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Home My WebLink About1978-07-23 - Orange Coast Pilot•• OC Polluters Must Take a Breather By KATHY CLANCY Of .. ~ ......... The aar along the Orange Coast may be !a1rly clear and somewhat invigorating this weekend. But inland forecasts say the air there will be lade n with smog, some of it the product of activity along the coast blown toward the Fontana-Pomona area by o((shore winds That means for the first time in local history coast residents and others in Orange County will be called up- on to take steps to lessen murky inland air THOSE STEPS ARE part of a new era in the control of air pollution, a regional drive to make Southern California air fit for human consumRtion. "We have new technology, better communications and dif. CLANCY ferent weapons available now," said Arthur Davidson, chief of the South Coast Air Quality Management District's <AQMD) air quality and health effects section. SUNDAY VOL. 71 , NO. 204, 7 SECTIONS, 96 PAGES Sl!NltA'1 SPEt'IJ\I_, .. Today there also is more recognition that the whole thing is one big system." he continued. "The densely populated parts of Orange County are polluters for the Fontana-Pomona·Riverstde·San Bernardino areas:· SMOG FIGHTING STARTS AT the district with measuring meters at 40 locations in the Orange. Los Angeles, Riverside and San Bernardino areas. Those meters, including seven at Orange County locations, transmit measurements of pollutants to the district's regional office in El Monte. Those numbers. coupled with weather forecasts. '* help district technicians decide when to call various stages of smog alerts. At the minimum. an alert results in a request for citizens to reduce unnecessary driving and urges thP young. the elderly and those with cardiac or respiratory troubles to avoid physical activity. Al the maximum. in what smog-fighters call an unhkely s 1tuat1on. a doomsday third stage alert could virtually shut down lhl" South Coa5t The district's rule seven for a so-called third stage aler1 calls on the public. business and govern- ment to act "as though the day were a major na· t1onal holiday ... Davidson said Except. unlike a national holiday. the shutdown would result m the closing of parks. beaches and recreation area~. And residents would be told to 5pend the day off ins ide rather than m the polluted out-of-doors or driving on freeways The AQMD ha:; required all firms employing 100 persons or more and those with fleets of 50 or more vehic les to file smog <.i<:tion plans SO •"AR. 2,000 PLANS are on file and the re· maining 1.000 are being processed. s aid district spokesman Armando Zumaya. The plans call on industry to take vanbus ac· lions as smog lcvt>ls rise actions that range from ~witching to C'leancr fuel to curtailing production to <See COUNT\', Page i\2) ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SUNDAY, JULY 23, 1978 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Rioting lnillates Kill Three Guards Builaings Burn in Rlinois Prison Rampage PONTIAC. 111. IAP > -Rioting ror 600 inmates and now holds inmates wielding makeshift about 2,000 prisoners, Thompson. knives stabbed three guards to said. 1 death and set fire to three build-It was the second major upns- ings Saturday during a four-hour ing at an Illinois prison this rampage at an overcrowded week. On Wednesday, inmates maximum security prison. took control of cellblocl<s at Three other ~uards also were Stateville Correctional Center. stabbed and seriously hurt at the anothe r maximum security Pontiac Correctional Center. facility near Joliet, but the dis- Ooe was reported in critical con-turbance was put down after two dition. hours without any injuries. Three inmates were seriously It was later found thal only 1 ~~~e· than 300 state troo~;;--s..,cllaae~~~!: d':Jt!fa~:i~dM and tactical officers put down StateviUe actually w~e work· the uprising amid sounds like ing. gunfire and smoke which drifted The trouble at POl)tiaC:erupted a~ross the prison compound. ln a courtyard at about:9:45 a.m. Tear gas was used to help sub-as a group of 550 inmates were due the prisoners. being returned to their· north Five hours after quiet re-cellhouse after an outdoor turned to the facility, details of recreational period. sa id what happened, and why, re-Charles P. Rowe. st.ate director mained sketchy of corrections. · Gov. Jamel\ R. Thompson Another group of about 600 in· blamed midsummer heat and mates "broke out of" an severe overcrowding at the auditorium where they were 100-year-old institution. Tern· watching a movie and joined the peratures in the area were in the first group in the prison yard. low 90s. The prison wa s designed Rowe said that at no time Lapping at Pier Jenny Anlie, Tustin, entered the record book Saturday by being number 4,784 to sit on John Gardner's lap Gardner claims 23 world records for Jap sitting and i~ trying to hit an even 5,000 while al the Balboa Pier this weekend .. Si~s receive a card commemorating their moment tn history. ,were hostages taken. Earlier re· ports said one female guard was held hostage for a brief period. He estimated that IS percent to 20 percent of the 1.100 inmates within the recreational area participated in the riot. It was not known how or when the guards were stabbed or how and when the buildings were set afire. .. It's tragic, that's for sure, anytime you have three guards killed and another in critical ~ndlttun. w...Thompeee &aMl.....U.. said prison overcrowding is "one of the worst problems we have" and that two new prisons currently planned should have been built years ago. The slain guards were iden· tified as U . William Thomas. 49. of Saunemin, a four .. year veteran; and officers Robert Conkle, 22. of Graymont. and Stanley Cole. 47. of Pontiac Conkle had worked at the prison since May. Cole began work as a guard a year ago. Thompson and other state officials said the riot began without warning. He said there was little ind1cat1on of tension at the prison although his press aide. Dave Gilbert. said there was a minor scuffle Friday night. After rioting at the prison, 100 miles south of Chicago, sub· sided. prison officials stripped and searched inmates before re· turning them to their cells. Guards and other witnesses to the uprising were unavailable for comment lio.w~~Q.11! g__uar~ who asked that his name notoe us . said he was in the kitchen area at the time and the tear gas was so thick "we bad to go into the freezerinordertosurvive ... " Rowe said the laundry build- ing and clothing room were destroyed by fire He said there was extensive damage to the general store and minor damage to the north cellhouse. The prison yard, whi ch of· ficials said is usually spotless. was littered with debris C&e RIOT, Page A2 l Af'WI ........ ILLINOIS GUARDS FORM CORDON TO AID FIREMEN Cellblock Smoulders During Four-hour Uprising Rental Turn-around Growing Tenants Spared Increases May Save $50 Per Month Rent rollbacks to May 31 levels, as urged by Gov. Ed· mund G. Brown, Jr., may result in sparing tenants rent increases of as much as S50 a month, a Daily Pilot survey indicated to- day. Prior to the governor's action. a large number or apartment owners had already announced Train,. truck Crash Kills SantaAmm A young Santa Ana man died instantly Saturday when his vin- tage 1953 pickup truck was rammed, crushed and dragged 200 feet by a Santa Fe Railroad train at a street crossing in Tustin. Ronald C. Lombard, 26, of 2447 W. Elder Ave .. was pronounced dead at the scene of the 4:40 a.m. accident, police said. The collision occurred about a mile west of Harvard Avenue on Moulton Parkway, according to investigators. Locomotive engineer Ronald C. Richardson had no chance to stQp the train before the moment of im- pact with Lombard's pickup truck. which was destroyed like a toy when the train hit it. Investigators said late Satur· day they were still at a loss to ex- plain the accident's cause. Lombard's remaJns were taken to Blower Brothers Mortuary In Santa Ana, where funeral services were pending today. Coroner's deputies sald he is survived by his mother, Dorothy, who Jives at the Elder Avenue ad· dresaalso. proposed rental increases despite the asserted property tax savings that would come their way from the passage of Proposition 13. Tenant protests began to mushroom. Then the rental turn around took on dramatic propor lions. Some examples: Oakwood apartments , with 13,000 units statewide, in · eluding complexes in Newport Beach and Seal Beach, an- nounced 20 percent increases as of Aug. 1. · Protests began to develop in Newport where Oakwood has 1,450 units -the city's largest apartment complex. Then abruptly, Howard Ruby, chairman of the Oakwood ownership. announced his com pany's rents would be frozen at May 31 levels. Ruby acknowledged that the threat of rent controls motivated the company's action. -In Costa Mesa, Our Town PLAY PAYS OFF -Recrea· tion oriented businesses abound along the Orange Coast, often headed by people ready for a change in their way or life . You/Your Money stories look at three firms and their owners Page Cl. ZERO IN ON COST American advice helped the Japanese rec~ver from World War ti. Now. Hughes and other giant businesses are using the same technJques to cul costs, solve problems and boost worker sat\sCaction . Hughes program detailed on Page C2. . -· . DAILY PILOT'S RENTAL SURVEY REPORTING TEAM Phil Rosmarin, Joanne Reynolds, Alice Stark, Jackie Hyman a pa rt ment complex ownerc;. with 313 residents tn 225 umts, had announced plans for rental increases of $20 to $35 per month, effective Aug 1. Friday. the controllin~ Con tinenlal lllino1s Property or Orange cancelled the boosts in race of angry tenant protests. The company will oow .. con- s ider adju s tm ents" 1n December -Park Newport Apartments, another large Newport complex, witli 1,400 units, had proposed anntversary rental increases from nine to 12 percent That would make Park Newport's least expensive one· room bachelor apartment about S350 a month. Followmg Gov. Brown's pitch to landlords Friday, however, Park Newport owner Gerson Baker announced ··complete compliance with the governor's rent rollback plan. Baker·s firm owns 6,000 units statewide. He said notices on holding the rental line should reach tenants Monday Prior lo the governor's urging of the rent rollback. it was most difficult to determine the thrust of action by the Irvine Company, which company spokes men said now holds 3,300 apartment units, <See RENT. Page A!) NEW AMERICANS See Page 02 lndde s .. da11 llltlMU Cl·I ...... L•~ IM I ••wrt lnau C2 M•lll1oa A• CLOSE CALL -Standard • operating procedure for NASA projects generally is nothing but the best. But when it was feared that Skylab may be falling, 1t was a piecc·meal operation that hoisted it higher. Engineers call Califon••• AS *"'•• e1 It l It a "miracle on a shoe trlng." Find out why on Page AlO. SERIALS CRACKLE The Southland has come up with J n e w gimmick t o fit it s automobile culture. It's "Books on Tape." Drivers can ease the hours on the freeway listening to readin~s of the best and worst in literature. See Page A12. ... Cl•nlfled OM4 N ....... , N~ ~. Con•umor a...... Cl Or111to C-.., 4t Cronwo,._ 11 ... , Cat.t.. CH OHlll Notkes At s,..-n ,, ... 0.llt1'i•llO 1 10 Slt1d1 Matbh CS.. t EdllOf'l•I ,..,. "'°' TllHlen 11•10 •111oru1_.,. IMt Trayot •• I l'o•l"'I~ l.H YOIA/Yow....., tl Ari "..... A• ... , ..... A• "•""<°" .. ..... •• \ DAILY f'ILOT HCTIC*O ....... ,, ...... TY- ... .. ...... . . . -. ............. . ' 2 OAIL Y PILOT Sunc,,y July 2'J I Hd S1nog 'Still Sinuners Southland Firms Cited for Pollution LOS ANGELES IAP I -As Southern Cahlornia continued to s1 m mer under a pers istent blanket of s mog. the South Coast Air Quality Management District announced plans to prosecute five firtns that allegedly failed to com·. ply with a pollution abatemenl program Saturday. Dis trict spokes man James Birakos identified the firms al· legedly found in noncompliance by district inspectors as Kaiser Steel Co of Fontana. Rockwell In· ternalional o f El Segundo. Consolida ted Freightways of Santa Fe S prings, M .C.C. Pacific Valve Co. of Long Beach and California Portland Cement <.:o of San Bernardino. 81rakos said the hrms are sub· Ject to criminal misdemeanor complaints car rying penalties of up to six months' imprisonment <tnd $500. He added that while the financial penalties are not harsh for large businesses. the publicity hurts a firm's public image. .. The public has its own way of putting pressure on firms that do not comply," he said. HydT rbons + Oxi I Sulfur Dioxide porti"1ate matter Ca A atubborn, high-pressure system haa affected weather here for more than a week. creating an air inversion over the orea with the effect of trapping pollutants like a lid on a kettle, said Air Quality Management District spokes man Armando Zumaya. However a predicted second· stage alert carrying health warn· logs and emergency anti-smog procedures was not necessary Salurday. SilW'day's inversion layer was exc.i:·eroely low -about 200 feet- which meant that most or the pollution caused by the vehicles and industries in the area were being kept in a space only 200 feet high. Thus. there was a higher concentration of smog. .. This is the story of weather." Nationa l Wea the r S~rvlce forecaster Don Gales said of the high.press ure system that has been dogging the area for nearly two weeks. "Things like high pressure systems come and go. Som etimes they come for lon1er periods of Ume -and this has been one or the longer ones.'' Air quality officials had pre· die Led a second·stage smog alert. which would have triggered l'mergency anti·s mog efforts from local industries. Although smog levels weren't high enough to warrant a second·stage alert. many industries implemented the em ergenc y programs anyway, said Zamaya. The most common emergency steps taken by some industries are employee carpooling and cul· backs in production and pollution emissions. ··we can only do the best we can and hope that's enough,·· Zumaya i,aid. "We shudder to think what would happen if we didn't do anything --if people were allowed to add as much pollutants to the atmosphere as they wanted." A first·stage alert -carrying warnings that elderly persons, chi ldren and persons with respiratory ailments should re· main indoors -was called Corthe San Gabriel Valley, an SCAQMO ofricialsaid. of Nitrogen e SMOG ozone, aerosols. nitrates. sulfates, formaldehyde . acrolem . others minimal amounts OTHER SOURCES aircraft ·buses· trocks ·misc Lemon Pie Misses Billy NORTH VANCOUVER, British Columbia <AP > -Billy Carter became irate and had to be r estra ined by sec urity guards after a man tried to throw a lemon meringue pie at him Saturday, witnesses said. "He was furious. He just popped his lid," said Rose Kenward, a photographer for The Vancouver Province. President Carter 's brother. here to judge tht' World Bellynop and Cannonball Div· 1n~ Championships . s houted "'let me at him" ond had to be held twice while altcmptin~ to l·hasc thl.' pil'·thrower. who mis· w d Carter AP Wl,..,....o The man escaped but the Anar chist Party of Canada later daimed responsibility for the pie·throwing incident. Members of the group have hit several politicians with pies. ONLOOKERS RESTRAIN BILLY CARTER IN PIE INCIDENT "That h e <Carter) is a popular person is proof of how sick our society is," the party said in a news release. Keoward said Carter was walking behind a pool where the diving event was held when be turned to see a man moving toward him with a pie in his hand. The toss was deflected by a security guard. and the man fled. Witnesses said that when Carter realized he was the in· tended target. he became furious and tried to go after the pie·thrower. Carter was r estrained for about a minute. When released. fi'rona Page A I RENT ROLLBACK. • • mostly in Newport Beach und Irvine. A Daily Pilot survey of tenants In four large Irvine Company rental complexes disclosed re· cent rent hikes ranging from SS to $50 monthly. Most tenants had SUNDAY DAILY PILOT f,_.()r..,. (CM\t 0.11, .... •th wn.at ''U-. ~l'W'l'f l""" Jllf.ll'W'\ p.,~, '' OV0t·'1W<it•• uwOr..,.... (0..-\I Pub61~1nqCofno•"• ~ ...... ,...,..,_,. ow01t..,..,.d -...non ttwov~ ""·"-" •0t <" '• _.,. '°",.._, ~~ H .............. flooot~ "°"" '''"' V•ll•T "•'"" ~_,,,.1_.n.,_~ Y•th<t ""'' \. ~ Afo..Wn SouU\ Co" 1 • •f'IO'• "' ,.n .. 11111 •· #'11" '' owltlh\IW'd ~·'"'""•' Mwt \.llVUH trw '""'""' ..,_, _...,,,.no o' •"'' '' ,. 1 ... w. t ,.., • .,. °''~""I C..-f• ....... ( '''' t•l'l·.t-'•t~ .............. ... ~"11•""1~1""' J.tc•• c-Yl(t"'"' ...... _°" __ _ ,......n••ml •' Cd•t•o '=:,t::EZ:::.,.. • ~"""'9..,!0olor OfflcH to\ .. ,. ... tlOW.•t 11 •• ~ .... . lMtl/MlltM~ 11 .. 0........,.,••\t• ... I MtJf'l'fln(Jten 6'1Mh t '''' t\l'"~r\ 8/H1W'lv•,.tt ~tiYAll•'f JUOt lA"""CUIO etS.l\0..._,.,,.._1ty Tet.pttone (7141142-4321 au.fftecl Advt rtltlnt ~·$tl1 .....,_ ........ ,_()Ill(• Ht.f3tO ,.....,~c·•"""''" 4IMIOO been notified in June of impend· ing hikes or "anniversary raises." Among the announced -and later rescinded -rent lnrreases were: Park Newport: Nine to 12 per· cent, malting Its least expensive one·room bachelor unit about $350 a month. Baywood, Newport Beach: $25 to $35; two-bedroom units in the family section start at $425. Turtle Rock Vista, Irvine: From $5 to $40. apartments range from $385 to $435. Although the Irvine Company had refused t o discuss the magnitude or scale of the in· c r eases, any dlfrlculty with tenants appeared to evaporate Friday. Shortly arter Gov. Brown launched bis get·tou gb on landlords campaign , I rvine Company Peter C. Kremer an- nounced that rents on au com· pany apartments will be rolled back to May 31 levels . Administration of the rollbacks will begin next week, Kremer said. And what prompted his ac tion? The company's chief ad· m1nistrator said, "In today's political atmosphere, the alternallve may be statewide rent control, whJch would be an absolute disafiter." he jumped over a low brick wall and raced toward the hotel's parking lot. Ca rtcr e a rl 1er obliged a crowd of 2,000 gathered around a hotel !-.wi mm10g pool b y pcrrorm1ng his own bellyOop lie wa~ not Judged Something's Lil' Rotten In Florida HOLLYWOOD. Fla . (AP> -Although or· ganizers of this year's All American Glamor Kitty Contest don't know it, the stepson of dastardly Rot· ten Ralph is competing incognito. Rotten Ralph is the frightening feline from Philadelphia who never won a glamor contest but did win a lot of al\,f:otion by c la wing cat ownerS- and bitina Judaes d uring tbe past tfiree contests. T he Fort Lauderdale News reported that Lil' Rotten ls entered in the contest under the name Cactus Kitty. And his owner is listed as Ruth Manning, who admits be· ing Ruth Polsky, daughter of Mrs. Lee Polsky, owner or Rotten Ralph. "We just hoped that CaNos l<itty (alias Lil' Rotten) could come to the contest a nd win on his own without anyone know· ing who be actually was." UYI MR. Manrting <alias Ma. Pollky ). • o .. ,, ~· ... ~ .. , ~~0'0...11 OPERATOR LOU NUZZI MONITORS OASIBI OZONE ANALYZER FOR OZONES F ro.a Page AJ COUNTY UNDER POLLUTION RULES • • • halting deliveries to allowin~ only carpools rather than lone drivers into company parking lots. The district communicates with the businesses by s pecial radio hook-ups and has about 90 tnspectors out Sl'etng that smog plans are (ollOWl'd AQMD expcrLs give mosl of their attention to measurements of s ulrates and ozone, the lead· ing irritants in the South Coast and those that have prompted special smog alerts Sulfates are formed when s ul· fur dioxide emissions react with moisture. And sulfate alerts ur<' called ba s in wide wh t•n s ulfate particles measure more than 25 micrograms per cubic meter. Ourinl{ an alert industry is asked to cui pollution emissions by 20 percent, ch ie fly by switching to cleaner fuel. Residents are asked to avoid unnecessary driving and out door exercise. The young. elder· ly and those with cardiac or respiratory problems arc urged to avoid strenuous activity. Ozone is created by a photo· · · cau&ed wbel.l the sun .. cooks" contaminants found chiefly m auto exhaust. State standards say an ozone reading of .1 part per million (ppm) indicates relatively clean air When the level reaches .2 ppm a SO·called first stage alert 1s called. Industry isn't affeC'ted by that ale rt, an AQMO spokesman said. but residents are urged to avoid needless driving and curtail strenuous activity. It is dunn~ a stage two aJert when ozone measures .35 ppm that industry efforts come into pluy It is al that stage that s mog inspectors require some firms Isle Jury Convicts in CdM Death HONOLULU <AP -A 34-year o Id man h as been fo und guilty of mans laughter in the stabbing death of a Corona Del Mar man who was camping here one year ago. A state Circuit Court jury took about one hour Friday to return a verdict agains t Roger Kuehnau, who was charged in the death or John Ilagan, 21. Police said Kuehnau told them he st abbed Hagan, who was camping at Lua lualei Beach Park on the island of Oahu last Aug. 3. Defense attorneys claimed t he sta bbing was in self·defense whe n Hagan ap proached him in his van late al night. Kuehnau. who did not testify, told police Hagan beat him. Hagan's camping companions said the California man ran toward the van because he thought Kuehnau bad stolen camping gear from his tenl several weeks earlier. FroatPageAJ RIOT .•• The lnjured guard& were Iden· tlrted as Danny Dill , who was transferred to a hospital in Peoria and wos in critical condl· Uon . Sharon Patchett, who wa~ listed tn aertous condttion. and Dale Wafker, who was in fair condition. T ho mpson uid the over- crowded conditions at Pontiac ftrc typical of those throughout the tlllnola prison system. "Wo have to get the over· crowding down,'' he said. to curtail activltles, cancel ~ome work shifts and force employees to travel to work in carpools. A s tage three ozone alert would be caJled if ozone levels reached .5 and would reqwre drastic cutbacks 10 tndustnal act1 v1ty AQMD records show a 7 1 ozone reading m Los Angeles County one summer day in 1966 and a .52 in downtown Los Angeles in June of 1973. But Orange County has been less s moggy. The h1ghesl record in Orange County was .44 ppm tn La llabra in 1974, for example, and Costa Mesa's highest the past fivl' years was .22. AQMl.>"s Davidson called the chance:. for a stage three alert in the South Coast area this :.ummer '"very unlikely." The air inversion, high tern· peratures and weak winds or late. he said, probably make re- cent readings "the highest we will seeUusyear." Dirtiest Days Smog Soiled Air Record Chart below shows number of days in 1977 when Orange County smog centers. in seven communities. registered airquality below s tate standard~. ('ITV OZONE SULFATES <state standard. < sta~e standard 1s .10 ppm> 25 ~1crograms per rub1r meter• Qw.aMesa -18 San Juan Capistrano S? 11 El Toro 43 11 Anaheim 40 18 La Habra i3 18 Los Alamitos 38 25 t not full year readings> Santa Ana Canyon 99 i Ozone is created by a photo ·chernical process when the sun "cooks" hydrocarbons and oxides of nitrogen. emitted chiefly from autos. Sulfates are formed when sulfu l dioxide emissions from autos and industry react with moisturcinthca1r. Freeleeps Mrs. Gandhi Faces Campaign Charges NEW DEUII <AP> -The gov· ernment filed preliminary docu· ments in court Saturday accusing former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and five others of criminally conspiring to procure free jeeps for use in the 1977 na· tional election campaign. It was a major new step by the government of Prime Minister Morarji Desai to bring Mrs. Gandhi to trial In the corruption case. which led to her brief arrest last October. But legal experts said she would not necessarily be arrested soon, although the six probably would be summoned for arraignment in the coming week. Paper Mill Workers Out By The Associated Press Strikes at 18 paper mills in Was hington , Oregon and Cali£ornia bad idled 7 ,000 to 8,000 workers this weekend. The Publishers Paper Co. mill in Oregon City was struck Fri· day by the Aasoclation of Western POlp and Paper Workers. A re~resentative of the union said t t wo uld strike t he Publishers Paper mlll at Newberg, Ore., on Monday. The mill employs 22S union mem· be rs. The union also struck three Potlatch Forest Indus tries plants at Pomona and Orange. Strikes began at some or the mills more than two weeh ago, and nine Northwest mills were s tr u c k Thursday by tbt AWPPW. The "charge sheets" were filecJ in a Delhj sessions court against Mrs. Gandhi, three former aid~ and two businessmen. The same jeep case wa::. brought against Mrs. Gandhi in the form or a preliminary in· formation report last Oct. 3. At that time, the Central Bureau of Investigation, India's version of the American FBI, arrested Mrs. Gandhi. A magistrate ordered her released the following mom- i ng because no evidence was ready. Mrs. Gandhi. 60, her former chemicals and fertilizer minister. P.C. Set.hi, and former private secretary R.K. Dhawan, a steno- grapher and two businessmen, J it Paul and Suresh Vasudeva, were named as the defendants. Cuba Invites U.S. Swimmer MIAMl BEACH, Fla <AP) - Long distance swim mer Diana Nyad said Saturday the Cuban government bas invited her to Havana Aug. 6 to begin a US. m lle marathon s wim to the F lortda Keys. Ms. Nyad, 28, wbo said at a news conference that she e x· peels to receive her visa soon, got the invitation in a call Thurs· day night from the Cuban in· terest section in Washington. ..They are very much looking forward to the swim," Ms. Nyad £Old or the Cubans. She said she plans to begtn the swim. inside a S42.000 self.propelled shark cage, as aoon as the weather permits. ., • • • • •. • • • • • 'ti . " 'i. , ' ~. ... • ~· ......... --.. Sunday. July 23. l978 .. OAll Y P1LOT • t 3 ·'1 Monopoly in I r vine? It's Your Move . po' ·: Some o( In me':. mo:.t re:.pe« table c111rens are spendmg a lot or lime these days in Jail Some or them get thrO\\O behind bars as much as five s ix limes a day A few evtn say cand1dlv they·d rather be 10 Jail. al lca;t for a wh1le. becaui.e it's safer there than out on lhe streets Besides. it's easy for thei.e people l o pass 1n and out justice's revolving door. All ~hey ~ave Lo do to get out or jail. 1s wait a turn and take another throw or lhe dice They're playmg the hottest game in town, a board game modeled after "Monopoly" that substitutes loca l real estate and public issues They call 1t. "Irvine's Tomorrow." Instead of "Park Place." and ".\Iarvm Gardens." players bid to buy or dump on an un- suspecting market ·'Turtle Rock .. or "Irvine Industrial Complex· East." or any of several other actual Irvine pro- perties In both the trad1t10nal gamC' and this local version. playt'rs s p e n d a d 1 s p r '' po rt lo n a t t.' amount of time 10 Jatl Once out. though. the local version puts them through a tougher wringer They face such perib as "'tn· nlng an appointment as chairman of a city fruit ins~c t1on commission. by recomme n dation of Anita Bryant. twcom 1ng OH'r<'<Jutatecl . donat111g a -..c-u lpturl' 1 Hod1n" ··Tht• Thinker·· 1 to city h;ill and 1.!f:I ting c1leo fur '>UlH·er-;iv1· c·ultural tendenr1t·~ On lhe plus side. lh(·y might t'llJOY higher pa} for h1i,:her education. dereut .i mO\ e to re· lo<'atc the S:.111 Onofre nuclear power plant to lrvme. or l>ee the l'tly refu:.e to incorporate Sun C lemente "until "'hat's his · name moves ·· tr the game seem~ a lad political.'it C'ould bt• bccau!I<' 1t \\as developed h} a qua ~• political group which gaH• the game its name lrvtne Tomor- row T\\ o member~ of the local gov- ernment information lobby who helped develop the game UC Irvine professors Roland Schmz- inger and Lou Fridhandler. ex· plained the gam e and its origins. during a recent session of play Said Fridhandler. a professor of medicine. "It's based on the h1~tory of Irvine." lie pointed to the space where. on u "Monopo- ly" board. il would be marked ··Go .. · · L'l' Irvine was the beginning for Irvine So when you pass the start. ~uu gl'l a Gl'nuine BS. 0l'gree IA k1b1tzer chipped in. ·11 ·s poss1bll'. if you collect ..,everal degrees. to become overqualified "1 Schinzingl'r. a professor of l:.'lectrical cngmeering. rolled the dice. lie landed on un indu!.trial property Schinzinger 10 r eal life opposes such development: here he saw his chance to make some mone~ and he grabbed 1t lfo smiled and collcctt'd the r l' n I I' r ll m h I '> f r I (' It d Frtdhandll-r \\ho on his next move landt·d on th<.• ne" l;rndlord's propert~· In this ganH· \IHI 1·;.in h<Jrg<11n for \\hiJl Fiesta F un's Cat e h y 01lly Pllol Sl•ll Pllotu Clown Pierre L<J '.\:oh ;..ioh mil-!) a sees<1w attached to Garden Cnwe Elks Cluh·s float in the 25th annual Fies ta Parade Saturday Ill San Clementl' Young bystander~. below. wcren·l quite s un• hm\ to respond to a fuuy marcher from Magi<· \lountain Cit~'s festival rontinu<'s \\ ith hbtonr drama µn•st.'nted through Aug. 5. exn•pt \1ondays. ut 8 p .m . in La Cnst1anitu Rowl. T ake Camino tit• Estrella inland from thr San Diego F'ret·way and follow dir<.'tlionul marker~ T1tkets are SI • I ' •• t . , . .. , Ol llY Pilet Pllelo lty P•lroO O"Oo~ ... 11 Ego r1;.-i.rhc), in 111t· 1..\-onderful You lost-1f )Ou ... nd up on tl\e otht·r ~td<'. Cit\ P;t·, · SchinLrnger-wu~-do1n)! quilt• wrll ~le<1d1ly movmg ... ~pacl' or i\\o :owtud Irvine Wonderful Fndiander wa~ strug~hng Bl'~ide!-the lurk of lht' dice. a player who makes money can ln.1y h.:-\\a) to" ard I he good itfr If ht· dowr. or. ht!-luck. 1~ de~ pt.<rale ne<-'d of mor.l·y. he can· :.t:ll hi~ soul tor cash at the 1·x pt n se of hav:r.g to movo cloi.er on thl' board to City-Pity , Frid lander. who airead y had sold hff soul several times· ovc1 ' g<.thered his avaJlablt· money tu Ir~ to buy has \\:J) bat'k 111 th~ othl'r d1re<·t1on T~at co!->l::-twt<;t- ,1~ much lie had t:nouJ!h to J!cl Ont' slt.>p f:Jrthcr t rorr. disaster S:J1d ,, dehghtl'd Schmzrngcr · ·w,. put the J.!Ume together .1 ~ I ;, I J lot 0 I n I ' m t' I c r 0 u I l!Jllowecn parl) It took one and nr~t· h;.lf mor.t h-. to de velor; i-;, 1·ry bod~ or. t ht• bo:.rd o( ! n 11w Tumorro\\ l'Or~t rt huted 11 • •t IRVINE RESIDENTS PLOT EACH OTHER'S FINANCIAL DESTRUCTION IN GAME Marilyn Vassos. Lyn Calerdlne. Lou Fridhandler, Janet Williams Play !1 .. 1,on .. ''1,:1'l•t..! u:stnbu 110•? "ll !a1 S0'1ll' -.1at! Pt'IJDil• ,11 l'•1~ II.ti! h .. \I' hlll:).!!:1 ,, .111d pla~t·c!·t 'Wt oh dl'ol'' Sthini1nge1 1 a nol'C or .1 -.p;:t·• 1 ~: • 't•n1 h1 rr h:.d to 1;.1! )OU hJ\e tu pa) St'h1nt1nger grinned and gouged his friend for tht• "'hok• rent ··onl' ~tarts out Sl h1011ngt.>r ..,;11d c-nunt1ng out thl· btlls Y.tlh .1 t'(•rt:11n amount of mnnl'\ · ··1 hrrl' .111· at· tu a Ir°) I \\C• gamt·-.. going on Jt untt· Thi-.. 0t1t•. tllU\ ing around thl· board. IHI\ 1 ng prop1•rt ~ l'lllll'l'I mg I t•nt pa) 1ng the bills Just staying arlo.it. hv1n~ m Irvin<.· "Wt• c:.111 lhL· markt•r -.uu mo\ c on this outer track the Ego M<irker ·'Then tht·n· s this 1n11N tr<1ck • .1 -..qu1ggl) ruult• 111 \\ h1ch ... pl.t)l'I ma) bt• ro1t•ed tu mlJ\t ont or tht' uther cl1n·c·111111 1ir11 gnocl . one had 1 Tht· mc11kt-1 ) oc mint· or. that one. \\t· c-all lhe Alt1:1 Ego Marker Tht· Ego Marker picks up d1ret'lluns 1 b\ !andrng on :.p.tt'l'!' ea I It'd Potluck· and 'Cit) ('01111<:11 :,1mllar tn 'Ch<1nt·1·· and l'11mmun11' Cht·"t 10 :'\lonopol~ 1)1,tl IC'll Lht Ahl r E~o \\h1t•h \\a.\ lo go ' o II \1 111 \I h I' 11 ) o u r ,\ It t• 1 Fr:dlanot'r t·addl·tl ht· might , t lt·;1 r. up no\\ h1:~ 'onw prooer 1 \ I hat \\OUld Sl'nd h:i-fr:end le: thC' poorhoust• 11 '.s pros pccb \~('re• suddeni) brightening If h1· c·ould sci! b1~ -..out iust .. 't'" mor11t1ml'~ Sch1r1Z1nger !;.r:gc:~~l(·1! " 11•'1 • •urn• in thl" c!mk Oh. \\Cl!." ht ),atd I rr. lw1 11·1 111: 11: hC'rc i n•:,liy ,1 r.• B ay Postmen Join Walkout 70 Percent Stay A1a1y, P rotest 'Sellout~ Comract B~ Th<' \-..o;oC'iated P n•s., Po-..t;il \\orker.., 1n Richmond C'altf. 101m•<I cldwnt workers 1n .lt•r-,n Ctl\ :"! .J . 1111 S;.iturdav to prnl l''l t ht:' t·nl al I\ 1• nat inn a I (·on tr-.H'I tht·~ 1·all ,1 wllout Thi· Y. tltk.tt :-.lnk1· at lht· SHn Frant'l"Cfl l\ulk :\I all l't>rllL•r eon '1nt·('d 70 pt•n·t·nt of thl• morning -.hil I to stay 11rf tht• Job. po..,tal nr f1ci:11-.. '>aHI Tht• \\ alkout tit the· '\c•\.\ 'ur k ~ttfWJ·•fo!or~J(A-M~•~fi. ./Prs(•y C:1t\' was in 1t~ ~l·rond din \\ tth ;thOUl 8() pel'(Tnl of till' 400 \\OrJ..c•r-; on the morn10g -.h1ft ho non ng p1t·kt•LI inc~ Stnkl'r., ... aid tht• nat1011<1! (·1111 lr<ll'I rlr)e' 11111 rN·flt'llllt' tlw high t·o~l 11f lt\1;1_111•h1 '\I'\\ York .in·;i or a<l•lrl' .s t''l"l'..,..,I, 1• II\ t•rtimc· ,incl 111ht·r1,,l al prohl••m-, .J ,1 ('(, B 1 l' n n •• 11 gt n ,. r a I manag1•r 11f tht• cenll•r tn Cal1lorn1a rll•-..cnlwd Lhl· p1ckl't II Ill'" .IS f101S). liul pt·at"l'I ul Stt 1kt n. <.rpproatht•d workL·rs at 11\ 1ng .1l tht• pl;.inl o.111<1 alt<.'mptcll !11 l'Oll\ IOl"l' thl·m 111 111111 thl:'tr l'I f111t !Jut n11nt ha-.. 11tl<'rlt·1l'd \\1lh m.itl t•om111g tn 111 1.:11111)! out Bn:n nan s<11d .\ houl :10 111 Ill pt·1 son-.. wt•rt 1\ orJ..111)! eomp<tn:d Lo a normal Saturdtt\ ::.t11fl of IOO lo 1211 l'mployces. hl'said It '' asn 1 1mmt·diat1.·ly l..nu\\11 ~ 1b .. 1ot11kG"'" 1ro 1·c,ss1ng nf mail at till' center \\ h I (' h " (' ,. \ l' " :... I I r I h l' r n C:al1forn1<i . llawa11 ..an<l Wesll'rn '.\icvada. A bout 120.000 parcels und 30.000 -.acks of sct•ond and t h1rd cla~-.. m<1 1l u:.ualh ltrt• handled 1111 S;iturda)s at the center First C'las-.. and foreign nwtl for th(' 1 t• gwn 1s roulc<l tn Oakland. Un·n nan •mid Hob C'ondon . direrlor of Jaycees M u s t Eject F eniale M embers Tl' T.SA 1 J\ I') Women mem her~ 1n any of tht· l'nitt•d States J a~ t'l'l'~ chapters must lJt· t·JeC't cd b~ Dec I or tht· ch<ipkrs will fan· rcvocatton of their l'harters 1n thl' all mule• organtlal1on. .J a~ ct•t• prt"'1dcnt Barr) I. Kt.>n ncdy ~aid Saturda~ T\\ tt'e during t ht· l:J'>t four \ears. dclt•;!<Jtt-~ to the· ;mnual Jaycee meeting havr turned down proposals which would ha' t' allowed Y.Omt·n full mem hersh1p 10 lhl' lc·adersh1p tram ing organization Woml•n wert• .1dm1tlt•d to s ome stall' t haptt'•" thn•e ~·ears ago undt•r a pilot progra rri. but Kennedy ~a1ci tht• organ1rnlto11·s .... b) laws haw not IJet>n changed and thl' pilot progrums must l.>1· haltt>d · If tht• hi\\ •~ UllJUSl. 1t :.hould be a ltercd h) those people ''ho h~tH' lhl' power to change 1t. · Kt'nnt•dy told tht• .I a) CCl' Boa rel or Director~ mectrng hcrl' "But whtlt' 11 1s ttw law. \H' have no <'hOICl' bul to uphold •l ··The h) law~ clcarl) s tatt· lh1:1l regular member~h1p in lhl' l'n1l1..•d SlML•s Javt·cc!-> I!. llmtt<'d 10 )oung men hct\\cen the age-.. of 18 and :J6.'" ... aid Kc•nned) "Anyont• t.•lse who wishes to uf fihak with u~ must JOtn as an assoc1att• ml'mber without the right to vote' or hold officl' · · Kennedy announc-ed th« formation of a Comm1~s 1on on Women Membership to "find an equitable resolution of this 1s '>Ue . · · he said in a prepared stat~mL•nt Sadat Claims Begin 'Only P e ace Block ' CJ\ I RO, Egypt I AP 1 Prest denl Anwar Sadat claim ed on Saturday lhl' only obstacle to M ideasl peac<' was the "e, pan s1on1..,l amb1t1on.., ol M<.'nachern Oc~tn lie s u1d tht.• Israeli prime minister wants peace. security guarantees "and on top of 11 all our land . .. It is 1loss1hle to <'Stablish pe.icc• in hours today.'· Sadat dec lared in a ~pcec h com mcmorating t h<' 26th an ni\ ersary of the Egyptian m1l1lary'!'I overthrow of King Farouk "We te ll him peace. yes. guarantees for both parties. yes. friendly cocx1stencc. yes RecognJtlon. yes But land. no. ~overcignly no. no and <1 thousand times no'" In a two·hour address dealing largely with domestic issues. Sadat vowed there would be "no one-man rule" or one-party <'On lrol 1n F.gypt . . . .. . . ..... ' • n1plil\t'l dncl laho1 n·lat1on~ ,11 the .lt·r" \ Ctl\ lactl1t\ ·aid .. p1•11..i l dl'lt\er) n•g1stl•rl•d IN ll'I.., \\t>rt• hc1ng rnatlt·d to lh1 1 mp!o_\l'I'" Sal11rcl a) lt·lhng thtm tll.1! Jll\ v.111 1, 'lll)l(ldjlt OI 1111k11111)! 1t·-.ult1n;..: in \lork -.top µai.:t• 1~ ·an tllL•gal &l't111n · T hl· letl<'rordert:>d cmplo)e<.•.., 111 1 l·turn to work. and -..aid . ·Your tatlure to observt• th1~ d1rel'll\>~ "111 ~ub1cc·t you tndisc1phnar~ :Jl' 111111 up t11 and tncluding )our r<-' mO\ Dissident P r otest :\11•t•• tr1g 11! ,\1!~r.tOW!'l J>;1 :Jbout 20C tl<'legate:-or thl' Tr· 'it;,te and .Northeast rt.>g!Onill hranehe;. or tht• 1\mer:can Postut \\' 11rker!' Union unanimous ly ap p1 O\ ed .1 resoiut1on also calhn~ lor amnesty Jor defiant poslett \\ orkers who ~taged 1 he w1lctt·a1 !>trike:- Thl' l\.\O·do.1} :'ltt•w Jer!>t.>~ wildcat work stoppagl· by d1ss1 dl'nl unior. members r esulted tn .i !0-hour ba<'klo~ at the New Yori< ~°' f!:J!!n M11ifCeT1ter---- U.S., Britain Nix 'Copters for Show WASlll~CTO'.\i •Al ' Tlw nitt•d SI all':-. .ind Hn• am c·on 111 nu·d ~aturd;i\ that they haH• 111 dl•red thur mtlitar> pt lots nol 111 compl'lt• 1n \\oriel hehcopte1 1·hamp1on-..h1p' -..chl duled ro IJ1 ·g1n l-'1 t<l;t) 1n thl' Sov:t't l '111011 Bolh goH·rnmt nti-~iJtd lht· "' llOn was 111 rc~pons<.· to the 11• l't'nl tnals and tonv1l'l1on~ ol Sm rt·! d1~~1dL nh ·wt' h ave no intcntwn of dn\ otf1c1al l 'n1tcd Stales part1c1p;. t 11111 in th1.., l'\ l'nl... -..u 1d St all lkpartm<.'nt s pokesman Cha rlcl- Shap1ro of lht• helicopter 1k t t!->1011 . .idd101! that 1t \~a~ ··1ht· r 1· ... u 1 1 o r 1 h l' p • t' ... (· n 1 e1rcum~tanC'e;. f h1.· Brt I t~h FOi l'I gn orr.n .... 11d in London that 1t \\OUld be 111 a pp ro pr Iii 11' · r or Br 1 t t !" h m 1lttar) p1lob to part1t·1pate !->() -..oon alter lht• trials llow<'vt?r. e1v1han pilot:-. on Lht• l " S l(•;.1m ),till plan 111 compctt 111 ttw t'hamµ1onsh1p~ \!art) Rc1sl'h. a ~pokes mun for Bell llelicoptl'rs. which 1:- prondinJ? a1rcrnlt for the team. "<t:<I lht dcc:r-:un 10 put: tht· mtl1tar) pilot~ alft'l'I' orny lhrct of lhe 13 p1lol tu1m That !c:..i,.c:-. tht· l ~ learn 1.1. tlh IC t1vtl1an mc•r. and \\Omer Jnd th«) <in' ~111ng on and 1.~I) part1t'1patt• a:-per '>t·hcdull'. Reisch sa1cl '"Thl' t · S team wt!: not pull out ol 1 ht· l'"l'nl .. f:xpen~l'), of tlw L ~ le<:tm Jr" bl·lrtl? paid b) donalwn~ and b~ part1c1panL'-. not by government mone~. Hc1-;ch ~a•d Sha p1ro :-.wd I ~l' Cll•c1s1on !1 ..., 1thdraw I h1· l ~ mlirl.ar·. pilot~ \\.;J~ m:Hlf b) Scc-retary ct Stall C.\ru~ fl \an<.•t• last week whrlt' Vanl'l' \\ii~ tr\ London Ir. Br:lam. th< military te.im \\ii), ordt'r«.'rl \~tlhdrawn on th<-' .1dv:cC' ol Fo1t'tJ!n Secrelar:. D;.i 1. tel 0\\ en .1 t-·or<'1gn Off:cc- -..poke!"man '>aH1 The enmpet1t1nn. ~chcduled 11 , heg1n Friday :ind run throufjh Aug Ii. mvolv<''-test~· of skill It. manet:vermg he11coptcrs . Thi· British Dcf1.·n~1· .\'linil'try :.a id thl' champ1on..,h1p~ ha"e bcc•n held before in Rritam and Wc)>I C:1.•rmany with the Soviet t.:num tumpcttng ORANGE COUNTY RENTERS llave your rents gone up or down since Prop 13 the Jan 1s Amc•ndment went into e rfect" The Daily Pilot 1s :,ohc1ting information and comment &bout the e ffect of the meas ure and would like to hear from you Send us n brier message noting any recent rent changes affecting you. A copy of communications received from your landlord -would be appreciated Your name will not be used if you "1sh it Withheld Mail your comments to 'l'homas Keevll, Editor Dally Pilot Box 1560 Costa Mesa. CA 92626 .... -... .... -..... ,, . , Weekly rewew of Orange Coast highlights LfFEGUAROS FIGHT THROUGH CLEMENTE SURF San Clemente Games had dash, splash San Clt>ml·nte's s urf was the scene of ocean games last week a-; cnmp1:l1lors came from as far away as New York to div~ into Hoog1c board, surf ski , paddleboard and dory r;.H:cs <;omp<:titors in the spectacular dory event hauled l m a n boats into and beyond breakers. turned around and das hed hack ugain. riding the waves in like oversized sur· fe rs San Cle mente lifeguards Al Lavayen and Bern~rd Voorh('es kept the winnings for the home team as Los /\ngclcs County guards failed to beat t he pair to the finish Long rhs1.am·e swimming and a musical flags £om~tit1on "l'r<.' oth(•r t•vent highlights Laguna Beach Painful end marks chase in Laguna l.;1guna polH'I' arc· st ill v y1nJ.( lo figure out \\hy a voun g l.a g una man <fa-.,hl•d to a painful Pnd la!>l "'l'l'k Tht• man. poli<'P !>'1 H1. "'"::. \\t1lk1ng along a:. ,, p11l1l't' <·Jr <·ru1 st·<l by .1 11<.l for -..om P r l'ason hcgan lo run away. Police ihuughl 1t was udd M> they followed. "The youth tried to hide atop a flower s hop hut the cruaser·s spotlight r evealed lus hidmg place at which point the ceil· ing gave way, plunging the youth. grom first, onto a s piny cactus be l o w. Para medics plucked hun dreds of .spines from the young man before police hooked him for trespass· ing a nd 1>rowhng I fl' was soon released, without having explained wh y he ran in the first pl ace. "Un less it was the beer can hl' wus carrying," speculated onl.' officer. Basker became dump sight II wasn't ~xactly a scene from "Jaws 2." but it m ay h,1\'t' unn1·rn·d more tha n a few swimmers last Tuesday '' ht•n tht· Dana Pmnt Harhor Patrol hauled m a 3,000 pound bask1n a.: s hark, found floating dead ahout two mile!> trnm th<.• harbor 's entrance. Witnesses reported the shark t11l't1s1m ·d i3 feet long and a yard in girth. The boat tugged tor f1 vt• h\lurs before the g iant carcass was lifted out of the "'at<'r . mm;tcd onto a truck "and sent it to a less than c.J1 ~nif1Ni end in a dump. The beast wasn't a man-eater. uuthonttcs ~a id . llasking sharks feed on plankton and are fond of noat11114 near the surface, basking an the sun. Officials put wheel deals behind them Efforb by at least 10 <>f· h cials arc ~uaranleed lo be tireless i.oon -official· ly tireless. that is -afte r 1·ounty s upcrv1!.>ors and a dmini s trator s o f Ne wport-Mes a Unified School District gave up s ome paid trans port privileges in separate ac t10ns last week. Actually. the supervisors informally agreed to turn in their county gasoline credit cards and to set limits on per sonal use or county· lea sed cars. The five school .-administrators de· l'1ded that funds for pro- viding cars under their contracts would be better used elsewhere. Trustees agreed to replace the autos with a fixed stipend. NATIONAL /INTERNATIONAL I WEATHER Se11. Talmadge: Paper 'Trying To Destroy Me' ATLANTA <APl -Sen. Herman Talmadge, D-Ga .• is· sued a 1,700-word letter Saturday accusing the Atlanta Journal· Constitution of deliberately try· ing to "destroy" him. In the letter -published without comment as a letter to the editor in today's Journal· Constitution -Talmadge called recent repc>rts by the newspaper on his financial dealings "care· less repc>rting ... based on in· nuendo and hall truths." TALMADGE CHARGED that the stories "constitute a de· liberate campaign to impugn my integrity and lo destroy me, personally and pc>litically, in total disregard for truth and fair play." He also vowed to take his case "to the people" if necessary, declaring: "I will not sit still and be villified by an ir responsible press .. The stories. which raised ques- tions about possible influenre peddling by Talmadge in real (•state investments, were based largely on information gleaned from court records in Talmadge's divorce case. Talmadge and his wife of 35 years, Betty, were divorced lasl year, but litigation concerning a property settlement continues. SEN. TALMADGE'S office re fused late Saturday lo disclose audit findings on questions of the extent of overpayments made to him for official expens es . but a published report pegged the amount at nearlyS35,000. Gordon Robe rts. press secre tary to the Georgia Democrat. confirmed that the audit, prepared by Talmadge's own accountants, had been turned ove r to the Senate Ethics Commit· tee . Roberts said he had not seen the audit himself and that he knew of no plans to make it public. The Washington Star in its early editions quoted "informed sources" as saying the indepen· dent audit showed that Talmadge t·ollertcd about $35,000 in over pay ments from the Senate for of. f1cial expenses he improperly claimed during a seven-year period. from 1971to1977. Foe Claims Ads Mislead WASHINGTON <AP > -Ad· vert1sing for Lowcnbrau beer 1s under federal investigation for possibly deceiving cons umers mto thinking it is the same beer made m Germany for six cen- turies . The investigation was re- vea led !:)aturday in a letter writ- t e n by Mi c hael Perts chuk. chairman of the Federal Trade Commission. Anheuser-Bus ch said the Lowenbrau beer sold in America is not the same famous beer brewed in Munich since 1383. Jnslead. it is brewed in America by Miller Brewing Co. According to Anheuser : -German made Lowenbrau Is brewed with 100 percent barley malt but the domestic beer is only 72 percent barley malt a nd 28 percent corn grits. -Domestic Lowenbrau con· tains a chemical anti-oxidant, chillproofer and foam improver not found in the German beer. -German Lowenbrau is fermented twice over six weeks. but the domestic product is fermented once for nine days The bulk of the money - some $24,000-represented reim- bursements Talmadge had claimed for expenses he did not incur. according to the Star. The newspaper said the re· 61aining $11,000 in overpayments was for money actually spent by Talmadge. but on items that the Senate does not consider official expenditures. ROBERTS SAJD it would not be surprising if the audit did disclose overpayments. "'The senator . in calling for the audit on June 14, acknowledged apparent administrative over· sights or errors which before that time had been unknown to him.'' Roberts said. Roberts said Talmadge stood by his statements following the first newspaper reports on the of. fic e a~count that any overpay. ments would be refunded. Talmadge came under Ethics Committee scrutiny because or disclosures that he had accepted tens or thousands of dollars in small contributions from his Georgia constituents to cover personal expenses over the years Surrounded! The suspect in a assault and robbery in New York bounded toward a Bronx park lagoon. hoping to shake pursuing police. But the lawmen got an unexpectect as- sist when mud gripped and stopped the young man. The stuck-suspect then got an assist from police. who hauled him out with ropes. then hauled him off in cuffs Satur· d :ay 39 Killed in Rhodesia SALISBURY. Rhodesia <AP> -The military command said Saturday that nationalist guer· rillas killed 39 black civilians in eastern Rhodesia, the latest re· ported in a series of civilian massacres. and governme nt troops killed 106 guerrillas in follow-up operations. The terse military communi- que gave no details. but black nationa list sources s aid the massacre occurred about two weeks ago and the victims were s upporters of the Rev. Ndaban 1ngi Sithole. a member of the transition government's ruling executive council. The civilians were s hot to de ath during a rally on a tribal reservation in the Wedza area. 80 miles east of Salisbury. ( BRIEFS ) litter and trash bags negle<:ted during the eight-day strike by 19,600 municipal employees. The s trike -the mos t widespread in the city's history halted street-cleamng and garbage collection. Wet·C'hina Talk? TOKYO <AP> -Vietnam agreed Saturday to ente r negotiations with China to dis - cuss the repatnation of Chinese residents of Vietnam . Hanoi Radio repc>rted. A diplomatic note said Viet· nam hopes to start the negotia· lions in Hanoi on Aug. 8, 1978. Oeanup Begin• 1'?1:11 I A DEl.PHIA _ti\ P,__,_> ---'-P, .. °""...,... ... aeo,,., ..... ..,,..,...'_E._11 ... d_i.._.n_fl_ Garbagemen a.nd streetcieaners W ASRf'N'G'I ON ( )fp f on Saturday began clearing American Indians h eld a away mounds or rotting rubbish, "people's powwow" behind the HE DELIVERS MORE NEWS EVERY DAY THAN Wh1fe House Saturday nsj!hl ~ th ey wound up a week o f "Longest. Walk" protest ac- tivities in the capital after a 3,000-mile trek from California. Many leaders of the protest walk had expressed unhappiness-- al the cold shoulder they said they r eceived. BJa•~ C'lal.-ed MADRID <AP) -Basque s epa ratist guerrillas claimed responsibility Saturday for th1• a ssa ssination of an arm y general and his aide, saying thl" arm y "is the axis of fascist repression" in the Basque pro vsnces 2 Tmmu Talent DAMASCUS <APl -Ethio- pian forces broke through E ritrean rebel defenses and cap- tured two important towns. C' a u-s tn g m 11 n' e iev-tti111-t!t----• casualties," the Erilrean news agency reported Satprday. East Coast Hot, Muggy WALTER CRONKITE Rains Dome Upper MU.sissippi J/ alley u.s.s .... naarg llyTIWAt_l.t ... Prtit SllOW••'Wi'"''"" dOV\t1>q the upiwt M""UIOI>• Vellf'Y 'l'9'°" !Mltvrd•Y. .. rltlf' P•rlt of llW N\lf'rn United '>Mitt WP ... Wll .. lnQ-e domeOI r>ot an<I numlo.tlr A 1••~ ereeof r.111m•ll "'H cone.-. tr<ltPd o--.1~n M • .,.,..\04• •M W•\Consln. with•,.,..,_,. 11"9fr 1nQ ov•' Iowa end Nf'bf°•"-"'" /4. fl&\h 11c!OCI *•ten nl!Nl...0 POSIOO !Mlturdey t'•rnlnQ ove• so.i1he•SI •M .outn crntre1 Mlrwwwt•,w....,.•rftlnsot2 tol u1<:r1•s n~ l•llen II~• Friday •ll•r ""°" AllllOU(lfl rein heel dlmtnll!WCI. IO<•I 11ooolno •.s occurr1no O•tr P•rt1 ot '°"ll1west •-•MKINJlern Nebr•Sll• A lle&h tr-! -nlnQ wet IHut'cl tor" • oortlon ot ••treme 'ou1n~"" Nebru•• bKe.,,,. Of llooo w .. ters mo•lllQ-lhe BlqNtrNM RIVtr Sllowen end tlluncle.,tOf'ms tell ovtr much ol tne sout,,.rn Pt•ln1 •net • Gull Co•U rtQIOllS. wlln e ffw very ,, .. .,, 11onm Rnlelenl\ ot Mobile. , Al•., reported • JPt<l•cuter • w•t•rS!Mlut Ille! brltflY moved on • -· but did no &meoe Th41 wtu~m , th1rclot1twnet1onwHmosllyelrywlt1t . __ .... ~,,,. TM llOt -11W1' In lllt [HI w•\MO!il • oporn11,,. OVff '"" mtd Atllnllc •l•tn •• ,,.......,.,.,.,,.Hin tl•mld to UPP« .OS -•• tommon, NIQh • l'tUmldl~-ltwt>r~ T OO•Y.' IOn<H I c ... ..., '°' H •llt<"f'd "'°"''" ef'CI '"""°''\IOf'm• 1rom tllt we\ttrn llett ot tl'tt Gull C:0.'1 lhfOUO't 1twmle1C1 .. MIHIS•IPl>I V•lln , llWOf\10 V•lltY•ndNfWEnQlenel $vnflY i"lft ••t t •sw<t.CS to ••••ncl ,,...,, tllt ltoc:kl<t\ to tr. -c;..11 \<f•H tmmII ---=== Ttm.,.rttturet Wiii lie !lot o...., tllt QrHI 11es111 -tne northern l11l•r- mounte1n reQIOn .,. wtll "' o .. r Ille middle •no Mlllllletn All•nllc ~" st•tt\. Warm WHIW wlll P'n•ll elMWllett. Cocutal Weather POINT CONC.EPTION l O MEXICAN BORDER ANO OUT to Mi l.ES -Uqlhl, v••llOble •tn<h wllll 1moetll llNI Uftlll -.Oy. OM.to t· loot IOVl~i.tty I-ti I.OW CIOVd\ 1nJ Ioctl Clenw 109 wttlt p1r11e1 clHrlnt et\«,_.....,, Caflfenala N10111 end "'°"""' , .. t no tow t!OllM ell ,......, 111•111 c ... ,,....... m<xtly telr tN'OUQ11Monctey,11111 wllll "°m. .,._,,_, .no • .,...,no ttoudl· MU In $0U1,.,...n ~I -IOUlllel'fl mountains Ql•lnQ lsotaltd tllun· denllOWen . A cnenc.e ol • 1,w 1114.111• der\llowers In n0<111ern renQH by Monday afternoon llltlt ltm· iwreture <llM!Ot. Te.aper"' 11re• Atbu - An<ltora~ Atlanta Otattmore e .. 1on tlulleto CNtltu• \C ClllC8QO CtevelenO 0.11ffr 'Cl •• ., u •••• .. ,. .. ,. .. ,. ., ,, .. ,, .. n ,, » O.tro•I ') •• Fe1r~ntil.~ 61 " Honolulu .. 12 Houston 8] 1S 1n0·epqll\ t) 11 lH V~I Ill 78 l os Afl991~ 17 61 Mleml ., ,, Ml,w•uket • n Mpl1 SI. P. " ., Ntw OrlMns n IJ New York •1 ,. Oii.i• CHY •• 7J Ptlll.0 pf>I& .. 77 Pltotnlc 10S es Plt110ur11n ., a p·11end, Ore "' 6) Reno .,. •S SI lOUll " IS S.11 l eke .. "'" S<tn Dleoo ll u S.n F•en 61 )J !.Hiiie •s 6.4 !,f)Ol<eM II() " WHlllnolon .. ,. 0.-, ...... °""" ........... l<AQno~ II )'OU 00 no4 _.. VOUI -by~!IOO"' "4111 .,._loft I pm t nll ~ ('00' will 0. d<li•-9<J S1tu101v ,....., S.-oy It Yl'll CM no4 rue.••·~ "'"'" t~ by ~ • m ottt M IMfl , I f m encl y0u< COOy w~I DOI Qlh•ffftd HARRY REASONER JOHN C HANCELLOR 4 .... • • t ' • ., . In a typical half-hour show, a television news personality reads only about as many words as are printed every day on the front page of the Daily Pilot. Thus. your Daily Pilot carrier brings you a lot more news of the st ate, nation and world than you see on TV . And, you gel' complete news and pictures of events close to home that Walter, Harry.and John don't have time for . There are ~ than 900 Daily Pilot "newscast er s .. '. -E~h is an independent merchant lcarrung valuable lessons about peo- ple and business. Boys and girls over 10 years old can earn while they learn as Daily Pilot carriers. To become a Daily Pilot "newscaster" just call 642-4321 and ask for the circulation department. Chances $re good you 'll find a profitable carrier route near you r home. Walte r really doesn't mind the com· petition. DAILY PILOT 642-4321 ,.. ..... _ .... ___ , STATE NEWS Innocent ' Plea in Slaying SANTA MARIA fAP> -Inno- cent pleas have been entered al the Municipal Court arraign· m ent or a 23·year-old Taft woman accused or killing her brother, whose cremated re· mains were later lost in the mail. Judge Robert E ckhoff entered the plea:. Friday for Wendy Karim Cross. who remained silent during the rive minute proceeding. Mrs . Cross r e mained in custody under psychiatric ob· ser vation at Santa Barbara County Hospital on $500.000 bond. She is scheduled for a pre· liminary hearing July 28. The defendent faces charges of murde r and atte mpted murder in the July 10 shotgun shooting of Kristopher Forrest Karlin, 24, of Woodland Hills at a New Cuyama ranch. AP Wlrephoto HELD IN BROTHER'S DEATH Wendy Karlin Cross Swim to Death Life Saved By Action Vnrula (Jrges: Tell the Truth On Surplus Use SACRAMENTU<AP>-Iflhe state is going to continue to col· lect large budget surpluses to aid local governments hit by Proposition 13, it should do it in a "straightforward manner." Treasurer Jesse Unruh says. "I am opposed to collecting it unde r the guise or the state needing it," Unruh said in an interview Crom his Los Angeles ofrice .. lf this is what they are going to do <use surplus funds to help orrsel Proposition 13 revenue losses). then they ought to say that to the people. "THE LEGISLATURE should ~ay in a straightforward man- ner that we are going to con· tinue to replace lost local re- venue by overcollecting state laxes ." Unruh was interviewed Fri- day. after his Sacramento office released a statement in which he said the prospect or the state surplus again reaching about $5 billion by mid·1980 was "ob· scene." The statement said that col· lecting "unneeded taxes ... is uncons~ionable." But Unruh. w ho 1s up for r e·election. modified his comments when asked if he opposed creation or a surplus to bail out local gov· ernments. T H E FORME R Assembly Speaker said the main reason he Issued the statement was to stress that the Department or Finance's forecasting unit s hould be put under Joint legislative-administrative con· trol or under th.e Pooled Money· Investment Board, on which Unruh sits. U nruh's comments were prompted by news stories earlier this month quoting Finance Director Roy Bell and Legislative Analyst William Hamm as saying the surplus could reach $5 billion in Jwie 1980 if the economy remains strong. TH E LEGISLATUR E las t month approved use of $5 billion in surplus funds to aid local gov· ernments for one year. Officials say that means the state will have li~!e left to help make up Propos1t1on 13's $7 billion re- venue loss in 1979·80. Bell says the state should have a surplus of $1.5 billion in mid·1979, when the 1979·80 fiscal year gets under way ~.July 23, 1978 DAILY PILOT AS .......... Elsinore l'i«!torg Firemen reported containing a brushfire near Lake Elsinore Saturday after the blaze consumed more than 2.000 acres of dry brush. Convicts from the rehabilita- t1on center in Norco helped fight the arsonist·set fire. SAN FRANCISCO !AP> A dream VO)<ige turned mto a disaster in which a Northern California man ga\ ,. h1 ::. life for his nephew after their 40·foot ..,a llhoat caps1ted, the survivor's mother said The body of William Qwnlan. 38, was not recovered Thursday when the fishing vessel Rosa Oliva picked up David P. Lucas. 18. about 900 miles southwest of San Otego, the Coast Guard said. 'Stone' Father of Child? ('---_SJ',_'ATE_) The two men entered a life.raft a week ago when the boat went down in a hurricane. Lucas' mother, Carole Shelton or Arcata. said. "they were both delirious. They had some food and fresh water. They were both suffering from fever David said Bill ~aved his life Al the end of the fifth day, he 1Qu1nl::in 1 took his clothes and left them for David. Bill swam away :-o David would hC1ve a better chance," Mrs Shelton sa id Quinlan's \\-lft>. Vicki. said when she learned of ht>r husband '!> aC'lion. "It's a very heroic thing to do, sacn f1t• mg your life for ::;omeone else's. I'm very proud of thut. ·· Quinlan also w:..i::. survived by two children. aged ~1x LOS ANGELES <AP> -A woman who claims rock s in Mack Jagger ... has been pay· 1n g h e r a w e e k I y s tipend to s upporl a child !>he says he fathered, hu s filt•d a pu tern ity s uit again:-t him. . . 'i a'_ ·. In the suit filt'd in Superior ,~(flt·,· ,lW'1fl· \ 't' JAGGE._ claims she and the lead singer of the Rolling Stones met in 1969 when she was touring with the musical. "Hair." She said her daughter was born the following year. The woman asks that Jagger be declared the girl's father and be ordered to pay $2.200 a month in child support. Milk Pric~• lip and two ~:=;:;;::;;::;;;;;;::;;::;;::;;;;;;;;;;::=:=:;;:::;::=:=:=:=:=:;=:;=:;=:;=:;=:;=:~===d=a=y=·~Jl }ear -old Court on Fri· Marsha Hunt SAC RAMENTO <AP> -The price dairy farmers get for their milk will jump about 1 'h cents per half gallon starting Aug. 1 Save545 ~fie Wbenyoacboose this Fashion Mate· Machi•withCabiDel! All lne bas.cs you· 11 ever need are riQl'll here in 1111s greal zig zag macl'l1nP w1lh lronl drop on tiooo1n b1tnd hemst11cn and snap.on presser 1001 Model 362 W11h cab111e1 Model 709 lhat ~aves space and comphments any interior decor l! .... 11As25 0FF ~YC ~~~E Wheayoachoose this Fashion Mate Machine with Carrying Case! The best of our basic zig.zag macti1nes. lnc1udes a front drop· on bobbin, lour-isle? bu•ll •n bu lion· holer, wide z1g·zag capability lor fancy decorattve stttcties al'<! even a sna1>on presstr fool Model 360 Plus carrying case Model 575. for easy SI011ge and handling Jig saringsoathe Alhena' 1200 eJectroak madd• s75 orr SaWNl Rff ,y~ PAI(.;£. One ol lhe most advanced sewing mac nines on the world Toucn cl bullcin clnd 1ne pre-proqrammed memo!\' controls 21 stttcnes. evl'n makPs a 1>u11unno1e Fea1ures include our eaclus1ve E!!P~· 2 way sewing surface and a front crop.on bObb•n 1hat w1n<ls 11oht 1n lhe mact11ne Made 1n US A , Carrying case or cao1ne1 e~tra ~Model 1200 EVERYTHING ABOUT SEWING IS EASIER AT YENNEY WAS BLUDGEONED to death and Miss Fiene. his girlfriend. beaten and raped last October in Oxnard. The murder-rape tr ial of Ruben Torres 17 charged in the case, was moved to Los Angele~ beca~se or exte~ive pre·trial publicity. The jury hearing the case 1s expected to begin deliberations next ~eek. Johnny Lopez, 18, and Anthony Matzen. 15. still face court action. According to the terms of the benefit permit, the Klan would rent a room for $75 and charge a S2 admission fee. ''It is disgraceful.·· Owens said, ''that the Klan wou.lc:f s~~op so low as to exploit these two fam1ltes. But. he added. the city had no choice but lo issue the benefit permit. ~ PAUL YENNEY Sr .. father of the slain youth. said he had not been contacted by the Klan before it applied for the permit. ··I was surprised to learn of the Klan's in· t~nt1ons." Yenney said. "Klansmen may have a right to express themselves, but certainly not in my name." SUNDAY CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH from 10 a.m. -~ .... ..-.c...1---,___ ..... 1'. .. , ... _..., .. -........ 1W9A SINGER 191tW T--.~ --Tiie Git ........... Cit • °'"""' .. ,.._ ,..,.i.--..... ~•tMTit Wl•AC-C:O, . \l.fri'llOC&lllfl•tn_,•••hC'~·U..O •l"HO'Yt.OIM•1U\ 1•.-JMA~ .... Tm, Great New Brunch Menu! .. llllWfoollif,llT-.__ tu 11.c....--,."-.._ •'1- Prlefl OOOONI •• Plrttclpatll'Q Cleelll't . ,. lltl w ll'lll...... ...... ... l>M1'11 'A T11dem11-ol THf SINGER COMPANY -. Create your own omelets ... Belgla1'1 Waffles ... and morel Dixieland Band Begins At 12:30 ON THE BAY 2807 W. COAST t-NIY. NEWPORT BEAC>t • ... -. ... . ' . , under a new state Food and Agriculture Department pricing formula. The increase will more than offset a 1 cent·per half.gallon dec rease the farme r s were given last February when hay prices dropped with the end of the drought. S ta..ps A "aHafJ~ SACRAMENTO <AP> -About 700.000 aged. blind and disabled welfare recipients who had their cost-0f-living increases cul by Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. can ap- ply for food stamps, state of· ftc1als say. \ltttl• Near B091e HEMET f AP> -The partially·clad body of a 16-year · old girl was found in rough brush 100 yards from her home on the outskirts of this rural com· mun1ty 30 miles south of Riverside, authorities said Pn· day Riverside County sheriff's Sgt. Timothy Botts said Deanne Ml.11.· quiz appeared to have been strangled. Desk Sale $149 •. Price • Reg. $2~9. $65 • Reg. S79. Sale Chair Price From Drexel's fa bu lout Del Ra y collection, this desk f Its so easily into your bedroom, as well as your den or study. Beautifully detailed, so richly finished. At this price, write yourself a memo: "From the desk of .... ," a nd buy it now. No sole like the preMnt. SALE NOW AT ••• AT ALL 3 STORES PASADINA • 680 E. COLORADO BLVD. (213) 792-6136 SANTA ANA • 1110 N. MAIN ST. (714) 547-1621 POMONA • 160 E. HOLT AVE. (714) 629-3026 ....... Own.,..,..,_ ...... ~ ....... a-.. ~a 11 hM & s.nte ~ Mlft 9100, Tuet ~ s.t ttOO .. Sc• .. s.tttOO .. SrlO ...... a •• ngec-10a .. ,P,,o, Editorial Page ------------------------------------- ThOtnas K~v11 Editor ~'"day. July 23. 1078 Robert N Weed1Publisher J There's No Finer Man for Ref orm Tht•rc couldn't be ~tler news fot Cah forn1a tax P,aycrs than A Alan Post 's acceptance o f the <'bu1rmansh1p ot the brand new Commission on Gov· t•rnmcntaJ Reform For 'Z1 year~. Post won admiration and respect for lf.c tough. n<>n·p:Jrtisan wny he h andled the position of Lcgi.s lativc Analyst. tlis job was t o ::,Ludy the impact rwrt1cularly the economic impact of pending legisla- tion and te ll the Legisluturt• what pendmg bills would nwo n tf put into t>ffcct. lkfore he retired from this pos ition 10 months ago. Post had won \\ 1despread acclaim for his objectivity and ~cc uracy Wi th an eye cocked for the public's welfare. he produced reports that displayed deep unders tanding of how Califomta government operates. In his new position. the 63-year-old Post could be in a position to rcahze a goal he h as drea m ed of for 30 years mcreusmg government efficiency and cutting its cost. The Commission on Governmenta l Reform is a 12· m c m bcr, hlU('·rtbbon panel charged by Gov Brown with r <>v 1srng thl· structure of governme nt to m eet the cost· cutting challe nge o f Prop. 13. Posl sl.'es lhC' o pportunity as unique. With the impetus alread~ pro' 1dc<l by Prop. 13. the time is ripe to change the government's m achinery and heed Californians· cry for le~s government spending. A beLter mun couldn't be found to guide the search for I hC'c:;c· improve ments. \\'<•re slUT\ ~:our retirement las ted suc h a s hort time. :\fr. Po~t. but \H•'re mighty happy you uccepte d this new dwllPni.:1· Olympie Mettle Dou bte d 'l'hl'n· s bl'l'll mud1 puhllt h a nd wnng mg a m ong the ntL·d1<1 and I.us 1\ngrll·s government officials over LA':- app.1rcnt lo'>s 111 lhl· 1D84 Olympics i>l'I hdps 11 s presumptuous to comment from next d11or hut \\ t• nc' er heard any groundswell of support lrom r. \ s c·1t11l'lll'} for th<• ·g.i games. Bring them to us 1f ~ou eun µwmh l' 1l won't cost us ~ny money was the c lea r rl1l'SS <l!!l' \\ ht·n tlw lnll'rnational Olympic Committee couldn't \\nrl-. nut sud1 a promise. LA \\lthdrew the bid all but a 11 in 1 ·h or 'o It \\;1s tht• n).!IH thing lo do Brou"ln Tur11s Cham eleon II 1'\l'l .1 11\0111· dnuhtt·tl that Gov Brown WC:iS a i111lit w.il 1111rn.al • ,md ~.11 ;ingl'I~ •• 1 fc•\\ do <..ti ll harbor that •II'\\ 1 111 1111nt .1ppl•.1u11wt• \\tlh llo\\,ird .Ja1·, 1~ l .. 1:-l week h11ult1 li.l\t' d1..,1wlkd :un douhts I tw ;..11\ 1•rno1 altc·r fighting .Jarvis tooth and nail (1\1'1 l'rnp n durinJ,! tht' ('<Jmpc.11 gn, \\a::, a lmost pupp) ll kt· .1 lw ~tonrl h\ \\ h1h• .J;,in-1 ... tasl out tommentary on r 1\t'' n •11t s .md p11hl1<"a l l'a ndirl•1tc.s · It wa .. h,11d 111 ll·ll 1f thp l!OH'rnur \\'tis llO\\-<.tl'd Bmwn 11 l1 •J J \ J.11\1 ... \lrho11J:!h \\t' havl'n'l hPard any \\.a ve of complaint. lh<' ~tal l' Puhl1l' L't11iti<'s Com mission did the right thing I>' pultlfll! intra~talt• airlines under the s:.im e re~ulations ., bi,gg1·r c;.1rr1(•r.s \\ h<.•n confirmed passen gNs arc f11ln11Jl'd (JHl11 f11~hl .s 0111 lo<'a l ltnc.s suc h a~ 1'\1r California and Golden \\ c· ... t nnw will h<l\'I' In a t'l'angc for a bumped passenger to 11 .11 h Im. cks t in at wn w11 hin two hours of his original ..,, lwd11l1· ur f;w1• prnalt1es paid tn the passenger . Thi• ll'dl·I <ti Im\ ha-; c-ut down on serious overbooking pri1lil1.•111.., Pa.s:-.l'l1.l!t'I''> tr.n·<•hng within California deserve tlu· .... 1m1 .... 1.1111la1 tf.., Thirsts Ruta Neck a nd Neck l t \\ 1n1ld ht• hard to prove 1t along tht• Orange Coas t in 1111· 'l1mml't llm<' hut a p11..•C(' of llacker~· fro m :"iew York 11 Its us l1,1rlt'ntk1·:-. c;rn 1«11 \\hat'' man will drink !)y the I 11 • lw Wl'at·s < <1n dnnl-.l'I'' sa~-. thl· report. wear expensive nrtlrn t•.11 \\ llh subtll· p;.1tt(:'rns and in traditional colors. Ollt' hr,11wh ol gm drn1kl'I '>. the m a rtm1 s ipper, goes for · morl' fl...ti t' .-\nd vodl-.a drinkl'l'=> go for the m ainstream ~t\lc·-. · 1 lw ... «oh II drinker'! Totally unpredictable. says the 'ltr\t·\· Anet to confu se the issue further. bourbon tlrmk~·r:-. ,11T likely to w~ar Scotch plaid lies. \\hat \\(' .1-.k, will be ordered hy the jeans-clad man. '" ar \nl! \\hill· :-,hp-on de<:k s hoes. a while. long-sleeved ~Hrt unhuttonc«I to the waist and displt1ying a gold charm ~ornr\\ twrt• 111 the hair of his ches t ? Whm·H·• t·ornt•rs that marke t . bv our observation. \• nultl h.1n• hJll thC' har business m our part of the coun Irv • Opinions exPfe6sed tn the s pace above are those of the Daily Pilot Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment 1s inv ited. Address The Dally Pilot, PO. Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321. Boyd I Kiss of We alth By L.M. BOVD The matrimonial polls tt'rs ronten<I their studies indirale the man who kisM!S his wire izoodh~c when he leaves for work e v ery mornin g nvcras:£':-a higher income than doci. the fellow who d o l' s n · l c1 o th a l t h i n JZ 11 us bami.... who C'>t<.'rc1sc lhl' rituals of afft·ctaon tend to be more pamstakmg. more sta· blc. mon· methodical. thul> higher earners. it's believed. Our Love and War man says it's understandable. To him maybe. The nume ro us medical malpractice s uits are said to have prompted that bumper sticker scc.>n of late on doc· tors' cars "Feeling sick' Call your lawyer " The s la ng word fo r a couldn 't-care·less attitude in German is Wurstigkeit meaning "sausage-Ism ," but I don 'l know why. Maybe you didn't realize that a rat can go without water longer than can a camel. Robert Chesebrough. the fellow who concocted that petroleum Jelly known as Vaseline, lived tq.p1c 9,6.1 do you tnow . t9 what crediloo hla longevity!" e fact that he swallowed a :f POOnfuJ of Vaseline every day of hJs Ille art<-r age 22 when h put the tirst batch or the atuff tngether. Earl Water Perpetual Government Stifles To achieve the changes in gov· ernment which will result in the elimination or unnecessary pro· grams and services the people must have u Legislature that is responsive to the majority will A decade of "full time pro· fcssional-legislators" has been more than ample lo de monstrate that the system is not providing u Legislature which does that. Nol that the So·called "pro· fessionals" are not responsive. But, as Prop. 13 prove d . they are out of tune. They respond to the screams and h ol l ers o r various seg- ments or the populace who demand special treat ment and ser vices and fail to un- derstand those factions do not reflect the desires of the "great silent majonty." Had the old legislative system been operative whereby citizens came to Sacramento for a few months eve ry othe r year to ~erve their communities in the role of lawmake rs. Prop 13 would never have come to pass T he legislators would have nt'eded no thundering message from the voters to undertand the need for cutbacks and property tax reductions Thal 1s because they themselves would have been merely ordinary citizens who pursued the normal every day activities of earning a living a mong their fellow men for 18 months out of every two years. They would have held the same sense or urgency that was Mailbox demonstrated by the voters on Junes. A RETURN t.o the biennial Legislature. with sessions of not more than 180 days every other year. offers many advantages. not the least of which would be the elimination of the pro fesslonal officeholders who have taken over governme nt. They would be replaced by person!! who had Kchieved in private life and are willing to sacrifice a few months every other year lo carry out the spirit and intent or the founding fathers to create a government for the people of '$ Dcwaa and by the people. Holding sessions only biennial· ly wouJd also provide a more stable government. ft is Indeed amazing that business. which cannot operate without stability, has not complained bitterly about the constant stale of flux of California laws. Meeting con tinually. today's lawmakers in· lroduce floods of bills and keep them alive with g r eut persistence until somehow they get passed no matter how awful they are. No sooner is a bill signed than along come scads or bills to amend the new law. i ··~··~ Unt.old millions could be saved at a ll Je v('ls or govern· ment by retumin~ to the bu~n· ni a l Legislature. The savings 1n costs Just lor operating the Legislature. which now exceed $5-0 million annually. is only a s mall part of al. M1ll1ons are s pent tach year by .. tale and lorJt governmen t.... Jus t 1n mo n1torrog th<.-Lt·g1s laturc ~11LUONS MORE art• spent tn re::.earctung information either de manded by the Legislature or required to s upport or oppose legislation These same thing!> drain millions unnecessarily from the private sector which must also monitor and research (or pendmg proposab. For th~ .;ame reasons the state should re t urn lo the two year budget Returning to biennia l session:; is probably thl' most important reform which could be made in California government Another major change which is nPeded I!. lhc establishment or st atewide salnry standards for all public ofhc1als. state and local, as well a s a n integrated uniform pens ion pro~ram for all pubhc employees. PEGGING thl' ~OVt·rnor·~ salary as lhi> ceiltng for all public pay with les::;e r offinab he ld to something hclow that on ;1 descendin~ scjlc woulfl not only save mil hons but put-.alan cs on a sensible::.cale. Integr a ted pension .. would permit an employee lo go rrom one level of governme nt to a nother wit houl losing any pension benefits but ellmmat.m11t the double d1ppmg which is now quite prevalent. 'Find Out What Led to Contempt Citation' To the Editor this contempt c itation being IS· A few days ago. the Dally sued CertrunJy the public is en· Pilot published a brief editorial titled to this information if they o n · United States Atto rney are to draw conclus ions as to General Griffin Bell's refusal to Mr. Bell's conduct in this mat surrender certain filc>s to the al· tcr 10rneys fOt th~Sel-mt!lt-~--W~ IDeil i&&U'1-i I am Party. and Cl resulting contempt diametrically opposed to the citation issued by the Court positions of the Carter Ad· against Mr Bell You took the ministration. on this one I sup· position th::it the Attorney port Mr. Bell all the way. General was at fa ult in not com· GEORGE P. GRIFFITH plying with a duly issued co~rt order. tThe documents m question ll'l· votve the F'Bl's investigation of the Sncialtst Workers Party. a group generally regarded as being ded1cat rd to the revolutionary ideals of Leon Tmtflky J IT SEEMS to m e that lhe IS· sues involved are the right of government lo protect sources of information an somewhat the sa m e manner as the press en· JOYS similar rights. It is un - thinkable to me that a ll govern- ment documents should be s ub- j e ct to examination by rcpresentati ves of people who a re avowe dl y op - posed to our government. and whose staled objectives are ils ultimate destruction. I wouJd ask you to re-examine your editorial in the light of this information a nd. at the very least, publish the underlying facts of the case which led to Art Hoppe S laodllg Oii Words To the Editor· With reg a rd t o Mr . S m a llwood's s lam at Mr. Green's slam at baUet (Mailbox. July 9): It seems that Mr Smallwood comes to the defens~ of ballet, but in the very last line. he s tates that he too. finds ballet extre mely tedious. It would appear that he agrees with Mr. Green after all. Why, then, wouJd he write attacking Mr Green's column? Could it be that he really doesn't give a hoot about ballet, but is using th.is as an excuse to attack Mr. Green's writing style? Could it be that he has al· tended a few of these writing classes that be is trying to make Mr. Green aware of? Possibly he feels that his own writing style is better than Mr. Green's? If this is the case, and if Mr. Green's column is as bad as he says it lS. eak..t~<:flll:(, ~ssibly because o( ce. or ecause you want to contact more people than can be talked to in one place at one time. in order t.o pass ideas. This is where Mailbox comes into its own. Wow ~ Think of it: A chance to make thousands of people aware of your ideas! Now. how do you best get these ideas across? The very best way 1s the simplest way. That way, you don't lose anyone because he does n't understand what you are saying, because he Jacks your edueation. or merely because he doesn't have your flair for words. Sadly, some of us lose sight of the real purpose for writing, and try to use it as a display board for obscure words that we have found. memorized, and hope to be able t.o use someday. to im· press our fellow man with our great knowledge. Sad to say. it doesn't work that way. If nobody understands you. nobody will talk to you. If nobody talks to you. how can you show off your words? I guess that about covers what I have lO say, and if I'm not mis· Knot to Be Taken Seriously 1 had heard that our relations with the Russians were de· teriorating rapidly. but it was · nevertheless a shock to see that gallant cold warrior, old Mr · Crannich. come s triding up the block wearing a regimental striped tie no wider than two- and-one.fourth inches! "Great Scott. Mr. Crannich. ·• t cried. "must we now hate the Russians as mu ch a s that?" "What arc yo u. s ome kind of pinko Co mm1 e s y mp ?" he demande d. eyeing my four -in c h wide paisley cravat with s uspicion. "Don't you know there's a cold war on, Mac?" I hastened lnto the hou.ite to search nervously for a box of narrow tie!! left ovt'r from the Joe McCarthy ero "Here we go atrln." I thought glumly AS ANY student of foreign •f· fairs and haberdashery knows. the sole factor determining U.S.· Soviet rtlatJons Is lhe width o( America'' neckties. When our lies are wide. we love and ad· • mire the Russians: when they are narrow, we loathe and fear them . In the early years of this cen- lu ry, silk neekware blossomed expansively across the chests of American males and oh, how we rooted for Czar Nicholas and Mother Russia to crush the dirty Boche in World War I. Then came the Communist rev· olution. Our neckties and our view of the Russians narrowed overnight. All through the '20s and '30s. we went about in our s kimpy ties decrying the In t ernatlona l bloo dthirs t y Bolshevlk conspiracy. ll was not until the '40s when we outfitted ourselves in zoot suits with six·lncb wide lapels and ties t.o match that we could accept kindly. old, pipe.puffing Uncle Joe Stalin •nd hla brave. democracy-loving troops as al- lies In the c:rusade again8l the evil Nu1 . 8\JT IL\ftDLY was the war over than our ties shrank to next to nothing as dld our admiration for kindly. old, plpe-pulflng Un· clc Joe. Thc~e wero the years of Joe McCarthy, loyalty oaths. young Dick Nixon, fear and ells· trust.. Tbe Cold War and narrow ties lasted well lnto the '60s tndeed, , ... • •• • • • '. • 4 many historians attribute the dangerous Cuban Missile crisis of 1962 to President Kennedy's wearing Brooks Brothers' num· hers little more than two inches in width. But at last a new era of de· tente. long hair, friendship and wide ties dawned. Remember lovable "grandpa Khrushchev?" !Who used to be the "Butcher of the Ukraine." when we wore narrow Ues? >Ah, those were the days. BUT NOW ties are nal'rowmg and n aturally relations are therefore cooling again. Where did I put that box of narrow ties? Don 'l tell me I wu such u Pollyanna as t.o throw them out when det.ent.e set in? Well, I'll just have to take my wide ones down to Sam. the tailor. I won't want blm to ~t away any material: just take a tuck. Then I can let them out again when the rasruon.s ln roreign re· lotions change. True. t occasionally run lnto experts who don't believe the wjdth of our neckties explains wby we are r~Ulted to love th Ru ss ians one year and hate them the non. But I know bow to abut them up. I just say, "Ob? What's your theory?" ,.. ............... -... taken. there 1s no word m thc- foregomg letter that h~ts more than three syllables. For Mr Smallwood and Mr. Green 11f he's really that bad> I can con dense thJS whole letter mto two ~rd:;. Eschew obfu.c;cation D e rib Otma ¥al~• To the Edttor: I do not consider myself an tn tellectual genius nor do I not ap prec1ale what Mr. Jarvis did by getting his amendment on th<' ballot. an amendment thut was long. long overdue. But 1 am an g ry. really dllgry at the perver'>f' stup1d1ty of the officials on our school board. city. state. <.•11unt\ and s tatewide ~ovcrnmenh' THE J/\RVIS am<•odmc>nl was. for me. a chant•c• to spout out m y discontent with the· hf<' our school officials. city. c·ount}. stale and governmc•nt haVl' chosen for me and mml' Damn it. it wasn ·1. 1:-11 't and never will ~ my way of l1f1• when someone ~lsc lays it out for me. 1 smccr ly believe and I assume a rash or others such as myself feel the same wuy that my mtegnty. my right to keep m:v own values. belongs to me·. arid let no one forget it 1 All of the officials ahove who feel il is their prero~ative to tell me how to live had OC-st takt> heed Keep your hands out of my pocket and let me decide my own values I am me and I have the right to make my own mista ke:., as Jtmg 8S they harm only me • How dare you. spending all that money without a by your lea vc. how dare you ! MRS. GEORGE RALPH AIHHd·I~ A •azf"S To the Editor: Californians evidently are not taking into consideral ion that Prop. 13 is now the Jaw. The "about-face" of opinion taken by the people is beyond me. The voters who put Prop. 13 into action are now complainin~ that Gov. Brown 1s not fighting Prop. 13 and that be was really s upporting It all along. Wh al they are neglecting 1s that a gov ernor's job 1s to abide by the laws that arc voted 1n by the people. r egardle!.:. or hi'> personal opinion Furthermort>. are the "revnlu. tionists" who tried so hard to re- enact The Boston Tea Party backing down because the so· called "scare tactics" are com· log true? This once again proves that unfortunately the public: Is burning their bridges befon tbey come to them. JULI CARSO!' • IAttert /f'om reodera ort Wt'lcoml'. T"' nght to rondcnst l('(tcrs to ftt tpoct or thm1nate hbf'I ., n~ l~Unw of 300 word& or ~" WtlL ~ oswn prt/er.nct. All letters mu..'lt ln duM ngnoturt ond mOilhtg 00dres1 but namt1 mo11 be wUhheld on re· qwd 1f ru/(lcwnt reoion a.a ~t. Pod~ &Dill not be pubU'lhed. ... 7 Sunday, July 23, 1978 To write the Daily Pilot/Box IS60, Costa Mesa. CA 92626 To Call the Da1 1y Pllotn14 642·4321 Orange Coast Daoly P>loo Jff ore ~inion ..................................................................................... Before Pointing, Remember Each Minority By RONALD PETE R MOMBEIL() Ronald MombeUo of lagima Beach 13 ttw! outhor of "An Alternative To Our Comm um· ly Concentrntwn Camps." an essay avaUa· bl~ at ma1or book stores T he anatomy of a prejudice can be q uite complex, but its conception is based on the union of incomplete knowledge and premat11re judgment. P r ejudice results in negati ve generalizations o r stereotypes. un- reason able s uspicions, and an ap· propriate fears OBVIOUSLY, AN objective commit· men t based on m ore comple t e knowledge is one way to prevent the disease. but sometimes it requires less e ffort to echo the limited experiences or unfounded opinions of others. Sometimes we lack the courage to stand apart from a gr oup opinion. Sometimes we participa te out of fear .. we fear the unknown because we are unable to predict in what way it will a ffect us. And sometimes our compla (•ent silence implies disapproval. Historically, prejudice has been and continues to be levied against racial groups, religious gr oups. ethnic groups. political g r o ups ... even the han· dicapped. The list is endless. And most re· cently the ma tter of sexual prejerence. partic ularly the homosexual preference. has resurfaced. \ matters of sexual preference, diverting the attention and talent of edu~ator:;, politicians, theologians. I a wmakers. em ployers, a nd neighbors from the higher and more mutually important pr iorities that require cooperative com m unication. objective debate. and com· m ilted attack·> Is the person with a homosexual preference made too conven1ent a target when growing fru!ltrations an our environ ment make global all~ less tangible and more difficult to resolve" PREJU DI CE DO E S N'T make homosexuality go away It just com- pounds and confuses with retaliatory actions. To gain back or initiate human rights they have lost or deserve. those with a homosexual preference feel Justified in collective action Meanwhile. others polarize against them on this one aspect of the "com posite human being " Those other facets of human potential. talent. and contribution may be 1.e.nore<l by both sides Do any of us wish to identify ourselves or be judged by a :.angle " aspect of self" Irrationa l reactions will continue to block legitimate comm un1cat1on. If one party comes fro m conditioned guilt .• guarded dishonesty, and fear while the othe r is motivated by misconception, in· appropriate concern. and fear. There is a dual responsibility here. s imultaneously and practically initiat· ed. and a degree of predictability is es· sent1al to the developm ent of an un derstanding. respectfu l, and s ustaining tommurucation between human being~ BECAUSF. IT IS contempora ry becaust:' its investigation can provide a wider application and because these in,•is1ble barners m ust be µent>lrated if we are to more effectively t·ommun:cate. cooperate, and ma ximize the hum;rn potential. let us dissect this preJudice and try lo determine the dual res ponsibilities involved. Women and men with a homosexual preference have determined a con· s1stency. a sexu a l expression wi th another of the same sex. Most are in· distinguishable in appearance. ma n· nerisms, or social. moral. and ethkat cond uct from their heterosexual coun- ter parts Historically, many who have i.lc· cepted their homosexual preference as normal for themselves have been os- tracized by their ramily. hassled. fired. entrapped, beaten. or Jailed despite the fact that they have expressed their sex- uality in private with mutual consent and without interfering with others. T rue . . some have suffered similar consequences because their behavior was conspicuously in bad taste. with poor judgment. or a legitimate imposi- tion on others sens<illonal media coverage. these behaviors must not be considered ex· elusive to any one group or used to mi.Ike generalizations. CULTURALLY. there seems to be a sexual preoccupalion today. We are more mobile. On the one hand people feel a lack of permanence. On the other they want meaningful involvements A sexual relationship may suggest an ex· pedient means to satisfy both require· menls within a limited time Wilhm each category behitv1ors could be "traditional" or described as ··a b1l kinky " Considering this and recogniz· ing th al human sexuality. whether we like it or not. extends giant steps beyond a procreati\'e movie. doesn't the label· 1ng of any sexual expression of mutual consent as "less normal than" become ralhl'I' ludit-rous ., CONSIDER THE extent to which our own boredom may provoke prejudice and irrational violence. If one sets high priorities for personal growth . . the realization of full potential and creativ1 I y consider 1f there would be time for prejudice. Consider that each person should be uniquely accountable for their words, motives. and actions regardless of race. age. sex. educational achievement. sex ual preference. or social and vocational status ~sn ·1 it become ~roundless to generaliit· peoph.'n Despite the fact that discussions have heg un to "come out of the closet." 1g- 11orunce ..1boul the irrational reaction tow<Jrd lu1moscxuality abounds. and p reJu<l1 l'1<1l pains. intensely real. IJec-oml' ;1 fr1~h lened backdrop from "hi ch to !>ta,l?.C' bt•havior as a total human l><.'m~ Every St:'xually-cxpressed 11reference has its "speck minority .. Whether hcterosexui.11. homosexual. or bisexual. the rapi:.t. <'hild 11101('<,ter and pornog r apher of 1·h·ldrcn arc• psyeholo#!,trally and criminally 1rrcspons1ble Despite Through experimentation. fantasy, experience. and a !'>eurrh for heightened pleas ure. each pt•rson manifests u unique sexual behavior What one doe!'> in bed and "ith whom becomes at the very most pure s peculation W II Y S llOL'l.O T H E preference describl'd as homosexual have any more of a da1m tu minority status. persecution. and four producing st1muh than any otht•r divl·rsc sexual exchange lwt" t'l'll t•o11:--t.•n11ng human bcini:t5" With thl' sc\'t•r1ty of problems an our "orld today. ~hy lhl· preoccupation wit h thP mugnification of concern over Since each of us •~ unique. consider thl· positive changes ;rnd progressive momentum an our ;ict1on:. and reactions if each of us recognized and identified ourselves a:-a mmonty The fact that I bring something to your attention does not nc('essarily indicate ap pro val It can be argued that knowing a may d1ast1se the congregation restaurant reviewer may be drop lll'tentlv he wrote that a certain ping in tends to motivate <ill 1.utlwriin congregation made restaurateurs to seek after ex him fl'l'I "us though he had ar· --------1'"'49------+---------1~ .......... _.,...,....,.,,.._.,..... __ ~u ;.u:id .l b;u·i.i IQa;1;AQQ ~'MlA eeUene-1:eo------------,.,....,.~, ~~iitH+~ouAA.teG.al o1 ver.v prjyat e dcr!'>tand one another and when some ' Guide to thing real Iv matters we jUSt say so: I in these rommcn tari es ano you in your response WHAT J'I\1 lc·adin.e. up ln 1"- What wouJd YOU think ;.ibout a ·'church critic·.," l mean a person who visits various churches and rates ea<.•h church service wi t h one t o four stars. Churches: There is such a critic an Cleveland and he may he the fi rst of many. · Is Yours Today J am intrigued by something I am not yet prepared to endorse: <i "rating for churche:-. ... George P lagenz 1s ~J. a graduate of Harvard Divinity School. now religion cd it or of the Cleveland Press Four Star? Frequently you select a moY1e or a meal based on somebody else's recom mendation. Most every newspaper has a theater critic you have learned to trust. Similarly. you and l frequently fo llow the lead of some pro· fessional sa mpler of restaurants SINCE FEBRlJARV he h<is b<'en dropping in unannounced on church services in that city <:ind subsequently reviewing the service in Monday's paper Nicholas von Hoffman He may evaluate the "interest and im pact of the sermon." He "Defeat's More Than Symbolic' They're marching in Washington again. It's for the Equal Rights Amendment, a cause that's beginning to show the liver spots of age. Marching for the ERAnowisas ms pi rational as joining a n American Legion parade. Products and people a ren't the only things to get used up by the disposable society. Ideas and ideals have their allotted moments a nd the ERA has overstayed its time. What was once kissed with the promise of future achieve· ments has become a draggy obligation. Even people who are for this harmless It's a heavy burden for any piece of legislation to be linked to both Sodom and Gomorrah, to both homosexuali- ty and baby killing. In the last couple of years the ERA people have tried to sta y away from such cont roversies, but earlier women's leadership didn't make it hard to dis· associate from them. As an issue, gay rights flickers a nd goes out. La ugh. less and humorously without joy as we may momentarily be. the prospect of the gays stealing our <·h1ldren is only fi tfully entertained even addition to the fundamental charter certi· fying the fullness of citizenship for women have developed a cranky attitude about it The damn thing is like a backward child. It is n't that you don 'l love it. but it's ex· aspe rating to watch it t ake so long. 'Liberation is a went, spent word, an irritation at by the evangelicals. Anti-abortionism , on the other hand, is pertinacious. It also speaks t he poetry of the hour. Libert y, liber ation. equal rights to have the freedom to kill the child within you,' free spending, free sex, don't you know the re is no such lbing as a free lunch? Sooner or later you must pay with inflation or wit h a nice. big bouncing badge of.baby sha me . The various factions supporting ERA have weakened its popula rity. They made it st and for a word like libber and libber ha come to be synon ymous with homewrecker . the bra burner who comes in the night to destroy mother love and French chic, the connubial couch. In the nearly seven years since Congress passed the ame ndment and sent it along lo the st ates to ratify. public un derstanding of it has diminished. Won't It perm it Methodist ministers to yoke homosexuals in holy matrimony? You ean guess what the enem y will do in interrogation time to the Las Vegas chorus girls conscripted lnto the infantry unde r this hedonist and hideous amendment. An amazing descent for an amend· a time when every- thing is .too tight and unfunny for extravagance ... Th e Equal Rights Amendment has picked up too many political barnacles to maintain speed and momentum. ' Against t his kind or political a nd cult ural free associating, the pro-ERA groups have been helpless: To fight back is to risk losing the anti-abortionist support t hey do have. and besides what a re they to s ay? Today's un wanted fetus will be tom orr ow's most want e d m ugger- murderer? As a •consolation for defeat, the ERA people ar e reminded that the courts as well as Con gr ess a nd many st a t e legis latures a re enforcing ERA e ve n wit hout its passage. Defeat, lhen. is only ment wh.ich looked like an innocuous sure s hot at the beginning of the decade. It has picked up too many political barnacles lo maintain speed Md momentum. For this is not a moment when most of us get papllae erect ae at the thought of a liberated wom an or a liber ated anything else which ERA has co~<i to represent. Libera- tion is 3 went. spent word. an irritation at a time when tc•vcr ythlng 111 too tight and unfunny fo r extravagance symbolic. But symbolR are Important. They stand for real things as often as not. What are women to think of this symbolic rejection coinciding in time with predictions for a n economic turndown? Women. of course, have left Home ror outside jobs before. although never In such numbers as now. a nd the same women have gone back home when the men returned from war or the econom y Rlowed. This time. however .. tens of millions of women don't have homes except what they provide themselves. duh .. Of :i Cuthol ic· pnest 's sermon. Plagenz wrol!' lh;.it 1t wa:-. "too 111 ..... rf .• l 'nderst~mdahl:v. ht• h:1 c: oul· r<1g 1:u m:.in> ";>r~h1µt:'rs who consider his intrusion ~acrilegc. PLAGENZ CO~FIOED to the Wall Street .Journal his self· imposed standards of measure ln each church or s ynagogue he v1s1t:, he seeks to evaluate how the service impresses hi m music. sermon. atmosphere. I low the congregation reacts. And why are the people who are not there · nol then"' Churches are rated with star~ from none to 12 Plagenz says. "The W(lrs h ip service is the basic evangelical tool of the churches to get people to come to the Lord -yet a lot of people get so little out of 1neptlv handled church services that they :Hay hom e. perha ps t<' watch a more inspiring rehg1ou" pc:ogrnm on T)/ " SO F AR ONLY two churchc~ have rated "I:! st:H~" 1n Plagenz' judgment. One i!. a black storefront church where• he was ··personally prayed for three times." T he othe r was a Baptist c h ur c h where. he says, the hymns were sung with gusto and the preacher .. blasted lily livered dergymen who deny heaven and hell and never tulk about the blood of Christ .. And even those who arf' un w1lllfl1'( to delegate this much IO· fluence to any one church visitor must concede that our churche.'\ are v1s 1ted by "unoffici al critic~ .. every week. Perhaps 11 would be helpful to learn w'1y some never come bark. 'nle anti-abortion agitation has made a n automobile :.ccidenl out of t he amendment. There are anti-abortion people who are also pro·ERA people. tn many minds. however, tbe belief subsists that tbe women's move ment will celebrate the passage of the amendment by ba nquet- in1& on ro3st fet uses. For them, this rejection Is no Insubstantial symbol, but the threat that \Chard timeadocome, they'll bea hell of a lot of horder on them tha n on the men. ",,.Now w4it A minuter~ ,,.. .. ...... ••• .... • t. '• .... •t ............ ~ .. ...... .,.. -...-.... __ ,.. .. 8 O~ll Y PllOT ~l'loav July 23 1918 O.i1, PilOi Pllolo by Gary ... m~oM ORANGE COUNTY Outrigger Club _P_u_au_c_N_OTJ_c_E_ 1 __ P_n_u_c_N_oT_1_n_·. _ fllCTITlOUS 8 U$1NUS ,ICllTIOUS 8US•NUS Of N NAME STATEMENT ewporl _!~ •• ~IOW!no pet-I\ 00!"9 bu" NAME S'fATlMlNT ·~.... Th• follow1nq per1-0n\ .,,. do1nQ 0 &. J. PAINTING SERVICE, UOJ bu>IMH •• AvooOO, Sollle US, Newoor1 BeKll SEA aAEEZE CO 1>0St c.,mp.1 S J __ F d C.. 1to10,l!tf0to,CA91~ ee&e un 8 HUQll J~ Mc~ l'Olll Ban Bty•n T-8oftN 2~1 (dmpg cro•c Cl• Hunh"91on a.~11 c. Ro10. 1:1 Toro. CAW~ The girl paddlers of lhe Imua Oulrigger Club of Newport Beach are looking for sponsors to help them raise the $3.000 they need to buy airfare to the Labor Day races in Kona, Hawaii. The problem, according to club spokeswoman Toni Kahan, is that they need to have the money in hand by July 29. "We've been h aving bake sates and we sell shirts at all our races. but I don't think that's go· ing to get us more than $200," she said. Club m embers went to the races last year for the first time and did "pretty well," according to Ms. Kahan. ''Thisyearwe'regoingtowin." The race is held along the big island's coastline, starting at the Rona Ha rbor and ending 12 miles away at the City of Refuge . Anyone interested in helping them send the 15 paddlers to the races may contact Ms. Kahan at 642·3082. Ral,ph Clark lnAcc~nl O r a nge County Supervisor Ralph Clark escaped uninjured Friday when the car in which he was a passenger collided wilh another auto in downtown Santa Ana. Tll•• bU\lnet.l •• conduueo OY "" •n Mo~e N•<~ot•• u.1 .. ,...., 11Qll Pull d l•IOu•I Ourntt\\, "'*•llOl1 °"''"'"· C.A '1'1~ H JemttM<Sll-'"'' OUlllW'" "<ondu<IOd Dy ' Tl'u~ "t•lement w10 fHtO will\ tne Of~r•t 04r1llt"r\n1p CouMy Clerk ol O.•noo Coun1v on Julv Ory.on'°'""' tloM• II t91• Tiii\ '"l•ment wit• 1111'<1 w•lll IM ~M7'U County Cler~ ol Ora1199 County on Jutv Publlslled Or•noo Co.n1 O•llv P1101 IJ, 1'78 July t•. 23. 30, Aug &, 1911 1'22·18 Fll'74'1 Put>ll.r•d 0.•"911 C:O.sl O•"• P•lot PUBLIC NOTICE ~ICTITIOUS BUSINEU NAME STATIMtrNT T"9 loll-lnQ r>e•-" CIOl119 l>ldl· ...... BEACH VALET P"lll<INO, t.,S Cor•I SI , l.AQ..,.. &e.<11. u 9USI Gttqory Ci It•"'· t.,S Cot•I St L.99una Be.cl" C.. t2&.SI '"" Ous•n.u "<oncJu<led bY •"on dtvlou•I Ci"990'Y C, Kent Thli >toil-I .... 1119d Wllll ,,,. C-1v Cler~ of 0t•"9t Counlv on July 12, "'' ~ .. 1 ... Plll>llslleel 0t•"9t C:O.ll D•oly Pflot JUiy 16. 1l, 30. Aug •. 1'71 ~ 11 PUBLIC NOTICE July ... 23, JO, AUQ •. 1979 1~1·18 PUBLIC NOTICE fllCTITIOUS BUSINfSS NAMI! STATEMENT ffM 1011-•"9 .,..-.. OOlllQ °"" "'""' Wl!LCOME TO MYWORlO Uht C•lle Betetr•. L~uM N19u•I C• '11•11 AO•• Pnvh» S<oll HI • ( Allt &.cert a, LeQUNO Nt-1 C• 11?•11 f l\f\ bv\h'lf'&\ I-. CandUC:l.-d D'; M1 1n dtvoou•I AowP S<on Thlt ''•t~t ...,., flied *•Cf't '"•' CouMy Clorll of Or•nQe County on June 2'. •~71 ,_ Publls!.a 0r.._ C.O.ll D•llY Pno• July 1, •, .. 7l, 1'11 l~] I' FICTITIOUS 8USINESS NAMESTATEMl[NT PUBLIC NOTICE The loll-•r>Q peri.on• ••• do1n9 t-------------OUl<ntU •• PAECISION MINIATUAES •l7 P•ulerlno. Co•I• Mou. C•1tlorn1• t2'2' Eugent' R Pur1ll. 1\.1 Vo>I• Flet•, ... woort BHCll. CA '2..0 Vtro•n•• .. P•rr1U ~, .. Y'•H• FIOr•. Newport Be6Cll, CA '2"60 l loyd 0 A•OU•Y. 3031> Ci•rfleld, Co•I• Ml!wo, CA t2Ua Ttu\ bu,1ne\i '" tonouc ted by • general oartner\1140 \11r91n1a A P•rrllf Tn•s •tatement w•~ 111..0 w1111 the County Cl~•-O' Or.tn99 County on July 12, 19/8. F0'14tl PuOllShl!O Or.tnt)t' C.0..st D•oty P1tol July t•. 23. 30, AU9 •. "78 lt>lb 18 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS auSINESS NAME STATEMENT Thr toflow1nq ~r\.on" •r~ GO•no bu\•ntt'i ..t\ PACIFIC O•SCO SYSTEMS, IJ090 Ftmcl•I•. (i.at<>t'n {,row C.. 91"4 Ste~n J B<M'<lt. t3080 f-e•nd•I• G~rOI" Grove-, C. .,..._. FICTITIOUS 8USINl!U NAME STATEMENT Tnt follow1n9 Q4rM>n'\ orr 001no bu\t"~S\ as C ... ltFOANIA PRODUCTS CO • l303 Hare-St.a C·•. Co1ra Me,.. C• 910• Philip Hotr-1•, m S<011 PliKe, Co\I• Mew, C.. '2~11 MICllffl Ml'rrvno 400J SeasN>r" Or , Nn1pen Buen, C. rn1. bu\lnt~\ " conducll!d by .. 99neral par1ner\l\IP Mlcneel Ml!r<u•lo Thi\ \latemeo1 """' 111e;1 .. 1t11 ""' County Cler-ot 0..""91 County on July •• 1~78 FH11U PuOll\~ Ot~ Co<r>t o,.tty Pilot J uly 4, "· 73, JO, 1918 1\10.18 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT T l\fl' tot1ow1nq per'\on'\ •'f" ootnq fkl\•nt<\\ •~ Low Tide" T11n1out lktJ<.'h <·nmd::-rl\ .ill'Cl the !'>Uri for ltghln<.·ss Saturday Thi~ shot "a::. taken \\'1lh a \\ 1de angl<.' lens looking north from the Balboa l'1C'I' l.1fcguarcb rcpurltd CJttcndanct· of 20.000 <1l Lagune:t Beach. 1:!,000 al San Cleme nte. 40.000 at Huntington Beach and 80.000 at '\t•\\ port Beach Rc•scues evc>rywhere totaled only 17. Air tern· pc>rature i.lvc>raged 72 deg rec>s a nd water was 64. Similar cond1· lions arl' cxpectC'd b} this afternoon Early reports or the accident on Ma in Street north of 17th Street indicated the accident oc· curred when a southbound driver inadvertently crossed his car over the highway center line Clark·s county-leased auto was being driven by an aide who also was unir\jured in the acci· dent. Steve M S.mon 13090 ~ '"'O••• G~~n Gtow. Cd '12641 Th1\ bu~UW\~ '' <.Ollc:Jucte-d Dy • ~··• 1>6rt,,.,..,,..o S"'WM S.mon Tl\1s statement ••• 111ec1 .. 1th Ille County c1.n OI Orar>ve CounlY on July 12, 1971. (0NT t .. ENT4l (.AlFRt .. f, t9•V Co"hn.-nt.-l .:;1 C.Mt• ,._..,,.,. C• •1&1t P•trtCla Ann P•vt1tt. W•~ Con hnl!nt•t Co\t• Mew C.<1 'll•I' Oonold W t'•wl1k tCM9 Conti"• n tel, cost• Mew. CA •2U/ Thi\ bu\1nt-\' '' 'onducted by • 91net>•I Oi1'1~,.,n.v Peln<OI• A P.wll- Agencies Ask for Time 'rht' l.ag un ~ Ho .1th Frl"\' <·111111· 1 ... hmk111" f111 ~ oluntN·1 prnlt• ... ..,11111.il·, '" hl'IP \Hll<• gr;rnl pro pn .... 11.., pn,ts n<'l'rl filling Young Pl'oµlc are cspl'<'111lly 1•11 c·ou r a gNJ to .1orn 1 n Orange' lounty Jobs for \'O lunle<'rS arP ha ndled through the Voluntary At·t1on Center 1n \ ('OST/\ '.\ksa lwalth "kwport Ikach Phone d 1· JI :1r\m<'11 l fa c· 1I11 v ll75 921'1 or 833 92i8 for ne1·r1s aide~ to help pr<• details. Class Scheduled A course that teaches immediate life-saving ::-k11ls and cardiopulmonary r esuscitation will be offered at Orange Coast College, Costa Mesa, this foll . Fall cla~ses begin Sept. 11 Titled "Medical Emergency Training for the Lay Pl'rson ... the course meets Wednesdays from i to tO p.m Students can work toward an American Heart Association Basic Life Support card. Tht• cl1r11t 1111 .1Lt-d .11 41i0 0Cl'llll ,\ \'t• , h °"l'l'h ing new funch 10 c•o11 ___ _..~ t-tnedtntl. dt'nr.J r \Vt•stm1n~h·1 hr a11r·hf'S 111 I fu• \l1·11tal llt•.dth /\•, "CH'l;.t1or1 111·1·cl .in ;1..,s1•.1 111 ~1rt•:1 ... 1 ang111~ from lt•;IC'hlng 11'1' 11J lh1· ('OUll I\ 1111 ~ '-'-.l~·m lo lll'lp111µ • 111•111 , ll'ar n to c11p1· \\1th daily atll\1l1Cs "1<0tli!N t'tlP'i In manv 1·1tH'' hJVt• ldt gaps rn 11·c·n·:it111n and park pro· ~·1.1rn ... Da\' l';1mp.., '" 11nn11ng C'la:-. ... c•s :irt ... pa rl.' ch 1 Id rt.·n for t"< · Su rv· .. e~yrtrlh~e~lp~is~n~e~e~d~e~d~l!!l.i!~ill!!!!~~~~~lllllli.-i:~~~~~~~~!!:~( am!nattonr.~\t'"eortrtn~-f~ f': ·• · 1·oun..,c•l1ng, l<•g..il twlp .t 11 cl "r r \ 1 <' < s l Cl I h c • 1•1derh I nf111 mat111n <•ll 1 he position 1~ ,1\ ;..11l.1hll• h\. r .1 111 n g !i I fl :J , I .1 11 r 1'11 Oifi I '\t i\~\' \\ EST mun t' Jj:!l'll Cll'' ,HHI 1•1 \ H't'" need willing h,in1h l'hl· opt·n1ng ... h.-lo" a11 • tw rng f1lll0d Lh111111.:h lh1· Wl.':.l 01 a ng1• < 11u111 \ \' () I II II I ;i I \ 1\ c I I II 11 {\•nll'I'. M!IX 001;1 Thi· proli.1t111n clqi.11 t 111l'lll llt'f'd ... jll'l•l·I·· \41 work ''1th rlit•nh 111 111 d i v id u a I .1 n ti ~ r 11 u 11 s 1tuat1on:-On1•11\<1t1011.., art> offl'rNJ mc1r111n )! ... and evl'nin~c.. riunng th<· :-um m er Gard~n <:1 0\'C' .ind rACIFtC VIEW MfM<>alAl rARll Cf>melPry MOr1uiJ1 y ChCIOf!I 3500 Pac1l1c View c1r,..,,, N£>woort Beaclt 644-2700 Mc:CORMICJ( MORTUARlts Lagunc1 Br 1t..l1 494-941 '. LJgun.1 Hill., 768-0933 San Juan Cap1..,•ranl. 495 1716 HARIORLAWH· MOUMTOUYE MOal'UARY ond MEMORIAL rARK Mortuarv-Cemc1.1ry Crematory 1625 Gisler Avri Costa Mesa 540-5554 IAL Tz..IEaGElOH FUHYALHOMl 646-2424 Costa ME>sa 673-9450 HU IROADW 4 Y MOlTUAIY 110 Broadway Cos1aMesa 642·9150 SMITH· TUTHILU.AMI MORTUARY WESTCUH' CHArEL 427 E 17th ~I Cos1a Me•d 646-4888 rt•CI UOTHlU ... $"41TH'S MORTUAIY • 827 Main SI Huntington Beach 536-6539 SHBfflt MOITUAIY 978 So Coast Hwy Laguna Beach 494-1535 t !>33 N El Camino Real San Clemenle 492·0100 f'llllfAMtLY C°'-OfoftAL FUHHAL. HOMI 7801 Bolsa Ave Westminster 8;:).-3525 0 and measuring plus pre· center assay of former paration of 1mmun11a· t ll enls Sl'ns1tivily on t10n rt>cords art• the ma the phone 1s a must. 1or duties Training 1s offered. • inrl <·1.ifls .ind c-ll'nr:tl \ number ol south Valley GUllllllll1 Collects $100 \n arml'd r<1hher Frida~ afternoon he ld up .1 l!n l't1ng card :.hop 1n Fountain VallC'y a nd ''"l'ap1•cl v.1th abou1 SIOO, police reported \ 1<' t 11111 7. l' d h y l ht' Ione g unm a n \.\ :.. s lll'l:t11w s llallmark Shop al 16181 lfarbor Bl vd 1•.,llc-P ... a1<1 the bancl1l e ntered the store a f t'V. m inutc·s past 3 p m . pretended to he in· ll•n· ... tl·d 111 buymg a book and then flas hed a handgun as he demanded that the clerk give him "hall•ver mnnr•y was m the cash register l'ohct-... ,ml the bandit was described as a rnall• Caucasian in his mid·20's or early JO's v. h•) wore hi" hght hrown harr afro style. Pnhce s:.11d the su:-.pC'cl was described by 1h<' shop clerk as ahout 6 feet tall and thin. l'tw\ .ilsn "'"'1 he· r<'por1NHy ''as wearing mar rot .... 1 \ h '"" io l.i ... :.e .... a hf,1hl blue T shirt untJ light t an l mu"t'r' !/~IA, ~/hi/, !/li,,,.J ~ortuary Westchft Chapfll 427 E. 17th Cos1a Mesa Wh•• '"--1 Comtdercrtloa la A TrvdJltoe Complete Bunal an el Cremation Services Before NOOd or At Need Arrangements Westclllf Flonst on Premises 8464888 LINDSAY CHRIS.TE HElt"' LINDSAY •Ho oent ol (01.la ~Y C. P11\\N1 ..... on July "· "18 111 lht! llOf' ot 1 vu" s.,.-•\ ,,urvlv~o b¥ tvtr CW)rff\f\ RoMn and Su'41n Ltncls~y ol Co•I• Mew, C• Grav@\ldiP vrvltf\ ~nd 1nttr,..,fnt "Niii lak~ pla<I' July 7•, t~ll 111 It 00 A M at Et Toro C"""'lery. Smith lu1n1ll L•mb Mortu.ry a1rec:tor~ &~4861 GR,.VES CAL \/IN HUBERT G~AVES. OA\"'d aw•y on July 19, IWI Formtt tC>•denl ot G11rden Grow•, C.a He wor,eCI for OranQI! County a\ • pow~• plAnt ooeralo• lor JOY""" S.rv•CO wtll be n~ld on Su"di!Y •II I 00 P M HMbOt L•"n Mort11<1•v CMpel w1111 Blsnoo J, ArttntronQ ot lhP Churth ot Jt\U\ Olrt\I ol Laller Da• Saini•. Cia•dl!n Gov~ '•I" Wa•d otllcl•••no Haroor Lawn·Mount Ohvt' Motluary of Cott• MC'H dlrt<IOt• BENJAMIN AllCE BUANHAM BENJ AMIN, onwo •way on July 10. 197' •t ll<tr , ... .. a.nee '" LaQUne H•'"· Ca SIM I> 1ur. ..,, .. o by iwr belO..,.d llui btlno Ho1eu, ,,., d•u91ltor J-t Ja<OM QI 811100 .. ISiand, C•. '°" t-torece B B .. n111m•n o• N•woorl Bt'acn C• ••so 1 1-------------qrl!nd<h1'0refl -1 ~.,..,.,., HC'r~rt THE NEPTl'NE SOC IETY CREMATION Burial at Sea (714) 646-7431 DB1 or Night No l •f•W"tl" wiU u• 2400 W. Coast Hw1. Suite 9 Newport Beech. Calll. 92663 PtHH .. nd Free POftfotlo to: NAM£ AOOfff SS ... Zip .. CEM lllC 0 B How•ll ot to...a dnd Samu•t p How"lt ot Sant~ An.t C4 1111\0 nt>r ~·c. J•M Ho-11 ol Co11• M•••. C• ~"~'"'' \"'•¥t<M. will~ hftld on Mon day •t 1PM ~t P41<1ftc V1rw '-"tmor1t1t P•r• (h•Jlll'I In hfu of How.-r~ t~mily -"OulO O,.Nt f Ml'mor1•I (Mtr1btt1on~ to ~ou• tevorlte <h.Mtly P,.<.1t1r View Morh1•t1 N"'WP')r"I s.-~(h d1r~CIOr\ BYERS Ol A EMMA BYE AS • •\ld•nl or S.nt.t Ana C• P•\W!d •w•h' on Jul.- 10 t'78 ,., tne 119~ 01 'IO Belo•td mo1,,., ol Me•I«,. S.xcon ol S.nt• An11 Ca , FrM1C•• K•te• ol Sent• Ana C• •rid lovlnq \li19r Of 8utl• 8utt oi WIHonton , •110 turvtved Dy I> QrenOcllttdrtn and • Qreat Qrendcllltoren Funerlll ter-vlus will lie ll<tld on Monday Juty 1•. ••1• at 11AM •I Ille Wa .... rly Oturcll In S.nl• An•. C• with Rev. LArry 810<-lund or llctallno. Interment wlll be •t Fa1r11nen Memorlel Ptrll, S..nl• An•, C• Smltll Tu111111 L•mtt Mortuary 'Cltreuo,......._ VILILLI! LOU 11! J VILILLE, tl\ICl•nl ol NeWflOt'I 9Hcll, Ct ,_.MO ••ay Oft July ll, tt71 S<lrvt...a 11y "" cou.ins Jutlltt lltf!Wln ot O<H ftt ld• C• P•uttlle Mee.....,,. Plerrt Cll<lt>t~ OOtll Of ,.11.,_, Ct. "·'-o.s ...... et LA H•llf•, '""""' Martin ct S.n PetlfO, Ca .... '"' Alll•u ot '•IO\ V•"*•· c.. Jollt Fulton 01 C..n•no c.. o ........ Clt Mnlctt Monday Jwly l•. 1•11 al llAM et Cttva..y Cem.lff• ISSTRl.iCTOR S <in· sought t o \\Ork with scntor citizens in music. dan cing. exercise. ... por1s a nd drama groups l'attencc and the ability to get along well with e ld c rl ) per4'ons are important A b o okkeeper accountant. kit chen manager . receplioni:.t ;ind clerical help is sore· ly needed by a drug re· habilitation unit for res1· rlent clients. Aide will work directly with clients. Fund raising help 1:-. des ired by a number of agencies. Part·time will he rinc. according to the VAC OCC Sets Classes Co nversational Spanish courses will be offered every day of the week except Sunday at Orange Coast College in Costa Mc·s a this fall. Fall semester classes s tart Sept. It. The Spanish class es range from beginning to advanced and are available in the morn· mg. afternoon. late af· te rnoon. evening and on Saturdays. Registration for fall c l asses runs Aug. 24 through Sept. 22 in the OCC Admissions Office. F or registration in · formation, phone 556 5735. language Offered . A elasl> tn Conversa ~tonal Norwegian" is be· m g offered this fall by Orange Coast College. Classes begin Sept. n. Lis~ed as Norwegian 060 in OCC's class sch edule, the course meets Saturdays from 9 a: m . to noon and is de· sig ned for travelers a nd general Interest stu - dents. ._ ___________ _, LO\ Anoe'"·"' a.1u .,.,~,°"'Co.~ ,._ __________ r-MtH l'wnttel Home dlt~fOtt Rl.'gistratlon for fall cla!>s es run11 Aua 24 throuf(h Sept. 22 In the OCC Admissions or. f1ce. For registrat.lon in· f.«>rmation. pho n e S56·573S ( Pilot Logbook J Commission Motionless? By REBECCA H ELM Of Ille Oallf ,,191 Staff The words were sweet music to u re· porter ·s ears : '"The July 20. 1978 meeting of the Airport Land Use Commission has been cancelled due to a lack of agenda items." THE LAST SEVEN words of the cancellation notice were especially s weet. Usual r eason s given in foregoing a meet· mg include holidays, or a majority or member s can't be present. I can remember the many meet 1 n gs I · v e HELM squirmed through as discussions droned toward midnight. And when the agenda ls scraped clean, the time comes for "Members' Comments."' Officials often fill this segment by reviewing a plethora of subjects ranging from brownie recipes to the latest pertinent article in Readers Digest. TO BE TRUTHFUL, officios on occasion have passed by the forum with. "I have nothing lo say tonight." Through my sleepy eyes. that blessed person acquires an aur~ of. holiness that remains until the next meeting at least. . But for seven members of a public board to cancel a meeting with the admission that they have nothing to discuss -that's almost more honesty In government than I can ban· die! Unit Calls Rewrion Southern California 's 452nd Light Bomb Wing. a former Air Force Reserve unit that saw com bat duty In the Korean War, wlU bold its 28th anniversary r e- union at 8:30 p.m. Aug. 5 In Los Angeles. The event will be held in the NCO Club, Build· Ing 208 of the Space and Missile Systems Organization's Area 8 1 on the north side of Et Segundo Boulevard between Aviation Boulevard and Douglas Street. The event Is open to former members o f the 4S2nd and spouses and friends . . . . PUBIJC NOTICE _, .............. ,, ... ,.., .. 1 Published o..,,. C.0..!1 Da•ty P"ot Jul'( ... Zl, 30, Aug 6, "71 2•91 11 PUBLIC NOTICE F ICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME !>TATEMENT Tiit tollow1n9 oer>0n• "'" do1n9 bl.os•nl!S\n JAG MACHINE tOO/I ~"" Jul" Cl . Founl111n Valley, C• 'nlOll Jim~~ H Hollan, 10011 '>dn Ju.in Ct .. <ount.,on v.,11,y C• 97108 l ht~ -,1at~nt wO\c 111~ w•th 11\e County Cle<k of Or41nge C:.OUnty on Juty '°· 1911. F~1'U Put>ll\MG Or•"9" (M•I Oa11y Ptlol July ll lO AUQ • tl 1q19 11•1·18 P UBLIC NOTJCh FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT f hti •011ow1nQ P"''0"' dre dOmQ bU\IMt \\ tj\ JO •II~ r INTE RIOR'o ' "lur CannP\ Nfl'woort 8t-.Jcn Ca 91f)I)() JO Ann M1 .. b Hut: ( onnt'\ Newoo'' f1.._:11rn (d 'f?MO • p,,tr•(111 Kdnt1 11 ~11ll.!'h11r\f l1,ru• Newpgn 8('.o<.n, c..t 921WJO Ci•o•oe D PotPr~ 1 10011 ':>dn Ju.tn Cl Fountaon Vallo (d 'n108 Antnony M4tt"'· ~Ill> O.>tloctol Ave Founta•n V•ll~y <A 'l?IOI f t.un" C ~n-.PI 11 ~uP Chant11 Th1\ bu\1ntH~\ ,., lO"dUUf'O OY d ly N.,•POrt fj1 d<n (..d "'?bbO oe~ral D.:l'1~rftll1p T~'ll\ bU'ttor-~·.1\Condu<fPdbV .,., Ja~ H HoH.tn JOAnnP M t.c Ttu'\. \lAtetnf'nt wa!. t1lf"O ••f" trlf' Thi\ ,1At""1Pnt _,8~ ,,,..,... .,,,. fht County Cle<• OI Or<1"9" County on July County Cll'ro OI Oungeo U>unty on July F-.et• 'Mo ---------..,.., • FM1'S. Pllt>l•S"1!<1 Or""9"' C.0..•t Oallv Polo! Publ4'11ed Or-Coan oa.1y P1101 Julf 16,23,30.""9 6, 191' lMI July ll. JO A119 o, t), "'8 71'3 /8 • PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT T.,• to1low1nq pier\On\ ctrf' OotnQ bus1MU•~ GLENN BUil DE R'i 11&7l Rowmar• Avt". J..ountct1n 'V•ltf'V C• '2108 R oo~rt S. Ctndro (n 111>1) Rowm••Y Ave., Fountain Va•l•Y C• '1?108 fhomas w C1no11<h. 1Q9IO (<1lle G••nada wa1nu1 Ca 9tl(j4 K•nn•lh londl•Y !IA? S 0MIU-. Ave • Walnut, c.a. •1784 Ttu\ bus1ne\s ., <ondulh"CI by • Qt:nf rlt ~rtNr\l"HP Rooert S unororn Ttu' 'lat~nt w(I\ t1IPd w1lh tht County Cl•'~ ot Ota"ll" Counh on July ti, ltl8 F0•7'1• PUBLIC NOTl('J.; FICTITIOUS 8U51NESS NAME STATEMENT t nt> tottowtng 0tr10n • ., ck>1nq bu,. !'\ft'~ d .. MARINERS PHAFlMArv "~ Pla<t'nt•• 11~ :; 10l Nf'wOOd ""' ~ n c.. •7bl>l A L Ri<T1H'l'7 110 W I H\ l n • ~nlA An•. CA '1106 '"" ,._U\tt"le" 1\ tonduC\t.':d r>y "" "' dlVldUdl I\ L R•mor~/ 1 hi\ ")ttt1~f llllJ'dlT._ f1INf wUh> lfw County (I"'" of OrAngr LOonty nn 111• .. 20 tQ/~ "~"" Punl"""° °'"""" Co<t•I Oaoly 1"1 1 Ju•• 1'. l0.1\119 ~. 11. 1q1a 71 •1 ·~ P UBLIC NOTICE Publt•fled °'""98 CO.•• Oa11v Pilot 1------------July ti>, 13, 30. AUQ •· 1918 1e9J 18 PUBLIC NOTICE f'ICTITIOUS auSINESS NAME STATEMENT Tiie 1011ow;no oe•-•• do11>9 oull· MU •s CALIFOANIA PROPEllTIE~ UNllMITEO, 1771S Sl!y P•rk Ctr , Ste C•ncl 0 , trvlftO'. C• Alvin 0 . 0.vb, &U Sea11ut1 Ln . #"102, N•WJJOl'1 Bff<ll. Ca '7"'3 Thi• ou~neu •• conou<ted bv.,, 1n dtv1du..t AlvtnO 0a•4' Tru\ itat~t wtt-. t11-o •1•n 1ht County Cten ol Or•n9<1 County on June ?4. "II FICTITIOUS BUSI NEU NAME STATEMENT Tn,. fot1ow1no ~rso1n d,-,. do•n'l cw~1MS-\ ~s JIMINI E NTERPPl'ifS, 1001 w t1t11 !>t., un.1 ··w . C:O-.td ~~· t • mn Jlml "u~ Sl\IP·Fl•Qll• llO ... C..lllornt• corooratoonl 1001 W I /tr> St , Co\la Mt-~ C. 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CENTER, Houston <AP 1 The S1-\ <. • ~I--'' f' 1 a t1on no .... has a slightly longer 1ill ;.Id ar. ... he Earth l.ielow has u breather, t!'ldr·I..: •C d ~roup of dcdi<'aled engineers who 1.1 brred three tense months to arrest the big <ill 11·t·•'s full from orbit Thal full could hove been dangerous and mu.;ht "till be if Skylab drops uncontrolled <•'"l r <. popula ted a rea But in a touch and go ef. 1ort th·· engineers m anaged to buy time by ad- 01n; Sf •1eral months lo Skylab's orbital life. THEY'LL STILL llAVE to baby-sit the bi g ~ 1-.ice station in the year ahead, but the ir 'mirc:cle on a shoestn n~t." as the e ngineers call 1t won tht-chance lo keep Skylab aloft long enoug h for astronauts to rendezvous with it next :.ear The d,,,troncsuts will either raise Skylab's c;rt,11 or 1-rope:I 1l back to Earth over ocean are.j~ .. v. a, frorr. population centers but s ucces. 1s by no means assured T h< b1i; eiuest1on 1s whether the astronauts' nt-w ,,pac1-·.hullle will be ready in time . There ure dl•vclopment p rolJlem:., ma1nly with the eni:ine. and the firs t orbital night already has :.lipped from next Marc h to at least June. T hl' National Acronuutics and Space Ad- m in1~tration thinks 1t has al least a 50·50 chance lo shuke out the shuttle bugs in time. Skylab now is expected lo drop out of the sky between November 1979 and April 1980 THERE'S ALSO THE matter of money for the rocket package which the sp~cemen would attach to Skylab to do the j ob. NASA already has committed about $10 m illion to the device. called a "space scooter ... But the House Appropriations Committee in May cut out $20.5 million the agency had asked for it in next year's budget Committee members said then they didn't think Skylab would s tay up long enough. But a fter revie wing res ults of the recent life- cxtending mancuvl•rs. they will reconsider. The money would not be wasted because the reusable scooter can be assigned to a number of :.p;.ice proJects ,.,. ,. .... ,. MOCK-UP OF SPACE SHUTTLE RESTS NEAR LAUNCHING TOWERS IN FLORIDA The engineers who prolonged Skylab's life with computers and som e long-distance radio magic hope their work wasn't for naught THE CLIMACTIC moment for the m came early on Sunday. June 11 . lrf a makeshift control room here. Sixteen tired me n were crowded around television like d ata consoles. awaiting the final maneuver that would shift Skylab's or· bital pos ition. At 3 .28 a .m .. fli ght controller Bill Peters in· ~tructed a track in~ station on Bermuda lo trans mit the single command code. "1088 ... "Trans mit 1088. Mark it complete ... Bermuda reported. Minutes later, it added "ll 's started on its m1tneuver." "Good pass ... Peters said. A feeling of relief filled the control room T he re was no celebration Jus t a few handshakes and "well doncs " TllE F I NAL COM~f.\~O ordered the sp;,icesh11>':. gyroscopes to tip the nose down the fJn;.il four degree:. that v.ould align 1t~ long axis par allel to the Earth. s mull end forward It added month!-. to the station's life by rn101mizing the itlmosphrrn.· <lrag slowly tu,g g1ng the 85-ton station toward Earth Without lhl' maneuvers directed by Peters ' team. the stulion the world's largest man- made satellite could have plummeted back through the atmosphere as early as next spring. NASA officials fear that on such an uncontrolled re-entry, Skylab could shower debris on a populated area. "When it com es down. its chances of killing anyone are pretty remote. one s tudy compared it with a shower of m eteorites landing on t•a rth ... MW:-. NASA udm1nistr:.itor Robert A Frosch Ill; noted th:'ll i5 riercenl of Skylab's path 1s over \\ ltl1•r and much of the rest lakes It m•('r thinly popul;.itcd arcu:-. 8 l'T SI\ V L.\ 8 .\I.SO passes above most maJor metropolitan a 1 ca:. of the L:nited States Computer calculat1ons indicate that when Skylab dl\'C's into the atmospher e it could scat- 1 er piece:. O\ er a track 3,000 miles long and 100 miles wide As many as 400 pi eces. weighing fro m a few ouncC':. to several hundred pounds. could s urvive the scaring r e-entry heat. .\l 1t chell I . St reger .. \I. D. Founder Still Fiery IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE ASSOCIAT 10 N OF H 1chord T. Fnwhl ic/1. .\I . D. NEW YOfiK <AP1 In the manner of found· ing fathers every'' here.·. 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Whal ('Oncerns NASA 1s Skylab'3 s1zt 1l 1.s 118 feet Jong and 22 reel in diameter and has the volume of a three· bedroom house While 1ls <1lum1num skin and other soft metlil parts would burn up from atmospheric friction. experts fel'I the large fuel tanks. struc- tural girders of s teel and titanium and a lead film storage box might partially surv1v1> SKYLAB SERVEi> AS orbit al home for- three separate three-man astronaut learns tor periods ot 28. 59 and 84 days. When the last \_rew abandoned 1l in 1974 . l'<ASA estimated it would stay aloft at least unli 1982 -plenty or time to send a manned shutth: up before 1t plunged uncontrolled to Ea rth But last January. the North American Air Defense Commund. which keeps track of orbit objects. sounded the :ii a rm "The Skylab is Call- ing faster than expected ... Thu-. Ctlerted. NASA :-;tud1ed its choices Ther e was no way to speed up the shuttle . this nation 's next generettaon m anned spaceship Someone suggc:-.led that sf the station's syste ms still were operating perhaps something could be done to prolong its lire On ~1arch 6. the team madt Ill> f1r:.t attempt to contuct tht• ~pacesh1p ... and "'e got the s ur prise or our life ... says Peters. "On the very fir st pass everybody Jumped l>ack when data imm ediately came back from the craft that had been dormant four years.•· Skylab radioed information for twc minutes, came back with another 90-second burst, and then the data stopped. "tt was like handing candy to a kid a nd then snatching it away ... Peter~ recalls. ON TUESDA \'. 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I'm only hair way \hrou~h the 10.m ile race and BiU Rodgers, America's No. 1 maralhoner. already has won it in 48 minutes. 57 2 seconds What am I doing here., LIKE 20 MILLION Americans l had become dedicated to running as a way to keep fit and reel good. I ran in all kinds of weather. I passed up cocktail parties to get in a rew miles before dinner. And all this from a '35.year·old woman who jus t a few months before had said that running was boring. T hal was before I watched women run· ning alongside men in the Marine Corps m arathon. I was struck by how strong and healthy and thin they looked. And how brave they were to push their bodies to \.he limib ove r 26 grueling miles. There was a special camaraderie , a kinship that I envied. I wanted to be a part.of ll I had to be r ealistic. A marathon takes a lot of tnuning. So I made the lO·mile Cherey Blossom Classic m y goal. I -had l our monlhs to prepare First 1 bought special running s hoes. Shoes with good support and cwshloning werf essential I spent $33 tor a pair or famous name shoes, a bad investment as it turned out. James Fixx, author Of the ~St·S~Uing ·'The Complete Book of RU;nning. advises a leisurely approach to running for be~nners. Jogglng Interspersed with some ~alk.lng over ~hort distances. maybe taking several months to work up to two or lhree miles without stopping. Gradua~ l~provement. he writes, Is lmportant to avoid injury. But with a lO·mile race just four months away, I started to run as u my lire depended on it. That first mile was tough, but the day t did it I Celt a great sense o( accomplishment. Then one morning I ran four miles. No matter that it took me 42 minutes. J was euphoric. There was no stopping my drive tor speed and distance. SOON I WAS RUNNING about 30 miles a week. up to eight miles non·slop. Although my weight was down only five pounds <running burns up only about 100 calories a mile>. I was able to Cit into dresses two sizes smaller. I felt great -except for a searing pain in my hip. Run lhrough pain. the experts say. Thal I could do. It was the walking that bothered me. ~. podi~trist diagn_osed my problem as burs1t1s. His prescription: Give up running forever He may as well have told me to give up food. wine and sunshine. The alternative was a week of rest. heating pads. and pills. And then. new shoes with m ore heel cusWon and orthotics -shoe inserts. Total cost. including X rays. plaster tasts, office visits . and those strange leather inserts for my shoes: Nearly $300. But 1 was running again. Wrnt THE RACE JUST three weeks away. I was struck by what Fixx calls run· ner's .blahs. caused by working out too hard and too often. Race day dawned nearly perfect for run- ning, but I couldn't say the same for me. T.Mse ortho~ics that helped my bursitis had given me bhslers, so my reet were taped like Joe Namath's knee And I had a cold. But there I was, with Bill Rodgers and 2.800 other runners at the starting line. In what other.sports event could novices like me compete.with some or the best? Inspired. I began to run. After five miles came a burst or energy. as much from the high spirits or my fellow racers as from that mysterious phenomenon called the second wind. l knew r would finish l knew I would want to run forever. I knf:w my next goal was a m arathon. A,_ WRITER KAZICKAS. AP BUREAU FRIEND 'Then One Morning I Ran Four Miles· ~Freeway Miles T11rn Literate Smiles LOS ANGELES CAP ) -When James McElvany tired of the routine of shaving and eating breakfast during his 30·minute morning drive lo work on the freeway, he looked for s om e thing more stimulating. EDITOR'S NOTE -For the commuter bored by the stop.and.go of freeway tra/fic and the incessant drone of disc jockeys and newscasters. there's a more stimulating gimmick -Books on Tape. Based in auto·saturated Los Angeles. it rents classics and potboilers to commuters who want more than i ust distractian. So he obtained ex· "The unique market· SO AFTER too many elusive North Ame rican ing idea is that we rent missed whiskers. ruined recording rights to four t h e b o o k s . n o t ties and morning disc books, hired actors on sell them ," McElvany jockey shows. he hit on the basis or voice and says. "A normal book the idea or books on narrative style, a nd may requre eight to 10 tape. "I knew there "Books on Tape" was a one·hour cassettes. and were taped books for the reality. at $5 each. that's $40 or blind. but didn't know of NOW, AFTER three $50. We're now selling to any for the s ighted," he libraries at this price. said. years. he offers more but it 's a diHerenl With introd uctio ns than 150 unabridge d market." from hi s ne ighbor. selections and expects to dd th h d d b Mc El vany instructs author Jess Stern. he a ano er un re Y hi s r eader ·a c tors lo met with a number of the end of this year. · ( J h leave o ut any Publishers and Literary ranging rom os ep d w b h · Th ramatization, feeling agents and learned that am aug s " e that if Os'cke ns a nd while instructional and Choirboys." to "The -Maug ha m could leave self.improvement tapes Best of The Wall Str eet s omethin g to th e were common. no one Journal." reader's imagination, he Occasionally l get out to San Bernardino ··Mostly I like adven· lures. like a Conrad s ea s t ory , or a Tr av i s McGee mystery After a business conference. I like to change the sub- Ject, a t least in my own c ar. and relax a little " Now. he says. he's get· ling into readings from \.he Wall Street Journal and Fortune magazine. which he s ays helps keep him up to dale in hi5 business as a cash management s pt!c1alis l Durkee completes a set of tapes in about a week and then s waps them with co workers who also ust lht-serv1cf Book:; on T ape gr£:w fast with at1vert1~mit 1r. ~l l'V ~r o l r.nt 1cnu i newspapers. although 1l was the freeway we<1ry Soi;the rn C c.11forn1c1 commuter that got ;t off the groWld. The current favorite is Henry David Thoreau's .. Walden .. McELVANY c hose cassette5 r ather tha n e1 g ht·track ea rl nd.,t:., for their compactnH : and d urability J\llhouj?I~ th ey c a n be l'os ll ; copied. McElvany isn't particularly concerned H l· er>t'lo~ei. c1 Cly er with each orde r warn- .n~ or copyright viola· 11on:-for unau1 hor11.ed c upocat10M and notes thc;t eight tc 10 hours of t ecord1nJ:: coupled with tht experu.t-of quality l'JSSel.le5 a tsC'ourages pote ntial pirate~ He admits to being hi!' own best CU!.-lOmer ·'I w a .., i 1 " t r-n 1 n ~ t '' · Rc brnsor> Cr ui-ot-· on m; wc.y to •..,ork one mo rnm~ t1nd gol ).O 1n \.Olved •n the· .,h1pwn.'<'I< ..,n •nt· I drO\t oruun<l thl· blOC'k a IC'W (')(Int ltffit'S tc set-how 11 t amt-out ORANGE COUNTY AVIATION ~..---~ PRESENTS: LAS VEGAS & OTHER UNIQUE EVENTS was marketmg anything More than 5,000 sub· can too. ---------o f an entertaining, sc r iber s across th e Hea, d any-.A-hnnl<,., i .... ~~L~, -.li\U.iarv natu:r::e ===-ic~ou:Vnratt.ry~no~wumuFse~th~e~~M~o~s~t~ ~o~f iM;'c;fE~lv~a~ny~·s~-;;;::::::TI~::Pf~~:f'!~~~~~~~~l~~S~PE~EC~~I~~--~~,.,..,._ __ ,l-J.._ ~vvv ~:::rtttt~ s ervice. and trus year s liiubliicr· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ td andpro~~n~~p~. 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"R.06ewall, 17, defects Vic Seixas''. and "Gardner Mulloy, 39, defeats RosewaJl, 17" bave given way to ''Lit· tie known Victor Pecci. 22, downs Ken Rosewall, 21 years his senior " YES, AT 4.3 Ken Rosewall isn 't often the first name .mentioned anymore. But he's still giving young players a hard time, in a day when his first contemporaries are off running tournaments, being broadcasters and wheeltng and dealing as agents. in a day when guys like John Newcombe and Arthur Ashe. in their early to mid 30s are struggllng with their games . His tennis is still lovely, if tiot as errecti~. as he glides along the ba!ialine and sweeps anto his volleys. He seems barely conscious or it. but he is a "Stylist. He bas a fiercely loyal following still. "I can't stand a nyone who beats him. They shouldn't be allowed to, .. one woman said recently during the Forest Hills lnvila· t1onal. Sometimes be refers to himself as s~miretired -he plays about 15 tournaments a year these days, which makes him aboat as retired as Jimmy Connors. BUT THE QUESTION of his future in the traveling circus of tennis really doesn't seem s uch a big issue. "No. f'm certainly .in no hurry to muke a big de· <See ROSEWALL. Page 84) Francis Too Much for Surf Detroit Star Scores Twice In 2-1 Win By E RNIE CASTILLO CMlMOallyPilotSUll This is Trevor Franc•!>· f1rsland probably last season in the North Amer ican Soccer Le<.ig ue but the 24-year-old British import is mak· ing the mo:.tof 1t. Fram·1:.. who has bt•t•n on a scoring I ear C\'l•r Slnl'l' JOmrng thl· Detroit Expn•ss. scon•d a pair of goab 1nl'lud1ng I hl' gam t' winner with ,1ust l :M n·maining to s inglt'handedly defeat tht· Cal1forn1 <.1 Surf. 2 I , before •' a owd of 12.238 JI Anaheim Stad1umSaturda) night IN 16 Gi\MES, F1 anc1:. has no\A. scored 18 goals 1n addition to handing out nine assists. Not s ur 1msingly. the Express has turned from an average team to <11w that no\\ sports the top n•t·ord in thl· '\/\SI.. 18 !J "Without Frane1s. they would a he a mt-<hocre side." said Surf l'i.qlla1n Peter \Vall. after thl· Arwhcrm hast'd tet.1m dropped it-. record to 12-14. "He makes them :.trong s imply with his goal scor 111g ability .. APWl•..- KEN ROSEWALL CAN STILL MAKE THE TOUGH SHOTS. Play Tiro Today Sykes Alive! Angels Tumble D I:: T R 0 I T t 1\ I' • T h e The Su~·r managed Just 13 shots r'!'"~M!f ~~~~~~~~~~~~-(wt C<.t llfornia Angels h;:l\c hN•n col· lapsmg 1n lht• c lut{'h t.1nd th1 dutch p1lt h1ng Satu rda y of Dclro1t Ti 11•r Bob Sykei. d1dn l l?ip any Roolue Jobn Canelr a started for the Angels and left after Kemp·~ three-run homer in the second in· nrng, compla mrng o( a sore s houlder. Vally P1IOI PltOlot by G••Y Amor .... THE SURF'S WOLFGANG SUHNHOLZ (16) IS ROUGHED UP BY IAN DAVIES. t Clutch Hit Saves LA I Garvey's Double Def eat,s Cardinals, 4-3 LOS ANG ELK<; <APl -Stcvl' (;Jn ey's bases-loaded doable m 1 ht· sC'venth innmg broke a 2·2 tie .ind boosted the Los An geles I >odgt•rs to a 4·3 '1ctory over lhl' St Louis Cardinals Saturday m~hl RC'ggie Smith slugged his 19th home run -his fourth m the last four games and sixth m his last11ix games -m the fourth mning for the Dodgers' first run TOMMY JOHN. 11 7. seatten•d mne St Lows hits, including Ted S1 m mons · 13th homer. a solo shot in the eighth . befor e Terry, f''or..,Ll'r rchcvl•d with one out m •he nmt h to get his 13th save. The Cardinals Jumped out to a 2·0 lead In the first on singles by Garr) Templeton and Keith He rnandez and an error by Utird Cardinals on four h1Lc; after the first inning until Si mmons· homer Smith s tarted his home run spree .July 17 in Chicago. when he s lugJ:!L'd two. lie did not homer m the next game, but has homered m each of the last four After Cev's e rror allowe d llcrnandei to score tn the Cardinals' firs t. Jerry Morales * ST LOUIS • ., , "bt l l'mpl"I°" " ~ I 3 O M umphr•y rt S 0 O O ..,.,.rnander. lb • 1 t 1 S•mmons~ c • l ' \ H•nrlO , ~· • 0 I 0 Morale\, rf .l 0 f 0 Brock." ~ 0 0 0 Rell/, Jb • ~ I 0 l y'4)n, 2b • 0 I 0 0.-nny. p J 0 0 0 l •llell, p o o o o * * LOS ANGELES LOl>e•, ?b folOrth d A Sm1tn,rt Cey, lb Garvf'y. lb D Baker, If Dales. t Ru•wll," John.P Forster p Totals ab•~ b1 \ 0 I 0 J 1 ' 0 S 1 1 I J ' 1 0 1 0 2 1 & 0 1 I J 0 ' 0 '0 1 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 )1 •11• :, baseman Ron Cey. In the rourth. following Smith's homer . loser John Denny, 8-7, walked Gey a nd ' c;arvey berore Dusty Baker sin~led home the tyin~ run F,....,,pn 1 0 1 n • T ~ou. pr o o o o Tolals ll l 10 2 SI Louos 200 000 010-J Los Anqel~ 000 '100 20• ~ E-<.ey DP-SI Lou" 1, L~ Anoei.' LOB -~· lou•• 8, Loi. Antieles •I, 2B-Garvey 1, Reitz. L-s HR-R Sm1lh 1191 S1mmom. 11'1 SB ffm1>le100, I< H<>r""'ncl<!l. S-Hortlt The Dodgers loaded the bases with on<.• out m the s eventh on s ue· • <'ess1ve singles by Bill North. , Smith and Cey. Garvey followed with his double just inside the left fieldhne IP H II I'll aa SO ST LOUIS O.nny t L,•11 ~· , 10 • • Llllell 1..., I 0 0 LOS ANGELES John IW,11·11 8•, ' 3 1 1 2 Fo,.l•r ~ I O 0 O O •, J OHN BLANK E D th e Save-Fo<\l~r 13 T-2 44. "'-42,1.S l' Rose Extends Skein ~ ~ String Now at 35 Games , , r . . MONTREAL IA P l T hird baseman Pete Rose of the Cincinnati Reds c•xtended his hitting streak to 35 games Saturday with a sixth-inning single against rookie pitcher Dan Schatzeder of the Montreal Expos. T he run·scoring single left Rose just two games short of the National League rerord for hits in consecutive games. The mark of 37 was set by Tommy Holmes with the <>Id Boston Braves in 1945. The major league recora of 56 games was set by Joe DiM aggioof the New York Yankees in 1941. Rose now owns the sixth longest streak in baseball his- tory and the longest in 33 years. He connected on a 3·2 pitch from Schatzeder ~fter the young lefty bad retired him on fly baUs ln his first two swings. . followed \\1th a base hit But .John s tranded runners at first a nd ~econd by gcltmg Ken Rt·1t1 to hit mto a force play JO H N RETIRED seven s traight before Hendrick led off the fourth inning with a smgle I le was for ced at second b\ Mornles. Reitz followed With a d ouble to center. John escaped w h c· n shortstop 8111 Ru s~cll fielded Mike Tyson's grounder and thre w out Morales at the plate, then De nny rorced Tyson for the third out Syke~. \\ho h<Hln I p1tchf:d 1n STEVE DAVID. a two-lime n<.•arly thrcl· wc~ks. rC'll\l'd :'\ASL scoring c·hampion. w;is starter .JC1ck Morns a nd hurll''1 particuJa,rlyfrust.rprcd A ~~· /•ve .. inorngs4 9( :-.h uto~t n;t.1~·f. . Exptcss pl~er wbq iroA_ic.illy Ste'~ i<'etti~ •M J ohn Wock~n became expendable when Detroit fuss accounted for' f1 v~ runs with <1cquircd Francis from Birm- i n g ham City, Da vid was o marked man throughout the con ll!st and took jus t one shot befon• Surf Coach John Se\\ e ll replaced him with less than 20 minutes to go m the contest David didn't takC' to bein~ benched too well. ~tormmg off the field. That action prompted a long locker room t alk w1th Se well, but no fineord1sc1plinary action "lie w<ilked off thl' fi eld and nobody leaves th<' field without being earned off ... Sewell said arter his talk with David "The\ have to take lhe hum1hty JUSt hlte the glory.'' In explaining the move. Sewell said. "I foll he wasn't having any effect on the game. I didn't want lo wa it unlll 90 minutes were up to find out 1f I might be right 10 lea\· ingh1min .. FRANCIS SNAPPED a 1-1 lie wilh a lock that looked like a <Stt Sl'RF, Page 8 41 I On TV Todafl Claann~ 5 ai 10:30 one homl·r each. as thl' tigers whipped th<: Angels. 7 :1 Sykes. whose record 1s no\\ 5 I said : ··1 felt strong I was worrn•d about my t•ontrol I knC'\\ th1· strength would bl' there. hut I wasn't sure a bout accura1·v .. Ill' .,p;iccd thr<.'l• walks anit 1\\11 ')tnJ?l es TH F. SEC'OSJ>. Pl~.\CE Angl•b falling 21 ~,games behind l\ansos City 111 thl' J\men ean l.t•a14u<· West. strandcu ninl· runn(·r~ In the three ~<1mt•s of t hl' ~t'rl<"' so farthey ha\.e left :15 men on ba::-.t· The Tigers. noted for leaving runners a,board. havl' strande<l 2!> m the three g;1mes of the f1vl' game series. Bot Saturday they managed to make the mo~ of their opportunities. They had only five hits whl'n thei r sC'venth run <·rossed the plate "llF. HAD A SHOT of cortison<> J <'Ou1>te days agG a nd it. thl· shoulder . has-n't ceme around." said Ani~el Manager J im Fregosi. who 1>-concerned about his start ang rniation He s ajd he intends to take Paul Hartzell out of tht• bullpen and make him a starter. 'l'hl' ll'ams clos e out t heir -..t•a-.on Sl'rl<'S today with a double he;,idt•r-. '"'h1<"h mdudes a rainoul makt·up 0 ;1\ l' Rozema. 14-5) and .Jim Slaton <JO til arescbeduledto p1t<'h lor Dl'tl'OJI against Don Aase· 17 ;>1.1n<1Nolan Ryan <4·8>. Tht> Angels tied 1l Wlth three run-. 1n lht· fifth off Jack Morris belon• l'l·n Hrctt 12·5) walked .Ja:-.on Thompson with lhe basc..s loacll-d in 1lw hottom halfofthl' 111 n1ng to hrt·JI-tlwdl'acilock DETROIT .\ODED three mon· runs m the ~•xth off Art'lt two on Wockcnluss' homt·r and the othet on a single by Aurcbo Rodriguez Hl'lll'ver Bob Sykes picked up I hl' v 1ctory to rn1se his record to 5 1 California's fi rst run scored on consecutive doubles by Jim An- clt>rs on and Rick Miller. Camey L;i n:,,ford got an 1nf1eld single, !See ANGELS. Page 82) Rose can reach Holmes' NL record Monday night in New York if the streak continues today. After that, the targets are Ty Cobb, who hit in 40 straight games in 1911, George Sisler, wbo had a 41.game streak in um, Willie Keeler. who bit in 44 straight ln 1897 and, finally, DiMag . gio's $game mark. · OftROIT'S DAVID BRADFORD KICKS BA'LL AWAY TO BREAK A'SUAF OFFENSIVE ATTACK. I . . ~ . . -,,. ,. ... . . . . ..... . ' . . . . . . ....... . .. ~ OAILl' Pll.Uf 1·,....p~·· ANGELS ••• 1,, man Hci-.111< k. ~111.:lcd in "run ;,,nd thl· thutl "l'urt•d un a S)'ll.&' \\ 1 l<I JHtc•h k•:~l''S ll0~1ER. tw, l'ighth, ro llowcd ;1 ~1ngl e by Lo u Whitaker. J fielder's choice ~r o und e r and a walk to T hompson ··we've been getting a lot of hits and not sronng runs," la mented Angels' Manager Jim Fregosi, who has seen his team strand 3S runners in the three games against Detroit. The Tigers had only managed five hits up to the point where lhey got their seven runs. Fregosi moaned: ''Wa lks kill you in Uus park. They had seve n runs on five hits. You can't walk guys m this park.·• Three of the four Detroit walks helped account for runs. T IGER MANAGER Ralph Houk said he was pleased that Sykes got the victory. "Ile hadn't been doing much p1tch1ng," Houk !>aid. "That'll help build his confidence." The outing was the first for left. hander Sykes in nearly three weeks. 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WP-Sv~~' I I ..0 A )I IUI * 'INGEL NOTES Wr.tn J om Fr-M IOOlt °""r ~l'd.ay July ZJ t978 One-stroke Lead Lietzke Survives Heat, Nicklaus 'PH ILADELl>HIA !AP) -"It was so hot out there it was really distr acting," said a s we at. drenched Bruce Lietzke after rallying from five strokes back and taking a one-shot lead over .Jack Nicklaus in Saturday's third round of the Philadelphia Golf Classic .. Bet..ween. _toweling yourself down and trymg to breathe, and thinking or your golf game, it was quite distracting," added Lietzke after firing a five-under-pa r 66for a 54-holetotaJof 201. "That was probably the hottest weather I've ever played in," said 0.TVTodafl Claca1111el2ac J Lietzke who comes from Texas. where they know something about summer heat. IT WAS 96 DEGREES with an oppressive humidity. Many fans had to be treated for heat prostrn· tion. Lietzke. fresh from two weeks of fi shing and puttering a round a n ew house he is bu1ldmg in Grove. Okla., said he really wasn 't play ing any pressure golf in the third round. Lietzke explained that he start ed the third round with :;.cveral playe rs cihead of him on th(• leader board. ~o he ncwr thought a bout the lead. In fact. he was Lc 1ng 1n tervicwed when SQmeone shouted that NickJaus had bogeyed the final hole and Lietzke: \\-HS thl' leader. The faltering Nicklaus said il was obvious that he jus t didn't m a kc any long putts. ''And I wasn't as close off the lee as I was the last few days," Nicklaus said. "And that was the story or my round.·· Nicklaus also said the heal was distracting. "IT WAS PRE1TY HARD to keep your mind on golf and stay com fortableout there.·· he said. If they thought it was hot Satur· day. t he prediction is for a poss1· ble 100 degrees for today · s final. 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A promi s in g y ou n g quarte rback candidate, Mark Mang from the Univt>rs ity of Maryland. also left the team Saturday for personal reasons, the R ams SaJd. JESSIE, conta cte d al h 1 ~ home nt•arll}. declined to spdl out the r~ason he left the train ing sessio ns at Cal Stalf Fullerton after the morning practice Saturday. But a Rarru. · :.pokes man. 11:.arold Gu1ver, said Jessie has been 1nvol\led in try· ing to renegotiate a contract that has one year and an option year to go. "Monte J ackson is having d1f. ficulty deciding if he wants to continue playing or not. It's not a contract thing with him." said Guiver, a special assistant to R a m s Pres ide nt Carroll Rosenbloom. Jackson is in his option year with the Rams before becoming a free agent next year. JESSIE WA S OUT most of the 1977 season afte r knee sur ge ry. He said the knee was fine and was not a factor in bis leav 1ng the camp. He led all rt .. ce1vers in the NFL in 1976 With 22.9 yards pe r catch, on 34 catc hes. and sco r e d six touchdowns. tru O.tvt-G«'<•~. ,.. totd thtt Pff'\' n.-wou10 uo • • '"' • 'Df"rtm-ot1ng '° ht· could evalu•tl"' n,, c .• 1 .. M Out f rt-<Q0\1 rtl..a .-.,,pr••'t\f"Cj " d,..,.,t to,,., f1,. dnwn tt) A" I l1nt_•up in lime Thrlt Wc1' dl~t • "J"" ..., .. , . .._\ .tQO. l'.>Ut "' \ldf n"-..n 1 bt•f'n dble to ••nn ·• tOn\1 r..r11 bvtt1n9 <uf1ftt dUP "'' 1.-dsl 1n u "' to 1n1ut+t'\ .tno t11t11nQ "llump\ Ldt•I• ' tt·qo•u 1r1ro th•'d btlM'tmdn Ciarney L.iftt,fOf'd 1n lht< No ·1 \lot, dnd L.tn\toro r1•\ponded fl've h1I~ 1n '11' '~'' u ~, tMt\ to Mt hi\ cJY~(~Qf' lo 7tfJ. Joe Audi ou111-n 6.1•tt1 \.ttlutfJ,,y fM~ tor tourJ .tnct 11lP • "' t11t11ntt 8r1tln Oown1,.q w.,, fnOvl:d to Y'Yt'ntn ,,, ,,,,. "*'""' 1tw·.~ Of O~v1 Cf'hllk • ''°00"·• •\ ,1,0 novirtg PfOOlt•m\ w1rn ni.., P•(Ch•nQ rot~t1nn Wt\~n Paul K.lrtl.tt to•n\ the s.'~rfln9 ro,.:.t10f1 "'" ~ •~QO\I ''"" ,... will 'IOOf'I, '"" An9<!h w ill 11.,,.r U'Y~d ninf! dtHt-rPnl ''"''"'\ dUt"t'19 lhtl C.OUf\41 ot t1'•""'f'd~n II E THOUGHT he w;.ti, tn a 111• with ;'\11t·kl<1us llt• h:rd !'>larll'd th(• 111te rv1('" b\'saying. "(ht•rnll I'm .1u:;t pleased to bl' here in a tic .. Lopez Fades With 79 J essie referred a ll question~ to Steve Rosenbloom. a 33·year old son of Rams President Car- roll Rosenbloom. The younger Rosenbloom is a ssistant to the pres ide nt. a nd handles player contract negotiations . Later. Lielzkl' saiu. "It':. n ·tilh :i good f('(•lin~ to be in t he lei.Id I'm \'l'l'.V <·omfortabll· with this pos1 11ein Oln1ous h I 'd like lo ht• ;,i hl•ad hy mor~. but one or two ::.trokcs are fine with ml' to lt.>ad going mtolhcfmalduy." Stacy Aims for Second Straight V.S. Open Titk Asked ii' he might be traded. e ight-year veteran Jessie said. "That's possibly in their plans You'll have to ask Lhe Rams ." Expos at Odds ~10NTREAL ti\PI Sle\1• Rogers fight\\ 1th Charlie Foi. I!. o'e r . hut lht> i\11 ~tar right h.rnder pll<'ht•r 1-.nowi. their pro· blcm ~ Jr1·n't n ·solvcd R(lgcn., the Expos' playl·r 11·prc ~e nlatn e, !.aid Friday .l!tt•r a m<.'ellng Frida y with "t'Vl·ral Montreal c xecutl\•es th;.i t a clubhoUSl' confrontation with Cie nt•ral Manager Charlie l'ox W<l'-"a minor matter." liut Hogcrs added t he matter 11f F ox's relationship with the pla) t•rs hus not hcen fl'SOlved. Rogers and hb ugent. Dick Moss. conferred with Fox, John M<'llalc, the club pres ident. and Harry Hcnaud, the t eam's -.ecretary-treasurer. in a meet· 1ng :.chrdu led before Fox 11unchl'd HogC'rs 1n the p w pnor tu an Expos game Thursday mght against Atlanta Braves Rogers had come to the defonsc· of shortstop Chris Speier , whom Fox was loudly criticizing for a batting slump. "l thought that al a certain po int. the con\le r s ation was becoming very heated." Rogers said of the incident. "I think that type of thing b detrimental lo a clubhouse atmosphere. "I realize that the locker room 1:. not sacred lo the players. but anything tha t hcippens there should be positi\'c and be aimed at helping us win. I tried lo ex plain that to Fox. l thought that wh at I s a id wasn't inrla m · matory, but we've had dif ferences in the past." I N DI AN A POL I S <A P I Hollis Stacy. given a n opening hy Nancy Lopez' a lmost un- believable 79, bounced into the third round lead Saturday in the 26th U,S. Women's Open go.1£_ championship Stacy. the de fending chlj m · pion whose prankste r personah tv ha s \\On her lhe nickname · :Spacy." was asked what sht> planned to do to relax before at- te m pt1ng to f?am her second consecutive national title in today's final round. "What 's your phon l' number'1" Stacy asked a male reporter. then t urned serious. "IT WON'T be easy. There's t oo muc h to think about There's too many good players right behind me." She reeled off the string of nam es. None of them was Nancy Lopez. That spectacular rookie. who had a share or the 36-hole lead. hid a grimace of pain behind a hand cast before her face. then looked up with a smile. "That was awful, te rrible. horrible," she said after losing Baseball Standings MALCOLM REID MCJI'. 0 DON'T WAIT! ORDER YOUR 1979' TODAY11 WEI.EASE AU MAKES ALLMOOEl.S A~ERICAN LEAGUE Wf's l Division Kansas City Angels Oakland Texas Minnesota Chicago Seattle W L Pct. GB 52 41 .559 51 45 .531 212 49 48 .505 5 46 48 .489 61 2 40 51 .4,10 ll 39 54 .419 13 33 64 .340 21 East Division Boston MilwaulCee New York Baltimore Detroit Cleveland Toronto 62 31 .667 56 37 .602 fl 51 42 .548 11 52 43 .547 11 4R 46 .511 141 'l 45 49 .479 17\2 35 60 .368 28 s.t_.,.,Sc ..... ~ ...... ,,,.,.,..,3 Cl•'11-I, Seattle s .Mlnnuot• S, ~lllmorp 4 K•nsas City o, 8ost0f1 s 110 lnn•1111•l TorOl'llO 7, o.i.IM>(I J N•w Yort 7, 01''-1 Miiwaukee l. TUH I C 10 lnn1119~l T.-.y•s 0.-1 Afl .. h IAaw l·S •"" Ry•n H I el 0.troll l Rortm• 4-S af'IO SI.ion 10-61 S••llle IC.olborn l ·I •nd AD&oll J.71 •t (IP••l•f\CI ( F~\I_, I·? <Incl Wellt 1· 101 O•••eno IL..en910<d z 11 •I Tor.,...10 f<>.r••n 1101 New Y0<k CFl9W,,,. •11 •t ClllC~ (Kravec 1·11 ._,. 8 e ll1mor1 IP•h''*' 11.tl •l MIMlltofe flfhn ....._ .. £ 50t1 M l Aini ·--Bo.Ion (Wflotol, S-11 ,, 1(-· Cl!Y 10 •19 11 J) I -.... M llweuktt IA11914t1ne 1~•1 el ft•u IElllt Is NATIONAL L~AGUE West. Division W L Pct. GB San Francisco 58 39 .598 Cincinnati 56 40 .583 1 lh Dodgers 56 41 .577 2 San Diego 47 51 .480 11 'h Atlanta 42 53 .442 15 Houston 41 55 .427 16lh East Division Philadelphia 52 39 .571 Chicago 48 45 .516 5 Pittsburgh 47 45 .511 51h Montreal 47 51 .480 81h New York 43 56 .434 13 St. Louis 38 60 .388 l7'.-" ~·•Scwff ~•,SI LOUil J Clncln,..tl z. MonttNI I S.n Ft!WICll<OO l , Plttsllurgft Z 110 1""'"9sl Phll-lllfll• 3, ~ton l (10 IMlftO'I N•w Yort J, Ati.nte 0 ~ oi..., '· OMCllllO , T.U'('tO-. SI. Lou!$ lllucl<Ovlcll 7-11 •t 0..,.... (~ IOU Hou~ IOl'I I Ol llOfl Sot I .C Pftl~!Pfll• ( c.rtlOft ... , Allent• (McWllll•m1 leOl •t New York ll(oosm•n ).IOI Clnc1nrta1I IS..V ...... , •t Mom,.... (R~s 11 11 Ollc•90 ,........., 1 101 11 Seft Ole90 f~ 7,.1 PllltlMlfllll lc.nci.1Mi• Ml et Sllfl Ft-IKO !&arr .... I L !~~J or COmer >11. n ·-· . '-.-.----------~,I!!!!"'-_ ..... ~.----~---.... -----------------------------------------. ~"'r~·:, ~'JOH.NSON & SON -1 ' , ~ --~~~-- 600 W. COAST HWY.• MIWPOIT llACH • 64MUJ LEASING ••• ALL MAKES ALL MODELS MEW OR USED s ix s trokes to par over one s even-hole s tretch. From a s hare of the lead, she fell six s hots off the pace. Third rouno ~ ;,. ~ 10111 U S _,,_ • Open Goll O..m111on~lpon U... b,115 v•rd, ~r '' Country Clul> ot ln<ll-pOll• coww l<i~ JACKSON, Z5, a Pro Bowl pe rformer for the NationHI Football Confer ence the pa!>L two years, declined a ny com- back?" she was asked. Lopez smiled. .. I figure 1f T birdies and s he hof:teys. we're replied . make three makes three lied.·· s h e "'\n "ay." said the comba- tJnt Sla('y, who then repeated. ":"io \\3) " S t3C). ''ho hides a fiercely <'ompe tit1ve nature be hind a bubbly personality, fought her way to a one over par 72 and established H one stroke lead l'(oing into today's fi nal round of t his national championship with .i 217 total. .am~teur> HOlllS Sta<y JoA~C..mer 0onM C YouncJ J•M 81al0c.k a y al'ifn Pegqy Conley rCarol Semoie Pam H1Q91ns Joann Wa~ J•MI Coltt Laur• B•Ulll> M<irv O.~r Nancy L<>1»1 Donna M Whtlt Aluanora Re•nl\;lf<ll Pet M•vers J•rt!.l~MOll • Jult S•MOSOI"\ Am t Alcol1 Sall v Lillie !.haron I( Miii ... Sandra !.P11Z1ch !.Ancira ~t Mary Mill~ Bonnie Lauer Murie 8rH"*' Jerily,, 8r1t1 Oo<oll>y Genf1dm Marlent' HaQ9l' 8•1~ Stonf' Belly K 11111 10 1s-n -111 13-11·1')-111 .... ,.,,_,. .. , •• , .. 11-11• , .. , ~ - 1s-1 ... 10-n1 1J.11.11-n1 , .. ,,.1s-m n-11 n-m 11.e().n -m 13.1.1..-m 1>1>.11 -m ,, 1).,.....111 1111 ,. HJ 10 1111 n• IS.1).7._, »• IS. /1 1' 124 dO n n n• 1~1S I~ n\ IS '!t-1~ n~ 11 lb,, 11) ,. ,,.,, n~ 1&-ll-14-lU lf>-lf>.7J-22S 7J llrllr-1'1\ 7!t-71-1)-12S ,. 1).18 n~ IC /) II 11~ ,. 1>1~ n~ 1~1 ... 1~m ,..,.,,..._u, '" home. J ackson led pro football with 10 inter ceptions in 1976 and had five interceptions last year, his thrid in the league. Th<' Rams s:ud rookie Mange' left the tnumng camp befon· the mommg practic e Salurda'.Y Gu1vC'r said Man~es' personisl reasons in<'luded completing ht' M'n>Or year Of School, :rnd lu- COUld reJOm the Rams in pr 1· season practice in 1979 ThC' departures left the Rams with 87 players in camp, 1nch;d ing 51 veterans with pn·v1oth NFL experience . Who Wants Olympies? LONDON !API -Lord Kollanin. president of the International Olympic Committee, said Satur· day the way will be open for other American cities to apply for the 1984 Summer Games if Los Angeles withdraws. ··1 am told that Detroit mjght be interested." Killanin said, "allbough no official approach has been made. "MEANWHILE, t still hope that Los Angeles will find a way to go through with its bid. l am quite ready to meet with the Los Angeles people again if they want to come over to Europe." Mayor Tom Bradley has said he will recommend to Los Angeles city council that the city withdraw ils bid to stage the 1984 Games. This was after Killanin had told him that a proposal to make an independent group respons ible for the games, in· stead of the city itself, was not in accordance with IOC rules. THE IOC HAD provisionally awarded the Games to Los Angeles on condition it signed the Hollypark Move Bits a Roadblock LOS ANGELES <AP> -Hollywood Park's plan to relocate its racetrack in the San Fernando Valley faces a roadblock -gambling is Ulegal at the proposed site. A combination federal government and city of Los Angeles lease forbids gambling In the Army Corps of Enginners-owned Sepulveda Dam public recreation area, where the track would be l«•t~ . However, Hollywood Park attorney Netl P'l· piano said he knew of the cla~e when be P,....•l· ed the plan to Mayor Tom Bradley. "If this thing ls golng lo go, there have to be some changes with the Corps or Enet.neers or the city." he said. "We all have to work together." On Monday, Bradley aMounced Hollywood Park ·s proposal to abandon lts present site in Inglewood and build the new track, financed by SlOO milllon in clty-i1Sued revenue boods. The bonds would be.. repaid from track revenues. required contract by July 31 The deadline has now been e xtended to Aug. 31. A meeting of the roe executive board bas been called in Lausanne July 29·31. If Los Angeles has a change of mmd before then, or comes up with a compromjse. the Lausanne meeting would be the last chance to reach ao agreement. OTHERWISE, the roe executive board will in· vile ne w bids. Los Angeles was the only a pplicazn at the end of last year. MonlreaJ. MeX,ico City and Munich have all been r eported ready to take over the Games. But many IOC members would prefer an American city They fear the Olympic movement in the United States would suffer a severe blow if Los Angeles backed out a.t1d the Games went to another coun-try. The U.S. Olympic Committee decided by only a narro.w vote to sponsor Los Angeles in preference to New York City. Atlanta also had s hown interest in holding the Games at one stage. Hit the Road-In a Flat 128 The project would also include a swimming stadium. a velodrome ror bicycle racing and Notttlne DrlvH Lill•• F~t equestrian racllities which Paptano sald could be Mlaelon Viejo Imports used If the city bost4 the UIM Olympic Games. Au1M>r1.ra11"rokr Army Corpe o( Enatneers spOkcsman Perry 11101 M~ PllWJ. Davia said be tbouaht the 1nli·11mbUn1 clauae s.n Dlevo F'ffY· at Avery. M1$slon Vlefo was a national pollcy and "would be very dllfkuJt 31-17 40 9 .17 to change." 1.,;1;.:...:..;..:.;...;;~----------...--... ..,. ~ .. -. ....... ·----L. . . . . . . . , . .. . . . •-....·----·· l BASEBALL PEOPLE: IN SPORT S Beu Pour In Vegas Odds Favor Rose From AP Disptache1> LAS VEGAS -The odds on Pele Rose break· ing Tommy Holmes' National League record of hitting s arely in 37 slra1::;hl gam es wer e 5·6 go ing i nt!:; today's game a pc,ti:e~m ar. for the Union P :a71a Hc~e·. !>did Saturdi.t l he <..:1nr.r.r.at1 R e d ::.· f.w1tch-h.itlcr e xtended his hit ting !:.trealc to 35 games Satur day w11 ~. d one-0ut s ingle in the s ixth mmng against Montreal Rose needs to hit safely in Hn ROSE three more straight games to break the m ari< established by Holmes in 1945. The edds on Rose bre aking the record s witched to his favor for the first time after Satur day's game. Going into the game, which the Reds won 2·1, the odds were 3·2 against him. "He's got us s weating." said Jim Brann. <1 spokesman for the hot~I. which will have a whop ping payorf to make if Rose does break the rerord. Brann said bets have poured '" t hroagn the mail from all parts of the countr1. but they will have to be r <>turr:eo becaust; wagers sent through thP rr a•! can'lr,t be accep~Hl Quote of tlw Da11 Chi"..igc, While St:.-1.re::.1dem Bill ~ee<a.. lalk ini; c:1boU\ l\ev. l'<Jrl.. Yarkee· ~to: Reggie Jackson: "ll is. m som e strange way, refreshing to have a square peg that doesn't fit into a round hole. H's something to be treas ured, and in m y opinion. he's one of tnose trea!'ures ·' Ebew#wre In Sport• ... BASEBALi, t:.I.. Was hington, who bor- rowed bus fare for a maJOr league tryout four years <Jgo, c1rank cha mpagne Saturday to n•lcbrate h1-. f1r~l gam e.winning hit Washington tagged an 0-2 pitch for a ~inglc, knocking m a run to give the t<::rn~as City Roy<Jb a 6-5 vie ton ovt-r lhl' Boston R1:d Sox · Adrian Garre tt, former CJl1fornia Angels outf11..'lder. dr<H e m s ix run ... l.\tth lhrf'P h11mt·rs 1n tht' first gam<' of lht• • 1978 JapJn All star "Cfl(''> 808 BOONE n an Ford tM'llt:d a p;11r of homl· run!> Hod a singll• 10 h·<HI l\linnt•sot:i lo a ~, 4, rain·dclayed v1t•lory o\ <>r Halt1m11n· Bob Boone went four for four. 1nC'ludmg ;.1 tl.\o run homer and a 10th tnntnl{ -.1ng le to score the winning run in a 3·2 dcc1s1on that Ph1ladelph1a Philllt·s scored over llouslon The San Fra nd sco Giants edged Pittsburgh, 3·2. m r mmngs and Pirate outfielder Dave Parker m ade a wild throw. allow111g Terry Whitfield to score the win· oing run . . Andre Thornton drove in three runs w1t'h a home r and a bases-loaded walk during a six-run fiflh inning that carried the Cleve land In- dians to an 8-5 triumph over the Seattle Mariners Catfish llunter poskd his firs t victory 1n more th;.in two months as the• New York Yankees dercated the Chicago White !:;ox, 7-2 . An error b\ !.l'COnd biJst•man Bump Wills opened the door f1ir :itill.\aUkl·t·'s Rn•l.\ers to score ;,i 2·1. 10-inning "in 11n'r the 'l'l'X<J!-1 H<ingl•r-. '10TOR Sl'ORTS Costa Mesa resident Dan· ny Ong ais spL•<.I to a C!Ol 5 mph quahfying time for toda v 's 150-mile Indianapolis · type.car race at Atlanta lnterna tional Speedway, oot he had to take bark seat to a couple or othl'r drivers. Tom Sneva hat 202 4 mph. and Rick Mears was ('C'lebratcd ..... lhe nrsl driver to offtc1all v <'rack the 200 mph harri<>r ~1t Atlanta w1lh a 201 2 l'lock1ng o•HHv OHGA1s OTllER SPORTS <iolfC'rs Danny Edwards and Gene Littler each had hole 10· one shots Saturday. raising the tota l to four aces 1n the first thre<' days of the Philadelpb1a Classic An investigatmg m agistrate ordcl"'('d an a utopsy • aturd a~· on the boc1v of Italian boxer Angelo Jacopucci. who d11.·d · Friday mght arter hcing knoC'ked out hy Britain's Alan Minter in a Euro· pe<rn m1ddll'wcight t illt' fi ght Wt'dnesday llungary won its second gold meda l in thl' final e\ ent of the World Fe ncing Cha mpionships by l<tk · mg the team talk 1t1 a tough encounter "1th the Soviet Union at Hamburg . S port• on Radio, T\' R.\010 Tndav-Hascball /\ngeb at Detr oit. JO 30, "~1 PC 1710). St. Lou1~ at Doclg(rs, 2 pm. KAHC' 17901 TELE VISION 10 :30 a .m. (5) -BASEBALL-The California Angels meet the Detroit Tigers al Tiger Stadium. \O :JO a.m. Cll) -HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL -· Coverage of t he 27th annual Shrine All-star game from the Rose Bowl in Pasadena. 12:30 p.m . (4) -TENNIS -Tony KOChe meets Bjorn Borg in a WCT·Shakey's Tournament of Cha mpions match fro m Las Vegas l p.m. (2) -GOLF -Final round play of ti'" Philadelphia Class1C' l p.m. 11n SOCCER The New York Cosmos meet the Sounders a t Seattle. 1:15 p.m . (5) -BASEBALL -The Cahfornaa Angels meet the Detroit Tigers in the second game of the doubleheader at Tiger Stadium. 1:30 p.m. (7) --WOMEN'S GOLF -Final round play in the U.S. Wo men's Open at the Coun· try Club of Indianapolis. 1:30 p.m. (4) -TENNIS -Vilas Gerulaitis meets Sandy Mayer in a Tournam ent of Cham- pions match from Las Vegas. 2 p.m . (9) -TENNIS -The singles final in the $175.000 Washington CD.C.) Star Inte rnational. 2:30 p.m . <4l -SPORTSWORLD -A r eport on Diana Nyad 's attemot to swim 103 miles from Cuba to Key West Fla ; the Grand National Sand Drng Racing Finals: a heavyweight bout between Kallie Knoetze <15·2> a nd Denton Ruddick c 10-2>. and an update on the progress of Pete Rose's hilting streak are covered. 3 p.m . (7l -TENNIS -Vilas Gerulaitis and Virginia Wade meet Roscoe Tanner and Ke rry Reid in a World Invitational Tenn.is Classic mixed· doubles match. taped at Hilton Head. S.C. ··-· ... . . . . .. ..., . Where Did It Go? &.inddy July 2.3 t978 DAILY PILOT 8:J All-sports Title Won by UCLA KNOXVILLE. Tenn 1AP1 uCLA, scoring points in seven of JO events. has captured the unQf· I 1c1a l 1977-78 Collcg1ate All·sports title. UCLA. which didn't win a s ingle National Coller1ate Athletic Assoc1at1on champ1onsh1 p. t•ch1t>d Soulh~rn California m th~ All-sports Com· pt•t1l1on The AJl.sports sur vey is conducted annually by Steve W1lhams. a Knoxville Journal sports writer The results were published Saturday m a copyright story in the Jo urnal WITll 20 POINTS awardl.>d for rirst place. 19 tor second, a nd 18 for third. UCLA scored 92' ~ 1>01nts m the J ournal's poll. Southern Cal. winner of NCAA llUl'!. in baseball and track, piled up 89 points . Olht'r" ah thl' top IO and the ir point totals · >\rilona Statt•. 63' • Brigham Young. 63; North Carolina, 471:1, Oregon, 47; Oklaho ma State, 4612. 1\1 ichigan. 44 . Alabam<i , 41 ; and Wisconsin, 40.," The Journal USl'S the NCAA 's JO Jeadmg sports according lo part1c1pation. to chart the nation's top collegiat~ all·around athlet ic programs. TH E SPORTS ure cross-country, football. ::.oc· rer. ba!>kelball. ~restltng, swimming, track. ten· ms. golf and baseball Points a rc' awarded on NCAA competition an c·ross c·ountry, wresthng, sw1mmmg, track. tennis ;ind golf • S;,n Fra1w;·,~·· u 1Lt hcr .John Tamargll , l':1 re h #, fc,r lhL' ball while Pitts burg h':-. .1,,,.,, Miiner ~lides in safely. ~tonng on c.1 \\ 1ld p1lf'h Cwnts C'l<:11m<•d 111 vain lh<.1 1 ump1n• Hc1rr} Wcndll·:-.t e dt got 111 Tamargo·-.; "a.\ San Francisco l'\'entuall~ ~loppt>cl thl' Pirate~. 3·2. in lO mrnngs Tt:t> Asso; .. att-<' Press poll is used in football Only thl' toµ £our 1<>ams can :-~ ron~e<: ::n & def1n1:~ 11rdl·r m baskl'lbull. and W11l1ams uses Lne remain 1ng 16 teams in the final AP poll Reggie to Return Today? T llE SAME METHOD is applied m soccer and l>Jseball Tht• top four team s an soccer an.· followed by 16 taken from the lntercolleg1ate Soc <'l'r Football Assoewt10n's coaches poll. In baseball. the College World Senes cham pion and runner-up are followed by llS teams taken 1rom th1.• Collegiate Baseball News finaJ poll. Yankees Expect Him Back m Suspension Ends "NO NONSENSE11 LEASING ClllCACO <A 1'1 Hl'gg1l' .I ackson "..i-. expected lo return lrom t•xtll' today uflcr lhe cxpira tion of iJ five clo.i~ ~uspt•ns1on without pay for d1sobey1nl{ the or d('rs of Nt•w York Yankel..'s :ii an ager Billy Mart in It n•mam1>d to be Sl'en whethc1 the controwrs1al s lugger wouJd in fort. return <md whethl'r hi..' would bl• ..... c1comcd with open urm-. before tht· Yankees faced the Ch 11.·ago Whitt• Sox "If he's here. fi ne If he's not, fin<' We Just have to d('al l.\llh 11 1·1thl·r wuy, ··said uti lilymun Paul Bia..-"Jt'o.; not like peopl<' han· Ill'\ l'I hl·t·11-.usµl•ndcd hefnn· "BECAllSF. Wt: WON '>'hill• hl' \\ <l" gone ctuJn 't mt•<Jn we.> went out ;irHI tried hardC'r bcC'ause £kgg1e wasn 'l "1th us." said Bl <.11r .. Thl' man has to bl-himself. We ull hope Egyptian Athletes Attacked <.'1\1 RO < i\ P > Egypt off1c1alh \\ilhdrew it s ::.ports delegation to th,. African Games curre nt- ly bl'ing h~ld in Alglers a fter thl' Libyan soccer team attacked th e Eg) pt1an team . the of· ficial Middle East news agency reported Satur· day The EgHlia ns beat I he Libvans m ~occer. 1 o. Saturday to reach the Sl'mifrnals. The Li· byan team played rough during the game and rc- portt'dly \\-as atdl'd by a doclll• rcf('rl'l' Aflcr the match , ll·lc .. i s 1on 'll'\\.Crs tn Cairo wl're l'nraged to set.' the Lt· b\·ans atla.ck their pi a.n•rs. a 1d c cf by a 1·rowd ol Libyan s up- p o 1· t t• 1" a11d th e /\lgt.>n an police. Tll E BROADCAS T \\as cut orr for a few mrnutes and was r <'· '>urned to -.how the end of the ::.avagc all<1ck. E g ~· p t 1 a n P r 1 m e CHRIS CH~8llSS PAUL Bl.AIR it will be pos1t1vt' when he comes baC'k." It may not be. according Lo first b~1seman Chris Chambliss. who -,,11cl "I don't think he t'<lll come baek a net have Lhmgs he ros) 'The team !.hould Jlwavs corn1· first Hut 1f h(• ('Omt•~ bad somelh111g clSl' has to happen. There will -.1111 Ll· more prob· lem s. ··he said. With Thurman Munson on first. .Jae-hon tried lo bunt 1n lht• 10th 1nn1ng of last Monday night's 9 7 loss tn tht• Kansas City Hoyals Th<· bunt had l>een on tht• first pitch .Jackson fa<·ed, but the sign was removC'd on lalN p1tC'h<:s and he w<1S ord<·rcd "erball) to s" mg ;t\\ ay J .\C KSO~. WllO W/\S!'l'T pll·ased owr losmg his right ft eld pos1t1on to Munson and bl..'mg re legated to part time designated hitter status, rontmucd lo bunt lie ull1matel~ tipped a foul third -.trike and incurred thl· wrath of \1 artin .. 11 t• d Id n I ills l h l! rt l h (' manager Ill' hurt the team ... Chambliss said .. The ma n':. hat lm g fourth. He's always wanted lo hit fourth and m that s1tuat10n we neededh1mh1ttangaway" Brand New 1978 OLDS CUT\ASS SUPREMB Automatic OCWW'et \feonno IX'W9f Otake• ~•• cond htt ~. c:tUt&.-comtQl ''"~" ,.,.Mot,a :160V8 ~1031 Phi 'J•-L...,O _,., b1°'1 R'UldU•l-\)78'4 50 PtU•Od•C-oymlt lr•.ol-U8917fl lOIOl oown O'fml-&4SS91 36 montn-..... -On .0C,.f"0"Wfl'd(;ffld,ft OPEM 1 DAYS A WEB-9:00 AM to 9:00 PM 1714) 540-964& UNIVERSITY Sales and SerYice LEASING 2850 Hcrbot-llvd., Costa ~ 541).9640 ~1in1ster ~t amdo uh 1=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::==::::=========================-~-=-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~a:et~:~~dfr~~ ·''The Surf Surge toward the Playoffs'' Algiers and asked for int ern a ti ona l pr o-!-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ redurcs to be t a ke n s DIUM ~fg~1~1:~~h;~~itana~~n~ ANAHEIM TA JULY 26th * KICK·OFF 7:30 P.M. the agency saict e n o t h L i b y a a 11 d • ., a 999\) Algeria an• members of .aaiO• "'° the reJert1on front that ..i a.5\- 8 ':9 .. _.t\oC\ opposes Presid e nt ""' • "'" i\nv.<1r snclat 's peace 50c;c; des\• overtures with Israel. 5 p S a cl H I h a d hr 0 k C n 3\ \\ ... --~!!!!!!!~ .... d1plomal1c relations with a ll the front 's me mber.nat:ons, includ· in g Sy ria . Sout h Yemem and th e Palestine Liberation Organization. T h e Libyans m ade desperate efforts to tie it but were unable to br eak throug h the solid Egyptian defe nse. Pro Soccer HOr111 A-r1ce11 S.Uer leo- hmpa Soy S. N~w £1111tonct t wasn1no1on •, Aoch"''•' l Hou"on I Memcihl\O ~on JoM 2. UK ..... , 0 0.lroll J, Celilornl• 1 A~ S.C'er Ltet ... LA $1tynowl!U , NY Apollo 1 lt'ldle110P01" 2, Clewi-0 (O'l<M<lltut J, Now J•• .. • t OAKLAND STOMPERS Hollywood Stars Cele~ritv Game At halftime to benefit Orange County Ch1ldrens H ospital After the Game Dance to Live Music Under the Big "A" when KEZY Presents ''HARD TIME'' Tickets are available at Sears Tlcketron and the Surf Box Office at Anaheim Stadium. Get your tickets today. For more information call (71 4) 634-TEAM . Bring this ad with you to the game & redeem it for a free program. . ........... ,, ·-. . ....... -................. -.. " ... D~L ~ PILOT !iiw~day July 2J •i10 V/,m;H 71(€ 8Al.L A5 IT t,€Al/c5 Y~I? OPPolleNf'S l<'ACK£T, /IAIP GS-tJll Yd()R ll)AY. YIJtl C'Ml"T A'!A~E EFFCC7/llC 51lt:ff5 IF 'YtJ()'R€ Al..4/AYS t.A~ tTCTTlAIG THeee f <> '978 United Fea1u1e SynClc;11e, lne Fro• Page BJ ROSEWALL KEEPS GOING l'1s1on." he say<,. a lthough he etcknowledgt:s thilt he does often weigh the me rits of shifting into a dirrC'rent :ige category in tennis. maybe into the senior or Junior 'cterandiv1s1on Tf he joined the Grand Masteri. Tour, \\hich has told him he'd be more than wcltome. he'd he "1th h1~ playnu1tc:. of yore St.>n:a.., Pancho Gonzalez. Frank Setlgt•man Bl·1ng n•,d1'.'it1l' alJout lhl· matter," hl' Mt\l:> Ill a malll'r-of fort tont'. 'I 'm of the o lder gt•ncrnt1on Jnd I'm ~1ving away J lnl IO a lot of younger players .. Y l'~. 1t 1s fun. I !>till gel a lot nf l'l11oymcnl uut of the compd1- t1nn and working hard. But you ha\'t' tn wondl•r if iii:.. "'urt h\\ hilt'. bt•t:JU'>t' 1l ", a pn•lty l1 H1g h I Oh " Tiit-: TRIMMED DOW~ -,t:hl'dult• 1:.. a contess1on lo tht: n~ors of globctrottrng, to h1i. bul:>111cs~ inlcn•sls and most of all to his family life. lie keeps . :r Mth n1s son~. 16 and l!I 111~ \\ ift'. Wilma. "horn hl' ml•t "'hllc· pla~·ing 111 a Junior tournaml'nl. traveb when he• dOl'S 111' ili>Jll'••r.1m·1• JI 1-·orl'.,l lldb a \\ t'l'k ai.:u "'hl'll ht• ''a!'> lu•alcn h.tdl\ 111 ;ill thrt•l' round roh1n m:tl<'h<'" '' ... ., h1~ f1r'>l time 1n compt•t11111n "'"(''' \slay. 111.., opponents \H'rl' tourn<1mt·nt- toughl'r, OH>'ll ur lhl'm JU!-tt 11\'Cr from W1mhlt><lo11 "I ccrtatnly would have liked to play better," he said simply, unemotionally "There ar e ~o m;.iny good young players and lhc s tvh.• of the game keeps rhang1ng .. f 'rom Po~ BI SURF ... flu kt• ,\~ht• wa!'> falling. h<· ha rely mana)!t•d to Al'l .1 fool on the ball .ind dnt)hlefl a "'-l'ak -,hot a<'ross thl' penalty ronc from the corner of the !)ox. The faces and stylt'.'s change so much that he freque ntly plays youngsters he's never watched. some that he's never even heard of. HE IS NOT a nashy guy He lights up over things like a good shot -hv someone else. He likes to watch tennis. He doesn't particularly like to talk about h1msclr even after all these .) cars of being tn a spotlight. I h' IS calm and COUrtl'OUS on court ll 1~ telling that thc players he most admires <1rc Rod Laver and Bjorn Oorg "Their hchavior on and off court should be copied by other players." he say!>. ROSEW1\l.L BECAM fo; known outsid<' his homeland in the t•:Jr Iv '50s. lie· was a nwinstav in lht• ~rt'at IClllll~ rrvalry hl'l \.\ e~·n thl' v n1ted St;1tcs and Australia Spct'ulation hl'g<in soon that ht• would liutk the old order and turn pro Ile won the US. t·hampionsh1p jn 1956 (mm b1~ Crjc•nd Lew. Jload. an<J won the doubles with him the same year. lie took the f''rench in 1953. the Australian in 1952. ·53 and '55. Dul he did turn pro 1n 19f>7. h<'coming one of the r1rs t rnl'n to play for pa~· openly Thl•rc "a~ a big gap bt•t\\cen h1!-t t·h;imp11111~h111 yt·ar" hecaul:>c of It In 191)8. he 1.1.on thl' H'ry first open tc11n1s l'\l'l11, the British llurd Courts. lie won the French again the same yt•ttr. lie repeat <'d an the U.S. Opl'n in 1970 and lost in the 197'1 final to Connors both there and at Wimbledon. and he t ook the Au~traliiln crown again in '71 and '72. lie has been a losing finalist at Wimbledon four times. PROBABLY BECAUSE of all that seasoning. Rosewall seems to have all the competitive drive but less susceptibility than many of his opponents to the pressures and lures of the pro era -big money. contracts. agents. 52 weeks of events with more than one tournament to choose from most weeks. "Mine has been a different story because I've been through diffe rent segments of the game " Connors, Dihbs Gain Net Finals WASHINGTON <AP) -Jim· my CoMors overcame 100-plus degree heat and humidity Satur· duy to beat Jose Higueras of Spam, 7·6, 6·2. and reach the finals of the Washington Star In· tcrnational men's tennis tourna· mcnt Connors' finals opponent today "111 be Eddie Oibbs. who beat a hl'at-w1lted Manuel Orantes of Spain. 7-5. 6-0. in an evening match. Orantes. putting together fluid com bi nations of drop shots, lobs. s harp volleys and crisp ground strokes, moved to a 4·3 lead against Dibbs and was serving at 40-30. An Orantes' forehand touched down close to the baseline. The linesman called it good. Dibbs protes ted . The linesman changed his call. Orantes pro· tested to the umpire. The umpire called at various times for a let. a revc-rsal or up· hold111~ lht• linesman in his re· ... crl:>al Eventually. the call went ilgainst Orantes and he nevet re gained his verve after that. Oibbs broke serve to tie 4·4 and eventually Dibbs reeled off eight straig ht games. In the second set, Orantes' shots had no zip and Dibbs had only to keep the baJl in play lo win. After the match. the tourna· ment physician, Dr. Stephen ll aas. said Orantes was de· hydrated and dizzy. Haas said he ~upposed the dehydration de- veloped gradually over the week of matches under a grueling sun and finally hit Orantes Saturday nighl. \\-hen courtside tern· pt:raturc-i. were in the 90s. t\ thermoml'tt'r attached to tht· ba~t· of the umpire's chair rt·ad 104 a!> Connors and ll1gu£>ra!-t :..quarcd off. "This is tht hotte~l \\-eathcr I ever pl:.iyed in." llig ueras said. who complained more of the hum1di· ty. which ncart·d 80 percent. "l l feels like vou 're out there b1.•1ng plastered. with barbecue s<1uce waiting to be thrown on lhl' tharco<.11. Thl'n after about thrl't' g;1 rnl·~. ~ou'rc on lht· thc.1rc.:11al, ·Connor:.. commt::nled. Tired Borg Bi\STAD, Sweden 1AP1 1\ tired Bjorn Borg, Sweden ·~ three-time Wimbledon cham pion. breezed into the final of the Swedish Open tenms tourna ment. beating Spain'<; Antonio Munoz. 6·4. 6·1. in SClturda}., !-temifinals. Borg. who had boycotted thl· tournament the pas t t\\O year!'>, will face defending champion Corrado Barazzutti of Italy in today's final before taking ii three-week r est. Bar azzutli beat Hungary's Balasz T aroczy, his opponent in last year's final. 6-3. 1-6. 7·5 in Saturday's other semifinal. "I can't say I enjoy playmg right now. but I'll give every- thing to win tomorrow. After all. only one match remains now." Borg said. Borg has had one o r the busiest periods of his tennis life in recent months. He cap- tured the Italia n Open in April. then won the French Open and took his third straight Wimbledon title before helping Sweden beat Spain in Davis Cup competition. With David drawmg a defender "'herever he went. the only Surf player to break free was Steve :\loyers. who took four shots and scored the teams' onl} goab m the second half rranc1s happened to be in the right place at the right time to .score the only goal of the first half. Tt>ammate Keith Furphy drilled a shot in t raffic that t1('unccd off the> crossbar and Franris was alone m front of the net to head the hall for his 17th goal of the season. Los Al, Hollypark Results l 'nt 11 Moyer J broke the ice. t ht· ~urf offcn:..e had been List· l('~s a~ bt•'\l. Showinl' httle in- itiative an,l passing carelessly, tht> Surf managed JUSt si'C shots on goal in the first half to 13 for 1hc Express Only once did lhe Surf M'nouslv thr<'atcn and thcr I ruShl'd ShOl r111nt>ef what 1,.okcd like u sure score. SHOTSONOOAL l)~ll~.. tl I 11 £.•t1tOfn1A • J 1l Hollywood Park P:~whmur F>r•I <dtr A~•n's Ulet. ' •O. ' •0 .• 00, Coneen SI.tr, ).b(), S 00. Good Bui Bole!, 17 Ml S..cofld race Sl&rnlt, 3.20, ? 80, 2.20: s1a1•, uo, • 70; Cllowehllla, 2.10; J2 011lly Ooubte ,._,, J>,'lldSU 60. r111rd re<e-8ofd O!IO,, II 00, I 70 3 00; Toni'' Love, l 70, 2 60, MollflCI•-, Gori, 7 .0, \S E •IK!ot c .. J, oald \coo. Fourlll ra<~dW-in s ~clal, 4 60, l 60, J 'Cl Iowa F1as11, 1 40,l70 P11b1oc, J 60 Flttn rac.-P&I O'F•rr•U, 11.IO. •IO, J .0, DO . Sunlun 8 70, ' 60 Caor.c 1ous Or~am. l 70 00· lll•lslK'cl '""· 01SQ1141lliod •nd Pl•<rO ~CO'>d '5 E•lKY ( l-41 pe.O \149 S1 •Ill r.t<,. SplPndkl Hour • 00, 7 90 1 •0 L«•v. • 80 l 70 UMn Canyon > .0 S"•Pnlll '""" Fairly I 40 l eo. J 70. Cul' s .. 1" • 90, • 70. Donn• For Sur,. ~ 60 UC •Mia n 11 ... as1n. E•Qlltl't ,,,,_ -r~rlln(lua • 00 7 80. > 40 F1 .. n9 P•st..-. l .60. 2 60. E•uorrMI 1 .o. N•nlll 1ac.e PTonto Seflor J IO. ) 40 ? .0 R V L••IOl\in9, to 10. • IO. Co<irl ,....,,,.~, '00 U Eutla ll-11 CMllO SISJ ~ 4'11-.n<-3>.'26. Los Alamitos P'Ot" Satw4ty Fln,t race-TrouDlt CauS4', 4.60, 3.00. 7.80; F••I RtO<'lnt, J 00, 2 80. Wiiii• Nelson. uo " E•ttl• <:Mil pai<l IJ.00. Secono r.c.o-Mr. OolV B<1r1, 6.80. 00, l .60; Oupe 8 Starr, to.80, 1.00: Clul'9fr Go hr. S 80 ThlrO rece-Much AOu, S.80, 3.~. l .00, Nonll 1.ountry, 11.10. s.80; Connie's Jet, J 40 ~ ourtll race-Fl.,;> Chics. 7S 80, 11.10. 8.70 ,..,.~ Aov•t, 11.4(1, •.80, Ttle c.-ndlcltte. • oo. U Eucta (t-7) IWllO t,ll>UO. Flllll rac:e-ASll<Mnl, 4 40, 7.80, 7 10, S- F 1Qlller, 7 60, 2 70. Gol H•\ Sll .. re. 7 40 Sl•lh rKe-hlt>er Jim. S 00. 4.40. J 70; ~II Ct>ou. 17 .a. •.JO. Bumv Mlt<ll•V. J.10 u E•IKI• 110.21 paid ;i.o 00. Stven111 <41<-4'1 .. lly Go M00<e, 6 llO, l.40, 7 80 OH Sl>ew'W 8UQ, J •O •• 70 •r>O 1(101v's Orum , 1 80, J 80 E 1911111 <lie.Cl-Kollo Hanll. '80. 3.20, 1 80' Mr stacr 8oD. 11 .o I 40. Snal>OY T1~r. • 70 l2 E•· •<I• 11-Sl 1><110 117 4(J N•nll't <M Soloman'\ World. • 70, J 00 7 .o. 9., 0 Kl1>9, 4 80, J 00, Str•w Parr 1 7 60, SSE•· I>( IA II Jl p.tlO 16t Aneno•nc~ 10.J." TENNIS I HORSE RACiNC Amritraj Leads Oranges Anaheim Topples Apples, 24-20 from AP Dispatches WATERLOO. Iowa -Anand Amritraj led Anaheim t-y win· nlng two matches to give the Oranges a 24-20 World Team Tennis victory over the New York Apples Saturday night in World Team Tenms. Amritraj teamed with Cliff Drysdale to dereat the Apples· Vitas Gerulaitis and Ray Rurnes 6·2 in men's doubles action. In women's s ingles. JoAnm· Russell defeated Nancy lt1C'hl•y 6·2. And in women ·s doubles. Russell and Anthony defeated Durr and Richey 6·4 Friars Down l'Wf-tl BLOOMINGTON. Minn Kerry Reid and Mona (; ut•n .int each won twice lo l<.':•d lht· San Diego Friars to a :10 24 World Team Tennis victory ovt•r lht• New Orleans Nt>l s S<1 turd..iy <.iul'rrunt .ind Ros!-tust \I.On I h l ' m I 'l' \ ' I Hlc-hant:-;11111 John Luca::. ;.j I r: the ml·n·., l:>1n1;1e s. Sarf D1e>go pl.:iyf'r courh Rod Lavt•r ed~t·d New Orlt·;ub' Andy Pat l1son IH ·~..,_1m 14, H•W V Or~ lO M •otd t:)utf A Amtllfttj tA> d•1t An1"<JH "ulie & I Mp,n (.Ow 1A1 t).•f G~1ut.11f1\ "' Ory\CA• A. Am"H1qt/4.11tt•t c,,.ru1, .. ,,, Rutt111, "l wom•" Qy,,..,,. l NY I o~• Att.P\•V ... R'u~)41ll At\11"<tiOY N~ •dt•t Durr f'.t1('°"f'f' fii.' In mixed doubles. Amritra1 joined Francoise Durr to defeat Fred Stolle and Julie Anthony, 6·3. WI\ 0·-JO Now Orio••• 14 night INOm•n "1, od l'>lll ()ti I u•nDu•t • 1 (iUft Reid defeated the NNs' WC'nch • '"' "' •o •'>C> ""' '~rnou11 A•<n4ro•. •-' Turnbull 6·2 and then I l'<lmt·ll M• n ~.v .. ·~o o,,t P•ll•\On "4 A~ b J.I ••tt,on INO °'"'f ~r1t1 C•W ilf \ with Guerraol in t·..at1n g M• .. n v~·"~"t C••• 1so1 oc• Lu<•• Gerulaitis went down to defeat in men's s mgles, too. losing 6-4 to Mark Cox Turnbull and Renee tlichard s 6 4 Ru i..•a• , ) in women's dou.~b:.:.l.::.es;;.._ _______ • __ 1 _•)1_~·-M_'_"""_d""_'_'• _____ _ Cinema 'Cap April Axe Is Tabbed Today INGLEWOOD IAPI April Axe heads a field of 14 entered in the $173,300 Cinema Handicap at Hollywood P:.irk today, the next-to·last racing day of the currC'nt meeting. April Axe. who will be ridden by Darrel Mell argue. was as:..igned high weight of 122 pounds for the I' ,..;mlt' f'vent for 3-year·olds. lf all 14 t"n 1 ries take part. the winnmg owner will collect S105.800 OTllERS £:'\jTl'.:RED in the 32nd renewill of lht· Cinema include Kamehamehil. Buckboard, Poppy Popow1ch. Gonqum. Mr. Iconoclast . El Fanta~t1co and Singular April Axe. winner of the Will Rogers Handicap here. has carnl'd S89,668 and must carry 122 pounds this time Gonquin. with champion Jockey Bill Shoemaker aboard. h<ts totalled Sl6l.721 in· duding :.i ,·1ctor~ in the Rreeders Futurity <tt Keen eland la~t ) car Gonqum gels in this time with 1 lfi pound!> In position order thl' entries "ere Singular. Oackdoor M:.in. Ucrts Bob. Wrangle, Buckboard. He's Dew::in . Apnl i\xe. Gongu1n. Kamehameha. Poppy Popow1('h. Mr Iconoclast. El f"anlasuco. Double Win and Windy'~ Duke SECOND lllGll WF.JGHT of 120 was assigned to l\<imehameha with B<tckdoor Man the light wl·1ght at J 10 mt•anwt11le. Excellcr figure:.. to bt· he>:Jv1ly favon•ct 111 thl' $162,600 Sunset lland1c<1p ~londuy 1:.:x n•llcr ha-, hl'l'll :1.,s1gned high \\-e1l(hl of 130 pound~ tor thl· :111 h running of the I 12-m1h: Sunsl'l I land1l'.1p. w lw <:ontl·~ted on the Lakes1dl' Tu1 f <.:ourse ..... , .. , .. R AlST11CUO - SHOEMAKER ""111 ride l:;xceller. who has .,con •d v1C'toncs 1n the S200.000 Invitational Turf tap arrd the S:rt~.66&-llellyOA·e9" Cold... ....... ...___.,.-AU~~~4'".L.J.;.:.;J;~~....L1La1[lgl~:Jli>MJ~.:Q..ju.4''--+..- .ilrcadv this summt•r Oti-wrs t''l>l'Cll'd to run include Diagramaltc. Efft•n·esc1ng. Saros and ~tar Ball If seven start as cxpl't:ll'd. tht•"' inn in~ O\\.ner will collect S95.100 ..:__~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- Terlingua Do1ninates Fillies INGLEWOOO IAPl - E\'en money favorite Ter l ingua won t h e $134.500 llo llywood J u v e n 1 I l• 11 a n d I c u p Sa turd3 y. as the ctaught€'r of Secretariat added I lollywood Park's 2-year old championship to her domination of the filly ranks. Ridden by Darrel Mclfargue and carrying 119 pounds. Terlingua led almost all the way, pulling out to 21/~ length margin over Flying Paster at the finish of the six furlong event. The winning time was 1.08 4·5. matching her record time in winning the track's filly title in the Lassie Stakes <• week earlier Exuberant. the second belling choice. had a s low start and used up a lot of energy closing to second place before the stret c h . Exuberant wound up third behind fa s l ·clesi nl'.( Flyin g Pas ter. Both carried 122 J>ounds. Tcrlingua paid $4. $2.80 and $2.40. Flying Paster. ridden by Don Pierce. rt>turned $3.60 and $2 60. Exuberant, a son of Whal A Pleasure. was ridden by Laffit Pincay Jr . and patd $2.40 to show Chlkhn'i ond odu"' life YMI ond ~ Rotation cuJhion, with large Mde strops, ore o Mlfety must. U.S. Coast Guard opprowd. SUN Th'" WlO. JULY 21-26, "71 _ ......... ~ft •f'\ H•rdwtck tD•tro•tl •. JactMn 1C••llorn1••• CO<C't<~l<h O.lroll ll.C•lil0<nl• , f oui. ~Iron '° C•l1t0<n•• ll Ofhl<Ms - 0-HO•IO. Ctll!O<nl•), Allt-t 11.7» HOUSE OF IMPORTS INFLATABLE SURF RIDER NIMA Wins CUPERT JNO - Oefcnding ch ampion Concord remained un- beaten Saturday in the AAU senior m en's water polo tournnmcnt. here, while NlMA I Newporl- 1 rv inc Mesu Aquatics l advanced to today's finnl round West Vallt1Y and Santa tlarburu ol~o reached tht• hn;ds ~ .......... \<•• .. Whl V•u•y•. NV ACM•tl< CluD' P•-•O•M) So(.aC All \IA<•' NIMA '• &M<ll• '°""ord t , """•a .. -.• ~~~ ~~·:r.~._.. 1•~11 S, NY A~I( Cl\111 J ~·~··· ..... tt . ..._. .... 1 ,.. .... 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"Metro Hair was espedally -designed to offer the contemporary woman a classic hairstyle that gives ber a no-nonsense biBiness look that can be easily relaxed for a weekend in the country and restyled for a com- ph:rtely different evening look." Ms. Weergang said The versatile Metro style is a precision c ul that complements the tailored appearance or this fall's women's fashions -especially lbe busi· ness suit look for day and "Annie Hall" weekend a pparel. Individualized professional condition· ing creates a glossy, healthy look that accents every Cashion choice, according to Ms Weer gang The new style can be worn in different lengths ranging from JUSt below the shoulder to very short. Ears will be exposed by Metro Hair with precision cutting above them. "M etro Hair brings back bangs in a big way They will be short and can be worn in curls, straight, s wept up or to the side. Ms. Weergang points out that "Joan Crawford, Bette Davis. Jane Wyman. June Allyson, Edith Head and Mamie Eisenhower a ll wore bangs. These famous 'M>men also looked great in tailored clothes," she said Mrs. Meisinger setting for the wedding of Jana Kingsley and Steven MelSinger. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kingsley of Newport Beach are parents of the bride. The bridegroom 1s the son of Mr. :.ind Mrs. Roger Meisinger, also of Newport Beach. The n('wlyweds will reside in San Luis Obispo Tozer-Hesketh Mr. and Mrs Richard R. Tozer of Anaheim have announced the engagement of their rl.i ughl('r, Lmdsay Tozer. to Tom Hesketh of Costa Mesa. The future bride graduated from Anaheim lligb School and attended Fullerton College. Iler f1ancc graduated from South Hills High School in Covina and attended Cr awford Navigational School. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Hesketh of Covina. The W('dding will be held at Community Church. Congregational, in Corona Del Mar Hay-Campbell Laune Campbell and Gregory Hay. both of Huntington Beach, exchanged wedding vows. The bride is the daughter of Neil and Margaret Campbell of Huntington Beach. She graduated from Marina High Scbool and at- tends California State University, Long Beach. Hay is the son of Robert and Ruth Ann Hay of Huntington Beach, and a graduate of Estan- r ia High School. The couple will live 10 Huntington Beach after a honeymoon in Hawaii Davi s-Mansoor Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church, Newport Beach. was the setting for the wedding of Suzanne Delta Mansoor and Andrew Jay Davis Ill. Parents of the bride are Javad and Delta Mansoor, who reside in Newport Beach. The bridegroom is the son of Andrew Jay and Ethel Davis of Whittier. Both the bride and bridegroom are graduates of USC. The former Miss Mansoor was affiliated with Alpha Delta Pi. Davis was a member of Sigma Chi fraternity. The couple will live in South Pasadena. Jenkins-Petty Margarita Anne Petty or Newport Beach a nd Robert Michael Je~ exchanged wed· ding vows ln a double ring ceremony at St. An· drew's Presbyterian Church. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn W. Petty of Newport Beach, graduated from Corona del Mar High School and Orange Coast College. T he bridegroom is the son of Robert Jenkins and Mrs. Ellis Estes of Fullerton. He is a graduate of Sunny Hills High School and Fullerton College. The couple will make their home in Hunt. lnaton Beach. Hendricks-Poirier Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Hendricks or Tustin have a nnounced the enga1ement of their daughter, Genevieve Jean Hendricks, to Paul Chris Poirier. son of Mrs. Margaret Poirier of Irvine and Leonard E . Poirier of Lawndale. The future bride is a graduate of Sad· d leback Community College and Catitornia State University, Fullerton. Iler fiance at- tended Orange Coast College. They are planning a January weddinR. Deppe-Dell Kathleen LaRue Oen and Christopher R Sonday July 23. 1978 BS • • • Featuring ---------------------------- OAJLY PILOT Weddings/Engagements Mrs. Jenkins Mrs. Deppe Deppe, both of Huntington Beach, have been married. Beach are parents of the bride. The bridegroom is the son or Gordon and J acqueline Deppe of Huntington Beach. The bride graduated from Huntington Beach High Scbool and attended Orange Coast College. Deppe, an Edison Hig h School graduate, also attended Orange Coast. The couple will live in Valencia. Ninkovic-Ginger Teresa Lynn Ginger of Mission Viejo and Stojan Ninkovic were married in Stouffville. Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Dolan W. Ginger of Mission :Viejo are parents of the bride. The bridegroom ts the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thoma Zlodre of Mis- s issauga, Ontario. The bride graduated from Mission Viejo Hi~h School and attended Sonoma Slate Umversity. · The couple will res ide in Stouffvlll .. Canada. Korneychuk-Duncan Julianne Duncan of Newport Beach and Daniel Komeychuk of Redwood City, have ex changed wedding vows. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John M . Duncan of Newport Beach. earned a bachelor of arts degree at Blola College. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Fred Komeychuk of Billings, Mont., and the late Fred Korneycbuk. He graduated with high honors from Biola where be studied music. The newlyweds will make their home in Redwood City Connelly-Cotten Teri Lynn Cotten and Mark Donnelly were married at the Cameo Wedding Chapel. Anaheim. Donnelly is the son of Judytb Bilyk of Hunt- ington Beach. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cotten of Garden Grove. The former Miss Cotten attended Orange Coast College. Donnelly attended Cypress College. The couple will make their home in Santa Ana. Roberts-Campbell Penny Erro Roberts and Mark Campbell or Costa Mesa are engaged. She is the daughter of Tom Erro of Santa Ana Heights. Campbell is the son of Dorothea Lee of San· ta Ana. Both Miss Roberts and her flance are graduates of Corona del Mar High School. The wedding date is set for Aug. 19. Esswei n-Pal larito The Ne~rter lnn was the setting for the garden wedding ceremony uniting Rbonee PaUarito and Karl A. Esswein. The bride ls lbe da ughter of Janna Smith of Huntington Beach and Ron Pallarito of St. Louls, Mo. Esswein ls the son of Mrs. Frank Es· sweln of Sun Valley. The couple will take a honeymoon trip to Hawaii. King-Haupert Barbara Ann Haupert o f San Juan Capistrano and Steven Michael King exchanged weddlng vows The bride. daughter of Paql and Lucy Haupert of San Juan Capistrano. graduated from San Luis Rey Academy and Saddleback College. She attends San Diego State Univecsl- ly, where she is studying physical education. Kina is the son of Samuel and 'Jean Kina of National City. Callr. Re graduated from Mrs. Esswein Mrs. Brown Sweetwater Union High School The couple will live in National City Olson-Amburgey Jane Marie Amburgey and Craig Walter Olson, both of Costa Mesa. were married at Newport Harbor Lutheran Church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Amburgey. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Evelyn Olson of Anaheim. The bride graduated from Corona del Mar High School and attended Orange Coast and Golden West colleges. Olson, a graduate of West Covina High School, attends the USC School of Business. The newlyweds will live in Costa Mesa after their Hawaiian honeymoon. Brown-Mu 11 ins Kathleen Marie Lynn Mullins and Darrell John Brown were married at Huntington Beach First Christian Church. The bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Mullins of Huntington Beach. Brown is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J . Leon Brown of La Canada. The former Miss Mullins graduated from Huntington Beach High School. The bridegroom graduated from Millikan High School, Long Beach, and attends Long Beach City College. The couple will live in Westminster. Jarvis-Fox Michael Phillip Jarvis and Susan Coutant Fox were married in a ceremonf' at the First Presbyterian Church, East Hampton. N.Y. J arvis is the son of Mrs. Roger Gordon of Mission VieJO and Kaye Jarvis of Federal Way. Wash . The bride is the daughter of Mrs. M. War· ren Smith and the late Alvin Gibbs Fox of New York, N.Y. She attended Chapin School in New York and is employed in San Clemente. The couple plan to live in California. Cowin-Richardson Vickie Richardson or Costa Mesa and Daniel R. Cowin weTe married at the First Southern Baptist Church. Costa Mesa. Mr. and Mrs. Miller D. Richardson Jr. of Costa Mesa are parents of the bride. The bride· groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon C Cowin of Pasadena. The bride ls :i Rtaduate of Estancia High School, Orange Coast College and California Stale Unaversity1_Long Beach. Cowin graduated from Pasadena nigh School and Pasadena City College as well as the Los Angeles Sberilf'c; Academy/ They will make tht1r home 1n Garden Crove Mrs. Jarvis Mrs. Doesburg Wright-Koch Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Everett Wright or Lido Isle and Palm Springs have announced the engagement of their daughter, Hollis R. Wright. lo Thomas Hansen Koch of Laguna Beach. Miss Wnght is a graduate of Carlsbad High School and Orange Coast College Koch. the son of Mr <tnd Mrs Donald II Koch of Gros~e Pointe Woodi.. Mich . atteoded Eastern Michigan Un1vers1ty and Orange Coast College. He 1s a graduate of Martin Aviation Flight School The coup!(' pl.m to marry Sept l(l at Sherman Garden~. Corona dcl Mar Does burg-Di rnberger Richard A. DoesburJ? of San Clemen'~ drid Cathermr D1mber~er of C3pistranf\ Beach wen· married al St Edward's Catholic Church, Dan;s Point. Docsburg is the son of Mr and Mrs. Alden Doesburg Sr . of Costa Mesa. Mr and Mrs. Leo W. Oirnbergcr of Capistrano Beach arc pareol~ or the bride. The bride graduated from San Clemcntl' High School. Docsburg is a um graduali: of Newport Harbor lligh. The couple will li ve in San Clemente Beavor-Trotter Julie Trotter and Dan Bea\Or ~xchanged wedding vows at St. Joachim's Church. Costa Mesa. The bride. d auj?hter or Mr anc1 Mr" .Jam~s R Trotter of Cost.l ~lesa, graduated from Mater De1 High School. The bridegroom. an Estaoci.! Hi~h School graduate. 1~ lhl" son of Mrs. I. M. BPavor of Huntington Beach The newlywed:-. will mak' th(•r bomt· m Huntmgton Beach Weddmg and engagemenl announuments nm on Sunday m Che Daily Ptlot Fonm art' auazlable at alt Dally Ptlot olfiu! or by caJlmg :he Features Depart· m mt. 642..f.121 To avotd d&SOppomtmmt. prospective bnde$ are reminded to have th~r weddmg stones. unth a black· and-white gloJsy of the bride or of the couple. tn the F'eot11rl'31Hportm~1 one u.>et>k before the weddmg Engagement onnouncemf!11t.Y. with block cmd· 111h1te g/.QSsy of the future hnde or the couplt>. must be rl'Ct'1ved hy tit" f -.!attire : Otparcme-nt su:ii / t'k.~ bPforf' tht' u•tYltlmu dnlt' Ch;• Cnlt"ldm rr1n•; each ~~ ednt:!da11 m lhl' Doily 1'1/01 and n11•:n111.~ n111wes of womm·s and servtct club meermgs and t't1t>11t~ J<>r rhf' followmg ~tic -Thurs· day through Wt'dnP~day Snad nottets ro Club Calm dar. DaUy Pt/Cll ./' 0 Boz 1560. Coal a Mtao, CA 92626 Ile su rr lo mci&Adt vour na~ and phoM ftllmbtr 1'iottrf's mZL~I ht-m nur hondl iwo ioNkl m oducmct I • ..... __ ..... . . .. . -. . .. . ' . . ... ' ............ _88~ __ D_A_1L_~_P•_L~_n_t --~~~------s.,-~-0~4'--'u_1r_2_J _19_1_a _____________________________________ E:.:_:R~M~A~B~O:.:.::,M~B~E:C~K~/~A~N:.:.:N~LA::::N~O~E~R:S:l--~~~~----~.....,--"'l'"'"9~--.-.!1-....._ HERE1S YOUlt PART ( Boroseope J Get Help for Father TIME MAID! 1 ilRED OF WASHING THOSE OIATY CLOTHES? -LET US 00 IT FOR YOU Woh .. -......... ·-·•"""' __ ........ ... u, •• ,. ,.._.....,...to t._..._..., MONDAY, Jl'LY 24 tty SYDNEY OMARR ARIES <Marc h 21 Aprp 19J · Adaptability ti. another plus; Moon cyde is high. j udgment, bunches are on the beam . P e r sonalit y shines. popularity surg- es lJpwa r d s. Wear brlkht colors, be con - spliiuous by your pres- ence. Take lhe lead. Start 10mething! TAURUS CApril 20-Ma.,y 2Q). Your strength is 3realer than m ay now be appare nl on r.urface What seems a "pris on" 1s m e rely a temporary restriction. Cycle is high: you win, land on your feet. gain 11lumina· lion. receive d "revela· tion. ·· qu1ries security, !>Ur Hval form essence LIBRA <Sept. 23·0 Cl 22J Your personality, desires, aJms and ob1ec lives get across. Partner or male figures prom- inently. Conclus ion of legal transaction com· mands attention. L e t others have their say. You gain plenty now by ''holding your fire." SCORPIO <Oct. 23 · Nov. 21 ): Ne w approach t o work procedures bring most constructive results. Leo. Aquarius fi g ure in scenario. One who pe rforms a service requests a "new deal." Consider it. Be fair. but refuse to be intimidated. l>EAR ANN LANDERS· I om glad ~o m eone ha ~ lh t· <:ourage to write openly about young girls who are abused !texually by their father!i and step· fathers. I would like to cor rect you on one µoint , however. Te lling Mother is not very practical ad· v i ce Most mothe rs a lready know what 1s going o n. I am a newspaper re· porter. My husband is prosecuting attorney in an adjacent county. We have seen doze ns of cases of sexual c hild abuse. Mothers are the first in the courtroom. begging the judges to let their hus bands out of jail so they can go back to work and. yes re· turn home. M ost women arc a fra id to s tand up to the ir hus bands whe n this kind of trouble rears its ugly head . They are Aaa Laa tiers also afraid of losing whatever security they have regardless of how perverted the man IS. Many mothers blame their daughters for "leading Daddy on." an d the c hild gets punished. My husband and I can recall only two women "ho left their husbands after they found out he had sexually abused his daughters. One filed for divorce and got counsel· ing for her four-year-old child immediately The othe r finally got mad when she discovered her hus band was ubusing .... o,., <'-"'"t' -'-'*? COIONA .. MAI LAUMDIY JUI I. c-t Hwy. '40·7100 ---•n. ... w- IAlltOlf 8NTAL SS i.. 11 Stinger Sailboats NewPOrt~ GEMINI !May 21-June 201 : Acce nt on de~irc. wi llin gness to make wi s h es come true. Analyze. draw con- clusions based on fac· tual d ata. Your pe rsonal m agn e tis m soars m embers of op1)()s 1te sex are drawn to you Yes, vital chan~es are due •mtl good for you' SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Intuition wor k s active I y -- creative r esour ces surge f o r wa rd . C han ge. s peculation, variety ar e part o f scena r io. Children. members of opposite sex, your own creative style all crowd scenario. Aquarius. Cancer persons are like- ly to play key roles. CAPRICORN C Dec. 22-Jan. 19>: Foundation is s o l id, des pite in· creased activi t y. diversions. Element of luck or timing rides with yo u . Che e rful at- mos phere at social func· tion lifts s pirits. Gemini, Sagittarius p ersons fi gure in scenario. This Is he rench legance CANCER <June 2 1 Jply 22): You arc a ult.• oa.w to mo bi l1 ze. t o make an assault on "ob· staolc courses." Impor- tant conference wit h family member is likely to be on agenda. Taurus, Libra . Scorpio pc.·r~on:. figure prominenlly Living? IJEO I July 23 Aug 22) · Abs tract m atter~, indudin~ art, command attention Svm bol:. will reveal rcal1t1e:.. B e alert. rx·rccpt1 v<'. o pen to information from un orth odox s ource~. PJsces. Vargo and the number 7 figure prom. rnent ly LonJ! dt ~t ancc t•a ll or message.· :mis 10 regaining sen~c of dircc t10n . VIRGO IA ug 23·S<:pt. 221 Wlwt <·oncc•rns ynu •~ M'fHlU!. Know 1t and pn·p a rc> at•t•ord1n g ly \Jont•v arrd lrivt· art· 111 \ o 1 , ~. d n l' J er 1 1 h c superf1 cwl. di g ~ncuth ~urfac e 1ndicat1ons. P artncr, m;1tc m<i kc in· RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY wtw.. Y1111'W...t tt.lkst 1922 Hart»or ll•d. A Q UA RIUS <Jan 20-Feb. 18): Obtain valid hi n t from Capricorn message. You locale "e scape hatc h ." You a r c abl e to utilize knowledge. You receive accolade from neighbor o r r e lati ve . Your m essage gels across in m e an ingful manner. Yes. th e trip i s necessary. P I SCES <Feb. 19· March 20): Accent on p er sonal possessions. collections, valuables. in co m e You g ain through change, lJeing uhlc to piece togethl'r bits of information. You will come up with com- pl cte s tory. G e min i. V irgo, Sagittari u o; pcrson_s are a part of U July 24 is your birth· day you are musical, have a "sweet tooth" and a taste for art and luxury Taurus. Libra. Scorpio per sons play key roles in your life •·summe rtime and the livin' is easy Th ere arc 35 un washed glasses on the counlertop by the sink. I don't own 35 glasses The front door has not been s hut all the way since June 10. The water jug in the l'efrlgerator has a piece or le ttuce floating in it. The washer has a bet· te r pulse than I do. There are six cars in the driveway. None of them arc ours One of lhl'm run!) The phonl' nng!. con stantly. It was for m t once. A kid wanted to bl' pi c k ed up <Jt th e ballpark I akjQ" soda. e re rigerator Some one put milk on 1t and ate it Coda MHo -541·02~9 ~;::;::;;:;;::;;::;::;::;::;::=:; You s tart som ething • n ew. c halleng ing in I trie d t o t a k t: a shower by m ys elf A note slid under the door. It read. "Can I s phl a Pepsi?" There t!) a bucket. a volleyball. and a stack of poke r chip!> in the middlt' uf lhc living room. It's <i new game.'. WEDDING RECEPTIONS PORTABLE DISCO Glen Miller to Top 40 • C.ALL 546-1810 August. The question of home. or where to li ve. C'Ould concern you c.lur mg 1978. You are attrac· tivc. spoiled by the op posite sex, accustomed to having your own way. You also are creative. sens itive and loyal. My husband says the house is a lways hot. To day . I discovered the furnace is on. A man selling real estate in Mex i co -----------knocked on our door .and Call 642-5678. P"t a lew words to work lor ou. asked for Mr. Bruce Bombcck. Brucie is seven years old. The kids used limes to l iven up the ir Cok e . Limes are $1.49 a pound. They're going lo put a street Light at the end of our driveway l found a suitcase full of dirty sweaters under a bed. Women's Fashions 6-18 Jnfants and Children: Someone ran through our house with bl ack heel m arks that arc now p e rmanently tra n s fe rre d t o our yellow tile. Girls Newoor~x Boys Newborn-7 And Fine F urniture Pieces . . And Je welry And Summer Fashions At My daughter s aid my sewing machine misses the hole and breaks off on the bobbin plate . 2821 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach (between 28th & 30th St.> 673-2890 Som('()r'lc has been in the hall bathroom with the door locked for 15 days. The dog looks fat. I found an application There are few camNas more fun 10 use lhan lhe compact. fully au1omat1cCanonet G·fil 17 Even though 111s small enough 10 take alo09 almosl anvwhere. 11 packs a hos1 ol lealures which belie tis modPrate price1a9 Its Sharp FI 7 Canon lens 1s locused w11h a precise co1nc1dence tyoe rangefinder-no more out ol focus shots•-and IS fasl enough 10 permtt photography 11"IC!OOfS w1thou1 flash Even wit/I flash opera11on 1s completely auroma ric when uSPd with the Canotne D Pl<>etron1c flash uni1 ThP CanonN G·ill 17 is c,1oable of nu1<;111ncMQ 11•5ults 111 th' hands of lhe pro or lhe nov•t•' ...... $109 INC LUDCS CASC HARBOR PHOTO '' \ f t!I' U I l,.t t.t tot 0"'P• 1 1 ' t r. • 31111 aAllT COAllT MIOMWAV 0 0 .. 0NA O•L MA... CA. 5,•:-J-Ll6 r:: E,...o Boiabe~k for college in the stove drawer. Gym shoes that make you j ump higher and make more ·baskctboll points Just went up l wo bucks "So hui-.h, littll· ba!~Y don't you cry The finest in Designer Fashions from Europe for men and women. Designs by Guy Dormevil, Doniel tiechter, Ted Lapidus, louis f¢ro\ld, etc ... • locoted in Design Ptoza, valet park· ing is available for your coovent.nce. • Private s owings by appointment. 200 Newport Center Drive # 102 Newport Beach (714) 640 7303 KRYSTAL NAILS ARE DONE ONLY at LINDA CLAIRES Don't be fooled by imitations . . , • DEEP CLEANSING FACIAL Once a mon1h every woman should take the 1ime to ireat her face 10 a special tleanstng for thal fresh, healthy glow ~ CREATIVE MAKE-UP Have you ever wondered how d1flaren1 you could look by bnngtng out all your best features. A professional make·uP artrst can show you wonderful poss• bilitres to brtng oul I hat l11dden you SCU LPTURED NA ILS SPECIAL New Krystal Operator Prices FOf' One Month Only ..... $40.00 Mow $25.00 Don I miss this chance to have Your Krystal Set done at this low price Today's Fashion Look Women of /Oday are conscious about fashion The look starts with the figure and clothes. then focuses on the skin hatr and nails Na1l6 are the lrnal toucn for that rota/ tailored look Ladies. let's put that look together Remember your hands are always out rn lront of the cub/11. s eye represent mg you' Krystal Nails Today women are becoming more aware or tfletr nands. but are hesitant of flaving their nails sculptured because of tile poor reputation ot nail acc11cat1ons I decided to find the answer to sculptured natl prol>/ems I am in the process of seeking solutions o f tne many nail problems. however. the ma1on1y have been solved F1rst the public was offered porcelain nails, porcelain is designed for the teeth only and tf applied to human nails causes a fungus Porcelain na•ls are now 11/ega/ by the Slate of Caltlorn1a. Next acrylic and plastic nails were developed and placed on the market. This producl is legal, however. they do not stay fixed on the n;11/, wtuch necessitates your using a nail glue to hold them This causes the nail bed 10 dry out and when your sculptured nail is cut away you lose fragments of your own nail, causing nail damage I have developed nail Krystal. This product is professional and is not available to the public There is only one correct way to apply Krystal, and this is taught m my Salon Krystal nails do not ltft. therefore nail glue 1s not needed on the nail bed so you're obtaining ma1t1mum dollar value and your hand~ will not let you down in public Nail K rystat 1s the na1t croduc t of the future being used rn lfle present We ere 1lao 1pec:l1t1111 In Jullelte n1lls, pedicure•. nell ert, l1clll1, body wr11p1 Ind heir removel. Heir r11mov1t for the bikini !Int 1dvertlaed for •12.00 now being don• tor •s.oo 1673 IRVINL AVE • SUITE L COST A Mt~A . CALIFORNIA. • 714 / 5 ~8-933 1 . NAIL ART For the UntQue and tndrvrdual "Touch of·Cfass" hand patnted 10 comp1tme111 that special oulfrt of special interest CAR PIERCIN~ Painlessly and safely done only wrlh lhe p1erc1ng gun for that delicate look Ill ear rings. How about a douhlr. pierce !or :hat newer fashion look~ [YE LASHE~ Beau11111I lonq dark lashes can be vour\ 1odayl Either have us dye your own th11:k lashes or lel us apply Semt·Pnrmanent tnlliv1dual real hair lashes 10 th1r.knn your very own, THE LOOK IS FAN· TASTIC ORGANIC HAIR R EMOVAL A umque service specralizrnq tn the perm anent removal of unwanted hair from 1he body for that fem1n1ne look done the nPw or11an1c way, <:u1cklv and com forrablv Nut only 1h1! h1k1nt ltne bul lhe lower part ol a women·~ arm and otfler c1rea~ you have never thought possible. EMBARRASSED BY YOUR MANOS ? Come in and lf!I us g1110 you a new start. Bitting i$ a hah11 which with KRISTAL control, can be overcome in as ltttle time as 3 months. We apply caps to your own bitten nails that cannot be detected and requtrt1 hllht upkeep r:gr tng is our hos1ness. ,. .,, .. 4 • . . . Notice to Uc•Md Operators 10 new Krystal operator positions will be available starting Sept. 15. If you've ever wanted to u se Krystal. now is your chan~el Only experienced sculptured na11 artist neeq apply. no students please. · .. --... , CROSSWORD I MOVIES I TELEVISION Sunday, July 23, 1978 OAIL V PILOT 81 'Velvet ' Follows Early Winners B> 808 THOMAS HOLLYWOOD !AP> -Sequels are occupy- ing the nation's movie screens Uus summer - "Jaws 2," "Damien : The Omen Part II," .. Revenge or the Pink Panther," "Bad News Bears Go To Japan." Now comes "Interna- tiona l Velvet " "ho win too early Also. doe~ his tory repeat 1l~e1"'" No need to give the plot a-way. but Velvet Brown , who won th e Grand National Steeplechase as a .teen-ager, does not appear very happy as u mature woman <Nanette Newman > She is living with the a uthor !Christopher Plummer) on the Channel coast when she adopts her orphaned niece from Arizona. and stayed out later lhan she should have It showed on her the next day "OTHERWISE, she was perfectly good. And fearless. She had never ridden English style, only western. and the horse she rode was 16 'h hands. All of the Jumping horses are huge, and a three-day steeplechase is not like riding into the sunset · · Tatum is a natural rider. and a brave one. "But this 1s a different sort of sequel," in- sists Bryan Forbes, who wrote, produced and directed the film for MGM. "I think there a re certain dangers in following a big bit too closely with a second film. as with 'The Godfather' and 'Jaws.'" THE GIRL IS morose until she takes an in- terest in the last foal by Velvet's old horse, Pye. Later comes the Olympic pmes and ... The young equestrian 1s Tatum O'Neal. "She only cut loose a couple or times. but what 13·year·old wouldn't ," Forbes said. She never went over Jumps that I wouldn't at- tempt in a helicopte r " Forbes was intrig ued when offered the se- quel and saw the 1944 movie. finding it "as good as I remembered it; the only thing that made it dated was the c h<1nge in ( filmmaking> techni-~ue.'' He borrowed on a memorable piece of ousiness for the new film · Feeding the dog al the dinner table ''OUR PICTURE follows 30 years after 'Na- tional Velvet.' There is no Mickey Rooney, no Anne Revere in our story: all of the characters have died except for Velvet. I was interested in her s tory as a study in wha t happens to people .. By cutting loose , J don't mean making a fu ss on the set. She never did that. l mean that a couple of times she went dancing at a disco TDDAT'S CIDSSRID PVIZLI ACROSS 76 B•aq 142 Oelibe•ate 19 Piano com me;isure 11 Cotli..w shght ~tl()O 99 C0tlt sound I Ma11u lo1c deg•"• 143 lhtOW 20 Sl<i" IUldd 100 Ar.ichntd:. •u•e1 rill hr 147 Stac~ 13 Allt:ndong 101 Thrn 6 St'd!>On 78 Man< n;imp 148 Full J5 Both~•" 102 Egg shaped h•ghtv 19 Sk,.lutOr• 1 !iO Small br ilnLh 31 S11ll 103 Short leners 11 AclvOJnrage l)dll 152 A•ctrcseule 39 Compe1111on 104 P1oohe1s 16 Pr11<:roos lrq 9l Heav1·nlv ment 40 ThrL'l< tood 106 Bu:.eb.111 urd 154 Pouch sk>th arena 21 H111angue body 155 Elevato1 ch· 42 Dec•L'e 108 Spanish ar to· Z2 Gianr 82 Anwn·R"'~ rec1oon 44 F1sh1nq tie• 1.te 23 Ausllulran wife Vilr 156 One 01 anv 46 Fohage 11.im 109 Glob11I "'"'' •tld oum 83 Hu111erl 157 Statue 48 Saucv soon~ 14 FmP 111olon 85 Redi1Ct111q 159 Earth god 50 V1chv sum 112 Chopping 15 Conceinrng fJ7 Wa1ch 111.> d(.")S me• IOOIS 26Whrltl bon 160 Helm posi· 51 Female t!Jll 113 800111 77 Curol'n! 88 0('mo11 11on bot 115 Fa .. wrmr~ ?8 Con11n1'nl 90 PolO~f' 161 Hindu man 53 Dagrru1 116 Am~t's c,tp .. ti01 91 l\ll('Jd Uri wou11d 118 Con llncni 79 Cht.Hl1b 92 Toral 163 Scale note S& Small 11111 ohb1 JO ,,,,.,,~ .. ""' 9J VJrrH'h 164 Earn 56 Slrp l.>v 119 Ho w.11> clil onqrt'rto!'nl 166 TV oldie 57 'Ep•c 11oom L,111n 31 P10t•Ouns 94 Prohobuoon 167 Srops SS 'Flon<l..t c11v 1 <'O llli.rn '.)] lllt'IJl'f %Apu<,1nh1 169 Swam 60 lndoaro 111r.,. hl'1Ulll\! r'IOH"'t 98 o •. m.mllo• 111 ~ ,1lk rdlv rov 122 1,1and J4 Comb.it vc 100 Sm.oll liud 177 Sea P,agl•:~ 62 Tmv f rcnch hoti.. 101 Summon' t 71 Rclv oro ti4 Potvnusoan 123 Gulf score J6 Actd 1.idoCJI 105 M1nut1: ""' 1/4 Ru111 Mv 126 Hand w.i1me1s 38 P1te up !IGll' 65 Beautolul '" 1;18 ca.110·~ land 40 f'run drtnk l 06 Ja(lll!WV' -OOWN ~·n 110 Reach 101 41 f JH1\I mt·rt-..u•t· ~ Prepured I .I) l<1tltln°S Cl't ~l F1os1saea~e 107 Al>d11111mal .J £1hica1 68 Bu•b<lt I '4 M051 adOt 451nlorm C'ttln i'Am 69 Male sheco abll' 41 l~I'·~ com "O'J 80111 .. ph11hea1c1 71 Orag 1J5 Busmoss de· mand ,Jhh1 \IOPOt'' l Eqvp1oan 13 8ap11,,mdl chnc 411 Bo.it dOt'' '10 Orkndv:. on c.ool 11esset 116 Small candle 4'1 Rumovl"d ,,., Cl G11>ek lelle< 75 C•tmson 137 Bovooe !12 Goll mound'> 111 T1avt'l S Rr•a~ 19 ln\/OICO 139 M1 Fudd !14 G•aftf'd ho 1 I"> l<I<-6 J>os1u1e 1IO Amusonq 141 cn .. cct •dldlG I 14 Morca'oln 7 S111ke• ~ '81 Purpo"v" 144 ll<AW L1111n !>6 R1•st11(~ , ,., Mclonv WOid 83 wa~ l>Ub 14!> M0<e 1eeure !>!} .Junqlt 1 lb k"'1uc.,. 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Charlie's Angels" has been analyzed, satirized and criticized Angel Jaclyn Smith wonders what all the fuss is about. She doesn't see the hit ABC show as a social phenomenon. Nor as an exponent o r sexual freedom. Nor as the vanguard, or rearguard, de-· pending on your point of view. of women's libera- tion. "It 's just a television show." she says, amazed at the re - action if has provoked . "ll 's entertainment." JACLYN SMITH IT ALSO HAS been a vehicle to s uccess for t he four angels. For J aclyn. Kate Jackson and Cheryl Ladd, it opened the way to com- m e r c i a Is. m ov ies, posters and all the ac- couterments or stardom. For Farrah Fawcett-Majors . who quit the series but is re· turning for s ix gues t shots over two years under a court settlement, it quickened her rise to s ex goddess. It is also, Jaclyn sa ys, ·•grueling hard work and long hours." "People think what a glamorous life I lead," s he says. "When you do a TV s how you can't do much else. You need understanding people around you . You come home . wash your makeup off. eat dinner. learn your lines for the next day and go to bed." JACLYN JUST finished two weeks in Las Vegas fil!11ing the opening two-hour episode of the third season. Prior to resuming work on "Charlie's Angels," she s tarred in "The Users." scheduled for ABC this fall. She plays a former prostitute who becomes a social power in Hollywood "I see our show as pure entertainment.'' she . . as lots of glamor . Granted. we're three girls who don 'l look like detectives. But in the s cripts we come up with good ways to pull off our plans. Tatum O 'Neal and Bryan Forbes rela x on location for sequel to 'National Velvet.· THURSDAY •••J;un l• 1 oo "" 1MI' ..,, .. IUtH~, I •'"~'' "''"'' miGUll ID! )00 Ptlo • ltlO ''"• FRIDAYS IAl.IGllST • ' II 1 I 00 P .. • 4 1 IO Ptl • SATURDAYS llllCUSt) 1 111II08 Alh I GO ~· l 100 .... SUKDAYS 1AUCUS1 6 1 llt : lO P• l 5 GI"' MOlfDAY 11uc;us1 1•1 J 1!11 , ... , 111 ,.,. WEDNESDAY ollKUSl ti ) Ill Pih l I 10 HI• All sm s RESERVED-PRICE INCWOES TAX S4.50-SS.50-S6.50-S7.50 S2.00 orr CBILDRl:I UIDER 12 At P£RrORMANC£S 0£SIGN.All0 Willi h IN PERFORM~NCE SCHEDULE AT lEn TICKl:TS NOW 01 SAL£ AT. eCOMVltlllOI C!•TER 101 OlflCI o"~ u.,,. 10 00 •• to ft WO PM ••u t1t!.llR0tt 0~1111s 11ctuo1•; ~•!!) ••R~' m Blllllll'lllH •1<, •0Ulu'4 l1t1t1 •Lt •t•h ••tiuo'"' ""'"' \l!Mtn FOR TICIET OUTLtT lltAllST TIU CAU.: 17141 '3s.seoo (7141 'JS-SOOO FOB CilOIJP SALES 11UORJUTI01I CALL: (2131 45S-412' "We've got glamor but it's not sex. We're not in bathing suits as often as people think we are. I don 'l feel exploited. I'm having fun." She says one reason the show has received so ALaO AJ'Pl:AIUJfO AT1 ••••• LOMG BEACH AREllA e WED. AUG. 16 thru SON. ADC. 21l much attention ~thatthe women are doing men 's ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ work. It's tongue in cheek, and anyone who takes the stories seriously does so at his own risk They '" Lingo WITH lh.&l:u4" '-7 PRESENTS IN CONCERT ,$ J OECANtlON DIRECT FROM MAMMOTH & SUN VALLEY ti ~\~·" BENEFIT FOR .LAGUNA BEACH VOLLEYBALL ASSN. JR.OLYMPIC TEAM fl,. pvrpoH of log.i<io ho<tl Volf~ll It ro PfOV .. -Illy voli.vlooll lnol•v<'llon lo< JOU"9 p<tOPle. t..,m ~--lllOll Of llM "'°''-' level (Jr Otympl ltd ploce '5' Gotl• 5th ploce .#t(oll099 level ~Ill-) Who!: Joe Connon gettln down of Bommer Con yon Wher•: 8ommer Canyon lrvtn• When. July 28. 1978 6 00 P M )10.00per petSon -entertainment & bo11 dlnn•r (To• o.ducllble Oonollon) No-Hoat 8or AduhaOnly Adv01Ke Ttck•t Sol" Only (Al ypur neoreal lingo lleol la tole Offlc•) .... ....,. "°'" ........... u ...... -'°"-- ''"~·"' ,_... ..... 4f'7jJl1 JOl«IC_ ...... ,..., ·--••S·1'20 .,, ... c.. ..... ..... ~ ...... 4"-4111 get the job done. but the l aws or probability and the rules of logic take a drubbing. She says the hardest thln~ .about s uccess is gossip. "I used to worry about 1t because of my parents, but they're getting cool," s he says. As a child. she was close to her grandfather. a Methodist minister who died two years ago at the age or 101. "I'd travel with him all over Texas when he pre ached. We were true friends. There was no dis· cipline. just run and love. "Pawpaw wouldn't t urn me down on anything, and I wouldn 'l turn him down. "That's the biggest adjustment l've had, los- ing bim." CENTURY 21 STADIUM DRIYE·IN Ana~etm (714) 772·8902 Orange (714) 639·8770 IOW AUS HAltoa J COSTA M1SA 17141 646-0573 . . M/4M ~ HAIVIJS()ll Fero C.AMIE FISHEi\ P8E:I\ CUSHING .. .., ALEC ~~ .....-~.~~~rwr~""' ~ \ ... ,tti; GECT1« LUCAS ~ KUrnZ Rot..WI'"'" 1~1 [tff• UJl('fl~I') (PG!itiiiiiiiil!iismm1 ·l 00 '. .. , -• "' · I ,...,.. •• .,,., ....... • .,.,....,, .. ...,,...,,..1 ~ c--~ ..... , .......... ..,.--'li .. .... ' e rH JMfMCl.Wnnn'°' Ltl!l.J. CINEMA CENTER ; NAlllOA AT ADAMS, COST A ~SA • MESA YHOECEH'Tllt '79.4141 CINEMA VIEJO s.o. AHW •no LA, .i MISSIOM YllJO I J0..'90 HUNTINGTON CINEMA IU.CHATILUS.N.I, 147 . .,,0. 147 ... -.. -... ~ --,.... ........ -" .,., .. ~MoME~ 'lHf ca•~-~~ ~ UA MOVIES4 tm"•1o•1 H•f •I (,)1~· f•wt ...... 990 4021 STADIUM DRIVE-IN I"' .ti• u, '• .t• 4-,t ~•t111 .. t•I)• _.11g1 \; • '4 110 . f J 1 lt\60 c 1nenome 6 scAeen 63U 2553 comPLEX Cn.apm.1n Ave .. SJ>n t" An" Freew~y · MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY "SGT. PEPPER"S LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND" (PG) "SWARM" (PG ) ""THE BUDDY HOLLY STORY" (PG) THE CH f:AP OETECTIVE"'IPG) HEAVEN CAN WAIT" {PGJ "CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF TH E TH IRD KIND" "THE DEEP" PG CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND .. THE DEEP IPGl "CONVOY"' "EAT MY OUST" (PGJ GOODBYE GIRL .. (PG) ""RABBIT TEST"" "HEAVEN CAN WAIT"' ·AMERICAN HOT WAX" (PGI "BIG WEDNESDAY'" "THE EN FORCER" (A) "DAMIEN: OMEN 2"" (RJ "THE SENTINEL .. A L L OAIVE·INS O P E N 6:lOr.M.HIGHTlY C ftOd Unatt 1 1 ,.ff'e Unteu • K100 •e Ptaygrouno • IOIEITSTIGWOOD~ •.... , -. _...., 0£[ IJrfTHONY ,. '"'-• • • WlC1IAlL SCHULTZ PE'I ER FRAMPTON THE BEE GEES "SGT. PEPPER'S LONEIX HEARTS CWB BAND'' .. "---FRANUE BOWERD PAUL NICHOLAS DONALD PLEASENCE -STEVE MARTIN .... ....,.....,_,.. ..,~oocnn-. AEROSMITH A.LICE COOPER EARTH WIND 8c flRE BILLY PRESTON -GEORGE BURNS ... '"' Bemis Roussos: Rarity •The Sa11ie .Steak Witli a Different ~auce ' H) Pt~TER J. l:WVHt 1.0::> ANG ELF:~ I A I' 1 ".ml America to set• 1111.· .1 .1 eomb1na t1un of lht· Ill'\ ~u n Moon and a srng1n~ slar ." '>Jlcl Dt-m1s Hou!>sOl:!, pres:.1ng twu ha m my palms together rt•solule Iv .. Thal"s the image I v.anL the m to have." Houssos. a rich. loud 1;.1ugh1n~ fat man with un ego lo m;.i t<:h hb 280-po und girth. has romt• tu America to convince a:-. m;.my people ~·s hc can that he 1s all tha t he s ays he is Thal will be quite a tc.isk TllE EGYPTIAN l>01n G reek s ays he 1s a lot or thing:-. mystic. guru. sex symbol and pop star extraord inaan.· In that last , al least, Roussos 1s <.·crt.1111 Iv on the mark. · I le 1s one of Europ1.• .., most popula r and well-paid J'°P '>l<1r'.'. with about 30 million n ·c:on l.., sold an d the assuran tc of packe d auditoriums wht"rt·\ 1.•r he appears ·'You cannot 1maginc v. hal I rep res ent to the r est of thl· world." Roussos s ays. s uprcss· ing mod esty. "But I <.«rn un de rsta nd that because I a m com pletely unknown here.·' He promises that will C'hangc "In the countries whe re they don't know me -whic h 1s only Ame rica whereve r 1 go, the hote l . the r est a urant , t h t- a irport. people 1::0. 'Oh. m~' What's that?'" he says .. Tha t 's GOOD." n uussos bellows. "That's good . beca use there 1s a curios ity then•. v.h1c-h 1s greal ·· HIS SOUND IS a mixture or old country folklore with the pop e lem e nts o f synthesizers and s lic k instrumentation .. J am basically a folk s inger ... he s ays, "because J 'm coming from a part of the earth whn e APPMlo "REMEMBER ME AMERICA' Demis Roussos lolklorl:' m e a n ::. a lot . T he l\kd1tcrranean is a ver y old part of the world. and the m ore a pla ce 1s old. the more the re is fulklorl'. '"Now I prog ressed from thcrP because l always heard and wu::. IJmtliar with popular muSI('. r oc k mu s i c . e s p ec i a ll y .Am 1.•r ic-an rock mus ic . So. I marry them the Medilcrrn nt·an folk music with the rock OIU!>lt.' ROUSSOS. ,\ IJla<.·k kallctn d raped over his bulky fra me waves a thick finger in the air a nd explains his str ategy for conquering Am erica with his new a lbum. '"Demis Roussos" '"You will hear a music on trus album tha t is a variation of s tylt>s rhythm and blues, dis· t•n. r ountr ~ You Sl:l:' 1t 1 ... not 1 (;n•t•k all;um. this 1::. nc.. t:lhnll· thing T his 1-. .i hundred pl'rcent Amcr1(·a11 pro<luct1on with J d1f f1•r c nl kind o f ::.ound my so und · 11 .., tht• sa ml' steak. with .. d1fforcnt f..ind nf o.;a uct• · Ho us:.os has t hought ,, lot al.lout Amcn c fa ll painfully 111 dl H•mpts to makl' it he re. lie ha:. bided his time ··1 SAID lo myse lf. 'M1.1ke 1t 10 Eu1 OJ.ll', m..ikc• 1t l)lg. the n tht: English art' gomg to get inte rest· cd T he n. make It in Engla nd. and the· Am erica ns. they"re go. 1ng to he 111tt•rested · "L.ist )t:ar 10 Eng land . I had 11\ t: albums £JO the c harts <tl the -.amt: llrTil' intlut.l ing c. l'l/o I This t hmg did not ha pJX'n smct Llac HeJlll's And no"'. l "m trying LO do IL hen•. Hous:.os likes to tell s tone:. about httl1.• old lad1e:-. who wnte lo tt>IJ him they keep h1:. p icture nexl to that of Jes us Chris t. a nd lh<' ll mt.> a r eligious lc·ader cov· t•red up posk rs announc in~ a Roussos conct•rt bccousc he was afraid Ro ussos would hurl his own <lrttw "JOUN TRJ\VOLTA. Shaun C a s s 1 d y . ' · R o u ~ s o s :, d y s . "'they're not going to l<ist. Lhese people . I'm telling you Elvis Pr(•slt•y, he I astcd Tht· 8 1.'alles la:.tl'd . I h avl' la:.ted. for 10 y1.•ar s I hJ vt• la sl l'd Do you know t hat I get fo n letters from Red China·' How they ~ol m y t1 lbum :-.. ! don t know "Of cours l' 1"11 hcH"l' a No 1 here." he says "In tht::. life. you have three klnds of pe rsons - the winners . tht• losers. and the third ones. they're the ones who don't even know why they'r e born 1 ·m a winner ·· -==============================; Alisio "s Restaurant ------Champagne Brunch Sunday 9-3 A NNIVERSARY PARTY THURS . JULY 27 • 6 to 8 P M. "THE BEST MOVIE-MUSICAL WE'VE HAD IN YEARS! 'GREASE' IS TERRIAC FUN! It's pop entertainment of an extremely clever. energetic sort, sung and danced with style by its two stars, John Travolta and Olivia Newton.John.·· Featuring Hors d tll!'uvr~~ Belly Dancing Live Enlt1rtainmll 11 lh 711 '\I·\\ l'OIH ROl'tE\ \RO. c O~T \ \IE~.\ In "'I H\ \TIO'\"'• h J:.?-8293 111·1111 52'-WI Sl·llll lll·Sll THEAntES-ORANGE CO SENIOR OTIZENS $2.00 SO. COAST PLAZA J41Urlttlt SU4Hlll 111rn111w1 "CAT FROM OUTER SP.ACF' IGI lhJM; ... ,,,. "THE SHAGGY DA" JJJ~ ....... .J. IOO '•UU Oii •IOW TICln' SO. COAST PLAZA >411 tttlllt S~ !4t-lll I rtll IWIWC "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" 141CS4 II.,._ ....._Q:l-lMI n111•111C "SAl\IUAY HtOHT FIYll" 111 lt.4MIM 1U "THllHD" lt.._lllU "COMIMG HOMl" Ill 1 ....... •.M• "fUH '#mi DIC• & JAHr ,,,.,.l~H ~ .. IJ·ISI '31·111 6Jl.OQ u1.1m IHI Ju.'it wlk>n yoo thought 1 .1AW5~2 A m1vrn~ PICHJR£ ~1 I ·HDlNID.l~ PANAVI~ 10 I MAY9t lDO!!il.!!llfOllYOUMGl~ClllUlll!I' j t: '... • -...... ..,~-I I NOW PLAYING EDWARDS' NEWPORT t2 Newport Beach b44·0760 . .. .... ,)". CINEMA WEST # f - Wes1mins1er 892·44~J BUENA PARK DRIYE·IH Buena Pan< 82 1 4070 . .. ,, .. ' --.. John Travolta UA CINEMA .. IWy ••• ·l.lu ·>JO ·'•'"' no to.ra Mm t714\~0 ~ 11 ll.v1; '7"•1'o()••~~·100 ·~·1• IN EVERY GIRL IS 1lIE WOMAN SHE IS DESTINED TO BECOME ... AND IN EVERY WOMAN IS THE GIRL SHE USED TO BE. TATUM O'NEAL CHRISJ'OPHER ANTIK>NY NANITTE PLUMMER · HOPKINS · NEWMAN INT~ONAL VELVET (PG) . ........ -,.. I @ THEATRE J . ' I ( ' L °'~"J . ... . ... . . CELEBRITY PROF ILE GARY BUSEY "THE BUDDY HOLLY STORY .. c .. :l ·• 'A.U:NH S PLUS IF' C. l TH[ l AS1 '"'Al rz tdwa1d~ LIDO @HMA ...., .... , ~. ~ .... l'lltw •c•· •.._a(H P£TEA FRAMPTON (PGr NOW IN SGT PEPPER <; LONCL,. HEART S CLUB BANO DOLB'l' STEREO edwa1d~ CIN[Ml ........ 1) .... , ,. __________ , (.0\1• Mf\6 -•,0 _1IC>> edwards MESA ClllCMA AcaOt'tny A"'3•d Winne r THE GOODEYE GiRL PLUSIPGI HOUSE C~L!..S .. l•IOtt k•• .... , .. \I ,CO\J • ~U• •4• Hl'- T"1( ~ \\1111\\1111111·1i , . 5'W.4R~ . l \\.\111" I :.\•,I · .... c~··· ,..... ... , .. ~ l C"McN u •• u ... •a 1tw1 AO"' _./ D ., ~ (PG) ._. \ ed~~.',~.~. ~s!.Ol.~~~~MA"' ( R l ~;":'' -.01 ... ~ ~ ;-. 8UAT RfYNOlOS .l~ll \lt~k'-,•f~ • ' ,... I \l 'I t t I '·I'll ( •' uTHEENo .. ~ l.'llflR,'11Al111:\A[ • Ii l•I• + t M \ PLUS IA) I UVJ: < UNOERCOVEWS HERO"· t C .. --"· PETER SELLERS IN a ·· • ~ i~"!!! 2. PiNK.PJlllTllftt I MATINEES (PG) ~~2;.,~!~~~f..~!,F DAIL v l .~.. ,, .. ,. .. THE BILLION "ST'Dff£1UO# DOLLAR HOBO'" ~ .,,111t1-111111r. .• •-Ho_ ..... Plu~>;,.~-1.. DllVllY ~.. • l'tu•tPGI ·'r!··T ' . ~ T'>&ro• Goo J N · •~..J · -• -:-·•' "'0?• • .............. *"' (PG ) "THE BUOOY HOLLY STORY" GARY euscv J ill Cll• VBURGli IN "THE BUDDY HOLLY STORY .. P LUS IPOl "THANK GOD IT'S FRIDAY"' 9_4!. 1Unamect ~rwc~ : o PLUS ?lUS THE 'HAGOY A OIFFERfNl o f. STORY . edwai~ ~.~m,t}.fll.JA IAI ••0t0 .... -.. " .... -..., ......... BROAt>WAY PROFILE I MOVIES Sunday July 23. 1978 DAILY PILOT 89 Maybe This Year. • • 'If this show doesn 't work, I'll kill myself and then go on to something else.' "\EW \'ORK IAP> James Coco ex· p1..•t 1::. to be dt:.co' <.'red this year Why not'1" the roly·poly actor 1m· p1:.hly as~s 'It happens all tbe t1me. Whenever I play a different role people s ay ·1 didn't know he could do that."' ' With a !.unbursl gnn. Coco leans back. arms akimbo behind bald pale. The motion somehow s lyly cues atten- tion to a Jam.packed hookshetr. high on the wall. Scripls from s tage. screen and television. ·'THAT'S THE ENTIRE reeord I \'e kept them all." he says. "The parts I ve played l don't know how many." ,\ quick t:ounl tallies 104 slender plast1c·covered volumes ·'That doesn't keep me from being discovered." Coco comments lie sounds delighted. Chameleon 'ariety has been operative ever since he became incorrigibly addicted to the thes p1c craft as a youngster in the Hrnnll. At age 48. after 31 years m the busi- nP::.s. Coco this season will appear in a Uroadway play and three movies. With co·stars Geraldine Page and Lenny Baker. he will open Sept. 24 at the Eugene O'Nei ll Theater in "Rroadwuy. Broadway" The play was UNDISCOVERED, BUT SUCCESSFUL BroadWay Actor James Coco written by Terrence McNaJly and 1s directed by Robert Drivas. two of Coco's frequent associates On scrct-n, Coeo is on cross·counlry circuit m tY.o '."c1l Simon films. "The Cheap Detective" and "Murder by Death." Awaiting release is "Bye Bye ~onkey," wtuch won the prest1g1ous Jury prize at the recent Cannes Fes tival. THAT PICTURE, he notes, was his 1977 "discovery." Coco was picked by Italian clireclor IO'I'~ JAWI 2tMt IWI t WI e .. e ...Se te4I a II• ..-r,MOPAIMS tr"l'lr:'l'll~----:--,,.-,.-:-,--. U. AU IYM CAST .. --M.l.Pt't ., ... _ 1HI IWAIMCMI 2•31~31·9$80 ~Ill TMI LATI IMOWINI J a vflr IOT ICW*'t •«.-•-JAWS 2!'01 2131~31·9~111 121IO e )>09 • J1Je e •••a 10.MI IOBT.MO~ --~-----OWlll. .... "-INTUNATIOMM WLVITtNI t:!!~~g_~__,..1m1.,,;:~: .... :.. • ...,-~--ift-it-----1i_,;;.; .... ~ ..... (It 10""1• 496 1253 EUIOTTGOUU> .. c ..... COlt40Hr -.U~1:t~t;)t \A f/--1:1-4'-1:1~~ 1- -uMMAllllO WOMAt4" .... .,, 1:1'-"1• ~"T/-1:.~--l:l'-•O "l.ADHIWSll.AaS GO TO JA.PAK" "A.MllUCAt4 HOT WU:- PACIAC THEA~~ ~SWAP MEETS 9ilrac> .... , S9t. & Sun. -I.., ID 4 pm ORAHGE ~"'9-ln I & 2 S.I & Sun. -I em ID 4 ""' ,.,II Ff• ... ye at Anllhelm ....... '-'111'1' Funl '"""91 ...... Olknl •• fW• ,,._, 0.-• • &--. ..,.,, "Owo IMPORTANT NOTICE! CHILDRE" UllDlR 12 FMEI ... Ml" ft«lll: ...... ._,.... 1.-' ._. • CAMlt ... • 11 )Oc: • u,..., I ''•' _., tlL.-1• 879·9850 TWO-fflA~ TMINll MTYtlO ~SWtNOING ()().IDie., .,.,._ ..,. AUE ION• --... IOT. '9•R'I LONILY lllUllQUS ........ Marco Ferren. Y.ho saw him portraying a SOO ·pound monster in "The Transf1gurauon of Benno Blimpie" off- BroadY. iiY "A lot of people had told me lhat do· mg suc·h a role would ruin my career." Coco says. "but it was marvelously well received." Ferreri's follow·up assign· ment was a "very heavy, villainous part" before the cameras "When s hooting was completed.'' Coco recalls, "Ferreri said. 'Have you ever thought about doing comedy'?· Ile· d never seen me before " A few seasons ago. Coco was the droll. inept hero of Simon's "The Last of the Red Hot Lovers" for 18 months on Broadway. Examples of his emotive diversifica- tion range from King Herod to Willy Loman. from Hercule Poirot lo terrified draflee. ALTHOUGH HE LONG since earned stellar billing. Coco insists. "I'm a character actor. nol a leading man. I'm no Robert Redford. so I don't have to worry about my looks fading I only get better looking. and I think I look hk<' whomever J want " For inner security. however. he vows that he never watches himself m the movies or on television. In "Broadway. Broadway" Coco portrays an actor who shows up for the opening rught party of a show m which he passed up a part "Be lieve me. I've had lots or ex. perience at such affairs." he says. re· C<Jlling past frustrations and tnumph~ The Coco C<Jret"r d1dn 't move into high gear really until 1969 when he appeared in "Next" also written by McNally "I was constantly employ('<) frorr. the time l started out \\ ilh o touring children's theater at 17 . but until 1969 1t was one flop after a not her. "M\' WHOLE LIFE was spent in re· hearsal studios. opening nights and closing rughls -which sometimes were the same thing." He bowed on Broadway in 1957 with Be rt Lahr and Angela Lansbury in "Hotel Paradiso" -"a critical suecess but a bomb at lhe box office." Subsequent highlight mishaps were ''The Devils. "Here's Where I Belong," "Everybody Loves Opal" and "Artura U1" l always ,:;ot incredible notices. but in shows nobody saw, except apparently casting agents Ills luck turned with "Next ," which wa:-. about an unhappy draftee en· meshed in the Kafkaesque trauma or military physical examination. "Simon saw the show and came back afterwards and told me he was working on ·Red Hot Lover.' and after seeing my performance he knew how to complete the last two acts and he wanted me to play in it I couldn't believe my ears The opening night theme of his cur- r er.t ~tag<: :.tint reminds him of past para llel~ · "FOR ME THERE'S nothing as frightening as an opening night. tn one shO\\ 1 had 10 make the first entrance Y.hrn lht• curtain went up. I put my hand on the doorknob and thought Tm probably ~omg to drop dead, so I wilt not have to go through with this.' or course', 1 went on. "If this show doesn't work. I'll kill myself and then go on to something else. H's as simple as that." $ -.-OilttUw GW~t lU<AS ~w GARY KURTZ ~w JO"N WILLIAffiS I DDDOLSY.IWO ~~byOtl.ulWww:r*1. ~ . .. ·_rt.tte~~~P.-~ ... ro.h'-~~"~::..~~1\.· I NOW THE FORCE ISATA THEATRE NEAR YOU • PUTT CITY CENTER Orange 634·9282 ANAHEIM ORM·IN Anaheim 879-9850 BREA MALL UA Movies 990-4022' EDWARDS CINEMA CENTER Costa Mesa 979-414~ HUNTINGTON CINEMA Huntington Beach 848-0388 BROOKHURST Anaheim n2-6446 WARMER DRIY&.IM Huntinq1on Beach 8~7·3591 FOX Fullerton 525-4747 CINEMA VlEJO Mission Viejo 830-6990 FASHION SQUARE Lo Habra 691-0633 .. . . , •10MM DOLBY SOAll"t. NO P~S AOC9m) fOI MS ~IMENT MATINEES JiJ MOST THEATRES CHKIC l'MfAJl!l OlllfCIOlllfS FOii M:>WTMS Oii CALI. ~~ '~ .. .,,_, .. . . . . . . . ' , ... --.... --..... ,.... . . ,, BIO DAIL) P1LOl First Closs 'The Pits,' Sag Couple SEA'ITLE \Al» Nothing but flrst·cla::.s travel for author:. J ane and Mi chael Stern. T hey Je t from New York lo San Francisco. Seallle, and Denver, stljy in posh hotels and dine al lbe ril7.1est reslaurants, promoting their books "It's the pits," complains Stern, 31. ·'We're at the mercy of cabs, airports and btg hot.els," groans his wife " THE WILTON, CONN., couple are more ac· c ustomed to back-road hideaways and small town cares. havm~ spent five years finding the unusual in America for their books "Amazmi: America" and "Roadfood." The book!> list 600 sir.:hts and 400 eateries. 111 c ludmg: Croaker College. where celebnty ownr•I frogs learn how to ltfl weights and ride horst•'i The Ly me. Conn . Nut Museum. Ct•atur in~ nut specimens from around the world 11~ well as nut pamtmgs and coll a1oees The Spader Museum an Po\\h11t:111. \'u displaying l1 v<.' M'Orp1ons. tarantulas ttml otht·1 a rachnids inside as Wl'll as rm outdoor hHH111k :.ptder trail h1kl· Other d1:,,t·ovt>r1t•s \\ t•n• :111 11nnu11I l11h111·1·11 s patting contt•st. lht• soni.:wnh'rs · hull 11f f1111w the world's largt•sl dump 1111d tlw t•urttm1w111 bakt•orr conkst "Not nrnny 1woplt-1·1111 111111 them. let atom• i.:o to llu•tn , ·· sa\ ... !'\tt•rn MOVIE RATINGS FOR PARENTS AND YOUNG PEOPLE lAAV L AUTHORS JANE, MICHAEL STERN ·At Thtt Mercy of Caba. Alrportl. Hotels' 1'111•11 111••lht1tl 11f tr.I\ 1•1 ht·~an when they '' 1•11• 1l11i11t1 ,, 11h oh1 <'""llY on truc kers and l1•11 11w1l lhut 11111 111l111H'" 11s1<h'. truck stops are .i .. 1111111•1\ 11111 th1• l11•sl plat'l'S to 1•ut "l'IU: 'rtUlt'Kl.:l<S /\IU: CllpllVl'S of tht! f 11•1•\\ ,1\ p1•,t lik1• 11111 ... 1 t1111n ... L'i are." says Mrs. "''''" "\\'1• 1:111 11h-.oh11t•lv '-tt•k of t'uting al those pl.1·.111· pl:11·1• .. It vn11 lltav o n thE' hi~hway you 1wt th•• "'""'' ••hi huqwrs und rhcf salads day 11111•1 d:I\ .. 11t-i 111: 1111 tlw l'r1•1•wnv 1s us bud as being in un 11111•l111w," Sl1•t11 sa vs. "You ar e isolated ft•(1t11 I II' ll'llt' v11rit'ty 11i11I n·~ionnl delights of ""' 1'11\llllt'y .. I\ 110011'1 11clv:111tn.:1• tl's cheap 'Wf''ll "''m<•ttmes hav<.' six meals a day, .. M rs Stt•arn ...i1ys "But nothing ever cost over $5 u person We didn't spend more than $40 a day on food 11nd siJ:hlseeing. ·· Tht• wronJ( way to find good food is to ask mott'I clt'rl.. ... for the "bt>sl food in town." they sa\' · "W<• J!Ot srnurt Wt• started looking on our own and a:.k1n~ people on the street -we found thE' shertff's offices or laundromats are -good places to get information." Stern says. "The s m art traveler looks for local specialties." he adds "You don't order the fresh salmon in Nevada or the hush puppies in South Dakota T HERE ARE DRAWBACKS to the Stern style of adventure. "We found some r eal ratholes that were dir- ty and had bad service." Stern recalls. But their only case of food poisoning came from an Alabam:.1 restaurant. "We ha<.I 11t'ctdcd to try some posh food to balanc(.• out our pa lates," says Mrs. Stern. "We both ended up as sick as dogs. We were mad because wt-knew there were reaJly good road· food places around we could have gone to." The only serious problem they experienced \\as a car wreck in North Carolina. "We were okay, but Michael bad several l~ ANOl'lll l"ll ir 11r r( llll '"I •IA<~ THI ... OllOH l>ICIURf 1·(1(,f Of '>C LI AOOUI A ION ~e-=,,..,....~.,.,,......1---.ha rnpoo bottlerfiUed -willhbal'-beC\le..,..sau.ce... from different roadfood places and they broke all over the road and it looked like we were bleeding to death," says Mrs. Stern. ••• IN FULL DOLBY STEREOPHONIC SOUND ,. ROBEllT snGWOOD "®IJC'T10!I ~M50CIATIOllWITH DEE ANTHONY or !.nU>llY MICHAEL SCHULTZ PETER FRAMPTON THE BEE GEES "SGT. PEPPER'S LONELY' HEARTS CLUB BAND" lAAIUllC~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- FiANIIE BOWERD PAUL NICHOLAS DONALD PLEASENCE u."lftlOllCJHC SANDT F WNA "5 ST'IAllMlllT l1Wl5 DIAJfN'£ STEINBERG u wn Alfi) STEVE MARTIN "5 OI MA'l'WD.I. tlJCIOll Sl'!DA1 CIJaT STAIS AEROSMITH AIJCE COOPER EARTH , ND & FIRE BIIJ.Y PRESTON AAl\GEORGE BURNS ,. Yllrfl YUWC iu.t LYP ..> t• JORN LENNON• PAUL McCARTNEY OIRIX'TOll Of '*'100lAl'Ml OWEN IOllWA.11 ASC AARIOR at ADAMS, COSTA MESA. PHONE 546·3102. "f'l ".O"'' Tiit "" U GEORGE HARRISON nrc:vnvt 1J1C11Aaac or~ IOGll W IOTllSTllll DAILY I :30, 3:45, 6:00 8: 15, I 0:30 TRAVEUOELAPLANE Nightlife Under Daylight But Icelandic Locals Tuck-in Early By STAN DELAPLANE REYKJAVIK. Iceland Summer nightlife goes on under a sun that was still in the sky when we checked it at a quarter to midnight. Guide books say there a re two hours of "nJght" between s unset a nd s un· rise. But it's a kind of mild twilight Reykjavik <pop. 90.000) is not a stay. awake town. People simply go to bed in daylight. Tourist information lists two dis· cotbeques. Entertainment at five leading hotels. There's one TV channel. Operates only from 7 to 11 p.m. Off the air each Thursday a nd ALL of July when the staff takes a vacation. • • • WE FLEW OVER ON lce land1 c Known to the shaggy guitar set as the "h1p- pety hop" airline since they discover ed its c ut-rates. <Ice landic doesn 't belong to IATA. the association that fixes fares on all m ajor airlines.> The line fli es from Chicago and New York terminating in Luxembourg with a d utch or fares. Best on the list 1s APEX fare · $375 from Chicago a nd $345 from New York. round trip. Payment 30 days in ad· vance. You must stay over 14 days and not more than 45. They list a "bargain fare" for standby But 1l 's. actually $.5 more than the APEX. The under-30 kids might do better on some..• C'hartcr flights. But they seem fierce· ly loyal to Icelandic. Our DC-8 was full of them. No empty seats going or coming. Food is good. Cocktails $1. No movie No frills. One class airplane. three abreast both sides. Not much leg room. Flight time from Chicago to Luxembourg. IO hours. gets a little cramping • • * ICELAND IS ANXIOUS TO improve tourist business so the airline sandwiched a handful of American journalists a mong the shaggies a nd guitars. The tourist board offers 24. 48 or 72 hour s topovers at a reasonable price . Three days at firs t-class hotels. Breakfast. Some lunches. A lot of sighseeing. Total Sl22 each person . * • • REYKJAVIK IS AN A'ITRACTIVE, mode rn city. Since Iceland sits over un- limited hot springs and geysers. the city is completely heated by under ground water piped ever ywhere at 194 degrees. An fcelandcr told us: "Where the pipes run. in the winter they melt the s now and these give the children paths to walk to school." Prices are about equal to Amen can cities. Our l lotel Loflle1der hsts rooms at SS4 a day double. S37 single Hotel City goes at $35 double. $21 ~inglli At the hotel bar. gm und tonic 1s $2.50 Two Irish coffees cost Si 50 And alter dtn· ner coffee went on the bill at Sl 25. Now for the GOOD News: There is NO upping in Iceland Woman reporter got a wash <1nd set for $8 Girl refused the offered ttp of a dollar. . .... "THERE' A LOT OF RAIN." the tourist board w<1rned u~. "But it never geb cold .. Th<:y must haH bl•cn talking of a dif- ferent time During our three days there \.\<IS NO rain. "You are lucky," Said the tour gwde woman. (She also refused a tip 1 But on the country trip we all shivered outside the bus. Bab}. 1t wa~ cold outside' A temperature chart shows July average at 54 degree~ ••• THE COUNTRYSIDE I~ FULL of lung-haired s heep which produce wool -;weaters sold at "II tounst shops. Icel"n ders say the wool hus a special quahty of warmth and h~htnes~ the sheep have de · velo pt•d over many gener<tt ions in ltc!"nd's winters P£m SWEAS ;,. 81.Ai'E EDWAAOS' :1""""1 Het.BU.T LOM• ~et.T WES8Elt. 11111\;or~ <ANMON JUST WllEI YDU THlllllT ITWIS SIFETG 80 BACH TO THE MOVIES ,.,,. MeN&Y MANCINI • k•·" .. ,.,,,TONY AO~llJ ;.,w, r1~,.., FaMIK WALOM41MOll CLAR~· SU.:£ EDWAl!.OS An•••·1l•O'I kPmE •F•·U.ff" Slot} tiySL.\Kf EOWAADS. ,, ,,,,, .. J Oo•(:!~d by aLA"E £DWW>S fPgj lJtllted Artists A new comedy thriller from the aeolots of ~Silvec SUeok~ PARAMOUNT PICTURES PRESENTS A MH.LER·MILK~ I aJLIN HIGGINS PICTURE s1•1cGOt.OIE HAWN CHM CHASE • FOUL PLAY s1uln BUOOESS MEREDITH DUDLEY MOORE rmaolY THOMAS L. MILLER .., EDWARD K. MILKIS lllro~ COLIN HIGGINS m"tli CHARLES FOX Ptead di Jove/ff8J PaoeTbaek Soundtrack album available oo Ansta Records and l~. Main Title Soog S11119 by Bally Man1low _, ............ ~ ., .......................... . A PARAMOUIT PCTURf l•I STARTS FRIDAY AT A THEATRE OR DRIVE-IN NEAR YOU . . . " . . .. -. . . .. .. ,.,,_. , • .. .... • • • • -· • • • 41 , t .. • ' • .... .... --~ ..... • -...... ~ -... -.... . .. ' 1---.. ,. .._., ... -.......... , ........ ·••j·,··r l tf i 1 ,t " t • I' •" i;, NSIDE: •Business •Real Estate '1 , • .r •Stock Summaries '~ CJ Play Pays for Recreation Businesses ORANGE COUNTY BUSiNESS Of The Week Personal Care Key t o Lofty Sales of Sails STORI f.S By T HOM LECOQ 01 TM D•ilY Pilot SUtf The noor or Don McK1bbm's 1Aork area 1c., really a giant table Small pieces or m asking tape, coded with color-penciled numbers, form long lines in a stitched pattern. Workers pad around in rubber soled shoes to keep splinters down. and open· mgs her e and there hold sewing machines and their operators. The scene al 1821 Reynolds Ave . Irvine. 1s a loft. a place where sails are made ~tcKJBBIN WOKE A LOOK of well be111~ .is hl• \HtlkC'd around. explaining h O\\ sections 01 acn lie material are carl'fully cut. assembled then sewn to form plain white m<.11nsaib and colorful spmnakers that billow as they haul " boett' on a weekend cruise ll1s comfort<.tble expression reflects some of the changes he s gone through s ince giving s ailmakmg a try By training. h f"'-; a petroleum geologist. et graduate of USC with six years ort1esto an 011 com pan) Nearly 18 years latt-r. sit tin~ in a s mall orfln· with neat ... tack!3 ol rPferi·nt•t• l>ook ., pll' lure:-. of boaLs and a S\\OOpmJ,! h1plam• 1111 lht• \\:.ills. he n· mcmht'rt:"d his last ass1g11 mC'nl In the 011 l'Ompan) ... ...c1t1n1N Bakersrl('ldoffac<' ··1 got tired of working for a large orgamza !Ion ... he said. Worse. oil company people an• l'onsl<1 nlly on the move "That was all right for some who were the a~. btrr m y wife-1ind Hike lwing-in--0n~ pl<1ce " 11 E HAO SAILl::D as a youngster and want -··<I hat·k into the sport about 1960, so he came to lhe Or<tnl-(C' Coast on vacatmn. He met anothe r :sa 1lm akcr. and agreed to go into the business \\llh a third parlnt'r Rut the third man !3000 dropped out and McKibb1n w<1s put tn charge thrown oH the dt•t:p t•nd "We didn't have any choice but to get m tht·re mid do 1t either thul or go hack into the nil hu~mess · ~o l\1cKibbm and wife, Carol. ll'arned fast. starting with making sails for the Lido 14 . growing m popul arity just then. The first loft expanded gradually until he broke away m 1965 By that Lime some of his 1.·ustomc-rs had tn.11Jed up to bigger boats and m't•dcd more complex sails McKibbin complied .ind learned mor<.' ··People i •e lo deal \\1th names m sa1hng. ht• sa 1d '· 1t 's a highly personal bus mess " "ord of mouth .ind sailing act1v1t1cs surh <1s (Set' SAILS. Pagf' 0 1 The Co1npany ••. McKibbin Sails Inc. makes sai ls fo r a wide variety of boats. Located at 1821 Reynolds Ave .. 1t is headed by Donald H. McKibbin, president. Carol McKibbin serves as vice president Incorporated 1n 1965, the com- pany employs about 12. Annuals .sales estimated at about $1 million. Hobie 1s the most familiar success story in the recreation product field, but many others have done well and new firms are still starting in plants along the Orange Coast. f I A McK1bbin sail mushrooms m wind m view from above • Tad Springer. left. Dennis Riehl have just started in sea-recreation market with kayak ' designed or surf 1 play. They join many other firms in the same field ~ Skateboard maker Ken Rizzotto sees declining market for his product, a shakeout for many small manufacturers Glut Slows Skateboard· Ride Skateboard manufacturers. like their young customers who take an unexpected tumble. have been tripped by a crack m their market According to Ken Riz1.0tto. president or Newporte r !Ian~ Ten Skateboards. the business en1oyed a steady, if heady. spiral in s<.1les from the earlv '60s. but last winter's long-lasting cold and overbuying have clogged wholesale and retail pipelines. shutting down most manufacturers . Rizzollo's firm 1s no exception, he s aid The company 1ust came off a $5 million sales year high in a market estimated at $.500 million worldwide. The production plant a t 17391 Murphy Ave. Irvine, is nearly idle. mventones of completed and in-process boards are hi gh, and. he said . the whole thing is playing havoc with cas h flow The tame ha~ a rrived, he thinks. ror an mevitable shakeout of marginal firms -about 500 companies make boards "I see only about 25 companies marketing boards within the next few years " As lines on charts s naked higher during lhe past 10 years. everyone started a skateboard company Many owners really didn't understand how much profit was needed. "If it took $10in matenals to make a boa rd and they sold 100,000 for $11. they thou~ht they were making money "he said. Price cutting and dumpin(? of excess stock by pinched manufacturers contributed to the glut. Rizzotto added fSee SKATEBOARD, Page C4 ! Seeurity's Homeowner's .Job By PAT DUNN OI -o.i1r .. I ... SYl9 "Burglary is the biggest crime problem in Orange County, and amuent areas continue to be pr1 me targets." That matter-of-fact statement comes from Officer Je rry 0. Webb. head of the Huntington Reach Police Departme nt's administrative ser vices and public affairs division. "Jn =-> to 40 percent of the burglaries com- m 1tled he re in Huntington Beach, entry 1s gained throu~h unlocked doors and windows ... Webh says. WEBB SAYS THE TRUSTING days of leav· ing windows and doors unlocked have passed. "It's not even safe to hide a key for your c hildren to use when you are not at home oril you get locked outo(yourbouse "Jl surprlses mMl people to learn lhat 60 to 75 percent of home burglaries are com milled by someone who li ves within a one or two block radius of the home." be explains. "IC your youngster 'finds' the hidde n key in the presence or his friends. you can't just assume that the word won't be passed along to someon e in the neighborhood who will use this information for easy entry purposes-or one of the young (riends may decide to help ttlmself to 11 few of your family's valuables when no one lo;; <•I home" Neighborhood aware ness and self protection measures ar e the goals of Huntington Beach's Neighborhood Watch program. Thir· teen area meetings are held and 2,500 res idents receive the grou p's newsletter each month Established in 1975. this organization received the 1976 Dis neyland Community Service Award ANOTHER PART OF THE city's crime prevention program 1s the "Crime Warning" hulletan issued to residents of any area where a s1gnif1cant number of burglaries have been re· ported in a short time. Alon~ with details of the burg laries. each warning contains a notice about the city's free home security inspection Bob Otey, one of four civilian crime preven- tion specialists, says the home security lnspec· lion a nd s peaker prOi ram with films , (ree literature and lock displays, aim to make the . - I I pubhc more aware of the average home's made quate burglary protection. "I guess we sound ltke lock c;alesmen sometimes." Otey says. "but not one house in 100 is properly protected . We serve as an education and security training gro up, but not enough citize ns take advantage of what we have to offer · · "DOORKNOB LOCKS ARE GOOD for one thing-to keep the door closed when a strong wind is blowing." Otey warns. ''A deadbolt lock with a minimum one inch throw mounted on a solid·core door 1s essential for wooden front ano hack doors and garage doors "When there's glass within 40 inches of tl\e locking hardware. 3 double-cyUnder deadbolt lock is recommended. T his lock needs 3 key to lock or unlock Crom eithe r side Unbreakable polycarbonate plastic also can be used as a replacement for glass or be placed on eithu side of existing window glass. Otey advises insta lling cane bolts. one-half inch In diameter by 12 Inches high, at the top and bottom of the Inactive door in double entry doors for minimum security Flush bol~ m ~tailed at the top and botto m offer better protec· lion and, the strlkeplates on any door should be well sec ured with at least two and one-hell inc~ !!crews (Sf.e SECURITY. Page C:> .. .. . . .. .. . .. . ... ,. . _, • • • • '" _. .. • I " , ' .. 'New Guy' Finn Of/ In Splash Tod Sp r1n~er <ind Dennis Raehl met about seven years aJ?o while crewmg on ci Trans Pac cc.cmg yacht "De nnis bumme d all m y cigarettes." ~aid Springer. "but I 1o:ot £0 lake him anyhow I fi gur ed anyonE: wbo could smoke without buying cigarettes had t1. bt-all right · Springer. m his early 20s 1:- des1gner-engmeer for TADCO .. .;mall company just months old which makes and markets off· shore kayak;; Riehl 1s market ing man THEIR PAIRING of skills IS com mon a mong s m a ll com pan1es tha t make it in the recreational product field Riehl s aid they did a lot of marke ting home work befor" starting up their Costa Mesl !3hop Settled quickly was th< quc~tion or mas!-vs spec1al\y marketing Ofr!3hore ka)' ak:; ha vt-a ltrrut t-d appeal. they reahc:ed. but L strong m arket 1or ne w wate r s port items exist~:. High quality wa ~ ~ key '° Spranger spent er.dless hours perfecting the design, much of it in prototype kayaks at Crystal Cove m Corona del Mar where the partners a nd friends With their kayaks soon got tagged. "the T boys from Crown town .. Springer also d evised a pro. <·e~:-us ing " light b~am tc check or. fa1rn~:-.. or smoothne:>:-of the finished boats. LUMPY FINISH ES tell a lot ...bout quality The seat on the open.cockpit c-raft went through a long evolu tion for comfort as well as pc>ln · tioning wei~ht correctly for pad- dling Sp-r-i-n-ger-,sincH-he"~ ~' makes it easy to get a board 11 dumped by a wave. i'<o need toi do an Eskimo flap as m a cl~e<I kayak Wh al be$!an a:-: an 1aea for <. s urr playthinj? chan(!ed as more people saw it Riehl said they rl· not I ryin~ to !'ei! the 14-foot fiberglass boat for specific usei. beca use they found that poten- tia l buyers a lready had idea~. rang ing from explorin~ a quiet stream on :i camping trip to sJun diving . T HE S KIN-DIVE R m arket was lOvered m one redesign by putting a t ank·s 1zed we ll JU~l behind the seat. Spnnger said •t wall save air and effort bv allo" m g divers to paddle, noi 'Wlm tu diving spot:-bcycnc! \h(• brP:ikers Springer said "We re nol Irv 1ng t o sell ..1 product. we're tr) 1n~ t<' !<<'II the ·get out on thl· water· !dea F'ma ncmg for the venturP dt · vcloped the same way Raehl and Springer <: fn£ndsh1p evolve() R:iv H ose:. o re s ident nf Ame rican State Bank and Gali Post . a land developer . put up capital Both are ::1ct!vt> boaters .-nd mu R1ehJ . 33. and Springer, ~{. whale racing The !wo serve Jis director". g1v1ng advice on tmance and other a:.pec15 of the young opera tion. SPRINGE R IS especially hti;t h o" theff relat1onsh1p, Sdymg he·-. (~KAYAKS. Pagf' C?> I I-" lp- J (°2 DAIL V PILO 1 BUSINESS/REAL ESTATE MAILBAG Circles Zero-in on Trouble When bustn~ dtscuil8icn .. •urr .c. r;roduc t1vity. ~omconl' 1 ~ bo"ro o rr.~r•tlon tht' Jupanese. AuwmobJle& .. , c produced ~r~ 1n I 6 man days compared t v ne .. rly dO\.b:-. lbat labor time 1r. olhec l\i.ll1M,· 7t·.CVl:..On:. ofl produced SO e{ hr1enta't th«t trade t b lf .ers are required u1 .,uteguard the less productive. · ft must be S(jmett:1os,r in the culture," lhl· ::r,ie<utation goe• t.ul W.lliam E Courtright of Hughes tunts ol ar: American asst~t. "After tr:t. war • suid the soft-spoken Courtriflht 'J~Pu•· Y.t.! '° deep trouble. The ll S sent expert ... 1r to help them regroup.·· THE l /\PANE f.. HAD a miserable reput<i lion fo1 quahty Any revival in a modem world rr.arKel meant nc,t on11 rebuilding, but also em- ppas1zint quahl:;. Thf. Job wll!. don~ by forming Quality Con· trol Circl~. prodt.aclion people who met to find .>Cilut10M u, problerr.s in their work area. The ronceir. brought feedbac.' from the pro duct1or. iul£ to engineer~ h ,.J<;G helped bring est>out ~ es-.esomc. strengtr. (JI the Japanese economy A re~ Amer.car. compana~ nave begun to copy the idea a:. h W&'J le. cu1 costs . according lo Courtngh\. Lockheed ust--:. thErr. !uccessrully, he s1tid. clOd Hughb 1!> beg1r.n1ng 1n atx>ut d doien on1s10~ UP T<t it; WORKERS with similar jobs ·.otur.teer u, mef:l onc.c. a week, not for gripe M:.l>IOn=> but l(J p1r. down production. quality ana procedur41 problems that eat dollars and• tune · T l".l')' ialk wilt supervisors and a facilitator .ind tne1r in~1ght . ..> .,.re passed on to manage- ment The results have saved considerable costs for Hughes F'or examr-le: Tasks of a terminated employee were :.ha red by those who remained. By farming the wort\ out, the company saved $8,000 per year becausl' workers could concentrate on their ~pec1(ic tasks. An assembler suggested joining two parts t•ould be done faster with a special toot. tlt>r r-roouct1v1ty Jumped when 1t was done. One circle identified a larg& number of def Pct1 ve sub-contracted part,, They stopped ha"ing to rebuild circuit:; after tht :.upplier in· nea:.ed testing b«!fore s hipment -Sample CU-<'Ult boards used 11s guides for a:>sembly were rcde~1g11ed to clarify the job. saving 7,200 hours or work, $48,000 ror lbe com· p:.1ny PRODUCT CllJALITV unprovements, i.aid Courtr1f(bl. range from reducing noise in elec· tron1c wutches to unprovrng a bonding teehn1 (!Ut' that t<iok too much time and wasn't ulways effective Courtright said that savings from the 300 people who have been in the progTam so far have amounted to $4 suved for each dollar in· vested. But dollars aren't the onJy gain, he added. Communications. lbe stuff on which large busi· Japaane prod11etl1'it11 --. f)e I raced to A•erlca11 hleaa after the tear, • .., a few 11.S. llrwu a~ t,,,.119 tlM!m etrt. nesses prosper or fail, according to many busi · ness theorists, get a boost. Supervisors learn to listen to those in pro duclion a nd in passing on Ideas to line managers. supervisors learn to pass informa· tion up. The same cbain of straight talk spreads to several layers of management. Courtright said. SETl'JNG UP A CIRCLE is a division manage•s decision. But, he added with a s mile, Lop management encourages their fo rmation and he comes in with convincing performance details on current groups. Courtright takes a low-key position on the Circle program. Its stars, be said, are produc- tion people who volunteer and the supervisors and leadmen who make them work. He also gives a lot or credit to facilitators, such as Kent Nethery In Newport Beach, who's job is to help keep everyone on the problem· solving track. Sometimes the facilitator is diplomat, such as when his equal authority cancels out an autocratic supervisor who tries too bard to run the s how. The faclhtator a lso helps sell suggestions lo line managers when links with s upervisors seem weak. Real Estate Mailbag Propenfl Bargains A bo-.1 By ROBERT J . BRUSS DEAR DOB : We've: saved about $9,000 for the doYm payment on our home. The home~ we've seen so far all seem so over priced. Any ideas how we can avoid paying loo much? Should w~ buy a run-down house to fix up? Victoria 0 DEAR VICTORIA: R.-member, the seller's asking price ls bis "dream price." Forget Lt. Ask the agent for recent prices of 8i•ilar -ri8J'Mtlaood bnmes • ._YQu'U find the market valoe or the home. 1'rY ofrerllig'a-rrf. Ue less. Often, a seller will accept a low offer or at least make a reasonable counteroffer. Buying a well-located run·doWll boose lo nx op could be a smart idea. To find bargain homes, use several approaches. (1) Read the newspaper want ads evt>ryday; the bes t bargains ofieti appear Oft weekdays. Phone the advertisers. U the advertised property isn't what you want. leave your name and phone so the agent can call you when be gets new listings. (2) Drive the neighborhood where you want lo buy. Write dowa addresses of homes you would like to own, especially those need· inJt palnt or which appear run-down. Then phone the owners, ur have your agent do It, to see If they would consider an offer to buy. <3> Ask your neighbors and friends if they know or good homes for sale. (4) Friendly loan Of· ficers at banks and savings associations orten' know o r h o mes p riced reasonably. Somt>times the lender bas REO <real estate c,wned> homes ror sale on bargain terms tO'>. A8k. (5) Foreclosures and probate sales can he good buys; ask the county recorder or other official where such noUces are posted. Co•misrion Rat~ N..,tia~ DEAR BOB: Whal is the real estate com· mission rale now? A local r ealty agent wants 10 percent to sell my land. Too high? Helga D. DEAR HELGA: Real estate sales com· mission rates are fully negotiable between seller and agent. For homes, the nationwide average commission Is 6 percent of tbe gross sales price, but I've seen rale!'J as high as 8 percent and as low as 2.5 percent. On sales of vacant land, a JO percent commission is t ypical. Tbe time to haggle about commission, by &be way, is not al the time or listing. Doing so would dampen the agent's incentive. Agree to the rate asked if it is reasonable. Only 11 lhe agent brings you a low orrer, far below the agreed asking price. would comm.Jssion cut· ting be proper. Condo Rent al Profitable DEAR BOB: 1 cun buy up to six con dom inium apartments in a new complex. The down payment is only 5 percent. Do rental condominiums make good investments? Ernie J. DEAR ERNIE: You'll usually earn more cash flow by investlDg in apartment rentals than in condominium rentals. Most rental CQJtdo owners are lucky to break even on cu& now ifttr payr.-g mortgage. tntt,-..d other costs. Howe ver , ma ny condominium rental owners have done very well on resale profits l'Vt'n though they had negative cash flow dUr· ing ownersh1p. Before you buy any con- domlnlams for rental, regardless of bow at· tractive the terms, check &he local rental market closely. Find out what units r ent for and bow strong rental demand is. No Writing Oft Full Co•t DEAR BOB: We bought an older four· apartment building for $120.000 with a $12,000 cas h down payment. Can we depreciate the $120,000 or just $12,000? Nevin M. DEAR NEVIN: Ne ither. You can depreciate your cost basis of the structure and any Included personal property used by the tenants. But the land value Is non· d e preciable. Your down payment and mortgage amounts are irrelevant. Ask a tu advisor lo help you set up the depreciation schedule. When allocating the purchase price between land and building, many owners use the tax assessor's land-to-boildlng ratio as a guideline. If you feel his ratio is reasonable, such aa 20 percent for land and 80 percent for bulldlng, the IRS won't challenge you. But if you use another allocation without good reason, such as an appraJsaJ, problems may develop. l"BA and \'A Loa•• Detailftf DEAR BOB: Where can I get details on FHA and VA home loans. Mae S. D EAR MAE: Local approved lenders, such as banks, mortgage loan brokers, and s avings associations have full details on cur· rent FHA and VA mortgage rates, Income re· quirements, down payments, and maximum loan amounts. As k about PMI (private mortgage Insurance) mortgages too, as they are very competitive with FHA and VI\ loans. KAYAKS SHOOT FOR NEW MARKET •.• <From Page CO learned a lot about business while crewing for bu11ineasmen addicted to yacht racinl(. "If I bad a son." he said, "and wanted him w really learn about business. I'd encournge him to crew as I did. or to be a caddy " You glean a lot of information 10 ('asual situations, be said, ~ecause successful people tel down t.bei.r guard when bavin1 a aood ume. Springer began making money on boating wben ho and three otber 12-year-old sabot sailen ln Marina del Rey contracted for boat cloaninte chores wtth day sallers. "WF. MADE A couple of hun- dred a month and divided It up between us. H was a lot of money ror 1.2-year-olds ... it kept us in sa.Ut and other gear we oeedcd rorourboat.s." Springer's eetbuslasm is ob· y1ou11 wben he talks about What he intends to do with TADCO, ....__._. . . -..... . -. .. . ... . . .. . . especially in new. beach-related products. Riehl, u bit older. is more renective, less willing, he said . to scatter energy on products which may not have a chance. Slender and tan. he previous ly affiliated wiU1 Ardell Yachl und Ship Brokers, which deals largely with deep impressions about pro-- ressionallsm, customer service and integrity. AFTER ABOUT 10 years with Ardell, be want ed to try something elle. With a partner, Riehl bought a yacht and •ailed lnto the charter boat bu.slness on Maui. "I WM tn Hawaii for about 16 months." he said, but Island life aboard a 42·fOOl yacht wasn't enough. II~ returned to the mainland and joined Spr1nger. Startin.r up wns a chore. uid Rit'hl Details piled up b •fore the Spring bottt s how at Anaheim Convention Center, especially during the hut few dnys. "I almost bought SH\ ........... ···--·--. ··-·· .. a irline ticket back to Maui," he said walb a chuckle. But the show went better than expected. TADCO sold 18 boats there, and six dealers walked in and took on the line. WH F.N THE company opened 11s doors. they produced 40 boats per month. three months later t heir output is 140 per month. And the two are lookln>( forward to new products, not necessarily nautical. Springer said he is finishing work on an unusual beach chair -something like a briefcase - able to carry o book, lotion and towel. But Rlehl thinks bls partner is likely t.o wind up de!tigntng a racing boat, one with quick· c-ange modular interiors, much ll~e a recreation vehicle. "I have nil kinds of crazy ideas," Springer said with a lau1h. "bul one 3l ti time -and realistically. J want to get 'One thing done before I .co on to another." I ft I I ... . . -...... Members of Hughes Quality Circle in Newport Beach talk about problems of production and ways to resolve them. Program borrows from Japanese. Circle partic ipants m eet for half ao hour each week, Nethery said. Most groups disband when critical problems are solved. But not all have quit. Some keep working on small problems. clearing up irksome as well as ex pensive difficulties. SECURITY NEEDED (From Page Cl> Courtright said that some groups have re solved what appear to be engineering problems For example. one group said that a 2-part . 2-• material circuit board ofte(l broke during as· sembly. A lot of lime was wasted making re· pairs. , Webb stn·sses lhal h11th Lilt' vertical and latcrnl movement of !)hdin)! glass doori. and '' 1ndows mus t be sccurl'<1. "A leng th of broomstirk in the lower tl'tl{'k or a door will pre- vent a siloing gl a~!; door from opl'ning 1f it fib snugly. but stopµmg vt•rl1cal movement re quires mor<.· ·· Why not use a single material. they suggest ed. The engineer for the project redesigned the board and the problem was solved. "We're not blowing bugles about Quality Circles," said Courtright. A coast area hotel firm recently touted a similar effort in promotional materials. But employees quickly realized it was a tainted pro- gram -tr not a sham -and refused to give it anything but lip service. Hughes doesn't want that. said Courtright Money-saving results, not publicity. is the goal THE QUALITY CIRCLE manager said un ion response bas been warm. possibly betau!'.e solving problems helps cut grievances. One other payoff bas been the humanizing or a large organization. Circle members, hc-sald, develop a cohesive work team and learn just bow important their jobs are to turning out a good product. Good products equal good customers and good customers keep people employed, they learn. And, he added, "The circles have power. they can get things done." A supervisor may be ignored. but through the circle's good ideas. plus supervisor a nd fcicihtator (•fforts. tho:-.t• ideas receive their hearing. SAILS LOFTY. • • <From Page CU regattas helped build his clientele. "We'd go lo a regatta and help dealers and customers with problems they had handling their sails, other people would listen and latet would contact us " BUT AS THE BUSINESS grew, his role changed. Out of the loft -"I really like to get in there and cut cloth most of all"-McKibbin found his time taken up by management tasks. Personnel problems are most painful, he said; regulations and benefits make the JOb complex. Looking toward the future or the company is the other task. McKibbin said the personal nature or the business makes growth and profits imperative. It's not enough to just take a salary, hf' sajd. you have to make a profit as well to cover retirement. Selling a loft isn't always suc- cessful, he noted. One direction has been a joint venture to make sheets for surf-sailors, large surfboards with masts that have become popular, especial ly in Europe. "It's strictly a production operaUon," he said. The venture is with Hoyle Switzer. of Marina del Rey, the surf-sailer's inventor "He's another dropout. he was a computer salesman for IBM.'' THE SMALL SAILS are made in a shop near Orange County Airport and account for about $500,000 in sales, about half McKibbin's annual business. There aren't a lot of exhilarating moments in sailmaking, he sa.id, but he enjoyed working with Britain's Olympic sailer Reg White's Hur- rican class boat. White collected a gold medal with McKib· bin's sails, prompting a rash of orders for similar sheets. Many orders came from over· s eas. McJ{jbbin canvas has flown over a number of other race winners. Many victones prompted s imilar surges. Making sails hasn't really changed much over the years. he said . Materials are Ughter. stron~er. but lhe same cutting and stitchiru~ techniques are used. One innovation has been adding color to light-weight sails HIS WIFE, CAROL, WAS deeply involved In the business at first, often working at night on t he books. But she now spends her Ume with the rive children, he said. She was totally s upportive. he said of their early days in the business. "Of course she didn't have a choice. In any venture like this, you've got to make it or be in a tough spot." Punch ·~1..- "He wOI the most hated "'°" I knew." .. . . . . ... ., .......... '. ,. .. --~ , " llE SUCCESTS DRILLING at least a one- quarter inch diameter hole th at a ngles downward through the top chunnel or the door, into the top of the sliding door frame when it is closed By placi ng a solid metal pin or bolt into the hole, the door will be held in place Added security is provided by screwing two or three No 8 or r\o. 10 sheet metal screws into lhe track above the shdin~ door These screws sho1Jld protrude so the top of the closin~ door Just clears th~rn Sliding ulum1num framt-wmdowc; 'i hould bt· ... ecured b~ the same methods ui.t:<.I for s hdinie doors . Webb !)ays Roth the p;rn head top -.crews and the bracing devices I metal rod wooden dowel or steel pins) are efrecllve on th1 s type or window. hut -;ccondary locks made for these windows offer the best protert1on. OTEY D~RIRES LOUVERED windows as "a policeman's night mart-." He says. "The best protection for louvered windows is to take them out and throw them awav " If that's not possible. hc--recommends re· moving each pane of glass and sanding the glass jnd metal frame where the tv.o meet Then. ap. ply a two-part Epoxy Resm Glue to the sanded area and replace the piece or glass in the framework Hardened slet'l haspi. and padlocks with a heel and ~ double locking mechanism and li five-pm tumbler are recommended to secure both sides of a l..iftmg garage door. Cane bot~ also can be installed on the msidc. Officer Webb says that an unlocked garage lS the perfect place for "uninterrupted. private car stripping." He adds that leaving the garage door open when you lec.tve is a vacant·house notice to burglars._ WEBB ALSO ADVISES installing a 180 degree panoramic: door viewer. a nd makin~ s ure that shrubs are trimmed enough to allow a clear view from door or window. Otey says special precautions i:.tiould be taken lo protect vacationers' homes from burglary. "Make sure you arrange for lawn care and stop all de liveries or have a trusted neighbor pick up your m ail and throw-away ad· vertisements." he advises. "Don't tell everyone within earshot that you plan to be gone. but ask a neighbor or friend to check your house rc~ularly to make s ure· nothin~ has been disturbed. Put lawn furniture away before leaving and move valuahles so they cao 't be seen from windows. "It's also a good idea lo alter your home's lighting pattern by either a neighbor's a~ sistance or by use or a time-control device thal will tum bathroom. kitchen and other livmi: area lights on and off. Turning yo\Jr radio to <i 'talk show' also gives the impression that someone is at bome. Don 't leave on JU.St hall or porch lii:hLs, and keep r urtains closed. That's an obvious vacancy Up-off." Address Wrong A story on Trans Catalina Airlines in last wee~ 's You/Your Money section gave an incor· r eel address for the line's Orange County terminal. The correct address 1s 19300 Ike Jones Road, n ear the conlrol towt•r on the west side of the airport 178 PORSCHES IN STOCK!!! PORSCHE LEASING NEW & USED CALL THE EXPBT BILL y A TES. IMC.. VW/PORSCHE 837 -4800 493-4511 2-Wershow REAL ESTATE AUCTIONS AUCTION #1 SPACIOUS NEWPORT BEACH VILLA Clift Haven Bluffs with Panoramic Views ot Newport Bay & Catalina 4 Bedrooms, 3 Baths NEWPORT BEACH Auction Sale on the Sile 120 Kings Place Newport Beach , CA SAT., AUG . 5 AT 11 A.M. AUCTION #2 NEW (ne ver occupied) FASHIONABLE HOME Spy Gian Hill Magnificent Rolling Hiii View 4 Bedroom , 3 baths CORONA DEL MAR Auction Sale on lllfl S1111 32 Drake Bay Rd. Corona Del Mar . CA SAT., AUG. 5 AT 2 ,,M. INll'ICTIONOATU:tM & 8'/11 ,J11ly1' & 23 1'&30,lrom'' M IO UOl'M ano a.1. Awo • pf\O< 10 •llCOOI\ .... 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SKATEBOARD (froat Pait ('I) Suffrring hl>.P lhl· n·~t troni mohtsSt·.)·IJkt· ale.'i, Rmollo Uunks Uw 'imall numbt-r of surviving com pan1Ps will IX" l1631thwr Ut'NU.'lt' e11rh ~ 111 retaw a larger marl>.t'l :share and better profJt:t BUT HE Sf.ES totul Mies derhn· mic from thf>1r presl'nl ~uk lo about $100 million lo S200 m1lhon, JUSl 1111 totnl sales or other ooom items huv~ stabihwd He thinks skateboards will ~ like the Hula Hoop, an everJ!r(>tn produrr that ~ells c·ons1stt'ntly "I set• skateboards bt'comin~ JU1>t another sporting goods 1tt·m." h~ 1><11d lie aJso behevt's m.unt• brandll will soon become 1m110rt1tnt lo youthful buyer:. and 1:-; pinning hopes on h1~ hct•n1>e from Hang Ten lo kl't'P the firm healthy Hang Ten producl'I have con· s1stenLly takt'n .i (,ur market shart• m any fwld in which thl'y've grant~ a name-use hrenM• He believe' mo~I rompames will i;urv1 ve through ::icqu1~1t10ns by larg1• manuforturers of sporis equipment \'011. for t"<umph• Tlf io;V HAVF. Tm·: re!IOUrces 10 ride out rouJ?h times, the 11bihty to ad1ust produ<'t1on to surges He ('lkd AM F's absorption of h1~h end tenm~ rnckets into the p1 ... :.ugious Head linl' a:s an example Riu.otto said he 1s putting mor<' and more empha1:.1s on the Hang Ten naml'. Newporter. 1he comp.my·, original logo. is assigned to prom<> tional models Hang Ten for the bet ter line l nterna1 1ona l interest 1n skateboarding 1., J(rowing. he said Newporler Hung Ten ships to Europe. Australia. South America und Japan. but ... evt'ral European countne<; art• now ~lulled The company .l!Ol 1t:. start quite by arcident. said R1zr.otto. l"ounder llob Uupre was landlord m an 1ndustnal park A tenant rell behmd on rant and Dupre sctUt'tl by taking skateboard parti> Ult' u:nant had on hand. WITIDN A VEAi. Dupre bad $Old $300.000 worth or boards. mainly 111 Europe "The skateboard busines~ went bananas during the '70s:· Rizzotto said When be (."3nlt! aboard ID 1976. h~ re<>rgam1.ed lhl' l'Om pany. added ,j number of ~ales reps and moved th1• firm to larger quartrrs. "which w1• outgrew "ithm u month" That fac1ltty was doubled. then 1n May 1977. Nt-wporti.>r acquired Con llnental Skateboards and combined the l wo Op1."ra11ons in tbei r present 25.000-c;quare-foot plant Though thel\e are tou~h llm~. hl' admitted, he doesn't see skateboard ing as a dying busrness. "There's heen too much money jn vested so far." he said, tn product!>. dislrtbuu.oo. FO~,and IApal"Jwi.~ -... -...... a ...__ ... • A£AL ESTATE W oodhridge Expanding Five New Home Tracts Set This Sununer 1'he Village of Woodbridge, lhe Irvine Company's lake· oriented rcsadenllal community in the beart of Orange County, will offer five new series of homes Uus summer as part of the continuing development of the award·winning village into its second major phase, it was announced by David 8 . Kuhn director of community develop· ment for the village. The opening of Woodbridge two years ago attracted na· tionw1de attention when more than 3,000 fam1hes entered a St:rieS Of lotteries LO purchase an eventual 1,764 homes in the first of four master planned phases. This summer. development is under way Ln the second major pha~e where 1,624 homes will be offered 1n a total of nme develop- men ts by seve n different builders. In all, 34 different Ooor plans and over 75 different ex· tenor architectural treatments will be available, including 22 new models ranging in price fro m under $70,000 to over $150,000. NEW DEVELOPMENTS in· elude: Woodbridge Groves by Akins Development Co., preview opening tentatively scheduled for July 30; Woodbridge Glen by Baywood Homes and Wood· bridge Parkside by the William Lyon Company, grand opening of model s t e ntativ e ly <;t•hedulcd for Aug 20 . and Wuodbndge Fairfield by Warm· mgton Dt•velopmcnt Inc , grand open 1ng tentatively scheduled for Aug 27 Woodbndge Village Green, 212 moderately priced homes by B aywood llomes. is already open and is currently taking phase 1 reservations from win· ners of a drawing held m late Mo v The first 106 homes are priced from ss2,soo to $55,800 C1nd C1re w1thm the price range rstabhshed for moderate-priced houl'ing in th<· city of Irvine. The homl'S Jrt' hc1ng sold only to h u v t· rs '' h o m e c l c e rt a i n t'11g1l111ity criteria recommended h~ I rv1m• llousmg Opportunities <lllO J Nl•arly 1.600 participated in lht• drawing. The existing list will c·ontanuc to ~ used for the SN'IHHI phase of 106 homes, planm·d lo bt•g1n sales in the fall of 1978 Haywood Homes is conti· nuin.e to acct•pt nam(•s on an in· lfrest list an <·ase the drawing list of t OO<rmJm~ IS exhausted Scheduled to lease m the fall w1 II b<· Woodbridge Meadows · Apartments. a 386-unit apart· mcnt complex at the corner of Barranca Parkway and J effrey Road. The complex is being built and wi ll he owned and operated by Ring Brothers D evclopm<•nt Company, Los An gC'lt•!> Woodbridge Pines Aportml'nts owm.•d and operated by thl' Irvine Company is cur· renlly lt·asing and has enjoyed 95 pcrn:nt cH·<·upancy since opt•r11ng in <•arl) 1977 WOOOBRID(;t.: F,STATES by I n 1m• Pa<'1flc. the homebuilding WOODBRIDGE PLAN -This aerial view shows the existing <A) and future phases or the Village or Woodbridge. The s~cond major .Phase starts .this m,onth. the Woodbridge Village Shopping Center (C) will begm later this summer, with two additional residential phases <D and E> and a second lake planned for the future. arm of the Irvine Company. is the theme product for the village, a unique arrangement of attached. eslale·style single family homes. Offering creative architecture combined with spacious front lawns and private back yards, the five models with individual entries offer eighteen different exteriors including Pennsylvania Dutch, Colonial, Cape Cod, Tudor and Spanjsh designs. Floorplans range from 1,521 to 2,284 square feet and prices start about $100,000. Models are now open. Lake-Oriented Living al Wood· bridge Arborlake II is offered by McLain Development Company The elegant homes designed for discriminating adult living are located on or near the lake. The town h omes maximize v i ew potential. whether they be vistas <>r the lake, greenbelts or the mo unt ains beyond . The townhomes feature sunken liv· ing rooms. va'Ulted ceilings and ex pansive glass throughout. Woodbridge Arborlake JI offers 79 e legant townhomes in four floor plans and eight elevations. ranging from 1.850 to 2,618 J;q .. aa.leec.-aad pcjces slart at $108,950. Models are now open Woodbridge Creekside by Standard-Pacific will offer four models and twelve exteriors. Models are open and tbe next unit is expected to be available late s ummer . Traditionally styled. these patio homes are de· signed to provide maximum private yard space for small children. Homes feature dramatic entries, formal living and dining rooms for entertain· ing, dens and family rooms for casual family living. The two-lo· four bedroom homes offer 1,435 lo l ,951 square feet and prices are tentatively set to start about $89,000. AN INNOVATIVELY de· signed coll ection of 164 detached and attached homes by Akins Development Company are ex· peeled to be offered to the public beginning July 23rd with the pre- view opening at the sales offices. Models are expected to open late summer . Woodbridge Grove by Akins will offer four models and seven different exteriors ranging from l,235 to 1,987 square f~t. The de· tached and attached homes will appeal to families with older ch ildren. adult couples and singles. The designs feature vaulted ceilings in the living rooms. alriums. ga llery s tairways, breakfast nooks. library a lcoves a nd elegant master baths. Prices are ten· ta lively set to start at $86,900. Woodbridge Parkside will be introduced by the William Lyon Company and Woodbridge Glen will be presented by Baywood Homes in preview openings ten· ta ti vely scheduled for July 30. WOODB&l-DGE-P-aF-kside- townbomes are especially de· signed for ease of maintenance to complim e nt the busy lifestyles of small, young families and couples. Four models will be offered in a variety of exteriors and eleva- tions, all in contemporary wood and stucco. Selected floorplans feature sloped ceilings, formal entries and dining rooms, wood· burning fireplaces, kitchen nooks and family rooms. Townhomes wiH range from 1,130 to 1,664 square feet and prices are tentatively set to start in the mid $70,000 range. YOU'RE LOOKING AT THE DIFFERENCE IN ESCROW SERVICE. IT'S US. l\hrll) 11 l\aut1>r/8e)'ide 5•ndy Phllll•rtll.11un1 Dina Cfr•1ntf'/\\t\tcllff o/J.JJ22 "94-11111 645-111 II Experience makes the difference. We. the escrow officers, In each of our four locations know our markets. We know our business: exchanges. to land contracts, to business soles. J1rkll' Sk1"1fd1/Wr,1cllff 64!1-11111 llonnir r.~ans/lnlne Nancy Summff'\/Wrstdlff 559-5501 645·8111 our service makes your lob that much easier. We think It's time you oot to know us. AM er all, when It comes to escrow. It's the people that make the difference. Call tOday! MARINERS ESCROW SERVICE .. ' . SUndey. July 23. 1G78 * DAILY PILOt CJ ------ SUNSET VIST~ EST~TES " . . .... <DISCOV£R TH<E JOYS Of LIVING IN THIS MLIGHTfUL COMMUNITY Of JUS<f 38 EXECU<i'IVE SINGL<E-f~MILY HOMES <ENJOY CL<E~N, CL<E~ ~IR COOL<Eil BY OC~N <BRi:<EZ<ES, STRf:<i'CH<ES Of SOR S~ND, SPECT~CUL~R SUNS<E<i'S ~N<D ~ G~T N<EW SPIRif TO GO WI<i'H I<i'! ml1CE1> ftO~l $1S9,500 \?Ht Cmq ~ Huoll~q fkecb, c;\ 92MI\ • l7 fUMO-MM1 ~ 'l\SOllfU. n~t CO:'\tMt:f\IT\' BY 6.f. CCi'TIS.'l\lff) C.L HER'MA~St~ RARE Rarely today do you fin<l in a home, a combinalion of grcal location. quality. and abundant amenitir~ ... Cedar G l~n features all of these attractions and mor<'. Close to the beach. convenient shopping. major employment centers and quick frct•way access, the location of these cond<>- miniums couldn't br better. In a gentle. oce:in fresh climate. each home enjoy!'. unusually lavish exl.<'rior foatures like generous cedar accents. pitched roofs, private patios and attached garages while inside gracious appointment.'! include wood burning, used brick fire- places. eye-level microwave ovens, and ceramic tile in the fonnal entries and kitchens as well as surrounding the baths. Add all of these features to the swimming pool and hydro-therapy pool lo the maintenance St'rvices of your community association, and you get the rare combination of <\uality and leisure time. yours to enjoy with your new home an Cedar G~n. CEDAR GLEN ·----·· from ~87,500 (714) 642-678~ or (714) 832""4&90 . . . . . ...... . ' . , . ---------.-..... --...... -....... • CG DAIL 'I' PtL01 Real Estate ~ Questions/Comment By Randall Mccardle, Ph.D. ' Realtor I ju.st lt>rt City Hall with a ream of paper slmp ly becausf' I want to add a room to my bOmt'. I understand that wme dtles In thr Mldwt'st haVt' no zoning ordinanCl'" at :.II and lht>y !(et along just fine . Why is all this red tape necr.,,uy'! I would think that improving your home would bcnt'rit thf' City. After all, wt> are upgrading tht' valuation of our property and consequently tht• C'lty's tax ba~t> ... But instead. City Hall makf>i; me fet>I a'i H tht>y a rt' really doing me a favor and Indeed, I may not be permitted to add my room unless I suhmlt on thf' required forms all kinds of doc:umt>ntatlon. Aren't tht>St> requirements lH'ln«i carried to thl' 1•xtreme? W.J . Newpur\ Bt>ach At first. I thuu~hl your question would be more .1ppropriatc for th1• 'Gloomy Gus' section of this paper. However. on ~t·c·ond thought I would 1m Jg1ne that thcn• :.1n• a ~1gmru·ant number of pcopll' "'ho ~han• )oUr frt-1111.:' Tfl anS\H•r vour 11ut·.,l1on an a nul'>hl•ll. 1on111Jt lav.:. and your ('on•nants. (.'ond1t1m" and ne~trt(' uons :.µeti out thl· rt>qu1remcnts us to what kanll or huald1ngs may Iii' l'onstrucled. how they can Ill' eon st ruckd and how llwy rnay he ll'il'd Most tll' s1rablc 1:omrnun1t11·., h.1vc 1.or1111g l11ws 1111d lht''t' laws arc Lhl·rt· lrnt for or1t• p11q10S(' To r>rokrt tlw homt·ownt'r Wt• n .·t·omm1•11d th..it 1m1111i.: and Covenant.... (.'ond1t1on:. and 1<1·qr11·11111" .1frt·rt1nl! that µart11:ular prnpl·rl\ Iii· 1t•\11·wl'd thoroui.:hly beforl' buy Ing the h!IOH' or .} Ollr 1·h1111•1• lfOV. l'Ver. 10nan.,: rt·gulalions m.1y ;ibo put a t•nmp 111tu futurt• n • modeling plans you may haVl' 111 mind J-'or 1•x11m pit•. if lht• an·a " zont·d for onl' family hom1•s, you may not Ix: atilt• to ust• a part or thl' houst• for sonw ... pecial u ... ,. 'u<'h a' t·nnvt•rtanJ! an urN1 for un • 1partmenl lor a f.1mily mPmbt•r or n •nt<il or U?oollll! ,J part of thl• houst• for <.1n offln· or purtly for hu" 11l''' Ttwn· m,1v tw height n ·-;tn1·t1nns or mu\ 1mum 'man1mum ::.quare footagl' n·qu1n•rnt•nts Ht•fnre t>Uvrng, ask your rC'allur l':rnctly whut the wrnng 1s. how wmng would affl•t·t you and lht· /.!l'Ograph1c limits of rE>s1dc•nt1al anct husine:.s· 11med areas in your nC'ighhorhooropcrty and :..in• you from .m unexpec·ted disJppomtmcnt Hu11tlngton Tra«!t. S1U1Sei Vista Estates Open Ovt•r 200 KUl'i.ts tuun·d tht.• t hr<'1• ckcoratl!cl modt-ls at thl' l(rund op1•nlni;t for Sunset Vista l':st utcN single family dl•vl'lopml'nl in Jluntingto11 fkarh Locut<'d JUSl out:otk lluol1 nJtton llurbour. l'IH'h hom.· rt'Oects lht.· rusuul lifestyle of the urta. and bll•nds the mht.•rt•nt (•lcfZuncl' of high qualit y h.'ut u r<>s. dt"llJU• 11 ncl work man!lhi p Sul es pnre" ht'UIO nt $169.~i()O REVOND T iit: S'fAINEO·J(lui.1o. douhl1• 1•nt1 v doors of ~Uch h111t1t', I UIRCd entries or W()O(I JlflHIUf'I or ct.•run11r lilt· Ol>l'n to h vlnf.C roomK with drurn»tii vuult..ct rt•ilifll(s On<• plun orrcrN ttrl lnt1•1 l111 pl11nkr urea lll'low ~m open 'lt11lrwny /\ f11rmul d1111tll( room is orfrr4'd 111IWll11IUOS U'I Wt•ll 11<; lnrj.!t> hrt'11kfa11l nooks with witll' window 1•111rnnc;p., St.•11un1ll' ll'al1111" .. 11t 111Ji( 111••11•• wl'll .i .. lr111·all'CI from tlw .,lf•t•plnli! 1111•11 w1lh u111• 1111111 111 ft·a·ini.: u pnvult• 1h•1·1t llu.i1• wnlk 111 1 l11•u•lc; ""'"<: 1n~ 11ro11~. 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Turn west on Warner to Green Street. then south one block to the furnished models If ap poantm cnts are desired. phone 840-5455 TREES DOT THE SCENE AT LAKE FOREST WOODS Homes With Trees I,,, 1111111 ... c; llf I r111t11l1111•. llul llt•• l1jµ ull11u li•111 11 lh• 111•1••., WI' h111t•· l1uvo1 Q 111mi111! >lll I Ii•• wuv f11tr11 111111111111111 111 rur t 11 r111111111• th1r1l 1tl "'" lt11vo1 c: "'' rr11m 11111-:111 .. fh1111i~·· I 1111111 V I lu V 11 11 .1 .k . .!111111 I 111· 111 I <: 1i11 c11itl 1, '.11111 ll1 11w11, v1<·1· IHI" I ,,, ,,, "' 1.1111 ffm1 l'.1111'11111'.I" •. lfl n•l.1i 1111! 1 lio o;111111•wl111t 11h1•1111mc•1111I \lllf'i, I"" 1 111 I .11k1• 1"1ir1•4I W11111l•, '.111 • •• 1111111111111·1111: 1111· 1:111r11l 111w11 lttl! ul I 1t111 IV 'H'ilrl"f'ly ,, monllt ai:o "ll!hl or 1111• i!I 11111111", 111 Ill' liurlt 111 1 lw ••111111111 li11v1· .1l n ·:11Jy lwt:n 'nit! 1\1111 . 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''h d1:-pldy .1 tong list II f : ll 'I( li I ~ f I' a t ll r l" °" t· .1 rt.•fully 'l'l1·c1t•d by I' r:ink Mol.1. prt""dt-nl or M o l .1 l h v1·lopm1•nt Compan:r hu1ldH of the lifl'•lt•ll \'d1t1on of 1u:.l I WI 111 \ II\( h<tm{ ... 1'-•1 t.' l!h h<'m1•:-. •• rl' dr rang<'C! with ln,r.1 1.900 1(1 ;! 800 'l(UiH I' f(•t.•1 of I n I I I I 0, : I v I n ~ •• r l' ,, Jo:.•1 h p1:ll1 h"' .• n al I J<'hl'd tW<' or thn•1•·t·ar t •• i.-ac1• C'Qu1poui v.ath .:111 •• utom;•llt' doorop1·m·r TO !'l t 'F T ift: n1•w h111111 ~· no"' undt•r c•on .trurtwn 011 Los l'ato ... ,;,.c ,. 111 .. ~.in U1l•go J-I< l 'W:I\ II• lh1• W~1rnl•r /\\t·nu1 · 1·,1• ()11\1• 'oulll 1.n W .•1n1·:-tu <.tt•\'O !'I 11' I 1 . : l! ~II Jt• 11 1111 lirt·en anti go ont· blocl. tc1 Lo•. Palos J\vt•nu._. an I lunt •n~ton Be ach I-1 nm 1"'< !Ill' CoJ~l I ! 1 i.. ii "" :1) l u r n u n W ,1rnt: A1tc'lu1· ,111d l'On •inut· north on Warn(·r \o (;1,tn Sl1u·• Tur:i right or. G n e:r. on1· b101•1. tu th1 < :ei..:.ir.L nl v. homt':. or WP:-t Rlutf ~ <H 1urtht:r an form:i l 1ur. Jb11u< tt>,• l ie.or µIJn· •• ind ll'dlurc-:-a •ale" c1:nter 1., opt-n da1 1:, .. t Homes Lnl1rr.1tt:d .11 41i Main Strut Ir• ._.ur.tingtor. R• <J(h 1,r lt:h:phont.: 536·75~ I "ond<:>r if property buyer" are motivaled by the s ame lacwrs that motivated m e. My major reason for bu~n,; our firs t home was that I had to make monthly paymt>nts. For me, this was the beginning or a "savings account." Bt>fore having houg hl a home <and s ubsequently other invest· ment propertit>sl. I was unablt> to accumulate any ,jzable amount or money at any one time. It bas "'orkt>d Wt'll for me in the past fi ve or six years and I wanted lO s hare my experience with your rPad ers. 00: lluntington Bt>ach \ uu JI l ri~ht 1111 t:.irgt·l It has bt•en cM1 mated lh;it for mo:.l i\m1·ril'ans their l~irgest savings ac r·ount by f:.ir 1s tlw l'qu1ty in tht·ir homl' and other 1nv1•stml•nt n•al t•.,tal(• that tht•v own Niguel Homes Selling Fast Sales have topped $7 million al the Villas. a community of 75 single family homes in Laguna N iguel. With up tD3540 sq.fl.and featiires galore, I lomt•ow lll'r' "'ho make monthly µaymcnts or 111 mc1 p:.il and 1ntt•n·sl on a mortgage :.ire, in eHect. •·ng,1ging 111 a fur rn ol forced savings Thl'Y whittle tlown th<• s11c of tht•1r mnrtgagt• month by month In 1r11t1al )Cars, most or the monthly payment rl'µrt•scnts rntt·n•sl. but as time go1·s on, a larger ::.h;.u:.e.._g0e.:::t-1.G pay. of! tiw .... _pr-Ulci .. al.of lhe mortgag~ loetn. Buying etnd holding real estate is one or the hcsl ways lo cn•ate a solid savings program. J.:nITOR'S NOTT-: Randoll H Mccardle 1s an in 1 1·~1 mn1t analu.~t rnlleqe lecturer and author u/ •·Real f'~tate rn Cal1/11r111(1 · Send yuur comments and ques· 111111~ lo Rurull1 MrCardle. cu the Do1l11Pilot,P0 Bo:r l'>l1/J Costa Ml'.~u 9lfi'lfi The Villas oHcr four fl oor plans containing l.63tf lo 2, 103 square feet with rcmainin~ homes prrced from $137,000 to $248,500. Models m ay be v •~wed -dail:)" fr-0m W a .m . to 6 p.m . To re<1ch the Villas from the San Diego freeway. luke Crown VaJley Parkway Lo Pacif i e Coast Hig hway; tum left and rollow to Selva Road. WHY AUCTION REAL ESTATE? Excerpts from letters on file at Nationwide Auction Company ,/ 11.,/ a 11ote tu l<'ll .11ou Jww sat1sfied we were with tlw r,.n•11t audum 11f 1111r Hl lots in South Phoenix. At 1 //1• n11ct wn Wf' rece1 Ped $500 more per lot than we .Ji 1 r<' a~k1119 u;/11c/1 was extremely grat 1/ ymg I will ri·1·1Jmmt.'1ui rPal l'Stale mu:twns. and Natzonunde m 1111r/1c·11/ar in tl1e /uturi• · I orri till' allrmiey /or the E.'>late of Ralplr Graham. 1 11 m 11111r cmwmced L11at the auction met fwd. or at /1•11,f "'' cwctum lumdled bu NntionWtde. was the only 11 1111 :11 /1q111date Tl1n11/\ 11uu for a ]O b well "'""' J 11111 wri/111<1 t/11., l<'ller to let you know how pleased 11t11 1n1t• mui I wert' w11h the services of your 1·11rnµu11u 111 ar1cl1011111y our A & W Restaurant. We IO<'rt' w1pressed with the effort and expertise you pu, 111/0 tlw suk of 011r hus1m-'ss. and 111e are especia/114 llCIJJfJI/ ll'lfh l/rJllr \UC'Cf'.\.'i · Uur dumt. 1.d1u wa.'i lwtdmg 124 acres of land m I rust . 1s very pleased and sat1s/ied with the aucttort .c;alt' you cnndueled n•c:e11tly. which resulted m the :-.all' of the Lund lie Jws advised me he was 1111pressed by tlle manner m winch you arranged for 1111d advertised the a11ctum. tl1e manner m wliich you conducted Jhe auctmn itself. and fmal result:. 11htamed ·T/1t• gross sales achiered at the auction far 1•.tcccded our ~xpectat10ns. and lS an additwnal rritwte to u<>u and uour /me company · WHAT TYPE OF PROPERTY IS SUITED TO AUCTION? Prime located income property of all typea, de· velopable land or building lots, unique hornet, farms and ranches. The more desirable the pro· perty, the more likely an auction wlll bring the highest price possible! THE BEST LOCATED, WELL-MAINTAINED PROPERTIES MAKE THE BEST AUCTIONS! FOR A FREE BROCHURE DETAILING THE SPECIFICS OF AUCTIONING REAL ESTATE. CALL OR WRITE NATIONWIDE AUCTION COMPANY lB 4101 Westerly Place. Suite 101 Newport Beach. California 92660 (714) 955-3700 REALTOR' MEL GILLER, AUCTIONEER • . . a lazyCreek ho111e is a bargain at $255,000. ...,ales ofl ice open Sat. t hru ~ed 10 d m 10 dui.k. Phone (714) 639·0550 ~lt1e~p.,, • JI"' • • 1 • ' But on a country acre it's a sreal. It may be hard to imagine that any home with a price tag of S255.000can be called a steal. But if you·ve been in the market for a distinctive country ranch home you kno'>' it "'- difficult to find a home of this quality at any price. . let alone on a country acre of land. LazyCreek·s masterfully·des1gned ranch style home~. which are gracefully nestled on the gently rolling or terraced one acre lots. feature total useable space. On most horne S!les there·s room enough to accent your home with a 5w1mm1ng pool o r ~ennis court or both. Or perhaps a corral for your favorite saddle horses is more to your liking. Whatever the preference. the land is all yours to enjoy to the fullest. With the community defined by white rail fencing and interwoven with extensive bridle trail5 and beautiful eucalyp•L.~ trees you·11 be reminded of Kentucky Blue Gras:, countrv And there are more 1em1nder5 like winding c~rct:lar drive~. country lane streets and turn·ol the·century street lig!"lt1ng Now look at the classicafly·butlt home~ themselves The architecture •S dramatic with 1mpos!ng elevation~ up to 125' wide and 4 and~ bedroom floor plans feall.:rrng luxury amenities such as scL.lptured : brick fireplaces. French pauc windows ...,....,.,..:!::...,,_ .. _ .. __ and doors. jewelry safes. dual.zoned air conditioning. ant ique faucets. 3·car garages. old.fashioned verandas and more. Promise yourself to v1s:t LazyCreek soon. It s a very special place that you and your family will want to call home for a 1ong 11me to come ..... --. --........ ,.-.. • REAL ESTATE Sunday, July 23. 1978 DAILY PILO't (;7 , Moving Up In Real Estate Home Sales Stay High· Buyers Not Spooked by Higlwr /merest Three e>.ecuuv~ a t W R. Grace Properties, lnc Slllrtey CoUlas, John DoWlltey and John Lit· tman -have earned promotions to vice·ptesident status, announces Frank W. Carr, executive vice president ol the Newport Beach Orm. Collins, formerly director or marketing, has become vice president, marketing. Downey, formerly director or planning, has become vice president. land acquisition and forward pla nning. Littman, formerly director or construction, is now vice president, construction. Collins, who has been with W.R . Grace since 1975, is responsible for all elements of the marketing programs for W.R . Grace developments. cou1Ns Prior to joining the firm she was employed in similar capacities by B.R. Morris Company, the Orange County Division of American Housing Guild, and Leadership Housing Systems. She has more than 13 years experience in her field and is a graduate of Long Beach State College. where she earned a bachelor of arts degree in home economics. Collins lives in J rvine and has three children, David, Liane. and Paul Downey also joined Grace in 1975. He had more than seven years experience in planning and development with Santa Anita Development Company and Fred C. Sproul Homes prior to joining W.R. Grace. He holds oowNn a masters degree in business administration from the University or Oregon and lives in Newport Beach with his wife, Laura, and daughter Alison. Littmann has been with Grace for five years Prior to joining the firm, he was a vice president l.ITTMIN a nd construction superintendent for a modular housing corpora- tion 1n Long lsland and before that was a construction superin- tendent for a New York de- veloper He has more than 20 years of experience working on projects from small homes to high-nse skyscrapers in New York City. He and his wife. Arlene. live 10 Irvine w1tb their four children. DENNIS J. PIKE has JOtned Kacor Realty, Inc .• as senior s ales representative in the firm's Newport Beach office Pikt> came to Kacor Realty from Coldwell Banker where he was an industrial real estate sµctialist from 197<1 ·1978 in the Southern C:.ihfornt<t market In his new assignment, he will ~ n •sponsible for the marketing of Ke1cor's industrial and com- m c rc i al µrupcrt1cs in Los Ange les and Orange County A native of Johannesburg. South Africa . Pike attended the Royal Air Force Staff College. _ _.....,,~ a n <r"B r i s t o I I E n g I a n d l Polytechnic Universit y, and ,.1u saw comm1ssionecf service as a navigator in the Royal /\tr 1-'on:e fie and his wife are residents of Oran~e Coun~ JAMES W. LANDIS, 27. has been named com· merc1al sales manager or the Irvine Company's Commercial/Industrial Division. according to an announcement by Sam L. Van Landingham, direc· tor of sales and m arketing for the division. Landis. a native of Los Angeles. holds a BA in political science from UCLA. an MBA from CSC and a California Real Estate Broker's license. Completing his college c:ireer. Landis moved into a sales position with Coldwell Ranker Company. specializing in shopping center acquisitions. leasing and sa l es. and representing retail tenants dur- rng their expansion programs Landis and his wife Diana live in Newport Beach. ELAJNF. CLAYTOR is the latest addition to the Newport Reach real estate finance division sl;jff of Coldwell Banker Management Corpora- ltoo Mr-; Claytor now assists Robert Stine, assis- tant vice president and Newport Beach office managl'r. 111 plac1n~ financing on ;.1 wide 'artct y of real estate µroJects She Joined the Coldwell Banker t•omp:my in October. 1975. in its Los Angele:-office and has held several r esponsi· ble r ce1l estate finance ussign ments prior to her Newport Beach appointmenl. ROBERT Lt:•: T HOMAS CLAYTOll has .1oinecl Cl'.'nlury 21 Real Estate Corp. Jnterna uon~I Headquarters in Irvine as \ire president of the Investment Uept . announced Art Bartlett. pre- sident of Century 21 Last Chance for a Fabulous Home-and-Income Building I lJ I !ind,, IHJllh ol l•\C"ltll 'I kJtur. > r •1\d:e p.JI v\ c r t>.'llCOfllt-\ • l11do.ed ga1ages • Ea~y tclrt• ~11chens • Generou~ bedrooms Md bath~ • Ar1d '"'uch Norl'' All this and location. too' <;urrounded bv rccreDl1onal oct1v1tie~. schools ,hopping and convenient frc:r""a~ acct'>S to all or Orcinge County One J..Plex • One 4-Plex In a Choice Anaheim Location for 1nt0<mc1t1<in. • d1I Salu Representative Ted Trusen (714) 750-7752 (JACK ANDERSON) f'EVEAL.8 In lh• Prior to J01nin& Centur) 21 ThomMs was pres1 dent of Robert L "{'homas and I .sociates. Inc .. or Atlanta, a comp any that specialized tn real estate invest- ment brokerage and counseling, und also operated a division specializing in the development. production and presentation of real estate sales training seminars. l n h.is new position he is responsible for the expansion of investment activities in all of THOM•' the Century 21 Regions, and a mong the more than 6,000 affiliated offices throughout North America as part of an expanded full service brokerage operation. Bartlett noted. JOHN GREGORY has been appointed vice president of administration for the Gregory Com- pany. Costa Mesa-based builder-developer in· volved in a diversified range of single-family and townhome proJects, apartments and industrial buildings. Responsible for the overall adminsitralion of the construction division, Gregory's position will include preliminary estimating, purchasing and contract negotiations. He also will ·serve as a company liaison between suppliers and sub-contractors. Prior to joining the Gregory Company. h~ he ld si milar responsibilities as a vice presi- dent at Bullsaki Framers of Santa Ana. During his three years with tbat general con· tracting firm, he was involved ouooav with both commercial and residential projects throughout Southern California. EARL F. RIGGINS has been named sales manager for Broadmoor Homes Turtle Rock Vista Homes. a luxury-oriented townhome development localed in the Irvine Company developed village of Turtle Rock. Riggins has been with Broadmoor for the last four years where he has been in charge of Broad- moor sales for s uch well-known Irvine Company villages of Deerfield and Woodbridge. Five split level, tri·level and two story plans will be offered. These will encompass 1,860 to 2,865 square feet of Jiving area. WASHINGTON If the current higher level of mortgage inten~st rates as giving some prospec t1ve buyers of resale homes second thoughts. sales figures don't show it. according to the National As- sociation of Realtors Although not surging an volum~ as was the t'ase during much of 1977. the monthly existing homl' saJes report says. sales are proceeding at a high level of activity Foxglove Models Win Gold Nugget The Foxglove plan at LakePark in Laguna Niguel received a Golden Nugget Grand Award for Avco Community Developers a t th(' recent Pacific Coast Builders Conference in San Francisco. In the competition, which "as open to buiJdcrs m 13 Western state:-. the Foxglove was named thl' best s ingle-family d<.'lached home sized between 1.200 and 1,600 squan• fN•l With.in the park~1dt· community of LakePark. overlooking Laguna Ni,:!uel Regional Park and a 43·acre lake. the Foxglove has been the best selling plan, according to J oe Smith, director of sales and marketing for Avco New Sales Office For Viejo Realty Mission Viejo Really 1s scheduled to open a new sales office at the Muirlands-Alicia Parkway intersection this Nove mber, Don Hildreth. vice president and gtmeral manager or the firm an nounced. The new 5.700-square·foot, frcc·Standing burld mg marks the firm's lht rd expansion in the past 18 months. The new orfice will 1nit1ally oe staffed by 16 of Mission Viejo Realty's salespeople from the Alicia-Trabuco office Anyone interested in joining the growing Mission VieJo Realty staff should call Hildreth at 837·9550 or Bob Parrott at 581-1000. 66 Model Homes from 18 Master Builders, and they're all in Irvine's ~ewest Village! Ir's mo.sf likely .,.o..ill ~ <HIO'f from your fll!tr Vlsir ro IMne·~ Vlll~ of "Nontiwood" Wlrti o se-rue of real occompHshmenr Al 1os1 you·n hove found me commUf\1ly ond !he-home you'd ol\Noys wonred tor 'IO'JI fomtly There ae so morry choices. 5UCh o Wlde range of orc.hirecrurol srytJngs. so mony differences 1n su.e. pru, ond locorlorl mor we coll 11 • The Greatest Home snc,.v O"I EOtlti" 0vr VIiiage "Nom-.wooc:f' Is lrvl~'s neowesr Vllloge. We mink tr s me best Plons coll fOf 18 poi1~ shopping cenrer ood )(hools. The<e ore ff!Wer homes per ocre rhon ony omer lrwle V111oge The P.eoton · .. Nonnwoocr· is conveotenr ro me Sonro Ar.a, 50ri Diego. Newport Oeoch ood Loguno Oeoch frE!e'INOy5. Theres fobulous shopping neort:>y ond Qonge (005r beocries O!e reod1ty reached as ore mop emplovmenr culrurol and recreononot cenrel!t Seoe "Northwood'' today. Ifs !he growing opponvnify in Irvine "In fact." Kenneth J . Kerin, research director ror the Reallori;. suid. "the number of resale transactions in May was at an all-time record of 378.000 units. The previous high or 365,000 resales was set 1n August, 1977." A RECORD ALSO WAS set tn May an actual dollars spent on existing home sales. the report says. For the first time, the monthly dollar volume passed the $20 billion m ark. with $20.i billion worth of resale residential property changing hands . 1 On a seasonally adJusted bai.1s, existrng single-family homes sold in May at an annualized ralt• of 3.770,000 units. Although thjs was 3 percent below the April rate. Kerin said, it marked a 10 percentincreasc over May. 1977. .. The advance was fairly uniform among the four regions or the nation. the report notes, with sales remaining relatively steady or moderately ahead or the 1977 pace IN TllF. NORTHEAST, THE scai.onally ad- 1ust<'d annual rate was up 11,000 over the 197i total tv 5110.000 units, tht• North Carolina region. up 5.000 111 L,040.000 South uµ 198.000 to 1.570.000. and Wl•st. do"n 15.000 l1l an annual rntc or 600.000. Welcome• rt•lief lo the prospcc:t1ve resale home huyl:'r camt• in May. the rl'f><H1 ind1c:ates. as the median sale.s price d1ppccl $400 lfJ S4i,800. How· t•vc r . lh1s followl'd a S 1. 700 rise in the llWl<l>an in April. and represented il 13.3 percent rise over the May 1977 f1gurl' The refl')rt shows a wide regional variation in price trends. with the Northeast media dropping S700 to $46.000 ; the South. declining $300 to $44,700. North Central. up S200 to $41.400; and West. up Sl .300 to $66.600 THE TRt:ND TOWARD THE purchase of high-priced homes continued unabated. according to the report llomt·~ 111 the $90.000·and-up category acC'ounled for 10 2 percent or all existing home .sales in M<n H) coni1 a-.t thr Cl' yeur'\ eiirlier Just 2 7 per t•e11l of thl1 :-ale~ "ere 10 that h1gh·pr1ced class l\s h.is ~en the cas(• s ince the inception of this ~tatist1cal Sl'rtC:-morl' than 10 years ago. most re· .,ale homl· buyer:-hJ\'c opted for the three· IJedroom home. In May, 56.2 percent of buyer-. chose this mechum i.az<·d home. and tn every re- gion the percenta~e exceeded 50 percent ·~~~~~ 171')5)Q~I ·~HcJrnfo\ fOi'l'OUI dN7I> ~ 1omo..,. ~ ~ (114)~1 -, . ~ . ·~~·~ 1JO Mognr!IO!N' ~ Fcimlv o.nxtted Cl14lm~1 .l\IJ .... ~Co ~~ 66 rw Guol"Y~ fO'l'llty ~ ~ (71 4) 559 4W9 • I\ P Wom""Q'O' Co ~ Miii 11.n 1°'11 fror:)monOI !oonglt' f~ ~ ~ 114 7JI 162J • ,.,..,..,,., ClloQll Cnnv Co ~ Pl<>e• ,.,,., d rn ~ '~ ~ fCTnf'Y OPtoc:hed ,,,,, ))Q 1~ C)lf'Vly~tCo ~~ 1.30 'locx!CM ~ f()""loly ~ 1114) 552 1000 • I • ~ Nor1!1wood llooquP! Ob/or'Cl Av l'o\.. • ~ HcrMt ·~ NomtwOOd Vi4loQior 160 Cwom CO'l'lb! ~ Fatnily DMlclwd (714) 55200C2 • ~{lllon Cow Co · ~ ~ Oolcra cl m F\lctlly F«1ilnd ~ fO-""Y o.ioc:Nd ~ <'1•> ~1~ • ""anTWIOIM ~"'Cb ~Hai.,.,... JOO 0-..~ ~ fomo .... ~ I I I 4 ~)Q ~()4 •\Wotmo'Q'Ot ~.,,Co ~Ai.fl ~ ~ ~ ~ FotNly Ho-ntl (714! ~1-0..U!l .., ...... ,, ...... ,, ··"'""'----.......... ------- 'a "tn,. y _ _,_ftT,., t>AI\. 'Y PILOl Sunday Jul~ 23 >978 • .. • • .. N eiv Montiel Hornes Ready Thirty four M1Jntwl homl's located 111 ont• uf M1ss10n V1cjo's most dt:s1r:.ihll• neighborhoods an· now ava1lablt• f'ur sale. a nnuunl'ed Grant Sullivan, director of sales for M1sswn VieJO Company. de velopt.•r of lht' 10,000 at.·n• planned community S1luatl·<I on :J hill JUsl north of Lake Mission \'1(•.10 . \tont1L·t ·.., Nl•1ghborhoo<l 6A is within walk mg d1stan<'l· 111 tht• lakt"s Pluya del Norte I North Beach1 Sl·H·n1<0l 'll or tilt' 51 home~ which compri:-.c \1ont11·l \l1·1 ghhorh11111I f, \ \\l'rt' sold µnor to th1:-. \\l•l'k t•nd ·.., J.!t•ncra I 11p1•11111).! tH 11.T WITll .\ "Zfo:Ro lot hnp" l'Ulll'l'IJI "hll'h .1lh1\.\,.. m :JJomum us agt' of the lot. :\1(1nl wl llom t'" 1m I ucft• f1 vt· nm· and t wo-sl<irv morlt:l<. I rom '' h1ch to '.'.t'IN·t · l'ru·t·d from S71! 5110 to s1o:J.600. the hum(.'-. rangt• in ""e from I 225 to 2 o:lJ square feet anrl ha\ e lhrt•1• or four· ht:'<lroom!> and two to thrcl' l1ath.., l-:al'h 111 tlw 11\l' pl:.111.., Hffc>rcd ha.., a formal •li11111g .in·.i and a lam1h room or optional d1:n \ HClllTECTl H \ L APPEAL provided l hruug h th1· u-." 111 '.'.oannJ,! 1.·:.ithedral c·{•11inj.!:-.. .11 riurn.., :ind lu)\unnu.., nw-.tl·r haths makes thl'st· hom1·-. orw nl :\11..,-.11111 \'w 111 ('om pan~"" most df• -.1 r :1 h It • 111·111hwt II 111 ·-. 1\1 onl H·I 1s 111H· nl ..,1 x h••m" "l'l'1t•:. i:urrent ly "' ;11!;,ihl<· 111 M1:--.11m V11·10 To reach th<: Mont1l'I sno1.frl hnrnt'" t·\ll tht· S<.in l>1l'J.!O Freeway m Mis -.10n \'u·111 011 Alicia l';irk\.\ay :.ind drive cast to :\l argut.•ntt· l'arkway Follow Marguerite north to La Ban·a and folio'-" thl· signs to Montiel .. c Emphasi Placed· 'I' h l' ti l' n or m u It 1 pu r PO'>l' rnorn w 111 bt> in rh11lt-d 1n t\\O uf Lhc• hH· µI .ms to be offt::rcd at llroadmuor's Turtle Hm:k Vista llomes t•ur r t• n t I ' u n cJ c r (' o n s trut.•tu'm in The Jrvint.• Company 's village of Turtle Rock. According tu ProJt.'l'l M ana~er Bill Hossfeld. Bro admoor in c luded these dens an order to l'Xpand th& living CH t.•a and to alto"' g r ealt.•r option:. for a µarticular hfl''.'ot\'ll' PL.\N ONE. a !>pl1t ll'vl'I home \\Ill l'Onta1n two b<'droom i. in ad dition to its den and two haths It will abo have a formal d1n1ng area. :1 l-.1tchl'n nook. two decks and a put10 in its 1,860 squart.• fl-el Tht.• other plun off<>r Ill~ a dt.'n 1s Plan Four. u t n ll'Vt.'I home with 2.417 ..,4uare feet. It also con l<.1ins thn•c bedrooms. t wo-and·H hulf baths. formal dining area, ramily -nook , deck and pat10 T llRl/:t-: OTHER plans will offer up to rour bedrooms and up to two ;ind a half bath!> Thl' h11m1•:-. rangt.• 1n :.11t.• I rom l.li60 111 2.1!1i5 :-.qu;.ire ft·t•l Complex Completed A Sl m1l1Jon complex housi ng off i ces. a warehouse and distr1bu t1on center for lle rman Mill<'r. Inc . has been <·ompleted at Irvine In· du s trial Center 1n Irvine The tomplcx was de signed by Pett•r A I .en· drum Asso c iates . Arc hitec t s. lnl' • Newport He~1ch Luxury Hoilles · Overlooking Dana Harbor I J111 ... 11111d1111.!, In 1111111/ J/111·1 • l11 •d111n111 '1111111·-. /11111l1•d 111 l/11• ;111"' lw1111l1l11/ 011•11111 I11111111'111nl C )1 1•1111VJ1'1\'-.1n11i/ohlt'. din·1 lh 111111\ 1· I >11111111111111 J l111 li11r l .1n11rv kul1111•' 1111111111· PrivalP pulio-.. :l'n liatho;, J. car undc~round security g.u·a1o1e. ~00 squure feel of storage room. a ll ceramic tile kitchen and hath. •·uslorn wall-to-wall carpeting. ( )11/v lti Jwnll's ovoi/11 /111·. ~Jri 1:1!d ,lrom $10[;.000 Exwllr·nl 1i1wnc i11g uvnil11IJl1· ,,,.,,,,, , . .,, /7 1~JliliHJH5 2 linled windows. I lnusual Mediterra nean .1n hilet.lural dt'-.i).:n in a t.lu.,ter 1,once1)I. <> JtrGotden \ ~ ~ ljUltem 11 ~ ~Illas in 00110 p,,,,., At ,J ~\. J J tt I 't ff I f f I f fl11 f t t I H,_f "';' ', I It f.. Real Estate atUCI Programs presenting the latest working knowledge lrom. recognized authorities to advance your proless1onal career or enhance your investment skills Real Estate Investment Analysis: R.0 .1. Update Ont> day semir. :H .!uty 27 Investment Analysis of Neighborhood and Community Shopping Cent•rs One day SE"mtnar August 3 How to Find, Analyze and Invest Jn th• Small ~partment House One-day seminar -August 12 Mark your calendar today For complete details call Susan at ( 71 4) 833-5528 tJmversity of California, Irvine J.Jniversity Extension 1 g • I . .... th ..... . , ~ ·~ Plays like a townhome • I -I I t\11.i~t .1llor<lahl; p11Lt.·cl l.1milv wwnltotnl'!> m"11 .tlm11\t lim1dt'>~ n·~ rt«ttional opportuni11t.''>. I ht· Cf)ffill\Ullll} 1~ built .11nund vnu1 1111\alt' u·mral two·anc- park with pool. 1 ab.111.1 .ind land,cap<'d la"'"· \V111d111g ~rl'l'nhrlt ... uovcr'>c th<.· lOmmunnv. Tlwrc·~ t'\'t·1111101t• p.trk to pion 111 "'llh tht' t..ibulou-.·l!i-acrc public Hcritag" l',1rk nearly complctnl 11gh1.1t10, ... dl<' stH·t·t t1om dw 1 lt"ritag<· Park community. It will ulLim<111.·lv 1ndudt· 12 lightcd 1cn111s courts . ..t fabulous .1qu.111t t ompl<'x . .i lishing lagoun p1L n1(· oc111d pl av .i n·;t.., Pl.1 m J lim 1 ndudc .i ll'('ll < t•r11t·1 . Ii 111.11 ,. .1 nd .111 .11" .1 n<l n ;i f1 ' hllilc11ng. > ~ ... ~ ~ 'i Tht.· 111110,.ill\t· l'lan '1 111t.ludc•11 thrc1· lit·d1oom,, 21" b,nh'. J 'pauou!\ f.11ntl) roo111. dr.1mauc liv1 ng1 dining area with fin·pla cc ronq·1~at1011 11ir1w1 A 'a ultcd n·iling and bah:onicd hallway .idd archuectural dram.1 I ht: 'll'P .,,l\'11\)1. k 111 lw11 .ind ;1d1<111•11l familv room opl·n to .1pi1vat1.· ~arden ~tio. - If u rr,· t h<·1" :Ht· 011 I ya f<:w left. $78,290 to $81, 790 rNCIJUDES Alll CONDITIONING ,, h ,, BZ::B.:t'r.A.G:E: JPAltE TOWNHOMES REAL ES'rATE SANTA ANA FWY WA.tNt.Jf 11• 0 a: " ~ n 'i ~ , " v '- s,1'"'QleG0 fV('I _..,,. \)'~ ~ i 1,to1111101toS<B , PAClflC COAST HWY Sales OHice: 10 Olympia, h vine. CA 92714 Telephone: (714) 551-0757 BROADMOOR HOMES ' r ~A Tudition of Excellence~ I • . -. . . . .. . -. . .. .. . ~ Pnc" rifmow-71\4 714 l\uudmnn1 llnfTIM lCl7M MEWPORT BEACH 'PROPERTY NEWPORT GARDEN HOME -$169,000 Completely redecorated spacious 3 B.R light. airy res. on qwet tree-lined !ltreet. Stunning rosewood family rm opens to private terraced rear yard. Mag. garden view from 2:od story master suite. OPEN SUN 1·5 PM 2313 REDLANDS. CK·68) DOVER SHORES -VIEW Spacious -Oexible -great potential for t'leeor! Exceilent 4 BR h'an Wells res. features lg. rooms. good family noor plan & spectacular Upper Bay view. Offered al $325,000. OPEN SUN l~ P .M. lT30 GALAXY lt<-691 OUTSTANDING VALUE In this model·hke 3BR & dining rm Bluffs condo. Lovely wood ~ked patio atb-ned w /lush plants. So convenient to shopping & tennis! A buy at $124,950! OPEN SUN 1·5 p M. 410 VIsrA ROMA. CK-70) WHATS YOUR GAME? 4n this huge back yan:t. you can play practically any game imaginable! 4 BR. 3 bath home w/spac1ous rooms & beamed ceiliags, s:aas.ooo OPEN SUN l·S PM. 1459 GALAXY, OOVER SHORES. CK-71) BA YFRONT "DIEAM" HOME Lovely & lavtsllly decorated 1-story, 3 BR. ramily rm. conlempe>rary home on wide, sandy beach w /view of Harbor boats. Mirrored living rm w1bar -gourmet kitchen -patio entry -2 fplcs. UZS.000 teaaehold. OPEN SUN 1-5 P.M 1915 RA YSIOE DR, CDM. CK-72> BIG r.AHYOH Broad moor Plan 2 located on one of the tgst. lots. This spacious 4 BR home built around an atrium offers high beamed ceilings, country kitchen & J-car Aara~e Close to schools & shoppmg. Otrel'ed at $369,000. Lynne Valenune 644.QOO < K·73) THE COVE Spec.'lacuJar split-level condo features luxunous master swte, living & dining areas + den. Located m desirable bayfront comm. wtpool, jacuzxi & beach. Avail. immed. at 1229,000. Martha Macnab 642-8235. ~~ --- GIACIOUS & SPAOOUS 6 luxurious BRs &. 3 fplcs are a part of this marvelous home. Lg. living rm formal dining rm w /all custom B/los, looking out on a tree-sheiltered yard w /room for pool -gourmet kitchen that serves the patio -charming brk(st rm -family rm w /bar -dark rm. Lots of space to live & grow. $364,500 fee. Barbara Aune 642-8235. <K-75) CAPE COO OWtMER Lovely 3 BR condominium in Harbor View Knolls. So many extras! Custom decorated & situated next to park in a prime location. Nur shopping, pool & tennis courts $181.000. Jeanne Newman 642·8235. '" 761 "ROGERS GARDENS" IN THE BLUFFS L-0vl'I} 3 BR, 21,; bath "V" plan shows like a model. Covered patio has lush hangin~ baskets. total privacy & s prinkler system for selr·malnt. &aut1ruUy decorated & close to schools, pool & shopping. A must see at $121.500. Jeanne Barnett 644·6200. CK·'T7) cm coo C u s tom 4 BR h o me w /water view . Lg . lot w l pool, water slide & diving board + a vegetable garden tueked away. Decorated like a model! Separate bonus rm makes this really special Newport address at only $172,500. Joyce FA:lhmd 142-8235. (K-78> SEA VIEW -"NM 8EDfORD" New Jisung! Broadmoor! 4 BRs. family rm. formal dining rm + fantastic view• Guan:ted gate. comm.,J>OOl 6 tennis. Appl. only Donna Godshall 644-6200. CK·79> QJSTOM BUl.T VIEW HOME 5 BRs. lg. formal dining rm. gourmet k..itchen w/brklst area & family rm .w/fplc & bar. Courtyard entry w/oversized pool Ir lg. lot oa tree.lined street. Mastmficent! $400.000 leasehold. Barbara Aune 64.2.8235. <K-80> .oNE OF NEWPORT'S FINEST VIEWS. • • Of yachLS, n«an. mtns & night lights refleeted on the Bay. Restrained ele~ance in Dover Shores. A dream borne for entertaining! 3 lg. BRs Ii 4 baths + room for pool. $375,000 incl. land. Ken/Helen Hartley 642-mll. <K·Sll FOR THE W<UD-8E GA1D8R There's plenty of room for garden, famlly arcbard or pool on thla bic com er lot in Easlblufr. Lovely lg. s BR l.ctory home wtover 2500 sq.ft. Perfect for famUy llvlng. $179,500. Jeanne Newman 6G-C35. <K-12> MJVM:Y & CDMfORl' Why not try this lg. 4 BR beauty in Eastbhlff? All enclosed, easy~ yard for all kinds of family activities. One of Newport's belt locations for busy people + a view o1 mtns Ir lights when the day la ewer. Colly Ward 642-8:?3.'i.. (K-113 ) UNDAISl.E Fabulous custom residence built by Ferdi. Quality conttructlon trorn archltecturaJ detail to cabinets, ca.rpet.lng, marble floors • lmoorted crystal chaodeUers. s spacious BRs -5~ elegant baths. La. allp for your boat + pool fr jacunS. S795.000 Appt. ooly, c.tAy Sdnreic:tmt 6'2·823$. (IC..84) 642·8235 90 I J)oyer Drive Newport lwh rea tg FINER PROPERTIES NEWPORT BEACH PROPERTY NEWLY LISTED BIG CMYON ·IROADMOOR One o( the few Plan l 's oo the market. 5 BR pool bome on comer lot of quiet. cul-de-sac. Family rm, brkfst rm Ir d1oing rm. New air•cood. Short escrow poeglble. "35,000. Beverly Morphy M2·123S. CK.SS> IEACH HOME In a su~ Newport ~res location acrosa from pool & lefmis. 3 BRa & 2 baths. Sharp. contemporary "A" frame w/lots of wood fc braaa. $162.000 ree. Martha Macnab 642-8235. <K-86 > 1 ST OFfBtlMG ON UDO ISLE Wide Via Ha"1"e location <st-to-st> w/4 BRs + ramUy rm on 45' tot. Huge living 'nil, formal dining rm & Wed paUo for summer entertaining. Appt. only. $350,000 fee! Cathy Schweickert 842-8235. <K·8'7> VIEW HOME Cll flESCADOR Newly decorated family home w/beautlfw view or Upper Bay, Npl Center le Dig.ht lights. All appointments quality & custom. Great \J·sbape noor plan wtceotrar patio. $349.SIO. Appt, only. Beverly Morphy~ (K.a8, PHASE Ill HARBOR YEW New offering -just below Harbor Ridge. Quality decorated Portofino w /view of Catalina sunsets & sparlt.ling night lights. 3 BRs. 2"" baths, lg. family rm + separ ate living qtrs w/BR & bath. S218,000. Lois Egan 644~200. CK·89 > BIG r.ANYON Highly upgraded Broadmoor Piao 4 oo one of the lgst lots -198' of view frontage! 4 BRs. 3 baths, bullt·in cabinetry, 3 patios + rout.am. "39,000 fee. You really should see lbls -appt. only. Lynoe Valentuie 644-QOO. IK-90> IAYFIONT W/ooat & 8EAOt Prime location w/all amealties. "An oldie but goodie", 4 BRs + conv. den, dining rm & charming lg. brick terrace. $625,000. ~P~-only. Dona Cbicbest.er 642-l235. <K ·91> CORONA DEL MAR PROPERTY PAlllt-tm SEii M LoYely 6 BR. 4 bath home on corner lot w tbealltlful tree shaded patio & garden. Lg. family rm w tricb walnut panellng & adobe brick fplc. Separate dining rm. $268,500 -a mmt see! OPEN SUN 1·5 P.M. 1500 KEEL DR. HARBOR VIEW KILLS. CK·92) READY FOR A LARGE FAMA. Y 6 BRs + family rm in Harbor View Hills. Special features incl. new kitchen cabinets. showers & noortng. inside laundry em, 3-car garare & secluded yard. Just minutes to beach & shopping. 1259,SOO. Julie Van Wieren 75'Z-1414. CK-93> PERffCT FAMl.Y HOMEl Bonwt rm lg. enough for pool table! PLUS 4 BRs, deo, formal living rm & dining area. Spacioas private yard. Move·in cood.ltioo! $264,SOO. Sandie Fiit644-GOO. <K·94) ITS All RIGHT tBE A fantastic view or ocean, Harbor, Cat.allna & nlgbl ll1hts from this beauurw home that also features 3 lg. BRs, cozy den & ramlb' rm. Outdoors, there is a lg. covered viewing terTace + a private yard w/jacuzzi & g.as fire ring. $299,500 incl. laud (lnst.allmen\ salel Belle Cbase Lee644-6200. <K·95> SPY CUSS Highly upgraded Capebom model w1sweeplng view or Npt Harbor. 4 BRs. elQW'.lded family rm, country kitchen + custom drps thruout. Truly a delight! M99.500. Lynne Valentine 644.QOO. CK·96) CANYON VIEW ~autiful single story home on lovely la· lot w1room ror potl or Jacuzzi 1n among the rose gardens. 4 BRs. family rm. atrium + many other custom features. $284.SOO. Donna Godsball 84U200. <K·97> RlitR 111AN .W Fabulous view from this beautifully remodeled res. ln Harbor View HiU.. c.oastrucUd • decorated for ea&Y•lolnl poolside llvtng Ir veey specially priced for an lmmed. sale! Short escrow poulble. SZJ.i,500. OPEN SUN 1·5 P.M. U33 WRITE SAILS. <K·881 FANrASTIO Prof. decorated single.story borne w10cean & Catalina VIEW! 4 BRs. 3~ baths, format dining + family rm. Pool secluded In private courtyard -or walk lo the 3 private beaches! SMS,000. Donna Godshall 844.QOO. (K·119) oaAH, HARBOR & NIGHT UGHT YlEWI Top of CdMI 4 8~1 3 baths, family rm w1fplc, formal dining + brkfst area otr IOUftl)et kitchen. S-car garage. On quiet cul-dNac w /Private pool 6 l*'tJUlltMp8 away. REDUCED llUOO -SO fftlRRV •MAKE AN OFFER! Je~e Haveoa642-GIS. <K·lOOI 644-6200 ,, 644 S• Mlpll Dr. H• bw View c ... ter . . . ' . .,,, "' .. . . . ... . ... . ...... ,-. .. IRVINE PROPERTY TURTlE ROCJC GUN Aw a rd-winning "Laurel" garden home located high on a hill overlooking city lights. 2 BRs. den. formal dmmg, beauUfully appointed kitchen & central a1r cond. S143,900. Belle Part.ch 752· 1414. ( K-1021 "KEEP COOL" IN WOODBRIDGE In this beautiful air·cond. Cypress model buill by S&S. l·st-0ry, 2 BR condominium w/dilling rm. brttfst rm. atnum & brk courtyard. A delightful place to live ror only 189.SOO. Donna GodabalI 844.QOO. 'K· 103 > TURTlf ROCK TOWNHOME BRAND NEW! One BR + den Plan 2 in super local.Ion! Rec. fac1llhes w/tennis & pool. Ready for lmmed. move·in & decorated 1n neutral colors. SJ.26.500 ree. Lorraine Renrue752·14!4. CK 1041 lET THE SUNSHINE IN Through all the WJndows of Uus outstanding 2 BR condo. 6' x 9' jacuzri on private brick patio. Gourmet kitchen wtparquet floors, nook. microwave oven, gas & elec. built·ms. PLUS central Mir, wet bar. fplc & Roman tub. $119.900. Ula Harper 752·1414. (K-lOS> $108,800U Air-cond. 3 BR S&S Driftwood model w1fplc. famll1 rm, (onnal dlnmg- rm w tweJ.. bas + maint·free paUo Comm. poot. Vee Stinson 642·8235 <K·l06) coumARD EHTIY To one of the prettiest Card1ffs ever! Excellent wall coverm~s comptement new beige plush cpt. soaring ceilings w /skylight windows. 2 lg. BRs & 2 baths . dbl. garage. ;\JI add up to a super townhome! Dorothy Lewis 752-1414. <K·l071 TUR1lE ROCX HIGHMMOS Lovely "Macgregor" model Lusk home on cul-de-sac next to greenbelt. 4 BRs. 3 baths, family rm. formal duung rm & gourmet lutchen. Pnced to sell at $192,500. BeUe Partch 752-1414. CK 1081 ~000 -CONDOMnlUM Extra nice 2 BR w/cinnamon brown cpl -bigh beams -patio deck - service rm -encl. garage. In lrvme-near schooi& & shopping. Owner I Agent Lots M lller 642·8235 CK· 1091 READY FOi amRTAJMNG In the private yard of this Turtle Rock 4 BR +family rm home tliat has patio area w lfi.te ring for ease of entertaining. Pnced right at 1143,900. AppL only. Lorrame RentJJe 752·1414. CK-1101 "BRAND SPANKIHG NEW" ln Univ. Park -2 spacious BRs + exquisite master swte -family rm w /wet bar opening to terr a cotta tiled patio w /wood deck & overhang - view of pool & jacuzzi. Not just another townhome -this must be :.t~en• $142.500. Appt. only. Holly Mark as 644-6200 CK 11 1 l UlHVfRSITY PARK A rare, air cond. S BR. family rm home on beauufully landscapetl lot. Outstanding location! Decorated in impeccable taste w/lots of used hrick. t.ile Ooors & gorgeous new cpt. Bin Hulch1ngs 752·1414. IK·ll2J ORANGE COUNtY PROPERTI: LAGUNA VIEW Beautiful split level home remodeled for the d1scnminat1ng Buyer. New kitchen, parquet floors. lusb cpts, 3 BRs. C2+den>. family rm w/bar. Ocean, canyon & night hght view. Perfect couple home $239,500. Beverly Morphy 642--8235. CK-113) 4 BR VIEW HOME -$91,500 One or Mission Viejo's most popuJar Ooor plans situated on wute hillside gr~nbelt at the foot of Saddleback Mtn. Ready for immed. occupancy! Paula Bailey 642·8235. < K · 114 I BEACH tlVING FOR $9'2$0 4 BR single family home w/lg . donn for in-law or teen qtrs over garage + 20' x 33' family rm W/terrauo tile. bar & 2 rptcs. H/F 18' x 39' pool. Near Huntington Harbour. 2 m1. to State Beach. Vee Stinson 642·8235. CK-1151 lAGUNA tll1S Outstanding Meredlth home In marvelous location w/VIEW! 4 BRs, country kiWlen, step-down dining rm + lg. master suite. Ir you need a spacious home, you should see Uus one at $158,'°°. Lynne Valentine 644-G2QO. <K-116) CAPISTRAHO BEACH ESTATE HOME -$TTS,OOO Charming 3 BR res. overlooking terraced canyon on estate-i.1 zed lot wtmagnificent while water view• Adjacent near·"• acre level lot av111! for $125.000 wtsale of home for addllioo of pool. tennis or other fac1l. By appl. Paula Badey 642·8235 CK 1171 EASTSIDE ANAHEIM Spacious 4 BR. 21,<J bath bome w/MANY EXTRAS' Lg. corner lot at end of cul-de-sac Prestigious area & close to schools. Sl.04.~. Cookie Alllsoo 6'2·8Z35. <K-ll8> 752-1414 454sc....,.or. Cmnpus Vdtey Center .. -· --· ' lie DAILY PtLOT ' LOCAL I NATIONAL GROUP OF NEW CITIZENS POSES FOR 'FAMILY PORTRAIT' AFTER COURT CEREMONV Photo Taken in Plaza of the Flags, Santa Ana, Courthouse, on July 12 New Americans 92 Area Residents Naturalized Ninety two Orange Coast resi- dents have become American ('ltizens in naturalization ceremonies conducted in Orange County Superior Court They formt'd part of a cont· ingent of 226 former aliens who s hed their a lien status in courtroom formalities directed by Presiding Judge Byron K. Mcl\111lan. Working with Judge McMillan were Judges Robert C Todd and Belly Lou Lamoreaux. both of Newport Beac h Represen· tat1ves of th(• Am.-n can Legion, the Amerir<.1n Legion /\ux1hary, till' clau~htl·rs of thl' American -4le\'olut11m und tht• Ll·ague of ·w om en Vo ters were also on .turnd. Jl untin.c:ton nC'ac·h topped the list of <'ontnhuling Orange Coast t·om mun1t1cs, with 23 former :1l1e ns makLng their homes in the Oil City. Costa Mesa was close behind with 18. while Fountain Valley and Mission V1e10 shared third ~p_ot with 10 each. Other communities represent· ed i nc lud ed Irvine. San Cle m e nte . Newpor t Beach, Laguna Niguel. Laguna Beach, ti n Juan Capis tr ano. Los am itos, Capistrano Beach. guna Hills. El Toro, Sunset ach and Dana Point. The 92 new Americans came 10 the Oran~c Coast from 39 foreign nations Hcadin~ lhe list a s Creal Brit a1n with 16, ·anada with nine and Mexico nd West Germany with six ach. The 92 new Americans. listed o order of the contnbuhng na-1ons · ARGENTINA Nornw Ehs• NowO• 2>'1?1 Bo119n St., Mlu 1on V1•10, •nd Osur Lo.-r Au...,. JlM MonttQO Orlve, Huntlnvton Boen --AUSTRALIA -KenMln Norrn•n TellorO. l0t07 Be lair Ore le. Huntlnvton Buen BRAZIL E•• Teresinn• snen-n. 11••\ Bn SI . Foun••·n V•ll•y BELGIUM Cn..,lrs l •OllOIO JO\tll~ ~· °" S-rt 7S811 VI• P•r•. Mission V1e10 -CANADA -Em"'4 Florenc.e Brown, 7:t C•rrnel Bay Ort .. , Corona~ IN!r. Fr•Hf Juan Klnlev. 2't• Sllanlar Orlvo. Cost• Meu Florence C..tf'len,. M<Clusl<ey, m o MMIMrd Lane. Hunt1nglon Be.en. Jun Arthur O.•t•••· 6ln 8rMrN1r Orlw , Huntington &.«11 E~t llobert c..roen. 2J821 C..11• ~Nldour, M1uion V1e10 Ah<> lrorn c.nao.. 8.-.nd• Ruin and Ronald Peter Y •tf">. 1-1 Sunnycresl U M H..nto1>9ton 8••<11. and Marv Ell"" Kellv. 201'1 Newt>v lane. Huntlnglon &e.-:n -CHINA -· Oll"-~"9 Lu. )16Al LOS C..rritO\ Avp. S.n J,..n Cd1>1Slr"'10 Snu1·Cneuno Wonq, 2Ull Donner Court. L..•Qu,.. N•Qutt. •"O Cn-· J~n K•u. )461 ~SI trvlne CHILE Wernf!r [r,,..sto 11.IOl/P• 11001 wa111nostoro, tos A1arn1t0\ COLOMBIA Myri•m Wlll1•m•. 111\I Broo,hur.i St., liuntlr>Qlon 8 •acn CUBA -~ PublllOnl"S Wllll•m•.10 •1 tv~ Gt•n. LaQuna NIQutt, eno Jorci• Oem•lroo Alvclre 1. 1947 K1UcteiPr C1r(te1 C.o\lt11 M~n• CZ ECHOSLOVAKIA HaM Simon l&ll) vn11wpo1nt Lone. Hunt1nqton Stach DENMARK -Mooen• Hdilon FOQ Ill Via lth<lco. Ntwoort 8Hch. <Jnd Anna L•.,.. Pantnek~. 13111 Onk..,N• Clrcl• ..... ,,.. -· E CUAOOR -Rosa Fabiola Hribar, :n.tll1 Spinnaker 0.-•W. La9una Niguel, a nd AA.tr•• Terna Pierce, 225Q Sa«tdofl. Mluoon Vl•lo -E L SALVAOOR -Danie! Aeullu, I04U Parake•t Core••. Fountain Valtt y G llEAT BRITAIN -E1lffn !"Mine!,. HaNo, 31" G1bra11ar A••, Casi• M•'"'· Mary ,.,,d ~F4illdJ~.......,,om.'. K-· onQton Btecll; Sara FrMCn H•V9•. UM Con· l1iwnta l Ave~ Co\t..t ~. Sl-y Ch<lrlH Oot•n, •1S2 Cornell 0..1.,., Hunh"'JIOft 8•«11. Al••l•or MICllHI Kll\ley. JOl3 Donnybrook St . CO\la M•'" Oamo<> M.>11.,.-y ~o H•r~rt • ll•na, lrvoM JO!vt M<Clus&ev. 70l'1 Man'4rd UM, Hunltn9ton lle«ll. OIMr 8n!IOM incl.-o Paul Stew••• V11'(' 2~ LA Qullla. Mtuoon V•e10. Patric1• An~ Hulell. •12:S C..lle B•eft"tntdo. San Cle,,,...1.- Mtrlon Joan Allen, 1990 Pon SubOurM W~y N•wPOrt 8eacll; Marv and JoM Roonev. 1010 Voctorta SI., Costa ~s.t Oll~r Br.Ion• Elam .. Cnro\ltnr B~kk•r tl>lll S S Pacific Aw. Sunwt B.acn H•ro•o lnom.t\ Siiton.rd, 101'5 Konqbord A>H Founla•n Vallo Oorl\ Edltn llerQm•nn. 1141 N•w Ham11•11or~ Ori .. , COst..t Me'6. -· HUNGARY -Marla Moln••. 4'1 W•tnul Place. C.o•t• Meu. a no K•mlll• Marlon, 1100 Petel"50n wav. API. SE. Costa Mo• -· HAI fl -Je•n Man e Glrard Rolla Maolo1t~. S822 lr~y Orivtt. Huntington Bf'.tth !NOIA -Vlrb/\anda• A~'""' Ar1un, 7JllOS Via Gr•n<M, M•••ion Viejo. IT Aly A"91'la Farrell, 1Sll1 Willett L•nt Huntlr>Qton 8u<h. IQna1lo fl'ote:IMttl. m.s Via Santa Marta, MIUlon Vl•lo; Rernl910 S.t· l•on, ,., H-ver 0..1 ... Gotta Mew. tRAO S.bOUll Mtolllon Malkonl.,., JOSI MAdlWn Aw • C:O.I• Mtt• ISllAEL YQ.tl Sonen•lltM, 1431 Mona<o Orove. L•QUna ~<Kil tllAN Mo1'14rnmad Motwlmmid TWiii, JM> l ht St , API F. Costa-Mt. JAP ... N -Mli-o ~·· 345 HaWVIOrN Road, L•GUN8"cll • M[.<ICO Alrn• A"91'llC• Aomo ...... M•v•r Pl.te~ eo.1a ~\41 Ju<l1lh H•rt . 3531 E-St 1rv1~ C..rrnel\ ano s.1v.-R.,,_ C•m•''""" lt>U? C.•11• Ver a no, CaplsU•no BHch, Maro• 5o<or•o PMll•ov•. l'MS2 -.a L•ne. Hunt1nQ1on ~..en •nd ROM Glacfyl Nelarl, lli.J E.11 .. Ori••. o-Point. MOROCCO -Yolano. Sprlnoer. 2'121 VI• ~" Clorn•nte. Mlulon v,.,o f'l lCARAGUA Oe• •I O•I Socorro At..-· tto 1141~ v,., ~'~'~· M1u•on V1efo and Anw.no• v., tori A "onyO..r 7'1341 Applewood Court, !"Min )Ud" C•O•\trt)n() " THE N[l HE RLANOS Ma•1•n El·F•1iv. HU.& ~anld CIMa Dan. Point PE llU Lupe H•v~• Aran.. 11S..0 S,,n C •ndelo. Fountain Vallo •nd Ena Zoreva Cio1osc1>m101, 10337 Slater Ave , Fountain Vall•r. fHE PHILIPPINES -Mui• Nenlt• MM\nall. JI~ A Smlln Wav. San Clemente. Lut Pt>l4lQIO M1llf'r, &881 AetM rford Or1vtt. Hunt H'tQton 8P3Cn. Ft"' Atnca $pr1nqer, •S72 S<enano Oriv-. Munt1nQton 8 t dCh, and El\tl M•h•MY Lum1nt•\, l1 I I Wallace <,t , c.oMAI Mew. POLANO J~t Antoni Slosarcryk, 3'12 S4>Qo St • Irvine. W11010 SIAln••law and Zofia ei.. jkOwlk1, bolll of tn S1 F.iklrk une, Hllfllll'l9t0ft Beec11 SOUTH KOREA -Byung Wan and CllUnQ Won 1(1rn, bolll of 1071S K•r>Qbord A•e. Fount••n varre11. OMU PRff: "ll1 Sfur9"fi, -.=euntem V•ll•v. Son At Ltt. ?S)qt Ca<1111ac Orove. lAQIJna Hill\ Hyunq Ja Yoon, &Ut t<.elfey Cn-cleJ Hunt~ •nQton 8•.><n Jon<>Sun •ncl Suno Soon Ann, 1027 V•l•ncoa <..1 Coo.II! Mt>sa. SOUTH AFRICA -Si.n1ey Fn e411erQ, 2i.5 fernr>I• Hiii\ Drove, L.tllllN Be.-:1\ SOUTH VIETNAM Tnuy BKl't T---'. SO-S 01• Vt\ta. ADI l S"n Cltmenta URUGUAY Ll'<M Pollo 10031 Cr1l .. t, Hun- t1nqton 8t>M.n WEST GEllMANY l•S<'IOUP M...O•lla. tl?SO D•vonwooo C11ct• Foun1a1n V•ll•v Heidi ( .ao.tlt 111 V1• 2.te>ald Sdn (lemenle; BlliJllle Au9u\., Ando"on 10r>S7 ~""' Park Lene. H-t1nQIOn Bt.cn. Klaus Jurcien H•MC. 1n• Vt W. Ocunlront. NPwpon ~Kil. •nd Chrl•U-Alm Her rn•nn , 2171 Rutoe~ Orive, Costa Mesa. YEMEN Salen AOOulwalt Munn sar, 111 Ctnl•r SI , Apl 6. CO\ld Mt>'" YUGOSLAVIA B•rostav Ante 8<>sn1••. ll '7 s,tv,.rwood Or1vp Lo\ Alamitos • .tnd RocM rO lllldomor Ceteketlc. 170<!0 San R1urdo ... , f ounlaln Vtlttv ST A TEL ESS ~1an Obrad Cvf!lkovlch, S!O Paul•r1no SI., Apt. B· IO'I, C.ost..t Me!IA. CONO GROUP OF NEW AMERICANS FACE CAMERA JULY 13 AT COUNTY COURTHOUSES Among the 92 Naturalized, 23 Are Huntington Beach Residents, 18 Costa Mesa Judge Weighs Decision ST. PAUL, Minn. CAP> - udge Archie Gingold says he asn 't concerned with the law hen he ordered 4·year ·old Lacey Ellison's artificial )j(e upport.s turned off. "It was my conscience." said e r etired juvenile court judge, ho only handles special cases. "I WALKED THE streets, late night. and I had calls from ople thal lhey were praying or me "You know. ln the last nalysis. I Wj!nt back -not to y deeply legal, ponderous law UIJliC -but to one of m y own cases tn juvenile court. some years ago. ··A badly burned boy needed skin grafts and because of their religious beliefs. his parents re· fu se d to p e rmit b l ood transfusions. That boy had to be kept in a tub of solution so Infec- tion wouldn't set into his raw tis· sues. He was in terrible pain "ANO SO I finally said to the learned lawyer for the religious sect: ·tell me. is there any phys1· clan or person in the world you know who could come and graft that skin without the use of blood?' "And that attorney looked at me and said. 'No, we don't know of any.' And my decision was m ade right then. I ordered the use or blood to help that boy." In this case. "I asked the public defenders acting on Stacey's behalf lf they knew of any medical techniques that hadn't been used that could help Stacey They said they didn't. ·'That was all I needed. I is· sued the order to push the but· tons. The Supreme Court backed me up. of course But still ... " The Judge 's eye~ blurred with lcars as he recaJled lbe epiaode. 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 CLASSIF_IED INDEX •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••w.. I 002 G1Mr.. I 002 ......................•..••..•..••.•.•.••..•.. Te Ptact Yttr Ad, Call 642·5678 HOUSH F111 SAU a-11 klbo.lalalld llel1'cM l'cel11>ul• l apu~tr Mno tt.f.tti( h (onNM~l lhr lO'\• '4,.,. .. ~l'1ntl( tJ Toto ,._•1• '•lk·• ltUMlftlllun 1141•1 h .,,.,. i..1.-11t···~ IAl lllll lhli. ..... llM .... IWUrl Ml•'°"''"I" ~:~~:;h ~" '""" ( -.p.,t1 .. no 'wMi4 An• .._,i.1 ltit•rh bf.NL)\ L •WUlllll W.tm1n,I•'' Mob1l• lln111" '•It• RUL ESTATE A.rtt;i.ititfhf "'''' A&lttftOMfil ro• 'If'" ~~~:~~1~rh ( """" f\ .... t f)ltl._ t omntt,. 111 1''1"'"' ''"' lunt .. 1ft11R111ftl"' 'tit DuVlt" \ nil ,,.,, U'iti'', 111 t.1 \t'"' •t lrvuu .. l'tu1 .. rh lf'tlut.dHo1I Pthl11t tlw (JA• I~,.,.,. \lt.t"lf llnu (th l'r~ Mrw.intn l>-.,, I~'"''''' Or •nt'• \ 1. t•tht• ~ ~ ~:.~;.:;~'"' RlllC'-t111m '••ou-. kt•I t'°"\W\t t "' h .. r1t• Kt>_, t:.J>t4h "-4nh 11 REHTALS llou·t" t u,-n1,hf'-tf llOO"'"" l ttlUff'tU~htd ftw .. r' t urn uf I r1• \nncktftuNUnl\ ,..urn (.~tn1urru. t nl To-nhcNM't t urn T""--L•I IJup\nto h rn Oup!HH Uni • Apb P'llrn A"" Unhlff\ Avto P'llrn °' Uni Room' Hoom II Board lltl(('I\.. \irAt't" '•Ut ""' ll011lt'1" "'m""'' Kt'flt•I-. \•t l \.H>n lt.nt•I~ Ktnl•t• IO~.,. Gani•~ 'Ot Kent Olh<-t Ktnlal 11<111-• ll~ntll &"'.h'"''''•' rtrnl10 ;:,~"-~: V. ._m•·•I Ml\r H1nhih :.100 IJIXl JD) J l()ol fOUAl HOUSWOfG OPl'ORTIJNITV ,....._.,Moffcr. AJI real estate advertised in this newspaper IS sub· ject to the Federal Fair Housin g Ac:t of 1968 which makes 1t illegal to advertise "any pre· ference. hmitalton, or discnnunation based on rac:e. color. religion, sex. or national on gin. or an Intention to ma.ke any such preference. hmita lion, or disrn rrunation: · This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advE'rt1sing f or re al estat.e wluch 1s m v iola lJon of the law BlRORS: Ad•erlisen shcMlld cMck tMir ads doity and report .... ran i,...diahfy. TM DAILY PILOT assmwes liability f« tM fint j,.. cornet iwseriiOft oaty. ~ 1 ................... .. ~ 3~ . 3'0l JlOO 3'ICIJ JllOO "°"' _, ••••••••••••••••••••••• G1Mral 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ::~ OLD WORLD CHARM. •200 Veranda, brick waJI, lg ::: lot. Hrdwd flrs. 3 Br. agt ·~ Shenna n, 646-74.14. 1400 1-----------~~ '612S DN to Vets buys this 1).111 beaut4 Br, FR hm. Open BUSINESS, INVEST· MENT. ftNANCE ::: Sat & Sun 12·5 .18812 Capense. Fto Vly. Ask for &telle Evs call (21.31 597-4735 ~'::::~~~~~ ~ ln\t 1m.rtt.Ui·~•1t' tOt,, I r.,ati lrt\nfn• f'4 V. .. nh d ARt; "'''"' I•• I 1l.ln '-hi• \\twV) "..iott •I ...Ol ~·..ni••••.111. ,;4) ANNOUNCEMENTS, PDSOHALS & LOST & FOUND .. .....,LK. 146-ll71 BEACH FIXER Announn·ntt"nt-. •aeo RARE FIND! Steps to ocean! Garden roof with view' Too good to last' Hurry. call 645-0303 I •' root ~lllll 1 .. c.J ~oh~""' ~..:.u. 1...,.1 " f wnd .m Ptr"°""I' o31t() !«1al Clut. •100 l •oti >llll SERVICES EMPLOYMENT Ii PREPARATION ~htJof\ ln"lnH'llDn JOI> W•nl•~ 11•1~ .... ""'"" "' " t MERCHANDISE AntK&11• A1111h11h1 t•i.. 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J 1.,:u.u Jt'JL" ti KA' m.nn lthuf w .... d. Mttt..fdc.. 8~n1. MO MOB '.h~ t P1H1h'I" f'tU1t•11I ''°' •t ~. U,·n•oU tto11 ... tW)11• t...01 .. f6 w;\O Mii& ... .:o tor.:) 11.00 ~ ~tO .. ~ HO:.(! llilM .lllJI !IY.:S Wll'O lO•ll !JYll IU!O -· .. ~ twtl , .. a "''" .. Cl .. , .. >"19(. "'l!lll .. w ·•110 !N:ll .. ..:in ••!.IO FORESTE OLSON ..... c Qf ... -.,.uo..-. SHARP·ROOM AFfORDAILE 2 big mstr bedrms • Frm I din! Fmly rm' Cathedral ceilings! New paint & crpl 1 Pool & Jacuzzi! Priced t o sell n o w ! ~949l. OCUNAtOKr 3 Bdrm. +den home on ~ rt. lot; frpl.. built· Ins. patio. beamed ceil· togs. S37 s.ooo 673-3663 &t2·22S3 Eves associated 81101\ f II'> llE II, T"PS ,1,: 'A lio•t • '' ,. ' ,., ::~ ltiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmj ••t!O 1-----------:I ..... '<Ml 'J.•Ht •VETS* OOOWN·OCLOSING Homes in au areas or ORANGE COUNTY VET AGT. Catt 541-0800 ~ l•MIWPOIT----H•BG-•HT-S~ ~ 3 BR. l Bath. garage, !l.7u large yard, fruit trees. = near H arbo i H1gb . ~:V\ ~ "i01 $89,500. Roy McCcrdle, IUtr. 54t-7729 ~, ................... ... !.m , ............. _ .. _ .. ~~ 11IWdlMJ To---? ~;; Visit the SPECIALIST at ·,;>J tbe Condominium In· ~~ formation Center. Serv· ~: I n g a I I o f 0 . C . ,,~ TOUCHSTONE RLTY :::~ 18582 Beach Bl. #8 ·1111 Calt 963.0167 ~·=·-.................. .. •ns.s •-----------111:. wa1 HO\\.'I S.1t1 Sut>.ru • ........... ·f~r~:~--ph \.ulh"-41•.ll'll Vohu NEW ••• • ~7ol:.: ~j~ ~ir'l '171\1 tH7~ BUSINESSMEN Contact the DAILY PILOT for lntonnatton regarding th• county requlremenu tor using • Fictitious BuslneH Neme. &42-4321 IXT. S32 Starting •New Business A cccordl "• lo C•lllornia lkltlneA •ncS ~Ot•MMln9 Cod9 (Sec. 11to0 10 11930) •II ,._, .... ~· -o.r • ftdlllous ~ mull flt• • •t•lement with the Covnty Clerk anel hn• it publlatted tour t1m•• I " a n••9'1•P" fff\llng the ere• In which the ~ .... -.ted. The •l1t1me11t Is ,.qulfe4 br llW Md la _,..,, I" pnMeetlflt JQllf b111l11111 ........ Most bank• require pt'OOf Of llllng 10 C>Pll\ commefdel -"· The DAILY PILOT pt'Ovlde• bOtfl 1111119 anel publleetton ..,.v1ee •• We hawe all 1~ NCllUf'Y fbrm• end mel11t.in • da lly ••rvlce 10 lh• Or•"•• County Co11t111o11 ... Either •lot> by one of out co""'"lenl olllc•• or phone llle LfOAL OIPAllTiftHT 141-4321. lit n2 tor mon lntor"'•t.IOtl •nd IOfm• DAILY PILOT DAILY PILOT . .. . . ...... , . ... ' , .. . ... . --... ... .. Pete Barrell Jeafi'! prejenlj HARBOR VIEW HOMES LOYEl Y 5 IDRM SOMBSET -with many extras. Beautifully landscaped wood decking. patio covering and fir l'P•l for yea r long ou td oo r enJOYment. Family room & dining room add to the comforts or family llvrn ~. $197.500 price includes the land' 1827 Port Ashley, Ml Open Saf/S. I -S EASTSIDE COSTA MESA LARGE FAMILY HOME -5 Bdrms. 3 full baths. family room with fireplace. lormal dining room + playroom. Ex('cllent lam1ly plan. tan convert e a~ll y to }Our need s. Large completcJy equipped kitchen. S96.000. 197 luoy, CM Open Sat/Swi 1-5 THE BEST IN THE CREST SECLUOED & UrGU.DEO -And price JUSt lowe red 3 Bdrm. 3 baths & den l'Onnec:ll'd lo la rge mas ter suite. Exccpt1onally l'an•d lor -lo\ely de('orating' EnJOY moving right in #22 Goodwfl Ct., Ml 0,.. Sun t-S WATERFRONT-THE BEST! F!EL YOU OWN THE PACIRC -Little gem of a home on larger lot in the heart of Wes t Newport. Excellent surfing, & sunning at your front door' Room for expansion. 4105 s.ashon Dr., HI 0plft Sat/S. 1.5 ON . THE CANAL CHAHCE TO IUY LGE FAMILY HOM£ - with lots to off er 4 Bdrms. family room + de n & dining room. Sunny waterside deck to enjoy spacious vu?w. Near pool~ & beach. Sl49.750 NEWPORT BONANZA IEAUTIFUL HOME WITH IMCOME - partially furnished, nicely decorated duplex close to beach. Open beams, rich paneling. firepl aces -"In high r e nt area". Very well priced! CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX WALK TO llG COROMA llACH -and Corona del M a r s hopping. This spacious unit has 3 bdrms & 2 baths downstairs + 2 Bdrms & 2 baths upstairs. Each unit has its own private patio. f1repJace. buittin kitchen. Add to this a com er lot and 4 car garage. All for $194.500. 642-5200 DAVIDSON REALTY PRESENTS OCEAN YJEW! Crest condo. glamorous 3 bdrm., 2112 baths. with soaring ceilings & gweeping view. #12 SWIFT COURT, N.B. OPEN SAT. 1·5. $149,000 OCEAN VIEW! Beach duplex with huge 4 BR owner's unit + 2 BR rental. Balconies & patio for easy living; 3 car garage. Only $189,500 OCEAN VIEW! Penins uta triplex. Frplc. Grea t income potential OnJy $175.000 DAVIDSON REALTY )OU• W~cc••tt"'' ~<I'. 645·7575 3116 Ne...po" Bi.cl °" B 673·9060 t 3 PIN'(' pa110 lx'Hl.'.h dl'~1f(n by 81kf' b0d1ce with open·tlded 'klrt. aide t•PPt'd ... hort' with )tdl· pockets. <'OWi hOOd·O-OC:kpll'Ct' NS 347 M1~se~ 8 16 To ord": ~<·nd e•ttern number. \UC. n.imt". addr.ss and &IP PRICE: $2.90 plus lk shlppln« & lludll"•· st>ftnt •Summer Orfjlfftl Patten Book, ll.51 PP'o DMllntt Sew Tip &olt, Sl.tl ppd. M ok(' <'ht'tlt puyabll' 10 Spadea. Send to th1~ ncw~P•IK'f. t''o Sc>ttdca. 2 Bnd11e St • Milford. N J. fMl8.18 l>t'pt C IS ~ ~ ..W LOW ftltCIS! 2 Units, R1vl!r Ave . re Joced from snu.~ to SJ14,500 1 Quaint beach home • ~ blk to ocean. reduced from $128,500 to 1119.5(>111 ..... y TO SWiil! ltmUCB> TO Slit.HO Bes l buy in Cameo Highlands with an ocean view. Enclosed front courtyard entrance lo a lovely 4 bedrm, family room home. So quiet & private it's almost like living in the country. See today & you'll buy it! 450 t 5UalfY DllVE SUW 1-S:JO WESTCLIFf-S 17', too Walk lo Mariners Park & Westchff PJ~za from this meticulously maintamed 4 bedroom & family rm home. Beauliful la rge m aster suite in sort colors. Inviting front slate walk w1Lh gate, splendid la ndscp. oversized g arage.& room for pool 191 5 MAIUHEllS DR. SUH 1-5:30 HAllOlt VIEW-$226,500 A real "sit·down" ocean view from the living room of this lovely 4 bedrm home! A hu#?e recreation rm for wonderful parties, for:me• dining. Sharp. s harp! Great yd for pool. llG CYN TOWNHOME S 155,000 Leis ure livi ng in this delightful highly upgraded 2-b()d & 2-bath townhome. C us tom des igned furniture and fu rnishings of living and dining rm may be purchased. 48 CANYOH tSUND SAT/SUM 1-5:30 llG CYN GOLF COUISI VIEW! Fantastic view from this lovely 3 bedroom 21 2 bath townhome with formal djning rm. Most popular El Dorado model. Enjoy the amenities offered -tennis. pool. jacuzzi & ~ecurity. Call for appt. $219,500 LAGUHA HIUs-l.EISUIE WOILD 8eautiful view of new golf course nnd '>Urrounding a rea. H ighly upgraded. unatlachC'd 2 bedrm , 2 bath home in besl new a r ea. Quiet cul -de-sac street, plu:-.h cpl~. custom draperies, full p<illO & cover. a ir/cond. $138.000 WA1HFttOMT Immaculate, profess de corated home. 2 bdm11; & den + dming rm. large quarry tue in hall & den, huge patio & deck. $350,000 including land & boat sllp! OCliMNOHT Duplex. 3 & I-bdrm units , eac h w1lh frplc. Dbl garage, corner lol. S340.000 including land! OCEAHFROMT Cho ice ocea nfront duplex. on the sand! Huge ups1a1r:. bdrm. l~c kitchen On large R·2 lot $375.000' lalboG lo y Prop. Reatton * '675-7060 * DUMPY FIXER ATTENTION INVE.5TORS! Near the beach! Older home on huge lot! zoned R-2! Loti; of possibilities! For de· tails call: 645·0303 FORESTE OLSON ...... It! A•"' •Ii• IEASTSIDE DFCOST A MESA. Cute older 2 Bdrm home with dining. fireplace. big lot. lots or trees & shrubs. Alley entrance for HV etc Asking only $6.1.500. Call 54~ 1151 ~HERITAGE REALTORS HARIOR VIEW HILLS S PE CTACULAR. forever Catalina, ocean vie ws llu gc main EARLY ILUFfS Thia dw w9wg co:tdo It located °" • lonty gre•••lt ... Shp5 to '"'""9q CJ'"" .ct camn•uitr pool. 1 ... ffwff ~-"G" ,._ _.... •lew of rroCM«to: 'f roW IMCI lock~. Slst,500. EASTILUFF CultOflliud two story Ea1tblirff ho:M ~ Mlper •itw of MCMltolM, llcJhh .ct lock lay. 1Jvtt bedrootlt, tftrN battt, larci- faMily room and kitcheft with eating er.a. This iMMOculate holfte will Hll lheH. $179,500. FIVE IEDROOMS PRICED .AT $101,500 Pool, joca&i, fire pit, lush carpet. woocft •d ..,., .. .,, Fifth ~ ..... and fa•lly rOOtllll with fireplace could be Hporale ,.......,..i...,aw" ...... t. Vert ttictly •Tcagtd and decorat.cl hotM in Hceli.nt school district. BLUFFS CONDO Specious Dftottl rtan. Titree bedroom aitd two .ct OM hatf battt1. VffY pri•ah eftd ualt with tt.ree patlo1 o•wiooldng lo•efy grt ..... L4rtje kltc:htft wfth eaff:MJ WH, built-in boollcases iR IMng rOCMR. trock lighthiag met CJCIS bar~. $157,500. BIG HOME~OW PRICE Ideal for ICll"C)e family. Ftn bedroom whtt dHI, ciniag room. bf'ffllfcnt rOOM. L~ fHud c~ lot toctfll R-2. Near pcrl and shopping. ~ at SI 09,000. 644-7020 2123 SAM J~A9UIM HILlS ROAO NEWPORT BEACH WESLEY H. TAYLOI CO., "REALTORS 21 I I S-Joaquia Hilt Road tenance free lot. This 3 ~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Bdrm + family room MEWrORT CENTER. H.I . 644-49 IO home is an Immaculate jewel. Highly upgraded, ~ cond., even a mml ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!putting green! For the -discerning buyer seekini: ----------------1 pnvacy, elegance and VA •Ho Down Payment •Ho &crow ms S99 MOVES YOU IN Two-Three Fow ledrooms ALL LOCATIONS r1i .. ~c homC'i. ;ili-o available lo non-Vets through l!tt\ l'l'nmcnl i.,w down progr.tm!> 540-3666 OPEN SUH 1-5 3830 KEY BAY DRIVE HARBOR VIEW HILLS Lusk Sausalito on large corner Jot; 3 bdrm~. & s unny family rm . I la nclsomely decorated : beautiful rear ya rd with lattice covered patio. s prinklers & guuers. Sl97,500 Fee land EILEEN HUDSON REALTOR 644-0322 EYEAYTHING IUT. . . THE lfGHT OWNH Walk to Ylldlt CWK. F• .. don 11'-d fro. ............. '"-,.,.,... -.-. Loc.t.d -• 1w""'9g c.....,. lot ..... FAIULOUS VIEW. OWMrS .. moftlig to bHch to ....... tlteW ...... c- .... SH fWt fcmfCllffc .......... , f• AJI lhit. _......, ,...... • .$260,000. Ofl8f SUNDAY ONLY 12·4 rM. 1619 ._... Ooo.a CORONA DB. MAI 1)WIJ.U CoH..._. c.,.... loc......_ CIMs Jag l ••ooa. _.. wfttl ..... pd•• ,.._ .ct • 2 ....... ..... 0..... ..,. ......... ,_. hnM". OPIM 5UNOA Y t ·"S PM. •lO/,ZO•!J Acocio. OLD & .-W S250~000 T errlfic Cft .,,.... Z·~tary Nwer hotM °" .. COl"Mr' wfttl 2 b•*a a• __. °'" ft1tr.1 Sep.rate w .... ._ nnHc c.Mt •• r..-fKt for ..... OWllW wtto w .... --a• INMM. saau-.•rv ·-"" 315 Mame Ave 8elboa Island ~73-6900 ----- serenity. Offt>red ol $260,000 ~ i ' ;., " ~-· f • ' ! 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Beautiful new upgraded carpeting. Available now. Only $119,900 or $595 a m onth. INYESTOltS OEUGHT -Unbelievably prlced 5 Bttr1i'I. :rtmtnr·KensingtOn", it's leased for one year at $750 per mo Only $155.000. Ca ll offic e for information. GOLF COURSE VIEW -Beautiful super upgraded "Dulcinea" in La Mancha Townhome Development in Mission Viejo. 4 Bdrm, 3 baths + f ~mily room a nd air cond. RAHCHO SAH JOA(f>UIH -Location, convenience & views. Popular San Mateo Model, steps to pool, beautiful & private. Close to public golf course. 2 Bdrm, offered 1:1t $114.500. Ask for Bruce Van Kirk THIS IS A WINNER -Light. bright. air co nd .. 5 Bdrm D evon s hire in Turllcrock Glen Broadmoor homes. Dramatic 2 story entry. 2 fireplaces. extras, extras, extras. Offer ed at $217.500. Ask for Sally Terwillh?er. LIDO ISLE BA YFRONT FIRST TlME OFFERED. Via Lido Nord bayfront home; 40 fl. lot next to L.1.C.A. beach. 3 Bdrms. +guest apt.. pier & slip. s unny patio. $625.000 OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 128 VIA LIDO NORD Lawson Realty Company 3416 Via Lido Newport Bc.ich 71 4 -675-4562 S©ll~lA-L£r.,zrs· Thot lntri911in9 Word Gom• with o Chudle """" .... C\A'f •• rou,Alll ----- 0 houo•l)e the 6 ocrolllbled ...,.di below IO ,..o\e 6 ,.""'i. wc<rh _, i.n.-. ol eoth W\ Ill 11.,. ol >QUOlel H ECCIS LARTEY I I' I I' I I· H A S R J P I I I I I I R 0 8 K RI]~ I etopJ*I In thla r .. 1. I I Ii J •ur•nt and the m•ltre d' . _ . _ _ told me that I n""9d 10 -------wear a tie, eo I aakld him 11 I l I X F U N 11 could ~t • table If I went 7 I I I I I . out end ~uoht • ue1 •nd ti• Nld, No, I don t --• your ·-.,ll'ltf' .. I I~ Al w ll El E ' I 0 c-o'-•• .... ,hvOI• Qv<HO<f . I .,. •. 11 ... q .............. ~ ...... d. .__._...._....__.__._....I ..... ~·t'r' ~'.~...:~_No ] be'- • ::i12*NJMif'10 I' r r r I' 1· I' r r 1 ei=-I ] I I I YOUR I I I I I I SCUM--l.ITS Auwen la Cle11lflcatiott 1080 Sunday July 2J :978 DAil '( P1LOT D:f' :GENERAL ~COATS & WALLACE '::FJJ REAL ESTATE, INC. A IOCAUY OWNlO COMPANY SlRVIHC THE SOUJH CO SI AREA SINCE 1963 RESORT LIVING $64,000 Hu nting to n L<1ndmark. features m1lhon dollar recreation facililtes and 24 hour manned security gate. This nearly new all adult 2 Bdrm. 2 bath condo ('annot be duplicated for: this lo w price. Call now for details 962-4454 BEACH TRIPLEX $210,000 Arth1lcl'lur<"llly interesting build1nc localed less than mile to the pier in llunt un gton Beach. £cich unit has fi replatt'. pal10 & scµarale garage Owne r 's unit with 3 Bdrms dnd dramaltc vaulLCd ceilings. Call now 962-4454 PRICE SLASHE01ltt,1t9B._ ~ Ddrm home reflects executive livmg al llS finest at ;J reduced price or $205.000. Impeccably maintained II u r ry. C4'I for details 64o.6 I 6 I. RELAX AND LIVE He aut1ful 3 Bdrm home close to po<>l. Lennis, schools. library & shopping . Low lOC)'s, call 552·6161 HAPPINESS IS A 4 Bdrm 3 bath exquisite home with ~tcp-down formal dining and large family room. The landscaping is new and decor charming. Near shopping & parks in one of Costa Mesa's most prestigious a r eas. $134 .900. subm1l your terms. CaH 546-4141. ARE YOU LOOKING? For a beautiful home at a price you can afford? This 3 Bdrm home with a brand new kitchen. lovely carpeting. a nd more SG!'.i.500 will buy this . so hurry' Call 546·4141. · Serving Costa Mesa-Irvine Huntington Beach-Newport Beach ~ne P roperlie~ SPYGLASS HILL Just redu~ed S48.000. Unequivocably the best buy in Spy~l ass Hill. Fabulous New Bedford Model. Ocean and bay view. Open I :1 today. 21 Goleta Pomt Drive BIG CANYON -s (}_ L JJ·xpanded P~an 3. pool:. $4C - llG CAMYON Hroadmoor 2 Plan with pool. jacuzzi. putting green. hard lo find at $439,000. llG CA.HYOM -Mc Lam Town home. ocean & golf tourse view. BC's best value. $225.000. Open 1 5 today :;3 Canyon Island We have several ocean & bayfront homes avail able with pier & slip~ FREE RENTAL SERVICE BUSY & NEEDING Uniqu~ Homes of M e~:1 Verd~ 1s "pluggt.-d into· 1t r<>loca l 1on r dl.'rrJI '>••rvtl"C lhJl ha:. r rl.'Jlcd a demand for more ~al<•.,people We are bu'ly and nt•cd hi.' Ip• 1-:x pc rien <cd or nl'w salespeople ma y apply Attractive 1anl1ques1 of rice & top quality (peo pie> a s:.11c1ales lo work wtth. Conlnt:t Sandy Orlowsk or Jun Wood Jl 546·5990 Sell tdlc item!> FANTASTIC VA CONDO LYiy lge 2 bdrm . breakfast area. din rm. pool. clubhouse . .;ecunly ~aled entry lnstdl.' IJun dry, s toragf' ~alorl' Im maculall' Clo:.e l11 So Coa!>l PlazJ 1n Cosla Mesa Thas beauty was sold but fell out 1 Don ·1 hd1late. 545-9491 . NEW CdM VIEW LISTING HARBOR VU HILLS This s pectan1lar ocean v ie w Broa dmoor ho m e abounds 1n uniqueness. rich d ecorum. and fabulous views or ha rbor lights. Catalina s unsets a nd magnificenl colored s aHs on Newport Bay. An unco mpromising delight with 4 bedrooms. 212 baths and an open fce lin~ enhancing e ntertainment ~ind cozy-comfortable family li ving . Very prest igious location with many more a men1Lies. Come and visit! Saturday and Sunday 1 to 5 PM 2715 Windover. CdM $350.000 $10 000 OPPORTUNITY Seller will take back paper on well kept Triplex in prosperous Costa Mesa. 3-2 Bedroom units. Walking dis tance to s tores. II brary & greenbelt park Mus t cic l l immediately. $119.500 Call Linda 675 23J l and cvcmn~s at 646-6457 675-2311 LAGUNA ESTATE Over ',·~ acre ocean \ 1ew estate Luguna Bee:t('h Hos ts 50 year ol botanical garc1e n with 3 Kot ponds walt>rfall ~ Bt-aut1tul oak woo t·e ilin~!'=. m<J s~1ve ::.tone wall ed I ircph.tt·c Lau·ge tor:nai dinmg room. Enormous walk·tn w e l bar In evt!1' larger t'am1l y room Maid "' quarter~ V~ry s pacious ~:.•,c h t:n Mirrored hideaway master wing . .:>r-a rkltog diamond shaped pool A must to see for discnmin<.itmg buyerc; S589.r.OU C~t ll to preview 752-. 700 • 11662 MAC AITHUI ILYO.-SUITi 1Q~-lYINl / ~ Colesworthy & Co. i.'I ;), "· 0 ~1 · 'r'\J', ~ lv'C:°'J •-;'I t.1 ::: •1.t.lr 2S4.S EASTBLlJ&ft OR NEWPORT BEA'tl+., CA 640-0020 OPEM IM· THE .ILUFfS lunm .1t 1 bdrm , h<1l11 cor.d0 ovcrlu<,ktnl-! gr eenbe11. with cr.at ur- :, h ad c l r l' L'.. . d cs 1 r ,, b IL-. o 1 1 g 1 n c1 I section Quiet &. convement to v11lagt:- s hopptng & tnmsport :.tllon ~13!1.900 Held open today i-S 2003 Barranca MINI-INVESTORS A TTEMTION Small warehousl' complex m primt> But:na Park c..rea Perfect starter property. Annual 1r:comt:' Si ~.OOG Properly 1,, c It' .11· & ow :1 er w 1 & I fin 3nt'C'. With 25'' dowr. $lg.i.5{)tt SPARKLING Nolh•llJ..! to do bul mov{' ir: -bet•.er lh~n nc•\\. .~ bdrm & den Chancelior llom E.' :1 Be<t ut1ful v.ood deci<.., with tre llis g uves an open . air)' feeling lhruout. Many cxlr<.. custom features. Low maint. yard . walk to shopping Come see 1t •\skung SIOi.000 MESA YERO£ R EOtiCEO TO $8.<f.000 r\llracllvc 4 bdrm .. 2 ba homt' 1n 1m m al' t:lJ ndition Xlnt loc IACk IAY Fme 4 bd;:m .• ~I.:! bath lamily h<>me--OCr quiet l'UI dt· •at Oversized pool, playhouse. extra storage $169.000 IAYFROMT Severa l fine bayfront home::- with pier & s li~ BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 34 1 B"V~·d•· Dr"'" N 8 675 6161 LIDO REALTY OPEN HOUSES SPECTACULAR VIEW! This lovel y Sµan1sh home tr. Broadmoor ·~ Harbor View Hills. has an in<'redible view of ocean. bay & night lights Thcr~ are 4_; bdrms. :::1 ·~baths & 1a mlly rm. The t entry 1s a lc.1rge. beautiful courtyar~ for compl ete ... ec i~s ·on . 250\ Windover . Corona del ~1ar Open:· Sun 1·5 S298.000 GREENS ANC GREENERY Surround this gorgeou-; golf course home on private str~Pt. Oram at!C pool arc<.1 W!Lh u~ec! brick planters & wood decking ilC'Ct'n' entry to this spac ious 5 bdrm . 4 bath ho me . Sunny, large kilchen. ha!' darling brkfst. area with wrnp-around bay window. Mstr bdrm s uite boasts sitting rm. with frplc:. & wet bar Shew to your d1scnm1nciting clie nts :$359 ,500. 30851 Gr een:-Eas t Or . Lagun a Ni iiurl Open S un 1 5. $359.5(1() HOT TO TROT Tcr~·i fll' :J bdrn" with den. n{·w' l·a rpets. paint&. kit chen floor larf e ya rd w1tll corral to keep your hor"'e~. Pnc l•d t o g:i' !op !nl c ~ S~l.500 W291 Orchid. Sant.; An:A lleights . Open Sun !-:: IEACH HIDEAWAY Quaint 3 bdrm . :1,'! bath home . uteally located. I blk from the be a e h Newly l :.i rpeted & e~ch bdrm has its own t e rrace Fee la nd . S!84.950 530~ :":~·~t une . Newport Se:.ich Open Sat. l ,.; IMMACULATE HOME! Pe rfect Bnycrest home lor couple &r mayb e fav o rite a unt or housekeeper. :.? separ at e bdrm. ~uit c!'. hUl?C f3m1ly & dining rm .. :{ frplc~ . RV boat stor3ge. Vacant &. reudy' $1'19.500. 2007 Commodore, Newport Beach. Open Sat/SW' t s UDO REALTY I• 673-7300 " A D1v1:;1on 01 Re<.1 H 11/ Realry '• ....... . .................. -,. -.~-·-... -.. __ ,.... __ .__ .. .. -..... - l.• •• DAIL V PILOT S..no&J July 23 1918 ~:!:.~.s.~: ........ ~c:-!:::!.~~.~~•e•••••••• ~~:~:.~r •• s.• ... · ••••••• H~H' For S• ·····•···•••••·•·•····· ..... , ................ . Houu~For SaM HcwlH Fer s. t...l..........--. t.....-s• Ll--·,..,. S4llle HcMtut Fors• G....... 100'· G •• ,.. 100• G -· I .._.. ,,_. ~ " • .....-... 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OP84 IH COIOMA l>EL MAI South or the hi ghway, j ust 2 blocks from the beach. 3 bedroom. ready to move in, beam ceilings, wood floors, d ecorator w a llpapers in earth tones. Just r educed to '$161 ,900. See Nancy Simmons at 320 Marigold. 01'B4 IH HA'RIOI VIEW Ch arming home with country kitc h en, h a rdwood floor s. Pool-sized lot, cul -de-sac location. 3 b e drooms inc luding master 1>edroom with s mashing wood and ~lass solarium. "You own the land. $150,000. See Barbara Collins at 1942 Port Dunleigh. P'OOl,SIZID COW ... E astbluff Plan 450 with 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. Immaculate inside plus excellent "curb appeal··. See today. A good buy. $154,500. See Ginny Anderson at 901 Citrus. 0'91 IH UHIYRSITY PAIK Price reduced on this rare Tulane model det ached home in Village III. 3 bedrooms, a large family room, private yard and view. Now only $124.900 .. See Rich Wray at 3> Cedar Tree Lane. ~OR VIEW HILLS An oversized lot holds this lovely 4 bed room, family . dining r oom home. Custom decor will please the discriminate. By appointment only. Present<."Ci :Jl $243.000. See Lyleen Ewing at 1001 Sandcastle. SP£CT ACULAR LIYIHG ••• in 8aycrest . ~ctthedral ceilings, dining r oom , family room. 3 bedrooms and 21h ba ths . Where else in Newport Beach could you rind all this and a large secluded pool for $174,000. See Kay Ranger at 1618 Irvine. NEW LISTING IN ttARIOR VJEW HILLS Sp::it1ous 4 bedroom, 21:.? bath home. Family room overlooking large pool and jacu zzi Many d ecorator touches added lhruout. Great view of ha rbor und ocean. Perfect for fami ly e njoyment. S ee Carole 'MeM ahon ut 1033 White Sails Way. Of'lt4 IN THE ILU~S Lowest 11riced "E " Plan. Large ex pande d country kitc hen , 3 bedroom, family room, set on a .quiet. lus h ~reenbelt . Lots of privacy. $175,000. See Brenda Glass at 52~ Ave. Campo. <>PIM tM SHOIECUffS Charmmg 4 bedroom family home recenlly remodeled, with decorator wallpapers. new carpets. drapes and shutters, gourmet kitchen, wood floors, French doors to lushly planted pa tio, iron gated pool area, many cust o m a ppointments throughout. $325.000 including the la nd. See Evan Corkell at 242 Driftwood Rd. ONCE UPON A TIMI There was. and is, a 3 bedroom home, too J?ood to be true. It's in Irvine Tern1ce you own the land, it's only $189,750. a nd has .storybook charm and value. COIONA DB. MAI COLOMAL Exquisitely c ustom built, new 3 bedroom. libr ary home just steps from bttle Corona beach. Beams, oak hardwood floors, French doors, dumbwaiter and even more await the m ost discriminating buyer . By appointment $525.000. WAU TO II~ COIOMA On those beautiful sunny days, walk to shopping in the village of Old Corona del Mar. enjoy the charm of this love l y s easide area. 3 bedrooms. !a.replace and charming. S240.000. A fl.All FOi THI DIA*TIC Unique _contemporary family home done ln light , na tural tones with obvious good taste. Open and spacious p lan has S bedrooms including master s uite, with den, family room. large pool & jacu22l. $.JS0.000 J. COlOWW.L IA.Mia CO. 844·9060 HOMES YOU SHOULD SEE COUNTRY FRENCH Beautiful executive home in lovely Baycrest. This h as been a f antastlc in vestment area -3 BR. large FR plus splendid patio. See Marge Wolfe. Sun. 1-5. 1501 Lincoln Lane, N.8 . SOMETHING SPECIAL! A r eally ··supe r " home an the .. Ranch'' area of Irvi ne. Charming d ecorating. beam ceil ings, wood paneling. 4 BR. ram. rm .. 2 baths. fireplace & only $96,900. See Grace Rudd, Sat. 1·5. 5261 Burgundy Circle YOUR OWN POOL! Large home. completely redecorated, with lots of extras . Large beamed fam. room with wet bar & BBQ -4 BR. 2 ba. and forma l DR. 2 fireplaces. A g reat buy at $135,000. Open Sat /Sun 1-5. 2513 Davis Place. C.M. (Upper Bay area). GUARDED GATE! Over 2200 ft. of luxury in Jas mine Creek. one of Newport's most elegant areas. All on one level. 3 BR, fam. room. 2 full baths. fireplace and a mode rn kitche n with Corning top range, compactor & self-clean. oven. 2 Years old a nd better than new. $244,500. Open Sat/Sun 1-5. #41 White Water. N.B. HARBOR VIEW HOME The lovely Palermo 4 BR. Cam . rm., formal DR, with 2 full baths plus powder room. Absentee owners are anxious! See Joan Shelton, Sat/Sun. 1·4. 1718 Port Ashley, N.B. GOLF COURSE FRONTAGE! Step off the patio of this sharp 3 BR, 2 Bath condo, Tight onto' the 'Et ~igue Golf Course a l the 7th green. Owner will consi d e r l ease/option or contract-of-sale . $97 ,500. See Bob Neundorfer Sun. 1-5. 31432 West 9, off Crown Valley. OWNER WILL ANANCE WHITE WATER & OCEAN VIEW Locat ed jus t a bove Little Corona Beach. this fine family home has a ba th for each bedroom. Avoid h igh cost of financing -see Pia or Dottie Sat/Sun 1·5. 226 Poppy, Cor ona del Mar CUMRITA END UNIT In the beautiful Bluffs. this large home has 3 BR. 3 baths, fireplace & community pool. $158,500. See Phyllis Goggio Sat/Sun 1-5. 2128 Vista Laredo. off del Oro. BRAND NEW LISTING! In prestigious E astbluff, a very rare 5 BR. 3 bath hom e opposite a lovely park. Shown by app 't. BAY & BEACH REALTY 420 .._.,..., Cewhr Dr .• Mewpcri ..... 759·0811 IALIOA ISLAND Try this fi xer uppe r duplex on Apolena. Loads of potential & just steps lo south bayf ront. MESA VEIDE RVE llDIOOMS A fantastic f am Hy home, huge yards & plenty of space for entertajning. J us t reduced $4500. Now only $126,500. COUNTRY CLUI MANOI Cozy 3 BR home. with family room & den adjoining the Santa Ana Country Club. SlZT.500. EASTSIDE COSTA MESA Try this 3 BR. 2 BA home on s secluded str eet. $98.500. POSH LIVING This ls Balboa Island's most elegant 3 BR , 2 BA h ome . For lease $1450/yearly. Available Aug. 1. . . ...,.. . LUSK " R I· .\ L I Y 1 .. : _1 ,,/111 /l I !I,, ... \.111 ( ,, l> I, ~ Coo\t H wy Corona dd Mor OPEN HOUSES 1·5 PM ~USK HAllOR VIEW POOL -Large, 1mmaculate 3 BR 21/l Ba, home with a yiew ~r Catalina to Palos Verdes, 1nc ludrng a pool and a secluded courtyard. Just painted inside out. J car gar age. Open Sat/Sun. 909 Tiller Way. EASTILUff -This Lusk 4 BR home has just been reduced to $189.500 Upgrades thruout. Is immaculate and in move-in condition. ()pen Sat/Sun 2215 Arbutus . llVINE DEANE HOMES -Just listed beautiful 5 BR. la rge lot. 3 baths· professionally decorated. Used brick patio w/massive patio cover. Offered al $169,900 Open Sat/Sun 19831 Arbor Ln. IRYINE-SMASHIMG 0 LASALLE". Model on cul de sac in University Park. Adjacent to wide greenbelt. Country kitchen, large family room. enormous master suite a nd loads of storage ~hruout. Close to pool, jacuzzi, tennis and library. Offered at $134,900. Open Sun. only. 17 Whitewood. lltVIME FOIMAL MODEL -Price s tashed $20,000 for immediate sale. 2700 sq.ft. home. featuring large bdrms. formal dining, island kitchen w I builtins. Cathe dral ceilin gs. separate bdrm & bath for live in Parque t floor s. decorator room divider. wood p aneling, irresistible property at irresistible price. Open Sat. only 404 Escudero. OUTSTANDING IOHUS RM -Fantasti c 4 BR. 3 bath "Oxford" on the perfect street in Village Ill of Irvine. Includes IRC couple membership, a best buy. Offered at $114,900. Open Sat. only 34 Redwood Tree Ln. SEAVIEW -Just listed. unobstructed view, Palos Verdes. Fashion Island & Orange Co. night lights . 4 BR. Off e rect at $295,000. Open Sun. only 2011 Yacht Resolute. SEA VIEW Lowest priced home in private guarde d gate communit y . Redecorated thruout. Under $200,000. 'Rea<Jy fl>r 1mmediate occupancy. Call for private showing. Open Sun. only 1905 Yacht Maria . RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN -Just listed, j ust lovely! Popular San Carlos Model with beautiful views of golf course, lake. m ountains a nd night lights Immaculate m ove-i n condition. 2 ~R. dining room and den. A best buy m Rancho San Joaqu.\n at $119,500. 35 Montanas Este. Open Sun. HARIOR VIEW HOMES -Immaculate 4 BR. Palermo next to greenbelt, with large assumable 9% loan . Family room, pool $198,000. This one won't last. Open Sun. 1931 Port Claridge. YOllN5 PltOFISSIOHAL -Or Investor. A College Park J ewel. Really !! 2 fireplaces, 3 BR. covered patio large yard with a peach tree. $89,500'. Open Sat/Sun. 2512 Vassar Pl. LA•UMA RACH -Brand new. Ocean. canyon and hill view home. Beamed ceilings, 2 fireplaces. formal dining, family room, many upgrades. Full balcony with ocean view. 3 BR. den, 2112 BA. Open Sat & Sun.. 465 Nyes Place. Off erect at $215,000. 675·3411 LUSK--RL \l.TY ll.lu//11/)I111J.. ,\ S,111 Cu. 2 SI 5 E Coast Hwy Corona del Mar 1542 SANTIAGO DR-NB 4 BR. living room, dining r oom . family room , pool. Top grade Karastan carpeting. All patios & decking in aggregate. 3 Car garage. Move-in condition .. $250,000 .. O,...s-My 1·5 wlyAppt. Ask for Ull9 Sl99e • ,, •UNITIO 110..as 541· 1549 646-7414 LAGUHA GA TIO COMMUNITY Q.reclw s 11•t1e1 la tW1 '-...-Mlpel e.o... hkJtt ••Ml. T1lrH ...._Off' two mtd deta. two ......._ la •.sean MtHllcJ, L...-,.. Ibid ,.... , ..... --~ for Ml• c:.re. wltta cool co•tnd ,..10. T .. 11. clllbltHH, .-d otlMr rec,. ..... tKllttft ,... k.y to yow oW11 prf•• MaclL D•'t w• to Ml te.la •1t•n•I ••I••· C •ti to4ey fer appoi ...... StOl,100 W•t•rfro•t Ho••• 2633 W Coast Hwy Newport Baach 631·1400 WAMTSPACE7 2 Houses. dbl. lot. Coronn del Mar . 2 bdrm hnus<'. approx. 1900 sq. rt + 1 bdrm. house. approx 1.000 sq ft. Extreme pnvacy In both. Ownur will h elp fan.anc e $325.000 • CAMEO HIGHLANDS ~SAT/SUM l·S 4133 CORTLAND 180 Degree ocean view; 4 bdnns.. !rplc an mstr bdrm.' $234 .500 CORONA DEi. MAR OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 506 MAllGUERITE R-2 Lot walh slab for garage & apt 3 Bdrms • den. romp. rl!modde<l. $199,506 NEWPORT CREST Condo. best view' 2 Bdrm11 . (rplc • owner will consider contract of sale. $127 .500 TOP OF WORLD L ag u na Beach: 4 bdrms .. den. dming rn\ . poolsize lot, view or ocean & mts. $139,500 LAGUNA MIGUEL Prime view hom e in Northwoods . next lo greenbelt. 3 Bdrms. den. fa m ily rm. kitche n island, dining rm I Year old. Move·in condition. $179,000. DEEllFIElD Townbome. Piao ll. ex- tra large patio. patio cov- er: end unit. 2 BR. den, many upgrades Storage 1n dbl garage; door opener. air ronditiooer Community p ool & J3C:Uui. $83.500. MAURY STAUFFER SEA LION REAL TY 3601 E . Cst Hwy, CdM 673-5354 121.3 N. Cst Hwy. wguna 497.3388 CRAWFORD CAHYOM North Tus tin area. beautiful country setting, oo V. acre with view or hills. Space for RV. 3 car garage, l year old. Call 546-5880 ·~HERITAGE REALTORS _MES.A.YERD_E HORTH Like new 4 bedroom. 2 bath watb separ a t e master suite opening on t.o central alrium court. Country kitchen b as plenty o( room for those bag family gatherings Localed on a cul·de sac & pnced t.osell at $91.500 CALI.. 7s1-3191. c;::SEL EC T I PROPERTIES $66,000 Lovely. pride of ownership J bdrm ho me an desirable residential area Enjoy lazy sum· mc.r days in huge park like backy rd Im maculate! J ust listed' 646-7711. BAYSHORES Dutch door doll house Newly remodeled · gorgeous crpts, drps. parquet kitchen floor. 2 paUOl'I W/gas BBQ Best buy in area. Just listed' 646-7711. Real F.atate FREE Weekly lists of "by owners " Prices. ad· dresses. descnpllons Help·U·Sell (714 )· J-334-4800. ' UNIQUE HOMES OPEN f .5 TOOA T UN19UE OH LIDO ISU -Countr)' SpanfSh decor. 3 bdrms or 2 and den. tasteful, vacant See Kay Glavas at 119 Via Vella. br1n~ S310.000 pesos UHlquE IN IAYCIEST -4 bdrrr.. 2 :,2 bath pool home. vacant. completely r efurbished. $215.000 See Mararn Reedy at 1750 Skylark Lane. UNlquE IN OLD COIONA DB. MAI - While water view. 3 bdrm. 2 bath. den. immac. cond. Now $319.500~ See Harriette Hammond at 228 Hazel UNl9UE ON LIDO ISLE -"Reali)' Attractive". 3 bdrm. rarruly home. light and airy. $233.000. See at 224 Vi c. Ebo Ii. UNIQUE IN OLD COIONA DB. MAI -2 bdrm. patio. rm. rm. and dining area Charmer. $145.000. See Bert Reedy a t 602 Orchid. UNIQUE IN MESA HIGHLANDS -~ bdrm. 3 bath. study. rormal dining, lge lot. brand new. $99.500 VA Terms See Sandy Orlows ki at 979 Modjeska. UMIQUI IN WISTSIDE -4 bdrm. pool. new carpeting. $79.900. see Doreen Douglas at 694 Capital St. UNlquE IN UPPER IACK IA Y -4 bdrm family home, paneled fanuly room. 2 f ireplaces. planked entry, onl> $149,900.. See Rosemary Stulba rg at 2409 Bonme Place UNIQUE IH MESA VERDE -P rime home. gr eat location. 4 bdrms. den. formal dmmg. $128.000. See Jackie Handlem an at 1874 Rhodes. UMlqul IH llG CAHYOM -McLam Townhome. new. incred. golf course vaew , up g r a d es, $199.500. ~ee Vcrgilene Hull at i S No. Sea Island. UNIQUE IH HARIOR VIEW HILLS - Spacious 3 bd rm and den. tJniGue fl oor plan for living and entertammg . views. see Natalie Fogarty at 1038 Sea Lane, bring $169.500 UNIQUE IN OLD CORONA Da MAR - Cape Cod 3 bdrm. shingled. packet fence. oozes charm plus income unit. See Sar a Marvin at 41 9 F'ern1eaf. bring $212.000. UHIQUE IN IROAOMOOtt -5 bdrms. 3 baths. 2 frplcs. backs lo wilderness. $2i9.500 See Mary Ann Anderson at 2712 Wavecresl UNIQUE IH LAJ(E FOREST -Wood and ~lass. on lake. shows beaut . J bdrm. $121.950. See Nancy Laux at 22525 Overla.ke Or. UNIQUE IN OLD co•OHA DEL MA& -3 "fixer-upper" duplex, 2-l·guest . Best buy so. of hwy. $156.000. See Dwayne Merry at 505 Carnation Ave UNIQUE IN NEWPORT HEIGHTS -5 bdrm. (or 4 & an office> 3 bath, countless colorful features. perfectly maintained. By appointment. UHIQUE IN CAMEO SHOIES -Casual elegance. 3 bdrm. pool. jacuzzi and fa ntastic view. New exclusive l.Jnique o ff enng. $417 .000 fee. See Raiph Wakefield at 4527 Gorham UNIQUE IM HAUOR VIEW HOMES - Picture perfect Portofmo. 3 bdrm. 3' '.! bath, fini shed bonus. garden with Jacuzza. $212.000. See Sharon Smith at 1919 Port Provence. U~l()UI: li()MI:§ REALTORS' lHr NICEST PEOPLE SEU ING fHE N[A rES ~ HQMl < CORONA OE L MAR, 675'6000 MESA VE ROE. 546 !>990 • CALL US SUUDltDSALI HUNTINGTON BEACH 5.'72Acn.MHrleeda Located rrom the northwest <'Orner 01 P1Jc1h<' Coast Highway and Beachi Blvd north nlonf( Beach Bh<l for 3pprox1matt.IY l.800 feet. th1~ perce1 wall be o(fered Cor a minimum bid of $650,0()(l The porce1·, narrowest J>C)mt 1s 61 feet cnorth l.'nd 1 The land 1s r.oned C-3. level <il arade with PCH <1nd unoer the purview o( the Coastal Commisislon Sale date b August 23. 1978 tal 10 11 m For (urther inform•l1on call Mr Murquis at 1213) 620·3'715 Rt-fer lo Sealt'd Bad No 8416 DNnlled tnrormat~nc~n~E!,~,re~Ye~t~~~~~!ed ebove ~•n be obtained by contuctln.c the Caltrans 11alc~ rl'prt'sentattve named In the not1t"e or by wrltana lo the Oeportm•·nt 111lhe11ddrea; $hown below ...... *"''*' O,,OITUNITl r...1tna1 Dlfl. If,,.~,.., EIC91Ul•W.. l2C ,.... Sffill S1Hlt La ...... Cll ..... l: ., ..... .,,,, .......... . . . ... -.... ·-----... --. .. .. Ho.de~forS. ···••·•··••·······•···· ...•.•...•.......•...••••.••••............••..•••••••.••••.........•• ·••················•··· ·•·••••••··•········•·· SUnday. July Zl. 1978 DAILY PILOT G_,.. 1002 Gwr• 1002 c; • ..,... 1002 o ... ral 1002 GeMrat 1002 Ge•ral 1002 HomnForSaie ................................................................................................................... ·••······•·········•··· ·········•·····•······· THE KINGS PLACE 3 II, FAM.AM, POOL & ..IACUlll Beautifully redecorated tnru-out & 10,000 used bricks s urround the pool, comple lmg a n absolutely gorgeous yard including lrg. bltn. BBQ & fire pit. Ma ny, ma ny extra reatu:e~. Come & see on Sunday l ·S at ou:- OPEN HOUSE 300 KINGS PLACE JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2t 19 f'ffwport ll•d. coruwr JO. FU TURES OF THE MB ••MEW STEPS TO BEACH DPU $210,000 122 42.ftd St, Ml Sot/S. 1-5 ••MEW BLOCK TO BEACH $179,500 Prid• of ownership DUPLEX with MW carpets.~ and paint. Charlllilug .ct w•ll maiuutalMd 3 ~ CllMI deck. plus 3 bedroom and patio. Shown by appt. ••MEW VIEW IY HITE & DAY S2l5.000 On a con.er on a~ lot with l"OOfft far a pool, garden and much, 111UCh ""°"· locat.d in Corona ct.I Mar scJ.ool area and perfect for the fondly. W.CI plCIRMd 4 bedroom and family room home, with privacy. Shown by oppointfMM -.,. TERRIRC IRVIHE TERRACE $169,500 706 Santano Sunday 1-5 l.autifuHy de<orat.d 3 b~ ho.. with fftClllicured qrefltery and poolo-slud yard. Ari ideal faunily hotM in mov.-..in coutdition, in a pnsti¥ Newport l.ach Mea. OM WATER WITH SLIP $365,000 # 1 l Balboa Coves Sat/Sun 1-5 Ccrpti•atincJ two.story hotM with eostem charm. riCJht on the water wittl a boat sUp you own. One of a lcind 4 bedroom mtd family f'OOnl in a priv• l°'ation. Shown by appt. OH WATER WITH SLIP $265,000 #21 laSboa Cons Sat/Sun 1-5 hautiM 3 bedroom home on water with patio overioolciiMJ the Bay for yow yeor round ent~:UOMJ-Spacious. liCJht, airy autd tas~ decorated. Parqud ftoors. Slip for 40' boat. VIEW OF WATER S375,000 A spacious, happy and Opet'l-tff'tiUHJ ftoMe in Dover Shons with vautt.d bHun ceili•9s and coordinated d•cor. D•li9htNI 4 Bdrm home with master S¥it•. L~ private indoor outdoor pool and family room to enjoy la•ish eftt•rtaiftiftc). Your VIEW is fM9MM amic by day and IWCJht. You own th• lautd. UM DER S 150,000 IH NEWPORT Shady trees, lar9e backyard and qreen~. This 3 t>.droom hoftw. has wannth .ct a priv• fHliftCJ-Hcrdwood floors, ipOCiOUs liviftCJ room with a wood bumiftCJ fi,..oce. All this is M.wport Beach for only $149,500. THREE UNITS-UDO S475.000 A presti9• bulldinq acron from layfront, with spacious, rtct.corat.d '"'Its. 0~ wiD HChartCJ• for puoperiy, boat CN" S&lbmit! Terms flHibie. IEAUTIFUL 4 IH BLUFFS S 179,500 2638 Vista Ornoda Sat/Sm 1·5 G8..-ous 4 bedroom, two story "G" mod.t on comer lot. Just steps to POOL with 2 patios. Exceptional d•cor includiUHJ wood parquet floors autd s .. utters thru-out. O verlookinq lush ~.-.heft. OWMr wiU exchange ar INH option. PRESTIGE RESIDENCE $229,000 GuCN"d.d Gate Conwnunity In Corona del Mar's Jasminr Cruk. This Wlnduift model is warmly d•corat.d with 2 bedrooews. fonwtal dWIMJ room and deft. Two flnpacM, IMautlfuffy landscaped and many decorator touches. Us. of _.. eacltt1lv• c0tta:Mty faclliti•s of t.-is courts and pool. HEW-WARKLIMG fRESH ~I 03,000 At th• q1iet ...ct of H.wport Shont ne. pool & tt'llllis.. COMpletely ~la mtd oat ..S nady for occmpcmcy. s.p.r 3 bedroo• ho"'• and owHr will cOMlder ... tenn. A real ..... hi Htls Madt ewes:mlity. STEPS TO WATER IM.. to $134,900 Mo crosilltCJ tit• hiqhway to rHch be•tiM OCEAMROMT! hi o INch ca ltt with pool mtd ._., cowtL W o...tlt & dtana abot1•d lot fftls l bedrOCMI .... "' Mewp«t hcd. &foy atl the beeeflts of owne,..lp ftw a ~OIOft ... e price. OWMElt WILL LSE/Of'T Oii SB.L OH CONTRACT. Q,,..,...., & f*iectl• Mrromd this ••dtMrJ ...... le•tl c.....,. coa1h1M Im ......... ] ... ~ ... .....,,.... a•d dl•l•9 roo•. Profe11lo••llJ decorotH la •let toed tnh -4 •-•c1h .... CG.Y....., to ..._. 9ld ...... c..ts. $149,500. Wat•rfl'Oat Ho••• 2633 W Coast Hwy. N~ Beach 611·1400 -of newporf REALTORS 675-551 I OPEN HOUSES 445 AV&llDA CRESPI: Choke locatfoft above 16fft fairway la SAN CLEMENTI.. llftprHMYe, ,.ac:eful, c~I OCIAM VIEW from ••ery roo"" HICJh bea.ed wood c~. pegged wood floors, doelble fir•eplac• mid wood dtc:ks. ~ ~! OPEN SAT & SUNDAY 1-5. 613 LIDO PARK DRIVE, UNIT E-1. NEWPORT IEACH: SoplUsHceted IMllCJ near Udo VIJlage, st.ops. ,....._.._.. Clftd b-'is.. Wat.rfront, lllp for boat .. tlilable. Thl"ff a..OOift ar two mid• cMtt. OPE:N SAT & SUNDAY I :30.5:30. •••••••••••• OTHER A Y AILAILE PROPERTIES IA Vari~ -SomdftilMJ fOf' neryOMJ. CORONA DEL MAR: Beautiful duplex linnstment or home with lncCMMt, a Wock away frOlft Ii' Coro1ta IHCh. USED HICK patio entry wuth oce• •l•w. Atri1111t dlninc) or fnly room atta. ThrH a..oom pl.as two bedroom virw apartr:Mftt. COSTA MESA: M..,.. new, up«Jr-*d and really Ilic• two IMdroom condominium. LAGUNA IEACH: 'Top of t1M Wortd" and ocean •iew. Excell•nt sput lnel, three bedroom ltolM. SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO: M..-n.w thrtt b.drOOfft hOfM on larcJe lot. Price nduced. Short ucrow if desired. Sefleto is ready. MISSION VIEJO: AGEAM HIUS -Adonis Model -fovr b.droom, fCllUlily 'OOlft. PLUS hU4J• boutus room -pool and spa. MISSION VIEJO: HEAR THE LAKE -f04lr bedroom. family room, formd diutincJ. Hew and vocant. RUDY FOR MOVE-IM.. MOUMTAIM HOME: Year around mountain li•inq abo•r th• SmGCJ. R•e b.droom, study. hobby room and fomlly room. lfflltiful condition. PLUS approai:nate 11z acr•. inclucfiftCJ home and two additfonal lots. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2SI 5 E. Coa1t Hwy., CoroM ct.f Mar 675-5511 BEST IN BLUFFS EARLY ILUFFS IEST VALUE End unit. 4 Bil. 3 ba . hugl' liv. & din. rms .. beam cetls .. 2150 sq . ft.. view of Newporl Ccnler. g reenbelt. Sl47 ,500 OPEN 1-5 2146 VISTA LAREDO 4 IR., FAM. RM. Huge bonus rm .• wide ~recnbelt, nr. pool. 2550 Sq. ft., Tennis Villa. Beau t. wrap-a ro und patio: highly upgraded. $189.500 Including land! LEASES: 3 Blh . f<tm rm:, . pool. $650. $775 a Month HELEN 8. DOWD REALTOR IMC. 644-0134 CSE: IEDIDB ELKINS CD. OVER ;,0 YEARS OF SERVICE OPEM 1-5 718 GOLDENROD Charming Beach Home In Old Corona dcl Mar. 3 Bed'rm, 2 Baths, Living Room With Firep lace. Attractively Decorated . 2 S unny Patios. Nicely La ndscaped. Near T e nnis & Shops. On An R-2 Lot. Only $149,500. OME OF THE ~EST Elegant 3 Bedrm. Condos Protected B y Security Gate. Tas tefully Decorated With E lectric Kitchen , Separate Dining Room . Sunken Living Room With Wet Bar. Fee Land. Pool And Jacuzzi. $159,900. IY APPOINTMENT Corona del Mar -Irvine Terrace Love ly 2 Bedroom Plus D e n . In Park-Like Setting . Surrounded By Trees And Flowers. De n Can Be Conve rted To Third Bedroom. Great Open Friendly Feehn~. $174,500. ILUFFS MEW LISTING l mmaculate 3 Bedroom "Trina" Model. End Unit. Qulet Cul-de-sac. Ne w Appliances, New Carpeting And Dra pes. Tiled J acuzzi. A Great Off erlng. $179,500. HORSE COUMT'IY Charming Custom Home Wi th 4 Bedrooms, Den With Brick Fireplace. Completely Remodeled Kitchen. Huge Swim Pool. AU This With A Barn And Corral For Your Horses. Even Room For A Teonjs Court. Only $180,000. 111 OOY11 DIJYI 631-1800 NEEDS A FAMILY He re is the chanct for your growing family to live in Newport Beach at a price you would expect to pay in other a reas & there's plenty of room, too! 5 Bdrms. + a den. mirrored bar, all on a beautiful tree-Ii n ed greenbe lt. P rivate community s wimming pool nearby. A great value at $184 .200 TOUCH FOOTIALL? This may not be Hyannis Port. bul lhe green belt looks like it! A terrific 3 bdrm . con·do in V ill age W a lk : s pec t acular cathedra l ceilings. nicely decorated interior & a pnme location. Your family will be right at home he r e & at $75.500, what better way to inves l '? WHOA!!!!!!! 5 Acre ocean v iew homesite. Just minutes from the yacht harbor. set a mong other luxurious homes Horses a re permitted. Whal a home you could build! Only one of its kind Cit $350.000. this has lo be a terrific buy' LEASE/OPTION Owner has reduced his price to the lowest in Cam eo Shore!->. He will sell, lease or lease/option. if you h ave been looking for a buy in a 3 bdrm. llome. with an ocean view te rrace & w ith the rig ht te rms. look no more. $249.500 Ma kes lhis lovely home a s te al! Ope n this weekend. 207 Milford Hd . OLE! There is a touch of old Mexico in the tiled roof & heavy beC:tms of this well located J bdrm. condo. Great family a rea. with firs t c lass recreation facilities. Al S62,000. this would make a wonderful first home OCEAN BOULEVARD Just 1 2 hlk. to the Jetty. Spacious 4 bdrm. hom e with family rm .. enclosed yard & 3 car garagt• Clean & r eady for immediate oc<·upanC'y $900 Pe r month. COMPUTERIZED MARKETING Co mt• in for a demonstration of how our computer can help you find a hom e or give you a market ana lysis of you r pres ent h o m t· "Let our expe rience work for you" 673-4400 HARBOR Division of Harbor lnvestmrnt Co. SIX BLOCKS TO BEACH $98,000 Walk back from the beach to this 6 m os new contemporary 2 story, into a soaring tile floored entry. Step down to lus h cam el carpeting in living room w/brick frpl w /gas lighter. Wa lk thru dining room into fabulous kitche n w /bltn microwave Centra l ~ir c onditioning. Au t o s p r inkle r s . Motivated selle r has j ust s lashed p rice $10.000 for q uick sale Exc lu:,ive agent. Valley Realty 640-9900 1470 Jamboree Rd .. Newport Bch. Chamber or Commerce Bldg. &~t 0/ EASTBLUFF EMTER THRU LOVELY WROUGHT·llOH GATES TO ELEGAMT COURTY ARDI DISCOVER IEYOMD AM UTTERLY CHARMING LUSK D-ft.AH. 4 IDtlMS.. 2112 IJ..lHS. FORMAL DIMtNG. AND OMI Of THE MOST SPl!ICTACULAR VIEWS IH THIS OUTST AHDIMG FAMILY COMMUMITY. THE PRICE IS $191,500. 2501 IUNYA. OPEM SAT. & SUH. I ·4. THE COYE OME OF HEW,ORT 'S MOST EXCLUSIVE IAYFROMT COMMUMTIES. AND WE HAVE TWO OF THI MQST POPULAR MODB.S. I 030 IA YSIDE COVI EAST VlltY SPECIAL I & D.. $219,500 I 033 IA YSIDl COVI IAST FAIULOUS 2 11. OH THI WAnl Slll,OQP ~1-1-=~ ~ UC14Tl:j 600 Newport Center Drive • 64o.6500 G1Motil 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WTSIDE AXER UPPER Great location'. Lot 50xl22. Cireular drive tn froot. alley at rear J Bdrm, 2'h Bath + bobby room. large pool. Harbor Hi gh . WOR T H REMOO EL1NG2 for future location value• Malte offer• 400E.171~ C.M. NEWPORT HEIGHTS 3 Bdrm 2 bath. sparkling Jacuzzi on large lot lJ1 beitutlful Ne wport Heights. Completely re· modeled and enlarged Don't miss 11'. Call 540-USl ~HERITAGE- REALToRS Irresistible Price lrviM Fonner Model Pnce slashed $20.000 for i mmediate -;ale 2700 sq.ft home. lgc bdrms. formal d ining, island k11c h e n w i blln s Cathedral clgs. separate bdrm & bath for hve·Ul Parquet floors. wood paneltng ~ I l -.1\-.HI \I I' ~ ' . . \ 1m l Ce;~: Hwy C11on1 Ot! ltl;r COUEGEPARK POOL HOME Extensive use of wood dt cartbtones. h1gbhghts th e d ecor of 1h1 ~ beautiful home Thi'> spacious 3 bedroom. 2 bath home 1A11th covered patio & rracklt n )( hreplace 1s truly a value al$87.SOO CALL556·2660 «=SELECT T' PROPERTIES ••• Richard Lyln IOl2 E Balboa Blvd Balboa You are the WIQner or thrff fl'ff tickets < S22 SO value I. to __1ifl9litlala>l· Bomurn & Bailey Circus /\Ul?USl 3rd lhru 15th Anaheim Convention Center. 800 W Ka~llJ T1cke1s must bt• 1•). changed for re~ervcd seats at the Convention Center ahead of tune Ca II 642-5678. Ext 329 to claim your tickets. ••• LAST OUTPOST J Br, 2 balb home in Coll ege Park. Seal Beach. Cut commuter travel. $95.900. So. Calif. RHlty 646-4529 546-5605 PRIME lOCA TIOM MESA VERDE ELEGANT HOME OF QUAL ITY & AMENITIES Spacious hvmg room fireplace & tiea r th . ll appy family /dtn•nJ? room Super kitchen. ceramic tile countt-r t o p,, microwave oven, and desk. etc. Enormou:. CO\/· ered patio. detached dou· ble J?arage RV space ava1lable A decorators delJgbt See to believe the value at $99.900 400E.1r... FORJM C.MA~ ~. --~ 4PL£X OCEAN VIEW Lge 2 bd. 2 ba units w/btn intenors Very at tractive pccky cedar thruout Low main· l cnancc redwood ex· l enor. $215.000 t>4ti-771 l. MOVING7n Need housing mfo.? Call toll free 1.8()0.525-8920 Ext. GU7•or Gl140 No obligation. A serv ice ol Affiliated lndependenl Brokers. MO LOAM FEES Sought afler Collej!e Park area w /peareful cul·de·sar l ocalrnn. Warm wood panelllng & charming frplc give this xtra spacious 3 bd. 2 ba home lhat real fmly feel· Ing. Shows like a model home. Avoid loan fees · seller will carry loan al a low lnterest rate! Or, use your GI loan & seller will 1>411 loan discount fc.-e». a.nu. Sell your own hom t F1XJro not % tee. As alat ln eda, tln. etc Real '1 ,.... HomCll. ~ R.E. ADVISORY SERV Welcomlllg Families To Tho Wort Slnct 1926 Plush Decor r El.,ganuv decorated 2 story ' bedroom l'IOme wolh enough space for lhe kids and summet guests. too• Eating area. entry. tam1ty room. ftreplace end bu11t1ns Large pauo with gas BBQ. All on qu181 street Reduced to S105.000. Catt 540-1720 Price Slashed $7,000! Feel the ocean breezes from this Qualny bu11t Bucolta home 4 spacious bedrooms, dining. eating area. entry. lam1ly room and hreptace Eleganl 2 story Custom decor and terraced rear yard' Call IOf details $103.000 540-1720 Swim Yourself Skinny In your lovely cuslom pool! Enterra1rer ~ • delight. W1th parque1 floors 2 stone tireptaces. delu)(e kitchen teaturing microwave and more Plush carpet lhroughout• 3 bedrooms. dining den. & eating area Patto. Don 1 miss 1t' $124 950 Call 54().1720 Reduced: Executive In Irvine Elegant newly painted 4 bedroom !'!Om! featuring lots ot bu11t1ns burglar alarm ur.ted windows. water softener tile entry and 2 l1reptaces Dining den eating bar family tOOm and more Pa:10 and RV parlung Surroundea by tru1t 1rees• Reduced to St4S.000540-172C Charmin9 & Distinctive Gorgeous courtyard entry and numerous sliding glass doors opening onto sparkhng: pool' Executive home with 5 bedrooms. d1ntng room. den. eating area. tam1ty room and 2 handsome llreplaces Covered pa110 and d&c krng Mesa Verde locate Won 1 1as1'' s 133 900 54().1720 Relax 1 And Take It Easy. . . . tn your custom 1acuu11 Bonu~ room featuring • handsome paneling. d1n1ng room entry ealtng l area and brick t1replace 4 spacious bedrooms Patio and lush landscaping Reduced 101o s 1 '3 500 Call 5-40-1 720 .. ~ Hidden i 2 Story . Gorgeous plush carpet throughoot• Gourmet kitchen. d101ng room. ea11ng area. entry. brtck! tirep1ace and 3 bedrooms. 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' • • # -, , • • ~ • -, .. --.... -... , ....... , .................. . c. t .. ti' DAl\.Y ,..LOT LAND 111 uma \n u~llm atta cl QIC'GDlfldo zoaed A·ll wffERMS Only 119.900 KNI aplitab'-Qeon· lot for ONLY .. EMYTERMS. ....,,'EVELO PERS · 25 ~.bl FALL.BROOK. ~ 7.oGed £.1.A wfJ'ERMS for $30,000. r~ -- "J\NTELOPE VALLEY Zoned LC 1s this 17+ .-ere parcel ror a mod~\ • 900 WA1.UCE&CO. TC>a5 C9tel~ C714'67Ml71 uac IAY ses.too Huge Newport Rlvtera 2 :Hy ... formal di n Ing tranquil garden p atio Pool ~l1 .ll'nn1!I Cjll ~ 1 ICEY REALTORS BY OWNER Assumable loan 9'-14 Bdrm, l~ Bath, BBQ, dbl fpk, Mesa Verde ex· ec area. Reduced Try c-.124 .000 cai.h down . • l>wner will carry 2nd TO ~ br trade Owner /agt •540-LSS4 TENNIS VILLA l.ovely Bluffs end unit. u pgraded 3 BR + panelled fa mlly room with built in cabinNs, '5t1elves On quiet cul de c. close to shoppm.:. tennis T l.'nn1 s <.'l uh member:>h1p included Ry owner Oi>t•n hou-.p Sat, Sun 1-5, 412 Vista Tru<'ha. N.B. or U) ~ppt. •t0-Ul58 WANTED! Well cared for model llome needs new owners' someone who will en- joy a beautiful Jacutz1 )'ear round :.omcone v.ho need:> a lot or r1iom wllh little m..imtcnancc a Bdrm. wlllk in t:lo::.et:.. office in garai;tc New paint. pape r & much more. S112.000 Apply at 644-7211 Open Sot/Sun I ·S 4046 Ho. Ocean•itw -2story 3 br. 11"2 ba. small dock. ~.000. For Info. call (213>435-8987 OWNS MUST SElL! . Below mkl 4 Br, air, J 4.'.ar gar 10536 Cedarh1ll. Villa Park Open Sun day. <213)923 7378 XLMT ST ARTER Res. Board & care home, illness forceg sale Lachenmyer Re-atty Inc. 646·3928 6 73-5179 ' HOME & IMCOME Live in one, rent lhl" nther. ocean ~idt• of Coast Hwy . front unit is J bdrm. home with frplc, & priv lanai, 2 bdrms .. 1 ba. unit in back All for gig,soo. 438 Begonia St., <.:orooa dcl Mar Call for appt EXCEPTIOtU . ._ IUY Older home on R 2 lot , room for 2 more unit~. Xlnl Costa Mesa loca t1on ! ~132.SOO Open flouse Sat., July 22nd. l·S .il 119 M111tM llll THE BLUFFS BAY VIEW FRONT ROW or1!~11o'I~ l·S ~VISTA ORN ADA North Bluffs. dramatic spllt·level 3 bdrm. Trina. • • t'ommanding gorgeous Upper 88.Y & l wtnk.llng mghl llgtQ vi~w. Direct· ly on the "front row", Your very best op- portunity ror "full vlelt'" property! i!t I';!: !11 l •1 ,'\: l!° 11 , •• , I "I 1. • • ... I \ I /1 I , '1 ' 1 • f "I• 1 ! I ', I • I CAN RND :' YOUI DREAM · HOOSE CALL RON -)t RED CARPET I ' 754-1202 . Sunoey, Jury 23. 1818 HOUSES FOR SALE ' l llDllOOM 3691 Crest.vrew. Ne w'°rt Beach 646·7711 Sat/Sun 1·5 1076 Buckingham. Newport Beach 646-n 11 Sat/Sun 1 ·S 542 Catahna, Newport Bench 646·7711 Sat/Sun 1·5 • #6 Summerwalk, Newport Bch 962-7788 $80,500 Sunday l ·S •2605 Del Way, Huntington Beach 754.1239 $63,900 Sat/Sun l ·.S 568 Seaward Dr., Corona del Mar 644·2343 $185,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 75 Sea Island (Blg Cyn) NB 675-$.)()() $199,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 • •4105Seashore Dr., Newport Bch . 642·~ $300,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1:>00 Seranade Terr., CdM 631·1.a)() $174,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1606 N. Huron, Santa Ana 540·3666 $76,500 Sunday l ·S 498 Mountain Rd., Laguna Beach 644·7020 $163,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 425 I leliotropc, Corona del Mar 640-9900 $165,000 Sunday 1·5 246 Flower Street. Costa Mesa 752-7315 $87,500 SlDlday l ·S 14622 OvaJ, Jrvine 551 ·0931 $67,900 Sunday 10·5 '*••610LldoPrk Dr(ring2B)NB 673·1020 ' $269,500 Sunday 1·5 14 S urfside,-Newport Beach 645-0303 $79.000 Sun. 12·5 300 Intrepid, NwptCrst, NB 640..5357 Sun l ·6 2 IR ... GUEST HOUSI 507 Tus tin A venue , Nwpt Hts, ND 548-G996 "$115,000 Sat/Sun U 6 Z llt plus 'FAM ltM or DIH H Jelty Or .• Jas mine Creek, CdM 640· 1405 $212,000 Sat/Sun 1·•1 1942 Pt. IJunleigh OfV Homes) NB 644·9060 $150,000 Sat/~un 1·5 '101 'Prospect, Newport Beach ~48·5361 $102,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 "'#10 Jetty Dr. \Jasmine Ck) CdM 644·4867 $225.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 500 San Bernardino, Newport Bch '646-7171 $122,950 Sun 1·5 2723 Hilltop, Newport Beach ~46-7171 $152,500 Sun 1·4 .., •633 Lido.Park Dr. tJnit E·l, NB 675-5511 Sat&Sunl:3().S:30 35 Mon tan as Este ( RSJ) lcv. 675·34.ll $119,500 Sun. 1-5 330 Morning Canyon RdDr., CdM 675-4744 $350,000 Sunday 1·6 #22 Shoal Dr., Jas mine Creek, CdM ~40· 14051759-0363 Sunday l ·5 1937 Maple St., Costa Mesa i>42-5062 '$69,900 Swt 1·5 602 Orchid <Old CdM) CdM 675-6000 $145.000 Sun. 1·5 1437 Catalina Av~Laguna &ach 497-1666 $229.500 Sun J.5 l BEDROOM 54 Red.hawk. Irvine 675-4010 $96,000 Sun 12·5 249 Flower Street, Costa Mesa 646-7414 Sat & Sunday l ·6 J257 Iowa SL <Mesa Verde) CM 548-5155 $82,500 Sunday 1-5 874 Darrell St.. Costa Mesa 548-2535 S72,500 Sat/Sun 10-;, 440 Holmwood Dr, NplHts,NB 673·4444 $199.500 Sat/Sun l ·:> 718 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 631·1800 $149,500 Sunday 1-5 •209 Via Genoa (Lido Isle) N.B. 644-9060 Sun. 1·5 115 Santa Ana, Newport Beach 540·3666 $138,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 618 Tustin. Newport Hts, Npt Bch 642-1355 Sat & Sun 1·5 •362 Magnolia <Eastside) CM 646·32.55 Sun. 1·5 223 Princeton Dr., Costa Mesa 947·0350 $82,000 Sat/Sun 416 Plata, Bluffs, NB 640-53.57 Sat/Sun 1·6 • 1919 La Cuesta. Lem Hts, Tustin 640-5357 Sat/Sun 1-6 2804 Cliff Dr., Newport Beach 646-7171 $292.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2432 Vista Hogar <Bluffs} NB 644-6200 $119 000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1411 Kings Road (NptHts, NB 642·82.~ $o'W9,500 Sat/Sun l ·5 :3641 Hamilton (Culverdale) Irv. 754-1202 $84 ,900 Sun 1·5 357 La Perle, Costa Mesa 646-7171 $137,500 Sun 1·5 226 Poppy Ave .• Corona del Mar 759·0811 Sat/Sun 1·5 .;, 13 Deodar (Smoketree) Irvine 644 ·7211 $79,900 Sunday 1-5 207 Milford Rd,CamShrs, CdM 673-4400 $249,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 706 Santana, Newport Beach 631 -1400 $169,500 Sunday 1·5 • •21 Balboa Coves, Nwpt Bch 631·1400 $265.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 . 269 E. Bay St., Costa Mesa · 646-7711 Sat/Sun 1·5 5308 River , Newport Beach 646·7711 Sal/Sun 1·5 919 Dogwood (Freedom) CM 546·4141 $69,950 Sun. l ·S • • 128 Via Lido Nord (Lido Isl) N. B. 675·4562 $625,000 Sun. 1·5 224 Via Eboll (Lido Isle) NB 675-$)()() $233,000 Sun. l ·S •2506 S. Douglas, Santa Ana 642·1880 $69,950 Sun. 3·5 119 Via Vella (Lido Isl) NB 67S-«>00 $310,000 Sun. l·~ 341 Ramona Pl., Costa fttesa 645-0303 $98,999 Sun.1-S 1342 S . Towner, Santa Ana 540..1720 $67,000 Sun.1-5 278 E. Wllson, Costa Mesa 540-1720 $77 500 Sun. l·S 2853 Europa <Mesa Verde) CM 540·1720 $137,750 Sun. l·S 6 Rue Cannes (Big Canyon) N.B. 644.6200 $34S,OOO Sun. 1·5 DIRECTORY ......... 6wtwf ... ,. .......... c .. t1 1tmJts;..AI .. ...,.._..._...,._ .. 11 ................ .., ... , •• ' , .. _,lll....,..o.&.YNOTWJMrADS,,._ ...... ............................... _ .... _ a .............. f ., .. ~ 22 Wild Goose. Nwpt Crst, NB 640·5357 Sun 1·6 1115 So. Baker. Santa Ana C46-m1 Sun 1·5 3 IR plus FAM RM or DEN 445 A vcnida Crespi. San Clemente 675·5511 Sat & Sunday l ·5 5002 Persimmon Lane, Irvine :559·0563 Sat/Sun 9-9 • 1336 Skyline Ori ve. Laguna Bch 497 1751 $45J .000 Sat/Sun 2·5 307 ('amckn Place . Laguna Beach 4~4 M73 S395.000 Sun. 2-6 1807 Pt. Seabourne (UV Homes) NB (i75-2.173 $154,500 Sat/S un 12·6 •J357 California St.. Costa Mesa 751·3191 Sat/Sun 1·5 977l El Portal, Fountain Valley 968·4806 SlJ0,000 Sunday 1-5 20862 SurJ(e Lane, Huntington Beach 631;.:noo $95,300 Sunday 1·5 375 P rincclon Or. <Coll cge Pk ) C. M . $87 ,!"100 Sal & Sun 1909Y!l('ht1'~nchantress, Npt Reh ti40 18 12 Sat & Sun l ·5 •'1804 Hi vet, Newport Beach 640· 1812 Sat & Sun 1 5 •~JTillrr Way <llVflls) NB 675-3411 Sal/Sun 1 5 2512 Vassnr Pl <College Pk> CM 675-3411 $89.500 Sat/Sun 1 5 3233 Oregon Ave. <Mesa Verde) CM 557-5591 $84 ,950 Sat/Sun 12·•1 lOCcdarTree Lane <Univ. Prk) Irv 551 ·5580 Sal/Sun/Appl. 1475 Pacific Ave., Laguna Beach 494·8.5.51 $195,000 Sunday 1·4 • 100 Kings Place, Newport Bch 673-1181 $389,500 Sat/Sun l ·5 2705 Temple Hills Dr .. Laguna Bch. 494.4444 $175,000 Sat/Sun 10 : 30·5: 30 223 Princeton <College Pk>. CM 957-0350 $82,000 Sat/Sun 10·5 5 Meadowsweet, Univ Park, Irv. 55 1·5783 Sat &Sun 1-5 375 E. 23rd St., Newport Bch 642-8135 $167.500 Sati Sun 12-5 •4042 Bcleveder e, lrvine 551-4389 $92,900 Sunday 1·5 1643 Corsica Pl (Mesa Verde) CM 540-1151 $79,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 #-2 .Balboa-&wes-, Newport Beach 673·77:r7 $345,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1038 Sea Lane <Orig HVHms> CdM 675-6000 $169,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 465 Nyes Place, Laguna Beach 675·3411 $215,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 506 Marguerite. Corona del Mar 673-5354 $199,506 Sal/Sun l -5 228 Hazel COid CdM > CdM 675-6000 $319.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 979 Modjeska (Mesa Hind) CM 546-5990 $99,500 VI\ Sal/Sun l ·5 20291 Orchid. Santa Ana Heights 673-7300 $91,500 Sun. 1-5 2007 Commodore. Newport Beach 673·7300 $179,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 •4527 Gorham (CameoShrs) CdM 675-6000 $417,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 457 Santa Ana Ave <Npt.Hts> N.B. 646-4463 $142.600 Sat 12-6/S 1·6 543 Santa Ana Ave <Npt.Hts) N.B. 646-4463 $149,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 333 Catalina Dr. CNpt . Hts) NB 646-4463 $179,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 #3 Wood Nymth (Irv. Groves) Irv. · 5514948 $95.000 Sat/Sun 12-5 •300 Kings Place, Newport Bch 675-6670 Sunday 1-5 1206 Essex Ln .• Westcliff. NB 642-8850 $155,000 Sat2·5/Sun l·S 20541 Kelvingrove, Huntington Bch 540-3666 $110,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 978 Trabuco, Costa Mesa 540·3666 S94,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 9MW_J.9th St., Costa Mesa 540·3666 $73,000 Sunday 1-5 2113 W. Cathay, Huntington Bch 540·3666 $114,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 2963 Baker St (Mes a Verde> CM 646·3255 $99,900 daily 1·5 • 19481 Sierra Chula, Irvine 546·2313 $158,000 2988 Jacaranda. Costa Mesa 546·2313 $83,500 2435 Marseilles, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $84,000 226 Loyola. Costa Mesa Sun l ·S Sun 1·4 Sun 1·5 540·3666 $79,900 Sunday 1·5 1017 Sandcastle, CdM 540·3666 $199,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2226 Knox, Santa Ana 546·2313 $81.950 Sat/Sun 1·4 1700 Palau Place. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $109,400 Sun l ·S 2927 Catalpa, East bluff, Npt Bch 644·7020 $179.500 Sa 1-4, Sun 2·5 •925 Jas mine Cr. <Greenbk) CM 546-4028 $110,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1771 New Hampshire, Costa Mesa 645-9161 $98.900 Sat/Sun 1-5 1818 Port. Renwick. HVHomes, NB 6404424 $154,900 Sat 1·4/Sun l ·S •9J3 Junipero, Costa Mesa 751-3191 Sunday 1·5 1501 Lincoln Lane , Nwpt Beach '759.0811 Sun 1·5 •9102 Mahalo (Newport West> HB 675·6741 $110,000 Sunday 1-6 2730 Poplar, SMta Ana 646·7l71 $85,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 41 White Water (Jasmine Crk> NB • 759-®l $244,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2373 Westminster, Costa Mesa 646-7171 $89.950 Sun l...t 2431 Port Whitby CHV Homes) NB 642-8235 Sat/Sun 12·5 2049 Port Bristol (HV Homes) NB 644-6200 $165,900 Sat/Sun 12-5 4714 Cort.land,CamH'lndB,CdM 644-6200 $167.900 SatlSun 1-5 1038 Santiago <Dover Shores) N8 642·823.5 $375.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 • • 191 5 Bayside Drive, CdM G42 823.5 $425.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 5021 Paseode Vega (Trtlrk)lrv 833-9688 $108,500 Sat/Sun l·S :wo-1 N. Capella Ct <Mesa Verde> CM 546-4141 $147,500 Sat/Sun 1-6 2582 Vista (Bayshorcs) Npt. Beach 642-823.5 $239,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 241 Virginia. Cosla Mesa 962-7788 $94,900 Sunday 1-5 • 1' 1 Seabird. Newport Beach tlC::! 7788 $87.750 Sunday l ·S 5575 Castle, Huntington Beach 962·7788 $79,900 Sunday 1-5 • :w Wrut("'wc.tler, J asmine Crk. CdM 675-551 l Sunday l ·S 2 too S1(•rrn Vi st a . NcwPort Beach li7:l H.'if>O $219,000 Sat 1·5 • 11:m Tradcwinds Ln, Baycrest. NB fWi 6059 $210,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 i !l:J Bols:ina, La~una Beach ·1!17 2-121 $2J4J,900 Sunday 12·4 2907 llrbr Vu Dr.HV HiUs,CdM fi44 6200 $299,500 Sun. 1-5 410 Vista Roma (Blufrs) NB 642·8235 Sl24.950 Sun. 1-5 2131 Redlands (Upper Bay) NB 642-8235 $169,000 Sun. 1-5 1798 Hawaii, Costa Mesa 540·1720 $98,500 •913 Junipero. Costa a4 esa Sun.1·5 751-3191 Sunday 1-5 22525 Overtake Dr.LkFrst,ElToro 675-6000 $129,950 Sun. 1-5 1906 Yacht Maria, NewPort. Bch 675·3411 Sun. 1-5 917 Helena Cr .. Costa Mesa 645-0303 $89,950 Sun. 1·5 3830 K ey Bay Dr. (HV Hills) CdM 644·0322 $197,500 Sun. 1-5 1821 Pitcairn (Mesa Verde> CM 645--0882 -tmdayl:S 9171 Veronica, Huntington Bch (213) 692-4556 $83,950 Stm 12·5 21791Summerwind, Huntington Bch 646· 7414 Sunday 1-5 2742 Portola, Costa Mesa 559-2330 $105,000 Sun.10-6 1105 Devon (Westcliff) NB 642-8235 Sun. 1-5 2018 Centella, Newport Beach 646-7711 Sun 1·5 2517 Westminster CE/side) CM 631·2026 $89,500 Sunday 10-2 4105 Calle Juno, San Clemente 536·7533 $139,900 Sun. J.2..5 240 Virginia <E/Side) CM 540-1151 $85,000 Sun.1·5 619 Ariana Cr., Huntington Bch 675-674L $85,650 Sunday 1-6 4 IE:DROOM 10075 San Marcos. Fountain Vly 675-7414 $73,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 • 10683 La Bahia, Fountain Valley 960·4342 $92,000 Sat/Sun l·!> 2403 CaJle Monte Carlo, San Clem 581·67().1 $215,000 Sat/Sun aJlday 3108 Roanoke. Costa Mesa 751 -0221 $91,500 Sat/Sun 10-5 • 1325 Sussex Ln .. Wcstcliff, NB 642·4947 $195.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 303 E. 23rd St., Costa Mesa 536 5125/835-0211 Sat1Sun 1·5 483:3 Cortland, Corona del Mar 673-5354 $234.500 Sal/Sun 1 5 20371 Somerville Ln. H.B. 960-6210 $83,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 12622 Barrett Lane. Tustin 631·1800 $180,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 911 G Figueroa, Santa Ana 540·3666 $63.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 9342 Gilbert. Anaheim 546·2313 $159,500 Sun t ·5 • 1942 Santiago, Dover Shores, NB 640·5357 Sat/Sun 1-6 209 Pearl, Balboa Island 640·5357 Sat/Sun 1-6 19701 Constellation (Glenmar > HB 675-6741 $81,000 Sunday 1·6 2715 Windover. Corona del Mar 675-3311 $350,000 Sat/Sun l-S 20372 Bayview. Costa Mesa 754 -1202 5125,000 Sunday l ·S * • 13 Balboa Coves, Newport Bch 631·1400 $365,000 Sat/Sun l·S 3128 Bermuda (Mesa Verde) CM 754·1202 Sunday 1-5 •694 Capital (W /Side) CM 546-5990 $79.900 Sun. l ·S 829 St. Clair (Mesa del Mar> CM 546·5880 $89,250 Sun. l·S 289 Camellia Ln. (E/Slde> CM S46·58tK> $82,500 Sun. l·S 2973 Java (Mesa Verde) CM 540-1720' $149,000 Sun. 1-5 4 11 ... FAM IM• DIM 209tt Gtencalm Lane, H.B. 962-4927 $89.500 Sat/Sun U>-4 2501 Bunya <Eastbluff) Npt. Bch. 640·6500 $198,500 Sat/Sun 1·4 4014 Black/in, Irvine 752-731S Sl28.000 Sat/Swi l ·S 709 Cameo Highlands Dr., CdM 673·1592 $247,500 Sat/Sun 1-6 •975 Denver Drive, Costa Mesa 545-7428 $108,500 Sat/Sun l ·S 30461 Pa.seodc Valle, Laguna Nig 968--4542 $199,500 Sun. l·S 8881 Brooke Ave., Westminster 898·4414 $114.900 Sat/Sun l·S •21 Bodega Bay Dr,Spygla.58,C<lM $395,000 Thurs·Sun 12·5 3962 Ash. Irvine 963·4126 $101,900 Sat/Sun 10-5 35442 Seaview Dr., Capo Beach 661 ·3184 $169,000 Sat /Sun 10·5 1087 Santa Rosa, Mesa Woods. C. M. 557·0912 $94 ,500 Saturday l ·S 18472 Carnaby Ln., Hunt'g Beach 848-3451 $105,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2918 Alta Laguna, Laguna Beach 497·3388 $139.950 Sun. l·S •36 Royal St. George Rd , Nll 644·5837 $359,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 446 Catalma Dr (Nwpt Hgts) NB 675-6000 $188,500 By Appl only 2501 Windover (HV Hills) CdM 673 7300 $298,000 Sun. 1·5 14651 Raintree <Peppertree> Tustin 642·5200 $95.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2215 Arbutus ( E /BluH> NB 675·3411 $189,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 •2242 Heather Ln .. Newport Bch 496-4024 Sat /Swt 12·4 1915 Windward Ln <Baycrest > NB 642·5413 $205.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 3112 VanBuren, Costa Mesa 546·2313 $78,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 •227 Sherwood Place, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $132,500 Sun 1-5 936 Crocus, Greenbrook, CM 546·2313 $102.500 Sun l ·S • •615 Bayside Or Nwpt Bch ti75 ·6900 Sat/Sun t 5 1214 Noumgham (Wcstc1iff) NB 646·3255 $18.5.000 Sal'Sun 1-5 3063 Hays, Costa Mesa 5·10-3666 S86.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 4501 Surrey Or.CamH'lnds,CdM 644-4910 Sl59.950 Sat/Sun 1·5:30 1!)15 Mariners Dr. (Wcstcllffl NB G44 ·4910 $179.900 Sal/Sun 1-5.30 • •514·38th St .. NewPort Beach 646·7171 $355.000 Sun 1·5 • 1542 Santiago, NewPort Beach 548·1549/646-7414 Sunday 1-5 2837 Shantar, Costa Mesa 646·7171 SlJ0,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1853 Paros, Costa Mesa 646-7171 $139.000 Sun 1-4 1020 Santiago <Dover Shores1 N.B. 642·8235 $399.000 Sat 1-5/Sun 1·4 100 Via Kor-on (Lido Is le) NB 642-8235 $450,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •13541 Onkayha Irvine 752·1414 Sat /Sun 12·5 .isoa DollCr Dd ve tWes.tclifi) NB -- 642-8235 $159,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 1070 Tulare Drive. Costa Mesa 751-3191 $126.500 Sunday l ·S 1718 Pt. Ashley <HV Homes> N.B. 759-0811 Sat/Sun 1-4 •2513 Davis Place, Costa Mesa 759·0811 $135,000 Sat /Sun \·5 6 Sti I I wate r <Trtlrk > u vine 547 .7044 S169.500 Sunday l 5 *3941 Ash, College Pk, Irvine 645·7221 $119,900 Sat/Sun l ·S 3402 S. Timber. Santa Ana 540· 1720 $105.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3441 Eboe. Irvine 540· 1720 $113,500 12212 Woodlawn. Tus lin Sat /Sun 1-5 646-7711 Sat/Sun 1·5 4627 Roxbury <Cameo Shores> CdM 644-6200 $325,000 Sun. 1-5 1459 Galaxy CDover Shores> NB 642-823.5 $285,000 Sun 1·5 1730 Galaxy <Dover Shores, NB 642·8235 ~.000 Sun. 1·5 4639 Gorham <Cameo Shores> CdM 644·6200 $345,000 Sun. l ·S •1133 Wh.iteSa.ils CHV Hills> CdM 642·8235 Sun. 1-5 3274 Turlock \Mesa Woods> CM 642·1830 $124.900 Sun. 1·5 2409 Bonnie Pl <Upper Bk Bay) CM 546-5990 $149.900 Sun. 1·5 1874 Rhodes< Mesa Verde) CM 5-16·5990 $128,000 Sun. 1-5 1919 Pt Provence <HVHms> NB 675-6000 $212,000 Sun 1-5 •142 No. Avenida Barca, Anaheim 960-4342 $125,000 Sun 1·5 2729 Starbird, Mesa Verde, CM 557·:7232 $188,900 Sunday 1·5 1823 Port Carlow CHVH) N.B. 640-5711 Sunday 12-4 1931 Port Claridge <HVHms) NB 675·3411 Sun. l·S 2215 Holly Ln .• Newport Sch 645-0303 $105,000 Sun.1·5 •1750Skylark CBaycrest) NB 675-6000 $215,000 Sun. l ·S •5271 Heil, Huntington Beach 642-8235 Sun. 1.5 2030 Calvert (Mesa Verde1 CM 540·1720 $134,950 Sun. 1-5 1033 Parkhill Dr., Costa Mesa 540.1720 $103,000 Sun.1·5 •9057 La Cresenta, Fountain Vly 960·4342 $164,000 Sunday l·S 21892 Harbor Breeze, Hunt. Bch. 960·4342 Sl29,500 Sunday l ·S 308 Bowling Green <Coll Pk) CM 646·3928 $89,750 Sun. 1·5 3417 Santa Clara, <Mesa Woods) CM 546·4141 $134,900 Sun.1·5 1098 Redding (Mesa Woods) CM 546-4141 $198,000 Sun. 1·5 1070 Tulare Drive, Co.1ta Mesa 979-6920 Sl.26,SOO Sunday 1·5 2945 Cassia (Eutbturn N.B. 640·5560 $176,SOO Sun. 1·5 1531 Highland Dr., NewPort. Bch 645-4226 $229,500 Sun 12·5 33822 Diana Dr., Laguna Beach 497·1666 $164.SOO Sun 1-6 1090 Salvador CMrso dcl Mor) CM 751-0383 $114,900 Sun ll·6 I) ~ .. 11 ' T. t • ~!!.~.~ ........ ~~:.~~~ ........ ~.~!!!.'::~~~ ........ ~!!.~.~ ....... ~~~:.~~ ........ ,~!!!.~~~....... Sun<Say.July 23 1978 DAILY PILOT 'fh ..... w.d I 00 -...0. Pe•w I 00 , J ,... I 007 Corw .. W.. I OZJ C.-0 dl4 M• I 022 CoroM def Mer I 022 HCMeiu For Sale HOUM1 For Sal. HoetH$ For Sde •••.••.•••..•..•....... ····•·•··•·····•··•·•·· ............................................................................................ ••·•••••••·····•······· ............................................. . BEST BUY EV~R 1 1AS y SR' p Costa ~la I 024 Costo Meta I 024 to Meto I H4 9wner Wltl floanCC' lO"'kdownlaflne.()wner ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••'""•• 1x.rtbue ol these 2 Wllt~ IA YRlONT will help you buy thb lov· HOMES + INCOME UMDH MARJCET oofull51z.elotAllkiJlgon Charming3bedroom3bathhome + ely2BR homeocanR·2 2300S9FT August 1 w1ll la!1t ttl XWStariwHOf'llF ly ~ · m&ke offer• .• J lot 6 room to build 2nd Of'-'--H higher pr1 c~ Popult1r 4 SR 2 &. townhomt· Al(ent~ ~parc.e mk. ::udh '" quarters & bath. urut. Oreat potent.Jal at 515·5151/J MAACISSUS ()pew Sat. l·S Agent, ;;k'ro/:;:0 4edrm Meu Woort i pool, clubhouse Pricl~ HOME+IHCOMI! >Ourmet ate en, sunny breakrast su1uoo. Cati tor details Newer. spacious apt. over 4 c!lr 7S4·l202 model w/iitnum Open to:.ellatM.soe> room. expansive living room & dining 640-Sll2ast. gar age & charming house with frplc.. sat 22nd & sun :!Oth, OPEN SUN 1 .> are lt with vaulted beamed celllngs, ID beamed ceilings. patio. $179.500 t-.Spm Call owner/agl 181 LexanJet on onHSUH 1-5 -130$~ CORAL Beaulllully Temodeled c1ecoral0r's borne 2 Br, 2 ba with l Br apt. SU6.~ library. & wet bar. Private beach PllC llCiHTl OP&tSUHDAY 1-5 forapp't . ad · · t h ded b · k · Th1a lovely 2 BR home 1821 PJTCAI RN 1087 Sanl4 Rosa Lachenmyer ~- JOU1S ree-s a rte pat&o. h .. lt all. Nice locaUon. 429·429'12 GOU>IHROD 0,... S-. l·S Immaculate executive IM.500 Ask for Jaclue. $550,000 fee. R·21ot..roomtobulld 2nd Walk to beach from this spacious home. Extra lge ramtly Dys . 636·3760 Eves. Rt-afty Inc 646-3928 67 ).§I 79 640.IZ60 or 67Mot4....,. 6 & wt.di unlt, motivated seller & a l lh yr. old 3 bdrm .• family rm. home. rm w/frplc Frml dining 5.57 0912 J..A. IEYMOLDS CO. ~~~: ~lf:o a;!:~ Have the added bonus of income from mL'.,.,~ ~ ~i~ TORS ...:..:...;...:ti:.:..~::T_S_l_D_E_l_U_Y_S __ l-_____ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 131 /131"2 TOPAZ 3 Br, 2 ba With Z Br Apt SpacK>US 1241,$00 t----------------640-5112. All. the 2 bdrm. apt. over 4 car garage. cALL645.0882 Ont! as u J bdrm . 2 bath $254,900 m o dern homt' for RV ACCESS . $190,000 ~~~~.!~.1.~ ~.~!:~.'~~~~.!~.·.~ '!:t':J.'r:r':~: ~ln~ Modern 2 Br Apt+ large rm. dining rm, family guest room with bath & OCEAN VIEW DUPUX rm, pool, UOl While Sa.115 dbl glll'age +an older 2 BRANO NEW, FOR OCEAN Ir MARINA Way.OwnerwillCanance lirhome. SALE BY OWNEll. 4 VIEWS Below market. 495·1056 BR, 3 ba, lrg bonu.s rm, Fromt.besespaclousnew weekends, 640· 1528 Lou Brechtel & Assoc ~ ac lot. Open hse Sat & 2 BR units. wkdys. 229 Manne Ave 67~3331 Sun; 3SM2 Seaview Dr. $119,500 ;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ---.. -0-T-IC_E ___ , $169,000 or beat offr., MARQUARD REALTY very Clexlbler terms. 498-0660 how Daily Pilot Class-661·3168, 661-318' OPEN 1·5 SAT /SUN To place your message before the readlne public. phone aried ads display t hc1 r 26332 Via California messages with leg1b1hty Cadillacs toGo-carts and impact? Our ads, w~ Whatever the Fad are proud lo s ay. really RoU'emolft.bemarket get res u Its Pb o ne With a Classified Ad 00-5678. Call Now! "2·5678 Have something you want to sell? Classified ada do it well Call NOW, 642-5678, Dally Pilot Classified, 6'2·5678 DIRECTORY S IEDROOM •9061 Bobbie Cir . Huntington Bch 968-2270 $124,900 Sunday 12·5 1830 West Flora. Santa Ana 754-1202 $82.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 946 Coronado, Costa Mesa 645-0303 $102,500 Sun.1-5 5 U pm FAM RM or 084 2972 Mindanao. Mesa Verde, C.M. 673-8700 -$126.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 •2336 Port Berwick, Newport Bch 1-998-9800 $199,900 Sun. 12·5 1075 Corona Lane, Costa Mesa 556-2660 $1JO,OOO Sunday 1·5 •30851 Greens East Dr.Lag.Nig. 673-7300 $359.500 Sun. l·S 1827 Port Ash le CHVHm s > NB 642·5200 $197,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 197 Buoy <Eastside>. C.M. -642-S200 $96,000 Sat/Sun-~-5 17831 Arbor Ln <Deane> Irvine 675-3411 $169,900 Sat/Sun 1.5 •2412 Windward Lane, NB 642-823.5 $232,500 Sat/Sun 1-;:, •1314 Santiago. Dover Shores. NB 640-53.57 Sat/Sun 1-6 •1101 White Sails Way <HVH > 495-1056 $235,000 Sun. 12-~ 1412 Antigua. Newport Beach 752· 1700 $325,000 Sat/Sun 12·<> .2800 Carob ( Eastbluff) N .B. 642-8235 $179,500 Sun.1-4 :30 2712 Wavecrest (HVHls) CdM 675-6000 $279,500 Sun. 1-5 1500 Keel Drive <HV Hills) CdM 642-8235 $268,500 Sun. 1·5 •1714 Oahu <Mesa Verde) CM 540-1720 $133,900 Sun. I-~ 2200 Lake Park Ln .. Newport Bch 645-7221 $199,000 Sun 12·5 2729 Starbird. Mesa Verde. C.M. 545-9491 $189.900 Sunday l·S ~ IEDROOM .a41 Cambria. Spyglass. CdM G40-1812 Sat/Sun 1·5 6 IR plus FAH ttM or DEH 4 Mission Bay, Spyglass. CdM 640-1812 $369,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 IE:DaOOM 2003 Vista CaudaJ <Bluffs) N.B. £75-5930 $168.500 Sun. 1·5 1626 A Iowa (Mesa Verde) CM 540-1720 $55,900 Sun.1·5 •• •601 Lido Park Dr . NB 673-1020 Sunday •29 MontanasEste.RnSnJqn,lr. .MS-9491 $119.900 Sunday 1-~ 2 IR ... FAM aM cw DEH •#3 North Cove <Wdbrdge) Irv. 642·~200 Sat1Sun l·.5 l nDaooM 406 Plata. The Bluffs, Nwpt Bcb 631-1800 $179,500 Sat/Sun 1-S 8 Crest Circle, Canyon Crest. CdM 631-1800 $159,900 Swiday 1·5 2715 Vista Umbrosa,The Bluffs,NB 644-9060 $168,000 Sun. 1-S •9 Mojo Court, Newport Beach 546-2313 $115.000 Sat/Sun l·S *689 Vista Bonita, Bluffs, NB 640-9900 $133,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 •300 Otero, Eastbluff, Npt Bch 644-7020 $157.500 Sunday 1·5 2128 Vista Laredo <Bluffs) N.B. 759-08J I $158,500 Sat/Sun l·S 31432 West Nine, Laguna Niguel 759-0811 $97,500 Sun. l·S •4581 Sandburg, Irvine 752-1700 $102,000 Sun 12·5 2643 Vista Ornada CThe Bluffs> NB 640-5560 $184,900 Sun. l·S •#22 Goodwill Ct. CN'Nl)t Crst> NB 6'2-5200 $121,900 Sun.1·5 >• ... FAM IM or DIM 412 Vista Trueba (Bluffs > N.B. 640-1&'58 . Sat/Sun 1·5 4 IEDROOM 3331Jordeaux. Costa Mesa 962-7788 $8.5.900 Sunday l ·S 2638 Vista Ornada <Bluffs ) NB ~31-1400 $179.500 Sat/Sun l·S 2003 Barranca <The Bluffs> N.B. 640-0020 $139,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 2 IEDROOM •48 Canyon Island <Big Canyon) 644-4910 $155.000 Sat/Sun 1-5:30 • 156 Brookline. Costa Mesa SS7 ·0849 $72,900 Sat/Sun 10-5 l IEDROOM •34 Arboles. Rancho San J oaq .. Irv. 613-85.50 $148.000 Sun 1-5 ~ M.,.-SAM IM-« DBt #3:> Acacia Tree, Univ. Prk. Irv. 752-7315 $107,500 Sat/Sun l ·S 4 llDaOOM 181 Lexington <Monticello) CM 646·3928 $6.5,500 Sun. 1-5 HOME & INCOME FOR SALE 3 II & 2 Ill '29·4!91h Goldenrod, CdM 675·5930 $254.900 Sun. 1·5 2 .. & .... 305/30S'h Coral, Balboa Island 675-3.'31 $246,500 Sunday 1-5 DUPLEXES FOR SAJ.E 2 IR & I IR 505 Carnation <Old CdM > CdM ~75-6000 $156.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 700 Begonia. Corona del Mar 640-9019 $159,500 Sun 1-5 2 R'S EACH 716 J asmme, Corona del Mar 640·0056 $210,000 Sat1Sun 1·5 l •I & I la 122 Apolena. Balboa Island 673-8700 $225.000 Sunday 1-5 419 Fernleaf (Old CdM) CdM 675-6000 $212,000 Sun.1-5 3 IR & 2 Ill 122 42nd St., Newport Beach 631-1400 $210,000 Sat/Sun 1-S 3 IR'S EACH 423 Iris, Corona del Mar 673-8494 $210,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 425 Iris, Corona del Mar 673-8494 $210,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE I • ,._ FAM IM w DIN 300E.CoastHwyC2SDeAnzaVillNB 675·3331 Sunl-4 2 llDIOOM 300 E . CstHwy #49(DeAnza Villl NB 642-8235 $49,900 Sun.1-5 l IB>ROOM 300 E . Cst Hwy #290(DeAnza Vill>NB 642·823S $32,000 Sun.1-S TOWNHOUSES FOR RENT 1-2 .. ,_, .. 2660 Elden Ave .. Costa Mesa 642-5062 From $380 Daily ... VIEW HOME.S 411 COU'EZ CIRCLE Cal To S.. This 3 bdrm .. 2 bath country styled home bas great ocean views & is on fee land ; $221.900. Or lease/option. REDUCED $3000 on thas $79,900. the other u; a 4 beautiful l ~tor y 4 bdrm .• family rm., 2 8drm, 2 bath Owne r story home. with :.hake aruuous to sell Now onl) roof & a tree houl.e, on d S&l .500 3108 Roanoke, comer lot $12A.OOO 4 BR 2 ba. fam1l>' room lge ltitchen, Colleit~ ear k home. OPEN SUN I 5 DBOWUNG GRE£1' 75 Hl22 I Ca II 646-4463 La-cherimyer TOP LOC Mesa del Mar 2 sty 4 br. 3 ba. dJrung, encl patio, de n Sl 14 .900 Owner 751-0383 ff $9 Re-atty Inc 646-3928 673-S 179 2003 VISTA CAUDAL <>pew S.. 1·5 The best view in The Bluffs is from this 2 bdrm .. 2 bath condo, with private patio & huge viewing deck. $168,500 -Mll-0--ECUT-1-vE_,Near Park your 3 bedrm. 2 bath, Schools & MOTIVATED SELLERS lUMITS • 675·5930 . 3637 E. Coast Hwy Corona del Mar CORONA DB. MAR COLONIAL 233 POPPY AVE Custom built 3 bedroom. 31/2 bath. Beautiful master suite with fireplace & wet bar. Library. hardwood floors . Every amenity for gracious living. Magnificent view ocean & hills. 'h blk to Little Corona beach. $525.000 714 675-6962 family rm. danan~ rm home is beaulafully de «orated ID Mesa Verde 645·9161 $98,900 ! OPEN HOUSE • REALTY Shops Practll'al 4 bl!droo m home. wtth cheery dei:or Dining and fireplace Tile entry Quality hert•' $116.900 BKR C11 ll 540-1720 MESAVEftOE Investor; hurry' CPt>to Mesa's finci.t area off1:1 ing a fantastic 1n114'i.t ment opPortuntt) W;,,.. sold · now b•c k on market goini:. goini,: gone again unless )'OU call now' S45-~91 .:X' . , _________ ,TARIB.I. (~1wni:rn1ttm MESA VERDE POOL HOME Pndefully cared for 3 bedroom. den & frplc Ne w kitchen. <'arpe t. wallpape r & pa int Owner arucious' Xust sell now ' Submit all offer>' 6'15-7221 "#I '" Calfonio'' Real E.statt> RB>UCED Pl.A Y TIME 4 Br. 2 ba, formal danmg. Golf, tenrus. swim close bnck frplc, corner lot :. by lo Uus sparklulg Me.sa car gar 900 Oogwooo Verd e 4 RR . 3 BA Ptlooe751-07i4 eve:. w/for m::a l dm1n1:. Re 1-------- p91nt.ed in & out New l'arpet SHi.500 submit GREENBROOI( your home m trad1• HAL PIMCHIH BY OWNER ,.,,.--6 ·~ Rl-:ALTOR~ -i l;Jdr rr.. ~ bJll' 1-; \..J'l 11\.1 675-4392 tremely PoPllhir t ·.nnt:-!1.t • r r ·21 ---Model Tb1~ lc>vely horn•· SHOWN IY APPOINTMENT SoYglass Hill. 4 Br, Fam1--------•I L, ., J f • ESA VERDE Sharp 3 1:. located in :.ir.1.·xcellt-r t kin, pool, ocean view. JASMINE CREE.I< .er 1 •• lrg BR. 2 ba. fam rm. up neadlborbood on J cw4 di $395,000. 21 Bodega Bay ~ :f.T/SUM l-4 W"tcliffReatty graded. beaut bra cit sac. wttlun easy walkm~ Dr. ()pen Thurs, thru • work, $84.950. Open hse distance of s ~ .. ,1 Sun. 12-5. Harker Real 14 J DRIVE Mesa Vft"de Ano Sat & Sun. 12-4; 3233 Plaza Shoppm~ Mar:y Est.ate (714 ) 755-9744 Wmdrift Model. 2 BR. 2 4Br. 2ba san((le story ON?gon Ave. By ownr, outstanding featur~ in MA..1-Sau BA. den, 2 frplcs • all oozy home. Frplc. cs lm 557·5591 clude: On"._ HG n e w decorating & bookshelves Lg comer 1----------1 CUSTOM DRAPES 3 br 2 ba charmer within lands caping. Secunty lot w/lols of Lrees Cov PREVIEW SAT-SUM UPC RADF.DCARPETS 4blksBlgCoronabeach. area.Pools,tenni.s crts. ered patio New eictr 375PnncetonDnve LARGE COVERt:U Has fireplace, danang PRICE RB>UCB> paint. Neat Jbr. 2ba, FR . f 1p. PATIO area, oew carpeting & OWHER ANXIOUS Richardson Rltrs. lnc. $87,500. Be 1st to see• D E S I C N F. U xtra lrg mstr bedroom 768-5600 WALLPAPF.H w/slld.ing doors. to sml $212,000 Best buy m Mesa Verde. 4.x8. SKYLIC:llT patio. 2 car garage YOUR HOME 415 BR. 21., ba. 2 :.ty. be· OtrrDOORCAS BBQ w/bcach shower. laun-TOWM IROKER OPEN HOUSf: 2HOSanto m~ upgradt:d thruout. AUTOGAR l>K OP':\H dry area. $155,000 incl T Wall cons1dN t·ontract S p R 1 N KR s L 1, 0 ... om:.is Custom :1 Bdrm J ~ 0 r ' ~ plans with caty approval Huge lot Rl-dlK'cd $2000 ~a e •• 09.800 wnr /agt T R~A H for 2 br 2 ba apt. to be r Q BaU. 8.11 125i 979 "I"" or w ck Sak I\ Qwn -----o """ buill 10 r ear. Phone lard Realtors spccaal. I R v I N E P L-A-Z ~ Pnnonly please SlO!J.001, 644-7884 5.'il!-7883. 3<7< lo selling or REALTY SH"8ECLJE£S rice Buye r s-s av e •~nHou.se• Br. 2Ba. fresh paant.' "" rr 11 J 1 p cant. lrg cov palio, Mc::.J Oii canyon, ovean vrew montt-se er _l?..l!Yln u y23.11AM-3 M del.Mac. Spac. 2 br + den, 2 ba 4~ SlSwan.OOOl toredurs 1.irlloil on. OimL < eBrsr $81.500 ;r. bome ln quiet prestigious MONTICELLO c now g ,, . t--------..._ neighborhood. Prof. d e· 640.1405 759-0363 38a home 1n prestJg1ous BY OWlll..IER corated in & out. Access1---------For sale by owner. Open Mesa Verde area Call ..,. to private beaches. So. of bouseSattSun 1().5. Sib i 52 6521 ror more Me.a Del Mar SR3.9!M b Pri · lud 1 d DUPLEX 156 Brooklulc info 4 bd. ram rm !>46 319: wy. ce Ulc es an · 2Br. 2Ba twnh.'it' w /loft 2 By Owner. $350,000. A new oHering in CdM pools 675-4744, 973-0307 Owner's urut has 3 BR. 2 . S72.900 ---------1 ba, & 2 fireplaces. t tn 557-0849. Nice 2 BR. R2 lot, Cum, the mast.er BR! Newer 1 ..--.,...-0-L-H_O_M_E __ bcb & sbop'g Prine oo.ly BR unJt over garage. '""' · · Must sell thas weekend $125,000. 640-eo&4 Priced to sell at S197.500. ~ Ho Shown by appt. 640-Sl 12. ~n use l 5 Sunrtay SOUTH OF HWY Snacks & refreshments COR .... ER LOT 2517 Westmanster " Agent 631·2026 n c .,...,,, • r1u r (lr.tlP/\,..J. Uf At Tr1w·., flt VI LDPr J-IS Duplex $159,500. The Property Mart MESA VERDE 640-9019 --------3 br 2 ba. fireplace. bit ---------1 OPEN SUH I ·S lllS, patio. Movt' in conch Picturesque Victorian JASMIHECREEJ< t1on 3257 Iowa S t One of the m06t unusual $82.SOO o..w\ Ilse Sun 1 s ho I CdM 3Bd 2Ba Baymast mdl, 2 Br & den, ,,.. me n · · • 2 ba. beaut decorated. 1-548-·_5_15!_'> _____ _ OR, Study + paddle ten· nis ct. Owner673-1148 lmmac Fully upgraded. L a.n d s c a p e d , a u t o OP94 SAT /SUM l·S s prinklers. sec s ys Nr 568 SEAWARD DR. pctol & Lenn as c rts . 2 BR Charme r ' Mint $207,000. cood. Priv. beach ;,ac. 22 SHOAL DRIVE cess. Boat storage. YOUR HOME more! $185,000 TOWH IROKER Broker644·2343 CAMEO HIGHLANDS Shady & secluded noral p&tio front entry. Black slate floors. Big ocean view living room hosts llG BOHUS ROOM Huge 600 sq rt artd-on bonus rm. 3 br. 2 b;, Pnde ownershJp. estate size yard for entertaLn ment w/RV & trailer storage See today at 2742 Portola Dr Ope n House Sun July 23 5.59-2330 massive stone Ctreplace. 640-1405 759.0363 OPEN SUN l·S Spacious family room1--------•I 1937MapleSt,C M and open kitchen combo.1---------1 R-2, 2 bedrooms. for ma I 3 Spac. bedrms. Covered dan room. walking dis· patio full length of home HOME + IHCOME lance lo downtown C ~ with ocean view! Priced So. of Bayside A rare an_d 10% down. fantastic buy to sell fast! Call now. surprisingly spacious 3 8 .900 Owner will carry 752-1700 Br+den, 2 story home 2nd. oP1N,.1?·••\iuN •0~1Nlft PLUS a roomy never [ill lfi!Uiil trf :!f~ .. ~i:'.~~{ H MAGHIFICEHT VIEW LOT Ocean. harbor & nlgbt lights. Prestigious area. Mu.st sell now. Nothmg like It at SZ7S,000 HEWPORT CEHTB Cal for driall5 644-72 11 /Jn Nl ri[L GAILEY & ASSOCIATES UALTY 640-1812 RUSTIC 3 br, 2 ba. frplc, paUoe, well decorated 175.000 OPEN HOUSE Guest house. Sl.53.000. By Mon-Fri 9 AM to2 PM 313 owner. 640-7030. Nardsat1.1 CdM 4S rt lot Two bloclta from Ocean Costa Meta I 024 --------...................... . DlSTINCTlV E ENGLISH TUDOR ~ llomd ~ tree lined creek. ca-Rtdllcl'd $4,000 nyon & ocean view. 3 Bdrm 2 bnth +family Ontu~ wr rrr21 .. CrodlerRNffy 752·8863 or 642-5062 EARTHTOMES Warm & tasleful 4 Bdrm & fam ily rm home w1mass1Ve stone frplc. Inviting m a n1 l'ur~d groundi. with s hade d patio and many fruit trees S82.500 \I\ lcrms or assume low mt DEVIN REAL ESTATE 642...,368 40x:aW' Lot. 4 BR. i brick rrptca. A home with fine room Qwet ~treet in 1--------• hi t I d II prime Eastsade area Ex 1----------arc tee ura eta s . 1 r 1 HOUSE GOURMET $389,000. Call for appL tra c ean, pro essiona 0wner/Agt.60-m3 landscape wath many ex· Unique " Br.:? story with tras. Owner may help ma s t t.> r b e d r oo m Of'INSAT/SUH 1·5 f\nance.Call546-5880 downstairs Tile roof 7lSJumlne Landsc3ped courtyard lmmac duplex, b u y entry & many more sur owner 2 bd house + 2 bd prises. To see call apt. 2 frpl. sml view. nr •iiiiiiiiiiiiill_. ___ liiill IRIH/TOllC .. '°"9 ~ "' lmnia. $210.000. "l-0867 2QS 640-0056 MESA VER 0 E 114 A.Cltl By owner. 3 br :? l)a, i--------• lmmac 4Br, 2Ba. 2 famib' nn. frpl, renced ARTIST'S RETIE.AT yrd. ~uced to S'79.900 ~!J>l.c~. hmc In Cameo u needJ painting elc Pnvate 3 bedroom cot- ff11hland1. Ocean tit ca· 2980 Jacanand• Call tau with :: frplcs eyonvlewon ~acre. Pvt afterS.676-M&l Elevated aunder k. low bch access. ()pn Sat/Sun, 1---------malnt. yo rd. For in· t•m or by app't. 109 j H fonnallon caU Cameo Hl1htanda Dr ~ 4-(J IRDl/fo.:h1toM S9500 DOWN JT'SCOOL' Mt>!>J del M .. r U you ar<>" vet, you can area 4Br. b1~ pool, d t'fl buy Uus $'96,000 3 br. 1 ~~ bar V..500 Ow111.•r w1tl b8 home on the 1:o:asts1de help fmann~ l'nn1•1p on for the above down pay ly C~ll owner for •Pl>I ment Home has lots of 5411 7530 used bnck. ceramic Lale -------- & 2 patios Hayward Vallai:e WJlk . b"9 o ~ Watson Real Estate. market 2 br, end unit 731 5581 condo O nly S59~on •--------~G reat term s Own<·r MESA VERDE 2 STORY .t br. family room. 3 ba i redwood t u b 'pa 1n seeluded yard New ll~l IOI! Only 1112.500 Da vid Bourke. Realtor ~6 9954' Don Tiie Beachcomber H~e tn level condo w 13 car gar. an Back Bay area. Great for partying. rte Bkr 551 2885 OftEH SAT /SUN C-5 4 BR-21/J IA TH 303 1-; 23frt St Pnl'l' rl'rllWl'c! · S1K2.SOC~ tn S: '::! SO.' ~a ri.:1· M RH w t" 11• wJlk in duscl. '1}(7 mt• ror, fra med hy nr 10 t'C1h n~ wall un11 m fam tart•a Fpk . <'On1P framl'd by nr lo ceilui I; mirrors Inc 20 b u'h crystal chandelier Prof lndscpd yard Seller hu~ pur('hased a nother /.i Ontu~ anxious to "ell Se\' 11 & mak e o rf f'r A~1 83>0211, pager 9640. or ~ =-v-·21 536-5125 ... _ _._..__rv I •• BY OWNER Ideal 1500 c~" R. E. :.q ft 3 Bdrm. 2 ba. bit II' 539·2 I 36 lutchen. Cathedral l't"! -------~mg m l:v :irea Nl'v.Jy OPEN HOUSE rl ec Coll,·g·· P df ~ SUMDA y 1-5 S82.000 975 5682 or "'v"'~· 2729Starb1rd 957 OJSO 4Bdrm. 3400 ~Q ft $188,900, Mesa Verde By agent. 714-557-7232 or 964·2431 BY OWNER lde.11 L~.ll sq rt 3 Bdrm, 2 lni. bit 10 lutchen, <.:athedrul ('t''' ing m l:v area New l~ --------' dt.'l' Co'l"'ge l'lllor l.. Custom Eastsad e. Ry S82.000 915·5682 or t'Vl'' Owner. JBd. 288. 2Sx30 957 0350 F Room. F P w I wet ------ bar . 3 l0 ar dctarht•d By Owner l br I '• b.1 garage on huge bwldablt' Xlnt cond Save or n 1- R 2 lot. Must see TO 8P· comm. Si2.SOO H7-l U:-1 p r H a u t t' S I o 3 , O o O rell St. ~ 2"5 645-7643 -------~-. UNITS Pnme E -.:dl BY OWNER Coll~&e lo<' Compl t'll·lv ,,. Park. 4 Br. 2 Ba. encl modeled. Xlnl ant orDI• patio. Newly painted $19'1 500 Own I Aitt S87 .000 557-67TT ~ --------.TRIPLEX • 1Y OWHH •POOL• East C M 1"'1 Yrs old Ex~ 48drm. 3&. dt'n $171 .000 OwneranltloWI ' prof lnd H pd . m Jnv SubmJt' Bkr 552·0434 xtras Musl sell. undt 1 appraisal $]08,500 00\ 1 SKIHHYDIP S;.it /Sun 1 5 Wkd>• 1£ you dare. the pnvacy 5'5·7428. as there 1 n th Is fuu r 975 Denver Orn " bedroom pool ho me Pnn only Lor ated ne ar South . Coast Plaza and freshly Noqualify·Dramal1~n1. · painted outside Ca ll sty, 38r. 2i,., ba N":h 152-l920 10% dn $129.950 646..E" J '-"UAIL 3UBYellowstooe T 3 BR. 2 BA. larg~v PLACE ~~~~aly room NOPBTlES .. Undlvded ""inl. ln new en •o,.. T'll l:>O , ..... , duatnal bldg. 311.000 11<1 MISAYBOI SHOWPLACE 14 acre. park1vtew. cmr. bigger &r ntc.:r than most model homei; Sl89.l)(l0 S e e It t o d a y . l9A B•learac By owner Open Sat /Sun f\ sno.soo Probat• u lt Call T l'tunan JZ.IJ 1 688-9000 , OfllNDAILY 1-5 757 W. WILSoN 3 BR, 2 ba, nt•w rpt. ,.. dJ"l)ll Corm•r lot. w 11r": $2'7,SOO. (Fee LUd) VA ttnna, lowest price ,,)..0167 Prtnconl)o 873-tm. A.ctS49-8082 1--------WaotAds RV ol<'C\!!C:i & "totu&• sa.soo Own r1«~11 831~ DI DA.IL 'r PILOT Siuno.y, July 23 1'178 If you bought new tools without shopping the ads in the Daily Pilot, you lost both time and money. The biggest bargains on the tools you need to do the iob are found regularly in the Daily Pilot. 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I 044 ............................................................................................ ••••·······•·••···••··· t n r . cc n tr .1 l a 1 r . ()PIH Pnvatc Jacuui + many t.pnnklcri.. lrg cov puho. 18" ott IUY t7 IS I ST. AMDIEW other improvem ents Spanish !~£9!~!t iww ext paint 33001 8111 Owner desperate. 2 Br com~ w /lhi.s detached 4 Sur 661 33S1 agent 1~ Ba, Larae JJVing rm & COOL POOL BR. 2..._ ba Greentree r>BOO. UBumo loan on new dining area condo. Close ••Then shoot pool in home. nr abets. commun 4 bd. 3 ba. 3 car house . 1 to~ area. 18xlS family room, com· pool, park, etc $101 .500 am from harbor. Mst sell plete with wet bar. Prof Ownr. SSZ· 1557 decoratt!d. prestige 1n fllllt. 644-7556 mint condition 4 Bdrm 4 llG FAMILY Pl.AM! baths. formal dlnlnR. $93,500! I I 'f, 'Ill 1, I I I I\ 7.' 'J lol~tr , 1 •luflltnf!on 8eJCh overhead & SpantSh lllt> under lool Bold wood ceiling~. leaded glass. ~ story window'! Elegan1 dinanf'. sunny bright breakl ast room Pri vat ... master suite with sunken tub Glass w<1ll open~ from family room to sparitling POOL &: SPA surrounded by tropical landscapmg & deckt.ng Discover reduced pnce today' ROOM FOR 2900 sq.f\. one story All Giant family II van g YOUR BOAT!.~~~~~ tor ~.ooo. room. High v1tuttt"d cell· ~Sda mgs. Brick fireplace Tb1s 3 BR home. on spaclOUS lot, bas rm for boat or RV. Less than a mtle to Manna. Features atrium, sundeck. 3 car ftarage. lg. kttcben and rp1c. ll3.5IJO Rt-.11 t ...,,,,,,. f,11 J Mo"·"'/, 11.o, l' .. 11.0 b61 1161 tl.11 :HIHK OCEAN& HARBOR VIEW M agn1£1 c1ent vie w ot ocean. harbor, <'llY & <'Oasthnc duy & rull• Luxury 3 lklrm. den & 2 "'1 bat h •· n d u n d Seclu11t·d IOC'allon & eVery day l8 l) VRCll\ion Must 5('11. $1 22.tiOO lt4<!6. a,. .. s.. .. 12-6 31602 DClllCI Vista Dr. CO(( Al.Ti\ VISTA I K.R "'°Petit•• 49l-9lll • 492-8700 OHHHOUSI SllNl>i\V I 11 :i.:llli'..i 01111111 I II llEAUTIFUL WHmWATH VllWS 1 Bil, U\111111( rm. rum rm. Jt·n J\lr k1tc•hf'f1, ouk t•ahinrl'I wlrrrntn1e Uh· 1hr1111111 l'utlu, lovf'ly Vll'W {l('l'k off fll1114ll'r ll<lnn i1111t1• SIM,50!1 The 1''111 hi nl( rt-011 I lun 497 1600 BTaro 1032 HOWHAMDY AUYOU7 CHIQ(OUT 146-4401 Huge chef's kitc hen-family room combo Super large finished bonus room. Excellent c ul·de·sac location. Seller trans ferred· anxious! Just. $93.SOO' What a valut!1 CaH feat ' TREES THIS "Axa·•t Pool. patio. frplc , 2 752-1700 Enotmous <close to 4000 Bdrm. Nr beach. Quiet & sq. ft> Greenbrook bome. private. $63,900. Call 6 bcinns. 4 ba. quality owner/brk:r and save pool & Jacuzzi! Needs $2,000! Assume 8.75'1 some sprucing. but it's loan. WiU carry 2nd loan V"N, ., , \, • , 1 , ~~i.~~~ ,-~-S4-~-;-:~-~-~-ba-1fw-~-:-~-n-~Ca-!-~-r ~1=•~~·~~'~'~~~~'~··1~~1~~~1,. ~21 :::1in improvements PllOeATESALE lFf llEG~Iy ..• Broadmoor, Oakwood 731•5656 -------4 br, 2 ba. D/W, fpl. l ma to b<'h. $83,SOO. Owner •bcft'-9Lhtillicp• 960-6210 21 , 7 ..,, 1 ~~. _1_s_B_R._POO_L_B_. Y_o_w_· N-E-R -..---.,. Must see this 2400 sq f\ Open Sunday l·S PM home near tbe beach. Plan, profess. decor. & 1---------aar·cood. 20 Oakdale SU0.000. Sale sub]eel lo co.ll't approval. ~D New Oflenng Plan 4 Townhouse. Highly up graded Top k>c Owner 547-5832 or 552-8394. a HR-Extra Ira lot. Custom interior, giant Ol ... _.-11 Aalllnl Sl25.000 pool. $124.900. Open Sun· _..... •" 1!i. -:'.:1,. \..:.. •!'.l· ~ ... q ,, J, • ' ..! , • 'i!' :,r I 1 • ,, IOlk/S/Ham dayJ.2..S.9061 BobbleClr. CONDO otr Brookhursl 968-2270 1---:...;;:;.;.;._===='-1 I BR + loft. TenntS, '-: I pool. Lowest priced Plan I 0092 Stwffeli\'le All JEllSI. bcepth n al IV condo at only S57. 740. 4 HK. boa{ aatu. view Wa 1 •ldp PLAZA MIWPOST l »Iii SIAUanta 21111 .._. J_.•t SU.000 spent in extras• 2 IE.ALTY t75-0616 off Drookbunl MAI AM 8drms " den. 2"'6 baths t---------/\Mllna $117.500 Super, S years old, 3 wilh quiet cul de sac eerfield townhouse * e•UnJtfld Brolum• bedroom, 2 bath+ + +. location. Overlooking Plan 3, 3 br 2"'6 ba, fam JohnCor<•y646-7414 l'~antast.icarea ! pool Ir greenbelt. rm, highly upgraded. Nc:J(lcti · $000 lJonu11 to OPEN SAT /SUN l·S Pro I ea s i o n a I l y finished patio. SBZ,900. - wlllna •it_cnt_!____ l a n d s c a p e d " By Owner. ~ sprinldered; wood deck· 1--=-------- ()pt•n Howie Su.n J.2..Spm mg outside, k>eds of ell· ew Turtlerott Glen 9t71 Veronica. H.B. (So 21 tns inside. Ownet' wall gardeo bome. Tat~ (lf Yorktown, E . or ~ 'J -rvT' CUTy2nd! popularLarbpurModel M1.11t110Ua) J bedroom lo/• lo I _I 11 • •• #3NORTHCOVE 3 Br. 2 Ba. Large mas&er b11 n ewly d ecorated Crodlera.dty OflMSATfSUH l·S statewrt.bbalcony•fam home. 2 m1 to beach 6 .... 5062 nn. $127,SOO. Call George $83,950 Hy Owner ____ ~_..-_____ Gebhard. lrvme Pacific, (213~ 552·3'100 between IOam &. POOL DOWNTOWN spm. ~ ,l-.,!t': ff ' ' I t H{lt l Beautiful heated and For lbe house gourmet PET~n TT Wu a • .,. DRJHKS OM THE rutered pool+ 3 Br, 3ba who wants comrtry U•· Opeo Su 12-$. u ~home. Frml din-&og. Va111ted wood & Redbawk. 3Bdrm. 2Ba. ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOUSEi Ing rm, ram rm w /frplc, tWood beametl ceiling in ~ All upgJ'ds ind cntrl air. Tb.i.s Sunwood 3 bt'. 2 ba. RV access. Very close to living room enhances lbe 1~~~~~~~~~ patio. htdscp. Aski•c d eserves a loas t . beach. Open Sun l-6 at massive ased' brick I-&.OOO.Bkr,67>4010. Privacy mountain view. 9102 Mabalo. $1.l0,000 fireplace with cozy 2 br condo. upgraded, Prof. landscaped. pan hearth. Rustic country patio., ou carpets~ oodbndge. 4 Br. FR. 3 den. many upgrades & OWNER kltcbeoandfamily room. 551-0931 14622 Oval. Ba, 2 frpk. si.59.500 more$83,900. This home is a MUST lo S67.900.0penSUndaylO-St-Own __ l_agt~_C1_)_74_1_-3294 __ ._ BY OWNER TRAHSFl:llS) see UNIVERSITY PARK 22832 Foxborough Way Qwck possession. 4Br. llEH/Toechst.... 3.000 sq rt. 48r. 4Ba. 2200 Sq rt 3 Br. 2 ba S86-l262 2ba, encl patio. Frplc 963-0867 $119.500. R A. Nelson h~e den Choice schl5 · Comer lot, RV access. Really 551 57 15 or Assume s112% V.A. loan. Open Sun at 19701 ---------586-s.130 move·m cond. Must !>ell Co O p e n Sa t /~u n '> $7,S00.3Br.2 Ba,frplcs, nsleUalion.$81.000 t ... i19G11 WOODBRIDGE. Warm· Me adows weet C i.I• lge lol. 768-0562 LO .... ".-~--........ CE ~ t 042 mgton PJan C. best loca-._5.5_I_·S783 __ 0wnr __ lb_k_r_. __ Fcwwt•V~ 1034 _,",..,...,,_.,... ..... •••••••••••••••n• tion. JBdrm, 28a, frplc . .---r 3 Br. 2ba. fam rm ---------h I UNJVERSITYPARK ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/frplc. Well decorated. F .......... YUVI..--. gh Y upgrds, f:rof Completely remodeled DISTRESSB> RVaccess.Closetoever· -,_.,. lDdscpd. Nr pool & ate. Ed1Dborougb . •ew Seller wants out. SUbmn )'thing. Open Sun l ·6 at & B.EGAMCETOO S9t,SOO. Ownet'.SS9-4228. kitchen. rrucro-wave etc offer.3br,spa,bonusrm 619ArianaCr.$85,6SO Flowing floor pla or·--------•I New pamt. wallpaper •.J-4Hl~h a.t ea~ As.k.in . ._.__ around fireplace. con· WHATS YOUR drapes. carpet. Central $91.500. All terms. CaUMlCKEYal ~pit. tbat. iii il& -~ aw.Superdeaa.$106..000 968-3371-SHAFER&ALLEN entertainers dream. 4 Open Sat/Sun t2·5. 4~ REALTY, lnc 675-6741 Bdrms. 3 baths, formal BLke to the lake from Winte rs weet or ~al! • dining room. family yourcozy2Bdrm.2balh owner559-1491 REALESTATE room. Pool sized yard Townbome an Wood·t---------- COUNSELOR w /low maintenance. bridge. Feeling lazy" FORSALEBYOWNER P R 0 P E R T Y Submit your offer Stroll to the pool close by LOwtST NICE 'J'iburoo townbome. Large MANAGEMENT Single OPEN HOUSE Want solitude" Take a y ALE MOO£l J Br,2styBalboaModel. family & mutti-plex un· 42UCALHOUNDR. swibalbonyoursecluded JNCOLLEGEPARK Many extras. Comm its. Tax deferring ex· Fri, 11-2; Sat, 11·4; Sun, redwood d eck This 4 bdrm. 2~2 ba. rr-hly Is bkr 7.,. ,....,., ""'"'"a SeJle •-buy 1 5 borne has all the fine ~" poo • . ~. .....-.q;e. rs"' ers -pa1nt"d 1ns 1de ne··· -=----------• available. Gary Bosler, qualities of an S&S built " • .. We can guarantee \0 sell 960-4388 home. HURRY ON THIS kitchen & entry way your home at C air market 1----------ONE! $88,500. floor. All th.is on an xtra value. Call us to see if Calf« Defaib large loL SlOl.!n>. Open your home qualifies. We PRICED TO SB.L '44-721 I house Sat/Sun lO.$ 3962 are Number l! OOS.3371. 3 Bdrm, 134 Bath. new Asb96J..4126 paint in & out. New Redwood walkway. Dramatic4BR,3ba.poot OMGOf.fC<>UaSE Close to park, ocean & 150' dock. By ownr Real Est.ate sboppinll. Only $71,900. S 3 9 s , o o o . D a y s ; AHO LA.IE -~-~-:1-.s-aS'f'J100-l.--Fa~-~-:~-~-/-~-~-· !!~,IBM =Mll t044 1==---'-"======:...i ~~~~.~ ~~;n~~ a Walker & lee ~~!G E L riAILEY & ASSOCI ATES buyers caU on this 4 BR. • • .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• • c COlOllY l2lh fairway. facing late• Parks ide Esta te LOWESTfltUCE Exeeutivebomewatbtop w/wiique view of golf w /bonus room. Bkr, Prwl3S,,.c:kll 2Br/deoinCoUegePark. quality carpets and course,mount.ams&nik - 7_54-6262. ________ , We're forced to relocate ,._,,.. be """-ed •-3 drapes. Centnl air, cov-lites. Entry bas waterfall ....,..... ......... ~-. .., ered patio, large lamtly & cal f b --E 4 bdrm 3lfl b 1700 ~ so we're selliog OUT btfol Br. SUper home. Only room with fireplace and lJ'Opt IS ...,._. .x pool.'tenn~s $7:.1oo: 4Bdrm, 2Ba +Cam rm '88,900. 4 bedrooms . Askang t e a s 1ve upgrades hIDe. Decorator crpts & PLAZA MEWflORT MOV O ~bout. Wood panel _67_5-_741_4 ______ 1 drps includ. ONL y 11h • ., ..... -97"06 I• SUS.000. E IN C N-ing w /floor to ceiling Pnced below market. Up-MI'S FR BEACH JN -• 1 .,.. 0 DlTION! ! mirrors. The besl a t grd, JBdrm, 2Ba. faro EXCELL AREA NR RSJ. Pnn. only. Call for nn. din rm. By owner, S C H O O I.. & lURREIOCI ~I appt. Days 957-8955. evel> 839-4190. NEIGH B 0 RH 0 0 D ~833-~2792~~~~~~ No credlt assumes 81h% PARK-$89.SOO. ~. HIGHLANDS I VAln,$12,000casb.Huge lBRcoodo,nurbeach& REDUCED $10,000 for u.rnnayPn lot,48r. 839-0730 shopping, bltn lritcb, new quick sale. 4 bedrooms, 3 Detached Uo1vers1t • ~Ollleodl 1040 ca~t le drapes. Pv baths, formal dining Model. Very des irabk ....., patio. $42,000. PP. room and ramily room. k>cauon. 3 Br. lam r m. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 963-1"MZ Now only $204,000. t.AtieCH-.... TY 2ba. Pools, 'l'enrus. Prof S&S Resale Specialists. ---------1 ~ dee & landscaped.. Open 3 4 or 5 bdrm models Upgraded 3000 sq fl. pool SSt~OOO Sat/S&ln or by appt. 10 a·vail, some .,, /pools. & jac borne in Edison 1----------1 Cedar Tree Lane (Off 968-4602 Sch I D 1st. Malloy INVllSITY PAK Royce)551.ss80. Bkr. Pennington Properties Realtors. 96G-4342 3 br 2 ba sgl Cam home in BEACH CONDO 3 BDR LAMOMARIC COHDO VUI . Dl mcl. '72 Toyota. ~CIOUS U.... 21h ba dbl g ....,,, ooo Adult 1 t 2 BR ., 0wnr1aat. S52·1632 Private lake available • ar . ..,.,, · •new ·5 y., • • ___ .__;:,_. ______ , w 1 lb t b 1 c; • Bdrm 963-7079or652-4278 ba, end unit. close to SISK BEWW MARKET Townhse end unit w/Cam fl ~~~ 24 hr._ secur. .. ... ....,.H 11., ... LTY Sacrifice! Btful lrg nu rm. dining rm & covd ( .....,, · er. pnnc. on· ---. ~,,. 3Br Wdbrdg. 673-4311, patio. 2166sq ft $134,000. .--f·' _1>'~·-536-07 __ 44 _____ , 551·2000 Anf PARKREALTYSSl-5000 -. ' :..:( ll ----------~..;;..__· ______ _ 1 •• • LACUESTA: Near 3,000 OODllJDGE I . .4 .;-sq.n .. massive billiard W nn. W/Wetbar & refng. OP84 SUH 1·5 Starting a New Bualneu A cc:cordlng 10 Cellfomle B&lllMH end ProlHllon• COd9 (Sec. 17900 to HUO) •II per90nS doing llu9iMH unci.r • fldltlov9 n•-"'u tt Ille e •••••-nt wllh th• Counly Cieri! enCI hHe II putlllaheCI l our ti,.,•• fn • newepeper ••r~ ltle er•• In which Ill• t>ualneH 1• loeeled. The saetelftent la r•QUlreCI by I-end I• nece•MIY fn P"*dlnt rour ll11tlneH n•-· Moel llenllt re4111lre proof Of ..... to ... C0"'"'•nilet~ .. The OAILV PILOT ~ovldH i.ti 1111119 e11d plllllleetloll -'llloea. W• h••• ell tM -ry for"'• end Melnttln • d•llr Hr•/c:e 10 tlle Ora119• Co1111ty Co11r1he>ll•. Vtllet •I~ llf one 01 011r c:on••nfen1 olllc•• or phone tll• LEGAL OIPAATMINT t4l-4H1, lat. 332 for lftlH• lnlorlftellon l1"CI tot-. DAILY PILOT Warm wood tones. 12COVE fireside kitchen, huge Popular Woodside Model dine. prime beach area! in Arborlake • Wood· Red Carpet. R . E . bridge. 2-Level home _R_oberts __ ._536-__ 93_1_1 ___ 1 with sunken living rm., den. dining galleria, huge Camity rm./ltitchen area & nook. Upper level has 3 privately situated bdnns. & service area. Exquisitely upgraded & decorated. Neutral col· ors. Looks better than a model! You won't be dis· appoiot.ed. Pnvate beach raclllties. A real bargain at $1.36,SOO. <May assume aw~ variable interest Beach house 2 bllrs lo ocean. custom !? br for 167.SOO. Owner. 536-0628 IRING the kids, bring the dog. Clean & ready for conve. nient family living. 38drm, ram rm. frplc, 2t,.!i8a, cov patio, storage shed. doghouse. 2 mi's to ocean. Close to schools. Owner transferred. Com· pare at '85,300. S..,CallMlty 636-3760. nteloao). WAL.HUT SQUA~E ~SUHl·S 14571 OVAL Y .. C•Affwd Newonmarket! 2 Bdrm. Thia! 3Bdrm, 2lJ,a, l.ra 2 baths. front. unit ram rm. RV accesa. Id townhouse. :Xlnl value. cood Assum loan. ID.950. Priced at tllt.000. <>Pen DAVto D. CAILSOM Sat/SUn. l2-6 S4S2 f:d· llALTotl IJJ..t2U ln•er. Call Charle8, Agt. at846-13'7lor846-2397. UPIJ'aded cozy !'Ondo, 2 ---------• br/ 2 ba/ dlnln1 nn1encl. By Owner. Sharp pallo/ 11r. Cloac to Seabury. 3Bdrm, 2Ba, parks, •cboola, freeways form din, lrt fam rm. Ir bu1loeaa.ea. 166.000 . .. 500. -.zau. OwlW I Ql. m..s . RED .. u. IULTY O,EM HOUSES t .5 PM CULVBDALl 17 5 32 Wayne -4 BR . Family Room -$115,000 3591 Fen -3 BR -$86,900 TUaTLE IOCI 19332 Sierra Bello -4 BR. Family Room coeu•E r•u 14601 Oak -1 BR. FR. DR -$1 5,000 red hill realty 552-7500 Son®)'. July 23. 11178 •.••••.......•.....•... ' ~~~ ..... ~~.~ ~~~.~~.~~ ....... ,~.~.~ ....... ~.~.~ .... ;.. HocnesForSC!k ~.~.~ ....... ~-~~ ....... ~-~.~ ....... ~.~~ ....... ,~.~.~ ...... . OAILYPILOT Dlt ~ 104 L9IJllie ._. I 04I ....... INdi I 041 l...-a.edt I 041 Legll90 leodi I 048 ............••••.....•. ...................... ..... .•.•..•.•••...................................•................. ----------------tN'EW BO.MES an Lagana Bead~. Joseph Heun, W11•1 .......... =@= ~ starter borne 2 atary. Z bclrm ID lovel1 uHlloa. f'ealure1,, -....W--fdll..ly /di611 area bricl All"CH WA YIS pedo wtUt BBQ area, M!p rolll.oi oo t.be coutllne leuodry, unique suie from large 3 Bdrm, 3 )'•rd. Offered at oalr bath home. Gttat floor f7l.• pWi includes 2 master J.C. MASH ti.l'IS bdrms $149,500 CAU.4'7·1761 OLDFASHIONm Bb'/B&dr. Call 4M-18l8. THlllAICH UY OCIAMYmW UTA11 4 BR. 3 BA bome w /pool $315,000. Vacant lot Hxt door sza>.000. DENNIS BUSH U.,Oleal& .... 49'-4151 ---------1 house, converted lo 3 un· ---------1t.s. Ocean views, trees /Ci)_ C PltESTIGtOUS and 1 bllt to beach. C· l ...i ~ Q.,... Yoo desene ltl LovelJ 3 uioe!".?!.!1~~·. 11: b..(>~~· ...;~ BR & dining room bone wv.r"'"---. -J '' ~ with extra room 10 1.__CGl __ •.tW-•Sl-I _ _, (..)~ ~, . · . .!: ~~ gara~. SUrrounded 'Jy ,-"" "' , · .t:s greenbelts & close to1--------- everyhting in Unlvenity BYOWNER Park. $Ur7,SOO. Call IOW PRIME LOCATION for direct.ions. Oeean view from every REAL ESTATE CAll NON] ~n~ rm.ooo. PLAYGROUND O f' 752 • 7315 Laguna's. Bes t . Buys, 11IE PACIFIC! lovlt.ang -. Locations. Views-surf & sand, or bask on OONALOM.BIRO Coaslhne Catalina city the dHk & enjoy A•w<•0""·'"'...,., lights. 4 New cstm wlutewater panorama 2 CREAMPUFf redwd/cedar hms. J -4 br., 2 ba. Reduted to By Owner Brs. 21.-2-3 Ba. fam-rms. $138,500. 38drm 2Ba f trg LRG MSTR STE. frml .. ' ' am nnh' DR. dream kitchens, COSTA DEL SUR -W e .. 1tchedn, atnt· um, b 8.bl~ skylights, beam ceilings. on the Riviera was never upgr , ex ens ric-. 1 so .._.. .... ,. Eote~am· in ,..,.,,, .... ,., 1"' Bnck trp cs, wel bars. "'..,... n ...... g, crnr "" comm Luxury appt's. Patios, style in this 3 Br .. 3 Ba , ~900· "" 389 decks, prof lnd.scpd. Just or just kick back & relax _,., .. t 4 r e duced ·S205,000 . & be dazzled by the UniY.nity~ $255,000. Now by owner coast line & h1ll:.1dc Deane home, 8Bdrm, 494-5106. views. $215,000. 2Ba, den, spa. tn park.1---------1 MEDITERRANEAN By owner. 5S9·05'3 TOP OF THE WORLD VJLLA • Start ptanninl;( IRVIME GROVES Family home. high beam now & maybe build next Beautifully up graded ccihngs, secluded patios, year on this 50' x 100' lot Sycamore model with dbl frplc. Room for pool. with 180 degree views · ideal cul-<le·sacloc. J or. Quiet col-de-sac st. 3 Br, enjoy the good life 21/:z ba, (am rm, sep din· (rm I d In Io g 0 n I y SllS,000. ing rm. atriun Large S142.500. backyard $95.000 Ph THE GOLD COAST 551-4948 Jhe :!!tCKONS! Get you r Cl av-ton wet. ~at starter home. TURTI..EROO< GU.!'J Plan2. 4 br + '1m11) rm. ,atrium. bea ultfu II}' landscaped. <!~IO i.q ft Slfll,500. 547 i <l 1 TIJRTLEiUl.1' 3Br, 2Ba, ram rm. din rm, 19' ce1lJngi. S\U>l.500 5021 Paseo de Vc~a MJ3 -9688 Opco Il se Sat/Sun l·S. Co "'-' low maintenance give-. mpa ")' you more time to s pend on the beach· 3 br , 2 ba 494-1230 Sl38,500. ----------1 COTE D'AZUR • Shim OPEN SUH 1·5 PM menng emerald waters 420 POPLAR with the sun dancing on North end, lovely 3 BR. 2 the expanse of ocean• BA home on level lot Luxury living, tile deck, near beach. $185.000. extensive s tone work MARJONMILHE through manicured Collecje REAL EST A TE grounds, wit.b room ror pool or walk to Woods Park 494-8558 Cove beach: 3 br., 3 ba. ~ Bdrm., fam rm i----------i $230,000. Ocrkcley Model '4-1lh raii:.ed patio dt!1·k. Dou hie dra~l>. l'crfrl t l11r •IJlY ~Ill' fum1I) 31548 lhlff Dr. 1104 So. Coast Hiway Open Sunday 1·5 LAGUNA BEACll Oceanside of Highway. 497-2457 White water vicwi:. 3 Br.1--------'.l lM,lar~e study, 2 fplcs.1i--------- dinmg rm. s unny l>rkfsl rm $349,000. OnllwGreen Premium 3 br. 2 ba, t:or PORTER REALTY 1000 NO COAST llWY 497-2468 EMERALD BAY SALE IY OWHER R-l A newly remodeled oce11n \'I •w 2 bdrm house in popular North Laguna; sep. l ·bdrm. apt.· renta easily. Priced to sell at $152,500 SECOND HOME? This 2 bdrm. couap. close to the beach, IS in one of the most chlll'ming areas o r Laguna . Miniature Japanese en· try garden, enclosed brick patio Sl 15,000 M-IA Commercial propertr &tor busines opporturu· ty. oo 2 lots, totaling a P· prox I acre, for s mall in· dus trial : inc lude s establ1shed auto repair ~ess. Buy the bust· nesi. for $195,000 or the whole pJt:kJi;l' for $$5.000 Ldllt fonst I 055 L*t fwftt I 055 , .. wpcwf •oc:Ja I Otf ....................... ·········•··········••· ...................... . AtlSH OCEAN Ufl'DSI New single-family view homes on a hills ide in Laguna Niguel. 1'be cool breezes make Niguel Woods a delighUul place for you and your family. Unusual Mediterranean style village with up to 4 bedroom plans -special features include private courtyard, garden atri um, secluded patios, breakfast nook. built-in oven with micro-wave. spacious master bedroom with garden view bath. Parks, schools. beaches nearby Priced from oply $119.500 with excellent financing. Get out of the heat today -call (714 )495-0871. Miguel Woods ly Holellbeck Joe Sprung!, BuJlders Agent. OCIAtROHT •• 38r, 2ba, open bouft Sat/Su n 1·5 at J'l!t Seashore Dr. , HOILlS woo~ _L. REALTOR 67~ OPEMHOUSE ~ 431 l•VIMI :· , SUNDAY 1-6 ; NwPt Ht.s cstm 3 Br, 2 ~. Frplc. copper plumbbic. forced air, lrg. yrd. Ht, 842-1418. • ..,. R·2 IUILDAILE • Prime, Newport Heigl;tts location. 3 Bed.rm bo~ +room for 2 more uni ! Btald and benefit. I 646-7171. O'f'11 ''' O• '' 1vr1 t 'tH ,.,...-•• Price reduced to $399,000.00. This 4 bedroom 3 balh home has a f anlasl1c view and is situated in a gated com· munity m North Laguna with private beach, 6 lighted tennis courts. swim· ming pools and parks. OPEN HOUSE will be held Sunday, July 23 noon tit 5. Call ahead for admittance. ·:r; tr~r 0!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! •:\~K:il(C~~ [~IMHI EAnYILUf.FS FROMTROW VIEW 497-2267 Refreshments Will Be Served OPEM HOUSES IM ARCH BEACH HEIGHTS SUMDAY 2-5 I. I 37S f:Meftoda •••••••••••••• $259.000 2. I 060 lafa .................. S 162,500 l . IOI I Mir_. .............. $124,900 fTa• PCH to llueblrd 5wNNtt Clftd Denny'sl. 497-3331 -I .t. •. '10',.. ( I I .... iJtllflllli 1¥ I t•t\IH I t11•.1('1 (..A ~("b~t 'I•• I~ ,., , '""'-n 1 "'''• H.qh'*"'" '-•1111'1 l •~·"''·• C..t 'Jib! I l/9olH•-H A•t tt ~ ON A COUNTRY ROAD Charrrung 2 Bdrm beach collage within walklDR d1 <1l::tnce to bl'ach & town, has recl'nlly ~n rcplumbed, wall lo wall r·pt Nec17.!150 l'lt·t1:.l' c<ill ror an aµpl 494-8519 l~l90 So C-Oast llw' LAG UNA HE/\C..:11 Lag.a Niguel I 052 Mksioe Vieio I 06 7 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• orEH HOUSE OP&I HOUSE SUNDAY l·S Pano VH:w . " br, bonus 30461 Paseo de Valle rm. Call 831·7187 a rt Spectacular JOOO sq. rt . 6 PM 0 w n c r I Ag L luxury home 4 HR. 3 Bn. SallSun beaut. decuratc d .1·---------$199,500. 968-4542 Bkr 22882 TG1110ra OPEMSUM 1-5 MOHARCH SUMMIT Nearly new 2 Br. l '"i ba. Minutes to beat·h & shops. Cath ceirgs. frplc. 2 pauos. clbbse. pool & J8C. Owner anxious. Try 10%down. $88,900. 497-1711 N~< ~ee,tt •'/(. REALTY $84,800 at 9 >f4<>,'o FfMAHCIHGl Take advantage of this fm.rncini.:. top location, l>eautirul 4 hdrm home NEW eart.htone carpe~. wallpaper & lev<'lor.1 . move-in eond . s ee 1t now. 714·5KI 1000 IAY &llRDS St.roil or Job. Greenbelts. cbffs & shows te.rriQ.c. "Tnna" 3 bdrm. ~l House Sal" S-l ·S PM. 2175 Vi sta Entrada 759-1501. $15,000 DOWM •BY OWNER• BEACJI 15 Just 200 steps awl!.)'. 38r. 28a, frplc . 2 car gar m a Carmel·hkc setting on a pvt st. m Lido Sands SlJ!.1.500 645·1:$2 BIGCAHYOM BY Owner. 3 Br + fam1 ly Pvt 1mmac, view $389 .000 6-W 4631. BY OWNER 2 Houffi + Studio Victoria Beach 4 garages. beam ceil· -OPENHOUSE Grcatv1ewpnme3br2 ba SUHDAY 1•4:30 •MTH VIEW $79,500 1-:xl't'plmnal upj!r.t<ll'' l.mdM·dplnj!, 3 br. ~ bJ, parent -, n·tn•al Op1•11 Sat Sun l°Jll 1>Wlll'1 768-5368 Nwprt lls...rti:. lrg corner lot, 4! bdr 4! ba, family rm + bonus rm. SJ 19,500 64.>7044. Opn Sunday. New England "Cape". in gs, much panehn~. great view ; frplc .. 2 frplc's etc. A blk Victona bdrms., d en, park hke Beach. Ocean views. xlnt pall!k-nrar beach town $189,500 494·6930 pm MONARCH SUMMIT SACRJFICE DOVER SHORES setting with PRIVATE cond. By Owner. $239,500 Incredible value! Ocean SUN BATHING! Just 494·26!!5 view duplex located hsted, $164,500. Open witlun walkmg distance Sun. from l Call for Quality cstm 4 BR home, to beach $140,000. Bwlda- dJrect1ons. 31h BA. beam ceiling:., ble level ocean view lot Hom. & Gu.st Unit formal dm rm, etc On a s.50.000 North side, 3 bdrms. p ark-like l-l'lllllg. lot FAUSTA VITALI white wa tl•r View, w huge tre1'!>,<?<t.-.1 n Reaftor 497-2426 1-rcnch windows. htlw<l v 1 e w s LO v. 1'. ~· Y · _ firs. Lt!JSt.'<1 al Stifil,I. l'lul-. S2!19 000 Will cons1cl(•r I bdrm . bunk room & trades . Owncr rl>lclr . LacJunaHills 1050 dining rm . w<ilk to -1~l-269S ••••••••••••••••••••••• bea<'h . both have frpks pH 1 C E R E D U l: 1-: n & are like new• Xlnl buy Sl0,000 Spacious 3Br, N. at 5245,000. Laguna split level, vu. FANTASTIC 31085 Montesa On ve Popular 2Bdrm "C" Plan, twnbse in adlt comm, adjacent lo I rg greenbelt& clbbse $92,000 Step out of your back pat1otosw1mming pool & JaCUU.I By O~ER~KR Owner must sell 4Br. """ • 383, prof lndscpd. & de· 3000 sq fl M.V. onw. •1 l'Orated w /jacuzzi & Br. bonus, Cam, DIR. pool. Bltn microwave . conv. pit, wetbar. 3 ma ny ot her xtras frpk'S,3cargar.lmmac, $'229.500. Opn Sunday:. newly landsca~d You J.2-5. 1531 Highland Or won't b<•lleve 11 hut out of 645-4226or!l33-1316. lown ow11er will M•ll 1h1s -------- twauty for $132.500 Wlli REALESTATESALES abo Mos11kr Ill'· rlow11 Brokers or salesperson.., ------__ orlseopt ful ll1>art l1111e. Earn 25192 Via Piedra Blanca LAKE HILLS RLTRS. OO 'IUun yournextdeaJ. Teal & Babcock R.E. 493-0ll I /499-4797 Immaculate. spa<'1ous 4 58 I ·2600 493-251 l United lrolten bd home 10 Niguel lhlls. tlliwport leacJ. 1069 646-7414 • . ne r unit. Sunshine OCUHFllO~T around 1he CToci'; patio New li1t1og at Aliso oPeOS oo the golf course. Be h 3 Bd 2, Hillie McC_pnnack ow.neL.wilLfinance~ See Realty 494-755 I S3t1Suo f ·S. 319 f..(.'<fro1t HILLTOP VIEWS! 3+2 Condo with drnpcs, appffan~. garage oprrr Pool. tennis & more' Walk to s hoppio~ & schools· 2 minutes to frwys. Way b elow market at $77,900. Must sell. $WOO move you m 23461 C8m1n1to Lazaro Open TODAY, 11to6, or call 837 ·4110 By Ownt!r fteshl¥-pa1nt.ed ,.,.New .n-.... 3000 W crptg & lodscp. $99,500. -••• ... ••M•••-••·----~:!~~!!~1-''~-·~-~~• FAUSTA VITALI HarborVlewHomes '98.500. ac . rms:, 12 Spaaistl VIia baths; very aC<leSS1ble to 't523 l'AMP&IS~l~lflE , ··-·-2 BR . beach. $485,000 _______ ,..,......,.ous • patio OCUHFIOMT ----------1 home. on huge lot. Fami· ty rm w/fplc & wet bar. Upgra~ 5 bdrms. 3 ~s;,000 DOWN Formal dininl! rm baths .• on large lot. ~ s112 ooo Beautiful ocean & sunset Brand new 2 BR! Never 'o..'TM s......it views. $475.000 lived in townhome. has Adult communtty . ~AWSCOVE everything' Pool. lcnn1s. pnvate end unit. 2 BR + SpaCJOUS, newer 3 bdrm • Jacun1. sauna C:irefrce d e n. Sunny family 3baths,famllyrm . view living! J::nJ OY t Quity kltchen.Sl09.500. ~~I~~; l·blk. to build.up & tax thl'ltcr REGENT REAL TY aCRO~~ POlto.ltT without ma1nlm:ince "" "' wornes! Why wal , take 831-3114 North end. ocean side or a smart step and tall the ,______ hwy.: 3 bdrms., 2 baths. Personal Service Pcopk pnvate atrium. $225,000 now• OYO Royal Proper+ie' Laguna Sands. 2 Bdrms, 642-1830 2 baths, deck ; ocean 0 P EN SU N I ·5. n 3 GOLDENBUSll Nicer than nice 3 Br. 1 sl~. l.'nd un1l Deerfield. Hcalty Network. 957-8400 view. $170,000. T OCEAN: close UJ, de· luxe 2 BR, 2 ba. apt. Lgc. hv. Elec. gar., dl'ck. $118.000. Owner finance! Pe4J AD.ft Rltr. SUNDAY SPECIALS N QR INS .__49_4-_151_8 _ PREVIEW ' R E A L T y 1475 i~~c ~aj b~-42 COMPARE ba, family rm, cfuung FIX AND SAVE. Needs rm, fireplace. beams. yoor personal touch. Ex· util. rm, beautilul ocean paru.1ve '1ew or ocean & city views. $195.000 6 ROHtna"l A lovely 2 bedroom con· do that show:. pnde-of ownership SJ1d cal\)'on. Extremely CaU Dick Eisimlnger, qwN. 2 Bed .. 2 Ba .• huge ._A_gt_._494-855 __ 1 ____ _ convertible den. $121.500 l MEW HOMES 3661 PiM A s upe r Cornell 1n CoU~e Park with Cl'n lraJ air. covered patio. beautiful fronl courtyard &more ... 5~1N Best locnl1on ! /\ 4 bedroom home w iO formal dining room & up- grades throughout. on o private cul-de.sac near community pools. lake & tennis CONVENIENCE AND PHIVACY 1n one Benullfully redecorated 2 Bed .. 2 Ba. O·Y·O just steps to Laguna's Main Beach and downtown /\Hordably priced at $85,950. SPARKLING SEAS & EMERALD TEES. New designer duplex on golf course with panoramic ocean view. Ideal re- sidence with income. $165,000. 4912 RC191tar * 49'"8057 * A sharp 3 bedroom home --------- with expanded liv111g Ocean/Canyon views. room . Used br ic k $20.000 moves right Oreplace. plnnk noortng b\zyer 1n 3 BR, den. 2 ba. &coveredpatlo formal dln'g, frplc, 2 14591 Lofty pat1o6. newly decorated. Jmmed possession. Prices reduced. for sale by builder. OPEMSUM 1~4 3 br + den. $200,000+ Come to 793 Bolsana first. P.C.K. to Nyes Pl up the hill. Laguna R.E. &Constr. DRAMATIC COMTEMPOIAltY ARCHITICTURE OPENSAT/SUN2·5 One o( the most exciling new hms ln ca. Specl wht wtr view, 3300 sq. ft .. redwd & glass, 3 Br, library, 3 ba. ronnal DR. 4 magni!bouquet canyon s\One fp., pool, Jae, 4 decks, fl lush ~pg. A truly outstandlng r es. $6M.OOO. Ask for Sandi Sillta O,..S-.1:00 661 Mys&Wcry 180 DEGREE WftlTE WATER PANORAM A~ Privacy abounds on 1 a acre plot. n ear the \'lllage, the tugh school & beach' 3 Bdrms .. den & an exc1ung 2·sty hv1og nn. with a huge pictures- que stamed glass window & frplc. s.ie anytime. $249.500 2 Houses/C)UeSt Unit 2 Blks. to Nortbs 1de Beach, coastal views, frplcs., hdwd. firs .• low mamtenance; like new' ~.000. Hime McCormack Realty 494.755 I Selective lovesting <714 > &1>2217 laC)una Beach House For $I 05,000!!! Older. two bedroom home on good sized lot. 1s available thru prohate sale. In the heart of town Wllhin walkmg distance to beach. $105.000' A GREEN THOUGHT OPEN SUM 1·5 L'l THE SHADE' Lul'Jl 3190 I VinJinia Way l'd on secluded ground:. :.i Panoramic cost al vu , SHORT STROLL FROM from ttus 3 Br cha rmer TH E B F. AC H A N D w /lots of potential v I L L /\ G 1<: Secluded lg dbl lot. Brick w /OUTST /\ND I NG pabo & new wood deck VIEW OF THE SE Pvt beach r igh t :.. Unique tw o s tor) $151.500. architecture w dct:.i1led 497-1711 extenor of UOA R 0 & HEW HOME BATTEN . WEATHERED BY TllE SALT AJR Spacious 3 bdrm. & ram rm floor plan ser viced by 2V.. OPEN SUHDAY 1-5 Onl y 3 blocks to Laguna's beautiful beach. 2 BRl l ~ baths, dining rm, family rm, stained glass. ceramic tile, jacuzzi. microwave, all the pl uses. S229,500. -baths , f eatures I W/RAISED COPPER llOODED FI RE rlT parquet floors, WALl-4' 0 F' G L /\ S S & EXTF.NSIVE USfo: OF WOOD SHUTTERS. Master suite opens thru sliding glass w a II I u enclosed .. SECR ET GARDEN'': the cunous may find SL·paratc WRKSHP/STUOIO RM For those who seek o home with charm . J437CATALINAAVE. The Fishing Realtors 497·1666 STEAL IT! warmth & privacy. in the 3 Bedrms + bonus rm. much desired No. end Beaut ocean views. seclionofLaguna Beach, $149 500 we believe this is n rare ' · ftnd for only Lag lnvestmnts•9U525 $210.000 r,,n Price LIVEBYTHESEA C/\LLTODAY" L u x u r Y c o o d o MtSSIOM UAL TY A suptr 4 bedroom home with family room Ceramic tJle entry. cen· traJ air & SHOWS LlKF. A MODEL w /Whitewater view. 2Br. 985 s. est ltwy, Laguna den . 2""1Ba . P ool W.KLLIAM w/jacuzzi, prime hillside __ PhOM ___ 4_9_4_·_0_7_l I &OltlOO' COnK'r lot. flexl· --------... ble terms $175,000. By ownr. 494-4444, 494-9966 POWELL location. S145,000. ~ br 2,,. ba ud 491M052 .. .,.., + st 10, 2 yrs EMERALD IA Y Reol Estate ----·--old. ~.ooo. New b4ting. Sc>ectacuJar aoo~~ Cl~usljii!!fi!ied!IAidsiliiiil6421.i·5678··-iiiiiiiiiii494iiiiii· 7ii07iii3iiiiiiiiii;:-wbite water view from !::========::::!.I , one or the largest homes $62,500 ~ 1n Emerald Bay. Ex· 0oe bedroom, own Your Coldwell Banker teoalve use of ced1r, own. Like new cond. open beam ceilings and Prime &ocalion. WaUt to RESIOENllAl 8QOKEQAGE COMW\NY g.lasl. 41lr, 3'r\ ba, frml town • ~ BeauUful dinlnl rm. SL Chari~ weu maintained bldr. HIGH ON A HIU. kitchen. fa.D\111 rm, den pr, lndry fadl. Muat seo Overlooking Laguna is a t asteful ••...ae•w••u-&daraerecnn.Scarpr. to_•f'IJRClate. OWNER and exciting 3 bedroom den home __ ..,,..... -• docu '8 paUol. APl>l'Ol WILL FINANCE. t Jet.J 551.2000 4500aq ft.. $abmtt a fl of. ..., .. ._.."._.. near ng comp on. View or ocean, ---------. fer a . ow o er b a 1 sunsets and mountains. Premium purehaaed n ew re·1 ___ 4_9_7·_ll_l_l ___ 1 n eighborhood. Quick escrow ~1~ ~~ooc:n~ ai:;ice~._ooo. __ _. North t.q, 2Bdrm, ocean posslble. $317,500. t/alr. beautlfulb' de· zw•w... view w/frplc. block to corated. pool. teools, 4t7•Jlll beh on R·2 lot w/plana, eym. It recre4Uoo room. city • COMtal approval wam fast sale. aa.500 (or 2nd 2Bdrmt. 233 Oltl'Dllrqt 83:M751 You don't need a ltm to Beverly. ?J:.n 10·2, · "draw fut" when you S.t~n. 491 . 8ale or OWHD. Un.Iv. Prk. <>Pen place a.n •d ln the DaUJ trade. SW.300. 1 . tw 5 ~. JSrio PUot Want Adi! Call oow a..a6ed Ads. )'O(U' an17.-.-•• -ea.sm. •lbopp&aacenter. A CO&.DWl!L.L IAICllt CO. 496-7222 831-0836 ftreeM1 •m'9J .... a..,......, Reattor 497_2426 Mochfied Carmel s br By Owner. Lg cu.I-de-s ac lot I.* Fottst I 055 on fee land. Many up. ck Bay By Owner.1.300 sq n. J lrg bdrms, 2 ba. living rm & dining rm. xtra l.rg family rm, :.! fplc 's, s kylight en tr) jacuui. $167,SOO. 642-8135 ••••••••••••••••••••••• grades. $225.000 759 9338 J bdrm. den. family & H •RBOR VIEW h\'ng rm. separate din "' mg rm, /\IC. Sun & Sail club-i~Ul65 dy0wner 3Bdrm, 28a, Leisur e Wor ld condo Superb lorat1on on lake & fairway Sacnfrce sale 213-292-42.46 TwoFWt~Lots Monaco3br2ba, frpl, 8yOWHSt Ml!umable Joan 8114%. 1l br 3 ba. POOL. fantilv nn. 2 rlteplaces. 2350 sq ft, lathe & plaster. cal· de-sac. Price reduced $17 .000 714 /496-4024 In Ldce Forest many upgrade:. Prof approx. 6000 sq ft each landscaped. Jf you want With per1metcr block a 3 br bome look at thl· wall. Next to Brock rest. then buy the belol. Homes Models Contact vaJue. $137.500. Call for Owner I Agt $162.900 PICl<ETFEMCE & POSIES GALORE Ted Cox . 213 i851·6767 _a_P_P_t._640-824 __ 8 ____ _ MEWPORT CUSTOM 2, sty 2195 SQ fl $95.000. 25025 Ma c Ken.dc . 586·1658. Open Da1ty weekdays only 9 5 Don't MISS This Buy 1 Ba.>- ______ ;;;;;;;;1 Ave property, <2> 2Bdrm GotJieous ranch styk custom bul It in Newport! Qwet cul-de·sac. Red bnck pathway and while rail fence_ 2 Massive Sun & Sail C lub bses. Hi24·9914 . ALL LAKEF/\CILlTIES -------- 1052 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Laguna Niguel Realty ... + A LAKE VIEW. lux unous earthtonl.' decor. gorgeous mstr swtc. lush atrium, tiled entry, air cond . for comfort & a price you l'a n afford 714· 770 21 11 tW'§f1iM(;Jr\ ELMIGUELC.C . ~~!I~ Custom bu1 ld1og i.1te. ---------fronllng on fairway One o( the last rcma lnmg lots Mklioe Vieio I 06 7 in tlus area .. 187.000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HIGUS. SHORES W1dl' ocean view awa1u. the new owner or thL<; IJr~c 3 BR +family room hom e 1n pvt ~uarded gate beach com munity. /\ s harp buy at...$259.000 PlllAZZ! captures the essence of llus 2 BR, loft-Oen Park Niguel condo. Warm earthtones Scrumpllous at. .. S1J7 ,500. 9""'~ INT~REST RATE' HURRY! New buyer may qualify for !:11 l '; tnlcrrsl r:.ite Owner w1coru.lder carry- ing second. Pos:.1ble Sl2.000 down payment gets you SENS/\TlONAL 4 bdrm. air cond .. best area, cRll now for de tails. 714·837 .9500 ROMAMTIC VIUA ~-; _,, perched on the side of a ~~ hill overlookloA the • ~ 1 Pacific Ocean. 2 BR trl----------1 e v c I co nd o w 12 --------- balconies &2 frplcs. Calll•--------loday ... $157.500. COZY COTT AGE on qwet cul-de·sac lo guarded gate community w /tennis courts, pool, jacuu1 & saunas, Love ly , lik e new 2 DR .$153,900 FORE! Great goll course. view fro m pati o hanked wlflower boxes. 2 BR Costa Del Sol Outstanding view! :? lov ely bdrms. xtras galore. air cond covered patio .. hurry $76.500 714·TI~2111 West Nine <'Ondo. Right•--------- on par lll...$83,500. TOWNHOME FOR SALE PACESETTIR Ill BY OWNER. La Mancha on qUlet cul-de~sac 3 BR. Monllel 3 Br. 3 ba. fam· cl0&e to shopping, parks rm, din-rm, 4/c, upgrd &schoOls. Pool-sized lot crpt s, shutter s & View of hills. Owner will waUP&per. $95,950. Call carry 2nd 1'.D .... Sll9.900. S2:M.2U wkdays 831-7417 496-241 l 4tS.S220 f'V!l. 4tJ.t4t4 110.soso•------- Soart.ll.nJr 3 Br. 2 ht coiy tam. rm., used brick l'rpl, spedal amenities, air oood, ltalJan UJe, pro- f fas. landacpa .. lat-. paUo, flre plt, gaa BBQ; room for pool : lov~ly view! $132,$00 3 BR, 2 bt, !am rm, frpl. lge fenced paUo. Qwel cul de sac. l1~.soo .............. SACRIACll Red11eed $8,000. Sens•· Uooal tri-lcvel. Over 2300 sq.ft. Jll.ll{e msstr suite! beaut. kitchen, rorma dlnlna. Indoor service a~. 3 8clrma & 3 car ..,._ae. 714-337·~ PRICEO TO SELL $169,000 In the Bluffs, 4 Rn, 3 ba. fam k1tch, Ir!( fm1sht-d playroom. pvt PSllOlt, 011 greenbelt & cul de sac Walk to stores, schools. parks & Leoni • ., club. Call for an appt to see. 759-0331 fireplaces. Beamed ceil· mg.s. Hugl' family room w/11 ft wet bar. True country ~tyle kitchen. Fantastic 66' covered palJO ! RV parking-aod· much, much more! Owner will carry 2nd TD Just reduced S6,000 NOW only $219.000 Pnnc1pals only please Hurry. cal l today• -673-8550 IAYCREST-POOL u•-. 111 • ,. ~ ll.J".; 'lltsl""' 1 ~::~~~::.~£ [ ~ llittl chef's dchgbt, dbl gar ~~~~~~~~ w /opener . assumabl1·i--------- mon. rent till closm~ $210,000 Make ofr. Open Sat /Sun I s 173~ Tradew1nds. N 8 t:a 11 646-60S9 Owner SEAVIEW SI 0.000 DOWN Broadmoar 3Br, 2Ba , guarded gate. comm J>()OI. Jacuzzi, tennis $235.000 bala nce. No qualifying. Owner wall carry 64().m8. $10,000 ON Mo Cr.cit HHCkd Rig 4 bdrm, 2 bath. pool. Jae. waterfall. Complt>te Jy remodeled. new thru· out. Owner will rinance. St59,950 tot.ti pri~. Ask for FA. Chernow, 964·24M agt. WESTCLIF'F 1st OFFERING E~TBLUFF VIEW HOME OPEN SUH 1·5 2945CASSIA •1 Bdrms., family rm,. slnJile level home on choice view lot amidst heautiful mature trees That wo nd erful establis hed fee ling• Near new "top of th,• hnt•" kllcheo applianc~ Gorgeous floor tilel-. gracious courtyard en- try. low mamtenanC\' yard. A wonde rful. warm, fnendly heme Yoors at $176,500 i!i;t!•lllllt!• ,\: 1.!." 11. 4!~l\;l f~~I , A1nq 64Cl ',~,,t, :.r·t'•ttlc t,1•,lt>'ulf Prot f,ttJo 4 BR 3 Ba or 3 BR + ram --------- rm. FP, D/W, remodelNi LUFFS t LEVEL VlEW kltch & baths, rust cpt l'nd unit. 2 br 2 bu thrwut llig & beautttul Sl~7.000 Owner 644-4201 Ba rg1tln pri cetJ 11 t HOUSE IEAUTIFUL Sl5S.OOO. Marina lteulty 642-8850 Elegant decor, VanLuil W8llpa~n. 3GOO S. F. or all beautiful home oa 12.000 I S.F. Jot, w/fonnal d.in1ng From $ own to + fam rm, w/\18ed brick f12,000 down. p & 1 FP & large Uvlng rm. hyml• from •725 to Home overlookl large """! ND covered patio & """ m~~t81 : • beaudlu.Uy k~ prden HB. Lat CM. No "· l b h quallfyln.i necessary oo it s • e area . Move-in today. ~H998 Separate aarden W/frult Pri ly & nut t.rel!8. ~ape arbor non &strawberries. vou·u ~ NEWPORT lfEIGHTS 1Jad you took the lime to S'l'IUOO Reduced! Won't see this beauty' Call last. charmlna 2 BR, 646-4380, Ruth Lurie fplc. French doors , Rltr. stove. refrig. cloee to ir::::=:-:c~. -=2:--::-br~to-:-wn.bOu=~:-:s-:-e, " 494-7171 beech OD R-2. Ow11er. p 1 J l•--------·I &607a nr ocean. oo . a~. 19C:attty.O.W ..... 10M _ _.._ -...... _ 8J• DAILY PU.OT ~!!.~~ ........ !~!!:.~.~ ........ ~~.~~ ...... ~~~.~!~! ...... ~~-~~ ..... . .. .. ,_ s. ~ ........... s-. .. "°'6n For Sc* Hoillft fo,. s• ....................... ....................... ..................••..• ..••••................. ............ '°" tt.apa"11Hda a06t ........ ""' 1069 ... wponleach 1069 ............................................................................................. Wesl ..... t.r I 091 Wtt ...... hf' I 091 MaWt. Ho.1 MaWl9 tto..1 a.c-~rty 2000 ••• ••• • •• • • • • • • • •• • • • • • •••••••• •••• •• • • • • • • • • • For ~ I I 00 ,... s. I I oa ..... ••••• ••••••••••••• Sl 0,000 TO $22,000 UNDER MARKET ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• MIWTllPLD SACRIACE GIAMD OPEMIMG H a~!J~~~a BR: DeauilluJ single with dbl SSOO CASH lllA Tl all spacious deluxe~ . e.n~. 2Br. eocla&ed ADY mobile home bouabl Blke to bcb from heT'C porch. s •Park. Rent thna ttm store thrll July $1 9 8. oo o f. p . 24 t 2 .... .._ CAMTOM M.1. • Elega.nt El Dorado lo w o h ome in choice locatson. 3 bdrm, 2"'-a ba, close to pool, jacu?.ti & t e nn is cou rts. Sunken llv rm, wet bar , frml din r m. b ig m s tr bdrm w /balcony. ''Lease • Lease option • Buy" Open House Sun 1·5 PM 24 Sea Island 759-1501. TOP CY no. HIU. T hi s s pacious 5 bdrm beauty just r e duced $5,000. Quiet str eet in Ea stbluff per fect ror a peace-loving f ml y . Wa l k to schools, park, etc. O wn er very m o t ivate d . $18 3 .500. Open House Sun 1·5 PM. 821 Ca m phor 759-1501 l lST YllWIM THllLUR"S Lvly one floor 3 bdrm Linda plan in quiet locatton . perrect condition, highly ufg r aded. O wne r eaving state . Must sell . $16 4 ,500. Open House Sun 1 ·5 P M 2 1 09 F uentes . 759·1501. Ull.YIWFFS FttOMTIOW VI E W B AY & BIRDS. Stroll or jog . Green belts, c l iffs & s hows terrific. ''Trina" 3 bdrm. Open House Sat & Sun l -5PM 2175 Vi s ta Entrada. 759-1501. r~1wn mcyafl Mi Real Estate llG CANYON $359,000 Lowest priced BROAOMOOR Plan 3: -t BR 3 BA F H.. and Formal Dining. Large corner lot. pool. nite lites and much more. Sold hy ownertagt. OPEN HOUSE Sat & 5..,. 1·5 Call for appt. 644-5837 Mornings or Evenings OPa. HOUSE SAT /SUH. 12-6 Ml"# USTIMG HAllOI YllW HOMIS A DUI lilGAIM AT $I 54,SOO. RE Clllch I H ,.. 90' fn .. _,. LotJ Situaled belw(.<en Spyglass. Seaview & Big Canyon -location. location. location 1 This expanded Monaco a llows you the option of a huge family room. den. om ce or 4th bdrm. A rear wall of glass. yet with full privacy. overlooks the beaut iful garden-like. n igh t lig hted covered patios. Ai r -cond., wtr. softener. spr inklers, mir rored MBR wardrobe doors & elec. garage door opener. Please .. .if you want a beautiful home ... and a ~real value ... come out today 1807 Port Seabourne Way. RACHEi.LE ROIERS, REALTOR 3333 E. C,oast Hwy .. CdM 675--2373 DELIGHTFUL EYEFUL $229,500 OPEN HOUSE Sun 12-5 153 t ~ghland o,.. 4 BR. 3 Ba. family or dining rm. stunning pool & jacuzzi. elec garage door opnr. professionally lndscpd & redecorated. Butll·in dbl oven which includes Micro-wave and self·cleaning oven w /ceramic cook top range & indoor BBQ. Beautiful back yd for entertaining. l mmediate occupancy. F'OR SALE BY BKR OWNER PRIN ONLY PLEASE. 833-1316 645--4226 O,..Ho.Ms.t&S-l·S .... lrooll• • ., •. SJ()(). With this ad only 31~ H net.ware, RB. 5318-1711 $13,995. < EZ919S} --Ston ARTISTIC 16S2S Magnolia DUPUX/~7.500 Near new Showcase 4 bedrooms, 2 story. family room with fireplace. 2350 sq. ft. of elegance. Large bedrooms. bright kllchen , fo rmal dining room, many upgrades. Reduced to $114,900. MOBILEHOME Westminster A s hort dri ve rrom 957-800.5 CT14)848-889S Orange Co. gives you .. CEMTUltY 21 HUMTIMGTOM YAU.IY 1,1-4414. Oltl for JIM •EXCITING• • •• S 110 ,artl Rnt ea.I• H9'CJ1n• A t t h e b e a c b , i n 414832 Lakefield ooauLHully landscaped Yoo ... .!'!!..o:'lnner of secluded adult park· .... w n:i gorgeous 24.x60 1974 ...... frHHckds San Clemente I 07 6 s-Ju. DonuS·lOP or the boe, ($22.50 value). lo ••••••••••••••••••••••• ClfN1trano 1078 2Br. 2Ba. ram r m & l.lnQlftqlro1. OCEANSIDE ..................... • • much more-if you want ....... ;. lalley COMMUNITY BACK TO to live in tbis lap or lux· Cit-cut h1chly desirable area with fa ntastic growth and positive cash now from your investment. For complete details. Cal 973-4626 Mow ... HWde R.E. --1.631 E. 1 '1t.b St, SA FOUR HOUSES rwo separate houses ()n ~ large 50d7S R2 lot.:.. $9S.OOO each Agt. ti3-TI:r7 or S4S-84.24 ..... TURrr. ury witb a paupers purse Of PresldentiaJ Heights, nA '" this 15 il. (KT1207,8) August 3rd thru 15th with all the bt!nehls of CGlforN ifi Anaheim Convention New duplexes & 4·plextn. San Clemente living 7 Atop or kn o ll In .,oc c Center,800W.Katella 8Jydirect from thed~· luxury Town ho mes Capistrano. secluded al Mobile HomeSales Tickets must be ex· veos>er. '714)639-6704 Jva1Jable. Pnced from the end or a cul-de sac, a 2706 Harbor. Ste 208 ch.anged for reserved S79,900 NOW 1s the lime decorator's dre am 540-5937 seats al the Convention 10"7 XGROSS! l o h uy 492 2780 or home Subtle carthtones _EX_e1>_UT_l_V_E_H_O-.... -E--1 Center ahead of tune. 8 \Ills, pro,ected gr/in· 831-9310. wtoodles or plants greet '""' ,.. Call 642·S678. Ext 329 to co me $3 3 · 7 68 Al 1 .a.•oVETHE BE ... CH YoU inside & out Giant HUHTIHGTOH BCH claJJn your tickets 3BR/lb, by ownr. Mr -,.. up:.ta1rs ram1ly room 1977 Madison 24,56, 28r. * * • Werrer. 558·6370 dys, U 1 ll mate REE FG AT!!: w 1wet bar. balcony. & 2 Ba. profess 1 on a 11 y -:-----:---:::-:--:-=-::-::-II .'.549-.c:=::::.:!02:::.:e:.:v:.::es:..._ ___ _ WEST condo m 1n 1um view of dis tant hills lndscpd 1n s •Adult Acreog9forSd e 1200 Rarely ava1IJble. now at Bnght master swtc. IJv Park. <NC7130-31 ). ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl39.000 Ulg room. & dming area ARTISTIC 2 0 ACIES BERTHA HENRY look out al lush pnvatc MOBILE HOME in beautiful Mu rne ta REALTORS y ard w/party ~1vcrs 9S7-800S Valley. Surrounded by 215 Del Mar 492·4121 J8C\12Z1. For a one or a hon>e ranches. has 11 's P,ANORAMIC londexpenence,call •EXCITING• own water well. Term:. Oc.an View Homes G"iiiiiiiiiiii FARGO. 4 luxury custom homes 1~s\~ KIDS & PETS <714 l 677-S~l available w /bener1ts or !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :v. of a mile from the , ___ O_R_S22_:.0SJO __ . -- San Clemente coastalliv Volley beach. fun in lhe sun. FAUIROOIC 111g. Homes include wet 3Br, 2Ba. too many xtras 295 .a.cRES bars. greenhouse wm Really to mention, 1n most "' dows. Nutone food cen 496-4977 731-6050 beautiful S• Family Low, low down paymt. ters & muC'h more YOU 1'~~·.~:;~7.:;~.-:::,."" P~ rk in Ca Ii for n1 a . Owner wilJ carry· Asking MUST SEE' Pnccd from sw1mmg pool. Jacuzzi. Sll.900 per acre. 1 Mi $228,000. All offers will be Tustin I 090 saunas. enclosed roller rrom downtown The «onsider~. Full Bkr CO· ••••••••••••••••••••••• skat10g rink, minutes Real Estate Connection SUNITS 2Br hluse+4 I Br apb locatet in gd rental area, Lagw a Beach. Ocean vu, I b lk lo beach $270,0CD. pa.Box 1520, Lagum Bch 92652 $2l,OOO PERUHIT This hone plus income 1s Orange County's best buy. Oae two bedroom house w ith rour-two bedrot m un its ror SllS.OOO.Call 754!-1920. opernt1011 498·0200 or from Fash.ion lsland & S.S.l66S 494-8253 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~! 831·9122 THEY CAM'T the Pavillion & only -R-IV-lERA-DlST-R-lCT CATCH YOU ~.000. <OL82A6·7l ' QUAIL 17 ACRES PLACE Loaded with oak:.. 3 BR . tROPRTIES·· SPECTACULAR VIEW Newport Special l::as tbtucr Lu:.k "D" BYOWNER plan. 4 BR. 21? ba. highly 2 RR 2 Ba + rorma I din upgraded. family home 1ng r oom-ltke new w/best view 1n area lhruout Leaded glas:. doo~. ex VIEW OF BAY tensive bnck work Call $149,950 By bl.II Ider. lM orrenng IM THE California Pacific of tbts ele~ant 4 br. :;gt ROUNDHOUSE Mobile Home Sales level homL' comb1nm~ Oramallc 200deg. view 2706 Harbor. Ste 208 spacious living, quahty 38R,31".!8A.3Garages 540-5937 features & prestige com 2000 Sq Fl Cov·d Deck UIJ'T'I GTO ... muruty w/pnvale b(>a~h. Totally Rcrurb1shed H ""N "ICH 2 BJ\ home. with )our own p ri v a t e I a k e . tap.. TH 1:10 ,. .M.I secluded area Term:.•----=,,-.-.---- FARGO (714) 676·5717 D.WaOace OR S22·2080 700Cameo High.lands Dr 641M461 Call ownertagt. 646-8811 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I ~H=EWPO=-=-=R-=T-:-H::E~IG:-:-:-=HT~ Harbor View Honw s Buy now & select your Mking $340.000 DELUXE HOME co1ors etc. $215,000 Pnn Assumable b l TO 1975 Remic Sonor 2A.62 . callS81-6704 $22S,000at 9•~·; 2Rr. 2Ba ramtly rm OCEANFRONT LOT Southland r~r~I~ ~~~t :~· :r~e Ma.rs Coronadel Mar Att...tion! You are the winner or For trade. so acres. ttlnefrfftickm NEWPORT ~·~~' P\ 3 Br. P·• Ba home, up· Beauhful Montego I BR. Beautiful Wesl c ltrf • .. l/ graded thru·out. n e w family room + 2 baths home. 3 Br. 2 ba. lovely j,\ ,,.. carpeting, trg lot Or~n New carpels. drapes , Plus Redwood cxpanda· t1 ... "96lS.6l. blc housetwhllt! water Assoc1'ates ARTISTIC Riverside Co. s ubdivide (S22.S0 value>. to into 40 one·acre lots Rillgliltc) Bros. Trade for 1ncom1: proper Bar-. & lafm.y pool & e nte rtainment ~-rt Sat & Sun l..S 61tl Tu!>lln paint. & wallpaper lll'ea. close to :.chooll>, -o Ave lazj PORT C1\RLOW VIL'W MOBTLE HOME ly. Pally, 898·S64S. Mon C ircus Fn August 3rd thru 15th :.hopping. everything fTI:JJ ACACIA TREE OPEN SUNDAY 1i 4 Qpen Sat/Sun 1 5 1906 REALTY 6 42-13 55 The StornesCo. K n. l'ro~rt11.':. Rea ltors 957.8005 Agent Sue Talc 493·931::11 SANJUAN Anaheim Convention Cmter. 800 W Kate Ila T1tkels mus t be ex· chmged for rc!.en ·cd sealS al the Convention Certer ahead or ll m1· CaJJ 642-S678. Ext 3211 lo claun your tickets Diana Lane. $136,900 Belly Kerr Realty 640.5711 or 492-9496 835-2012 KAUAI-HAWA II WATERFRONTHOME ------ 1 br condo m Kaua 1, VIEW VIEW VIEW Private dock, st•cludcd Large Seav1ew home 1002 fronts on the ocean & ad· The mos t "dynamit e" commumty, qwcl 3 BR 3 Yacht Man a Fee land. MOTHER·lN·LAW or guest qtrs. bch hou:.c a«ross from ocean. Nr -bch access. Prime area K R. Properties. agt. Sue Tate. 493·9381 or 492·9496 1oms27holegolf course, vie w and house in Ba home with lar~e Agent.640-7113 Uruque John Lyttle home in Hills New w/v1e w. Ll(e 3 Br. 3 ba. Compare pnces. $177,000. 586-4281i 4 y r s old Co mp!. NewportBeach.Loads or yard $345,00U A)!t rurn1s hed in r all an. wood , used brick & glass 545·8424 or 673-7737 stove, refng, D/W, d1i. 3 Bdrms. 3 baths. ram hes. pots, pans. etc Will rm. pool. jacuzzi VIEW con sider trade . Jus t VIEW VIEW. $389,500 J BR + OFRCE SI 19,900 NEW This unique homl' is MARINA VIEW! FANTASTIC BUY situated 1n lovely ~xiean Hacienda Newport He1ghls. JU'-t 4 3 Bdrm · 2 ba .• presll~c $5000 move 10 or rent. Income <mcl'gland) -exceeds $6'1.6.mo. 18$,000. .OPENJiAT/SUN 1-S~ 1 SeJlerlicensee Qill 8111 IOO'KINGS PLACE Bixby. Un 1tl'd Hkrs 673-1181 1''..1nl<i~t1t' hoJlll'.._:.unken doors from Ch ff Un vi: area· Lease/opt. Sl2't .500 646-7414 or673·7924 Cul>. lots or lile. S'uper Extra large lot Pr1Ce 1n Ow-a+a-~a-3--U"I), BELDU,,---DillVTI"" eourtyan1 Mu:;t :.ce to eludes $2,000 worth 11! 496·l52J ft mlH\l\L I appreciate. Open liOu~e plans for .idd1t1on'> Bt•st Unusual house for s ale 4 bedroom. dming. fam1 · REALESTATE Sat & Sun I 5 HO pri ce availabli.: 1n Ma ny possiblli lln ly room . 3 baths, too CAREERINSALES Hol mwood Dr. Nwµt Newpartll1:1ghts Wont 3Rdrm.2Ra.2 rrplchme manyextras to menlion NEWPORT HTS. We have 4 exclusive:. in Full time real estate HghL'> 673·4444. ~kr lastlh~wel'kend OR2Bdrm +ram rm OR OPEN SUN I 5 The Heights sales assoc. who require:; Pnced al $199.500 t,.15 3-171 2Rdrm + bach apt OR ~Oii E lluffalo 1. 2 Bdrm .. family rm . s ubs ta ntial e arnings di 12 1 \Bdrm unit:.. New (TU!>llll & Santa Clara guest qtrs . comer lot needed by established WESTCLIFF crpts, drps & bltms Avel Sl12.500 local broker. Outstand· IY OWNER Large yard w 1frwt trees. ()ntu 2. 3 Bdrm . dining rm • lhg opporturuty ror eager ()p(!n Sat & Sun I 5 PM sundeck. patios + 2 car "' V1cton an charmer with professional. Call John l325Susse'IC Lane RED CARPET gar. Walk to bl'ach & '''21 guest qlrs. Pnce sla:.hed SeUens 644·1133 for app'l. Complctcl" upgr-adl'<t I stores. Low assumable r -to $142 600 " SPANISH HOME '-r= I .1 1 • lnterviewsconfidetltial Br, 3 bJ. lri: IJm1ly loan. $86.500 Call ICLl 11 •• •EXCITING• Luxury U'lincJ 1975 Madison 2Br. 2Ha. 20xl 6 liv ing rm in Garden Par adise for CAPISTRANO 1 8 acre s. zoned A· I Good potential invest ment prpperty. SlJ0.000 (714) 496·612A. ••• two. enjoy the best for ~ less California Pacific 21 Mobile Home Sales ' I -r..r( SIDE BY SIDE 2706 Harbor . Ste 208 n-i 1 •• DUPLEX ___ 5:_40-:__U~lJ=---ll::-'_O--:Mlr.-· _A_R .. __ · lt_01-:-rs-:---I Youan live UU: lov.el)t F"' .... ILY, ... IK ~Pr_..... 1350 tbr~ bedroom apart· -"' ..,...., 'J meat a nd have the Btn dbl wide Barrington, •••••••••• •••••• ••• •••• s •Park. completely up· Restaurant s ite. 133' = ~:n~c~~~~ graded. S 33 .8SO . ocean fro n ta ge in lhe>the.r apartment. all cG23803-00 >. Carlsbad. $280,000. in ipoci condition. Beal Mobile Home Stort W · R · M · R e Is 1 t Y • those tugb nslng costs 848-889S Ownr /a gt. 714-434· 173S. Call today 752· 1920. BusiMuPr~ 1400 ;_ QUAIL Mobile Home Store • •• •• •• ._. ••••••••••• • •• Assumabl es , r e·1------1 possessions. buy rentals, ,.. ............. ~y v1• t ·GE PL •cE rent town. For info ~~ '--A C7 I 4t 84'-88'5 Meticulously matnta1ned rttorHTIES .. build.mg on oo·x93' lot. I 3. 3 Bdrm .. ram1l> rm.. kitchen w /dbl bri ck Rcmodell'd with modern 49S-0175or496--0784 Crock R•alty pn vat.e mstr. suite & NEWPORT HTS. frplc. UsC' of wood. Lrg appli ance~. rcta1n1ng er vegetable i;:irdcn FIXER-UPPER pool & patio $195.000 charm & charal·tcr of a YACAHT 180deq 642-506Z FAMILY PARK Sl4.9.900 Charming cottage, 2 Call642·4947 time wht'n homt>~ were OCEAM VIEW WH tminster I 098 3Br. 2Ba Golde nwest. Off st.reel parking. air IO,.. Til l :lO ,. ..... cood .• stressed ror 2nd Location Location story. M-l zone. ideal re· tail, offices, etc Call Ken Almost new ln -plex tn 4. Big 3 bdrm . ramlly bdrms. I ba + bonus bt.ull to last In lovely 3 BR 2 Ba. lots of ulass. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Move m today. Priced r m . home with s uper •. 'b th THE BLUFFS NcwPort lle11;ht:.. 2 BR "' ocean view Owner may r m. or. a attached _lo and a den. big low mainte na nce SAVE, by owner lmmac for quick sale al only rmance. $179,90() Call lhl' g.a r age Own e r . WI 1,1 Open Scat/Sdunv Olnginal Call .VClUr ""rson~t yard. Banker says ··must 3Br. den. 2Ba. frplc. $33.000. (73·S51U) Knight. Costa Mesa One 3 Br IARRETT REALTY <owner's unit> & two 2 Newport H ni••hl s finance . No points owner on n pan 3br .. ~ " sell"' hrdwd . x t ra s MobileHomeStor• " " $110 000 2••, bn. new carpel. dis :.erv1cc Hc•altornow SCOTT REALTY specialists al 646-4463 NEwPoRT BEACH hwasher & wnter htr ROY AL PRO P ERTlES 536 7533 $71,500.714·892·~!13 848-8895 642 5200 B<irins. Sl00.500. • So. CaHf. R.alty jVi'.!®-i·! "I~! REALTY 67S-J642 Sl2J.SOO 26ll2 Vi:.ta dcl ____ 64_2_·l8.10 Drastic bduction New ·77 2'tx56' New adlt C.1Mt.ry Loh/ '! !~. ~-!' Oro.644·7R86 ___ SanJuan Over $10.000 pnce drop pa r k . Fullerton Cryph 1500 0 C E AN t' R 0 NT. 5 HOUSE OF CiLASS GRACIOUS LIVING Capistrano I 078 on this 4Br. 21nna 2 s tory Land sca ped . Of r ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~NI~ P~me ~l~oa Absolutely gori:eous 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• home. Pnced at $S,OOO l-8'79-SJS4ev. 2 lots Pac Vu Mem Prk lyOWMrEartvBluffs enm oc nteon · n-bedroom. 2 b<1lh pool Dramatic S p a nis h SMILE! below nearest compara· LAGUNA HILLS opp. mausoleum. Pnce Many custom lea tu res. ly $425,000 Agt 642·3338 home Large pn vale cor Architecture on velvety YOU'Vr. FOU ..... D IT ble listed home Quabty bet t ,,.,, 4"'°" f' t bit b I 1 1 '" " neighborhood. Call or Custom made dblSpa. lS owcos . ......-"""" ine: grn . e ow llGCYNTWMHME ncr lol. dream kitchen gra:.s s opes a ong $7 5,900 comeby Opcnhouse Suri nunulestobeach.$34.500 ColnMtrciol '~!.~~ ~~<?>36 Flex BY OWNER with ComanJt Ware top. gracefully c urvmi: tree July 23. I s al 9611 o r m a k e o r f e r ...._... 1600 ""'~ ,.,... '""""" U d d E Do d buillm BBQ. lot s of lmed streets There's a (HS2864 71 rT__.-rTJ BpR..g~~ eBa 1 ~a o. ~ brick. covered patio & home m The Bluffs to Step into the bn ght. Westwood Or NI Ed u-.1;_ H>._ S"'---••••••••••••••••••••••• WALK TO IEACH , . lenms, poo. mUt'h more Shows hke If meet your needs Let us spacious hvang room. the in ge r E I Bush a rd ,,,,__rot' ........ "".. om ce Bwldmg w /oet•an ,• .a.y 'l'.:..l .... IS J a cu u i & sec u rt t Y model Call ror appoint help you find it C'n II sunny family room. the 8484343 848-8895 exposure. Sl~.000 646-4529 546-S605 EASTSIDE FOURPLEX <»tLY $135,000 The best easts1de of Costa Mesa. It is an ex elusive with Quail as arc many other mcocnc pro perty hsungs. No ad dn-sses please. Call for an Jppomtment w1lh one o( our many investment CO\lnselors. t:all 752· 1920 -,...," $162,500.Call7S9·1666 ()ntu mom·sized kitc h e n ExecReallors&Assol' Agent 5369305 OHLY $102,000 BE AC 11 H 0 USE ment (71418463301 "' w1pantry. step anlo the De Ania Village, N.B . 2 Bdrms. 2 bath, den NPShores. You own the ()ntu '''21 i;ep. master swte. the 3 Olhef'RNIEst• Clubhou ses. ~ool s. Cannery area. NB Dbl Vou'Ulove1l.S48·s.36I land.3brS139.000 "' upstairs BR's Step1nloa ••••••••••••••••••••••• bea ch , boat s lips . 3 street frontagl' on 1'pt ' QUAIL DUPLEX C Ir 3 '''21 rr I l I' T .• It restyle w 1th pools. MotMm. Homu bdrm $35,000 t er ms . Blvd. Approx 2200 S'I fl ocir•IJraftMT . aoa ron. ,. .. . . ' parks. lakes, & you've ---r...t-1100 Own631 A92()er/broker 67!>-84S8, Present lse Income .... o ._.,"'" bdrms each. $182.500. '-To 1 1 • Newport Center d .....,..---... •• PL •cE 3 Bdrm. 2 ba. 01)IYa house AlJl 3 3 $1 55 000 tCJ 1 1 •• 6 40-5357 roun a home or your ....................... mo. ice cream parlor & .A 1·5. 3701 Seashore . Hollis p~~. 'ouP.LEX 3+2. EMERY REALTY dreams! Call us SMOG FREE cleaners Xlnt mcn!TK' PllOf'HTIES·· _W_ood __ ._RJ_t.r_._OT_s.867 __ 6 __ 1 Goes S /W. $192,000. B.SIMORE BEAUTY pote ntial. si3s.ooo 10..-r.U:JOP.M.I Owner anxious. COHT. FROM 7 /22 UR~O\ £s\o\tl'if'lll Every imaginable xtra. Lovely single wide Kit _8J8.837 ___ 9 _____ _ S.acioln 5 ldnn. NPShores 3 br A·frame, 115 Via Waziers O!)<'n. BEST YEARS Of "' !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! spotless. betterthun new w /expando., low par k COftdoMhtl•Ml/T ow1t• I ht GROSS wtfamily rm, frml din-$119.000. Charles on duty. G1hta Volley 1m Madison 2Ax60. 2Ur. renl, won l last at hoenffforscM 1700 BEACH PROPERTY mg rm. Th.is horne has tl N E W D U P L E X Mediterranean Creation YOU W f[ 2Ba. fant astic Lake SIS.900. (BKS3l7·63l ••••••••••••••••••••••• Balboa penin. 18 ) l·br a ll! Panoramic vie w. LJSTING. Dnve by 230 The ultimate in Lido Isle R I hoity Elsin ore Community MobHe tfolM Stoc-• 1---------1 units. 10"t:• down. 9llt.!I,_ Lge lot. Comm pool. Cedar. lmmac inside. elite. Quinllird Really nre spent in her home 496-4977 731-6050 near lake. rully air condi· 848-8895 WATERFttOMT contract. $425,000. Pnn =·~ '=~: 12·5 at ~Je~~mM E. l blk to 013-8250 M a k e t h e m , J•~~ ~=~·g.c,:r,,-;:,;"' t1oned Owner anxious. IUDS Ir ,ETS 2Hr. 2 story. 3 levrl con· only. Owner. 6'*6238 ·Continued Tomorrow· WONDERFUL with this ---------Pnce slas hed to $29.9()() do. Newsboy model al .._ UMCOLMRliLTY beac h. 1 br, J2x40 ,..~.._......,-_,..._.......,_,.....,..-,....1 home on Ba lboa Island BY OWN ER <A·B3746> A.rtislic Moblle Home8. nopenyMcmoge""nt 1-Hl-9100 $10 950 ----L th b · r I MUST SACRIFICE-the Cove. Having headaches col· ---------1 M;m~aReally642..8850 HIRISEPLUSH eave e eautt u L.arge 4br.2 ba.corlol. COUu.-RYLIVl ..... G Beautiful mobile homes S328.000. lecting rent" In need or master bedroom suite "• " 0 Co 714-759·1961. · · OPB4 DAILY CONDOMINIUM with its own fireplace ror To many xt.ras too men Immaculate 2-ix60 Jef. in cent. range unty. l~~~~~~~~~I T.L.C. No job too big 191SWINDWARD Lovely4Bdrm.2'hBa. ()pen Sun 1.5. MagesUc sunbathing in the Uoo. Must see. $88,800. (ef'SOI\, 1976. JBr. 2.Ba. ~llyfpet partts. 2~1~1-The profess ionals 1n 48dnobome reflect.sex· cmr, Z·story. highly up· view or Newport Bay pnvacy of the enclosed Openbse.496-2381. fruit trees. flowers. ms rom 523•495· o.lexes/ m an aging properly. ec Uvtq at its nnest. grd. walk to bcb. Open 28r. 21..; bn. 2000 sq fl deck.Just slepcsfromthe green lawns. see to as>-t oday! See today! twhSGM 1100 SUNBOW R EALTY. Reduced. $10,000. Coats ~ru~!~~~812.·S. 214 Pool , sau na . jac beach orjointhe bikers BEACHHAVEN preclate . $3.1 ,000 . l~"!°rrow may be too -••••••••••••••••••••• -~-·_oo_u_. _____ _ 4tWalt.ce R.E.64CMi161 ..._ .,_...,, S281.500. Welcometo601 lot.ourlhi.slovelylsland. $81 ,500 <NSt\9-20) ae. ~ --ljiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil_-.______ Lido Park Or. Rmg unit It can be yours ror a 1 714/957 .. 005 OPPOlTUMfTY MIWDUPUIES Jast what your accoun· tml ordered. first user's wnte-om Side by sider:;. 3 bdrm .. 2 baths. 4 C'ur garage. See 423-425 Ins. CdM. Open Sat. & Sun 1~ "210,000 Each . . . • • ' • • ' • l • , . .. ~ c ~ • ( ~ macnab I Irvine realty CAPI COD CHAIMElt OPEN SUN. 1-5 P.M. ll05 DEVON, WESTCLIFF. 1st time! Cozy.warm & m ove· in r e ady! 3BR, 2 bath w/dinlng or family rm. w/fplc. & high beamed ceilings. Great brk entry patio. lnviting entertaining patio + s ide ya rd. $173,SOO. <K ·l21a) 6 4 2 -8235 642-1235 ....... 200 •en Dover Ori~ Har~ View ~nler lrvtne at C.mpus Valley Cent.er 752·1414 2B . c a 11 ROG ER wdel1me or loving &-hv On the oceanside or a IAMK CAIOBY Yiu.AGE l(M()Q(SI B_!t()WN R.Eat01J.l020 ing. quiet. pnv:ite street w / IEPOSSESSIO..... '.... R 2 lot E ts'd orean breezes and a bltlc " Walel' close. 2 super de· .._..,e · . as 1 e ()ntu <>eeao Ylew. this 3 RR Incredible buys . easy luxe 1977 dbl wide Lan· Costa Mesa with 3 Bdrms HARIOR YU HOMES "' home's tasteful elegance tenns, quick possession. cers. beach property. 1 bath home. Room for 2 Open Sat·Sun 1-4 "'21 reflects the pride of It •8 late models. good park tA.341Ei6& A34213> ~units. on bus route. t8lft Port Renwick •___:_]' -1 f ,. owner Just a mile down MabH. HolM Ston '· IAaRETT REAL TI CARMEL 3 Bd, 2 ba, fam TErj 1 •• lbe bike path to the MOBILE 848-8895 642·5200 rm. Prof. dcror/lndscp. Newport C~ beach. this is heaven at DOUBLE w i'de m ob ll• ---------~ Spotless. 1 mmed. occ 640-5357 affordable price Call HOME STORE ... $154,900. f ee . O wor.1~~~~~~~ home wilb a 12'x15' -.C-Pr..,.rty 2000 THE ILUFFS t~\ Es <at r.a Palma > Anabe.lm Ocean view deck. S/P lo· * Z TIJPLIXIS * HAAIOI vu HOMES OPIH SUM. 1-S t..: ncr •icoo eludes. bit.Ins " relrig. Nr Lake Park. Min to M<M424 Prin only. I-1 r1 10S2 No. State College bonus den. 2Br • 2 ba . ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• Super 4 Bdrm Palermo Looldng for value?. toe.a· Valley ~ Treasw-e laland, Laguna bcb. l-4 BR. 3 ba: 1·3 BR, Nodd. $175,000. F1e:d blc lion. conven ien ce & llffltr ~~~~~~~~~I Be~ Padres Real· 2'1\ ba; 1~ ~R. 2 ba. 5 term s . By o wne r . d\arm ... ? You'll find all = ty. pr,tprplc a.$188,000ea.i.--------• 640-163$ this"morut. ~96-4977 T.J1.0U:>U Unique mobUe home lo 1701H713 Alabama. H B lllstskMI~ BLUFFS CONDO 135 AMIGOS WAY ''~~ ~=:.::: beaut. trvtne adult park. LAGUNA TREA.5 TSLE _53!>-__ 17_18______ SHOMES on 1 LOT Bestloc:aUon.sunnyend d .S1J3,SOOOwner/agt '1 NffdtoW _M_l_-4232 __ to_aee_. ____ , ~.IBr,lBa.ocn vtcw. SAMCllMINTI Exc~llenl loca tion unit on quiet cul-de~ac 840-6500 640-4277 1 ... __ ...a ......... c -1. ,. Treasure Island 1&dull pvt beach Sll.500/ Beat Priced ri1ht at $165.000 . Walk to 11hop'g, tennl.8. rwwu ,_. ..... park l6xl6 $5000 Sl7S ()(r. gp.ce S32S mo. (2l3) llACH Tl.IPLU Coftlt Mella. acbl X plun. 3 BR. patio * 8 A Y F R 0 N T New "°'Ac~• br. oceao morenl.493:2'729ev~w. :m-3984. (714) 499-1441 gp.ctou.,, sparkling 3 2·2 onhides,entcrulnment PROPERTtf;S• vu eatate. 1239.000 Rldr1---------In top l ocation at ~ now. weU-finl11hcd. By Udo ltle'• r1nc.,t. 5 Br,• says. "JUST BRING ME t UOO Smalt 2 bdrm Mii '578x33bouse t.raller a wn $157,500. _ ownr.<>Pen bae:Sat ,Su.n 0.,Fam Rm.3caraar, AN..OFFER!" re n t $81 so A l so Ing &: wrou1 b t Iron BERTitA K.ENRY 1..s. 412 Vlata Trueba. or seller motivated. T he Marl orChrls. Bllr. flymoutb Volore' $31.SO. st.a.In. May be seen 133 E REALTORS by appt, ~1851 Montlonl. ~5()()0 X216 493-9381.492-1643 &&S-8555 U!thSpace 17. CM 2UDel 1far 492-<(l.21 . ...... ,_ .. -·- rR€HIG€ HOM€~ .. . . . . I . Sinoay July 2.3. 1978 0...1\.. v Pl\..or a 1 t c....... ..... ..._.. ~ KMa.e• U•haNWd l...._.• Uefwllitillied Ho.Mt U•t•••d Ho.Mi U.f.Wililed .............................................. ··•·········•···•······ ·················•··••· .•......................•••••................. 111cwrr.rtt JOO Ma.,..ta... )I" c..hW... 1224 .............. odl 1240 lrtlM 3244 t•wportlea 3269 ..._...~ Apwtw•t•.....,._ tt:M•t1Fww hd• ...................... ··•••···•••····•··•·•·· ....................... ·······•·•············· ................................................................................................................. .. 1.-to...... .., t.&atiid.cl 3 bdrm dt!t1 3 b I r _,.,, _ _. Oritngetree. 28r . 2Ba. NO FEE' Houses condos Mllwport..a UH ~MtM JIZ4 MMe 3124 b wllff U'I r~el 3bDr. J ,,.... ... , ........ b • v••; br 2 h re t:ll\."'-'t YOwKu. Detached hml: Al C, UJ>· duple xes a' en ta l' -•••••••••••• ... -••••• •••-•••••••••••••••••• ••-•••••••••••••••••., EASTSJDE Clil, 4 re • e:aec vaew oml' CD-, iu • .... a. ...... nr 11c ools, pe s . rds I · aJckocu 0111 • double vr poal as 1acuu. Lgt! cood. ~1~ 1:M IOli'l Avail Aug LS SM-4700 g : or poo • J&Cu.ui , Pavilloo,67~1.2Bkr ~.ad under ~ae 31~ • ::~l.ct. sno.ooo ~::'tr:. \d1!:1 ::,rb!! Spac101i1 a BR ,~ ~celtam1Jybome.3bd,2 ~·~5 aasoc tncl Open! B.uy Uk!rent,4 Br. ~i:!:'~~~evel • --It and ---'---------1 ie tal t w lk t G,..ubrook ur So Coa.sl ba. frplc, yd, $440. mo. 3 ba, Jacuu1, etc 171.2 ~ i.ta ... sm b'~D ~ '\ 0 Pl.ua. Cntry k1tch shag lea.seAlt5.s4-0382 College ~ark 3 br 2 ba. thghland n 2s.0011. Westcllff 2 br'. 2 .... ba the It •••-•••••••••••••••• club. , :. I Plf na. :_nnL'> C"" A/C frnl n~t S34 study, air. no pets, lse home Agt 631-0900 townhouse, refn g, sto\le, -·-AA. sm c ... e. Wl urn . ..-000 ·~· ,:,.:"' : ,.. ·• CleJ&11 3Bdrm, 2.&, t mi to $475prmo 213/441-2410 . " pvt patio, gar. Pool 4' ~ -mo or ~mpletely furn A£a ea,_,., S46-721'l bl:ach M2S/mo. SUVIEW saunu. Washer • dryer. HUDtinOOGBea.cb incl llneM Dt:&ouabh:. 1 nr. cpts. drps, frplc. Call BllJ.615-3859. Deerf i e ld twnh m e Unobstructed view of Adutu.$:>50.&e0.5954. 27.~ aq. n. lot llea.r ?~nt>r "pool c•re Ill garage, 1260 rno 38r. 2Bdrm. 2i..,Ba. Enc patio ocean and Ncwpo rl•----------1 Pacifica Hoaplut, .s cl ~75613-5921 C!Jb, drpi, ~arage, $375 3 br. 2 ba family home. & 2 car &ar $425/mo. Beach. 3BR. 3bia. Nt1w, 2 Br house. garage. CI06e =~~U'&Qvtc winlerrental,lgd lx,3B mo 1041J W. Wilson Cpl!l,drps,blt.ru;,comer S.SS-S598. full security. T ennis, =-CaUMS- 2 lllor ...... '...da.. .• .....:eBll.r '"' ZBr dwn • .,.. bpi from 84&3192 lut w/brick courtyard. Terrific 3 br 2 ba dis 1acuui, s w imming. •-----------1 ..,..n uu1.u• ..... 'lk Nr. t1cboola & park $\25. • • ·-~9950 ocn. dshwshr, frpk. C'J>ts, Qui t lBd di no mo. 961H1737 wkdays or bwhr, cprts, (rplc. fncd l!IOO/mo consider Ille opt. S.ete-• 1276 986-5670 or aft S/wlcnds .._,~ nl rmd a lS, 549--087Ywkends. yd. Kida & pets ok. $4~. Agt /Owner. Ask for ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCIAH VllW LOTS 998-3423 ~,.,, ce yar · Agt. No fee. 964-2566 or Gary at 642-4230 or at BR 1 I N •V..totOan-el°'3. . S44 BemardSl 2Br S275 w /grdnr fncd 97J..m1 l714l. 751·6373 Ownr/Agt. 4pauit 'l 2~~·t~ ~:· g~ •Wide street frontages " ~ u.tw.Aa.d $210 lhr kids & pets ok kids gar. 1''ee 645-4900 Specify Sea view Home. ~rea. $495. lse. 492-0960 1•, flatb "ldln ..-.c112b lt'ds •n •CONSUMER'SGUIDE lmmac 3 BR. lrg Gtt:en· -.e w g areas. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -r 1 • Pt'u, gc1r tree model, bl!aut lrg IAY,.ONT' CONDO R 8a •FtomSll>.<>OOto$159,000 Geu.eul 320 Smallfee.SS7--0ll24 28r pool! Re(ng $295 yd ('QWllry kilch .• xtra size Luxury 1 BR 2 ba unit 28 ~ v1ewbo':.~ -80% F\nancing-s year •••••••••••••••••••••• •HOMEFJNOERS• K.idsplex. Feeoo.4000 mstr BR w1atnum. cor· w/V1ew Ava;I roontbly, ::;>:a Y e!::;;:~tat.es ~~l>\ I l t •HOM£FINDERS• $2652brkids petspc1tio •CONSUMER'S GUIDE net lot. comm pool, $490. o r lease opt. $595 ---Ag=-------1 • ex ~n nves men lOOOsoC vacancies ~2br kids rncd yd ~.tr Avatl 8/l. Agt. 64.2-0200 64Q..291U $.'ll53+2 garage view opportunity IO. one or All areas . All priCl'S Small fee. 557--0824 WALK TO BEACH Small ree. 551 0824 Oraage Collnl.)' s mosl Tbesearejustafew •HOMEFlNDERS• 4 br. 3 ba, l yr old $."575 LolJ-a .. och 3248 Harbor Vu Ji m es -•HOMEFINDERS• pres~~ planned com -SJ90 rum bacb mo Ron 847 6025 •••••••••••••••••••• ••• Monaco. 2Br + den, 2Ba. m~Ues . $1751brludok t.'<>zyptic $2352brkidsplexn1cc -:-2 +bdrm. frplc. new de Si95.Call~9-81S5 s-.-. For inlormatwo contact S2052hr pets hurry! Pix Small rec. 557 082A Ava.JI. 8/lS. 4 br, 2""2 ba. cor $395. 494·8tl39 or Capistrano 3271 Scroll tlw p.~lhw.\y'> o( d puw furt">l Mt1t111Clt.'r 110" tumbl11'Y w,11~1f,11l:. ,md qu11tl poob L1:.ll'n tv 1h~ sound of bu~li-~ !.r111J m' t111d \JrrM111~ 1h111Y> '!bur adult op<1rt~'t1t h<>nW '' Pllwnwk V1llrtg,• ,., a IOt<\l rt.'trl'ol. J (..,,~you c·,111 '-'''loy u11usu,1l pm.o}•). 01,d luxury A RECREATION PARADISE. T1M1 1~nn1s wum Swimming pool l)lllS UltlQU\' voll~~\1ll pool JJCUUI S<1nd volt.~ll l•)Ull Mwn1,1ln lodge cluNx>u:.c wllh l1repl.>ce,co11W1'$dll011 p11 h1lh.m.b ~m xiun<l Un,• li.·Jr,.011• Ou•' n .. 1h r ... u U-.dh•~r1 T ... u B..111"1 1.Ul Mm1~ Aw. tn Ch.td ~ •X'l'O!>b ftt'lfll Ord~ Coosl Coll~ h.!~t-n H.1mor .111d i:."l\lle\N Mariners Point Sales 551.0824 •HOMEFINOERS• nr beach. Luxury home 833-L605eves 4 BR. 2ba. formal din rm. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Centu $ S 5 o m o . O w n e r ram rm w /frpk. rumpus <:ondo for tse. 32274 Pase<> <7H>498-G200or831-9122 lal.oo t"-d 3206 Luxury 2 Br Condo all 114-968-1449 Spac. 3 br, 3 ba w 1deck. rm. Z?OO sq ft. Back Bay Carolina. 2 BR. l ba. 171-l I !"lttll lJUll NOW ll£NTING •••••••••••••••••••••• bttinS. AU bwltms Palso frpl gar laundry nr $725 ava1l8/8 6(2 9561 pool rMlf\ mo 1 t •-l•etl~~~~~~~~!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!mm•iiiillllliiiiiiiiii. BAJA OCN FRONT LOT ' Beaut 2Br+dt!n con.do .. .::'.I...· Ocea'n vu ft>l<l\'11~e -• · · -"' • s "' ..., 1° . Bay• 3br 2ba S325 refrg. pool. encl gar. Nl" shop Ft 1 t""' 1 U\.-u _..,., ~ B + $100 sec deposit~ Call l2 rru south of T1Ju.tna, k.itb~900&lve Fee. Pio g S 3 2 5 I mo p c, we ""'· poo, JdC, 494-4121.494·3205 2 r. ocean view. frptc. Bobbie at Valentine ........ F.nlhhtcl Corolla def Mor 3'12 ST,500 Sell or lrade, •CONSUMER'SGUlOE (2l3)J55Zl.SO sauna Blks to beach newly decorated . Owner613-9408 ~/mo. 963-8377 North Lag. ocean vicw. gardener Adults. no Really. S32-61T7. 752-1534 ·-•••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SeelhlsN rt I t For lse. lovely 3 BR, 2 ba LGE custom bwll 2 Br. New ocean view 3Bdrm. ~torrmes'. bwloc1kfrtpol•~chlr~ pets. Monthly $575. 1 Ml. to beach. Pool. re<: IWwport ... 3769 bdrm, 2"'1 ba. new cp~ ewpo o' home, den. frplc, pat. fenced. patio Ardn, pH ( ., ~ ., 64&8746eves. nn, low rt!lll ror good te· ••••••••••••••••••••••• dishwasher. patio /'. lfyouwouldlike tobwld R4's req'd $640/mo + tndry rm.s:175645·4266 2~:Ba . rplc. bltins, patio. lse. No pets 2 3 uRCoodo 2 gar age. $52S. Lse a lovely 2 b&.oey home t1tll F .73 9 -----microwa ve, dbl gar. $475/mo.49'7·2564 HARBOR VIEW nllllts. ·or · sn. 13 plus have your own rac· u or appt; 6 ·Ol 1 Costa MeH £.Side $.'i15/mo. lst & last. $300 1 _A...,. _ _. Portormo lwc s pac exel.' Ba $395 mo. Ask for Lou. • 6 15 · Agt. quetball court or 7 BalbooPettinwlo 3 207 3 br & den shopt;, ut1·t• sec. Lse opt considered. __,.. ... .,i..,_. 3252 rune, many xtras +pool ~l B Deluxe upper 2 Br. 2 ba garagesforanl.lq,uecan., •••••••••••••••••••••••area. Pets /kidL OK 512Geneva 846-9088. ••••••••••••••••••••••• &spa.SOOOmo 640·5048 ScllthL-3216 ~e JW",deck&frpl.walk h> & " -------3 8 21.; ba towhm $410 2 n ---'_..,.---ho 000.548-8532 Penin. Pl. bome, 2 br, 2 fi75-5535 $4153brkidspetsyard 2 ba S390 view pool Jac Harbor View Homes. 4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• bch & s p'g,. 8/1. $50(1 ttcul•Dewrt. ~·;:,~~a~~~9~i wJ~~~ 2 ):>r 2 ba, lg living r;-& $275 2brludg;irfncd yd 83l l1005S1-4632 BR, ram rm . a ll up· Small ocn vu roll, yrly. :,~:14 or 64 0· 9 33S l....t 2400 529 2212eves. Ctreplace. St!p. tJ1n1ng rm, Small fee 55Hl824 graded. nu crpts. Park· sndeck. frplc, no pets. BIG' ••••••••••••••••••••••• new carpeting thruoul. •llOMEFINDERS• 2.br +den condo. pool & Wcebackyd.642·2932_ $375tmo.etc.61S-6475. 2br.frpl,pool,refril!:.sun llA .. CHO $450per mo 644 61129 3 Br pool home. Perfect Jae, upgrades. avail im !Ml Monaco. 2 HR i Ba. T111tin 3290 deck, pauo. adults. No CAPISTIAHO Corona def Mew 3222 con d S 6 5 O . J B r med. S400 mo. SS2·0643 d d d d ••••••• •••••••••• •••••• • pets. 5325 biJ. l4lS cH'' 3 acre view parcels from ••••••••••••••••••••••• EXECUTIVE HOME town ho m c , II u n l ,:;· s':,flr~oe As~r r~~ l Yr lse by owner. Spac _or_w_knd.s ______ _ $25,000. Entry gall''· <Jll Lovel y bou!;e 2 BR , 4 &irrns + family rm, Harbour area. $.'i75 Joan FOR LEASE Wray Andrew. 546·4141 5Br vu m Tusua Hills. GREAT RECREATION: Front cor.y 3 hd or den util1t1es Hor se s Mature <"ouple. no pets. w/formal dining r m orJo84&\.37lor8462591 MONARCH SUMMIT or644-Q2'7 $1300 /mo. A. Masek Swimming. saunas. 2 frplc. dbl. gar. S5501m11 w~come. For mfo <·Jtl Gardener $400 615·1258 k eady Lo move m. XIJH 2Br Twnhse in 11dult 5-19-7654 health clubs. bilhards. 640· 7Sll4. 673· 326!1 for the e ntertaining l'>. Waterfront lsc. 1.Jkc new. ~4·8983, ask for Jim e<-uuvt: $ti50mo.t>-i5J471 commumty w,\ICW uf 1 •·lo 1 2 b Zb WHhninthr 3298 n1ght·lightt!d te nnis 8311714 Bishop HARBOR VIEW Red .... "..,.l 1....:.... 12"-4 mountain & vall~y U:.c ge"' ve y. r . a, ~ .... , Pro •-pro s'---. -------------..... .-• ··-, 30' dock $750 Adults No ••••••••••••••••••••••• '"""".., "' """ L ...... -t 3 bd d Unusual Montec1to ••••••••••••••••••••••• ofl'lbhse.pool&Jacu.u1. goUdnving r111ge party r•vu cozy or ~11 MOUNTAIN model home. 4 BR, 3 Wes t:.idc 3 bedroom RENTALS S450mo. pets.675-2298 2stycondo.2BK Cxtralrg roo • frpll.', dbl gar. SS.SO mo RESORT baths. lam r m' full Townhouse Apt. 1 •~ ll 3 ls I 2b condo w Npt mstr Br w/m1rror'd FU~ AC TIVITIES 64 0 ·1~114, 673 326!1 l'lred or lhe maddening View SOOO Mo. including ba~. kids OK1no ~h ;:~:i~ ...... s.5()()~ Ted I. ~:::R.E. T:rrace Ad~~fsn:nly. no ~~~~~~~;,.,~~~~~~'. fUllt1me dJrector. free 83 - 1 - 77 -'- 14 ------ c rowds" Escape 10 gardeoer.Agt biJ..3494 Available now. $:J55 / JBR.2'"JBa ... ss151fi625 493-0331 &499•4797 pets $450.642·5206 pool, clubhse, full sec. Sw1day brunch, BBQ's. Charmin g l g IB t Fore.st FaUs, 15 mi east Spac rustic JBr 2 ba mo+depos1t. 645-664') 4 BR. 2'~ Ba $640 ~ Avail 9/1. Call Jud tnps' parl1es. s porl skyUgbts, pallo. ptivac}" of Redlands w~:ve JU!>l • • • --I~-r--t 3255 Waterfroftt Condo •. .......tnn o S36S 1""' n'>Cn h s led t b is lovely 2 [rplc. lge ~itch & din~g ~dcrJBr, 1"2Ba. nr So 4 Br 3Ra S700 ..--..---.r> 898-2636or894.Q47eves. tDUm.amentscxmore! t-""'6 -·'UUJV Bdrm+, tastefully de rm. Patio. dbl gar. Cst. Pla'ta .. pool, gar. 4toSBR.2',, Ba ... $615 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 br, 2 ba Bayside Dr BEAUTIFULAPTS.. Charming upper 1 BR for corated gen .. ne splat $51 s I m o 15 9 · 1 13 1, patio. S375. ~o 07~ $475 4br kids pet rncd yd f ab view $l200 833·3811 ~~~ f~~J Y~ b~·~&~~ Sulgles. 1&2 bedrooms ooe mature adult. Pati•• k>g hom~. Just great for 837 0666 0 P-1 t Small Fee. 557-0824 BEAUTIFUL on LIDO. 2 ok. $405 Agt No fee. f\im. ~ unfum. Models part furn, xlnt toe. '2611 a second or .perma1lt'nl W"'•., TO 9e "CH ano """ 3226 •HOMEFINDERS• Bdrm. den. dining rm """'-=or973-2971 open daily 10 to 7 Room 642 IZ16 ~ -• • •• ••• •• • • •• •• • •• • • • • • d " l 2 baths ""' ~ mate se 'ce va I N --------home. And 1t " pncc<I al Atlr duph.•x, 3 BR. 2 ba, Mission VJeio 3267 an ph pa 10 ·. rv1 a 1 . o ONLV $7S,000 • oet!an & l'anyun vi{'w ' 2 S.\SOJ+denk1di. pel~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• $800/yrly. Waterfront HOUJesFVmlshedor lease reqwred. Sorry , CostoMeso 3824 Het•kmann Rt'll~ l-~l ,1ll' Cdr gar i\dults only. No .~~~lll~t!'IN:;~l'~.R·~". Spotless Castille Bl Uah Homt'~631·1400. ~ 3300 adul~only,no~l~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• t714l7!W 2511 1wi-. S55o Mo Agt " " Plan Ct:ntrnl :i1r, 3 Br ••••••••••••••••••••••• O akw ood LAMAMCHAAPTS () ' l I I r h II L' t ·' Flo t 1 • <">£0 2b k"·'s CORONA DEL MAH <MofCounty 7~19tlflll 1·n v1t•w , :! 11 rm, rJ,! w vu o 1 :. r rm um a s 1p ¥-" r tu. G "" .. d~n Lari:e t.2&3 bedroom ,,.__.., 2550 ---<kd< ~00 34Vf>.'i Maio mg,famrm 14751mobl' Pf'L~g:ir645·4900fel• Charrn1ng c·ottaf,!c.-. ~ '-garden apls. Ds hwh1 . .,,.-•• , 2Rrhsew1frplc &f.!Jr I> Sh "'' ":\ No ""'LS Call 644·7:.!ll •CONSUMER"SGUID1': hdwd nrs . use<.I brtl'k Ap""rtme nts bl l ' b"'I ••••••••••••••••••••••• r • own .... in ... pm ... ~ rrpl. 2 RR, 1 ba. Beach ..,. tn:;, ~oc . gar, ~ .. 11 '" COROHA ,\v:ull'~~f~~~;'365(),mo 4!YT4710 ~5Z3C.VtP05..°-_l~IR'JIH~ AgtR R 3 br 2 bu, hg f1replacl', close $.'i25 ~S.e<ll ~f.°~~3Pd. 778 Seolt Ry owner 1 month 1110 --B Toro 3232 3 Br. 2 ba Beautifully dee 4 B . 2 a, bltns. c.-pL-;, adults only. no dogs, Comp rum 2 BR. 2 ba. 880 Irvine m 0 de l h 1, 111 1• llarborV1ew Knolls.3 Br . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Comm pool. tl•nn1s drps, lge patio 26801 comm. pool. 1 blk from l·blk tobeach.$85() Irvine at 16th Professionally tlt•t:or:itcd lovely end urut ~n gmblt t:ozy 3 br. 2 ba, gar, fncd t'OUlts. ssso mo. Grd.D r Allcante $475 per mo. tst beach. t.625 615-5657 res.. Boyd Realtors 675-5930 645-0550 tnt.erior & landscaping ~bl ~ar. leno1s. pool. yd. Kids & peLS ok. $425. ind Can be tse/opt. Su& 13!~ +7701secunty Call 847-4788work. eo.domMl.a Air conditioned 3 Jacuu.i.$725.7S9-0717evs Agt. No fee. 964-2566. 75.2·0283or54!l-17SlAgt. e,......,.. 'lli£.COV&~...Dt.. .fWifdpd_ 1400 Bdnn9. Sff,9SO-: lO'lf--m-21'tt. --Woodbridge 3 BR. 2 ba. La Ma.ocha condo J br, 21-'l Pool. Jae, Pnv b ch. 1 ....................... •c hwfth down.Call714·7:Jl-6095. CostoMfta 3 224 Fomt•Valey 3234 den. frpt c. s o gl h se ba,new.carpets,drapes, bdrm & den. plush exec 3 Br. 3 ba in Eastbtuff. ,.~ -CMofState •••••••••••••••••••·•~··•••••••••••••••••••••• w 1atr1u m . B eau t golf course view. condo$800759-1092 NB. on greenbelt. Xlnt ••••••••••••••••••••••• r.operiy 260 Tranquil Panor a m ic Deluxe Tiburon condo 3 lndscpd, c·ommun pools. Neighborhood pool S500 $200lbr•2 blkbeach cond. Nr. park. scht & Gawal 3802 •••••••••••••••-•••••• View J mstr sz Bdrms. Bl'. 2'-'J ba. wel ba(. Air parks & lalte. Lse SS75 pr mo lse. 979 1633 rly'>, i285 lbr 1 blk lo beach sbop'g. $900/mo. 833-391SS ••••••••••••••••• •••••• Direct to you. Btnut1ful 2 i., b a f"r PI c • s e P cood. pool S495 847 ·45'5 ~ .!!2,3554 Janel, e,·es • lt'Jl-9&47. S8l-0473· ~mall Cee. 551--0824 <213> :M0-0400 13742 Newland S tn:ct. d balcony & yurd. Auto """"="" deed e M o u n ta 1 n garage opnr> OW . trash Tiburon townhouse, 3 br $4153+fam kids pcl~ •llOMEF'INOERS• CClllda•--Garden Grove. Beauuful Property Six 10 anl' comp.beauufully..-nt'd& 2 ,,, ba. :J\:Jll Aug 1 New luxury Woodbndge Smallfee.~70824 Unfurnished 3425 twobedroom apanments MESA VERDE home ~l. mospbere 2&3 br d i:\. apts. no pets. 54 Ul34 N"ew-1 !Ir. 2 ba. all bftrur frplc. encl. gar, pallo lndry rm. $350. TSl.. Mgmt 642-1603 MESAPIME:S I Br S28S. Pool. jacuz.t1 adults, no pets. 26511 Harl.a ,\V{', CM <M&>i.• Verde Or. E orf Harbor Blvd 1. 5(9.3'47. plots. 8 milC1> soutbl.'ast ... twnh I 2.., 2• n .. •HOMEFlNOERS• $1502br lge bdrms·mc~ 1 n e x c c I I e n t draped lhru-0ul. To sec 8:19-•'481 mt'. rg n r. .,.,.. Small fee. 557 0824 ••••••••••••••••••••••• hbo h d p t Presc:oll Valley , A l c.-a.1167'.!2282 E I & +den& bckyd $625 /mo. Spectacular 3 br, l'• bu. •HOMEFINDERS• 2Br. l~Ba, adlls. cln, ne1g r oo r1va e Abundant watc·r Wnlc xe-cul1ve horn(' arJ(e 71.t ~H075or632-3983 frplc, dis hwhr. gar. kids quiet. pool. M1 Sq area paUo view from lovely l br. cpts, drps, no peb forcomplelcd<'tmls37'.i Charming31:klm1,lha1n very rinvate Newl v rl· & .... $475 A"' SJSO mo !lse.54n.0314 kitc he n : e n c losed ~.mo Monte Visw 1n2. Tu<·son. qu1el ne1ghborhr>od dc~·oraled 3br.2ba fam Woodbrtd)!c Es tates pc"' 0"-· ., •• no WestiUhaYesu.,._r ~ 8 r age 5 · P o o I · 00-2274 t\Za.5716 Drps/W /W ept, frpk t b t: ll Twnhse l.mcoln model rec 9114 2566or97J·297 t Townhouse ~/month. Call Danny ---------•-~.Farms. $495. 645-8908. 64::.-3009 hmi ~en :r'. l'rJlA ~., ~~: 3 br, 2i,..~ ba. prof. dt!: Mtwport a.ach 326 9 rentals a•oilcibae... u.m.ftisMd 3525 at (7)41 891·101.3 Hugi:! 2 BR. E/S1dt!. u~1l ~ .. - 270 Wa::.her dryer. refrig ::.1g1H:d pallo & lndsl'png. ••••••••••••••••••••••• S350to$150wlr ••••••••••••••••••••••• pd ,openbeamtlgs.fnccl "Vn> ... DRAMATIC. nu J bd. 21fz f:xtras Lease i>ref SliOO t-'>75 mo Avail. Au~. lsL Su Lo I 3 BEACH IN FRONT OF 2 b 2, .... b t SPACIOUS I IR yd, $315 mo 6'16-4387 F h ,,~,..,2360 per view ve y pnv r. .,,~ 41 , enc . gar. 0 •••••••••••••••••••••• ba. 2 sty. P. Nr c·h. Lg mo 968·4137 wkdays. .....,. · this decorator 4 bdrm patio, frplc. N<> pets Apartment in rani:e. FALLIROOI( _ yd. $.'i7S/ S625 646·lll3.'i ~9-M79 eves & wknds _ 3 Bdrm. 1 h l>a Condo !!ii bt!~~m~.~tr~r home w /fabulous view of Irvine. $125/mo. 58M8&> Ut1lilles paid, pool, ~40 Spacious, qwel 3 bdr111 llome + i::rovc with 3·5·11 4 llR 2 ba fom1ty rm HuntincJlon leach 3240 New cptldrps. W JD mo. Agt. 640·6500 o r ~?t~T~;s a:r~~v:~: or752-881M ~~:~b le Aug u t . ~~~hsPoo~Pld~i'~g~~~~ sq ft. h~uselw tpool. "nd 7 supc~ ntl't:'.' ma nv "tr as' •••••••• ••••••••••••••• h k 11 p ~. poo I $41>5 1~1 s I 1 no pets S375 645-3381 m at•res w ma Ur(' uvoca $.S95 731-4537 or ·!mHi89ti UP~ 11ousi.: tt..13 9100 d JyS. 1!31i-0656 wV:.da~/ (;. rtfL~L a~ Apartrnrllh Fundwd lolboal~ 3806 675 594!1 tree>. ~45.000 The Rea ownr 1agt. New elt>g11nt 2 bedruom t:V~ llG CAMYOM Si800wk ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---1$t.ate Connection ----For lease. $2400 month; 1 WATER. FRONT HOU ES r~ ~Mor 37"'2 ....... rm .• o~. yrly. Cn>l•. . EasL<;ldl'. l Br ma m tn ~9-lti65 494 fl25: J br su""r cundn. hr;ind ~ den f$!"l751 CNldr & Want a homl' but can't '" """"_,,_, ' ""' LIMO .,. ' ,,.. d h m " "lock to 2 years . S Bdrm C...u631·1"-00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• d""', stove, rern·". gar plex. frplc. l'n>L,, <.lfl):. new, ;/12 ba, "'>ol. dhl wm ow 0 \! • .., 0 " huv now" Sh<irp 4 br. B d h I -, ,,,., " bl I •-...a f:sta.h ... l L.~ 1 1, l ., roa moor ome. arge 1 BR furn w/gar. ""atu-· deck. SJ75. 494-322:1 tins. t'nC ~c1r. c1u11 --a.ir S500 /'..o pt·ts o.,.,al'l. "'ae -cJr f.irnllY rm a ir cond double fa m1·1y rm . 3 1 " "' \"t d Id hill b,.._ 280 .. F 11 · · ' adult. Pauo. 2 blks t.o " r tgas pal • 0 er c 1 •••• ::;;::. ••••••• •••• 6'Ll 5206 ~a ragt' u Y mo 1 ~ S5751 mo. & let ·s talk frplcs .• enure house new 3 BR 2 ba walk to bch beach. 675-4951 Small bachelor. no k1tch. OK. no pets $325. 20:t lamed yard Atlults No ms 71.'43 I de ted Lot ·~ • • • vear lse. '-•t & '"St • ..,:;o (\,.IM. C.olQ -1 Northl..:1g.2 Bdrm.ocea HOMEFINOERS ~,.6335125 18th St 1714) Y cora · ov~r ' pools/tennis SS75 /mo. ,..__._,..._ 3724 ~o Av;;I. l\"u g.-t . _'-""..;;.;.._~_.,., __ ""°---- view w /frplc. lJIOl.'k l lllOO!. of vaeanc1c~ '7U4r Uruv Terr. 2 br. 2 ba, 2 acre, on a very c oict-Owner645-0423 646 3666 ~ Easts1de lownbou&eJ br.:.: tx·h on R·2 lot w 1plan" All are.t" All pnn·" car gar Nr pool & Jac. st.r~·,!f.,i:tH. oUn1DYS,...... p . ••••••••••••-••••••••• li75-2'197. 1.26\ll Agate ba. brand new Cruldn:1~ city & coas\.31 a ppm' a One ree then FH.EE for CaftM9Mn leware!! vacant. $450 557-6850. g~..,.. V1""I 3 BR. 1 Ba. on erunsula, Attractive 1 " den, qwet lalboo Penifts..ta 3101 OK. no pels. 646-4262 for 2nd 28rlrms 23: • •1.11•'1'.;•. before you pay some REALTOR 644-0122 nr Balboa Pter. $450. yr-mature adlt. No pct. ••••••••••••••••••••••• eves6"S-9S43 Heverly Open J ll z Good 111 2'..! lo1:.i11ons a g c n c Y for t b e Woodbndge Condo 2 br. 2 ly 613-2631 Gar. $285. 2234 Rutgers ST PSTO Cl -------Sat 1S u n 1!17 256-4 3fl~t'ar,inbusinc'i'> 'RUNAROUN D" C'illl ba, frplc & Jake. Up· YEARl..YLge3br.Jli'lba. ..-L. Or.1·2.13/454·5104 Cut E BEA I Avail Aul! 1.TownhOUM' ... u. 300 I LALL t>OES IT i\LL C'ONSU M ER'S GUI 0 i:; graded $475. 581-4255 1 house from ocean $600 liCJ CmyOft T~• e 1 bdrm. huge yanJ. ., br 1•-, ba gar frnt ...,.,, L 3 b 2 I 2 b d +wet b 21 Uruque Bachelor, frplc. Ulil.pd.131S.yrly -· · • ., 1 · leal Estate :;:>I lllt!.t Many .h~;i• and are. gl;~d Spaclous 3Bdrm. 2"°lBa ~~k :!k & ~ay /~\ic~ b/lo~0of storage~ e: pall<>. w 1util, qui.el, $225. 613-5439or 833-6118 __ ~l .!6 ~~~ZZL Adult!\ WC!llffd 2 90 48tlrrn. 2Ba. 2 rar gar. lheydid . Savet.unc.g:.is rwnh."e w/format dining l\lt blkstoocean$600 mo tras, mirrored doors, 64<>-7905 •••••••••••••••••••••• ii 1 ~ h w s h r ' ( r Jl I c . &mooey,&on fee ' rm, fam rm. 2 frplr's, bi!HJOL8or675-6775 mstr ~uite, frpl & cable.I -.. --.ld----.-ac-lt_l_7_"-_0 2MBatRu ..... Ftadplllcs, p$4re<f-d.12sell BRA"1D Nfo:W APT. fo;11:-~ llak d IOOO •ofRentals. welbar&aircond. · It 1 & •-:.o-"eyp ''" c:"" ~ s1de C"\1NopetA S3SO lm1> OWN pro Pc r l Y 11 . c yarti4S-5M8. KJOS-PETS WELCOME Localed un trgcst green l BR 2 Ba, D/W, FP. walk ;~~~·t~o r!'::. ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ress·A . .....,.f16\, !Ji4 ~7 Inglewood. Hawthorn~ 645-4900 bettw/vum Un1vPk.No tobcb,pools.$52S&up mo.675-553:> •Bacb-Lo.ng Beach, Penm.Pthome.2br2ba -------or~~~lY(;ASH!! 2 Br cottage, fplc. beam Open 7 days 9·7 pets. $550/mo. Ul306 F"ox· Manna Realty 642-8850 pnvacy. Ul1l pd. No pets wet bar a vail wrnler or 1 br garden apt. small ceilings. patio, dosed glove Way. Gall collect. SfEPS TO BCH-lg dlx 2 Sl8S.833·8!n4 yrly 549.4921 days yarrl Stove It. refrig. Pt'b Tom D'Allessandro /;tut Adults only. No pets 3Ar, 28.a, country kit, San Diego. TI4·287·2604. SEA VIEW 3 bdrm, 21./oi s ty 3Br. 28a home, · · Adults. no pets . $2~u T.D. PIOPPTIES ~. E-Side $48-476J crackhn Cr pt, sup~ r bn. ocean vu. pool/tenol.s 545-8628 Bachelor AP~ ull ulll S29-2272 eves ~-'*'20 c 213 > 674.6907 or 1714 clean. l!ardener. $4t>O. SU00.(213)430-3629 paid. 1 blk to H.B. Pier. Coro.adtlMar 3822 - 54&620lanytimeor (714 Nc w 2 br condo. blt·ins. Calltosee,847·3341 LEASE ON GOL i" Adlt only, $100. mo . •••••••••••••••••••••••2Bdrm. l'1~Ba . pqul 840-522laft6PM hrepl3cc, 111 ba. $4.25' 1 l t 4 BR 2 b COU RS~ llGCA1'4YOH Sheryl,960-2551 carport. Backyard . ...,.. 646-486.'l ;.c~: :amt & 'crpt·:: Bcauuful, top level 2 BR 4~~0~~~~~· ~a.och 3748 _ 64S·SOl!8 ••••••••••••••••••••••• A br +den. lg yard, nr all 'n mi from bch. SSL5. & den townhouse 10 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ v 2 BR. 2 ba. new 1·p~ & ......___ -"'·-L~ cchools "vail "-pt. t 21""' Barbados Circle. Rancho Ssn Joaquin, Co \ ... aiu f b h l (SI d""' Kids OK No '""'l' =:.~ .. ':=. ...... ~ 548 sOs2 ~ cail968-3636 Irvine Q111 el locBtion BIG CANYON bt'rfot;h. 1 ~ tod~~wo, 'Tl~ J,..'!.,r~~ ..!.·c";; gar. s:uo. ·645 2274 .,, .._.__ 1144 -with"'""" of golf course Spacious 2Br. 2.Ba unique COt4DOMIHIUM ut.il paid $300.168.9451 t ......,._ Sharp 4 br. 2 ba Mesa del Brand new 38drm hse, & Turtlerot'k hills $600 $450/MOHTH GARDEN /\PTS l Sr. s\v. re Mlt, very ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mar Xtras $415 t mo backyd w/deteched ga r mo. Ask for Kolar 2 story townhou se· 2 BRs. 21 .. baths.· In Oceanfront luxurious l br CORONA DEi.. M "" clean. Adul~. Rcf"s . Call Btr I e Woodbndge /\merubes galore! ·3 1U' 646 ""'"' u o w Avail Aug lst. 4.97·2268. Orild OK. $$50. 848·2655. •Planked dtning rm & Newport Terrace. Ready $5.50. 2 br, 2 ba $1615. Yrly · 2 Br Townhouse. frnlc , __ . ........, ______ _ 3Bdrm-2148 sq f\, S79S. -dys . Wkends. eves , r I ed Adlts.497-1082 .,. monLb·t.o-mooth. 1 BR house. adult lady ~3.. lcitcbeo firs '°" mm . occupancy. Pool. tennls. Some OC'ean Garden like apu. adult 873-431L pref, nr 16th & Orange :'Z,as=:~~ Super area w /pools & Mawport le-och 37 69 I'& Catalina v1ews. Close Uvmg, 1&2 bdrm. pool ·~ - 1 ----.-----'ll 1... Ave. Avl. Aug. l. $150 Great 4 br. 2 ba. cpts. ..<fl many extras. Beverly ••••••••••••••••••••••• to Fashion lslaod & Cint! Ja<:uu1. 177 E 22nd St _,.......-~ -642.3837 fenced yd, klch & pets ok •Fr-pie & wet bar Morphy &f2,.823S <K·U9> beach. 644-a&l l C.M ~24911 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Avail. now. $4AS. Agt. no •Huge mstr swt.e com. WESlCUFF STEPS TO llACH ----La1Jm1t.a. 0ttanfrni:L on 2 bdrm duplex. carpets, ree. 964-25{16; 913-2911 Nice 4 br. 2 ba. dshwh.r. prises entire 2nd floor. Lovely 4 BR. 3 bath faml 2 BR. 1 bath. enclosed tbe sand: 3 BR. 3 ba. + drapes. slo\'~, gar, encl garaae, patio. Kids & has sitting rm area, ly home w /great open 1 Br. lba, yrly. S!IOO Ml-so 312~ l(ara~e. 241 Costa :\1esd maid ·a q I.rs. 12 ,000 bck,yrd. space fl washer, Supes' 3 br •. t"' ba. frplc. " 108ds of wardrobe space feeling. Formal dlnl.ng 3 Br. 2ba, Penio l650 •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• Sl. 645-4095 agl Mo/lease. Agt. 499-691 di') er, nr park & stores, lge fam/dtn rm area petS ok. ~.A.gt. No fee . w/m~ doo~. rm, pool at paddle-tennis SUMMB RIMT AL S2 9 5. I mo 4 !1 4 · 5 8 4 9 Kids 6t pet.a ok. $43.5, /\gt, 964-2566. 9'13-2971. •MUCH MORE ct. Ref rig, wasl\t'r /rlryer Bayfronl. 4 BR, 2 ba Mtwporf lead l 169 581-4179 nofee964-2566: 973-2971 AlRCONOrT IONED Adults. no pels S89S mo incl. Kids OK . no pets on big bay. $850 Week •••••••••••••••••-•••• 3 " 2•~ b t 6#-0509 .,400/ Mo. yrl". J en Mediterranean Vi Hag a. hor·H Ollt 3 br, 2 ba. m Mesa Brand new 4 br 2~ ba, 2 .,r ~A a, am r m .1_________ •• , ~n,,._ ~B ..... a pr1• bcb Verde. Built Ins. £rplc. blks from Qcea n , Deerfield. comm. pools. s RR• ba oxtt borne ,._H.wi-t642--•823S-•C•K-120 ... l -•I .. --.... ~I 1 1 d park schools $S2S • .. •ood •1• •BcamedceiUngs.woodpaneling • Au'., s1500 pat o. enc 1ar. 1546 carpets. rapes. micro • · · 350C> sq •• w ed lot on •-----~-; • Wkenda. Coriander, Apt A. $t20. wave oven. D /W. No ~-~~ 11 R c 01tor5 • Olerry Lake. Deck, pat. )) •Gruscloth wallcovering associated Oll<l>fPC. Qr111•'Q' • 1} ~ .,.. 'J •• l"I •l , t t-h 71~5%11. • ~190 pets.~. Call 536-3832. & pier, Sll80 mo. By appt •Fireplaces, wet bars Sta;y 4 wa on Udo auring $250 2 br \ndry !lids tpaUo. 1 YJ mUe to beach, beaut. 31--------·1 only• 64&-0.186, 645-9592 • .Oishwashers, walk· in cl~ls Aa.W tor 12QOO. 2sr. 2ba, ~00ar.=~S~Ul~E :!!-...'.~1::,~~~:~f::O: Bhtr., lge. 3 BR le den. WED<.LV •Bpalconiliesi~~-os . a1p1~m.uoz.. M5~..M'9i xtnttoe.msMonth _ aer .............. $350. • ark· ke iUIW'Capmg nd l ........ ~, eott.ge 2br refrlg ktda Agent &K-l l33 TWO BEDROOM UN1T 28r ... •· •• -.. • ... • · S250. •Swhn.ming pools, lf.CU&Zi Ila.pl en ~-root gart265~ Fet lmmac 3 tw 2 ba, form C\llltom home, Big ca tn old Coront del Kar UllStbSl. NB. •LlJchted tenni.S COUr1.8 ::.!n N~hs-:d':.:r: •CONSUMER ·s GUIDE din rm. la )'d. dbl gar. WOOOltllDGI nyoo. Im med. occupan '41'>/mo.. m.e66-l1ll. • Min\lleS to fr~ways & beach~ loft. Yrl.y lff. SlS>O/rno. 2 ar. l ba. fn cd yard, nee.rbch.pu~ &K-l09C ClllltSIDI cy: 3 Or, f•m. rm · TWO BEOROOM & dn 4 W Z ~ ..... II. z I ... OOM 815&Sl8Tl clOMd 1araae. chlldrtn ImmacuJ;M 3 br. cl«!f' to Sharp 4 BR. Jam.Uy rm =~=-~Mo. Al\ at end of B• Ibo" ~ .. rn .n ........ D/W. I ... OON & DIM VllW ok,nopcta $32S ~·Ot:tll. be11ch. c pta. d fP-'. dbl WIUows Model w/ALL1--------Pcrdnaul•.~ff1)(), $600 •· ..tR 6f7t. 2 • ca 11 b & fltl:2JO#lln. Apt A f:sqe. fncd yard. Lease Uwl converuencn! JISO/ S2SO 2br uul Crplc kfdt COllOPMIWPOllT MO-Zl45 Z llt-Adults ':.':MHOUSI N~· r:Cm"'tim-: br, ~So. Con;; Phain, S yr __ .$36.23'75 M o . Io c I , water . relriK. 645-4900sm fee. REALTORS -,..:;__.---.-.1-d-y-ly--ll ~ ~~ b8 f\lrnlahed ~. old 3 BR. ram rm . ff·Landmuli:. over 40 \;~";~:1=· •CONS\JMER'SGUJOE 675-.SSll ...,. ... ...,. ... an 1 • Ofl\ce()pen Daily 9to8 ~ Only S150. mo. Cal I tas ttfully decorated Ne'# 2 BR~ Wtlt. up-Av-1L8/1. (K·W > Buehl S2SO abr kkll pl-1 BQ.tuftl«"r e ,.0:~:m~~t C114' 117 .... JO H•rr•rd·Wat.sco flea.I Famll1 pref'd. $575. graded . porotb7, •1 SandJFia~ ~c.=Savel F:.."' Bhtfl=· 3 JSr, arn. •• ~ .......... -·---· lAliM. 15'1-0t.U .._1525 ~ l"Bl-. vtew. '57S. S17l Ref•. No p~ta ... 2$. Barbor Blld •• eo.ta Mesa, Ca11f .h -,_._ EJl'S(JUJDE Mo. R*rt44-0P' 671-C'7• liiiiiiii_iiiil _______ iiiii .. iiiiW ·-.. --... -. . . • • I . ' ·-... -... .. I \»I 2 DAIL v PILOT ~'*r July 2J 1118 a--4000 • .,.... to Shan 000 OHie• Rtntail 4400 ~. MorfCJC!99•• Trust Lost Ii F.-ct 5300 -.....-..-.....;;.....-.....;....;.=---:-------_::=::;i:...::;:::z..=.~:.:; • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ~ 5 005 OMcti 5 0 ls ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... ._~._....,.,,., ......... U..... IAI ...... ,u.twa, Middle oged t'm~~d HI I'm a 36 yr o ld SPURD LEE.ASSE AET 1077 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••Loi.I wh it,• & .. 11vf'r ••• •••• • •• ••••••••••• •••• • ••• •••••••••••••• .......... •••••••••• ••• 'll'Olnlan w1&nts rm, • wow.an w J':J yr old 11011 1 C · O LUX t: C-Ockt3ll Su \ & h T LL-..._ .xeb~e hi,kpng (714 ............ lo wh·•rw .. ,v n"u' MOl>ERN 1748 SQ FT s. nse at' LOWEST r er.lllln r c.it VIC U.Shl'l --llJ4.,_,.. llJ6~1nda 3141 Qll3..z.l5U ....,.. .. , ..... ~ ......... -all , ffl ·vie on Pac1f1c CoJst & V1 :.td B.-ya. NB •••••••••••••••••••••• •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ly l eaised t'Ondo 111 Luke or part. 0 ce s11;ite Hwy Ideal location for w.r.st Rat.a REWARD646 17'f4 2 Br t ba, t ~!Qry, lltuag, Oetux.e lbr 2t>.. gar, frpl. OCEANJ'RONT rce8drm for workin g Forest. rr m terested. t'Ull neu OC Aiq~,rt $72S d1:.co. · 48 II ccnlled . I t TD • also • • • O/W, dtpl. pauo, Cprl~. laundry f1&cll. no pet& DELUXE i.dul\. Nr. \1111\.a Shot>ping aft 6 PM wkdys or U! Ca 11 Mon f r 1 · 8 S kllchen fac1I , 3000 :cQ It. 1 ' ·a. REWARV·Lol!t 7 t20. gold • beal'DI clnp. 1a.r Ad Its ~7U. 1 • 2 BR from $420. uul CM $100/mo day 646·1786 noon wknds. 768·1260 714':>4().~l bands tand & dant'e floor 2nd T.D. loan1. cha rm bracelet w 1: "old -2" 26SO E • .. a.5a•c:<><"'" •·-'--R~ol 4450 Todil>SOI e p•rt I 11 Fam.'lllTermi>1t!Oce l94~ charm, a t Com Pwr • ..., -1 . en -111cl 64&-0SOS ""' ....,.....,..., M/Fto share m y ruce Jlir -.s """ v a m·rs u,... (1)5S&tQ6 1 8.R, stove. rotng. Uul. hous •••••••••••••••• ••••••• $l20,000or make off(•r SatfMt' M~ Co. Ralphs. 17th. CM. Jti9 incld Nopetb SUS Gar 1-'emalu. kitt'h privgs. e; Fountain. ~alh•y HARIOURSALES 642-2171 545-0611 San Miguel. NB vi 2 br. 2 ba townho use avail SlS 499-ll8l7 ~ tfih llSO S1SO + ..., ulll lr"1ne Garage. full pnv1Legt>i. ~ C"*er 846-4401 Crocker Biink to•az;h1on w /enclosed gur $32S. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~6077 ~2182. llS932 Spac• for L•as• l:1le PleaM! call 642 4698. • 1912 Wallace ~7300 o r LAGUNA HILLS CdM rm w/batb. pvt en-Female to share IN 1z,u m1· Cal Don Woocb Busy mini supermakct. It ~"':/lfh/ will identify ____ _ G'7·5885. ~-leKlt 3'40 New adult delu.xe apts trance, patio. fum or un-own rn:i & ba Rec fac 640.5470 QUOr store & deb Ap· Lost Ir foUnd Found Shor\ Hair German •••••••••••••••••••• ••• rum & unfum. Billiards. furn $160. 673·6622 ~26 II v msg Mary) prox 4000 ::;c1 fl Choice •••••••• •• •• •• ••• ••. ••. P0tnter t•. 2-J m o old Hachelor apt. uut paid SHARP,beach.2 1r 3Hfl . pool. )acuu1. s and Orange Co loe Call for Al'IMMK nt 5100 Turtlerockareaoflrvmc Can furn.ash. $200. m o frpl . d1~hwas h er. v~•teyball. CdM Lgrmw/frplc pvtAllract apl.Pvtroom& E tS IDE C M S hops oppt S42·88SOAgent tfM' crl\LIW!<• ., • ., ,,.... "'"" 657" ~ "" el\tr.ance. share bath'. ktt bath, kit ch pn vg• Pool · . -•• ••• •••• •• •• ••• •• • •••• JJJ-JUOl1 .,...-........ eves .,_. a iarage,patios.960-2358 AUCIAVILLAGl 5577678 ~ offc's.hobby.wholt!:.ale.CA""E 81'"-II dC R ·-h pnv, furn or uorurn. gen use f)' SSS 548·7249 .-· a uoa s an · lass eumon 4, 411. t-ld t'ound Med Boxer dog"'' 1Z3S2 brkids laundry 3Br 2Ba •· 2 B l 'I " ~11 StA>Ckport ..,75 673 """" --net:; ea:>y $20001 mo 1.1 t 8 t> n Brown · s whitn ~trip" on "h·•~· .,.. ... """F""""'7days9·7 • .. r ,J1.n, oc .. · "-"1·6'clor S81·6130 .. · ·-... Toshare3bdcoldo1n lf•• Own -"'~ ~ '" .. ~ """" ..,__ ..., ~ 1 u NEWPORT l:JLVD. C M er moving up Good Re!>tauranl in Lai:una F1ea co11~r vie 10.h & •CO·..,SUMER'SGUIDE •wn,closedgar, lyrold Olllceopen 9·7 da1·1y h Wa lk t o bt·h I u '" ,.. gro..1o14. -----''-----'---•Room & bat In deluxe · pou · Pn nlet"omm'l locat1on terms Agt. 751 1400 Bch. Sat. Sept 30. Form Newport CM S<tlHl811& ~ 2br pool! Bltns refrg Newport leach 31'9 M V Twnhse. All hme & S 14 s I mo + u ti I 49SOsq ft 494·560ll -i:IBsTAUP ANT ~~· •. ~3·2668. 494 3466 or 612 6822 64.\-4.900 Sm fee Townhouse, lovely. spac. ••••••••••••••••••••••• pool privileges. Reai. N1s mokc Terry 5-l3·7212 , ""'"....., •CONSUMER'S GUIDE & home-Uke. 2 br with 8 e l IN n f' r w y & 5J6..s76J S70,0001mo Found Ion..: haired s1h l'r Sc>. Coast Plaia area I br, I ba in 4 plex Bltns. crpts, drps. encl. garage S2SO. (714 )768·7336aflS \l1J5t.airs apt. 2 br. 2 ba 20x20 patio, closed garage, 2390 Orange $325. 673-6039 --- Brand new 2 & 3 br apts. (rpl's, wet bars. many t:Xtras. OJ>t?n l·S dally 2660 Elden Ave, <.:M SUPEANICE •Locked gar w /lg s t or •D/W, pauo. lndry rm •Special cabinet space •Giu heat. gas cooking. gali hot water all free pvt. gated entraore + 2 w M ll r g u er 1 t e Pk w y Fem w IF 2 br 2 ba. be:.l 5400 Sq. Ft. Landmark Rctm•mc11l * • * grey ,•ockapoo ty~ pup. patios. Some w ith att. NO 831·9'J5ti. Irv add Beaut l'Ondu howplace of town Agent. 151 l~OO Anita Htfts11ty py male, '1 ~ mo:s Vil' garage Swimming pool. Mesa Veri.Je Or Pla1.a c•r-. ""R.,_.., SUPPLY 23562 Mars alll Edison I' ark t-1 un t Be aut rm . pvt balh $25(),nosct' 955·0434 rv"' 11;111:; "'"' JacUUJ. TelllWl courts l OU C FFORD 1S25 Mc!>a Verdl' Or t-: Lagund Hilli; Beat'h .,,,.,.J;!.44 blk to Huntington sbop· Y ANA Mature empld lady Mature Chn!>l1an lady t <:ostaMl'l>d DISTRllUTORSHIP Youare thewinneror ------ pmg center mall Adults . NEWPORT BEACH perm some pnv re~s. sha re rental on Ba Ibo~ 54S·4123 PART OR t'ULL Tl M 1-: ttwff frff ticl&efs f'OUND vt:ry -.m !(ray No pets . From $435. $150+ Lag8ch 494 7346 Perun 1-;vt!i. & wkndl>. --=i-------•I Immediate openings m 1S22sovalu<>1.tv fawn male Ch1huahuJ. Seawind Village. 15555 p k N t 673-6247 ---Orange Co and or -.u r Rl...ai-tro,. 161 Bro<Jd v.u), C M Huntmgton Village Lane, ar ewpor Nr Hoag Hosp. l.'mployed Retatl or office spac~ t rounding town:; for d1~ ._.::::::...""'& lol'-w 645_· _~_1_1_ lady to 40. ref's Room. h\lng qtrs Outs tanding t b l All I ~ ,.., H.B. <714 l898·996l. bath, k1t"h pnv $140 ~ I n u orl> rtlJI out c 1·....... Lost. i.apph1r1• & d1umonrl LUXURY APT LIVING ' S · wprt Bch Ot'ullon $350 leis 11rc :.erured b> com , ..... Lux t ownhouse apts. Overlooklnl( The Water Bef Spm. S48·0261. for ent 4 350 mo 7141968·3856 puny f\ulo{ust Jrd thru 15th sett ml( !rom l.i<lv ~ rini.. garage. 3Br. 2 ba. frml Nice room COM. walk 10 ••••••••••••••••••••••• NOSELLINC. Anaheim Con\lenuon in\~~~~~: ~l'wa,rd ' din. entry kitch. ssoo. E njoy $750,000 !>pee bch. pnv ent & bath P,ar:.ii;c ror rent n1111d TOP LOCATIOt-4! Y u u m J > h ,. t· 11 m ,. Ct>nter *>!: w Ko.1tdla ·~ ~~ 9641S07 tat'ularspa.7swimmmg L.ight cooking S ngl location 3 mm:-. fr ))t·h 17th&N~wport81vd. dunnlmwrf11111at1onJlly TH·kl'ls mu:.t h1• t-\ fUU"-0 fo\m reditlrn 2 Br. children welcome, no pets Starting at S270 mo.846-G907. pools, 8 lighted courts. male, nso 675·52l4 t $35 m~~sa ~H:Cl'l>::.ful ret.ol l>hop. ad,e rtl'•Cd t'1j(ar1•lll'~ t•hangcd lor rt•wrn·d ln!>h Setkr" puppy "'r miles of bike trails, pul· r approx 950 :.q ft M Jr Ibo r o CJ ml· 1,.. scab di tht• l'o"' cntiun 18th.CM 64tl 1797 tmg,shufneboards Bedroom 1N lpvt bath for Waterfront offit·l'. :.m1.1ll $61)(.)Per mo l:ikr ti75·t.i7UO Sakm!>, Koo l:.. K\•nt. Centl•r ahl.'U•I uf 11m1· w o rk ing pe r so n s unn y. 2n<l <;tor} Pall Mall.el\' Youmuy Call642567ll. l::xtJ~lu Penonah 5350 Bachs from ~.50/mo $100/mo. 546-5147 w /balcony 1-urn w too lh · F'or least-approx lj()(I !>Q keep .>our pre:.ent Job. elcum )ouftit•kct:. • •••• ••••• ••• •• • • • •• • • • Alsol&2bdrmplans --I lessee on sahbl\l1cal fl F.I Cammo Real fron stan purt timl' and l'X * • * : . •Adults, no pets IF-l Br S270, 2 br $310 Brand ne w 2 & 3Bdrm apt, 's. huge backyd. ctuld OX. $350 & $425. 8 48 ·2 655 , dy s . Wkends/eves, 536-4873. 2story townhouse::; LAKE FOREST: Rm, hs Ava1l l yr lse SIOOO mo tagc. San Clemt>nle pand to full timc later 1f t------- priv, club. ut1I. SlSS S4-0-72S2.H·4 JO Sti1table for r ... 1a1I oulll•t you desire To quJIJfy FEE£ Elec. k1tch. pnv. patios fem,ref.5812464 oroUtce lntt>nor De~1~n you must havl' auto. d SL:RVIVAL !'>ER I E~ MASSAGE FIGURE MODELS ESCORTS OUTCAUOHLY )I) Month to month 2323 Elden Ave. C M 642 7605 mealiBnu I Bdrm from ~oo 2 Br. 2 ba upper, encl. garage .. clean. $325. 2 1702 Brookhurs t . 962-0778 ---- &c balco nies. c rpts. S...r Rtftfals 4200 Offic• Retwtol 4400 bwldtn~ 492_4_149_ few hours span• lime S EMINAR " P~ Thul"'> d rape ries, park ing. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~82 &I <days or eve:-.1 and t'a!>h July z: Autt Jt At Thl' elevators Nu bayfrnl prop w /pvt Koll·lrvmeCenter ..,EWPORTBLVD mvestmentof Wooden Bodi 22 10 Op I bch area Upper 3br. ExecullveSl.t1tes 900 :.q h Add1t111ndl PP\L.AN.1\Nlll ~ .. 969.J> Nt-wporl Hh d "IJ hona maid ser vice All t I ..., "" ,.,., "'L" frplt'. wetbar $650 wkly s1ie sw es now ava1 storaMt! .tva1I Plem:r nf PLAN 111 Pi,!l!JU ~,..,...,.,., .. Dys,e•H,hr 631 -2140 -2 Bdrm from $325 NEW OELUX E APTS . 1.2&3 Br. fam ily rm. frpk. 963·690ll. 968 Z720. 962-6L~ At Fashion Island, Jam· boree & San J oaquin Hills Rd Lower. 2br. frplc. wet I l82·400 :;q ft 1 Renl In Parkin~ 642 :WOO l"or mun• infurm.111011 Lost & found 5300 b a r . $ 5 ~ 0 w k I y d Rct'ept . phonl' ani. . d d " I I •. ,_....._trial R .. ntal 4500 sen numc .. 1 iln·:." ,inu ••••••••••• • •••• • • • ••• • •'f)UALITY ESCORTS• I' Beautiful park-11\le .it mosphen .. pool. :-.pa Mulls, no pet:. 7M1841).1879 or 846 7327 util . Jamton a . ma 1 w ,_ "" l'OHee !>l'r\· . ~·hnl rm ••••••••••• ••• •• •••••• • phc1nl' numh,•r lo l.JISI or l"ouOll .i Pl'I ' C.111 Uelboa 8a}Club.Nl3 col loun~e. k1h'h pnq(s & 1.vou sq 11 :0-1•\o\ MF.TltUl'OLITi\:-. \n1m ,t1 i\· .• 1.1.1011· l'h :or :.ip11 t 161 E l8th StrL't!. 642 OIJ.Sti 3 BR 2 Ba . D W. fplt:, gar. pal.lo, xlnl Inc No ~ls. M2.S. 833 1693 1-'or lcaSln" inf or ma llon I I ( b r I TOB1\CCO CO\t I' 1\ . ) t .... a"Ut' 5.17 2:!13. n11I1'1· .. oosa view o ay ront 2 prof secrelan a sen on warchuu:.e ~11a1 ,. 1111 In Ci~an·ll~ o1, isiun :z,1 .. \ l!)t-;11 \1(1 \ IE I' \I< 1.1 llf 1-'rt'i.· :ti, m111 1n1 r11U0< 1111 \ '1:.11. nci µun h1a~ 1 ,.,j \ h II d,11; l'o' I\ (" ~· ::.t.-:.:.1on" br a pt. beau 11fu11) premises 17 1~>54!1·959!'l ctu..,tnal I' ark IJ94 5351 PO li<n !'>ii Hoscmt Jd 7141644 1900 fume1hed Stimmer $1775 -OPEN DAILY lf"CMdNew D.t.oc• Townhouses ----mo, all-season Sl 175 Call fR[( RENT 1400 "r nffrt· & g.11 In C'1llforn1J !lliill Sp;.1t 1011!>2brapt,pallo.2N1ce 2Br Dplx up:.tairs, OrCouturc7141645·5300 * l rv11"1 •' tndu-;t 1>1e1 i: (;nurml'l fh .... taurJnt klCls ok. S259 Avail 811 Frplc. w /0 . ~aragc , \\ .. lo Ii o.oo :. I DanJ Point Hl!!hl) ,ut· Aduth o..ly 847-0967 adults, no pets. nr Lido West Bay Ave duplex Sips tcnecd ys ful :-.RO hU!tllll·s:. 1s1eshopp111g Lse.cn .'<l1t s-1rg pri v . patio . Deluxe Suites "'·11 t1 .... & 2&3 bedrooms, $380 & up Fireplaces. wet bar". ent'losed i;arn.ie::.. 1n dJVldual l:.iundry rowns P.1radise ! $235 pool! J ac Sauna 64S·4900 Sa vc Fee •CONSUMER'SGUIOE ref. SSOO mo. 494·6303 $17~$275 pr wk 673 ~S fo'or rent or Ll·a:.1· 5000 sq ru Y eqwppe • ucl'r rt 1odustnal bldg. zoned wine hcl'n:.e Ext·l!p +man.; t·'ltras 266o 1-:ldl·n '"1· 0mu~, --~21 .. Crock•r R.alty 642-5062 or 752 IU363 Studio apt . d \!toratur rum. pnv pat10, waler & l{ai. pd s200 1 mo 64&5.JJO. ~45 ru<'l' 2br kids. Call tH~··IOOO SJ\ l' Uri ll'l'. I •CONSL'Ml:.H !-.GLll)l'.. :-.:1-:w dlll. I fir. lWiLOm 1lc t'Or. All bltms. b blk::. tu beach Pref Ray or hber:.il ~ mo 960-5742 Rick W<ilk lo bch. barh apt. ruce. S180 m o Bach :.ipt all new, utal pa 1d Sl25. 536·2456 962 l!O~ ----1 .,.. .. 3844 ••••••••••••••••••••••• September llent ab !"urn or L1nfurn JMr. <!Ba. 5525 ~pcr :.harp, )'rl~ bl· :?lir. I !iJ S31HI !I mo~. llpst a1n. unit Fantastu: IJat'h. S2SO Yrly. ut1 I mt. s ips 2 129 3Sth St.NB Agt, Gus. 21~1·~ 1711 Rlock f rom waler & Shor es arc;i 3 hr, 2 b11 duplex Vrly be (714l9S6·Sl171 ---- Ualboa bcJlh apt Sleeps ti. :.lC'f'.I> to lil'at·h & :.hop:. Sl75 wk & up tii..1·5!!lU. l),ti~J F ABULOUS 7 Odrm P enthouse w forever \leW or B;Jy 1\vatl v.eck ly $754} Pn\ate room "' Oath & \'iCW Sl001Wk SulJsbury R 1-: 6i3·0000 fo:\'e:. 673 771)1i BEACll FRONT .i br. i ba, WATEaFRONT . comp! furn hom e F'r1>k. Spacious 2 br. 2 ba & den wa.s.h Ldry, dsh whr 2 tar * 544-1269 sq ft f n r \I f' c· 11 r n ,, r 11 f t1onal long ll·rm leas\• PullulJ 11 ~t ~ I' .1ul.111no SlOS.0011 !:it ( :vr Fl'llCl.'ll fl.J\l•f'I. p.1rk1n,• l1n ~pnnkll·r.; All amenities Lido Merino Viii~ He-wpori 675-8662 110 .:.w v.1n•d lnqu1n· W 1\ Oo~ta . 714 54!191i71 5400 sq fl 1W1A. 1111 uJl In lndu~t ~900 1\irv..1~ HJ:l :Jlil-13 1213 '.!fi~ 15 l:l Wt1rehou:.t' :.11.1t·t· v.;.1nll't r1rci. from ::iuo :.q ft ran I as t I(' \ 11• ..... :,,. I K patios 1>ark 1n g & jarulurial 1ndudl'd 2808 Stor• 4550 Lafayelte "' c . N U ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673· 1003 Modem 550 Sfl rt store or Alf1h;1t1• \11 1' I I' \C1' -Z-8r. l'i "ba. 6fO :roann St Adults. no k1d11 ~mu ll pets 548-76311 ~ *BRAND NEW* Spet."tarular Ylew..-Lux-g· r No pets Avail Sept unously upgraded. new l-~s. ~5.SJS4 or 644 9582 carpet.mg & llrapen cs 250-500 sq fl dlx ofc w Office~~fEI ""~«. N3'B· L9th St. CM frnm SlSO tri ~::J1 } n 11 1 2 I 1 Thi· nlo(ht vcr,on t-.111 turn ti Ill hour" wt·l·kh· 1n to a n t''<l'lt1ng and "pro lltJbll· ~l'nl'rnl ml·n·h.in thM· bu:.inrs:-that t•;in ~rov. Jnd Kro"' :\1u:o.t l'n JOY mct'l111~ peopll' t no M:!lult: uwd.::.cr v 1t in"-n: 1a1I accounts Set up for you by profe:.:.1onal.,. 1t ran be pan llmt or full 'U!S. l br. n1('e quie t art1a I adult Non s moker Reis req 'd No pets TSL Mgmt 642-ltiOJ 2 Br. I ba. beaut location 1 child ok No pets S260 mo 574 J oann SI ~34 li or 846·8865 2 Br. !(aragl'. pvt patio Blll.l\S $295 No rh1lc1rcn or pets 1110 V1ctoriJ °"6·3\97 'rt\'NllSE. 2 Br I '~ Ba . !. yrs old. fp\c. pl/\ patlll. gar new paint. adults. no pets. $300 mo 646 7027 Tnplex 2 Br. c·pt. drps , bltns. walk tn clos<'l n r shop'g. '290 I Br. c·pt. drps, bltn:.. $245 /\dull'\ No pets Call 548 5777 Lg 2 br 2 ba. frµI . end garage. lndry rm S350 3107 M ace ,\\e Mesa ~ Verde Ben Roberts 541>-4400 IRVIHE'S NEWEST APT COMMUMIT'Y HERITAGE POINT An apt communit> rte· s igned w11h you m mind fcatunng 8 spacious floor plllnS. F\imished or un tu r111 s hed 1 2 & 3 bedroom apts. Available for occupancy June 20th. FEATURING •Park like settmg •Lighted tennis courts • Recreat.Jonal facilitu:s •Pool & Jacuzzi •Gas BBQ •Sparklmg d(•an laun dry •Garden patio kitchen •Open beam cc1lmgs •K1ngs1ie bedrooms •Large walk· in closets • Pnvatc dressing <Jreas •At'cented walls Sandy beat'h. beautiful 2 BR furni!lhed condo. g a r d e n s . o v e r Io o k s w a I k 1 o b c a t' h Balb:<>a Island Boat :;lip (Shorecl!rfsl, StSn week availCJble Adults no ly Agent. 498-0660 c\l~:. pets SlSOO monthl) <\96-3523 673-8414 ---------BEACH Bachelor unit 12 bluck CANCELLATIO:'\ from beach 1\11 Ul1I pd OCEANF RONT No kids. no PPL., 201 1': Nwpl Beach Jbr, $t50 Balboa Blvd $250 per July 22 to 29 673·9499 mo + secunty dep Call 982-4214 or 629·2.'>41i Sue 556-7707 -----J BR, 2 ba .. frplc . bit ins, 2 br I', ba townhouse. 2 t'ar gar. t\\ ail $275 v. k . pauo. gar. no pets Near July. $300 1n l\UJ: Ai.:cnt Hoag. $325 545-0760 673-3663 -------VlEW J BR. 2 ba, l'rpts. Vacatioft Rentals 4250 drps. bltns Steps to ••••••••••••••••••••••• beach. '525 mo Set-108 Palm Spnngs Vac:at1on 24th St 17141955·0177 Condo on Mission Hills Ocean' 2br pool! RefrR Country Club 968 5430 k:go~~~16tfioE Lake Arrowhead. avail • Aug. nr lake & v11lag" Wow! $100 ocean r efri: Sips I! Sl751wkcnd, Call 64~4900 Sav~' Fee. $2 7 5 1 w k 0 w n er . •CONSUMER'SGUIDE 714 3.17-2452 or 337 566!1. e\·es Beach' $200 util pd luds ----·----- 2 br a pts. rent S265 & $250. 313 17th Pl. CM Apt B. I. &.I See M~r pool' 645-4900sm foe Newport Bc a eh ocean Ne11r corner of Walnut & •CONSUMER'S GUIDE Cront hse w/2 t'ar garage Jeffery oH s A. fo'rwy Avail July 29-Aug 19 $300 t 714 IS;)9 7000, sorry no 2 8 r . 1 Ba d up o n per wk F'amilles only Pl'ts ncntnl ct·nter open canalfmt Wik lo bch, Call Mrs. Lewis 1714) 1BR 1t::ai.ts1del all utll dail\9 amto1 vm tenrus,&pool fac1I No 9793797dyl>.67S·Sl75or pd . S210 mo. Call Larry • ---child petS. t6()() m o yrly 645-5540evcs ~546-5880 Lagii.11a BHch 3848 lse. 548·5801 Rentail-s-to_S_h_or_~_4_3_0_0 ft.-p...:...t 382 6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -_. cd Large l Bdrm SteP6 to ••••••••• •• • • • • • ••• ••• • ••••••••••••••••••••• •• I br newly decor at . beach. Frplc Yrly Resp •IE SB.ECTIVE• T f 0 P 2 "R 2 b· & \llew. SJ25 mo, 494 -!14!12, dJ 1 S390 . , 1 GP o . u . a i31-40'J7 a ton Y me f.( ut1 Gai.n a reliable den , frplc. balcony. 645·5862 roommate .645 7464 ocean view. a ll lhe bltns North e nd. c h arming •SHARE A HOMF.• SJTS + $150 dt'p No last llldrm, S32S. Closl' to 2Br. 28a. I car gar age.1 ________ _ 496-4492 c\les. 496-8205 Iv ~h. art museum Util CplS, drps. dshwshr. S285 mMl't-pd. Stove & ref rig. Brfrk _mo_._S48_-_21111_s ____ _ Cut down 2 B R & d~l blk from BBQ Lrg yd & garden. S-Ci.w.nte 3176 h igh sch I'. $3RS m o ~Monterey Open Sun ••••••••••••••••••••••• .sJ..6575 aft 6 & wknds day 11-4 12131 545 79"8. 2 br apt. walk to beach. LMftCJ bpeftsu! Share a home or a ptment t eves S275 332 Encino Lo. apt QuusE . CV An.S Thru. l.\JTED t.Cl.t ... ~pr..~ ~)t'k C._t ,j)~ )l>J\A~IWl\ 832·4134 Since 1971 ........,.°" leoch 3140 Hlmltieq°" haclt 3840 D. 498-6324 ; 634-1612 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Sall ...... C•str-mo 3878 :'t1ale 24-30 to shr lux 3 Br Kennybunkport? Wasn't she the biologist who won The Nobel Prize for Medicine in ·s97 ~ ro~ If you· re not sure Who (or wtlat) KennybUn~rt was. don't feel bed-you re not alone KennybUnkport is one of 14 d1st1nctJve1y different apartment floorplans at Seawind Village 1n Huntmgt.On Beach. Seaw1nd Village 1s a result of totally personalized profes.s1onal planning. The kind of attention you deserve ••••••••••••••••••••••• J ba w /2 g irls f'rplc Spacious 2 bd. upper. O/W, encl ga~, 1200 Utll patio. 2 gar. pool, clean. Incl. 2. blks to brh park Ukesetting, $32.S. no 960-5260. 960-3568 pets499-3817 Mature woman seek:s ~Ith FMmlshed athlellc. health-onentL.od or"""-"'sMd 3900 c ommune . NB area ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ref's. 556-"378 Keep lry- ntE EXCITING PALM MESA Ans. MINUTES TO NPT BCll Bach. 1&2 BK rrom mo. & up Adults. No Pets 15'1 Mesa Or (.5 Blks East of Newport Blvd.) 9am-spm 546-9860 mg Mature wo m an seeks femitle to ~hare hou!lc. pvt bdrm. bath & kit pnv $225 mo 646 S!H9 Fem rmml w1rntcd to sha r e 2Bd r ·Near seashore. NB. Im med oe cupancy. yr ly $150 675 1462 mo. Tom ~o 2200 THE EFACIENT Al TERNA TIVE Mo lo mo rent incl R ec cpl !.l'r\ . personalized phonl· cov era~e. conf rm ma 11 sen . parking & mon• m Newport THE EXECUTJVI-: SUIT!:: 640·5470 ----Executive swte i\1rporter Inn a rea. 320 sQ rt . cornl'r oft'. all !>\'fVICes pro v1dl'<i. Plala EXt!rutl\'e Sti1te:., 2082 M 1thebon 1121.2. I rv1nc 752·1l234 Supenor J\ e SIOO ~ ut1ht1cs. Davis Bro"' n 646 16R4 DISCOUNT! lJ.000 sq ft Ask about our free ,..... provom Commerc• Park .,..wport 833..&8 I 3 CdMOFFICES lriQht Chttry Hew SUITtS So of ~na:.l llwy Available No"'' SEt; to apprecuHc $.19f> Ca II Lm<la 1175 ZI II GROUND FLOOR EAST 17th ST, CM Pnvate cntrann'. 2 rm:. carp, drapes. alr-cond $19:> Per mo. ind ulll BROKER 675-6700 SmalloHtcc S125 mo 11127 West clitr Drive Xlnt location 631·0900 Offlt'e s pact' for rent/lease, 150·300 s q rt. furn/ un!um. good loca tlon. Irv indus t'omplex 752 1.59'7 BEACll LOCATION Idea.I renlal unit . !140 "" ft on Co..1st llw y. N n Ut1I & m<J1nt incld Related m11rinc bus1m•lls desired firs t l ust w 1ctepo:.1t C11ll K Witzel, $56-0540 HARBOR BLVD Rentals Wanted 4600 ··················•···· I 1 m e D 1 :-. J) I 11 \ .1 n cl ml.'n·hand1:-tl' :-.'1ll!tf.iL fEMALt-: Ext•t· rl·lm·Ht 11on guarantel'd or Wl' ~ R h td ~1 buy batk 1ng. · pt t· · · · ·cA .. ·11 RF,'~"IHEl> ll:.ilboa Pt'n111 J mu~t 2 no> ''" br bt.•ach hou:-.l· or apt Pl.Al\ 1\ $3,:175 duplex"' frpll' & ~.irage l'Li\ II S7.~l50 on or walking d1star11•,• to Pt.A:'\(' Sl l.9'l5 beach lfaH· 1·a1 i.500 1'1..AN IJ 519.1175 rent. 1 'r Is~· :.lJrtmg ~or J Miili l'ack H 30 Rd o; pro\•1dt•d lnform<HIOn Kit. PleaSl' c•all collN'I. 7 2K. H CJ\LL TOLL Ffll-:E 105. 1602 1949·0345 A'.'IYTI~ !-:' Call ( I KOO 2:J2 :!Ii 5 Wrk n IT\i.1 ll· :.tu<lent net•d:. J::x1ens1on 40:! rm "' It kit Pn\ C;Hl Other l·bOl.I 12.l :!:!;').} pay to S150 , mo l'a 11 ~;icten:-.11111 ~02 Mike 75!1 1860 1---------RESTAC RANT ~1 111 EJ:.l Re::.p couplc "ant~ 1 or S2.SK . $70K I-P Short 2Bdrm PhH't' on Penin hrs 1-'J\ST )C{)()O ~OK bef Sept Isl ti7J IO!n ncl. S2SK F I' li7:J 131 1 ···················•·•· lusiness Opportwtity 5005 ····••·•·•·•··•········ Rakery.Cafl' L'J tl'rint-: LOl'lllcd prc~t11<1ous shoppm..: area Ciood net term:-. Call Jo> at l' ll I 775 0100 ;J~ ----- Money to Loan 5025 ······················· 1st. 2nd & :Jrd T D . ·:. Credit no prolJll'm 738-4271 Arrani.:ed by <.;oa..,t Hom'· LoJn." DO YOt: N l::EDC:1~ll " bt. 2nd &3rd Home owner lo.im. Y arranged fast TRAVEL AGENC Uorruv. 11000. 2i100 0011 FRANCHISE I lt·xd.>le ll•rms J.IJ "I Till' Ill'"' way tu 11w11 a t'tCdlt no prohlcm Cu I I tra1rcl ugl'nt", TrJH•I u.,nonbligat1011 N<•twork Sl;irt yovrown !-t"Tl:':RLING fo'IN S\ CS f:'lp not ll'flUll \'U 7141955 tfill~bkri CompMt· :-.1111port & l11ni: ~s Trust term i.Cf\'ll'•• prov1d1·tl DeidS ' 5035 <.;a 11 M r C h ll 1 I t·., 714 K:iH 9~l ••••••••••••••••••••••• llct1n'<l couple ha:s money lnu:r<'su·d m ,,.11111~ or tu lend 1s1& 2nd To ·., buy1n..: ,, bu:.111t•!<:. • l' Jll Agent. I !137 Tt'.!:_• __ .Joy at t lfl l 77f11111~1 Children ... Clothml( :-ihnp n('autlful .,hopp1nj! phua \:,king basically r~I of ml·r('hand1:.t• ~ f1xtui-e:. Call .Joy .ti l.:HI 775-01()(1 LIQUOR LIC~SES Orange on·sa le t'ockta 1 l:i GUAR LOW PRICl-:1 Orange Off Sale Rarg:11n' C1\LL HnrH' TOLi. I-' RE J:o: RIJO-~i 2000 GIFT SHOP Look mt: for n<'"' ownl'r 1n prest1g1ow. luun-.1 arc11 Pndt' "' 01A.-nl'r.,h111 Cull Joy at URI. 77~ 0100 IALIOA ISLAND Gift Shop Wllh 2nd noor offit'e <A II fast for de IEN DONLON SAYS ShoplyPhon. I at TAUST DEEDS 2ftd .. 3rdl SWINGS Al. ttt;F'I S CONSTl<UCTION AP'f & t:OMM t:RCli\l. MIGUB. MORTGAGE CO 831 ·7381 661-2511 0PEH EVERYDAY fo'Ut::-J D !ilk (, .. rm.111 Sht'phl'rd t•·m.dt•. 11r Callfom1'1 & ~mnl:!:.OIJ. c ~1 5-l5-334:! Losl S1aml':-.t• t:Jt . M. Scdlpu1nt "'IC Am bassddor I nn. lfarbl)r B I • !'I . l' :'\1 S :t 11 Rk~WARD' C:.tll 114S·41HO ext 1613 l.<lht Shep I lu~k PU~ I r,,m I gr) bm bl!. "'h tip on tail t'.amt• Sum!Tll.'r \ H' DAHCEOFFUH 2060S l:'.urhd. Anaheim Exr111r.i: rt•cuic:IJn !l. 534 1581 Variety Escorh 558-267i Escorts & Models OUTCALL Me~a 1.-.01111.,. tl•·v. ari1 \l'h)'lt•al M .i:-.i...e~t· H> 1,.~ 540 llli~I Tlll•f ;•pl-.1 \µµI onf) IJ\'>I Tabb~ k11 h•n ,1pru' .I Ii !Jpm Stt•\ ,. 5 111 :!HI:. mu old m 'll ol lllt h ~ :0-. II \\<.1tnu1 llH 1111 i I,., H EWt\f<() 11 111 :ti l t ~2136 POliNU . S1·hv.1nn H1l·~ ell'. ownt•r 1de11tdy h\ :.1Zl'. tolor. frJml' No Date & loc lo:.t llBPD 53&562Z- FOt.:ND i 1 l ll. M Airedale. \'IC' A\l' Jl1ru & S D ~·w , San Clern 213-b'lt 7994. latt''''l'» FOUND We1:.h (.;(lrg1 M ; 19pm. '1c "J1~ lornna 644.;44; • • • Rosana Dosier .T02Scnn SI In uw You art· tht.• wtnnl'r uf tht'H free tickets ($22.SOvalUt:l.IO Rlnqh9 lros. la,_.,, & laUey Ci~us AugAI 3rd lh nJ 15th Am1lle1m (;on\ol'nl10J1 Ccnli:r. liOC! W t<atellu Tll'kl•b mu::-t bl.' e'1 t han!.c•I 1or rl.'st•r v,•d :.l•ats at thl' C'on\'t•n\1nn Found. In ~1 " -;m1111 ' (;1·ntH" Jhead or tHTW dog, mall'. po:-.~1bly S hih Cell IA2 5ni8. f:o:.l(I 32'J lll Tiu Ulk w Wht ""°h da1m)ourt1l'kl't::. pllW~ & C'hl•~t -;'f}g i~ • • * SEE YOUR AD IN PRINT IN 24 HOURS Place }Our Daily Pilot classified ad b~fo re 5 :30 p.m . and il will run in the next day's issue. Pilot is the The Daily only afternoon Orange ('ounty off er you scrvic<-. to n e wspap('r this 2-1-hour Stop by our office or c a 11 6 12 · 5 () i ~ a n d a frie ndly ad-visor will he lp you place your ad. A perfect blend of nature and llVlng - nestled In a fOrest with babbling brooks and quiet ponds. cooled by natural ocean breezes. Add to that tennis courts. swimming pools. ajacuul and a convenient locatJon near shopping and employment and you've got a place anyone would prOIJdly call~. (Even Kennyt>unkpOrtl ) One and two bedroom. one and two bath ~ult apartments from s 290 00 ll.-4000 Gay"~ apt for re~t H.B ....................... headmg 3840 900-5742 2'706 Harbor Blvrl, CM <So of Adams> Xlnt or flee & profess 1o n o.I s pace. janltonal ser vice &utll lncl'd. Ample park lng. Reasonablc 549 1198 tads. &4<> St 12 agt 1--------•lf You can charge your ad or use Bank.\me ricard or Ma ter Charge. 5v.~~!l'J V•I~ 15555 riunttngtt>n Vlll'Of ~~ntJOgton BtlC.I A (71 4 ) 898-9961 P:IJ)ITI tf1e s.n D1egO Freew;ty Clr!Yt nonl'l on 8Nal to Mcfaddin. Cl'ltfl wnc on McFIOdtn to Suwlnd Villagt. f\lmbt11ngs I~ • Opttl ~ty I 0 AM 'tll !Mli Room w I kitchenette Rtt"k SSO week & up Wanted 1 or 2 rellable S48 9755 roommates to share lulC· Ambaaudor tnn In C~ta unous bch front opt. yr Mesa. 2277 Harbor ~.., l.Y $215 mo 675-6614 N~ t,..Jly located. m rooms Rrnte nded to 11h11re 3 bd MANY with kitchen. house Sl50 1mo ulil Incl. phone & 1V Swimming Call Larry o r Kathy pool. Jacuul, and rec S40-09ll aft 6 room. Dally & weekly rats •lalt.lnll from SM a ~.ar OCC. UCI. So Co11st week. Plata, fum bl~ h,,4•/pool. ~..O ' SH0mo.$46S5l1 f\lm13hed 2 person win dow oftlC(', available ror ~nl In NB, S400tmonth. Call Denise Bancroft betwttn 8am-3pm, Mon day-Friday. 752.029!$ Prime HB 2 room 11ulte w /p11io XJnt pArklna . util paid Jm1 Agt. S36·930& COSTA MESA atAL EST ATI OFflCE FOR LEASE l.°"4 Sq I\ Incl 2 n<'<' nfflccs _. In rir outer ol fl t'C, fum w rll n~w desks & ('hlllra t..11c "upply rm • ('Onference rm with wet b1r. a1r ronrl • 1111 1.1lll paid. j3nltonul 11erv Incl. 11.000 Mo. ~ Yr lsc. + s yr <?P.Uon Sec at 666 8 3kl'r St • Su 11e 2 17 S49-16&'\ INVESTORS 2nd TRUST DF.EO fn vl's tment (Ip portunitte" av11ilabl~ now 13 48', yll•ld on $34.320 disc. 2nd T D homt! lt't S:int a Ano. 13 79'1 ylrld on $0000 dlsc 2nd 1' 0 home In Ontar1o M.any more. call now ' OW/\ MOl{TGAG F. RKR 714 /S42 5661 l•lJlfli!•lA 642 -5678 ·-... -. ~ . ' I • \ ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BllJAppl11anceSt-rv C•rpcnli-r & 1..#b1net Uorot111.Apta&Add1llonas. llaul. ~k1pload ... r dump Uaulln1 trash. Ute rnov T'RIPCHAR(;E SW ..,.k, ""'411 JOI* & l't! "'9ct ~ ll'k. gradin~. tr~e wrk. m g Very reasonable 2025Maun,S A Plllh f't~ e t.t. 00·2003 64.2 61441549.~. ~ves. demolltJ~ etc. 831·1.257 r11tei. CotH·teous & reha ~~ -~ 0169 d1&)'1! -----ble. Free est. CalJ Frank Ser v 1 c e on s ew 1 n g c.p.t Ser-tic.• machines & small :ip· ••••••••••••••••••••••• pliances. l.<fay serv1c:t! Shampoo &. ~team clean Vacuum Cleaner Center. Color bnghtener11 . wht l.572 Newport Blvd, C M cptS lO min bleach Cleun Room add1t1on & remode l Wten mtd SpcMlh 11t 499-1906 1118· Drafting & de!tign •••••••••••••••••• ••• •• ~--------- E ves~4307. 995·7207 S" aluminum 11eamless Hone Can s.rtice ...__.rt cal raingutl~rs w /baked un • •••••• • • • •• ••• •• •• • • • • _.... enamel. Cstm bit on JOb Going on a tnp'> Need a 64&-310'7 tiv, dm rm. hall $15 Avg ••••••••••••••••••••••• TbeGuttermen S42·l:UZ ~Iller" Ex~r yng Hlebard E.Mctric .._._....._,. marned cpl Non·s mkrt., A.,e.alt ._.,." rm f1.SO. couch $10. chr ••••••••••••••••••••••• SS Guar ~um pet odor. Ltc327136 64S·6974 ::':'!'!.:'.':' .............. ~~~~:t~inr~f2"76~~g:8~: Cpt repair 15 yrs expr. ELECTRlCIAN·Pnced General Handyman •Save Money• Do work m y:.elf. Refs right· free eshmutc on Painting. carpentry. Onveways•Parlung lot 531-0101 large or srrwll Jobs roohng, masonry Any •Repairs •Sealcoating Licensed 673·035!1 home mumlenanc:e or re •Lie. NB. C M S&S CahriftCJ modeling proJect:.. J Aspbalt646-4871. • ...................... Gcadeni1MJ Waugh 631 2233 ,..__._ ___ r-ic"" -Catering, ~1:1nquel & ••••••••••••••••••••••• -~ "'" M f· It •VERYLOW PRICl!:S • NOJOBTOOSMALL ••••••••••••••••••••••• eet1ng ac1 1 1e:> £ h d Alli.o's. 16700ld Ncwp(Jrt On Gardening Ma1nt. x per an Y man . 01vorce/~nnkruptcy Blvd. 64.2-8293 George 549·2015 plumbing ; eler. forks ~ etc You name 1t l''ree ActionTyping,90054t9 Janos European Cater· Clean· ups , ll aulin~. est 5'9·3280or7S4·1842 -ing. Summer p arties. Landscaping. lmmed Call Ruth for typing, m~ banquets, weddings . serv1ring 642·9907 Haulnq home No Job too s ml. G6\.'z467 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Reason. 64S-40b'2 -----Exp Japanese Gardener. OCC Student I Ton lrur k -Cftfttnt/Cowcret• Complete yard scrv1cc Trash tree trim Ron <:_,.,. •• , ....................... Reliable & n eat N pt 642-570J. 979 6489 ' ~:;~~;;·;;;;::;~:;;; F~~n~~t~~~~ks~e';~~1i~s~ lkh. CdM are_! 645·~4 CHEAP EST hauti;'it~ 7~52 HousedNning ••••••••••••••••••••••• Want a REALLY Cl.EAN HOUSE~ Call Gingham Glrl. Free es t 645 512.3 Immaculate Cleaning Co. For those who deserve the best 551-2479 --------~- SUMSHIME GIRLS Profes sional home and office deaning. f'Ully 1n· ~urrd f'~rl'C e stima te RE work & t•mpt1cs weJcomt- ~9525 Cleaning. Reusonable Own Tr11nsportat1on 645·7487 CU8Wm Wallpuperln.i All wurk auar t'rec t•i.t 673-4U8 'Thorough f11sl flexible House Painting. Int ... t:x Als o party clean uins tor Freeestjmalei.. J ohn Sharm 549"8ll7 Beck 631·3363,64S·21GI L.aidlc~ lnt. eict, servmg area for 7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• yrs Prof quot work THE Pl.AMT IROKER Reas Ins. Dave. 586·8'125 Whol~ale to public It would be our pleasure EUROPEAN EXPERT to show you-What to P aintine . remode l. plant, where to plant. plumbing Fr est 661 ·2467 how to plant. how to Palnt1nb. res 1d~nt1u l / ma10tsm Pnce list. 1 r 0 m 111 ·1. L.Q l r / ~ x tr gal Sl .50, 5 gal $6 00. U p c1 cir i c yr 0 P. e rt y ga.f S26 Fhts ~ 50 Smet> Sen ire Robin s;is.0490, ~ 631·0595 ~£ 9AM or 836 SISSl dy~ aft5PM ~~......-·---- Mmot. 'f Hous,paintmg lntl.'rior spec1111Jst l'Tt.'t' est. John ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beck 63t-3.'J6Jor 645·21til Bn1:kwork Smllll Jubi. Newport. Co:.'ta Mes.i & lrvtne. 67S-3175 e"~ PaitlffncJ/PaperiftCJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Int /Ext f'tce e~t Rea:.on rate::. ~-5937 Pa 1 n t 1 n i.:. I n t . 11 u a I mat.enali. rates negot1a bit• 494.0589 PiClllO & °"Jo" Tunin9 size Jobs. ~II '"'llan or 556-82-'1 Lic'd Expert cleanups. trl't.' town. Fr ests CHEAl" Tony. 646·8649 t ri m m 1 n x & s m I fi42·2995 or 645· 1390 landscape Call Mtkt PETERS Pi\INTING Expr'd R•::ts R.il{'::. Fre e E,.t C&sll Ge nt• 552-0WI The Moppets. th&st'::. our ---------.......•........•••.... ·ano turung & repair 25 y~ exp Master':. degree 111 mus1r. S22 SO tl\11, mo only 710-4870 lndcarpenter. commtres . eo.wtractor + painting. Re a son ••••••••••••••••••••••• rates John 531·8082. R.J. fluffman &Son Mi ·9264 Remodel & additions ~or 548-4541. Llr ensed & Bonded '548·2049 -------Ge.rat Servi~es ••••••••••••••••••••••• HANDYMAN· Carpentry, electrical, plumbing & llauhng.yard & garage· cleanups Lawn rnRtalla t1on & re moval T rl'C & -;hr ub removal Re l Frank Ivens . 631·0384. 642·~ Remodebng of Kitchens & Buthroomis. ---------1 flrs 847·2787.51$5·3820 645-3749 Remodeling. addition:.. rdwd decks & spas. new Want Ad Results 642·5618 ~lr. w ed 556-8241 -----------Lite hauling· m ov ing Have something to ~ell " Garage. Yard cleaning ClassiJ1ed ads do 1l well Reas. rates. 642-0705 name Cleaning 1~ our Paint.mg. J-:xttllntr E' ~amc Ca 11546 2392 __ pr'd. honl'sl. neut. rea::. Llc'd96'1 1045 DaH DIANE'S (.;LEANING. $4.SOhr Expert work. refs. own lrat\b, 557·08'&8. 546-6299 Walls. ce11lngs, floors & windows cleant.'<l. 646-6145 Fine Exter l'amung by 1-_:. ______ _ R Sinor l:il. he , tns Try me 836-5555 24 hn; ,._..../Repair Pror pa.an Ung Ext & 'nl ••• ••••• •• •• •• •• •• • • • • • Low rates Refs Free Neat patches & textures e!>t 53&4780. ~383 RtEE EST. 193-109 • 1978 OM. y PILOf DI :J HOMESAVERS Plumb· AJterallons S~1:wht111i: Ing & Heullng to'ree l'!-.t 1n hem.--. i tpl)t•r:1 & t>111 Sl5 hr Hone11t I\. 1eh11blt! tonholei. 646.4757 ~rv1ce BofA. ~ 1C Ok 979-8065 or 84i ·0383 Trft S..-Vi'-• PERRY'S PLUMOINC.: ••••••••••••••••••••••• We cle!U' ;,o) drain or E1tpert :.h11ping thinn1n~· :>ewer Jf'\1t1mt·' f'n•c & ,rump r t:m v 1111 1' esumates Call for low Landscape l'1 c 11t1oni. wknd rates 673 31111 o75-282\ -------Any plumbing. w .1tc r Expert Trt•t' S"n I"•, serv. leak.s b.1thrm c nl'I. tnm. top. rr mo\t' or ce r.ll m 1 r t 1 te It.· •1' na.mentdJ prunin11 t'rt-c 832 2ACl8 est Lcx·11r 1:u11:-&94 .l494 RtnDdtl & R~r ·····-················· Add1t1on. re mod('I :.d i Wiftdow ClsClftfftCJ type~ constr .. ':-t•t• t": t • • • • •• •• • • ••• ••• • • • • .. • • Lowratei; l.,1r dS48>i:!SO Sl'n1n.: l M /NI> Ir. - -Re.i:. CoJ~l ( 1, .. J1Hng ~neral Contracto1 Serv1<'t' ~~I? R~modeltnft 6c rcpa 1ro; -------- Ht!S t Com m I I 11. a Cocc.l W1nd0"4 Clc<>nan• Pended Jt:ff Jollev Q:I h~ fTl't. t•:-r 1m1111•:. 95 j 4oti9 642 ~ Roofinq •....•••....•••....•... Gl'I :Jc lear vrt·"' irom · ,\ (;LeAR Vll-W u 1 You\•• trit.d t ho• 11·,· WALKEKROUf"li'C """" :1 ) tt1 1· h 1 .. 1 Lu• ;f32648&, ,11 1 IYPl • t>.1: 02:7 roohni:. Crl'l' l'::.l 1!98 5:J5Z 1u :Yl\.JR & 1n.noor-· 1\l1 l Y P t'' ,1"1 nl<(I"' rock:.hlttt~" com po tJ 1 f'Tt.~e.l .541·5930 People who need P1..-oplc Thctt':. what th•· DAILY PILOT SERVICE DlRECTOHY 1:. all about'. 11~ Rt f ()\It-.. 111~ '' ' 4 COl'IG"e t 'O• ~o · E"•'9r 2 ~ m :;.,,.a ... ""'" lO L•CIO ,,.~.,11• ..... ,c,, o .... ,. )~ d ? n ... t,o" ritt•1t1 ••·~ CC ,-:. w.,. '\Hf "" c.,... A Penonab 535 Jobs Wanted, 7075 Help WCNtted 7100 H.ip Want•d 7100 Help Wanted 7100 H-'P Wa"t•d 7100 Help W.ted 7100 Help WoatH 7100 H.ip Want.cl 7 i 00 ..•..•••..••........... ·······················'······················· ·······················,······················· ..•.••••.•...•...•.•..•........•.....•.....••.•..••.....•................................... Spiritual Rea~r S<'m1 .rc·t1Ted mJn :-t.>ek-;I . AP'f 11s 1-; MGR. l'XJ>l•r 'd Aulu • 181SSo. El C:ummo lkal prn,1t1on a~ apt re~ltknt ACCOUNTING for 73 unit~ in Tu:.t1n, Customer Relation Hanking 1!.ankmi.t Beaut'y Operalor!- San Clemenll' Fully ht· Mgr or JS~ t .. ~gr ~'1', y r .. Wr are currentlv M'l'kln)( nt•" bldg 645.6.)()1 7 AM·lPM NF,W ACCOUNTS I~ .. UTY OPER .. T~S For appl 192 7'!9f exp ~1usl ue m x ·:Ji:h f I • ·b ON FRI E COUNSELOR ,.>A "" "" -----~. ' an•J Plea:.e l'allM:! ·Ui 5i. n ·source u • .am 11100" ASSEMBLERS M • TRAY l Expenenced hair sty I me.; Wlth ~um( JiELAXING MASSA( a ; betwccn 9·S ltl0.1v1duals LOJOIO o11r Jl' B.ECTRONICS ~:it1onal company hJ., r tiobJames·Lic Musscur ---1:ounling :.laH ID lht• openmgroralcrt.dt•pen IOliO\\lng but r.ol n e c ~:.-.c 1 ~ Outcall 9-!1. 494•5111 Allrac lady. 34 y r:.. <'Oii Collowin~ ar('as· lmmed openings for P1~1 dul.Jlt\ matur~ h·m:1 ll' to We have an o~ning ror a COAST FEDERAL l m mediatl' opening ~ Out!ltand:r.~ t.'<I. capable & personable pie w le x pe r in l'C be the greeter for a new well "roomed . c:areer SAVINGS b e n efits, excellent pay pJan. Apply in seeks pos 1t1o n w 1th CORPORA TE Boards & winn~ Grow car dealt•r's service de m 1 n 'd c d , t r J v c r O Senior citnwn as compa mg ro Xmt bens. Apply art 1 P""'illon l"c at ~ person. 10·4. Monda y l o Fr!day PAYABLE Sc1enur1c Dnlhng Con p· men ..,,, v • counselor. in a busy of 58l -7700 Outcall Massage ruon 6$-9277 0 1..'<l in Cos ta Mesa. In fice who 1s familiar with Our Orange office 1:. cur- FOXY LADY M /C 731·3561 t.rol!>, 404° Campus r · tcrest111g cus tomer rela book' If -----MAG CA.RD/MTST. CLERK N.B or call 557·9051 & t1on~ work ~tart $2.<>~ all phases of IO~S. renlly seek10g a s e . ---kf R G 1 '"' " °" cruises. commercial and motivated 1nd1v1dual PREGNANT" Caring , Free lance operator. Any i\nmteresung position'~ a~ or ay 1 ma n p hr. Jdv an1.·e m c nt international OAG who el\joys deallng with confidential coun:.chni:: & sc·hedule. $6 50 hr Jean available in our Newport ----------within 60 d a Y!>. pa 1d k.nowlcdgl' the publJr lo al1 a:. Nt•w reft!rr11I. /\hort1on, adop· 673·2076 Bearh Corporalt' OffrCl' ASSEMBLERS vacation~ a11d hobda) !> Ac-<'ts Couni>elor 11on &keep1n~ p . . f proces!\1ng cnrpora\1• i\pply Mon Thurs. !!:im For an intl!rview. plea~l' .. l'CARE ".• 7·25"3 tt1me will ::.1t. your Cl ,., hi I d I d ·•I \ N 0 Pl J.C. PEM ... EY Laguna Hills Mall. Laguna Hills . Cc.. ~: 0 E " .... " home. pet:. C11mpan1on p:iva l'' n \ 1h u:. i\ mm of 6 mo's f:tC'tory <lpm 1 l u rm dn)~. phonl' . This pos1t1on rc qu1ro·' h h I mu.'t h:1vc· 16 mt>nt :-rt' hi \ :il94 r . Airport Loop I r. MRS. M"'GILL typln" of 40 wpm, ,.0 oo loot CarpHter LIHDA g VICICI to lady, clµ,, op tl'11 a .,0 nt l'w""ri"O''" 111 iirn· a::.sem y l'Xller rt!'I 1 µ • .. "' .. ,.. Uill l;.14 5.5008 Hp H ,,,~ " H phrntion~ llcllll( l ukl•fl (' M 549.1()3., 64S-533l oral tln<I \\nlten ('Om cu. ... tum boat ,;mt m•1·tl~ KKEEPER ror n \ off:t'" l,d;;eun .. St· .I\ '1 Ovtc:afl Mauage . · am m t'l'::.:.mg :.udi paya hll':. 1111 for ;ill shift~ muniratton skllb and ..i t 1 J r JI ,. n 1 ,: 1 ' ·' c 11 Forttt.J1.tnofit! <.:luropract1t• Stud1:nl in ,in EDP i.y .. tnn ... nd Wf:ISERLOCI\ i\uto ~ lea!>t 6 mo S&L orb.m k '>hlpwn~h\:-1-;>.p..·1 11n 1 r;11nin~ p rovclt·d 111r n~ht f)t'f'>On c: .. 1, U•.111• t~ 103<\ ~n lflg <ill OranJ!C <..:o terl•Stl'd 111 P/lrmc pt•:-.1· mu.<,l he abl<> lo opt-r..itt' J COMPANY FULL TIME .:::: n.-rlk IK'W accti; expericnct• ly_:>u 21n:1 __ _ Q')C l 646 fl') •o 10 key adder by louc h p .. RT TIME oa ....., 7313 ion """' !'>555 Mci''addcn. Ht lkh "" :mi f' If "Ou ffi""I thc.~t· r<· SALE':." loc*kMptr f /Ch~ M..1..W_.. d 7100 Equal Opporl f:mply r TR"'INEE 0 J n ., T V Sm1:ere. 1ntelhgc nt. un • _.,.. ..... e RENT & Mi 1-' "' N QUlrl'menL"i and are look IO• ING AD . -Ocr.,tanding man :.l•t:k:. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Career opportunity for e\"1'i)C)rt in~ for pleasant working Expenrnrcd n·~ to sl'll F J:.h 1,,:.-1r.\<l':.t mt r 1 11rm Xlnt OPPo' l'~l'IJ•. ~ matunty re~ d c .. 1. 640-0\23 attrarl1ve affect1ona1t• Acrounung CO...,.TRACT male or female to learn "Ondillons. l'X ('l'lle nt icotur ad::-10 l':.labhshet.I I d { d to 55 A " t t' Equal Oppartumty ' a y n en . pprec A.CCT'G_CL_ERI< Ul ercs mg scrv1ce pro s tartint -.a lary .rnd chartbook:-lor top rom ------~ . pMn~ l\tr~ llequ1res 10 key b y A"CCMT& ASSemblff!r lnWOll-for ae_~ CM ~, ___ _t:_.mliill)ill•QyeilliriliM._IF_llliiiif growth pcMcmluu, pJ-e:-~\7H1~t•~ Dail) Pi_lot PO Box 1560. touch. typing J(}.35wpm. aler's Pos1t1ons loc:1ted 1 --- Um·klayt•r m1m1mum • Y" .4"1C Jn:nl: ·•·f-> CM 92626 Ability to commun1c:ate CLERK ELECTRONIC In Oran1w. Santa Ana. 1--------1 ca 1 · J~ ~--teiff11rtt well. v('rbally & in wnt Work m our Rent & Cun and Costa Mesa. Some Bankmg TENA P llml' joh uix•n1n~ tor t hel\l!f1t ;. Loral 1·omJHJl1' (il4, 111) 5.54~'> Seek· Slra11tht ApJ><'anni:i Male P()s~ Ll \l' 1n Undl'r 2l Ull>l'rt.>et. 960-fJ667 H 8 in.I(. Previous acl't ·,:: ex tract Property Acl'ounl· ASSEMBLERS l'lencal ex~n<'t1ce. no T£LLE.R 537 -17, 91 • (.;el·Cout. Tooobup \l :rn penence ht'lpful, hut not mg Section. deahn~ with typmi:: Start S2 K.5 pthr • · fP.Jf!\e.d start I nqu1 r<> necessary . Lel(1hle our slor~contrnct:.and :idvancemenl within 60 · · ( >Ja]\JeraY<iC'hlt !II; W Ou... Orh \'r' !'>t·hool ht. 1or St.•pt ~ 1111 tr: -.t .1 r1 I.Jr rt'(! or w1 l1 tra11~ OVERWEJGllT? Lase 10 Pounds in 10 days with M01~1c Menu Diet Send ~ to Charlton lll':tllh Prodl.l(·t!>. r o Ht1x 121K. An·adia. Ca l !llfl06 hand11. rillnl( a mu<it ' • 1eases . Experirncc in days Pajd 'la catwni. and TRAINEES lnlervit.>w~ \.\'II ~c . ~on l~hSI. CM f\45 !:lli7 ApPly in person. Tues· property accounllnR 11> PA.RT TIME holidays. Apply Mon duc.•ted Thur · Jul,) .!O ··~ -~OKI ! f l ' I· Fri highly desirable. indud Thurs 9am.4pm at Nu We are start111g another our Or:tni.:e Bran1·h 01 . Bookkeeper 9 ~ Mon f'ri Transamenca Ins (;rp in~ a buc kg rouncf in MSJ Oat:.i b looking for Orm Plan::.. J\9 l <..: Teller Training Class on f1 ce. 2 City Ol\tl J::,1!>l M 11 u 1 t n n f' t J / ..i Oi~r L'lt:ant1 ni ,.,, nC<· l'a)s up tt. ~ .. oc 3420 Bnstol St. CM general aecounlmR proc trainees or :.killed Elec Airport Loop Dr.C M or Monday Aug Ubl 7 · and The City Mall EquJ I 0 1) Pharmoq La~una lfllb Personnel Dept, 6th Fl r ucc:.. with the abthty to lronic A:.semt>lers who call 549 1035 <tr e s ec k In g w '' II port unity Employ1•r M 1 F $100. wk 7611 3784 Mr 11 mo ~ .• 16GJ __ O""rtttc a IO kl'Y adck r ar0 1nterestl'd m workm0 #!roomed. l·aret:r minded Dreyfu.., ..-L " AUTOMOTlVI-: individuals t'urpt·t •.lYl'r W!th """ '' trm·k ~ tool.s 640 _;110 t{pf1ncd . all r al'l1\•e . rtll.l(':.1h'd woman :.ct·k~ r•o:.ll111n a:. t r:t \l•l111i.: c umpa nw n tu -,or1l•I) rnatron tt11::. :.um nwr I 11 kreslt'tl m Bnu::.11 hit•.,, Europt' or "h<•rt·• 1·r·1 Wrtll' l'l·r.;onal lln ic llZ!.5, l''O l>a1IV 1•1101 . lloi- 1~. t~1 .1 M~J . Ca lif. 9262ti for mten ll'W 61 rt· fer1Wt'l'1> Ac~ng Bkkpng hy toueh a r1.•g ul a r srheclulc IMMB>IA.T! 1normally 40 hrs prr OPrulHG COAST FEDERAL SAVINGS hetwnK 3C& 5 ABl-: KAl;\Jll '. A l>anny wan~ to talk with you Pleas e c all 1 2 J 3 ) 423-7526. Carole Social Clubs 5400 ......•......•.••...... TEMPORARY Regtster Today to work on vanou:. act'ount ing & l>ookk1:ev1ng .i s~1 i.:n ment!> Work dn:.t· 111 )our home F1 i.:ur l' Cll•rh 111 :...r An·oon t anls net•lled thruo ut Orun~e Co l{obcrt llalf':. 1\('t'OUnlt!ffifll' :.CK.I~ Mam SlcSO l N11 Tower. Union H11nk tnTh~11y of Oranv,c 71-1 /835·410:1 GENERAL ACCNTNG CLERK PQ!>1t1on offe rs ii 11uril'1 v of .11Tountmi.: du\ II'' f1;r mdJv1du<1I wnh J I 1~hl ac<'ount:. Pl:I} a bll•/ r•• cc1vahle l'X per1c nct• Kno\\lt!dgr uf 10 key ad dl'r l>y louC' h 1::. .il:.o nl't'<.·ssary SIMGLE? ACCOUNTANT If you foci }OU qu;illf)' for tin} o( the etbt1\ (.' J>OM t1ons and 01re mterei.led in Joining d t•ompu n\ prov1d1ng t.'Xl"l'lh·nt bcncf1li. ple..i~c call M:.ir) 1\ n n ll a n n 1 n ~ :i I 7t4 7:>:!-6511. l::xt 2,q Call lNTROVI E W for the JUNIOR intelligent & d1 ~t·H·et 4NUY to met>t new !\tn~lc Rl'rcn, rollt•i:c i:rndualt· people 752.5411 v.-ilh accountm).( maJor ct.r __________ ,Thi~ J>OSll1nn 1~ entr~ level and no cxpcrwrwc WJenenchllihet b~nt& .......... ep«a""--'fttltiOft ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• REAL ESTATE LICENSE SCHOOL OFFERS •Crash Course available •Materials provided •S m all c lass e s for penionaliV"d instruction •Choose own l¥stc day & night d¥sse~. •Pl11cement-uP to ~I', com mis:. ion Jo'tee 3 Wt•et. Sult':! Tramm~ Call For Oetai11 lll-1001 493-0442 Katclla 1s reqwrl'd Will bl• in 4440 Von t<orman vnlvro 1n a vanrtv of .H' A,y~ • L'OUJllin~ dut1e!\ in. a bu'y Newport hach, CA news paper 3 N·oun trn~ office Pos1t1on 1s availa · 92660 ble 1mm1.'<lrntl'ly Work Equal Oppty in picas.mt M v1ronrrwnt Empk>yer M/F with guod cnmpuny 1·---------hcnt>flb. 1n c lud1n g 2 Wl<eks \'aCal1on after one Yl'<H . 1:o mpan y 1Ja 1c1 i:mup insuranre. cred1l UOJ1Jn. N e Apply at ORANGE COA.ST DAILY PILOT :J.)) W Bay Street Costa Mc~:t Between lh<' hours of 8'\M · 4PM. Call fur up. p0mtmcnt please 6424321, Ext 'Z77 Equal Opportun1ly Employer ----- A.CCT'G CLERK i\CCT R .. :c CLERK for COnv I losp. Exper dl' sired. but nol nl't' Sul open Appl y 181:111 l-1on da St. H.B. 847·3.">15 ANIMAL HOSPITAL J\SSISTANT. b:Hh1ng. c ll'aning. V:tr1abl e h our s. i n r l ud1n g wknd.!l /eves. 644 541>3 Animal s.rtic•s AIDE 15-20 1*1/wlc $3.SOp/hr wk l for a tl'mporo ry m;ro penod Qind1dales will in Lmcoln·Ml!rcur11 de onh he C'ons1dl·n •tl 1f •1lcrsh1p olf1c1· for u larf> thcv an.· 1:omrn111 ed to t•xpenen1:ed 111 OM\' and t-stabh:.h1ng a long ll'rm t•ontn•l'tS. Apply to M<tr) "oo t•al l ' n•l,1t111n ... h1p <.:larke. Bu::.i•ll'~~ ~lgr 11.ith th~· 1:omp<1 n' In turn. M S.I oHl·r:. 1•x c·rllent ':>alary and work m.I( cond1t1on:. 1\1>ply 1n person or c;1ll, MSI DA.TA CORPORA. Tl ON :WO Fischer i\ V(' Cc>sla Mesa. CA !126:!7 (7141.54(1 6125 Equal Oppartun1ty Employer l\l t f.- RAY FLADEBOE LINCOLN-MERCURY llONOA i\~J> BRITISH MOTOR Ci\RS IRVINE 830-7000 1\UTOMOTIVE EXPEtUEMCED LOTMA.H Must h1.1ve clean dnvin~ r l' <' o r d & :. o m t' mt.>cn..rucul knowlcdt(c 25 tu JO hours a w r ek Some flcx1 b 1li\y 1n ----------1 s1•heduling Cont;u·t Mr. A.'lsoc. Re p. Oav1-;on :.it ROYCA.RVER Po,1t1o n' ha~ an l''< rellenl startin).! :-utary . paJd t r:.11ning period plus an 011L.,laml1111.: bl'nt:f1t:. packa~l' t-'or 1tn 1nlt•n ·1cw ph<lnl' 1A5 5333 and a:.k for \lrs ~tag11l ~ -::Bank ...-.;-: of __.New port Equal Opportunity Employl!r M I F Banking TELLER$ Expcr, only. A.TTEHTIOt-l 180ROVER ROLi~~~YCE CITIW.S IA.HK If you arc new to Coi.ta 154-0Jamborce Road OF COSTA MESA. Mesa, tl!mporanl) db NEWPORT BEAUI 2970 Harbor Blvd . rootmuinit your C'du1:a 640-6444 Costa Mesa 979 42fJ(I lion. recently dischnrf?ed , __________ Apply in personnel o ff we from lhe service . nr for Babysitter needed irn 9am·3pm. Mon Frr Suitt any rea~on Sl•ckin)! tcm med . 3 m o old inf 205 Equal Opportunit\' porary career wort... con 646-0329. CM Employer M F sider this unic1uc OP · ----------, _____ ;-.-.-.-.-.-.-,;-.-.; 1 1 1 p0rtunity Yo u C'an cam Babysitter for sllUI ll in •• $216. PER WEEK fonl in my home Wkd)::. &some Sal. Nr 1''a1n.1cw & Baker 5S6·6240 Banking Bi\NK TB.LER , ......... BANK •TELLER*' PART T IME lmmed1dte opc mng 1n C-O!>i.s M~<t Off1Ct.'. Sav ings and Loan or bank experienrc prefcrn•d Cash handling reqwred Exccllem salary. work 1 n ~ · (' ur\lliil 1 on ll a n d beneflt:I CJU or Jtiply Jt Branch AMERICAN SAVINGS 825 Sunflower A\ t.' Olsla Mesa !J79·9llOO Mr . Huizeagu EOE tARTEMDERS M 1F F:xper pref but not nl't' 1\p()ly Mon·F:-1 . :ll'M Charley Brown s, ttilflO Beach Bl\"d. H B --------fk>auty ~alon 1n L' ~1 net>ds Wig Styh:.t:> li:lr, comm1!>s1on 548 3-1 lti !Jt!auty S tylJ:.t A!ts1stan1 ttml Jh1rma c'< kni,wledgc hclµful Tup wJt gl'" 1337 -8779 or tl3i ·-IZ>O BOOKKEEPER CASH~ER TB.EPHONES C:tr.-l.i .~t1•:-J. Jl:.111 llnll (•\PH Hour' 11· h1 1 ran~lrl SJ I' h. ,\pp1 • l'ht• E.11 1' l'lt.rrl"•' · Int• l:i2t· ,, . ...,port u;, 11 ( If.'' J \1. I I ' -I\ ~l2 1;5:i Tnal Ha1anl·•· ·""'wpo rr Ht·'1 ''" 0.1 ... Opl'nln;.! l<>r •"IP•·• IS (';1..,h11.·1 purl lll'l'll T ht.1 ' H•rsatlll' per~on ~l u:-: h1· Sun l.111 U.irtJ.H • '1111 e><t>t'r thr u lnJ I h.1l,1n1·,. J ppt :-~111 :llXI> Xlnl 1•ompuny ~·1wt1l;. C ,,.-SHfE_R __ S1artlng -cJldn 1u;,11 "' Plt>aiie · M>n<t n ·sunw 111 TELEPHONES lio'<310. 0<11lv 1'1!111 I' 0 Mox l~;tl COl>\.1 'lfr'J c ,\ <rl.62f; ll»okkeeJX•r . lull t·h..in :' mull• nirp m 1111 n :rn putcr k11vwlt'<1>:l' ht 1pl11' 768 lJS.1 ;'111,.:. wn \ •, ;r ""' II• · llour-. tu bt H t.Ul:<l'd ~; ., hr 1\ppJy l'ht• 1:., I l ' l'lm mbun~ l n• :!~'./:.::.: L~•mmo t~·111,1 ~u no \1 1 '"~" V q·p t Of . 1 1 ~~:, 04Cl (.'Jlf';F ST F.~1\H Ul!:!:>::i ~lit Bookkeeper F /C pvt !•: mo1or ~ 1c·ht ~ , f'arttast11: prot -.harm~ ,11,_ IJl' • Cl A \ J ·!"Ii:' ·' · honu:. plun hnnj.fs ... a!:1n 1 ~ '\'' C. 'I ;\1 l)r ~ 1 · ro .. 1•v1·r.1: hi:1'dr1·1! fi45 !.16.~J~~pr doll Jr" more 111 r m u t:HILDC,\H 1-; m\< :: yr u11l P0!>111on ..., "'1lh \11un~ ~00 nt.'tc'!.1-. ~ w;11 m :.· 11 CPA m ,1ttrat'l 1\'t .irt·. •c<1mnat.--pon~or d.1::•1 ~ 111 bl.• \'1s1t1n~ c•hu 11 111 \fori Fr• " " \ h(irn fl<'(':-St,1rt1n .·~ '·''·11 ) w lllJ•'• •11! : 1n1t "' s I 201: II p ("''I II .' ·' '('houl "I> Ou let h1 .t!•··· I 540·0055. Coastal l'1·r .. on ~1v •on 1. •11"1 : l1d 1. '"' nt l Agcnt y 2i!JO II .11 bv1 i·rtwll\ l ·"' ,,..,.. n ,. ""11' CM mi.: t\l huf) Olli ·-w, .. 11 1• l\LLJOBSl-'Uto:i': took in1-: •01 .. ~P••' .. d Based on your produc· l1\l1ty. commission. plu!> 1nrent1ves and extra pro. flt shanng bonus . The women & men we an• loolung for may be tired or typmg, foldin1t papers. warehou..,e jobs & wo~k Ing for a limitcd im·omc Work w1young people Rapid adv J)()ss1ble. Ir you ore 18 or over & would be ava il tu :.tart work lmmed . Cntl htwn 911m·2Pm Santiaqo Bank IXPA~DIMG ......,tM)tonleac:h Beauty. Expert Hair Cut ter w1foll11w P.iy'I up It>. p ~\ .... u n ~h #\: !•,,t , SELL idle item s with J 1 h 1 !a i ··n ~ .. 1., :-, Owly Pilot Cla."ll!1f1cd Ad beneht!' 646 11(). •''l'' 645-6514 Xlnt oppor tunity for bank experil'n C'ed personnel lmmec1 open· mgs ror . OPERATIONS OFFfCER Mus t be exp 1n ull phases of operation TB.LOS Must be outgoing & P<'O· plconentt.'CI We try to make your 70r; 642·S3tlt world better with .i --------- pleas ant ~nv1ronment. JfH(flTt CJ.£RK stability nnd rom~tJl1 Vl' I )J ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLERS Shift for Yours~U' (1st or lnd) Real Estate S<:twol 32031 Camino Capis trano San Juf n Capistrano An Oranwe County baioed restaurant hai. an open mg for an rxpt.•ril'nccd 11ccounllng cl1•rk to work in all phas~ of gcnerul a rC'nunt1n)(. C om puten1cd general ledger 11.nd I yr. college level ac· rounttng are a m us t. Xlnt working conditions Tbe I wo position:. involve door t~door reg1:.1r11tlon or c1uicns' an1ma I:> Oc r as ion al evcn1ni: un<I weekend work required Apply: City of I rvlnc. 17200 Jxmboree Blvd , ~~~~~~~~~~I 754-3600 before t\ugus t PROOF OPHA. TOR Sure tOUC'h, 8 pocket. NCR 77S Hr~ llam-8pm X lnt beneflt11. ulary commensuratl! wllh ••x per. Contoct salanes We ar«> s~kin11. ,\ rDOSt lntereslJn'g pos1 an cxpen enced T eller to -l ion for J : ·p~o plt• work 20 hours .i. weC'k on person ... handle ro · ~ a part·time bus1:1 Will med & ins behs and m httndlc rtnancl.il tran!illl' terface w'lth ~mplvyccs hons i.ur h a.; depos its. and rfoctors M0<I. typm~ w n h I.Ir aw JI l>. l' I l' 8nd .i mature atlltlld\' Fam1harity with typu1g !-ltartinK salary 512.> Cu II reqwred. R1tn 5•l0·60S5. Colls t.JI Personnel Agcnry. 2illU Harbor.CM Sec what we h11vc to of fer. give us a C<lll, Tom Blee. 848 31182 ~IC'~°"' Co<OO!~t·on I '!1¥.le• ,. '"(' '" 'n"OYIMI) """' comi>ot"' hfM(J ,,.,, OOf'"'f'O en 1>01n ,,.. 1 1 <l'O }NS '"'tt •0t ··•Of ,ierceo f leic110l'14.. A•ft'ffl01to ... '~. QOl'"•"O> .,.~ n.J•e •M<;•IJOO • CABU. ar Ht\R:\lS~ ASSf.."tBLLf\~ JO, 1978 TllErs COMPANY nn tl benefit prngram.1-------1 Salsry commen llurate You. your real estate with exper . Appl)' In AMXTRAIHCOMl bcense & a whole new person 8-S, or send re· Part Ume w /prestlg. career in front or you. We au.me to; The Jolly Roger l~me lax service. can show you the way to tnc .. 17042 Gillette Ave, Complctelraining. take C'omrnand with our Irv .. Calif. 92'714 Tu Corp. of America proven m ethod~. our • s.52·9600or848·3898 money back a uarantcc & Acct g Clerk, typing, bill· So. Orfi. Cly. 493-2881 ()Ur free flu·ernent Ing, filing. Learn in· service C.I Cor &n 11p· 5\lr1tnce. 752.9300 An MA.HAGIMEHT polntment toda1 und Compa n y eitpandlng. ta.kc I.he f\rat ((hint step MOC"t.l fam1liell are getlinfC has lmmetlh1te opcntna11 CO M M A N 0 R E A L the r1011ptllg "bug" this \n delu.xc apt co mpleit ES1'ATK SCHOOL. 2L38 year H you have a ASST MGR COUPLE N Tunln Ave. Ci.il Snnt1 camper that's not 1etun1 C\JSTOD\AN Clara) S.nta Ana. Ca used. sell it now with a L.EASlNO AO ENT W.7S65 CJass1fled Ad. Call Mn. 833-3$81. ATTRACTIVE GIRL Santi~Bank PtnoMit Office S3S E F\1"'5l St. TusUn 832·S200 EOE f'11bulous pay for a very attractive, soplusllcated girl lo model privately for a few hours 9 week Girl sek'rled muJJt be ox. ltemel)' sroomed. very st.able & IM> over 18 Ut · ITI06t privary , d111creuon & respect u1 u s un .. '<1. Please write detailed let. What a Wonderlul World lerto.Classlfied/\d #2SJ of Shopplna. rlflh l ot Daily Pilot. P. 0 Rox your fln~ert1!)!4 ~vt'ry t560, Costa Mesa 92626 ci a y ! 0 11 i I y P 1 I o t Ctasstflcd Ads To place SF.U.. Idle Items with a your ad. ca ll 64.2·S6'78 and OaJly Pilot Classified Ad. let a Class llled Ad·VIM>r 6'2·~8 ~lp you ..... .... ., -. . .. . .. -.,. ,.._ . . . . . GLENDALE FIDEi.AL SAVINGS Equal Opportunity Employer M /F /H ALL JOBS FREE Billing Nl~t ror est'd N B co Net.>d good typ1ni.c. iien'I math ablUtY. IO·key by touc.-h. Some \"tper prd'd, but will tniin. Benefit.I $J.4().S145 :1tart ~1066 BIOLOGIST/NUCLEAR Xlnl opportun1t1 rrc.-n1 ar1duatc In blolog1r al Mare famiUes ore getting i1c:lcnces Ca 11 1714 I U\e rampU\g "b~" this _~_2_1_1_1 ____ _ year H you have a 1be (aattsl d raw ln the camper that's not 1ettln8 Weat .a Dally P'llot UHCI, aell It now wilh a C1asintd Ad Call Today Claatfled Ad 642·oeT8 . . ... -. • PCB t\SSUIBl.ERS a Rt: \tORK • .'tlt::CH1UJCAL ASSt:.."BU.I\~ II YOU v(' Q'll '"It fktl' tl'I Ol'C tJI :nci•eo \ti ;•· ~"° vou o ,,_. "' me~e voo• •utuflt *"" " '°"' O•°"'•l\O "'"' oN>ne '°' "" in•e<\"11"' •0D01l''rnen1 or Otoo ll) fllanl H-llltt~•• M.tn .. '""' n1 &•oo b2>SIC I FOUr -- corporat1on 'D °"' MAI c:om()at'y .e; ••101 N1w Mytord lllMd '"•""· CA t2610 ~.. r• '" A.lluM•t• .. Act•OI' {ou•t Oot:lorrf/1111" t mp1owr ~11 -I al, ON H.lpW .. t..d 7100 ...a,w .. hd 7100 tWtpWaatwct 7100 H9'p Wa..ted 710 .W,W..tff 7'00 ~~~ ••••• !!~~ --..#..-.__L.-Y ...... P_,11 .. _,0_r _________ &.;...ndaz--.....,.k!tz-_,23,___, 9_1 ...... 1 • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• •• •• ••• •• ••• •• ••••••• ••• • ••• • • • • • • •• • •• • • • • • •• • • ••. •. • • • • •. • •• • • •• •• •. • • • • • • • • • •• • •••• • •• •• •• l 1 ;t.nit.Ol'\al work. fu l & HllpW..t.d 7100 W•hd 1'00tWpW-.O 1100 GIN'LOfRCI HOU51a.EAHIMG part bme evC8, Porto'• • ..,.••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• .. ••• .. •• Delicatei.1en trainee. Electriul Punuture mt1r1retall Ha r 8takllilaln\.:546-l331 t:lenca) • GIM't. OfC.A/P Major builder ntar Orange Counl.Y a1rporl •~ seetlnl an lnchv1dual \o ~\St in general office dqUts and light arrt.' payable. The qualifle<I candidate &bc:Mild have a IJllo. 1·2 yrs related ex per. & aood typing skills The ideal rand1date should also respond well to a wlde variety of office dUlles. We offer an out sta nd ing benefit p~tllage. Please call or apply in person; 752·2073. ~a Homes, 208<! Business Center Or. Suite 100. trv1ne Af ftrmat1ve A ctlun Empk>yer ClencaJ ADP PENSION SERVICES Newl)Orl Ceoler f1nao cial flnn seeks respon~• ble Jnd1v1duals for CllY OF NEWPOIT BEACH is accept.tng apphcations for positions under Federal Compreheos1ve Emptoyment & Training Act. To be eligible, applicants must reside in City or Newport and be unemployed for a mmimwn o! 30 days. Posltioos open are: Refuse Crewman. Laborer. Library Clerk, Engineering Aid. Mail Room Clerk. Groundsman Gardener. Equipment Mecha n lc Hel per, Building Maintenance Man & Water Billing Clerk. Salanes range from $600 to S833 per month. The p<>silions are entry level. Most PoSttions do not require any previous experience. .. ,or informauon & application. please contact t.he Personnel Office. 3300 Newport Blvd, NB 640-Z 10 I Amal fllleg ~ 1/4/71 clerical pos1t1on!>. i\c CLERJCAL Q.EIUCTYPIST International ma naire· meat coosultant seek 111g alert cleric typist with good to xlnt typing skills. f'ull lime pos1t1on in lr\>i ne near Orange County airport. For de· t.aits. please call '152-8952 Agencies do not reply. countina backgrnund. Good typmg & bookk.eep- t.yping s.k&l.13 and 10 key ing exper required. Part· experience belpful. Ex-time start. full time OcL ceflent working cood. & Lido area. 675-8030 company benefits. ---------I.erk. remale. drug store. Contact 644-4360 ext 262 full ume. salary. Min age ---------i 25. Some days. nit cs. ---------• wlmds. Port Pbarraacy. Clenc<il YOU ARE INVITm a'O join Orange Co~nt.y 's top temporary agency where you are the V.l .P We offer lop salaries. best JOb6, short and long term 8SSIKJ1111ents Wllh top Orange County farms Over 25 years o combined ex pert en ce Wt: WANT YOU!''' •RLEClUKS •RGURE ClERkS •TYPISTS •SECRETARIES •WORD ,ROC OPRS •ll'fPUMCH •PIXIECErT •PYSOHHEl cues •oaola a.a•s... •HOSTESSES 'ZUl Nwpt 81. Newport Bch. CLERK Clerk Typist. P tr. at lca~t 20 hn/wk. Leasing com· pany. 644-8385. Immediate ope111og for a C..1erk Typist Oerk IA our Eogineenng l>o you Uke to work with Department. Duties in-people? Less than full elude clencal support for time clerl cal pos1t1on engineering and docu-available in exctt1~g ment control Will also growing organJzauon 1n serve as relief recep· C-Osta Mesa. Interesting tionist. Position reqwres work, pleasant at- typing of 5().60 wpm, and mospbere. congenial as· at least I year offtce ex· sociates. Please send re· penence. Please apply in sume to Box 314 c/o D:li· pen.on. ly Pilot. P.O Box 1560. TREMDATA CORP. !>la11dJrd Memon es 01v1s101\ 3400 W. Segerstrom -.,ant:i Ana. CA 9'l7"'1 (714)54()..3005. ext. 213 EQual ()p_por\un.\ty l;mployer ?tf IF C-Osta Metia. Ca. 92626 Clerk 1 ypist iror Newport Beact\ {tnd Clerit ~ Counly call : MAILROOM Lovely opportunity ror utr r ac:tivc person W /OUtl{Oln~ bubbl y personality. Mo<krult• accurate typing needed to work as bacltup to dept. sccty a nd learn dWes bclp!UUQC advan. cement. Great co. in beaut. area with out· standing co. benefits. Starting sal. to $700. Call SaUy 540-6055. Coastal Per..onncl Agency, 2790 Harbor.CM V.i.ck.i Heston ur Jan Pell2er 557-6 122 CLERK AU.JOBS FREE M/F. mwst be over 1.8, •lJ\..-d 1---------~ ume to fuJI lJme MOTOR co needs Individual for F/t-P/T. Mon·Frl .... 11.D --"-~l r for Cbrta ~-Varloua ol work avail Mu:at provide .,._..,. .., Tl"'rt'Y or Pea&Y· 49S lice dulin. c1Uiorner own truns. CoHege stu· tian · Col~e stu E l7lbSt. CM let'Vlce. Apply In person. den1S welcome 544).9525 dent preferred. Apply DE.LI H&LP. F\111 Lime. WINDER aJ omce Two itrl twvello lndualries. 1!2851---------1 llAS Brookhunl. YV. 1'radew\nda Dell , 6110 of ( 1 e e. v a r i e d Euclid, Pou.otaln Valley HOUSEKEEPER ANlTO .. r ... WO.RK Ne ...... ,., · 1 d Apartment dcunaoa ™ W Gout Hwy. "'9c.Woa re1pons1b1lit ea. or er OJRL FRIDAY. to work service Eiper pref. Jobs available NOW DIUVlltYPBSOH desk, payroll. lO·key. 1n retail drapery, Sal11.r1ed . Fr In Re Sib-contract 7S2-0'288 needed P/tJme for buay $6.65 to $7 .32 typing. T~lephone sktlls. wallpaper 4' shade shop. benefits Re(Ular hours. na h T I We 8 ...... an Individual Ute acct g. Full time Requires good aewln11 Enghsb speak.Ing pleue I ClJlllS Newport """"'ac rave ..... a Must bedepend;ible Call ability Duties wlll In· 644.2622 Park Newl)Ort Agency MU!il b1tvc re· with 2 years experience For Interview oot.wcen dude. dealiDll wllb •-'sN.8. rYl .. UCD llabte motorcycle & lo in motor windtn« lo Jo10 llAM -4 30PM M11rhn customers. phones ln•-""'---------1 ~nUl au.ranee. Hr• flexible, the team at Royal In· Fiberglass Inc. 18062 sak . .nans absence and ~r.exp w/car No t.yptng. favonte co Moo thru Friday. Hrly dustnes. L.S.I. Inc. Re· Redondo Cir. UB . some record keepmg. Perm. s day wk for dis in Newport Fasb.JOO lat wage & m1leaae pd. quJres ability to rt'ad 7141847·2223 Otll873-7830 abled lady. Refs 168-7926 will traii> bright penoiJ a:D-961'1 ~ts ; mUlll have own w/someexper. ao C'HUal DELIVERY MAN L A tools. GetlltAl OfflCI Glrl Friday. recept. tYJJ· Homsekee-pet to care for 1y & bomeowut'rs an , . . Must enjoy phone con· mg & rt.I.Ing duties b~re· house & chiklr1!n a~es 11 sur!lll~. Salary will oo Times, from 3·30AM · We oHer » top com· t 8 c t • w or le 1 n g ~d•ainnc fi• ...... locat t·n &7CM area 64!HD'.W 0 SAM 5daytwk $325 mo ..... 111 Aft1~-· I .. u__. ..... higher, de~ndlnc on 6n-zSl.5orlW6-i41J . . ,_...ve _..,.compete w/customers & detail the NWl>t FiJlanc1aJ Cntr Housekeeper lo live In or bclcgrd & up. ~autilul Dental Asst wanted. Energetic, enthusiastic f/pr1v practice in Laguna Bell. Exp. nee. 3'2 day wk 3'7·40 hrs. Cull 494-3596 Moo Thurs Dental Ass\. ExpeT F..n dodontJc Asst. needed full time for busy Newport Beach practice Great oppty for nght person. Non smoker On· ly. Ca 11644-0595 Dental Ass 't, chairs Ide. ex-perience necessary. X· ray li e. FulJ tlrne. Nwpt &:h. 64()..8380 ~r:; :i~'ie!f :;.dlUfe work va,catloorl. sick Call Sharon Doma al out ror hami!y wt2 child ofllre. con&en1al t'o U1t1 pay, pro It sha ng & 631..QiO. mok workers and ever')' at.r11 insurance, plus the OP· he al lb 1osur. Apply. Nod·~ e:r. own tr!IO$ benefit you can tlunJ( of portwlitytogrowwttha Moo·Fri. aam·noon PenoaFridaytoSIOOO ~731A Sl.arungs..tarySGQO.up leader. Ple.&11e &ppl,y In 8arden's Pest Control. 100% Free to applicant. Housekeeper. pt-time. Call Sally 540·i05S peraon '1r call M Randolph St. C.Osta Beach Cll,)'. Join lb.ts Lon 5-day wk. Jhrs peT day eoa. .. tal Penonnel A gen Mesa. don based consu1<1n g Own trans nel' Lake ey. 2711V Harbor. CM Royal General Office, ma tu re. good typu;t, varied dutae.s, good beneltls . (1rm and enjoy the in· ForesL are<t 768-4741 AILJOB.5 FREE temationaJ fl avor as you HOUSr.Ml!EDER deal w:llh J 1 panese fl rm IOll'l l;l;I" You need good typing 1 uve oull Large 1.ruiurance Com f})efly Products slc11Js and moderate Self motivated person pany with xlnt working Division General Ofc·PBX answer-sbortband. The sky's the w/rels. matunty, bigh conditions and bmd°lls Industries 642·5997 m& serv, oprs. 1m med Um1t u tbelr ncit111g ex· standards or cleanhness has immediate openmgs Lear openings for exper'd or pans1on opens OP· & organiiation. own for: • Inc. quahfted people. Rate or portun1tles (or you trans. s peak English. Dkf .... a. ()pr pay depending upon ex· AbigallAbbottPeraonnel 5u~positt08 65 WPl'd. nce\lent [)ytrRd. per. Apply 1n person Agency. s57~i22. 4500 inbeauuful~Bhom~. ~er. Sant.aAna.Ca. 540-3210 Mon-Fri 9am-4pm. iss 1_Ca_mp~us_D_r._N_._e_. ___ 1 WiJJpayforlbe bet.tCoill MtlifClertl F.qual ()pponunity Rochester St. C.M · 9-51~8 WUl train coosc1entiou~ Dental Asst X-ray Uc.. ·--E·m·p·lo·y·er·M-/.F __ , ,---..re ... I o~cE GUARDS ·---------1 mdJv1dual U1 mall room exp'd or school. Costa wsn.-A.ao m Houaelteeper. Must be ...., d Mesa546-3000 _________ ,Electronics firm In C.M. SECURITY hard worker for top B~"~,U~O: ~!:~ ----------1 --ow~,.. seeks r.rson W/general wages. Work 3 days ~ manh•ft~ Dental Asst .• m ature. ~ vrrw"-m; offl "t boo .. k .....,. 2PM 0 P"f "··Ibo·• ~ ~ ce u e .. eepUlg Due LO our retent ex· w~. .., " Dd " ..... ~. u--t.a.ic chairslde exper, en Large I n vestment exper. Includes AP & W 11 bland. 675-7693. Ask for -~ thusiastic. 631-1420 Brokerage needs ex-AR. Exper'd, reliable. pansion program.. e s l...i.5a. To work vaned main· ---------• penenced Eacrow Of· miture person desirea-Fargo Guard Services is l-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-C tanance sltllll . Ex Dental fleer. Top pay, etc. Ask ble. Call Valor Elec· hiring security gua~ HOUSrM"'-ER penencedmuseolpc>wer ORTHO. OFFICE for Mr. Se.ling. tron.ics 540-9264 ror: ""g;;m-and hand tools. Full time position avail.· 645.-6646 llVIHE/ <NIGHTS> Apply Ul person 8.30 to Cefronnletr.'!!!k1405Newport ~ i ~e'TIG€ Generaloffke. 81lliog, f1l-M!WPOltT IUCH The Marnott Hotel 11~ 2PM. .,.... _ -~'-> in&. typmg. Learn in SAM TA AH A / seeking a r e l1ab I! MoodaythruFr;day ----HOME:~ surllJlce bousetceel>t'f to worl< the sateco !mu.ranee Co. DEHT Al AS ST. 752.9300 AMA.HEIM evenmg shift EriJOY ex· 17570 Brookhurst, F. v Cha1rs1de, full ume FULl.HTO../ cellentco. benefits Equal Opport. Employer Good benefits. JI . lJ GeneralOHtce IUIMAPAaK Apply9am·noon M/F IW-5002or 846-3540 Factory help, lite• TypUlg, fllin~. phones. COSTA MESA & Mon· Fr•. Personnel ----clean. Trainee OK. order desk.. Medical ex-MARR.Ion HOTEL DIStfW ASHER Call 55'1·9644 ~nence prefen-ed. 8 s. THE WHITTJEa AHA 900 Newport Center Dr LEGAL SCTY fll'Pll Kitchen helper-full ~ft-LClk CallS4G-7800. Newport.Beach Exper. for congenial tune. mat.ure lady pre-,,.._ --TOP GUAIU> PAY Equal Oppor Employer N B. law ore. Xlnt skill:.. ferred. Xlnt benefits & Exper. pref'd. Will train. '"' WiW'MJ Furaished req. Qu-eer minded. Call working cond. Bayview Variedsh.ifts. Newporter General ---------1 Audrey,644).&01 Convalescent Hospita l. Inn Hotel. 144-1700 Julio •Summer Jobs Apply in persoo Monday. IMMEDIATE 2055 Thu ri n, C M Pt'l'UorMaryCarlsoo Friday~c.w.. at. OPENINGS al receptto handle 120 "''"" '>ICIV. E O E "'1"~ Straw Hat Pina rn El line call duectm m lar~e .,__..,.,. · · · FULL TIMI EARN WELLS FARGO Toro bas rull & part lime law ofc. For interview, DISPL.AYTRIMMER COMBINATION GUARD day&n1t.el)OS1lloosnow pleas e call Ot'n1s~ Dlaplay window tnmmer Dnver~ & Office CATIO $$ ERVICES avallab~. Persons 18 or Posson. 752·5634. mchargeof<!~torts.60"~ Cleaning Mus t havt.> VA N S overpref'd.lfyouenjoy , or time m Newport. 40'* gooddnving record. oval 1532 people & bave an outgo. Legal sec Y trainee. San nf time an Palm Springs ;ippearance. It ve tn Needed Immediately w. C.O.-ewealth 1 ng person.-11 ty. wt• .Juan C area. must !>\.· Ou11e' ;;ire tnmmini.: all Orange t;o area Reply ./Clerils F•lertofl, CA might have what you arl' good typun. 66l·t7o7 · men·-.. & wflmen·!> \\1n Mrs. Green. PO Box C. -1 Ca..-t.Typists OR looking for /\ppl y LEGAL SECTY. exper dow'> and m store dis Downey, CalJf 90240 ,45 WPM 1 between ~~pm at Stra~ SH & xlnllypmg. L.nglt:-h pla)~ under direction ol ~ ./SeniorTypists Monday. Tuesday. Wed Hat Pilla, 2440~ skills. Lt bkkpg. Sal <IL•pa1tment manager. 01 FUndingClerk to S900 (OO WPM 1 nesc.lay. Thursday, \Oam. Rockfield Blvd. open. Nwpt Clr. Call mlbyl~l ro,rmat.~n3cya;., Hecpt/G.Ok $800 .tStatTyptsts :~.~CLOSED Friday Installers. coble TV. ex-1-Ro_g_nne_._~_oeoo __ _ .... ge unus • A/P Clk/Manu! to S950 ~ I per pref'd. tramee C'On· training orT~perlednce. Gebotc/Typist to$900 "• .. c erb 2lOW. w2~t s lde red . E . 0. E . UNECOOl(S S9~0-1mo. a e a to ~9' ./4~Hpen loo. 1 Telepro mpt or or IROILBCOOICS EmpToyrnent 'lYcvcfOp· 488 E. nth, Costa Mesa /PIX Opintfon ..,_,.Am. CA ~Belt. 90lW-. JtlUt Exper. pref, bul not menp idtbOepte .plo00Ter298E0.08El. ~ite~ 64.Z.1470 ./Secawtwf" State U c. No. C-6036 St..MZ-3280 necessarv. Interview . 8 Y m Y · ~ withorwithootSlf ... oo ~"'nurs. 3 PM. 1---------1INSURANCE Agency -Driver/Van. Light de· G""RDENER GU .... RDS needs Personal Lines Cbarlae Brown's • livenes & knowlcdi.!c of "' Work where YOU want & "' Pi Restaurant. 16160 Beach Oranie Co. nee. Xlnt fr· Only Oowen. no grass. when you want w ith Full&p/\.ime. All areas Underwrit.er,.:.~d 3 1 ·i. Bl.Hunt Beach. inge benefits & working tt,i,brseaweekperyear. VOLT. Long & :-.horl Uruforms rurn. Ages 21 tng Clerk vvuu sa ary~---jiliili-----------cond For appt call Balboalslaod644-0439 termass1gnmenls. tloli or over. Retired andbenefits.callJay&ri f'orCentraJ & North Onmge County Cu II K.iren Powers 834 O'JfiO Hyland L11tx. h"~ an 1m . med111le opening for -. Matlroom Clerk This pos 1t1on requires knowledi:c or poslcil price s. m:til1n~ machines and postal heads. Applicant must be familiar with mailroom procedures Previous ex- penence an a mallroom (714)557-6316 day & varataon pay welcome No exper Renfro.64S·9000 UleBltlrP\g!Type $900 Clerk Typist -'111"EttS GNeen~rtl ~oorficeC.ovAe~~·g~ Hoi.p1tall.tat1on µIan necess. Apply, u.n1veual lNSURANCE. typing, f1l· fUndingClerl< ~! "" • -,,.... c• available. Protection Service, 1226 mg. biUing. Learn in A/BClk/Manuf to_.,., This top corp. offtC'e Cr~rountry.nospec1al lSOOE.CoastHwy.CDM NEVf:RAf"'EE W.sthSt.SantaAna ln surance.7529300 Ge:n0fctrype$800to$000 HO FEES EVER!! ABIGAIL ABBOTT TEMPORARIES -----------1 is required. needs 3 sharp person 1·1c roq McGrego r ·-LY tervwbrs9-12&1·4Mon· lrvmePersonoelAgeocy /"ood t ping Will "'-G"neral oCCice pers on. Ar"c lns ,..~ ,.. w ,.. Y = Yacht.!> 1631 Placenti.a. " Fn uran,.ceLE CLER11 • 488 E. 17tb\.NO)La ... esa ta.lung care or lnsur:rnre c 1\1 Ptr. 11-4. Mon.f'rt. Misc *VOLT* " &lite224 &42·1470 retirement papers 1n ofcdutles. eTrands. Mus t Handyman. part time. for p l ---personnel dept. ulon~ -Dri-.-v-er-s-.-e~-pe-r_a_n_hs_e_h_o_ld have own car. NB a rea guest home In Costa te~~1~1:i" d:;1~0r.~.~~ ~.wr~-"' with rehe( receptionist good.'I for local moving _6_i7_~_1M_1_0_. ______ 1 TEMPOR•RY Mesa. 646-6716 system. Pnor bustness Lot Man. must be O\ler tR. duties. Xlnt bena. & very company. Starting 1m GINERAL OFflCE SSlYICES expenence desired but to pickup • delt vt>r friendly co-worke rs. med Gordon Moving, 546-4741 HELPERS cleaning apts not n~sary. Lite lYP· customers. Advance SaJary $700. Call Cbns 768-0643 Positions 3848Campus0r.Ste100 & homes. full or part· mgpreferred. menL.Pll>call,551>-l'lll CLERICAL Formoremformnlionrc· 540-60:>5.Coast.al Person· Now accepting app!Jca· Ac~fromOCAlrport time. own traos p Pl 1 1 d h t .... 1 Aaency. """"'Harbor. ·---------d cAg..9~2 ease app y n person. gar 1ng t is pos1 ton, c'";.• .. '"""" tions for current an 879-9330 '" "' Tues Pra. 8 11 & I J LYM-DAY SHIFT Every other weclreud orr. Must be dedicated t o good pauent care. Apply IH5 Superior. N.H 642 3110 pleHSe cont.a1..1: "' DRIVERS r tu to0 • io the w p et o " h n TRAINEE ALL JOBS FREE u re open .-tGUOro.ngethorpe y HOST/HOSTESS ersonn epl,ot r . Men or women 25 yrs or "lencal area. Typist, A b T m 1" a I s ' na cim We a re looking for ;1 rJn~il er ' n ThlS. · S"""r l'O. will tak Cathy Ft'rrymsrn older. Know the coasl File Clerka, J r. Steno·s. E 1 Op E toyer Gro p .. ,.... 207 k qua por mp mature ""'T'500 to greet & u bnght traine(! for ~r(',I\ 1714154(}.SOOO.ul CoddallWo~ss c1ues.Net$1B0awee or Acct'g Cl.erk. Apply tn m...,..ou .... rc""lomers No 3420 Bris to l Sl .• C:'lt vanc:tv 1ob. Mu1>l havl ~-a.--• more. Orange Coai.t ~r&On Custom Weavl' ---------""'' ...., c ......,s from So ,.oasl 1 ~ 1 c b 173"' M ·--------· selhn" required. Call ror a~ .. .., " <.'Ongen1al peri.onal1ty HYLAND Yel ow a • "'' t arpets. 18430 Pacific .. Play") F..am up lo PX> --r wk 'I ... l I G_.L OFFICE an 1'nterv1ew 9· 12. l :i __ ------Lnt'S.P~Mftt and htetypmg and ab1h ..-'errmann. • oun ain St .. FountatnVa ley s:n ----- rv to bandle phones Bn -Low twtion. Placement Valley. <No or Slater 1' WPM I Mon.lhruWed. lnsuranre 3 I 1 full or p /t1m~ M.,11r111ton.~. also var<i · Utlll n•Ud Au& ls\ thru ~·pl Sth Me~a Verd~ t.:w' 1 loi;p. 661 Center St. C'M~~ m, level posltton'" in LABORATORIES 11sslst.7si-9t1M. bctwn Newhope & GEN'ERALOFFlCE.part r1t:x,~ vari00s ~~\~~· 142-4435 Policy tJ d l th roo ........... TOil ..... E Euclid> time. Typing~ wpm. ,;,.,0 uls t. ns A A.s~tf' Chech r 1eres ng ep WI m ~Hyland Ave. c~ T"" hrs 1 :30-~:30. Costa pnn.....,, req I 10 ---------to advance F\.tn s pot Olsta MesM,Ca .926~ Costa Mesa-Newport ---------Me.a.540-J608orG42_0767 1otoldet.a11.Setupanew HOTEL PObtl1on lcwntcd in our best benefits Startin Beach area. &tab co. 1s ORYCl.EANER needi. file syitem Acl as CuatENT coounuous Policy opora. salary $500. Call Sully Equal()pPortumty/ luoking tor aggressive countergirl,callbtn 1&1 backupt.ofranch1se~h1p -atTUHrnES lions d t'pl (per .. on.11 ~.Coastal Person Af!innabveAclloo career oriented person. 548-&185 ping. Must be Clex1blc to ...,..-.-v lt11esl Ideal '.rnd1duh: nel A1ency, 2'190 Harbor Employer Xlnt sal & benef(ts. For ---------nruuv haodJe other desks as EXIST: will have m11111n11m tl MA C HIN E OPR - Tl'»mt.-t• Crowin~ food prncc. .. s1na Facility in I rvm~ nt.'ed production mac l\lnt-oper•t or. Mt'<'tillnt<'UI aptitude. Wt> will train 4 lmm\.·11 . Opt'nlOI' pot.ltlofts 49 1902 Dttr\' A \'f' 751 3'180 CM ---------1 appt. call Mr. Kane. WCTRICIA.. l"l.ftftl oeeded. N~ w be or COOK-PM mo·s 1nsun1n('t' n ALL JOBS FREE CLERKS Mon·Fr\8-5pm,64S·2640. Electririirn familla r ,,MCH£1 ganized and re,•ognbw p perien1·t'. prdcrably Clerical •JR. CLERK •SR. CLERK *CLERICAL ~ST V1r1ed JObs with wltboot exper. m good ofc surroundings. Call t day!!! MOFHS t_Q~ office • ~OJ overload 557-006 I 3723 Blttb St, N. B. Equal Oppor Employer Q.,ElUCAL Aslistc.t e • e w 110 ca 1 c 0 de !> prtori\lu . Apply Ntt· A M T R Y havu a p0h1·y typist ur Companion. full time . 71"1828·8828 DS t1onal Education. •1361 WORICER assembler ~heckt>r <:011 OSHM.AN'S S~ort 1ng Practical Nunie expcr. 5 ---------A Birch St. N.B. 1Near OC We nre seeking in . tact. Penionnel Ucpl '" Good." is 8 growing and Day/Wk, live (n. Beach Airport) Equal Op arrange 11 perso111tl '" expanding compa.ny area. Call Mrs. Foster. El~rooJCI' OllY $2 portunily Employer dividuals Wtlb food tervlt>w. Tr11nsamt'nc11 seeking general ofhce ~3099forappt. handling and prepara· Ins. Group 3420 IJnslol workers with hght typing -----'------1 lion e1perte11ce Enjoy St. CM 92626 7\4i~S6-l700. andgoodf1g1.1reaptitude. Companion. live ln for TECHNICIANS SeU an)' Item_. com· GEN'LOmCE e xcellent company ext 302 or 300 t;O~. ambulalor)' lady in a lov· blnatlCll ot Items fM 17S benefl\a. M /F Be a part ol our team! cly oceanfront home. SET YOUR or less with • Penny Very nice. Founlain Apply9am-ooon OSHMAN 'S will offer Own room. TV. etc. Pmchtt Ad. a lines f« 2 Valley firm desperately Mon-Fri Personnel lnvent()ry cootrol you a generous s tarting 673-7761 (8am-Spm) 0 W N cons«Utlve days. Eacb need s a Per i; 0 n MAftlOTTHOTl!L Pnclll8. sh1pptn8 & re salary and a very com· additional Une 1180' for W/ieneral office t'X· llOONewportCenterDr. reiv1n11. some typ1n~. prehens1ve benefits COOK.NIGHTS WORKING Ule2days.Qlargert' pertence. If you would Newport Beach man,y details NB urea package Please upply m F\111 time. Apply btwn Nocommerci.aJ adl. enjoy this one person of· F.qua1 Oppor Employer 64.>7040 personon 3•5 · Mo n ·Frl. 4647 HOURS! FOf' more t11for111allon ficeposluon.CallDarrell --------- MOHDAY, Jtlty 24 Oil MacArthur. N.B 1'renda\a "Flex Time'' andi.oplaeey°""adcall ~. Coai1 lal Person· --------- THURSD•Y. Jlflly 27 COUNTER HELF. near allow& you to beat the nel Agency, 2700 Harbor. MACHIMIST N R ro nftd!! Clas!< ,\ M11ch11u-'l f« ftndae~1rt Mill & HW'drn~ Lathr. CloRe t.olef'itnce prec 1 s mn work. ~per rt'<fll Top bef\s. E 0 E SS'; 905l 11sk for Roo Adams between 10.12 and 2·4PM Orange County i\lrport. rash hour traffic or jui.t 642 u79 CM Jll.: Anthony's Dell .. Mon sleep ln a Uttle lonaer. ...., AL JOBS FREE OSHMA ... •5 Frl.7:»3:30andll:30to Thui and oLher "top or " S:30sb&Aa. 17881 Slt)'park the lines" benenta are 33338rislol Blvd .• Suile A. Irv. yoors ii you havt' the SOUTH COAST PLAZA 5S061o following quaUficaUons . or call for more informa· ---------EXPEDITORS Hotel FRONT DESK CLERK Patt·Tlme .. oppor ror a people 1riented person able to flttible hrs inc had· ng wknds. Enjoy xlnl co. :.enettts. CHECK-OUT YOUR POSSIBILITIES ... lion: CuirtA>dlan Sr. Test Technicians <213> 822·4911 STUDEHTS-STUOEHTS needed. Two yean col· Equal Oppty Emplyr Part Ume c\lstod.lan. lege or equl valent in M /f" OcunViewSdlOOIDlst. e lectronics. Good ~ ~!Oft. M Vie ior.llOlll of Ille ltltlvlnQ ~ lrlcM"V ..... CIC**1Ql In ~ ~ llf'd ~ Conffol IOt ~ wllfl I 2 ..._,, ot ~uno ~. SOec;fllc: ~Nn"'11a WIOludtt -•""' lllilllelf:-CorpOf•tioft. .,, «~llOwl~ ...,., In Ille C!ynmn!C •Mall b\l~IMl!t c.ompultit h411d WO cun.tllly n... openlng1 IOt h ie.dltor Seelung ~dlv1du.11I wllh clencal expeneoce and ---------i some teypunrh. lhgh school gradu11te with math background t-:x· <'Client QPportunity. SalU'Y S2.50p/hr. Q'lowlf'dge of T'TL logic, Hours8-3:30tllltll/78 tran•l11tor circuits and • PURCHASING ApplY9am.aoon Mon-Frt. Penoonel MARRIOTT HOTEL 900 Newport Ctr dr Newport Beach F.qual ()ppor Employ~r •INSPECTOR win -1offT\ ¥lt111•I .... a ,.1~1f'IC1~ 1nll0tlt1~ 01 •~ l>fOC8S ~oe'\ <1t10 11\'SI-I · I Yori e1ci-'~ tO(IU•lto I Comprebensl ve com panr benefit.a lncli.actlna major medical and den ' • Lal. Call or apply I persou: 3952 Carnpu Drive. Newport &ach, ('114)~. Equal Op portunlty Employe M/F/K TRAMSMASK CORP. CLER IS 3-Spmbtgioning9/1ln8 c ore memo r I es . S~. dusu. vacu1.1ms Minlmum of two years & asaiat& w/ien'I clt4n· experience t~tlng and UTOTEM l.ng of a ~bool. Must be tmerornouhlrte .!.hootina core f\lU ume aludent & h11ve ..,. ()peninp Now Available O"tn tramp. Appl)' M aln· for full or p/Ume cler11.s ten a n ce Otc. 8291 Exeilllent working en. on 2nd & 3rd abtfU. No Warner. H.B. EquaJ Op. vlronment. Liberal fr. uper neceuar1 ·we portunlt.)tEmployer U.,. ._,..lt and com-train. Advancement op.. -"--A....L---.. --u-,.-.__..._---1 ~\ltlve rates with a portuniUestothollewbo -_. 1rowln1 company. qu.abfy. For lnforrnatJoa SANTlA BANK "'-9 eerld resume or RO to our neareist market XJnt opp>rtuoily for ex-apply In peraon "° or contact Ute penonnel per. Data Q1ll'y Clerk. o(ftceat Mlllt be e~r. on 1741 or ~Lampson St 32'7$. Roura 1 lall0-8pm. Ganleo Grovt 537-4140 Oultllftdlnl tm1>loy4't TIEllATA CORP &and.nl Memoriea ~llQl>lnlS 1 knO'Wl.oQt ot dltk Orf\'tt. VOT ' nld ll11e pl'lnt.n. • P&ODUCTIOM CONTROL Alqul4" I --Of'OUl'ld In Ille mini CQmPlll., lleld 11 1°" ~ Ille neoMMtV QUl!llllc.llOntl. ~ ~1 8ellClfOUf i.. 10 O(f.-aarono QC111100NM1t10t1 ~ wfltl wtc»'*'flnO ll'ln08 benef116 "'°'*"' ""' coi-•litt ~ fGlll* wttl'I • proc!UCll\oe work ~ . .,11'11 e1cepffone! ..,_~ pattntl1J Cell. dlQI) "'· Of ""° yo.II ,..,_ ~ ...... """*' ,__ ~ (11-. rn•100 e ... aeekin« a people eated penOl'I to work _, ablA lo ooe ot our _,.... re1&auranta. F.ojoy itcellent t!osnpany * QUALITY TECHNICIAN ~tonne WllUlll. moic111n1c.il •nd e1te1nc.a~ ot110K110n 01 PfnOl\tfal 1<111IPn'IOlll, l!litCNntc411 auemt>t\A ~ t6tel"6111 CO/TIOOl>lf\IS. Mlnlmunl 3 ~ 11~ nece5Nl"f Ctleeti-out the •Jllr•· llrOftQ ClOITil*'!Mllor\. ~ ,....... fl'"Oll °""'"' JnOOllm ft COi--~ lllCWI 18Cl~llte Md room tor QtOWtf1. Aoply "' ~ ~ ~ (71~ '11-4100. f'\N(T ~ ~ MAIW)fa basic / Four~ corporation •n MAI comoany e. EquaJ Oppor Employer benerit1. uluy com · Jusl moved Into town? mt>n1urate w /ex per 1ben get acquainlcd w1 _O_ARA __ G_E_S_/\_L_E_a_d.l __ ln-• ~a · "' Dlvlalon 3400 W. Seaent.rom Sanui Al'a, CA Ga704 l?l4>~. Ext. 213 basic / Four~ corporat1cn an MM company i\P1>b tam· 12 noon Mon·l"ri Personnel MADJO'n HOTll. llOONewportOeoter Or. Newport Beach F.qual Opp Bmplr M /F' 1411>1 ,._ ~ ....... lbo Claulfled Ada. the Dail)' Pllotbrln1ba • SNfTIAGO IAN" .. 'Jbc7'n tho eultst w1)' py rauha. To place y "* ••If Offke ao n.t JUI& tho item.I Ctrawinl car4, pbon 5Z £. Flr1t SL, 'haUn Ml"Vf(lll neecl l MW878 ~y l ~ IOJC -···-··· 4-• --....... _. '. 101 ..... MytOf\f flOlld futln. c. t:lllO lil'f -4111 All11malf'le AUllOlll Equll pPiPotrunl,., flflp/oyer MIF . . ~ . T1H1111\ CA t2UO w., •• .an -·""'*~ £'Qt.Ill 0ppot111f111y ~ Mlf' HelpW•+.4 . 1100 HetpW•t.d 7100jH.ipW•t•d 7100 HetpW~~ ••••• ~!.~~ ~~.a:!·~.~ ..... !!.~~~~.~~·~.~ ..... ~!~~ Sunday.Julv2'J 1978 I DAILY P1LOl 01 31~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••• ••••••••••••••• ••••••••• •••••••••••••• ••••••• . ~ ...., w.t.ct 1 1 oo Help w.,. .. d 't oo H.tp w .... d 1 tot -\lhDll \I, !'HUS I <Ito' l'.Hl1"11:1 w.rntetl l~k1• R~Ml~c:i ENOUGH RECPJ ••••••••••••••••••••.••• •••••••••••••••••••,••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. \ MACHINISTS MAMAGIMINT FlrF !th\uri• filr,,on 0Vt'r('xp11n:51on ptoJt'l-t an S 1 p p T 11 • UU.\lO~ 11\0n rrqu.irc> :'d~ll Fri !\ tlan Or.in.:~ t'•l O~por for 6 IMCOME? • ~ es. / 10 H SCTY NQ SH • rc-la.sble p~nun to b ~ ' ·' <•"We m1•uml' w1thm o Join an excltin•' com £xcillno position OJ)en tacket.s ,ovrl8.havrown • IDfTC>alALOl:PT. rorn.I™.-nWtdlt• " u.pcr " " · · .. , . tran.sp Mon·F'ra Sal or Ext 1 t l ~ & Fi"t Shift rn1tnlll(l' ollt'n dlblr l"OO N 8 .u'eJ i;.w 7156 yrs For uppt:. o.nl) l'llll pa.ny with W1lim1ted 10· wiih N11l1ont1l Marketmg · S3l.Q8l l reml! Y an erei. an SECRETARY 11ultln11 bubanei.i. Op - -6'1()..4533 belwn 9·llum come potent Ht I. Free firm. We are looklng ror C'Omm. lWl Poe1il1on w1fast Rro~ L8at"Sle&ler. Tritnsport portunuy to establa:.t1 ~kdarJI ri·~·cpt1un1st --standing building 1u ;m Individual who cun ingRea\Est¥te Oevelop· A 1 ewardlng 11nd 0yn4Jnlca C>iva:uon. hu:\ your own bUStnl'::.i. .sp,u-.: t>T lln. ~..ary, Utelypanit P 1tame All~ndanl for milhun doller locauon. tu.a.ndle busy front de11k SALES me11t Co Nl.oed to Ix· or sometime l'X<'ltmg pos1 immediateapenl.JlRJi for· tame w1lbou1 investment & ph 0 n cs. m .J tu l'l'. purolyzl'tl youna; wornuo. tmmedaale opening for Must be neat & depend&· GJPT SHOP gan1ied with i.ccurntc uon 1n the n•wii cU!pan 531-5008 pc1'1>0tt.1hll!, pnor tra111 perwnal can· Sat/Sun haghl v m ol\vated ex ble. type45 wpm. Chance PART·TlME/EVES lyt>ink and good phune ment of the Daily P1lc11 •Turrell Lathe S"t up ---Ullt St-11d rc::.urne & hrs l0-5 Halboalsl 67~56S2 per11.'0C'ed or ioex to advance Call Janie, MARllOTTHOnL per'l onol1ly ,\ny 11waits som~e with» Opn. th Mana,~cmt·nt ovcn to M:. C.:ochra11. .X •~ 1_-a. penenced people. 1'ram· 9·12 knowledge of mtge lend unaqut' combmat1on o( •En&ine La e DDAl.U'ff MGRS Ul821 !klJw,irt· ~l. ~:W7, '·1 • "'-.. C _. ang pro11ram Tuition os· 834-1206 We arc seeking a people ing helpful. Truly grcat 1a1t!nl:. It reqwres a faa\ •Brown&ShurpeSctup """"" • HU.Ca.9'l6411 11PM'1·30AMsh1ft.Musl sastan ce Full ~ame onented person able to phace towork w:th xlnt tlunxu with tact. pre Oprs. Su~r opportunity with be able to type and have manager. Call munaf(er work flexible evenmg benefits and plenty of sence. humoi. and dis •Madune ()pn. expanding fortune 500 MEDI<.' AL pnor na.ibt 11hilt expt!r oow for con/1denual 111 REST A.URA.NT hours room :or advancementi; crehon A baC'kground 1n •Hme()pera\or corp. lC you haw any FRON'r OF' Fl<.: E For de ta 1 ls. contact terview. 963.5671 LUNCll COUNTER Apply !lam·ooon Slanlllg salary $850 Ccill Journ:i lt~m would b~ Minimum expenen<"e re· quired. Excellent com· pany benefits including free medical. dental and life insurance. Please ap- ply in person. management or .is:.t BusypracticenearCJpo, pcri.onnel an Sa n FoodP«!parataon Mon·Frl,Personnel Sally S40·6055, toa!ilal "elp lui, ,j thorouah ,. managerial l'XP With good position for bright. Clemente Hosp. 654 (giVJtil!fal}ii*i Person wanted to work 900Newpe>rt.CenterDr. Personnel Agency. mo grounding Ill ~rammar. con.sumer furnnce, bank· outgoani;: prrso11 who Canunodcl las Mares . -.. ·-···---·-_ al lunch counter in large Newport Beach llarbor.CM m u.,, 1 N 0 r m 11 y ang, reuul credit or likeschalhm$le&peuple PBX Real Estate health food store. Food EquaJOppEmplrm/f ALLJOBSFREE <Ja crotarlnt tal~nl ~ s amillar bkgd would Ophlhalmac exper preparation. Previous _ _ needecl IBM typin~ ~ qu;.tllfy Tremendous helprul, bul w1ll lraln Ans wering service REALESTATE experiencedesirablebut ES 5dy to SISOO wpm. lllinti vhonei.. potential to move up 111 right pt!ri.on Stilary operalorfull&Prr Call SUCCESSFUL not necessary. Uniform SAL 100'< Free to apphcant m:ul.short.lumdlOOwpfll var ious woys as co optm Reply Classified 835-356! furnished. Medical & IF SELLING Newport Beach This desired but not absolutt' always promotes from Ad 11 100. Daily Pa lot. PO SALESPERSONS hospital benefits. Apply hnanclal firm president ly necessary Ample pay. LEAR within Super t:x>nerats Box 1560. Costa MesJ , PBX OPR Lll1\Jled number or posi· Landber g Nutrataon. is active an the world or generousbenefat6 • retire Co.w11\belleryourpre· Ca !l'.!626 taons open with pre· between Caruui.el/ IS WHAT YOU pollt1csandkeeps }ouon rr.cnt progr a m Im IEG ER sent earn.mg by at least ---~ stigious firm an Laguna Bullocks, lower level, SO. the go in this executive medla~opening Cul l for S L $100. p /mo Call Sally ~EOICAL FHONTOFC Niguel area Interviews Coast shopping c~nter. secretarial P<>i>l He'll appoint men1 Mr-. 54()..6055, Coastal Person· I art lime. uncrnoons. We lire seckmg :i rehable will be conducted b<>gin-CM Ask for mana~ DO BEST l'OW\l on you Lo 1'eep ham Slephenr.on Personn1•l TRANSPORT nel Agency, 2790 II arbor. _!yping. b~IJng. 644·6813 person with a pleasant nang August 7th Con· R~"TAURANT ••• organized. tlandl<· l hent Oepartnwr.l. Dall) Pilot. CM MB>ICA.L phone voice lo JOID the fadenllaJ. Send resume.to MANAGER relaltons and a hui.t o< SU 4321,exl 211 DYNAMICS AU.JOBS FREE_ TRANSCRIBER PBX Dept ~joy good ad 112.85, cto The Dally ~!STANT MAN AG ER YOU BELONG WITH things. Ills la:.L sccrel:iry An Equal Oppor fN~l~~~i~':r~r> ..... "'UFACTURING W(1rk at home or an our com~Pn:Fr1y~~r'~'.~soon I ~~~·M~s~.c~~5GO. ~~;i~\t! ~~!~t~~::! A COMPANY 1·HIT ;P~f'~';;~ed1aa1.~~b~~~,~~~~E~m~p~1~o~y('~r~~~· SantaAna.CA , .. -l.l"U.. g1Torooff1ce. ft'ullUml'. Mon-I, ersonne U\ Chico and Oroville. ersonnc ''6~r:c.v .1= - LOP pay. Must have mm MARRIOTT HOTEL Recepllonasttrypisl Prefer related cXper. IS TUNm IN TO S5Dr7.·NG1_22B·. 4500 c .. mpus SECRET··RY Equal Opport.unaly Employer M IF PHOTO PLATE 2 yrs recent medical re· OOONewportCenterDr. Newport Beach Jaw of· Reply Box 311• Daily ft TRAINEE corddept.exper 768-8500 Newport Beach rice. Must type 6() wpm Pilot. P .0 Box 1560, YOUR TALENTS. TO PRESIDENT MACHINISTS We Ur .. seeking an (!1-4) -EqualOppe>rEmployer orbeller.~ CostaMesa.Ca.92626 ( D SECRfTAR'Yt I ~ We provide e arnrng e par 1 men a 1 Stal'\ at t<>Q or laciaer an dlVlduals for first shift MB> TECH RECEPT /SECTRY Restaurants potentusl. quality pro· Engmeenng. planning & uus first class ;><>Mt ion Join the precuiaon team at Royal Industries, a 'Subsidiary of L.S.I. Inc. We rnan~acture nuclear control devices for in· dustnal and defense ap· plications. Immediate oJ)t'nings exist an the roUowing areas: positions in our ProduC· Cahfomrn he· Exp'd an Pe I 0 l NeWJ)C?rt Beach architl'C· DOORMAN ducts & all the support consulting firm ha:. JO ld(al for person wno lion Department. No ex· all .ire as oC metltcal f$0flft8 ep tural farmseeks r_espons•· Tb e It e d 0 n i 0 n , necessary 10 let you do operung for a sel·retary wanu; lo &dllance C'areef' penenw necesi.ary. w~ laboratory procedure<. Lots of record keeping & ble & enthusaasuc gal to Newport's most el<cillng what you do best Accur typmg req'd. Man and who has secret.lr)' will Lraan. Excellent 1'114)640·0140furapµl. c·onfidenual matters to he Ip 1. w o. o L her restauranlisnowaccept· SEU..''' 40 wpm tSh & die bcgrod di !ikllls. Thi:. t$ ground floor opportunity deal wtvanety posilion sec~etaries 1n 0H1ce. ang applicat ions for taphone exper helpful, ror one of the best local m electromcs industry Models & Es~orls m beautiful co with nice Typm_g 55/60. Call btwn 9 doorman. Apply 3PM· IF YOU HAVE SALES Salary: S3·S4 hr Apply ro. Call Chns. s.o-soss Masse-uses co-workers. Salary $625. & 12. 631·1700 5PM daily. 2406 Newport ABLILITY, WE CAN or submit resume Lo. Coastal Personnel Agen Comprehensive com Fe ma Ir Top money Xlnt beni.. Call Rita Bl. Newport Beach. PROVI OE THE OP-Jack G. Raub Co .• Alto cy.2'190Harbor. CM pany benerat~ mcludin~ Must b.avecar 631 2140 54().60SS, Coastal Person· PO RT u N 1 TY , THE Personnel. 125 Baker St. Al..LJOBS FREE ma,or medical and den-·--------r ne1Agency,2790Harbor. RECEPTIONIST RESTA.URAMT TRAINING. & THE Costa Mesa. Ca 92626 •--------- BHillE LATHE hdSMft Lal Call or a pply in CM Shorthand. typing & good Jmmed operung for ex· PRODUCT TO EARN EOE. M/F/H IJ pe rson 3952 <.;am pus "'81GUEL __ ALL JOBS FREE _ phonevoace. Saturdays & per'd assist mgr ror $25,000... SECIEJA Drive. Newport lkach Ptnomet Agency SUndays. Big Canyon authentic old English And you should :ich.ieve SECRET ARY lnternallonal Co seek8 (714) 540-0080 fo.;i1ual Up· Ila:. ()penm~s for Pi.ua help, exp only c.c. Ph 644 5404 3Sk for p u b & R e s l Uus figure not later than City of c~... l'Ompe\enl. o utgO\n.: portunily ~mployl•r Rec~tionish .,;fP7~~.. Oebb1eor8arbara. Conserval1Ve & well yoor2ndyear S915·$111S. Respons1bll! person torurtnterestanic "1'mlET LA THE M tf'IH Se<refc:wit's ""° """ groomed only need app pusjtlClO to pubhc works dept Good skills & happy 2nd&lrdShlft TRANSMASK &OtherClt'mal H.eceplion ly Xlnl sa lary & Fora personal interview director. Req typm~ 56 d1spos1llon.Xlotoppl} tu CORP. P<>t>attons 1n llw PRINTING ANIMAL HOSPITAL benefits. Apply Tut! Wed, call. wpm, Sh o r l h a n d jom a growtng go.ahead 'ltiesepositionsoffer Saddleback Vly Jrca s:.....-. 1u51_...,5 t().3. See Mr. West Rose llH'tf fRIE•IN lOOwpm. 2 yrs i.ecretary organa:callon. Starlin~ t.c. 97 to $7.67/hr 27601 Forbes Rd. ~c·-.u_._ '"_ .... Opr General ofhce ex per. & Crown Pub & 111"9\ expr. Contact personnel salary toSlOOO. Call Ru;. ~ rvnn> _._.. nee. Vara able hours. Restuuranl (7)4) 556·'1526 office 52'1S Orange Ave S4~. Coastal Person-to e x Per' e n c e d Mari M h t Suit. 49 Shi Id Imo sna""ul & Weekends/eves. 644·5463 213,16~• ~·~ C714J ....... .....,.,,._ Pinal fil. Del Agency. 2790 Harbor machinists w1tb o wn ne ec: cmic () r.o Cfft J .lU w "" -.. .,..,.-...... HOME ....,.,,...... ""'°°"""' ''M hand tools. A generous Ex.per On:in Gen/Uetroat nOCJ$ er l.'Cllltinuous forms. Will ReuptioNstfTypist RETI~U"t• a.ngdate, Aug"· 1978 " Al.LJOBS FREI.-: company paid benefits Diesel.548·9617· 831•1417 ~~~o'/r~cc:g~~~~ lo-4 Mon·Fr1, $3.SO br, ln ~go~~~~~~ible Molt-1"-"5 Secmaries ·Typist. FastS ----------pacltage which i!'cludes Mari-R_.,-'I Sal .. • Laguna Niguel S.A are" or Orange Co. 644-5178 9Au·SPM AccurateS Bored$ Lake SECTY/c&.ERI medical and life In M .... b invt ..... d __ "'•"o""".. maids & waitresses .,..... b $ Cb 11 S .,...,..,...., P nent 1-'ull & Part mac mes a en~e: to handle real estate m surance is provided. us_t ·1 e&e."r perdl • NURSE malepracu cal. ---------1RECEPTIONIST GIRL 'Y':ermap . : I A VanetyS Busy word pn>-vestor account Com Please contact Employ versau e raen y , f FRIDAY.good workang .ime os1ttonsava1 P· f t l On f II Hrs 9pm-9am or .im ood ply 111 ""rsoo 2130 S Uunabl"tocall. ··•ntc· cessing·type se\lmg o . munacalJon. typmg and menl()fflce. permlinen IX>SI 1 • u PRINT OPR "''"'dlltons, a hrs. xlnl .--" .. '·-'~ s · I b bu I al or Y e Id c r I Y ....,.. "' Coast flwy L guna Bch fice n~ you Airport bus1·ness m"'lh s kills e:s 11m1•. s a ar:;. must e chance for advance· a CERTIFIED .. ROYAL k k d genuema n 64" 'Wl&l E & t areas The Office 549 2188 s en 11 a1 pref .. -, .... able lo wor w n ::.. · .r\IV'1• ngineenng cons rue· ment. Salary open ' "A f'"'J•,.,.... t 0 f rm needs print Rel.Ired person. put your I .... ,_ ... TORIES Secretary ror Newport pl.'rlenrcd . mc.tu1· llldllstries ~ergy ProdlK'\.l. " _ ... .,.,., _ -...,URSER'YMEN 1 n 1 549-41.56 llf" """""'M0 nce to 0 ood """""'--( J " operator for bluepnnl & _:______ -" "'"" "' .. Center CPA Paid vaca petSOl"I Bene its de ic "' MATURE W OMAN FUll-tJ~. maturt.> male photocopy. machine. Rec....,.ionist use, full or Pfl' Call 8383Wihhirell lion. Parkm~. mediql locatmn.644·88.Zi p 1t1mt! to well'omc over 21. 6 Days mcl Som ld stnbul -... • i 3PM Mr Theodore .. __..Hiik.Ca.. · Lt b k & l Sal /sun Work wa'th ema1 1 · Busy medical office, ex-0 .... 1008 ~ .... , insurance 1 e Oil Secunty guards needed newcomers contac Exf)(!raence. prcf~rrcd, per "'" 902 I I keeping required. Call PalrOls wnmeron,y 4pm mt!rchants f1('x1\1le hrs plant~. lret.-:. & delivery howe\er. will consider 646-391>3 . ~231ororappt _ , 0 m•drute $3.7 .. pr hr Oavlsion Lear Siealer Inc. lecliil&6y"'Rd. Need car . lite typing Exper pn•f'd $3 llr up. traanin.: rt?C<'lll 11 s. __ Saahng m slructor, ex ~ • ., 547 3095 Laguna llills Nursery. Grad or reliable, de· RECEPTIOHIST perience necessary· SJ.SO Fcncy ,..tmnes Se<'retary /Recept1on1st Gate guard. P /T. Sat. --lnc El Toro. 830 5653 ... ed I C" t "-d pr hr + C'Omm. Wed-Sun, .--& ~es~ We are looking for a well Stm & holidays SJ.00 Pr .....__ ... _:c Tro1n ..... s uicut :ipp 1 · .. n · ~n Like airplaoes and tor a· .. " "·.oo. "•"7100 _. ,__ ~, · h M 1 p 1 ... ~-'"'" -- -1 · ......,, .,..,,. I groomed. business r am t!nance • Santa Ana. CA 540.3210 ...,URSES •IDES resu me or upp Y in pilots". Pleasant, attrac-1·---~;.;;;;;;;;l~W e htre peop e · not M W d S EqualOpponumty Accepting appl.Jcations ,... "" __per~ lO The Au£tin " minded woman to at· iAM llA e · un EmP"'7'e'rM'ff' Good "PllY. irJnt bent'flts Alf ~h1fts Approved Company, l8800 Von :=-!-,!,';.1e;~4:~r:'!t Sales J>aPU-cornp!Mtf vaned etericat S:WO S3.4J>. P£ br .. C.L[ ---------1 Unlimited opport. 18 yrs cert1f11·at1on lr;1111anA Karman Ave. lrvane, CA. An equal opportunity tasks. Must lw an ac· Mon-Fri. 9-4. 494~71 MAID & <'ver. Contact P:il pro~ram. Mt•s.i ~erdt.• 927l3. atl.Jl A M . Smith =eg~>'~~n~l:f~~j BULLOCKS employer curate typist :ind enjoy Barker or Bob Oli.on Conv Hosp 661 <.A!nter 752.9500 not neressary. Call Ed al work.mg w1lh others Ex 1---------- Ught housekeeping m 837·2AOO_. _ __ _ St.CM _ __ ·---------540-8930MondayorTues WILSHIRE (cl 1979 by Certified cellent work1n~ c·ond1 SECURITY exchange for room & , -Laboratories, a division lion:.. urrice localed or: ~ board + salary 111 Mechanic. :.mall cng1n1 · HURSESA.IDES/ Production Supervisors. ,iidaiiyii.iiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii N rt Be h of'USAchem.Jnc. Nl!wport Ba v Pl~.i-;t· OmCER beautaruJ Emerald Bay Little ex perien.ce ORDERLIES Matur e per so ns 11 eWDO 3C --cull Barbara U:t\ts, home necessary Forintervaew Allshifl.s.59bedfacal.Gd wlmanuf or prod exp. R£CEPJIONIST A l e~i[i-n g fas hion SALESLADY 642·1626. ·Call497-2267. 1548·9tl~--___ workmg conds X.lnt needed w1th1n a re· specialty storemOrange Evening&Saturday ---- •iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimaiiiiiiiiiiim MECHANIC bens. Bayview Conv habilatalion facahty. PBX Boord County as currently look· SoulhCoastPlaza Secretnrw Mail Dept Hosp. 2055 Thunn Ave. Supervisory exp. not req. mg for qual.Uied appli Designer Boutique MaJo• ,....rn..Ne::V.'rt Ctr CM642-3505 KO.E Excel Cnnge benefits & cants who are interested Must be mature. ~ W•rr -... ~ MACHIHEOPR STOCKROOM -----workmg cond. For a ppt OSHMAN'S Sporting memploymentthis fall. potsed&relatelo loc. Salary com l n s erl ln g mac h 1 n e MECH TR.AIMEE Nurse's aide. R hour duty call C7l4) 557-6316 Goods is a growing and If you are a mouvated m· beauWul clothes mensurate 'W /skills EX· operator needed. Exper Sal&Sun. Elderly man expanding company dividual lookinR for~'" CallMgrrorappt. rel benefit pkg & future on Bell & Howell or d dbl . Conv Hosp Call collect. Pfl' beJp for dress s hop seeking a personable an excalan ~ rarcer 111 549.2213 advancement OPJ>Ortun1 -.n..tney Bow ... 1·ns~rt1ng Seeking a <'pen 8 e In· (21". )275·8030 A" e over 3 0 . Ca 11 -'·vidual lo handle front· a.---------ty Call Jack Armstrong r• ""' ·" d d I t ",, .. ·' " w fashion mcrchand1s1og, maclline preferred 1\'I ua 0 u~· u belween l0.6.645·1665 officcreeept1omstwork SALESPERSON· Retail for conf1 den11al an !> t 0 re ro 0 m kl' e Pl' r NURSES A.IDES --"'·II tame sw1"tchboard 1:. please come sec us Our tervaew644-5800exl461 bl r th k ru benefits include an ex· R. M. Abrams Company resf)OnSI c .or e l'CP· ORDERLIES aJsoanvolvcd . Perm. run lime. 1819 mg of rerords and stuck Purchas1.11g cellent compeoi:;at1on Vanous duues in maal ln addition would be Needed to give tr nder STORE ROOM pn>J?ram Also a liberal Ncwport.81vd.:_£M_ Secr.tory•lrtil'I~ Rapidly growing pet department. Apply N11. taught P<•rls mcas url.'· lovmg care lo the elderly If you havt' :i neat ap d 1sc0 u n t n n -; l 0 re tlonaJ Education, 4361 mentandbluepnntm" A patienls. Will train ATIEHDAMT pearanceandenjoy in merchundtse Pleaseap. Es REP prod . m a nu r h a s Bi h SL N R (N OC · " al'ficd r nn l /\II terfacin" with people. 1 · •1 L• re · ear mei:hanacal background qu 1 1 pc ~" l' (deal opportunity fur :i ... PY IR person " on r ra, Airporll Equa l Op w1lh GMC dH:sel ex· shills ~1vail. i\pp.ly, l<M5 rd1ablt• person with I llus posalaon is for you' 3·5pm SAL ehallcng1n~ career pus SlartJ.llg sah1ry to $18K n r lintel motivated anl11v yr '' Have you evt•r Good typing. s horthand owned or managed a essential L1~hl book· business? Even ar you keeping 751·2600 days, have heavy ex~rience-_646-__ lZ'l_l e_v_e_s __ · E I Su N 8 6'12 2Al0 You will work tn our d portun.aty mp oyer penen<'e a:. helpful The penor. _ year kitchen ei.pcncn-Manna Del Hey offke 83 Fashion lslan ~~~~~~~~~~----1 position •:-. an ~he Co:>tu Office. aft s 2·6Pm Lile c e 1 Pu r c h as 1 n g e" · until we are relocated lo He~ leach Maintenance man foT ten· Mesa a rea. F.xccll.c•nt gen ore & some sales pencnce to workk m hour SA NT I\ AN i\ (Sc P . c-~ual n.;P Emplyr M /F nis club an HB. Indoor salary and benehts Con· Contact Sui•, P~lly or hotel's malll 1tc en tember lSO .,.... ..,., work, 5 days wk. Fri Sal Lael J:ick J1rn111ez al Glenda 962_3200 purchasing area. This in outside sales. it might pay lo invest1gate this SECRETARY off. Call Sally 536-8832 --Mon-Fri position wlll of. (2ll1944-6l I I Office Clerk W/S<>me sell· fer goodro benefits. Maintenanee man for lite rruunL Perfect ror re· tiree. Apply Travelodge, 6211lW. Coast Hwy, N.8 Maintenance Utilily maintenance man. experienced pre (erred. 40 Hr wk. Com pany benefits . Call elt 105 1ng. c•xper h e lpful Apply9am.noon Perrnipart ume Job We Mon·f'ri, Personnel POWERIHE OIL CO. ~ire a ncxiblesmall firm. MARRIOTT HOTEL 12354 Lakeland Road We remodel & decorate 900 Newport Center Dr knchens Interest mg job Newport Beach Santa Ft' Springs, Ci\ lor ns:ht person. Please EqualOppor Employer 90670 call 754 -0370 eves , An F:qu:il Opportunity li:mplnyer M /F 499-4'115 --------- -~---------Medical rc~rpt. Exp. on- MAJNTENANCE MAN· ly Specialist ofc. Gen fuJI time. salary open. front ofc duties No bkp· Office Help for H B. drugstore. Lale bkkpg Over 25. Mrs. Hatch. 847·2561 -------- Quality Control lnspedor TRAINEE We seek an indlvldual for first shift to work in our Quality Coolrol Depart menl. No experience 494-~ ask ror Katy ang 644-o920 OFFICE ---~~-~'----·!--'- MB>ICA.L RECPT RECS'TIONIST Maintenance man Apply m person only. Be a part of ou.r learn! Oshman's wtll offer you a generous s larl\ng salary and a very com· prehens1ve benefits package Please apply in per"Son on MONDAY. Ju· ly2'1 or'nruRSDAY. Ju· ly 27 between ll>-12 and 24PM at OSHMAN'S 3333 Bristol SOUTH COAST PLAZA or Call: (213) 822·4911 for more information. Equal Oppty Employe1 SALES ClSll( ad. Xlnt bens. & 2Q yr re· Exec sec'y for preside nt Retad manne hardware tirement plan. Call Dar of land develop ro Ac ek I I '-C 1 curate typing & store sc s sa e:J c er.. rell. 540-6055. 01tsta secretarial skills req w1min. 2 yrs e.1C per. an Personnel Agency. 2790 sales. Knowle dge of Harbor. CM Heu I e~tJte & som e marine s upphes pre· ALLJOMFREE lei,:alu1c ctng expt!: ferred Beach location. ---------helpful Xlnt ~nefit~ & National company with Sales workmg environ Tustin au benefits, ancld. health Tiie Conter Store Salary commens w 1cx & lire insurance. Salary Is l~lng for mature per l.1>mmensurate with ex· person for girl s hop Aldns/Gfe41ffCo per. Call B. Mornson. sales. Must be available 812·2965. &45-1711 (8·101 for appt. weekends. Lado area Equtal Opport. Employer 675-1101 Secretary for restaurun1 desa~ firm m CdM. Xln1 Sales clerk, fem .. drul? Sales CLOTHESTIM E workanit cood & benefits store. Cull tame. salary. <>J>ening Riverside. 10054 644·1000 Min age 2S. Some days, Magnolia!. Need exper -------- Ali Baba Motel, 22SONewport. Blvd.CM. Busy office. Mm 1 yr ex· With 10 key add. much. per w/peR bo3rd book· exper ~mo start keepmg system & some ACCTG CLERK necessary. we will train --------- n1tes. wknds. r o rl sales people . Call SECRETARY Pharmacy, 'Z727 Nwpt 81 642-1231 for sales manager of Sail M/F insurance b1llang. Call 10 Key add m:.ich ex per t1• J ... Chns. 644 2323 & willing to work over Ambitious person needed --tame. lo a ss u rn e t u I I MEDICALScrty & Recpt. 8-5. $.500 mo start respomibUity o( rapidly Im med. opening Busy f\111 tame. Mon· 1-'ra 8·5 expanding business. Full Nwpt Bcb r. P. ofc. Must Call for appt. 752·7282 u. trainlngil q uabCied. Ms be reliable. exp. & TOTEM MARKETS Blue. 6403292 X '106. mature. 64{H)759 INC. Costa Mesa -=-•••liiiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Office Manager . inside Ex cc 11 en t C'Om pany -T benefits 1nclll(!m~ major REC....-1 IOMIS medical and dental. Ca II Sat. Sun. & b<>Hdays or apply In person· 3952 Prominent real estate of Campus Drive, Newport fice. Newport.Beach. Ex· Beach. (7l4) 540·6080. per. necess. Ask for Mrs. Eq u at Opp or l u n It y •J•ohn••soo-•. 644,-_.9060 ___ _ Employer, Mff/ll TRAHSMASI' CORP. NB. SALES Boal Co Gd typing & SALES Filter Queen & W.R. GRACE CO. shorthand skills nee ALSO P 11' bookkeeper Compact Salesman lndustn al compoundand ncedee1. 4 day work wanted 2 to 4 qual'd. equipm ent. Requires 1 .. h applS. nor day, lop com· s~cessful s ales back week. App Y ·"0" 1 ru ,.... Thurs. 7 to :> 30pm .350:! missions 646·3107, eves. ground with mechanical s. Greenville SL • S.A 646-0071 Bob aptitude. Es tablished --- business. $15,000 per SlCIETA.R'Y Machinist YARD NEWPORT 3324 W. WAINER AVE. sales. No e:xperlence necessary. will lrain.1•-------- Receptim.ISt "'•• 11!1!~• .... /S..___, year salary and com· Responsible pers on ~-" .__ mission for qualHied w iability to type & Gen'I Office Well estabUshed medium personst wiL1h advance· perform varied duties In .. , b nd e 1 rnent o sa es manage· saJes dept of estJilblished SANTA AMA. CA. Why waste time traveliag miles on crowded Freeways when there ar~ first class openings for craftsmen with the necessary skills to work on aircraft parts. On certain areas we bave shift work avail. Why not ring 540·5621 for on int.crview. MC MILL OPERA TORS NC 1.ATHI OPHATOIS TOOUi'AIHS GLIASON lffB. CHAR· GIBCR OPll.ATOU ruca I.Anti MACttlNISTS CJJRYIC •RIMDEI OPBATOIS GBBAL MACHINISTS Pref. 2S or older. 557·0824 or'774-0090 OPEHIMGS MOW i\Ssemhlers, Warehouse & Factory M fl" EOE 3 Shifts. No exp. nc('. Va c tor Temporaries. 434 l Birch. Suite 213. N B !)56.SS2() -----OUTDOOI CHAU.EMGE 1lie natJons largest bunt· Ing & fishing club has a few openlnp for lbe out· doouman w t a good knowledge or hunting & fishina & a dalre t.o be lndepeodetlt • work a Job lh•l \a eQjoyabl . 1'be few people th•t we art' looking for should be: &tlf 1taTlin(, mature, not atra1d to work. and able to 11ccept r~pe>nalbillty Real &tale Sales ~•Mn Wekome FREE3WEEKS TRAINING HewCft.r New 'rosperity •Absolutely no prior tr:uning or experienrl! necessary. •Personalhed anstruc· Uon •Professional on the job training. •Up to 80% commission. •Choice or top otricc locat.lom. Be your own boss with • top ookh proteas1onal or· &aniuUon. Katella Realtv Fwclltelhc•L .. IJl·IOOJ 01-0442 Ir auc~. To tako lhls r---------'tef up In your future cal Ron Rowe 9 l Mon or 1\lesat~ Want Ad Help? Pt"Ople who need Propl~ Thst'a wh11l the DAILY PILOT SERVlCE DIRECTORY !sail about! lO iuR e C'Ompon n ment. For appointment. F\in variety pe>sition f'e· store in Costa Mesa call A. J . Perrotta ,7141 but growing concern. uirl I needs ta knowledgeable good company bene(1ls. q ng attract ve person salesman who enjoys 8'11·5337. Monday and lt1n1 oppty, Irvine area w/pleasant phone voice Tuesday, 9 AM to 12 Rnd personality AC· working an a friendly Noon 1....:..SS7:__.mi_o _____ _ curate typing und good hassle-Cree operation . ------ math reqwred. Will bC' Straight salary.full Lame Sandwkh Makers ----------meellng and greeting prer. ~II .Jo~ i-ccney at Meyerhot·s. trvme. ho~ •Secretaries* clients. band ling busy Allanttc Music 646·8895 openings for sandwich G OfC'/Adm Asst tofl8K phones & interesting S/\LES·One of So. O.C. makers & g~ncral food Employers Pay 1\ll f'C'cs clerical duties . Good leading carpel i1tores prep. Ideal summer Lb.ReindersAgcncy benefits. Great at -needs 2 dynamic ag. work leadang Lo P /T 402081rchSt.Sl.c'l04 moaphere. Starlin.: gressive persons who work for sludents. Mon· Newpon8eachS33-ttt!lO salary $800. Call Sully know how to close. xlnl Fri. 9·3· S:l.6S·S2. 75 to Call for Appt/E'Atab '64 54()«)15.S Coastal Peri1on· working condiUons. good 1start.~~Ca~ll~K~ri:;s~.~SS7~·623~:;2~1~~~~~~~~~1 C:, Atcncy • 2'700 Harbor• commissions. call 8·6. -SALIS ALLJOBSFREE ~22« ~ile"-tt SALES II you weren't loollloR for .. -&.:Diii" ist SI IO '8 W'llll a new car u r. you ~ Wbole1ale. reuall tlrm wouldn't be reodll\IC th~ Beautlfu.I spot lC you en· wJlmroed openlDll'· td, and if we w.-ren'l joy dealing w /people. Long hair ok. No ex per kw*lna for somconr to do Nice phonr attitude and nee. Will train Qill ror a job, this ad would not a\\racllve personality appt642·$l6l. be bere. If you are a nc."edcd. Moderate typ career mlndtd adult " In~. co ha!\ xtnt tx-n11. Salespenon, a111&rcHlve. want \ha Ol>PlY to earn SlartmlC !\alary to 11875 postllve altitude. F or three." to tlvt' hunc1r4'd Call Rita 540 6HS. Pff. li:XJ>er OT will train. dolla,.. a w~lt. c•ll loll ~tat Pcr&0nnel Aeen-Apply ln pel"80n. Stan· tree ( t) 8001327 9698 cy.2790Herbor. CM dard Shoe St.ores. CM anytime (for recorded ALT.. JOBS FREE 3()7'78. Brtatol. messa.r•> .. . . . ·-.. ' SECRETARY t! you are attroctlve. personable. en)oy In tc:rf•clna w1tb lop ex ecutlvcs and fou~n Sood sklll1 tnc ~ II • ple&Ae cont.ad UI We Of· fer you n ch11llen1ona. stJmulatlni pOitl\lori with dh-ene ruponaabillUes lo• l·Jlrl office In lrvlnl! C.U John Haetler 1714 1 __, MAIUUOTT HOTEl Is seeklllg an mdi~aduar lo work flexible hour .. who bas somt' law en forcemenl experaenct· Enjoy good company benefits Apply 9am-nooo ~on Fri. Personnel MARRIOTT HOTEL 000 Newport Center Dr Newport Beach Equal Oppor Employer Sec&rity Officen. Eslab'I '~l·untv firm need!' rehabit• men &. womt.>n 'or uniformed security po~1l1on;-. •r Costa !'oh·s.i Fu!! O• ;>il •m~ R c t1r1«1 welcome Phone ma m ofc <"Olle('f for a Cost~ Me ~j ap;>l (2 1.1 1 255-0156 SENIOR SECRETARY Opemng for c1 slulled au m1n1i;trat1v1• '\{'('ret <Ir)' worktng with a crc~t111•· udverlls1nit dnd !'di<'• promotion departmen1 The ~blhty lo organ11.1• 3ct1vmes and coord111a1. J vancly or program.• , .. J dl'famle .lsset SECRETARY Opening !or a C'ompetent U'ldw1dual tn work in 4 bus.v manufa ctun n ~ company Good lypinit skill. and shorthand de s1rable. 1'>1.ll not man datory Will be respons1 ble for a variety of duues MSr offf'rs to J ll at~ employees com petitive salaries, compt'ehensave benefits. 1n c lud1n ~ educauonal reimburse· ment and protlt !lhann~. PLEASE CALL OR SEND RESUME TO MSI DATA COIPORA TION 340 Fisher A vf' Costa Meia. CA 812627 1loU4Ml2$ Equal Oppty Emplr M /f' SERVICE STATION AT· TEN'OANT Part Umci . nights ~ wlUlda. Hrty wafle+incenuvo Apply 590 So. Coat.\ Hw)'. Laguna Buch Ser vice Statlol'l Allen· dant, fuH • pan lune•. hourly t t'Omm. 673·3.12()_ Servi<'<' Sta Auendul. ~·o. Putt or p thme. AJ>ply. Arco Station, 17th •lrvt.oe,CM r .h Ii D"ll" I'" 0 . ~ . 1Anff4'W• 8005 1~ 8005 F\im~ 8050 Garo~ Sole 8055 HorHt 8060 Mite•lloneout 1010 ··••·••••····•······••• .....•.••.•....•....•.• •··•··················· ...•...•...•.......•.•• •·••••••······•·····••· ···•···········•·••··•· Msl i.ell. ~Jlnut I.II ,,., :•hlvtn,: 11ul ol :-.i.1lt-!Ill-I< B.ly \hit-11'1 ,JI\' LUGGAGE TAGS .... W•t.d 71 O~H .. W•hd 7100 •·••dMMdtH • ••••..•..••• ........•.............• ···•••4••·············· ...•..•.. ANTIQUE AMUSEMENT & GAMING MACHINE AUCTION w1kn11 hdltrd. ~Int I uml 1·1v~mcl.·r 01 II a !11.8 3\ISi $45'1/Bc!.I offer Sl:W 908 :!925 •'t·i "M.u 64G-974i from y~ur busmess card. Send one card ror eaeh l y pt! IJ!: plus one spare. We ••turn pt'rmanenll) :.eo.Jed attract1vf' tag & !>trap. meet.1ng airline l D reqwrements. Pre \ ent loss & theft! For a 1>''r..ot1a11ud w~ enclose Wdlipapt'r. fabn .: or · l>a) Clo" paswr & we will back & tnm your ta1t~ Or try two cards back to bat•k 1005 Tl K. " lH' Tl l ,\ u l 1t .....,,~ 1c• ... ,nl" "' ~ ..... "'"'rt ••••• ... ••••• ••• •• • •• • •• ·~·· ~ nrv>• "~-,,..,.. 1 ................... .. 1 trt'. ».Xt t-: \.'let t1111.,y. 1' L'd M !-ten \Ce St.i Attend Full & Tow TrUL k Urn ~n. t!X p time. uper d. file ~rd 1'oP pay. Ai>ply.. mecb'I lc:no-.le<lgl· App G&\~ TowUlg. 1000 ln lllt.' ly,2590Ne't'J)OrtBl ,t:~l A\t!,Nli&t~ 1~- ~rviec Sta\\On Mech's & TOW T.RUCK DHIVl!:KS, \ttendanl1>. day & nilt.'s l·.xper d. 1.nu:.l ltv1• 10 \lust ~ ex{> 21100 w C ~1-~·11631i Antique Mus1r li0x1•l' • Slot Math111c.-' Cloe~,,· I H.JG to: St!l. l':\.'1'10"1 A"9riCOft Int.motional GaH.ri•• Opun W1'll. thr11 :-.,.,, 180'J Kel\l'nn1:. 11' 171") 7!'>4·177'1 ~oust Hwy Nt.'wpur\ 'frav l•I agcut t.>'< Shell penf'n<'t.>d only Newp<irt ---- cenlerarei:1 644 Mt2 PUl&.IC AUCTION :-.erv Sta Help nt.'eded 1m· med 1-"ull or p t Apply 900 E. Cst .Hwy, N.B MANY ITEMS ()lo' fl NI-: TU VEL AGENT EST ATE H : w t-;L. ll y . ~panding Nwpt Agency ART ORJ ECTS. /\ N • • • (retail & wholesale> r e T 1 Q U 1-: S , I' I N to: Shel W qwresseruoragentw/in t'UHN l TURE . t·:Tc ty estOll temallonaJ ticketing t:JC PHONE FOR IN 1"0 ,1, 14891 M yten per 644·5373 BROCHURK 645·2200 lrvme -------- You arethe wmner of Truck Or1ver /Cran~200Yr OldBakersrack & ....,t 19·20. 1971 Cailfontia ldlroolft 11.eto.a• ....... H~ Fffth.ctfi~ Los Anc)efH, Cali~a l 'ons1gnments now being accepted ror merica 's most outstanding sale of its kind featuring antique s lot machines. .1uke boxes. coin-operated arcade rnuchi ncs and related collector items. f<, o r c o n s i g n m c n l o f b i d d i n g information. c:aU us today WAGNER & WILLIAMS I 0220 Ri•ersl• Drive T oluco Lake, Califorftia 91602 Tet~ l21 l) 980-5627 Llke new " Pc l'ro' )!trl , Bdrm suite $175 ·ur bc11l urr 759--0!ll I :\1ov 1ng . W t•st in~: hou .t• washer dner. kmi.: 111· hdboard & mall. lurma I t.luung ml lbl ~ H 1·hr'> rt'dwood Jllt:llll' 1.1hlt: ,( bcnchl',.,, ~ull I Ji! "' m1 ,,l' i;.irJ~t tll•lll'• 493 20l!li If SOF,\ d< 1.0V l':S EA I ltd cond SOO tttiK .1:!1\,1 Twin CJnop) bt•ll wl French l'rm· \\ 'llrl'ad $50 <..:all 91~·1l634 Maple ltdrm .• l'l "' I) 1 r ti ., c y l' l r 1 m nmh<lgany lamp~t hi. •1.1k IA<indow sc.-al alS() 11.1k 1lC'sk 11-\7 l)R';:! <.i \ K \ G t-: ~ A L E . Fl a~ h y Q i. a rl er \nt 1~1.,·:.. 111 fl Ii' t•onsole mare Bes~ offrr •1., Lu11i1.i.:t'. :: m.1rltlt' 551 ·6207 lup tbh $.\0 ca Misc :IOSl Hwtlo&d Goods 1065 (·,.rot• St . '-: st t C:ctsl •••••••••••••••• • • •• ••• 11:uH:<1 S:it ~ !-.ui~ i;_· __ 2 qualtty table !amps 44" I· r 1 !'-.it ~ti n C r 1 b . I "I I Ii> R cm b r and l pl.in11·n planL-6.. more Lampe, or Ch1ca1to Ask Jt;<i:? Wh1tchor..<' l.n. llil mg $45eu ~2·8401 1or1 ,\l I .1 n l 1 t. t "' n .Hw.ery 8070 \J .. 1.-.uul1,• & :'\\.~\\'.\Jn'') ••••••••••••••••••••••• JEWELRY \l11d1 'anl tv <;tl•.•I hargain, ·11:2 59lS.') Va.non!-pacces. 673·44 ti Brand new 3.25 d ui.tc1 l\1•Jul1lul Ilk<' rn;"' 10' diamond nng. cost $4200. .,.,, ... mt!>t table~. lwm will s aerifice $2750 or beds. p1 cl u re-.. I'\ c best ofrer P P 644-8020 ·~;:J 7l95 iYl1M'. Sat Sun .:.lt>.1 ltutgtrs C::'tt 111.1rn lpm 5"tVi835 Earrini.:s sim ulat ed diamonds 14K. ~hilt' gold :.Ptt ing~. JK total wt'1J:hl Exqu1:.1tc 83S·3"10 ---8078 PlllCES S2 <>aorJ S.'l 4,; lal(!> SI 60 ,•a bl~ la~i. $1.50 ca lOor more Sl.40 ea Sales Tax lnduded NO CARD? Draw your own or send name. address. phone & we'll makt-one card per la!( Add 'l:f each. Send check or money or d~rtc• PILOT PRINTING r o Box 1560 thrft free tick~s Operator C· l lH· . SlO hr. Gran<ifathcr ctoek :1 lso l$2.2.50value1.to W1U traln Neill Crane 200 yrs ul<l Mn RiRcJlittcJ lros. Servic~. ~1 ·3374 Cartwrichl. 6'16 5031 or .! F.unlh \' .irtl S.ilt'. S.11 tl \lahoJ:;.111) hurtd 11111111,.: "'lull. :11;>i '" lluv.:.lone. lb l l· & Ii t: It r ' lh 11 ( \I ,. \(1 .~1711 Machinery •••••••• • • •• •• • • • • • ••• • CosU Mesa. Ca 92626 ......... Ir loia.y ·rRUCK DRIVER .. od IH().7J2() App'iCMCH 80 IO FunNture 8050 ft ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• drl's!>Cr & • llcl tl•h "' glui." tu~ & I ul r li \Ii I \llli C1'rc11s d d d 1 ""-~k Lo d r •••••• •••• • •••• ••• •••• • nv1ng recor e '"er ....... a o Amencan Hcfnl(erator. reasonable \ugust 3rd thru 15th LA area Call 645 3l80 Oak Antiques arn vmg sear!> .ur conditioners Allabelnt Coovenuon wkdar.. Saturday July 22 at 10 960 36 Center:*>Ow. Kalella AM m parking lot Mo-.l <2> -'16 ---Good used Furniture & rickets must be ex· RUCK DRIVER & }UTll ilems al wholesale c-o~l. Gold:.>" Hoyal Chef Stove ApplJances-OR I will •hanged for reserved mamtrorl'ht.>mic:ilto1lt:l t8931 M a.:nolla I'' V w /el el·lr1c broiler.I scllorSELLCorYou. **I BUY** Old m.1hog.1n\ t"•llf1 ,. I.< hi•·. tea t;1ult.'. urt.'~:.· r ·" rmrrur 2 Unenlol r u,. new. 3x6. J;t.3 ti4l> 9!14 i l>ll\ ... ,lJl ... lllll\, 11th IJ111t"'· l1n1·n:-. dub lhr' 1111 IH:~ :!t.03 t!Hi ShJd) l>r \. \I Da\ls Wells band •JW tMMl Ot!W<ill rud1al arm ~Jw mJn> auachmnti. $?.SO Call 64S·47li l•Jra~.-,.ik ::,Jt ~ sun Misc~laneous 8080 IOam to lpm P1ekup •••••••••••··~··••••••• PUIUC AUC TIOM ~1ANY ITEMS OF PINE ESTATE JEWELRY. ART OBJECTS. AN · TIQUES. FlNE FURN . ETC PHONE 1-'0R IN FU de BROCHURt:: 645-2200 8055 truck .,1111· raelu. luggl!R\' 11 • ,,ca\S at the Convention co. CJll ~6 2700 963-7958 $100 /b-.t ofr 536-7028 MASTERS AUCTION Ct!nter ahead oC l1mt• --R ------64L 0 686 & 833 9625 •.•.•..•.....••..•..... • .• rr1lf .kt rac:k ~ l'lfUI)) Oortt\v C°'etftll" t:"I l11ke. rein~ 61 tots 2374 1 Manne r Dr C4'tl 642-5678, Ext 329 lo TUTO · Isl grnde J.l''t Whirlpool portable dis-o-v • el· im,oorltck b t_utor for rl'ildtn.: & math * * • hwa ~hC'r v. l butchl•r 2 couches, 1 7 sofo $35 I a · * ,. : M5-:l312evestwknds f. Ande"' hhl<'k top Xlnl cond c1nllque Victon;in IO\'C .. TYPIST 3t>17 Madison An· SlOO !03·004!9 !>eat $1:?0 li7:l·fll24 or -;h<>t' 's;ilc~. better j.!radl'. Costa ,M"sa 975-0'.?39 a _fter 6 PM d r CAN YOUTYl'E" ' 1n cp am "ll!lrt' Youarcthewmncr uf "' I If the answer 1s ycs, <1nd .. a ar~' comm . inccn three me tickets t1vcs & top lx·ndtl Mr. While or Mr t ypoi:raphy. your op· Riftqlln9 lros. \1.troWllZ 548-1'1684. Npt porturuty is her('. Open· la'""""' Ir aaia.y Beach ings available. day or Circus nifo(ht s tun p /timc work. August 3rd lhru 15th Soutt.we-st lo .. 800G~yre LCICJU"O leCKla un apphcJl1ons • i.eoel•d T1aut _!Tl19Jn ftorc, ·~1'1100.rDr r:rnplr "'TIJ -rarn "htle you k!am. "fteinble hr~. call \1r Kirk btwn l \ 2. iwi 5158 TEACllEK for l'rc- Sehool. S2 ;,; fl hr 2.1 llr /wk mtn WcstmU\Sl~t 8!l'1 2159 Tech, ~crv1u' l•lt-l'tro ~lal11: <:oµwr:-. 1-:'1:r.a We arc willing to train Anaheim <..:onvcnuon aceurate typists who can Center. l!OO W Kat.ell a type al least 65wpm on I BM Selectric t:<tll Tickets must bt• ex 7&\-;,s36 ror appl~~~ app· chan~cd ror rcst•nocd l.y rn J)f:rson (iuldcn West scat.::. at thu t:on\'cnt1on P Center Jhead of llmt• ubJ~rag, <.;vn> ~11 1 , Via I' abnc;.11111-. \11~~11111 C<.1 I tH2 Sl>ifl. I'.'' 32'J lo Vie.)(> claim> our I t<'l..<·b • * * YPIST . vart lllllt.'· Plt!.1sanl wurkinll t•ondt An l 1 q u e V 1clor1 <t n t1on1>. company bt-nd1b Rosewood Gentleman ~ Must be reasonably fast ehair Forest green up & ;iccurate Apply 1n hol $550 673-7183 person Pcnnysaver. 1660 0 -Placentia.CostaMesa riental r:ug·9xl2. l!kt• _ new, retails $WOO !:>ell rYPlST CLAIM A BONUS FOR YOURSELF tb'75 b/3·4417 Antique golden oak :.ofa. hand carved $400 . .Suo only 2124 E Ocl'.Jn l~lhoa ()\111 m1rn•r . dhl ht.'.1111 ,.,1•;il•!. >I Wmdsnr 1wu11 tr) l'hr' l.l1rt.ISl'\'1' 1lrcs.,\'r. h1 .: 1111 ho\ Priml'. ch<•SI . t.11· ... k . ;irmoire, dhl IJ,·ndt . l'Jbinct 1916 folding C:lsh for refrigerators. working or not 53(;.()911 lic:ycles 8020 ··•·•·•····•····•······ MACllO cycle cross Contact W E K111g 646-6006 Schwinn tandem. f.xccll concl1t111n 673 )()U.1 Cycle & Company SALE New & used 3. 5. & 10 :,pd s. bch cruisers. mopeds. moto cros!> b1k~. parts, access. r e· IX)lrs, all lll4lk<'"· Classic b1eycles Buy. sell. trade 642·7911' :a.no NEWPORT BL CM Gol<ll'n Rt.>tnc,er AKC re~1s. shots M IF &12 2790 Camrras & ~prnent pup ..... SlliO 8030 ·········•·•··········· C..tMOn f I & svstl•m Cont<tt'l W E Kini( i;.u;.t.:006 Maple dinmg set. hutch. drop .leaf tablt', fi Wtndsor chairs. 2 Capl chairs. ·I extra leaves Beautiful· condition Old entrance h all table & mirror. Maple n ic·nUl' stand. Fngidaire frost· free refr1g, avocado. 675-5861or2lli'247·032t 7' Davenport, good cond , royal blue & gold Sl5U Aft 2PM 1>-lfi 114!17 ~ La" son lyp1· ~ot J natura I 11 nen "c;n C'. S200. lluo\'er Uprt ghl vacuum. $20 673 711!3 Xlnt h1de·a bed Herculon. green tones. clean S50 968-6070 Antique shavini: mirror reproduclions Sl5 <£or your bath or bedroom I Doll cradles $10 Dab) cradtc~ $3!" All handmade' Cus tom p;11ldrd for ~'ll) lJnu.,ual 1·11fft·!' t.1\ih•.., & 1>.:nl'l1<'" ~ll l·ui.nllo. L'osl<i :\ks.1 (n•;11 I 1\nttqul' vak lo' l':-l•JI mahof.{an~ stain. yellow :-.lnped upholstery. Xlnt eond. $350 494· 7~4! PUILIC AUCTION MA~Y FINE l'l t-:.\1!'-Ill' ESTATE J ~.V. Fl.ll \' 1\ltT OUJl-:l'TS. A' TlQUES. FIN~, FUll'll . £TC PHO;>; E FOH I °'I FU & unnclll H 1 .. t>l!>·2:.li)O GARi\G l': ~At.I-: Sal IO 5 •Sun l"·:i !11171 Sl<tr Or. llB, 963 170il G.'\RAG 1-: SAL I·: ~tt·ri-.c i\m1~11 p.irk 1.11 Turllt.>rC>( k Dr Ir' 1111• Sun July 23 10 •\\I :1 I' \1 ll:U>lt.17 111 1111'" ti21 W Wt Ison. Laguna Niguel ,\ I l '11 t.1 .\lt•i,J You arc \he winner or ll11\ 1 fh 1ir1•s ;\tove h·.iH·~ u11g111Jl all I urn. , t.111.1 gla:,:.wart', dlr 11111 kt'Y gaml'. dolhin~. l11H·m gourmd cookin11, 1 ahlL' "" ,.,ohd bras" turd 1·J~1 IO :i. S:it ·Sun only 11••> \Lmnt.rs Drive. NB 1\1 "" 11 ~'. t 1. 11 a w J 11 ~"'I) th111i: ~Ol'!' t\ntq:., ,,, n·o 1-qu11>. wt rbed. l\, de' H1l1 Con~r~s. CM :-..1\ ~ ~n b\5 .\iii' ttwH frff ticbh t$22.SO value). to RitMJllnCJ lros. loMlllfll&laU.y Circus Augusl 3rd thru 15th Anaheim Con vention Center. 800 W. Kalella Tickets must be l'X· changed for reser ved seats at the Convention (;enter ahead Of I I mt> (;all 642-56711. £-:xt 329 LO claim your 11ekl'b Designers Leftovers Liv rm Brkfmt $400/ofr Sofa tblc SM-. LpAnt. cbair s.:ni. Bdrm furn $50-$400 AnUques $2U up Hdbrd & s pread $225 Sleeper sofa $125. Sat & Sun 9·5 332 Evt-ning Canyo n Rd. CdM WANTED 1:.ir.1;!1· S.tlt· s .. t :-\1111 I :-..11 'o\111 l'!K1h car parh I u •\ \ n t 1(1 u cs. I? o 1~-. It•,·\ •·k~ h" hold gnotl> h•>ll"l hol1I ~''"'"" "· turn :u;,;>L'ht·H'nm-.L':'11 * • • Gr.r.:cui.s w hl ir.:11k 1acket. worn once, 1 yr old s::soo purrh:l'>!: pnl't.' Mu:.l '>al nlice Sl.250 963 7195 TOP CASH DOLLAR PAID F'OR Y OUR JEWELRY. WATCHES. AHT OBJ EC'T'S. GOLD S I L V 1-: R S E R V I C E )o'lNE F URNITURE \\. ANTIQUES 645-2200 PHOl'H:MATE Telephone answenni.. maehme.'> w/warr. fl~. w 1remoll!. $149. ll'~t:Jur<1nl 1•1g11p11u 111 lllill! l';.1rk SI. 1 IH :\lend1th G.1nkn~ :!t>1:1:! Kcnworth Cr II H B r ookhur"I ,\d am' arca Sat/Sun Man\ items. also new I let J:Oltl 1e~clry Tl·nl t rll f. Wurhl.tcr ell'' J.llJllu !>IO.G-11\9 Old Mahol(;.iny 1•11ll1·t• llil tt•a bl I dn· .. ~1 r rn11111f · ont:nlal rUI''· Ill''' Jxti. :lxJ~; \1.)57 Oil painting., 11~ "'lh11 l1". Sl 15 l'l.•'>l,·r 11.11nh & :.tdlU.tl'Y lwi)~ :!O 111!-1'. ~15 E'<l'l' t:Xt'rl' I C'r s:i., Much 1unl-'ll' 1,11; :!:llill 1~ Rosemal'\ t>l. l' '1 ---- i: 1 ,1 n I 1; Jr J ..! t' ~JI t" 1'.1111111 r motorc·)-l"I• '· furn. dothm~. misc Sur. .t,1\ uni} li7J Kenwood l'l.i C:\1 642 7599 Koger. 75(}.3791 Mesa Verde Tenrus Club Movmg. must sell: '75 Membership for sale Yamaha 100. 2 y r olct Our "l'rnnd big wet!k •Still ~ 968-«f69 refng. 2 yr o\d sofabed & lots or fabulous items• chr. 3 drawer chest. Call ------ i\ nl 1t1 ues. l run ks & Codi!·a-~e 1200. 6 mo 839-6185 l'tt.)(lb. lawnmower. biey o Id S • 5. Ca 11 11 \ 4 11-. --------- • 1 .. ,1 µpliJl1Cl':-.. & 9629930 l1old carpel. 190 yrds. I':,,~ 11°'" l'l!i\l Bnarly Beautiful custom ma1k .iood co~ $2 ~yrd . 1 .•Ill HI: !K .. I ;i&IO :.lerhni: sli~ c•r initial~ 646 ' 1 \'111\ I 'I.I; l.ttt ·; lu wi• medium ~•·~sen pt. Allow TICKETS. Frank Sinatra. "'IJI !'-U11(l.1\ 'I 4 ~10!!1 G wk:.. dcllVl'tY $85() f Peter Paul&Mary ~lalhtln l r 1:-.r w •• rner Sl ;)()la:< & [XJ:-.l<tj!l'. ~1.111 -19J-099'lor634-5073 6. lllihJ 1'h11·a1 llunt eheck to l,c>tllt' Wall::ice -n,•,il'lt 201lH Beach B\\d . SpaCl' MUST SEL~. Nl wport 19511 R 92641! Hcal'h Tennis Club l am1 ly memberstup 64(}.8145 TELEPHONE SOLICITORS needed 1mmt,"<iluleb :-.iu ex pr 11ercs..,ary Pleasant cven1n..: hrs Can earn up to $.J.75 per hr Call 7~·1601 aner I PM If you typ<' titl WPM or more. you are ellioble ror a $2.5 bonus after a week & one hull's work.. Call Carol for details al Olsten Temporary ~. 51()5 N. Tustin Ave . suite Mr!. Senta Ana. Chy this ad &: -bnng mto our ofhtc t.o be ehg1 bll' desk 2oakdlnmgtbls Mam1y.1 Sl'kor lOUO Gl<ANOM/\'S TRUNK D TL w ll 8 55mm lens 19~'s Dining rm tbl set. 2 Dr rcfnger ator. br:11tkf'.I S350/ofr. Call 645·4717 oval rug 10' 13 tent. H' I:.! ,\111,·111.: Sak. Sun & Tue. ~· 1 \J 1~t· hou ~cho Id ;.:oo,.b. ladies wear 536 Haywood. N B t>40-6i39 PENNY PINCHER ADS HEW CAR PHOHE Completely portable Can be used in car a s rel! phone with 70 watt af!!P Or used outsf<fe of ~ar $3,000 retail asking $2.000 or assume lease. Call R Bond 1714) 754· lllOl Ta!PHOME SALES 'T'ir-00 OfThc ltoutine., This Job ls i-'<>r You' Call Us NOW Al 8.13-8095 T1me·l..lfe Librarw ... 114 Del Mar !>an Ch:m "I~ tn 1!10 mom, JOOmm ..-.2010-tele. 1lf> te~. 28. &-~mm wide angle. Vlv1ldr Anfg-Cfl"{'a 1900 Mahog-tent. ~pando "°P, h"': HonM 8060 dbl bed bx sprng/matt Van Lots of rntst• ~21 f. •••••••••••4••• .... •••• Early F:n~ltsh l~Oll c,trobe -251 4'Ul.o all 1n mahogal\y game or c"" llalltburton locking l'asc sul table $700. $375 64G-8030 -twomc~'sdresscrw/lrg 19thSt ,CM t\U .1lf.1 ll'uly ha) S585. beHlerl mirror $500 Ga.rage Sale to,..,, ltl~''''• Nutrodo~food~lb$6~ Sm~er Tom·h n sew. :\!pl drum set. drupe ..... dl' frnc dcll\ery- ~ riual Opp 1-:mvh rm ( 642·8.S.52 , .................... ,~ .............. !?.:~ cabnt. all attaehmnt'<;, ~1 nanmn~. HI\ O 'Ke-efe's W:.~ & Tock like new S~Oo. Call 2544N~wport81vdCM s.t .000 to S2 5110 CASll HONUS 973-1303 EOE Pcr~tJn kittens CFA rl' i:1s1crcd Exl·cllt>nl qu.1ht) Rcaut1£ul long h:11r Show qualll} ti38 !J:KJR b/5-7474-tncxpcns111c th11H!"' ..'tiJ.> 1.1t ro"~ from Oranl!.l' Santa Ana AH' C'~I County £a1r1 I I ~· o u c :l n ,1 n s "' e r "YES" lo lht• folluwml! que~t1ons, you may be l'h~ible for op to $2.500 lo\tlh the i\rmy·-. <.:ASH llONUS e nhslffil•nl vru ,;ram • Pos.<11->ss a h11'(h school c.IJploma? • Qualify for l'nll~lml'nt into the l\rmy with ac ceptnblc test st•ores? • Age 17 to 24 y1..·:t r .... , • Wilhn~ lo cnh~t £111 .1 minimum p eno•I 111 ·I vcars WAITR1':SS. CWl'r BREAK fo'AS'f Cl>< >t-: Apply bl wn 4 ti pm. \1 on Fn Steubc.'n\'11lc Wcsl 2000 Ncwport Blvd. Nwpl Bch WAITRESSES :1 ShiCb avail, pd. vac:.i l1t1n Apply T<1ylor ~ ltcslaurant. Redhill /Si\ r rwy, Tust tn WATCHMAKER NEW SHIPMENT JOMATHAH'S ANTIQUES Wholesale lo 1he Trod• SALE Juty 24, I OAM. Preview ft'i 10·5 18335 Mt. Lan«Jley (Olt t:-1i.~) Fountain Valley 968-1331 !>1amcw k1lll'ns si;. f>4ij-:itl4)9 Jkg l'crstan~ Cat~ & Kil· tens 1\1 I·' XllH qual 5211~:1 8040 Ooqs ··•·•••···•···•·······• (:ulcll'n R<'lfl('\'l'r pup p1t•s 1\KC F1l'ld & show Pt'l Shob. wormed. rn1..,l'tl wtTLt: Xlntdtsp Bunk bed walnut sp111dlt• :.toragP dra"cr. 2 m.1\l $150 Gd Cond c :as dryer $50 elet·t ~ti>' c $50 673-5461 Comer bed i;roup on box s pmg!'' + b<lrm set +- dhl b:< spmgs & mall !16.1·71 11 • Feel vuu \'an meet ,.,pcc1al r~ui n•m•·nh ( 1 C1nyl for the trainin.: and 1ob you c,clct\" Tn a~s1st c.-ng•nl'Cr w devc\oprnl.'nt of di:' bcate prec1st' inslrurnen· 121:11 12.'I l:iij I wtmn for 011 r1eld. Good ''!!~~~ .. 11111!~~-.. l j working <:onds +co I' c · 1 bc~"'it~. Top pay. L'QE. 8 d d otkl•r span1e pups. 2 • Ha\'e not previously .,erved 1n the Armed for1:cs., ·"""' , c. y retire eeorator 1 · r /\ L'C s 50 Sclnnt1'f1'c Dn" ll1'n11 Con f h d d k "'" t>, 2 l'm ' " • I ~ .. pair o on rurve oa 1.,1 :>3G-Ollb'2 trols Newport Beach . twin Mds with padded Some of the JOb:. avail& hll' Jrc• 557·0051 ask lor hon l.11 velvel headboards Fr1>c 2 yt>,•r old do~. lie French. circ;i UISO Ap nt•t•1h homt'. h ou:.e 52.500 level lnfantry man Cavalry Seoul lnterroiwtor lnterprelt•r Recon Veh1ck Crewman and othcn. •••• $1,500 IC\ cl WEEJC&ID HELP Housccletmini & office clearun~ on wknds We cn.n schedule Sal or Sun. :\tusl provide own trans SJ.50prhr. M0-9525 ----Window Tintinq Traintt Over 21. 644--8494 - Rad.Jo ()pcrJtor Combat 1-nRmcc.'r Chemical Opr. Spec1a_hs1 Missile Crcwmon Women / Men. recently Parachute Rigger divorced. Want to make and oth ers a new hfe? If you ha vc * • • * the desire. \ have tbe St.000 level Aloe Vera contour facc Cannon Fire Dir Spec lift. (Results guaran· f'or more inlormation on teed) Lets lake action this or other Army pro· Call Mary 64(}.5957 (leave gram contact your local message> Army Recruiter al ----------Costa Mesa 540·\026 Young and ambitious Huntutgton Bch 962-8821 General marhines 16751 Laguna Hills 768·5251 Noyes Ave. l rvlne GET TEC"NKfU:~ .· WITH os->. ·' We•• 8MiC/fOUf Corpor8tion. 1'111 lea<Je< ln'" 1"'4 am;in tlu!l•nMS C(lmpUltf .~tl'1. tnd OU< t8Q40 ··~QI) t\a5 C•Mled .l nvmOm Of opeflln{IS on lXi'l'I '*" ,,t .1nct 2nd &MIS IOf E1«11onie ano E.1ec110-~1c::;a1 1 ernnic•AM •I .i1 1-•• ot 1o."°"'1!'dg4! .no et>ollty Em p~l OOl>Oflun11•e1 e~•sl 1n 11111 tollow1ng a•eo>, S°"•ems le¥el IMC & 111o.:111 T ••ino & 1epa1t o4 coml)lel~ 11n11s $ucn » IJ'ttn .. central proces90n d•&• ""''H. Pfln111ra m.:ionooc lac>e d!lv.CU on<! t'ldeO Olll)ljlys PnnteO c1rcv1t bolfd 1011no 411'\0 repair ID 111e corn· f)onen4 ~ Ot'I aulOIMhC IOSlett · fwn\1111\ly w\111 moc«> P'OQflllfl 1oyate"'19 (le1trable ~ C9ldldlMI .... be °''""'° ~ ~ UMff ,.a .... fl .. I fjM '*'9111 pj!CllllQ9 ,._., "' ~ or pllON (1IAll Tl1·5!00 tOr flt I~ tl8SIC I FCUr .a co_rp~~~~ ,q We -en Alllf!NIM Ac1t°"' .. C.OWI ~ty E~ MJF I•• , praist.-d al $1800 Will sell brok<'n. lovt:s <h1ldren for SISOO. 536-4644 &16 C~132 Afapiances 80 I 0 Amer fok1mo puppy, 3 •• ••• • • • • • • •• • • • •• • • • • • mo old I PllJ.IJ.IY .shot. $50 r R G II T 0 1\ M A G ED G:H-4325 ur ~ 1\4!16 HO'I'POINT !)Al .I:: 3:!08 FrH to YOY 8045 W~ Warner nr II arbor. •••••••••• •••• ••••• •••. Santa Ana 979-2921 l\KC Svrln~l·r Spant('I Washer . Dryer Dis rnolc. 3 yr:-. gt>ntle. perf hwasher $100 ea Color r ,kids 1'di; yrd 8:\.'t-~I · 1V $100. 646·5848 !15932 CASH PAJO KJUens. all blk w /green Ws hr /Dry r s I Refri!l eyes Malc/femulc workinii or nol 957 ·8133 645·5759 General Electric frost Purebred G c rm free uptight freezer. Lake Shepherd 4''2 m os. male new $150. 963·7127 Free to s.td home 644·50~J Used 8 /l Frldg\dair<> To llood home 4 llcalth)' . dsbwshr. wrks well $25. Puppies ·~ Pektnes~. Washing mach. as is SlO abo Pt•kl' mother Avail 494-06.54 815 759.0911 Rl:f,cite.,taU>r., t'ri~dau:c I'm a 3) r old Calleo cut Model. Works perfectly Pls call me! I need " ~ Ptr644.s&87 home 675-74~/64.2-350\. Dryer. G .E ell?etric. ? To good home. short b111r mo. old, w~e. $130. H.8 white m ale kitten, lO ~ wks . lstshol~ll68·ll30 RE'FJUG l::RA TOR aoodc~~ ~&or ~1~ss1s Refnl{erator Hotpoml, fl'06l free. white. l yr oh1 17 .2 cu ft. $240 Call M&t94G u e R'E COMES 1'HESUN .\ tonccrt for Solar Enerl(y, :.! p .m . S und ay J\llY 30. J.ldo The a t r<', Nt>Wpor( neach. ss·dona · tto·n b(ltn('fil ~ O.('..C. ftrcyt"t 1 .. ~ l'r••·a Adorable 10 week old black & orange kitten. Lovoble Nds gd home 839-W78 free to good honw nutry ployru1 1<1uen.s. 545.3793 Adorable klUens. M /F'. 8 wks , box train ed. &46-3.5'72 Mixed Labrador. female, \lh yrs old. affectionate. good with ch ildren . Free to good h o m e . Cs II Beverly at 898·5100 after 5::i0 PM. Dog for free. friendl)•, lov· able. 1trent wtth children f\4().~ rt:ntltwN ••••••••••••••••••••••• CASH PAID For ad uud furn. 1nt1 ~&.cir TV'• 957-8133 ·~~--··~···--· 5-18 i ~50 li4 5. 5686 Yard Sah· 41 7 II'' htcl. Chl">lmtl thorn G 'l Yr., CD~ s.1t !"lun ,, ~ I· u I II hi ' llJncl!'. pleas ure.-or good1cs&m1s\ sh•>"" ~~ iiiJ-647~e\e!' 175 KJwasak1 ~ !"lol.1 bd. ch.o;t. ~:is drvrr. s;.:1 bd--. ('rt h ;!;!15 w .1lli.1C'l'. <.:MS48·3047 \ r .1 b 1 a n M a r t' s . r e giswred. Xlnt bloodlines. \ 111111)!. bl'aut1ful & n• J Clll.tbll' 711 1524-8!!:!1 ONLY S1 S.-11 ;my rtem °' com blnallOO of Items fOf' $'75 or lesi. w1lh .i Penny Pmcht>r Ad 3 tin<.-s ror 2 ~on"4'CUtl\•' day<. ~ad> .tdd111onal hni-'' 6(~ for I.he:: day\ Ch.trj?e 1t' :-lo.:ommerc1o11 .. ds For mon· 1nform.ll1on and to pldC'e you' ad call 642-5678 Newport Beach Tennn:. Club. Fam mbrshp. SSOO I~ ·-1118 evening:. 4'xR' Brunswtck slate pool table. Oak.~ Lite & cues $00 &42-4141 ------- Large plastic cover for auto$7. 631 3"i4 in . . . ~ t01D l4.k.. TV.bclo. ••••••••••••• •••••• ••• • ....,,,.._.... 1011 Hlff, S...,_o I Otl ·zNCOR~ !>trrn. v. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9040 loak. Soll 9060 locrb, Solt •060 Sunda~. Julv 23, 19?3 ••..•••••••............ ••••·•············•••·• 15 Run a buu t w !iOh p ' 1 S (' A P E U 0 R Y t:vtnrud~. full l'anva:.. & TYPHOON UI' full kt>d. trlr la900 U.11 bef 0000. sloop. bcu.ic: ooat $tUOO ora1Upm.ti7341H4! With trlr & .-xlras ~ •...................••• Cl.ASSIC 26' ~~/ "SO ~~.?~. •• •••••• OAIL y P1lOT 0I1 ·1 • W'h.-4 o.; .. , nso l ---.......... -.. ~l·"lylr · Ztirulll le R<.:A cvlur TV., •.--a-.. ~ •J • 71 l.11~ P.iul l:.lm --·-• both ~• '-R .... I to Rt'el T ft P" ....... ~e. ne .... wt>ra fOU<IOA.TSLOOr ....................... Ge.rill •s 10 ....................... ~ COSTA MESA AMC/JEEP ~I IMCAUf. .. "' .. ' y. ca!>t' Cherry UI' .... ccQ./""'C R•ftorder $20 l. P ~ea ~ .. ... bwi\t Xlni ··ond $4.50 Built In famous Swedish 1-·or Sale. J Police :•••••••••••••••••••••• stupy1rd ThlS class bout mo1.orcyclt:11 1974 Hurley • • • R~Td$ ~ t'11ch l~ ' 644 2766 8101 Lroi.b) $l e <'I\ BE, 18lh St C\1 0.-~ 0377 Panasonic 4 cbllJ\lll'I rt.> Ct'1ver w 4 spkr" Pre W1.1rhtzl'r eler p1.1no amp. BSR wmrblt ind w :,pl'Cldl t:.i'\c' $400 SlOO ~l:l67 1lO gal wtr btr, b 1llo ol f-'<Arf1~ .. cvrnlio ori:11n -- $ l 00 Cb err) ""o o $200 Pl'arl') PA nev. SONY &:tamai. & 1-·onu dresser w mirror $SO ~ 673-~I 333 ilmp ani.w1"r111i: Painllllg outfll. l"<>mprsr -~rv1Cl' 968-6321 pot holie & spriiyer SSO 71 GIBSON Lc·' P<1u l -- 646-1896 Recording Brand new Zenith 19'" Color Table TV $-l2·9861 FOR SAU <.:ol 43. d1t!:.rl 9 bag:. 197~ 24' fll•tnl'll lkdan s1uls, luad1:d ,. 1t:qu1p 8ndl!C. OMC 225. xtra ment. wcU ll\810\ P P clean. dual statmn, VHF, SS0-9133 del)th hndcr bmt t1111k. . • -many xtrai. Priced lo 2:! St.ar w trlr 5 ::.ails. i;tl lllOVl' cond. Sl600 ~-17\l1640·:lK.'IS $10,500 , cond Choice case Rare. Two yrs old l'.:xcel cund HI Speed/Low C o st STONES TICKETS MUNI lst $5()0 /takes. 631-0938 tij150. 497-1633 HARRISON'S Saa"lin?-C 0 N C E R T C A L L Keith 646-5526 ANYT I ME! --loah&Mort... SEAR.AYIOATS SEASPRAY I "CAT~ 731-1110 Comet Conn Director m EqMl,_nt 3101 Coast n w y. N li FROM $1000 -rrunt cond1tion $125. C61tl ••••••••••••••••••••••• 631·2547 Gltt1mor• Soilboah 2Adjustable Electrobcds. M:!-7914 Gen1ral 9010 ---------1 Call836-68UO w /v1brators . $420 for ••••••••••••••••••••••• ___ _ both. 675-4363 Offi~ ~ffu.-. & IOIS ti & 10 Jo't. run11boul, nice Catalina 22. super clt"an, M .. ,....,...,.. dinghy $000/0<fcr SEA RAYSI pop top -1 e11~·tvsun·. Gomg LO. College! ust •••••••••••• • • •• •• • •• •• 61s-3951 67:1 6357 • cw.tom c<X•kp1t 1•11sh111n~. sell' 7 4 !turfboard· Metal desks $!0·$85. old galley, akohol ~tuH, 150 bas crossed tht> P11c1f1c Oav1dbon. minimum bLd Volvo Pent11 1nboa rd acceptable S2300 (2) 1976 S1Knet 111uto pilot. etc H drlcy Ot1v1ds.on s. Xlnt l'Ond thru o.ut m11111num bid acceptable Slc~ps I Ne"' l>(Jrl Slql pt>r vch1l'le. $2600 Sold Jva1l Ask l11g Sll.500 on 11n 8!>·1s ba.>1s May~ SW ~ inspected at Cit y Y urd. Lehman l2 trailer new l'O\er l! lldil!> etc liargam 673·1003 ur Catamaran W/tr<111t•r . xtra !>ail. l(O•)d c•ond Must sell $1400 Gury. &15·6015 John. 4>-4~ 7760 after7 PM Sabot. racing nl?. it<I rond $375 61:1~ l~O Ward. F V on Mon, JuJy 24th thru Thur Jul)' 27th, from llam to •\pm Sl'aled bids will bt• opened Friday. July 28th, lOAM m <.:lty Con trolter 's Off1c..-. Cit )" H1tll, 1020\J Slater. f' V Vclucles will ~ sold \.0 hlgbest btddc:r Yamaha OOhp, 4000 mr·s unh . sacrifice $100 !162 3125 J-1Mor+Oft 8412 0111la., Cir llW1tlngton Be.ict: You 111re the winne. or Hw'ff tr.. Hcbh tSZ2 5G value. le ~lro1. ........ ~ ..... , Clrcu1 Augw;t 3td thru l:'lth Anaheim Convention Center. 800 W Katcll11 Tickt:lJ mus t bt-c 't c hanged for res~rved seats at thf Convention Center ahead or t1ml1 Call 642·5678. Ext 32'.1 \.0 claim your ticket.; • • • dlmosl new, $100. :.prm.i wood desks $75·$95, chrs Alum Sk1lf. htewc1gh\. NEYER AG•IN Jenny 846 5H40 Wt:t swt $15. surf rack~. Sl·S20. storage & file IJ'"6', used twice. oar~ & " SJO. 35 MM caml'ra w /2 cabtneb all s tyl..-s oar lock!> Sa~· \ltill SALE 25"0"0ay. 77 ;,tt.'alS!H.iOO lenses, ISO. 4 fo.rma Is $15 (I u 0 re!> cc n 1 It l: h ls. S44·559'l · lS" Ranger-! ry SI 1 .500 12' Kur<illl' s atlboa\, S4W Xlnt i·ond, great 1st l>1Jat '71! Yamaha XS400. mal{s. A..tiC·.~~/ 1114 l ~3·0144 dlM"'· xlnl 1541 ""· SllOO ._stcs '520 f\73 05.17 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ea. szs 12 · 14 646 -520 1 i.howcases. bookcases. ----CLOSE-OUTS 31f lsander.Mk.IJ s.!ll.750 loah. 5'ifK/ New 1H YamahJ ultlurv OVING SALE tbb ts· 2·man dun . JU!>\ re 32· 1ona1lsl Sl3.!IM Doclu 9070 IYf 175 S875 or bl'st or M c' E WHOLESALE hrushed Must :.ell ~)() f>earson 33". load~. ~llJO r II 30 Washer & dryer 8 or OR , 2 4' cu 0 0 y ••••••••••••••••••••••• (t'r Call <1 ter pm ' r OFFlCE FURNTI RUE or offer. 494·5897 eves 59"Stl Yawl dsl $45.000 f!j ~~ ~~~cB~fr~~~n~I 2044 Placentia. C M ----* * • 62" 12 mtr. lrd $l3,95o Sll,S .AV .\IL.AILE s.r.,71139_3 ___ _ recliner chr, ofc ch,ur., 63t2777 _ 631-2570 JohnMoore \'OYAGEH t.Jl~5o Y1\CNt>WPort646055t lll'.:Lt.motoreyl'll'helnwl. CABINS . s 1 z l' i 5 8 S u per wall shelf set. frpl toob. Dtvert·A·Call al 12 pnce 935 V1ctona 24• Columhw l'h,tlll'lll-(l'r. 30 1\\alon m<;><>rtn~ In Magnum. $JO 045 9484 bcimboo s un sen-ens . lgl Recerve:. & forwards Costa Mei.1.1 l\lnt cond 0 k. :i ..,;11b. front of Scan'! & swim aJt \;PM window f<tn . la"An . your phone calls Nearl} Youarethewmnerof Sidl' curtaini.. nimpl'r $1.500 Ouna Wl'sl, 1\6 art:a $25.000 6i35W'J ---- ·~ Ford P\; New \1re11. brakes. paint ~ho~ truck CB S3000 499·302f Off to Hawa11' Must :.el: ·53 Bentley & ·-;: JOO .. Jaguar645·4~- '61 Chrysler CJOC. good. $65Clbst run,, spmklr. spreader. whip new Only S600 759·0811 tfwft f,..e t ickets 1 CO\lt:r~. ri:.h well:. JIHI 537-570llor s..io W82 llarr~ ·77 Yamaha OTIOO .. .JI M 0 re m 1 s <' 11 e ~ i. I Ask for Smith or Haase 1$22.50 value>. lo ~"1 rul'I WA."ITEO ,,Lip moorin~. duro Perfect cond. Mu!>t Classll' ~ VW nd .. tiod~ 759-1975. 1835 Prt Shcf· -----'--'"-I 16' flol>te Cal. xlnt l'Ond. tempun1ry for Npt Heh M'l' Sl50 Call s.u; !l(J:iO wrk. S8!I<: b:.l ofr r1cldPl,NU ,eh 8087 R .. ..,...9 ros. Tnmtabll ht!:tO:..\trJ!'> dbltrape1c.nJ1111:hn1·:-. dol"lur for -1 1· :-a1lboat 551 3652 orr 548 455!1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lanun & lalley Jib tra\·ct a~,,1sl l>lu.-Pis elJll aft6pm. ti4·1 7W·I ·;3 Kawasuk1 175 t-:nduru Stereo console GE. i..Jnl c· .. Int' I u d c:. T J m d t' m a·'-· l Jr "'11u5 64'" IT'''" f~x··lnl l'und , pl a stir Cond $75 iu atch1n•••tPa ....... l. lg rauc, pla)'"l'.n ·~-1 :. '"'· r "'" ,, ••~·• N I If I "\"d -, .. , .. "v " .r 'l'r:ider:. wpt i. 1P avsi or 1~" h1nl< KSN (1ltl'r 5700 c haJrs, $45 l'a. L~ wood e~c .s~50 _968 8576, ~~U:1l~~o~~~~~~n /111.'wl)Qrl lG. ha;. o·ah111 , bo1at:-llo1:urd11~ Y,u·ht>-miles $"115 '<tSh. rramc mirror SJS. l:onnl 960-5927 after 6 -Center. 800 W ·Kutella 121228 H.P . slt'cP> 2. :t ,.;i1b & irlr 548 !)55j; K.'l3 8572 trumpet, student :-.z $65.,0og obedience classc-s T1"c ket• mu:.t bt.> e" MERCRUISERS Sl7SO 552·7120 U t .. ,,. I l $200 ----642..8679 " ---p O ~ JO a ' 3 wh •elcr off road "76 now forming. Aug I changed ror reserved Stock #552 & 55-1 8' SAILBOA. T ~9 7499. H~1ltx1t1 l'enin Workhorst• Hlf p s.1!15 Color TV 25" c-;;;,:.(llc. t>ersooali zed pro · seats al the Conventwn S IJ,938 1'\Jlly rigged. fresh pi11nt Sallor1iowt·r Like new liol2 Mlil refng. desk & Swl···cl c·hr. fcss1ooal instrut•t1on. Do Center ahead of ti ml• ~• • If & d ,rnd varnish on all wm,., ,•·tu.•t ~t•ll f'J•·iri•• s·111 .. ,.. .'>31 OJti7 Ao•u•h & 2 high buck ''hr·. your.;c your og " Call 642·5678, Ext 3~ tu h " ·' J ' ' .. .,. ' ~ ' ~ ( 63 rn.7 Stork =ti7K hull Take anyw l'rc un 1 · I d \ I ... ..,torr "''6·l'"'0 avor 1·4.... ___ chum yuur llcll\'\!. l' · ' IV cvn w 1 r r · "' \'am.ti ha ·•so 1-:0duru. """ ,... .. "° 111 2"0 Hp 0 u C t:ir top SlS-0 14'17 05:n <-1·•00 I t f • •u ,....... ,.., ' -l 0 8090 • • • .. . • ..... • • .. IS ti r :>•on· ••• .,., ..... db lUOl'Up illl5 ""'()fr l'~t•·-g St"ncs. tick.ch for ' •• lmte>••••'•&••••"J••a•n·•'••••••• -1r 14 .S96 · 1 t) 6 380u "'w• " j ~ I as!> 1 < l' '1 r' 0 11 Nl~"tl NH m11or1111: 11r '1111 Aft IO ·73. " sale July 24 (oncer\ PIANO 15· fiberJ!lass over "',.'° Ht•nl·~adt• 2i rl't"l•111 h.1ul r111 JI ''"' ·'94·'"37 I l1ull w trlr. Sl"O \ft •. r rb l ,. \ll"I' ·7~, "··tUkl w tainn~ :.all YO ., NOW OPEN "' rt u •:. ll' • • :~11:1 2.'>17 Jll tipm ""' Red,.ood. surfuteo . mun<• GR.AMO lCCN1solel 4 30pm, !ltl2·t~75 ~:H•,, ~15·0205 tJll'l>ag:. & l~l!aj!c t•ar '56 Ford V1rtor1.i -d t runJ ;.ed . 7t:M. $~:111 &4&4103d<1yS12 :n:l:Jt·\•' Chcve llt> l97l SS <'Onvnt1 bk. C l 454 365 II P ,\J, ongmal top to bottom 54.000 dcwumenlL'<l mill'~ Mint $4200 t 714 )640 i2!1i Classic rllr s p1•1·1ah,;t / buyer v1s1t111~ 1':nj?land German). ltuly ExJ>t•r ' rel1abt11 fi75 J.'>:~: , LIKE uew 11~:1.1·· I Ufjlt•ntly nil :J(I ru•r. 1ndud warr.rnly bill':>. SSOO lob only \ltd ,.. W1\~TEU L':-.l'tl 101:'< UNTIL RPM • •Cor1111Jtlo .!;, .1 ...... 1., Mst sell7:-.4 l62il ••••••••••••••••••••••• :.a1lft~h. 11°+ S250 Oni: Sl ,100. pens1ve o;;mtl0Jltrlr,.in, 7•, lluudu cnl! ~111H·r '>hp for ffi} P<>"'l'r bo:ot .72 vw Camp1.•r ~upt·• Edison phono hurni. ... id 33.'l H East 18th St cond. 642 355.'\ 7 Days a week t'lc!IO "' shµ ~111 ... t wll ( 714 I 622 2513 i\i.k ror 7'I Sut.ukl GT3801.. 1Jk1• cond Ha:. t•\•t:rylhinj.1 RK,._otiOftOI Veftides 9530 19ilCHUOlH S6995 I J8Al6NN127183' rCherokeet-In Stock OVERSTOCKED CJ~ Pickup.. Wai;iont*r:. $1300 0 18counl on ~om models 2524 Harbor l!lvd COST.A MESA 1 14 /549-8023 "'J? lmntatiOftof Seout •X4 i; ,·yl J !>peed tran1o 4 wheel drivr lock1ni.: 1'1.bi-I t'mO\ a Oil' llllJ 1ad•o 1<nd h"'ater 1683JFY 1 Slt99 THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 HARBOR Bl \10 COSTAMlSA 04'2-0010 "' C~C .11mrny Hq~!l S1err a. II let• tH""" 2\1 OOI• m1 . .iu \ H t•r iu!'t' l'On lrol l.Odt!l·ct w.i.trJ~ krond """' o~t·rs11t>d oil road ttn·~ 5(J OO. iiOOO Cail li\4155-: 00~: '1' GMC J14 TOH 4X4 PICICUP V~. I ~perd trdn• wh1.>('I dn\\', pv.tr ~11 l·r- lllk, JllX fu1:11 an!. r:.c:11, huilll 0. (1(1 tot•tJ l .t'l" 1jl!ll~(·· THEODORE ROBINS FORD SlSO, home $165 675 3115 1•,...ta \lusa "15 0377 -) 9 759 !J 5'1 hJ) bl"'nX&ti new. 4500 m1 S625 =".OOO mil••'<.· N""" 111 .. :-. -'--"'-·' -·-~·-.,. WA.'-IED ( ppl y tont'" S72tWI 1>45·1174 · I · JJ ~ , , HAM ~I 0 ND 0 R GAN on s:ulhoat H •RRISO~'S COLUMBIA 52 Transportatiort 586-4976 ~attery RJl>.JlSi -· ~ \i 2060 HAllBOll Bl VD COSTA MfSA 64'2-0010 SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS AND PIANO CENTER ll73-7607 ~ "" Cu.,lom built l>~ Keltm •C•;;;:,·S••a•le•/••••••••• ~R--"/HS~a!:.,Saie/160 Dunnt-Bug~y. Pll"ll up1'bi Jt't!!)t)ter. b:~ m 1. b. Summer lrqwdat1on sale. 16" Doo . 5url or BJ). SEA RA y berg Abbolulel) :.1mt • • ...... .._.~-' style. $700 great ror bl'h I .tUlO' Sl45C • ,J! l~\l_?t• Sceo1c Realty 1-:verythmg !talc pricd·ed great exercise. w oar~ 3101l:oai.lll"'Y· N ll lcss f\111 ra1·mg & l"ru" Rent 9120 ••••••••••••••••••••••• or "'ork ldnt.1 .• t1l· i'IO 631 I094oi t .. 3 ,Ob., ~ E Coast Hw.) C M trlrS37S 963.4342 631 2517 tnl! t•qulpml 2 ho.it ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rent a 1977 Executive m1leage8JO 1923 ·51< Will:y~ ·•t'l\. l'L "' Pani.h Broker fnnui. Wcu:.cl CONSOLE 644ll!IJU o"ncr (In'' rl'asoni1lllt• Older 1•:.mix·r I ~ult·." n Motnrhome or ~ 1n1 rblt c:ni:1n, f.H·r}1h1n~ LEARNTOSAIL offf'r 1•011:.11i1rt•d 1\:.l<.1111! trut·k 5150 ~l.IH•· & motorhome from lkrb Cor\'a:r puwl!rt·~ :-.un work• S12!'1:: l•i5 :!!>JU UK~ your P,\,-.:T~ I :. to p p l' d 1 n t h 1 ' rt::.\JUrJnl ;ind thl' ma1tre cl' tole! ml' th.1l I nL't.'<fetl tu wt•.ir a lU.'. :.o I Sl.100 2 H:-. vlo .Xlnl 1·ond JJJ · 11 · J.;as t llHh. l' M CrUJ!>t.' 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Rl'as 646·4005 Wanted 8081 759-0109 . -loak, Manne •••••••••• •• • ••••••• • • • Earlv A men can :.pmet E · nt 9030 L a g u n a P a g <: ·• n t piano. GuUi~n, w.J ~~••••• ......... . ~IBt.ers~ Trade! l1rkcts bench. lovely tonl'. xlnl Aug. 25, need Cdrl1er 833-23i4 •ZODIAC date 847·4658 Port·A·Mannt· New Knabe 6"4 .. t!buny Inflatable Ooats WANT E D M J\ N U \ I. ~rand 1n model home l 2925 Collc~e. C M l.i\WN MOWE il }r. vlu $820ll, now S499S rll'1IS-l(}.2010 631·3474 Hammond Organ Piano Ry 1>1ttrn;1r ,11,i D1rnallls1111 H. t\\111 1; ~1 vx 11 r1 ll1e:-.cl cng1111· I ull) l'tlUIPJ>t'old b_v· 1mg111al owner fly Jppt onl~ $300~ll0lt C3"11 r'714-I 675 3211 xn 7531 •ir M&t\51!7 111' Soulhl·o;i,t Cl.1..,:.it· Hay oosl xlnl c·ond . rc:.ton•d t·oH•r. :-.l't' ,11 n n c .. 11µ A 111J s:1~00 ~HO 3500 Golf Clubs t d Center. 2854 E. Coai.t GRAY MARIHE wan e llwy COM 644·8930 The traditional heavy du ;!I)" Sk1pJal'k "75. Chl·~ Y 547·«>427 _..;_· -------KawaJ Baby Grand piano. ly. lightweighl manne \' 8. OMC. fow hrs. dcun. Wanted Outbodrtl f:oony. 5 yrs old, $3450 engine To J50 HP Gl' S7SOO on~ owner675 GS81i MolOr J 5 111' n u 1 n e n e w P a r l ~ SJll !*1t>4 ~ 73l5 Authonzed D1str Bn:.lol Cstm Campbell 22· nsr ---TV R~ Services. Costa \1csa Pnntcd 1·.ut t•ng. rrfrt u.~:..... • -o. d Vtl tr -.... Ha'~, St--8098 1714)892·8.'>41 l'On nv1-. mn} x a:-._ __ -L 8083 " ~.v 6429'J006J!.l.Jti15 ~n~n~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• -R ~ • • • • • • • • • • • • •••• •. • •• •. 1\1 S 0 L A R B A T T !-. ' 1 Comp\. sy:-.tem • aranl1. CH ARG F:RS. :J, nPw I MEED .AM AMP. li15ll Slll9. Quadraflt:x 878 rel{ SJOO l'a .. sl'll SIMI t•a I' r l'f e t a b I~ an u 1 ll $199. B&O 3702 I 1\ pr I or 3 for Sl\00 &t5 "9711 Fender BaM•man, but SJ72. Call 962·9!130 Total anything in 1wod working sysll·m price $4110 /\ von 11 man 11 ft• r a It condition for 11ro1111d $100 ---Ncvf:'r used 197R 1ns pcl· will do. Call 1i6l 1i2RI <1fl 21" l'olor TV S99 1 yr twn papers H11rga111, s·JOpm war. Frel' Del & Set up SOO-17 OHl!fi ·''" for ll1 II . 2052 Newport RI . CM IW0-1262. Fender Mar:-.h.111 uranJ.:l' 642·S340 ----t!l75 ~t1 t:rafl SF23. tw111 amps. Ct.>r\• 1n Vl'gJ --WANTED Bual tralltr. Mt·rci. 1500 outni;:ger:,. Allee PA Al'(1u:-.t1t· 271 Cir RCA 2.'>'" Consoll• TV used. for I•\". scn11· V hull radio. depth flnd<'r. E 1. cab w Allex .\J.1kl· ofr w/remote S2501bsl ofr 540.49:11 trallt·r. \lra), 642 t 121 631·3821 Eve 5.)2-3668 ---dy!>, 645 19~ •'"C' ~50(1 ._;;;;=--=------~---------.1 loah, Pow er 9040 · • ••••• •••• • •• • • •• • •• •• • Thunder ht rd 20 . furinul.i is· Sporlhne w 7511 P .1nhnS<m Beaut1ru1 1·1111d S1995 714·963· 1905 1977. Deep V t,1n1km Lrlr. Dana \\ t•,\ \1,1r1n1· 1i61 165'1 OulslanJin·i.: r;11'1' I l'l't1rd J·••·I., s1·1· 111 .1ppr .. 1 c\lt'" 71 .it .1:11 ;.vlll I l S111uu .>-tit (lli:!!I 828-8888 AM FM ~tu~o ' •: •rl<. 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Wfde tH:'Cf ..,. ~r wuuu '-"' .. ,... 9'.!5 N Harbor Blvd. S A O p L L dl r h ""·d hull. alum m:.isl. r11drlcr, S600 t>ia-11<12.675 2405 bstofr493·014l avt• astm o l e~uu bo d I k "IC(• -• •531·2503• • front <1xll• .,·ord PartJ} cntr ar . I> oc s, ~ ·•, ..... ~ . d B'L 9 140 4 ~-...a Dri 9550 See at 788 \\' ltilh. CM '"-'°"te '"es RENT 23· Fireball. self '"~ •H d1sassemb1cd. P:u11all~ -••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• rt•stort."'d Ai~ t unn1n~ ll"STINGl-:RSAlLliUr\T "76 10 TS \1•111\W ('(Jnlamt.'d.Lotsolxtra,; 76CJ7.loaoed . jlt.'<H C.ompll'll'IY rbll tl.1kc l.a1s~ri 4 to t'hu<r'>l' Motoht·t·.1n\' dd n1nd 645·228.'\ S65()0 ~t'"' tirk:-.. 1wv. a ho:L from. S300·$100 l.1wult.'11 ~ !+57 11711 H v rC'ntal "76 Mini mtr 675 92.:1~ mai.: whl:-. Ot'14 "ti bt:ltt.'<1 Jl Sa1lbo11t Rental Stand hvme Summer Resv ----Urt'' Xlnl c"Qnd ,\S ·• ut Nwpt t>unl'S or 1·.111 1ti C1mall1 "'t:\lr." Slpsti.Sl65wk 536-7007 "TIFon:ll-~4x4 L.omt:. 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Wt'll cqu1pt 67:.l 117-1 211' CllpPt."r w 1\rlr. dtlll!hY CH & lot:. morl' Must sell C:a I l ·192-4321i Kill' ll~ll . ready 111 !.ail Xlnl cond w lrlr S89!:> Cycle & Company SALE l"ox11· mupl·ds. part:.. ,1e t'l''I>. repairs ,111 ma kl•s. hu'' ,,ell. tradl• ~7tr :>H:WPOllT Ill. CM 1H2 7!11ll Call 552-0899. xecpt Sal Fl.i.it.1 ,11~ '\111pl•d. good PM ec.11d1t111n. inust 'l'll $\~I 16" !JOBI£ Ct\ T v. trlr ·l~U IMI :,,111 box. lr~pc1_1:. xl~a:-., Mo torcy clH / xlnt c1111d SHlOO .l41i tJ9.>ll Scooters 9150 .•.•••.••••.••......... '7.i F:xplorer 24 •. 20.000 m1 I KW gt·n 454 1•ng, I o a d c cl 7 8 6 I\ M <l SIJ.800"' Offer"' Call f\ Orown Lie whslr 752-061!7 ur 64S·296:J Trade OK Trailers, Tro•el fll 70 . ...•..•.......••.••.•• 32· Anitcl. full length a wn 111g, new roof $1500 or bst ofr 548·617:! ll1i2 21· Roadrunn\'r <.all 536·8236 aftt·r Ii l'M & wt>ekends USED 4114 VALUES 197' Jeep Wagoneer ·1;4 Ford t-"l!IO \Int 1•onll IP10631 V'8. a uto steer SI !OC .1 ~pl! Day.., lnJ?, all" cond. roof rack. 752 K!ii! 1 v c•<. wt.n<J 1mmacul11\e 1·ond L1k1• 963 12611 new' S7999 1972 Toyota L1C !:!31/\. Hardtop. off·rosd tires II.. wheels. very <·lean I yr 12.000 mile w a rranl y available S.2999 1976 Che\•rokl 1-z ton h 1 I Pl(M21 VK, auto. air sleenn~. clean 1n & out ! yr. 12.000 milt> warranty .tva1lable S5599 ·73 MaulJ • l') ! l"l'kUIJ must ~l·I ! ': n t 1·onu $1550 <\9-1 367:: ·77 Doc11w '·Tun. lo<.1rleo. 5 yr wmt~ 5.00U m• lit•.,l nf r 1\.12 l\J37 9 570 .•••••.•....•.••....... • I l ~ t'' ~ , o" \I,. d w IWOd!l'' •IOI I ond ~c ,, ,,.,. '" •PPr l•· S!95C (!( :.t 01 f l'I '173 l2:>:! 11 Start•rart. 23 m."l. xlnl 1·on1li11on. v. trlr 111 Cil<1~1><1r F1~h111~ mJdl •. 1 II su•· I' r• Iii' 50hp outboard. d1•1 1211 Voho 1 0 .,. 4 ;l •• u~l s t' n 1:> '72 Hondo Cl 500 C;tll 761!·9123 Jft fl &I D1x1c Qul'l'n, Sl'll l"on \.11ned. llkl• nl'"' Musi s .. ,. 10 :ipprC'C ;>IX 1559 1977 lntl•m ;it1on111 ~· 11111 t PIOfi2 • Vfl. JU\11 .iir cond . I yr l~.000 rn1h' warrant:y Jv:ulJbll· Nut J ltfllb ko) t"l' bul t'loi.t· It. :1 Fu II) toud1·0 11175 t nn' 1•r 1 l'C1 Che\~ \-HO ;,.111 Rl!lti, K3J l:Jtll CAN GET YOU \\ ccntrab. hfl• J:H'ki·t--Suzuki nu \ IW 1h-pth ~HSl3 S..per Clean ! lank etc Ready to gu f1nder.aut11 b1l"l'. b:11l c.:. IC l t I I F I ... • Lii JOI at " tr r • •' '''" 11, ll•)nr a 750 l.o m1 I'' W trlr $790. 49311428 lllnk. dual boll's. l'O\'rrs & ;..tra!> s:.!000 1127 27~1 g110d pme Pl'rt 1·onrl CLEANF.ST 1!16230 W/lrlr AND 26' NWPT clys826-1507f:'H''> ;:,:in 7711or~.O51114 Owens in Newport SLIP 1\sk1nJ! S3500 Beach. twin 327 Chevy !jl)J.4149____ Kite. $475 Two s<11b. ku·k iii l<m 2.'\0 Suwk1. neHr up rudder. hand lrolll') lx'en ran•d Also 3 r:ul e.!lgines., both hkc ne~ 19· Century 1973 lli5 h P 675-l349 trailer !'>41!·2f\.18afl 5PM l!nJ sU cont 22 rc•ur l)a & ~hower, A C. awning. carpeted. forced air furn $2995 548-2623 /lwto Senice, ,arts & Accessories 9400 .................•..... ~verylh1ng on this boal Mcrcrwscr I /O Onl~ i!I -------- m A·l shape ready to en· hrs Cov<•r top trlr. ,14 :i:i· ·w1 lrlw1ncl · r;11· JOY. Many extras Call gal t· nk $4950 1~15 5fl57 1ng ,cru1s111~ talamar:1n. 830-2019 or SAi 7770 ror .:' ' loaded With ext r :1s details. If you want ii 1975 Ccnlun fbq(l s . $\500. Call :.:u !llilO l'Vl'll real beauty don't l1•t this lradcrahll' l'rtmwr. xlra \'am.1hu 2.'iO J..ndurv. )I.Int Chevy Rt>l·/\ir 283 cng & mml 01n or street Lo trans. rear end damn~<: '"'· s:ISll 1!1711 Kawasaki tu lfl rr fende r . dnvc ~~~I. :1 tyl. 2 ~trokc en~. away Good cund S350 Sli5 id3 H>11:1 499·2116 .661 -2088 one get away r I ca 11 0 an a Wes l ------M · 661 11;sr 32' Jeffcnes. completely ' anne ' · 1 equip"d incl mooring. 25' Toll ynalt l!Hi5 . $12.000. 213 /654-5108 28' Chns craft ~ca s kiff 1966 BANK REPOS Of 18' Lyman Bay boat fer!I. /\very to (114 l Rebll 6 cyl Chrysler e nJ?. 675.g990 many xtras. $1500/l>s t _ · olr Call 493·7533 '78 Sea Ray. 2"1 • Cuddy 1!174 17" o·oay l)liys.1d(•r & trailer S230<1 75l ti84il MOVlNG Mus t s ell CAI. ·77 llontl:i 5~111\ 'tint rnn1I . \'ra~h bar:.. rutk & hu<'k n•st . nl·v.· (trl'l'.. $11~ ll:T7 2753 2Q Evmrude6hp Lotsof ·7:1 llusqu\.arnt• 125CH. t•xtras rnduded A good Xlnl cond Must sell, buy al $3750 Ph 846·3786 m> 557·64~ Mag whls. 15"'. 8 hole pat· tern. 2 8 ... 2 lO"' wide off Ford van $100 646·2752 Salva~c '73 Dal Pt;. tomp, 1600, 46.000. runs. xtras Bst ofr t akes all 642·0468 eves $5999 1976 Uodgt• '• ton I' L 1 PJ039 I VII, auto slf:'rr mg, I y r 12.000 mil<: w11r ranlY available $499• l97i Ford F 150 Shllrl •<' ( P900 l 4 sp stereo, off road equipped I yr 23.000 mrl<' warranty ava1lablt• $6999 1 9 7 5 P I y m 1: v 1 h Tra1ldu.ster 1 I' 1076 : \'K. auto, air. steennit. 1m maculate in & out ! yr 12,()()(} rnrle w ii r rant~ available $529' 19111 Toyota , Landcrwser 1Rl052A l Spoke wheel~. tow tracks. ber~e. clean t J!lCib Fon:! ... 1·11no1mt• -. <to 37 j (J • r h l'" I u (f c r 847 tll!r. ·~ F'ord 1-.runohnc Ii l'): good cnnd. lo m 1 s. ~o 494 56illi ------- 'i7 F'ora 'a" 1:rp~· p11neled. lo m1 s S6000 1;75 :uc1~ "6:! Metro: I nl I l'Uht l>lt for 1•atcnnl! 1\. C SI :!()(• Of!c1 497 L4!H 7~ <.iMl' I Ton \.an, PS, Pll. t1Ulo. 350 ~n.:. $4,600 549·0:711 !:l':'ti F ord Cu~lQITI Econoi1nl' JSO cstw paint. m:ig ~. crp t~. pnlng. rear seat. AM / s75 Use our famous • 24' l'roJan cabin cruiser . rbll Ford V 8, full can vas, bait lank in shp at Dana Pt SacnC1cc• $2000 Eves 581 ·0834, cabin Many l·xtr a!> Newport s lip avail S13.950 or nearest ofr ~730 or 675 9459 a~k for Tom .._,__..__.._._...1111111....__.....__.._._..1111111....__.-...,_ .... llflll_..__.-._.. .... 111111111_...._I yr ·12.000 mrle warl'Bnty available. S22H COPELAND J!fr 200 I E ht, SA 551-8000 FM ster cas!> Look~. m:-. 4' great John. 673-4431 <H 1 • $46-8l!Ol 1W : i PENNY PINCHER ADS For Oflly SJ.00 yo. c• adHrtlM •Y 1 .... ,,,. cOtlllbhtatiow of ite.s to••HllCJ $75.00 or less.. Our PIMHY PIHCHU AD c.-sts of l U-1 tor 2 c:oa1K11ffve clays. Eada 119111 .. H• 11 Wfortlte 2.,.. c .. 't.C ,_, ,._._. M or .. .,.. r1cft -............ . Nee d ....... ,4 642-5678 DAILY PILOT days 168·1222 ext 48 16' Crestbner duy crui:wr. Dave deep V, 60hp Ot B. bail tank. s kis. Amer tr Ir 30 Seany Weekender like r1ew. Mske oftrr $32,000. Anuous to 11cll ms-8332 lmmac. prof mamtarnL'<l -------- by a skipper. Twm 4~ · Searay. 1975 w Jtrlr Cnnsaders 40 Hrs. Elec Orig ownr Must sell, refrig, s ips 4·5 com beslofCcr 673.9192. fortably, s to,ve. Estl--------- cruisin g spd, 30MPH. 17' Kona. 140 Mere pnwer Equlpt lor Ciahing. CA ii trim Xlnt cond. Must 8-5pm. 540·3383. Aft 6, tell. bought larger boat 640-7822. $2600. t821 Pine. H n 960-4607 17' Thunderbird. 85 & 71;'; mere eng. Wallstrong skis. trlr. Bait lank. all loatt. SeH 9060 extras. S2000. 2182 Na •••••••••••• ••• •• •• • • • • Uonal. CM. Sat 10 lo 4. or Udo 14 12034, new sails, ~3858 cover . trlr. Sl350 32' ORAND BANKS. 1970. 1_;.;67_3-3707 __ . _____ 1 VHF radio. auto pilO\, Pvt pty fm.~49 Peat w/traller. •• 14· 8o8ton Whaler, 40 HP. ___ aao-o __ i_oe __ _ Evbu'Ude blf \ w\n el\&. '78 Sol Cat, ts ft. w /trlr. xJnt cood. ncld. trlr. nu new! Se.ldom used ldOO. t4.2.a8r1 daya v.so. ~ 1'75CHEVY &A.ZH VS, automat1r. a ir cond . p~T steerin~. stereo & nearly new wh1tl' sp()ke wheels With large tires 1081NJ0 1 CO M PARE 1'' SAVI SSS tt76CHIVY 4•4rtQCUP WlthSeoWdale tnm. Vit. aut.omauc. f.w r. a\cf'r tng. t11t whee . du1l tank1 • a tonneau cover 11.A?~3) CALL MOWll! COHMll.L ct41YIOl..ll 21128 Harbor Blvd COSTA M~i\ f,46-JJOO • f ;7 Che\}" \an. m&n) xtras Mugl sell P P 549·-il~. • '74 CMC \>antlur61 ~. ~ auto, PS, PB. 65,000 D'U I> t .AM 1 FM 8 lr. velv.:t & l crpl <'e boic S4300 I 831·9829 '&Dodge Camper. rdng. sink. pop top. auto. , $700/ofr 642 9115 __ _ ~~~ .... !~.~~ WEIUY USIDCAISI We n-the new Chcvrolel deeler!\htp in lhe Jrvillc Auto Ct-nter Wt' need yoor ust<d car' JOi MACPHHSOM CHIVROUT 2.1 AutoOM1tc:r Drhc lRVJN~ 761-7222 I -•• • ~ ~I .,. 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(972SPIJ $5495 IOI WITHAM VW 7600 Weslmln11tc>r Blvd 893-7~'H /638 7880 1974 OTB 2000. :.mall work ~e<I S3000/ or be!lt of fer. 631·~74/&6~·3'"1 1971 t'onvt•rt. rl'd. iclnt rond t• I' $:ML'111 ti7~ H234 9707 ....._ W.t.d 9590 AMlot W..t.d 9590 •••••••••••••• •••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·12 IOOl.~ t dr. auto. W!WILLIUY YOUIDATSUH PAID f'OR OR NO'l TC>rDOLLAR FOR TOP CARS BARWIC K DATSUN ~ I ' ' I 'I ' q' I, I H 831-1375 493.3375 WE BUY CLE.AH CARS t. TRUCKS CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA 546-1200 WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR TOP USED CARS fo'ORF.IGN. DOMESTIC or CLASSICS If )our car 1s extrJ clean ... ce~f1rst. IAUERIUICK 292!> Harbor Blvd \:OSta Mesa 979 2500 WANTED! l .111• rno<frl To)ot.1,, \,111\11~. l'lrkUI"" ~ V .Ill' l 'nll U.' tudu v ' 1'44H..-rll•4. c .......... "40.uOJ .. s.0.,01 l\M ... M. dnl rond t:•ooo 00 :\26 t 6'*:' 117~1(1 7 l Audi 111111.<;. lu 1111 '· .11110. SlllOO toff.·r 4tl.4 1811'1 ·72 AuJ1. 100 1.-;. •I ch. i.un roof. 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C<>MnETI IOOYSHOfl HOWOf'DI IXCEUINT SELECTIOH O~ IMWRESALES Wt• m1_1y have your Tll'xl l't•r m our inventory Call Uh today I 131-2040 495.4949 ------'701MW200l &-dan. 4 'i!>('<'rl trans . whit\' with hlock intrrwr Looki-lll\\l runs ~ood (7K2l.VK I $200-J IOI WITHAM VW 7ti00 Wl'f!lminster Ulvc.J W1•11tmln11tl'r 893 1So:"il /t;J8 7880 ·7:, BMW 2002 i\utorru1lll' trunsm1. .. ~1on. uir cond /\M/fo.M!ltcrco tupc. t<M'JNIT > $74~5 i\ulhoni\.'d warrnnly (01261 $10,200 ROY CARVER IMW l540Jamboree Road NEWPORT BF.ACll 640-6444 CREVIER &I Sf 6 H OAOWAT SAHfA AHA 835·3171 fH( UltlMAT( OAIYi..c; MACtt!HE •USB>BMWs• '7220024.sp (~LIA > '75 J.OSia (230R VF> '7:>530\ Auto. (9l6MTV l '762002.4spS/R(549PHZ1 '76~; SfR(S8lRCSJ '77320S/R (567SXG > WE BUY USED CARS <.:ALLGAllTll Usrd C;ir Mi:r • MIWPCMT 911.CM • ti7 ANGLIA. ~d rood $49:>. 675-8258 /646·4848 Salcs-Serv1ce·Le<J.SmA Closflt On S..ndays RoyCaner,lnc. ---- Rolls rtoyrt> UMW '75 5301 auloma~ll'. air \540J amborer <·ond. AM 1f'M Cas~<'ll•'. 540-5630 ---N•wportBearh lil0·&1'1il 1m :tt· l'Ond $9.700. IOHXSOX &SOX Alfa Romto 9705 ~ • 494-0781, 499 21104 • LINCOLN· MERCURY "DOES IT AGAIN .. WITH THE ALL NEW LANDMARK VAN --, IT'S VANT ASTIC!! Everything about the Landmark says Quality. Including a peppy, two-litre. fuel-injected engine. Wt/ reliability and efficiency, a host of luxury features. • nylon carpoltng • 4 O<ll<>w·back buckot se111s • double bed con•or11b10 ~0111 • oaneled walls • vinyl hoedt1ner end door panels •ice boa. sink bar • suede curtains • 2 roar speakeis -cno1ce o l 2 designer pa1nl $Cl\emes • lull 1nsul11t1on • doloae oohons at oatr• cost SCIROCCO-CHAMPAGHE EDITION II Plus vour choice ol options Now available tor immediate delivery "The el8f;1ant sports car 11 goes as good as It looks · FREE PRO SOCCER TICKETS kl' tt. first 450,.... wtlo 1 e91hr for HM YW SMot o.t --.""4o OWl..,.._1 •74 CAPRI "' s peed . att condltk>nlng. AW FM stereo. low mites. orange . saddle interior (311LH1l '2799 WI KA VE HARD TO FINO l&HtS '11 S-.... •.IS-. #4to4t '16 s.r..t. •· tH"9SI •J6 s-..t. I~. #HJ41 '16 6.w _.-._ olr. lw. 1'51J>I '75 e..,.,, ... , w . tSw . 1'14JOI '75 s-r..f.1446MOHJ •71 :.:::: IH6UIYI '11, •. I "-Ir. INOTlUJ 2-74 ._cwmi ·11 ... 111tf'Lll ·n ... , ..... , '" CY9Uttt ·11HONDA Cine CYCC UMedl 4 speed . air cond1t1on1ng. low miles. metallk: green and black Interior (426SMCl SAVE '11 l20i S /R, rur. stert'O. alloys. Sierra Beige Ve r y clean! <I.le 567SXC 1 CREVIER Must :.ell ·74 1.28 sedan. lo ·75 3-dr 4-spd, air. 29M. re· nu. new urea. AM/FM. ar de-Cog, FM. CB, tape. runs areut $1800/080 13" M1rh Beaut. $3300 499-4018 or 492 7813 firm 962 3650 "76 Fiat l28. 2 door. xlnt 'Tl CVCC CIVIC . xlnt l't>nd cond. 25M m1 , $2500 l2.00Um1 a $3,700 ( 11 ~ U H L X I t• P 644 ·2212 '70 MBZ280St: 73 orE&. GT Fuel UlJ, 6 cyl. automatic Lut ye»r for these trans. wr cond AM/FM d~acs. 4 speed. radio. radio. power sleen ng. beater. mags A ref power brakes. power eyeb11ll perrorme whtlel. 1052061 I t963JGT~ ~ $2495 7141S59-41m Authonzed VW Dir IOI WITHAM VW i 3 Hon d d C 1 v 1 l 18111 liench Blvd H B 7600 Westmuuter Blvd & I S l ' U OAOW,tl'f SAM IA ANA 'J4FfATXl9 Hat<'hbuck. good care. Call 842 443S Westmmsler tape deck. Sl900 ~5·4903 Mercedes 450SEL. l9il. 893-7SS1t831M880 8353171 Shurµ utt.Je sporti.tcr 4 THE UlTIMAlf. Olll~INCl MA\;14\N( speed, radio & heater '70 2002. snrf. I\ M F'M rass, wht w /dark blul' 1.nt. Xlnt cond. 644·4754 Vt•ry cleun' 1642MCC) $2995 IOI WITHAM VW 7GOOWestminsler Blvd 28.000 ma on new engine. i3 St auon Wagon. grea' JCICJUCW 9730 sunroof. new tires. all ex· cond1t1on Selil offer ••••••••••••••••••••••• tras 957 1!191 during 957 l606. Randy business hrs ·75 XJt2C, lo mi's. xlnt1---------PClll!hro 9747 '75 BMW 530i. auto, xtrPs. Westminster low ml, xlnt cond. S!J(>oo 1193-75511638·7880 rood. tl0.500 MIZ •75 450 SE ••••••••••••••••••••••· 646·4848. 675·8258 B I u e I B I u e . E I e c '72 Red. dnl cond SlS,000 Sonroor, Superb. could Stock P P 549.4101. finance for 60 m~ 1Ser 5.13-2366 ____ 552_·1_4'11 looS f'tal 850 Spader like ·7:; XJ 12 Fuel mjected . capn· 9715 nu. f\U Mtchelln rad1uls. mlnt l'Ond. maroon w /blk rblt ·cngmc. $1100/offer vinyl top. loaded. P .P ••••••••••••••••••••••• IOI 15(~1 $11.200 Days 637·7373 '71 (;;jpri. 4 l'Y'· l60lln. ---i::vesaft6~3658 39411 Call for Details 1,·----ot-----,-7-41 ~--fWWWIS -'-7'" llllClmllll ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4·spd trans. stl•l'l belll''7 XJ\140 DH C Perfel't • • .•• ... ,.... ~ ., ... , .. _.,,., .. •PEUGEOT• We ha"e a good selec11on of 6046 & ·;it Diesels no., m "toek Lt!ase deall!r direct 548·9806 aft tipm Mon !Jin -.tnpmg. Ulaupunkt for lop r!'s torat1on --.. -S-O_S_l_/_ .. _5_0_S_L_C_'_ Fri AM FM cai.~ l'oly t·o.it Never wrt'd~cd . Jll , , l'CI 2 vr warranty S6GOO there. all ongmal ~ HOUSE Of ~3 Capri . l'lcnn, good me<'h cond . AM 'FM. \ 1n top Sl500 &15 1726 '72 Capn V 6. AM F'M 8 lrk. auto. P P SI 150 846-&131 ·74 Capn. auto . ..,nrl. mint cond. !'rlust ~ell S'.:!550 Mt 6 548. !177'1 14 V-6, auto. air. i\M 1 ~·M . sunrl. dcror ~rp, xlnl cond. $2150 :>SHI032 ---- Datsun 9720 ....................... '73 DATSUN 2402 4 !>ptc'l'd, radio & h1·Jll'r mai:s. h1 milt•)> but '-CO pretty & run' .:rl•;Jt <462RltHI $3<\9:> IOI WITHAM VW 7600 Westminster Blvd 893· 7551 1638-7&!0 *DATSUMS• L~Mledion Of All Models SALE.'i·LEJ\SI NG PARTS-SERVICE We Need Clean D;.ibuni. • COSTA MESA DATSUN 2845 11/\R BOR BLVU 540-6410 540-021 l BARWICK DATSUN ~.111 Juan ( ',15J1,lr;.i11u 831· I 375 493.3375 ·m 510, runs OK $375 ~USt ~\l'll 548-6338 '77 280Z. i\ M /FM H Irk S7300 or hcst &1'1·0%1\. 640·4090 ·ro 510 W:i~on . n ·blt t'nr.: Nice $895 311 W W1l:;11n , 1110. Cl\! 1973 Datsun 2110 7.. auto. air. ma~s. A~\1 FM . '<Int cond. S3800 837 605(1 ex l 554 wkdys. 4~7 :!6 1 Ii evs/wknds '73 Datsun 240Z I\ 1 r . AM/FM. mags. shadow One o( Lhe best around $418:> or trade for van or pickup of equal valut! 615-94:>9. 556·6730. ask for Tom. '73240Z, xlnt rond. Sl9.000 673-5388 '16 Datsun 2!!07. <! + 2 ·I spd. AC, tape. rally whl~. Jo m1. suJ)<'r ntl't' $7500 631-1042 '74 260Z. I owner Calif cur Adult driven. xlnt t•on<I Priced to sell ru~t S3800 Call 494-2932 '73 240Z, I011dl·d $.3800 r P 964·2953 '711200. new trans. <·1utrh & bra kes. Sl2501offor 8J3.33U '77 280Z, AtC, AM 11-'M stereo 8 trk. m a.:~. \ouvre wmdows. 4 ~pd . 18.000 m1 Pvl ply ~-ask for Barry '73 :MOZ. auto. air. stcrt'<> casselle plus. $3700 675-0094 Fi.t 9725 ••••·••················ '72 FIAT ISOSPYDER Very ~lean. 4 speed. radio & heater One owner (lady). <323PQT> SUl9S IOI WtTHAM YW 7600Westminster Blvd . Westminster 893-75511638-1880 172 FIAT 124 s speed Spydcr. stereo radio & tape. mags, oraoae with bleck In· tenor. caesF!F> $2899 IOI WITMAM YW 1*)0Westmln1ter Blvd. Wes\miMter 8'3-7SSl /631·7880 I I . . . ~ GG8s OTO (714 > 964 2314 Art i; IMPORTS, IHC. Xlnt _Mark has lhe largest display m r lAT 1977 128 ~t·c.l.in conc.J Mu.,t..l'll ti42 7&!0 57 Jaguar. mmt c·ond1 lhl• Wb t " 64 's Lhru ill'-. tiun. ~ 2131921 8S8P iM/:>23 72!">0 1i111847·1853 On Thi· !-t.1ntJ l\nd 121 Sp1dc>r. bm conw rt. 738 F"reewa) l!nti. mint cond1t1on Call Mcllda 9 1972 Ml-w 280C aft 5. ti73 35IS5 ••••••••••••• •• • ••• •• • • 6 Automatic>. pwr \leer mg. air rond de t•iclru lo"' aal!JCI nlilcs cmrvo. $7495 HOWARD Chevrolet Dove & Quail Sts <Near MacArthur Over 200 F'1ats to Jamboret> & Bns tol; dloos<• Crom plus an Masenlti NEWPORT BEACll nut)>tanding ~elt.>el ion ••••••• •• •• ••• •• • ••.... 8 3 l·O I 16 orSPorts cors:it -----__ _ DICK MILLEH '72 Mase~att Bora. ·74 '72 M~Z 280 SEL 4 5. tht• MOTOHS coolmg :.ys. xlnt rond. bll! powerful one. phys1 lZQ W Warner.~/\ Sl 7 .9oo 848 0 6 6 1. l'lan owned and mam 557 2132 962 223! I' p · I bl - --tatnC'd. pt>rsona . Ut'. 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AM 1 F'M stereo you hu~l' a 3 pump cho 1rt.' on this On<' regular. un leaded. h1 test. 077P PJ I $4450 540-5630 l•MIXSO~ & so~ • LINCOLN· MERCURY 2626 HARBOR BL VO COSTA MESA PoncM •.....•...••.•....•.... 1 :>39 VN L 1 µn nod $1'195 SI I ,000 New M1rh's, all sen n 1975 Carrerra. 2!1.000 m1 BOB WITHAM VW <:Ords Loaded S49i5 Cle<' \I. lndows A l' LESS Must S"ll thts wut•k 7600w 81 d ~ "' 11.'alher ant cassctti·. estmmster v than the new '78 1\\aila 545-~ or 644·9582 bu::. polyurethane paint 893·7551 1638·7880 ble for lease (0308411 "°44·2252 blark. new PerellJ ur..,., A IOUllWllD'G811 i---------Bebt offer 3907 ~a~ho1 (' Brand New •79 HOMDACars MANY To Choose From! UNIVERSITY Oktsrnobile Honda Cars • GMC Trvcks :..>H.'"i<l llarbor Blvd Uista Mesa ~40-9640 lllBCIDa all MG 9742 _n_r_. N_B_o._,s._5344 __ _ f . •.• ........•.....•.••..... '76 MG M1d~el, mllht ~ell '&1230SL, ong mt. nu ('ng. Good rond Lo"'-m 1 nu convert top Su?t·rb $3300 bst orr 639-4529 l'Ond 58990 firm Mu!.t wll 83J. 7723 1978 PORSCHE 91 ISC Thi!> on\• 1:. t oaded · • • Mocha brown t'xtenor & low m1h." Pn Pl> Call !)3fl 5120 HONDA CIVIC 4 SPEED HATCHBACK $ SGC4626634-3001 SALE PRICES GOOD 24 HR. AFTER PUBLICATION -SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE HONDA ACCORDS IMMEDIATE •UYERY ~.,,.ported A.vto•. l•port.d Alrto•, ·~ Auto,, llftpOfied Auto&, Imported Autos, lmporhd Sunday July 23 1978 0 DI ca ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• _ AIL YP!LOT u POf"Klw '750 ~ t7SO ltolJ loyce 9756 Toyoto 9765 Toyota 9765 Toyota 9765 ~~01, hnport.ct Autos. IMporW AMto1. l"'porftd ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 PORSCHE &1 ~hf'('on\ert Rare •t DEAllR IN U.S A lffOH YOU '76 Corolla \\ai:on. <1uto. '71Corona,4·dr Trf...... 97'7 Volr$wOCJM 9770 VolbwOIJIO 9710 '' 4 roM&ter Bl.acll ou bhu.11. ~ ROY SRL YOUR aJx. FO,f, 27M. Mich rJd. $750/best. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••·. s spe~ct Lovely & 10 491 321119 TOY OT A xlnt cond . $3850 firm. 1179·2523n Sl·46lO. ·71 TR6.63M, good 7S Dasher Wagon. air, 'i•SUPER B£~Tl.I' rn 11 ~ 5 l' a I I r 0 1 61 P h CARVlR • 1162-3600 •72 Corolla. 4 dr. extra ex cond, P.P.12700 radials. 4 i.pd' Yellow p.il"Uculars t6ilH'Q> t'ng .o~sec1..'\.~~!· ~:~~~ ROLLS·ROYCC SEE us• 1973ToyotoWOCJOn clnl. cond. Sl050/offor ~~·4839 :ri93'18, $3500. Xlnt gas ;~~ ... ~l~e.s~lliu~;,;.~f IOIW=AMVW ~900 Offer 497 l-&94 =!:;;'~.:,•,, MAlQUISTOY.OTA Hate6Gas133SGSQ1 494 4378-135 .Emer11ld '73Sp1tfire.xlntcond1t1on, eage. \~) 7600 w .76 "t~"hM "l'. 17 ,""", m t. .,....,.. MISSION VIEJO SI 199 Bay must sell $2475 Pvt Ply ·m VW Squareback. reblt $2995 estm111ster Blvd .-,.~, • ~ , uuu 83 I 2 8 9 894 1613 ena1ne recentl•· pamted Authonz.ed VW 011 893-?S5l/&3IP880 x.t.nt cood $7 999 c1os10 suNo~n • 8 0 4 5· 121 O lill Maxey Toyota _ · ·-:-· · J • 494 7176 ---18881 Beach Blvd 1977 TOYOTA Volkaw-9770 Cra1rAJgcoFnMd.ll Rlr!_cHk. s~el2r00eo 18711 Beach Blvd ti h 'T1 Po .... cbe ----'61 RR, Cloud 11. clu111c, ·ncecca lJflbark blk, ltd H ~·· "' • Call842 ~ Turbo c;rrera '68-911, 5 spd li1thama w h ll e . li n r r Ca n edit.Jon, alloy whb. S·liJ>d. wil~f.~;ich COROLLA ••••··~i~·;i:9~~~ ••••• • Call 546-9933 or 979·05\M. BLACK, Blaupluntt yeJk>w./natural lntr Ex ~chase o r tr ue F~ s:.~r~ .. Air. xlnt SRSUmACK Air cond. 8·track tape, ·oovw Bug. st.er«>. air cood1tiorung, ~onal rood $-\ij()O. Ph 3809 Bslofr. co · .,........,, evs 5 speed. faclory air 49,000 miles, while good rond1llon $1100. (l!OM.S4) 494·2932 Saab 9760 '76 Toyota Cell ed GT cond · AM /FM radio & <'-Slt97> $2995 152·0232 $33.995 '76911STaraa, 18.000 m t. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Llftback, A/C, AM/fo'M. rallye wb~Js t l36SXAi Authonz.edVWDlr Aulhonled vw Dir .. S 1 xlnt cond . .,."""/best of UKt; NEW'!! 18711 Beach Bl. H.8 '62 VW, engju.st reblt, xlnt 18711 Be h Bl d • all cxtr<1s, nawlci.s Best '*' AA * ~.,.,., • .... 95 cood. Bargain. $800. ac v · h .B. over $14.500. b"15·3530 1978 Saabs from $5995. fer 714/673·6325 ~., Call S42·4435 642·2520. Call8424435 (3248). Lease dealer Nabe '71 PORSCHE '14 914. silver blue. Im· direct. Also. Turbo Demo 1973 TOYOTA * HELP * rs '77 YW SCIROCCO '10 Sqrbk. auto. 68M. ong 91 1 T mac, mny xlras, $4900/ Now available! CORONA WAGON A v r r Y s h a r P I 0 w mi's. 2nd ownr. Im mac Peru red.5speedinnear olr (714J839-mJG IEACHIMPORTS h~·~fHXE> w ..... OOfA Cadillac :'~~:t;~~~~:e~~e~'re4 ~· Sl~OO/Cirm mint condition, inside & ·oo Porsche !11 2. s unrf. 84800VESTREET 1 9 Mok• Us Alt Offer ar s hadow & mags. --------- BOB WITHAM' SAYS . ND SHORTAGE HERE! out , i t 's lo ve ly . slate gray. $7000 Pam <NearMacArthurBlvd IHIMo.xeyToyota !hOO lt11 1'"11 U1HI silver/black interior ·73 VW 41 2 W agon . <06.1MXG) ~1639, 644·31!84 & Jamboree Road 1 l8881 Beach lilvd . SALE C· "'·1 1\1".1 '111 •11110 102SSPT> AM /F M c11111. air. food E'VEGOT'EM f799S R...autt 9755 NEWPORT BEACll Huntington Beach $4995 mech .. $1600 or o fer. IOI Wfl'HAM VW ••••••••••••••••••••••• 752-0900 847 8555 IOI WITHAM VW 494-3491 eves 7600 Westm1nster Blvd -rT DRIVE OUR TOYOT... .. Celitos * '73 Toyota. 6 cyl. 4 dr. xlnt 7600Westmmster Blvd 893-7551 /638-7880 • ~ '74 SAAi " * r~-.. cond. sell or trade for or· 893-7551 /638·7880 i 4 Sun Bug. 1unrooC. lo "LE CAR Sharp Lallie sport coupe. PICtCUPS p~l.":':: * gan of equal value Su ml. iood cond ition. All· ·s; 911. S·spd. mags, xlnl OF THE YEAR" ruce shape in & out bul lOtochoosefrom '* ~ "l"• * 493-4088 '71 per bu~. s unrf. Mich ing$2650 545~ thruout. $4750. pp selling below wholesale Allsalepricedal * Corollas • ttres.xlntcond. '68 Bug. nu pot. nu tires. 631-~days <'rOcXI inventory m !>lOl:k. blue book to reduce m 1111 Mox•y Toyota '7l Mark Ill Sta Wgn, $1400. ~9502 cass player, rblt eng. Hurry while they lust' ventory (440UZI) 18881 Beach Blvd /\/C, 4-spd. good cond. i.nrf. $1300 IW5-0i44 ·70 914, reblt cng. nds MIRACLE $2995 Huntington Beach Mo FrH 'rl1u J1nt $1500 644·5638, 759-1771 1968 Wntpholia work.S2500 MAIDA/Ra.AULT IOIWfTHAMVW 847·8S55 ~ .. ~~:~ ... _. Triumph 9767 Poplop Camper xlnt 1967VW lketll>,rebllen~. ___ 96:0~i 2150 HarborBlvd 7600WestmmsterBlvd ••••••••••••••••••••••• con AM /FM c ass nd<;bocly work Xlnt r un- 'lj7!H2.brandnewmotor. COSTAMESA 893-7551 /638·7880 '77TOYOTA. 1976TRIUMPtf 496-7454 ~gearS850644·!1375 new brakes, good cond. 64S-S700 ·n E MS, sunroof, s lere<i CELICA GT MIMI TR7 '71 bug, rebuilt eng, like 67 vw Bug. runi, good. go. !f.t;;' 5 t 113 orr. Divorce :.ale .63 Renault Cara velle tape. A /C, mint cond LIFT BACK MOTOR 5 speed. factory air c.onu. new. $lij()()/bst ofr mg cheap! Call ,,,_. very unique convert: Lseor buy. (714)493·2028 4 <'YI. 5 speed . AM tF'M, HOMES & AM F~1 with cassette 548·4559 957 1mo shadow kit. (787RFV I player <622PYWJ ·ss. Good cond, new brks, hardtop, 2 tops. $900 or •71 Sonett. n ew tires. 54977 • MlliG~ 54995 '74 YW GHIA clutch. reblt e ng. Make bestoffer.536-6296 brakes & clutch. Looks S40-5630 DOLPHIN• Low m ile age beauty. ofr 6iS.3S22aft5pm. 74''l Renault Gord1/l1. elec good. 'runs xlnt. Call s7495 canary yellow, black in· ·75 9US. /F M stereo tape , sunrf. 5 spd. 41i.OOO mi, Steve. 759·5227. 545-2501 1\..T-1bers tenor. 4 speed. radio and '73 w · "uper h\.'t!tlc. air. PIW. $11.000 p p PP 7l4·962 IU09 aft4 PM. s1u1e111s.r . 12102~ 1 ~ beater. Lovely condition. Blaupunkt. 41.000 mi. $3005 ·73 VW. xlnt m e<:h cond. Sl600 Call 675·1179 Pierre •CONVERTIBLES •BUSES •CAMPERS •DASHERS •SCIROCCOS •RABBITS •BUGS 673 139~ __ Swedish Saab mechanic 2626 HARBOR BLVD cad•Jt IOI WITHAM VW _si_i_oo_83S_·2-1821159_32 __ '67 912 Stiver. fact alloyi., Rolfs Royn 9756 now a t I v an . s 1995 COSTA MESA I ac 7600Westminster Blvd 'i4 ~uper Beetle. nu pa\nl. radials, AM /t 'M stereo ••••••••••••••••••••••• Harbor ijl,C.M.645·1982 't11ill ll.1tl"" Bh.t 893 7551/SJS.7880 auto. 48K m1. xlnt cond 7 600 WfSTMIHSTll IL VD. • WfSTM04STM tape, new eng & clutch. '59 Silver Clo11d I, fiOM . l ~ 9762 Have somethmi;t to sell? l "'·' i\k'·' :i HI •J 11111 SELL idle items with 8 $2.&JO. 1175 !1824 893-7551 638-7880 prfct C'ond &t ofr th1:-. of 25 made SI l ,9UO. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Class1f1ed ads do ti wc•ll Daily PtlotClussified Ad. VW '7() Bui-(. rebll eng, nu tires. xlnl t•ond. $1395 551 l7!1i wkend 7f'iX 4582 1i7~11\30 ·771 2 4WD Sta. Wg. r. mo .-::;----;,,. ---980 ... ut--... -· -----Autos, N•w 9800 -old wurr /\IC FM 11 trk -•OI, new 0 "' 01, new 9800 Autos, Mew 9800 Autos, Mew 9800 Autos. Mttw 9800 l2•t , rf . . I , . t. ••••• • • • • • • •• ••• •• •• • • • •••••••• • • • • ••••••••• • • ••••••• ••• • • ••••••••••• ••••••• • •• •••••••••••• ••• ••••••• ••••••••••••• ••• •••.. • .. ~ m\. pc cone ""'o' • r-------------·-· ·-·-·-··-·-·-·· .. ·...;.· • $5800. sell S4JOO or l r <ldc for4WD lrul'k. &12· I 137 TRUCK CITY 4x4 TRUCKS .. ··. 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S,.i -!'73NC#t s4995 '16 •MC s.fw !WOMOI '5995 "74 v.,..., 11r...11oerte1 '3995 '4495 Cadillac ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nabers Cadillac fil Quality & Pric~ LARGEST SELECTION OF NEW & USED IN ORANGE COUNTY CADILLACVALUl-: PROTECTION PLANS Available on Most Cars • • 1975 CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLE Cabnolet top, AM /FM With tape player. cruise control & tilt whct>I (223WPF>. $6295 • U76CADIUAC ~OUf'E DE VIUE Lealher mterior . 40 /60 power seats. st.ere.-'<> rad1u wtlh tape player & c ruise control IQ168763 > $7995 • t 977 CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLE D'ELEGAMCE 50150 power seats, cruist.' control & full po"er (967REU>. $9595 • I 977 CADILLAC FUETWOOD IROUGHAM f\tll vmyl padded lop. 40160 power scats. cruise control & AM /,M w1tll H track. <763.SPNJ. $9895 • 1977 CADILLAC B..DOliDO COUPE Cabriolet top, leather In · terior, 50/50 power seats. AM/FM with tape player & c ruise co ntrol (~E'Sl . $9895 • I 977 CADILLAC SIVILLE Leath er interior . AM /FM atereo, cruise cootrol & wire wheel cov· en. (937RXI). SI l,595 • 1978 CADILLAC R.EETWOOD IROUGHAM D'B.IGAHCE Fodory lrost H .. Loaded w 1th every Cadillac option lnclud\ng ASTROROOF and very low mileage. (QJ9SJ90). PtUCID TO SELL • Prices plus tax & license Sale prtcea good tbru mJdnifht, i ·ZM8. • OVERlOO QUALITY CARS TO SELECT FROM • Nabers Cadillac l fltlll H.111'"' Blv11 (., "1.1 \1cw 5.JO 111 oo .. IMMO -1977 VOLVO 2640LA \UMOOI l 100 \tf tfO. ' \O•r •v•o p~ P/tl ••• <O<'Cl pin \h•Pf\ vc,. ,_S•<l~IJI •9737 1977 N1W VOLVO 2640lA NIW71 TOYOTA CUSSIDA '65 00 •ovote \ ~• tu•Uf~ <•r Fulfy tKtorv eQu100f"C1 1'1Clud6ng Poftr \tfltf'H"tQ A~lk • "*"'° 1ren,m1\ ~IO<I. -· llfe .. t•, ~FM I •9 .. U " "r rf'(I r.O>O, Wlt(ial l~IOf'f ptOIHllO<\ i:i.<-~ •nd mu<" mo<'t MX J1~Ul'6 1977 NIW 1977 MW VOLVO VOi.YO 2~ lMOU •u10 11r Pl\, P/8. oow•• &;,to atr. P(9. P/tl -· Auto ..... Pl\. P(8 ,._, '"'""°""· O•n Jll't()ltS .Wt~. f IQP, DH'\ \tflPH ..,,~,.•I< Pin srr~. l . 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Call now DIRECT real beauty! (691PKK> Ca 11 9 6 2 . 1 5 2 3 • ~~=o.t. ~~Eo.ta ·=.;~~~\'.. :'E'.;.!&"~··· ~ c~=J, .;_,~~~~ ~r ....._ M9w f100 Call 8'2-4435 sun root. automatic. A 2025 SM nchester on new eng. $4975. ·-•••••••••-••••••• ••••••••••••-·•••••• good one, clean & rendy. a 2828 Harbor Blvd 963-2532 or 536-1461 • '64 vw CAMPER. aood (64.2LPA) Anaheim 750-2011 COSTA MESA 3 WAYS to BUY TOYOTA SR5PICKIPS LOADED TACOMA CHROME SPOKE WHEELS OYEISIUD llLLIOAID TllES AM'FM STBEO l.ADIO CH OMESTEPIUMPH OVERSIU:D ntUCIC MIRIORS S SPEED OVEllDRIYE JI.ANS. HI IACX IUCKET SEA TS ~our Clloice Of o SIS Pkkups MC>t4TH Casn or vaur trade worth s 1636 73 as down payment and sgg 79 oer month lor 48 months includes truces. license and finance charges m lhe deferred payment pnc6 of 56426 65 at an APR of 12 68% 11 you prefer cash. S5278.86 mcludes all taxes and license fees ~ SRS Pickups To Choose From Cash or lrade worth S249 as down payment and s 136 79 per month for 48 months includes laxes. license and finance charges m the aeterred payment price or S6814 92 at an .APR ol 12 67% ti you prefer cash. S5278.86 includes all taxes and license fees NOT Just I Pric~ Leader <082735-1 1921 BUT .•• 6 SRSs =· OFFERED AT THIS PRICE THIS WEEKEND DURING OUR NVENTORY REDUCTION SAL ·USED CARS lt77GMC ....... 4 W D .. autom1llc. air cond.. f1tltK steermg. pwr. brakes .a radio (900UMX) 1977TOYOTA CtlkeUftbacli Black exterior. 5 1975 COM111•11'AL '-<:..-Full i>Ower. air condilion1ng. leather interior and lo w miles (306PEV) ~7995 s5995 GO SOUTH & SAVE -~~ar MllRQDIS MOTORS I YOLYO & TOYOTA Jll01Mw ... tlw~. . Mission Viejo A~"'-l'lo.e 1 a I UO--.-c.. ..... to""°' .... °"" o-n.v 7-foWll . ~·-·o-.... ~Too..-_. l7141131·2•0•C714J 49J.J210 cond, nbll, 1600 CC. $005. $2499 546-1200 '72 Cpe de VJ le. loaded, 548·52.40. IOIWITHAMYW fine car. $2650. P .P . '75VW Bus 7600Westminster Blvd ~Used '70 Electra. brand new i-548_-890_1 _____ _ 39,000 miles. overhead Westminster •••••••••••••••••• ••••• }::;5!16t~cond, Best of '73 CADILLAC SEDAN air cond, AM /FM radio. 89.1-7551/638-7880 General 990 I DE VILLE l OWNER. <~> •••••••••••••••••• ••••• '73 Riviera, fully loaded, Vinyl lop. leather int. full $4995 '74 Bug, I owner. lo mi':. COMPACTS new tires, new stereo, pwr. fact aar. AM/FM. Aulhoriied vw Dir xlnl cond S2275. GAS SAYERS mint cond. $2400/or best lilt wheel. etc. Must see 187U Beach Blvd. H.B. biJ-3899 STICKS AND offer. 962-Q>47 toappree. S3295 644·2907 Ca II 842-443.S •--------"""Yoho 9772 AUTOMATICS '00 RiVJera. full extras. 1.968Cad Cpe de Ville. xlnt '76 Rabbit 4-dr. AM/FM •••••-•••••••••••••••r $695.00 and.. Xlntcood.60.000m1·~ cond. 69,000 mi. full stereo, only 17,900 IEIOREYOUIUY Sl595 645·S477 power. new pamt.. ll.200 ~.01m~11.' ~~3~~J:~· A USS> VOLVO, Mlwp. t.11 Mtn '74 Bwck 2-dr Century P.P 9624372 642-6244 eves 642·7622 See us at Southern l.989Hamor,Cost.aM4!llS1 Luxus. Fully equ1p'd, '76CADILLAC dys. ' Orange County's Volvo '42.01t5 pen cond. 32,000 mt's SEVILLE Headquarters $3'7SO. 640-5040 Factory air condiuonmg. '75 VW Convertible. lo m1, ........ 8 "'UIS VOLVO ........ C 9905 -k f -,.. _.. '7 2 Bu 1 ck EI e ct r a full power. power win· stereo. mags, ma e or MISSION VIEJO ••••••••••••••••••••••• $1000./0ffer dows. power sea ls. ~ tll-2880 495-1210 1976 AMC Gremlin, 6 cyl, S48·2836 AM /FM wath 8 track '76 While/Whale converti· 3 spd, asking $2575 Call tape, power moon roof. ble Champ ed. mint 2 Swed 1 s h Vo Iv o 536-2911. ·m Skylark. new trans. t502707) llM 494.3979 Mechanics now at ---tares,extremelyreltable. Sf0.400 • lvan ·~,, 1995 Harbor '64RamblerAmbassa~or, $BOO./bstofr673·9504 540_5630 '70 VW, wrecked. Less Blvd.,C.M 645-1982 4-dr, power everylhmg, engine, all or part. grandma's car. manl. Codilac 9915 960.3671. '76 2650L Wgn. 10 mos $700. 496-1566 ••••••••••••••••••••••• old. Xlnl cond. auto, a/c. -· --78 Seville. 3,200 ma , a ll ·n Rabbit excellent con· pis, c/c, stereo AM /FM AMC Pacer. 1975. P /B, blk. Loaded, ammac 2626 HARBOR BLVD ctition. lo~ miles. must cas, rl rack Takes reg PIS. A IC. lo mi P.P. cond. Warranty. $13.395. sell. $3600494·7895 _gas. &stofr. 552·4300 $2400. 673·3826 Pn/P494·1618 COSTA MESA IOllXSOX & SOX • LINCOLN· M ERCURY 1968 VW Bug. new en~me, '73 Classic 1800 ES. a '70 AMC Gremlin 6 cyl '76 Sedan de Ville, blue '69 Limo. silver, full~ $1100 or best offer . gem!SSM,AtC.rack,nu slirk.$675. w/blue inter. all xtras. eqwpt,gdcond 847-0097 radlals. P.P . 543-3254. 979·5858 $7900. 847·0039. 847·9989 Dan. 644·8055 F . AM/FM EE ~!!.!~!?, '1MI Of: .... CHAS&. S17UO YA.LUI MIRACLE MAZDA HERE COMES Tift: StJN 2150 HARIOl M.YD. COSTA MESA 645--&700 A concert for eolar energy with: Bobbi & Clyde, Steve Giiiette. Cole a Young, Joni King end Wiison Clartl ot Sofaf Cal. 2 p.in. Sunday July 30, Edw1rda Lido Theatre, Newport B each . SS donatlort benefit• O.C.C. Reeyc11ng Center. Autos, Hew 9800 Autos, H•w 9100 Autos, Hew 9100 Autos, Mew 9100 Autos, Mew 9100 Autos, Mew 9800 AutcKi Mew 9800 ······················· ..................................................................... ······················· ............................................. . Take the SOUTHERN SAVINGS ROUTE ·YOU ARE FREEWAY CLOSE TO 5 OUTSTANDING AUTO DEALERSHIPS 0 FIAT MERCEDES BENZ Viejo Imports M~ion LAGUNA BEACH SOUTHUH OllAHGE COUMTY'S ® GIOWIMG AUTHOllllD DEAUI SALES • SERVICE PARTS • LEASING SHOP & COMPARE· OUR LOW LEASE RATES 0 BARWICK DATSUN Q MISSION VIEJO IMPORTS E) MARQUIS MOTORS 28'rol Margue11te Parkway. M1SSIOn Vtep n 41s31-1740 714/495-1700 0 ALLEN OLDS-CADILLAC-GMC 8 SADDLEBACK VALLEY IMPORTS SHOP& COMPARE IN SOUTHERN ORANGE COUNTY SAN JUA SAN JUAN CAPIST~ANO n ,. c ~ Find what you wont ... • DANA POINT Buy it for less 0 BUY, LEASE OR DRIVE "One Of The lest I 0 Con i. ~World" \\\ A · 11401 MAIGUfllTf ~l(WY MISSION Vlf JO MM..fri. t to I : S ... f.5; ClolH S... 0 fr\)~ '\{JCQ> o"4 • sales ~Q; fr\)~@ • senict ~(Q)~Q; • leasinq Marquis Motors 831-2880 ,.:M~~r:::. 495-1210 0 SOPERBOYSATTHES<JPER DOME! ORANGE coorien·s LEASING SPECIALISTSf OPEN EVERYDAY 714 495-0800 OPEN EVERY DAV 714 831-0800 DRIVE A· LITTLE ••• SAVE A LOT! ~~~~~im!!!!!'!!!~~=-~m~!!i!!!~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!I. l . .. . . AMto1, UHd AAlto,, UMd AMto1, Uaed Autoa, Uaed Mttot, Used ·········•··········•• ....................... ·••···•·•········•·•••• •·•···•··········•···•· ······••······•···•·••• ~~~~ .......... !!.'.~ ~=~ ........ !!!.~ ~=~~! ........ !!~~ ~UOUU•Uou!!.~~ ~~UOUOOU!!~.~ I 1917 CADILLAC 197' CHtYIOLET 73 Mon le Carlo, landau. 11 Ford Country Sqw re ORANGE COUNTY'S SEVIW4DOOI $2696 Wt'll u red for in & out. Stal100 Waaon xln l NEWEST \'a, automatic traru. tull OnJ 23 "'"' I Lh e w p s. p/b, r /spkrs. rood $1500 C11Hllll ·2396 LINCOLN-MERCURY power, fact()t) an rond1 Y ·""'1 mi ..... 00 1~ r4d1.-h l nuw ). new -____ __;.__;..___ uorung katht'r tntl'nor fre:.h, nl'• 'Jr trade-in 4 lriffi:I. i.er v1ced. Cordova '72 F'ord LTD Country Sq °:"~ershlp 1S oow OPEN till wheel. \1nyl roof. cylindl'r lur l'conomy br crm. 51,000 m1, S29U<l air. P /S, P /B $l290. f\AY FLADEIOE cruise control, AM iFM aulom atic for ea1o1:• '" 673-4417 or 556-Ql0 ~129eves · lJNCOLN·MERCURY stereo. etc L.ll' 7~WN dnving. & 11n AM /FM • , ' , 16-18AutoCenter Or. SU. l895A stereo 8 track for 1.1:-len Concourse T6, silver. V·6. 75 Grlltlada Ghia. 6. aulo. SDFwy-Lake Forest exit St' 39t in& plt•,...,ure 1403PCDI auto. PS. PB. PW. air, stereo, all power options. IRVINE • Hurry-only om.· at th1) AM / FM i.ter caas Cr eam purr (714 ) 130.7000 076 CA.DILUC 8.DoaADO V8. autom.. tic. factory air cond , full power. leather mtenor, AM 1FM stereo 8 tra<'k, vinyl roof & low miles. Ser 133151. Slk 415A $7695 • THEODORE ROBINS FORD 7000 H ARBOR BtVD. l<iwpme' 13.950. call 644·5991. 646-3794 wkendsor eves --------- COHMELL 1976 Ford Granada, 4 Or . St Chevy V-8 28 ooo c CHEVROLET Truell bed. sso . • m1 lei;. A / • 282l! II arbor Blvd 548-8109 PJS. P 'B. P /Or. locks. COSTA MF..SA ---------•AM /FM ster eo. Till 541>-1200 '68 Mallbu w /Sony cass. wheel. Cruise Control. -----•stereo. Must sell. S.S30. While w /Blue Vinyl 1975 Che\ y Monza 2 + 4!· Call 644-8878 Roof. ~· 979.2342 '74 Mercury Capn V-6. 4 speed. AM t FM s t e r eo. viny l t o p <ll2MET> ' 12995 AuthOnzed VW Dir. 18711 Beach Blvd .H.B. Ca II M2-4435 Autom1:1t1c t r am;. air ---------•·n 11 · S6 000 3 cond . A M /FM & in ·75 Monia 2+2, AC. onno · mi l!&Merc.StationWagon . beautiful cond1t1on. Pn. AM/F'M tape. moon roof. spd. Beslhofr very lo mileage. $925 or V YI l() l l d p 962 6007 '-t ofr ........ 6997 ply M1:1kc offer Call in p, x n con . .,.. ... , 8J7 9682 ~~ofr. 673-71S5or '76 Ford GT Ranchero. in· · .,.,.,.,NJ" '70 Mere Wagon. good • ---.. --strumenta. P IS, air. cond. runs very good, 76 Monza. xlnl 1'ond1t1on. r '--t.r 99z5 AM /FM s te reo tape $750. 551-16" aft Spm & louded , 22.000 m1, -,., Xtra sharp 26000 m"s • 540-5927 an 5P M •••••••••••• ••••••••• •• . . I . wknds. 73 . Cad Eldorado. 55.000 --Classic 1964 New Yorker k900or best. R98-5715 --------- CO~lA MfSA b42·0010 m1, orig owner $3795. '74 Monte Carlo, P /S, Salo n . All extra !., '76 Monarch, 4~r. air. lo P.P.67S-86.SI BIR. air. xlnt cond Michelin radials. Xlnt 1977FORD mi's. perferl cond. ALLEN RESALES 1974.-CUIY CAPRI ,_,,.,..AMIN - 6..,eOft<I~-T?•M.l.lt s3195 •t77 TOYOTA STATION WAGOH Blue Mlorrot •llO & SOM<! "'61n1sso. l43l'Rll 1 19710U>Sll 4 DOOtt "DtEsa• F-unv ••clo,., •ou•DC\94 u"tCludl"Q wwe •11H I• l•il" O<M>d Hf Wll' 1137'141 MUST SEE TO APPRECIATE 1976 FORD TH~RD l U.e N~ BnQN rf!d ••tenor tuU OO•et I •tre •h•GIS. ~·1•~tNWG. 5 6995 1971 OLDS t:>IESS. W AGOH ' "'--~ -... cond "-C#\.e & ......., 600 -(4771111 SHOWROOM NI!# •lWAf'A-,..cnOI. ot-•ow-CAM.L.4C$-69 llS T09A Y. 9917 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·75 Camaro. 6 cyl. P1B. PIS. tint window. X-lrk :;tereo. $4200 CJ II bef noon 67~ 7442 77 Camuro, AM 1 PM stereo. A/C. elc1· ~unroor. SMOO. P.P 673 13!11 ·74 Camaro LT \'ii. air dUto. PS PH A '1 'FM .,tereo. SJ.-000 491; 5!1i!l Wholesale blue book cond1llon.714-673-0809 LTDCOUPE S3600 /o r bs t. P .P . S2.875 640 5192 ..,.. ,._.,.. ood Factory air cond1l1onmg, 968--0858 v• """"'· runs I , $16SOI fuJl power. power win· 1976 ._._ • 1963 C ht'vy Stat ion beslolfer dows. power seat.s. Lan· -cu"y Wagon. $395 or best offer . 548·4M9 dau lop. tilt wheel. power MAICi)UIS _M7_·_0097 _______ , '76 Cordoba white w / whl door locks, (802SXD > IROUGHAM '6.S Corvalr. 4-spd. llOHP. lthr. immac, loade d $5977 With 50/50 power seats, relia ble \rans . tnt nds 25,000ml. 14995675·509!'1 54().5630 c urise contro l & lilt wheel. (154PCTl work . Mak e o ffe r ,.........IJl..... 1111 tt~o $519., 631-4826, eves/wkends. ...a.-• ~ ~ 1011\'SO\ ,\·SO.\ • llNCOlN MfllClJllY ________ __, ...................... . '72 Vega 4-s pd, 49,000 JJm Lmc. Cont. town ca., 282' HARBOR BLVD mi 's. AM/ FM cass, Ral· ltd edJt. loaded, 12.000 COSTA MESA ly whls. xlnt cond. 20+ ml, 731-1120aft6. MPG. S800-Qill Joe aft 7pm. !)4()-0936. C....... 9932 '68. Ford Falcon 68,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ong m1. runs gd. SSOO/bst 1972 Monte Carlo. air. 16 Corv. beige leathe r 1_ol_r _499-_385_7 ____ _ Nabers Cadillac '.?fiOO H.111"1111 Hlvcl (1 "1.1 Mn.1 ..,~0-'J IC)(I radio, P/S. P /B, $1400, mt, AM/FM 8·tlk. T·top. 'Q> Fairlane, new paint. below Hlue Boo lt. AIC. immac. new tires. brakes. ract air. P IS. ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ 493-8428 SS,500 1.9.000mi. ~1751 rad.lo. clean. 8'40-0223 ~ '77 CHEYRO(ET lmmac 1976 T-Top. L82. •--------~ I '---1-ff45 ooe•eeoooooooo•o • •• •• 0 • a. CAMINO 4-spd, all opuons. --"""""' 642 7812 d • • • • • • • • •• • •• • • • • • • • • • • 1 9 6 8 M U S T A N G Factory air conditioning. _,.,., · . · ys. ,76 U .... C"' FAST B AC K . v 8 . full po"°er. power steer· 6"·9'l22. Evenmgs. " -M automatic. pwr. s teer· ing, p.ower windows. "1'8 Corv. L82 4.spd. burg. MARK IY ing, AM/FM cassette & power seat, AM/FM with camel wt air PIS P/B Factory aircondilioni.ng. in excellent condition! 8 track tape, door locks. AM/FM ~ter~ tai>e. lit full power. power win· (216SWT >. Pri. ply. OF83968> whl, alum. whls. defoJ:· dows. leather power $1.8001offer . Call 545-3788 $6133 ger. Calif. smog <'ert. seats. AM I F M quad evenings & weekends 540 5630 675 5216 la pc, padded Landau -• -----top. po~er moon roof. '66 Mustang 289. Buy & 1011 \'SO\' & so~· • LINCOLN·MERCURY' 2626 HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA '77 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO V-8, auto tra ns. factory air cond1t1oninJ?. power s tee ring . AM /FM , h ealt>r, lilt wheel, 164JSLRl $4495 540-5630 1975 CHEVROLET CORVETTE COUPE 4 speed. pwr. st.eenng. pwr. disc brakes, air cond .. m ag wheel . beautiful black e xtenor & less than 20,000 miles. Immaculate! Ser (412'Zl8). Sllt.(P3510) $7917 THEODORE ROBINS · FORD 2060 HARBOR BLVO. COSTA M ESA 642 0010 1011.\SO.\ ,\ SO.\' • llNI Ol N · ~f RCllllY '69 White Vet Convert. 621 HAR90ft'9tVO s how-qu1ilflY" T7S s. COSTA MESA Waverly. Oraoge. Must see! '72 CHEVROLET CArltlCE COUftE '66 Corvet~e Coov. 327 4 !.p V-8, auto. trans. factory ~ln~. orig cond. Mus t air condlllorung. power see. tll000t9'1·3195 wmdows. radio. heater.1C41_.r ,933 till wheel. <20IFVY>. $1972 540-5630 1011\'so\ & ~ox • LINCOLN-MERCURY 2626 HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1977 MERCURY COUGARXR7 Moonroof. 50/50 power seats. power windows. cruise control. lilt wheel & AM /FM with cassette player 003SN E > <SSSPUX> race this one. Needs $9444 some work. Must sell 540_5630 :!'7~~is2or highest btd 1011\~0\' & SO\ • LINCOLN-MERCURY 2626 HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA Classified Ads are the answer to a successful praae or yard sale! It's a better way to tell more J*ll)le! Autom•t< PWf t.IMr.nig • Mt ....... e.c.i ..... .,._ ~· (16341 ·m Camaro Nl'w Iran. V JI --$6995 '7 a CHEVY ..... rtCKUP $ 7 995 OHlT lo mi. clean $15!15 t.4h 4 lW Fmd what you want in day 642·3733 t'\<t'' DdJIY Pilot Classifieds. AMtos, Used 75 CONTIMEHT AL MAU Y F,.11 llOW"' _ _,too $6699 90'11 feat-...,, ,AMlfM ttereo. '"' •"••' and CNIM COlllnll (012MNW) Nabers Cadillac 2n00 H.11 h111 131v<l ( 11\I I M l'\,I 'i40')\11() ·70 XR7. all white beauty 351C. all extras Nd rast sale. S2100/ofr. 548-0211 9935 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 70 Super B 383 magnum h1-perf engine. Mus t sell. 536-2629 ·m Charger. 383. copper W/lan landau top & tan ml, auto, P /S. P /B, 1ur. l ownr. Good cond. must see . $1500. 546-0629 '77DODGE ASP&I COUPE 6 cyl. Slick stuft. AM /FM radio. <096SPN) $2999 540-5830 1011\~0\ & SO\ • LINCOl N • ,_.~ RLIJPY 2626 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA Ford 9940 ..... ,., ... l1•~0....A•.,•et ............ c...... , ....... 71fOUNST.4 4000 actual miles, 4 speed, radio and beater. t1awle 11. Check all papers to aee. then come bUy this beauty • save $$$. <230TRZl Pi95 IOI WITHAM VW 7800 West.minster Blvd 893·1S51/638·i9llO '74 Ehle. low ml. excl cond. o rig o•ner, AM I FM 8 lrk. $3695 963-:mfl '77 Granada Ghia . Loeded. Lo mileaa• call (714) '70~~~-::;s1395 5495 '71 CHIYY C4MAIO 350 $ 2195 Au,ttnt•f•C OWt 11.,.,_nq a, conct .,.,.., & ... .. "'60U1 ONLY '72~gJ,~T4 COIOLLAs 1495 """""••< ~ DMll ~"" -•09C11t1 a•eo• lo33Foe1 OHL T '76 ~~~'!.~~""· _,,.,, & $J295 k.Q09ge cam.. (196R l.l. ~ QHLY .. . .. • .. ,. ... •••4 _ .... BEA I 1"e PRICE REASE •HAYE ova 12S: •EW 1978-AS I SI READY FOR IMMEDIATE •IYERY 1978 H•DA (IYK Calif. EPA Rated · 41 mpg Hiway 33 mpg City 3~ MPG COMBINE~ (Stock #1535) CSGA452'9443) IMMEDIAIEDE-.WOY SALES & SERVICE· KDS .. ILE • IMC • -DA 2850 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 540-9640 -. - D".!;l DA.1 ... ' P1.. ' Suno•y JU"f ~3 1;178 ..... UMd ..... Uaed Aaltoa, UHd Autos. Used Auto•. Used Auto,, u .. d _......_ ____________ __.;,._...___ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ..................... . .bto1, Mtw 1, M•w tlOO Allto1. U ... d Mmt.IJ 9952 OldarnobU• 9955 &'into 9957 l'onffoc 9965 Ponti°' 9965 llutdiHi»u·d 9970 ..........•.•..•............................••.•..•..•.........•..•.. •••••••••············•· ··••··············••••• ········•·············· ••••••••..•........•...••..•...•....•••••..... •••···················· Mlat.Mj 9952 11 BIJ~·I. M.i~h I. \ 8. 72 Cutl~s Supretnt! Cpe •••••••••••••:••••••••• auto PS 1PB. AM /FM Auto. PS. P/8 . 8 cyl 611.lom1,, r~ . .io10 i.ter eo 12.800 miles f'act aLr. Catalin.t blue 1973 FORD ·s; Firebird 400. 4 '>Pll. ·;1 Le~.ini. ~ conH r• &'INTO xlnt cond Clean $2101' I~. Pll. P"' .. uto tran i1:: dr h.trdtop 'tn) I lop leather 1n1 1 tit wht-t'I. AM FM Ill'"' 11rt·" gd l'Ofld $ll()J OI r l>+l 035-t ~ \t'r)' dedn $4800 ~-8095 Mler6PM w1match'g ml. wht vinyl Art 6pm, 556 ~>2 --top Super cond thru.oul Auto trans. air t•ond. 6'&4·1988 .WOC'll> <IHBL K tr '>lt.1 t623GBG 1 -----.,:., 1;,t. m1 •. S. fi'I ~ 74 Mustang II 2300 <T \ ·r \ l'. radio hl'<lll'r .sharp l'll•an r r Ut!:-.l 11( rerover SHOO ~ 1U60 196.S Mustang 6 cyl. 3 spd. $1650. To :.ee & dr t•all good cond $1400 b:.l orr 642·"504 $1699 '771'0HTIAC ~h41X 1973. beau• l't•nd loadt>d w xtra:-. pure lu' I' P 13190 644 l;;Hh 7;,i 24X~ ca1154.;.1030 llllM•eyToyoto GRAHDPRIX ·7, F1rt•b1rd. btul V .. 18881 Beuch Bl vd V 8. rattory .ur cond1 ,\ <:. f'\1 Xlflt rnnrl1twn • --'63Cutlass. 2dr. auto. p :.. 1974 FORD runs good t:.t $400 takel> llunllngton Beac h l1oning full p o'-' c•1 752 ~h 84H!SS5 power steering. pOWl'r -. tiS T Bini 'Wh111·. 'l dr MUST AHG II It I 646-5201 Mu~l a.ell '66 M 11111 2M!I, p s. llUIO. AtC, \lake of (er 530 4854 window<;, power :.t!d b . l'lutderi>ird 9970 4 speed, VS. pwr ste~r-• 7 5 0 L 0 S C l-I -. -AM F'M d trat•k. µowt•r •••••••••••••• • ••• • • • • • ing, vmyl top & radio Suprcmt' B~rg~i~l> Ptymi>uth 9960 door locks. Tlop. blut·k ·;3 THird 1-'ult ,,.>'-'•• .111 ~l'lj l'lt-.. o ~1 <!tllt ~-t .11 Sta II SIJllon 1 rnr W1bon & Fi11n u·" \ \I '75 Mustung 11 $2100 ti46·0073. Absolutely immaculate d•·iSil\•er ·At C p',H ••••••••••••••••••••••• onblal·k.t887R Xl l Nrwrad1ab Will'· 1.11 lru.ide & out' One owner. J • • • • • , S64,."" HEW '78 JfB CHdOICEI CHllF Cru1•• OOf'frOI t1" Wheel ., .. Cond •IJIO ua~ a.or. Treci 'OOf r..::-Pltt"''i ~ \U"dM'f\114(.)n I t 474-4 7' JU St 31,800 mi l es P ·s . AM /l'i\! s terl'O ?5~RAND F'U ln .,., A:.krnitS2000 ~2 IX:J:! lio T a.nt ji (J(IO mt (8S8t\ EM 1 Crwse S2.900 1>45 3269 l'ac air . Full power 540-5630 7i; T Uird. rully loaill'tl d\.un. $i000 ti:-1 01. '67 auto. ti cyl. I' IS. yel low . x lnt eond Sl5001bstofr55t 1045 s2676 •Pal.640·2~JO • immBl' $..)()()() p ,1 f)ilr\~ tii.:>tl&:l:! 236'.!-~ Pinto 9957 COHMELL ••••••••••••••••••••••• '68WogonC1tm 5-t!J il!OO 01 .;z4 .!:.,-; ·;:; i• b1u1.-l0loth .a11 ;tll Rudio. mr. power 78K 2626 HARBOR BLVD t_:_V':_~ \\ knd~ po'Ae1 i\ \I F:'\1 "tl•n11 lu OA C. 18 ,.,.,. •I I "''" ,.., ""' Q St7&6 4 T&l. R~.r,v61 CHEVROLET •7 3 l'IHTO rru Good $/l95 !l6:J 7!135. m 1 " :, :.. 11:,:-11 ti ,, P• t lU COST A MESA Sell 1dll' item~ 6'12 ~78 ~ :i.x,1 an t>i> :'\I ---'4404 &o APA 14 ~ - '75 2+2 V6. /\I C. P IS P 1 B. ktlly eqwp Only 13.000 m1 752 29811 Pontioc 9965 Autos, Used Autos. Used Autos. Us•d ~Harbor Blvd 4 speed. radio & hl'aler. COSTA MESA landau top. Xln't cond1 546-1200 uon (06JGNM 1 SH OI CAU. JIM COHAIO AT ......••....•••..••.•....•.•.....•................................... ······················~ ---$1095 HUMTIMGTOM BEACH YOU'UEHJOY -ENJOY! '74 Must11ng 11. 4 :.pd . A/C, 101 WITHAM VW . stereo ·75 Ford Mu:.lang II. 77o0046or63976ll 7600Westmrn:-.ter81vd 1978 Ponuac Grund Prix. auto lrliru., rs. p li. onl} s.oou m1 . OWOl'r transrer rt'd u\crM:u:. Call&W t082aCt tiP:'\1 rlAMC/Jee~ I MIU SOUTH OF SAH DllGO FUIWA Y bukel seal!>. con:.olt.'. air. - --Weslmmstcr full pwr Purcha:.ed new. ·oo ~u:.tllni.? l'Pl'. 8 cyl. _89~·7!>51 6311-7880 dnvcn by school teacher auto. air , )Clluw w /blk .. 7~ Pt l R bo 1 V I & d ,, no una u . air. 19711 Slallonwagon ti ran &iper :.hape Must !>Cll new tire:. ery c n e -A~t /L'M P" PB 4. P this week. Call 7521629 pendablc tra n s p 114",_2Cij1 ' ~ ·K3~_3420 Safon.l~~7 now for appllo sec S1150/bsl ofr 547 7018 '72 Mu ·tang :.lvr/blk '67 Mustang $975, loaded ·74 Pinto wagon. hpd. F1reb1rd '73. ,\ 1C . . s • S ood d PB PS AM t FM. x ln t cond. AM/FM clean :.port) vinyl. auto. a ir. P I · auto. g con... • • S!400/bst ofr 2472 Santa $2450/offer ~ io5s P t B. $1950. 644·5638 or 390 e ng. xlnt tires. xcept Ana A ~A CM b ·f 3 __ 759-1771 for tape deck & air PM. ve, . t' '66 Grand Prix. 60.000 flt<.RE nnu;~ TllE Sl .... 675 7788 m 1 ·:. o n r e b It (• n R • A coN:ert tor solar energy wi1h· A '75 Mustang ll 28.000 m1. 73 p w I Bobt>t & Clyde , Steve Gillette, Cole AM /F M s tereo. x Int rnto agon. t' l.'an. S650/best ofr Gd cond 9955 runs well, recent valve 962-2995 & Young. Joni King and Wllaon cond. 548·al24 Oldlmobi&. JOb Sl ,395. 496· I 130 ------- Clark of Solar Cel '2 p.m. Sunday ••••••••••••••••••••••• '00 F1reb1rd. Hurst shifter July 30. Edwards Lido Theatre. ·75 Mustang II. on~ ownr. . . , '72 Runabout 2000CC :11r & Krager whls. $1200 or Newport Beech. SS don•lion 24000 mi's 4-spd fold 6JiDI::LTA88 'M · · . · benet1t1 O.C.C R4'1cycllng Cente r. d~ back seat. xlnt l'Ond. l door. good transporta-F cass. 55.000 ~1 :.. bl.I ofr. Mu:.l !>cll belore -----842-6158 uon 9tiJ·914ll $1200. 957·0159/75!J.5724 _ July 28th. 968·1J431$ Mtrcu 9950 Mm:ury 9950 Mercury 9950 Mtt-cury 9950 Mtt-cury 995 Mt«cuf'Y 9950 ...... !! ................................................................................................................................ . Johnson & Son I e j DEMONSTRATORS . • • .. EXECUTIVE CARS . . .::=..=-==-=--~~~,..,:,;::;:;:;;;;~~;:;;a.:::::::::==...::=---==-=~=-====~=-=--=:a~ • Continentals to Zephyrs 1978 MODEL I e • • ·DOZEMS to Choose From • Best Selection of the Year! ~--- These cars are carefully driven, mosffy by our own executives and staff and have been maintained in "show room11 new condition. Every one of our line has a good selection represented. Priced cwt figures we believe will please the most fru«Jal of our vis- itors. SALE STARTS TODA YI ENDS JULY 311 WE LEASE ALL MAKES ALL MODELS Orange County's oldest lincoln·Mercury Dealership .JOHNSON I SON * ll~COl~ COUGAR CAPR I WE LEASE ALL MAKES ALL MODELS 2626 Harbor Blvd. • Costa Mesa • 540-5630 ---·---..................................... ·-......................... " .......... " ................ I . ECONOMY CARS '76 CHEVY CHEVETTE ...... ~ 2999 '74 OPR MANTA ............... s2222 • •OMd-.., cOtlO 6 -_, .. 1$-lO• '76 HONDA CVCC .•..•...........•. ~ 3333 l DOOi ~ -& - -""'"" !'O"PC•1 '76 MERCURY CAPRI II ............ ~ 3333 fn·~oneh~_,_ l(JriJri.onie~·~' 111~co1 '76 VW DASHER .................. ! 3888 • ''"'•() •n cones '"•*""e .. cono•t*O" 1~,Nl.lt '14 CHEVY VEGA GT .............. ~ ~ 999 4 '\P.-ed j t t()f'IC) \ .,,.. tf\.¥"1 )l 000 ,,,,, ... -"ib"'l .1~ '11 HONDA CVCC .................. ~ 3888 l·f10.K' Aut<Jiml'h(, t•it"~ • •o• to•""' •t 1)t,~~W01 '74 CHEVY VEGA .................. ~ 1888 Auto..,at1< u~ •1• cOl"O •••041t t9•,.., S.b9\.R•1 '7 5 AMC PACER X ................ ~ 2888 Autom•ti.c. P'#f it & bf•"'*-' "" co,,d ;,l•'fO ""'"'•'too f'91CWO'll '15 CHEVY MONZA ................ ~ 2888 INTERMEDIATE & LUXURY CARS 'JJ CHEVY MALIBU CLASSIC ........ 5 5999 Auf0tna 1c P""" "' Tot-aloM J•°l1 •'' co"4 A ttu "' f'TT'tlvY• '71 FORD GRANADA CPE. .......... ! 5555 4'1.ttOCMtx;.,,,,,,, '!11 bfl'M 6 •tftde!""i t••t ''-'4K. it 4·t c.ona 10S~F'-'I 77 CHEVY CAPRICE CPE. .......... ! 5999 C1u~ ~ lM-~ then 10 000 mMe\ ••"•~to('#\' IO~' tl .. l1Do '76 DODGE DART 4 DOOR .......... ~ 3888 AU1om11+c ~ ,, 'b••·•-. ••• cono •. ,,,, .°" • ·o."" "' nl4PP' '76 PONTIAC GRAND LE MANS ...... s4444 AufOm•I~ pw. ')I 'Of-'lct\ '111 'lllt!fH' •• , COACI ·~(RI '75 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX .......... s4888 H .... e•ett 1hl"'Q •rth ... , ... tn1n 19 000 """"". •281MIU• '73 FORD THUNDERBIRD ............ ~ 3444 r ullv .-qu10tJtlO A lftS'\ inan 4" 000 m••*" •946G'U' '74 FORD MAVERICK .............. '2666 Auto"'"~ """'' ,,, A or-a"'"' •net''' corwt t96.JtFl , '72 CHEV. MALIBU WAGON .......... ~ 1999 th, .. one •\ l\•111 CH!t.tl" ttwuout• f89A~XP• '70 CADILLAC EL DORADO .......... <2444 L•'e: "'9W cono•••on • 1ow '°""' '"''••' 119•8E-Gt '71 FORD THUNDERBIRD ............ ~2444 le" tP'l•n SO 000 one a.~ '"''"' !•JJOf 81 SPORTSCARS '11 PORSCHE 924 ................ ~9998 Soec·•• f cM-on l<1te Wt"'9'\ -'''""''"~' .~) ·10 '77 CORVETTE T-TOP ............ ~ 10,900 H1ta •o t·no' • ~ .... cono a-t ~• 1t"'•"° • •"' n •1•t. 76 FIAT 124 SPIDER .............. < 5222 ~~"--.,..,-.,.,.. 11 1))1 '74 FIAT 124 SPIDER .............. ~4222 'J SQe.G ffl~ j, -n fll!lt1tt$$ tflf'\Ctlft0f'1 (•06.'I '74 DATSUN 260Z ................ ~4999 4 1peed tons .& • ., cond1t-on1nq (8 •oPK Y 1 17 MGB CONVERTIBLE . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ 5555 '76 JAGUAR XJS ................ s 15.555 ~ oeautv 1n flrMM6 c.Of'd•t!Of'' 1lJ7ROtit.1 • PICKUPS & CAMPERS '11 DATSUN PICKUP ........ SALE PRICED W 1u•1 411t CONJ & tow,....~ Meny mer't' ••"·"' ttC!OfOh '11 TOYOTA PICKUP .........• SALE PRICED TM''""" -- -""'-' tffV°f471 '11 DATSUN PICKUP . . . . . . . SALE PRICED Wtth s"'9'fl .,_, ftatt(I t~tt ~101'SI t t '76 DODGE PICKUP .......... SAL£ PRICED T•u• Spttn ~ ·~ ,,,.....,..condt~•f•08''6)t '14 CHEVY PICKUP .........• SALE PRICED 1,,_t, Of'I~ ",.,.tom ~0U9"'°"'• 1il60tVI '72 VW CAMPER ............ SALE PRICED ,,,.,. et "'P"' a tM cie.ne11 Of\e •fovnd• '~1•00..• July is USEd CAR MONTlt AT youR NEARhy TARGET Buick dEAlER ! Bauer;.r-.. .. v"i~a o..1no B •'L I Mo..el.t..t ..... u1r ~ ,.,.,.._ .... ,,,. .,..... flll I" I' \I .......... ~-~l~IH"o ('., ........ ' ,,, .,.,""""._. ... ,,,,..,,. ~ ., ........ ,,. .. ,,, u~fll,...)P otVI /'~"' flf. (.-( i•l1W~ • t • ' 14 ''"" <#" • .. " ,t\ltolif,.~ .... \Jr-'" I ,.,.,.,., ,,, •" -¥~ • 2925 HARIOll ILVD., COSTA MES.A 979·2500 Sunday. July 23 1978 Our Famous OAIL V PtLOi 02 3 1 Price Regal Sale Is Going on Right Now at auer uick • 1n osta esa Orange County's No. 1 Buick Dealership . ~ lt!271978 Regals With AIR CONDITIONING Id Nos. 147741146772 Equipment: P ower steering Power brakes. Automatic Only And Much More ... This Is the Lowest Price We've Advertised This Year on Air Conditioned Regals Pick yours out before they're all gone. Sale ends July 31, 1978 Remember ••• Not just one specially advertised Regal at $5989, but over ~ 27 to choose from while they last!! Open 'TiU 10 P.M. Mon.-Sat. Yes...Open Every Sunday 'TUI 5 P.M. 3 blocks South of the San Diego FreewaJ All cars subject to prior Sole. lo• & license not induded. ''Your Target Buick Dealer'' · . fh-ange C1n1n.ty '~ ~·-.. ·/ #f Buick lleoler HARBOR BLVD. !.SAN DIEGO FREEWAY A division of Bouer Motors, Opel -Jaguar· Triumph-MG. 2925 HARBOR BL VD., CDSTA MESA 9J9.25fXJ All makes, models and colors Classified Auto Advertising DAILY PILOT in the 642-5678 \ ' ' j i t , J I f ALLERDICE1S SPECIAL SALE PRICE ON 280Z Lease for only 511'5° • • Cap cost $8500 $900 pre-payment U600 Res1dtr.lt plus tax & license & 1st payment 48 months on approval of your good credit, Ser f!467209 Stk 115034 4 speeds autos some air conditioning 14 To Choose From DA TSUM'S. LUV'S. COURIERS & TOY OT AS CAMPERS & CAMPER SHELLS '73 PINTO WAGON 4 cv1 auto trans radio Only 28 JOO m11es Nice Second Family Car !670HSWl sa~~dS s -J'!> ,, St1flJt:J1d •ir,, ,,~ •• IT •73 vw IUG 4 cyl 4 speed AM radio Special Paint & LOW Low Miles i659JPPJ 52795 ORDER YOURS NOW! •73 TOY OT A I '78 MG8 COIOUA W AGOM ROAOSTY 4 cyl 4 speed. radio. heater 4 cyl . 4 soeed. stereo Onry 7 000 (356LOC) miles Like New (063UEM) sl695 I s5795 '77 SUBARU '77 DATSUN' Sl'tDER COUPE 1210 2 Olt. 4 cyl 5 speed. AM-FM radio Low Low Miles (599T JH) 4 cyl 4 speed. radio. hearer Only 14 000 Miles (349T JE J 52995 . ' SC9i4'S ~ ·~d:> Ol s3499 '100",,., o;~ GR4St NOgyA\ ·yJ.S 01n• llOOO ~ 1··1 ,, 240Z, 260Z. 280Z ALL COLORS 4 speeds. 5 speeds. automatics Most W11h AtC. Stereo 15 To.Choose From '7 6 PORSCHE 914 '77 DODGE COLT 2 DR. COUPE 4 cyl . 5 <>peed. AM-FM radio. mags APal Sharp Only 24 000 Mile ~ Appearance Group (004t4 l 4 cyl 4 speed AM-FM radio vinyl rool Low Mile-, Good G.i~ Saver I 173SPKI :Jt.1.~0.1.n_, ~'!) ' Ci .,,i.. """01.C\~ . "'t:>"' .,., }. s ., ~~ ~~~ 61, ~00\. 8Lfll ~ Ajnr Aep11ns J.011d A 11VO r-ZQ ·' EXCLUSIVE ORANGE COAST NEWS SUNDAY, JULY 23, 1978 I SUPPOSE WE 5'10VLD BE 065ERVlNG WILDLIFE WHILE WE'RE OUI HERE, SHOULDN'T WE, 51~? AB50LUTEL"1 MARCIE .. THAT'S ONE OF THE PURPOSES OF BACKPACKING · THAT 'S A Blf<D IN A SLEEPING 6A6, MARCIE! ~OU'VE FOUND A Blf<D IN A SLEEPING 6A6 ! NANCY I'D LOVE TO SPEND THIS QUARTER, BUT I PROMISED AUNT FRITZJ THAT I'D -- PUT IT IN MY PIGGY..--- BANK 7-~ DO IT RJGHT AWAY NOW WHERE DID I PUT LOOK, SIR, I THINK l'v'E FOUND A STAANGE CREATURE ... IT LOOKS LIKE A GIANT WORM OR SOMETHING ... I ™INK WEVE DISTURBED Tl4E WILDLIFE, SIR, OR UPSET THE 0ALANCE OF NATURE OR SOMETHING ... A BIRD IN A SLEEPING BAG?! By Ernie Bushmifler IT ISN'T HERE DID YOU FIND EITHER IT YET '? ___ MY PIGGY~- BANK 0 (/0 WELL, I GUESS I CAN'T FIND JT- WAIT---HOW ABOUT LOOKING IN HERE? NO--·THAT"S WH ERE I THINK IT IS • .::' -'° ..... 00 c ?. ... .,. .., ... ... c ; . (/) oc: :. .,. " ... ;;; 5' n 00 :! eReAKE::R eP F O R A S N\O KE:Y. "'f"H e N S tDt...E:P ove:R .,..0 .,..He \IV R e C K ... WHeRe t"T'"S HAN'7SO/V\e CO v.te>OY PRtVE:R PU"f" H IS AR ".l\S AROUN r;:::> N\V N ecK ·' :t VVA S GONNA RAP 1"H A .,- Puc::>e Wt"IH A CAN OF eee:R VVHf::N HE: S A tP h I s NA/\Af; WAS BUCK ... WHYS l>-iSRE: A H Oi...e IN "°TH E: FRON"T" OF YOUR e1-ec-rR1C. Gu "T"AR i> so w e S:NPf;P U P A DANC1 N ' A ROUNP "T'"H e R u e ei...e OF H IS "T'"RLJCK .' -r-'. Punch and Jud;, . ' - .. I •• I ,~ .:_c-· ·, ' :-1.~ ...... '~ \ "-. ., .... ''· ,, r.:r ·-...>-. :JI• . \ I SAW MR. DORELL IN THE LOBBY JUST TH AT'S NOT NECESSARY A COUPLE OF MINUTES AGO SO I KNOW .. BUT THANKS.' HE$ NOT IN HIS ROOM! WOULD YOU / r -.A~~-...~-"" LIKE HIM ./•".»~..,. PAGED? "1Jt ., THAI I :>AID EVERY8J DY DO YOU MAKE THESE $100 BILLS? YOU SURE TriROW MF.ANWHILE, JULIAN PIC KS HELGA UP IN HIS CAR YOU SOUNDED WORRIED ON THE PHONE ! ..... I 'f .\\l ;i l..INLbS YOU CON- { -_ C1ER. '!'OURSELF A NOBODY' THEM AROUND EASY· LIKE.'__....... \\ -- IS SOMETHING WRONG ? :X: PR e AM..,-·n.-1 A '"T'" :X: WAS -roo1-1N ' A Sf;J\l'\I c::>OWN H tGHVVAY F O AIY 1"HASE: ... SO WHA-Y-PYA /V\AKe OF IHA"f" DRC:AM., D OC"T"O R FRE:ID _. l< • .'. '/r-f • I,...,:.-• . v~·· · o#. uT WOMEN iC..r-1-; LET ME CALL THE BARTENDER TO SEE If HE'S IN THERE ! WE. DECI D~D rrs MV COUCH UNTIL. HE WANTS rr ! WHS.N ::t 5AVV 1"Hl5 1,..1 L.-OL-P1C l<UP K I NPA WRAPPE:c:::> ARO...JN c;::> A TRee I COUN I R Y A N P vveSTE:RN -VV1 SS:. t"T'" SOUN PS L..tKE: A H IT 10 No..f;, POL..t..-Y.' • AND AS WE GO INTO THE. BOTrOM OF THE THE RED ~X ARE LEADING 5 EVEN TO FOUR~ l,->Ol) KNOW I NEA_L:1 WHE.N I UJA5 k.ITllE ML) DAC UJUULD SOME - TIMES TAKE THE FAMIL() OUT !=OR AN I CE CREAM C.ONE IN -rnE EVENING AFTER WE GOT OUR CONE UJE'D DRIVE AROUND FDR AWHILE AND IT SEEMED 11-fAT THERE WAS ,qL.WA4S A BASE.BALL GAME ON IHE RADIO. SIXTH ... NOW WHENEVER I HEAR A BASEBALL GAME ON IHE. RADIO IN ™E SUMMER ... If REMINDS ~ OF WHEN QOO WERE A Ul1l.E. KID) HUH ... ~ NO I IT MAKES ME HUNGR~ ! MOON MU byFerdJohnaon NICE OF you IO Lf;T Qt.JR L.AD1eS1 CLUB VISIT YOUR STUD/0, MR. DOODLE .. ,ARTISTS MUST MIX COLORS WiTH UTMOST CA~E.' 1EJl~IFIC, F~ANC1~e. YOLArt DAI£ WIL.L 0~ TH~IL..L.eD f . . '/ES . WHAT 15 IHE MOST IMPORT,ANT !HING IN P,AINTING A PICTURE? b 19T8t>, f .... o..._ Tro..,... ,.HRo0•11Ao- MIXIN<S ! BUT SOME ARTISTS S,AY DRAWING IS MORE IMPORTANT . WHISTLE'R., VAN GoGH, PICASSO-· ALL A<5REE WITl-4 ME--IF you'RS NOT VERY, VERY CAREFUL WHEN _ OR. COMPOSITION . • KAMP k~~~ 1UIU'llfll DAN~~ 10NIGHT! • ,,,,, .... ' 1,,,1,, .. you MIX·· -AND YOU~ E-SC::O~~ WIL..L.. ee CHO~e~ 0Y 11-1e COMMITTEE! HOW exc1-r1NG.'! I'V~ (;JOT 10 G00ACK TO MV BUNK AND GET ~EADY! ~EL.L.01 Fl<?"A~CINE ! :t AM YOUR" Ol.ALY APPOINTcO E*CO~T 10 T"He: DANC.c IONIGl-41! 1.AH1 ARE YOlA u~ei Aeot.AT 50MEi.-f1flJG? N01 ti'7 Jt.i1 Si iHAT I WENr 10 Al-l. IHI~ l~OUE3LE' TO L.OOK NICE .... I G o • GORDO .SHARE YOUR .LDT WITH OTHERS. . . ._, J • • " •• ~,. •• ,. • WHV t70 '(QLJ SAY 110FF /HE R.ECORD'1 ~ THIS ARI::A'S FLJL-L OF : < RAl11.ESNAKES? llJIOLD TJ.IE POSI TIVE Tl-IOU6!-IT. lf/E POSll lVE l<'EBUL IS WILL SUl<PRISE 'IOU BJ:VOfJD . ~ . WHY DO WE HAVE TO WAIT IN THE CAQ? . By Gus Arriola T#!NK LOVE 1 ~ ' • {A' VOlJ TRUST \'Ol:R t:\'t:S? Tht~ art 111 lfl)t six dirrtr· <'nr<'' in dra .. ing dt111ih btl"ttn lop and bollom p1 nrls. Ho" quid.I~ nn )OU find thrm? (.'httk ans"trs with thosr btlow. tU.lJ~U'P Cl A.POQ '.l""""W 9 6Y''''W Ct QWlf WJJ. S' ,U .. J .. U!P 111 'IPOWW VH , IU.IJ.JUIO ';! ~uutt>•N c Ou1H1w \j ,~., r OY1n•w ,, u•) t \i>u~.l .. U!O ' BOOMER HOl\ ABOUI LUN.;H TOOtlY AMY ? L.~1 -? IAi...6 IN ~ MOV1 G, SU£? NO WA'{, A'2NOL.D ... l'M Df.~PL.y IN\6LVED. Y€~, rvE REALLY BEEN ON r~s uO 1~15. WEE K ••. ---BULLETIN BOARO --- e MUMC, MANI Wlsncrr's drOnition of a baJancrd 40·piecr orchestra: Twtnty players and_cbalr..." t'ill blink In 20 second$. e Job Action! Rearrangr cap lruers for each person·~ ~:»~~"'--"Z'()'----L..,...J occupation: I. ART ~EE. 2. HER B CUT. J. TtSS WAIR. No fair peeking below. ftaJl!ltM '( ~>1119 l J~)U1 I •Square ~aJ! A ctrtaln thrtt-digit numbtt undH 200 is a perfttt square, and turned upsidt down Is alto • t·vc-RvON ... k h . d perfrct S(!Uatt. What num~r! c. 1 c. nows 1 at six an _ •1, .,..,u ·u-~·""' .• ,, "''" .,.0 livr makrs I I, not nine, a~ \hown abovr. But not according to our • R1ddle·Me·Th1~. 1f you can: How can you grt a full magician fr1tnd, who proves it se1 of teeth put in for nothing? Give up? Try teasing a with 11 toothpicks. Herc's how: bad·tempcrcd dog. He plaCC\ SIX tooth· c::::::;;;;;:~~--=--;:;---:=:--,----::::=:::::::::""i;--:;:i p1ch in a Vt'rtica1 row ~~ o n the table. He takes five mort' in hand, for Jllltal ofll Q ~ He place~ Ont' of the: x five uiagonally bet. "c:en the lir~t and -.ec- unt.I on the iablc. NC\t, he plac~ one d1ago· nally between the tuurth and fif1h. form· ~7 rng twc kucr N's with J n I in·bet"ccn. He 1 hen adds the remain· !; :: 'Jl '< :> a. rng three to the end ~ 1001hpick, forming an if E:, to complete the ~ '-'Ord NINE. It makt'S WINNING U C"! OM of five kicks bruu up lM totttt malcti . a i;ood party uidc 1bovc. To diloCovtr wbicb oar, trw:e tbrou&b lines. 50'212Y'. I OON''f 0$C?INK . I rrs A BREEZE! JUI& add the followia& colors OHll)' fM u 1masia& salli•& KtH above: 1-~d. l -Ll. blue. J-Yttlow. 4-U. brown. S-tltsb loan. 6-()nn&t· 7-Purpk . I Btmi. SPELLBINDER! SCORE 10 points for using all thr -----+---- letters in the word below to form -----+---- two compkte WOfds: C AT EG OR Y THEN score 2 points each for all -------- words of four letters or morr -----+---- found among 1~ lctttts. Try to scort at lit• 50 poiets. ._, .,,...~ :11o19 ....... tfq~ By Brown and Casson rfii1A. ~- 'fi.1Al''3 IT/ K~LLY ! 501 GIRL':> TORNED ME DOWN . I 'M THe Nt:;W CHAMP! O'tA{. OK'A{, St.rr WHY F"L.AtJNI II 'i? BUAU56 1 WON ! l WO~.'! t NOW Go INTO ·-r~f. GtJ•~~e.ss 600IC OF . CASEY W02LO ~UORPS!" Fl~~T -r1Me l'VE EVER SEEN AMA~ WEARllJ~I A VEIL-. i • . • • '' ur y Doctors NOT A DRUG our''pro a Medical Sc Incredible "Crash -Loss" Breakthrough Reported in Leading American Magazines Works So Fast You Can Actually Measure the Difference In Your Waistline In Just 24 to 48 Hours! ,. - REMEMBER: You must lose: up to & lbs. the first 48 hours u to 12 lbs. the first 7 day• u~ to 7 lbs. more the next 7 ~ap., or It coats you nothlngt Cl t911..,._0..••1r, ..... 0........ ..._, ......_ M 11tN • , i • I ' . • July 23, 1978 DAILY PILOT ) i I • t : . • Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarene Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Heatth. ' ~ t • , : • • THSTI YOURSELF s..d Ille quellllll, • a ...... IO "AP..~ FWflllty __,. 641 1..aD1g11111 ...... .... '11rt.. N. Y. 10021 Wl'I ~ SS 1ar ~ qyest1011S Sorrj • an1 --adllls FOR ALFRED KAHN. chairman. Civil AeTOnautics Board Do you feel that Amerialn •lrltne companies are lo.Ing money be- cause they are lnefftclent. or ls It • result of h•vtng to compete with for- eign-owned, .ubaldlzed .Ullna? -G.S., Albuy. N.Y •First of all. American airline com· panies are not losing money On the con· lrary. while they did very badly during rhe 1970-1975 periad. they have done Increasingly well during the last lwo and a half years, and profits. on the average. A uast new flying public are satisfactory The main reasons for chis are the recovery in the economy and rhe diScount fares airlines have been offenng have turned up a vast new nying public Jusl consider 1ha1 m 1977 alone. for scheduled flights. there were more than 240 m1/11on revenue passenger emplanements And if you add to that nonscheduled and charter flights. it comes to more than 248 million. That's a lot of flying FOR MICHAEL LANDON, scar of Little House on the Prome A. the father of seven. what'a the greatest problem you have In nlalng them? -T.R., Grttn Bay. Wis. • I think rhe main problem in raising kids 1oday is 10 con· vmce them that old fashioned values aren't really old·fash toned I've taught all my kids to value family love. that self respect 1s a very 1mpor1an1 part of life and that they can't have self respect 1f they do or say things that they'll be ashamed of later FOR EDITH HEAD. designer What waa the moat npenalve dresa you dalgned? -Helen Tapia, Alhambra, Calif. • A stunning gown for Ginger Rcigers in the movie. Lady in the Dark It had a huge. full skin of real mink with a matching ,acket and was line'd solidly underneath (so chat she could show the lining when she danced) in fake rubles and diamonds It looked absolurely fabulous on the screen and is. I still think, the most exciting costume rue ever cre ated for the movies FOR Sl~NEV SHELDON, author of Bloodline Yoa M'e1D to know •n awful lot about women la Vo'" books, but I aometlma get the lmpraeton that yot1're putting t hem down. How do you really feel about them? -.le•n Ramon, Alnf. Mich. •Women are far more Interesting than men and are more complex and sen511ive I enioy creating lovely. bright women for my heroines I agree with the concepts of Women's Ub ln parl bur draw the line when women feel rhey should down· play their femininily FOR THE .. ASK" EDITOR PleaH tell me about Tom Robblna, the writer ol Eoen C0111glm Get The Blu~. the man they're calling "Prince of the Paperback UtttatJ ... -S.G .• Mesa, Ariz. • Robbms, now 41. taught himself to read at five. ··1 couldn't wait 10 get 10 books but kept my passion a secret In small Southern towns where I grew up. you were a laughingstock if you pre- ferred books to sports." He was lnspired by his mother. a writer of religious pam · phlets Robbins lives alone In la Conner. a riny fishing village near Seattle. in a L'' -z d modest home offset by an uncompleted 11e rn ° en gar en. Zen garden He has few friends. His son. Aeerwood Mac ("rhe apple. the pineap pie . the mango, the orchard of my eye"). lives wirh hlS ex wife. Tern In 1970 the former newspaperman wrote Another Roadside Attroct1on The plot concerns the theft ol Christ's body. His books have sold about two million copies FOR ROBYN SMITH. )Oekey How IOD9 ts a )oc:kef'a profeulon.t life apan. and wtuat will you do when you retire from racing? -S.F., Lopneport, Ind. • lhe professional Ufe span vanes John Longden rode successfully until he was 56 W1lhe Shoemaker 1~ 44 and S1ill going strong Eddie Arcaro was close 10 50 I plan on call ing it quils before I'm middle ~ed I have nothing tn mind as to what I'll do rhen. but Id probably ltke a tob connected with racing. FOR ANlltONV M. SOLOMON, Under Secretary of the Treasury for Monetary Affairs How mllda moaey ls then la drc•1-tloa? Who deter- ..._ the 1UDCM1Dt7 -Berl E1118atoa. Ba090r. Malae e As of June 14. 1978. the amount ol money In circulation totaled S349.9 blDloo. ol whkh approximately $92.8 blllion was In currency. and $25 7. 1 bllbon was In the form of de· mand deposits (checking accounts). The Federal Reserve Board. through Its Interest rates and monetary policies. af. fects the total amount of money. FOR JACLYN SMITH, star of Charlie's Angels rwe beard yo•'re le.Ying the ahow to get Into real estate. True? -G .H., Bluefleld, W. Va. •Absolutely not But I do enioy invesling in real estate. When I started off doing commercials. 11 seemed a good idea to buy an apartment tn New York as a lax deducllon and an lnvestmenl After I wenr our West. I bought my pre sent house in Coldwater Canyon rhen a smaller house I also invested in apartmenr buildings I en.roy ftx1ng up homes -and selling lhem -more than rhe purchase PRO Clalr L. K-. a.sslstant professor ol teacher educa· lion at Central Missouri State Unlve:rsity PROAnDCOfl CON DI. s. John o ••. supenntendenl r alrlax Counly. Va . pubhc schools Carefully conducted research shows. contrary to common sense and lcigic. that repetition of school grades Is harmful 10 students. For each student who benefits from nonpromotlon two or mOfe do not profit or regress fcj. lowing nonpromotion. and there Is no way to predict who m.a11 benefi.L Low- achlevtng students usually learn more the next year and most do as well in later grades when they are regularly promoted Nonpromoted students. who usually find themselves 5tlll among the lowest Khlevers In their classes. tend to misbehave. their IQ scores tend to decline. and they are much more Tikely to ~dropouts Should Low-A~hieving Students Be Promoted To The Next Grode? My answer Is an unqualified "No1" ru educators. our primary responsibility Is not to award diplomas but to edu cate our students and prepare them to face the challenge of adult life 1n a meanlngf ul way Our challenge must be to spot early the youngster who Is having learning problems. attempt to find the reasons for these difficulties and thel) provide the help necessary fOf overcoming them aod meeting the requirements for promotion This assistance may take the form ol remedial help In rhe reg- ular classroom environment or placement in a special en- vironment where the student ten learn An unmerited promotion helps no one • 1971 FAMILY Wftl(l , INC., All right. r~ AN EPIC VOYAGE TO RE-CREME THE DISCOVERY Of AMERICA Did a sixth-century Irish monk actually reach the New World in a small open boat? A 20th-century adventurer tries to find the answer -the hard way. George. Tim and .. Boots" celebrate thf!1r arrival in the Ne w World. By Pam Lambert Dorothy Severin was s1t11ng across the table from her husband. Tim. in the ku chen of their house 1n Counmacsherry, Ireland As they sipped their alter-dinner coffee. Dorothy casually mentioned a book she had been reading. a medieval Latin text descnbing how a sixth century Irish samt. Brendan. had sailed to a Promised Land an the west in a boat he had made of oxhides "'It seems to me that the te)(t Is not so much a legend as a tale that Is embroid ering a firsthand experience ." she said "I don't see why St. Brendan couldn't have got there " • Tim Sewerin ••• etruck by what bis wife had said. Could St. Brendan really have made his fantastic voyage? And where was the Promised Land? If It was Ametic4. as scholars had suggested, the Irish monk would have anived al· most a thousand years before Columbus To Severin, a writer who had already retraced Marco Polo's trail across Asia to the Chinese border on a moton:ycle and navigated the length of the Mississippi by canoe and launch, there was only one way to flnd out. He would attempt the voyage himself. The Brt!ndan voyage. as the expedi· tion ca~ to be called. began almost im- mediately -In the British Museum Libr ary Severin read aD he could find about St. Brendan. He was excited to discover that the monk's itinerary. as described In the utin teKt , seemed to flt perfectly the so-called Stepping Stone Route from Is land to Island across the Atlantic. the same route taken by the Vikings. Once this preliminary research had been done, there was the problem of the boat. How had Brendan's craft been m~e out of oxhkles. and would such a vessel be able lo make an Atlantic cross· ing? To discover the answers. Severin rumed detective. He traveled through 4 • FAMILY WEEKLY, July n, 1978 Launch day for the Brendan. England and Ireland. tracklng down the last of a dying breed of paftsmen. From one. he found out how oichldes tanned In oak bark could be greased to help pro- tect them &om water; from another. he learned how to stitch the thick hides with flax threads. and from a third. he discov- ered the secret of how to construct the flexible frame &om the right kinds of wood. By the time the boat was finished, 30.000 painstaJclngly sewed stitches pierced the oxhlde hull and nearly two miles of leather thong hand-lashed the 1.600 )olnts In the Brendon's frameworil. Finally. on May 17. 1976, the day after St. Brendan's Day, Severin and his four· man crew tooJc leave of a cheering. If somewhat ske.pttcal, crowd gathered at Bra.ndon Creek In Dingle, Ireland. Seve: rln recalbt that his daughter, Ida, who was then four. was jealous. "SI~ she had been at the launching .party, she thought her daddy was off having lovely plcnies every day," he says. But the 4 ,5()0.mile voyage was no pic- nic Almost at the outSet. whUe just 30 miles off the Atlantic coast of Ireland, the I Trondur proctke.s with his harpoon. Off the Labrador pock ice he hit a pilot whale. ,.. Brendon wa~ caught in a storm. which ~ Severin describes In his book. The Bren- dan Voyage: "The leading wave of each group would come rolling down on us. steeper and steeper by the momenl. until it could no longer support Its own mass. Its crest toppled forward and then came sliding down the wave front in a self· generated avalanche of foam and released energy. When It struc.k. the boat shud- dered and faltered. The helm twisted savagely In my hand. then went slack, 4nd we were picked u.p bodily and rushed forward in the grip of white water." After its baptism by the stonn. the small open boat continued on Its path through the Hebrides. the Faroes and on to loeland. which it reached 35 days later. Along the way, two original crew members had to dro.p out and replace· ments were found. One of them was Trondur Patursson. a Scandinavian ar- tist . In addition to doing the drawtngs that illustrate ~ Brendon Voyage. Patursson. who comes from a long line of seafarers. l)OSSessed numerous skiDs that were to be Invaluable to the crew. In- cluding how to fish for cod and capture seabirds to supplement their diminishing food supply. By the time the boat had taken on fresh provisions in Iceland, winds of gale force were whi.pplng the sea. and a ledge of pock ice loomed dangerously off the Greenland coast Regretfully, Severin decided to abandon the boat in Iceland for the winlf'r and tc return the following spring to continue the voyage. The plan wu almost crippled by the delay. Severin, who had already got- ten rid of his car to raise funds. was forced to seU his family's 27-foot sloop to help finance the trip and had "scarcely enough money to buy the aew's Ntum tickets If we ever did manage to reach North America .. One penon was unable to rejoin the expedition when the Brendan finally set sail again on May 7, 1977. The crew - In addltk>n to Severin and Patursson - now included George Molony. the sailing master, and Arthur "Boots'" Magan. a young frishman who doubled as the shi.p's photographer Fortunately, these men· had gained valuable eicperience from the first leg of the voyage After having watched their stores of dehydral· ed food tum Into sodden mush because of seawater iqkage, the crew ad<>Pled a more medieval diet of smoked Sllusage and beef. salt pork, hazelnuts and oat cereal Likewise. they had discovered Conllnuf!d ! ~ "' ! ,.. • ! u :c: "' • ~ • 0 • c .2 • ~ c 0 . ~ u ~ 0 u Genuine 22 Karat Gold Trimmed Collectibles! ~ Currier&Ives "FoUr Seasons" GENUINE ' ~'I PORCELAIN • • .... .• .. HANDCRAFTED . . ~ PLATES ~ ' t ; J. •' t : .. Each Currier & Ives scene In beautiful FULL COLOR! .. Cllmant a IVE8 SVMMU ONLY $3 'ER PLATE SPECIAL OF~R: the complete 4-plate set $9.98 . . KING 18 mg. wlat.12 mg. 01C01tne, IOO's· 18 mg. ·111·. l3 mg. nicot111e. r1 ps c1gare11e. FTC Repon AUG. 77. Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarerte Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. t ... t ) ~ t • ·, .. EPIC VOYAGE C~nUftl the advantages ol woolen ciofhing, and each bl-ought extra wool stockings. hats and scarves -not unlike the garb ol the medieval monks Severin says. "We learned JUSt how well ptepared the early sallofs were. how good thetr food and clothing were What we &end to lorg&t '5 that much modem technology LS JUsl an altempt 10 find sub- stitutes fOC" raw materials that have become scarce." Tbe -.oyagen were to need all the help they could get. On May 20 the Brendan ran Into a southwest gale off Greenland. In The Brendon Voyage Severin describes how the boat was swamped by the first of several waves· "George and I were hall asleep, when out ol nowhere there came a thunderous roar, a mighty crash and a solid sheet ol water cascading Into the cabin It brushed a.side the rear flap, slammed over the thwart and hit with such force that water sprayed onto the shelter roo( lining. The water was icy, straight from the East Greenland current Underneath us m our sleeping bags. the sheepskin mattresses literally floated off the cabin flooJ A mo- ment later. there was shock as the water soaked through the bags - After 45 minutes of non.stop pumping. the crew reduced the waler 1n the boat to a safe level -o nly lo be swamped again They were able to survive only by rigging up a shield made out of extra hides they had bl-ought along for making repairs. The gale pushed the boat farther nonh than Severin had planned to go, and on June 19 the Brendan began to run Into ice. The result. a puncture in the boat. Once again an emergency repair saved them from what could have b4?en fatal Fmally. oo the morning of the 50th day, they sighted land The line of New- foundland coast, which they could barely distinguish in the gray haze, was a we!· come prospect to the men, whose boat had been merciJessly buffeted by moo strous waves day after day. As they prepared to land. the crew was elated They had survived a gale off Greenland, razot·sharp ice floes and even a pack ol kille:r whales. And they did it all iii a boat made of oxhides with only a quarter of an inch ol pliant leather standing be· tween them and the icy waters ol the North Atlantic. Se.erin ..,. the •opge left lalm wtth • feel.lag of ewe. "F°' the first time, I knew what the phrase, 'the won ders o( God oo the deep,' meant when I saw a really big whale -absolutely without fear -pull up along side us," he recalls. "AD your education and sophis· tication onJy goes lo a point." He maintains that although the Bren don expedition demonsucited the sWh- century lrish monk could have discov· ered America, proof must await the find· ing of physical evidence -perhaps by someone inspired by his own 20th·cen Huy voyage. With typical English reticence, Sevenn plays down the drama of his adventure When asked what type of individuals make the best explorers, he replies, "Very ordinary people." Severin. who Is now planning another npeditlon In warmer waters, continues: "I'm a wnter. not a sailor. The voyage star1ed out with a book In a library. and It will end with a book In a libl-ary. I see it very much as two bookends " Although Severin says the voyage un- deniably had a tremendous personal im pact on him, he takes pains to emphaSize that he didn't make the trip "(Of what ti could do fOf me but for what the boat could do and what It could prove." And he concludes. "The boat was the r:IWI star ol the bip, not us." l&J Soiling mostf'r George Molony steeri Brendan through~' /11"$1 rough seas Commitment. Mabel has long commrt1ed rtself to protecting the environment an areas where we operate. In just the last frve years. the blll IOI our WOfldwtde envtronmental protection activities has totaled $1 3 bd- IK>n. wtWe mo6l o& tb&s invesiment i=o to maintain air and water purity standards at Mobil refineries and o!hef mstallations, our efforts also have included a number of in- teresting and offbeat pro1ects as well ~-A persisrenr odor problem at lhe MoM Chemical plant in Charles- ton, S.C., had our environmental protection e;cperts scratching their heads, until Mobil Research and Development Corporalton came up with both the cause and the solution. The smell was coming from chemicals absorbed into the ground around process units in the plant. MROC scientists used a special strain ot mtcrobes which "eat" Odor-causing chemicals when they are work'ed inlo the attending soil wrth lime. lertihzer and water. Once the chemicals-and odor-are gone, !he microbes become dormant But they are ready for another "meal" whenever necessary "Ifs agreed, then. Mobil wins our environmental protection award Now. how do we present 1t without scaring them to death?" Added cltmen9lon. The ltst ot "standard equipment" an an 011 refinery includes thmgs llke process units. coohng towers and storage tanks. But what about a 55-tree olive grove. 40.000 SQuare lee! ol grass. decorative redwo<XJ fencing, benches and a blcycle path? Not standard by any means. these features are nevertheless part ot the landscaping ar Mobil's Torrance, Caltt . refinery The result? Earlier this year, the refinery earned a d1st1ngu1shed service award from KeepAmenca Beautiful. Inc a..t ~·Santa Rosa Island 1s a pnvately owned. 52.000·acre Eden ott the Cahfomia coast Its rugged hills and lush valleys are home tor elk. deer. wild pigs, dwarf loxes. cattle and a handful of humans As part or ifs continurng search for crude Oii and natural gas, Mobil drilled frve e><ploratory wells on lhe island under condibons designed to maintain its beauty and ecological balance Onlhng equipment was steam-cleaned before leavtng the mainland, to prevent introduc- flon ot loretgn vegetation All burning was banned Waste was earned ott the island tor disposal, and the drilling sites were restored and reseeded. The rrve wells found no oil or natural gas. But our disappointment was partially offset by the final report of an independent enwonmental specialist, who said he dtdn't find as much as a cigarette butt after the Mobil drtlhng crews h8tl gone. 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John is abundantJy blessed with good looks -blue eyes. rich dark hair. a tall slim figure Wilh aO this and unflagging energy and driving ambition. loo, John is able to throw himself into acting wilh tireless zeal To prepare for Saturday Night Feuer. he worked out daily with the box- ing coach who trained SylvesteT Stallone for Rocky For five months he danced in a film studio three hours a night and then practiced In the discos. After the filming was over, John took only a four·day breather before beginning rehearsals fOI' Grease. Says Fever director John Badham: "I don't know anyone else who could do two movies and 20 episodes of a TV show In a year and not be In a hospital!" Most of all. John wants to be a respect· ed actor. Yet never in his wildest dreams did he Imagine himself a sex symbol: "I was adorable until I was 10," he fecalls with a chuckle. "But from then on my face was real small, and I had a big nose and lips. It dkln't all seem to COOf'dlnate until I was about 20." mania was sweeping tne nation. Al a shopping mall in Chicago. a mob of 30,000 turned out to see him. During the filming of FeueT swarms of excited teenager.; rocked his trailer to try and coax him out . Yet, because John is basically shy, a very private person suddenly thrust Into the public spotlight. he confesses that he "ls scared by huge crowds." When he can't stand the fuss that's made over him. John uses one or another of the escape techniques he's developed. At various times he has managed quick exlts through men's rooms and freight ele- vators by disguising himself as a police- man or pretending he's not John Travoha at an but a foreigner who resembles him. When all else fails, he sneaks lnto his parents' home in Englewood. N.J ., dur· ing the dead of night, unannounced, so that his mother in her excitement cannot spread the news around town. 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L mo•F-uJ. ~COMM -.J --------- • BUY DlllCT • 30 DAYS fill TIW. WJ am $7l51 .,. r.,. ••.am u.;.. 1111-Ea: ..._·llll·la; (JI Glass Aills. £.-..., ... t..i• ,. .. If .... .-atty *'.LR~~ lritllsFllI~ tire.• s*--.. mr ~Tenn~. ~--------------~ I UOYI IOllC All COIP. Im .FW I I tll Kl1hwluk" Rockford, Ill. 111M I I PLEASE RUSH FREE LITERATURE I I NAM I I ADDRESS --I I CITY STATE ZIP __ I u Q ._ ______________ ..._. • End wonW lrom rust ......... Amazing ''Rust Killer'' REMOVES--ROHING ~ RUST AND REPLACES IT WITH FIRM NEW COATING lnc:ftt.i9't n.a .... O)« ..._... on owiar n.a.d .........on-In OlffllJ 30.,.. ..._ ....,.._ Net ..... tOUllilf' MW prcQcltft ~ .-r· . ·- / .. ..,._, 5299 I .. _ . ..... _ .. .._ JOHN TRAVOLTA: FAME IS NOT ENOUGH Aith ;;Jgh idolizeda nd imitat as a star. he's often lonely in a crowd and miserable by himself, longing for something that money can't buy. Soys the bac;helor star· "I'm ready and eager to haue my own family " By Patricia Baum H is face is Stamped on millions of T- sh!rts. bags. dolls. pillows and post- ers. He pulls in more fan mail than the Fonz himself. And wherever he goes. hysterical girls charge at him and rip at his clothes and swoon. For John Tra· volta. the tough and handsome Sweat hog leader of lV's Welcome Back, Kot- ter and the star of the movies Saturday Night Feuer and Grease, is unquestiona· bly the reigning idol of the teenyboppers -and of many of thei~ parents. John's phenomenal popularity stems in part from the appeal of VinAle Bar· barino. the funny, kind, wxy character he plays on Kotter But the character of Vinnie alone would not have made him such a knockout sensation were it not for 23-year·old Travolta's impressive talent, which James Komac.k, the show's prcr ducer. calls "brilliant" and "awesome " Also, John is abundantly blessed with good looks -blue eyes. rich dark hair, a tall slim figure With all this and unflagging energy and driving ambition. too. John Is able to throw himself Into acting with tireless zeal. To prepare for Saturday Night Fever, he worked out daily with the box- ing coach who trained Sylvester Stallone f<>f Rod:v. For five months he danced in a film studio three hours a night and then practiced in the discos. After the filming was over, John took only a fo~y breather before beginning rehearsals for Grease. Says Fewer ditector John Badham: "I don't know anyone else who could do two movies and 20 episodes of a 1V show in a year and not be In a hospUa~" Most of all. John wanlS to be a respect ed actor Yet never In his wildest dreams did he Imagine hlmseU a sex symbol: "I was adorable until I was 10," he recalls with a chuckle. "But from then on my f&(;e was real small, and I had a big nose and IJps It didn't aD seem to c<>Ofdlnate until I was about 20." pespite John's lack of self-confidence, by the time he was 16 he was consumed completely by the acting fever From the very start, John met with remarkable luck and moved easily into commercials. summer stock, Broadway roles in Greme and Ouer Here, and 1V shows And then, fame and fortune in Welcome Back, K91ter. By the summer of 1976, a Travolta mania was sweeping the nation. At a shopping mall in Chicago, a mob of 30,000 turned out to see him. During the filming of Feuer swarms of excited teenagers rocked his trailer to try and coax him our. Yet. because John is basically shy, a very private person suddenly thrust into the public spotlight, he confesses that he "is scared by huge crowds." When he can't stand the fuss that's made over him, John uses one or another of the escape techniques he's developed. At various times he has managed quick exits through men's rooms and freight ele- vators by disguising himself as a police- man or pretending he's not John Travolta at aO but a forejgner who resemb&es him. When all else fails, he sneaks Into his parents' home in Englewood. N.J .. dur- ing the dead of night, unannounced, so that his mother In her excitement cannot spread the news around town. John has discovered the hard way thar he can be lonely In a crowd and miser able when by himself The woman he says he loved the most in his entire life - actress Diana Hyland. who played his mother in the television movie The Boy Jn the Plastic Bohble -died suddenly at 41 . in John's anns "Losing Diana was the most traumatic thing that eve:r hap- pened to me," John says, "and left me In shock." Since then. he's been trying to heal that wound by finding 50meone he can love -and who v.lfll love him. He says softly. "I'd definitely like to be mar- ried In the near future. f'm rt'.Ady, willing and eager now to have my own f3W1 family •· llLI FAMllYWEEKlY.Julyft.1971 8 ti c Cl a Cl • -.. k Cl ~ ' BEAUTY EXPERTS NOW REVEAL: Amazing New Te ~hn • que I at Le.ts~-==-=- You Iron The Wrinkles Right Out Of Your Skin Just As Easily As You'd Iron Them Out Of ·A Shirt! By Amy Brown, Staff Writer NEW YORK, N.Y. 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'n; fllTER lOO's· TI 1119-..... -. 0.9 Ing. lllCOIJlll llt per tignO• by FTC method. CHICKEN LOVERS ATTENTION! basting frequently and turning several limes. about 11/z hours Of until rork can be inserted in chicken with ease. Moku 8 servings THE NATIONAL CHICKEN (l!WrNI>, If you would like to enter the 1979 contest. mail a recipe /CN broiler fryer ch1dcen (2 10 3 L/J pounds} bv April 1. 1979 to · Nauonol Chic""' en Coolcing Conte.sJ. P.O. Box 28158 FW, Central Station. Washington. DC. 20005 . Write name. address ond phone number on each recipe. OOOIUNG OONTEST IS AT HAND! By Marilyn Hansen This Tuesday. July 25. conlestants from every stale in the Union wiU go to Tam· pa, Fla., to take part in the National Chicken Coolcing Contest. The National Chk:Ken Cooking Contest has a long and proud ancestry. It was first held in Salisbury, Md .. in 1949, which makes ii one of the oldest national contests in the country The NCCC was the brainchild of enterpris· ing poultry industry peop~ on the Delmarva Peninsula, a bistale finger of land between the Chesapeake Bay and the Allantic Ocean. Mosa of the onginal entrants were from nearby Delaware. Maryland and Virginia. Each year the contest gained more national recognition and grew in size Following are some recipes from lhe previ ous Cook·offs. HOT CHINESE CHICKEN SALAD Al974WI-. • bok-tr,., chk:len INgha, skinned, boned. cut Into 1-inch chunk.a v. cup comsurch v. cupcomol 1 i.tge rtpe tomato, cut Into chunb 1 cain (4 oa..) •••ct.smut.a, drained. alk:ed 1 cain {4 ma..) slk:ed muahrooma, chined 1 cup COM"NIJ chapped 8'"" onion 1 cup slan1 ... lced celery 1 IUepoon monosocffum gtut.amate .. • .. spoon garlic powder y. cup eoy Nuce 2 cupe ftnely 9tndded lcebelg a.ttuc:e 1. In shallow dish. place cornstarch Add chicken and dredge to coat 2 . In wok.· place oil and heal to medium temperature Cook ch1eken until brown 3 . Add tomato. water chestnuts. mush· rooms. onion. celery, M.S.G . garlic powder and soy sauce; stir. 4. Cover and sfmmer about 5 minutes or until fork can be Inserted in chicken with ease. In bowl. place lertuce. Add chicken and vegeta ble mixture and toss lightly. Serve hol with rice Makes 4 serolngs • 11 wok no1 available. ~fry pan OUTDOOR LEMONY BARBECUED CHICKEN Al97SW'-8 2 btoler·ffyer c:Nckena, ... ....,.. 1 "' aipe ketchup 1 Caft fl OZS..) '"-" 1eMoftede, thllwed. undluted ~CMPwaW \lo cup ........... NUC9 \lo CllP,......., ....... \lo CMP com ol 2 t.ablupa 111 .. •tent ....... onion 1 'Mlllllllft ....... ....._. .. 1. In a saucepan, mix ~ther ketchup, lemonade, water. Won::at~• s.uoe, mustard. com oU, onion and M S.G Simmer. uncovered. 5 minutes. 2 . 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A.J t4dtOM'I Sutlon Ne... Yark l't Y 10018 A. •nlnlrddr!IO"-~Mldap_.. ....... '!bi< l'l!!idrils ~ ... WI) IRRITAnD EYES Pre""'"' U\VOl"TI K~ Eyr w.,h 11\f:d .. 11h llhnl Po,.rr .. yccup d•'fl<"'<' qv~Uy "'•'he' """ayfl('lk11. dtt'1. din. hnt. •llld. •~II """I •ncl oth.,r ()le co11tam1111an1•. l ,.. vonu•• aivc• fH•I, •On1hin1 rdtd for yout <'YC!• ti ft I ,._ VOPTI 1(111 at all full ~rvicc. qu1llt7 <Intl''°'"' cvrrywhc"1 ~ BEAR THE CHILDREN CRYING Movie star Dale Evans Rogers and her husband, Roy, once adopted a battered boy. Now, from her pm;onal experience. Dale tells how we can help hundreds of thousamh of victims of child abuse. Dole holds her contented grandson Dustin (nicknamed D. J.). 71>e Rogers' grandchildren: Kelly. Nikki. Shauna and D. J. By Dale Evans Rogers I t's almost too sickening to print. this slOfy told to me by the pastor's wtfe at a church where I recently appeared. She said !hat a young couple, high on dfU9$. had brought their two" toddler daughters to the local hospital emergency room. Doctors worked hard to save the three-year-old. who suffered internal Injuries from a severe beating she'd r,eceived But they couldn't save the two-year-old. She had been brutal lzed by her father. Cases like this led me to write Heor the Children Crying. It's a book about child abuse and neglect, which has grown 10 epi- demic proportions in America One expert, Dr. Vincent J Fontana, medical director ol New York City's Found· ling Hospital, asserts that this nationwide epldemlr. is the number·one child klllet. He claims It's " ... probably the most common cause of death in children today, outnum· bering those caused by any of the Infectious diseases, leukemia or automobile cKci· dents." h's a myth, Dr. Fontana declares. that in this nation we love our children A newspaper· StOJy I read In my hotel room when I was ln Tennessee recording an album probably was a catalyst for Hear the Child~n Crying. That article packed a hideous wallop, with such reports as these: • A father stabbed his four·year·oki SOfl to death. • A woman and her common law hus· band killed her two-year-old baby girl by Do~ Euona Rogers was, /<11 a long time. castor with her husbond Rov In many singing-War.ems Site hos uirltlen .eucrrol boob. and lier mOJI rc1- cu11 la Hear the Chlld'rm Crytng (Flf!mlng H R•ud Co , $6 95}. on whkh this ankle la ~d In hn ouin 11/e. wl1h RO)I Rogc,., 1~ llcu bttn .,_.dv In the loas o/ o newborn girl, RoOln &1 •ht-11 -grond~ni. noui as 11tek chlldr-en /rom rarlWt manioga hat>«,groum up 10 bttotM par cnta lht'mM/ua The Rogtn' howeltold p1«un1lv •• /ii~ wllh the hQppy nolalnu1 oJ ulMHr19 grond chlldfor.n ""4 the llokn ol fl~ odopwd chlldNn of rnlJted ••hnlc bdekllf'OOnd.. foccing her into a tub of scalding water. • A stepmother chained a small child to a bedpost and beat her almost into insensiblli ty -for wetting her bed! There were otheTs, even worse. and they made me so sick I had to lie. down. Then I gol mad -raging mad. Even after I had simmered down, for a long lime I could hear those children aying. Of course, I believed !hat arttde to be a ghastly sampling of bizarre but isolated In· stances of perverted pare nting. I was wrong. Since then, I've discovered that the abuse and neglect of children Is Indeed an epl demlc that ls spreading unchecked Our daughter. Cheryl Rose, helped clue me In. Cheryl, a young housewife. had worked for years as a volunteer on behalf of war orphans. Along the way, she became aware of the problem thal afflicts many more children: abuse and negleci Cheryl began to lnfonn me of some honilying facts: • Every two minutes a child Is attacked by one or the other of Its parents. • The annual Incidence of sexual moles tatlon Is put at 50.000 to 75,000. • New York City alone has 30.000 re- ported abuse cases a year. (Unreported as saults on children must add up 10 many times that number) • Some 100.000 American youngslers are emotionaDy deprived. while anot~ Dale and Roy en/ov rime togethctr. 100,000 are physlcaUy. morally and educa lionally neglected. • At least 700 are murdered by their par· ents oc parent surrogates • If the abuse rate conhnues to rise, some milllon and a hall children will become sert- ously maimed or aippled or killed annually These figures mean a lot to my husband, Roy. and me because one of those little "sta- tistics" belonged 10 us. Our son, Sandy. who came lo live with us as a five-year old, had been beaten, starved and left In a motel room to die The li11le fellow suffered some brain damage. which resulted in poor coor dlnatlon. astigmatism In one eye and a total lnabiHty to control his bladder He had cur· vature of the spine and rlekets Roy and I remember our long stwggle to help this smaD boy with his enormous prob- lems -physica,J. mental, emotional. We recall ow pediatrician's amazement at the changes that normal love and attention could bring about In just two years We think of Sandy, and then our minds skip to Dr. Fontana's description of some of the brutalities that are inflicted on children: "Parents bash, lash. beat. flay. stomp. suf- focate, strangle, gul punch, choke with rags or hot pepper. poison, crack heads open. shck rip, steam. fry. boll, dismember "They use fists. beh buckles. straps, hairbrushes. lamp cords. sticks. baseball bats. rulers. shoes and boots. lead ot Iron ptpes, bottles, brick walls, bicycle chains, pokers, knives. sclSSOl'S, chemicals. llghted cigarettes, boil· Ing water. steaming radiators and flames.·· It's not just a chlld problcim. obviously, but a parent probk!m. Child a~ Is an adult disease Beh nd the beaten child Is a disturbed parent. often a father or mother trying to cope with other pressures which he or she can no looger handle. It's not surprising that a hung-over, drug-f\lled woman, supposedly caring for her children, quldcly loses her contlol One mother admitted. "It Isn't the kids that need help The problem Is. how do you help the parentsr· This Illness effllm upper class. middle class, lower class, rtch , P<>Of, educated, uneducated, laborers, executives, farmers, clerks. blue collar and white collar, religious. agnostic and atheist. They live In large cities, In suburban towns, in slums. in mansions. The average age of mothers. 26: of fathers, 30. You could look at almost any one of them and say, "Oh. not that one -that one couldn't possibly be a child abuser " And you would be wrong What can be done to stop this epidemic. help v1ct1mlz.ed youngsters and victimwng parents and Immunize American families against this disea.se? In my research for Hear the Children Crying I discovered some im presslve resources for abused children and abusive parents_ There are comprehensive child·abuse treatment centers located m California and elsewhere that are dealing effectively with the problem (my book goes into some detail about them). But at this point I want to tell you about a group called Parents Anony· mous, belier known as "P.A .," whose members support and encourage one an other through the tensions. pressures and eruptions that could lead to child abuse These parents learn to help themselves and one another by blowing off steam and sharing their woes and hopes. They have a hot-line telephone system in which parents can dial for advice, guidance or support al any hour. day or night. They arrange for mothers to send their children to each other when the strain Is unbearable. It works' In some 600 chapters across the nation and among a membership estimated at 5.000 -90 percent of whom were them- selves abused youngsters -parents who admit they have trouble dealing with their children can learn to share emotions and ex periences and overcome the abusive ten dencies that overwhel111 them I praise every member of Parents Anony mous -especially since eight out of 10 of them learn how 10 change their homes and their lives Into something healthy and good. What can you and I do? We can become concerned. for one thing, over the terrify Ing. growing problem of child abuse in our society. We can decide nol to condemn abusive parents but to understand and help; and we can try to get to the rnol cause of the problem, which I believe, with all my heart, lies In the reaJm of spiritual poverty We can learn to spot early signs of child abuse and seek aid for parents and children We can become aware of the different forms that this problem takes. which includes ne glecl We can find out how 10 become In volved -with the parent, the child and the agencies that can help them The rising numbers of child-abuse cases m this country should make us realize just how off·base we've gotten spiritually. I believe more and more Americans are reallzmg that There's a tremendous resurgence of the individual search for faith I pray that God will bless America and each 1"5'11 one ol our children. WlJ For additio nal Info rmatio n or help, write to any o f the follo wing: Parents Anonymous. Inc., 2910 Artesia Boule- vard, Redo ndo Beach, Calif. 90278; Na· tlo nal Committee for Preventio n o f C hild Abuse, Suite 510, 111 East Wacke r Drive, Chicago, Ill. 60601; The Chlld Abuse League of America, 67 Irv· Ing Place , New Yoft(, N.Y. 10003; The Chlld ren'a Division of the America n Humane Aatoclatlon, P .O. Box 1226, Denver, Colo. 80201 . P:AMllY Wl!EKLY. J11ty 2t ltt8 • 1 r Crahed in the Orient, of precious jade and solid gold ... .1.,. .... To be issued only durin& 1978 -the Year of the Horse in the lunar calendar of the ancient East At the end of Buddha's time on earth , he summoned all the animals so that he might bid them farewell. And the first to amve-among them, the horse-received a special reward for their devotion. For Buddha decreed that the eternal cycle of lhe years should henceforth bear their names m tum and reflect their influence. In this ancient lunar calendar, 1978 is the Year of the Horse. And so, in the spirit of this 1radi11on, Franklin Mrnl of Hong Kong has created a beautiful new pendant -·The Pendant of the Imperial Horse'-in 14 karat gold and 1adc ... the precious stone revered th roughout the Orient for its incomparable beauty. The image of the imperial horse is perfectly propor- tioned, and carefully crafted of solid 14 karat gold. The pendant of precious jade, which ~rs this sculptured golden horse, as the desirable water-green color-p ro- viding a perfect background for the golden horse. Appropriately, 'The Pendant of the Imperial Horse' will be crafted lo order in the Ortent by franklin Mint of Hong Kong-the city that has been, for centunes, the gold <ind 1il<le center of the East. The pendant is available cxclus1vefy from Franklin Mint of Hong Kong and 11~ affi11a1es. II will not be offered for original sale through any other source. To acquire 1h1~ class1ally beautiful pendant, mail the coupon promptly, diree1ly to The Franklin Mint, the U S <iffiliate of Fr.anklin Mint of Hong Kong. Your pendant wall be sent to you within 6 to 10 weeks. ..-------OltOflt FOIM------- I I I Wri11: One ~r ~'order The 1,.nU1n M1n1 fr•nklm Center. Pennsytv.in1.a 19091 I w1<h 10 order 'The Pend.int 01 1he lmpe11.il Hors<" on precious 1.ade .tnd solid 14 """' gold, .al S125: Included with my pend.an! will be .a 12 lc.ar.al suld·filled neclcch.aon. I prefer to p.ay .as 1nd1c.i1ed I check one) 0 In 1hrre ms1.allmen1s I enclose mv de- pc»tl of szs: Afcer shipment. I will be bolled for the b.il.ance 1n rwo conse<ullvr monthly p.:iymenls of S50 • e.ach 0 By .a smiclr rem1t11nce of S125 •, whorh I eoclnse. 0 By credit ord I l M.a<ter Ch.arge ( ) 8.ankAmertc.ard/VISA full Account No -------- S1snJture-~,.,......,-=_,.,,...,,_,.,..,..._,,,. __ ..,,,,..=,.....,.-=,-,_.-- Mr Mrs M IS\ AddrrH------------ I City -------------l """ "" Jl45 _________ _.i How Sex Appeal Can Hold A Woman Back Dressing with sex appeal as a goal may be how not to succeed in buS1ness says a Univ of Alabama professor. Wilma S Greene, asst professor of clothing and textiles at the college's school of home economic.s. says, "A woman who thinks· she will advance her career by wearing seJ<y outfits is in fOf a rude awakemng1 Sure lhe boss may like to have someone who looks cute around. but she probahly -won't be the one he'll waot to promote " Greene says that women who aspire to higher positions should dress with prof es sionahsm in mmd This means looking "very smart. put together and well acces· sonzed " She adds that there 1s no one rigid formula fOf professional dressing. Greene also advises women to gear their attire to "the next JOb down the line." She says it's a queshon of style rather than money. "If you don't know how to dress on $12,000 a year. you still won't know even 1f your salary doubles overnight ·· What Tears Reveal About Your Health There's more to tears-than meets the eye says a California researcher who analyzes them to find o ut about a person's health Or Irving Leopold. chairman of ophthalmology at the Um· versity of California lrvme's College of Medicine. says 1hat by analyzing tears he can learn Information Including what medication a person Is taking, what is causing discomfort wtth contact lenses and whether Of not an Individual IS ll car- rie:r of certain metabolic diseases. Although standald blood tests are availab'e to find out whed'lel a person is a c.arrieJ of vMious genetic diseases, Leo- pold says that In some cases tear analysis is more accUJC1te. flMllJWtDD' rrr. N-.,,.,_ ltl.,.Vn. Pl ,, ._...,,, ,_ tieonoft~ &+ MsoYI ....... ~ PMrtcll M U..., t ......... Scott o.o.mo 1n THE Understanding Penguins What do you do when you want to study an animal that hves in a habitat that's unsuited to research? The Hubbs- Sea WOfld Research Institute in San Diego came up with a creative solution instead of sending researchers lo An !arctic.a to study the pengu.ins, they bfought the penguins to San Diego To make these approximately 200 penguins feel completely at home, the lnstitute's director, Dr. WU!lam E Evans. has created a 3.000-fool square mlma lure Antarct1ea Snow machines produce 8.000 pounds of crushed ice daily and the temperature is maintained at 1Q.2()°F Dr. Evans says that the facility is mak· ing 11 posslble for manne sc1en11sts lo observe the entire life cycle of the penguins for the first time The birds are monitored around the clock by closed- circuit television cameras. and Individual birds are marked for easy identification Why are penguins of such interest lo manne scientists? In addition lo observ· ing the birds' eating habits to discover how much and what lunds of food must be reserved for them if theu natural habitat Is altered. Dr Evans says study of the penguins may help answer some im portant medical questions For instance. Evans says the penguins eat a rtemen- doU5 amount of fat but don't develop hear1 problems a member of the music faculty at Brig ham Young Univ and pres of the Music Educators Nal'I Conference He main talns that one of the best ways Is to create . a musical environment in the home. "If it's a musical home, the music education slarts the day the child arrives." he says You can start by singing to the baby from the day it's born suggests Dr. Mason. Lullabies can help the chlJd de velop a sense of rhy1hm and recognition for l)altern and sound. How to Raise A Prodigy When the chlJd Is two Of three, simple ~ rhy1hm and melody humming games can 2 be started Expose the child to good mu sic In the home. Listen together and en· courage the child to exercise his or her imagination during the music (Or Try To) Would you like to help your child develop musi<:al ability? While there are no guarantees that you'll produce another Beverley SUls or Van Cliburn, most children can learn io appreciate music \arith a bttle help fTom their parents If you're Interested In preparing your child for a career In musk or just making a music lover out of him or her, it's never too early to stbrt says Or. James Mason . If there's a piano available. 4 and 5 year olds may en,oy explonng the key- board and the sounds it can make De· pending on their attention span. most children can begm studying piano or another Instrument at age 5 or 6 How much of an effect can a parent have on a child's musical Interest? Or. Mason says. "I think parents can have a great lnOuence If they don't foroe the children But if the perenl tries lo shove it down their throats. this will backfire ·· Quick Takes The average person bas to work 2',4 hows of every 8 hour busl- nns day ju1t to pay tasn says the Tax Foundation, a nonprofit research organization Federal laxes ea1 up I hour and 46 mmutes. while 11 takes 59 minutes worth of work to pay stale and local taxes Many more patients are injured by negligent doctors than ever rue malpractice clAims concludes a study by the Rand Corporation Ac- cording lo lhe report. only J of every 6 or 7 patients injured by malprac11ee will file a claim The report adds that despite occasional million·dollar set tlements. the average malpracttce award in the period studied did not even cover the patient's medical ex penses and lost earnings letting tbe wrong driver o~ rate the car appears to contribute to many alcohol-related CTI11hes. According to data collected by the Maryland lnslllute for Emergency Medical ~erv1ces. 62% of the in1ured dnvers lhl:!V studied had been drink ing. comparl:'d to only :19% of the passenge~ iniuted in the oashes And blood to?sls rl:'vealed that a small er percentage of the dnnkmg passen gers were legally intoxicated than the drinking drivers Mille production can be slgntn- cantly lncreued by exposing cows dally to 16 hours of light say researchers at Michigan Stale Univ The researchers discovered lhat cows on 16 hour days yield 7 JO% more milk than normal The cows also gamed weight 10 15% faster BIRTH DA VS (all Leo). Sunday Don Drysdale 42. Pee Wee Reese 59. DawJ Essex 31 Moeclay -Bella Abzug 58. Ruth BUZ'z.1 42. Tuad.y -Eric Hoffer 76; Frank Church 54 Wednesday - Jason Robards 56; Mick Jagger 34. S tanley Kubnck SO. Tband.y -Leo Durocher 72. Peggy Fleming 30: Bobbie Gentry 34 Frid119 Jacqueline Onassis 49: Sally Struthers 30; Bill Bradley 35: Rudy Vallee 77: Vida Blue 29. 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Pa U Anlfb latblH Ooutlltfluder Allgels vs Detroit ID 'lllfesiional Sotcer New York ill Seatlle 1:30 D World Cllampiollsl11p Ttnnts ~ndy Meyer vs Vilas Gerula1tis 0 (JJ ® 1211 U.S. Womt11's Open Golf Tournament live com age ol final round play from lht tnd1anapohs (Ind ) Counhy Club 2:30 D Sport.sWorld No 1ntormat1on available at press time 3:00 O CJ) ®J (8) World Invitational Tennis Classic Comage ol the M1Ked Doubles Finals 4:30 O Car and TrK• Coveraae ot the 1978 Alabama 500' from Alabama lnlernallonal Motor Speedway in lalladega MONDAY. JULY 24 6:30 O ABC Mond11 Ni&hl Baseball I um\ nol available al our press hme 7:30 ill <IDl C2J) Major ltalut Baseball Los Angeles Dodgers vs Ch1tago Cubs · FRIDAY, JUl Y 28 4:30 U Ancets 8.ueblll The California AnRels v~ Bal11more Orioles SATURDAY, JULY 29 11:00 D Jll ft Maior Lu111e Bueball Teams nol available 12:30 0 W 110' C2tJ ABC's Wide World of Sports (3hr) NFC AFC Hall ul Fame Football live coveraae ol lh1s aame belwetn lht M1am1 Dolphins and the Phlladelph1a (agles hom lhe s11' of lhe r oolbilll Hall of r ame 1n Cinton Ohio 3:00 U t Sltmmy Dim H1r11ord Open Goll Tournamenl 4:00 U t CBS Sports Spe<la<ular H1&hh&hls of lhe 10th annual Gold Cup Champ1onslup Boat Race tor unhm11rd hydroplAnH and cnvet~ge ot th' Women's Junior Gymnulic lnv11a11onal 8:00 Q) Los An1tles Strrnfl Tennis l A Slr1ncs vs Nel~ 9:00 ID Prolnsional Sotctr A1tm vs Minnesota SUNDAY. JULY 23 6:00 0 (C1 "Searth" (adv) '72 Hugh O'B11an. Elkr So mm" ID "The Helen Mot11n Story" (dra) ·~7 Ann Blyth. 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(h11beth Ashley 1:00 e (C) ''Tiii tally" (mp) '1? An1•ne1tr Comer, Rulh Romen t:OO B CJ) CC) "J11111rr1111t" (adv) '7• Rl(hard Harri\, Omar Sh111t t:JO e CC) "hyd1011111!11" (hor) 'II Geor11 Sandm Beryl Reid Academy Award-winner Cliff Robertson stars as a small- town police ch lei In "Man on a Swing , .. fllm drama 1n which extrasensory perception plays a key part 1n unravt1llng a bizarre murder "Man on a Swing·· airs as The CBS Tuesday Night Movie at 9PM ~.C}1Ul1R !~~IC'}IJ\l (,to s~~ani ~~ Service ~ Restoration Antique •Slot Machines •Pinball Machines •Brass Cash Registers •Antique Arcade Equip 2009 N. Main St. Santa Ana, CA (714 ) 835-0105 1""" Sal tOa m Ip m SOPER BUYS AT THE SUPER DOME! O RANGE CO<JrtTY'S LEASlrtG SPECIALISTS ALL CADILLACS D18CO<JrotTED THO<JSAl"IDS OF DOLLARS! MAKE Al"I OFFER! WE ARE EA3YI ... Susan Clark stirs in the title role of "Amelia Earhart," the story of the famed flier whose independent life style and air eiploits captured the public's im11in1tion in the 1930s. The NBC World Premiere drama receives an encore presentation on The 811 Event. Sunday from 8 to llPM on NBC. Motivated by a fierce determination to prOYe that women can fly as wit as men, and promoted by a shrewd public relations man· a1er and publisher, Geor1e Putnam, Amelia seeks new flyin1 records to conquer. By her deeds and livin1 code (she and Putnam a1ree to a contrad marria1e) she is an early champion of women's ri1hts but prefers to let her flyin1 do most of the talkin1 for her. Co-starrin1 are John Forsythe, Susan Oliver, Stephen Macht, Catherine Burns, Jane Wyatt and Charles Aidman. The film wu produced by Universal TV in association with NBC. Geor1e Eckstein is producer. Somt of the most buutlful women in the WO<lcl wit fOf the title of Mi• Uninrse when the "1971 Miss Unlnrse P11unt" airs lln, via satellite, from Ac.apuko, M11ico, Oii CBS, Monday from 9 to l lrM. for the twelfth consecutln ,.ar, ttfftisioft pt1101111ity lob llrler is Niter of ctrtmDlllts and sin1er H•n O'COllMll is llost• of the r1au11t. Hipllpt1111 tllt .,edal ls the an11111iamtnt of 12 111111-fiullsts and tllt cr'OWftlll1 of Miss Uniwtm 1971 by Janelle PMWJ Com111islieft1 (plcturM), Illa Ulliwt11t of 1977. Repr• Mntiftc IN UnltM States Is Judi Lois Alldtr· toll, Miss USA 1971, a natln of Hollolulu. Popular personality lick Linkletter (3rd from lett) is host of America Alive! a new, live Monday through Friday daytime series on NBC, be1innin1 Monday al l lAM. The daily one-hour series will focus on what's hap- penin1 now, any place in America, and will relate to the human side of the action wherever it takes place. A broad spectrum of activities will be tOYered by specialists in their respective areas of media: David Horo· witz (left) on consumerism; David Sheehan (2nd from left) TV critic; and Bruce Jenner (ri&ht) on sports. Another element of the pro1ram is the capacity for in-studio audience partici pation through the use of talk-back facilitiw whereby members of the studio audience can speak directl1 to the auests on location. MORNING -5:30- 0 Summer Semester 6 :00 D D lnstruc1ton1I Courses 3 The I'll Club D ~110W1ed1e 8 Summer Stmtsttr 0 to m Fuluru -6:30- D lut ol the Wtld D -13 llol lor Women Only D Cum<oltndu D 0Jybruk 8 O tO futures m "'• loo Revue Q) funky PhJntom 29 Romper Room 39 lnstruction1I Courses 7:00 O 8 News D 23 39 Today Show 0 700 Club D · 3 • t~ 29 Good Morn1n1 Ame11u Oav1d Hartman 110~1\ 0 Dmy & GoliJth m Abbott & Costello Q) T er rytoons W Yo11 lor Hulth -7:30- 0 The Froo1les m YOlt I friends W Mister Roem 8:00 D ~ptJ1n llJn&Jroo 8 Sunup 0 Tiit I'll Club Q) l'tntlope l'rtstop W Zoom! -8:30-D futures m My hfOfllt M1rt11n Q) OutJrdly I Muttlty W Villi Alt&rt; Onu Upon A Classic r II 9:00 D 6 Tidu ·Oou1h Wink M~rl1n dale hosts J Tilt l'Tl Club D C-trd Shuh Jim Perry hosls D 12Jl 131J Don1hue 0 AM Los An&eles RtRI~ Ph1lb1n and Sarah Purcell host llJ Body Buddies 1 ~ ia1 Mi~t Oovalu Sl\oorl m 1 LM Luer m Supe11111n W Ses.lmt StrHI -~:30-0 ! t The ,rKt II R11ht U HollPoO!J Sq111rn p,,,, Mmhall hosts CJ The l.oftt lbn1er CD fal!lllJ ANttr Cl) .,., !loom 10:00 U ~Jl IUl The ""' lfich a.lltrs Alu lrrbe~ l!CSIS • Vopp hi tllt llottolll ., "" Sa B (ID) (ft' H••PY D1ys Ill Mldmorr1lnr CD ltld) kMll II) "'bllc All1lt1 fQ lltctrk C-,.ny Mon Sum mer fllre Tuu lhru fn -10:30- D Lf l Lon ti Ult o a~ ()t1 Whttl 01 fortuftt Chuc-Wool~ry llo•t' D 3 10 29 $20,000 Pyramid 01tk Cla1~ hom O Concentr1t1011 Jack Na11 hosrs m Tht Arcllits ( St1r Tn• O Tiit Awen1ers m Hoe1n's Hetots Q) Gomer l'yle 11:00 O a Younc I Restless Q) Get Sm1r1 W Summer School m1tin1 3:00 23 Carol llurl'tlt 11\d F11tnds W ¥1111 Ale1n "1 littlt ltJsul1 m futwres D 23 lt Pll£MIE.R£ Amtr1u D The M1h Douaru Show so Mr\ter Roem Ahwel Jae~ lin~lrllei hosts this new D To TtU the Truth Jot GuJR1nlA -4:30-e11r• locus1ng on real people and ho~rs ,.,nr~ arro'\ lht nahon Amon& th• D Tht Jo•er's Wild Ja(~ Barr; D """ 3 12t Merv Glllhn rPful•• t•alu,.\ dlP htkb1r~ hosts •htrt lht stud111 Audience 1~ abl, fl• D 3 29 £d1e of "11M D Mary Tfler MOGie fO Cuol BurMtt I friends m The Monkees •\k 1J11t\hon1 or bthav1011al spmal I l Mitch G1me Gtnf Rayburn "'' MHf Pr\ & lnhnson Oav1d hosts H11111w1t1 rtr>nrlS nn consum" prob 0 Mntn<• l~m, r.11\\1[ thPl k 1n which sta•s 1iJ, Movre: See Oa~t1me Mov1tt Q) 1-1r1d the l'ussyub f1i.l Mister Roeers tt Dinah whu MP th~ la•P.Ph nl ~OSSIO #Ill m The Flintstones m A<omp1n1mt havt an ~pon1111n11, "' dPIPnd th•m m I Orum of Junnlt 3f HollywoOd Squires ,ptve\ 2J Cud S1111•s Mmhall hosrs O Ord Vin Dy•e W $0 futures so V1ll1 Ate1re D 3 a family Ftud Roth~rd el C11ol1n1 Oawson 1\ host :H1 01n1h 5 :00 tQ1 All My Children m "e•s W Rtbop I llPS Summer Sctiool WPd lhru f 11 -11:30- 0 8 Su rch for Tomorrow O DrJanet D 3 29 Ry1"'s Hope m Movies: Stt Oaytomt Mov1,\ Q) Nanny & the P1oteuo1 el Villa Alecre AFTERNOON 12:00 D The Sine Edwards Sllow D '23 For llKher, for Poorer 0 Tlflhtht Zone D 13 (2t All Mr Children $ 10 ,. "!'#$ 0 MOYtt: Ste Oayhme Mov1n Q) I Omm of Junntt W Mkhul J1el1on 0> Mundo Lllino -12:30- f) t & 1 As the World Turns D illl (JI) Days of Ou1 Uwu O The lliflem1n ffOJ flmilr feud RtGhard O~w5on ·~ hOsl W Yo11 tor Hullh 1:00 u 1111 v.11,, D m ffOl l2fl Ont Ute to Uwt Cl) Ctt S1Nt1 W Eltclrtc Company Mon rri Summtt hire rues W•d lhur\ 2:00 D all \11l Allotlltf Wotld G l ... ~1lcan Style • ( ® 1211 G.Mral ttos,ital • "'"Actt• CD ltt'a Rap Cl'""' fD S41mtMI School ID M1rth1 llupdtl -2:30-a l l AH i" lht hmUy -3:30- 3, Brady Bunch D Mediul Center 0 OinJhl 0 D D I • f01 "'1" O 8on1n11 O lronstde m Tht "ew Michy Mouse Club Q) Do11s 01y Show D Mo"e: Ser Oayllmt Mov1t\ r{) F Troop JJ Mister Roam W S.11me Street m Yoai I htends Q) T errytoons 39 Mary Tyler MOO!t 150 Hod1epodae Loda• lt tlollywood Squirts P"f' Marshall hO\ls -5:30- 0 Jti m """ -'t The Popeye Show m family Aff111 Q) Adllll·l2 4:00 D Mitch C,me '71 Gen, Rayburn hosts J1 0.er usy ~l Btwrtched Y' Mr Thrtt Son1 Sei foods for the Modern family Get Rid Of Unsightly Bulges '"-•'-9 -... e~.,.t 111 litcll lou Mo .... 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HMIH Mk.,..~, ........ 761-071 ....... .,..., ............ 7142 S-Da..,. ............ 6'7·0ttl s-te AM ............ 117.fHO TwelluzO.-.. .....•...• 6lt-HIJ SUNDAY JULY 23 I MORNING • lndtutes an Advertisement -5:30- 0 Mark Wilson Ma11c Show m Chns109hers1B1ble Answe1s 6:00 O land of the l01t J SenlOI Prohlt O Youth l the lssuH ID Romper Room -6:30- 0 Today's Reh1ion 1J Sacred Hurt D Thunder O M111tt & the Soo•en Word U Daybreak ~ let The1e Be l11ht O The Pll Club m With II fJJJ Marlo's Macie Mcwit Machine 7:00 O lamp Unto Mr feel '), V0t<t of Asriculture U Serend1p1ty O Bis Blue Marble U Eyewrtriess l01 An1elu 'J, TV I looks at lurn1n1 llJ Dirtctions m Bufhllnklt Q) Emes1 Ansley Hour Il This Is lht lite W Yo1a for Health 'lt Asrttulture USA -7:30- 0 lbrsllal Cfron's Sunday Scllool Thi\ awa1d wonning rehg1ous show tPlurns lor •IS f1l1h sea\on w11h su new episodes 1nclud1og stories from thP Old and N•w Testament\ 3 Rew. Ro1u OeCu1r O That's Cat O Underdo1 U It Is Wntttn e The lOfle Ranier O Day of D1scomy 10 Puchul Chrrs11an1ty m The Real Peotile n Dmy l l'.ohath ID M1s1tr Ro1ers 29 Town Hall Mtttin1 39 Sunda1 lbss 8:00 O Dusty's TmllouM! 3 m Jimmy Swauar1 Show O Chns1ophtr CloHup O Popere l His Frtends U Campus Prohle-Viewpo1nt on Nulrihon 8 Siar Trek Cartoons O Pasadena Crusaders 1 o Davey & Co hath ID Ru Humbard '3 Voice of A111culturt ID Sesame Street 20, Day of D1sccwery 39 Bruth ol life -8:30- 0 Ghos1busters 3 e Day of D1scomy O A Very Pertttl Woman A he;;ut1 ful ... oman rannol fare he1 husband alter bitasl "moval w1gery Barbara Andtrson and Clifford Davos star U Dimensions O Mtthn& T1mt al C,lvary m Em lncrusin1 faith 23 II ls Wrrtlen 29 Ru Humbard 39 Hmld of Truth 0 Wac'o 9:00 3 Ru Humbard O Od~y U for You, Black Woman 0 8 23 Oral Robtrts 10 II Is W1rtten Q) Don Stewart Evan1ehsm 39 Know Your Bible -9:30-0 Marlo's Ma11c Mow1e Machine O ~l Meet the Pms U Villa Alt1re e f Kt the Nation O The •inc Is Com1n1 IQ $9tctrum m The Jetso11s Q) Old Time Gospel Hou1 Jl lns11ht 29 Jimmy Swauart Show 10:00 O Commitment O Mow1e: "Too Many Husbands" lromJ 40 lfan A11llu1 lied MacMu11ay, Melvyn Douglas O 3 Hour of Power u It A POIOOUfll ol comedy 1nto1 mal1on and <elfbroty inlfrvoews dr11gntd fo1 ch1ldien l! 10 YPMI of Age the hosts a1f l ynn Ma11e Johnston Rog~r Galloway and Da,.ow l~us Guest" alt A11e lohnson dnd special plf•cls eioe11 Cnn1ad Rothman a lnternattonal Hour O Hmld of Truth IQ Public PulH m The Monktts l3 land of lht lost H Starch 3t Sin D1e10 Inside Out OUT OF THE PAST With lht• 111rro•nt ,.,, 11n1t·n1 rl\t'r '-t.ir WM'-and (lo,µ f n1 111rnl1·r-. o t l lw l h11d Kind 11 ·, onl, n.11 ur.tl I hJt fl ue Ii. 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Leroy Jenkins 10 Newsmahrs m Shrol\f H11h Scllool All·Star fool· ball fop high school football players comoeie on lh1s All Star football eam• from the Pasadena Rose Bowl r h• Nnrlh All Sim a1e co coachrd by Voe Cuceoa (Wilson High School Los Angelrs) and Rd S.llter (Arc.ad11 High School) lhe Soulh All S1ars a1P co roalhPd by l1m Rodar1e (los Alamitos High School) and Bob Sug1no CCardenA High School) Q) Calmy Chapel 23 Thunder 39 Jobhne 11:00 O Mcwte: C "Tanon's F11ht lor l.Jfe" (adv) 58 Gordon Scoll U • "3 1 :8 Grul G11pe Ape I Mowle: "The Fueitiwe" \wes) 4 7 Henry f onda Dolores Del R1u O Church of the Good Shepherd 10 lssuts & Answers Q) Church in the Home '3 Ironside fD Clet111c Company Jt Homons -11:30-u At One With ... U 3 :S Arumals Animals 0 Thriller 10 Movie: "Once Upon A nme" (com) U <;ar~ Grant lanft Blau ID Rtbop 'lt look1n1 Glass A c,ought aftrr c,pca l..rr at nt1c,t..ilfl1·11 on vent1on <,, e c,pl'f 1.illy with tlw rrnr wl'd interec;t in ~pac(' a<ivPnt u rt• 11rnv1c'. CrahbP .~dm1f1, th.it fw would 1 onwfrr r('tumsng "' ltlm~ for lhf• n~ht p.irt p.,_9 Buck Rogers (Buster Cr•bbe) •nd Wiim• (Consl•nce Moo~) •re o ught In lhl' clutches of the combined forces of t!\lll Kllk-r IUne •nd the S•lurnl•ns in "Oestln•llon 11urn." AFTERNOON 12:00 D ) tt tssutt and Answers a> The Bold Onu Jl Movie: Good Sam ID Grut Per1ormancu )f Lind of the lost -12:30- 0 face the Mallon U World Champ1onsh1p Tennis Tony Roch' ¥1 Brom BC>lV D _5 ..2t Directions O Movie: C "Ro1ue llr.er" 1 .. ,s '>0-lloiy Calhoun p,ter Gr~vr\ ~· Thunder 1:00 0 e Philadelphia Goll Clus1c !he linal round comprtiflon ot fhl\ tournamenl lrom lhe Whitemarsh Valley (Pa 1 Counlry Club 1n Ph1la delph1a I l J Eiplorin1 the Arts O Ancets Baseball lhe C.ahlo1n1a Ang'I~ vs Oelroil l1eers m the second game ol a doubleheader U Pe09le 7 m Professional Soccer N2w Vo1~ al Seat ti~ a> Mod Squad tt SportS<ope l)t M~1t: SMw White and lhe Th1eP Stooge~ -1:30-e World Cltampronshrp Tennis Sandy Meytt vs Vilas Ce1ula1fls U '1 ~ 29 The US Women's Open Golf Tournament l 1ve coveragt ot final round play lrom lnd1~n1pohs rountrv Club m Indiana 2:00 O Wasluncton Star lnternahonal Tennli Open final l1vt cnvtragt nl this lournament hom Wash1ng1on DC Q)hrun f1l) In Peiformance at Wolf T11p -2:30-u SporuWorfd U Adam.12 3:00 D Movie: re I "The Clrl Most lih tJ" (com) '51 lane Powell D ( 31 f10J 291 Wold Invitational Tennis Classic Coveraee ol lhe M1aftd Ooubles Finals { e 1 Mll'4ie: "The tfonktf\ m Coral Junalt Q) M1rcus Wtlb' (211 ()tl SporbWorl4 f1l) The Or11in11J <U1 Foocb 101 tilt Modern familJ -3:30- ID Turnabout 4:00 D Sun41J U Yoyaae to t11c 8ott0111 ol lllt S.1 Iii Movie: "Semb of Ille Wnte 11114" (wu) 41 Wilham 8ord CD Mowit. "SmHll Up" (dial '1 l tt 8owm1n Sus.an ff1rw1rd Cl) Movit C "San AlllOlllO'' (WU) 4S f11ol ri,nn Alt11S Sm1lll ID Will Strett Wetk -4:30- • Oeltut· A Muslul Encounl11 er> Mr """ Sona a Car '"' 71tck Comar~ ol 111~ 1978 Al1b1m1 "~·· Imm Al•h~ma fnlern1t1on1f Motor Spudwty 1lQ) Adam. 11 12'1 Meet lllt llttU ID Wash1n1ton Wttk In Rev1tw .29 Wild WMld of StunlJ 3t I.lie Around Us 5:00 DMed11 ' Journey lo Aclnnlurt 0 e Stu Trek D Grut Adwenture O Movie. C (2hr) '1hr Glenn Miller Story" Imus) ~4 lamts Sl,,.art fun' Allyson Chart's Draa, Ctorge fob1a\ 10 3t "ews 23 Europe arid Amrnu J4 Eriu ID firrnc lmt it The Poc.ono "SOO" -5:30- 0 Newsmahrs 3 Animal World UNetn 10 frOft!!de lf tomun 24 What's Cookinc 29 Sl1r Tre• so The Rul People EVENING 6 :00 fJ Cl U rl 1 !ff News ~ fOlum O Movie: C (2hr) "Semh" (adv) 12 llu&h O 811an [tae Sommer m Movit. (Zhr) ''The Htltn MOICln StOIY" (dra) SI -Ann Blyth Paul N""man. Gene Evans Q) Mow11· C (2hr) "Do "ot Disturb" (com) 6!> Do11s Day Rod faylOI "4 Crockett's Y1ttOI} Garden ID Faus ol Communism 1 he Peoples Rtpubhc ot lht Con10 A \,11r.s on d1llmn1 types ol Cnmmu n1s1 s1a1e1 rn lht modern wo1ld it Mary Tyler Moore lO OllCt Upon A Clawc -6:30- 0 l News ) I l'flld l!infclofll D KlllC llrwt Conference U W'lde Wol1d of Aclwenlure The Alaskan Carthquakf' Host 01 Gr><>rRe f1schbeck lakes viewers batk 10 March 21. l96 4, when an earth quakt struck Alaska causrng l1dal w~vn thal wiped out ent11e villages w1lh lht ddmaitf lnlAling over 750 million dollars fOJ Oullenc• u Oi11otu. 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Ronny Kno1 (IJClA) and Bob Water11~ld (R~rn~t i~ Strobe ED Visa ill Aun Hay Mu so Socce1 Milde 1n Cermilny -7:30- 0 Ruff Houst l 4t Cardenina ED The Thrillers: A Visit With Two Cahlornran Novelists 8:00 O & Rhoda ( R) Rhoda 1s so ~utcPsstul at hP1 new rob I hat shes wur~rng seven days a wee~ w1lh no ltm!' lor anylh1ng elsr Q l l• ,., The Bia hent: Amelia Euhart (R) I )hr) Susan Cl~rh ~la•~ m lhP t1llP rnlP as lhe famous 1930 s 111~1 •nd rhAmprnn nl wr1men \ 11ghts The s101v dela1h hrhart ~ ouvalF fife her conlract ma111age to publisher G~o1gp Putnam (John forsvlhe) who betamr /1,, public 1~IAl1nn\ managr1 her dete1mina 11011 111 prov~ lllal women could lly as w,11 n1 me11 and thP •vrnts leading up to her mystPrt011~ '11\appearanre at \fo wh1I~ nn ~ 11111nd lhP wQ1l1I flight Jane Wyatt Stephen Ma• hi Susan Olive• Cathenne Bu1n, Chalies A1dman Id Barth Oav•d Saith and Bill Vint to ~ldr star 0 SPECIAL Sarni Jude Telethon (Stir) Danny 1 horn.is and Kate latk son co hosl lhe second annual St Jurte l elelhon Marlo Thomas ~nd Casey KasPm ser~e as emcees with procted~ going lo thr Ca tastrophic Childhood Disease Ward at thr St lurte Ch1ldrPn·s Research Hospital 1n Memphrs, r enn Crltb11t1es upected to apppar tntlude Carroll O'CoMor t va Gabo1 Ron Howa1d. Anson W1lhnms, I eVa1 Burton. Mellisa Grlber(. Shawn Cassrdy, 01d \Ian f'allen and the Danton Math1nr U l3 101 ~ How the West Wu Won James Arnei.s. Eva Marie Saini Bru" Bo1lt1tner Kalhl'fn flolr<tmb. Wilham K11by Cullen V1ck1 Schreck. Anthony lrrbe Oon Mu11ay Royal Oano John Dehner David Hud dleslon ltb 1s caught up 1n an old mountain man's deadly v~ndelta aga1ns1 a "'a111ng Indian l11bt Kale trnds hersell altracted lo a d11lting gunltghter. and Lu~, 1s pursued as an Army deserter and oull~w O It Is Written m lttoyie: (2hr) "Tht Fi1Min1 Ken· tuc•ien" (wes) 4q John Wayne Veta Ralston. John Howatd Q) Sam Yorty m (2Jl htnlnc I I ,~, Country \Inger and gurtarrS( Glen Campbell 101n$ Arthur fredler 11nd the Pops Orchulra for A cnncrrt ol sangs by hmmy Wtbb tJOl '•rnt With Nanty Ko111msty -8:30- • eel Alict CR) When Altce ~ma news story on .. S111y Minutu about 1 mobs"' who dis-.>pwtd JO ye1rs aao. 'he rtcogn11e s a hve yn• retula1 custome1 al the diner who 11 one of h" l1vo111u e TM SI. Juclt Ttlttllon Ill hlit10Ut T OW11 Han 119\ O..r Casy 9:00 fJ 8 All in the family Ohr I (R) On the eve ol a 'urpr1se party In celPbrale h~r ~0th brl1hday. fd•th rs conlronled by a 1ap1st and ~ l1le lh•P31Pn1ng traum~ that ne1the1 ~he no• he• 1am1ly will Pvet lo1g~I 1n lh•S ~PHldl one hour tp1sode U 3 10 2j ABC Sunday Mowtt· e (2hr) "Gold" (advl /4 RoRet Moo1P Su~annah Yor~ llAy M1llana 81adto1d Otllman S11 John G1~lgud. S•mQn SabPla MoorP stars a• thr manaRer ol a Snulh Ah1can gold mine. who ·~ 101n by a passion ate Inv~ alla11 w11h anothpr mans wile J~ he l1Rhls lo ;avP tho11~nds ot mrners haDP•d undergrouno 1n a ragmg ltood 11nled~hed bv l1nant1ers wno lusl hi• rontrol ot lhr goltl rnM~et al anv rosl wdudrng murdet O ltYina ldeu .. Or Fran• Rkhelleo m llu Humbard ED •241 Mntttpiece fhutrt Pot dark II .. YounR Or~ke Caine h.i~ worked hard f~ makP ht~ 1111v.r ,, \UCtrss 6ut his hu~1nes\ t\ oest1oyeo whPn Waneggan \ ti11•d men hara~ ano beat h11n ill E.stelares/Deportes En Aw on ~o Creal Per101mances -9:30- 0 fhe St. Jude Telethon O Vorce ol the lihrtyrs 10:00 O 8 Switch \R) fl g~mbltnR mr kidnap~ M~lrolm Anti rlPmAnrh ~s ransom l't•I• said rn proleL11nR lhP ciar ~ goll oru son all~r d dP~th lh1Pal O The SI. lude Telethon O Ernest Antley Hour m Odd Couple a> Gospel Hour 114. Great Performances ED Ameriun Short Stoll 'Sold1~1·s Homr By [rnest Hemingway and Almo\· A Man .. by ~·chard Wright -10:30-m Newt 11 :00 0 131 U ~ 101 Newa D ttt1 rw News O The SI. Jude Telethon 0 T1b A Good look m Movie· "The Fl1htin1 hn· tucl11n" (wes) 49 ~John Wayne Ver~ Ralston, John Howard CE> Revt1eltd Al l>Sl Adam.12 1( In Perform•nce •t Woll Trap -11:30- fJ Sports fi1111 I 3J a> ED l'Tl Club U l'1l fltl Mowit: C' "In the Glitter Pallet (dra) 11 Chad f verrtt Ba1bara Hershey Anthony ltrbe. Howard Duff tL T elepulse G Movi.: ~ "Tl!t Glenn Miller Story" 1mus) 54 lames St,well lune Allyson, Chatft~ Ora~e (fOl MoYlt: · tourney Jo Shiloh -11:40- 0 Mme: Ct' "House of Bamboo" (d•al ·~5 Robert StAfk, l!obert Ryan. Shirlo Yama1uch1 U Mov11: lC "The Torn Curtlln" (mys) '66 Pa11t Ntw man 11111~ Andrews, t 1la l\edrowa -2:15- G Mme: "Otalll of A St04lndrel" (dll) ·56 Ct0r&' S&nder~ Zia lsa Gat.01 , Yvonn, OeCulo ~.iD..ilJ~]J jVjbjV~ .. ilt~.JP RISING STAR How does a beautiful model become a broadcas11ng personaltty? Slowly and carefully according to top model Cheryl Tiegs. who has a mull1-m1111on dollar contracr wllh ABC Telev1s1on Cheryl has turned down top acting otters including the lead 1n The Last Tycoon opposite Robert OeNaro because she does not want to be a much ballyhooed flash 1n the pan She has entered the broadcasting taeld seriously and wants to go the distance As a result. she has started her on-air ABC appearances an a low-key manner She has taped a series of tieallh and beauty spots for Good Morning America and co-hosted sports events lake the Kentucky Derby and Allan King's Tennis Classic as well as Battle ol the Network Stars "Because of modeling, I know about health and beauty, she explains "Thal way it's easy for me to ease into an on· camera role with these subiects rve always been interested 1n sports I'm lucky to be athlellc and well-coordinated so thars another area where 1rs reasonable tor me to break in .. Heavy dramatic rotes wall 1ust have to wait I go to the movies and see models-turned-actresses who perform as it they're th1nk1ng out loud that their hair doesn't look right. she says ··My instincts tell me that right now acting 1sn"t for me. until I gel more expenence ·• I ., ~·--Cheryl Tiegs. heetrh. beauty end IBShlon reporter for the ABC"s Good •Morning America. went on en after-hours shoi>plng spree at New York"s Bloom1ngdale"s to see how far she could stretch a Sl50 budget to crear a mix-and· match wardrobe Cheryl reported back to Good Morning America viewers that she was ab/a to i>urchase a skirt. VtJst. blazer. slacks. a blouse and a t-sh1rt for S 133 She spent the balance of the St 50 on 1tcceuofles for the outfits But she intends to get that experience and, already, has guest starred on a Roy Clark special for ABC which will air later th as year "The writers were excellent." she eKpla1ned. "and fashioned my appearances on the show around sub1ects natural to me I especially liked a ma1or tash1on show dance number 1n the special Cheryl's reason tor entering the TV arena is sample "I went as far as I could-to lhP top she says A native or Alhambra. Cal1I Cheryl started al age 16 modeling for magazines like True Romance and Teen Magazine as well as entering beauty contests In the last few years. she has hat the top or the mo<1eling world. com- manding awesome lees for a day s work, signing a contract for a health and beauty book as well as tor posters. ot which more than 300,000 have sold so far The tame was nght for a move. and Cheryl. with the help or her husband. TV ad producer and advertising e~ecutave Stan Dra901t1. made the move What she wanted, she explained. was to become a TV personality who would last Her assets to ABC are intelligence. personality and knowledge ··rm at ease 1n tront or the cameras:· she eKpla1ns ·11 helps that people aren·1 threatened by me Another thing 1s that modeling has a great deal to do with personahty, not 1ust beauty There are many beautiful girls who never made 1t because there 1s nothing Inside that makes you pause and stop turning the page " The dec1s1on to do health and beauty spots for Good Morning America was very wise. she thinks "Health, beauty and fitness are something I know like the back of my hand, .. she explains ""I'm interested and enthused about the subject And that Interest and enthusiasm will show up on camera .. Cheryl believes In simplifying the beaury, heallh and fitness routine as much as possible "First, I keep my hair 1n great condition and make sure I have a good cut because I need to be able to walk out while It's still wet.' she said I use a very delicate shampoo, condition 1t for two manures white I do the rest of me an rhe shower. then SQulr1 on more conditioner when I get out And I never use hot rollers I have a body permanent ' Incredibly enough. the super model also knows about pimples and eKcess weight' About seven years ago. she weighed 35 pounds more than today She also has had blemishes She advises keeptng the skin very clean and eating right "I don't spend three hours wtth makeup and facta1s:· she says Her Interest In sports. especially tennis (she's ranked fourth among top women celebrity players), helps keep her skin and bOdy In condition "I try to go to the gym as much as possible,· she sayr. ··1 dO pushups and leg raises and a llttle bit or yoga ·· Her Interest Is sports. both as a 'plllyer and spectator. leads naturally to one of the on-air roles she especially likes. that of being part of a sportscasting team Although she knows llttle about horse racing. she enthuslasllcally apent days on the subject before going before the cameras at the Kentucky Derby P-eet MONDAY JULY 24 For morninc ind 1fternoon llst1ncs. plmt m DUTIME PROGRAMS. Btlow, IOI your tonvtn1t11<t, lrt tht day's lllCJ'llts. DAYTIME MOVIES 11:30 m "Lon C11ry" (com) ~I W1fl1am Po,.ell Myrn• Loy Jae~ Carwn Gail Patrrc~ 12.00 0 C "Tht l'st 81ndrt" (•es) 49 Wrtham [lhott Adrran Booth Forrest I uc~er 3:00 10 C "To Srr With lcwe" (com) 67 Sidney Portier Su1y Kendall 3:30 U C "The Rtlucl1nt Heroes" (com) 71 Ken Bmv Camernn Mitch •II Warren Oates Jim Hutton Don Marshall Ralph Meeker EVENING 6:00 D _) u (fO-re I~ News 0 ~I i3f1 News O Emeraency One 0 Wild Wild West m Please Don't Eat the Da1s1u Q) Streets ol Sin r11ncisco 'll Lilias, Yoaa & You fil) Om Eur El) El Cll.tpulrn Colorado 10' It's Everybody's Business -6:30- D 1 News U ABC's Monday N1&hl Baseball Tums not ava1lablr at our prpss trmr 8, To Tell lht Truth 1 o Mtrv Griffin Show m My Three Sons 'f( Wllat's ~inc fil) MtehHI J1ebon Sllow f "~' ol a t~o part 1nteiv1ew with Lo~ Angele\ Mayor J om Br a die~ m ,ISIOllts Cnctnd1dn so Rut E.shlt & You 7 :00 DO W News 3 Adam·l2 D IJu's Club 8 The Joltr's Wild O Bowlrna for Doll11s m 1 lo.e Lucy Q) The FBI z• RomaarlOlr's Tlblt ED M11:Neil/lehrer lleport 29 love Ame11un Style lt EntertJrnment Ton1cht so Tmns, Tr1ch ind Tres11es -7:30- D Tht S25,000 Pyflm1d 3.l 101 2$1 M11or luaue Baseball the I os AngPles Dodgers vs Chicago Cubs O Consumer Buyl1ne O Ntwlywed Gamt A Ila mt That Tune O The Johr's Wild m The Odd Couple 23 The Nut Step Beyond 24 Dl1tocues ED Ch1nnel 28 Tonraht so Tiie frtnch Chet 8 :00 0 e The lellertOfls (R) George IS torcPd lo wail hand and loot nn h1\ maid and 111~ dooiman rn order 1., save a big business drat Chief Roy's (Victor French, 1811) new dress rs getting a tot 01 attention in the "Chief's Dressing Down" episode of the ABC's Carter Country Tuesday at 9 30PM P9f9f0 0 t:H 139 lrttle House on the Prairie I he High Cost ol Be1n2 R12ht (R) Jonathan Garvey ~ult~rs a serious loss of confident• due lo 0001 crops and hr~ rnab1hty to l1nd wor~ but "'hen his "'''' gets d rob 31 the Post Off1rt hP thr•at•n~ t~ divorce hPI and movF a .. a1 O Bra Battles r ranr e 8ht1~11eR and France DPf,af O Movie: C (2hr) "[supt to the Sun" (dral 17 lau••n<t Harwev John Ireland lack Hd\lokrn\ Josephine Chao1n Yuda Ba1~~n l erla l<ad1ova m C11ol Burnett & Friends m SPCCtAl Testrmonr ot Two Men (3hr I (RI Conrlusron ot a two part drama about a youn11 doctor at th• turn oJ the cen1u1y who mak•s aan gerous enemies .,hen he atttmots to upgrade the medical prol•s~•on by 1nt1oduc1ng ant1cept1C p1acl1cC\ into hospitals and operating rooms David Buney Barbara Par~ms l1nd<1 Purl StPvP Forrest Dwd Huttman Tom Bosley J D Cannon C.amrron Mitchell Wrll1am Shalner dnd Margaret 0 B11en star Conclusion repPa ts Thursday al 8PM Z4 Consumer Survival Krt ED Shades of Greene 81111~h artr•ss V11R1nia McKenna stars'" ChPap 1n August lhP story of a remvrd £nghshwoman marrred lo an Amrrr can professor lrom Conntehcut who has a briel and touching vatatrnn aflarr wrth a lonely old Amtrrcan m Hum1llados Y Otend1dos SD D1n11I Fosler M.D -8:30- 0 8 Good Times !RI Part Ill ot a lour part ~IOI) Alter berng abusrd and abandoned by h., menacing mothrr Penny Gordon rs madr a ward ol the court f()lflng W1llona lo make an agom11og dem1on thal could change the rest rif her t1I, m cross.wits }4 Turnabout m Esta Noc he l Utll Sll Over Euy 9:00 D t4J SPECIAL fht 1973 Miss Universe Pa1tant (2hr) Somr of the most beaut1tul women rn the world vie for the trlle ol Miss Un1vrrsr 197R via satellite· from Atapulto Mrnco Bob !la1~er rs master ol rP1~mon1P1 <1nd singer Helen O'ConnPll strvrs a~ hostess H1ghlrght1ng lhr spmal is the announcem~nt of 12 semi Imai 1s1s and the cro11rn1ng of Mis~ Uni verse 1978 by hnpllp P,nny Comm1ss1ong M1" Un1versr 1911 Representrng tht Uniltd ~tales 1~ Judi lors Anderson Mis\ USA 19/11 a natrve ol Honolulu 1J @ !If NBC Mortd•y lito•11· (2tir) "Adm At 5AM" (dra) 70-Mithael Doualn ltt Pvrctll. Joe Don Baier Grayson Hall Charles A1dm1n Dou&las stars u 1 soph1slr cattd youne C.hfornia cotleae pro ftSSOt" in search ot more ru hslrc valuu 01s1llustoned •1th h11 hit suptrlte11f parents. hrs mrsfrets and the demands of h•s Ac.tdemte ta re"-he returns to his l1m1ly rooh in the m1dwest to spend the Slimmer work1n1 as a manual tabom for a whrle, Adam lhrnh ht hu found some 1nswers trom a hard wor~rnt tellow laborer who soends n1ehls studying lo be a TV rep111m1n, and lrom an atlra<:trvt youne woman who appears to poseu the qualrlres ht seeks in a 111f P IV VVt:t.", JUl.l ~~. 1 ':11 O m Mm Gritfrn Sllow ID u Ope11 Theater r lie fl ring Dutchman Wagner s t1erce and 111 spire~ opera about an Old Dutch captain who has s"orn an 1mp1ous •1ath to round the Cap ol Good Hope though 11 take~ an''''"''' The curse will only be hftPd 11 h• linds a "1fe .. 111101 to sac11f1ce e.trythine tor his ,.ikP Norman Ba1Jry srngs the trite rOIP G .. yneth JontS IS the beautiful Nor,.eiran ma1d•n Senta full 1eneth vmron rn Englrsl\ m Mus1ul YmetJ Sllow so The D1•1d Suwrnd Show -9:30- 0 Mo.ie. C (!IOm) "Summer of '42" tdral 71 lrnn1fer 0 Nt1tl Ca•y G11mrs Jrrry Houser Oliver Conan! Kalhmne Allrntutk Christophe• Norr rs l OU f rrmlf While three I~ year old bois arr spendrng a pitas ant but somet1mrs oa1nfut summer ol growing up ,1t .i New [ngland beach rPsort lhP sensitive one develops a teenage crush on an rilde1 woman ' ol 72 .ind grows uo a l11tle laster than the olhPrs m Yo No Pedi Vivir 10:00 DO News OJ Yen Conm110 -10:30- 3 Adam 12 10 Hollywood Squms m News 29 The Joltr's Wrtd 11 :00 D 3 U t lO' 29 llnn D '2l lt News O Butk ltoaers I ommorro .. s World frrst serraf ot a special two werk 11 part orog11m ol th• orrg1nal rnter planetar~ space adventure• Buck Rogers stamng Buster Crabbe O Mowrt: "Down to the Su in Shrps" (adv) C9 Richard Wrdmark L1onrt Barrymore Dean Stockwell Ctcil Kellaway Gene l ockhart m The Odd Couple m Ameriu 2Nl&ht 0> Va11ed1des tSO MacNerl/lehrtr Report -11:30- 0 18 • CBS Late Mowie O 1211 1)81 Johnny Camn O Twlli&hl Zone u (31 (~ (tt, So1p m &11n's Heroes Q) Get Sm1rt ~<C' Uhas Yot1 & You ID Captioned ABC lltws 12:00 U ' 3 1"6 '8 'olrce Story Blue fo& m Hr&ll Hopts Q) Honey-trs ID Dd Crvttt 0> lltws/Mowrt -12:30- 0 Ct11e Autry I w1htht on the Rro Grande m Tiit s 121,000 QutJtlOll m Mowie: ''Tltree Sloltdt s Ill Hrs lrl•" (mys) 60 lock M1hon'y Greta lhvssen Anthony Ottltr 1:00 D U n Tomo11ow O Mnerltk 1101 llMd World of ~11imals -2:05- 0 Movre: "A Woman Rebels" (dr~\ 16 1(4fharrnt Hepburn H'rbr.rf Mmhall V~n H~llrn Don~ld C:rr~p TUl:SDAY JULY 25 fOf morninr ind 11te1110011 hs11np, pluse m DAYTIME rROGRAMS. Below, for your conwen1enu, ut tht day's ITIOVIU. DAYTIME MOVIES 11:30 m "llem Say Goodbye" (com) 46-fool Flynn [ltano• Par~tr forrtsl luc~e1 12 .00 O c:' "The An111 81ted" (d1a) 69 Jan Sterlin& Jamn MdcA1lhu1 Wilham Windom 3:00 rfO) CCl "11.1'.M." (d1a) 70 Anthony Quinn Ann Mar11rel 3:30 0 re1 "Th• ~its" (dta) 11 -0auen McGav1n Cameron M11Chtll !!VINING 8:00 fJ m 0 LIJ ®l llnn 0 ill! !2IJ (ff) llewi 0 £mer1ency One 0 Wild Wlld West m l'tuse Doft't ut 111e D11S1es CE Strttts of Sin rranciico ll Uhas, Top l Tou fZi)Oftt [Hy R 1 It's Emybody's 8U11neu -6:30- r() To Tell the Trulh 'l~ Mm Griffin Show m My Three Sons ® Eweninc at l'CJ9S fD MIChaef Jad.son SllOw Conclu ~·on of an 1nterv1ew ... 1111 Los Ang'l's Mayor !om 8'adley fSO Real Estate l You 7 :00 U D <21l m llews 1]J Emtrl'nty One O TIM L.iu's tlub t) >ottr's Wiid 0 Bowline l0t Doll.In m I loft Lucy a> Tiit f1I fD MKlleillltflrtr Report Qt) l-American Style (ff) Enterteinment Ton11ht (JOI Paint W'rtll Nancy llom1nuy -7:30-u Thi Muppet SllOw D CWid Ca111tra .. lltw4ywtd Galllt 8 <J:Ol 12.Jl Hollywood Squares m TN Gtna Sllow CJ 121) Thi .ltltr's WIM m Thi <Md Couple ®Thi TrtlldMtt111 fa Channtl 2:1 T1111ipt (Rl Coulltry Music 8:00 0 U CIS r a111i!J mm ClaJ.11CS. Tom Snyt1 (R) Concl of a two p111 stor, Tit, acclaimed musoul w sion of Mark fwaon·s belovrd tile ol childhood 1lo~t the M1ss1ss1pp1, \I Ar 11n& Johnny Wh1t1ker, Celesle Holm. Warren Oates. Jeff fast ~nd lod1r foster A younc boy (Wh1tOt1l. whost 1dv~nlurc~ rnctu~ conn1nt hi\ l11ends 1nlo wh1tewuh1n1 hi$ ftnct uv1n1 Becky Thatcher (M•u roslll) lrom 1 classroom lhrulunc 1et11n1 losl 1n 1 cave ... 1tntu1n1 1 murder and btin1 m1sl1hnlr thouchl drowned a1te1 ven1u11n1 on lht M~s1u1pp1 w1lh hl1 lntnd Huell rinn (lu l) IJ (U' U Man Ftom Atlantis Cryslal Wair• Sudden Otaih (R) The evrl M1 Schubrrl 111cks Ma1k Hams onto p~ne11armc a po .. erlul lorce l1eld so he can sleal 1mPortan1 '""KY cryslals from a rate ol under sea bein&s O Bil Balllts B11la1n lh•y Stood Alone Ovr1 [u1ope I hr K1l11nR nf Caeles 0 1 1QJ '9 Happy D1ys Be My Valenl1ne (RJ Joanie ·~ lh11lled 10 be headed lo• hrr lorst annual dance al Arnold s '1'1lh 4 real boy friend when hei dale crushes her '"''h a lasl minute canceUa11nn O Mom. C (2hr) "The 811 Gundown" (we1) 6R I re Van Cletl Thomas Mohan l uo\a Riwplli 01 Hee Haw Cl) Morie. C (2hr) "Branded" (wrs) ~I Alan I ddd 'l~ lhhonal Geo111ph1c Spet11I Voya&t ol lhe Hnkult a IRl fD Sll1dts ol Greene !Rl (;h~gron 1n lhree Parts .1nd Thr Case 1111 lhe Oelensr 0) Humillados Y Ofendldos fO' Turnabout -8:30-u '3 10 l2t llwetne ' Shirley Bus Slop CR) The &nl\ gt! lhe royal dust oll lrom lwn Ir Hows and sptnd a h"hc nogM stranded in an O~hkOSh bus staloon complrle w11h an assort m,nl ol 1nsul!1ng characters 150 Over Euy 9 :00 U CBS Tuesday ll4ov1e· C (211r) "lqn on A Sw1n1" (d") 74-Cllfl Rob,rtson Jori Crty Oo1nthy lmlan p,,,, Mnlprson l an( Smith Dianne Hull When a voune &•rl •S murdeted ~ youne man who claims lo hav' cla11voyanl powrrs tonlacts lhc pofort choel (Robulson) and stales details lhal even lhe pohc' have overlooked A second m111de1 pomls up lht poss1h11t1y Iha! a cla1r.oyan1 has hypnoli1Pd thr youth into comm•U•n& lht rum's to tnhance his poYom D tll 1it The 811 bent: D1rh1 Tll.n Amber (7hr J Rod hylor stars on lh1s arhon drama. stl 1n Florida and Nassau He plays John 0 Mac Oon~ld's hero, lram Mr.Gee who relentlessly pur,ues lhe sad1st1( slayers of a young gnl and it!uses lo be put oft the trail by any obstacle no mallt• ho• deadly Sury Kendall Ahna Cap11 Thtodoit Mtl Wilham Smith and Janel Maclachlan co stai II (D 1fO f2I Tllree's Company (R) lick'' caught 1n 1 dilemma when Ch11ssy bet1evPs he has broueht ht• an opens•vt R•ll ... h•th 1s 1eallv ' su1pr1se for Roper s wofr 1I 1 ltlo¥~: (¢1 (211r) "The Sulp- llu~t111" (wts) 68 Burt l 1nculer Shelley Winter; ID Men Gtlffin $llOw fD llatiollal Cettr1pl11c Voyage of lht Hokult a' An 'p1r voyaee •ilh Hawa11ans in a hu&' c!oublr hulled untlf like tho~ ol lht11 1ncuto1s In trare the ~nrienl 1ournry from tiawa11 to 1ah111 1n starth or fht11 fulynnran hrr111er '1fl M11t1rpltc1 Tlleatr• -9:30- • f!Ol l)f Carter CO!lntry (Al A" embarr4urd Cltotl Roy enhm th' •1d nt Curlis lo ~ccnmp.-ny him In • d'parlmtnl \IOrt to htlp him buy a ~ttS\ fl)I h1m$rlfl (14) 01 RMt Ind llood 10:00 OO llrn O ~ fQ 'H 10no A b•oadml Pd•lron ol a newsmafa11n'. 1n lh, lrad11tonal stns' with a wodP range ot ont'''sls and do-em eltmenl\ CE lei'$ lilake A Dul 0) Vin Conml10 S01 hcu ol Communism -10:30-m m Newt fD White face rou1 clown~ •r•~ll lhen dreams and achotvemenh 11 :00 fJ l31O 1t 10 .tt News 0 (2~ •'91 News O Bud Roam lragfrty on Salurn" O Mow1e: C "Brewster Mt Cloud" (dru 70 Bud Corl Sallv Kellerman Michael Murphy Wilham Windom ID The Odd Couple Cl> Am•riu 2N11ht lJ Vts.i ID Dick Cavett 1'S01 Mat Nell/lehrtr Reporl -11:30-u 9 CBS Late Mowie: ltlcM1U1n & Wrle/ltoja• U Jl •>I Tl1t Btst of Carson Onn Rickles. John Byn~1 Buddy l!rch ~no Ca1hy Rich eues1 O Tw11l1ht Zone " (, (fQ) 'all Solp Cl) Get Smart m Ho11n'5 HtrotS ~ Lilias, Yoea & You fD Captioned News 12:00 U I 1 (ff lfi T litSclay Mow1t of the Wu•: 1 C1 "lana the Drum Slowly" (dri) 7 l -Michael Mo111rly Robtrt Ot N110. Vincent Ga1den1a m Hith~ Cl) The Honeymooners -12:30- D Mow1t: re ''Upstairs ind Down st1i11" (com) 61 M1chAtl C1a1i Ann' Heywood ID ltlow11: "Enchanted Coth11" (dra) ·cs Robeil Youne Dorolhy McGuire, Herber! Mllrshall Cl) '""11: "And Then There Wtrt Tlltee" (dra) 67 Alta 1f1r.hol 1:00 O ltlne11t• -1:30-u JJ r)t r-row 2:00 Cl '""11: (Cl "Jusy'' (dr•I 48 Mare.rel l ockwood, Basil Sydney m '""It: "llo Sad Son1s FOf Mt" (d•a) 50 Margaoet Sullavan WPndell Corey N1t1ht Wood -2:30-0 "-'it: "Slloot loud, loudtr .. I Oen't URll111ta11d" (com) 61 Raquel Wtl(h M1rcPUn Ma\lro11on1 3:00 fJ Movlt· "A Tltouulld ind Ont lllrhls" (adw) 4~ Corne! W1IM rwftlyn K,yr$ Phil S•lwers 4:00 Cl Mowlt: "Mar\ of Cain" (mYll 48 lroc P0rtm1n Stllr C11y m MCIM: "DMll11s vf Otlafla!M" (•t\) cg Randolph Senti -4:30- 0 Mom: "C1111~ """"" (cnm) ~O R1,hard Atlen IWEDNESDAYf JUlY 26 for morn1ne 1nd 1f1ernoon hst1ncs. plmt m DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your conwenience. 11e the d11'' movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 11 30 m '109 Hat" (musJ 3~ f red Ast arr Grnae• Roet•\ [dward fvmll Hollon H'''" 81odcrick 12.00 O C "Copper Canyon" !Im) ·~ Ray Milland H,dy Lamarr. Mona frteman Macdonald Carey J:OO rfO C "A Tute ot £w1I" (dra) 11 B~rbm Stanwyd Roddy McOnw~ll BMbA•~ Pir~ons Wilham Windom Arlnu• 0 f.onntll 3'30 O C "Ku"' ru" 111111 71 Krtlh Carrad1n, 04v•d f.a11ad1ne. Bairy Solh~an EVENING 6:00 D 3 0 'I 10' .h llews Cl D lf News 0 lmercency Ont 0 Wild Wild Wtsl m Ptuu Don't ut lhe D11s1ts Q) Streets of San fr an<1KO 24 l.Jhn, Yo11 & \'ou fD Over Euy folksinger 1 heodO•t Sikel performs hosl Hugh Oown~ oll,rs inlorma1ton on 1rth11lr\ quicke<y 0) Hoaar Duke Hoear SO It's he11bod)'s Busineu -6:30- fJ lltwS 1 el To Tell the Truitt 11 O Men Griffin Show m Illy Tl11te Sons U1 Antiques fD MIChHI lachon rusl ol A hto part onlemew with Ins AneelPs Pohcp Chotl Daryl Galt\ 0) rHIOftts [ncendHlu SOI Real Estate & You 7:00 fJ 0 u 0)11"1 ~ i 111e Cone Show O Tiit lllr's Club _('Thi Jobr's W~d O 8owhn1 !Of Dollan m I loite lvcy Cl) The f"BI t2.4l (Jiu fD Maclleil/lellrtt Rtpot1 13) LOft American Style 1)11 Enterttinrnent f <11111ht SOI &ard1nin1 -7:30-u All-Star Aftyt111n1 Goes lhr mt nl Whals Happentnll rakes on lhe U!I or (r&ht ts (nouch L 3 )let's Go to Ille Rt<4J U Sita Na Ila Songer Johnntt Ray cuesls lo rtmont~P allout Col!1M Oldies Iii The llewlf'"d &amt II Match '-'"• Cent Ravhurn l!Osts Tiit s1n.ooo QuutHlft CJ i.ftl Tiit ,_,,., Wiid (fG'i l2ll hr11ily reuct m Tiit <Mf c-,.. ~§) CalilOfnla rrvflle fll) Clla~1111 21 T 01opf 1tol St11lao.ud Paige 11 WEDNESDAY CContinued) 8:00 lo111e~ a \1~nc11u1• on an 01de1 blank O e S,ECIAL funny Business lh• drr rphon ro111 him his hono1 (2hr) Waller Matthew os host 01 lh•~ and ull1mately hos lit~ 5han~ B11ant Oftstnlahon spalhghrrne lhe c1eam ~nd John Colrehllr co Sid• of comedy from thr movies erotest 0> Hu1111ll1dos Y Ofend1dos era Among the many sra1s to have ~o 11•ms. Trieu and Trestles rheu am 1ep11sed hom h•sloric him\ -8:30- arr !he Mm Rrolhm WC fields Mar Wtsl lauoel & Hardy Bob Hope Bing Crosby Abbott & Costello and an all star supportrng casr O r)ll 1391 The life 1nd Times of Griuly Ad1ms !he Spoilers (RI A couple ol inepl solver prospecrors (Waller Wanderman and l\en lynch) pollule lhP streams with a wasre product Iha! causes me•cury po1•on rng and death lo all wlldlilP lhal dunks lrom thr ~lltams U B11 Battin Demi Sand s .. eat and feats llalr Am 81oken U ~ 10 ~ E11M Is £noufh All 1 f au on Loit and War (R) fom s lobrrdl athludes are pul lo lhr lest when he suspect\ a romance between hrs daughlPr and the black son ol an old A1my pal Ci) Mowtt: C (2hr) "A 01ndy in Aspic" (sosp) '68 lau1enu Harvey. Mta F a11ow I om Courlenay Lionel Slander Harry And"ws m C1I Jam II An ouldoor rue~ ~on cert taped "" at the Onta110 Motor Speedway (I) Mowit. C (Zllr) "H11h Wind rn Ja11111u" (dra) 6~ Anthony Quinn lames Cobu1n Denni\ P11ce Cert frobt. l 1la lledrova J() Now• fD Shades ol Greene A Chant' tor Mr lever" F 1edd1e Jones slars rn rhrs tale of a m1n1ng machinery salesman wha, de~perale lo achreve success ACROSS Cleanser (clue ro answer) S Crade 9 Sergunt fo• esample (abbrev ) 10 Ropen 12 H11 I S Sc1ub 18 Royal !Jtte 20 llahan money 21 Poetic type 22 Drinks 24 'Lend (2 wds ) 25 6hghtty open 28 Memorable tome 31 Men 32 S&id 34 unmov11i1 36 Ty~ of prose 37 Futhe1·s parrne1 39 French ia1nt (ilbbrev l •I Thin man 1 oog 42 Tenvre m Luch1 Lrbrt so Over (ny 9:00 O 23 3t Blad Sheep Squadron 'lhe Iceman· (Rl Papp\ 1s sen! 111 lhr mainland 011 a m111dle bu1ld1n1t tnur and h1~ replacPment IRrchard laec~tl) a 1p11 and polish tvpe "hr· has aloenalrd all nf thr rnmpany mu~I r~llv lhl' troops tor an all oul a'Mull un a cold blooded enrmv air ace dubbrd thP iceman U 3 10 29 Ch11hr's Antrls Anlrque AntPIS IR) Orrssed as l<eyllMP Cops and drmn' .r Model r fflrd the Angels .ind Bnsley 1nf1ltratP .in anlrQue auto rally tu rrac~ do"n stolen samplts 111 a nPw soatt age luel worth rnrflron1 ro a tor~rkn power f dward Belt and Mala Pol'lm guest m Thr Merv Griffin Show ~· lf1honal Gto111phlc Sjlemf fD Great l'erl01111ances Wa1t•na for Codnt Samuel Bec~ell ~ rraRedy r omrov about lwo tramp~ wMse t11v1al conversations and banal aclov1lrn sugeest the mtan1nctts1ness al hit Al once blea•ty d'SPa11inf and rochly humnr ous !ht play or, an U\ertoon ol mdn s 1nrense will t~ live 10 sp1IP of everylh1ng }O Evrn1n1 at Pops -9:30-m Yo l'io l'edl V1vir DOWN 2 Furth" 3 DC s partner 4 Typl' or meat 5 fakes Chilrge or 6 ln1t1als ot Show Boat srar 7 Shy away from 8 Garden or panty 11 Marsh 13 Chinese le11dtr 14 More distinct 16 Typl' of wrnes I 7 Scollosh word lor must 19 Bargains 23 Starvallon wide spreed 26 Murray or Srerhng 27 Warns 29 L1'1 JO • -carte 33 Tonh 35 Scarlett's land 36 o .. ecllon 38 Where II s 40 Lr,nt bvlb 1nvento• s mono11ram Antwer at end ol '"• S11turd1y 109 10:00 O 8 CBS llews Specral In• f "~ N''' °"'" lhr mull• ~ .. ard '"""'"t \(udy 111 d lommun1ly ,n N, .. ~nr• Coly lhe S11ulh Rrnr. r whPrP dr'.Qn 1 A wJv ul f.lp 41 rou11n• lherP ~· mu~g1n1t• burRl~nf\ wO M iid" rht<k\ Soll Moy~•' •> rrpo1fr1 O 23 39 l'ohce Woman 811111 I rrror rRi l db Hunt., ~u~''' d' an Mrnunldnl 1¥h11 11n1u~1·1" .1tm, \11S PICIOU\ bookkefponP, b) ~ •It •nlly dere~\ed Tt•ll11v. "m1Jlu1•r ~nd bProm•1 the IJrRel ol Ranp,\IN\ wh• arP delermontd rMt lh• rruln 1h11u•d remain t11ddr11 DO News U 3 10 29 Starsky & Hutch Saran' WrlthP\ 1fl 1.mh Jml Hutch• mountain ' 1 di• on ti•<1>m•~ • n1yMmw .. 11,n thr1 l•dr11 lhAI mpmbrr1 111 A '1rmnn 1 '" I•'•" ft ·,"riloCt ~ ln<AI ~ul (I) let's Mah A Out m Ven Conm110 so Cowboy ClasStcs -10:30-m (I) News i• Strobe 11 :00 0 3 U 8 10 29 New\ 0 23 3t News D Bud Rocen I ti-I"' mo• ~t1ongh11to 0 Movie C "Sol M1drrd" In 1\1 68 Oavod Mr(1ll11m ~rrll.• St• •tn~ J ,lly Savala1 Rip lorn m Tht Odd Couple 0) Amertc1 ZN11hl 24 Draloeues 0) V1rred1des Sll Maclferl/lehrer Report .,,, f'fC.L..f\ """"""' -11 :30- 0 8 CBS lilt Mow1t· H1w111 f1ve·O/ll0jlk O 23 39 Johnnr C11son D Tw1h1hl Zone U 3 10 29 l'of1tt Story I A ~ •o• A hddnw ID Ho11n'1 Herou m Ctt Sm1rt 2• l.Jhas, Yo1a & You ffi Captioned ABC News 12:00 aJ High Hopes 0) The Honeymooners ID Ord Cavett W New1/Mow1t -12:30-D Movit "A K1n1s Sto1y" l/J lr 1 ~I Narral•r1 Li llr "" WtllP• U 10 29 Mysteiy ol lht Wed Demon [)1-n1nn ID Movre· "Flrcht for freedom " I ~d• I ~ t H11\dl•n1J Ru\\fll r rrd MdcMurr.i~ ll•tbtrl Mar\hall (I) Movie C "M11k of tht Rent 11de" 1•rt•I ~I R11 .trd11 M11nldlba11 f vd Choll\\P 1:00 O 23 39 Tomorro• 0 MaYtlld 2:00 O Mom1 lam I In !ht A11•ph1b1An Man -2:20- 0 Mowte c "lens1on at hblt Red" rwt11 ~~ Rrrha1d l~tn [\Qr r1thy 'wlalun~ AnR•' U1c~m~11 ID Mowirs: ~nae~ Ovt 1111 I 0 I Women\ P11<.111 -2:30-D Mow1es. Ghom of Hom• Buflaln Gun· I THURSDAY JULY 27 Foi m0tn1n1 1nd 11tunoon listin1s. pluse see DAYllMC PROGRAMS Below, tor your tonven1ence, 11e the d1y's ll10¥1ts. DAYTIMC MOVIES 11:30 (D "Tiie Coddm" (d1a1 )8 Kim Sl•nley I loyc! 811d~e1 Steven Hill Pally Ou~' A .rin Belly Lou Holland 12:00 O C "Red Mount11n'• (dra) 51 Alan t ddd l•1abPlh Stoll Aithuo llennrdv lohn Ireland 1:00 1Q, C "libel" (dra) 59 Ollv1a de Havilland 01ro Bogar de Robert Morl,y. Paul Mm oe Wilfred Hyde While l :JO fJ C "lonasheet'' (diaJ 10 lames Franeistus. B1adlord 01llman Jantlle Nnlan Jnhn Mclnlne Martine BP1wrc~ EVENING 6:00 O 3 U e 110 n Ntws Q 'S 29 NtwS O Cmt11enq One 0 Wild Wild West (D ~ue Oon'I ul Ille D11sits Q) Streets ol San f11nc1SC4 24 l1hu . roe1 ' You SO It's Cvef')body's Business ID Oottr Easy Em Cl Cllavo -6:30- 0 !Ws ( To Tell the Truth fOl MtrY Gntt1n Show (D My Thrtt Sons 14 "°'' tD MkhHI lltlSOll Conclu\lon ol An 1nterv1ew w11h Los Angele~ PoillP Chiel Daryl Cates m PISIOfttS Encend1do 50"1 Re1l lst:ate 1nd You 7:00 OUfJ ED lletn m Emtraency One 9 FOUL PLAY IN S.F. * GOLOIE/CHEVYl fUN! O A Wtthnd of ·•rout Play" (lhr l Cameras lolloto Hollywood's stars on a wild wee~tnd 1n San franc1sco at lht l•vrsh prem1trt 1nd 1wtr 1111 lh, new comtdy him Foul Pl~y 1tar ""R Goldie Hawn and Chrvy ChHt J) Jobf'S Wik! IJ low!inl fOI Oollu1 m lLMLIKy Q) 1'llt Fll m Madltllll.lflrtr Report 13J LM Allleriu11 Style }I) ltlt..Ul11t11tnl T 011i1ht 114) In Studt of the -.,1 AmtrlU -7:30- • Wild WOtld ol ~imals e "'""' ""' T1111• • flit lioft1 Sllow In $ur(h Of · a 12'! Tiit Joker's Wild <ml 0 lflttll ~ m "" Od4I eoup1e ~ Ct-ully $pe1k1n1 fJj) Clt1nntl 11 T 01111!11 (JG) SPECIAL Alt ollolism Or•n&t County t•ptrts uem1n~ lht reason) ~hind the problem ol altoholrsm and ihow wh11 ~ind ol http is m1!1bl~ loc,lly 8:00 o e The W11ton1 cro A d1~0 P1m11fd G1•ndpd linds •I d11/1wlr 111 1H<PPI \rpa1a111io loom ht< wile ! 11/!~1 .. 110 has been 1lr•c ken 111 dnn 1 .nfined In a nos~olal G1aodpd rttalt\ we h oand~monoum m lht ht•)P•lal lhil h~ 1s bamd hum lh• pr~m1se 0 n lt CHoPS H11•h Hu ~1ng lhlrl• IR) r 0tm~r p10 loolbatr play~r R~n Oav1d~on ~ut~I\ d\ A mu~ ula1 lrur~ Ooovrr woth a un1qur meth!XI ol •·bl41nm1t p~1kmg \pare\ O 811 Battles Pwht Rosing Su11 Pac1hc Settm~ Sun U 3 10 29 Welcome Buk Kotter An~., !Rl A ntN illl in Kolte1 ~ cla\s poses a big p1obtem 101 lhf 1weath0gs especially allt1 she annn1inces slle wants to become thr 11111 gul membe1 or lhe grnuo O Movie: (2~r) "Ceorn Girl" lcoml 66 I ynn Reogme James Ma~m Alau BalH m C11ol Burnell I f11tnds Q) Testimony of Two Men Conclu 1mn nl lh1s drama slarr•ng Oavrd R11nPy Barbara Pi11k1ns and Steve fotrf\I 24 lnstahl tD The 0111in1ls Em Hum1ll1dos Y Oftndtdos -8:30- 0 ' 10 29 Wll1t'J H1pptn1n1 I 1·\ltmnn1;I (R) Ra1 Dwayne and Ht11111 hrcome f1an11c second 1101) """ when they 1 hangr lhr11 minds ~r.our ~··"'~ Mrs Col/Ins an tmpt~ Pdf~4Rt' hot htt. ~th Ann1¥e1sa1y ~\a teacher (D Crou·Wtls tD 24 In Surch of the Re1I AmtrlU m Los tompadre\ so Ovt1 usy 9 :00 0 8 H1w1h fi¥e·O McGa1re1t b~t om es lhe unolf1rial watrhdog old love t11anglr cnns1st1ng nl an e1~hlrfn yea1 old island boy h11 s11 trtn year old swPtlhParl and hpo wrallhy and inlluenltal lather CJ IU T 1391 James ii I~ ' Fast & Lonse" (R) Jani~J t¥1nds up 1n l1nvblf when hr I\ "1h1sktd rross iounlrv hi Cdlllorn1a by a 1el 1rt lla\~matr (Oan1(•I t~mml U , IOJ ~1 B1111e1 Mil/ti fv1c11on Cttnrl Retustng lo enforce an tVICllon order lands Captain Miller In lhe departmental doihouse and lhr mrn nl lh,. I ?lh Prwncf 1rr laetd w1lh m1k1n& a lull 1catr nsault nn a run lfown ho1,1 m .. erv Griffin S11ow f~ [nnin1 al l'OflS Glen l:.lmpbelf eunts 1nd pttlorms a number of SOlllS by hmmy Webb fil) 1'1!Wft ta ""SOii Mur1ow s l'iSS 1ntrrv1tlll'S with ~anrs de M1llr ~nd llusstll C.oun m 1toc:i..s tap111.u 1l0 lft Pt1tol1!1111<• at Wolf f11p -9:30- .. t1 lfO rBl AIC Summtr M00t'9: Cl (90111) "tl111di11t" {dr•) 7~ 011h1nn Ca11011 J3mn £111 Ion's lawrtnu H11lon lacobs. fttllu rhr SIOfl al i IQwl 1lr111 btlwrrn I u rbate collttlor Ind I POVr11y slnt ktn J6 yur ottl moth,, OI ~I~ Childrrn fD Norman Corwin on Mtdla, CulMt and llt1I Ult A conv~l\•hon between Norm1n Corwin and TV wnttr Hal ll•nl11 G) Yo "' 1'9dl Vitlr 10:00 0 8 B1rn1by Jones CR) Buddy Fb1on s daughter Boo111t gutsls as a bual h11atkrr s gullr1tnd rnvolvPd rn his plol lo IAkt his c!Palh and rht destrutllon nt his vachl tr avoid detect1or Oy autho11t1ts 0 U. 39 Tht Cl1S$ ol '65 I ht Cfa\s Clown (RI Stev, Alltn tuests a\ ~ talk snow hosl who 11~es 40 aspr11ng comic 1M1thael itmbPCkl ~ make or break OPP1l•lun11~ 0 O News 2• M1stup1tce Thuter m Cvtn1n1 II Pops Gltn C;rnpb~ll guests m Ven Conm110 s~ llt"'1h1nk -10:30-m lltws SO World ol Country Mu'4c 11 :00 0 1.• fJ f$l 10 at lle"s Cl lJ CU News O Buck Roem lhe Sky Pat101· O Movie: C "Bk>od on Satan's Claw" (susp/ · 10 Pa111rk Wvmark lrnda HaydeQ Barri An~•tws Michael Do111v m The Odd Couplt Q) America 21111111 14 Turnabout fID Dkl Cmtl m 't111tdlllts SO M1cNeilllthrer Report -11:30- 0 ' CBS late MO'ltt 1it••·s•H1 McClolld 0 r2' >t Johnny C,rson O Tw1fi1hl lont fJ 3 l 10 at Stusly I H11tc11 (D Hoaan's Heroes m Get Sm1rt ,2( 1.Jlras Yoea and You fD taplio!ltd ABC News 12:00 (D t(11h Hopes Q) The llonepmooners -12:30- 0 Mowit: "Inherit lht Wtnd" (dr~) 60 Spencer fracv. frtdrtc March fJ 110) 1281 Toma m Tru1h or Consequences a> Movie: "Tht "1undtrelS" (Wt\) '60 JPlf Chandlet, lohn Su on 1:00 Cl 1,n 1U Tomorrow 0 Mne11c.ll (D Movie: "Dehtt" (w"l 'S6 tnhn Wayne v,,a Ralston WAlltr B"nnan 2 :00 D Mowit "l'o•d11 To•n" (d111 47 Edmond 0 Brren font llf•OC G M00tit: "I WIS MOllly't Otlrblt" \dra) 59 John Mrlls Ctcol Parbr 3:00 U Mo.In: ltunchb1ck ol Snllo Skyhner m MO'llt, "Sund1I Shnl" (dra) ·~2 Btodeocll Crawford Oonna Rerd lohn Oere~ Roiemary DrCamp 4:00 llJ Movlt: "S.Cr.t ,..,,.H (my;) ·~7 Vatenlina Corio•. Audr~y lltpb11rn -4:30-m Movie: "lllen With lllllt llfts" {mys) '40-Borts K•rlolf, Rour Pryor, lo1nn S•ytrs TV WEEK JULY 23. 19/8 I FRIDAY JULY 11 FOi morn1nc and afternoon hstinas. plent set DAYTIME P~OGllAMS Below, IOI your convenience, ue lht dlr 's movies. DAYTIME MO'llES 1 t.30 (D C "The Mouse Thal Roared" (com) S9 Ptler Sellers lean Seberg David Kosott 12:00 0 C "The law ol lht l.H· less" twes) 64 Dale Robe11son Yvonne DPCarlo Wilham Bendix 3:00 ~ C "Once A Thief' (adv ) 6S Alain Delon Ann Mareoel l;JO O C "The lmmorl1I" (adv) 69 -Cnnslophei Georee Carol l ynley Barry Sulhv•n Ralph Bellamy ~VRNING 6:00 8 1 3 fJ . 8 10 29 New\ 0 u 'll1 "tws O A111els Baseb1ll Cnnhnuet1 lrnm 4 JOPM fhr Cahforn1a Aneets vs 1h1 Bat11m0tt 01oolts hv~ lrom Memu 11dl Stadrum 1n Balhmore 0 Wild Wild Wm (D Mom· (lhr) "An1tomy of A M11rM1" !w\pJ S9 James Stewart Ben Gauara ltt Rem1rk c., Ald,n llalharyn G1o1n1 Cl> Strttb ol Sin f11nc1SC0 J4 ltlln, Yoaa & TOii fI) Over Easy e> la C11tdl lttn C111d1 10 D1nttl foster M.O. -6:30- • To Tell Ille Truitt IOl Mtn Griffin Show !l{I Anhquts ID Mlthatl Jacllson Cue~t 1s lnm W1dr1 Associat' D11enor nl lhP Nfw Yor~ T1mu 0) PHIOlles Cncendidn 1501 Comumer Sll1Y1w1t •11 7:00 0880>""" 1 f ) lrMr1111<y OM 0 ~1·s CM> 111 Job i's Wild O llowfrna for Ooll11s Q) The Fll {%~ Tiit TrtncfMlte" m lhclltll/lellm lltporl HJ Low MM riu II Style n [nt11tal11111tnl T0111cht P Caltforllla T0111&f\t -7:JO- U lllt1tt1tet D MW 11111,- ·~'-'"' 8 IOl CUl Hollyweod 541111u YOllFIJ hoplt'1 $tlt<11I G QJ) Tiit Jeh<'I ww.i 0 ttlllor 1111 T 111icll1 m Cha-' n r1111p1 l"1 ~"' S..••lnt 8:00 • WoMel .......... (R)Wond«t Wot111n and Sit~• T rsvor ~f n t larttan embassy m11d 1nd a 011ion1hJI letder to thwul an int" nation1I th11I •nd i mutt< of dis fUI~'. potltayAd by Sl)tClll aunt Dtvtd tted1son, •ho hn mad• i vmttns quten 1nd her tountry s iewtls !111 ~ext tartel FRIDAY (Continued) CJ J, 31 CPO Sh1tkey Sharkty fires Om the Cutkoo s Nest (R) Sharktr enters the nosp11a1 101 a rouhn, checkup bu! ·~ m1stak'n tor a p;irano1d mental palitnt a d1a1nos1s lhat is only conlum'd by the chrel s e~crtablt personalrty and sartastrc comments O 811 811ttu Sta11n11ad Dtath ot an Army Normand•e lhf l dt I urns U l 10 Jt Tabitha I abotna s Party (R) I ab•lha 1~ unawm that Cassandra and htr wrlt~PI have decretd that she is to ma11y a mortal and that Aunt Mtnma has chosen Paul lhurslon lo be htr 'usband 0 Movie. C (1hr) "Thrs HappJ F"hnl'' lcom) ~8 Drbbrr Reynolds Cull furgrns lohn S~aon Ale11s Smtih ti) MoYre: (2hr) "Up from lht Buch" (dr~) 'ft" Ctrll Roherl,un Irena Demttk 6i) \l4 150 Wuhrnaton Wee~ 1n llnre., m Humillados Y Oftndidos -8:30- 0 23 Chrco 1nd lhe Man IR r Buenas Dias Mr President' f!aul 1nv1tes the Prrndenl to v1s11 hrm 111 lhf ba1110 but Cd relusPs lo play host lea11ng lhal a secu11ly chec• wrll "veal Iha! llP tarltd to prd up hrs Army d1scha11e U 3 10 H Ope11hon l'tlhc~t DperdlrOn Op,.atron (I!) S~rpper Sh'lman s sub ts finally oul frlled ¥rrlh torpednB an ,nemy lanktr rs 11ghltd bur thr Skopprr rs Ila! on hrs bad whott lht nmts prepa" ti) rtmovt hos appendoa 6i) 24 SO Wall Street Week )t F1ce tht luue 9:00 0 8 CBS frid11 Movie C (2hr) "The l'm1te lrtr of Sherlock Holmtt" (my~) /0 Nobtrt Sltphens Colrn Bla~tly 11~r1~ Hdndl Stanley Holloway Chmtnphtr let Genevieve Page Clrv, R~v1ll lamara lou1anova A woman a111vrs on Holmes doorstep d1st1~uRht and plead1n~ wrlh lht del~clrvr lo hnd hei missing husband ltrr qu~I lnr lhe man lakes Holmes 10 I och N,~\ whtrt a m ies ol ~ermtnRIY unrel ated clues awarl hrm rlues 1nrh1d 1ng a doien (ana••tS lrappost Monks the loch Ness monslrr and d Sco1t1sh c.ntte 0 .2i 1t The lloOIOtd Fries (?hr) The House on W1ll11 Avrnut (JI) Jim rs 101ntd by 1 nenphyl, detectrvt (Otnnos Ouuan) lo P•obr tht SUSPICIOUS lrallr< dn lh ol a semi retired prrvate 1nv,11tgalo1 and the lr11I tuds 10 a ron1tomtr~le e1etut1ve and a plol to tarn rnlerna lron1I po¥rer thrnuth ~n rlabm11r computer system Simon Oa~lanO Pernell Rober!~ and l"n' l,drow gu,st U I 31 llQ) <2t AIC frt4•J MO'l1t· ft (211r) "lelut1lul l ut Dt1dl)" (d•O /3 Antnony Quinn f rederrc forresl Rober! fonltr Al l ~ll.,11 Anett Tompkins Nrn• ol th, n11ton i c11me t1m11tes meet to choo~r a new Don alter thr old Oon d•'5 but ont ol the c11me lords dtc1des lo ta~e ovt• tor hrmsell CD ... ,, Griffin $how 9 WOlld 61) Muterplttt Th11t11 Pold~rk im WOlld -9:30-m To No l'tdr Vltlr H 10:00 0 0 Ntws ti) Focus Oii Britain 2~ faces of Communrsm 6i) Grut l'trlorm1nus I chaokovsky Symphonv Nto 4 C> Ven Conm110 SO Summer Film Clu11cs -10:30- m m "''" 11:00 0 3 U t lO ~ Ntws 0 " Jt News O Buck llo1en !he Phantum Planr 0 Mowre: C "Hllh Crtme" IMPI 73 Jam's Wh11mott franco Nrro f ernando Re~ (D The Odd Couple ti) America 2Nreht :2~ 8l1c• l'e1sptclrwt on the News fID Orck C1vett -11:30- 0 i CBS late Movre: Nn rnlor matron available al pm~ lime 0 •Ui )II Johnny Carson D r") J ff~ '2t" Biretta m Ho11n's Heroes Q) Get Sm1rt H l1hn, Yoa• & You 6i> C1plroned ABC Ntlll so MtcNerl/lehrer llePort 12:00 O hrih1hl lone m H11h H011ts ti) Tiit HOllermooners -12:30- 3 Mowre· "No Down l'a1ment" (dri) ~1 loannt Woodward fo~y Randall O Mo-ite "Horror ol the Black Musom" lhorJ 59 Mrcha~I Gough lunt Cunn1nghAm U Mot1e C "Alon& Came A Sprdtr" (my\) 69 rd hcl~on Su1annt f'te\h,tlt Andrtw 1'11nt Brooke Bundy 10 Mot1e: "You lelon1 lo Mt" (d•al •I Ba1bar~ St.inwyrk Henry fonda. [dgar Buchanan Rog'! Clark Ruth Oonntlly Melville Cooper CD The Soap factory 0) Mme: "BloodJ Vampire" (horl hm•t f rrnand,1 1:00 u hlhboul 0 U 13' MM!nrthl Spec~l l t u Sayer rs host lo Randy N~wman Chuck Mangront Ronni, lylPr Ga11 Rus~y Demrs Rousso~ Ill Mamd Q) Movte· C "Spy in Your ly'" (su~p) ~9 Dina Andrew~ p,., An&th R"ll Halsey -1:30- • lll'll Amt11<1n Style 2 :00 0 ll0t1t1 Ca11b1ld1 I areo 8 Mowre: C "C110 of Hell" (dll) ~) MHh1ko Mtn II.HOO ~•ue1a•1 -2;30-m Movru Oot Mon\f Pl 0" "Bthrnd th' Mu k -3:20-D Movie: "Those Eftdt11lftl Ywn1 Ch11ms" (rom) 4~ Robtrt YounR lara1ne Dh . 8111 Wrllr~ms 4:00 D Mo.It: "foitYtr. and A Otf' (dra) 4) R1y Mrlland. Id• I uprnir Robert Cummrnli Rust•• M'llOn SATURDAY JUlY 2'J MOANING 8 :00 CJ Tl"t's <;,t e Summer Stmes1er 0 Cornmunrty retdbK• Q) U ntwt rsity ot lht Ao -6:30- CJ ll Muh1mm1d Ah 0 811 Y1lley ] TV Cln.sroom 0 Omy & Coh1th 10 Property M1n11ement m Unit S11 ti) Guest Spot 6i> Captioned ABC News 7:00 O Summer Semester CJ 03• !3t Hon1 Kon1 l'llOMy U lJ ~ iS Oynomutt e Positive Parentrna O The I'll Club m Los An1elu Patterns ti) Wom1n Reel lo Rut 6i> Yoea fOf Ht11th -7:30-0 Camera Three O 123 3t Co Co Clobehonen 0 hcesetters U 3 1~ 29 Supertrrends 8 Mtlu< m Movrt: C "Mu\ ol the Awenter" (ad•l 'I I John Omk lody lawrenrt Anlhnny Ou1nn Arnold Moss m llompe1 !loom 6i> Rul bl1te & YOll 8:00 O e Three ltobonK Stoocu O .-om: "C1pla1n Blackjack" (adv) ~1 GfOrRe Sander~ Palr•Cr& Rot lt"bfll Mmhall ARne~ Moorth~ad O MO'lie: "Ty11nt of Lydia A111nst the Son ol Hercules" (adv) '(,J Gordon Stoll. Massimo Stralo fD A 01y 11 lht Zuyder Zee -8:30- 0 ' e Spttdbupy U 3 110' 19 ult A lymp1cs m llebop ED Joyce Clltn's China II A look .ti lht ()toplt of todays Chrna throoRh lt•t ~yt\ ol ~ YO\ltrne Am"'' ~n Chrn~st t.1m1ly 9:00 O e Buis Bunn1111otd ltulllloer Q) Mow1t· C .. Lisi of lht Com m1ntht~" l•Ol SI 81odr11ck Crawlord B11b11a Hile t loyO 81tdcrs Ml(kty Sh~URhn~\y ti) Sam Yorty ID Tur11abcwl r rnt Tuntnt fht IOPI\. 1\ women ~nd th'" mus•r r.ipllOntd lo• lht hu11n1 1mo111td O> tn111ht -9:30- 0 <U ()t Thin~ 1'111k l'utt111 Ill Mom: <: "A Covt11ant With Dt1tll" (mys) 67 Geo1ee M•ha11s lau11 O~von hrl tfolf1m1n. Katy lut1dO flJ loom! ID £Jta u IA Vld1 10:00 O 1U1 1U1 l•W re11til"•lwltl Cl W1nttd: 0111d °' Aliff rv WEEK JULY 23 1978 Cl) lrlO'fle: "Spy Squad" (dra) 61 Rrchard Miller Dre~ D Nttll 6i) Once Upoll ~ Cll UIC Robin Hood Robin and Srr Guy duel '" Sheiwood Forest 0) Trlbuna l'ublKa -10:30- fJ fl 81tm111/h1un 0 23 >t S,,ce Sfntrnels D ~ JO (}( ltroflt Suptnhow O $(1t1Kt Fldt0n Theatre 6i) The f01ests of Tiawan m M°"~ 11 :00 D ilS >I M1ior Lr11ue 8neb1ll 1 ums not ava1liOle hom lh, Netwo•' al ou1 press trmt m Just IOI Ttens 6i) "°"' -11 :30- 0 t e Secrets of Isis 0 Or11net U ( 3 <10! 19 Ame11un 81ndst1nd m Nuhwillt Muste m The llowe ry BoJ$ AH•ANOON 12:00 0 8 f 11 Albert O Twlhlhl Zone 0 The ust Side •141 m Thrs Wee• 1n 8Heball ID Tht French Clltl -12;30- 0 • Space Audemr O Monster ll1lly IJ 3 HI Jtl ABC's Yfrde World ol Sports (Jhr) NfCtAfC H~ll GI lame football lrwe CO'le111e of lhlS lootblll 11me between Ille Murmr Dolphins Ind l'htladtfph~ u1tes. from the Slit of the l'rol-11 foolball Hill of hmt rn Clnlon, Oflro. (D Tht llKtrs Q) lei's Make A Dul 6i> G11denln1 m rant111a falcon 1 :'00 fJ 6 Mr. 1111100 m Soul Train Cll The Sold Ones fii) Mow1t: 'l usl for I vtl O> Walter M•rudo -1:30- 0 t CBS F~m FHtlul /Ill lh, Le1end of P•ul Buny;n and !he I 'l'nd nl lnhn Henry fall fair \ ol lht lfl'"d•ry lntef! and the bl~<• lolklort heru B'uusr P1ul Bunr1n ¥rlS nn ordinary louer ht\ rrpul~ ltnn was ~nown lhrouthoul lht t1nd Whrn fully grown ltaend has 11 he cnuld \t1ncl 1n llltnot\ and cnt a ~h•dOI' ell tht way •cross M1ssou1110 K,ni,as Wll,n H,I\ H,l\Un Bull ol th, Woods ch•ll'ntts Piul to ~ ltghl ht dtthnts and hrrrs Hr bun n A lnreman tni the lol(rna rr,.1 Paul 1n1010 !j,ts w111ous 01an~s unttl one 1>11n~ uusu Paul ' 811 Blue 01 10 l 'I ;1ck !ht 1Pl'~ 11n1to the l1n11 tonlront1tion lhe Balled of Joh" .. '"'~ •1 5un& bY Robeila Jlat~ ind 1\ t~t SIOry Of lht N llHI stett d11~1n1 mi n ol lhrm all 9 Abllott ' C..ttllo 2:00 fJ It la-u All ~Inda D T111t's Cit 9 Tiit Ill Vtllty fl • National Gto1raph1c m MiUIOn tmpourblt CD Mod Squad ll Ad1m012 el Lo M ejor De La Copa 11 World Champ1011sl11p Tennrs n ti's htrybodJ's ll1mnm -2:30-u A&rKulture USA TI hOf\side ft) World Cup Socm 3:00 0 e Sammy Dam Hartto rd Open Gott Tournamenl No inlorma loon from tht Nelwor~ al 0~1 pren lime U On Campus O Bonanu O Movie: C "The Proud Ones" (wes) 56 Robert Ryan V11~1n1a Mayo !Piiiey Hunltr Arthur D Connell m lrlovle: "War ol the Wlldcnls" (wes) 43 John Wdynt Mat•h~ ~COii m hru" !Ill Movie. Twn on A Gu1ilol1nf starr1n11 Connie Stevens anJ DPan Jones ID Slrobe )0 Movie. Mar1np1 l Pf s Go -3:30- j 59orts Ch1llen1e O Slturd•r U Grutest 59orts lecends ~ Lassre ID [COllOlllKlllJ Spt1k1n& ~ Consumer's World 4 :00 0 e CBS Sports Spectacular H1ghh&hh ot the /Olh annual Gold Cup Champ1onsh1D Boal Race 101 unhm11rd hyd1oplanu dnd comag, ol the Women s lunrnr GvmnAshc lnv1lahonal ~ Gru l Tums/Great Yurs O Voy11e to lht Bottom of lhe Sta fJ Movre: lC "Zulu" (adv> 64 Stanley Baktr latk ltawktn\ Ulla Jacobson Jamr\ Booth Richard Burton nnrra les CD Movie. "Run Silent, Run Deep" (dra) '58 Clark Gabl~ Burl t anrasler, lark Waiden Brad Ot1l'r m Lahno Consorlturn (ft! Trnelure rs-G Rut (slate and You -4:30-m Q11t h5', USA ~ G1t1t Tums/Creal fears 5 :00 O World ol Sumval \ f.1 Cr1ncl ''" Su,.111111 O J) St11 Tre~ O Mow1t. C "Olntah" 1<1111 65 S11nlev Ba~er lultrl Pru-s• l\tn Gampu 1~ ill News m Mowit "llo lrmt for S.ree111b" (com) ~8 Andy Crilltlh N1t~ AdJm\ Mumy t11mrllun Myron McCormtC~ (2(1 Co11su11111 Surtl.al Kit fJl) St II Socetr -5:30-111 last of tht Wild CD "°"ywooct T11n D lJl Nfwt (IOl Mawlt : 1C "l'olnt BltO" (Susp) 61 let lrl1mn, llPenan Wynn, Ana11 D1c~1n\On. C111011 O'Con11nr, I loyd 8orhne1 (U l Tu111tllollt 12:fJ An1m1I World EVENING 8:00 0 U l. <1~ News j My Three Sons O Movre· t (2hr) "Ch.,lte Cobb· Nrce Ntcht for A H1n11nr" (adv) 77 Ctu Gulager ~tella Stevens Ralph Bellamy Blau Brown Pernell Roberts CD Mom. C (2hr) "The Thrrd 011'' (dra) 65 George Pepoa1d Roddy McOowall [ltz~beth Ashley 2~ Studio Stt ID The Orr11n1ts ~ WcHld of Sufliu l 3t Mary Tyler Moore so In Starch of the ltul Amerru -6:30- 0 3 U $ ~News U M•ry Tyler Moore n Adam·l2 24 Zoom ID Turnabout r 1np l umnp, 1301 Bewitched so Etonomrully Spukina 7 :00 O Here 1nd Now 3 Adim-12 O F1mil1 Feud U Eytwtlness Los Anceles t l.Jtrn Prolilt Q Spau 1999 10 Wolfman Jack S/IOW m .29 3t l.Jwren<e Wtl• Show 23 Wild tl1n1dom 2• 011Ce Upon a ClaSS1c fD ~lrf0fn11 Ton11ht so hen1n1 at Pops -7:30- 0 The PrKe Is Riehl 3 Blady Bunch O In Seuch of: Sllark Worshippers U Special EdltlOll 1 e ~etn's People 10 ThJt's Hollywqpd 23 Wild WOfld of Animals 241 lowtll Thomas Remembers m The TWO Ronn1es 8:00 0 1 $ l The Bob NtwhJrt Show CR) Bob sli1kes out aaa1nst a patient Ii iend s lea1 of lallrng, I hen he ~ur cumb\ hrmsell .rhen sub1erted tu ,i hMrnwing elevato1 t1pt11enct m 01 •391 The Bionic Worn1n lhe Pyramid (R) la1me rs trapped m a bu11ed pyramid w1lh an alien senllnel who #ltn~ that a ship lrom h•~ w01ld that •\ head1nR low11d tarlh lace~ cttlaln drstrvctron 1n thr otnne l<1yer and 11 thal h1pptns hr~ f)f'()t>lr wrll rel aha It by destmy1n~ [a11h O lie 11.tttln Bt1hn Death 01 ~ City C,,many r1nal Act U 3 lO 1f TM ABC ComedJ Spect1I lhe llrotfl Comrdy Hour R,dd Fou ~nd 1Q(k groups Sha N1 Na and l\aptain l\oc' ano th, Kon~ err lht euesls of comed1ennt~ Pally lt1r11son •nd Robin lyle• O Mo.11: C l'Qm) "Tiie Baby" (MP) 77 An1anelle Cnmrr Ruth RllrnAn M111annt llrll m Htt Haw Cl) llYE FROM HOUSTON • STltlNCS VS Nm Cl) lM Mrt.lts Strl"p Tenllll lCl\ AntelU Vl Nets 1141 Gftat '•rfOfmanca Eli) Mowlt: "HUii ol lht Mallet .. ~1111na f1rvnr llowud M1111 Schrll llOl llowt -8:30- 0 t Biby I'm Bae• (R) Whtn a storm ruins 1he11 otanned w~t~end" lhe countr~ Col 01c~ey Oltvia arid thP lhildren return Mme to discover that l uielle ha\ d1sapp,11ed 9 :00 0 6 CBS Saturday MoYlt' ~ (2hr) "Juuernaul" Cadvl 74 R1c"11d Ha111s Omar Shani Ohod Hemmings Sh11l,y Knight lhe lu•ury hner B11tann1n is on 1 hol1dar cruise ,.hen sudOtnly thP teslt•' mood rs shallered bv a bomb lhrt31 Autho1111es hrntale to pay the blu~ mail tw1ng 11 will srl a p1ecedenl so 11 bPcomts a 1ace aga1nsl l1mt between the bomb ~quad dnd lhe hour ol ooom U '3 19 Tht 811 Event (C) The Rhlnem1nn uch1nce C7M Part I Stars Stephen Collin\ I au• en llut ron Jo~e Feirer Cldude Akins Vince f <!ward~. (,my flagman An AmPll tan eng1nfPr N1th ~•pP11enrP 1n P\ p1onage is 1ecru1ted lo arr.inge the top secret transfer ol sr1tnl1l1c data hom Ce1man agPnls lo US Intel r.gencP. bur 11htn sevmt allPmpls are madf on his hie hP •ealtl'S lh~r he rs being twrce used lhe conclud m1 secm~nl will air on tht Big lvPnl Sunday July JO O 3 tQ 2¥ love Boat (RI Seg meot~ '"' lud, Oh DalP starnnp John Riller JPnn1IP• Shaw Mar~ lhomas and lov.1h feldlhuh lhe Marn h'"' su111ne ShP1man Hcmsle1 and LaW•nda Pai~ A lastetul Affa11 >ta111ng latQuPhnt Smith and Dennis Coif m ProfeSS1on1I Soccer Atltl' W\ Minnesota 2• In 'erform1nce 11 Wolf fnp SO Mnlerp1ece Theatre -9:30- 0 Movre: C (90) "Psychornan11" (hor) 71 GeoriP SandPr~ 10:00 0 SPCCIAL Veras Ve1u Ye1u Veg~s he~dl1nm Waynr Nrwtnn Juliet Prowse Hobert Goutrl and foi<tfr Brooks prrlo11n ~11d are mler vr,wtd rn lh1~ mu~11'J JrnH1.,eh1nd thr \tenrs loo~ II lhe n.aJ•on s n11mher nne gambling r ~11&1 U • 31 1101 ,29 hntuy tsl1~d Rich1•d Dawson slars •n Call "1e I uckv about a gambler looking lar the b1E sco1e ~nd lldthryn lfolcomh and Edd BvrneHlar 1n Torch Sone about J n~1 fOllh \1n1rr in lhr l!oarini ZOs TV WEEK JULY 23 1978 U Of Rm and Blood m eoi111• ID 50 In Puformance 11 Woll T11p 11:00 0 } U 0 e M Mews O lluc~ ltoaeu lhe Un~nl,\wn Command O Stcond Crty Revue m Neirs CD M011ty Python's fly1n1 Circus fD The Two Ronn1ts 2t Ito Humbird -11:15- 3 Movie. C "Benuth the 12 Milt Rut" (advt )J Robtrt Wagner m Movie· "Sands ol lwo J1m1" Cdra) 4'l John Wavnt John Aga1 a The Wolfman Jack Show -11:30- 0 Movie. C "Miln on the Oul· 1rdt" (draJ 13 I orne Gleen' Lorra1nt r.ary tamrs Olson U n 39 Sillurd•r Ni&ht Live (f!) Steve Martin host\ 0 Tw1ll1ht lone U Movie: C "The Cintlnnatr Kid" (dra) 65 Stev' Mc Queen f dwa1d G Rob1n~on. Ann Margret 8 Mov1t: C ''The Bliss ot Mrs BloMm" (tom> 64 -Shirley Mac l a1ne Richard AttPnborough O Movre: C "Blood & l ace" lhor 1 71 C1011a Grahame tO Movie 1 .. n Rr.d, lntPlher CD Movres· De.• Or4d D,lttah !he Vamo1re's totlt~ H Yrw fD Blac~ Persptclrvt on the Nttr1 -12:30- 0 Roller Superstars 1:00 U ,. 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