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Home My WebLink About1977-06-05 - Orange Coast Pilot.Jalopi.es Anon.,,,_.us Unattended Used Cars Crowd State Lana SQ ~lt.~l· S Pt:t 'IAI.,, By AlmlUaR. ~L OU• o.lly P!"' lutf Business ta boomlns at Honest Abs,nt'a Uaed Car lot out on a bare strip of land along Newport. Boulevard in Costa Mesa. It's a piece of state owned pro- perty where owners park al- most-new. .well-used, ancient and sontetimes bizarre autos, campers and motor homes for sale. In the area, you will also occasionally Jind boats and VIHSSL always a lot ot discarded beer cans in the stretch of boulevard bounded by Southern California College, a tavern, a gas station and the Taj Mahal-style Ali Baba Motel. · The drive-in, walk-in trade on busy Newport Boulevard was picking up briskly Friday after- noon as a reporter wandered around inspecting the widely varied merchandlse. , .,Do }'OU nm this place. • . ? , .. a teen-aged boy asked the re- porter, who waa tbe only adult male around and happened to be wearing a necktie. The newsman explained he . was working there, but ooly for : an bour or so on asslgnment, to /find out what goes on Friday af- ternoon at a freelance used car lot. · O.llyf'llol~OIW~.CrkkO'O.-U RON PIEROTTE PEERS Camper Geta Second Look State officials have several CSeeL01".Page4%) FANCY FINS ATTRACT Vintage Trim AppralHd Top ,.Ugandan Defects 'AminPal Tells of Deatm LONDON (AP) -llenry Kyemba, Uganda's minister of I health and a close friend of Presi· dent Idi Amin for 20 years, has ! defected and has asked to remain in Britain, a Home Oflice I spokesman said Saturday night. The disclosure followed publication by the London Sun- day Times of articles in which Kyemba is quoted as saying he would not dispute estimates that more than 100,000 persons had been slain in Uganda since Amin came to power in a coup in 1971. Amone those Kyemba is quot- ed as identifyine ,s murder vic- ti ms were Dor& Bloch, the Israeli-British grandmother who disappeared in Uganda after the lsraeli raid on Entebbe airport last·July, and Ugandan Anglican Archbishop J anani Luwum. Amin has said Ltiwum was killed in an automobile crash with two cabinet ministers last February while attempting to. escape arrest. "Mrs. Bloch had been murdered to satisfy the presi- dent's (Amin's) lust for vengeance,'' Kyemba is (\Uoted by the Sunday Times as saymg. As for Archbishop Luwum and. Track stars hom bi«ih schools about the Orange Coast area ~oyed their greatest auccess ever in· a Callfonua atale meet as they accounted for two victorld. three the two cabinet m~ltyem. ba is quoted by writer Russell Miller as saying: "All three were shot at cl• range:" In a first person account u told to Miller, Kyemba discuss«! re: ports of massacres in Uganda. with estimates of the numbers killed ranging over the years from various sources from 50,000 to300,000. He described conditions in Uganda as "very grave,'' add· ing: "if I can help bring Amin's at- trocities to an end sooner by tell- ing the world what is happening in Uganda, then hundreds ofllves will be saved because people are being murdered there every day. The country is littered with bodies." The Sunday Times said Kyem- ba had headed the Ueaodan de· legation to the World Health' Oreanisation conference in. Geneva and defected from there. ·•1 knew it was only a question of time before I was due to be killed," the newspaper quoted the 37-year-old official as saying. "I was determined to escape before it was too late, and I want· ed to ensure that what I knew •~WI ...... MURDERS TOLD Ug•nda•a Amin about what is happening in Ugan• da wouldnotdiewitbme. .. According to copyrighted ac· c~unts, news reached Kyemba in Geneva that AlDin had beard rumors he planned to defect and mem~ of Kyemba•s famtty were arrested. The account added that Kyem- ba called a news conference in Geneva and proclaimed bis loyalty to Amin, who seemed gratified and freed Kyemba's family. The family then fled by taxi and on foot across the border to Kenya, the Sunday Times "'added. Once Kyem ba k,new his son Henry. 6, and daughter Susan, s, were safe in Nairobi, he slipped out of Geneva to London, MUler wrote. Miller quoted Kyemba as say· ing he started planning his escape after he saw the bullet. riddled bodies of Archbishop Luwum and the two cabinet ministers after their deaths on Feb.16. As for Mrs. Bloch. Kyemba said in his first-~rson account that he was 'unwlttinJlY responsible•• for her death because he could have dis- charged her from the hospital on July 3 before Israeli commandos arrived to rescue the hijack hostaces. "ID8teed, as an act ot'ril-fatecr kindness, I decided to let her spend one last night in the com- fort of a bed ..... Kyemba was quotedas1ayin1. ''She was. after all, 73 years old and the hostases were sleepinf on the at.ode floor at the old airport bulldfD(. •• After the raid. he sald, two aients seized her rrom the hospital room and dra11ed .ber "still seream.tna and atruagll:n&'" to wo waiting cars outside. They 1epartedly stranded her. He added that lie lat.fr met Amin wbotold hlm: "Ob. by the way. you know that woman? Forget her. 'Ibey have already finished her!• Kyemba said Yillaeen later found the bOd)' and burled it. Law Bends;1 Says Nixon ' 'Some Lt;aitu& Needed' WASHINGTON CAP) ~ Richatd M. Nixon. expanding on bis televised comments about presideotlal power, says a presi- dent must have the ability •-io go beyond the strict letter of exist- ing law" in times of emergency. He likens presidential responsibility to interpret the written law to that of judges and says it would be disastrous IQ limit the 'president "merel.Y to IJope Awarded ·law Degree Jn Anaheim the mechanical function of ex- ecutm, the precise letter of the law written in other times and for other circumstances." Presidents must have latitude "for adapting the statutory laws to the laws of necessity and to tlie laws of reason.'' the former~ sident said 1n a lenltby j't'ritten statement he submitted to tbe Washington Star. The newspaper planned ·to publish the statement-tod'aj with Nixon's byline. together with an analysis by a Star re- porter. . Nixon writes that bis views are "not tbe way they have been represented by columnists Md cartoanist.s on the basis of frac· ments of one conversation•• with interviewer David Frost' last month. ByTOMBABLEY The former president, asked ou11eo.11yl'l1etsutt by Frost why he bad authorized Gags were few and far between buralaries, wiretapping and Saturday when entertainer Bob other filegal actions against anti- Hope accepted an honol'ary Doc-war dissenters, replied that tor ate of Law degree before near. · "when the president does it, that ly 500 cheering law school meansthatitisnotillegal." : graduates at the Anaheim Con· The quotation wu widely io:- ventioo Center. · terpreted and criticized as • But Hope injected his tradl-claim that the president. is~ tional humor into a D)ainly the law. : serious address at the Western NixonwrotetheStar: State University College of Law "First, I do not believe ar\d commencement exercises. would not argue that a presidebt He brought down the house ls above the law. Of course, )\e ~· when he Quipped, .. This ls just not. The question is what is the what the country needs -. law and.,bow is it to be appu,d another lawyer on television. with respect to the president~ "I can't really do ~ything fulfllllngthedutiesofhisofficei, with an banorary. law degree,·~ ••Precedents over the years Hopo told WSU .Dean Kawell have sanctioned some dearee of Bou. "r. ilb pleJlng a love latitude 1n the use by presidents scene With P'airah Fawoett-of emergency measures to meet MajorswblleLeetsoutheset.0 emersency situations. I believe (a-• aWWWDCI a... an SUcbJatitudeisDecessary.audat _ _. .. _,...,~ar.-.enrw_1 tlm~vttal." second places,. two thirds, a fourth and a fifth S.~ .iternoon at UCLA. ft N ·r Ht: I NSI ltt: Lisa Gourdi.De of El Toro led the area con- Ungent with a Wfnojnf state record 19-9 l11 tho lone jump and a run· nerup finish in the 110 low hurdles. Jlm Walters of Estan- tia H1'b in C09ta Meta ran theaeeondlasttlt'881l time in the G-year his· tory ol the at.ate nte« (1: 9.44)/orvlctory. StorJH and pboto1 J>llCS Bl, 2, 3. r Coyotes keep cats at bay Co-,t.1 M t'"" · Public hearing was mostly talk An a1cravated audience erumbled last week as tnlitees of the Newport.Mesa school board droned on over a report on plans for the diltrict's tutu.re. The meeting had ; • been called to bear what tbe public bad to sa,y, but truateee ~ 1pent more than 80 minutes diacuSllD&. the plan amona • • theanlelvea after bavina limited the hearing M> two boun. A : • Colta Mesa resident enaed their conversation and be1an the . ••• beariu by cbutlsinc th• board. "U )'ou're sincere about • public fnput, you should defer to the public and let us have a - • chance to talk." Board members agreed to llaten -for the ~ remainlnl 40 minuta. Huntinqton Bc.tc h ~i·· Dealer quits, takes licks at customers Retiring gasoline dealer Joseph Catrabone took the opportunity presented dur· ing a retirement interview .. , last week to kick a few • • ~ former customers on the • shins -verbally, that Is. "Out of every 1,000 customers, I'd aay that on- ly twootthem were Jerks." Who were the woratT Ac· · cordln'e to the retiring Mobil dealer, they were: Impatient lady drivers; people who were irked when b e ran o ut or telephone cban&e ; cuatomers who thought be shouldn't flnbb bla lunch and moet of all, those who meued up restrooms. "Tbe ~ were the worat of all,• be said. A FEW COMPLAINTS Retiree Catrabon• Airport faces renewed threat The plane that kllled a youna San Juan Caplatrano 1Irl ~..:, J11t week al•o sparked a new move to close the tiny city ~~~ airport, which baa been surrounded b7 bousea. Spurred on • • by complaints from nearby resldertll, the city councll \'Oted ~:; 4·1 to place a city employe at the airport to cbeok on all ~ .. • violations of city rules govemlna the airport. Probletm tn ... ;. ·controlllna violations by tranaient pilots, "and that freak / accident." were cited aa councilman John heenq urald "' .. ~ ~e airport be oloaed within a matter of montha: A co-owner -: • of the airport, located there for 25 yean, lament-4 tU ldea : -: of a quick ahutdown. Councillllembers in put yean b1ve -.: • ·approved houslna tracts ever clOHr to the small airport. p,...Pflfe.4J YWihhOM UM -fti' ~ ettdlou-·'lut nar. eon almolt $11' miWon. VDCle Sam Jll'O'ftded mast of lt. small ~ m9Cb ol tbe Nit llDd tbe · .. fat cata" ol former times were pretty mada out. ol. lt becauae ot tbe anr llectloa ftnance Jaws. Tbae ue the coacluaions ftom an analyala of 1978 praldeatlaJ campal1a finance• relHled Saturday by the F.cleral Eleetlca Commlu.loa and covering 23 can· did ates. There were 13 Democrat. who qual1tled for matdital federal fund• In the presidential erlmarte1 b)' flrat ratalac '100,000 ID private cantrtbutlom conalltlu ol at leut •.ooo 1D each ol 16" 1tat. in amount. ol no more than ~dobor. TbCIH JJ C tel recelftd a total ot •·• mlllloa from Ill aourcea. The Praldentlal Elec· · tlon Campalp Jl'Unda, financed by the taxpayers, IUpplled srl percent ol l~ or $14.& mlllklo. Only two Republlca.na qn•H"lll for matcbln1 fund1 In tile prlmart•. Preldden.t Gerald Jl. Ford and Ronald Ru1an ralsecl $28.3 mllllon between thtm. in- clud.Jni '9. 7 mWloa put up by the U.S. treuury.. Public and private funds ralled by the 15 major .Party can- dldatel 1D the prt.mariel tctaled Senate Panel Squelches Secrecy Act AD attempt to create an official secret• act tbrou1b a U.S. Criminal Code revillon bu been stopped. accordlq to Sen. Alan· Cranston.. ' The revialon would ban al· lowed many 1overnment qen· clu to operate In secret, without pu~llc acrut!.Qy of their actloas. Cranaton aald deletion of seven objectionable tections ot Sl487 from a Criminal Code reform measure draft wa1 approved by Sen. John McClellan (D·Ark.). chairman of the Senate Judiolary subcommittee on criminal law. The seven deleted sections con- stituted an offlctal secrets act, s aid Cra ns ton. a former newsman. I .,,.., ..... the PEC said. In a marked departure from P8lt practl~ al percent ol the naoaey raised by major party prealdenttal candidatei from private sources waa &iven by doDon"' $100 Cll' ·-· At the other end of the scale wa1 the mero one J;>ercent of 1'eJ>Ubllcan primary money Con· trtbuted b'Obl oon-party poUtleal eommttteee. the so-called special interest 00\IPS. Tbe Democratic receipts ftom these croups &otaledon1Jtwopercent. Tbeae new aspects of cam· paten tln.anclng renect the post· Waterpt.e election reform 1....,. which prohibit a donor from ~v~ tna more tlaan $1,000 to a pr• 1ldtnUal caodldate. Although noa..party committees Could atve up to t5,000 each, few did. Polltlcal finance experts also attribute the change to the pubUclty •potllpt put on pte· aldentlal raoes by Watergate and other 19'72 election scandals. They say the comblnatton drove the 1pecdal-intereat money out of preafdeotial ~ectlons and into eonsresslonal races. It h-. been esUmated thatauch 1roup1 aave more than $22 million to conereaslonal can· dldat. last year, almost double their 197' total. Delly Piiot Melt l'llola Fresno 4 Honored Fresno Bee editor J ames Bort Friday collected the Orange County Chapter . Society of P rofession al Journalists Freedom of In- formation Award for the "Fresno Four." ----- Cirwmstances 'J!aried ~ue.ar iiiumi~ei~UJed .by Orange Coast school and colleges dwinl the com- ing week: Friday, Jane 10 UC Irvine Collece ol Medicine - A hooding ceremony for the 82 1raduates of UCI's medical •chool is scheduled for ?:a> p.m. ln the Fino Arb Village Theater on campus. The speaker wW be Dr. Robert· L Levy. directm ot the National Heart and • Lung Institute. Saturday, June 1l UC Irvine -Conunencement ceremonies will find 2,134 students plcklna up degrees at 10 :30 a.m. in the campus park. Of thattotal, 1. 778 will get bachelor's degrees. The rest have earned graduate degrees. Tbe speaker will be English Prof. Hazard Adams, a .member of UCI's ortitnal faculty. UC Pres. David Saxon is expected to make some brief remarks during what will be bis first appearance at a UCI commence-ment. - Stuulay, June 1% CoasWne Oommunity Colle1e -Tbe school without a campus, part of the Coast Community Colleee District; will present del!'ees in ceremonies starting at 6:30 p.m. in the amphitheater at Goldeli West College in HunUniton Beach. Fifty CoastllJle sophomores will receive the fit'lt associate 1n arts· degrees granted by the year~lil juntor college with 160 others receiving cert.lftcates of completion 1n various vocational fieldl. !l'he speaker will be Dr~ John L<>mbardi of UCLA. ' *** Most commencement exercise at campuses along the Orange Coast will be conducted durtn,g the fift. day_period of June 13·17. The 1eb.edule will appear bi the Sunday, June 12, edition of the Dally Pilot. Cyclist Badly Hurt In Freeway Smashilp, Two Camp Pendleton Marlnea were blamed in two separate IC· cldents early Saturday at the in· tersection of lnter11tate 5 and El Toro Road' with one caualne arave injuries to a motorc)'clllt he alle1edly rear-ended. In very critical condition at Saddleback Community Hospital late Saturday was cyclist John V. McGarry,26, address unknown. James K. Warrtn1toa, 2a, of Camp Pendleton, was arr•ted for felony drQnk drtvina in the 1: 55 a.m. accident, the Callfonita Hi1hway Patrol safd. His faat· movine car reportedly struck McGatry•s motorcycle from behind in the northbound lanes. About an hour earlier, another Camp Pendleton Marine, Billy Da wson, 20, a pparently fell asleep at the wheel of his pickup truck in the southbound lanes and ran into the left rear Of a semi trailer rig. ms riibt front wheel became wed1ed between the rig's two left tlru. wblch dra81ed the plckup about. U> feet. Dawaon and a pu1enier, Richard Ventura, 21, of Camp Pendleton, 1ulfered minor liijurtes. The ri1'1 driver Ronald Cartmell. 27, of Rlvtnlde, wu not Injured, the H11hway Patrol 1aid. ·Robber Bits Mesa Store A manwieldil' a .22caliberre-volver malte with ~ Satur- day night fro the Minute King. 1525 Placentia Ave., in the Costa Mesa area. He wu deacribed as about 32 to 40 and of Latin des- cent. The Sheriff's Department said the robber escaped on foot. T he senate whip spoke Friday to the Orqe County chapter ot the. society of Profeulona1 Journalists, Sigma Delta Chi, at their annual Freedom o( In· -_.-.----------------------------------- formationAwards banquet. The deleted aect1ons of the re- . form bill would have made con· vtcUona of reporter1 and govern .. ment Informants easier, aaid Cran1ton. McinAverta PoolMiAhap A 7·year-old Downey boy WIS saved Crom drownin& Saturday by a Ne.wi>ort Beach man who had 1tudled. cardiopulmonary r .. aUlcltatloo. Newport Beach paramedJos aaid Shane Breen waa reportedly found 1ubmer1ed in a aw~a pool durina a party at 2000 Seadrift in Irvine Terra~. A man, identified only aa Bob, came to hi• alcl and applied CPR. LOT OF CARS INTRIGUING ••• outlets wlth citizens borrow- apace to display their * motlve warea alon1 the <l91ftie Ooast. ~ alwaya drive by here, .. lll)'a flt'! Plerotte, 17, a Newport a .. eh resident who was browa- i .. t..tmonc the fendera and bdm· J!.i1J ancUdcklni tlrea. .. . • SUNDAY DAILY PILOT "I think tt•a a sre•t ••1 to toot at can. 11 chlmed lb Llaa. 21. •ho wore mirrored aun1lu1t1 and declined to live ber lot name. •·we macfe a whole bll clrcl• all around to come back and look," said her comi>anton, Marr Jane. "But I'd never buy one without drlvlq lt. 0 lduy Jane added. There · were a total of l1 for browHrt to lnapect at mJd· afternoon Friday -some pre. 1umably driveable and aome not -but there were only ao left a llt. Ue bitlater. Tbe Hlectloa Included: - A Volkswa1en Sundlal campenan bearlftf a S11300pcite tac and •acaUon dee ala dec18r'lfti it. owner had vt.lited Mlraclt Kot Sprinp Resort, Sol'lang, Calif., .a.nd Disneyland. _ -A ma Honda Cl\'lc to.-•.ooo. -A twc>t.oae. blue 1951 BUlck bearing Ho11 Memorial (Presbyterian) Hospital Partdn& Lot Permit No. 8'142. -A late model Pontiac Orand Prix. -A Pot"CI van wltb Neb.-1ea Ucefllt plat. and • •1800 uklq ptl~•. -A ""' and duaty tord Pltito' at•Uon wqon with a ferve.ntaltn on ttl wlodabltlcl &om preaumed OWJ111' or qtnt ~John kl'!CI• decluinlhl1twm1: "I want middle k•lt.r Blue Boot. I wtll ttk• •• 100.'9 N•&tl1 all bore •lol too th.al. read: "Run,, Grut," a pl14ia lft1 I., ' stancia WinsAgain In Fish F-cy Parade a II' ll'w..ru• ... ...,, ..... a -or parade·t6er8.= ani-m tor IW\lblne. llnoa bolJl 9' Harbor Boulevard CGMa M a turda1 anuna C U.. annual Costa Meta· P::J:ort Harbor f'hb fry And tbe1 all watched an award-wtnru.a1 performance by the tancl• JUcb School band w cb pick up lh swft",a:tui.a.a tropby fer the 1oeond year ln a. row and rou.r first place awardt in otbercata&onee. Tbe Nd. •hite and 101d-cla4 band mem~ra 1atbered the- hlabest number of point.a from jud1ea in the school band catqoey. Anotbu ••oep tu., wm next )'Hr ft'OU,ld mean the Estancia band ~d walk away with tl\e perpetual trophr· accordlni to ~~ad• ~ba .... ~man Dlck But lt wu a cloa• one, accorCS· 1111 to tho Judaea' aeore •beets, wHh Newport Harbor ffllth School 'a bu.net loaln1 out to Ellan· cla by only .2 percent41e Points. par ado A!'f tl\e Cbtno Invitational band review. . Tbe 100.member hl•h school band also marched tn Ulla year's Rose Parade in Pasadena. Costa Mesa lneh School. took second place and Corona del Mar Hl1h School's musicians r e- ceived the host band award. The awards were ptesented by Flah Fry Grand Marshal Dr. George Fiacbbeck. ABC .. (t wu a 1rut rivalry and televlslon•s emph'atic boy. wu it close," Carstensen. weatherman. who kept the 11ld foUowtne the parade award awards ceremonies lively with prtscbt.lliona. hi famlli ' U 1 lio d Th ........... 1 ~ "£•'"'"'~ s ar es cu a ns an e ~~c~a ...---comments. band, under the rectlon or In the Junior bfgb school band Pe~er P. Fournier, has picked up category, Yorba Junior High. a an 1mpres51ve arr_ay or awards in group of 65 students in Spanish. the past year, ancludln& first. style uniforms. won first place, place wins In the Placentia followed by Olive Lancer Junior High School and Landis School band. of Baldwin Park, in third place. Juarez Elementary School band playe('s were the only participants in their age category ClJld took first place. Other winners were: High school drill team - Estancia High School "Eaglettes," first; Newport Harbor High School "Sailorettes," second. Junior high drill team - Ramona Junior High, first ; Lan- dis School and Olive Lancer Junior High, lie for second ; Magnolia Junior High, third. Percussion instrument - Estancia High School, first; Ken- nedy High School of Buena Park, s econd; Corona High School, third. J unlor high percussion - l\t agnolia Junior High, first; Ramona Junior High. second. Special band -El Bekal Tem- ple brass band. M aJor corps -Fountain Valley Sunseekers and Fountain Valley Sunburst team, tle for first; Corona Coronitas, second. PERCUSSIONIST BRUSHES UP FOR SWEEPSTAKES Darryl Bradley Grooms Eltancl~'s Derry Uragaml Drum major -Larr y Weinheimer of Estancia High, first; John Dilullo of Newport Harbor High, second; Charles Allison, Costa Mesa High, third. U.S. Warns White Africa Of Race War WASH1NGTON <AP) The Carter administration has quiet· ly advised South Africa and Rhodesia to yield power to their ·black majorities or risk all-out race war. "The days of white supremacy in Southern Africa a re num- bered," was the burden of the Am erican warnings as related by diplomats familiar with the ex- changes. "And, if racial conflict should develop, don't count on us to rescue you." Predictably, reactions of the prime ministers of subcontinen· tal Africa's last two bastions of white rule were defiant, though in different ways. According to diplomatic as- sessments. their reactions seemed to dim prospects for 1peaceful settlements which the United States and Britain are trying to promote in Rhodesia. Namibia (formerly South West Africa) and the Republic of South Africa itself. PACEMAKER PRACTICES Dina Cannariato, 7 Marching units -Safari Patrol of El Bekal Temple, first; Orange Coast Y Indian Maidens, second; Ali Baba Purveyors, third. Tall flag -Estancia High, first; Yorba Junior High, second; Costa Mesa High, third. Special drill team -Costa Mesa Pacesetters, first; Garden Grove Guardettes, second; John Burroughs Junior High, third. M llitary drill team -Edwards Air Force Base, first. Color guards -Edwards Air Force Base. first; Costa Mesa police, second. Motorized -El Bekal's Tin Lizzies, first; El Bekal's Motor Patrol , second ; California Cushman unit, third. Baton twirlers -Buena Park Calicoettes and Polka Dots. tie for first. Majorette team -Starlites of Orange County, first; Corona Coronitas, second . Majorette team. junior division -Polka Dots and Buena Park Callcoettes, tie for first; Starlltes, second; Costa Mesa Pacemakers, third. Judges' Special Trophy for civic floats -U.S. Navy float. Lion's Trophy for youth or re- Ugious floats -YMCA Indian Guides. Queen's Trophy for city- s ponsored float -City of Orange, trophy; Garden Grove, No More Bood Money? l.mv Restricts Vse of Commereial Donors By JOANNE REYNOLDS Ol tlle Dally 1"1191 Stall The new state law that will severely limit use or com- mercially supplied blood after July 1 ls ell.her a blessing or a curse, depending on whom you 're talking to. "-fall" the council is urging its members to step up their in· divldual efforts in blood collec· tion and in getting patients who use blood to replenish the blood they've used. Spokesmen for hospitals in Orange County say the new law · will have virtually no impact on them, since they don't use blood supplied by commercial blood banks. The law, sponsored by State · Senator Anthony Bellcnson CD· Los Angeles), makes it me1al to use in a transfusion any blood ob- tained from a paid donor unless the physician petformin• the transfusion cannot get the necessary blood type any other place. Hospital apokeamen in OTanie County say the law 1s needed to curtail use of commercial blood that nms an astronomically hi&b incidence ol hepat1Us contamina lion. On tho ot.b r band, th Los Angeles-baaed Hospital Ccu.ocll ot Soutbem California, an or· ganJuUon composed ol many~ those same Oran1e County hoapltall, bas announced that the new blood law wlll create a shortaae of 60,000 p(nll. The assoclaUon bases Its pre- diction on ataUsUc1 for the Los Aa,eles·Oranie County area, which ll t.ruted u one re&Jon. Jn order to olf aet this "•hort· • Most local hospitals say they· are considering increasing the number of times they host a Red Cross bloodmobile as well as stepping up their public relations efforts to get mot-e people to donate blood more of'len. "But you know," said Dick Grundy, administrator of Hunt- ington Intercommunily Hospital. "we've never h ad major shortqes in Orange County and l really tend to doubt we'll have one now." That point of view ia backed by B.J . Williams. one of the officials with the Orange County chapter of the Red Cross. Williams, who works with the blood program, said he doubted there would be as large a deft· clency as predicted by the hospital council. However, he s•id that because ot the new law, none of the usen will be able to regard com. mercial blood banks as an emergency back up supply, ao the Red Cross chapter in both counUes hav~ picked up t.h tem- po of their blood donation pro-•n m1 over the p aat three months. "We are encoura11DtboiPilals to IS)OOSOI'. more bloOdmoblles ... he said. A bloodmobile is only used in situations where the Red Cross is certain of eetting more than l2s donors. ''Because of this, we now have· rour smaller units that can be sent out where there is a minimum of 35 pints," he said. "It's.opened up new markets for us.•• . -The local Red Cross chapter haa also purchased a van that functions as a self-contained. bloodmobile. All the other blood collection efforts have to be housed in exist- ing struel\ll'u such as churches. conference rooms or hospitals, be said. ''Tbe sell·contalned unit saves us a lot ot time in selling up equipment, which means it can be used more places," be said. While Wllllama -Ute apokeamen at Huntington Jn· tercommunity, Hoae Memorial. Saddleback Community and Soutb CoaH Community hoapllall -lsn'\ alarmed by &be new law, he ia atresain1 that blood dotiaUon proCl'•m• are go- tne to ha•etocontinue to1row. Sharon Sind1lr at Hoae satc:t her bOlpltat wm probably ar- ran1• at leut three bloodmobUes a year lnltead of the one It now 1pon110n. • "W • are not going t.O be iri tl'ou· bte, ,. ahe 1a1d. "But we don't want to get complacent about it eithu:·. • . . _., OAIL V PllOT Dally l"llol St.ti PllOI .. lly llk .... nl K-••r • SHORT SAXOPHONIST DOESN'T MISS A BEAT AS TROMBONES SLIDE OVERHEAD As Co1ta Mesa High School's Mustang Band Proceeds Along Parade Route first; Westminster. second ; Costa Mesa, third. Mayor's Tr ophy for com· m ercial float -McDonald's, first; Bob's Big Boy, second, Pioneer Chicken, third. Novelly -David Smallwood, with i gorilla in a truck. The annual Fish Fry Carnival continues today Here's a run- down on the events: Noon. Carnival rides ~nd booths open. Fish dinners served 2 p .m . Hi-Hopes musical group. 2: 15 p.m. Baby contest judging in Veterans Memorial Hall. 3 p.m. Miss Costa Mesa contest awards. 3:30 p.m. Baby contest presen· tation and awards. 5:30 p.m. Drawmg for car and prizes. 6: 15 p.m. Arlee High bee dan cers. 8 p.qi. Drawing for car and moped. * * * Parade;· Beach Lead To Traffic Snarls Tempers stea m ed and radiators boiled Saturday along Newport Boulevard in Costa Mesa as beach traffic was com - pounded by cars diverted from Harbor. Boulev-ard during the Lions Fish Fry parade. The jam peaked about noon. police said, after which Harbor Boulevard was reopened and traffic resumed its normal Satur· day crawl. Newport Beach lifeguards said a "considerable crowd" of about 100,000 came to enjoy air tern· peratures in the low 70s and water in the mid-60s . About 40 persons were rescued from rip- tides. with no serious injuries re- ported : "Traffl<.' was terrible." one lifeguard noted. even down at the beach area. : In Huntington Beach, a slightly above averu~c crowd of Z0,0® beachgoers was reported. with 10 rescues and no major mciden~. Traffic was heavy there also. There won't be a parade lQ close off any streets today. but expected highs in the upper 7~ and a sunny afternoon should keep the streets busy. ... ' ings Plane • ~ Pilot Brings Her in Safely . :· ON SOAP opera atu Tom Hallick r.ald "I tbouitJU WU SOlnC to dJe." • The c.bne men were amOQC the ~ paH qen .aboard Qmt.lncnlaJ Airllnee Flilbt 83 out of Tucaon • bound for Loe Alli l Prfday when lht tu.lb laeled Boetna 121 ripped throu&h powerllnea on ttteo« and made ID •m riency Sandine on • foam- ~lred nmway ''I saw the wi"'9 whip back acroH the rtaht wtoi and tear up tht napt," tald 8ob Sbolea, a •r.duare a&admt at the Unlvenity of Artwna. "The •t.nS •• torn up badly, but the uptaln came on aod am to remain calm that we'd be all rt1ht " Aft« the pauen1en had been t.old to lower their buds and 1rab thetr ankles. one man alttln& I.ft the rear ol t.be plane 111\ed his bead for a 1Umpse ol the dama1ed wiD1. ADotber puaencer recalled that out of the ailen.ce came the about, .. Get your bead down. god- b.mmit! ••Thell the aUeoce resumed. Pasmiens cred.ited the still of Capt. Tom Gullett for briniln• them in safely. "lt'I amulOI bow be w• able to keep the plane in the air at all," one pqaenaer aald after the ?rdtll. Smith. •tr.Quent suest on the ''Tonllht" abow, had 1*ll 1cbeduled to fly to Loi Aqeles to tape 1ome televlllon 1bow1, but aald be wu canceling tht t•plnp and cot.ni home to Portland, Ore. Smith, a pedlatrtclau, aald that as the plane circled back for a lGDdinC be bad a foreboding that "thll wu eotn1 to wind up with someone callinc for a doet«, and here I am knowing nothln1 but bow to hand out St. J01ePh'1 aspirin and •lnl 'Nearer My GodToTbee."' ALSO ON BOARD was Alfre Walz, an aerotpace professor at the Unlvemty of Berlin, who bad been vlaitlnC the University of Arizona. Part ot Wab TuCIOD leeture dealt with biS po1twar work wltb Boeina, helpin& to deslan jetliners. "What am I 101n1 to do, no baa age," be said aft.er the landini, as airline offlciala worked to route pasaenaen on other lllghta. ..Oh, these American airlines.•' A.a tbe pauencen were taken back into the terminal after the safe landing, "the mood was quiet," aaJd Ray Harmon, •3, a California salesman. "We were all praytq." . .. Cable nearly brought disaster to Los Angeles-bound passengers Gays on Phone for Votes I Governor Hands Over Top Post 0cMlllllill' ..... .ol A~Wl ....... FOE OF GAY RIGHTS Singer Anita Bryant MIAMI <AP) -More than S,000 Dade County residents will get a telephone call today urging them to vote for a controversial homosexual riJbt.s law. More than 350,000 persons got a Jetter last· week asldn& them to vote against th~ ordinance, which prohibits discrimination in. housing or employment because of a person's sexual preference. SIMIIAR LAWS are on tbe. books in about 40 communities. around the nation, but since coun- ty commissioners passed their version here last January, it bas become the focus of a national campaign by both sides of the gay rights issue. That campaign ends Tuesday when voters decide in a special election whether to keep the law or abolish il On one side is Anita Bryant, a former runner-up in the Miss America contest, a sin&er, and lately a spokeswoman for Florida orange juice, who says homosexuality is an aboinina- tlon. Her Save l)ur Children. Inc., put the issue' on the ballot by gathering 50,000 sipatures pro- testin&tbelaw. Her crusade gained powerful support thia week when the archbishop of the Roman Catholic diocese in Miami asked pastors to read a letter from the pulpit today advising pariahiooers to vote against the law. ON THE OTHER side are gay riabts organizations, backed by heterosexuals who oppose sexual discrimination. Supporters who have campaigned in favor of the law include actor Ed Asner (Lou Grant of the Mary Tyler Moore Dissidents Under Fire F,.._PageAI LAWYERS HAVE HOPE. • • In Russia MOSCOW CAP> Andrei D ~akharov, the dissident nuclear physicis t . claims Soviet ciuthoritics are involved in a new crackdown on human rights ac- tlvists in wide areas of the coun· try, with "rnany arrests" being made to the once-independent Baltic states. "In Moscow and in the pro Vinces. a strong new wave of repressions is under way," the ~obel Peace Prize winner said in an interview with The Associated Press. ·'We know Cor the most part what is happening in Moscow and the area nearby. \be majority of those who are Ifft from the Helsinki Group are t?ther 41rrested or under strong ~essure." i The Helsinki Group was formed in Moscow a year ago to monitor Soviet compliance with Uie human rights provisions of ~e uns Helsinki Conference and branches have been set up in the lJtraine, in Latvia and in SoViet Georgia. In the last four months its members are said to have bieen subject t.o arrests. searches apd interrogations. Of the 14 persons who JOtned t•e Moscow branch, four are free ahd active. "Today you get y our sheepskin," he told delighted stu- dents who gave him a standing ovation. "I sure hope this brings you more luck than it did the sheep." But Hope became serious as he urged the graduates to concen- trate their efforts as lawyers on "lbe deteriorating moral climate in our country today. .~ ........... 'ANOTHER LAWYER ON TV' Entertainer Bob Hope "We are seeing a sad decay of the spiritual values which have sustained us through many crises and made this country great," the globe-trotting enter- tainer said. ·'This deterioration of our stan- dards is all too evident in our movies, television, literature, art and just about every area of our culture," Hope added, to ap· pl a use. "This, it seems to me, is perhaps your greatest challenge. Until we restore decency, hones·. ty and integrity t.o our lives, we can't even begin to tackle the many other problems that cry out for solutions." Hope, 74 a week ago, told the WSU students that the task of "cleaning up tbls ball we live on" is in the hands or their genera. tion. "We must clean up our waters. Our beautiful riven cannot be al· lowed to become open sewers. "We cannot stand by and watch the lakes die and oceans become so contaminated that all marine life ceases to e-xtst." Hope warned. Then, with a broad grin, Hope reminded the graduates that they still have to pass their bar ex- amlnaUon before they can prac· tice law. "I Wlderstand the California bar exam ia the second toughest in the nation," be said. "The touahest of all is over at Dean Martin's place." ·sunny Sky Bakes U.S. Few Sto171UJ Break Wann Day in Nation C...t.itre.dter ~O I NT COMCl!~TIOM TO Milli~ eoROElt -Lftllt ,,.,i.. 1)1• •'"°'Wt mor!llne bft-1nt .,.., to tooi"-'il.,l ton llnoh iw "''' ••ter -· WttlWIY-'"-~-.... Aflfr\'IOtll ..tild ---le thrw i.ti. UwCIOlldll!aU ..... ltUl !119 N lllQ .. ,.., .... _ tllll\ lltcol!llllO ,.11,,-. ... ~-tt•••· c.u1.r.1a AIMtlY Alllll'.,_ AINl'lli. AM....._ AU1111t1 "'""•tea ... ... ,. Oleftptc Clwtllt1WV ~ Cllltf llNlff QMt- .,. " .. IJ, .. .. n "'· '° 6' .. ,, . .. "· " • ., 1t .. "" ., • ~ " • .. 71 ~ S1 .. •4 70 ~ " 73 .. 76 .. sz .. 71 1V 71 ~ 71 " 61 .. 70 ., " • , so ., .. •S 10 . ~ ., 11 7' 47 m as • 41 " " .... ~ = " sz .. S6 U St as " show), former U.S. Alty. Gen. Ramsey Clark and ·San Fran- cisco Sheriff Richard Hongisto. Tbegay coalition has 50 persons staffing a telephone bank eight hours a day to call re- gistered voters. * * * Anita Blasts 'Press 'Bias' SAVANNAH (AP) Enter· tainer Anila Bryant said Salur· day the national media has been biased in its coverage of her campaign against a Dade Coun· Ly, Fla., ordinance which bans .discrlminaUon against homosex- uals. "I never did like interviews with the press before," said Miss Bryant. "Now I hate them. "Some of the friendliest in· terviewers have ripped me t.o shreds in their articles," she said in an interview before her con· cert here Saturday night. "If they disagree with me, they slant their ;µ1.icles ·and make me look evil.'' About 1,100 persons attended the concert al the 2,5-00·seat Savannah Civic Center. • .. Wlflt9IMI HANDS OVER POWERS Gov. Marvin Mandel Meet~'s Off NEW YORK (AP) -Margaret Trudeau says professional rea- sons have led her to ca~ceJ a scheduled reunion with her estranged husband, Canada's Prime Mlnister Pierre Trudeau, and their two oldest children. Mrs. Trudeau bad said earlier they would all meet in London for celebrJlions of Queen EllJabeth ll's 25th anniversary. GJ>eople Who Care GJ>eople Who Create GJ>eople Who Help GJ>eople Who Comfort GJ>eople Who Guide 4 ANNAPOLIS (AP) -Gov. .Marvin Mandel, hospitalized for several weeks this spring· and µow standing trtal on political corruption charges, said Satur- day be is stepping aside tem- porarily u governor. Be designated Lt. Gov. Blair Lee as acting 1ovemor. The transl er of power, which became effective when Lee re· ceived Mandel's letter Saturday· afternoon, will remain in effect until Mandel's physicians have declared him physically fit to re- sume the full activities of the governor's office. Mandel has spent several hours a day in court since jury selection began Wednesday for his second trial on political cor- ruption charges although his doc·. tors ordered him to limit his physical activity during his con- valesence. His first trial ended in a mis- trial last December after mem- bers of1he sequestered jury saw a television news report about two attempts t.o fix the jury. Two men were later convicted of separate jury-tampering at· tempts and were sent to jail. GJ>eople Who Enjoy Life You'll find them . every day·in 'People People who care, people who create, people who comfort, people who guide, people who help, peo- ple who.enjoy life ••.. these are the subjects in the Dally Pilot's People section. The People section brings to life the people you want to know in communities all along the Orange Coast. • And, it brings you up to date on Orange Coast organbatlons, social -0vent1 and ihe wedding plans of Orange Coast co"'Ies. Nationally known columns by Ann Landers and ErmaBombeckalsoare regularfeaturesof the People section • U~u're a perscm who needs people, you need tile People ae.cUoa, Slind•Y to Friday in the • No Be tYet PrinMJ Ea tate Billed • Court Puts Reawoods In Holding Pattern FAT'HER'S DAY THE ANGELS WAY CONTEST !NTlllU FROM CAROUSEL OPIRATOR 5oath Coast '1ua SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -A federal Judae, ovn atrona obJectiont,. h11 stven tl\o National Park Service poHwlon of 38.1 acres of land con- bloln1 vlritn redwood treee alona U.S. JD•hway 101 adjacent to Red·. woodNatJonalParlr. screen~ from the highway by a 600-•--• ~================= ,foot•wtde band of vtrgln Umber owned Q&l:rJMU. y •• Hid tbe bcMii•1 attomey, rlio,. ..Tb• hotel uaually wu. utJdJoua about colloctln1 Sta blJ11. B"' h Wat Just 1a IWMt lhal lhoy let It MUl up." St.rlln1 nltd a clotm l'riday lffldna more than "·'°° for unpaid bW1 and .. autmantJaldamH:!°tht apartment furo.11 • '' Prlou, 21, 1hot himself lut January 21 at ~•1•u lbt Comstock Hotel in Bnal Hills, where be bad been 1tayln1 ror HY montM alter he and h1a wife, Kathy, •• aep.uated' • At the time, friend.I aaid the costar or television's "CbJco and the Man" aeriea had bttn despondent over marital and financial d1CficuJues Pruue can atill be seen on the show in daytime renms. Attorneys said Prinie's estate was estimated at $50,000 when It was filed at pro- bate l~t February. The built ol the estate was left to Pnnze's mother and hia 10-mooth-old son, Fredd1eJr. Car Insurance Due for Hike SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -California's largest auto insurance company has announced its rates . are going up nine percent on July 1 and other com· ·panies are expected to follow suit by the end of the year. In its announcement Friday, State Farm said the rate mcreases were needed to offset rising costs of claims. The company said inflation boos&ed the average liability claim in 1976 to $&21, a 13.5 percent increase over the pre- ( ~ vious year. Sf ATE ) The company, which insures about 1.8 million ._ ______ ___._ cars in California, said the average rate hike will be about S20.50 per year. A rush survey of other in· surance companies showed it is probable that most would increase rates by the end of the year. Boy S ought f n L.A. Steeq LOS ANGELES (AP> -Sheriff's deputies launched a door·lo·door search Saturday for a miss- ing 9-year·old boy believed lo have been kid· naped, officers said. Deputies were seeking information about Luis Miguel Ruelas, a Firestone-area fourth grader mis- sing since May 25 when his aunt in Yuba City re· ceived a call rrom a man demanding one million pesos (about $50,000) for the youth's safe return. Slaf1i ng S aupect e d i n Ff re LOS ANGELES CAP) -A 95-year·old woman found dead alter a church fire may have been murdered, police said Saturday. Margaret Mahon was discovered inside the doorway of the Morning Glory Missionary Baptist Church in South Los Angeles after a small fire in the church was brought under control. Fire officials said the woman may have died of a heart attack, but further mvestlgation by the county coroner in· dicated the woman may have been strangled by a towel found around her neck. Aged •f'ence' Fen ced In WATSONVILLE CAP) -A tiny 81-year·otd woman. Apolonia Dangzlan (nicknamed .. Mama"> has been sentenced to 30 days in jail and three years' probalion tn a case involving receiving burglary loot In the Santa Cruz County Superior Court session Friday. she was confronted with boxes and bags of jewelry and other items which police said had been stolen and were purchased by her from a police Informant. •Gag llas No I mpa ct' STANFORD CAP) -A Stanford law professor who interviewed Jurors in cases where he was a trial lawyer says news coverage of controversial trials has "virtually no impact'' on jurors. Writing in the current Stanford Law Review, Prof. John Kaplan said jurors "almost invariably assume ... they know more about the facts of the • Al10 Frtda,y, U.S. Dlatrict Court J11d1e ~U Poole Ht next Thursday · for hearlna • motion by Areal• Redwooda Co. to set aside the con- demnattoo order on Its land. "IT'S QUITE clear, we haven't yet found a way of put.tln1 back: a tree. once tt ts cut down," said the jud1e, addint the documents before him were Itron& enough lo JUJtlfy the 1ov- ernment's Jl(>Sition in authorizing talc· 1n1 otthe land. The.I court action followed a day of unsuccessful ne1otiations durln& wbich the government sought agree- ment from Arcata to halt cutting in the diaputed area and purchase of the land. Two tracts are south of Prairie Creek State Park and north of Orick. About two acres of trees were cut down during the week. Arcata's attorney, Stuart Pollak, first agreed to a halt in culling through next Monday to allow the firm to evaluate its position. But later Asst. U.S. Atty. Rod HambUn was notified that company officials were opposed and he then filed his com- plaint in federal court. JN A LENGTHY statement issued Friday, Arcata senior vice president WiJliam D. Walsh said the federal government "has attempted to blackmail us inlo suspending harvest· ing operations" in the area. Walsh said the 35-acre area is some 2,000 feet from the highway and is UC Regents Review Stocla By The Associated Press Under persistent press ure, University of California regents are asking corporations In which UC owns stock what steps they are taking to end racial discrimination in South Africa. In a letter, UC regents asked 37 cor· porations in which the university owns stock the extent of the firms' holdings in South Africa and what steps they are taking to end racial dis- crimination there. ''JC the answer s we get are negative, I would be inelined to divest ourselves of our stock," said Regents Chairman William K. Coblentz. An estimated 600 persons de· monslrated Friday at three UC cam· pus demanding the university get rid of stock in corporations which do busi- ness in apartheid South Africa. The demonstrators also demanded the university defend more vigorously against a lawsuit pending before the U.S. Supreme Court which seeks to nullify UC's minority admissions pro- gram as reverse dlscrlmlnation. by the company. The cuttini area ii not viaiblefrom the highway. he said. Hamblln told the Judie a 1968 law authorizes the Interior Secretary to. take possession of the land for which the state Foreetry Divlaion bas ap- pro•ed a logging plan. He uked for immediate possession to stop cuttma until Mcata could file an answer. Pollak contended the law does not authorize taking this particular land. He said the cutting now U{lder way ls not visible from the highway and that timber below serves as a screen. HE FUllTBEll claimed the $1 million deposited by the government -a dooatioo made earlier Friday by .the Save-the-Redwoods League - was inadequate and "not a good faith eatimateofthe land's worth." He said it was "three or four" times the government's figure. Pollak said the company would suf. fer damages and jobs would be lost if the operation were shut down. The judge, in issuing his order. said he wanted to give the company a chance to "show Cit) the govern- ment's action is a sham" as claimed. Growers, UFWCiaim. Board Bias INDIO CAP) -Coachella Valley grape growers said Saturday that the state Agriculture Labor Relations Board CALRB> is biased in favor of the United Fann Workers of America <UFW). But the UFW maintained the bias goes the other way Nearly 50 growers, union officials and farm workers exchanged the charges during an all·day meeting of the state le.gislature 's ALRB Oversight Committee. NEARLY 300 UFW members jammed Shalimar Auditorium at the Riverside County National Date Festival fairgrounds, carrying a black flag to mourn "what has hap. pened to the farm labor law." accord- ing to a UFW spokesman. Assemblyman Floyd Mori. chairman or the committee, declined later to s~culate how long it would take to investigate allegations of in- competence and bias by ALJ{B field agents. "There have been severaJ incidents brought to our attention by the growers and workers,'' Mori said. "Most of the charges deal with at· titudes and bias, which are dirficuJt to deal with. We need more detaUs to substantiate the charges." COACHELLA UFW leader Eliseo Medina said that ad.ministration of the 1975 farm labor law "had become a mockery." HAVE YOU EVER CONSIDERED A CAREER IN THE LEGAL PROFESSION ? case than any newspa~r reporter and that their I superior understanding was due to thdr close ob- servation of the trial itself " --. You Are Invited to Attend a Law Career Seminar to Learn About: I I In the Navy, a job mean.11 more than just a good po,ycheck. lt meaM t~ adventure or secin1t places like Greece, Spain. Howftii ond Hong Kong. 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WJtb all thcac warntni aJanei -and others -be did not receive the c arc he so clearly needed. From reports uncovered up to now, it would ap. pear t.be aniullbed incident came about because of a eombin Uon of per onoJ evaluation mistakes by coun- ty staff members and, more importantly, because of d1sputcd hnes of authority between the county's Pro- bation Department and Department of Mental Health. More detalls should follow . The Board of upervisors bears the ultimate responsibility of de- termining bow and why this tracedy occurred, and what can prevent similar incidents. The problem should be dealt with swiftly and publicly. Anything less will lead'to even more public distrust ot the way the County of Orange handles its ~uvenile inmates. Accountability Missed The case for binding arbitration 1nnsotvtng con- tract impasses between government bodies and public employes sounds most reasonable -at first. · What better way, argue the employe groups, to avoid strikes by such important public servants as police, firemel) and teachers? I! an agreement can't be reached, the argument goes, each side appoints a representative to serve on To the Editor: . The message comes down strong and clear from govern· .ment at every level; If you can afford it, you're entitled to it. If you can pay the price, waste all the gas/energy /water you wish. It was the Nixon/Ford Policy. It is the Carter pronouncement. Money is the denominator. Wleb an arbitratlon panel. Tb06e two then appoint a third representative, a neutral. professlonal arbitrator. The knotty contract problem goes before the three-person panel and -voila! -a fair and lm· partial resolution ls reached. But take a closer look. Th.is system lets the arbitrators, not public officia1s,make significant and costly decisions on pay benefits. Then they walk away. letting the city council, the school board or the county supervisors figure how the decisions can be financed. As tbe Sacramento Bee puts it: ·'It is inherently bad for democratic government for elected officials to tum over the responsibility for setting wages and determining working conditions to arbitrators who are beyond the reach and lnfiuence of the voters and not responsive to public opinion.•' Teacher bargaining units are figbUng hard at the local level for binding arbitration in their contracts. At the state level, SB 164, which would set up arbitra- tion procedures for fire fighters and peace officers, has passed from committee into the Senate for vote. In the interests of good government, binding arbitration at both local and state levels should be strenuously opposed. Sunshine Takes a Break Sure enough, the first days of June came around, we looked skyward and were told by the weatherman, "Morning overcast, partially clearing by midday." Lest you forget, it is neitherun,usualnorworthy of despair. Since the Indians lived here hundreds of years ago, June's been like this. It will pass. July will come with fewer overcasts and earlier bum-offs. August will come with sunny and not oppressively hot temperatures. Finally, magnificent September will come, the tourists will go and we will have forgotten our annual June blahs. Mention the magic words and organized labor and organized conglomerates march shoulder to shoulder on Washington, followed by hordes or screaming devotees or two cars in every parking space and two pensions in every job and two mortgages in every pot. . · If foreign manufacturers can ·build cars which meet our en- vjronmental standards, as they have, it is obvious that American manufacturers can do likewise. Whenever they want to. The theme song of the U.S.A., appropriately borrowed from a porno movie, is "More, More, More." (Have a seance with Howard Hughes.) RIGHT NOW they're riding a propaganda roller fashioned to convince U.S. cqr buyers that what we want' more than anything else m our pampered lives is big cars and bigger ca.in· pers. The U.S. Buyer, seeing and bearing this on TV, reading it ln the papers, dutifully agrees be cannot find fulfillment in anythlni but a wasteful, over· size, overpriced, gas.slurping monster. · IC he were told happiness was in a layered vehicle constructed so that he bad to lie on his stomach crosswise looking out Che side window. because his native American esthetic superiority demanded that he l!!l 'G•t teMJy to ty~ • ,_,,_, Miu J~ o,,. ... two ... • view the scenery he was pollut- ing as he roared past, he woulct line up to buy Crossbar Buggies or whatever fulfilling title the ad agencies came up with. "It will cost jobs." The money freaks, the organized greed lob- by, have found a magic phrase to combat any program proposed to safeguard life, liberty or the en- vironment. Conserve energy? Conserve water? Preserve our health or sanity? Great ideas, but - J am convinced there are suf· fi c ient jobs right now for everybody lo have one if we had a rule or a philosophy that no one is entitled lo two until everybody haS O/le SURE, IT would impede greed. It would cost one of the two jobs so many "civil servants." now work, to pay for all those sym- bols of the good life they don't have time to use; but it might stabilize our economy if that's possible any more. Jt might give parents time to monitor their children. lower th-e divorce rate and stabilize our society. n would give teachers time to contemplate the conse- q u enc ea of what they are teaching and rediscover that money is not the ultimate goal. Carter's Gang Proves He Who Laughs, Lasts WASHING TON -The weather is glorious, and there is 1,11uch light feeling and amusement because the Carter Administra- tion again shows its flair for high comedy. In one breath, Andy Young de- nounced the Swedes, Russians, British and Queens New Yorkers as ''racists." Billy Carter is at it again, be- ing quoted as saying he doesn't trust Jimmy. The '.President himself evoked mirth at a fat-cat ... OltlNGI COAST DAILY PILOT "*rt N. Wtfll, PM~ ThofnO 1 IC ttuil, ~ ditor C NICK THIMMFSCH J Democratic dinner. It was a bah· bah week all right. Andy Young .is not really dangerous. He is, however, the beat stand-up comedian in gov- ernment, and it's clear now that Bob Hope could also have scored as UN Amba5'1ador. Bob Hope probably wouldn't like this com- parisoo, but it holds. LIKE THE best of comedians, Andy Young pokes fun at himself. When be bluted all those nations and neighborhoods for racism, be said everybody is- a racist, including hJmself. And when ~ked if be shouldn't back State Department policy. e kid· dlngly iemarked that be pro. bably sKoutd. Younc was uked that qua· tion, ol cwrse, beeau.ae be bad a1110 remarked that the preseoc. of CUbab military advise.rs in EthlOPia "miebt not be a bad thing" tr they halted the kUling in that l>&ood·soaked country. The problem ls that the Stato Dopartmmt bad Just soberly deplored the arrival or the Cubans in EW.opla and b'etted offlclally over the rumor that..500 more Oubahl were Oil route. instance where-Andy Young Had disagreed with U.S. policy. More hah·hah. An4y said the Russians were the "worst" racists, so we will no doubt soon be hearing from Pravda and other thundering or· gans. 'Ibe poor British have been assaulted by Andy so much that all they can do ls cover their beads with their arms, like a box- er backed into a comer, and wait until the punches cease. The Swedish ambassador to the United NaU.ons i.a going to see Andy soon to find out what he meant when be sai4 the Swedes were "terrible racists." , It might return some stature to decency. We~ht even find a fragment ore l. E.B. O'NEILL ~h Cltf%ett Wins To the Editor: In response to your editorial of March 29 on election reform, we have researched the proposed amendment to abolish the elec- toral college. Your editorial at- tacked this on1wo fronts: 1) the states' rights issue and 2) the rural states' poeiUon. The 1lirect election proposal represents, we believe, the nrst time in the history or this country that winners of a presidential election will truly represent the clthens1 choice. Under an electoral or pro- portional . ayst.em, the choice ol ca~sed b.lm to realize, "a niaer can beeomebocly.'' an individual citizen is im- mediately lost to num erical manipulation. UNDER nlE electoral college plan, where the unit rule pre- vails, the winner of a Popular vote in a state takes all the elec- toral votes, thus disenfranchis· ing those votes entitled to all of the other nominees. Under the proportional system, the individual voter's strength will depend on the population of a given state in an effort to equalize all 50 states. In reality, due to a diverse geo. grapby and seWement pattern, our naUon's population is not divided equally among our stales. States· rights? Direct.. election is perfectly consistent with the principles of federalism as set forth in the Constitution. Both the electoral and proportional systems make the final outcome unequal for citizens in that it does not truly represent and may even diitorttheyoters' choice. TIDSCOUNTRY is a union of slates, it is true, but the states in turn are made up of American citizens, all equal under the law. The preaideDf Y is a nltiQnal of. flee and, thus, ts ~oted fot bY all week to run a peanut dryin1 macblne, only people ~'would rather draw t90 in unemptoy. me»t beoefita every week and pick up food ttalnps at the tame Ume.'' Lut ftek, it WU also reported that a book proposal q\sot.el BUl.1 U Hying about b.1s Sliter, .. If Gloria dled tomorrow I don't ltnow if l'd attend her funertl." BU17 DOW OJI he'I not triendly with Gloria, the motorcycle- rldln& Carter, "but I never miss atui.tll'al." 11te bell ;pan Of the report is Wb~ ls quc;ted, in a COO· nnatlall. as .. )"ins of Jimmy, "J Iott, Wm. but I don't trust blm. t• Ml dal~• that report it f •l•.l.':jimd .lPi u that he hu AlwQll '*8 for Jimmy and bas ••com.Jllfiiflllhln him.•· 1•~ .-t ha aome filth IDJWlJ.too.Tbe President told a Dtcnoerauc audfence, whlcb paJd ts08 a plate to fu~ the 11'7'1 ' citizens of all states no one of whom 1s more equal than another. ln fact, direct election protects the mtegrity of each state with this equality factor and by allowing votes from every state lo count directly toward the final total. As for candidates ignoring rural and small states in favor or larger and more densely Populat- ed areas, candidates tQday already concentrate on the states with larger electoral votes. WE BEUEVE a proportional system distorts the individual worth of voters as an attempt is made to equalize the results in California, Vermont, and Mis- souri Thus, the most equitable system and one most represen- lC\tive of our basic American freedoms is the direct system of voting for the President. And we needn't fear on election night that our individual stales will be l9sl in.lb.e shuffle. AU t.hree networks have invest- ed too much in fancy maps; we'll all have a chance to see our state's totals announced. Only this time the individual citizens will be the winners. Land A. LIEBERBERG etectloas, that be listened tO Billy'• idea on bow to 1et con-1reaameo nol to clilagree public· ly with tho President. BILLY 8UGGBS't~D tbri Jimmy abould make tMm alt major generals ln Ule :A rm'" <So he co\lld fire them like Gt!ri. Sl.Dilaub?) And the Pres1dent, alter Crown Prince Fabd of 5audi Arabia utced him bow be would like to be kful ~ that country ·~ all th advlacrs are ·relativet, thought lot a moment and .. re,r allied that lf I WU kin& Of Saudi Arabht, my brother Billy wowef be uown prtoce.'' • Did Jimmy HY' "Cl'O'f'1:' .. or "cloW11':1 No matter{ Blffit ii at.It Of the tanh, ud w l bi biarbii more ftori\ him. Munwblle, la tt liUe that Aildy Young hU OoWn' off to th• Arctic Circle to h rlneut thO Eskimos f« ~ racl.att? "- "~ ~ 0 Pt! ,._ /WVClnJl11t, n u tn b oa.ov. "Whatll It a.ow doM It work1' • C011"'9ponda t.o fund• eatll .aleal queeUoQ. .. · do we tmpro•• UM qualll)' fl ..._.,. Ml T" A b11io Kientillc t ne\ Mids lb.It tM MCODd q Uoo ll lna· ~ .. tothtlrll. llhiu' eorollv1-•Pflnl from U... .... .._..._; Who i• roaPanliblt foir dcllft· UM t)' ol hum lit T For whom 18 t cW!bted! How•~ ml&lt we be that we .. '\ ffl e it WOiff lnateacJ of bet,. w! AlradJwtftndourulv wad1n1l.n •~cal aUons, and we bavea't 7« ldtlat.lf..S ilie problems. DAI\. v Pit.OT A I tlttonen, in the view-ot two UCI ptiiiri· d..u. "MEDICAL t:l'lllCS Is a \.olatlle l.asue In tbl1 country:• said Dr. Gerald Sinyklll, who u d.lredor ol tho UCJ Stu- dent Health Service al.lo sits on both bum an subjects review committees. "1- pbyaldan can•t set throuab the d~ without running into problems that Im· pinge on th.ls matter.•· .. For Inst.nee, when I came to UCI In 1968 lt wu clear that abortion was .against the l•w, peripcl. Now I have Co ,deal with abortion every day. What are the rights ot the mother? What are the rightsott.hefetus! . QU LIIE the.e have at· 1-.med a tmae ol orcc-oc1 wft.h t.be recent ,develOO«Peol ol a relatively simple technique for aplittJni J.oni-cbain DNA molec\lles -tbe carriera ol the 1enetJc ~e -into ahort segment. ol genes and qlictnc various gene HfllHllU to1et.ber Jn different sequences. Performance of recombinant DNA molecule, above (magnified 30,000 times) holds key to life. "And what about dying? How much money and effort do we SPeod on prcr longing lite? At what point does death~· cur? How dead does somet¥><1Y have to be before the kidneys can be removed for transplantation?'· THE RULES ARE changing, be believes, because social demands and realities are chancmc. Absolute valuc:B' have all but vanished; and people"'a11e 1roplng for new moral and ethical stan· dards. He feels that medicine is, in a sense, a "lithtning rod" a.round which much ol this sQCial upbeavld revolves. · ' Such "recombinant DNA" molecules 'produced in the laboratory can provide the code for entirely n~ combinations ol lnbertted traits in llvinc orfaniams. "All life uses the same cenetic code," Dr. Howard A. Schneidermao, professor and dean ol the UCI School of Biological i Sciences, told students taking a coune ln -+-bi~al--ethies. liJt-tt-theotttieally possible to take any gene from any species, put it into any recipient, and make a new form of lire. Millions of years or evolution may be skipped in a matter of days." I THE POTENTIAL benefits to human health are huge. Food crops that now re- quire large amounts of nitrogen fertilizers might be programmed genetically to take nitrogen from the air, as some bacteria ~d algae are able to do. Bacteria might be ouUitted with the proper genes to manufacture insulin and other medically important compounds. Perhaps recombinant DNA techniques could one day be use to cure diabetes or elimipate the causes of inherited dis- eases by correctinc defects in human cells: The prospect of the new genetic technology, however, arouses varying degrees of caution, suspicion and dis· may. What if a new form of cancer- causing virus or virulent bacterium escaped in to the world? MOsr SCIENTISfS are confident that adequate safeguards render exceedingly remote the likelihood that genetic re- search would ever get out of control. "There is no precedent for any of these concerns," Dr. Schneiderman said. "None ol these potential hazards bas been demonstrated. But acientist.s are worrien, and I lh.lnk thla ta a good thing." Sclent.ista are sharply divided over the need toe government regulation of re. combinant DNA research. Some con· aider the most likely tragedy to be the · •tlfllnc ol. scientific inquiry because of unwarranted concerns-and unnecessary reculations. Dr. James D. Watson, who with Sir Francis Crick received the Nobel prize for the discovery of the molecular struc- ture of DNA, told a UCI audience earlier this year that scientists are merely copy- ing the genetic recombination techni· ques used by nature for millions of years. Government regulation, he said, is "ul· terly ridiculous." OTHER SCIENTISTS would be happy if the research guidelines adopted~y the National Institutes of Health last-year for genetic research conducted under NIH funding were extended nation~ to all recombinant DNA studies, wheUier in universities or commercial laboratories. State and local governments in some part!__of the countrL_ il!.tl.u~g_ Cauromra, &lio are enacffiig or consider- ing controls on DNA research within their sphere -a trend that many scien· tis ts fear may lead to overregulation that would hamper valuable research efforts. Scientists looking toward the future are less troubled by the hypothetical dangers of current genetic research than by Uie power humanity will ultimately gain to alter its own biological destiny. The challenge reaches to the root o' human values and to what Dr. Schneiderman has called the "nature of humanness.'' "What really bothers me is that gene crafting wUl endow human beings with the ability to aJter not only themselves but their progeny. We will have the ability to transform ourselves into another creature -perhaps better, but not man. "This matter will become more urgent as teehniques of gene grafting Improve. It is important that we-work out the ethics of gene grafting and gene therapy in man before the techniques become available." Ethical and moral concerns over re- search involving human and animal sub- jects are not new. Standards to protect the safety of research subjects have often been established, however, after the necessity for them became obvious. ATl'EMPl'S TO control violent or ab-normal behavior through the use of paycbosurgery or psychoactive drugs have loog Ignited a flaming ethical issue. Altering the function of a brain, even for the most humanitarian of reasons, im· pinges directly on the core of human values. "Whether or not you believe in a soul, !he mindia.mthebu.in." D.r...Richard.F. Thompson comments. A professor of psychobiology, he aided students in establishing UCl's spring ~ourse in biomedical ethics and lectured on the history and ethics of psychosurgery. Extensive and, to a degree, in· discriminate use of crude experimental techniques during the early years of psychosurgery led to eS\ablishment dur· ing the 1980S of government regulations and ethi~al standar~s by professional or- gan 1 ia tions In the sciences and medicine. , ~There were terrible excesses C STANLEY ) __ KA_R_N_ow __ Punch Kissinger Days Only a Memory WASHINGTON, D.C. -In one way or another, the shadow of former Secretary of State Henry Kissinier sWl hanga over the forei1n policy establishment here. And, It seems to me, bis influence still ls felt ln· direeUy aroun" the world. On the one band, Kissinger was brilliant in putUna forth large global concepts, which created the impresaion that be knew pre- cisely where he wu steering the nation. 'lbese grandlote concepts are rnisabl& In the Carter ad· mlnistraUon, which tends to grapple with Jasue1 on a piecemeal basis. completely by surpme when the Yom Klppur war broke out In 1973, and they had no plans at all for handling the enormous energy crisis triggered by that war. It ls worth empbas~g. too, that President Carter by no means ta as casual in : hls ap. proacb to the world as' his speeches might indicate. On the contrary, he has very definite ideas ot where be would like to go. . IF ·BE 8EEM8 va11ue, it is because his notions are strewn around in various pronblln~· ments r•tber than tummed up fn a sinlle eomprebenalve state· ment. I ' ·~TABLE! BOOkS -~ that caused a waste in human lives and were useless in terms of medical or scientific value,'' Dr. Thompson said. "I might also mention that psycboeurgery is only one of the many forms ol intervening in and controlling behavior. Scientists and physicians simply don't know enougl\ about the brain to idenUly the problem• and de· -velop a ntional,scientific approach to therapies. For example, we are just learning that some of the anti-p,ycbotic drugs that have been used for 20 years cause permanent brain damage •• On the other band, the use ~ surgery and drugs offers beneCit and even greater promise in the tr•wunent of some forms of mental illn~. be said. All federally funded research iovolv· ing human subje~. even if it does not entail direct invasion of a person's mind or body, ii. QUW subject to strict controls. The Uw\'ersity of California follows general guidelines established by the Department of Health, Education 11nd Welfare for the protection of human sub- jects under HEW -sponsored research. TWO RESEARCH review committees at UGI. one tor tbe general campus and one for the College of Medicine, oversee all projects that involve the use of human subjects. The committees. which consist of faculty, staff and lay citizens, analyze each proposed project according to the degree of risk and potential benefit to the subject and the possible scientific and social value. Changing or nonexistent social stan· _.dards, coupled with new biological and medical technologies developed during the past. 20 years, are exerting new pre· ssures on medical institutions and prac· Dr. Stanley van den Noort, ~ean of the College ot Medicine, perceives that the expedatlon of health in s~iety ls lead· ing toward reforms in the cost and a.vailabUltl'J){llealtbc:are. __ _ _ ''Health care in this country has always been an aspect of a ~ en-. terprise society,'' he told the biomedic4\ ethics class. ''But several factors are working against that now. In the fifll place, the demand for medical service8i may well be t.n.rlDite. In the second place, many people do not have consumer choice for medical services. 1 foresee that. we will have a move toward a, medical system that is regulated as a public utility. THE "ASSUMPTION of health," however, must be reconciled wlth the re- ality of flnlte resources, he believes. About 10 percent of the gross national product -$130 billion -is now going for health care, exceeding for the first limE the defense.budget. _ _ I ·'Tim is about the maximum that society will spend for health care," be said. "We have reached the era 6t limitations." Dr. Slnyldn agrees. There will nevtr be enougt\ money to meet all the d~ m ands. How much do we spend for cancer research? How much for heart patients? How much to transport poor people to a clinic? We're in the lifeboat ethic situation. Thil article ii reprinted 1rom the Jut11· July iuue of SEED, the journal of the UC Irvine Alwrnd.Auociation. Cancer Protection: .. Is Cure Inside Us? A new theory or cancer is tak· [ J'' ing shape in the world's medical NORMA* .res.earch laboratories. It is that the greatestsin1le cancer ls not a COUSINS : mytterlous virus or bacteria ...._ _________ __,_ agent but the malfunctioning of the body's ability to cure itself. Modem medicine has been .dominated by the belief that !or ev~ry serious disease there Is a patho· logical or- ganism, aod that, once the organism is identified, an antibiotic can be employed to destroy the disease. Yet the search for a germ or virus that causes cancer is now &iving way to enlarged research on the way the human boCiy pre- scribes £or itself when confronted with breakdown of one type or another. searchers feel that the key tO cancer may be found in the way the body maintains its equilibrium against assaults. ls it the adrenal glands that provide the answer? Is it something pro- du c ed by other end6crtne glands? ~ -MEANWHILE, THE nongerm theory of cancer is being strengthened by new findings linking some forms of cancer to emotional disturbances. It la now known, for example, that Persis- tent anxiety and repressed rage can cause cancers of the stomach or colon. Here, too, some people have a natural protective system Uuil can will\stand severe stress, while others become physical.I)' ill after emotional strains. Moreover; Klaaln1er rail • hi«bly centralbed operation, with himself u the sole. spokesman. Tbe pttsent· set-up, in contrast, apeaks with several· different and so!Jletimes con· trad.lctory voices, and it often ap- pears t.o be confused. From the moment lie toot of. flee. for inatan~e. ·o•rter bas made It plain 'tb•t. be is con- cerned by the question of hUb:lan rt1bt1, and he has pr<>ceeded prag~aticatly to exert pressure od coUMriea that violate the clvU liberties of their citisena. " ... and pound for pound~ they work out cheaper tJlan coffee." ( SOME PEO .. LE have a far higber capacity than others for resisting or overcoming health diaQrders. The term used in the medical textbooks to describe tbia capacity la the ..body's "im- munological mechanism.•• Hans Selye, a Canadian medical researcher, hu establhbed that all sorts of ad· verse obemical changes take place In the human body under condltionl ot fruatraUon or sup· preased rage or grtef. Tbesc chan1es affect the enUre en- docrine syJtem. This baa p~pted bim, atDC>OC other thino. to get touah with the racist regime i.n South Africa, and he aJao bas been leaning on. • U.S. client states like the Philip- pines despite the prtsence of ·American military bases there. Carter stressed before and after his inauguration that be would strenfthen America's ilea with lts allies, ud he did just that durinf the 1ummlt meetinc laat month in: l..Oadon. where the U.S., European and '1•~ te.ders ended 1'P on .ltnt•DPle term a. • suHestiODI for bringln1 about an eventual settlement lo the Mid· dle Eut. Why does thle mechanism w~rk better under some. circwnstances than others? Wl\y does it protect some people *laimt almost any Hsault on their health but provid'e very lit· tie health ptotectton for others! The human bod~ ls a re· markablJ' durable lnstrumei\t buUthas difficulty i.n coplngwith the effects Of unremtUlDi emo. Uonal attain. ~ l ' ( ( ( Transpac Listet;I 9 OC Yaebis Among Participant& TBIS YEA.a'8 Transpac reatures several "fintt": It la tbe f1nt time It bu not been started oa July • The spomorinc Ttanapacific Yacht Club bu ruled that lt will be st.arted on the nearest weekmd to lbe Independence Day holiday. Wilb the division of U\e neet into two cat.econes -uHra-lieht displace- ment yachts and the traditional heavy displacement yacts -the race will, in eUect, be two races in one. ,Overall handicap trophies will be awarded in eath 41\iSTon. A third race within a race will de- velop among the Class A yachts in both divisions wbici) will be racing for line honors with little or no interest in the handicap awards. The trophy for first to finish will be awarded to the winninl( yacht regardless of the division at is sailing in. The first-to-finish aspirants: B AG'nME, THE 65-foot light dis· placement sloop co-owned by Bill White and Bill Pasqulnl, San Marino, which has two first-to-finish Transpac races -1973 and 1975 -lo her credit. The black-hulled speedster is reputed to be even faster this year with the ad- dition of seven feet to her mast and a .. bustle" on her stern des igned to cut down turbulence. The ""bustle" in- creased her overall length from 62 to 65 reet. Out to avenge her two Transpac de· feats by Ragtime will be Windward Passage, the 73-fool ketch owned and s kippe red by Mark Johnson of Portland, Ore. who owns the elapsed time record for the 2,225·mile run to Diamond Head. Passage is also sport- ing a new rig designed to make her faster to windward before picking up the:northe:ist trades when she will set her. big spinnakers. John B. Kilroy's 79-foot maxi-ketch, Kialoa, has never been beaten for line honors in any long distance race she llaS: entered since her launching two ~ears ago. It will be Kllroy's first Honolulu race in the new Klaloa and be hopes to keep bis winning streak going. Windward Poaa1e and KlaJoa --Uc:I veteran obHl'Vtn feel they just mi1ht do lt . Moet likely contender lJ 1UU Lee'• 11-foot ullra·U1ht dlaplacemmt sloop Id •rlln, • t1bln1 ln at only J0,000 poun<b. Leo Ls the former Newport Beach Sea &:out who bu made a name for hlmaelf u the des11ner and bulldtt of lht controveralal ULDBI, one ol whlcb won handicap honors 1n lhe TrllDlpac two years In a row. Similar ln eome reapecta to Lff'a Merlin la a new at-root 1loop designed and built b,v Harry Molothco of Loni Beach Chrlatened Drifter, ahe 11 1ll1hUy beamler than Merlin and wei1hs about 25,000 pounds. Moloshco makes no secret of the fact he is seek· inc line honors In thls year'• Traiupac. A new boat to these waten ls the C&C-66 Phantom, recently acquired by Anthony DeUioo of Marina del Rey. The boat performed well in this year's Southern Ocean Raclng Con· ference in Florida, and in its first out- ing here laat weekend was first to finish in the slow 220-mlle Channel raceoutofLosAngeles YacbtClub. FAILING TO MAKE the entry de- adline because of measure~nl pro- bl ems was a new 84-foot sloop Christine, designed and built by Fred Preiss, Marina del Rey. Preiss re· portedly built the boat especially ror an attempt on the Traruspac elapsed time record. Most interesting among the Oranie County contenders for corrected time honors is the new Duffy Duffield· designed SO-footer, Native Son, en· tered under the name of Richard Foxx, Balboa Yacht Club, but syn- dicated by the eight-man crew, in· eluding Duffield. Others from Orange County are: Cottontail, a 38-foot sloop designed by Shad Turner and modified by Den· nis Choate, which has been winning mos t of the offshore races in Southern California this year. The boat Is now owned and skippered by John Arens, Balboa Yacht Club. Loco Viente Ill is a Lee-designed ULDB 40-footer owned and skippered by Jim Seals of BYC. She was in the 1975 Transpac and placed among the first 10 on corrected time. ALSO OUT OF BYC are Vivanl, a Cal-40 skippered by Phillip D. Rowe, and Celox, a 40-footer owned and skip· pered by Nick Alexander, which made her debut in the 1975 Transpac. Mistress Ill. a Tartan-41 sloop will be skippered by Carl Reinhart with a crew of UCI Sailing Association sailors. The Cal-39 Blue Streak, also a Transpac veteran, will be sailed un· der a new skipper, Hector Valarde. It's the first Honolulu race for the new Kialoa (above), which has never been beaten for line honors in any long distance race she has entered since her launching two years ago. • Ragtime (left), which has twice been first to finish in Transpac, will race again this summer. "See me for car, home, life, bealtla and business insurance!' ~I &QOd ntiahbot, Stace Fann is thttt. ,,,.,.,,.. ............ ~ .. _.._"_......._, ·. THE NEW SUN ROOF Corne see the new sun roof 1 on the Ene rgy Store. It's not an option on an automobile. It is a necessity in today's changing world. The new sun roof is a complete Solar Domestic Hot W ater System. A necessity? Our resources are dwindling. Look up! 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The public may call "Starline, .. the OCA'a 24-hour informa- tion number, at 633·2253 for more information. of Chapman COUege in---------- Orange, beginning at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, JunelO. Life elsewhere in the univene bas become the controversial •~Ject •f much research in scien· tific circles recently. witb man's reacbiJli out 't(' other planets and de-Burial at Sea (714) 648-7431 Day or Nlaht ..... ._.,..lie•• 2AOO w. Coaat ttwy. Suite t Newport Beach, Callf, t2et 3 ' Agc·Old Skin Oi~a$C Conqucrc<I NEW THERAPY CLEARS ACNE Is :icnc trcat3blc'? Absolutely, say lhe nation's top skin spcl!iallsts on the staffs of m11jor mcdlcnl 1ehbols. Two drug,, Vitamin A Acid and O.nroyl Poroxklt. applied utcm11ly undtr a physlcl3n's care, ean clear even di~ mo t tubborn acne tn 8 to ll o~. Th11 b momentous nows, recordi:d in ihe n11ion'1 lcadms medic.I joutnals. Jt k Kr1mot, M.D., Bo1td C«tifkd .• rmatolo~st, a iipeclallst in akin cart for 25 ye11s, hu ctcAltd ix~· Oar¢ Mealed cilntCl'oxclu111;ely for this exc1tin1 treatment. Important Pulilic Hearings June 13th And June 14th May Affect Your Envi- ronment, Your Economy, Your Future In Orange County. Hearings are scheduled as follows : MondA.v, June 13, im-7::JO P .M. Hudqtoe Beet.Ii Cit;y 8.U 2000 Main &,,... ~,June 14, 1977-ll:IOA.M. s.Jita Au Clt.J Couricl Clwnben 22 cmc c.it.r AN , l W' ' l 92 J2 ill •d dt q tas lSd >SI aid iJ• 1tb ) hd :>[I 9dt afa tan ,,. Im 't. >iq ! tld h r qa aJ . lb u tq • a18rAN DBL\Pl.ANS .BO N S·0°N·WILDEMERE. llDd -1D the Spltndid levenU'!z. th8 Paadest m on In l:oaland'• LU• \;OW\· try.. Bdafleld, home ot H.W. Schnelder. J>:I. Hla money came rrom 1hlpplq -1.nd laler &nnamenll. ThaM w«e da11 of peace and proapert- . ty. CBulldln1 notH 1bow bi1 1k1lled WOlkmaa were paid M pence a day. And · tben were no income tax• to pla1u• a.a ID· du.atrial Clant.) Eflth morntna. Mr. Schnelder came down Belsfletd•a omat• ataln. I never 11w h1a picture. But I '" h1m aa a Portly. Do-' • nameme mall wtt.b a d.lpifted mouatacbe. He cl"09Md the areat barbered lawn that reaches a hundred yum down to Lake lndemere. PaECEDING IDM wu a corp• or butlers, each carryinr a covered silver tray. There he boarded his 75-foot motor vessel, breakfasted lavishly in the paneled cabin on plovers· eggs, Scottish 1ammon and grilled kidneys. On the other side of the lake, be mount· ed h.ia private train. Rode 26 miles to the peat Vickers ah1i>bulld1na yarda. In the. af. temoon, he came home the same way. Schneider lived well and died rich and respected. Belafleld -(ita cellings or· namented by imported Italian workers) - w.assoldfor a hotel. • • * "WE ARE FULLY booked for the season," says a London hotel man. (A friend of rn!neso I know he's not jiving me.) ("Goocl Americans when they die go to Paris," was a clever saying once.) "This year London's the nrst choiee," said the.hotel man. "Paris? Too expensi,·e. Rome? Too much Italian temperament. A strike a day.'' The dollar-to-pound ratio ls enticing. "A sweater from a West Eod boutique waa $24 a year ago. Goes now for $16." * * * THE LONDON SUMMER season is always crowded. Even with advance book· ing in a restaurant: "Your table's not quite ready, sir. Why don't you go to the bar and we'll call you.' At the rooftop of the lnlton -martinis are $2.50 a pop -the bartender was so rushed he had no time to throw out the old ice. JU!t dumped more gin on top. Hence the noble martlni drowned sadly in water. I head for the countryside in England's summers. Splendid book that fits your breast pocket: "Commended Country Hotels. Guest Houses and R~staurants ." $1.25. Write GHS, Jnc., Box SlS, Allwood St.Uon, Clifton, New Jersey 01012; (Ask for their complete ll11t of publications, too. Maps. Guides. Fishing. Walking.) _/ * • * , THE LAKE COUNTRY Is 40 miles from the Scottish border. Popular with the EneUsh. Not so well known to Americans. It's hilly country. Norwegipn pines. Slate hillsides. Splendid llttle villages. Tiny hotels with low beam ceilings. Many "b~d and breakfast" farmhou8es. Full of cozy pubs with cheery names: "The Drunken Duck. 11 * •. * A HALF A HUNDRED little mirror lakes are spilled on the land. You can hire shaggy "fell" ponies, a picnic lunch and trot up to Roman forts that guarded the passes. They were manned mostly by merceharies recruited in Spain. Rough duty for the Le1lon1 in those wild hills with Scot· tiah tribesmen raidJn1 the borders. They have the Roman mark: A square fort that held a cohort of 500 men. A Roman bathhouae with a .. hot room," a "tepid room" and a "cold room.'' .... * nvE HOURS BY train from London. Food is good, hearty, country style. Strong beer and a half dozen pubs with blaztng fireplaces. Prices are reasonable. (Bed and breakfast in a modest farmhouse, $8.) And in the cool .morning, when the mist rises from the lak~s. you may imagine H.W. Schneider, Esq. and his corps of butlers marching down to his yacht. all steaks aR€ not CQ€At€0 equal. 'You rnilV be In for• pleasant surprise et the Cask 'n Cl1>t1\1:?r From our "blind tast• tesC to hand· picking our meats, to sblllng only Com Belt beef, to careful aging to cutting at•'l\a to order. to searing and ~eahng In nalUraJ julcU, \0 reJillywJrm MMce, no on• dOl's more to M:MI ~u a better 11ea~ and grnt thing• 10 yo ~1th II t1121n the C..k 'n Cleavet · 1caskn Ct€aV€R Gold and silver foil glitters on Folk Art masterpiece created by Washington, D. C., janitor. • • IN8TEAD, IT w .. th• 1low, qulet revival ot a Ufe•1 work, powerlUl in ita 'human propor-tion1. James Hamptoo, it turns out had the tJ.tt ot tranllormt.na J&.iltor11 JW\k into artltt '• 1o14. 'l'be mlracle la t.bat we know " it. Wben be dted lJ Ylltl AID ll'l Wa1bJnatoa, D.C., no oae wu around to llY ht kDew Jain• Hampton well. Then h1a landlord, told " the death, opened tbt door of Ham pt.on 's rented back·alley 1ara1e. Within wu a ltwu,Uoa auembla1e of altara, altar ptece11 tablet• and crown•. There were 180 object1, each ln· credibly ornate, 11udy, elaborately hand·crafted. They were coated ln 1old and ~liver foll that cave the look of a ra. dJanUy bejeweled throne room. Indeed, the centerpiece wu a majesttcthrone with wtn11. Ali of the obJecta were made from tbe refuse of a floor· •weeper's life : Dt1carded fumttwo• and cardboard, bumed-out H1btbulbs, jelly tlasses, ct1arette boxes, desk blotters and aluminum foll retrieved ln p,rt trom the bottles of WlnOI. TDEE YEARS of research by an art historian, Lynda Roecoe Hartigan, have be1un to shed light on some of th,. Qafttertes ot this jlllltor·&rWt and bave taken bis work f.rom the abadows of a museum warehouse. The title of the wort was '~;ff~~~~~!·=:= Thtrd S.ntn of tb• ~at.lo.u Mllltftlum General AJMmbly ... Mra. Hatt.lfan wu an lntem at the Natlona1 CQllecUon ln 1974 when she flnt saw rraamenta of "The 'lbrone .. ln 1everal eratea. It l• comparable to t.be uplift. inl Watta Towen of Lot Antel•, which Sam BodJa made of con· ctete, railroad Uea, botUn, cam, Wes and bal11n1 wire, and the now-d11troyed labyrlntblne ea1111eway1 which Clarence Sdunldt constructed of mtrron, tinfoil, tar, Umber and oddmenta on Ohayo Mountain to Woodltock, N.Y. BUT ''THE TH.KONE" ia dif· ferent. It can be moved. And it ls puulln •. Aa Mn. Hartlgan unraveled the 1tory ol James Hampton. she found at its heart a deeply spiritual man who had visions. At one polnt Hampton wrote: "This is true that oo Oct. 2, 1946, the great Virgin Mary and the Star of Bethlehem apP,f!ared over the na· lion 'a capitol. ' From 1ucb inspiration - Hamptoo jotted down o\ber vis· Ions u well -he spent the odd hours ol the last 20 years of bis life constl'ucUng "Tbe Throne." Hampton's work clearly is rooted ln hia own form of Chris· Uan vision, and lt seems a celebraUon of life's castaways. The centerpiece, a tinfoil- wlnged throne, is a sort or flophouse chair with cheap maroon '!f:llt•lal• 8'I Su traotform Wo a UlrODe for the A.lnqbt)t it Ht.ml an 11· firmatioil ol bumen poUIAtlal "CLEAALY J~U lf•"llft'». · built 'The Throne' u t.UIDCJO)' • to b1a faith in God and to WUN• • bt1 personal 1alvat.loa," 1ay1 Mr1. Hart11a.o. An analyala ol the worlt'• portentous Utle, 1be lldds, "reveal.a the dqr" to wbicb h• was preparing for the lmmtnent- ly anticipated Second Comlna." The Imai• ot a throne for God, she aays, ls central to the Book ol Revelations, H•mptoo'1 favorite part of the Bible, and his re- ference to the Third Heaven ta baaed on a hierarchy of btavena in the 1cttpture1. 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CASUAL MACRAME' SANDAL Women's lovely 2 Days.Only macrome' cross band 5 0 0 sandal with ton vinyl sock and sling·bock strop is oreot .for cowol summer styles. Shop Kmart for big savings. Pair athl t placed mooa t.li top fl ve in their events-Mike Kruth of S n Clemente Wah. Charlie Cbrbt n of :d1lun • Hlah in HWlUn~on 8 acb and Ken Mar1erum of Founlaln Vatllt y HJ h. Al competln1 ln tho tlnal wtre Steve lUkhabanl of £dlaon JU1h <Hu.ntlnaton 8eacb> and Orea Jon of M ilsion Vlejo IU~b . Wallen' feat wa1 the most tm· pressave of lho day for area athlttn. Hl1 1:'9.4' la the aecond tutat cv run by a prtp in a CaUtomia 1tate m~t·•1 don't believe it," Walters aald lmmediatcly alter heario& aer.ie.. s,.~ .......... ~~Z.3 hi• tJm .. I've reacb'ed my &oat of breaktn& 1 : 50." Klncsland went out fast and Waltera let him Ht the pace, but always stayed one stride behind. After tbe linal turn Walters be a an bll renowned kick. He finally took tbe lead with 7:i ·- yards lo go and was in com-m and to the tape. ''I was right where I wanted lo be all \lie way," Walters told the DallJ:t>ilot. "I dld everythin& the way I wanted. When I came out of the ftl'lt Ja-p at 53 I knew l bad lt ..• Christensen ran the mile In 4:08.S, bis fastest ever, and took third behind Mark Stillman or WU1-0w Glen High and Mark Fricker of Hemet ffi&h . They clocked4:08.9 and 4:0'7.9. Christen.sen looked strong the entire race, and ran near the .. Suncffi'. Junes. 19n front of the pack the entire way. "I'm happy. It was • aoodrace and I was in it all the way down to the last 80 yards," Christensen says. "It was bard to come back today after running my persQDal !>Ht (4: 10. 7) yesterd1y. but I felt Iran well." Kruthers was also impressive. clocking 21.75 in the 220 and tak-ine fifth, but be wasn't pleased with his performance. "I wanted a 21.5 or 21.4. I fell I had a bad start and the curves bothered me, loo," Kruthers saJd. ''The start bas always been DAILYPILOJ a problem for me.·' Mareuum w._, t.i.med at .13.78 in the 120 biafl hUnlles for HeODd place. ff1s previouS best was 13.t. and the Fountain Valley sealor expressed surprise that his time could.n 't win. "J thou&bt 13.7 would win. I'm a lltUe dbappointed because I wanted to win a cbamplonship ror coach Stan Clark (wbo is re- tll'ing)," Margerum says. "But I ran as fast as I could and I'm happy.'' Margerum moved into the lead See WALTERS. Pa1eB2 Sun Devils Win Irvine's Scott Second in 1,500 CHAMPAIGN, 111.-UC Irvine's Steve Scott will have.. to wait for another time to defeat Wilson Waigwa. The UCI di.staru.?e star aeain f e ll v ictim to W a ig wa in Saturday's 1,500-meter finals at the NCAA track and field meet here-the sixth straight time the Kenyan had defeated Scott. Walgwa clocked 3:39.29 while Scott bad a time of 3:41.33. Waigwa, competing for Texas <El Paso) remained ln last place. close to the pack, for half the race. Then with 300 meters lo go, be charged in front and opened a wide gap over Scott. Meanwhile. s printer Herman Frazier and unbera~ded high jumper Kyle Arney led Arizona State over the Iona-distance and field men of Texas (El Paso) and Washington State Saturday to give the Sun Devils the team ti- tle. Frazier won the 400-meler dash and anchored the 400.meter and 1,600-meter relay teams. which finished second. Amey, * * * 4llltKHIAM41te .. Ja•"lln-1. Oy•ehouH, Flor1d1J, 2Sfl S. 1. ~rch•• N~br.slut, 1S7'4 3. RelO/I. ClemlCll. 157-11 • G•orve BrlC)Nm Your19, 2SS-l-S ot,..,, T""- ""''" 111 • • Klrby,Marvt•nd 7•S-O O•SCU'I I Wevlti TuH El Paso I~ II 1 F ruQuQllNll, Soul...,n Cal, 1'9 2 J Burton Or99on, 1•1 I I 4 Ga,..,.,nkran\. Broqt\am 'l"ounq ••s • s Burne Colorado, "3 • •-CotumbU\ Cl""''"" 1•3 whose previous t>est high jump was 7-4. captured the event at 7-6 and missed three attempts at a world record helghtof7-7'A. Dwight Stones set the-record or 7-7'A last year. Arizona State won by the sur- prising large margin of 64 to 50 for second pla ce Texas (El Paso). Southern Cal, the defend- ing cbampion was lhird with 48, followed by Washington State with46. UCLA was fifth with35. Southern California won both r elays in the 400-meter in- termediate hurdles Saturday. Clancy Edwards. running lhe anchor leg with a heavily taped right thigh that be injured Friday an the 100-m eter semifinals. pulled Southern California from behind in the 400-meter relay and overtook Frazier at the wire. The winning time was 39.56. In the 1,6()().meter relay, the Trojans team of .Toel Andrews. Lloyd Johnson, Rayfield Beaton and Tom Andrews won in 3:04.5. Arizona Stale, the third team to· finish, moved up a notch when Villanova was disqualified for a bumping incident. Andrews, who led Southern California's winning 400.meter team and won the hurdles in 49.48, was named the meet's out: standing athlete. ESTANCIA HIGH'S JIM WALTERS WINS THE 880-YARD RUN AT STATE TRACK MEET IN SIZZLING TIME OF 1:49.44 SATURDAY. I S00 I Wai9«e, UTE P. l 3' 9' J, Sc .. '-UC rrvlne, J-41.U . 3. O'She uohllessy. ArllansH. 1 ., u . ' Kerw. lllllano'la, l •1 ••-5 Oulb. Wntern .Wchl9itn. l · 4 I ll i.. Afflole. At1.,..... ) 41,. Corcoran' s Belt Tops Angels, 9-6 Gottfried, Vilas Clash tm Finale PARIS <AP) Brian Gottfned of t he Uni t ed St a l es and Gulllermo Vilas or Ar gentina, Davis Cup rivals of a month ago. advanced Saturday to the final of the prestigious French Open Ten nis Championships. Gottfried overcame an injured Pbil Dent of Australia , 7-5, 6-3. -S. Dent had an injection ror a wrist strain before the match. an.k) from mid way through the econd set was under handicap Vilas routed Raul Ramirez of exico, 6-2, 6·0, 6-3 in one of the . · m ost onc.-;ided matches of the two·week tourna ment at Roland On TVToda11 Chan n e l 4 a t Noon Garros Stadium ll was Vilas· ei&hth wm over the M ex1can in eicht meetings. In today's final, for a first pnze of $38,000, Gott1r1ed wi ll be trying ~o avenge a crushing defeat by Vilas which gave Argentina its victorv over the Vnited Slates m the Davis Cup in Buenos Aires in early May. Gottfried will also be trying lo become the first American to win the French title since Tony Trabert m 1955. M eanwhile, t wo unlikely youngsters from New York, John McEnroe. 18. and Mary Carillo. 20. came through a weak field to , wln the mixed doubles title -the nut American team lo do so ·: slnce Vic Seixas and Doris Hart 10 1953. .. ; ~he pajr came from behind in • • eatb set lo defeat Ivan Molina or COiombia and Florenta Mlbai of ,. omanin, the top seeds, 7-6, 6-3 in ':''th• final. Gottfned und Dent thrilled a ra d of 12,000 on the center urt by playin1 attackln1 tennis tbebotsun. THere were two tUl"llina points. -even·minul.e delay in the firal eti when Dent araued over a line • al , and the stan of his wrist •ble ln the second att. dispute was over a •mash rem t.hf Australian which was .. iUild out. Dent refused to accept be Clecillon. ven after tbe GUn\ameot referee had come on i"&be court nd confirmed Lt. ventually the point was replayed. wlth tbt volatile ch r Jeering . t won th~ point tho on<t tm but Oottlried went on to Hif' am nd bNalf him at s. 76ers Have -Backs to Wall Blazers· Go for Crown PORTLAN 0 (AP I · The Portland Trail Blazers are one game away today from writing the final chapter in their Cin- d er ella season. The National Basketball Association cham· pionshi p is wi thin their grasp. "We fin ally did what we had lo do we beat them on the road," said Blazers forward Bobby Gross. whose 25 points played a big part in Portland's 110-104 vic- tory over the Philadelphia 76ers Friday night. It gave the Blazers a 3·2 lead in the best-01'-seven NBA playoff fin als. "Now it's in our laps," Gross said. "We've got them on our hom e court. Jt's up to us to fimsh them off." Al Memorial Cohseum. before the screaming thousands who have made Blazermania the p asswor d in th e Pacifi c Northwest, the Trail Blazers are a mighty tough outfit. They've won their last 17 in a row al home. 44 of 50 overall. ther e. They'U be sky rugb. We can't let them eel off to a Cast start or else it will be loo much to overcome." The Blazer s, an expansion team which s uffered through six losing seasons before putting it together in their first year under roach Jack Ramsay, can becomP. Ort ff Toda11 Chan•el 2 at Noon the first team ever to lose the first two games of the NBA finals and then come back to win four in a row -if they can beat t}le Six·. ers again today. "We expect a war :· said Ramsay, talcing the cautious ap-- proacb. •·we will have to play .our best. If we do that, we'll win. Anything less won't be enough. Should Philadelphia win, the championship of the 1976-77 NBA season which began nearly eight months ago and in which the Six t'rs and Blazers have now played 100 regular:season and playoff games apiece, would be decided in a seventh game or the playoff finals at PhUadelphia We<ines· day night. Could g a m e s eve n b e necessary? "I doubt 1t very seriously." said forward Maurice Lucas. Portland's top scorer in the finals at 20.6 points per game. "We're go ing to play w e ll. IC Philadelphia wants the cham· pionship, they're goina lo have to take it." Then he added. ''But they never bury you 'til the last nail is in the coffin." ''We've got to do the same thing we've done in the last three games -go out and take it to them ," said Gross. "We've got to play good defense, not turn the ball over and be patient in work- ing for our shots. If we do that, we'll win." Especially 1£ they get another big ga me from center Bill Walton. AGO tnl~rmedl•t• hurdln-1 .. ,,.,...,.,, Soulltern C•I. "·"· 2. Otono, Mtulnlool St•lt ...... ? l Welker AAA>u"'. 4' '4, • G,...,,., Ohio. 50 32. S. wa111..-AriroN Stet•. 50.» • Mu .. ,, W~ln !0.7?. 200-1 Snoddy, Olll•hom• to.•. 2. O..l'"deft Ariton• Sl•t•. '10 S?. l . Wiiey tCeMH 20 61. • Jordan, Ore90" Stele. 20 6S. S Al•lon EMt Cerollna.2071.6 0111.Se-H•ll ton s.000-1. Klrntlo. w .. 111nqton State. 11 -. " > l(imombw~:WHlllnqton Stet•. 13 311 S1 i Stayn ono•-We1tem Kentucky, tl 3'.2 .. 4. lllrqln, II 11nols 1$:42 06. s Taylor. °'"°"· U •l.12. 6 KllMJ, Not111Caro41ne, 13 4'.1' Trlot• l---1. Livers S.n Jow Stele, SS·:Rro 1 Bank•, UCLA, SS-l'"' 3 Ehlrueten. Illinois. 5'-10 • Campbell, We5hlnq\on Stett j4-S'lt S Gri~ UTEP ~314.6. C..ld-ll. Hou•llln. U-1V.. INC .... -....:ord. o4d rKOrd SO-I'• Wt bv ROblnt OI Sovttl<tn\llllnol•. ,.,,, HIQ~ lumo-1. Amey "''"0"" Sl•I• , ... ' Jecobt. F1lrlelQll OlcklMOn, 1-5 3. Berr1,,..,., G•orola, 7 • •. Joy, UTEP 7 3 5 H•bltr C•ll•ornl• Heyward,7·3 •· RueMl. Pu.-7·1 I 600 ""4eY-I. USC. 3 O•.SO 2 Arlront SUie 1 OS OI J TennH'8 3:05.86. • Howard. 1•0813 S UCLA.,1:0114.6 LonQBHcl\St•le.J·OI S3 1.000 UMOletl\llM-l. M<ol\yele UT EP t ·H St , Rono. W•""nqtonStat•.• 11 1? 3. ¥•"" evu 1 n 06. • r..-1. IUcllmOncl, t '1.'6. s. l"'8ro Mo"1ane.8 •2.03 •· Ma~n. K•"""· 9:•2 23 Pole vault-I lkll, ~rkaMM St•1•. 17-4 2. TUI I• UCLA 11.0. l Heynle, ATftON Stet•. ~ • Liit llOnolt, 16-6 s. Gerv Hunter. Soutllem JI 11no1s. end R0119rGlkler. Ohio 16-6 400 relay-1. use. lt.S6. 2 ArlroM Sta11 '.19 60. 1 l(an•M 3'16-4 • Aubum, ,. tt s Celllornl•. 4005 6 UCLA.~A3 •00-1 Frul!'r Arltona Sl11te •S.S• 2 0.1.,, V•llencwe, 0 .99. 3 Camobefl FrHno Sltlt. 4' OJ •, \Jdo. MISSOUf'I. 46 Ot. s. ouo1wor1t1. Jeckton ,.ett.44.W 6 Morqan Tenlles-.•6.tt I00-1 EnvHrt Ula!> St•t• I •S.16 2 9'>191!• Vtll8'IOV3, 1 4S SS. 1. WlllOn Okie"°'"•-1;.._16 • Mel••"· Buc•nell. 1-'6 t 7. ~ Oe IU•nro l'o•dllem. I '47 ot. •· S<lmmervllle, """""3tl&n • '7. S7 (NCAA ~ rtca-d old record I 4S • ..i ov 8•rott Ovce. NYU In 1'16"- Tum ~-nQs-1 . ArlzoM Stele,•• 1 Tt .... Et P1150, so. 3 SoutMrn Celffornla '8. • WeshfnQton Sl!lle, '6 S. UCLA. 35 6 tlflllflem VOU"'J 31 '7. llllnolt. :JO. t llltl "'ubu"')'lO'""' 11111 • ..., ... 20. IO 11i.1 StanlOro. ,, -OIL ....... 16 11 11101 Sen .JoH State, u end l(a,.. .. ,. •• T•"nfl'-· IJ 15 W11<1\lnQlon 11 And alter losing the fi rst two ga m es o r th is se ri es at Philadelphia. the Blazers re turned home and posted 129·107 and 130-98 romps. ''We'r e not going out to Portland just to see the rain," promised Sixer s co ach Gene Shue, whose club bas now lost three in a row for the first time tbis season. LA Hammers Padres, (£y, Yeager, Smith Slam Home Rum "You've got to be positive, lo go out there and play 100 percent and let the chips fall where they may;• added Philadelphia auard Doug Collins. "Those fans will be cruy out Strings Win Again Behind Anthony PORTLAND Mark CoJ( and .Julie Anthony ol Los Angeles each woo both of their matches Saturday nithl as lhe Strints beat the Sea-Port Cascades 31-19 in a World Team Tenni match. Tbey beat Eric van Dillen and JoAnn Russell ~-2 In mixed doubles. Cox down~d Steve Docherty 7-4) tn men 'a stnales. winning 1 tltbreaker 5~. And AD· thony, newly ocqufred rron\the San Dleao Friars, teamed Wilb Rosie Casals to defeat Betty Stove and JoAnn Ru81eU $ ... ... .,.....,,,,,...~,, ---"-caait ILAl .. 1 SI-.~ C.U4\.., ""~Y ILA1 ... 1si-.f11.n•11 ~ ~II ._ ~-llA) 11Mt OKMrt,, , .. (C.• - lltll,.ali.ff S c1 : ~H•••ll·ll•ltto" ll41 lilNt ~·~-""" Qlllflfl. •• MluO Q)w ""~ l"'I -t "°"' OllMll •11\Wll,U ' ' I., After Richards s cored the Padres first run on two lnfi~d outs in the first lnnin&, Rhoden walked Dave WinCield, who th.en stole &econd . Rhoden then sot Geol'ae Hendrick to er~ out, eodinl the inning. After Los Angeles went in lront 2·1 in tV fll'St. Tenace's bomer with one out in the sec!ond Ut'd the In the first inning because of the same problem. Burke, who was recalled from the minon on Fri- day. t.ook over. * * * &.09ANOll.U lbOff lit ~'"""''·" Snut~-" Hate.rt ce., ,_ Mt1ntt -o. .... ., ... ~,.~ lurlre.cl .... , .. ..,, .... 1 ' ' • •I 0 t • t 2 I 0000 ~ I t t 0 ttl. , I ) Z 00 • ., ... 0' t l 0 It 4' t 1 ll t •• l I. c ; Tim Corcoran's tbree·run hofue nm off Nolan Ryan in the eighth inning gave the Detroit Tigers a 9·6 victory over the California Angels Saturday night at Anaheim Stadium before a crowd of30,331. An error by second baseman Jerry Remy on a ground ball by Ron LcFlore opened the door for three unearned run s by the Tigers. LeFlore stole second and Ryan walked Rusty Staub 1nten- tionally wUh two outs. Corcoran followed with his A_,. Slate Alt0-MICMt'Clt .... f7MI J-'o.ttv!IM C.llfoml• 7 UD m. JU1'1 6 0.trottetC.lltomle 7·Up.M June 7TO<OntoatGelllom4• 1:2'p.in. ( mon~ ID~ ot Loi AnJelu, whlcb ntered th• atate meet with 10 quallftm , CP&sildena had only 1even). ttnlahOd ta 1 Ut for fourth wtth nine polnta. T1'o me Hw two 1tate record• broken and one tltd. Sanfotd, who won athlete of U'1t mett honou al Huntlnaton a .. ch )Ul}\'1 Southern CounUes Jnv1tatiana1 meet thl• 11enaon Che ran a 4•U '40>, w .. a clHrly thl' crowd favorite He •tarted b1a '40 race by hold· lnc back. then tn the tlnal turn he cut JooH itnd left the pack behind. i'uadena alllo picked up points rrom Ivan Cleveland.._. who ran aecond tc. Russell in uie 100 at 9.74. A l\&te record fell in the l\lih jump when Denni.I Smith of San· tn Monica Hl&h cleared 7·2. The mark he eclipsed belon1ed to Dwl1ht St.ones, now the world re· cord holder. Stones cleared 1.1,,..... in 1'171 while compeUna for Glen- dale 1U1h. Smlt.h made two attempts at 1 .. v •• t.ryina t.o break the pending natlona! record oI 7-4 by Gail Olson ot Illinois. He missed badty both Umes. and decided to pasa up the tblrd attempt. i n B rief DoJde Wllllams of El Camino H11h <San Dle10> also broke a state record, triple jumping 51·0""-i. The previous mark was 50·9, set by Willie Banks of Oceanside High in 1974. U Sclwols Hit Anthony Curran of Crespi High <Encino) lried to break a state pole vault record belonging to his bro lb er Tim, but he missed three tries atl6-4. With Suspension Curran settled for 16-0 and first place in the event. LOS ANGELES All 49 high ·,cbools in the city achool d1strict hilV~ been suspended from sports com,tJetition by the CaUforAialn.: tt:ncholaatic Federation for permitting girls on boys teams, state athletic com missioner Wlillam Russell said Saturday. Russell said the schools have violated state rules barring girls on boys teams In sports where the school has a separate girls tum. The Euspens1on will take effect Sept. I, Russell said, and will last for one year or unlU the district complies with the team composi· t1on rules. The suspension prohibitE the schools from practicing with or competing again!t other CIF schools in any sport Jocfoq Killed NEW YORK Jose Rolon, a Jockey from Argentina, was kiUed Saturday when his car was struck at an intersection by a stolen car being chased by police, officers reported Title t o /tl('!E"oll GANTON, England Peter McEvoy, an English interna· tional with Scottish parents, Saturday won the Britis h TV Sports TODAY Noon (2) NBA P LAYOFFS -The sixth game of the NBA cbam- plonsblp series featuring the Philadelphia 76ers at Portland. (4) -TENNIS - The men's sineles final in the French Open from Paris. 2 p.m. (2) -GOLF -Final r ound ~ play in the Kemper Open from Charlotta, NC's · Quail Hollow Country Club. 3 p.m. (7) -GREATEST SPORTS LEGENDS -A tribute to Bobby Rig1s inchid- inl bis victory at Wimbledon in1939. 3:30 p.m. (7) -TENNIS -rue Nastase takes on Arthur A1be in a World Invitational temUa classic match, taped at Hilton Bud llland, SC. Amateur Golt Championship with a 5 and 4 victory over Huah Campbell of Scotland in 36 holes over Ganton's 6,719·yard, par 72 course. Martin T ri..,.plu MANCHESTER, England Bill Martin beat Saed Meer. 6·2, 6·1 in the final of the men's singles of the Northern Lawn ten- nis tournament Saturday. Cornell Win• SYRACUSE, N.Y . -Cornell's eight·oared heavy.weight crew came up with a strong ftnish Saturday to edge Penn and claim its 20th Varsity Challenge Cup in the Intercollegiate Rowing As· sociation champions hips Callforrua was third Crown co BaHqub t TEMPE, Ariz. -USC's Barbara Haiiquist won the USTA Women 's Collegiate tennis tournament singles crown for the second year , defeating team· mate Diane Desfor, 6·3. 1·6, 6·2. .. RIOAY'S Rl!SUL TS N-Y-U, lotlO<I U women Stwen\·N•v•elllova 18 1 ,,..at W/KJ" King .. 3, ltll'IQ bHI N&Yr•tllov ... 6·3 MixtO -E,,,.001"Steven> •Bl be.II llutttl' Wede.H Mtn -Maw• INYl """' llOC~ft ' ~ M .... , Ru•lt'I lrtl !0,,,."°1>.f!o<~e 6 • .. ~ 3.2'' at HertfMd -n. Sevlett Jt, l'llMl!l• 17 Women -Cllrrvreve 15 bo· E••tt •·J llo\j>rorov.o.n-.yreve •SI bett E•ert·Sllew 1·• M ... -Wall\ f Pl beat Mtt•e•elll ,.. ~ Wei ti f P) bMI K•kufle.~tre ... 111 ... Mia~ -Mofotove-l(e~ull• •SI bHI Slit• caw 7-s A -7 IOOat At\llW-M WALTERS. • • Continued From Page B 1 at the second hurdle and held it most of the race. At the last hur· die Phillip Johnson of Gardena moved slightly ahead and he edged out Margerum in 13.66. Jones clocked 48.8 in the 440. short of his personal best of 48.34. It gave him seventh place. Rakhshanj. cleared 14·10 in the pole vault and tied for eighth place. Be entered the event with 100-1 Rin•ll IPelflc;k Henrvl. SM Oteeol t 61: 2 CS.WI-fPMedef\el • 7'; 3. J.tekton '"••nklfn. Secr•-nto) t .74; •. o.11ev (~. ~cr•tnentol • 11. s Miii fKennedy. a .. ,_, t.7' 120-1. RllS•ll IP•trkk Htnry. S•n Oiegol :io.uw~ L s.ntn fPUllCIUu 11.2:2: l. Bwnll ll'lner. "lorth Coull 11 45; 4 WHlllllQIOn 18urbenk, St<r..,..ntol 11.44· S l<•utl!HS !SH c•-•nlt) tl.7S. 440-1. $enford fPeudtn•I •• 6 fll•• st.i•,.. cord I' 1 W11111Mt ICh1l1worthl 41.04: 3 Belhlnv 'Fontan•l 47 t ; •. 8redlty fL4 Fremont) 48.32: S Wllllt fRlc""'°""l 4' lS; Otlltn-1. J-(Mf1.• t .. 11Vltltl4t.I. NO-t. Wtlten ta1i.t1<l•I 1:4t,•; t. Klnotlend 11!1 MadtM Or-I 1. 50.0. 3. White lltfcllMoll<ll I SI I; 4 Nt!Y•"O IOtll""°"U l:Sl.t : S. Saller •Sen Lellftdrol ,,n.•. Mlle-1. Stlllm•n fWlllow Gltnl 4!0..t : 1 Frlekt• IHt metl 4:01 t : I. Cllrhltt11t11 tHI ........ 4.0LS; •• Co<nell IS.II Pedrol •:IO.O; s Grffr f Partcllwl • 10 7 1...,,llt-1. F Auurnmt fl!l•nllo""'· Rl•ltof I S2 t 2 llt•rv I Redwood I a· SJ 4• l. Elllf IHIQMtlld, C...t••lll SS.1; •• Alvtrer f<:otclleflt l I j6 ,. 5 Or11t (KtMed\'. B•rstowll 57.1. llOH H 1 Johl\\011 fGtrdtn• I 13.6•. t . M•r•~ (-al" Vtlleyl 1J.7t; J. Ptrrt <11- 111119 Wllmlnqtlltll 11.0• •. G41n9'1VU fOullllnl II 4' S Sttwert ~t CovlnelU.41 llOLH-1 Pllllllot 'Sliver Cr.,.kl 36 33, 2 """'" ''•""Int. W1lmlf191onl 36.7 · l G•ub!K flll•lr PHaotntl 37 17 • S1410leton ISF Llncoln) 17 lO I G•-s•Oubll111l7 O ...0 rtl..,-1 Pts.,,.,,t II •t.1 0.rdent41 4l l. Edlton Frnno 41 t 4 LA Fremont 4195: S s.ntt 41\1 v111ey n o M iit rel•V -1. P•Hde.,. )•IJ 7 1 Muir. PeUdtn.tl'u•:J .. MlllQ WllmlnotonJ·U.9;• KtM~OY. Secr•mento l IS •• 5 Loll Fremom l ' 16 l MJ -1 Smltll !Sant• Monlu 11. 1 t1tete rKMdl • 2 Hlct IOeltl-l 7.0: 3 •Utl Nordqullt ISonoft. Lt Mtb,.I, Gonllen fCltremonU anO Olson •El Cam ino 11111 LAC1tyl6·•0. T J -1 Wlllltms 161 C•mlM llHI. LA City) 11.0'l lst•tt re<Of'Cll: 1 Ty•er 'WashlnQlon, LAI •• S '• • l ~-'\.A Lu01eran I •8· 11 '•. •. 111• I Ltbl'lert rs.,,t..-tel dl\d Durham 'Oa~landl •8·7 LJ , Ou•Mm I031lla11dl 15-0>4. 1 Buller ILA Frtmonll 7• 11~ 3 Aloun'1tr IAooHvelt Frol\Ol ?it.•: • 5<011 ILA MfQ~I , .. ?: I .lonH ·lt~nneov Be"towl !4·0''1 PV-I A Curr ... ICrt><I" 6nclnol 116-0 ' Pitre• IS.llQl'•I o 6 J Jolln•on 1c.-.,.,,..1 l'l-6 • Fou 1s.n1a Vner I 111 I Ernst •El Oor-l'ulf~r\onl U ·t Otllt"_. Rtkh111 ... 1 (He '"''°"I ,. 10 SP I .... l"'f 'SuMy Mill\ Full•rl<>nl 67·•'• 1 ""''~•noer HICJ~l.tnds S•cramtnto) 67·• l C·r•n•m •1..e•~ndl 61"'• • O..ll0t~1t CKatel141. A11thtlm) !JO.• S Fa1r,,,.n IPomono 160-1•4. , OT I ~ fSalllt Yntrl ltQ-0· Z Pl>r.t~ A!Wtltrl 19'-I l 8ryanl Anl•IO~ V•ll~yl 1n o A c;.-.n Lel....011781 S Merd•nQe• •SI M., •. , 1110.J THm KOte\ 1 P•wclet>• ,. ? Gardont 13 Pttrlck Henry. Sfn Oloqo 12 A Hlt l B...W119 Wllml11Qtontnd LA Frtm0n1 t the second best Jlfetime mark, 15·8Y.a. "The pressure wasn't a fac· tor." Rakhshani told the Daily Pilot. "I just blew my first two tries at J.l5..2 and I came ou~ol the third try too soon. I dido 't get full momentum from the bend of the pole." Even so, the performance of Rakhshani, Jones and the others who placed in the finais made this the best state meet ever for Oran1e Coast area athletes. COSTA MESA AMC & JEEP Major League Standings 1977 MATADOR WAGON .......... AM ................. A7A88TH1~278 1977 JEIP J.10 PICKUP ............. ~=-56295 NATIONAL LEAGUE Eu:t Dlvialon W L Pct. GB Chicago 30 17 .838 Pittsburjh 28 18 .609 11/2 St. Louis 28 21 .571 3 Philadelphia 26 21 .553 4 Montreal 20 28 .417 lO'r't New York 19 JO .388 12 West Dlvblon Dodier& 35 H .686 Cincinnati 24 2.'i '90 10 San Diego 25 :r> .455 12 Houston 22 29 .431 13 San Fran 21 30 .412 14 Atlanta 20'J 33 .3'77 16 AMERICAN LEAGUE Eut Division W L Pct.GB Baltimore New York Boston Milwaukee Cleveland Detroit Toronto 28 21 .571 28 23 .549 26 23 .531 26 26 .500 22 24 .478 20 27 .426 19 30 .388 West Division Minnesota 31 L9 .620 1 2 3h 41~ 7 9 Chicago 28 20 .583 2 An1ela Z4 24 .500 6 Texas 23 23 .500 6 Oakland 25 25 .soo 6 Kansas City 23 25 .479 7 Seattle 21 34 .382 l21h. IMllHIY'I Otl!IH llotlofl I. Ml'l11Hol• 2 TorOlllto4,o.ktlM2 New vonc 1. Oll<a90 • ,,_ll-.ntS.Ttltts2 IOlnnh191 aatllfMN•l .. Kt-Clty4 I•'""'-'°'"' nl119') ClewlMcn. "-"19 \ Oetrwtt •• e.llfWlll•. T•'f•~ ...... V-11f~-1·2lM~fS-W) lotlOltm91!tMt tMl""'"9ta C9'~NI .. ,tl!Mn 1~a1f!lltf1.oa1 ic ...... c11, ,.......,. 111 T-10.-Hl ttO-•llllMI lllUtMI a .......... ~+11a1se.1•~._., Ml ........ 1$lett11>S>etTtHt l""" .. ll,11 Ott~ j~ $-0 •• et•--· ,.,._. .. ,,, .. ..... ,. . ._. NtwVaril•Tt•tft aelll,.,.,. .. M!....._1t • hl•et:ct..-::!~~·" 0-IMllMOlk~fl OllC .. ,fl Ot t•~,. Oalfy '""°' P,_to lly Lw ,.arno EL TORO'S LISA GOURDINE LEAPS TO VICTORY IN THE LONG JUMP. Girls Shatter· Records; GOtirdine in 19-9 Leap By GLENN WHITE QI lllt Oally "ftet SIMI WESfWOOD-They left it to the 1irls to-rewrite lbe California state track meet record book Saturday afternoon at UCLA. And rewrite it they did as the Golden State's golden girls turned in one sparkling effort after another to break two na· tlonal records and 10 state marks. They'd have had sWl another state meet m ark but the wind was just a touch OV!Jr the al· low able In the lOO·yard dash. Onfy meet records to survive were in the 100, shot put •nd high jump and the latter was on the ropes as defending_ state champ Karl OOsswlller of Upland and Anne Erpenbeck of Huntington Beach High were each attempt· ing record height ot5·101h. They settled for 5-9, however, and ~willer was declared the winner on a basb or fewer misses (she missed only once at 5·9. Erpenbeck missed twice). Among the parade of remale talent was a sturdy contingent Kenaper Open from tM Orange Coast area, with El Toro•s Lisa Gourdine at the head of the line. Disappointed after finishing second in the 110 low hurdles, Gourdine came back to turn in a magnificent perform~ce in the long jump, where she made a shambles or the state record or 19·6 as her best was 19-9. Her series was: foul, 19·5, 19·9, foul, 19-6, 19·11A. "My disappoint· ment in the hurdles made me want the long jump all the more," Gourdine said. "I'm still · way off in technique. I don't get high enough for proper ex. tension.•· Gourdine, who clocked a seasonal best 14.09, had to settle for second in the hurdles to Kris Costello of Lynbrook <Cupertino). who recorded a 13.97. Gourdine says she '11 enroll at UCLA. Other area girls also performed brighUy. Costa Mesa High 's Bonnie Dasse was thlrd in the shot put Three Share Lead CHARLO'M'E, N.C. (AP> Tom'Weiskopt, who has won this tournament two times, and BUI Rogers and Geor1e Burna, who haven't won at all, moved into a three-way tle for the lead Satur· day after three rounds of the Ua0,000 Komper Open 10Jr tournament. WelakoPI, a noa-whmer tor two years bUt admittedly "ptimped up, Ucited" about hli ell~ htte. could bave bad the lead alone but for a millM ftft.loot eul• putt on. the par rflve ftfth bofe. • He hllCl to settle f« a UU.. unde.r-pa.rte and a I07 toti.I, d1M under par on th• wiQter· d a m a1ed , ~.uso-y ard Quall Rofle>W Coul\lrJ Club coune. The lanky, t.albUve R~. Whb 1ild ''thll ll my bett po&itioD over,'' lhOC. a ea In th• hot, ~11add, haay ••at.bet-an4 Ute bU'd•luclt Sum., a-bo'1 bta ln "'WC. to Will~ aftea -and et'~ ti.mo Jet 142-4) and rourth in the discui:, <130·11). Marina <Huntington Beach l freshman Marl Gibbs came up1 with a lifetime best 2·mile, run ning 10:59.4. Yet it could only ge her eighth place in a field of 27 ' Roxanne Bier of little lndepen dence High won in 10:39.7. Erpenbeck, a junior, wa jumping under the handicap of s tress fracture in ber left foot an said that late as Wednesday week there was some ques about whether or not she'd able to compete. She said it hurt lo jump an added that h~ technique w hurttna. a bit. tiecause she w bringing her head back up d the jump <which makes the mid dle of your body drop). National records were dis mantled in the 440 rela1 and lb 880. Crawford High of San Dieg covered the relay in 46.14 wbll Ann Regan of Camden (Campbell ) ran 2:08.0 to nip sophomore sensation Linda of North <Bakersfield), who w credited with a 2:08.3. Goen came back lo cap victory in a sizzling 4:47.8 mile the first four finishers were un der4:56. HUNTINGTON BEACH'S ANNE ERPENBECK WAS SECOND IN THE HIGH JUMP Wlllt A BEST OF 5-~ AT $TATE-TRACK ME!T. ... LISA GOURDINE OF El TORO FINISHES SECOND IN THE 110-YARO LOW HURDLES RACE. , Dailg Pilot Photos Ilg Lee P~ne CHRISTENSEN THIRD -F.dison High (Huntington Beach j standout Charlie Christensen placed third in the mile in 4:08.5. The winner was Mark Stillman of Willow Glen (directly behind Christensen) in 4:06.9 Hemet's Mark Fricker (right) was second in 4:07.9 . ..... .._ w• t\nnllat..i bJ a LOI Utaelil 1 )lilp • ~MO to ltt1'Dlllll drtv .. olllM llllllk ...... Uidjllto. colil'lMd ... '° eall• ..... CMl.l rM"• tcr louttd·up c~ ,...,. .. W CMJ1to pto &reek toeompete. M &M 1011tU ot blCh 1cb00l and collere ace .,.... pt tb can relid1 fer UM weekend, UMia ... • a.ee, roll rtu or~place ....... .., m1lbt flDd d1h .. ol can wlth llmllu ........ 'drt,:,. .. d\::: t:cs•..= ~ ... .._ atbiln would Cet.la&otbe tlCUoD. 'n. • would be det.erm.IAed wben UM two can woaW m•--4l aeldom Ul.cS rotd with few a.. llrelta aDd Uttle or no Ueb&, would be Mleded.. • 111.-, ti.mm othen would join lo the f•Uve oc-U--. abo waaertna oo their frtenda' car &Dd then ftlM to tbe •creed upoo ftDllh llDe. When croa ib-eeb wen a problem, atreet bantcades were Uba ftom loc8t:Jom where work wu beinC done and Dbced at tbe iatenectiom, bopetUlly to keep t.raftlc friD croaSq tbe ''draa str'lp .•• ha Cll"der aot to attract attention of the police, the raee.,. nm with beadllCbtaout. Al in the cue al IO ID&D7 tb1np ot th1a Dat\ll'e, otben did not see any r.ucn for not loin.I tbrouJb tbe barrkada at the cros1 atreeta and when a hl&h speed eoU1UoD occurred, lt wu usually dlaut.rous. TlcbU and warninp were issued whenever the police were alerted to such a race be1nl staged but more often than not, moo of the participants and 8j>ectaton aot away. 'tldge Start• Drag Radllfl TIMm some Jadse wltla enoap foredpt lo know tllat all ol tbe &lckeu ud wU'lllllp la tbe world woeld not l&ap Ute praeUce1 bit apcm u Idea. W'1 DOt atObe tome land la a remo&e area to atabllala a race strip for tile yoanpten ud U &bey were bee& OD ldlll.aC aomeaee, tbe daaaces were m•cll beUer tbat 1t woald be t.llemael•es ratber tbu some anse.spec:t1.a1 famUy croum1 la fl'Clllt of two 1peedla1 can. 1Jom Dral S&rtp lD WllmJDstoa WU bona ol aacb a coa.rt deel1fon and wlaea It was fin& establl1bed, yoaa11&era were U1 primary performers. Ora.Die Ceanty latemaUoaal Raceway bu re· verted to tbJa type of racing ln many re.pecta aad wW male a l»older move la tile fatue. Wed.aetday aJpU are devoted &o grudge ud •mat.ear raclni even ta with aeml·profe11loaals OD Saturday Dl&hta. OCIR Set• Prep Prograaa Now, a new phase has been included wt th many area high school teachers helping to get the pro- gram off the launching pad. If a youth or girl doesn't undentand the a tarting Une procedure, they can get help and try it themselves. Tuesday ni1hts wlll be known as high school nlabt at OCIR with sates opening at 5 and racing starting at 5:30 for all interested high school boys and atria with cars they hope will run f~t enough to defeat another. • Many of these can are prepared in the school sbop1 and ulety inspections are conducted before the can are allowed on the tract to race. Drivers muat wear seat belt.a, batterie1 must be Ued down and other safety features are checked before a car. faces the Chriltmu tree at the starting Une. Otller Paeet• A1'allaflle OCIR olflciala and school people Involved with the program are aho giving blih school studenta a chance to do the announcing, work with the technical inspection crews and do any of the other odd jobs around the track they might be interested in durtne a race. · It is a healthy program and one that should draw considerable attention from youngsters with a yen toward racing. U your car isn't fut enough to race, try some of the other facets of operating a· drag racing track. In order to pay for the lights and other inciden- tal expenser of opening the track, a $3 fee is charged. 'lb1s Includes particlpaUon in any mannet includin1 racing-or just watchlnJ, Tliere are no additional plt fees or other charges inside. For those interested in the prorram, just drop by Orange County InlernaUooal Raceway on Tues· day nilht after 5 and let your desires be known. It's good to see that drac racing is in part re- turnm. to the iraas root.a and living youn1sters a chance to compete iil a relatively safe atmosphere rather than blocking off streets and doin1 their rac- ing where It could hurt someone else. SoCal Wins, 5-0 Southern California slnsle tallies in five dif. Colle1e ran its Metro ferent frames. Leque baseball record ,.....,.c.t(t) w 2-0 with a 5-0 victory •• r II ~ over Chapman C0Jle1e l'eten.n ' 0 1 0 Saturday nlgbt at Hart W-cf ' 1 , , Tl!Om ... 1b ' 0 1 0 Park in Orange. · ""nt, 1b 0 0 0 0 SoCal ttchtrs Butch Wl111111.3b ' 0 , , Ward an Bob Sampson lt•-.rf ' t , 0 5<11H11 C 3 0 ' 0 combined on a three-Stonel•lle.lf 3 0 , 0 bitter with Ward atrlklng D• .. llo.tt> 4 1 2 1 Alba.ell\ 3 0 0 0 out three ln the seven in· Wlrel,D 0 0 0 0 ning1 be worked . knt01011.D 0 0 0 0 TotalS 33 s ' 2 ·SamptOO whiffed four. Sc..-."' 1111111111 The Vanguarda spaced ' fl • out their rallies, scoring SoCal 001 on 110-s • o Cl\aoman 000 000 000~ 3 2 South Coast League Claa•plons Coroaa del Kar•s Lance 090d Jost tb Sunny HU11 CPulle.rton) 1tar- Paul BernlW1D. 1-1. 7-5, ln th• ltnil• tlnlll otthe CIF f.A lDdlvkluaJ tennis tou.rnament at the Balboa Bay Club Saturday. GoOd bad advanced wllh a 7-S. 8-1 victory over Brlaa McQuown of Burroutti• (Burbank> Jlltb and a U, ~ M win ovs Adam of Bolllq Hllll. Bermtein WU the nm- lltl'Up ta tho lndivldual tourneyllftyear. In doubles play. two Corona del Mar teams dropped eemlflnal matches. Dana Jnlls IDah's Dolphins won the South Coast Leagiie baseball championship ud advanced to the CIF 2-A semifinals. Kneeling (frdm left)-Bob Zamora, Brian Kinney, Stepe C.rapa, Marie Simon, Jim Romero. Brad Mtthlas, Vince Romero. Standing-Goose Awender, Paul Bethke, Bret McMm-ran, Dave Reeve, ·stu Hein, Tom Matossian, John Wllcos, Dana Brown, coach Den· nis Nespor. . . Alamitos Mesa, N fm?pOrt, MY MDAthleies Cain Honors .. ~.!~~ Log Legion Victories Vince Brown (track> and the Nick Hanh-Tom ..-"'!" ..... ~~-&~.,..,,,S~E""'D,.... ... Croal combination " U O>uebal)) earned most . PORSCHE old1 a uo. OalmllllJ. l"lifW S2, tOO. °"'' o...i1 a IAJlllonl 1• 20 UO 6.'11 ky ltna91 IC...dota) UO J.10 Uncly'1Claftt •Adair\ tt.to Time-II 13 Al10 •WI -Go Lffl'I Ge. Lale Lundi. My Kl~ -... "•'I Off. Straw P•" t, l'acttlc Crffll. 0.-'1 Nlllff NoS(rlllOlaJ '2 •XACTA .. Dw1Drtll1 a 7 • ..., . ............... . HCONO ltACI! -400yan!I h•~ olds a UP Claiming. Pllrw U,JOO. CoovR .... •c1er1,,.1 .. '° 3 '° 2.eo Tiny Nobe IM/k'-11) 1.40 2.to $1tll»TOlffWOe fLl!lfMlml 2.10 TlrM-211.24 Also r1n -f!1na1111. Oo Ca)l#I, FHrlHI Franll. lleutllt"IOW1'9t NoKrlllcNI '"'"D ltAC• -uo v•rdt, , YHr otel• & uo. Clllmlno. Purse M,500. EdO.e 1ward' 10.00 •.OO z.eo R1l11v IUll 1M!f6..t11 :UO 1.60 War C111c·..-Chc).iC:..999rl :LOO Time -17.'2 Al50 ran -Jet Ol•roet' 2. Dully Soears Mr. Clorl No scratehe1 l'OUll'nt ltACI -•10v1tre11. Jy .. r olds a uo. c1111m1no. """' u .100. c~tom Taliar.ct IAllllOnl 1' to 7M •.«I Rte! Red WI,. IHetO 6.00 4.40 l'lcllll 5wfl IClrdoa I 4.10 Tlme -46.tl Also ran -Owls T..,tor. 8trl11e Meufllln. Sand'/ VM!llll. La OIMrO, Vote f« P11'40 Noter•o.t Pll'TN ltAC• -400 'lll'lh. 2 YMr otft. All-e. PufM "·*· Man Kind 1Trea111 .. 1 Humbtlt lo.rl-) 1SOO 620 UO 1.10 1 . .0 uo MISS Tll\y ~1e IHert) Tlme-10,u Notcrlllehel SIX'nt ltAC• -., verft.' ""' Olds. Clalmlnci. PvrwU.400. Moon" s KI""' Min llll>l!lml 16 40 6.00 UO Mr BoC .... rQe IW8'dl 4.40 J.10 C1llmaohm\l IGarclot1) • 6.IO Time -20.)1 Scratched -lorn Dlncaf'. "-•nl Moon, H9'1 FOOlln, l'entMllC Pllttwt U •XACTA 7•Matft'a Kft1111 Mall t. 1t-Mr .. a..... f'alU17UI Cotta Mesa, Newplort Beach and Mission Viejo rolled to victories in American Leglon baseball action Satur· day. Costa Mesa toppled Savanna. 3-2, at Orange Cout Calle,e, Newport turned back boat Cypress, 9-3, and Mission Viejo toppled Valencia, 7-1, at Saddlebaclt College. Costa Mesa was led by pitcher Dale Boucher, who went the first 8~ ln· nlnga, •trlldni out eight. Meaa ac!ored Its wtnn1ng run in the et&bth on a alngle by Geor1e Moore, a one-bale hit by Mike Gordon, a passed ball and Cbrls Beasley's aacriflce fly. Chris LaP'ace bad a run·•corlnl triple for the winners. · Newport was sparked by Jeff Piaakowsld, wbo stroked two blta and batted in three rans. Brian Freeman also batted ln two runs wtlh a single and Jeff Nellon tripled to two more. Mission Viejo'• Ed McCamrled his team to victory. The MV pitcher struck out 13 and walked three, allowin1 juat five hits. . Paul Wale was the bitting star, driving ln two runs with a triple In the third and batUng ln two more with a three-. run triple ln the seventh. All thrff area nines are in action today. Ml&· Fina)s Set Today sfon Vltdo bo9ls Stanton (2) at Saddlebaclt, Newport faces Anaheim at Costa Mesa'mgh CZ> and Costa Mesa is at Buena Park (2). CllUMaNO) Krtnrf ... 211 1!"91ancl, n t..ll'ace.rt Tlft9.11t ....... ...,.c ~.c Gordofl,lf C.8ea1tev,3b T.._a.ct eo..cw,o· G-.p • r • D • 0 4 0 ' 0 , 0 3 1 I e I 0 2 , I 1 0 0 Totals ,, ' lafwllyl ....... ...... 2 0 0 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 , 1 0 0 2 ~ 0 0 ' 3 r II e s.v-110 ooe oco-c ' , .ca111..._ 001 010 Ohl-4 t 1 Mltallll Ylele (7' .. r llftl ~ ..... d 3 1 1 0 0..,11.ct , 1 o o UJola.ff • 2 2 • Kll9DOH,c • 0 0 0 11111,lf 2 0. 0 0 A lcllardllloll. If 2 O O O Aeed,1b 1 0 0 0 Hawkl,..rt 2 1 .1 o WatlcM,• 4 O O O Ntwt~.• 1 0 • 0 valuable bol1oia at Santa Ana'•MaterDellllahat LEASl~G sports awards (""Ill festhid.•. 1ndl • CAU. THI UPID "'°"v..,..:vi.--.-:Mott llLL y·.&.9W!e VeluMI• ~ am NM'tMtl: *-' A I ..... IMC. V•llllble 11-"'I: Dan O'Malle'I: YW/POISCHI' MMt V1llllHl1 $ollM!Mr11 lt9'1e "9Ulrn: _,.. Vatllltlfe f,..,,_: 837....aoG 493-4511 B""" tfenN. ......... Best Olf11t11we Pl•Y9r: Me111 Llnhn: 9fft OeflMlw Player: Mar1l Dram; Coecll'I A-n:I: S'- McG°"M Md Jlrn Scllvltu Molt "'9111T'1Jle: 1'lllr MAtMl'll end Vic Mirth•: Most Veluablt: Hick Her"' and To<n Croal; 111\0st Protnl1l119 Junior V...ity: Gt'9'I S-1 11att FrHlll'l\111: P•t• ... I. and """ 5"11ctr. S..Ual ........... ..... I I Sd1111ldl,.a 1 o O O , Hltl,2tt 3 1 1 o MCCltWt.D :I 1 t O -~'@!~~ In Tennis Tourney ;-:;~~:;: i 1.~. ='=~==-=~:~: .... =·=-=,~·~=;;;;~'~'~·~-·~,~·~z~~~ ~ft) D avid Mitchell and W•h~qtn c1t• 111noe,.td· Dennis Trout will battle H•rt1er '"-..., ... ,; oi~"" Jerry Van Llnte and cMtai~~7~· • Tom Leonard ln today's Jacll·MacClymeflt e1er Whlte- featured men's open ~~:S,~ .......... cbamplaas~ of the 18th Mlll'•DDfvttltll annual Ad Oil Guild of 8rl091·ThtmH Cl•I OllllbtrO• O'Nell .. 2 ... I; LvtU•Undelll ... Oranie County doubles &oY•r<odt .. 1 ... ,. tennis tournament at the •nc•Fl~·=·V•f'll• 7,., Newport Beach Tennis ~. M: DDY• .. witt-*' c111111no-Club. Hayward .. U·l. F _,_ ~IADN .... in .. iJ1 16 divisions crlooer·St. c1a1r ctet l row". Will be settled today with Gr1ctl1tiHr S-7. 6ot, 6ot; ltratlort- ~" 9-.IHt 8artll,Jll llfal'lllft •• •• ,..,..1111 ... ~." SalllH"tlrey, rt 8Kk,rf<t N-,Cf-O " '""'llll. 1b ... , ...... HoO•"·°'ff lllffl,ltn. a Gtddl1.2b -: ; ~ ": GOLFERS! , 0 0 0 : : • ~ : ""'"'' -........ c .... prcntdtd .... s 2 , 0 _...,.. .... Cifroflnl-. • t 2 3 ~ ~ : : .. ,. ...................... ...... • 1 • 1 ............. tt.goftMcffrcwltornlew S 1 I 2 ....._ ___ ..._ 3 0 , 2 ---...-2 0 0 0 ~ : ; i TUISDAY..JUNE 7-7:30 PM .... ..,......... J ...... "ltMcc:. .. " . Tott11 NIWllCll't 101 o" 000... , , • 1..1 • --a.. __... .-.:...,_ .,._...L-& SIV•NTH ltAC• -3SO verdt. 2 '/Hr olelt. Pur11 110.000 Add•d """ ... "·"' TlllJetOKt the action betfQ1Un1at9 stant°"~:~s.=~'!!"t.M. this morning. 'the men's Watkhll·Relm Cltl S.rntro"'• r----------~==========!::=====~~~! 11 b....a led Elkins ... 1, M ; Salt-'om-hMett c~,... oot 001 01°"4 • • ...., ..ucaw_... ~ IWllllllllWI' unw1 ,.,., J.t !Hartl UO UO UO Kl~Kev ITl'NMif•I '-10 3 . .eo Hot She 10.1.....ii.1 6.20 Tl"'9-t7• No tcrlCCllH •tOKTM llAC• -ll?Ov-ft.I 'l'Mr Dld1 a.-Cl.irnl!MJ. PvfWU,000, Juctv'•Man IAClalrl uo uo .... 6.20 00 uo TruictOll 51\lD IHllrtl l lll"IV ...... llla ICarclou) TlrM-4661 NoscratcMt S'Jto IXACTA ,...,..,.., MM a .. ,,.,., .. .,..,.,.,.m• open SC ,.....u to start Cllf oa1t1s-Moor1 s.1 ••• 1 .•. ,. • at 1:30. The junior vets w-•1co1w111e11 'Ah ,_ et I 3 •'-Wiiii.~ def Foster.Qulqlw ... ma.... AD • ~or , w.e 6-1, 6of1 ~Fitterer Cllf Prett· women's open will be Luc .. ue1 ... w . · ·contested at 10:30 and H111c11:::."~~~~~::"Hotdt11-the mlxedopen at4:30. steouua ... ,, w : M1111~1 6tf. Mltcbell and Trout ad-H1'"'•~5Pt<lctrM. .. >. ""'*'°"'" . vanced wttb a 6-7, 7·6, 6-3 Hevw8"1-Tniut *' 1-..nc1-. victory over Curt Condon ......... w; Mtonof)Ol1 .. v1n:11eck eet- and Steve Simon whlle w.ni. .. ~,.::~~.._ Van 'i .... e and Leonard strew-C>oru. *' 0o;1.o.1Ae .. ....... ..,. •t: llllkltt>"-dtf ..... O\Uted Dick Millet and Vlelra7-4,M.M. Craig Edwards, 6-2, 6-2. 81;.111~~.-.,~ ~•tto'I• NINTH ltM:• -HO nrd,. S year SAT\lltOAY'SHMl~INAU Su1Nr1Mld7 ... S.7 ... t: Rtltno"°"'Otf Ole• a""· Clalmlno. Pvrsa u.100. MM'• 0.... Lamblro-(umln '-'· N ... ,. U"·Carrlarc.t\ MllClllll·Trout Clef Gondon-Slmo11 Ml*COMslell llroobl '·'° 4 20 7 IO 6-7. 1 ...... >: VWI Ll19-i.-an:1 def Glelkt-Orr def Tur111r·T-r M , OH·Joaurr.. Mlller·~ .. 2, .. ?. M: Klf'lt·Nakal.,. dtf M•rtl...Clarlt IWatdl s.• HO 360 J .. 1arvet1 Ht.6·•.M. llebll Drum IHaftl 4 00 Lembert·Matcll def YuelltY• Mind DOM1ltlt Time -1101 Slew•rt M. 1.s. 1·S: Rlller•LHCll def YOU119-Youn; ~ Wlntroc>-Wlnlroo No1<rMcNs lllf'•k lt·Sll'WW ... 1,6·1. 7-s. 6·1: Herten.ven w1n1tl1 Cltl U IX ACTA 7•Clin'llr <:Bii & OH•t• Maft'I A DIVlllOll Oenl!:yclt·Whlte ... 1 .... 2. • Ja ,........., "*US.• Roa1n1r-Ctl199r Clef Slm011eau-, U • ICACTA Jt ._., a DH-1· Gost ....,_ W. 6-4; Mort~.,.,, def c.m ... ~,,_, .. ,. Jtnllf'l·'-"'ut•M,w, .. •. --------= ..... ::.:.··~·°'="'""'=---1 . 1977 CARS I And TRUCKS I • BOB( MTERPIUAR LIFT .TRUeK~ HAVEeOMElO ORANOE eOUNT'l V~, AT lHf NEW . ~Al~LIFT mJRf IN gANTA ANA. . . Tippling Employea Target of Program houl'I, th,...c:narUnl meal• and t.111 lft • of thlnktn.I douded by liquid I cb• .•• a futaty land promoted by ~jlltr~ tlGo ~ tn.tttna rat.urant.a, blp PlY -an u•· farm al wed atmcJspber•. U 10U do in lhe cout area, you know UMKene.. Alcobolb m amon1 bulinmlmea t. • eotUy DI· neu. lt llr'COUDU for much t.ltdilMa, ablent.Milm a.ad msny ilhdvtJed decisions. cSt mana1en do to reduee \\•cost.a and dtectaf A«'Ol"dln:1 to Bob H Adam•, directof" of the AJcoQbaUam Council of Oruce County, most bust· a.~MG would answer that Orinl the alcoholic l1 I.be belt mswtt. Re ldds that that attitude is probably short s pted md vtty cosUy to businesses. TD COST OP fuin& and replacing personnel ranges from about $4,000 to more than $25,000, de· pend.iDJ ~the dismissed person's rank. Io addition, says Adams, lbe fired alcoholic will simply 10 to work elsewhere, carryine his problem with him. "&lccessful alcoholics. those wbo manaee to bold on to their jobs despite drinking problems, are IJ'eat coo men," says Adams. "He'll tell his supervisor, 'My wife is about to leave me, my kids are smokine pot -if YO? .~ad to live with those problems, you'd understand. ADAMS SA VS the supervisor who buys this line is sucked into the alcoholic's con. He forgets be is a supervisor, not a counselor and usually begins to cover for the man or woman. Some firms, he says, carry alcoholics for years. Many are just transferred from one department to another, which shifts the low producer to another location, but does mue for the company. Local statistics on alcoholism in business do not exist. National statistics show, however, that about 10 percent of social drinkers are alcoholics. This means abol41 three to six percent of any work force are afflictecf. says Adams THE ALCOHOLISM council is about to begin a program designed to help businesses deal wlth the alcoholic or troubled employe. The orgaruzation will set up Employe As- sistance Programs designed to train supervisors to spot alcoholics or those with other prot>lems which affect their work. Adams, who headed a consortium of 50 firms in Lincoln, Neb., in a similar organization, says that of the problems encountered, 60 percent centered on alcohol abuse, 10 percent on abuse of other drugs and about 30 percent on family and personal pro- blems. He says supervisors are trained to use work measurement tools to spot and confront employes who display symptoms or personal problems. KEEPING RECORDS of dates and times when an employe was absent, tardy or failed to perform work well allow the supervisor lo avoid being pulled into the web spun by alcoholics lo cover their drink· inc. The supervisor can then refer the employe to the Employe Assistance Program where in· terviewers pinpoint problems and refer the person to an appropriate agency. Alcoholics, says Adams, stand a good chance of becoming good employes again if they get effective help for their problem. JAMESC. CONANT, a Santa Ana psychologist, paints an even brighter picture for the firm that helps employes overcome drinking (or other) pro- blems. Conant directed an alcoholics rehabilitation program for General Electric at a Washington atomic energy facility with 10,000cmployes. "In the last half of the flve year program, almost 100 percent or the group had maintained at least one year of sobriety.'' He got the assignment Crom his superior, a doc- tor who felt that allowing any employe to be an alcoholic carried unacceptable nsks in a firm deal- ing with radloactive materials. Conant says he was doubtful that a program could help, feelin& that psychotherapy bad a very poor track record in curing alcoholism. HE FOUND, however, that aversive therapy was extremely effective in overcoming the problem or drinking. which was often the block holding back progress on other problems. He added that clients included everyone from assembly workers to top managers. He said that one financial officer, a top level manager. had entered the program quietly. His wife forced him to leave because she feJt it would be better to use will power to quit drinking. .. He finally died of his problem. .. ln fact," Conant said. "we spotted a number of alcoholics among the top management. All those who didn't get help died.·· THE COST of drinking to General Electric, Co· nant said, was quite high. Why? ''It takes about 15 years for alcoholism to klll someone. Ir it takes that Joni, a buainess bas many dollars invested in them," and. he adds, "Some of the most competent people I ever worked with were alcoholics.'• The loss of managers Adams would call "sue· cessful alcoholics" (because they've survived at high levels through superior wit. and talent despite drinking> may leave massive holes in a firm's top management. Off ice & Secretary From s2g5 monthl y Cell !or more mlorma11on 759-0334 llBOGllY ROI D•Jtn Plaza 240 Newport c.n r Or., Sulte 200 N~Bffch • o.lly ""9t 9Clff PNM Alcoholic patient monitors own relaxation in aversion training. On the Oransce Coast. where experienced manag~ command ever higher s alaries, such losses may spell high replacement costs, or shifting workloads to less skilled personnel. Adams says the cost of the Alcoholism Coun- cil's Employe Assistance Program is $5 per year· per employe. <Call 835·3830 for details.) It is being administered by Candice Bibby throulh the Alcoholism Council of Orange County. She says one of the problems in selling the pro· gram is that executives who drink are often unwill- ing lo risk exposine their own problem. "IF THE PERSONNEL manager drinks. we can'tget past the front door," says Ada~s. What kind of performance can busmesses ex- pect from recovered alcoholics" . According to Jack Barrett, asststant ad· ministralor for Raleigh Hills hospital in Newport Beach, (a treatment ceoter for alcoholics). ex· e<:utives make remark a bl)' good recoveries. "They seem to have the ability to look at It as a disease ... understand they can get treatmeol and then go on with their lives." Psychologist Conant says that executives he's treated went back to their jobs with enthusiasm and. that those treated had created a cadre, "they monitored each other ... bad a club they belonged to." ORDER YOURS NOW • • 1000 BEAUTIFUL STICK-ON LABELS STYLISH TYPE ON GOOD QUALITY WHITE GUMMED PAPER • PERSONALIZED •EASY TO USE • FOR YOU OR A FRIEND / r---------------------, Fill In this coupon. cllp and mall with $1 76 to I Pilot Printing, label Div. t Post Office Box 1560 • 330 W. Bay St t Coeta Mesa, Catlromta 92626 I I t t l I I I I I I I . L---------------------J A tot.al ol $18.906 contrtbut.ecl by loci) service°"' aanbailon.s, bualneaaea, and indh1duals wu awarded to 110 men and women at Golden West Collea•'e llth unual acbotanblp ba.oqu.et. PreHntaUooa were made by the a donors tn the eollep eemer. Sc-olal'lblp dooou and Ndplenta were: ••nll ~ "'"'net Aw.,. -JeM AUA"'t. ~ V•lley,Q,OGO; C-~rlt ~-·· H11111i"°'Ofl INcll. suo .. OU,,. Alll...,.n ICllOl""'IP -i..n •• ~.~Mler,ISO. Alpllt OM!tnt Sltft'tt trrtt1tt J•Oten1.~n O"""'t 111 .. 9j Jlllle 1'\ir11tr."1"1~1ffc11,,1Q. Amtflctll ~· & ~tuloMI WOlllfftl At-i.tltft, lrlllM Cl\artlW Cl\tllltt' -LAM KtnMCty, Hul'ltlftll°" •t•cll,S25e, "' Al'lltflc.tn 11.nt!*S a. ll'rOMMllfltl w-"""''"""· """ .._,. c ... r, ... °*" ... -~ ~. HVl\tll'IOlon 8eech, SIU; l!llttDtlt\ Clotet, W.tmlllller, ans AmtrlCAn AMOCl•llon of Unl,..nlty WoM..,, H11ntlnQIOn llaacll Brench C•rollna Sobel"'•"· WHlmlnner, $100 Aulst-. \.MGlle ot HunllllQIOI> IHCll -TlfMlllY Fffttll UGO, and Thi., llllY Nt;iytll\, SlOO. llOtll ''°"' Hunllll9l0n a.di. Biiia Cross of ScMrttwrl\ Calltornle - JaN Wlncl'ttll, G«den Grow. Sl!O M•ryT.BoyceSchotar\1110 Ptul• Schtw•rrkoof. Hunll119lon Be.ch. '1~avld BrUl\O a ravt Memorlal Scl'tOla,..,.lo -lloOH It. Ral11, Hllflt· ineton a.ec11. s100. ea111om1. Ftc1tr1111on o1 w-·· Cl"*"-.l-Nevll\1,0rM199,SUO. C.llfol'lll• Retlrtt:I Te.cllan As. soclallon, Or•n9t County Coot O lvlslo11, Sylvlt Tlscllllau1er S<lloltr$111f> -Slwlrol\ ... .Ch, Hunt· l114'lon lletcll. ''"°· Calllornl• Stal• E""'loYtl Anoe••· tlon. ChNller 7', VoluntMr '!iervlct Awet'll -Stew Lewis, Huntlneton Buch,\11S. Coll19tTf'at~Gulld IL'""' 1'11, AFTI -MllrY Slt0111n1, Gtrcltn G';:'.';,~.'~ Pollet Auoclatlon - Roffmtrv Kay Antune. LOnQ BHCll, 1~0..ntaln Valley Art Auoclatlon -Anlte Wiiiiama, 1100, tnd Terence Feirer. S100, bOlh trom Huntlnqlon Beach Founwln V•lley Women's Club - WI 119 L•'· Hun11119ton llaach sn GtrOfft Gt0w J1111lor Women's Club -Judy &lttkbUNI, 0.rdt'1 Grove, $100. Goldtfl Wtsl Cotl19t Art Sales Scllol•""'o -Ja11lct ROllY. Hunl· lnotan 11Hc11. SIU Gold•" West Collt9t Ac•dtmlc Senti• 5dool•~IO -Ptm Renfro. Ccxte MeY s100, O.v1d Stockwell. Wntm1nsler \IOO ••: HANCOCK RINE!( DESIGN, IOI Brue:• ~t. ~WOOtl Beech. CA tt.., SviM'I Hancock Rlnetc. !Ott llruct Crfl<..,., "-1 Batch, CA '1663 Tiii\ buOlne• 11 cOflducttd by All 1 ... dlvldlual ~Hencoclt RlnelC Thia ltt-t Wat lllllCI wlt11 Ille c-tyCltn ot Or-eo..ntyonMn 14. ""· ""'" PuDllVlld Orenee Coe\I Dally Piiot, Mav2'l.-J .... s. u.1t. ttn Golden West Coll-Graphie Arlt Sch018rshlp -Terut Jenklm S100. •nd Omar M<Ntl, SIOO, -from l------------Hunlln4ton Beach· Gabrtel 1toorl9uH. Wtttm1ftst@r. S 100 Gold.., We\t con-L•llt"ery and PUBl.JC NOTICE M.-111 Sc11o4.,;.lp -Jecq,.llftt Ctr "CTIT10US •USIN•U rlco.Garele<IGrow.1110 NAMRSTAHMeNT Gotdtn w..t c.otl19t $cl\Mtrt Den• Tiie ->l'-1"9 Otrtoni 6rtdoi"9 busl· Or<i -Elqllt~llol¥tl>IP\OHt00H<lt MU H lo D•t>Orall Cr .... ord, C•i>r•H Mary BLUR OCEAN • A Limited Frenc•s Hutl\H. Fo..,ttln Velley; Parlntr\lllO, 110 Newport Center Su11nrw Hiii. WHlty S.wno. Melany Drive. N-1 Beach CA woi.1uk "-ter Leon,...rd1, all from HunlinQlon lie.Ch Lori """ Verney. GeorQI' G. O'NHI & Auoclates Rolaftd Hel9llll; Richard Gey. Inc A Calllo.,.,la corC>Orallon. 110 westmlnst..,, N•wRC>rt Otnler Or .. NewPOrl Beach, Gol<ltn W.'1 Coll-Student Con· CA•1'60 Mu as: FASHION ONI! HOUR CLE"NERS, 14S Ent 19th Stre-1. PUBUC NOTICE eo.11 Mew. c.111. mv i---=,::1cr=:m=ou:-::5:-:•::u::-:5:r1'::'Nnir-- John --Fry. 9'1 Je$n'llM Ctr-NAME STAT•MaNT cle.cosi.-.c.111.ttt.2' Tiit f04-1--aon 11 00!11a bust Clyde A. Mc l<ty, llCll Cllff Drive, .... ·~ Now-' lllHcll Ctlll 9ff43 MM ti· This -·~· Is canducttd by • IN FLIGHT INT6Rto•s. 3091 f C004td9e A .... Colw -·CA '1417 general=~.:· Otlt Roy Rl,hardiOn. IOI! This st•...m _, lltect with vi. Coolld99A ..... Oon1Mna.CA~ County Cltftt ol Or.,.. CounlY °" ~Y This b<Alnen I•~ t>y All • 1• 1,17 dlvlclval • . 1'7•m Dale Rlctw,,,_, PubtlSlllCI Or-Coait Diiiy Piiot. This si.temenl ••• flied wlUI U.. Mev22.?t-Junes. n. "17 County Cl.,.k ot Or-c:.ountyonM.., 2031.71 JI, "17 ..,..., Publl\lted Or .... Cot.It Delly PllOt. trtl Commlll• -Nancy Chaney. R•IP'I B. "'-· s111 Ulurtl Aw .. .l 100 tnd Dan Birman. 1100, lloth from cvoren . CA '16*1 Hn-71' Huntln¢on8ttcll. Stove J Bletko, 77'2 Cot91te ------------,·------------. JUN S. 12. 1•, 1'. 1"1 PUBLIC NOTICE H1tel C~ Green1 .. 1 Educt • Avenue, WHtmlmter, CA9l613 FtCTITICIUSBUSINRU Ilona I Fund -Minion P.tut, Costa Tllh bu5lt'l .. i 1scone111c111C1 bye llmlt· NAME$TAT•M•NT MKa, UOO; Harold J. Curtin, Hunt-eel partNr\llip, Tiie fot10Wl"9 l)fftonS •r• c1o1,,. bush ·-----------.... l119ton Boa<h,$100. Geor9"0'NHI & nffStt. l'ICTITIOUS 8USINESS PUBLIC NOTICB Group Publlslllno Houw -Ronald Auoclottt, Inc SHEARS LtTHD, 133S0Us St , Safi· NAME STATaMaNT MortltWW, Stn 01990, M:M Hunllnqton BHcll Ari LHllU. -Jae• I Rald\trl t• A .... CAt710' Ti,t fotlOWtnQ oerton ts clol119 "*''' Vlrtlnla VINi. Hun11t19ton Buch VP Asst.Secretary Wlltl•m Oennh Shter>, 10)30 M»••· UOO Tnl\ statement was lllecl wlln the OowneyAve .. o.i-v,CA'°241 TR"NSl·TUBE. 11117 Loee fl Huntlnoton Buch Bu\lnH~ & CountyCt-olOr-CountvonM•Y Vicki Jane Kon9, t&H W Awnut Co\taMKa.CA 9?426 Proteulonal Women'\ Club -Ulwle 12 1911. 0o ..... wooo1.n .. "'""°· CA'311t Charle\ Crock•tt 1ass Boe Vht. Edwards. H..,tllltlM Bttell 1100 l<'lffte Thh buslnos Is conouci.d by • Circle. Cott• Mtu. CA. Cell('Qrn•• H""tln9ton Buell Com1>1"" Pvlltl'...O 0r.._ Cot•t Dally Piiot, 991\trtlt»rtneri.lllO. '1?676 Chertn Broo111. HUfttl1>9ton Be.ch May IS. n l'I, ...a Junes. 1•n Wllll•m o. Shea" Thi• blnlneu 11conaucttdby41.-on S?OO 19511-71 Thh Slaltmeflt ••• flllld with Ille dlvldual Hunttnqton 8"ach Junior Womtn'• 1------------County Cltftt of Or-Co;mty on Miiiy °"'""Crockett Club Marl e nnt Siew ert PUBUCNOTICE l6,1ffl. Tiii' "al-I w• llltd ~, t~ wurml~.,so 1'7•tJt County a-o10r.,.. co..ntro-.~ Hunt1n9lon Beech Police Wlwl Publl,,_., 0r....,. Coa•t Oally Piiot. 11. tt11 ~~!1:h. \so CVol Goroon. HunllflQlon l'ICTITIOUS IUSINESS Mty21, 2'.-J .... s. u. 1'77 """' HuntlllQlon H8"1JOU• Art Auoc••· HAMe STAT~MENT 20Jt.71 .. ubOVlld Or-Cont Deity Pl~· !Ion -Pam Kobbe Hunt1noton TllefoliOWl"!lpertan1•r•oolntt>usl-l------------1Ju,.S. 11.1•.l6.1•n auch \100. Pem Wais.Vt, Sol PUBU C NOTICE ~" Beach.\100 nen.;~e GALLl!llV 1136 Ntwoo<I l'----------- J•nne lrvlnt Award -St v•11 &Ivel (.MtelMw,Cltti.?7 1---------"'.""."--1 PUBU C NOTICE KhOlarsl\111' ot S100 .. <II to Loll~ Coll• MH• Jewtlry Inc • a l'ICTIT10U$8USIH•Ss Culor Garden Groo; Shallln California conioretlon 1nl Nowpart HAMaSTATIM•NT Shllt tl. Judolll Ann Moore. Meri. BlvO .Co1t•-.CA'1U1 The fol-4nt _... 11 OOlnq bu1I Oidero, O.lten Our.nd William H ~ b ,,. .. 81• Kott1 IV ell from HunH119tM Btt<h. This llullftlll Is conauct... y •<or· . RTSWEAlt TrocvWIN,WHtmlnJtor. ooratlon SANDI SUMMER SPO ' Worth And Adell ICMne SchotenlllO CMtM!KaJewelry Inc. "3 Tr•MCMWt'f, Cott• Mes., CA '1'7• Cul Smtih. WMtmln1t~r, SlOO RObert R Raciti Pretldent At..-0 Abr-lu, '113 TrentM I · Way COS1eMnt,CA.tu1' Jemu Aroo l(trllnem Mu' c Tnl1 1t•t-wu 111"<1 with ,,,. 1'nts buSlnen Is c~tllCI by en 1 ... Sc11011r1hlp Oonnt Gtrtr, CountyCler11o10rM91CountyonMay dlvld ... I. A~~·~'::I."~ Julie Orttt•. Hunt 24· 1911 I'll Atsut{oAbremowltt ln9ton Beach, 1100 Publllhtd Or1n99 Cot\t Dally Piiot. 1'111$ •t•l"'""nt w•• llllCI with Ille Mtrcury Sevl"ll• & Loan -Flvt M 2'I end Junes 11 1, 1911 county Clertc ol Or-Cou<>ty on May scnolersnlPS of 1100 Htll lo Ju· ay • • • ' t2"6-n lS, 1911 quellne Carrico •'Id Jtnlc• Mann. ,....., ________ ....._.___ G•rdtn Grove: van V• Hono. Florence G•rr•tl. and 8trb•r• M•nual •II from Wttlmln1ltr, WHl•v MOit Scllolanhlp -Ed"¥trd 01111• Cott• Mu•. 11': ltudY Oot'IOn. Huntlnglon Btt<h. SH Nahonal <;toeretaro•• A"oclatlon, Ball•ll C""oter Palrl<la Sheller Mldw11yC1ty S100 Oran'!" c;o..,t Dally Piiot Devld Schmerler Munllnqton Beach, SISO. Tim H-n. Wo.tml"'tor SIOO Oranq~ C~unty Prt•• Club Scl!Ol•M'l•D -David Sch,,,..ter Ht1nl •nQton 8tach, USO Ptelltc Auto Show Eduuohon "unct -l"flllllc> Zlrvts. Hunt•nQlOn Beach. ,,ao. ...I"' Htrtor "-Ital GUiid _,,our schol•'1h•P' ot PIO e&<h 10 Ttresa Sammon Founteln Valley· Mery Coatu. Hunllnqton Beech Barbar .. Gensler. Sul 8t•<h, Christine Fran•lln WHtmlnster Rancho Altmllos 1101 .. ., Club Muy I( Huynh, ~lml"'ter. S1!0. PUBl.JC NOTICE l'ICTITIOOS BUSINESS NAMI! STATEMENT TM IOll-lno persons are dolnq bu\i· ",.,,. Pubtltlled Oranqe Coast Oelly Piiot, Mav 2'1, end Junes, tl, It, 1917 1211-17 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTl T10US BUSINESS--- NAMI! STATaM•ln Tlltt tot-Ing -11111 I• 411119 bU'1· MUU l N AIKMAN & COMPANY, 1'17 Wntct•tl Or . N-oort lkec:lt, CA '1'60 l.Hlle Nlthllnltt Allt-, 14t~ s. Beyfrol\t, aatbo• ltl•nd, CA •Ml • This busllltH Is condudlHI by 4111""' dlvldual L N.Al~l!Yn Tiiis \lat-I was "'td wl1h '"It County Cl«'ll °' Or~ County 111 MW JI. "17. "' .. Publltlwd Or-CO.st Dell' Piiot. JUN S, 12, 1', 1'. 1•71 PUBUC NOTICE Ch•rlts C Scott, M 0 • S<holt"lllp -Dew Finney, Huntf119ton Botch. SIOO. Sliver A11eher Auallle,.,., Hunt• •"910tl lntwc;ommufllty H°'4111•1 • I! IQllt KlloltnllfPt of SJJO HCh IO Suun a .. -. Costa MtH . Riie Martino. llMMtt111 Vellty; Mtrl•n MooOtr n Rlllltrt Iner...,, Garden G•ovt; Jiii Gllen. Olen l<ohn-•. Ctcllla ~tn<I Lfllt t<tnntdY. ell ...... 1 ___ ......, _______ 1"_1_.r_, Publl"*I 0r...,. c-Dtlty Piiot. ------------lune S. 12. 1'.16. ff'1 • PUBU C NOTICE from Huntlnoton .. ac:h Louh P. Slracu H Memorltl Schol•nlllp -Joltfl Ad•mi. l'oun1al11 Valley, lJOO. Sisti A C•llttrlne Slr•tun M•"'orial ScllOlershlp -1.l·Cllln Cll•nt. G•rO.n Grove, S~J. .. l.Alrl Gont•I• Hllntl"!llOn Betel\, uvu. SoclttY of Pf'ONUIOnlt JO;WMl!sts Scholar\ltlp (tldltorlell -O•vld Sclt""'I-'. HUflll11tl0118"ch, .,,_ Sol'Of>ll"'lllt Club of H11nllnlton 8H<h -Thr• tclltlanltl.-Of 1100 te<h to RetlM h<11ti..-, N«t Ill 9rem •no OKll1-Rodr""9&. •II trem Huntlf'1111on BMcll. • T\le9dav Club ol NtwfQrt IRCll -lllte U-HunClnt™I IHCll. t.Ht1 t<alll'I' Oefnes, Hllllllfltt611 e.1tc11, SIOO; TomSol'bo, Lont .. a<ll.altO l •n Tlto"'pson llleMerl t l Sdtol•nhte -O.vld OOtf'tll, H~t> '"'ton Bffch. Sloe; T-H•l'ft .. "-t•ln Ven..,, SMIO i.111•y Th•l"lPttn Mtlltorlel S(NlenNI -o.tlro (,,-,.,.._.. ttlll Vellt'f, '100; ~no ·Got..,, O•'*" Gtww. snk ~ °'°"""' H~'ru':'sv~~-M4r'f.1,a.c-. Coll•"""' .. '#Ht"'IMttf' Alt A•~lt,1111 -f'tiur KM!enh!PI ef tlU ~ ti °"'11-Olfft9e. llW'C141 """" -· ~,,. c:.w1~, t11 tr9Pll IWM• I"""' ...... Jllft """""'"" ,,.... °""'9. W."91•-°""' ct• -ont4t n..iren. '#MMllllCM, ttOO W-lfl'tCll*lf Hlll\11llfl*I .. ~ -SMl' .. ft Maw~IH, HW!lll~fl ... tll. i 1t1: 1/ltf'll Hlltll, 0-.... 0,...,, •. PUBUC NOTICE att-n PUBUC NOTICE PU8UC NOTICE '1UBUC NOTICE I a i\LO tl. T RAYAO, ha11 formed hli own fim in Coruaa dcl Mar •·lth 1 ataff of four to plate 11.rntnaey 111 nnln1. workiq draw· &• and PtOJ u currently und•r conalruct.lon In J> ory 11. Cowan JI 1hu, Weat Covina, W lmiJ'llt , Anah hn, nd L11una Beach. A tonner ot H•w•I•, Tar1y1t<1 wua prevlou1ly 1oduttod u proj ~l architect with v1rlou1 Oran1ittt County firmt Including Ladd, Kelsey and Wood.rd ol N«!Wport D ach, Slew1rc Woodard and A6 IO<'lat.t. .. of lrvtoe, Craia Combe of Newport Beac:h und Le and Kla1Not Newport Beach. Now ln thtt duiJn d•vtlof· ment pha1e u a 34·un t townbocne projud for lrvlne u•11vao Development Com~any. "the SZ .7 m11hon ruldentlal development in Westmbt ter wilJ contain two-stQry townhomes W1UI. variety of noorplana • Tarayao is a resident of Corona del Mar and Is » member of the Orange County Chapter of the An> mean lnstitute of ArchJtects CRAIG LYON has joined Industrial Brokers of Sewport Beach as a sales and leasing broker. Lyon left a position as Western regional salts manager for a chemical firm to become a5'eciated with the Irvine In- dustrial Complex in 1973. As manager of sales and leasing witll IlC, Lyon participated in major industrial development in the county. Concentrating upon specialized industrial markets, be negotiated sales· and leases of IIC land and inventory building products. Known for his work with L voH numerous Japanese firms. he maintains his mem· bership with the International Trade League of Orange County. Lyon is a native of New J ersey and graduated from the University of Virginia. He moved to Orange County in 1969 and resides in Newport Beach with his wife, Joan. and two daughters.. · MARGIE LOONEY has been appointed social activities director at Villa Valencia in Laguna Hills. according to Thomas H. Gibson Jr .. director of marketing for the J uxury retirement hotel. . ::Mrs. Looney's duties will include arranging the extensive activities calendar at Villa Valencia, ac- companying tours to various events and points of interest.. and acting in a public relations capacity with residents. Prior to assuming the post of social activities director, Mrs. Looney was a member of the Villa Valencia staff acting in a part-time public re I a lions capacity. She feels that her pre- vious work with people is lhl' biggest help lo her in gauging • 1.ooNev the needs and desires of residenb Mrs. Loom•y und her husband live in Laguna 1n1rs. l\L WILSON, a pioneer Turtle Rock area real estate man. has announced the openrng of a new of· rice at 2182 DuPont Drive in Irvine under the name Al Wilson, Realtor. Wilson, who entered the real estate fi eld in 1966, was a salesman at Turtle Rock's first subdivision in April of 1968 and h.as worked with over 1,000 famili.es in that area selling new horn cs. He sold a total of $7,700.000 worth of homes in 1976 as an i ndepend ent broker representing Broadmoor Homes· Turtle Rock Glen com- munity. Wilson will specialize in home resales in the new and older sections of Turtle Rock as w1LsOH welJ as other properties in the Irvine. Santa Ana. aod Tustin area. · A.I lives in Turtle Rock Glen with his wife, Lib· by. They have two sons, Tom and Gary. Tom will be a member of the Al Wilson firm, having been licensed for several years. DEBORAH REIMER has been named leasing manager of aJl leaseable property for the J A. Stew art Q>nstruction Company. . Miss Reimer joined the Stewart Company in October. 1976. She formerly had been in the market· ing divisions of Newport Na- tional and American National Properties. both in Irvine. The new leasing m anager has lived in Southern California for more lhan 20 years and cur· rent.ly resides in Laguna Niguel. She also holds a nursing degree from Loma Linda University. STEPHEN J . SUTHERLEN 11E1Mn has been appointed sales manager of the 36-member home sales staff of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Company's Newport Beach office. Sutherlen began his Coldwell Banker career about two years ago following more than three years' experience with another real estate broker in Lllguna Beach. He was among a small group of home sales specialists who started a Coldwell Banker olfice in Laguna Beach, which.. has since moved lo enlarged facilities at Monarch Bay Plaza. The new Coldwell Banker company sales manager is cur- rently first vice president of the Laguna Beach Board of suT"Uu" • Realtors and is a state director of the California. As- sociation of Realtors. Sutberlen, a resident of Laguna Niguel, graduated from University of Santa Clara with a bachelor of science in commerce degree. Following graduation he served in the U.S. Navy for three years and attained the rank of lieJJlenant prior to re· turning to a civilian career. Realty Office Opens S. Vauahn Bruneau, prestdeAt of Knowlton Realty. announces the openinc or ~ Newport Beach office under the manaaement of W.R. Wood, second flOQl' ot M.anUfact.urv•s Bank Bulldfnf. UOl Dove Street, Newport Boach. The telej>hon• ,number is 955-3100. ( IN SHORT ) SUMS U up. In tbe DAILY PILOT • .. • W ASinNGTON.:-<=onunuation of the strong first-quarter gain fn the Gt'()SS National Product (GNP> ls indicated for the balance of the Yt:ar. and that will result in a sharp upward tren~ m com· mercial and industrial real estate activ1ty na- tlooall). . •: f This prediction by the National Associa:won o Realtors' Department of Economics and Research is based upon reports that the GNP increased al an annuallled rate oI 6.4 percent for the first quarter. In releaainc the report, H. Jackson Pontius, ex· ecutive vice president of the assoc1atioo. said, ·'The anticipated resureence l)f commercial and in- dustrial real estate activity may take place sooner than expected. Accelerat.mg economic activity bas Ptompted businessmen to make major upward re- visions in their planned investment expenditures fortm." . WATERFRONT HOMES NOW BEING SOLD AT,tffV1NE COMMUNl'N OF WOOOBRIDGt O~PITE THE DEPB~NG effect of cold weather and the natural gas shortage and resulting layoffs, the report says, the 6.4 percent first quarter increase in the GNP was more than double the percenlage gain posted in the fourth quarter of 1916. Six Lake Homes Offered Although plant and equipment ouUays for the first quarter increased a modest 3.2 percent over fourth quarter 1916, according to the report. a sharp mcrease in spending appear.> imminent .. A recent McGraw·Hill survey indicates that businessmen plan an 18 percent increase m plant and equip~ent spending during the year-one and one·ha1:f times the increase indicated in a two.month-earlier sur- vey taken by the Commerce Department. After ad- JUStment tor price rises, the .. eal year·to-year in- crease would be a strong 11 percent. Pete Fisher, director of sales tor McLain Development Com. pany, revealed that six waterfront homes are available for sale at Woodbridge Arborlake in the Irvine village of Wood- bridge. $152,900 to $189,:500. They feature such exceptional amenities as large private patios and /or decks overlooking Woodbridge Northlake, walls of sliding glass and distinctive exterior designs. Such custom details as double door entries, gas log fireplaces, vaulted ceilings with clerestory windows, lavish master suites and separate wet bars and dining rooms add to the overall feeling of luxury and exclusiveness. <- will be released in the fall. ln- . terested buyers are invited to in· quire at the sales office located at 65 Lakeview Drive. THE nvE floor plans range in size from 1,600 to 2,366 square feet, and offer two and three bedrooms, two and two and a half baths, huge family rooms in most homes and oversize double garages with ample space for storage. Altholl$b the total dollar value of commercial and· industrial construction for the quarter as a whole remained essentially unchanged, the report notes there was a decided upward curve over the three' months: the seasonally adjusted annual rate of $20.5 billion in March represented the highest rate m the past 12 months. AJl components- mdustrial, office buildings and other commercial-- contributed to the rise, each showing an mcrease of bettet than 8.0 percent. "These exceptional values are on the market due to the savings and loan industry's recent posture discouraging marginally qualified investment buyers," Fisher commented. "Although we cannot rule out eminently qualified investment-oriented · buyers. both the builder and the lending institutions prefer to see sales made to resident occupants wherever possible," he added. H 0 MES AT Woodbridge Arborlake begin at $108,950. Residents of this neighborhOOd also may enjoy the Irvine village of Woodbridge facilities includ· ing the 30-acre "theme" lake for fishing and sailing. To reach the Village of Wood· bridge, take the Culver Drive of- framp from the Santa Ana Freeway and drive south to Warner Avenue. Turn left on Warner into the village, right on West Yale Loop, left on Stonecreek North to Woodbridge Arborlake homes. THE TOTAL DOLLAR VOLUME of aJI new construction contracts awarded rose modestly, the realtor data points out, showing about a one percent gain over the previous quarter, but still more than double the volume of 1967, the base year for the F . W.DodgeCompanycompilat1on. THE WATERFRONT townhomes are priced from A third phase of new homes Lake Keys Sold Out In Forest Lake Forest Keys, the last lakefronl homes that are being built at Lake Forest, are sold out ac- cording to Mervin B. Johnson. President uf In terst<1tc Properties. Int· Construction of' th1· 76-unit <.·ommunit) began in December of last ye.ir and move-ins or the homebu}ers wall begin in June Residents will cnjo) the benefits of a variety of private amenities in· eluding many recrea- tional facilities -the Sun and Sail Club, sail- ing and paddleboals on the lake, olympic swim· ming pool, fiv e lighted tennis courts and the n earby Lake Forest Equestrian Center. A new single family development by In terstate Properties. Inc. is now under way in the Village of Northwood in Irvine. Realtors to Meet Tuesday in Irvine John Lumbleau. president of the Lumbleau Real Estate School, will be the guest speaker at the Real Estate Showcase Career Night a.t the Airporter Inn Tuesday at8p.m. Lumbleau will speak on his program or success for the real estate salesman which is based on his philosophy of "for every positive action there is a positive reaction."' .. -In the field of real estate sales training, Lumbleau has written a book called "The Creation of a Successful Real Estate Salesman'' and has pro- duced complete videotape and audiotape training programs. Lumbleau is also the creator or the ··farm" concept of real estate sales, a system that is being used by real estate salesmen all over the country. This Career Night is sponsored by the Realtor members of Real Estate Showcase, the largest In- dependent Realtor's cooperative in California. Realtor members will be on hand to answer ques· tions, refreshments will be served and admission is free . The Airporter Inn at 18700 MacArthur Blvd. is across from the Orange County Airport. Reserva- tions are suggested and can be tnade by calling . Real Estate Showcase at 835-0757. .. BANKRUPTCY SALE Please take notice ft.at°" J11ne 15. 1977 at 11:00 o'clock A.M. th~. in Room 520 hdet al Office Building. 34 CMc Ceftter Plaza, Santa Ana, Calif a .:ea. ing .._,m k-held-be4ore tM HOHORAILE A. K. PHEL.PS,. lan~y Judc)e, on the Application of the !°"'stH, JOH R. STUHLEY. tO sell various parcels of real property at public sale. The following properlies are being offered at this time: . bi&tilMJ °lo for Alftt. of d•posit Addrns: offw: o•«"hld: for o••rbidt: 11212 Gilberi Go,.den Gfoo••. Co. $70,600.00 10/o Sl,000.00 lhCMIH,) bdrm.I 900 McFodden WHtmlnsttr, Ca. lhCMIH, ) bdrm.I S56,000.00 1a10 Sl.000.00 lt74 Chntnut C~ Di-Oftd a.-, Ca. $52.000.00 1°/o Sl.000.00 lhouH, 4 bdrm.I 11142hr914 GoNhtl Gt-on. Co. S54,000.00 lhevH, 4 bdrm.I 1°/o $1,000.00 I 0492 Rld!Jwoy So11ta AM, Ca. lhovH. 4 b*lw. SI 70.000.00 · 1% $2,000.00 )l/2 boffll TERMS RE REGUl.AR SAL!S Th trustee hos F'Kot111Mftd4td that cerloin pr-oc..,.H b• followltd c00tcfl"lli119 the rHI Pf'Opffty lalH, such 01 1'1111ti1t1Um o•ft"blds, forleitable d•posih if the buyers fail or F'efus• to colftpl.t! the sal•, .. d ti111• 11111111 COftCffllinq pl"4tfffltatlon of CF'.cllt .onritld1. 4ny rHf Htcrte c_,,iuions ore wbjKt to C_. ApprO•al 1111d are payabl• only 1f ttle buy..-ac:fually compldH the sol• Oft the Court Gfl9t'OY4td t4tt'1m. The liability of this tstate for its fallun to co111pl.t. the tale b limited to a l"riunl of the deposit. U11len otherwiH indicated, all propflilft -off..-ed "AS IS." tM ntate belnc) F'4tsponaiW. only for tlw d4tfl•4tfy of a "CLT A" policy of title inwrC111u to the succeuful bidder'. Anyot111 dHlrin9 to obtain fvrthltf' lnfom1ati011 concert1ln9 the propflil•s th4tflt14tl•t1 slwuld cOflfact UHIDESCO. at 17141 542·5619. For' fwfhl'f' mfomlcrfion conunilllCJ the d•l1111' of the sale procltdunt Of" the lrusftt's Application, ytlfl lflO'( contact the lntstff JOH R. STUHLEY. 840 Horth lirch strut. Senta Ana, CG. 92702 f7 I 41 547.753 I. Fu~ky Homes For Beach Lovers Grand Opening Not your ordinary homes. Not in a tract But scattered among other homes in the original town lot area of H~ntington Beach. Within walking distance of the beach. Individualistic. Each on its own lot with a small but completely private back yard. Good things like brick entries, vaulted ceilings, wood- buming fireplaces, kitchen pantry. Welcome back to village life in old Huntington Beach. Not your "plastic planned community.'' Library, schools, and parks with great old trees. Quiet streets, a little rundown at the heels. Why not-they're 60 years old. Ride your bike a few blocks to town. You won't even come near a major thoroughfare. Tennis club and golf course 10 blocks away. If a "tracty" house is not for you but beach Uving is, come to our place this weekend. A home at the beach is one of the better things in life. 3 bedrooms from $101,500 !>N 14th «;1 H11nttn9ton BC"'h (114) %0 f).?44 By foMx D-k·rl11wt1t Cil'p --- Home Sewing Upsur.ge Helps Combat Inflation .... boat.I. ••1 t!llM '• a tnere1.M Ir llltJ-• la both bomt •ewi.n• and ~ •bo need to e&r"D I livin1 tually Jtctl fabnc and • pat. tem and makes t complete 1ar ruent. P tterna on the .market rao1• from t ho "Mako It 1'onl1bt." c e1ory to hautt couture. Ono r1 the newtr dovelopment. • U. bOme," Hid Audrey II. Fcislbemm•l. an Oranae Cout Colle st prof eHor who ' • taacbe9 duaes in indU$ltial sew In the tebric area ta the wide use of lilrelch materl1l1 such u 1n T· •hlrtl. OCC'a Mn. Felltbammel aattribuled aome of lb• Iner lb1 popularity to it.retch aewln1. which cult down on lbe need for tlme-cONumJ.nc tailoring. "You can make a T·ahlrt in 20 mloute1," she taldr "I think everyont> b Jooklnc for fat1t methods." •• 1. 1. 1t.retcb aeWini, • : cm.lle1:tllftlandmen1wear. . • ••CLOl1JES A&£ very ex : Dmll .tod•Y.'' noted Lilarae • Webster, a sewtng machine : n.!espenon at Sears m South . Cout Plaza ... They're poorly • made And if you eet something : to fit you're doing good. People • MW out ol necessity and as a THE TRICK, she said, is "fl.nt you determine the stretch in the fabric It.self and that determines the size." For easier sewing, ma· JOr pattern companies such as McCall's, Simplicity. Butlerick and Vogue now make some pat· terns specifically ror the labrics, taking the stretch into account • hobby." • Gen Gunderson . office • manager of La Mode Fabrics in · Huntington Beach, estimated ' that home sewing can save at least half the cost" of a store· bought garment. "The things in the stores are made very. very shoddy," she added. "They're not finished with a personal touch · · But whether you're looking at 50-cent-a·yard sale material in a wholesale fabric store or at $35-a- y a rd Ultrasuede (machine washable and dryable imitation leather). your biggest invest· ment may well be the sewing -.machine. But for many, both men and women, the sewing store or sew- ing department of a large store remains alien territory. How do you ch006e among the many pat- terns offered, how hard are they to make, and what type of machine should you buy? Walk into a display area , and you'll see about a dozen, each screwed into its own little cabinet <tho:.c cost about $80 extra) and all lookjng pretty much alike. But the price tags are nothing at all alike CLASSES FOR beginners and ,for those who want to learn more advanced techniques are availa 1 • ble through Orange Coast ! College, Coastline Community : · College and Singer stores. as well I as some other sources At Sears, the tags will range from $69 to $459. At Singer, there's a bigger gap, from as low as $19.95 for a rebuilt machine some verging on antiques to $910 for what might be termed Singer's bionic machine. the Athena In most classes. the student ac THE LO WEST-COST new machines generally offer s uch basics as straight stitching in ad- justable lengths and zig-zag DAILY PILOT SECTION C Sunday, June 5, 1977 Zip to Exhibit 'Greatest Sew on Earth' Hollywood designer Edith Head's "Glamour of Hollywood" fashion show, a history of American sew- ing, a marathon sew-0rf and hundreds of exhibits and demonstrations highlight the "The Greatest Sew on Earth," this weekend at the Los Angeles Convention Center. The opening of Amer1ca's first national home sewing show and fabric fair brings together for the consumer the lea-ding manufacturers of hom.e sewing equipment, top fabric houses and foremost pattern makers. Tonight at 6:30, Oscar-winner Edith Head will present a rare opportunity to see how she dressed the leading screen actresses of yesterday and today. Llve models will be wearing dazzling museum pieces in· sured for more than $100,000. Dresses worn by Joan Crawford. Grace Kelly, Mae West and Elizabeth Taylor are expected to be represented. Admission is $2.50 for adults (children under 12 admitted free l Hours are 10 a .m. to 10 p.m. _ _.._ --------__ .. __ - I I I I I j ..... _ --·------------------ Cot a~., Then wnte to Pal Dunn Pot will cut red lope, geteing tM an.noers and aclwn you nefil to sol~ Inequities sn gouemment and bu.sinus Mall your qwstlons to Pat Dt.lnn, Al Your Seruace, Oranoe COOJI Dat111 Piiot, P.O. Bo:c 1560, C4l.1tO Me1a, CA 92626 Al many letttti c.t pom~ unU be an.tWttfd', btd phoud mqusrle• or leUtrt nol 1ncludang the reoder'a full no.mt, addreu and buline.-houri' f'l!ou numbtt cannot ~ cOMidercd This column a~ara dail11 ezcept Sat1.1rdo11s K~ Vear Cool t,. K•o.,lag Fact• DEAR READERS: Volume and energy consumption or Inform.a. tlon •bout almoat eh refrtgereton end frMzera eold In tho United StatH ,, .. bten cil1trtbuted to the netlon'e ppllane• dealtta, Mo cordlftO to the AHoctetlon of Home Appllanc• ManufaC1urert. Th• data eppqt9 In th• current A.HAM refrftt,.tor-freezer Certtflc1tl0n Qtnictory. Thia dlNCtory ptoVldtt "Certified" ffHh food, ffeutr and total volume In cublO f"tfor '5 btanclt afid IHn then 1,100 ~ lntotmatJon on entf1W COMUmptlon In 9'1ow.tt hours per • MOnth Mid 1JPt of ct.frost 1yatem .. '° a. tfffft. Tite '°"9tt and • Na"• aper.Ung 009ta er. ehOwn for '"°"'' of all cap11Cfttt1. !nergy uMd by unit• wtUt ~nHtlon heating deYk:H 11 e•v•n wtth tM ••ftc:h on •nd oft. Al pteMnt. •ffleftncy comparuaon lnf°""etJon ft avallabt• tor lltJtchOI, used tor sowin& and blndJq oll knits and ot.ber edges likely to unravel. They cen also do button holes -but. it m~ be eater to do them by band. Sinter'• bottom-ol·the- line macblne lntWd~s a blind stitch, used for dolng hems. whlcb ts quite band y. Tht mach ne costs about $100. WhaL a bout the more ex· pensive models? IN BCn'H LINES -and in some bnported European makes -about $500 will buy a machine that includes an easier but- tonhole device and a variety of pre-set embroidery border stitches, especially useful for children's and peasant-style clothin&. Among the wonders of the bloalc machine b Us facility at buttonholes. Simply place tbe button lo a am all attacbmen.t and the machine will measurt It, set itself and stitch the rl1ht size bole automatically. IT CONTAINS 25 diCferent stitches, which can be alternated even while t.be machine is 1n mo- tion, at the tollth of a buttoo~ Rapid changing of stitches will not jam themechanlsm . It also contains an overlock stitch that will aew a seam wblle simultaneously binding off edges, and can sew through four thicknesses of Naugahyde. "I've actually heard of customers re- pairing sails with these thinp," WUe~'d. The thena, which was de· Intermediate-priced mactunes generally include fewer s uch stitches (free-hand embroidery can be done on any machine, us· ing an embroidery hoop to bold the material). The expensive machines also include stitches that are helpful in sewing knits and elastics. What about that gufp $910 Athena' Jim Wiley. manager of the Singer store in South Coast Plaza. points out t hat lht' machine eliminates the con- fusion of dials and cams used m the other elaborate machlnes Instead, it is computerized. veto about two years ago at a cost of some $35 million, carries a 30-year warrantee. Despite lt.s price tag, it's a popular item - Wiley said th~ during a recent week when several machines, in· eluding the Athena, were on sale ($110 off>. it accounted for seven of 11 machines sold. HE SAID the Orange Coast area seems particularly recep- t 1 v e to more expensive machines. Automatic buttonholer, below at left, on Rachael Callaway's computerized machine is a far cry from earlier treadle modeJ. The computer "chip," which measures only about ~ inch square. has eliminated more than 350 moving parts and con· tains more than 8,000 imprints, he said. These Grads Seam -To Be Hired "When we quote the pnce of this machine. at doesn't upset them. Of course they don't. all buy al, but in l>Ome Singer stores they'd fall off the chair," Wiley said. He estimated that of Singer <See SEWING, Page C21 The stereotypical sewing machine operator 1s a housewife whipping up a frock for her little girl. But in reality. that former housewife may be running a commercial machine in a factory - or it may be her husband bent over the home machine. whipping up a backpack. "Men who sew today sew very weU, and you'll find that a lot of men do," said Lilarae Webster. a sewing machine salesperson at Sears in South Coast Plaza. SHE CITED THE high cost of alterations as one reason and added, "The wives benefit because the men sew for them.•· Audrey M. Feislhammel, who teaches in- dustrial sewing and other courses at Orange Coast College, said she's noted quite a few men taking her classes. One, she said, who 1s retired, works on draperies and upholstery and is also taking her tailoring class. "He makes clothes for bla grandchildren " Another seamster. she said, "is a high school student whose father owns an upholstery shop, and be wants to work there." AMONG HER OTHER students, some are making clothes, others make or repair sails, one is creating a hot-air balloon and yet another is making a geodesic tent, for which he welded the steel frame. . Most such projects require industrial type sewing machines, although patterns are availa· ble for maldng backpacks and cloth pocketbooks on home machines. The industrial machines are much faster and more durable. ----------------·--------------- \ \ "This man who's m aking the tent had never sewn before," Mrs. Feisthammel said. One of her more notable male pupils climbed the Matterhorn at Disneyland. •'He took the class so he could sew his own harness,·' s he said. "HE DIDN'T TllUST anyone else. He's branched out now into backpacks." For men or women, sewing ean lead to a career. Orange Coast College offers both in· dustrial sewing and related classes in promotion and fashion merchandising, with new quarters for such classes being constructed next to the home economics building. Industrial sewing doesn;t require a home sewing background. "I often have to break habits they learned," Mrs. Feisthammel said. SHE COULDN'T cite an average beginning wage, saying there's quite a bit of variation, but noted, "There are many more jobs than we have people available.'.' Am ong those she's trained have been Vietnamese refugees and other non· English-speaking persons. In those cases, she teaches by demonstrating. Deaf persons are particularly easy to find jobs for in sewing. "They have an advantage in that the noise of the factory doesn't bother them," Mrs. Feisthammel said. Learning to sew may even lead to an unex- pected type of job, she said.C>ne student came in and announced that s he had found work. When asked with what company, the girl said she'd found a job as a welder. "She said she'd developed enough coordin.a· tion in sewing that she felt she could do it," Mi-t;. Feisthammel said. only two tjpe1 of m•Jor appllancH: r•frtgtrator·freeze,. and room air conclltlontrs. Energy Efficiency Aet101 tor room elf condftlon•r• art given In a 1lmU• dlrec:tOty elso provkted to •ppllance dHI•,. by the na· llonal trade .. toclatlon. this type of shoe. I wonder If other people have had this pro- blem . If so, It seems to me that wearlno platform shoes while driving could be a rea l safety hazard. COplH of •lthtr dlrtctOty can bt requ••t•d by Hndlng 50 cenJstoAHAM, 20 N. Wacker0t1ve, Chicago, ILIOeH. Stoppla9 tM Spr•ad ol Buttn"llU• DE AR PAT: We have a huge backyard, and I 'm growlng a vegetable garden this year. When I mentioned to m y husband that I'd noticed a lot of llght<oloredbutterflles hov- ering over the garden, he told me that he rem embered from his upbringing In southern M innesota that the54t buttedlles actually are pests, and th~t they will eat my cabt:>age plants. Is this true? B.S., San Clement• I knew rour huaband w11 ltoftt whhoUt aeldng, IM .,.. nurHrt .. Yeftfted my 1utpfdofta. Hbfng 1fOWft up In~ Iowa *"9fe my dad heel •hue-"9flllblt garden (and••.-.. at •O• la), I hed • hunoh you had • cabb914t butteitly problem. TMN bfack·apotted, white butttrfll•t tar •••• 4'HntlttH of etta. end lhelr offaprtng fted off c,,, bfoccolf. llrvtMI• tpf0Ut9, caullflower, collant, bit, kON , ,._,h andtumrppentt.. TheM pe•t• can bt .. hnln•te41 eedy ~ du.ting wM leofftua thurtn,glansl1, an ln-.ct·WllR~ mlciri>bt. ..ialathton ateo ca" I» u1.0 tor • MrioUe """'edDft, bull NM fMVUcdOn• irid wall ... recommended petfOd IMfON harifttl~ your.,._..,...,; L.P., Costa Mesa Ttte N1tlon11 Safety councn hu wained women not to wear pt1ttorm •hoe• whll• drtvlng fOf ,,,. ""' rHton you mentioned. OJ1tlfteul1hlng th• acc .. .,ltof from the ~•• ,. dtftlcult While •••rtno pl8tfonn1, and It hae bffn determined that W. tt a de-fhillt• ufety lttk. Th• f'oyal lod9ty fof the Pt•ventlon of Acddenta '" London elM IHU9d ... ,.,..., warning. Another '"°"' .... with platform ~ ln•olv•• tell• due to tmpropet balance. Medle1lf t11Jth0fftln wam that a felt trom • tow platfonn lhoe of one Inch cen ,...... ln th• tooc turning 45 degrff1, wtth • tcMegrM turn poellllilehm • ~nch plltform. • ' ' • .. .. .. • • . BLETSCUJ';a•s APPROACH proved so SUC· cessruJ that s tale officials chose it as a model for other school < b slracts. . Metric i :>Jlruction be&an at Spring View School m 1974 and 1ncluded a district-wide orientation for teachers a Jd parents. AlthoJgh the Metric Conversion Act of 1975 did not becc.me la~ until December 23, 1976, Bletscher has be<ll teachmg metrics to kindergarten through 8th gr .tde students at Golden View, Robinwood and West .l'1ont public schools and St. Bonaventure ParC'ir,tua1 School r~ou Con He lp He lpful Season? Youngsters and young qdults have a numb<'r of opportumt1es to help others during Lhc1r summer \,:lCat10ns A survey taken by the Vol unlary Ac lion C'cnlcr of South Orange Coun- ty hstsmostofthem. For information. call the agency at 675·9210 or 833·9278. The same organization is looking for helpers for a number or summer day camps for disabled children. OTHER CHANCES to lend a hand are av ail able by contacting the West Orange Coun- ty Voluntary Action Center, 530-2370. Among them is a community center in Huntington Beach which needs someone to answer phones. A Fountain Valley youth counselini agen- cy is looking for someone to lend a hand with phones, typing and filing. Evening or day hours available SUMMER'S HERE for the children of FaJrv1ew State Hospital as well. You cen spread a little joy for them by spreading a blanket on hospital lawns and inviting a few youngsters to share a picnic. For details on arrangements, contact Mrs. Ara W'tseley, volunteer party coordinator, at ~9331. Many children, says Mrs. Wiseley, re- ceive no visitors other than people who can be generous with their time. CALL NON FOR AN ~NTMENTI 17141 64tM02J ~SICN 11\.Alll >«> ~T ONTl' <>'. ~ m use metric scale in new class MANY PEOPLE are conc~rned with metrics from a consumer point of view, said Bletscher. ·'They think they will go to the store someday and all volumes will be In metrics instead of pounds and ounces." he said Largely for the sake of world trade, tbe U.S. will turn to the metric system during the next 10 years. he added. "Metrics is the language or science, medicine, engineerina and photography," said Bletscher. The teacher noted that many problems were caused when Great Britain converted to the metric system. Bletscher's classroom training allows both Im· perial and metric m easurements to be taught. to make students "bilingual" in their calculations. STUDENTS AT THE five schools where he has taught metrics for lhe past two years will continue learning metrics. Bletscher will teach metrics to students in five different Ocean View School District campuses nextfall. For the past three years, the Ocean View Dis- trict metrics program has received $66,000 in federal tunds. Federal and state oCCicials extended the pro-· gram by giving the district an added ~.000. SEWING SAVES ••• (Frona P•1e Cl) purchasen, about 60 percent ar· range to make time payments. Many customers aeem to be· ta kine up sewirtg bolb .u a bobby and tofagbt inllation, Wiley noted. He quoted one lady as saying of the $810 price tag, .. Well, that's nine dresses at Robinson 'a." THERE'S NO question bul lbat' a bionic macblne could be a lot of fun, but is lt really necessary? "Most home sewen do not use the fancy stitches. which are on I.be eJ(pellllive home machines," OCC'a Mrs. Feislhammel said. She clted the mosi useful features as straight-stitch, 1lg-1ag, blind stitch and buttonholing. "The others really go to waste. You 're paying money for something you really don't need," she said. HOWEVER, NOT everyone who sews is seeking a low·cost bargain. Many, especially on the Orange Coast, are willing to spend as much as $100 to make a garment, as long as it's worth much more. Among the newer and popular -but not inexpensive -fabrics. La Mode's Mrs. Gunderson cited Ultrasuede, the machine washa- ble imitation leather that sells ·Telltale for S3S a yard, and a new Swiss wool that CClSts $24 t(f $2t a ya.rd "but they're the finest flannel lb at you could ever want to see.'• <Garments may uae u little as one yard for a sleeveless top to six yards or more for a pantawt.) She added, "f. saw a (com- mercially made) man's veal and it had just a little bitty piece of Ultrasuede 1n the front, m~be half a yud, and it vs $75. An en- tire coat waa $800 linhe store." BUT AT WHATEVER price. sewing ia rapidly being made available to more and more peo- ple. Even the handicapped can make use of special equlpment, including hand power controla 1n· stead of foot pedals, anil click stops on dials for the blind. . . Home maintenance is fairly slmple. Most machines .require cleaning and oiling -which takes about 10 minutes -'Once a month for a busy machine. Instruction booklets tell bow . Singer's computerued Alhena requires no lubrication. · Some libraries -including Mariners in Newport Beach - now maintain pattern excban1es (quit.e a savings -patterns cost from $1.2S to $3. although mo,,t can be used for several different garments). Drug St ore For Graduation Gifts ~ ~ l+.H..++ LIDO DRUGS IP. The hum of sewing machines may not quite drown out TV sets, but you can't wear 'Laverne and Shirley ' to work. CLASSES STARTING NOW ICE SKATING LESSONS RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY 18.50 It's Bouncy! It's Contemporary! Your Best Bet For Summer ••• Our Poodle Perm! Whelt You Wa11t .... .... 1922 HartMw ll•d. Cede .,__541-025' The best part about this te rrific little hair style, (aside from the fact that ~'OU never have to set it) i'i, you're getting twice the curl for half the price! (And that low price of 18.50 includes the style cut). You'll love the feeling of feminine, fluffy curls. MOVING SALE Simply shampoo, ruffle with your fingers and your new perm is ready to go ... anyplace. Call your nearest Buffums Beauty Studio today. Reg. 35.00. (long hair slightly higher). Start s today, Sunday, June 5th ELLEN CARTER LADIES' HABERD~SHER 226 MARINE A VENUE. BALBOA ISLAND• (714) 675.2870 OPEN INC SOON • FASHION ISLAND Bc.iucy Silton Manicur~ • Sculptured Nails • Pedicum • Adrien Atpel Slcln Renewal dinics • Wning • Individual L.1sh<.-\ • Electroly~s •Men's Eiq>ert Hair Sfyllng ' .. .... . . • " . , • ... . ~ • r .. • . . . . .. banana color and naturnl ro~. 17.H9 ,/ I Use ~our BankAmericerd or Muter CharJ• SOUTH COAST PLAZA• COSTA M~A 97 a. VINSEL Qt~ f'lll4 ltlft Newspaper columnlat Jean Tumtt. The Hooeler Bl\leblrd whQ has rnilled only two dead·'. llnta in 25 yeara, turned in her- copy on Ume lut week, althouab ~.bad to write It propped up in. Her own 1oai la 1lower now alter holpltalliaUoo for another btart ael1\.lre, but It la 1tlll 1turdy, laced with 73 yean' ob- 1erv1tion of lbe human condlUon ae•n throu&h the eyea of an In· dJana farm clrl. Tb111ummer, Indiana must do wit.bout lt1 annual vlalt from the Hu.ntlnltoo Beach News colum· ol1t whole 31 yeara of local partlua activism recently earned her the unprecedented u. Ue: Kn. Democrat. of Orl.Qle County. .. HONEY, THE carcass Is dyin ·, but it still looks good," says Mn. Turner, whose cardiac specialist says her customary pilgrimage east must wait unW autumn. She was hospitalized two weeks aio, but she's already bacll: at her rambllni home at 18421 Beach Blvd., Hunt.inctco Beach. ''Thia was my flrst Ume in a ~pltal. When you're 73 that's a pretty 1ood record. I was bom in a 101 cabin and I've always loved pioneer women. My four children were all born at home too, not In -::::======~-------------a hospital," says lbe matriarch of the Tu.mer cl~. ' ~ Amusing obHrvatlons of Ille .... , 4 ""''inci "".'" along the Orange Coast, ..• ~A·. penned by• native aon, \ ''1"' .. u .. ,.... In the '':.:'"h" I DAILY PILOT She was kept five days in the lotenalve Care Unit at Pacifica Hospital and makes oo bones about beln& a lad to be out. "They had me booked up to all those $50,000 machines, but I had a wODdeffill dOctOt. He's Oftb: about 15. bu1 he WU bQi'Q in tbo alums C'I New York and vowed to iet ouhomebow.'• · Just Jean, u •h• sips ber 'weekly column, was• born in lllllvllle, !nd,-1, blrlbplace of Wilbur and vrvwe Wricht. SINCE LANDING lD Callfomla In 19'8 wttb ber late buaband Thomu and four chlldr@ -lur.cl by the romance of the Golden State -abe ha owned a cale and a landscape nunery and aUll found Ume te work tleht:lnl Republican offlceboldera or seekers. A lesendary cook, Mn. Turner bu bolted and catered countless benefit dinners for Democratl beaded for Sacramento or Wuhlnetcn. D.C. Her fund·ralser menu ls at.an· dard, with a Dime-a·DiP Dimler costing 10 cents per servlna and consisting of Poorhouse Beans. dumplings and cornbread, with a side dish of chopped onion.s and a big tray of crisp relishes. "Poorhouse Beans an~ Corn· bread. That's what I was raised on. That's what we all ate ClO the other side of the railroad tracks," 'lbe Hoosier Blueblrd declares. "BEANS IS JUST like having squab under glass these days," she Is fond of saying when the sub- ject of infJaUon arises. She credlts years of eating pro- teln·rich beans for pulling her through after the recent 6 a.m. heart seizure that left her un· conscious. Her bachelor son Jimmy, who operates a barber shop on the two-acre Turner family enclave where two other sons and their familles al.o live, ran to a cafe ... . . DAil. y PILOT GI Jean Turner, long-time · Huntington Beach f8Sident and Columnist, takes a down-to-earth view of life and P.Olitics. where ambulance crewmen always brealclut. .. Tbe doctor ••YI be'• amued at bow ~·wtlled I am and how qulclll1 I recoverd," ·~ Mn. Turner, tapplq her QlP!e cheat. RoOmier Levi~ for the ·father fl~ ''It'• because J'Ye sot God ln here,•• 1be addl with a twlnkle in ber eye. "God and a lltUe bit of ::: the de'ril." ~ Leanlnl back reea1ly In her i muslve recliner chair -a bUly 0 club and an Irish shillelagh ~ wlthln reach and her devoted chihuahua Cba Cha doling at her feet -JustJean makes a vow. "I'm 1otog back to Indiana. Maybe feet first -but I'm go- ing." Despite lbe Ufetlme's worth ol accumulated treasures in the home her buaband !Mlt by hand, The Hooaler Bluebird aaya she ls especially pleased with one Item she recently commissioned a craftsman to make. TBIS 18 A CASKET of simple, sturdy, Indiana white pine, de-corated with eleaant, band· carved bluebird• such u those native to lbe Hoosier State. "I had it made special by lhe fellow over there at the waterbed company. My boys keep teasln' me about brinJing it home to use u a Jewel box In lbe meanUme." JUghtnow the Gap na. the Jeana that nlilde room for fathu They're ca1J4MI Levt1s for Mm. And they're made roomSer in the seat and thighs for the man with muscles. Or a big frame. The Gap has them in the latest styles and lab~~ COSTA Ml!.IA, a.th Coatt ptua LOS ANOEiS. a. Brolldway a eth NORTHRtDGE, 1M71 Honttlotl StrHt CANOGA PARK, 21721 Ya..ow.n SANTA MONICA, WllehfN A 20th PASADENA. Lake el CelHomJa WESTMINSTER, Wncmlnater Mall Three great new looks each just $22: The striped sundress. $22. Just a zip and you're into It. The sundress. Muttlcolored. A·line. By Mr. B of California. Potvester/ cotton. Blue or red. 8-16. Mo!Vphone. Career Dresses, 46. t I ) ( An antique store seems an un- likely place to bold a party, but the new Orange County Antique Guild turned out to be just the right spot for a fund-raiser. The nearly 800 guests attend- ing the party, hosted by the Inland Guild of South Coast Repertory Theater, had plenty of tables and chairs to use for din- ner, and the endless rows of anti- ques provided endless topics of conversation. Many people were familiar with the guild ~ause of its original store in the old Helms Bakery bullding ln Los Angeles. Few people seemed interested in buying, however, and many partygoers said they came "jusl to look the store over" and to have a good time with friends. The Orange Cbunty showroom, located just off the Newport Freeway. is such a lar1e buildin& that partygoers st.roll~ easur. along without crowding. Mus • clans from the theater, dressed in costume, wandered among the armoires, hall trees and tables, singing and playing. Guests speculated about the origins of some of the more un· usual pieces, and tried to figure out how they could be. used in today's world. One long row of wasbbaslns, set in beautiful wood, would be just right for a salad bar in a restaurant. the tag suagested. Regaled by David Keller, who played the Duke of Milan in 'Two Gentlemen of Verona ' are (from left) Phyllis Some ol the armolres were so huge they would dwarf rooms in most contemporary houses. But, auests enjoyed thinking about who bad sat in the chairs or bung capes in the armoires long ago . and Joe Wallin, Professor Karen Leonard and John L~.nard. ... The Inland Guild, a newly formed s upport group for South Coast Repertory Theater, got its feet wet in fundraising with the . Antique Guild preview. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gumpertz enjoy music by recorder player Craig Fleming at beflefit for South Coast Repertory Theater. Gumpertz writes commercials for Antique Guild, whose new facility was party setting. The party ~as put together in 75 days, according to Trudy Passo, president. She got the idea for it on the freeway when she saw the sign announcing the new building. Once the commitment was made, plans fell into place rapid· ly and the committee worked nonstop for \he 75 days. "And, my husband still loves me," kidded Mrs. Passo. The guild hopes lo net $7,000 from the event for donation lo the theater's capital drive for com- pleting the new fourth step theater in Costa Mesa in the fall of 1978. Martin Benson (left), David Emmes, SCR artistic directors, chat with TrudyPasso, guild president, under eyes of Dowager Empress of China. Groups Look to Summer SUMMER CA!'1P: Applica- tions are being accepted by the Lung Association of Orange County from asthmatic children for summer camp, called SCAMP. A unique experience is offered asthmatics, aged H>-14, by SCAMP (Southern California Asthmatic Medical Program>. The camp Is located in Running Spr1ngs, and the session is July 18-i4. Camp fee is $30 and cam- pel1lhips from the Lung Associa- tion covers the balance of actual costs which amounts lo more than $100 per chi:2d. Anyone interested m y contact the association at 83S-NG. SCRIP.PS A NAE: Dr. John H. Chandler, president of the college in Claremont, and his wife, will be guests of honor at the Orange Coast Chapter's an- nual luncheon at ·11:30 a .m. Thursday, June 9, in the Emerald Bay home of Mrs. Littie M. Hicks. The chapter will be making a substantial donation to the alum- nae-spoosored special fund for student .aid-and will provide a scholarship for an Oranee Coun· ty girl attending t.he college next year. RETIRED TEACHERS: Orange County Coast Division or the California Retired Teachen Association will have its final meeting of the club year after a noon luncheon Saturday, June 11, in Clubhouse Two, Leisure World, Laguna Hills. The Crisis That Need Not Hap· pen will be the subject of Helen Bud.linger, district manaeer of Southern California Gas Co. RECOGNITION TEA: Children's Services Council of Orange County will honor Miss Carlene Blass, direct.or of pre- school services, who has been seleeted for the Carnation Com- pany's Distinguished Volunteer Service Award. ~he will be honored during a tea at 2:30 p.m. Saturday, June 11, in the Camile Christian Church, Santa Ana. In addition, scholarships will be awarded to Nancy Noble, director of the ChU<h'en 's Center, Orange Coast College, and Nan- cy ·Lauder, director of Kiddie Korner Preschool, Anaheim. Small Problem Gro~g DEAR ANN LA~DERS: J,fy 10.!Jlontb-old daugbtei:>s the pro-. blem. She won't Jet me walk out o~ the room without. her. If I do, abe cries and has a royal fit. I can't even go to the bathroom alone. When I put her down, she stra1tbt~ out on the fioor or in her bed and hits her head -very batd. Yesterday she.hit her head 3$ tlai•. I counted. It upset me id I Had to take tranquilizers. ~lease ten me bow to deal with thls frustrating situation. I am - FEELING VERY INADEQUATE, ))EA.ll F.V.I.: Yoor child has 1qt Dder ber tbumb ancl ebe. tiiowa It. AU sbe needit to set lier •b II to baas lier bead a teW u .... and yoa da•ee to bet &me. <$••• •Ida tyrH•IH their _.._. by boldlq thl.r bftadl UDhelr facet tara P'111Ple.> • ltlilit; res& auared th dlllcl wUl •kill ltertdf. 'hle8 make 9 :,,..,. aalDd &Mt J'Oa WW aot ,._It w to dornlaa&e yoa. It. ~be a baWe Of wWt for a few • , .... lf yoa baq In tMft. 'll ~ If yoa lose, prepan to maalpulato4 aad bo11ecJ a$1UG 1for tile rest ot you llfe. .. sam~. This friend is a nJce person but she doesn't ttave much common sense. Her paper usually arrives 'before mine and she has this habit of phoning and aslJing, "Has your paper come yet?1'· Before I have a c hance t o answer, she says, "Listen to this . • . " Then she begins lo read - the de.atb notices first and then your column. This takes all the joy out of re- adln1 my paper. How can I tell taer to stop without hurting her feellngs?-FRUSTJ\ATED DEAR FaUS! Tbe bat. way to tell qyoae aaythln1 It la lh•ple, dlrecnupace. Tbe neu Ume .. The To1',D· Crier" ceta • &he laOn, say, .. Ple111e doa't rnd ••tile p~ HY llMft. Tiie nuoo I take •*It became I'd ratllet see Ille •ews uaan heat It." DEAit ANN: I wu interest~ tn lbe letter from the daughter who related how her 83· year-old mother had used up all her father's energy by demand~ so much e1re ... Mother" was pl1ced in a nursin.c home (cost $1200 • moGth) and drOve the n"'rslnc ~l c:ru7. She ac- cused tbein OI ~ mtan l() her. etc. We have an 85-year-old Ja<JY iii our nwsh!c home whO also ac·. . . •. . , , • 0 Ann · . Lander§ cused us or being cruel to her. Sbe screamed, reCused to do th,ngs for herself -things she had done for several yearw - beca"'5«1 "I pay cood money for this J'OOm." J apent a lot of time trytng to please her and felt t had- succeeded when she, began to behave. One day I saw her readi,ng a column of yours that she had clip~ out of the paper. It wa.s the one I referred to. When ahe realized I bad discovered ber : secret she just looked out the win· dow and smiled. Don't tell me people are "too old" to change. -GER.IATIUCNURSE . DEA& NURSE: Rtre are two ll'• -ooe for yoa Hd one for .... , ·'Qaaqed I.Adi ... CONFO>ENTtAL to Wb1 Did I Do lt?: Becaus you are Im· petuous. From now oo, wbcn you write lft aDll'J letter, put it a-.y f or 24 hciurt. Read it th• nendaJ. Cbancca are you on't send iL REUNION: Southern Caltfor- n i a n s who ar·e a l um ni or Brooklyn high schools are invited to a reunion dinner at 7 p.m. Saturday, June 11, at Universal Studios. Reservations may be made with Irwln Zucker at (213 ) 461·34n. FRIENDS OF BIO SISTERS:· A publicity allde show. developed by the advertising design class et Golden West College, will be shown at a meeting Monday, June 13, in the Santa Ana home of MRS. SEIVER Charloette Kimes. PARALEGALASSOCIATION: v 'R t d Orange County Chapter mem-ows ......_epea ~ bers will meet at 6 p.m. Tuesday, June 14, in Carrows Hickory Chip restaurant, Santa Ana .. OPERA LEAGUE: Members and guests of the Laguna Beach group will meet at 10 a.m. Tues· day, June 14, in the Three Arch Bay Clubhouse. Entertainment will be pro- vided by league members. CHRISTIAN WOMEN: The Newport Beach Club will meet for a luncheon and fashion show at 11:45 a.m. Wednesday, June 15, ln the Airporter Inn. Interior decorator Carol Perkins will speak,and special music will be provided by Harold Claustna. JOB'S DAUGHTERS : Newport Beach Bethel 313 now iS under tbe leadership of StepUnle Schnlerer, daughter of the Ra)tmOnd R. Setinlerer•. She wu installed as honortd queen, and other elective officers ate Arm HeltOn aDd Bobble Beau· bien, pttncesees; Ann RUllell, guide, and Terri Packard. marsb.i. GUO: A total of $ll.500 has been contiibUt.ed to Uie Help for Brain Injured Children, Inc. by the womon'a cuild. Some ol the money will be used ror settJn1 ~ a deve)Opmental preschool. LAW~: Marla O'Rorke ls the new president. of the Western Stat. Univeraity Collea• of Law ot Oranie C«lnty-, Law Wive1 AAOclaUon. Other Offtcers are Qn1s Shafer and Sharon Nixon, vice pral· dents: Kar· Smith aod Kay Rookbuyzen, aecretarJes, and Laur~ Ka~eta, treuurer. Lown-Gerson Exchanging nuptial vows dur· ing ceremonies in St. Wilfrid's Church, Huntington Beach were Cynthia Lee Gerson and Steven Greeory~wn. both of that city. The bride, daughter of the Jack Gersons of Huntington. Beach, graduated from Marina High School and Bryman School. She is a student at Golden West Collete. Her husband Is the son of the Paul I.owns of SebastoJ>Ol where he attended high Schoot. Current· ly, he ls a junior at CaUJornia State University, Long Beach. The newlyweds wlU live in HunUniton Beach. ••• 5elver-Ward Cathleen Jeanne Ward ind Jef. Irey Leith Seivert both ot Cc:iista Mesa, exchang~ lVeddliig vowa and rings during ceremonies con· du~ted fa '~St. Andrew•• Pre1bJWrian ChW'.Ch, Newport Beach. orThs:w. ... ~r:t= CaUfcrila 8lati"'thd"'9111, Lcllil 'BeaG WMte U..'Jiridt 8o,.. celved her teachlil1 crtdeadal, They WW live at Lake FonA. their parent.a are Mr. aDd~n. Paw s; :\Vd ·o1 co.ti ... and Mrs, Joyce Silver, Ruak, Tat. ••• NeW'J)Ol"t Harbor Yacht Club, tho newl)'wedl left on their bioney· mooD to Che Hawaiian Islands. Upon tbilli' return tbeJ wUl live in Coronadelllar .. The bride attended Chapman cou., •.• World Cam,_ Atloa1 and ,..._tecl from. UC Jrvtrie ... Her twablnd II a rraduate of l1CLA:. Dorila Waaoner arid James A. ~. bcith''ot 00.ta Mesa. •ere maniod ln Newpott:-Jlesa Chriltian Center. The DtWIYwedl. who Will live In COlta Mesa.; are irldoaltl of !!atanda Hilb SchOol. She Uio ta attendtiia Oriliic• CoUt Collep. Their parents are Ronald. allteran and Mr. and Mrs. Robert v. SaJCMr. au ot ce.i.. M•a~ . . y 1 . THUS WAS BO&N Nolo Press, their ·01m pnbUsblne fi.nn, which bas since produced a strina of other how·to books. Some Of th• UU• lnclUdt: •'Tenanta' Rl1bt1," ••Tbe People'• Gulde to Cautonla Mantas• Law," 0 Row to Cban1• Your Name," "How to Form Your OWn Callfomia ~Uon.'' t.Q<l' "&eS, U nsTotetKer, ind the Lew." Th attractive lcllUooJ, writtfn b7 a number al. 1oun1 law1en, are a marted cootrut to tho nnt book, written with an electric typewriter and mlmqr1pbed. . Tb• ccoe pt bthlnd the simple to un· dentand boob la mainly to help people 1tt Wcrmat.loo, HY• Tool Ibara, 29, co- author with Warner on "California Mar· rtaseLaw." "ONCE TUEY know a UtUe about wbat they're 1eWq lnto, they will either find out that what they want la very slln· pie OC' at least they will know what they're contmc11.q wlth and they wtll be ln a po1iUoo to deal with an attorney with a bue of knowledJt." Warner, 35, who iraduated from Boalt Hall School of Law ln 19ee, believes the letal 1y1tem basically ta in a "state of c ataatrophe." "The average person bu no access to the declaion·making system that affects our lives," he says. HE UKF.S TO illustrate that point by tell.foe the st«y of two primitive men who &O bunting. Each man shoots an ar- row at a deer, both arrows bitting the animal al the same time. To settle the question of who sets the Migrp,tory ~ysterks By JOE WING Tiie &.-i.IM "''"' ITHACA, N.Y. ~Blur their vision, eliminate landmarks, remove their peers, play tricks with tlme, light and sound. Scientists have done all or these things and more and still don't know how ·birds find their way in th~ world. As surely as the swallows return each year lo Capistrano, researchers return from the field with fr~sh data and new theories. But clues have becom~ so numerous, says one authority, Prof. William T. Keeton of Cornell University, that "in some ways we are more confused than ever. "OBVIOUSLY WE must have a better un- derstandingofthe birds' sensory world." After a period of frustration, scientists have made Impressive progress in the past six or seven years and are far past the stage where "instinct" is the acceptable explanation for bird behavior. Part of the problem in understanding how birds find paths across pathless sides is that they do not see. bear or feel things in the way that we do. Also, understanding avian navigation depends on com· binations of factors that vary with weather condi· tlons, the season, the species and the ages of birds, and the experience or Individuals among them . .JUSf TIDS SPRING, Cornell researchers re· ported that caaed pigeons -the guinea pigs of the avian behavior laboratories -can sense "in· frasound" camed by vibrations that human ears" can't detect. Such soUJ)ds may travel thousands of miles without fading. Thus it might be possible for a bird to orient itseU by the roar or sople remote vQlcano, the rumble of far off heavy machinery, or the surgeo(surf. Another promising lead came reeently from Prof. Donald Griffin of Rockefeller University. He analyzed reports from balloonists and found that or· dinary sowid penetrates the silent skies more cer- tainly than it spreads along the ground. deer, the two hunters 10 to ~hief who quickly decides who f.rlll be aUng the meaUor dinner. In American society, Warn ays, the two bunt.era would hire lawyers By the time the dlapute la finally resolved they would be lucky 11 even the bones ot the dead animal were left. And, he adds, the two men probably would be mad at each other. "MY GOAL 18, let's put people back in the court system. Let's take more things out of SUpertor Court and make it a divisfon ot small claims court. "With Nolo we found a way we could at least give people tools." Two al. the most popular books, wbicb Roger Pasquier of the American Museum of Natural History says this might help a night flyer to find marshes by the croaking or frogs, or seuhores by the pounding of surf. But again it is not known wbether birds use these clues or whether they are wiped out by background noises. ~ buy«S "*-an outatancl.!ng special pur~ ••• end 10 can )'CUI We'W blougt1t In en lnv9"10rf of O"lflf S 100.000 ol a new, solt cut J loop t1yle carpet. Rlgt!C nQ!w, It 11 apeclally prbid let Oi.lr big Annuel June Salel r "' r INDOOR· OUTDOOR CARPET ARTIFICIAL TURF are anllable ID some boOk starts and by wrlttn1 Molo Pfta, BoX 5", Oeeidental. CA t5tl5, are '"fellantS• ftilbta0 and •'Callfonila Karrtaee La:w." "Teo.ants' Ri&bta" explains evUJ· thin• from bow \o set your walls paint- ed to bow to Umlt rent increases, f0«e the landlord to make repain and handle yourself in small claims court. ••cAUPOB.NtA 'Marria1e. Law'' con· ta.ins lnformatioa o,i aueh th1n&s as eom- munity and separate properb', probate avoidance, bu)int a house, lnsuraiu:e and joint tenancy. As a supplement to "Sex, Living To1ether, and the Law," Warner bas come up with "The CallfOfQia Uving To1ether Contract Kit.'• · Altbou&h many people are choosing to Uve toeetber rather than aet married, they are no le&s free from paying atten· lion to legal rules and responsibilities, he S&)'a.'\ UNllABBIED COUPLES accumulate possessions sucb u cars, furniture and real estate and over the years knowledge of Just who owns wbat often is forgotten. That's why it ls wise to draw up a con· tract, be believes. adding they are in· deed legal. He cited the recent California Supreme Court decision involving actor Lee Marvin and Michele Triola Marvin, whom be had been living with for years. (the court held that contracts between· BookQieeks Shut Branches Ten ~ the 28 O.range County library branches will be closed until June 14 while county staff , members compi,rte an inventory of volwnea. · Library officials said the in- ventories are ~en eveey four to five ye~s. Every volume is checked, some books are re- ordered and other$ are discarded if they have been unused for some period. Tboee now closed alQD.f the Orange Coast include branches in San Juan Capistrano, Mission Viejo, South Laguna, Mesa Verde in Costa Mesa, and Mary Wilson-Seal Beach. Ten other branches were closed early in May while another two-week inventory was completed, officials said. A naw SOFT, TOUCHA.Bl.E cur & loop style ,,,.. oLespecWi1.Ju. DuPont nylon fOf durable aottneu. Testa Clamonllr* TOUCHABLE Cit, pet , ... mllling and rtltalnl pile lex· ture ~bly Wf'tl fof v-ar• of elegent beauty. Avalleble lor Immediate lnltlllatlon In an arr~ of IOlt tone-on-tone oolora. " ,. 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Ev c:blet or· an flt liburke J)', who halted tho ev nt h a ar at motloa picture bol day by an nc:hanUnc N "cm eopeil1Ud11, tdthetwo-weetc •lflir dee1yf.ri1: • 'Tbe cinema ls dHd I '' After ~ tum•• dcifor H d•>'•· moet weary , haU·blibd ftatlYll Coen W'!Untob bly agrH. 'l'llB nan nw d&yj were cbeerfw. with .. mill • ........, fUma from !lwi1la, Greece ud tt.al.Y 1weetenla1 tbt bllttt ndJmcnt ol (rub tit• • .,,.,._ Wom :• "Slap " and ''Car W •• ~ tM f•UvaJ ran out ot hope Juat u the f10C1r .-.. ttytn1 to' keep up tho pace ran out ol PICS.C.. Call me bt•P!llDllble, bUt a.ft.er I walked out of tlile MW Ju Troell Oltn, "Ban1!" l uked 10 dlt1enmt critics from 10 different countries what they thoueht. and not one of them had a clue u to. WbM the picture WU about. I b8d" earserly antfolpat.ed thll one. TroeU ls tbe Swede wbo dect.rified American audiences wit.b "Tbe Kmlcranta" and "The New Land." Neither fllm baa anythln1 in common wlth ''Ban.at" either in style or content. M well u I could make out, it was about a pby&ics teacher, alt.boucb the publicity handout aaid be was an or1anJst and there la never a sJgn of an orsan in the picture. Anyway, he spends a creat deal ol time comPoSinl an electronic a;ym- pboa1, falllni with women and baniint into thjnss. OCCASIONALLY, RE sticks his 11.ottr down hJI lhroat, and there's a loud, accompanying adund of a gunshot on tbe 1ound track. s.mettmes he alt.a and 1tares at a Snoopy poster wtth wblcb he readUt identifies. Tber41 ls also a 1'°8t ln bis .We wbO occulooally drOps in for a s.-.dwicJI, •ould I lie to you? ""'*Germany, aonJtthlng fJYen monaunen· durables a Romy Schnel~er epic ~ailed "Group Ptrtrait With a Woman,' directed by Yucotlav cUrector Alexander Petr~vlc and bot.chered ftom a ffobel priiewlnninc novel b7 lleillrich Boll. , In a subterranean plot that would baffle even AOAOIS 1 OrlMlllt 100111 8 R111P 11 §~~f' i~ ~nt trtfu ty 11 football • tfllcl1I Ultt· lf\a,.ct t• ... bruka ~ ... 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But t.bJI unexplained madness ls quickl)' dla- poted of • the ac:enarto wanders disconnectedly thJ'OUCb 20 yean ot death, ~ef and eirploslon.s. There •u 10metbln1 about a mortga1e during which the tramlator went out for a coffee break, IHvlna dued American-and Enlllah·speakins Joural&ta 1bakin1 their earphones with lrustra- tlon and race. Jtaly came forth with "An Avera1e UtUe Man" with our own Shelley Winters, dubbed in Italian., and Alberto SordJ, as the dreary 1ovem· mentclerk who mistreats her. The flnt half of th.e movie is Abbot and Cottdlo Itallan·style .but lt takes a nasty turn towards violent reat\sm when, to avenge the death of their son, Sordl turns into a fascist vl1Uante. torturing the boy's killer and sending Shelley into a f alal stroke. It's a combination of low comedy and "Death Wb~ and it leaves the exhausted au- dience in a ltupor of sadness and anger. TO INSURE A wider international diatribu· tion, more films are combining international a..U.ta and t.abnlcian1 but in tho cue of the French •tl'J, uun Taxi Mauve,'' lbe tetult l1 a tlddy melange of mistaken ldentiUes and un· fulfllled promises. . It's directed by France's Yves Bolsset in Ireland with an Italian crew and a Chinese menu of a cut. who speak Encliah with varying ac- ceota, and it's a d1amayin1 mesa of a movie. Tbe plot concerns the Machiavellian sexual and psycbotlc drives of a group of soap opera cbaracten who have come to Ireland "to hide from the truth." Charlotte Rampling, looking temptlnlly Uke a young Gene Tierney, ls an American aoclallte married to a German prince. Edward Albert 11 her neurotic baby brother tryln« to tacape the cullt of another ctrl's death. Peter Ustinov. ls 1 RuuJan nuopot who aleepa 18 Palnlul H- Anthefty H Over lhef• 100 Stall 102 Choice orouo 103 Wheel hubl 104 Englllh 17 Chance 18 COflllntl\I: abbf. 10 RHI 20 CoatM QeflOf'I 33 GOda: L111ft 36 Cereal Of•ln1 37 bllMI bird 39 Pull •oart.2 wdl. •O ~lflce •2 $m111 drink 44 Tt9' 41 btlllt\et 41 Tw~tect 60 Oolltt illl ., "'"'"' 68 "" rJYtr 1oe cr11tv 108 E1tcav1te 1og ThlnnHI 112 Incline 113 Boot 1111ure 11 & A11or !lone 11• Men'• name 1 18 PtHldenll1t monogram 119 Hazard 1 20 IJ1t1red 122 Hamelin '"""'' 515 81uov oeat H DOtftttflOtMd 123 Before: ,, 111,'"119 prell11 1 lllClt!MltCltnl 1 28 Hotel OMI petrona .._11 121 Oohort eo MOl":':.e 130 Analy111 Joint 11r1mat1c11tv 82 l.1nded 132 Born. ~ooerty French 1-4 •:r.muh'a 134 Scercity w • 135 Sloping H Anlleftd 138 'l:r~ •nlmll aaetmb"' " Concluded ., ltllltt 137 Th111 et Water 1 39 Corof11 tHI tietrter 1 41 e-1n l't Col« ·• " Vlrl•IV '44 tii.vetcw 73 Tht•I« 1 •S ~r' MCllOft .," 75 J.w11 1 ~e ~"' lorth 70 UPC>llY 14• r-utlonn ont H• 8110ft IO OOUIOY l•Cklt a1 COfllp .. te 14' "0m•n • N tnjU'9 '~ 14 forw1rd 15' Century et Munltude 153 f:! 17 --~ltlt• 11 ~:bbtoe 111a ~ ... ,,,. 1 H Allow 90 90oll "2 ~" 185 TV "9lm Con\lntf'Clll t2 Chewy 188 Ont Of 84 "40ICI lll't Gt Oretn 110 Conllntflt: OOddt~ •*· with b1s own d&UJbter. a lex)' mute whO even· tu&lly eseapea, causlnc blm to bwu down bJa owa boule. Pbllllppe Nolret la a Frebcb w?tta' recover· lnS from a nervous breakdo~ who seduces Ml.ss Bampllna, who may or m1y not bave later abort- ed bis chlld. And wandertna thtoulb the mue of ludicrous dialos and picture postcard scenar.v is Fred Astaire, u the local doctor wbo records their idiotic tears and u.ntrwDI Uk• a kindly old ltpreehaun. The movJe ls pretty to look at, but in· animate, like a travel brochure from t.be Iriah tourist bureau. ENGIAND. A COUNTaY with the most rapidly decllnine film industry or them all, nevertheless make:s a.n Impressive showing with "Tbe Duellists," a sumptuously mounted tale or rivalry between two French cavalry offlcera dur- ing the Napoleonic Wan, with KeJth Carradine and Harvey Keitel as the warrina enemies who • pllraue each othei'tbrou1h Ufe ln a beauUfully re- const..nacted canvu of time and period. "Black Joy," an equally sralifying British entry on a 1malJer scale, traced th.elite of a new· ly arrived black lmmlerant from the British West Indies trylnl to adjust to the seamy, com- petitive and sboc:klng "civilization" of the Lon· don slums. Not all of the rums in Cannes have been dis- astrous. I had a particularly good time watching "Glimo," a funny, fresh documentary by Howard Smith, the Village Voice columnist, about inventors and their inventions through the ages . FllOM AN INEXHAUSTIBLE supply of sources throughout the world, Smith spen~ three years compiling the footace in "Glzmo," and the result la a diuylnc series of fUm ell~ of iany ln· venton and their Rube Ooldber1 Inventions: magnetic fishing poles that suck up fish; dum· mle. Ln cars to dJscouraee hJtcbhJlters; com· muter a1r taxis with ejector seats that drop you out over the at.ops OQ the Long Island Railroad accompanied by your OWQ personal parachutes; and dozens of others, tncludlne my favorite -a A long time ago in a galaxy for, jar CN+l8y. .. PUTT crrv CENTER 3901 METROPOLITAN -ORANGE 1: ·3:15-5:30.7:45-10:00 IN FRANCE'S 'UN TAXI MAUVE' AT CANNES EdWard Albert and Chwfotte RampUng nect-deep swimming pool thro\ttb whJcb a line of people ln Budapest walk fully clothed, and emerge, on the other side, with theJr apparel not only dried but dry-cleaned ... Still, the real laucbs were few and far- between this year ln Cannes. and when all is said and done, not all of them were on the acreen. ~ I packed to leave in a torrential downpour, I won- dered ll I would ever smile again. At that mo- ment, I looked out or my hotel window and saw a woman, dripping wet, playing a grand piano in the middle of the swimming pool. The piano was wearing a raincoat. ' /fa: '/' ~· f~: i.~ Q!itthrrella Now Showing! Plitt Orenge · 634-9282 Weatbtook · ~01 8rl1tol Cinema ~· 7444 MOVIE RA11NOS FOR PMENTS AND '~~~ ,....... _,_ ...... ·-,., ....... ., -- ~ All KU AOlltmt l£!!J , ....... '.";;'' s..- ®••...C•t1AM1m• ,.,. .... ,....,...., .°', ...... .,. . .... ..... '" ... ...... ...... o .. .... ~""'~c•• .. ,.,..w .... ''WaCOMr- TO L.A." CIU CAUllftATH FOtl SHOWT1MIS S tOAST LAZA )4lltn1t•St ~Ulll 1•1- lfl)Qee.-11-· 'CIMDBELLA" lXJ S . COAST PLAZA '"' "'' ......... "'-1141 "CROSS OF IROM .. · ...... ,~,_, ... .,,, CINEMALAND ~-... ~----~---_ .. __ • THIE.IA EllOTIOHAL TftAUMA WIU. 8! SUBJECT OF NBC 'ALL PRODUCTION (FtcMa Left) Jule, JoHph and Karen Anne Qulftlan: A T•I• of Love and Frultratlon D .eath Fight Dramatized LOS ANGELES (AP> -He'a not coacemed wttb bow It bqan. He'a umwe bow it will end. But the middle: Tb• fl1bt, &be heartbreak~ the frustration. That wu the atult of drama. "I aaw It u a story o! frustra- tion md limitations. ReatrlcUona that society has oo right to place on ua. It was a story of a fl&ht - tbe kind d fight that comes out of a great love." Writer·producer Hal Sitowiu • waa tal.ldnl about "ln the Matter ot Karen Anne Qulnlan, • • based on the year.Joni court fitht her parent.a •8'ed for her rleht lo die alter ahe lapsed into a coma on ' April JS, 19'15, reportedly alter 'taking tranquilizers and alcohol at a party. He recently complet- ed production for showing this fall on NBC. RE SAT IN lbe o(fice he had just moved into at CBS Studio Center. It 1Ull bad a bare look about It, but cut pictures from his past producUoru bung on the walls: "The Rookies," "Thirty· Six Houn in the Ll/e of God," "Little Ladies of the Night," and · Brian Keith and Piper Laurie, who play Joseph and Julia Quinlan. The Quinlan• sought to remove their daughter from a respirator that WM believed keeping her In a "persistent vegetative state." The New Jersey Supreme Court ruled in March 1976 that Miss Quinlan had a right to die, based on her constitutional right to privacy. She gradually was weaned from the respirator but did not die. Ml.as Quinlan, now 23, Is com- atose at a nurslna home in Mortia Plains, N.J .. where of. ficiala say they will not take ''ag- gressive acUon" If her condition deteriorates. That 11, she will be allowed to dte. "Tbe film ii not about Karen," aaid Sitowiu. "It's a story of Joe and Julie and the tremendous pressures brought upon them by the le1al world, the medical world and lbe news world to some extent." SITOWITZ, ADDICTED to wearing aweatshlrta, is a mix· lure or friendliness, tenacity and sentiment. When be was first approached by executive producer Warren Bush, he turned down the project "because I didn't want to involve myself with those kinds of· pressures." Later, he said he thought of bis own two daughters and feltthepain. "Because I felt that pain I wanted to explore it." be said. "I met with Buah and told him I didn't want to write a soap opera, a d ep re s.,i n g movie , a heartbreaker. I didn't want to play the violin strings, although I knew they had to be played. "My feeUnc was not to be tearful. The way I saw it being dramatized wu the frustration, the hopelessness. That was the level I wanted to write the story on." Sltowitz flew to New Jersey and met for (our days with the Qulnlans and their attorney, Paul Armstrong. "I tied in very quickly with these J>eople. I was able to read more than they were telling me. I got into theit heads very quickly. I left New Jeney reellng J owed these people the kind of story they 4eserved." WREN ASKED whether he became emotionally involved in the atory, Sitowitz replied, "Yes and no. You get emotionally In- volved because you need It to be creative. At the same time, you must remain objective. It's a marriage of lbe two. "I was asked it I'd like to see Karen. I said no. 1 think that would have left me too emo- tionally touched and it would have hurt the objectivity. You don't have to see things to write about them, as long as you un- derstand and relate to them emo- tionally." The film, directed by Glen Jordan, begins about 12 weeks alter Miss Quinlan lapsed into a coma. "lt starts with Joe's re· alh:ation that she won 't survive," Sltowitz says. "How did she get in the coma? That's not my job. That's not the story 1 was ill· terested In tellln1." Sitowitz says be and Bush were drawn to the Quinlan story for the same reason as the news media. ull's dramatic. It touches a lot of lives. I think television does these kinds of stories better than the movies choose to. I think small, personal, intimate stories belong on televuion." TELEVISION IN recent years has been turning to such stories. In the coming season there will be films about Martin Luther King. the French writer Colette, the young Joseph Kennedy. ABC Is doing a what-If story called "The Trial of Lee Harvey Oswald." Sltowitz says he Is unsure how to describe the film's ending. "I can't call It hope. I th.ink I can call it satisfaction. I lhinlt a senu or satisfaction in the Quinlan.a' fight, in the legal com- munity, .. There's satisfaction. too, that she's back to a natural state and that she lives after everyone said she wouldn't.•· C1ll 642-5678. Put 1 few words to work for you. "A. STA.R IS IORM" "ST IVES" Rttapture .. "NETWORK" "ONCE IS HOT ENOUGH" IR> "NASTY HABITS" f PGJ 11IHFRA MA.M"IPG> ''WIZA.IDS" ..... J • .. --\:. , .... L. fl •• • •• BAY HiEAH U '>EAL su~cH . " , ·I l I •/ 1 :! .i • (j "the 8TINfi fxperlence" RfMt:MllR'nGW 0000 l'Oll rut Tnf flR&T TIMf. WINNER OF/ Including ~ Best Picture AWAADS In 1973 R.01/JJEJ!l.j[> NJEWMIDN RJEDFO»JD ROBERT Hllf.l 1'I AN:.:. ~ ;,~ 'lS A GEORGE ROY HII.L FILM t' 7HE STING • ~.June5,1'77 No~More fJmoWIOg But Mary Martin Ctin Sing A.gain B1 WIU.IAM GI.OH& APOfffM.,,_ NEW YORK -Mary M&rUD, 1WJ at perky aa Peter Pan and u bounc1 a Nelllt Fotbuab, la 1ure otcoethina. "1 would never Hy I wu ...urtai. because everybody comes back "alA aad ... aod •lain and does sometbins. • But will she retum to Bro-Swa7 for a mualcal comedy ,-un? ''I'm 1o1.n1 to have to cleotde me.,., or the other," comes the eaull0ut reply. 0 1 can't keep on ••ying 'no' or 'maybe' to~· all the time be~au1ethat becomes a boNi. Despite sorrow, Mary Martin msy return to stage. WELL-FOUNDED &UMOa bu lt that • couple of project.a are under coa.slderaUon r,_ · the hundred or so blda that havt come ln from the media since the ebuJUe.ot 101111traa ltft, ln 191S, the street she dauled for three decades. AP~ and closeness. I can bear him s~ing 'Get at it. do it.'" Min Martin, buay since recovery from private sorrow, travelln1 far and wrtttni her memoirs, recenUy returned to New York for a one.performance charity &J,c in tandem with one of her famous showbiz friends, Ethel Merman. Deciding to do that show took a lot of will power "becauae I hadn't aun1 ror four years.'' She means that literally. "Comins back wu almOlt traumatic," she says, recall.int her despoadeacy over the death of her husband·manager, Rlcbard Halliday in 1973. They were together 32 yeara. "HE WAS ALWAYS there, and thia was my first work moment without bim. 1 ~bl It was a psychosomatic thin&, the voice, and I ve never been that way. "I've always been able to say I can dolt no matter what, but during that Ume I just couldn't sing, not hum, nothing. I didn't want to. Not even at home, not a sound." ''And finally I said 'This is Just fooJlshneas.' l've never been afraid, I've bit lots of walls and many pits and I've never been afraid. But I was air aid. I've been nervous before, never afraid.'· Doing a show to benefit the thealer·music collection of the Museum of the City ot New York was suggested laat September, wbicb turned out to be the psycbologlcally rl&ht moment. "I FELT, 'WELL, there's no other way t.o conquer it, just say yes and that's it.' I think seriously there's a time for everything, and I sUll have a very strong reeling of Richard's l\lidance •• AtTtoo) PA\ll Ne-e loeT • ...,_ THI STIHO INJ "'"' onu • Of 1111 MOUlf'fllM '"' ....... ...... , A llM .!'.Jiii' 110 mtlll i"iifl 1W1 llll _.. .. ..._ Al about the same time, Miss Martin had a polyp removed from her vocal cords and "now everything vibrates again properly" with return to the higher vocal range of youth. ··Mer performing all tbose years, the voice got lower and lower," says lbe st.ar who made her first public appearance on stage at aie S in Weatherford, Texas. She vows to take better care of the pipes hereafter and "not bell lbe way I did ... that crowing in ·Peter Pan' is what screwed it up.'' Reviving that show or any of her other bits has beeo ruled out by the 63-year-Old performer. "I DON'T WANT to do anything that I have ever done. The only reuon l 'd do something would be that it was a challenae and stimulating to the mind.'' Miss Martin recently was on a whirlwind tour of England in connection wath publication there of her autobiography "My Heart Belongs." It appeared here in hard cover last year and is upcoming soon ln paperback. "It's interesting how people relate lo it," she says of the flood of letters that have come from young and old. She isn't interested in doing a se- quel, although her publishers are wiWn1. "Some or the reviews said there wasn't any depth in the book about me, you don't cet to know me this well. ''CINDERELLA. II HOT .IUST ANOTHelt PILM ITS AN rvt'.HT RATED (X) .. I USED TO live in a sleepy little hollow that bad o.ner beard of tennis. For sport, we used to go into c.e>wn every Tuesday and watch them change trusses in the drugstore window Then one day, a ~ity slicker came out and eyed a patch of ground behind the bard ware store He said, .. Mothers of Centerville ... do your citlldren come in whining every-afternoon, 'There's nothing to do?' Are you so out-bf-shape you need a ~at belt for each koee? ls your husband dying of t.tr"minal paleness? Do you want to believe that the femily that plays together gets their own TV series? lfell, Centerville needs a tennis court and you're fionna get ittoday." " The rest is hJstory. Centerville got its tennis ~urt and was never lhe same again. Brother turned against brother. ("You creep! lf it was on qie line don't you trunk I'd have said so?") , Mother turned against daughter. ("Get serious. Are you considering dating a boy who isn't even s)!eded? What is everyone going to think?'') NEIGHBOR TURNED against neighbor. r·Look, Fred, you and Velma are our very best ffiends, but you foot-fault one more time and we're going to call it.") · Husband turned against wife. ("I am not com- ing to bed until you say my second serve in lhe first gameofthethlrd set was IN!") Families turned against families. ("I don't care ii she IS my sister. I can't invite a B player to ~nA dinner party."> . The town was literally ripped apart. Grass didn't get cut, the livestock didn't ~Jed_._ the ti1irary was as quiet as a tomb, and thecTerics sa ak'ound and prayed for rain -in between sets. THE TRANQUILITY of lhe peaceful little com- muruty was shattered by shouts of "A little help there, Buddy. Look, turkey, I returned all of your wild balls, now the least you can do is ... " and "You know what we have here? We have a sleazy tennis player who signs up for the court using three dif· ferent names so be.can bog it all s·aturday morning. There's ways of dealing ... '' , I hope the good people of Plains, Ga., heed the telltale signs of corruption before it is too late. Are t~urists passing by the Carter homestead and ask- iag, ''Did Bud Collins really broadcast from here?" Is Silly Carter wearing a sweat band? If so, the first t~e someone cracks a peanut in their teeth at set point ... tbe whole town could blow! ~ ,, fight Alcohol • J,llavid Janssen and Angie Dickinson star t as a couple whose marriage is threatene<l :by alcoholi sm in "A Sensitive, Passionate i Man," to be shown at 9 p. m. Monday on 'Channel 4. - ~quarius Can Eollow Hunch Monday,June6 By SYDNEY OMARR ; ARIES <March 21-Aprll 19): Emphasis on t'(\JJlance, getting to heart of matters, beginning a project, making new contacts, exercising indepen-d~nce of thought and action. ll'AURUS (April 20-May 20): Let superiors it¥w you're ready for move up the ladder. Sing y<)ur own praises, if necessary. t GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Highlight travel, u!(e of language, articulation of philosophy. 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So with the help of their teacher, Clair Matthews, they each fired off a letter to Presi- dent Carter about their concerns. One asked the President to "higher" (raise) the rates of the offending mall. Friday was the day that their eacerly awaited reply came back from Wllhlniton. Only lt WU from Glenn H. Met.&dorf. a postal ottlclal, not the Pr~e.nt. He explained that third class mall 11 not delivered at a loea despite what many people believe. He said It doesn't re- ceive the same priorities as first claH matter. He also told the children that they can atop most of the ad- vertising mail by contacting the Direct Mall Market.ina Associa- tion at 6 East '3rd St., New Yor k, N.Y. He said this firm will remove names from tbe.maillng lists of all its members. Metzdorf also said customers can control delivery of mall by r efusing to accept it. After de· livery, they may mark the mail "REFUS~" and return it un· opened to go back into the system. Foam Fire's Hardly a Solt Joti drivers, eaid be bas asked that the cootJ' ct dispute be tumed over to arbitraton. Tht union named lta represen- tative 1n arbitration April 15, Wellman aaJd, yet OCTD failed to name lta repreeentatlve wltbln a five-day UmJt eet forth 1n the drivers' contract. Laat week Wellman aave OCTD mana1ement official• UD· tl l Monday to name an arbitrator. l'aU~e to do '°' be · claimed, will mean OCTD forf'elt-ed its case in arbitration and must implement tbe union's plitnned contract demand•. He also said Wlion omcial.s are prepared to go to court if neceuary to pursue their posl· Uon. Lorltz, however, said Friday w111on leaders were "just jump-· ing and Jumping all kinds of stepa." ·'This is not something you can. arbitrate," Lontz aaid, contend- ing the union's original failure to send a letter notifying manage- ment they wanted to open talks ended their options. •'They continue to insist they sent tbe letter," Loritz con- tinued, "but we never got it.'· Wellman contended the automatic contract renewal is a subject for arbitration. He said the union's initial con· tract demands called for an in· crease in driver salaries from $6. 75 to $7.90 an hour with a top pay scale at the end of the pro- posed two-year agreement of $8.50 hourly. Firemen battled for two and a half hours Saturday after huge foam rubber "buns" exploded into flame at Califoam Division of Mobay Chemical Corp., 16661 Von Karman Ave., Irvine. The 60 firefighters were ham- pered by intense smoke, which sent one fireman, Bob Capaleti, lo Tustin Comm um· ty Hospital for treatment of smoke inhala· tion. The Orange County Fire Department said the three·alarm blaze, reported about 2:37 a.m., was apparently caused by equip- ment malfunction and spontaneous com- bus tion. To quell the holocaust, firemen were forced to cut up the foam rubber pieces, which are eight feet wide, four feet high and 210 feet lorlg, and pull them into the parking lot. Damage was estimated al $25,000 but the building and additional con- tents valued at Sl.l million were saved. After breaking and hauling large chunks of foam, above, firemen put out the blaze and were able to lake a well·earned rest. (;arter Embarrassed? Family Tree Reveals Unpleasant Ancestors WASHINGTON <AP> Horse thieves? In the President's fa~_UyT r_resldent Carter says so. But he s not aayin& who they were Or how many. 811 aides say it's a ramily secret. Carter wu presented Friday wfth his family tree, traced by th• Church ol Jesus Chrlat of lAl- t U ·d lY Salnls C formon ) Otneolo,tea are Important tot.ht Mormon teliaton. lt's no aecrct that t.hc Presl· dent• IT• t·•reat. fi-andfalber 1hot a man. Or tha the Presl· d.._l'a 1randf1ther was 11hot to d th. aut tJ) Prealdent, maybe H a Joke, added a touch of mystery to bla root.a when ho told church oflicl la· 'We've uncov td 1om1 om· barr~ anc .. tora ln th not· too-dtltilnt-paat. There were IOIDt bone thlt and some ~e killed on Saturday nt1ht. Oiii-of ID)' Nlatil'H, unfortunate• I)•, W8' eun 1n tb ntwtp per b\iltnm:• I U.. hoJ. Wtv the White House press office 'is going along. ll refers questioners to published accounts or violence in Carter's family. But It says the identities ol the horse thleves are secrets only the President can re- veal. The church isn't talkln&. The Atlaota Journal and ConsUtuUon 11ve the followina accounts: Wiley Carter, the President's 1reat·areat-1randfat1Mr, was acqulUed of an 1841 murder charae ln Warren County. Ga. He was accused of ahoolll\& a man named Usry. whote rlrst nam~ was not recorded, In a dispute over a slove. Witnesses aaid Usry accused Carter's wife of infidellly. Tlieeherltt testified "'t Carter and Usry ralatd t.helr auna at the Hmatlm . WUe1•1 son, Walker. "w11 killed ript..:tlcJ' lb Civil War in a drunken row Ith his partner over the procffda of a fl.Ying Jen· DY <• 1lmpUrtec1 .. pltrTY•JO· round> 1¥1 -owned ind operat· td,'' acconlina to ~ r c rch r 6 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 P\lbllsher'1 Hotlce: All real estate advertiled in this newspaper ii sub· ject to the Federal Falr Hou1ln1 Act of 1988 which makes ll Illegal to advertise "any pre· ference, limitation, or d.lsc.rimin.ation based on race, color, reUelon, aex, or national orialn. or an --------intention to make any -------- such prele~oce, lim{ta· -------.. tion. or discrimination." nus neW11paper will not knowingly accept any ~advertlslna tor real estate whlch Is in viola· Uonotthel.aw. Howw1 for Saft ••••••••••••••••••••••• General I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Real~tate HOW GOOD ARE YOU? Need self startlng •I· gre.'llve aeent. New firm looking for qualified as· soc1ale. Extremely generous comm111s1ons. Xlnt working cond1L1ons Prestige otr1cc In Newport Center. I 759-0761 NEWPORT HGTS. $124,900 Prestigious Newport Ji&ls. Corner location. Custom designed OHMS.AT/SUN t-5 1937 Port Ccrd1gan Harbor View Homes. Price reduction $5,000 ! View from'den & bdl'm. Of lh1s tremendously UP· 41'•ded 2 bdrm., dining nn. " den bome .. see the lovely gardens & suP4:rb condition or lbis out· standing home featuring extensive Imported tile, patio areu, security system, etc. Owner leav· ing area & anx.Jous to sell! $147,500 OR.ANG! COAST lllAL EST A TE 64 ... 4848 OPEH SAT /SUH 1-5 1970 SAN IRUHO The Bluffs, N.D. 3 Bdrms .. 2 baths; being redecorated. Close to pool. schools & public teM1s court. $98,500 1412 SantGMlla lrvme Terr., Cdl\1 . Large 3 bdrm., family rm., bright & sparkly. Private back yard. $145,000 charmer. Thick. plush -..._ _...... carpe t ing . Glass \4§ F enclosed brick frplc . I I I Step saver gourmet kltchen. Unique s tep .DOH Y. rRJ.)00.IX down mas ter s uite . I :.O~U,.O!, \ Uelighttul wood shingled c-..,...""' mas ter bath. Hu ie 040·7000 separate family rm., --------1 too! lt will be gone --------• tomorrow, call now. 7$2-1700 Q>(N 1119•" s IUN rorr N ,. [~lliNll Trade your old stuff for new goodies with a Classified ad. 642-5678 Is a good day to advertise In th• Dally Plfot I Claseif led Section. t HurrvHu~! Under ~.ooo. 3br, 2ba, covered encl patio. Nice cpts & drps. huge corner lot • WESTSIDE R£Al TY, IMC. 848·2323 BALBOA ISLAND Fabulous new exclusive 4 Br + show piece. All wooden charm tucked under the largest pine tree oo the Island. See al 213Topaz und call for details. .0 ill&-fii Balboa Island Really ~U '"1!<CI ...e'1't'<'•lr.\JCY 673-1700 $1.62 per DAY That's ALL you pay Cora aoday ad in the DAILY PILOT SERY,ICE DIRECTORY '19 &:r !COW• 8:42-5678 642-1611 s~\\.~il-at§is· That ln#ti9ul11g Word Gome w/flt o Cltudl• ----HM"'rCIA'l'I ~N---- ohet~· .... 6ta:Wff~ .ado llei.w .. ,..... .. ""'O!e -ch Ptlnl le!lf<t fl _.. '" ~ ..... ol .. -- MAL BEG 11 I I I I I H U C ti 1 R Pete tf.5w.rett Jea!Jg pre:Jenfj NEW LISTING SPAaous CUSTOM HOMI -in Back Bay area. 4 Bedrooms &. spacious family room witb fireplace. Pool sb:e backyard with boat or RV access. Very attractive yard & entry. A coun- try kitchen with eating area u well as dining room. Newport Beach address -Woodland School Dist. $148,500. FANTISTlC NEW LISTING IMI04 PIHJMSULA POIMT DUPUX - o'9ner's unit ASID decorated. 3 Bedroom, den, 2~ baths, fireplace, vaulted ceiling, wet bar, view of bay and ocean. Lower unit -2 bedrm, 2 baths; den, fplc, priv. )Mtio. Steps to beach Ol' b8$. $265,000. For further de- tails call Anh Peters 642-5200. NEW LISTING HAllOR HIGHLANDS -a great family home on large, well landscaped, cor- ner lot and courtyard entry. Spacious family room with cathedral ceilings & wet bar. 4 Bedrooms and 2lfJ baths. $129,500. 1500 SyMe IA. Mtwpart lheclt o,.. ttoae s .. 1s-1-s NEW LISTING MAlllHA HIGHLANDS charming. well laid out. new view borne. 3 Bedrms, 2 baths. Shake roof, real tile in kitchen and entry. This is the pro- verbial DOLL HOUSE. $86,500 Includ- ing the ocean view. "NEW ENGLAND" IN NEWPORT WESTCLIFF EXCLUSIVE -dis tinctive custom built 7 bedroom home on near- ly 1h acre. Formal dining room, fami- ly room, pool & jacuzzi, even badmin- ton & basketba ll court. Extensi\te use of brick and wood. Dormer windows. 3 frplcs, big trees. Very special home for $38.5, 000. NEWPORT OCEANFRONT A RAii OPPOllTUHITY -charming Cape Cod home on double width lot. Extensively remodeled. 3 bedrrna and 2 baths. Curl up by the fireplace and listen to the ocean! $260,000. BLUFFS BEAUTY HEW LISTING new low price! Beautifully decorated 3 bedrm, end unit. AND you own the land! Gorgeous Back Bay view. Extra large side patio and firepit in front patio. $160,000. Please call 642·5200 to see this exceptional offering. ARE YOU GOING TO HAWAII? T Al<E THIS OPPOllTUHITY TO -see the very best of Maui. Beautiful white sand beach on nearly an acre of very prime fee property. Immaculate home and guest house set in a tropical landscape. Could be investment for future development. Call 642-5200 for brochure and further details. A 642-s200 PET BARRETT REALTY r. 11Jlt) W, .... IL Ii tt I t • .,, \'~... N <t .. IJOrl Pr.J I Getter al I 002 Genet-al 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• OPEM SUH. I ·5 2505 AMAHURST 3 Bdrms .. 2 baths, dining rm. Highly uparaded kitchen. Large yard. patio; dbl. garage Nice section of Santa Ana $,\7,000 lllADLEY & eo. REALTORS 673-3230 POOL PARTY OH l/4 ACRE OF PRIVACY Custom 4 bedroom, Cami· ty room home ln eit- cl usl ve North Tustin area, roorn for teoni.!I & horse cortala with plenty ot room lefl over ror kids 1159,900 Come & see at oar open house Sunday -5at11862 Redhill Ave. CALL NOW 752·7315 3 UHITS + Oceanf ront' Two 3· hdrm . 2 batlu. one 2· bdrm . l balh + a guest w1lh hath Good win· tcr s ul)"lmt•r r f'ntal11. $349.500 associated UD ' ,,.. • "'... ~ f 1\l T rifl J l 'J JI \\< tf•1ll,f' 'I ,, I , /, I U..ISSIVI OM UDO llLI U71.000 is,.c..-, '-'9' ._.. ..,, • olll 1 ,.tJo ...... PwfKtfor a.deer..e• .. 1""9 94 ..... ' I • " ,....... I .... OCNll ..._ W... fw ttie f-ay wt.o __..two .. ,. .......... SHuahcl -two loh .ct .................. WATERFRONT HOMES 2tiJJ W. Coai-t lligh'4>11.\ :\e~port Beach 17111 ti:IJ.14llO GeMral 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• cae: llDBGB ILll?fS CD. OVER 50 YEAR S OF SERVICE ILU~S "C" TOWNHOUSE In The Newer Bluffs -A 2 Story Executive Style Home. Highly Up- graded, Beautiful Lands caping Adjacent To & Overlooking Pool & Cabana. Master Suite & Family Room Up Plus Private Suite Down Or Could Be 3 Separate Suites. Custom Bar, Shutters, Drapes, Mirrored Doo r s .. V a n Luit Wallpaper. Many Extras $174,500 OPEH 1·"5 2444 VISTA HOIUZA ILU~S "R PLAN" VIEW! Dramatic Townhouse End Unit Tri-Level With Vie.~. Gated Court Entry. Wood-Pegged Floors, En- try Hall & Kit chen. 2 Bedrooms, Den, Built-in Wet Bar. 3 Baths All Electric Kitchen. For mal Dining Rm Patio. Immacul ate $162,500 OPEN 1 ·5 2927 PERLA ILUFFS-LEASE--4 BEDROOMS Lovel y 2 Sto r y "W Plan " Townhouse 4 Bedrooms or 3 Plus Den 2 1h B a ths Large P atio. Beautifully Carpeted & Draped $.550Per Mo OPEN 1·5 405 VISTA ROMA HARIOR VIEW '?ORTOFIHO" Spacious 2 Stor y In An Executive Neighborhood 3 Lge Br 21h Ba Family Rm Sep Dining Rm Coun· try Kitchen Large Shaded Patio. Pool Size Yard Owners Anxious - Have Purchased Another $159,900 OPEN I ·5 2021 PORt IRISTOL Cl CORONA TOWNHOUSE Corona Del Mar Canyon Crest Es tates. Lovely End Unit E Plan w /2 S p acious Br 2 1h B a, 2 Fireplaces -3 P atios. Built-in All Ele ctric Kitc h en Beautifully Carpeted & Draped Near Pool & Jacuzzi $118.500 OPEN 1·5 #10 CREST CIR~LE HARIOR VIEW "MOMACO .. Charming Single Level 2 Br Con- vertible Den. Mstr Suite With 12 Ft Wardrobe. P rofessionally Decorat- ed. Highly Upgraded. Van Luit Wallpaper . Del P iso Tile, Used Brick Entry. All Electric Kitchen. Patio, Blue Cha mpagne Pool $148,500 New Low Pricet OPEN l·S 1706 PORT ASHLEY PL ILUFFS .. E .. IAY VIEW! See Water From Every Window - THE E PLAN EVERYONE HAS· BEEN WAITING FOR!!! 3 Large Br Family Room With Parquet Flooring Courtyard Entrance With Ext~ive Use Of Wrought Iron. Expanded Living & Dining Rooms. Gourmet Kitchen Wit~ Mexican Tile Floor Highly Upgraded. List- ing "By Joy Of Newport". $225,000 SHOWN IY APPOIMTMIHT RENCH alGENCY-VIEWl Dover Shores. Bay View From Terrace. Luxurious 1 Story By Ivan Wells. Living Room With Marble Fireplace. Huge Garden Courtyard Entry With Electric Gate 4 Large Bedrooms 3'h Ba Family Room, Wet Bar. Gracious Formal Dining Room. All Elec Kitchen Large Lot, Many Extras ~,000 Fee. BY APPOINTMtm' DOVJR SHORIS -Vlrwt Exquisite Custom Quilt 1 Story 3 Bedroom Home. Dramatic En· trance Outstanding Family Room Overlooking Patio & Gardens. Formal Old-World Elegance. Sp.acious Open Feeling. Exten.si\·e Use Of Marble, Crystal & lroPort- ed Wall Coverjngs. $289,000 SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT I OCllAMPIOMT Prime location nr. Point. New 4 BR. luxury mstr. suite. 1313 E. BALBOA. OPEN SUN. 1-5. $29S,OOO •AYCllST IMUTY 4 Spacious BR, lge. f a mlly rm. & formal. dining rm.; s parkling pool, lush landscaping. 1628 SANTIAGO. OPEN SUN.1-5. $247,000 MIWPOIT HllGNTS Delightful 3 BR. home on quiet s treet. Beautiful kitchen & family rm. Vacant. 410 LENWOOD. OPEN SUN. 1-5. $119,500 NIWPOltT CUST Luxury wood & glass 3 BR. condo. Qujet location. Step-down living rm., huge mstr. suite with balcony. $124,500. H•UOlt VIEW HOMES Newly listed! 3 BR, family rm., dining rm. Beautiful· ly decorate d with expens ive wallpapers & paneling, profess . la ndscaped, with brick patio. Fee land; $159,900 DAVIDSON REALTY 5801 W (oost Hwy N B 64 5 · 7575 31 16 Newport Blvd NB 673 ·9060 REALTO.RS '7$-5511 OPEN HOUSE PIOMOMTORY IAY EXCLUSIVI WATERFRONT HOM& Spoclom .. .,.._..., f..uy rOOlll, fOftllCll di.tint '°°"" c.tom decorahd wttt. .. 9"oct.d c..,.n mid drapff. Ital• tRe ... try. Mew pMr mid .Up to acc.._Ddldl Cl 50' boat being. Wit. 645 lapld9 Drive. o,.. s.,.day z.s ... ---IY APPOINTMENT CAMEO HIGHLANDS -"rT SPAllKLES• -In becwltM cOftdffiOft, 3 .,...__ Ito-. In cholc• locatlon. Private beach • . . $152,500.. . LIDO IASIN _: SOPHISTICATED UVIMG "OH THE IAY" -Excltiftg l Mdroo.. or 2 ..ct a den condomlnl~ s.c.tty eel pri•ocy. Pier -... , ........ .. $250,000. ANAHEIM HILLS -NEAR MEW -4 ~ Bedroom (Qoss.lcl completely air cOllCl- ffOMCI. 11P9"aded ccwpds and ....... pool :•lu.ycrd. $tl,500 June5,1177 SEA CHALET 3 Blt·Z BA, tennis ct .. poOJ, nu paln~. Willt fo beach, OPEN HOUSE Sat /Sun 1·5. $104,000. Call 541·00U 10 UNlTS, $145.000. 10~ DOWN, 16 yrs old. Gross ~ multfplier 7.8. Cap t ato \... 9.4%. Move oo this one v quick. 54N6S5 iurfltno &~78 ( ~c&jl ·BLUFFS Elegant!!!,Franclsca n model. 3 BR, 2~~ BA, on front row of orig Bluffs w /an unmatched view an the way to Catalin a. P rof. decora ted & landscaped. OPIMHOUSE CONTINENTAL CONDO DAILYP\LOT "flXElUP" 2 UNIT . ~ Located East.side C06t• Mesa on large R·2 loc with 2 separate yards. t • Bedrm front home • bachelor apt. in rear. New copper plumbing. new paint inside and out. New carpeting and a new carport. OpenHouseSat /Sun 1-$ 181 E. 19th St. $71,950 ·~ VALLEY REALTY 640-9900 We did' it a gain ! 3 Bedroom, l ~ bath in de- sir able Hun tingt o n Beach. Xlnt cond. with lots of e~tras. 19843 Cov· entry La. H.B. Go direct -.-_-•m..-:t..--H•o•me-• .--------i to QJ>en house <Sat /Sun -r ..--. ... , 12 s or call 540.9922 j 4 Bedrms, 3 baths + 2 llG POOL · · oversi:Led family rooms. BICi HOME a. Brick fplc, new kitchm on a Mesa Verde cul-de· ~~~,~-~OSSj~t>~clo~tes~I w/mic~wave oven and sac. 4 Bedrms. 2 baths ... • large pool. All this for on- +large family room.cen-Jy $87,SOO. and in Costa tering around 16x36 pool. NEWPORT CR.EST Mesa! Just l.Lsted. Hurry, S hake r oof .double f BR, 2'Ai BA, Plan Ill. call 546-5880, for full d~· fireplace in dining rm. Bra nd n e w o n the tails. Priced r i ght, c all marke t . P anora mic Mfi·S880 ocean view. · ~,.HERITAGE •·• REALTORS VALLEY REAL TY 640-9900 ~HERITAGE • • REALTORS ~~~~~~~~!~ •••••••••• !~~! :~ .......... !~!! OCEAMVIEW COSTA MESA -Four~ home ht Relax in comfort. e njoy SKhldecl Del Cen-o anca. aec.tfful ~ the pool, tennis. jacuzzi. real estate salesperson $12,450. Balcony for entertaining. 3 Bedroom, 2~ bath & COLE OF ~EWPORT REALTORS plush carpetthruout. For " more details, call Mould you epllt why I 2515 E. Coatt Hwy .. Corona del Mar RED CARPET ~~!'! • • • • • • • • •• ! ?.~~ :~!'! • • .·. • ••• • .! ?!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!6!!7!!5!!·!!5!!5!!1!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ ~~R~ea~~r~l~~rl~~~96~-4~7~7S~~I ~II. macnab I Irvine !:!'::~:'! .......... !?.~!I CoUegerc..tc t'-realty * * MESA VERDE * * Now vacant, 3 br, l~ ba, dble attach garage, encl patio, lge yard & many fruit trees. $78,000. your hard· earned commlHlona? FINER HOMES FROM $84,500 TO $1.300,000 DOU HOUSE -DUPLEX South of Hwy in Corona del Mar. 2 houses w/private yard. 2 BR, l bath + 1 BR & sitting area. Fantastic loca tion. Wood floors, paneling & charm. Appt only. Holly Markas 644·6200. (X-34 ) LAGUNA NIGUEL CC- FAIRWA Y HOME Under c ons truction on a very s pecial lot w/long private drive. Choose your cpts, tiles & colors now. Owner's plans changed. so this limited edition home at Links Pointe can become yours! 3 BRs, den, recreation room & balconies on upper level + lg. rec. room on lower level overlook & open onto fairway view. Plans in office - appt only. $252,950. Tom Allinson 642-8235. <X-35) IRAMD MEW HOME De 1 uxe Broa d moor 3 BR in Turtlerock Glen. Custom ceramic tile entry ; cler estory windows; indoor laundry; trash compactor; garage door opener . Community pool, jacuzzi, park & tennis. $134.900. Joyce Edlund 642-8235. CX·36) urrER IA y VIEW! Under cons truction .-custom 2-s tory, 4 BR + family room w/views of Cherry Lake & Upper Bay. For s ale or lease /option. $175,000 . H e len Wood 644-6200. (X-37) SWEEPING VIEW HOME One of Harbor View Homes most s pectacular "Portofino" models. Luxurious interior includes 4 BRs, family. room, wine pantry + separate guest quarters. Gracious entry & beautifu1Jy bricked patios w l wood overhangs. Like new! $199,500. Lois Miller 642-8235. (X-38) llOR VIEW HOMES-JUST USTEDI Quaintly decorated Carmel model w/commanding view. Located just steps from tennis & spa. Carl Butler 642-8235. (X-39) EXECU11VI VIJW HOMl-t32S,OOO Stunning 3 BR Bi& Canyon home featuring game room + den + formal dining. Magniffcent golf course/lake/mountain view. All des igner furniture negotiable thru sale. Paula Bailey 642-823.5. {X-40) DBFtB.D r•1tK HOMI Super location -~ block to pools. Beautifully decorated Plan s Italian tile entry; sunken living room ; format dining; family room w/fireplace; 3 full baths; spacious master suite. Lg. lot w /padre brick patio retainer walls, tirepit & redwood decking. Lorraine Rennie "152-141•. OC·41) •wHW r.dosecl LCMi ROOll9 Large Pool Custon: 3 l*m. 2 )atll, Fml RM. Uving/ Dining Rm, Lar-p Kitchen, UtlHty ROOlll. Many Wlt-m,. Low mointet1C1Ke ycwd. I a to Mna Verde C-'ry CW. Priced to Sell at $156,500 ly o.....-97'·2223 for appt. 646-3928 or 545- CAHYO ... CREST Beautiful B Plan. 2 BR. 2112 BA, family room , din- ing room & super view. $130,000. VALLEY REAL TY 640·9'00 GeMrat 1002 GeMrol 1002Gneral 1002 LET CONCEPT 2001 SHOW YOU HOW TO KEEP WHAT YOU EARN O~Tl!£1001!. COMMISSION CONC!'f coll ••• TOOAY ••• or writ• • • • • fot • IHoc:hvre that ••plaint I~ MXRb <on<eipt j"' deto1I. oH'"'l'tl'"'' wt11 bit hP'c:•nf1cH~tlol...nooa. w1tl coll 1130 #l.c'•d4•" A••· P.O &o..607, W...t~ln• .. ,, CA 926t l 1141994·~12 1002 Gen.ral 1002 ................................................................................................................... 111--------------------------~------------.· FREE LECTURE! 8:00 P.M. 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NORMA KENNEDY <ALPliA OMEGA REALTY> "Mlchod is blf!'rldlng attitude wWI knowledge and u moaterfuU11 tJi.r. semfnating thir inf ormotion ... hit im· preuluB purc.heltcrs• fl,.,t J!ear anolysi1 form Will be o 1IOUd op,- proach among lhe R.E. profeuion, • Cll&YS STEPHENSON, ll~1ltor <MISSJON·NIGUEL • PaOPEBTlES> ... "I hi0"'1J recommend your conct1J411 m real esltU lo begin111.?r1 a.t weU a.t acc~INd IOlespeopl11 who ~ to polilh th~>ir techniqvu in t!W /tekl. .. MICHAEL LE SAGF. <ISLAND VILLA.GE PROPERTIES) •AMTASTIC 0 ...... acluslve Bayehore1 property, amana the atan, 'baa been completely redcme inside • out. down tO tht la t ''17 apptla.oc a. New decoraUn1 6 la.Ddlcapiq. A real value oo today'a mmetr S1'79,SOO. Held OPtD todl)', 1·5. 2'192 Circle Drive. tl•U LIYB. ILUfff CONDO BealiWWl.J decorated J-Plan with bay "un;yan view. 3 Bdrms., 2 baths. Im· mediate oeeupancy ! Leue at '625 per month or owner says submit terms for option to purchase. ...... C,. COLESWORTHY 640.0020 AHMI McCASLAND . • . has joined the sales staff of Select Prop·ertles. Mesa Verdeans will instantly recognize Anne's smiling face and her bubbly personality. Her ten years experience at Market BHket in Mesa Verde has made her known, llke«t and remembered throughout the commwlity. Anne brings a wealth of energy, enthu.slaam and .knowledge to her work. For truly protessional sarvtce, CALL ANNE at 751·3191. «;::SELECT T'PROPERTIES . 1002 DOMr.l'CURSE *YOUR LANDLORD llOME! We have the Ideal situa-Uon for you to become one. We have excl~ive listings from duplexes 2·30 uidts at prices you caoatford. Call 540 .. J6.6 Wllela11 .. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!~!!!!A.!!!!S!!!!Tl!!!!L!!!!U!!!!F!!!!F!!!!!C!!8"ER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I OPEN SAT. & SUM. Beautifully decorated CORONA DEL MAit Exceptional 3 BR, den, 2 REAL ESTATE Condo. 2 br, 2 ba, light & airy, pool. Westcllfr. 1242 ftLIUaod Rd., #-4. $86,SOO. Agt. 548-7082 BA, home. New Inside & Poo't give up the ahlp! out. Owner is anxious. "Liat" it in classified. VALLEY REALTY ShJp to shore results! 640-9900 .,...642_·56'18 __ . ----- HAUOR YllW tQ8 Views of Newport Center & park; hlgbllgbtl this 2 bdrm .• dfh.lng rm .• den, pool & jacuzzi bome ... great out· door area geared for your en- joyment ... see it, it's for you. $15C,900. 1812 Newport Hills Dr. East. UDO l~Zt VIA ...OA 2 Bdrms., dining rm. & den, 3 baths; on Lido's widest street. steps from Lido Nord & bay ... oriented towards entertainment ease & privacy ... large kitchen, living rm. & mstr. BR. lOok· ing out on spacious, charming patio ... exciting Lido shopping & restaurants within walking distance. $205,000. Q: Orange Coast 2600 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mir REAL ESTATE • 644·4~8 w...,... IOOZG1•ral 1002 02. G al 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••·····••••••••••••••••••••• s .. ral I 002 GWNI I OOZ Ge•ral I 002 General I 0 ... , ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .... (( . . . . WE WORK HARD .. '(- ' \ TO SELL HOMES RIGHT! . • • EAST SIDE 4 bdrm, 1ge dining area, shade trees, in back yard, cabinets in garage, near schools & shopping. Nice patio in back, lge lot & located on quiet street. Priced for quick sale. 540-8944 or 646-7711. MESA VEltDE MAJESTY Uniquely designed around a lge, btfl pool this elegant 4 bdrm home is ideal for gracious family living. Outstanding prof landscaping. Btfi area, close to the country club. 646-7711 or 540-8944. IUILD UNITS On the lge R·2 lot of almost 12,000 sq. ft. Can take up to 4 units w /variance. Easy access on 3 sides of this choice corner lot. Just listed. Better take a look TODAY! 646-7711or540-8944. 4 IDRM IEAUTY Exceptionally well maintained 4 bdrm 2 bath home. Close t9 So. Coast Plaza & schools. Dough.Boy pool & many other xtras. Perfect to the fussy buyer. 540-8944 or 646-7711:"- GIEAT STARTER HOME! This 3 bdrm charmer is perfect for the young couple starting out. Huge encl'd back yard for the little ones w /lemon & orange trees. Bicycle distance to the beach. Just listed. Better check this one TODAY! 646-7711 or 540-8944. llAUTIRIL VllW Oil MESA YlltDE GOLFCOUISI Walk out the door & you're on the green. This btfl cstm home has 4 bdrms or a· + den & huge playrm w /wet bar. Walnut cabinets in kitchen, frml din rm. Pool · sized patio. Hurry to see this one! 545-9491. ELEGAMI' COMTEMPOltilY POOL· MESA VERDE Btfl 4 bdrm home bit around an Anthony Pool. Beamed ceilings. Separate & secluded mstr bdrm suite. Children have own private play yard plus loft playrm. Exciting areas for all f mly members. Near golf course. Only $157,500. 545-9491. J WESTMINSTER SUATISI' HOUSI IH WESTHA YEH! Everything possible has been luxuriously upgraded. Has central air, inter-com, blt·in stereo, wet bar, gas BBQ, cov'd patio, workshop in 3 car garage, vast storage. Next door, to btfl park. 545-9491 MISSION VIEJO GORGEOUS S & S ~COL.OS MODB. Only 10 mas old pool home. Everything btflly upgraded. Fantastic fmly kitchen w /oak plank floors, frplc + blt·in gas BBQ. Pool has jacuzzi, div brd, & gaxebo. Lge paneled bonus rm + 3 bd.rms, 2~ baths. 545-9491. TUSTIN IEAunRJL COMTIMPOIAlY! 4 bdnns, 2 baths, fmly rm, Crml din rm. Handsome slump stone dbl frplc. Btfl· garden w/cov'd patio & professional landscping. Tiled entry, ceramic We counters in kitchen, 'Separate service area. RV space. 545-9'91. PAMOIAMIC OCIAM VllW From this spacious custom VIP residence. Tremendous wardrobe & storage space. Huge walk·in closets. Workshop for the bobby enthusiast. Private beach available. Brand new on the market: f>46.'T711or540-8944. '.l'.1'{· DEBFtaD ... 3 LlV8. This one is btfl ! High vaulted ceilings, frml din rm, fmly rm w /frplc, plus breakfst rm. 4 bdnns, 3 full baths. Huge 2 level mstr bdrm bas sitting area & compartment bath. Don't wait too long! 5(5..9491. IEAunfUL lVltTU! IOCKI. . .... . ; ' ; 4 bdnm, fmly rm, din rm. Italian tile entry. new crpt, tiled rear patio, fruit trees. Everything highly upgraded. This very desirable home will sell quickly. Don't wait, call now I 545-9491. FAMl'Amc VIEW from this immaculate Npt Bch hilltop home. Superb oversize fam rm & formal living rm, both w /frplcs. View of harbor & sunset over Catalina! 646-7711 or 540-8944. SANTA ANA ...... ,. TllMSi Well cared for home w /4 bdrms 2 baths & fmly rm. Btfl ceramic tile entry hall & kitchen & fmly rm. 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OP&e I ·5 16 Rue Deeuvllle ILUFfS End unit on greenbelt, close to pool. 3 bedrooms, family --room, formal dining. View of mountains by day, Newport lights at night. Just listed at $147 ,500. OP9' f ·S 2128 Vista L.-.do ILUFfS -SIMGU uva Hard to find Bonita plan. Recently redecorated, cheerful 3 bedroom end unit. Excellent location, gracious amenities of the original Bluffs. $145,000. BLUFFS FOUR IEDROOM Carmelita end unit. Beamed ceil- ings, open feeling, great location, walking distance to shopping and recreation. Deserves decoratine and still a great value at $142,000. llG CANYON -VIEW One-of-a-kind Versailles model on the golf course. Decorator wallpapers, wood floors, custom carpets. Expanded dining room · and completely upgraded gourmet kitchen. Spacious side patio with firepit. $350,000. · FfXBt..UPPBt, R-2 Excellent R·2 location in old Corona del Mar. Fix up the exist· ing house and add a new unit in the rear. Potential-potential. $110,0QO. IAY WINDOW Contemporary wood and glass en- vironment overlooking a sandy beach and the Lido Channel. 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, game room. guest quarters: It's all here -the beach, the bay, and the view, for $385,000. CUSTOM IA YFRONT Panoramic view. Bayshores home with pier & slip. Beam ceilings & huge fireplace in livitrg room. Cozy master suite with fireplace. Large protected terrace. $450,000. WESTCUFF CUSTOM HOME Custom built with finest materials. Ranch style pool home with enter· tainment area. 4 bedroom, country kitchen, dining room. Intercom, custom shutters, built·ina throughout. Owners moving and motivated. See to appreciate the quality of this fine home. $199,500. MEWPOlT CIEST DB.UX1 3 bedroo~. 2~ baths, formal din· ing, dramatic fioor plan. Com- munity tennis, pool, jacuzzi & sauna. Priced to sell at $124,000 fee. ~ lll»lDI ~~~Ylltf "8.1'!1!'1,,,.. : «·m ' ~ ·lest Illy .. Mno Woock!! The IUll'I atnum wlll beautify your complete home! Garden-type kltchefl with eating wea. dining room for entertaining and 3 bedrooma. Brick fiiwplaoe and family room; patio lflct sprtnkltn. Great areal Better hunyt $88.500. Call 54'0-1720. ., l ' l111moallate! Love,ly home with super floorpllnl Dining ... with shefves, nowax floors In the kitchen and eating area. White brick fireplace and 3 . bedrooms. New covered patio. room for POOi. Won't last! $63,500 Supet buy!! Cell 540-1720 Mew On TM Market! Owner has been transferred, ao hurry to call abo.rt this 2 bedroom charmer! Dining room • and super living room. Double gwage, close to all schools and shops. Patio. .Won't last long! Ideal fOf' young coupl•I $44,000. C&ll 540-1720 Superb Location! Stop! Don't pass this one upl Br1Ck ftrel)laee, chandelier In living room; dining roont. Eating area off kitehen. family room and 4 bedrooms- Sprl nklers; garage door opener. Ne• ahops and CdM High School! Won't last! S159,800 Call 540-1720 • /'"1. ;. -(., ... ~ largaln Y ~ · !' · Hunter's ~lal! Lovely Mesa ae1• Mar home, very sharp and clean. 3 bedrooms. dining area, family room.· hearty stone fireplace. TWO patloS. one ts OtN-· eredl Handy built Ins. Only $78,750 540-1720 ' ti Looldna For The hit?! Elegant ~Ing Sun plan, with cathedrel ceii. ings and sunken family room with wet berl Plush carpets, decOrator wall coverings; dining room, country kitchen with eating .,... .,d . family room. Fl!'8J)lace, 4 bedroom.. Co¥9Ald- patio. sprlnkleris. Super home! S98.500 979-2390. .. ~ - · Drtttehecl In S..shM! ' ~I In a gOl'gec>u8 areaJ Brlctl fireplae1t, hanging lampe In bedrooms and family kitchen which mom wlll edorel Dining room, femlly room end 4 bedrooms. s.rving bars. Cover~ patio, room for pool and aprlnklers. S and S home! Quality home, greet buyl Sf11.11f. Call 54'0-1720. Cool, Gr1111 Altcl Shodyf 'A yard of color, In the gorgeous Irvine areal Lovely big covered l)ltkJ In private ,.. V.d -Great for entertaining! Surrounding flower plantefS. sprinklers. 3 bedrOQme and den; Candlellght dinlno room. Brick fireplace. Don't wait! $70,800 Call 640-1720 Forlllllkl For Filie Uftlgf Famlly c:twmetl OO!Jr!net tcltcheti """1 •ll)a .,..., ~ built l!'ls; family room. ~ dlft. Ing room ~ • apactoua bedrooms. Entry Nit. handsome fireplace. 2 patios, wort< bench fn garage. Oon'twaltl *74,000. Cati ~'720 1 c .... Puff!! Muat aff to believe! Provincial style, 3 bedroom home. P•naJed entry, 2 brick flrepl11Cta ~ countetS In the eating .. off kitchen. Femlty room -gOOd alz.edU Ccwer'ed patio for eum~ enJ~t; aorinlel«a. LUlh trees. Wbn'llatl ses.ooo. c .. ~ ~1120. •HOISIS . •k ELS •STOUGl •OR?? \ hua• 112 ~ ll SJO A l lut * !l tw. ~ b.a home in u" r .lfba) tuunl} llro. VILLA PARK CUSTOM HOMES 1\,o pres t1s:e l'Ustom hwll ht.1me!> an exl'lu~IVl' ure:.i ·~ Al'/ I.' i';s t..1 1.: Lot. Single l<'H•I. 5 Rclrm f;1m rm, h:e J,:Jme rm. 3 ha l'O\r'd p<1tio' 3650 sq It Nl1mer11us rrature:s SUl,500 Sat Sun I S a l 10721 Adam' l'1rdt• A~k for '\;:inl'} 7JI 1~22 PanoramH· \ 1cw Lot. !o.lnl?ll.' It'' !.'I :J Bdrm & mm l'rt dl!n. r.1m & din 101: rm. Lush l:.indsn111'1? w yard fenced ror pool sitS,000 Shov. n by appt uni} !SH:!:! H1cJJ.:e\ ll'Y. C1relt· Asl.. for 'like. iJl 15:2 Wt">l4.'rn P<itll 1{· Prop<•rtl<'s Harbor View 2 br + purH'lccJ den (h,1s door & lgc closl'I. m.1) hl· used as :1rd hdrm I :! flu, NOT " 1.s· ~ar1t but a 111ust M'l' uriusu;tl ly IJ.:C' hcaut1ru1Jy lndsl'µd lt·c lot w trt•("" 1wrll•ct tor pool or tennis crt OvcrstLed all cqp 'd kit c hen w /brl•akCa-,t a rea. washer/t.lry,.•r. 1m • ported II ah an t 1IC' entry \l1 rrorcd ward robes, HOMIS OPIM 1-5 Thi• Aft""°°" UMlqul IH LAGUNA -'4 bdrm. bonus rm, 2 d.:cks. outstanding entertain- ment center and VIEW, VIEW, VIEW -or wtute water, canyon & lights. See Manlyn Elsenmun ul 639 Buena Vista Way s.n Temple Hills area. UMIQUI tM HAllOll VIEW HOM!S "Palermo", 2 story, 4 bdrm. nr pool, $172,500. See Joanne Perkins at 1924 Port Bristol UMtQUI IH THE ILUFfS -Trina with big Back Bay views, original cond .. estate sale. See Vergilene Hull at 416 Plata. UNIQUE JH MESA VERDE -recent redo, 3 bdrm pool home, near M.V.C.C. $129,000. See Wendy Beam at 1791 Jamaic..i Road. UNl9'JE IH IRYINE TERRACE -New Listing. 3 bdrm., needs quick escrow. $135.000. See Barbara Hutchings at 1312 SantaneJla. UHl9UE OH LIDO SANDS -1 block from ocean -3 bdrms & private pool ; r e modeled, r edecorated & prof. landscaped. See Janet Lehman at 5001 Bruce Crescent. UN'lqul ova ti(EWPORT HARIOR -4 bdrm., 2 story, incredible Bay views, room for tennis. See Jane Paquin at 1101 Kings Road. $298.000. UNIQUE IN MESA VERDE -Popular Republic 4 bdrm, tri-level, large FR home with a cul-de-sac location. $113,900. See Vonda Peterson at 1936 Sanderling Circle. UNIQUE IH SHORECLIFFS -4 bdrm., pool, mini estate, new kitchen, im- mac., $215,000. See Dennis Pilon at 242 Dri£twood. UNIQUE IH NEWrORT HEf~HTS -Con· temporary 3 bdrm .. some view, re- mode led. $135,000. See Marilyn Hodges at 320 Holmwood. U~l()U~ ll()M~§ REALTORS ' rHE NIC£ST PEOPLE SELLING THE NEATEST HOMES CORONA DEL MAR, 676-6000 MESA VERDE, 646-5990 • CALL US hrick rrpll' P.11111 G I 10021G rot 1002 Rca~onably priced hy •• ~~~•••••••••••••••• ••~•••••••••••••••••• nwnr OJll•n I S SJ\ Sun 1851 Port Scabournl! IM-671b EAST SIDE l'osta Mesa C'olon1al Man~1on on quiet t'Ul dl'· sac nrar Newport"~ lfa1·I.. Ha y~ s1:rn,soo. Hcd Carpt'I, 7~~1·1202 FIRE MOUNT AIH 13+ aae t.:l:STOM 3br . :!ba, chn rm, frpk, hrdwd llrs .\II upgraded Rea dy no¥.. 0 /11 Sal/Sun. J 190 /\' m·.idn, Oceanside. 43:1 4807. 498-071111 Want Ad Hesulls 642 56711 * * PRIME COMMERCIAL ON BALBOA ISLAND CORNER Hine Specialty Shops with Ho Vacancy Problems $375,000 Salisbury Realty 315 Marine Ave. • Balboa Island ;..~ - 673-6900 r GtMrol I 002 Geftttol I 1002GftlH'Of 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ,, NEWPORT BEACH • 716 Dahlia Avenue. this 14,160 square Coot rectangular shaped lot.is improved with a 1 story frame and stucco duplex built in 1955 with approximately 1,224 square feet. Also included is a 400 square foot garage. The land is level, zoned C-1-H and access is along Dahlia Avenue, 5th .Avenue and an alley. Minimum bid is $170,000. Public Auction #8371 OPEM HOUSI: WEOHISDA Y, JUN~ 22 froM l to 6 P-"" We Datr. My 6 °" tM Ith at I I :10 o.a for......-lftfol MGtt• eGI Mr. !dw_.. at CZ 131 620.3400. F.fnancing Avallabl~ 10. ,.eels ..-.g for $10,000 or..,.., o.talttd ....._HO. COMarallNj Tffl Htafe Ott.red obo•• CM be ...... lllf CClliif .... itM~ ..... f'P'CM .. .tlft ......... .. __..er br wriffllt to the .,.,•b•A • tM......, sltoww Wow. UDO ISLE CHAIM-C2 I 5,000 Great location on corner of via Lido Nord. Hurry to see this delightful 3 bdrm & den white stucco with red tile roof. Formal dining rm, south patio & lge pvte sundeck for sunning & potted plants. Lge stor. rm. 236 VIA MENTONE SAT/SUN 1·5:30 llG CAMYOH TOWHHOMH-$1 You'll enjoy living in this NEW 2-story with 1 bdrm & bath dn and master suite with sitting rm upstairs. Lge din- ing rm, fire place with logs, large patios (front & rear). Cptd & draped. Pool & tennis. $695 Mo. 32 CANYON ISLAND Sat/Sun 1·5 :30 HillOll VIEW HILLS-fOlt LSI Sharp & lovely 3 bdrm & fam rm Lusk home in one of Newport's finest areas. Completely private rear yard & s haded by lge patio cover. In excellent cond. & ready for you to move into. . Quiet street. $775 Month. 1418 SEACREST DR. Sat/Sun 1-5:30 TRIPLEX-COIOMA D& MAR Great location! Community pool! Mini view of ocean from bdrms. Great ren- tal record! 3 Popular "Townhouse Type'' units. Nice owner's unit with 2 BR, l1h baths & frpl in LR + 2 units w /2 BR & 1 bath. Great buy. $175,000. 4236 SHORECREST LN Sun 1·5 PRIDE OF OWHERSHIP-6 UNITS Near-new quality-bit 5 unit bldg in Newport Har-bor High vicinity. Gorgeous 3 BR owner's unit w/fam rm, formal DR & 2~ baths. 4 Other units w/2 BR, 2 baths. Atriums & patios. A real prime prop. $295,000 2111 s-Jooqn. ... loed NEWPORT C&n"ER, N.I. 644-4t I 0 GeMral I 002 GeMnlf I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• {;;.st,J!Jf 644-1133 g:calt, ANYTIME •SPECIAL BLUFFS LEASES• GREENBELT, Trina, beautifully furn. 3 Bdrms .. 21h ba. $850 Mo. Open Sun. 1-5. 522 Vista Grande BEAt.rrlFUL 3 bdrm., single level ; furnished $550 ' A variety of leases from $450 to $850 SEVERAL PlllME ILUFFS UNITS FOR SALE FttOM $1 15,000 -UP GeMral I 002 GeMrol I 002 .••......................••..........•..••.... DUPLEX *VIEW* West Newport, 2 BR. & l Chn1< c lotallon in BR Just a few s teps to "<l'"' port Hcli:ht!.. 3 hcach Excellent for hdrm~ . ~1 :. haths. rum summer or yearly. ren- pu' rm. :1 c:1r i:JraJ:c, tats lar11e Int SISU,000. Pnn· y ALLEY REALTY c1p11bonh o ... ncr ,\~t ~fi·!.!._3~ ___ 6_4_o._9_9_o_o __ GeMrol I 002 Getlffol I 002 .•.........•••••.....•...•.....•....••........ UNDER $I 00,000 COST A MESA CONDO Lib MW with fresh dKor, mirron and wood. AcMt IMng IR a 2 IMdroom with pool mtd recreotiOft facllltiH. M.ar shopping and frffway . $74,950 CONDO IH NEWPORT IEACH $7t.500 ht bat Wntdiff locatloft .. WcA -~ phtCJ a. * Corwcr locatto. °" first floor and al Oii OM leYtl G.-clcJom 21r. 2bo patio. P.mct for ocWt li¥"'9-Pool & CJl'HMry. · IACH ''-' Y COMDO~IEW Slt,500 H•w • ee.. ....._. lft • TocoHOlt ~ llltflt to ti. w ... ., md wdllaclw., lltttf'e'""9 l .._ Co.do. MOYe Ill co. cltfCMt t. coerchttd dK...._. STIPS TO OCIAHAlOMT Stt,soo C~l '*"'Cott.fe.Mt .. to th Aa 12 lot wftll a ._ tor ftOW .......... potMti .. for,._.. _,.II HEW IA YRlOMT 2 a Luxurious 2550 ft. 2 bdrm. ,condo & lge. den. Beautifully decorated; dockage avail. for large boat. 2 Car basement garage, locked, with securi- ty access to elevator. $990 Monthly or offer purchase/option $239,500. Im- mediate occupancy avail. 621 Lido Park Dr., C-2. Open Sat/Swi 1 llUFfS PLAZA -$91.500 New listing; 2 bdrm. condo, mint con- ditioo, with one of the best greenbelt views! Exceptionally low yearly land leaie d $UO, 2311 Vista Huerta. Open daily 1-5. &Ulft~Llva Rare Boo.it& Plan; S bdrms., on fine g1'eenbelt. 2 Patios. Recently carpeted & decorated. Really move-in condi- tion! $135,000. 2186 Vista Entrada. Open Sat/Sun 1-5. llUffS LARGE ''&ft.AH,. Beautiful 3 bdrm., family rm.. 2 frplcs., 2 baths & powder rm. Approx. 2200 ft. of luxurious condo living. $149,500. 2216 Vista Dorado. Open Sat/Sun 1·5 LOYa Y DOYH SHOUS Exceptional panoramic view from this large 4 bdrm. home. Family rm. with frplc. & wet bar & large, formal din- ing rm. 3 Car garage & 3 private beaches! Price reduced to $330,000. 1238 Polaris~ Open Sat/Sun. 12-5. LJHDA ISLE IA YFROMT Double width wate rfront for large boat,-approx. 10,000 sq. ft. of the most exceptional, custom built home in Newport. The amenities a re numerous, incl. pool, jacuzzi & boat s lips. Custom des igned furniture is in· eluded at $950,000. Shown by app't. THE HST 4 IR.-C74.'50 6 Year old, w~ll maintained home; formal dining ~. 2 baths, all elec. utilities. Owner leaving area & anx- ious! 759-0811 fi.ut ~ &tut Wutwt 'Bldg. CHOICE NEWPORT HOME Only $157 ,500. Will buy this lovely 4 bdrm, 21hba. home with many special features: •VIEW OF CATALINA *Prime location •Colorful Gardens •Well manicured la wn •POOL sized back yard *Quick Possession Possible OP&f SAT Ir SUH l·S P"' 100 Al-,po IOAT LOYHS See this immaculate 4 bedroom, 2 bath single family home near Dma PollltMarina. Opell Home Sat & S.. 1-4 PM 25211 Yacht Dri.,. · OCEAN & cm YllW 3 Bedroom townhome close to pool, jacuzzi and golf. Asking $lll,OOO. PATIO HOME New single level, close to pool, jacuzil and sauna. An outstanding· m vestment at $94,SOO. MOTB. PIOPEltTY Large commercial corner near 0.. r.w MlrM.. Low down payment and au boraanation a va1table. A1king • $\35.000. . c;::: SELECT I PROPERTIES G1Mral 1002,GeMtal 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• S,,eclacu/ar S,,'1'11'"~ View 4BR, 21hBA. Tradewinds mdl. Fee Land. Exclus ive listing. $275,000 Nik• Sdlloft--. llealtor 644-6lt7 or 640-4130 Hip Salespeople For May DONNA WALKER I .. llll'9f• leodt ELOISE MORRIS Costa Mesa \ JOHN 1owe. .... wporthodt BRAND NEW ON THE MARKET Beautiful builder's home. First time orrered . Prestige neighborhood in Anaheim. Central a ir conditioned, many upgrades. Has formal dining and kitchenette. Corner lot with boat & trailer ac- cess. 4 Be drooms, 2'h baths, $115,000. Call 546-4141 MEREDITH GARDENS $112,000 One of the best buys in a fine quality home in a prestige neighborhood, in the beach area at this time. Spacious 3 bedroom, 21h baths·. Format dining room, separate walnut paneled family room with fireplace. Lovely yard, vered patio, truly an rNSTANT HOME. Near schools, beach, park, tennis courts, bike trail and shop- ping. Call 546-4141 MESA DEL MAR Beautiful 4 bedroom home in good location. Owner bas bought another home and wants a quick escrow. Open House Sun 1·5; 833 St. Clair. C .M. $;;:5,00 Call 640-6161 LIVE IN TH SUN! 4 Bedroom, 3 bath Spyglass home with sensational view surrounded by n ature's most beautiful scenery. Immediate occupancy. Call 640-4161. GLEHMAR HOME on· fee simple lot with 3 bdrms, 2 bath1 country kitchen. Owner transr~. wants to move NOW. m ,500 • .Call to see, 962-44S+l DUPLEX $120,000 A a bedroom and a 2 ~m. each with 2 baths. Each with dou· ble garage. One b.as fireplace, one has swimming pool. Pride of owaersbip here In Fountain Valley. CS;ll lor details. 962-+iM. ·- • \ FANTASTIC OCEAN ONT COlllO Lea• than 2 1 oar1 youn1, ln the Rl a <11.strtet of San Cl~m ote. Im· maculat.e 2, could be bedroom . f\re.,.ace. w /a ll th bullU . Ground floot unit w/cxcluslvt! & very unique private stairway from patio down to a andy b each . Oorscou1 vlew1 of whitewater . Catalino & cu tlm~ from hu Uvin1 room, kitchen, dining area .ti deck. Bea utiful custom tile entry, hallways, kil<'hcn & baths. Naturally at b $ plu.'lh t•arpetinJl & dnapes, a.lao prlvate elevator to the lnr1e s ecured 1 raae. J199,000 BLUFFS am VALUES OPEN·TODAY 1 TO 5 400 VISTA QUINTA -barely 4 years old : a delightful "Dolores Plan", choice end unit location featuring huae wrap-around~ enclosed aarden paUo -only steps to sparkllng pool. 3 Bdrms., 2~ bat&, dramatic split-level homo with loads of extra parking. Of· fered at $136,000. BLUFFS BIG E's" 84D UMT. MYRONT Most s pectacular panoramic water /sunset view in early Bluffs! 3 Lge. BR .. 3~ ba .. fam rm with wet bar, extended kitch. w /eal· IJ\g area & new appliances. 2 Lge. encl. patios PLUS spacious viewing deck. OP84 1·5 . 2015 VISTA CAUDAL HORTH 111.UffS 2 Beauties to choose from; 3 BR., 2lh ba., form. din., fam. rm., bay views; highly upgraded, like new! $173,000 & $179,000 OPEM I ·5 2915 9utdada (offV .. Orot lZOOTHO (off v OntadaJ OPEH 1·5 · OPEN FOR YOUR VIEWING This spacious custom 4 bedroom home has large pool in private courtyard + many exqui!iite featurtS. •. L -Sbaped ho~e designed to encompass the enchanting vae ws of Fashion Island, Back Bay Spyglass a nd E astbluff. ' * Electric entry gate with control through 2-way inter- l'Om which is thruout home, also wi th AM/FM. * Separate 600 sq.ft. bonus room or m aid's quarters built over: 3 car garage provides private Jiving a re a . * Living room, brick fireplace encompasses one wall • Adult private wing where you can watch the sun~ises from large master bedroom. * Sunk~n master ~athtub with skylite a nd planters. * Family_ room with hardwood pa rquet floor h as access to sw~m~g ~I. Wet bar and refriger ator included. * Children s. wmg, 3 bedrooms, 2 bath with special laun· dry room adjacent. * Private beaches. JACOBS REALTY 2114 VISTA ENTRADA. -4 Bdrms., 3 baths, end unit townhome -2100 sq. ft. of easy li.ving. Just received a "m a· jor overhaul" from profess. decorator -all new -plush carpets, gorgeous draperies & custom papers; fully air· cood., private brick patio, full front balcony & oh so much, much more! Absolutely smas hing & very well priced at $149,SOO. HELEN 8. DOWD REA.LTOlt. IMC. MLS 644-0114 * Open SUD:daY only 1-5; 1912 Santiago, Ne wport Beach OFFEIB> AT: $215,000 675-6670 2'.' Newport ll•d. conMr 30ftl SPECIAL NOTE: Still available. a choice "Trina Plan" (3 bdrms .. 2Y'z bath end unit) in original area. Owner invites bids on this gorgeous, green· belt facing home. lt7l Top U1ter & Top 5 ........ 1974 & 1'75 ---.up Mewport-Mela loard of ......... 1002Getwrol 1002 SPYGLASS IARGAIM Sharp, r~ady to move-in1-0. 3 bedroom borne. Owner is very aruuous. P opular Portsmouth model. Priced at only, $209,960. 17 Monterey Circle; Open Sat/Sun l ·S •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• PENINSULA ho m e. Comfortable family home a few steps from the beach. 4 Bdrms .. 3 baths. $195,000 OTHER prestige waterfront homes with pier & float from $385,000 up. CAM~ HIGHLANDS - 4 bedroom. move·in condition. beautiful carpets & dra pes. View. Popula r model. $165.000. 4615 Cortland, Corona del Mar; Open House Sat /Sun 1·5. EASTILUFF OCEAN VIEW GeMral 1002 G._,. 1002 BA YFRONT, pier & float, lots $250,000 to ~.000, to build your own custom home. Several areas to choose from. HARIOR VIEW -popular tri-level home with 4 bedrooms professionally landscaped and highly upgraded with nice view. $211,000. 2215 Port Harwick Place, Newport Beach; Open House Sat l ·5. •For additional information on these and other homes. plea se call LUSK HOME Four bedroom, 2Y'z bath, large family room, all new appliances. One year CHIMA COVE 2 adjace!)t level and very buiJdable lots .in secluded China Cove. One with warranty. $158,000. o,_ Sat & S• I 0-6 644-0406 or 721 .... 640-tt001 \ri\l ,J ,,l~Y l{E:\LI,)' 1470 JAMBOREE RO .. NEWPORT BEACH ....................... UNDER $60,0007 Beaut iful u p gr 3ded iownhouse. 3 bdrms that arc wallpapered and paneled throughout. Close to eH'ryth111g Call now while 1t lasti.! :;46-2313. ()Pf N Ill 9 • II ~ I ,,, ro 1 I IJ t • ~lflllfll Buy of tM w~~k! OPEHHOUSE Lar):l' cndo:rnd patio iutnum I +· smull p11t10 •JH of h \mi: room & ram 1 ly room Hl·ar }Jrd as a purJlill><' Work bench. thl'ln•:., rupho,1rds 1n douhll' at1.1dll'<I i:arnJ:l' SWl'l'PtnJ.! ('\' .. tllJll' f111t All Iha" 1\ rnor<· an lx><1ut1I ul \lt•'a \'l•rtlt• Cull 5~11 !1.122 llJI arpt. fll OIX'll hou .. c S,11 Su11 ~ 5 Oz • 0SS0C10tes SUN &SW IM Lcil!' 11f :1nernoo11 ~un an your h.11·k ~·.ard alnni: Wll h ) our (I\\ II Pl I \.Ill' pool and l.1r~e t·o11nlrv kitchen. 1\11 l'M'l'llcrit four bdrm f..amily home in C reenbrook. ;ind only 4\~ year:. old. Call now for your app nlnt mrnl. 546·2313. Of'f'''''~.,,. ,11· .. 1toA1r. r• [~IR~Hill SEEING IS BELIEVING!! in Harbor Vat>w llom•'' 5 Bedrms. h:e famtl)· room w/wel bar Form<>I dtn ing room :? F1replact's View coverrtl pat111 Somt'r..et m0<I t' 1 ~hk 111 I( o n ly $174.950. t'all 644 7Z70 . EXECUTIVE HOME 2 STORY·IEACH ltahan Ole entry lo ~un k4tn liv. room b uilt 111 micro. Country styled kitchen. Formal dinml(. Windmg stairs lo mastl'I $I.lite with Roman b:alh tab. Home rully insulat· ed. Call 9113-6767. ~~IUil I Ready for Summer? Walk to beach, pool. r~c hall ur t t'nnts. out of m•in beech traffic 1n Nawp ort Shore ... a Bedrm Cholt't lnvt'llt eoon • For apJJt to >e&, call HOUSES .FOR SALE I IEDROOM 118 43rd, Newport Beach 631·1400 $99,500 Sat/Sun l·S 2 llEDllOOM 19892 Isthmus, Huntington Bch 751-3191 $.59,500 Sunday 1·5 5312 Plum Tree (The Terrace) Irv. 551·1442 $79,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 51 Lakeview, Wdbrge Arbrlke, Irv. 673-8.550 $U9,500 Sat/Sun l·S 38 Canyon Island (Big Cyn) NB 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1-5 42 Canyon Island Dr (Big Cyn) NB 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 208 Barcelona, Sa n Cle mente 498-0500 $99,500 Sat/Sun 12·4 106 Gaviota, San Cle mente 498-0500 $79,500 Sat/Swi 12·4 1646 Santa Ana, Costa Mesa 645·0303 $68,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 214 Knox Place, Nwpt Hts, CM 979-1050 $69,500 Sunday 12·5 23258 Atlantis Way, Lag Niguel 496-6035 Sun. 1·5 2 IR & FAM RM or DIH 1937 Pt. Cardigan (HV Homes) NB 644·4848 $147,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 •1706 Port Ashley , HarborVuHms 631·1800 $148,500 Sunday 1·5 21653 Ocean Vista, S. Laguna Bch 552·7500 Sat/Sun 1·6 1851 PortSeabourne, Newport Bch 644-6746 Sat/Sun 1-5· 282 E. 20th St, Costa Mes a 556·2660 $69,950 Sunday 1-5 229 Via Genoa (Lido Isle) N.B. 6444848 $205,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •1812NewportHills Dr. East, NB 644-4848 $154,900 Sat/Sun l ·S 3 Mirror Lake (Deerf ield) Irvine 644-6200 $85,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 20401 S. West Birch, Santa An a Hgts 546-2313 $125,000 Sunday 1·5 2691 Crestview, Bayshores, NB 54.6·2313 $132,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 •1951 PtDunleigh,HbCVuHms,NB 644-2558 $142.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 235 E . 23rd St .• Costa Mesa 645-3474 $65,900 · Sal/Sun 12·6 • 816 Calle Pluma, San Clemente 493-9672 $89,500 Sun 1·5 275 Walnut, Co.5ta Mesa 64 2· 7268 Sat/Sun 10·8 l IEDIOOM 2810 Terry Road, Lagun a Beach 499.2237 $159,500 Sunday 1·5 10 Wildflower, (Deerfield) Ir v. 551-082'1 $80,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 253 Hanover Dr (College Park) CM 557-8717 $82,500 Sat /Sun 1·5 8402 Danbury Cr. Hntg Hls, HB 9684964 $72,250 Sat/Sun 1·5 1106 Ridgecrest Cir., Costa Mesa 549·246'1 $8.S,900 Sunday 1·4 2087 Valley Rd .. Costa Mesa 545-5501 SM.,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 237 Wakeforest, CollegePrk, CM 646-3928 $78,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2792Circle Dr (Baysbores) N.B. 640-0000 $179.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 21172 Amberwick Ln., Hunt. Bch 968-5757 $79,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 2221 Anaheim, Costa Mesa 645·9161 $65,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2330 Westminster. Costa Mesa 962·7788 $69.900 Sunday 1-S 18 Sycamore Crk,TrtlrckGlen,Ii-v. 642-8235 Sat/Sun t-5 2036 E. Ocean Blvd. (Bal Penin) NB 673·7~. S1$8,900 Sun. l·S •SOI Tustin, Newport Beach 546-2313 $155.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • 19843 Coventry i;a, HuntlnttonBCh 540-9922 ~ ,000 Sat/SUD 12·5 66'1 Crista Pat.ma, Huntliigton 8ch 84.2·9371 •.ooo Suiid..y 1·5 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Bn ys1d1· D11v1· N R 6 75· 6161 You Con Sen It, And It, Trade It With a Want Ad DIRECTORY ..., .... ....., ........ , .... ,. ... _......C ........................... lhW .. . _ ._ ...... .,...._. ... lillr ............... -. Ill...,., DAILY PILOT WAHT ADS.,..,_. ..................... .,,..._~ .............. _.._ ..... ulllm ... ~wl -...,. 9401 Cloudhaven. Huntington Bch 842-9371 $98,750 Sunday 1-5 33856 Robles Dr, Dana Point 498-0500 $115,000 Sat/Sun 12·4 •640 Cove, Costa Mesa 645-<003 $68,-000 Sat /Sun 12·5 871 Darrell, Costa Mesa 645~ $67.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 640Tustin (Newport Hts.>N.B. 675-59:.> $99,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 22371 Torina, L aguna Hills 644-7211 $70,900 Sun. 12·6 2233 Santa Ana Ave (E astside) CM 631·2711 $69,750 Sat/Sun 1·4 1312 Santanella.IrvTerr,CdM 675-6000 $135,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 320 Holmwood. Nwpt H ts, NB 675-6000 $135,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •1791 Jamaica, Mesa Verde , CM 675·6000 $129.000 Sunday 1-5 *5001 Bruce Cr escent,LidoSands 675-6000 $130,000 Sunday l ·S 2505 Anahurst, Santa Ana 673-3230 $.57.000 Sun . 1·5 416 Plat a, Bluffs. Nwpl Bch 675-6000 $155,000 Sunday 1·5 l la & FAM RM or DIH * 1400Seac rest Dr. <HV Hills)CdM 640-1923 $197,500 Sun 1·5 10420 Echo River, F ountain Vly 968-8958 Sat/Sun 11 ·5 118 The Masters Circle, C.M. 557.0595 $129,500 Sa t/Sun 1-5 3016 Warren <Halecr est) C.M. 557-8623 $69,950 Sat/Sun 12-4 14971 Greenbrae St., Irvine 551·6294 $82,500 Sat /Sun 12·5 #9 Dusky Wing (Irvine Grove)lrv. . 644-4134 $95,000 Sat/Sun 12-4 •3129 Bray La .. Costa Mesa 646-32.55 $79,450 Sat/Sun 1·5 2436 Andover Pl (College Pk) 839·1144 $79,650 Sat/Sun 1·5 •239 Milford Dr., CameoShr, CdM 675·5250 $245.000 Sal/Sun 1-5 30941 Calle San Felipe, SJC 496-<1331 $76,900 Sat/Sun 12-4 •30692Marylan Dr, So. Laguna 499-3497 $139,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 2305 Redlands Dr (Back Bay) NB 548-0051 $119,000 Sat/Sun 12 tos 2306 Fairhill Dr., Nwpt Bch 833-8714 $116,900 Sat/Sun 12-5 2030 Holiday Rd (Baycrest ) N.B. 675-5200 Sat/Sun 1-4 1812 Port Manle igh Pl, Nwprt Bch 644-77:.> $152,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 • 17113 Juniper, Fountain Valley 842-0092 $79,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 2515 Vassar Pl <Coll. P ark), CM 979-9039 $80,000 Sat/Sun 9-6 9331 Friesland Dr, Hunt Bch. 847-3047 $72,SOO Sat/Sun 11·5 4302Senisa Wy (Univ Prk ), Irv. 552-M88 $94 ,500 Sat/Sun 11·5 2021 PortBrlstol Cir, HVu Hms 931-Uk)() $159,fM>O Sunday l ·S 19251 Sierra Cadiz <T. Rock) Irv. 644-1766 $122,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 892Sunrls&Circ. (Upper Bay) CM 60-8235 $117 ,500 Sat/Sun 1..S 2'55 Bamboo <£aatblu!l) N.8 . 833-9293 $1S7 ,500 Sat/Sun 1-S 801 Ceiba, E /Bluff, Npt. Bch 673-8550 $152,500 St/2·5,Sn/1·5 19312 Cindy Ln, Huntington Beach 963·7881 $66,500 Sunday 12·5 344 Princeton <College Park) C.M. 646·7414 S76,950 Sun 10-4 •3101 Gibraltar, Mesa Verde, CM 556-2660 $79,900 Sunday 1·5 2515 Cr estview (Bayshores) N.B. 644·1766 $169,SOO Sun. 2-5 3000 Clay Ave. Npt Hts, N.B. 548·2739/646-7414 Sat/Sun 1-5 810 J oann St, Co.5ta Mesa 846-5.536 $67,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 3932 Capri. Irvine 752·1700 $84,500 Sunday 1·4 547 Riverside. Newport Beach 752-1700 $124,900 Sa t/Sun 12-S 2405 Bonnie Place. Costa Mesa 754-1202 $139,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 838 St. Cla ir. Cost a Mesa 540-1720 $78,750 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1514 Ruth Ln (Wes tcliff) N.B. 673-7:.>0 $149,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1412Santanella (Irv. Terr.) CdM 640-7000 $145.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3217 Montana, Mesa Verde, CM 546·5880 $86,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 •#2 Twin Lakes Circle, CdM 675-7414/646-5113 Sa t/Sun 1·5 1654 Samar, Cost a Mesa 540-9922 $81,000 Sat/Sun 2·5 2506 Fordham . Co.5ta Mesa 546·2313 $73,000 Sat/Sun 12-4 •2328 Coll ege. College Prk, CM 546-2323 $76,500 Sat/Stm 1·6 206 LaJolla, Ne wport Beach 546-2313 $225,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 21621 Hanakia, Huntington Bch 842-9371 $85,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 15914 Las Flores, Fountain Valley 842-9371 . $69,900 Sunday 1·5 33222Santiago Dr., Dana Point 493-0500 $92,500 Sat/Sun 12·4 146 The Masters Cir., Costa Mesa 645-0:.>3 $98,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1014 Mariners. DoverShores, NB 645·0:.>3 $399,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2094 National, Costa Mesa 645-0003 $75,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 236 Via Menton e (Lido Isle) N.B. 644-4910 $215,000 Sat/Sun 1·5:30 214 Poppy, Corona del Mar 759~11 $330,000 Sat/Sun 1 •22782Avalon St., E l Toro 548·1168 $96,SOO Sat/Sun 1·6 4031 Ondioe Cir, Hntngtn Hbr 7S2·1920 $337,500 4615 Cortland, CarneoHghlnds, CdM 675·34.ll $185,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 17 Monterey Cir., NeWPort Beach 675·3411 $209,950 Sal/Sun 1·5 2191 Vista Entrada (8lultft) NB 640-6369 $158 000 Sat/Sun 1-4 #8 M orro Bay (Spyatla s> NB 494-0029 $230,000 Sat/SW1 l ·S t45Sa Guam a, Irvine st0-1151 $195,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 251 Oceanv1ew, Npt . Hgts, NB 646·77ll Sat,ISun 1·5 2342 Colgate, Co11. Park, CM 545·9'91 $71,500 Sun.1·5 st. Cloud CBi.C Cnnyonl NB $325,000 Sun. 1 .. 102 Intrepid (Newport Crest ) NB 644~ $140,000 Sun.1·5 384 Mira Lom a, Cos ta Mesa 645-0003 $116.500 Sunday 1-5 2284 Avalon, Costa Mesa 545-4289 Sunday 1·4 1071 San P a blo. Costa Mesa 540-1720 $88,500 Sunday 1·5 310 Colleen Place. Costa Mesa 540·1720 $79.500 Sunday 1.5 410 Lenwood (Ne wport Hts.) N.B. 645-7575 $119.500 Sun. 1-5 1690 Rhode Island Cir. M/Verde 557-0547 $79,900 Sunday 1·5 9552 Zion Cir. (Par Htg), H.B. 963·8579 $94,500 Sun 1·5 2208 Puente <Sunshin e) CM 645-6217 $74,900 Sun. 1·5 •1578 Minorca. MesaVerde CM 546-3501 $89.500 S~ndav 1·6 10171 S. Sycamore, Villa Park 546·5880 Sun 1-5 4 IEOIOOM 6221 Choctaw. Westminster 848-2323 $71,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 9302 Comstock, Huntington Beach 675-6741 $76.900 Sat/Sun 1·6 16 Rue Deauville <Big Canyon) NB 644·1766 $289,500 Sat /Sun 1-5 ••1313E. Balboa Blvd., N.B. 645-7575 $295,000 Sun 1-5 1628 Santiago CBaycrest ) Npt Beach 645·7575 $247.000 Sun 1·5 15732 Hummingbird Ln, H.B. 8464413 $67,800 Sat/Sun 1·4 16021 Melody Ln. (Dutch Haven) HB 846-3434 $72.500 Sat /Sun 1-5 25211 Yacht Drive, Dana Point 496-7711 Sat&Sun 1·4 890 Oak St., Costa Mesa 832-7151 $74,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 560 Glorielta (The Bluffs) N.B. 644·1766 $142,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 17582 El Nopa l, Huntington Beach 962·5521 Sunday l ·5 9411 Breakwater , Fountain Valley 546-2313 $85,SOO Sat/Sun 1·5 300 De La Cris tobal, San Clemente 498-0500 $175,000 Sat/Sun..12·4· 639 Buena Vis ta Wy, Lag Bch. 675-6000 $189.500 Sunday 1·5 4621 Cortland (Cameo Shores) CdM 673·3230 Sun.1·5 4 • la FAM llM or DEN •1924 Leeward Lane (Baycrest ) NB 646-6646 $186,500 Sat/Sun 1·6 •3 Cherry Hills <Bi g Canyon) NB 644-8415 Sat/Sun 1-5 1745 P aloma Dr .• Newport Beach 548..00SS $127 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2214 Alta Vista (E/Blu!f) NB 655-1323 $149,900 Daily 1·5 •1087 Redding Ave.M.Wds,CM 556-7&9:5 $123.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 770 Nyes Place, Laguna Beach 494-8519 $225,000 Sun 12'"' 1521 Pegasus, Newport Beach ~-3862/548-5620 Sunday 2·S 27lll Huerta.,, .Mission Viejo 830-2011 ~11,900 Sat/Sun 8-7:30 1801 Port Barmouth PJ, Nwpt.Bch. 6"-1531 Sat&Sun 1·5 4709 Dorchester.Cam.lDnds,CdM 61J,;.1181 Sat/Sun 1·6 1411 Regatta, Laiuna Beach 638-3661 $169.500 Sat./Sun 1·4 19481 Sierra Soto, 'l\irtJerk lrvl.ne 833-3213 Sat/Sun 12·5 ~ Drak«t Bay (Spyglus) CdM 644~ Sat /Swt 1·5 21 12 PtDurncss.HbrVuH.im,NB . : 642-8235 $199,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •S RueChateau Royal (Spy&J.a)CdM 6".QAlO 1329,500 Sat/Sun J.s 2106 SanU•ao Dr (Dover Shores) NB · 64ums $226 000 Sat/SUn l •S • PHIL BENSON 'lus locaUon. first user'• tu incen· Uve. l1U'9e top reasooa to purcbue this mart triplex. today! a Bdtms., formal dlnin1, 2~ bath home + two 2 'bdrm., 2 bath unlta, facing the greens of Santa Ana Country Club. 2'5 Mesa Dr., $210,000 ..a&.. ~owra dJ vltai ~~~G73-8494 24JIL ~-H;;:c... .. M .. OPttt HOUSIS f ·I ._. .. 1002 1t3Tl Salmon, Hunt. Beach 3 BEDROOMS, l BATH $66,000 1141 Foxhall Dr., Huntington Beh. 3 BEDROOM. l 'h BA CONDO 969,SOO loa9 Salinas River. Huntington Bch. 5 BEDROOM, FAM RM, 2% BA $129,900 7878 Croydon, Westchester 3 BEDROOM, 2 BA, FAM RM $93,950 8101 Kenyon Ave., Westchester 3 BDRM .. F .R., l 'h BA $93,950 I I055 M.,.. St. r:o.t• Ytlley 963-lll I ~ .......... ~~~!:~ .......... ~~~ HAVE $1,000,000 CASH Want to plrChaw. comlW'cW, ildlatrW, •pa•-• 9d •oc..t lcmd propwtles. CGI lob Hal of the d..k c_,_, at 714:675-1411 4 BR & FAM RM or DEM •1718Galaxy Drive (DoverShrs)NB 642-8235 $275,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 15891 Mills, Westminster 962-7788 $94,500 Sat/Sun l·S • 17257 Santa Lucia, Fountain Vly DUPLIX- AcaOSS ROM TMI llACH LIASI/~ $170.000 lxdtillg ..... _. 2 ...... .,... .,....... M.w ~ .... __. ..... ••d oat. $1100 per. •••tla ""'+$10,000 optloll money. WtA _, .... door to ... beoc .. IEAUTIFUL OM TME WA TEil WITH IOAT DOCK $265.000 Cwaplelwlt redecorahd ill cM out with loach .. he* floori119t .......... & ... .,. J ..... ..ell with ff's OWll bcA. ......... c1MNJ roo., ig. f~•n room & co•end patio. Pert& yow boat _..,. Htedoor. Sl'YGLASS-lliSE/OPTIOM $275,000 Hew & ... .,. lind ill 91'-=Ms 4 .._, fGllllty ""*"' fOf'MClf clWilg room Ill • eacll•tlng floor plan ••rro1111dl•g Spcmbh COlriy•d. Decoratw coorclMt- ed ....... & ......... c.-.,.. s,.cw ..,.... for tt. belyer who wcmh to ,,... Mr'fe cash ROW and bely later. WATERFRONT HOMES 2633 W. Coast IUghWll~ Newport Beach (714) 631-1400 .... . A~ you prepared to work hard for one week? T1lta you11 be pre,.-ect to .. a Nal ntate 1c ..... A new, accelerated course that is compatible with most work schedules . For details contact: lolMrtJ.Do.o._ lMI UGINT SCHOOL C714f 4t6-tl01 ************ Open JJ.oU6s6 TODAY 1-5 HAIUOll VIEW HILLS A rare beauty! Builder's former model home, the Sausalito. 3 BR .• family rm., private rear yard with spacious flagstone patio. Air-cond., 3 car garage. $178,500 -Fee. 1412 ~~ DlllVI HAllOlt VIEW HOMES The family home with a difference! Extra wide lot with sparkling pool & room for RV storage. Super sharp 4 BR. & family rm. Palermo Model $175,000 -Fee. I t70 n. DUHLBCiH CllCU JASMINE CREB Luxuriously appointed Surf Side Model, steps from clubhouse, pool & tennis courts. 3 BR., library alcove, family rm. Plus mstr. sitting rm . with frplc. $199,000 61 MSMIMI CIEB DAIVE RON itilf~~ ..uiOCU.ni INC. 600 Newport Center Drive• 640-6500 962-7788 '$89,900 Sunday 12·6 •339 Milford. Cameo Shores, CdM 752-1700 $225,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 DIRECTORY •20861 Wood Lea, Hunt. Bch. 968·9403 $109,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 • 10121 Merrimac. Huntington Bch 962-7788 $89,900 Sunday 1·5 1500 Sylvia La. Harbor Hglnds, NB 642-5200 $129,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 800 Aleppo (Eastbluff) Npt. Bch. 833-8600 $157,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1957 Pt. Weybridge (HV Homes) NB 644-1766 $147,750 Sat/Sun 1·5 1839 Port Westbourne (HVH) NB $155,900 Sat/Sun 12·5 • 1970 Pt. Dunleigh (HY Homes) 'NB 640-6500 $175,000 Sat/Sun l·S • •645 Bayside Dr .. Nwpt Bch. 675-5511 Sat/Sunday 2-5 8891 Seas pray Dr, Huntington Bch 548-33.50 Sat/Sun 1·5 •542 Harbor Island Dr, N.B. 754-1202 $385,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2830 Carob, Newport Beach 754-1200 $158,000 Sun. 1-5 •9541 Dumbreck, Huntington Bch 842-9371 $:U8,900 Sunday 1-5 6021 Tyndall, Huntington Bch 842-9371 $79,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 3356 California St., Costa Mesa 546-2313 $95,000 Sun. 1·5 833 St. Clair, Mesa del Mar~ CM 640-6161 $85,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 #52 Cedar Tree Lane, Irvine 752-7315 $132,500 Sun 1·5 13721 Onkayha, Irvine 752-7315 $116,500 Sun 1·5 1238 Polaris (Dover Shores 759-Mll $330,000 Sat/S 12·5 31282 Paseo Olivos, San Juan Ca 675-5900 $144,950 Sat/Sun #9 Red Rock, Deerfield, Irv. 545-94.91 $124,500 Sun.1-5 5432Sierra Roja, Turtlerock, Irv. 545-9491 $128,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 8375 New Haven, Orange 545-94.91 $94,500 Sun 1-5 9741 Cloverdale, Westminster 545-9491 $135,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2959 Java Rd., Mesa/V, CM 545-9491 $212,000 Stmday 1-5 8071 WindySeaCir ,Bch/Slater HD 848-8320 $80,000 Sat 1·5/Sun 10.2 * 3030 Country Clb Dr, Mesa/V, CM 846-mt $157 ,500 Sat/Sun lo-6 356 Costa Mesa St., Costa Mesa 646-mt Sat/Sunll-6 269 E. Bay, Costa Mesa 6'6-77U Sun. U -6 4221 West Flight, Santa Ana ~1 $62,900 Sat/Sun l ·S 3079 CoUntry Clb Dr, Mesa/V, CM 545-9491 $210,000 sun. t-s •11862Redhlll Ave., TUstin · 752·7315 $159,900 Sunday 1·5 298 Robin Hood Lane, E/Skle, C.M. 963·W17 $92, 750 Sat/Sun 1-S #32 Drakes Bay (SpJglast) NB- 631-1400 $275,000 OP.en Sur\.1·5 J.924 POrt Bri.'Jt01, RVBms., NB 67~ $172.500 S.t/Suft 1:5 37 Golden Star (Deerfielcl> Irv. 75!·141' Sun. l·S •.C DectwoodW~t (DeerflCJd> Irv. 752· 414 5un. l·!S 1101 Kings Rd, CliffHaven, NB 675-6000 $298,000 Sunday 1·5 1936 Sanderling, Mesa Verde, CM 546-5990 $113.900 Sunday 1·5 242 Driftwood. Shorecliffs, CdM 675-6000 $215,000 Sunday 1·5 * 1912 Santiago, DoverShores. NB 675-3411 $285,000 Sunday 1·5 •344 Joann, Costa Mesa 646-6345 $87.500 Sunday l·S •3213Nebraska, Mesa Verde, CM 546-5880 Sunday 1·5 1718 Port Margate, Newport Bch 644-5128 $182,000 Sun 1·5 14102 Saarinen (The Colony) lrv. 552-0434 Sun. 2-5 2020San Remo Dr., Laguna Beach 494-8711 Sl69 500 Sun. 1·5 1422 Keel Dr. CHVH), CdM 644-4615 Sun 12·5 S IEDROOM 901 Celtis Pl. Eastbluff, N.B. 548-7729 $157,000 Sunday l ·S 907 Bellis (Eastbluff) N .B. 754-1202 $180,000 Sun. 1·5 2779 San Juan Lane, Costa Mesa 545-8.597 ~,500 Sunday 11-5 S • a FAM IM ar DIM 18 Willowbrook (Wdbridge) NB 64().7986 $155,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 941 W. Bay (BalboaPenin.)N.B. 644-1766 $385,000 Sun. 2·6 1925 Lanai Dr, Costa Mesa 548-8614/54()...2018 Sat/Sun 1·5 1960 Port Rams gate Pl (HVH) NB 644-6774 Sat/Sun 12-5 1978 Port Edward Cr. {HVHms) NB 640-t6.S7 Sat/Sun 1·5 41 Bodega Bay (Spyglass) CdM 644-6200 Sat/Sun 1·5 2027 Port Weybridge. NeW9Qrt Bch. 752-1920 $172,500 S1lt/SWl 1-5 2042 Port Weybridge, Newport Bcb. 752-1920 $197,500 Sat/Sun l·S 3862 Hamilton, Culverdale, lrv 545-9'91 $10.S,900 Sat/SUn 12·5 1839 Tanager, Mesa/V, CM 545-9491 $154,000 Sun. 1-5 1990 Port Nelson (HVHms) N.B. 64<l-M73 $185,500 Sun. U..S 1 M a FAM IM ar DIM 25 Bodega Biy Dr-. Corona del Mar M0-1388 $324.SOO sat/Sun t-i CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE I .. IOOM •16885 Bluewater La. Hu.ntHarbOU:r ~ $7•,eoo &mday 1·5 2 ... 00M 2569 Ofanae Av~. Costa M~a '75'-13)2 $81,100 SatlSunl.S •lU Sci~. •1021t, C.M. 6'5-M74 $7"950 &it/&iii lN •U62RutlandRd14 W /Cllff,NB 5'8-10Ba .sas,eoo #10 Crest Cir, Corona del Mar 631-~ $118,500 Swiday 1·5 #9 Escapade, NewportCrest, NB I 645-0303 $110,000 Sat/SWl 1·5 •165Plowa, Unit B, Costa Mesa 751·3191 $58,500 Sunday 1·5 2311 Vl.Sla Huerta (Bluffs) Npt Bch. 759-MU $98,500 Daily l ·S 26642 Guadiana, Mission Viejo 831-9150 $99,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1639-Clowa (Mesa Verde) CM 536· 7084 $.58,900 Sunday 11 ·5 8933 Biscayne Ct. E21, Hunt Bch. 962-4454 $68,500 Sunday l ·5 2 IR & FAM lM or DIM 2444 VistaNobleza, E/Bluff, NB 631-~ $174,500 Sunday l·S 2927 Perla, Bluffs, Newport Bch 631-um $162,500 Sunday 1·5 ••621Lido Park Dr, C-2, N.B. 759-Mll $239,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 33 Canyon Crest, Corona del Mar 640-9900 $U>,OOO Sundayl-S J IEDllOOM 2700 "A" Segerstrom,ViU/Wlk, SA 646-7711 Sat/Sun 12·5 400 Vista Quinta (The Bluffs) N.B. 640-SS60 $136,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 345 University (Woodstream) C.M. 751-1473 $82,500 Sun.1 :30-5 * 11685 Newland, Huntington Bcb. 642.ct $6r,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 432 Vista Suerte, Newport Bch 551-4038 $112,500 Sat/Sun 11·4 8426 Beltjamin Dr., Huntington Bcb 847-2324 $61,500 _ OpenSat/Sun 501 Playa (Bluffs) NwptBch «)44.7901 $133,500 Sat/Sun 11-6 2569 Orange Ave, Costa Mesa 754-1202 $81,500 Sat/Sunl·S 1970 San Bruno (The Bluffs) N.B. 640-7000 $98,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 331 E . Carriage, Santa Ana 546-2313 $59,960 Sun.12·5 23271 Camin.ito Marcial, Lag. Bills 498-0500 $82,000 Sat/Sun .IU~ •526. Vista Grande, Bluffs, NB 675-SW Sunday 1.S 302 Columbia Ct (Npt. Crest) NB 67>930 $137,500 Sat/Sunl·5 2186 Vasta Entrada (Bluff•> Npt Bch 1~ St.35,000 Sat/Sui 1·5 15951 RhodOlite, Ftn VlY 83M327 .-u.ooo • S8t1Sun .5 635 Vista ~la, Bluffs, N.B. 640-8000 SaUrSUn l·S J •• , ............. 221SVislaDoftdo (Bluffs) N.B. 159-48ll $149,SOO Sat/SUnl·S 301 Vbta .Trucha, Blwfs, NB 6'5-03>3 ~900 Sun 1·5 4WOM 2U4 v-. F.Dtiada (Blurfl) N.B. • ~ $1•,500 ~/&ml-6 .~ .. .-.--.... - OPIN HOUSI SAT,/'SUtl 1.;a U POIMT LOMA Dllft Night light view; 6 bdrms .. 4~ baths• SoutbPort MOdel, f eaturtn• famllY rm., bonus rm. & much more. We'n sure you'll llke this distinctively de- corated home at $315,000. Owners have bought anothet' & a.ro anxious to sell! Fii LAMD-R& 'flEWt You'll never tire of ~ ~ive view from tbe picture windows & view decks. ~ Sq. ft. modem home with every feature you could ask for! $320,000 Includes the land. .. OFFICi IUR.DIM(i Beautifully located 2-atory leased of. flee bldg., showing good return. $420,000. Will considet' exchange for developable land. 67J..4400 34452 Y1a Espiftom Ocean view duplex, 2. BR, 2 baths. 2 Car encl. ------- IESTDUPLEX AYAILAILE Balboa Peninlula aarage. Near new. $1Sl,900 Call to see IUDLET&CO. REALTORS 673-3230 2UNITS 3br/2br. S17 Goldenrod $1..5i.OOO. ()pen Sat 12.f JOHN KOMER REALTOR 675-3119 Prime location for ren· I~~~~~~~~ tals. Spacious bright Coroea cltl Mer I 022 Beautiful, custom cedar 3 owners unit, large fr~nt ••••••••••••••••••••••• BR, 2 Ba, stained glass. ~r!i'tat'e:nl.roq~af:tu~ ••/tin 7.flmo:s this duillplebex ~t!':.~~·'· 7~ warm. Both 2 BR. 1 Ba, w em c mcome w could be laree born~. worth ~so,ooo. By THISOMIHASIT ALL Many xtra. To Me It • ts Owner. 840-'1'286. Front Row Spyglass Rill. tobuyit! HVHHls·Lusk · Ports~th.3Br.s_ltdwn 759-0761 Ex-•ooal 3 Br r m ocn view, Catalina to ..... .,.. . • a . Palos Verdes, from rm. 2~ ba, pool, Jae, Koi paneled FR & lrg LR. E"- pond, waterfall, lighted w /own frplc. wet hac Ja_pancse gaaleD. Total services both Frml din· pnvacy. view or garden ing, Van Lu.it & imported & pool Crom every room. wall coverings thruouti. The fastest draw in the West. . a Dally Pilot Classirled Ad. PhQDe OO·-ss'78. ----- Classified Ads sell big 1400 Seacrest Dr. CdM. Parquet kit Or, micro· Items. s mall Items or 0 pen Sund a Y l · 5 · wave oven. Master Br any item. 642-5678. Sl97.SOO. (714) 640-1923. has walls sliding mirrred 4 BR & FAM RM or DEH 721 Bellis, Eastbluff, N.B. 640-9900 Sat & Sun 10-6 TOWNHOUSE FOR· SALE l BEDROOM 629 Skyview Ln, Costa Mesa 759-0761 $83,700 Sun. 1·5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE Z IR Ir I Ill 181 E. 19th St., Costa Mesa 646-8811 $77,950 Sat/Sun 1-5 2 Ill Ir 2 Ill 30436 East.Broadway, Costa Mesa 675-1972 $ll5.000 Sat/~ 11-4 520-5201.h Avocado, Corona del Mar 644-7383 $164,950 Sat/Sun I-S ZIR&llll 309 & 009YJ LaJ olla. N pt. Bch 546-2313 $205,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 TRIPLEX FOR SALE 3-2 IEDIOOMS 4.236 Shorecrest Ln, Corona del Mar 644-4910 $175,000 Sun.1·5 HOUSES FOR RENT 2 • A FAM IM or DIM 12 Rue ChanWly,BigCanyon, NB 640-6161 $750/mo Sat/Sun 1·5 3 IEDllOOM 3353 Fuchsia, Costa Mesa 640-9900 $450/Mo. Sunday l·S l•&FAMIMerD94 1418 Seacrest (H.brVuHills)CdM CdM 644-4910 $775 Mo. Sat/SmU-$:30 CONDOMINIUMS FOR RENT 2 .. ROOM 32Canyonlsl8ndDr (BigCyn) NB 6"-4910 $695Mo. Sat/Sunl-5:30 J • & 'AM IM _. D9t #9 Lago Sod Irvine 645-0303 S.9strno Sat/&ml·S 2763 mtlview (HV Knolls) NB 6'"25G $590 Sat/Sun 1·5 -J IBIOOM 301 AVenlta Cerritos (The mutra)NB 6".25f.2 $.S90fmo S.t/Sun1·5 4 •Ir PAM lM wD9f •#1 Mojo Court, Npt Cr~ NB 644 8053 $MO/mo. lse Sat/SUril..S wardrobes. Oen view, sunken bath. Walk-in closet in secondary BR. Pror lndscpd yard & patio wthuge pool. Jacuzzi. fire pit & loads oil decking. 3 Car gar w /rm si storafe lof\ & dee di' Ol)nr. June Gruhn 675'5113 *•UNITED BROKERS 646-7414 Harbor Yiew HHls Lusk-Burlingame 4br, 3ba , ram. rm din.rm, bonus rm, 2 rrptcs, open beamed cell lngs. OPEN HOUSE Sun 12-S 1422Keel Dr. 644-5615 SPYGLASS HILL By Owner Decorators brlgh( cheerful ram home. 7 la bdrms, 4'1t&, din rm, 2 ram rms. 2 frplcs. view $315,000. Qualifle~ buyers only call ror appt.. 640-1388 BY OWNER Spyglass Ifill, $275,000. S Br 3 Ba, View. Harbor View Hills, SJ.89,500. 4 Br 2 Ba, View. 640-2981 (Qualified Buyers Only) Beautiful duplex:, So. of hwy. Comer loc. Ea. unit 2 BR, lg. liv. rm. w/frpl. 1164,950 PAUL MARTIN REALESfATE 644·7383 CANYON OCEAN VlEW 2Br & den, So. of Hwy, l Blk to beach, $215,000. Owner will carry.Shown by appt. Owner bkr 673-5740 8etl1 K9'f Realty Open Sot. & s... A perfect boine in perfect cond. Briaht., sunny at open 4br + costorn built ofc overlooldnl Kol pond. Pdnte bfacbes • -.orgeous yard. 470t- ~terRd, Open 1-41 613-1181 . . VAC.OT H .. 'S TOUICHANCE ·T-•lsWii•!la~.T:,~~:"~ ECOHDOMIMIUM , __ .._ ___ _. SEXY • ... ,illS compiedoo. ~ Bodroom, 3 &>.th coo· JdMI CM Jroc•lhMa. Ptln dom.lllM.ID lllOllM. md uail on11. wlth iood vhw. MlwportPlcrU Di:U,htr.t patio.~ PRICE c•. • 67'.J.JOM to parkln1. •l•o eucloted 5 BR 1._ _ _. ___ _. __ 1 dauble car f4•ro.e. 1 ·-----· J\ofrt~atorand1tovcto REDUCED!! -.OLP COURSE ~· 5:6.]666 EAS'TSIDE s lti', 1 O.th. Beat ~ l>eacb trattlc .. ~... Large lot. New paint & with ~ new llatlng. s --feocedyard. Bectroani, 2 batb ptu.s MESA ¥El.DI $69.750 family room, walk to &IGAHT& ._..OM THE t&L OPEN &UN. i.s 6311266 646-208'1 schools & shopping or 1111leoron.c1e1Mar 1012 Great ror 111. fiamlUt•11, Owner/Agt. "bibtt>beadl. Youbelt41t' -··-··-····-· ••••••••••••••••••••••• beeut.fbdrm, bu&e fam eeeitnow atonly~.ooo. 17.ZOl ,;S_....._ Exeloslve area 4bove Buntlllgton Harbour. 3 Bedroom cusblim bome with pool. $185,000. EXCl'l'IHG> E~ve Mme. ideul for entertaining. •rwo· story lidtll room with Paloa Verde s ton~ fireplace t• t:eilintt.., Formal dininit r oom. library, family room, two wet bars. 3 bedrooms 4 baths, pool room. M: dock. Vlew. $.117,SOO. Open til lPM.. ... 1'0UI DllAM NO ... Ill ftWl•te CAMYOM .... Last remainlng fee simple lot in Sboredilla! Approx. ~ acre w1tb wta.ite water. Catalina, jetty view. Come by & explore this breatbtaldog =Y· Buy it and build yourueam rm. frml din rm & lg llv WHALEN R E AL ,.... CoaMI by k see this • Here's ESTATE,898-Tl5S. Ollll So. at Adi.ms, wellt I~~~~~~~~~ s,..s Resale Specialilts. 3, fJ/N.-.a v~ r>r. East, Op~rtunitJ. i : .... ...._ .... 1 u onGoUCoursenr.,riaht cu ... ••EA.STSIDE .or.,-wmuuesava • T Opea ouwS-I ·S __... eomew/pools,008-4602 0 n • " a I e r · 18 3 11 Older b · DUrLEX Pennington Properliee Tai:i.aaet. er ome m Newport • Open Sat/Sun 1_. RIGKr OM Heights area of Costa 0 _. HOUSE Me ·a ' ··-"e " " I t 30'36 Eaat Broadway, r-R" GOLF COURIE 5 • ._. • w.. 0 . ow n e r m a y h e 1 p cu Re..&.·ced Best view in Mc.'Q Verde. finance-try VA. 2 Br ea. Rear unit bas lge ""9 Li 4 bdrm or 3 " den, HUR Hy TO SA v E ! Cill lam rm, 1 frpl ea. Encl COHDO IY OWMER taacb style •ill&Je story CENTURY 21 . yrdsea. $115,000675-197%, 3Br, Prime Ullit, newly W/WJ). Ql&artel'I for maid 97 _E_'v_e_s_960_·S022 __ A...:g;..n_t._--1 painted, bUJ patio pool, or teenagers. No. of __ 9.·1·0•5•0•5•3·6··1•4•7•4-' clubhsc. 84!8 Benjamin. Verde Dr. East. on Couo- * * WESTMONT SPEClAL llllL_..,.~ . Model perfect. 4 Bedroom, Z bath with fruit trees. no-wax floors. new range & oven plus many xtras. Only $72,900. * * CAL CLASSIC IY lHE SEA 5311 Gletl1t.e Iii Pl .. ··~·,..=~ ~ .... OUAAR .UO. HOUSE SWEET ITIS-4611 COlt1\.AMD Of9f s..... 1-1 Horne with ocean view! Freshly paint· ed inside & out! New carpets, choice of color, kitchen floor as well. See Bob CamphP.11 ~1"*)!@9 ' Adams, No. orr Mesa MESA VERDE 847-2!124. $61.500. • lGYClubDr.3079Counlry A B c OPENSAT&SUNl-5 Club Dr.~ PACESETTER ~Walker &lee 3 br. 1 lh ba condo. Pool. ON THE PLATEAU patio, new paint & crpts. 3 BR, 2 Ba plus formal Very gbarp! $Gl,9oe. Real Estate ... it's just that simple! dining room or fam-rm. 17685 New land . By Fantastic 4 bedroom. 2~ bath in best location, Near beach, golf & schools. $111.000. * D~UXE * "IEACHW ALI .. TOWNHOUSE it'sclifftcwtto Portray a ll the rlne feattae9 ol t.hib :...iper home. There's a family room, with w /w carpets, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, well priced under $70,000. C•S40-3666 BRADLEY Be COMPANY c/?uJ.t,ou 2865 E .CDAST HIGHWAY CORONA DEL MAR 673•3230 ' I I 022 Corona •1 Mer 102 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• _.···eaeeea·aaaa·aenaapanspaa PF MUST SELL PRICE REDUCED $65,900. Charming E astside home with large lot. Need sa.le this weekend. ()pen House 12 to 6. ~5 E . 23rd St. 645-3474 Once you sec our inven-Most desirable locations, _o_wn_er_. ~ ___ 1.._, ___ 1 tory of i;cveral beautl!ul qwet cul-de-sac. HURRY OM 'l'HIS! EASTSIDE homes you wvn·t look any farther. Or&I SUM. 1·4 nil now for details. fHDave Daugherty 1995 I BUSHARD 540·3666 SonshlneBroller Owners have bought 546·4871 another & are anxious to Wl1ela11 REAL ESTATE ·--------1 sell this 3 bdrm., 2 bath 1026 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WANTED: So Cst ANG Htn h ome. n ear be ach, 1choola & shoppin g. C.0GD__pare at $65, IK>O ! HEWPORT IEACH REALTY 675·1642 7216 HCIYetU'Odl Dtlft 3 Bedroom, 21h bath, customized in· terior including wet bar. Beautifully landscaped patios. Comm. facilities inc: 2 clubhouses, pools, jacuzzi & sauna. ¥J Mile to beach. $94,000. REALTY INC. 714/846-1371 REALTY INC. 714/846-1371 ;iasm 41D~21ATH ' $76,900. Close to beach 9302 Comstock Open Sal & Sun 1-6 Sbafer&Allen Realty, Inc. 675·6741 -£ELUSIVE CAMEO SH01£S 219-Miiford Dr. . 0,.. Haus. S.t, S.-. & Mon I ·5 Ocean & canyon view, redecorated, :rnr, family rm & ppol. Master be.d.room w/fantastic sitting_rQ<>m & frplc, many xtras. Principals only! ... 1.,.~---. By owner, 3 br, l~ ba. bnntwd flrs, new kit. tile, dose to schls. min's t bch. $66,500. 752.9499 Attractive 4 Br home with 2 Br. 1 ba rental unit. Low mainL yrd. Try $98,000. 546-8640 Bkr. In trade for luxurious 57' Norld Race/Cruise An· napolis Sailing Yacht w/Dana Point sllp. Value $102,M. Call Bill Galea (213) 923·8187 or (213} 861-2877, (21.3) 923-9877 Larry Walsh COOLtT! In the sparkling pool of • this fantastic Franciscan HunffftC)tOft a.och I 040 Hwttinqton Beach I 040 Fountain 4 hr, 3 ba home. •••••• •••••• • ••••••• ••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1042 Spacious rooms, sweep-••••••••••••••• •••••• •• ing circular staircue, spectacular mstr . bdrm. suite.. w /secluded parent retreat and a 3 car garage, are just some of the mary features. Ask to see it uow. Owner agent $245,000 675-5250 or 675·7396 Costa Mesa I 02 CcKta MHO 1024 ..•..•.•••.••...•..••. .••...............••... AXER UPPER Custom Collejle Purk home. 2U1 Avalon. Open WITH POOL Sunday H Agt. 5-45-4289. i\f'cds paint and carr<>l. -• , , All 1t takes 1s. a little 1m-GREAT Sl'.LE<...110N of 8 aganatiun & work and homes. Frnm SSS,000 lo you'll have a beautiful ~:!XJO· All terms. V~ts pool h<>mc. Hurry, call 0 flown. frl•e assist. ti45·0003 Agt l-7H 529--1783. - NEW CONDO End umts/2 Ur. 21:. Ha. bl"am ccilgs. Cl"r:Jll111" tilr , 2 fplc's. l'ool & spa. ~fi!l .500 Prine uni~'. t;75-llll 2 Bkr. EASTSIDE Lar9e Lot 3 Oed1·m, f. din room. dbl det. lhll' & r1rt>place. 1111 on h:lrdw<l noors Uo11·1 wi11l, call now 045-n:n C ENTURY 21 . __ Westc~lff Realty EASTSIDE POOL + GUEST SPANISH CHARMER HEW OH TH£ MARKET 3 Br 2 Ba, 2 car garage, new carpet, paint, va· cant. & available now. Sl65,SOO EAST SIDE Large lot w /3 Udrm, a II new interior. move in tond. \'acunt & waiting. ii7:~ College Park~ Jara BOAT LOVERS-See thus bdrms 2ba. Cam rm, 2 immaculate 4 bedroom, 2 used brick frplcs. Like a bath, single family home nl'w hse, ready to move near Oar.a Point Marina . into. Quic~ Cul d·sac st 10 Open bo'1Se Sat & Sun super ared':-1i8().000. OIH 1-4PM. 2~211 Yacht ~CL.,,__...& Sul /Sun 9·6pm . Dy Drive, Dana Polnf. --~· Owner. 979-9039 ;t . R.-M.. ---AMCHORACH .__., :! story Spanish hme 846-5573 w t3br & 3bu. study. Prof. IH¥mMIMTS 1--------- decorilted. Adjacent to 1714J 496-7711 S.A. Country Club. Pr1n '========:!lay ownr. near beaches & only. $129,500. SS7--0595 B Toro I 012 park 4br. 2ba, Cam.rm. By ownr. 3 Br 2 Ba. beaut. •••••••••••••••• .. ••••• formal din.rm, front & -**OPEN SUNDAY 1·5** -l.A~DMARK HOME 8681 Dor••N Orn• DlrectfoM: Adw to ftOl'itl • Ne.t• .. t bit to Doi H•r•. T.,,. rigid to ....... 4 Ir. IV• M. t.. nw. cptl. ....... A pt••· c••erecl patio. Conter lof. HMvy st.elk• roof. 41/1 yrs old. ASklHG $14,900 VART AMIAN REAL TY Call 962-7048 BEACH CONDO Join tl7~l!!oWD'' at Huntington Harbour. Also t ennis, s wim . j acuzzi. sa una at clubhouse. Wa lk t o beach. Beautifully ap· Pointed 1 bedrm garden polio. Great Investment. Live In or rent out. T1·i Harbor Realfors 646-3255 1044 back yard. & pool. lo rear patios. seaberry's ~::;:~o'"u~umrv _mainUi69.900. 642·9358 Room For Everyone best. 536·8178 ~ 11eJOran1;1e Co\l•M••" 2200 sq.ft .. 4 br's, dining :lbr condo. Crplc, dshwshr, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~!!'!~~.~~.!?.~~ ~~~!:~.!~~~ Woodbridci-dArbortoll~ V'\ 645-9161 Barnnin Hunters rm. 9xl2 doll house. washer/dryer, pool. xlnt ~-· w. a ll the extras. Just locat. upgraded. S55,000. U p grade lu x ury BY OWNER l•--------1 Briarcliff mdl. Owner • FREEDOM HOME $59,900 Last chance 11nc1cr $60,000. Need s<1le this weekend. Call quick! 6-12-6368 111.·rc's the Clne you'\ c !isled. $82,950 640.7930or 540-8902. llt'cn wail111g for. Only Carri-HouH s & s Park lluntmsiton. $6600 Down wlll finance. Sli9,500. Immaculate 3br, 2be. Open Dally. 134 Laite S•iB.noo. for u neat 3 -'T' bcdrrn. 2 bath and big Realtors 639· 1 I 35 Many xtras. Quiet Cul-for owner occupant of View. 495·5006 or 559-1833 de·sac. $94,500. 96.1·8579 th~ 3 bedrm, l 'A bath, --------- family room with ~~~~~~~~~ fircpl<1Cl'. Douhle Jli.lr::tl{l' with automatic opener. Carpets, drapes and lot~ of extras. Excellent loca lion, just listed, hurry. freshly painted beauty. UNIVERSITY PRK Gas bltns, covered patio, VllloQe I BY OWNER 2 Br, den. fplc. Exce\l ent H B Edinburg encl unit. 3br. Huntington Riviera neighborhood. Nr ocean 2'l2ba, ram rm. on green ByownrprimeH.'8. locat, lmmac 4br w/garden views from kitch & Lake Forest ram.rm, 3 car gar, lge 1-------- l ot. Open Sat/Sun l'all 54<»1151, ~~HERITAGE • .,. REALTORS Spacious & newly crptd 4 _84_7_·7_44_0_. _____ _ BR. 2"'1 Ba, home. in To w n h o m e . L g e & marina. '65 990. belt w /view of pool & ten· wooded s urroundings. NEARBEACH Jnterestiniz rock frplc 8 Br+ Family room Newporter Mdl. 1400 sq ~5800. eves847-8823 n1s crt.s. Profess1onall,y rt. Nr Hunt Harbour & We1fhonnR9Cllfors 'decorated w /man y w/conversatlon pit; lgt' $79,900 Bkr. 963·68711 beach. SG4,900. Open l..t1REHetwork xtras. $94,500. O/H .Mstr Bdrm. IJRPrOX, 25()(1 sq. n. SeUer moving out of state. $114,500. MC FINANCIAL INC. 752·5162 hach Location house, Sal/Sun J-R. 4987 i---------Sat/Sun 11-5. 4J02 Senisa Prime ocean locale-llonlto Dr. <follow signs i----------Wy, or appt. 552·8488 walk to beach. 3 DR. 2 on Dolsa Chica. btwn SAY ''HELLO" TO DA, fixer upper, $7l,900. Pearce & Warner> Prln a good buy. Value is the MISSED LOnERY B i g J 0 t . M a n y. only. 846-6357 word tor this a br, 2 ba Exceptional view, brand 3 +FAMILY RM Nice Halecrest. I =~ haUl!l, shake roof, huge Fountoln VeUey I 034 possiblllRes. As is condl· Hunt 1nglon Village new 2br, den, 2ba, Turtle l. BK """"''ll ho me. Fea turing a RockGlenGardenbome. ion. .,.... . ..., 2Br Condo, 2 car gar, u d d $ soo crackling fireplace, pgra e . 149, . many upgrades. Im· walls. or mirrors, plush Owner. 752-2473 maculate. walk lo beactt. in · Ownr/Agnt. 536.0543 or carpet & & encl. paho-Uruveraity Park Villa1e lot. ~.950 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SUMSETR.E. CONDO SPECIALIST, , 2 br rlasi.1r on q\llt't lrce· ·•--•-:=-:-:-:--:~~":'I linl'd st on E -.hit' . .Just 11 Call551·8ti23 HB, CM , l"' Vl y. NO Touchstone R ealty, ~ Only $69,750. Act quick I 962.7265 on l.!115 genuine bar.,oin. 111._By owner. Char~ ng ,,. & airy 2 story 4br, smfle Open S..nday 1·5 ~ Shorecmt detached home oo ma1or rest lll'l'OC'lJ. Offered nt •TOWNHOME• $75.000 ONE YEAR HEW ~villeProperties Must sell ... bou<jht another ( 714) 54 9-246 7 1'1>acious 3 ndrm. 21it ------- IJath. decoriitor [ll'rfect. I HOPE YOU'RE Fenced p11t10. alrlum, HARD TO bE'am ceiling. xlnl C'os ta M11:>a Inc. Close to l'\'cr PLEASE ) lhing. SS.'l.700 759-0761 HEW VIEW HOME 3 &!rm, :Iba, frph:. ::;hake rf. 2 sto1-,.. Still lime to pick cptstdrps. $89.950. Owner I Agnl~7~5 CONOO S PECIALIST, ll'B, C'M , F \'I~·. 'T'o11rh stnne Rr,tll\. 'lf\3 08ll7 . ... lwl'ause you'll 11p- preciall" this lmmaculnte 3 b<-droom. 2 hath home. 2 car J,!ara~c. all hu1hins. with tar1tc open b~nm tamil.v room. Call 540-3666 Wltela11 REl\l ESTATE Clevil~CJ>ropertit• 344 PRINCETON! COLLEGE PARK 3 BR & Den. 1600 sq. rt. of beautiful living. Open House Sun. 10-4, $7tl.950. 9obbe Suikkl UNITED BROKERS 646·7414 or 751-5959 IYOWMIR •MESA VERDE 3 Sr 2 Bia, Family 11l1ed yd ; patlo w /brlc:k BBQ, bonus rm . New cptna. pl\lnt, t()()f ~ l'>ltthrm ftx· tu~s. 2917 Royal Pnlm 994.000. P/t>. H\lrry, lhlll won'tlMt' OPIM SAT Ir SUH ,::o~E<;T E OLSON ·~ ... • I '' N<'wport ~ c•ntc-r Rt>oltv Inc t\"40 I I! I .' I 70 Np• r_ t. Ur C.• 1 1 1 9002 GettysburcJ Dr 1 ......_. . greenbelt. Designer lDx.33 Living rm, 19x35 ·-·r home w/dramaUc decor. Pool, 4 br, 2 ba. bltn 146-5573 11e private courtyard· micro-wave & Cornfog 1---------1 great for entertaining! A cooktop . Waterfall BELOW MARKET. By diatinct.ive location near bthlnci wall or glass. owner. 3 BR1 2 BA, eta to pool. spa & tennis courLs. Walk to schools & park. bch. Pricea to sell at $117,500. PH: 552·8982. S81.,SOO. P.M. Cooper & S67,950~ Mov~ In now, Assoc. 536·1484 re.nt until els of escrow. Open hse 19922 Qtuary. CllU ~or 842-1391. Sharp 4 bedroom, famll.,, room, custom drapeii. upgraded floor1ng & ex· 1ras. Located io popular. COLONY,. $89,500. 552-1999 moat i>opular 3 lllG'oocn home tn au per famLI~ •~• fl Jrv111c: F.xTR£MEt.Y Wt'll de touted. No• Ma4,900 CaUto~. ~CH REALTY 551-2000 WATEIFIOMT 2 Br, den. 2 Ba. end unit. #63 Lakeview. Open House Sun. l -4Pltf. owner 494-0536 17621 f'tASTINGS Beautiful, popular, 4 bdrm family home rn Culverdale. ·---------•Univ. Pk. Vlll. U. Condo. 3 15202MARHE "Ayres" San Miguel with pool, ~pa & R.V. access. IUTGEttS Br. bonus rm. good loc. In UN1V£RSITY PARK Slll,500. Agt. CMarilyn) a 3 bedr•JOm 1900 sq ft 848·1511, 962·f388 res. or home with a community ~0211, page999'Z of great living. ThlS can DEANE homt. 3bdr & den be)'Ot.ll'Sforonly ~.soo. in University Park. Call Cor appt. Enc Io s e d J a c u z z i . RANCH REAL TY 551-2000 11Dd\tER" CONDO •• in magnetic area' Walk lo pool & rec. hall from }o ur 3 bt!droom townhome. Sporting new rnr(><'ts, bulll in wc•t har & f'irephtc(• ! Entc>rtain· rncnt'i; a nat1Jral w 12 pools. jacu1.1.i. park & lush landstaping. Seeing 1" bel1 t:v1ni:1 S77,!j00. !Open t1l 9PM > .\l!9Em ~oqe~!h a DEN, POOI., .SPA, and live in the prestigious • RACQUET CLUB of Irvine. All this for onlf s12s.ooo. DON'T BJ LATE FOR TllE SUM· \!ER AHEAD!!' RAM CH REAL TY 551-2000 (;ooo LOCATCO:-l, California hme, PIAn 104, 3 Br 2 Bu. 1''nm Rm. Din Rm, w /buffet, newly p~unted. S7t.i,500; Prine unly . 759·5848 d ys, 5.'>9·0186 e\ s/wkr~Js -------- RANCH! RANCH! llt"re it 1s' 4 bedroom home with a POOL. :10d THREE CAR GARAGE. 1'ruly u homu for ex- t!Cutive living and enter· tainin!?. Special this week ror Sl.22.900. Call for appt. · ~ RAMCH REALTY 551-2000 WOODBRIDGE S&S Redwood Model Twnhse. J Br. 212 ba w 1f'rplc, nr lake & pool. 11.tlk to park. Fully upgrd 'd. PP. S85,500. Will lease 5.'>1·5774 BEAUTIFUL DEERFIELD . •ONE OF A KIND Plan 5 PARK HOME in the Irvine area. 4 bedrooms. family room and dining room plus a breakfast NOOK. Prorcsslonally done throughout. NOW $129,900. Call forappt. UHCHREALTY 551·2000 WOODIRIDGE Steps to beach t lub. Choose your own in· tenor. ThJs' BR & 2 BA hse Is .ready for occup oow. 835.(>211 ext OSBZ; or 875-3534. WOODBRIDGE S&S Twnhse, 3 Br Fam Rm, 2V.. Ba, ownr. $87,900. ~ OHTHI WATBNOMf Nn a Incl Condo, boJow Jld. by ~er. 159-0839, Ml-<llJ:I Parkside loeallon. $124,500. By Owner 551·6896 WOODBRIDGE Creekside Willow Model. - ·1lxlrms.,3 baths. ~unken living rm., dining rm., uar·condilloning. Choice of carpets. Owner I Agent RANCH REALTY SSl-2000 •BYOWNERS LOTS OF XTRAS 833-1768 lOOOsq.ft + pool At lanJGin Pric~ Owner must sell. 4br, (am.rm. din.rm & xtra large bonus room w/bar &. duce floor. Covered patio & BBQ. Close 10 park & tenms. rcducl.'d S5,000 ror fast sell. 5 l.J.!l41 l Real Estatt- E.-,tabh:,hmcnt WO<X.lbndge Place, :,ngl sty 4 Br. D111 Rm, F.im Rm. & tntcnor :,un rm. Sl2.L.500. 832 251"1 or IH4·4180 Turtle Rock Pool Home. Jacuui, .\1C, 3 Br, rho· ing & fam rm 's. Sl28,000 Turtlerock Brdmr Plan -t. Paine. only. 64-HIE.:.__ Lr.(crnrlo_t,4Br.2r,,ba. :-IEW WOODBRIDGE Famrm.dmrm,lushlod TOWNllOME . Warm· sr p. Ph : ,833-32 13 ington,PlanC.3Br,2ha. O.mr /19481 Sierra Soto. $86,000. Ph 64<H013 days l(viM 1044 ~············································ VILLAGE Ill 2 IDRM.-fAM. RM.-21/J IATHS Three steps down from the tiled foyer of this two story home, and you a r e in an enchanting formal living rm. This home originally a 3 bdrm. and converted to a large 2 bdrm. -can be converted back easily. Plus cent. air conditioning, and beautifully decorated thru-out. New on the market and priced to sell. CULVERDALE _ S IDRMS. -FAM. RM. A hard to find 5 bdrm. home in beautiful Culverdale. Over 2400 sq. ft. of luxury living with 3 .baths, 2 firepla ces and . elegantly decorated thru·out. Reduced to sell. Call today. WOODBRIDGE OH THE LAKE Prestigious livin g in Woodbridge by the lake. Don't miss seeing this gorgeous Arbor Lake "Briarcliff" model home located across from boat house and lake. Complete with 2 bdrms., den, formal dining rm. and fireplace. All this plus more for only $117,500. RAC9UET CLUI 4 IDRM._.OHUS RM-POOi. Just listed and is this home a beauty! Sharp Wimbleton model home includes 4 bdrms., 3 baths, a 10x26 bonus rm., formal dining rm .• large sunny country kitchen and stunningly decorated. Plus a beautifully landscaped lot with a· 15x3S pool. Over .2400 sq. ft. of fantastic Calif. living. Hurry, priced to sell at only $119,500. CHAMCW.Olt 2 IDIM. It DEN Beautifully decorated. Plan 1 home in University Park. Plush, soft carpeting, custom dupes, bright sunny kitchen, stu.nnlng floor to ceiling brick frptc. Which divides living rm. ·& den. New on the. market. Owners say. ••sell this weekend." Hurry, coll today! red hill OPEN TODAY 1-5 NEW LISTING. 2 Bdrm., 2 ba. Cardiff Model m The Terrace. Upgraded wallpaper and carpet PLUS covered patio. FAST ESCROW POSSIBLE S80,500 17l!H CITRON SAMBO'S A DOG . but he won't bite when }OU come look al h1~ gorgeous house; plush carpeting, custom drapes. well done thruout ! Great cul de SiH' location with :-.upcr ne11!hbors all around ex· Ct:'PI on one side, which 1s open. light & airy! 1 Bdrms., :! baths. S89,900 ~~~oo_o~ VILL~ REALTORS Grnssmont U niv. Park 2hr, 2ba. frpl c. all BIG TWO STO~Y W/SPEtTACULAR OCEAN VIEW Mountainside. among the pine trees, a most picturesque setting, you will find this 4 bedroom, family room, dining room with just under 3000 sq. ft. Built like two separate homes, eaeh w/a fantastic view of the ocean (use your imagination). $266,000 JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2919 Newport llvd. corner 30th LOCJUna Beach I 0481 l.acJuna Beach I 048 •........................•.........••.•..•.•.. 180 DEGREE OCEAN VIEW Magnificent custom home in the heart of Laguna, close to town with fabulous Whlte Water Coves view & Catalfna sunsets. 3 Bedrooms, 3 bath. 2 patios, huge deck, street to street lot. $295,000. Owner will finance for 30 years. 9~% No loan costs. Call for ap- pointment. BOMD REALTY 831-9411 PriiM ComtMrcial ·Property In Woods Cove area. l l Units on Coast Hwy, 4 commcrc1al, 7 reslden· tial. Restored Laguna Landmark. $750,000. {fD~~~!~~~ I SSO S. Coast Hwy. · ~leach 494-9421 a men it ics. $84,000. Own r. -:;;::;:;;;:=;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;~~ 552·1*47!'i or 559-18i7 ~v~d_Y~_!!~~ _ By owner, Univ Pk, Vil U, Hanover, 3 Br or 2 +den, 2 Ba. atrium, grnblt !oc. m.ooo. 640·8145 LCICJUIKI Beoch I 048 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ()pen llouse Sun. 1·5, 2020 San nemo Dr. SUrl & Ca· nyon vleWll l'rom 4 BR. 3~'2 Ba lge decks, tarn- rm. 2 frplcs. $169-,500. Owner. ·~'!!'" 110S N.Coott Hw)<.,l09uno 494-U77 3l001 Coott Hwy.,$. Laguna 499-4591 NORI NS REALTY ENCHANTING POTENTIAL F'ixer-upper's delight sit· ting on large, wooded lot with imagination tan· talizing water course. 2 Bdrm., 2 baths and a shade weathered. View the ocean th-rough tall eucalyptus, walk to a fine beach. $125,500. HIGHWAY HUSTLERS 1''1ve lot corner-vacant & bwldable-avnilable on Coast Highway in Vk toria Beach area. R·2 & <'·I zoning. Call for rurther information. * 494-8057 * OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1·5 2810 TERRY ROAD WHITEWATER VIEW --· SIA TERRACE -• ,.t•• c.c11• rlty_wffh ....._ pool. bHc.i. ..ct rec....t&OR CHtw. Lonly tow.._ wftlt oc._ .tew, two fil.poc... . loh of space ••. aed a 9ood b•y too...$124.tOO f' 499-4551 LAGUNA BEACH •97·M89 !JANA POIN'r 493-8812 LAGUNA NIGUEL 495·1720 Loguna leach I 048 Hilla I 050 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• COAST ROYAL Elegant wood & glass home. 300 ft. to the crashing surf. Handsome appointments are abun· dant. 3 Bedroom, l Ya baths, sep. dining room. The qweL quality in this stunning house is very uvident. Excitin g whitewater view . ~.ooo. NORTH LAGUNA Mellow charm with modern conveniences, high beam ceilings, wood paneling, custom stained glass windows. some of the features of this lovely OPEN HOUSE SUPER BUY! llEOROOM Probably the least eosll~ or 1t 's kind m Laguna Htlls, a neat 3 BR, 2'Bat.Q Sorrento model, Vi block. to grassy park, witlt vaulted ceilings, near new carpets, and frc:,11 paint. · Only $70.900. Assumable V .A. Loan OPEM HOUSE SUN. 12·6 22371 Torino homP~TTFtNA Cal1 6CC0 72 I f . Spanish style home, f'X· ~ pansive living room, ~ high beams h eavy • • beams, til e floors - thruout. • Bedroom, 3 Laguna Ni«JUel I 052 baths, family room. This •••••••• ••••• •••••• ••• • house is an exceptioital NEW PATIO HOME value •. Panoramic 2BRPLUSDen,2baths. coastal view. $195,000. fireplace, wet bar. up· ~bgewater ~REAL ESTATE 1350 S.Coast Hwy. 494-8536 OCEANFRONT LIL'<urious 2 BR, 2'·" BA 1900 sq.ft. 20' hi wall ol glass onto lg sundetk over sandy private bch. Central local.. great vu. Exchange for income. $250,000. 497-1711 11_ · lleel' '1( REALTY Araded carpels & drapes. l.anrlsca pcd beauty 011 cornt!r lut. Adult com mun1ty. $94,500. JAYW. YEATS REALTORS 499-2237 ..--'!t' ,.. --· - •JtDAJLVPft.OT ~.":':':~""""~"~""'"" ~.':'!':~ •• ,..,, ~~!: ... _ = .... ,., .. ~!.~~!~~!'!! .. ~~.~!' Sile t Silt ---:-Hiiiii r.a.::---.._. rfliG 1069 .._. l06t S.Chme•t• 107' s...-._._,-__...i:..,....~ .................................................................. -.• =...-: ··•· ...... --................ ..................•.... c..a..,.. 1011 G . INVOLVED tt.al•Ylefo 10'7 IHclt 106t Mlwperfleecla l06t ....... • .... PRESIDENTIAL .............. -.... .. ..................... •• ... _..... ............ ...... ..... ........ .... HEIGHTS C~ Taldng the t step is often the SUNDAY 2-5 DIVCRESJ DOVER SHORES Luxurious alncle story Absolutol)' ht• new. hardest QIMt. \..YOU're ready to tnOYe 1&21PIGASUS llftl • r~i!:J~1etne:5u'!t ~~i1~.~~::r~. uporstartyOUl'iinv tment~rogram. IT I :J J:Ut. z • sp.t41ng· 40' Pool . with 2 patJoe cathedral cptl/dtps. Cloeo to pool. but have becom Contused Wlth all the .....,. BA. dto, I YlJll rm, •'· .. ••01tva1·w... _ ... " ............ nlyly··-old. Super Buy at $59,500. _ ___....of today market, then come ~--------· llU'\Wll nD.14 modcl'Q :nAa9 .. .........,.--.., ..._.. "2-Mll ..... ~ Frv -r----~ ·"Tre•IDU11 :tar. kitchen WJtlrHklul Prteedto UIMmedi.t• ... sa ,.. . " OWllll" Only'85,950. Byappolot-,_.. • ., to the expert• at Quail Place , O•UIL'r. UP41r ., .... U1.1atalt• I.a llC~, 11. Jovtly 1 •'°'7 ·)lo.n. $186,500 menL()peoUll1PM. Properties, Inc. r..-solid proCessJonal •I • l«>cn p.i.>01 «ttn w/f.rple. bath. IUl • go model Jn ad' ex-DeUgldM 4 Ill counseling. Pyra:nid your equities •lme lut. Toll m•nY for or 1u ~•• tluai~eareeoreucutlve fM'-uai~ Beautlrul' bedrm. :t ith h de d/ chas r tW"CS tu hat AJl room• aro 6r111ht; presUa• bom.ca.' Brt, 2 RMllSdutt . ··••1Hto.led Iii I"' blat.b, hUCo fami17 rm & w an mcc an. an or pur e Showe u Ile rnod~l. a11 y, •tt111cttvt•. Lrii. ~. din-rm, beauuruJly a-:!.tactt1 den. Pluah crpts, c:ustoto !"1th an ey~dtoward bigWb-futurebretum 2 111 1t.t orr. Own r toncl b1~ky.a.rd w/Wal.llr lanchc•i>•d yud. 41e•u r,2Vi1Mr.~.-r,...wffll --·-r: •• . drapes, only_onc year 1oryourgo.1 enyean. enow ave, ..ul c:1rry 110.ono 2nd IOWliat.n " tl"t"e$. !! Cu Ownou utremoly DW.. ... Mew O.C.atwlOtdl. wftt1 MOOOUA~s~-~?r ni.MM old. Don"l delay! Ool1 3-4, '-, 4. 4 .. 4, 5, 6, 8, 6, 6. 6, 6, 7. 9, 10, T.1>.~Ji S1tlliuo 1•ra10 hu clllc. dr. Wt. motlvott'd. Dy appt. on· ,... • ..... --. • $7UOO. 16, 216, rt, 32., 62 and 203 units PLUS Jl·t. Call tU·UIU ~·-.. , •• ·a.oltv Jy. Undur 1150,000. ~.....:...... &.L&..v/PLAnw/= 1so Degreo ocean view, REDCA.Rl'ETC96-4'17$ c 0 mmerc i a1 pt' 0 pert y. A .... ,. .. ad.I. _ ., 1~e1 -..-r__,.... ...... ,, ~-.. • rrplc,golf,swimpoot.ru '92-9700or83J. ... 995S n-sa~•• -·-Oii OY• .. 5 -------• C714164Z·3H2 NEWLlS'flNG ltJ41Mw•4 &.-. I to6 M Qille Pluma. ()peA Sun ~ ~ ~•An-,. • _______ , ll..: 141·5'20 HARIOR vu CARMEL lnn6 JI MZ.0244 .. hrs"""'64' 1-5. '93-9672 bkr. Santa Ana I 080 I.AIU ENOUGH TO ... ,.. SMALL brnantic View ~i ... n 3BR, fltm·rrn, dla·tn1, arY-.-vrmmrT~ OCEAN VIEW, s Br2 Ba, ·-..... ~ .. -........ IMOUCMt TO CAIL~ 111. ,,.._ 'UUoY the hahlll "' h~· " A" 2RA. Primu fem. loc. ln a --------._ ~ fncd yd, close to stores; ·.VA OK II .Quall l'mQuall l aaan\"'tdolrnmth"hm ... CHERRYLAICE Npt. Bcb. Hy owner I beach & schools. • na---Jy3 bldrm, Z batJ1 homr. ••• $m,~Ulcl'aJund.09,•o Mewportlhcac.. 1069 Mewportleach 1069 $109,500. $20 000 dwn SUPER LARGE4 BB. 3 ~ ac• pt 0 ' ••• i 0 D a J I)' In sncloll• lJack }jar Sat/Sun l ·S lBU Port ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... J bal , BA s E p F R . a--.n... Pl DP.!! ti ... landscaped and t11.1t.t'fuJ llt-:a oil a charrnu1.c cu • . . owner carry. &D!!C· • • • ...-. -r7S2•1920 7'51•1920 cJ,i.,•ilc.-, la 11 ap.-ciou. 3 Manl«i!Jib PJ. Call t;. ·492.3044 W/MASSIVE FL. TO MOO~t11lWl'Ol'r~MOOOUAl'ft.~•u.ot I)' det·or.t«l. Call today bedroom, 2':i bath homo &W-7730. .-CEIL. F.P. FORMAL • . . f« dee.alls. Centwy :tl w1thTWOhrt'pl11t·.-.!S1v . • OPEN HOUSES leochCoHoge DINING. NR. S. C . ~----at»• 41to. Ln ,,h TWOUHITS &!per Beach Cottaee. 2 PLAZA. $96,000. OPEN ..__..__ _._ ---------1 your mom IC t·o..,..o m OaPenioaula: channina bedroom n, bath, HOUSESATl.S. .._..,..--1-1200 ncot9Propet'ty 2000 the brijhl., cbeerte Spunlsh style trout '" 1514 RUTH I.AME fireplace, beamed cell-3122S.RENEDR. ••• ... ••••••••••••••••• .. ••••••-•••••••••••• 1:_~!r~e;:.i~d~ ~~;:i~ ~.itk: ~g: ~. with fli>le.: trt· Westcliff area. 3 Bdrms., 21h·)>aths,' ings. landscaped yard. PATCAHnELL RV!ACUS 2 nRHSE+dupl~-c ,S00.83tVUO trut• fum1ly hume-in levclrearapt.wathview family rm., pool, $149,500.•..0pen $102,SOO. REALTORS 541·,607 On paved toad, all utll stoodCJ.t.localloD.Price filfltlllltlC arH ! tsy ap· or buy &ocean. ~.000 Sat/SuD.1-S Broker, 831-0160 avau. Xlot tor invest-~000-• LG • .? BR,, H, B.a. f'rpl JXltntment only. sin,:;oo. NEWPORT IEACH Pict Brlld!onJTawnbowse ment. 4 Lots split. YEAGER RBALT~ • D/W, up,riidetl <Pl.s. & Opeoul!IPM REALTY 675-1642 UttSque Owoer3Btml.$S1,900. Terms1Bkr. 5S6-6t7l drps. Lai. focd. yd · 2036 E. OCEAN ILVD. Oluocharming,tb.is3Br $S1,900 MS-5071 ('14)6T7·5601 wJrruit trtt:1, spmk!rs & NEWPORT HG HTS albo p ul p . Bdr + lge Fam Rm. 2 lplc's & OR 522-0530 paUo. S6S,900. Pnn.ooJy. fb .• Quail~ Exclusive <;hffbaven Bb .... a..,,;;uns900· 0a o5mt. 3lS ms., 2 Oceao/Call)'oa Vil from $31,500Lo2BrlPBarl ,001,0001 '1--------tWestsid,.., two-2 !!!~.rm 581·-06Hc\·es. Plac• ' Luxury jnside & out. a~ . .-•. pen un.. bo\hlevels. R-2 t. QC. Oll)'. 11/•ACRES bousesononclot.10A.J.OO. Prap--a.I Beaut ocean view EtHJcmtfyyours Ownr/Brkr.642-4758 roryourmobilebomeor 2Cargar.Pnmecond.& Mlwporlkoch 1069 ....... w/pool. 4 BR. 3ba, 2 ~ ~ tEAErY Customblt,exectriplex, Wffhniftster 10,8 bid" sue. South of stytr.eet..64"24~,.!.500.PriJlc.on· ·····-··· •••• •••••• ••• 751-1920 St. . -... LIDO I I . 11. d 11 .. V" ..... r•oo au.rl u N1w11ou ••ACM frplcs. 708 James Pl. \ w ma a on o a r ... •••••••••••••••••••• C-0r0ru1. Ulil avail. Full (";~:-imr.iii~jiiji HARIOR VIEW •---------• By owner 645-2818, 7· • panorallll<: ocean. view. 6 BR., 2~ ba., 2-s~. By price$12,500. BKR. [@,IW~.·. iful• ~ EXECUTIVE OPEN HOUSE 645-5746 ,,,. 3'77 Via Udo. Newport ltadr The luxunous units lo· owner. Vic. Mi)e Sq. . (714)676-5717 m'""'• 1.5 BIG CA .... YOH 673-7300 elude an o~ners 3 Br 2 Park. lsi.>l LasSolanas 08522-2080 ••SOMERSET,. " Ba,, de;s~gned for OpenSat/Sun.allday OHIAc1111:: Processionally decorated Se:Jside hving in this 4 BR, 2r,.~ Ba, pool, . gractous living. -. 000 Anxious' 839-7664 -S U~ITS + s bedroom plus family spacious 2 story 4 bdrm jacuzz.i & view. Electnc .._._ . rt le h I 069 f ......_.:.:._.Be • ch I 062 Four Pin .,.,.,, . . Near new 3 BR, 2 BA " roo-.. 'gbly upgr· Jed on Balboa Pcnnisula. gatC!!. Agt/Bkr,644-M.LS, ~ ac ...... ,._. a ., Across rrom San REt .. v1u#!.. bomeonlacrc,pi:.rtiaUy BOMUSUHIT ... , •u ai Priced to s e 11 this "•"s957 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••• •• Cl p· ~ ""-r..cd H ;! tall• Xlnt home. lla s new .,,.,.. ============~===== emente 1~r. greal JACUlll i.u • ors s .,_ Lovel y pride or wallpaper. Terratotta Wt.'l'kend. PRICEDl.;;~iiii;;:;;;iiii;:;;;iiii;i;;iiiiiii;;~ summer & wmt.cr ren· s kll g 2 t 4 BR terms.BK ownershap units, ttle, Parquet entry hall. UNDER si3o.ooo. 3618 tals. splendid invest· par n d 5 y, BA' (714) 877·5691 East>side, near Wcstcliff. ( .. k l'urkLone.586-4000. WlSTCLIFF COME .a. RU ........... TO met fam rm, en, 3 · ORS222080 ocr ed t "'95000. .B extens1\e use o 11nt A ""'" n · • Perfect for the growing · ___ , er a -, y patLOs, custom wall un (oillfflj ~ Designers home, 3Br. NEWPORT HEIGHTS Duplex Dana Potnt family. Xlnt school dis· BminHs P,..rty 1400 apPQLnt.meol.only. Its, and bookcases All j + llgl UIJ formal dining rm. lam 1~ Yrs new, quality bit, trict. Call to see. .. ................... .. this ma prebt1.:1ous rm,lg.indoorgardenrm O · nl t 3 Bedroo & d viewfromb1tlcony · ,.·21 /"'--1... Newport Beat·h rom· ___ Real_E_s_ta_te __ -1 w/glass roof & Jacuzza, ne lD 0 y en, m en VJewLots . -<ri'W>lffle *ConY.HdiJpltol* muruty.OpenllHIPM. SEUIHG own~r.aootor\lv631-0S19 homes in all of N.B., CdM, listed in All good location, walk· 962·5521 40 Bed. Eslab 22 yrs. REAL ESTATE MLS. Under $150,000. Many amenities, inR distance to bench. other Real Estate Owner retiring, good 1· 'Quail~ NptBch/CostaMesa IACKIAY callforlistofthem&address. I~' !ti ....................... terms.A&ent,aaJ.87H P'ac. · SINCEl.959 3 Br2 Ba, 2 fplc's.1ge ,.-·.·~ ~, .... ~ MGWt.HomH ,BoatSales&Service 9 0 26 comer lot. Owner; Agent UHITED llOIClllS . f For Sale 1100 TakeOverJulyl Prap.rli•a 75 · 2 wtll fmance, noJoan fee. CLEO MARSALISI, 541-2739, or ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• GreatForFalDllyllus. ~-°"Jts~!~TltA<H JCCAD1NASSOCIATESl Quack possession. 646-7414. Deluxe edult park in DawnlnvestmenlProp. ~ ---t tt!ADOM~ 5115,000. 2298 Redlands Irvine. 2 BR., 2 ba., sun· 828-1627,S21·2080Agt -~Opn~~Su~n~H~o·o•n·t~o·4~·l-~= ---1 Drive. 642-0596 :rS::OX~tios4it1~4 earp. C:0.1.,.rciol DUPLEX OCEAM VIEW BLUFFS ANITA PLAN He.--6 Beach I 069 Newport leach I 069 • . Property 1600 & .... IGHT LITES 3 bdrms, 2 bath, frplc ~..-..' J~~~~~;I 1 Br, good loc m-adJt park, •••••••••••••••• .. •••P• ''03 c .I N ,, t . .-" ~ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ' euar, ' 1 ,.,uiwr lli\H!!OR VIEW HOMES Sll2,500. Ownr 5514038 Costa Mesa. New cpts, Long Beach's Best. 7000 clean, 2 yrs old, atro:.~ PllASE m . OPEN SAT /SUH Elegant living on top of carport awning porch, sq. n. stores & offices. 2 Cromncwpaik. 4Br,3Ba,Palt.>rmo,coun· Sea View Custom 3br, l·S Spyglass Hill. Ocean SanJuan patio&shed.646--8612 Story,allleased.lril'Ome Newport Pier R.E try k11thcn fam rm 2 den. Best vu. Open l·S view. 2 custom home Copistrano 1078 ---------$21,100. Pnce $1~.ooo. Call 673-2058 lrph·s. !u1'1y lodi;cpd. 1917 Yacht Enchantress #3 CMrry Hills Ln sites. side by side. ••••••••••••••••••••••• WANT TO BUY Fine bldg ioxlntloc.. --------•I i52-1073 BEST BUY IN $165,000 ea. Truly the Separate 2 Sly Spanish Double wide Mobile Erne:stll.Lockwood Wdtt111C&C<1rnpany OCEAN VIEW best buy in Newport. to stylt: home, tile roof, J or Home at Huntington By (213)427-8997 MEWBLUFFSCOMDO BIGCAMYOH day. Con ta ct Make 4br,2ba.Umqueintcr& the Sea or Driftwood. Eves<714)833·389t Uloomtn~ Delorl's Newport Secluded st•tting with 640-005lbetwe~n8:30&5, garden.Warm&immac. Huntington Bch. Pleaser.iii:;;;;;;i;;;;;;; Mo<lel, 3 Br 2':i Ba, end Beach electm• gutes &. view. _or640.6379.Prmonly S79,900.496 71f76. call (aft 6 pm> 551-6042 · Hewnort's Finest un1l . By owner. 501 Pool&Jacuzti 4Bdrm a.sk!orLauraine ,--Pl $133 500 644 7901 Tri·level Newnnrt Crest 2·~ ba. "'"ost' popular' HARBOR VIEW. NEW. impressive, Mis· • tt I ,._' ' 'U' Condomm1um rcs1dl•nre. aya. , . · . "" "• ,,,. 601 Lido. magn1f1ccnl Open House Sat. & Sun. 'fownbouse. Original model m this prestigious PORTOFfHO s1on Creek , 2700 sq. ft., 4 BEACH ACCESS ocean view, total 1J·6PM, Owner model. end uml., over· area. Owner/Agent. lofkindw/pvt.yd,Jush BR,dcn,lgecorncrlot, N.B Adult Pk. Vacant pnvacy, full security, w/cooperatew/rcaltors. looks pool & tennis 640-59.f7or644-841~ gardens, paddle tennis I g e o I i v c tr e c, 3.1', 1 Br. Pvt Pty. $2900. 7 69 H <."Ourts. 4 bdrm, 2~ .. ba, 1---------1 crt, stunning decor. 4 br, landscaped, wet-bar, 2 M2·2679 everyamemty.6 5 . t, St:A vn:w. Dynamic wmecellar&wetbar. OPEN HOUSE 3~2 ba, firepit, formal Crplc'1\, luxury Mstr --------- cx:can/htcs "icw. Brand HADLEY REALTY FRI/SAT/SUN din'g, gourmet kitch, swtc $139,S-OO. Owner. 'SS NATIONAL24.', sips 4, Grandma's House new. choo:.c colors 847-8844 1 SDAILY lam.rm, sep guest/den/· 496·5454 completely recondi- S:!5,000. under mkt i---------2511 Vista Dr, Bayshorc bonus room w/bdrm & . . l1oned. At the beach. ~i9 5(111 54li 861 I J.V. Co. Super i.harp house + bath 1718 Port .Margate Separate 2 ~ty Spanish $1500. (213) 387.1349 Excellent. k>cation Lil zoned. Center oC Newport Harbor. SOx270. Ideal fol small business operation or offices. Pnced to sell' (X4.!) ATTEHTIOM Investment Groups & Syndicaton Have income producing properties m San Diego County Brach Citieli from $800.000 to $25,000,000. Maximum leverns:c obtainable thru nex.iblc linancing. Jt.L. l\laloy JnvC6tmenls 2967 Carfsbad Blvd ( 714) 729· 1129 COSTA MESA 'hACRE· Eastslde 3+ UNJTS&Jotsolroom to bwld more. $180,000. 548-Ul67 EAST COSTA MES4 Newer~ l -2 Bdrm 1. 3 Bdrm. 1 Bath l NCO ME $510/mo Pacific Cst Rlty 1213) 433-4968 Charming 2 Br lh•1J:hts --· · style home, tile roof, ~~ ---------Hmc. With Form•il din HARBOR VIEW LIDO ISLE sepurate gurst quarters, Open hse Sun. 1·5 or by bcdrms, 2 ba. Unique in· 2AxS4,2Br,2ba,air,aduH ---------J1--------• In I!. h u I! l' c 0 LI n tr\ .. MERSET" BAYRtOMT l 3 CIJlll &much, much d 3$1~644·5128· Ownr. ter & garden. Warm & park, by owner. Laguna Condomfnfums/TOWft• SI aa.soo Helen Wood 644-6200 k1h:ht>n, to111Wr plumb SO 621\l' Waterfront, sandy more. $187•500. Incl Ian · °'•"""· immac. $79,900. 496-7876. Hills. 830-2239 houses for sal~ 1700 $15,000 Down, TRTPLEX MODEL be h I n B Property House 642-38.'>0 rth r~· M th rng. Rt•ally nt•Jt 1 H :! lot •ac . poo. 5-Dr 4 1 2 "• 2030 HOLIDAY RD. IEST MOBILE ••••••••••••••••••••••• no """"a esa, rec 'Ii.-" 1rnrt ;atldrt·~" Immaculate 5 bedroom. 2 fplc's, xlnt financln1e1--------• OPEN 1·4 AHAPfY HO EIUY Condo<R-ic:list .! bedrm w/gar. Pnv S79.900 Ci.ill ,Jcll'l Unin 3 bath home-lwo a\':ul. Owner will carryi OPEHSAT/SUN I 5 M .. ,...... 1iat1os. Extra prkg Ownr /\:!1 IH21i:ll'.R llrcplact•s J:rcat family 9rL. Elegant Jiving for 302Columb' Ct {Fri/Sat/Sun.) HACla.DA -OFTHEYIEAll H.B .• C.M., ~· ilv. SJl.'.lCes LEASE/OPTION Harbor Yu MonteCJO J ll!lhly upgr.ukd 4 ur 2 ha. Quiet, nr. grnhlt. 5700 mo/Sl!>C),000. Mm fi mo lsc Pri11 only. t. IO 11:! I eve/wknd; 8.lll <1124 dy:;. I r Id , ~.000. Prine. only. Call 1a • Bay crest, spacious 3 Lush gardens & fern ,., Ad 1 __ .. . ed Touchstone ea ty, li46-3928eves.673-4577 .irc.i p 11~ orma mms:. (Newport Crest) . bdrm., 2'1.i ba., dining 1·11ed . rr -x60 ~ t p ........ , P,rtc 963.(Ml67 On" pool ~11l'd lot and owner/agt. 714 6736272 Top flight condo; :J area & family/eating • alnum opens o to sell f!ght now. San ---------i I' It JC ED To S ELL bdrms. & formal dining are a of r go 0 rm ct master :mile, 4 bdrms .• 2 Juan Captstrano. Woodbridgo Crosstng, 3 l"OW! si 72•5oo 01wn 111 Harbor Vu Homes rm .. in a choice location. kitchen. Many custom ~g~s~:::~~Afi~hlsl~l~ RED CARPET NC?rth Cove, lrvane !!PM. POR'I'OFJNO Beautiful, decorator's features Realtors 831-9955 Highly upgraded:i--i.------- 4 Br, 3~2 ba, Cam rm, din home with deluxe up· BEACH DUPLEX deluxere$s;~~~al area. 492-9700 496-4775 Brig~ton Model. Super1--1-------- Lachenmyer Realtor I · j grades. Recreational . • location. owner anxious H NTIHGTON Quail ~ rm, i.tame rm. $169,950 facilities features incl. Pri~e i:ental area. 3 & a OPEN SAT /SUM l·S UPGRADED Coaches, no tosell! 213-540-7678 Plac• ,_rc_e_.O_w_n_e_r_644_-4844 ___ tennis, sauna, Jacuzzi & 2, wathin a blk. of the 31282 Paff001i•os pets, Wife expecting ---------1 BEACH NEWPORT CREST Prap•rti•a ~-------oce~n. $175,000 Incl. ~ baby, must sac. beaut. Laguna Ntguel. 3 ._URPLEX HY OWNl':H Lar.it·st 7s2 pool.SIJ7.SOO land. 1~1· ·~~~ ·~ space 714-898-9966 or Bedroom, 2~ bath con· rv model 4 Hr & l;1m 1m 1•00 ouA1ur:~~~~TllA0t This Could Be • · 640 TUSTIH GIB WALKER • 714.GM.ooss ask for Mrs. do-tow~bor,ne with Foul"' attract t ve 2 Upi:radccl. IJ75 :!:11u or THE OHE! (Newport Heights) ·--~---,Jj-Green panoramic VJew. Only bedroom. 1 bath units ~7971 By owner Hu;,tic 3 br, 2 Magnificent panoramic Room lo garden, build REALTY 675·5200 * 675•5930 * $60,900. 10% do"'.n ~or with guages in an ex· ha Form DH. LR. Dcn. view of Bay and Ocean. 3' solar pool, house your 363 E C For Sale, xlnt cond, 10x45 owner/occupant. Prin cellent. area. Will ex· --------11>t't.1rh gsl hsl•, beam Bedrm,3ba,2fplc,20:<2S boat,parkyourbRV.playl--•EA-S•T-B•L•U•FF--•I 7 · :.lHwy.CdM · Beacon, 1 Br, Mobile cipals only. Owner change .. Call our omcc •HEW LISTING* real. pool. nu crpls, walk rumpus rm W/wet bnr, volleyball, uild a Home Pk for adlts. No a1ent. (714)831-3194. foranaJpomtmeoltosec NEWPORT CREST 111,,ehlc; Ual'k IJ.1y area. fplc & view. $279,500. playhouse or entertain Sparkling 3 bed.rm, 2 By owner 3 Br 2 Ba, den, pets. Pool, nr bus serv. ~ I this Quail Place ex· 2Br, 2ba rnndo. Only :! i\pp WlO sq !l Sll I 950. 631-0331 the cub scouts on this bath and family room. $76,900. Sale. Opn llouse CM. 646-3302 ••!~-I IOO elusive. $137,500. Open l1l yrs old. S89.!ISO 1,1;,.:!.'H:l huge corner lot + a Pride of ownership area. Sun 12-4. 4964331 f _ _. 1200 s -9P)l, twwport Pier Rlty Ontu spllTkhng clean 3 bdrm.. Neatly landscaped Aett0ge or-• ........ ••••••••••••••• Call 673•2058 OPEN SAT /SUN 1-5 2 ba. home with many yards. Hard to Cind Mac-LUXURIOUS ....................... NEWPORT IEACH I£ 1 I · 2455 IAMBOO 21 custom hwlt ins. $99,500 co310C, Eastblulfsingle 4 Bdrm., 2~ baths, AVOCADO COUNRY OPLX , Quai l. Nt•w on market. Super 1i 1 affltonu!ll ....... 6tTI1.,1~fj,·· l~L··~~i-~~-§·L~ famtlyh.ome.Hurry,just formaJdmingrm .• fami· Near new home, 3BR, 2Br, l~Ba, lg. llvrm & Prap~C9 :.harp Lusk home 1n _ .... ~ listed, asking only Jyrm.; every lmag.LDable 2BA, on 8 acres. o400 mstr bdrm w/buge sun-...-..... NEW WATERFRONT COMDO Newport's mosl pr!' sttg1ou., 2 br, 3 ba. IJ! I u x ury unit. all amcnit1co; 111 eludes pvl sauna, boat :>lip avail, profc~s1on.1lly decorated. $215,000. Abo lea!le avail. Seller will help finance. Shown hy <&ppt. only. 673·~2AAt SPYGLASS Opn Sot /Sun I to 5 #8MORROIAY Very lorl(e lot with room for pool. Ports mouth model. Wood rloor11, high bealT\$, 2 hrick frplrs. $230,000 lee. Agnl 494.-0029 Ea~thlufl. 3 Bdrms. dm-$139,000. Owner will feature! $185,000 Mature trees. Property deck, + lBr, 1.Ba apt.. 75'?-1920 in~ rm . fam1lv rm. 2 • 675•5930 ~ carry financing. Call AGE.NT 833-9781 bas been split into 5 Choice locauon. l blk w MOOOUAIUtNlWl'OllTllACH hath~. frpk. llrighl &i---------" 540-llSl aeres & 3 acres. Owner S.13',950 chet>ry Beautiful )a rd 3637 E. Cst lh\\'. CdM 1 ForSaJebyOwner: in San aJWOUS. BKR. oce;sland R~....... INCOME UMITS "1th co\'cred patio. This .Juan Village nr new 3 bd, (714)676-5717 498 PARK AV'=. LAGUHA IEACE . ~un't last $l57,500 HARBOR VIEW HOMES 2 ba, 1 level condo., at-QRS22·2080 BALBOA IS'"' 2 Bedroom + alrgsto.dio DAVID D.CARLSOM DEtJJXESOMERSET HARIORYIEW trac wood & mirror ...,.. & h W lk 5 Bdfm ••. 3 car garage on PALERuo work, carpel, drapes. O ........ GECOU ... TY 673-1200 sun pore • a mg REALTOR 833-9293 '"' "-An "" --------•distance to shops & -----spacious pool si~ed cor• Prof.decrt'd,awardwin· handy kilchen, lots or ONESQUAREMlLE beach. Ocean view. O ft ner lot. Totally upt:raded ojng lndscp'g on lrg cor 0 PEN H 0 USE BY ovrhd gar storage, eosy $360 per acre. $230,400 $14S 500 *Only neLe * with generous use of lot.Sectoapprec.Open OWNER E. BlulC,4 Br, care, lovely patio total;!irm.$67,SOOdown. 2SMALLHOMES ~· • polished brick & teak house Sat &Sun 1·5.1801 Fam Rm, ~ fplc s, 2~ w/overhang, nr pvt. Jake Consider exchange. Off 1 of ours 1·ustom homes in parquet noors. This pro-Port Barmouth Pl. Call Ba, pool s1ze lot. 2214 w /ducks & fish, running Black Star Canyon. Open ono~~~e ot. biiewafte Nt•wpor1 H.:hts Thi112300 fesstonally decorated 644·1531. Own/agt. Alta Vista 644·1323 or streams thruout vlllagc, tllSPM. M Cardle ~ sq rt home has 3 Rdrms, t . d h e 5 r 644-1325 pools & recreation, quiet Q u A IL PLACE .,..!:]18c1 O ..,...,_.,. REAL ESTATf bonu~ rm. fam rm, liv cus omu:e .om · u · Harbor View Home, 4 br. st., convenient to frwy & PROPERTIES, JNC. ft n .. -,..... • rm. <hn rm. & room for rounded by bnck & deck Montego. Vacant. Ownr. shops. Save money, no 752·1920 Cotto Meta 548 .. 7729 · 13$0 S.Coaat Hwy. boat & c;1m1>cr St41,000. patios includes exposed Can finance. 686-5892 MOVING TO brier lee, quick escrow. 494-1$36 3112 Uro::id St. Open loft, with view ot SAN DIEGO Appt only. Call alt 6'pm horn~e Sat Sun 1·5. Call enclosed skyll&hted LIDO ISLE wk:days, UDyUmewknd.s, TEHACRES Investor's Attn: 4 unrt1, 4·PLEX. 5 yn olcl & M1ke73H522 atrium, sunny eat·ln 3BR,l~ba.$1G9,SOO 5 Br + Fam Rm, 831-0693 Xlntview. Priced below nr beach. $95,000. nunl absolutely beaut. kitchen, formal dining OWNER 673-6915 . ~alermoHVIL Enlaried market. Terms. BKR in gt on Beacb,A1t. Sl6S,OOO. Ptin. CJ01¥. Agt room, grand plono sited dining rm. W/bay win-find what you want in (714) 676-5711 S36-l4S4 642·8550 hv-rm., large rustic ~arbor-View :Monteio. dow, all xtras. IAi blk Dally Pilot Claullleds. OR522·20llO ---------* EASTILUFF * Westem Pacific: Properlles RAREFIHD ------ Spacious 5 Bdrm. Jbn on 11\"H Palttrmo fee fixer h~h lndscpd comt>r lot upptr l>mc by t715 Port Jmmaculate up.:raded Stirling then t'all ownr. !Mmily home 2 Br-may 640 0008 be cooverted to lite fam --8-YO\vNE;--rm or den & office. Super abar{I at $.163 900 4 Br, HVH Montego 2018 ' ' Port Chelsea Pl. Prmc family room 2 brick 'lbr +den. 2ba. ram rm, park, school, pool. 1ncomt ProtNrty 200 HERE ARE UNITS , • h d.10 rm, bland kitchen, ~. Perfect family envlroo· San Juan S.. Juan •••••••••••••••••• ••••• . THAT MAKE SEHSE frplc s, 3 full, ~:it s. · blk t.o pool, parll. By men\. Fee. By owner. Capistrano 1078 Caplstrmo 10781•-lliiiill ... -----i 12 units south .Gat~. AND THAT s NOT owner. $155,900. 0 /H ~· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... Dhtr.ssPro ....... ! .. ,... l<l>n, '""~-..-.>-; .. .... ALL. .... The ex.~pt1o~al Sat/Sun l2-~. 1839 Port I~~~~~~~~~ r .•.•1 ...,.,.,..., v-..... ~ .... ... Jy larqe automatically Westbourne. I· We can land It for you. excbnnlle for South Co3sl spr111kled Jot has boat HARB 0 R VI E W Bea.ch aru. Probates, unit'lormmtnerc1al. storage bill house for •CHARMING• ••carmel". Fantastic ~~~~:\~:= ~ul.Fruklin i7~ only. By appt.. $153,SOO 6'4·0107 A PR€HIG€ ,,..,...--+----~HOM€~~~~~~- run, a~d aarcten~ arc DREAM HOUSE view.64<>-9461J millrtet vaJun. We un ~REAL £~·~ a'plenty. OPEN HOUSE BACK BA y AREA Horses OK. Lovety 3 Br on Joint nntute. Call World , fNTER .. PR_,'ts" 1-5 FRI, SAT 4' SUN al LovecyrNrt11t1onrm,16' R• lot. Fru.ll trees, 2031 • WldeBrok~~. lm Port Edw•rd C1ttle, x :ta', lwrtmed cctllnK•· Orchard (off Jrviae>. CAPISTRAMO VALLEY HU.TOP LIDO ISU NB ... orcal1640-4~7 20001q ft.3Dr,2ba, Uvlng S80,000firm~7·1'138 Be•utifUl prloa•-road. n.~-al area. TWO BLUFFS TRINA E:(QUl5tte :'ttc-ct1trrrn-rm. dbunJ( rm, 2 frplcs. • • "' nu&· FO LEXI! 3 ua.3 Ha. Bn<I unit. ite nenn Styh• 2 <ctory. NewcptA,hru-oulNicely 4 Br, 2ba, lam rm, Super 1 acre, ok for 4. hones. 4 bedrooms, URP S hghtrul, amm11c-uh~te Corner lot at qwctend of land!cpd.4tar iaragoor ftC rm(.23x.O'>. cor lot. Jarge family room. lots of trees. 38' Jmmed orcupsncy, Island. Dbl Frtllch dra NcwportCrcatCondo roomloub4p.Byowner rm for boat, lovely pool.lOminutestoMarina.$229,500.' (1WTIC'r 11nx1ou11. $147,:,oo from liv rm, din rm & 11tory,2br,2bacndunll, lll.91000. Jr"ne Avo to street.$127,500.548-0355 OPEN2·0 293115 ttedBull W (){, 0 ., "· 1" 110larlum open <>ul lo lJ xtras, on •rcenbolt. 23rd$t,3bllcwe$\tO~ IYoMn.J•• ~ PO 81.-cr. pen ..;ot/~in . .,, So. red brJck patio $11Cl,000.&4s.fOO!J. Redla!\dl Pr CaU ""'"" _6'<>-_2SU _______ , w /fouotaJn. 4Br. 4Da. 648-00Sl • ft.bor View..._, Classlfltd ada tt'll bi& mahb. J.ux\lnou11 matr HARBORVJEW SEEit'! 5 BR. 3 Ba, uparadea ~ ~:~'it!:~uJ~::n~"~~ ~~~a::;:::: s~!~~b ls>OP~~~~rne TRF.NB1;!YlT! it=.· o!l:5J:O&s~t::. 6G-567&. Ulc n00«'$. 3 frplClS. B;ay ' OpenSaturd&1 l•.,:30 Bia Clnyoo. TwM.aet 2br, 1990 PC1tt Nrison. J>rlnc. v w. s:wH.ooo. 38r, 281, Family tlm, 2'*, a car a•r,.Vt.w '7th oruy. 6'64473 Try a D a 1 l y P l1 ot OPtN UOUSE la•C'Ol'lletl«>t. $117,TOO. ~.Pool,ofJcum 6 Oassi!led Ad to bll)', 11rll St\T,SUN'l·~ · CaU'1rlnan&Asaoc. tervdl,•l;&o or p~ ... '!¥1 · · thlo1. to lc.'Ut orrtnltom«hlna. 0wner/A«li15-i168 _ Zl Owor."4-W. OaWtredadlldOti.welL 1 IJH ..._..,. 'tr ' .._..,.._...., U..fw 11•1• ....,.u.,.·••• ... tlolllff UftfwW.._. &and!y.Jwtel. 1V71 ~ tf tt•ttaatttllltffttfttt' .......... ._ ... _ ··-·--····I I I I I I tt ----.·•-tttattttt ·-••ttt•ttttttttleat U ~~~:':"":~==-:~------...---~-!O'!!!.,_ ____ ~~ c .............. 1211 c.e..._ 1224 , .... .._ • .._. 3140 •lwicll?I• .,.... 120 Hw .. u .. 1.w1•c1 ...... u.1w•••• .".""._., ...... ,.. .... ... ••••••••••••••• ..... •••• .......................... ••••••••••••••••••••• l.._la• 3241 ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••• .. ••• .. ••••••••••••••••••••• r, Iba bome ln NkebomellD5,1BrfDc4 .. , .................... TUrtleroelr, I Br 2 B•, t41wpotf hech l2t.t ~ 3269 t4ewporthec.lt 3769 IMll--CtpU, ~. O · pat, tmall '"· *AYAILAILI• 2Bt+2b&~e.Super Fam Rm, Dtn Rm, lie ....... •••••••••••••••• u•••n•••••••••••••••• •-••• .. ••••••••••••• Yrd, 3 bib t pluah. Wel bar, 2 )'d,nrpart"POOl· ~ r, J, lf. ••Coea•maGul• •MOW• balconies. F'rrnJ Din rm. cno. lit & lll + $2001ec. Harbor Vtew Monle10. ,.__YR ... ,Jl!!IDO. S7ll HO\llea, condomlnhun' T•n.nl.S. Pool. Jacuul. ~-im •Br. 2Ba. frpk~ lam rm, Sbatp 3 s.a.. •FR. Luak CirWilAetM9r H IJ rm.Lr.aBi',yard,2<'ar, 91lll towohom • lloata '425/m<r.C.llMr.NdJon pool&cJubhouaepnv Nr homt Pnvateruryd" THAua.... • .................. ,... 1ar. r~f. unt, imaU ree. to month rent&la 1t.ut1n1 -.21838 SSlO/mo. Cpts & Drp1. park & schools. ~o abAded by 110 '"llo eov· vw-..-.. ~ at s.195 to ISSO. Located ln lrYN 3244 4Br. 1900 &Q n . 2 ~ty. wt aardener. &tO l.396 er. S77$/Montb....-••••TY 4f2•fll0 C '-l. •• t. Huntl.Qiton Harbour and Collece Park. 422·174-4 ~ ** -..an""' Jtunttoit.on Beach. Call ....................... -HV Knoll, brand new split 1418Seac,..t Drive IUtU» YOUIOWN . °' l 1 pflm• R·l lu• Oii • Nl4.C'~c a •1'1/uJ lfru \'trcte Co11Atr1 .,..,97, •. NEWPORTRMERA Ul!ormoredeta.Ut. New Woodbridee-Poplar New 1 br condo+ Ion Up lev 2 Br. den, 3 ba, teo/· ~nSat/Sunl·S .30 4br, l lt bai condo. ll'•m ~ Plan. Landsc aped, arades, ull recreations pool SM0.644-M49 l l9CynT0WllholM GREATR£CR AT10N· draped, 3 br, 2 bf. $475 No children, oo pell>. -----~---New 2·story 2 BR Matr. S111 immlna. uuna1, z rm,=.'· tenn, Huna, mo. S.Sl-5294 $275. 548 Wl 4 BR, 3 ba. Blum; coodo. suite w/s1ll1n£ rm. L&e. health clubs, bilttud1 • BR -~m~~ {l!~d~oo: J•;BR.~:~~~dren RENTALS UNIV. PARK Condo 3 br. ~:;::~~. P~~l~:J: ~i[~~~r.torps. ~!."'~~~~r:,·~~ f'l4Mmt, bft<'lr flreplace. or~bOK.$400/mu. 2BR,2ba ....•. '3'151525 2 ba,atrlum&frpl. Walk Possess. $500 m o . 32C8nyonbland0rlve goUdrivlngranae,part) -. ..,.., RE AL TY I NC. 2 BR 2''"" ba "-'75 to parks, pools & lib 644-4250 r......0 s.t ~·-1.c '. .. , r-u a.\ torGtr lot. 557.oz:n.ea_,,cs • q ........... M;!.7106 --------v.,.. ,.,... ... .,., room . • ,. •PJolo\m e nl. Duplex 2 Or l Da -1"4 A 714/146-1371 ~:l.~~a~~.2 ~:i35~~ LOCJUl'Ghcte 3_2_4_1 For lea~e. Harbor View WHAtyH.TaylorCo. FUN ACTI VITll!:S mclOCOU/mortOth, .... ,_OIT Mever Pl, our.' a ma Ill~~~~~~~~~~ 3 BR :H.-Ba ..... $450/5$0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Knoll condo.. 3 Br 2Y.i. Ba, Newport Center Fulltlmt' d1rt'ctor, r~ R .,,.~10::! ·ya,;, No 1ie'l~ s.!7S + 2 br condo, l b1, comm. 4 eR' 2 Ba $435 D F & Fam Rrn, xlnt view. REALTORS 644·49l0 Sund.ll)' brunch, BBQ'11, &.IUo '""' • ••• , • • • • • • • 3 r, 3811, amrm, Im· SGSOpr mo 54-4 5222 1·--------m1 trips, parties. sport 61~1111 dep M!llt84or645·"855 poo l, carport. 1668' 58R,38a ......... $650 marulately clean. 3203 --· • tourn~ts &morel ..=::.:=:.=:.=..::I=:=~.1::---.----:---:--1 Eutalde, 2 Br l Ra hso, ::S.1:',1~'!~t ~Ig: ~~:; THE BLUFFS Tyrol Open hou:.e Sun NeWPort Shores, walk to B E A U T 1 ti· U L o.tof~ B!oaCSmoor 8eavtew. compl remodeled, new 714 •8 2 7 • 0845 .Mr. 4 BR,~8;rA ?.i'iS;\.$850 _5_129_12-4· ~-· 4_94_-04_73_ beach, 2 llR, avail. June A p ART MEN Ts ,..,,,,., 2110 N~uck.et model. New a cpl,. drp•, 1350 mo. ~1ohamed 3BR, 3Ba .......... $600 Spacious 2 br, fantastic 15· ~mo. S48-3G.n Rl::ALTV COM PAN\ Slngles. 1&2 beclcooms. ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• br w/deQ 6: •trlum 54.5688:5 ----------1 ocean view, 2 frplcs, wet Slcpstobch,$325.Lge l + llGC&MY"""H t'uro.. & unfurn. Models View Tennll ai com· Lovely 3 bcdrm 2 bath ba bit t t "' u d 1 10 1 7 Roo CliaMncfttaJ l1tom• pro-munlty pool. rns mo 3 Br It Mn, 2 Ba, frplc, 2 home. Crpt&. d~, 2 car . r, n s ereo ~>'S em, den. more, unl. Small Deluxe end unit. 3 BR's open a1 Y o . m· ....... Pico Blv... ' -a f s 0 1 r .• d hd mmpl. equip kitchen 2 ree. 64S--4900 + den. Auousta Pl~n. mate ~rvlce avail. No ~.:..~· -~ .. N ..... ,-40·1S 7, 144·1 1 or car gar, ncu Y , c rn aar., nice nellb rhood 1 .. .. .,.......es -0()0. et n· &»-llf.IZZ OK,S37:i'42·9358 Avall tmmed -.5/mo car garage w /ampe ••Consumers Gulde Oerorator cpts, drps, lease required. Sorry. <Omf' lo owner over • .,..,. · purkini; $550 646 'l724 mirrored doors. Ex adu.ltsonly,nopeb. m. fJeT 1car. For Ln· SPYGLASS. 4 Br. Fam Mesa Verde 5 Br 3 811 & 003-4M? Alfl, no!l!t!. after 7.30pm, or d1tys 1.,. M1 fr Bch 2 Br, den, 2 ecut lve style livin.: lomuiuonclill Rm.fllJC>nu.Am View. jacuzzi. Great nbrhd' Shirp 4 bedrm "2 bath 411-1·2018 Ra, 2 cor gur, $495. "'pool, Jacim.1 & tenn1~ J1m8rrbllin! ~or'44-.e826 Avail July 1, $71Hl. home Crptd thruout. 2 aR.frplc,cl~tobrh& 675074Sor552·7_07_4_~-~~-.. ~!~!..,~o<.X·~~y)ct: Oakwood Garden Apartments M£RRHL REALTY ti7S·7900 I 0 Acn1 w /C,..._ Well·Electncuy Vlew ONLY 522,500 GALA PROPERTIES Call ~. ~y 542·3456 R.-ches. Farm, Gro••s 2700 ·············~········· HUGE TAX SHELTER!! t'lnest citrus and "rape ranch approx. S200,000 in grapes & lemons to pick. Price Sl.100,000. Owner also has smaller Jarrels, ready for residential, commercial & mobile home developmen t. Agent 714 :646-3255 20 ACRE RANCH \lain house, gut•sl house, horse barn & storage. Shop, frwt trees $500,000·XJnt terms llLLGRUHDY REALTOR 675-616 t Rffll Estate Wanted 2900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dix 3Br 2b1 FP P 1 ~16-51-20 Newly paloted, drps, 2 town. Child OK. No pets LIDO IA y COHDO ..,,.. ..,y;--.... .. 1 patio. 2 ·blb to bch. No 2 Br, lrg fncd yard. car 1ar. Children & pets Lea~l' S400 494 3651 2 bdrm & den. J bath. QUAINT, HARIOR pets HOO/mo. yrly. plyhse, E ·Slde Kids, P!·5375·963-4567Agt no IJ-S73CAMPU5l>a=IR'lllfE·, Largehomr,lg!encedyd Patio overlooking bay. VIEWMHOLLS 8'1HlSS petsok. SJ'lS. 673-1385. --· -------40• boat shp avail. Full Be the first to live In this ... ..,........,Morft 880 lrvme (at 17th) 00-0550 DELUXE view, 3br. 3ba. lg fam rm. bltni• + refng. 415 PoPPY· Avl. 5130 Act. 675-3550 2 Brl Ba, hke new. UNIV. Pk. Terr. 3 br. 2 ba, Bltns, crpt & drp:;. Now securtlY. underground cozy Camden Model w12 MUST SEE! Downtown area! frpl, wet bar $440. 2 br, 2 ~S Fee parking. Custom erpts & BR"s. 2 baths, d1nin~. 3 Br. z ba, College Park S300 mo. S36.o880 ba, country kitch , 'iew. If><·ator; 898 9891 drps All the amenllles fireplace, beamed ceil· Den.aJlbltm1,(rplc,l'\'rd . . $ S ~.55.2-7896,551·1245 3br, 21Hl, grc.ll \ll'W, lor lU>.UflOUS Jtv1ng! mgs, lg (enced patio t-... ..,... ... 11/s-ttt 1700 16th St Spacious 2 Br. l ba, lge pntio, gar. '15 Poppy. Agent. 675·3850 patiO, cpts, drps. wolk to 3 Br prest1g1ous & Park Rancho SJ new twnhome A.li.H. $SSO month 542·Wll4, &15 5356e\es balcony off BR Close to all schools. S425 /mo. Hunti~gton. ~ul de sac 2 BR & d 2 b d Regent Really tennis & sw 1mm1n~ · ( Oovt"T' at 16th) 642 8170 Kids yes. pets no. loc a llo n. t am Rm. en, a, ecor. 496·9501 4fn 35911,1.__________ w a I k to s hop pin f!. RlGJ-ffREALTY w/fplc,1yr lse.$49Smo. upgrades, gorgeous vu, -'' S595 /mo. Murjor1e ·---~~~~~~ 97t..SSJ3 Call 068-4602 steps to pool & jacuz. VIEW HOM .. ~ W 1T11 BLUFFS-lay View Mahon 644.6200 \X<IS) $250. Lite 1 ~ Br, more, _!ennlngton Properties Near tennis & golf. POOL. 3 BH, 2 UA. fum1 Top tier unobstructed 1----------1 W11trrfront. view: l·BR ( 2b lb 2 t S450 /mo . 544 -2054 ly room. nice urea. vicwofbluewater:3Br, Sl200 mo.2 BR.SISOOmo pie, rncd yard, pat. r, a, car gar. rps, EXTREMELY nlce2 br eves/wknd $lj(l()·mo 2's ba,splillevelend un WESTCLIFF A~cnl 675-6l61 smallfee.645-4900 drps, rncd yd, S3l5. mo. l"• bo $300 mo 968·13rf •MARION :vt l LN~:• 1t~/mu ••COftMllMl'S Gulde 7!iH343or751·4504 Bkr. . . Rancho S.J Twnhmc 2br, Hl::AL ESTATI:: Harbor Vi~w Knoll E ·d 3b vu, pool, nr golf & tennis OCEAN VIEW elegant 4 Pretty ·SI e r. n~~ CONDO·IRr, tea. bltns, $450/mo.644·6537 4!).1115.>8 Cozy Rockport mdl Br 2"'2 Ba, DR, FR, encl crpl & pamt, cul·de·i.ac tpls, lmmac, close to w, punc Wtndo"s & New rdn l .al\t\ 1 $425 mo 645·7593 Uru'v Pk· Amhur•t mdl. 3 2br, 2b:i, \ irw, S350 mo. En"land churm. 2 Br & i .xra:; . .,.,..,.,.yr. s · s ho pping S235 mo. B . ~ . ,\vnl1Junc20,adulti.,no " 644·2!170 MESA Verde xlnt loc 3 Br 963·1242 r. 2ba, pool, Jae; ten ms, pcli.. tiJl 11,12. t; 12 2866 den, 2 bath: focd p<1t10, 2b c.... kl' h r I 2 Ba, dbl !pie, ram rm, ---------cul·d·sac. $425/mo. --O\l•rlook1os greenbelt r, .,.,ar mg se, • rp c, D/W. S47S melds i<rdnr Condo 2br, l.ba, pool, 752·7847 l\'. msg. Laguna Hills 3250 S6001mo Pati o' auto r a nge· 1 f p · close to shop g & fwy. ••••••••••••••• ••. •• ••. KNOLL PROPERTIES Ocns1deorthehwy. $375 A\ .979-4575a tS ~ S295 bi3·ll63 Large2sty,4Br3Ba.S295 752·28~8or 1 67J.8617 --------until sold & lhru escrow 3 Bdrm • 2 bath view ~ ease Close to shops, 2 br, !uH Sharp 2 br, 1 ba, !nrd yd. G75-U05 house "1th studr. Close 644-2542 crpt, plex S25Q. Fre E d Ch Id t -----------1 toe\ ei;-t111n.: Air cond1· ---------· SUMMIRREMTALS Locators 898-9891 ·SI e 1d ren,nopes., __________ I tioned. ~ t·ar <>;irO ""• -----New crpt rps s.125 mo 1" ~ ... ~ 3 8drou1., 2 baths, in E Id 2 b 1 r d d 962 2649 Two Bedrooms hrepluc·r. built ms~ nc"' 3 hr 2'-:i ba. ocean new. Shoreclif!s. Will furnish. ·S e r w -ge nc Y Deerfield SJ75 washer + dnl'r a\i11la Pool. jacun1, tennis. J une, July or Aug. Xlnt cond. thruout. N Compl redeeoraled 4;: Uruv.Park $375 bll' 5400 m•>nlh l°Jll S525 6423490 Reductloofor3mootbs. dogs. 5325 mo. 196" l"'· ba . ....,.."' Edwards•· ow1 r t"•·•u1·"' ----Ch h St 646 9729 • """"" "' The Terrare S395 1 c u .,... "" N B u. k u-.. 3 Br b urc · · Edinger. 842·5197 .-..ic ua-Y 2 a. -Pembroke Ln. 3 llr. 2 "' CO!'I u y l r Ba, 22x18 fam rm. hu~e Br.1\ · A Jay ronl kit, Jrg living rm. dbl l~e 1 Br. p\'l brh, tennii., frplc . frnt patio & $450 mo. Ut1I Incl bckyord. Elec .:ar dr G7S·G999 ___ _ Grdnr rnc. AvaiJ July Isl GorJ:cuu!> apt. overlook· 5600/mo. Ph. 673 2425 in~ buy, adult, shp avarl e\'es1wknds. $850 mo . yrly 675·9877 3 BR, qwet neighborhood, nr. Mariners P ark & Souttt LOCJl"'a 3786 tenn . crls. Frpl, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Screened 1!1 patio. lg OCE.\'\'FRO~TLAGUN.\ bkyd. w,frwt trees. 5 tar ROYALE 2 Br. 2 ba, ue- l(ar '' rkshop area. + lg 1 u , e . m 1 n 3 m o padlocked bo;it yd Alll') SlOOI) mo 2 Car Adhs 16 access. $-W:>. U.l, l.ii.t + &on•r no pcls dep.642-JSJl RUSS.SW..\RTZ. RLTH. W t II th bo t b Turtle Rock S39S Laguna tUgucl 3252 dm rm, h\' rm w l!Olf a c . e 3 5 go Y 3 BR, 2 Ba. Westside, re· -S 175 2 IR Woodbridge SSOO ••••••••••••••u••• •••• cour~c , 1 cw. Fr pie, H\'H Monaco. 2 Br. :!ba, from this 2 bdrm .. 1 bath der., lovely fed \rd. AP· • JUncho San Jq $495/525 View from 4 Br. 2 De. "'n"I bltn~ 2 Cur nar. I I /\ere den. Includes gardener. ~" ..... 714 /64().1127 unit, overlooking the pli's, children OK. Nice! Gar, pix, small Th Bed " ' ., -·"'t ,. 11"·'5".,'8 ., harbor entrance, bay & s.i!l·l~ fN?. Many more avail! ree rooms gar. lge \'ard. S650 mo l>caur frm•ed yd. No .,......, mo ..... a '" . .,.... Unfuntished oreen. $1200 Month. &IS-4900 The Terrace $425 Grdnr mri. 8.'31 1695 JX'IS. 1st & last. 963-0525 San Clement-327 6 •• ••• •• •••••• • • •• •••••• HAR_IOR REALTY :'ltesa Verde 4br. 21ia, new * •ConsWMn Gulde 0~:~~~!rk ~~ View from <I Br, 2 Ra, ('ncl HVH 4 UR P o~~flnCJ ••••••.,••h •••••••••• General 3802 OWN Pr o p er ly in 671-4400 crpt,dr~ll~l~io 5190 2 Dr 1,11 Rn, many Village ! $4?5 J.:ar, lgc yard $1;$0 mo . .Moclt•l. ind. gnrdent!r, J New twnl\se,ocran vu:w, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Inglewood. Hawthorne 1---------•I xtra~' Gnr, pix, small Deerfield s-i50 Grdnrmd.83116!15 yr. lease muumum. SOSO 3hr 21.aba, 2 cur g.1r .1•--------- orSo.Bayare11? Prime CdM location. LG. 3 br, 2 ba. fncd. yd foe fl4S·<i900 Village Ill $.'i:!S I l"\Uf :\lo patios. pools. Bah:ony. 1 23 Bdrms Never ll vod WILLPAYCASH!I """'nnjcttyvlew 3 br 2 3016 Uorinybroo·k . G ~-Woodb d "u .. •1 .1 'llomc.Ju:.tre Ai.:cnt83:19781 S410mo540-4061 1n 1 ml to beach l'h. Tom D'Alcssandro ""~" ' · Sl 8860 ••Consumers ui.... rt gc ...,.,., dnor·u . :I br, l ha, ----· ----~)up. Open 12·5 doily b.l, frplc, $600. m'o. 5. or G6l 0228 Four Bedroom Laiwnu Nigu"'I Hilb . Lois ol xtrai. 3 Ur 2 Ba, Beaut. Orcun view 28r. 1411 Orluwci rc. Hunt T.D. PROPERTIES fS·2311 MESA Verde 3 br 2 ha Greul Jhr, 2ha, yrd, gar. Woodbridge S59~ Prl'fer utllts. l,cusc opt. Flt, Ii.:<• ,\II. nr i.:olf & YM· 2ba Condo w /patio & 1213 > 674·G907 or <7t4 > FIR, frpl. soft .,. 11:. aul1; CIOtle t~ Beach. PLUS MANY MORE Pol>b•blc 1f quahf1cd. sioo Ci\ S.'\SO mo 1;.t.Vi90l : pool. J<•C Call Sul' 171'11 mgton Beu ch 642 9601 ~46•6201 anytime. orl•--------•I gur opnr. Wtr. J)<l. S IOO SJ?S.645-8128 lo $450 drpcntl '~. on 7701166 963·71181.eves963·6187 S.UHS2GorAgt. t714)S.16-5221art.6pm 28r &den,3Ba,fplc, .. 1 .n.,., ~~ t 4!19l""5 ------pool&tennls.$600. mo . ...,.;,..,.,,. CLOSETOIEACH t> .... ,r .. e_c. · \Koo Lux c:ondo, 3 Br 212 Ba, San Juan Wanted : Woodbridge 714·1-493·5888 lmmur l\1esa Verde hmc. New 3 Br 2''J Ba condo. 3 br. 2ba, close lo !'t'hOOI. C.1tahnu. park & night Capistrano 3278 LANDLORDS Locator:. Crossin• Canden o r i---------•l Jb 1 dll Bltn.'. pvt yd, 5435 mo. \lo ·W C"i·rwtirl". t'OH~rt!d \1t:w S450.~lllJ3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• hastenant.!>-wait1ngto!1ll urte roc Gren, r,l'213• >c3 r,1?ar.Sl80800 ~,,.,.. yourvacanry. Larkspur,496·2154. ~180,UtilPd. walktograde&Jr lhgh, . pat10.s:;oo month f-\111 Orean Vie\\, Nwpl NEW Beautifully decor·d TILL!lPM 8989891 p,1 pty seckmg very nlcf home rn Huntington, ;\c'' port, Laguna areas. P re f e r w :i t e dt o n I . lias1s . Lease, lease op· t1on with trade ror sohd commenr1:il income pro perty. George Arthen, i52·6238 or 898·f.681 Nice! Patio, gar, yard. :l~~lO. 8 '·atl Jul} l. Walk to beach Crum cozy 2 Woodbridge Wormington, ~ Crrst, 4 Dr. Fum Rm, 3 ~r~~· 2, ~~~ d~~9~a~{1~; Many more available, bed cottage Lge encl yd, 3 Br. 2 ba. A C. many up-<wl~ R.J. J ded..:.. pool&. tenni:. 496.io31:1 lolboa '~btsula 3807 Small fee . Free Life 3 Br l Ba. Fam Rm ~~5n~'J: ~~k·up. Only grades. $\25 mo Ph ~ ·•\iHI ~mo 6i3 6450 •o•u••••••o•ueuu• Service. l,;nl. Call nov. ! Easts1de lg fncd b.ick ~ d. ..,. """ 640-8248 1990 So Cst Hwy 49d 8519 :-.lcv. port Ht:>. 3 br. 2 ba. S375. 3 Br t wnhse. 1mmac ··Pcnm,ulu" w Newport i>'S·'\900 new cpts. parnt. o\ er 11 l Se· cl rr I-' ec hme I le t r l & P\1 f'plc. m1rrore'1 3 Br 2 Un. patio. Ind~-. ••Con.o;umersGmde sized gar w v.ork bench. ,i:; 3 ~a 1 r :pus m. Woodbridge Creek:-ide 2 br, 2 ba tundo on .:oir l~n~~t0'is:~e f:i~d. rr':a~ v.ardrobc~. plui.h t·pb pkg, except Joe $4i5 5'150&15·1528 3 ~ rt' u lk t : ·h· Aspen. 3Br or 2Bi"+dcn rourse A\·a1l 1mmt•d )'Jrd Nr Mhool & shop. upgratlecl, lsr 5Jn IMj.1!7 &l.211720nr642·8728 2Br, l bath Duplex . u". rdAS~r 1n':ia m:~ ~o· 2 ba. Gorg~ous lndscp g, f'romS335 499 2~1 PIO"' cent"r ~ASO mo. Lo I b h ----Rcrng. W D access. 503 CharmmR 3 Br 1 Ba, dbl ,.,, ..-n.-· .-,.,. · qual upirrades Premium ,.. ' .,.. "e Y 3 br. 2 n omr 2br dplx. Hd, 11un dedi Marigold. $400/mo. gar,newrpts,pamt $325 St24J30. lot & location S470/mo NIGLEL lllGllLA/l.US 2324Laurell'I 646·420i. "pool. No pets. $375 g:ir Yrjy 13!i0 mo 997·4800 Info at property 2188Ca· Rcmodl'd 2 br. 1 ba. w/gardcner & assoc. Mounta.m vie~ :i Bil. 2 BIG CANY0 1 . super 49"-8502A~. bi:>3013t·\:. Jl3.E. Ba) Rentals n\'on Dn\'C fam/rm, fplc, Ir" )'d, p_nv. (714)644·8787 an 4 BA, patio Secluded. \ICW of the "Olf course ••••••••••••••••••••••• Costa M•so 3224 · " S-1.:!S mo " · Xlnt 2 br. 2 stoi;· condo. Houses f'Unlished ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nice! 5225. 2 nr. palt0, av111I July I Down twn pm. •MARION Mil.NF.• Brand new ~ br Condo. 32206 Pasco Carolrna. Capistrono leach 3818 MES .a. VERDE gar. ref, unt Small fee. arra. $375 536-8565 v·11lage J 3br. 2•~ba, t1J~d REAL ESTATE Be the fir!>I. S7501mo-S295. 552·1307. 535 0.143 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• A 645 '900 • '-494.85$8 lease Barrdl Realty BolboalslClftd 3106 Outstanding 4 bedroom. ... Lease 3 Br 2 Ba, cpts. fam.rm & kilch. green· ' 6425200. SantoAna 3210 0pen House Sat/Sun. * •Consu,..,.r-s Gulde drnc:, refrig, huge 2 car belt. u•n.tse. 752·5086 o 6P'·'t L 2 ° d I ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 bath, new carpets, ,,., '"""' t'OOTHILL ••••••••••••,•••••••••• l jY gc or p x, BAYFRONTBEAUTY drapes, & dishwasher. S165WfPOOL gar. no pets. $.175 mo. HOWAITIMG!!! PATIO llOME NwptShores,walktobcb, ForYoungFomilies close to fwy, encl yd. 2 Br 2 Ba pier $495 mo. ~95 Includes gardener. Yard, gar. D/W + more. Avail now. 545·312.3 0 VE R 2 9 H 0 M E S 29381 SHELL COVF: 2 Br 2 Ba, 2 fplc's, lrnnis, Great 3Br. 1~ba . fncd hltns, 27045 B, Avenlda Avl Sept· Ownr. 673·6204 CALL 751·3191· Many more av nil now. Cul de sac, avail, 3 Br 2 AV A (LA BL E F o R OPF..N SAT & SUN ! I 5 pool. S495 mo. 675.0255 yd, just painted. dbl Anr. _!_.os Palmo_!!.·----- Costa Mesa 3124 Small fo'ee. Free Ii le Ba, nr beach, Fam Rm .. LEASE IN THE lRVINE 2000 Sq. ft. 4 BR, l' 2 BA. Bluffs 3 Br 21.1 Ila, din rm, nr schls. $.140. 536·2797 Corona del Mor 3822 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MESA. DEl. MA.R service, unt. 645·4900 fplc1 patio, fncd back AREA! Yes, we h:ive a A s t ea I on rent'-' I. ram rm, on greenbelt nr ev, 546-2313 dys ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~A\'ER'. 8170. 1.,A pool, Sharp 3 bedroom. 2 balh ••Consumers Gulde yani wtgrdnr. Monthly LARGE supply of rentals S4501mo. l Yr l<'ase. Call pool.835·22'12; 752·8747 T·-tln 3290 <'N "'" • t 1 d p J $1150 675 1501 f I ti I' 495 1-107 or 496 7!)29 ... re!. nice! t:nt Small fee. on qu1e c u · e·sac. nncon y. . ·. or your se ec on. rom _ __ ON TllE REACH 2 br ••••••••••••••••••••••• &IS-4900 $450/mo. CALL 751 -3191. S230. lge 2 Br + fnrd ycl, S325 per month for a. l Lsl' heautiful 3 Br 2 Ra k ds & t k SJOO F · ••Consumers Gi.tlct. • SELECT gar, pat, kids OK. Pix NEW 2 & 3 br. /\dams St. bed room co ndo In Garden hml', p\:l rom 1 ~A/6RsSo . 898. ·989ee.l Ll~~reb~w.oodncw Tpnah1mnt.2s!1·Rm, Fee.645-4900 or Coenson Or. S32S. up. Or~nge to a~ bedroom mumty, w rer, pool, ""' 3bd, Backbay, fenced in PROPERTIES ••Consumers Gulde ~~l~~~~r~~·1~ pet..s. NEW home 111 WOOD· !launa&trnnis,smli~ts OCEANVIEW r,<>J!t;3~~~~;vail.July frt &. bck yrd, lrg pool, Sha"', clean, 3 br , 2 bn, 3 Dr 2 Ba. lge FR. fplc. l"e BRIDGE for S600 per SS50 493 1675 Beaut. custom bit exec. Jul'-Auo & option on • ,.. ,, i M1 to beach 3 Dr 3 Ba month. GOLF COURSE --------ho Condomiftlums -, , ,., fam rm, dbl gar. quiet pvt back vd. wshr; dryr, J ' VIEW-CENTRAL AIR Lab Forest 3255 me, very spacious. 2 Unfurnished 3425 _Sept. &12·6931 Io cation. $3 7 51 m o. ref rig, Co.lleF(e Pk. area condo. patio. dbl gar' C 0ND1 T ( 0 N IN G -•••• •••••••••••• •• ••••• ~~lcs, 3 bdrms, 3 baths, Sl8S. lge 1 Br + more, 54 0. 115 l Herita ge Sli5 Gerry. 645 'J286 ~:a ;.1~11 avail. COMMUNITY POOLS LAKEl''RONT, fantastic ..,.,.)() mo. 548·2928 ;·~;;::•;:•:•;,::•u•s•~·;~ pool, ref, fur, unt. Small Realtors. A.'lffiSPAS. view 4 Br 3 Ba. clb pn\.., DOVER SHORES. spec-w/bath & kitchenette CORONA DEL MAR 2 Br Townhouse, frplr. Pool. tennis. Some ocean & CataJma views. Close to shopping & fine beach. 644·261 l Fee 645·4900 7J Dana Point 3226 I have several 3 br homes . . . dork. Mt.n vu 770 0277 tacular, 1ew home, 4 BR, Pool. tennis, play areas, ••Conl&lmft"IGula ••••••••••••••••••••••• & townhomes. Some Forrentalmformallon1n -.-----fam·rm formal din·rm rpts. drps. dshwshr. 2 br, den. 2 ba. never been w/pools. S395. to $525. fR~N~. call the lrvme Missiott Viejo 3267 lease si100. mo. 644-6669, patio, dbl gar Nr schools SUMMBt RENTAL Newport a.ach 3169 lhed in. Couple, no pet5 Joan, 846·1371 or846·2597 specialists. ••••••••••••••••••••••• --& shops Fountain Volley. SEA VIEW" DAJ-ILJA •••••••••••••• ••• • •••• • --r-><c. 493-7766 Very sharp 3 bed rm, 2 NEW W •TERFROu. v~.a-•· i 1 1 SlSO. Utul pd! Pool, fplc , FOR LEASE W•RM & COZY Childrrn ok. A\•ail. now. Da~ me romp wl Pc, CONDO S38S to $425 mo. C111l Cd M beach. Refri ~. _,,, Nice 2 br unit. all bltns I b h ho l f I "' "' n.i= .,. II ng es we come. Lge l br, 2nd level. 1 blk refrlg, \'1ew, unl. Small PRIME EASTSIDE C.M. "' \ , 2 car gar . crpts, N t. t Eves/wknds 9fJ8.-0637 d fee cAc:4900 3b h F 1 f Sl20. Fee. d r P s I o v .. l Y ewpor s mos pre· • . range, oven, crpts, rps, ,....,. CONDO. 2 BR, 2 BA, dbl ' ome r p r. nm · "' stlgious 2 br, 3 ba, lg lux· "--'-carport & t.aundry facil ••Consumers Gulde gar. Brandspankin'~w. rm. Wlktobch & Manna Locators 898·9891 " neighborhood. $37 s ury urut. all amenities in· .....,.....xn Unfurn 3600 ADULTS-NO PETS . Yrly. lease. $400/mo. Newly remodele._d . Sharp3brhomew/heavy a.:. 96.1·4S67 Agt.Nofee. eludes pvt. sauna, boat ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·$400/mo.Juncl-Septl STEPS TO HACH Call for appl. Mary or 998·1164or997-6957 s hake roo r . Liv rm Httwportleoch 3269 shpavnil, professionally 2 br, cpu. drps, stove & $300.mo.yearly lease Don. N , d 1 W/frplc, cheerful kit. RAHCHREALTY ••••••••••••••••••••••• decorated. For lease. refrig. Fence~ yd, quiet ~.!n:H373an.6 Wehavesummerrental1 COLEOFHEWPORT ~. ~P;:t;;!~·~~}:~ w/d!!hwhr. Lg yd. $395. BLUFFSCONDOS Shown by appt. only, street, E ·S1cte C .M. - byweekorbymoolb! REALTORS view, Ownr. 543·0212; 848.9427 551·2000 Leues starling at $450 6'73·8042Agt. adults no dogs, $295. mo Channinit 2 BR. l 'h ba., associated 67"551 I 751·3386 ask for Georgia, Month Anent644·1133 BR h B +Stturity.S48-63SS fam. rm.; newly decor . .,.. Univ. Park Deane Kens· · "' __ l cottage on t e ay! St75. Agt. M4-7'383 Mesa Verde home 3 Br & or5Sl·3S91 Cozy 3Br! 2Ba, newly lngton 4 Br, 3 ba, a/c. \!ti EASTBLUFF Cpta, slv, refrig. Adlts, Apoetintnb Furnished lbr, Jba, new ruia, 8 1101< fR<, RF Ill Tt•RS lilt'• °W flail\, • It I \Iii f Fam Rm. cozy. Avail P,al nted n~lde & o~t. Water & gardener. No EXEC Hme, 4 Br, sep cat OK. yrly, only. 1st & ••••••••••••••••••••••• June 4th. S400 mo. D. J. r...tcdn Valley 3234 Covered pauo !or BBQ•· ~s. $595. 552·0620 dining/ family rm., sot't lut mo. req d. $325 mo. Coste Meso 3724 144~~ao~::5.'75S Feenstra,Jnc.549·3162 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Xlnt loc. Dar len e, er/Agt. water. Nrschools, shop· ~~~· pd. 673·3826 aft •••••••••••••••-••---••--------- 2 BR. 2 Ba Condo w /air 846-90IO aft. 8 Brand new Woodbridge ping, tennis clb. $795/mo. $40 00 WUI( & UP Family Condo, beach 3e r. lba, frplc. E·alde. cond, crpt. d11bwshr, 3 Br H4 ea. Hntg CnU Condo. 2 BR & den, 2V.i ~~S1rdnr. MS-224o, Btufrs. View upper Npt •Studlo&lBR Apts <irea, pool, Leno.Ls. yrl)'. Fncd y d , new cpts. range/ovn, 2 car aar, hot Twnhse, rptc, cl)ts, drps. ba, pl~h crpt'g & entry Bay from huge sundeck, •TV &Maid Serv Avail 16SO. 640-1751 ~/mo. 24.16 Orange St. water rurn, encl patio, refrig, stove, patio, pool tile. Enjoy bo.atln1, Nwpt crest, 4Br. 2~ba. 2br, 2ba, frplc, dbl encJ •Phol>eServ, Htd pool ·12M. swim pool, lndry fac. & leo11l1. $33S mo. aWimmlnl & trad.s. All Pool, jac, tennis crts. 8ar, pool. S575 mo. zt78 NewportBlvd,CM HouMi UnfvmJshed VACANT a br, 2 ba. Cpts, s:r.10. mo. 839--6127 7SHl850; 9l53-c63Z association recs paid. t&W/yrly lse. fM.4-11053 644-9981 548-!nSSor64.s-3967 OLDCDM 2 O.droom. $335/mn. Arent. '73·7601 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ts ~w::e_~ gar. 3 Br 2 Ba. Tiburon Condo. Sharp 3 bed.rm, 2 ba, nu SC7S mo. 833-9979 EASTBLUFF HOUSE $275. Utit Pd.! Lg9,..,.. 2 Ir C1•ral 3202 • Pool, AC. yard, dbl iar. pa lot thruout. Dr pa, Rancho S. J . Twnhm, lu· 4 Br 2 Ba, $700 mo. On Beach! Rd, patio Bltns, w/w, pool, adlta, 3 br house, la~. beam~ . ........... •••••••••••• s Br2 Bl Mont icello Coo-$325. !)62..M86; SM-0Ul8 crpts, nice fncd yard. urlou,, 2 sty, 2 BR. den, MS-7388 +many more avail now. nopeta. $240. M5·39'7l clean, pvt patio, pr. ~17 R&ITA.LS G>.LOllll do, nn' palnt. encl dbl Move ri1bt ln. 1365/mo. 2~ ba, LeHo/optlon. mJ leo/Free ure Serv. Goldenrod. 7&-0:2lll0 We have the latut tn c'~ pools. ~~t " .._,tiftgt• hoc.h 3240 llS:MSl'7 A.gt. No reoe. 552TUR-952tTLEROCK GLEN ~2 :a~n~f. :SO«k:nct. u:;c~-.,._ .... _ ~';';~a.,i&f ~O:~~w Sptci2ba·.O\ISL.,n.t~rFroatr. Av2!>'"11' DAJLYR.cntalllltlln tht ..-.*37$.-..-. • •••••••••••••••••••••• 3bf 2ba m• .. v m a1 lt1 _.... ..,.·11·· ---··-H•• ,_ . ~ -....... h ..... 100' r . . _.., . .. BR, ...... b r ''""'ener . ....,.. '9A evea; Wll'appt. ·-~ •H --"" c •·" s. • o LeueJBR,2 Ba,ram·nn, Sharp•brbomew/tleaY)' yrd. Vic of Yorktown 6 • .... •· am. rm. 640-5$30 Shostoleacht -~..;._------1 ... "_ .. 11_ .... _.,--·-----~-j·~~·tr.Niw1 Sml pool• t enaf1. SOO. 1hakeroof,!r-plc,da.bwbr Brookhure t. ltU ! Dln. rm., 2 fplcs. \!iew Gar, b)tns, D/W, only Bun.cM d~·eNmp1~~· N..-2Btl\\8il,.,,/Wlw. ~ e rn• ave. W ·lfTO day1, '7$-112' fl new crpt. Only '39$. Salmon Ln. 14SO/«no. lot. Nr. tun ls, pool, C:5 1 ~ Mali _.. o ma.n 2 bib beach adltl rd' ,,._ tY'Cll. C.all MI~ 1168·7... irecnbclt.SIDS Mo. SUO/Yr ly Newport S lyrf y. e en unt. 54a.mn • No-· -u: ~ :t. **--Mtl ~ AGENT 333-~ Habta SBr, lam rm, 2 mt ii r... ...--· 3 br, 2 ba, ~. drpt, NURBEACH.2-t>r , 1 ba, SPRJ~GHURST ba+boat1tora1t' ••C:O....rsWd. t .. wpOf'tlHch 37H CotfaMnct JIJ4 3 BR, 2 BA.: nu paint, II• bltnl, fli>lc. g.ardc:.ncr lll· 1ara1e. 7848 Newm an. 9650 yrly, acroa from Part. l'\u'o, ~ 2 Br 2 •••••••._.• ... •••••••••• ....... •••••••••••••••• ~~1s~~~l ~~~~·s~~;: cl.Mt0.94$·2'71 $.11$;8'6·'1'8l5evu btacll;•8r,:z'ba. Ba, fplc patio, blw, 2 28odroom,lbeth S BR l""Ba. Lrpl patio '11.Jltl SIU 2.. 3br. 2ba Condo. Nu crpts, ~rno~tly, 3 rr ho,:r.•· pool•. lad'nl puttto1 2 Bedroocn;2biUi •undcdt ov l' 2 Ur ear' Kins 1lql Ya~ lllda frplc. $min. hom Bel\. :,,.,.1'2rJ" ·~.~:nrrnt en.64U273;642-4818 12ar0month leue Cot. cl.rPI, 1.ncby. ldnJp. L«atontan, l\tlJ>JOU tlnd 0 .... Nl-t ·-u. s-a:t ...._ 183·'1-• "':n -15 or _...,,, ,, _... l .......... c..~ Nr.-Pcnoona .............. .... the beaeb clU rutaJ r~Ma~~av;li.~ ;g:;159 vv,.,.v --home, auper c ond 8BrZBaBcuh.11 for 1M-. c.u c:s-'213.'.;'lru ~ .• ._..,_, YoUDMd ,oct.¥. 1'• · blel ~ aBclrma , f)>lcJ pr. ~ leDDla. -=-------______ __....,. m.LtPM ..._. +•C 1 I Rlllrl .... 2br, ZbL 14'1 sflarp la m. '1100/mo, on tho W•t.er Avl JUiy, 642· Nrllf!W2tr, 2tia12 WP%' Drfo J br, a tia•-.. Nt•. •--~------• bomt. rtpfc, rc:fitct1on C oado. n•'1f 1 barp New lhec: Dix 2 sty oaQiiiDel tloM to~ Jl1 LePu le Ln .. SJ.E DoD'tdro;tU..,.Ut Gth SltSi. Ip 1 Bl"+ sncnl pool, tnc:d"1rd. Cl to 2br+d ,,,view ~ bomft. Walt·blke 1"11~.67&;1451.. C.11.smmo."5-sz::m ·Job wflh••.cD1tDall7 Ntc:e ..,.,., Small acllO() "beach. Cul-de· WATEllPitONTnOMES l)da. All •~Halttu. 0.'fTREBDOI Pilot Claulfled Acl. ti fG:4800 aac • Avail. now. CallfllM.00 rmm , otcgp. ,-GO. v.,.~clMl't•· PbDDdd.-n.; ••Cu 1mnrr1W. eauso-noi. um Adlilta.m.ua. I . -- aa9DAB..YPILOT lunda'i .lt-11171 A.8alwwwh....... S...rbetlh 4200 ~ ..-.Reettl 4410 ...._.. ·1...._., J!lllJ!:\ll~.:::=::.:~~:.:...-----------=:::.:;~JJ,.:J::.;;::.._:i.:~·, •"················-··· ....................... fof:ll..t 4Uo ······•·-··········... o,~ hos C)pperWty 1oos ''A ....... Ulhr... • ... _ . ~--...... ........_ .. --lwaf•""'-"" ... ...,.,....... ll4f Cbrona d l llilar ~an· ....................... 4 DllUXI OPC'S -u••••o•u•~.!!. .. ~!tl?. .... ! .. !.!••••n•o•u·~· ,----,, .~ .... .-.. _ .. __ ••• ~~~ ... ~~:,.;;"""';;i;:;;-.; ~ ................. , ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• ~ ~· •leepe '::° S1a1t•"rera1e.~~lboa~~. nn., aeat ts. all ----~MIN l4c..teMft9 H24 llllultllli-M leed ll40 m:'4' ~ w-.y. uneDJ0.~'1'7 _ 12lh&J'eet. paneled, am. whs.e in re• • ··········-·· .. ••••••• ....................... ....................... Bil canyon, View funa ·--~l'f~'l8'71 -c? ~ a.r. 1 or! yr. te. Wke PIORtA.BI.£ --. -, .·--------kidswelco.m•.2br,t~ba apt.%8r,t8a,nowthru 0ffk9......, '4400 ro~uea .Kea& st\ftS"lnal, a.ado.Pooll,playareu. ~adlt• f700 mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Har Jl+$8)..9393 DISTllBUTORSHIP New Ct"Pla. drll' ~ pnl. '1:ftklf1V o.slon Ind"' 60-PU sq Fl ~ 1·, I Gmi.l'TMG _ ~ •«IUl'IQ .,v to tbr w/ao_Ca-bed added. 1B17WESTCLIFF·NB ..._ ........... 4500 Local distributor bas mootblyrevenue AW.~~ PRJNOHURST ~~~~.. Block to bay & ocean. AOT.SU~ ....................... of $1155 for lo.20 his. wort weekly. CIOUlat>oftmlnltlOmll '1"WNliSB. Im. 3 Br. l~ =:sor~~f'~ $250. weekly. 548-6l'l3 INDUSTRIAL UNITS ASSUMI IU\a4ls$ Wlntu.~~oncl DI, Fam Rm, I fplc't, m111~11rrK~tr. SAN CLEMENTE ·:~~~· w/ofc. Woodworker'a lESPOMSllllnlS tijplfb *'801tel1ot a l>l'lfT*Jm pa~. aam.l, tauna, ~ TIMlt ~ru. too Beach homes, condos, OK. Leulog ore. open wrntlM .._."BS tocofton. lenn •ovm• lhM>Pf . Bob,~. (2 > •;:.•"· andapta. Reserveoow. ~Call SOffll ,!•Space W. Mon-~. 711w.17th ...,.•M\fMllng •OIUloiOI. 8'·2001, nea (714) ~~nl B~RTHAKENRY on teiuanaaer St,CMorcall:l42-4483 .._.0 SaLJul"!. •t""11•(1ED -NT llH r • ..,.~.,....,.;,.,. ('T1')"2>31Uextit6 " nw ll.•'lf'V Ont61Wo ldrooml Otlt8o11t Q . , , REALTORS C.M. lndust.dal 1400 aq.ft. ,._n >O. o..6r~ •NEWDLX4PL.&X• '• ~~ ZlSDelMar '92-4121 DELUXI OFfltCES ~-295S Randolph "9" .......... " -n • Spac!Out 2 & 3 Br nr. lUKurv ldl.tlt rtfttllS lr~m san Juan Capistrano. 2 Comml & lndaU space3• 646-2l30; '19-3709 Restock and servict c::ompuny established commercial Wld industrial accounts. Make this your )ear !Or sue. , cess by investing in n $10 Billion re- cession proof industry with sales to date up 20% over last year. 'l'his is an exclusive patented system "1th limit ed openings and requires a ¢linimum cash investment of $2,750, secured by inventory and a firm repurchase agreement. Company guarantees sale of all inventory. Serious investors on· Jy, please CALL TODAY (including Sunday): llO,_..rfNAwt.,COttl ... ,.,..... plau. Fplc. La. t11cd . .-iomontl'lly. Br. compl fum..Coildo 3l0to2000.q.ft.Nlow UllMFGSPACE __ ,_o.,t Patio or Dale VI,_ 200 Promontory Or. Wl1t. w/paol $400/mo. Cl»-2756 a 35l sq. n. La1Nlaue1 & aervlna bar. Blw, d/'w, Ju~~rttt of J= Mission Vlefo areas. LA~UMAllACH ,...:...:........:.._ ... ,. .. ,.__._u~-. 1124 lodlv. w1hr/deyr hkup. ~~~~mfr: wi · Balboa, furn. 2 Br, $L50 Handy to S.b . Frwy. AvaU.now.3TStotZ.s1q. ---..... --Pvtenclaar.Nr 1hopa& Owned1nd1n1na11tc1bV wk, June only. Bachelor C.11:831·1400 ft.64&·3357. •••-•••••-••••••• •••• •••••• ••••• •• ••••• ••••• llChb. Country quiet. l ~ The trv1n1 Companv $10 0 wk a Jl I um • ---------1 , O "R NT IN o MUA VERDE ltH, ml to bcb. From $305 mer.1-593-120 WESTCLlff AllEA Costa Mesa, UOO aq_.rt, at bo.auhful new apt1: J atm plwN 2 fl 3 638-0581 ----NEWPORT BEACH S360 per mo. l'lS-1380 or .oe~a 1 8r'a, CS"C'll llrddwce1pla.5*to:M .,.-. 3144 $275 to $750 Wk 1400 Sq. It. two pvt. _646-_11_64 ______ 1 r'i0.Ct1, as. Lapt 411 THI IAY UAP ....................... NOW WATERFRONT HOMES baths. $400 per mo. lOOOaq. n. modem offices "11'1 I lllr'•· •/~'\patio WOODBRIOOE Call631-1400 &f.2--0000 le warehouse. 1310 (Jr baJeooy • lllS. Eatl ~~·.'p!cf:. ':c~ PlNFS APTS YOU CAN AFFORD Waterfroot 2 Br patio UN I Q U E R ET A I L Logan, C. M · Unit B. $2l4. ~~ lllidry,:~ CGaM •"'8. Poot, pvt pat~. l, 2 4& 3 bdrm un\ts. NEWPORT BEACn dock, ruxn. $250. wk'. SHOPS FOR RENT. SSO _rno. __ 646-_75_12 _____ 1 ·•·-. :'! V.:nona!I,·! :!f. Adu.Iii, DO...-.. Ocal 1ned lt ke earl Y Av all. SS'l--0848, 546-6299 tot ~1' .. mFo. Ucttll 1J,1,c41:.!nEq. Industrial Urut '2 960 sq ft, . ~· _, .-.. CaUfornla bunaalow1. a ue a ory ~ • '.., · ~.a:ulty, Mf.JUO mA= c .u . Fr 0 m $2 '7 0. 1 1 5 Park Newport so. LAKE Tahoe, dlx. 3)th St, NewPOrt Beach c::b:;:: : I~~~· MR. COOPf:ll·TOU. RB ASk FOa OPHATOI #57 OtU.Y 1.aoo.au .1111 ·----------t----------1 Pl.outone.OCcbn,9-5.30 twnhse3br,2ba,slps8. or call 67S·8181 or C.M cau6aHJet · SZ'1'5 1 br. 1 ti.. £/Sk!e FodollowV"-9t Dally. LUXURYAPTLIVING Cable TV. pool, teno. 673-4.2'll --·-------1 tnplex. Enc. pr, bale. 121 W. Wlll0064&-2010 ~ OverlookinlTbe Water Avl.from 5/3l. 998-l68S DESK 7875 MJ.SSION VIEJO Sraew.GQ.JJIU) i'l.JBNORUN!o"Ul\N Balboa island 2 b 2 b B bspBacledat 1 1850-3'700SQ FT "2brtownhorMw/frpl 2 Br condo, tennis, pool, . r, •· eac v ., near Air cond otc 875.3534 °' ?Br&~. pauo, rn Ba. ·Leepallo&enc. iaraie spa, nm. no kids/pets. ~~~f:r 5s;a~o8~~.:!!f:~ Monthly. WJ.n1er avalla· ~lbert ~ Huntlnetoo m-021lextm 111¥fftw.nt Lost& Fo..d 5300 •ear shops . c•r , •Adult.t,cblld16&over S33S + utll. UAM·llPM, pools. 8 hghted courts, ble.675-()99.t ~ch. i pe~ mo~ D~w~. ..,600 Oppoti.wty 5015 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Easuade.St!I0.&3l~ .......... •-J•C"..,.'avaU. ~ 1 r bk ··-BALBOA Isl d nr So gown urru ure. --· _..... .. ••••-•••••••••••••••••REWARD •100 !or lost ... .,.,.. -rru es o 1 e tra1"', put· an • · · receptloolst will answer ••••••••••••••••••••••• · ~ THI DAISY BAY MEADOWS Walnut Square 2 br ting, shutOcboards. Bay, 4 br, 2 ba home. your phone for $10 per N\vprt B h H 1 1 N d TOR.RANCE female White Samoyed. FOR KIDS AND Spa.c. 1 & 2br, lba apts. tn.bouse. $315. 6'73-2313 July/Aug $250-$350/Wk. month. Daily PUot.omce, fw-n. aptc 0~ :s:·yrlye~ 158 Units. tsoo,000 down. th yrs, no coJl~r, :~~~ THeltPA.RlHTS! Many CacU. avail. Encl. eves & wknds, 752-UlOO BaXi':,'W'~~5g1~'!;~· 714-752-6440 642--4321 water, ASAP. ~P neat Assumable loan, 6X 5~;~:1.::0~~~ ~ollect •roo. gar. Pvt pat1os. Gas/WU days. 1&2 bdrms, Newport 28yroldwomanwlllcon· -gross. $1,&50,000 Call please ...... __ (Id.~ kids/pets. From New condo, 2 master 2 storytownbouses Beach. Garage. Steps to JHE EmCIENT sider anything. 675-7269, 95H793Agt. ....;._ _______ _ 6 ----$230.Adlt.s.64&-0073 bdrms den, 3 ba, dbl bcb.544-8899·,675-7598 S'Zl-4149Leslle Loat: May i5th. Manx •Totlot Elee. kltch, priv, patios ---------r Palios,fenced yard~. 2 br, epts, drps, bltns. eocJ.gar.6'lS.I772 & balc!>n ies, ckr1pts, Gorgeous apt, overlook· ALTERNATIVE Need female roomma~e ~.!'!~ ••• ~~.~~ ?.ntd 1;:~1;dtl~~bycol~~~ 68'1Westl8thSl. KldsOK.$'l25. draperies , par ng, ingbay,adults.June,Ju· Open a branch office or with house or apt in $20000 $300002 dTD Wht tag w/nS46·7508. If CaU 631·3515 645-2978 LC1CJU1M1 leach 3841 elevators. ly, Aug & Sept. $1050 mo. start your own co~any COM. Call (.213)943-9466 -· localordupl'e ...... nwan;ed· seen anywhere, anytime --"'~ p-'-" 3826 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 675-....,..,.. for a fraction of the "ost "" ..... • I I -U111T Op 1 'd ""'" " · Want to rent a"" or room by local execs. 10% int call 540-8261 lbr apt w/ am rm, liie 1v ••••••••••••••••••••••• lBr, Oceao view, 2607 hona ma1 service Month to month rent in· • ..... · _ ------ rm, util pd. Sauna, pool. Solano Way Call 497·349S Newport oceanfront 1 BR, eludes; recpt. service, w /bath for wom a~ Call (714) 640-4380 or Lo6t: Small black & white Jae, tennis & other fec11. ISpectacular Ocean VU. Nu after6pm or weekends. At Fashion bland, Jam· sips 5, families only. personalized phone COV· W/Cat. 494-8541 X129 until 89W3l2 female cat, wearing pink s.275. 350 Riviera Dr . 2br, 2ba. ~ar. $325 mo. boree & San Joaquin S200. wk J une. $225. July, erage, cont. room, mail 9:30PM collar. Vic. Orchid & Avail 6/1. 642-5777 752-2AOOor 493-7748 Studio. Quiet, pvt, beaut. llills Rd $2SO. Aug. Open House, service, underatround Mort9C!CJts, Tnat Fifth, CdM . Reward. 2 & 3 Bdrm 2 Ba 1 ocean view. patio, 1 June 4 & S. 3210 Ocean-prkg. &more. a.siness,lln•est/ Dffdi 5035 ~7l93bef.5PM 3 Br 2 Ba, patio, com pl re· s. d r' nerl y adult. $225. 499-1036 aft. 3 For lea.smg information: front THE E..XECUTIVE finanCe ••••••••••••••••••••••••---------dee. lmmed occpy. $285 redecorate am Y · Lost: Fem cat, beige mo.646-4343 welcome, no pets. From • • 3867 714 /LAA.J90() Charming Studio Apt, SUlTE •-••••• .. ••••••••••••• LOHIS 9°' w/Siamese marking. $300. 499-l.592or499-4836 MiSston Viejo UTT CdM. ltitch, ocean view. 567SAN NICOLAS DR, ~s M IO Lite blue collar. 979-68'10 "B'd house East Costa ....................... l blk to bcb. Cpls or SUITE 106 OpportWlity 5005 Abo 2ad TD LoGK -Mesa. $325 ·month. New dlx adult unit. 2br, Sharp 2br, Iba Condo. New duplexes 2·3 br $350 singles. no pets. $250. NEWPORT BEACH, CA ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fairest Terms since 1949 G75-2G62 2ba overlooking Dana plush cpts, AC. view, up yrly. Family & pets weekly. avail 6126-8121. ~S470 FOREIG .... CAR Scrtffet-MtCJ.Co. hrsoMfs 5350 Lrg-;-br. bltns, crpts & Pouat Manna. 49J..l.S90 patio. $325. mo. 830-6969. ok. 675-4912 ---673-0648 • 1 MO FREE RENT• f"lll 642·2171 54S.06 I I •••••···~··•••••••••••• drps. Adults only No BToro 3832 2 Br rondo, $290 mo, no BIG CANYON luxury for 1·2-3Rm. d.Jx. omces. No REPAIR SHOP Dnnkmgproblem? pEts. 64.5·3198 art 5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• pets, kids OK. the summer. Beautifully lease req. Adj. Alrporter Es TA BL 1 s H E D PRJVATE PARTY Call Alcohol Helpline . -New 2 Br 2 Ba, 4·plex, 645-3485 San Clemente 3876 dooe Monaco -3 br. 2~ Hotel. Low rates, full MONEY MAKER ••• 7 Will pay more for your 24 hrs a dayAJS.3830 \llo~t. E·s1de 2 br. frplc. A/C, cpts., drp.s, bltns. ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• ba July: S2000; August serv:-833-322St1lnoon Hoists. G Master 2ndT.D.6'2·35'73 PREGNANT? ~':~· ~u~~~~~~~.cls~~~. ~u;o pets. s320· tiWwportleoch 3869 2br, 2ba new Condo, up. S2000.Realtor642-5200 700 sq.ft. omce space me.chanics : ex· Caring confidential 644.08711 ••••••••••••••••••••••• gr oded Db~ g a .r 3 b / 11 ailbo t available. Pacific Cst : ~nenced stoc man. Announcetneftts/ counseling & rererral. Fountain Valley 3834 NEWPORT MARINA w/opener, pool , Jacum, r . ocean poo s 11 Hwy lo Newport Belt ~ets $125,000 per year. P~s/ Abortion, adoption & ;>;ew 2Br. 2ba. frplc, D/W, ••••••••••••••••••••••• , tennis. $395 mo (2131 ~a~~88~~·~50m week, Call Robbie, 548.0757 · Includes prime one acre Lost & FoUnd keeping. Upstairs rear. No pets. 1 Br, 1:i. ba Condo New 919 8oys1de Dr-. 598-5206 collect. · · P site plus shop plus sm~ll ••••••••••••••••••••••• APCARE S47·2S63 SJ'.!5. 166 Magnolia St. cpts. Pool acces&, laun 873-8414 Lge 3br, 2ba. kids ok, CHARMING 2 BR .cot· Pl.AL\ rental house. Owner will Announumrnt1 5100 UHDA& V1Ck1 545-1657 dry hook-ups, frplc. NEW2br&2br+den walk to shop"'. park, tage,fumlshed. For info. lucuti•eSuites help finance. Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• $425/mo. 646·2627 ~~~17.:Saterfront apts school. s:ws. 492.'Sos4 call 675·9667 or 530-7290 Suite 150 sq. rt. with ~~~~~~i~,:Oi's~n Announcing Opeo HolUc Oatc .. Mass• THANK YOU! 3 Br + 20x20 Bonus Rm, •Trash Compactor Beaut. 3 BR Condo, furn, view, services & equip-Thurs. June 9, 9:30·11:3> Fortt..,.,... of It! 1.,,.,Batwnhse,bltns,dbl •WetBar 2 br. 1 ba, children ok. close to beach. Pool, ten· ment. Ai r porter / JANITORIALSERVICE, AM, at Huntlngto11 ScrviniallOraQieCo. 1-u r making Sunflower gar. redec. Pool, $385. •Fireplace Wulk s hop'g , park, niscrt,spaciouspark'g, Registry area. 2082 gross$2SOO.mo.For Beach Community -835-7313 - luxury apts the favorite 536-1461; 963-2$32 •Private beach school. S245. 492·5034 etc. 675-4985or673·5SS8 Michelson, Irvine, info. call631·3859 Nursery ~bool. A Co-op. RELAXING MASSAGE M Pl · l I t' &-~ "'--3880 752·0234 2'12117th St. H.B. Open· mColita etta. u..-AJ-on•-och 3840 • eXJgassenc .pa 10s -..a-. Electrical Contracting & mgsareavail.for 3 &4 .BobJames- rwsn••"!f' -•Smoke detectors ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• Sp:iCIOllS Bay Front, furn JUST COMPLETED. Full Burglar Alarm business ld Ph D bbl Uc. Masseur '\ow full, some available ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Slips avail. to tenants 1 story Condo 3 br +den, 2 2br, 2ba. lrg terr. 1 blk service deluxe offices in Oranae County. Estab. yr 0 5 • · e e Outcalls 9-9494-Slll mmldJune. IRAMDNEW! Adults,nopeta ba. lrpl. patio, lndry from Bal Island Avall (175-aSOaq.ft.)lrvineln· many years. Xlnt net ~:::r; ~-O~~r~~! --------- 251lSunflower 557-4800 1·2 & 3 Br apts From Steps to beach. 4 Br 2 Ba, fac's 2 car encl gar. June. July, Sl500 ea. dustrial complex, recep-prolit. Professional Busi· Akerman, 968-9481(for3 •SUZI'S* 2 BR, 1 Ba, sngl sty, Shag $250 I per mo. 14 11 fplc. cpts, drps, $600 yrly w/opnr Comm pool. Aug,SISOO. 644·9856 tionlst. secretary. Xerox, nessSaJes, (n4)838-1213 days> Outcall Massage cri>ts. dr}X'I, patio. beam Oeo~~aJ walre;.1~1B Ot pen 12·5 lse 642·3443 $375. 847·2622 BALBOA ISLAND, lovely blueplrint, FmaU &l c:oCffeef _..:.._ _______ , 1QAM·2AM 731-5448 l'ell, frplc, gar. Adults. '"y. n 1 e 0 ocean. · South L-3886 2 Br. patio, gar. avl June serv ce. orma on DISTRIBUTOR Lost & Fomd 5 300 :s275. 2544 Elden 538-8406 642·9602 Agt. 536·1808 Duplex 1 Br New paint •••••••·~·; •••••• •••. 15. 1173-4544 rm, lounge. Lease or mo. WANTED ••••••••••••• •••••••••• £XOTIC GIRLS :! Br. bltns. cpts, drps. gar. adults. no pets. 00-0527 or S48-4291 in/out Rfg/stove New . . • to mo. 549-9022 Massage & Modeling •Location w /W cpl Adults, no pets. Lge. qwet. luxunous. ex· Vooatioft Rentals 4250 . RPI Inc. ls now expand-LOST: Blk. fem poodle, OutCA1.l J543 3250 rrl Gmonthsmlftlmum $?40 ec 2 br. 2 ba cipl ........................ 2. ROOM Suite w / ingi~te>your•rea .. Jf.you veryold.Needsmedka·---542.3 __ 1_69 __ -__ * ce (213)654·5108 Elevator to scenic pnv. BIG BEAR restroom. $175. 1770 arc sincerely looking Lor tioo. Vic. Ka milt.on & MASSAGE •Luxury bch Party&gameroom, LAKEFRONT Orange Ave .• CM . a real ground-floor op-Brookhurst. Rewtrd. 'Jew 2 Br 21 ... Ba. dbl ~ar 2 bedroomfrom$260 •SUNNY 2 Br I Ba. nr total security Perfect Cebins. (714)866·7701 548-(i!96or675-8386 portunity with better 968-2985 R&UREMODELS w/opnr. Adlls only. BanburyCross•842-6604 Lido shops & bch. S375 hvangorwkndretreatfor 494·9727or839-S173. Luxurious o(fice space, than average return, in· ----------r ESCORTS 640·0096 ---------1 yrly, monthly. Util pd. the adventurous adult.1----------1 vestigate this oew SCRAM '£TS ---------1Nr SeacliCf Village 3br, 673-0343 Starting at $515/mo. Rentals to Shore 4300 N.B. area. HOO sq ft. 4 patented product op. '"L OUTCALL ONLY I Lg2Br.1 1 ~Ba . Eai.b1de 2ba·$3SO. 2br, 2ba·$290. 499-2835 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rooms. S37S mo. 1527 portwuty. No compet.i· 631·3111 CostaMesa apt.S285. Gar.r~area,19071Hol· Lovely 2br, 2ba Condo W_..HTED Monrovia. Contact 11on.Smalllnventoryre· ANSWERS ~o 1120 ly.848-8311 w /cust c pts. drps & ~nts Fwnished "' _7_1_4-64_5-_2_11_4 _____ quired. RPI Inc. P.O. Gamble-Urchin *KAn..e11i.1•5* -beaut wall papers. All or Unfurnished 3900 A responsible woman to Box 17185, Sall Lake Ci-ru:n t:-Stde. 3 Br 2 Ba. encl Beach art'a, 3 BR, 3 ba. new kitch, 2 patios ••••••••••••••••••••••• share condolnSanJuan COSTA MESA ty,\Jtah,84117 Voyage -Podium OUTCALLMASSAGE gar. new decor. No pets. £rplc. dshwshr. patio. +pool, walk to Westchfr THE EXCITING Capistrano with same. PROF OFFICES r---------Mature -Enamel 6PM-2PM 973-0893 S365. 184 21s t St. Apt A. New & super sharp. Ron sbop'g, occupancy mi<l PALM MESA APTS. Will split rent & utilities. MESA VERDE FEED STORE Slgn ~~~~~:~n~~lore HELP IS AVAILABLE 546·6985 Ellis. 960·2358 June. $42S. mo. 548·4193 & M lN\JTES TON PT ~11_1~~~r 7 p.m. at <714 > 45()..900•1000 sq. ft. Plus nursery & landscap-where T·shirts are sold: F'or Families in Crisis. P()UR SEASONS A PTS 3 Br 2Ya Ba, owners unit. 548-7376· BCH. Jmmediate occupancy ing business. $15,000 mo "'l he opinions expressed Cell the HopeUnit, South Spacious2brtwnhse,1l,Aa Nr shops, fwy, school, Owners upgraded 2 Br, Bach.1&2BR.. Cutdown 50•59 FT. gross. Xlnt business. on these s llirts are not Coast Community ba. pool, pvt patio, bltns,patio,CallOebbie, dcn,2Ba,2sty,nr Hoag. from$2JO.&ui;. L • it-1 H di • ' Supcrareatolive.GALA necessarily those of the Hospital, so. Laguna ~dulls, no ~ts. S260. 735 536-4578 fplc, patio, gar, $400 mo. Adults. No Pets ivlnCJ ... penses. a ey Realty 847·8844 PROPERTIES 542-3456 MANAGEMENT." 499-1311. JoannSt.646·6"483 opets 645-6556 1561 Mesa Dr. Shareahomeoraptment OFC. SPACE approx. 400 forGeo. Frey ~ ---------'---------4 Br. 21-'J ba, D/W, tennis n · · (SBlksEastofNcwport l"\...-OlAnJ"UNuMrrm ft Wb 1 FOUND : FemaleAlghan, Beach Home·Mate want-1 BR w/enc gar. $200 rourt,i;, pool, jac & RV Blvd.> ~<-· sq ·up. se. av·· nr. AHTIQUiSHOP approx 3, tags, Spr· ed: wt/male under 20. Frrst. last + $100 sec. Io I · S 5 5 0 I mo · NEWPORT MARlNA, 546-9860 'Uk-<.4«~~111. OC arpt. & frwys . &REftMISHIMG ingdalc & Slater, HB. Friendship ++. John dep_Nopcts.548-8594. (213l392·404.2collect. 919 Bayside Dr. Sub -t:'A>~~,..q 549"2218 16Yearssameowner! 84'7·5320 536-2282 Lge 1 br. balcony, pool. 2 Br. G·plcx. redec, nr lease, new Bayfront 2 Br ·~ ForoverSyrs.832·4134 omCE SPACE, 17th & Nets over $18K. Full Lost: $40 Reward, Blk _La_d_y_nds __ n_d_e_t_o_w_o_r_k-. n-r-. .\\·a116J10/77. Adults on· Bolsa & Beach Blvd. 2Ba.den apt. Deck. pool, --r~: ~ Wanted: Female room-p~~ledna. Cp·tf:td· pd22Swsrq.mft. ApnG·cEeNTS39K 833 .. 9781 Lhasa Apso, parking lot OC Airport. Lives in ly. Sl9S 548·'7924 $225. 892-7086; 963·2532 beach, boat slip avail. -TllB llVH'l'INlYl'ON mate lo share hom e .,"" • c • r · El Tonto restaurant nr C&.>ta Mesa nr 171h & -Adults.$975.675-6532 ·· w/pool in Back Bay SlOOpermo.675-S'lMaft GOLDENOPP OCAirport.Wh1temark· Santa Ana. Works 85. S.150 New 2 br. 2 ha.cozy 3Br, 2ta ba apt. -~T·~·· $200/mo+ulil.Leasere· 6PM.lmmedoccy. • ings on chest. Ans to Jan,541·3388,lvmsi. triplex. frplc. balcony, LaWld hkup, Jge patio. q'd. cai. 1 for interview, •--l---R--"'....1 ..,450 For qualified buyer; well "Jazz ... Days 759-0234, --------- lndry. 642-1603 encl gar $375. Call Ingnd •DELUXE• J 673 4545 or -""'~ .. established catering Eves5S2-07S7 Yng wht woman seeks -at846-137lor846"8413 Eastblu!f 3 br, 2 ba. ~~~.e, · ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• service. Owner wants to ---------• snit. fmancially secure. ·$285 3 IR 2 IA Lease. loci. spac. master FROM S240to $335 DESK space at 1'18'15 retire. Call today! LOST blk/gray Mini Poo-l(entleman 3S to so for PQOI, family, no pets 2 t.drooms. 3Boths s1.1ite, din rm & dbl 5 Beaut apt plans. avail. House to share at 436 Beach Blvd .• near RESTAURAH'f die. "Abee" vie 3 Arch friendship. P .O. Bo:c \Jpstairs.5574831 Deluxe apt , frpl c. garage. Auto door furn or unfum. Bach, 1 Hamilton. CM . Talbert.. in Huntington Fully equipped, xlnt Bay.So. Laguna, $25. re· 1963,H.B.92647. --------•enclosed 1•r. lnttr)' fac, opener avail. Pool & br. 2 br. 1 ba: 2 br. 2 $117.SO+\.ia util. Stop by Beach. SSO per month. take-OUt business, llex-ward.499-2M2an5, FROM $260 patio, •ll adult. no pets. recreation area. Adults baths. Dcamed hv rms, days/nates. Bring own furniture. Our ican restaurant. $13,500 Pcnons witnessing accl· \1ature adults only, -no S28Smo. 847-2622 only. No pets. From $367 dioiol( areas, storage, receptionist will answer . • Female cocker spaniel, dent evening of512n6 In pets. Large 2&3 br apts. up. Pat 1 o s • d e c k s • Rmtnate M/F, shr 3 Br 3 your phone for $10 per ·~· • fowid ln F.V. 2 wks ago. v o Iv in a fem a I e Dstiwhr, gu BBQ. Gas2br.l~ba,$230.Ulil.pd 86SAmigosWay landsraped grounds, Bahse,CdM.Femw/U month.DallyPlloloffice, ~,.,.,.,. Pbone962-3978/962·355.S. pedestrian and 1972. pd. 178 Scott Pl. 642·5073 Adults. 8143 McFadden cov. prkg. lighted tennis. yr old son. ASAP, lplc, 6'\2-C!l ?_ -_/ Monte Carlo with Flonda Ave at Beach Bl. Cliff Haven, 2 br, 1 bu, v o 11eyba11 , 2 sty gar, w sh r /dry r , '(}()«/ Lost: Lge black male dog, plates at Balboa Blvd. & 3 Br. 2 ba. Kids OK. Pool. cpls. fplc , aar .• older clubhouse. billiards. dshwshr. front yd, patio, .... T..... short·balred, part Lab. 30th St. please call, col- ii215. 642·7986. 1998 Mn· 2 br, 1 ba, yard, enc. adults. no pets. $275. swimming pool, ping com pl furn. 1225, Bristol St/CM SSS N.c..... •-· while chest & paws. !eel ll necesaa ry pie. garage. Petsok. $260. + 548-5306 pong, hydro·spa, gym. lst/last, perm. 644-4965 ---"Apache", reward m4>633-7515 ---------1 deposit. 7843 Ronald D.-Sorry, no pets. afts:ao For Lease: Now Avalta· 4'94·719111 . '7Bll-8480 6'75-7325 Want Ads Call 642·5678 ~:75':;ach & Talbert). 3 J!n~ lf8b&1c,P~~· ;:.g ~~~~;:;~~~~~~ R000.fATFS Needed. M ~:,:c!~0~r sid~ ~.,Z'y~ FAST FOOD F_O_UN_D_:_W_e_l_m_a_r_a -ne-r-. Ptt'MIMll Senlcff 5360 ---------'" 67"1058 Edln H B F Bal Penln. 3 br 2 Di.stlnct,veln all aspects. JRVINElndustrlat male. Vic:. So. Coast ••tt••••••••••••••••••• ' yr"3. .,.. 8400 ger. · · or ' . ' Att tl I d L rn• ,..,.,,. Le t ~... " II :Osta M•sa 3124 ec.taM... . 3824 < 7141847.9605 ba. yrly. $140mo. + uUl., LtndKapln~ & arcbltec-rac ve ease an P au. 213.,,._,_ am o.,...mdourpoo ••••••••••••• •••••••••• •••••••••-•••••••••••• Nr new 2br. 2ba, 2 car gnr OPEN 9-S DAIL y call aR.5, 6'13-3780 lure are well suited to re· terms.. Me:saa~es/MneU Realty •. . , ~---------------1111· oo Channel cl06e to bch, tallorofflcelocatlonCaJI TIME '151-1400 FOUND: Sbecpdoa (Old 548-2208 " yrly$425.675-1453 S19S, 1 Br, beam cell, Will share Park NeWllOrt Mr . Welchat'l51·2324 .... c ...... • En I> I em a I e • ---------d•t Vil[ · pallo. trees·flowers, El 2 Bdrms w/re:t.p person. -_., Rarbor/Haurd, SA... • _.. e l erranean l agre Lge 2 sty, 2 Br 2 Ba,Ff'pk, Patio 130 Broadway $195+~ util. 963·6'161 Nets$30,000year. e~.~!?.,h}d19.;,.,9:fe.Ma~ ~.-"'1--D/W, W/D. huge am CM. • • d.vs eves'l59.00SS Ne,irport Bl. front•lf•, wen estab. so Amuse· • ._ --.... ,. .., • •-r-Vttun Rm, patio, gar. 673-2641 ' C.M. Prtme store 1300 to men\ pmea. LltUe belp 1--.:....--_.;;...--..;....1•••••••••••••••••• •• •• • •Beamed ceUings. wood paneling •Grassclotb wallcovering •Fireplaces, wet bars •Dishwashers, walk-in closets •Balccmles, paUos •Park-like landscaplq ~Wlmmlna pools, jacu.ul •U1hted tennis courts •Mlautes to freeways A: beaches •Security systems as.sure privacy • llDIOOM • llDIOOM ... J •-a• TOWlllOUSI A apeclal eodlon fM" thOlo wftb •am.all prt; AdubaOn\f •• Office Open Dally 9 to8 G( 17141111 .. tll . . }&GO Barbor BIVd., Costa ~ Calif .. -~ --• -· ... - --'---~----iRooms 4000 Male/female. $100 +utll. 3800s.f.Agt.r?MOOO needed. 29t,;, Down. FOUND: Male dot. Schoob& Bayfront apt., 2 bdrmt • Z ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• Costa Mesa .East. Noo. TIME, 751·1400 golden, Vic. Old Newport lmtn.:floa 7005 baths. $700 Mo. yrly. ROOMS S2S wk up with amoker.645-843C NWPRTBCHSTORE Blvd&Clay,NB.645-7918 ......... •••••••••••••• ~· Boat slip avalL at ltitcben. S37.50 wk up 2630AvonSl. AOO/mo PLANT STORE, nestab. Fbund. Ocrm horthalr MEN WOMEN Lido. Realty .................. apts. S48·!rn5 Responsible ~· New1 Jetty W)'nD <21S)4'1'7·Ti01 5 yrs. PrestA,lioU3 le pro-Pointer Pu:: ~red 64 TRASH rot v•o ,_,, :Zbr,l~bltwm ... e.,2 m f70N.Newport8l•d,NB ~~~iz~"r,~.~~nC:: mo'a old. 4rk bra.'Vlc. IAITIMDIH~ Lux coado Wik to bch Lag Bcb. Rooms for rent. =·~~.!1:1ttutil· R«alllbop lOprk'J· :::!7H.CIN\ -BUcb a Warner, H.B. TWO WEEK CLASS 2br. $C50. Wkdy~ ~ :..=· l&t 6' last. 'e 642·ElbeCONnooD '-'• ..--.,~·_ .,. ~ NA110N·WIDF.JOB U.3·8Ul. eve/wknd Y Share48rbouse, privacy1 CANN YvllJ..AOE llCYC&.llOOM LoatTrl clrShcllie, mo.t• PLACEMENT 541M18'75 Pvtsleepi.Dgr1nw~~,-~· pref fom. $U1.5u ~AGE ' Blc7cle dealetablp tv bl~ It wbl. a.ward. A.SSISTANCS Nwpt SboTes area, 1~ tr, view. Prefer reuned "98-'1305,d8-5702Cort ttMBol , 548-8025 available )'our area:, ;rStkPPl.t",LniBcbtaa, GOODJOB • blbocun.2br,lbadplx. 40 yr3 +. $30. P/Wk. Male pref, 21·30 non . Num~roae rated blk · (0503 lie ta1. Vic • OPPOR'tUNITlES Y\'lylA.714-~S8Tl 492·79118 amoker 1t.ral&htto11bare Pvt Pl)' looktnt for lge O>rnp!cte tr&lnin& plus Sprn1d1le/Wrnt-. Call lt ...-.CAM "brd ,.: /lame Cheap ~ o~ proporty lovcnlory. f'ully ... 7.~ URTDtDaS Lwtury 2 Bll, 2~ Ba, Con· Mature lady has 2 room~ 6 p..,. w • to lao/bQ,y a~t .. acre ~Nd;; @13)961-31'1'7 <r" ~ do. t~ pool jacu.nl tb rent ln lovel1 qulot ?fl"s.1!11~ all 4. w /utml)t & wtr .hhp -. .· L-0 ST . L It ll e B rn SCHOOL adults. 'i&oo'11eau '. hMe. Ft-m., 00 pets. No cfutauan males lookln& prefenbly w/.10rn« typ0 MOPEDSTOR.£ ln1bairt4 do1, F . llOtE.l'ltb!t.,SA M.W28ll ctnui:a. Must have f/tlme for H m . $85/mo lncla olbulldlna. S44·41C69 Fant.aaUcCoaatlocaUon~ 1, Freedom Hmea.rH, CM. ,Sc'"-'-~~oc.it Job. SlSO mo + dep. Use utlllUes. CM llou••· , ~OOOhiv•lm~t~\, r,' 5/31. "l&P. Ans. to Kaatlt.1--~---~""'""~.-..~--. Lovely 3br apt. FrpJc, olkltch. 963-8233 145-90661ateeves. H£WPOBT8t.VD ' , ~ ',v;_.., '1'"'9SST , ·~· ,. ftAPPYbND dsbwlbl', pal.lo, nr wtr ........ Mohl• 4. 00 8000eq.ft. Avail. July 1 ' RA.la t lit~ pnil bldf -I) DAY CAMP. S!:Z5.S1a.s'llt " ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gal to•h•rt 2 BR apt, Pit Mo to moor I • La .::-:amn!~o 6 G"',,,"'GD SALE ~''111J J\ill'or p/Um PrHcbl. ,__ f.Jewport.XJntopportunt· MeN1•hRultyCo. , & • """ "' ~ ai J ~l'm"~'5 CJean 1• Br 00 Ctlannel, SIALAllCMO'tl&. I "t,y to Iii 'people; Tt.n· fG.1134,evesKl-G.1'78 ~1,UPM, ""'-theDaityPtlotbruathaP: '~~ tt.n m dodl a van. Ytly. $3"10 2274 N~ Bl CM. nil l)'m es Po<>l Call . • ~ lse • tneornt. tn.~,. py resuJl:I. To pl•c:• JOU~ m o . U04 Marcu1: M ·l«S, .WeekaY ratoe Anita days •l &44.toeo. H&.te aomKhlnc•1to'l~llt F\IU prtce. 152-te!Ol al\ drawfn.1~card. pbon• ;AN~~~Pal~m~::ao "1.sJUorSOG58 lromJCO.a.up. ·,_ _MS..64-1·7295,., '.. .. atalnt1ehdlcfoltwell. ~ ~ .1 .!}•·-··" tli58'Tttoclar. ~ ,, _ _ _ • 1 ':' .. • " ---! c ·· " I ,. ,. 'i ... _ •• • _. ........ t ~~--~~-----~------- • "' -·-' . ~ ~~~.~ ..... ?!.~! ~~~~ .... ~~!~ ~!~-.?!.~. ~!.~.~ .... .?!~ ~!!!!.~.~-.?~ ~!~ ..... ?~~ ~~ . .tun.s.1m • OAJ~···A • _ Drhn. O~ l;...;;-...;·:w..Y WOJliC.EJ&.a __ ..:......:_-: c ~.full dlarie a.mc:Al.'/Ati(d-:-. ~W-..t-7100 ....,W.... _7100 ...._.:w_.. 71 .. A Jitalia ~~~ ,..., w. ..,..., werk lo c tbru trW bal&Dce. Ml&St PAUnM& COFFEE SHOP . .. ......... -..... -•• ·---··••• ........... ·-··-••••••• ........ . U'....ut.---01•. r•c-$~. S•l•l"J' H1D• • tie pod typlJt. Qrowfn1 DciiU1 lfn'C*t Wed & • --• --aaeaaur•l• •I••· l . oo u o.c.-~ c..u Approilina~ 20 ~ SUPERVISOR ' lbmfluN.B. •WOf7 GUAltDS • ui'~~~~~ --~. ,.,.a.nu. No ••P· oan :~or~V ... B .... • :ioec ~ oC PboaeMWUS vou COULD o.talleuf&Cerritcs. • nrr ·1 " -• CJ F.lec· _,r; ·-·•~...-...... •• • • ~l'l\o.""'.+unityFOr ,,. ~ J'\all•P•rt· ~~g· ·~ ' · AYI»• tife1tut1 Corp.inoso. am ""rPort nea-Salary era;~···;;,.ouod Dent.i~pt.Pmootc. Ume.Pbooe•transp,... :a:Jl.QQ c.Jl./H.O. ,,.., S.Wt1 Fo.SMntaAAL Secr·••rv 300KkEEPEft. tun ~bla. Call Ltnda r .. denhJp • •tron1 P/lhn6*/potit.blef~ BE EARNING Q'd. ReUred we.Jcome. ;:;-;7,:7.:=-:::::--::1••"-~lli-----;I ~J l'b&r&• tbna fiauclal customeraetviceablllty. apanslou ot brs. £x. INSTEAD OF Olll546-0Z74.ofcbn1N. CL~ INCJ " ll• >OU ·· -llll••V~ •tatemut ror pro-XlDt aalary & lllcenllve. per'd all Ph••••· <JoledW~. ~. ~-~ It, dt.r~ U$011.£1S _, t.WoDal office Dear a.ERICAL ~ beoefi1s in--~~U:unt~ LOOKING · tHafr StJlist Wanted for .M.ttr.··· Wesrearapldl1~1 t,~: ,at/~~: RHPOsmOMS ch.1d.1n& App~ oPPQr.Ji.a~t . beat Newport C.nttt" liUllf. IMMln rli, :.~!!CI ~1=rr::~ ~~er. Salary J,.,.._l ~ 0toS700 200~~:.EJ~an DENTAL · ·~0:8' ~,!~05;~~~~ I' uu (Itel. O•• ~--Uft Loan ~retary ln tti n er. eeora ng co. . La •Hills Cblrs.ide"51st. E~·d BLUEJEANJOBS· ....,. • a--., WH ... _tram.tu0h1.m ttM tmmetthit•Ol*ln&• Fou.nlaln vautt bnncb. B~or~,EPER, thru =~J11.:0,4!,~!!: EquaJO~Emplo~r NwptBcb.5da.Jwk.8:~ PAC., .. GEllS 1....;;.Sa;;.:.~~;..:Y;....._ ___ _ .... W911f1N 7100 Ability to clo liOLderinl Wt .oeJc an lndlvldul tr A ••nee, C.P.A. lyof Somet~ Qlll . to $:30. Palcl we. med ~ IJn&b&boolStudcnttodo •••••--••••••• .... ••• l)l)tlllla •r1tructw. .i.c'. .wboc.aot,ntlOwpmand Orm. Baum• C)Qly. No Rita c. • lnsr.5C&8331 El.EC bandy work P/tlmo A.\AAAAMAAMAAA lronlo uHebl7 . bH exullent eom· pbon• nll•. Include S Analyst SISK COLLfCTOR ASS!MILUS around st.ore. Apply at COMI .... a SU Nill•urnwn 2 years u· munlcaUoq 1kll1•: able ~~~ry nq. Suited 41>3, 3Py ..... (or Accts. Rccelnbte Dental Ofc Me.gr. Ooth eo., 1'4 Baker St .• '". pcrifl>na to du1 •moothlY and •f· -1 El Toro R • El B 8}-s.lemt .. pro. clerk with collection H.· Personabl• " expr'd. nu. MOLDING Cotilla Mesa. Wed. •ft· USI • f e o U ••I y w alb Toro,Ca. 92J5:IO &ramming exper. !'Joe perienH.) $800/mo. Preventive orlentod only '• are ~ntJy cet· Rmell m bnlul ••· cu1to10tr1, tltl• com· BOOKKEEP EB Full ro., xlnt benefits. Lots of Salary + comm. Call modem aoeral pl'ac· GEM LAIOR 1..::..poon __ .;._· -----ltftf aew tn~ltol )C)bl b J t ~ and others. botb • room for lldvaiM)eDlcnL 673-0MO tlce. Computerised. • HOSTESS •n for Ncy'11, stn'I nft, a• ns y o a DI ln peraoa and Otl the ~· p/tlmo. Flexible CallRJta. Penalon, profit •hare LONO OR SHORT r-.cpe .. tr&tooafltc:.wt ~no~• 1 ~~ltao UkphoAe.One1ear'an· hrs. utthave,syrs.of YoucherClertrto$700. plan. lled/InsW'. Moe-TERM ~~r~ll~~~~ w t.cU '.)'OU what lbe Joh bd;:· • u eace pe:ri~ to P 1oU pro-Public Acct. I· exp. Ahiendly personality, a Fri 1·5 Runt. Bcb. PAIDVACATIONS for<l>errle. mk1 . bke lA Orenie Co. ul. CesafOI er abnllar poaal· llUoS63IJ gt>Od math aptitude A 10 coo1r ~ NEVER A FEE 1~..--:.....;........;..... ___ _ till ror ntenww. Cun· ~llC'ntbenetill wftb• Uonlsbe.lpfUJ,butootr•· Book.keeper·Comtru.ctlon key by rouch wtU land I\ DISMWASHER CallorroowlnLodQ HOSTESS/CASHl!lt •ml ca,..r F.mp oymcnt •mall •l•ctroa lea qt&red. exper. Jrvf.neb&Mdflrm. you tbia xlnt pos. F/time operu.ng for cook a..... ...... ·-·'--·su11.Call IEL[~ . Exper'd. f/tlme. Apply _.~.ma.. dlvl1ion of a lar1e Seo d re au mo to w/areal loe31 co. Good erper'd in food prepara· .,.._ aue>Ull'\I Beo Brown's Restaurant rnodlrll compao)'. Apply Thh b ao excellent Cla.ssifled ad no. 897. c/o advaneem.cntoppor. call lion & food planning. 548-741Jutfor Maurice. SERVICES 31106 Coast Hwy. So • .VCOl&Dtanl·ConstrU<'Uoo lBC/Berll.eley, DMsJon opporUmll~teara and Dally Pllot, PO Box UGO, Rita. Xlnt starting pay & out.· ll'-1441 Lal\ID8. ~per. ln.-IM' ~ Cmn. of Crh.11Lcm, 2700 l>laj)C)Ot UOW in ~pandloa Costa Mesa, Ca 92628. G91 Office to $650 at.a.Ddl.111 co. benefits. r = ::A6"s~~ 'a'd Dr,lrYIM. · Hvi.Dp d loan in· Outaoin& personallty, ApplylnPerson SUH~OMLY "°' ..,, c/o Daily PlM.'l~~~~~~~~~I dustry. we oCfer a Bookkeeper cood phone manner & JCPEHHEYS !FASHION HOTEL PO Bo• 1 u .. , CoaLa aC!cvueLY WORK~RS JOOd nl n~llent JcFuU char1e book· happy attitude is needed 200LagunaHills Mall Deliver Dally Pllot PORT STYLIST OP· COOK & ""'v ~..._ r. f>enel1ttand en.tialfor eeper/accountant. forpoginsalesdeptoflrg LagunaHiUs txmdles to c:arrienr.. Re-UNITY Now in Veu,<:a1313 ApplyI1932$k;ypa.rkQr. advance Jfyouare Immed openlna In O.C. co w/XlrlL benefi1s. Lite F.qual()pporEmployer qwrea van or large Orange co: area. PANTRY de, Suite "G ",Irvine. qualiried and interest~. for a talented lndlvidu.al. ....... .. d. can iuta. wagoo and a good driv· Managers & Styllsts Acai•f..t to SllK Pleaae call Mr. Harvey Sa.Jary commensurate :f~t f $900 101 record. Phoae needed to show latest WORKER Greatentrylevd J>OS. for Aul.stant, ahampoo •re-Grossberg 1t (213-> w/er.per w/mli co. Call ;:wa~ ary 0 COOKS, BARTENDERS, 642-4321, ask for Harry dot~ Car ~ phone •'1>Uete grad W/iJcctng c~ptaonc.l for new saloJl 638--05U or (213) ~O daily for loterview from Beautiful lrv. Joe. Since DRIVERS. P /Time. Seeley. EquaJ opportwl.i· nee. Full or p/time. For ~1J!'~1D~ ma1or Great growth In Newport Beach to arrange for an in· 3:3CM:30(714)S47·5658 this IS 8 small o!c you Over 21 yrs. Immed. tyEmployer intervw appt Call Mn ........ ~. ,,....:Av ..... ~•'-·t votent1al. Call Sue, 631·139'l tervlew in Fountain willba~eaireatamount Openings. Apply In Wagoner. M0-5663 Mon uog ... ,. """V'li ..... ..__.. ~. Coaswl Per:.on Valley. We a.re an equal Caahler . of vanety. Must .have person. Me •n Eds Piua. DRIVERS June6th&WedJune8Ul.. c;>~r.:':f~oo-PJi ncl Aceocy, 2790 Harbor Associate Rep opporiunlt1;m1r/b. Respons.able woman for goodsldlls.CaUChri.a. <UOE 17lhSt -c M 1Ct-ot.....r--a-.J. °rr~•RJonHOTEL Blvd, c.M. part time, wknds incl. ~/Ge.a Ofc · ' · • ...---.. r Fiber&lasa Foreman to ll"U'U' ATTENTION Applyaft~pmM.oo.O.C.. to$700 COOK Nospeclalllcreq'd. work in Baja, Calif. 900NewportctrDr Accounting TOP PAY Te·mporary Ass1imments Go To Work How We have ope nan gs in Jrvine&South Orange County Areas AjRClerils AfPCl«ks Payroll Boolc:bepers Typi5ts ROllERTHRl.Ftl a~unl~ Please Call 714/835-4103 Hiqh School Grads • World Airport Glll Shop. Beautiful N.B. Joe. Must Short order exper pre-M:~z;~~~~J.~ Spanish epea.ltloc ok. Newport Beach & Cott• Traieecl Cleanlnl Womea wanted. have accurate typing & C'd. Full & p/time: days 556-3896.. F,qoal Oppor Emplo,W S · • 13.50+ per ht. NB/Irv some A/Pay. back· &nights. Apply, Grinder DRIVERS F'11l or p/t general office tr you're new to Orange av1ngs ~ area. Car nee. 968-8846 ~~~~Chris. $Ill< Restaurant, 1400 W. Rousebold furniture help. Laguna Niguel. HOUSEICEEPEll/Uff la Co. temPorarily discon· .,. -~,...... Pacific Coast Hwy, N.B. moving co. located in El 831-0594 Schlldren 4-Syrs iwm tanulng your education, Join nationally known Ask for Pete. Toro wants drivers W/1 board, saiary. W~f. recently ·discharged And Loe Association CLEIUCAL Irvine based firm. Must yr exper. w/comm'J GAL FRIDAY NB.631-0139 · from the service or for have degree 1n account.· COOKS WANTED . movingro.Cal1830-4926. any reason seeking tem· PURCHASING ing. XlnL benefits. Call We are in the financial HOUSECLEA.MIMCi porary or career employ. Sally. Call 10-S, 613·227'1 EDITORIAL planning business and Women wanted to work ~~!i>S:~~~~c~~~~~i· B~;CROW CLERK AfP~lerlc toS800 Coob, waitresses & dis· ~~edit~~im1:: :.:e: 0~:e:rt::':e~1~~ for Janice's Rageedy SECRETARY Immediate need re· ~ading dlavetoper seeks hwas.hers, exper pref'd. by growing trade paper. responsibilities. Must Anmbousecl'tserv. Pay For our Ba""ide office. quires the statnng or an ind.iv. w/several yrs ex· Apply 2-Spm Mon-Sat, lmmed open for uper have xlnt shorthand, and by job. 8 am to 3. Tues Min. 6 mo's :;per. additional clerk to our per· Some construe· Denny's 529 A venida journalist. (114) 956.2S80. typing skills and be able thru Fd. 67~ Based on your produc· LOAN SE:RV. CLK purchasing department. ~~d a plus. C31l Pico, San Clemente. to manaae accounting Housecleanlng. Coots. t 1 v 1 Ly c 0 m m + APPRAISAL Will be responsible for 1 ~--to$ I OOO CIRO books. Salary & perceo· Bartenders Plaiit care mcentl\es &extra profit telephone follow-up wllh nsw'.~y El.E NICS tage of Company's net Gardeoe'rs. Party :;hanng bonus. On the job DEPT. CLERK vendors, wlll maintain Outstanding oppor. to CORRESPONDENCE ~fits, atoog with_ ter~ hostesses, $3/UP. 5S2-SSOO tra1n1nic. Tremendous ForourN.B.ofNce.Gen'I compute,rtabrunsonalJ join busy N.B. firm. SECRETARY ASSEMBLERS riftc worlcing env1ron·•--------- potentaal to reach oCc&typingexper. open orders. Typjng is Mustbevecyk:nowledga· ·Excellent oppor. for in• mentareavailabletotbel•-------- :;upervi.bOry & manage. LOAN SECRETARY required with accuracy ble in property &casual· div. W1Shing to advance right person. Send re· HOUSEKEEPER Sf 96 PER WEEK ment positions. Most be FQrourN.B.omce.2Yrs snd5:5wpm. WUJalsobe tylines.Must.have2yrs into word processing. lhtSWftt ~ 6WJ\e to Ad. "25, The Part•tlmO". Need- ACCJ'S RECEIVABLE per.;onable & ambitious. min sttretarial exper., responsible !or terminal exper. & have solicitors Type 6S wpm, handle Dally Pilot. P.O: Box respooslblo iodiv. to FJ\STgrowini;:company For appointment only llteshreq'd. input and company oragentslicense. transcription & Continued growth re• 1.560,C.M.92626 clean model apts & needs ara:ounts rec~1va-CiJll can ftfrs . Conners TWX's. operation. Tb1s Exec Secy to $900 statistical typUlg. Good quires the hiring of addi· clubhouse in apt corn· hie n<'<hl manniter , full 539•1183 642-4000 pcxntion could move to a Young V. P. needs communication skills In· tional assemblers. Must plex.. f1exible hrs. Mon time. E-cpcr. prderrcd or Apply At Junior Buyer posalaon tor personable, exper'd secy eluding grammar, spell· b.ave 6 months electronic General OHice lhru Fri. Acc·uracy a must. Send 9:JOAMto 2PM 1S.15WestcllffDr.NB therightcand1date. w/good typing & lite sh ing, e<lillng & punctua· assembly on printed TYPISTS Call644-3389 resume to .\RCO, 1851 MARINERS SAVIHGS We can offer excellent + some dictapbone. lion. Will train to operate circuit boards, t9inclu.de SECRETARIES 9AM 'tilNoon Langley Ave. In me, Ca . Auto Mechanic. exp'd. 41.2 EqualOppor Employrer benefits to Include: Fashion Island Joe. Ter· modern, h l g h I y hand soldering, compo· Your skills are ln de· THE IRVIHE CO. !127M No. Coast Hwy. Lag. ______ ._ _ _, medical /dental and life rific benefits. Financial sophlstkated equipment. nent preppiJ\g (stuUlng mand at all levels of ex· Bch. 49''"7935 Insurance. Come join our backgrou.nd helpful. Call Coll 644°3 389 of PCB's) and touch-ups. per. We have many jobs 5.50 Newport ctr De ACCOUNTING CLERK 2 Years A/Payable & Hee. expcr. Good gen'I <1cctn g background. T ype SO wpm. Heavy work load, 10 key adder Some college accounting \·ourses helplul Call for appamtment TELOMIC /ALT AIR l714l 494.940 l LCMJUftO Beach Equal Oppor Employer 1---------•--------1 exciting and growrng Sally. 9AM'li1NOON Como join our exciting in the Irvine/ Newport NewportBeacb BankS&LPositlons company. Apply in GenOffi~ to$600 THEUtVJHECO. company in our aew area. Work where & F,qualOpporEmployer AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE SPECIALIST Platform Secy to$900 ""r.IOflto. Fun van·ety ""S 1or de c1<1•N rt Ct D facility. W~ettB'GlleNbe 'When-please .-• rv • • ..,.,., ewpo r r qualified candidates ex-JV~ • 1 T AsstOprOfcr to$800 pendablepersonwhocan NewPortBeach cellent starting salaries • (f' "· RO EPER Ll . ProofOpr to$700 a. TRENDATA type & wants to grow EqualOpPorEmployer with superior fringe ~ · · USEKE • vem Must be fully exper'd in brakes, front end & tuneup Xlnt salary & in· cenlive. Outstanding co. benents. 1\pply Jn Person Only JCPEHM.EYS 200 Laguna Hills Mall Laguna Hills (6:30PM-3:30AM> 110 CORP w/super co. Beautiful of-. • tMi} for 80 yr old woman in TruMClkTme to$650 • fice & greal benefits. ='!ficl!tJnc;!t'~· ~nch~ .. ~niardo, nr • Tellers to $600 STANDARD Call Sany. co~""-ER R 1 r . c I ta i e • • . .o:.ecoadiuu. S2$ day. Refs EscrowTmes to SSSO Drafts Person v, .. ~ e p, em. msurance,) n erv ews T....-ar'l'f s.ntcn required. Nl·218'10 !rll&-MEMORIES ptt. Day & eve. Apply, may be amrngect b1 ap· . ..._... Cr. CbeckerTme $450 DIVISIO... . to s 13.~00 Stax Burtters, 899 w 19th polntment oolween s·oo '320Campus Ste 130 ·-•i<ID __ v...;Jo.;._. ____ _ Bookkee,...rTm· e "'~so " .,..,_ 3 '""' ar h.t ct 1 St, Cost M and 6'00 01 · u---... Bcb 549-80'11 ,... ..-. 1uu1 .,.~ c 1 e ura a esa. . . P·U: ~ ease ap-~!~"s.r---.1 Ave Housek. eeper. liv~t.o. no. File Clerk Trne $450 An Applied Maanetlcs Co drafting ex per. Call Rita. ply Ulperse>D. Santa Ana '"WJl4 "'"09021 childre.o. own rm. TV. PBXOprPJt to$3.501\r 3400W.Segerstrom lniKtion COUMTERHELP _,... Rers. Jrvioe Terr. CallCarryFoxS40-60SS SantaAnaCa92704 Molding FontN11t Days or eves. Must have TREHDATA -sn.9CM.2 Coastal Equal Opportunity Knowledge of injection neat appear. Apply in ._G84ERJJ.--OFRC! a---------PersCMIMI Agney Employer MJF molding machines & person. After 2PM. Taco COIP Ligbt work. part Ume. lS Housekeeper, s;oature. 2790HarborBlvd.CM --------•I ability to supervise Bell, 695 S. Coast Hwy, STANDARD brsweek.644-7195 nlte shJJt. ll·7 lD guest ---------• several people. Great co. Lag Bch MEMORIES · home. CK. 646-6716. *Acct' CJ Cllc Exper'd ---------i In s. Oran~e '?<>· off~rs Counter help wanted to ~neral .orrrce Brl.gbt Hous~keeper, llve In for 2 l':iyables. "'/versallhty A~tomotave IAHK TELLERS <iERICAL xlnt benefits including start immediately. No DIVISION Cooperative & e£ftc1enl yng children. Ref. a Equnl Oppor Employer m all arrtng skills. 10 :\rw Detail Shop needs PLATFORM SECY DEPUTY CLERK quarterly bonuses. Sal exp. nee. $2.SO hr. 2S-30 AnA.p11lle4MainetfcsCo wort.er.~ at s~all must. Call Mr Crat'y K<•) by touch.,\\~ t}llii;t , help: . DEPARTMENT SECY Municipal Court SOOO. CaU Sally. hrs wk. Apply In person 3400 W. Segerstiom ~:~n:i~v~fne:':bo~e 7H-6«-3248, Kon thr~ F:OP & constructmn exp ~op wages paid. ~ngane Excellent salary & West Orange County Keypunch $650 at.E1Roberto,43Fashioo SantaAnaCallt9270C skills & be good w/num-Fri9>9PM de s i r ab 1 e N r () c Steamers, en~ painters, benefits for experienced Municipal Court has full· Excellent working con· Island, N. B. t> ...... 1 n-...·:u-:.y • bers. Inclodesexpeditlng •-~-r,_.-,.,-"'1P-E-EP-~--.--ba-b_y_ \1rport Call for ::11>pl. buffers & pohshers, UP· personnel to work rn time positions availabJe ds. Univacexper. pref'd. 644·2030 """'" ... vyi,ovn m• •M1V0>an .,,.,.. • Kaufman & Hroad, Mr. holstery shampooers, pleasant atmosphere. immedlatel.y. Requires 1 Call Rita. · EmployerM/F & c.en'l ofc work. SR siltet'. Nd m1lure lady, llavens. 714/979·45~ rhc•ck out. p1ck·up & de· Call personnel, 645·5333 yr. clerical experience, ALSO FEE JOBS C.ourier, part-time. Must Enguieerin11,&U..8584. Spanish spk'g. Live ln . -------lm•ry. Apply at for appointment. type 40 wpm, $633/mo. Coastal have awn car. Depcoda· GeneralOUioe SSO/wk.631-1696 AcctftCJ Clerk to $700 2059 llarbor Bl, CM Bank of Newport Call (714) 834-618' for a Ptnof!M4 A-..ey hie. 644-1557• ELECTR&· HELPfCERIA5NS • Cusfotntr Sentc• 100% F'ree to applicant. 645·1030 Equalopptyemployer testappointment. .,.... C todl 30h k U wrt r di t .. ~ ... i..... F'un & lcarnmj? in lovely 2790Barbor8lvcl us an, rswee ,re· Industrial&Commercial you can te rien Y MN~uv .. ofrices m prcstii,e N.B. B:ibysltter needed for 2 IARGIRL COUMTY OF Costa Mesa Ureepref'd, Mesa Verde exper.req.Appty3-UAM letters & type them. we RICBVIMG- area. Only 6 mo's cxpcr i;mal~ children, occas Part& F/t. 8'6·5544 ORANGE CJlft 1!Q55 area. 847-9696 Mon-Fri or 1.:C.PM, 17751 Skypuk have a secure career for INSPECTOR with A/P will qualtry wkdys & wknds. Re~p,,_________ PERSO ...... EL '1'tV"U 9am-5pm. Circle,Suile"D",Irvine. you.near OC Airport. QCI>ept.buopenmesh\ you. This i-; an import.mt mature person pref d. BEAUTICIAN "" ·~~~~~~~~~I CustodJ /Han4 Finewor'ldngconds.Xlnt tmpectjoa of amall/~ S·pot & you ~an "r"'w Owntrans.640·5078 DEPT. I· Clft yman ELECTRICIANS benefits. Regular In· •isa·0 ... ma""hlne •-' ,.. ,. Ni"uel Hair Fashions CJ k 1 Li s & Serru· -Ured man to do A~ N U I "' .. .. "" C II Ab. ·1 Ab"'-"' 625N R St er .or quoc tore ... &H11:.1 •E•s creases. y, a ona molded ......... Wor"'-... ~/L"O. a 1 A 1~J1 ""t Babyi1itter. mature, non· Needs Hair Stylists, · oss Dell, & Stock Boy custodial & related Res' ....-~ Systems orp •• 4361 knowledieo'i' Ylt.S ~'; (.ersonne . D11e11e~ :.., 45,?0 :i;mnker. my home. own Male or fem. 499-2221, SanAnta AAn!fa1·r' mC8altitfv9!701 w]drlversllc. 548-7863. duties. N.B. area. ofc identlal exper. req. Blrchst.N.B. EOE. ,,,,..,U-'-i pref'd. Prof1' -. am Pu" r • ., 11 trnns. Refs F V. 83ll 7083 496-5728.19 Monarch Bay " bldg. P/Ume days. Must Top pay. Apply S.llAM 1---...:.....-----1 ,........ uuw , "57-6122__ _ _ uft 5 30pm. Plaza. Laguna Niguel. •-~A~ct~lo~n~E~m~p:lo~:v:er~.j-~~=~~~~·I have car & home phone. or l""PM. 17751 Skypark GENERAL OFFICE, dent use ot measuring --W /l'VDI C811532-6.558forlntervw. Circle,SUlte"D",lrvlne. must. bo dependable, instrumentsreq'd. • Additionallncor. Uabysatter my lrvaoe Beautician Needed an S Cl£RRJl lrlST mature and wort STACOSWITCHfMC 1-:verfeelthl'need ·~ home. Girls age 8 & 12. Santa Ana. 545-3371 & (%)Positions Delivery Driver. Must be ELECTRONIC weetends.644.()SlO 1139BalcerCostalleaa Sat1dy11 1 Lite clean up. Noon lo 1-492·3666 CLERICAL ~lPerMonlb 21.Y[s old.& have gd ASSEMBLER 549-3041 64S-592lerns &wknds. 6-<>cc eves. Own car, DEPUTY CLERK I "'---orexper. m· tvn.. dnv g rec. Full time. Srn. co. wfestabllshed General Office. r.o--'Op E ._ non·smkr. your child MunicipalCourt ~ .,., 96.1-6702 kfo Greg product. require' Fulllime. ""'.... PC>C' mplV'""' welcome.Call752·0726 BEAUTY South Oronge County ing & office practices. as r qualified assembler. LagmiaBch.4!H4787 .\drrun Asst to VP IMPORT AMT SPOT! Municipal Court Laguna MustberesidentoCCosta DELIVERY Man. full Min. l yr. exper on PCl-:--==---::-::-:":-:-1--------- 0PERATORS Niauel has full time posl· Mesa, nnemployed .at time. for party rental Board, isoldertnc A stuf· Ga~ to $650 llill.ISPE·CTOR • lions available im· lea.st.lSweeb&meetin-business Lots of heavy fing. Apply: 11815 Greatoppor.toJoiulead· " To $800/F<-e Paid. Well --------• BANK poised. mature manner to interface w /important d1cnts in ore & on the phone. This job will in leresl you from f'Very :ispect. Good terhnkal ~kills req'd. Also l<~e~ Jobs. Call Control Career i-:mployml'nl AAenry. sss..8505. ASSEMBLERS For precision electro mechanical assembly of small componl'nts. Ex per. pref'd Days Only STACOSWITCH IHC 1139Baker0osta l\1C'sa 549-3041 'Equal Oppor Employer EXPERIEHCB> PART-TIME COMMERCIAL TELLER UNITED CAUFORMIA IANK 2301 So. Main Santo Ana l7141 SSS.5187 Equal Opportunity Employer Best job in area. High commissions wkJy. P.,ald vac, holidays Medical. dental & life insur. avail Tired of low income? Tlred of buyin~ own sup plies? Join the fastest growing salon in the area. Apply In Person JCPEHNEYS 200 Laguna Hills Mull Laguna Hills Equal Oppor Employer IEAU1Y STYLIST Busy salon .. Followlna not nee. Must koow new trends. 837-4250. 837 -3779. mediately. Requires 1 tome levels as varlfied liftini. driving & StcyparkNorth,SulteN, ing Costa Mesa firm. (1.BtShift) yr. clerical experience, by EDD. Co~t.act Person· customer contact. Must Irvine or call 95'7·140t. Great amount or variety type •o wpm, S633/mo. neU:~ept.,CjtyHall. he neat & 18 or older. Part time or full time. & advancement Polen· Minimum l·Z 1ean ell·· Call mo 83+61.B4 for a PartyWorld,C.M. xln.t.waies&bendits. tiaL Call Chris, 54CM05$, perience In impectlon or t t 1 t t • _ __; _______ -.i ~ Personoel A&en· PCB assemblies. Able to es appo n men · • Delivery man for early EHG041SllMCi c:y, 2790 Harbor Blvd, correlate priots and COUNTY OF momtng L.A. Tlmcs In DUFTSMAM c.M. parts lists. Will be ex· ORANGE Newport Beach. 3:30AM· Exper'd. Street plans. , pect.ed to cover lo· PERSONNEL 6P.M. $350. mo. MIH4l3 Desl~. Tent. Maps. Ap• GIRL FafDAY process and final tnspec· -or6'73-2SlS ply m person w/worlt 9To3.Mon. thnl Frl. Lt. tlon wltb tnJohnum DEr-• • Dental Assist. chaltslde, samples. Robert, Bein. booklceepint & typ. Real 1upervlsioa. Dally de• 62.SN. Ross St 1 ~~~ffi ffi]ffi~ID Ftr, atleast6 mo'aeQ. William FrOllt ~Assoc. e!Mteolrlce In Eutblutt pendablllcyamust. SantaAnaCaUf.92701 11 SomoSat.H.B.846--3540. 1401Quallst,NB. area.640-0020 •-•---'--·•be &r· • An AfOT'maltve 1 t o .u•..::~ •~w• ..... ,, · Action Employer ... Dental Oral &lrfer'7 AA· Esuow Officer Girl Friday, lnwrtor ck· ran&ed by. app0loemont --------• 77hirDri•• shlt.Eqler'd.SomeSita. 1-..-lfedl alp/fUm.lluroatore.Full ·8b.e tw.m.eeo 5:00 and 1714') 556-5350 Sal open. 983·7839 or "dvan--.--~rn-• op·-for or p/t. Concept. 27601 .OOp • •..oua1~ t>-ftlo 1st 91Maft.6&wkllds n .. _ ""' Forbea Rd, L••uoa '• • CLERICAL ~ vt1PCJr-..... yer . • exPl!r fleer 1n crowtol Nllue1 (SPlqsCecter) P1easo aP&Jil1 lD peraa DEPUTY CLERK I DENTALGlrl Friday for co. Call <71'>. 49T·a&SS or to' : tu.olc:lpaJCourt· ~-CtstKTYPIST OrthodonUc Office, good lald reaume to O'Brle~ • • • Banking Beauty Salon Shampoo Orange County Harbor fotNewportPµbllC"Acct. typW.fulltif'M~22lll =~~~~358\ ~4:~ 1'1lEMDATA ! CLERKTYPIST Girl1f/\lme. Wllllralnto MunlclpalCourthHfUll 2Glrlottlc:e.Somobook• Dental recept-onht . , 1tAii i , CORP • ASSEMBLERS Ourmannefi.o.ance= a55ist. Apply, Rh!hord tlrne positions available bepi.u& aper. req. Hra "ff/exp. Bo1y oftlce, Ext*iencedtal woman irow:.a-... , ~nut!J • ' Jmmed opnani:5 ror ~~l-t~l~at.0 ou• !'..~ .. • l-· ~uelltt~i•l~nB 200 lmmedialcly. Rcqu.hu 1 M. aaL. open. Stnd re· SaJ.aryopen.8'2-1114. for dress thop, CDM.1 ,advance~'t: ~u.st be STANDARD ~ mature indJViduals with ... "" .. ...., ... twPOrt r, • · yr. clerical expertcmce, sumetoAd.929, The Da\· , ·~;:., Call~ SaL •Moo .. _ .. • u-ulMOlllES .• 6 mos ~x~r. in P.C m.ci. need for a credit llWNG c&.aK b'Pt '° wpm, S633/mo. ly Pl.lot, t>.O.Box 1560, DENTAi.ASST i· 11>-6. , ··~ -, ~ ma._ .. • r • ·~q .,.. ,. boatdusembly~touch· checker/clerk typi.t. Call tn4) 834~18' for• eostaMesa,ca.1262S " Ortho, chalttlchl uper -..;;,,-..... ,·-· ~ "~··, P•ld trataln~ •• -~.L?:~~ DIYISIOM C ~!;.i!/',~r·::i~'Ub~:ri: ~1~e1·~n~~Yf.1!~ ::l.;.,.~~R:c~~:~! ~~Sutmt.OF COCICTAIL ==~~~~1 .' MCTORY i quallf7+othW , AD~s!'c:.':eo t state devices wJsokfor & Previous bankln&. t.Hd.11 dliation. Newpc>rter lno, WAJftlSS . .... -•· :TIAIHllS • • • 1 &mtaA.U.C.m'JM cPoXY experlenee. uu t cbeckl111•~.ww1dbe 644-1700, ot 516. Paul ORANGE Lelrnili.Oh.rsll>emost DENTAL Secntn1/ •Aaanbliwt .. ~ .A..A..A.. "'· ~· bea~toworkon•m•U helpruLlCqualifiiedf&in· Holland.EOE --PERSONNEL cxcluni, &l•mourous, Blqr. Mature. eq'd. • Pecll.afim ·..i -----~ ·~ .. ---~ l'.cnlal~ pnts. Apply Uarcu1 tct'C:ltod p)e&M cell th• ~TREPAl~EN DIPT -hl&hlY paid Pt"Ofcs."· Day hllhlY motivated.. cu~ 'l'AmiiWan:bouatmea .t • • • Ill UI II i~f:mploJerM/F Berry Jnc. lSiWl Spr. ~:,l(7~~=':; Mec:haDka, carpenters, • or.,...~ Place-•k.5*30001: _ .lomayaJUoraU Seamt •tnduitrl;i .. i ~~~~~~~~= IQcdaleSl.H.B. (21S)'8NI030a13llor Ci.lltten.?dusthave•e• s.:~~~~l tnentmllLGoodjobop. P-RNTAf/B CEP~:l 3"1WU.NOl'E£ t ~ I·.: · -T "-·. ·~ HoWISTHITIMI 322. ' ljobe.pirWll~rfron.t AnAmrm•U•• ~714n5t 91t4 TtONlST J;x04r'd, fot • ~ I .. JGIS. • I/ l! M ••• IOC" job..-4'·cbock CITY , =~~~:·:~i ~dtonl:lll1>t0Ter · Bo. caut~ c:ckt•ll :t:1~.:;.:Jc!r::.~ ~ ~ 1 ,,,,. f.:..~.; -~uo NB .JU• Ml • th• D1ll7 PUot. Helf, HA":AL 1 Yard,87l-68:M wa1~. tnc.811m cauMt<lml.\•" , •ll•·•.l~"'=W ·muuu l ~-..ton • ' '"altlQU::t_fot . ~ .:_-::~.=,ttnnJ FAuo,O:PorEm~tOYer ~.'ai>er1ncvo.a.i~1:c.i·eto•ii~,1~~~~ ie c, DINTAL~ANT ~ ·:1ttm~· s.r-vtic.S J 1'' tlc.No .. omn, .l ,. D:.tY~r "' thereyoumittlttonalckr '' atructloo pr-.f'd. C11t b k k P as t ~ r .. .. • , NlwPG!\ C.en • Rovc:rl r1 020 StaUI, • ....,..,.., • on rln• your eenlce• 81$HS88...«1:'. _ -l>ldr/da .. lopu ID S.A. COCKTAJLWaltreunor betwtfll f!llnt d t 0:-.i 1 .~Jk ...m1U19-'iomihfn110Gnlt ~·..., ·~ with an ad 1n tho Job sm.. Idle lt.nd wttb a __ '::!.. Salopea.; Hunaakcr.:Dcrt. older. run tlme.. Olll 'ot cbalnld•. Min. up. 10.S.Grbc\A,... ~i to tell! Clalll&d •dado DlllCTOlr Wanted cat.e£m7. Ption~ l>aUyPUotOuaU1ectM.: "~ • .,_~~ :70CI ,.... ta CO •. Pb:,~ {Of>91)-)lcQie at Ma Leu. e>Qr. Jt·rat celtllkatO. a.ttAU ·-..n It we\1 -Call .Now; J>OITNOWt ?11%~41~nt~~~==;.====~t41-W11~~·~,~==~~~vua~;:~..-;:::o~a1Dl~~~.~·~-~·~--plf~~-=ta~~;;~=-··:-:::~::~·~~...,.~~---~~-~-~~.=====·:::::J.:·.M~ust.~.:_~~~llh~~~·-~~~~~~.~~~~-tl::~~~;:~-~~~~~~~·,~~-~~-~~~~;.b~~ .. ~aa~l~~7~1~~~~~ .. -~----~!" ____ ,_,, __ _ .. I 1f .,. DM,.Y Pl or ' --· --·.;: ~..,.._-, ---.---- I Add lt...Bulld lt...Olaper lt ••• H1mm r lt ... Carpet lt...Cem nt lt •.. Wlre it .,.Hoa lt ... Clean lt...Move .._lt. •. Press lt...Palnt tt ... NaJI lt ... Plester lt. .. Fhc It •.• SE RV.ICE Plumb lt ... Palch lt ... PCpe Jt ... Remodellt. .. ~, Roof lt ... L•ndscape lt...T1 te IL.Trim lt ... Sewlt. .• Heu I It... Add It ... Plant lt .•. Alter It... Lear n lt ... ~-' -Gs'dl.tMi ~ .. ,. ~lcK Ila 11.clt..... ,..,..,,,...,.. ... .. . ................................................................................................................. . Arc:.: __ :...,_ c.r,.111.,. c:..,.tt.nlc• ·--~ ............................................................................................ Bi&Ud"I llt1t 11• t.111· r1a,,,.n1ry&:C1bh,et• Shampoo• 1team dean: B & 'O Concrete All WI' • Canal • " ur ti'""" WMk Rencmtthle Color briatu.nera: wbt &:lhaM!I conettte, block .It Comm•r & Residential HANDYMAN·Homet & If )"ft DESERVE the JC11owh11 P alotlo I· 10'4 off with tbJa ad. lawn care. tree work Apts. conscleotiou~ besl!1 CN•ollw!m1 ~culale lnt(Ext, commercial Plumbina. water •erv, ft , ('am l lie ~ c:.11Tom145-1* CJJ't 10 min bl acb.. Clean brtck work. n-eo "ta. !!.'.!!! J• 0 ~ Curp, -I.Iv -rm, din rm, hall 11&. Uc.ftbonded875-t720 Compl clean-up 648·2049 craftsman. Ph· MS-0302 CA>t1p 0 · 1 vr<>-me aptl" It ruldentlu I. leaks, balbtoom encl. Wu HauU11g Hou.ae<:lttnlnJ by Relia· -UJI) Rus m-atG8 _, ,_ w .. : "'"'" take l'Ate of a.II Ave rm ST.50, couch •10, · )uur bwldln11 nreds. 3IJ chr t.1 Ou.ar eUmlnate One man crew. 5 yrs ex· ..,.attlllt )t'I :.11r. 1-;x1)Crt• In re pet oc!Or. Cpt repair. l~ perlence pourlna & •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• ni&J4Jal ll l~·n Sht-pp1&rd yr1 expr. Do work finlahlita. Set your own EXP~RT JAPANESE ••••••••••••••••••••••• ble couple, references. Brilhten up lbe Housel llOMESAVERS. Plumb- GARDEN ER. Fr e, HaulinlC movrntc cleanup caU 963-58U or l 626-tl26 Norm's Papertiapaing. Ina & He.tlnc. Free e3t, estimates. 962·~ $7 /up. Treework Reas, Irv l n e Domes t l cs • All Jdnds. tl'ff est. Stute StO hr. Honest & 11!llable WEEDING CLEAN-UPS fHt. free est 842"'59T Housework., plant caro lie 330986., W-31~ or servl~. B of A, MSU-Ch& · • hos ' 67U480 OK. 80--0383or751-3150 .. 'VII U ·day r 1m1 lll''tl lt1Jl·l}41 myaelf. R.cft~t·OlOl form1, 1ave money. all alaUO (.u1cmt11 uuk C t •-I 4M-U8S tnt. ar il c•at l'l•w ..,. ~· •• C..t....i----------.$.$1 •••••••••••• • •... • • • • • • ... •• ..-, CGJRtriactor Weekly Maintenance HAU LING Odd J b party lesses. batten· ---------r--------- Free est 6.tz.9901 Law atudehl needs w~rk" den, chauffeurs, coo~s, Paint & Papcrt.na. ~• yrs Tele•isloll 1.,mr ------•••••••••••••••••••••• 4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• "" t allt1' J 9-15&'14 · airport trans Ile d . serv•g Harbor area St••••••••••••••••••••••• ~OWING ·EDGING am 4 . anytlme~-5500 lie 183281. Reta furn. CANOPYTVSERVICE R.Gp, >~• v.uman r.u·k 111 p11111h11111 ~· lhtr tn ••t trr for iwmml'r m•mth, 1 ll S B I Cd M H 4• I ; m..n1e~e , "'°' ·~ l>a)".C:aro ror )"our dWd l .)r up Fncd )d _.. lll'C"el, tl'Jt m•• la & (1eld trips Nr fMlwl 'hTS, IU·~ Ju hr CPh1tM .... ••••••••••••••••••••••• HffCftWorll 1 nd•~ Ddl'nt ln•t u llN ~l'llt1111: at 1l111 r11 11nl 11 r I I' II a , Q u u I I l } \\uf ~111un1hlp & r1•11111r "'"l"e iv:iv ll11h· 0 ""11 lrud,, toul11 ~ l'u.!Jpcm1 JodMoonr 142-1160 ,,._.D..tow 142-214' FC1111Mta "Geu I l•r!H!n 1;1ntihAm Stl'ilm t'Jti.rnc1, tr). F1n11h1n1. A\111 SS10 $l0Pt•r rnom ~kucb. fr eltl:. M :i r~ \\1•11111,e rurnw:.:1 12.:1 s..w.c~ ot Nwpt D~h. Weddlo11 ufflcl'. bolit OT coclctal parties. apeclal oc CHiotll~14110 c.11 ncp. AcousHc ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ecooomy Acouallcs. Qual rc1lln11. new or re apray. repairs, rree est SJG.1800 C"'9nt /C0tteret• LEE M. JARVIS Addll'a, nmdl'g, brs8.s Ph 982·3200, Lie 317856 PUT A ROOM OVlll YOUR GARAGE Room Additions, Houses, Apts., Commercial. For free n t call 631·JOOS Plans & flnanclng avail KcnAhrenbera IOX¥E Dill Sherbaooff Ucens~ & Bonded ••••••••••••••••••••••• <.:t:mcot work or all klndio rUT A ROOM OVER HNs rates-Free est. YOUR GARAGE Tri~rnlnif 64~~~ups Ute Haulina, free est.. Alice's Housecleaning &1.2·2356 bl RATE SERVICE c. eas · Casi & clean. Call Steve Reas rt'liable refs. own .._............ At Fair Pric.-es 96CHGJ3 673-4646 • • · ~ ""~"'"" /R.,alr Gtntrol S•r•lc•• trans. 646-4871 anyume ....................... Tiie ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCC Studt1nt w/b1g ~4T ~ VERYNt:ATPATCH ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOUSE SIT. If you arc go· truck. Trash, tree trim, ••••••••••••••••••••••• JOBS &TEXTURE CERAMIC TlLE. New or ina aw~ whether for a etc. Randy 731·1528. Free Eat: Block walls. Free Est. 893·1439 remodel. Fr t'St, smljobs short time, long lime, M9-3666 slump$tone. brick .~ welcomeS36·~26afl5. even Intermittently. J Sonn & J FREE h 1 Res/Comm. Reas lie/·' --""J will take care of your Y er. au b d B b 750:9354 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tree Sti"•lc• ho im Is & I ts lng, cleanup. tree work on . o ' DRAINSCLEARED ••••••••••••••••••••••• AJ!8• an ~ . p~n & Cor usable Items. fences, &U·9144 From $4.25. Mam lines Remo\'Sls trimming bom!x~rp!i~sa'~n ~.>.· bldgs removed SS7·2005, Paintfn4J/Paperiftcj Crom $14.25. wat u prurung, f~ee est. Lic'd change for low rent. no 543-6768 ••••••••••••••••••••••• healers from $54.25. ~llyinsured.642·2624 rent or even payment PETERS PAINTING Garba1te dlsPosals in • Amtrylngtosavemoney Houwc~ClftlftCJ Expr'd Reas Rates. stalled from $44.25 Chuck~TrttSvs. ~alms, for tnp to Japan. Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• Free Est. Call Gene Plumbing repairs, 7 olives tnmmed. tbanned, Chris at work833-3522. Want a REALLY CLEAN 5524t58 days, anytime/anyplace P ~ ~-~ e d · removed ;so 54.SS 750·6625 Room Additions, Houses, -l.'iirpct ~I Jn will la}' yours -Apts., Commerc1aJ. C•F"'•r or mine. Jlepains & HOW IS THE TIME Forfreeestca11631·3065 7S 1 lJ()it , s.57 · 9272 •••••••• ••••••• ••••• •• • rleanmg too' Guar work Plans le flnancln" avail b F for Job seekers lo check " ----------1 HOUSE? Call Gingham Free ests 7Sl-ti942 or ~ !l22'J an S Glrl.Freeests.6455123 Profe~sional painting. 151-ti968 All w3~s Lee's tree b*ltJHo-Rt"palr Ill •J:&er 11.l\m&s. rec the Daily Pilot Help KcnAhrenberl IOXYE DO YOU Carpentry. plum bloc et>t. b4S·3646 wanted classlllcation. If Bill Sherbacorf OFFER A SERVICE! House & window cleaning. Quality work at low Sl!rvicr. Artistic tram· pn ces. Call collect aft S, mini,:. removal 25 yrs m ceramic tale. ~5560 We Care Carpet Cleaners the job you want is not __ u_c_e_ns_ed_&_Bo_nd_ed __ 1 Let the public know with • Steum clean or shampoo there you might consider an ad in lbe Dally Pilot Good rates & refs. Ask for "Big Lynn" 536·771 l 1714) 689-9761. For Classified Ad u r ~a . L 1 c '<l /l n s rd Ca rpeot ry • 0 ny t >' pe • also upbolsrery-all work orrerlnf your services Service Directory. It can Panel,, doors, etc. Also guar. Refs, ~IC. free est. "1th an ad in the J ob. Bedn col cost you as little as $1.65 EXCLNTPAJNTING ACTION ti75-!">7SO _____ _ Jnt.r & Extr. Rt'as. Call 3 Window Cleanin«J Co 3 ,. '!'m I. he/eat S48·271' _Reas Rates645-3716 Wa11ted category. Phone ••••••••••••••••••••••• per day. For more In· ••.. 642·5678 · ELECTRICAL SERVICE ~ · d Have something to seU? CALLS $1S hr, & SMALL ormatton an complete Don't drop the ball! Gel a job with a low-cost Dally Free est. 548-2706 FRED Daily Pilul ••••••••••••••••••••••• AO· VISOR SPARKLE CLEANING Wine.lows our spedalty 1-'rl'e est NOW 646~703 Want Ad Re$ults 642·~78 Classified ads do it well. Cl11ssified Ada 64.2·5678 JOBS 842-8233 rates call 6"2·6678· Pilot Classified Ad. SELL idle items with a Phone 642-5678. Daily Pilot Classified Ad. 00·5678 1~~~~~~~--~- HefpW•t.cf 7100HftpWant•d 7100 H.lpWont•d 7100 H.epWont.cl 710~ KtlpW..tecl 7100HelpW•t•d 7lOOkelpWanhd 7100 .wpWanted 7100H.tpWanted 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• !~STALLER TRAINEE for window tinting, start 52.:5() hr. raises to S4 so hr. wlthm l yr, over 21, tall & neat, exper helpful. 644·8494 LAND PLAHMER Exper·d w/mgmt skills Professional. Outstand· 1ng oppor Apply in person w/resume. Mr. 1-'ucntes. Robert, Bein, Wilham Frost & Assoc., ---------•I Professional Environ· 1.'.\SURANCE mental Eng11Teers & Of ACE ADJUSTER OranRe County Company need~ hi{lhly quallf1cd person to handle detailed telephone mvcst1.:at1ons. Mui.I also he able to !ouperv1:.c independent adJu~tl'rs. 3·5 year~ ex i:x•1wnt'e preferrt'd .,;,. 11er1ence in produc t s l1ahllity &. lraucl 111 'cst11~ations helpful. liood s alary and ~ocrits Contact Tom '.\l•>Url' 711 t;J0)710 Equal Opportuml \ Employer Planners. 1401 Quall St. NB •. A Time!> need~ cJn•er:; for part t ime work. \\knds only to start Must ha\C truck or van. also hauillly insurance E 0 E Bet 8:30 & 5, 549.ffS.Uj -------LEGALSECRETARY :'llill>l ha,·e 2 yrs cxper as lci.:al sec·y, xlnt typing ~kills required. shthnd not ncct.?ssary, H.B. of· f1cc, pos1t1on requires co<1rdinat1on wt olhcr Sl't .. ys. Salary to saoo 1m.0011 Ll-:GAL SECRETA tt Y 1'il•wport i',arm. exp pre I ll. Excellent typing. no shurlhand. Call for Appl blwn lOAl\1 & 12 noon 752 2518 MAILING DIPT l\tedlcal Assist, 1 girl ENT HUR SES Receiving & main· Office, must have front LVN, eves. RN, relief. tenance . Operate ofc exper. Will teach Xlntopportunity. forklift. Valid Calif. backorflce.WriteAdNo. LldoConv.Cenler drivers lie. req'd. Exper. 914. Daily Pilot, PO Box lSSSSuperior Ave, NB OPTOMETRIC Front offlce. Expenence pref. Hunllngton Beach 962·3371 PRESSERS full time, exper. Clown Cleaners Inc. 1056 Bayside Dr. N.B. 673·S38S helpful. but will train. 1560, Costa .Mesa, Ca. Call 64&-7764 Apply National Systems _921626 _________ ----------10RDER Desk Clerk in PRESSMAN Corp., 4361 Birch St., growing sporting &oods V-50 Letter Press. ex- N.B. (Nr oc AarPort) l\ledlcal/Admanistrative omcE wholesale co. Call per'd, p/time. Ask for EOE. Asst. exper'd needed to ~950 Beryl. 548·2071 or replace RN. Responsible Typist-Co. in Irvine Paste-Up Artist. full time.9 _?9_-0332 _______ _ MANAGER ASSISTANT for managing a single needs an lndiv. wta neat EXPER ONLY' Print Pfl' help wanted. Appl) girl ofc for surgeon-who appearance for front ofc s h 0 P P a s l e . u i> & T3ts. 230 Newport Center IS active medical com· position. Lite phones. Dr NB 640-8780 mun1ty leader. Xlnt type 55-60. dictapbone. c\L5lomer handling M V ·• · salary !or pr.oven self ~. ~-17_51_. 837 __ ·~-For Jr. Sportswear starter.Call847-8S67. clothing store. OC & LA ---------area open ings. Op· Medical Assist. Back ofc. portumty for advance· OB GYN. busy Npt Bch ~nt. Generous bener.ts. ore. Mon·f'ri from 9am Some exper. necess. AP· 6pm. Exper only. Send ply Mon 10-6, or Wed 12·9 resume to Ad #904. Dally at Pilot. PO Box 1560 C.M . PETRIES 9~----__ _ 147 Westminster Mall MC'dlcal Assist. ex per. Westminster Sa lary ope n , non smoker, ~ future. MANAGER 046·5194. " Kitchen Mgr & cook. $800 Medical Recept. in bus y per m.o + B?nuscs, Pediatric Group , health ans, & P~•d vaca; P ttlme. Mrs Austin, t1on . Charlle s Chila 64~4670 Corp. M9·03Sl --------- Typist·NewPort Center co. is looking for a pleasant indiv. w/lite sh Accuracy a must! Typ· ing SO. Salary $550. Typist.Jr. Secretary· Large firm in Newport Ctr. 1s seekln~ an outgo· m~ & dependable person who wishes to grow. Cood oppor. to learn & expand. Sh optional. Typing 50. Good ~pellcr s.550+. --Pub!Jc Rel/P/Time PIX Answer Ser•. Vic. Orange Co. Airport. P/time eves & wknds Paid whale training. Several openin11s. No ex pt'r. ner E .O.E. Call Bet'. SS7 7777. REPRESENTATIVE N.B. personnel agency l>eeks well poised mature person with "very outgo. i n g p ersonali ty.' l-'am11iarity w tlrv1ne, C.M .• N.B. areas. "Great Spot" for the res lies~ hpmemaker! F'or Appl. -Call Becky Lahey. PIX Answer Sen S56-.8S05 P1t1mc Graveyartl. Ex -----~-- Public Relations Person wanted for m· tenor design firm. Call PBX Answerinj! Scrv IOamto3pm.534.2202. Opr lmmed opcnini:-;. Pt.?r'd or will train Call !>3() &181 for appt KOE Secretary·:'llature. ca pa· Mw.t work varied hrs & PUNCH PRESS . RESTAURANT MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES Challenging opportunities exist for restaurant manager candidates in our rapidly expanding chain or non-franchised fast food restaurants. Ideal candidates s hould have at leas t 2 years business experience and/or college. Experience in the fas t food industry is helpful, but not necessary. Individuals selected w ill b e provided thorough training in all aspec_ts of restaurant management. Salaries. c~mpeti~ive with leading companies m our mdustry and a Cull range of benefits are provided. We oCCer unus ual advancement potential for the s uccess!ul career oriented individuals. Send resume detailing experience and salary history to: INTERMEDIATE :\fANAGER w II MOTEL MCR. mature Ll·quor Clerk · · expr or 1 person for relief mgr. t tram. $850-$1,000 per mo day per wk. C3stle blc person req'd for u wknd~ Apply in person SETUP nat'I insurance co local· 1:» Rochester St, Costu ZndShi.fl ed m N.B. Sh 80·90, typ· _M_l'lla Jmmed. opening for ex· CARL'S JR. RESTAURANT'S CLERK/TYPIST :'olature. experit'nct:d. + benehts to start. App. Laauna Call Lillian bond able. dependable ly in Person Me'n Eds 494 2996 • ing60. 2 Yrs exper. PIX OPERATOR per. sel·UP operator E F.xper'd for N B. ofc Must be able lo read \ e c · Sec r el a r l · pnnts & use precision Depc '"""' P P.o.1o. 049 Expe11cncl'<I & rc,pons1 Apply AM'!t In person. Pizza Parlor, 410 E. 17th --·--------Congenial co. w smull Pleasant surrounding~ ls ...... -.CA92I03 lilt< 10 vaned l'lerit11I 895 w. 19th Costa Mesa St C.M. HIGHT CLERK ofc in Torrance needs so Perm p 11ma. 12 noon to measunng loo for 10·60 meone who enjoys a I 45 Mon Fri $3 Per hr ton presses. continuous & \\ork \lu:.t bl• rc,ulr nt of L. M t F _ _ _ :n Hours per week. Call Co~ta :'lh•,a. u1wrnploved l\'e in. • a ure em. _,,..-...__.. .......... _ _,..._,. ... _-"! 545·9471 or opply ·in vaned schedule w/good CallSandy.640·1160 mlerm1tent runs. We of . . it lt'a~t 15 M·ch & nicl't Hrl1cf hrs. S·9PM + person to. Coral Reel lnC'omr lt,,.<',, ._,.., \t•n hed ""nrls_ room &. brd + .. l\totel. 2645 Harbor 81 , skills and a pleasant fer xlnt wages & benehts l. N 1---------• & steady employment. H.tp Want.ct 7100 Help Wanted 7 I 00 hr EDD Cnntat"I Pl·r~on i;ala11· to assist elderly -C.M. Se<! Eb or Shirley nel Dept., city H»ll. lady. Days free on bch. .._. Jen.,t'n persona 1ly. ace sur· PERSOHHEL Apply Al: ~~ur°adti;g~~P~~g8,0'df~: SECRETARY P(T AMF, INC. REAL ESTATE RECEPTIONIST •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• i ~IB~ffi mlffi~~ 77 Fair Orin l7 '41 556-5350 F.Qual Oppor Employer Janitorial SUPERVISOR Exper'd p/tame. lr\'1ne area.-Call for appt. 152-7292. Janitorial FLOOR MAN Exper'd. 15 20 ti rs/wk Irvine area. 752 7292 betwn 3-6pm. 194·1!.IOS wkdys t1l 4 only. , ---------4!H·8I13 eves & wknds onlv -------- ., Potter&Brwn!leld Dav. R.E.Office Need2women.fulltpt. Wt taphone.Salary$1000+. lmmerl . opening ror 2 6 1 8 l Avent d a SALESPERSON Sec)lr Boland67S·6000 i:.ecret ary, prerera hly Sat c tr3in. Vanda Beauty Exec. Fin an c e wlthexper. in llll areas or Aeropuerto my+ omm. RECEPTJO:"llST·PBX . •Counselor 963·904€ Secretary.If you enjoy compensation including San Juan Capistrano Better Homes Growing & dynamic MANY FEE PAID 630·l675 working w/figures & are benefits, wages, salary & Equal Oppor Employer company with pleasant organ ized & accurate record keeping + good. '""· ... ity ,. _ _,__, 459 Ho. Coast Hwy. working l·ond1tions has Secretarial this may be the position organizational ability re· ....-~ LGCJUna Beoch an immediate opening Experimental &c~J~~.e~~~~t,ons for you. Calculator by quired. Must be a setr R M1J~ol rroduct.1 494-0748 for receptionist, with For prototype & small Also Fee Jobs ~ rt touch, financial reports. starter & have good a P Y grow 1 n g Alie for Jock front ofCice appearance, · u t b newpo lite accountlng & cor· public & telephon e Medical Co. has im· abili t y t o greet quantity runs. mus e Irvine Personnel Agency I Sh S I 11 C mediate opening for a customers •· have able to work from 488E17thCostaMesa personne resp. 9S,typing70. a persona ty. o m · b f "" sketches, verbal instruc· Suite224 642•1470 • S900+. puterizl'd per.sonnl'I perbs1?nh. ca&pa le o pleal!ant voice. Position 1 r1 M Id agency systems exper. also de· esta ts me maintain· RECEf'TIONIST involves the operation of ~o~k ~~~ u~~on!sied~e ···-----------------------~----752·03l1 KcypunchOpr-Lrg insur. sir:ible. Typing 60 wpm. ing QC procedures. Xlnt Immed. opemng for re· a console switchboard. helpful 3.5 Yrs exper. Mature women wanted oo. in N.B. needs a bright sh 80 Must be avail 20+ Co. benefits. Co. relocal· ccpt. to work in busy Experience preferred. Daysonly for housecleaning 2192Mnrtln.lrvine person who is a fast hrs perwk.Days&hours ingtoCostaMesawitltln R.E. ofc. Must be butnotnecessary.Apply STACOSWITCH INC service. p/lime, car nee, -·Ca-ll•f•o•r •apilpo-.l•n•tm-en•t...i learner w/at least 1 yr flexible OOdays. person3ble, able to han· Barcus.Berry. 15461 Spr· ll3'J Baker Costa Mesa top$S645-5123 exper. Univac 1810. Sal Please Call ~?t!~~a~~~~~ die pressure or extreme· _i_n.;;;.g_da_l_e_. H_.B_. ____ _ 519-3041 ~fATURE WOMAN $650+. 644"3389 Carson.Ca. ly busy phones & have RECEPTIONIST Eq I 0 E I NURSES ~ 9AM 'tll Noon accurale typing. ua ppor mp oyer p/time to welcome URGE~ ~~~~ THE IRVIHE CO. "'U"'LITY Please Call F\111 lime, Mon·Fri. Ex· newcomers & contact . "'' ~ ""' ~ 644·3389 per'dintyp111g. Wall train MAG CARD OPR. merchants. f'1exlble hrs. Immediate fuU-tlme RN SSONewport Ctr Dr ASSURANCE 9AM 'til Noon for adrrusstons & d111· With title insurance ex· Need car, lite typing. ~PoSit.lon available on 11·7 l\.YSTRO'v1 ASSOCIATES v-~fQP°ppo~ f~pc~yt'r IMSPECTOll THE IRVl .... E CO charges. Apply Parle 547·3095. hlfL FUll·tlme position'! Peno.el. A-cy ""4 Immed. 0 ..... nino in Cast "' Lido Conv. Center, 466 per Xlnt oppor. Full,---------for licensed 1>4person· T"" ,............ SSONeu.nnrtCenterDr Fl b. Rd N B ·1 c II .,,.,23B. hSt NB 0 rowin° co. Duties wall ~.... ags 1P • • • P time or eves ava1 . a MCDONALDS nel 3-11le11·7. Excellent "' ire .. · · "' " Newport Beach 642-8().14 Machinist Ron .it Amcncan Title Applications Now salary and workinit con· 557-0045 PenotlMI R-, to S 171( involve performing an· Equal Oppor Employer ---------- l(fTCHEH HELPER ~o A.15 Z..'\00. Being Taken dltlons. Call Personnel : 100% Applicant Free lOO<:'o Ftee to applfcaot spection on electronic in· D--Honld $750 UT New position in top nlcht struments & com po· -----~r Da)sTuesthruSun.Call MAID Days 111 $350hr Full&PttimeHelp -8000. NYSEfirm Ourcllenta·s nents. Mu ... be able to ·--------•I Meet & greet VIP'S & !>'8 7418 ask for .. lauric11 Jrva·ne. 8 ..,.3'. · • · · Apply Jn Pe"'on IEYR•LY MANOR •• h di b h '' '" ... ' 0 ~ ---------1 seeklnc a person w/l yr work from scbemallcs & Rec.,.fTYJMlt an c usy P ones. 661·0714or768-1272 CONVALESCENT LOOIOMGFOR Industrial relations ex· have a gen'I know'l of Operate electronic MWlt have PBX exper. LABOR WANTA HAND OUT? That's the hny way. Get rid or beer bellies. boob tube eyes & the blahs. Come to PacUic Person· nel & work day to day temporary. Up To SJ Per Hour MonthruSat10-S:30 HOSPITAL per. tn manuf. Bus. Adm test equip. Xlnt benefits. switchbrd. Accurate BeautiCul N.B. Joe. Call MAIDCorsmallexclusive 3010S.lnitot,SA. Laeu.naHills l!MPORARYWORK? deg. Will handle In· Apply, IBC/Berkeley, typbt,mln.60wpm elec. Sally, 540·6055• Coutal molt' I. Perm a ne n l. On Front Of ,, Equal Opportunity Earn extra money work· terviewing. pension & Division of Critikon, 2700 typewriter. Call for appt, Personnel Agency, 2790 Hours can be flexible. The Treasury) Employer Ing local assignment.I benefits, amrmalive ac· Dupont Dr, Irvine. Industrial Relations _H_ar_bo..;.r_B_l_v_d.:....' c_._•_~·--- 4!M.SS21 Mechanic to maintain that add toterest to )'Our tlon & EOE reports. 833-3300. (714) 4!M.·9401 R.uptioalst- MAJD Needed. Dependa· lawn mowing equip for ~ Aldff & ~u!iu:?.e~o~~~f~~~ Write job descriptions & ---------Telonic/Altotr tvoJst ble for weekdays & lge homeowners assoc. Orderlies sldllsarevaluedat manuals. Super benefits Lasu.naBeach Nationatcl>'Aflrm1ocat· weekends. Seacllff Permanen~, full time, Exper'd. Xlnt Benefits. & xlnl promotional OP· REAL ESTATE EqualOpporEmployer ed ln Npt Cntr req'a H• Motel 494.4392, good benefat.s, ex per re· Bayview Conv. Hosp, ~Q~ 0 ff ice • ~~nl~ers~elA~lgge~! ~ receptlonl.at/typi.st. ' q'd. Call 552·8200 for 2055 Thurln Ave, CM RICErTIONIST Type60 M4-8920 MAIDS W anted im·1.-:ap:.:;pt_. ______ 642-!l:m. 0 overload ~.;~_campusDt,N B. *MANAGER• ---· ---·---"?ediately ~xper not re· MEDICAL ASSlST. Ex··--... -.R.-Sl-S-... -90-1-5--i SS? "O'I . --------• Exper'd. efrletent, en· q d. will train. Apply NB per'd. ror Ptr work, 2 """ "" .,, thuslaatic:I R. E. ln· RICJEATIOH Travelodee Motel, 6208 days wk in pwUc aur· 11·'7. cxper. prerd. Mesa 3723 Bll'ch St, NB vestmnt co. needs no Lf.ADa W.CoastHwy.6'2""8252 geons ore. West County. Verde Ooov. Hoap. 661 PHONE SALES ~~ E~ •• yeata ~t~~l·e lrDmtd. offOlllg for io-. r I Center St C M ._. ... _,.. "' div. w/d•reamporteam lta\'C something to sell? Primarily mto c, some1-----"'-·-·----1·--------• Well known. tarae1 Duncan, &40·1•10, C"""'"· U> work in la:rae back ofc. R epl7 ..... 'RS&S ••DES OilFle1dS'raller Phone Salea people, est ab I J she u American C:.reer Alen· .._. 1 Abl • Pacific Personnel 610 Nf'WPC>rt Ctr Or Fashion Island MUoft Bank BldC) Newport Beach Classifiedadsdoitwell. wtresume to: Ad 1951, nv Ai • ••G DIV.OF maleortemale, 18to 65 Mesa/NewPort prime cy,810N---rt Ctr Dr. ~~~p1ea.1..a-~.!!,/~..: I .....__ D ,., Pilot p 0 3-11 • 11·7. Exper'd. 41 -yean or aae. Guaranteed I u.... ..... -ba .. -,,.,. • .. .. -all -.. _ UV l•-------111111111 co ...... a'>' i~ .. Bedt. Oood ul w /ln· CORP.OILRELD wages or commbslons. ocauvu. --· ve ex· N.B. able to work nlgbts, Box 1560, Coata a e11, creases. Country Club SUPrUD !50 Eaat 17th Street, perlence reatdeu· .MORITOYOU weekend.I Is b0Hda7s. Su.Item M0-1970 500 So. llalo Su.ct 0rana k'7.f4.'S (Af[lllated w I Amert can Ca.~r Aa~nc1 for pal"llWWml placement) lAdy•Hskpf to eare for bd7 tn wbeetchr. Live in or out. No llf\.ln1. Must dtt..,..~. '\ Ott OR SEN ca1h lot WlUTE tJ~pban~ wl1h a Claalfled Ad • ' ' Call 1'2"411 WANT ADS WORK WONDERS WORLDWIDE To place your Want Ad Call • '42·'671 C&. 92621$. Co no p s A t.lal/ret.a.U. Soma com·•-..._ _______ F\JU -nfllm•. I "e ..... ~_;_.;...;.;.__... ______ , n v . n a • • • Suite 0, Costa Mesa, merclal. Salary. over· Jt~OMIST -.. "' ~ vr M.clcal~ 1-S&_a_i. _______ ~ HowHlrt.g ~~n.s:oo&ta:aop.m. rid• commlulons. Dreamsaremacteotnuft m,. Cdl•44-l3't Expe.r oniy • .J Doctor olc. MU.SIS AIDIS 1.oc411 Office ~I Opf::tmlty Appliut1ott1 conlldea· " ~t. Atmrw to in· SAii 't1.I Noon Pelf Board, '" day• F/llmO.Day•e•eahlfb. -E Ual.Appt.MCftt.17 aurance adjuster'• ---1 ..... wetk. &44-0295. Exper. prtf'd, but will MoTNY.. mp oycr 7SMl27 • dream ta 1004 die• .,.,., ... y ""CO Medlc~RtcfPt/S«'\7 train qualified person. tr.MAN• . 1tcpbon• t1pl111. STOO. SSONewpoctCtrDr FJO aPl)eat, cood tn>fnl Goodbcn&Ot.tlraal.App. 1----..,;..;.---1R.E.Sa1 Call Vltklo Duncan, Ncwpor:tBeach • sklJLa "pan medicah <itp ty Part Lldo Coov. EamFrorn Phoc1 IPhdnMIPbonesl • HO·tno, Amert can f;qul()ppoirE.rriplOftr prettd to work tor Otnter, '6G Flasahlp Rd, S20 S RA%Zll1 DA%D.1! :a;rt;:~~tl'·~~-~Carur ~-•0r•11c10• 110 clinical lab located ID N.B. ec-8044. 0 to 400 JOO to o.n.s,,..er phones 104 ' '-U" • N • · n.tavra.nt N.8 . Call for appt , NU tni · i per week \ah orden & work Nwptllch,'2111G3 '8TOYOU M•1g1altllt,_.leu . 332-'i3U . • n Dllt. OP Must be well~id & YoUl'Hll lntf> a Dl&tl•I• ffUt•l RECEPTIONJST,'~od x P • r 'd IO o \I le ,. ., M._edl~w ~'d· ......_. • ._ -•••tllo.U!IL SllvJCI • ment tpoCt. ,NI oCtyptlnl Now aece~ appllca• tor ra11ldJy ex_pandlng biv •I•· Call ~WQ _..., --111 nv~"9' ., llH" appea I· Com• neceH. •~ Oil rol Uona for Real Eat&tt aprt'' CCII mtir.clna (J JN. t'f3.22ff ,.'"'.• draWlria bood lo work RNw/expar. in conv.f& rnlatlou, boDUHI & Careor Emplo1meut sa.tea J>mlO!'.!r l't1if of· lOk-qaddap' .App. .... roreolloleal l•b locattd lo rehab nunloi for 88 bed beoeftu. Exptr. no& MC. Alarn.'Y.~· nceetnLldo vula1a b'lnPtROOCo ow~r UTA.II. SAW N B C 11 I bolp. Oood atatnna pat• Wiii tr.hi. can Nr. ·~ -_., • • • or appt, ~mt benefits fie tali HuTta Mon. t/f Ot Tuel PLASTIC:S MJXB uuustrles.; Inc, 1'78n 8 _ --' a>mt A'OPl1 Part Supulor t(f OPll4TO. 'SelllnS ~ rill a Put ctr. In. Call c:lrll~:= 1 t.. lfifttc»"'ethblaJOiaWuc Healtli1nre, HU ·····! _ rl'otr.liilDalhl1.UdQ/ 1 1>&ib'Pilo\Cl•lOe4Ad m.oas. •~ ;,tfmtt. W~l:r.:: to..Ut.~e6tdo Supcrlor An, NB. ~ __ _,. auradhealvea tr coaUni ta a tlrnple,mat.ter ••• SelltJllllplastWW!D.,o; Bcub tatloDen, ,4m0 ilWID.IOml. IG)rlJ.Q; ' ~!"f:'JlZS. JUlt.e&lt~ -NO&Want.Adl. -,Jla~putDr,NA ,~. ~ .. _ ·-· !~~!!'::! ..... ~~~~~?::~ ...... ~~ saJ tw,W-.cS 7 10 HetpW•ted 7100 ......................... ······················· --------•ISAL~ ClRL, ruJI or p11rt RETAIL CLERKS tame, must be able to work wkn«a, please app- ly an penon. ~ Persim- mon Tree. 229 Marine UTOTEM AH', Balbo_a _Is_l. ___ 1 C:0.•1nieftc• Morlcets SALES /EXCLUSIVE Positions open 1st, 2nd & JEWELRY SHOP 3rd s hirts 1n San Somenights NoSun.No ·Clemente & Laguna phonemqwries.CJROat Beach. Other .art'as ha vu So. Coast Plaza. openings al~. No exper. ---------.-1 req'd. Apply at any of SALESGIRL-Jr. Retail ourstores. doth1ni: expcr req'd. ~Newport Mlvc.I. PIT/Sundays. Transp. Costa Mesa 642 7702 nee 496 1291 ------i SALES HELP M /F ---------1 Part lime, 16 brs or less a RN'S · Night nurses 11 7 Full & p/hme. Abo, CCU RN's. Benefits for f time Con tact Miss J en-.l·n. C'1"tJ Memoria l Jlo-.1111.i l 642-2734. week. MERVYM'4S 9811 Adaros Ave. lluntmgton Beach. cau for interview. 963-9731 Equal Oppor Emplr SJlcsperson Robbfe•s ROCJ A Mop REAL EST A TE Women nct·ded for CAREER housecleaning i.c rv1ce. Security, independanc(', ~-0757 top income! One vecan. . -.-. -.....,-,-m-A-t-lc_n_d_<1n_t_s --• cy for licensee. school for ILV\ unlicensed. See George · ··1'opwagC>spmd ! Davis, Red Carpet Thelnn~tLui:ura Renltors San Juan I .,.. WWW• -· !!~.?~ .... .!!~'!!~!!_~':.~ .... ~!~ ~_!~ ... ?!.~~ ~_!~!!! .... .?!~ S!!!der.Junes.1m , DAILVPILOT·•JS'. SECUTA.I._ W.ted 7100, tWpWmhld 7100 MM .. • 1005 San Juan Capistrano You may hn-e noticed the new big white building with' tho orange Ute root at the Junlp"tro Serra"ol!ramp to tho San Dle10 Freeway. That's our company. END.EVCO, & we manufacture & market sopblatlcat· ed precision etectroolc in.strumen-tnlion ~tema.. · We Curr•~ Polowlltt 119: *WtlclldMadlfeA1M~ I •D"'9Mr IMecllaalcall *llectronlcAu..-..u *D•Ytlop•ent Teclmldcm *In-Process Inspector •GIMrCll Machinist •MachlM Shop Planner * Secretary..fngfneering •Shfft M.tal Mechanic If you have experience in any or the above, & would like to work for a well established progressive com· pany in our beautiful facility. please submit your resume or stop .. by & apply at: ENDEVCO Rancho Y1ejo Road San Juan &apistrano An Equal Opportunity Employer IL a rctUia1 up., fOf .......... ._._. •••-•••••••••--• ..... •••••••••••••• .. • • l4fo & appe e&U». Appll STOCIC MAH TBUCK Drt r foe local UI derl d cant• trom 1' yu WUJa~ •Ale9a dellYC!Y. Jlmt haft td-n0ft Gii wMrtct 1tuchanta~ Ap-~-1~ •-drhln"' record. Call Of Anff~s• "lbe Jolly Roau, lac. bas 1y ID pera: VktOl" uu[0 • ._.-.. StatioAen ~· ,""'."-• an lmmod. """'nine for •-•-· n.t.. HUGE W•1'ebouae .ao exper'd ~;;cNtary. &AM&o-a-UQL 225FcnalA.e.LacBcb TUXEDO SALES, part crammed WlLb over 500 Outstan111ns •b & typJna Secn!t&rY-Good 11J>1n1, · time. musl be outeolJl&. music hoses, Dl.ckelo- skllls &N ffil'4 tor thts no ahrtlind, lntttes1*1 ln sroac ROOK For info. 540-3333 ext. deon planolJ. ct.n:u. or· posllloo. Prior exper. in trainana •• lecat SE .... IOR utforTent 1aoa, wall c:locli:1, restaurant operations secretary. 7S2 5337 "" traodCatber «!loc:ka. pnferable. allhqugb not STOCK T.VncHHICW4 ludnatin.c a.nUques. matldatory. XJnl work· Good pa7, IDs1do "ou.t· Over$1,000,000Worth ::~k!;:~hl~ bS:1~~! SecNt:rc-CLERK :!:~ia&Wdabl'• T.V. ~=c: ~~~~:.!. nriowi group wul-ance froclud OD Requires mllllmum ~ ---------1 in& St., lrvloe. Tot. benefits & profit aharina. COllt'le. years ~in well m-1m. Open Wed thru Salary commensurate Great opporfor persona· established mecb.a.nlcal Typlsts . Sat. 9AKto• P.11. Vis.It! w/exper. Apply in ble,ealFrldaytypowbo parts stockroom. M~t If YOU HAVE person, 8.Spm, Mon·Fri. enjoys workin.e w/peo-know atockroom TluE UR!H.&.VE . PUIUCAUCTIOM 17042 Gillette Ave, ple. lntereatlo1, metbodsandproeedures ...,......, .. "" lfANYITEMSOFFINE ·Irvine. diversified ofc work re andeommonmechanlcat TMAaskjiwa.th ESTATE J EWELRY. ~~~~~~~~I q'g a person who works puts. componenta and LETS TRADE ART OBJECTS, AN· .-------•I well w/figures, baa some matertala: TlQlJES, FINE FURN .• calculator eXJ>er & ls an ETC. PHONE FOR IN- s.cr.tary $750 accurate typist. In· Intenien8;1Appt0n11 ·SECREJARJES FO. & BROCHUR E. Fast growing co. in divldual mustborellable canm4>BM"'111 64.S-2200 Irvine needs efflcient d k d. TYPISTS ---------/ ood•~· ~-... w/stea y wor . recoc MACHINE secyw i .., ... mg ... su. Good salary w/Xlnt Cr· Antique d inette & UnbelievabJe benefits in· lnge benefit. locl'g paid TOOL PBX secretary dated 1800. eluding free meals & medical & life ins+ pro-Xlnt cond. $1.SOO/bal ofr. ~~~~=r:=rt_h~!i~ i:!i~:!~1111• Apply DIVISION 1::i'b0v~~'i{~~~ 5.16-700 Sally,~ Coastal CIMCO CONRACCORP. NEVERAFEE TfeddleSewingllachloe, Persc:ioDel Aee.ncy, 2790 26SBriggsAveC.M. 9200Bolaa, Westml.n.ster Callorcomeantocby French desk, Oa.k &able. :::~or Blvd . Costa lrvmelndust'lComplex EqualOppEmplyrm/f ILLl'9 carcHable,Oakrocker,& ~~~:::::::::::::::::l1~Eq~ual~Op~po~r~E~m~p~lo~1;er~f~~~~~ii~~~1 ~ L..:J g05Sipbenc~963-6SU : STYUSTS seRv1ces Arne ri can 0 • k : SECRETARIES Excellent oppor. for secretary w/escrow ex- per, Good typi.Dg & die· lapbooe sldl.Ls. Immediate opening for secretary w /typiog & dicta phone skills to work w/buildiatg trade & engineering section. Need secretary w /exper. in real estate property mgmt. Good typing & dictaphoneskills req'd. Please Call 64 ... 3389 9AM 'tHNoon THE IRVIHE CO :;:;c> Newport Ctr Dr Newport Beach Equal Oppor Employer Secretary. Career orient-OPERATORS llJ..1441 Sideboard. $75. & ed ~ecretary for N.B. HAIRCUTTERS Hoosier rolllop, CPA firm serving real ertBoacl\Salonex· w/enamel abelf $750. estateclienb.Mus~hav ·og. Corwnission & TYPIST ..:546-_19'5 ______ _ good telep~e skills & ita. Some Collo~ F1ytng fingers foil ficl.le Antique Ftea M•rt. Swap have expenence In die-preferred.~ finger or fate. (Die· Meet, collectable&. wpbone transcription & tapbooe) $100. Call CathY primitives, Sun. onlv. statistical typing. For SUMMER WORK Minkoff. 5 640·8470, ~PM 181 E l Cami.Do more lnformalion call . FOR STIIDEHTS American Career Ag en· Real, Tustin. 544.1901 640-5000 or send resume Ptr $S 1B hr take home. cy, 610 Newport Ctr Dr, ---------to Irene McCarthy, Ken-Local job.sties. 3 shilta. N.B. OAK ANTIQUES pull leaC neth Leventhal & Co. 660 AgelB+ (7l•> 634-l 063. HO FEE TO YOU tbls. $8S-$1.50.. Wardrobe:1 Newpo.rt Center Dr, Ste • $95-$275. 4 pc. bdrm set. &'iO N.B. 92660. Switchboard Ofr Eves & TYPIST-We are looking ssso. Dressers $40.$1.25.. .EqualOppor.Employer Wknds. Wl 1 t rain. for people like us! We Sideboards $75·$175. superior Ans Serv. Costa tyt>e quickly & accurnte• Marble top washstands SECRETARY Mesa.645-8616. ly, have ex<'ellent spell-S70-Sl7S. Hall t r ee$ Secretary-Admio Asst ing & grammar, & con· $95·$110. Rolltop desk needed for 1 girl Npt. tribute to :t c.'ongenial at· $600. Sewing mach's. Bcb. O!c. of National Telephone Company IJ106pbere. If you qwilify, $30·$95. Tea carts. Firm • Moder 11 t e SUMMER WORK pleasecall 752-7177 SlS-$4.5. Rolltop file $17S. secretarial skills & ac· G Beveled mirror. $32. 246:> curacy w /figures +3 yrs • OR LON EB. Typist-Medical ore for 2 Norse. CM. M8-054Z Sat. business exp. req'd. 1(..-..ir-ices busysurgeons.Shwillbe &Sun Front ofc appearance. -1 _..... an asset. Must be able to ...._ _______ _ Starting salary, $650 mo. Hcn lftllmd.lcate work flexible hrs. & have +Co. benefits. Send re Openings ~t 5kllls. Top sal for Appliances 8010 SECllETARY /t..cJal Gwneto: ngbt person~ .Send re-•• .. ••••••••••••••••••• , Challenging unassigned Frigltronics MUST Haft~ sume to Classified ad no. MUST SELL'" • pos1t1on. in Newport 3M3 WestcllH Dr. ste 200 -r' • 898. c/o Dally Pilot. PO • • · 1 Center Law Firm. Abili· Newport Beach, Ca. With A TNphoae Box l!i60 Cocsta Me~a Ca GE re!ngerator. Copper ty to work independently 92600 ... . r.-926:?S • ' color, double door & essenhaJ. Type 80/Sll ~ .__..,._., ~~ fzeeu.r.Call498-2709. • )lo 5 Yrs legal e"""r neG. ""--'y/Secty/"'-... y "' . TYPJST.RECEPT. . 1 · A,, "'· """"'' """"~ Customer Must be xlnt typist, Washers, cQ.w.ers. Clean. . Pleasant working en· DYNAMIC! general orci·ce exper. late modetlll.00, 1 yr v1ronment. Xlnl bene, $900/Fee Paid. NB co Reps F d 1 :salary commensurate needs "Career Mloded'; Many fringe benefits. guar. reo. e ivery. w/expr. Miss Brazer indiv. to be .. person for Repair Clks Compensation depen-Mstr Chg. Will also buy • 644 2ml all seasons." Highly dant on exper. Irvine _636-_2840 __ • _____ _ SECRETARY skilled, confident man· Service Clks area.556-447o FRG HT DAMAGE o ncr req'd. Also 1''ee Jobs, WAITRESS HOT POINT SALE. 3308 _ 211 N. Cst 11" y. Lagu na_ Capistrano. 831·9955 ~~~~~~~~~~!.~~~ ..•.. !~~~ ~r.~.~:.~ ..... !L~~ SALES SUPPLEMENT F/time. Personable. Call Control Career We are the prime sup-1:"-ul d ''ood & W. Warner nr Harbor, Strong typing & sh nee. Employment Aaency, t l h .a;.A~ .req re ' •' Sant~Ana.979-2921 Apply in person, Robert. 5.56-8505. • pUer or a large e ep one cockta1l, over 21. 1600 E. --2~------ .Bem. William Frost & -------1 co. Kelly Employees are Coast Hwy, N.B. 644·9$50 G.E. 20 cu. Ct. aide by side YOUR INCOME SALES RETAIL S$SS S$SS for children's fashion PART TIME cJ o t h I n g s t o re i n TELEPHONE WORK Capistrano Valley. HOUSEWIVES Call493-4704 aft. 6 COLLEGE STUDENTS Guaranteed fl ourl y SA LES Recent grad Wage Plus Bonus. 5 30 b1olo~1cal sciences who pm to 8 30 pm ('all ~ould _like to se ll t>l6 4223 or l·om~ to 250 I. d1al(no~hc Itri\ kits over lithSt, L·o..,t..i l\1t'SJ. phone & some travel. -Base sal + comm. Send. Try ..i Dailv Pil o l r esume NMS, 1531 Classificd/\dtohuy,sell Monrov10 , Newport _o_r r_e_nt_M!!'l'lhin..: _92663_·_. ______ _ H.lpWant~d pWant~d ...............•....•.. Cooks -Hostesses Hosts -Waitresses Waiters -Bus Help Dishwashers 7 100 There a a new Denny's In Huntington Beach and that means new family eating fun and new full-time and part·t1me robs! • lftMryj•wing now • &pit Mnc~ & htHpMtftCM •Top,_, • Ft-ft lftSW'Clftee • Pold Yocations • Profit tharincJ Day, evening and night shifts are ooen. You II en1oy the attractive "al home atmosphere and the pleasant working condll1ons 1n our popular fam ily restaurant Applicants over 18 preferred. Apply 1n person Monday thru Wednesday, June 6 thru the 8th 10136AdolltsA•• .. ~ ..... ,.""°" ••och, cA. -nennvs PICK A FRESH JI tya. NEW JOB AT DENNY'S SALES THE HUSTLER ~ you a husffer7 Is yocr job deocHnded? SECRETARY Assoc .• 1401 Quail St, ServiceStallonSale'kman, always selected first for askforKaren reCrig. Avocado $295. 1 TO PRESIDENT N.B. minor mech ability. $700 tbeseas.signments. WAITRESSES .. _sss_-0098 _ __. ___ _ Shorthand and typing re· SECRETARY ~mmi.ssion.4~ PAID VACATIONS WAITERS HURRY!! .: ~~~ed~~hv~!~Y~~i: Small sales & mktng Service Sta. Attend.ant, YOUDOM'TPAY Over 18, San Clemen~ •MOVl ... GS•Lr .... I agcyneedshigblyskilled expe1r·dArc. Fulslt~~:p/tim7tbe. WlPAYYOU Inn, '92·6103 soe .,EFRIG"o .... T"'oas'""" ecutive. admmil>trahve person for important App Y. o ... on. l n--... aPVaf•4p m " ~ and social duties. A team &•-· c M _,....,~,, ... · • W.'""'HERS DRYE00 l oriented ind1vtduul who multi-function pos. Must 4J .-me, · • CallOrComelnToday ~ ~ Are "Ou earru·n,. what c 1 possess xlnt sec skillil & · M New-Used-Repos " .. likes people. al Service Station an IEL~ WAITRESSES DUNLAPS548-mo you are really worth? Do IW02500. mornings on· have payroll,acctspaya-wanted (2) Foll & 8 N B' CostaM you have tanF?1blc pro lv-8:30 to9·30 and ask for hie &: gen office exper. p/llme. Some exper. Top OVEA 21 1 L5 pt .. esa i duct. comm1ss1on and l'am. Sales/order desk be.I wages +comm & vac SERVI CES Gulliver's Restaurant Elec Dryer t direct sales expenence? grnd helpful. Starting pay after 1 yr, Apply, 833·1441 -Interviewing Mon thru almostnew ~ Ifanswer isycs,thenyou salary commensurate Ca Cb ctu S St t '.lburs betwn 3-Spm. Ex ,...., ""'~l --------·1 w/abilities. can tor in· rey's evron, vva • l40lDove ree . . ............... could be the man we are Secretarial Cst Hwy. Lag Bch. No Ste340 Newport Beach . per'd oul,v. FJUme Din· ---------loolun.it for. The State terview. John L. Bates, phone calls. .Equal Oppor Employer nershi!t. • Range, G.E. Self cleaning Cbemiu I Ma nul act ur· HELP! 546-6444 ~~~======~~~18482;;;;M~a~cA;t1~h;ur~;~fl"VlD~=e~ double ovens, Xlnt con<h· 1ng Co. has a krntory WESTMARK ASSOC Service Sta. Attendant t.Lon: $250. 673-8614 open. •---------p/hme. Avail eves & ---------Secretary-Trade Asso. 1 wknds Exper'd only. TelephoneSales WAITRESS JO" Gas Range 4 yrs old, Earn S2S.OOO plus. State * S t • girl office, !'r airport. Ac· Ne a t a pp ea r. & ttllMM CASH~ With bartend.mg expel'. Cost new SUIO. Sell $65. Chemical IS a nahon:il ecre ar1es curate lYJ>~g & ge~eral handwriting. Apply, 2590 """' ER ., Apply aft 5pm, 541 w. 673-0071. AAA-rated company. WC> *Typists ~~ce313n1biliUes reqwred .. NewportBlvd,C.M. 19U1St,C.M. _W_e_s_t_i_D_l_b_o_u_s_e offer a future, not Just a .,...... Rl~H1' ••oUT uow __._. ~ E · b *Keypunch Ser vice station Atten· • -" Wallpaper Salealady, ,.,....,gerator. _,. 32'1 JO · Secretary,~aturepers<?n dant, exper'd. Day & YOU MAY IEGIH some ore. Will train. 21.stSt#A,CostaMesa. Call Gary Zucker (213) S38·978S COLLECT State Chemical MfCJ. Company SALF.S TRAINEES LARGENAT'L SUPPLIER OF HARDWARE& TOOLS HOW HIRING SALES TRAINEES NOEXPERNECESS XLNTTRAINING PROGRAM Good starfincJ pay Eam S2 I O-S400 wk COll M lSSIONS & BONUSES Must be well groomed & neat appearing. Career &: rapid advancement OP· portunities. Xlnt. ~o. benents. Call Mr. Adams Mon 6/6 or Tues 6/7 751 -9134 *Mag Card for ~art tn~e work an Eves. Full &p/time. AJ>· W 0 N D ER I M G Steady, part.time. App n-eezer.zo• sell $185. or FrH Tempo--Pu~hc Accnt gore. Good ply, Shell St.at.ion.17th & WHERE TO BEGIN Jy,8am·lC>am.!i69 W. trade small 12'. Day. Jobslnn,;·• ~1c;~f.r~;~~;c!ikr~~ Jrvlne,NB. LOOKING FOR A ~CM 675-1393,eve646-1390. Beach.Area. appt. SERVICE MAM SUMMER JOB. WELL WAREHOUSEMAN Kenmore Washer s1s. Someleodto~rm. RY Be self motivated, -1 F Y 0 U • R E FOUUF'l'DlllVER Kenmore GasDryer S45, PACIRC •SECRETA * mature individual to ENTHUSIASTIC, needed tor growing O.E. Gas Dryer $125, PERSO ...... EL BEACH AREA work pool service route, _.. RT I C U L AT E carpet mfg. ·All abifls 97M734 or~ · ,...,... Young ~xecutives seek 536-1044 ~ • opea. Exper. preferred. 610NewportCtrDr qualified sect'y. to fill ENTERPRISING & Custom Weave ca Lge frost free Refrlg., Fashion Island respansible position. SH ServStaHelpNeededlm REALLY ENJOY l84.30l>aclficSt.Ft.Vly, xlnt cond. $250. Elec. <Union Bani> Bldg) necess. Xlnt salary, medJately. Full or Pit TA L K 1 M G T 0 Dryer, S7S. Dlahwasher, Newport Beach benefits & working con-Apply, 990 E Cat Rwy PEOPL1: WE c•u Weneed50-tewboa.re $75.646-1311 Su1te27S 640-1970 ditloos.Call675~00 NB --. •" --.. ---------500So. Main Strttt SHOW YOU HOW at. least 10 lbs over lfcycles 8020 Orange 547-0446 Seaetcry to$900 SewingMochOprs TO EARM GOOD weigbt.CallM.s.Stoneat ...................... . Wf1haled w/Americao Fee Paid. Growing bank ~r. pref'd. Near O.C. M 0 H E y 1 M 751-9175• We can tell you Beach Cruisers· Schwinn career Agency for in beautlful bch loc. Airport. 540-3684. • how to lose pounds & 26" $125· AntJ<iue Elg1n permanent placement) seeks att~active !nd.iv. Sheet Metal Mechaolc, T R 0 0 U C I H G t:am money at tho same 28": custom pot, siso: ~~~~~~~~! w/goodskillsfor.thisfme Class A, must have 3-TIMELIFE IOOKS time. 631·2129 SECRETARY «rowth potential pos. yrsexper abletorun a OVER THE PHONE Westsall Corp. has ,Im· _B_o_y-,8-2-0-.. -5-t-io_e_r_a_y_, Temfic co. wants tiny Xlnt benefits. Also Fee sheet metal equip. • FROM THE ·IRVINE med. v~c. for brig.ht yellow.xlnlcoadition. tiaer to type & tame ~,.b!..,~aColl ascatarlryPersFooxn'. 7·3:30, xlnt benents. 0 F F I C E .. 0 F energet1.c Teceptlontat 165, 552-9591 " ~. Also Pwrbrkop ch I I F E w/gdtypmgskllls toans. ---------customers. No pressure, nel Agency 2790 Harbor 1 r, 8 T M E / L pbooes, greet vlsltors & Girl's Scbwinn Stingray but bu.sy phones & some Blvd, C.M.' opr, puncb press opr. UIRAJUES. SZ.50 PER bndl overflo typing. $25. Matthews Moto typing. $700. Call Vlckle ,_M.S-_USS ______ -t HOUR. + IOHUS & Duties wl Include sorting Cross frame le i>aodJe Duncan, 640·8470, ~ary toS850 SHOE s.a.LES &dist. tin ming a11 ban&t k ..... 546-634 American career Aiten· Growing developer "" COMM. SPEHTD YOJUR1 Would:refe':'somee~ or • .....,. 1 cy. 610 Newport Ctr Dr, needsefficienlsecytoas. Resp. Ylll· wom"" 18 to SUMMER A A 0 in these areas. Mrs CanllNI• N.8 . slst chief accountant. 24 preferred w /some THAT• S FU H , McDooaJd 549-9711 or ap-Ecpiptmttf 1030 .. HO FEE TO YOU Must have good typing & sales exp. to sell ladles CHALLENGING, & piy275McCormiclc, C.M. ••••••••••••••••-•••• moderate sh. Call SaUy, shoes & related ac-Nik """"'L~ ,._ft .-------1 i A l l ••ys WELL FOR · on..-•• ~ ,.,..,...e, 54().6()55, Coastal Person· cessor es. PP 'I n ,..~ • WOMEN interested in szso. 494-'I". Secretaries. L•I nel Agency. 2790 Harbor Pe rs o n : D al e • s P E R S 0 M A L making m111cy. Show ex, ________ _ I GettOfcjloolckffper Blvd,C.M. Footworks, So. Coast IMTIRVIEW CALL el usive top qual. Cab 8035 Htfp W •hd 7100 H.tp Wanted 7100 . Employers Pay All tees VlUage. 979.9252 833-8095 fashions. No previous ex· •••••••••-••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••Sales, part time. Fabnc Liz Reinders Agency Secntary jRec:ept. Soft Rock or Jan ll'P to per nee. No inveatme"Dt . FREE KITTENS-Lone ta rant exper necessary. Call 4020BlrchSt.Ste104 R.E. Ole. l mmt;d. o~n-PlayatallllofTl\oS\ars TIME/LIFE Car & phone nee. Those bair beauUes·Reaerve U Mary 64M040. Newport Beach 833-8190 ing. Good typist, die· VoUoy Ball l•mea. CalJ interested should call YOW"I nowt 9I0-427I *s ... LESPERSO ..... Ill CallrorAppt/estab'6S taphone skUla. O.C. Patat752-2t92 :LIBRARIES Mrs. Waaoner. 530-5663 .:;..;... _____ _ Stniw tlat R..i.11tant COfl)OfeUon II 110W •CCtPt· lnt •ppltc.llona tor rwt•111ant l'l\llMtG'L ~ . -. pm.nH. ~will moalder odw:n. If Hlect.CS you will ~.iv. 4.6 -ttt ol 1Upen.1Md traJl\lftt .. fuU Mlaiy. Upon MKceufW C'Olllpi.tioft' yo11 wlll bt •nl1nt4 to one of our Southern C.U1omMt locodona. w. olrr • to04 1tafttft1 ula~. 9ttr.atw lleMftt ' 1*k..-. lncludlng11.ad vac.1lon. Ide and medical ln.1vrance, •tock p11rche1t pro11r•ll\ and profit aharln• If you •r• e•r•tt·ofl•nttod, enlov •or\1119 wtth l)tOple -ha-. JMCkrahlJJ •bWty, ~ lrtur9 .. ... ~ .. Fer:r.:--1t.alcollct(lll)l1 ...... _ ............ , ....... 1 ••• _ .... , A*lllt 1AftY ...... u l&Mbi. to Call Ml!ll ...... aa•••C9toc "' " ~~~~~~~~~~Alrpon~~a~rea.:!!!!fl.13.~9099~:._ focpenon1lintervwMoo LoveJ1 colorful k.llteas. Part or Cull time. Wln· -i--------... £qual Oppor Emplfr June6thllWeclJu.nelth. Qd brHd'I· Ao aou dow tinting. Transparent SECRETARY , e 1 • m/t bl~ szo m-mna shades, mini-blinds SECR-•ay perlenced. Part time. SR. INSJRHPTQR ~~~~~~~ WOOOASSEMILY • · 844-8494 '"'."' Must be able to handle · "" -F/\lme, Ute work; ADd Do9J •040 P/llme. lnqwre Ullman telepbone "heavy ty-p-$S$2PtrMonth int 4c finlshin,ir. 3201 w .............. -...... .. 1--------•1 Salls, 410 29th St, NB ing, diversifled work.. Assist limited F.nall.sb T...,..Swftclilloard MacArtbur BJ, Sant OLD ENGUSH~ 6'75-enO. 497-1'19$~1yn ::~"'::fdo~:'-c~::! Operator. Contact Ana pups. AICC. t1 wh. SALES OPPORTUNITY ~~r!!!or I -I.La..~-Realonal sales ore ror -.,, ,..._. this world wido roanut. More Out Of bas an o~nJn1 Cor a LJf97 sales se<'y/coordlnalor. POii rcq'a accurate tf P- AVON' REPRESEN· lng & aood telepll com· TATIVES meet people, munlcatlon skill•. Ex· earn food money, o.nJoy per. prel'd, but wo will lhclr work. Lum bow train th rl&ht i>enon. )OU cao become ao Avon Good l&l & benelltl. For Ropreaentetl••· Csll appt. call Mr. San'I MO-TOUorZeruth7-1359. Booker, 03•0301 ~~~~~~~~l tla~pm .... AMI' INC SUMS TU SS Bx-p•r'd cuatom aallmaltlnt. Call for .-. f11...Zli0. Poltcr&Brumfield J>:lv. 21181 Ave n ld• Aa.ropuerto • S.l'I Juanca.111.ttralM» Equal Oppoct EmP'°7 r Secmary Me11, unemployed at ::l~ ~~ x~C:: YAID MAM ~ Od. w/klda, $12:$. Exc:eptionJll GK MO'Y. Jaaal 30 da1• or Ill• of.115.L Yount ma whld t Responsible fl cball nt• dlremPJoyed. Apply oo --~-----~--:-t ~•tablbb blmttlf" I DOG OB B DIENC E Ina posltlon for Vke forms provtded by tho Cl· 1 ,, CLASSES a&ar-t. We ct P • -1 •· d p ....... n... t ct _ 1 _ /9 '""M* It r ow a • ca r •er • p _. r••· -ira • • • tyto «IOShwu,~P ., · ,,--.,~_,.. .. Mecllaolcal Knowleda .ru ne 22, 1 :.,o •· mlnl1trat1011 of small tyHalL ~ ofc aeea bOnd•· betwfidal. ~· 1 Nwpt/l"aruM.cm ctynamlc ~Y related ........ •·n-t k art Pl t c -loca...,. in Npt. Bch ~ w -0 wor P -ac.i aa, · • w ''""' urno. Exw. pm'd. con area. Top accrelari•l ttc:.t H1Jda1Terr&DQY• at MeR••dl• 1klllt1 req_ 'd Inc Pt tn U"4-'n.SiS. aborth.nd. IBl\I Mat Card ~ .............. --~..-. n c~pcr htlpfut. Mh1 6 "'"'._•---• U:St':a;:~!',.~:t 21" ~=mt,,. & "'"1lnj to r••lb' woC'k I Coroft& dtl Mar Salary commensurate l!!qO•I Op~ ~mP'11' m/f "'/exper Ir ability. F.qual OJ>l>OI". Emp'°7ft' Send eotns>lete f etum Incl'' u.lal"1 history to A4 •IOS. Dailt, Pllo~ PO ~~~~~~~' Box~CM; ._ ) ' ~~ .... .!~!~ ~ ..... ~~!! ~ .. .,~~!~ ~~~!!! ........ ..!!~! ~~ ........ !~~~ ~,,., 9070 .010 -W 1055 t u lbt td WA .... TED Various planta. ab.rubs & • '77 Westaau 32 • .lo'ully ·-•••••••••••••••••••• D.-91 1040 ,......... ... • 10 Yta 0 co ed e 0 .... .....,.., .. d ""V""-t'""-IOV· 4 0 R l •er Que e II 4ICIPd. $49.900 Ma)'~ WANTED: Sllp for .. ,. •JI DAl1. v P1t . .or •••••••••••u ••••••••• •• .. •••••••••••••••• .. • '!•••••n••••••••••••••• itema, &Lua, tool.I, luro, TOP CASH DOLLAR .. bl tvt "0 0cid•t;, Hous.bolat. wJ,th trailer, tor 27·U' Sall. N.B. Hunter tri c•biD brisl.Qt .pnl\(W panl•tl. Bllt 6 STOREWJDF.SALK fUIUCAUC'ftOM «•• atove, retrii .• PJC· PAID .FOR· YOUR S e ~reS:a~ 581.34':_8• at Lake Powell. Newl mooring avail, '80/mo. coo.cl. Ret'a. NwPt area. ~Ill&. Jvr 6 •'ht . ...," up. New C. uaed hull, •PPl'a MANY FJNE ITBMS OF ture lramH. clock1. JEWELRY. WATCHES, pay . overilauled, painted, new 673-U.20 Eves TI4·6T~l • dys m.llc.-. WUaoci'1 Uartaln ESTATE JEWELRY, Sat/Sun only. 557-82'7l ART OBJECTS, GOLD, Uruverslty Athletic Club carJ>4't. Sleeps 8, full • m..:m1030 ' Nook. M.S '11• W. 19th. ART OBJ ECTS, AN· 20181 S. W. Blttb, Santa SlLV~R SERVICE. membership Racquet kitchen, bath. shower SAJ.EOR TRADE 1---·------ CM. Sd·TD>•~ ~UES. YIN& VURN., Ana.Ribts. Fl NE FURN. & AN· ball handball. Pvt men's Presently leasinf llt LUXUntOUS 57• Wedd 351 Slip, pwr boast, prk'g, . PHONE FOR JN. MISA VERDE _TIQUES. 645-2200 _ club. $325. 942.'4372 SBSO/Wk. MIQ' a pply ren Racc/Cru.ise Annapo~ wtr, efec, nr bcb & *•I IUY* * J.~O L UROCUURF: -tal to purcbH• price Sal.Uno Yncbt. w /Dana &lboa. $100 p/mo yrly \KC Ulfl"k 1.•b'1 , 2 raal , ftim•l•; alnt lltHdlD••' "' Prlc•. ... ,,... . . MOVIMG SALE LUGGAGE TAGS 200 12 ft. muhogany Outstandtnc value a~ Point.$Up. Value: S103M. 675-LZ2S Gaod UHd Pumltur1t • ~ ---Lut Weekend. All must b ' d I ks 8 l 12" 'd $19 8SO 83'11013 ll d r So C 1---------Applla~~.. R l wUJ OAK ANTI'lt/UES & MIR go. Pienta,. aaraae frorn your wune:Ja cur . Pan . o wt e, • . . Wl tra e or . st loah. Speed Ir IMdlwStLLfurYou. RO"• .... dtr ........... ..., ... 1 .. ,. (•Id aron bed. Sond one card for each 1 h'' thdlck . S6 per aru holl)e. Cllll 8111 .... tOIO ..... ........ S .a.•-n...u ,,_ -· ....., •""".. · t1ti plus one span!. We board-isc. by lot. ~M.me Gates <JU) m~ or -.. ....,....,_ .,._ ¥n in.~.tv/wknda. 2933 And.roa. Sat/Sun 9 6 return permunently 548·573S Ec,I Rt 9030 <~la) Hl-2877 <UI) ....... •••••••••••••••• TIN'\' TOY POODLKS M.a.Je puµ,pl• AICC, SboC.a Call : 6JO. .......... HJ.t~J! UTATI SA.LI -646 3202 ~llil.'CS l.ltlra~tive tag & Glass top tbl & 4 chairs •••••• ~............. 9123 987'7 lArry w&.t.ii UM' Low PN!_UtelSkSbl boat: .y b strap, moettng alrltne . 11 L ere eoa .... r r. acp. COMTIMPOIA n t d rm a et a b y Yuma a 90, Nceot over· 1 D. reqwrements. r>rc S9!1. Cas log htr S25. Head Britlah Seagu • on' Shock Sabot a .. apocl. ril· $700.MS-34.SSevs. MUb·ta11 AKC 1 M ~~ to suo ror tm. m111d ulc. tu nu irT.> 41i;.l RHUCITUll Thom as vllh1. I"urs, huul, dirt, spare purts. ,;ent loss & theft' For n Skis SSO. 552·9395. shaft. runs iirc at .Ona. wdn mast, frbtll (i~ act wlth beaut cut jcwelry, dlnln1 tubl~ w/8 Thomasville Olmng Ta· personalizt.'d tag enclOSI:! 411"-Medit gametbt,•cap-675·1377, keep trying. l»om.;.1b~, xlnt cond. ·:.mcyeer:~ :::: ;;~ ..... ~v.t cbn. eol• It lQvc thrs, IOla. erwlna m1ch, blc .. end tabl.c, decolj. ~all,pupc.~, fabric o~ tians chairs, solid wook. Seara Trailer. f<:tr small (714).....,__ w/jac. jgr, cust. cover & HOl (e11rtbtonet) 01 .. 11 lam~, mimy hll~hl«;i uP· cluurs. IH.2-0634 --Da> Glo paper & we pecan from W. & J . bo;tt. $1SO. Xlnt cond. '71 Aquarius 23. Fine trlr etc. Paid $9,805 sac. II wood coHo tabl&i•. plhmeoa 4c misc. lO·l! Sat Lge fl'Ollt rroo Rcfng. xlnt will_ back & trim your Sloan. Xtra long dlb bed. 581-7156 cond, fixed keel wtmany $750(). P /P. 675~ l11m1111. bdrm aulto, mc&t & Son, ~ Marllln .Ltl, t'Ond. $250 • .Elec. Dryer, tags. Or try two cards matt. box spru urs , xtl'a,\. Priced for quick ---------ltOXER PUPS. ~ $l~. ~ mAIN. ta-n "brtodle, .. fmna.les, fawn 4trl 7364 t~•. yellow hliif\ back N.li. (Wci1tchft) $75. Dilihwasher, $75. back to back +sheets. al~o matcb..,g SPo~·Yak B dinghy, $50. sale.CBS6TS.1620 '76 Tri·Hull, 16 .. w/75 hp c·hn, bookc:u.1ca wall un 2 Family Oaraig11 Sale! 646-1317 PlUCf.<;· drps, valance & bdsprd, Trader tor Lido 1'.$125. Qlmleroutboatd. Many lla1barrel 1wlvel rocker. Fri/Sat/Sun 10 to "! S2eaor3/$S like new. Set. of Brilan· 64&-2002 · Lido 14 #4110. Like nu. xtrasillcl'itrlr. All1nxlnlcond.6U4760 Goodie. t1ulore t l!llAI Hones 8060 4t5h1gs$1.60eu. ruca.493-8799. Racing gear, sails, cvr, CiQO 7Sl-9911S ilC G~ llrYrt Or<oen Sota fr Joveeeal, Caprice Chevy. fully ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6/9tags $1.50ea. loots Pow•r 9040 trlr. $2100.644-7277 --------- Bob&&S 5113 Wlllnut roffee tbl "end equip. Kt!nmore dryt!r. 3 Appaloosas: 9 yr old 10ormore$1.40ea. 5' slee~er sofa $85. •••••;••••••••••••••••• Trmsportatfon Toy r>oocUe, mat( -tbl, laml)t!, pictures, &I! 7.18 Heliotrope Ave, mare: yr old filly ; 4 mo Sa1e~6~~~~~ded ~~f:11:a~:J.u~~1~45. 30'Stepb~Sedan ~~::~it=: ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6,.,q,Al\Creg Cream dryr,lmt-0786 CoronadelMar oldfilly.Call968·6964 Draw your own or send V-8p"'.r,radio,sndr.or Newskirtedcover C~Scft/ t"Oiour $140.~3710 Cu.'llom Dinln., Rm set, 1FAM1LYG11r.sal-:!Ant nasme. address, phone & Moving! must sell Ken· nupamt,tuned,sharp. .Raceri~ed Refit 9'20 "Salem Hou';., .. aolld qs., 1o1ze I designer a w.try 8070 we'll make one card per more _Wshr/dryr. $l25 SBSOO. AY846·9000 fiwy\ra1ler ••••••••••••••••••••••• twuurut AKC ~orweelsn O~k Pe-ca11 fin.lab ( clothes. uou.11~. oldie• & .. ••••••••••••••••••••• tag. Add 25< each. both. Kenmore 6.0 cu.ft. HATTERAS. 53' FBMY !Wi-4211 Days '69 VW Sundial. New-bit ~~~lfilo~·n!~ ~.~! chill~ •• 72" liAblc, :t4' ~:~!~!':1deir:1M~ WANTED ~~~o~heckormoneyor· ~!~1~~v~x~~e~·re~;d &~·n~~~~J:d 64&.3511Eves. ~:d,~.~~v-e:t~bl:s~~ tnnsferre<l ... 111 .. cccpt leul.SUIOOvolue,lorSOOO Sat/Sun9·4 .• TOP CASH DOLLAR PILOT PRINTING ~l~yer', $30. Best offer. Owner. (213>4'16·5268 Summers here, charter poptop, etr. Xlnt. cond. JDY rea1> ofr C11ll ~·2l05 -PAID FOR YOUR P.O.Boxl.500 &16·919-1 __ membership Club l<?"a• $2,J00.645.4412 -'98 lBU a_ft s --A Real C .. opp1·nir. Block Bargains Galore. Sal & JEWELRY. WATCHES, . t .. C 9...,26 17~' Glasspar Sear air Newpart Arches Manna. . -" ..,. Su e 420 B k 11 <.:os a mesa, a. "" Above ground pool , Sedan CC 75 HP Evin SS0.63\.1900(Audn) '76 Dodge Select Van. "'or ule: Greot Dane Table 30x30x34 • high. n 10· . uc ne , ART OBJECTS, GOLD, 100,000 BTU up flow 0 /8 l I . c· 11 XI t. Bubble top Like new. Pups. 6 week!> old Solid hardwood, uneven Costa Mesa SI LVER S ~RV ICE. New kg sz "Brass" head-furnace. Lge wooden . r r, u cover. n Angleman-Davies Ketch S6SClO PhooJ.U4 7 840-J:WJ top.SS2·6296. ZlgZagsewlngmach$35. FINE FURN & AN· board by Dresher. $185. desk.581-1193 $2950.P/PG«-2185 26', diesel, copper--·------- ---------• . T bl T , k T Rec Ii n er w I ht r & TIQU.E.5. 645·2200 New kg sz qwlted chintz ~·Formula '74 1/0. VHF, sheathed, t.eak deck, Tent Trlr. sips 4 people. Lab puppies no papers, Fonmca a e, e'! a· ·b l 540 Re.frig S25 l>edsprcad $115. Antique N A T I 0 N A L xtras Xlnt Harbor boat headroom, shp, & more. 1972 Camel. Gd cond. h ' ble, Davenport, K10g Si vi ra or · . · h t · G E O G R A P H I C · · p rf d 67"' """" S?O. eac . bed & m 1· s c. 5 2 0 Bikes, tbls, patio Cum. . M . puino:. ee music. many • 840-1128or879·2096 e . con . ,,._..., or $750/bst olr. 497.2012 dys, 646-1997 1 1 t 534 p erpont Repair ountmgs going back to World War MAGAZINES. 1912 to 675-7884 4n"l'"6ev"'e. Marguerite, CdM. pDra.nCs.M, e. r::C.'a.""-"'S 1 Cht1ins Casting 84 968 Bo d 969 d t "'" "" ~ """_,, 1. SSO. 559·51 l . ~n · l .to a e, 1!175 Caravelle, 19W. XJnt . , Yorbhire Tern er Pups Mattresses, :>or a. redwood loose. $2250. Call 673·5940 ski, pleasure or fishing Hobie 16. Banana, Flamer 73 CHINOO~ cm pr. van. Champion bloodluw tiny patio set, frig, (213) Moving, 3 family garage Mae Ta•ish King·O·Lawn front throw, boat. Jacuzzi Jet. New s:uls. Xlnt cond. $1795. Stv, ibx, poll, bbllop, sip Jlbstudservlce530-5649 """··"'"collect. sale. Fum, kitch items, Goldsmiths Inc. reel mower. Very gd Miscellaneous en". 400 hp. T rlr in-548·9781 4, Bestofr.551·5278 """ ...,.... & cond SSS. 545-5118 .. Golden Retriever pups, . , MacLane mower ' 4~ScottDr.N.1$. Wanted 8081 eluded. Re~dy lo go. Catalina 22. Loaded, xlnl '73 vw Pop Top camper AKC, pedi~ree, born 5.1. Birch hr~~d.trussle tbl. 9 edger, SottSun 9 5 PM. Ladder. 46', telescoping, •••••••••••• •••••••••.. SG,700. 114-496·9609 cond. trl r. o B, $5900. 50,000 rni. Xlnt cond. $150. PP. 846-4258 long, 44 wide eictended. 9 6 3 . 2 2 8 0 . 9 4 6 1 833-3048 all aluminum wtpulleys. $$CASH FOR$ 197•1 Glenco 19', v·hull. p P. 833-9220 $111·7504 art 6PM -Brand new. never used. Breakwater Cr . Hunt 833•3064 Nels nu rope, Gd contl. 1 ~ <;er. Shorthair Pointer. 7 Worth $350, asking $195. ington Beach Sl2.5'olr. 54l:l-0425 Gucld used furn,refrigs Olds·Jet,. Ver,r r ean. 16' Hobie & trlr. Bluetwht •72 vw Camper. Good "k fem , Champion _545-4451 "IOVJNGSaleeveryth1·ng ""'e buy old gold & frzrs&stoves546·0768 Super fi s h/ski. Many sails. xlnt cond. $1750. L'Ond, S2900. 644-8313 or :iire/dam S225. 544·7483 " .-. si·tver" EXERCYCl.E "St udw xtras. 968-8744 830-0343or4!J6..7632 979•72161. French Provin Cherry' goes! Some free. 2213 Mdl" elec all body action I Need to rent a Cement -------------------•---------- Tiny h 0 n e y b 1 0 n d end tbls. Nice cond, $80. Anaheim, CM. 548·6806 Findings Stones w/cxercise programer. Mixer for 3 wks for use al '76 South wind. Runs & Get ready for summer Sports Liner Shell fils Chihuahua, fem for older pair. 545-5118. Movm· ,, .. dra(ling board & . near new $1195. AKAl M·8 my house. SS2·6296 looks good. $4500. Bob, fun. Dart 17, family day small pkup, S200. ' lap "A5 ""'09 " R I t reel tape re an 4, 53'7·2229. sailer. $1800/bst ofr. .,.,.,·8011 . ..,.. .,,, Entire contents, Park stand, 2 surfboards, Sac Lady's . diamond ee 0 · Trundle Bed S42·0062. °"' 11ale Mini Schnauzer, 6 Newport decorator apt. weight lifting equip .. engagementrmg. t·order, 4 trk. 4 spd554. A9C· Reasonable. •AXER UPPER• ---------:'t1ini·truck camper shell, mos. C.:hamp1011 stock. Call64(}.5069. misc. towels. linens, 847-9510 c-essories.S495.S44· 631·2126anyhme. 32' twin screw Stephens ?3' Ericson Sloop, Genoa, xlnt cond., wood grain Ears cropr~d 581 1193 blankets, garden tools, . . King size bedspread S20 Sport Fisher. 1956. ~500 knot meter, compass, int $15(),551-5469 ~---'--'--·--·---1 KNGSIZE Hdbrd., triple kitchenwarc.suitcases&Men s Diamond Ru.ig. Good. ~"'·~1• .. at as i s, w h ere as. sunor clean, Dana Pt.1---------- FrtttoYou 8045 dresser & chest or funtlture.2<J06Qu<.>duda, Value S825, will ~~~~~1~_'S25· l~s'truments 8083 714·548·4192 Shp~S<l.995.493-2485 11'3waylight:..refrig,20 ••••••••••••••••••••••• drawer s. Xlnt. cond. NB. Sat/Sun .. 9·4. SACRIFICE S500 Have ---••••••••••••••••••••••• j!al. v.tr. chem1cul toilet. Beautiful Pair Jndoor kit· S2SO. Antq. dresser $85. gem o I og 1s 1 report· Yamaha or~an, $400. twn Conn Min·O·Matlc elec 1900 Skipjack 2~1: w /trlr. COLUMBIA 43. $57M. slovc/oven. Sink holdini: leo;i. JO wks for adult or 8-tO·lM'T MOVING SA~E! 5-15 25.36 bd 1;mplt S-10. Bros dlx organ cxt'ellent conch· Xln.t cond. 1 lT u b'i, Newportcr Ketch, SSSM. tank.. l~g nick. !add.er 4'1derchild.535·2084 2 Solid oak bar stools, Everything Goes' sew mach S40. Schwinn lo si;oo 'p p 532.1259 D/finder. B/bag, full Newport 30. $16.SM, Cal S000.642·5613 L *· d k 807 5 d111 bike 545. 768· 7075. ~-n. __ :.... · · canvas. $6500. 496·772!! ~6. ~M. 646·4005 Pups P a rt Sµringer Captain style. swvl seat, awt nmowk.er "" e !(er, Uvestoe CONN6D 10· Sport King Camper & Span L;,h 7wks old. Nd perf. cond. $75. ea. Elec. wa er s is, camping ••••••••••••••••••••••• Athlcl1c· club membership PERFECTCOND ... """ 15' Open Whaler type. Venture 17. Sleeps 4, '57 Chc,·y ··~ton Pickup gd hme 5"'8·271:! Dryers S25 & S40 Anti· gear. refrig, lamps. hide· Reg. Morgan mare. broke for !-Hie. Ne\\ port Deach 5-lfl.:J8IO ~JVV Solid glass. r,.~hp Mt1rc-. trailer, Many xtras. Xlnt l'Ond S950. Nwpt J•'rc<' puppies 1, Terrier & t'ockaµoo, 6 wks old. Sl2·505l qued brass J globe Chan· a·bcd, rocker & Loads ~I to ride & drn e. bl k art•a. 675 2911:1 trlr. 59"75. 645·9216 $2295. (7 14 )545·9761 Bch. 6-16-2562 delier. S35. Old time n;1sc. Sat/Sun June 4·:-> p:irade Morgan i;clrling. - ---GIBSON JJO TDC Guitar. ------- gasoline pump "ENCO WestofMagnoha,South Eng Western (711) Wilson golf dubs. Julius Xlnt cond. wrcase. J tm MAGNUMMARIME HOBIEl6&Tra1ler. 1971 VW pop.up campr. extra". 33< pt gal. com· of Garfield, Huntington 338 1011 IJorns. 3 wds, irons 3·9 & !J60.l02J 27• Sport Model. brand SI ,300. xlnl cond. All rebll 1 Free Kittens 751 911:16 plcte S75. Sony Al\lt F~t Beach. 9 to 5 pm. 962·5937 ---puller S75. Kenmore zig ::..:...:....:..:..:__ ______ I new. C1111714·642·3913 497·1224 ownr. Must sci I t hi:. stereo cass. player & ~f' Antique Flea Marl. Sw:ip Machinery 8078 1~1g scw;ni.: roach sto Office fuNlih.ire &8085 26' CHRIS·DF-REFR· SANTANA 25, '•ton rac· _,_vk_n_d_._6~_.3_·4_28_1 ___ _ corder w/aulo. turnta e Meet. collect ables. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Chandr tcr 5 ~mo·(' Eq&ripnttnt 'l;\R rudi·o. nu-•une up· ing .. crul..sin~ sloop. 6 • & spkrs $125 S.18·5215 · · · l ).!lobe: fla mt• bulbs SSO ••• ••••••• • •• •• • ••••••• " 0 • 'I Mot d Ilk s 914 o 1 k 1 t tens 8 wk s o Id. _. __ · _ · pri mil i vc:.. Sun. on Y. Eqwprn(•nt & J\I att•rial tor . 1 W 1 1 1 bottom i.crew & shaft & :.ails. 7hp inboard c eat!. on1e e Aeautiful, 3 lni: haired. Super furn1t ure sale : 9-4P~l. 181 El Cam mo mfg vm.111 part!. or toys. 1-. t' c 1 1 r fl 0 0 Ho\ al clcctr1c portable hat 1 . 5 M pr / pr l y !(alley, IOR cert & gear. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ixed clrs. 552··t599 beds. new dining set, Real. Tustin. 544·19111 Automatic timers. ssooo '1 ""h dryr. 1' ht ~250· All I\ 'Pcwrtter. hardly used. 2t:l:844!·t4s7 aft 5pm Sips. 4 Ter ms. 675·9061 ~totobccan~ Tup of th1· · -couches chuirs mbc . -value, will sell vcn pcrf t'O~~.fl.lli:!ZH_ Sso.633·2711.1 --linc,fullshf>cks.cbromc Krrrl!:NS, free to caring .~r1 ..... ""' · · Ne1gborhood Gar. Sale dlt'ap.b42~17 · c .. bl Pum -1975 21· Wellcra£t Nova, LIDOH,#3600.Xlntcond. $325. Replace $525 ll'J m ,.. Ion" 11a1 r "" .JUO<J Furn, U/C dshwshr, -.,u.vme.ri.t ~ p -For Sale: IRJ\1 type exec I & Lt bl t tr Sl400 ' " ~ . L1ttlc Giant. swo. 1 1 ,. SJOO . b"d w/numerous opt ons ue, cover, r · b75·9568 ~rey1wh1tc 7 wks old 3 Pc. Corner Bed w /2 cloth'1?,m1sc.9642Caith· M1llntcm1lhngmach1nL·. .10 5,-2 m0<c" min. 1 ·tandem trnHer. Xlnl bstofr.675-4896 -------- t>15-8490 aft Jpm beds. table & 3 matching ness bl wn Rrookhur~t .& \Wtlcal w 'vise, turnta· _ b • ·1' Send bids to City of F. V.. d $8 950 530 4332 -Moped, C1matti, ven bolsters Brund new Bushard off lnd1anapohs bit.'. other access. S950. rn.:1 cu t t gold Sears Hr~ Slater. F. V., 9?708 _c_o_n_. -· -·--·---Sabot, good racing re· good condition, l year FREE KITTENS-Long Sltw!"96J 2sss · 549-~66 r('tri~. ;iuto icemuker, At ten : Pu re ha sing 22· Searay Overnighter, cord. Xlnt cond, $500. old. $250. 543.4934 hair beauties· Reserve ;r · · 9' Couch, SJS, washer & looks new Pric<' new berore 6/17 /77. 1973 but used only 150 hr. &10·7395 yaurs now. 960·4273 5 drawer chest, ltke nu, elec dryr, SlOO both, anti· 12 lon Pellet Jack 5.559. sell s.150. JS" reel pats 8087 S749S incl'g trlr & many HOBIE 16 w /trlr. GOOd Mo~---l'"'s/ . • . $50. Twin bed complete qu~ bdrm set. Sl OO. Mu!tl:.ell h '"' t s5529234 "'"'y ..... Slwp·Colhe mix, 1 yr old, S25. 492.7986 Dresser. $25. End ta bl::., Sl25. 546 63-11 power mowe~ & he ate ei;. ••••••••••••••••••••••• x ra · cond. Race ready. $1800. Scoote-rs 9150 lemulespuyed. all shots, -SlO both, 3 way table xlnt. S65. ol avai · Cockatiels 17' Amermart fiberglass 496-2931 ••••••••••••••••••••••• mblnrdycl.iS-1·1182 Haywood Wakefield lamp. SlO. 979.757,1 or Miscellaneou5 8080 JunelO.G40ll;M,202lPt. one female. one ma le. hull wns hp Evinrude . . -., . Birdseye maple bdrm 557·1.928 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Weybridg!·~B SJO cad1 S.lfl·l018 aft 5 OD & trlr, great for fis. 1"1lt·n:.,.. ~ blk. l tabby, set like new casual .1 t & pm h'g. Best ofr. 536·3365 or longhair: X \~ks. Call cha'ir.673.436L' Stretch your dollar! PUBLIC AUCTION Washcrfurycr, VO e -'---·-------646.6485 ,111,i1mcfi.l5·1l~l2 Fabulous 4-fam salef Al· M,\NY ITE~IS OF l''INE misc s~m lamps, rug, TV Pionos & 01"9GnS 8090 --------- --, . -:--&contemporycustomsora. qs .. hsehld, clothes. t:STATE JEWELRY. :,tand.icccrcamfreczcr, ....................... ~~~ Uarhnt: µuppic~. black 9ft loose pillow back furn. sporls equip. 215 ART OBJECTS, AN · ~led & misc items. GREATPJANOBUYS *SEA RAYS* white Lab, Ii months old. • ' ' C • RN 549 1276 Cash only t'l'J 4107 greens, golds. Make of· E. Br oadway, ri,. TIQUES, FINE FU .. · · 1 rep several whlslrs. •-· fer559·5199 631-1956 ETC. PHONE FOR IN· For Sale· Porta-A-Pen Youcan't dobetter!Ray 17Ftto30Ft *PUPPIES• Hand carved parlor table Moving Sale! Drexel tri· FO. & BROCHURE. Enclosure for dog $25. Sm1th581·7647 It's D•aling TirM 3 ~rALES·2 FEMALES 17x17x26. S75. pie dresser & nite tables, _64_5_·_2200____ _ __ <_7_14_>4_9_2·_7_305_. --Upright piano, newly re· Runabouts Black & Tan, l light 848·8670 chairs, paintings, mir· King Mattress, 1 mo new. ;\toxie mono-s hock bike finished. xlnt tone, bench Overnighters brown.Swecks.548·21'10 . rors, bedspreads. hall extra firm . Custom $.50; electric piano SJOO; incl'd.Moving,mustsell. Aybrf..t-s l'.o .,oo<l home 2 healthy ~.1e,1d r ~ 0 .1m1 ,. STu 1 t ef tree,. Etagere lamps, Coam. Cost 5200. sar $125 upright 22 cu rt freezer S495. 835·2901 dys , ~ ... . iomasvi e · op o misc items Sat/Sun 9·5 or of r 9 7 9 · 0 8 7 7 5o "~ · h o-'" ••" ..,,.,., ...... e •tary Weekenden mat~ black kittens, 6 the line. Like new. 7' 5!>1-2734 •. #7 Lassen, evcs/wknd S ~, \Uln1s. m u ... rn .,...,.. . .......,~.._.,.., S·-.1..-ncers +.-eeks. all shots. 957·0139. Console dresser/m1rr<~r. Irvine ---'-------t·hina cab S45. 963-6174. Hammond Organ, Model - Qarling Fuzzy Kittens, lit· (er box trained. Call '31·1rl27. Kng sz headbrd, 2 mte Used book sale Sun June W<'ddi ng gown. Ivor y, T-524, walnut contem· Beaut. 30 f.ooters stands, Best offer. Yard Sale: Sat & Sun. 5th, 11-4. Universlly C;ihill, size 7. $300+sell porary. LIKE NEW. 548·8798 Zundap motorcycle, Park Branch Library. forS12S.673·825l. Very beautiful. Pvt par· refrig, stove, washing 4512Sandberg Way. rrv. ty. 675-7107 " KITTENS Moving to furn apt. Must machine, all work. Lots Two rail cycle trailer1....:--------- s<9l dinnette set, bdrm more, make ofr. 143 Plant Sale'. i:arge 5135, •7a Honda 100 BABYGrandPiano,must ..._ 6 wks. 646·100~• s uites, lamps, tables, Rochester. CM. Staghom & Bird s nest basket case S125. Pinball sell, best offer. lOOSTER A PET FOR piano. washer ~ dryer, ---------ferns. Large Sago Palms machine $425. Plastic 675·9407 LIFE! Special care many other items . Garage Sale. Must seU &Cumclhus. Many other foldup stowboat $l75. ahlmals need your help. SS2·3380 everything. Mostly new. ferns. 1726 Labrador, 642.3528 1---------•t ~ d NOW' Furn, pictures, china, C!'.L , .. ey nee you · 8' blk plastic sofa, makes baskets, pots etc. Sat, -------R-- 1 -~ yds gold shag carpet Sl B. R .C · 497-3552 or queen size hidea·bed $50. Sun, 9-5. 9611 Woodlawn. Balanee Beam, egu a· yd.8-light Spanish chan· tl1'7·14.20(eves> Custom hiback executive Turn E. off Bushard 1 blk tion size without stands. delier $25. Sm refrig for ~,long hair kittens, 7 offi ce chair, red So.ofYorktown. S7S.536-8445after7pm. vanorboat,usesl15vor •eeks. black/white lo w/chro~e SSO. 2 velvet l~~~~~~~~~~j iuallfled home. 546·8949 rust chairs SSO. 646-2002 1: .i::: Sat/Sun. Slater / $E adorable grey kit· 2 Goldleaf glass top end Edwards area. Lots of (ens, 7 weeks. Need good tables, _$60. ea. 3 Powder stuff 6omes. 540.2547 blue Wicker Chairs, Sl5. ----------i -ea. 646-9570 HUGE Garage Sale, furn, bittogood bme, spayed . . rugs, no junk! Sat/Sun. . 146-4657 4 Dmette chalrs, yellow, 1912Holiday Rd. N.B. Scuba gear. Xtnt cond. ---------1 xlnt cond, $60. • '68 Ford Sta. Wgn. $400. $185. All, or part. F}ee to good hme, 9 mo 559-6027 Gigantic Garage S~le, FREEZER. upgright. ap-'68BFALightening,$450. 347.3220 (Jerman Shep. 552·8636 GAME t b l. & 4 b lk . movin g. Everything prox 12 s.f. Good cond. Custom Bar, 2 sectlons, ___ ...;__ _____ , cft 7PM Naugb. chrs. S'IS. goes. 23281 Telfair Dr, S7S. Brown recliner, $35. padded arm rest. $300. Golt Clubs Ram Cbam· FRll!•pu•PIES MS--0630 Lag. Niguel. (The 6"6·4207. Call 12·6 CUIUgan Water Softner, plonabip, 2 Ulru 9 irorus, --------~ ,. , __________ 1 Highlands> Sat. & Sun. Sat/Sun. Mark SO. S3SO. 768-5426 1,3,415woods. proline bag 17, Glau Line runabout. Qi S36 3926 June4/5. 49S-074 & snoes, used tw ice. ane · ~ SaN 1055 Moving, must sell tam. MYNAH BIRD. 4"'4:1 mos Black Lab, S yrs, rem. ••••••••••••••••••••••• SELL idle itelJlS with a tennis club membership. old, talks, likes kids & spayed, good watcbdo1 Moving . Pbono, f urn, Dally Pilot ClassUied Ad. $2000. M9-4590 adults. $375. Pb 645-9195 ~yd.644-5621 tools, clothes, U rea,----''-------;;.:;~~~~=- typewriter, calculator , 2 }'ull grown flxed cats. vases bicycle!S lots or Fluffy & personality stuff. '100 Klnp 1P1 .• Npt . . vlus I S52·3S92 . Bcb. . 100,000 BTU Payne F/A Ftnltwe 8050 htr $40, Nice stove $(5.15 ._. ••••••• •• •••••••••••• gal trees szs. Hiblscus, S ofa & l oveseat, brwn/beige Hercu.lon, very new. 12EK). 840-1637 er~ n,, oleanders & azaleas in contatnen1 S'l·Sl2. Speakers & elec-tronic: test equip & hctwr. Many Dl me-A-Llne item$ too. S.t onlf. ~ Oran1e A ve, CK. ~ 1975HORIE 14. Xlnt cond. 75 Yamaha RD.350, New $895 Call 644·80il6 & equip of 280 installed 675-8042 aft 5 pm. Xlnl cond. 5llOO mi. $575. · ~o.o:m HOBIE 16. Trlr w/box. --------- Class A r ace equipped Ho~da ~o. 3 mos old. 400 New main sail & mast mi. S250/ Take over Sl350. 968-2132 HURRY pymts. 49"1·8351 '76 Honda S50Four SS 7,000ml, xlntcond. $1350 ... !NzrnllktAnic . _64_5_·29_5_3 ____ _ == 67~7674 == 1969 BSA 650 Firebird 25' Lancer new $7950 Scrambler n ew tires. 25' Cal immac S9200 new top end. Very good 26' Pearson new Sl0950 rondilion. $575. 962-1815 29'Erickson $24000 ---------~·Pearson '75 $22900 '71 Yamaha 650 Chopper. ~· Newports New fused mint cond. $2000. 35' Fiji Reduced $51500 768·7489bef. noon. 37' CF '76 equipt $65000 . . • CALL US FOR 1974 TM 125 Suzuki, li~e ANYSAILBOAT new. 1976 Hondamat1c, llke new. 714·968-4637 for D u un • Z'1" ALL ONE f'O YOU!'! Alto Unltt for mo:.t can. Jiinancln av table O.A.C. WESTEIH SUNROOFS C714tll&-!7JI CJIJt426-657S tU •••••••••••••••••••••• '70 t.:eonollnt 300 w ('f'Uh• "'r t:onvenlon. Sf'tf·tnnt w /potty. MB 8611 urns ui~ dark hlua. stielt. 1tcreo. sunroof. AC. ---------,1 11,000 IDL $11,5(10. WEIUY CUA,MCAAS &TtUCIS COlml 6t4-7IOI OI' "4· 7411 74 BMW Bavaria, stick, .UM, AM/FM cus. xlnt coad best offer. &W-MGS Capri 9715 ....................... CH£YIOl£J 'U C•pri !GOO. Autoft)allc, 2S2B Harbor fflvd l owner. $1800. Pvt pty. COST A Mt:SA 8"_7_·96_2.ll _____ _ su.1200 ·111eavri11; "«!>'1, "1pd. Wl'U.IUY_Y_O_U&--t 8,000 mi. AM /FM stereo cassette, tt,000. UiiED IMPOaT Brent 548-5163 eves. •UTOMoatU --... PAID FOR OR NOT '7( Capn. V6. ZO,vuu mJ, radio.bl, AM/FM stereo. CJ\LLSALES tofGR. Xlnt cond. $2800. Ph alU. YA TIS 642.SUO &~ 80b VW-PORSCHI '72 V-6. AM/FM Cass, Sun Juan Ca,phtrano AC. Sunrnof'. Xlnl ~ond. ll7·4a00 40-Ut I Best otter. 6"15-5316 -~!J':0b!'.~~~ 11~'.1'1~~ Autos, Imported Dotsun 9720 ho a.Lea i1a $2500 ... ••• • ••• ... • •• •• • •• • • .. ••••••••••••••••••••• 837~3t.99. ~i>. p , . Gn•r.. '70I DRIVE A ....................... T.l CHEV Beauv1lle Sport Van. 3711! mi. FU air. AM/FM /tape. Xlol. cond. $3700. PP. 644-5123 ........... ffW' $30 Dhcomt! 72FOROYAH Auto, PS. crpl'1, pnl'c. bed, overhead console w 1CB & FAJ lope deck, wht spk. whls, off-road tires & 2 pr. lights. New trans. RUNS GREAT! $3500/ofr '4z..2249 CATAUMA AUTO SUM ROOF COlh Mesa • 642-4040 '73 Dodge B-300. L.W.B, 318 VB, auto, pa/pb, ma~s. $4400/ofr. 551·1882 eves. 915 lecnaffoaal STEP-VAN '66 Chev. '736 Vehicles 9530 cly eng. WXS' bed, 4 spd •••••••••••• ••• ••••••• •••••••••••••••• • •••• • • trans, gd tires. Xlnl rne 1'73 Xll 75. Ulre new oon Sandbuagy ror sale: New & sl.ll>pen.sion. wrp-arnd d1tion..S225. top Ullbts, seat covers. wnshld, healer , n.v. 148·9750 &d tires. Pt1498-2347 Ucen&ed. 645-32al '70 KAWASAKl 100 En 15 Dodge 1:slm mt/oi.l, duro, runs, needs a lllll 4 WhfflOriYn 9550 has everything. 19.000 wrtc. SITS or bebl ofr. n••••••••••••••••••••• rru, xlnt cond. 673-5637. ~l AMC.JEEP 'rRAVCO Family WaJ<on. 'it TS2SOSuzuk1 # 1 in CGlif. 72, Dodge !\lax1 Van con· Aod 4 Rall Trailer WE OO'TSEt.L ALt. version. 360 VS, $3900 SS75 646-8781 JEEP DEALERS 837·8011 JN'11D;$'J'ATE --~~~~~~~- Mot« Homu., Sal~/ ~E~ORY · '73 Dodge Sportsmen 8·2 ltet1t/Storoge 9160 All Models New & Used Bubble top window van. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Leasuig Ava.llable V-8. air, radio, PS, PB, Costa MeM 42,000 ml. $4500. 644-8020 Motor Home ...... 111/J to 32' Fully sell-contained Reserve now for Holiday & Wltnds REGENCY MOTOR HOME RENTALS 92SN. Harbol" Blvd,S.A. .. •531-2503 * .. MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT From S150 wk. 495-4923 '76 Winnie Chief, 440 Dodge, foaded, pn, air, c rulso, Make oCfeT. 4944894P/P '72 Travoy Motorbome. 26'. Sindlar to Jle\'COD. Old.smobll• 155 •nelne. Custom ch111111is. Xlnt rental. Completely QP· grd6d. Xtras. $14,500. ~- AMC..._ Ford Van '74. 34,000 ml, 2524 HARBOR dLVll. new tires & rims, ster<.'O, Costa Mesa 5'9·8028 mint. must sell, $3800. Pvt. Pty. 61a·9429 '73 Chevy ~\on, 250 au\0,1--.-:;. _____ _ 40,000 mi, stereo, B. bar, '69 Ford Van lo 0 Dietz lights. s hell, Econoline. V8, stick headers, tgn. ph• xtras. shlit, 85,500 ori1t ml. Xlnl $3700. firm . 496-3158 mech cond. $1575. Ph 752-1830 JEEPS "77" Hassle Free lmportlws '7 4" Pond.; 9f 4 $ ,pd, AM/FM Stereo, Sborp! Call on our buy/leoae plan . (757LKX> '74M6Mldfjet 4 apd, AM /FM radio, Sharp end Economlcol! 27 buy /lease plans. Coll for details. (OOOLJQl '75 MGI Roachter AM/FM radio, 4 t1pd, Lo m1leoi:e. Sharp! Moy buy or lease. (738PEP) '74MGBGT 4 spd, Al\1 /FM rndlo, A Clo~s1c ! 5 otbcr l\fGB GT's In stock. Custom r1nunclnl( oval! 1700LVR> '72 TR6 A sharp. cla~S•<' t'ar Lo milts. 4 spd , AM/FM radio. roll bar, custom Cinnnc1ng avnil. (519GBK ) '76Toyota CoroUa W«MJOft One owner. Lo mileage, like new ond economical. l'luy or lc11Se. (e92f'FY) Ltm..E ••. SAVI A LOT SHOP le COMPARE IARWICI( DATIUM San Juan QlpJltrano ll 1·1375 ••3'3375 NEWPOR1 lJA iSUN SNCIALS 1976 8210 2 Door. 4 speed. (096PKE>. Was $3661 NOWS2195 888 DOVE STREET 'Near MacArthur &Jamboree Roads 83)..1 aoo TOPIUYER See us first. & last! Top dollar paid for imports. COST•Mes~ DATSUN 2845Harbot Blvd. Ca6la Mesa 640-&UQ ·n Dats uQ. 2 dr, auto tr.aiw.. new tires, .&re~ buy at $995. 645-1513 '76 8210. 2 Door. AM /FM radio. Lo mi. Mint cond, 642·6271, 552-7181 , M.2-6186 Connie ·73 1200 2 Dr, 4 Spd. AM/FM. steel radials, lo mi's. IJ.'700. 642·3738 aJnd!y. Juno6. 1177 11--~-....i RA1'1 tH IOU1'MaH CAUf. ~ 973f ••••••••••••••••••••••• mirilCI'· rYlite!d -1 ... , ...,. ~~ It , '71 Mazda Xlnt ~ood. AT Stereo. A1C. New ~ng. DICK MILLER ' -~-· u-~-~~-·-·_i_oo_u_. _c_a_u MOTORS THEVOlume FllTDDUI • llANDNIW76 F.IAT 128 40DOOI CU91'0M (Ser 2111022) USTNICI '9715.JO fACTOIY IBAll '400 DICKMll.R DtSCOUNT '4N.20 SAVE'856 52899 •• OVER 200 ";--. ,~ "'"""" '/. ••«-u ~ 1976FIAT128 2 ck., WI ..... &oflly 31,1 ....... ( s.r. 2066361) '2699 1976 F1lT "3P" (ft. Only 82.6 Mies (SER. 0233750) SJL'' • ''8 Ma9da Ml&er, 14,000 ml, must sell $2200. or 'bst oCr. 562-5749 MM'c ... a.in 91-40 ...................... t. MBZ 1977 DEMO 450SL SILVER.Ir RED ('1619> IEW '77 281SE anly $17,468 PlllS Tex le Llc. <111M> llOlllAR We specialize in Euro- pea o Deli· Verv Programs- Call for Information. 113 /B2l-8588 714152~7250 ,.,, ...... ............. HOUSE OF-IMPORTS Pl\RK IAN1: '14 tll T•rn. oran,.. s ~eftO. •IJo». ll~ aew! otabUG' lfiS 9UT. brqWn. IOC>f C<*I .. best ofter. Call aves. 67'44Q9 r '14 !it ! e. App Orp. 1'.000 Qti, lat coaa. • 613-182$ 'C Taraa tus. Clau~. X1At CGbd. Call ... ' afters pm. Motor f'il-....ri-.. '12 Pol'Scbe tn T. Cpe, \.£di. \J.). AM/FM tltnio. alloys, ~ COMPLETE spd, 62M ml. lteuto J4EllC~~ES ~a.ts. Suvl~ record, SERVICING f4lllt sell. Atku>.I ~-~"A" W.11$. Cll P.vt t,lt)'.. 752·1li& AM. (714l'31~ -.«189PK. • '98 290 st.. New ~-~ ,lt'rv IUT. llJd, 1500 JGl. AJC. &th , Xlilleond. )(\'8Ue11 A PM, new rattJa . tia.wr..rtr $1760/ofr. wkd ya ~ e.-es 175-taS a POratla• tu, re bit ' m0tor1 mags All/PM * IMMACULA11 * aloreo, $4915. <'14 J '74 "50 sE, t 1ee nrf, ao-1oeo dy1, 115·3'8' cruls~ c ntr l , A/<;11....;..ew_e.s_. ______ _ AM /FM stereo, darlt R.....tt '755 brown .. M UST SJ!:LL. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $12,91o. Ph <71')5151-1800 '68 Renault. 69.000 ml's.' 9to5, Xlat nu>o1n1 cond. Good '72 MB !SOC. Kut sell, Mres. Sl(IO. -.1~ Beaut forest areen W.a.wc. 9756 w I s a d d 1 e 1 ti t . • .... o4o••••••••••• • Pv r/Air/Fhl. High #l LERI OSA mileage car priced at · • · low blue book. Sac at ROY s:J!IO<i. l lt'm. •~ aft Im CARVER 6:30pm or aoylime ROUS·ROYCE wknds. '*'• MG 914 =:'"1:::.. •••••••••••••••••••'••• 'tlOHD MINIY'n BUY A .. ~.~!tNatde~ r\Ir\V TA \TP FREE. Pe!'Hn•l P late. M u.<1\ lJL U ~ ~ on ml c.u today fQr d•· U -1.-... rt... ... Co tails on OUR excltlna nu~. '-!dl. . new Lease/Buy Plan. Sensible Payments. 146 So. Brea Pl., Brea. PARTSDSPT. OPHNSAT. 9·12 .. • See YoUr closest Datsun dealer & get.their price in writing on the model of your choice. Then compare it with ours ... and you'll drive a little and SAVE a LOT! Here's an example: OFFEll G000 THAU &-7 '7 ·ALONGSIDE S O. F 175 DATSUN 8210 2 DOOR COUPE This model is the original 4 speed mileage champion' (029MXY). S1895 AMD GET IMMEDl'ATE DELIVERY ********** ALL CARS SALE PRICED! OPPORTUNITY knocks orten when you use result·getting Daily Pilot Classified Ads to reach the Orange Coast market Phone 642·5678 USED CAR SPECIALS!! BaJa Bug. has everything, ·72 SDV .i.. V·top. Loaded. must sec. $1200/ofCer Make oner. One owner. 494-8566. <Kent). S48-M27 Days ·54 oval window, restored '76 Seville, 9500 mi. im- to ori&. black, beaut mac .• Moon roof, ge- cond .. ~od invest nwnc wire wheels. new me~S3300. or best. Voguettre~1561 6J0.3000or 544-8979 '71 Cpe De Ville. lmmac. '67 vw Bug. Sunrf. Cln. fully loaded, low mi's, Looks gd & runs well S3150. Day, 962·5511. Eve Xtras. $1050. 675·7306 968-ll<IBCharhe. V W , ca r , d a m a g c d. '70 SdV: Clean. 1 owner. Perfect for DaJn Bug. New tires. $1600. Call $500. firm. 549 5080 640-5864 aft. 6pm. '70 VW Bug Convert. Xlnt condition 52225 497.3638 MEW77 VWBUSES CHAMPAGNE EDITION '75 COUPE DeVille. red w/wht. Cab. top. AM /F!\1 i.tcreo w /tapes, T&T. Cruise cntrl. Twi- sentmal PP. S400 under whlslc. 646·3993 ·72 LIMOUSINE Grey Landau top. new tires. xlnt comi. $WOO. 979-0727 The fastest draw in the West. a Dailv Pilot Classified Ad. 642~5678. BRAND EW197J. GLC 4 SPEED HATCHBACK 45 MPGHwy. 36 MPG City ~~~-s3419 CFA4TS531358) UM4W\'1D SUl'f'l T Pl.US TAA & UCfNS• '7lCHEVY VKAWAGOM 4 speed with radio & in excellent condition. C087GGOl. Sale pnced at only 51020 '67 VOl.KSWAGEH SOUARBACK Runs 5UP&f111 4 Speed t,ransmlsslon is ex- c::et1entl CTZV389). 51195 '73 &CANHO Automatic trans . AM/FM. pwr steenng & a ir cond. Super clean! (3892nJ 53295 "HCADIUAC COUPIOIVILU With new Mfch•lln radials & vinyl toP. Very clean. (8HHGFl. Weekend special at 51188 •74 MGI ltOADSTH .. speed transmission a removable hardtoP. EK· dellent running earl (0138G). 52992 '75 RAT 124 5 speed. mag wheels. AM/FM st8f90 8 tract< tape & a new top! (620 NZP I This SAYE You Can Sell It, Find It , Trade It With a Want Ad 9100 AMtos, Mew 9100 Atltos, Mew 9100 72VWCAMrER 44.790 miles. While w/tan intenor. 3 stage air cond. ~battery set up w /refng. AM /FM stereo. 6 P1Y radials. Excellent cond. Warranty included. <589·GJV> ~" COMMONWEALTH .· MOTORS.LTD. ' 14•1 \ IRl\fOl . ~""'• ""• ~·() 0270 '76 VW, mint cond, silver. Snrf. Blaupunkt. AM/FM stereo cass. Pvt pty. 586·0592 Must sell '76 Camper Van. w f2l.'1X) eng. SS$90. Bob 552-5479 or 551·2000 115 PUY '66 VW Sqbk. New clutch, New AM/FM Cassette. xlnt int. Fair exterior. $1000 646-0916 '69 VW Bug. auto slk New paint, runs good $775. Call 5$7-8271 '72Conv. New paint, arent s hape . Mu st sell. ~/bstofr, 673-5957 '68 vw Bua. AM /FM, blue. new clutch & brakes. Gd cond. $875. ~ ORANGE COUNTY VOLVO EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO Lat11esl Volvo Dealer' In Om nae County! BUY or LEASE DIRECT ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ·;2 Chcvelle .M11llbu, P ,s, Pt B, air. low m1, gd cond. Sl!liiO. 752 0088 '69 Impala, 2 dr. V 8, R/11, •$1895• Co~and Mtrs tnc 2001 F. 1st, SA 558-8000 P /S, P n. t 1nl .RI , nnyl '75 Cap ice, xlnt rond, full roof. air cond load pwr1 br ks, steering, leveler hitch & remote iic:il'l, \\lndO\\s, sll bltd br:ike control. rad tires rad1al tires. $3950. S140U. 5J()·IM:l8!1 496~12 __ __, __ Autos, H•w 9100 Autos, Mew 9100 Autos, Mew ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• (714) 7M lill 43 AUTO CENTER DRIVE. IRvtN£. CAUFORNIA 9211• SAN DIEGO fWY. TO LAKE FOREST EXIT. 0NORTH TO* RQCKFIELD, WEST TO OLDFIELD. .,..__ LEFT TO AUTO CENTER OR. ""f" I • • • • ... • • .& .. • ~ HL'T \ ·;; E:\E<TTl\'E 'IOTOIC 110\JL FHcnJ 111-'HH Fltll-:1>1. ,,,,.-:1\ 'i:!S-SXXS 111 ~,;i;.;;;-;, S!IS·fii7i 1:,1. :.'.7.i ALHAMBRA DATSUN • ANAHEJM DATSUN WALLY TUCKER DATSUN, IMC. BALDWIN DATSUN ....... flt.US TAX &UCEHse • '\ New 77 Rabbit lnctuding fuel fnJectron. 1.6 liter OHC engine. 4 speed; front disc brak~s. rack & pinion steering. 4-wheet Independent suspension. and hatchback. Ser. f1773175351. VW T r ades At Discount '!!JVWC gDll• •••••••••••••••••••••••• $1111 4 ..----..... twCX:2S2) •75 vw... . .........••..••••••••••••••. ~$4611 • ...., --.--8-.Ho.MOer. '72 YW Dai w GldG • ••••••• •••••••• ••• $299&. 4eeed..llM..._.._ ..... IA,_ •74 'YWDmllll-••••• ~ ••••••••••••• : •••••••• SZ,511 A<llD.. ..._ •at/100-. <alHAIO '72 YW ~eback ••••••••••••••••••••••• SIHI' ._.....__ Ctl3IGIMI • • '72 ~.s...r ...... • ••.••••••• , •••••••••• $1511 .--._,,.~~ . 175 YW ScJroc:C:o •••••••••••••••••••••••••• $3411 4 IOHCS. AM/FM...,._..,, ..... ,731Mf'tQ • . '69 Tawata Cor08a ••••••••••••••••••••••••••$911 ··"·.-ct"--~ '71 Porte:he 914 •.••••••••••••••••••••••••• $3681 e--..AM./AL Ce&2CIVJ · 1 71 AlfaR0111JO~lcterYeloce ••••••••••••••$2611 4"9M.rdcl.--~tt'3ffitt) '70 Ford MPerfck ••••••••••••••• •••; ........ $911 Aula. tr....ndia.tow .... ~leJ MOON DATSUN lONli BEACH DATSUN DOWNTOWN LA. MOTORS CANOGA DATSUN DATSUN DEALER! 1 · IM'81ll DATSUN. flCC. COSTA MESA DATSUN I CUtVER CITY DATSUN · DOWNEY DATSUN, INC • ••. ATLANTIC DATSUN ~DlTSOlf CARDEN GROVE DATSUN GLDmllE DATSUN IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ?JTOYOTA , .. ~:~ ......... s....... ..... ,,mtlCI IMMEDIATE DELIVERY UMtYEISAl CfTT DATSUN, IMC. NEWPOIT DATSUN PASADOfA OATSON • • .. DAlt..V PlLOT tklnday. JM"! 5, 1m --I -Aatoso U1ed Aatot. Uted Mtos. UH4 · Mlel. Uted ..... .' .... ":........... . ........ '! ....... !~ ... Alltol. Hew ttOO AMlot. Mtw ttoO ~.~:.~ ....... !~! flrord 9940 o1n tt45 OW.MOble ttSS ftJiutdlt t960 Allht tt. tl~AlifOi. 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(~ '°'•VO ,,._.,,I~._ •1tW> 1 ''" • """'"'*'"L_....,.,~ .,.., ............ , ..... u 1973 DATSUN 120 2.ooot •"tt'~~fl'tCkolhl\t•\OiHe 'le-•• l(t'llMllCtf 61\ ·.,.....,,IQft ~. "°'° tl•M' 1\1\ •IM!tt •169 '64 Cootinental. Gd body & 'e8 01d3. :isr, Sprt c:oup&. "12 Duster v.a, auto, A/C, mtr, &o mt. nd3 muffler. Gold w/w~t vln.11 top. cleu. ~ toocl. $1300 •• $700 firm. 557-1101. 8'lcket seats, A/C, lull '75-SQ38, ~1""3$ Nie for pwt-Nu tires " pnl. Pat. '71 Mark lll. Xlnt cond. Grelt radio. Lady ownr. "---------- $3500 / '76,000 mi. Xlnt cond. 1910· Duster. Hydraulic Call 673-0107 $800 ~U2 sboeb. Gd tral\S. Mo erick 9947 . . ssso. Call 675-4800 ···=••••••••••••••••••• I tt.t·OLOS PQim. Arrow '76. mint '16 Maverick 4dr. vs. DIELTAll cond .• only '7000 mi's. Auto, PS. PB. vinyl top, 57,000 original miles. p /s p/b dual mirl'()t'S AC,recUn'gsts.546·142'7. ~ghl turquoise w/black ~ io Atlanta, Sac'. \,Ml•'••••"'l!t;~'·••••t vinyl rool & factory air $3350.Call847·74.93 . • ,,, ...... _ ,_ · 72 Maverick, lo m1, xlnt cond. (719ABS). cond., $1600. MOW OHL Y $171 '69 F\1ry CONVERTIBLE. 75 Ford Torino 675·2571 Joe V• Moy Classic whi~ Im mac. FUil power, air, vinyl Men:ury 9950 MEWPORTER II Air. Tape, $l 64S·l88l top. (558MWK>. Im ·••••••••••••••••••••••• l~Harbor,CostaMeaa &> F\1ry In. 2 dr, A.JC, ma~ulate lru.1de &; ouL. 1971 MERCURY 642·0795 vinyl rf. ~75. Bargatn. Was $3495. 2 yr. 24.000 832·1S91 milewafranly available. GRAND MAR9UIS '71Statloo Wa(JOI\. 9pass., •......&t--9965 $269 SEDAN. Full factory r a c k o n t o p , ~ e 5• power includmg cruise P /8 ,P/S,A/C. $1395. ••••••••••••••••••••••• control. Viny l top . ~5146 '73GrandPrix 44000mi Copeland Mt" Inc Finished in Continental r: Getting a di~orce, must 2001 E 1st, SA 558·8000 gray w /matching leather 'i3 Station Wgn, roof rack, sell. Call betwn S·l2pm interior. <SS6RSP). A/C, radio, disc brakes, 64C).653'7 . 1976 FORD OML y $6695 auto trans. $1395. 646·5146 -------LTD WAGON "74LeMansWagon. Allex· MARQUIS VOLVO '74 Delta Royale, 4 dr tras. A /C, runs real Automatic, stereo radti>. MISSION VIEJO Sedan, blue book retail good. Make offer. Mu.st heater. pwr. steerln~ 83 1.zaao 495.1210 $3350. Gd cond. $3100. sell5S2·5SOO brakes & door locks, roof Jean Bridges, <Tarbell) rack & wood grain trim '74 Co~ar XR7. Leather, 540-1T20oreves. 833-2048 Classic 67 GTO, air, new (917MYJ >. AC, Stereo. Xlnt cond. paint & tires, lo mi, be1>l OML Y $469 5 S.>oO over low book Eves '71 Vista Cruiser wgn. offer. 549-3810 544 5732 Gd running cond. '. MARQUIS VOLVO _·_· -------1 6444>740 'TT Pontiac Trans·Am. T· MISSION VIEJO '76 Bobcat. fine cond top, spoke wh.l.:s, 2700 mi. 831-2880 .49 5-121 0 Great Grad. G 1rt. 5200. '76 Cutlass Supreme 350. S8000 ftrm. 673-5011 days --belowbook.960-2924 Auto. air, PS/PB. air 642·5692eves. ' shocks, AMfFM. vinyl - 1976 Ford Pickup Short Bed w/A.MtFM, camper shell & sliding window. Xlnt cond. (1 )493·6861 '61 Falcon, 4 dr. xlnt cond .. nr new int. $450. or best offr. call 557 0975 '69 Montego. S.1.000 ong top & lntr . Xtras. '68 FIREBIRO 350. A/C, mi. 1mmac in:;1de & out. Metallic brn. 20M m1, radio, PS/PB. runs well, A1C, looks & runs llkt: :i $5600. Ph963-0643 gd cond. $1250/orr. new; car, econo. Sl.045. Pinto 9957 _640-67 __ ss _____ _ Calr531·7853. 1973 F' b' d Es 't AC -••••••••••••••••••••••• ire '1T .. prl • . '67 i'rlonterey Convertible, 74 Squire Wgn. auto, air, PS, PB, stereo AM·FM onginal. perfect S2000. radials. AM/FM. rack. Xnlt cond. 499·2873 or 963·72AO • xtras. Clean. Lo mi, 38M, _2_13_J_J37_._121_1 ____ _ ·75 Bobcat Villager W~n. $2950. PP. 64-1·9178 76 Sunbfrd V6, S spd, air, vs. 15.UOO m1 :S34!15. '72 Runabout. air. deluxe 'l\Mt FM tape. sunroor.' LOADED! 644-882<: int, lug rack, l owner . mags. xlnt cond. 493·6832 ·74 Ford country squ1n• 9 pass. wagon. V ·8. auto, air, PS. PB. tilt wheel, elec. windows & door locks. AM /PM 8 trk stereo radio, chromt: lug· '73 Montego Villal(er Wgn, gage rack. 53600 642·9l65 ong. owner. full pwr, 8 to 4:30 weekdays. e\es. every xtra, xlnl cond. & weekends 968·2865 52300. 979-3H8 $1750/bst ofr. 960·2588 '70 F1rebird, loaded, mu!lt '73 Pinto 4 spd. new selltblsweek.Bcstoffer. radials& brakes, mech. _64-1_-4_135 ______ _ ~rfect. Nds some body '74 Grand Prix SJ . \\Ork. Sll50. 833·1689 Loaded, xtra nice, $3450. ---76 Elite. still under "ar MustCllKJ 9952 ranty. real beauty Lux •••••• •••••••••••••• • •• int. s.56()(). l..exie, 821 i042, '66 Auto 289. 57.000 ori)l (7l4 I or 556-0158 mi. 2 ownrs. Xlnt cond ·73 Ford LTD Country Squire AC. PS. PB. A:\I Roof rack. It 0 shocks Dual rt:ar scat:< Nr nt•w steel radials 54,000 rn1 S1800. 831-1548 '66 Mustang, auto. 6 cyl. on g <:ond. Vc:ry clean J ownr Sl800. 673-3600 ·71 Pinto. Auto. 2·dr. AM Pvt. Pty.631·292'J. radio. Good cond. Must '70 GTO Collectors item sell. SllOO/bst orr. PP. rond Sl800 or best offer 556-Z799 all day Sun Go Id w I b I k V ·l op 1975 Pinto Squire w~n. _·1_95_--0_l.32 _____ _ P ·s. P i B, V-6, auto, air. 61 Pontiac Catalina Wgn. AM·F!\1 tape. CD & rack. good lransp, ~OO. s.1400. pp. 962·5891 548·il540 . m>o.1J92:296S 1970 Mustang. Low .miles. ---~------' red w,'blk vinyl lop ·74 Pinto Wagon. Air, Thunderbird 9970 S1650.5S2·1172cves auto, AM/FM, lo m1 , ••••••••••••••••••••••• '7J LTD. Hdtp, AIC. PIS. P/B. nu tire:1. Xlnt cond. $2000 bst ofr 633 ·1!334 wkdys. 552-1643. ~"!:.!·.~:.w. .•••••. !~!~~-~~·~~:.": ....... !~!~~"!:.~·-~:.": ....... !~!~~ ... ~ ... ": ....... !~.~~1~~-~ .......... ~ .. !~!~ • . 111111111~ ... ~ 1974 2.17,000 mi. AiC. P/S. _S24_50_. -963-·7-062-----iT·Bird ·59 2dr white Auto. •1 cyl. S2700 Call '7·1 Pmto, best offer. )lust coupe. 58.000 mi. 2nd afler6pm640·5924 sell. owner. Beautiful cond. 96'.! 0772 !\lake offer. P .P . 497.3757 OMJ t Ooot. Vt ~He lttns ~ ............. ''""''"V .. ..... (OltOIONI "" '73 CAPll Sl'CMf COUPt =-L--~-_ .............. ... , BIGGEST .SELECfl.ON IN ORA·NGE COUNTYI . ,,. \ l)lt.,t., ,, ,,,, 1., "''' 0" lf~4"1CJC.O""f\1i<1 .. •l)Oott4·• •• _,.,... J bvH'tf• •"'flf'. r••Of'I l"O •elt 9f"AIOO 'Mo• r\inr NOOtJll '""°" w.,,~WC ..-~ ''""' '°""' .... ·-·-· t"".!'.!:~~.::.: .....,. ...... .,. ..... ff, -"lftt .~... ,,,.., ,..,...,....,, ... l.1 C .. IF'Wal ., •. .,. '7S CHM 7' IMPALA MOHIA •PAU WAGON 1•>•<~ .......... --·Mt9-'"tilf .... d~ 1-•0t NEW 1977 CAPRI II .... -.. _ ... _ ,_. GtHt hint ~-.., l"'LOll •1111 '7S MOHnOO Mil 4 DOOi .. -.. -... IOI\. T ......... ....., .... ,. ... ... -i.-., ....... ... ,_ . ......, ............. (-(~Tll _, '74 DOOGf Vinyl roof, 4' speed transmis· lton, power front disc brakes, reclining bucket seats, fold· down . r ear seat, protective body side moldings, full car· petlng. (Ser . GAECTY33396) '67 Mustang 289. auto. new ----Iran~. tire~. brks. Urk '7.1 STATION WAGON '67 T·Bird -ldr. xlnt body & bm. ~1500. 4!13·6534 Dix. mdl.. 5 spd, rack, eng. new pnt, 69,000 re· ----A 1C. 495·5916 cent work ~heels. Sl795. '66 Mu:-iung ConHrl P\1 Pty16.1HJ082. Auto. P 'S. top shape. ·72 Pinto. \'inyl top. 4 spcl, Sl700 Ph 968·521!1 66!\1 mi. NeW' tires. Xlnt •77 T·Blrd cond. Sl..&95. Ph 496·8862 Loaded. Dove Grey, lo" '66 Mustan11. 1-1.uoo 2nd owner Sl500 bs t Call673·~1 mi Plymouth 9960 mi, pvt. pty 752.5391. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Vecia 9974 '75 PL Y:\10UTH Custom ••••••••••••••••••••••• '68 MU!>lang 289 Pwr. air radio. auto $1500 I arm 8-J2·9607 '71 Fstbck. llUlO. \'.II. PS. AC. d1sr brks, gd cond. SI 795 631 ·1531 ------68 Mustang, auto. 289. runs great. S495. 8~083C fo\1ry !).passenger wagon VEGA '76 onl~ St.995. Low bl~e HATCHBACK GT book on this vehicle 1s SJ.100 A good clean car D~:\10. 5 speed tran~ .. but it has 71 000 miles on :I 1 r C o n c.l • • e t <: · it. ~ee in °Da1ly Pilot (6.50!0 5 ~L2Yl. 53495 parking tot at 330 West "" Bay St.reel, Costa Mesa. HOWARD Chevrolet or call 642-4321 for more Dove & Quail Sts information. Ask / for NEWPORT BEACH 9955 Rick or Oscar m flee\ 833-0SSS garage . (714) Oldsmobile .....•...........•....• '69 Cutlass. P IS, P!B. A1C. 80.000 onu miles Rebtt trans. new brks & shocks. S750 557 ·<>&18 or '546·6299 73 Sport Ft.ry '73 Vega GT Wag. Every option but air. NEW Auto. air. 29.000 mi, ENGINE. Tires, shock~~ SJ.000 firm. See 23422 39M. Perfect for grad. Dunemear Rd, El Toro. Sl500. 556-2738 586-S360 --------~ '74 Vega GT Wagon. SELL idle Items with a Have something to sell? $3()(). below wholes:ile. Daily Pilot Classified Ad. Classified ads do it well. Offer. 551·2152 · Auto1, Hew 9100 Alltos, Hew 9800 Aeto.. Mew HOO ....................... ··················~!··· •••••••....•.•......... ' •. MIWCAl ... 1. DONAUGOOO FINANCI MOl. MAnGENZONE ' STU SWEEHEY l ·. . j JINANCI MOl. SANDY FEDERICO , ) . n,,.. a ~J.MACK PONY RIDES! lMD ORCHESTRA , June 4 & S 2 to 5 ORIE TUCKER June 4 & 5 All Day STARTS SAT., JUNE 4-SUN., JUNE 5 BRAND NEW '77 FORD PINTO 2-Dr. BRAND NEW '77 FORD LTD 112-Dr. Hdtp. ftonl d1>< b<ol<e. racl & p<n10n .. teering, vinyl budu~h. el« rear wor>dow defto•ltt<, 1300 .. cyl eng1,,., ''"' belted rodool WSW. Ii on1 & 1eo1 bumper 11uord•. < ••e•>0< de«>• 1110..p, tonted 11lou complet" (S1k 82621 (S.. 7a IO. I Yl26A.SOI Auto. t1ons , pow., front dttc brokes, power steerong, 400 CID V8, rod1ol lores, dla bumper group, body tld• mldgs .• much more. 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Protec t1on, eatro cooling rodtotor, reor step bumper (Stk .5063) (Ser F 1 SaRY66970) s5799 BRAND NEW '77 FORD F-250 300 6 cyl., 6800 GVW, guages, mirrors, tinted wind&hield, extra cooling, rear step bumper. {Stk. 4817) (Ser. F258RY 47 585) '75 MERC '73 FORD '75 FORD 73 BUICK '75 FORD '70 CHEV. COUGAR T ·BIRD THUNDERBIRD CENTURY MAVERICK 2 DR. MALIBU V8 auto Iron\ factory V8 OUIO trol\\ V8 OYIO •or-1 foclo<t 0-, po-o< V8, OulO lrOr>S • foci 011, V8 auto flan• fottory Ott 6 crl, Ille\ .tiift, todlO, VI, OVIO lrOM foclOty 0 ,, 011, powei >1ee.1n11, power foct0ty OH >'tt<"'il. po..., cf.1< br.U.. ~ full poWft, AM/fM cond"*""9, powtt ''"""9 heott'r, whiff ild••oll ~. powft ''"""9 dtK b<okes, AM·fM rodro, condrtiontng ""'dow1. ~o•tt 1tal1, All! fllo 1IOfeo, londo\i top, leot~ powtt d11t brdln. AM IOdoo. '""'· V•fl)'I root, wheel powff 6'>< brolot\ •adoo heoter. whotfwoll lorr1, '""power AM rodlO, •od-o ~. -~·k·ol ........ ,1 •nl4"IOI, "" ......... 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COMl~~AI~ WITM 1-f~ f'OTT~N T&eTM l'M ~IN~MEP WlfH MY O~Ta.4000NT14 1 L00t( AT M&, r:rtANCINE ! ~~ HA~ IJ~ILL.IANTI.. V MAOE EJEAUTIF'U L / EV!N TEETH OIAT OF MY rtOTTe"1, OON1T t L.o0)( t;tceAT? W! PAIO T~E 0rt1"'4()~Tl~T :IZ,0()01 WHllM ~e Wll.L P/tOSAfJL.V ~AVE ~IC ~IG t:()Tf.ArlE r:'UN AN" ~EClArlliY, BIAT W"40 CAil&~ ?? S'/lt CJrOOJ(EO ONe7 .' MANDfD~/ ONE OF OUR MEN INTERVIEW- ED KOLME~ ! HE TURNED OVER MORE THAN $600,000 WORTH OF JEWELS, THINKING THAT THE COURT WA5 PICKING IT uP FOR APPRAISAL! "' I 1 c.r .. ,l. -· ,, . .... , . -. - • WE'RE FOLLOWING THE SUSPECTS, LIEUTENANT! IT WOULD APPEAR THAT THEY'RE ON THEIR WAY TO THE AIRPORT THE TWO MEN HAVE SUITCASES ~T NOT KASPER! I'LL GO SEE VIC 8AR5TOW ANO HAVE HIM CHECK OUT THE TRUNK OF HIS CAR! THEY MUST'VE PLANTED SOMETHING IN IT! F"ANCINE, H.AVe r <iJOT A 'jLA1'Ple'l~S F'O~ ~!! ME'~ CL.iVE1' AT rll~ JO~ l'jN1T HE i' AN[) ME MAKE$ A F°'""'HI, l'LA"r WHeN vou.. ~eE HOW 6JteAT I LOOK, YO(,( KNOW HE'~ worTH IT! ANY QlAEGTION~? ONE OF YOU FOLLOW KASPER AFTER HE DROPS THEM OFF! I WANT THE OTHER TWO MEN ARRESTED 8EFORE THEY f)OARD A PLAt'~ ! .-----... / -. . . .. . --------"""':.. . .. -· - ~ ' -... ~ A& !'\JE WATCHED 400 6ENIORS OF 1HE a.A&& OF '77 l'ftOUE ~ROU6H MIGM 60«:>0L: l I'VE ~ceo SOME 04ANGE.& IN AT111UOE ! GONE. 15"rnE &lRNING-STUDE 1~1ERE5T IN R:>UTICE> OR EN\JIRONME.NfAl CONCERN&! MU 80Y, TH~r<~1S SURE A CROWD DoWN IH~E IN IH' H,ANDB,AG ~ DEP,A~TMt:N T· LJSS YOUR. EYES, .DUMMY.' MAYBE THEY FOUND A HAND IN ONE OF IH' B,AGS. i v I f • GRADUATING SENIORS, PARENTb AND HONO~ED GUE.eTS I oops! oH, 11M so SORRY' CHILD··· -...... I ORDINARILY, I HATE SHOPPIN', BUT IHE~E ,Af<E A FEW I B~IGHT 5POTS ... FRANKUJ I I NE.VER C.UOUL.D'VE. BELIEVED U\5T WINTER "THAT Ii WOUL.O E.UE~ GE.T ~IS HOT IN lHIS ~M AGAIN f ... LIKE ~OIN" UP IH' DOWN E'SC,Al-,ATOR ... BLOW y~~ HOrcN: . DOCTOR SMOCK ---- YACSH .' SO MUCH FOR TRACIN<S M.Y ROO.,-$ ! r-:::~~c:P GORDO HUM 10 /' MEMV MEJ-AiJCJ.IOl-\f Mev,. J we:L-L-, .,-...,ose HI eRO~L-YPH res we ~us-r FOuNP IN IHA~ PYRAMIP PRove: ~~ POC ·' 'o.e.i=o we, 00· cAJJ'r GO A-r rr HUMMEi< ANO T()Nf?JIJE ALL OAVf ,HGRANP- M.UMMY''' COLJC...P' ve MA.Pf; A 6AP ffy tlttlft.5' s / / ,fJ / . YOU' Re A Pl Recr c::>esceN~AN-r OF 'T'U'I --r.u-r SMOCK I PSRSONAL-PHYSICIAN -ro -rHe KtN<S OF e:GYP.-r a N 1 aso e.c. ! I <SA6 WORSES.' By Gus Arriola .. ~ W U TRUST YOUR EYF.S? 1bere are at least &i.x diCfer· ences in drawine details between top and bottom panels. How quickly can you find them? Check answers with those below. "1utnJUI •J 11u1s ·9 'IUJlllW 'I qnp 1100 ·o ·101111w II .nq MOPUl/I\ •t . ·1uaUJJfP fl au11 •l(:J•S ·c ·1111111w ., .,Jnd ·i; 'lUllUJJJP •1 .,,a,dpl,lf >,apµg · 1 ;IHUaHJJ!Q Ii'~ fOfZ YOU ... 50M~ 60'(. BOOMER weu .. , MY F'AvoJZrr~ MfMOJZv 15 IHAI CA JZ IJZ1 P -ro CAl...IF=OIZNI A .. .. ffal KauFma1> ~ ---BULLETIN BOARO --- e TIME OUT! Fill blanu with the name or acer· taln month: 1. "And what la so rare u a day 1n _? 2. .. A swann or bees In _ I.I worth a all· ver spoon." l "-is bu.tin' out all over ... " ~uno~ JO '.lu11r JO q1uow •IU. •Mad Math! This and that and a hair or this and that Is what per cent or this and that? •Answer-Me-This, if you can: 'what eoea under the water, over the water, yet never touchea the 8111-0 A f LAT wooden 1001h· water? Give up? A person crouln& a br1d1e , pick into J V shape (without with a pail or water on h1a or her head. No? brcaklOi 1tl. anti place 1t over lhc top of an JClOmmodatin1 jar or e Toneue Teasers• Surfer Burleigh Turley's cirl bot1lc Pl Jee a ~mall coin on top is surly Shirley Curley. Thrt'e thin tree l\\1i:s. "iow. 1.:onsider how }OU CJO lJU~C the l:OIO to tlrop into thc boulc \\lthout touching the 1.:oin. toothpac:k or bot· lie Jnd without JOiting or ~haking the tJble or ~ other )UrlJ.:c on whi ch 11 stand\ flow 11\ donc Allow a drop or two of water 10 fall upon the bend 111 till' toothpick. The walcr will cau!>C the V 10 ~well. th u~ spread· ing thl' s1tles and cau~· 3 •· 1ng 1hc co111 10 fall ._...._ ___ __... _ __...._...__ _______ _ into the botllc below 'TAINT CRICKET! Only 1 few lines are needed to &ee 11\ very CJ\y. what's puzzline the opposing team above. Draw 1, 2, 3, etc. POUR IT ON! Add the foUowln& colors for a 1Wprise picture 1bove: 1-Red. 2-Lt. blue. S-YeUow. 4-Lt. brown 5-Flesh 6-Purple. 7-0k. crttn. 8-Lt. Oftn. 9-Dk1 blue. THEN score S polnta each for aU ----=--+----- word• ot fQl.ll letter1 or mote ----..-----round •monr the letters. Try to tcoN at Tian 5t po.int.. --..-...-+-+----,,..w ·~11.1.i. :unlftin a1qlll<>c1 By Brown and Casson U~L.t,o? f<AL.Y'H? RALP!-1 \fMO? Yf.6 ~ ~~PSOM~ J2AL.P~lf: ! OF couae: r ~eMeMeerz iou ! .. f~~ ~HOOL Fl20M , ~ALPMI ~. I 'LL NEV'£~ FOfZG~T 1MAT .. wet.L '~ iou ~ve-rz PA6G IH~OLJG~ ~~e AGAtN , COMe ~f;lS LI~. \ S'{e . WHO WA~ 1"~Af? \ OH I ~OM€0Nt WiW WA6 PAf21 OF MY PA51 ' Send us ten wrappers of any of the following candy I ~rs and we'U 5end you a I checkfor$1.00. "M&M5": I Plain or Pea.nut Chocolat• I .. Caiidies, MlLKYWAY Bars, I MARS• Almond Bars, I 3 MUSKETEERS Bars, I FOREVER YOU~ Bars, I SNICKERS Bart lt's llke getting your favonte candy I et half price.. Use coupon I Offer good on full· i.lebarsonly. Offer riot good Of\ mmll!IUN FUN SIZE• Baf\. . ' .. AND fH05e W£El(£NDS 5KtlNG IN V£12MONT- ~~Mf Seiz? If 50LJND€D MOJ<f: LIS.Ce YOIJ R WJIOLE PA5f n. Ad\11111 rncnt Advertilement A~meut IMrn lllture'• BOotl Luck Secret HoW to cash in on your bUilt· in luck by using your personal Biorhythm Analysis to discover your multi·high jac~pot days By Pau l Vanderwist Y ou :Ire gc11ng to experience at lea~! 5 multi-high Jackpot days in the next two months. Your totaJ will have t1eached 3 t jackpot days by the end of the year. But ch:m.·e~ are. you won't collect a sing)~ one ol the jackpots you have coming to you. Why? Because although Mother Nature huilt these jackpots into you, up until now, she has kept the way to collect them a closely gua rded secret But a scientific discovery has finally cracked "Nature's Good Luck Secret." Whal is the dis· covery? Scientists call it Biorhythm. Biorhythm is currently drawing enormqus public attention, As a copywriter, I decided to look into it. My investigation centered around the research being condu~ted by the Biorhythm Research Ins ti tu te. The Institute ha'I developed a two Pilrl theory. Fust, at birth Mother Nature built good luck into each one of us. She intended for us to enjoy success and happiness m our lovelives, fi- nances, and career~ Second, in order to cash in on your built·in luck, you must simply make the right little decisions on your Biorhythm multi- hlgh jackpot days. But, before I tell you about their research, let me quickly explain what Biorh ythm multi· hi&h jackpot , d:tys are. WHAT IS BIORHYTHM? The word Bio· rhytW!i is de· rived from the Greek words 'blo' meaning life and 'rhyt~ mos' meaning regulated beats. There is consid- erable evidem:e Jacki• met John Ken nedy that we all have on a mental and emotional three Life Beats _M_u_n_•_H_•_•h-Ja_c_k_p_ot_o_ay_. ___ (Biorhythm Cy- cles). 1. A 23 day Physical Cy· cle, governing en· ergy and sexual stimulation. 2. A 28 day Emotion- al Cycle, govern- ing love and hap- piness. 3. A 33 day Mental Cy- cle. governing money and car· eer. These three Biorhythm Cy. des now Alfred Mayle won $10,000 throughout our bY buying a lottery ticket on entire life. They • __ M_u.1t.•·-H ... 1g_h--J•_c_k_p_o_t _o_iy_. alternate be- tween high and recharge cycles. (See photo at upper right.) When at least two Biorh)'thm cycles ~ on high, you experience a mul ti-high jackppt day. When three cycles hit high on e.xactly Qle same day, you experience a Triple High Super Jackpot Day. When all three cycle u~ on re- charge, you have a relax day. CELEBRITY RESEARCH With this explanation in mind, let me con- tinue to describe the lnstitute's rest.NI\. To prove part two of their theory, that ex- traordinary luck can be achieved by makina the riaht little decbions on Biorhythm mult.i-htgh days. they studied a poup of celebrities. Ail of th• ceJebrities had one thin1 in common. They were leadln1 ordinary lives when suddenly they Mr. skyrocketed to. wealth, success and fa me. Hert are thtir findinp on just lhree of the mlJ\Y Cllebritla they studied. Wilen the Ol)'mpics opened last summer, 14 year old Nadia Comaneci C:\perienced a Triple High Jackpot Day. Nadi.i went on to capture the ftnt perfect score in Olympic Gym- nastic history, seven perfect scores overall, and a total of 3 gold medals. Jn addition, Nadia's phy· sical Biorhythm Cycle was very high every day of her performance, and peaked the day she won the gold medal on the uneven parallel bars. Remem~er the pct rol'k craze? TI1e man who l'onceived the idea was a Californian named Gary Dahl. On April 19, 1975, his Biorhythm Chart indicated a mental high jackpot day. It was on this day that Dahl had his pet rock brainstorm. Ultimately, this venture made him a million dollars in le~s than 90 day-s. Jackie Bouvier was an unknown reporter from the Washington Times Herald. On May 8, 1952 her mental and emotional cydcs both reached high points. It was on this day that she met and began interviewing John r. Kennedy. They were soon married and later she became the youngest f int Lady in the 20th Century. Today, Jackie i~ probably the most famous woman alive. The lnstituteal~o ~tud1ed people who weren't famous but had experienced extremely good luck. During the week of August 13th, Pat Carnes, a Canton, Ohio housewife had an incredible lucky streak. Ironically her tuck bega n on Friday the 13th when ~he won her company's check pool for $69. 1-riday night, Pat won S 145 playing Bingo. Saturday, she hit the superfecta at the racetrack for $850. Sunday, she won 5 times at Bingo and wa~ embarrassed to keep raising her hand. Wednesday, she hit both the trifccta and the pt:rfecta for a total of S930. Unknown \o Pat. during this week her Riorhythm chart had registered sh. Multi-High Jackpot days in a row. Omar Wauswa\a 59 )'ei:irold nightwatchman struggling to support a wife and five children. 3 Biorhythm Cycles Physical (energy, sexual) Mental ----•••• *** (money, career) Emotional (love, happiness) Trlpl1 High Super Jackpot Cay At the moment of your birth, 3 Biorhythm Cyc111 begin to ·fl ow. They alternate b•t~t~n hlt h c~· clu and r1char91 cycles throughout your entire lift. Multl·high Jackpot days occur ~hen at l•Ht 2 cycles are on high 1t th• um• time. Rel ax days occur when all thr11 cycles are on recha'if· would. But the computer's tremendous speed enables the Institute lo prepare reports for the public al low costs. WHAT CAN BIORHYTHM DO FOR YOU? With your personal I 5 page, 3,000 word Biorhythm Analysi<;, aJI of the following bene- fit~ can be yours. • Your luck can instantly improve. Your Anal· yi;i<; will point out your multi-high jackpot days. The~ lucky days are the best times for you LO enter lo.tteries, drawings, raffles, play bingo, fortable in your new skin . • Your analysis will help you perform better on the job 31\d accelterate advancements. Ptofit- able times (intellectuaJ highs} to make carctr and investment decisions will be pinpointed. • Your analysis will notify you when to be on the lookout for hidden talent~ which may be surfacing. It will then point out the best times to develop these talents. "Once you have your personal Biorhythm Analysis prepared f ram your birth date you can begin to enjoy luck, love, wealth, success, and happiness." • Ry knowing the best times to do thiJ\IS, and when to rela,x and recharge, you'U do every- thing better than you have before. You can U!e your Biorhythm Analysis to begin an all around pfOgfitM of ~lf..fmprovemenL Biorhylhm has been thoroughly tested. Over 5,000 companies worldwide use Biorhythm. Many American a1dinu.. u~ Biorhythm. Bjo.. rhythm has been covered by most major news- papers, magazines, and has recently bee n featured on "To Tell The Trut h" and "Monday Night Football." On October 27, 1974 his Biorhythm Analysis indicated a Triple High Jac.;kpot day. It was on this day that Omar chose to quit his job as a nightwatchman. llis purchase of a 504 tiLket had jus1 won Ohio's fir't mill ion dollar lottery. As you can see from the above examples, il was the little decisions made on multi-high days, which led to luck, love, wealth, succes<; and happiness.. This proves part two of the lnstitutc's theory. Now the Institute is conducting a nation· wide research project to prove part one of their theory; that everyone, regardless of age or ability, can dramatically improve their luck with the help of their personal Biorhythm Analysis. lf you send them your buth date, they will in- dividually prepare your one year ..... .365 day Biorbylhm Analysi~ Alona with your Analysis, you will recelv• a research blank which wilt offer you cash incentives to simply tell the lnstitu te all about the urtbelievable luck, love, wea)th, suacess and happiness your Biorhythm Analysla hu brought you. Your success story will prove part one of their theory. HOW IS AN ANALYSIS PREPARED? A Biorhythm Technician will proce your birth inform ation. Your keypunched card will be red into a &iant IBM 37-0-145 com puter. The computer will then complete the complicated calculations to determine the positions of your Biorhythm Cycles every day for tho comin1 year. Your Biorhythm Analysis will pot b! preprinted. The computer individ· ually prcparq •ad\ 1nilysis just Ukt a man go to the races, play cards, or try any game of chance: · · • Your Biorhythm Analysis can make you lucky al love. You'll be told when your Physical (sexuii.l I and !:.motional (romantic) high days wjll occur, so you can take full advantage of them. When you know ahead of time you'll be al your best, your self-confidence will im- prove. Members of the opposite sex will sense this and be attracted lo you. • You will reach a new level of selr·under· standing with Biorhythm. You will follow a more natural lifestyle and be completely com· i HOW CAN YOU ORDER YOUR PERSONAL BIORHYTHM ANALYSIS? If you are interested in immediately ca~hing ' in on aJl of the built-in luck, love, wealth. success and happine~ you have coming to you. then sim- ply do this: Send the name. addre<;<;, month, date, year and place of birth for each person on a piece of paper aJong with the S3.65 plu<; 30¢ po~tage and handling (cash. check or money order) for each one year Biorhythm Analysi~ (365 days for l' a day) If you have Ma!;tercharge, BanlcAmericard or American Expres.~. you may charge your purchase by sending the following information: A. name of credit card 8. hedit card number ni'tl• a;-u~ !!iHilU u. !i.iffi'ii ~ ~1 uu;•1:1 .. ~ fl!i~tu~ f-I ! l r > l .... f i ,.r !, I r i ;I rJ i '~'R i I B e -I ' . ~fl 7 ;: I . e i_ ~ 0 ~ .. ~ .8. t ..,. . :;, a.-ea I 1 t jli) _s:J~ ... O""'i' .. · ,.gs ... 15"1.mca [ 5-.-c = 2 . lir ifJ~h~& r' ,j I! 1~1 ilt. (f ! lj'C r1•1 ~ .. t""~-~1 iUi~J;ru~~ lHn(JH,I! lhf•rd1~ thhul,··1~ 1 U1Irt f( J hUf '1~ ~> Lt .. l _.a g -• t!1 r • !-ll 9-I__ ct. 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Ii [~l}a r ' l~JJJ " ~ : 0 1is..fJ t .~:. .·. , irh~hr .... t!na.h . hJ , lr:.u r, ih~ t I THE GLORIES OP WKING By Steve Solomon Th.la time of year II the lignal for millions Of people one. again to CJq>Crie"" the subdctiel ol toUnd, cob and fragrance, the quid solitude and the oppclftuntty for · Vigorous exm:IM that hJklng proWtes. In fact, hiking has become 10 popular that ~ enacted legislation Q'&atlng a natk>nal trall aysmn. So far, the Federal Gowmmcnt hu dalgnated 100 paths near ust.n c:a\tcn and two In the wOdcr· nas -the Appalachian Trail and the Pa- cific Crest Trad -as components ol the network. (For lnfonnatlon, wrtt. the Bu· ruu ol Outdoor Recnatlon, Department of Interior, Wahington, D.C. 20240.) Although the hiker\ own pm~ In wlldcmaa Qpelicncc wUI be hit guide In chooetng among the country's thousands ol tnlls, the fowtecn clacrtbed here olfn a wtct. variety ol MITaln and wlldllfe. Padftc C..t Trad Praident Theodore RooeewJt camped wtth 19th-<:entury ~nlst Jolm Muir under the giant MQUOllll ol YOllemlte Ndonel P.tc, pert ol this trail, and wrote that the ~a w "like lytog In a sreat llOlm\n ClltMdril. t;. vaster and SlrsM Solomon II a ~ ond ,,_.lcrnct "'*1 who lw» Llrltten for o ~ of publcoflona. lrtdudlng Popu1lr Sdcnce. Hiking Is one of the few sports that fanillles can enjoy together. Now there are spectacular trails throughout the country, one of which Is sure to be perfect for you. men beautiful than any built by the hend ol rMn." But the Partt Is just ~ol nany spectacular Jtops ~ the trail, which crosses 23 national forests. 1even natlonal parka and ftw state perks on 1tl 2,45(). mile route along the beckbonc al the C... cedes and 5mra Nevadaa In Washington, ONgon and Ca.lifomia. Information: U.S. Fcrat Servtc., Box 3623, Portland, Oreg. 97208, and 630 Sansome St., San Frandlco, Calif. 94111. Potomac Heritage Trad Much ol the nation's teeruc and hlstol1c: ~ Des -lcos th. banks of the Poto- mac River. from Its mouth on the Chaa- pake Bay to Its headwaters In the Appala- chian Mountains. Alona the Potomac~Mr penttne route are Important milMary Itta (such -A.Qtletam Batdefleld, fort N.ce., Illy). hlstoc1c houses (the Whh ~. Mount Vernon) and wlldesnal areas. The Potomac ._.... Trill, propOMCI f« .._,.non • • natloMI ICeNc lrill, wtl nm 874 ma. .aor. both..,.. of the rtwr. Approximldcfv 269 mlla of It .arqdy exllt, indudlng the 185-mt. llrach ol the Chcsnpakc and Ohio C.- Towpath. Information: BuNau ol Outdoor Re- cradon, Dept. ol hUrtor. 600 Arch St., ~Pa.19106. Appaladdaa Trail Followirlg the l1dges ol the Appalachian Mountains, the trail snakes 2,033 mlles from Mount Katahdln In central Maine through 14 states to Springer Mountain In Georgia. Its VllHcty II endlas: the NVege wuther ol Mou.nt Washington, the Ray autumnal colors ol the Shenandoah Va!Jey, the ~ dinging mists ol the Grat Smolwy Mountains. Information: Appalachian Trail Confer- ence Inc., Box 236, Herpcn ~ W. Va. 25425. ._._. NatlollalPmk. r ... A n.tlonal pertt ol tawny deeiits &.nMd by dW 0-..W a.Ge Nount.n; Big Bend le 410 mies Welt ol S.. Antonk> on the wut clboW bend of the Rio Grande. lt hM ~300 ,....Olhadlwnll. mcnthlft hllf ol ""*-h p-. dlrou9h • -ct.mt containing hundreds ol species al plant and ankMI We. Don't m111 the LOlt Mine Tr.ii, which cln* the C1mo. Mountalnl Md h. ~ W. of the cSa.t. or the Sama Elena Canyon Trail. which en- _..the ..wn-mlle llmatonc ~ c.mwd by the Rio Grande. Information: ~ Bend ~ ~ Taat79834 . .--· Black HUia Natlooal Forwt. &o.tb o.kola The lndSana called • the "Paha .... Of 81adl ... became the towatng wan- ... ..... Wera QOWl'ed by black.pen for. .... ol pandaoM pine. Owr the~ the era host.ct gold proepeaon, wantng In- dians, the Scwnth Cavalry and, ftnaly, ICUlptor Gutmn Borglum, who carwd the faca of four Prddcnts on the tide ol Mount R.uahrncn. ~ 40 miles of trallt .. 1n the RUlhmore area, tn- dudlna one to the summit of Hamey Pak. at 7 ,242 feet, the Nghat point e1111t of the Rocldes. The pondcroea pine ....... deer, elk. WOON. wtd IWkcy, mOuntain pt~. Nw bllldc bar. lnfonuaon: Bleck .._ N.uon.1 Fc:nst, Boll 792. Cults. S.D. 57730. The country ls going camping v.dth.KOAbecause we aeated a better way to camp! You camp with all the conveniences arid comforts that make having a good time a sure thing. Conwntences like hot showers, clean restrooms, food store, laundry room, uttltty hookups, swlmmlng pool ... and a safe place to stay. There are more than 800 KOA Kampgrounds throughout the U.S. and Canada· to serve you. 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S.A.~L Buying GUide! ~ eapledally for memben-filled witti a~ advice and moaey-eaviq recipea to bdp you aet m0te for .very dODar you spend. S..A..~L Rebate Boamt If you ~ your flnt three rqular lhipmcnta, ~'ll aet a·~ bbti# JloMo worth a full $3.001 You can use it Clldly lite c:uJi at your • faYOri&e 1upermartct or dnaa outlet for any family care ... « gt'OCllJ prodGda. OOIUOCJaP. -- o.,_ ..... ....._, DY• 0"9 ..-...-.,-.. _ .. M ....... ..LA.•.&. ......,...., ... ,.._ .... , ODie ca. QC. 0 Dia• C. 0"9m ' I ; \ With all the controversy about smoking going on, lots of smokers are deciding to switch to low ... tar cigarettes. But which low-tar cigarette should a switcher switch to? -; ... Well, heres cm easy guide to follow. . _ First, there are those so-called new cigarettes claiming scientific break~ugh and hyped ... up flavor. Unf o~ately there's nothing very revolutionary about the way they taste. Next there are those brands that promise ~othing but low ... tar numbers·. They're fine if low numbers are all you want. Because theit scientific filters work so welt they filt~ out most of the taste. Fortunately there is an altemati~e. Vantage. The low ... tar cigarette that's different from all the others .. From the very beginning Vantage was designed to deliver flavor like a ful} ... flavor cigarette with less tar than 95% of all cigarettes. So forget all those empty promises and go with the· real flavor of Vantage. · It wilrprooobly turn out to be the only low ... tar cigarette you11 enjoy. • Regu}at;Menthol, Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigwette Smoking Is Dangerous to Y04K Heahh. .. and new Vantage IOO's . flTER.10 ... ·ar",QJ ... ....._MENTHOL n ... Y. 0.7 ........ a Ill'.,_ Flt"""' OEC.11. FllltR.100'11ii"".,...,0.9 ........... ,. ... "' Flt ......... CAMPING AND RECIPE TIPS Pat auembla different pecks for each ma.I, complete with directions. She rcJla heavily on &eeze.drted fooda and zlpl than up with mra b9cclmts ._ orm.. or .,..My flllka: dll .-.cl dnn•non. They also bring dchydnded IOUPI. rye cracMn. drink mlxa, twd cheae·and hunter tau- .... "Ulde fruit cabs In • smell la.I .. tnrwf nicely... Ays Pat. "So do hard breads becau9c they ... fllllng and don't crumble ... Odm t.lb PM hlis for the hiking home- make are to .. c:olect mfniaturw cooking tools from c:hddren\ play Mb, such as lp8lulas and spoons. Save b'W-slzs tam- ~of~ 11111, _,.., and IO on. 1(-.p toilet artlda together. for ~ UM plMtic natiaG masurtng cups and .. right from them ... Fred aiya, "During the day a. you cat aJ- ma.t ~ lt't ~" lorwpim- llh body IUds. Its -v to .... refratt. Ing drink with powdered limeade or lem- omde ..ct ..... from • mourt8*t ltr..n." A favortt. campsite dinner menu ls 8ccf Stroganaff: freae.dried ~. diy nooclla and salt. P.dcage ewrytNng In lit- tle plasdc begs along wtth hat. and sploes to IUIOf'I the aauc.. Pit doa It '* ..y: 1) Ced noodles, 2) Rehvchle meaaw.. 3J Add .-. to noodles, 4J Pr.-. dehydrlUd IOW'· CJ-.mMUCS mbl In Its own s-k.t end add to noodles. Fr....Gled sr-ri t.w go well with tbe meal. Then ftntsh with some drled&ul. "'Fer -..n. tt. cMdren .. ltnNd fruit eolnpote," seys Pat. "I ohm tab diy apdcob end cook than with --. When they're puffed up, add IUgll. Make up tome bilcWt dough from homemade whole-wheat biscuit mlx. Spoon on top ol the ~ apdcob; cover and let them saeam until done. And tt.n you've got ltcwed apdcob end dwnplnga. Al kinds ol dried berrlel and fn.dts .. good. Molt --carry drted appliq. pan and paches. They can be eaten plain, too. W.'1 hew orange drlM with dlnn.-. rn.de from powdered fnatt drink, and Ill night, hot cocoa and ~ Far Fr.t end me, I put IOd\e Nm In the cocoa. You haw no kJea how good I._... outdoon.." A fun and adling exper18nca Fr.t tds 1.11 about II the famllyi dmb up Mount Adams, the leCOnd-hlghest peak In the State ol Washington. I.alt August. they mn.d Ill 7:00 A.M. and neched the top .itl. 4:00 -9 hows. They dedded lo take the quick way down and .ad "f1llmy-tide down" on the snow. racNng the bonom In one hour. As a rault ol thctr bedcpecktng ~ mca through the yan, the Edc:ksonl have developed many apedal sklDt, In· duding IW*-g, photogi~ cooldre. ~ and just getttng ~ wtdt each other. The children have benefited from the aadle and splrtt of cooperation wtth the whole famty. Acwrdlng to Pat, "Bedcpedd111 ii an ~ed ... expertcnce. There .. dtscouragement. IOf'Mtlmes tears. We en- courage each odMr through the day at the .-duous times, laming how lo ralM one another's tplrtD. Al the canltAe '*' on, we talk about what ha happened dur- ing the d.j • pm of God's plan for m ID hetp ..:fl act.. .. Fred sums up why tt.y haw~ to ipend IO much ielMn drDC outdoors: '"To ltve in harmony with God's auHon, to en- joy the unadukrated worid, to relax In Uw splendor and~ ol snow. rock, timbeand--." 1¥. ............ ......., ...... 1 te•pDDnuft 1 te11;allfl....,....._ ¥. ·111paa....,.,_., . ¥.t111;aan ..... blllcl.....- ¥. "llllDllft-7DIDllU. ......... 1 t 11paan.m.,_., "ClllP...,_ 'lll~Wl:Mcee ...... .... 1. Sb flank .... ~ d*=k ... dillgonal- ly acrcm the grmn. 2. Combtne seetonlng mtxture and bnash on both sides ol mat. Anange mat*- on two 10 x 1.5 x 1-lnch )mlly-fOI pens. 3. ~ In pnheeted. very &ow 200° F. CMIT'I for 8 to 12 hams, turning meat MY- cnil tl1'MS to dry out ew:nJoJ. Or hang out· tide on string, away &om animals. tn cool. airy.,.. to dry. 4 . 5tON In plM&lc bega In aefdgeator "' ,,..___ Nola -1'1 ·i.. \ \ \ ~ .... -. ····-.. \ .......... i1.1 *' .·. lt"::fl!.111' .... ' ~~-.. if '·.·.-,~~ . 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The most fascinating book ever published! · 708 mustrations with 172 in Full Color Heft ia an atnorcll- oa ry opPortunity to acquire one or tbe ll'Calest boob ol all time. To order. limply rt11 out fonn below and enclose check or money order. Yoa1J be mremdy pleMed that you did. §···--·-··········-··---·-····-········ OXBRIDGEOOMMUNICATIONS,Dept.16 l s Commercial St., HlcbvUle, New Yon 11801 Gmtlmnim. ..,_ ~.. ....... el .. Cl..uc OolMctor'• Edition of GIQ'• Anatoaur at &he lntrodudory ~ llhown below. I eocloM cl** or mon9)' Cll'der I• 1--- 1 -=-=~ .. 8.::+~::'=. I ...:_==:'.=.'=-~ 1 Adclnm Stat. J a~ •rAp~~-.~ •••••.•• ~~-~~~~:.~.~t-:. •••••••••• HOW TO CAMP SAFELY Keep your camping trip acddent .. free by following these safety tips. S, Fred Nofziger Moet Mrious lnjurta and occasional deaths that occur duJtng camping..__ .. not due '° campng bel but to tome odMr ~ such .. dlm-..ug, boating, _.... lldlng, IWlmmlng Of fishing. And many In- camp ln,lwta -falls, lp8inl, bums - could .. eatli1y happen at home; the ~ fercnce la that whie camping meclcal aid may not be reeddy avalJabie. Fortunataly, though, vtrtualy all camping mlsfcrtunes can be ~ by c:areful planning bcfc:n you leave home. Ant, make a list ol aD gear you will ne.d on the trtp and then assemble It. Be SUN cad\ Item la In worldng .midttk>n and that each pcnon who wtD be expected to UM It knowlhow. Nat. pa the least-used ltcms ftnt and the moet·uted Items last, so they wlD be accmlble f needed In a huny. (For exam- ... the ftnt·ald kit should be eadJ a\lal1able.) You allo should plan and route !IO'lf datindon IO thet you know how long It wlll take to get to the campaffa. ADow plenty of time IO that you neither have to huny nor tnvcl too long. Avoid travctlng at night as much as possible. When MledSng • t.ampllta, always ctwck the trees. Don't camp beneath one that Is rotMn or deed « hM hanging dud lrnt.. A sudden gust ol wind could brtng that deed wood crashing Into camp. Never Mt up camp beneath • tan. lone tree; It might attract li!timq. U campog near a rtver. be ~ }'OU' camp Is on high IJOUnd, safe &om the haa- ard of a flash flood. R.membm, It need not be raining where you ... A vlolent storm In the mountains or high country up river can Mnd tonW'lts ol wats down a lazy m-m. twn1ng •into a ~do/ ctun1ng duth np. Newr c:mnp In an ... where bouldcn could dWodge eoc:I rol Into your c:anll). Scrlhlll you .. not tuqJltlild by vtoknt .-t.. u.p • ..., In camp ftaned to the .... wuther ltllaor'I. T.U ~ caution with ftrL Con- ftne your c:.nPflre wlifill'I • tn ring Of cir- cle ol roc:b. 8ulld one tt.t II ..,,.0 and II far enough from camp IO tpmila wdJ not damage Of ignite It. 8W1d the ftre IO tht wtnd canla the llnOke away from camp. Be pllticullrty QNful what cooking owr an open tn, on a camp llow or on the range ol a NCNatlonal whlde (RV). Flame, hot er-and ~ ....... but • few eumples ol poe.ntlel dengen. If you UM glll lantiml Of helding dilvlca, take an In ~. llghtlng, tmv and sec:urtng them. ~ ~ a cMalyac heatier 1"91de a tent or an RV. The freak ecddent .. the moet ddftcult to avoid, but by propaty snpartng for canq>- lng and by using caution, the chanms ol IUCh an acddcnt ocamlng .. 1'8duc•L For exam ... f you haw hed a ~ bag dry deaned ~ be ... to air It thoroughly. Furna &om the deenlng Oukl can asphyxiate a slMper. Ventkte al tents and RVs when any hating ar cooking de- vice II \&Md. Keep your camplb dun and lltte- free. Garbage ~""* ~ growth, which can a1U1e lllnal. It Me> can atlract anlmals tn tba night that might daniagl equipment. Beware ol any animal that It partk::uJarly aggaealve; It may be rabid. Keep tabla and stow .. ,,.. ol food smell .. pC*tia RefrUaeUon ol food It lmpor1ant, and al food should be locked away when not being UMCI. Never bep food In a tent ar a tent·trak when In bes country. Ncwr -., In a tad thllt has been \.-cl for c:oob'9. lf you .. trawllng Into~ coun- try, espedally In ~ ..... .obtain good geologlcal survey rnap9 ol the - and be IUN Mat Jeatt OM pe'90f) knows when you plan to go and when you ~ to return. If pollllbls, let ..,,.,W people know~ plans. Thus. you do not return at the s&md time, men .,.... wtl t._; come~ and hq> wll be on b WBVIOOMr. Anally, ...,. gumd ...... too mud\ tun or too much ~ to coAd, Md know the trutrnmt for hut a · rJlli hausOon and,..,..,..., 111111 FAMILY #EECLY, June .. fm • 11 -------- lbe''How To"-book ol making big money with rental liomes REDUCE fNCCJME TAXES AND BE RICH, FAT 'N SASSY Tlils .. book-now In die saco.ld ····-could prove to be ....... ll08t lmpartanl Investments you •Ill •• mkal RadtbesestarUtng hlgbligbtst • How to PYf'M'kl a $3.000 lrweatment Into $300,000 or more. r • How to flnd.FHA and GI uaump- ttona orbuy with conventlonal toen t.ma find get great 14Mnge. • How to obtain .nd utlllz.e eec:oncl financing for both buying and .. 111~ • How to UM your rentals u a tax ahleld that can ettmlnate or greatly reduce your Income and a.pita! galntaicee. • How to recogntze wh~h properties to buy and which to _!YC)id. • How to recognize contr.ct tenna that must be gtven epeclal attention. • How to UM a bale llCCOUntlng ayatem that can save you valUllbl• time. • How to Obtain "creem of the crop" tenant• by using a 10 questton checkllal • How to make repaJra and Improve. menta on your time achedule and not upon the tenants demand. • How to MCI ... Uy with a unique ..... option oontfKt. • HoW to avoid coatty vac.nctes. • Plus hunckedl of other time aavlng end money mllklng tips. .... Clld 8uarltdll. "you .. alt eo11plltlly utllfled with the boOk lftlr you ""' It .. 10dap~~muntlt twahllr.tund. THE MONOPOLY GAME outllnee In euy to underatand langUllQ8 the steps to foflow In buying, mmntalnlng, rent· Ing and eetllng single famlly homes for a huge profit-and a profit that can be tax free for moet lnveatora. By follow- Ing the princlplee outllned In the book you wlll save youf'lelf hundr9da of ml• directed houra and you wlll etlmlnate bad tenants which would h4Mt coat you hundreds of dollar8 In loet rent or damages.--Whether you •r• an experienced lnveator or Just thinking about buying rental property, the Monopoly Game Wiii be an Invaluable guide. PYoperty valuee .,. conatantty on the ,..._and IMMtn mlllton astute Amer1cana .,. now enjoyfng the dollar glOWth and benefit• of alngle famlty home Investments. Maybe you ahoukS- be too? 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Humor Sodctla ol America Here It ti National HumOf Week. So how's your Mnse ol humor? Good« bed? Round or square? Short or tal? What.vu Its shlpe, Ul8 I. If you ...,, to the proph.- cts of gloom and doom, you'I need It. As comecn.n Jadde ~ says: '"What can you aped of a day which begins wtth get· ttng up 1n the mornlngr smc:. you don't know what the day has 1n ~ f« you, ma1ca 1t won 1n Y'>'R ~vor. Hwnortsas do becauac they view a ~ We: two .acMa to .wry ttory plus tha own view. Souwthltig 1lke the MW )lldge pa411k11re 0¥1r his ftnt CW. Alm hamg the proMCUl!ol"a ~ he lllkl, .. You're rlght. • When the dden- dant'a lawya ftnished, he nodded, "You're right." The veteran court derk whbpaed to him. "You can't tel than they're both right." "You know," admitted the Judge, "You're rtght." __ .._ _____ _ Quips & Quotes ------- So look '°' VoCI thNe-corneNd view. Humortzs • aunrtw. and &ook for the ab- IWd In ewrydq. A laugh wll NChmge yoc.r~ blittay nay tlnw. / .,()ne of )IOU has lo gel off thfa .::ale ... LETS GLOSS nos THING OVER TheH en~ that aav, Hooe 0 good day, Whdl oChcn fnultie you lo .mas. l lcnp Iha. fn mind Wh.neucr I /titd rm polfaJrlng ~and ... -Mrs. Roecmorta Wllllomt0n I'm very, vay tolerant. I readily condone Most any lin or error - Providing It's my own. -G.orgM Starbuclt Golbratth A baaeboll fem &Oal exploi,rdng the /fn. polnla of the 9l1lM to 0 Jq_rdgn WllUJr. ..,, &.corb ,,. IOOJI: .. hen thre&J>otlian ltrlk• out, the apon90r KOr"SS o commado/." -LaneOlf~ The .nsJY ledy wet ICOktng t. ~= "Thaw ... more th.n a dcmn empty....._ key bottJa In the doeet. W1MN do they al come from?" .. Don't ask me,• rwpled the husband c:ooly. .. I never bought an empty whtakey bottle In my life." -Mn. Ro.Sanda The votG'I of our dly ... dliltennlhed lo control ~· We "* YOeed to lln,a the tlnnl of future offk:ehoWm ao one ~ t.m or $90,000, wtti•wr CDl'Da ftrlt. -\Wbn Lodgs 1HROUGH A CHllD"S EYES Kida -life d!ft.l'W!Uy. Send orlglnal contrtbutlone '° "Child, .. F81nUyWeeldy, 841 l.Pfngton Ave., N.Y., N.Y. 10022. $10 If UNd-none rweumed. Wble~_..... ......... ., ...,..,..-olcl -_,IF ly 8CI ICI ..... baa .......... ... ......... ....... told ..... dmhe ........... ~shoo It ............ ...,. .. a.. ,...... tddallp. ......... ~ too.• PEOPLE QUIZ/By John E. Gibson How aware are people of their appearance? Why is a· person's attitude toward his first name important? FIND OUT HOW WELL YOU KNOW YOURSELF TRUE OR FALSE? l. The average person's COO$Cloutness of how he looks Is so vague that If he met hkmelf walking down the stred, he prob- ably wouldn't even say "hello." 2. People who are ~ aware of their strengths and weaknesses b?nd to keep their own eounsel and ani hardest for others to get to know. 3. YOOT attitude towaTd your first name provides a due to the way you feel about yourself. 4. If you heard yourself talking, you prob- ably wouldn't have the slightest Idea who It was. S. People who seldom dewlap any real rapport with their innermost feelings and desires seldom get to know anyone else weJI. either. 6. The more sensltlvely you attune your• self to your emotions. needs and latent ab4hties the closer you oome to the unlvcr· sal goal of ~lndlng your authentic Identity. ANSWERS l . True. In his treatise summing up the flndlngs ol studies on "Body Conscious- ness," psyc'ho&ogist Seymour Fisher ob- serva that Mil you walk lnto a room in which theJe Is a rmm:. of whose existence you are unaware and you are unexpected- ly confronted ~ your own image. the chanon are that you will momentarily feet that you are face to face with an unknown, somehow alien. person." Even when a penon takes & good look~ h8.. tends to do IO superftdaOy. tt.ough an et.borate Mt of seJedtve flltcm and screens, seeing only what he Wishes to Sft. The average penon tends to "keep his distance" when viewing himself. 2. Folse. Psychological studies at the Uni· ventty of Florida have shown that people become better acquainted with themselves and gain ~ ~bl Into theW Inner- most fcehn91 and· attitudes as they reveal thamelves In doM friendship&. In addi- tion, as a person unfolds his Ideas to another, he reveals them to hlmsd; peo- ple who keep their. thoughts and feelings bottled up tend to maintain ooJy a surface relationship with theJr own Inner selves. S. True. Studies at West Virginia Wesley· an College revealed that 9'dtvlduals who ra..ed their first names tended to have more positive attitudes toward themsel\.les than thote who disliked their first names. Slnee most people feel that their names are a part of them -built-In like an .m or a fin. ger -It foDows that there should be a reJa... tionshlp between a persons attitude t~ ward hll'n9elf and toward hts name, parti- cularty In the case ol an uooommon ftrSt name. 4. True. When wa speak, we eound much differently to ourse!va than we do to others. In studies spontcfed by the Na- tional lnstttute of Mental Health, tape recordings were med« ol subjects ol v9ious aga and walks ol lfe. The tapes provided lnOlt ol them with the opportuni- ty to hear fOf the first ttJM how their voices actually IOUnded. MOif llstenedto a playback of their YOiCeS with no sign ol recognitioq and ~ lnaedulous when assured that the voice each heard truly was his own. ' 5. True. Psychologltt Sidney M. Jourard, who has made an extensive study of the subject, Onds that many people wat • mask or "public tdf" that has little In com· mon with their real sd and that lnspfra the wne lcind of beabrMtnt from others. This role-playing makes human relation- ... an empty, manJnglesi fmat., In which neJther party gels acquaintad with the real person. That often happens to a person whole real llelf Is faldnatlng but wbo never '-ts It show. Conseqv,ndy, he never raly gets to know ~. and nobody gm to know '*n. Eventualy he bes touch wlh what he~ is actualy ... 6. True. ~ Erich Fromm has found,. Ml-. of~ to_b& 90 \lb& chat a penon uldrnately must find tome" nJanS of AtiS(ytng IL And ~ J.F.T. &gental. who has evaluated leading 1ae.ach on this IUbjer:t. defines a~ of ~ -"'the --ol ~ dwc' In ooc's own lie" • oppMed to feeing Wt.a • .,.... ipedat "· ilddltg to ,,....,at cflrctiOn and guided lmrilel9 by the winds of chancit. A ..-of identity is a rodt· aolld -·· ~ person.i diltlncdon and worth that encourages a person LO belkMr he b an auJhenric human being ,_ with untold potential. lilW ~AMILV WEIEIQ.Y,.luoe II, 1117 e 11 • @bservations "' ..._. ~ VYour Money's Worth in Foods." a government publication you can get for the prlee of a postcard. has a wealth of in!ormalion on how to cut costs when shopping 10< meat. dairy products. frujts, vegetables. bread. and cereals. Example: wtlet's the better buy-boneless round steak at $1 .80 a pound, bofle.in po<t< loin roast at $1 .50, or spare ribs at $1 .39? Answer: the boneless round steak at S 1 .80 a pound. (You get more servings per pound from boneless cuts.) The tree publication. prepared by the USDA Agricultural Research $4!fV'ice. can be ob- tained trom: Consumer Information Center. General S4!rvices Administration. Department 637E, Pueblo. ColoradO 81009 "I can ·1 understand why rm not happier. I have everything-a loving wife, three wonderlul children. a beautiful home. a successful business. and a live-in ac- countant to handle all my government form..s ." The peopWa choice. Early this year. the Roper Organization polled people on what they thought should be done to solve the nation ·s energy problems. Four out of five fawred more off$h0re exploration for oil and gas. and ~rnJ!l8nf pR,gram to develop solfr energy. Most people also recommended more strip mining tor coat. and Increased development of nuclear energy. Those who were willing to make sacrifices for energy conservation were in the minority. Of course. both conservation and increased production are "musts" for the U.S. But with today's emphasis on the forme<, let's not forget about the lattec Bottom of U.. .,.,,...__,..,...On April 3, we said government agencies print enough forms each year to fill four million cubic feet of space. Well, one of our research scientists figured out that burning so much paper would provide the energy equNalent of 12 mlllloo gallons of gasoline. So, if aH ~cars In Washington ran on red tape, we knOW whefe a 20-daysupply could be found. Uc:IEa.,.. ......._Inspired (and otherwise) names few businesses in New 'Wbtk City: CosmlC Messet>ger SeMce, Inc. ~ godS!); The Athlete~ Foot (a sports st'°9 store); and Pt/vale Eyes (glasses of COUf98). Any nominations from your neighbof'hood? \Wit award a S25 U.S. Savings Bond for those we print. Mil your entrlestoBoxSS.atthe&ddressbelow.(tScr&amKonerofCocoaBeact\.FIOttda, is~ ... and forgiven.) ' MOREY Suggestions for Protecting Your Checks When Bil Traven left town on a wed-long ~ nesa trfp, he didn't know a - acdy how much the repairs on hit honM alr-condltk>n- lng system would COit, so he llgned • blank check and gave It to hit wife. She didn't dllcovcr until five days late that the had lcllt the check. She put ... stop ~t" mder on It at the bank .W.t llWlaY -but It was too late. Som.one had found the check, ftDcd In the name ol a payes and the sum ol $176.89, and CMhed It. The Travers couldn't get their money beck. That II one cumple ol what can happen when stmple check-prot.ction rula .. owriooked. Herc, &om a variety ol banking sources, •• 10mC guideposts for cheddoitac- ccunt ownG'I: 1) Never llgn a blank check. 2) Don't ~a check out to .. cash" -anyone who ftnds It can cndorM It. 3) When Mlr'9 In the "amount payable," start• the f• lcft end ol the b . That makes It lmpcmlJle for anyone to .. ,..,.the check by writing another number In front ol the amount. 4) Don't carry checks with your driven bmc, aed.tt cards and other ldentlftcatkm bearing your signature. Thus If your wallet b lolt or stolen, a forger will not have a model for your signa- ture. 5) Don't lend or borrow blank checks. The '11\agnctic code numbcn that Identify your account stlll acttv.i. the computers even If they are aOlled out. 6) When you get new checks and depoelt sips, make sure your correct ac- count number II on them. -N_.... Ldi 11u ... dOBMANSBIP Listening Between The Lines Can Cut H~les As a chlld, you pobably ~the game In which a mes- sage II whissMnd from penon to penon, tine! ~ laughs at tta ftnaJ prblcd venkln. At wen the garbled YCl'- slon ls 11:11 common, but l's not amusing; lt'a huardow to your ancr. A Unlwrdy ol Minnesota audy cllllcoYcr.d iMt lnunedlatety afta ~ to • ~ peoplc remcmbcNd only ... ol what they'd heerd. lJltenlna &o.. however, em- broils people In mlsv.ndentandln wtth customcn, ~ worken and supcrlon. Common ~ rnlDkn that a.ta )ob hallles ~ FMe A...,. Tuning out If you think the spaMr ls go. Ing to talt .bout eomcthing dul or dlfflcuJt. ,.. • ...._ .... Gdng dwough the mo- tions ol looking lntcrae.d wtlk ~ mlnd wanderL ~ tt. Trytngtore- mcmbcr .wry ...... This Interfere. with undmtand- lng when ~ Aki. ,.. ,...._ Someone starts to tel you ~thing with wttil you ~. The next few tentenma might have _... nat«i ~ anga But you've already tuned out 10 YQ'.1 could concentrate on your Nbuttal. Oft·.-0.. Every nobe or passing penon d1strads you. To ablorb the mu.lfllW11 from buslna. ~. you need ectiv. llstcntng technlqua. Conldoully ra6st re- lulng when tomCOM talta to you. q,namk Supervlllon, a ~ newslettiert a:pWns tNd ~ls "a lot .. ntadlng between the Ina. .. That II why you haw to~ the pcnon who's~ ful act1w attention. -s.a. Pr f4or• PEOPLE AltD YOU Your Personal Appearance: . How Important Is It? A few years ago many people seemed to go out ol thetr wey to k>Ok masv and dlstwveW. To do IO WM con- 91dered llylrh et the dme, but many men and women d appaNntfy bdew the "messy II men honest" Idea. Numer- ous psychologtcal cxpab1~ rcportid In many of the top rruerch )ournelr now hlrYc prowd, ~ that d'°9e who talc. the troubls to k>Ok wd ~.haw a valuable advantage In .a their human contacts. The raarchcn found that when an eHrectiv. pcnon ex- .,,.... an oplnion, It ls taken more salou!ly d\111\ when the llVtnlQC 1*10f1 ~ tWs mind; at IOdal gatherings, others rapond to good looks with Interest; and when the good- lodclng ONS went llOfMthin!t; their *"**' .. hon«ed men frequently than .. the wtst-. ol other people. At work, pcap&e wtD put forth more effort for attractlve- looklng co-wortc.s and supervllon than they will for thole who look llovenJy. And In dally llfc people tend to have a stereotyped reaction to personality thM I& beted on appw111-ice. They ~ con9dously aaumc that good looks will me.an that they .. medng a .,._. lngpenondty. Al this MCmS to prove that time, dfOrt and mon- ey spent for the right clothes and .,.nonal td- iett. ~ not frivolous ln- dulgcnca but necessary fnvatr'Mnts required for poeltM eaieptance. -SWrl.,Sloma F.._ MICHAEL YORK IS A QUIET AND CIVILIZED PERFORMER After years of training, he now ls one of the screen's most accomplished actors. Mk:hael York Is skmtng In The Island of Dr. Moreau, a mou~ about an obsased sdtmt1sts attempt to change beasts Into ~n. By Mary Long Behind a pair of tinted glasses, Michael Yorit't eyes shine with delight. "In this movie I tum Into a wild beast." he says happily, .. and end up battltng It out with the other animals." The British· born, repcrtcxy·tralned actor Is talking about his just·completed ftlm, ~ Island o/ Doctc:x Mo- reau. o movie made Immediately aftu his portrayal ol John the Baptist In the much-ac:dalmed recent television spttial, Jesus of ~rcth. Yorit spent months bearded and In sandals, reading Sc:rlpture and studying religious paintings to help prepare himself for that task. "So this movie was something of a change of pace," tM! says with great seriousness. showing off a nice English flair f<lf understatement. At 35 years of age, Yod< has appearwd In 25 ma)Of lllms. .. That sounds simply wonderful, of coune. but a couple of them have been hissed and booed right off the tcreen." he says. "There was one film -complete with on all-star cast -that the critics compared to a big. stale marshmallow. But I've always believed that the way to learn how to do a thing II In doing It. and I was anxloUs to learn, to stretch my range as an actor. So. even when I was offered a part that deflnitely was not God's gift to the dnema, I usually took It." American audlcnees, how· ever, generally remember Yorit In some very suc:cessful screen ef· forts: as the dashing, volatile Ty- balt In Romeo and JufJet. as Brian Roberts. the shy author en- tangled In the sordid life of night· dub singer Sally Bowles.In Caba- ret and as a boyish and endear· lngly clumsy D'Artagnan In The Three Mu.slcateers and The Four Musketeers. Despite what he calls an .. almost neurotic'' effort to avoid being typecast, Vorit often Kems to flnd himself being asked to portray men who are similar to the Brian Roberts char· acter: sweet, Intelligent, some- how endangered, Innocents. Yorit's background provides a few clues as to why he portrays a quiet man of civilized lntelllgence with such &Rill. Born In the town of Fulmer, In th.! county of Buck· lnghamshlrc, his family was, by his own reckoning, .. very ~ class" and, with ,the C'lCceptlon of a Welsh ~mother who loved to sing, totaJly wtthout theatrical tta or ambittons. Hit father's dream was for his son to follow In his footst~ by attending Oxf«d Unlventty. At Oxford, Michael earned an hon· ors degree In English literature but spent aU his spare time work· Ing with the unlvcrslty's ex- perimental theater campany. ~ aha graduation. ha audlHoncd for the Royal Shak.e. pear. Company and the Nation- al th.atrc, Eng)and's two most pestlglous acting compenla. Wbm he was accepted by boch, he chose the latter because of his tremendous admiration for Sir Laurence OIMer. who at that time headed the National Theatre. York spent two years there. "It was a factory. I began dasMS at 10:00 In the morning. ldt at 11:00 at night. 'There was ln- ttrudlon In mowmcnt, vdce, fencing -evaytbing ~ could think af. What I loved best about ft was that Its administration was 10 democratic. I often would ftnd my.elf at limbering-up lellkxn doing knee bends next to Sir Laurence." York did mostly walk-on parts and undentucfied the more ad· vanced actors. It was during one af thac Nemlngty lnslgnlfbnt walk-om that he was spotted by direcu Franco 1.efflrelb, who asked him to make 11 ICl'een test. In no tfme flat, Yorit was trans- formed from a student doing-bit parts to a star In a multtmllllon dollar film. The Taming of the Shrew, alongside Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton. He alto found himself worldng for a director who, In his own wonts. "demands all but the lm- poss*>le... Zefftretll designed his own costumes, photographed the natives of location vllages to hand-pick his extras and made enormous demands upon his acton. "That was a dream-come-true ttme for me," says YOfk. "It was what rd always fantasized about doing -being In the movies, making my way to HoDywood. But If It didn't work out, I would twlve been happy going beck to the theater, doing what I had been doing befOfC." Yorit ended up becoming a favorite of Zefffrelb's. one of the few actors he chooses to work with constantly. "I think It's be· cause rm English," says Vorit lightly. "My British ways as an ac- tor snm to offset his ltallan excesses. "I can ha m«e se.lectivc now about what I want to do. 8egtn cal1ing the shots about my carter -In a nice way. rm not famous, you know. Ten sack loads of mail don't arrive at my door each day, the way I Imagine they do for Al Paclno or Dustin Hoffman. In a way, this gives me much greater freedom as an actor." It there a particular direction he'd like his career to take? ••t want to do more comic perts and theater wotk."' he says. "And ShMapure -rd love to do TM Tomtng of the Shrew wtth Stntsand. I think lha'd fR be fantastic." Ill.I l'AMll.V WffK.LY, JUM I, 1tn • t1 The otd order of things is crumbling. Some people are upset. Some are angry Some are at the point of despair. For ell these ills. history I• a welcome antidote. Cultures and ways of life twlve changed radically before The Roman Empire wasted away. Barl>.rians invaded EU<ope Seem· ingty endless wars .. pped the erMWJY of nations. Yet, always. the human spirit. poS$11tSS8d of a God.given tough· ness. found ways to survive and triumph. We believe that world-changes. for all their human causes. are newrtheless always under Gdd's control As man follows his plgrim way upon the earth, trying to make it a little better before he goes to his eternal destiny. God is always with him. History illustrates this over and over. Even In life's darkest hours, the record shoW$ God standing _by mankind with unfaHing love ~nd support. We invite you to read something of this record We have a summary history of Christendom from the beginning Ulltil the present day. It's a pamphlet called "The Christian Pilorlmage." It win give you new hope. Write for it today No one will call on you r-FREE-Mail Coupon Todayl-------------1 - PleaStl send F,.11 Pamphlet entitled "The Christian Pilgrimage" FM-21 TMtl offw Is tlmlted ID -fNt pempf!Mt. Name~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Addreu--.~~~~-~~~~~~~~~- City __________ Sui.___ Zip __ _ I CATHOLIC INFORMATIO.. SERVICE I Knl&lllS •• coLu•aus I P. O. lloa 1971. New HaVM, Cpnn. Oll21 ..,. ~------------------------------- FIND TREASURE~ I Know Your Rlgbta Wbea Yoa -Suy On Time"' Buying on ttmc Is one ol our greatest con- veniences. But It's 4"o somewhat confus.. Ing, and mistakes and mllundcnt.andlngl arc frequenL Here are eeven aMnUal pointa to remember. Doa't .... Wore 909 reed. Undar- stand aD the terms In the contrad. All lmge °' long-tmm contracts should be wrtttcn In advance and read weJI before betng ligNd by buyer and Ider. Get advice II you need ti, and get a copy cl the contnct. Keow laow __. It coeta. Understand about .. savice charges'" and ocher hidden com be/ors you sign a contract High In- terest rates can cost you plenty. a. ... ,_aa....e.., •• U you, .. behind, the 1ellc can tMc t>.dt (rept1•aa) ~and you may ic.. what you've already paid. You 1.11ua/1v get 10 days to pay after a repo&Mmon. Kaow wtio..,.. w11M. You may get the goods, but not the tide (~ until aD payments are maiil.. Meanwhile. you are stlll llabM If goods .. lolt, stolen Of dam- aged -I.e ., you still are legally 1aponG- blc for paying the seller. C1aeck tt.e-.na• It II your ~edlor\ If goods are defect!Ye when bought. You can we the rnelcer or the Miler for ~ mcnt or refund, or If you arc Injured be· cause ol a defect. Know aboat pa ...... That Is, when you exchange goods you CNJn fm a lmlted time In exchange fm money. You get your property back I/ you pay loen plus Interest within a year. State laws say what top ln- Mrat dwrge <*I be. .. Be eare to keep aD paperw that arc re- lated to things you buy on ttme. Need help? See the 8dt.r 8uslnal Bu- rau or lAgal Aki Soday In your .... Three New .... Yoe'U loft e What's made ol mullet, mlt, sugar, mustard, paprika, red pepper, ginger and allsp4ce and goa weD with sauerkraut and basebelJ? Tiw !P8t Amer1can flshclog. Unlventty of Florida sdentbts announced that they have created the surrogate sau· sage, whk:h may be more nutritious than Its ~ and beef Pfed«:a&on. Tiw ftsh- dog has 10 percent fat. compered to the hot dog's 30 percent. • A manufacturing company In Mem· phis, Tenn .. has designed the perfect end· Ing '°' persons afflicted by the monogram aaz.e -personalized caskets. They come with eight-Inch letters (available In sky bfue, desert sand, halvest gold °' sap- phire) . which ani attached to the lnskfe lid ol the casket. If the buyer chooses, the In· slgnia ol a favorite club or organization can be substituted f°' the middle initial. • You can get your smoothest shave yet with automobile lubrtcant, seys raearch engineer cave Askwith ol ~·Leeds UniVCTSlty. The reason, he explains, Is that rum blades gftde more smoothly In an oll· • type co.ting then In ordinary foam , and they don't wnr out so quickly. At the end ol six months with this kind ol shavlng, Askwith maintains he Is llll .. It -and shaving wtth the same blade. ....xwmr ,,.,....__,.,~ ............... 9 llbton,... ll l••V.P..-..~ ~ .... u....., b I tk ... aooet OIGanno T....U.. Wltll A Pet S, Car Motion **nas has to be eo11Sideaed when you're travelng by c.ar wtth your pet. Train yo4Jr pet 10 minutes at a time, then 20 minutes. then 30 mlnuta, until he has graduaDy adjusted hb tense ol balance to the movtng vchldc. Fsed the animal thrft hours befOfe traveling and give him water one hour before you love. Until your pet has c:ultlvated lteady a.gs and· • calm stomach, kap the scat covers protected. Open window. to vemtat. the aw, but don't let hts had hang out the wlndCNI - .... could get dirt and -In his eyes and nose, and Im an and ttWOllt could be- come Inflamed from the wind. Stop evesy few houn to ~ your dog watwr and a romp. But be.,... to kffp him on a leash. For your cat~ comfort. keep a shallow box tmedwith att litter on the beck floor ol the ca Cawton: whm you I.ave your pd tn a ~ear, keep the wtndow open enough so he can get frah air but can't )ump out. Otherwise. your pet could suffocate. Leftlee Not Left Oat The <*!. myth that left-handed persons .. ewlcward and dull-witted II a creation ol right-hand.rs that should be dlsca'ded. says Dr. Sandra Wltellon, a San Francbco c:hlld ~-"U a dll1d wants to wrtte wtth his left hand, nobody should Inter- fere. Don't think It's going to IACI to a laming problem, as JIOfM parents be- lliew. That IOl't of wrongful attitude could be detrtmental to a child's c:onftdenoe." What's needed .. 10tne even.handed facts about one of th. wodd's mlnonties:--- • Uruv.ntty cl Callfornla aaecchet, Dr. Curtis turdyck, NCendy conducted • study ol 7. 488 IChoolchddrtn that showed no signt&ant dlff..nce In rudtng sklBs and "'lntellectual and cognitive perfor- mance• between 11gbt·baoders and lefties. who ~ 7 pccent ol the study group. • Diana O.utsch ol the On1va51ty of Cali- f~ FrandlCC> reports ftndtng left. handers tupCrtor to rlght·hanct.s In per· cetvtng '<sound complexma" In ~ phonic music. INTllE WORLD •• ~ Be Alert To The Warning Signe Of Teenage AJcohollam "Any parent with a kid who gets drunk falrty olten should be lllQnied about It," says Dr. Moms Chafetz., dtrecta ol the Na- tional lnstlhate on AJc.ohol Abuse and Al- coholb.m. Aside from bouts ol actual drwtkcnnas, parents must be alert to theN other li!PW .. wd; Any young .,.... eon who needs a drink m two to functk>n nonnaly has a potential problem, and any dramattc change In personality -for ex- ample, a quiet te~ who suddenly be· coma bo6sterous -may be associated with dmldng. If a teenoge cbtnldng pro- blem penbts. plb'ents will find that the soun:a ol help arc about the same as thole ~ to adult drinkers. Many chapters ol Alcohollcs Anonymous now have i.nage members. Young P9QPle can also tum to AIAnon, origlnaDy estab- lished to help dole reJativa ol alcohob. How To Get The Bat Bargalna At Sprl .... &ea.on Sala You can latch onto the best bargains at spring sales by followtng thae simple nila, seys Dolores Kludunan, acting head ol the home economJa department at South Dakota State Unlwrslty. • Think ahead to faD and winter when you buy spring-sale dotha. Avoid faddish ar· tides and Mlect a basic wardrobe cl stmplc design that won't appear out ol fashion later. •Remember that chOdren grow. Buy things that will flt them property when they are slightly larga, or that can be adjustec! as they grow. • Watch wcxiunanshlp. A garment's no bergein II tt Isn't decently made. • Shop for Chrtlttnas, wedding and birth- day gtftl al sprtng mies. Ollldren's toys, for Instance, go up In prtc:e In the faD and are cheapest .-ound May and June. • You can save on small appl1anca In the sptng; garden tools and fumltu.re .,. good May.June buys. New stocks that arrive later In the year may be ~ cooskler· ably~. • Us4ld CAJS aren't bargains In the spnng. ~ .,.. many more sales In late IUl1UDCr • Qvldll'aka Woma...U.mon....tlly.._ Gltetl, according to studlcs done ba; Or. Wade Macby of the Uruv. of Va •... n. ..... dna ... bo. of .... blrttl .., ..... .,._ ........... bf die ...m.. M.teorologlst H.L. Lansberg ol the Univ. ol Md. notes that the end ol human pregnancy has a va- rtatlon factor ol about 10 <l.ys. which may be due to the weather. A study ol a large number ol births showed that la- bor S2aMd most oft&n wt)m the WU~ er was In '"phaM 3" (steady m ~ falling pressure). with bkth oa:un:tns .., "phase 4 .. (warm, moist u , falllng pressure. rising 'Minds and pcedpbr tlofl) .... Sc-.elt••· ....... ... a...n,aabe•awerdlf~ IL you get a tkbt In any ol the Univ. of South Ronda's 34 perking lots, the fine II used to ftnance echolanhlps .... The --* ............ of ....... raat..,_. doa't ...._ u,thblt to do wttll food. IO:IOldlng to • Nmnt In- dustry SU1YeY-Stxty-t&x pen:cnt ol the restaurant patrons named dow or !Nd· tentive MMce .. the most frequent an- noyance. The second-molt hq.Mnt complaint was dirty gtasMs. dishes or aUvaware .... Tbe Food ...t °'91 Ad.mlalslradoalaM)ls9t ...... .. bell-. ..... to .... COMa ... ... .............. ....,.,.~ tile ............ 11r1....-,--=--ThrHt-I FDA ordemt ttn. types ol tce-oum labels to be used ba; July l , 1979. Now ISstcn anfully: If an a cream conbdnl no ~ ftavorfne, the label wtl read '"pach Ice aeam," or whatever fruit or f1aVCJI' was used. U an ar1lftdal flavor Is used to enhance the rul f1aVCJI', the labef will read .. peactt..Ravored Ice cram." In those caMS, somcwhent ei. on the &abel must be the phrlllC "artlftdal flavor added." The thtd cue tnvotves dwuse -' more .,uf1dal than real flavor. When that happens. the label-must rad "artlftdal pach k:e- crcem." BIRTHDAYS (el Gemini) -s-dli, - Bill Moyers 43; Bill Hayes 50 .• _.. - Bjorn Borg 21 . .._.., -Tom Jona 'II . ......, , nd., -Jama Darrvn 41; Nancy Sinatra 37; Alex» Smith 56. Th....., -Robert Cummlngl 67; F. Lee Beiley 44; Pr1nCl8 Philip 56. ,......., - Wiiiiam Styron 52; Arthw Aaa. 34; Mau· l1ce Sendak 49; Jullia Haydon 67. ~ 4blf -~Im Nabors 45; Vic 0.010M 49. Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Yoor Health. ~s.8f'd the price is 2~114.1!. T't..-lt'eexClfl .. t, ~ly iailored doubllknit trouSle'1 for the finest o • fOf Important •Ms calls, end for buslnes trawl. 2 p.irs for only $14.96, postpeid to your door I Millions of executives from all over America deal direct with Haband and they pocket tremendous savinp on all 'their clothing needs. YOU CAN TOO I Now 11 •good tlrM ro /fJ /'I , I I SADDLllACI IMW 28402 Marguerite Parkway Mission Viejo H 1 ·2040 -494-4949 CllVIH MOTOIS .. 208 W. 1st St. Santa Ana -135-3171 ROY CAIVll IMW THIODO•E IOllMS FOID 2060 Harboi-.&lvd. Costa Mesa-642-0010 SUHSIT FOID 5440 Garden Grove Blvd. Westminster-646-4010 1540 Jamboree Road llC1~l .. Newpe>f't Beach -640-6444 CADILLAC MAIERS CADILLAC 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540.tl 00 CHEVROLET CONNELL CHIYIOUT 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -546-1 zoo DATSUN IAIWICIC DATSUM 33375 Camino Capistrano San Juan Capistrano lll·IJ71 493-3375 DOTDATSUM 18835 Beach Blvd. Hunt. Beach -14Z..nll I UMIYHSITT OLDSMOllLI 2850 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540.9640 AUIM Ol.DSMOllLI. CADIU.Ac-& GMC 28332 Camino Capistrano Laguna Niguel -lll-GIOO HONDA 10M CiOODWIM HONDA 700 S. Harbor Blvd. F-ullerto!l -171.0412 LINCOLN-MERCURY JOHMSOM & SOM UMCOLM-MBCUIY 2626 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -140.5630 .. __ -, lV WUK. JUNE II. 1977 OLDSMOBILE UMIYHsm Ol.DSMOllLE 2850 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -140.9640 PONTIAC IOMGOODWIM PONTIAC -GMC 70Q S. Harbor Blvd. Fu1rerton -171.0412 PORSCHE-AUDI CHICK IYEISOM, IMC. 445 E. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach -67J..0900 TOYOTA llU.MAXIY TOYOTA 18881 Beach Blvd. Hunt. 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(drt) '58-lncnd Ber1m111. t.OD • @ Cl) <ID Ill a:> "A s-MM ,..._ .. lllll" (drl) '77- Dlvid J1naen. An11t 01e•lnson, Todd looliinlend. TUESDAY, JUlll 7 l:ll •a:> "Mlttrl" (•d'4) '62-Jolln W1r111. E111 librt1nelll WUMllSOAY, JU• I 6:JO e Cl:) "Nebr!" Concl (ed'I) '62-John Weyn• l• •a:> "Tiie lW ftt111 ......,..,. (eOlll) '46-0111111 Klye t:te • ((17) CI>) Cl) Cl:) .,.,._. GllM" (1t1·f1) '73-Chlrtton Heston' lltUDllAY, JUllt I &:• • a:> "1lll ""*' T.,.... (dra) '73-""r Th1nna. An1i• Otck1111on t•. Cl:).._ c:.I" (11!Y) '68-RICMfd Booo•. Vn Milts. • • Cl:) "A Wee ts ~ (ns) '70-Etnts1 l!orllllne t:00 8 U Cl) 9 D a:> "Clllfle '*: A FIN lli&M fir A ...._, <*'> 77-Qu Callie., 1111911 Bellamy f11ilAY, JUlll 10 ~Cl:) "1'I-="'" (drl) '61-0wrtn McGntn, Su11 CamlOll .. •cm <dra> ·11 -i.c. w-ild. MJll Les1tt e (all Cl)) a:> "Tiii hit a.nu. c.Mef' (wa) '74-lllT'f Mlflell •a:> "ltlw Gtw •• -11..,.. (drl) '41-W.tttr Pidceon, . M1urttn O'Har1. t:JOe (9 CD) a a:> "Uilil'..,.. («111) '74-Blyttlt Dlllllff. SATUD•, JUtll U 5:tl • a:> '1111 ,... llht OW' (dra) '70-Eh Wallach UO •~ "A Printl'• Mllh" (com) ·~9-Sll Millto. Chrilt111t Cerere . • (1:).,.. Dll't-.., • ........ (dtl) '62-ltltlllll .. Ht,. NII. ·1-11 ~If. weeooa•cm....,. ... n..~c-> ·g...a• .... YlllCtllt f'rltt. I THIS WEU ON CHANNEL 50 KOCE-TV ORANGE COUNTY TELEVISION SUltDAY, .Mnlf S l:tO c.e-. Slnttal Kii HllllUllCIC...t HI.., ta Ille.,._. S:tOlllicalr .... 5:.JOlil .. ...._ l:tl 0.. U,.. A 0... 6:JO ... , ...... 1=---L ... Dlcutataty llacut "Guess W!lo's Precnant" In 1977, one out ol e.ery 10 American lJlls under 19 will become Pftllllnl. This docu mentary tells the story behind tl11t sllotklnc stetlSlic t:OO .. S-0 " Merkl t:JO s.111 ., ~ 10:001'1,..,.. llOWOAY, JUllll l:tO,.,.,.... tJOMetM&ttc.t l:OO s.... Stttet 4:Gl1-11 4:JO Decttlc c...,.., ~ ...,....,....,...,._ 5:.JONa .... ,. ,.. '*',.,.. 7:00 TM hlee $a11t An nquislte e~hon ol the hwinc habits ol llM fTtt and u•trammeled u 11111ls of Sovttl AmttlU 7:31~~ ttt ... -£nil IMa l:JI n. ..... lllml'I t.ton.o..ws.. ..... U:tl ~ ""'1 ...... \ \ UC News Qoseup-Nudur rower: '"' & Con," a specia~ two-part euminltloft of the 11udur power industry, will foais on the be111fits arid hwra of procluclfta lltctrk power from 1111tlur' IDlro, Tuadar It lOPM Ill ABC. Casb (from top) -to traaport pbrtollium must ... desipM wtth I kllft .,. Oft"'"'· npblllS ABC News Sdenct Editor Jules Beftm•n wflo pl'Mides tlle "pm" of nudur power hi the document.Irr specill. Berp11n obsems tll• casb llllfta bum·tested lft jet fuel at the Sandi• Llborltoria, nar ~-. Ntw lllnk:o, limulltina en lsped of 1 lll•nt crash. ABC News camera takt riewtn te the Millstone nuclear power plant in Wlt1rfont, ConMcticut, wfltre 1 thint 1utlur plant is •der construction, 1nd win Md to the site's curr111t two-pbnt capacitJ. TM first st.ep hi the manufacture of nucleer fuel b pefformed 1t the AucoMa "111(Mttom)11111 Giants, Ntw lllealco, wtltrt UC News ~ ftopr Plttnoft dacribes the process of 11tract1n1 11t111lum 30I, Of "yellowcake," fn>m uranium ore. , ..... ---r TV WEEK. JUNE 5. 1977 ANIMAL LOVE Dan Haggerty was tho~en to star in The Life and Times of Gmzly Adam' because of ht\ special love for animals a~ well d' lor hi\ dcling dbil11y "I love them all but liom are my lavonte because they live 1oge1her dS tompanions and 11 's easier for humans 10 communir ate with them You can't rely on animal' to understand you You musl understand them like humam. they have their moods. their good and bad days You can only push them so far before they turn on you " Haggerty co-star\ with a 500-pound bear "cub" in hi\ Wednesday (8·4PM) senes The muscular 6 fool 1 inch bearded actor portrays the real-life James 'Grtzzly" Adam ... abo known as W1ll1am Adams. lame' Capen Adams and lohn Adams. a fur-trapper and mountain man who 1s being pursued for a cnme he d1c.J nol commit. Rather than fac~ an tnev1tabl~ jail sentence. Adams rt'lreats to the wilderness where k e adopts a new life· style, befnendmg wild animals, including a bear cub who lives with him. Born and ra1~ed in Hollywood, Haggerty mamed at an early age-17-anct relocated tn the Malibu Canyon area with wife Dian(' Soon after se ttling into theft new residence, Haggerty hocked their furniture-refrigerator and stove-to buy his fir~l lton cub W1thm a short time. he was a self-taught an1mcll trainer, engaged m the busi· nes~ of tramtng wolv<'rtne\, eagles. elephants, ch1m· panzee~. hawks, bears, wolve\, wild boar and S1benan tigers for the Tarzan ~ertes and vanous theatncal productions "The earlier you get a wild animal the easier 1t is to tram," reported Haggerty His specia l knowledge of handling wild animals, such as his senes companion Ben, a 500-pound Grizzly Bear, enables Haggerty to do scenes that most actors would find 1mposs1ble . "Domg this ser1e\ is comfortable for me because animals and I gel along well," he explained "They have been good to me and I love them "If it wasn't for them I don't know what I would be doing. The animals have been a great growing experi· ence for me. Through them I have met many beautiful people and many doors have opened up to me.'' Haggerty concluded. I -4:30- • hyal J1Mltt Tues. Satellite COWtralt of the ••Y tm1ls In lllt y111·IOn& h1ppenin1s hono1in1 Queen £1tubttll II of Ensilnd on the OCC1S1on of htt' 2Sth yur on tht tlwone &¥ban Wattm and Ptttt Jeft!MftlS holt-e: oo as-s...ar · a~ r-, SM. Tuts. Cowrap al Ille celebrahon of Quett [klJM!h's 2Slll 1'11 as Quetn .C... ..... ...aTues.u pandtd conra&t to .1nclwde the Queen's Ju01let CtlfblallCHI (l)s.rbas-dlt Gftltllm ID U!Mnitr ti the Alt; ~ 111 llWltllla l ues. (lllJ Cl)) c.-bllp!M -6:30- • t..11 11 th Sttt11ll• Mon . Wed .. Fn .. ....._II a.tlMtt Tua . Tllun ...... _Olty ...... ............ Cll Gal~ •• c. ... 9C...Dly 7:00 • Cll (fm Cl)) .... e Qll CJ) ma • r-, $1119 e 11111 a. 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Lile, and written and 111rrated by Evan Jones, lhe powerfully dramatized sa1a unfolds in 1750, when the sh1pp1n1 of staves to the American colonies and the rest of the New World was at its he11hl. It concludes more than e11ht decades later wrth lhe emanc1pahon of an slaves throu1hout the Brrllsh Empire-nearly thirty years before our own Emancipation Proclamation. The dramatization has a live, news-documentary quahty and the impact of some seaments 1s reminiscent of those first shock1n1 news stories th1t came out of Korea and Vietnam. One is shocked at the destruction of whole c1v1hzations and al the si1ht of men, women and children beina herded by other men-chained, yoked like 'Oien and branded as "car10" for exportation. At the becinnin1 of the 18th century, whole West African CIVlhzallons were alive and net. with lan1uaaes. histories. customs, rulers, assemblies, l1ws, art and reli11on. But 1n less thin 200 years, these same c1v1hzations had dislppeared. were depopul1ted and erased by the En1lr.sh slave traders. More tllan 40 m1lhon men. women and children were stolen from their homeland and caulflt up in the createst miaration in the hrstOfJ of man. They were shipptd across thousands of miles of ocean. hundreds at a tune, shack.led to1ether 1n lhe holds of ships-pried body upon body. Those who survived the horrendous 60 day JOUrney to the West Indies became the work horses and human oxen of the British colonies. The slave trade was a lucrative business for the British and for the Africans who prayed on rival tribes and sold th11m to slavers in • erchanae for aunpowder. brandy and beads. In turn th• slavers sold their human carao to the West Indies planters (about $100 a head). The slavers then used the money to load their ships with the p<oduces of the slave l1bor-su1ar. tobacco. rum and spices. These they brou1ht back to Enatand The thret·leued run became known as the "trranaular trade"-the first and cheapest carao pard for the slaves 1n Alnca. the slaves ,aid f0t the valuable &oods that made their way back to Enaland. By 1778, Iha plantations wtre worth a conservative $168 million. and with this krnd of economic pressure, abolishin1 the slave trade was-a-11ear rmposslblt t1sk. llyM llanMI"""" IN ....... ._ .. 1 ... ..._. ,,.....,, ii""' FtM ..... ....,, .• P ... I Cllllr~ _. a.llM-SIMI ..,.. ,.e"' tlll MCtilll w.ct ti M _..ti tile ...... ~It-• lilcntM ..... .., llMrl..., """'" ..... .............. ,,, ............ ~,........ The drarN is told from the history books, court records and from the joum1ls of two men-one black and one white-who were part of a small band of British cit11ens 'Who composed th• Society for the A.bolitron of the Slave Trade. Slavery was condoned by all sections of society. Evtc1 1111 dlurdl manaaed--to calm its conscience-one reliaious society owned estates in Barbados where the slaves were branded with the letters SOCIETY. Most Ena1ishmen alleaed that slavery was a boon for the Africans. Since the British were livina in an aae which tolerated mass pauperism and child labor, why should the bl.Ck slave be elP!cled to arouse compmioft. And many planters felt it Glleaper to work a slave to death and buy a new one than to wait tor him to replenish his numbers naturally. A.bout one thlfd of those who survived the voya1e from Africa were dud wrthin three yeaf1 of their servitude on the plantations. Throu1h the yeari, slaves adopted 1111ny forms of resistance, illdud1n1 a cultivated arr of stupidity. idleness and deliberate inefficiency. But rts1$J•~ mOl't often came in the fwm of re.oil In Jamaica alone there were 12 up<isinas durina the 18th century. And, towards the end of 1831, as the Abolitionist campar(n was ruchlna its clime~ Jamaica uploded once more. Fifty thousand slaves under the leadership of 1 black Baptist preacher, 'Daddy' Sharp, overran the plantations in the west of the islands, bumin1 buildinp and crops. The fi111I uprisin&. 'Daddy' Sharp's public execution and the announcement of Britain's abolition of the slave trade conclude the six·llour television series. "I felt rt was 1mport1nt," says Evan Jones. "to finish with an import1nt bllck hero. 'Olddy' Sharp Cl)1tlllized the srtuatlon. Ht demonstrated the strenatll 111d feelin1 tllere was amon1 Ille slaves 1nd showed lhlt thl system could no tonier be m1int1ined. "Also," Slid Jones, "I wanted to tab 1CCOUnt of tile histOfJ of the slam es ftll as the slm m1kers. T11t fi1ht over slavery shows very dearly the way vested interests behave. My meSS11e? Well, if there is one, I suppose It's that those who don't understand the past are condemned to rept1t it." IUNDAY (Comlnued) .. -12:30- ()) Weekend 8 18 (J)) 9 Dlrtc1ion• D Wlflted Oeld tr Allft G> Mowlt: (C) 011•1 Mt Out to 1111 Ball GllM" (mus) 49 Gent Kell¥ G) V"ICWJ II S.. (<III CJ)) l'rt fl~ 3 U.S. ftr111 lltper1 1 :00 1!1 1977 KEMPER OPEN * FinJI round of Kemper 10 Tur Goll Classic fJ (@ ) 11 Tht lle111pt1 Optn Defend1n1 champion lot Inman heads 1 standout lttld of proftss1onaJ aolfen mo1k1nc 1n 1nnual p1l1r1ma1t to Quail Hollow Count!} Club in Charlotte H C lot this $250.000 tournament D Mo¥it: (CJ "Tflt DislpUllll<t" (adv) 62-Lusie. 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Dinsdale Landen. W1t11e Jonah and David Colhnas star D Ailirnal Worlcl G> Mowlt: (2hr) "ROlllll'1 Sp11~ 111(' (com) '45-Rosahnd RU$$tll (@ ) llvttl W111J• l'""9 S1low fB UFO Otlaptron 3 (() tromUt 3Sptet 1Mt fD fhtioul Geoarap~lc Sptml The Search IOf the Gml Apes' H11h 111 tht mounl11ns ol central Ainu and deep wcth1n a 11tn forest of lndones11n Borneo. two dtdldaled sc1enltS1s study the 1110Ynt11n 1011lla and the 0t1neutan ((211 ) Tiil to tllt MaQlt( m Dinah 11)) Ctltbrity S...Plll•a -6:30- • (CJ}) (])) {)) ""' .. CtlffrftJ S-psllkts B Wor1d of llMnturt D Worlcl of t11t s. CID) TIM HHdluppttl: You'd It S.rprbed <a())) At•'• Spom Wor1c1 IUl $25,000 Pyramid DAVID JANSSEN: MOTIVE BEHIND HIS 'MADDNESS' David Janssen 's friends noticed he was actl11g a bit strangely During lunch. at the races, in the local pub, he was constantly wrtttng things down on little scraps of paper and stuffing them into h1s pockets Finally. someone aslced him what he was doing. "Wr1rmg lyrtcs," he replied That's flQht-lyncsi Aher two decades as a telev1s1on and motion picture star. David Janssen recently developed into a bud- ding songwrtter Oa111d Janssen and Angie Dickinson Carol Connors, a close ff/end and successful song-writer. composes the music No slouch herself as a lyrtc1st. Connors was Oscar-nominated this year for the words to the title song for "Rocky " The couple collaborated on the theme for "A Sens1t1ve, Passionate Man," an NBC World Premiere movie starring David and Angie Dickinson, Monday at 9PM on the NBC Monday Night Movie "It all started as sort of a challenge, and I discovered I have a feeling for lyrics," Janssen explained "He's Incredibly good,·· Connors volunteered. "I was trying to write the song for 'A Sensitive. Passion- ate Man.' and I told David I was stuck for words. He said, 'Why don't you say b!a, bis. bis,· and before I knew It he had written half the lyric." In the film, David portrays a loving husband and father who is being destroyed by alcoholism after losing hts job as an aerospace engineer. For the title song, Janssen tried to Impart the tormentj'f a basically good man who knows he 1s destroying himself and his family but is unable to do anything about It. His lyric in part· "Did I sing the wrong melody? "Did you play our love olf-lcey? "Was It predictably a slightly dflferlJnt harmony "That changed my sensitive. passionate man? "An empty home, those wasted years, "The unrhymed poems of children's tears. "Swept away the yesterdays of my sensitive, pas- sionate man." In addition to the title song, David and Carol have sold two other collaboratlve creations, one tor a public television series and the other to Charles Schulz for an upcoming "Snoopy" special. All of which explains why David Janssen may have been acting a /;Jit strange lately. Paget MAGIC MAKER IS ALSO MAKER OF MAGICIANS How would you describe a man who Wa!> re!>pon- !>1blc for making Karen Black disappear 1nw thin air. turning Joey Heatherton into a human pin cushion. dividing Cl.tudm Cardinale into three parts. and \mashing Paul Ne"' man's watch? The man responsible for 1he'c Jct!> 1<; not really a meanie. but mag1c1an Marl.. Wil!.on. Known 10 mil hon!> of telev11:1mn viewer!> for h1!. five-year sene!>. .. The Magic Land of Allakaz.am ... Wilson was the creative and tel.'hnical con!>ultant to the ~tars for their tling w11h mag11." on "The C'ircus of the Stars." a two-hour 'pec1al featuring more than three dozen French and American celebrit1e,. repeating on CBS. Monday at 9PM. Wilson'!>job wall to turn nearl} a dozen star"> into instant magicians. which. in itself. is quite a trick. Commenting on his pupils. Wi lsl)n says: "They did very well. Afier they became familiar with a trick. they really got into it and became very enthusiastu.:. Joey Hea therton wan ted to include the ·spiker' illusion in her nightclub act·· Smee a mag1c1an's 1llus1ons rely un his well-kept secrets remaining <10. did Wilson have any apprehension in revealing the mysteries 10 these newcomers to the art., "Absolutely not." he declared. "Stars are very good about not giving awa} the secrets to the tricks I teach them. They become 'member; of the club' and really get into the 'pmt of the thing. Each star al!>o adds his or her own personal style to Its presentat1ori" Wilson is in constant demand as a consultant, as well as a performer. He designs complete showt> for some of the nation's leading amusement parks. industrial trade shows. and stale fairs. He employs a full -time staff of 30 persons to create. design and buitd new tricks. Voltrl~ l"rrrln~. riding high. /1 ont vf "'l>IY 1han 4" Fmtrlr ond Amt'lton rtltbrllll'S M'hO rrform rlmu fH'IS-1'11011 for tltt jin1 ll"'t In their /lwJ In "Tltt Cirrus of thl' Stars," }{Ola sp«ial. "•10 SUllllDAY (ComlttU9c0 7:00 D <<m (})) (I) 50 llilMlt• D @ Cl) !Ill llD WlfN If Dis- ..., "HIP Fly1111 Sc>y"' Part I Wh4n two 11val ae10111uts compelln& ill 1 cross country race crash land 111 Con feder1lt trmtory, one 1lleml)ls to convince lht UnlOft Almy of tht hot '" balloon's .arth 1n war 1C1mty, wllllt the other tmblr~ on persoul pursuits Stuart Whitman. Darren McC.v1n and V111unt Yan P1ttu Siii (l)tlet Kn • (QI())) QJ lbUJ Dttw/ ltll'7 "71 · !he Mystery of lht 011mond lnanJle'" Nanq Ortw 1s m,mtied when, whtfe Slllpf1n1111. she sees a car 10 off into a ravine, but a shtrlffs 1nvest11ahon tan find no trace of 1111 car Of dnvff .... Trua,.Hullt .,..,,.._ m Ja1NM11 Ut11.a1t ,,.., •• QI Mnlt: (C) "Twt foi 1111 ....., •• (dra) '71-Neville Brand, W1llt1 Brennan, C.lhenne Burns, tD Tiit Stram falllify (R) -7:30- • Mwit: CC) (tO) "Tiit last of Ille 5'1 ._. .. (doc) '69-Ron fun~ 8:00 8 ((J?J (})) ()) llhoda (R) Rhod1 btcomts the romantic t111et for 1 mystenous su1tor.,.ho sends her anonymous 11tts ol roses, cllocot.tes and a diamond pendant D@ (I) <II 111 llC S.1411 ltysbfy-lldlilllll '"All Bets Off" Wiidt Oii a las Vqas VIUllOll with 1 lntnd. Mac tS 111\lolwd 111 tht cm ol a myslt11ous sw111dltr t1llo 1111 1bstoncled with some nl111ble lamtly jewels • -...ml w.rw " Melle Cl)n. liltaM • (QI (])) Su llillillll $ Mell (R} Wiien a rounc boy ICC!dentally invents a 11t• form ol thermocheml cal enerrt that tould eJ1m1nate Ille need IOI Oii, Sten 11 called in to prottet the boy from kidnappers ID lllwle: (Zlir) "TI1t lldltllr 1114 ti. ..., Seatr" (com) · 4 7 -Caiy Gnni, Myina Loy. Shirley Temple. GD Sita Yerty 5'119 m ""'• .... Ille 11'1tta'41rp -1:30- fJ ((J?J (})) CJ) rt11lll1 Super· visof Marsh reveal$ the basic charac lei ol a coward wllen his Ille IS amusm&fy threatened. e Mlttlla dlurc.11 111Mts • ,.....,. tolll 1111411.. ''C4ftlt "'*" The Wor1d" witfl Sta11 llooMP•m. • c-.... tlM Wll14 (J)W,Willm S kMrtt Miit AHiin 9:00 8 ((J?J ())) Cl) S4rltdt (R) Mac sttb mtftlt on tM mobster re IPQMible fOf Pete's stn0us 1n1una by pos1111 as a ~n. e Oral RtlM!ts (]) .... , .. , ... e lJMI T•latttt • r., StarsfKlt Sonpl lt77 TOllY AWAIDS e (9 CD) 111 TIM lltt ..... , r., ...,. Core111e o1 tile l ist Anlionettf' Perry Award cer1mon11s from t11e st•&• of the Shurbtr1 Thutrt In New Yorl Amoft& tht host'"'10fmen .,, JKll NbtlUOfl, Jane Altaandtr, Buddy Ebsfn, Jean StJpltton and Vivian Reed. T\I MEX. JUNE 6. 11177 DDf.Btr'M Cl> IU HUMWD IAUY • GIUKSIOIO, lllC CDlaH..-.... a n..o..w., fD lllde,,i.c. Tllutre-NU" (lhr) Oemel11.11ow marntd to Roa. 1rvu birth to a dallCfltu. but lbt chnstu1111 perty at llllicll the two bm11lts mffl • a diuster -9:30- D 0 CJ) l1ll Ill HC S1•1 ltlPt .... : (C) (90) ....... ,. • It*" (d11) '76-lte Ye11 Cltel . I ony Musante, Cllir1tt llob111S011 ltt Yan Cltef st an as strttl·WtS• h1spec· tor lkt Scanlon, a U S Marshal assr111ed to protecf 1 IOfmfl synd1· ult hit man ..tio tS ttsl~y1n1 ap1nsl hlStl~ . • Tiie Klltc Is c-i.1 G GOD EXISTS? CHRIST * IESUnECTEDl ll I. WUIMIWD Vktlm Of Com111u11lst 'rbons Cll v-. ol Ult M111Jri 10:00 fJ Ca»(})) Cl) Wiie's ""° (R) Shirely Macl11ne and Carmine Galante 111 proflltd • Oay If DiscMIJ Cl SntlAll Killtliclltin1 • CuJrlculum & Studlnt OpporiM11itits ..... te AaMmdlr Celllct ._.. .... , ...... S Jeffrf ..... . ""' -10:30 - • JIHy Swl&Pft S.. • Tiit rr.t.ctlts 1t:OO D aJ ((lll ())) tD llews • hcftet1ll1 Cl)lllt m CM GTiltAMtlhnD m lllwle: (lllr) "Tiit ~ a114 Ille .-., Salr" (com) '47-Caty Gtant, Myrna l~. Shirley Temple. .. .....,.... ... 0 (J)Ah•U • Mlle ,., flt• • ~Mil] at llrp m 111H11 swaaart S11Dw -11:20- 8 D ... (a»(})) Ltalil U&PtM 111·c.c.rt (9 CD WJ W'lllllMI sti.. -11:30- • SH41r Sports FIHl/ ... lt: "'Tiit l4ol" (dra) '66-Jtnnilu Jonu .. 9 Cl) <II • lltrit: CC) "Tiit flit ff ttlt Wdff '-" Yul Brynner. Cliar1u Cray eTIM710aM • .... (C) "Cat'ly • Dldlr" (com) '12-Ktnneth W'dlianu. • llUk 1111 Mlrb lletit: (C) "Vin Fr• ,_,.,., ....,. (dn) '55-Richanl [p11. Dana Wynter. 12:00 (]) llWll • lllwle: "Tiit Glltl ......... (th) '50-Jane Wyman (])T ... ,.. a ....,It: (C) "U11t1 .. 4" (wes) '!>5-Susaft Haywaid, T JIOftt Powef. -1:30- • At °"' ---1: 55-e llfflt: (C) "ltttdt tf Wu" (mys) ')3-Vincent Price. MONDAY JUllE 6 Fot llCN'nlna and ·~ llstillcs, pluH 5tt DAYTIME ,ltOGllAMS. Btlow, I• ,.r COllmlltnct, art !lit Qy's lllOlia. • llAYTlll( MOVIES t.lO Ill "A ICm(s Story" (doc) '67 -narrated by Orson Welles. 10:00 '31 "Jol!My leHnda" (dra) • 48-Jane Wyman. Chart es Bick ford, Lew Ayres. Aenu Moorehead. 11 :00 Cit "l rin&illf Up Inf'' (com) '38-Kalharine Hepburn, Cary Grant. May Robson. Charles Ruufes 12:00 ID "So E11d1 Our Nl&llt" (dra) '42-Fred11c March, Glenn Ford, Marearel Sullavan, Frances Dee, Anna Sien, Emh von St/oheim, Allan Brett 1:00 D "Clptain's P'111dlst" (com) '53-Alec Guinnm, Yvonne DeCarlo. Celia Joh11SOn, 8111 Fmer. 31 ~ "Tilty Can II Munier" (mys) '71-Jim Hutton, Leslie Nielsen. Lloyd Bochner, Carmen Matthews. Jo Ann Pf1u1 2:00 Cl ~ "Tiit Man Who lltwtr Wu" (mys) '56-Clrfton Webb. Gloria Grahame. Robert Fltmyne,. Josephine G11flin 3:00 <Jal ~ "D-Dar, Ille Sblll ff J1111t" (dra) '56-Robert hyl°', Richard Todd. 3:30 8 ~ "(scapt From hrt 8r1Wo" (wes) '53-Wilh•m Holden, E.leanor. Parker EV8NING -6:30-u WOW! BIG P'IEMIHE * CBS 6:30 MOYIE , Murder 011(• Removtcl • Mofle: CC'.) (tO) "Mllfdtf Ollc• lltnio.td" (susp) '71 John for sythe, Richard Kiley, Barbara S.in. CI> ID Andy Griffith <Jal Men Griffin Show ((]l) (])) My Tllr• SO!IS m Zo1111 (ta) CJ)) lllwitchtd 7:00 DUO(l)Q)Qlhn •Um Club CI> My Tllr.-Sons (I) To Tel t11t Trvtlt 0 Cenc111tt1tlon IDI LM UlcJ O)Tllerll ((]l) (})) Family Affair 8 Actioll Dllru a w, &riffllh m 111cw.te111·tt -"°" <a CI>> hMlt1• r•itr -7:30- .. Coullltf kyUnt • !Alt Alntrlca• ~· Cl) 111• OtW Couple • Let's Mab A Dul Cl) N1111t n.t Tune 0 Tltt JoMt'a Wild ()) Ptla It lllaM CD <a Cl)) 8n4J Bunch <cm rn> G1spt1 Sitltf111 Jubtle• fB Dramatic Stria 0 CJ) Wild WOfW of ~l1111ls a 1tot11's ... ,.., m Channtl 21 Tonitllt m rrltnds of Min 8:00 8 ((ll) (J)) Cl) Cilm of ti!. Sbn (fl) (2hr) A hosl of American and French motion picture end tele v1Sion stars display their new talenls u circus performers. Stars include l°'nnt Woodward, Peter Fonda, Lua M1nnelf1. Valerie Ptmne, John T ra· volta, Janel Leich. Joey Huthetton, Edward Asner, Karen Black, Claudta Cardinale, Lynda Cartel' and Gary Cotllns. • .. u Cl) CIDl Utttt Hovlt Oii lht rnirle "Bunny" Nelhe Oleson 1eti knoded from a horse alter en .,10· ment with Laure ln&atls and-pre· lendin1 to ~ crippled-uses her "1nlirmltf' to manipulate ~aura and anyone else she can G lmii)TlltflcMAcfiMt Slmq (2!1r) A docu·drama relat1ni the 80-yur strucale by • ~ndlul of men to abolish slavery 1n Eneland. Ton11hl 's two·hour oresentaton locUSM on the emer11nc 111meness of the Enetish people to the autroe1t1es of the slave lrtde. bul the powerful vested inlerests fi&hl lo ---------------------, continue lhen lucrative trade. LOSE. UP TO 25 LBS. by Aversion and Hypnosis, CAU. TODAY !IOI A fll8COMIULTA110M AMERICAN CLINIC, INC. 505 M. r.dlcl ..... Wt. 202 ........ ,....53].6890 --.... - P...-12 CI> Mowit: ~ "Down lo brtb'! (mus) '47-Rita Haylforth. Larry Parks. 8 (121 CJ)) AIC Motlday Ctlllldy Speciel: lltnslJ't lta11tln "My Nephew's Debut" Nancy makes a desperate effort to hitch a ride back to Las Veees tor her nephew Joey's stace debut. Iii Clttritla VlltnU ill c:.aat1 The oopular so11rstress sl1rs in htr own one.woman show, filmed at the hlk of the T °"'" 1n London. CD $25,000 "1ramid m All Tht Glitters Nancy lays down1he law and fOfbids Glen to see Tina S.lduccl. •nd Andrea trles aeain with the determined Michael. fJ!t Dta•tt of Dtdslon "Black Winter" IB CC) (21tr) "Ht1wt11 ICllOWI Mr. Allison" (dra) '57-Deborah Kerr. Robert Mtlchum m """* lllJ 8i1tJ llnlt1t11 Cnm4t a Mnlt: ~ (3~r)"l1111 of tl1t Sixth HllfliMW' (dr1) '$8-ln&nd 8er1man, l!obelt Donal. -1:30-• 8 (QI Cl)) AIC'a lllollday Nlaflt llaHlll hams to bt announced mc,...w1ta m Ptr17 Muon 9:00 8 9 (I) <11 Cll lllC Mot1UJ •ltllt MM: CC) (Dt) "A SeMltitt, hllioftlta MW' (dra) '77-David JaRSKn. Ancit Df(~!ISOll. Todd loo~· Int~. JUttln lbndl. M11kl4rt Cos· tello. Richard Ventutt, Rhodes Reason, Richard Bull. A dllma of a11 apparanlty happy couple whose maniaae is btina torn apart by the TV WEEI<. JUNE 6, •en husband's alcoholism Michael Delaney (Janssen) 11 a lov1na husband and lather whose world collapses when he loses his 1ob as an aerospace scientist due lo a lack of work His drink101 bouts cets heavm and heavier. even thou&h his wile tries to tel him to stra11hlen h1msell out and look lor another rob Cl Billy Gt1llam Wtslem Carolina Crusade CD Merv Griffin Show fa Dumatlc $tries fD The !Jallinrs Quintus Shde, pubhsher ol the yellow press "The People's Banner," published a llO•y aboul Plantagenet's involvement w1lh Lopez' unsuccessful campaign, leadlna to a special debate 1n thr House ol Commons -9:30-m MOd Squad 10:00 D (Ill> (})) (])Sonny alld Cher (R) An eltra help1n1 ol muste end a lpoof of a chally newscast are featured with fuesls Glen C.mpbell, Don Knotts and fmah Fawcett Major1. 11 D llNS Cl> W'lld WIW W•t (8) Ii., Or1lllm Cn111dt fD Clllllltown A revealing look ~I New YOik's Chrnese tommunil), •1th a look at the pli&ht of 1lleea1 aliens. Chinese schools and newspapers and lhe ch1na1n& llhtudes loward Communist Cllona ID D litfl Amado -10:30- CD O> G II~ 11:00 Be(J)@ Nns D G Cl) <Jal m """ II (8 Cl)) LM American SIJI• Cl> S All Tllat Glitters Cl rlrin& Liii• CD Mary Harilllan, Mary ll1rtNll II) Tiit Hol!tymooners ((ll) CJ)) 1'1le bndl Sllow m llack •1111 • Dll1111tic Serits -11:30-• ccm rn> CJ) cas utt Mowlt: •oiak "H11sh Now or You Die,'' Coot MUlioll "Ass1Utt on Gmloni" e ai Cli cm a,... c.i- CI) MoWt: "1'1le Man from Tu11" (wes) '47-llmu Ct11e. Lynn 8a11 8 (8 <D) fl Strttta ol San r11ndKolT01M IDMttroMn en s.t. 11i.o. S The 700 Club tD Ca¢lontd Newi IOI the Ht1rln& Impaired ID lleft/Me¥ft 12:00 8 Twllipt l.oM G Movlt: ~ '1he Invisible Terrer" (mys) ·6J-Hannes Sthmldhaustl'. Ellen Scllwrers. m Lott in Space CD Mowlt: "lowt ff Three QI/tens" (acM '63-Hedy Lamarr fll) Ille' .lollnlal -12;30- • Gerlt Aut17 1:00 II 9 Cil Cfm TOlllOl'l'Oll -3:00- • M°'lt: "rll1ht lltutt111nt" (adv) ·42-Gtcnn ford, forresl Tucker. Evelyn lleyts. TUESDAY I JUllE 1 for lllOfnl111 11111 afterooon listinp, pl11se see DAYTIME PaOGUMS. a.low, for yeur comtftilt1ct, 11e tllt diy's llllWies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:30 D "E11ell11t111e11t" (rom) '49-Teftsa Wriaht, David Niven 10:00 al CC) ''Tiie Story of Will "°Ctn" (dra) '52-Will Roters Jr., Jane Wyman, James Gleason 11:00. CC) wfllfirt" (adv) '55- Jw_ Russtll. ilff £11.alld.ltt. 12:00 ID "War of the Wildcats" (adv) '4.J-John Wayne, Martha Scott. 1:00. "Tiit Lldy HIS l'lans" (mys) '42-Paulelle Goddard, Ray Milland. al "Miracle of Mor11n's Creek" (com) '44-Eddie Bmken. Betty Hutton. 2:00 Cl CC) Ml.at Ride to Suta Crui" (adv) '61-Edmund Purdom, Manon Cook. 3:00 (ID) CC) "The larretts of Wl111pole Strtet" (dra) ·57 _ Jennifer Jones, B1U Travers 3:30 • CC) "Ride Beyond Vu1e1nce" (wes) '66-Chuck Connors, Michael Rennie. iVBNINQ l e:oo fl D CIJ cm ((llJ (I)) lltws 11 @ Cl) <a ro> m""' D al Star Tm Cl) Gomer P'ylt D&~e ID The P1ruicl&t F1mil1 Cl> Alias Smith & Jones fD Eledrk Compa11y OJ Dr11111tic Series (8) He Doullas -6:30- B JOHN WAYNE in * HATMI · Part I l'J Mowit: CC) (90) wHatari" Part I (adv)! '62-John Wayne Elsa Martinelli, Hardy Kruaer ' ()) m w, Griffith (ID) Men Griffin Sllow fDloom ( C3J ())) Bewitdlld mT ... Tll' 7:00 11 • 8 ro m m ""' D l.ilfS Clllb Cl) My Tlv .. SOllS (I) To Tef the Trutll a Collcfftratlon IDI LM Lucy m Tiit Fii fB Alltrica/lsnet Jtwisll Hour C3J AlldJ Gfiffith fD libdltii.tellrtr Report ca Cl)l Tiit l'lrulclce Family aJ) E)'twtlnas Faca -7:30- IJ CalMlitl Camtr1 D LM Amtrica11 Style (() The Odd Couple (]) The lioftc Sllow D [OJ 9 (]) CID HOll1WOOd Sq1111es Cl Tiit Johr's Wild m <a())) The arld1 1un<h <3l Hoe111's Heron f.lll Cllannel 21 T1111lstrt illl Liars Club 8:00 U ((ll) Cl)) (I) Th F1111ilJ Hol'fak (R) David tart1d1ne cuests as a convict named Craw whom the Holvaks unw1ttinely welcome to their home, unaware that theu son Ramey, was an accomplice. In the man's escape from a chain a•n& IJ ID (]) cm 811 811 ll1ek Sheep Part I (R) Pappy sutlers severe b~rns on his hands when he rescues one al his men lrom a burnine aircraft and is treated with treat care by a very attractrve nurse l!I The fipt Aclillst SlawtrJ (2hr) In the conclud1na episode bloody llave rebellions break out in the West Indies and are met with equall~ savage repnsals lrom the French colonlSts ()) Mowit: CC.l (2hr) "The Gir1 Most UblJ'' (com) '57-Jane Powell. fl 9 Happy Oars "Time Cap· sule" (R) A time capsule pro1ecl backfires when Fonzie, alone with R1ch1e. Pots", Ralph and their dates eet themselves locked in the vault at Howard's hardware store CiJ The Saint mHtt Haw G) All That Glitters Bert dreams hlS way 1:1roueh another unbearable morning, and Marshall and Linda discover harmony in their outS1de interesu. fB News a Movie: CC) (211r) "Comp111ion.s in lliptmare" (susp) '67-Melvyn Doutlas. G11 Youn&, Anne Baxtu. fl) Jerusalem: A Special lttport A documentary in observance of the 10th anniversary of the "Six Day War," which uploru the city of Jerusalem-both its turbulent history and its uncertain luture. <a CIJ) flD lilly lilllllm Cmadt m El SMw de Etluanlo 11 -8:30- D 0 Lawtrne and Shirley "hwo of Du1 Weirdos Ate Missinc" (R) The airls play detective when their odd· ball neiehbors-Lenn1e and Squ1w-disappear. !Ari Ballantine auests as the o\wner ol 1 circus. a> Perry Muon fB CMnese Televlsioll 9:00 fl ((ll) CIJ) (]) M•A•S•H (R)Hewkeye's surrender to uh1us· tion-blouahl on by Ion& hours in 5Urter1-t1~es a strentt form when he sle.epw1lks. then has 1 n1ehtmare in which 1 boyhood friend is headed lor disaster. II ID (]) Im m Pollet Woman "Brainwash" (R) Several teenaeers are found dead 1t an expensive pnvate school that si>ec11hzes 1n "reproeramm1na" runaways, and Pepper pons as a newspaper reporter to find out why • (121> CIJ) ID Rkll Man, Poor M111-M I (R) Rudy IS eccused ol seducina his employei's dauchter and Tom turns to his mother lor help 1n eseap1na lrom synd1cate hit men Cl lilly Graham W. Caroli11~ Cruude m Men Griffi11 Sllow m Especbcular '77 -9:30-u ((ll) (I)) (]) One Day at A r~ (R) It's been two years, but Ann s falher still insists she can't make 1t on her own .., Mod Squa4 fl!) The lest of £l1lit 11.MICS Page 13 .. 10:00 D (<UJ Cl)) CD bj1l (R) An lnlfY ind lioubled Indian constrvc ho11 w«kti u11dwttntty kilb the min wilo could h111 him. 1101 lnow1111 lbt man possesses 1 mdbon dollars worth of stolen d11mon~ D 8 CD Cll Ill lest If Nee StMy "A D1n1erous Aae" (II) Ed Asnei st111 as 1 vttlfln polH:eman who refllses lo a«epl lht fad lhlt , ht's not the min he used lo be. D1v1d Huffman, Janis Paiae. Alber1 s.11111 and Scott Brady co·sta1 CD a..am e (B CIJ) O AIC .... a.., Nuelut Powei l'fo I r.on" Alt HWtSllflh'lt rtjl0r1 on opjlOS!lt vlews 1bout nuclt11 power with Racer Ptterto11 1111 conespondent 1111nst." ind A8C NtW5 SciellCt Ed110f Jules Bt1arnan. the coi1ttpon- dent "IOI " How11d K Smrth IS host/ 111rrator ..... 8 lilly ~ Cruta4e e Cutss Wiit's rrepaat? Dotu· mentary 1nvesti11hon ol lhe reasons lot Ind solullom to tee11a1e pie1· nancy, which many con11der the most wious health and soc11I prob- lem f1e1111 Amena lodly Allt1111 trves sudl as urty sea ~UClllOn and euy access lo conbauptlOll 11e dtSCimed mE••..,. -10:30-.. .., .... 11:00 eeWCIIO""" D9lCll llltlltWI • (9 CJ)) Lowe AllMrican Slyft CD a All n.t Glltttrs Pege 14 D llllllWt .. lllaty H.lttlla .. lhry ~ • TIN "'-Y•mrs (<UJ CI>) l111 bldl sa.. m utiM c..rti. -11:30- D ccm CI)) CD CIS Lilt lhwlt: lkllllu l Wife "Cop of the Year" D a> Cl> <II 111 *"r C... • left Alllricall Style (() lltwle: "Cenfffliol" (dra) 'S7- Dennis D'Ketfe, June Lockhart • (8 CD) QJ ... ,,. ., the ""' "HOllOI lhy rather" ID llltrlleft atsct.lilU sn1100a. G~UCE.-1.._ 12:00 lll T•~J Z-111 lltwle:~ ~ l.eMol Sttry" (1dv) '43-Micllael O'Shea ID W.t.11 et S.ntnt Cl) llotl1: "Tll• Secrtt S1Y111" (mys) '66-Tony Rupel, Hele• line. -12:30- • Alf.ltlaht Shtw: "Th• 111ca Cat," "Hu1111 C1110," "Mlsal•a Gllat'' ID lltwie: "Guel OiR" (adv) '39- Clry Gfant. Douala flutianh Jr 1:00 D OCD<JIT....,.. 2:00 D ...... :'11111riMCa .. c.O.D." (com) '3S-Jamu Ca1n1y, Bette DlvtS, J1ca Car10n • llHll DH~ltleat•r•: "ll•h .... llllll," "1111114 ...... -2:30- ID All·lllaltt Sllow: "Wltlrl,ool," "lffilld tk ..... (w•DNESDAYI JUlll I Fer ~ .. alllr!IOOI liltilp, ,1t1M M• DArTlllE rROGIAllS. ...... "' ,..,, C191Mllilnce, Ill Ille ..,. ....... !MfflllE llOVIES 9:30 • "Glldwp fellill'' ('1US) 'J8-Zon111. Adolphe MenJOu 10:00 a "St It" (clrl) '53-Jine Wyman, $te.rl1n1 Hayden 11:00 Ill "lecaae tf Y•" (d11) 'S2-L01tlt• Y~ 12.-00 .. "CoM s-('°"') '43- Gary l'.oo9er, Ann Shtndan 1:00 • "St YllllC. St w · (dra) 'SO-Palll He11111d, Anne Franas 9 "Wot tf Ille Kilic" (adv) 'SJ Jeff Huntei 2:00 Ill °'WI little Aul" ( dta) 'SS -Robert Ryan, Aldo R1y, Buddy Hackett. Jack lord. l:OO <Ial CC) "llHt 11• IR Lis Vqn" (mus) '56-0in Dailey, Cyd Ch111sse. 3:30 •CC) "114 T01111f11Wk" (wes) '67-Howerd Kfll, Joan Clulfied, lllodenck Cr1wf01d 1viA1A6 , 8:00 D Cl> <Ial (<UJ CI>) .... D 9l Cl> Im Ill """ • (!Bl CD) .... e 111 Sbr T,_ Cl) Gel!ltr Pyle DGunsnlr*t ID rartrMll' f 111ily TV WEEK. JUNE 6, 11n 8:00 a ((ll) CD) Cl> Geed Ti.. (II) W~lona is Im than tllnlltd wlltn slit learns the S11rp11se 1uest at lier birthday party IS her ti hllJbandl a cm u Cl) nc ,.... " t11e .... : CC> (211rr111e 11 ~itilll" (doc) '17-Thot Htytrdahl's achon 1dwAlllft Mm abollt lus attempts to ptOYe lltat man tould ~ssfully make a transatlanhc nav1phon from -.tuca lo tht Ametus Oil a rift conslfucttd from 111p1rus retds and rope Aher one tall~alttmpt, Heyer dlhl-his trew ol eithl. a monkee and 1 duck-embarUd Oft a ucond C10SS1n1 which took two months to a>mpltte from ~f1. Moroc.co to the Blrbados • lllwie; (2tlt) "TM KW r,_ ......,,. .. (com) '46-Dlnny Kaye (I) llffl•: CC) (2111) "0,.11tit11 W.....,. (d11) ·~-St1n Connery • 8 O.llJ an4 lhril (R) Guests l!t Ed111 Ber1en, Sonny and Cher, LOfella Sw1t and Paul lyndt • Tiit Saint m Wild hW of Alllmlb CD M That Cilltten Glen IS con· fTOllttd by a furious Nancy, who wants to know what he's been do1na and C1111st1na's fnend's speculation comes a hltlt loo tlose for eomfOl1 a c.11 J111111a SJ lllfa "Inside the Shark" An eum1nah011 ol Ille infamous sllarll t111n·ealer. monster ol the deep and cuirenlly a money makma f111nd of Hollywood (QI Cl>) G lily "th• CmMI CD Clll.,._., Wratlil& -8:30- • ((I}') CD) CJ) "lOT: Off C.pn A tOflltdy abollt a crouo of bnpt collt&t studt!!ls wllo share a co-ed roominc hou.st but do not atways share the same 1111eruts and op1n1ons 1bout hit Stars Peter Reiaert, M111lu ltennr, Ann RISiey, ()up Z1tn, Josh Mostel and Joe Bo.a m er.writs .""' ..... 9:00 a <<Ill CD) Cl) CIS w-.., lllM: CC> C1't) ~ Ctltt" (1C1·fi) '73-Charlton Heston, Edw11d C. Robinson, Leich hylor.'foun1. Cl11Kk Connors, Joseph Cotten, 81oc• Peters. Ctntunts from now, lillen nothlne is left on ut1h in 1bund1ntt ucept people-who fact monu· ment1I problems ol hous1n1 and food, survival depends totally Oii eovernment rationed synlllthc lood and plankton dertvahvn fllldt by the Soylent Company. Heston pllps Thom, 1 man wllo 1s prmlt1ed lo lllWt one of the very ftw fOlls 111111111 1111 Illa! of 1 detect1vt 1iwest11atin1 the murder of 1 wtalt-y mcutrve of tht Soytent Company • (8 Cl>) D laretta (II) "011t11 Season" Wlttn !ht clau&Mtr of a pnim1nent b1nle1 dies of 1 dfll& overdose, Tony seeks not Oftly lo Jnest tllt 1unk.1t rupons.blt, bul also lo pioltel him frOlll 1 hit man lllftd_lry the VJChm's l1tht1 D 1i1J "*• llhstn Carellu Cnudt ... wii.sa. ............. ........,. CJ Creal IJ1rf11•11tt1 "I f'ltlttcei" Ruul•lio Ltoncmllo'a lull·l•nrth opera, p1oduud 1S"9ci1lly fol teltv1S1011 at La Scala 1n Milan, Italy fealum Metropolitan Opera stars Jon V'icken. Raina Con!· Kabllnnska and Peter Glossop. -9:30-m MM $44lacl m u CriHa .... CrlH.t 10:00 D 0 Cl> <II GI lilotlft C.. fillelltial ''Race at Hannibal" Kina stOll rushes to U11 stlte p11S011 to try tlld save Ille hie of l11s uslSlant, lltth Kellr, wflo's been taken pns on11 1.n 1 11ot over the doth of an inmate .. """ Cl) I &Me lllcr •ca Cl)) a a.,.., Allctb (R) • An1els on A Stunc" Wll~• on vacahOft, Sabnn1 becomes tnendly "'lh • famous EurOllUft SOCIJI cnllC whose hie is 1ppaiently in dancer. despite the lfresence ol US seeut1iy men • "'"' r..., a lilly erau. CDEllHAM• -10:30- (1) l>lci Va•~ ....... D Capt!Mff Ellill ....-lltwltw HOiion, drama crthc: and Professor of Or1mat1c: literature, tails with Oavtd Hays, founder and director or 111e N1tional Theatre ol the Oeal (NTO) 111d three NTD tctOIS about • recent production ol tht IJ'OllP, "four Saints 1n fllltt Acts" and how sicn Ian· (UICI IUS ldlpted lo SUtl this P1111tular play 11:00 BDCll Olltm • (8 Cl)) &Me AIMriutl Style Cl) a All ~ GMttn •@CI>911tm D tr...w. • lbly Kat1Jul, •l'J 111rt ... e Tiit HIMJ•m1n (()}) CD) Tiit ltlllQ sa. CJ Celelntilc A C..l'J (a) -11:30-• <@ CD> meas a... 11otte: c.llllallll "Oeatll ltllds A Hand" D DtDait•JlllllllJC.. Cl) Mewl•: "Tiii Wallill& Hiiis" (..,) '49-Randolph Scott. • ca Cl)> u 111t •"""' llysttl'J " Ille .... m""" II) Sil llll:t S ?00 Chl-C> C.,liollM MC f'ftllllll ....._ 12:00 • Twlll(tlt z .. D lltwle: "TM"-• Ttltara.- H•" (dta) ·~ 1-R!Chard Bauhart ma..Wlb m llfflt: "Da••• I 'Jttll11" (adv) '62-0uy Williama -12:30- • All·lll1llt S"'9: "Tla-tU1," "laHib tf Ors•-".'' "lu11t• ea,iM" m Mme: ec> "D""'' cu, .... (M$) 'SJ-¥11111111 Mayo 1:00 8 di 0 (I) T-... 2:00 G Mewle O.Oleleature: HfH ....... , s... Dall~ -2:05- .... ; Hl\t PTs." Sl ...... (dre) 'S2-01n 01llty, Joa1111t Dlu. -2:30-m Moll&M s-.: "Hoae" sn .. 11'1," "Hiii • Dtwlf'a tt11..r ORDER YOURS NOW • -; ,.._. ' ~··.l 1000 BEAUTIFUL STICK-ON . LABELS STYLISH TYPE ONGOOO CUALITY WHITE GUMMED PAPER • PERSONALIZED • EASY TO USE • FOR YOU OR A FRIEND r---------------------, All in this c:oopon, cllp end mall with S1 .76 to· PUot Printing, Label Div . Poat Office Box 1580 • 330 W. BIY St Costa Mesa. Callfomla 92929 8e Sure lo Ute Yoor ZIC>OOde PILOT PRINTING L ---~-----------------J .....,, THURSDAY JtlllE 9 fw _., and 11tu-llstinp, pluse set DAYTIME 'ltOGAAlllS. ...... "' 1'Uf allMlllellce, art Ille diy'sllll'ries. DAm lllE lllOYl£S 9:30 a UC.•btll's lli•a4o•" (dra) 'S8-Dwk Boprde St1nley Baktt 10:00 QI) "Slla• F111ht" (susp) '50-Jane Wyman 11:00 D Oaa lilof1 lltJ Dufl•a" (com) '49-l1lh1n Randolp~ 12:00 CD uuo It Yu111a" (wes) '57-Glenn FOid, Yan Heflin 1:00 Iii "a.,o.4 tllt Blue Hori· ro11" (adw) ''2 Dorothy Lamour. Jack Haley a "T• Women'' (dra) '61 Sophia Loren, Elean01a Brown 2:00 D (1:) "Western Union" (wes) '41-Robert Youns. Om Jauer. Randolph Scott 3:00 Cial ct) "Count Your Blts1· tnp " (tom) '59-Deborah Kerr 3:30 O (1:) ~Trackers" (dr1) '71 -Sammy Davis Jr Ernut Borenine. Juhe Adams EVENING m Alln Smitll Ind Jona m £lectrk Colllpany m Dramatic Stria 9 .. , .. Doll(la -6:30-u ANGIE DtC«I NSON * TitE llORLESS TAPES 0 lllM: (1:) t'Q) "The Nolim T.,u" (dra) '73-Roy Thin~. An11e Dickinson, Claude All1ns iJ CD WJ~ Cial llltrt Gtltf• Sllow CW CD> lltJ n.r .. S.. mZoem (QIJ ) OoMy ' 1111111 8'Twn T• 7:00 ll•0(()8'Dllews 0 llln Dub ()) lltJ Tllr .. SGns CD To Teti tht Truth l!I ConctntratlOll OI I !Mt Lucy (i) The Fii (@(I)) Family Alflir m Clllklren's ''oeram aJ Wy Griffitlt fI!) Maclleil/ltl11tr lttpol1 !DI Cross-Wits -7:30- D Andy • i.-Amtncae Stytt (J) Tiit Odd Couple 0 Tiit Gocic Sllow I .lJ Catldid C.-a Ill Tiit Job(s Wil4 <JD) iUI (() llbtdl '-m (all CD) 8r1dJ ha <W rn> Tiit """ rm a Hepn's Htrea m Clllllllll ZI T°'"Pt m l'nct 11 ltllM o u.na.. 8:00 D (<ID CI)) CD Tiie W1111N11 (R) John Boy rs appointed pieacher for a day and, allhouah his family is b111st tnl w1lh pnde 11 the honOI, he 1s fearful of the role u o Cl) !IAl m Tiit S11aMM loys Rid BuHOllS and Lionel Stander star as • couple ol Clntankerous, retired nudeYille comics, who are pe1111aded to tempora11ty put lht11 differences behind them and reunite for a comeback II ...,..: C1:l (Zllr) .,._. Cead'' (adv) '68-Rlchard Boone CD llftie: cc:> car) "Tah 0111 FalM Ste'" (dra) '49-Willtam Powell. Shelley Winters D 8 Wtlc:HM Biel Kotter (R) Kotter runs into some sweatho& rib b1ne when he takes a part ·lime JOI> 1n a fast food 1estau11nt lfhere his unifO(m 15 a chicken·hke oulllt D Mowit: cc:> (211r) ~A lulttt '" S1ndoY1I" (wes) '70-Ernest Boren1ne, Georce Hilton 01 llatlonal Geo1raphlc "The lonely D01ymen" The hazardous hie of Portuguese fi5herm1n 1s portrayed ~ lh1s spwal. The Portu4uest Dory men i re r•ued m111ners who harvest the.su with hooks instead of nets . (i) AA Tlllt C:litttn Nancy comes to the painful reahutio11 lhat Glen's performance rs lackinc. Dan and Moclllel are picked up al the bar. • placine the seuelanes 1n preunous pos1t1ons a llloN: (1:) (21tr) "The lttluc· t111t Aatro•nt" (com) '67-Don Knotts. Arthur D'Coll11tll fl) lllasttrpltce Tllutn "Poldark' ca CD> u, ~11a111 er.... TV WEEK. JUNE 5, 11177 m ,,.mitr 411 Juna -1:30- • QJ) What's H1pptnl11 (R) Reurn lallds a JOI> with a famous dance aroup, but Dwayne learns they really wanl to ma.t .u:n lhe butt of "fat !Oles " G)~lflJ .._ 9:00 D (~ CIJ) CD Hawall r1 ... o (R) McGarrell and the foe·D unil put Ille island mannas under s111 v11lla.nce to ••tch IM the h111ck1n1 of a yacht by some mullntenn1 crew men who have 1 smuphn& Khtme II llJ) ()) D lllC Thunday 1111111 lllovl1: CC) (?hr) "Clllrlit CcM: A FlM Aijlll llf A Hltl(illc" (dra) '71-Ctu Gula1er. Ralph Bell amy, Bla11 Biown. Stella SteYens. T11c11 O'Neill. Clu Gull&er stars as 1 Cllieaeo detective in the 1870'5 who 1s h11ed by Noah Mcvea, a wullhy Cahlornla rancher. lo dehm the 1111 who 1s behewed to bt his real d111gh ter-and heir a <a ())) o Bar1111 Miller (R) "fire '77" Birney and Wo10 ballle a .squad room lire while a church rob ber want1 oul of hrs cell and a younc couple consider stay1n11n the sl1t1on house to complete the11 suicide pact D Mnl1: ~ (Zllr) "Tit• l1n1 Duel'' (dra) '67-Yul Brynner m 111en 1irit1111 Show m Tiit Act of Unartlillty "Karl Mara -The Massive Dissent'' The impact ot soc11h1t thinkers 15 probed by hosl John Kenneth G1tbra1lh He eu mintS 1n detail lhe hie of kiri M111, wlto was-in 1dd1hon lo bem1 a prophesier and 1nsticator of revolu Iron-a social scienlrst, pohlrul philosopher end )Olllnahst A ta le of 'terper~~•tt.a ... d ttle su ~.,,_,, '"• 110~~-"" _.--~ ..... ~ I Pege 11 -9:30-D <ra> Cl>> a r1s11 (Rl "Fire" When 1n empty house down the block eoes up in flames. the finaer of suspicion points at Vic1or as tM possible ersomst. m Moel Sqmd 10:00 0 ((f7J ClJ (]) S.r111lly JtMs (R) A CB radio converut1on overheard by 1 rancher's dau&hter becomes an 1nporlant clue in Barnaby's invesll· plion 1nlo the disappearance of a ranch hand who witnessed a drue smuuhn& operation D 11 llfts ([) I I.oft LllCJ D (121) Cl)) O Blr»11 Walters lnt1rvitn "Fidel Cutro" Parl II (3) Marcus Wtllly fD S.1rcll '" !lit llilt (R) O> El 8left Amado -10:30- ([) All Thal Glltttrs m ID ID !Ins 11:00 DBCl>D !Ins U 9l Cl) CIDl CID llews I 8 (9 Cl)) lowt Amtrlall Stylt Cl) l2ll All Thlt Glitters 111 llllovie: (CJ "Tiie Ambushers" ,(adv) '67-De•n M111in, Senti Be1eer, Janice Rule, James Greaory m Mary H11tman, Miil Hartman Q) Tiie Hone,_...rs (!Ill CI>) Tiie Randi Sllow f.lD W..• . -11:30- • (!Ill ())) ([) ~IS I.alt Movie: (CJ Koi" "You Can't Tell A Hurt Man How to Holler" ''TIM Last Grtudt" (dr1) '70-Stanley Baker, Alex Cord, Honor Btack111an. a o Cl> ® m Johnny r.a111111 ([)Movie: "Caul Zone" (com) 'C2-Chester Moms, tarry Pirks a ca Cl>> a T11ursc111 1111111 $pecl1I "Nol Now, Norman" An encounter three yttrs after then hi&h school c11duation leads to 10· mance, compounded by frustration , for Norman and Stephanie Alan Cauldwell and Palncia Hawkins star mllews II) Set. Bli.o a 700 Club fD Captioned UC £Ylllin1 lllW$ 12:00 D Trilpt Z... m ems.1rrts II) Movie: "Ta. P'lletli1 City Story" (dra) '55-RtellJrd Kiley. John Mac· lntue. -12:30- D All.fli"'t Sllolt: "TM Bllco111," "ll11atiws, H "Tiit Min Who Rt- d1lmecl His Head" m Movit: "Abandon Ship" (dra) '57-Tyrone Power, Mai Zelter1ing, Lloyd Nolan, Stephen Boyd 1:00 . a 0 CIJ (lG) Tomorrow 2:00 CiJ Movie Doublefut11rt: "Slopowtr '°''°•" MCaptaill Boycott" CJD) llll0tle: (CJ "Tiie Lona Duel" (dra) '67-Yul Brynner m All·lfichl Show: ''TIM S1tiper," "lloGd Amil!'' . -2:05- D llovit: (CJ ''Cunllabt 11 Dod&• City" (wes) '59-Joel McCrea, Juhe Adams, Nancy Gates FRIDAY JUllE 10 Fot momina llld 11ternoon listlqs. please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below, tor ,our C011vet1ltnce, ire Ille diy's~ DAmME MOVIES t:lO Cll "Strike Me Pll\k" (mus) '36-Ethel Merman. Eddie Cantor 10:00 3 "BriOe for Salt" (com} 'C9-Claudelte Colberl. 11:00 D ~ "Mat11ilictnt o-. lion" (dra) '5-4-Jane Wyman. Rock Hudson, Barbara Rush 12:00 m "Kiss Tomorrow Good· bye" (dra) '50-James Cagney, Ward Bond, Blrbm Payton 1:00 D "Killer Shrews" (hor) 59-Ken Cortis, James Best (3) CC) "The Slcllian Clan" (dra) '70-Jean Gabin, Alain Delon, lino Venture 2:00 ll) (CJ "Tiit Twtlve Cll1in" (com) '70-Ron Moody, frank lanaella. Dom Deluise. 3:00 (lG) CC) "follow the Boys" (com) '63-Connit F11nc1s 3:30 D (CJ "Dtlth of A Guflfiafl· ltr" (wes) '69-Richard W1d mart, Lena Home, John Suon •V•NING e:oo 0 u Cl) ® (CJZ) CI>) l'ltws a o ([) <9 Cll> m 11ns D SSUr Trtk ([) liomer Pyle Ill GllllSlllMt TV WEEll. JUNE 5, 11177 m l'lrtridit Family Q) Alia Sftitll Ind Jones m Eledrlc eom,."' m 0n11111.ic Ser1ts Ill> llllik• Dollata -6:30-fJ Grand Pri1 Classic * THE CHAUENGERS D llllo•lt: CCJ (90) "Th Cllil· leftl'lrs" (dra) '68-Darren McGavin. ([) m Andy Grittitll ([Q) llerv GrlffiR Show (!m CI)) My Tlirff Sons fDloom (ft ([)) Welcome Bick ~er DTon Talk 7:00 BDU(l)fD«mNns D Liars Chill ([) .., Tllfff Sons ([) To Tell Ille Truth Ill Collct11t11tion m1 LM Luty ti) Tiie FBI (!Ill Cl)) F1mily Affair ta Andy Griffith fl) M1dltil/llllrer Rtpott (IBJ ([)) Wllft's H1ppenift1 a.J) Cron-Wits -7:30- .. Wild Kinadoln " I.oft Anlericall StyM ([) Tiie Odd Cou!ft B ® 0 Cl) Im Hollywood Sciuara Cl) "" lllluptltb Ill Tiie Joker's W'lld m <a Cl>) 8radJ Bundi ((Jl) CI>) lloly Parton Show a ltop11'1 Heroes fD Cllanlltl 21 T 011l1flt 13J Liars Clvb , ... ,, fflDAY (Condftued) 8:00 D ((11) (])) CoM I (R) Oet1M011t seem to be tile erdt1 of the day when Rick is offered a jot> on the 1N1nland 111-tl·Nn AIY1n Purdy C011Slders 1tlt1 inc and luv1nc lbe island and Geo11e IS peiplned u to how lo deal With Im ~test rollllnlte tncoullltt D @ Cl) C1J D Suford ud S.. (R) "Here Today. Gone Today" Lamont, Donna. Aullt £sthef. Smitty and Janet try to surpose Fred by hav1n1 the furniture rtllpllolsttred but ht SU$ptdS Rollo of steallftl 11 alld dtWIM5 a a:lleme lo &ti a 1¥tt insurance settlement e llttle: CC) (nr) "ll•lt4J" (1h) '71-Jeck Wild, Mark lester Cl) llMit: CC> (ZIN') MNan " Ille n, .. (WIS) '56-Jeff Ch111dler, Oolothy Malolle • ca W> a uc FridlJ 1t1atit llMit DlllllltlN111re: CC) (90) '11M GrutAIMrlw CftMf" (wes) '74- Larry Mahan, Pt11I Lyne. The ac llvlties of two rodeo stars piep111n1 IOI their competition tnlroduces tile viewer to toda~~eo worl4 Cl)Wenla11'1 • lllowlt: (21tr) "How ,,. .. w .. lly V11tey" (dra) '41-Walter P1dceon, M1urun O'Hara. Roddy Mcl>owalt, Donald Cn59 ... liq " 1-inct-.., M l1ll1 lilitten Michael tests his new·lovnd confldtnce on Alldrea, f'tUY and Willer act out some ol lllfw fantasies SClllT~ .,. .... _.. ......... -8:30- D @ Cl) <II 11B Tiit ltlcltord Fils (R) ''The Bwds. lite 8m and T T flowers" Part I Ali old tnend of Rocky's IS committed lo a resl home IOI sentOI' citizens by his dau1htt1 and son in·law wllo nnt lo s.tll his SINU llllll to a devtl09tr Rocky pmuades tns son. Jim to rescue Ille old man. Cl) .... 0.C-111.ary mer..wtta .,.,., ...... fD Wall Street WM 9:00 8 ((J7) CJ)) Cl) CIS laporta: CIA'• Secret hJ A report on Cuba Cl) Te Ttl tM Tnitll • lllfy-G!tftilt .. g JtrmlHI: A S,eclal a.rt A clocumtntary report 1n observance of the IO·year 1nn1msary of the S11 Day War. which explores th• City that houses three crut reticlo~ Chriat1u1ty, Judalm, and fst1111. Hosl atte Roberts, a veteran ol lnadclst reportin1 In the Middle East. adds '" ArntllCln ~ to !tit eulllinatlOll al potitlCll tra111- for1111tio11S in cont1rapo111y J11usale111 and Illa rem11n1n1 uMOlvtd Pf'Obl8111$. -9:30- • 9 Cl) 9 • 0MicY (R) A 11ttkend on Calaltna lslalld witlt his &wtfnellll is intenvpted when Quincy is asted to ex11111ne a dtVtr who-tl1t mtdical uaminer suspects-wu ill1ecttd with a to11c substance to prmnt lum lnlm louhnt up a $4 1111n1011 diamond theft • (9 Cl)) 0 AIC "'*' lll&llt llttlt o .. .i.t1at1rt: CC) (to) "l"la' Moll(' (11ta) '74-Bty-tllt Danner, A11lllo11y Ptr"ns. Bo Briden. Two men In I rural T1aa1 tOWA shirt tlM lifa ,nd Ion of a Int spirited WOll)lll O¥tf 1 40 y11r span Cl) Tll• llv,,.U G)IM~ -..... 10:00 ...... Cl) ... ,.._ s,.dal Cl)~c.c..t ma .. -.. -10:30- CI) Su Ditta .. ., ..... ft) TY ftr llttw " W.. A look at the future of ttlt111sion as a cseahvt llld tth~"'lly COllUfDtd llltdlll th1ouah the eyes ol some of its malQf contnbuton 11:00 ••aa 11ewa D Cl) <II 9 Cl)llftl e Uw Slt1lllt1 Super • Spectac11llr lqifts 700 Clu-nUTHOll a 700 a. Ttlttlloe The telethon r11ses funds for Chnshan b1oadosts and CnSIS Counselint Cl) a All n.t Clllttn D lrlllSidt ... ...,, KlftlaM, ... ,, HartlNll m • .... , •••• ,. ((J7) CJ)) Tiit llllldl .. fD llad """'1'" .. tilt ...... ( 121 Cl)) LIN a..ric» Sr,tt CD OraNtk s.ctea -11:30- D ((J7) CD•) CISl.ltdn: CC)~ i. tilt ...,,.,.-(com) 73-S.ssy Spectk. Monte M11tMm, MIB Miller. Susan Ollffl. Slim M · ens D al (1}.(11 Cll ...... C.. Cl) .. : .,.... ~ ...... (d11) '49-Gtenn ford, limes Wlttlmo<t • ca Cl)) o 11r1n. .... •Set. .. 81000. g MIC t ...... News Ca phoned IOf the l1ea11n1 impaired m till.-3' 12:00 G ll"lt: "Tilt Wllltt Splftf" (mys) '63-Joacllim Beraer. Katin Dor. Hom frank. Midy Rlhl. ID Ired t1tt "''-• llttlt: CC) ''CtnilHI SltrJ" (dtl) 'i4-AMe 8axter. Sten C«llfan. Georae Nader. Lyle Btttaer. Jay C. rlip111n. -~:30- • s.,... T1llltn .... ! M ..... s.,ldell" (adv) '43-Joan Crawford, rrtd M1dilur· ray, Conrad Veldt. faOO ., ...... 8 (J) 9 MlilnllM s,.d.i ........ SM:.,,.....,," "C1lelt ,, ....... "Sey " • ,,.. .. 2:00 ............... "1111ftM ................ ht(' -~30- • Al-tl!Ot SM: ..,.. "' tlle ..,...., ........ " lM .....,.. -3:05- .... a:> ...... " fMelt9" (com) '62-0nld Niven1._M~ch1tl Wlldln&. Alberto Sofdi. nlff1 ~ drt'll'I, Noel HattitOI. SATURDAY I JUtlt ll iiORA1AQ TV WEEK. JUNE 5. 1977 10:00 8 ((J7) CJ)) Cl) T1rt.11 D @ (J) <II Ill S,.c. c:i.t! frt11kllltlillJr. Cl) m ""1llN .... ~ The Atlnu1t Parade trom Portland. Oreaon. leatu11n1 champ10nsl11p floats and binds from 1n>uod tlle Wt.SI D w.ttd Dud • AM 8 lt.t F-'lt sa.. fDVlliMOll .,,.... Mllca -10:30- • ((J7) en w ...., w...t.m ......... 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(ml Cl)) U.S. F1r11 ~ • Cetlllta -~ 1:00 a Clllldrtl't nta Festini (R) "(ahtld's Robot" Alt £Aclllll film momn1 a!Olllld the tdvt•Wr• oft Bntidl lad lllMtd [ufltad wllo, In Cllloo!J wrth hll lltlf Dspeltl, llat buill • rok4 identical to bimstlf . eea11t..__ CJ)"',. • ....._: CC) "Qtlff• el 0.ter s,ac." (ICI 11) 'S8-Zsa lsa Gabor, Enc fltminc. Lau111 M1tdtfN. Cl) ca.cWtt Am bdlta .,.. .. ,_ (all ())) CIS s,.ta ~ ,. CJ)) C....Wt ... m Ftttwt flltl 0 Tiit Liiey .. -1:30-.,..,, ........... Cl)Tllt...,. • M"lt: a:J 11Alr11 .. " (Id•) '64-llt11ji S1wt1a, A~ema lhl1 •S... T11i1 e ~ A rnuhn1 loo' '' Ntw York's at nae commu111ty llCI =r~i ~~ llttlls. o llewle: "o.ri.IW" Cdra) ·ss- Bnan Keith, Barbara Hate 2:00 es.. .. ._.. =<JIDL,.U . Gelf Connie ol the • 11d of this toumamenl from lht Cold Course ol lhe Bay Tree Golf fluta1101 10 Nortll Mrltlt Bach. 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(JJ) • 8 Lnnea mw..u -~,...... ... f.DTllt,...,.. IDkriU ETtlll -7:30-.... , .. ... s-dOf_ • Oimtwa: 111'1 I Wllf ())~ .... .... m a"''-.._ c-tiJ 8:00 a (Cl» CD) <D llbry TJltr llomt S-. (II) Mary flichlrds finds herself .,jth ••duties a a hosless thin slle afllidplled OI raaly cared to !Qodlt Wllea tllt &Ms a quiet d1nntr for the WJM.TV '"' team and Geor,ettt announets sll1 is •bout to llvt birth. • 0 (J) (JI • £11111•1KJ "Rulu of Orclet'' ~· 111d OtS«o .,, ""' 1o be °" • "" suuestion committee untU Uley llt*' about patklmttltaiy Nies "' ptOCeM ...... a:i (Zlw) ... ,.....,, Altlet" (com) '59-Sll Mineo. (J) .... : a:i (Jlw) i"!I c.. .,.,. (dra) '66-AntllOny Quu111 • •<CllCl))8 ...... "81slnrack111" Rustlers sttth • flllCll Wlllcll supplies IMtf to Ille Anlted r OlctS and Wondtf Woman tlld Stew Tmot lllmtlpte. ...... ~) .,,.._.,.,...,. ., ........ (dra) ''2-llttlarlnt ...... .lllOll Maids J1 ., ....... •vtewy•S. SCllftlth tD 0.. u,_ A Clmlr "Htldt" -1:30- • ((11) CJ)) Cll It~ ...... ,. a-(fl) In tlle 1ole of Clwlstmas puumakt1, Boll 1ttempb to rtcon die Illa parents' ~f'•lio11 .Cdll .. D ly Ille SUt et Hll hlb film cllroniclts the uteer al Wilham le11 9:00 8 ((11) CD) (J) Al 141 lilt F..., {It) Ed1tll uses qm lhink1n1 and CPfl-Clrdlo·Putmonary Rts11scita· tlon-1111111111 to sawe a man's hit, ~t Ms "" hHdt fvll wlltft ~ tries to adjust to lllr nawloulld f1mt • 0 (I) al • -S.tldf llcM ll9M: CID Qllf) "lln OtM 1\u AIM" ("'5) '69~Clint Walkt1, Vincent Prk .. MH r11ne11. Ptlll Hamptom Clint Wtl'" stan as a te,endary 11-<onYICt 1untuft who is pvrwed by Ille vtnietul propntlOf of • tmtllin1 lllootrn1 sllo• and tht sllow's youna sta1 marksman BAICllnsSpecUI • "TO Tltf QUWll" A Witt to ElluMtll rt. Geleral Electrlc e (9 (J)) 8 Tt tlle QIMlll A Sii.a. at OluMttl JI An MIC News specaal loc"""' on Qv"n EllJabeth II of En&falld on lht CICCe1QI of her 25tll Jtlf Oft lilt thfOM. Tht speciJf looU It UM way $lit and the Royal F emily ll¥t elld sllows film of somt of Ille ettnls lllat slllped lier Ide, includina the abdication Of lier urtClt, Edwal4 VIII ' «D llO WIES-JUST FUii * Oii Hf£ HAW TORntl IDltteKlw -~ -9:30- • ((11) CD) (J) .. (II) AllCt IS Wrposff w11t11 an old btlu from New jeney shows up In PllOlnl•. ready to plcll 11p tlleil IOlllt1ICt Wlttte lllly left off yea" before. m11tw1t:a:>"Y .... ......,. (wes) '!>S-lfa Birt•. Howard Duff. 10:00 9 (ID CD) (J) Cart! hr•tt Sllllr {fl) &II Verttn cuuts. -~-~ • (J) ~ llal a-a e (9 (J)) a Futatt a114 r ..... Wilen. JOUlll Amtrlca lnd11n is etiarred 1'1111 111utdenn1 t ... ltt!J toi11 eoll1ctor, Ille Ft1thtr ind htlter Piii pun 111 ellbo11t1 con to find tht m1n'1 ml killtf alld ~ tllU l11noct11I friend. .. TV MEX. JUNE 5. um ...... e ll1rlt: "1'11• .. ct1111 Ko111 ....... -10:30-::.i.-: .. r.- 11100 eee1De011tws e LM S.,.r • $pldaallar Contltuts 700 ClU9 TELETHON a 1'0 C.. T.a. A telethon to 111$1 funds lo 11111nt1111 Ctlristiu Broadcasls ind Crisis Cou11cil1n1. (J) Get SIUrt e FrWlt llOt .... : us--.... lilt , ... • lirt ......... (hor)-Santo, Lorena ~allzqutl. ((11) CD> Tiit rn. a. @ <D MM·U ca <D> 1a H•w. • "' c..s .... c..tiy -11:30- • ltlDwit: a:i '11lt .... of 1111.. "-" (com) '68-Shl1lej Mac l.Jlnt, Rdlard Alt1nborou1h 8 0 (J) <II Cl Sattr,tJ ~ .... : '1tlt WMll ["" (dra) '41-floland Wint•"· • lllnlt: ''TM H111tler" (dra) '61-Paul Ntwman, J1eklt Gleason (J) ._ CC) "Oece ltftr1 I Olt" (dfa) '66-Jollll Oert• G 1't 1111\ el JIU 11ew1e: CC> "QuMll'• '-t'a" (•d•) 'S5-Raymond Masser. 12:00 . ca Cl>> """1Sd.fl T11te1r1 1:00 DklC:..rt e '°'l·T..CO.I * £1dttnim! 700 ClU9 m.mtOll e 700 a.II T tM111e1 ..,.. • M.llipt Sllew: "Slauptt, of lilt v ...... "Tiit ~ ..... ..... a:> .,.,....., Attllt" (111111) '50-JoaA fOltltllt. 2:00 e11111t:a:i-....e1w.e114 ,,.detlt Stoall" (d1a) '70-Tony Franciosl, Susan s.lnt limes. • All-1111'1 sa.: ''Bl Ges,.1 ~ .. 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