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Home My WebLink About1977-07-10 - Orange Coast PilotI I SUNDAY * * * VOL. 70, NO. 191, 7 SECTIONS, 106 PAGES First Paycheck Worth Weight In Memories f:d1tor s Note Job hunlmg 11oung people are out there this !llmmtr, 1uJI ll-' tMy are every summer. Some bear newly won college d1plomw Some bear nothing !'1Wre than a desire to accumulate 115 t~ a used akateboard Whatever their goals. whatever their molwes, they want 1obs Recognmng that the SIJND"Y SPEt'IAI~ Pirst Job 1s an unforgettable incident in everyone'a life, the Dady Pilot asked a cross section of Orange County leaders how they remembered that milestone Their answers. accumulated by Repo~er Bill Hodge, are below. PHILIP REILLY Miss ion Viejo Company President 1 've had al~ k.md~ of f1r:-.l Job~. bul I guess lhe very rirst was to sweep the s1dt.>walk in front of a liltlc dry goods store m Midwa) City. which 1s hardly there any more ~mce Huntington Beach and Westminster have expanded so much. The JOb that comes to mind most was one I had al a Beacon service stallon at 17th and Flower in Santa Ana. They had gravel driveways instead of asphalt and l had to pull a rake made of old magnets through the gravel to pick up nails. My pay was doubled to 50 cents a week when I got a little red wagon and a galvanized bucket filled with ice and soda pop and sold soda to some workers building a housing tract nearby. I sold the soda for the guy who owned the station. I wa1'.n't much of an entrepreneur in those days or I would have sold 1t myself But I didn't have the money back then. BRAD GATES Orange County Sheriff-Coroner My first job was being a paperboy for the Santa Ana Register I delivered about 3S papers and had to ride my bicycle about 10 miles a day lo cover the route. It kept me in good shape, but when it rained I got awful wet. I started when I was 11 and kept on it until I was about 13 and a half. My sister look the route when I stopped. BETTY LOU LAMOREAUX Orange County Superior Court Judge I started working when l got out of school. My first job was as a receptionist for Central Casting in Hollywood. They hired ex- tras for most of the major studios and I would screen them and set-up interviews with the casting director. It was terribly exciting but I saw such heartbreak. It was just an interim job, though, while I was studying singing. I wanted lo be an opera singer but l guess they didn't want me. Eventually, I decided lo go to ni ght law sC'hool in San Fran- cisco where l worked as a secretary for the Coca Cola Co. JOEY BISHOP Entertainer I was a soda clerk In a luncheonette where I got $:J a week for working 12 hours a day, seven days a week. That included lunch and I averaged about $5 to $10 a week in tips. I used to imitate the customers. I remember this one guy who was probably the most nervous and impatient man I had ever seen. This iUY used' to come in and cross his legs and start rubbing his forehead wailing t.o have his order taken. After a while l start· <See FIRST JOBS, Page A3) * ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A (}p, but Not Over O.lly Piiot Pholo It'( ~rv Amll<O» Tom Beard of San Clemente blocks Ross Haefer's point try during preliminaries of the four-division beach voll eyball tourney under way this and next weekend near the San Clemente Pier. For pictures of the distaff side of the competition , see Page A2. ' TWENTY-FIVE CENTS t • Goltl, Sil~er Grabbed . $1.l 1\fi11ion Heist in SA By JACKIE HYMAN Of-O•IYPllMSt.11 Smooth-working robbers made off with $1.1 mllllon in gold and silver from a Santa Ana precious metals exehange Saturday -but lhey may have made an amateurish mistake. The robbers. who removed lhe loot from Swiss Vaults. 1404 N. Grand Ave .. managed to leave few clues lo their Identity. However. they took the company president's cal', a readily iden- tifiable yellow 1976 Lincoln Con- tinental with Arkansas license plates. •'The amount of the robbery makes it look like it was at least well-planned," said Lt. T.G. Sawyer of the Santa Ana Police Department. "The fact that they took the victim's car doesn't really add up. It's amateurish." He speculated that the robbers may have needed the extra vehi· cle to carry their heavy booty, which consisted of gold and silver coins and bars, plus some miscellaneous currency and valuable coins. Sawyer said the Incident really began at 10:30 a.m. when a man called company Pres. Vincent Carrano, 45, of Seal Beach, and said he wanted to deposit some silver after regt1lar business hours. A meeting was arranged at 4 p.m. Once the pair entered the building, Sawyer said, the man drew a handgun and ordered Carrano into his office, where he was told to face the wall. Three other men then 'entered the business and removed the valuables from unlocked vaults. Sawyer said Carrano was bound to a chair with white medical tape during the robbery, which lasted about40 minutes. Carrano was finally able to work himself free about 6 p.m .• when he sounded the alarm. He was not injured. Sawyer said he did not know why Carrano arranged lo meet a man alone at the business and s peculated the man may have been or pretended t.o be someone Carrano knew. .Carrano reportedly saw no vehicles connected with any of the robbers. The only description of the main bandit available late Saturday night was that he is about35. A special task force has been organized under the direction of SgtbChuck Hindman tq_probe the rob ery. PijJeline Restart Due Soon PUMP STATION No. 8 (AP) - A s tate official said Saturday that the trans-Alaska oil pipeline could resume operation in less than a week if engineers are able to bypass a pump station that was demolished in an explosion. Transpac Near Finish In Washington, the Depart· ment of Transportation con- firmed that the pipeline itself ap- parently was intact, despite· Friday's blast, which killed one workman and injured five. It was the second major mis- hap forcing a pipeline shut down in less than a week at Pump Sta- tion No. 8~ about 41 miles southea&l.of Fairbanks at mile488 on the800-mile, $7.7 billion line. Drifter, Merlin Vie to Set Race Recortl By ALMON LOCKABEY 0.11¥ Ptlot 8o•t1119 Ed1tw HONOLULU -Harry Moloshco s 69·foot sloop Dnfter, Long Beach, still claimed the elapsed-lime lead in the 2,225· mile Los Angeles to HonoluJu yacht race late Saturday-but barely. Closing fast after a blazing 305-mile day's run was Bill Lee's 67-foot sloop Merlin out of Santa Cruz. The day 's run rs a Transpac record for 24 hours. Computer experts here at Trans pac headquarters in Ala Wa i Yacht Harbor figure that the. two light-displacement yachts were only eight miles apart at the Saturday 9 a.m . roll call. But a radio conversation monitored aboard the Panaineric~n Airwayit flight al midday quoted Moloshco as Bag Killer Suspect . . 'Wouldn't' Do That' LUBBOCK, Tex. (AP> -Like many mothers, Edna Hill of Lub· bock worries about her third son and maintains he could do no wrong. Her son. David Douglas Hill, 34, is in a Riverside County jail. ac- cused of slaying two youn11 men in a case that police have titled the _''trash bag murders.·' Authorities say the death toll in the brutal killings may reach 28. The Imperial Oounty coroner's offlc~ last week Identified two bodies fotind near Calexico as John Demchlck, ia. oC Inglewood, and Kenneth Eu.1ene Buchanan, 17, of Lawndale. Demchlck's remains were fdund . in February, 1973, and Bucbanan's ln April, 19'76. "My D avid wouldn't do apything like that," a distraught Mrs. Hill, 68, told the Lubt>cx:k calculating that Merlin was six miles in his boiling wake. "You cannot get bets here as to which boat will ~b first -pre- sumably late t.odat. Whichever yacht it is will claim a new elapsed time record, at least a full day less than lhe existing nine days nine hours six minutes and 48 seconds set by Mark Johnson 's Windward Passage in 1971. Mileages of the lead yachts from Diamond •Head, based on Saturday's position reports, were: Drift~r. 462.; Merlin, 470j Ragtime, 54~; Windward Passage, 571: l(ialoa, ~; and Phantom. 747. But a privat~ plane flying over the course late Saturday calculated that the lead ya~ts wece even closer to the flrlish than they had esUmated. • Drifter was spotted 290 miles from Diamond Head at 6: 1S p. m. PDT. moving wen in io to 30 knot winds andet&htto l0foot&ea$. Excitemtmt ts rubnfng high here with the expectation th.at Drifter and Merlin -ill come boiling down the Mololtai Cb~ net to the finish before dark. Thousands of spectators will start 9atbering on tfie bfuff s over Diamond Head in bopes of wit· nessing one of the mOBt dramatic finishes in the 7l·year hJatoty of tfl• race, , Class A yachts ~t.inoed to hold Ute l\andicap leads in both divisions. Division One leaders In tleet w~re Kfaloa1 Windward P asaage, and 'hantom. 'l'be DlvisiOQ Two hllbdtcap leaders wer e Merlin. Tinsley i1ihti. · Drifter and J\agtlme. Damage will exceed $5 million. a spokeswoman for Alyeska, the consortium of oil companies run- ning the pipeline, said Saturday. 'the explosion apparently was touched oH when oil leaked through a malfunctioning check valve into the pumphouse and ig- nited. It reduced the building to a twisted, blackened maze of steel. State Public Safety Com· missioner Richard Burton said officials did not believe sabotage was Involved. He said it "was strictly an industrial accident ... It was just one of those acci· dents." The tremendous blast was heard six miles away. Burning oil flowed from the shattered building and destroyed thousands of dollars worth of pipeline construction equipment and a stand of birch trees. One pipetine worker .out.side of the pump house. s-ald: "It was just ~e one of those atomic bombs going off. It just boiled a nd boiled up into the sky.'' Units from the fire depart.ment at nearby Eitison Air Force Base were on the seen~ within minutes, but were unable to save the pump house and concentrat- ed on surrounding property. The dead man, burned beyond recogniUon, was identified by a check of employes known t.o have been ln the bUlldlng as technician Charles C: Lindsey, 39, of Fak'bantca. Ap inspection team , meanwblle, reported that other crucial facilities near the main pump bWJding apparently were not ael'IOU.ly damaied. ftN 'l 'Ht : INSllt t: M ., I I j' ;fl O~YPILOT Sund11, July 10, 1177 We•klv review of Orange Coast highlights ~~ - STUDENTS AND TEACHER CELEBRATE ON POOL SITE Mission Viejo Fireworks funds pooled The Fourth of July had a happy aftermath for students al Esperanza School, a Mission VaeJo school for the trainable men· tally retarded. The sale of fireworks by the Cosmopolitans, a Sad· dleback Valley organization, brought in S500 toward a planned swimming pool. It brought community-raised runds lo $18,500, enough to match equal funds from the Saddleback Valley Unified School Distract for the $3G,40Qpool. Costcl Mt'\cl Dogged search under way Got an unlicensed dog? If you li ve in Costa Mesa, you may find yourself in a n embarrassing situation during the two-month count of dogs that will begin Monday. Four workers will be going door to door asking to :.ee up-to-date rabies certificates and licenses for dogs. Inform a lion is available at 556-5240. Laquna Beach • Canine kennel canceled Whjle Costa Mesans are sweating it out over unlicensed dogs the city of Laguna Beach is in the doghouse over its kennel lease~ The lease was canceled with 90 days' notice last · week by veterinarian Rose Ekeberg, who was angered by city plans to put a temporary 600·car parking lot near her kennels. Police Chief J on Sparks Stlld the cancellallon letter took him by surprise. "Jeez, I almo:-.t fell over yesterday when she came in with that thing," he said liljl.tj Beauty queen a miniature Farrah Fa wcett had beltcr look out -but not for another 15 ·years. until !leather Mellcmn grows up. The 5-ycar old Irvine girl has already won three titles. Lillie Miss Orange County Cut1e Pie, Little Miss Laguna Hills Mall, and now Little Miss Orange County. This week she'll travel to Palm Springs lo compete with 125 other little girls for the Lillie Miss California title. Newport Bcilch America looked beautiful "I never thought American was so free," said Robert Skane, 19, or Newport Beach. He was released last week after spending the Fourth of July as a prisoner in Cuba along with five other crew members from the ketch Musica, en route from Florida to Dana Point. The ship was boarded by Cubans last Swiday night and members ofthecrewwerequestioned. , ''Deserter' Cites Mistaken Identity MIAMI (AP) -The Army bas assigned a special unit to rtnd out why a civilian was arrested as a deserter and held for 40 days. But a former Pentagon official says the Army already knows what went wrong and ll 's happened many times In the past. "If a guy wants to aet into the SUNDAY DAILY PILOT Rebels Renpge OU Paci DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) - PaleaUnlan 1uerrUlaa broke their agreement with Kuwait. authoriUea and landed a hijacked Kuwait Alrlinee jet with two pro- minent boetages at Damascus early t.oc,lay, an information of. fleer at Damascus airport said. The hijackers, who numbered six accordUig to Kuwait airport sources, had released the re- maining 31 of an original 49 hoetagea in Kuwait Saturday in return for safe conduct out of the country. . But the guerrillas, who com· mandeered the Boeing 707 on Fri· day, were supposed to fly 1,200 miles south, to South Yemen, in· stead ol 800 miles northwest lo Damascus. An information officer at Damascus airport said the air· liner had landed there. A Kuwait InformaUoo Ministry spokesman confirmed the report, saying the six hijackers had diverted the plane front its agreed route to Aden, capital of South Yemen. The Kuwaiti o(rlc;ial said the hi· jackers "cheated us." The Palestinians had taken aboard the Kuwait security chief, Brig. Mohammed al Hamad, and Awani Battash, de· puty chief of the Palestine Liberatipn Organization mission in Kuwait. They were acting as volunteer replacements for the released hostages. Mohammed Abdu, the South Yemeni ambassador to Kuwait, was to have made the flight as well but left the airliner just before It departed. Kuwait airport sources said his government "disagreed to his pres ence on board for higher political considerations." Also aboard Is a British crew of British Midland Airways F,.._P~Al CHURCH ••• agencies' vulnerability to outside spies The FBI affidavi t alleged that Wolfe and Miss Thomas stole and copied hundreds of documents during more than a year on their jobs The FBI began inves tigating the matter only after Wolfe and his church supervisor, Michael Meisner, allegedly staged their fourth raid on the office of an as· slstant U.S. attorney. Robber Flees After Gunshot A man who robbed a Garden Grove restaurant Saturday and struck a waiter with his revolver apparently panicked and ned when thel.un accidentally fired, policesai . SlighUy injured in the 9: 25 p.m. r obbery at Temple Gardens, 12201 Brookhurst St., was waiter David Cheng, 32, of Garden Grove. An unknown amount of money was taken. Police said the robber, a white man between 25·30, about five-- feet 10and150 powuls with a dark complexion, first robbed one cash register and then ordered Cheng to open the other, striking him at the same time. No one was Injured when the gun went off. The robber fled on foot. • Wind Enerm1 AP' Wlrtpholo A scientist stands at the base of Sandia Laboratories' gian.t wind turbine il'_l Albuquerque which is being studied as one alternative to some or America's energy needs. The turbine produces 60 kilowatts or electricity in a 28-mile-an-hour wind. Trustees to Mull Revenue Surplus Saddleback College trustees may be faced with the prospect of adding to their $24. 7 million ten- tative budget Monday rather than reducing it further. The regular board meeting begins at 7: JO p.m. In room 212 of th e college library and the budget deliberations are at the end or the agenda. which is re· latively light. A key question the board will have to consider at the outset is what to do with an undetermined amount of additional revenue generated by the district's unex· pected Z1 .5 percent increase in assessed valuation. The figure is significantly higher than the 18 percent pre- dicted by Business Manager Roy Barletta. who said the difference could amount lo "several hun· dred thousand dollars" more available to the college next year. Barletta said the board could choose to apply the extra taxing power to a tax rate reduction pro- gram. The rate currently stands at 95 cents per $100 of assessed valuation. Or, he said, they could hold the rate firm and use the additional Frona Page Al SUSPECT ..• He never returned' to Lubbock except for short visits and to marry bis high school sweetheart, Mrs. Hill told the newspaper. Hill was legally separated from hJs wife a short time after the marriage and was divorced in 1966. money to augment funds set aside for new construction at the existing campus and the planned second campus in Irvine. Barletta said ~·riday the dis· trict will not realize the benefits of a full 27.S percent valuation in· crease because of two factors. He said the State Board of Equalization must still assess all public utility property in the dis· trict and factor that increase into the total valuation figure. If the increase in utility valua- tions is only 15 percent (which Barletta contended is above average), that will bring the total district valuation down to about 24 percent. "And, if you add the s tandard three percent delinquency rate, the net assessed valuation in· .crease is about 21 percent," he claimed. If trustees choose to use the ad· ditional money, which seems most likely. Barlett said part of their budget deliberations over the next three weeks m ay involve adding items back onto the spending plan instead of cutting moreofr. The original budget propoeal or $30 milllon has already been pared down to the current figure and some key budget categories have been reduced in scope, Barletta noted. It is improbable a majority or the board will support a reduc- tion in the tax rate because of new state legislation (Senate Bill 1641 > that prohibits increasing the tax rate again in succeeding years once it has been lowered, unless there is a vote of the peo- ple. Volleyball Tournament Bas Ups ••• ••• and Downs Volleyballs, sand and long hair flew Saturday as the women took to the sandy courts n ear the San Clemente Pier tor their tum in the about-to-be-annual, rour·divilion be ac h volleyball tournament sponsored by the city. Fierce play, left, pita Karen Olson, of Newport Beach, agatnst Laurie Conro1, of S.n Clemente, right. Olson's shot Juat c)eal'8 tbe net in a bard try at a toulb point. Conroy aets airl)ome to r• turn a hllh lob. Playoffs for l"he winnlna teams ln a number of ••• cate1ories are 1Cheduled next. weekend. Play resumes today at 8 a.m. ' Widow's Support -~ · ... ; Growing ·1 PHILADELPHIA (AP) 4 When the widow of Pvt. Eddi~ Slovlk began her flghl 23 yeat1h: ago, she was scorned for seekini":· benefits from a traitor's death. Today she receives hundreds of letters of support. Now 62 years old and crippled. .. - Ant.olnette Slovik is waiting ~ Lansdale. Pa., for an Army dti--i cl.slon on her petition for mill~ ~~~~~i:e~:f~ ;::k~ecisi1 She wants the government ~ treat her as the widow of just> another soldier ._ not as ~3 widow of the ooly U.S. soldi~ shot for desertion since the Civil:.: Wa r. "I think the public hal changed," Mrs. Slovik told an in- t erviewer. •'It's been a turnaround, absolutely, a com· ~ plete turnaround.'' It was 1945 when Slovik was ~ court·martlaled and shot, after • having fled combat in France at : the time of the BatUe of the .: Bulge. There were heavy Allied::.; losses then. Desertions were in-·= creasing. Only in 1954 did details st.art . coming out -In records the-: I Army released to Mrs. Slovik:- and in a book by William Brad·. fo~H~~ ~ Mrs. Slovik has been fighting for benefits since then, trying lo prove the Army uhfairly singled out her husband at random - that it put him before a firing squad only to m ake him an ex-ample. It was not easy lo start such a fight in 1954. Even her husband's family cut her off, she said. - ''They wanted me lo keep it a- secreL" .:\ But now a new g~neration's ·~, views, shaped more by what hap..~·: pened in Vietnam than by what :~ hap~ned at Bastogne, give Mrs..:.: Slov1k hope. · 1 Hundreds of letters in support ~~ or tbe widow have a rrived at the':. Pentagon, according to Ray . · Williams, secretary of the Army . : review board which heard the ~· widow's petition at a hearing ~ June 15. ··.' The board is considering :: whether Pvt. Slovik's execution.·: involved legal ~rror or injustice.~:. 4ChiZean Hijackers Fly to Cuba .-;. ' . . ~ . . . .. ;;,. LIMA, Peru CAP> -Fow'8:: C~ilean leftists, who hijacked IUl:~ airliner from Chile to Pertf:~ last week, new to Cuba SatU(i's day. . ~~ The three men and a womaJt..; were granted temporary asyluril-' in the Venezuelan Embassy ~ ... Lima in exchange for surrender,~·. Ing their 56 hostages and ~=~ Ladeco airlines jetliner they:•, commandeered Tuesday dwin&;~ a domestic flight over Chile. ~ After forcing the plane to I~,. at Lima, the hijackers told Peru.:_~, vian officials they wantect'~ asylum in Venezuela. But on F~ day the Caracas government r~~ jected their reque:i-t and asked~~ that they leave the Embassy. After Venezuela denied the hi· jackers asylum, the Chi lea~ f' mllit.ary government asked Penr to detain t.hem while it prepared a formal extradiUon request. ' Take That! The self·defense art of Aikido comes a live for two coast youngsters enrolled in a Newport Beach Parks, Beaches. and Recreation course. Sean Fawcett, 9, of Costa Mesa, uses a throw called kokyu·nage and successfully fUps his opponent, J e ff Ha rris, 10, of Newport Beach. The class is held at Newport Harbor High School. !Nucle ar Protesters Due at San Onofre Pendleton Manne Corps Base Lt. Col. Dan Brown, a base spokesman, said the Marinl' Corps will have units of MPs monitoring the protest. Finn Selling utlud Skills ToStuOOms LONDON (AP) -Advanced sabotaae and silent killings are just two or tbe courses being of· rered by a British company, tbe Sunday nm~ r~ported. The newspaper aaid Saturday the London·based company, J . Donne Holdings Ltd.. uses ex· BrlUSh servlcemeo -Including former members of the elito Special Mr Service tSAS) -to teach couries in a variet1 of lethal and non·JethaJ skills. Amon• the firm's clients, the papel' said, was ,l.Jbyah leadtr Moammar Kbadaty. who mid the firm lo train his bodYluards. The w cnpan,y wtot to court Proat Page AJ ed lmltaUng hlm. Aa soon as he came in, I would sit down, cross my leis. start rubbln& my forehead and ask him what he want.ed He waa the first guy to tip me. After a while, all these people l imitated would lene me a tip. I started realizing what I could do and that's how I started thinking about show business. DAVIDEMMES South coast Repertory E><ecutlve Director 1 was a dishwasher at Norm's Landing, which used lo be down on Udo Isle about where the Vista del Lido apartments are today. It was a coffee shop where the sports fishermen would go. It bad terrible hours. There would be boats leaving at 2 a.m and I would have to come in and wash dishes in the dead of the night. I eot ~cents an hour, I remember that. GLORIA ZIGNER Public Relations Executive I had a job sorting coat hangers in my rather's reudy·to-wear shop in Bakersfield. I also had to make boxes. you know, the kind that used to come folded up and you had to unfold them -it was a lousy Job. There were probably six or seven difrerent kinds or hangers that had lo be sorted. lltook hours, but it didn't call for a genius so I cot the job. I was 8 years old then and when I got good with the hangers, they let me start addressing postcards for the store's mailing list. ARVOHAAPA Newport Harbor Ensign Publisher My first job was filling in for a gas station attendant in my hometown or Aitkim, Minn. I did two weeksornighlduty. I locked myself out on the first night and had to call the owner's partner to let me back in. It was very embarrassing but he was a patient man. That dldn 't enamor me or service station duty. RON DOMINGUEZ Vice President for Operations, Disneyland l lived in the orange groves of Anaheim so my hrst real job was trucing care of my neighbor's groves. I t}ad a neighbor who was in the business and I would take care of irrigation. tree spraying, weeding and those kinds of things. HARRY BABBITT Real Estate Man and Former Band Singer My first love has always been show business and I guess my first.job was as a drummer and singer with a lillle band in St. Louis. It was called the Herb Mahler Band and we did little local dance concerts while I was going to the University of Missouri We mostly did local kinds or things. but the No. l thing I re- Spray Harm Worse Than Anticipated Dr. F. Sherwood Rowland or UC Irvine told a group of scien- tists Friday in Ireland that using flu orocarbon sprays at the cur· rent rate wtll cause twice as much damage as previously pre· dieted. ALL WORK FULLY GUARANTEEDI lat QUAUJY CAIPET OHL Y RNE QUAUrf PADDING ANDLAIOR . · AVAIAILI WE1NSTAU. ANYWHEIE DAILVPILOT A3 member was when Kay Kayser picked me up by hearlna: me play in a cl"b one n1eht. lt was a really importut event 1n my lifo to be picked up out of an unknown band and be ta.ten to New York. Chic~ and l>blladelph(a. LEONARD SHANE Mercury Savlnos and Loan President I worked. on the overnight desk ror United Press ln Cblcqo. I was baalcaUy doing rewrites and relays but sometimes I got to go out an~do a story. I was the only newsman present when they selected Harry Truman to run with Franklin Roosevelt. I snuck into Roosevelt's railroad car at the Democratic convention and everyone thought I was with somebody else so they didn't say anything to me. Because of that event I became very good friends with Harry Truman through the rest of h.IB life. RAY WATSON Former President of I rvlne Company I worked in a cannery up in Oakland during summers while 1 was in high school. The job paid 85 cents an hour ahd I worked 10 hours a day, six days a week. There was no overtime. It seemed like a big job to me after selling magazines and newspapers when I was younger. I was ma.king big dollars. The summer I worked at the cannery the union was trying to organize the workers. The high school kids who worked there could have cared less about the union. We used to write slogans kidding the union organizers on boxes of pears that would be put on a conveyor belt that went around the entire cannery. DOROTHY DOAN Board Chairman, Newport Savings and Loan, In organization When I was 12. our family house in Michigan needed painting and a man offered to do the job for $250. That seemed like all the money in the world to paint our one· story bungalow so I told my parents l would do it for $200. It took me three mont.b&. I was as white as the house was af. tcrwards and that summer must have been the hottest on r ecord in the Midwest. When I was 14. 1 folded liei. in a men's clothing store for 75 cents an hour. DOROTHY YARDLEY Balboa Bay Club Publicity Director 1 was fired from my first Job. My grandfather had a store, which he sold out to what eventually became Marshall Field & Co. in Chicago. I went to the store with six of my friends and applied for a job. We got the job but so many or our friends came to see us, we were fired after five weeks. That was the end or my business career un· til I eameout,herq, 1 100%NYLON SHAGS ........... $ ~I_:~ 3t' •T-.... VALUU TO $6.95 PWSH CAIPET &$5" 111% .. llYUI .... VAi.UiS 10 t14.95 ' ' . ' ,.,, Beekeeper ·Jobs a lloneg JOHN MAAS HOLDS HONEYCOMB Bees Pollinate Crop• Throughout U.S. B1JULE8LOH ""5-&.I~ FARMINGDALE, N.J. -John Maas, a man of uncommon honesty and truth, says he Is coin"' to. 1tve up beekeepine next year. Of course, nobOdy believes him. Everybody who knows John Maas knows be is hopelessly addicted to bees. WHY, THE very day John and Grace were to take off for their lone-planned trip back to bis native Amsterdam last. month, John discovered a bee tree in the woods and fussed over it until lbey nearly missed the plane. "Well. I mean it," John protests. "I'm 73 and the work and the worry are just too much. I'm goinc to quit. .. Grace just sniggers. She knows her husband's attachment to bees. John Mus owns 5,000 hives, rents them to farmers all over the country to pollinate their crops. He collects labels from honey jars around the world. He collects postage stamps with bee motifs. He collects magnified photos of bees and decorates his walls with them. He collects Brazilian killer bees and other exotic varieties and puts them up in test lubes. He bas pored over the bible and recorded 68 re- ferences to bees. JOHN MAAS simply never tires of discuss- ing bees or of watching bees at work. He even bas a 1Iasa hive in bis bedroom, wit.h a pipe leading out.side as a passage, so be can drop off to sleep at ni&hl and wake up in the morning looking at bees. "Bees have always been my life," John Maas said. ''ID fact, all wildlife, all nature, fascinates me. l don't know why, but animals seem to know they have nothing to fear from me.'' JUST 80. Out in hi.a backya.nl squirrels and cbipmlmka play at his feet and snow-white fan- tail doves Outter down from the roof for a treat. A treat for anyone is simply to spend an af- ternoon with John and Grace Maas. While John enthralls the visitor with the mysteries and magic of bees, Grace serves bread and honey and homemade jam and before you leave she likely will kick off her shoes, plunge into the garden and emerge with armloads of onions and lettuce and cucumbers. "Please ta~e it. We have so much more lb an we can use.'' That isn't tx:u&, but that is the way of John and Grace, givers. Behind the vegetable garden are flower beds. a small grove of fruit trees, a playhouse for lbe grandchildren. a minlature windmill to re- m ind John of the old country, and, finally, all the way in the back, the John Maas Honey House. Inside about 20 varieties of honey-blueberry, alfalfa, buckwheat, .c~ntaloupe, s~eet yellow . clover. i>ePPermlril> apeannlnt. ~ • stand lD amber rows ot jars, labeled and invitini. Pure • honey, DOlbin,I added, nothlna taken away. J'ohn explalrus that there are '•000 v.,-teUes ot honey ln America, determined by the pollen the beea 1ather. His bees are tructod to fields as far away as Florida and the Dakotu as aprinc moves northward, then truck41d back bome, their .i. hives heavy and golden. "Wind will blow pdllen of course," be said. "but a good farmer knows that pollination by bees is a sure thine. Tbey literally work themselves to death." . . .JOHN SELLS his honey to people who call at his door, but he does not advertise. A whole wall of bb honey house is covered with awards be and his honeybees have won. John Maas's attachme,nt to bees began •hen he was 10. He reached into a beehives at his un-cle's farm near Amsterdam to snitch a piece of honeycomb and wound up leaping Into a water tank tO escape the angered swarm. Some day, be resolved, be would learn all be could about. those creatures. Six years later he came to America and worked not. as a beekeepe.r but. as a cowboy out. west, fulfilling another childhood ambition. Finally he moved to the East Coast.and began bis life as a beekeeper. Swine Flu Costs Shooting Up Kent State Protestors ' Staying Put. WASHINGTON (AP) ·- Damage claims against the gov- ernment from the short-lived swine flu program topped $300 million by April and may even· tually exceed $1 billion, a con· gressiooal report said Saturday. THE GOVERNMENT'S as· sumption of liability for personal injury and death arising from the vaccination program may also give insurance companie&. an $8.65-million profit on the $8.65 million pol icy bought as protec· tion, the General Accounting Of· fice said. This huge profit margin is a result of lbe way the in· surance was structured. GAO is an investigative and auditing agency for Congress. The swine nu program was begun to avert a possible epidemic. IL was the govern- ment's first attempt to immwlize the entire population. Congress approved $135 million to UBY for the program, which was aimed at the 1976-77 nu season. The government-backed liability system was deemed necessary after swine nu vaccine manufacturers and some states found they could not obtain total liability coverage for the pro- gram. A total of $230 miJlion worth of coverage was obtained. The bulk of it -some $220 million worth -was bought for premiums costing $8.65 million from 60 foreign and domestic in· surance companies. The govern- ment paid for all of it because the insurance was considered a vac· cine production cost. GAO SAID the program was devised in such a way that the $8.65 million minus brokers' commissions and anticiated ad· minstrative expenses could be total profit. It cited a Congressional Budget Office study tht stimates nearly the en· tire premium will be retained as profit. The consent forms used in the Energy Switch Urged WASHINGTON (AP) -The nation's governors told President Carter on Saturday that the federal government is placing too much emphasis on energy 80 Beauties ~mirete in Universe '77 · SANTO DOMINGO CAP) Contestants from 80 countries took part Saturday night in open· ing ceremonies of the 1977 Miss Universe pageant. Dressed in their national cos- tumes, the women presented gifts from their native lands to lbls year's host country, the Dominican Republic. The gifts included books, trays and other handcrafts. Most were small enough for the contestants to carry on stage, but Miss :Honduras, Carolina Rauscher, needed some help with her's, a heavy, three-foot. tall wood carving of Don Quixote and Sancho Panza, popular figures of a 17th century Spanish novel. The ceremony, broadcast on Dominican national television, was attended by the mayor of Santo Domingo, Jaun Estrellas Rojas, and Vice President Carlos Rafael Goico Morales. Preliminary competition starts July 12 and the crowning or the new Miss Universe is set for July 16. · con~rvation and not enough on developing new energy re· sources. "We got good advice," Carter said after the three-hour con- ference. Carter also praised Congress for its work on his energy pro- f gram which is stilJ pending in the • legislative halls where it has been given a less-than-friendly reception. He said that. if Congress falls to approve his plan, be will keep fighting for it. "IF WE don't eet 100 percent of a program tPit year, we'll be back next year, • Carter told re- porters in a brief statement in the White Rouse press room. The governors were invited to Washington by the adminislra· lion to review the role the states can play in implementing energy policy. Forty four governors at· tended the two days of meetings. Gov. Julian Carroll of Ken· lucky, chairman of the National Governors Conference commit· lee on natural resources and en· vlronmental management, said after the Saturday meeting with Carter that "there seems to be a criticism generally tbal we con· centrated more on conservation than on production." SAMES SCHLESINGER, Carter's chief energy adviser, said some governors also felt th1lt "undue environmental restrajnts" were hindering energy development. He said some discussion focused on guollne rationing to deal with any major disruption or imported oil. He said Carter ''had indicated we should have a rationing scheme that would curtail energy usage by 25 per· cent, at least." Tb.e President said that as a re· suit of the meeting, a second session would be organized to discuss enhanced production of energy. Goldwater letter Earns Tribe's Ire PHOENIX CAP) -Sen. Barry Goldwater bas upset leaders of the Yavapai Apache Indians at Fort McDowell by cbaracteri&.· ing members of the tribe as "very lazy people," according to a tribal spokesman. The spokesman declined to elaborate, saying only that the Tribal Council bed d,\scussed the remark and that tribal chairman Hiawatha Hood was .. very up- set." In a letter published in the July edltiQn of the Audubon Society magazine, Goldwatt:!r criticized an article in an earlier edition which was uncomplimentary to the Central Arizona Project. Last fall, members of the Fort McDowell tribe refused to sell their land for the proposed Ofme Dam, part. of a project designed to bring Colorado River water in· land. Southeast's Sweltering. Sidtry Skies Hovering ~r Caroli1UU1 .. •1 11 1S " ,. " " ., n lOS 7• •a h ,. " . " •S 5' ti 1• " 70 t1 n ... ,. ,.. ., to .. ., ., : ~ ,, ,. " " }S ., SI SJ .. ,. 11 y " ,, program contained no specific warning of possible neurologic disorders, a controversial state- ment on potential vaccine effects on pregnant women and no specific warning that swine nu might still be contracted even if the vaccine was received. As a result, the govern- ment's position is weakened with regard to clainu from any of these reactions, GAO said. GAO warned that total costs of the program may far exceed the $135 million appropriated. But a final figure was not. offered because all costs have not been determined. FUKEYJULY? BIRMINGHAM, Ala. CAP) - Snowflakes in July? That's what some people thought they saw during a rainstorm in downtown Birmingham. But wbat appeared to be snow were thousauds of bubbles spew· ing from the Alabama Power Co. air conditioning system, which had been filled with water sof- tener as part or an annual clean- ing procedure. Dead at 82 Alice Paul, a leader of ·the women's suffrage move- ment, died Saturday in Moorestown. N.J. She became active in the women's rights movement in 1907 and organized parades and demonstrations in support of the 19th Amendment, whi.ch gave women the vote. She is also credited with helping in· troduce the Equal Rights Amendment into Congress. Got a problem? K ENT , 0 h i o ( A P ) -, Demonstrators rejeeted an uJ. timatum Saturday to pack up and leave the site of the 1970 Kent State University student shoot· ings as the university prepared to go to court to gel them out. A chanted "we ~ill not be moved" greeted Kent State President Glenn Old's order, de- livered by bullhorn Sat.urday1 morning, to vacate the area by & a .m. tonight. Eviction notices post~ ~-~!d area, where about. 100 ~ have camped since May 12 to block construction of a gym nasium annex, were tom dOwn and burned. "The time has come and that's1 why I'm here," Olds said, warn- ing demonstrators that failure to leave voluntarily "will r~' the university to · t ake ap- propriate action under the law enforce this order." The university bas contracted for a S6 million annex t.o be built near the spot where four students were killed and nine others wounded by National Guardsmen during a May 4, 1970, antiwar demonstration. Then write1o Pat Dunn -Is an overzealous billing computer bugging you? -Have you waited too long for a mall order Item you paid for months ago? · -Are you getting the runar9und a& city hall? For help you can count on, tum to Pat Dunn. Pat wW cut red tape, getting the answers and the acllon you need to solve your problems with government agencies and businesses. Mail your questloos to Pat Dunn, At Your Ser.vice, Oran1e COaai Dally Pilot, P. 0. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92UI. Be nre to Include your telephone number. Even JI you don't have a problem, the At Your 8enlce ct>I· umn la baterestlng reading, dally except Saturdays . t )\~~; #:t Toward Deat.h APWl~lo Stunt driver Vic Rivers drove a pickup truck into Malibu Lake Friday in a stunt which cost his life. Rivers, 29, was trapped in the cab when the truck turned over on its top. He was filming the stunt for a crash· filled movie, "High Riders." TV Tape Spots False Arrest LONG BEACH (AP) -Four police officers have been s us pended for allegedly falsifying evidence during an arrest after a videotape caught them in the act, authorities said. Suspended were Leo F. Schmock. David L. Bardee, David R. Kennison and John Abrego. In their reports, the officers said they saw the bartender wake a drunk at the bar and serve him another drink. However, the b a r 's attorney, ( BRIEFS ) Edward Daley, said the videotape s h ows the ---------customer was served a drink before he passed out. The tape also shows a police offi cer drawing beer from the tap and placing a full glass on the bar in front of the c ustomer. The officer then poured some of the beer into an evidence vial. Lenu111 Paint Job Prote•t Legal VENTURA (AP) -An Oxnard man has the right lo park his car in front of an Oxnard car dealer with a s ign complaining he got a "lemon paint job," a Superior Court judge says. Judge Robert Willard declined to grant a pre- Ii mi nary injunction sought by Phil Schuff Lincoln Mercury to prohibit William Bienzenski of Oxnard from parking his car with the sign in front of thC' dealership. £4icaped Escapee Caught Again SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -For the second time in as many days, San Francisco police arrested the same escaped San Quentin convict. Convicted robber J ohnny Lee Johnson escaped from San Quentin March 30. Since then he had been arrested twice for investigation of armed robbery but managed to hide his true identity and clear himself of the robbery charges. Pentlaouse Loses Libel Ca•e Bid LOS ANGELES CAP) -Penthouse magazine has lost its pretrial bid to narrow the issues to m alice in a $630 million libel suit brought against it by the La Costa Country Club in San Diego County. A 1975 Penthouse article by writers Jeff Gerth and Lowell Bergman deseribed the La Costa luxury resort as "a gathering place of thieves and hoods.·' Penthouse has filed a counter suit against La Costa officials for alleged libelous statements made when the y announced they would sue the men's magazine. Bunco Banker Schem.e Grows SACRAMENTO (AP) -The amount of money reportedly lost by California's elderly to the "bank examiner bunco scheme" rose 35 percebt to $223,000 last year, aaya Atty. Gen. Evelle Younger, The numbet of victim.a was 141, including 132 women and 9 men, all ranging in aie from 62 to 82. In a slatement, Younger explained the scheme: . The confidence man telephones, claiming to be a bank examiner. After getting the vicUm to Identify bis bank, the .. examiner" e~plalna that the bank suspects an employee .of pfJJ:~ ~ •nd asb th,e ~tU11 'a help. · · 1.._ _ The viCttin ls waraect \li8* Ute success of ine ln· vestJptioctd••IOcla oo W. mltnee. The tteumin~' tt'Us thel'tcdm to wttbdraw a specific amount, Qllually several thouaand dollars, from the bank. • Sbort.ly aftet the money ia withdrawn, the "ex· aininer" arrives at the vlctlrn's home. identifies hhnaell, and m.arkl the billa. He then aiv~ the vie· Um a receipt, Several day1 later. not having hevd trom the "e"amincr." th• vtcttm Wis tho bank and learns i--.. b .. obMa_.HI ... Sunday, July 10, 1977 Briggs Allns at Gays Anli-lwmosexual Teaclwr Bill Blasted SACRAMENTO CAP> - Cahfomians "want and need" a law increasing lo<'al school boards' authority to kt:ep homosexuals from teaching, a le1lalator proposing that bill says. State Sen. John Briggs, who went to Florida briefly to cam- paign with s inger Anita Bryant against a gay rights ordinance, made the observa tion in a Sacramento Bee column. .. HOW CAN we expect our children to receive proper moral guidance if we allow them to be put into classrooms with homosexuals for eight hours every' day?" asks Republj~an Briggs, who also is runnmg (or governor. He said his bill would let local school. boards refuse to hire ··known homosexuals." It also would allow a school · board to fire a teacher for homosexual conduct, whether or not it involved a child. Last month a Senate commit- tee refused to give Briggs a rule waiver allowing his l.lil!, if passed, to become law Jan. l , 1978. That means the soonest it could take effect would be a year later. As the August return of the legislature nears, some powerful Climate Foggy SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -The variable cloudiness that hovers over long.range weather forecasts should be cleared up, say some meterologists and cli matalogists. . At a hearing on a proposed National Climate Control Act, sc1en· tists urged senators to pass legislation which would establish a na· lional program to predict long range weather and climate changes. The scientis ts called for Senate passage of a measure establishing a national long·range forecast program. • The bill would provide for analyses of the effect of future weather patterns on food production. e nergy consumption, water availability, public health and the like. Dr. Werner A. Baum, president of the American Meteorological Society, said , "Scientists tend to turn to those problems which seem most susceptible to solution. "Thus, in large part because of the opportunities afforded by the appearance of computers, phenomena on the scale of months, seasons or years have received very little attention.'' . . ... ... ·. -. . . . . . . . .. . . . ,. . . . . . ~ .. " . ..... .. :· ........ ·. ... . . . . .. ' . ' . ' :·-.. . ,; : . .,. . . . . · .. groups have announced their op· positiontolhebill CSB1253). MARY BERGAN. lobbyist for the 35,000-member California Federation of Teachers, said she doubled the bill would clear the Senate, in part because the Legislature doesn't like to see its laws held unconstitutional by the courts. "And rm sure the courts would find this unconstitutional," she added. She said state law already gives districts the authority to hold dis missal proceedings against teachers when "there has been an overt sexual act of any kind toward a kid." "The bill says you can aslc a person if he or she ever com· milted a homosexual act. That's just crazy. It's an invasion of privacy,'' said Ms. Bergan. RALPH 'FLYNN. executive director of the 150,000·member California Teachers Association. said bis group's state council had not yet met to take a position on the bill. Brent Barnhart, ACLU lob· byist, said his group told .Briggs in a letter: ''This attempt to belittle, dehuman ize and eliminate from our society those whose private practices you dis- approve is a s pecial sort of sanctimonious bigotry for which the greatest contempt is re· served."' ..• : .. : ; Going Dome SAN DIEGO CAP) -After more than 40 years jn the San Di~o Zoo, a Galapagos tortoise is going home to try to keep his s pecies from dying out. ' Only .14 of his species survive, and zoo of· ficials hope the 200-pound tortoise will help stave. off extinction. "The transfer of the tortoise ~ack to the Galapagos Islands is a significant step for the zoo," said its reptile curator, Dr. J ames i) Bacon. "It's one of our first attempts to relurn endangered reptiles to their native habitat to try to reverse their declining numbers." · ......... ~.~ .. :. ~:· ... ::. .: ~-: · .. · .. .. . .. . ... , .. ~. . ;, . . .... .... ... . . . . . . . .. . ...• :· • , •1 .... - ... . ·· .. :: . ·.· ..... --. . . . - ·' . . ... . , . . . ..... ~"~ti!-. .MONDAY EVENINGS AT 9,00 PM .-_· ~ .. :::. . -.. .::.,'_JULY 11 ·· .. ~ · .. -. . .. . . · .. · -. · : ...... ; ;. -.· · Frank Sinatra, Jr. " .... ~>>.. ....... JULY 18 . .. 'Sing· Qut Loud .~nd ~r: .JULY 25 . , ·· · BroOdway Show Hits Salute. .. AUGUST 1 Birthday Jubilee. -(~} ~[}-OIKQ)!M ~~[Q) ·~~ r . 'AUGUST 8 Disco Night.' . AUG~UT .15 . Fe al Sounds of the • ·. "'l'he difference. between better c!c best!' · BIQ and Era. 11 ~ >• I I • ( l)AILY PllJ )T EDITORL\L PAGE ) Complicating Things It\ l'Us ; lo 1 ,ml und ru1l aguansl The Govern mcnl. ll \so h1Jj. so 1m1wrsonal, so d11Jlant und such a l.irl{e tara:et lhut citi1.cn and tt<.htorial wnter alike oftl'n find tl M•t1sfylnK to take pokes al tht• vm·ious in <.1n1taes of ussorh•d ~<Jiil' wrong schcmt!s involving our l<.a~ money und lht• JX'<>Pll· who s11t.•1Hi at Sl•\ l'I al such cxJmplcs un: frt.'sh in mind this Sun- da\· J>crhap~ you'd like ltahan: 1n ~little nmllng and ravini Wlth us. M ETRIC For M'Vt·ral yt!urs Wl' \ t.' bl'l'n Jed by I ..iccles\ Pl'<>plc in all levels ol govt•rnmt?nt to believe "c \\ere going lo be Jhandonmg our rn1h:s for kilometers. our ounct.'s for grams, our gallons for liters ancl the like. Suddl·nly the Fcdctal I Ughway Administration says 1t probably won't happen, at least on our roads. No signs saying 675 kilometers to Sacramento. The speed ltm1t '4 ill continue to be 55 mph, not 88 kph. Bowing to public pressure. the Highway Ad· nunistration unfroze from one PoS1t1on and froze into :.anvther. "We 're talkin g about forever," a spokesman ~aid. "There will be no metric." Nicholas von Hoffman notwithstanding !see col· umn below), converting our travel modes to metric would have been the e~siest place to start. And if we learned to think in kilometers and kph, we probably could have been led into thinking grams instead of ounces or pounds, meters instead of yards and liters instead of gallons. So 1f the Highway Administration gives up. doesn't that m e an other governmental persuasions to "think metric" arc hkcly to be forgotten? STAMPS -I low about this dandy idea of having two first-class mail rates -one for ''citizens" and one foe t!vcryonc else"? Thal comes from Postmaster General Benjamin Bailar, who wants an additional three cents on the 13-cenl-:rn-ounce rate, except for those who qualify as .. in di v1duals." To quultfy us a "citizen" and get the 13-cenl rate. you 'rl have to write either the address or the return address by hand -t h us supposedly d istinguishing you from the ABC Plumbing Co. down t he street. In addition to the pure silliness of the idea, it makes little economic sense. IC the gas company or the May Co. or any other large mailer has to pay three cents more to send you a bill, guess who's going to ul limately pay them that extra three cents. The consumer, that's who. And the consumer is none other that the "citizen" who's supposed to be getting the break. SMOG -Closer to home. one of the more dazzling displays of logic came at a meeting of the Orange County Plann in g Commission last week. Working through a study for a combine or south county waler districts, a consulting firm came up with the conclusion that home building restrictions are increasing smog and building more homes would decrease smog. As explained by Carl Kymla, manager of the Moulton Niguel Water District, the reasoning goes like this: People who live in northern Orange County or even Riverside County and who work in southern Orange County m ust drive to work. If they could live in southern Orange County, they wo\ild be closer to work and their cars would be on the road less. Viola! Down goes the smog! No matter that southern Orange County has virtually no industry a nd little commercial develop· ment -or that the new homes likely would house peo· ple who wou ld drive to work in t he northern pa rt of the county-we have a new t heory to ponder. If you understand these three dazzlers. you may be one to explain the northern California water sup· pliers who screamed for water conservation-then screamed because serious-minded citizens saved so much they u pset t_be wa te r dist ricts' budgets . Metrics Resisters Won't Give 2.5 Centimeters WASHINGTON The American Nallvism Award this year ~oes to Charles E . Grasslcy, a HepubliC'an t·ongrcssman fr n m Iowa. \\ho s 1n~lc hjndedly s toppt!d the Federa l Highway Ad· ministration from forcmi.: all the stales lo con· vcrl their road signs to th~ metric system. Roads would hav<' been posted with information like, "SPEED L I MIT HS KlLOMETERs,·· which would have been ducky since most cars don't vet have metrical t•al1brations ·on their speedometers. The id<'a was that we were <tll supposed to go oul ::ind buy stick-on decals lo dis· figure our cockpit inslrumcnta· lion in onkr to convert the dial to metrics And the benefits lo you, the driver? Increased confusion, un- rerlainty and unfarn1lianty. three dcmcnts we need more of m heavy lrafric. T H E BENEFITS? The hcnefit is the cC>mforl rrnm the knowledge that at this very mo· ment a Frenchman in his Citroen on his way lo Lyon, a German in his BMW on his way to Stuttgart, an Englis hman in his Morns Very Minor on his way to Can· lerbury. a Russian in his Moscova·Lenin 11 on his way to Dnepropetrovsk and a Japancs(• in his Honda Civic on his way to st'll you a TV set. all of them art! glancing down at their :.pecdomet<'rS and, JUSL hke you. arc reading their velocity as ex prl'Ssed in kph that's kilometers per hour, s tupid. Can you think of anything more likely to strengthen the bonds of human brotherhood than all of peoplehood united in metrics? Is there a better building block wi th which to construct mutual un- derstanding? Presid ents Brezhnev and Curter may have their failings. out on the big things. but they both appreciate what it means to be a silly little millimeter longer. So our leaders are ready, but are you·! If you can answer the following questions. you are up tu the metric challenge of the ·10s. IF SOMEONE rushes into the room and shouts, "My God! It's 11 degrees Celsius out there!," is the person hot or cold? Is it true that when we arc forced to adopl the metric system we will be going to the 100-minute hour, thus rendenn~ every watch and clock in the t•ounlry useless. and does thb ( VON HOFFMAN ) have anything to do with the time industry's lobbying for the new system? Is the kilogram a general unit or measurement or is 1t just used for marijuana? How many cubic centimeters would be needed to hold one kilo- gram of cocaine? l s ther e any difference between 100 degrees Celsius and 100 degrees centigrade and who was Fah re nhei t a n y how? <Gabriel Fahrenheit, 1686-1736, was a distant cousin of the three Hertz brothers. Milo, Kilo and Mega. who are generally con- sidered to be the founders of the car rental business>. IS A THREE liter engine con- sidered exceptionally damaging to the environment? Will the conversion over to t he metric system also include our money? If your answer is yes, do you know If that will involve our adoption or the Polish zloty and the Brazilian cruzeiro as our basic unit of monet ary exchange replacing the dime and the plugged nickel? Was the metric system invent· ed by Nap0leon Bonaparte or Fidel Castro and, if so, why would they do such a thing? B es i d es Congress m an· G rasSley a few others have shown enough A m erican nativism lo resist the elimination of the pound. pint and peck from our wayofltfc. DEAN KRAKEL, head or the National Cowboy Hall of Fame. while opposing the introducllon of the metric system into the rodeo. was quoted as saying, ··Metric is definttely Commwust. One monetary system. one language, one weight and m ea~urement system -one world -all Communist. We are playing into Commun isl hands ... Mr. Krake I isn 'l the first to see left-wing politics behind the metric system. Ba<'k 1n the 1890s, Fred Halsey. the editor of the American Machinist, called the scheme "socialist," although it had Andrew Carnegie. Thomas Edison, George Westinghouse. Alexander Graham Bell and Henry Ford behind it at one time or another. A century ago it was opposed by the apprentice·t rained engineers on the grounds 1l was a "Mr. Cadwallader, it's your mommy on Line Two." gimmick by . college-trained engineers lo get ahead of them. NEXT IT WAS opposed as a big business gimmick; now it's the commies are behind it, bul it's always been opp0sed because it's expensive. inconvenient and terribly unsettling. Whether it ·s leagues. rods, miles, bushels, quarts or feet, these words and the measure· ments they represent arc the dimensions of our lives. Saying it"s 35 kilometers to Lincoln. Nebraska doesn't do it, and 1s as unspeakably fo r eign as the metric dozen or 10 eggs to the carton. The poor English were pushed into giving up their colorful, ex· prcssive and eccentric units of measurement because it was supposed to help their""foreign trade, a lthough how converting Happy Acres into alien hectares will stimulate sales abroad has never been explained. NATURALLY IT d idn't do anything of the kind, but it has kept a large number of civil scr· va nts busy converting every metaphor of measure in English li terature and speech into the Dewey decimal system. which only goes lo prove. if you giv~ 'em an inch t h ey'll take a micron, but enough, for I have kilometers lo go before I s leep. Taxpayer Chalknges 'Wallowing in Money' To the Editor· Your cdttonal in the July 6 Dai· Jy Pilot ("More Taxing News") . reminded me that the last year <76-77) was a '"debacle" for the home·owning taxpayer. Besides the problem of swollen assess- ments. the people elected to represent. us and our interests proved incapable of restraining tre budget-makers who took full advantage of the tax windfall. IN R UNNING for the office of a member or the board of tr ustees. Coast Com m unity College District. I found myself -after a careful study of their budget fo r 76·77 ~ using the phrase. "the district is wallowing in money" to describe many of the pr ograms a nd activities ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT Robert N. Weed. Publuhcrr Thoma1 Kt~ll. £d11or The editorial page or the l)ally Piiot seeks to Inform and atJmulate readers by pre$rnllna °"this pace diveue commentary Oft topiu of lntettst by tyn<Ucat· ed columnlsll and c:artoonlsta, by pro¥1dln1 • rorum rot ttld rs• v1rwa end by preHnUn1 lhlt ~•J>f'r't opinions and ldtas m current topics. Tho editorial opinion. or Ult Dally Pilot appear onfy 1n tbc t dltorlal column alUle top or th pa1c: Opinions ex· pRIHd by the column ta and cartoonlJts •nd lt tlt r ...,;ten ·~ tbiell' "'° and no icnOontmenl QI tbetr v1 w1 by the Dalty Pilot should betnrerr~. SUlldaj. July 10. JJJ7'7 which had been adopted by the three community colleges and the "property tax-paid for" television station, Channel 50. I would hope that all school boards within range of your µaper, will pay heed to the strong and appropriate warning in your editorial against "grandstand· ing ·'or tokenism in tax-reduction a n d wi II in deed take t h e measures needed to spend the funds. which have been entrusted lo them. more efficiently and cf· fectively. IN TtUS regard. il would also help if board members took lo heart a credo lor public servants expressed by Grover Cleveland som e years ago: "When more of the people's sustenance Is exacted through lhe form or taxation \ban is necessary lo meet the just obliga· lion of government and (Its) ex- penses ..... such exaction becomes ruthless extort.ion and a violation or the fFdamental principles or free ~rnment." LEFTER1S LA VRAKAS S laoriagn Dnereftl To the Editor: Mos t p eople deserve 11 a ho r t age of water ond energy. They make no atte mpt.a lo try to coMerYe elthcr. A few l(ood clth na a.re very careful in many small WlYS to save water. and It work• -you can set the dlt· rerence ln the water bUl. Many elderly widows I t<' crimpina t~ IJC\ • leaky fAU CCl fixed. YET, )'OU •o tn public r lroorns -ln btC profitable de· pulmen~ 1torea, ln drvlce 1t1llons, ln luxur7 bu1lnu1 bulldlnp -l•ucet.t uen'F)ult ( MAILBOX ) Letttts from reader& are welconu. Tiu! nght to condense ~ten to fit rpoce or eliminat e libel ii res~. Letten of JOO word$ or leu wUl be given preference. All letters muat in· elude signature and moiling addreu but names ma11 be withMld on re- que.t if suf Jtci ent reason ia apparent. Poetry will nol be publuhtd. leaking; they're pouring. You go in a month later and they're still leaking. And a few people are planning 1t'frla all their drivin~. and doing their driving carefully to save gas. while many gun their motors lo dash one or two blocks. and make a thousand trips a week for unimportant reasons M.JACKSON Column Ouerr11le d To the Editor: I was reading the editorial page of the June 24 Daily Pilot and the article by Charles McCabe entitled •·Does Spanking Help?" leads me to believe that he is either stupid or he is joshing us. Does Mr. McCabe r eally believe that a U.S. Supreme Court J ustice makes up his mind on any given case on the day he renders his decision, with no prior thought, study. or research on the subject? His denigration of the U.S. Suprem e Court seems quite inappropriate to me. THOMAS J . NEVILLE Welfare 'l'oo f,,a f,. To the Edltor : The area of concern in regard lo child wella re seems to be cen· tered on the children already in trouble, already disturbed. Wby must they wail unUI they become "deUnquent.s" or 1ocially fin.tn· clal and emoUoaal burde,ns before they recdve recogniUoo? N aoy 1lngle or aep•ratod parent* :are u,tng, without sue- c:.-s, to better the cnvlf'onments aod llvts of their chlldren throuah lbe only CO\lt'&e lbey have, \h couna. To be told by UH worlcen that "the only lqal Interest they are allowed fl · wbethlr'. or not lhe support pay-ment.a are rnedo'1 loaves (lull • gap in the welfare a nd concern of the child. Why are they not allowed con· cern for t he neglect. lack of supervision and the fact that the child's support money is not be· ing used to provide for his needs? Concern is not granted until the problem becomes one or flagrant child abuse by the parent with custody -too late for the emo- tional damage already suffered by the child. TO GO to court and have re· fer ees freely admit that they have not familiarized themselves with the case involved, but will still p'ass judgment on it again shows no interest in the prin· cipal , which is the child. To be advised that possibly $300 io legal fees would "solve the pro- blems'' is putting a price t ag on a child's. ready and rightful op. portunity to grow up emotionally healthy and hopefully a con· tributing member or society. The juvenile facilities are over- nowing with chlldren who had at least one parent who cared and was capable or providing a good environment; but through th~ present welfare procedure or lack or legal funds, wasn't a1~ lowed to. What do we say to that cbUdt 'Tm sorry, I wanted to help .• .'' ll's happening Car too often and the tragic results eventually con• cern everyone. PATRJCJA A. RURlClt 1 Huw to Correspond : .1 With Lawmakers Sunday. July 10. 1977 -DAILY PILOT A 7 I l Bl l)ecision: Suspense Was Killing 1 WASHINGTON Proaldenl J Cartu. with hla dt•c111on on th(• I Bl bomber, m1m•1ed to fooJ the I publl~ and Wa"h1n11on'• ('l'pertic aa wtll Thus. he mu.tt be ••lut~ aa a m-.r m1tneuvercr and a prcaldeftt to be' rec:kuncd wuh for aomt llme to comt' ( NJ CK ) ::1:~~mg wath Carter on the Bl ~ THIMMESCH .. I think lhe Pres ident is leaning \Cry definitely toward -----------bu1ld1ng it." Orman inton(.'<f, as ond opt:rt uhke for a feeling of rehef.Joy und admiration w1thhis decision. HELLO,MR.PRE.Slcerr. WA.RNKE. ~E.RE ... YESSIR, The m l'rih of t he eun lr'Overs11al ancl ex p t'n:SIY(' ai rpl ane astdl', It 1~ now cl ~1ar thut J immy Cartt•r know5 how to posturt.t with a Consider how h~ begu1lt..'<f u!> The fil'st '''ports were that the Prc:.ldcnt was mullmg U11s dc- t•aswn like no dcc1s1on hJd ever been mulled before. though he were reading a requiem hagh Mass. His funeral tone was matched by downer rem arks from t he downcast Dellums Alas, and regret. The cursed bomber will be built. Has the mun, though reborn, any WE JUST FINISHED DIS~S\N& Lough i5:>ue so that the pubhc • cheers the ultimate dee ii.ion, und lbe experts creep awuy cha grmed The pubhr was led to believe, through a sl'nes of ncw1> stone:., that the P1 es1dcnt w JS about to re\ l'rl>c his CJmpaign ph.>dge to stop production of the Bl bomber The leaks and ttpoffs were so convincing that our professional crl'w of iru.1ders was also posit.Ive that Jimmy Carter was about to break his word. Tht-n came bits and piece!. of storiell indicating thut thosl' who favored full deployment of the bomber were encouraged by thei r reading of the White House reverberations, s aad r everberations supposedly coming from Carter himself. THE PKEVAL ENCE of Defense Secretarv llarold Brown 10 these delibera.tions made the insiders (experts) conclude that this scientific bombing man was mdcedaffectmg his President After all. Carter wasn't seeing m uch of Sen. George McGovern during this mulling period.·The Ban·the-Bomber crowd wasn't invited in for beer or peanuts, either. It all looked hawkish. integrity·! ·r11EN. AS WE came down the home stretch. 1f wc can mix a llgure of speech here, that lovable veteran or many Senate years, Jennings Randolph, had breakfast with Carter and, after using his napkin, told newsmen that not only would Carter okay a go·ahead on production but that there would be more Bl 's in the sky than most people figured on. FINALLY , Ca r te r 's fainthearted supporters on the liberal left were also persuaded I conned) to expect the wor:.t and fell into their usual slate of the glums. Like a well·constructed play, Carter planted ideas in has audience's mind quite early. 1-'r Robert Drinan. a Massachusetts congressm an whose Roman collctr must be tinted blue for television, joined another liberal- activist, Rep. Rona ld Dellums, in Then, crescendo, as leaks spouted from the White !louse, leaks which became rivulets and rivers reaching as far as Atlanta, bearing the Great Word: Carter Wall Approve the Bl Domber .. Those fo r t he bom ber were thrilled to excitement, some of it con verted lo congressional rhetori c . T h ose again st considered hemlock or reading McGovern's 1972 campaign speeches. If Jimmy the Greek were to have made odds ctt that point, it would have been 98·2 that the bomber is m. The final touches were last.minute wire reports dutifully re porting that the P resident had decided to go ahead with the Bl. lhc last few months, I've done my best to possess all the factors in volving production of the Bl bomber. All. including me. should be forgiven for not understanding that Carter was preparing public Sunshine: Commissioner Revea/,s Open Meetings Are Light-years Airoy In Washington By WILLIAMT. BAGLEY Wilham T . Bagley, a former assemblyman from Mann and Sonoma counties. is Chamnan of the Commodity ,..ulures Trading Commission. He recently prolJldcd members of Sacramento's Comstock Club with this appraisal of secrecy 1n the federal government. I le co.authored most of the state leg1sla1ion to which he ref crs. We Californians simply do not know how blessed we are h vmg within and operating through ct governmental structure that is open to view, that is respon s i ve to the views o f a constituencey and that views itself as acting under the principles of due process. Significant parts of government in Washington are almost the reverse. Federal "Sunshine·· -the new federal open meeting law effective this year is caught in the clouds of secrecy that still pervade the Washington atmosphere. There is no internal mechanism a nd no external watchdog to guard the open door. AND U NLIKE TH E press of California, m uch of the Washiogton media satiates its thirst for news from private ''leaks," rather than from public coverage of public government. The "TJUS HAS been one of the m ost difficult decisions that I've m ade since I've been in office. In "My deeision is that we should not continue with deployment of the Bl, and I am directing that media thus shares t he blame for this mind-set secrecy. Comparatively, we in California have seen an evolution or openness over the last 25 years starting with the Brown Act of 1953 applicable to local government, then the State Open Meeting and Open Records Acts of 1967 and 1968, and the U. C. Regents Act of 1970, and the opening of all legislative com mittees in 1973. The California Newspaper Publishers Association and wor king press of California sponsored and worked for this legislation and continue to monitor public bodies for compliance. In contrast again, we in California have developed in the public's mind and in the minds of the public official an atmospher e of openness which in time leads to a better quality a nd better per ception of government. LET'S LOOK AT the implementation of "Sunshine" to date in Washington. Each commission o r other multi· m ember agency (there are 46 or them ) publishes internal regulations on the subject. Here are sooie: -The Farm Credit Board requires two days notification from you before you can attend a meet ing. -Other agencies require you to sign in a nd s t a t e why you are there. Ca lifomia outlawed that in 1955 when the San Diego City Co uncil attempted the same requirement. -The Nuc l ear R egulator y Com mission won't give you the attendance list. -That same commission closes briefings of the commission by other agencies and departments -not j ust specific, sensitive matters, but all such briefings. -Many of the agencies blatantly stale that commission meetings "with staff" are not "meetings." -OMB (the President's budget of· fi ce) advises in a formal letter that commission or agency budget hearings should be held in secret. YOU WOULD HAVE "instant recall" ·if public bodies tried a nything comparable in California. And the media would be at full cry. "Sunshine," I am afraid, is still light· years away io Washington where those accustomed to protective shrouds will continue to invoke every imaginable evasive device to avoid public discussion of the public's business. lHE CRUISE MISSILE W1Tl11Ha,\. f .... t-X) •.• NOf TOOWE'LL ,61R- IN FA<:-T, IT'.5 A 60'.JJ)nllN& · WE'VE. Ger 1llE B·1 it> FALL e.¥:KON, RIGHT? ... RIGHT, MR.PRESl~T? ~E.LLO? ·~HELLO? w e disconti nue pl ans for production of this weapons system." -President Jimmy Carter's opening statement at Press Conference No. 10 of the P resident of the United States. J une 30.1977. COMMITTEE IN SESSION · Will Tapes Incriminate You? From Greek To Gringo? By REBA WILLIAMS Reba Williams is a resident of Newport Deac1t. Quietly and little contemplated, a serious breach of our liberties in this country has been accomplished, by two cases in point. The United Stales Supreme Court has ruled that the seizure of President Nixon's tape recordings has, in effect, become legal, based on the hasty passage of a strangely retroactive law by a Congress bent on a political hanging. But in the hanging, they have hanged us all. OUR SOCIETY has not been well served or p rotected by stripping President Nixon of his vital rights as an individual, nor Citizen Nixon of his. Rather, the law and the ruling, have moved all or us into closer proximity to that historical tyr anny which ever licks al our heels. Some disturbing questions of rare simplicity press upon us. All of them concern individual liberties. freedoms and hurflan rights of not only presidents of the United States, but or you and me. Could gauleiters seize any or all of our family tape recordings, in hopes of finding s omething e mba rrassing, incriminaUne, or just plain useful for their own purposes? Or, can they seize only those of a president or the United States? DOES A PRESIDENT lose all right to PTl•~Y When he becomu president, as do all ol. thole people who \alk with him and whose vo1cea are captured on tape? Or, does be have only that right to privacy which be ~an olandaUnel.Y h~ unto himself, f&mlly and a.asOciates by craft and wit t.Jono, mueh as do our besleeed envoys in foreip land.a where Individual freedom Is suppressed? If so, wo must mark not the &8e of Aquar1u., but lbe full dawn of a new age of f tar, lot It ii perfectly obvious that what c.a.o be don• to • e~ldont ol tho United Slates can cert~ be done to youaodaw. • '1'11• lftond ~· Jrt polnt, concerning the 1efiUN •.nd uao o< tape NCOC"d.5np for tnortmiriatton, app11e. to OU1' rtgh~ to . freedom troro COH'Ci<>o or torture wbUo In ortlclal eUltody and Ill derivaUon from the FULh All'lendmeot to tho Conatltutlon. It•• to protftt ua from 1tar chamber proc~. tM rack aod tne iron bOot. that we firs t pl aced the Fifth Amendment in our Constitution. ALTHOUGH WE are more familiar wi!h aeelng its protections exercised In open . court proceedings, its purpose ls not j ust to confound the prosecutor. The full force of its mercies are • quieUy exercised behind the locked doors of the jalter. It says we have a right lo abstain from testifying again.st ourselv~. In other words. :since the voice it.self ls the medium throueh wbJch tyl'anny extracts tbe coufesslon, our v oice, unless voluntary, cannot be used against Ull. By lroplJcaUon loud and clear, it says we cannot be placed in jeopardy or coercian or torture while In custo<lY or as we atatid accused. To arau oth.erwlse lg· 'noresthepurpoaooftht1 Al1)endmcn\. eo. onceqalnwo arrive at tho obvious queaUoo.1 IS NOi' ONE'S own voice the samt e a tape recordlni of that voico7 For purp<JlieS of lncrtmlnatlon, do &.hey oot 1>oth urvo tho same end? And do they aiot.boUIQPea wtdo th door to coerclon• rl Ir so, then one can only conclude that both are entiUed to the full protections of the Firth Amendm e nt to the Constitution, and that it ls a clear violation of that amendment to sefie and use tape recordings to incriminate. To arguo otherwise is to i&noro the Amendment's purpose. c\.od to cOlbpound it, does not the use of tape recordings to cotwlct one, atso carry the added posaibWty oC falsely contriving it ? Who has not. been amazed by the inany talented mimics whose voices are indistinguishabJe from lhoae they mimic? YET, WE BA VE in our time now aeen tho legalization ot ta~ record101~ to tn l re t.ho ac c:ua.ed in his own unsuspectlt11 w~ obtalnect by •llluro or atealth. One, the" N~on c&1e, fall IC• complJ. Tbeueol>Ct, the Patrfcta. Hearat conviction by a Jury l\'tstructtd to COD.Jldor tbe tepe1, whkb were entered • into evidence in an actual criminal trial. Tb rein Ucs the spector for ua allki:,.d a dear UflCC)' to look to out OWll I • The fun ii ovt.r. Word Gets Arouml About Odd Phrases Alexander Cockburn is a bright [ ] young British journalist, son of CHARLES pe rhaps the brightest British McCABE journalis t of them a ll. that rascally old radical Claude ------------Cockburn. The young Cockburn writes for New York's Village Voice and is per haps the m ost ef· fective critic of the press in this country. He is also a bit of a card. In his cadet days as a journalist he was in charge of th e d ee p . domed letters column of the T i m e s Llterary Sup- ple m e nt of London. In these learn e d paees, about 10 y ears ago, he started an e xtended cor· respondence about the origins of the word "posh." Prof. This from Bremen, and Doctor That from Yale sent bar- rages of letter s attaching the word to everything from pascha to poolroom slang. Needless to say, Cockburn wrote all the let· ters bjmself, for bis amusement and that of afewofhi.s friends. (The attribution or posh to the P and 0 steamship tickets read· lng "port outward, starboard home" was giveA its final abaft for me recenUy by . an official spokesman of tho sbippiq com· pan,y. The word, he said. was in ost and 1n the dlcUonarles tooa before the P and 0 ~ the policy of luulnc round·trip Uc'keta. So there, for posh.> AN0'111Ea coqtrovenlal word b mart.Int. History 11 catchiba up wllb that, too. The leadln1 col· umnlst ot Pacific Helrhta ap-P.•nm~ thh\U X aeeept tbo ·~ tbat tho drink orliituated witb a traveler on a cold nlcht in Marl.lnea. l do not. and dld Mt l merei, think It It a Sood story. The leadlnt cohamnlst. JJko moet of oqr dlcUon~~t.1 accept; the vtew that the oianuu. cock1aU hie Ra name from Martlnl and Jlaut. the ltallan wine mi.Un who put out a famous brand or ve rmouth. Not so, it seems. Recent sturdy research by J ohn Doxat in a book published last year, "Stirred, Not Shaken:· h as badly damaged this deriva- tion, in much the same way the ingenious provenance or posh w as damaged. Doxat established pretty firm· ly that wheneve r it was that the martini first appeared -and there are printed references to it even before the 1894 citation in the Oxford English Dictionary - Martini and Rossi vermouth had not yet become available in the United States. The lnveotor or t~e martini, says Doxat, may well have been a certain bartender at the Knickerbocker Hotel, New York, eapecially since his name was Martini di Arma dl Tania. Unhappily this lad aeema not to have come on the scene until about 1910. So maybe we bad bet· ter stick with the Martinez venlon. It bolds up a bit better than t.bedictionary veraion. ANO'l'dER mighty dubious provenance ia the word (lingo. Since childhood I )lave ~ taught that the Mexlcaos called us rrtnios tiec.u.so the Yankee soldiers under General Persbioc in our lncw's!oft tnto Metlcoatter Pancho Villa were constantly •hlfln8 "Green Grow tho Lilacs. Oh." ~ctuallJ, tho wotd b Spanish 1lana lft>m tM ltth. Ce.miry. 'nle Spanlttds then called romcnen -that II, penou •boa poke U¥ lal\l\llft otbe:t' than 8~ - Greeb. Jn Spenitb, tbte1A.1Wauo. Tbo M~caoi tbem~tti'.11>Jy well bave beerl lb 11.rSt persona to bo oll•d Oreeu byAhe Span~ The A.11),ericau aoldJei's, or IOble O&hU Eftallib·1pn\tin1 vlllton to their C!OUlltry, Imply mlltook UM prQruaociaUClll ol. lb8 . wo.rd .-_,,. iaid.pve u,. JfOCid the~uecrt.aco • • /I OAll 'r l'ILO I ---------'S'-'u_n..;.tJ•;;..1~'-Jvty I 0 1977 Alarms Iner ease ore Call,s ColDll.y Fireme11. Get M By K TllY <"l.AN('Y Oft,_ b•1lr ,_, ... \l•tf nujm A lrlOJl~ I tlurau.i U11! tho numbt:r bl~ was dou 8lAH~ hy56 uct:om phshments IJltst ycdr. ))own~ nol~I 1 hc.o numht·r of flrt-Jr11I rt"•t·m· .11.11 m s h.1111llc•d hy ttw rombincd for<'e~ of lhl' Oraria" <.:ounly l'lrc• Uq>.u11Ddll aa.nd C•llfornrn Olv1111on <1( Fott«ry has mulllt>hl'd HHohJ dur Ill~ the past 2lO )'t!ltl " of pun1medlc: uruu. ava1la- blt.'<1 from four tu eight, firemen paramedics. _, year tho department During th alao 1iutaJled mand center with •II city ugenc1es in wltb links to counlle$. a new emergency com· providing direct contact The c:t por1mcot 's 11'76 annual I'\! port shows the numt~r <>f ul:trm!J dur 1nR the SNL~l yeatr totaled 16,7~. u1> Cro m 1.361 tn l9M nod up Croin 2.~70 111 1966. fire and lcsw enforcement Orange County. along agcnc1c:. an adjoining Counlv t'Jn-C:tut.'f Curl Downs ~l!'>o noted t.tit.> number of uh1rm!l In t9'71i "'d:! up 38 per<-eol over tht.> preceding yt-ar and said a hike of 30 percent or more 1:. ~led during 1971 as dl'- \'l'lopmtmt Ul unincorporated South OrangeCountycootmues. It of an increase in high-Aa a resu rise building ment worked Fire Chiefs year develop fighting blaz THE DEPARTMENT handlt.-s Im~. mt'd1cal aid and re:.cut: calb foe about 425.000 county residents, who live m un incorporated regions or in the cities in the county, the depart- with the Orange County Association during the ing a handbook detailing es in such structures. ed. "A large working fire Downs not m a tugb-ris great a dem ments in Or conflagration or thousands e buHdmg will place as and on all fire depart- ange County as a large covering several blocks olacres." ol t rvine. San Juan Capistrano and six THE REPO int.ind communities. with a 160-ac RT said 1976 opened re brush blaze on Jan. 1, additional brush blues in Downs' report said blazes in that followed by 500-square-mile area blackened 2,820 the camp ucres of grmmd in 1976 and resulted in Clemente ar ~lS .7 million worth of property San Clemen Pendleton and San eas Jan. 30 and the large te fire Jan. 21. which ~ama~e destroyed 15 I! ·Downs said, however, efforts by Downs c homes. Jfire personnel saved another $38.4 many fire redited cooperation by agencies for avoiding , mil hon wo rth of property threatened greater losses jb~ fire were whipped , noting at times flames ~ ;The fire calls included 10,163 re-winds. by 40 to 60-mile-an·hour concluded with a $1.6 last December at Sad· ey Plaza that destroyed ~oests for medical aid and rescue. The year F,,535 ftres and 1,340 standby and million fire ~moke checks. the report s hows. dleback Vall ~ong with 1,030 false alarms. two businesses J and aleaaingoffice. fF ossil Finds I Cost Builders DANA POINT (AP) -by the Board of ith hous ang costs Supervisors in Sep· kyrocketing because of tember, said Rick :,increased demand in Munson, the county's &range County, home chiefofearthscieoces. ~buyers were also paying ''My gut reaction is ~more because the county that the taxpayers don't ;wants to preserve need another salary to ~fossils. pay," Munson said last ~ The remnants of plant week, .. but the state re-~d animal life from 17 quires protection of ~illion years ago, when s i g n i f i c a n t ~eawater covered much archaeological sites. ~r the area. had been vie· And there are some sites ~ms of the Orange Coun· in Orange County that ~ building boom. An· are very significant. The -*lent secrets perished by idea is fine ultimately ~eshovelful. because it does sav~ ~f s o m et h i n g r o-t ~ TO COMBAT the pro-mankind ... "''lem. the county Board ;of Supervisors voted lasL ·•rosr so we all wi- •• H a y to hi r c an derstand that this is go-~rchaeologist and to mg to add to the cost of t4efray the cost of s ub-housing in the county," ~ldiz1ng archaeological Supervisor Philip An-:~$udies at building sites thony said during the f'y boosting the cost of board's discussion of ~ail ding permits. the permitrees. : The amount of the in· Dr. Bill Sanborn, a •creases will be decided paleontology instructor • at several University of ;.. California campuses and · Death Noticn also an administrator ·! with the Newport-Mesa • "uLow Unified School District. .•• ~~"~"~1°,~~~.R~~~ .• ~"r~,~~:,~;:· said there have been few •""•'·•·d .. w ... '"'" ~. 1q11. 1 un•·r ,, museums m the county E'""''' w•" "" tw<ld Mon . io;OOAM. t.o handle such artifacts ~ ~Hills Mtmnnal p.,rk. Wh11t~r. In .. • e.""~"' Ro<.P H111, Mrmor•.t• P.>r1t. when they were found. 6"'•"• Tt11n;11 1..am11 MOf't..a•v. co''" "Many ancient Indian )wle&..t.dlrKICJr\.-.-• ) d ed :, sites were a so estroy ;: tlAROLD H H~=~~;V. r('fllll't>t ol simply because theTChOUD• ~oorl RndCf\. Calllornllt. PllSMIO ly WaS 3 VaCUUm. ere ...,av Ju1v a."" SU<vlved "" 1>1s '°" was j ust. no place to ~ HM"'°" t'nd d.JUOl>lt'< CMolyn th " S ~rd1n1 Mr. t>arvo was born In preserve em, 80· ~111ando.,. n ... ...,.,01JoM-£c11r" born explained. "In the ~;.~"';~:~~~~~".:"~:!; last five or six years, ~·un-•s•tv 01 Ar11onJ. He-.. .,, o,. however. county govern· ~11c1 ""'" 1"" A111·"'<• '111" co· ment bas gotten actively ~It late<" bl'<:...,.. ltt. !.ocurllv TllN> ~ IC< ov~r •O V""" H• l>•ld involved.,. ~., •-ullW' oo•lhoM ........ , • ~ 11,... ,,_,..., Of lltt' """'" An.> "''W•f\iS. Elk~ 1!.PO [ rM ~ .. mllv IN mE EARLY 1940s. ~'s""'"'°'"''<""1"1>u1"""101"" a telephone company ~•1<"8 ,_ .._...y. 8vri .. ~ ?'•· worker digging trenches >----------for underground cables 1 · struck an eight-by-15· # fool slab laced with ex· f ~ r na fAMIL Y tinct seashells. It was the COLONIAL PUHIU.L { i r s t 0 f m a n y 7801 ~~!Ave. archaeological dis· covcries in the area. Westminster A ranch foreman gave 893-3525 PACIAC YllW MEMOllAL P~lk Cemetery Mortuaiy .Chapel 3500 Pacific View Drive Newport. Calllomia 64+2700 *COWMtCIC NOftUAllH Laguna Beach 494-8415 Laguna Hills 768-0933 • San Juan Ceplstrano 4as-1ne IAL1Z••aoM N•ALHOMI Corona def Mar 873'4MSO Colla M..e 846-2424 ml. ..OIJJIWAY ..,.-ru41y 1108~way CostaMeM MMt60 JMRNnmlLL ..... WlhC .... CMAf'a , ~7 E. 17th St. ; ec.t• ...... 848-4188 sane. Ml Ctwipet '518N.~ $ent•AM • 847-4131 -fl9CSll0119S M'nfl' MOITVUT eu Miln sa. H\#lt~~h the 4,000-ton slab to a friend to use as a tourist attraction at his pottery shop in Dana Point. The property changed bands several times, finally being sold to ac· tor Lee J. Cobb. The slat, is now displayed at Bayview Elementary School in Santa Ana Heights. THE PTUN SOCIETY CREMATION AY_D .. ~Pllot can be Reqded. o.c.c.~ ollldall l»ftlw -~..._ r ... ... Engtnet'1 s Weck 7H \\ 111 tw the Jop1c 01 dh In Dis~ri1ni11at ion Engineers l uss1on at the Orange County Engµ\eermg Coun c.·1J's <OCEC> ThursdJy mcu4ng. n Will be hl'ld in the Sumitomo Bank. 111 Costa Mesa ut 7: 30 p 111 $13,000 Paid President of the council, John Robin:.011 , re To Meet ports that achv1llcs for next yt'ar's event will be t'lCamined. Among the act1v1t1cs to be discussed SACRAMENTO (AP) -The Regional will be Expo '78, the Student Outreach Program, <'enter of Orange County has agreed to pay In Mesa aod OCEC's part1c1pataon 1n other engineering $13,000 in back payments or lost earrungs tu functions throughout the county four employes who complained or job db-Tbe meeting 1s open to members of engineer- cnmination. the state Health Department ing and professional socu~lle.s ~aid last week. The center. one of 21 in the state that ref er I mentally retarded and developmentally dis-WANTED abled persons to care facilities, also agreed not to harass two other employes who suffered no monetary loss, and to develop an af TOP CASH DOLLAR PAID rirmaUve action plan. THE DEPARTMENT said the agreement FOR resulted from an investigation of the dis- crimination charges by Carlos Alcala, dire<> Gold Jewelry tor of department's Civil Rights Office. D iamonds & Other Fine Antique Theemployes who get back pay are: -Brenda Daniels, S1 ,211 for earnings lost or after she resigned under duress due to dis-Contemporary Jewelry crimination, plus a retroactive merit salary Watches increase and six percent interest. Crystal -Gary Covett, $4,901 for lost earnings, in Porcelains eluding a lost merit salary increase and six percent interest, plus reinstatement. China .... Paintings CORRECTION NOTICE Bronze Statues . Silver .. s.ars ,,..10 ... " 1nser1 clstrillllhd ... thl• Vintage or Classic Autos paper Jtily 0th on •rror occwed ••• The cllltwGllher ll90del 7713 is dna ibid as htnlng a Boats S.kyde .... '""' mocW does ......... Antiques S.1-cyc:M wash. We reciref the .,,.... cmd •Y etc. Jncon..-...Ce it may have ccmed. We appraise & buy whole estates or smgle items or we'll seU for you on coDUilission. •Repairs• Mountings• Chains• Ca:stlng lf you don't lcnowwbat it is or what it is worth-bring it in (or call I us and we'll come out). No obligation or charge for verbal ,,,, Mac TaYish appraisal, either in your home or in our gallery, Goldsmith, Inc. : . . ~~?~.£IL I 833-3048 833-3064 APPRAISERS 2S42WESTCOASTHIGHWAY AUCTIONEERS 4250 SCott Dr., Newport Beach NEWPORT BEACH -64S-2200 "We Buy Old Gold and Sllv_,. •Findings • Remounting •Stones ESTATE APPHAlSALS AND SALES FOR LA WYERS • BANKS• TRUSTEES & EXECUTORS A. S!to9e of "'%"':::::.'09'-o:,~:.:01ed ""'''! ';;'u~~ 9out Ju" ~e d d~na1ve wim. (.n}OY \ oec:enl~···" • on\Gue on l5h your hOrne ....oth occ.o~ono u con turn ood s.u..,...·-mot yo dining rooms o~ ~::"~· 10%-20%-3 • Savings of oM AMD '11\ ••• MOW M ~oMS' p.EoucnoMst M\G~dftl S\GM\f\CAM't ~ne me tirne stJJ. WllU colle<tiOOS corl'I odoy'sc:rom· nt ond 1rnpresslve with me ~t.of t ond 1ewel· . -n-iese \f'!'lpOrt~ designs of the pclSt cusrorn deto1\lng dwoods and hOO()(edCI~~-bbed f\nisheS'· >C~ptiono\ l"IO' dining with --.WO. 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Mind Drug POtentinJs BOggling LOS ANO ~ <AP> -When tbt words wer n't 11owlnl, 8alaac drank coffH -ISO cupa a day. J'. Scott f'ttzc raid turned to the bottle, and Col•ridt woko from an opium dream to write one of b1a t poem• 8eUet thlAkinc tbtOYth cbemlaLry la an old idea, but KienU.ll may be on the ed1e ot a new era w1tb the pro1peet or 1.u1lo1 fln ly tuned d.rua• to Im· prove teamin1. memory. attention and perhaps even creat.lv1ty. D&\JGS THAT BUOY • deores1ed J)erton, dampen the draaUc upa and downa of manic· depretalve lllneu. calm anxiety and keep schll0Pbrenlc1 anchored In reality are routinely used. Uke these mlod·chan&lnl druas. the new learnlna and memory substances -calle~ neuropeptldes -are further evidence or the in· thnate Unk between mental atatea and the rise and fall of chemJcala in the brain. Dr. Arnold Mandell, a leading investigator of psychotropic drugs, suggests that psycbialrists ··are all trying lo get the mind ahd the brain back to1ether aaam. The mind ran otr with the analysts and the brain ran off with the biological researchers and what I'm seeine now is everyone trying to re- fuse them." "We have mental hospitals filled with peo· pie who have memory difficulties," says Dr. Max Fink of the State University of New York. "And 100 percent of the population develo~ mem~ry difficul· $25 Million Risk Pays Off in Fihn By BOB THOMAS Auocl•te<I Pr .. 1 Writer LOS ANGELES -Joe Levine owns 363 canes for his gimpy knee, most of them gifts "for the man who has everything.•• The one he now carries bears a replica oflhe famed Arnhem Bridge as its handle. "I'm afraid not to carry it with me, afraid lav~ ing it home would be bad luck," smiles the pudgy showman. .,-,,,-: ........... For most of his 71 years Joseph E. Levine has made his own luck, mostly good. From his beginnings as a theater owner in his native Boston, he grew to movie magnate (Embassy Pie· turesJ and producer ("The Graduate"). winning admira· · taon and media space with a high.rolling style. NOW, IDS bigi;est gamble. Or at least that's what his scoffers thought it was. They shook their heads over Joe Levine's plan to plunge $25 million of his own money into a war movie. . But with "A Bridge Too Far" just beginning its world release. Levine has already made a profit. Levine started on the project two and a half years ago. His Connecticut neighbor, the late Cornelius Ryan, had spent seven years researching and writing the history or the huge, luckless airborne assault by the World War II Allies seeking Holland bridges that would le\d lo the rich German Ruhr. ~ · The producer bought the film rights and hired William Goldman ("Butch Cassidy and the Sun· dance Kid," "The Sting") to write the script. While in Hollywood the producer bad discussed "A Bridge Too Far" with a close friend, Richard Attenborough, who was then hoping lo ftlm a bio- graphy of Mahatma Gandhi. When the project fell ( throu,gh, Levine hired the British actor·director. "EVEN THOUGH nobody went to see the pic- ture, 1 had seen things in Dickie's 'Ob Whal a Love- ly War!' that I admired," said Levine. Next, the location, Arnhem was impossible - loo modern. On a helicopter search Levine found a replica bridge at Deventer. Another asset: 30 per· cent or the town still looked war·ruined. By that time he was committed lo $7 million, in· eluding talent, crew, building of wartime houses in Holland, special effects. But then his Japanese backer said, "Get me Robert Redford and I'll give you another million dollars." I Ever the plunger, Joe decided to shoot the works. He offered Redford $2 million lo do the film. Redford accepted. Gene Hackman, James Caan and Ryan O'Neal enlisted at $1 million apiece. Also signed for big money were Laurence Olivier. Dirk Bogarde, Elliott Gould, and the sole female, LI~ Ullmann. THE PRODUCTION cost $26.7 million, but Joe Levine was able to show a profit before "A Bridge 'Too Far" was seen in any theater. He did it by selling release rights in various territories -$3.9 million from Japan; $20.5 million from United Artists for the .u .S., Canada, England, France and others, etc. • "Everyone' said I was crazy to pay Robert "Everyone said I was crazy to pay Robert Redford $2 million for four and a half weeks' work," he said .. "Well, by the Unie the picture was over, I ttad already paid for its cost, plus somethlne left over lo b"Y Rosalie (his wile) a nice litUe doodad."· I ·'What's more, nobody else has a piece (percen- tage) of the profit.a. Redford alw~ gets a piece of his pictures. But if I had cut up• A Bridae Too Far' with him and the others, there would have beeq nothlni left.for Joe... . .. ,, \ lY al qe 55 or a few yean earber or Jater. If we could develop compoundl that Covent this inemory Iott, tt would be a tl'emendou:a to society." ~ment.a with anJmal1 have showo signifi. cant i~rovement tbrou1h the drup in learning a certain bak and retainln& lt. J"lnk sa)• human tests have not clearly shown lb at the drua• are helpful. However, an experiment with JO retarded patient.a reported last year showed that an injection of neuropeptide rtqment of the hormone ACTH increased their ability to pay atten· tlon to a visual activity. IF THE NEUROPEPTIDES can increase at· tentioo in rat.a, ooe might think they could help hyperactive children, who are ao jumpy and dis· tracted that learning is a frustrating stnsule. A happy thought, but a recent study using ACTH 4-12 on a group of hyperactive children showed no im- provement in tbelr ablllty to pay attention or learn. The chemical road to that elusive state, creativity, is being followed more quieUy and less formally. One of them iB Dr. Alexander T. Shulgin, a physical chemist who llves outside San Francisco where he works, plays the violin, writes, and grows his own wine grapes. HE HAS TINKERED with drugs related to mescaline and other hallucinogens from tbe "wild 1960s," as he calls them, until their mind-distorting ~ effects are nearly gone. What's left is a series of compoupda said to have various interesting effects. In $0me cues they enrich the now of ideu. Mandell suseest.s that there is a chemical system in the brain that dulls a person's reactions to signala that occur repeatedly, whether they are stimuli from outside or one's internal thoughts. The drugs block that system, wbicb Mandell believes is responsible for boredom and stale think-ing." . "Yoµ know very well that ii you went into a pro- blem that you knew like the back or your hand, you'd get bored with it. . "Then, if you were to come to It as though you'd never seen it before ••. then new combinations start to emerge. That's what the Sbulgln chemical does." Tinkering with the brain in this way might be dangerous in the long run, and Mandell is bothered by questions of who would get the drugs and who would administer them. "IS LACK OF creatl v1ty a defect that you should treat, or are there just going to be some people who are creative and some who aren't?" ·Mandell's other concern, after 17 years of work· ing with mind·altering drugs, is that in the same way longu.seof amphetamines can cause a "crash" into depression, creativity drugs eventually could push the user into a stale where be is duller than before. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-----------==-~----=-~~~::========================= FINAL . WEEKI · .... l11rry -CIHNltU Pr1c•s •ff~cl••• oftl'( o' Jon9 a' ~il1tt Lul1 LY BIRD SPECIAL s5aa I 00°/o Nylon Plush Pile · in Solids or Tone on Tones Valunto 'I" sq. YD. . Ya1rchokc ........ Dacron '°'Ya. Solich or I 000/o Myton M~-Colored Tweeck. or Shag DAILY PlLOT ;ti 1000/o Mylon luxurious Textuncl Plush Jwassorted colon I I .\ff OAll Y PILOT Aquarius May Fall in Love MONDAY.JULY 11 9y SYDNEY OllAU Protect youraell from one who talks of quick 11alns, no preparaUon AUD <Murch Zl April 11): Acc•nt on quick ttee111ons. aurprl.e trlp11, unuauaJ experlenct In '\Olvtnt relative and lelepbone 8ed1Jctrn1n1. TAUaUS tAprU 20-May 20). Much actlnn • here purchum, Hie• "" cone rntd Money prohta, personal pe>1HHlon11rab apotUaht. VllGO <Aua. 23-Sept 2a): Accent on feeling or achievement You get vert!lcatlon. contlrma· tlon . areal U1ht. UBRA CSept. 23-0ct 22>: Diplomatic ap· proach is best course Don't attempt to force is- :.uea. GEMINI <May 21 -Jun• JO): Wllbea are rulf1Ued. your dellrea are contrutod to act.ual nccda The cholu could be your own CANCEi <June 21.July 22): Someone behind the scenes is "on your aide " You aet aipal. a .:reen hcht SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Be ready for chan1e of scenery. Relationship la intensified. Nothing now is apt lo be lukewarm -It is all or nothing, hot or cold. LEO <July 23 -Aua. 22 >: Study Cancer message. You have declalon to make -lt In· 'olvcs a dl01ce between security and tntrtcue. SAGl1TARIUS (Nov. 22-0ec. 21>: You are templed to act on impulse. Key is to balance speculative urge with logic. CAPRICORN <Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Low-key ap proach Is best at this time. Emphasis on basic is· sues. employment and health. No-bail Studied AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): You are in· vol ved and Ii vely. and you could fall madly in love.· Variety or experiences are featured -routine is changed and status quo ceases to exist. PASADENA (Af> Persons releued without PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): You get "ac· lion" on investment questions, procedures. You have opportunity to break out of confining situa· lion. ball m a three-month pilot project came lo court as promised and eeneraJly did not cause further police prnblem~ The proJect. conducted .--------------------~ by local law enforcement 'lffic1als and the County I B A~1at1on. showed that none or the 100 persons released on their O\lfn recognizance witlfully failed to appear Jt P,eir arraignment. 'fwo of the 100 were re· l r'ested on other .:hJrges before arraign· m~t . ~o CHARGES were ftlr aguinlll 53 percent nf ose rclca:-ied and 41 oe cent had their ~h'.lfges reduced from a fef>ny to a misde- m~nor. the study ;h ed. third were let go .vil in six hours of being >o ed, and 90 percent were out in 24 hours. :orlpared to two or three la~ under current pro· ·cdltres 14 addition. 41 percent >f Ute 100 released were m~ployed and 18 per· :eni were earnin& less •h~n the monthly rniflimum wage scale of 540Q. I If REQUIRED to post >a i;I. many of these ·>ersons would have re- m a~ned in jail even hough no charges were >ro4,aghl against them. hdtudy found . t;'ast summer, 549 ,Jer!lons were arrested 11ere in .connection with 'clonies. and 100 were re· lt-a~ed without ball. T~e project, said by of. :icillJs to be too limited in ,iz~ to draw any con· ·lu~ions. may be ex- >a n~ed to a six-month •lu(iy based on S,000 clony arrests. Low Wage I Means No Tax Form SACRAMENTO <AP> Californians whose pay is low enough to ex- <'mpt them from slate in· come taxes won 'l have to rile returns next year. The bill signed by Gov. Edmund Brown Jr., ap- plies to single persona who make le1111 than SS,000 a year and mar- ried couples who make less than $10,000. Tbe measure! AB 502, was introducea by As- "emblyman Fred Chel <D-Long Beach>. However, a person who wants the renter's Lax credit. currenUy $37, would still have to me a ·eturh. Traffic Jumps .. LOS ANGELES (AP) -June shipping traffic at Los Angeles and Long Beach harbors increased ,>Ver last year by SS vessels -from 424 to 180, say officials. In ad. dition. net tonnaae for June totaled S.8 mUUon .-:ompared to 4.8 million at the same time last year. Put the new Look on Your kitchen counters and table tops . Now enjoy the beauty of real Appalachian Oak on your kitchen table or counter top. These solid, 1 }{:' made to order blocks are finished In vegetable oil to safely accommodate your every day use. Best of all they only look expensive. Compare our prices now with other materials. You'll find they are the best on the block. Call today 631-0292 for a free, no obligation estimate. BLOCH 1'!,!~! .. !'-!?: .... cAn621 ') SINGER 126·YEAR BIRTHDAY SALE PRICES SO LOW, THEYRE PRACTICALLY GIFTS. ONLYS79!~ 'LOWEST PRICE EVER ON THIS FASHION MA TE* MACHINE Complete with a drop-in bobbin that's o snap to replace and o stitch length dial that leta you change stitch aettlngs with eose. Model 2~7. Carrying coM or cabinet extra. Sunc:tay,Juty 10. 1977 DAIL y PILOT A 11 Boat Owners Beware of Oregon 'Registration' 9J AL•ON LOCKA.8£Y .. u, ................... California boat ownera who re1l1tor their C'raft lhrou1b an Oreaioo mail order corporation to avoid thla al.at•'• uln imd uso tax antJ pcr.aoal prupettf tu could wind up 1helllog out Ore1on'a required IZ:IO to 1375 corporation fee plm ltlll belnt hit by the Callfomia le!vles. wlth boata purchased and re&iatered in other states and berthed here, but our periodic cheek ot marinu and ancbontes turns them up i4 lime," said Mareeh. Now about the state sales tax and/or use tax -either on new or used boats. and bringing it here for use.> Jones warned, however, that the new 90 day exempUon does not protect the buyer who purchases a boat out of state and stores il there for90days. .. THE BUYER MUST prove that be made normal use of the boat In the state or country in which he bought it before bringing it here," be explained. livery from a local dealer beyond the three-mile limit and then bringing the boat back here before 90 days, cJalmln& it was purchased out of state. Getlln1 back to the Oregon corporaUon dodee: . State autboriUes there are not happy with the advertlsing campalcn ol certain Oregon c•r· poralions urging Calllorniana to set up a corpora- tion for registering their yachts to avoid California taxes. It b not known how many c..urornlu boat now-nei..,n,.. have )'lelded to lhe mall order proposi· Uoa. but Vic lhreab, Oranae County boat and alttnft asscuor, 11y1 no more than• dozen -if that mllJl1 -have yielded to tho temptaUon ln Newport Beach. home of some of the m08t ex- peo1lve power and sail yachts. Time was, If you bought a yacht In Florida, Orea on or any other state, registered It there, but brou~:~t to California to use, the State Board of Eq u Uoo would soon track you down and slap on tbe six percent use tax. A recent new law baa cbanaed that for the smart boat buyer. JACK JONES, SENIOR tax representative for the State Board of Equalization in Sacramen- to, explains it this way: There have been several instances In recent years In which a person bought a boat in California and took deli very beyond the three- mile limit and cruised it to Mexico, the Carib· bean, F1orida, Alaska -wherever -and did not return to California until after 90 days. This is legal and exempts the buyer from the sales or use tax. According to an article in the Portland Oreeonian, state officials have begun invesUgat-' ing the scheme which bas been In operation since March. MEDIA aEPORTS on the issue have been mlaleadin&, quotin1 Oregon boat re11slratlon fees ot sa recardless of the SJze of the vessel and comparing them to thousands of doUara tor "re- eilterinc" such yachts in California. The key words are "registration'' and "taxa- tion.·· The same boat that can be registered In Oregon for $48 costs only $5 in California (with a $2 per year renewal fee) -regardless of the size or value of lhe boat. The California stale re- gistration fee is paid to the Department of Motor Vehicles in order to secure the "CF" numbers displayed on the bow. "Under lhe new law, a boat purchased or de- livered out of tbe Stale of California and not used here until after 90 days ls exempt from the use tax." <The use tax was imposed in 1935 as an ad· junct to lhe sales tax to protect California re. tailers from buyers who were evading the sales tax by buying goods or property out or the state Same goes for the person who buys a new or used yacht in Florida and uses it to cruise the Caribbean islands and Mexico before returning to California. If the trip takes 91 days the owner is exempt from the use tax, Jones explained. BUI' BEWARE OF the dodge of laking de- ONE PORTLAND-BASED corporation, Cen· tury Financial Corp., recently sent brochures to many California boat owners offering t<> establish an Oregon corporation for a $2SO fee. While Oregon doesn't have a law to prohibit such practices, according to Louis Bonney, assis- tant state attorney general, the state is looking into the plan to see if those participating aren't· ' breaking the slate's law regarding corporations. That brings us to the taxation part of the con- troversy. Regardless of where a boat is purchased or registered, once it is permanently berthed in California it is subject to the annual property tax or the county in which it is berthed. 'Is setting up a corporation to avoid paying another state's taxes a lawful SAME GOES FOR a documented vessel. purpose? That's Documentation 1s through the federal govern· meot and costs from $50 to $100 depending on the boat's size and the paper work involved. what we 're checking now.~ Oregon assistant attorney general Documentation lakes the boat off the state registration rolls but does not exempt it Crom county personal property taxes in the county where it is kept. "It sometimes takes a little lime to catch up TV Contes tant His Fillh Story , AlmOst Truthful By MALCOLM N. CARTER Of TM AHO<t•tH Pret\ NEW YORK -Legend has it that Lana Turner was discovered at Schwab's drugstore in Hollywood. For me. it was at a press conference in New York. There I was, interviewing a tourisl who had just returned from Cuba, when a woman walked up to me, thrust a card in my hand and s napped a picture or me. THE WOMAN: a casting director. The show: "To Tell the Truth." The fantasy: fame and extra cash. She said she would call. Sure she would. Two weeks later, she did. Would I pretend to be a palcoichthyologist"? A what? Not a wan professor or re- ligion, she explained, but a specialist in fossil fish. It turned out that I couldn't make the taping, so she said she would call me again. Sure. But she did, apparently because I had reminded h<ir of fish. This time she wanted me to impersonate one David Kolator, a government official who cruises on foreign trawlers to see whether they conform to U.S. laws within the 200-mile fishing limit. I COULDN'T even pronounce his name, but said I would show up for a two-hour briefing with Kolator. Thanks lo that briefing, now I know everything I ever wanted to know about fis h. Aod much, much. more. I've got the Latin names or hsh swimming out the ear. And speaking or ears, I learned that fish have them, too. They're called otoliths. Whal I didn't quite master, however, was how to say that my name was David Kolator without smirking. At two dress rehearsals, I smirked. And at each rehearsal before stand-in panelists, no one believed my impersonation. Not a soul. ANYWAY, nlE three of us agreed lo dress somewhat shabbily Cor our appearance, and I spent hair the night deciding what color jeans and which shirt would mark me for a fishing in· spector. I ended up with blue all- round plus a Navajo belt buckle and hiking shoes. It was with forboding that I showed up at 9 a.m. for the taping. I was now orriclally a "contestant" among a group of contestants for three shows, including a magician, a man with five personalities and a police detective. We were stuffed into a thoroughly chilled backs~ge area with cool cof- fee and soggy doughnuts lo endure the rehearsals, bone up on our notes - and fantasize about our winnings. IF WE SfUMP ED the panel, the three of us -the third contestant was an English teacher whose performance tricked the rehearsal panels -would split $500. If even one panelist picked Kolalor, however, we each would get only ~- By our turn, the panel hadn't been stumped. That increased our odds of success. I figured, daring to plan how lo spend my $166 as I stood waiting Cor Joe Garagiola to introduce the three David Kolators. This lime I didn't smirk, didn't start for my chair before my cue and dJdn't get so transfixed by the television monitor that I would ignore the Cirst question put to me. I WATCHED in disbelief as one panelist after the other picked me as David Kolator. Three times they dJd that, bringing $166 so close my swealJ( palms began to tum green. But the real Cish man got one vote because of his convincing answer about navigation. So instead or a new suit, I got a cou· pie of new shirts. To say nothing about my tantalizing brush with fame. •·Gong Show," here l come. ~!!Q!~graphg Contest Amateurphotogruphers. focus. Announcing the Woodhridge Phot~raphy Contest- and a chance to win c~h priLcs. Your subject'! The Villuge of Woodbridge. its physical environment or lilestyle. Both un.· unique to this village. and hoth ure beautilul in black and white or color. The contest is on now. Read the contest rules helow. Then huvc Woodbridge strike a special pose for you. C$hAwards Grand Prize: SUX> Fi NI Place tfi\e winners I: S~) Second Place I five winner.. I: S:!S Third Place lfive winncr5l: SHI Contest Rufos I. The conte\t is open lo amatcu1 photographers only. Nu a!!e lim11. Entmnts under IX must submit u signed release from a parent or legul guar~lian. Employees of The Irvine Company and their immediure families are not eligible. 2. Entries must either he mailed to: The Irvine Company n!O i\ewport Center Drive ~Ulh! 7()() Ne\\(lllrl Beach. CA IJ:!N1J nr hand dchH•rcd un Tue5dit.), Au~ust 23, 1977, only to: Woodbridge Village AsMX·i~111un Oft ice 10 Stone Creel. Sou1h Irvine. CA 9271S J. All ent rie<> must he received no luter than Thunday, August 25, 1977, and he accompamed by unofficial entry hlank or a reusonuble focsimile thcrcuf on a :l" x 5" card. 4. Each entry must have heen photogruphed in u developed area of The Villal!e of Woodhridl.!c. Irvine. California. by the person 'suhmitting ia. S. Black and Whi1e Photograph': a. Photog_ruphs must he suhmilled a'i X" x I()"' prints. mounted tin 12" :< lti'' white maa. b. Each P.h~>ttigraph mui.t he uccompanied by an ori1-tinal neJ!atllve enclosed in an envelope al tachcd to 1he back of the mac. Colnr Photographs: a. Photograph'> muo;t he suhmi11ed uo; h'' x l(J" prims. mounted on 12" x 16" whitem<1t. h. Each photograph must be accompanied hy an ori~inul negative or transparency enclosed in un envelope altached to the hack of the mu1. ALL NON.CONFORMING ENTRIES WILL BE DISQUALIFIED. 6. Each es1try lprinl!. and neguri'c' or mounted trun~purcncie.c;l mu~t he labeled with photographer's 1mme. addre'sS. telephone number <tnd the category in which the pht11ogruph is heing entered. Each entry muy be entered in only one of the following categories. Nn more than four entries per culegory are ullowet.I: -A. Phy~ical Environment-Black.\. Whi1e leg .. park\. trail,. lake. island. hridge. landM.·.1pcl -B. Phyllicul Environmen1-Color -C.Lifestylc-Black & White leg .. people and their homes. their Woodbridge environmentl -D.Life,1yle-Color -E.Emry of an) one under I:! ~cars of :ige-Black l:o.. \\ hi11.: or Color 7. Print~ will he rc1urncd <'nly if uccomp.micd hy a ..clf·m.Jdrc,,cd envelope and 'ulfil.'ient rcturn po,l<1;!C. Nore: While C\l.'ry efforl will I~ made cu erNirc ,are return of prints. for your O\\O prute1.·1inn. please do not -.end cnrries thill have not been dupli1.·:11ed. The Irvine Cump:my a"'umc-. no uhl1ga1io11 fr.-r return or lt)',S of any ph111ograph-;. NO NEGATIVES OR TRANSPARENCIES \VJLL HE IU:.,1..JRNED. 8. The Irvine Company retain-; the ri~hto; to all entrie,. '' he1her winner' or nor. 9. [nrne' 'lho,,ing any recogni1ahlc ("!Cl'llllt\I mu\t he accomp.11111.:d hv a "!-'.111.'J rdca'>I.! from the pcNllll\I an the phlllo~r.1phhl' ·1 1.:on~c111 lo ch.: 11.....: n t Ill)' ph11h•gr.1ph m any In inc Company puhlat·a11on. ;u.hcrti-.emcnl or d"pl;1):· The rek:l\I.' mu:.t indude the name. addn.::-.. .... and phone number of th1.: peN111(sl. lO. Entries will he judged on photogr..1phit" qualrty. originality in rreatment of :o.uhiect. ;md sen~ of phy.,ical environment or lifc,ryle reflected. The dec1si~m of the .iuJ!!CS is final. 11. Winners will be notified no later than Septcmher 9. 1977. Winning entries will he displayed ut the Village Information Center in Wooc.JhriJge. Woodbridge PhotoAraphy Contest ~end entries to: 1 he Irvine Co111p;111y TheVlllagcoffTj W>odtirldge nlO Newport Cents:r Or ....................... ..,,. __ Suite 700 Ncwpon Beach. 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Jury 10. 1977; DAILY PILOT 8 J Skydi"ving·: Darbtg, But Not Dangerous Pastboe By aOOER ('.\AL80N Cit ....... ,..... •••ff PE fWi-from a 34 yl'iar old pro with 10 yeurs t'X perimce and 500 Jump11 und~r hl1 bell to a 23 yeur oh.I •oman wetklna •wily from her first try. tho reaction to 1port.a f.arachut1n1 <•kydlv ln1> lu mll•r. • 'Sup•r." Uld Shuon Curlff ot Rlvcrtld aflitr h~1 lnlU&Jjump "ll gets In your blood. says Bill Smith. a Can•daun who had jW1t gone throuah u 25 1econd free fall (perform· In& a aerie. of maneuvers whllt droppi8' at 200 mph borore opening his chute>. Pat Ornec wont a little farther. The 2S·)'tar·old Chino mun says, "It's better thun aex. Even if you never do It aJialn But lt can get ex· pensive." Vic Cochraan , a 28-year-old rookie student from Weat Los Anaeles says he decided to give h o try after seeln& a fllm on the sport. ''There are u lot or things I.but look great, but you nevtt want to try it. You never teem t.o put your money where 1our mouth is." And so the ilatervlewa went at Perris Valley Airport where 50 to 75 enUtualasts s how up on weeiends and leuer numbers durine the week to try their hands (and luck) in sky maneuvers that many would nevereonsider. tnatruct.or Bot;> Celaya of Perris admits that his sport will never a be a nallonal . pastime. ••we ohly get about a one percent retention.'' Little Did He Know What Was In Store PERRLS-Got the summer blues·! Bored with the :.amc routine? Try parachuting. I guarantee. 1f nothing else. 1t 's a change of puce. You might wonder how I would be an authority on such a subject. My hulnt usu Dally Pilot sportswriter, in terms of getting up Ul the world. 1s lo march to the top of a football stadium when• press ac comodat1ons allow a better v iew of what's going on below. But this is s ummer. There is no football Nor basketball Nor anything else of interest for a writer on the high school beat. It"s the :.ummt'r when you search for th(.' off beat story. the change ol pan• Al any rate, I dc<'1ded to do a story on skychving a nd called the Perris Valley Airport to set up a time where I could' iew and interview. Moments later I received a r eturn ca ll from th e manager, Jim Wilkins, sug· gesting I experience a first jump lesson. It sounded sim- ple enough. l'verylhing was to be supplied a nd surely it would afford me great insight into the sport Little did I know. however. to what I was subJectin~ myself. My 1mag1nalion en visioned m yself making a 100-foot platform drop into an area filled with soft s ub- stanc e . Rut after en· thusiastically rc:.ponding to the offer, I learned the drop was to be 3,300 feet the real thing. Watson I've never considered myself a George Plimpton type you know, the guy who got himself battered by the Detroit Lions so he could write a book on pro football rigors. Still , I've always wondered of the thrill of skydivers, and although this wasn't quite the same. it was the first step. I swallowed a bit and told Wilkins I'd see him a day later, still unaware or what really was in store for me. It wasn't simply a 3,300-foot trip through the sky that was ROGER CARLSON due. IL was also a 61 :i·hour or· deal or training for a 40·year· old whose idea of excercise is to get up and change the TV channel or persuasion falls to get my wire to do it.) Among the preparation was detailed instruction on how to react if the main chute's automatic system faits. And although demonstration ap- peared to prove it couldn"t fail, the attention paid to this phase was in depth in 100· degree weather. Then there were the PLFs -short for practice landing falls. The equipment? J\ picnic bench. Can you imagine? J'm going to practic• fJllling off a Outlasts p1cn1c bench! Even over· weight, lhe thought or rolling off a picnic bench· did not panic me. But my second try from 1-t inches off lhe ground (attired in jump suit and helmet> re- sulted in jamming my elbow into my side. I felt and heard three distinct rips. Now l was m doubt. Whatever stamina I possessed was disappearing. Moments later I graduated all the way to the top of the · picnic bench (30 inches) and on a backward PLF I slammed my head against the grass. Through a daze I heard my instructor call for a timeout and I limped ore won- dering what lhe hell I was do- ing there? At any rate, another two hours of training went on and finally the big moment was nearing. I was scared to a poi nl, but I was so tired I didn't really care. I knew thls ... arter those 6112 hours I wasn't going home emptyhanded. I crawled aboard the 1943 Howard single-engine plane a nd off we <the pilot, jump mas ter and three other ch.utists) went. We took one pass across the area and m y jump master tossed a marker to gauge lhe wind. An other pass and I as· sumed my position. one foot outside the door to the second step. my right hand to a wing strut, then my lert hand to the strut, then my right hand farther out, then my other foot to the lower step. I glided my legs out behind See Carlson Page 82 says Celaya. "One out or 10 who lake our bealnoe r 's course (on jump) returns. And only one out of 10 wbo re- turn for the remaining 18 l~aorus stay with il. '' The program elevates from a 3,300-toot lllmple automatic open fall tb 1 ,SOO feet with a 4,SOO.root free fall before pull- ing the rip cord. Once out of the mainstream oC the plane, the sensation of being blasted away disap- pears and the sport can become a team effort with linkup s among other parachutists. Spectacular star forma Uona appear as they are float- ine. but In reality, they are plungin& toward earth at 120mph. R easons ror the lack of partlclpatlon are obvious. Although the thrills are there, danger is aJso a factor. Panic over a very short span can mean instant d eath. If a malfuncUon is recognized in the first six seconds you have 14 seconds more to utilize 0~11¥ PolOI Pllotos..., Cl•M WM• CANADIAN BILL SMITH GLIDES IN PERFECT FORM. In 10 Innings Freisleben, Almon Stop Dodgers, 2-1 LOS ANGELES (AP) A slimmed down Dave Fre1sleben restricted Los Angeles to only two tuts over nine innings and Bill Almon doubled in a run in the 10th lo give the San Diego Padres a 2· l victory over the Dodgers Saturday night. Freisleben, who look a 7.50 earned run average into the game. struck out s ix and walked only one in picking up his :;econd victory In seven decisions. Rollie Fingers worked the 10th inning for San Diego, picking up his 18th save. "I've been pitching much bet· ter since I lost all the weight,·' Dodgen Slat~ All 0.-SCMI ltAaC 11"1) lulv 10 ~ 01000"' L.,.AMOlf\ '7 Jut., 11 l O\AnoPl~•t MOV'\ton Jvt.,. •l los~lf'S'1t '"4ou\ton 17 Hn"' ~ >oo m \ Jl)p,... said Freis leben , who has dropped about 15 pounds since the start of the season. Charlie Hough. 4-7, took the loss after Don SuUon hurled the first nine Innings for the Dodgers. single to center by John Oates m the third. John Hale tied the game with a two-out home run in the eighth inning, his first of the season. Sutton. who left the game for a pinch-hitter in the bottom or the ninth. struck out 12 Padres . m atching his career hi gh. He scattered just fi ve hits a nd walked two. SANOIEGO LOSANCElES ~-, .. "' •Dr" l>t C.Rhr(1 ti 4 000 M.~rtnt )b • ll 0 I) ,_.,.f'dr~ ,.., 0 I 0 0 Ru,-..,.11 ..... • 0 0 0 Almon ' 4 0 7 I '_,arvry, 1b JOOO Tvrnrr If J 0 1 0 c .. v.Jb •000 Rirnnd It 0 0 0 0 Mn~tl't' ct • 0 0 0 W1rthd rr S I I I Brlirl.f'r, 11 J 0 0 0 tt'1nomn. l b Jon o ... ,.,t-rf 'II I I TPt'hHfl' r • 0 0 (I 0111es.< .1 0 I 0 A'hlrd lb t 0 I I) O~ulon o 1000 Cnmrn )b J 0 I 0 4'.rr11th Oft I 0 0 0 IYtl'. Of\ 1000 HtJUOh, p 0000 Flno~f\ P 0000 !.<>-.. p 0000 Ff,100 o l 0 0 t) Tt\fdl~ ll ' 7 ' Sotnrld 71> 1000 Toi•'' 311 '' 7 s .. n o...... 000 100 0001-7 Lo< An"''~' 000 000 0100-1 0 P · !oftn Oleao I l OB -Sdn Ol~qo 8, LO. Anaelt:< I 7!1 A'llla<d. Almon. l'IR-Wonfleld 1191 .... ~•~Ill .,8 Almon 2, H•ndrlCk IP " It £11 1111 so Fr lf'bl'n IW 7 '' .. 1 I I ' .. ,:.,.,O,r' I 0 0 0 0 7 OSullon • s I I 7 11 H(\VO" IL • " . 1 1 1 J ' Sos .. .. 0 0 0 0 0 S~•r··Fl"""r\ 1181 WP-OSUllO<' PB-0.-.IM T 7 Joi A J¥,1(17 your chute and bave it open in time. Celaya says of tbe recorded 1,200,000 jum1>5 per year na· tionally, only three "10 in," <impact without an opened chute) and atoes on to point out the bau.rd.s of race car driving and hang gliding. Celaya adds that in his seven years at the Perris Valley Airport (a place re- miniscent of the 30s) only one death bas occurred. See Daring Page 82 Cage Coach LOS ANGELES (AP) -Gary Cunningham, who turned down a chance two years ago to succeed the legendary John Wooden as UCLA basketball coach, was selected to the position Saturday. replacing Gene Bartow. Terms and length of the con- tract were not disclosed. Cunningham, 37, was con- sidered a prime choice to suc- ceed Wooden when the latter re- tired following the 1974-75 season. UCLA athletic director J .D. Morgan said Cunningham would have been his first choice when Wooden stepped down but ''Gary took himseU out of thepic· ture before John retired, s aying he wanted to go into administra· lion." Cunningham played at UCLA from 1960·62 and was an assistant coach unde r Wooden from 1965 to 1975 but left coaching when Wooden retired. He has served as executive director of the UCLA Alumni Association since that time. "J think som etimes a person has to get away from what he'::; doing to know what be really en- joys." said Cunningham. "When this opportunity came I fell it was something I wanted very much. "I am really elated." he added. ''When I was offered the job l immediately said yes. I made the decision to go into administrative work and not be a candidate to succeed coach Wooden long before he retired. But things change." Cunningham served four years. as Wooden's top varsity assistant after six years as an assistant a nd h ead coach of UCLA freshman teams. Bartow resigned as UCLA's head coach last month to become athletic director and bead baske tball coach at Tho Unive r sity of Alabama- Birmingham. Barlow's two UCLA teams re- corded a 52·9 record and won a pair of Pacific-8 Conference championships. But he came under heavy criticism among UCLA alumni after not winning a national championship, an accomplish· ment that had become nearly an annual affair by the Bruins. UCLA won 10 national lilies in Wooden's final 12 years on the Westwood campus. As a head coach Cunningham will enter bis first full season with a 1-0 varsity record. He coaebed the Bruins to a 98-67 vie· tory over UC Santa Barbara dur- ing the 1972-73 season when Wooden was hospitalized with a heart condition. The Padres asked the umpires lo examine the baseball on numerous occasions while Sutton was pltching. A new ball was put into play on many of those oc- casions. "It's getting to be a pain that lhe:; shake SuUOn down every UJlle be pi(ches,' • said Los Anaele!S manager Tom Lasorda. "Here's a guy who's won all tbos~ s~mes yet they accuse him of chea~r)i." • Texas Strikes Early, Angels Tumble, 7 -2 Neither Freisleben nor San Diego manager Alvin Dark would comment on the frequent examination qi baseballs Sutton was throwing. j\.lmon's dout>le with two out scor~d George Hendrick, who walked and-stole second. Dave Wiafield slug1ed his 19th home run in the fourth inning to give San Diego a 1-0 lead. Los A.nPies was held to just one bll through seven innings, a Wunbledon Champ ARLINGTON CAP> -Bump Wills and Mike Hargrove each delivered tw<>-run singles in a live-run second inning Saturday night as the Texas Rangers followed the eight-bit pitching of Gaylord Perry to a 7·2 victory over the California Angels. Calllornla starter Wayne Simpson, 3-6, lasted only l~ in- nings as Texas reached blm for six runs on five hits. The 39-year-old Perry survived .A•~Si.ce All 0-. ... KM"C ttMli. (Jltl July tOCellilDMHt Te•U S•301J>ln. Julv II t.llMffOl••t C.llfomle a:ts•.m. 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(dhlor nltt 1 Cnotaoo I, O.,lro<t I Tooo·,o•~ l"hl( .. \l'> IW<>Od J JI ft Oetroll f Aot•m~ 1 •I Toronto CVuOov1ch 4 ,,, et Cltv\ll•nO COobSOn J 11 Nfw Vor~ llorrcr 8-11 •I B•llll'l'Or• fC"#1~lt'Y 1 fl S~llll~ lln.,..,,es ;.51 al M1n,,..s01d I le"" 11-11 Odkldl>d IMcidlth ~ 41 •I l<.1n'e' Coty f~llllorlt 6-<I 80$10ft ITtant ~ 1 end WI•~ •·•I •t M1lwaun ,. <Calflwt ll 1·1 .. n<IHU \S )1,1 Clhlornla tBr•ll& U at T••e• 11\lyle-.nt. ~I. n MOftelay's Oamos 80\ton (lt (l1tVtl 1nd n New York"' 8dll1mott.: n Toronlo•t Oelre><I. n K •n~•s C1t11 •t C.h•<~oo. n Stattlf'tll Oilldand. n M•nnr\otd al C•hforn1•. n Onl v 9a,,,.• )(h•<lu•tO Sports on TV TODAY Noon C9> -PRO SOCCER The New York Cosmos, fe aturing Pele , m eet t he Sounders at Seattle in a North I\ m e rican Soccer League match. 1 p.m . <2> -SPORTS SPECIAL -A documentary on the assault on Mount Everest. Also, the Moscow Circus, taped at Bingham, N.Y. 3 p.m. (7) -TENNIS - Bjorn Borg and Sue Darker meet Jli e N as l ase a nd Martina Navratilova in the World Invitational Tennis Clanic's mixed doubles finals. Taped al Hilton Head Island, S. C. Meyer Slams Two BLOOMINGTON -El Toro re· sident Dan Meyer slugged a pair of home In leading the Seattle Mariners p ast the Minnesota Twins, 5-2. Satur~ay night. Meyer's second homer of the night and loth or the season came in the seventh and gave Seattle a 3·1 lead. 1 .... ---·- sunoay. J\.llX 10. 19n Santa ~Iara Meet Nadadores' Maas Sets Swim Record SANTA CLA&A-RoUand'a AIUMtiel II--. a 11·)'Hl'-oid DOW 1wtm1D1Qa '°' tbt .... Viejo Nadadonit, ahau..d bu 1eooad record lD u many daJ• Satutd.,- at tht muuw SaPlA Clara lnvtta· lion al. Mau, wbo aet • meet record ln wlonl.Qs lh.s 100-me&er freestyle Frl~, came back to capture tbe 200 free Saturday. clocldng ~:04.08 to edge Gail Amundrud ot Ca.oada. Another top performance came from Australian Tracy Wtckham, Wboalao1wims fort.ho N•dadorea. Wickham finbbed fourth In &he 200 free (2:a7.33) .. net a f evt lllioutes later came back to place second in the 100 fly (1 :04.85) behind Nancy Hogshud (1:03.14). Mission Viejo's Monique Rodabl was fourth in lhe 200 back in2:24.79. Top individual efforts In tf\e men's eve nts came from Na dadores Steve Barnlcoat, Mark Tonelli and Jeff Van De Graaf. Barnicoat (2:10.13) and Tonelli (2: 11.89) were second and fourth in the 200 backs troke while Van De Graaf was second in the 400 individual medley in 4: 38.58. The Mission Viejo women's team set a meet record in the 800 DARING. Continued From Page Bl The victim's demise came solely on panic as she reached for the reserve rip cord arter her m ain chute failed. She failed lo look for the r ip cord, instead tugging away inches away from the hand.le. ''This is a safe sport," says Celaya. "But it's hard to convince people of that. Stories get bent. Twice in 480 jumps my m ain chute failed and I had lo go to my reserve chute. With your r eserve you have a second chance. "But when I cul loose my bad chute and went to my reserve, CARLSON ••• Continued From Page Bl me, looked up, got the command and opened my hands. · The next l wo seconds were a span of time I shall never forget. It was like being blasted from the inside of a rocket (without the heal or fire> and suddenly the chute's canopy opened with the most welcome sound I have ever heard with a flop·like noise. It was immediately stone quiet and I seemed in total suspension, seemingly not movin g at all. although I was actually ralhng al a rate of 18 feet per second. Two minu tes la t e r I was rapidly nearing the target area and I hit hard on the flat of my feet, then proceeded to sit down in record lime. The impact was a real jolt and I heard (and fell > cracking sounds in my lower back. Whatever energy had been left in my body was now gone. Help came to get me out or my chute-I could not get up, nor could I unbuckle the clips. But it was over. X -r ays late r e rased m y worries. The ripping sounds in my rib cage and lower back and headache were pulled tendons and /or muscles ... no c r acks, breaks or concussion. Des pite the fact what I experienced was child's play to what experienced skydivers do. it was the thrill or a lifetame. Would 1 recommend it? IC you're in good physical shape, preferably in your 20s or early 30s and want to experience something really wild, yes. Would I do it again? No. ,..... ttlq with a time or 8:3.S.37, break.inc a mark aet laat year by the Canadian Dolphin Swim Club ot 8:40.59. IATUlllDAY'SPINALS IUr«"ltl-wnl WOMUf 200 b«k -1. Jel .. 5-11• Chi,., 2: If .... ; 1. V19> \Miu Cl•._ 1.10.71: a. GI-, C-. 2:22..U: 4. ,. ... 111.M1M1e11vi.1e,11au~. 100 frw -•• ~. MlulM Vle)e, t :IUI <meet ·~oro: okl ,.... .... a:os.n .., °'""wood. "'""°· 1'MI; 2. Arnundl\ld, c.n..,., 2:04.>0; J. Smtih, C•ni<I•. 2:°'.05; 4. Wlckum. MINIM Vle)e, 1:11.ll. ·---...... -·.•~1.1. ............ Gl.tO; t. a.., 0....,_ -..O; a. ~·-LOI~ ,.. ~: .. .,_I. n.-.1M.10. IOO fly -t. .......... J«•~le, t:Ga.t• <,....lr.c.,,.:•-ril t>v Enc111r.1:os.t, tml; Z. Wk..._,MI .... Viele t:IUIJ I. ~ lOtlO 8-.11, t:OS..IO; 4. Hlndlr•w. El Monte, t :OS I). ~ Ind • .....,, -t ~Ad. J«l<-Yllle, 4· 5' i. Crneet re<ont: old lnM'k GlbMon, 5:00.ti, "1'1; 2. C-•ln11. ... stwllle, 4:57.GJ;). Srnill>, C•NU , 5.00.M; f. Gllllon, C-•· S:OO.t'-IOO lrM r .. .., -1. MIUieAVle)eA, l :U.11 lmeet ••cor<I' Old ,....,.. I «I. S9 by c.on.tian OoloNl\S, lt1 .. ; J. Miu .... Viele a. f:lfl.11; J. I.Mitt• O.h A. 8: .... 3', f.Cln«llMI Oolplljl\S A,1:4.U1. Ml!N 100 back -t H.,"9olft, Soutll Bend, 2:09 26; z. ••rnlc .. t, MhlllO<I Viele, J: lt.IJ; 3. Swn<t19, M10l•nd. TeMll,1.10 S9;f. T-111,Mluleol Viejo, 2:11.". 200 fl"ff -t. B Fllrn!H, l ""9 0...:11, t·M.S9; l . Bruner, P•fo Alto, I SS t•; l. Norl-Y. l ong e .. cn, I SS )I.•. SN•, l ""9 Buell, 1:54.fl. 3-meterOl•l"IJ I Or....,S, losAngel~ $68.10· , A-w. Los AnQOIK, SCIO JS; 3. w11 ..... , Lo> Anqetes. ttJ 00 •• Br-I, Sant• Cl•r•,4'S~ 100 fly -I 6ollom, PINUnl ...... SS.99; 1. Cur· lnoton, Tuw•looW. SI 41; 3. T11orn1011, Concord, Sl.61;4 Gla>•l•lltt,FOflWorlh,SI.~. 400 11>(1 me<!. -I, Fl ... I, Ar(ten Hills, •:lS 'ii; l. v ... De 0.MI, Mlulon v1ei.. 4:M.st; 3. 0r.i.~. Stockton • .,lt.30; •. O.Wson. c~.i•. •:3'.60. IOO free rel•v -I. Ck4Kh Swim Cl~ A. Lon9 euth, 1:4'1.11; 1. o. Ante, 7:45.M; 3. ,..._._ v• lo A, 7:J7. 10; 4. CMla<llMI DctP\11\S A, 7:58.90. • • people adjacent to the area saw the bad chute going down and assumed I was with it. Many still are convinced they witnessed a skydiving death." The expens e of sporls parachuting d epends on how deep you want lo get into it. For openers it's $6S and that includes instruction, equipment and a drop fro m J,300 feet. After that it's $17 for each of the next 18 j umps. Later should you choose to purchase your own chute and gear the total is around $1,000 for the full package (including a reserve chute). Without your own gear and off.student status, the average lab is SU a drop, de· pending on the altitude you choose. Sharon Curlee's mother , Jane Stotts, was present a s s he prepared for her daughter's first jump and gave her reaction: "At first I s aid there is no way my daughter was going lo do this. But after coming out here and talking with them (instructors> I'm confident. They know what they a re doing." Was Sharon returning for another jump? "Yes,·• she said. "Next week. This jump was super. but 1 missed my target by a half mile because I couldn't see m to gel turned around. It's jus t something I have aJways wanted to do." Smith, operating out of San Diego, was nonchalant after his series of free-rail maneuvers and dead center sort landing, but said. "The thrill ls always there. "I did a left turn, right tum and back loop, then repeated it," said Smith, the Canadian team leader in 1976. His future? "I'll be doing this all my lire ... as long as I'm healthy." Celaya sums up how the pros feel : "Even the most expefienced never really get used toil." The sport originated in Russia in the 30s, but it appears to bave a healthy future in the United Slates beeaus e there's always a certain percentage looking for a thrill and/or experience bigger and better than tbe last. And the deep and binding c a m a rad er i e a m o n1f the participants is something seldom seen in any sport-let alone an lodlvldualiied one such as sports parachuting. ProGoHers Area Golf Results Pro Soccer In Tourney wOMEN'SlllSUlTs MHAYIUIOl!CC scr.mbl• tourne y -first ..... Horttnae C¥11ft, Ann G.rd<I, Oolll• Jonu, Pal Giii; C ftl9lll -tow 11rou · O••nd• Carrv. low net - Sharon Dunn; Oolll• Mo<rl$. W•nG• So!>fr. Stlvle Pr•n•utl<I. i!IMl'Clre Nte41'Wt1'1'-'Tye 14M\lf!O, Tommy Jacobs and o~' o.,... we111, Nt.vo•• sm•t~. J Hfl M-; llrsl low ftllt-~-ftCV Jerry Barber are two 'of Reo•11. P .. w111k••. P•I Po,.ne111 th e top golf pros --._., __ e1•-••nr11 .... ...,1., .. ln l El•lneOVnc..,,UclllYm•:sac°""tow ••OCANYOH D---L-ll com....,........ the 5.f·bO e net ·.M1roe Wlltl•m>, Sllvl a T•o low 111111 ol foureoMe ~.IJlllA \ Southern CalHornia Pren•us••. f'l'WlllJ 1AM<1r•. 0 1-'°"'"'' 1. Mllr9otr•t e1.,.....i.,.111 • m e d a I P I a Y l .. vtrton: INrd lo.II tross•MIMI J-511ort. Mert Allbon -Ari• ~U9iell s...1111. JHn Caftl, Slllrfey C.llf19Mn; ero•n in: 2. M.,,. GrtY. J•n• Htwportt, Cosi. Mff.e4 ebampionahips Moodq llllrd lo• flt l Venda ,.......... Hlfflnt, ·~ Nl<HUQI\ ~ l llCT Tiier• 11• '" ....... d Tu d t "~t Sllfftt,AMGMIM,Gl-•C•rry. i<Nllln !;It; ). IUtl Key •.-.r•1 1'00111 ... v.11.., ~ ~. la 88 et a)' a ~ a Slrok• Plev t-y IJ-IAll A M..-o_,... OUHv. &ev l!w, flet Ank11 MlrllN 1 1 SPORTS Borg Sparks East All-stars; Wade Upset SAN DIEGO <AP> -Sweden's Bjorn Borg, the two-Ume men's Wimbledon champion' sparked the East to a 23-18 victory over the West in the World Team Ten· nis All-star match Saturday night, although Betty Stove re- v e raed the outcome of the Wimbledon women's final, beat· ing Virginia Wade, 6-4. Stove and Borg, who over- whelmed llie Nastase 6·1 In men's singles, were named the outstanding woman and man In the match ·before 14,153, the largest (WTT) <:rowd iq. the league's four.year history. The East led 17·16 going into the final set -mixed doubles. Then veterans Billie Jean King of the New York Apples and Newport Beach res ident Roy Emerson of the Boston Lobsters beat Francoise Durr of the Golden Gaters and Tom Gorman of the Sea-Port Cruscades, 6-2, clinching the vlct.ory. In the opening women's doubles match. Martina Navratilova of Bost.on and Sue Barker of Indiana beat the San Die10 duo or Kerry Reld and Dianne Fromholtz, fl·3. Then came the Wade-Stove match, followed by the 6-1 YiC· tory in men's doubles by Newport Beach's Rod Laver of the San Diego Friars and Tom Okker of the Golden Gaters. The expected match between Wade and 1976 Wimbledon cham· pion Chris Evert failed to materiallie when Evert suffered ·a flu attack. ~·--- • Sports la Brief David Sparkles In Aztecs' Victory WASHINGTON -Stove David scored two foals and an assist Saturday night to lead the Los An1eles Aztecs to a 4·2 North American Soccer League victory over the Wublngtoo Diplomats. before 11,168. The goa.14 were David's 21st aqd 22nd of the season and raised hls league-leading scoring total to.a points. David's first goal in the 17th minute broke a 2-2 deadlock. He added an Insurance tally three minutes later. Charlie Cooke opened the scor- ing for the Attecs lo the sixth minute with an assist from David. Terry Mancini made it 2-0 at 38:32, driving in a six.yard re· bound. Plbter i• Ff nab NEWPORT, R.I. -Hank Pfister and Tim Gulllks on ad· vanced to the finals or the $50,000 Hall of Fame tennis champfoosbip Saturday. Pfister downed Andrew Pal- fison, in the first s emifinaJ 6-3. 1·6, 6-4 and Gullikson took out Ismail el Shafei, 6·2, 7·6. In earlier matches Saturday. Gullikson earned bis semifinal berth by defeating John James, 6·1, 6·1 and el Shafei got there by taking out Malt Mitchell, 6·4, 6-7, 6-3. ~ard Seem Title SUN VALLEY, Idaho Nick Saviano and Laguna Niguel 's Tom Leonard won semifinals victories Saturday to move into the title round in the American Express Challengers Circuit Tennis Tournament. Saviano defeated Rick Fisher. 6-4, 6-2 and Leonard downed Joel Bailey, 6-1, 6-0. .soi..on Advance# AUSTIN, Tex. -Harold Solomon wlleyed his way to a 4·6, 6-0, 8·2 victory over Phil Dent in the Tournament of Champiom Saturday. Solomon plays Dick Stockton today in the fmaJs. ltnlia11 WI ns BAASTAD, Swede n -Corrado Barazzutli won his semifinal easily Saturday but Balasz Taroczy struggled past Antonio Zugarelli in a decisive tie· breaker to prevent another all- Itallao final of the SwedJab Open tennis champtooahlpa. . 8arauuttl whipped Klm W arwlclt, 4-3, 6-0 and Taroczy beat zuearem, 1~ Z.'11-6. Earlier Tarociy downed Wo- jtek Fibal(, 6-2, a·6, 6-4 lo a quarterfinal halted by darkness Friday. V.S. Nb1e WI•• LOS ANGELES Mart Thurmond or Texas A&M al- lowed only two bill over tbe final four inninp Saturday 1ligb1 to preserve a 8-3 Uolted States vie· tory over Japan ln lhe atxtb tame or the sixth annual USA-Japan colleae all-star bueball Mries. Thurmond struck oal aeven ol the 12 batters be faced after re- lieving Southern California's Bill Bordley in the seventh inninc. The win at Dodger Stadium clinched the series for &be U.S.. four aames to two. Gonzalez B~zn LOS ANGELES -Pancho Gonzalei and Frank Sedginan s core victories Saturday rugbt to reach the finals of the Grand Masters of Los Angeles ~ tournament. Gonzalez defeated Sven ·Davidson, 6·2, 0.6, 6-0. Sedaman upset Torben Ulrich, 4~. 6·3, 6·1. . Golf Leader• COAL VALLEY, Ill. -Tlllrd·round ~ S•turd•V I" t,,_ OU<NI C1tr.1 Open OOll l.Ollr...,,,..,I over Ille 6,&lD-y•rd, PM·11 O•kwood Country Ollb course• Oon Poolev VIC lor Atqal•do MlkeNtortey B•rnev rhomPSOn Boo Zeno.r S.m AIMms Cr•'9 SI ..Sitt Ed S.llo llob Mu,..,..., J_,C11rt tcelltl'e~ 0-99 Al<'let l '" l.ott C•tvrn ""'• •111~11on M <lcill-• ...... J«ol>Nn e.rrvJa.e< .. el Atilt #<Nl<-le w..,neuv1 P"llH•n<oc:lc r u11y Zoellt r G•rv MtCO<ll Oon IYfN)n Freo M&rtr 8 111 A09"'\ t<ow1rt1 fwllly M•rk Pte<t Jdv H••• l'lortnllno Mollni. F Cl<lle PN rtt Morrrs 1401.tl\-Y Ml~t WOllP•• l•r.v Net- Orck Ma\I Tonv wotlln J f1'1'"1y WlllMberQ ~100 .1.-1-100 '8-t'M4-201 70 .. 7-0.-201 •1 .. 1 .. 1-201 10.u61-201 61 .. 1..a-m ....... ~JO:I ·~-203 .,..,...._1al 61 .. 1 ... -103 ,...10-416-* ,,..11..,_10S --10S ., ...... -20S 714S.f'~ ,...10-68-lOb ., .... 10-1116 . 6S.1"70-1116 't H l-10-- 6H0-11-~ 61.f6-r.l-20!> 66-"'n-~ 6Mf.10-207 61-69-10-101 11-61 ... -101 66-11 ... -101 61·10·10-201 "6-4'1-n-101 ~n-21)1 69·'8-11-1C8 11 .. "70-1C8 706t.69-208 •M6-n-20e ... ,, ... -108 7U1 ... -709 11-10..1-• Sports Calendar Alamitos Race Results S-y •July,., Mtlro Bast b•ll Goldtn Wot Coll~oe A11•llers vs Or-Ca.st (olleci• p,,•IO •• GolO•" WU I (olleCM 'doub1411'?-r •• -1. T"orouollbreo t>•Hb•ll Co•t• Nir'a Cd(lll.a·~ "' FOUf\t•ff\ V•ll•~ Ooootr\ •I FU Rt< Cir ·---r •t 1 p ,fT', l; Ocetft View Rov•I\ "' O••n99-Vtll• P.,k •I Et Moelerw Hl9h •cloubl--r el 5 P.'m. I. Girts tOllNll • 5-tei..c~ St•n •I Alt11mtw• ·---r M 1 p.m.I. 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TWIAy IJtlty 111 H11nl'"9ton 8e4Kll Nlk•lNll •I 14untlrlolon a..cn Hf!lll •M.,,,.. •\ Weslmlnt\., et• JO, "-l•ln V•lltv "'' Hun1ln91on llutll •I 1 0 1. 14ufttlnoton aucll be1ke1b•ll •I Edis.on Hiii" •Ed1son •I Ville l>•rll •I 6 lO, flt_.I• VI lotA'['IOOUI l•Ot. Optft bHl!elbell r..oue •I Est...cl• 141011 IV•no11•rds v\ Cotl• Mt H Cllopeu •• 1. OeM Tllflll•" "41,.bl• Lumber M f : JOI. PWS.C..,.,.y f'l•ST •AC. -400 Y•r'lb. t YUr Olds. Cl~no. For ,...lclefl,, l!lrtd In <Al. Purte U,:ICI> MuchAdU CCterlss.I Fri.r lloO <'Cn19htl ,.,.,., ... 1~1 T1,...-to.'1 u o 4 10 3.40 t.00 160 s . .ci Also,.,, -LllCl!y lor SutW, ,,.,.,.,.,, Sir, llllrd Try, Go ICr~ll 8.sr, Tiny Sip, w..-TNCklt , Tortill• Flat S<r•IO!ed -$porllfl9 5on, Tl• My On » ·-~ ..._ ..... ,,., ........ dsn..• . StCONOIUa -a y..-<11.JyH r elft.. Cl.imlnv. PutY Sl,lOO l'-#TlleLAK•v 19rwUI '·"° UO l.60 l'llPn> .. llfTrH..,...I 160 2.60 &frM.ln(tr ... !C¥<IOIAI J.JO TllM-:ZCl.t7 Alto r.,,-Atttllemof9, MIN "'""Y P41qe. P""'9< Oeorge, l!mplre Ae• No tcrtt<llt• T"IJtl> lllAC• -0 f9t'ds, l yH r Old•. Cl .. Ml119. Puno:z, 100 O•P"-ll'J Bo lll•UOlll S.IO UO 2.80 Som•ICllllDS.llor{P...,llnel •.JO 3 60 OM eocdQuutlon 1ci.r1sse1, Joo Tl .... -20.SI Also,.,, -Nlllbllly Wiiiy, MT C..¥ P..-r, H~..-19<1 HllM•, o..t OI My W•y. Jtfl's CoOy e. No1cr.ic11H " ••act.~·· ... ~IC ..... s.ller,fllllll .... --flOUlfTH •ACa -f111Y•~l VHr Old• & \IP. Cl .. mlng. P\lrW 53,200 ltlgltl en 11¥11tle Volleyball IW•rdl 1.60 l.IO 7 40 on 0.••oe IBrooksl 5.00 1 • .ci CiJlllorni1 S..Wn ICltrlnel 2.JO Tim~ -'6ts Also ran -Bud'• l odt, civ.rtff' Bendu S<ratches-C>Yer E,. t'I "1t RACE -.00 y;trd\ 2 Y~•r olds & uP. Cl•»•lted •11--..<e. For llltlH & .... ~. Pur.-Sf,000 Eta Copy {Mylell Ursl'\GoGo!Adotir l Ac .. Count CHaril Time -20.1• 7.80 J llO 310 s 00 4 oo. •.OO Also,.,. -14vlonl)et. Coco-. Cl:lpy, Flel<I• Fr9"r(, Three ..... , • Noscretdles SIXTH uc• -150 v....ts. 2 ve•• o<cts. Cl•ltnlfto. 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PwMU.IOO Oral J•yt R.oel ICrHQe'l"I JAG •.«> 3.IO El.,1\411 •ecl Rllby !C:-IAll ,..., l.6C) !fut• Crow C14ertl S.«I Tlme-20.tl Aho ,.,, -SllC• MMy .. GOQO, Cl.otn Do.be Bid. u.-., H<t's a A Uftner, 01.-nofld llr«elee NoscrMCMS '' eon. +ont ""' ...., • .. El.,Ml RH • ...., ....... ,11.Jt Atlel\CMllc.e -t.N' all steaks aue not CQ€at€b €Qual. You may be In (Or a pleasant surprtse at the Cask 'n Cleover. From our "blind tast~ tat:' to 'hand· pkklng our meats, to seTVlng only Com Belt beef, to careful aging, to cuttlng steaks to order. to sea1'1119 and se&llng In natural juices, to reallY'\llBrm ~. no one does more to serve you a better steak and greot things lo go wt1h It th.ln the C<lsk 'n Clea\let Mesa's Meaa Verde 1119111. iow.--~v,.•t•l<lfl;r.. ..,. K.,.,.W1....,1tum,JMelflllf<'Un. ~~-t ... CJ b NI· MNllf/I ... ,,_._ EIMflOA "''-"· C.,..I ..i.Ht. CM-"""'VI A. I tlel -----------.:.• """'° .. ,, U • hi a-11. Pllytllt Smllh. O•r• s.ie Holt, J-. ... nd. ,,,.,., Stftllh. cask'n -~ C:l€aV€R ~ ~ A total of 38 boles wlll w.11,, L.., ~: a 1tl0flt-'-lw Hl!Gfld,.,..~1t•H~.,,..., be playat Moodey wlth •roo Elolt• Grucllfler; lo w Fletd, e1 .. t+e lHll~tr•r •11d tJw llnaJ 18 Ht (Of Tuel· _llf._l ·-M_ ..... __ $nll~tlt-:,-IC•_.,._,_._'1_0_· __ 0etottlf ___ ~_~·~------ ,day, --? I ........ ....... . -..... -......~ ...... . . . ... ' .... _..,. ,..6'_ .......... ,.,.,_..... ORANGE COUNTY Busi Dess OF THE WEEK Sunday.July 10, 1177 DAILY PILOT 83 D••h ,., .. ISl•ft Pnoto LCS Homes' workers quickly produce floor for modular home. Moderate sized flfm aims at high quality, low volume production. Red Tape: Time to Fight t Industry has to lake 1h message lo lhc· pl'opl1• or facC' in· creasing 1n- . terfcrencc • from gov<.•rn ment. The call to arms 1s from Richard Lewis, ad vert1sing and public rt'la l I 0 n s spec1al1st, W h 0 S a y ... LEWI~ changing lht' morass of red tape, bureaucrattC' dt'la} s and environ mental overkill will take 1><>lil1cal action oflhc mustd1rcc·t sort. TllE ACTION he recommends is the comb1m1t1on of efforts by all industries m th<' slate to tell the public what such go\ ernmenl practicc·s at1d to costs, and to ap ply pressure on government to stop 1mposmc 1mpratl1cal and unnecessary regulation. A specialist in the building in dus try, Lewis says "The writin):( was on the wall with Proposition 20. Too many builders of th<it era operated on the theory they could JUSt go to city hall, have lun('h with a councilman and all their problems would be solved." HE URGES a campaign rang mg from mass media to the sim pie mechanism of holding com- pany meetings where employe<; learn the cost of government ac lions. He cites a recent report that ranks California 47th in terms nf bus iness climate, and the fatt that Dow Chemical decided to abandon a project in Northern California (including investment of about $300 millionl as <'>C amples of what the public needs to know. Patch Work Paying Off By HILARY KAYE 011e.e 0•11, Pilot St.all Those "ho meet Nadine. the 34-year-old queen of the iron on 1>alch industry, tend to walk away amazed at her wizardry Nadine isn't necessarily boasllng, but she says she's sometimes called a wilard -the W1zardcss of the Idle Id. Those who know N ad1nc know it's no Juke NADINE, WllO prefers to go by a single name, 1s president of the Idle Id, an Irvine company that designs and manufactures iron· on patches -the• sort applied to T-shirts and other clothmg. The Idle Id hit the $500,000 sales mark last year after seven years in business and she ex- pects to hit three·quarters of a million this year. The Dow decision cost untold numbers of jobs, and the poor business climate makes Cal ifornia an unattractive destination for firms which might bnng new JObs and in- creased prosperity to the state TELLING THE public about this without downgrading the importance of environmental controls will help public of- f1 c1als learn lo consider the Lotal impact of their decisions, he sug- gc•sts "Changes h<.1vc to happen through the elecLoral process.·· he says. Gaining public support for a more reasonable approach to government interference and regulation of business will re· quire ballot box clout earned through media c'pasure. However. "All the public is hearing an.• the messages of the Sierra Club," ht.,aid O~olr P,0ot St•ll Plloto "It's not inconceivable that we'll do $1 million this year. considering our expansion into a lot of foreign rnuntries," says Nadine. ··And wht•n you t•ons1der that the patches cost very httle. thnt's a lot of business," she points out NADINE PATCHED INTO HIGH PROFITS NADINE, WHO 1s usually seen wearing her wares. says that large repeat orders from several maJor department stores fueled the business. In April, she received a $161,000 or· der -her biggest yet. Nadine's patches are also sold overseas. and she is now applying for registered trademarks in Greece and Germany. plus working out d1stnbullon details in Spain and France. Nadine attributes much of her success to good timing s he struck while the iron was hot. But she insists her designs are unique. her production quality is high and lhe company is soundly managed. And that. she says, 1s why her business is escalating. NADINE SA VS s he designs the patches and slogans herself and that freelance artists draw them for her. Her ideas come Crom everywhere. <See NADINE'S, Page 85) GW Adding to Its Fleet Golden >Vest Airlines, the com· , muter airline that connects Orange County Airport with Los Angeles International, will soon boost passenger capacity by ad- ding tour 30 -passenger • turboprops to lhetr neel o( 13 De HavlllandtwinOtters. THE FoUR new planes, bu1Jt I , in Belfast. Ireland, will help re- , lieve peakload crowding In t Orange County, Ontario, Oxnard and Santa BlH'bara four key 4>0lntuerved by lhe airline. The planet take advantaee of Tecent cbah&H in commulel" 1 ••iaUon reatricUona which ' formerly Mt J>lane capact\.Y at 19 paneoc .... The new llmltii30. C.S. Robbln.t, vice presld~t Of marketinf fot the airline, says t tho n .,1ne1 allo marlt the r flr1t timt the company wtll have • ruahtatteftdant.u~td. • Fllcbt attetu!anta and the lar1erplane1 are S>art or an .UoJ't .J. t.O a tu act more vacaUon and : f•mlly J)taaentert to the alrlin4ll' )JC'edoml.D.antly bu.llneu traveler .uut.ele. . . .,. t0met.lme in September pt' Oc· tober. A08BJNS SAID tho ne-plane will not be able to land oa the abort ru.nwai at l'ull~ but TwfA OUei' Mritee wt1l coo. Unµe at the buay commuter stop, ff• addl that. the taew pl.,_. wUl alloW, passengers to stlll\d uprl1~ .net that the'J' ate rnuch qui'*' bOCh inside tnd outaide U.ecabln. Golden Weal ntenUy re· f\arbllhecl lt.a e"11Un1 n~ . LCS Hits HoDie Run Builder Pushes for High Quality By RAV ESTRADA OUM o..i1, l'l .. I Swfl Some 20,000 prospective mobile and modular home buyers have crowded their way through LCS Homes of Fountain Valley since President Glenn Nevitt began guiding tours through the plant's assembly line a year ago. Even though LCS does not retail its own pro- duct, curious tour members want to see Cirst hand how the units are built and what type of materials are used. GUIDES MUST direct buyers to local deal- ers, said Nevitt. •·People on our Sunday tours are seeking an alternative to $100,000 stick houses," said Nevitt who at 37 has 17 years or experience in the mobile home industry. LCS, formerly Levitt Construction Systems, Inc., a one-time ITT subs1d1ary, produces some 80 units per month in a market that took a nose dive several years ago and has been slowly re- building ever since. Poor economic eondilions1nthecoun· try in 1975 made the construction industry look very bleak. But Nevitt, with the help of LSC Board Chairman Bruno Figliuzzi and the firm's other lop of- ficials, turned the 8· year-old Fountain Valley business around. Fighuzzi. who Ncv- ll t refers to as a "vest pocket entre- preneur," likes lo GLENN NEVIIT call h1 .; product "Cadillacquahty, the top of the line " OF THE 2.t mobile home manufacturers in Southern California and some 300 nation-wide LSC is considered one of the smaller firms. But that'stheway LSCofhcials hkc 1l. "These are for people who have fought gardening an<l housework for years and don't want to put up with 1t any more." noted Nevitt. LCS homes have been s hipped lo most Western stall's includini.: Oregon. Washington, Utah, Arizona and Nevada. Smee the homes can be moved from one Consumers Cooling Off Three midyear forecasts of economic performance paint a relatively bnghl picture of economic growth for the remainder of the year. The three foreC'a sts, Dean W1U.er & Co., Crocker Bank and Finance Facts, all conclude that growth will tap<.'r off due to inflation, wamng consumer C'onf1dl•nce and application of monetary and fiscal controls. bul lhal the reduc- tion s1gnah the levl'ltng off of a robust growth pe nod, rather than a recessionary trend Wl'ITER SA VS they believe business will expand its inventories slowly and cautiously, in a manner that will not spur mnation. Crocker's forecast agrees there will be little likelihood of a cylical swing toward recession with m the next year. Finance Facts. a National Consumer Finance Association sponsored publication monitoring consumer financial behavior, sees a boom year for the balance of 1977 with an expect· ed rise of nearly five percent in the Gross National Product. INCOME AND spendin~ patterns, lhe re- ports agree, point to a gradual moderation of consumer spending by year's end. Finance Facts surveys show a substantial reduction in con- sumer confidence in the job and business picture for the coming year. Witter senses an atmosphere of caution oo the monetary front Tiie C'mnpan11 ••• LCS Homes, formerly Levitt Construc- tion Systems : manufactures and wholesales mobile and modular homes. 1976 gross sales: $9 million. 150 employes at Fountain Valley plant with comparable assembly line developing in Oregon. Key officers: Bruno Figliuzzi, chairman and chief executive officer; Glenn D. Nevitt, president; Floyd Reid, treasurer; Robert Munn. engineer; Sharon Murch, secretary; Jim Scarp1nato. purchaser. climatic extreme lo another, they are built fully insulated and for an expected 30-year hfe span, just as conventional homes are, said Nevitt. The next innovation in the industry -solar heating -appears to be a few years down the road because of low cost-effectiveness, said the LCS president. IN THE meantime, says Figliuzzi. LCS will run a "low volume, low profile but high quality company.'' Said Figliuzzi, "We don't want to gel so big that we can't control the quality." Figliuzzi, a former automobile importer. said LCS officials are in the procel>s of licensing another assembly plant in Oregon. "I was fed up with large corporations I'd worked for for 15 years," said Nevitt as hJs reason for coming to LCS two years ago. "AT LCS it's easier to have confidence in our work," he says. "We don't have to wait for cor- porate dec1s1ons.'' Bureaucratic red tape and other delays are minimized because LCS management and as- sembly line arc set up under one roof at 10800 Kalama River Road. A CUSTOM ER can specify e>Cactly the type.or materials and options among the 43 floor plans ranging from 1152 to about 2100 squandeet and from S22,000to about $41.000 in price. said Nevitt. The floor plans were designed by architect Barry Berkus. Nevitt believes the public is overcoming the notion that mobile homes arc "trailers" which only poor people live in. But there are still some people who are surprised to hear their friends are living in a mobile home, he added. "One of their relatives back east may have the wrong idea of a mobile home and send them a care package," said Nevitt. The major problem of mobile homes in Orange County is the lack of available lols, said Nevitt. PRESENTLY, MOBILE homes like th'ose LCS produces are only allowed in de:.ignated parks. Most Southern California counties have less rigid standards which allow units to be placed in areas designated for single.family residential homes. For these areas. I .CS produces modular homes which are similar to the mobile units but are built for a foundation, Nevitt explained. The main feature of the mobile-modular units is the small amount of maintenance re- quired. Data Jobs 'Volatile' A survey of data pro- cessing jobs in Orange County shows the field to be among the most volat ile in terms of turnover Growth of thi s calagory is estimated at about 10 percent for lhe next few years, with an annual turnover rate of 10-lS percent. ESTATE JEWELRY & FINE CRYSTAL. PORCELAINS, CHINA. BRONZES, RUGS. FURNITURE, SILVER, 101LS, ETC. -) . \ . . .. " ,-=- ,.,,..p). •• ·.-~ ~~ '·· . 1 t2e e. Wa1hll'lgton Sant• Ana • CA92101 '11"973-HOO ' ' • ' . AMtRICANSTOCKEXCHANGE ' ' . DAILY PO.OT PVaUCNarle& ••CTIT1°"\.U\llllH ...,., n•f't-•n r---...--.. .._ ...... --~~ .. ""'' r~•~ii. ,., .. r .... , -· \_ ....... \A"'"' >•11,..1i. loct,.,..11 Ml \o CHtl Hwy l"""llW .... 11,(& '101 , .... --·" ·-·" b,..., ... _....._. -fl•l-11 ffllt\ I~ ....... ftl .. W•lh ffWo' c-•• c ... , etOr-<-4• ... ,_ ,, ,.,, ,,,, ... ~ • .,.. 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TM' '-Mttof'N'ln' w,v. hh'(t Wttf'\ 1hf rovn•v Ct..,,-tl Of Or~o.-Cou11ty <'" J\1nt -10'1 Sunda ,Ju 10, 1'171 Some Like It Hot Djibouti Extends Warm Welcome DJIBOUTI (AP> -"Djibouti •wall• you 111nd offers 180 mlles of ~•ch•. 12 month• ot :1u.nshlne and wtderwalt-r vtttns of excepUonaJ rich· ne1u1," HY~ the lourh1t brochure. But th~ 1tov1.•rnment do<'I not expect to be awampt-d with tourists. For It 1cu so hot 10 thJs corner of Afrlu that even the camels duck un· der wh•t ft'w trees there are to &et 1ome abade A cold shower leuves you 1weaUnai, i.lnce the water out of the l~p ia 100 de~ree~. "SOME PEOPLE depict Djibouti as an u.ntechamber to hell. They say when the DJ1bouli people go lo hell, they will ht! used to 1t," Joked Ahmed Dina, speaker or the National As- sembly. But he said 1l can get cool here . The lowt."St rerorded temperature in DJ1bout1 in this century was 66 degrees. "1 sometimes wear a s weater 1n December," said a Djibouti beauty loyally, but during the eight months of summer the mercury rarely goes below 108. In the 115 years that they ruled Djibouti, the French failed to turn 1t into a tropical paradise, let alone a tropical Pans. Until 1l became in- dependent June 27. Djibouti was just an outp<>s t guarding the route to richer colonies and the French de· veloped it no more than was necessary. Once known as French Somaliland and later as the Territory of the Afars and the lssas, the new nation is local· ed at the Bab el Mandeb Strait, a 12-mile passage connecting the Suez Canal and !he Red Sea with the Gulf of Aden and the Indian Ocean. IT WAS THE last remaining bit of the once vast French African empir.e. Legend says that when the first French governor, Count Leonce Lagarde, came to the site of this capital, all he found was a starving jackal sheltering under a thorn bush. Most of the country, including all that coastline, is still sand and harsh volcanic rock. television a day. To celebrate in· dependence. tbe local aquarium opened for a week. MENEU& SQtJAllE. named after an Ethiopian emperor, ls the town's center. Even ln the heat, it takes only five minutes to shuffle around it, trailed by souvenir vendors inex- plicably selling field hockey sticks made in lodia. But there are cheerier sides to life in Djibouti. The French civil sentants and admwstrators, who are staying on to help the new 1ovemmeot, live in comfortable villas surrounded by gardens in the Djibouti suburbs. There are sky-diving, sailing and nying clubs, and spearfishing expedi- tions. At the "Zinc Palm Tree" bar and restaurant. the food is good and the wine is French. Tbe prices are more shocking than in Paris, for everything js expeosive here. .. ONE CAN'T explain it," said the local dealer for a Japanese automobile firm. "A car that I sell here for $.S,000 costs $500 less in Paris, and they make 35 percent profit there while my take is only 22 percent. ''SliU," he added, "one lives well, one can't complain." He was sitting under a palm tree on the city's beach during the normal five-hour break in the working day. Despite the grumbling, he is much better off than the local Djiboutians, 90 percent of whom are unemployed. The A!fars and the Issas, as the two major tribes in the country are called, are a hardy lot. THE END OF French rule brought a few days of national celebration, especially at a rally held in a stadium on the first day of independence. Few people come here except on business or to visit friends. DJ1bouti is __________ 1~_,_0_11 1 the kind of place wh er e total PUBIJC NOTICE strangers become bosom pals for lack FllU• Puoh"'hf.d ()r,.,,..gp Ct"·'"'' 0 \tlV P1tot Jvn .. V• )iii ~Ju'" 'l \0 1q1 J Children put on a gymnastics show, young men marched by in snappy blue and white outfits, women went through a pelvic dance holding curved daggers aloft, a French military band played marches, and Jssa tribesmen staged a mock spear fight. As all this wa s going on simultaneously, the entire fleet of Djibouti Airways -two small pro· peller planes -new overhead and three men parachuted into the stadium -hitting no one. __________ 1 of anything better to do. The capital, with just under hair the 300,000 people in the country, has five movie houses and two hours of FICTITIOOS eus1~ess N•Mf STATEMENT l tv~ fo1•ow1"91 pio>rWf\> arrdOtrnJ bt1\1 "''~) d.' FIA£St0E ASSOCIATES .• ,. v,, M f,.urha. Nl'Wpc:W'f8f'cKh (A 9)660 Floytt 8 Bjorklund, •18 V•\ld T ru<n.t. Ntwoorr B•~n. CA ~7060 Rntwrt l Thom.uot'I, •IO \11\h1 rruc"a,Nf\Wl)C)rl8t'Kn.(A en~ Edward S Fol•y •810 Al41M Ort1•f'. Wooctl'"'° t411t\. CA '1116• This bu\ln•,, '" conduclt'd by ., 04~,..,1 0iart,,.•r\1'11p Floyd B 8 1orkluna T,,,, if.st"'"""' Wd'S hfN:t ""''"' tfW r """IV Cle•• of Or-County on Jun~ 19. 1917. F711H Publl\/>ed O.a,_ Coa~t Oaoly P1101. Jyly J, IQ, 11, 1•. 1911 lm 11 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE INVITING l!IDS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lh•I I.,. 8"'1rd ol fru~lo.• ot th<' Cl<Hn Vin. S<noor D••lrtcl ol O<dnot CotJnly. Huntington Af'•cn. (allforr11A. will r•C'1tt btO\ tOt-Arti bnO C'att\. HC)mflo £conom•c\ Sc••nce •nd S"r>O ••ootpmfnl a'Wt ~UC'i> 810\ ••It two rrc•l•t'd up 10 • 00 a m July 18 1tll •I •~ Aom1n1st,.llon Ottlcr °' "''d School 01\lftC1, ,,,, W a rnf:r Avtr".u•, Hunflnqlon 94.a1)(h. 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Pairing (Jp John Alderton and Pauline Collins, a husband-wife team, will be featured in "Wodehouse Playhouse," beginning at 10 o'clock tonight on Channel 28. It is based on the short stories of humorist P .G. Wodehouse . .. Country Star ']UAt Getting Started' NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -Arter 3S albums. !50 singles and a barrage of awards, Bill Anderson says'. "I'm just getting started." Anderson is approaching his 20th year as a country music star. making lum one of the most en- durine in the business, even at 39. When be got his start by writ- ing "City Lights" for Ray Price In 1958, Loretta Lynn was using a w asbboard, cooking on a wood stove and dreaming or a career. Waylon Jennings was a disc jockey in Lubbock, Tex. "I've bad people ask me about doing a book,'' Anderson said in an interview at hls office against a background of framed •Nouso" awards. "I tell them to wait ut\til I do something. What l'm going to do is still to be done. I'm just eet· ting started.'' SOME THOUGHT Anderson, like Dolly Parton, might be reaching for the pop market when his re- cord company issued this recent statement: "I don't like fences -fences keep some thing$ in, and at the same time, keep other things out. I . never liked it when people looked at Bill Anderson and saw him inside a little box -all clearly de· fined, neatly categorized and labeled. I like to be free -in my thinking, my writing, my music." "I'm trying to stay up-to-dale within a country music framework,·• be explained. "We had a basic sound for 13 years, and l wanted to have a different approach. So I hired a young group and changed the instrumentation. But we can do the old songs the same way." Fruit for Aging Lovers By STAN DELAPLANE PENANG, Malaysia -Today we sampled the fruit that ·•smells like Hell and tastes like Heaven." Durian is considered a delicacy all over Southeast Asia. Naturally, it's an aphrodisiac. This catnip or Southeast Asia 1s supposed to turn aging gentlemen into raging sexpots. Durian is s o hig hly regarde d in Mindanao, the Moro country of the PhHipp- ines. that you couldn't ship it out to the northern provinces. The prohibition against export was put into effect by the local chieftains -the datus. First cl a~s datu usually had 200 wives. Probably needed all the durian help he could get. *** DURIAN IS ABOUT the size of a big cantaloupe. Dark green in color. Na!:.ty spines all over. A creamy inside. The smell is a bit rank -something like onions that have started to rot. But oh, what a rich sweet taste! *** WE DISCOVERED THE durian being driven around this small (15 by 9 miles) is land by a clever Lucky Tours guide, Frank Ling. Rain started coming down in buckets halfway around the island, and Frank pulled into a roadside fruit market. Underneath a canopy. men from neighboring rubber plantations and palm oil farms were hunched down drinking soft drinks and beer. It costs 65 cents U.S. for a small durian. But we could have had fresh mangoes, nutmeg, cloves. cocoa beans , pineapple or betel nut. *** WE'RE STAYING AT the large (320 rooms) and reasonable ($23 a day> resort Aid Given Sen. Denni s .£. Carpenter CR-Newport Beach) has offered lo assist Orange County visitors to Sacramento in their planning. For a list- ing of tours and other in- formation, call 557-3200 or ZE7-3600. Call 142-5878. Put • few words to work for ou. ACTORS AND ACTRESSES HfW TAI.Dir WAMTfD FOttTYSHOW This •S an act1no contest which 1s ooen to anyone over fifteen years Old Tho9e c hosen will receive a screen teat 11nd interview on svnd1cated TV show '"Sf.ARCH FDR A STAR" Stttd ,..._ .ci pttoto 14l4 5-set ll•d. HoflywGod. Ce. 9006' INGMAR DEPtGMAH'S rACETOFKr _.,,.. ____ _ UV ULLMANN ..... MLL.,,. NOlllT tH "ALEXANDER .. DINded ty y.._ ll.i-t ITAU. ILONDI MAM. •• "I 7:30 & 11 :00 BAY THEATRE PACIFIC: COAST H W Y 11. MAIN ST SEAL BEACH -(2 1 l l 431-9988 hotel caJled Rasa Sayang which means .. a love of life and its pleasures." The clientele is largely Australian - which explains the beer and darts tournaments. Fewer than 10,000 Americans came here last year. A big drop from five years ago, when Penang hosted thousands of G 1 's down from Vietnam on R & R. " PIC~"1 I~ 4!.:,~,!1,~n ~OUNTA ... VALUIY 4 I N t"MAt _,ii ...... _ .....•..... ,,. -· I• ~;:.1 :~ ~~ • --~1.UllS W&lTDl_'I' __ n111/ISalERS ll:M->.Oo.i :I0.1:10.f:tO ._ru,~• ~ .. uaUCCM" , ....... TRUFFAUT'S ..SMALL CHANGE" SUB·TrnES R.ATED (PG) THE.ATAES-ORANGE CO SOIDt cmzm sts• SO. COAST PLAZA •'THE DEEP0 IP'GI I :JO-J:40-S:So.8:00. I 0: I 0 S . COAST LAZA ~llltPllllSl.)66Zlll 111tPUI~ • .,... SORCEAElt .. tPGt WKDA Y~7:JO.f:JO SAT /~1:30-J:3' 5:40..7:15-9;$0 . COAST PLAZA 1:10.J:40- 5:~00-I 0: I 0 CINHtALAND -- 1ms. ~ • .., a..-m1ttr 11111 "'*"" .. AIRPORT •77 .. 4:00-7:55 "W.C. RB.DS" 2:0CM:OS. I OlOO "'II.ACK SUM04 Y- J:OS..7:45 .. SI.A, SHOT" I :Oo.5:3 S. I 0: 15 "NEW YORK NEW YORK" PG ~- "THE SORCERER" PG NO- "A BRIDGE TOO FAR" PG Ii<>- "ANNIE HALL" PG .. YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN" PG "SJLVER STREAK" PG "FUN WITH OICK & JANE'' PG TV a Friend to Elders LOI ANO!LES <AP) For many of them. wlevlakln LI t.belr Uftlln lo the «Kit.tide world. tbtir m.aln topic or converaallon, their means of puttlq Ume ln ~rapecllv•. Tbey Uko wba\ tb 'I • , but \Mir oplnion• seldom count wllb network execullve1 and Nlela raun11 b«auH commertl11l1 pay for the abowa and lheae people bll)' litUo of whal'a adver\ihd, MOit of \.bom can't They either hve on ~oslona and muat count theJr pennlea or t.bey 're de)>Clldent on otbera to 1hop for them THEY A•E TllE nation'• elderly, bound \o lbe Inner aanctum of their homes by fear or to nunlna hom• by fra11ly "Televtalon these day1 has been a areal aource of my joy and my happiness," says Elwood Roa. who lives In a modest five.resident board and care home near downtown Los An1eles Rosa, who will be 99 In November, Is hard ol heatinc so he pluas big earphones in lo his TV set. WMll he'1 not watching television, he reads -moeUy the Bible and booU about life after death. Fl0ttnce Parker. an 87-year-old widow who lives down the hall, doesn't read much. "My eyes aren't too good," she says. "The television is lar.ce so I don't have such trouble there, but I do have reaJ trouble with small print." MRS. P ARKER'S television day begins at 11 a.m. and ends promptly at 7 p.m. six days a week. But on Saturdays she stays up an extra hour to watch Lawrence Welk. a favorite with oldsters. "It's a view of life to meet the expectations of older people," says Dr . Richard Davis of the An· drus Gerontology Center at the University of Southern California. "These people know aJI the kids on the Welk show, they know lhem as peo- ple. These aren't juded rock stars. but cleancut kids reminiscent of the ·sos, of an age which the older person can relate to.•' News and public affairs. says Davis. are the most watched programs among the nation's 21 million persons over 65. Mrs. Parker and others like her watch about eight hours of TV a day, but the national averag6 for all people over-65 is 3.4.l hours, near the average for all age groups. TV for the elders who must idJe away most of their days gives them a time framework. says Davis, who has a doctorate in communications and has studied the eCCects or TV on the elderly. "And that's kind of important. When you're working you have your whole life structured wound the clock. But when you're retired, lime jfsumes a di!Cerent meaning. And one way that people who want "to have a time-structured life can do it is television.•' BUT TV's IMPORTANCE to the elderly is nol reciprocated by national programmers. CBS a few years back yanked a battery of successful programs, including "The Beverly Hillbillies" and "Petticoat Junction." because the high rat- ings were padded with too many older people, who don'lbuy a lot of sponsors' products. Lawrence Welk was pulled off ABC in 1971 despite high ratings because younger viewers - good consumers -already were tuned to other networks when Welk signed off. So when the ttlders went to bed at eight, ABC was left without an audience. Welk still is syndicated on more than 2~ sta- ~lons around the country, and most senior citizens you talk with watch it religiously. But Mrs. Parker and Ross think some of Welk's champagne music is a bit too modern. kl'd rather have some more of the old·time Stuff," says Mrs. Parker. "They never change 'their rhythm." Both also el\)oy religious programs on the weekeodJ. "SOmet1mes I listen to a sermon." Mn. R<>1asays. "It doesn't do any harm to listen, you know " Since her televialon day beams early and end• early. abe misses moet of lbe shows that m\1ht be objectionable because of violence or lan1uaae. but she says abe wouldn't besltate to turn oCf the television lf it 1ot too bad. "It's a free world. you know,·• 1he aays. George Royal, 68, wbo lives at a retireroeQt hotel ln West Los Angeles, watches a loL of TV. particularly ball games, but be says be doesn't overdo it and wishes loday'a youngsters w6uldn't either. They should• be motivated to read more. "When l waa a younaater, you had to learn to read it you wanted to understand the silent pie· ture1 down at the movies Saturday.•• But for the elderly who can't 10 lo the movies and cdh't read because of faUi'ng eyesight, teJe'fslon Cills an Important aap. "nDS IS HOW be keeps connected with the society," says Davia. "Television is the informa- tion window on ~e world. It expands lbe horizon of the often house-bound and dependent person, 110 that the older person bas a share in lbe in· formation now ... "Tbey get the same pool of information that everybody else does, so they don't have to feel different." • •STAI WAts• tf'Gt • •AtalDGI TOOFAa-ll'GI •• lltlDGf TOO FAR" ll'GI THE en y SHOPPING CENTRI:" ORANGE • 934-391 t ,1'\ CITY CENTRE C11'4EMO ... S.A. FRWV (MANCHESTER EX.I G.G. FRW"' ICITY DA. EX.I 114-Hll - "ROCKr' f.-GI "ST. IV!S" "P'EOl'l.E THAT TIMf FOltC90T'" "WIZARDS'' ll'GI "IUIY" 111 "llAllD" Ill • "FAMY.Ame ANIMATIOH APw1.-.....,1os RmVAL"lf'GJ Hard of hearing at 98, Elwood Ross uses a headset to amplify his television sound at a board and care home. WB.11.i ORCA-THE ONLY ANIMAL WHO KILLS FOR REVENGE. The killer whale hunts in packs like a wolf. If attacked by man, he will hunt down that person with a relentless, terrible, vengeance- across seas, across time, across all obslacles. -~ MORCA- -AICMARD HARRIS-CHARLOTTE RAllPUllQ -.... ........ ._ _... ........ .--.... ... ~._,--....... ..---.. ..-..---..-.-~·;;:-.;~]-.. ~;;;-~D~ Tu~;;~-;· , .. , The one and only real live Evel Knievel In his first dramatic movie role. DAILY PILOT Florence Parker, 87, keeps an eye on things at her homf) in Los Angeles. A different kind of love story. STARTS FRIDAY MARTI] FELDMAN ANN-MAR(iRET MICHAEL ~ORK PETER USTINOV dnd JAMES EARL JONES "THE LAST REMAKE OF BEAU (iESTE" aboltirrilq TiEOOR HOlVARO. HENRQ CilBSON • TERRQ-TiiOMAS Scrccnpld'I bq MAITll rn.ow.N &.ClillS ALI.EN • Stor11 blj MAiTij FELDMAN & SAM &O~IC~ Miilie bq JOttN MOUlS ·Directed bq MAiT\I ftt.OMAN • Prodacc:d bq U11WMt S.411.MOlE Ewulil.ic: Pl'oduccra HOlDAiD 1l1EST dnd 4EORGE SttAPlRO ~TiffuiomfSUCGE~ AUNIDEtSAl.PICTI!lE·TECHNICOLOR~ ~ u;., M:' h •!'!;iiir 1·• ·~ I I • DAil Y PtL.OT Burt ·14a.-aater'• charmtn1 rou .. Mfttary orfera lnatanl loUM ud ac • for her boa'• tardln . To pus lb• Ume, t ~ru a le ~ volume or phot.ol l.akn CID lbe lcl or Ue-rnardo Bertol~cl'a 1\111 to b " nn·by Amcrk&n1 movie "1900 " Thu pbota. ol lhe tllm, In which Burt atara as an a1ln1. cruel, Italian ••drone. af'(' bruthtak ina, and moti me ~f to see aaatn lhe flve-and-a-haJ hOur rtlro l flDl •iewed ln 1978 al tho Cannes Film Fesllval. The door opens und, a11 1r born on a oharae or tlecirlc lnero -In stonn11 an enormoua •ass ot hair, hide, thong:. und fr I nae 1 OUT OF THE h1r:.ule nimbus .Oaah (anubar nmty blue eyes Tbere, too. are the massive while teeth clenched in the famous almost cynical s mile so re· cognizable lo moviegoer$ throughout the three decades Burt has re1ened as one of lhe cnost wondrous and en1gmallc or Jtuman animals the movie star. Thirty-one years ago, Burl ~ncaster wa:. an unkno"'n actor appearing in "The Killers," whi c h made him ramou:.. overnight. A few weeks from now, Burt's 6ls l film, ''The Island of Dr. Moreau," based on H:G. Wells' science-fi ction thriller, will open nationally. In it. Burl stars as the genius whose genetic cxperimonts lead him to turn animals into humans. rt is a frightening subject that current society can worry about right along with the DNA con- troversy. But al tbts moment. Lancaster hardly resembles u scientist. He looks more like onl' or the film 's "humammals ... as th(• realistic little beasties arc trademarked by their creators, John Cham· bers and Dan Striepeke, the 10.1en 1 a•• team who d esianed "Planet at the Apet,'' • On wondera why this re· P.uti<Uy rich actor works al au • 1 need I.he mon :y Thouah I own only one dtes1 1uil and some trou1en, somehow lt cost:. me $.100,000 a year lo live. I must work,·' bu H)'I emphatic ally LAST YEA& WHILE Bu.r\ W):lS bu=»' ln IJ\o Vlrsln laJande ntQ\D\1 "Dr. M'C>ttau," two. L•ncastor movies were being shown fllma whlch New York Critic Howard Ki sse ll call-ed "primordial." They wire "TwlUgl\l's Last Gleaming" and "'The Cassandra Cros:.ing." "1 confess I was disappointed in 'Lut Gleaming,"' Lanc~ter aays. '•Now, 'Crossin~"' la \l dif· {erent tickle -broact kitsch right? I c:an only teJl you that I >"Orked for two weeks and got a lot of money. "Not only did I not get to see Poland or the Cassandra bridge. but l never saw the mov1e Though I worked with the darec· tor writing scenes for Rtchard Harria and Sophia Loren. The script was 'that' bad. The direc· tor would get mad. yell al eve· ryone: 'Hell. Lancaster ~nd I worked our asses ofC lo write these lines for you. You don't like them? Well. I'll let you have the original ones then. see how you like that ~" Ha, ha." Lancaster chuckles again Now more important, I ask how it came about that he made "1900." He sits back. "Ever since l saw 'Last Tango in Paris' I had wanted to work with Bertolucci. He came lo see me and we talked and talked. Ile was raising lhe money and there was no way lo talk about what m:r salary might be. So finally, I said, 'Look, I'll do it for you for nothin.· "Sure. I did! I wasn't doing anything at the lime and il was • BURT t.ANCASTER PLAYS H.G. WELLS' DA. MOR!AU Bearn,.n (Right) la One of Hla 'Experiment•' only two ~ks' work. So I went reason is that Bertoh1cci con- to Palma, ltaty -ri~ near tracted for a thtee-al)d·a-balf where Berlo1ucci was· oom -hour movie. He got sorq.elhing and treated the whole thing like it like $6 million from three major was a vacation. ~found the aging film companies. Paramount, character I play a very rich, ex· 20th and UA, each with their own citing part. -' -distribution areas. I don't think Bertolucci had any intenliOf\I of "WHEN I WAS recently ii) k' h rt f'l h New York I saw ascreeniog Bob ma _':llgas 0 er 1 m , ow~ver. Evans gave at Paramount. "THE STUDIOS ma~ not be There were two young i:nen.in the ... able to force Bertolucc1 to cut, audience who were obviously -since they put the money up and young -ha ha -hippies, Y;(jth refuse to show the film this way long hair and crazy hats, b1ue -one reason being that the left· Jeans, T·shirts. wjng political emphasis is so ··T heir names escape me, but . strong. This is the Cilm 's whole app.u:enlly they own a record development and difficult to cut company and ar~ very rich. They around. told me 'Novecenlo' -which ill "They feel U.S. audiences the film's real name.-would !>&. aren't interes ted in Italy's released soon as they had taken political problems. The studios over the distribution rights. But'' were only looking for another J 've never heard another word. -'Last Tango.' Instead, Bertolucc1 "It's more complicated than has the old Red Square at- Just the length of lhe movie. The mosphere on the march - Kids Becoming Conservative By ERMA BOMBECK I tell you, you wouldn't believe the way my children have rl'ally pitched in and tried lo con- serve energy during this nationwide crisis. They've kicked all their dirty clothes under the bed to save on the gallons of waler it lakes to wash them. They've called a moratorium on cutting and watering the grass until ,~ President Curler give:-. AT I the nod. ..,. WIT'S Th~l'._'ve insisted that ,~ the stbff'or oven not be •. / ENO lurned on and that we all ' go out and eat in a modest but exorbitantly priced Feslaurant. TREV GAVE UP showers before bed without even being asked. The other afternoon when we got into the car, my son said. "We've got to pick up Todd, Mike, Wendell. Tony and Steve." ' When I slumped over the wheel in anticipation of an extn 45 minutes or driving, he said, "After all Mom, it's un-American not to carpool." ' They cut back on going to the dentist to once a year to ~ave gas. THEY PVT A brick in the commode. Tlley're maintaining their policy of "Never Jlushl.ng unless she can hear you." THIS SLIMMER ... ogp IS NUMBER They let the garbage stack up for three da)ls by the sink to keep from opening the door and losmg precious air-conditioning. They play their ~tereos al 1.00 in the morning to take the load off of peak time. They leave the Ice cube trays empty lo reduce the wear and tear on th(' refrigeration. · · The other morning us I counted 63 glasses by the sink. I said . ''Boys. you really amaze me at how you picked up on President Carter's plan to con· serve energy." I J ·TllEv s9i1LEI>, '"When we get 'to 85 gtass.s: • then we can start the dishwasher.'· "In fact, I'm so prpud of you, I think l'U do a column on it and tell my readers of your heroic er- · forts ... · · · "That's not necessary, Mom," said a son lean- ing over to unplug my IBM. Just look upon this as a bfow for democ ~lt;HOL \S ... thou1b the sex scenes are more than explicit." Th.t HX in "~' i~ ,~.Y explicit. but nevu ~r,iphi~. And everybody would get to see both Burt Lancaster and Sterling Hayden's up.to.now-hidden sex appeal in the nude. Compared to what the film s hows o( OeNiro and Depardieu, the two old·Umers are merely "flashers." (But seriously, I think tlle industry should pull itself t.ogelher and let audiences judge whether or not "1900" Is too sexy, too political, too long.) BURT SITS puffing his endless Camels, reflecting:· "ll doesn't matter that Bertoluccl was 'naughty,' he went ahead and made a marvelous movie; his creation. I remember being wilh Lucino Visconti on 'Conversa- tion' when he stopped all shoot· Ing because he saw three TV an- tennae in the distance. "These men -Fellini, Viscon- ti, Bertolucci, Antonioni -are extraordinary human beings. We have a whole thing in our system where people direct only (or lhe sake ol aaying lbey are directors. Where is their background for dlre~ting _..:.. their education, in- tellectuality, imagination? "FELLINI IS LIKE a great novelist or composer. Visconti was ~ of the greatest opera directors the world has known. He made Callas. I love opera. I once appeared on Jl TV show with Tony Randall and before the show I was telling him some of my own experiences and he said, 'Boy, you·really know opera.' "I said, •Not as much as you. Arter ~. yoq're on the board of the Metrowlltan.' He said, 'Oh, I don't know anyUUng; they tell m e the answers.' .. Ha! You see -America. the • . beauUfu~l ~ the Enillsb -th~ b\I ed .a.ru table TV mm m &lled . ' Th~ cut il for release in lbeatera to lbey cquld have a 'lurnover.' lt was dteadlul. • ''No, l'n\ not afraid ot pllYinl aeina heroic characte1t Helf, I'm 83 years of age. And l da01 think Dr. Moreau is a heroic character. What we tried to do there was play htm as -wbll can I say-obViously an unusual man, a man involved ln his career, a strans.e man. So , e play~!ilm dead ~tnught on. "WE HAD MOM ENTS lh•t .e put into the script , like wtletl Uie boy, Michael )' orlt, w •shes uj onto l.be ishuid halt dead. Hl running tbrouah the junsle. sees strange things -a clo hoof, just shadows of a face mie an animal. He b t.hinJcing be la mad. He falls in lb.ii animal tra(I. Well, 'they' were worried thit this opening was too slow. I ble1Y my top. "Now, not with AIP or anyone else do l ask for final cut. bot I was worried about this openJnc scene. And there my contraet protects me from any producer chaJlging lhe whole concept « the script. It is unportant that the movie reveals slowty the boy'a mine!. They wanted another m8J' to be in the boat with Michael .C. almost dead. "As Michael gaeS' into ~ jungle, an animal hand 'Woul\t pull the man Into the bush and then you'd sec this bloody stump -the man beiog eaten. Well, if they use that kind or bloody open .. ing, I can use my right to tnj~o:t. them if I wish. I haven't seen·~ film yet, but I hear il's mightt enterta\nlng -which Is what w~ started out to make in the firsl place." :? ' • ·Booni· Prices Raise Roof· Builders' Regulations Comb Out -Speculators w. pnerally ••reed that th• ,..._ bouslq pric• are Ilk)'· tata LbtM day• •• th t th• ''-'PPIY aDd demAad hal 1otteo out ot ~ GC. 11 r. a vlc• president at th• lrvln• Company. oflen • fn vtewa u t.o bow and why the suppl¥ and demand bu 1otten ukew. Gfeller DOtnll O\.lt that t.here an actualfy t.hree year'11 demand IA the marketplace this yur. rather than the usual one. D M\'8 there are people who should laave bouabl duruii the past two years, but didn't, because tb4l)' bad worries about the eneray shortage and interest 1 rates were abnormally hieb. There are people who would re- Cularly be buying this year, plus those who would normally buy next year but are afraid to wait after aeetna bow quickly pnces are escalating. Gfeller also attributed part of the problem to the fact that there is little land available in the north part of the county. Most of the new housing is located in one spot -southern Orange County. Th.e Irvine Company official also said he believes the great de- mand is a "logical progression" of the baby boom, which first crowded schools, then the job market and now the housing market. "IT'S NATURAL, now that the baby boom people are ready to buy houses,"'Says Gfeller. Another reason, according to Gfeller, is that more people are in the market for houses than ever before. He POinled out that many peo- ple who·are living together but are not married are buying houses, single people are buying more houses than ever before and that due to the higher divorce rate, there are double the •number of households, often re- sulting in two houses where there used to be jus t one. Even when they find a house, the price already may have been raised several thousand dollars by ''double escrow" -where a speculator sells a house for a quick profit without laking possession in his own right. "Most builders are counteract- $80,.SOO New Home 1976 S9J,JOO New Home 1977 $109,300 ORANGE COUNTY Pfk•'·~·~· ,,pk ... .,..""""·, betfil ..................... ing this in their own way," srud Ed Akins, president of Akins Development Inc. in Tustin, who is building in Woodbridge Cross· ing, Turtle Rock and Orange. "We have a clause in our con. • tract that says you cannot show the house until after escrow closes. That's the only thing we could legally do as a protection against trespassing on our pro-perty." He added that if a buyer is found to be advertising a house before escrow closes, his com- pany cancels the escrow. Other builders notify banks that a house is being purchased purely for speculation which necessitates a 30 percent down payment if no residency is in· volved. The stiffest procedure is to de· mand that the entire cash pro- W,JOO NATIONWIDE Fie--•---·- ceeds be deposited in escrow six weeks prior to closing. ·'This instant speculation is a disservice lo everyone," Akins said. "It raises everybody's tax- es and creates a market that really isn 'l there. "But the practice is tailing off quite a bit. Most builders are watching the market and seeing the speculators going flrst." .. , . .. Slwppers Request .. , 0 'r\.: ' ,. " Fewer Bedrooms, Easier Maiiitenance : . •• 1 By THOM LECOQ Oltlle o.;1y l'UoUl~ll Orange County's housing boom has made life eas y for homebuilders: build anything and there'll be a crowd waiting to buy . But signs of a leveling of the market have made a few in the industry gervously think about what happens after the boom ends. A STUDY BY the county chapter or the Building Industry Association attempts to come up with answers and gives some interesting insights into the cba1'ged American family. The survey was developed froru interviews conducted on a single weekend in April in ~ model home complexes in Orange, Los Angeles, Riverside, San Bernardino and Ventura counties. More than 1,100 home shoppers filled out detailed questionnaires. IN DETERMINING who buys what kind of hou s ing, researchers found at least 14 classifications of fa m ilies. ranging from young singles through the luxury family. And, researchers found that not only is there a large number of people "moving up" in the ho~sing market, but also there is a downward movement of people seeking less costly, easier care housing. Both those moving into their first homes and those with newly empty nests, the report said, are pretty well being ignored. t. Especially promising, said tW' report, are those famillee. consisting of young adulta with only one, or no children. I OF THOSE PRESENTIJ~ shopping for homes, 46 percedtl said they have no children livbqrl al home. Twenty two percent have only one child at home. It means, the report said, tbMi builders will have to betln thinking about fewer bedrooms, d e n s , o ff i c e s a n d o th e't' modifications or home design9 ' thattake this into account. f.-i "The number or children in th\!J home dramatically impacts 'the consumer's lifestyle •.. and the features they seek in a new home. The childless market r epresents the single greatest unfulfilled design segment today," says the report. FEWER BEDROOMS, greater emphasis on mast.er bedrooms and entertainment facilities and smaller landscaped areas Me part of that design criteria, U)e survey suggests. Another market which bas been ignored consists of single parents, the widowed and divorced who have children (end usually have little spare income>. Informality is the key to designs meant for this market. Low maintenance, family rooms and separatiOJl Of the master bedroom were pegged n important features. As the population's average age increases because of a lowe~ (See SURVEY. ~age C3) '. 'Creative Financing' Starts Up Equity Ladde.r -.. .. By")Vl)ITR'OLSON <tf u .. D.M ly ll'llol Sutt The cost of housing has soared in the last few years, but people still are standing in line lo buy. Do they have rich aunts? A gold mine somewhere in Africa? A secfel stock portfolio? To rmd out who how people are doing it, a survey of new home buyers was condU"Cted with the understanding that·all llamd would be kept secret and no identifying staiements would be made. ... THE TYPICAL NEW home buyer today in the beach area is moving into a third or even fourth borne. Most do not have chHdren a'nd many are willing to give up a lot or other things. such as travel, to have a better house. Though tt'iey all face monthly payments of $700-$900, none of the couples felt uneasy about this prospect. One insurance broker, settling into a new detached home in the Harbor View Hills area, said he will put pressure on liimself to generate more meome to meet the new monthly payment. Though things are tight now, he believes he can make it if he just works a little harder. HE AND ms WIFE bought their rll'St house in Costa Mesa six years aeo fot $30,000. "Our goal was to make it to Newport Beach," they said. . That fi'll house, with $1900 down, had a 7 .5 percent VA·FliA loan and monthly payments of $265. Wtthin two years it appreciated enough so they could sell it for $38,000. They turned around and bo"gbt a boP,ie iO Fountain Valley for $52,000, which was sold for $92,oOd two years later for the move t.o a $100,000 home in Harbor ~iew. "We've come to a standstill aow.'' they admitted. Though they sUll would like to own property nearer the beach, they said they probably would stay in their current home for some time. · .. WE MADE A FORTUNATE step at the right time," they said of their first home, which they were able to buy with savings from both their salana and a $1200 loan on two life insurance policies. ,. Since they now have two cbitdren and only the husband is working, they must go eas~ on dec:oratine ancl ~ projects. " "Sometimes I feel a liWe a.shamed for not beinC happy in Fountain Valley," the wife admitted. "A house ls a house." -• Robert E., a pharmacist who recently J>oupt an $84,000 home in Harbor View Nolls, it able lo atford his $700 per month payment because bis ~e works and contribute• to the family income. . 1 • THEY BOUGHT A ho-.se in !buntatn·Valley five years ago for $40,000 • sold it r,cedtly fqt $89,000 and used the profit for part of their 20 percEtl!jloWn pafmeaton \beir new- bmn~. • .. With both of their salaries • .tJ14!1' still an able to bQY exotic cars and take nice vacatiOOI. . "We have no children-that'• the key, ... ll"· E. said. "'rhat's the·only really smart thlnc I've evet not done.•• ... SAVINGS •ONE way to make the first plunte. J amea A., an industrial salesman wbcl llves in Inine •. uld be and bis wife worked together to save $10,000 lo use as a down payment on their first home. 1'hieh they still own as a renlal. They also us~ savines to mHe into a second ~e1 which coet '8',000. By puum, down a . large amOUDt or money, they kept their payments to $624, wbicl\ wil• be raised to over $800 with taxes and insurances. Since they have used so much of their savings for their houses, they said they "don't save much for other things." THERE ISN'T MUCH else the couple would like to save for, except investments, however. They enjoy taking Qi trips but have no desire for extensive travel abroad. They, too are child-free. "Having cbildr~o would change the whole ball game," he said. No special discipline is required for such a rlgol'OU& savings program, the couple added. "We've always been disciplined savers." He said, "I guess it's my Midwest background." ONE TROUBLE WITH home buyers today. the couple noted. is that "they want instant success. People coming right out c.an 't expect to buy a $100,000 house.'• . They J).so said developers who also are speculators are part~tbe problem of high honie costs.· Some people 0 borrqw from Peter to pay .Paul" In order to make it onto the equity ladder. . John P., a young businessman, for example, borrowed $5,000 five years ago to buy a ~n Coronll del Mar. BE HAD A SALA&Y of S$50 per month then and his house payments were a mere $203 . After living in the ))ouse for a little over three years. he and bis wife, who doesn't wort, borrowed on their equity and bou&ht a second houae ii) trvine ror '85.~. wtftle.renting out their Corona del Mar house. they lived in Irvine and watched the value of their second home go. TH£Y SOLD TIUS bOU9e for $102,000 and paid off the . • secaodpn the Corona del Mar house aad the balance on the Irvine dwelling with the prorat. After putting $20,000 down on a new house in the Harbor View area, they now face total eoet.s or $900 a month. Though they have ao children, the wUe still isn't. working, 10 they will have to depend on his new bustbejiS to generate the necessary iocome. LiVing In a new house tqd&Y. meaqs c:utting out many alt• thin~ or luxuries for the averaee homeowner . .Jobn P. said they can meet these pa)rnietlta by not going out or takibg lavish vacati.Onl ... We don't llve a really coospiC\lCJUS life anyway." be said. "We · drove Volkswageu untll six. months ago (be just bought a Porscbe>. . . ~ ' . -. . . ' ' . ' .. . , .... .... ...... . . ~ .. l. Cl DAILY PILOT Red Tape Snipping Effort Tripped Llks many other governors. Jerry Brown took oHlce with high hopes of reducing paper shuffling, red tape, over-regulation, and the bureaucracy itself. All of which is easiel" said than done, as this report shows. 'More Government, 1 More Paper' -Broun I lb DOUG WIUJ8 ,,_ .. ...,,. ....... ... Shortly alter Jo:dmund Brown Jr bt•came 1ov· •rnor o( CallfomJa ln lt'f& he decreed a bun on stale· llbluf'd brtelc .... tor bu,..aucrata. t It was a 1ymbolle declaraUon or \ntent. The 11ovemor aaid pa~rwork ju1l tixpanded to fill the 'bnekases He meant to cut down on paper, red ~pe. and the bureaucracy ltaelt. He even went after e jar1on of officialdom -"coclea and private an1uage." he called It. HOW STANDS the 39·year-old aovemor'a war "1ith the bureaucracy 2" years later? Somewhat tuefully. Brown concedes he Ian 't winning It. .. All we can try to do i1 cope with it, make it fwork better," he said ln an Interview. "I've tried to ~limlnate some agencies, but they keep coming ack. "Government ls 1oin1 to 1row, under rtlht· wing, left-wmg or middle-of-lhe·road admlnislra· itons. The question is at what rate, and in whlcb itlirection.' • ~ Both critics and friends of Brown's adminlstra· on agree with the governor's assessment that he asn'l won his struggle against the bureaucracy. But they generaHy give him good marb tor trying. l "IDS GOAL is commendable, but I haven't _.seen any appreciable change. It isn't any worse or 1any better. It's government as usual.'' says Craig «Biddle, a former Republican leader of the ~egislalure who now lobbies for businesses and ltrade groups. J' "Very little has changed, except that we have 'some new regulations," says Dugald Gillies of the )California Realtors Association. , Brown made bureaucracy a chief target when 'he took office in January 1975. ' "I am concerned about the proliferation of gov· ~rn ment programs under the guise of doing "tomething that they don't do," Brown told his first :tiational television audience in a 1975 interview. "WE HAVE manpGwer training programs that were suppGsed to put people to work. All they did was put manpower trainers to work, not manpGwer trainees.'' . EQUITY LADDER. • • (From Pa1e Cl> Over the last two years, house prices have in· creased around 40 percent, while personal income on~y went up. 18.~ percent. But, Mrs. Stephenson fia1d. home prices ancreased 113.7 percent in the last decade while personal income skyrocketed 113.3 percent during the same period. She said she believes lhc high home prices are a "tern porary disparity," and that as supplies In· crease, the price jumps will be tempered. "WE DON'T FEEL that on the average, home prices will drop," she added. Mrs. Stephenson suggested that families are able to afford new homes because husbands, wives and teenage children all contribute to the family in· come. "We do not expect to see that change significantly." she said. "Working women are a part of our evolving life style " The discouraging part or this statistical picture 1s that more and more housing. will count on two in· come~ so women who don't want to work may be forced to. But there seems to be a greater willingness on l he part or people to spend more of their income for housmg and lo be more in debt. PERHAPS THE SOLUTION will come from "hat one realtor called "creative financing." Home loans will be extended and more ways will be found to borrow money. : I lome buyers perhaps are brave enough to take on $800-per-month payments because as one Irvine Co. executive said, "if worst comes to worst, they can sell and make a killing." Postmastectomy? New, seamless Breast 1~ Form has natural feel. A natural breast does not have a seam. Why should a postmas- tectomy breast form have one? The Yours Truly™ natural-flow breast form by Jobst Is a te('lder. soft envelope of seafl'lless sili· cone, filled with a special gel that ~eighs the same and moves the same as a n·aturat breast. It is ' worn rl~ht against the skin In your fav~rite bta; no pockets. extra straps, bags. or coverings. The Vours Truly breast form that shapes itaelf with the balanced behavior <'f a natural breast Is avallabl& In ltllrteen bra and cup siiea. Ask to loo!( at one today. Brown's record since those early proclamaJ lions is mixed. He abolished a complex system of prior authorization for doctor care for state Medi-Cal pa· tients, eliminating 63 staff positions, 1.7 mUlion re- ports annually and $466,000 a year in administrative costs. State-required environmental impact reports for building projects have been trimmed nearly two-thirds in length. Smaller projects have been ex· cluded from coverage. BROWN ABOLISHED a state meal inspection program that duplicated federal efforts, eliminated milk price minimums and the jobs of 46 persons en- forcing them, and cut three-quarters of the staff of planners and evaluators in a division that processed law enforcement grants. "Everybody's a1a1nst all the paper· work. Eve rybody's agalns~ lhe needlessly acrewed-up language," Ratcll!f says. "But moat of that language 1s there to make sure It means exact· ly what It's supposed to mean. and the same ls true of the amount of reaulaUon." Bob Mona1an. president of the California Manufacturers Association and a Republican former chief of the state .Usembly, says he is op- timisUc Uujl Brown wlll cut into stale regulations and forms. "but not a 1reat deal has happened yet. "The big difference ts that at leaat they're talk· ing about it. And when the governor talks about try. ing to change these things, that's important. Maybe it affects some attitudes." FRANK MESPLE, who wu cabinet aecretary to Brown's father, former Gov. Pat Brown, says, ''It seems to me that the paperwork and forms have mulUplledslnceourday" and still arelncreasing. Brown's personal troubleshooter in the bJi Health Department, former prisons chlet Ral Procunler, calls the state's health regulations • a mess." ' An assistant for a1ricultural record mana1e .. ment, Robert Woodall, aays that in Brown's first year the records kept by state government were I'&# duced by Sl,500 cubic f~t. abouL 4 percent. About half the reduction, however, was achieved by transferring records from paper to microfilm. BllOwn still complains that too much or govern .. ment ls paper, regulation and "code languages." But hls hopes of simplifying now are more modest. "RED TAPE is the Olp side oC government con .. fronting problems," Brown says. "Wherever you look, people are looking to government to arbitrate some dispute or another. or provide some service, and that just makes government more complicated: "Each year bureaucracy expands, under very conservallve governmepts and under very liber2L governments, because people want government to do things. People focus on a need, and a law is passed. Thal creates a new agency, a new set of re· quirements, all of which spawn what people com· plain about as red tape. "In both our public and private institutions, we live in a complex society, with division or labor. As . automalion occurs, as our institutions grow, our need to carry on extensive Institutional com .. munication expands. That means more paper. "Our society has moved from shoveling dirt to shufning paper. That's the fact of modern life ... THE HAIRCUTTER ISHEREI Many veon ot exl)eltef'co. bOll'I ·~· tiete and wi Hawoo l'IOW g111en ' • ' • • twn 11\e kl10\'i1edge Ord OS • l"uN!leos OQleB. 1no Ofl1ll1<. ,. r. ... OOlrly lo SCUIPI w1lll tor / • He cuts P<e<:llllly I ne mo\I f l DO$lC 10 1"6 most e1c11.ng new 1'1()11 ~· desigl'6 e<eo1ed ooroo,;i He wo1,-ve<1, •• ote one espeoo1y '°'you oecou.e l\e " • krowsrlOf. comp.elllli '1)~. Ycunorcuiwtt>elreeonamcM-ig,M!Q..c. (. 1• ,. ' ,,.. ord ft-mnn.l r.gt;q.hnQ vou and VOJJ loool stl1'(;f~e AllM tie o 0 IT'OS181. onontst ..•. . ~vou1wrtor01r<Sonl"9rrwlOf ttwl '•/ -1\b.a; te•ecl 1'.it!t<et.on l-...:o.AeVOUOl'lhSrnorl COF'Cl!!I\ you,. VOW ll'lil Oollii<911C8 But he also supported creation of three new stale agencies: The AgracuJtural Labor Relations Board, 272 employes and an S8.8·milhon budget. the Fair Political Practices Commission, 45 employes and $1.3 million, and the Educational Employment Relations Board, 80 employes and $3.1 million. 1'S ll4J'E IT lhefeGIV'e ehm A Daily Pilot employe RUffELL'S ·• ···~~~~·;;;:;; . .... · ·" either tern pted or UPHOLSTERY pleased the fates on Wlilft!YowW•.t CALLNOWFOR ANAPPOINTMENT! "Simpler? Frankly no. But it hasn't gotten much worse," says Frank Murphy, a lobbyist for medical and housing groups. 7.7.77 by becoming the ttie hit (7141 640-6023 P dot Credit Union's lt22 Hcnor lt•d. 'JE'-.IGNPl.'1~ i41'l"4f~TCE"IJ~ '.>II ~rTf m Richard Ratcliff, a lobbyist for Dow Chemical, Mobil Oil and others, gives Brown credit for trying. but he doesn't see res ults. 777th member after de-,_~c:;0t~•·:.;~::::;:_s4::,:•~·0~2~5~t-1---------------------' positing a token $7. He ------------------------------later noted that there were 177 days remaining in lhc year. DISCOVER ·co~ MUSIC DISCOVER lHE MUSIC IN YOO Pianos-Organs-Sheet Muslc-lnstruction-Act:esaories and just about eYery musical instrument known to•the hurTl!ln eat. ~MUSIC "WE HAVE A STOCK FROM BACH TO ROCK'' COSTA MESA. com«,....,,.,., C. -· 6422851 °' 64fH>271 f'OW'fT~ VAUE.Y, .......,._It T-<\.-~ oo. dS.O. Fwy. ~1lJ WANTED! CONTEM .. ORARY YOUNG WOMEN FOR fRE£ HAIRCUTS .~ . Done Sy My Uceued ProhssicMtah Attending AdYmc.d Ttdalp 5etnlMrs For Cutting ALL WI llqUIH IS TOlll 11Mll ly ~o..,n...,t ORiy GLEMIY INTERNATIONAL Cal MOft. ..... Sat. -.My I I· 16, from I 0 a.in. to 5 P·"'- Alll for~ %eftwtm · 759· l 229 WHAT ARE YOU DOING HE REST OF YOUR LIFE \ fR~~ D~MONSTRATION Tomorrow, July 11, 7:30 p.m. Do you •••'r w1m to Q<ll "'°"' out ol \'Oil' 11,.? 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YOGA CENTER OF CALIFORNIA (A ~ofit E.du<Artionol foundation) 445 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa Phone 646-828 l (between Tuatin ond Irvine Sts.) Asato Ma Sat Gamoyo -Lead me from the unreal to the Real Relaxing Cue Aims at Fear Of Dentists COLUMBUS. Ohio <APl Two professors are experiment· 1na wlt.b the conditioning technl· quea developed by the Russian aclentiat Ivan Petrovitch Pavlov to trlager rt!laxatlon Cor pt!Ople jiUery about visiting the dentist can calm nerves automatically, says Dr Frank Beck, who teaches oral medicme and oral d1agnos1S at Ohio State's College or Dentistry. Once the patient learns to as- soctate the cue word with feeling relaxed -which Russell said takes five to six weeks of practice he can relax instantly by re- peating the word. Sunday, July 10. 1977 DAILY PILOT said that lhe goal m both methods 1s to concentrate on relaxing, not on activity surrounding the pa- tient. Beck said an estimated 10 million Americans avoid the den· list each year out of rear. Den· tists are then unable to detect oral cancer, which Beck said ac- counts for five to 10 percent of all cancer deaths. 'Dentists are then unable to detect oral cancer, which accounts tor five to 10 percent of all cancer deaths..· . ' "Instead o r h aving a dog salivate to the sound or a bcU, we're trying to have people rel8't at the mention of a word," said Richard K Russell, an assistant professor of psychology at Oh.10 -. ........... 111111111111111111111111111111111111111 ......... ._ Stale Uruversity "People have compared it to TM (Transcendental Meditation> but we don't place any s pecial e mphasis on which cue word a person uses. It usually is just the word 'calm,"' Russell said. WOMEN'S JULY SHOE SALE • ST ARTS TODAY • ALL SHOES FROM FROM REGULAR STOCK NOT LAST 30% YEAR'S SHOES REGULAR PRICE FROM OFF $28 TO $39 A BEAUTIFUL SELECTION OF ITALIAN IMPORTS ALL WELL KNOWN BRANDS !OPEN SUNDAYS 12 to 5 l ... II SolM final THE SHOE TREE 341 0 Via Udo, Newport leach 673-5521 1!!:!!1 Don't forget, "THE SHOE TREE'~ liiiii is open Sunday 12·4 Wiii« THE RELAXATION condition- ing Russell coauthored with a professor or denlislry found its origin 10 behavior control experi· mcnt.s or the turn-of-the-century Hus::uan physiologist. .. Cuc-controlled relaxation" "l'ouCan Help ' • UNLIKE THE Lamaze system ror relaxation during childbirth, Russell's method does not stress breathing techniques. Russell Instructors Needed Stay cool and help others at the same lame by working as an aquatics instructor in Costa Mesa during July and August mornings. llpon completing 20 hours of work in the program . partici- pants are eligible for the Water Safety AadeTraaning Program. Help as needed in a county of· rice that offers child care whale parenls apply for financial al>· s1stance The center 1s in Santa Ana THOSE WITH an interest in tht' law can bl' part of a program to tell the publtc about their legal rig h ts and responsibi li ties. Organization provides training. General office workers arc urgently sought by a number of nonprofi t organization-; throughout the county Clerical. receptaonast and typing skills are bad Iv net.><Jcd lnform;,it1on on these programs as well as other opportunities to lend a hand to Qthers in the south county area is available by call - ing the Voluntary Action Center, 675-9210 or 833-9278. The Huntington B each· Fountain Valley Girls' Club needs someone to spend We<lnes· day afternoon teaching disco dancmg A SANTA ANA clinic specaallz- mg in expectant parent classes needs an administrative person Lo assist for a minimum of six months. Training will be pro- vided. A Midway City summer camp for about 120 retarded youngsters needs the help of teachers' aides for arts and crafts, recreation and play activities. Camp runs through August. For details on these volunteer openings, call the West Orange County Voluntary A<.·t1on Center, 530·2370 Sale! l 3tol 2off* our great selection of sofas, loveseats and sectionals! It's Robinson's great upholstery clearance! Over 200 sofas, loveseats and sectionals, now sale priced. We've shown just 6 here. Many more available. Remember, many items are one-of-a-kind and fabrics may vary from store to store. So hurry in, for best selection! Furniture. 122, all stores except Palm Springs. Traditional tuxedo-style sofas. Orig. $420 to $799. Now 1/3 off. • Vinyl sofas with saddle bag arm and back. Orig. $399. to $499. Now 1/3 off. • Traditional and contemporary loveseats. Orig. $230 to $599. Now 1/2 off. • 2-pc. sectionals in rayon/cotton velvet. Orig. $799. Now 1/3 off. Contemporary sofas. Orig. $359 to $599. Now 1/2 off. • 2-pc. five seat contemporary sofas. Orig. $799 to $940. Now 1/3 off. *Savings are calculated from current sale prices, and In many Instances the original price may have been even higher. . • • • Cl DAIL V PILOT !Ynday,July 10, 1177 Just a Stone's Throw to Gems By MA&C'IA FORSBERG Of ... 0-., ......... ff Jam Gr11hl admit. th1&t ho'a alw»ys been a detail freak. Ile aoes so far WI lo r<"vtial a "compulsion a.bout anyllung deta11· oriented.'' Where to put lb t lnteniat·• He'• worked a• at mitchinlat. be's sold retail c lothm1. and once he even inspected tent.II for the 1ovemment. But these mini· occupations didn't quite satisfy his artistic cravln1 for intricate complexities. So rune years ago he latched on to jewelry, coupling his interest for det&Jls with a talent for designing rings, necklaces, bracelets and other p1ecea. Man art major at Cerritos and East Los Angeles colleges, he became Involved with a larce Jewelry business in L.A. "The environment wu cooduoive to being creative. I was working with people who were into doing new things," he recalled. The 29-year-old reminisced. "I met a guy in his 80s who was a lh1 rd generation setter He taught me how to set stones.·· GRAHL'S PHILOSOPHY of the trade is lo "pick it up as you go along. Cultivate others who are proficient in the business, learn and pass the knowledge along." He takes his know-how "to the people" in the form of an educational program by staging small, informal showings. Upon request, Grahl schedules and plans a free informative presentation which includes myths surrounding certain gems, their history, durability, color, where they are located and how to best show them off in a particular piece of jewelry. Grahl said that "lbe primary idea Cof the combination lecture.parties l 1s to get people interested in our gem collection." He takes part of the collection with him to showings, the n displays marvelous South Sea baroque pearls, Imperial Topaz, black opals, lavender jade and canary yellow diamonds. He has blue tanzanile, rare green tsavarite and unusual tourmalines with a juJube look. · GRAHL DERIVES great satisfaction from r eading about. precious stones then sharing what he's discovered, and he can relate fascinating folklore. For example, lapis lazuli, a deep blue stone, ls known historically as ''the stone of the gods" in ancient Greece and Egypt. Not surplslngly, the color blue is considered a high mental vibration, metaphysically. Also, the opal is considered "to have the karma of its owner." The jewel supposedly holds the feelings of the first owner, and "It was thought to be a bad luck piece in the 17th and 18th centuries," be said. Grahl'a presentations also include a run-down on "what it's like for someone to have a custom-designed ring done for them.'' This involves determining the cost, color, clarity and cut or the jewel, plus explaining the process required to make a rtni or necklace. HE ALSO points out that designing a piece is "not a 9 to 5 business. l get personally involved and find out about the person. I like to get them to ~e their imagination in what to do with the s tone," he added. For the past nine months he's done the showings as well as fashioning shining, s parkling adornments at Owen-Grahl J ewelry Company in Corona del Mar. ; The jeweler remarked that the process involved in making a pendant or bracelet hasn't changed much since the time of the Egyptians. "The technology has improved, but the handwork can't be altered. Carving is no different now than it was 3,000 years ago - it 's still dependent on the person who's wielding the tool. "Cutting is similar. One harder stone is used to cut another, so the technique hasn't changed. It's still done on a wheel, only now it's motorized where before it was done by hand." He added that making a special piece is time consuming, but n~t difficult. •'The difficulty is in learning.'· Jeweler Jim Grahl designs intricate rings and other detailed pieces. Statistics Prove Vital (Ann Landers~ 0.llp l'llot -1e •P I.ff l'•fM Winning designer Stacy Alex . . Deaigining Woman Prize DraWn DEAR ANN LANDERS: Here's some information that might prove helpful lo other fools out there who are being strung along, as I was. Same old story -married man who says he's going to get a divorce and marry me as soon as his wife's health improves. This has been going on for 18 months. Last week a friend who works in a lawyer's office lold me she heard the guy is divorced and s uggested I go down to the Divorce Division, clerk's office al the county courthouse and find out for sure. I took her advice and learned the rat has been divorced since Coast Rites Couples ~epeat Pledges Marx·Davis Costa Mesa residents Laurie J . Davis and Steven Marx were m arried in ceremonies conducted in Laguna Beach's Tivoli Terrace on the erounds of the Festival ot Arts. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. John E. F. Davis and Barbara Marx, all of Costa Mesa. The couple graduated from Estancia High School, and the new Mrs. Marx presently is attending Orange Coast CoUeae . They will live in Costa Mesa. ••• Gould-Ritter The Lutheran Churc h of the Master, Corona del Mar was the settlo1 for the marria1e of Mary Katherine Ritter and James Edward Gould, both of Costa Mesa. Tbelrp~ntl are Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam mut Ritter of Balboa Ialand Atnd Mr. and Mrs. GioYanni Romano, Naples, Italy. . • ... Archer·Wobrook 1973! Just call me too.late-smart. and inform the others. -FROM CINCINNATI . DEAR CIN.: Thanks for the short course. To find out ll a person is married you can check with the Bureau of Vital Statistics. (You most know the names or both parties.) The charge in Chicago for this service ls $3. (The records on hand go back five years -beyond that they must b e obtained from the warehouse.) DEAR ANN: Don't faint. This letter is on bosoms -written by a man. 1 was moved by the sad MRS. MARX MRl.AACHIR Hu.atinitoa Beach HJ&h School and Golden W•t College, where sbe took ber deiree in nuralns. Her pa.rent. are Mr. and Mrs. W ayn• Bronn, Huntlnatoo Beacb.i HW, 1011 or the Lloyd HJUa ot. HuatlnttOn Buch, . sraduated from Marin& HJl}l School and Oran1• Coalt Coll•••· R• curteOtly la • marketlns and bu1ln•1 major at California Stat. Vnlvenit7. l"Ullertoa. The ffllll will llv• In Oardecl Grove. letter from .Qie girl who was so desperate to increase her bust size that she sent money to some gyp outfit and got back a picture of a man's hand. . For four years I was married to a big-bosomed flea-brain. She Ii ved in front of the mirror with a tape measure in he r hand. Her meals were inedible -when she cooked, that is. Our apartment looked like a pigsty. If a button came off my shirt, she put it back with a safety pin. I never saw a needle or thread in the place. H er own clothes were m agnificent. That's where all the money went. She wasn't happy unless she was dressed to the MRS. GOULD ~ MRI. HILL attended college in New Y ortc. Tb• brktecfoom. son or Mr. and Mra. Albert Sein, WapP:fnl .. Palb, attended hip 1chool and eoll•e in New York. The ~ will live in Costa lleaa. ••• Oormen-Martus Bethlia)r A\ Martua became the bnd• of Jobft L. Gorman JU In ceremoill• eon<tucted in Sts. Simon mid Jude Ca&Mlic Church, Runtlqtoil Beach. The(r .,.....-are Mr. and Mrs. B. Kiri•, Bwi&inlton Beach, •nd Mr. ~nCJ Mrs. John L. Gonllan, eotta Mesa. Tilt atw )In. Gorman took a baebelor of arts dear•• tn ,......_._ O'On\ CaUlornJa Statt> Ulll""91tJ 'Pultertoo. •r bast..;;i graduated from CSU.P' Willa a BA lQ PIJC~y ud a•• bumu Hl!vteM. Tlltr d live bl Cb.lco. teeth and every man in the room was falling over her. My second wife is a marvelous person, but very self-conscious about her flat front. She keeps com paring herself with my first wife and asking me if l miss it. No matter how hard I try I can't gel at through her head that it doesn't matter. Please print this letter, Ann. It will make her day. -DOC DEAR DOC: Here It is and I'm sure It wlU gladden the hearts ol many s mall-busted ladies to know that all men aren't dimension-wacky. What's "up front" ISN'T what counts. CAI END AR COMMUNITY LECTURES: Eighty-two different topics have been approved for Orange Coast College's fall community lecture series, whi c h begins in September. Most are ofrered as series of four or five lectures; several are one-day seminars. Most are free to the public. The lectures brochure will be available to the public this month at the OCC administration building. BRAILLE TRANSCRIBING CLASS: Arni Dunn, newly credentialed ins tructor, will begin a Braille Transcribing Class in September in the First United Methodist Church, Seal Beach. ,. The class is dealaoed for sighted students to· learn bow to produce braille material beginning with the alphabet, contlnulnl throu1b numbers, format, contraction uaa1e and ending with a mlnl manuacrlpt. There ls no realstraUOD fee . However, student. are t*1Nd to purchase an instruction manual. They will be loaned braille writers. Enrollment is handled throu&h the Huntington Beach Adult School, 898-6736. SOBOP'l'OMIST CLUB: A luncheon fuhJoo 1bow wU1 be preaented at ll:30 a.m . W.U.- day, July lJ, lo the Airporterlatl . Gueet. are Invited. HOLISTIC BEALTB WORKSHOP: HoUat.lc health will be examined when tlte Mental Health AssociaUon, in cooperation with tbe Oranfe County Mental Health i D e partme nt, presents a ' workshop at 9:30 a.rn. Fridq, J July 1$, in the faculty louqe ol • Santa Ana College. I. Speakers wlll be Dr. £.lien I Davis. EdD, RN, assl1tallt I clinical professor or medical t p aycbotoay, Dep•rtment of P11ycbolo11 and Human Behuior, UCI, and Marsha Macy. a OCDMst tnarrlage. famUy and cbll~'s counselor who serves aa the bollatlc health coordinator. Topics tnctudt weltne ... illness, contlnuua:i toehnlquea ln relaHUoo, 1uto1-1c tralnlnt, Jin ahlm )ltlu, cttakrua. auru ta•raYDeldl :illl 11MdllaUO.. RetervatlCJftl may be made b.V ~ODlac~ llH.A547•1$58, ~ ,_ / r , \ <: • • &Ynd!X, July 10, 1'77 OM. Y PILOT C5 PVlSUC NO'nc& Woodleaf Homes Go Up Hughes Gtoup 0 Set to Move 'ICTI TICMn IUllMIU NMllSTAHMl!Mf T~ lol-'"1 pertoftl ert dlll'f"""" ... u., Tl•f' CENT[A OF TIM•, LTO., lllA Monr0'1le A.. CAiie -._ CA • . ,.,, ~ ,.,.. M Muter50"· tOU l Alver11~ Dr. lwnll A.,. ... 1111>\1, S...· Rolnw wlll be ready for move •n b1 mld·September al Woodlw, a new, 1lo1le-lamtly holll• development In Laku Forat. Tbt bomoe are 1vail•bl~ In three di.aUnct Ooor planl With 1.418 to2,031 equare rett ot llvinl( ant a. Priced from 1,995 to lln.9%, th• one and two st(lry rcsldcnct!!t • are offered in rustic extertorN WlU\ eatemive UH Of wood &Id ., 101, rou,h·cut beama and cedar 1hake roots. LIVING ROOMS tuture cathedral celUn11. woodbumln1 flrcplacea, with iaa Ucbttrt, tempered 1tlu11Udln1 doors and l1tvlah entries. Kitchens h11ve ample oper~ space and ofter such quality feature:J as contemporary built· 1n11. 11talnleu s t eel siolta, cabinet.I of ralaed panel aab and Final Timberline Homes on Display 1p1clous counters topped with ceramic We. Two of the plans have nooks large enough for family dining. Quality features provided in each home include custom carpeting, smoke de tector, forced air beating, insulation of perlmeter walls and ceiling and a 40·&allon, glass·llned water beater. Two or three car garages aad coocret.e driveways are addi- tional features. REAL ESTATE Hu&bes Aircraft Com • pany's solid state pro- duct.a division hu leased a 52,000 square foot building ln the Irvine In- duttrial Complex some five milea from it.a pre- 1ent plant, and wlll move most of Its operations there within tbe next month. according to New Home Coldwell Banker Com· mercial Brokerage Com· · pany, exclusive leasing Show Opell agent.a for the project. THE WINDSOR, 1,488 square The division currenUy feet. is a single slory, three shares a facility at 500 bedroom. t wo bath home with Jn Ni·gueJ Superior Ave., Newport family room, nook and dining or Beech, with the Hughes optional fourth bedroom. The microelectronic pro· master bedrOOIJl bas a separate The New Home Show, ducts division. Ex· dressing area along with its bath. 8 public inform a lion panslon ol the activities The Rkh-ond, 1,887 square c e n t e r o f f e r I n g of that division, plus uni· .. , d l with guidelines to the various que aspect.a fo the pro- display watches bu re· ••A .... c1111bn"4i•1101 • l . ..a .....a..t.....a ( b•rry l . So.,,._ ltN $. °'""' qu rllll'U .uuvu apace OI' tt111.s1 .• s.nu111N.CA "'°' liquid Cryttal prodUc!· Tiiis buSIMH II UIMIKled 119 a lion. ,_,.,~.:.r',!o- '"'• ..... _... -lllM ""''" .... TBK NEW faclllty, c_,.,,,_oi0r-.c-cvonJ'.'"" J •.. 11. located at 2801 Campus mtJs CoDrlvet ~'!..,.~e .. Oranrteole J~~:~.!:.':i:~:-'' "'tot. ~Y~~~ ~ v~ the Irvine Technology.__ ________ _ Center Being developed PVllUC NO'l'ICB by Wayne Ratkovich As·•----------soclates ol Loe Aaeeles, l'ICTITIOUllUSINHS '· K Ill NAMalTATllMa•T the center.-a ... ml on n.101'-11141.,..._.,.dOl"I~ re~earch and develop· ""'!~010 coNuoL •Hot· ment-ortented complex NEUtNG,tnsMtMV.rdtDrt .. "-* that will to00 have four =s.111).eo.teMtW.CA.m» other buildings OD the Alleft Mee Wolff, 1m,.... "-""' " =olland o.-1ve aM& ... m . eou. MeN. CA. 1 ... acre . tt•~ . The ugbes building v .. :·6.~°:"!.C:~::,.-C.:':=: includes 20,000 square u..~ f e et o t off l c e and nh -'"''' '' ~ .., • englneertng apace, with oener .. ~0:.,1:_ feet, is a two story es gn lifestyles of Laguna duels of the solid state The third and ftnal phase at we II 1 o c ate d for easy four bedrooms and two and half Niguel, has opened jusl od di · l Timberline. a community of freeway access, Timberline is baths. It has a family room, nook oft the s an o 1e.,0 pr ucts VUI on, were the remainder to be used r..1 ...... __.. -.... ..., -for manufacturing. c-ivo.rt1•0r .... ~ ... ..._ •. ttn. . "110ft ;n the i.!tchen and a combination a cited as reasons for the aingle·family homes, is now sell· dose to historic Mission Viejo. A ... iu P'ree way on Crown e Pulltl1Md Orartve C-'4 Dtl"' Pilot, Northwood J ..... ?t,Aftd~ ... ,, •• 0.17.1977 m.." in&. wide variety of leisure pursuits, formal living and dining area. Valley Parkway. m~~E HUGHES solid good schools, major shopping The San Simeon. 2.033 square T h e c e o t e r • state products division Is PUBLIC NOTICE The model homes, which were h L H"ll a1ai1 i f t 1 · s · e two story bli t <t e new aguna a s .lfa s ee , s an ampre s1v resem ng a coun ry a major producer of decorated by Beverly Thompson nearby) and employment cen-design with four bedrooms, two cottage complete with a modules for digital elec-Planned l'ICTI TIOUS eUSlllUS HAMeSTAT .... NT lnteriors of Newport Beach, are lers are just minutes away. baths and a powder room. The white split-rail fence, is tronlc watches, supply- also being offered for sale, af· The spacious homes offer three separate formal dining room is staffed by a hostess and Ing them to many of the Final plans for the Village of Northwood in Irvine show that 7S per· cent of the over 4,000 homes planned (or con· struction by 18 major S outhern California builders will be single· family residences, stat· ed Chuck Winslow. com- munity coordinator for the 1,400 acre master- p I anned residential T"° follawlllt--•rtdol"I ""51• "'" ... fording a unique opportunity for or four bedrooms. up to three situated next to the patio-view a r esale person from nation's leading watch acuatom-furnishedhome. baths and from 1,957 to 2,194 kitchen with pass-throug h Laguna Niguel Realty to companies. The division THI! ICI! Clt£AM AtllCAOl!. IS'O w.r ... r Ave" Founl .. n V•ll•Y. CA. tt10I LOCATED IN the Saddleback square feet of luxurious living counter, luminous ceiling and answer the questions of was formed a year ago Valley, this new $l5 million com-area. Interiors are exciting-large pantry. The entry's double visitors and prospective whenitwassplilofffrom Clttford e. ICtndrlck, '"" 81ueQotle LI\., .._,,,.'"91o<> Buch, CA. n ... 1 munity offers a natural environ many or the residences feature door opens to view a soaring residentsofthearea. the microelectronic pro· ment with many recreational three and even four levels and cathedral celling accented by a The New Home Show ducts division. I< •tMrlN A. Ke"drlc-. 11 .. , 8hN9tle U. .• Hunt~on t.a<ll. CA. ., .. , faclllties. A parkland theme is ltving room ceiling treatments huge designer fireplace. There Is is open from 10 a.m . until According to William highlighted by richly landscaped are dramalic. even a shop area in the garage. 6 P . m . F u r t h e r K. Weakland, manager SC•-J. IC•rtOrk-. 1"*1 8lut991e i.. .... HunllrtQI°" llta<,,,CA9l'47 M...ifft J. KtNlrlO, 17991 BlutQMe ln .• Hunlll>Olon Buclt. CA. 91M7 ereenbelts, over 3,000 mature Visitors to the commun ity To reach Woodleaf take the information may be or the solid state pro· and specimen trees and a central s hould lake the San Diego San Diego Freeway south lo th~ obtained by calling ducts division, the new T"h busl11eu Is conducted .,,, • ~ner•I pert-tl!lo. park of approximately H"l acres. Freeway to the Saddleback Lake Forest Drive exit, dnve 830-SOSO. facility will s erve as Picnic areas, pedestrian paths, Valley and exit al Alicia north on Lake Forest. then right .------------.headquarters for the M.-111'1(-ll T"ll llM-was lllt<I wilts th& coun1vcttr11o10r-.c:-iyonJ.,... IS, 1971. twoswimmingpools,achildrens' Parkway . Drive east t o onMuirlandsandright onDylan ( CallU2_5678_ J division 88 well as pro- play area and a sun terrace with Muirlands Boulevard and turn Street to the models. Three Put• few words viding space for ex· gasbarbequesareaddedbenerits lcrt to Turf Avenue and Tim· models are open daily from 10 loworkforyou. panded enginee ring, alTimberUne. berline. a.m .todusk. marketing and ad· Village. The remaining dwell· ing units will be com· posed of patio homes, townhouses, apartments "1~'7• Pul>llllltd Ortrt0t eo.ta Otll't' Pllol. June 1t,-...c1JutyS, 'IO, 1m ~----~--~~~----~~~~-~--~-~~~~~-~~--------~~ ........ ---------~ministration, plus some PUBUC N011CE ONLY 9 Left in Phases I & DI Homes to match the mood of Lake Forest. Created in a se- cluded setting, Influential Homes are embraced by the natural beauty of this woods and water wonder· land. And award-winning Butler design achieves new heights of elegance. Here are architectural c lassics in a choice of 1 & 2 story plans, 3 & 4 bedrooms and 2 & 3 baths -lavish in apace and the many-splendored amenities that mark prestigious, cuatom· quality homes by Butler. Highlighted by: up to three manufacturing and as· sembly operations. In particular, he said, ex- pected increase in de- mand for liquid crystal Pre leases Accepted a nd an adult mobile usni home community. NOTICI! TOClll!DITOltS NO.Atl"9 • The overall density of wP>u10Acoun0trTM• all the homes in the JTATECWCALli<cMNtAl'Olt '"Jl TMECOUNT'l'Ot'OttAlfOI V 1 age of Northwood, 1 .. ,.,. ¥4i11er 01 ,,,. e".c• ,, Winslow continued, wlU CHARLES SH01tE co• .... b I fl d 1lln CHAltll!SS.CO>e.Ot<.eawd. e on Y ve w~ g un· Notte• 1s ,,.._ ..... '° c...01w. its per acre, the lowest of ,...,"' ci.""' MllMt "'-a.1c1 llK .. any of the present com. _, to ,, .. Mid c1.i .... , ,,. ,,,. om~ "' lht cl•r• ol .,. Mor"ffaid cowt er to m unities in the city of .,..M~1 1r.. ... 10 ,,,. uMtrtl.,...d « 1t1e Irvine. oftlo Of GAISt<Ai.-, v•NoE-.eEAG. NOTT, COHWIA V' (A.,NON, A ~of. Information and a Coro .• 110 e. 0c"" e•Vd •• s..110 1000. Lono llH<h. C•hlornl" '*1. whlc" The Fountain Valley br ochure about the 1,..,,, 0111cv •JthtD1.-<u111u,1r~nof Medical Center, a $1.6 Village of Northwood thtundet't1-1n•"""'"•raPHt•1,.. million project, is cur-can be obtained by call· ::C~~=~~1;:;.:=.•: rently accepting pre-ing 659-1675 or writing ~"'"1.., n •foreuio w11M .. ,_ leasing of the racilily the North lrvlne Associa· ::.U Oel'l!WlfrslOUlll•CMionoftfll• called Warner V1llage. lion, P.O. Box 17542, 011tedJ.-1&,1m The facility is scheduled Irvine, CA9'l713. t=~s~:,.'.~~uSTto. for completion July 1977. o1W1c10octftf'll . Valley Really of Irvine PUBLIC NOTICE ~:~~~~:=~Ho.NOTT, is exclusive leasing A,.,.,,~ t f th . t l'ICTITIOOSeUStN•H 'A"_,.....uw agen or e proJeC. ac-NAMESTATIMINT 1201.0U-Btwd..SUilt'* cording to Dan DeMille. T,,. 1o11-1,. _._ 1t dol"9 bud-LOAOM<",cA.<ieen vice president of Ho ls-""" "' Pv1111-0r.,,_ c°"'' o.11v'°'1o1. le 1• n I ndus tr le s' a M081LIE COMPO TEA SEAVICI!. J-... W>.llndJulv3. 10, 1977 204Vl•Oulto,N-rt8H(lt,CAtH6l privately owned builder· Ro.,, S•vrne. 10• via 0v11e, developer firm head -N•,-;.\':~.:s";~A<=ted l>Y •fttn· PUBLIC NOTICE quartered in Costa Mesa d1vidua1 in Charge or the project. Th•S ,~!:'~:'~~. llltd •'1" tM l'ICTITIOOSIUSIHISJ • Warner Village is o-1ve1 ... o1oun99C.-CyonJll!y nw ,::.=.':!!!M:':..-... located a half block from s, 1917• ,.114 .. ntnes: Fountain Valley Hospital Pu1111'~ Or•noe coa•t o.i1y Pflor, coit~~~.:~~;:,!~!SMewVtrdeOt' •• at Euclid and Warner Ju•r 10·" 74.Jt. '977 1rene M.tco Sol< ... 14300 e ...... sit.. A . F t I ms-n So4 106.0a-..Grow U\92..cl venues in ouo an -----------1 Tf\•i llll!.1nen•~<-11<1ec11>y1111 • .,.. Valley across from Mile PUBLIC NOTICE dtv1ov.1. Square Park. The total trmeM.Splccr FICTITIOOSIUSINESS Thi• •1•'-1 was hied wlUt the plan includes 65,000 NAMESTIATEMfNT CountvCl-OIOrMotCouttiyOIOJIOly s quare feet with the u. .. •o•-•"llP>-•-ure-nQt1~•· s.1911. medical offices coverin,I! ,_,:;uSTA VITALI ANO l"RIENOS, Puou~.or ... \W Co•-1 oi.11.,~ 32,000 square feet. 311J1 co.st Mwy •• UIQUM e .. c,., CA Ju1v 10, 11,2;1,Jt, 1•n -----------1 •7&7' 211'-11 PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE P1lrkta J. Fetrst.<, 20tt ICI~ AoeO Nl'W-1 S.a<ll. CA. 97'6l --~~~~~--=-:-:---1 Gllotri G. Fouw•r. 2011 IClnO' FICTITIOUSIUSllll!SS R...,d,Nirwp0r1S.a<t.,CA.92'63 ---------- NAME s.TATEMSHT Thi• 1>usi .... u .. Con<IUCl.0 II'("'.... FICTITIOUS IUSINISS '"' foho""•"O ""''°" ''doing l>uu osvlou11. NAME STATfMEllT MSUS Pt1r1ei.J. ~ Tll9 ..,._.... person " dolf!O ........ c H A M p I 0 N M 0 8 I l E T .. 1 •• 1 .. _1 WH llll'd IN!tll ,,.. nos • ., POWfAWA~H '13n '•nrJ Doll•• CountvCltt~otOrM<MCountronJUM McGUI RE'S IC!!' 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IO, U, tm US.H lund!XtJulx 10, 1t71. ...... 1• ,.. ........... " .... ,.. ttt-. ,,~ .. ..._, ......................... . th lu& 11 7Hl'I. yd I •• .UU Ullltme• ~y ao•t fll tMt tenahdoOued ta, .......... ,. T'Uab. T,l\.T., Colla M11a Here la • brief dlcUooary of aomo of &.ho more <-0mmonly used eecrow terma: ACCELERATION CLAUSE : Thia clause Jn a note and trust deed permit• the payee or benefacaary to d~cJare the enUre unpaid balance Im· mediately due and payable when a elven C()odition occura. Such a condltlon can be the aale of the land. This clause ls sometimes called ao "alienation clause." BENEFICIARY'S STATEMENT: A report from the leoder, usually in writlni, set.Uni forth the terma and conditions of a loan atready of record. such u amounts still owed, interest rate, monthly payments, etc. CONTINGENT: Dependent upon conditions or eventa specified but not yet accompliabed. Property may be sold contingent upon the seller or buyer meeUng a predetermined condition. CONVEYANCE: A written document that transfers tJUe to an asset from one person to another. A deed and an assignment are both con- veyances. as 1s a bill or sale. EARNEST MONEY: An amount of money g1Ven as part of the purchase price of property to bind the agreement between buyer and seller. ESCROW: According to section 17003 of the State of California Financial Code: " ... any transaction wherein one person, for the purpose of effecting the sale, transfer, encumbering, or leas- ing or real or personal property to another person. delivers any written instrument, money, evidence of title to real or personal property, or other thing of value to a third person to be held by such third person until the happening of a specified event or the performance of a prescribed condition, when it is then to be delivered by such third person to the grantee, grantor, promisee, promisor, obligee, ob· ligor, bailee, bailor, or any agent or employee of any or the latter." GRANTEE: Thebuyeronadeed. G RANTOR: The seller on a deed. OFFSET STATEMENT: A statement furnished to an escrow from an owner of land sub· ject to an encumbrance (note) as to the balance due. Not to be confused with a beneficiary's state· ment. This can also be provided by a tenant regard· ing his rights of possession. POINTS: A charge made by a lender. One point equals one percent of the loan. PRELIMINARY TITLE REPORT: A report from a tiUe company or the present condition or title made prior to the issuance of a title policy. PREPAYMENT PENALTY: An agreement to pay a penalty for the payment of a note before it ac· tu ally becomes due. SUBJECT TO: Usually referred to as the condi- tion of title that exists at the time of acquisition by the buyer, such as subject to ·a deed of trust of re- cord. EDITOR'S NOTE: Randy McCardle ia president of the Real Estalera. and. cm. author, lecturer and instructor. Send your comment and queaUona to R.andy Mccardle c lo· the Daily Pilot, P.O. Bo:r 1560, Costa Mesa, CA92626 Castle or condominium, find your dream hom• Sundays • In the DAILY PILOT Exiseing Home ·Price Climbs Tbe medlan aalea price ol an exlatlnc home in Cattfonda cllmbed acaln durlnl the month of April to bit a new blah of $51,322, 2.9 percent ioqea.se cmtr the ~vlous month. and a u.e percent cllmti from a year qo. The fl1ures, released by Jerome Blank, president of the 100,000·mtmber CaUforoia AsaoclatJon o( Realtors, were based on data taken from a croaa-aectlon of 27 Boards of Realtors throupout the state, representing approximately 34.5 percent of Member Boards. IN MAKING THE REPORT, Blank noted that upward trend in housing prices "appears to be showing some signs of stabilization," noting that his organballon's survey of member boards indicated a under three percent increase for the past two month&. "While it ls aWl too early to predict a statistical trend," Blank explained, "we have seen a definite decrease from the Feburary high of 6.3 percent, the greatest monthly increase in the two years we have been monitoring the market." Earlier this month, Blank, the bead of organized real estate in California, predicted that skyrocketing home prices will begin to level off as new home construction begins to catch up with current housing demands. And even then, be does, not foresee a sudden drop in record high housing prices. THE REPORT ALSO STATED that the $40,000.to-$49,999 price range showed the greatest frequency of sales during the month of April (17.3 percent), followed b1 homes in the $50,000-to-$59,999 and $90,000 and over price brackets which tied for second place at 15.1 percent each. Three·bedroom homes, regardless of price bracket, still command the lion's share of sales (54 percent), followed by four·or-more bedrooms (18.3 percent). * * * West ·Leads Nation In Resale Prices WASHINGTON -The price of an existing single-family home in the Western region of the United States increased at more than twice the rate of homes on a national basis in 1976, according to figures released by the National Association of Realtors. The median sales price of a single-family home in the West reached $46,100 in 1976, a 16.4 per~ent in- crease above 1975 prices. This compares to a na- tional medjan price of $38,100, 7.9 percent increase above 1975 levels. On a national basis, last year 's price advance was the lowest since 1973 and it marks the first time in three years that existing single-family home prices rose at less than a double-digit pace, accord- ing to a report in the May issue of Finance Facts, a newsletter on consumer financial behavior pu}>Jished by finance companies. The least expensive existing single-family home market in 1976 was in the North Central re· gion of the U.S. where the median sales price was $32,900. The median price in the South was $36,500 for 1976; and in the Northeast, $41,800. Last year was a recet'Ctyear tor both sa\es and dollar volume in the resale of single-family homes. Sales volume was at more than three million units and dollar volume was above the $100 billion mark. ~njoy Full Service Retirement Living With NO INVESTMENT! i9 VUla ·Valencia In the Great Retirement World of Laguna Hills Orange County's Retirement Apattment Hotel With 'J'e~er . one.eril '\l Our fut-time Sod.al Adlwftln'DlrectM)ftana~ tour$, movies .lnck>thersroup functlon5. 'Facilities for the popular recre••ional activities ~re •II right here at home, ,~, . ~ coJ.-1ower ;~•l"l'yo~ think . Beausesornvch Is lndudtod. your rent boys much more of thesood 11rc.at Villa V11end1 ••. ind wtthout di$turbln1 your savlng1 lof • dc>Wn'payment o,t.lflY other ktnd of entr1ntt ftt. This mea"' afl your Yvlnp can ao rflht oo WOfkina for .rout , SPACIOUS Kftctt!N fN NEW CORDOVA HOME 72 BOIJles Offered 1. ' New:~~ Cordova Tract Now Open ·~ Viejo New Cordova's NelghbQrhood 21, situated in a picturesque sec- tion of northern Mission Viejo ad- jacent to the Wilderness Glen Natural Area, opened recently. A total of 72 homes, in 'our floor plans, are offered at ~ces ranging from $.St,385 to ~945. Homes are scheduled to be ready for occupancy in January, 1978. Visitors may view fully de· corated models of these homes daily from lOa.m. to6p.m. at the New Cordova sales complex, 26832 NQfal. Mission Viejo. To re· ach the models take the San Diego Freeway to the Oso Parkway exit and drive east into Mission Viejo. Turn right onto Marguerite Parkway, then left onto Felipe and follow the signs to New Cordova. The La Familia pJan is a single-level home with four bedrooms and two full baths. The country-style kitchen is adjacent to the rear family rQOm. The fourth bedroom may be easily converted to a master suite retreat. SOARING, VAULTED ceilings in the living room. kitchen and master bedroom give Cordova's El Nido plan •a spacious, airy feeling. This popular one-level plan bas three bedrooms. one of which is an optional den, and two full baths. As residents of Mission Viejo. Cordova bomebuyers are invited to join the $3.5-milllon private Mifsion Viejo Recreation Cen- ters. The sports-oriented com· munity also has.two golf courses, a bowling center, a roller skating rink and an equestrian center. NewlrViDe Village Hot . . On Market . • Ten months aftel" tta a.i openJn1. sales for the Irvllo Vlllage of·, Woodbrld1e h .. e topped lJOO homes, rvre;sentlll a total sales volume of more tban $85,000,000, according to Rtc:bard T. Bonetti, associate cUrectot (!( marketing for the residential clg- velopment division of the JrviM Company. ·· "By the end of the year. we•· pect to have sold more than 1100 homes ~d leased the 220 apalt. menta in the village'• fil'ft pha,se,'' said Bonetti. "Although there are sWI waft. ing lists for most of the nine pro- ducts, those who sign up are~· ing they do get an opportunity to bu1 a home within a f .. months," Bonetti noted. . • BONETl'I ADDED that tbe· n ewest product, Woodbricip Arborlake by McLain DeVelOp. ment Company, has some lux· ury, lake-oriented condominiums available. "The supply of Woodbriclle homes does not yet be1tn to match the consumer demand for them, according to Bonetti, who pointed out that almost 100,000 families have visited the village since it opened. WHEN COMPLETED In t,be early 1980's, the village •lll in· elude over 6,500 homes aJld 2,500 apartments. In addition, there will be dozens of parks, Ifill• or hiking and biking trails, a cotn· plete educational system ranging from day care through bi1h school and an innovaUve "activi· ty corridor" with a variety of facilities including a shopping center, restaurants and addl· tionel recreation such as a movie theater. Groundbreaking for the acti9i- ty corridor is expected this sum- mer and the first school is already under c~struction. NEW CORDOVA homes have three or four bedrooms and two or three baths in one· and two· story styles. They range in size from the 1,109t.square·foot El Nido plan to the 1,885-square-foot La Serena. Club Eyes Members The newly Introduced La Serena plan la a two-story home with three bedrooms, three baths, a f<>r01al cUnlng room, a country kitchen and a bonus room. An optioo..t cas fireplace is available in each of the five plans offered. The other new two-story plan, El Carmen, bas four bedrooms, two baths, a formal dhi)ng room, and a country kitchen. Monarch Bay Beach Club in Laguna Niguel is now offering a limited number of family memberships on a first come, first serve basis. Membership fee is $225 annually with no monthly dues required. Facilities available include indoor and outdoor showers, a priv~te patio, sand volleyball eourti, picnic and fire-ring fadlities and. women and men's restrooms. Club members may ... rederve ra~lities for private parties and activities for a nominal rental fee. Snack bar and bar services will be available during the summer vacation period six days a w~ beginning June 18. Lifegu;J! services are provided from a.m. ontn e p.rn. dat y, throughout the vacation ~· and on weekends through Oct. 9 For membership informati call 49M040. H Yo~ Miss~d Marina Del Rey~-Li.do, Maui or Balboa ... You Can Still Live On A Mai-ina 50 New Coiadommiums For Sale ni1• W~ek ·at Oceanside Marina from $94,$00 . ' Now. an opportunity to purchase a brand new view condominium home in one of the South- land's finest on·the·sea locations ... the prestigi- ous Marina Club at beautiful Qceanside hat:bor . "' co~LVO MEW 1977 242 NOW 52958 pt1)<, u •• 4 L•CF.NSE EPA MILEAGE ESTIMATES: -38MPG HWY. -31 MPG COMBINED -26 MPG CITY A•I ii'\ t • t ! '" .... OFFER OM THESE CARS GOOD THRU MONDAY-JULY I I, 1977 MllRQ~IS MUTO .RS · The difference between a . Mercedes-Benz lease and any other is the Mercedes-Benz. The car you lease does make quite a difference. After all, you don't drive the lease, you drive the car. And when you lease a Mercedes· Benz you drive some- thing special indeed. Whichever Mercedes-Benz model you choose, you drive one of the world's most respected automo· biles. A car with legendary engi- neering, meticulous craftsmanship, outstanding performance and safety. Something else: you'll drive the car you lease for two, three or even four years. Most cars look out of date all too quickly. But when you lease' a Mercedes-Benz, you drive a car wi th classic lines and timeless- ness that is never out of date. We have several leasing pians to offer you. One is certain to make it more convenient for you to drive a Mercedes-Benz than you might have thought possi-® ble. Call us today _for the \ surprising facts. '-_ Ask about our many convenient leasing plans. THIS MAYBE THE BEST TIME IN YEARS TO BUY A BEAUTIFUL . 1977 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE / ' . WE .NOW HAVE TH~· LARGEST SELECTION IN OUR HISTORY TO CHOOSE FROM OW HAVE 1977 MGs IM STOCK -HURRY! BAUER .MOTORS JAGUAR· MG· TRIUMPH •RITleH 2925 HARBOR BLVD. IN LBYLAND Between Adams & Baker • COSTA MESA 979-2500 ONLY FOR THE THE BMW 630CSi DISCRIMINATING IMMEDIATE DELIVERY IS HERE NOW! DRIVE "THE BAVA RI AN CR EAM'-THE ULTIMAT E DRIVING MACHINE " THIS WEEK'S 1969 IMW 2002 · REDUCED s2995 SPECIAL Automatic with air conditioning & AM/FM TO ONLY -radio A one owner CN. (ZRV449). 1975 MBZ 280 SEDAN A one owner car Wlth stereo oower windows & air cond '538MVll 1971 MGB ROADSTER 4 speed trans . AM/FM stereo & low miles In excellent condition. (182DEN) 1973 BMW 3.0CSA Automatic. sunroof. air cond. & low miles (351JPS). We also have a '74 automatic of this model. 1974 BMW 2002tH 4 soeed. air conditioning, sunroof & stereo cassette. ~rd to nnd model! (S96MCF) 1974 PANTERA 5 soeed AM/FM w/cassette. Michelin radials & low miles A suoert> Classic' 195SLOZi. 1968 PORSCHE 912 In suoert> condition! HU 5 speed trans . & chrome wheel s-.• (WPM25n. 1974 IMW 3.0S. Etectrto aµnroof. PWr· windows. leather Interior & factory mag w"eets. (388t<LF). 1974 MIZ 4SOSE Full power. 8 tracl< stereo cruise control. air cond & central locking system. (1380) 1974 IMW 2002 4 speed. AM/FM & only 23.000 orlg1nal miles. A super sharp car. (030KVT). · 1975 BMW 2002 Automatic. air conditioning. stereo, sunroof & metallic oaint. (0164). A rare Jewel! 1975 IMW 5301 Au tomatic. stereo & air conditioning. A fine one owner car. (062NIFl. I .. \ " DAILY PILOT Sund1x,Jutx 10, 117'7 Town St~ll Feels Effects· of Hurricane Agnes BOl'l'OR'S NOTE -WMn Hiii' M ~ ttruclc ttt. NortlifGM"" M zz. Im. one o/ ,,.. IManlM Ml E Ri Watlclr1·8olft, 1>0., tdwr• _,,.,, rt0e1'fd tne ,.._, fl/ ftlCllttl MuHI A . "'JIG'1n ~ W~ Vall~ fbtda I.bat "-" •ll«i• oJ u.. cMlolt., u~. Br IUUE REDEalCUI! WILKES-BARRE, Pa. (AP) - Svt'ft five yurs after Hurricane Acnes. people In this town divide ibelr era lnto "be(or(' lht! nood" and '.after the flood ... The flood left the city or 65,000 with more thun $1 billion in damages and w1lh physical and fft ental scars that still are readily &pparenL .. IT'LL NEVER BE over," aays Donna Mllea, a department lflore sales manaeer. "We've re- arranged our house so our valua- ble furruture as stored on the second noor. The minute the river nse~. al all moves up lo the attic or out of lhe valley to friends" "You could see the long·term ttrects in Eloise." says cotltrac- tor Tom Bell, referring lo a 1975 hurricane three years after Agnes -lhal brought heavy tlains but no flooding in lhe Wyoming Valley. thanks to rein· forced. higher dikes on the Sus· quehanna Raver. "I never saw so many rented trucks. People were packing up and getting out." IN THE '72 CALAMITY, about 100,000 persons were left home· less In the Susquehanna flood . Most were housed in trailers and campers provided by the U.S. Department or Housing and Urban Development. Only three families live in the trailers today. but there are plen· ty of other reminders. "The Oood has become an h.i s· tori cal date." says psychiatric social worker J . Wa rren Yarnal. .. You can hardly go a day an this town without hearing someone talk about 'before the nood' or . a fl er lhe nood.". A TEMPOR.\RY BRIDGE still spans the Susquehanna. Rubble· filled lots and condemned build· ings dot lbe town. Several streets remain closed to traffic. Elemcn· tary school children attend classes an a temporary quonset hut-lake structure Th'e Wilkes· Barre public square is torn up, APWlreplloto STEEL WALL ALONG SUSQUEHANNA RIVER REMINDER OF 1972DEVASTATINGHURRICANE Townspeople Stlll Divide Their Era Into "Before" and "After the Flood." • and the central business district is being rebuilt. lo Chamber of Commerce terminology, all of the flood· related repair is called "re· development." While larger chain stores are pleased with the modernization that will allow the central city to compete with sub- urb shopping malls, many s mall bus inessmen say the effort has not meant progress for them. "I DON'T KNOW what's been worse for this area -the nood or redevelopment," says lawyer George Ritchie. who. like many downtown workers, m ust detour around various construction sites to get to his office overlooking the public square ... Redevelopment is killing the little guy.·· "Between redevelopment and SBA. they put me out of busi· ne ss." says print er Jake Sirotkin. Of the ~ million the fedend Small Business Administration spent on flood-r e l ated re· construction in Pennsylvania, nearly $500 million went to Wilkes-Barre. LIKE MORE THAN half of the city's homeowners and small bus inessmen, Sirotkln was able to get a loan from the SBA to re- build his home and business. But the Wilk es-Barre Redevelopment Age ncy tore down the block where his print shop was and erected a new building, charging four limes the previous rent. Slrotkln 's business failed. He suffered a heart at· tack. Now he's put a "For Sale" sign in front or the totally rebuilt house where his four children grew up. WHILE FLOOD VICTIMS ex· pressed gratitude for the favora- ble terms of their special SBA disaster loans -1 percent In- terest and a $5,000 "forgiveness" -many question the wisdom of the federal policy that en· couraged renovation rather than relocation. Federal disaster loans were responsible for the reconslruc· lion of so many homes in lhe hardest-hit south Wilkes.Barre a rea that the neighborhood is re· (erred to as a "government re· servation." "TOO MANY PEOPLE were forced into massive jndebled· ness. to reconstruct devastated buildings that sbouldn 't have been rebuilt, in are.as where they would )lave preferred not to re· main," said Fred Anderson. a re· giona) coordinator ror HUD in the disaster relief and redevelop- ment effort during 1972· 74. "I feel that the growth of this area would have been much longer·lived had there been more judicious de· 22 Woinen Join 'A Few Good Men' QUANTICO. Va. CAPJ -The r ecruiting posters asked for "a few good men." but the Marines looked and round a few good women. loo. and that's what made Charley Com pany d 1f· fere nt from Able. Baker or Fox. Charley Company is the first in the Corps with women -22 oC the 266 Marines in the company. And 21 weeks of integrated' training were capped last month by a graduation where the women Marines did themselves proud. "TO ME, OUR training wasn't lo prove that wom.en are as capa· ble as men in the field, fighting with weapons and kill, kill. kill," says 2nd Lt. Mary Devlin of Terre Haute, Ind. "It was to familiarize women officers with the training of a Marine." Wearing dress whites, a diploma in hand, 2nd Ll. Patricia Blaha of San Antonio, Texas, walked off the stage and got a big kiss from a Marine general, Herbert Blaha, her father. "Some of the men have com· plained that the women couldn't keep up with the men and slowed them down. That's not entirely true," U. Blaha said. ••suaE, SOME women needed help at times 1and some were slow. but some or the weaker men in the unit slowed the unit down too. and the men aren't saying much about that. In fact. there were times when the women went to the ald of slruggl. ing men." All 22 women of Charley Com· pany have college degrees. five of them have their masters. and five are qualified as expert riflemen. Not all male s kepticism was extinguished. "Women just shouldn't be permitted in the field ... and they don't belong in fox holes,'' said one Marine. "ARE THEY Marine lieule· nants who happen to be in train· ing, or are they some kind or freak on exhibit caueht in Marine training?" wondered 2nd Lt. David Ha c k c me ye r of Lynchurg, Va. Charley Company's com· mander, M.;. Guy Pete, said: ''I'm not training women u pla· loon commanders. They're not physically Cit for that.'' But as for women in Marine programs, "let's face it, they are here to stay." Lt. Col. Barbara Dolyak put It this way: "Our society ii con· stanUy cban&lne. We have the Naval Ac.demy, West Point, the Air F°"'e Academy Involved in lnte1rated ttat~. Why not the Marines?" WHY NOT, indeed? One ot the new 1raduatee, 2n4 Lt. Anne Mlllnovicb of Gr~leld, Wls.1 aaid: .. I'm a Marine officer ano proud of tbe fact, but more lm· portant, I am a lady -.a woman Karine olficer, .. Femininlty ls a state of mlnd tbat airvivea dirt and mud and c:amouOaltd faces," abe aaid. ·~v.u eUber han tt or you don't," . !arly nut month, tbe f4arlne Corpe wlU decide whether the In. te1ratecl t.raln1nt pro1ram 'l\r· Vives. cisions about re-use of the nood plain." Residents had to prove lhat a building had severe s tructural damage before the government would buy a property at pre-nood value and move it to higher ground. Many residents and merchants fell they had no c hoice but to rebuild their heavily da maged homes and businesses. NOW DEEPLY IN DEBT to the SBA, they resent the election· year influx of urban renewal grant money funneled largely in to the business district. A recent study showed the effect of the heavy federal and state business subsidies. leaving over 40 per cent of the City's properly tax ~ee. · The Flood Victims Action Council, which claims more than 2,000 members in Pennsylvania and New York. lobbied for le1lllaUon to preclude fotted bulldJna m the nood plain provide better lon1-rao1• n protectioo. . ''AJl.redefeloPment did wu • pour • lot of IDOClef &oCo • lot pocketa in the center d\y," com plalned one member. '"Th• 1ov emmeol's hee rtde for bit buJ1 ness bas only increased our tax burden. Our lndualry Jiaan't picked up, and the lot of tho average cltlaen ha111't im· proved." DESPITE ALL THE com· plaints, Wyoming Valley'• resl· dents polnt with pride to what they consider one posiUve effect of the disaster : The stron& fami- ly and community support that helped them survive . ''I was amazed at the re· sillence of the people," said social worker Yarnal. PsychologtSt Carl Nitsche, wbo studied the psychological effects of the 1972 nooding, found re- lali vely few psychic problems, most relating lo the disruption of the environment in the flood· damaged communities. Follow- up coW\Sellng has confirmed the value of mutual psychololical support among flood victims, he says. "THE SUPPORT NETWOllK , In some of the hardest·hjt com· munilies is so strong that lhe few who were fortunate. enough to escape serious flooding prac- tically feel like pariahs." Dr. Nitsche says. Residents still debate whether a similar disaster could happen again. "We're s till living in a flood plain," says Ande rson, the former disaster relief official. .. While people are growing more confident that the river w1l never flood that way again because we now have a couple more reel of dike. I'm still wor- ried . "I TIUNK THAT as develop- ment increases up river, there will be more and more run-off water. and sooner or later this valley will nood a gain. The worst part is. I don't thank we ·u s urvive another disaster.'' Contrarlor Bell also recognizes the potential for another flood, but adds, "1( 1t noods again, we'll rebuild. We all have im;urance now, so we wouldn 'l be hit nearly as hard as in Aenes. '' .I SUnday, July 10, 1977 DAIL V PILOT 03 OPEN HOUSE TODAY 1 PM • 5PM In ht••wl ••ulo!hl Jlh 1 '" , • ., ul W1.,.ll lltr Sr>·•• l t.1trm ·• l1.11h 1.1m1t' h11t1w " '"' 1 h l.11uf .. r111111111 ''""'''' ~oo 00U hnm1 ... th1' n111• :11 nnlv ~1111 ·,on ha, 111 ti!' 11111 to l'1•n,.11h•1 I' 'I ~.~"'' I 11 'II II l•lh 11 CUl VEIDALI IUUTY A TTH: LG. 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'I l•lt m l'h.tf'nw1 '' 1wrf1·1 I for th1· ynune •·nuµlr ,1.ir111111 nut' llUI!•' t•nfln .. 1'<1 hf.. 1 cl fnr tht• httl• 11111·, " lrmttn 1\ or,tnl!t' lr1'l'' llrn1 h• 111 th1• lw,1d1 11111 \'wt11rr,1 ("11,f,1 \l .. ,.1 f,tr. iii I MESA VERDE BEAUTY l 'mrpfl'h rlt''-1\!ll•'fl ;lf'llllllCI ,1 h:r• hill l""'I lh•• 1'1n!.H11 I h<lrm homt• I" ICfo'.tl tor ~r ,1111111' lam1l1 11\ll'll' ll11i..1,111olonc p111I 1.11111'<.l!llllC: lltll .111·.1 11•"1' '" lh•• ·I 1o1111trv c'luh :111111 ('1111111n l'J11h 111 c • \I 1;11, Ti 11 MARINA HIGHLANDS l\tfl' :1 ltclr m :.! hath ~· I mh rm 1•\t'l'til I\,. hom<' Ill 111111·1 p1 I\ .oil' 11<'11-!hhttr hoocl (\\\ 111'1' ol1·,111" lfll lll•·oi "''" ,,1k llll'\ "''' cl 1._l;11111• I 11 I h" h1'.tl'h Jtl)lli \' ;ol lo•\ f<d c \1 ltl(i Til 1 COLLEGE PARK Sur••rb lam1I~ honll' 1n tmm:ll' 1·1ind up11rndeod thr11n1n ~ hr 2 ha fLtm 1·m & rim rm Prof 11111 m;.1111t l:.incl'PI! .111,1 lr<.ted ~I 1-'1111fh.•m !'\I l..lh i711 MARINERS SCHOOL 3 hr he.11111 11 le h.11 I.' .11·11 d' t" \1 .irin"r'I Sl'h1inl ,\· p.1rl. '\1·11 rpl ,fl, drp' 111•1 lhh'<I ·111 f'l.,111·1 "I I \I 1.11; i'ill EASTSIDE CUSTOM R<'a ut ram1h b11nw 111 tJnt.1,t11· Ea~h1rle on 'Jlflrt ,, or c·uq horn•'' ;\lanv amC'111t1es <'nh;101·1• tlw 'all!<' rrr 1111., ncwh· "''NI l!Pm -. .. 11.·r 11•.111111! arPa C\Jj IWIO bl'lt•\\ nl';tll''I t·••nlf'.11·.iloh• :..~1111 l'Jl11m,1. 1\1 1,ftiTilt SHAKE ROOF GOOD CM MEIGHIORHOOD L()1•1•h 4 lir l1111m· 1111 ,1 111111'1 'I nr So Coa<:t Pl;na \:11·t• 1·111 ~ .. llrp~ Th•' 1s a J?r!'at lam1I~· h11mP ,'(, 11 ' 111·11· .. rt 111 onl~· SR.'i.000. Pl!'a~C' rail now f>.15 !l-l!H \\' nr Rristnl. Nn nfl P.tt1l11l'lnn 1111 SI :io!lii Tnn1t1. C':\1 GREENBROOIC BEAUTY 2 s tnrv .. 5 hr. toe.ii honw for lht' f'XN' "hn ente-rt111nl' J lot Spar fam1l\' r<',1clenrf' '' <:l<'P down ram. nn & walk in w rt har I.I! 111 tnl! rm 11 voult"d r1>1lmJ?' UUI?<' \1<,lr Mrm Miiie Nr So. Cnac;t Pla1;1 W off Bt'ar at BullO<'k·c;. F. on Drhha. ~11 on J.Jrk<.p11r !t20 Crot'll' C\I :m91q1 IEAUTIFUL MJSA YltlD! 2 STORY--4 IDRMS. Lovely up,grJrled family home w spttr. toomc; on extra wide lot. Acct".'i~ for RV or 'boat Quiet trN' !1h11ded i.trf'f'I w rl'l<'fldly ne111hbol"ll. Rtkf' t rail to bt.>arh nf'arb.'" alonJi? nver b;mk Retter hurr.v on th1:; nne. Onl\' Sl2!l.SOO W of H~1rllor. No orr Adam!'. 'on Shnntnr. W 1111 Balf'rir to F.urnpa. 'lln to SI. 2010 Rallro. CM. 545-!ll!!I MUA VERDI · GOLFCOUR5- Bureola ~bdrm 2 !llory rlllhl on 9th Jtreen. Funta~Uc noor plt1n & hoflll" ror the execuUvt-wh o enjoy11 entf'rtalnlnl! & irar~ fml~ IMn11. W1off Me11a Verde Dr .. 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Ont' nf lhl' bt>'I bu" on lht' market turl;o1 Call t11r rl1rl'1111111 .. lllli·032l EXECUTIVE LIVING In htfl H 8 ··Pre~lt.1!t•" Hnml' l'\/t';.irlv 2'!110 "Q. rt or lu;1;11rwu>1 It\ lllC <l\\<lll' \1111 ancl ~11ur rmlv 111 th" 1a .. 1etull.v app•111111'<1 ~ hdrm rt''10t'Ot'I' S1t11;ott•rl nn htrll\ man11'11rt'<l .1?roumh 1111-. '' tht' 1wrf1•rt hnme for tht• df' .. c·rimin:.ilinl! 1111\t'f '1'011 ilfl' n•spet·tfullv f'l''''"''ll'fl 111 1·all ><'Ii 11:1:.i1 fnr ti 11·N•t 11111~ HELP!! o" n1•r-. h,11 e purc·h<Jsl'rl n1•11 h11m1· & .11 ,. orff'rtlll! th1•1r 11111 'J hdrrn II fl hconw fu1 nnlv ~i7 !JOO Hranct Ill'\\ 11llra mcl'h•rn hill h' htH!l' v:.ird phi-. loh m111'1' llurrv .~ r;1ll l11r 1hn•1·l 1111h 1<!17 11:1:.!1 $621900 ANXIOUS I ;11·.1r II H ·'"'"' flit'<' homo· :I •flJ<'llllh lulrm '.! h;1th ~ m11n• '-.11hm11 "''" tc•rm' ll11rn" !11::1 .'il;/l l';oll l11r 1!1rP1·11rrn' SPLASH! Dun t ml" 1h1'' Fl1·1?.1nt .1 h1lrm :! h.11h m.1111 111\lffl 'Ir." + """' h1tl ptKol 'I 11' \1111r t•·rm' !fli:I :)1,71 (\111 lnr clrn'< I 11111~ PRIDE SHOWS I hui?t' h<lrm .... ~ h:ol f1, 111•1•c; I,..,,., 1 •Im tlonr' l'Ountrv k1trlwn hlll nplinl! Submit 11•1 m' •11;;1 ,i;; I <'.Ill 1111 cllf'f'f'flflO' S63,500 VA OK n1 fl .. ,f'rut111· tcm nhnm1• 2 1•:11 e:11 ;oer 11:1110 ac·r<'' nf vr f'l•n m;1111 l11"1n xtra' ~ hue•• h<lrms & "'"'" I ;i Ill\ I h1rn • •11;:1 ,;1;i1 ('all ror tl11·1·1·t '"'" "FRANCISCAN" EXECUTIVE I."""' llnlmll\ · '111111'1 I heir m :1 11.1111 t 111111•r Int lll'.Jf' fl.ti I. ht11?1' 111111 1111 • 111,11· IKlrn1 11·tr1 .. 11 :1 1•;1r "·" .1)!1· 1111111 lhl'< \\IOfl.I 1 ..... 1' 'lh;I ~)lii'I l ',iif l"I <llrt·1·tll'llh GREEN VALLEY 5 BDRM ,. Fnrrner mrv1PI c;pntltl•' l'nn<lllto'n h·nlral .11r Fr;illlr«'' :.! hdrm nn hi ll1w11 Sll"ll (!1& r; II\ rm n;1lural wn"'I 1 ahm1•1 .. 1·!'ram1r lilt-. mll'rorl'C111a1tlroh" 11.olk on 1·lo'<t•t:-t:x1·pllen1 land'-!'llfllC ,•1; :;1u1 .>~Ii· l7'>-l 11r !llil!-3.'r.I C;oll tor 1hr"""''"' SANTA AHA CLASSIC IEAUTY LARGEST MODEL Most attraclil'P drc·k "alk11 .1~ Pntr:int·t> w 'brirk fC'ncE'<'I Crt\d Prh .1('\ I bdrm. ram. rm. frml dln1n~. l-:l'1'1'·1h1n1? you w;inl & nC't>d 111 a !I rnn OP\\. h1·:i11t 1 hnnw Quality <'Pl!!. Vuulteli t•1•rl1111?,. l111µr mi;tr. sutle. Wnlkm wl't lwr R1i: k111·h Abundant stora~e Onl_,. Stl7.!lOO. Rt•ll l'I' hurr.v on this ont>: 1833 Garry. Suntu Ami W. of Rrislol. So. ore Sr,:?<'rstrnm on R1•ar W. off Beur on ~l 5-15-l!.t!ll TWO HOMES OM A LOT In a \'ery ni<'e resldenti;•I 1Jrea Ea'' lo keep rented. or use one foT vourselr t.. tht' other for mother-ln-law ti25 S R""" St Santa Ana. 64tJ.771 t VILLAGE W ALk Spa<'1ous 3 bdrm. 2 ba. w b1i: dbl!' 1·ar l!ara1?e. Ideal location in proi.1m1t1 111 Sn Coast Plaza. Arand nl'\\' 2700 \ Se1?erstrom. f..16-i71 I SO. COAST PLAZA VALOWDOWM Gor$leous home wlbeaul land~rapmiz. 1ust a stroll aw11y from lhe m;11w fine stores al So. Coast Pla1a. l111thly upizraded 4 br. 2 ba. Owner ha'I been transferred. Pnred for quick !lute at only 572.000. 2130 Linda Way. No or Warner. W. of Bristnl. 546·0022 VACANT! Move in now. The fruit tree iR loaded & you c;-an relax under th• II(. pullo c:over wJllle t.he kids do the plcklllll· Cls. to l?~eat shoppinll & freeway, Spac'!. 4 br. & 2 bu. Localed on a lovely st reet in a fa.shi~able •N:•· Priced at only S75.000. Wt 'Viii pay cash for hvour present home. $>e 2~at St .. No. or 1"1\ , E. Ol S.ntlal(o. ~6.0022. I I! l',1rd "' many fruit trees on ,. quiet c·ul dt> MH' Motivated owner will Jell no down VA Pm·ed ror a qu1<'k sale at only S.'Z 500 7tlG 1-: Camile. E . or Hullady. No. or M <'f''addt>n Mfi 11022 JULY SPECIAL LOTS OF YARD Chel·k th11> Ont'. R<>aul. 3 br. 2 ba. l\1N• fenced backv;ird w fruit trees Anx1ou~ O" lll'r 11111 i..t'll no down VA Priced onlv ut S5fl.2.'10 2036 S Lowel. W. of F'lowcr. &1. of St. \ndre11-.. 541i OO:r.! CAM YOU IELllEVE IT! RIU PRICE $45,500 Owner \\Ill 1."Ul'rv 2nd TD Xlnl 'IJJ'lt'r hbm<' vou mu~ n!'\ er !!el ;in opportun1l1• lil\e th" nnt> a~:.1111 1 Cb to fme shoppml? art>a & fn•1•11uv,. See it toda~' 15116 f''a1rmon1 W. 11r <~run• Sn of 17th 546-0022 GIANT 5 IDRM 3 IATH So C'11a~t Pla1a ;irea 0C'l'Oraled like a nwcl1•I Sp;H' II 1'1111! rm 11 bt>alll frf)lt' 2 t>at1n)! ur"J". I 1'011lcl bC' frml <lt11111c rm F.:n1oy lrtC' on thr' 11111N -.1. 011nPr ha' pr1rt'd lo st•ll :.it $i:l 000 We will pa1• t•ash for vour pro·~ent home 1!121i Carlton Pl . F: nl Hmll So of ~:d111gt•r S..lfi·IMI<!'~ POOL $61,500 Rrt>f'1P thru b11'v -.urnmcr 1n rurt> t·r11h111 mvnt '.! holrm :.! b.1th. frplr b I t r n " n " 11 " r h a " I' o m p I t· l e II r!'dt•1·111.1h'd l'lt1,h nt•11 l'rpt <'U,.lom dr;op1·' 1h111011t 11<'\\ 1•n1r~ 11 allpap1•r m inor-. .11lull 11n·11p11·d 1mm<1l'Ubte r1111-. 11t llt'<'kllll! ilf'llllllrl 'tlilrklfnl! JllKll \lu'l 't't'' 111:~1 F111·1·-.t .).11; li.'>-l 11r9li8-:l3'il MO LOTTERY \nrl ht•ltl'r b111 than llt''' upJ!raded lh111n111 f1om 1111• Pntrv to rn11·rort•d 11Jrclrnh" '.I hclrm +-hul!E' fml1 kitchen W a It nt I! I."' 1111•rlnol.' 1•111· cl pal 10 ~-''""""' "''' nt hn• k 111mplell' 1·11,tnm lnih .. ;1p1nc '''·" Sn ('11:.i-.1 Plata '\79 :1:>11 <;1•1• tncl.11 ·•:1111 \\ llo•nilcork .'l.11; 11.·1-1 or !Ifill :1:171 EL TORO /MISSION VIEJO DECORATORS DELIGHT ·• 1 •;I "I f1•1·I 111 luxun 111 f;int.1~111· \l 1.,,..11111 \'i1·111' • S11p1•r :.! 'tor~. 1 lxlrm ht•a 111' " ''' ;.1 ... tuo m;on\ to mt'nlllm' • Su1w1h lrnl.\' rm'' Lowl!'t pnC'f' on the mark1•t JI onll' S9fl.51}(J Bett1·r hurn'' ('all for 1trrN·linn' 5/16 .. IOOO STEAL THIS OHE! Rrrlur1•t1 In lholl:i.lnrl~ for q11r1·k <ah' "1111t·r c h·an I bdrm '.! '<Ion h11m•· 11 let• "''' r ,11111·'' 1'101 lanrl" Jll'll'' l 'nn,,ol ·•a1l'hn'' \II 1ft1, onh .:;;1; 101 C;oll t••r <1111•1·1111n-. '>Xii llHMr A BONUS FOR YOU!! "r:,..r1111" :l h<lrm .... 1h·n homr 11· 'llper h11c1• 11111111-.. rrn" Prnfo> .. ...,n n.olh lan1h1·p1vl'' Our hr-<.t 11111 .11 nnlv S'iR !ll"I Im rn1•d1al<' l"'''""''"n'' l":rll r11r 1fll l'C'IJ11n-. 5Xf, ~INKJ COUNTRYSIDE CHARMER l'r11 alP <'llrncr lot hold" thi~ I\ I,\' :1 bdrm h11mt•'' Ramhlrn~ C'Ountrv krt1·hl.'n'' Plush <'l'pls'' lh'l'Or<•lor dr:1pl'' & mu1·h m11r1•'' J>rio·•'CI t11 -.I'll 1n thl' ln11 7fl'c;•'' Cull for ct1rr1 lrnn~ .W. tllc)l1 TOPLESS VA TERMS You '"Ill I top this for lee; .. '' Super ttpJ:raded I b<lrm hnme ne~tlrcl on u qtti<'I rul d<' 'ar'' :<tra plush nplml! & <'ll"tum drp._' 1 PIU" C'POlral atr' 1 \ nlUSI ~l'I' hnmp " \' \ tt•rms" 0nl \ Sii .!lOO Call rnr d1re1·lmns SAA ~non UMCHWOOD IEAUTY This 1s a re;il doll hou'le w hsi:hlv upJ?ruded !'f'I'<. & drps. ~hake roof. sep laundry room. Ideal for ynunl'\ or retired cou pie AuundanC'e of SlOrllJ!f'. Only "71.900 :?:?:,.'ii Kilb El Tnr11 ;-.;., 111 F:I fnrn IM W nl T1·11h11t·n .>·15-!14!11 YOUWIUJUMP ft<)RJOY! Wht•n you open the doors or this btfl 3 bdrm "''lite rm~ tm home'! ~rators delis:hl w1 all the xlra~ ! ! Priced under SI 10.000. Call ror dire<'lions 51164000 PARIC PLACE PALACE l.01 1•ly 4 bdrm tri·level home onlv 2' '? vri. old'' 1r1>11rudes JW lort•!!L viy pr'or. l:.indsc·ped yard!! A must see at 5124.500. C1tll for d1n.>cl1ons 586·4000 HO LOTTERY IRAMD HEW l-'an1as111· new hom<' lorated in Lhl' wood!'> in ~upcr l.~tk!' F'ore~t'' Plu!lh t·ph & cl rps'' llu)le t·ul de ~Ill' lot': Huli!e 3 c·ar i:uru~, .. ' Too m.iny xtras to mentmn' • l'r1<·P1I .11 5123.900 Call for direction,. 5111; mm SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO EXECUTIVE SUITE Supl'rb Quality c:u~tom home located hil!h on a hill 1n Pll'IUrP!'que "Rancho C.ql1!->lra nu· '' E:u·l11~11·(' private l'llmmun1l\' ton<' for hor~es' • llul!e 2"· .1t·rt· <'slalt"' Pnl't·d tu M'll al Sl5!l.900' • l':tll for 1hrt-t·t1nn-. 584) IOOO RUDY MOW for :.i IJ.! Cum1lv' Redec·oraled lhruout 4 II? bdrm.'> 2 bath:. & llvin~ rm. 24'x 13' w •brick frpl. Lcwuted in VIiia Park S1·hool Oisl or Oruni;!I.' Rl.'arly to mow 111 ut S72.900' t;:rumo. C.ill ror d1rCC.'t1011~ GET STARTED m this lpvely. llm;1ll home-<'h·an. br1izhl & rull or charm ('O\ d. pllllO~. built Ill BllQ. xtra storni:e rm Vc>rv d1's1rahle 2 hdrms. 1 hath. onlv :s56.000! 6.J1 tt770 Cull ror d1rt'<'tinn,,, SELLING'/ YOUR HOME1 We'"' bt«•n ~PllinJ! more than 1000 home' per month' Wt•'d ltke to help vo11 !>ell vou,-., 1 Call onP of our Sates Proreshlonill' toda1 '"u II he Ji l ad ynu out 714 1\37 1>770 LUXURIOUS OUTDOOR LIVING In vour 011n b1•aut. Smoketree 3 hr. lownhousl>' /\ prol londiicupt'(I urea for P\'I. outdoor h\'1111! w 'wc.od de<'k. trelhi< l'on•r. & l!<J' HBQ .Just S66 0001 Call '''' rlirerttons li37 H77U LEMOHTREE In Lhe patio of this attral'll\'l' C.'!mdo for a ynl! <·nuplt' ~ hr & nice lum1ly k1tl."h. area Pnval'v + rnmm. Pool Th" 4 yr. old is a J!Ood buy S49.911U' Call for directions 6:l7 1)770 TUSTIN/HO. TUSTIN GARDEN GROVE FAIULOUS .CONDO l'nl1m1t1·d amP111t1e~ One or a kind. t·nm11ll•ll'ly upgrC1dt'<I Li: 3 bdrm or 2 + rl1•n Frplt• \\l't bar 2 uaths. decorator clrap1•' ~ ";1llp;qlt'r F.les:<inl llithtin)! f1\111n·' 1~15Ull \\'1ll1umi. ",J". Tusltn. -lh~ 7711 TUSTIN MEADOWS 4 IDRM + 2 IATH r.n·;1t opportumtv Po1mlar <,mJ?ll' stnrv m114h·I 11 1·1·n1r.1I ,11r l I \23 ~ep Cmlv rm St•llt•r, """""' ~ n"'"onuhlt> <'.ill for tlll 1•1·1111f1' 1122 lil!IMI RED HILL RIDGE R~DUCS> $35,000 Fur rmmr<t1.11t• -..:.ilP This racquet duh llt'W homl' ha' 11 .ill R1• surC' to 'ee lhi-. on1• nf a k1ncl hhran· \'uttllt•d b<'am~. 3500 '" II h11..'1• mstr hdrm 11 'unkt.>n tuh ctr .1rnat1e· 1!1 dr:tpt>s pool & t<Jl't1n1 on' .11·rt· '11•11 ,'i; m11d1. rn111·h mnrP Cull rnr ol11·1·1•t11111' 11:1:! f~MI ELEGANT F.1mrlv 111 mt.' ur,1rahlt· an•n or Tustin T,t,lt'flllh 11 .. c·1oratt•d ·I htlrm ... :I', hath~ 111·11111 n~'1m. lamliy room. lnrmal rlmmi;: 1'J'" l'Jf'I' kttdwn 1·1mtrat atr' F11hulnu' l.1nrlsl'api• l'Omplt•t~ with po0I. ~1.cbo. hi~ pnnrl ~ pool hmi..t• 1 \I OOt''l prll'E' 5171.500 Call fur d1rf't•t1con' 1137-67TO US,000 34'x l4' POOL S1•l IPr' le1t\ JOI! uea Call about this Im"" :1 hr + :l ha w l ·h20 fml.v rm. Super 110111 ar<'J fe1wt>n s;.rfet1· C-;111 rm 1hn•1·t11H1' ><:r.!-fll!Ofl 4 IDRM + 4 IATH MOTIVATED Gnrc1·n11-. '"1mmin.I! pool. iazebo. pool hnuw hh· 11nncl Real Exnttc 124 n. loft. Frml rhn1nc ""ll tllx2'2 fmty rm. Q111et 1• .. 1.1hltsh1•cl ;11 l'a (';Ill fnr cl1re<'linns 11.1:! r>HcNI 4 IDRM + 3 IATH 18xl6 POOL • S!'llc'r n111111;1lNI. Mn~t de'i1ral>le N. Tusl111 1111-;1111111 19xl!-I fn1lv rm. Central air nf C'fllfl'~<' f'r1<'e rt•sdu<'ed to Slf~.500. 1212 l'11mlwr;1 Pt>il!'OC'k Hills. Call for d ll'f•!'t 11111~ l'l:!:l t>HOCI HORSE PROPERTY GUEST HOUSE l.1H.ef 1 3 lldrm home w'separate i?uest hnu•w 10x21 FR. 200 ft loft. 16xl9 <'O\"d p;1t1n Tr:11ler arrPss Prired under <;100 1100 Cnr fu-.t c;11IP Call fnr d1rectinos 1132 fiHIMI 5 IR + POOL + VU Rift home 1n J!rt•al area. Great nprinrt11n1tv aii ownrr will f1n<.1n<'e. 14x20 rl1•n I~'< 17 hi' rm. I.et·, de:il Call ror d I rP('llOfl'I 8J2 l;itll(l GATEWAY TO LEMON HEIGHTS lltrl 4 hdrm W'liled entry. Btfl rmly home " hul!C' bdlc Mone frplr. <'erarnit' title. R. \I sfla<'<' F.spl::inde. '.'J. off Fairhaven nn stref't. 837 So. New Ha\•en. 54.S·94.'11. READ&WEEP II Hiit ..... loo lull' $611.500 • IXKll. uddl! pool tahlE' stone fr pll'. H \' . ronC'r<'I<' p:.irkinJ? ... 3 bdrm 2 b:tth Rlt '"' """ !'pis Sup1'r cnnd111on · "1uf :-<J 1d tW>7:! Wonrll>urv ~u; 1754 VAOI< $54,500 Thi-. 1s nice' 3 hlll?t' bdrm-. m.rnv \Ira'· \.I I <>rm-. 11 l'lrome II urn·• <lfl.1 ~71 or 556 703.5 Call for d1r<'<'llflll' ANAHEIM FflESHL Y RS>ECORA TED \\'ilh nt•\\ paint instd<' & t·urpt•ts ,\ llr.11>t'' o\n except1on:illl auraC'tl\ <' 4 h!'drnom · 2 h:ith home> 111 F: •\n,1hr1m l.:.irct' l11·ini: rnnm with hnl·k r 1 n•pl.ll·1• 111 f.11ml;o; room " j!llOd IHI\ .it 1;°7 111:;.1• (';.ill r111· clll'<'l'llnll' 1;.11 r.nu ANAHEIM HILLS FUSSY BUYERS K1• 'Ill'<' 111 .,.,,. 1111, 11111 \11 ;1tw1111 lltlh h11m1• 1 hllrm. :!1 · h:iflt, rmh rrn trml din rm. l,i:P lot ltlllt•I 1•111 clP -.;JC• ('all (Or nHlrl' mrormatmn & uirt·,·11011-. Hit 15-ll! HILLTOP HOMI 5 IDRM + 4 IATH Al a prkt' YOl' enn arrnrd Al-.n clt'n + rmh· I'm • dtn rm Cttntr:JI IJll' GOl'j\('OI" 29'<24 pool Rn•athtakmJ? vrnw lo hill' II. " 1 n a 1•h1f) "hc\I frnm -ll h Ct t'!'ll ,ti c1lll roursp Tt11~ •~ ,1 clc•al (\111 r11r •l1rrrlrnn' 113'.! llROO THE TOWN-AHO-COUNTRY 'et.e hhorhoorl 111 \n,1h1•1m llllh Warmm.ttton Pl.m \ · onh !l month" nr11 Dehl!hlful J(arden 1 fl'\\ dinml! room lar.tte ram1I~· ronm w11h r111•plJ<'t' luxury s11ecl m;Jster M11lr lnmpetitivPI\' prit•!'d -Sl3ti 1100 Cati ror flt rP!'l lflf1' 1;:1; ll7i0 BUENA PARK ONLY $48,995 VPry nt<'I' 4 b<lrm 2 bath homt> l.J?t> yarrl trnilt'r al'<'e!I!! Pr1rrrl tor quirk sale. Cull ror 1llr!'clt0ns 1171 l.')~2 FULLERTON ENJOY LIVING in thl" btn pool & 0t1tdoor entertammir in the 1!37.ebo All in thf.> pr11·ar,· o r a <'Ul·dl'·Sll<' 4 lldrms 2 halht;. frpll'. fmh· tm Call for mnrP detail~ .inarm1Lc; lldrms. 2 b1tlh". fml\ rm. ln1pl\· lundsrup!'d corner lot. C.'entr.11 :i1r. 2 pallO); & morf' C'.111 fnr d1rPrl1nn4'. R71 .1a12 VACANT Ready for you to move m A harct to find :J llctrm. 2 bath 1n prim<' area for onl\' SSS.000 C:ill for dln•rt1ons 1171·1542 LAGUNA HILLS ORANGE PLACENTIA OUALITY AT ITS IEST!! Super clean "Acacia Knolls'' Plan 3000 w'upitrades lflllore!! 3 ltce bdrms!! 2 ~parklln$l baths!! Super plltib! ! Cle.anesl 3 bdrm on the market!! Priad al onlv S17 .900. Call ror directions 5814QOO. OLDlllUT GOOD No telling how ord -but il Is in super !!harp c:ond. New cpla-1'emodt-led kitchen & bath -2 b~r9u. & trpl. Lo~ated cc>nvenlently in SO. Oranire. A super bl.l,v al 963.000. 631-6770. Call ror dl~iOM. IS>UCED SS,000! T1u1tefully upirrnded 4 bdrm. 3 bath ""lllecf entr~·. proCe11J1tonallv landi1rped w elettronlrally tlmro RprinkleMC. Cl~ tri school~ It 11hoJ)ff. N'l:la11tanchury. W ~r Kramear on "treet. tlS Bickford. 5'5-9'91. .~ ' c ! • ... °'-IL V PILOT SUnday, July 10, t971 Famous It<1lian designer Biki draped lhese beautiful wicte legged pants to fall like a skirt. She imaginati\cly used <.'ontrastlng bands down lhe tront and around the w<11st. topping wilh a bow ; then tucking an u llmH·r There 1s a center back zipper. Fabnr:,. crepl'. :-hµper sutin. knit, ml!tallic cloth, Jersey. 7'!170 1::. eut only m Misses 8·18. Size 12 re· quire:. .J }lb ut ~5 .. fal>rn: for the pants plus 1 1/8 yds. contrast. To order: send pattern number, size, naml', addre~~ and zip. Price $1.50 plus 30' Postage ;md handling. Pattern Books by Classiricalion: Supplemenl S, Separates. Spartswear and Miscellaneous, $1 .50 paslpaid. Make check payable to Spadea. Send or- der:; to this newspaper, e 10 Spadea, 2 Bridge St .. MJlford, N. J . 08848. Dept. -.xrv.rv-w-.....L ---------LR.LK.LUJWW.41 $(g R~µ-LGt-!r~* That Intriguing Word Game with a Chuckle -----Id••••~. CLAY • rqu•N -----0 it"0"0"'"}r' t~fil' 6 t(IOt?\bl+d wo1d, be ......... 10 m~~. o i1mr_ I,. """C' L P••l'I' •euo,, ct COfh I" ··~ Irr• of ~QVOlt,,1l I DONS UL I I I' I I 0 Y N L 0 F I I I I' I HUCSOR 1· I I I I RETH IE I I) I 1· I T E Y B A R I I I' I· G E M N I L I I' I I I' I I I I I In th1~ era of e"rly mar- ric1ges, it's always fascinat- ing to hear a nine-year-old kid refer to his twenty· none-year-old fathl!'r as "-,.,. I G) Comoltie lh• chuc~le ouotod by f1ll1t1g In the "''"'"II _,,, yo" develop it«W"! tltP No 3 b•low-. f) I P1M ''UMRf~f(l 11 ( tf f~~ e ~: .... ,. I gttgu I I • 11 •111 SCRAM-LETS Answers in Clauificat;on 51 00 STAR GA'ZEKil•• ---.,.----ft• c:ur l. POLL.~S _,-f.: :A~·:, J;1. You1 00111 Aclml' C,11f11t J;). it!-...,,; 1, J.u eit/"'9 to '~• S,o,_, 111 ll·il 5 To dtvrlop mh\09f r., Mondov. 11.IH! •rod w0<d• cortf;~11'\Q to tv'l\be•• of yru• Zodooc b1r1h •lgn. 61A '12AQl..,l'fttM 6.\0fitn~ fi.4.~•·ttt• 8'S-. e6()1t(!H f .,,, .. ,.,., MIOI ... ,,., IOM•"• ,, °" '1 Suiptitft 1'V•h1l~f 140"'""'' 15r•nc-ny 16 A,......,.J.t 11Ano 1" AtlaH• :~'*" ... i::.::::~-31.<1 ., HcHIOt IJ °'"' .,_..,"9 .. wnu~ &$Ian :e:::-· i:;:;:.:=~ ·=-t:J:..Jec•• 1/11 (;s,cnut WIJat. CAN You Get -,,., .... ts.cl 5100 -U•l•r.W.ocl ••••••. lllllU -hrt1or Uni • . ~ C<*kunlnhurn f\frn ).fOO Condomtruwnu l"•f )"21 TO'tll'f'~M'._ t'\ltA. ~ To-.wnbc..u'llH l nf ~ Ouplt•" t\trn 3..\50 Owplo.o t..'ftf • .., AP' .. t\lrn 3100 "&l'Lt> t..'1111t...-n • lllll> Aph Y\ar" Ot' t ,.r *10 llootm .. 4CI» Room 6-bo•rd ~ t'°'4~.Notth 4ll.ll G!4Ul tkmwf • . OjO ~,.,,,., Af'nUJ~ ~"IQ) V1tt'lllot1 Rrnht.. ~ Hf'ntd-.to5" .. rt'• . 4:rxt C:.r•ce' for K4'nt OlO 0t'rt<"4' ftt'l\tal 4Ml Rt.mMh M.f'f1l•I u~ l1idw~ttltl Kenlatl 4~;:> ~:t.1:wa"'" .. . . ... !i: Mia< llt&lol> • -BUSINESS, INVEST· MENT, FINANCE =~:~: t:P:.~· ~ :~~::~~:~ ~~~y ~ M11tne)' l•J U>..n !ti!IU ,,,U'M', '6'•'1tf'd• 3'.'30 Mwta .. o ,Tn'_. :.cm ANNOUNCEMENTS, PERSONALS & LOST & FOUND AnhOUt\l"tmitnt.\ )100 l •r Poot )1!.llJ LA'(•l!"lonl 1"n ~ t~t & t ound Uli Prt'oOO•h• ••• , USO ')0(1•1 Clwb!i• UA> True)• SUI> SERVICES ~ uce 01 rcuor y fiOlO EMPLOYMENT & PR£PARA TION Yhoo.i'.'1-ln,lt\J1l1on 100.\ Juh ~ .. ""-"d • 1()7.) Ul'lp °" •nlto(I '1 6 t 1 lOO MERCHANDISE AMIQ\Jh t\ppl!anco Avr11on t:_r;,1:: Meltn •h t•mtro '1 t..qu1prncn1 , ... h llOjl• ~r~tn\f"N t1.1tr111~,., r_...,,.,~. -w1 .. """~~ •~,•~old Gooch J••t-1rv 1..H•t'UOC'k , )l.arntner)I M11ulli1uwout M•~•ll•t'WO\D ~ •nlt-il """~•1 lns\rumenh Ofrlcc rur" ._ ~qw1p ,,.., ::.':: 1.~f~:.~ •"11n1 ftooch ~-~ ftt"lt•uunt bar "•a1~' T• KM.Im H1f> 1 ~t:n-u BOATS & MARINE EQUIPMENT Gi:ntral .. ' . ' .. ' . . . ..... - SALES ASSOCIATE JANET TANNER OPEN HOUSES 8141 Foxha~t. Huntington Beach 3 BEDROOM, l 1h BA condo $69,500 • 4710 Seashore Dr. Newport Beach 2 & 4 BDRM DUPLEX $179,900 14411 Danes Circle, Huntington Beach 3 BEDROOM, Pl.a BATH $66,000 10499 Salinas River, Huntington Bch.' 5 BEDROOM. FAM RM. 2;y.. BA $122,900 16182 WatSon Circle. Westminster 5 BEDROOM, 4 BATH $118,900 ' 1621 So. Douglas, Santa AnC:J 3 BEDROOM. F .R ., 2 BA $75,900 GtMral 18055 MOCJl'afia St. Fountain Vahy 963-131 I I 002 Getteral 1002 ..•.•.•..........•......................•....• JJ.artor VwwJJ.ome~ OPEN TODAY 1 TO 5 1845 PORT WESTBOURNE I -STORY 3 BR. & FAMILY A showl'CJSe home:! Absolutelv ''Mint Condition·· Carmel Plan abounding in "deluxe & costly features. Prime lol'alion on friendly street. just steps to inviting pool & lush greenbelUpark. Offered at $147.500 i.fiuntitt1l!l & ~u., · L~1~atto rs Ring 640 5560 day or eveni11q Easlbluff Profession.ii Bldq hl•.)b1n' Srtv\(f' b u .)bnn~ [qwp Ito-'\ flo.tr. Do1t<ro.Rrnf Ch•tVr tio.L' '4111 Br_.h ""l•P~ Dor'"' Bo111t\~·~· -I ~ ~~~~! .......... !?.~~ ~~~~! .......... !?~~ 'l070 _, tk>ah,Sl«.&lf' • • 1":MI TRANSPORTATION .\irnan , • ttlt liiMJWU.~tle RrrH fl12(. fJf("(nr C41n . \Jl1 =·~~r;:~Scoolor1• , :I~ Motor Hm-'~'-lr-• llcint , fllC tu1lt n ,Tr1Yt!I • • 'Jl'7t Tra1'4or\,l l!llh tllt Auto S.n1u i>trt\ 9400 AUTOMOBILE Ct'iwrat • • , • • • !NIU l\Ahqun C'l.au1r1 ••• , ••. ~ flf'l tt'•hO,, \ t.-h1C1<• , • • • • ~ Sooth H .. ,." Roch... t.s5CI 4Wt1Hll>ri\U , ' 'A)jJ THJ<'U ~ V•n• • i!t1v Au10L.ru1nJi: S!.ec: A&KOi W1n\.fd \Ola AUTOS, IMromo Gt'ntr•I 9tot t\11• Hum.ro ~:o.\ AuoJ1 ~un Av•hn lh'<11t')' •• tiut H>IW :rm l'•pr1 "'H 01r-,, Coll 'fl 1 RETIRING?'!'! MO!!!!! JUST MOVING TO MY OWN OFFICE TO SERVE YOU BITTER!!! MAURY STAUFFER - SEA LION REAL TY 1213 HO. COAST HWY., LAGUNA 497-3388 OR 6~<f.221Z SEE YOU SOON!!!! 1002 O•l•un 91~ ~~:;"" ~ 1---------GeM<ral Hondjt Jlf'll ••••••••••••••••••••••• J11i:w .. r ttlr;l J*'\nn ltlJZ Ki.rm.,,"" lih1.. •ill !Am .... ll>Jnl 1'111 N .. 1da Yl3f lhrf't>du &.tti • • •.. »1tl. >IC • • • .... t14' llGU •. . •• • ••••• 111 .. 0pw1 . • .... m1 Pi"ntf'r.. •. • . • • • .•..•• , t?Cl p~~~~ ~-PilntM • • • • • • lf1til. ftttn•ult • lnMJ Roth fto.>• ~ , !JiM Ro,l'r 9i$1 ~ ...... :1 ::N.h•ru. l'1G Tuyota .•• '1'111 f~k:!.'11•• ;m Vofwo • • ma ERRORS: AdYertiMN should check their ads doily and report •r· rws immediately. The DAILY PILOT as1111Ms liability for the first In· cornet tnserffore only. ,...,sher'• Notice: All real estate advertised AUTOS, NEW ln this newspaper ia aub· a-..1 -ject to the F'ederal Fair AUTOS, USED Housing Act of 1968 gr~:::.: ... :: ......... :::: which makeG it llleJal to ~-:::·. ·.:::·.:'. · '.'.'. :: ·::·:. =~ faedr"en8cret,iael1m• i 1 t8antlyonp. roar• CA•:.-······•••··•••••• ...... , ~ ~~ .... ~.: .. :·. · : .. : .: :l: discrimtnatJon based on eorn.1 . · ............. v•·•g race. color, religion. sex. . ;~~f ::.);.: .. ~·~::::·~;;(~::;1-E~~:~~1~n~1:~r. • .. . .. . . .. . ... ..... Uon, or discrimination." :,~~:: ... :::::::::::::::. Thlt l\ewtpaper ;111 not Qldl~~::; .::".-.::::·.:·.:,"!!! kqowlnflY 0 cce ...... ~ ••• ,,-,.,.,.o~• rt'.ill d\I •• • -· ~~.;_t.:.:,..:_:.:::.:.:.:_:.~:.:.:_=: !st!~~~1!11:'f! vi!1!~ ~;"'.": ":: ·" • · • " .. " "· .. lff• tion of the law. ~"' ~ 1-~;.__..~~~~-1"'!'1-..0~~'"'".!-~~ ....... for s.le NEWPORT HEIGHTS l Blk to Cliff Dr. Architect designed home, set among tower· ing pines & lovel y Bitrdens. 3 BR. 2 BA, S157.500. Open Su n 1-S 418San Bernadlno RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN Beaut. ocean view from e.very winqow in th)s 2 Ba, 2 BA ~domlnluna tas\aefully decorat~d. Close to pool It Jacuzzi. $02,SOO. ~:!:.':4!~~ ....... {~!.~~~ ....... ~.~~ ....... ~~~ ...... . G........ 1002 GtMNI 100 ct••"' 1001 IOIZ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• REALTORS 675-111 I OPIN HOUSES 645 IA YSIDE DRIV~EWPORT HACH: Promatllt•y lay "waterfront home", pier Ir slip far 50' boat. Spocl-four Mdroom . horM with unusual fJOfM rootn wfttl cosy . fir.place overiooldftg "'9 water. a...ttMly decorated -shows Ilk• • MOdtl home. OP'!:J SAT & SUM I to S. $450,000. -4500 ROXIURY DRIVE: CAMIO SHORES In CorolMI .. Mar: prestigious privah com- Munlty wtth private beachn. Sparldln9 thrH ~OOlh & family rOOM home with OCliM VIEW: .specloUy larqe yard .,Ith 1ectuded patfo. OPEN SAT & SUN I to 5. $266,000. 6lJ LIDO PARK DRIVE, UNIT E-1 LIDO IASIN: Sophisffcat.d U•lnt "On The lay". &dtiftC) three Mdroom or. two & deft concloMldum. Secvrityl Pnvecyf Pitt' & slip available for large boat. Conve11l...t to Lido shops, bonks & reataurants. $257,500. OPEN SUNDAY 1 ·S # 19 ROION COURT. NEWPORT CRIST NEWPORT CREST: Newport Beach, four · bedroom & family room split le•t4 con- dominium. Family ortented. lnttresffncJly cM- coratecl. Includes use of pool, lac:unl, sauna & tems courh. $162,950. OPEN SAT & SUM 1-5 · 605 LARKSPUR -CORONA DEL MAR: Large DUPLEX -two bedroom, two baths & thrM bedroom, two & one.hatf baths. Well located and In fine condition. S 186,500. OPEH SAT & SUM I ·5 • 543 PIBlPONT -DEL CERRO: Costa . Mesa choice Clf"H. Four bedroom «MCI family room -beautiful garden. $82,450. OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 IN IRVIME: Two Oftd dea. new patio HOME: ouhtandincj community amenities -ttm1ls, pool; air conditioned. $79,750. A Condominium on "Oronqe Blossom Lane." One btdroont with loft hideaway. It's new! It's chamdn9! $62,250; air conditioned, community a ssociations with pool, clubhouse, lighted tennis c011rts, jacuni, sauna & exercise room. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2515 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mor 675-5511 I I 002 GtMral 1002 ..........•..................•••..•........... THE GOOD LIFE In this Harbor View home; 2 bdrms .. dming rm. & den. with pool. jacuzti & great view! Total charm geared lo c andlelight dinners & great outdoor living. $149.900. OPEN SAT/SUM. 1·5 1812 NEWPORT HILLS DR. IAST CC Orange Coast C( 2600 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mu REAL ESTATE 644·4848 1002GMffal 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• -------------NEW ON THE MARKET A FAMILY HOME WITH POOL 4Br. 2~Ba,. family room. dining. Located on one of the finest cul-de-sac streets in Newport. Quality construction.· Quality neighbora.. Comple te privacy. Acr oss from Cherry Lake. This property will sell this week. If , you are a qualified buyer, call 645-8031. Opett House Sat /Sult 11 ·4 ZJ42 Hfflher Ln. N"'port lffch Sl69,too o._._/Alft. -------------1 • ·~Hiit IOOJG..rat 1002 ································-············· \\ I· ~ , I I 'i '\ TAYLOR CO. ltl-:ALTUl{S :-111tT l~HH HAAlotl VllW HOMIS Sl7t.500 Be.-ullfw neaN1ew .. Palermo" model with' 4 bd:rms, lge family rm w/wet bar & formal dittint. Complete new landscaping being installed in re1tr yd. Near shopping, pool & tennis eta. A great family home. You own the land! 2239 PORT LERWICK Sat/Sun 1-5:30 llG CANYON CUSTOM HOME Woodsy mini estate on Big Cyn golt course! Unusual rustic contemporary w/5 bdrms, 5th baths, huge play rm+ study. Tropical ldscpd entrance w /rambling fish pool. A real country setting for informal living! $350.000 22 CYPRESS PT. LNE Sat/Sun 1·5:30 LIDO ISLl-SZ I 5,000 Charming 3 bdrm 2·story on comer of Via Lido Nord -fronting on lovely flower bedecked strada. Cozy den, form. din, So. patio. Lge sundeck. 236 VIA MENTONE Sat/Sun 1·5:30 IALIOA ISUND-$119,500 Park Avenue corner site! Walk to everything -beach, shops. etc. Love- ly 3 bdrm 2-story w/3 baths, study, formal dining, corner frpl, spacious 2-car garage. 201 P EARL Sun 1·5:30 llG CANYON TOWNHOMl-UASI Owner welcomes 3 to 6 month lease. NEW 2 bdrm, sitting rm, 2 bath. lge DR.' Lge patios. cptd & draped. A beauty & a steal at $695 month. 32 CANYON ISLAND Sun 1·5:30 <Off Ford Rd. east of Jamboree) IRVIHE TERRACE FllOMT ROW F abulous view of Bay. ocean. Catalina & bright lights! Call today to see this beautiful home w /3 bdrms (2 lge mstr s uites) each w/private bath. Lovely pool & patio, lge DR. $295,000 TRIPLEX-CORONA DEL 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. 111:.! baths & frpl in LR + 2 units w/2 BR & l bath. Great buy. $175.000. 4232 SHORECREST LN Sun 1-5:30 5 UMIT~RIDE OF OWHEtlSHIP A Beauty to behold! Quality workmanship in bldg interior AND ex- terior. Near new. Jn Newport Harbor Hi~h vicinity. Gorgeous 3 BR owner's unit w/fam rm. formal DR. 2'h baths & 2 frpl. 4 Other units w /2 BR. 2 baths. Atriums & patios. $295,000. 21 I I San Joaquin HIUs Rood NEWPORT CENTER, N.I. 64<f.4t t'o GtMral 1002w......a 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• macnab I Irvine realty PRESENTS THE IEST IN HARBOR VIEW HOMES MODEL MOMTEGO Love this gorgeous 4 BR home w/brick walkways & patios e verywher e. 1-story w /r elaxed a.tmos phere -lus h . mature planting & trees. Lg. dining rm & country kitchen.· Won't last long. $161 ,500. J oyce Edlund 642-8235. <C·55) ONE OF A l<IMD OCEAN VIEW HOME Beautiful custom 4 BR, 4 bath family home w/vaulted beamed ceilings & sep. guest quarters. A truly magnificent "Portofino" ! $199.500. Lois Miller 642·8235. CC-56) PALERMO New on market -Phase II location not far from park & pool! Lovely 4 BR (3 +den) model w/2 fireplaces, dining rm. wet bar + private back yard. One of the sharpest Harbor View homes! $199.500. Joy~e Edlund. 642-8235. (C-57 ) LIGMT a AflY 4 BR, 2 bath, formal dlning rm ,hom e w /Jt!tchen-famlly rm . combination. Area has pool & tennis. For the in.veator. the property is leased & the tenant would like to stay. 1162.900. GWela Hanen 644-6200. (C·58) I ........... s. jHMHt,.,. s• ...... Per s. I Houfft Per S• Gwrol I 002 o.....r I 002 sunday, Jury 10, 1tn DAIL y PILOT DIS ~;·············r·~················i"· , ...................... •••••••···•·••··•···•·· ···················•·•· ·•····•······•••••••••• ""°"' Fers... I 100 • ...,... J •••r.t tOOJG.Mt".. 1002 ..... :! ................ ~!:!.~~ ....... ~~!.~~ ..... .. •••••• •• • •• .......... ••••••••••• •• ........... ....................... ••••••••••••• ,......... Ge.rel ooz ... REDUCED $15,000 •••••••••••••••••• ! .... GeMrOI 1002~......t IOOJ •tt:NJ, · 'll'J.A home • Or S BR, 3 bu, 111 .-menllle11 . Lovt•ly nt'tJlhborhoo<l, a ''" ~h·pa frum th beuc·h. St95.000 1> l'tt t-:R J•r l•6't" \Ul rrront hum.-:-. ' 1th p1l'r & float lrom $:11.\,000 up c Bill GRUNDY , REALTOR ]41 "")' t. I•• • ~. 11 ,, 1·, t.lfll IOOZG_... 1002 ··················•·••··•·······•·····•··••· FtaST OFFUIMG :-.p .11·111u.., Camro ~hor ..... 'It''-" hn11w 1 KDHM L1rntlv roo m "Ith c u " t u m ti t• 1· o 1 I h i· o u g ho u t. ~parl..lmg pool & 1at·uu1. LiJrgc patio $295.000 O,EH 1-5 453' OUJMGTOM 4 FOREVER OCEAN VIEW This 5 bNlrnom 8roadmoor homl' m Harbor \'tt.'\\ llills 1s a "must si.:e' ··Close to pJrk. pool. schools. s hopptnli! a nd beach Leaves nothing to he· dt•s 11 l·d $259,500 OPEH 1·5 2807 ILUEWATER HARBOR VIEW-S4HDPIP'ER Rc.·autiful I twdrnom 21:! bath home with pool & 1a<·uiz1 Love ly lands('apin/.! You 'll foll in lov<' with this om· S22:i.OOO with land. OPEH 1·5 1214 KEEL CATALINA & SUNSET VIEW Bi g Ca nyon .. Monaco" with wood floors. Fn•nch doors & bright new paper ,rt..:_ paint Beautifully lands· C'apcd. with timed sprinklers & gas H HQ S284.500 You own the land! OPEN 1-5 I 5 RUE CANNES HARBOR VIEW I m m.i<'ulatl• I larhor V1e\\ Home on lar~e c.·orncr lot. 4 bedroom. famil.'-room Montego model A ,:!real l>uv for a you ng family! S l59.~>0<> OPEN I ·5 170 I PORT WESTIOURNE EXPANDED HARBOR VIEW HOME .t hedrcx1m. 3 bath. family home. ju~t a fl'w steps from the park. c·luhhnu!.<' & pool Can be seen at :inv time· i\sk ahout favorablP fin:mc·ing Sl77,5110 f•'ce OPEN I ·5 1835 ,ORT CARLOW BLUFFS Enrt umt on f.!recnb~lt. <:lose to pool J bedrooms. family room. formal dining. View of mountains hy day. Newport lights at nij?ht. Just listed al $147,500 OPEN I ·5 2128 VISTA UREDO SPECTACULAR BA YFRONT VIEW Reduced to sell ! 4 Bedroom~ with sC'parale _guest quarters Just s teps from the Newport Harbor Yatht Cluh S349.500 OPEH 17-5 941 WEST IAY AVE. LIDO IA YFRONT N ewrr Lido Isle home on 55 · frontage with s unny south exposure & exc1ling action view. Oramat1c 2-story entry, parquet floors. wood paneling. 5 bedroom + maid's room . b6nus room . formal dmin.{! room & breakfast <1 rca Ptl•r & !-t hp for large hoat & s andv hNt<·h. S8!l5.000 llG CANYON One-of-a-kmd Versailles model on the .{!Olf course. Decorator wall pa pcrs. wood floors. custom carpets. Expanded dining room & comple tely upgraded gourmet kitchen. Spacious "ide patio with fircpit S.150.000. DOVER SHORES IEACHFRONT Custom Valentine built home. with many lovely f ea tu res. including J.?reat family room with sunken wet har. 4 bedrooms. 41"2 baths. Formal dining room. Beautiful de· c~r throughou t All new kitrhen a ppltances. S.165.000 ,BUNSULA IA YFROHT C~arming decorator's beach house n~a r Bay Island. with sandy heach. Beam ceilings. used brick fifeplace. wet bar. 4 bedroom, convertible den. dining room & br eakfast a r e a . Complet e I y rwnished. $350,000. ILUFFS-slMGLI UVIL ~edrooms. 2 baths. dining area. re Listing. single st.Ory Linda t>del. Beautiful sunny exposure, ell landscaped & well decorated. s .500. MIW OH THE M.UICIT ,REST1GIOUS IRYIN! TBIACI s211.ooo OYht.clnq Clllfom s ~ family rm. hoMe wfftt l 51 ft. fr0ftt099 °" ,.n. atrfft. ••auttN pool -klnJe bock yard wtth ~h . lo..cbc..., .ct priYacy. A f*fect fomily hotM tW ~howt "pride of o¥mtnhlp" by .... faly. Shown by eppoi11tlnlflt. lilGt DUP&.IX-tALIOA ISLAND $250,000 Mlat cOMtltioa 4 and 3 bedroofn Wllb + 9uest ........... Terrific locatlon with . '°'" VIEW of tM lay. Owner wlll carry the finmtclncJ on thi1 special fltcotM pro- ,.,.ty. S,AMISH STYLI UUX s 115,000 Only J Wocltl to the beodt ht bett lttmont Helghb location ln LOfiCJ IMCh. Wed-built two end l bedroom unlh. OWMr will ex- choncJ-for ~ Co. uNh Of' pre-.school. TWa -. WOlt, Iott! •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~COATS & WALLACE ~REAL ESTATE, INC. A LOCALLY OWNCO COMPANY SERVING THE SOUTH COAST AREA SINCE 1963 TOP SALESPEOPLE FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE JodUeR.thy HYltffncJton leoch .__ I.tty Hanna H•wport leach ho Drury Cos .. Mesa UNMATCHABLE AT $147,500 One of the most exciting and ap· pealing properties for sale in Mesa Verde this year! Features 5 bedrm. 3 baths. lge family room with fplc and wet bar. Formal dining and huge, very attractive master suite. Approx 2700 sq.ft. in the home. Lov· ely patio with estate like yard. Ri g ht out of a "HOME BEAUTJ'FUL" ma~azine. Call 546-4141 SPARKLE PLENTY See this super clean 3 bedrm beauty with much upgrading. Separate din- ing room looks out to covered patio area into the fully landscaped yard. It's truly a garden paradise. Bltns + OW and refrig. included. Im- maculate condition ! Super terms! $73.500. takes it! Call 5464141 IDEALLY LOCATED 4 Bedroom, Green Valley home just steps to outstanding Cox Elemen- tary School and private 21 acre park with 3 swimming peols, and family recreation facilities. A great investment in family fun at $92,500. CALL NOW 9624454. SUMMERFIELD HOME Close to beach location. l';ear Edison High Sct\ool. Vaulted .c~ll· ings in living room. Large country kitchen. 3 Bedrooms, inclµdlng large priv•te master suite. Thfs new lisilng is a real value at $86.000. Call now 962-4454. ·~ ............................................. . SPYGLASS HILL UADIMGAIOOI( ~~ OPa. HOUSE SAT/SUM. 1-4 an rronl or your huge 22 Point Loma Dr. · owners really bloot! nreplac• on thoff b . h' •So th Mod Jong wmt.er nlgbta is con· mean usiness on t 1s u port el nu bo mighty pleasant. 4 "Country French" home. 6 Bdrms.. large bdrm11. 2~ balhs 411:.i baths, family rm .. lge. bonus rm .. 3 compll.rnent lbi.s 2 story frplcs. night light view. A fabulous de· r u 1 l1 c c h armer · ' • C BeauuruJ galley kitchen corator home , decorator urmture to please the resident negotiable. Owners have bought chcl. Q>vered paUo aur-another; reduction to $2:99,950 makes r ounded by weepinc this now a BEST BUY! willo~s and rruit lrffll. All I.his and best Eastslde CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX Leases have expired, owner wants to move on. Asking $159.500, so cat1 about th is corner localed income property ; price is now flexible. CLOSE TO CdM HIGH address too! 644>-7171. ()PfNlll 9 •II S lliN 1081 N~I' [ffjlHNlil Executive Home 31h ACRE HORSE RANCH BIG 4 bedroom home with huge rec rm. dining room, & fabulous HEATED POOL. Owner spent $200.000 on this property in the past 18 months. Please call for long li st of extra /ealures. With 2So/r down, owner will finance the balance for 30 yrs at only 8% interest. $240,000 JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2919 Newport Bl•d. comer 30th 3 Bdrm .. 2 bath condo in the Bluff~: near pool, & lhe skate board won 't even get warm going to school. Prtced al a low Sll7.000. but offers accept.a ble. 2 Story + Pool Family room. bonus Geftffell 1012 GeMnll 1002 PUERTO VALLARTA Located just North of Puerto Va llarta in old Mexico. is this fabulous beachs1de hacienda: 3 lge. bdrms. +servant's quarters. Miles or beach for jogging. Rents for $500 per week. Sell or exchange. $120.000 FOR LEASE-SHORECLIFFS OPEN SUH. I 05 332 EVEHIHG CAMYOH ROAD 673-4400 DiYision of Hsbor lnnshnettt Co. caE GBDRGB ILllNS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE e OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 DRAMATIC TOWNHOUSE-''IWFFS" Much·ln-Demand Tri-Level End Unit "R Plan" With View. Highly Up~raded. Wood Pegged Floors ln Both Entry Hall & Kitchen 2 Spacious Bedrooms 2'h Baths. Oen We t Bar. All -Electric Kitchen Formal Dining Room, P a tio. $162.500 "Joy Of Newport" Listing 2927 PERLA <OFF VISTA DEL ORO> LIKE A PINTMOUSe;.-"'ILWff• Spectacular 2 Story End Unit Townhouse Witb F ull Balcony Highly Upgr.aded. Overlooks Pool & Cabana. 2 Spacious Bedroom Suites 3 Baths. Huge Family Room, Easily Convertible To Another Suite. Ap- prox. 2200 Sq Ft. Many Other Fine Features. Near Schools &. Shops. Seller Transferred $167,500 Submit 2444 VISTA NOBLEZA FROMT ROW •'E PL.AM .. V1EW! In The Original Blurts Overlooking The Upper Bay And Ecological Reserve. The E P lan Everyone Has Been Looking For! Spectacular View From Every Window. Ex· panded Living & Dining Rooms 3 Large Bedrooms 3 Baths Family Room With Parquet Floor. Huge Wrought Iron Enclosed Courtyard Entry. Gourmet Kitchen Custom Cabinets. "J oy Of Newport" Listing 1971 VISTA CAUDAL HADOR VIEW 9?0RTORMO" Spacious 2 Story Home That Is Easily Expandable. 3 Large Bedrooms 2 'h Baths Family Room. Separate Dining Room Country Kitchen-Custom Shutters & Chan· deliers, Lovely Curtains &. Blinds. Refrigerator Included. Over 2000 Square Feet. Large Shaded Patio. Pool Size Yard. Only $159,000 2021 PORT BRISTOL CIRCLE PL.AM 3 •OADMOOR -TURTLE ROCIC First Offering! Ever Popular Single Level Broadmoor With 4 Bedrooms 2lh Baths Large F amily Room, Del Piso Tile Entry Wrap Around Patio Newly Painted & Immaculate 3 Car Garage Near Padcs & Pool $129,SOO 5951 SIERRA BRA VO nx>m. 4 bedrm. 2'h bath, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• rormal dining room + much more in Uus 4 yr old home for only SlZ'UOO. call for a ppt. before il ·s too late! ~UPERB HOMES 4IRIEAUTY POOL· $74,550 I Hc~l buy m beach area. J~t hst.ed. owner bought aooU1er · wants fast sale. I lar~e Ur, big family kitchen. sparkling pool and oversi zed yard. ~1gned ror family fun . don't wail! Call now! ij<t! 2S35. ()l'fN flt 0 • H ~ fUt.J re M "J" It 1wma1t1 Ocean & LOCJOOfi Vu ,\II day in this i.pac1ous. 2 br, 2 ba PLUS Carlsbad condo Plu:.h .... all lhe moo em con' .., . µool. :.auna. JUCUZL1. game rm. bout dock w your own boat shp. Almost new & vacant. SlS0,000. Call WALLACE & Co. REALTORS 714-729-5966 IRVIHE EXECUTIVE $122,500 St!cluded cul-de-Sa\: loca- tion. Italian tile entry. Step up formal li v. rm. Din galleria. High soar· ing ceilings. Huge sun· ken family room. Spec· tacular sunny gourmet ldts:hen. Second story holds huge master wing plus 3 more spacious bedrooms. Beautifolly 1J9."icured grouodl, COY• ered laUice patio. Don't ~alt, call now 752-1700 . Ol'fN Ill q •II ~ IUN 1081 NICI' t-.1111 TROPICAL PARADISE Spacious 4 bedroom, with pool, jacuzzi, cen· lral air conditioning & family room reminiscent of the South Seas. Locat· ed ln a prime residential area. Full price S99.500. CALL 751·3191. C::SELECT T'PROPERTIES FOOTHILLS AXER SIOS,000 Large Family Home. Nestled ln the Foothills. Needs some TLC. Bring your t.ools & paint brushea & make $$$. Double door entry. Step down formal living room. Huge separate family room too! ~ond story hosts master wing. There are t.hree more bedrooms for you r pleasure. Fix this into your dream & save. Only Q00,000 for this 2,400 sq. fl. home. Call now 152·1700. Ol'fN Ill 0 •II S 'UN 10111H<l1 .,l~Mtl TERRIFIC DUPLEX Nl)t. 111\S. area on quiet. tTee shaded street. Lae corner 10\ w /room for boat or trailer. Btll area with lots or priocy. 646-77tL ~ Walkr.r & lee rnacneb / Irvine realty FINER HOMES FROM $72,500 TO $1,350,000 OPEN SUH 1·5 PM I 307 SAHTIAGO. DOYER SHORES/WESTCLIFF AREA. A real c harmer! Courtyard entry into this sparkling clean 4 BR. 21f.? bath h ome. Dining rm ove rlooks attractive cove red p:itio . Extremely handsome paneled den w/wet bar & refrig . built-in for the perfect host. Lovely gardens & landscaping hy Beeson~ $215,000.· <C-45) TREMENDOUS 4 BR "Palermo" model w /180 deg r ee view. R ichly p a nele d downstairs. shutters. quality noor covering!-t. Ultra-clean thruout ! OPEM SUH 12-5 PM. 2300 PORT AIERDEEH. HARIOR VIEW HOMES. (C-46) EXCEPTIONALLY PRICED AT $169,000 OPEH SUH 1·5 PM . 1909 COMMODORE. BAYCREST • Attractive 4 BR Ivan Wells home w/3 baths. air conditionin~. dining & fam il y rm . Be a utifully landscaped back yard w/trecs & p a tio for outdoor e nterta ining. (C-47> A HAPPY SUMMER Can be yoeirs in this cho ice Deerfield townhome close to pools & tennis. 2 BRs +den. dining rm & covered patio. $79.900. Madeline Cross 752-1414. CC-48) COUMTRY FEELING IM DISTINGUISHED DOVER SHORES Full view of Upper Bay & mountain backdrop from Li ving rm. formal dining. 'm aster BR & bath. Add 3 more BRs. 2 baths & family rm w/sliding doors to 2 patios + grass terrace overlooking Newport's Bird Sanctuary. Quick possession possible .. A rare buy at $198.500. Tom Allinson 642·8235. (C-49) IEST BUY IM llG CANYON Beat inflation & enjoy the luxury of this gorgeous Versailles. priced right! Formal garden courtyard: t owering entry ; s pacious LR w/marble rueplace & wet bar; 4 BRs: 4~ baths: sunny family rm w I fireplace ; circula r ga rden kitchen~ e legantly appointed master suite + pool . jacuzzi & striking view! s:us.ooo. Marjorie Mahon 644·6200. (C·50) SOUTHCOAST PL.Ali AREA Lovely lush gardens surround this 2-story 4 BR home in Costa Mesa. On beautiful tree-lined cul-de-sac! $90,000. Lois Miller 642·8235. CC·Sl> a.ALIOA ISLAND Location! Location! Fantastic So. Bayfront! Charming older 5 BR home w/l·BR apt. over garage. Sandy be~ch in front. $351.000. Kaye Evans 642-8235. CC·52) OVERLOOICIMG GOLF COUkSI Here it is! The only 5 BR w/maid's qtrs available in Big Canyon at this time. Sweeping view! Free-form pool: enormous game rm w/soda fountain: huge master suite on lower level w/mirrored. walk-in closets & sunken tub. Gourmet kitchen W/VieW 0£ lake & golf oourse. The lap of luxury in guarded community! $495.000. LYnbe Valentine 644-6200. CC-53> DCWSlft LAGUMA MIGUB. CC-FAflWAY HOMI Under conatructlon on a very •Special lot w{long prl~ate drive. Cb~ ,ear cpts, Wes & colon now! Owner's plans changed, o this limited edittm home at Links Pointe can bcCome yours! 4 BRs. 3 bath, rec. rm w/balconics on upper level -+: 14t. rec. rm on IOW\U" level ~ Qverlooks & opens onto f airWay yjew. Plans in office. AWL Only. 1252,950. Tom Al.li.ifiion M2·823S. CC·54> ,.f ., -- '• ,, I ' ·. ... ,. . I • ..... .... S4lle I"-For w. tto. ... For We , ....... Fw ScM """',..,. S4lle Ho..tH For We "'"ll" ... l0 4 Sund1 Ju 10 1tn •• 1 • 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• .--...._ .......... ;.;..;;.;;;.;.'....;. ... ~'-r _______ ...-..-.;.;;.;;;.u.;:.-....-...• --. •••••••••• •• ••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••• •••••••••••••• G • ..,.. I 00 u...... PorS. 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Ocean WEBER A bMuuluJ :l lldrm • x IY OWNER C.F.~orth~·a;Co..·Rt>allON view. secluded s tone jacuzzi & REALF.sTATE, ~~.""'.~~~ .• ~·~!1.::~~~ F11th 1·rom your patio! Boat al your w a t erf a ll adjacent t o m aster 4~7186 YAU.Ff 640.HO• •n•. perf•l'l 111rat1on door' Wutcil yachts l(O by, gulls sou. PRESTIGIOUS bedroom. Lowest priced with view at Gl'Mf'ol 1002 Cffewol 100 mcrlookin1 pool (lsh Jump! Walk lo shop'g, dinlnl & Bluffs front row location in a never to . S259.000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• On.lys;io.ooo fl'l' c ntcrtumment. Serurity gate. patrols . be duplicated setting; this honie Burr Wh ite Realtor Of'IH SUH. 1·5 Ground l~vcl corner unit, easy access, features a list or appointments as at-HAllOR VIEW -------........_ Ctl6U -1211 s~rluc'flid clu.ster. Spacious l BR, 1 tractive as its price; spacious mstr. OPEHHOUSE SAT&SUHDAYl·5 :0~~,7::~~~:·92663 Bath. den. wet-bar. frpk, gourmet suite with sparkling lights of Fashion 1101 PORT IARMOUTH COSTA MESA J BR 2 IM <fn·t1l buv C'-Ollhl Ml'MI • .UINt kitchen. :,unken living room, big 215 Is land; security system & many. Palermo model w /award winning isct. ft pulio. Deluxe upgrades. Wall many more. $165,000. Call for app't. 1 andscaping. Large corner lot. coverings. mirrors thruout. Immac. beautifully d ecorated w/designer Aft. 5 & wknds. <213)598-4989. Wkdays SUPER LUSK wallpaper. $192,500. (714 )642-6673. Open House Sat & Sun Large 4 bdrm. & _family. rm.; ne~s 11 ·5, Marina Pacifi ca. 5107 N . Key 21 . family who appreciates highly des1ra· YAUIY Appraised at $108,950. Asking $104,950. ble Eastbluff location. Asking $157,000 640-noo C.F. COLESWORTHY OM THE t'u1hll..ii:"tolio-C..rb Poople whoneedPcople 640-0020 ·• 673-7601 Whalcverihe 1''ud That's whallhc WATER! "~:t·h~~{!!~~.:ia~~el sER~tc·~~rJ~~oRv EASTBLUFF CENTER J Bdrm , 2 ha home tn Wei.t Newport fo'AN· TASTIC' locauon. plus a T E n n I "" c v I .. ; w . Perfl'l·t lor }our re· -.1dem:c or J 'acat1on home A mui.t we lh11> SUNO\Y 1.iHU~ W. OCEAN fo'HONT Open l·SPM '+523 CAMP05Da:IRVll4E SEASIDE ,\ ranrh :.lylc 2100 sq.ft. 3 BR, den. fR pool rm. Pnv tennis cl & pool, 800' to wuter S1 IS.000 C:ull WATERFRONT Condominrnm, on one .,1de the bu:.lle ol the ft-;· hi~ neet. 1111 th.· other the plea;.urt• tr.ill & Lado rhannel & the na~h l laghl:. of Ne" port & Fa:.haon hi.and San~lt! level. 2 la rgl' bdrm:. .. den. 3 baths. all done 1n elegant g11t1cl t;1s tc l::levator. uudergri>Und :.cl·ur1ly 11ark1n g. ~.000 644-1766 C;i ll Now' 642·Sb78 is a ll about! HOUSES FOR SALE 2 IEDROOM 1881 Glcnneyre. Laguna Beach 495-1720 Sl43.500 Sat/Sunday 18586 Pueblo Circle. Hunt Bch 962-0185 Open Sat/Sun 12·5 59 Sea Pine Ln. Newport Beach 497-2489 S169.500 Sunday 2·5 1*10 Cove. Woodbridge. Irv. 673-8550 $121.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 354 Magnolia, Eastside. CM 548-1168 S68.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 lt4 Cove. Woodbridge. Irvine 640·9900 Sunday 1-5 508 N . Newport Blvd .. Nwpt ltts. NB 642-!>200 S75,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1242 Rutland Rd #2 (Westcliff)NB 642-8235 $84 ,500 Sun. 1-5' 1029 Glenneyre. Laguna Beach 494-6594 $129.500 Sunday 1-4 229 Pauline. Costa Mesa 833-1969 Open Sat/Sun 2-5 Hl46 Santa Ana Ave .. Costa Mesa 645-0303 $69,500 Sunday 1-5 2 BR & FAM RM or DEM • •633 LidoPark DrttE Lido Basin. NB 675·5511 S257,500 Sunday 1·5 20401 S.W. Birch. S.A. HgtS. 546-2313 Sl25.000 Sund ay 1·5 214 Dahlia, Corona del Mar 640·9900 Sunday 1·5 • 1812 Newport Hills Dr. East. NB 644-4848 $149.900 Sat/Sun 1-5 2036 E. Ocean <Balboa Penin) NB 645-7575 $159.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2061 East Ocean Blvd. <Balboa) NB 673-9479 $152.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 445 Bluebird Canyon. Laguna Bch 494-7578 $1 37.500 Sat/Sun 1-4 2fi642 GuadianaCLaMancha)M. Viejo DIRECTORY 547 Riverside. Npt Hgts~ NB 752-1700 $119.900 Sat/Sun 12·5 3232 Iowa. Mesa Verde, CM 546-5880 $77.777 Sat/Sun 1-5 334 E. 19th St.. Costa Mesa 1735 Iowa St. <Mesa Verde) C.M. 645-0303 $87 .500 Sat/Sun 1r5 990-2711 $84,950 Sun. 1·5 837 P lum. Costa Mesa 5.\6-2313 S68,000 Sunday 1-5 341 Flower. E/Side. Costa Mesa 646-7711 Sat/Sun 1-5 5871 Lancefield. Huntington Bch 898-7855 $130.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1979 Port Trinity Cir.HVHms,NB 642·8235 Sat/Sun 1-5 •2506 W. Moore St.. Santa Ana • 673-8550 $81 .500 Sat/Sun 1·5 501 Tustin. Newport Beach 546-2313 SlSS.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2033 Port Weybridge <HVHms> NB 642-8235 $142.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 14 Rue St. Cloud <Big Canyon> NB 642-8235 $325,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 237 Wakeforest . College Park. CM 646-3928 $78,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 #8 Vista Encanta. San Clemente 492-2100 598.500 Sunday 1-5 944 Oak St. Costa Mesa 847-9632 $65,500 Sunday 1-5 4019 Calle Mayo. San Clemente 496-9162 $135,000 Sun 12·5 420 Vista Flora <Bluffs) NB 276Sherwood St ( Eastside) C.M. 642-8235 $115.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 901 Alder Pl C Eas tbluff) Nwpt Bch 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1-5 2641 Crestview <Bayshores> NB 644-6200 $145.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1312 Seacrest, HarbVuHls. CdM 759-1174 Sl85,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2918 Catalpa. Eastbluff. NB 644-5796 $147,000 Sunday 11·3 24731 Daphne East, Mission Viejo 675-3411 $94,500 Sunday l ·5 1851 PortSeabourne. Nwpt Beach 675-3411 $145,000 Sunday 1·5 •12 Lakeside, Woodbridge. Irv. 540-1151 $139.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4031 Ond.ine Circle. Hunt Harbour 752-1920 $337,500 Sat 1-5 1017 Sandcastle CHV His) CdM 644-7383 S154.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 14682 Danborough, Tustin PENINSULA POINT Prictd to ..... s 113,500 3 Br 2 Ba, Dining Room, enclQSed patio, fireplace, beamed ceilings. 0,.. House Sat/S. I Z·SPM 429 "M"Sfrfft 2208 Puente. Costa Mesa 645-6217 $73.000 853 Towne. Costa Mesa Sun 1-5 646-7414 $65,500 Sunday 1-5 2957 Catalpa (Eastbluff> NB 644-0151 $179.500 Sun/Mon 1-5 231 Lugooia. Newport Bch 581-5801 Open Sunday 1-5 382 Esther (Eastside) Costa Mesa 642-8235 Sun. 1·5 1845 Pt. Westbourne(HVHms>NB 640-5.560 $147.500 Sun.1-5 •3532Almond. Irvine 540-1720 $91.500 Sunday 1-5 1300 Seacrest, HrbrVuHls, CdM 644-1920 $210,000 Sunday 1·5 •1791 Jamaica Rd . Mesa Verde. CM 546-5990 S124.500 Sunday 1-S 700 15th St., Cliffhaven, NB 642-4392 $139,500 241 E. Wilson St .. CM 751-3191 4 BEDROOM Sun 1·5 Sun 12-5 •242 Driftwood. Shorecliffs. CdM 675·6000 $215.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1080 Vallejo Cir .. Mesa Woods, CM 636-3760 S93.750 Sat/Sun 1-5 17561 Spruce <Univ . Park) Irvine 552-7500 Sat/Sun 12-5 '•234 Colton, Newport Beach 646-ZT48 Sll5.000 Sat/Sun 9-6 3792 Fem (College Pk) Irvine 550·0672 Sat&Sun 1-5 7672 Alberta Dr .. Huntington Bch 842-4896 $64,500 Wknds 10-6 317 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar 673-46471673-1121 Sat/Sun 1-5 17417 Santa Maria. Fountain Vly 675-0178 $73.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 19 Cambria. Spyglass. CdM 673-5311 $279,950 Sat/Sun 12-5 I I' WISH I fl oo more. you're •l yr old 640-0020 $96.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 10243 Westminster. Garden Grv 540-3666 Sat & Sun 1-5 1951 Port Locksleigh. Newport Bch $119.900 Sunday 1-5 24942 Silver Leaf. Laguna Hills 644·6200 $85,000 Sun. 1·5 1312Santanella. Irv. Terr .. N.B. 675-6000 S135.000 Sunday 1-5 644-7383 $92,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 23 Bodega Bay. Spyglass Hill 673-7601 S259,000 Sunday 1-5 2330 Westminster. Costa Mesa 962-7788 S69.900 Sunday 1·5 223 Via Ithaca. Lido lsl. NB 673-0289 $225,000 Sun 1-6 •2101 Highland. HarbHghlnds. NB 540-1151 $137,500 Sat/Sunl-5 20371 Somerville Ln. Ht. Bch. 1 ij : :.latter home featuring 3 Hll + 16x30 ram-rm wtwet·bur & the lowest pnced an MV /ET area will be open Sat Sun l·S :.!2485 Coi.ta Bella 1';1 Toro ., ·~·· I• ... .. ,. • ... •1111 II ,,, •I SUN R. E. 770-0202 POLYNESIAN LIVING POOL :\NO 01-:cK plus 1·xtra covered sunroom. 3 bcdrm, 2 bath. larj!e at· tractive lav1nA room, focus on stone rireplacc. Attached double guragc. Good neighborhood. 3129 Bray Lane, off Fairview, one block :;outh of San Diego i"recw ~ Open Sat/Sun IS OPEHHOUSE Sat Suft 1-5 90 I Celtis Eostblvff S Bedrm, family home, 2!iOO sq.n. Prime comer location Big yard w/llawaiian Teahouse. Owner w\11 give $3000. lo redecorate. New reduced price $14.8,000. Ro1 McC_. hattor 1810 Mewport Costa Mesa 541·7729 TWO FOR OMIEI $73,000 2 charmln& buqgalow• on R·3 lols! Qwel tree Untd atnet. Prim~ •rea. ··No cbarae" for frui t trtetl Close lo •Cho0b It shopa. lnvotlort choice-- come 1teal them ~ i for l IOw price-$73,000! Call f##, &4&-7171. 675-3411 $146.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 2031 Orchard Dr., SA Hgts. CM 642-5062 $85,100 Sun 1-5 5952 Zion Cir .. Huntington Beach 545.9491 Sunday 1-5 19471 Sierra Lago <Turtlerock> Irv 644-6200 $121.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 432 Woodland. Costa Mesa 645-7221 $89,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 •3101 Gibraltar. Costa Mesa 556-2660 SSl.500 Sunday 1-5 •9392 Russell. Garden Grove . 645-7221 S95.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 • •4500 Roxbury Dr CamShrs,CdM 675-5511 $266.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •22782 A val on St .• El Toro 548-1168 $89,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 201 Pearl <Balboa Is land) NB 644-4910 $189,500 Sun.1-5:30 48 Drakes Bay Dr. <Spyglass) CdM 644-7211 Sunday 1-5 2021 Port Bristol Cir. HVH. N.B. 631-1800 $159.000 Sunday 1-5 118 The Masters Cir .• Costa Mesa 645-0303 $125.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • 17942 Mann St .. Irvine 646-3928 $105.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2284 Fordham. Coll. Park. CM 646-TTll Sat/Sun 1-5 20881 Balgair Cir .. Huntington Bch 646-7711 Sat/Sun 1-5 2040 Paloma. E/Side. CM 646-7711 Sat/Sun 1-5 435 Aliso. Newport Hts. NB 642-5200 Sl34,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 16595 Markham, Fountain Valley 963-6767 $72,200 Sat/Sun 1-5 942 Azalea, Costa Mesa 546-2313 S93.000 Sunday 1-5 20822 Lancelot, Huntington Beach 546-2313 $75,757 Sat/Sun 1·5 2907 Baker. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $93,700 Sunday 12-5 236 Via Mentone (Lido Isle) NB 644-4910 $215.000 Sat/Sun 1·5:30 549 Sturgeon, Costa Mesa 546·2313 $94,500' Sat/Sun 1-5 206 La,Jolla, Newport Beach 546-2313 $212.000 Sunday 1·5 2424 Andover, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $84,500 Sat/Sun l ·S 2461 Norse ( E.Side) Costa Mesa 675-7000 $84,500 Sat/Sun l ·S 11'0 Mission Dr .• Costa Mesa 545-6475 S82.500 Sat/Sun 1-S 2 Leda, Irvine 676-3'11 S99.950 SaUSun 1.:S 2935J ava Rd, Mesa ~erd • C.M. 675-8800 SunClay 1·5 317 Circle Way. No. Laluna Bcti 761·9334 $20$,<Joo sun 12-s 274'8SanC&rlosLn,MesadelMar.CM" 75l·9334~,m S~l~ 15 RoPlar,l..a1una 8d&cb . L'... ~·7840 SZS0,000 Sunclay 1·5 iRMD Colt a.Bella, El 11'oro ., 1'CMIGIOO Sit/Sun l•D ~ Mlndano. Mesa Vti'df;~.ll. 8'1$.2860 97.000 ~ 1·5 ~Y.ueod~l Cam~. Lg.:(~ucl .. ,.., 12:15.000 . ~"1 J-4 960-5569 $74 .900 Sat/Sun 1·5 •8172 Malloy Dr. Huntington Bch 645-9950 Sat/Sun 1-5 14881 Groveview <The Willows) Irv. 552-5900 S72.500 Sat/Sun 12-5 4392 Margarita <Greentree> Irv. 552-5900 $92.SOb Sat/Sun 12-5 8852 Williamsburg. Westminster 848-2323 $69,500 Sunday 1-5 19422 Harding Ln. Huntington Bch 963-4977 $72,500 Sat/Sun 10·5 3095 Trinity, Costa Mesa 545-9491 $85,000 Sunday 1-S 837 S. New Haven 545-9491 113 Bickford. Placentia Sunday l-5 545-9491 Sunday 1·5 2885 Regis. Costa Mesa 540-3666 Sat&Sun 1•5 1115 Highland (WestcJif() N.B. 675-3331 $149.500 Sat/Sun l·S 52 Drakes Bay. Spyglass Hill, CdM 640-6161 S235.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 210 Poinsettia. Corona del Mar 642-8235 $225,000 Sat/Sun l·S 3130 South Rene. Santa Ana 963-~ Make o!r Sat/Sun 1·5 14891 Laurel grove. Irvine 759-0811 $73,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 3466 San Rafael, Costa Mesa 754-1202 $110,000 Sun. 1·5 2141 Aster. Costa Mesa 646-7171 Sat/Sun 1-5 204 Coral Ave .. Bal. Island, NB 646-ml Sat/Sun 12·7 9411 Breakwater. Newport Beach !'46-2313 $83,500 S/1-5. S/J.2.5 4 IR a FAM IM or OEH 249 ?6 Cortijo Ln .• Mis, ion Viejo 5 '6·2673 $95,500 Open Sat/Sun 930 Junipero (Mesa del Ma.-> CM 8 14-1361 Sun 1·5 956: · In<lian Wells Cir, Hunt. Bch 9t 3-5451 $99.900 Sat/Sun 9.5 224~ Heather Ln:. Newport Bch 645-8>31 Sl.69,900 Sat/Sun 11...f 0 0 . ' ... ..._.. ller.W. . Housff ·,.,:,s.. 'IHCMIMt Fc>r S• Houus Fors• jHou~s Fors• sunc:tay,Jury 10.19n .OA1LYPllOT DT ···············~······· •.........•....•.........................•.... ········•••····•·•····· ···•·•·······•·•·•••••• ., .. ,.. 100 GeMr.& u• • 1002 ~al • •ooz Gettttel 100%GtMrQJ 1002 ~!.~~~4!'! ...... IHotta.sForW. ~!.~~ ....... tOO .................................................................... ···········-······· .. ·•···•••·•·······•····•·• ; ••........••..•.••.•.•• ~~~{~ Gst r. ~ ~~4-1133 o!L!!tf!o ~~~t~YU!§r.. =~ .. ~;~·~~~~~; ...... ~!!2 :~~~~~:~~ ...................... IMCOMI llu.:e&Sa llOtnot pictur41 ANYTIME spacious 3 BR. 2 ba., comp. new Newport Riviera condos, completely maculate three bedroom Pft"fen R·I lot pril'•-<t 't•ulh lhruout iocl. microwave. luxurious remodeled. like new. 3 & 4 BR .• 2, •· with family room. rlaht at $8J,&oo Cull cpts .• shutters. Huge encl. priv. patio f formal dmina room and ~~Jl~ . .,, .. ~10 ""' BLUFFS EXCLUSIVES On s un all day), on picturesque ba .. l900-2300 sq. t. Tennis. jacuzzi. pool that is romi>letely k sauna. pool. rec. room. 592.500. S98,500 renovuted. Just be ready &EGAMT nlHA Caudal greenbelt, As ing $145,000. OPEN SAT/SUH l·S 24Zl MlSEHO to move In and see the VAUIY NEWPOl'T HllGHTS! . OPIN TODAY I ·S PM S41 CATALINA. Newly remodeled 2-bedroom cutie m best Location. New kitchen, carpets, etc. Huge lot with boat/rec. vehicle gate off al- ley. Great expansion poteatial. Come see. Under Sl00.000 On J>cautiful green bolt: low~t priced OPEN l·S 2016 VISTA CAUDAL flr"fM A.,.. to Santa liabeU xtrlls: Two fireplaces, Trina; 3 bdrm .• 2th baths. 522 Vista extensive landscapine. Grande. Open Sun. 1·5 SI 15,000 WITH I.AND End unit, 3 BR. ~~ ~~~~"&.:~: Vh ba .• kitch/fam. rm .• 1850 sq. ft. HELEN 8. DOWD 546-ZllJ . .. ORIGINAL ILUFFS'" IEAUTYI Cathedral ceil .. wide greenbelt. Won't RIALTOR 6+4-0134 oPINfll9•1JHUHl081Nl(f• 4 Rlt & den, popular end "E"·Model. Jast! ! ! [\&'IR~·11·w1 ~=:r~!:t~e~~ll~r~~i{tlro~~ ;~i~est IAYFRONT E-PLAH Panoramic view, ~~::~!'! .......... !~~~ !-:~! .......... !~~~ .~ Ji } home decorated to perfection -''Van Oest quality thruout: 225 sq. Ct., 3 BR, WOODIRIDGE --BAYSHOR~ Lui&" wallpaper -"Schumacher" form. din .• 21h ba., fam. rm. OncJ. ARIORLAKE wallcoverin~s ! Oak flooring Jn entry & pool table): 2 huge encl. patios. · BEST BUY Great tocauon. 1ust a LIVE WITH kitchen! Wet bar + many other $173,500 Attention vets! Newer 4 skip and a Jump from THE STARS custom features. Surrounded b.v OPEHl-5 3200,TEROfoffVOl'ftCldal bedrm home in good pn~atelakeand enter-A pride or homt» ta1nmenl a r ea 2 owne rship area. The beautiful trees & rock gardens. Open HELEN 8 .. DOWD area. New crpts, won't ·• beach, s urf and ocean· Sun. l .c, 2056 V1"sta CaJ·on. $199,500 last only SS4 900 Hurry separate maslt!r suites, ... __ d t u·11 ... ~ . call'oow ' • • all on one level. fully can..,., yours :an wa1 • · carpeted, only $121,500. you see tlus lwo bedroom LE4'lS ALSO • VAIL ROM $500 REALTOR, IHC. MLS 644-0134 ~c--. & Rn. ~~~. "~ ruN IOl!f .. l(f. ~~~Se. g ,~eh~ qbeae~ter~~ 1973 Top Uster-& Top Sdesmmt Reatty SELL Idle itrms with .,.,.,. '°°"'"'"" to ""' He~.::~~-.:f."J..... 751 " 2060 [ ~ l&IHI] ~(•:.:;~{.~~O.~~:· Daily Pilot Classified Ad. ~1rted ads do it well. . --·-' •• ··-[ t6 1Jllj H 111 '0' ~u;1ia JACK HOWELL ~~~IATh 644-1156 24401 CalleTorcido. Lake Forest 645-7221 Sat/Sun 1-5 10008 Foss Ln .. Huntington Bch. 846-2920 Sl29,900 Sat/Sun 11-4 22725 lsla mart:' (Lake For.) El Toro 837-9517 or 675-5959 Sat/Sun 1957 Port Weybridge Pl. N.B. 833-3694 $139,500 Sat/Sun 11·6 168 De Sola Terr. Corona del Mar 640-1700 Sl95.000 Sat&Sun 1·6 2163 National Ave. Costa Mesa 645-2319 $69.500 Sal/Sun all day 18032 Starmont Ln, Huntington Bch 840-3066 $151.500 Sundav 1-5 •20811 Kimmer Ln (La Cuesta> HB 963-4126 Sat/Sun 1-S 19152 Ya<:ht Ln. Huntington Beach !lliH-O!):Jo S!)2.000 Sat/Sun 12-o 8167 Prestwick Cir . Hunt. Reach !!()2-2'l!'iJ Sat Sun •20861 Wood lea Ln .. Hunt Bch 968-!)..103 $107,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 • 1539 Cumberland Ln. Newport Bch 646-7414 $172,500 Sat&Sun 1·5 2018 Port Chelsea Dr. N.B. 548-8614 5159.950 225 LaJ olla. Newport Beach Sun 1-5 833·17fl8 $139,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2720 Park Av<.>.. Laguna Beach ·I!)~ 07·18 Sl73,900 Sundav 1·5 1008 Wc.•stdiff (Dover Shores) NB fi75 3850 S205.000 Sat 'Sun 1-4 21816 Ticonderoga (Lk Frsl> EJ Toro 837-6161 $127,500 Sun 1-5 • 1651 Baker St.. Costu Mcs<1 645-3474 $113.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 114 W. Stevens, Santa Ana 963-6767 $95.850 Sat/Sun 1-5 8872 Bells hire, Huntington Bch 962-8847 Sat/Sun 1.5 1915 Yacht Puritan. Nwpt Bch 644-2644 $325,000 Sal/Sun 1-S 1128 Hamilton. Costa M esc.1 f'l-12 0758 St 15.500 Sat & Sun 21362Sand Dollar Ln .. Hunt. Bc:h 536-8178 588.500 Sat/Sun 10-6 2226 Alta Vista CEaslbluffl NB 640-0020 $157 .000 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 1801 Port Barmouth. Harbor View 673-7601 5192,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 3009 So. Pacific: Ave .. Santa Ana !1Ci3-3800 l\1 akc ofr. Sal/Sun 1-5 3<10 Catalina (Newport Heights> NB 642-8235 $161 .950 Sat/Sun 1-5 • 1718 Galaxy <Dover Shores) NB f>42-8235 $275.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2106 Santiago Dr (Dover Shores) NB Gtl2·8235 $198,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2112 Port Durncss CllV Homes) NB 642·8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 2226 Port Carlis le <HV Homes) NB 642-8235 $176.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 15891 Mills. Westminst~r 962-7788 $94,500 Sat&Sun 1-5 24401 CalleTorcido. Lake Forest 645-7221 $126.900 Sal/Sun l ·S 987 Presidio. Mesa del Mar. C.M. 556-2660 S84.900 Sunday l ·!'i 5432 Sierra Roja. Turtlerock. Irv. 545·9491 $126.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 #9 Rcdrock. Deerfield. Irvine 545-9491 $124.500 Sunday 1·5 1833 Garry, Santa Ana 545-9491 S97.000 Sunday 1·5 2010 Baltra. Mesa/V, CM 545·9491 $129.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 1915 Windward Ln. Newport Bch 752-1920 $179.500 Sat & Sun 12-5 * •941 W. Bay <Balboa Penin.>NB 644-1766 $349,500 Sun 12·5 11 Carmel Bay (Spyglass Hill> CdM t">'i4~7383 ~.soo Sat/Sun t-5 · 3152 Bray, Costa'Mesa ' • 540-0066 Sat&Sunl-5 * 1924 Leeward. Newport Beach_ 645-7221 _ SaVSun l·S 1839 Pt. Westboume(HVHmsl NB 759-08111 $149,750 Sat/Sun 1·5 {5231 Nantes. lrvine 832·1151 198.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2409 Boonie Place, Costa Mesa 64~ Sl34.500 > Sat/Sun 1·5 2216 Donnie Rd. <~fC 22nd) NB 842-5200 $140,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 32 Drakes Bay (Spy~ass) NB 631-1400 $275.000 at/Sun l..S 10084 Slater. Fount.:1in Valley ~231fl -~.000 • Sat/Sun 1~ 1627 Pt. A6biy:n:rvHomes> N.B. '' rrs~J S149,SOO at/SUh i-s 3358 Catltornlo. Costa M a 546'2313 195.000 • · Sunday aoelPl.tt.IDr. COlta ea T5'·l211t 1105.000 m\. l $ •1087 ~lng, Mm WOiiits. CM 54~ Sl23.900 Sal/Sun 1·5 Sf!.1~"'1'a .1$ravo ii\e ai!'tila'. ~~129,50.: ilny t 19 RoU6ft oo~: 1'fi !ffl 8?.MiSl.i '112 Sun 121Ben ... 1'-:atblutr~ DIRECTORY ... .... ....., 6-ectwy ... ,.. ............ ,.. ............... Al ............. w ..... . -~·~ .... .,..., ............... ...,.,DAILYPILOTWAHTADS.P..._. .......... ._. ...... _.,.._.,... .. ..,_liillf•awllw•twtc...__.s.e.r.,..., -...,. 2239 Pt. Lerwick (11.V. llomcsl NB 6.14-4910 Sl7!J .500 Sat'Sun 1-5:30 1607 Castle Cove. Coront1 del Mar 759·0811 S:l18.000 Sat Sun l ;) :lRl 2 Stolt~dalt•. In IO(' 752-1700 $122.500 Sc.1t Sun I 4 3156 N. As hwood. Orange 752-1700 $84,500 Sundav 1-4 * •645 Bayside Dr .. N.B. · 675-5511 S450,000 Sat/Sun l ·5 29511 Ana Maria. Laguna Niguel 494-2146 S135.500 Sat 1Sun 12-5 20911 Balgair Cir .. Ilunt. Bca('h 646-7711 Sat. Sun 1-5 543 Pierpont <Del Cerro) C M. 675-5511 $82.150 Sunduv I 5 •3030 C'ounlr~· ('luh Dr. Mc.•s a1 V,(';\l fi46-77 I l Sunday l ·5 :~941 Capn, lrvmi.' · 673-8550 $119,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2832 Boa Vista Dr.Mesa Verde. CM 546·5990 Sl39.950 Sat/Sun 1-5 1718 Pt. Margate. HVHms. NwptBch 675-6000 $185.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1422 Keel Dr .. HVIIills. CdM 675-6000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1615 Cortland. Corona dc l Mar . 675-3411 Sl60.000 Sat Sun l-5 380 Mira Loma. Countv 645-0303 S129.500 · Sundav 1·5 1817Hummingbird, Mesa Verde. CM 631-1400 S15.l.OOO Sundav 1·5 1355 Terrace Way, Laguna Beach 494-6.594. $179.500 Sunday 1·4 •873 Sandcastle. Corona del Mar 644-4298 Sundav 1·5 •3213 Nebraska. Mesa Verde. Cl\.J 546-5880 Sund av 1 ·5 3050Cepri Lane. Mt>sa Verde. CM 540-1151 Sundav 1·5 28 Drakes Bay (Spyglass> CdM · 644-6200 S269,500 Sun. 1-5 1307 Santia~o (Westclim N.B. 642-8235 $215.000 Sun. l ·5 2300 Port Aberdeen (J IV Homes> NB 642-8235 Sun. 12·5 1909 Commodore CBaycrest) NB 642-8235 $169.000 Sun. 1·5 •5 RueChateau Royal CBigCyn) NB 644-6200 S315.000 · Sun. 1·5 1101 Kin~s Rd. Cliffhaven. N B 675-6000 $298.000 Sundav 1-5 •2025 Lemnos Dr. Mesa Verde. c·M 546-5990 $134.500 Sunday 1-5 18741 Paseo Cortez. Turtlerock. Irv 675-{j()()(} $139,000 Sunday 1·5 •3462Eboe. Irvine 540·1720 $142.500 Sunday 1-5 25 Half Moon Bay Dr .• CdM 644-6397 $1250 mo. Sun 1-5 3416 Santa Clara, Costa Mesa .646.7171 $92.500 Sun 1-5 1839 Tanager. Mc•sa 'V CM 545-9491 Sls.t.000 Sunday J .4 :J862 Hamill on. Cuh e rdalc. In: · 545-!l-191 SIOS.900 Sundav I 5 1960 Pt. Rams,l?al<· 1 H\' JlomesJ NB 644-1766 Sl93.500 Sat Sun I .1 11 Bodega Bay <Spyglas::. 1 CdM 644-6200 Sal/Sun 1·5 920 Crocus. Costa :vtesa 545-9491 Sunday 1-5 2 Royal St. GeorgC' (Big Cyn) N.B. fi42-8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 Hl3fi PortClaridgC' Pl~ Ne\\-porl Bch 752-1920 S188.900 Sat & Sun 1-5 18 Willowbrnok (WoodhndgC' l Irv. 847-8.583 S15S.OOO Sun. I ;, 23702 Lagarto. l\t iss1on Vt<.·,10 837·8260 Sli!l.000 Sunda\ I ;, • 1820 Kinglet. Mesa V, CM · 645-0303 $171 ,900 Sun J-5:30 6 BEDROOM 22 Point Loma Dr. <Spyglass) Cdl\1 fi73 -4400 S299,950 Sat/Sun 1-4 6 BR & FAM RM or DEH •3626C<1tamarran. Coronad cl Mar <i75 3411 5269.500 Sund<1y I ~ 7 BEDROOM filJ Plumer. Costa Mesa 751-3191 $79.HOO Sat 1Sun 1·5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE I BR & FAM RM or DEM 16942 Pacific Cst Hwy. Hunt Beach 962-7788 S83.900 S<1l I 5 2 BEDROOM 23 11 Vista Huertc <Bluffs) N.H. 759-0811 S97.000 Sal/Sun I 5 !t Escapade Ct. Newport Crest.NB 645-0303 Sll0.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 .500 Vista Grande <Bluffs) N.B. 759·0811 Sl59,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 4 Jorden East. Irvine 832-7151 584.950 Sat/Sun 1·5 •17945Spicewood. Univ Park. Irv. 642-5200 S86.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •1648C Iowa St. Mesa Verde. C.M. 642-5200 SSS.000 Sat/Sun t ·5 * 1 Barlovento Ct.<Npt Crest) NB 644-1766 $125.500 Sun. 1-5 •32 R()('k Rose Way. Irvmc 751-3191 S84.SOO Sat /Sun 12-4 2 BR & FAM RM or DEN 3 Montanas Esle. lrvine 645-0303 $550/mo. Sat/Sun 1-5 2444 VistaNobleza, Bluffs. NB 631-1800 Sl67 .soo Sunday 1 ·5 2927 Perla, Bluffs. Nwpt Beach 631-1800 Si62.500 Sunday 1-5 2730 Hilltop Drive, Newport Beach 644$5 $127 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •17 G'retel Court. Npl Crest. NB 673-1020 $112.000 Sunday 1·5 21653 Ocean Vista. So. Laguna 552-7500 S149.900 Sat/Sun 1-fi 3 IEOROOM 15506 "J " Williams. Tustin 646-7711 Sunday 1·5 24787 Via San Marco. Laguna Hills 646-7711 Sat/Sun 1-5 1955 F Greenleaf. Anaheim 751-3191 $54,000 · Sat/Sun 1·5 1421 Arch Lane (La Questa> H8 9~ S99.5QO Sat/Sun 1·5 432 Vbta Suerte CE· Bluff) NB 645-9950 $116.500 Set/Sun 1·5 •6 Wi1Cfgoo.-1e Ct CNpt Cr ~u NB 644·1766 $1241000 Sun. H5 5QS Vista Grande (Bluffsl NB 640-4089 149.500 Sal/Sun 12·5 2215 Fi~t.a <The Bluff l N.B 640·5.560 S13S.OOO Sun. 1·5 622 Vista Grande CBluff > N.B. 64it:tt33 Sun. 1·5 •13982 Milan. Westminster 847-6010 $74,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 •301 Vista Trucha. Bluffs. NB 645-0303 $129.000 Sunday 1·5 2612 Vista Del Oro (Bluffs) NB 642-8235 $117,500 Sun. 12·5 4 BEDROOM 2114 Vis ta Enlrada (Bluffs) N.B. 640·5560 S149.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 8071 Windy Sea Cir, Huntington Bch . 548-1168 $78,950 Sal/Sun 1-5 1777 Mitchell #52. Tustin 646-7711 Sat/Sun 1·5 4 BR & FAM RM or DEH 2056 Vista Cajon CBluffs > N.B. 644-1133 Sl99.SOO Sun 1 :'i TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE ;:4 Pebblewood (Woodbridge> l n. 551-5774 S87.500 · Sunday12-5 3 BEDROOM •55 Lakeview. Irvine 675-3411 Sal/Sun 1·5 l:6Chicory. Univ Prk II. Irv. 752-1700 S98.000 Sundav 1·5 118 Vista r.:ncanta. San Clt.>mC'nl<.: l!J2-2100 S98.500 Sunda~· l !'i HOME & INCOME FOR SALE 2 BR & 4 BR 708 A voe ado. Corona del Mar 675-7060 5185.000 Sun. l ·5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2 OH A LOT 625 S. Ross. Santa Ana 646-7711 Sunday J-5 I BR & I BR 717 Fernleaf. Corona del Mar 675-8138 $142,500 Sat/Sun l ·5 I BR & 2 BR 719-7191~ Marigold. Corona dcl Mar fll0-7804 Sat/Sunl-S 2 BR & BACH :JQ6 Collins. Balboa Is land fi4 4-721 l Sl69.950 Sat/Sun 1·5 2 BR & I BR 417 Marigold. Corona del Mar 675-6160 $157.500 Sat/Sun 1-4 135 Cecil Place. Costa Mesa 642-5200 $94,500 Sat 1·5 2 BR & 2 BR 114-414 11'.? Acacia, Corona del Mar 673-8494 5210,000 Sun.1·5 179-481 Morning Canyon. CdM fi 10 9900 Sat & Sun 1-5 2 BR & l · BR ••1805W. Bay,N.B 675-7060 5309.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 605 Larkspur. Corona d el Mar 675-5511 S186.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 3BR&2BR 605 Larkspur. Corona del Mar 644-7211 MONDAY 1·5 TRIPLEXES FOR SALE , TWO 2 BR & I IR 220 Marguerite. Corona del Mar 673-8494 $265.000 Sun 1·5 3-Z BR 4232 Shorecrcst Ln. CdM 644-4910 $l75.000 Sun. 1-5:30 BIG POOL BIG HOME on a Mesa Verde cul-de· sac. 4 Bedrms, 2 baths +lurge family room cen· tcring around 16x36 pool. S h ake roof ,dou bi t.-fireplace and dining rm Priced right, call 546·5880 Open 1-SToday 3213 Nebraska, CM ~_....HERITAGE • • REALTORS A SUMMERFIELD FORAU. SEAS OHS FOR TOUAY a dehghtrul pool in nn easy t'nre ):.ird, FOH. TOMORROW a comfy country kitchen with a cheery fircplact• AND FOREVER 3 nice bedrooms i;potlci:;s ly maintained tn a convt· ruent location near South Coast Plaza. For im mediate :showing l'all 673-8550. ' Ol'tN I If 9 • fl~ ftlll TO Ill Nn • ['IUMtl lBR +POOL $74,950 Mature fam1lv neighborhood. Qu1c0 L ~Meet. Lg. living room. Mas~1vc s tone frplc. Fomrnl din. Family rm: overlooks pool! Open s t y le conv e ni e n ce kitchen. 3 family s1z<.' bdrms. Sparkling free form pool circled w/Arnona Flagstone. EZ cure yd. VA CANT & WAITING! 'Call fast. 646·7171 nnr; ''' o • "~ 1u"' row N«r • !•lfilllil HEW LISTINGS! EASTSIDE C.M. 2461 HORSE OPEH SAT SUH 1-5 Clean & comfortable J bdrm. + fa mily, 2 bath home; bnck frplc. · In xlnl n e ighborhood . $84,500! COSTA MESA Cream of College Park • parklike entry & patio + J bdrm. & family, 2 baths: dbl. bnck frplc. Low ma1nlenance. $87.500 WOODIRIDGE TARBELL REALTORS . Golf Cowse Vista!! Lush and tovety1! Attractive home in ship shape condition! Kitchen with eating area and no wax floors; dining room area. tun time fami· ly room and brick fireplace 3 glonous bedrooms. Large covered patio: garage door opener! Don't wait! S75,000. Call 540-1720 AH You Could Want!! Super 4 bedroom home w1lh entertainer's wet bar In the family room and special effects w1Hl mirrors! Kitchen featuring eating area and built ins: dining room. attractive entry and 2 stone fireplaces. Covered patio sprinklers Professional landscaping -lush1 Cant lasl' $147,500. Call 540.1720 Unbelievable!! Huntington Harbor!! Spanish styled 2 story executive with extras galore' Professional decor: plush carpet custom tile 2 fireplaces. game room. form.ii dining room. family room. eal1nci area and ex- tra baths 3 bf'drooms 2 lovPty patios. gorgeous pool and greenhou<>e" Call tor mori> deta11s• s212.ooo 540-1720 Cream Puff!! Immaculate! There's place for everything 1n this 5 bedroom home. Ea11nQ area with bar family room and handsome l1replacP T1IP and wood lloor.1. huge ltvmg room BellN hurry' Vacant! S85.000. Call 540· 1 720 Move Up To Better Things! A home designed tor rnterta1n1n111 I 11 .h brown carpet. country k1tChPn with bar 1n lhP ealing area and nice enlry Formal d1n1nci room. fun lime family room and brick fireplace in the living room. Super look1nn patio In the prest191ous Rancho la CuPSla tract• TakP. ac· tion! $91.500. Call 540·1720 Hewoort Hills!! Stop! hon't pass this one up' Brock ftrPPlacf'. chandelier 1n the l1v1ng room. d1n1nq room for !hose summer parties! Eating area off lhf' kitchen family room and 4 bedrooms Sprinklers. Qaram~ door opPnPr NPar shop<; and CdM High School Wont l&sl' S165 350 540-1720 LU5hlv Landscaped!! Beaut;fully lt1ndscaped. fruit tre!"s Qatorn1 Ranch style home w11h fam11v room den. Otn· ing room and eating areil 3 brdrooms Enclosed. carpeted patio. ldP.al lo< sumrn<>r1 Located 1n Easts1de Costa Me5a11 Beller hurrv1 $79.500 540-1720 Presffqious Spaniard! Lovely Spanish style home in Mesa Woods area! Cozy living room with fireplace and majestic ceilings. 4 bedrooms with spacious master suite featuring walk in closet and wardrobe mirror doors. Tile entrv. dining room. country kitchen and family room Central air Patio. sprinklers. Better Hurry! $112.900 Call 540-1720 Balcony Model! Featuring cathedral ceilings and conversation pit with double fireplace. Bay window In the dinette off the family room. formal dining room 8tld double door entry. 4 bedrooms. Extra large lot. patio and trailer access. Must see It! s 110.000 Cell 540-1720 On the Golf Coune! Prestige pool home. designed for ramtly living! Terrauo tile entry, bar In the eating ar&a ott the kitchen. 2 brlci< fireplaces and separate l'.llning room. Extra baths. 5 bedrooms. Aanci\ !Style! Intercom. indoOf and outdoor lights; large pOOI, covered patio 11nd sprinklers. Won·t last! S HM,000. 540.1720 540-1720 29 55 Harbor Blvd. Costa MesG . . . .......... G.Mral 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl.S IHCUTIVI OCEAHVIEW S83,900 W1nd1ng woodt•n \\alk\VilY to st•l'lucletl 2ntl :.lnry ,;nlry ! <:nurmct k1t<:hen. Swe<'ping l1v. rm + loft + t 1repl<.1ce Su nshine hrcakfa:.t patio! Pool, Jacuzzi and \'Olleyball make this ~"rdcn horn» living at its (ine~t. Won'l last Call ~17 tiCJlll •• ,,, I/• ,1. ,,,,, ,,, JN I [®IM] C-2 Newport Blvd. li212' FrontagC' x l!H' Veµth with mt·chunw<.1 I i:::ira~e ;ind :! n·nlah on the rear l'rt'~cnt lnl'umt· ~311 mo Full pnn• $135.000. ~~4i-ltfl -ANYTIME Excellent Starter Home Sec this beautiful 2 IJcdrm homl' m"1r South CnJ,.;t Pla 1 .. Cr1•Jl IJntl~<:11p1n~ :1 11d man~ I '1.tl'a'i on ('UI d1• SUI:. Tr) ~m.soo s.1!l lltis~. ~UPERB HOMES RE~LTY IN IRVIHE l ' 11 1 ' l' r ;, 1 t y P a r k luwnhumt• on qu1c•t ~lr<'cl elos1.· to l)O< 11 & grct·n belts. This 1s a rare :-.mgle story 2 bl:'<.lrumn. 2 hath home pnc1•cl fnr q uiek salt·. C'ALJ. 75l·:ll!ll. c=sEL ECT I PROPERTIES BREAD & BUTTER Duplex! Tola! rents !4751 Only $59.000' Cull He<.I Carpet, 754·1202 --------- Please!! Bring any reason:.ible of fer on this beautiful 3 bdrm., 2 bath Me·sa Verde home. Vacant· immediate possession possible. Listed at $86.()()() fll~ ~--9781 ' '""" ~!A\T~ OCIANHOHT DUPLEX z Bdrms. ea. uoit; 4 ateepfhg rm. &: bath In iarage. Furnished. re· ady for sumpier /winter tent.al. ~.500 associated llOIOI<!"•• IHllLT<'"·~ J ll / ', Y\i M,...1,,,,,, I. ' , 1 • OPEN FOR YOUR VIEWING CAMEO HIGHLANDS -4 bedrm. move in condition. Beautiful carpets & drapes. View. Offered at $160,00-0. Open Sat/Sun 1·5; 4615 Cortland. CdM . IRVIHE -new 3 bed rm. f amity rm in Irvin<' Coves. Sycamore plan, 2 story, approx 1100 sq. ft. $99.950. Open Sat/Sun 1-5. #2 Leda, Irvine. 'HARBOR VIEW -(Lusk). large 6 bedrm. formal dining, family room. l lome on super large culdesac lot with a large pool and ~acuzzi. Also in one corner of the lot is your own private puttmg green. Offered at $269,500. 3626 Catamarran. CdM; open Sun 1·5. SPYGLASS -large 5 bedrm bonus room home featuring 3 fplcs, one in the master bedrm, located on a v.a acre lot with a mini·orchard. Also features Ja r,ge pool and jacuzzi and a bltn gas BBQ. Offered at $289,900. Open Sat /Sun 1-5: #2 Mission Bay, CdM. HARBOR VIEW -beautifully decorat- ed. 2 bedrm. den home. With many ex· tras. Off the kitchen is a beautiful patio with a waterfall. Offered at $146.900. l!J51 Port Locksleigh, Newport Beach; Open Sat/Sun 1-5. MISSION VIEJO ~ 2 bedroom. den or 3 bedroom home. 21.2 Baths. This is an mtN1or decorator's home. Extremely sharp~ Approx 1750 Sq.ft. 2 Years new. Offered at S94.500. Submit. 24731 Daphne East. Mission Viejo. Open Sunday l 5. HARBOR VIEW vcrv nice. 2 bedroom dl•n or :i bedroom · home. <Monaco moclt.'I) Single story, offered at $143.000. 1851 Port Seabourne. '.\lewport Beach. Open Sunday 1·5 WOODBRIDGE ~ nC'W 3 bedroom Tnwnhomc. located on the lake next to pool anti s <Jnd beach and rec center. Bu\ l'I' will have l'hoice of color of <·:11-.rwt. ;,5 Lakt>viPw. Irvine; 01wn Sal Sun I :-1. SPYGLASS .New home. 5 bedrm. ~1pprox 32lli sq.ft. with view. Popular NanltH:kl't model. Offered at S329.500. 7 M ontecito. Open Saturday 1·5. SPYGLASS -new home is a 4 bedrm. :!i :! b~1th. approx. 2700 sq.ft. Corner lot with a view. Popular Tradewinds model. Offered at 5315,000. 17 Bodega Hn v. Cd:\1. Open S:.it 1·5. OTHER PROPERTIES AVAILABLE SUPER SHARP -3 bed rm. 2 bath home. Sup<'l' sharp starter home. Lovely l ~n dst·a ping. Offered for only S79.900. BALBOA ISLAND Completely redec:orall'd 2 bedrm home+ bachelor unit. 1 2 Block fr om the beach Located on Balboa Is land. S1G9.HSO. TURTlEROCK HIGHLANDS -just li sted 3 bedrm. family room. formal dining room. popular plan I. Corn er Jot location. H ome to h ave s uper upgrades. Priced to sell. TURTlEROCK HIGHLANDS -brand new 4 hf'dr m. 2V2 bath. Lusk built home. Plan Ifl. next to greenbelt and pool. Buyer has choice of carpet color. HARBOR VIEW -. super upgraded 3 bedrm. family rm, formal dining rm home <Carmel model>. This home is a must see! Home was professionally d('corated and also professionally landscaped . The back yard features a lar,ge custom jacuzzi with waterfall with lOO's of hangin g and potted plants. Extra storage also built in the attic. Call for additional information. DOVER SHORES -beautiful view home. 4 Bed.rm. formal cilning, large family rm. Added 600 sq.ft. bonos room over 3 car garage. Thts is a fantastic. custom built home, Offered at only $285.000. SPYGLASS -ju_;;t listed. Highly upgraded. 5 bedrm. 3 bath home. Great view. O(fered at S299.500. For oddltlCNIOI lnfonnatlOft on tMH or other holnea -:-plHH cilQ •••• $169,000 ' Gd C.11>tll Meaa locauon " ·cictr$mrlr low rc.'nt.a Currtnt lncnnw $1.,lfS mo lh1~ tr!! rtnancllli A.it *234' Uri1ted BNk•n f '. 1..oom1t /9ete &wtt Jea/J'J preJenlJ NEWPORT HEIGHTS CASUAL CAUJIORMIA -describes this bright and cheery 3 bedrm home. Living room and f amlly room open to spacious back yard. Alley access with large gate'for boat or RV. Excellent location. near schools. Offered at $134,900. 4H Also. Newport hectt 0,.. s.t/S. l·I "ON OLD NEWPORT BLVD." COMMERCIAi.LY %0HED -cute. neat 2 bedrm cottage. freshly painted inside. nicely carpeted. Ready for quick sale! Room to expand into retail/ commercial shop while you live right there and only $75,000. 501 H. Newport ll•d. MIO,.. s.t/S. l·S THE GREATEST FAMILY Pl.ACE OH QUIET CUL DI SAC -spacious 4 bedrm. family room home on large lot. AU new country kitchen with bltqs. Custom built in Newport Beach. Nicely landscaped -a real delight. Just reduced to $140,000. 2216 0..... Rd. H.I. s.t/S-1·5 Coff 2W SfNetJ VACATION All YEAR IM A CAREFREE CONDO -one story in lovely University Park -Village II. Sharp 2 bedrm. 2 bath with fireplace. vaulted ceiling, entry patio. Plus fenced yard. $86.000. 17945 Spkewood, lniM Sot/S. l·S MESA VERDE VILLA ECONOMY AND COMVM&ICI! Light, bright and clean 2 Bedrm Condo. Community pool -vacant and ready for you. Assumable FHA -and just $58,000. 1648 "C" l•w•, Costa MMCt Sot/S• I ·5 BLUFFS BUYS! HEW LISTING -Carmelita model. 4 Bedrms. 3 baths. located on wide greenbelt Extra bltn storage in double gatage Price includes new carpeting to be installed! Excellent buy at $145.000 u 1• Vltfa Onoda a,.. s-1.s VIEW-IMO UNIT ~ Beautiful Trina model with Back Bay view. 3 Bedrms. tastefuJl y decorated. Large private side patio as well as front patio w/firepit. $160,000 .. RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN CONDO HEW LISTING -Beautifully upgraded, 2 bedrm. den, 2 bath home with golf course view! San Joaquin model. All upper level. and in excellent loca- tion $110.000. DOVER SHORES WALK INTO QUIET atGAHCE -this beautifully appointed home has 5 bedrms, formal dining room. family room. AND billiard room. From the entry court r ight through to the p anoramic view you will enjoy this custom built home! $325.000. BE ON THE OCEAN FRONT IN NEWPORT llEACH -all the action of summer fun and winter views are here. Double width lot with cute Cape Cod 3 bedrm home. Charming a nd cozy -your place in the sun! $260,000. HALF ACRE ESTATE . IN THE HEART OF NEWPORT -classic colonial, 7 bed.rm home with all the amenities. Extensive use of wood paneling. parquet floors. bltns -even 3 fireplaces. Formal dining, f amity room, pool with jacuzzi. 4 Full baths + 2 half baths. Large trees enchance beautiful landscaping. A very special opportunity for a very special family. $385.000. . I 1002G....,..i 1002 . ......................•••••.••••••••••...... , DROP ON BUY TODAY I TQ, 5 JASMINE CllB True elegance I The spllt·level bdrm. Surfside. highly upgraded beautifully located! Peggy Spies invites you to DROP ON BUY! $199.000 61 JASMINE CRHIC DllVI IA STll.Ul'fl Perfect home & location tor you ramOy! Immaculate l ·&tory bdrm .. on choice front row come lot. Marilyn invites you to DRO ON BUY! $159.500 -LshlcL 2901 CATALPA RANCHO SAM JO•QUIM The beauUful place to ttve t Lux urlous 2 bdrm., conve". den. jus steps frotn golf, tennis & overlook lng sparkling pool. Ron Invites to DROP ON BUY! 1109,abo f 7 MMIOM4 §ttTl1HI: HOMES OPEN l.S11111Aft•H• UMl9UI IM HARIOI YllW HIU.S spaclous 4 Ba·s. fam rm. game rm. dining rm, 3 car gar. lmmac. See Vergilene Hull at 1422 Keel Dr. UMlqul ova NEWPORT HAllOI -4 bdrm. 2 story. incre<lible bay views. room for t ennis . See Mary Ann Anderson at 1101 Kings Road. $298,000. UMlqul IN IRVM TlltttACE -New listing. 3 bdrm. needs quick escrow.· S135.000. See Barb Hutchings at 1312 Santanella. UNICjKll IN MESA VERDI -Just listed! 2 story,.4 bdrms, den. formal dining. plus b eaut pool. See Jackie Randleman at 2025 Lemnos Dr. Bring $134,500. UNIQUE IM TURnEROCK -Spacious 4 bdrm townhome. superclean. Owner will lease option or sell now. $139,000. See Natalie Fogarty at 18741 Paseo Cortez. UNICj)UE IM MESA VERDE -recent redo. 3 bdrm pool home. near M,V.C.C .• $124.500. See Laraine O'Neill at 1791 Jamaica Road. UNIQUE IH SHORECLIFFS -4 bdrm .• · pool, mini estate. new kitchen. immac .. $215.000. See Dottie Johnson at 242 Driftwood. UHl9UE IH MESA VERDE -hidden two story, added room, pool. jacuzzi. Near park. $139,950. See Barbara Orahood at 2832 Boa Vista Dr. UNIQUE IM HARIOR VIEW HOMES - Portofino. 4 bdrm. ree room. paddle tennis court, immac. See Elaine Bell at 1718 Port Margate. Bring $185,000 and your tennis balls. U~l()UI: ti()Ml:S REALTORS'' THE NICEST PEOf'LE SELLING THE NEATEST HOMES CORONA DEL MAR, 675-6000 MESA VERDE, 54&-6990 • CALL US Get GREEN cash People who need peop&e ror WHITE elephants should •lwaya check the with a Classified Ad Service Directory In the Call 642·5678 DAILY PILOT . • G••r.. 1002 GwNI IOOZ .............................................. •MEW• OH WATERFllONT $251,500 Chanttlng 3 '*"'+family room hoftw. yow O'Wll boat dock+ 0 prtffte 9""" yard, a.ride patio & a.Jory. •NIW• WATERFRONT-FIXER UPPa $240,000 firm GHJ-ffc 5 or 6 bedroom home °" tt. water wfffl boat dodc. Two tcrg. patios attd Iota of ...... footage to «rancJe to suit YOS' own style. Hffds o fac.uft, W what a challenge! *HEW• IM UNIVERSITY l'AIK-fltVIME $94.tSO hcltlftg Edhlllwg MOdel to~11 wftll 3 be•oom + faMIJy n.. & 21'2 batlis. Huge bade ywd wfth brick patio _, flrepff. .._..,,.,.We , ......... r hle HMH1PWS• IH04'tHFor S. ....................... ··•·••·······•···•···•· ....................... •••···················· ., _ _. 1001 l1au• IOOZ • .,..,_. 100.Z<hMNt IOOZ ............................................................................................ 759-0111 VISIT THESE TODAY Oft; SAT. & SUH. 1·5 WALIC TO IEACH Only 1,4. blk. l•> bluHs. ovtJrlooking lht• JNty. front porch ot•t•un vic•w: very :-h arp, lmmu<-ulat•· :i h<.lrm • 2 buth homt• tn xlnl lol'ulton Owm•r will frnancf' at 9' ~ &. ron~iclt'r rt·a~onalJl1· nff(•r Askin~ $185 000 223 Orchid J\Vt'. CdM SPYGLASS RIDGE On ()UJel cul de :>JC, this 4 bdrm. Hillsboro Model 1s rn move-m ('Ond1· tion! 3 Baths, family rm . formal din· ing rm .. canyon & ot·ean view. 2 Frplcs. & 3 car ga ra~c· are 1ust part of the amemt1e::;. S318,000 H.i07 Castle Cove. CdM ONLY $73,500 Anxious owners leaving area, offer a terrific buy in their 4 bdrm .. 2 bath. formal dining rm. home. with man:-> extras. lrvtnc's twst huy. J.t 14891 Laurelgrovl· SPACIOUS BLUFFS "E" PLAN Anxious owm•r is o ffering this mos t popular <:Ondo. on a wid('. h eautiful greenbelt. Newly C'arpctC'd. n ew Del Piso tile entry: :1 hdrms., lge. fam ily rm .• 2 frplcs .. 2 baths & powder rm. & 2 patios. All in beautiful condition. Priced t housrinds be low competition at $149.500. 22Hi Vista Dorado <off del Oro> HARIOR VIEW HOME L arg<'sl 4 bdrm horn<.' on one IC'vel Jge. family rm & an a dde d den. formal dming rm & a super kitchen land 1s u1cluded at SJ 19 750 1839 Port Westbou rn<.'. LESS THAN $100,000 G real condo for th(• couple who w<1nt th<' min1m11m of maintenance effort: 2 hdrms., with splendid ~r·ecnbelt view T his homt• rs 1rnmaeulate! $97.000 :!31 1 Vrst:.d lu('rll' (aboo~n Mon.1-51 AH EXCEPTIONAL LISTING In Harbor View llomes: 4 bdrms .. familv r m . & forma l d ining rm.: the very Popular Monte,go, largest 1-level model with pools 1zecl land inc luded at Sl49,500. 1627 Port Abbey OHE OF A ICIHD VACATION AT HOME When you h w in Nt>wport Ucuch - you 're \\ hc1c the relit of the world "unt:> to bt·' OM THE PEHIHSUU ,OIMT & only a (ew doors to O('C.an & bu.v, 1s this charm· llllt, l RR & c.·onv(•rt. dt•n, sun bathe tn your putto with pr111;H'Y. open beam t•t•al. & wood pan~ll'd h vtng rm .• used hrkk frplc Perfect for small family. Jrnnu:d. poi>sess 2036 E . OCEAN. OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5 $159,500 OH NEWPORT SHORES' WATERFRONT W <tf(•h the duC'ks g lide by from your h ammock. s w1m or play te nnis at nearby C'lubhousl'. while your in vest- m«'nt appreciates! This lovely 3 BR. & f<'R horn~ 1s immaculate & ready for mu! Owner h as bought another; a steal at only Sl27 .600 HEAR THE HEIGHTS Tree s haded str eet welcomes new family to this ch arm- ing 3 bdrm .• 2 bath home ; used brick frplc .. in liv. rm. & f:.im. rm.; vacant. Imagine! A price reduction! Only SllS,000 OH THE OCEANFRONT Right on the best beach, 1s this dramatic bldg .. with deluxe 3 BR. & f'R owner's umt above & xlnt 2 BR rental on g round floor. FantasliC' rcnla I history! DAVIDSON KEALTT 5801 W Comt H .... y . N B 645-7575 3116 Newpotl Blvd . N B 673· 9060 Ge-Mr al 1002 ·····•·····················•····••···•·•······ *Baftoa.JjfanJ* 3 BDRMS. & DEN ~·Stv. home \\.1th ms1d<• garden & view of South Bav Shcl\\n bv <lpp't. only $275.000 WILLIAM WINTON REAL ESTATE 229 Marine, Balboa Island 675-3331 General I 002 General 1002 ..•..•...............•.....•..•..•••.••....•.. GREEN H' GOLD lk•;iullfully <lccorall'd in greeus & guldi.. N1n•st ::.ta1'tt•r home in JIB :i ~wmy bdrm:. . l 14 b;i, 1w \\ork, jusl mO\ c in & lr\'t!. ~.500 Q CAU~O•'<IA HORSES OK IVIS'l'A I I ' 1 t\t•re. :.m.111 hou:.e $129.500. I ,\1Tc, smull hou::.c S.SS,500. ', 1\l'rc, small house 556.500 \!(ent. Jean Calhoun 71 1 II l 7:!61580726 2802 PROPERTY EXCHANGE, Inc. '-l ••~ 8alboa Island I 006 9fJ.'.1 6739 -5~7 7620 ••••••••••••••••••••••• A lropital atmosphere surrounds this lovely. highly up~raded Trina condo m the exclusive Bluffs 2 Bdrms., but the mstr . sutt<' ha<> h<.'en converted p roft•sswnally from 2 bdrms : 2 haths & powdl'I' rm Sl59,900. 500 Vista Grande. 1---------1 Wanted ln bu) home on IA YFROMT _.RAND HEW Large 2550 ft. 2 bdrm. & family rm. condo. Beautifully carpeted & de- eurnted. Slip 1s avail. for large boat. 2 CLlr garage & elcvLltor. <.'lectronically g ua rded. Lease' a t 5990 mo .. w ith opl10n to buy 621 Lido Pa r k Dr .. C-2 (opposite De laney's l • 759-0811 Fi.UL 6f,M Glut Wut.iu 'Bf.dg. 4!.0 NEWPORT CENTER URIVE 759·081 l GeMral I 002 GetMral 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• LIDO ISLE BeautiCully redecorated 4 bdrm. 3 bath 2 story home w /very desirable floor plan. F'rpk .. encl. patio & m ore! $215.000 NEW LISTING-NPT. HGTS. Fantastic 3 bdrm + den family h om e on gorgeous corner site - Cliff Dr. Profess ion a lly decorated thruout. Opportunity for adding 2nd s tory to captur e ocean & bay views. $192.500 -----hl,1110 Pref 3hr AS \HEl'.\1 lllLLS. nl'w 4 I 19110171i BR. 3 Ba. munv up . ---J:rades. 2300 !'. Ill~ BACK BAY This :1 Bdrm homl' "at h hardwood floors. 1:. l11rnl l't! on large 1·orncr lot, with plenty of room I 01 your boat or camper. TI1e nice shade trel'<; & beautirully manicured lawn add to the real country atmosphere or lhe area ll"s offered at only Si6.500 So t•all now for your appt to M·~· th1::. great\ aim~ FULLER REAL TY 546-0814 EASTSIDE C .M. l BR, 2 BA. 2 Pallu:. TOO MUCH! See it VAu.!Y COSTA MESA 3 BR, 11'2 BA Exlcusave LRG LOT, ircat Vi.1luc 1 VAL.UY 640-?.900 SomethlncJ s,.c1at I,. SPYGLASS ~EESUMDA.Y With a vit•w or rolling 'hiU1 & night llMhls, briabt and sunny 3 BR. fa pi rm hom e w it h tmi\ftvood floors, all lully land.leaped~ Come 1ee It· 4e Drab1 lay Dr. °""~ 1·5 1iCGI 644-7J I t OUT OF YOUR GOURD! II Sou·rc hugged h~ t1~twoocJ i\t1H: a nd your l'OllH'rsalion 1::. drowned nut by l'h1cago. send '01rr ll'enu.it•ri. & their mu~ic toll\ e 111 '~of this mug-narlcenl duplt•x. Thl'Y c;in h:ivc their pnvale la\•es, and yet be huarw. whalt• )UU 1:an en JOY lhe 11u1et & grueious II' ml( an lt11s ~paciou~ owners un1l "1th a round ~1lrhl'11. open II\ 1ng & d1111ni: room:. Both units arl' ~ UH. I ha, \.lra 'tnrajll' spate & 1>ark111g. l ,111 ,1h11 ht• u'cd as in wme pro1wrty "1th wan h•r ::lummer r~ntals Local ed on popular lialboo Pcqins ulu. Some water view from patio. 7Sf-0761 OPEMHOUSE ISi.AHO DUPLIX A charming 2 BR houS'e with 2 firepluces, dining room, and sunny brick pnllo PLUS la('ge easy lo rent bachelor 11pal'l· ment. S169,950. l06CoHI"' OpenSot S-l·S 644-7211 "1n Nlr.i l n'"' l ·, ~. l\C.,',IJ! !Alt 'i . . Hou,.. for S. I Housn For S. Sunday. July 10, 1 en DAILY PILOT ft c;;,;::.:;;;;,;;···i;,2i •·••••••••••··••·•••·•· .._.., ,_ s. IHo.ltt• for s.a. I ...... '°" s. . Corona def Mar I 022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••' ................•... , ••....••.••.•••.••....... ~~ CodoMu a 102 Cotto~a 1024CodoMff• 102 . ...............••......•.•........•......... ······················~ View :Jo :J/w Bf'" ~~:-:.':.. MESA VERDE ! 220 MARGUEllTE ~e~ :h~~·e F::::,}~Y r~k: OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1·5 Seller will finance tor you! View triplex situated on a very valuable 45 Ct. lot, 4 doors Crom Ocean Blvd. View from two units. lovely patio for the third. Great condition in & out. Walk to everything & enjoy! $265,000. OrEN SUNDAY 1·5 Quiel ofocalion 414414¥2 ACACIA V e ry private. best location ! Unusual. 2 bdrm., family rm. h ome, low care in & out heated p atio. Nearly complet- ed , pl~h 2 bdrm., 2 bath unit. 24 ft. view deck. Buy now & choose your colors. $210,000 OPEH SUHDA Y 1-5 ~tW' ~Olt<ma ad~ lla!lf ~ 673-8494 2435 E. Coast Hwy .. COf'OIMI det M• Corona del Mar ' I 022 Corona del Mer 1022 clean & sharp Enl'I yard.walkmgdt.Stanceto 2967 MINDANO shopi.. S7 5.ooo 3 Bedrm, 2 ba. $97 ,000 HARDESTY REAL TORS SOJrartrAn •• lcAoa'*-' I I I l I ! , , • IUY2HOUSES & SAVE $5,000 675-2866 ' !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!9 : • Pnme E. Side 2 Classic Costa Mesa I 024 Costa Mffo I 024 Spanish H.omes, side by ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••-4 side Xlnt investment OP· PRESTIGIOUS SEE thls very sharp 38rf pt1· yedor starter home. Of· 4 l1r exe~. hon1·• i'n "1csa 1 •-,Ba hm. Priced low ., er at S69.SOO ea. or ~ ~ " ,,,,., &1\1\ Agt 646·74lA 1 5134,000 for both. Woods. Qulet Cul-de·sac. .._.,.,.,.,, · ... I c:e _ Cal h e d r J I c e al 'g ~ . C "'II._. FEVER ~ille'Properties Atrium. spacious, ap-"' " prox. 1800 i.q rt. Only worft be u problem id (714) 549-2467 ~3•750. lOllO ValleJO Cir. Uus spacious 4 bedroom. SUHHY CAL RLTY. 2 bath, carpeted hom~ with mammoth Just Listed 636-3760 fireplace-PLUSH 28xl~ Desirable South Coast HAPPY FAMILY ~binj~kT den! ~v~~ Shore::. Patio home, 2 home with 4 br & den. sts e ocation ° >': bellrm +den, vaulted huge ram. rm Oil qwet S74·500• I ceahngs, !pie, sep. dine. cul·dc-sac i.l. Great Central air. Mirrored home to r;rn,e children. 1£ .Quail ~ \\llrdrobe. :! car gar .. _A_gt_._95_7_·oel6 ______ , Plaat , Close lo South Coast·· a:· VillJge & Orange Co. IMMACULATE Prap,m_~:· ! Airport. Hurry! 14ooou~1l~t Hf~T . 848-1688 Ho. Mesa V•rde R-t..-~ Re.a.tty 3 Br. 2ba, Cam rm. newly BEAUT MESA VERDE ; ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• UUt:..-.> decorated tnsade, new 2 STY--4 IR : ---------1 ~~~~~~~~~I cpt thru-oul, 2 frplcs, OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 OCH VU HIDEAWAY Hachelor or artist's 2BH. 213,\ w,old CdM charm. llug.:> lot w /room l o ltwld~ Just reduced lo ~12"2.500 Consider lse 1opl. OPENSAT·SUN l·~ 112 llAZF.L HALPIHCHIM REALTORS 675-4392 OCEAN CANYON VIEW Wr & den. So of Hwy, 1 hlk to beach. $215,000 U\\1icr will carry. Shown b~ appl only. Owner bkr f,'j'J 5i10 PUBLIC NOTICE WEB<EHD SPECIAL NEW HOME Spyglass Hill 28 Morro Bay Dr. I BH. 2•, Ba. op1>urtun1ty lu !>a\'c betorc being list l't>I Corona del Mar Sharp Duplex 3 Bedrm!., 3 baths. 2 bedrm. 1 bath. Sll!0,000. Goodincomt' Dupfu So.of Hwy On O\ers1zed lot\\ great polenltal for add111onal large Ullll 3 BR. 2 BA . I BR. I BA. $155.1100 644·7270 OPEH HOUSE DYNAMITE DUPLEX Large near new 3 BR owne,-s umt plus charm· In)::! BR cottage. Open Monday 1-5 605 Larkspur caa 644-121 1 /JD.NIGEL OAIL[Y & ASSl:.lCIATES NEXT TO BEACH CDM BY OWNER-Spotless :.!Br. 1600sq IL. Lovely upgraded ramil~ 2Ba , new kit, new cpls. ANXIOUSTOSELL home w/spac. rooms o~ qwet st. frwt trees, must 582,500 546·<1803 extra wide lot. Access rot< sec. 2:.!G Pauline <Orange(•--------HV or boat. Quiet tre~ & 21::.11 833-1969 Opn SUPER BONUS shaded street wtfriend1y; 'I has spacious sunny SatiSu_n_2-·5-·-----Immaculate <'ond1tion ~~·:~~~~a~i~;. t~ali~;~ home features 5 luri.;e llsl· beaut. 3BR. Fil. b1g t hruoul. Spacious 3 river bank. Better hurrY. hl'drooms euch with yo, :.ill terms :\Jany up· becJrma11ddanmg.G1unl on this one. Onl y µr1vatc ll;ilh. l"am1ly grd':. Heally Network siZl'd family room. This S1::!9.500. w. of Harbor; room with wet bar & H57~00. ls the rl•ally neat, hard lo No. orr Adams on Shan• super cu::;lom kitchen --P-R-ES_T_l_G_l_O_U_S __ fmcJ family home. Sec tar. w on Baleric to The paint 1s fresh 111 & this before you buy. Europa, No. to St.. 2016 out.Newc:.irpels,drape:. ~1esa Verde ror only Hurry,callusat540-115l. Baltra.MS-9491 & :.hullers. Spectacular S82.500. Lovely home in C1replace:; & :.hlJO door:.. e S l a b 1 i S h e d Abo feature:. 4 l'ar gar. neighborhood. Cls. to air cond . hot water. t·arc schls, parks & shops. ... ~.,,.HERITAGE . • REALTORS pump & all on double lot call I~~~~~~~~~ "1th J lighted patio:. International I · I lome offered at 5330,000 Real Estate Network l'nnt1ple:. may c:Jll for 752-0861 M~so Vttde's Best Lush landscapmg w 1gat· ed courtyard leads to JIJl>Ollllmcnl 209 NARCISSUS U73·i1JO By Owner 1_..,,\~t pn1:e an llarbor \"11•w ll1lls. 3 liR, lam. 1 m . n"'eds work. !))5-1.000 ,\,.,'\ fj41-7383 frl0-8351 5 BEDROOMS gaint dbl entry doors. or 4 + office. Like new Once inside. you'll epJOY home. New cpts, drps. lsl cabin luxury m this immac. 4 bdrm exec. paint in & out & brick custom pool home. with patio Too many features extras too numerous to to de!>cri be. See & menllon. A mu~t sec! hclic·H•. Nearly 2000 sq Price J u::.l r educed It. of hvmg area. Best Sl0,000. Hurry, call Cn:.la Mesa location. S5Hlil7 or~4·3545A!lt l'nced S83.950. OPEN SAT & SUN t S Owner, Agent 0 · 0 · STARK NAKED &WAITING OCH MOUNTAIN VU •~12·9411 or548·27J3 1812 note nvc 11.\llBOHVll~Wlll LLS orG45·7839 l Br. den. 2 ba. corner. MESADELMAR Tustclul decor w new -------~w plumbing, paint. 5 hr. :J ba on quiet st., MESA VERDE Open Sat/Sun. 2163 :•fa. Freshly painted thruout •. t·pts. drps & wullpa1x:r. f o H l> e 1 0 f C l ha i. s unny 5Br luxury home on gol Lional Ave. 569,500 by new crpt. pen oustt- 1·hel'rfol home w lg patio course, pool, fam rm. own. 645-2319 Sat/Sun 1·5. , I B t f 11 lormi.11 dining, many -:=:=-:==-:=-::::-:---:~I 2753Cibola. 1 & poo · e u u 1 u Y xtras. Cul·de·suc. 'l'h1s 55i·8717; 644·3545 Bkr lndHpd, compll'te wknd only. Considering privacy. 3Br, 21r.1 Ba. hest orrer. By owner College Pk, like nu, 25Z7• pant-led fam rm, formal !>l5" 1101 Andover. 3 BR, 2 BA.! din rm off IJ: II\ rm __ , Open Sal & Sun i.ol;ir heated pool, has Qwcl i.ecluded street on ~ THROW OUT camper gate & pad~, Bluff:; overlook an.: SlS,000 THEASPRIH! Comer lot On CDS st. Ja.:.mme CrC'ek. 1420 :.qi l. 3 Br 2 Ba S92.500. Open Sat/Sun I Opn SAT Su.N .MON 1·5 b 1 h . .\o more headaches over u1..r"·'().."'cc • mo i c ome m Costa °" ""' "'.;>.> I llOOSandpaper Or. wtuch house to huy, or liyO\\nCrPrtnonly ~;~~~s f1ncsl park respons1b1hlles or yard BIG BIG ~ "lH 8411 13U RUCKER REALTY \\ork. This 3 BR. 2•.:i Ba S239.500 Townhome. bl t1n s. ---------·--------~• atnum&2pat1os\\1ll he BIG &-low murkel duplex in SALESPERSONS a PLOP. PLOP, FIZZ, old CdM. By o"ne r. FIZZ relier. You have a 9153.00U. Prin only. 90''r commissions. desk pool, tennis courts. rec. ~o i804 space. answenng sen·.. rm .. nice landscaping IESTVALUE IN SPYGLASS ofrrce expense included. with no work. Cllll Joel Devin 642·6368 759·07 61 Pnce wus $298.000. now :J BR . 2 BA. home reduced to S:.!89,500' 4 w hardwood floors . BR. ocean view. pool, 60x150 R·2 lot. Good Super roomy 5 BR + , l8xJ5' Playroom; tenrlosed patio). Move • in cond. Norlll C.M.: S82,500. : ~Daugherty : :,5onlhlne Brok« 546-4871 : Sa•• S-By Owner , Mesa Verde, 3 Ir bd, 2ba.: 1640 sq ft. Cln & coiy on• Cu l-de-sac. 1 liA blks; elem. &. Jr Hi. Lo laxes. f Prin o nly. S74,500.• 54().5046 • BYOWHER , Jacuzzi. 2 Crplrs. t'ec ---------,·alue at S77.500. Call ror OPEM HOUSE land Won't last'• important info' fl.15·7221 Jhr fa mily room, large~ Cul·de-i.ac lot. Mesa: Verde orea. Beautiful: rond. Must see. Bst buy• Jl 583,500. 545.3607 • CORONA PAUL MARTl:-i EASTSIDE DUPLEX Ontu HIGHLANDS Real ~late 64 I 7 2 br, t br. S88,SOO. Xlnt. "' Canyon Location Beaut. lrg, natural wd foroWtier;user. "'21 On a huge wooded lot duplex. $204,000. Owner Kathy Tracy Rltr. ·~ LOVELY HOME with a .. 5 Gallon Ocean 640-9286or833-7238 548-1927 752·2887 ~ I I 1 View··. a Oawless 3 BR. 2 -----------t BY OWNER , 3Br. 2Bo w/Cormal dm ! rm. upgraded lhruout, f many xlras. $77,950. Prin I Ba home walking dis· MAKE OFFER! WHtcUff Realty tance to private beach. Owner anxious to sell ~I ES A D EL :\I A R . Only S153.000. coiy CdM duplex. 1 br Owners. Agents offer Opeft Sat Sun a.s uruts w tnew cpts. & drps. xtra sharp 3 BR home. 504 Seaward Rd. 8142.500. Open t 5. Fri., :\ppt. only. 545-6475 Call 644·7211 ~;.s~:'n. 717 t'ernlear. /Jn Ntr1LL r,l\ILE Y & l\SSUCIAI l~ ----- . DUfllLIX EXCEPTIONAL!.! i---------tEastside Deluxe Tri·plex COZV 3 br. 2 bo duplex, 2 Owner Unit separate hse patios & l br. Lsctopt. or S189,000. 642·5872 sell 1153,000. Prin. only. 640-7030 Open House Sat SUll only. 979~ Lowest price College Park home. 3br. 2 ba, lge Immaculate ramlly hme, I lot. fruit trees. priced to 3 Br 2 Ba, huge Fam Rm. I sell S'i8,000. 2 yards. 2208 Puente. OH 646-3928 54~3483 Sun. 642-6220; 631·2133 SOtrrJILANDERS I Lachenmyer l~c.iltor -------·- ' By Owner. 2 stry 4br, 2ba. J huge fam rm. sprkll's f fmt & back, close to So I 1--------•1 Coast Plaza. Prtn only. EntertalMr's 583.soo. S.9-0778 t Dell~ MESA VERDE I Each unlt 3 BR, 2 bu., llv. rm .. din. rm.: over HOO ~. fl. or living in each unit. Only 12 yrc. old. or feted at $192.500 Shown by app't. only Your POOL side parties Sharp 38r, 2ba, tge ram l \\ill be a smash lhls sum· rm. Quality construe· -----------1 mer. Enjoy Uris lovely 4 tJon. Comer lot, shakerr. bedroom and Camlly Sparkllnf H&F pool. room home with ovt"r 1111.500. Owner S4G-3S01 2100sq.R. of Ii vine space. orm.2500ofc. This Mesa Verde home---------was deslaned with .. _______ _ Southern caur. ramllltl1 in mind. Yours Utls tum· nm" tor 1113.SOO '45-1474 1 ' , .i ·. r 1 CH. <_-;(JN • • .. . ' ~:::.~~~.~~ ....... ~c:'!!!!.~~~~ ....... ,~c:'!!:!.~~-~ ....... ~4:4!!!:.~~~ ....... ~:::.~.~ ....... ~~::.~~ ....... Huntl!Mjton hach I 040 Huntl~on Hunttnqton ~on 1,....,. I 044 ....,... 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Excellent l1indacpln1. 197 .~00. :WG 11M or 968·3371 4 bdrm fum, 2 ba, cusl Cotte Mno I 024 eo.tG M4tto I 024 rlrp1\/cpt3, self cln oven ••••• ••• ••• •• •• •• •••• • • •••• •••• •• • •• •• •• •• •• •• 1 mooth cook top, dsh l.i-e1opt .. do111: 011crow tSLAtilD LlVttolG 1 711 Stlll11r boutiht nuw. I.NIM' b1t("k ti1 clot<cd. LIVE OM THE WATER 40r, 2~ba Watrrfront home. Concrete dt!ck & \1(1.. 003 Oliti7 or OOS.2297 llAUTIFUL HUNTINGTON HAAIOUR :is· boat dock. Why settle WALK TO BEAC H For As Little As $130,000 CuruCondowhenyou c1rn 3 DR. 3 Ha. ~reut dll:Slrm: Including Yo.... Own 42' loot Slip bu Y t b Is home for Too m any cu s lo m OR -HOW AIOUT THISI! ~(:~~>-Rlty·Sunuet BAh feAturcs to list, won't last OTK"'• Fl ... I p•ep...,.. " ~ I on g a t s 1 2 3 . o o o . g\ • "" " ._ • 115 2 1 3 i 5 9 2 • 1 3 8 1 o r (114)960-5244 or eves 7141846·2848 c 714 l 832-04 96 OPEN N!.AR WATER ,_9U_l_ET_C_U-LD_E_S_A_C_ SAT/SUN 4 Br, 21f..i ba. Huge secluded Master & c11uc. Classic. Extr1a lrg cll'~:!ll llOUSE Den Library with both Harbour & 11 v rm. b It n b • s,\T &SUN 1.5 Marina View. landscaped, cov'd paho. This 4 un. 2 Ba beauty is ONLY $164,500 17051 RoundhUl Move in now. Owner Wiii a sp<irkhng clean with help finance. Shown new plush crpl'lo(, real MAIN CHANNEL W ATERFRONT anytime. Open House Sat wood paneling, new drps. · & Sun. 5291 Glenstolle & lots or love. Huge fed 2 Br, 2 ba Condominium. Complete Dr. HBtw0-2647 so<.lded back yard with30'boatslip. ' w.-auto. sprinklers, deck ONLY $147 .500 16044 Mariner Dr.' lrnM patio & privacy. Close lo ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1044 St('p11 to beuch club. Choose your own in tertor. This 4 Bil & 2 UA hse is ready for oecup. now. 835--0'lll ext 95112 or tull 675-3$34. DEERFllLO Priced to sell. Super sburp Plan S In Tbe Park Homes. 4 bdrms, ramily roo m. din111g room, breakfast nook. Prof. <lone thruout. Reduced to Sett! 5 Bedroom home with 1111 added family room 111 Irvine's ··culverdale ... Low down for Vti'h • All110$l 2700 squaru kl'! of luxurious liv111 1:. St12,:>00. Red Caq1ti'l, 7$"1!!02 By Owner, College l'arl.. S & S, upi;raded , \>Cry clean, cul·dti·sac, 4 Bil. fam-rm, lge bonus rm, 2350 sq. ft.. beaut. courtyard w /tile foun· talu, SUS.900. 559·5391 EASTSIDE MEDITERRANEAN W1hr, n1kro solanan fir. p t> o I . t I r o r i n g , :.p1inklers, auto garage door $89,500. 80'/e finance avail. Owner 847· 1689. bch, schls & shop'g. Super value cit S74.900. 960·5569. 20371 Somerville Ln. (near ISLAND LIVIMG 4 Br. 21/:i ba Waterfront home with concrete deck & ·35• boat dock. Why settle for a condo when you can buy UNIV.PARK !t I WILLOW TREE RANeH REAL TY Open Fri. thru Sun. 2·5. 3 , ___ s_s_1_.2_0_0_0 __ _ 6 DR. Fam-rm. 4 Ba. 2 sty. S\18,500. Nr Jeffry Rd. lrv1ne Center Dr. 51:!:! Skinner. 9SS-2200552·!150;1 BY OWHER A lovely quiet feeling, 4 bedroom + den, 3 bath, formal dining with every possible extra. Professionally lands- caped & decorated. Prime location. One block off Irvine Ave. between Holid~y & 20th. Will consider IE NO. I fl e a c h ll l v d & 1 n . BR. 2..., ba, fam·dln. rm.. LIVE IN ~f~p~~~~~i:sgrc;~~ DEERFIELD OPEN Sot Sun 12-S to see this new list.Ing. dianapolis l Occupied by original ---- owner whose love is ed· Hy owner 4 Br 2 Ba, dent Inside & out. 3 ~18.IJUO dn & ussume Wrm. 2 ceramic baths, S55.000 In, 5440 rno. _Nr lge bright kitchen. 2 pan· Brook h u rs t I JI e 1 I. this home? . · ONLY $229,000 16656 Intrepid Lane. bell & mt. view. cent. air. We have the finest selec· 2Story, 4 BR, 3 Ba, Calif. upgrades galore! Priced t1on o( homes lo the home. E-Z terms. ai.· under SJ.00,000 beautiful community of sume low interest 7% V/\ CUSTOM WATERFRONT 4 Br, 3ba w/Jarge family room Super sharp with room for 42' boat EVEL Ytf COPELAND Deerfield. Pools, spas. loan, owner owe :?nll REALTOR 55%-0434 pvt parks & great family TD. lease/option. Agt. s 144.500 Call 642-800 I trys plus added open _897_·1_27_2 _______ 1 $330,000 16922 Baruna Lane I 024 Costa Mesa 1024 b~am fmly rm. BUI Walk to beach, 3 Br 4! Ba, dichondra lawn, many home. 2 yrs old. Lot fruit trees. see to ap. w/room Cor RV on cul de preciate. F .V. Hi. $UC.S83.500.968·3605 S77.900. 968·3371 or ---------1 !>16-1754. WET PAINT! .ALL OF THE ABOVE PROPERTIES ARE ON FEE SIMPLE LAND RorKho Son Joaqadn 2Br+den. New San Joa· quin model. Nr Racquel Club. Best golf course view. By owner. $107,000. Ph731-1725 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Just painted in & out. & ALL ARE OPEN SAT/SUNDAY MESA VERDE In lovely area. this "Pacesetter" 4 bed1·oom, :! balh with fireplace, has wood fenced yard. pool. double garage-All the rngred1ents for comCorta· blc family living al only $129,500. LOVE&HATE BUY HOW Casual family home, Double your money. lls with 4 Br & lots of livini: PURCELL REALTY I 6 50 I Pacific Coast Hwy Sunset Beach 846·2848 Woodbridge Crossing. Air rondltloned Jbr, 2'})ba. lilJrary. 2 frplcs. over 2100 sq ft. Upgraded. 640-0050 or 640·0646 predkt1..'<i a $60,000home. -------~-spat·c. Big yard. Walk tu wlll cost Sl20.000. Can itbr 2ba. 17417 Santa shopping. Two miles lo you afford to continue Maria nr Slater & hett<'h.Occanbrct'lc da1- pouring rent dollars l\111gnolia. S73.SOO. 0/11. ly. No smog. Open every down the drain? Owning 675·0178 weekend. fl42 .. 1800 BY OWNER ts cheaper than renting. __ ......;..______ $64,500 THE WILLOWS Get out of that rut & get -----~--1 HuntlnC)ton Beach I 040 .....,.lncJfan B.ach I 040 into your own home. This POOL HOME OH THE ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Plan lOS. 4Br. Jlv /din rm. one is the latest in style & MO DOWM GOLF COURSE S&S Hesale Specialists. 3. Open house Sat/Sun 12·5. modern conveniences. VA terms on 4 bedrm, 2 Contemporary de:;is:n .J or 5 bdrm models avail Lovely 4 nn. fam-rm, 14881 Groveview Lane. Call today! bath home with pool &. foaturcs a wrap around some w /pools. 968-4602 ' patio, beaut. lnd.scp, new S72,500. Ph 552·5900 or ,.r.;sm <pa on'"'""" lot. On· Ooocpl>n w>1hon m;t. Pooo;ngton ProP"rt;., ~f );1;'S.OOO. Owno« .,."_·6000 ______ _ ly $82,950. Century 21 Sea ing atrium. On the golf SEA WIND pool & jacuzzi UNIVERSITY PARK Breeze 963-6708. l'Ourse wilh a magnif1· ~~~~~~~~~I tent \iew:: Located in sio7.soo. RUSTIC CHATEAU Attractive Village I. _ _..;;:===~---1--one of llB '~ l"inn»t R.E.PROFESSIONALS 1 Aid T h m Twnhse. 3 Br 2 Ba. ~ "., 963·8377 963-7653 Yr ., w n ° e · atrium. new plush cpL-,, Thl'Y lo\'c il & they hale Prime Mesa del Mar loca-ne1ghl.Jorhuods. A mu:;t Spanish l1le firs, thruoul xlnt cond. Conv to school. loleavethis4bedroom,2 lion, 4 Br home, for the LOVELY LARGE tosee'. 8kr962·55ll. Meredith Gardens lower level, spiral h & · ~ty, but, business de· busy family w /added :.taircase to loft mstr 5 ops recreation. mands 11 ! Here's yvur dm. stereo & pool table POOL HOME BREEZE 3 Bd bv owner. S119.SIJO . . . t d lm med occpy. Open opport. to compare l111S 1ncludc<.I. Low main· 5BR, 3BA, FAM Rl\1 , .'>156520. ~~~1t1~;~~~~.v~~;,' ~;a.Y2 House Sat 10-4PM. Sun lt\\'ely home with other tenance grounds. Nice DIN RM• LIV n ~I • HOME FRESH AS A DAIS y patios, pool, tcnms cts. !~249~(~) By owner. lugher pnccd homes 111 patio, bltn brick BBQ. all ~RJ~C, r.~IJ /YB~ T1~~ 10 M•tl usion, in this 3 RR, Charming & dclii;:htl'ully ~:ouna. jacuzzi. By owner --------- the area. Call for details. schools & OC College D SH W SH R. NEW ~e~!~~d '::11e~;~~11~~n~~: decorated 3sr. Wu beuu· _!lli2·0185 WOODBRIDGE 540-3666 within walking distance. CUST0.\1 DRPS, PLUSH L'On\'ersutrnn area. for ty. Decorator sharp &1---------1 2Br. tltBa VIiiager Con· ";' Seeandmakeanoffer. CM'S s the entertainer. Please sparklingbright.Featur-do. Fishing, sailing. r.?V:.7!1 All Po5i,~t"13R6e1a1tors L N '~OS W~ /Li}' ; call WHELAN REAL ing walls of mirrors. •OPEN SUH 1-5* lagoon559·0151 _,J!!!~.~ .,.. GARAGE/OR OPNR. ES1'ATE.898·78S5 plush carpeting, & lush UPGRADED A u T o L i\ w N I andsc a pi ni;. II 111 y TOWHHOME TURTLEROCK SPRNKLRS, GAS BBQ. REDUCED PRICE! SLi9.i50. Ask lo see it 16527 CABALEAO GLEN S\12,000 By Owner HuntinC)ton Cove i'iOW! HOWDY NEIGHBOR! $77,777. OPEN HOUSE :"liriw $3,:IOO. Corner con du; pool, rec .. 2 BR, 111~ living! Select from a 3 14732 Doncaster. bdrm lownhome to a 4 · Touchstone Realty bdrm 2500 sq. ft. P'ark 963-080'7 Home. --------- WHY AM I RANCH REALTY 551·2000 WOODBRIDGE, S&S Redwood. 3 Br. 21n ba. Crplc, A/C prep, wet bar, upgraded. immed occup. Nr park, school. pool. S85.700 PP. Open hse Sunday 12·5. Peb· blewood. 551·5774 MEW OM THE MARKET First time offered for re· sale. Fantastic Deerfield Park Home, Pla11 3. l story. 2100 sq. ft. ex· ecutive home. Complete· ly upgraded interior. Prof. landscaped. RAMCH REALTY 551 -2000 Se4llng this house? My house ls 4 yrs old, in perfect cood., w /an uu obstructed view of tl11: mountains. It has 4 ht • panelled Cam rm. 2~~ ba . formal din rm, frplc in liv rm . mod k1l w1complete bltns, etn tral air. atrium. a brick patio. profes:; landscaped huge yard. It is located in Turtlerot:k adj lo new rark & new elem. schoo . The com munity swimming pool is less than 2 blks from ltse. But. 1 still want lo mo\ e to the beach. 752·0515 Open Sal /Sun l ·4 6362 Sierra Elena Rd VETS No down & move in lo th" 4 br. family home 111 be:iut. Irvine. Agl. 559-4556 GREENTREE BY OWNER Btookrield mdl. 4Br. 2'-• ba. Open house Sal/Sun 12·5. 4392 Margarit~1- g)2,500. Ph 552·5900 ---In lo\·cly '.\IESA WOODS .1r(•a. TWO spacious 4 11<.:drooms. 2 bath family . homes sit across the :.lrcd rrom one another'. Family rooms. fenced yards & freshly painted li'xtenors! Only £6'9.000. and S67.90U. Hurry - hurry~ :\I E S ;\ V E R 0 E - l'pac·1ous 3 bt!drm and family + large den and wet bar. Upgraded thruout. Just listed at 577.777. Hur ry, .call 546·5880 Daily 1-4 bu. Shorecnnt Realty 846-5573 3 Bedro o m Hunt's Twnhm nr. the Harbour. Bltn. b.ir & many xtras. 9iX.5(JO. New Broadmoor. 3Br, 2Ba, prof lndscap'g, tustom decks. cul·de· sat. l blk to rec fac. Open ho.use Sal/Sun l ·S. 19 OPEN HOUSE,3792Fern IO·S·M·E·I ? Stillwater, 642·8446 or St .. by owner. Price re-Righl next lo the courts. DOWtilTOWN I ii m 645·9790 duC'ed to Sll0,000:. this brand new condo IS S. "'Jla r·~ 2te0Mholmes 13 [i] ~ spacious4 Br2"2 Ba. S&S ready for move-in. Super _ ~ ... _ -= EXECUTIVE HOME Cornell College Park, upgrades + a runnin{.: I ... 2 b d I REAL 1.o•·ated 1· n 1 rvt· ne. 2350 sq.ft. Cul de sac, stream just outside your 11428Snowdrop A\'c. 759-0226 531-3747 f'.44·6381 ----1 lcCAifri~TESJ UNDER PRICED! ~•n•o.um,y ~HERITAGE REALTORS ~~~~~~~~I S74.000. 3br. fam rm. MOVE.I.I.I M..>urm, e rm> on 1 c TY INC. -~ steps to park, pool. door. You'll love it! :-1rable R·3 corner lot 714/846-1371 Beautiful 5 bedroom with school. 5S9·0672 Hurry. 1st $59,950 lakes. £1 _ 17886 Elm St. 0 /ll IP. Quail ~ TWOWESTSIDE Sat /Sun io-s. Ownr with alley. Owner OC ·I~~~~~~~~~ 2 fireplaces, electrlc1---------1 Agt..752-2000 Reduced 1ooo·s ;md \:J· cupred-c·allforcletails. I~ built-ins. close lo NewWoodbridgeCondo ... Plac• ' "STARTER" HOMES 968 ----8"-06-----cant now'. lnve~lor and 5:11-5800, eves91i8-772.5 :;chools, parks & pool. i Br +den, 2 ba. Lse opl, R.S.J. :Z Br + den, San broker inquiries WtsthavenReattors CUSTOMHOME 5109.500 S87.50<t. ssoo.;mo. Carlos Model. On golf Prap:rJ!~· Your choice or 2 darling By vwner 4 Br :! 13J. ••OO OUAllst NIWPOU H ACH 3-bet.lroom homes Wllh SIS,900 dn & assume welcome. Exec 2 story lnt'I RE Metwork WITH POOL RED HILL REALTY 644-4847 or 673·3022. Own. crse w /lake vu. Sl29.soo. lmpres~ive. double door lhgh on the hill overlook· 22951 Los Allsos Agt. 833·3215; 547-7044 YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED fenced yards'. One &5.5,000 In, S.140 mo. '.'Ir freshly painted in and Brookhu r st/ Heil. entry. Soarin~ cathedral BEAUTIFUL-5Br. 3Ba, h H b S u1 . Vi . ·-=---------1 c:e1hnos, formal din1n•• lng t e ar our. pac. 3 ·" ss1on eJO l"IM 1044 I t....-1044 rm." Fa bu Io u s~ fom rm. covered patio. Bedroom. sep. rec. rm 768-8751 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .'::'~••••••••••••••••• 3 Br 1 Ba home, R-4 lot. Santa Ana Hgts. Open $ u n . l · 5 P :\1 . 2 0 3 1 Orchard Dr. Clrvine & Bnstol l 64:!·5062 CENTURY21 out · one with near·new 897-7272 · carpets: 566,ooo and _N_E_W_O __ N_M_A_R_K_E_T_ ~.000. l,,.Quail ~ liilPlac• . Prap•rti•• · 7S2•1920 Large 2·~tory !\fed1t.; 4 txlrms .. 2':'2 baths. pool. large lot. Xlnt family home. Great value at Sl 15,000 DAVID D. CARLSON REALTOR 833-9293 Cll~lomi1ed k1lchen has nwny .xlras842-166i! w, bar Prime area. l•-------- l'XPl.'n~l\e cerami<' !lie 3169·000· Turtlerock Broadmoor. 4 floor, bar. extra fi11e 2000 S fl br. reduced i.5000 by cinx· wood cabinets. Custom q. m IOUS seller. move in al on· paneled family room i ~ \ t ' -52 1660 $89,900 I t·e , ny 1me ' · . w 1 f p I c L a r g e I _leave message. sl11dio1sludy . Douhle --doors to masi.ive master Huge sparkling kitchen/· REAL TY INC. WOODBRIDGE suite. Plushest "sunlile" family rm. 4 BR. 2 BA. 2 PRESCOTT MOD L story, New carpetin~. 714/846-1371 E $8495 DOWN lhick carpets. Walls of wood weave.s. low maint.•-.--------i 5 Bil .. 3 ba .. sunken 8728 Ottawa Riv. c1·r. 0 1ass-to wood arboi· nat10 ,. r d' •· 11 p ,., · · •· vard Covered patio am.. an."' v. rms. eg • :\lES,\ VERDE• :S BR. 3 Ba. cul·de-sac. and colorful grounds. A · · · Huntinqton & groove wood firs .. com· l•OO OUAIUT. Nl~H>llT H ACH BY OWNER JBr. 2ba. entertainmenldelight. :\1UST TO SEE AT lJ . "' '. . • HorbOur 1042 plimentplush honey col· F'amlly sz yd, p atio OpenSal/Sun1·6. !111,000. Bkr962·SSll i 62•447't(r.&' 546•8103 ••••••••••••••••••••••• or cpt. Localed on park. w1bl'ick BBQ, bonus rm. Shafer&Allen ·~~~~~~~~~I W"'TERFRO ... T 18 Willowbrook. By New cpt'g, paint. roor & Realty, rnc. 675-6741 or LastChance ilyOwner A "" $155000 ,,,. 540" h:i\hroom fixtures. 2917 960-1980 day or night. Save s.5000·~000. If we do CUSTOM HOME, 5 blks to Executive home with 5·1' ~7:~ . . .,..... "· Hoy;il Palm. !84,95-0 pp not sell by the 15th, we'll b h 2300 ft S 1 dock and patio. ideal for · Hurn-. this won't last'. OPEN HOUSE 17452 San· list wtrealtor. st<'ory. overs~~~d · 4 ~;r enlertuining! Two-story PRESTIGIOUS ~S·llllS ta Isabell. New plush Seabury'sBesl gar. used brick fplc, & living room w /Palos RonchoSonJoa uf Opeu S"'T SU... cpts thruout. makes this ~ Br. 2 ba .. formal din, Verde stone fireplace to q n '""" • ~ 3 8 8 b t d th Palos Verdes Stone fplc,. 11• 1 t r 1 48 Arl>Oles. Open Sun. r P.i a, each close rm. cus · rps i·uout. Huge entry kit ch .• too ce mg. e egan or ma 1·5. 2 br. condo. end or MESA VERDE home a super buy at only cov'd patios front & f l dining room, 2 wet bars, LAFFIN' & Very "ood luck. Custom 57~.900. It won'llasl long. back. many xtras. Walk many xlra ea ures to one in huge pool room, 3 gfolf c1o1urse. T&astefluhltuse SPLASHIM• bw'lt h .. ome 1·n the Mesa lnler'I R. E. :-.let work to llch. parks & pool. list. All this for under bdrms. 4 baths, beautiful o ~·a paper ear one St20.000. Agl. 714·960·3389 paint l>elightCul 4 bedroom. 2 Verde section of Costa S36-l4Gl Priced $88•500· Don't channel view. $337,SOO. J1.m Pate, 551·5169 huth home with like new Mesa. 3 Br. ram. rm. & n;ii ss this on e. Call CAL CLASSIC by owner. Son Joaquin Rltn. pool. & new landscaping. possible guest quarters. _536_.s_i_7s______ Sl04,000. Like new• prof 11 jQu~I Double car attached Asking Sl65,000 Agt Huntlngt011hach I040 2STORYLandmark 4br decorated. 3 br. encl. Pl•-. PRICE SLASHED 11.arage. Call poolside 675·8800 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 21 v ba., ram. rm. is' mos: garden, 2 patios. 5611 --SDEERFl""D * aJ>'lt. 8872 8 11 hi C/21 Serene Dr .. 840·2885 PrlHlltl"i:... . ..., ,. Condo nc~ East.side Costa I•--------new. e s re. ---------1 -r;s2.1no . Custom upgraded Aspen -. . 0··3· 6 M 2 b l~ b Fr I Gcrdtntr's Dream! Lockhart. 962-8847 LANDMARK 3 br, 2 ba. & .. oo auun. H llAOI 3br 2~11ba. Reduced to · esa, r. a. Pc, c. lg. fam. rm .. cor. lot. dsh:r 63 tr!!'h compct. Lush garden w •lots & EVERYTHl"G lllock wall fncd. yd. Cls. ________ _. :·m., Prin. caM Agt at 9i8, · h.u50 lots of plunts. A lovely 3 YOU COULD WA.HT to beuch. ~chis & shops. Sease• Cancio --·----.------======----'--------i br. 1!\i ha home goes with JUghly upgraded. Cust. 1 un. upstairs model. La Cuesta llome. 4 br, By OWNER thegarden.$72.500. -llll'. fam rm w:wet bar patio cover. Prof. spnc1oussundeck. calh. L.R. Corner ·lot. 011 quiet Cul -de-Soc. lndscpg. Many indoor ex· Call Ron Ellis R. V. gate. S92. 000. Charming clean 3 Br. 2 \l l>ecoruturdesil{nlhruout tras. Must see!' By Ccnlury21960-23S8 968-5650or968·0930.0pen Ba. dining rm. new cpts rncluding new custom owner. 968-3060 Cross Counu·y 848·1188 House Sat & Sun. By 4t drps. covered patio, CAtnOaMIA drapes & carpeting. owner. dbl car garage w/work PROtER"(YEXCHAHE.r.. Private garden patio 4Bt,atrlum,poot.Jacuzil, bench. Corner Jot, fntd ~ ...,_ w1ga$ fire pit. M11st see bltna. c:pts, drps, $95,SOO. EXCHANGE THE RANCH back yard. Room for 96'3-trl39 557·7620 to appreciate. By Owner· 846-t85S _______ , H U N 1' I N G T O N 3 Br. 2ba, lam rm. Look boat or RV p arking. Prin only. Sl2G.900, Open PACIFIC SANDS Deane HARBOUR home. Want at these extras: A/C, _.JlmlJmllf_J 163,700. 645-7034 or Sat/Sun 12·5· 1712lt hme.upgraded4Br 2Ba, lnc.'<lmc: units. Any area. new cpts, new solarium •• 642 0678for appt, "IT'S A WONDERFUL ~elot Cl.r. &464303 heuted tillered pool. Equity S62,800. Need apts Or. Jae patio. ma15lve MIS.A VERDI ~~~~~~~~~! WAY TO LIVE". HUN· Comer lot. $87.500. 8172 with ~~nclllble. Not area patlo cvr. Cul·d-sac: st. GOLP COUllSI BY OWNER 3br. l¥lba. TlNGTON LANDMARK OPEN SAT SUH. Malloy, Open Sat/Sun 1·5 bound. Prtc:ed to sell S81l.900. OPEN SUN DA y H 1778 Crestmont. , Twnhme Cor ad Ila over 'O BY OWNER Agt. 645-9950 THt CAU.'50N CO. Open h.ouse Sal/Sun li~. Bucrola 6 bdl'm 2 •tot'Y ____ 548_·5082-'----• r:;.'~~t:edi~!in~v!:r:S! s~:irp •BR. home, 2780 BY OWNER. 3br. 2b11. 2819Je':~etvd. fl.~.~~.~~;:~:}.A~~nn r18}1t on Dlb fil'ffD, Fan· from Ute Rec J"'acll, In· sq. Ct.: form. dln. rm. super clean. Many xtras: ,.... .. h •Uc n---p An ~ home • 1 J 1 tam. rm., gamo rm., 2 .,..,4 900 oin Ilse s~t & Newport Bch. 8'75·49$1 GRc-""'"""R"'E -•IYYI .. • cl g poo · acuzz • 1ym, f"'lci1.J .. cedar deck. ,,,. ' · y .,._H "' rorthcexocutlvewhoen· .,_Point 102' tennis, aewina. a rt, ·li87 t'NltwickClrole Sun. 1517 Tullow Ln, TENNlS EST).TES UR&m'WOOD Joya entertalnlnf & ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• wood.shop, phot.oaraplhy, 982 2253 891<6'723 3 br. 2~ ba, otl wottlr 3br" or 2br It den, 2ba. ~~0~'.,~V'.J': ~~: BY OWNER; rno<lel at.)tl• bllliard11 card room , • LA CUIST.A condo. a tv' tennis eta, ~:':~1!1t$$~~:'· 1~t FAAtonGottCouneDr .. s ~R. 2 Ba, dln·rrn, 6 parllu, aanooa, et.c. 24 SP.AMISHISTATE 48EDROOM.WALK.TO pool&doc • 7a.5$Sl \01tneL 1&18 Tan.agtr. mos new • .C.t. ~. h r ucurlty at sate. 1'/THISIA THE OCEAN. C ALL OPEN SUN l·S __ ......... ___ .......,~, $4MOl 01118. ~l •Ind, llu6Je Pleaaecall BUlloatJack 4 8 1\ + form. din. REAi,. esTATB B Y 4l~~Jn~~~~Qve ~RESlDENT home In ~ Walkur r. I r.r. patio.play area, bo1t Ftck&Auot. 983-0n6 + maasSvo d n w /lnd McVAY, $42.93'7l. Turtle Rock hlll1. 1fal"d tt, tcho61J • marit\a fpl.. lndo<>i' BBQ & wot ___ c2_1J_>_S08..;.·_'71...;3G ___ 1 to find 3br 2ba. ll4U OO. netr by. 196,000. tJ~. barfacil. Ruuec:t .,_ama. LA CUESTA _8.5WOM ______ _ _...;.;~,.:;....,.~~~~1 4D8-'1176 Many ext.ru. Tllo roof. 381\ 2\& batl\a Condo. A• Onl)' aet. to bea"h. Must aumable 8~ V.A loan. HU lmmtd. •won't IUL ODttt bouH Sat/Sun l•:I. C.~(fl~~soc. ~-~Lane. St,500. 3 IDRM.-2 BATHS ONLY 573,500 A host of desirable features makes this the ideal home for the growing family. Both the rear-facing family dining room and master suite open onto the r~ol:sized backyard. A f~rmal 1v 1n g room. spaci ous bedrooms and abundant closet space offer true California con veniences. A beautiful P lan 7 loaded with upgrades. Hurry on this one. It won't last at this price. REDUCEO TO SELL 4 IDRMS.-2 IA THS Owners must sell t his lovely 4 hdrm .. 2 bath h ome in Culverdale. A Plan 44 with upgraded carpets & drapes. beautiful kitchen tiJe. used brick fireplace. plus a large dining area. Priced to sell fast at only $84,500. OCEAM VIEW A 2·st ory. 2 bd r m . home feat xring a spacious living rm. with comer fireplace. a family r m . with a balcony for ocean viewing, a formal dininf! area. luxury kitchen wit h walk-in pa ntry. a large master bdrm. suite with a pr!vate balcony. A hom e loaded with extras. Call tor a det a iled list of the exciting extras. Priced to sell. VILLAGl 111 Just bring your f a mlly and rurnit.'4re! This fanw tic home Is in m ovt .. ln condition . lncludas 3 larfe bdrms .. 2'11! baths. beautlf u ctreplace. and ~xquisitely decorated. A super location near park and pool. Only SlJ.2.00o. ' Houa••For s• ..••.•.•............... ····••••········••····· .••...••.....•.•••..... •······················ ~~!~!.~~-~ ....... 1 ~~~!.~~.~~....... Sunday,July10 19n DAILYPILOT DA I ~!!!'!~.leach I 048 LOCJUna l each I 048 ~'!4:!!!.~~-~~••••••• ~'!'!!!!.~~~-~••••••• ~'!'!!~!.~~~.~~••••••• ,,...,.._ I 044 lrw6M I 04 ~o l•oct. I 041 ~.~~!~ ..... !~.~~ •······•••·•·········•· ••············•·•···•• ········•·····•·•······ OPEN TODAY OPEN HOUSES OPEH SAT SUH I ·5 4607 GORHAM DR. CORONA DEL MAR •••• •••• •• •••• • •••• • •• • •• • • • •• • • • •• • • • LOCJW1a HHJu-1 I 052 Msslon VJ.fo I 061 Mewpori .. CKh I 069 *IMMACULATE THRUOUT * Th ts is lhL• bcat·h horne you ha' c bL'l'll waiting for. Thi:. 3 BR, l' z BA honw has every desirable ft'alure \\.alk to lhe beach close to shopping lnw Laguna almospht•re Surrounded l>\ lrees for privacy & charm 2 Car g:u:. nice backyard , flagstonl' & brick patao provides the best of outdoor hving. Frplc & hardwood firs. Lot size 57.5 x 105.35. $169,950. .....•.......•••••..... ····················•·· ....................•.. 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(' 0 n I ,. 111 ,II II I ,1 I } <..:11111 .. rn1J To1< 111111111<' JlL'I :i min from '\l1:-,111n \ ll'JtJ 111 l..1~un.1 11111" :I llH. I 1 ba \ l • 1 .11 j.:dl Only ~.'.I 'llMI RED CARPET Realtors 586-0400 OftEHTOD.AY 1°5 1224 Hattlnghom Rd U.1\Cre~t. 3 BR. dtn rm .'l 1·,1m rm Rl•fre:.h1011I> uvm· l'ool $169,500 -GEM- 1:.>oFTw.tinA\t~.ri. 8 REALTORS 642°4623 NEWPORT HG TS. •1 It ul V 1 .I• 11111• 11 Ill Ill Ill" t11~hh lljl I •• ti ' •I It " 111 \ " I , ,, I I I I' I oJ • 'I 11' ,. t t• 1111 th1' "''' '" \n h llt•Jd1 lll1li;hh < h\ lll'r 11'1.llh I u .• 11 ~·1 .oo MONARCHIAY 111 lht• \l.111 .1 1111wl1·', hu11~1· l·l'lt•l11llv d1· ,,,, 1l1 d \\llh th1· ll1tl''>l•1l ll•••I ,\ \\,111 111\\·llll'' I tu, .I t"h Ill :! h.1 h111111• h Jt1.,l J 'h11rt \\,di.. 111 I ht• NOR INS REALTY WILD PARTIES 111 111t1mah• Wt:l·l.,·nds. I Ill' j)t'I (l'1'I hl•Udl C:Ol· I 11~·1• \\1th da.,:.. Open I l11o qil.111 Ul'Pl'r '°"""l .q1t lowl.'r Fl-.1t11r"' -,1,1111c1I glJ'S :-1..) llghh, Hom:in luh. l'\t·dlcnt 11c11 .\ J hl111:k\ 111 lw.1d1 \ l>l'l'C ldl hou"c for "IJ\!l'IJI µc11plc SI W,5(Xl. WILLIAM POWELL REAL ESTATE 497-1751 MAYO CK l Ufll.t•nM"' J IJI' EL DORADO HOME :11tr. :!!J:i 1.1111 rm. ,\l'. I 11lly lnilM·ptl ~ t nnl. 1ww 111•1,:1· l'IJl. PP. K:l<l 0:110 or M.J, 1711 $124,900 l'rt•qqpou:i Newport llJ.:ts. Cornt'r lorulwn. Custom dcslgnl'd charml'r Thick. plu:.ll 1· J r p e l 1 n i.: . G I a s s l t1du!.cd brirk lrpk. S l1•p "ilVl'r gourmt·t l.1lchc11 Unique Sll'I> UOWll ma Sll'r SUJll• l>l'11~htful wood :>h1nglctl llla'oll'r llalh. llui.:c st>puruLC family rm • tuu' ll will be s;onc l11morrow, call nu1\. hlli 7171 ; 1,,.,1, t•••I .~ t•JI I. LOCJUnCI Beach I 048 Laguna hac:h I 048 ····················•·· •········•·········•·•· LAGUNA BUCH C'714) 494·2148 OCEANVIEW UNIVERSITY flARK S94.950 hl'.11 h '" "·" ·' ~I l'.11 11<'1,111 Ill""' ~111 IMNI ONCE INA Entertainer l n11h~11 ul'l l'd \ 11'\1' 111 nn·.111 ,'\. ( 'Jlah11a ;.un:-l'l:, II 0111 1111~ :1 ll H & tJ,·11 homl' 111 the pn1Jll' ;ircu of NtJ.:lll'I Sh11n·s Shm111 to~ ..ipµ1 uni; :.w5.uou f.;1!.e 1"1•n·~t He .. It;. :O.:ri ltlfil !-.[, l'IL'.\S!:>U. nl!ar I) Ill'\\, I 111 :J UJ. IJJllVrJtnlt: 1 tl'" l'rnl lt1ll~l'Pc1 . 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It 1lh hut111• f.111'.tl< 1f Ull •t 11• 1 • h• 1•1 I ul s11 1 1·1 \l.1 11 I I' \ 1 t' j1 t Ill 11 .ti lt'.iltu,·~ 111,tl-.L• lhh .a fJI~ "1'1!<•1 l Ulllt I 1'4 II"" fur ljllh !.. .oh· l>••ll t 1111">:> lhh • hJlll'l' (:JI! !\OW' 979-1050 CENTURY 21 UPSTAIRS DOWNSTAIRS \11d .ill ul'llUllcl tho• !'Ill' 111•1 lo11 i.:.1rcl1·11 l11im1· 111 \'11111.1• 111, l lllHl'"ll ~ l'.11 I.. 1-:njflV 1 ll~tlllll I ,dtlll<'l • ,\ "lll'h'\'' Ill hi 1111-: 1111 I"" 111" lhl' :1 ltti11)b p.111<11 d. '.!'' It.1th, 111mm11111r' pool 1, , e , 111 • r h 1 n n l" ~llllOll z~r~~ Rl· AL10RS OH TO BEIN THE HIGHLANDS fir.ind nl'W Turllt•ru<. k ll1ghla111b home "1th ;i p;rn11r.1rn1(· 1 il'I\ ot thl' 1 .1llt' twln11 ;1 lld1 '"' 494-1177 J1601 Coo>t Hwy., S.loguno 499-4591 Spocious Ranch Style I 011111'(1 IW'l'".s' 'l;ort h l.J;:un,1 111 1J, .. 1rh "11 h ·' 11"" of !111· rolling ">UI I .l HI! .! lia . 1.ll'n & J IJrgc tl111ins: JI l'J ol f tlw ·tu1111 ""untn· k11t'h1'11 open bt•am;, "ta1n,·tl glass. htllHI llr., . Hird & lath ).(JI Ul'll 01"'11 cl,11ly I· I ltilO lltlkn•.,l l>t ~!~.;>()() Pool& Ocean Vu, Too! Ht .. dl) 1 11.irnuni.: :I lidn11 pll1 Jn cl h•>flH' 111 .1 l\c~l<.b,1· ,ll't"I 11)1 a hu .1 . lt1·aul1htll\' kt ru<.· .. tl 1111 nr. \'11 t11r1..i lh·.11'11 ~l.:ANI llµt•n ~1111 I I ~1:!0 ,\ll•'\,tlldl·r Htl SMn Rooded High Ceilings \\'c11KI ,\. ;..IJ'!> lUlll••tJI 1><11 JI"\ J lod1 Oh • IJ.:l' tltlllllJ.: 1111 dl'd,~ ;! 'I ultl 1:11 ,1l flll·JI\ Ill'\\ "'"'"~ 11.1lkl11to1111 \1.1111 llllrl;,_Ulll;! r\'J(UI I' \ mu'l Lo "''t' • ..,17'1 .1011 Open Sun I I f'liel \\ l lltlt 'lt•rraet• * 494-7551 * 1111 1111,., ht•cl1 .. 0111 l.1m1I\ h111111• 111 I ht• ( ',d1l111111.1 II n 111 ,. ' 11 I I 1 1 1 11 1• \f,11111·w·1•tl 1 1rd, .ond OW\1.H..., \\'\IOt" (',111 lllll\ 1 .. 1111.11 1hnrng 1\1 t ~111m 1----------•I ~"" 111a' pu k ~11111· 111111 t aq>l'I 1 0!111·, ::OI 1:1.'Nlll SUPER SHARP 552-7000~ i~~L~ REALTORS .1 lol•drnom h11nw 111 r 111 W O O I> II It I IJ (i E W1flnw .. ft( lfltnl' On ,1 CltOSS l"C; ~1·11 un 1 nrnrr lnr .111•1 <'.•' ~ .u 111.11kt1. \-.hlnrcl Pl Jn I .,.,., tu l1t•t·1\,11,.,, ''"'P duot t111m l.1!.e ll11:hl.1· fltn, and 11 .ill. tu '>1'h1111I 11pgr.11l1'1I :! bdrm' . :! LIVE IN THE RANCH h,1th"> \ JUl!t'd l'l'thn ~" 111 ... 1 hurmni.: I 1 pit n·n 11.tl .111' l.111,.,h m'tr .,1111" Lr.:1· dt•ll. \11th \II'\\ 11( IO!kl' ~l 15 (lllO \\ I> n T> II II I f) c; E \\ \IC\! I Mil O::'\ Plan 0 :! l~h "" den 2 · b.1th,, 1111 I htl!hl~ llp· ~1.11lctl 1-.-..u .1 lan:c lul \ ;..1•1111111~ ..il ~ !'100 ~ BIG OCEAN VIEW S111111~ and llJll'rt 1111111· pl.111 L i.:<' l..1l1·hl'll I 11th m~ . .! hath-. i.tll 011 I li-\l'I 1n \l~~lrr· lltlb SI >1 jO(I CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX .! H<lrm Colla~l' ancl J 1tl'111·1 :!Br. 211:llh lwnw l~•lh bttn).! m 1!•J<11l tl'nls 1 hlo1:k:. lo the hc.u·h ~lUU.;,(11) DOLPHIN R.E. 494-8581 RETIREMENT HAVEN :! Hclrm. :! hJth u.y.o .1pl. \ :.tonl.' ~ throw to th1· lllt:Jll & I.Iv" nto11 n l.rt.!ht &. airy, \'l·ry rlcJll. l:-'111anc1ni: "'' ;ll!Jblc. ~.uw * 494-8057 * LEASE- OPTION 'tw cl,•eor, 3 vl·droom, 11h1tc11,1ll'r 1·1,•w. Walk to Vtt'tflna lll•:Jeh c;rcal tcrm:. :Sl5:J.Soo. ~J""~i~~~ I'! A,9g l1"A-) HISTORIC \r11 .. 1·,..1·ott.1g1• \\. ~t-1·011d 1 l0111.d 11111t. Uoth d1Jrm rngl} n ·rn1>1lclcd. W:ill. to \ I l" l 11 I I ;1 II (' .1 l' h < '11;1~tl11w .. ~ \\ htll'\I alC'r 11\'\I "Ii:) ll!JO REGEHT REAL TY 17141496-950 I THE VALUE 1, thLTl' U\(•r Ill \t· 01 I< 1 11nth:\Jp·d lanJ 1r1 llw ul \ " \ tl'W" L'::.l' .1:. ;111 1·~lJh'. sulJ.cJ111dl' vr JU~l '~Jtd1 11 .1µprce ~1W.lll.~1 IAGRODIKY. Rltr 494-8611 NEXT DOOR .. lo Enwr.tld ll.1y' 1.m t• 1,v l hdrm . 2 ha ll!'.1l·h h111111' I 11:1ds ol 1·h.1rm . 111'.1111 l' d t <.'II . I r p It' . 1·ntl11 .. l·d g.rral!l' + 1·xtrn l';1qrnrt l.gc . I ully lnthcpd Int, 1·nmpletl'ly BLUEMOOH \\e urc 1mv1lt'i;ell Lu of ler a honie t hat 1s · ST.\NDING ALONE" Tlus arch1tt:clural 1-1cm 1:. :.uch a home. Dctarlcu l't.dar exterior rn OlAGON,\l,, C::URVATURE & ;\IO D ~:RN DES I G :--; \\' SKYLIGITTS TO TllE IUHH'TOPS "C::rosl:o •iwr the bmli;:e" lo cntrv hall & J Bl>R:<L FI.OOH l'L,\N. ::.crv1ced by J UATllS. llugc liliing din mg cl·ntcr l.\l'l'ROX. 47 FT J, 11.\S VAULTEU B 1-; A ~I CE I L 1 NG & HEAVY SUPPORT TDIBERS. Floor to ccil· rng fircplac:e, clever U!>l' 1f STA JN El> GLASS WINDOWS & CLl':RESTOHY. Ex ll'n~11 e u,e of glU!>S af fo r ti s ,1 11 l' :\' C I. U T n :1n:o VIEW <IF THE OCE:\N & C.\TALIN,\ ISL.\'.':DS. Cl'll\')•:n ST \IHWELL 1.1::.\0S TO I. 0 W E ll F I. U 0 H l.IUH \It Y 11.\LL 6. ,\I ,\ST E R S U I T E \\' F I R E P L A C B • ll H ES S I N G IDI . & UL"TST\NDING <>Cl-:'IN VIEW. The klld1cn ha:. <'ll'f\ concc11·able btlt 111 ll·.1twc-. tu the ddrgh1 ol lhl.' i:uhnary Jrtr:-l. Tith '' •• ht>llll' yuu mu:.l :.ct• tu i.!J•prcuaw. Offered for Sl75,000 Full Price MISSION REALTY !J85S. C:.l llwy, Laguna Phone 494-0731 OPEN SUHDA Y 1-5 2720 Parle Ave. I. \HG ~: St: NI> 1<; l' I\ 111 "' louk i 11:,: tluwn lo\\ 11 lti.:hts, nwunt.1111, ,\ •ll'l'an l.111 "IY 1111'. :Jli.1 h1111w );17:1,!IOO • LAGUNA BEACH 459 N. CST, HWY. 49~748 I d1trl11:.ht•d, \\ llh l'Jt'lll't 111;: dr.q>t•rit•::. & p.11111 11 ... 1<11 lor 11r1ml·d1.11 .. m· lUPJlll) ~Ct' tuJ.1y al !:tl59.000 <X.:EA.x; \'I EW 01\f1 your fJIA'l~~ !Jr. )"X)l)I. Si5.0()() owe '"Ole'. L.\GU.NA Ill. fY. 19-Hlll7i \\'HITE\\ .\TUl < '1ty lls.:ht,, (',1t:llrna )till 'l'l \I\'\\' :lll\,)11 l.t nni;: rm 11 1 .111llt'cl C'l.'thna.: & '-' ltgh1.,. llar 1011111 dL·n 5 BR. 1 n \. mcluct rni: :,ep. t•nl1 y i.:ut•:,t uml. 1'111 ntc rn;id s:us.ooo ""Cj/J11.11~ ~~llht~ u 494-0706 WOOD&GLASS lunltmpor;iry. 1111 ult;,l1 ud<tl.1le s\\ l'l'lllllS.: I Jn)on & On·a11 '111<-. llhlll l' ~our rn1l''I1111·nl I' i ' .. , new. J[lt :! · lt,1 l mrn.1c: eond 111 1111 < l'tls. l'rtl<l Ir" rm l•I" 11 tu :!I' 11ew deck .\blr Adrm :!Ox23 beamed. op .. ·n lo private bJlcon). J.ux epl'i, bllns. Room lor pool \'acanl, move: 111 now' ~ltttt.ooo. 1255 C~rritos HEW MADRID 67 1 II; O\\llCI SIJl'l lJl"lll,11 1111111>,..1 rlll' l l•d mounl .1111 .~ l!lllf t llUf">l' \It'll ;1 Bit. 2 ha home with p•JOI. on c·o1111try ~•le lot Uutcher block. ttl1• l..1t1'11c 11 \\ /ro:.~·-..oud cab111l'ls. Gu me room opens onto pool w1cabanu 12S~1 Slllll.500 \l111ulc:. I rom LJl.l', (,ull •O\\"l;Ell. ~9 !lOO :J Ur l Luur:w lkt 1'11t1 1'111f 11.t. tran-.lt-rrcd. A1·I. 1m 1.u1tbt Jµ.•u. lk-Jutifulh mNI :\lmt nmtl 29-1311 bn·uratl•ll 11 .di up \ l">t.1 l'l.11.1 IJe.1111 i.;tJ•ll'' \fl 1, wl.1h" lmbq~ i:ur11r lul '"''' 1 ,;; 1'.!•ot> 1nll '110~~1hlt'. l·t·11d1n · JI.-I trill hUlhl' l~l!I It..!.) ~upu \1 <'.Ill 11111 \J1ull11 lhr :!hJ i-:,eru111 e hum<' 111Vlld \\ ~ooo JJt'u111 \ tl'll. llt·deco1 Jtl'cl I l1•.1l1n1; ,.,t,11rt ,1,.,.. .! "'at! tmml'd S99,50U l'.1111~ \ l·rdcs -.tv11c I rpl PORTER RE.ALTY """''rt,igt Prm. univ Imm llr to 1·,•1Jini.: hltn IUllO N. Coa'tl 111 \i Opn ll$C' Sat /Snn 12 :'i l'htn.1 c·ah & <'hl'.,l & Wi't 497·2468 ii I 13h·H:Jl!:I. i5!'i 5t; Ill. h.1r p;rnl'I d l,1m 1111 OCEANFRONT 1% 1:n1 :!:t~x1Tella1r l'11nunl1 xJi'l5.l:! The 1 cry finest localton Lok~ Forest I 055 MISSION VIEJO 1n Laguna (U:": E OP .\ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Kl:'\!)!! I. home for \'1•r)· Special l'i•oplc. :sH~iO,OW l..11.~ frunl I hdrm hom1· EMERALD BAY 11 l' i· u r '1 1 "1 '11'' 1 " 11 1111 uuut. :! 11at 10-.. 111 t :! fklrm . Ol'Can Vil'\\' ('UI clol'I;. u· Holm! l'<1t. 4,,0 t.i,!l'; uleul lor J'l•llicd .,,1 fl ltll•cl & rah1nch·cl 1·1111pllo Ill Ill'\\ I) II l'l"' ),.llllt' Ill' lttil>b) I Vlllll .\ll l'rw.1tl' curnmu111ly 1111h 111 ,lnl cond. fh ownl·r ···nm" rnurls, 11.11 I.. 1101>1 ~11;.·1.~>4~1. tlJ>l'll s "un. 22;2:; .l.:llt'<ll'h. 5200 om bl:.tnlJIC. !!Ji ·~!">t7 Of BLUEBIRD CYN. "75 S!H!l :1 Ud1 m:; • tll'll, 1Lirk mom, tl(•1°k$, Ult'an & ml nl·\\s lh111l'r mot11 at .. d. It· a 1· 1 n g t hr· slat t' '-11~>.lllXI * SPARKLING * HILLTOP HOME :!' b.1, p.1m•h:d Ul'll l'.JiR 'II It . l't-ntral i\, <.;. 1 nlll }d. :,prl.lr:. l"or. lot lrkl· "''" tn"ule ~ out. !I-km '""''"hip ht:a\ h & lenms t:n. J.:um1• --------0--rm. 2 frplc~. :!:loo .,,1 ft. \t HEW 3 BEDRO M ~250,01111 tl11s h1.•a1tl\ ",h,1thhnml's G:ird1·n- 111)1flla'l. l.o<.•at1""1I al ss"..1 111~ ~l·n tl'<' Elctlrontc 1'1111lar (No of 1 lig h St) 1111·11 ~00 Imo. I ea>.e. 1\!>I.. lfJr Frt·tl K 111.t'r of .\, t. :\k(;an I'\' 1Clark l!lt 1 t IJ>t•n lluust· Sal Sun J .;; I :1.1:1 :m><i or 1 52~ ttii.:! :!:.!i 11 l'.l0::1da Coun Top ol hill BcJul1lul 111•w :1111. ::!ha & 1.11n rm :I p.1t111' Sh1111" ltl.l• rnodd ho11w f'l.lll 1.111 Z.!1112 :\h1J.11 c J.n Op1•11 ~al Sun 1 :l. \~I. lor ;\h rna J,11 ob,1111 t:!t:I J .)!IS ili7.; or 1:!1'11 ... Ii IKIK l<.1111111··· Hl .. dl I AEGEAN HEIGHTS \\'1th c:111nm;111chn,.: 1 '"" "' 1111' Satllllel.la<.I. :\1111111 l.un r.1111..t· this :! "t1111 !111 r1H'r motl1·I honw l111a"I ~ 5 lit-1111111111.,, .I h.1111 .... lurm.d clr111n~: flM)lll, Ill• libl I' 111,,...l\'I ~Ulll 1,.111•11111 ;11111 h,·,I\' ~hal.c 1 oul' iJnl) J ) c,11,.. 11ld. ol 11ualtl\ c .. 111,tru• Lum. Olymp11· slf<.'d IM>o l µlu:< ~ ll'nntl> <.nurh • <J:\.ETOSEJ-;• ~12S.IJllll l~Quail tt lii•Plac• Prap•rti1Ps , 752-1920 " 1400 OlJAIL ST NlWl'OU BIACH ::HS ~:.oEJ •-1.11.·1·.:N.1.1s.· 1:.:.s .u .N.1.;, __________ ~ewporl Beach 1069 LOCJUl!a Hills I 050 ····•·•·•·•••••········ SU I' t:: rt S 11 ,\ II P :1 H 1 IJuplc·x. ltdult urea, 1·t•11 lt'lll u1r, 2 l'ar ).tara!(I.' ~iUOO B.J. & Assoc:. Realtors 768-7839 830-2046 LOCJUftO Hig~I I 052 ...............•..•.•.. BEST SELLER I l\i'droom. :! hath 'lUHI 'ln1•t in l'Jt'l'"l'lh• I \\tlh \ll'\\ ~full\' llfl .C:l'<1'1e.., SJ2!1,500 BOND REALTY 831-9411 *NEW* LAKEFRONT 111.·auli r rptd & drptl,. :! ~Iv hm on :J6 ;1cre l:tkt· low marnt. & fenced ~rtJUlllls. I BH, 3 l:J,\, CCII I r;1I .ur nn i>Utl<'r lal.t• 101 '' !:>;111 to 1n·t. lal.e ~ 1<'n111~ dub' Tht., prnpt·I I\ 1:--I Jntu,111· & 1 ,11· al :-1 ~.um ** 3 LEVEL CONTEMP ••...•........•.•••••.. VIEW·EASTBLUFF :1br & IR dl•n or Shr Spit le\cl, muny xtrns By 0\\ 11cr. li4 1·54 IO SPYGLASS HILL Cr.ind new V1l'w 4 Br, library. Family Hm, UtninJ( Hm. Opl'n "'1.nd~ !'.!-:-.. tH0· 1 i5 L BIG CANYON Broaclmoore home. Sbr. 3ba. S32S.OOO 2131!>47-4658 \\" ft.111 I 1•k1 t11111 111 ... I\ 1't .it l.111' Ill tJw hl'.111til ul 11.mr .h 111 l n 1111' ,Jl lhh I Hll1• S111111111'1' I 1111 llll• II.I\ .111d lhl I 11on't IJ,I 1 .. ;1g 1"111111 .1 :1 IX.'llrnom h111n1· .11 !'.K l.'Mfll to I h1'<lni<1111 h111111• \\1th Jt1111I, "I"' ,111tl \ l' .11 .,,:!,).!1011 I l lll'Ll·:IWCI\. Uruad lll\Hll" homes, I bdrms .. 2 l1.1lh!>. fJmtl) rm , at1111111 p.irkh~l' ~aru; ·'l ""' 1111111 park & p11ol \11 1m111al·11lutt• hnm1•, l.1111J 1ndtttll•<I, Sl:l3,!J50 DAVID D. CARLSON OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 H71 l'aut1<.· ,\1 t' ur SI.. vhn1· Or. follow lht• "1~"' '.J hr . .! 11.1 llr 111 11•1l111g ht'"" 11 ""' \\ Jll of l!IJ!>:< 11 1•:-.µ;1n'l\'t• 111•1\· 2 p1 t. pal 10 .... Su 1 ,. :-m~· s. owe !'\o r>o•nh :.il.io.l"K). CllO l ("I.<; Nu l'nd Off Temple Hills Dr. Ope n Sat/Sun 1 -5. :\IUXAHCll A\\' l..ir~1· 1Jmbl1n1: home 111 pr11·u1« :in•.i :-.urroundm.c: spac1ou:,, ~t·l'l uclrtl rnurtyard. S lledrollm, 3', hath. family room, den. ldl•al hom<' for rn door, ouluvur lrvint:. Clo~l' lO s and, M'a & ,chools. i\luny cxtrns . &•st buy Ul Sl!l:!.500 .Ju,1 lt ~lcd. Hom:11111c l><';ane hm. featurins:: 11p<·n fir pl<m w ·roty c1m n•rsation ptt. frml i:arden dining. hig h (:ath. ,·etlings. hut:l' m~tr suite. fam·rm. & 2250 sq ft!: Attention Doctors EnJoy this l\1Jgmf1n·nl View home 01 crl0<>k111~ :\ewµort Bay. o<.'can, Catahn;a. Palos Verdl'l> ;i11<l Beach c1ttl'S Lush. Sl'lllKINI t·nlry atrium Ill to DE'I Peso r ovrr Custom btUlt ·I hl'dn.10111' & den lur :1 hdrms & 2 dens). ;J bathi., llmtn,c: room. breaklast room & :.pal·1ous all rlertr1r k1tchc11 w1Lh lar~e Tur>· pan I:;lcclronic men. 1\11 spacious. pJpcrcd rooms with !f cr1lmgs . floor lo cc1hng s,:las:. & doors for un11b.,1r11ctcd v1c-w. 1\lassave floor to Cl•tling ,\J :1 r b I c I" i r c p I ;1 t 1· S. p.11 Jlc Form1ru l'OU11 11.'rt•d IJundry Cl•nlt-r 3 car i:aragc \n l''\lCllcnl 1 aluc al SJ.19.5011 2'.1 , Un. 0\\ ncr \\ tll 1'.11 r)· loan toq11allf11:d bll)l'I , .... ,. anv of lh1·"· I llll' Olfl'.11111:' I .oil RANCH REAL TY 551 -2000 REALTOR Bll-9293 OPEN SAT & SUN . i;!INi 1!11\,tlt• \ll' l'h :;~1 12~; lh1• Hatllh .. I Jlr, ! h,1 IH>ol, tJm I Ill, tllll 1 m .I lar g,11· II>"" Ill I LOCJUftO leach 1048 ----... ----... 1······················· Lge Family Rm :1 Hedrm I , hJlh •• :! !pit"\ lll'ar 1111111• 111 "'hool. Si!>.i50 Roy McCardle Realtor 1810 Newporl Costa Meso 548-7729 HACQl.iF.T n .vn. :!fillll ,q. fl. 4 BH. xtrn li:e lam· nn & m'tr hdrm. l!il!< u1r 1•ond. hum1drrter & .tir 111.U1lier. sprnklr~. uuto i.:ar dr OPl'lll'I' lly VWlll'I' ~.ooo. 1370:! Unkuyho Circle. 559·1l7J.I I. \G L °" \ l IJ \I{ \J fh uw1wr. <.hu111• :'\.End, 1111 ,.,, .sh1n~1,. hom1• \\ J:ll1·,I 1·11lt .t!!t' t new Fn · <'olt.1n• 1•111.tl ~In·• I 111 '\llt•rt. ttct•an 'tl'\\. umqm• propt•rlv l'lllH' onll :i28j,UOU I'll ili3or l!JI 1:!13 WOODS COVE! OCEAN VIEW! --flREPLACE- r>on I w111l 1 S:1t Sun 1-S 11181 C~lt·nnl')'re :,i\.IJ.500 l ,111g11H.t::. Joe.• llak1·r 195·1720 &0441rvlne 1044 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• cae: 110111 ILlllS ca OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE '?LAH 3.. IROADMOOR OPEN DAILY 1-5 497-1711 ·~-'" ,.~ ll e e I' \~ RE Al TY REAL ESTATE FABULOUS WHITEWATER VIEW!!! llold !or inve~lmenl .2 adjacent lots for a total of 521.000 w1lh excellent terms GREAT INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY Commcn·111I hoarding kl'nnel w connertln J! house-42 dog runs, horse st.ables. groommic area & orfice un 1,, Her e in benutiful Laguna Beach setting. Owner will carry Is l T.D. Sl97.SOO. 11().l So. Coa:il ltwy LAGUNA BEACH 497-2457 OPEH S.A T SUN 1-5 70llALIOA PORTO,INO·LAOUNA Otfon & Catalin n i1un:o1<'t 'i~'ll. romer. c!>lm 3 BR & den. 3t' B,\, 3 Crplc'1, hua" m.<1tr suit<' w walk· in cJoacl . wet bar "''/bevel e d a l asa. ~qnet kllcbtn w /all awJ lhcd'~ micro wuvC' o~cn. Plllllh cptt,Jacuul II tor dll"«'tlont. Alntrk-.H.....lffri 494-75'3 or 49~1001 diurmcr. :! BR., lgc. In·. hcam t·eil .. fr pl . :.hut· I~~~~~~~~~~ lers. 1\.la ha, IJr k(l>I rm. + dehghtful guest house, < lwn 'Agt 75!1·035R P•llio. Sl6:?.:->0<1 :\TRA SPt-:CIAL. 2 RR. 2 ha . llln rm + bonus rm ; hd\\tl. fin •. hcam 1·1•11 . frpl ~hullers . \\alll'fl hnc:t.. pal10; walk 1n1Jc.1d1 ~IJi . .'iOO " nn ' :i ha • din rm . ht'.tUI punded den, 2 lrpl. :i~ar, 1 rew. Lu1·ely ~ cl Pre~ tr g e a r f' :i ~'!15,0011 Pf.GALI.EN I< F \I TO It 19-t-7578 ~10,000·Li:e lot. Apple Vull\•y ~:l.:iOO-lluwau lot 13acre OPl::N 1 5 241 Nyes. S\59.000 :mr.2Da. ocn vu t;:."7 Nycs. $229,500 Cust Eng tudor 48R /38o, f11ntnslil· whltewuter vu. .Almott Oceanfront 180° Ocean View lmmae. · S82.500 R.J. Nicholson Heal F.6t"le & Jnvcstmt.s Coll 497·2433 BLKTOBEACH Charming 3Br. I"• ba. Drsirable No Laguna. nr Crescent Bay. Dbl fr pk, he:im cl'il. hd11d firs. Orl'an \ iew, sep guest room+ba. Come l.ly & see: Opn Sal 1Sun 12 5. l:Jli Circle Way. Schuval lllty !H8·0.I06 5-10 u.o2 751·!/:J:l..I PANORAMIC COASTLINE VIEWS 3Br, 3Ba. den. formal din rm . 3 decks, patio. gourmet kitchen. Jeadf'd glass windows in cnlry, vaulted heom celling:., utility rm. xtra storage, Roman Tub in mstr balh, the ultimate in Laguna Living. $225,000 OCEANFRONT THE lllLLS of he11ut1ful l.aguna NiJ.:Ut'I I Bedroom. familv ruom popular R;adrllff Plan Rural sclltnK mmutt•, from the !.ea Walktnl! d1sta11u~ to JUn1ur h1, fl'riccu re,1r yard for pn\'acy S89,995 LOCJWta Niguel Realty 830-5050 496-4040 PAINTBRUSH SPECIAL Bnng ;our h1wnrno11 er & pa1nl bru.sh & lake ad Hutlagc of a great 1n \C~lment opporl. 3 Br. l Ba, in thl! Hisxhland~ Mw.l sell thr'I weekend. Rl"duccd to 5113,950. R.C. TAYLOR CO. 955-0350 Ot.•l·or 1s un1qur 111 off 11 hit es & llor:il. Pvt, lake & 1<'11"1:. clull inr. Pric:ccl 111111l•r markN for fast ~;ii{' S105,0()0 *TOLLE* •REALTORS• *586-8500• . I I U11 nr Orkr. Ii 11 11Hi!l Open WK·ends I 5 Harbor Vi~w Hiiis "PORTOflNO" I• \I •'\/ t(l,. 1\ ' HARBOR VIEW \ T~ 1 ral"Otta tile parqu, t 1•111r~ h,11! licgm::. )Our lour through this prv f1·~st0nJlly dl•cvrall·ll '.> i.,·droom Pl.l'.S fom1l1 1vom '!:>OM t::RSt::T" home New wall · coverings. extensiVl• ui:cd brick patio:.. t•ustom wall unrts & hookcases! In 11lustriou~ Nl•wport Beach com- mu111ty l~Quail l liiiiil•Plac• . Prap•rti•• 752-1920 1400 OVAil U NIW~RT BIACW HARBOR VU CARMEL Jiii!, tam.rm, din rm. :!ll,\. l'nm•• lam. loc. 111 :\pt lkh U; ll\1 ner. 111 d :.lantl OpcnSi\T/SUN I s IKI;! Purl M1mlc1gh l'I C.il I b 11 7730. LIDO ISLE :i or. I', ha. $169,500 < h<nt·r i;;:H~HS LIDO ISLE ·1Br. 2'~Ba. pvt llch · l c n n is. $2 2 5 M A Gt. 6i3~ -------- HY OWNER, just reduced "Buyshor!.'s". boat tlorks, pvt beaches, 2 Ilr. :1 Ila. guesl hous ... L:inrl 1nl·ld c;uardl•d comm i•l2· 13l l. $17!1,S<XI -------. BLUFFS Single Level Linda Model Im mac J llr. 2 ba, diniru: :iro·u. Well landscaped ,\ rlcl·urated w 1many ci. Ira-; on quiet street. Corn lorlJbl(' prox1m1ty ~ pool. st·hool & shopping <Jr,•a SI 19,!iOO by O\\ nl'r tl1>•:n S S 12·5. 505 Vr:.la t.r;mde. 6'10·'1089 NEWPORT BEACHES #1 VIEW HOME This beaulrful 9th floor l>t'nlhousc hJS thl' mo!>l hrt•athL..tkinj:! view of i'il·wport Harbor & the occ.111 ,\ magn:ficenl "-l't·uri ty t·ontrollt•u cn- t r :111c1• rnlo a l'alal1al Salon furn in Louis l'tuntl' 1s JU:.t the l>ci.:rn · 11111,: of Lhc m;111y xlnt ll'JlUrt1s ln!'l'd in this l.11 l'i.llh lukin)! concJo. ~uch ;1s. 11 21 hr dosed et1l·u1l TV llcc:uril) '-V!>ll'm + J l I hr !>CCUrt-l~ .i:uard · und!.'rground p.!rl.. ·~. pool. p c:uu1 &. ;11IJmnrni: park. This 2hr . 2' 2ba penlhoU!>e ft>alurt'S a sunkE'n hv rm w /flnm '" n•1hns.: windO\\'i of !>nl.1r Al.i<..,, r>' t h.ilcony. ;i 11 •' I <' r t k 1 t r h \\ mlf"ro\\.a1·e O\ en. & laundry r oom w /bltn wa~hcr 1 dryrr. The rn;.i-lt'r h.llh features a .... 1Un.1. Tlall•l & :.afe. ::. I i;,,() IHI U 0. 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Sl49.SOO i!i.l!illlll\!i ,'\: l!.:11., i!:1\;ll11rn Ronq 6 40· 5560 Anyl1m1i E.i~tblufl Prol Uldq BLUFFS BEST EARLY AREA ONE LEVEL OPEN TODAY 2215 FIESTA 3 Bdrm • 2 bath t•ntl u111l, adult O<'C UPll'<I on ~acdul & quid 1·ul t.lt• :.;ic ··i-;,pancll•d Hon1la Pbn .. \\llh hug.:. pr1\ate pauo frontrn i: on rolhni; i:• cenbclls Thom.ands of ~below s1m1IJr home:, & yet far nicer! I' resented at Sl35,000. i!i,t!tllllll!i ,'\: l!: 11., . . . 41\l' a ll 11 rn Hong b40· 5560 Anytime . Easlblufl Pr I Bld<J OPEH SAT SUN 1-5 225 LA JOLLA DR. ~..,w <'Ustnm I hclrm . 2' ~ ha Ideal home for l'llll•r MOVING IEFORI SCHOOL STARTS? Ju11l tiS dRyi. to buy, clo~c escrow & move in be( schl beg ms! Lovely. l>JntC 3 llH, Jt'am rm hm wailing for vou 11\ lhe ~t schl ar~a <it rl•ally is>. Ch1ldrcn may easily walk to elem, mad or Hi Sehl. in Npt. Uts o,_. s.t & S-1-5 1000 Cloy Stnet * • UNmD IROKBS CLIO MARSAUSI 14t.27l9 646-7414 M.wpori .. och I 0691M.wport .. och I 069 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LOVELY LIDO ISLE J•JUV<\Tt: lik:A«HES-Tt-::-m1s COL'RTS- C:LL' BllOL'Sfo: S11a1•1ow. 3 bt.'<lroom. den. 2 bath. home. Laritc l1vm1t room. ~eparau.· dmm~ room. modern k lldll'n 3 rnr earaj!e. 45 Ft. Street to street lot ~11h :.unnv South patio. $225,000. 673-4239 M.wport hoch I 069'Mewport leoch I 069 ··•···•···········•··········•········•······· LIDO ISLE 2 Bdrm. home with great expansion possibilities. Stucco exterior, Spanish tile roof, street to street lot. $180,000 --.,\-~DO RE,\LTl' (.;;;,( 3377 Via Udo. H~wport leach ~ 673-7300 Newport Beach I 069 Newport Beach I 069 .............................................. BYOWHER WalkTohoch ll>r 'iba. Immaculate' Rec area. pool & tennis 231 Colton. Sll5,000 6-16 2748. 0\\ nr Agl A WARD WINNING ··Cape Cod Condo·s .. 2730 Hilltop Or. &t4-8875 Open Sat, Sun, Mon.1·5 2 BR. 21:i Ba, den, lux· unous crpt. drps. anti· que oak entry flooring. ~1ttach. dbl gar. view. Tcnms & swim 'g fac. Sl:.'7,500. HARBOR VIEW \nolher of nur twaut1rul · Somc1Sl'I .. model home,, a\\ a1ts your m .,pection! F1vc bedrooms, family room 2 t1replaCl'S. pro fes:.1onally decorated in subtle earth tones: Creal :--:ewport Beach area Sl88.900. IJl!lllQuail ~ liillPlac• . Prap•rti•• 752-1920 1400 QUAIL Sf. HlWl'OIT II ACH DUPLEX la 1 n 1 n 1:. J\ I l l h c i---------• ;.imenit1es Sl39,SOO 4 BR, 2 Ba, & 3 BH, 2 Ba . oceanview, furn, 109 35th St. Shown by appt. onl.v OWC 2nd. Sl!J0,000. Bkr 5.'>7·7325 Pyramid Exchan90rs 833-1768 --- NEWPORT HTS. \\e have a newly re · morlcled 3 bdrm & fam1· ly rm. humc for SI 14,900 SPLASH SPLASH It's that time again. Customized 4 bedrm home in Newport Beach w1lh large s parkling pool. And for your privacy a slumpstone wall. Only S137.SOO. It's a beauty! Cal1540.11Sl ~HERITAGE REALTORS PRICE REDUCED! Expansive greenbelt & Bay view. 3Br, fam rm. beamed ceil's, 2'~ ba Pnccd to sell $155.000. Newport R E. J\ssoc. Call G-15·6625 DESIGNER'S PERSONAL RESIDENCE -1,-ctocular two bedroom multf"'••el tow1thorM In 119 Cc:#tyOft ftohariftCJ $30,000 worth of fuml1hlnq• and occeuoriH. t>ramcrtfc nlqht llqhtfnq mak• fflls o qr'fft .ntertoinincJ home. Prime, quid location on. Hd of C ..... IOC overlooldncj 6th fatrwoy. Ready to move into! $169.500/0PEH HOUSE, Swtdoy July I 0 , 2 :00-5:00 p.m. 59 Seo PIM Lane SOl'Tll LAGl"'I\ 49945.'il 497-2489 L,\Gl':'i.\ NII. l' EL 4HS·lnlS DANA POINT 493·11812 Newport leach I 069 Newport hoch I 069 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Comµlclely redone Bluffs rondo, single le\ el 3 Br. 2 Ba. w fplc & :.unken hv· mg llm. 132 Vista Suerte. Open D:.i1ly 1·5. SllG,500. A.,rt. 645·9'JSO BYOWNERR2 Doll House·Dream Lora· tmn ( I FEEL LIKE B 1\ HG A I N I N G ' > 2 lldrm, I bath, 7620 sq ~l IC! BUILD/\DLE LUT. Buck alley. m1 to beach. thing money and i.larl your project. S!IS,000. Owner 1Ahrt. 548·301 l OCEANFRONT ll;ilboa duple:1., 4&3 br. Scashor(' Real Estate. fi75-5800 --- HAVE WE GOT SOMETHI NG FOR YOU to gaze upon from this rare front row townhome-CATALlNA ISLAND and SWEEPL\'G OCEAN \'IEWS! Plush earth tones. carpeting and drapt!s and REAL wood panehng provide a stun· ning outdoor-indoor con· trast! Three bedrooms, 3 baths, forma l dining room PLUS wet bar make this a spc<:iul showplace for you and your friends! Near pool. sauna. jal'uzzi & tennis courts'. You can't lop this lownhome with lh1s view-<lesigned just for YOU! OPEN SAT SUN 1-6 I •~::.~i! ~ .lu!>t hsll'd New 2100 sq Prap..-liea It 1 llR + den lJnUltual 752_1920 ~· n t e rt <t I n m I: n l c t r 1400 QUAIL ST. HIWl'O•T HACH w step U\\ n bar. lavish decrt·g. hu~e m:.tr l>drm BROADMOOR ~t. gl..imour ba & dre!>s SEAVIEW 1ng rm. Loads or m1r· ror~ Y.ardrobe:. +:.pee PORT ROYAl..4Br pvt den & :.1ll1ng rm. Kit Top ~odel. Top Bluffs meld':. micro wave & RyOwner·S325.000 trash compactor + mdl OPEN HSESat/Sun 1·5 like decor. Special l!ll5YachtPuritan mother·m·law srnte w / ____ 64_4_·2644 ___ _ pvt ba. Ovcrs1ted gar, low mumt yd, hui:e patio, OPEN HSE 12-6 :ill lh1~ w1C:.italma sun· *BLUFFS* 2ba, nu crpll I& drpa. h 0 m e · G o o d HOME IUY Enclosed court yard. neighborhood, 1 ml to Storage for boat or trlr. ocean. Afrordabl~! OFTHl!YEAR. Many xtras. Cull 400·7408 Owner, 493·3543 2'x.52 Adult park. pnccd N•w England Accnt! or~11Ul2 to sell "!&ht now! San PATIO Home, 3 BR. lYa JuanCap1strano ba, all bltns, frpk, 2 car llED CARPIT .......... ...__._. ..... ..,,.....__. gar. $75,000. Call Donna, Realtors 831·99M TOP c;>UALITY! tl35-9714 or 499-1802 "92·9700 4964775 Charminf Cape Cod Vllla&c n Newpor\ Beach. New splltlevel Condo with natural wood exttraor. 2 br, & d en, bnck fireplace, beams, etc. . TOP Vll!WI Santa Ano I 010 8.x40, 2 Br, 54 Convaar, in 3848 1q. n. of luxur)' hv· ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• ad ul t park, $3400. mg. Super cust. kltch! lg. 548.6173 dreamy !'11alr. suite, ~•"'LITY LOC •--------Country atmosphere, eommunily teruus court. pool, jacuzzi. winding staircase. wet ,....~ + BEACH PAD bar &so much more! On· ly s:us.ooo . GO JUMP into the comm. pool of lbis Jg , 3 br, 2Y2 ba. S 0 L 0 graded cpts, cust. win· <low lreutmenls. Ready to go for only $98,500. Open Sunday l ·S, #8 Vis· t.a Enl'anta DUPLEX LOT Choice location, short walk to beach. Hurry, this won't last! Only SS0,000. AA Realtors :v7 N. El Camino Real San Clem 492·2 I 00 2 Beautiful Republic hms nr Calvary Chapel, So. Coast Plaza, I rvine Cmplx, Frwys. Huntington by lheSca. Walk 'h block t.o beach O Sot.Sm I 4 10x60 w /lge enclosed 1---=-pe_n _____ • __ porch & w/ lge deck a nd Bradford Pl, S.A. 3 Br, 2 l g e c o v c r e d car gar, w/laund. Pool, 3009So Pacific Av porch+patlo. Next lo van:I, lncd· patio. Nice 4Br+l6xl6 bonus rm, clubhouse & pool. loc. S59,950. $6900 Req'd. Jba. 2616 sq ft+lg cntr PRICED TO SELL. Ownr.675-5699. atnum. Huge Mstr Suite _5.J6.. __ 11_1_1_o_r _M_l_·604_2_. __ _. w/frplc. OWNER Irvine Meadows S• Pk, :\1oth·ated to sell this 3130So Rene 24x66. Upgraded, owner, abandoned 4 Br beach 4 Br. 21,.li ba. garden kit ch _S37_._900_. _s.52_·967_s ____ 1 h 1 de aw u y. Walk t Cl w/panoramic glass wall. beach. for only $69,400. Cvd pallo. Like model Bank must sell 8 re· Agt.536·1461 home --''---------possessed Mobile homes Duplexes . See·Compare·Pttake Of· tn parks. Save thousands Onas •ale 1800 fer of dollars. 15<7o dwn in· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Both Open Sat/Sun 1·5 cld'g tax.••• N_ew MobUe 3 Uruls-A very lrg 3 br, 2 GASKELL RE T homes. Buy direct. from ba, 3 br. l ba, & small 963-3800 AL y Fact o r y. Savings bach. l l'·efrom~eao. ~ .....,"'""" ---------=--1·---------1 !S-$10,000. Low as 10% f\Jm included. $275,000. HILLTOP CHARMER Lg. & lovely 3 br, 2 ba hillside hom e w/coastlinc view. Extra lg. lot. Sll7,500. ---------• dwn. 714 /898 9904 962·8244 NEW OH MARKET Lovely 3Br . H '•ba in beautiful Northwest San· Mobile H~me Owners. lnc_ome __ P_ro_perty---2-0-0-0 .1LS ••••••••••••••••••••••• Broker, 831·0460 ta Ana. --~-------• PRICED TO SELL! MOBILE HOME? HURRY ON THIS! Here's a late model 12x60 30H.lLOT Costa Mesa loc. $93.000 YEAGER REALTY 556-6171 Bkr.541·3200 2br lba w twshr, dryr & Be f I a adult /pet p ark <MN ---------auti u 2 r Collage. ANXIOUS OWNER 6073). Try for S2500 dwn *TRI PLEX * Hi ehaUvyul sh1ake roof. de· NR SO. COAST PLAZA IO.A.C.) Cord Lund M .H . Pride of o:nership, only I g ly andscaped w / lmmac. 2 ~try Jbr 21~ba, Resales. b .. " 2 years old! Spacious 3 roses, ougainvilla & form. din rm, ram rm, 638·8502 bedroom, 2 balh owner'& aspen. f"rplc, beam cc11. upgraded t h r uo u t. wut wilb fireplace! new cpt.s. S73,950. S87.500. 545-2991 2 bdrm 11'2 ba. 16xSO, POINT REALTY ----------1 adult/no pet prk. nu 496·S600 forappt. •VANODOWN1'" cond .. NB. $19,750. , .• Quall l ' --------•I 3 BR, H~ BA, Din-rm, &t2·8377 m. Plac• San JllCll'I new cpls, drps, flooring. Prap t- Capistrano 1078 paintins1de&out. Upper THE =-·~·, ••••••••••••••••••••••• sscrs. Agt. 7504344. Call MEADOWS 1400 OUAILn HIWPOlrl"-'Ot Casa Capi:.lrano. 2br. _R_a_n_d_y_. _______ , If you'd like the finest in Condo, by own. $52,000. South LCMJUltO I 086 mobile home hvtng . see 499-2756 ••••••••••••••••••••••• what we have Lo offer an TRANSFERRED &-aut 3 bedrm. 2 bath 2 story Surrounded by plush gardens. deep pile crptg. cathedral ceilings, massive rptc . huge master bedrm suite. On· lyS77.900. RED CARPET 496-4775 831-9955 WAU<TO BEACH the beaut1ru1. quiet Quality 2 Bdrm. & 2 bath Meadows. PRICED TO home w1lh beamed ceil-SELL. S35,900 mgs, fireplace, ocean view. low maintenance. modern conveniences & on a quiet street. S136,000. Cousey & Company l UM So. Coast Hwy. LAGUNA BEACH 497-2457 BEACH 4.PLEX 4 Units w /fireplaces near Beach & Adams. One year new. Pride of ownership. $22S,OOO. REALTY INC. 714/846-1371 sl'l & i.hrl \\ lk to pvt. bch. sgS,OOO Richard D. Forney 3 n-d d SUN llOLLOW 4 br. 2,~ Tustin I 090 't523CAMPU5J>l:IP.'llWE 1-R---"•Es•t ..... --•c·---~--•or• Assoc's. Realtors . ·~ room. en unit .,.. unr ..... _. newcarpct&shutters b<t. upitracJed mdl. AIC ••••••••••••••••••••••••----------Profes inves tment 640-1700 :!225 Vasta I lucrla S79.900. 492 4337 ONLY S89,SOO Lag Bch· Vu. l"urn l br. O \ "4 ·•1 "' 3 Bdrm, dirtlng rm. Ap· Adul"·, no pets. 499·2920 analysis, appraisals, tax NEWPORT SHORES .,.,.~'"~;t1 ' ~l. 1"' ' "°wkcd•\y·cs CASA DE CAPISTRANO • f be ·f I "" & exchange advice. °""'""" 2 Dr condo, front un1·t. prox 04 acre 0 auti u forappt. Specializing in Bch :mr. 2Ba /\·Frame, Cam parklike setting. Top ----':...:..-------• rm. sun deck. frµlc. pvt 11 ARR 0 H V I EW Faces grnblt. Comm north Tustin a rea in BYOWNER '762br.2 ba , muJti.plex properties. pool /tennis. S95 .ooo. Palermo. 4 Hr 3 Ba, Fam pools. $.52,950. Foothill Hi district. Cam rm, circular kitch, Sellers & buyeni avaiL 5111 5K01 231 Lugonia Opn Hm. prof lndscpd & de· BLUE DOLPlllN Open House Sun 1·5 7x33 porch. Alcon siding. Call Ron Ell.is Sun 1·5 cor'd in earthtones. REALTY 1091 Foothill Blvd. $25,500.orbestofr. Adlts, Century21-'.Hi0·2358 --------br ick. l i I c 0 w n r. 493.5337 AF.SOP Realty pets. Oceanside. 757·5921 Cross Country ... EWPRTSHORES 8331°•0 ---------FreeCoosuJtalion .., . ,... Ask for Don or Helen A~ for tal. 1200 i--------Dcs 1 g n c rs own un· Mi -1 Viii 7314911 -·--r-fuushl'<l home, 3 Br 2''2 Exclusive Newport Hgts, la.on age ••••••••••••••••••••••• l\J, Fam Rm!. Open Sat. pnce reduction. S69.500 Brand new 2Br. 2 story Tustin Meadows. highly ORANGE COUMTY ~un .\gt. 642.4658 l-'anlast1c mvest. m fast Condo. Features include upgraded Plan 14. 3 BR, ONE SQUARE MILE appreciating area. 250 E. dbl oven range, D/W, iam. rm .• 21,.li ba. Green-S360 per acre. $230,000 OCE.\NVI EW 15th. &t2·6220. 631 2133 s hag c pt th r u ·out. belt & pools. S92,950 total: firm. $67 .000 down. TWO.t.PLEXES PRIME LOC. ;-.;cw 3 BR. 2 BA on cul-SOUTHLANDERS d r a Pe s . m 1 r r ore d PAUL MARTlllf Consider exchange. Off ,. REALTY "'\ IH EASTBLUFF de s ac, w /panoramic wardrobe doors in huge Real ~late 644·7383 Black Star Canyon. ~a .... md•N~SEAVIEW~ Thrilling 3BR.3Ba.lgefamrm, \'&ew . 1905 Yacht BACKBAY !\I /Br. 2 car allached Wntminster 1098 QUAIL PLACE COSTA MESA Excellent corner loca· li on. Can be sold separately or together. Newly rainled and com· plete y upgraded. Sl50,000 each. . 646-44.6J 4 ocean & valley views. extensively upgraded Enchantress. S214,990. CUSTOM gar. SS7,000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• PROPERTIES. l NC. --Just below S pyglass. 2957 Catalpa. Open l S ~~nly.833·2907. SI 15,000 752-1920 EARLY BLUFFS New 4 br. 2 ba. 2 frplcs. Sun & .Mon. Owner/Hkr NE W PO RT CR EST 3 Br 2 Ba, dbl fplc, lge MorinerVIUoge OPEN HOUSE II jQ ii l 3Br.2•aba.Sho\\slikea upgrades. S259,500. may fmance C?r fast CONDO comer lot. No loan fee. Closetoocean.Outstand· 14382 Starsia ua mutkl f:ver> thing 1::. S..18·8614 or 768·7620 art.6 escrow. $179,500. 644·0151 Rl't!uced SlO,OOO. 3 Br, Im med occpy, ownr agt i n g n ea r 1 Y n e w 3 b r. 1 ba. SSS, 750. THREE ACRES PICIC9 hrnnd new End unit Lrg _________ , __________ , 2,-2 UA, wet bar, pool, will finance. Open House Townhome. 3 Bdrms, 2'-'ll 898-l783 By owner. Fantastic has this 3 Prapwtln i.:reenbelt Total µrivacy. BLUFFSCOHDO tennis, sauna, mini-Sat /S un l ·5. 2298 ha. dbl garage. Block ---------bedroom, 2 bath home '~°"A~s~-J~TIUCN You must sec l111~ home EAST BLUFF! ocean \ iew. By owner . Redlands Or. 642·0596 wall arounti patio. Olym. with beoutiful pool & -------~==- before you buy in the CharmmJt 3 bedrm, 2'·~ Popular Linda Plan. lg $114,500. Call 548-6317. S Cl nt I 076 pie size community pool. N J·acuzzi. Plenty of room'---------• Bluffs. S152,500. Open bath Condo in exclusive Grnblt. 1 sty opn beams an .,,_ e 33025 Orlrtwood Court. e w for horses & cle. Terms. 4 U.._.ITS .: d hf I thruout, fir to ceiling ·--------· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pricedtosell " !louse Sat/Sun 2 s. 525 area . .,we is 1rep ace. .._.~ "R • BKR. N i e e buy in L 0 s .\ venida Campo. Cull for beau t if u I enc Io s e d frplc LR. 3Br. 2Ba. 3 pvl hst In T~ Crest ..,s;A Ports West RI~ (714 > 676·5717 Al d k Co ·tya d Lar"e 2 d pat1·os corner un·1t com RIVIE .. • BE"CH amitos. $149,500. appl unn~ w . eves · u1 r · ., n · · Al $112,000. thls spacious ft.A "' 661-1455 131-3 32 OR522·2080 4 UNITS 640 5154. Owncr/At:cnl. rtoor mastersuitew/priv ptly redcc. close toschls, 2 br, 2,~ ba. den. Plan 8 Great 3 bedroom, 2 bath1._ _________ 1 Pnnc onl} bath. Owner will help shopg,pools,clbs&bchs, d . t l c home w/beautilul ocean'"---------L1•st1·ng UNDERTHE Twhaiys ounnederismaarskleeetpe, 1'rn. -----finance with 20,..,~ down. prin only. 640·8975 cott 0 15 a s ea · omp .. · even to wet bar & trash & canyon view. Short MEREDITII Piao 2204, 4 • OLD OAK TREE Duplex, nr. Lido shops. $125,000. World Wide ---------•1 compactor Move in this walk t o one oC San br. 3 ba, 3259 sq. fl. Mint Oak trees like you've Westminsterat$121•~· f'rpl 213 BR. SlSS.OOO Brokers,673·4~5. HARBOR VIEW HOME summer! Steps to Ten· Clemente's most desira· cond. Loaded, lndscpd. never seen cover this OR.ANGE \larshall Rily. 675«16001•--------• Carmel Model, 1800 Port n1s, pool, jacuzzi & ble beaches. On lh Lots 831·1492 or 493·6388 4 BR.2 BA. cul-de·s t genlle r olling 5 acre 4 Units, all 2 bedrm, 1 1712 HIGHLAND DR. OPEN S.\T & Sl!N I 5 S159,500 A"R. !ISi 11701 ------Lowest priced 4 bd 1n Harb. View 11 . w land tnc Now Sl49, 700. t.ll· l809 IAYCREST Wcstboume. 3 Br 2 Ba, ocean. No. 17 Gretel Crl. to insure view & privacy. Owner. on tree lined s treet. parcel on paved roads, bath, (2) w/ fplcs, owner BEAUTY formal hvmg & dining Open Sun. 1·5. Phone, New lisliog. 1----------1 Great family home, no all uttrs avail. Terms. anxious. Reduced to rms. tge picture wan· . .\J..rt.6731020 Spacious "Sponl.h" down to vets. Only liKR. $138,000 OPEN SAT SUN 12·5 dows. huge family rm, VIEWTO Lovely upgraded 2 Br S74,000. Please call m4)677·5691 COVIMGTOM St! the first to see this next to entry kitch. shd· Wcstcliff-New listing! CATALINA Towohome. Patios on a WHELAN RE AL OR522·0530 Pride of owners hip. fantastic 4 bedroom mg glass doors lo patios Nr. Mariners Elem. Outstanding 2 bedroom, quletcul-<le·sac nearSan _EST __ A_T_E_.898-__ 7855 __ . __ ----------•shake root Fourplex, fam1lyonentedhomein &pools1zedyardw1lush School. 3 br. family· 2 bath adult con· Juan Mission. Hurry! SPECIAL 40ACRES located In ~unt. Bcb, the best Baycrest lndscpng One blk to dominuJum, Sauna, 2 $73,500. POINT REALTY Sl.87,000. neighborhood. Features -kitchen. Open Sat & Sun Call 496-5600 OF THE WEEK Sl.4,950 FUii cash price. COVINGTON include an eat·in kitchen. community. Pool & acres 12·5 pm. 1212 Pembroke. decks w /super ocean, __________ , C l nu~ .. r I PV No CA 40 80 or 120 """''-. be In of recreation park. A w L. Mors. Rltr. S42-07S8 view + lights of the cll.)t1•--------.i us pan~. rp c, A • • ' j E z ... .,, ooe Is a auty No.3LINDAISLE formaJd1mngroom.new family oriented com below. Call for more OV stonede«>r.,lotsoCtrees er e. parce 5• · Anahelm.$183,000. CUSTO:\I carpels in li\'ang, dining munity I Br. fam rm. HVH features. M E IM for shade, dbl. attached terms. Sep. 40 acre de· NAPLES ISLAND !;br.-tba.3800 sq ft L11e room and family rooms. CAL FURMAN ASSOC :\1onlego.byowner. BERTHAHENRY B•aTuHt1.11SulSU0MewMEttbome abrar,2·~}~0nr~'!,o.,:>,us500e .. 4 ;1~1~1?z,~n r /ag t. Arealprideofownership hoat dock A~ on pre PLUS. PLUS. PLUS. INC 1~7 Port Weybndge Pl. REALTORS ~ uu "'UJ _. _...:__;__ _____ 1 Triplex ln a prestigious m1sl''>Sat&S11n1 S Jlurry-{his won'tlastal 960-2>121 Sl39,SOO.openhouse 215De1 Mar 4924121 almost completed, view ~' • Must see 62 acre prime area $249500 rroperl~ llouse &12 3850 Sl79.SOO. 1915 Windward f'ri /Sal/Sun 11-6 . of Dana Point Harbor, WESTSIDE wlimpro~ed farm land in MJai WorehouHs Bl-:ACll l!OUS.,; S82,500 Ln ll<lrbor View Montego by or call833·369-t SEVEH UHITS 3fBr1• 3Ba1·t~en, lamtrbm.I 2 IEALTY,IHC. high desert, in alfalfa These are re a I F I lk owner. Below market. . All 2 bedroom, ll,.li bath. rp cs. 8 some og .... 2323 e ntry. On main hwy, moneymakers! Located 'oo s, tennis. wa 10 leased tll 111 /18 .. 4 Br 2 Sea view. by owner New Some with ocean view & special aUl79.:SOO. ..,.. w/Well. electricity, gas. from West Covina to San beach Z.l362ndSt.Open 1£ jQua~I Ba. xlnt cond. By appt 4br .. 2•.,bo.NewBedford central courtyard. This HOWARDJOHHSOH phone & tall trees. Diego. Sat &Sun l·S. • PlllClt · only. Wkdys Lamson. w/view. $279,900. 640.8M7 new complex provides an REALTY Other RMI Eafot. Priced to sell quick. $1300 • Aa...tD Propcrly Housc6-t2·3850 a.-..--L&•• ', , 213·593-"""7 eve/wknd•, or833·3622 excel'ent tax shelter for 97 1774 B -" .. •-r...-u "'" " • 4 • 497-1744 ••••••••••••••••••• .. •• per acre. Y owner. from Bar11tow to 4 bdrms, 2 bu, fam rm. 712•1920 213·433·2854; 714·675·5979 Original Bluffs the investor. Asking,~~~~~~~~~! Mobf1t Ho.a 838-2673 Oceonside. Own I S15n 950 i.oo OUAIU1. HI THACH • $36.5,000. 1-It....-~-"-1100 J hervanxousC. "· · OutstandlngDoverShores DyOwner.ChoiceGreen· .._.._ Commtrclol Many different size 0 n unmn ompany OPPORTUNITY Value. A really spacious belt. End unit. Upgraded AMCHOl.AGI MHIDfTH •• .. •••••••••••• .. ••••• Property 1600 p arcels al ditcerent 5'8·8614 f'ull time. real estate & elegant 3 Br pool lhru-out. 3Br. 2o/4 ba. Im· PLAN 2204 Open Hse. '76 Lancer, ••••••••••••••••••••••• prices. DRIVE BY 1800 Port Tag· sales assoc. who requires home. Co mp w /VanLult mac. Sl47.000. 420 Ylst:a IHYISTMIMTS 2tx56. 2br 2ba, wet bar, CPA SEEKS c..mry 21 S,.-ow • aitrt. NB :i BR. 2 Car substantial Income, is wallpapers, & rurnllure Fiora.Ph644·5796 17141496-7711 ~Br,3Ba.3259sqft,mlnt upg rades. El Nido JnveitmentD1vlalon pr. xl nl !IChoola, assoc. desperately needed by at Sl79,SOO. See 1206 L .-San Ju. cond. loaded, ln<Ucpd, Mobile Estates, San Approx. SS00.000 96l-7166 pools & grnbell. 661·2119 long established local Westcllff Dr. Open Son- 1078 r-.1_.___ 1071 831·1492or493-638& Juan Capo. $35,000. ,rlnt• com••rclat ... _______ _ for appt. to show by broker. Outstandina Sat/Sun l·5. c-i1tr.o _..,... • .._ Owoer.@6-0911. _, '" LOCJ&lltO or . ii bl ..,.. • --------· r--• • uurr~ •AUOA owner. earn mas 8\'a a e on JOHN KLOSE ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• IJ rt Prl I I ~ _,,_ "' generous commission REALTOR "•wpo ~ llC pa 1 4duplexea.all2br,2ba, spilt. A marvelous op· 645-6822 GE I 071 -,_ plecne. ' car entl ••"•ft• lh ... por\Unlty for the eager d 13 J Jt2-21H view. Sl!0,000/ctplx' _, ~~~~u~ •• 840-S560 PRESTIGIOUS 2000 SQ. FT. Tom Lee, Rltl', SC.t• ---1-_.;.:.._-PEttlNSULA 810111 IL ' IRS ca OfffCISUlLDIHG -:y OWNERS: 1J at~ POINT Just olf NewPOrt Blvd Uv• bachelor anJta bi Best gf 2 Worlds Read for the beach. you •ilh ~~nt l\-2 tot 41 $ Costa Mesa. '3.1..-0 Cbarmlu , bed rm run &: sun lover•! OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE Br 2 Ba ho\ltf'. Ample DUPlEX!s.M.l. Widen & bOnu~ rm In COrnplettly remodeled a UVI~ P&ritlftl. Owner wlll i.tre Z dupluea, block 10 NewPOrt Shores. Only 1 year a,o-new carpeu1 SAM JUAN CAPISTRANO RANCH ~ bouaelntrade!Ot"down. bMcb, <2> abr. 2ba, ud.' ---.------· block& to OCHn beach. l)eW kuchen, paint I.I\ 011(1 H-SE cou..-y ~· SlSS 000 Pri Com A$ In out! Thi• beautifully """ "'" But closo to the ocean, sbooi>lng TomrH,wi.r,eG.1683 c~0p001,, '8ihted~.M~ locattd hom •teps to and schools. One acre slte bi "San. ct, volley ball, und tht Bay. lw a ramlb' Sp~ctaeuJor . Ranch Of 4.8 Acres. Juan Capistrano. 4 bedrooms. 4 4 plex, 2 bdtnJ,' '/ta beach " ca bl• TV. room. flrepl.c·e AND a lllgb On A. Hlll. With Mountain & old. dwntwn area. a~.JOO tnettta all tl'lll m~ fu~e:~b:e::~~ Ocean View. New 5 Bedroom Ha· baths. family room, all '1f exquWto aaitnttLANDTOO!t CloWI• 1arap1 No nHCl clcnda, Over 4000 Sq. n. Cu4t.om quality on a private lane. 1385.00Q. '41-J474 to wal&-'Ue &M SUN· Wallpapet & Drapes, ltallan Mar- MQSEMOt'{r ~ooo. hie toiOOC'C, Man~ ~er AmenJtl~. S550,000. Pleatse Ask For Bill Radrn. .. • 90¥ll DllYI ' 'I ; " . I ~~~.~!~•••••• ~~~.~!~••••••!~~~.~~ ....... ~.~~~•••••• ~:.~~•••• ~~!.~:~~•••• .;:;S~u...;.n~~Y.;.,•/;;.;u;.;.ly'--10:..:.'...;.1..;..9n~---------O-A_IL_Y_P_IL_O_T_..D......,J,,.3 ... ..._ r--. 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Onl)i ,\ rnt ill titllu 4.PLIX f.,C't'lknt r"111 Al .ar.•u :: n11ln lr"m '''""It All l. bttd1oom' .. nll lt-111•1·11 bu~) "rd c: let.,\ 1 liL \ a1 $1.~ 0til1 LET YOUR AMGERS DO THE WALKING 1 hro11~ll out l'\ll'ns1H• h!>l nf incoml' pa u1~·1 t \' 11 ~·m1 'n• I l'•Hly lo move up or 't1trt your invt•stml•nt program fo'or '.'to ltd pnil t•sslc)nal tounsrllnl:. consult t lw ,., lH'l'ls al (~u .. 111 Pl.ll'l' Pro~rllcs. I Ill' .uul ll'arn how to µyramtd your l'fl 111111•s \\1th au t•xc-hange and/or 11111 d1.1w w,. no\\ h 11\'l' available 2, 2. l , 1. I, I, I 1 I 1. 5. G, G, 6, G, 7, R, P. IX, :!Ii :1:!. li4 . & iW:J units plu:- 1·011111u·1T1id and indus trial properly. A PROFESSIONAL STAFF OF OVER 45, LAltGI IHOUGH TO SIRVI, 5MAL~ !NOUGH TO CARE. OPEN TIL 9PM. SJOO mo Mature 11dlb ~7780 Homefmdt!1-:. SS7 og:!2 llc<1ch Cotlagt! s;wo. l Ur, REHTA.LS SEATERRA,CE See July 10 lhru 22nd ;?-n1r !:Jr 2 DR, 2 b.i •• , S.HO/~ · TWNHSE • · COllS4lrmrslewarel 3 Bedroolll Condo with !>J609~ 3or2 BR,t0,2 b.a ~ 28r,frplc,fncdyd,pool, ll7S-4009 Before you pay some huge ma:sll'r :swle lo'am1 ----3 BR, 2 Ba .•• ~ 676 teM1s. p\'t bcb. $42.5 mu. Lido lioll' 2br 2ba Slp!i 6. agencies for the •·run ly room, f1repl11e<:, 2 c;.or 1.~. 111 f1 llr I formal din 38R, 2t, Ba . . . . $115'() 661 Q5.S8 _ Aug SJ600, Sept $1400. a r o u n d ' ' c a I I ~Jr, pwl, h•nnts, bauna 1111, tum rm. pool & 4 BR 2 Ba ~ ~ ·------ 1213>793 0427 CONSUMERS GUIDE JulutLI Jocludcd. $42!> Jat:uui. 26~1 1>q. ft. t1Xt'C • •• • 9 PilJ"k Llke y»l'\I, be1tullful· Many have and are glad t·all ti41l 4477 honw 111 S&.S Park Hunt . ANAJIKL\l ly decorah.'. inglon. l ) r he. Call :mn. 2Ba · • $-15'() ram rm. l.l.0 ~mo. wtr plex's & apl's availliblc N\\ l'T lll;TS Newly de !ltill 4002 lncl'd, avail Aug 10. (213) NOW! Al Beach or ... Up t'Oratt>d, frplt', cpl!t drps, Pt>nnin).,rton ProJ)t'rtiec; Ml 8178or (213) 378-3003 to 100' of NEW 1· ll S325 mo. hl Isl + dcp 5 lS ng!I 24 l 16lh Pl 6-12 !>722 cac-h day . Smal l _ L. \NDMARK 5 bd 3ba + fum rrn. 1''rpk, lg fncd 4 Br2 Ba + dl'n. 2cnq:.ir. yil >550 m o . L se. Houses Unfumlalt.d fee/lo'REE llfe service. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 645 ... 4Y()O lab>olslond 3206 * *ConMl!MN Gulct. ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,_ 8 I' 1 :Ill :lb Br. Large yd, children ~,. ay 'run · r , • a, and pets OK $365. mo. SM lam rm, dining rm, Vrly Dogwood 675·4912 Sept. $1100 or furn Sl200. -- $42S per mo 11-tx 3302 t•ves & wknds 64.2· 1085 3 Br 2 l.l;i, tpk, yanl space. g.ir. nr ::ot'hools, shopping, Westrhff area SH5 mo. 548·282!> Nl'ul 2 br, 1 ba, cpls, drps . 2 l'ilr gar .. fenced yard, kuls & pt'lS OK. S335 !lti:H567, Agl _!10 fc_e_. __ ------- LOVELY, lmmac. 3 br, I '• ba home w1fncd. yd. No pets. $425. Ellen. Charles Davisson Rlty. '\96·9352. ------ Twnhse. 3br 21; ba on grn bit, A /C, frplc. Up· j!l'aded. Pool & jacun 1 S43.S. 495-1600 !~~~~~~~.~~'~'7' I I 19::!:~ ~I M. i~h:! ~ av.ail. now .\1n.,.hcrt Prap-t"-a p -t:l•a from 4 to tO tu '· u111h •• IW rop •• Ta' ~helter!<, ~1icnctatol1· 1400 OVArls)~-~r~~n H ACH l400 °".~s,t~r~~' llACH No pets . 675·-0525 Monticello Twnhme, $350. •-lL.--r 1 ···•a 3207· 3 Br 2 Ba, pool, 2 car gar, ,_,__ en ft-. Jul'l 642·6368 ..............•........ ON TllE POINT Older 3 2 Hr 1 Ba, gar, patio, br, 2 ba, cll'an, dshwshr, hltns, & yard. Super cpl.s, drps, yrly lse. $475. clean. small child OK. oo $320 HOUSE! Lgl' 2 Br, i:ar , mun\' more avl. Sm.Ill fee F It J:: to: I L I r l' s e r v . 645-4900 llcuut. 3 hr, 2 ba; ram rm, nanc·ho San Joaqwn, end fplc, c1>ts, drps. No ~ls unit. 2 Br. den. 2 ba, lake I---------• 2 K 1 d s. t; re at & l,lolf cour.,e Vll.'W Im <>C~AN VIF:W, 4 Br, nc1J:hborhoud, $425. mac. S-1!>0 6-M 577 1 or !-'am Rm, formal dining, 963-4567 Ai:t. No fee bi!>·SJll.t no. 9 Verde 3 car gar. pvt comm. w/pvt bch fac11. Pool, l>rcit.k l'\ om T.;kt' your .......,-. --------~ pick, m1xur 11\Jlth ,\Ill ~~-~~~ b'73 G8KO pets. S325. 64.5·4855 ••Consumer$ Guide ltt:ALLY IC!': ~c w Woodbrld ce· t e nnis . $900 mo. 3 hr, 2 ba, ram rm, din Sycamore PI a n n 4·l-493-S888 S.\TELLIT~ Kt. \LTY lneomt Propttty 2000. lncomt p ___... lOOO Bachelor duplex $175. Ulil Mesa Verde 3br, 2 f/p, nu 75'}.&344. A:.k for 01a11J or ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••~~~;;!....... pd Fee cplS, drps. lge yd. Nr SH/\RB! $2!>0. ut1l pr1 . pool. "on't 1;1~1 1 Sml fcl, uni 645 1900 rm~ombow fplc. $l25. Landscaped, draped, 41---------• 963-7866 br. 3 ba, s.s2S mo. 7!>2 2881 - Tom llomdmders !>57 0822 schools. 5'100. 54!>·9161 ----LGlteForett 3255 J Ult. 2 BA home, nr UN IV. PARK . grnbll ••••••••••••••••••••••• \d,1rn:. & Ma ~nolia, ~ulgcrs, 3 Br,.lo'am Rm, l..AKEFRONT, fantastic .1'.lulb, s.i~o .. Coats & 2 ~Ba, nr tennis & pooh.. view 4 Br 3 Ba, clb priv., HUMTINGTOH IEA.CH Two 3 bedroom :? tJJlh holbes. :>I'\ m•w :! Wrm 2 bath unth \II :1m1•011 ll'' Can h~· splrt. ~17S,ll04J Bkr 675· 100ti FOUR PLEX 4 one Bedroom i\11ts. 4 Enclosed Garagt":; J::>ccellenl Local1on 641 Shahm.ir Do Not 01:.luru Tt'nanb S130.000 MARK L. WILSON REALTOR 645-5557 Six 2 BR., 1 ba llPh in great C l\!. rl.'nl.cl arl.'a S2 lOK /\1,rt S.10 Jli!>O llnl~ Bch, 4 plt·x, ;ill 2 Ur, ~1.29,000 Grl'at Wc~krn IL E. ,1-.k for Pel(~Y, !U7 !l(i:I.! DUPLEX TRl·PLEX FOUR·PLEXES 8-UNITS J)l'PLEX Co;,tu :'lksa area Good cont! (;00<1 investment !ilartt·r that makes money. ~78,!)00. TRI PLEX A pt•rfc<'l buy for thn~c whu want to .i:ct :.tarted 111 lllH':.lml•nt property. t'oi.t a ~lt'~a :,t(J!),000 INVESTORS OPPORTUNITY IN SAN CLEMENTE! H I"urn1..,hcd Units. always rented. I•: x <.' c I I e n t c o n d i t 1 o n -J o w ll1.Jlllll'nance. $257.000. Pacific Shore Realty Olct C1ly PJaza 111 W. Avcnida Palizada San Clemente 492·5300 Income Property 2000 Out of County •••••••••••••••••••••• • Property 2550 llYOWNEH ll V111h. lully ••••••••••••••••••••••• rcnlcll lor )Pi hv ~amt• A~ION1':Y MAKEH len.mls J>os <'<1,,h lluw. -io al'rl's, No. San U1ego ::.2111 at prl'' lo rntl':. County, spltlablt'. has W ~5 0t\o d"n ~1s .ooo l'1Jperb view home:.1tc. H'. p, I 1 ... t ""mh'I ;1dJotns a\Ol'ado grnvr., t/wl'I )1-~l't~hurhd 5170.000 Owner terms 'l;r lA lln•a & l'1l·o, I.\ No. Z..J68 1i1 11 f\ I.I :1h02. L:nited Farm i\~l·n1·y 111H7 16·1~13 or i 13·0ll2!1 8 UNITS Beach collage $195. UIJI RA RE OPPORTUNITY to lse thts Mesa Verde ei.· • •Consumers Gu id~ Dana Point 3226 pd. 1-'loe llomefanders 557 0822 ecuttve 4 bdrm 3 ba de· .•...•..••.•••..••...•. Wallact>RE 962-4-l:>_:I_ S19Smo Agt.7520188 dock Mtnvu.770·0277 C .... IM 3222 corator home w 2 frplcs. t:losc to Dana P oint IRr, 2Ba, redecorated, TURTLE ROCK Vlto;W 3 orona uc or 3 car garage, lge custom Lake lo~orest Waterfront ••••••••••••••••••••••• designed pal.Jo S725. incl h:'l1l1amnensaf0Nrcl'l~i13.~c~ ~'(l>)(lt<.llrtmc, bltns, sm children OK Br. Fam Rm, 2 Ba, lge 3Br, 2'h ba. Dix 2 story. Q · d 3 B d •• '" Sl!JS mo <714) 968·9174 yard, nr tennis & pools. p d k . uaant vme covert' r, gar ener. 557-8717 or ~JO sq ft No s>t.•ts. ~so A 752 0 88 v t o c " t e n n 1 ~. 2 ba hm Coly red brick 644·3545 17111752 8Sll 3 Br. 3 mi from bench, SS4!> mo. gt. · 1 __ pools+8 min from OC frplc, pvt patio, SS75tmo. ·---------encl bat'k yd. quictl•---------i airport. · Call 644·6397or673·5311. College Park: 3 bdrm 2 2 Br 2 BJ, 2 :.Ly, duplex. nhrhd. S425 mo ts e. Two Bedrooms ~ 675·5909 --~-~~j fen ~r;1·i&~~~rpl, bllns, rdng, .:ar, cpls, ·t!J.l <~2 Rancho San Joaq $465 Mission Vielo 3267 gar. · · drps, $32!). ·19!1 ZJ(iO Rancho ••••••••• ••• •• •••. •• ••. $185 Fu 1 3 Ur, 2 Ila. New dps, cpb, S Joaq •tss/495 / "'· Lux conclo 3 Ur, 2 bu, gar pumt, frplc, fom rm, Lill· an " Super 3 bedrms 2 btth k ; _ Pool~ Lge 2 Br pal , ref. & crprt. Pool, tt•nn1s. ins. nr bt•h, w/gardencr. Un Pk. Vill.111 $4!>0 w /fa m rm. A IC, cpts, mJny more avl! Smull Ava11Aug.S400.4!1814a3 Sl2.5 8-17.03.'H. Peter's townhomcs SS25 d rp s , I 0 v e I y "JASMINE CREEK" fee FREEJLifeScrv Unl. R<lnchoSanJoaq $52!> neighborhood . S38!>. PLAN II 64!>--1900 Fowttain Valley 3234 Bachelor house Sl20. Ult I Deerfield S375 963-4567, Agt .• no fee. 3 IJcdroom, 2 bath, fa mi· ••Consumers Guide ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1u1 St v & ref. Fee Three Bedrooms - I I I d r - -Very J>rlViJl(' 1.'XCt'U(IVl' lloml'findcrs !>57·0822 University Park S.160 LaMancha Twnhsc, 26606 Y mom. nc u cs. u~e 0 Only $27!>' Large 3 nr home w 110· walls :1 hr, :! ---un1·,·ersity p ·rk <'lti5 El Toboso. Open Sun l·S. l'lubhou!tt', pool & J1tt•u1l1 · , .., h 2 b D th dbl w ..,. B • I' , a & tennts courts Call for ~use, fncd yard, nice. bu, family rm, hllas, ·• r, a. n\'e ru Deerfield S47S 3 r. foam ,m, ,•7 a, :Small fee. 645-4900 wa~hcr 1d ry er, rel 11 g , i.tar /\II new in & out. Village IH s.t75 air, $47!> ~· 7!>2·1578 appl. ~1monlh ••Consume" Guide A C. l''<tras SSllO mo ::,.125. 111031 Kamuclu Dr. -'168 4737 or 5to 05l I 61:! 7i-t:J or 540·617·1 Chancellor Homes S500 New 2Br, l 'h Bn hse. frplc, SOUTH OF lllWAY-:J ,.2 br tnhse Mesa Verde. ---Campus View s.500 dbl car gar, lg kit llH homl.' llardwoo25 w /bllns, cpts/drps, lloors, IJm·k f1n•pl.1ct• W Dhkup.BJ3.s974 wall.3 Br2 Ba.fo'amRm. SllXlmo. TurtlcRock S!>75 9ti86000 S1luJted on corner Jot bltns, W/O,aircond.,37 !>3G2877 ·RanchoSanJooq SS9!> ---,----.- Hyappl SSSO/month \h:sade1Mar$400mo. &540.0511 ---FourBedrooms S32S 2Bn. l ' Ba, air, 111 l>uplt•\t'' 11n 1uu· l11t l.rJ ... \l;ini1to~. ,\;.:enl iU '168 i~>I ----SU~l\ll-:R HE~TAL BRAND HEW 4 BR'S One block rrom l:hin.1 :Hir 13.ba. fam rm. ,\,·ail now 3Hr. 13.Ba. im· Culverdale 5475 patio. J>OO!;_~lnt cond. J I S33!> Supl.'r ~h a rp 2br m J c & 1 n b t f I Condo 581.....,., rp c ll"l"hl~·rhood . .,,25 mo Unt\'ers1ty Park S600 ------ on 11? Acre. $71 , 950 l'o\'e B~wch tn Coronu \"' 9!)7 0701 townhume. ~till ·4520 or ~" "' "" u p k SS"• · ..,.. · Call B1rl,!1lla8.16-1371 mv. ar "'Exceptional View-AC, 962-7787 3Br, 2Ba, fam rm, fully 5750 MO INCOME With complete Isl du:.., 1M Mar EAST SIDE 3Br. 18a, lg kitchen. air coml, fully COLE OF NEWPORT frplc, ~ car garage, lg l'Ml'>'>lhh•\\hl'll\.OUlll\l''>t fnc··' •d wtr1grdnr ,.,< Hwdinqton Beach 3240 3Br, 28a, avail 8·1, xlnl tncd, 1mmcd occupancy ••••••••• •• •• •• •• •• •••. I o c a t 1 o n , n r ll y own c r $395 m o. landscaped, 3 car garage RE/\LTORS :u J • ""' in this full acre ul prt me & lack room Fenc·ed for 675.55 I I ~95 _mo. IH6·1S54!> --------- proµt.'rl) 3 Sm rl'ntal •AVAILABLE• hm~ w pool. Propcrt) horses. Walk'g dist?nce ----Qwet neighborhood still fl•nct>d, su1 table for 10 all schools, shop g & 1?clu>ce~omcw/view .• 3 Br exists! N. CM .. fplc, fam •HOW• nur~l·ry 11r reluted l>u" parks . J &I, fo H, wctbur. F P, 2 rm, 4 Br, 2 Ba. dshwshr. J1011~e!t, c•ondom1niums ru·~... fh\ncr \\ill < irrv 4311 Puc1f1c, H1v.ers1dl' tar gar, bllns, rt'fng, 2 Cllr gar. Shown by appt ;.ond lownhomes. Month llllillll'HIJ.: OpenllouseSat1SunlOG W1D, '115 Poppy Agt only t>-12-9285 tomonthrcnl.;lsstartmi.: L \I,~: FOH EST fi8..I S006or 686 1919 673 l2ft8 i.il ~to~) 1.ucalt'll Ill Goldt"nw esl /Wa m e r , 830-0:WOor 837.1741 bltns, S38S mo. Isl/1st & refunduble dep. 646-3737 ~~~~~~~~ CA.ST A DEL SOL orb'73·1713 -2 Br, 2ba Condo. Spec ---------•OPEN Sun l·!>. 18842 taeular view! Aller ti S 120 HOUSE! Saginaw. Turtlc rock 3 Br .,.,kdys 837 8260 l 'til pd' Pal. ref. many 2 Bit, t•am Rm. Dan nm, ------- m•irc avl. Small fee . lge yd, nr park & pool Newport Beaeh 3269 FH EE I S>JS mo. lst & l:.l + $200 •••••••• ••• •• ••••••••• • Hto:,\L l'Y A. ALBIN Hl';AJ.TY SPYGL'\SS I Br 1-'nm Coll,•gc Park 4 Bil. fl'd llunllnglon llt1rbour ,ind ~·,., l'lfl ·ur 1· 5574 M1ss1on · · • · ' · }rel, s.135. mo r 0 u H p I. 1-: '\ Es ""' ' , .>n I ·I:..... Rl\'!'rslde. C;ihf Hm, & l.lonu., rm. Vll'W. !)!)7 1351 llunlin~tton lkul·h. Call t:::-.cclll'nl t'oncl. l'rnlc ol " L''lilTS :.! 1 Br huusl'S, ~ R .__ F 641 til!2J or 641 6926 , ---u:. fur morl' dl•t;i1b. L1fl' St•rv. &15 .. 1900 sec. 752·1578 * *Cons umers Guide Bi9 Canyon home. $800 mo. GoH course view. Afj. G•rrie Co. 640-6600 968-3011 owncr::;h1p. Can he lllr Apls l !.ludlo & ·J anc:ncs, arms, • . 2 Br, 2ba Condo, frplc. bou.,bt as I or u u1•1ts ·' .,,.3·., w Groves 2700 CdM. lge 3 Br hsc, lgc_ Liv £J1W trash compac·tor, ~10, lgc 1 Br, pool! pat.+ more! Sml fee, unt. 645 -1900 •Beautiful Hom~* • ·" nt con< 01 Pllt l O Rm 3 Ua 2 car gar d . 3 Br, den. fam Rm, 2 Ba, nr park & pool, no pcls. "" o • • ~~rtt~c~. ""' .. o 1ncom<-" R •· 500 f L · • , • , ~~--Anaheim art>a. SM'l !.llJU 'I . t f . . l • t ••••••••••••••••••••••• m, "' i;q. l r um Brund New. 64!>·2062 i ~ each. uwnl'r~ hip SS!> ,ooo VALLEY CENTER woodi.y. s.ss<>.673.1206 ' ~5.:. 645·_356_7_e_v___ L l 8 UN I TS-Delmont Ow11l'r!>.'l7G71i6_· ____ ~pac old s~le ad~~g , I h -Mesa Verde 3 br home, 2 Br newly dl•coratcd COL.LEGEPARKformerHarbor ViewKnolls,new ••Consumers Guide Lse :54!>0 mo. 5SJ.1266 I•-------- • Shores. Near Olympic WE'VE GOT ~~et' ~n 4. 3 ~c '2 ba sf?'&ass 4 ollr \'~:1 ~ ram rm. bltns. frpk, 7Rl~A/8L:6v_i1N3C7.1 pool' S350 mo 546·8609 o; mdl.. 3 br. 2 ba, fam. condo, 2 BR, 2 Ba, d~n. pool & pier. Fantastll' WHAT YOU ~ a ~ !9'75 ' r. d ' n;o 25 '1? lf"i\r ) patto, beaut. yard. Sl25. !lfi2.n87 · k.itch, air, beautiful cpt & end unit, pool/tennis. location. i\11 bachelor u11 ·en, x ivang rm, in· requcs · a ' oon incl. grdnr. 830·3640 ---------------.-drps. lncl's 3 pools & 9i00: 631·2670; 614·9!>92 1111: rm, 12x21 t•ounlry Bo y Or. 614·6397 or its. Fully r entl.'d WANT k1tch. All bltn"I. Beaut &141395 EaslS1dehome,3BR,1•\ BELOWMARKET l.<irge3Br2Ba.f.amRm. elbhse.S450.551·3141 Cl--1 3b 2b ., SIM,000. d b & fl I dbl . t t lndry rm. new epts. drps, con, ar~e r, a, w WHERE YOU u o c patio ower la, gar. qu1 e rec Sharp 3Br. 2Ba, xlnt paint. Children OK. Gd RAJ.~CHO San Joaqwn, 3 bnck fplcs, localed on EVERS & ASSOC garden, 'ei.tctublc 2 Br 1 Ba hou!.l'. w fpk, hned street. S399. p/mo. location S400 mo Avail Jrca S395. 599-:\J.ll 12131 br. den. 2 ba, super up· fine upper ~ay cul·dC· 1300 ""uail Street WANT IT 1o:ardcn. family frwt +.a Sl2S ma. /\ND 2 Br I Ba 556-6809 now. Ask for Dan ~-8080 l'\i~. 12131594·09'.!9 dys. grades. view. $525. Lsc. sac. Great ne1,;hborhood. T t'ull<>rlon·4 Plcx de~p· .,.,alcr w e ll for apt, SJOO mo. 673·?200 or ----------1-----------------_ f>4l 6.S.17 Sl95/mo Agenl646·88ll. Suite I 05 Mpt Bch. 11!>.0llO gr o v c. garden & 645-0260 3 BR College Park home PA.TIO HOME 3 BDR-'f. 2 BATH CON· 1714)833-0200 lluntBC'h ·IPle>. Sl23,000 dom estic use. ln cls.CameoShores4Br,3Ba. a\a1I August. Walk 'g Brand new 2 br, 2 ba, DO POOL. New Oran,lletree patio ••4 BR. 3 Bi\, Dove r C :\I . Duplex $85,000 grove t raclor t rt r & ocn Vu, pvt bch ·s. yrly distance to all schools. bnck fplc' woven woods, 536-2990 home, 2 l'lan._2 br. 2 ba' Shores• Bay crest ana. 3 Deluxe Unih HB 220 W1ch11a I.uxury appointments all ha,·e hreplaccs, bt•st buy 1n beach an•a Hurry, tl won't last Call Leadership Kcal E.~ t.olc 842·4466 Newly Remodeled EAST COST A. MESA DUPLEX 584.600 1 ·3Br, l ba. l · 23r, l bu As k for Jerry Scanlan Pacific Coast Rlty 1213) 433-4968 N San Dlecjo CoUftty BEACH CITIES Excellent pri vale f1nanc· ing availahle for prime 111rome propcrty- 4 2 Multlphcr $120,000 18 Units St25.000 6.5 t..:n1ts Sl,75.5,000 8!> Unlts S2.l2Q,OOO 136 Units $3,078,000 M \LOY INVESTMENTS (714 ) 729112<J CARLSBAD. Cahf FOR SA.LE .:'ltini Warehouse Storage facility. 100~~ h~a~ed 1n prime location. 12'·~ t'ash on cash return for S250,000 down payment. Ocn~1de 20 Untts Sl511.000 wcenhou'ic. All for the 1 e Aug 1 S9SO 675.6563 S400 mo !>46-4147 wet bar, upgraded plush cpts. drps, patio & cover ~Per mo. 642·8001 art C:'.1 ·~PlexS15!>.000 pnt·eofS189,500 s · · ·'---KIDS PETSOK crptg pool sauna Club.pool.Jacu:z.z1,gym, .,.,knd. C :\t. · Dplx S68,000 CHRIS MELROSE R.E. jacuzzi' S475 003 7866 'u.._. sauna & lcnnt~. Adult-;, --------- <kn'9rlc30 Units S700.000 714-741·2161.714 ·71!H727 JASMIMECREEK EastsidetwnhseS395mo. , . -~h!"Jfon no pets. S375, mo. Eastbluff single level l'\illcrton 1 Plex Sll9,000 675-8258or646-4848 Super area, 4br 2ba. lrg HarbOur 3242 5SH26.'J home. 3 BR, fam. rm., Real Estate The popular Plan 111 ----------1 ram rm w,frplc, bltn" ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----------1 hke ncw!Agt.644·1133 C-11 4 • 6 6 Exe..__ 2800 Tennis, pools. min. lease 3 br, 2 ba house. Fenced 2 B b T h LUXURY L ' · t . ·-~ .c mon• ... _ .,.,en. Van••nt. yd. Kids & small pcl Ok. Nr parks, shp g. Nr. r. 2 a o wn ome. , ivinsc pa 10 •llARllC>R VIEW 5 "R ••••••••••••••••••••••• w "'"'·'"'"" ~w Goldenwcst & llcil. $125 ~uper Plush. Wet bar. 2 home in P\'l. comm. New . " ---------•I Call lo inspect. SJ50Jmo. SlOO. deposit. mo. Call 847 464!l halcomes. Formal Din 2 br + den. Cpts, drps, Somerset. 640·1644 or Lots for Sale 2200 ........•.•.•..•....... BUILD YOUROWH on lh1s prime R·l lot on ll cul-de·S3(' IO beaullful l\t<.'sa Vt•rcll' Country Club area! Sll7,500 T d U ? 673-760 I 944 Darrell St. 83\l·l980, --rm. Tennis, p()ol. S395 elec. gar. opnr. Pools, S.'18._2:8_73 _____ _ ra e P• _r_o_rl_oo_k_sc_e_. _____ 1 ATIR.\CTIVE 3Br, 2ha. mo. Call Mr Nelson ut lt·nnis & elbhse. Only1•--------• We have listed a number Near OCC, UCI. s. est Cvrd patio, nice yurd. 8!1112636 Ai,'\. S37.5 mo. 559·0378 for ~!)()/Lease. Harbor Vu of properties, m different Plaza. 4 br, 2 ba, frplc, W 1W, blt1ns, cpt!t/drµs appt. Knolls. Brand new 2 Br & price ranges, uptoS'land SJ95. (2131596 967G Lge 2 BR Condo. mint --------1 S3 mi l lion m i ni pool.$44-0/mo.979·7919 cond.Manyamenities.•,. WOODBRIDGE Twnhsc. den. 2"4 Ba. f rplc. warehouses. Let us tailor 4 Br. fam rm, din r m. Sharp 4 bedrm, 2 ba, cpts, Mi to bch. <2131430·8247 Brand new 2 br + den. 2 atrium, new cpts & drps. an exchange for you. frplc, vu of pk, or. schols. drps, fres h paint. patio. Ba. Sl7!>/mo. 552·8738. Pegged wood kit & wood Cfldury 21 Sparow no pels. $465. 557.4490 fenced yard, kid~ & pc·t 1hr 21,.,ha, 45' dock. 3000 sq parquc entry. i\uto gar Investment Division ~~~~~~~~~ OK S395. 963-4567 /\gent ft $1200 per mo. (213) t.:mv. Park Terrace. 2 br, door. Tennis &Swim pool 963-7866 :.: Duplex 2 br . l ba. garage, No rec. 378 5108 2 ba, frplc, view. Nr. across the st. Shop'g ctr l S2SO. 1 older child ok. No pool. $125. SS2·7896 or blk. &>c & compare. Call pets. 2178 0 Placentia. 4Br. 21 ~Ba Condo. ''J mt lrviM 324-. _55_1.,_2_4_:> _____ ---l 673 9181 for appt. I~ jQuall ~ Real Estate !)45.7983 from tx:ach, cpts, tlrp<; ••••••••••••••••••••••• Iii PIDC• • Wanted 2900 REALTY CO,I PANY refng,dsh.,.,shr,gaslo OWN WHILE YOU Prap-L •1-RE"'" 2br. 238 Avocado St .. $'l75. frplc, IJ.? play ii ri:.i. R J:::"fi', •• • ••••••••••• •• •• •• •••••• JASMINE C g\ + ulil. No pets. No sngls. pools. S400. 963 7920 New Irvine Adult Con-1400 O\JArlsS~-~~-T llACH 0 w N pr 0 p e rt y in TEHHIS SPECIAL &12·4085 5BrUniv.Pri ~r pool & tennis. S600 C.all 497 ·3230. ---Inglewood, Hawthorne BEACHWALK do's. 1 BR/2 BR wtup· 2 BR, den. formal dining ~rades All recreation h Upper 3 i\rch Bay. Fan· or So. Bay area? home. Have brea.kfast on Dix 2 Br unit in Trl·plex. TOWNIIOM fo~ • 837 ,,c96 Laguna Beoc 3248 --------- tasllc view. WJU P "Y CASH• .• • Frplc, gar, patio & rear Hard to find spacious en amcmttcs . .,., or ••••••••••••••••••••••• "' the sunny patio! 4 Tennis ca<> 629' nfl 6 pm or BY owner. courtesy to Ph.TomD'Allessandro courts~! & jacuzzi. yard. No children/pets. un1l 1n exc lus i v """' 1 • J Br 2 Ba, end of qulcl bkrs. 49 i 6688 dys. T.D. PROPERTIES p, Pref middle age adults lleachwalk. Pnvate on· wknds. street. Ocean view, Arch 1-805969 !>228 s Guard gate. S750 / fo. or older. $275/mo. sides. 2 br, 2 bu. hug:9 ·----1111111111111111111111111111!!"! · · eve · (213)674·6907 or (7141 <C 65) master suite overlook. 546·6201 anytime or Barbar a Wright644·6200 642'5872 · J.?orgeous j?arden area C714)846.522laft.6pm WOODSY, quiet, un· 38d,2BaCondo.Dblegar. Pools & tennis rourt. Macnab-Irvine ass oci ated ~ I ... .J I '\ • ' .. . .. ,, ..... . crowded s t. Oceanside of Near OCC, av&.Jl. Aug. Steps to beach. S450/mo HF.Al.TY COMPANY hwy. A quaint 2 br, 1 ba, 1·15. S350. 960·4018 846-200l THIS DREAM HOME -~~----1 CANBEYOURS n e w I Y d e c o r ' d · 3 BR House. s.110 mo, lsl & Very n1'ce 3 br, 2 ba home b ngalo-Br1· m m ·1ng &.-autiful 2·slory1 3 BR, 3 u "· last. Cpts, drns, nu paint, t w/charm. Brick frplc. & 6429525 ft5PM ,... bath townhome m greo kitch wall. Open beams · · a car gar .. patio, conv. t location. 1626/mo. incl. thruout. P ict uresque 3br2ba West CM. $425 mo. sch ls & shops. S37s. appliances. cpts, drps. & garden side patio. Steps Childre n & pets OK. 963-4567 Agt. No fee. wallpapers, wet bar, to Fashion lat and & 556-8402 SI ;;.O Utll Pd! wood burning fireplace "' + a view from ev~ry Business & home (4 Br ). Patio, ref, many more room! Close lo pools, 884 West 19th. Zone for avl at beach. Small fee Jacuzzis, tennis courts, 1V repair. Florist, Bike FREE/ Life Serv. Unt. shopping & schools. Lila shop, Upbol+36 others. 645·4900 llarpcr 752.1414 <C·6U Glass front garaee for * •Cortl&llMrt Gulcht WOODBRIDGE business. Call .for a ppt. El g t 2 tory 1646 sq ~ .. _,,...,,.o .. ••"·""'"" SJ.70. lnl"tJe 1 Br. PoOI : e an ·S • • ,._ • '"' .,...,.. S 11 1 ft. home desiened for Nice areal ma ee. gracious living, w/lower MESA VERD& tmL 645-@00 SPICIAL • •CortMmtn Gulde Redec 3 Br 2 Ba, added room, avl now. $49Smo. 4 BR Condo, cpl.I. drpa, IJ40.2981 relrJa, pool. ten nis, 3224 club hse, ~ mo. lat, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Eats1de, new(1 decor., 2 ..:l;ast~&~d:e;p~,~979":;78887,::-:::-l~~~~~~~~~~I bdrm. 1 ba. bouH. fncd. .., yard. $300: nrst. laat + NEAR BEACH. 3 BR con· stcwil)'. 333 F.. 2Jat .• He do. Dbl ear, pool•. lenni• mgr. ~rt.1$e. Pb:982·6365. M~DELMAR SPECIAL ltedot 3 Br! Ba. avl now, $'50 mo. G40-298t Sharp condo. J BR, BA, pool, frplc, kids OK. M2S. mo. 538-11152 a ll. a . ) Dlf OAJl.YPILOT Hw...u..w.t•• •••••••••••••••••••••• Sunday, Jury to. 1111 ~!'!'::'.':.~ .... ~~!'!':'.~+:.~ .... ..._.. U ..... ahed .,.,._ .. h Uwfwft. 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H•'.111) t.7J woo SMflSttlNG/ $150 Fiii Rl!NT · 8raod new 2Br. lba & 3Br. 2ba. $.'!OS «> $350 24551 Allu Vista (714 )-1ll6·33M SEA TERRACE APTS ·01y tbr, lbu, sll'l>!I to beuch, Shore• dr~a (714 )9.SCJ-5871 \'ATERFRONT cm qu1cl Newport Island, :.pa(· J Ur 2 Ba. w 1£ple & bltni. . yrly. Dock reedy for your bo~l. 77-1 S.10ti (714 I ,,_,., .• ~.,.... 111•1 "'"" lla.:o lh \lnl \ 11 11> I hi t .. rn r m I! • I I• l la ~ M II.fr IH' I I .-f I I jt &; ll'l't't<!I t r111 4" 1h I"' 111 •kt rt Imm .. on up.uu" .,.., h~•· ...,, ~un Ill '•IHll • .,._11< r .!U1 1h•11 l l'h• t 11nd11 .:n·.11 ... n, u ').\~.o mu '''' IGIM>o '"lnsulo 3107 t7 fl l lfntfl.,!U Of 1.'tJI ••••••••••••••••••••••• 111111.r.1• ')l!llJ llJt'hl•lv1 1\111 Hl''ll "9 lJtO 1tt•1111 .11th J\o 11d:. 1111 !:-:! •••• •• • • • • • • •. • • •• • I \•n Httt. U.i ~· .\' t A w1nn1ng combination ol 11dull apartment homes w11h luxury aooo1ntments and r,uperb recreation at a premium locatlon Tenn11•gym•therapy soa•swlmmlng•bllllards Jr one Bedroom 2 Br, den, 2\~ ba, new fp, blk to bch. $&00. Call 979 9'7ll!I Hwtttngtan leach 3140 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IR.AHDHEW! •Vaulted Ceilings, paneling •Self-cleaning oven, dishwasher •Patio. balconies, storage spact> •Reserve parking, carports •Pool. jacuzzi. sauna, tennis •Short pvt underpass to beach •Garden like landscapinJ! •Close to all shopping llUGHES LIDO AHE/\ Xlra mce 2nd nr lg1: 2 b1 . 2 ba, f/p, d/w, .:ar. "'' ~00/mo he inc Uhl. \dulls only 673·CJH.4~ I hr 1 .. m 1111 lo• 1m, 1hn rm, lOllV1•n.ulmn 1111 .,, / l.111 l.v1:11l1."ll 111 I u~l1n "tt1·1Klu11>•. l llJIJllll 110011> "' dbh111• Nu !>d" 1•.,11 IUll :11.:.H or tlH ~11·7 lur 1-.\tlU,l\l l'l'lllll l't Im· •~··•Ur:! U.1 Jill .11lults no 1>1:h s; .. .o mo t'.111 lur .1 p" t ht \4 II Ii~ I p M '") 1111 'll One & Two Bedrooms, One Bath ~~ =~o. j'af'k~VillcPS "l4 2 Br apts. fo'rom $310/per mo. 1411 Delaware, HB Open 12·5 Dally. 1 Mile to ocean. 642·9601 Agl. 536-1808 G) °"'* I tk-Jut J HK 1.1111 1111 "' tr;1, a:alur1•' lornhll. Ulufh !ii'MI Allt ,;114 ...... 1 550 Pa ulorlno Ave., Cosco Meso 751-HH •Minutes to freeway •Some ocean view apts I .Hr h:.e w nice gJrdn. l I.ilk bch, i;ar. $250. t..7:JJ.260 eves. ......................... J W1dk to lk"11 h l •mdu I. lh . ·'l'l'l "-. '*"· ~·" .... 01 , , ..... Caplttrono leach 3818 C 3824 Cotta M'"'so 382• Beach ar1:a, 3 tir. brand •• • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • osta M~so .. .. lg ti r tJ :-.;, ..... 11l•IU"' • ,1orv :! hr ••• • ••••••• •• •••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ls.~: n~n i:.0.23~ no NOW RENTING :: Br, huge dl!ck. w 1v1c" lge LI\' R m, J blk tu bch. S)G.5. 673·1260evos 3298 '"unit )'UO "'" ~~·" 411!1 Wethnifttter ••...•................. ·I llrlrm .. ,. l'lllll"UIJ 1Ur •W.i ll'Ul'lUIJt1·1I ,. t.t')' •.11 .. lu lllH & l1lt11s Hll t l11lth1•11 Oh. lk-ad1 ~°'>d" ~ .... rm ~t>mo 1ilt1!jjlll!H71 tlujlh·\ .11>1 w I', 11.1, I llr . 'I''"' & rl'lnt: Uttl L.11 !(<' buchelor near tivll Ou""' \ll'\\ f11i111 1111l1"!.11rs \uulh, no l''a1r\'lew & Haker 3Br2Ba,S350.2Br2Ila, tlw Ululh 11u·rl11uk111~ 111.•h ,\ui: t;.t ~111 :!X-1 \dultsonly, nopeb. New $290. Garage. !tee area t bdrm $275 2 bdrm $325 Adult community. sorry no pets Office Open Daily 9-6 l J 1,.. "'"" h J 11; :111 l"h1\\ 1·1 :. IM t511 Jrp,,, l'pls, bltns, incl. l9071 Holly. 8-18·8311 l J 1111110 L .1~111>11 .• 1111 :»l..!:1 \I L ' \ \',. ll () F , relnt: Sl8S. 545 18112 _ Lg 2ar. 1 Da. enclosed (7 I 4t 661-0901 l::ASTBLUFJo'. Stunning '! br, 2 ba studio w /frplc &. bay \'lcw Patro Pool Adul~ only. l'\o pe~. l..w ul Sl50. 640.031!1 I n p r I rn 1· I .. l a t 111 II '\bSU m" > 1 I> '"' CaftCSonWniunn ""tedr .. 111 llo111l·~ Unfurnldwtd 3425 17 11) t!l-1 !J!I~ jJtCI tipm i·.:O. • "1 ~ J; I l1111w .1111111;.µhen• :! & 3 t..irge 3br. 2ba upstairi., garage, 2 blks to beach, l larlJor Ot·t:Jll V11·w "'"' :! lJ1 dduxl· apb 546 tu3-t l'pts. drps, no pets, nr. walk to stores & bu.s. $260 :!J731 Man ner Dr. Laguna Niguel ~l-llUO ••••••••••••••••••••••• N1·wport Ut;,t'h Jbr. ----------•1 ~121Ja, .in•l•nbclt. l'vvl & ur :1 Bit llupll•it lrplt', , . . OCC.1009 Mission. upl D, mo. 960-5131 2 Br, !'.'ii Ha townhse Nr wet lJJr, bltt1s: wa!!h<·r.:. IUl. I Ba, :.ngl st). Sha!{ S..'\JO. 751.Jli96 Hwttl Hoag. Adlts, no pets. Jnq Macnab-Irvine Ja<"uzz1 L.se. S4f>I> mo t;.16 :!100, tiJI ;!Mti ,11 H'I & rdng )l l.'i 11111 11 pts. drjls. putio, beam 2Br, I Ba, gnra1w. patio, 1 ~on Laguna HIC)Ue-1 3852 4126A llllaria Way JIC:•n•' \\'.tll Hl•Jltc•r. •.~·1~ .~!·pie. t::ir Adull.s. NEW Ibr, Iba, di.hwhr, child no pct:.. $215 mo. Hart>Our 3842 ••••••••••••••••••••••• · HEAi.TY Cll\ll't\'\\ 81GCAHYOH TOWHHOMf I:>!• I I.I.> ~7 1 .;.i 1·1 ~.Iden 538 I! ltM1 j:Jr. 2025 Chari.-St. $205. 847-6182 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SPECTACULAR OCEAN Adults, no pcL'i, 2 Br, 2 Ba, !'>lt!S763or6JS-478l -0 - -d -n . Spacious t br condo VIEW :Jbr. 3ba lnhmc, heated pool, carport. !'>po•Mal'ular •re" homt·' 1 llR t den ,.11J unit w clci:ant JP1JUl11tml•nl!.. 1"1rt>placc. wet bar. trash ··ompal'tor. >.l'l'UI lly hldg . pools & tenni;.. ~/mo Joye•• Ecllund t;t2-8235 l <.:. tiJ 1 AHEW BEGINNING ApcrtrMnb Fw-nished \\ \.Lh ro 111-: \l 11 .1111 :! ••••••••••••••••••••••• t.J "Uflclt·< k :.,:~11 &. Bcdboa Island 3706 u ~ , •• 1 n ' u ') :1 .i 11 •••••••••••••••••• ••••• ·lttJ,7~>ri7 1>iti lUOX Lovel~. Ill<' I Br upt. C 3 22 w/patiu. :-. lla\l'rout. Ot"onadelMar 8 SJ25 n10 .. yrly ut1i pd. No ••••••••••••••••••••••• FROM S2 30 \l.rhll • .ulults onl} 110 p< l· l..1rgl' J.26<3 br .1ph l>!>h\I hr. ,!!JS BUQ. t;;i,. 1111 7iH !-.eott Pl t>l::!·~U7J Sp:i.-:111r .1pt or ui.c 1l as 2 peLs. t:mµld .iJlt:. only hr & tkn Frplt. patio & \\IScµl l ti7J 1:17i 1.>001 \dull~ $325 No CostaMHa 3724 ···•••············•··•· $40.00 WEEK & UP •Slud10 & I UH Apls '*TV & Maul ~erv t\ va1l •l'h1>nl· Sen', Htd pool ~i6 Ncwpo1 t Uh·u. t'~I ~HH !liSS or ti45 3!>1;7 I · JJ<'ls l>J5·J381 orll37 %17 '[/., z~r:_c!_ ----Foxhollow Yilla9e till\\' Wilson 611).20111 COHO:'I.,\ l.IEI. :\L\H H l HN OH \JNl"UHN .! llr Townhouse. I rpk •:!hr tvwnhoml' w 1f1 pl Pool. 1 .. 0111:. Some m·.-:.in •Li;c p.i\tu & enc garai:e & L'aluhn:i v1l•ws CIOSl' •i\Julh. l'h1ld W &. O\ 1•1 tu :.hupp111g & line ht.':H·h 1'0111 & JJl'ULll J\ <1tl f,W 21il I llarbor VH'" h.oull lo\Vnhomc Acros;. from frnms. pool & J<•l'Ut l l rn «Orner lol·at1on w , lots nf grcc·nbclt :l Jiil 's. 2 butlt.-. & lo;H.k<I"' ''"'lr:rs. <:Q951mo Lynn,· l<othc·ll Valcnlinl' Id I f.:!OO tC&ll f: Sllll• !hr llJ<·h t.:lll pd ----------1 ShMJJ :!IJr l Ills d1 I" A\ all i !I S2~>U mo. DdUXl' :! llr ".! Ba. Fl' lilln-. I lhlld ()).; :--11 !'>ib-S:!l!-1 JIL 6 & wkmls. Jll'b ~.Ill Si~ Ju.11111 St Uluffs 3 OR. 2' ~ t..1 1.1m rrn. ha) \'II, grnhll. nr. poo 1. 5liS() & sns rn 11 5-iS..tWOl \lkll\'!o. deck. tw.1111 Cl'llg-.. 71!1' \pt f) 1;15 J,lli. !U;! :J iiii J .I ~ m I II l' ~ I "U "1 ll lhg Cyn \'u. ·I UH. :1 ha, l,rm. rm . poul, JJt'UUI. .,,~J:\lo .. \h'l lill 111:11 '\()FEE' '\\\J.Jl Rcal·h & l'11.,ta ~k'J duplci.l'., l·undo•., hVU!-CS. llcntal r~1\1llu11 li75 .. l!J12 WATERFRONT SUSCASITAS Neatly lurn large ,'(, smJJI I br s.!2S to s,!611 t\dull;.. no pl'h 2110 Nc1o1 purl llh d Eas1 ~1dc· lbr apt 6t kitchl'll lor qull'l. malur,•. <'m ployl•d person. Non smkr or drinker. $200 mo. Ulil pd. 5'i8-3120 tll'n L09LW'a l~ach 3748 •• , t ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1~11 2 IUJ \'t·arl" :s:i:!!'> <'lit•· I !Ir huu,,• Sm.ill pct nK C..75·:Jl•,:i 1•\ l''> or\\ kn1b 1.ar.:l' :! ticdrm '.! loath Ui.t>la1r" Jpt ,\II hltn" pri \ ;itc pJt 10 .HJulh on I}. n11 fcl' tJ-u;.J!J~ll or lii3·-l57i Lachenmyer Realtor A PlnECREEH 2300 Foirv1e~ Ro Cosio Mevi 54~·73QI) From S240 I h,irming 3 br & 11 I'\ t beach &: p1t•r u1mmun1ty ~!l:i tiiJ-JI l!l mu Gardt•n Studio ,\pt I ----------1111 li-Vo ol Orange Coun1y·s most beoutttul oportmen1 communmes A retoxlng senmg wtttl srreoms wolerfo!ls ond maiesnc trees Feo!Unng poots Jocuzzt, souno, tldltoras, ano excmng clubhouse wiltl social even!S. Tennis gym, and volleyball 01 The Village. More or every1t11ng you're looking tor Fumll\Jre IS avonabte One and l'wo Bedroom Aaun Ll'Mg IJIOl:k tn bC.l(·h & !-hop· ., . , . W,,11, 111 IJ•·•11 h :! 01 s.!80 µrn,.! Sl!JO 1nn mdudcs -Ult. 2 l.JJ. J.!Jt l Is lo utihltcs 531 L:\J>rcss Ur he J l h :-. I 011 \ 1 I~ l 111 Fct• I hm1d1nit.-1•., .,~ l"'"'> . ;,(.I l~IJ(I. t•\ <'S 'j;lt 11:1:1:1 .w "'·• \\'lllTl-:Wt\TEH \'li':W. l Dch1'1:t·:? IJI<. 2 11;1, lrph· sundcl'~ ti111i 1, UrLh1d -$100 p m11 Ii 11 r»i'i:I lkwk lla~. furn vi unfurn Hr I Ba. w;,hr d1) r. nul· !Br. 21~ h:.i T\\nlwmt: tloorgnll ~150 499.:lli34i IV/JJOOL fi.11 L80G aft [> ur - " knds __ _ Newport B~ach 3769 :? BH. J 11.1 . Corn.-r Duple·'< no Pl'h RC'r" l'rl'I w r k ·;.: .1 d u I h Op" n Sat Sun l I 501 i\l'Jcla l.Jke Forest WJtert ront. 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8r2' 2 ba. Dix 2 ;.tory p,,l dock, tennis. JlOols +8 min from Ol: a1qw1rt. $.'JO lii5 5909 110R vn:w ""01.1. < 'hJrmrni.: t'ap<• L'od ,.,t. .! Ur & dt•n. 3 8:1." 'll'" Ultn ,,ppltl·. 1'1101 ll'n111:.. '' alk to :.hul>' ~;oo mo i 11 H!JJ-581111 SUPER CdM LOCATIONS I.:! ,'\,:J Bdrm \µh L' \I.I. !ii5 :i;J 11 lh., G llE.\ T H El' I! r: \ TION. , ..... ,.-..R.,.o,_,ge ...... n_...R.,.e"'al ... tylllll·,.-... S\11mrnrni:. ~.11111a!>. :! hcJlth duh;,. l.11lhJrl!s, n1J:hl lt J.,hl l•d \l'Olll'i murts l'ro & pro !>hop, i;olf dril'tn)! r<lllf.!l'. party room 'lll·:J>llOO~IS 111~·11 I louse Sill Suu 111 :; 1.~11.;irkspur Costa Mesa Fl"N \CTIVITlES ••••••••••••••••••••••• Otllces open 9:00 IO 6.00. Now renttng. BLCl·'i"S Co11do, :.I Br 2 ll,1, l lcl'cl end unit. Furn 111 u11f Su per Joe li-10 l!J33 Sl70. FURN! l .. 1rgl· I Ur. m.10} more '"I. Jl bth Sm.111 te.- ~ft EE Lift• S..:n L'111 lt\5 19011 Fulll1m1• J1rl'l'lor. frl't' \dull :! hl·droom, hl•,1m Sonwt l11ng SJ1l'l'1a l' l hr Sunda~ h1 un1·h lllHfs. 1c1hni.:. nu pd~ s.!111 :>1~ lull lkaul rnll'nor wootl lrq1:.. pJrlit·~. sport \\' \\'11,,011.11111 \pl F pa1whn1: Bllr1~. lrg 1Jl1I & 1111111 rd rlJ.! JJt u111 hltn tournJmu1t" · m111 c ' Quiel dph EJ:.I ti.th l'I !IJUllJ Uhl L!:J r t.:tll 1111 H F: \ U T I F L L Av.11111 I.:! !Ir I ll.1.J.!;1r -.1 .. omo ll!l>!IO'i3 ,\ P .\It T ~I I'. NT S j)\I \ti 'o pd~ --=12s • * Comumers Guide Waterfront Co"do 10' DOCK, lmclv ~sly. Ur. 212 s ... fph· SlllXI yr ly 675-6i75 San Clemente 3276 ..•.........••••.••.... Jbr. 2ba. :! hlol'k' to bcad1. Occ.111 \ ll''' I .Ol · cl} r .. m.rm, new. a\a1I now. S650 mo. \.\REALTORS l!l2·2100 .! Bil Townhvuse. l'r.-s. 11._1~ . \'ll'W, i:olf & tenms ~ 91'>1!·S-IJO nft 5 34tP:\I Srnglcs. 1&2 he!lrnom!> 518 HIX:! ~'urn & unfurn ~lod!'ls op.:n d:iily 10 tu i Room Ll!l' :J hr.:! ha. q1t:-. drp~ mate ~cn it·e a\'ail NIJ c;irporl ,\, ;111 no\1 l<'a,,c rt''llll red Sorry. S2'.l0 mo 51fi·51211 Jdulls only. no pets 2 br u11I furn Ch1ldren Oakwood Garde n Apartments H~wport kocll/Horlti fl80 lrv111f" tat 17th 1 !HS OSSO ok 'io pt·L.., \I j!r apt Ii l!IM\\,tll.11 l•t.l:!l!ln 0 \ \ ~I I· .. \ U< IWI\ St·rent• & 1·11t\ .11 mosphl'l'l' Spill' 1&2 hr <iph A\ u1I Au..: Isl for s L a h I l' .1 11 u I t ~ N '' k1d'i pets ~30 to S!!IO &IG0073 H•wport IHch/Sovtll '.\ew 2 Br valm Ocean view 2 br. 1"1 ba liOOlfithSt rl" 11p,tJ1r;.. lownhouse S1nRlc 1 Do\'<'rJllllth1 ~t>'!llll• J.!,1ra~e. clcc 01mr l'ool. 642 8170 ).(OH course. lmmuc.1•---------· Sparkling 2 br. patio. .\d u Its. n o 1, l' ts frple. d w. I s tory $26.'l 1i1 t >492·&'1!9:1 • WATERFRONT 5R6 0018 ---SanJuon Capistrano 3278 ...•.....•....•....•.•. IHCHARMIHG t\nd wnter view luxur~ apts I rrn. $'1200 mo. 2 BR .. StSOOMo Ull.LG!lul'WY RE,\LTOR lli5-6161 SANJUAN l I"' 1 1 t th d 2 BR. l BA. S37S vrly lsc. · >Urm • ' 111 eon ° Starts Sept. 12!! 03.'\ih St. f o r r c n. t Comer Bulboa. Cull Gus~ Up:;ta1rs1 down~tu1rs, 2 12131966 1711 car garage, carpeting & ------- llR-$195 <lwe1. 1mmaculatl• bld.i \\1th be11.ul landscapmg Co\cred garage-; Adults. no peU. Leeward i\pls.. 2020 Fullerton /\\'C :!s..I (.•\ l'!-t 1 Sul<' :! H1 tiltn' 1·m· 1:ar l'll'l' pd Kids Oh. m• pt·h ~'i 1;.111. 11(}1 l.<Jl 'l' ,, Ill{.'.! na. flj>h l> \\' i:arhal:l' d1sp. l'Ocl g,1r Presl1g1011s :\h•sa \·l·rdt'. ac-ro~-. from l'.11k. ~JOO 151 !lfl~ or ';.,•t U7f•1 u; :! IJr llrn. d" to ll.11 hor llhd 'i11 µ1·1-. ~~I mu Ii 11 b.'>.'li \'tt-:w OF nc1..:AN & CIT\ :! hr. 2 ha frpl<' he;im el.'11 • Jllt'll7.t.1 i.:orag.-. 1315 S3!15 &1~ 82.'!4; or ~7!1 :i:m; '\pw 2 hr 2 ha. all clec, hltns. )!a rage & 'ard Garden<'r Walk to shop pinl( &. bus S325 321 t~le ~8 331;s \llult E i;1dl· I hr coltn11<' ll<1 h whr. frplc . poul JaCutd. 11nel. gar .. la1111 dry. SIOO. li44·0H71! le\•olo rs. built Ins & WI n t er Rent a I . 2 Br, 1ndh ldu:il unit. patio. Won't last long! Completely rum Very patio. l(ar dr opner. fplc IRAHD NEW C11.ll 646·21S8 doys ; lrg:lbr,2bn Enclgar.1 dshwshr.adult~.mntur<' lhr&2hr.2ba.'<lntloc 193·0588 e\'en1ng & Use from oct>an 1-'iS. pref'd. no pets. S300 mo S2SO up l76i Oranae weeJteods. tr no answer. 962.sit4 962-81191 Machelle or Clem Open Sul & Sun 10 4 please keep trying -· -----At,'l. 646 70'J3or642-llS5 --1 Br apt, l bile from bch, ----- NEW TOWNHOUSE. 2 yrly rentul. 2 bdrm unfurn apt. Adults 2 hr apt $225 mo Ad ults. BR, l lrl Ba. crpta, d rpa, 2 673 5.'I05 eves only no µel.S Nr. shops 313 car gar . paUo. pool, $325. 645-8939 17th Pl 642·241)..I mo. 552-5785 Ultra deluxe 3 br, 3 ba. lJnder l block to beach. $400FFDEI' W /AD Smalll Bdrm.Apt~ ~sw 3 BR, 2 ba , pool, Avail. Sept. 1. 950/mo. STUNNING 2 Br 2 Bt1 \II utilities paid trplc •• ~· $375 Wk~a.ys Propert)'Housc642 38SO garden apt . Pool. ret· 83fH742 63$-7210. 'ext &U? Eves. ~-ct-1-7 area.$2.SS.710W.18thSt R --d--.. 1 "9C·963S ~ -wt• 76 2 r cpts. rps, ., tn~. --••••••••••••••••••••••• COUMTitY WOODS 1>t1Uo. enc gar. Wtr pd LeHe Br 2 .lie . cour\. Very nice 1 Br apt. Pool & Enittlde near new, 2 br. $UO mo. Ph 637-l!J."il) or he>m\!, In V11lagu San sundcck. 2 bllui to beh · den. ek.Yllgflt, all bllns ~0017 C:htdrn & pets i'i~ ... Onr. d shw11h r, .$260mo. 4lM·7287 Adulla, no pets S355 olc ......_ 64&-llS4orMS-9MS ----1 r, grol!" oor, patio. w harbor vu. 2 pauos 1in comm pool Jac Call 979-6120 L ' ·d c t l\I s:ar nr San Owgo Fwy . • ·• · • -----c.J.1>ls1 c. os a csa adlts no ""IS S2IO · \Aolk lO tich, pool, Jacuzi1. ;.auna. p.irk, beach ac-THE BEACH ALL YR. :-Jew 2 br. 2 ba. prl\' 6,..,3 ... :.,n .--mo. SJ25. !\large 003·8311 l·i;s.,, $.550. Lse. 493-93-11 ; pJt10, spacious, 1t:iragt• " '""""" 8-11 -591 Atlract. 3 br, 2 ba duple \ ,\•:111 now. $310. per mo. -. --&-.-, ----l09LW'a Beach 3848 ' ----Cpl!., dr(JS, 2 car prki: !'>lf.·5880 ask for Larry. New 2 3 Ir '" S-plcx. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newport Beoc:h 3869 $i95 675-527S ___ _ view. walk lo beach, 509 LJVL' IN I\ CAS'fLL•, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dell1warc. 536 ti962 "' r " 2 B t /I d • :-.a:sA v~noE, :!nd fir . 2 Acres of ~:mlen~. \\Ide •• ice rap • w i::c cc .... llr, J Ba, i:ar, :.idlts over NEW 2 b '> b bit S300 c>ecan \ ic1o11o. H uge 2 br, 2 Now ;wl now on yrly bu:,ts :i:;. No jJCh. S25 0 mo. G~·r-ri:id t~!'ach. bJ ~IJ>l i. . Din. rm 53:;0 mo. 675-6775 or ~.\l•/wkntb 5-l6·992G 554·7210 ftr<'plat.:c I' art. furn. 1-67_3"_627 __ 9 ____ _ Ant1ttlll'' thl(h ceilinJ?s. YOU CAN AFFORD San Clemente 3876 2 ILKS HUMT CTR G .. rag,. Pool & f>pa. NEWPORT BEACh 2 br, H~ ba, redcc-.. new &t:ik 1i\·m1:! Close to l'Pl, end iiar . adlts. no liea c h t.t :.hopprng . pets. S285. 842·7301 Si7S 9;85/mo. incl. ul1L ----Muturc udults. 494-4653 Park Newport ...•..•.•......•..•.... n Clemente 5 man "'all .. to beach. 2 Br. S220 iwr mo. 4\18·3678or113-H42-l SUNFLOWER APTS 2br. H1ba Frplc. l'r()ts, or491 6017 drps. No pets. ~85 i ll --- D-autiful Delaware 962 1832 View O\l'rlookini.: ocean & '"' ----\'1llai.:c La~una Apt on LuXURYAPT LIVl1'G .! llr 11<2 Oa, 150 yard' O\l!rlookrngT hc \Vall.'r from beuch. call aft tiPM l!l2 :>557 or 830-6725 I, 2 & 3 hdroom' BLOCK FROM IE.ACH <.:liff Ur. w r~ Bil, 2 lb. FromS260&Up 3 13r. view b,tlcony, den+ lge tcrrat•· \'b1I our friendly r1:nlal dshwshr, frpk, g.1r tl:o Rcspon~1blc adults. SlSO IM!ll(llc & reserve your pets. 205 15th St 960·41<10 mo 491·5397 her 9pm t No\v ' W t ·1 or536·17111. ---.1µ · e ta\'t' • _______ --Chol!'c condo at golf crsc. JllHll s. jacuu1, central d ., ill' ·• 1 1 · l I br uplex, i,:ar. patro. bk J " " lU . poo • 1ucuu1. mr. many ex ms yd. No pet~. no children SIS() Rltr 49-l 7Si8 By Costa Mesa S!J5tmo. S31i-!f7!>1; -----rn 2 B It. r o o m y a p l Santa Ana •Bach apt. nr Golden Secluded. qwct, woodsy :!511 \V. Sunflowt'r \\'est & Westminster. SWOi\dlli> \gt 19~-7551 I b I \\ n I, r 1 t 11 I •-SHO. all utr I "'' . no '"'ls > " "" "'' ..--Vnm.ually spacious 3br r'atn 1l'" I il3J ll!17.t 2ba VJ EW aµt. Di run~ Hunti~on room, ftrt~placc. North _ HarbOur 3842 end. l blot k t<> beach & :'l<U\V RENTl:"\t: Lilt,••••••••••••••••••••••• ,11ry n(•w apb Open da1· HARBOUR LIGHTS shopp1n~. ssuo mo . Utihlll's included. 531 L'~ prl'" Dr locJuna Hill1 3850 .....•...........•...•. EnJOY $750,000 spet• t;icu!Jr :;p.i, 8 &wimm1n~ pools, 8 lighted eourb, nules of btke trails, put· Ung, shuffleboard:>. Bal·hs lrom S259.50/mo. Allio 1&2 bdr m plan~ :!.1>tory townhouses Elcl' kttch, pnv, patios & balconies, <'rr>l s , dr<ip<'rics. parking, elcvutor.. Optional maid service J\t f'ashlon Island. Jam· borec & San Joaquin 11.Jllsfld OCEAN VIEW Brand new 2brs, S315-S36S. Near Paco Sch 1 05 Del Hcpo~o . 714/49f.-5275 bdrm. Close to beach S!Sll. month 834-1424 or 498 31iill )CEANf'RONT /\Pl Froe:-t in adult h \ rni: :-.. .. pct~ please 2 Hr, 2bJ 5375 /Up. D 1shwshr . frplcs, car J>Qrt. All gu ... paid. 49'!·4178 or local 1\nah<•i m 9!15-1 l:?J Urand new ocean' 1c" • 2 Br Condo i50·5469 or 191> 77~2 I\' 11·5 30.=-:1>t·h1ldrcn or Offers cll•gant adull )M'h I br. Sl65. :! I.Jr S2!!5 :ipartmcob LolJlcd 111 l'\l IJJllO!-, enl'l J.!.tr 332 exelus1\'l' llunt1ni:ton \ tll1>r1a :\tull.1n lllty ll;irbuur Th,• llorbour's 1.11, .11;i.; nr 5 10·:!'.lt.O only apartnll'nt l'umplex. :\cw l"nh,,c-.. :!hr SJ4;5 , 3br s-iuu dcpcmlmg 1;.,r •• 111. jl<•ol & n·crc~• llllll t.tl'lhlll'S. Slili· 1697 7 14 644_ 190v \'1·ry mN· 21lr Ap1 1'1101 ,1,,: _ J sundcck. 2 blks to bch C lpcn Sun .'ii'll \\.'d..,1111 :? IHI, 11\'<1"1~. nr llarbnr, -.1cu·1·~. lius :i:lti l~li Spal'iou,, I Br. 2 Ur. & :! Br + cl,•n, tlnor plan:. lrom s2:111, an• l'Om · plcmcntcd by t•nchanlrnl( j!:irdl!n;, & stream:.. ,, bcautllul duhhuusc '' <;auna. gym. JJt'uui. l;iq;c µool ~'-lJt•'l or all. \\Ondcrful people We rn· nte vou to l'l:.1t Harbour L11(hls. Pul·1fic Coast Hwy lo \\'arm·r, to Algon- qwn or off Si.In Diego l"wy exit llolsa Cl11('u lo \\'Jrncr lo Al.:onquin. 1G700 Saybrook LJnc . ii 1·1:1-ili<IJ II .'\t•\\' tluµlt•xcs 2·3 hr S3:-.0 S.'60/mo. ·191-721l7 __ l09LW'a Niquel 3852 up yrl~. Family & pcls New btn Uplx. overlool\-. 11k •i7!H~12 i.:olfcoursc. ::!lir. 21~lBa. ':llK.'i I lt1 + pJl1t1 Uttl 1111 ~l'l' I t.nnl rmtkr' •.........•........••.. l'ondo nn i;olf t•ourse. 3br, 'ih.'1>:. tn llcac h, 4 Br 2 Ra, 2hu. ,\ l'. ai ail. Aug ll>t. f11lc'.t·rh· drps. S5SO >'rly N:!.S mo 1.111 AA-13 bl· ~t. J.143 :! hr . .! li:.i. ~!15 Hcdt'l' t;a:, & wakr pd. Gar 111 E :.'ll\h St. 548 0137 Dclu\.l' 2 ha apt, heaut. •DELUXE• Jcw:.it1on. clu1w to beach. 1·.a!ilbluff 3 br. :! ha. l'oul. 1 er. room. I child L~·""" Ind ::.pac. ma!.lcr Vatant lmmccl1;11t• 01:- l'Up.mc·y l IJedrm Condo ~:."t...Hll' $.125 ,\j.!Clll 1~11; J:!J.i :\IC"-.1 \'erdt• :! lir Condo. ' h " ~ l' (I l " . ti ,. I' ' . 1bh\l,hr. r•.•tl<I, pool. i.:..r ..;:100 mo. ;.r,i :l.">!15 ok. Sl!Ml. up H:Jl -3i!lti suite. din rm & dbl ----i:arucc. Auto rloor opC'ncr avail. Pool & Gi\H·\GE SALi'; ;.ids 10 rl'l·1c:it1on art•a AJulh Lhc U::ul) Pilot hrmg hap only No pt:ls From ~1,7 py r~.,ulh 'lo plate >our uµ Si':LI. 1dlC' 1tt•m.., with a dr;rn 1ng lard. phone Rf~Am1gos Way Ua1lr 1'1lot <.:l;1,.,1r1l·d Ad ~t:? 567x tocla\ ,-.,1--1, . ___ . '""'Pl ., 1orl'~ arcJ. , Irvine 3844 Irvine 3844 Irvine 3844 hlkstwc.111,lbr. lbaJpli. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Yrl.) l~t'. 71 l·!J5t>·5871 Nice. Neighborly. Anet new Turtle Rock Vista Jp.utment homes. A mo<.t ~i'+. grJciOU), most exclusive livin$ oppor-~ tunily. And they should be. AltPr all. 1hcy'r<> p..irt ol a gr.Kious, exdu)IVC' neighborhood .. tlw Vill.1ge of Turtle Rod. Now here is a new pht1!>e dc~igncd especially for f .1miliC'~. We olfcr c;paUOUS threP·bedrOOlll plam cJnd tuwnhomes. M any homes include 1ircpl.:itf'51 \.·v.isher/dryer space .ind breakfast bJrs. All • ue close to excellent schools, shopping Jnd recreation Rentals $280 to $490 monthly. Ap.utmcnt Communities by The Irvine Company. Multi·Fclniily Divislbn. Turtle Rock Vi.,t,1 Apartmcnts;'Three Roc;kview Drive, Irvin ... ~ Ccllifornla (71 4) SJJ-0400 . fl!!.F C.OOAl liOUSINQ OPPORT\INt~~ ~ Turtle Rool< Vista A~rtments din rm. frple, s:r.s mo GI0-0.'llf; 640·132G South LGCJunG 388(> •........•..•••..•.•.•. ge, qwet, luxurious, ell ec. 2 br, 2 ba apt Elevator lo scemc pn'. tx·h. Party & g:ime room. total seeun ty. Perfect h vmg or wknd rctrcut for the ad\'enturous adult Starling a t S515/m u .i9'12835 I Udrm Apt. Adult. nu 111.•lS. S300 mo. \\ alk 1t1 ht'l1 Jsttla::it + S75 '>l'l't111 · ty dcp. ·199-21% ;itt 5 or wkntls ----~nts Fumlshed or Unfumi1h•d 3900 . ••.•..•.••••.....•..•. TllE EX<.:ITl~G PALM MESA APTS. :\llNUTESTONPT BCll. Bach. 1&2 llR trom $210. & up Adults, No Pl'ls 1561 Mesa Dr 15 Blks E::st of Newport IJlvd l S.16-!lll#iO ---------- HW M S250 to 5335 ;, Ocaut upt plan-. J\ ail. fum or unfurn. Bal•h. I hr. 2 br. I ba: 2 hr, :! huth~. Beamed liv rms • d101ng arl'U:<, i>torage. patios. deck!>. landscaped grounds. l'OV. prkg. lighted tennis , \Olleyball, 2 sty c lubhouse. billia r ds. .1>w1mm1ng pool, pin~ pons:. hydro-spa, gym. Sorr~ . no pets Southwc~t Corner Edinger /Ncwl3nd 84-00 Edinger. H U (714 ltW7·9605 OPEN9·5 DAILY Rooms 4000 . .......•........•••.•. ROOMS S2S "k up with kitchen S37 .50 wk up upts ~-9755 Hoom i n lovely. quiet home. No drugs, pei& or smoking, Kitch. privas . Female S150/mo. 963-8233before10 :301m . Non·smlc'g fem. f'ull)' tum'd w tpool. $150 mo to rncld utll O\•C!r 18 !156 7436 or 975-4063 Male under 20 wanted Frl<•ndsh lp t POUlblt• shnre hc1w • + John. $36.2282 4200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SAHCUMIHTI Bt'aeh homes. cont.IM . and apta, Ruerve now. BERTHA REN RY REALTORS 215 Oel Mar 4'2 4121 tli.2 bdrma. Newporl ch Gara(le. e to. ~-'899;81l-1 ) Add It. Build lt...01 per lt ... Ham mor It •.. Carpet SERV' ICE lt .•. Cement It. .. Wir e It ... Hoe lt ... Clean It... M ove It . Pr \S It .. Paint lt ... Nall lt...Plas er lt ... Flx It ... • • DIRECTORY ~ ............... !~!!~'!:'! ..... ~~ .................. ~:!!~~~:. .... .. I •1':.'llC .~ I. c u':,1 ttl C i'A.l.lflOtnY Acouittlrt: Qual ELEl"TIUCAl. SERVICE Gtin•r1l Hondym an, Wlint a HEALLY CLEAN t'l~pl1i1ces·Ph1nters Point YOW Ca•ffe C111wm Jh.odwood Pt.ii.Joe CANOPYTVSERVJC£ ··········•····•···•·· C.W...,.. AcO¥ttl• 8'drfc .. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Geftilrd Sft'Ylcff ~lffnl99 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1·1 o~ t• o 1 ('111 p a.tH»)'•d t'ullln111. ru CA.IJ...S $U hr, ck SMALL cleanln~. rup•ar, pulnl· HOUSE? Call Gan11h11m !Jrtck Concrete Patio Average Extr 1 St"" ..,..5 Covers·Deck11·lo'ences 1.sl RATE SERVICE '""' i•r.~1 !>"IO, 1u•f. Uc 1 !12!11.WS, JOBS IM2 82" Ina, wallpaper, aon 'I rix.· Glrl. Free eiit 6"5·5123 Block Walls BBQ Pits 2 Story N95• Jntr $45~ ~2333 At Fair Prices 960-lG33 .__., S..-YK. 11~•.al~ llJOO ---tM:ibwd Electric up_J_._w_._~_h_,IW2 __ 060_l __ , ••WINDOWS& UOUSE Rt!b, Est.! 646-0464 Prices loci malr'l·labor Plaster hpair •••••••••••••••••••••• C:....,,. CCNtC...t. ~:rl7l36 ~mt Hauling C'LEANlNC BY GOOD Free Eat: Block walls. Guar/lnsrd, Free est. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1, h " :wwn11llr Art••••••••••••••••••••••• -••••••••••••••••••••••• MAN. ••536·77ll slump11t,ooe. brick. Ted5S2·0134or836-708S VERYNEATPATCH ERAMICTILE. New or \ a.~1 ua.t \kJic.il One Man t'r•w a 1,. oll· Ger•uelt19 l!aull11g, movlnt:. cleanup Res1Com I. Reaa, lie/· Comm'I & ResldenUal. No JOBS&TEXTURE remodel. Frest, smlJob:. 1>.r11 •• 1 ir1 I• lll'ranc pf'rl•nco pourlnti "••••••••••••••••••••••• $7 /up. Treework. Reu, Alice's Housecleaning bond. Bob 750-9354, job 100 big or too small. Freeest. 893-1439 '"•'~· 1t1l Joh~ ~d1un11· fhililh!n~. Set )'Our own Bell11hl11 &xpT'd Japanea;u lost. freeest842-4S97 Rtiai;, reliable, refs. Own 00·9177 20 "·rs cxpr. Rooms 1---------- 1 ' f rd •· t d trans. 646-4871 anytime ., -~u.a ti) ~"'"' h)' tdlrt: orm•. •ave mon11)' • a11 un,·r "' un 11c11pc. HAULING •. Odd JobQ. Bri k bl L I b $15/ Full srd •·JI --~ I t ... '-''l ....... R-u c1na l1I fre" •l .. c: ' oc ... s II s, trplcs, ~P· Y in .,. c. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..irt 1 .,,., "' .,.i ~ r' 1''P "" .,.... .. 1 ,. • "' e .. · Law student needs work. Jlouaecleanlne by reliable Odd bs too 6J6.IE95 '.·,1,~!.' .. 1.~ ~tud10 l'L ,u ..... N-:1~wouK .-All~5230Mlkell336732 Jim·............ couple.Relerences.Call stonework.20yrsexpr. Jo • lO'l>orrw1thisad.Plumb·Removln1. trlmmlns. ..... .. , ... r. " • .., _,,.. Reis. ests. 586-0353 HOUSE Exteriors. 10 yrs lnJI, water i.erv leaks, toppmg, fr est. lic/lns. In Cdllne;M_'----11.uM~ l~t'de>nabl• f1ce ww-o~f~'TEANUPS Sonny & Jer. Free haul· 963-581.lorl-626-6126 Mo•ing Ill CM/NB. l'm small-bathrm i n cl. Reas area14yrs.TonyMS-5u.t -.... 191l "' 7:,0 ~ 00 Y • nlena.nce Ing, cleanup, etc ror usa· Housecleaning. Mature, ••••••••••••••••••••••• pricesareamall.642-4799 832·2468 •••••••••••••••••••••• FrM~t 642·9907 I d ti bl •----------•nemo als t lmmi " l'oonete Rt1ju.¥•nalora. --ble items. t'ences, bid g's ex per ence • re a e. Fltzpalnck Moving. Low Ron Rep a l rs/Rep I p In i. ....,,ni;d. {~rest. Ll~'d ·. I "' ITII~ .• A. ''"" I c ll'f P@fl ll\ laq1 .. h1111.' .\~ ... clt"Unll & rHtort111 lo 11 VERY LOW PRlCES! removed. 557·2005 $20, rers~ rat.es. lns. Fast quallty Drains cleared, water fiill;°ii:uredM2·262.4 bra11d Ul'W look. Wu'll on eardenlng main· IMMACULATE CLEAN care. 546·0429 Eves. MASTER PAINTER l\tn, tlc, all pipes. Reas ---------'"""'I:., Ir l '.llh Mur •>I ~1 . ~7 9Z7:! \lMun llJln", ar ........ oil lenance.Gooroe54!).20U l..lteHAULING/MOVING . ,,.,,,.,,09days. 5 yrs expenence in ell DI k u I .~ &·, ... t So:.-:n'l wi"'c: "ur -. • ~est. Clean&rast. lNG. You DESERVE the """"""' phases. Call Greg. rates. c ·~orr • ----. ..... uv • .... STEVE DEST 7~ m 9621 768 7962 ••••••••••••••••••••••. c _.,.m.,. to C(l\lt'r the drl¥eway. Complete Malnt, cln·UPS. 673-4646 . . EXEC &TRAVERLERS •••••••••••••••••••••• C .a II Concrete Ru · spn.nlclera, rotolJJ, new Hon. Cor. S•M'ice The Moppets Cleaning Palntfnc) PClpft"lrKJ AG• •e FORCE HOMESAVERS. Plumb· Former Berlitz teacher ... ., ... 16 lawna, free est ~3385 .,._ · Call If ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ar " & H f g Fr t 1 .11pt>ntry .11n t y 11e. JUVt'n11tor<1,.,..,....,.. _ -----••••••••••••••••••••••• ""'rvace. us you PAINTINGCOMPANY in. ea in · eees •Span /Ger m. Cr ash l';11U'I . douri-. t'lt Al~c l'htlllpa Ct'nlt'llt Co. Gardenm& Service: clean CARPET S 1' EA M ~4;(~rr~l~~b°9~ done. E~;;.~~t8J'~~TJ~~es 3GENERATIONSOF !!<:.v~~~~~~t. ~~~1~~~ course. Wiii come to your 1 omm I IJ1 t·~t \It. 0> l'alJos. room uddallon'I up & huullng, weekly CLEANING · Free Ebt Call Gene Painting Excellence 847-0383or751.3LSO hm or oCc. Success guar. •"4 ;.!'1 1•1 Concrete work 7!\1.5657. maintenance. Heaso1111 81 :.f~ FT. WIN~W Housecleaning, very good 552.~58 • Lie.· Bonded· Insured. Call (714)642-7857. Carpet SerYice Cull 10 AM lo !IPM. he/· ble rale:s, free e~timal~. washing. Floor waxing work or Jtahan cook· Refs furn. FREE EST. Remodel & Repolr W.do Cleanhlg •••••••••••••••••••••• bond iru. Aftt!r 4.80 ask for Ron. lpaste-wox)642·383S. lngmy specialty. S48-3S32 Brighten up the House! Dan839-M5l ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••":••••••••••••••• ,.__,.__.Jo &l5·7588or548-4987. Prof. woman 34 wunts to ort3 30. Norm's Paperhanging. PROFESSIONA' Pa1'nt-Add-ons, pai;io. akyli&hls l ..irpt•l '\!Ju ~1111.ay your ....._..._.,or p f'I G-...1....--h .· h•.1 • di All kinds, free est. State . 1 E .. R & rprs. Res1d & comm'I. or m1n1·. ltepJars ••••••••••••••••••••••• ro .-.-ncr ouse~1t w i~alten ngTh<' Best or Ser vice, tic 330986. 835·3705 or J.ng. nter/ xter. eas, fre&t 962-4217Lukay,# 1 leaning WO! Guur wor .PUT A ROOM OVER Act now! for comp classes. Exp d pet.s & personal. opts/houses, 6?5-MllO work guar 842-03t!6 298233 ..it b1g~cr :.avu1gs. !-'re maint. of lawns, shrubs plant care. Responsible, reasonable963-5269 . ---------' ~l., 645 ~ YOUR GARAGE & treei.. Res. & comm. xlnt local r~fs .. Leave Paint & Papering, 24 yrs pa I n t~ n g. .Loca l . Roofl199 Roo111Add1t1ons, How;es :'.1cWeeney,645-5124 your home wit.bout LandscopincJ serv'g Harbor area. St eslabh shed:ansu red. •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• :-:.hJmpoo & !>kam dei.ln. Apartment, worry. 673-0527 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lie 183281 Refs furn Friendly/efnc1eot. TODS Repai LI le I All Color bnghtcncr!>; wh Commercial. Tree trim, prune, re· Jerry'sLandscaping 642·~ ' · ofrels.673-4967 lype;:"·Fr! est.naWall. ''PlS 10 mm hle..1l h. Clea f'odree est call 631·3005 moval. clean, weed, haul Exp'd boat or house sit· & Gardening Service IXOYE. Exp coll students Call anytime, 541.5930 llv. din rm. hall SIS. Avg Plans & Financing Aval I. 5484883 Ken Jr. ling, pet care. Madeleine 492.7748 Know I es Pa In ting. will paint your home. 1m ~7.50, couch SIO, C'lt Kun •'-ren'-~rg IXOYE --6.13-6376 or Andy 557.0357 Jnt/t.'xt, commer cial " iu• "" "' Very reas. rate. Int/ext. r_ .. .J Alf-...&! ~ Guarl'hm pt•lo<lor U1l1Sht!rbacoff ~---.Jr_ 1 eves Uindscaping,30yrs exp. apts r esidential & '"''""9 !C'l"VTIOftl C"t rep·ar 15 yrs t'l\pr L ed&.Bo d d ~""'"ces Free est. Licensed. ' Qua l ity p ai nti n g ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. ii • • . i«ens n c ••••••••••••••••••••••• "'OULDN'TYOU mobllehomes.836-1120. w/PRlDE! F'reeest.Dan l>o work m.):.Clf. Refs -----... 6-t~149,C·27·1072 .,.,,0197 Ladles Dressmaking, .'131·0101 DESIGN. & CONSTRUC· HANDYMAN-Homes & ratherbcsu11ing? PAINTING Int/Ext. Ex· .,..,..., Allerations, Restyling, T ION P .D I. Corp. Apts. Consc1enl1ou:. Seeclass1ficatlon9060 1-'tnd what you want in p'd., honest, neat. Reas. Patter n draf ting. lil2·5H7M tH0·7020 craftsman. Ph: 645·0302 It ran be a reality! Ua1ly Pilot ClasslCit>ds. Lic'd. Dave 964·1CM5 Want Ad Results 642·5678 548-~108 ~ll 1dle 1tt'111~ Summer Rentals 4200 Vocation RHtals 4250 Office Retttol 4400 BusinHs Rental 4450 lnYethnent Lost&Found 5300 Penonab· 5350 Jobs Wanted. SPARKLE CLEAN INC W1.ndowt1 Our Specialty Free esl NOW 646·bl03 $1.62 per DAY That's all you p:ly for u 30 day ad In lhc DAtlYPILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY DO IT NOW! 642-5678 7100 .•......•.•.•..•..••••. •........•.•.•..•.....• ..•.............•...... • • • • • • •• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • Opportwdty 50 I 5 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Lai;:un11 Bch. JUO yds to Nl-.W 2 br, 21'3 ba luxury Store/office/shop, 4 rms. ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOST: Siamese Brown Sphitual Reoc:l.r Medical Recept, 4 yrs ex· hth. :.lps t minimum furn. «om.lo. Laguna , Ain>OrlOffices 3002100·. 20"40< sq. ft. $10,000neededlmmedfor Point, Vic. Warner & 1815 So.EICamlno Real Answer.s.r..PIX ~200 wkly 4l.14·16u<i' oceanv1ew.Walktobch. 1~10NTHFREE Ample parking, xlnt R.E. mv. Phenomenal Brookhurst, FV. 9 mos San Clemente.Fully Uc. perw/generalsurgeon,l Want towork afternoons 1 ti21i·2149 ' :>liOO/wk. Adults. 544·6899 F\Jll service. No lease re· C.M. location. 646·2544; RETURN. Short term! o Id . Go Id co 11 a r yr, GP, appt, pegboard, & evenings in N.B. & q'd. 200 600 sq. rt. Plenty ~ 8333 673-0359 w/rhint!$lones. Reward. __ F_o_r _a_pp_t_._492_·7_296__ payroll, APA.R &lbs. HB CdM areas? Work f/Ume B\LB01\ PJ-:NINSUI.A RefttalstoShare 4300 of parklnt(. 2082 SF. · ---------964-1314 SEEKING Wit nesses. -'p_re_r_'d_._968_·:11_93 ____ 1 orp/time&some wknds. hi~ lu bc;1l'h & bay apt ••••••••••••••••••••••• Uri!.tol St, Newport Approx400sq It. C·2.AIC, 1 .__,_t • Anyone observing an ac· HOUSESlTTINC-Need Xtra pay tor exper'd lps R Sl:IJ pl·r '~k. •llOMl::SHARING • Bcach.5577010 at 1311 E . 17th St. "w.es;.';d LOST: White Samo_yed, cidentalMesaVerdeDr. pet&plantcare?lOYr operators. EOE. Cal l •·.!llt;iii1evl·~ N~daroommall'? !io145,mo.Doylc5-18·1168 5020 male.v1c Harbor/W1lson West & Adams Ave old arad student nvail 640-~12. F r r R r t -••••••••••••••••••••••• c ~I CtD.7not: • ., "' a. ·---------· ,.. • rt.'el!>ang-ecr ras ••CdM cllx 2 rm !>llllC, fndustriolRental 4500 w1s11 To anves.t J·n ........ ......, 10PM,Thurs.J une30th JulyLS.544-8802 . ,. '\I I RCll on I t·nm l !Jnm 8pm 530·2494 ulil pd A/C ample plcg ••••••••••••••••••••••• C ·kt ·1 L • _.... RL'WARD. Blk Lab. 1!>'77. Pis. contact Donald lilk Wol·eanor lm\.2 hr, ---S155 • l , 6756900 , o~ a1 ounge or u.><>•, "' • E Sm a I I w o o d Bachelors! Altractlve,ef· APPLIANCE nl·wl)• furn ct . ~1p; 5. wk ~W .. share 4 Br hmc w I ~o 0 mo. · ML'iSION VIEJO Hcstaurant as working Vic "T" Sl. San Clem. 714·-644 8224 ricient, intelligent, in· TECHMICIAH Iv r~nl11l ~7.> June & pool, WID. S150 + ul11.2PvtOfClces reception& 1l!S0·3700SQ.1"T. partner.lOyrs.barexp., ~1915492·3929 · dimrtous young woman Our appllance lechna· ~·pl July & Aug. S275 llR. !162 6120 2 restroom~. 720 sq ft AirCond ofc. 675-3534 age JS. 968-9120 Lost 712 bm Burmese cal Lovely woman, 31 yrs, desires bou.secleaning cians enrn $16.000 lo !i-15 fi392 a~k tor ~ndy_. --F~-·m-to share 5br, 3ba • 2 _t_ol_a_l._Fn_t_V_a_ll_e.;..y_962_·_3200_ Or 835·0211 ext 9582. alt male. Dec lawed frl s e e k s d i s c r e e t jobs. Xlnt refs. 673-8228 $20,000 per yr·S day wk- 1) P t L· lk t f I r h ...,IV\ I I .... ___ W_. d 50 30 U & fl I gentleman to share visits xlnt fringe benefits must Jna o1n rum. wa o rl)c, urn se. ~ nc Plaxo RefttalsWanted 4600 rrrvrrcy ~ne paws, ye ow ea co tohermountalncablo in GOVERNESS/ COOK • ocean. :I Br, f.1 m rm, menls, 546·3428 .,_ utl r .. •t ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• lars. Vic. Balboa Pen. exchange for va·si·•a w'i.th AVL. Mature fern., mid be full-Une, openings In ""'''· •->ou wk 11r "-150 mo. 1aec Ye...,, es • It Reward 673 7361 "" Whittier 1'ullerton CM .~ """ .,. F h Seeking 3 Br home, COM DUPLEX, equ Y . . him on the coast. He JO's, resp, honest, frmr. • • .. l'l'l r731i lle~Ponsible MI to s r Office avail. Overloo!Cs Certified Appliance (714) " ' furn,2brhse,CDM,Soof airport & mountains. w boat slip or view in O\'er SlOO,UOO. Nee Found: 7/2, small black must be a ffectionate, Elem. teacher. SEEKS 521·2274 11.<Jul 4Br homt• \\ 1hcach Hwy. ti75·8199 or mess. Airport/Registry area. Newport Harbor High S!5,000·$30,000. SECOND w/wh1tc female dog. healthy, 31·55 yrs & de· RM/BRO w/pvt q lrs. --------- oul front. C11m1>lctt'I} 546 4445 2M.2 M1chcbon, lrvine. School Dist. W11l lse furn TD lil3-llS3 Warner & Brookhurst, finitely not married. Some sal IN EXCHC. Apt Manager for 40 units. l11m F<1hulou'> \1cw ~7511 AVUID INCO MPATIBLE 752·02.14 orunf,or buySepl. l . Pvt EXECUTIVE Wants to F.V.846-4252. Photo requested. Reply F 0 R C 0 0 K • G & Costa Mesa, l.Jle main· ''".Jul'. Sl:lUU "k August )()• • , . ply, 714·536·738'1 l>0rrow $20-$30,000. on to Ad 964, Dally Pilot. W 0 'R T H W H I L E tenance, can be accounl· \\ATE.RFRONTllU:'.IES R< MMATt::S! "TheComplcle Office" Found female part Poo· Box l560,CoslaMesa,Ca ClDLDCARE. Ages ap-ingonlyor maintenance 6:Jl .l4<Wl hou·,.Motes832·4134 90fllces +work room, LOOKING FOR ~~ .. -~~Dh~0~!·;hy~~~!~ die. light color. very 92626 prox. 6-12. Terms neg. also.646-4911 ---TJkcsTheGuesswork con fer. rm. va ult , ' RESPOMSllLE frienctly. Parkview Ctr, lsal,days,travel). Write--------- H.B. Waterfront out of Finding lounge. Grnd rtoor. Xlnl RENTERS? lntcrL'Sl only. 963·448~ lrv. 640-1717 Male Under 20 Wanted. Box 973, DaHy Pilot, P.O. Asseml>I«-soldffer :1 Bdrm. rullv rurn. TIIAT HIGllTPEHSO:-J prk'g. 45' ft. Top Cost.. Mort..-s, Trust Fnendsrup+ Poss Share Box 1560, Costa Mesa, We need a number or S b Sh ri :\lesa loc 2500 sq fl or SolJd, malure cpl, want ,.._::2-5035 Found: Lab/Shepherd llome + + • .John , Ca 92626 good people for immed. Washer l!ryer. lree boat an SS y a n9 ies!>. 17i4 )540-2200' or to rent 3 or 4 br hse. VCTV> mix, large male. V1c : 536 2282 ----------1 . ,_ I clol'k, ,IC'l'I'' 10 $400 --- -t d ••••••••••••••••••••••• l\t e ~ d 0 w 1 ~ r k · u.&..W_......~ 7100 operungs UJ our e eclro· • \\Ct'k. S1500 month. Avt 2 xtrn Bdrms an 3 Br 1714)494·4797 Prefer 1' esa el Mar " .. ._.,.. wmn;s mechanical. assembly h Id k. h b h& --area. Educated, refined, LOANS 9% Golf /Marina H igh . MARILYN -J NEED ••••••••••••••••••••••• dept. Exper helpful, but 774-4384 or Eves 675 6169 me,'"': s ilc ' ot EXECUTIVE SUITES adult family nf 3. Nt> 846-6164 THE KJTTY CAGE. 1 "" ..... "AAA" ......... " ... -1o:en'l ltvmg area. Lots or ~ IVVVOnn.n noe.nec. Co. paid benefits !'.an Cleml•nte. twst view ~torage, Lag His area. Do you need an oHare peU;. Transferred to area AllO 2nd TD loons FOUND: Female Cocoa 0 A~A~l gJ. NR~plyo £:, JOIS!JOISIJOISI and vacations, Cole 1 &2 RR'!> on (),•uch, fully Pn•scntly occupied by with personalized phone by company. opl to lse FairestTermssince1949 cir puppy abt 10 wks P 0 Bo 1560 0 .1 Pe rm . f I t l m e, Inst r uments Corp. turn 492 li21l vni: bach. 830-6253 cvs; coverage, secrelarlal req'd. Dislike moving! Sattler MtC)o Co. needs ownr or home'. P.J • C Mx 92627 • a& Y Sec.retaries, Recep · 642-8080 ~6 O'i5~ dys • Ask for services, & easy access Call 546-3686 642-2171 545·0611 893.Q266 1 oc.. · · tiorusts. General Office.1--------- EMERALD BAY :>.Jan to fwys? You can find all NEWPORT BCH area. 1 SEAMAN: A.B •• 2 yrs Call 556·8505. Control ASSEMILY LEAD Laguna. 4 Hr house t~is PLUS a warm , or 2 brapt. w/pool &ten· PRIVATE PARTY LOST: Sbepherd/Huakle exp .• wants to work on Career E m plo.ymenl Assembly or small elec-Wh1lew.1tc·r vu. Pvt com· 2Br. l'"2Ra. M·1'' 25·35. fnendly atmosphere at nis for m o of Aug. Will pay more for your blk. wttao face, m ale. yacht or around NB Agency, 3400 Irvine, s te tro mechanical devices. rnumty. blk to hrh, tcn Sl37. Nr S.C. Plaza. 666Bakcr Sl.C.M.NrOC · "J ack" Vic Npt Jl"'s 200 NB Requiresexperindirect· 111s, pools. Jilt'. frpl1· July 5-ltl !1 126 Airport (714 > 546-2982 213·Z7S·7H9 2nd T.D. 642·3573 645-2021.&835-729.•i •• · area. 559-65114 ' • · ing work of up to 10 as· :w t h r u A u R 2 I s l. -----. . . Mlsce!ICIMCHIS Ask us about 1st, 2nd or . [ am not now or before ACCOUNTING CLK semblers. Day shift, tit~ >.tfl-1 0092 :\fate Under 20 Wanted View offices available in Refttal 4650 3nt trust deed loans. Cen· Lost; L&c Blue Great respons for obligations Mortgage banking firm Stacoswitch, lnc. 11 .1 • --1F'1r icndship + PosJsShhare prestigious Huntington ••••••••!•••••••••••••• t ury 21 Investment Dane. Male. Lag.una other than those con· in Orange Co. has a n Im· 1139Baker,C.M . . DO I ~ .E om t' + + · o n. Beach executive park. Division. 963-7866 Beach. reward for mfo. lracted by myself. Deena med. opening for an ac· 549·3041 Beaut 3 Br hml'. ~ll'J>S lo ~.:JG 2282 lncl. receptionist, recep· Trailer space, Costa leading to recov.ery. Gable. ctng clerk w/exper. in--------- priv hi:h 's. l\ui.: thru -. , . ,,.. tion rm, coffee, phone Mesa, Bx30. Adult park. 494·0527 bank r econciliations.I---------• Labor D ay, $2400. ~''"·.1 dep OK. 3Br, 2 * answenng service. Secy nopets.S8S/mo.S48·6173 Anrlowtc.nwnts • DRINK Pure Spring· Pleas-e call Cath y Assembly 1;;5 1;..iu1 1~.:.i Condo wipool. ~8• service & photocopier P~s · Lost Cal. Blue grey Fresh wat.er for lessthan Thompson , a t Unlcal ---631-1806 art Sor wknds. avatl. (714) 842-2665 or lluaiftess lnnd Lott & Found Himalayan, lge . w Jlge le pr gallon. No bottles or Mortgage. 714/ 953-7873. MECHANICAL PRECISION .ASSEMBLE.RS '\wpt Pl'nm 2 Ur hsc. sun· G 347.2707 Finance ••••••••••••••••••••••• blue eyes. No carune up· falters. Pure Waler Peo-EOE. cl1•1·k. or 3 llr dlx :1111. 1'2 Cll"~S ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~nh . 5100 pers . Stolen 7/6 P.K. ple.642-4986 ---------hlk toocNn /\\I .luly & for ettt 4350 Nwpt.Ctr Courtyd win· a.iMs ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lido Condos. Reward. Aclministraffon Au i.:. 6 7 5 9 u :i 1 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• dowed ore. Share recept n....!.a._'6.. SOOS 64S.3439orM5·9337 Personal S.,.,,icH 5360 Dlrector·Adult develop· 21J.!.127·6'11H Nl'ed large Garage space & secy. SlSO mo. Joo -,.,......_ .. ,, SCRAM LETS d We are asmallman··~co. vac Cliff Dr & PCH. 640-4260 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • Lost, fem. mix Terrier, It ment prog r a m . A • w l "orona del Mar ocean-LagunaBch4!M-4409 FUNKY brn w/lags #577 Vic. mi o I a t r aliv e• w/job opportunities for front 1 br. slel'P 6 Spot· -lrnproved ore space. 3 ANSWERS Irvine. 1-5743 DIVORCE supervisory program precision mechanical as· 1 ..... s. vu S250wk. 673 7787 Office Retttal 4400 r ooms, all or part. LITTLE PLANT U Id F di ptannintf. lmplemenla· semblers W/6 mo's ex- R n STORE. nso -00 y-Found : Ring 7 /6/77. LegalTypin11Service lion & evaluation skills per. You will bave the B h 2 b d ••••••••••••••••••••••• ecept. area. 125 sq. · Chorus -Either -Phone to ide Uf Type-Ser ve-File chance to move up to Cul-P~~1c0 {;a8~h. $1:!00 r:O'. WESTCUFF AREA Room l ; 224 sq. ft. Room ln prime location. Anx· Betray-Mingle -644 ~1j· Complete Guaranteed ~~~lo~~S.+ +i 1 ~~:i~ ty qualified machine tool M~·Hi:l6wkncl:.or l'Vcs. NEWPORTBEACH 2;3Zlsq.ft.Rooml.S<1 ious owner m ust sell THE OLDMAN · 645 9580 resume t o:' United builder. We offer good 1400 Sq. fl. two pvt . per sq. fl., Incl util. Nr. quickly. Full price $5,500 In this era o! early mar· Found baseball glove ol · • Cerebral Palsy. 3020 w. benefits & you will work H.B. OCEAHFROHT baths. $400 per mo. O. C. Airport. Bu d plus inventory, owner rial!!es. it s a lways Mile Square Park, July ~ Harvard, Santa Ano. ona varletyoCPCB drill- Tlcaul. 3br. 2ba, sleeps 8. 642·0200 Priess, 54().7800S·S. may help finance. Hurry, rascanatin~ to hear a nl~e 4. 963-9431 Jdent. --------------• ing machines. ad.Justing, \ug&Sept 6421603 OFFICE SPACE avail. take advantage. RLTR. )ellr old kid reler to hlSi-----·-----1---------AdYerfWacJSakts trimming & titling to 6S•PERS9FT <'enlrally located in CM. 962-7788. twenly·nine year old FOUND: Bassett Hound, Creativ e Writing: Ir you are a sharp, ag-tolerance. N1·wpvrt Ut•arh near 16l7WESTCLIFF-NB 39< per sq. n. Contact REST""UR""...,T& falhe~. as "THE OLD male, bm/blk/Wht. Vic "Roots". fam biog, ad-&ressive, exp e r 'd ""l'an.Lge3br.2ba,gar. ___ A_G_T_._54_1·_50_32 ___ 1 Corpo r at.e Rea lly . "' "'" MAN. Barranca & Harvard, verlis, broc hures, soleAperson & went to ,\\ 1111. now! 642·1603 714.558•1701 Cocktail LOUllCJe . Lost & Found 5300 Irv. 551·2146 wha tever you need . make atleast $20,000 per Apply In Person Newp-u-rt_l_&_2_b_r_a_p_t_s..... 150 I WestcHff Dr. Coastal area. Nice ID· ••••••••••••••••••••••• PertOIM!ls 5350 _527_·_3927 __ • ------yr. as an account exec. Strps to brh From SUS Ncwport FinanclalCtr Executive omce !!pace, vestme.nl, SlOO!OOO Lost· Tabby Manx. cut ••••••••••••••••••••••• T-_. 5450 for local publlcat.lon Call ADVAHCB> COHTROL ' 647 YouncJ St s.ta AM. Catif. l.eoii-Office Space 950 sq. ft. sor p /rt. 6 mo's +ranoe 1ncl ABC Llc · · • ... on 759-1.531 \\ k . Sea!>horc ll. E. . . ..,, I I f t Pri . ..,onl, • 1·gt Bunny tail. Wht hind Drlnklngproblem ? ••••••••••••••••••••••• · ti'i~·5800 Call on Site Manager ease w op ion o renew. nc. Y own a feet 540 """" 537 2273 Call Ale hol H I tin (714) 642·3lll ext 246 496-5759; 495~ 7»0768 S.U-5987 · ._....or · 0 e P e lnterstudy needs hosh!ss Trailer, !;lps 5. on beacl\. -------------------• FOUND; Bike. Vista. 24 hra aday835-3830 Co00mllies 1<?rltlJ apa1•ea: .\vail July lG thru July DELUXE OFFICES lusiMts R...tal 4460 Real Elstate ornce lor sale Contact F . V. Police PREGNANT? st ~nts vis ng or " Comml •· tn .. ·tt a~a"es. ••••••••••••••••••••••• or manage w /option. wkuoAl.lg 557·2357 :t0.$l00.673·4461 .,. "" .. 0 , Dept.963-972.Sext.3« Caring confidentia l · * --------200 to 2000 sq. ft. s low 4 DELUXE FC S Broker Ill. 54-0·1998 counselillJ & referral. &IW~nt • lktlboa Isl. 3 Br, patio, as3S'sq.ft.LagNlguel & Cont. rm .. seat 25, all Hardwareatore. Newport Found: White male Germ Abortion, adoption & ~- fplc.gar,S700mo. M1as1on Viejo areas. paneled,sm.whselnre· Beach . 67 5 •5800. S h-e ph e rd . V lc : keenlnd "73 ..... H d t S D F l 2 I Lak "'--tbluffs. Call•~ .. """" r..,.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• " ... .,..... an Y o . . rwy. ur. or yr. ease. e Seashore Real Estate "'""' ....-......... APCARE 547·2563 or...L--L. • Call. 831-1400 Forest a rea. Kel\t ----------• .--. H:ilboa apl, sleep$ 6, SISO. Harkins. UNDA & VICKI IRstruction 7005 wk & I.IP. or mo. rate. ATTENTION Artist &. 714·581·9393 .AUTODISIGH -..a-..au-sap ••••••••••••••••••••••• 675 5810;or 642-0393 Craf\ameo. $50 to s.tOO vwn;_ ,..._ l>f ltl Plano Instructlon In the Nwpt Bch. 3 houses from mo. Ulil incl. UNIQUE DESK space al 17875 Forthe,_of I privacy of )'our home. rel. studio "The 1""ac· Be a c h Blvd ., n e ar 5e.rvift11llOranaaCo. Beiin now or. Pall. orean, weekly or mon· tory" 425 E. 30th Sti Talbert lo Huntlniton 83$-111J 64M630evos. thly, ., • .,·"""" Newport Besch or cal Beaeh. ~ per month. ___ .....,._lllR» _____ , 67a-&al o-r e~i Brins own f'unllt.un. Our nalbo 1 I d • B .. _ reeept.loo.lat '#Ill anawu 8 s an .. r Il3e, DESK 3pa ce at 17875 your. phone tor 110 )>er ;ivl July 26• $300. Beach Blv d •• n ear month. Dall)' PUotolflco, 673-4461 Talbert in Nu.nUngton ~ Beach. sso. per month. •---------t Yec.aHOft Retttals 4280 Brina own tumlturc. Our ••••••••••••••••••••••• receptlonlat will ant"'41t Jlto BltAJtLAKEFBONT )'OW' phone lot iio per -~__:;.,..------t Cabln.t. (114)886·7701 mont11. D.U., Pllototnee. 494-9'727 or 839·5173 042-4121 --~~~-----· l block Co beech. 1 bT apt fom. 1100. weclc or 12$0. tllo. yearly. Utll. lncl. f71.ac71: 81).2105 LAKE Arrowhead $ .br, 3 ba, comp. turn'd. .• by lalle. B1 wkn'1/•k· ttW634 or m...a t; I . \\ ~ I '. j / I \ I ·'I j ... '. "' ''· '4 ,, ! :. •MICHILLl'S* Swim l..eaonl. Pvt. ~ OUteall llU1age •· Your pool or apt or lOAM-MM 731....a mane. 5'5-1358 ev" Alterations Manager F.qual Oppor Employer ASSEMILE.RS Assemblers, precblon. male or fem. 4 yrs. min exper. Good manual dex- terity 1 1ood eyesJ1ht. aoldenng le microscope L~toO,... exper. Sma ll compo· e. Coste Mescr nenlB. Hard working, de-Tn.d.Y UM oppartwUty of dlc ated lndividu#ls a I l 1 e t a m • • needed. S m a ll c:o. Relpoe)sibllWa lnclude w/aood benefttl. gd. op. the •upervillon ot a larse par. advancement. C.ll work room, baadlln1 fine Carol; S8l..aBJO, MV quality motcbandlle. Asst. J(ar. ptua, '120. 1lll.s Sioaltlm requLree a mo. penon tul1Y V..S ln fat· MG-lme lfan tbru Fri Uq and Wlortlrt. cost aoab*. produc1IOll No ADComotlve portln1 HO soaercl .New Detail &bop n.da l"'""lllOD ia a bllh belp. quallt1 ·Work room Top~ paJd. Entlno 011oat100. Por Im· Stea.men. eoi pain.ten. madlate, coofldenilal bull_.. • pollaiien, up. ~aUon ~ •P-bot.&ery •bampooen, Pl1 lnl*"OOoicaU:. daetk =OJ>-• .. Jiv.y. at JI& iWBJ.CIC GU-1030 I I '. ,, ,, . , I, ~ Sw11day.JulYIQ,lr11 • HtfpWonted 7100 Het,Walltflt 7100 HefpWant.d 7100 HttCpW•t9d 71 HelpW-"94 7100 ~~;..ed 7100 "'-WRted l.J 00 •••••••••••••• .. ~•·••• .,•,.•.• .• ··.·.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.··.·.·, ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••• ••• •••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••• •• ••••••••••• ••••••••••••••• .. ••••••• Dl!:NTIMSUA.LRAMClllLLH ........ 1 ....... D""tl.GH HOUSEKEEPER bprd p .. vro.ll •-P rs I ''lk P/Umo Doy for lite fuc .._. ...... ' 6 days. Must provide own MAJUME PARTS .. , "' e onne "' • .... --------..1-~!"~------I "'~ " L' ,, l l . exper, &ood typist, w /tac• '°">' work. 1·5pm days. ~ ""'mJ> .• or ...,..,.tq.cor•• or rans. English ape1ilung. ~uyu11. sellin& & stock· t.°tn" koowled"e Xln• J.B.18yrs.64S-2702. Oertioal t•ldl'rl.r lady. Ptet. noo· Recllnl t:xptir. Dc•uti!lll IHGIHIHR .$125 wk. Reh. rrvlne mg. Vec11llon, benefits. b • rt •-0 • • NUPO$rTIOMS flmkr. &drinker. Live-in, t~ct.i ~~~ ~ea.r•:! ,:~ De~lopment, desiao & CovelnLarBch. 494·98$9 644-4545 ror interview ~~7 ta "' salary· ~vl' rtil'i.. !e;~7· • met!J!urulc: w /ex.PO•'. anodi!i~tlon of n~w pro· H~USS<EEPEIS appt. Quality Cont.roJ ,_, D'TaA C•SH? ty,iat TrM to 16JS C--.t..-o-rotor DR PIRSOMMEL duc.t hnea, devac~s & f\111 ·• p1t1·me po81·t1·ons MAT. URE WO &1 A Nl•-------•I AVON lAmJnp 11rc _.ood huurrw Good t)'phlll wlll IJml .... .,.... r-. · . eqwp. for a prectslon, "' ptv OPEllATORS Or . thl• poe.. tn 1l,llUI dupL lmU'lied, u1ientni for ll!'• 120lW.LaVetu,Ste209 electromecb'l switch avAil. Royview conv. p 1t1me to welcome " :': A y~ W,1:~:~,~~~o,... Xlnl hiontJtlta &e<> thw. <·urcur 1111ndu<l lnd1 v Orunif 633-9740 manufacturer. Position Hosp. 2055 Thurin. CM newcomers " contact Pulse bourd, PBX, <'Ord .. ~ .... C:...ll Ch 4 .il n~w & cxµ1uuJ11111 HR • , reefs knowled f· 6-1,2.JSOs. merchants. Flexible hrs. & cordless. Some w /tYJ>· ~~ ... lc.1.~' ~ 700 or C rl:. 5 0 OOM Curnputl•f ('tr. Ru11ul111J D":N1l'AL.,liroul> l'roctice •SolldS geo v' • . Need car, lite typing. lng.StartNow!' ! L«UuUJ -.. ual.Sff-r. $650 clul>l cu11110 on duol 4th 111 Npt. llch. needs front •P . t~tepe ic<:'s HOUSEKEEPER 547·3095. fill--------~ lnt(lr dllcoruttol 10 lll'lll'r,1t11m .4111c tt11>C ofc.11lelp for a~ct's con· •Cot';&, £htcUuits. Mmlmum work, room & --------- bya"tt'r /lfou.a"lleeper. u~&idt. lm11ht, chutirl ul t'utd :.y11 u 11y 111uft, f /'1', trol & dental ins. Must 1~ Di;'i ses bu11rd. 64.6-8301 MEDICAL RECtaT. 6~ :! rtulctren, Ii mu, &t ac•· t.~l.tyy~~-~h;~r ~11~1 ~~~~ ~!t\u~c._.\~~ 5 ~vf i have recen~ exp. S40-ll22 •Hi Years ~x8:~ref'd HOUSEKEEPER. s days ~r:c~~~~~~er~~ 9::rr::-; atnal noosmolwr .1vr nybyw1\hudnlure1111n8 )uu'r1: reudy for 2 Dent~l Ch1uri;lde Assist. STACOSWITCHIHC aweek,middleagel.ady front desk. Lite typing. ~ 1~~n apt. ut bcb. JlCl& diullcni;mi: & ro::wurding lrvtne. H2 Day wlc. ll39BakerCostaMesa for mature couple, light Super working conds. llMPOHAR~ till I' ------QlURlta • .5406055 opJIUr m modern com Rewardm~ involvement 54Jl..3041 cooking . Must like FooNego. Clilri&Typftt $500 iivu•r C,ml. apply In _for exper<l. RDA. S800 EqualOpparEmployer Poodles.673-6556days,or OR.PERSOMMEL Cdl 540·4455 17802 Sky Park Ullbystt t.1 ve 1n &tut1t1nt to bab)11 1l & do lit e! bo u,cwtHk Scl lC1r}1, t m btd. M.> IOOO Dia b) ., ll er I 1 \ " 111 2 childt\:11 , 4 1(\'l> J •I 979-SO·H or 586 U.211 Gf\lat oppur tor 11t1ri.on 1w•r11on ut lliHll Golhard Sal. .Call Betwn 9·4, G3l·3.55leves. 1201 W. LaVeta,ste209 who want~ to rl!lw·n tu b t II U • M o n -Sal, 3~ _ _,,_______ EHGIMEERIMG IN-PROCESS Orange 633·9740 "ork fon·c w 1httk or nu 11 :IU SPM EOF. Dental Assbtont . DRAFTSMAN INSPECTOR t·~w. ~AVt't... <;ou<t -------... -1 Full time. eitpec in front F MB>TRAMSCRllER p • ri.,)li.· p~·r:wout1Cy & tyµ CO ... STRUCTIO... & bilck ofc pref'd. Xruy Exper'd. ~treet plans. ,.astgrowingmeddevice Gen'I transcribing. enonFt-t to $850 fl g. u 11t"t11 0 q 1 11 i: " " Design. Tent. Maps. AP.-inn near OC airport has l11tndLing mist". t·orresp. Located in prestige N.B. he11&:f1ts <:ori,:~u11 1uv SUPERIHTEHDENT ·lic]lec,Kno!Mledgeorin-ply in person w/work immed. open1ng for an Xlnt loc.Salary$750+. area. Will work for in· l'alJ "utl" uo '")« A 1 t t d surance helpful. Salary samples. Robert, Bein, in-process inspector on OR. PERSO ...... EL vestment rese.arch.ass1·s· .,~ , .,.. • .,. ;,.1 nl>IJ u:an ~ are 1.r~v1 e on.•n. Mon · Fri 642-6KSO "" Secretary to $785 tw ,1 1~a.il,.ll.tr) wctb l~iylor ,.~ ~ __,r-..;.•_.,____ William Frost & Assoc. delicate sterile disposa· 1201 w. La Vela, Ste 209 tants. They will tram you Fin~ co. in 1>caut1ful Jue. Woodrow llomes Ltd. to Den ta I Ort ho. asst. 1401 Quail St, NB. ble medical devices. 11.S. Orange 633·9740 on the M~g I & 11 .. Need Suite 101 Irvine Equal Oppor Employer k b h k ·.• l I 1 I' t r f -di __ .;;._ _ _;_ ____ 1 grad. 3198·M Airport --.=..-------~• good typing t::ngUsh & s~ s n g t ~rson for wor · on res1uen ia ow , 1me or n~n y, low Escrow Officer, excep-Loo o c M • ________ _,interest ing pos. Xlnl nse hcNSlilll in1liJ.llY 111 pre~sure ore. HOA or lional opport. for ag. P r, · · 556-1905. MEDICAL ASSIST. grammar s kills for pro- 8:.inlung benefits & pottmt1al for a HJ\ NC II o Ml RAG 1-;, [WA ehgilJle. Salary gressive indiv. So. West ---------Variety of skllls. X·ray ofreading. Take resp. & BABYSlTT~lt H 12 morn 1ngs, Moo·l''r1. own uans.portat1on s.&.!1·0040 OCAMALYST Immediate opening tor a 0 .C. Analyat has becom" avaHable due to rapid growth. Must be ex- perienced in opassh•e and active electronic components. Ability t<> work with data collection and proficiency in report writing is desirable. Prefer experience in O.A. Engineering or re- li ab lli t y oriented en- vironment. Come grow with us in our new lacility. Ei<cellent. starting salary and ex· c e 11 e n t· c 0 mp any benefits, including a credit union. medical and dental fosurance. Please apply In person or send resume with salary history to; MANAGERS l«1reermmdD<l~r:;on. PAL:\1 SPRINGS. Appli· based on exp/ability. Bank, M.V. branch. lnspection permit req'd. P'rlendly workonown.100% Free CHllEF TELLERS Call R1tu s.t0-6055 l'anl mu~l be suitably Irv me. 559-0777. aft 6 E o E 495.6600 Jeanne RECEIVING congenial ore. Sal $700+ lo applicant. Abigail Ab· TELLERS Gen1 Offtce SS 50 htensed and able Lo tilke i40·429'l J~mo~e • xlnt benefits. bot Personnel Agency. TREND AT A Poo. due lo promc)tion rt1bpcml>1b11Jly for control -+-INSPECTOR DR. PERSONNEL 4500 Campus Dr, N.B. CORPORATION F..U-Time Detail minded pcr~on "' the initi°al develop DF.NTALASSISTANT . Es6'·ow S m a 11 . Pr e c I s ion 1201 W.LaVela,Ste209 1-55_7_~_122 ______ --1 These are c-.1reer po1>i· Wlll love it. Typmi.: & 10 nwul & buildrng with Exper. µref. Benefits Escrow Secretary machined & molde d Orange 633.9740 ---------.i STANDARD 'tiunsw1thehanrcforatl key adder know'! will pr'oven _cxpcr1l·nc·(·_rn ~e~:!_~~l'h:_~4-9211 l mmcd. Openin" !or part s for electro Personnel MEMORIES 'v.uncemcnt. l'll'asan win this van1:ty pus t!st1mating. purd1as1~g Dental Serret;iry/Book· Escrow~ at ou~N .B. mechanical tlcv1ces. Medical recepl. Ophth. of· working cond111uns . .Ex· Super cu. 111 beautiful & s~b-~on~a~l net1~l1<1 · keef>er. Mature-eiq>er. & otc. Min 6.mo's exper. re-Proficient use of rneasur-flee. Lite typing. Send re· Secretary · DIVISION cellent benefits. N a. Xlnl benefits. 11om;. rt11 s _is iln. op-highly motivated. 4 Day\ q'd. XJnt salary, working ing instruments req'd. sume lo: Ad #943 c 10 An Applied Magnetics C<> Varied Hour!> Call Sally 5-10·6055 porlumty lo JOIO . Wllb a week, 5-16-3000 coodl! & benefits mclud. 3.5 Yrs exper. pref'd. Daily Pilot, P .O. Bol( Personnel Asst 3400 w. Segerstrom For Appl. Call· A C Clerk to $650 I o n g ext ab l\S'hOd dental. Apply, STACOSWITCH IMC 1560, Costa Mesa, Ca. SantaAna,Ca92704 Syawy Jinivi1ian A n e \Y P 0 s. 0 Pen BRITISH International Dental receptionist, must Mariners Savings 1139 Baker Costa Mesa 92626 (2131937-2450 wihighly rated co. Hun· Compt1~y.andsuct~ss111 }>cfum1harwiinsurance. 151swestcllffDr. 549-3(}11 --------•Car eer oppor: for EqualOpportunily USLIFE die Air & A/H. A busy & th1~ proJectcould lead to ~ dayli. Age 20·30 prer. Newport Bch EOE Equal Oppor Employer MEDICAL ASSISTANT qu<tlified indiv. Should Employer MW inll•re::.ling day. Great a future managC'ment Custa• J\lesa area. Fro nt office for have a min. of 5 yrs ~~~~~~~~~ SAVl ..... GS 0 & "' k v 1 l po::.tt1on in this 1·t•centl) t;.15 7580 " EXECUTIVE INSTALLERTR•JNL'E 01thopedic Surgeon. Ac-secretarial exper. at a1· C " c · or er:.. ·" n formed Ca~1forn 1 n -~-----'----" a:. curate typist. exper'd in management level, be u JlY ontrol lns~ctor, E J 0 oone111s. .. 1 fU D SECRETARY for window tinting, start 1 & bo rd fi · · exper in wood rimshin ... qua pporlunlly ('altl'1·1a ~ 'U-t"'55 ( l\'ll\11)11 {) llS l'Ompany. ENT AL Th N rt B ' r t I ns peg a system. pro 1c1ent Ill spelling & ' h h·c "' Employer M IF ' .,.. "' S(!nd re:-.UfllC to Gordon e ewpo eacii 0 · ~.50 ir, raises lo $.5 hr approx 31 hrs per wk. principles of grammar. mg t s 1 l . 3:31).12 :00,' ~~~~~~~~~ Cl~rkTypist $600 E . T1ppcll Taylor Assistant/Secretary. fice of u medium sized ~ithin l yr. Over 21, tall Salary open. Call for in-& have min. skills of 701_71_4_·540_-_6384 _____ _ -If you C'un ttP<' numeric Woodrow Homes Ltd. 369 p ,time. Experienced-all national CPA Firm has 2· & neat. Vehielc rcq 'd. terv1ew appt. 642-8000. w Pm / l Y p In g & l O 0 you'll qualify fot I his Ill San '.\l1gut:I Ur. Ste 155, pt.use~. lluurs & sitl openings for exper'd Ex· Exper. helpful. 644·8494 Mr..ICAL SECRETARY wpm1shorthan<l. REAL ESTATE Banking. , TELLER TRAINEE ,.Mariners Suvings B;iy~ide Branl'h has i m med. opening for F,timc Teller. Typing 30 "pm Xlnt bencnts & workini: t·lrnds . t\p11ly <al , 1515 lt.'resting pus. One of our· Newparl 13l'aCh. CA 9'lli60 open. 830-113_0____ ecutive Secretaries. Both -1 ... -SU_R_A ... CE GIRL ..., best N. M. co's. Great DESK CLERK positions require top " " Phys1C1an in So. Laguna P e r s o n n e I potential & greatest skills <SH. Dictaphone, Perso nal lin es un-seeksfront&buckoHice, responsibilities will in- benefits. COOK. cxpcril'nced for lnqulre in person to Surr S•utictical typin" & writ· der writer. Ex pr nee. & S I II I ..,....., ., full-time. 499-4534 elude recruiting new Call Sall"•, ·.~•u-""55 brkta,.t. lunl'h & thnncr. . • anc ote . 1555 S. ten/~al communica-Fred S .. Ja mes & Co. ' ,,.. vv c l H L B h k employees, maintaimng AUfoRaklrs $700 .\µply . Hq~~er, 16 oas wy, ag c .As· lions), sume over·t1me, Laguna Bch. Contact. Motel maids. pref. exp'd. wage & salary pro- lsl Cluss eo. seeks auto Fa::.hiun blanl.I/ Nij. !~Mr. Williams_·. ___ , & the ability to maintain Mrs. Sisson. 494-1087 or Gd wages. Frontier grams. job analyses & SALESPERSONS Opportunity now availa· b I e f o r 'i c e n s e d salespersons to join a progressive office. Causey & Company 1104 So. Coast Hw y_ LAGUNA BEACH rulers. C:reat benefit~ & .B~w~, !l.\.\l :llr\;\I '& • DISHWASHER composure while work-549-3051:1 . An E .0 E . Motel.774-11:118 descriptions, processing tremendous J>oleriti.al for .II ;\I ,,1 ;\I mg under pressure in a Employer 1 h ---------1 · · -i\pplymperson dynamic working en----------MOTOR ROUTE personne c anges, up· a.clvaneement . " COOKS. HAHTE>jUJi:rtS., :iwtdoon·s Irish Pub \'1ronment. Top salary & JANITORS COUPLES The Daily Pilot has a dating policy manuals, (all Ri'la 540·fi05·' UHIVERS. P lime: 0\.1·r · ~r.!l);i;!wportCtr Dr.NB xlnt benefits for 2 Pttime office cleaning large route in Mission keeping abreast of cur-•--R-E_A_L_E_S_T_A_T_E __ 497-2457 \~\·~lehff Or. N B EOE. _.,___ ___.__ ~ - Rank S&L l'os1li<Jns FREE POSITIONS Scrrctary ;>;otcTeller Utility Tt'llc·r Tcller1'rhc Tellers Loan Ass1strmt Proof Opr. To S7 6: 30PM lo 3: 30:\ M ALSO FEE JOBS l 'all t:arry Fux 540-GO;;;, Coastol , Personnel Agency 2790 1larbor Bl\·d.,CM Wor~ Pr~c:ess S650 21 Yrl:i. I n\mcd. upcnf!l&l:i. . . "· . • qualified ind1vidua Is e \' e ~. II u n L H l' h & Vie Jo area. good for high rent law~. regulations & Pleasant, ref med broker Oubtand111g oppor to Appl~ 1n perbon. :'It~ :n Dra~es. !abler, t xper. Laguna itreas Exper. sehoolorcollegcstudenl. industry practices relal· or a ssoc. for ofc. learn thi.: nuwc::.t y,ord Eds P1ua Parlor; llU E good wages. good work-Reply to PO Box 30·111 pref'd. Must have car & Approx earnings $200 per ing to per sonnel ad· specializing in finer 1>rocess111g macbme Lhut lith St C~I ing cond 642·1435 dys; N.ewport Beach, Ca. ho m c pho n e. Ca ll month. Call 642·4321 ;ind ministration & handling homes & residential in· everyone loves. Co. Wiii c' . !'»ll·OOOOevs. 92660 532·65S8orapplyatl23N. leavcnameandphone. ~out&e ~rsonnel mat· come property. Op· tram typist. Beaut. ofc ln OOKS Equal Opply Employ Olive. Orange. ers services. port unity to learn ex· Fa!>h.l!>le&be~tbcnefits Expr·d or~ly . Saute. DRIVER NEEOEOMOW cha nging from award tobefoundan.ywhl're. broiler. pa'nll'Y. Bav . Expert vinyl & tile in· JANITORS Expe rience d aut o Call!orappt546·3844 winner. Call HAL Call Sally 540·6055 :\lanc ne,.iaurant. zd1 SUNDAY ONLY staller. Call Bob or Don, P1Time. M '"',cpls, e)< mec·han1<'. Excellent GRISWOLD CONTROLS PINCHIN, 675-4392 !or FEE POSJTlOHS So. ~I Camino He;il, San Deliver Dai I Y P J lot at 6-10-2?00. p'<l. 752·7292, 3-6PM company benefits. Apply 124 E Dyer Rd. S.A. confidential· interview. A P Clerk to'S700 C:lemc·ntt-bundles to earners. Re-1n pcr:rnn tu. Chuck Equal Oppor Employer Equal Opport. Realtor. lnkrcslini; \anl'ly pos. COOKS quires van or large FumitureStripper Arnold. for person w lite ucrtng \\agon and a good driv· Repair e.~periente pref. KEYPUNCH OPRS Theodore Robins Pest Control service mun.1--------- hackground. Frie(ldly For Colony "-itrht•n, inot: rl'l'Ord Phone Wage.>s+'< of profit. 785 Tab 510 Univac, tape or E1'per. preferred. neat REALESTATE co-workersmaketh1s ;.rn Cook::. & prep l'PUkl> &12·4321. u:.k ror Harry W.17thSl.UnitA.CM. djsc.lmmed.openings. Ford appear .. good ref&driv-CAREER ----'--icle:il spot needed. both ::.h1fts , good Seeley. Equul opportuni· G 1 f · l060 Harbor, C .M. mg reeord required. Mis· Se d ,._11 s·u~ '·'(l-ti05t pa_\' & oppt.\' for :Jil\'<tlll"'-ty Employer enera 0 f1ce. interest------------cunty, in ependence • ....., .. .,., " " 1 n g & v a r i c d 1---------•I sion VieJo Pest Control Lop ineorne ! Qne vaean· BANK Clerical S6i0 ~cnl,, -~.PjJly in P;:son DRIVERS responsiblilties Must like OFI-'ICE 511ti-::!847 ty for licensee, school for ... ,, TELLER Kxtre111e•u 1ate.>re~t1n " Colony 1'1tche11. -3701 SCHOOL BUS to type & file. Comfo1·ta-M unlicensed. SeP. George SANTA BARBA!~,\ QtCS .s1\Vl_NG,SOFF11rn • , •••• ,l::xpe~l\Cc Preferred . '-" c' ,.. :\1oulton Pkwv Laguna IM EOIAJ[ PE S 1' C 0 NT R 0 L D c \anety Job or SP.fTieone llJll · . 'Wbl"will traln} 4 llrs ble pleasant ofc. Nwpt/ SERVICE REP wanted .. avi s. R ed arpet whoh~es loc.oordin~e & --s. guar. Sl.60 hr lo s tart. Costa Mesa area. Call CaH540 4455 So. Oninl{e Co. 83H024 Realtors San Juan organize. Phoni;-s &J hle Cooks & Waitresses E.O £. Ca ll 559·0811 or -~-l_r._r;:_·a_n_e_64_5_·_264_o___ 17802Sky.Park OPENINGS days,8.11-0220eves. Capistrano,831·9955 . ,, typing & record keeP.lll J.:. Top . & be' n \ 0812. G 1 F · d h Sl.i't 01 For People With • Call For 1\ppo·1ntm"11t Yun jo9,.w,.gi:eat patc•n · I ')~uy .n~ i. s,-_' '.'?· ~~-------'-H ·ri ay, s arp & • I el Irvine Plastic:sMixe.-Opr. REAL ES • llal >'·, Y -·.>r11n, O~nn~y s. :itll DRIVERS Helpers mllture. Call 979-7550 & Equal Oppor Employer Secretoriol, Clerical TATE SALES: 499-1306 Cali Sally :>-IO-H055 ~ '"c n 1 <la P 1 co . s a n S""d"d ror lo .. al mo\'ing. ask ror :'II rs. V.:ll>Jlorn. Switchboard, Typin9, To train in all phases of Small Newport Beach or. R t lcrru.•nt~ ~--" " -our adhesives & coating fice w /money mak111g F. 10 ec:ept. S450 ------Call1:1-17·7278 Go Go Gtrl~ & Combo LEGAL SECRETARY Keypunchor producUon.S.18·5125. tcamnee<is2 more sales ·.qua ppor. Emplo~ er Lrg co. needs friendly CUL':'lTf:H G IHL ----D G d l' Dot P ' Sk"ll DRIVER WAREllOUSE uncers. oo 1ps & lntell1 ~cnl. Trn1n us a roces9 IS people.AskforOick . • person to handle phocws Flt,.!().\\' wagcs. 944-fi644 pit ra -leg at. ti t!nera 1 Choose the days, weeks PRESSMAN Property House 642-3850 BOOKKEEPER F C t:xper'd. < n Person ore f:xp('r'd. w /EDP rnput, prepare month end ar· au;il sqbedulcs,, mus Ly pc. Call for .appt·. &W-8824 . Bookkeeper. restauran e'\per pref'd. So Orani.:e Co. area. Tll'~urnc rt.» & do ltto typing. Goo<.! Rdiafitt' & neat. phones. lmmed. opcmng, perma· k. I & I r h. h A.B. Dick 360 wiT-51. To ra1!>es. lilt.' typing. will train m nenl pos1t~n. GoodAdrit GUARDS s Us 752·1211 -w•u:~c.a 1 f£lon m w IC you $.50 hr. Peartree Press. REAL ESTATE t:all Sue 540·6055 o l her du t 1 cs . S .I C 111~ recor n<:'t'. PP Y Costa :'ltesa & Cerrito~ Le90I Secrefa.-y 'il-l 1&l4-79S5. SALES S,. _ __._, no-.. Pnmer. £-'ull lime. im-3301 W. Segerstrom. San· p 8 & ,....,.,.._. r Ml 1..a;\ ermanenl. Full & Part· usmes~ real proµerty J----------i We have a!! opening for a Great.-variety pos'. Top m~~1ate ope ning . ..;-_:..._n~3~·-----_; time. Phone&transpre· practice. 1..itigation CX· self-motivated & ag· firm . Bright person ·l96-J:!61 forappl. q·d. Retired welcome. per nee. !\fag 11. Exec. Produflion gressive salesperson ~vmice pel'SOflali•y will COUNTERl J 1 --f --Electronics Call546-0274.ofc hrs10·2. Se<;y Para-legal cahber. who would like lo win this~· ntere~tiog ~· & r 1 c p, em. 1> 1 Closed Wednesdays. Up to SlOOO to start. Pen-flfr2eSa~ep;~ MATERIAL become more involved ""llC" s . ' T.54()· 055 l. Days & <!\'CS. ,\pp· t"··---s . D ...... II ly St n 0 w REWORK nuWle u1te. 1201 O\'C w /inves tment pro· G-·1 Off' $575 · }\1'~ urgers. ll!l!J. GUARDS St. N.B. i5.2·13l3 tempororyservlce perties. Draw avail. if..' .. ":" r 1r . 19th !St, costa :\lei.a OPERATOR -833 7755 RECORDS L," manu \·o needs Outst a nding, reli8:ble Liquor store.-B'al, Pe~i~~ • · Professionalofc. 1icr~o11w good tn~nner & CUSTODIANS man for 3rd s h ift. Fullhme.Over 21. Fxp ColdwcllBankerBldg R.C .TAYLORCO. , BOOl\KEEPEH. As~is · typing skills for intcrc!>l· Im.med. ORCflingt; for ex-Due lo rapid expansion Pensioners welcome. f , •.• 11 G / h · 4040~1acArthur Blvd 955-0350 iant. lncludes payroll. ml{ pus. Xlnt b~ncfits. per' d cu st 0 d u1 n s. our requirement for an Car & phone req'd. Plant pre ~ E:n e or 0 .ll Ste 308 Newport Bch CLERK c·ash receipts, uC'rnunts ~ltSu~ 540-6055 Hospital e1'per. pref'd. experienced rework in Irvine, 833-3000, ext ats7s-684-I noon to 5 only. quired. 586-6866 payable. with computer Acc:tn«J Clerk $$50 Good benefits. Af ply in operator has become 191. llam-2pm, Mon·Frl. • :\1AIDS • IF YOU e-xp .. & heavy rnnstruc· Gofden oppor', lo join lop petson. Personne Dept.. available. Must have 6 . The ln.n at Laguna OFFlCE GIRL 0 C t have a service to offer or ti.on exper. 833·2287 ask co, & learn AlPayablc~ s..attJGl,emente General months experience in re· Guards· lnine 211 N. est Hwy, Laguna Exp·d typist & gen ore. ran 9 e f 0 u" "I goods lo sell, place an ad for Amt.a. T);P!'!&. & ~.dding ma ch. 11~ ita~~ 654 Camino· de moving and replacing lmmed. part time & full · Shorthand not nee. 5 day aerospace inn has on in the Dai I y Pi I ot --~------1 abltitv. SorWe a<:ctng ex· IO$rnares, S'an Clem. lC's a nd transistors. time openings. Uniforms MAID Wanted. £)(per. not wk, 6·8 hrs day. Good Immediate openlftCJ for Classified Section BOOKKEEPER J)Cr. helpful.· Great 1ad. C ocr 1 . '· Must be capable of read-& equipment furnished. nee. Sea cliff Motel, 1661 working cond. 631-1800, a person with a Phone 642-5678. Ute bookkeeping-part· va n ce ment . T iu p ust 1an l (4 pos1t1on.s> ing schematics. If you Above average wages. S. Coast Hwy. Laguna Mr. Samson minimum of 2 years •--------• time. At least 2 yrs prac· benefUs. S'.1ddleba~k ~ollege. Mis· arc looking for an cxcit· :'I-lust.be over lll. Apply or Beach. lM-4892. ---------•I • · 1 •'··USalJv c.1or.os" sion VteJO. \IP:'>t -io~ tmd rewardin" J0Ub, .call Loomis-S mith arr.ent expenence in Ilea exper. Harbor & ""' , " '. ·' 7:30"'M -S25 Shi(t d1f. h h ., ~ S . Maintenance I-painter. Oil Field Supplier material control pro Baker. C:\t loc .. tion. COASTAL rbren''t1·a·1. Salary randh ~-o~u·nwe avcthespol r ecunty, 3532 Katella. Saddl Lorn•Oiv.Of • 9S7·041" .. .,., , Suite 216. Los Alamitos. eback College. Mis · '7~ c~s and records, Personnel Agency ~7"'4978 ·mo. 8:M.-i1,00. ' 1213)596_1646 EOE sion Vic•jo. Salary ranl(c Corp. Oil Field an d a n e n e r a 1 WANT ADS WORK Bookkeeper, exper acl'l~ 2790HarborBlvd extJO'l.30:.lbtwnS.5 We orrerexcellentstart· S1J7~·S1097 per mo . Supplier ~ .. ..,payable & receivable. Costa Mesa ' "' I• .)·'T Ing salaries and~a HAIRDRESSER 831-9700,ext302,303 blwn Now rnring.LocalOfc knowledge of procWc• "" Good typ1·s· w /a~'ctn'·l~~~~~~~~~~IDeiivery · h'lan ior L.A. package of excelle t Apply In Person 8·5 • 1 tion, sc:hedulinCJ and • • le • • ~ g: Time paper route. Early h r· d Notrave. Irvine area h I nowledge. gen e r,a l CLERK'TYPIST AM. Hard worker a ene its to int lu e Regis Beauty Salon Maintainonc:e Earnings From pure: GI nCJ pro· ledger posting on NC Expanding Mortgage Co. must. S450 per mo. ~t!1iicaJ, d~~tal ud lte So. Cst Plaza540-8888 Control 0-.rotor $200-$400 per wk cedur9s. If Interested, 3100. Willing to train. in <>range County has an '494~. lllSuni~an~~· apd a clre It HAIRDRESSER r-Must be well groomed & apply In person to: ~~nems & salary. immediate o~n1ng for a o . ea~e app, Y n Some following pref'd. ~~k:.;;·~,e~~cl~r~~~~: neat a ppearing. Comm, ---------• teceptionist /clerk t~pist. Delivery. Home delivery person. -e ert·N .'8:-loc. Top production and ad· bonuses & benefits. Ex· CARPENTE'R " Must type 55.60 wom otThe·Register'in the af· T .., per not nee, will train. EXPE~IEHCEO Please 'call Catrhy temoon. Good pay for a REMDATA comm.540.787o· ::'~dtra~;~~~~\ :a:~ Call Mr . Grove, Mon. fin;sh .' 'Call 49'1 -2183 Tompson at Uni-Cal rou,.le ol hrs euch day. CORPORAYIO, HOSTESS CASHIEfl g)&sswar~ pr~eedlqgs; 7111 • or Tues. 7112• BRUNSWICK CORPOUTION WON~ERS WORLDWIDE •· "4·5pm. · Mort.gage 7l4·003-78'1~. Approx saoo44oo mo. 1 1-STAN. """"•D 1 Exper'd, ((time. Apply, upgrade & as~embw of BAM·lOAM E 0 E • , Must h11v~ d~ndtble UA G e n g r o w n • s production s upplies /raw Sf8·4486 CASHIER-Stock for Ii· . · · ' ,rar+ba.,c~l!J>..J:!Q;..~. MEMORIE$ 1 Reatauranl. 31106 Co~t materials. J3./br ~o ~~~~~~~~I 3333.....,.ll•d quor & rnarket. Ex.1.-r. CLUB MANAGER. S~all OELIVERY·E t DIVISlnM '' H So L t l A I l 60 ,._....._ " • pref'Jl A pl · "" pvt club require~ r 4llme ,. . arn x ra -11,;i wy, · aguna. s ar · PP Y 11 1. 1 PACKAGERS "--"' M9M. Cdlf. To place your WunlAd Ci.I II •·• ~ n0on ~Sn rrf::l mgr, position tq include moneJ, eaitlj mo~nlng AtlAppliedMagnellcsCo 1•--------•l·~.M.:.:o:;:;nr:.o:.v~i.::.a~A:.:v..:e.:J.,..:.N;:·.=8::.·_-'·I .Female. 52.50 per hr to r•SA., · mainl, & recreation. iellv!lry 01 ·£AtTimes. ·3400W.Segerstrom I HOTEL Ma l e ·e mplorment s tart. Merit raises. Equaloppartunity or Salary from $10,poo to ?tt atfa.t a n $300 8.antaAna,Ca97204 NIGHT AUDITOR needed. Mione s Deli, 5411.5125 ~~e~m~p~l~oe~y~er~M~/F~~ 642·5678 \. $15,000. Please send re· +pe11m1>.5'S·01?Q Lido Village. Age 18 & ---------i:. ••·· s umew/salaoybbtoryto DElJVERY&STOCK '" Equal()J>port\ibtty • ~o~ eEKJ>njerience plret· '6o .. _______ • Board.ofDirec:tors.26592"' Employcr l\l/F 1 iemou. oy excellen Ever only. ~.SOtostart..'HeCpWuted 11 HetpW.-Hd 7100HelpWGllted 7100 ""· ,_ , re'l'mahent po,sl\ion. } COl"\P8nY benefits. xpcr. pref d. 675·2832. ••••••••••••••··~··•••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• -..·rel38, lllll>Bloo•VJ.eJo, must W exper. ! B'eal~; n4 Apply9a,m·nonn Mon·Fri Ca 92675,NL1rJuty~2.1 Fine Fur11iture. WestcUff ' PetSOnnel Department MANAGER. exper'd or COCn.tL Plaza, Newpol'l, Beech. ELECTRONI C NS · MARRIOTTHOTE1 :· ~·:~~~~t::'(. ,•,:. V(4twt0S ·~~Jt· Sui"'J.,rt ut FllmH~~M:k:~rir>t~d 9t)()NewpartCtrDt. Appty tn ~rson, Me ·n _...__:..--..:......;.,...;...;.......-_, Le.amJa4~ bra the mOit circuitc11rd~. wtre wrat>, &iJ:torpi:palyc~m /f &ls Piua Parlo.-, -'10 E. ol((i\'**f,' a\omourout, Oelvtrj~rivff' co't'l'necto.-sold 'i'htl , ~~~~~~~~~1-..:.l"lt.h=S~t:-:, C~M====:---1 De.pendable, consci•t\· cliw1~ wtrins. ~· .Muat - . ( ~11en~ drt\lel" ror fu\ve 2 ya ttla e1tb. IMuse • Ch Id Care, Uve Cati for inter te-1. tn. Begin Sel,'t. ,_,..... ____ ..,i.1.---l 540·~270 Ap'lothated Turtlerock area, Irvine. Muttn• CnternanooaJ, Salary negotiable. 16.41 McGaw, Jrvtu. 19!197hl't.4pm i:l~1~ ,gppoJ"\u n l~ itou SECL.E A Nt NG. -~ 1 woman to 19·4$ yra, 6 brs ' ~ .. , p1day. 3 dJiy p;wk. $4.20 p/hr. !'.fast h•vo rtfa, 675-8781 aft. 6pm "GET INTO REAL ESTATE" . ... ' n4I llST OF IYaYTHIMG fOl lHI CAI• MIMDID MAM Olt WOMAM • An action netwofk of 2000 l~tnt bfot<ers natl~clO doing over~ bllllon In r$al estate •lie& , annually. • A natlonat eteetronlc refetrar S)'Stem benoflclal to • b\IV«S and sefllirt. • An exclusive home warranty progrtm which ' lncrMSeS lhe m.rlletablt!ly of any~ • Profealonafly f)nlj)&red audio/visual u1es aids. • S•I• tre1ntn9 methOd• prq11en b1 15.000 sales •· tOClatel8ctOSS lhe U.S • Lie.Mt rralntno tcflOOI ~.!~ ..... ?!!! !~~~ ..... ~ •• ~.!~ ..... ?!~ ~~=':.~ ..... ?!~ ~~:=! .. : .. ?!~~ l\EC lVINO Cl. K. ror Uununatol\ Bl•b l>t u1 ~-. re•uli.r hl'll. Mon Frl. mtft a11e :M M7 W l • .. _ SAL!:,9 p/Ume no ••s-r SALES WOMAN, m.lturc•. SE,_R_. .& lll'V _ _. neo. WlJt train. 5'8PM, For C.M'. bake111y. fUll ~ s' ~" • SUPfLIMIMT MCJO-l"rta3+hr.$31411 Umc.548·303lor7&1.o311 ~you proud of your worll? 'fype 80 Wpqi, d C• YOUtl 8"COMI tution m•ch. exper.J SSH HH SA.US p Tl• $£CREf1Dl£S 1e.n'l Juiowhow. Nat·1 ftA'epClonl!lt tT"S'fouat PAITTIMI. Wtauna HUI• Mall. M co. Oood btoefi~. Great T&•HOHI WO•k Retail. Moo tbr1& Fri, •A-..nfttratiH ll'OUP to advance wltb. lrvtnl' l'om"h1x HOUSl,...l"U u.zo hrs week~ ius •Mn.tiftcJ N.B. wen. Call TA2·8535 1rap~h'a , 11 11\l11d "" "' -----• 1SkforMrs.Oale't'(>Od. ~div 1114"1 1ot11v11tu111·· COLLICH STUDIHTS per br. Schedule boar· .,..~__. IUt atl•roundJOb Anur (iuHMnlHd Hourly , .... ~. Male/ftimllle. UI •&crow Sl!lCJlETARY/Blrpr: ~ll typtn1. <.:1111 ~ll H~Os Wa11 Plu. &nu. s 311 1._yrs_up_. *-""'----•I •llt""'nffrfn9 t 1 me ad u Jt t Y P • -·' 11 3 c 11 •· "II' Secrt&arY/bkpr. wbocaa fonlnn C.r r •;mpluy pm t1> u pm. n Noehorlltesh a1ccept responsibllllJ & mot A,.ncy. 30 1'4Mmon:omelo25C>E SALISPllSOH , TOPS$$PS$$$$$$ rolJow lns trucllons. ln 1rw, ~C! ~. N » 17th St • Cote.. f\teau. AJ>plicatlons now be in& l~millg many interest· · " h1lum for open1nas in 1 .... ..i.-"'·-..... ~M• Gd ._.,. Secy S710 ~ ...... -....... ,"......... · ..... ,.b ··1ty W .. r" 10 .. v ......... Co. •ul~ & delivery ln '" heaJlb, 11CMHmoker, non· ... -' -~ jjporuna 0 ooda chain. .....: ... -r -w-..... '-1--1·1t11111 1ou11uund1n111 In need• dl1nlrled ••ht• Exp.ir. in sklinc. ........., ••'"· "'~ ..., ... lt'rfa11aa w prolc 111cm•I people to ('MU un loc1tl backpacking, tennis & ds. w/pro\fmsive corp. 1henl1 in the b1111tinl( bualnu111e offering very retail O•er 19. Xlnt Sendorb Joti,.ume "°'Id Mt't'l 4 itrN~l Ul\"ll"-' ofrkt product.a. benefits. Ask for 540.4455 to:~ qeq"'erveia, ', 1~11.1 h111~~~.1<1 .. ~hu111:~. •1:u1 ~ .. .!>rur".11.~: •1twlkmn~~ Manaaer, 834-1006. 17802Sky Park Blvd ~.-75San Juan Capo, '.... 1· t ""' · rl'~ •O ~ ""'""' ·~" "'" ---....... -----Ste 101 Irvine ---------• 111'{>1Jc11nt Ab111u1I Abbot 645-1090 1---------1 J::qual Oppor Employer f\.-.nonrwl \IJ:t'nl} 1~ .. --------1 SALES ca m " u • or N e REAL EST A TE !lS7 bl22. 5.Alt'S RICEPTIOMIST l'he Wilham I.} un Cu :\ewvor\ licac h liwlder /~velopcr suckr, 0:;x11cr d reccptrnn1:.t, Ph:u:.1ng tl'lcphonc man ncr. :.omc l}PlllJl. nu ~II reqwr~. \anrd office clut1t'll Call 8.1:1 ~ A'ik lor :i.trs GnR,,b:V RECEPTIONIST ASST for Optoml'ln:.1. p,t1mt" <'\cs & SJtunluy~ C.ill Jun. uft 4P!\! 71ilH601 RECEPTIONIST r\J11m11l Hrn.pt l':\I> Pl e krrc.>d. CdM. 673 1050 RECPT. TO S600. l'rogrcs:.1\t• Animal ll<J.">pt. offers t'Xt•cpt1onal futurt' tor \t'r~a11le. take ehargc, mature pcrsun Min I ) rs oil' c:1.p. tt'· <fd NB t>HSlllO RE S;ilcs People w;rnl t.'ral comm1-.:.ion., /\'1•w1x11·t Reach. 548 8614 ~ ;. ; \ I l I • ~UllOCK·s Tr· WllS~IR~ LOS ANGEi.ES PALI.I SPRINGS WOODLAND HILLS NEWPORT BEACH BULLOCK'S WILSHIRE, a leadmg fllshion special· t)'. slore wall open 1ls first Orang!.' Co. store in NEWPOHT BEACH on Augu.~L t:.t. 1977. We offer an opJlortunily to join an exciting fushlon forward orgamzauon. The follow· mg areuis for which we ;ire accepting apphca· lions ri?qwre slrong sull· mg background· •H•F·-~·a1.e:.•1•11t··o·11•1>·,--1 • Accessories SALESPEOPLE Intimate Apparel WAMTEDHOW •LAGuH• H1GuEL• & Foundations \ l'K\ITUHY :!I rl'alt\ ''"'l'l' .., nuw """Ill").( 1n Luggage 1h1 ... 'd1oin"' re~1<lt•nt1al .. 0 m m u n I I ) 1-; .\ M1·111·nery 11enenced an<l newly lln·n~ecl ~ulespeoplt' arc I Wig Stylisl exp I nt•eded lo 'it'nlt'l' th1~ Sh W , ~r11wi111.( ex1·tus1ve arl'a oes-omen s EM·cllt·nt trurnm~ & "' C d•t .... ~1 .. m·e vrograms a1·e re I ·" ;11tahle Full-Time Person ,/uin th1· ~;1t1un's Luri:<·sl \\'e arc ulso al'ccplmg Our Sl CCES~ .,J ,, p I 1 ('a I I 0 n s ( 0 r 1~ PHOVl':N BEAUTJ<;IANS tn our I 'ur \ ppoml ffil'lll Mcauly Salon 768 l!J-10 century 21 Tailor Fitter Rancho Miquel Rlty For our Men':. On Crown Valley Mall 1 \llcration Dept RF.ST \UHANT \1Gll '1'1 .uncc The Grinder l{l''>l.1Urant Call (or JIJPI .\Inn aft 'IAM :!13 b."}J 371!1 RETAIL CLERKS \\c utlcr Jll l'll.ct!llcnl cumpt•nl>al1on plan m · eluding a liberal d1sl'Ount onslorc merchandise Plea~ apply m ~rson lMILY JO 12&2-4 83 FASHION ISLAND l';quul Oppor Employer 100% Commission. Deak-lelephone - secretary-belp. 30 yrs. exp. Bill Thompson. 'Realt.or. 495-1870 or eves 831-0737 SECRET.41Y We are seeking a people orii;nr.ed mdn•idual with good seeret11ri11l skills. EnJoy 0111standlng com pany benefits. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimf Apply9am-noon Mon·F'n Personnel Department SALES SLAP A SMILE ON YOUR FACE & A BULGE IN YOUR WALLET TIME/UFJ:: LIBRARIES Has both full & part tame position:. avml. C 1-'un loving articulate 1nd1v1duals who are eager to learn how to Make Top $.SSS$~ We Offer: Hourly Salary Gt.am. Commissions Incentive Bonuses CALL US TODAY AND START SMILIN 83~095 TIME LIFE LIBRARIES, IHC ~qual Opp Emplyr m 1r Salrs Sportswear EXPERIEMeED! S6SO+ Beautiful prc- stiitioui. boutique 111 N B . M.4RJllOTT HOTEL 900 Newport Ctr DT Newport Beach Equal Opp Emplyr mff SECRETARY New branch of lrg rapid ly growing New York co. Just localing m ocw bldg in beautiful F~I\.. Isle Lovely ix-ople! They de<il in gov'l contracts. would hkl' you to type well, have a htlle sh & be a good speller Co. paid in· sur eflect1ve immcd. Stork options. Rl.'lire· ment etc. 100', Free lo Applicant. Abig111I Abbot Personnel Agency. 4500 Ca mpus Ur, N 8 . 5SH>l22 See's 5800-S I 300 mo Leqat-Gen'l-R.E. Employt"rs Pay All Fees L17. Rl•IOd('rS Agency -10'.!0 l31rch St. Ste HI-I Nt>Wport Heach 833 8190 C<Jll for appt estab '65 SECRETARY Sii nol req 'd Varil'd duties, Npt. Ctr CP /\ 1-'lrm. 10 Kev touch re ci'd Call fi44·Gl5G needs ··mature, t:ap;i· Secretary, µt t1mc. Lag ble" pefson. M Hl l Bch Gd "k1lb Flei-hr:. raise:. Call 556 8505, Con· Call Shirley. 831 2'.!93 lrol Career Employment - - -. - --- ,\gcney, J.100 Irvine, Ste SECRbTARY 203 N 8 General oHtce work. 2 · -day!'> wc .. .:k. no shorth.ind SALES TRAINEES LARGEHAT'L SUPPLIER OF HARDWARE& TOOLS NOW HIRING SAliS TRAINEES NO l::XPER NECESS XLNTTRAlNING PROGRAM req'd D & H Lab!!I Inc IHS·~ Secrt.'tarv SR. SECRETARY SECRETARY Challenging Opportunity To Work With Engineering !bnager Expeneoeed Typist Sho11.band Preferred Good Salary AndBenelitt> For Appt. Cott l114J 493·930 t 9AM-4Pt.I AMft.INC Potter & •f"lllft&ld DMafoft 26181 Avcnida Acropuerto San Juan Capis1r11no Equul Oppor Employer Secretary, s L~~~ brokerage orfice. Pref. l.'xperienee. Pleasanl working eonds In stimulat1n1 e n viron· ment. Contacl Sandra. &.I0-1480 1-SECURITY •• GUARD Fashion lsl•d. HI Weekly Pa>' & paid vac. Xlnl fringe b~oef1b. Above average wal;CS. Uni form & e quip . lurnished Car & phone rcq'd Call <2l31 573·9150 for local appl. E.O. E. - - Suc'y , 1-;xecutive - pcarance. Some P.R. work ind1Jd1ng enter· lairung. l'holo & resume. Box 512. El Toro, CA. !r.!ti30 You may have noticed the new big white b.uilding With the orange tile roof .at the Junipero Serra offramP-to the San DiegQ Free'Nay. Thats oer company, ENDJWCO, & we inano(acture & market sophisticated precision electronic instrumentation &)'Stems. We CUl"fentty Have Th' R»lfowing Openings: *Welded ModUle. Assembler., •Test Technicians ,,_ *: Developme"t Technicl~s I *ln-Processln•p~ctor *Order coitrespondent *General Mochinists *Cost Nccounting Clk If you have experience tn ilElY of the above, & would like to work for a well established urogress~ e company in our beautlf ul t'.acility~ please submit your "8ume or stop by & apply at: , · I ENDEVCO Rancho Vie;a Road San Ju~p Capistrano part & (/tam~. Will tr:ain'. N e al appear & handwtitina. Apply. 2590 ~ewport Blvd, CM UTOTEM S 1\ I. F. S . I'' A B R I C Con•enience Markeh EXP ER ne1· p Time 1'0:..1t1011o; open l\t. 2nd & C:\l STOfU: Call Mary Good startinq pay Earninqs $2 I 0-$400 wk C0:\1 M LSSI ONS & BONU,SF..S on in_dMtdatall Switti ap-p~'y'essh~IUS~~.~":ti1~P& Mgr. Mom . $81-0470 proiuma e y years 1 : NB"-• • - :1 r d ~ h 1 f l :.. 1 n S a n 1>16 .ttl>IO Ct.-mentt• & Lui:un.1 llt.';H'h Othl·r .J1 ca~ hu\ c SALES INDUSTRIAL 01>1.•11ini::-. .1b11 'l/o 1.·xpt•r n•11 cl 1\ppl) .11 .111.1 11f 11111',l11n•s ..!.">811 \l'" p111 l 131\ d <:o,la :'lll•su t;.12 7i02 l>irt•t•l sale)o experience 1'1.'QUlred. $11100 month Comm Jnd benellb <.:.ill G A rt \' Z U C h t-: H ________ _, <.:OLLF:CT RN LVN 121315311.97gs State Chemical Full llrnl'. pilrt llmt•. Manuf t · c da \ s & I'M A t't i \ (! -~UNnCJ o._ Gt'i·1atnc Hchab llo~pl Sales lad) fur Jewelry tH2·241U -.tore. purmanent posi· ---------1 l•on Refcrl.'n('es re· quirl'<l f>48·3270 ROBINSONS Newport Beach lnlcn·1ew1n~ ap11lil'unL~ ror: MAINTENANCE CARPENTER \pµly Personnel 2 I 2 Fashion Island Mewport Center Equal Opp t:mplyr m f S.\1,l::SPt-;Hsu:-;, Tue thru Sat. !or Boullquc. 200 N1.·wport <.:enter Or. Nwpl 13ch. &I I mm ---SALES l-:'Cpcr nc~tled. STOCK CLERK With pncing expur 49-i·6S-t3 SALES OR(!ANS??? A~ You The One We urt• looking for .,..,·era I high 1•nergy le\ el lllW\ 1rluuls Cur an exc1l· mg career in tlw mu:.1c business We ure lht' Organ Exchange located m 110 >So Ca Ii r. n•g1onal sho1>11init malls. We offer u presti~iowi can.•cr. xlnl lra 1n1ng prol(ram. highest comm1gu:rrn & many fringe benof'its. We n.oq. prufesslonalism in the urt or selling & a stron11 determlnat\on lo sur('ced. Some orf(un keybo ttd at>llity Is rcq•d. If yol.I ll re the one Ca II Daphne Jell. 586·7300 Help w GRt.d 7' 00 Heep w ..ted 7100 ······················· ........................ . Re1111I Career. Growth · In Retail Sues With A Fashion Leader Must be ~ell groomed & nc111 ;1ppc.inn>1. Cu reer & rapid advanl'cment op- µortun1t 1 t'!'o Xlnt c·u. lx'ncCih Call Mr. lrorinq \Ion 7 118.\:\I -11' :'et. Tues i 12.8AM·IOA!\I 751·9134 'ale:. WOMEN & MEN Earn SlUOO a wk. selhn~ & hi.t· ing mobile homes. No exp nee .. \\1ll lra111. Mr. St ms. 898·9'»-I c~t sec"tarial ex-rnnr. · . perienc:e. Must have Setv~ ~luLion_, wa~~d nc.filent shorthand lor 121 f'utt & p tfme. Some • ewer 1\0p .,.niies + spH<twntfnql and typ-comm & vuc p11y ufLcr l inq skills. If interested, , r /\ pp 1 y . cu re y · o; apply in penon to: l'he\•ron. 60<1 s. Cousl BMUNSWICK ~~;g·l.aG Bch.Nuphone ---- CORPORATION 3333 Harbor Bl•d CMta Mesa, Calif. 1-;quul opportunity employer M 1 f. Hefp Wuted 7100 -------••••••••••••••••••••••• SALES TO THOSE WHO LOVE FASHION AND QUALITY THE HEW .t MAGHIM SOUTH COAST PLAZA IS SEEKING SALES AMO SUPPOP.T PEP.SOHNEl ... lrv>v 1~ emotovmeo1 oppo11U01ryol o htevme' Tow~ for O.M<><e wnn o worl0-w1d• 1epvcot10nf To be ivirovnded by the most e~1 ~choncM., lo ~e 1he comrnVOtlY l ftnm1 cuornelel And, co en);OY 1~ e;ic~~nt b .. i~111 ond ~Kvntv 1hot c~ ft0m wO(k1n9 IQ( o c~1\J(y"(>ld 1 componv A.ti lht\ con~ yovu 01 the beouhh:it new I Mogrin ~cl't C~1c Pio.to m>•••n Coi10 ~ [J\1)~1ence<1 ~11n ond SU~ Ptltf~ OI~ ~ i~gN IOI lull ond pot1·11me po~'llOIU 11'1 •"'• I low1<1Q field> VALETS. fQr Newport Bcb Re"a1;1ra•t. Hra ~.PM tJl z.61, exper pre· i 'ct. blterview1q 4Pfd dJll.y, Bobby McG.e's, Ji1 E. COut Hwy. ~B. Brian Whitt. DAILYPILOT •Al Waltress.exper'd. Apply la.ASS HD in penon. Bob's FwmJly F•CTORY Resta\lrtnt. IA09 So. El ~ C•aolao Rea&. San La. selection of pur~ Clemente BRASS Beds. Rea1 .. •----------• prlcea. Buy d1rect & WAn'RESSES save! Exp. Onb' • over25 TIIE W MG BED at'E.17thSt. ~NewpartB~ 642·2712 WAll'RESS-exper'd, Cor 1--------- lJlnch & cocktails Apply Antique Shop Moving. ~· Kelly's Steak Super Sale! Baraalna ln 209 Palm, Balboa. oak & pine. 2340 Oa. ' Newport Blvd. Coala WAltEHOUSIMAM Mesa. 646-9541 & WllGHEA Aftpiw:es 10 I 0 Mature persoo to welab .......... ••••••-••••• ~ w •re" 0 u a• bu J k Wuben. dryers. Clean vitamlDa. Some llJ\l.n&. late modela. $l00. 1 yr MUS\ be n•ai" ~n1elen-guar Free delivery Upus. Apply 8 AK-8:30 · • Al'd. Llnwilco L,9bs. 2.1411 Mstr Chg. wm _. ~. N~ Blvd. CM. _836._2840 __ . ----- Warehouse & vehicle FRGHT DAMAGED maln~ance. deliveries, H<YI'POrNT SALE. 330& 1ood driving record, W. Warner nr Harbor. heavy llftl.ng. Tues-Sat. Sant.a Ana,. m-2921 Non~. Si.rt $3 + Rance w/oven, Whirlpool ~v~~Ume. Windo w elect. wht, brand new. DeSti'll. 319$ D Airport Won on 'IV game sbow. toop J)t. •Costa Mesa. Want quick sale. Bst ofr W.e98l over~. M0-~786 We oeecl 5GJM!Ople wbo are , -.a~ v-~ at least 10 lbs over· ~ ....,UUWI., washer & '1teltht. Call Ms. stone at P11 dryer· $1.50. 751·Dl'75. We can tell you 640-~ how to lose pounda & .earn mooey at the same 'time. WIREWaDUS l..o\•llltl• .. , .... 111 Ill" bff4 ft-1811 Ir, lll 1511.11> IOf'M 11.lda mu•l ba\'• homt' .. vb MG IM4'U ..1.S. ~~to 11ooct homt C'olh1• " bl.ck Rri.rlf'\ 1•1 "lll• ••U"t \µp1m. ~\1'¥n.old \\O l1h"•ble t:\tdl nt '"1l~ r fltldrrn rn1nda 14 rll c·.11 :YI IMl'lH tor \h1'f' 1'11tt' lluth lllllt'n' •II wl "'" I lou11.~tuY•1•n 1 w 1,,. .... ~ fo ~MAl.F. klltrn 1' w1·f'k,., Bla('-flulh 11 ,11nt><I ~~ .. . .. . . . . . "' ---...-.. •• ,.... - -.. . .., • t/111"""*--... IOIO ,....,. • a,.._ 1090 G••.. 90 Io''""""' 90 to Ca:4i'?'"· s• I Motor tto.a. s. •••••••••••• • • •• • •••••• •••••••••••••••• ••••••• •••••••• ..... •••••••••• .......... •• •• ••••• •••• lteftt 9 I JO l...t St. ep t I 60 lo\· In¥ Out of Sl11cte, UISl&ht Pi»Do. 1915 Story •••••••••••• •••••• ••••. •••••••••••••••••• ••••• WubM • elcc, D~cr, & Olark, mahoga'lY M01'0KH0Mt:S ... IUC .... ....---.. 1100 ...... • or~r B r .. 11 f1ruah Xln t cond 8' s1 .. ta TelH<'optn 1 ..-v "'_"...,,., ""''" " "' "' Cabover . Gas / l 10 FOR RENT M y lo'INE lT£Wi OJI' u.t. ttO 4i tnwr *~'4• ~ -OVERLOADED f 1 Rarrta. Stove. Potty. lo'rom SJ.50wk 17<Ml841 F.STA1'i: J li!WCJ..RV. l. m l>lnetie Stt, Plano lludlo -~ ~ ' • Boot Sl 4 ood net AltT 08JE<.'TS, AN· w f chrw, ~. Baiby Crib Bald~tn "r"a;'lik.enew' · ~ • ~ co Rent23' FlREBALL.Stl'. 'fl~l lo:S l''INt. FURN .. ~tt ~o M'7 19:!:8 S250. M11ot1 • . Sea Raras suoo. se20715 load• of windows &. jo:T{' PllONI:'; fOlt IN • ----Camper, Ills-4 Fill> '' ~'OW\lerapace. &U-2283 *•I IUY • * t"1l ., lut0t'lltr R I'~ nrio mc>t1tl ichl'ii w w~ SportbMJGoodt t094 22' 24' 0' Ton PU. $200/bst orr 1~ <UllU fir. $JOO Yvu rl'movti ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ Motor Holl9 Rentoi litAlll UM"d furnll\U'r & 1131 ~ WANTED Whte ... ft t•ff to 9'f 109 iR tMM 181/a'to 32' \~h•m."" OH I will 4 Mi\PL~ ~r •ti•. lh.14 lRVINI:'; COAST COUN• Ml'ti'i. single Kayak. No .......... S.. ltap -WI WIU l>O m Slide-In camper ror tomall jo'uUyMllcoot&l.n~ 114: or~t:Ll.fwYuu hr111dc0 r\ijl M11ny :.m T RY CLU~ I'" 1 JWlk Call6'7J.42il ........... ,Offtr • .._... truck. 30" b1ah. good Relervenowfor MA5Tll$ AUCTION hliuHboJJ 1lerru Sun , lO benh. lllOO • m t>'e Y --· ---~ cond. $3001bst olr. St.eve. summer lunwknds •4M'86 & t lJ·H 21 io Ju•k. 112H 81nt11 'r~ ... ~P"&«-~~ st Winch.ester 30106 Rlflt-15 Year Anancl119 A•~ aft 6581-6767 REGENCY MOTOR 11 .. rl>ilr•. "'V ~7 7''10 c r ·•• ~ w1aeope J yr old. Pd Hcrri • Sea R HOME RENTAL.5 Yu1111\UI\" Mra~pl'd .. UH' BACKVARO SA.Lt-" Trud1Uooul Weddllli 1175, Sell $12$ trade (or IOft S . GJ 11~,c~i:o':t!'.cXln~~:n~~ S'l5N.HarborBlvd,S.A. it~lnl he'd by ;~p.·~· :-...~.Sun July y w' ~. drftla, Wllb veil. Sizl' 10, campillf or dm.na equip.. 310 I raclflc Comt Hwy $375 or best. 536-0772 ••_53_1_·~--·-·-$2~ dy•. lltll 682fl t' t TunJ lh l>Mn .. f't m.9153-7'11~ _ me&t.84S-4854.5·~P!'. .............. 6fl.J547 \tOl.Jl•:n 111 7'' M l". 4i l\noll:. Mink litd1es :u 10· 12 TV, ladlo, '70 VW camp. bus. Rllu W11lnut ··orr lbl. l Waltlul ' AUJumn HM<1.e. Stroller HIFi. Ster90 1098 great, ed. body $21.00/olr t-nd thh• vmyl 11wtvt'l g,\ r ::,UN !tum, ij()7. Alon· JeQlth Almoe\: new. $$00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• · I 646-?59'7 - ruckt11 w ott-0m on. o•·l' dra Or H B La Cuesta 493-ll611tt..6 RCA COLOR TV 25 .. Ear· loah, Pow.,. 9040 loab, Salt 9060 , " . rhr 2 lamv11 S:SYO 1iol{'(t1.1t•t Club, U-:l41ware -~"-1....; I A i 'c b' t ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 71 • Chevy Van/ 72 . . . . & Ml•rnµhn1 Piano furn · l> h ( Y me r can a tne · crwst' uir conv. 11lps 4, !\l2 l.IWl.1IJ ult tlPM . · · Movin11. 111 es. urn, old llOTne work needed. 175. 18' 0 1B .. , bnd"e 60 bp . . refrig/rool cooler. '73 3.SO "tt lh , "mli.c photo eq1up munu11I ,_.,,..,..,,. Y ,. • • Nc~p<>rlJO. lB, Cull race . Ch AC ..... i 4'1"-~ .. ni ~,,.. 01111'' l'!Altl.'I' \mrr Sot11, "d . t t"t j · ht f ...,.....,.,. __ comp! ng w/lrlr Mu»l gear. oulstandlng cond. cu m evy eog, , T\\.o "'"' ohl l'Jll 1\1 " •VIKI . J fn1t.t1:h" '11lllW SI.It Surt \lum Mal'rame. ~w~t e~. ig& 1b C~ I P-,kt!l Sc . sell $995, 549·42311 or $22,000. 833.511411 dys; 1~gs, AM /l''M cas~etle, SO.CALIF'S 1.AltGIST fleetof"New" Motor Home Rentuls. Over 110 1977 models t.o ch005e from ; L8'to32' Insurance included Uale's RV Rentals. Int'. R.otk-r h 7Wt 7:l!'>ll 1..1.: tblh )I~> or b .. 11t ufr t•er1unic~ bt-all!!, pot" .'ti'?". em~ 3mlu0c4 4 n~eb .ocl .... ~.~ 6<&2.-9596 evs/wknds957·1666 bike rack ell'. $3100 llJll~ u:,1 4~ lfflll Walle~e Ln. llH mu ~ m 0 r c · • ner. Hlg .,. ow . .,,..., --675~ afl 5PM m••~ • . . !11)21.$)!1 Mc Kinley Wy , CM . Cal1846-3581. WEL.LCRA.F'fNOVi\250 2;· E RICSON lot:. or ---C;t;R~ \11; sb .. ph .. rd ·1 MOVINC TO fo'LOIOVA ~ .. 545-Ta87 • SuperStereo-will sell '~ 24'. twin Mere 888's equipml Xlnt. cond. BectricCan 9130 '730penroad.1''Ullconl'd )ear m.11(' tr111nt-<1 &. S \Lf Bub~ •rand HorMS 8060 . . l/O's,cuddy cab1n,cov-Makeofr.528·1758 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4,000m1.Llkenew.Must. good with • htldrf'n f · i: h . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ldct new, 14· IZV ~arden pnceorbitorr er tandem lrlr 675·8280 Enclosed electric car ID sell 848-8123 ~115311 l>IMllO '>0 J :> c rs. • • pal.lo u~ WI.IS 'l\ccess. Call~ • 'H I •. . . . . -----drt.>s.&cr ... bookto. lot:> ol Palum1no f l}lto lieldin.i. Cost nM. sell $65 2 re· --Ol"675 7884 16 ob e "' Tr~Ller. hke g~ l'Ond . 4 new but· .17 FOU RST AR 23 • \lai;sh~ll ~eld goodies' <.luurlt.>r horse II yr:.. {Uld{Uoned elec addm& CB'ers Teaberry, 23Ch: FISHJNG MACH Jefrlrei. new $1700 With Xtras. tenes, asltin& $3.S0 1ofr bunkbeda, AM/FM tape: ~l·~42or64.4 7882 ~Ill cuod Prut trained machmc cash reguners w SUrduste.r ant on 30 24' twn screw io'B SSl-0323 64.S-6932 ·rse contro l A IC TO GOOD 110\t t~ He.wt gra)' Ion& h.11r 1'.1t11•n . lJlj J603 Sp.rn1i.h lle,agon table c 'l, I:! KITTl!:Nb "l'•rncd w 6 t>hrs ··hamdelaer. Jnd lram~ Pt S1.tmt>w •·a1J1nd dr) bar. desk & ~ 16U • h1 -;ewintr cabinet Sho~ Wmner Pu~h hut · pusbup Pwr mike Coax · c • ;00 ·1500 Ph675·lsw ~~h.S36~B-pwr~S200.645-3sm · r1aht'g ctir. Rad. 'ndr C~20 W/frlr 6hp0 B. Motorindllkes 9140 +other x tras. PP . WESTERN SADDLE Plus f'lll<" l4ck. Xln\ cond Sl60 bi;t ufr ti'iS-1236 ur bi5 125 7 1.• .......... Cl k nng -etc. 751-1610 \HF 5 sails. cvr. extras. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl4.000 842·1818 .....~·· tK' rl'pai • "'' t •-tlf -~ 640-6772 "IOPED 8 d ---re~11bw. also buy & °"~ uner "' amp ier zr Cbns Craft Expresio . " • atavuio J: 1-'or Sale '75 Dodie Mini Wl11tc Killen fem.ill· mos old 1 Blul' t•v1· l!rn e~e Mtl·749R " btor.i&e Ct lop ~nda :1 tor t·uttlng ~1og.le bed. 7 I 1h'J\le1' drc:1ser & m1r· 1or i end tbl!, 6 h1mps, sell ~tocks Peterson's $125. '60. Twn 185 CC eng Lo KITE.Xlnt coed. oond $300.CallShuwn. Nt.>wporler All xtras. 493-40tlll S4t;.2tS7 -hr!>. $6600 o f r PP SiSOPvt.Pty 642.1802 64().7828 !\tw.tsell 536-9533 MOVING SAl,£ ·2 bwrn. K~ Model 24 AM t FM 1>'75-6462 Schock Sabot e ui d Vespa Ciao Deluxe model. ·75 PACE AHROW_27_' -Lo- t-'or Sale (Juarter hoftle dl'ellters. tpwrmow~r.4 Slereo.Garra.rdturntbl. SEA RAY 22 ' C uddy for ra~1og. ,Lik~ ppe 2000mi's.$3SO. mile!>, lo11ded 189 ~tuslang m.irl' Very dinine rm cbr~ •record 2 KLH s~. like new, Cabin f\c1:e!>sones. Call631-3180SSSO new. Cal1642·4.286 VirgmlaPl.Cr.1 l\ITI'ENS. I blk wh1 r;ih1·11. :11 ~ mo'i. ohl t;13·!''9'l!• Darllng l'upp1l'' c ;nm Shep& Cnlhe m1~ h Wk-. nld 642·4407 Kl'fTENS '! male" matcht•1l .! lt'm fluffy 'lld g<I home w children lo IOH' tht·m Suzanne 751 161141 Kitten. mule I mu 11111 FI u r I v ~ r l' \ 1· II I 11 I IH.2-~~ .; \10 OLU PllPI'' lf'm lk-.i1tle i:old rel' ml'I. Lovable doll l).lti ~!rl:l Fvm.iturt' 80 50 l!l:i 1303aft6'30 PM DOVER SHOllES ~IH Kini.: mauresb. springs, & sprl'ad. low ehest. btn old wuod dm ~N. odds & 1·111b IH~ 02112 gentle & we ll trained player, I couch. 1 book ~~ camper top, I yr new. PUCH Moped, Jes!> lhan t ---Ell01ish 'Westcrn ridlna ~h II Sn n Q ~1 9e "'"'l Dodoe "'XC .. 'L 19 "' .-e · ,,a n ". Boeb&Marine SAVE581·1090 yrold.Lom1.xlntcond."'' "'"' "' · Call Mary Hal.ls 640·1995 hdbOllrd 636 3'164 e-.; '1J: ,, ___ ,, ____ . ~ . sips 6. comp self cont'd or :'wtad t>lrnt• 8J1nder . . ..,..,...,.. 13 ' WHALEK 20 hp • ;.AllllJl.Mllllll 4111. Bargain price al $4.25. Xlnt cond.$6900 7516610 640-11277 O'Kt-;Elo'I!: & Merritt dbl. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Johnson. 1o~u11 c·vr. Gd _ '71-7614 968-1027 --- oven stv . JVO<·ado, xlnl. CieMral 90 I 0 cond $1500 675·4896 ~f:.!:' Trailers. Tra•ef 9170 flashy well i;tarted A~JIA cond. $200 Twin mul· ••••••••••• •••• ••• • • ••• ---· -' 25 Lancer salf' ~875 Sc 9 I SO ••••••••••••••••••••••. llall lbl w 1m~rror. brwn <;eldmg 2 yrs. li(Cntlc ',re· tress S2(1 ~:! 2611 11ft \4' Runabout w !50 h .p. 16' Wood f1shin~ boat, 27 Santana SJ~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,75 Starcraft ten~ 'trlr Sip XO" i·nud1. formal m<tple ad?" for whatever. tall 6pm Mere &: trlr. S700. 12' SOHP Me re clel· bll:1rt, 211KingsCrwser ... 'l 900 '70 HD Sporlsler . Xlnt 6, st v, s ink, ice box. lhl & d11·-.. Old daw foot 49iH597 before 3P_M. -Runabout & trlr $4()(1. 08, whl st.eerml( . lrlr , 18 JO Pearson ~·ooo cond. Rebuilt eng, trami, Hookups. $.1350. 5511.1342 prnnostool64~·0072 Pure .ijred App~ colL. A::;~:: !~OoJd~o~~c~ _Mustsell.642-8929 • ~:~el tank. $650 .. ~~::a~I sss:600 semi-chop.S1750ormake 17'w/20'ofrm,must11ee. Velluw rorm1l·<i Jroplcaf Joker bloodline. 11000 or avocudo, 12. per yd 111· fo'olboat canoe type w/all :nCFrace' S63 500 orcer .S47·1845 c ta hie&. -& chair~ Mt S57·4122Carolyn -ld0 pad 837 -7425 ur acce:.sories Nu <'o nd. 6!1 . 15 • 1.-, be r G I a~ IOCheoy • --~ 586°000 -Vac. ready SlSOO. all ----.. • """. . ' '71500 Kawasaki M1t<'~ 3. (714)846-3936. 673-7535 IJAYGEW.>lNG lf'JS-3183 $190.548·7408 Run1tbou t 65HP ForAnySa1lboat needs motor work $22S. • _ -.- G Sol 8055 ~IUSTSF.E'. . B g 1\-U T It " n " in" loafl. MaibteftCllKe Jssoootm. 963son7,""~'eecls work Call Us Or Best orrer 646-9400 21 Af?ache . Solid side arage • S2<!0U SS:.! t>-Gll • ,. ., ol\I ~ campmg trlr. 9 mo old. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 haske\b. \er)' rca:. 22'lll Set-vie~ 9020 HOllE 16 6:"M 2PM Mon-Sat Refrig, blr, awnmg, add f'IU. S \T & SUN Sorrel Gl'ldmx .1pprox 'a ~Ln. till !!68·9229 ••••••••••h••••••••••• Boats. Reid t'w.tom color hull:. t·ol· Ke~ a·room, toilet. other lkt'l11ll'r " vibrator & , ... ., Pa1d SlOOO C11n be CITRUS Trtcl> hl'urmg HULL CLEANING Charter 9050 ored sails, xtras ·71 Harley Sportster '(lras. Under wrnty. Nu ht•.tl .. nd tbh t•hr,, s~n&le,.triddenJlong rrull -''t o 11' ldll SoCoastYacbtSer' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 963-9113 Justrebil . .Must sell cond.963-4273 lamp:. many other nice bch \\.'111 nt'g pru:e Call Sl2 S0-$16,SO 548 2046 58l·lll2 CH ... ltTIUI l'hund~rbird Sloop _ Be_slofCer.548-0JSij 17• Aris•~rat, SJ"" 6, aii· ••••••••••••••• •• •••••• thml(' X2.'>2 Tyler CirC'le Dai:.y Oa\ I~ !>52·814~ or ~ A .... ~ -""' .... raptarn chair:. 'ohcl mJ II H 1 '\;r Beac h & 552·~ ~.11rclide Electm· t:h11ir UNDER WATER CT 41 w / m oo n n g . $6500. V/5 110 Sporlsler. Low cood. toilet . shower. pie .a2·· round table µlus Yorktown 1968-1929 Xlnt conditwn $~95 DOCK CLEANING FULLY EQUIPT Priva te Parly. Call mileage, xlnt eond . vamty w /wasb basin. leaf SlllO Wnoclhrrdite . . Jewelry 1070 11'73-4256 So Coast Yacht Sen L>ay, week or month 833-8060 _ S2400/ofr. 499.4444 & wtr htr. furnace, ref rig. '>59ti33C1 3 IJm1ly Gara~er M101 •••••••••• .. •••••••••••• 581·1112 ForreservauonscJll HOllEC ... T 16 952.7275 stove w/oven. Pressurf' h1kl'. compactor. ~t.ereo 60 ydll 2 yr old off wht -673-8399 A wt.r syst.em , 5 man rub Wardrobt• l'IO,<'l 5:!5 J maple bar -;tool' ~ Jll ·~jl)~I() ~vkr. lob of goodies WANTED aculj>l ctpl, S'l.50 .>rd Boab,Marine Goodcond$139S.673-2050 '75 Yamaha Enduro, bcrboat, w/5 HPeng. & :>c s.!00 1724 Port Shef· TOP CAS H DOLLAR 846-7612.554-0676 &ppment 9030 . perfect cond . 360 mi, sail, stored in closet. EZ. f1dd. NB Sat Sun 10·5 p A 1 o F Ok y OU R -- -••••-••••••••••••••••• Boab, Sail 9060 L-l~. 12 of Fu~ for day never been in dirt. S.">69. Lift hitch. like new. $3200 JEWELRY. WATCliES, INew1 h .. rdwood lbl legs SAVE to 25« on all ••••••••••••••••••••••• sailing or racmg. XJnt 646-6670 firm.5411·1372 Reaullful old nrnatt'IY l FAMILIES ART OBJECI'S. GOLD, w/bruckets, less than i, manne efectrnc'11. VHI<', SOUTHWESTERN cond. Only $575. 962-6l16. r·arved Sofo. ·'" " \.;k l'llCil! Potomac Ln cGlen ·I LV E o s· •RV l CE wblse price other Jd KDF d th d · t -:-• Honda '76 400·1''0UR Alrstream 24' 1004. ~cir 1ng ~00 ~ 072:1 S '' c. • • • P im r 5' e t· YACHT SA.LES 12 Dory. 9 oars. Glenn Xlnt cond. XLNT COND cont, gd cond. S2500. or "·" l .-.r Bus hard fo'INE l-'t1R N & A N Swap m e el ite m s Ca ll556'6200. l-'1&Jl32.3S,45.45MKll LlO Both complete . Call673·1066 bestofr.968·7684 Smoke (;l;r"' t'ol l'hl, ,\tlum" HI ;rm to 5 pm TIQUES. 645-2200 898-1183 Sh.ark 24 Sloop S6l00 Makeorr. 494·6482 - --------$\150 .. \rt>a 1111{ 111\12. Sat Sun S m all 11 P ---~ • -:i ---4-0HPJobnson.xlnlcond. M 28 $22.S ---YAMAHAlOOENDURO Auto5ervlu ,Parts "-itt•h Tbl Ii t·hr ... hi pllant·t•-. TV, Br set. DIAMONU RING "'luw· Two-Min eii :.euls (or four <.:-0ntrols incl. S450. Pvt N:~':t 30 ~~~l $21! •IOO SANTANA 22 # 43. Never Ab:!olutely clean. 5425 & AccnsoriH 9400 "rn':...0,1 Twn llc•rt in.ill ~kall'',m1M' less,center !!tone.2Ct.& G e rm11n lungu<1ge pty.673-5051 ~...,, Of.fer r aced . S5300 . Ca ll "'"'·"""l&646_,,.,",, ... ..,. 2S poinl:S' w 18 Cllral ft 35 oper u m SeulUe July 18, • ------Ncwp0rt 30'st2 I 633-7902 0range """'""" .....,., ••••••••••••••••••••••• "i-15 1'1111 I.amµ SHI 81kt•,.., lawn 1urn, mi111: point.s.151.8000 l&i 21anti23. Will sell at Like new! 12' f1ber11la:;:. lsldr:JOllLouded i:UM --S uk GT 8 SAVE WITH [) r a Pc' · ' ~ l I 1 1 11 n houst•hold item!> Sun all ---c.osl Rept¥ to Box No. l'Ombo outboard·rowbout Erwin 32 Dsl 1-qµl $34.5 CHALLENGER 32 1974 uz 1380 . · ellul. USED & REBUILT hanJers)prJVO!'. l60xll4, 1lu\ IXJH Port Tiffiri. Liv•tocft 1075 9199 P.O. l!ox 1560. L>a1ly ~·beam S250.496-1015 <.:ol.34Super $32,800 1975. Diesel. VHlt'. =-~i091'.°~-~s. $490 FOREIGNCARPARTS gold bnx:adl' pr 11.tnl'l :'>ll·~ pm1 lkh •••••••••••••••0 •••••• Pilot, C.M. 92627 ----9040 l'U.,i 3Slike ne"' SSSM shower, ped. steering, ' o/Englnes 113~-~d,.prd yl'I krn1>1 Rel>(. Morgan mare . lJroka -~ T-~ -loab, Power CT41Charter"r S76M depth fndr, slip & more. 1973 BMW R60/5 Fa1ring. JTransmu1s1ons IH4·1fJJb <.:ondcnsrng S br to Z br to ride & drive blk "Tl\~ Racquet Cluh of ••••••••••••••••••••••• PuJi45anxiow; OfCer 675-8280or 675-7884 bags, mint condition. JRear End:. -11?mc l"unuturc. Bar & parade Morgan ~ldmg. l rvrne· single mem 27','TrojanCrwser l:'uJi4.5Crwse $11111\1 -5'&6-9583. /Tires RetterthJnnt.>w 2 grcttn d1nell<' ~cl p:11nt1nKs • .l!:ng , Western 11141 ~rsbJpror sale.CallAn Twm v8's,rad .. sounder Charten.&Shl>" WANTED. Coronado LS o/Fenders velvet b.i rrt·I i·h.i 1r' 1:eram1c1o. pots ell'. for 338-lOll _oe-LlseMS-5464 _ Pa1Dlt!d, tuned, read~ 2220 Newport Bl. w/cartrlr. Gd cood. Call M/C trailer, Jarge wheel. ./Doors Be~utyre't twin hoxspr I 9301 ,. .. 673-'"""" 2 I d ked $175 rng & mattrr~o, Olmni? ;t ~· !lti3-2080"rccnw1c ... Mad.Jeer, 1078 WhJrlpool elec dryer $90 S7SOO AY646·9000 673-9211 ...,,,., ra1 . ec540-4684 ./Bum~~PORT lable & 1 l'h.iir-. c;1rl-. ·-•••••••••••••••••••• AdmA/CSlOOcash LIDO 14 Hobie 14. Good cond. No -AUTO SUPPLY h1cy<'le Phont>r..ts 131!1 11 Yr•'1n I hse HELP. Rub,ber llred framjnii 06J.-07m 1148·37!>J JO' Sea Ra Trailer. Extras trlr. 9i50 500cc Yamaha TT. 77 IOlN. Manchester. lt20Gillden:rod. CdM. .., 12 .. bl d cxlel . d d . . JS $2.l~ 642-6706 675-2543 model. Only ridden 4 \naheim 776 9900 t 'nm l\. t•hr. mah111:<1n' Sat&cSun ~.."'i:.~di'alSka111~.8""m V11:l or elec ll an g _ ---umes ' . _ __:__ lbl. iron patio thl i:rwHI .,.., "411 ~ 3hp macl:une, S3S 2060 Stale Demo.~ Appt. Cal 20. 1mmuculate wrlh Lido 14 w/trlr. s ail No. · 751.7119 HEW ronrl. bllt ofr49!1 :rn~ \'10\ 1-.G· Sun 12·5. 2242 493-11.S3af\6 • oft Oak. c l\f. aft. 12 noon Harifs°'•s 0 /8. full equip $3700 4273, like new. $2200. or ------- -(.'hanOt'I Rd Ralboa Ml··-~ 8080 .., • ., •• .,.,askfor"'1ch bestoffer.!>52·1596 1912 Yamaha 100 MX. TWll'upsal yourhome Rraod n<•\\ hv<h kmic .., I' \ I . r l'I ~ MOVl .... G s-Ray .,...........,.. n Guaranteed &.licensed. • II I en1n PP '· ur . ••••••••••••••••••••••• " ...... -goodcond. S275 <'ash rin '' "' lu " ·' 'n wtr m1sr Ovt1tondi-lteW.s J tOI Pacific C~ Hwy 32' ERICSON: LJunched ERICSON 2·35. no better 968-.6823 840-3742847-6076 lied,.631 .:l!\60 :\l;inu ··~ 61 late '75; bnslol cond & buy for race or crwse. -. Ooublched S.15. bubycrib Antqs. Hall1.r'ee le mir· Hwptlda • l-2547 nicely equipped. $29,750. Newport.673-0444 1917 Kawasaki KZ400 4/9.50xl6.5offroadttres&. \I n ' l n ~ I '' r ~ .i. I t> & mattr~~" SJ.~ <~d conn ror. Desk. Trash Com 64().94()8 eves & wknds. Special. $650. 545-3973 aft 8 lug whls, S35 ea. Toyota 1urniture hkt• n•·~ < all !'>.1ff·0293 baclor. Refrie. babf UDO 14 wttrler Sl095. Gd 6 wkdys anytime wknds Land Crwser 6 cyl eng • • .rt ti . .in ~ •·11·11111 1t furn. bunk!: & m\U?h BAY LAUNCH '6li CAL 25. Cus tom cond Near Coron a . gd. cond. Comp exhaust t>11777!i 1-:-.11111• :)aU> ot houi;ehold more. 2'l42 \;n&.nne l Rd. 18.CentwyLopstralle galley. LP~. GEN. (714)780-8258 FOR IMMEO. SALE system & m a ny xtra Sf G G It L"I 1 furn111hing~. unit pm·c lboaPenin.&73·4174 1 d SPIN.Dingyincl'd.Good HONDACL360 Sixspd. parts, new & u sed. n a rn •111 r ora SIOOO 49116796 Compl~te Y restor e -cond. $790 0 /or ofr. 18' Sol Cal $1900. Trtr, Xlntshowroomcond.2.53 646·1740 Good C 11 ncl ~I oo no 2 wtut.e Flokat1 for rug,;, varnished deck, r ails & ,.96 ,...17 xtras .. yellow, w /yellow. actual mi'Jes. Purchu•ed ~c·> """" 9 12 •"" w1ndsb1"eld. Equipped " ·vo ....... ., ·1 646 7597 " .,..,4 • .,...... (;A HAGE S,\1,1-: Sat & x • ...,ea. --------wmSa1 s. -Aug "76. Luggage rack, Autos for Sal• Sun M(W1ni:outof state ! 640·0239 w/everythingforimmed 14'LehmanFG.s111lboal adJ'us table backres t .••••••••••••••••••••••• SPECIAL SALE Xlnt Bar14ulns. 211s San· use. Beaut showpiece. $450. HOBIE 16. New tram· Pl 114991231 n " Inlaid wood l'Orfet• & l'lld 1.1,\nu Ave . 1111. 631 1481 Call for details. S4200. 673 14400r673.1320 poUoe. Yell/Gold bull. ease ca · 8 0> ~· tbls. re~ $.140 Nilw 1111ly 673-8834. Gdcond. $1450.675-4896 pm wkdys, a ny time Classic.· 9520 S1H5. Starting Sat ,11 New ~eman ,\1t cond1· Enc. 2·35 COMMOTION, Islander 30_ Mark l I, wkods. ___ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ntE FURNITtl~E tioner ror O'lotOC' tim. l\ew one or the fastest~ best VHF 2 boat owner Musl ·71 Norton 750 Cornman· • PINSTRIPIHG. rON:'>IEC1'IO:-I tool box for P .U. WaU equipped 35 av1ulable • · d I 1750 rt hand a~t lfell. liml L 11 II. heater. 111,. i.:otr eart. 114-673-TIOO sell $22,000. See at o. c ean, . or o er. Free ,25/up548·7387 K42 1244 Slteel lt'gal. air l'Ornp Newport Arches Marina. Must sell! 546--0096 1956 T-BI d p /S p /8 Clothe~ & you name'~! LAPWORTH u.eu,gn 333.3 W Coast Hwy. Call '76 Honda 3SOXL, st legal, auto, boJ; ~JlS. Recond' \IOVING '1u~t 'ell ' An Sat Sun IR'! V1r!!1nl11 Pl. Fbrgl.s SLOOP 24 · Race _c7i 4 I 67~~ _ _ xlnt cond. $800. Yamaha 56950. 675-0204 1 1 q u t I' 1 n e Tb t. 6 CM _ ___ rigged. Slps 4, 0 /8 & ex-p "f c ta Gd 125MX S2.50 548-9688 henlwood "hair~. fllll'Cn J2'Chns Connie tras. Recent!} haule d. aci I<' a ma ran · · -'64 LUlcoln Continental. 'uf a bDd . H • 1 o u l' h . 4101 Robuo L>r. Irv, R11<'· 673~ cond. Includes trlr & ex-·72 HONDA 500/4 Exce.1 mint cond. New tJre:.. ' lwn V-8's, radio. etc. tras $1400 645 7491 leather t·ha1r. µar~Onb quetClubTracl.nrSanta · · ·· _ cond . With Fairing. Sac.Sll.95.751-0147 L' ,..,9 ""28 °-t Sl6,500. AY646-9000 14' Calamarun w trlr ... k -•-.. ..., "'""'" t<1bles. lovei.tial&l'ha1r. :1na ,.W) . .,., -ve '3CI on· ----Bestorfer CLASSIC Columbia. 5.5 ... a e vu . .-r.-w __ 1954 Moraan. custom 1eak chair & much mQre I>. IO·S PM 11' i reen 24• SEA RA y Call S48-0350 US. 29. Xlnt cond. ~ /5'!! 1972 Kawasaki 500. bot fiberglass body, lo mi. ~10 1454 floral ir.ofa. xllll cond ~ '1011 Sunliancer brabd new HP O/B. $8000 firm. street bUce SSOO bst ofr ,,~ 646-8045 Sloo Sohd watout con· ...... 1, ...... ,000 + mvest· l2' Kite w/trlr. aood. cond 61~256Sdys, Mary -·-d• . .,..1• .-18• _,.,. I u"tomm.iflt' 01 nJte temporary style coffee ........... _.. • .,. .. a"..., "" 5---------- 1urn1ture 7 !'.q1111re table 175 Mateh1n~ end $CASH FOR$ ed. guaf..loaded. free 100 $700/best. ofr. 556·174 21' Venture trJr OB 3 -'55 T-Bird. Restored, rhll i;ilJSSlOP<'offe.thl.2sc<' l"bl .. .-. ialoC(Ud.PrM:edtosell. eves/wkndll .,_ • • ..,975• e n g. 646·7966 evu. " .-,,.,., 1l4J833.a575 aft 7. day~ , . --58113' many xtras ""· · 75 YAMAHA 125 En-548-6227days 114 is { 6 • ( 2 0 0 . 0 . 31 Columbia Contender. •ul56 cliro Less than 4 000 ---a!anoUuS xlnt cond. mus t. sell , B, • • 1914 Excali bur Repo ~ \' , -5'995/0fr 642·24SS 23 CllpperO trlr. koot, miles. $395. Coll must sell.50,000mi.Ask •Trawler l9'M Island atps 5,all safety. bottom 67S..3622e¥ff 1ne $16,000/bsl ofr. New 1 5 1\ ' S e a S P r a Y _Pal.Ill PP. 633·6l63 ' <OOOMCS> 114/752·7531. CAL24 With Newport Shp. "16 CB 36()'1' Honda for as· '66 Classic Lincoln Con· sumplion of loan. Call tinentaJ. $400. ----1 645-51194 7·10:30am. or aft 642-5166 3pm. RecnatfoNt --- 'T.JHonda3504 cyl. Vehldff tS30 PtRFECT! ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673-7123 #8000 R1msey winch with •---------brackets +power lakt'· i4 Hooda 550/4 Xlnt. New ofJ to fl~ J-terles Jeep 4 into l Must sac. $8'75 or S150 54!1-9688 trade. 979-0141 aR10PM 1--·--- dunnaweek. ~ lece. ... '540 Yamaha. 175 YAM . 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• trail 90 'a (Ronda). !lhrve&q"• car fo r J4U9, DERBY RACING. c.&Jl*(IGT I ' • ' t1 , . ' .-... .. _... tllO _,.. W.t.4 tlto ...... ,~ w ••. 1 ... ,...w Autos,, .. ,...... w ... 1 .. porffd Sunda ~ 10 1m DAllY PI crr DJ . ............ •••••• •••• • •Ai• ••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••• •••••••••••• •••••• •• • • • • ••••••••••• •• • • • • • • • • • • •• • • •• • ••• • • • • • • •• •• • • ••• •••••• •• • --.---...... ..,.... ...... --.. ______ -P" ____________ _ AMC faP WI PAY TOP DOLi.Ai\ .... a.-o '701 IMW 9712 Daburt f720 Dot-. f7JO Aufot, l•,...W A.toa. l•pot"ted Aldot, l•ported • I .. c ... .-.. FOR TOP ustv CAR8 ..................................................................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• .............................................. ····:~~~::::~····,·,·:·o· -w. JORklON, DOMESTIC Honda 9727 Mtrce• hu '740 Merewun _.... .., ft OUTIJCLL ALL or CLASSICS * ALPA llOMIO • DRIVE A 1968 Datsun 1300 w /shell, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• J SP DBALltM tr your us i. extra clou 01\.\NGE COUNTY'S LITTLE liOO. New Ures. Call aR a-~ New ,77 1 -.... '75 4.llOSEL, silver aray. lNTH&ITATE *u.Nnl tlD&ALER! ••• 6,M2·9~ t"'UllU ---ZA.000 au sun roof, fully NUel IMY9n'OIY IAUU IUtCk All '77 model• In 11lock. & I n • H OADWAY SAVE A LOT 11:1.... 97•5 HONDA Cars Hew -u .. c1 loaded 842.9371 A1t llodel.1Naw .. U1ed H Up&oll300olfonrem11n-""" , IAU1ft1AVll1able *S arb<wRlvd, loa"rSmodtla. (18()6) SAMIA AHA SHOP&COMPARE ••••••••••••••••••••••• MAMY OVER 100 280 SEL, new paint & c..hW... eo.taMuH 1>79·UOO IUCHIMPOITS 835·3171 11.RWICKDATSUM '75 124 SPYDER. Xlot ToChooMFt-oml MERCEDES tires. AM/FM ca11>elle, AMC..... TO, &liltOOVF.STR~F.T t1t1uu1...,.,1011MNOMAGK1N1 SanJuanCaplatrano cond. 5 spd, AM·FM UNIVERSITY OMDIVLAY xlnlcond 615·5500 ~HARBOR d~vo. DOL• "'R (Nt!adhcArthur e'tvd. •USED IMW's* 831-1375 493.3375 caas., xlr11. Bs1. o rr. House of lmrorts 66 Mercedes 230, needs OMa .... Mt.toz:I """ &Ji.n1borot!Ru1td > '713.0CpeS/R 746LWB S41Ml50 OktamobUt AUTHORIZ D eng wort, best offer. ----P•ID Nt:WPOR'fOt-:A<.:ll '7t12002ol;pd S IR9~NLF Hoftdct Cars • GMC 545-4851 J .... -7•• ~ 752 OfOO '76~ 4.sp. Al}s 570PQM '75~ 124 SPYDER :S spd, T b MERCEDES DEALER ------!Air"• I P"OR CLEAN • '002002 ~p Air ZKG138 AM/FM, xtnt. eond. Beat NC 61162 Manchester, ,.,,, MBZ 250 SE Cpe. Xtra C J 5 ' a • (" J '7 ' 1 • ' . ' S,ECIALS ocrer. S41Ml.29 2850 Harbor Blvd. Buena Park "" _ __.. __ , WatonNtr., '76 Alfa Romeo Alletta '73 JO CS Cpe. 4spd Costa Mesa 540.9640 511 7250 clean, elec sunroof, n~w ~ .. -GT Lo ml, air, AM1l"M 220KMT 1976 DATSUM '75 FIAT Xli Xlnt cond -.. ~. brks, Just tuned. Wooden ~""i't~~oe:'°i::r~ radlo9900ml 833·9490 ClosedOnS..ndays 7102Door maia at~reo, ne~ '72HONDACOUPE OntheSantaAnaFwy. inter Evea&Wlcnds <U warranlya avaUable. SPVDKR Red w JblJ<lop. 1 ORANGE COUNTY'S Automallc with aircond. rad la '1 s. S4195 • p h S87~xcellc:Qt cond~:392 1972 Mercedes Benz ~ ,_993-_7_579 _____ _ C1,.t•llMtnt.c yr. old, lllUIJU ml., aliereo OLDEST (J59NXM>. ~·°'48 sedan . Red w /air & 76Mercedes450SE,Milan ID01l!lal,SA551.aooo ....,....,.ITC"'•S &ca~.LuMa.r11ek ,V11ylii MOWS3195 12 Flat 12.8 Sedan xlpt JOIJMI" 9730 stereo radJo, 6 cyl. Ex· brown/bamboo, sunroof. 1-.-v ""' 5.29 ll302 eveti 673 6M2 $ 888 DOVE STREET cood., lo mi, $1300 or best ••••••••••••••••••••••• ception11l cond. 673-6317 stereo, 12,000 ml, $18,000. ~nn:.~0:.~~~·&;:: AU.MODILS NearMacArthur ofter.Dya,55H323,evea, S4JAGXICl40 Byownr lmmac.PvtPly.S8H065 1974 ALFA GTY &Jamboree Roada 673-0628 Original racing model. :wl-aBU WI 2 Door. 4 speed, AM !FM • 833-1300 completly restored io· MBZ l968. 220/8. 4 Dr. Mercedes 72, 35()..(50 SL,. 19'19 Jeep cusL Waaoneer .... HD at11reo, ulr cond. & low Sules·Service·Leasing ·73 850 Spyder convt. aide & out. New engine, auto, xlnt cond. 87,000 llllle use, lo mi, must be Ute new Lo.lded lOM ... mil& <~BV> Roy Corver,lnc. TOP IUYER 19,500 mi. Ma& whls. lug· 700 miles, new trans. nu. $3800. Ph 838-<WO or seen to opprec. Trade. S 6 3 0 0 P I P CL••"""' PRJC•"" TO 51r.•L Rol ls koyce BMW &•e us first, & liut! Top gage rack, 8·trk stereo. 01111wrs manual, service ~~ 7l4-499·3700 mi.• · SAA ...,. -l>IOJ bo Mint cond. S2l50. P/P. t INFR7"") --------- C31'>2S'HW US:>o~RS IEACH IMPORTS Newport 0:il~h r::o.64it4 dollacS'~~~r~Er~t.s. Only owner . 673-4285 papeo:.; $7tl9~ ~·.~:.": ••••••• !~~~·.~:.": ....... !~!>_~ T,.b '560 C"U.P"PPY 848DOVESTREl':T 7 B _bc_t_ DATSUN 1970 Frat • .,. Coupe.New MOTO•C"RS •• . .!.~-********!*****'*******~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,.. ,.. tNear MacArthur Blvd. -I ::ivana. , au · car, englne n~ paint new " "" '"· -• ~ "73 Toyota PU. Locally 540·5630 &JamboreeRontll stit·k , air, s unroof, 2845llarbor8lvd Ur-,n'ewbr-·1.esii..mar1 D'RIGANCE •! • ow o e d . A M I F M NEWPORT BEACH metallic blue. Must sell! Co!ita Mesa 540·6410 wheels. Astiliig 'i2soo~ 626 W l7lh, SA ,., at • radlo+t'xtra11 Gd cood. 752-0900 A..,k1n g $6200. Tim , MUST SELL! Call S47-i250 it If ,.. S2200rUT0.49'J-3lOS .a. .. ..a 9707 4~ !l-l.73oro&U7·4~ _ ·75 8210 2 Door. AM/FM ~-0372 Jensett 9732 it ;: • "626 HARIOR ILVD ......,. C 9715 radio. Lo mi. Mint cond. . ••••••••••••••••••• •••• + I • 1973FordF250.4whldrv. ~ · ••••••••••••••••••••••• apn 642 ·6271, 552·7181, i4F1'atSoyder.AM /FM. it * • M• .. tSac ftack, •~·l """. ___ C_OSfA MES_A ••••••••••••••••••••••• or 75 J H f • -• """ -~ 73 Audi tOOSL. xlnt eond, .73 VG 4 pd xlnt con<l 542,6166 Co.nnie 1s.ooo mi's. $4000. Call • etlsetl ea y + • P /S,nuP/H,CBradlo. CAROUTLET 4 ·dr , mun, uir . ~· :. ·• · · 1975 DATSUM t>l2·0189 SSpd,(20903) stt:reo, it •*.*******;* **! AM·FM. 675·8643 C--h ..___ C-· .~~2_9a,!?7ruc radio $2500 c· • .,.87~ or !l6J."'.!45 l7,800 mi, dream car. it ,. • ... .----• ,.., .,, .,.,., -v• 1210 FAS TIA CK '75 X19. A/C, loaded. Pert. b~ or lease, $.S995. at • '74 Ford Ranchero. Air. • Paid For Or Mot Oahun 9720 With air cond., radio & cond. UlSO/oh'. C--8and Jffp City , ~it • PS/PB, radio With bhell '73 Audi 100 LS t hi O 836 1160 ""I""'' Xlnl ~nd . ..,100 or ofr 214511ARBORBLVD. .uu o. ue, ••••••••••••••••••••••• healer. nly 28,000 · .200lE.l8t,SA&$8-8000 • • ,.. w .., (Hnrhor &V1ctorl1) air. AM /FM 1:otereo, sun • miles 1298MXE), Sale . . • 11 • 646 3213or 833 9199 __ COSTA MESA roof. xlnt cond. pp $2750 1975 280Z Xlnt cond. Nu pncerl al l!f6 Fiat Xl9. Lo m1. Must Karmann Ghfo 9735 •-_ -~--~· • ·1.5 Dix Luv, AM /FM tape, 642·0653 &l6·S43l ~1~~~/u~~;~';:onsbsct~~~::. ONLY $3225 ~ee. S461t:.0468 ••••••••••••••••••••••• it HERB : ~""'· • ~8( a/cond, shell, sun •---------...... IERS 1961 Karmann Ghia. Fully •FRIEDLANDER SJ.II .Qi} • "root, mags etc. $3200 or '72 .AUDI 197 :ts.tg aft 5Pm --...,_.. 1974 124 Sports Convert, 2 reconditioned in & out • IS Mi\KIJ'li(; : •. • * • • • * • • * * * ! ofr.548·3839 WE PAY Auto, 4-<ir Mint cond. ·n 210 Z. air. AM F:\t ~UJ~ C~TCE~ tops, AM /FM stereo, Excellent. $1600. 546-4321 • GR•:AT D•:Al.S • ,. TOP DOLLAR Onginalowner.SlS!IS mags. I s pd. S369S 1~25 540e9,~9 · · 20.600 mi Xlnt cond. Mcnda 9739 • • • ·1s-4x4 Chev 'h ton sbortbed, 17M mi . l oaded . $5 700. Ph 5.59·1422, 768-8331 John FOR t-tlFTY 673.7932 W1·430011ys,837·4416e\'s • $3895. 752·57e2or673·4666 ....................... :50'·FREE' • • IMPORTS ·75 280Z. 1mm;H· rond '73 Datsun 240Z :'11 UST 1971 Fiat 850 Racer. Good it •l•k&Mo.odaui .... • • '70 RARE Super 90 Gd \Ju~l sell Arr , ,\:\l,F;\I SELL MAKE OFFfo:R. Cund. SU~. 752-5752 or "' .... .,,.,.., .... . miracle mazda MARc;>UIS MOTORS mileage, must sell. $995. stereo tape. mags, new 1!7J.58S2 night.s. 631-3530 673-4066 Jt Jt '65 PoP.ge. Gd running. "°o"" MJrgunr-1le Pkwy .~n .. •1me 75" l"'"' ltres & brakes pp Call Ja)'s • ,. Me tal rack 1Campcr """""' "' · ~OJ• ' "°" afl 6P;\1 832·2759 or . • _ , , 69 F111l 124 Sport, great she 11. Make orr er 8l~ll·12SS8·8100N4V915E·JI 0210 PRICED TO SELL 1973 ti75 0.1:12 14 260Z 4 spd .. AM f M. looking & running. $1575. s:JG.5825 mag whls. new eng. 548·6321 2150 tf.-bor lf•cl. --------__ _ ----1\udi 100 LS Only $2400 ·~ . --.-. -.--s1ooo 640 L"23 ---------XI n t con d , s un rf. ti (,~Id lfiOZ 2+2, air. · ""' 9727 C:... MeM 645-5700 ·75 FIOO, 6 cyl. 3 spd, lots Autos, lm---'ed J\'\1 "':\t !ltrk t XI il Honda o( extt'us. S3900. Call •••••••••r:;: •••••••••• i\M fo":\t 8 track See at . '" ape . I 1976 Datsun 280Z, utr. 207 Abalone Balboa cond, $52.'IO. Day:. (21J) A:\1 /FM stereo casselte. •••••••••••••••••••••••'73 RX-2.31K,clean,good blwn6pm·9pm,673·155l General 9701 Island. 640 1308 & 7956~58 or t:\'es 12 13) ~1lver.cu:.t1nt..831·3967 '76BrwnClvic.AM/FM8 cond. Open, must sell. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 675·9307 IJ!l 86/iS - ---lrk, mats, 20.000+ ml, Call 642 052'2. 1972FORD COURIER "CICUP With CAMPER SHELL. AM t FM litereo tape, radio , heater, w /s /w tires & low mileage. <86S44SJ. A rent sacrifice SPECIAL INVENTORY SALE .73 D t 610 St \" 260Z. l\1C Xlnt cond ,17nt cond $3100/Best .7., Ma·· .. a, RX2, 4 dr, xlnl '71 Audi lOOLS 4 dr a sun a "gn S4300 84 -l!607 n6PM " £U AM /FM, drk grn.' mint. ' !!lereo, new tires. xlnt. 968 398.s a run'g cond. New seals & 613·9429 PP 55 1·1989 11fl 6PM ·10 Audi JOOLS, sunroof. Autos, t-tew 9800 Autos, Mew TR7 Heodquarfer~! s 11 7 s. We ekda ys ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------=,...-=• ill 5·1976 Super-sharp, Low 537·23!19, <>r weekends mileage Tli7's m s toc k, t).M).19'.!9 some with (Jctory air - cond Pr1red right. Can IMW buy or lcai.t~. l'ull today •••••••• ••••••• •••••••• '73 Triumph TR6 4·spd, \;\I FM radio, "" Chevy ,.,T P.U. Good luggJiJe rack, Low miles, ~ Che,orry' Thi:, week only. 1>hape. SSOO. Better $4<195. <SerCt'll377U) ONLY $2025 tolABERS AUTO CENTER l-425 Baker St . C M. 540-9109 SADDLEB CK BMW hurry. 846·ti533. '76 SPITFIRE COMElt-t&SEE THEALL MEW 6lOCSI MOW!!! '74 Chevy LUV. shell & AM .FM racho. 4-spd, boot, AM /FM cas:.elle, Low mile:-., factory new eng, S2300. 673·0727 hardtop and ragtop. Can buy or lease. ( l66PQW ) ·as El Camino 6, auto, '74 ,orsche 914 arr/heat. S750 5·spd trans . /\M /FM COMPLETE IODYSHOP MOW OPEN . ___ 5_36_·_74_30 ____ , s tereo. Nice tar.cJri'e it ' 71 Ford ~. ton PU & 8•,' C an buy o r lea se S,.DDLEIACK cab over camper 360 t:I <757Lt\XJ "' eng. 63.000 mi, $3300,0rr. '74 MGI GT VALLEY IM,ORTS 963·6590 4 s pd. AM /FM radio. 831-2040 495.4949 ---------Low mileage and really -------- -64 Ford. 8 cyl, homemade Sharp! Thu; week only, '76 2000. Air, snrf, AM. FM shell , 40,000 miles. $750. $4009. Custom financing c ass. m 11 gs, s t 1 c k 897·8868 avail. (706LVR ) 13.000m. $7500. 6"4·41i7l Vans 9570 ...•.•.•..•...•........ Van Conversion Co sell 1ng 2 demos : 1. '77 custom Chev., bay win dows, gaucho & many ex· tras. Long whl base. 2. '77 GMC short whl base. pie. windows , U-bcd, many extras. 9~7 -8267 & &t2·2334. Dir. 1977 Chev Van :1.~ ton Stereo cass. P /B, P /S, spray foam insulated. Fully filled. Still on war- ranty. Call 673-914.9 '77 Chevy Van, V·8, air. tape, all xtras, lo ml Mint cond. $7,000. 640-7665. '11 JOCJUar XKE 2 + 2 '7.& 3.o cs~~c. to m1~ Air cond ., AM /FM 1>pd,allextras.- Stcreo with tape, auto 71-1·752-8211 trans. Loaded! Only ~. (R007C) 1970, 2800CS oulo. all '74 MG Midget xtras. 1mmac. $9750. Call AM -FM radio. 4 spd, wkdays, 640·7603 , SH ARP• Low mi I es. _e_v_"_l_w_k_nd_a_64(). __ 685_2 __ Custom financing availa· blc t006LJQ> cassette 4 spd now '75flATX19 paint, btn. mu.~t sec to 1-spd, AM /FM Stereo apprec.640·5327 w1tnpe. Nice car-low --------price (470MYQl '7!'> BMW JOSl, S9095. Top ~ ~ 1•6 )O\JfH l•fA e0Ul(\IAAO • 8A(A '"'9901tm • 1'"~' ~· or the line. Low mi's. Priced for quick sale. 675· 7554_.--"-. -- '76 BMW. Mint cond Sunrf. A~t/FM stereo 8 tr tape deck. 23M mi. mag whls. Burgun· ·115 Doctge Van, rebll 318, Alfa Romeo 9705 dy /creme. S7500. Ph cptd ' paneled, nu tires ••••••••••••••••••••••• _640-_1_683 _______ 1 & map. Rel. $1500/bsl '75 Spyder. Lthr int. 5spd, '73 Bavaria, 2SM mi, Pvt oCr. Call 631·3873. Blauplunkt, 13m Flaw· pty, S68SO. Call &44·0515 '11 Ford. Xlnt cond. rblt less. $.'>900. 957·0212 dy,645-7786ev. mtr, c:rpt'd. Orr. Mike ........ UHd A9tot, Used 4.9'7·2111. 837 ·8100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• AlHAMBRA DATSUN DATSUN ANAHEIM DATSUN FROM ARCADIA DATSUN, INC. D1d1 BarllD11r DATSUN YOU MAY BE PA YING TOO MUCH!! WALLY TUCKER DATSUN, CHECK YOUR CLOSEST DEALER INC. LISTED HERE. GET THEIR PRICE IN BALDWIN DATSUN WRITING. THEN COME SEE THE VOLU~E CANOGA OATSUIC DATSUN DEALER! I COSTA MESA DATSUN J ,:.1 ~ '12 Ford a~ !Mt. auto V-8. Panel, crpt, h1lch. $27W. 962-6182 ·73 Ford Custom Van, PS, PB, CW1lom paint, new int, xlnt, $4000/beat ofr. 948-0563 NICE SMAU CARS NICE PRICES LOW CUlVER CITY DATSUN !llliili! 'iiili ... 7S Chevy BeauvlUe dht I pus ramlly window van, w/Seats. $3200. 646-761M '77 Dodge Ttaduman 100, ta n, few accessorle1, 50.000 ml. warTant,y quad stereo. 538-3750 ·15 DodJe, P /B, P /S, Stereo, customJzed tn/· out. 28,000 ml. •195. 548-1386 w • .,. ,....., .. vw ... _ ........... ",. lea. '71 T 9fOf9 Cele• • •••.••••••••• S llU ··----· -.11"1•1 ...... ,,,,, •71' ...... ~ •••.•••••••••••• $2611 TllCl\r I,_ ioWi,-.;;Ji. 11*1WI . DOWNEY DATSUN, IMC. "810"· ''KIHCA8'' anunc DATSUN FOOTHILL DATSUN, INC. MOON DATSUN LONG BUCH DATSUN IMPHlll DATSUN, INC. NEWPORT DATSUN AUTY DATSUN IMPORT PASAOEMA DATSUN SOUTN IAY NTSUN, HfC. .1 ... . DAILY PILOT '77 DEMO 450 SEL ~11\t't, il•W lfllll''• l11W prin·, 1 .ill l o t 1ptult• Ul~l 'II<' M Bl. :?'JO \l11tr1'11~. fJJO l>al olr :. W 7!>o:S , I :.!HllS MlllrlMll, .. 11 , whit\ nil hhll'k 1:1 ''"l bhUl)t' Ot h·r ti7 J ;,4;1., 7 71 \IHI •• l111ma1·. l\l'W t.1 .rlw~ 1111ic .. )1111. ~.wa 111!1 ~-,~ • f b - -• ore Y•• uy a 'lif> ~'ti*-4 111 s ... t, wht. 3000, C• .. •• with a I\('. \1•1.1 d1•,111 holly. 2IOI. tM Motor TrC'nd ~WO l1~1 urr 1>1:! 121:.i 77 ~llUJ:o, liold l\h•tk, ,..,,., ,.o I i11u n11. {'ii'. '>lb,:A)C) t.75 77 ol " .... _,,, LEASE USED MBZ '74 450 SL Lo milt!• IScr 0647) '75 4SO SE Mot. Silver (Ser !1250) '75 450 SE:L. 1';1~. sunroor. Bluu/lllue Lt.hr <Ser 6085) '73 450 SL Slvr/blk, low m1. (Ser I Mtot. l•porW Aufos, lmpotied Autos, l•porW .... r.,orhcl ....... u .. c1 u .. c1 ............................................................................................................................................ 'onche 9750 Toyota 9765 VolbwOCJN 9770 Volvo 9772 Camcaro 9917 ~.... ftJZ ................................................................................................................... •PORSCHE 9 I l S COUPE '74 Mercedes litiru traJe- tn 'nib one :;how:. pride of 0 1\-nN 11h1p All the fac tory acce:.i.on cs. Prited lo r.cll TODAY• Cull for more 1nformaL1on. lMKJV> House of Imports •••1 w•-'"'''• •u••~• ~••• 1 ., l \ll ' O \I I l\f ~ 911E Targa, sharp, like new, ull xtrus. asking $WOO. Call Dan, 64.5-7498 •72 Porsche 914 (295GWO) !Hack on ~lock, stereo, 45,600 miles, mint condition, buy or lease, $3995. Copeland Jeep City 20ol 1': bl, SA 558·8000 ·7~ Mark Jl Sta Wgn. 100o1 vw aus Lo ml. re-'68 Volvo Statlon W1agoo. '73 Camaro. wide re.ar 1ll78 eon.tte-tn beauti~l :15,000 mi, auto, rf rack. built eng;ne. ieoo. Orii owner. Automatic. ~· ~~uu t~e, cond.1Uoo • with low rad 1 u Is , c Io. $215 O. &~ XlDL CODd.. $1500. 00-3353 ha ~ Bo~~l ~ m.tles. Pwl'. windows . ~ 7938' '75 Rabbit xlnt cond new '63 VOL VO 122 S or ~·5479. . map, stereo, aln:ood. ft . o HAL'"-'OFFER PID stnptn&. <4.SZSwr>.. 71 COR LLA W.:n. rad.Jah. batt. Navy bluo ~ L 1 For saJe-uklnc S'79SS. ~a>pi.Runi:.gd.$115-0, 28000 M. $2'175/bst ~ 76 Camaro T, Ra ly "'_.FoxLeasi~""-u u9-s131 Sport Packa.:e. 19,000 '-""• -..,.... ----""'--494 267·1 '62 VOLVO w /n!blt. '66 mi, A/C, AM /FM st.eroo, 645-16' I 74 COROLl.A Wgn, xlnl 1·ol'ld, lo mi, AM /FM 5l ereo. lugg rack . S2TI5 or best ofr. 673 3HH -----Triumph 9767 ••······•·••·••······•· 1977 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE ·68 vw Bu~. clean, nu eng. Runs xlnL Needs a P /8, P IS, ralley wheel:., 76 Co ht Tb pamt, reblt eng., $1150 little body wrk:. $550. $.SlOO or b5l ofr. 7~-8913 rvette, 9 • · ar, Phone Mftbr 5 p M 497.2S5J af\U aulo, air, P/S, elec --------wndws. Better than 0110 ti7~5150 '62 Pl800A V olvo. Che_...... only 8400 mi. $SIM. '71 VW, air, low mi, new Restored to perfection. ,..._... 9920 499-8493.. tires, xlnt mecb cond. will take trade or '66 ••••• .. •••••••H••••••••---------- $1450. 557-4165 122S, 2 dr, 4 spd, air. ----1 clean. $1501>. Pb497·2891 Autos,UHd 9901 • •••••••••••••••••••••• 1974 CHEVY '63 SIW. The finest '63 CAPRICE COUPE available. Cust •• prof. blL by Baauca. Over $llk Hardtop. Automatic, invested, aac. $8000. pwr. ateerin&·brakes· 644-5887 door locks & wlndows,1~~~~~~~~~ IRICICUN air cond., tilt wheel &I· -------• 197SSVl, white W/saddle vinyl roof. <720JOS>. '68VeUeConvt.427.4s pd. mtenor. AM/FM s tereo. Pric~LseYUSult02S rb~tL ~t~~stm air, full pwt, orig. • """' pain _,.,.,. manuali.. Must sell. due NABERS 19 7 s CO RV E TT~ Ccr of ttw YHr! CDll iOf' infot ..atfon or ap- polwtwnt • FrH Cont-P9riMM Te1t. 213 921-8588 714 523-7250 •ii \tUZ~'<lan I :01><1 t·lcC' J!lb7) ~1.10 r1M•I run ... blll, :i;t!.150 '59 Porsche, 16()() Super '75 450 SL l.1ke new thruoul. ~ISO. to relocation. S8500. or AUTO CENTER Hardtop. Brand new. 1975 VW Bug Exel. cond. bst orre-r takes this l425BakerSt.,C.M. $250.644·2S39 Lo nu .. AM/FM Stereo. wk/end:>4-0-1515ext 242. 540-9109 r--99~J l'P·N~I IJ~ llfl l'Jctof} Aulhori11·d Mcrcede!> licn1 Ul'Jlcr 60 :!llU ~E. A C P 'W. H UOU orii.: mt, CLASSY ( \It t>I~ 1-168 '65 Merccdt·s St.'dJll, lick J1r. Joor, $2000 /0lCer ~· .uu tiHi 02Hl day!> _t>W-864_7_u_ft bPM ti1!> ~11.iG c1 l'_':._. __ _ Alltos,Mew 9800 •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOWARDChev1alett .. _. New •77 Monte Cbrlo! NOW ONLY No 464550/0744 s5395 at HOWARD Chewolatl ~------------------~ v New •77 Nova! No. 129789/0660 ~~~ s4095 ~~~$4495 at HOWARD Chevrolett Sil\l~t i llcd, hkt: n ew 4942l30 1Scr239'.!l '76 280 c Pa~tel Blue Blue, t'al'l. \\urr. t331PQI) Many Mort' To Ch005e From BUYORLEASE 48 Monlh Bank Ftnaocing A\'all OAC 213·921·8588 7 H /52:J.7250 I 960 MIZ I 90SL CONVERTIBLE With 4 speed trans. Must soo! (017725). NOW S5997 BEACH IMPORTS 848DOVESTREl':T <Near MacArthur Blvd. &Jamboree Road) NEWPORT BEACH 752-0900 MG 9742 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1977MG MIDGETS Now in !>lock. Buy your Midget from us and your Tonneau cover is FRt::J:: Cill Cor detail!> aboul our UOIQUC MAGJC PLAN rin .. ntmg. •Ponch~ 91 I S COUfM '76 Mercedes-Bent trade- 111 and like new! All the factory atressoncs and low, low miles. Not our line oC car and must sell or lease immediately. (Ser 1027). House of lmPorts •161 Ma••(.l .. t~lf• t1,1t ... , •• , I I •I l\U 1•f \II 'IU * 76 PORSCHE* TURBO CARRERA Cslm multi purpose• radiu, s unroof, snow while, l'l>0ny black in- tenor. Only 11 ,7'15 miles. 1-;xprl•sscs pnde ol ownt:'ri,ht fl !Ser OO&l J D'ELEGAHCE 626W.17thSt. • S.17·9'l50 J\)>k for lion 't;.I Por.-.d1c 35G<.:, comp. re11ton•1I. lt.•d i.t.'i! an. !\lust ~ell S5Wo. :> 12·27311 '63 3561.S, nl'\\ pJ till, rt•blt eng. very cl~an.. S4900 552.0522 ~00552!)266 --_________ ,._....,_ • ---Buick 9910 '63 Chevy Nova, wagon.••••• .. •••••••••••••••• Volksw~ '1770 SUMMER SPECIAL ••••••••••••••••••••••• Good trans. car. New '75 Couear, silver, lo rni. ••••••••••••••• •••••••• 1973 VW. AM /FM stereo, '76 Skynawk. Sporty. Like brakes. :>48-4116. $290. xlnt cond. 759-400S or '70 vw camper, pop-top. rad. tires. Call aft new. 25M m1. 22mpg. ---------6T.H619 • great cond. 1 mun rbll 7·30PM. $1650, takes 1t ! S'mO. Call 646-2414 "'IS MONZA LlKE NEW ~ 9935 714495 1578 Twn cpe, 17,000 m1, xlnt. ~ cog, l ent inc. $2700. _ · --1973 Buick Estate Wag. cood.. Bestofr. 751-6892 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 552-9377 ·70 CAMPER Reblt. eng. Full pwr +. 8 track 'Tl vw Pon.Top camper AM /FM s tereo. $25!>0. AM/FM,. Orig. own. y I 559 ""°" 52500 645-5089 !Jke new, fully t:Quipped. __ Ul>OO _ _ ___ ---· ------- Sh.Jrp! 846-26n ___ vw 40HP Rt:bwll engine. '73 LeSabre, 4 dr, V-Lop, 74 gld SuprBeetle lo mi l!llH. ~ full pwr. auto, arr, mags, Snd AM /FM :.ter hke nu !>48·13!>-I S2m5. 675-3878 •76 EL CAMINO Classic (438296 > loaded wilh equipment, sLeer- ing. a utomallc, air, radials, toneau cover, 2yr unlimucd m1l eai:e P JP 646-1441/646-6913 '69 Volks Bug, automa\Jc CLASSIC '64 Electra warranty avu1lable, buy •77 Westphalia campt:r. slick, me<'h. ~ood. $850. Sedan w/62000 mi. Orig. or lease. $4495 . &l2 lll71, 642-3807 ownr., giving up cream-C-1ond Jttp C""' AM/FM 8 trk. Bought uff t t Ft ·d vr• ''' new in Feb. Bst ofr. '69VW 68 A t p o move o on a. ~l E. lst,SA558·8000 ' 673.2934 . rn. u o. SlllOO. 644·2742or 644·7882 ----_ SJ'J5 --61 Corvair, must sell by •DODGE CHARGER SE·$499S. '7t Mercedes· Ben.z trade- in and like new. Black/black. All the fac• tory accessories. Low. low miles, must sell im• mediately. l339PKG> House of Imports ••• , ....... <.-..f 'lli• tfoltf•• .... "'. 194 6'104 or644431J '72 LE SABRE Cust. Cpe. the 10th needs body '6.5 VW Bug. Mags. tires. -· -Orig. ownr. moving to work. 177 'E. 22nd St. Apt ---"'-'==-==-'-=== 1~M FM 8trk. Bst orr. aft ·oo vw Converl1btc, good 1-iorida. A s uper car at u . CM. 963--0537 ·a3 Dodge Dart. Good /•J ,, ..... • '. ti,898·5709or963·2!14 __ toncltlion. · Sl850.644·2742or644·788'l ~----.-cond. $500/bst orr. Sl200 64tl-7529 • 59 El Camano. runs good, 673-8746 aft 9PM • 70 VW -----74 _Rei;!al. 1 owner,. 39,000 4·sJ)t!ed, s harp lookmg .. 2 Or. (!>80BXD>. im-'68 VW Van Cui.tom m1, a1_r. stereo, tilt ~hi, Si5()().547-3182 'f.6 DODGE 2 dr Hdtp. 1 muculatc, $1495. Cmpr. m·w 1700 en~. clcc windows. 45Sengme. -. ownr. tmmac. Lo mi. Copeland Jeep City Sl600/besl Ofr 536·11943 Beaut cond. Pvt. $3780. Wanled, Corvwr eng., 64 Must sec to appreciate. 200l E Ist, SA 558·8000 Ph 046·9273 eves/wkods. ~~ .. t.207ate6r, runrung or not. ~. 962• 7063 _ _ __ '76 VW BUS °" 'i3 VW Thing Convt. lom1. SS300 552·0011 White. Lo mi. 27mpg, 7-\'\" 1 ,--togs radio nvrorf rd all l ... ::.upcr >eet e, top re cpl ·s. '$1995. Ph : t-onu., air. A ~1 FM. new &t-l .u,.., l1n.'I> Sl 100or bi:.l offer _,.,,,, ~ 62 l!i 1967 Buick For Sale Ex· -p l E 11 l d. cellent Cond. low mi. '66 Corva1r. 140 hp. Looks ~r:~bes~~~fe~~ con bc:.Lorrer! Call640-2527 new 111s1de 1out. Runs 960-llZ7 good. Sl950 Ph 968-4647 Ford 9940 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·~ • '112 C..:ouix'. new wht IJl!>tde &out. Sl3UO. 1'8 \'W, :.1oi;ll: O'A ncr. 'i2 RIVIERA, loaded. l ownr Xlnt cond. Must ..... " to appreciate! Muke ofr. 5-11-4105 & 640-4277 1969 Malibu Rcll!;onable price 968-2625 ·u· . -.. .__. -J • ----·1;i \'W. Reblt en~. rmmJl. " blk. rcl·t•nt t'nh O\.Cr Calt 644 1844. S900 499·3469 • • • ha u I. '<Int 1 hr uout, '67 Skylark Convert, auto, '77 Cstm El CamlJlo, cstm StiSIJO tx• ... t49:.!·1306 Dave s Bug need:. new P S, air. low mr, xlnl paint, mags , :.unrr. ,.., "U'"ll"t•1101"l'•"'o •0Ac• --home. H172Super Hectic, Volvo 9772 ong.cond.5895.645·1413 loaded W/xtras, assume • ,,., .·,.,o • ,n,,,. H~1 65 C. Xlnt. orig int. & cni.: xlat cond. 661•0429 ••••••••••••••••• •• •••• ----Sl60 mo. on]) 963.4750 PP New rc:;tored Navy ·75 Skvlark V ·8 ---'76 MG Convcrl1ble w1lh hardtop. Sl500. body $5ti00/bst ofr. 'liS vw Bug, xlot condi ORAHGECOUHTY hJlchba.ck 17.000 mi: '66 Impala 4 dr. Hill. AC. 1~·3.'>15 tion, thruout, ... cc lo VOLVO ~.ll50. 675-8100 \9·5 Moo· VS ~'7 cni.:. Rest offer Call 548-2861 bchcveS975.846.:l380 KXCLllSlVELY VOLVO 1-'rtl P ,P _,_ 833·!J42l --- Luri.:cst Vol\o Dt•alcr 69 Buick Riviera. xlnt '67 Corva1r Monza 110. inOranMl'l.:ounty' cond. New tires, int. 64.000 mi. 1 own er . --------·77 Porscht· !.I~. x lnl eo111I '70 MG Midget. Totally J\11·. stereo, !>1lvt·1., ~IU. '72 VW Xlnt.. 1 ownr. restored. $2750. 631 2611 551 0451 l\onis, Mich's .. AM Fl\l or640..S898.. ----~lereo tape. 49~-8~i2 & '75 CJrn·ra. fullv lo:Hktl. 6;17 14.14 BUY or f,l':AS !-: SlOOO 546.7506 ' M4·0<l96 or 641HI020 omi-;cT --·-------mu..~t ~ell this wknd. Best • Coc:flllac 99 I 5 '7311% MG Md1.'t. 36.00UM. remov Hardtop, AM·i'·M. S26SO/ofr. tl75·7914 o!fcrtake!>. 531 7:119 '75 SCIROCCO 3SK m1 , M:rt!l~, ...................... .. 2025 S. Manchester S '75 Chevy Caprice, 2 dr. 'f,a Custom, 4 dr, good blue. Loaded & sharp! c:ond. Runs gd. S650 or Only llM m1. 540-1484 bcstofr. 540-0984 R --756 AM FM 8 trk. Pvt. Ply. 9 RoUs oyc~ 9 ~150 1-:ves 1-735-6922 744 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MGB ...•....•.••••...•..•.• ----.----------'67 Camaro Rally Sport '75 Grun Torino Broghm. 1971 MGB GT 4 speed, AM/FM stereo. s parkling d ark green finish. mas wheels & low rnilt.'S <~II >. "1 DEALER IN U.S.A. ROY rRR CARVER '10 BUG. Xlnl cond. Pon.chc scats, low mt l\10\.tOg. B~·s t orr. _t.naheim 750-2011 1974 CADILLAC 327,xlntcond. Sl250. AM/FM slereo ·tape, 649-2629 A/C, PS/PB, new tires. • brks, shocks. Sharp. S3W5. Call btwn 9-llana ~30·llpm. !>48·4788 MOW $2497 BEACH IMPORTS 8-'8 OOVESTRF.ET INear :\1acArthur Bl,d. &Jamboree RoJd) ~EWPORT BEACH 752·0900 r ROLLS·ROYCE llo40 Jdmbor~e l'WWPOr1 Buch ,.__....._ _ _, MO-IM-44 ClOS£0 SUNOAYS Pi\QK LL\Ni: Molor C'rar Cc>. MGI SPECIALS Rolls Ho) t'" & Hl'nllc~· Get your l\IGB Spt:'c1al~ :.Jles&:.t•n11·r 'l"hile they last and selec· • 63 CLOUD I Ir lion is good. Free Conversion. Gd. cond. AM1FM Slereo8trk, lugg ~1 1.500 (73JNOK > rack, wheel trim rin11 7!>:>"A"W.l7thSt.C~1 and special stnp1ng. Call l714) 631·0:>45 for details on our unique ---- ---- MAGIPLAN nnanclng. COMCAMMOH'S ~ ~ l'46S001tt 8Rfil' 800llV~"0 • 8110 11-ad>·~~~· '71 GT. AM·FM cuss stereo. nu tires. Must see. 962·3032 evs, 546-2693 HORSELESS STABLES Brokers of fine contl'm· Porary HOLLS ROYCE BJ.;NTLEV Jutomob1les. Zill!-:. Coast Hwy \71 4) ti7S 0930 dys '56 Bentley SL Com plcle ,_.. 9746 history, owner's manual. .....-· Xlnt cond. Inquire at ••••••••••••••••••••••• 754 0159. '73~1Rallye2 dr, • spd, •-.,-_ ...... ------- air. Pvt. pty, $1800. ~ 557~. • •••••••••••••••••••••• • SAAi * Opel Kadelle '67. Needs ORANGECOUNTV'S work.$80 li l SAABDEALER' ____ 768·87_64 ____ 1 For Sales &Service t>l-l-1389 72 Wai;on. i.lnt cund . air t'Ond • ):!IOU Lin•:., $3350 i!'tl 7i21c11•.., '67 VWBUG r:,, cl lent concl1t1on ~' -199·27tjlj 1970 VW Bug Goo<l cond J"rJns OH & lll'W tire~ ~,~ 644·26i9 .ti6 Bug Ck•an make ortt:r 96lH2111 ·75 \'oho S W. hking S5.50IJ '"ail Sunday 12 6 Jt 13712 \ndclc Way. Jn1111." <The Rat·quet Club> l!li3 Vol\ o I \:! llraut. l' o n d A u t o ik a 1 r -19-1-7109. l'l I l 53.'> os, Hew 9800 Autos, ti•w 9800 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Air Conditioning or your Down Payment (maximum $429) COUPE DEVILLE •77 SEVILLE 640-6454 ---- '69 Sedan De Vi l le, Cherry, CdM, $1,100. 673·5153. 675·8284 '73 El Dorado. vinyl top, AC. fully equip'd good cond, S3500. 644·0964 '7G Chevy Monza Town Coupe. Xlnt cond. 4700 m1. Take 01cr pymts +S200 MUST S ELL! 497.3723 '75 FORD ELITE 1975 MARK IV '00 Ford Wgn, top cond, Luxury interior, s tereo b est buy in town. tap~ & A LL TH E 1_SS95 __ /0f_fer_54_0_·1_4_59 __ _ J::XTRAS 1 Only 32,413 l Country Squire Wgn, mile:;. (75SSRR >. For rull pwr, 8 pass, AM/FM sale at $7950. Cort Fox stereo. $1545. 675-3539 Leasing Call ---------- 645·366 I 5 Granada, VS, air, PS. 1973 Mark IV. All blk. A PB, $.1200. Clean. 846-2733 '73EIDorado.Lo mi.Ask-real beauty, $4950.1---------- mg Low Blue.-Bk. $3900. 493-llSJ art 6 Gran Torino Wgn. lugg ........ nc~• ft 5pu rack, air, clean. blue, 1 .....,.."'..,..a m '73 MARK IV, loaded. ownr/rrlrpkg. 644-5093 '72 El Dorado. Beautiful! Coco w /tan int. Ask $3750 Call835--2806 PP Xlot. cond. Priced for C T . S t sale.552·9134 '72 ran ortno • -----Wagon. Good cond. Must Corntte 9932 sell. SlSOO. Ph 642-3213 1973 ELDO CONVERT. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·oo LTD p JS: p /8, A JC, Whitc /wht top. Blue · CORVETIESe r uns well. S550/ofr. lealh, Cull ecn>t.' $5250/bst 49'7·22SSeves. 493.7533 Pantera 9747 . BiACH IMPORTS • •,••.;•.•••••••••••••••••• 84800VESTREET '7• L. Mint. While. rarely <Near MacArthur Blvd. 1970 DeViJle gold convt w /80,000 m1 . S3,200 . 642.a223 morn. Ot"eves aft 7 CHOICE OF 12 1961THRU1977 4speeds &Automauca ~Co.ty's Largest & Finest s.tedion '07 Country Sq St Wg. Ex cond, A/C,P /8.P /S, new ti res. s.595. 673-04-07 driven. $16,000. &Jamboree Road) 551-4038 NEWPORT BEACll Peugeot 9748 ___ 1_s2_._09_o_o __ .............•......... ~ *PEUGEOT* ••••••••••••••••••••••• All models now available Hew '77 Subaru including ~ & Diesels. FREE AIR Also a f<;w 768 lert at dis· CONDlTlONINO (6S:J4l count pnces. IEACH IMPORTS ao USED & MEW IMS DOVE STREET , 111o.\ll\V~A <Ne8J' MaeArt.bur Blvd. ~,.. -Uv &Jamboree Road) "',.~•'U NEWPORT &EAOH $, .,.,..,..1 ~ 152.otoo 'li/)t~Mf.'-~~ ·~W.... SlllS......_. '76 Peugeo' Wa•on. 11u19'~•1 tn•rUMJH Ecooomy. lu•ury, uUllty•--------- all In one car. Under MUST SELL 12,000 miles, can Cinance or lta.se. Call for details. (setl.381) Houo;.r ot 1111port'. I I when you buy any ·new 1977 Mercury ONARCH COMET BOBCAT or CAPRI Make your best deal • • • Ind we will 1lve )OU the tad0t1 air conc11tic,i1nc FR££ •• ., or you can t•k• the $429 c:redjt for a down payment • • • (0.A.C.) . • • or a $429 ~ ,....__ Tab your cbok• ••• lt'6 th• irutnt deM' •"'1 9917 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1975 Camaro, s ilver, ralley whls. high miles. Best offer. 494-8230 '78 Camaro, 6 C)'I, many extras. 12,000 mi. MWll see. S4400/bst546-7699 EZ FlNANClNG WE LEASE CORVETTES HOWARD Chevroltf Dove & Quail Streets NEWPORT BllJACU 833-0555 '73 c.ourier Pickup, mags. steel belts, FM Radio, cu-;tom interior, trict palnl, air, shocks. Shows loving care. Call !Wf.5850 af\er6. '15 Granada Ghia, 2 dr, silver, auto, air, pwr. loaded, immac. $3600. 675-4238. Pvt Pty. • Alllea. UH4' Aldet. Utetl Alftot, UHd A.ltoa, UHd Aiftoa, UHd Aufo1, Uae d 91.tnd!y, July tO, 11171 DAILY PILOT @2J •••••••••••'•••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Alflos. UMCI ......_ U A11to1. UMCI • • ..... 9'4 ...._ ttl7 ~ tt60 Pontloc 9965 POftttac 9965 n..ct..blrd 9970 ..... : .............. _ ........ ~ ........... -......... ; .......... . ...................... • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ., v tt74 ..,,_ tt7• "llfOftl> CC. ).Good 73 ~Cuda Sae •1111 Jo'1 re b I rd . '74 Ventura. P /B, P tS. l!l7fl T·Dird Loaded "JO 9974 "JO --1• ... _,o llu '··· l •T • · ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• CGad, low mlle.tf•· ll50 '" .-u"' nauuu • " • R.ec.11.K'ed I'S l'H, air Gd 1ur. AM tFM. auto. Xlnt 17 000 m1 $7 000 ca.ueo. AM/FM •h'm1, c11tm Int I 18.lllll> V • uutomallc, tvml Try $1\(J(.1 t.llH>7S!J t·oml SlllSO. Ph:552-4999 , M6.'3t3l 1973 CHIVY 1 9 1 4 V e I a G T VEGA 76 Nc•w rdl1. xlnt t·1>11tJ Cull u1r t't'lllU , m.11111. lo milt•,, · --VEGA W GOH Hatchback 4 i.peed. air HATCHIACK GT W CID&mlty ldn l.atJon 6:1111111'1 ;:yr warrunty uvulluhlc, l~ GTO. new rbll 38!1, '71 i''ircl11rd Esprit, \'8, YecjCI 9974 1 A cond. & radio. A rcul &:aii Dl!:MO. 5 5....,..tJ trana., Wp. Oria owner. Xlnt -bey ur lau11c. S!StlS 4 i.pd , 411 Po~•. nu int u11, ,terco, best orrer. •••••••••6••........... Automat c, radio, healer saver-a rl'ul buy! For .... ~ lUld. .,I. '7030 T:t Pinto ltunulK>ul. •al)(!, C---'and JHfgClty Mui;s._Sl!Ol> b:.t M5·4259_ iwu l!l34 · 72 Vein, auto trans, lo ml, &( m .aRgA w Ah e e 1 8 • sale at $1W5. (!nllJNO). ~~/~>~ ~~s' ~~.c • -------lllr, •Int contl. l owner. ......,. 2 new tires, $1200 or best 559K I super CorU 'ox Lcaslni:. Cull .. l"ord Cou ...... '2.·uJN an~ 11:11 .1771• _2001 ~~ li.t,SA~ ·8000 1008 Pontiuc Grund Prix, '73GrandPrix,only30,000 f a•"6 33 r runoboutat 64" "'661 ONLY $3398 ··:-f -. 0 r ._.. 1 8 ta OHLY SI025 -~ Wf,JL A/C SS:,O. 'IW v111111111 1 1tr. hkt• m•w. new 11tecl belt urea. S700. milt!!\, very good cond. HOWARD Chevrolet ___ f'DD4J ~ 9960 Ur\•Jtnu Musl:.t!ctoai> 1>4427711 orli: owner. xtras, '73VEGALX MAIERS '72 VEGA Needs lovmd ."Dove&QuailSt.s. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jlll·~· ti75117IO ----~a 1936eves. s&O/bstoCr AUTO CENTER " NEWPORT BEACH "'12C'ow11Uy84wre,tpau, 'ISl'lym t'ury \\.ui: ~611 "73 Luxury Lc M.ins. AM 67S.31CM home! 4 1pd, air 40000 833•0555 ..,.PP ures. ma.lie olfer or beat 011,., Mu~l ~II 'to1 l'LY~tol•TJI A l', i:d FM stereo. full pwr '117 LE MANS Xlnt. cond 1425 Baker St .• C.M. nu. $1100. Call B~rbara • 5:?80 l'/S r>t n ,011,, '4-cll 111od ttu11, tlll'Jl ~ M!btsdl ~16060S VS, uuto, PIS. P/B. air. Have somelhmg t.o sell? !_40-91.!!___ _ at iS2-0160days, 751-42861_1-_la_"_e_s_omcuung to sell'! Uiicela 9941 4!M ii.~1 .in\ 111 111..1 ~N7 1'1' _ Ch1s."rw<L\d::. &i2 SU711 1~1 \\hi, V-t.op. 552·9700 Cl.isstned ads do it well. Want Ads Cal1 642·~ ~es. Cla.sslC1ed ads dolt weU. ••••••••••••• •• •• •••••• AMtot, Mew 9100 A.lto1, Hew 9100 A.toa. Hew 9100 A.tot, New 9100 A..to1, Mew 9100 Autos, Hew tlOO PlA'SU PLUSll PLUSll •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••• ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• im UnC'oln Mark IV. Cl'Tamy )'t'llow. m-1etiUr \<tlour mt, moon roof, A~/P'l-1 l•P", all xlraa. 11,000ml MO 4910 ----....nctr ••••••••••••••••••••••• "7S MAVERICK. 4 dr Sedan. auto lrau., lo m1 , new llree. Gd. cond. 11 .950. Ul-9076 all 3 JOP:!d -------· '73 Maverick. 6 cyl, 4 cir, A/C, OU paint, gd cond , $1600 M0-468-& Mercwy 9950 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 MONTEGO 4 dr, <ti pwr. l ownr. $1375. 493-9781 '70 Marqws 4·dr. All pwr AM/FM radio. Ori ownr. P/P. $1195. 640-8578 '72 Mere. Col. Park, A/C, ru11 power, su•reo, xlnt cond., 64.K m1. 549·52GS "75 Monarch Ghia. VS. Dix intr. Vinyl roof, 1'/W, P/B, P/S, air, AM/fo'M stereo, tape deck, lo mi. S3600, P b 552·0258 & 552.7000 i5 Monte Carlo. Air, Cull pwr. AM/FM radio. tilt whl, rear seat spkr, new tires, 34M mi. Xlnt cond. Sl200. Ph 645·5000, ext 681 or IW().9359 '75 Mere Cougar XR7. Xlnt cond. Loaded. Of· rer , Ph 49-1·8469 MustClllC) ...........•........... '66 Auto 289. 57,000 orig ml. 2 ownrs. Xlnl cond. 51800. 831-1548 ·73 Mustang. xlnt cond. Brown, vinyl top, air, ps, S2750. 494-4142 75 Mustang JI Ghia. loaded. mint cond. l mi, 171\. 2 car owner, sue. ••l $3595. G-t2·850S; 49-1.5055 13 Mustang Mach l, 351 47,000 ml, a uto, air, map, xlnt cond. Belo wbolaeaale bluebook. sms. 768-M33 'm MUSfANG V-3, PIS P /B, A /C. Gd. cond. $1400. 545-8189 1974 Mus tang II. 2 + fastback, xlnt cond. Stic shirt. S2400 or bst oCr. 673-8167 -------f '70 Mual•l\I. Lo miles. Good cond. P S/PB $1600. Ph 552·1772 o 675·6666 '69 Grande. Great car. Moving must sell. $1400. 968·7438 . •66 Mustang S16195. . 838· OldalllObiS. 995 '74 Okb 98 Luxury Cpe. Like New. 29,000 mi. Lot or xtrns. $4195. Pvt ply. Call AM or eves 642-3984 '70 Olds Delta 88. 4 dr. auto, PS, radio, factor u1r. Must sell. bsL otr. Eves call 551·0997 ·72 · 98. 4 dr loaded, xln cond. S219S. PP. 642·1855 9 4 644 7250 e\"CS /wltnds. '68 Olds Cutlass, p /s Makeorrcr Call 846 3581 1969 Olds Delta 88. G concllllon, 4 dr. S750. ·73 Cutlass Supr e me P/W, c n t c nsl. a ir AM/F M stereo. nu cond. Ori1 own. SJOOO /bst 644.()611 •••••••••••••••••••••• i 4 Deluxe W10. Auto/alr, lt.11 rack, lllot eond, SZ4 Or Beat Ofrer . 645-7221, eves S35-68S9 Econony 1peclal 1974 Pln to Sla. W111. 39,000 mi 'Beet offer over '2000. C ontact Ed C ook 944-4380 '15 Pinto Wlf. PS. PB RtiH. ,\utotrUa, air, ve. N~ all ~lted Urea. I ml. Pvt pt)•. f 32SO. SSMlll, Mt·ml PLEASE START YOUR ENGINES ~-~ TO OUR OFFICIAL • • • JULY 7-JULY 10 * THURSDAY-SUNDAY WE WANT TO BE THE KIND OF DEALER YOU'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR! ! ! BRAND NEW 1977 FORD PINTO YACAllOll TUAElll WE CARRY DREAMER MOTORHOMES AND BRAND NEW 1977 FORD I-BIRD -~~--- • SOeed front dfsc brakes r.1C k 8 p1nron <!Perona Pl&ClrrC rpa• mndow delroStl'f whf>el co•ers 2 3 "" ""9 n< delu•I' nu.,,PP• o•o.,p II t•nle•J qli!S~ 11278JOI ~BUILT WITH PRIDE I • •f..tA <tt.& I• r f , ...... •\ QI'·"'. f I f • .. tfll.;,40VI '0 () 4 • .J'A • '\ 4 .. • A.;' I ''""~•.-' BUBBLETOP V AH CONVERSIONS •RENTAL •SALES & NOW ONLY s33s9 SERVICE Ln/I Lou Hastl ·r.-111011 For Rotrs & Pricts ORDER YOURS TODAY! BRAND NEW 1977 FORD GRANADA OUTs1u11111 smva HAVE YOUR CAR SERVICED IY THE MOST MOD ERM SERVICE DEP ARTMEHT IM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BRAND NEW 1977 FORD YAN PARTS AND SERVICE Monday-Friday 7 30 am -6 00 p m Saturday 8 00 a m -5.00 p.m BODY SHOP Monday -Friday 8 00 a.m -6:00 p.m Saturday-Estimates Only 8.00 a.m. -12:00 p.m Eouipment C I 0 V·8 enoine. cru•s1K>-m1tlc trnn~. raalat tores. power troot dose brnkl'S 4 delu>1e bumper group 12'18081 JULY SERVICE SPECIALS MINDI TUNE UP TRANSMISSIOM SPE.CIAl '26.30 Oil UllTEJ CUE 1974 DATSUN COUPE ...,~ . ...--., ........ "'. .,..... ... . '29.80 l~ClUC''" h 4'I« "~ tOIO• ••" ,,.. .J '"" -.... """ • ..,......u.rct, .... .,,... ,,. ' .. , , •• I ' .. Ibo~ .., --cw •10.10 u._. JilotorC"etl f .. 1~r ht • , .... ... ....... ff-... ....... CONVERSIONS ARE DISCOUNTED .-s1000°0 -·--.....,. _ Olfers Good Wrlh Tttl'I Ad Only -0 .. OF OUR WIHDOW STICKY ftRICE 197 4 CHEVY 1h TOM PICKUP 197 5 PLYMOUTH WAGON 10 P 11'~Pnqer model . V8. $ 3699 automahc trnM factory air cond .. p.,.,r ~IN>rrna 11n1l'd olass. radio hNIOr & WSW Ille'! tl63M0ft I 97 5 FORD TORINO WAGON 1976 FORD GRANADA COUPE V8. automa\Jc trans.. lacto•y air$ 4 6 9 9 cond . pwr ateeflnQ & brakes radio tteatl'f Landau top tlnll>d glass. Yl9W 11res w'wheol cov~ !252NDDI, Eou•OIN'nl rnrlude'> 4 cy1 eno1n" $1899 WITH SHELL. 6 cyl eno""' suck$ 3399 ~~nr'~:~1'~,!~7;9 1~1~;!k!: $ 3899 11u1om1111c Iran~ radio & hea1e1 stt11Lradro8hoatei 1mo1s1 nu110 hN1ter & rool rec-. 1071KPHI 142JLWCI 1974 PINTO COUPE 1974 MERCURY CAPRI COUPE :o~~.,~~· !~'~f ~~~"~'. $ 29 9 9 rtdlo & PCJWllf bt.akH 1568Kl01 SAN ottoo l'RWY lo l.AME f'Of'EST EXIT NO!llnl 10 P~'1£LD WHT to -oLOFIElC>& LEP'T ON AUTO CENT~ OAIW 1976 FORD PINTO RUNABOUT 1975 MERCURY MONARCH 1976 MERCURY COMET 4 DR. TWO TO' CHOOSE FROM S cyt $ 3 9 9 ev1om11tc lfan!I. locrory •·r cond 4 i:iwr. steeflliq 11nled 9111ss radio • f11111er vmyl root 8 w or;w In~ 16117NOKI ve putomn1ic trans factory lllr$ 3 8 9 9 c ond 111 o nl11 0. power eteerlnq·brtkes·wlndow5 stereo rl!dlo, llnled olass 8 v"'yl root 12297•) 1975 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 1974 JENSEN HEALEY V·tl 1utoma1tc trans lactory air $ 429 9 $ 499 9 cond pwr steering ... brakes. W1ttt both llllfdtoo & soft 101>. 4 sl!•roo •ad•o hPater tinted qtess. cyl · 5 sr-s tran4'... liJfho r\ heet., 111ny1 root 8 vlsw tires t295MFYI 1101RF01 f 976 FORD .I TON TRUCK YOUR We lellen If You Compar• 011r CHto•er Satilfoctfoft. CCMlpled With Ow Stnice and Peril AND TOYOTA EMPIRI Dept. QPetl 6 Days a Week CIMI HOMSt Dealiegl on . Hew mid Used Cars You Wil 5ff For Yowstff HOW YOU SAVE! 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You save, so hurry. t 00224 t 002229 1002582~9501003826 FINAL PORTS RATS! M'-1 TOMATO PLANT5 A~EN 'T OOING A THING! CHOP ~iliiiii--~;;;:~ c rt 0 r. NANCY CHOt' CMOP :::;:::a -W' , ... AUNT FRITZl···QUICK··· HOLO THE FRONT OOOR OPEN FOR ME IUNDAY, JULY 10, 1977 I KNEW '<'OU WERE HAVING TROUBLE SO I CALLED IN THE CROP DUSTER LOCAL WANT ADS Wl-tAT CROP DUSTER? By Ernie Bushmifler YotAU PL.ANNING TO Kt;K ~AND IN? MY FACE . WMY? .,"'. • . . ~··· ~·· SE~ THA1"'' WHAT we 8LAu..1e? "°· we KICK A LOT OF ~AND IN 1"He • FA('.'.£~ OF ~KINNV w&AKLINe~ ON 'f.HE SEACH I . .. . . DENNIS THE MENACE . . . . . . . . \ OKAY, THeN, 16LAE~ W~ Al.L 00 ~--- WHAT WE' HAVe TO 00.' ..... . . . . . WEL.L.? GO AHEAD AND 00 ITf HAIC HAR!! L.OOK, I~ ~LA AIN'T GONNA ~l.AN AWAY ~C~£AMtNc:;, t CAN'T WA~Te GOOD~AND ON VDU.! :l'M SON~ ICICtc ~ANO IN VOUlt FACE/ )- THAN" H&AYE._. ~tl TM£ ~o ~~TA6E,.,. ... ,: ....:.----0 -......... - i t> ~·· 1· "-a ·~:··· . I .. . . . . f.~ Q• .-~ .. -~·· •.•• ".· ~ Qr .'--------.:... ·. . .. ; . . ----· ~ ,. . • . • .M~ . • . . . . . .... l..4 ~. -- -By Hank Ketcham : MY i...rrn~ BOY G · GR::»/ING UP . ~-LOT9A ~ ~ C> t> [> .JIJDGE PARKER <j <J<J I'LL HAVE TO CALL JUDGE PARKER DO I HAVE ANY TIME f>ACK! HE'S HAVING A SMALL GROUP THIS AFTERNOON? FOR LUNCH AT THE CITY CLUB TO MEET A VISITING JURIST ... AND HE'D LIKE YOU THERE, 5AM! MEANWHILE LET'S HfAD FOR THAT 61G TREE AND GET OUT OF THE 5UN FOR A WHILE, A&&EY ! THE SADDEST MOMEtrr IN MY LIFE WILL ee WHEN I AVE TO LEAVE HERE! YOU'LL ALWAYS 6E WELCOME TO : COME BACK AT j · AtiN TIME, ;. ERIC/ . I MA4 BE AFRAID, BUT I 'M DETERMlNED TO J"UM P OFF OF 1H IS H16H DIVE ! I Fl&URE 1HAT'5 A GOOD WAQ TO MAKE A 816 5Pk.A5H WlfH THE GIRlE> f MOON MU' ' IN!i ~ Ii I i • Wl5E,WISE, W/SE.1 --, OUR NEW MODEL~ H,AVE JLJST <~ .ARRIVED r BEHIND EVEF?Y DRIVER'S SE,AT 15 HALF-INCH ,ARMOR PLATE! ~~~ ,AND NOTICE IH~JITT L £ MONEY D~AWER- YoU ARE N~VE R EXRoSED 10 ~IRECT CU~OME~ CONT,ACT. DOCTOR SMOCK -fHESSe INK et...o.,-s " ·MIGHi"' GIVE! US SO.Me INSIGH..,.. AS '....._ : TO HOW YOUR -..-M-INP WORKS veAH, e u..,... "-l o-r UNCOMMON Boy ... C,AB5' HAY~ SURE CHAN~ED IN1HE L.A5T coupi,~ YEARS ... -re t...i... Me , W HA.,-PO YOU see IN IHIS ONS? 1 f<INDA L.lt<'eD 'EM TH' WAY IHEY WAS. A QCJeE!N OF HS:ART"S WHAT AM I 001 NG : jp HC:KE ~ BA11UK WRITES 1HEM ... I JUST 5f¥.J I EM ! 7-1" byFardJahn•- ,ANr> BETWEEN You ,AND IHS PUBLIC-- BL.JL-1..ET-PROOf <5L;\5S. ,AH, BUT Yot.J C,AN1T STOP PR0<3RESS ~ . By George Lemont HMM ... ANc=:> IN IHIS ON e:: ? You MeAN , f:.AC ... OF "'T'Hese L.OOKS L..l><e A PL-AYINCS CARI:::> -ro YOO':> AN ACS OF CL..ues .' S~U..,..UP A~P c>eAL.! . . . . . . . . ~ ® 'I ><><>LE~'.$ CAN'T 1-lA~DLE MY SERVES, EH, JIMMY? I WANI YOLJSE 1" HEL.P ME 1tJ t7EMONS1RATE-ME PA1R 1011JPf;, PRE:CIOLJSl HOW? ~C>~LD DON'T" CROWD '"TfiE NET WITH ME I CONNORS ... l'Ll-LOS YA SILLY ~ IF WE HAPPEN 1' S~E A U.S. FL.AG; RE:MIND ME NOii' S'11=AL. rr. bf~~ HEY~ WCKY I -L£f'S 5££ WHAi '/OU RETVRN, KID . DO WtTJ-1 A HARD, DEEP I OtJt TO YOUR 8ACKAAND • r . CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? Then ue at least lix differ· ena1 In dnwin1 detail• between top and bottom panel&. How quickly can you find them? O..Ck IDlwerl witb thoee below. ·~-uoqs" -" 4Wl\,i ·9 ·1aea11n> 'I Puwii' 11wr '9 ,,_clltf90dN 'I 100 .. ·t ~ " ......... ,~Ill ftJ. ., -.UJISPll .. PA~ no ·1 :MOllNitJJIQ BOOMER WHAi~ Wtf~ ~"lC !' OH. ~€ MlO fHAf OTH €'2' GU{ AfZe' MA~ NG A NAMG-t7f'OPf'ING CONT65T. Hal Kaufmat» ~ ---BULLETIN IOAID---e ABC PIUllER! Wit.at liaCle w• • • 1t1nn J. What two letten IN • Yin•? IV. What tbree ltttna are a ftower'? PNE. Wbo'U make I& fom'P • Sina Aloni? ChalJenee: Add th• name of a dty e to each of thett aon1 titlft: 1 ... Moon 0Hr _ . " 2. "Meet Mt ID _ • " 3. '"I Left My Heart ID _ • " ·...-u ....... "WlftO'I '11 'I,....,.., e Sum Fun! TIM cube root of my IC'9 •ICht yeen hence, added to th• cube root of my 11• 11 yeU1 EXAMINE the carda 1bove cue-110. eqwa I. How loo1 before I'll be 21? fully· and you will oblerve that _, oaJ. they have definite pointin& char· e Pop Cork? Place a amall cork ln the neck of a acteristiC1. That is to say, the em-bottle. Challenp aomeone to blow It In. Chance' blem of the ace of spades points u., they'll fall. Sec~t la to blow cork pnUy. m one direction, the seven of diamonds has a pointer pip at cen- ter, and so on. To make use of this "' 16 . ~~ "inside info," remove these cards from the deck and amnp them so that all "point" in the same directJon. Now, fan the lot so that aomeone may • lect a card. M this is done, tum thOK in your hand around. • 28 ·2'4 When the selected • card is returned, it 3f "points" itself out, fac-._ ___ ....,; __________ ..... _. ing opposite the other cuds you hold. WELL. WELL! What'• millinl from the dot plc:ture abon? To find out, add connec:tin1 lines from 1 to 2, etc. J ' COOL. MAN! Apply the followtn1 colon neatly for a mtprile picture above: 1-R.ed. 2-U. blue. 3-Yellow. +-Lt. brown. 5-F1esb. f-U. peen. '1--0ranae. 8-Dt. peen. t-Dk. iraY. By Brown and Casson JOi?" NAMAr~? JACtC NJCl(t,ALJS? I a~.!tt~ AWJ.#l; ! YOU KNOW "IM'? ~e.z~ APPAM~ ... ue~Aw~ .. /. L.OOK, e'ARL., I KNON WE'Ye HAD A. LOf OF CRIMl; IN -me NEl6HBORHOOD .. , .. 801" .AReN'T 'rtX.I CNERDOING tr A Bl"f 1!1 f0516 CA?AL.t;? CMfZIS ~V612i ? Sll .. LI~ J~A~ ICl~G ? '- ~XCUt;f: Me: .• WOO ~ Me~ AOOAMS? , MARMADUKE~ GORDO OJI, OJI~ FLAPS·r FLAPS. "THE CAT 0001<1 TOO*! AMI OUT OAI AL/MB TOJ./16>1Tf TANK M"NAMAllA By Brad Ander $On Gus Arriola · by Jeff Millar & 8111 Hinds %ND IN 11.tE 'WRI~~ DAILY PILOT . -· ---- STARTING THIS WEEK! L SUPER L GHTS ONLY 9MG. 'TAR: If you're like lots of smokers, you've been looking for a low ''tar'' menthol you can really enioy. Well, look no more. Because, starting the week of July 11, KOOL Super Lights will be in stores _throughouf the country. . Only 9 mg. "tar" in both sizes, and KffiLs refreshing coolness too. •· mg.'tar'. in both sizes. • Warning: The Surgeon Gennf Has Oetannined KINGS LONGS That Cigarette Srnomg Is Dangerous to Yow Hllhh. _ , -·-9 ... ·w:o.a ......... ,.._bfFTC...._ FOR RONA .IAFFE, author ol The Last Chance I recentlf ... Jotl oe • talk alltow ud llOtk:ed • duee la balrdo. An'°" ~ a.bra Strelund'9 la A St. I• Bont1 -Hele. &.ny, Ckk:..,, m. • No. A few months ago I was going through some o&d snap- shot albums and found a picture of myse.lf taken In 1958 when I wrote my first book, The Best of Everything. I had a head full of h1zi (maybe Barbra saw that picture and ls copying me) and thought It would be fun to wear my heir like that again. FOR LEE MAJORS, star ol The Six Mii/ion Dollar Mon Are blonJc men UHi women poeslble In the neu future? -Lynn Aathoay Ollftl. San AntonJo, Tau • Bionics are definitely with us now -the heart pacemaker Is a fine ex.ample of the merging of biology and electronics. But scientists agree a truly artificial human being Is probably lmpo5- slble. No computer could ever copy the Intelligence of the human brain; no factory could ever assemble even a smaD por· lion of the human body's blltlons of cells; and no surgical skill could master the transplantations ol every human organ. FOR MARGARET MEAD, anthropologbt Wh8t 111.app••d to...._ JIOll nalbe ..... up-.,._ younocatloa? -11.S., Rapid City, S.D. • I had a choice ol becoming a wrtter, polltldan m 9dentlst and decided on the latter. Then came the question ol what kind ol scientist. BecaUM my grandmother and parents had been In· terested ln the human tdences, that ls where I looked. Then, when I studied under Prof. Franz Boas, I reahzed that the tasks of anthropology wac 1()11\cthlng that had to be done at once, while the cuMura were unchanged, but mOlt ol the problems ol psychology and IOdology could watt. FOR RICHARD PElTY, stock-car racer Did Vo• eaco•nt. any ~tal obJectione when JO• wat loto ndag ~ ... of the Afety factor? -A.S., CUttanoop, Teaa. • No. I was brought up In radng, so when I chose It as my ca- reer, my parents wenm't the least bit surprised. Wtth Daddy (Lee Petty) being a top racing personality, he was proud when I decided to follow ln his fooateps. Ant thing he taught me was If you've tried your bat, win or lose. there's satisfaction In whatever you do. FOR THE •ASK THEM YOURSELF'" EDrrOR r .. ...,. IMmd Men Grtftla ... uoe bl8 family. WMt bap.,.._t to tllem? -•bel Anea, Tratoa. N..I. • Mav Is divorced but ls extremely doM to his only child, Ton1i1. 17, who bva with his mother In Los Angeles but~ spends weekends with Merv. Tony has often appe.-.d on his dad's show and, as a rault, has been offered 9Cft.en roles In teen adventure mOYta on the o&d beach party theme. Merv nixed al thoM olfen (swprtslngly, Tony didn't object). He wants his IOO to ffnlsh lchool before getting lnvdved with show business. VINCENT L TOFANY. premdent, National Safety Council I• eaabe-cl.hb19 drt1rotl87 -Bm Hlll, I •9Cloa, N.D. • Uke most recreational sports, It has risks. Thae are an esti- mated 170 fatalltia annually auodated wtth It. However, ttKJM who follow safe-diving pndkla can enjoy many years ol mJbe fun. It's eswntl.al that a» dlvcrs succasfuDy complete a recognized oertlftcation course befon any ICUba outings are at· tempted. Skill development, equlpmant seJedlon, mental pre- paredness and physical condldonlng must be practiced under a oertlfied lnstrudm. FOR PHOEBE SNOW, record.Ing star How old wae ,oa wba JOU bd ,om Ont guitar la- eoa1 -S.T., C.mberluMI. Nd. • Fifteen. The guitar, though, wasn't my first Instrument. I started out on the piano, around 6, and -like most kids - hated It. I muddied alor'9 until my 15th btrthday, when I de· dded once and fm aD the piano wasn't gdtlng me anywhere. Also, rd fallen madly In loYe with a guitar teacha. Uke my piano leuons, that didn't get anywhere, .ither. FOR BEN VEREEN. 1tar ol Rooa Do JCMI lmow lmfdalat abo9t yow own roots? -.._tt Reid.Reno.New. • No. Long before the 1V scr1a was even thought ol, I felt a compulsk>o to find my own but never did. A.8 I know Is that my greet-grandmother was a freed slave, and she moved to Chad· boum, N.C .. which Is now the family H.Q. Vereen Is a rare name. Even stranger ls the fact there's a 111hlte p&antalk>n owner In the area c:aDed Vereen. rm now combing the archives, helped by the best raearc::her I know -Alex Haley. FOR.IOSETIE BANZET, of The Otllc Side of Midnight WUt do '°" nmemlMr llDoet •bout 111•ld1111 the fllm? -LP., V.... Arla. e As you know, I have an accent (a mix ol Hungartan·french- ltallan·laaell). rm used to being to&d rm "too French," "too Italian" and so on. During one ol the tc:enes, dln!dm Charles Jarratt suggested. "Could you please 11y to be las Ametcanr I loved It. Meant rm ftnalJy shaking olf my past. Nlcat thing fve heard In years. Bet that's the ftnt time a crltldsm was received as a c:ompltment. · FOR CHRISTINA EU.EN MOLLER. America's Junior Miss for 1977 Do'°" plaa to 90 lato .U. heel-w? -B.D., Lowell. ....... : • rm not lntenm.d In acting. f lhld'• what you mean. In the fall, rn ma)or In radio and 1V at Arl<ansas State Unlvettlty. which Is where the lcho&anhlp money I won Is going. I want to have a ncw9-show wtth guesa. ra try to be another Jane Pauley -I BM her sty6c; shc'I 10 c:hecfu1 and rela.x.ed. But she'I aho a hard act to follow. PRO ANDOON Are Our Voluntary Armed Forces Successful? The alJ..volun..., fon::ie hat been a A1CCa1 to f• In m..ung the ~ aonnel needa ol the ac:ttve fomrs. Recruitment pa have generally been met. Whether we wdl be etlle lo mlllntaln a nMOnab&e bel.nOa In mm. ol geographical dlsutJuslon, ecfeicatkJn level Md eo on mua be QNfully watched. The demographic titu.tson ts going to change: thaw wt1 be fewer 1s. end ~ dd. ln the 1980'1. We mo ex· pect an economic upturn thet wtl producs tncnas1 d c:ompcmo.1 for the ..W. ol ~ peop&.. flMlli}, wt* the ... vdunt.r force has wotked Club well tor the lldlve '°"*· ~ aw 1n the ~ olthl NMrVU. CON s-t..W..T_.ofr-. ~Repubbn on the Armed SeMca CommlltiN The high motivation shown by many ol our new recruits It• ~ of strenglh that was much ta. pmralent undlr the dnlt. However, we cannot candude that the aD·volUntee fon:e wtl be Mile to WOftl ouer Iba king tillnn. ~ w.'w begun to ~ lncralll9; ..nou. sholtsga In the ttrength ol both our ac:ttv. forca and ol our vttal NMl'Ye c:OOlponenta. Owr dw pall year the pcrc911tage al Ar- my recruits who .. hWi tchool ~ .... cMdlned. Md tti.t .. •n tndk.1dor ol the qu-'ty ol ~ the tavlca .. .a,a. tro .. net. ,,_ ~ Wll NqUke ~ den .., NCl'\dtlng, Md mllbry reoWtlng aarwty hM become Mt~apwM. .. FONZIE,. THECURSETHATPLAGUESHENRYWINKLER Believe It or not, the guy who plays that supremely "'cool" high school dropout is a quiet, Introspective loner with a burning desire to be a great actor. I ... ll!llL_llllll.lllllil!!l!llllllllll~ill!!llllllllllllll111111[::~~~1 Henry Winkler la trv_lng to 14!paroU hl~l//rom The Fom. He ~ntlv played Romeo (above, aecond from right.} on 1V and now Is stoning In the moute Huoa (far right). By Peer J. Oppenheimer 1be Fonz ls Inescapable: Hls face Is on everything from T-shhts to lunch pails to panties to ... you name It; his program, Happy Dav•. ls at the top of the televtslon ratings; and whenever he makes a public appearance, he's mobbed by adoring fans. Why has all this happened? And just who -and what -Is The Fonz? For the answer. you have to go back to October 30, 1946, when Use and Harry Winkler, who had settled In New York City after fleeing from the Nazis, became the pa.rents of a boy they named Henry. For 26 years Henry was known simply as Henry. Then five years ago, somethqJ happened: After woridng In radio and do- . Ing commerc:tal., two lV shows for NET and the movie L~ of F101bush, he c:ame to Hollywood. He had $1,000 In his poc- ket and Intended to 9Uly a month to see what It was like. "I arrtved on September 18th, and my agent sent me out for a reading. I did one bne, and from the time It took me to drtve from his office back to my notel, .I had a job on The Mary Tyler Moore Show. Things just snowballed from there." He ended up In an ABC p()ot called Happy Day• and Arthur Fonzardl -Fon- dc -WU born. SaddenlJ Henry wun't Henry any· more. He wu totally ecJlpMd by the char- act• ~ (along with director Jeny Parts and executtve producer Gary Marshall) hat! aeated. The Fonz lltaaDy took over. His thurnt. up gesture became almott u unlwnally acapted u the two-flng.f V·for-Vlc:tc.y sign ol Wori4 w. u. "l took • from the gladlaton," WlnJtJer aplalned. "lf n good, !ft thumbe up; ti tt'I bed, 1t•1 thumbs down. Thll w.y I reduc.d entire pera- wephs to. modOn. And tlrKe the~ i.r ls given to mueh power, I II a IHll'Y *on9 cho4ce ... • • • 'AMILYWlatU.Y.Jvb' t0, 11'7 He made the tough-guy leather )ad<et a symbol of respectability for nice guys. Grandmothers stood In line for houn )ult to shake his hand. And women from 6 to 60 found the star -who stands )ult five feet six -to be a new sex symbol. The whole Fonzie .,ndrome blew '° out of Pf'oportlon, In fact, that the person trapped Inside Fonzie's skin had no Identity of his own. Everyone forgot he rally wasn't the "cool" teenage dropout of the SO's from Jeffenon High School In Mil· waukee that he portrays. Seid one article, supposedly quoting the man himself, "I have created a monster." '"That statement was talwn out of con- text," Winkler said on location for the movie Heroa he rec:ently finished making with Sally Reid dur1ng the Mriel' hiatus. "Let me give It to you straight: It's not that I want to get away from The Fonz Image, but rve trained for nine years -at Emer- son College, the Vale Drama School and as an appnrntice at the Repertory Theater at Vale -to be an actlOr. The Fonz II only one character tnAde me." Winkler Is adamant on this point. Sev- eral months ago he turned down $100,- 000 for narrating a fllm about moton:yc::llng because he didn't want any aUuslon to the blkc-rlding Fonzie. If Wlnkla's CWTent movie role rids him of Fonzie, It matters lltde. to him. "I have only one more year with the show," he told me. "I don't know If l'I qutt then. lf It seems that II enough, fD go. I want a fUm c:aNe1. I was In two -The Lotda ol Rot- bwh and Crmv Joe. They were JOdlcc. Thlt one II my graduation. Heroa ltan Henry Win.klct." • When he'a not ~ Hoppy Dav•· Winkler certalnly doa not act or talk Ike Fonm. tt.'1 .nlculatc. soft.tipOUn, -.If. atlUNd and adnUtt.dJy "'very embttloul: I would give up a lot for my career." Yet he pow .. 1 a touch of Old Woeid courtesy and dwm M tums his anogance Into - earnestness and saves his candid self.ap- praisal from betng braggadocio. Some of Wlnlderi dates, however. have not found htm so charming and have openly caDed hJm "boring." That's pro- bably because he Is very Introspective, and his 'c:onversatlons tend to get phdosopht- cal. "I low the fact that human beings think," he said. "I am Interested In hearing other pcop&c'I thoughts, and I don't mind pas.slog mine on. They can take them or leave them. I do not think I am the begin- ning and the end. "I was a c:amp couiueloc onca," he went on. "I low working with children. If I was not an actor, I would be a chlld psychla- b'lst. I feel It Is almost lnevltablc that some- day I wlD do somcthlng wtth dlildren." But marriage Is not ln Wl.nklcr's tmmedl· ate plant ... When I am able to take full re· ~ty of myself. then I wlD get mar· ried and take on the responsib(llty of a famOy," he said ... There Is great stre.ngth In marriage. It ls an Important Institution." He knowe aactly wUt type of WO- IDU he Is loolclng fOJ: "One_ who Is open enough to be tn low With me and bright enough to have her own life. Then you have two people coming togethet, and theN Is tomethtng gotng on. One doesn't lit there walttng for the other." When he Is on the road, Winkler often must have IP9dal oompanlonl -body- guards. "lJluaDy the ltate ~ hew about MWn guys who sunound me," he commented. "In New Orte.ans, I was Bac- chus In Mardi Gras, and I had m«c teaJl1.. ty than the Prasdent of the United States. ... took my pare.nta wtth me, and I can't tel you how haclpy I am thllt I did that." he said. "They wcr. not p&.ated wtth my ck· dllon to be an actor. but w. werw 1n my hotel room the momJng after the psadc. and OM mlllon pcop&. ~ down In the screct, holdlnQ up Signs, gMng ol them- Mlve. saying, 'Henry Wlnkllr. \1111 .. you.' You .... I Cllln tell It II wcxtclng because out of the thousands of signs, only two were to Fonzie. Anyway, the energy was Oll'flTWf}elmlng. My parents started ay!ng. For the first time they understood what It Is that rm doing ... Winkler recently got a request to speak about drugs and excessive use of alcohol for a Senate subcommittee. "I guess at thJs moment In my life, people llsten to me," he explained. Bask:ally what I said was _ you must have self-re.sped and not de- stroy yourself. Yoo cannot rearrange your consciousness before you get a consdou9- ness. You can never mM your wish If you area slave. "'I do aot cbtnk alcohol. I don't like It In my body. I am unda Its control until It lets me go. I do not deny others, but ex- cessive alcohol for anyone ls outrageous." His charisma -as Fonzie -has reached around the world. Last December, for In· stance, he \Veflt on his ftnt vacation In eight years. "I spent two weeks on Bora Bora, and a SS.year..<*f woman came running out of a thatched hut, saying, 'Mr. Winkle, I am from Scodand and just came from Japan where the last thing I saw was your speda.I. '" In Papeete he met a local Tahitian wearing a Fonzie T-shirt. "In the States I see this all the time. and I think, 'That's nice.' but when I saw him. I thought. 'Wow! Look at thalf .. The jJUtest compllments, he believes, come from peen. "I took my niece to see ~ C. Scott In Sly Fox In New York. When we started to leave, a man came up end said, 'Mr. Scott would llke to ae you.' When I walked Into his dressing room, he looked up end aald, "1lMa Fonz. I watch you all the time.' I nearly dropped dud. Then later I learned he'd~ a lecture and said that I did the pmt very well and that cveryorw In the bullneu w1ltlel me wd In ahowtng that I e.tn do other stuff. When I hear compltments tile that. when t:hc bat aya you~ good, I really JR feel Henry Winkler has arrtved." lllU.I <•-)--- (b 8 SI.II, It ....... <-llllllt). (c ___ _ THE GREAT ANCESTOR HUNT By Harriet Van Home Onc.e upon a time, genealogy was considered the province of dotty old ladles bent on establishing kinship with the Lees of Virginia or with the lost Dauphin of France. Everyone else, content slmply to be In the melting pot, was too busy looklng forward ever to look bock. Today, astonishingly, genea.logy Is the third-ranking American hobby. And It's be, Ing pursued with typlcaDy American avidi- ty. Climbing the famt}y tree rates right aher sWn.p-and cotn·colledlng. Libranes, town halls and old cemeteries are under vtrtuaJ siege by the new breed of genealogists. A recent Gallup poll showed 69 percent of us are eager to know mote about our ances- ton. As social changes go, this one Is un· precedented; a mere decade ago It was bad fonn even to mention ones ancestors. But all that was before the Bicentennial, which reminded us that we are all de- scended from Immigrants, whether they landed on Ellis Island or Plymouth Rock. It was also befo.-e Alex Haley made his histo- ric )oumey to West Africa In search of h1s great-great-great·91eat ~dfather, Kunta Klnte. How this free·bom grand.sire was kidnapped by slave traders, and how his hanowlog tale was passed on to his pro- geny, made Rootl a runaway best seller. But the succeu of the book was nothing compared with the bnpact of the television product\on. More than 100 mlUlon Amer· leans watched the series, making It the most popular TV event ln history. Almost overmght, ancestor-hunting became the American craze. In the bloody saga of Ha- ley's past, 20 mUlion blac:ks saw their own past. In Haley's pride at finding himself to be a link In a chain leading back to a high African culture, mUllons ol white Amer· leans saw fulfillment ol a hunger they had learned to put down with such jests as, "All I can say about my anceston Is that they're dead." So the Gfut Ancestor Hunt Is now In fuD cry. Genealogy departments of l>Ubllc librarles are literally turning away people with notebooks and fUe cards who have come -uncertain ol procedure -to "look up the family tree." Old cenS\l5 books, milltaty histories, deeds to farm- land, grants of arms, ships' passenger lists -aU are avidly sought. TM National Archives ln Washington reports that the aowds lnlng up thac sc beoomtng too large to handle. VB!ton often we asked to come beck another day when there la chair space and room to study one of the 50,000 published g«nea· logtes or to vtcw the miles ol mlcrolllm now IMlllab&e. Evtderx:e of the average Ama1can• MW mania to alablsh roots II borne out In otha statiltk:s. Ct.nendy.morc th.n 1,000 HMtn Van Hom. • -of tltc counll'J• ,,_. ""*"' ~ Hw.,,.dol,,..... _pollb oM «Xfcrl Nldl. She • die cMhor of NcY9 Go AnywhlN w.hom a Penet rPvcnorrtl. Whether they were rogues or royalty, discovering your forebears can be a thrilling expedition -and you even may find you're related to some &tends. publicatioos are offering hints to ancestor hunters. Boy Scouts can now quahfy for merit hedges In genealogy, and thousands have done so. For Amertcans with no notion of how to begin the ancestOJ hunt, there are half a dozen new reference guides. One of the most practical Is HOUI to T~ Your Fomi· ly Tru (Sl.95, Doubleday), which was assembled by the staff of the Arneibn Gene.aloglcal Research Institute. The apentng chapter answers the query so many Americans put to llbnsrlans and ar· chlvlsts: "How far back can we gor For most people, even membm of lon!t- promlnent famibn who engage profa- tk>nal researchers. going further back than 1.500 Is almost bnposslble. Prior to that, TeCOl'ds were kept only for royal famiJlcs and aristocratic heroes. The national or1gln ol an ancator ~er may deftne dw bmfts ol his hunt. A citizen of MlddJe Eastern or Lcvanline extraction may go beck to the seventh or eighth c.en~ and one whose roots are In India or In the 1 ... J.Palestine area may go back 1,000 years or mON. In Finding Our Fathaa: A Gwc:Nbook to Jewish Genealogy (Random Houte), au- thor Dan Rottenberg teJls ol Scmldc faml- lla who trace their haga back to KJng Solomon or to O.vld and Bathsheba. Jaws. Rottenberg bdcva, can trace thetr ancatry more easily than otha Americans. He reasons that "there were never more than 17 million Jews at one time," and that "most Jews are related to one another somewhere In the past, how· ever distant." Genealogy. Rottenberg goes on to say, "Is simply history on a personal tcale." For example, the bomb that killed Tsar A.lex· ander II In 1881 led to the Russi.an po- groms and to auel anrt-Semltic laws that caused thousands to Bee Russia for the' United States. Slmllarly. the pasecution ol the Piigrims In the 17th century brought the Mayflower to Plymouth. Masa. And had the English Cavaliers not been routed by Ollver Crom· well, the State of Virginia today would not boast IO many famllia wtlh long aristo- cratic pedigrees. 'There Is something "comforting" about ftndJng the roots ol one's family, Rot· tenbcrg adds. "It teaches us that we are aD brothers end ststen, and that whatever hsm we do to one another we do to owse!Ya." In Marchtng for your roots, kMp the path of lnqu)ry In a dJrect IPe -plnftl9, grandpercnts, great iJandpennCI Md IO on. Focget cousins and uncles at the oot- Mt. lf you bur If\ mind that ach of ua hu four ~. eight wat-wanc!per- entl, 16 weat1VMO and'° on, you will ... the vtJtue ., ~ collatenl branches and im?levant twigs. The num· bers become unmanageable. lf you figure 25 years to a generation, each ol us had o mllbon ancestors, dln!ct and collateral. walking the earth in the 15th century. In all family trees, some names pop up repeatedly, showing a recurrent genetic strain. lntennaniage among kith and kin was not uncommon. Thus, as you go back In time you may discover that some of your contemporaries are. your fourth or fifth cousins. This Is particUJarly true among Jewtsh families and accounts for the strong family resemblance among strangers. Not surpristngly, the 91eat ancestor hunt has stimulated a new Interest In Methnldty," the background of families whose American roots are only two or three generations old. Colleges report a surge of interest In eth· nlc·language study. Between 1968 and 1975 then! was 11 J!>.percent decline In the study of both French and German. During the same period, enrollment In Swedish, Yiddish, Hebrew. Italian, Polish, Norwegian and Japanese doub~d. The American Library Association told the Christian Science Monitor that "the rebirth In ethnic Interest Is making extl'llOC'· dlnary demands on llbrarle$ for materials." Novels and poetry In the so-called ethnic languages are In great demand. Prominent persons whose ance9hy was never expbed In past years now find themselves under genealoglc scrutiny. The British looked Into President Carter's roots and proclaimed him to be the direct de· scendant of a John Carter who headed the Royal Company of Vltners In the 17th cen· tury and who emigrated to Virginia. A recent stcxy out of Belfast dalmed Carter as one of Northern Ireland's pro- geny. Twelve U.S. Presidents, the Ulster· rnen MSert, had their roots In that dark and bloody ground (besides . Carter, Andrew Johnson, Jackson. W\Dlam and Benjamin Hanbon, Cleveland. Arthur, McKinley, Buchanan. Wilson. Polk and Gnint). la the quest for roots a mere fad. Ukely to pass away In the manner of other fads? Sociologists say no. The American lifestyle has bred a hunger to know who we are and where we came from. Amerlcans move too often. many and divorce too fre- quently and !J'OW up Ignorant ol our his· tory and traditions. I well remember my f1nt reading, as a child. of the dog-eared volume, bound In dark red c:alf, titled, Our KJndnd· The Von Home Family In Ammca Sinor 1634. There were some rich character sketches, some Indian i«e, a f41W famous names, ac:c:ounts ol estates bought and sold and a precise NCOfd of births and deaths. Family wtlls, mllltary records -esped4lly tt'°9e from the Revolutionary War -a.D had a · .aty the effect Dan Rott«nberg mentionl: "The humblng Nallzadon that each ol us Is merely a bnk In a chain. W. may 90IMday be fcrgotten, but the contribution we made to the chain, how.Yer slight, will always be there, and as long as the chain o · ,_ bt&, e ~of U1 will Cldst, too." lllUI FA.Wll.Y VWUKLV, July tO. 1977 • 1 I ti ITWAaOVT ANOMAll.l --------- LOWE~T PRICE EVER! 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By Marilyn Hansen IN THIS ISSUE •Easy Garden Salads For Quick, Delicious Dinners •Books And Cooks: Two cookbook authors share their fauorfte vegetable red pea. •Your Basic Chart For Fresh Vegetable And Fruit Gelatin Salads •Marilyn Interviews: Food authority Dorothy Holland gf uea .,,edal tlIM on 110lad dressings. · •What's New For Your Kitchen? •Insects That Make Your Garden Grow •Home Vegetable Garden Update •Plus Foodshelf And Tips 'n' Topics FAMtlY WlaKL.Y, Jut/ tO, 1'71" • 1t I FRESH GARDEN FOODS ContU.'"4 FRESH FRUIT MEDLEY 1 ,,_,, HllWllllen plll1J111Pae 2 ......... ,811ced 1 CM(11 oa..) ......... Clf1lftg9 Mett .... ........ Vt CllP ......... ,, ....... Vt CllPbll.11 .... .. 1 a.aspoon UCOlt* Kid powdw. V.cup~Nled ....... Vt cup....., c:rwn, wMpped ~COCOftUt 1. Cut pineapple In half lengthwise through aown. U$1ng cur.ied Mrntted knlfe, NmOlle &ult. le.avtng shells and fronds lnlad.. 2. Core and chunk ~ toss llghtfy wtth bananas, cnnga. strawberries, bluebenies and as- oodJlc add powder. 3. Spoon fruit mixture Into ptne- apple shells. Combine salad dresstng and whipped cream; mix weU. Spoon overfrultmtxture. 4. Garnish wtth c:oconut and ad- ditional fruit, tf desired. Moku 2 N!rulngs • Commerdally known as Frutt- Fresh. FESTIVAL SMAD 2 qt&. ......... tom, d90rted ......... 2awacMM,.......,anddcad ............. V.QIPcMpped---v. cup .... onlon.-C. • ~ coobd becon sAcM. c:ruMt»lad 8ottted Ff9ftdl NAddrMeinQ 1. Place ~ onto a large serving platter, Amlnge avocado slices and tomato tioeson weens. Top with ptddes, green onion and bacon. I . Serve with French dressing. MaJca 6 to 8 .avlngt STARBVRSr SALAD 1 ..... Iceberg lettuce, cut lntolwedgee 2 cupl carTOt .UC.. petUaay coobd 1 Vt cupe thinly sllced .... luochMI 1 cup ,...... mu9hroont sllc:M v. cup .uc.d pm.cl rfpe oaMe 1 cup eour cnara Vt cup bottl9d ltaJJal'I ua.d dreuing 1. Arrange lettuce wedges In ·--·-,..,.-. ---------------- A lighthearted ch~ of~ ls piquant Neptune Couar Salod. salad bowl. Combine carrots. naochlni, mushrooms and ollves; toss lightly. Spnnklc over lettuce wedges. Cover and refrigerate. 2 . In small bowl or blender, com· blne sour cream and lt3ban dre:ss&ig. mix.Ing Wltil blended. Serve with salad. Mow 6 urvlngs GENOA POTATO SALAD 116 •• ellced herd ......... cut lntostrtpe 4 cupe dioppecl coolled potatoes s Mid coobd .... chopped 1 pkg. (10 Clllll.) fnmn ...... COClbd and drained v. CllP 9Mcad °""' \flt.npooftNM .. *8poonpepper 116 cup .. ,...., .... Cltlp ............. celery ....... I . Combine talaml, pcntoes, eggs. peas, eclery. salt and pepper. 2. Add mayonnaise; toss lightly. Chill. S. To MrVC, arrange lettuce leaves on 9lrVtng plate. Piie po- tato salad tn cent«. Garnish with c:eiay leaves. Mok.a 6 aenri"91 NEPTUNE CAESAR SALAD 2 qta.. ueGl1ed....., ,om 1 y, cupe cnuklM 1 c:en {7 OD.) tuna, drained ........... y, cup lllced "'9ol.- y, cupOftlcMt rtnge 2 tebl I If aw NIM eMhoorr ..... BottledC....MUd *-Ing I. Combine g,eens, aoutons. tuna, olives, oruon rings, an· chovia and enough drealng to moisten. Toss llghdy. Maka 4 sat1lngs FRESH VEGETABLE AND FRUIT GELATIN SALADS Vegetllble/Frull ~ Avoelldo/ Or-oe e11n-. cabbege/ ~ C8n'Ob Carrot./ Cllbbage Caillflower/ Tomato ChHM/ CeletJ ClttW/ Cllbbege Cott.ige ChMM/ Vegetllble Gr..,.tnrit OrMgM/ Onion Peachee Torn.to Cold Vlneg.-or Gelatin s.n Liquid Umc>nJulce ~Yegel .. /Fnrft oranoeor oa.n • cup wNr 1 tbtp. • cup dlo.d unpeeled llPPfe rupbeny lt. cup MCtl olloPPed nuts end celery lemon, lime 1 cup diced peeled woctldo YI tap. •cup water 2 tep. 1 cup diced orange ..ctlbna or orange "' cup all~ red onion strawberry "'1s9. •cup water 1 tbtp. 1 medium banana, elloed \li cup MCtl ctlopped celely Md null lemon 1 Up. lli cupwa1er 2\btp. .. CllP Mell finely ehr.cfded ~ and diced unpeeled epple 1 tableapoon prepar.d llo..-.dllh i.nion orllme ~tip. •cup water 219p. 1 a.II) IMedded a.rrota "' = diced ~ry 2 IMpoone ~ olMI lemon 1 Up. •cup water 2~. 1 cup eecl\ Qm.d GV1'0ta and finely shredded oabbeQ• lemon 1 tip. • cupwlter 2 tbtf>. .. cup each ceullttower nol'lltll and dk:ed tomatoee 2 tablel90Qn• MCh chopped g1Mn pepper and eca1Uon1 lemon. ormnoe or YI 1s9. 1 cup tomato .. uc. 1 \IJ tblp. t cup first.cf cheddar cMele o~lneepple or tomato juice YI cup l'*Y dloed c:el•ry • oupfrvlt S.Ctsona ffOlll 1 large orange and 1 medium Of'IClefrvlt. diced llmeorlemon ~ i.p, 1 tbap. 1 oup atlredded ~ J~ph•water 1 tablellpoon ellced IC&lllona lemon or Ume .. t.ep. "'oupw1ter 1 tbep • 1 cup c~ ooftaG• cheeM y. oup diced cet.ry 2 tabi.tpoon1 ~ green pepper 1 te&IPOCK't grated onion iemon ~ t9p, "'cuptnJlt Juice plua water 1 cup dl09d gfllC)efruft eectlone none • eup dlo.d celery Wt cup diced oll\ln orange, lemon or or~neepple none lit c14>w1ter 2tlp. S.Otlona from S orano• ~ cup ~In rtd onion rings V. cup chopptd oet.rr llmeorlemon nCKle 9fi cup ginger .ie none t cup cftOed ~ PNOhH YI Ct.Ct 0~ nv:t-V. cup otlopped oMely lemon YI tip. • oupweter t~. 1 ~. OUl In Olin~ V. 0141 MCh llJced oelery ancl 9ac.d q\IMef'ld cucumber BASIC METHOD FOR MAKING GELATIN 8Al.Ai>a Dino'" t package (3 oz.) oetalln lll'ld '"-Nit In t cup bolUno wat.,, A6d cold Uquld ind vtMQu or i.mon I~ Cttm untll lhlckened, 1t>out 1 hour. Fold In Prec>•red ~t1bl• or fl\lll Chlll until firm In 1 S-or ~up mold, lndMdual mold• or tqut.r• pan. Urvnold ind .. ,,,. with lettuce end llllYonnalM, It delilr.d. Mabe ebOclt S ~ore MMnoe. 11 • l'AMILY WIEJCLY, .hllJ fO, 1177 MARILYN HANSEN TALKS WITH DOROTHY HOLLAND A delight to took m and fun to eat Is Chiclcen Cuny Lav· eredSolod. One charming. knowledgeable lady In the food forefront Is Dorothy Holland, a consumer re· latlol\S expert fcx a leading food manufacturer. We talked to Dorothy about salad-making. "I feel that the big thing In the salad area Is the wide variety of better produce that Is avaUable,'' Dorothy said. "We have always had a variety. bot now there Is definitely more. &tier greef\S and different kinds are being grown amt marketed mot'e w\dely. "This enables you to lndlvldu· all1.e more, to combine what you want In your own way. Mer you havechosen.chlDedandarranged your salad. match the dr8SSlng wtth the salad. Select the right dressing to gtve Just the master touC:h that makes a good salad great. "Just take a look at the salad dressing aisle In your super· market. There Is an amazing va· rtety. In today's market, unless products really sold. they wouldn't be there. so the variety and choict exist· becauM of con· sumer demand." One salad that Is a trend setter this year. Dorethy believes, Is the "layered salad.'' Different greens and ~ables are layered In a large bowl and sealed with a layer ol mayodalse. The bowl ls then covered with pl.ast:lc f\lm and rchigcrated fOI' several houn °' Ollctnlght. At MtVfng time. the aurfac. ol the mayonnaise may be deco- rated \!11th such Items u aou· tons. -.& sbca. green pepper tlngl. sllccd carrots and rlldlsha. (You *> may want to lndude d6d stwtmp. flaked tuna Of str1pl °' ham OI' luncheon meat.) The salad looks pretty on a buffet table, and people k>ve to dig down deep Into It. Another way to prepare the salad Is to toss It several hours before 541fVing, cover and then refrigerate. . "Today's ho~emaker wants to do things ahead of time." Doro- thy observed. "and tJ:lls layered salad Is Just great fOI' that. Fresh spinach Is terrific In the dish. and the laye-ed 'effect can be spet:· tacular when done In a lovely glass bowl. We did It on telev\- slon with red onlonS, green pep- per. red radbha and green peas. It's really artistry In a glass bowl." CHICKEN CURRY LAYERED SAUD • cupe etndded lettuce 2 '*°" (10-oz. alle)h.- ...... cooUd, chlMd end chUled , :.~ooolled ortarby I cupe chopped tomatoee 2 cupe Medeclc:ucumMr' aac..haMd I OU.,. IMfOllMIM 1 talll11paon...- 1Y. teaepooM cuny powder I cupe CtOUtonl 1. Layer lettuce. peas, chick.en, tomatoa and c:ucwnber In S..qt. salad bowl. 2. Comblne mayonnlllM, sugs and cuny. mbt well. 51naci OYU Aled. Cover with p&asdc flbft; ... frigenlt• owmlght. S. Before serving, sprinkle With croutons. Maba 12 N7Vll'lgl c """""~' 8 7071807 . ra\tr •c ... :::rs ~·--1·.=Mll .. ~------------------------ --- FRESH GARDEN FOODS Continu~d MARILYN HANSEN TALKS WITH NIKA HAZELTON We recently talked to Nlka Hazelton about her latest book, The Unabridged Vegetable Cook· book. It won ftrst prize In the specialty category In the R.T. French Company Tastemaker Awards competition In Mayol this year. Nilco, what prompud you to wrlU! a uegetoble coolcboolc? I have always liked vegetnbla more than any It's easy when you have plenty of cool, golderi-green Avocados and glistening black ripe olives on hand. Just slice California Avocados into crescents and California Olives into wedges. Tben do the chicken salad that has people dancing for joy. ........ J>rtu. winning cookbook authorNlka Hau/ton. · other kind of food. And so It was a natural deveJ. opment to write a vegetable cookbook, as I have been collectlng vegetable recipes for 35 years. l'ue notked that the redpa haue many different ~ng uarlotlonl. Is that a resuh of a foreign background? Yes, I grew up In Italy, Swttzert,nd and England. My father was a German dlplomat and my mother was ltaJlan. I was not a dlfflcuJt chUd with regard to food, and I ate evaythlng. So very early I devel- oped a sense for the taste ol good food. My mother, who origlnally was an entertainer, was very Interested In cooking and, In fact, wrote an Italian cookbook for Germans. She was way ahad of her time. I came to thls country In the late 30's to work foe Fortune magazine. I W«ked there seven years, then went to Hcupcri Baroor. Later I worked as a copywriter at Benton and Bowles advertising agency. One day I was traveling on a train, and, just to see If I couJd write something other than advertis- ing copy, I started to wrtte down daily childhood reminiscences. I guess I proved It to myself, for fve been writing ever since. My cookbook, I Cook Al I Please, won the award In 1975 In the bask: category. My new vegetable cookbook was wrttten, as I have said, with a great deal of love. I had many more notes on the historical background ol each vegetable than the pubilshendedded I could use. In gawrol, Nllta, what would you hke to say about uegetable cooltlng? Well, vegctabla should be eerved a1sp and hah and not be owrcookcd. Vegetable casse-- roles, too, should not be overcoc>Md. In The Unabridged Vegaable Coolcboolc, I em- phasim Ndpa foe the vegetables we eat .n the time -potatoes, com, green beans and so on - IO as to get ~ variety f« daily meals. Some rectpa from The Unabndged Vegetable Cookbook fqllow. HEAVEN AND EARTH• 4 lergepoUtoee. ...... Mdcutlntoplece9 4 wt......, ,....._cored and cut 1n1o...-. Salt Sugertotastia ' ......... ground nutmeg 4 •lblaapacm~roo.t ..... •U. 1. Cook the potatoa In~ wat.r to cover for about 10 minutes or wdll they arc about three- quarters toft. 2. Ormn off about half the water. Add the apples; mix and cook until they arc tender. S. Mash the mbChn and M1110n with salt and sugar to taste. Stir In nutmeg and the butter and beat until light. Malcu 4 to 6 "'1111191 •A German Rhineland clJsh excellent with pork, grilled IOIJSaga and 1paret1bs from the barbecue. fllESH CORN SALAD• IMncom.huebd y, cup oAwe ol 'Ai cup cider Meget 1 t~ a an fNeh lemon Juice 2 ta I IP a 11"9 Dijon~ Salt F.......,grauM pepper v. cup Minced ,.,..., 2 t.._ a a.• Minced,,..,. bed...._ or 2 ••pa~ dried be9ll or 1 or2 t~ ...... ~ ...... 2 ........................... chopped 1 UMl.-n pepper.~ end cut Into strtpa y, cup minced...._. onlone Lettuce 1. AD a large kettle with water and bring to the boiling point. Add the com and cowr the kettle. Return to the bdang poklt, mnov• from heat and let stand for 5 to 10 minutes. Drain and cool. 2. Cut lcemels off the cobc. Combine the ollvc oil, vinegar, lemon juice and mustmd. Mix well. Taste; add sett and pepper. Add the ~ basil or tar- ragon and mix weU. Add the oom and tc.a. S. Add the tomatoes, pepper and ~ onions and toes again. Une a salad bowl with 1ettucc and pile the oom salad on the iettuc.. Maka 6 aet111nga "This Is a good buffd dish. Add jullaulc strtps ol Swm cheese, cooked cdd mean. chk:ken or cooked shrimp to make a main-dbh salad. MARINATED HORS D'OEUVRE CARROTS ..... ~b-....wlwtlnto ....... ..... 8olll'lwetlrorchldl9ft-.-. ~ cupolNol Y,cup .... ._. 1 ......... tt*"Y llloed 2Whole .......... .... 11111paondrted.,_ .... F.......,.,...Spepper Uttlloe . ,,..of1 ............ 21Ml1111all"9NIOMl*ater0f•weed 1. Put the c:anots tnto a IBUOIPM Md cowr with ~ ..... Cook. \h::owredr lllntng frequcndy for about three minutes ex unttl canots _.. barely t.ncle-.Dratn. I. Cun~ oil, vNglw, crion, gadc, thyme. salt end pepper In • bowl (do not ... alwnlnum). Add the c:srota. S. Tc. With two forks to coet c:a10b with the ~Cover and~-cwcrnlght. 4. Drain cmoti end mnow the gartc. Pk an a ~ llned wtth lettuce. 5ptnkJc with lemon )'*- end~ or dll. Maka4to6ae:rol"9f' fAMllY WDJ(l.Y, JWr 10, 1'77 a 11 ..----·------ fA.MDY WfDIX FOODS HELF BEEF POTPIE In amall lldllct heat 1 tablespoon mar· gartne. Add 1 large onk>n. slc:ed '8Tlgth- wl:se. and cook. *1tng OYeT medium heat until gokkn. Combine on.Ion, 2 cans (24 oz.·slze) beef stew, Y, teaspoon thyme ie.ves, 1 bay leaf aumbled and 2 table- spoons Worcestershlrc NI.lee In l 1A-qt. amerole. Roll out pte ~for one 9- lnch crust and place on top ol c:asseroW. Press edge ol pastry to rtm ol dish with fen. Beat 1 egg with 1 tablespoon water. Brush surface ol pastry with mixture. Bake In preheated 425°F. oven for 30 minutes. Maka 4 to 6 NTVlngs FRESH GARDEN FOODS Continued BubCllULCeeli6 MARILYN HANSEN INTERVIEWS RUTH CONRAD BATEMAN Two popular vegetables for home gar- dens are iuc.chlnl and carrots. so when we heard about The Zucchini and CmTOt Cookbook, we made haste to find It. The soft-cover book Is written by Ruth Conrad Bateman, who also has written Flftv Great Buff et Part1e1 and The I Loue To Cook Book. (We found out when we talked to Ruth that Peg Bracken, who wrote The I Ha~ To Cook Book, ls one of her best friends.) We asked Ruth why she decided to write 11 cookbook devoted solely to zucchini and carrots. "Because they'r, always available, never out of season," she repned, "and they are reasonable, never priced too high. and, what's more. they taste good and are good for You." In the opening chapter, Ruth deto1bes the quick ways of cooking zucchini and carrots, and In chapter three gives a recipe that she says "has really caught on, and Just about everybody Is making It. l must say I originated It." The recipe Is Zucchini TM Zucchini and Canoe Cookbook, bv Ruth Comod Bamnan ~Ritchie Pr... 14 951 Grun Chile Quiche, which can be baked In a large pan as directed or In ltttle tart pans for appetizers. The Tropical COl'T'O( Cake Is her favorite carrot-ake recipe. It contains crushed pineapple and coconut, with a pineapple. orange peel and coconut frosting . Ruth has recently moved with her hus· band to San Juan Capistrano, Calif., a lit· tie vtllage with Hie roofs that Is the oldest community In Orange Coun~ Ruth has lived In California since gradu- ating from college. She grew up In the "short grass" country In Oldahoma -near Texas. It was a disputed community, as both states claimed the land. The contro- versy was settled by a legal decree, and raidents are content to be Oklahomans. Ruth's famlty Is ortglnally from Ten- nessee and South Carolina, and so the Conrad table was amply fUled with her mo· tiler's Southern specialties, espedally banana cake and pecan pc. "Through the ~." Ruth told us. "I have stayed In love with food." She wants everyone to know how great cooking Is and hopes to Inspire young people. "I feel that the new generation Is Interested In lighter, fresher foods without much em- phasis on heavy sauces." Some recipes from The Zucchini and Carrot CoC>kbook foDow. TROPICAL CARROT CAKE 2 cupa &A-i)UrpoM flour 2 tNspoona baking~ 1 tNapoon eoct. Vt tNapoon .. H 1 tMapoon dnnamon V. teaspoon nutmeg Vt tenpoon allapk>e 2 cusi-grated raw carrot1 1 can (8 Vt on.) cn.t1hed pineapple, 1'9htfy dralMd 1 cup chopped ••lnute 4eggs 2~augar 1 % Qlp& light~ otl Vt cup flabd coconut Troplcal Butt&t frosting ('9dpe foftowa) 1. Sift together aJJ dry Ingredients except sugar. Prepare carrots, pineapple and nuts. Grease and flour three 9-lnch round cake pans or a 13-x 9· x 2-lnch oblong pan. Preheat oven to 350°F. 2. Beat eggs lightly and beat In sugar. Stir In oil, dry Ingredients, carrots and pine- apple. (You should have S/4 cup pine- apple.) Mlx well. Stir In walnuts and coconut !. Spread evenly In pans. Bake 40 to 45 minutes or until sides shrink slightly and top springs back when touched. Cool layen In pans 10 minutes, then tum out on Wire racks to cool completely. 4. Stack layers and frost with Tropical But· ter FrostinA. 0ecOC"ate top with shredded orange peel. Frost cake In pan or simply sprinkle with powdered sugar. 31oyen CK l lheet COU TROPICAL BUTTER FROSTING 'A cup butter or margarine 1 lb.~ lugar. sifted Y• cup canned. llghtty drained, CfUShed pineapple 2 tabtnpOOn• sour cr••m 1 IN..,ooft tanllla 'I• .... poon ••It 2 .... poon. ooarMly orated tfffh orange peel Y. cup tlaUd coconut. chOpped 1. &111 butter until soft and gradually beat In sugar. pineap- ple and IOUf aeam alternately until frosting Is fluffy and smooth. Blend In vanilla, salt, orange peel and coconut. ZUCCHINI WITH WALNUTS e m.ctlutn te lnchN lonG> zucchMI, Ullt) H ied 1 cup walnut ha'"9 2 labletpoOR• butt• Sett Frnhly ground blld pepper l . Wash and trim zucc:hlnl and cu1 Into ~tnch slk:es. 2. Reserve 8 walnut halves for garnish ..l<f coarsely chop the rest. Melt buttec In heavy sauce- pan; add zucchini and saute, stir- ring gently and constantly IU'til. almost tender, 3 to 5 minutes. 3. Add chopped walnuts, salt afld pepper to taste. Cook gent- ly. 1tlrrtng until iucchlnl Is crispy and tender. Garnish with the wal· nut halves. Molces 6 Nnlfngs ZUCCHINI GREEN CHll.E QUICHE Stir In zucchini and heat a few moments only, until zucchini Is glazed with fat . 4 . Blend In flour, then spread In pastry shell. Sprinkle wtth the chOes and half the cheae&. 5. Beat eggs with milk and sea- son lightly wtth salt and pepper. Pour Into pastry shell and sptln· kle with remaining cheeses. 6. Bake at 400°F. fcx 15 mln- utef. Reduc:e heat to 350°F. and bake about 20 to 25 minutes longer. until cum.rd Is set and slightly puffed. Cool at least 15 minutes before cutting. 6 maln·dl&h 1e111lngs or 12 oppetlier servings ... family Weekly FOODSHELF SKIU.ET MACARONI Cook 2 slices diced bacon In large skillet until a\sp. Add 1 cup chopped onion, 1;, cup chopped green pepper and cook, stirring until tender. Add 1 I>. groond beef and brown. Stir In 2 cans (1 lb. each) peeled tomatoes, 5 ozs. elbow macaroni, l tablespoon sugar, 1 teaspoon salt and I/• teaspoon pepper. Covet and simmer, stirring ocaslonally. for 2Q. minutes or until macaroni Is tender. Add 1 cup s~dded cheddar cheese or cubed pro- cessed American cheese. Heal until just melted. Molces 6 servings Continu~d i . ' l ·' { \ 1 Warning: The SurgeOfl ~eneral Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. u 1 Qht . OO's FRESH GARDEN FOODS Continued COCONUT LIME PIE 1 9-tnd'I t».ked Of•ham-c:tacbr ~ •hell 1 pq. (I ou.) Cftam cheeu, 90ftened 1 c.n (14 on.I 1WMteMd condenled milk 1 can (IS oa.) frozen llrne8de concentrate, thaw.ct 1 container (4 V. on.) frozen nond•lry whipped topping, thawed 1 can (4 oa.) flaked coconut l . Prepare graham-aackcr pl4l shell and cool.• 2. In large bowl wtth electric mixer at high speed, beat aeam cheese until creamy. Add condensed milk and but until b&ended; continue beating until thoroughly mixed. 3 . Add limeade concentnlte Md but untll smooth. 4. At low speed, add whipped topping, beating )ust until blended. Pour Into pie shell. Top with coconut. 5 . Refrigerate about 3 hours°' until firm. Also may be frozen and served as a frozen pie. Makes 8 svvfngs 'To make f<K a crowd: Simply ,xepare grahom-croclcer crumb mixture /Of 9-lnch pie shell and sprlnkk In the bottom of a 9- x 13·1nch pon, pressing down /trmly. Make ftlllng m above. pour Into pon, sprinkle with Coconut and freeze. Cut Into squares lo serve Mo Ices J2 serulngs ~ CONDENSED MILK: A HANDY EMERGENCY FOOD When the refrigerator falls or getting to the store la lmpoaalbte, a can of sweetened condensed milk la useful to have on the shelf. Sweetened condensed mllk has au· gar added when the mllk ta procesaed and Is different from canned evaporated milk In color, flavor and texture. A can of sweetened condensed mllk can be kept on the shelf f<>f 18 months after It la procesaed. Once the can 15 opened, It should be CO¥IW9d with foll and refrigerated. The milk should be uaed within lO days. An easy and dellcloua party pie that uses condensed milk la the recipe for Coconut lime Pie. For a col<>fful, ldea1)acked book using sweetened condensed milk, Mnd ~ to: They'// Lo" It, Boroen Inc., Dept. A, P.O. Box 451, J9fsey City, N.J . 07703. GOLDEN FRUIT DELIGHT Joining p&Kh-flavored gelatin dMaert this summer Is tantallzlng aprfcot. This new flavor (we wonder why It didn't arrive earller) blends t>eauttfully to make dell· clous and pretty salads aod deaaerts. NEIGHBORS" RECIPE EXCHANGE If yoo hove a redpe and some cooking odulce to shore with us. write: Marll}ln Hansen, Neighbors' Recipe Exchange, FANILY WEEKLY. 641 Lexington Auenue. New York, N. Y. 10022. Recipes mwt Include yoor name, ad· dreu. telephone number and the news· papa In which you read FAMTLY WEEKLY. Due to the uolume of moll, Wf! cannot on· sWf!r letters cx ~m recipes.. In the cme of similar rectpa, the one with the earltat p<»tmark wlll be ~d. I was ta!Jdng to my friend, Anita Mizner, of New Rochelle, N. Y., while preparing this Issue, and she wanted to share her re· dpe for Eggplant Casserole, which follows. ANITA•s EGGPLANT CASSEROLE Take an eggplant (l 1h lbs.I and peel and slice It. Plaee slices on cookie sheet, sprin· kle with a little oil and bake foe about 20 minutes In a 400°F. oven while you make the sauce. In a large, heavy saucepan. cook 1 cup chopped onions and 1 clove garlic, crushed In 3 tablespoons vegetable oil for 8 minutes Of until limp. Add 1 can (2 lbs. 3 ozs.) peeled ltall&n tomatoes with basil, 1 can (6 on.) tomato paste, lft tea· spoon basU leaves (or 1 sprig fresh basil). 1 .,. teaspoon salt, 1 teaspoon sugaJ, 11z tea- spoon ground black pepper and 1 bay leaf. Hut to bolling, reduce heat and simmer, uncovered, for 15 minutes. In la~. <Sha!· low. greased casserole, layer cooked egg· plant, 1/2 lb. grated or sliced cheese (use any kind you have on hand), 1/2 Jb. sllced mushrooms, l lb. slkedzucdilnl, l lb. sliced summer squash and tomato sauce, finish· Ing off with anotha l/t lb. of slked cheese and a good sprinkling of grated Parmesan cheese. Bake for about 45 minutes or until vegetables are tenda and cheese Is mehed and browned. Anita says, "Make up as much as you need, vary~~ but keep the eggplant and mushrooms. Also, you can use bottied or canned pizza sauce or m!n- nara sauce for this dish. Serve with a aus- ty loaf of bread." Anita has her own vegetable garden and Is an Inventive cook who prepares many unusual dishes'°' her family .• "Ifs not simply being able to produce a dish perfectly from a recipe that makes you a good cook," says Anita. "It's being able to produce something good with odds and ends and the ability to fix something that's gone wrong that are the tests of one's cooking ability." The Mtzners read F AMll. Y WEEKL v In the White Plains, N. Y .• Re~r Dispatch. Contirurhl "I'll never buy another pancake lllix again'! ~since I discovered Bisquic}(pancakes~ "I used to keep a pancake mix on hand for those special hearty breakfast.a. But not anymore. "Because I've discovered that Bisquick makes light, tender and delicious pancakes. I should have known. Aft.er all, there's 45 years of experience and quality in every box of Bisquick:' Bisquick. The only pancake mix you'll ever need. ,.... FRESH GARDEN FOODS Contlnu~d CANTALOUPE- AVOCADO-TOMATO SALAD 1CMt.aoupe 1 a-.cado 2tomatoee C1tsp lettuce luwe: Boeton. Slmpeon, OeklNf t.......~(Ndpe f°"°"9) 1. Cut cantaloupe In half, mnove seeds, cut Into balls. Peel avocado and cut Into slk:es; slice tomatoes. ' 2 . Alternate avocado and tomato allces on a bed ol k!ttuce on platter. Make a mound of(:an. taloupe balls. Serve with lemon Dressing. Maka 6 servings LEMON DRESSING 2-tNapoona grated.,..,, letftOn rtnd "' cup ,,..,_ lemon juice y, cup ..aact ol 1 tMapoongr8ted fresh onion 1~ tM8PQOMult ... tMapoon..., :=::~ )\ teupoon ground COl'tander \ ... .., a an ground celery ..... 'tea1pa1N1T-..co I. Measure al Ingredients Into a )ar with a tight-fitting oowr. Cover and shake to mix wd. Chill. Shake well before serving. ..... Maka about 1 cup POLYNESIAN CIUCKEN SALAD 1 ...... H ....... pln1~Jjle f 2 cupect...,.scoobd ' SPICY FRUIT TOSS 2cupepeechallce9 1cup,.....,,.... )\ cup bluebenlea 2tab6eepaa.•euoar 'It teaapoon nutmeg Clteplet-. ...... 1¥.~--IMJOl.,•I•• typeuled •••••• I . Comblne peaches, raspber· r'es, blueberries, sugar and nut- meg. Toss lightly. Chill. 2. Place fruit mixture onto &et- tuce leaves on lndtvldual salad plates. Serve with salad dreulng. Maka 4 to 6 serulngs SKEWERED SALAD lucc:hWallcee llu9hroocM Cherfy tolftlltoes L.ettuc9 wadgM Bottled ThouNnd , ...... Nied ....... 1. For each salad, arrange zuc- chini, mushrooms and tomaloet C¥1 skcwen. Insert skewer In let- tuce wedge. Serve With dresling. 2. MMe an effective dish for a summer buffet table. Place skew- ered lettuce wedges around bowl ol dressing on large salad plate. Maka any quantftv datred J ! ._ ____________________________________ __.1 An elegant Salmon M~ wrwd with a /re.sh Dfff Sour Cream Sauce maka a aummer-euening supper. 1=.....,,,....... ! 1 cup ....... Of,eetad..-> ._ ________________ ............................................................... ----~ 1 cup ........... OOCOl'IUt 1 cup...,..., .... type Nied ....... 1 t9b1Mparw11nlk ~cup ........... touted 1. Cut ptneapple lengthwise Into quartcn through crown. Re- ~lt. leaving shells intact. 2. Con and chunk fruit; tou bghdy with chldcen, strawberries, grapes and c:oc::onut. Spoon Into plneapp&e lhells. Chlll. s. Combine meyonnalM, n4 and almonds. Serve over salad. Garnish with additional almonds If dalrcd. Maka 4atrv119 --··--... fAMILYMEK.LY,.111'110,,1177 ~ Canto/oupe-Auocodo -Tomato Salad makes a cobful harmony with leafy grun 0CX2nts. HOT BACON AND ASPARAGUS SALAD ........... ¥. cupdlappedNtwel <uMl•llCMd) ..... . 1 lb. ........... ,,..,.. fWOf ....... I tllllllp UM ""9pr t...-luipaan...., "ta11p11ndry......, , ....... ...... ;~~=-=- •. Db bacon and fry In lklJlet unnl crtsp and browned; mnovc from pen with fork tlr slotted spoon and drain on paper towela. If more than about 3 tablapoons bacon fat remains In pen, spoon off the~. 2. Add almonds to sldDet and sautl In becon fat until roatcd • golden color. Rcnow almonds andMteside. S. T itm lllPllf1llgUI and cut on e lt*P ~ to get pMca about .111' n:ha long. Add .. ~1111'» to lkllet, cowr and cook over medlum-htgh heat for about 5 minutes, lheklng pen or sttntng often to pm19nt stk:ktng. •• When asparagus .. tender- crlap, add vinegar, sugar, mustard, pepper and crllp bacon to pen; heat 1 or 2 mlnuta, stir· ring. Put greens In aalad bowl; pour aaperagua mbcture owr and top wtth slced egge. SptnJde with routed almonds. Tot1 .a the table and aerw promptly. Maka 4 .alod Nt'Vlngs, 2 main· dbh aalod MrVlf19' SALMON MOUSSE WITH Dll.l. SAUCE 1 CM (1 lb.) red eoct.,. salmon 2 ........ wtn..or.d ....... 1 cupcold .... %cup ......... 1~ t111pD01•wMMINH 1 cup mayomelae t taibtaell a llft ctipefS 1 cup hefty crwn. whipped I cMny \! Tiffi I c 0 .... ~-... DllS-a-s- (redpe tolows) 1. Drain salmon; discard juke. Remove skin and bones. Rake Into small pieces. 2. In small saucepan, aoltcn gelatin In cold water. Place over low heat, sdntng constantly. until gelatin dissotves. S. Rernow from he.at and stir in lemon juke, M.aeoned salt, may- onnaise and capen. 4 . Chm until mixture • slghdy- thldcened. F<*i In salmon and whipped aeam. 5. Tum Into &<:up mold. ChlD several hours until firm. 6. Unmold on serving plate. Gamllh wtth halved cherry to- matoes, cucumber allca and dill. Serve wtth om Sour emun Sauce. Maka 8 tavlng1 Dll.l. SOUR CREAM SAUCE 1 pt...,, eowc:n.m 3 I __ DOI• ...... juice 1 ~ ... lpOCM•drled cll WMd or 3 • ..,...,.,... chotlPad ............. 1 ... apaanprtloNlt 0..-. hlhlyground blad pepper ' 1. In medium bowl, b6end aD In- gredients well. Refrigerate, covered. II not saving lrnmd- ateJy. Maka 2 cu,_ GAZPACHO SALAD CUPS 2-..~--... ~cup------- ¥. cupcalery ... ~ cupc:hopped ........... 2 tatllUp DI I• dlcJpp Id onion ¥1 cupbotllld F..-..... .... .,. 4 ............. Crttp letblcl ...... 1 cup crautoftl 1. Combine chopped tomatoes, c:ucwnber. celay. gNel'I pepper and onion. Tot1 with French drallng. Cove and alow to marinate Ip the refrtgerator. I . Cut slke off stem end ol to- mato, scoop out pulp, clleawd seeds. Chop pulp and add to martnadng mixture. a. tomato cups upside down to drain. s. At serving time, plea tomato cups onto lettuce leeva and fll with mmtnade mlxhn. SprtnJde With croutons. Malca 4 amrlngs ' . BLACKOUT Have you eYer thought about what you would do If your home freezer stopped running? If you follow these rules, you stand a very good chance of preserving your food. 1) Keep the freezer c~aed. Open It only to take out food or to add dry Ice (see 3). Try to de- termine how long the current will be off, and how long the food wlll keep. The length of time food wlll stay frozen depends on: • The amount of food In the freezer. A full freezer will stay cold many houra long· er than a freezer only a quarter full. • The kind of food. A freezer full of meat will not warm up as fast as a freezer filled with baked food. • The temperature of the food. The colder the food, the longer It wlll stay frozen. • The freezer Itself. A well~n aulated freezer wlll keep food frozen much longer than one with little Insulation. • Size of freezer. The larger the freezer, the longer the food will stay frozen. 2) If you have a locket" plant In your area, make arrangements to have food taken care of durtng an emergency. When transport· Ing food to the plant, wrap It In plenty of newspaper and blan- kets or use lnaulat.ed boxes. Then run the food to the locker plant. 3> Your next-best alternative la to add dry Ice to the fnNWll. The mont yoU UM, the k)nger food will remain frozen. Find out l»- 1"'9 an em«gency where you can buydfy Ice. 4J If all elae falls, break out the home-ca1'nlng equipment and cook the thawed food whatever ways your famlly may llke It. Hant, again, be aure you haw the contaJnera. lids Md other canning equipment on hand and thoM canning reclpee handy. Sometimes fooda ere com- pletely °' partially thawed be- font you dlllCO'lef that your freez. et la not running. You may safely refreen foods If they contain Ice CfYatala or If they ate oold - about 40•F. -provided they have not M8n thawing for more than one °' two daya. But re- mem~ use retroz.n fooda aa 80CN'I u poeaJble aft• the ernet'g8ncy. Alway9 ...mine meat °' pou .. tty befont you decide what to do wtth It~--" mey become unsafe to eat tf It atarta to tpOll. Get rtd of the food If the color °' ~ odor of the thawed food la quee- t~. 'MillLYWEEkLY,July10, 1t'17 / ! l . ' . ( . l . :· < \ • l UliHTSi 13 ... Y.OJ ...... •·,_ ...... FTC"-'*' I& 1' U&llT1I0"• 13 ... V .tO lit: ..... ,_.,._ fir FTC lllllflOll FRESH GARDEN FOODS Continu~d IMSECTS THAT MAKE YOUR GARDEN GROW U you would like to raise your garden plants moce naturally. you will be happy to know that some insects can be most helpful in destroying unwanted and de- structive pests. A few are 90ld commerdally. while others can be enc.ouraged to Inhabit your garden. lf you have trouble local- \ng nurseries 5elllng these Insects. contact your county agricultural agent for lnfonnatlon. LADYBUGS or lady beetles. They're a great help In reducing pest damage bec:.ause they feed on and destroy all IJfe stages ol de.structive aphids, 9CA1es, mites and mealybugs. A colony of lady- bugs contains about 1,000 bugs and costs about $7. Walt unt\I sundown to reease thml so that they can settle during the night . APHIS LIONS. These raven- ous young of the lace wing fly already may be In your garden. They destroy many destructive Insects, Including mites. scales and the eggs ol many caterpll- lars. A colony conslsts o( about 500 lace wing eggs and costs about 75¢. GROUND BEETLES. Most ground beetla prey upon IN«t pc3b found In the sod, and their burrows Improve your soil be- cause they allow air and water to penetrate more easily. Stoce ground ~ usually teek shel- te:r under covu, you can encour- age them to bve In yow garden by kecpfng a board or pleca of wood on an unused spot of _ground In the garden. Peaches presened in ordinary canning syrup for 12 hours. Frult-Flesli. .. need It for cannlng,freellng,ancl fresh fruit. if you want all the fruit you serve to look and taste its freshest, what you really need is Fruit-Fresh. Because Fruit-Fresh contains a special ingredient that locks in the natural, "just-picked" oolor and flavor. Which means no more brown. mushy-looking peaches. Fruit-Fresh is economical. too. A 5-oz. can will preserve up to 75 lbs. of peaches. Here's how: For Canning: simply add Fruit-Fresh to the regular syrup. For Freezing: add --~.· Fruit-Fresh to the syrup or dry sugar. For Fresh Fruit: sprinkle Fruit-Fresh on your just-sliced fruit before refrigerating. Sound good? It tastes delicious. PRAYING MANTISES. They are known fOf their ~praytng" poslt1on when they're about to seize a vk:ttm. Mantita k1ll grushoppers and flies and, al- though they also eat ben~ lnJects. the U.S. Dept. o( Agn- cuk'" aays they do "'°" good ~~~ than harm. Egg cases contain 200 to 400 mandl eggs and lhoWd C09l obout $1 per case. YOU GOnA TRY IT. The electric vegetable peelu. of coW"Se. General Electric has ae- ated a Peeling Wand Electric Peeler that makes the peeling of fruits and vegetables a summer btteu. The versatile hand ~ can be used for potatoes. carrots, apples, zucchini, ,quash. toma- toes, peaches ... and so on, ad • infinitum. It has a special "Eye Tip" for removtng bkunlsha and potato eyes. The powe2' unit Is sealed In the handle so th« the peeler can be used under running water. Na- donaly available this ~. the elecb1c peeler has a ~ ed ma! price of $22. 98. rrs LOVERL v TO LOOK AT. That 's the shimmery dear, pe.ar- shaped fruit-ripening bowl. A stm ple design ere.ates a scientific. ally con'ed climate for ripening fresh hult. Measured venting on, top and bottom permits drcuJa.. Uon of air yet ·retains Important ethylene naturally exuded by frutts during ripening. The lid also reduces moisture loss, there- by preventing shrtvel, which so often occun when fruit Is ~ In an open bowl. The Ripen Right Fruit 8Qwl C03t5 $10. To order, send ched<, money orda or majol' credit card number to: Blue Anchor Inc. Gift Mutt Division P.O. Box 15498 Sacramento, Calif. 95813 If charging, lndude card expl· radon date and your signature. For Master Charge Include Inter- bank number. DRAGONRJES. You already know about their brilltant ~ and great sp«ed, but do you know that dragonfltcs alto catch mosqultos and other soft-bodied Insects? Although they ars not available commerdally. nearby water encourages their breeding because their young feed only on lnMtts found there. Coltllnwd. FNillLV W!EJU.V, Jllt110, 1171 • at l • I l I ' 1. OPUlAllON SAIL ICIPP saDWfDO.. GAllf.RY PR£SfN15 Tall Ships on Parade! 5.~ 6.rtALY The fabled Tall Ships Of The World Now -MKipp Soldwcdtl GallttyM offus this colorful print of Ntw York Harbor "OP- ERATION SAlL," 1976. plus fivt mott new scltetions of tht ships thtmsclvo, or six 1n a'1 for tht pnet of fivt (stt grid box ~low for price per print). frame -s1lvtrcd aluminum. Start your collecrion of Soldwcdel works with one or mott of tht"K handsomt prints. All art 21" x 28". ( R,_,,,/,lr, tlN rip«/ ~·11 "'""'""to ilKl'MJ1 ;,, NII#.) I. OPUATION SAIL An hutonc ptMnQg o( tht "TAU SHIPS" (Ot Openuion S&iJ celrbraung !be b1C:cn- m11U.I yar o( 1976 in chr U.S. A. 2. U.S.A. "EAGLE" Hoar ~I fonbr 1976 U.S. 0pmi. 1100 S.il gathering. owocd and opn.rN by U.S.C.G. 3. POUND "DAR POMORZA" Polaod's concnbuuon 10 IM ti.JI 1h1ps that apre.4 good will 1Qd w0tldwi.X pnct <f. GERMANY "GORCH POCK" The winnu cl rhe 1976 STA) ASTA ltMt from Bnmuda ro Nntpt>n. R .I S. DENMARK "DANMAl.K" A ratt virw ofchr O.nuh crau1it13 .hip~ do•o fW a full gale oft'~ Horn. 6. ITALY. AMElllGO VESPUCtr l.q>ta«aoog rhe pri.W of lraJy an.d !ht lraJian peopl<r ncrywhett. r--------------------------1 I Port-•...... a.di_...... l'n<Y ....... f I : lll•S6 AL 1 I I I I I tr-4 I : ... _,, I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 5"1C.1ALOfflJl-• ,.. .... _...... _...,._ -··~fel',_.....,., T-'0--111 T•"''-"-'1----0lliw•,....,•· RS• ..... ,..,.._'""" AwHoCO.Q't O"-tr.-r...,.. a .... ~ 10..-.0.. ........ I ~a.*-'•·------------ 1 ....,..... .. _~-----------' I ....... ------------------1 ..._--~~~~~~~~~~~~--I Mh9 ' I I a,. Si• ~ I ··--------------------------J FRESH GARDEN FOODS Continu~d ffMce GolUfat Updole ALL-AMERICA VEGETABLE SELECTIONS In 1932 a small group of concerned people got together lo Id about their mutual dissatisfaction with the growth rate, quality and variety of Rowers and veg.- tabja In the United States. Their bock· grounds were varied: pt"ofessional garden- ers. unlverstty teachers, seed producen. They agreed that they wanted a standard method for recx>gnlzing outstanding hor- ticultural achievements, and so the volun· tary, nonprofll, educational organl:tlltion, All-America Selections, was born. We recently spoke wlth James Wilson. executive secretary of the group, about the lllOl'k of the members toda\I. Nadonal testing aaoss Ainer1ca Is being can1ed on each year. It Involves 31 flower tJ1als and 28 vegetable tnaJs. Every trial ground has a judge who Is an expert with many years' e:xperlenc.e. The flower and vegetable councils Ml their own standards for judging and pohdng theb' contests. This year an AD-America gokl medal wa.s awarded In the vegeQble categcxy fOI' the fnt time In foui yean. The wlnner Is a Savoy curly ~eel cabb9gc pamed Savoy Ace.It was developed In Japan. Wilson told us that lt Is rtally .. one world as far as VEGETABLES IN HOME GARDENS Roughly half of all United States house- holds wlD plant garde:\s In 1977. Although the gardena wtl vary fr()fn a generous, producttve 500-square-foot \>acky•d plot yielding 1$ types of vegetables to a few tomato plants on an apartment balcony. the fad ranalns that Americans are grow- ing their own food. W. talbd to Chase Comdus, directof of marMung for a leading retail Med pro- ducer and merc:hanc:JIMr In the country. "Gardening has become the No. 1 hobby In the United States," Said Chase. "It's partly due to high food prtca and partly part of the 'green revolution.' One prob- lem many people have found is the &eek of open gardening~· Local towns and munklpel goycmmentl shoWd provide land forplantlng. "The molt popular vegatables for home- growing thtl ~ ... green bans, carrob, beets, summer ~. green, ~ and ltraight neck). lettuces. Swllt chard. rmutard and turnip gmms." a,.. continued, "There Is • tJcnd to- • a FAMILYWffktY,.l111J 10, 1977 horticulture goes. and a plant doa not have to be d8Vejoped In the United States to be an AD-America seJec:tion. It strnply must be able to grow better than all other val1eUes In all parts ol the United States." This Savoy Ace has a four-pound he.ad, good green coloration well Into the he.ad and a creamy white center. "The flavor Is abo better," Wll5on sakf. "Aavor Is stressed In the judging. You can't fool the home gardener on flavor. He might grow o varie- ty once. but not twlu tf the flavor Isn't there." The Au olto has a 75-day growing time from seed to harvest, which Is one week less than the prev\ous Savoy cabbage. A silver medal was aworded to Spinach Melody. which waa deve:loped In Holland. This sptnach has a higher resistance to plant disease and to "bolting" (throwing a seed he.ad) than the previously known variety. Two bronz.e medals were given this yeai In the hybrid vegetable class. A cross be- tween zucchini and patty-pan squash was developed, resulting In a deep green color with the round patty-pan shape. The cap- tivating name for the new squash, which• was devtioped In Southern CallfornMi. ls Sc:aDoplnJ. The second brome medal went to a hy- brid pumpkin CAiled Spirit. It, too, Is a product of Southern Caltfomla. An ex- tremely early producer. the pumpkin will grow as far north as Maine and Michigan. It has ftve-foot long runners, o 15-lnch round head and a symmetrical shape. One might say It was grown to be a Jack O' Lantern. Look for the AU-Amerlca winners to be sold by all the seed companies. ward smaller and futer F>Wlng plants. However. don't Jet that fool you; cherry tomatoes, akhoogh small, grow on large plantl. Bush vaa1edcl of plantl are appear- ing that don't tab llmldal space to grow. 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Flnt 0..-. lnvolva only the outer layer ol the lkln, IUd\ .. the reddening IMn wtth aan- bum. 8ecood 0.-. in. bumed tkln II bllstaed or actuaDy peeled olf. T1alrd o..-. in. decpat and molt eertous bum. There .. ,attual c:hamng. Ol the burned tldn has a leathay. whitish ~-If an ... ol more than 15 .,..._ cent ol dwbody liUlfllce II burMd, the vlc:dln --• medicel ...... gency. Indeed. any ~ Involv- ing even 10 ~t ol the body can be ex1rcmety dangerous and requlra prompt medkal atten- tion. To esdmat8 tN extent ol the body that Is Involved, the 11- lustratlon below should be UM- 1 T'lf. 1 T'lf. ful. in. pet'Cllltaga Indicated hold In.IC for a flve.to-nlne-year· old chld. They .signify that If your c:hlld adfen a 2nd-degree or~ degr'M bum lnvolvlng, say, an entire leg, he has a 17-~ bum, which ... emagency re- quiring bnmcdlate holplalha- tion. The caks•lettons for • t-b9 .. about the smne, aciept thet tr. b.11la8g!.nd. 18 ~ nid. ..... 15 . pmwnt. Wllh adults, the ~ rule holds: eact.. arm II 9~ each 19918~ cent. dw twad 9 pacmt, dw front and bade ol the tQftO each 18percn. MOie bums .. minor k\ ..wn- ty and w lntO the ~ bum~ In IUC:h CllMS, bn- mdatcJy apply cold w.-to dw PAMILY WHIO..Y, Jllfr 10. 1'71 e It bum ara for a few mtnuta to re- 1'evc the pain. Nat, coves the area wtth a sterile gauzic pad. I would suggest you UM a non- stick, plastic-coYCrcd gauze llnc:e Oldlnary gauze may stick to the sktn and be dlfficuJt to mnovc. If the bum aru Is small and blis- tered, the treatment still consists ol cold water and a sterile gauze pad. You should not disturb the bllsters or use ointments. Slmply notify your doctor a. to the arq ol skin Involved and what the bum looks like, and he wlll ad· vise you about further trntment. If the bum coven a latge area (over 10 percent ol the body sur· face) and, espedally, If the skin Is blistered or charred, cover It wtth a clean sheet or a thin plastic wrapping. Wrap your chld wtth blankm to keep hlm warm and lmmediatsJy take him to the ho9pltal. Do not apply butter .Ol any salve or ointment. There arc a number ol rules that should be foDowed to reduce the risk ol your chlJd suffering a MVerebum: • Keep a baby oc a young child away from the stove. • Don't have dangllng eJectnc: cards In the houle. • Kap hot pans, espedally ol grease oc oil, on the bad< ol the stove. e Don't UM overhanging table- cloths. They can easily be yanked down by a todd1er. I recendy treated a leVCN bum ol a l1ttle girt who had pulled at a table· doCh and spOled a mug ol hot coffee aD ow:r her face. • Don't allow children to play unsupervbed In ftont ol an open fire. • Don't store gasollnc In the home. • Have a fire extinguisher rudl- ly available In the house. • Use ftamc·mardant fabrics whenever poestble. • Reduce the temperature ol bath oc shower water. • Keep matcha away from chil- dren. One ol the '8ading C8U9CS of NveN bums II chlklrcn who Mt thermelva on fire playtng with matctwi. tn secret. • Never '-ave young chUdren unattended In the JR houM. 1111.m Tiie Fabulous New Folltlore look Tllat's Ta/ting America By Storm I The Famous ''~' Women Incredibly Low-Priced! Short Long $5.99 $10.99 ~DASHIKI · · · the inspiration Is African, and the desi~ in a~~o:'.~famous for Its brilliant co:::m ~ 100% natural lndi magnificent Imports are styled ln an cotton in the blazing hu sunset with Intricate, multi.hued folklor es of a Madras unique. Very eye-catch.Ing. and e patterns, each one matJc. full-flowing sleeves. Ratter! very easy. Both have dra- erous sweep of fabric f f ng slit necklJnes and a gen. 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Jomes Irwin, 47, has t?een deeply religious all his life. and whtle·on the moon, he said he "felt the presence of God" and a dalre to share his renewed faith with others. Born In Pittsburgh, lrwtn retired from the space pro- gram shonJy after his return to earth and fonned the High Flight Foundation, an lnterdenomtna- ttonal Christian OJganluatlon. On behalf of the Foundation, ltwln has traveled to more than 40 CDUntriel, speaking on how "the future Is as bright as the promise of God." Edgar Mitchell, 46, perccJved the Immense potential of the human being when he set foot on the moon. He Is conV!noed that rrn1n Is capeble of doing whatever he sets his n\.ind (O. On h1s way to the moon In Apollo 14, he conducted a test In ~ perception (ESP) and, upon returning to earth, felt compelled to "conttnue exploftng the nature of consciousness and human potentials." He left NASA,Jn 1972 to write a book and to wt up the nonprofit lrt- ltStu'8 of Nottlc Sdenca In Palo AJto. Calif. Edwin "&.a" Aldrin, 47, born In Montdlijr. N.J .. sov-tt wut\t the welc on the moon that affect- ed his Bfe, but what happened wh4m he Mt foot on earth again. He daat>ed 10me post·fllght experienca and problems en- countered by many astronauts In his book, Return to Earlh. Aldrin Is now president of a col'\Sultlng ftrm In Los Angeles. Eugene Ceman, 43, was the last to step off the moon. Born In Chicago, he has fond memories of the walk but doesn't believe that he has been changed by the experience. Ceman thinks that we may re- turn to the moon "when we have a purpose to do so, though It may come after we've landed on MU5." After 13 yean with NASA, Ceman felt he needed a change. 1he problems In the fteld of energy presented a tre- mendous challenge to him, so In 1976 he jotned an od company In Houston, where he Is now ex- ecuttve vice president. Harrtson Schm/11, 42, was on the last ApolJo moon Olght, and he considers the experience of walking on the moon one of the high points of h1s llfe. "But so was getting my Ph.D.," says the· only moonwaUca who Is still sin- gle, "and rm sure that one day ru have a family, and that too will be a high point." Schmitt, the only moonwalker wtthoot a m1lttary background, Is a U.S. Senatcr from New Mex- ico, but his ded96or\ to enter polltica had nothing to do with the moonwalk. "I had made that d«ision many yean before." Nell Ama1trong, 46, the first man to walk on the moon, teaches In the Oepmtmcnt of Acrospacc Engtneertng and di· rects the Institute of Engineertng and Medicine n the Unlvcnfty of Onctnnatl. Ute many of the other astronauts, AnnlCrong sea hll fonncr co&ugo. from time to ttmc. but he le no longer wl!S- lng to dl9cull .. fedngt about walking on the moon. Alon Shepard, 53, the o&dcst of the 12 moonwalken, was not only the fifth moonwalker, but also America's first astronaut. Born In East Derry, N. H , Shepaid now bves In Houston, where he has returned to the business Interests he has had an along; banking, otl and land In· vestments, btt.edlng quarter- hones, oonstructlon and, most recently. a beerdtsDtiutonhlp. Charla Dub. 41, also~ llshed a wholesale beer dimba· t~ when he mired from NASA In 1976. Duke now lives In San Antonio, where he heads the dlstrtbutorshlp which he named, appropriately enough, the Orbit Corporation. Alon Bean, 45, thinks that theie may be a permanent, manned station In space In the late 1980's and that space will be explored with the shuttle In much the same way as the Western Hemlsp~ was explored by the boat. One of only two moon· walkers still In the astronaut corps, Be.an has reconied more ttme In space (1,671 hours, 45 minutes) than any other moon walker. · John Young, ~. Is the other moonwalker to stay wtth NASA as an astronaut. For Young, cur· rently chief of the Astronaut Of- ftce In Houston and In charge of the group of astronauts who. will fly the space shuttle, the moon- walk did not produce any ma)« changes In his llfe. Chorlu "Pcu" Conrod. 47, the third man to walk on the moon, thinks In much the 1amc terms. "It doesn't mean tt\at much to me," says Conrad, who • Is now a vbJ president In the In· tU'll&tional division of an aut~ matlon company. He fccis that Skylab 2, which he oommandcd, was a greater challenge. Dould R. Scott. 47. has re- mained with NASA but not In the astronaut ec:xps. The ~th man to walk on the moon, Scott sav-. "There will never be any- thing as cxclttng as that.'' Today he dttem NASA's Hugh L. Dryden Flight Center at Edwardt Air Force Bese In California. f<ll' the most part, waDcJng on the moon did not Inspire thac men to do thtngs they pmlloully had not thought of doing. (n. aad. It g9VC them the courage to pursue qrfier Ide.a. ,_ and convictions. 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Lukewarm waler will remove white wine spots; a dry spot-lifter will usually take care of red or rose'wlne spots. •Coffee.. Traces ol sugar must be re- moved wtth a damp cloth. Use hot waler on the stain repeatedly, then launder. Spot-lifter should remove most of the stain on a nonwashable Item. The &pectant Mother: A Dieting Dilemma B'9 mothers have big babies, and big babfes olten become big adults. That ta a new reason obctetrldans are concerned about how much weight a pregnant ~ man gains. Heavy mothers also run a greater rtsk ol obsteh1cAI complk:atlons. Oh the other hand, If a pregnant woman does not gain enough weight, her chances ol producing a premature baby are greater. So women olten arc left In a dilemma: too much weight means higher risk for the mo- ther, too llttlc weight, higher risk for the beby. Dr. Kenneth Travers, a Maryland physician who has rwvldld the literature on obcstty and pegnancy. finds pregnant American women average a wctght gain ol 'l7 pounds. 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Helptog Your Dog Live A Healthier and Happier Life You can help your dog ltve longer and be happier by following a few common acnse rules, soy Dr. Jean Beckwith and Dr. Jeny HOMI, who practice veterinary medldne In Dallas. • Diet. DMtary needs ol a dog change as It grows <*icr, and a vet can bat teD you how to feed your dog. He may, for exam- ple, pracd>8 a low protein diet for a dog wtth kidney or liver problems, a low caJorie diet foe an overweight dog or a low sak diet for a dog with a he.art co.dmon. • &adee. Dogs should be taken out on a leash ~ and exerdsed for a piacrbed amount ol time. Just tum1ng a dog ioo.. In the yard won't do, Jinot It probably won't run unJesa It has other doga with whk:h to run. • ff ...... If a dog stays In the home,' It\ wtlJ sheJt-.d, but If It stays outside, It ~ haw • wd-lnsulmd home thats protect.t from the wind and cold. Dogs - partlcularty older ones -oft.en need extra heal dwing cold ~thcr. • Acddata. 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Beach -147-1555 PERSONAL EXPERIENCE Did little Joe Cartw111hl her •ti his bed7 Heck no' Otd Charles lnaalls ever wel his bed' Of course not' Otd Mtehael Landon. the star SU"DAY, JUlY 10 who brou1ht both ol those characters to televmon fame, ever wet his 12:00 Cl IWlonll Socar Ntw YOik Cosmos vs Suttle Soundtrs bed? 12:.lO (])Ara l'anell&Y• $j10fb Indeed he did, and the misery and sh1me which resulted is the 1:00 a CCl?J CJ)) CIS SfOltl s~ "To tht loo ol the Wolid-main reason why Landon, the stat ol NBC's l1ltle House on the Asslull Oii Nounl Everuf' lul Au1us1 1 tum of Amer1C1n's sultd Pta1ne, made a movie 011 the subiecl The trim "The lonehesl Mount herest A h11hh1ht of tilt sp«11I IS tilt ~1ew1n1 ot dramahc Runner," repeats on NBC, Thursday and tells of the trauma suffered lootace taken 1100 the mount11n known to local Sherpa tribesmen n b• a IJ·•ear.old whose parents think he is welltn• his bed because Chomoh1n11111 ("&oddm motfler of tt11 earth") , , • (]) h4r1I la.W S,,n 01e10 Pldm vs Los Anceles Oodae13 he's lazy or defiant. Landon has a bnef role in the movie, which he 2:00 Cl f"ro F111 wrote and directed l:JO • (8 (()) 0 lllll1d lrwltatiolltl Ttnllll Claalc Tiie m1ud doubles "A lot of people smiled when I told them I was 1oin1 to make a S:OO ~ 5""b Willt lltl1b movie about bet·wet11nt " says Landon, bul obviously they'n never • ;,..1 ~. been bed·wetters, or they'd know that it's a tr1&1c problem " S:lO (Q:IJ (]))Ara's s,.,u WorN Landon, who was 14 years old before he stopped wett1n11 htS bed, MOWDAY, JUlY l l t\as done a vast amount of research on the problem. and is amazed at 1:30 D CIDl (/8) (J)) AIC Mond11 lliellt l11tb1ll lt1ms 10 be the hes and myths that are still accepted by modern·day Amertcans. announced TUESDAY, JUlY 12 "There's no way that a btd·wetter can be 'shamed' or 'humiliated' out 7:001211 Malot Lttr11e a.MM San franmco Glints n. Sin Diei o Padres of the habit," says Landon "There are 11teratly millions of kids in lh1s lftOllESDAY, JUL y 13 country who m bein11 emoltonally damaaed because of our 111no· 5:00 13 Aztec Socter Los Ancetu Aztecs vs Tampa Bly Rowdies ranee." 7:00 121 ltlllor IAlpe ...._. San Francisco G11nts vs San Dieeo P1dr9$. He states that the problem, wh!Ch hits lar more boys than 1111ls, 1s 1:00 G Alt.ca Socar Los Anulu A!tetl vs. Tampa Bay Rowdies USlJally caused by very deep sleep patterns-and is usually hereditary 11:00 D 0 Cll tll a :._r:.~~:~t_,11t .,_.11 lnms10 be "You show me a boy who 1s still wttt1 ne his bed at 12 or 13, and I'll innounctd show you a father or 11randf1ther who did the same thine." says a WCT CM.._ Cut Landon 11:30 m T1lil ..... "' ...... He says that his parents refused to buy htm a lull·Slled bed until lUO (]) Tilil "°" ill ._.. he stopped wettina. and as a result he slept 1n a cramped youth bed- 2:00 D 0 (]) G 0 Pluunt ValleJ Clatlic Stm1 round of this 1011 which munt that he'd never 1nv1te friends to his house for fear they'd tournament from the Pleasant Yallty Collnlr, Club 1n Sutton, Mus see it. His mother wouldn't let him have an.,.hina to drmk after the tlO • Tiit W1Mtt1 , • 1:30 e s,.11 s,.del: T1le y.., of t11t u~ evenina meal, ind made t11m eat cnckers beto1e bedtime. "I had the 4:00 (I) •Ara'• SllCb doest pillow 1n town." l1a1tis Landon. "but I still wet my bed " uo. ~) (I) cas $,.,ta s,.cbe11tr Landon IS • 1re11anous, humor-hlled mi n today, but he WIS shy 5.'00 I tmi (QI~~ w.M ., Storti and womed as he entered his teens "My mother thou&ht I was 1ust l'OO • M:T TtMll C*'t8"ktna11"9 beina mun and stubborn," he reports ''She thou&ht I'd stop wettme -------------------~ my bed if slit hune my soiled sheet out ot my bedroom w1ndo• for all SU"DAY, JULY Ill 6:00 8 CC) "Seuell" (adv) '72-Hueh O'llr11n, Elke Sommer ID CC) "l'tllduluM" (dra) '69-Geor1e Peppard, Jean Seberg l-00 ID "The Roltltta Twntle" (dra) '39-Jamn C11ney 9:00 8 Cil <Il» (1211 (])) (C) "Tiit Sca~ers" (wes) '68-Burt lan· wt er, Shelley Winters 9:l0 II tU> Cll l!D QI) (C) "Stonatrott: Who llllt4 lltt Cttltertold Modelf' (dra) '76-Barb11a Eden MONDAY, JULY 11 6:30 I <CJ "£Iii llo, SIMo" ~•ts) '71-Jolln Asltn, Edtt Adams. 9:00 0 Cl) D lUl (C) lft1Uut" (dr1) '76-Charles Bronson. TUESDAY, JUlY 12 5:30 8 CC) '1llt Left Hand ff '4ld" (dra) 'SS-Humphrey Boeart 1:00. CC) •ttonzw of tlM Su" (doc) '70 8 (C) "Wipe Our (dra) 7~-Rtclllrd Conte, Henry Stlva 9:00 a CJ) (ID)(~(])) (C) ~(com) '73-Woody Allen wtOllUDAY, JULT U i:lO G (C) "O..lrko IM tlM '1Mltlltn" (dr•) 's.4-Vic101 Mature 9:00 fJ ((]?)CJ)) (()CC) "llWt Fet bell OtW" (com) '76-Joseph Boloana. Renee T aylOI THUISDAY JULY 14 5:l0 8 (C) "0.W, t.o111 Ltra'' ptij I (mus) SS-f red Aslltre 1:00 IJ 8 D aJJ CC> '1llf LeMliat .._,.. (dft) '76-un(e Kerwin, Mtehael l.-don e (C) ~u, Oii 101" (dra) '72-Jac~ Albtrtaon. Lesley W11ren toll .. @ Cl) cm a:> "Sta• tlM Wld QIW" (dra) '76-0md JanSSll Fl1DAY, JULT IS 6!JO 8 (C) ·~ t..1 IAp" Conti (m11S) ·s~-fred Astaire l'OO • ((]?) CJ)) (I) (C) "Tiit ..... .,. CHIM&. T1le ...... Alt c.ilC" (com) '66-Call Reiner a CJ) (9 (])) (C) •ltWcet" (ad.) 76-umcs Wtjnwnettt • (J:) "Dil(IU" (ad¥) '65-SllnleJ Baker, Jufiet Pn>WM tlO e CJ) ®I (rat CJ)) CC> "A~ (im) '7t-lhrt Oollllta. SAlVllDAT. JUL~ 1' ~ • (t) "ftf TI-. Wiie l1lill* t-." (com) '64-Jemtt Darren . ... e (C) ~ o.,.f (Ore) '51-Aldo R•r. e CC> "Tiit Iba 1111111 ltnj F1tMll $111" (dra) '56-Grecory Peck. 9:00 D @ e 8 CJ:) "11llr C.... It .. la W.CW' (dra) '69-Giry (ocklllOOd. Elkt Sommer my frrends to see. I was humll11ted-but I sllll wet my bed." He lon11ed to 1oin his pals at slumber parties. but was afraid he'd sh1me himself. Trapped into such • party once, he sat up all nieht rather than risk wettine a friend's bed "We would never hum1flate or tau1h at a chlld because he had b1& ears or needed fl asses," nys Landon, "and neither stiould we withhold sympathy and understand· ing from a child who wets his bed-he has no more control over that than the size of his ears." lrt.I W. ~ lllllt) 114 LMClt..,. D ltt "1lie u..llllt blller," "" -......, -...... It ,. ..... P-eeS Monty Hall ha made 1 new "dell" fOf his OWft new ~ PM show. It's cal1t4 It's Anybody's GutU llld r..ty's pm b that It will be arOUftd '°' 1 Iona time. It lirs • JIBC, liloftdly tllru Friday at llAM. liltt1111 1 pme show Oii tllt 1ir Isn't 1 matter of pm.woB eccerdina to Monty. "You hnt to havt tllt ri&lrt lnartclitftts," ht uld. "first of 111, there has to be • came. You must h1N 1 winner ind a loser and JOU must inwoM your viewers subjectlnty." r ..... rs participate In OIM of two ways, KCOrdina to HIM. "If the qlllltlons are easy, they will think or ay, 'I know tllt answer, rm as smart as the cont..Unb on the lllow,"' uid Hall. "If tllt questions are t011p, then tllt viewer becomes fascinated by the contest1nb ind start rootlna for OM °' tlle other sldl, as in 1 sportina Mflt. "With I TV series, sud! IS Polk• Woman, tht outaNM Is seldom in dcMlbt. Wltll a pme show, Ilk• a sperti111 Mitt, tllt outcomt it always In dcMlbt. YOll newr know who will win." It's Anybody's GutU is a word 11me. It's b&StCI on whetlMr people ca11 predict whit other people would SIJ. Thlfl are two contestallb llld fiwe panelists, all picted from 1 lt\ldio audience. ? • LlllCI Kerwin stars 111 lJ..year-GM who 111ud ce,e with ptl10llll shl111t and tht 111111 ICCUSltiofts of his parents owtr his chl'Oftk bed·wtttilla. hi ''The Lofte. Uat ll1111111r," 1 90-lllitlute drama rtpatlfll on NBC, Thursday at 11'11. Bria• lleltll 1llo stars. Mldllel lan4on (of NIC'a Uttle House oa tht Prairit) .,,..,, ill I Cl-191e ill Hie fllnt, wflidl lie "'* Ind •rected. Jolla Curtis • 1 IOlltr .._ Ill nib to COllCUI tlle fed from Ills fn.ds tMt Ilia partllb llOll't IMly H I replar ~ .til lie ... "'"iftc. He refms to stay MmiPt wltfl ''*'* .. , .. , ... di .,.. M..tf. His ~ fatller, Arllld, Is 1111 *"& "*'P "aid., to Ilia M"'"'& lllOthtr, Alice, ... ,....... the ,.tit ~ llMcilc IMs lliled ~ ... the ..... Ills,,.. to ... ll'llllallJ, it la J-.i'• she• ttllt mllhllllJ realb ill his '*-lillc a 11119. fl1elissa Sae Alclmoa, ... • .,,..,. 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(}) Y'_,.I "' llutritlorl ... & Ille s,alitft .... (]) lit Thtft • Ucllt o Tiie m a1111 G)W"itltlt 131 The FlintstoMs 7:00 D ump Unto My Fiii CD Voict ol A(ricultuu .. 811 8lut llb!Me CIJ Tiit P'Tl Club CJJ TV I I.lob et w1llin1 G) lust l0t TMllS 0) (ltlat Ancltf Hout Ill) CJ) This b Ille Ufe (3) H.R. N ·ll·Stuf Gt top flOf Httlth 13J Acricllllurt USA -7:30-D llOl Up & lilt CJ) faitll hw Toay .. lMld ol Ille Ult D U•rdoc Cll Yoci & fr...U Ill °'' Ill 0.-., m The flillblma 8 (() !)_, & Gofiltll 13lT~T¥tNo f.ll)llllilltw hctn ( (3) (])) T ... ltlll Metti111 9 Silla YOUf rrliM to Hill! 8:00 O C-it-1 Cll Ji-r Swawrt s... 11 The lift tr.. CAP.U ·~&Flitt* e EJ"'itMD la Alllda ({)St.tr Trll Clrtoella D l.,.W.,Wills <11 a 1eny Fll9tll m Wolldtflllll .., ....... ..,. (cm rn> ...., ., """' Ill) laipt fD Sm111t Stt..t (!BJ Cl)) DaJ "' Dlxowtry QIJ Wllo b .., lltiahbor -8:30- U Way Out'-- rJ) CJ) Dar of Dilcowry Q That's Cat Cl) Jeny lal"U(d D all Cl) M b Wrttttn a Metlifll r1111 al Calttry (Cl?J (})) .ltny falwtll ((JI) l au HMbard iI1J HtrtW of T Mll 9:00 0 f 11 Out $fllC' Ms rn mm 1u H..,,, Q Stf~ • c...,.. Prtfile: YiwpoMt Oii llut,. a all m °'11 ~ cm" b Writt• Q)a-MCIAI FOCUS ON TERRORISM "Terrorism: An Explosive Situation," a KHJ-TV produced special, airs Monday at 8PM on Channel 9, and Is hosted by Chuck Connors. The special deals with the Increasing use, by Individuals and groups, of dynamite, T.N.T., plastic bombs and homemade explosives. In 1976, more than 194 thousand pounds of dynamite was reported stolen In the United States. The word "reported" Is the key, since no agency knows exactly how much was NOT reported • ...... T\' WE£K, JULY tO 1977 11:00 a face tlM 11.atioft D Cllfist.,llw C..Up • DaJ " Diawly CJ) ~111..a: Wildow lo !!It Sout1I e (]) ((3) Cl)) MnwtMrtS ol Gillic111 ()) CiMMI a •1t1tt-Nnl 9'-a114Allswtrs Cb MR1e: "Lest,. A Htr.111" (com) 44-Abbott tnd Costello llJ aiurdl ill Iii• i-. 0 Cl) ........ s,.a.i cs F1nt aa,tist Cbrdl &:> !ledrk c.,., Gtto.rtf....., 8 UM of tt.. lat -11:30- • lllowle: (C) "lllcHalu lttw'" (com} '64-Ernesi Borcn•ne Q 0. CIMp111 9 Jllu1 Snu1rt Sllow CJ)W..tnd • oo <a m> An1111a1s, Aninl•b 9 Movie: "Tiit Grttw H1l111tl" (drJ) '61 Biii Travers. [d Beeler ((fl) ell) Seu! Traill IHI Kids frOlll c.u .t•. 12:00 D [cu H .. o (Behold This Is Man') An uurd •1nn1n1 procram ltllm1 llie story o! man's P,st, the 11ddlt ol his tut~re as revealed 1n lht artifacts he has left om his lone h1$1ory G Movie: CC) "S111 ol Cl Cid" (td'i) '6S-M11\ Damon KHJ newsman/reporter Stan Bohrman (pictured) looks at the growing problem of explosive devices used by legitimate and llleg11tmate blasters. High· lights of the program-lllmed on location throughout Southern Calffornla-lnclude Stan visiting Camp Pendleton where viewers see high explosives being used and where they admit that over two percent of their ordnance supply mysteriously disappears every year. Then Bohrman visits an explosives storehouse in the desert where more than shc-mllllon pounds of high explosives are stored. Tt"len producer Bob Brady and his film crew rig an automobile In the desert and blow It up-much In the same fashion as that which killed reporter Don Bolles In Phoenix In 1976. Other examples of how easily bombs can be planted are graphically shown when a desk Is blown up with a harmless-looking letter bomb-an ever growing threat. A legltlmate blaster demonstrates what a quarter pound of dynamite-sunk six feet in the ground-can do to a l~ton bulldozer. The program also visits a high school chemistry class where a student builds and detonates a bomb. And there's an Interview with a convicted bomber currently serving time at the federal prison In Lompoc, Cal. "lt'a a terrifying program," ~s writer and pro- ducer Brady, who's been In the news buslnesa and dealing with law enforcement agencies for over 30 years. "If the country does not start enforcing the existing explosives law&, and Congress does not supply funds tor law enforcement agencies to ade- quately add to their lnvestlga11~ staffs, It could turn into another Northern Ireland where explosives have become a way of life," concludes Brady. 8 JJ (f2tl C.I J) lnuu lftd An,..n D lhtional SKetr Ne,. York Cosmos vs Seattle Sounders Cl) faitll ftr T*r Cltl Voit• of Aarku""'' t2'!> 6rut PtrlonMnm m Clll It llltUrOllr Qfl ••tllMlll Soult -12:30- (£, Ara hrwt1111n Sports 8 ({'; ((.8) (E) DirKtiofts m lllotlt ~ "e.rmk" (mys) 68-Joan C11wford Ty Hud1n 01an1 OOIS Cl> Y-lc10IY 1t Su {(]}Jffi)~ @ Cl) m SUl!Qy lllloolltt 8 U.S. hr111 llepott 1:00 fJ ((f7J U) ll) CBS Spoilt Spt<11I "To the Top of lhe World Assault on Mounl heresl A prodlJ(l1on crew of seven followed the Amerrt•n B1centenn1al Everest uped1hon tum of nine men and two women in the11 attempl lo stale the remote 29,028 foot Himalayan 1ewel last August lo Oclobtr GD EJp!Oflnt lltli&roct D «HBC Cinema • 'Too Many Husbands" CJ) Padre lanball San Die110 Padies vs los Anaetes Ood&ers 8SttrTI• Ila> Aftillllb, Alt•als ..,....,, "" (3) Tllrtt Passports 1t Uwertturt ca > ColM4J Cl.ulc:I ID ltoull4 CMt/b D llll!Mo -1:30- Cl.J lltd1.t II The franllt AnlM""' Buddy Greco and Joanie Sommers 1oin Frankie Anion in lhlli musical hour Cd Siur1 IJ.a> lllO'flt: '<C1111lllt " (dll) Jl Cleta Carbo Robert laylor a Ford Pllli,ot fDO.r LM 2:00 (]) Crisis lllltf'Vtlltloll 8 lll•Ylt: "S•ln1er'1 '111dl1t" (Coln) '64-Chtl R1ch1rd CJ Pro fin CP T1lllll <8) lllllSic & !tit St*tn Word ((ftl ())) Sd fl Theatre Q) Siet1111f• en OOl!linp O Mlrcus WtlbJ QD CoMll-Sumnl IUt -2:30- ffiTe,k GMttttt1trr111 . ._."...," D llMlt: ~ "Th Prln't Who W•A TMtr' (•dw) '51-lonr Curtis. Piper Laurie, Ewtrell Sloa!lf CD Mme: CC) "Gl!Nttll, t11t Tiit• Htdt4 Mo11st1t" (SCI h) 6S- Yosuke H1tsu•1. Yuriko Hosh1 • c-. ..... tilt WtrW Glt~t'lltllAMriu ct!) II.In llllldl, 111111 Deltroys 3:00 ..... : (]:) """ "' .... ,.., to "*""" (mus) '48-0an Dalley Cl) Pf9 l111 GMO..Mttl ... CJ) HIP ~rrll ..., .... : CC) "ltlPI of tM "'" liklMft(' (llor)-Chnstopher lee (@ (1)).,.. F1ihn111111 9 JllllMY Swl(llrt SllllW 8 ll1'1t: CC) ''An1!11l1" (dra) '56-tnerid Be11man, Yut 9rynnu. -3:30- ( l t Tins Is S-~111 0 f1) \1Qi (~ (I.)) Wori4 tm. tat!Oft,IJ TtlUllt C&mk The mmd doublt1 final (<l.ll ) c-a S-.tetll i.81 lltllaious T-Mill a>WoNA -5:30- S....Rh D @(l)Glff)lltwl Cl.J I,.... &:> .Amtrbu (ft ())) Ari's Spoth World iyiA1A6 7:00 0 (@ (1)) CJ) 60 lllillutu a '2:1J 'll m a Wotld o1 0is- "" "Muilani" <Mictusron 01 the adven1111e d11m1 th1I con<.erns ' Muican boys devohon 101 • 111ld must1n11 stallion ol lhe Grul Southwesl 1n the 1880 s {l)Wllcl Km1• D CD Cial (IBJ > Nucr Om/Hardy lep "The nde11n11 torch Myslery" Wittie on a m1Sl1n1 pttwn 1nwest111hon t1per lcw the11 lather. tht H11dy boys uncover 1 plot aaainst lhe Me ot the n111on s lop r 0C. per1 Olllle I CJ DEBUT father Dm hllltr · Noth1n11 Bui lhe Tooth" Patrd Car11ll sta11 as a dr•orced thrtlle1 writer who has a d1fltcull time keeping an eye on his lwo attractive and wayward dauahle11 Ann Hollo way and Natuh1 Pyne co star Ii)''"' llllllOll f» J1p1ntst un1••t• hoe11m1 ® lloN: ct) •Sout SGlditr" (d11) · 71-Raler Johnson. Ces.u Romtro fD The Silent Yt1rs tDAlln !Uy 1111 mam.rld111 -7:30- (1) Andy Willl11111 D OHUT Illes Tlns Hou• lhe rrozen ltm1I" Sidney limes stan u Mr Amaae Married Man lacing lhe 111bulahons ol tveryday home hie Diana Coupla"d. Robin SttWil1 and Sally Gee.son eo sl11 u l1m1ly @i) lllllNn 8:00 fJ ((]}) CJ)) lllod1 {R) Rhod1 must drop her 1ller1y p1oblems lo help her sister s boyfr1tt1d owercomt 1 depression olmsslOll e o rn m QJJ "'c ~·"'•• lll)'lttfy: lllclllilu "011k Sunrise Upon lurnin1 that ht 1s presumed 10 have been the v1e1tm ol an assus1n1 hon foHowm1 1 bomb uploston in his ap111menl, MK returns from 1 ltshift& top and 1nc.ism10 launcht\ his O'llft 1n~est1c1tion D Won4tr1tll hid of ••De Cll llllltt '-llelY D CD <J1l ('21l <J)) Sii lillon s Min (R) Steve dl$1uises himself u Dr Berman an absent minded prnlessor, lo learn why the Russians offered the real Dr Berman a million dollars for a few days of WOik CJ Tiit B.nny Hill Sllft A one hour vanetr special stamna the top Brihsh comedian Benny Hiii m lllfflt: (lhr) "fht •••rift( r ... t11t" (dra) '39-James Ctaney m S-Yerty S-. Cl UttrilC M r.,. This sum1ner season of concert enlert11nment debuts wrth 1 performance by C11mm1 Dale m 0.-.1.1,, si..c.. -1:30- f.J ((I?> CJ)) ([J "-rllis Phyllis frtntally fi11rts ol1 1n ttnOfOUJ hot lleadell suitOf lit C11utdlel II c.ilt • wt u1111111al 1rwt11. Sbn .......,..,"' hosb 'l(ome W•" the World" a C-Wall IM hid t2ll °'9f1IB lllilllGI 8:00 Iii ((]}) CJ)} Cl) s.ttdl (R) In lhe concluS1on of 1 two p1r1 eplSQde the lmpress1on1sl conhnus hi$ pursu1I of lhe man who wdl lead Pete and Mee lo lhe11 client's stolen money D Oral loblfta 00 World T~ Tennis D CV <ml ((21) CL) A1C Svnoy lllfht lllovlt: CC) (?hr) "Tiit Sul,._ h1111ttn" (•ts) '68 81111 lanmtet Shelley Winters. I elly Sawalu, Oss1e 01v1s A1mando S1lvu1re A fur trader ind a rwn1w1y slave lum up lo t11h1 Indians 1n lllt old West the one lo ret11n lht lurs stOlen by lht Indians and the othtr 10 c11n htS lreedom by nupe to Me11tu G Of WiA,,_ Cl) 1111 Hum~rd Ill> Tiit Otit w., &l) llluttrpleoe Tlltat11-~ ,, eD Cltk1p Sy111•1-W111111 -9:30- D QJI Cl) m QfJ lllC liM1t of ttlt Wtt•: ct) f'O) ''SMm1"t '"'° 11Hlt4 tlM CHttrftld 1Wtl1" (dra) 76 Barbm (den. loseph M1stlo. R1ch11d 8ueh11t lit Stone streel 1s a prrme 1nves1t1ator who 1s m11ned to loute £dd1e Schroder, a small lime hoodlum. a"d turns up a surp11s1na hnk between [ddie and lht m1~1ng niece ol a uch and powerlul busmeu lnder a Tilt lllnt 11 Comins Ill Yoke of lllt Martyn 10:00 fl ((lll 1 f'J) (11 Dtlvt<dlio fhe uncwlhodo' beh1v101 ol 1 Naicotics 01v1Ston detecttve wrth whorn Del verch10 ts 1nvesh&ahn& 1 pou.bte homicide has Dt1vecch10 ballltd .. Dly of Dac..ftry D '-tr Ted Anutr1111 m ow n .. """' mm11te ®Jerry fllftll m 0t1UT ~ "'flttuJe m Pkall!U, Cite.us -10:30- D 111111111 S••Ulff Sllow • Enlt.C a.sttJ llcMrf m DEIUT fewlly Towm lohn Cletst stars 11:00 f.J D CJ) O"Al ID IDl llm II Tll• P1caetltn (fl Tll• l'Tl Club m 11ow1e: "TM '°'rNta '"•11u~ (d11) '39-Jemes C.enev . .._ Cl> Hol!tytMOHn <tl.1J CJ)) ...... Ol (() M111"12 B '-r.ikJFor11111 < Clll {))I AodJ Wllli11111 D lltltt11J Sngar1 si- -11: 15- {('(1) CD) llowll: "l fn1111 Owler ~ -11:30- • Sltlldar Sl*tl flMl/llHlt If ,... '91111 D ID CIJ m at Mlwlt: (J:) "G11u ti lh lll111iflcHI SMtl" (adw) Georse K111nedy 11 lllt 700 Olll T ........ D lllm•: "C-o Girt" (com) 66-James MtlOll. l'M Redcnve C1m llltwM: "Flower Or1• Snt" (mus) &I-Haney Kwan m 11.-""' Alltflca -11:45- • lltftt: "Tlla s.. .. Iha· dtttt" (dt1) 4• ltnn1ler Jonu 12:00 m'" rn ci• -1:30-u At 0111 WltL -l:SS-a lilo¥it: CC) "a.it.I fM A IH· 1111n" (wts) '&4 Audit Murphy. Pep7 MONDAY JULY 11 For .... 1111 ~ listillp, ,.._ • DAmlllE rtlOGUMS. ... i... ,. ,_ ~. al9 lllt .,. ...... DAmME lllOWllS t:lO e "Illy Ota S..•" (dra) '48-Ltnnie Rees. Tom Neal 10:00 QI CJ:) "liHtltMI ,refer llt114•" (com) 'SJ -Marilyn Monroe. Jane Russell 11:00 G "hries" (wes) SO- Barblra Stanwyck, Wallt1 Hu5 ton. 12:00 e CJ:) "A S.1 11 lofn" (mus) '48-Danny Kaye m a::i "Fire Dn• a.1ow" (dra) '57-R1t1 H1porth, Robert M~chum. Jack Lemmon 1:00 121 "Ylllt It A SINlt flllMt" (com) '60-Jerry lewis 2:00 G a::l "Tltt ''"d Om" (..es) '56-Robert Ryan, Y1111n1a Moo. Ray Middleton 3:00 cm CJ:) "lilltl" (dra) '59- 0lma de Hav1iland, Dirk Botarde 3:30 CJ) "Goin& llJ Wa1" (dra) '44-81n1 Crosby. • CC) ..... '"" sa...i .. In lly M r (com) '63-Dun Martin, £h11btth Mon11omery, Martin Balsam, Jill St John lvlAIAO e:oo • CJ) CD (Cl?J CJ)) """ .. = (I) Ill 0 .... • v.,.,. ............ Illes. Elizabeth Holvak (Julie Harrla): wife of the minister. reaehes out to Sheridan (Derek Tr1plett), the oon of a farm hand who la In~ In a murder ca ... on the epi90de of The Family HolVak airing Tuesday, at BPM on CBS. P•I • Ltf• ...... Dell ([) "-T1lat T• • Tiie Jtbta wM cm l'Ylct 1s 11atit m lewltdlelll (Cl?l CJ))~ Silai .. JllMlet • Dntutlc Seri. @ (I) WM w.tlll II ..-.11 Slllpll'a Mtrws ma.....inr-... (QI Cl)) lrllllJ .... .,......., .... au.nan e c..111 Wltll A Celtl .. atal AMr 8:00 8 (Cl?l CJ)) Cl) TIM JefftrMll (R) Geotre's suueshon of a pre nuptial acreement crnts turmoil between Jenny and ltontl, and Ceorce loves rvery m1nu11 of 1t G @ (I) Cll 0 Little Hf•M • Ille l'n.lrit "little Women" Tile children of Walnut Grove decide to put on a play. but When Mrs Oleson and her dau&hter, Ntlhe. rewrite the script, Nellie has ell the &ood fines. • .... : CJ:) (Zlw) '1'o f1lllll A llaWlor' (adv) '71-Trut 1dventure of a family in the Teton Mountains. (I) ...... : CJ:) ~) "Wlllt A WIJ t. lie" (com) '64-Shlrley MKL11ne e CJ) <II (IZI Cl))AIC ~-·_r c.-, s,.dll: .., ..... - "The Partners" Nancy tries to cure Ken's doldrums by mak1n1 him 1 partner HI her ta ltnt 11ency-W1th starthna results • Temrilll: Al ~ Sbl-till Hosted by Chuck Connors, the speclll deals with tht 1ncruS1n1 use by 1ndmdutls and croups, of dynamite, TNT, plul1t bombs and homemJdt uplosMs. TV WEEK, JULY 10, i9n • SZS,000 PyflllW m All Tut lilltten Glen end Nancy's dlSCusslon of cuntnt 1lflin lt1cls to 1 debate over the sti lt of the un1CH1-the111. a llRolt: a::i aiw> .... • 111y Witt T• 0.'1" (corn) '66-Tony Curtis. Yer111 LIM, Geofae C Scott St Tiie ren,te S. "A Man of Ploperty" So.ma purchues llnd and co1111111ss1ons 1n architect. Bosinnty, lo build a home for Irene and h1111wH Bui he don not 1ntic1 pate llosinney and Irene fall1n1 1n lowt mPTtMf e•1u1r.,.. -1:30- • (Cl?J CJ)) Cl) Sllltla 11111 , ...... • rn cm <• ())> 111ott111a, 11(111 llMll•ll Tu ms to be announced men.w1ts • ""'Mam ........... tftltlnl 9:00 0 (Cl?J CJ)) Cl) 111111111 (R) Walter has hid a very unusual drum and when Arthur finds out, ht panics at the thou&ht of their upcomin& 1nnu1I weekend flsl11n1 trip toaethtr. 8 0 Cl) D 0 HC llHlllaJ ...,,.: CJ:) (ar) ...,.....,... (dra) '76-Clmfts Brwon, Robert Duvall, J1H Ireland, Randy Quaid. Sheree Horth, John Huston. Emiho ft111alldu Wlltn hei husband is framed " t llonltadt dltfte and senttfletd to 21 months 1n a Mniun pr1$0n. a '°""' woman lrirts a T f US busll 1Hlot to lty 1CtOSS the border 1n a dra1111hc Hd URUSUll ucape plot Renee T.ytor and Joeeph Bologna star In "Made For Eech Other," a tprlghUy qomecty (which they wrote) about an unlikely io... attalr, airing for the fl1'9t Ume on teleYlalon on The CBS wadnuday Night Movlee, ~I 9PM. • Tiit llliMll Ela: A View fl'MI .-. 11.Ut (R) Hosted by Jac k Pi lance and Anne Kuslnei. the special sllows up·IO·d•t• loO• II 104lr Midust countrltS • *" Griffbl sa.. • °'-tJc s.n. a Tiit Ale llf U8Uftllllly • DnW s..tlM sa.. -9:30- • (Clll CI>) (I) All'1 fair (It) R1Cll1rd Bamnston hat llllen prey lo lrit ntW$111An's n1&hlm111 he's bun SCOOped by I rival colum11111 m REY. II([ * JOY Of UVIMCI A roeitlw lclN Sets A rrboMr frttl m 1n.1h1.i., • Uwtaa 10:00 8 (Clll (I)) (I) S-, IM ~ Sllw (R) A poelry·readinr bout betw11n Cher tnd spec11I ruest Muh.mmtd All h1&hll&hts the show. wluch also ll'ICludts Lyle W1noner. Merilyn McCoo ind Billy Divis Jr. ....... Cl) lltflt! a:> "Jtl!Hy C.Rdlt1' (wes) 'S6-Fr1nk S1nat11. Keen1n Wyn11. (2111trc.W.., e .._, Swlt 1"4 Tetn, 1114 JHlllH at DIM._.. -10:30-....... 11100 a rn e w o._ ea mat •"-' •ca rn> t-~ StJtt ......... • Difld f,. Mary * Kal1Jua's "-t Ton "fURWOOO 1'116HTI" .,.......211cM • ...,* • .., (Clll Cl)) 1111 .... s... ... n..t Clltten .......... • Dr-* s..tet • lbdllllll.ellrtt ~ -11:30- • (II» Cl)) Cl) CIS L1t1 MIN: a:> lleP• "Nursemaid" CC) "Tlu" C.,. llllllM Mt" (~om) 'SI-Jane Wyman, Van Johnson, Howard Kut. eorn aa-., c.. (I)-..: "Air c.Mt" (drt) 'Sl- Sttpllan McN1lly, Rtchtrd Lona • Cl) Cll (9 (I)) StrMb ti Sllfralda!T-. ......... lllTllt 10ICIQ ·-~"•a....J4 12J00 •TWlllM'-..... : "Stule7 a~· ~)'39-t:;' ....... ...... (dra) 'Sl- Jtfl Oltlld r, Mirta To11n -lt.30- • DrllMt 1100 eD W •T-eC..Altrf -l :lO-• •wit: "fne ef .,,,.,. (d11) '59-C.mtTOn Mltelltll -l:05- • .._. ...... ~ (mys) '63- Jtnettt Scott. OliYtr Reed. TU•SDAY I t :SO e ''SM' C:...u ....... (dra) '49-Robert low1ey 10:00 all a:> "Tiit MICI -' die SM.1111" (com) 'S7-M1111rn Mooroe, Laurence Oh•1tr 11:00 G "lie IM tllt Coltttl" (com) '58-0anny ~yt 11:00 m "It SllMl4 Ma,,.11 to Y•" (com) 'SC-Judr Hohdtr l :00 8 "KHI f(t• Ir•!)•" (com) '49-0innr Kot. Vircinia Mayo • 13> ....,_ .. (dfa) '6~-Melyvn Doi/alas, Patricia Gorn 2:00 G CC) -11.u llf A Tllousalld fKtt" (d11) 'S1-James Caaney, Dorothy Milone. J:GO (JD) a:> "Oltce A Tiitf" ( dra) 'SS-Alam Delon, Ann-M1r1rel 3:30 CJ) ....... w die o....· (dr1) '41-CNrlu Boytr G CC) ''Tun Alms Utt RiYlf" (wes) '66-0ean Mlf1m. lviAIAQ • Cll rD rn 1111ttnrw• ~ eTIM W.f'sWlld ID lnltdlt4 CClll CJ)) Wrilt • tllt a. fD ClltMtl 21 Tt111PI Concl of a two-part 1nteNie• w1th John Kenntlh G1lbf11t11 (1211 ())) ""' --a u.n Cid D ........,.,.,, Hett'• it.. 8:00 8 (Clll CJ)) ())Th h•llJ 1to1w• (R) The Rn Hoivik ltsteru to a dutllbtd conlesJ1on which beCOt!les Ille ktr to 1 hom1Cldt, but tlle m1111Stt1 15 111011llr unable In revul wllal he ~nows wh11t 1 au11ty man runs free. DU(J)IDOkaBllllK& Silttf "f1vt lhe H1td Way" Blac~ shttp Don french rebtls when his lather, 1 newspeper publisher, m1vts •I the but determined to 11ve his .... ounded son a hero's publicity buildup. • llwlo: CC) (.2ht) .. ~ ol Ille Sta" (doc) '70-lhru d1Yefl lrnel Ilona the ruaaed COUlll boundaries and inland w1le,...1ys of the continent of Allstrah1 (I) llloN: a:> (21if) "C:MtlJ Girt" (mus) 'S4-81n1 Crosbr. G11ct Kelly • CJ) (1D) (l&) ())) """ 01" "fonl How Inc " Howard invents ~merica's flrit truh comp1ct0f called the "1arb1ar sulper" and then includes fonne 1n his pt1ns to form a COf'POllllOn D .....,..: CC) (21ir) "Wlfie Out" (dra) '74-Rlchtrd Conle Henry Sliva. m 1.1st If tllt WM • All lllrt GMtttn • llMn/r.lc Alfain 9 TIM Nnytt S..,. m El SMll • £aar4o II l!D &ttilllc At .. -1:30- • (I) (11 (l&) (I)) Uwrllt tld S11itt.J "Bllddy Can You SP'rt A falhtr'' Sh11ley u emted beuuse her did, whom she hun 't seen for ove1 • ynr, ts com1n1 to YISll, but she aets mOfe thin $he ba1111ned for when he $1\0WS up mei..w1ta .,.,, ..... 9:00 • (Clll Cl)) (I) M•a•s•H (II) Suraeons H•wktye ind BJ lind • pe1plex1na Pfoblem on their h1nd1 llow to cope with • lormtr colleae loolball hero whose wound will end hu athletic carett eaw m o ,......_ ·r.nnl1 Bum (R) Pepper to tall in loft with • "ttftfttS bum" rust wll1le Illa 1nd 8111 ire lnvtttca11n1 the sl1y1na ol • 1111n wllo appeared to be miled up with 1n orc1n11ed a1m1 nna lhtt wn ld1ve 1n 11111btrna and nar(Oflcs. e (])al (Qll ())) Tu AIC ,....., 1111111: a:> {21tr)....,.,.. (com) '73-Woody Alltn. Oltne Ku tOll, Jolln Beel Mt~I Small, Blrtlt tl Roll4n$011 A mtft 1111 ... ftS Iller I ?00 '"'sleep and dtSCOYus himself 1n 1 luturj1t1c stntrolled by 1 d!CttlOI •*"li•Ufl•sa.. • 0(11«1 Tlltttr• "lh• "°1ldotlt11" Tile popular 09trltt1 by ~ilbtrt and Sulllm is performed by Ill• Roy1t Pllilllalmonic Ordlestra COlldllCltd by David lloyd•Jona .......... Ire -9:30- " ((1» Cl)) ()) 0... 0.y It A TIMt (R) The lonely reSAdents of 1 retirement home are spared Ytl another dmul New Year's Eve. thanks to the hidden talents of Ann, luhe, Blrbar1. Ginny and Schneider m 111t111 S41114 10:00 8 ((I?> (I)) Cl) ti.ia• (R) Sus.1n Sullivan ruests as 1 womtn •ho deYlstS an 1l1bof1te plot to llne her husband killed D 0 Cl) CDHU lest tf '1lllu S., (R) Concl Don Meredith 1nd Chnstopher Connefly. u pl11nclothes olftcen. have their s1lual1011 even further complicated when• slloot1nc 1nc1dent occurs on a call they answer •• hit (I) IMlt: (CJ ''Tllt Strtnft11 Ill 7A" (dra) '72-Andy Gritf1th, ldt Lupino • [rlltlt Aftalty Holll a llltrw .. ..., GI At lllt T OJ -10:30-m mm hit 1.1:00 D Cil e ())®81119J D ID Cl) l1I llftl 0 (121 (I)) l.oH AlntriuR Styit D lrtinldt m r.,...., 2tl1Pt m Marta ... ., (Clll CJ)) Tiit blldl s-. all All T1ltt Clltttri m utltll c..rti. G>~tltll/IMlltt~ -11:30- " ((fl)(])) CIS lite MM: CC) ~ 'Showdown al the End of thf World" .. @ Cl) 1111 a:i--., c... w..tt: "ll"*'J c.st• (du) '35-Edwtrd C Robinson. •rn <a >*"ll•dle• "The Effect of G1mm1 Rlys on Min In lht r,foon M1r1aold1" (fi»lmtb tDMtbwftl a Tiit 700 CIM D Captiolle4 UC hit 12:00 e TwllftM ltM G lllO'flt: "Somewhre In the lllPI" (di) '46-John Hodi1k, Hiney GUiid, lloyd Nolin m WttW ti S111mal at Mo.le: "Wortd Iii MJ Ctf111r" (dr1) S6-Aud11 Murphy -12:30- • Draptt ID MoN: "fury" (dra) '36-Sylvia Sidney. Spenctt r1acy. lltuce c.tbot 1:00 D 8 Cl) 8 T-.mw • a11-1111H s11w: ·•n• .. .,.,, .. "Tiit Ill• nt CttM N ," "IS1tt ""-" -1:30-m 11 .. i.: "1'11• 1..toteri" (d11> 'SS-llory Calhoun. Julit Adams 2:00 "llftlt: (C) "Sc11441 llttl ~· MIJI" (d11) '48-Junt Htm • ...,. "nit l.utW S.W." "nit s.., "' A1au• er.-w. 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CD "Tiit WMtli" (Com) 39 Joan Crawford. l"O!ma Shum Paulette Codd11d 1:00 ®Ct> "Mad1me" (dra) '63-Sophia Loren, Robert Hosse in 2:00 0 (CJ "Summtrtl111t KU!tr" (dra) '73-1<111 Malden. Olivia Husuy. ChnSlopller M1lchum 3:00 ~ Ct> "Wiien Hit llyi ht tha Girl1" (com) 6~ Connie f r•ntas, Harve Pte)nell 3:30 CD CC> "Al111ican Guerilla Ill tllt l'lliliHiMs" (adv) SO T yionr Powei Tom [well G cc:> "Who Was 1'1111 l.tdy" (com) 60-T ony Curtis Oun Martin. liner le11h aviNING e:oo a rn <Clll rn> a "-e @ rn CiaJ m ._ • VGJ• lo ttle e.ttom .. Ille Su ()) Golner l'yte D CD (121 CJ)) "-D ~ m hrtrilta• FllllllJ Cl) Mis SMitli ' 1onts flJQmk c-try (3) Alttc Soutr Conl'd lrom ~PM Los Aneeles Altecs vs Tampa Bay Rowdies m EJtctri< CelnptnJ m DrllUtic Ser it\ e1) llMl111 It Cotlnt -6:30-a Mowlt: ~ (90) "Otmalriwt 111d Ille &Wiiton~ (dr1) ·~4 Victor M1ture, Sun" H1yw1rd Mtthael Renntt rn m Wy cntt1111 <Im llerf Griffin S. (Cl?J CJ)) My Tllf• s-m z...... 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JIJlV 10. 1977 fJn Madlail/ltllm lteport (121) Cl)) 1'1rtridc• flmily 9 Cma-W'rb "1!> ltul bblt & You -7:3tl- D m N1111t 1'1111 Tt1111 e LM Allltritu Stylt (() Tiit OcN C..pie Blilltdl'-(() mtooo Quatioft 11 Tiit Jeller's Wtld <I.al WiN Wotld ti All11111k CD ltwrtcM4 (@Cl>)""' Gou die C..lllry @ Celebrity Sfttplbhs fl!Jlllalltltl HT..qht (Qi) Cl') lrt4J 8undl a Um au11 ~ Iii ltWt rbedt Festin i 8:00 a ((}1) (])) Good TI111es (R) J I thinks he'$ found 1 ••y out of fht ehetto by manae1n11: Tyrone Tyler "The Atomic Comic." bUl the scene eaplodes when hrs ltnanttal backers turn our to be loan sharks D Q LI) Gt 8 lift ud Tl111a ol liriuly Adams (R) "Adam s Atk" Grru1y, 11Sk1n11 hil hie to s.ive 1n1m1ls c1ueht rn an erupltn& volcano, 1s almost e1ueht by P1nhrton dfltchve who •S srarch1n1t for him n lilofit: (.Cl (2111) "lr'I S<11lth" (doc) 74 filmed in lhe mountain eounlry ol Wyomrna •nd Montana lollows a camper photoaiapher and hrs doa who adopt an 01phaned crruly cub Cl) lloYlt : ~ (2hr) "MIUIOft lalu1n" (dr1) '68 Oenno~ Weaver Ver a Miles ., m <mi (Ill) ) DoAtlf •nd MMit (R) GutSIS are Roy Roet•S ind 011~ h1ns. Geor111 Cnale RtCh Lillie 1nd the Osmond Biorl\ers 1~ lhtlt : CC) (U r) "The Grul btape" (dr1) ·63-Stevr McQueen James Gamer Rtchard AUenbO!oueh CJ Azttci Socct1 los Aneelt~ Az1KS ~ Tampa Rowdies CD W-ild Wofld of Alllllllts Cl) All 1'1111 Glitters fill) Tlla Forsyte Sap 0> Chlr11--lp Wrestlln1 ~ Austin City Umlb -8:30-D ((}1) (])) Ma rilyn McCoo •nd llillJ Dam Jr. Show m t1 .. w1ts mflfry Ml* 9:00 8 (CllJ (])) CIS Wt4m4ay llllM Mo.it: (C) (tllr) "Ma4t fOf lat-Other'' (com) '76-Renet Taylor Joseph &11na. Paul S~tno Rennr hyro1 and Josrph Bolrna •ho 11$0 wrolt the sc11pl star as • couple or urban m1sftts 11110 meet on Ch11$tmu Eve at an emercency encounter 1roup, whtte thty revu1 ltfe SI01res-11les of neurottc tam1 lies un1equ1ted Ion and fruslraled ~mb11tons D lfJJ 9 aJJ Cl'O Shrhy (R) When Ctuet Shirkey hears !hat recru11 M11none tS usinc a h11rclryt1 in lhe buracu on violation of the rules. he Oldtl\ rt tonltsuled. • CJ) <II (121 (J)) lmtt.a (A) Barella hunts kH Ille killer ot a poltce offtcer shol down try1n11 ro stop a 1obbery ind r uhzes lh•l •I was not 1 chance krlhn1 but a tmfully pl1nned murder CD Men Griffin S11oW m &:rut hrfOllllllCll a> 1~ l'wflr111111et at Nt11p STILL ANOTHER SIDE OF JACK LORD CBS star Jack lord, of Hawa11 Ftve-0 (Thursdays, 9PM), 1s a man with a one-track mind durtnl the show's filming season. which extends from about Apnl unlil December each year and takes place enttrely tn Hawa11, where lord lives as well as works True enough, lord has his leisure-time pursuits, notably painting, for which he 1s well known, and uceedtnllY crultve photo1raphy and 1ewelry· des11nin1 and making, for which he 1s not well known Bui he restricts these activities mainly lo those relaxed, "off-duty" months of late winter and early spring . . for the rest of the year, dorm& which lord acts, directs a bit and keeps a keen supervisory eye on all aspects of the Hawa11 phase of Hawa11 Five 0 production, the star leads a spartan eustence, ns1ng al SAM six mornings a week, 101n1 for a fog alon1 the beach, then devoltn& the rest of each Ion& WOfkday to the televmon senes. Yet even during these grueling months there 1s one non produchon interest that he pursues la1thlully-h1s frequent v1s1ts to patients at the vast T ripler Army Medical Center In Honolulu. Al such times Lord wanders easily from bed to bed, chatting with their occupants. respondin& lo requests tor autographs and postng with the pahenls for snapshots. 11ving the 1mpress1on of a guy who has all the time in the world to spare An hour later he'll bt at the wheel of his car, rushing back lo the current filmtng site, his mtnd restlessly pre-occupied with the problems of the rest of the day's filming. Lord's interest in the patients at Tripler becomes most concen· trated during the annual date of "The National Salute to Hospitalized Veterans," a project sponsored cooperatively by No Greater love, a non-profit or1anization concerned with veterans' welfare, and the Veterans Administration Hospitals By contribulin1 his ltme. enerl'f and preshge lo the program. lord. a past member of the Nahonal Advisory Council of No Greater love. has had a key part 1n making the lr1pler observance ol ''The National Salute to Hospitalized Veterans" the largest anywhere 1n the country IOf lour consecuttve years .. ' .• .· ... ~ .. . · ·:·.··: .. · .. ·.... ' .. / I (Clockwise from lop left) .lid Lord, Jall\U MacArthur, Al Hairincton. Kam Foils. Each year Lord mv1tes an island celebrity to act as master of ceremonies for day-long entertatnment staaed in the hospital's main lobby and piped throughout the hospital to bedndden patients via close·circu1t televtston While lord 1s v1s1tm1 the wards, ti's "Stand· ing Room Only" 1n the main lobby all during the day as celebrities. civic d11nitanes and sports stars arrive to gmt the mob of ambulatory patients there. These people then follow in Lord's tracks, visiting every ward to hobnob with the patients. Jack lord was born in New York City, the son of a steamship company executive. Spending his teen a1e summers working as a seaman. he developed htS love of art while painting and sketchtnl what he saw from the decks ol lre1ghters in the Mediterranean and off the coasts of Chma, Persia and Africa Ftntshmg his urty educalion tn the New York City school system. Lord then was graduated from fort l rum bull Academy in New London. Conn .. as an Ensign, with a Third Mate's ticket. He still holds his Second Mate license. After serving a's a Merchant Marine officer, lord attended New YOfk University on a football scholarship and majored in fine arts Ou11n1 his sophomore year he orranized his own art school in New York's Greenwich Village, meanwhile earnin1 htS private pilot's hcense. In his senior year, he not only starred on the football field but had live of his pa1ntin1s accepted by the Metropolitan Museum of Art for tis permanent collection. A prolific artist. lord has works in the permanent collection of some 40 museums and universities in six countries. includin1 the Metropolitan ahd the Museum of Modern Art in New York City, the British Museum, the Bibhotheque Nationale 1n Paris, the library of Congress 1n Wash1neton. O.C., as well as in more than 40 private collections In add1hon to painting, Lord's hobbies include writina. photos· raphy and sw1mmin1. He ts an avid bicyclist and rouer. lord and his wile, Mane, a former tashion designer. make their home in Hono!ulu. , ... 11 WEONHDAY (COftdnued) -9:30- G tD CJ)DQJIC-., n.. "Suun ind Sim" Rol>trt F01#0!1h 1nd Clmsllnt BtlfOfd pl1y 1 p11r ol reporters on • shck 11111anne-he·s the lop 1nvest11attv1 r10Ql1e1 and shes the 11sin1 mr-•tlo lft lovers away from the JOb. at lust unlit the C01111>1hllon starts lo 111 louth ..... s...4 10:00 B D CJ) 1111 O l l1pt111: C..fl4utlll K1n1ston·s usomte. Tony M1nno. rull1u th1t his Ille 1s m dlnaer 1ftt1 his undercover 1nves tieahon revuls 11111 a npl •1111. raCtSt 0t11111u1ton 11 pl1J1n1 for lttps ....... CJ) llMI: CC)~ ... ~H (dfl) '7•-111111 Hunter. Scott Jacoby • (}) CII (8 CJ)) Chari!•'• Alli• "Anael Trip" (R) Sabrin1 pajes n Ille mistiest of one of Chlrhe"s clienls who believes he 11 1111 nut victim of an usass1n who has alrucly taken the lives of several loimer wartime comrades. a Mart• w11i., .,...,. -10!30-. ..,., ..... -~ti«•• 11:00 BBat DQ'lllnt • ((21 Cl)) U... Anlericn Style •CI>OCll.._ ., ....... ID ld 011t Men, lllllle * Aad JollllftJI Htteft's "FEnWOOD ZlllGHT" .. ,....,.... 1'llpt mM¥c.•• (<Ill Cl>) TIM .._ S... • All Tlllt Glltttn ID Dr..uc s.n.. Ill Mxtllll/Leltltf l.,.rt -11:30- 9 lCiII Cl>) Cl) CIS Lite llltwle: CC) C.IM111N "The Most Crucial Came" IJGlCIJD8JellMly C... CJ) lloM: .. ...,,... .. o. ... , .. (dra) '43-GIOflt Rift, Pettr Lorre •Cl> C11 CS CJ)) ho•le1/ ..,..,, If Ille .... • lltlrolMft 1311 TIM '700 Cla 12:00 • TlllNlltt -• -..: CC) "Tiit •* lo Ott!· ..,.. :;~ 'SS-John Warn• m : "Owt If Ille Foe" (d11) '38-lda Lupino, Thomas M11cti1ll at lllN: CC) "UHM [me~ {du) ·s 1-M•rt Strvens, Rhondl flemina • c.,tlMe4 AIC E-"'a lhwl -12:30- • Drtpft 1:00 D 9 CJ) D T""""' • &ii·l lPt Sllttr. "U1f1lllll•I Wftt," "1\t IHltlMI Wt11111,'' ..... 11111 ll6f Saw" -1~30-., ~ "Tllt S., If lltlly I" (dr1) 50-Juflt Kavoc. Joll11 RuSMll 2100 • llftlt O..Weft1t1Tt: " .. ttlt ........ ""'s.leti" e All lllcflt Slllr. -,, Wn A lbll .. lrWt.~ ........... -2:05-• Mette: "SltlllN •o.td" (dra) '47-Jlon1ld Rtac,n. Alttls Smith P-ee12 THURSDAY JUlY 14 f• .... 1111111 rite,_ listinp. ....... DAmllU~.lt. i.. .•• ,.., -.. 1-. 1(9 Ille ..,.,_... DAYTIME llO¥l[S 10:00 G "TM llac• Cat" (adw) • 41-81511 Ratltbont al "Wiapra" (dra) '5J-M111- lyn Monroe, Jostpll Cotten. 11:00 D "nit l1lrM ....._.,. (adv) JS-Walter Abel. Paul Lukas, Marrot Cralla111e U:OO a CC) "LMlalu• l"ur· cMtl" (COll'I) '41-Bob Hope CD CCJ "Jtbtl Slaa• Aaaln" (mus) ·so-L.my P11u. 1:00 a CC) "Tllt Rian.. ( clra) "SS-Kuk Doualls. Belli Darv1 t.00 G CC) "A MM Alollit" (wes) 'SS-Ray Milland, Mary Murphy, J:OO (JD) CC) MArriwt41fcl lilly" (com) '66-Tony Curtis, Nanq Kwan 3:30 (I) ''"11•1" (dra) • 49-Jeanne Ci11n. W1I01m lundiaan • CC) "lt41&1t '"'"' ill Jtrldlt" (1m) '67-Dun Mlft1n, Georae Pel>C)ard. lviNIAG am o Cl} 1taldl """ 181twttdW (<Ill (I)) TIM .._ f\<111 ., ... ~ a*&M'•"',_ fD CM-' 2.1 TlllPI ca Cl>> ""' au.di D l"rb II lllltrt @Una. ell °"""' c-ty s.- 8:00 8 ((fl) CJ)) CJ) TIM • ._ (R) Pt~ Scott pla~ A.l"nra Drummond. a lamovs actress wllo IS Ifft stranded on Walton's Mountain •hen her ltmousine bleaks down ind sllf 1s left w1!11out funds G 8 CJ) Cl 8> HC Dtu~I•· ....., .... CC) (W) ''1'11e u... ll11t h1a11" (dra) '76-lanct Kerwin, Mich1tl Landon, Bn1n Ktilh, OeAnn Mu11, Meliw Sue And1rwn. A drama about the misery and ltum1l1al1011 ~ulftred by 1 letn·•lt bdwetter e Mofle: cc:> (21tr) "Afrlt111 Aiwe1turt" (doc) "70-ftlmtd 1n Botsw1n1, the $1011 follows • youna Alllencan stri~in& lo adapt to lhe sti1n1• hie styles of the nomadk Bushm1n lube (I) Mowle: CC) (fir) "Th D.1." (dr1} 'S7-J1tk Webb, Don Oubbtns •CJ) Cll (Ill Cl)) W1lm11 a.c.. lotttf "'follow the luder .. Kotter holds tn elecllon tor cJus letder and wnnds up In trouble 1n Ille classtoom 1fld 11 home D IMlt: CC) "Plcl·U' 111 101" (dra) '72-Jlck. Albertson, lesle1 Wa111n, Martin Shttn GI lllliHal ~ta,ltic .. Wild Rrm" .., Al n.at Clllt8n S l/llMt; CC) (2111) ·11-. H• s..t CMl1ettt" (dra) '65 Stitt Oms, OhYll dt Hav1ll1nd. Joseph Cotten en.. r....,te Sap .,,....,..,,_ -&:30- • Cl> ID (9 Cl)) WW• "• llJtfliltC (R) '1he Ticiets" RIJ finds that two uperuive trckets to a Slev11 Wonder concert 11 t 1111aed bltssin& when lit hu lo decide wtlteh ol his two best lnends he wlll like .""' ... .~,4 9:00 • (<Jll (I)) Cl) ltnall fiH·O (R) A colleae clrf 11 lost in lht mountains ol Oahu tnd a ra,fst . murdertr escapn into Che ume arta M<Carrttl 9"tCha IOI th• 1111. lnrtul of wllit will h1~11 to htr rt the mPfd COllvlct linda htt tllll • (I) <!I<• Cl)) .. ,.., U. (R) '1114! Rand RtPofl" A criti~I report on the dtttcl"" upsets Ille 12th prte111Ct and Wo;o tfllutcna to JUI'" lrM lllt IOIQ wlltnlle lutns he'll haw to ••ll a but • .,.. Griffia sa.. • TM -,. ti UIC!lrtMr ... Cli.i TMI a..ricl -9:30- • @ (I) Ill @ llC DM~I" ......... ct) (II) "St.IA tilt ftil QIN" (d") '76-0fVld )Ill· SJtll, T !lsh Y111 Omit. 8tn1t111ln BottolM, Joteph Bolloms, Allan ArllllS. Dnid JIM:len "*' ., I bth.viortl psycldotcst ""° tries lo clvlhz1 1 ,ounc boy lound llv1n1 In 1 wlldernm trtl with wild dop. TV WEEK. JIJU' 10. 1an • (I) (]J (9 CJ)) fllll "Powe• Play" fish cuts off lhe kids' 1llotl1nus but VKlor wddenly turns up w1tll an unupected sum of cash IDlllM5-g Seer f,... litr1M1I'; 10:00 9 l<Ill Cl> CD CIS llnt s,.cial ..... CJ) ..... : CC) (21tr) "$trih reru• (d11) "75-Chfl Corman. Don1ld Bla~•IY • Cl> [GI (13 CJ)) Weshi4t .....,. "OeYtl 1• lhe Deep Blue Sea" Sim 1s tre.tonc 1 deep sea saln&t diver tor nrious 1n1uton when h1 d~m !hat Aileen. thf thuaplSI he rs datrna. 1s lk man's utran1ed wile Slbru9W• tDllutQltca'ilulrt 11!) A Plltnlt If Jan -10:30-m mm ... DAMfbu 11:00 D Cl>•CIJO .... ll UCIJCllCI .... 8 (1211 Cl)) LM Allitrlctll Stytt G I,_... aaFer...-Zll!Pt • llltl* • ..., (<Ill (I)) "' bid Slllw S M n.t Clltttn ...... ID lltdltll/LAllrtt a.,.rt -11:30- • (<Ill (I)) CJ) CIS Lite llMI: Ktla• "Quon ol lllt Gr,ps1es" Cl:) "TM Dtcb In 114 ' (dra) '58-Jamu Muon, Oororthy D1ndndft D G2l CJ) 1111 Ol W., C... (() llMI: "llft Yllt C.#Mtlal" (dre) 'SS-Ann Banuolt. BrodtrKk Crawford •Cl> <II (9 CJ)) S.W.A.T./ n.. ~ lllpt s,.dll mlltW!m • 11lt 700 Clllll e ~UC EnM11 llf'd ma....34 12:00 aTwllcM1- • lltrie: "f1't Gltes To H .. " (dr•) '59-Nevlll• Btand, Ken Scott, Dolores Mlchaels. .. Cftla.Wlb ..... .,. ......... l1Hl!I Uft" (mys) '60-lod M1honey. Greta Thysnn -12:30- • Dr'P't • ...-: "nit WiMlt llltl" (wtS) ·ss-crenn foid. Blrbar'a Stanwyek • Edward C Rob1M011, Dianne F01ter. 1:00 B OCIJ@T......,. • All·lllaH Sllew; "M11 Wit) """" ~ PW." ..,.... .. DMcer" -1:30- • M"lt: ''Stl1Ulfr'1 ta.111•" (KY) '~1-Jttt Cllalldltf 2:00 ...... "INllll .. lllellt." "T1lt =-~~"MR Ill c.ii Bid II,"~ ,..., Stmt" -2:05- ...... ; ct) """ Sw.-4 " Ali ...... (lldv) '6S-P1ttr M1n11. I FRIDAY JULT 1S ~~:Ln'w~~ , lw ,._ cau hue, .,. tile .., ...... OAmMl lllCM(S 10;00 • "'Tlle CIC Ct .... (dra)-Le111 Colher. Paul Keller IS "Tllllt't le ..._ LIM S........,. (mus) 'M-Dan Oa11tr. Manlyn Monroe 11:00 . cm "nit C..rt Jester" (com) '56-0anny Klye 12:00 a "llll•Mlnr .. uulre" (com)-Bob Hope I • "nt Crm el Ltrralu " (adv) 'C.4-Jun Pttrre Aumont. I :00 S cm ''The Clrl 11 tltt V1lnt Swl•1" (dra) '55-Ray M1Ulnd, Joan Collins 2:00. cm "lata1bul" (adv) '57-Enol Fl)'lln. l:OO OD cm "GnlMI Sllm" < d11) '68-Edward G. Robinson l:JO CJ) "llllea Wltll W1lllS" ( dra) '38-Frtd MtcMurray e cm "All It A llttift Won" (inys) '61 -Dan Martin. iv!AINd I ()) TM ltqptts G TM ...,., WlW .. ~ ((Ill CJ)) Delly l'Wll Slllw S*cM'•ltt,_ ID Cllalllltl 1J T ee!Pt Ill ())) lfMJ 9-Q 0 U.rt Cllll . ,.,... .. 8:00 D (<llJ Cl)) tD CIS Frl411 llllellt: CC> (?'Mir) "TM ......, Alt C..111, Tiit twains Art c.11(' (tom) '66-Carl Reinu, Eva Marie Saint. Alan Atkin. 8111n Kt1lh A RuUtan submarine on maneutt11 oil the coast ol Ne• En1t1nd ventures too clo$e-to shofe and 1oes apound on 1 "ndbar on Capt Cod. And throu1h 1 se11es ol comic 1ncHlents, the townspeople become convinced the count!)' 1s about to be innded by RuSSl1ns. .. 0 (I) a 0 s .. 1orc1 ud S.. (IO Convinced th1t he 1s al death's door alter be1n1 knocked cold by Aunt Esther's purse, fred sumlllOllS lam1ly and friends for an • emohonat read1n1 of his last will and tutament. • lllllrit: (1:) (21w) "WtrW Slfarl" (doc) '10. CJ) llllO'flt: CC> (2•rl "Tiit Sllut· ltft4 ._ .. (dra) '61-Gia Younc a rn <11 <a rn> uc r ri4l1 Iii•" lilloYlt O..ltttlt1l1rt: (C) (90) "l rl41er" ~dv) '76- Jimes W11nw111hl. Ben MurphJ. Sally Field In a true hie adVenture, mo11ntain1111n Jim Bnd&er is 1rien •O d1ys to blaze a 11111 throvch the Rock1u to the Cahlorn11 coast or the U S 11111 lose Ille Plc1f1C Northwest TerntOI} to-£n1~nd e lllftlt: CC> (l'r) "Di•.c•~•" (adv) '65-SUnley Biker ....... ....,... OJ M nat Clltttn S lillfflt: cm (Jllr) "ClltJtHt A1t11111" (wes) 6C-R1chud Widm11k m cm WllllillCftlt..,. "' • ..., GI D Cline -1:30- D IHl Cl) Cll O Clllco I tl1t lilllft "Ed's Recuperallon" Ed hires a nurse to cere for him while recover- 1n1 from an operetion, not knowinc th1t she has numd lour former pat11nts to death CDC...Wlb .""' ..... r.111 CID Wll Strett Wttk II) fltr~ue el Pthei 9 :00 D IHI ID G 0 l1ll lllc*ttf' r-.. (R) '1he Becker Connethon" Oet Becktr is suspended lrom tile IOftt when he IS SUJOl(led of dUhRI 1n drup, but Jim 111m1111tes and uncoven a lrame·up perpetr1ted by Bec\tr's "best lnend" on lht lorct GI lllen Crifftl !Mw fD t.I "9cW "The laandons" •MtaU. -9:30- • CJ) <ID (9 CJ)) AIC f'rWlt ..... ~r. CC> (!I) .. , CwflOt" (-.s) '71-Kilk Oolistu. Johnny Cash, J111e Aluand11. A powtrfvt s1ruatt IHnlQPtS betwun two lormtf cunfi1111m ""°· dtrvtn by arted, stt(t a Mt and dtath shootout for herd cash 11 the lnsbttl!Ct ot a town ol bloodt111rsty people • .... s.M 10:00 D 0 (I) D QJ C)tll1ey (R) W111le on 1 fi$11in1 t11p. Quincy Is involved in an attempt 10 uncover new evidence in 11111nslau1Mer teH and betomes embroiled in 1 eonsp111q by tilt loeat rntdtnls ....... Cl) IMlr. cm "'Tlle ON 111111 -' Ille Sta" (adv) 'SB-Spencer Tracy SI ll111cy Orte "Nancy Orew- Rtpol1tf" G)l19iell ... a res lllllrit Tilutr• -10:30-D (lllJ (])) (I) Sl9' u.. f'r1tsa rwo easer. you111 reporters. complele opposites ol tlCh othtr. find themselvt$ WOl'•1n1 to1ethtt u an 1nvestiphve reportinc tum on a small Ne• En111nd ne.spaper John Rub1nslt1n ind 8r)'1n Gordon st11 CD Cl) llttn 11:00 • (]J .. Cl) tD u (I) """ G (8 ())) lM Aallrican Styli ••a""" 8 llloril: Cl:) "Trillty Is Still 117 llMM" (•es) '7S-Bud Spencer m A Myttlical Tl" Show * Tblt s,e.u No fKts and ft111 llo Ads. •• "fEltlWOOD ZlllGHTI" • ,.,..... flllPt GJ lllltm1W.., ((ll) CJ)) flit bldl ... S M T\lt Clltllln Gil Biie* hnpedM "' tllt ""' ID DrMltic Setits -11:30- • (<IJ) (]J) Cl) CIS Litt ....... : CC> "Pl'ejed I" (SCI Ii) '63-Cllnsto Dlltr Geoltt. Crete BaldWln T'I WE£1\, JULY 10, itn GG(l)Dft..._, C... ()) lllwlt: ....._.. (drt) 'Cl- Arthlll' Ke11ntdy .. 411tllofty Quinn. • w ca OO> ..,.«ta tD ..._ cm "St v..._ o., llmlcn" (dra) '67-JUOll Robards -~ S110a. -~-( ........ 12:00 eoi..?1 ............. ., lllllrit: .....,..,, tr.. 1111111'' (scdi) '!13-Heltn C.rte1 -~~ -12:30- (]J 111w11: cm ..... en.iw .... (mJ1) '62-Pettr Cus1t1n1 • Ml ~ SMw: ..,.... llllllb fir," "Clllt tf Ille C.nt ....,.. ,_,.. e S..-1'1lutn "Nobody Will Ever Know" • lllloN: ''Caistlt .. Ille I.Miit Oetd" (llor) '61 -Christopher LH. CO M«lltll/Ltllrw ._,. 1:00 BT••IMtlt .. 9 (I) QJ 1111i.""' s,.dal • Ttlrilltf -1:30- .., IMlr. ......-Act" (adv) '50-Huah W1lli1111S. M11 Zttterhn1 2:00 • Oeultltft11.,. • .... : (C) "SllMI ..... "TM .._ .. at All-l lcllt S .... : ....... , .... ....... -3:05- • lllloN: CC> •o.pr Ha T• fleel" (dra) ·~Robert lan$1Rl Jonathan Wlnte1'9, a a police deputy, "coolly" mar.hale hla volunt .. r defendera when 1 Ru11lan 1ubmarlne 'TUnl aground on C8'>9 Cod, In "TM R.ian1 Am Coml"O. ni. Rutelal'll Are Coml"O." uny comedy airing on The CBS Ft1day NIQht Movla at 8PM. hte11 They didn't euctly h•ve to wrestle •n M-16 rlOe out of her l~ly h1nd1, but they -ren't de.lln11 with 1ny 4--f either. And 1lnce the hid left her duffleb.111 blcli In l1rul, problbly none of the mllllom of viewers utchln11 the crowning of lut ye•r'• Min Universe on televlslon would h•ve known thilt the 1trlliln11 ~ye1r·old winner-she with the ll11ht brown h.-ir •nd eye1 u true blue H Uz T1ylor'1-wu Serge.nt Rlno1 Messinger, o1n honest-10-1oodnHS N.C.O. If the U.S. h•d ser1e.nts like Miu Messinger, there'd problbly be w.lltlng lines the length of New Jersey .at recruiting booth1 .uound the country. 8ut we don't. Miss Universe 1976 w.u once In the lsro1eli milit.uy. And if you think we'tt joshing .about her quo1lifiutlons ;u .an Army recruiter, w•tch u she relinquishes her title to Miss Universe 1'177 on "The Min Universe Be;iuty P.age•nt," So1turd.ay Cl0-12 Midnight) on CBS. Army service is compulsory for lsr;aells, mile o1nd fem•le, once they ruch 18. T~t wu Rin1'1 •ge when she got her dr.ift notice. "All young people dre•m 1bout the d•y they go into the Army," 1he uys. "The feeling is: 'The country needs me. I u n help, •nd I w1nt to help.' We're • lillle country.'' Incidentally, Rin• wu sprung from the service • month e•rty so she could •ssume her Miu Unlveue chores. "It wu the most wonderful time In my llfe. After weo1ring lhe fuhlon•ble clothes .and worrying every d1y •boul your rulls~uddenly t~t'1 gone. You _., funny clothes •go1in- we ulled our Army piinls 'lurtlenecliJ' bee.use they were so high-o1nd put on boots. It wilJ different, fun." Actu111y1 Rln•'s lot wun't h•lf bid. She ho1d to go through boot tr.ilnlnt but uys tho1t female lsrnll soldiers o~r fight o1t the front. "We'tt nurses, teuhers or secret•ries." Rin• beome o1 teacher, Instructing youngstffl In the rudiments of o1erodyNmin. "Tht' Anny taught me urodyn•mkJ. I •m not o1n ttpert, but I knew more tho1n my 1tudent1." She •lso worked with dlstuit>ed children. One lS·yeu-old boy she worbd with ~d ho1d trouble with the police •nd once attempted 1ulclde. "for one ye1r I worked with this boy, t•llcing with him •nd wllh his piittnls.. Tod•y he Is it1 Khool •nd he Is tt.ppy. I t\•ve o1 very proud feeling .lbout th•t.'' And so she should. She should fttl pretty good •bout herself, too. Contro1ry to her experiences u •n brnll Army setgnnt •nd urodyn .. mlcs student, !tin.a Messinger flu prawn lhat you un reuh some lmprtttlve heights without ~r INvlng tht! ground. ftege 1• SATURDAY JULY l' MOANING .... e:oo -Kld:Mrld (I) SunNner s...ter Ill C-.Ulllty f ltClbad G)l.tt'sb, -6:30-(J)~-ut lllds D Tlllt's c.t Ill Tiit ... , • .., (I) Seed1 G Hot FIMl11 Show G> Ulllt f"' CD Moml"' Show em C1ptlontd llft'I QI) Villi A1111re 7:00 a Summtr. S.Nlltl u @ CI> m a WDodJ Wood· pecter Sllow CJ) Poptyt C.rtoons a CJ) ~a (.))) T0nt & Jtrry· =rHI 111 Th• nL Club mu htttr11t CD SM Yerty Show Cl Man 11111., Mu o.trors -7:30-• Ca!Mra nr .. D @ CI> II a PW hllthfi • hceNtten • (J) ttDl (121 (.))) J1~ (.)) AnUld 8) liltYlt: ''Tiit Otip111, ..... (wts) ·o -RJnOolph Sc4tt C(ll) (J)) lllQ luffllo 8:00 a <<Ill m> er s,1 ... ter ' r ... 1y D Mlwit: Hc.r 99" (com) F1ed MacMur11y Cl) Buis lkmny Clltoofts a m ®l ca rn1 Sc*7 o.o Cl Mowle: "Sen A11toi11" (wes) 'S2-Rod CJmeron, Mttn Whelan CD Romptr ltooftl IS Voice of TolJO -8:30-0 ((ff) rn > rn a.,. Clwb Cl) T1!t Munshn Qi) Count11,.int: Tiit U·Z Sloiy 9:00 D (!lZJ (])) (J) llu11 llu1111y1 Roldrwiner D QJl ([) Gt a) $t1ttc1 11i1m I]) YllllJ °' !ht Di..,un CD Wlml1: Rul to 11111 ID hlliPt -9:30- .. 0 ([) m 8 Monster Squ4 CD JollolJ Qud 8 Mowit: "Oss 117 llliaiol" Cd re) Fredemk StJttoid • C]) ® (121l (()) llnllb --.. CP Mowit: CC) "At S-• ,..11r (td'f) 'S2-Comel Wilde II) s.tlltrrt c:.tifenlil m""" Cl) £sb ll La YWa 10:00 G (<11> (J)) (.)) T11U11 • u Cl). 0 s,.. "-ti m-.....1r. TV WEEK, JULY 10, 1977 CJ) Tiit J~ G Wlftttd 0..d ot AIM .., Moorie: "T1M Riftc" (d11) 52- Gereld Mohr Rita Moieno a Hot '"•• S11ow Cl Vililll 0. ID Trillllu '-'lllica -10:30- • ((ll) (J)) (J) lhw Adftmru ff llbul D tfll())G 8 11a.llM lJttle Jalll (J) lllowlt: "c.. Out flclltilll'' e (J) ~ (9 (()) Super fritea •~&eo.t• asi..-1111 ID Once Upo11 A Clmk me.. 0r111a 11:00 • U C(ll) Cll) (I) Sha11111/11is Hou1 D !lll (I) llD l8l G1111dll1nd1 Major wav• 11a11bl11 Ill Mowit: "Th T111111" (wes} '38-Randolph Scott. Join Bennttt. a rn ®ca CI>> Oddhu C...ple G)JutlfOf T-a WCT Clllllena• Cup fJDflfn -11:30- • (J) ® (IBl (()) Armfm la lldst.alld G> Tiiis WMIL Ill lattNll CD Wlldllft Mwtntun IHiftiooA 12:00 • ~CJ)) (I) '" Aki (I) .. Mwtlturt • Eat lift m l1le ltactrs Cl) Set-lllM a Adi. Tlluter Cl Latlfto c-ti111 -12:30-u ((IlJ CJ)) ctl AA II CI> Teplc CV 11111WMll111 ._..., D ,..,.. 7 Public Att11rs <Bil Wora A '9ffi11' m Lost 111 Spice CD Mowlt: CC) ''TM 'al Who Tool tht WHI" (wu) ·~9-Ywonne OtCarlo, Scott Bred)' fD MoYit: "lilst For hit" CS (])) U.S. far• Report m C.r1111t1 1:00 Q (fll) ClJ) (I) CMWr .. •• fllll Festi.al A Bird ol AlrlCI" A him from Japan whlClt locuHs on the h~es of a aroup of 111dt school ch1ld1tn 1nd the11 eiowth in wisdom abollt ltuman ltte and lhe hie of birds CJ) Mtwlts: "01Nt1tit11 Allu1tr· u ..... H~ 8 TwllitM Zollt Cl)"''" ....... : "VllllJ" Mystery" (dfa) 67-R1tllard C.an. Ptltt Grem ®l MtMt <a ())) c...t's .w ID Gr11 CIM .. LI Tlfllt -1:30- • SWla f•llifJ ..... Cl) Tiit bctra Cl llewlt: "l'lrttf l.Mtlt" (SCI f1) '55-Richacd Oennlna, V11eJnr1 Grey. 9...._IZ es.tfl'llll (9Cl))T11Mn 2:00 D St.,I to lurllllta II ID (I) Ill 9 rtuu11I Val ley Clllllc Sportscasters Jim S1mp son, Bruce Devlin. Cary llllddlecoH 11e 11 the Pleasant Valley Country Club IA Sutton. lllass for lhe semi hnal round of this 1olf lournament • lloaUf btly (J) loutW (I) Clulu I: MlaQ to lll.l111M CIDI lroeside CD T1ru11 (cr7J CD) lloc• Collctr1 9 (I) lilowlt: wDIH Loe•" ((8) (I)) s,.,uco,. ID Or111et C.Vnty S.m1Mr -2:30-• D 111411 8 Tiit Wiftntrs CD Outer lilllb 1:1 ClllW of ltlt U11lvtl'M (i21J Cl)) Tiie Chlmplon'a War 3:00 9 lltwsmaktrs (I) Wiid Wllcl Wtst G Movie: CC) "Shot1u11" (wes) '55-Sterlinc Hayden. Yvonne DeCarto, Zachery Scott <IDi lllowle: CC) "lltqwl1m for A Henywelcht" (dra) '61-Anlhony Quinn, J1tk11 Gleason m lllotlt: CC) "TIM Seutt of tll1 lllCll" (edv) 'S4-Charllon Heston 121 Tiit ... '*• • Cltla Fr l'MllM <• (I)) ly llttllrt'• lhllt m FlltMI lllwlMllll 0 lll'oN: a::l "DIH lllH Tel lie Taitt" (dra) '71-Chustophtr Gt011t. Judy Carne ID 1'1t1t Altft& With •uc1 K.ollilllJ -3:30- • It T.US All K""9 llS.blrUy • C.llrity '='""· CDllllllkMl:l111 (cr7J (I)) AIMnc Adttftt1111 121 """ w1r-r ( Clll (I)) OvtAloors fm S,...U Spttl1I: Tiit T ... r of 1111 Unt1P«ttd 4:00 (.I) littlt Raub 8 CD An l'tl'ltcflil11'a $l*IJ Cl) Stir Trtll cr7J m Cttt~tltJ 1owti111 a w.i11t on 1111 11oa~ f» Ille• h111*tift Dll tht ..... ca m> Animal hid CID Rtal Elbt1 I Ttu -4:30- • ((IlJ (])) CIS s,.ta 5"** • '-test s,.ns ltltffs • lillrit: CC) wlvff• Sill" (111es) 'U-Joel McCrea, l1nd1 Darnell GI lillrit: "Tiit c.M'' (com) '69- DICi Vtn l)y-e. M.ehelt Ltt St Oita u,_ A Cbak Ill A&tblt11tt USA 5:00 e SIM Trwt (I) llowit: a::> "llltt .. !tit flt~" (th) '63-Sldney P0ttier. lila Sbla. e <II (9 CJ)) AIC'a Wltlt w..w .. s..rta ([) Tiii Bi m ... "Dot .. ~ (dra) '59-D1v1d LaddJ Theodore Sikel 8 lilu* Hall Amtria ..... m lllllta l'tr1 lllHllHn a11ws -5:30- D tlll ()) a "- iviA1NQ 8:00 • ((Ill (])) "-.. m""" a lilt-flt: a:> (hr) "for TlloM Wiit TlliM YNI(' (com) '6'-James Darren. Pamela Tiffin m 1r.-. f» SHAXET'S PflESEm • S200000 wcr muns STOClTOll/AUXAllDER eWCTTMlllsQa~ @(1)0W.C- 18lllte ltft f.11) Star Secar II) SeMras T Senom ll!i) M tllt Top -6:30-D (]) 8 (I) <a (I)) llm II lllllC ..._. C.krt11Ct CD Tiit S 12&,0DO Qwstloft (cr7J CD) l'nl Fan ID (I) WM ~lllsdOlll D lfllllwillt 111 1111 lload 1Di lewildlM 7100 • 'Tiit lllUNtb (]) AlllNI W.W D Tiii l'rlct 11 ttpt (l)Hll lln 8£,-i-t.~ (I) 11 Seefdl Of_ G <m ID (I) S,.C.: lttt =.(:.(I)) D 8 LHIHCI ...... """' ' ... (cr7J (J)) ....... s °"" ,..,.. s.... ID lloM, ~ & T1111, a~ Ja• IM C!) ~ QtJ u.ib -7:30- 8Htft I .... (J) WJ Wlllllll8 • "' s.rdl ot.~ • OlmttB: ""' ' Why ()) Un-1 Wll'lll g;. ... r • "" "" lllt C.lrtry 8:00 t!I (<Ill CD) Cl) Mary T1lt1 Mloft Shaw (R) Sue Ann suddenly ch1nces her sarwtic personality to that of a sulkln1. sad, out of·WGrk st11 when "The Happy Homemaker Show" is ued by the pro111m manaret because ol low ratinp II ID (I) D 8 E1111rc111cyl (R) Plramedb Gaae and DeSoto and others at SlitlO!l 51 are ea1er to celebrate the retirement of Cipt . Hochrader and overdo their enthusiasm for 1 J01n1 IWIY Plr1Y. ..... a:> {Zllf) ~ ~(00c)'74 Cl) .... a::> (%11f) """ .... ..... DtM" (dt1) '58-Aldo Ray, •CD <JI (8 (I)) MC Sb· 417 lllpt *'It: a::l (Jllr) "n..cN1 --.. ....,. (mas) '61-Juht Andrews. Carol Clllnlllnc. lhry Tyler Moore. Two younc Slfll IO to New Yotli 1n lht urty I 920's to rtalize tllt11 ambitions-one to be en actress and th• otlltr to bt • secutary and m1rry tb• kss. UAAnowinstJ, they t1kt tooms 1n a hotel run by I womtll wllo is Ille acent for 1 white sltve rlna. G .... : a:> (3111) "n.i 11111 II tt11 "" f1-tl wr Cdfl> '56-Greeory Ped, Jennlft< JOfttS. m ... Barrett'• Sltptntan e Vidoly It S.. • "9etloca tt East 1 w.t a lllM: cc:i "Alldllf'a ••IP" (mus) '4S-Gtne Kelty Ct Olct u,_ A Clmk "The P11nu & the Pauper" m1es• 1111t1c1 ClD ..... -1:30- • (@ (])) Cl) .. ~ ...... rt SM (R) Dr H1rtley's 1nv1t1tion to leclure at 1 P'ts11cious su seminar rtsultl 1n a dHtreuina sttuallO!l when the audience shows up nude .., Ctlla1t ........ ,...,...... 9:00 8 (cr7J (I)) (I) AH I• !tit f 111tlly (R) When an 1lr11dy crowded sub•IJ is invaded by an obnoa1ous drunk, Mike takes leave of his aenm 1nd vlOl1lts one of his cardinal punc1 pals, much to Archie's dellatrt. B ID (.I) D 0 llC S.111,., Mowlt: CC) (2\illr) "llllJ c.,.. to Rob lat Vtsaa" (dra) '69-Gary Lockwood. Elke Sommer, Lee J. Cobb. A culno dealer assembltt a leam and sels out to rob 1 reputedly 1mpre1n1ble 11mo11d car loaded with sold. m111n TIWSTillCE • Oil HEE HAW TONIT£ CDHteH• 8b1MisAt,_ ID~T11wlrt -9:30-• (cr7J (J)) (I) Allee (II) Aliet la a lotll disl>elrevtr wtlen 1 l1rte110U1 fortune tellar Irita lo sell htr ao111e luck, but I/It ht1 s/11 pull on All« Mems to be wonin& CD llwlt: (I:) '1H4lt Tra111•" (wes) '50-Jotl Mc()u 10:00 t!1 "MISS UNIYUSE * PAWllT'' llwt From SuU 0om1tiao • ((IlJ (J)) Tiii ... u ..... hctHt For the tleventb constcu live yea1, Bob Btrker IS lhe mast et of ceremonies and sin111 Helen O'Connell Is the hostess of the Pageant. as some the ol the world's -mbSt beautiful women vie lor the title of Miss Universe 1971 • At'"'*Y allll c.,.., Cl) .. Miii a-1c.a . """""' s Cnatllft f111Wt m Me ~It allll '-It S..r ltl c.c.t ·""'~ Tl/ WEEK, JULY 10, 1977 -10:30- • Drapt 11:00 e cm m11ews (]) llt'llllllllwil: ...... ... Wll4 WllMI" (NV) '42-John Wayne • LM Alltricl1 stJit ()) Git S..11 G F~ "i&llt 18hN T ... TIMil CD lhtl1: a::> "Twlattd lrah1" (hor) '14-Ptt Cardi, John N1l1nd 0 (l)W..·12 .... ,. .. J&a (IBJ (l))RuH_..,.. Ill ,.., ;... ... c-try -11:30- 8 8(I)D8 ""' ()) lllnlt: "Verd kt" (dra) • 46- Sidnty Greenstreet. Peter Lorre. e Mtirlt: "A 11111111 ill t11t SllA" (dra) '61-Sidney Poitier, Claudia McHtll. Ruby Dee. Diana Sands. 9 Mo¥1e: a::> ''Va .. , .. the Dolls" (dra) '67-Barb111 Pukins. • a 100 Cid 12100 ...... II 0 ()) D a Sat•rdlJ •tctit Uwt • All-llPt SllM: ''Cltwllt Wltll O..tk," ~.-".....-It Dil111tr" ((ll) rn> Tiii m a.. <• ())) hwel1cJ.fl 11Mttrt -1%:00- • lllttlt: a::> "0...~111 Ricer" (dra) '69-Robtrt Redford -12:30- (1) a.... I "Some llk.e It Hot" 1100 CJ) llU c.c.rt GTllrlltf ....... s....: "OI DilllC'fW' "911N," "Tiit .... "" r..w "" ........ .,.. ....... ,,.. .. m lltm: a:> "lM• ,, nr" 0-" (actv) '53-Hedy L1mar1 1:00 m All·•l111t Slltw: "Th llla~t llolcls T""'," '1111 • 111111" -1:30- D D W c.ttt 2:00 G Dotl'ltl11t111 Mnlt1: "Jiit s,w. MWI ... F1J' H "°"' lltllrt" -2:30- • .._..: ''hta111 r,.. 111e Sta" (dra) '54-lan Sterlin&. Nevil Br1nd, John Doue1tte Kimberly LoulM TOmee, Mi.a USA 1en. wllt compete In the "Ml .. UnlwrM Beauty Pag41ant," Saturday. (10PM-12 Mid· night) on CBS. P-0-11 TV WEEK. JULY 10, 1tn SYSTEM OF THE WEEK • 1/2 PRICE!!! =SUPQftopf_ @1~·-GRADO lJlttdlnear THI SUf'llSC:ON UO STlllO The sound is extremely clean and THI •T-Oln'IN LLC. lnctudes llCllVll is perfectly matched clear from moderate to concer1 base, dust cover and GRADO with this pair of Ultrallnear 12" hall levels'. Diamond Cartridge. · 3-way se>eakers.