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Home My WebLink About1978-06-18 - Orange Coast Pilot' t' \ r Keepi.Dg Tab~ in Bin~ Chip .Co~"try . . . .a.1 JERRY l+AUSEN Of ttlt Oelj; ""*St.ft Sl'Nltf\\' Sl•Et'IAI"' Electronic-orange letters 4tf9d numbers slide i.i lently from right to left acr<>!>s a black back ground lugh on the south wall. White heads crane upward then dip back into The Wall S t r ,e e t ' Journal a nd the Earnings Report Digest. A man in hi s 8 0s ca r e full y hois ts himself from the fi rst of two rows of ch airs post. cuusEM tioned before the electronically controlle d New York and American St.O<'k Exchange dis· plays, known as "tapes", and moves lo a closet where a hot plate warms vials or coffee. In the com putt-r age, the "board room" al Crowell, Weedon and Company's Lagwia HiHs office 1s nearly extinct. "Basically', nobody's doW!g lh1s anymore," says resident manager Jack Fremm. gestur· ing 1rom his glass enclose~ of· rtce toward the room filled with market observers. "And it's a damn shame." Mos t of the men and women visiting the brokerage firm have little difficulty re m embering when young boys mounted lad· ders to chalk up market results as they became available to stock brokers across the nation. Crowell, Weedon and Co. or Los Angeles was the first brokerage to recognize the potential of the Leisure World resident in the market place. The company opened offices in Founder ·Ross Cortese's stately white Taj Mahal bu1ldmg across from the retirem e nt com - munity's main entrance. They have been followed by a number of brokerages, including SUNDAY VOL 71 , NO. 169, 7 SECTIONS, 100 PAGES Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith Co. and Dean Witter and Co., Inc. Jus t a few mtles down Paseo de Valencia and a JOg to the east is E.F. Hutton Co .• Inc. Leisure World is blue-chip country. Few of its residents take fliers al speculative op- tions. "We just don't have time left to recoup losses." explained a 70·year·old between jokes in th-; "board room." "And don't use my name, fella. or I'll be hearing from every mutual fund, hearing aid and health insurance nut in Southern California. They got' our phone book, and they drive us crazy with their schemes." His friend. a retired real estate broker, takes his eyes from the electronic tape. <See BLUE CIUP, Page A3) ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A ......... .-.. · ... : ~ ... ::~-;. ;-..•. . . .. SUNDAY,JUNE 18, 1978 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Tornado Capsizes Showboat, 8 · Die Oallr Plloe Pll. lo~ ~ PaJM LEADING ACADEMIC MARCH AT UCI COMMENCEMENT Ors. Wilson Riles, Left, Daniel G. Aldrich 13 Sign ificant Riles Hits Lifeboat Ethics By CAROi, l\100R E clisad vantaged ; half educated, 0t1,,.oa11,P1101s1a111 ha If unschooled." Dr. Wilson Ri ll's, state s uperin· I le also warned that ''those who tttndenl of public 1nstruct1on. reach equality by lowering stan. •urged UC Irvine 's Class <Jf '78 dards fail lo sec the goal." ·Saturday to accept its degreel> Shrugging off any hchef in with a sense of pride and m1ss1on ~uperstit1ons. Dr. Riles d id note because "we not only can be equal that there were 2,113 graduates 1n and excellent but we must be " the 13th eommenccmenl for UC I Keynoting the commencement which had bestowed 13 degrees to ceremonies in Campu" Park. he als first class and "We're a ll wor· said· ned about Proposition 13." llE' also commented about a ''Yours may W<'l l bethe genera· two· room school he has visited In lion with the last dear chance to Africa where there .,,,rere no •vojd the disaster which will/ benchesorbooks ' follow if the !American> dream' "lfthevcouldhaveafractionof dies because W$ begrudged 11'\· what we ·throw away. they would ---·---veMmoot ~f~f.e.ent d&llan> l& mak'e-oseofit.~~ keepeducat1onerrect1ve "Let's stop casti gating "Those who would take the lead ourselves and take advantage of in deschoolmg America are not what we have to build the kind of poor. ignorant or without the future we are blessed to have in h enefi tsorthe system they decry Cali fornia. "They arc rlwng safely to port "If we reall y want to help them •n the lifeboat which the pubhc !Third World>, our biggest com· provided. For them, the re is no modity is education. We should personal respons ibility In the bring them here for schooling, future, only self-interest in pre-and they will go back as friends." serving their personal achieve· Later Dr. Riles gave this prog. ment. nosis for the coming week's "That dream that every child educational budget-cutting in will grow to be all that he m ight be Sacramento as legislators strug· can't be accomplished by letting gled to meet the Proposition 13 some fide ln the comfort of the deadUne· lifebotU whlle others are left to "It's a volatile situation ; the drown In the seas of poverty and lawmakers are tired and pres. ignorance. irnred. "We can't exist half free, half "Anything can happen, but we slave. Nor can we continue as a democracy halt advantaged, half . (5"-RILES, Pa1e A!) TattoOs Clue to Homicide H untingtoo Beach police were trying early today to establish the identity or a man whose body was found floating in the main channel at H~tington Harbour. Investigating officers said the man. bound hand and foot with rope. appeared to h ave been killed by a blow to the right side of the head. His only clothing was ~ blue and white pair of boxer shorts. 4PWl~o Orricers s aid the condition of the body indicated that the man was killed about five days ago. A unit of the Oraoge County s he riff's harbor patrol dis- covered the body early Satur· day. RESCUERS ATTEMPT TO RIGHT OVERTURNED SHOWBOAT WHERE NINE DIED Officers' s aid the man . believed lo be in his mid-20s. s ported a number of tattoos. They said he had light brown, colla r length hair and a goatee beard. Searchers Struggling The tattoos were detailed as: The name "Artie" on the right chest immediately below an eagle standing on a swastika. -The name "Alisfra" on the right forearm immediate ly below a depiction of a crawling baby. The initials "SWP" on the left forearm immediatel y beneath a depicted jackboot and ~ German helmet. Officers said the body was earefully wrapped in canvas and m ay origin a lly have been we ig hted to make the corpse sink. Officers said the extensive tat· tooing indicated that the man may have been a member of a motorcycle club. They said they are working on the possibility that he may have been killed by m e mbers of a rival organiza-tion. POMONA. Kan. !A P > -Six women and two men were killed and seven persons were still missing this morning after a tornado sent the 59 persons aboa rd a dinner th eater showboat serambhng for their lives, authont1es said One of the v1ct1ms on the capsized boat. 25 ycar·old Judy Patterson of Topeka, was eight months pregnant, authorities said. At least four of the victims ap. parently were trapped inside the vessel. Ben Streeter , manager or Vassar State Park on the lake's shore 40 miles south of Topeka, said 800to900campers were in the vicinity when the boat capsized but the tornado did not come ashore. The Whippoorwill showboat Busboy Opens Fire; 5 Diners Fall Dead WARWICK, R.I. <AP> -Five persons including a pregnant • wom~rt -died Saturoay ntgtrt, when a busboy opened fire with a rifle at random in a Chinese restaurant. police said. Warwick detective Frank Ric- ci said the busboy employed at the Cafe Terrace walked into the restaurant, unwrapped and loaded a rifle and opened fire on the diners and workers. Four persons died at the scene, and a fifth was pro· nounced dead later. Ricci said the busboy, Gan Fong Chin,_. of Warwick, was in custody and five warrants charging ttlm with murder had been issued. About 50 persons were In the restaurant at the time or the 1hoottn1, Ricci said. "We were very fortunate that only four were killed," he said. • • • "There could have been 20 peo- ple killed." - - -. Ricci identified the vieUms of the s hootings as Cafe Terrace m a ilre d' D un n y Linn : bartender John O'Dell . cook and pa rt·owner Robert Lee; and Dorothy Johnson, a 38·year-old woman who was six months pregnant. He said Cecelia Bagley, 66, died or an apparent heart at- tack . Ricci said Chin had worked at the restaurant for about eight months. · No molive was given for the shoottng. "We feel he knew who he was after and he was selective in t.he shooting. This is what we're bas· Ina our investigation on. It ap- peared he knew who be was shoot· Ing at," Rlccl said was about 100 yards off shore when the storm struck about 8 p.m .• police said. One of the victims. earher iden· tified as about 12, was thought to be a young woman. said Sgt. Dean Hous ton of the Kansas Hi ghway Patrol. A The extent or the injuries to -survivors was not known. Reporters said the boat was righted shortly before midmght and only a canopy that covered the upper deck showed substan. taal damage. Marvin Henry of the Kans as De partment of Emergency Preparedness earlier said rescue workers had dragged the boat to within a couple of hundred feet from shore with cables attached to bulldozers. "They've got it drug in. moved in as close lo shore as they can get it, which is about a hundred feet out , and they were able to right it with a cable and a bulldoze r." There were 46 passengers on WANDERLUS't -Expanded travel stories give vacationers· to-be experienced looks at New Orteans, the-English countryside and Oregonians' wish that peo- ple would visit but not stay. Pages A8·9. LOAN SOURCES LEARN Student Joans sometimes go un· paid, but those who make them are getting more careful. A look at abused money by Daily Pilot writer Jackie Hyman st.arts on Page Cl. SEX REVOLUTION RADICAL! -The nation's sex- ual revolution may not have been as radical as some think. A aeneratiort aft.er Kinsey opened the door to sexual frankness, It's really only slightly ajar. an in· terview with the dlrtttor of the Kinsey Institute ror Sex Research reveals. Pase Bl. the boat and 13 crew members. The boat had left its mooring at the park and moved about 100 yards beyond a. point of land into the main channel when il wru. overturned. Engineer Aaron Craig told Osage County Deputy William Tallman lhatabout 15 minutes into the cruise, the tornado suddenly appeared on the water and he tried to tum the boat around to head backto:;hore "There was no tame at all," he told Tillman. Dr. Ben Powell. a Topeka sur- geon who was at the park at another dinner theater. said he treated five persons who were not serious ly injured Most of the passengers were on the second·deck of the diesel· powered replica o f a n o ld· fashioned ri vcr boat where dinner was servl!d and the shows pre- sented under a canopy. Most were thrown into the' water, witnesses said CHIPS AflOV -Only these chips are designed to replace a room full of computers. For a toolr11t how trny miniTCOmputers are made and how Rockwell Jn. tern a tional 's Mi croelectronics division markets knowledge, see Page Cl. In.id~ Seaada" J•drA....._ M 41 Ve;ir S.....1.-Cl ''"'• 8o!NKll 81 L.M. 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In my head he is Just a friend, but in my heart he is my grandfather " The admiration 1s mutual from Gmeiner who joined Big Brothers because his wife was affiliated with one of its SUP· port groups Also they had all daughters and had helped raise his younger brother in high school. • The job description might also ~ rC'ad "part Reggie Jackson. part Santa Claus, part Gr1izly Adams and part Mr Kotter " Or as JO. year -old Ts mmy Gould put 1t more poignantly while wishing on a star one night about his Big Brother Ralph Gmeiner of Newport Beach. Now the "grandfather" enjoys introducing Timmy to tennis, ·racquetball and swimming at the YMCA Plus they chat at \ "I know the <'Otmselors say RALPH GMElNER, TIMMY GOULD PLAY RACQUETBALL Dad's Day Due Especially for Single Pop RENO !AP> Day? By TOM GARDNER Auoc:I•'" .._. WrltH' J low do single falher~ observe Father's About the same as any other -laundry, dishes and dust don't seem to hold holid~ys in very high esteem -ex- ('ept that this day usually begins with breakfast in bed. The two people who give me cause to celebrate Father's Day regard breakfast in bed as the supreme token of thrir affection. Personally, l think the national budget would be easier to balance than cereal, milk, an egg, toast, a jar or jelly and coffee on an unpredictable mattress, but precedents are precedents. Resides. the spectre or the kitchen after large-scale !.mall fryanfl 1s better raced on a fuJI stomach Spouseless fathers have their unique challenges While I hope I am contributing something worthwhile Lo the welfare or 10-year-old Vikki, it's certainly a two-way street. I'm leami~ things l never had occasion to think about. mudt. lik.e~ftJr"'lliia1r.~ ,~ .. -"'' -eup .... 1 and Shaun Cassidy. As s fie approaches·her fet'l\s~J sus~t • my education will advance rapidJy. Steve. 14, contributes ha!'! share to my education, too. ' How else would l have been introduced to the BeeGees, the black widow in our back yard or an appetite which might interest the Guinness folks? l 'm not 11ure how impressed kids are by Father'!\ Day, but it let~ them ask the annual question, "How come there's a Mother's Day and a Father's Day but there's not a children's day?" Which, or course. brings the inevitable parental response. "Every day is children's day." I don't plan to use that one this year. for fear they will rebut with recollections of nights I have come home late from work wtth a less-than-sunny disposition or mornings when a lack or clean socks indicate the old man didn't 11et around to the laundry the night before. They have come to realize that the safellt way to assure clean sock• ii to do the washing themselves M 1ybe next Sunday J should fix them breakfast ln bed. • • "•>'1 1"; least twice a week on the phone. "T1mmv has had a lot of dis· appointments in life. but Ralph isn't one or them." s aid his mother. Kay, who is confined to a wheelchair. "It's so wonderful the way they go to Cub Scouts. soccer practice. school open houses and organ recitals " As Little Brothers mature and their interests change. they are asked periodically if they would like a new Big Brother. Timmy's reply was "if I can keep Ralph, too. I'd like O.J. Simpson." · To find such compatibility, the four full-time counselors for Big Brothers or Orange County, now in its 20th year. interview the boy and his mother, developing an understanding of his prob- lems and environment. "This sensitivity to and respect for the uniqueness of all the individuals involved is a strong factor in our effective· ness." said Jo Alexander, ex· ecutive director of BBOC. She revealed that the Sad· dleback Valley-South County· Irvine area currently has the greatest need. A total of 300 boys await placement. Big Brolhers must I) 19 or older and can be single. mar· ried. divorced or widowed, or all backgrounds and lifestyles. The emphasis is on companionship, not so much on time or money. "Sometimes these boys get more than their share of pre· se nls. What they need is someone lo talk to." Gmeiner ex- plained. David Borek of Costa Mesa is extra generous with the hours he gives to twir1s Ron and Mike Brown. lie takes them on weekend outings, is always available by phone, has them over for dinner often and coaches their Little League team. Recently married, Borek hap- pily reported lhat "the boys are crazy about my wire, too." I s there an especially m emorable moment with his Little Brothers that comes to mind? "At least a thousand." he said. If that isn't enough incentive enough to volunteer. consider th is social statistic: The chance or a fath~rl s boy becoming a school dro ut is four times as great as at of a boy living with both p rents. 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The Cuban president "S claim came in a strong, point-by-point counter-attack to President Carter's charges last Wednes· day that Cubans had tra111ed Angola-based rebels who in· vaded and terrorized southern Zaire in mid-May. According to ne ws reports Saturday, Castro invited re porters from NBC. CBS ~d ABC to Havana for a private in· terview, specifically to answer Carter's charges. The cor· res pondents rtew to Havana from Panama where they had • been covering Carter's visit to sign the Panama Canal treaties. "We know from very truthful sources that the CIA recently established contact with UNITA and promised UN ITA support from the U.S. government." Castro said through a translator. UN1TA is one of two pro· western rebel factions defeated by the Marx.isl forces of Presi· de nt Agostlnllo Neto when 1-_handed Transpac Off to Rough Start By ALAN LOCKABEV Ol 1119 Oelly Piiot Stall The first s tart in the Singlehanded Transpac race from San Francisco to Hawaii was turning into a s hambles Saturday as five of the first 14 starters returned to port in various stages of damage and at least one person was injured. Heavy weather on Thurl.day damaged two vessels soon after they cleared the Golden Gale Bridge Brian Heller. a 21 year old UC Irvine student returned to port within a rew hours or the start with a sprajned neck, s uffered when he fell in the cockpit Others who abandoned the race in 25·kMl wind and heavy sea s the firs t day were Ball S hannon, Santa Cruz. JD Akerson. skipper of the yacht Svenska and Gene I laynes. at the helm of the 26-foot sloop Prelz. Latest to abandon the raet• f 'rom Pug.-.l I RILES ... must resolve the amount of the s urplus and get 1t distributed with the least possible damage to each program" In his remarks to the hillside throngs, UCI Chancellor Daniel G. Aldrich referred frequently to greatness-in-the-making on cam· pus ·'Threatening the rate of our in· stitution·s progress toward great· ness is lhe unknown magnitude of the budget cut as a consequence or the passage of Propos1t1on 13, ··he s aid "Whatever that amount may be. we shall not reduce the ad· mission of all qualified s tudents who seek to enroll at UCI or diminish our effort to insure that the underrepresented groups of our society have equal access to this campms whether they be stu· dents, facuJtyorstaff." was Bob Whitney. 58, a pro· fessor at Cal State Hayward. who reported running into 45· knot winds and 2().foot seas. He limped into Monterey Saturday with part of his steer · ing and deck gear carried away. Whitney was s ailing a Ranger-29 Gypsy. Another s inglehanded sailor who was not racing, but who started a few days ahead or the racing fleet apparently has been lost at sea. according to the Coast Guard. He was identified as J e ff Diggs. Santa Cruz. saihng lhe vacht Bell de Nuat. · The Coast Guard reported a commercial vessel came across the yacht 500 miles from San f'rancisco with no one aboard. I Man Slain At SA Party Santa Ana police said a man was shot and killed and anolher critically wounded Saturday night when gunfire erupted dur· ing a party held at a Bishop Street apartment complex. Officers refused to identify the deceased or the wounded man admitted to the UC Irvine Medical Center pending notifiea· tion of their next of kin. Santa Anan Killed A Santa Ana man died behind the wheel oi bjs car early Saturday when he apparently lost control of the vehicle while driving on First Street in that city. Police said the car driven by Pedro Montalvo. 34, left the road and struck a utility pole. They said the auto was demolished by the impact. . Officers said the victim was alone in the car. No other vehi· cle was involved in the accident. Angola gained independence from Portugal in 1975 Carler reportedly had no com· ment on Castro's remarks. but a White House official said the charge or CIA operations "were absurd," NBC said Jn further response to Carter's accusation that Cuba had aided the rebels who swept across the Angolan border to invade Zaire's Shaba Provinee. Castro said "I say this is absolutely a lie. We have not s upplied any weapons. We have not supplied any s upplies. We have not transported a s ingle Katangan. and there was no single Cuban accompaQ.)'ang the Katangans lo the border .. Shaba Provance was known as Katanga when Zaire was tt> . Belgian Congo. and the Katanga rebels fled into Angola arter a s ecession m ove ment w as crushed an the 1960s Answering Carter''> charge that Castro could havt> done more to stop lhc invas ion had he wanted to. the Cuban ruler said : "We do not rule Angola Angola 1s ruJod by the MPl..A I Popular Liberation MovemeDt of Angola> and President Neto We have no right to use our own troops an Angola '· * * * Paper Claims Soviets Man Angola Helm LONDON lf\Pl Eleven SQ. v1et generals have moved into Angola and are taking over key posts from Cubans in what could prestage an invasion or neighbor· ing South-West Afnca, the Sun· day Times reported. "Sensor Soviet officers now control all Angolan naval and air forces and the country 's military inte lligence. · Times correspondent Antony Terry said in a front page story. He quoted "reliable sources" in Paris East Germans. 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He was a so-called provisional employee because he was so overwe11bt he,uld not pass th~ county's physical examlnaUo wel&hl·for· height standard. And because he had not proved his skills on the job for 90 days, 1\1.;H S ,.,,.ftl ."l~ Young was on new 'employee probation. Things got ~ven worse for provisional-probationary county cook A Young. He burnt a roast. Th~t did il. Young was fired. This time he wanted voters in the Fourth employment in county government. This time he wanted voters in the fourth Supervisorial District to hire him as their representative on the county Board of Supervisors. The odds were against Young getting the job. He had no name identification and little money to use in his campaign against a popular incum· bent, Suprvisor Ralph Clark. . So, still overweight a nd running in the prJmary election as a "retired political reformer'' on the burnt roast ticket, Young finished third in a three-man race. But he somehow managed to convert a squab- ble over a charred roast into 14,901 votes· an im- pressive 18.J percent of the votes cast in th0e fourth District. It was that kind of an election in Orange Coun. ty, the primary election of 1978. Joe Maher, a Republican candidate in the 38th CongressionaJ District died six weeks before the election. He received 9,068 votes June 6. Democrat Mel Springer withdrew from the 14th Assembly District race. lie got 6,148 votes. One of Springer's rivals, unknown John Har- n s_on virtuaJly went into hiding during the cam- paign, spent no money but won the Democratic nomination with 10,584 votes. Those are some of the odd ball items that seem to pop up in any ordinary election. But resuJts ()f the 1978 primary election in Orange County indicate it was anything but run of the mill. And the trends as well as the overtones shown in the election results indicate that the June 6 primary might mark the moment when Orange County s hifted political gears once again. Jarvis, of course, overwhelmed and dominated all other issues and shoved candidates seeking voter att~ntion into a back row. ' But the Jarvis phenomenon was not peculiar to Orange County. On election day it swept through the state Since then it has fanned out over the entire nation and crept into'the White House. f'rona Page ,11 I BLUE CHIPS. • • What appeared to charlcterize the election in Oranl!L' Cotu1ty most dramat1callY outside Jarvis was an ltpparent change of direction. Since 1972 the county has been drifting toward the middle road. away rrom Its tradJtlonally con- servative past. However. during this recent election Orange County voters seemed to shift gears and agaln aim tfleir politics to the right. At the head of that shift to the political right W<tS the impressive nomination victory of ultra- conservative Republican John Schmitz in the 36th State Senate District. That Schmitt won in an area which in past years had sent him to the state Senate and on to Congress was not surprising. It was the strength of his 41 pen:ent-0f-tb~-vote triumph against five active and politically ex· perienced rivals that demonstrated the political rar right might be "in" atain. Republican Doris Allen's win in the 7lst As- sembly District race as well as Republican Ross Johnson's victory in the 69lh Assembly District also demonstrated the strength of "most con- servative" when matched against other conser· vative candidates. Beyond such election victories, the shift to the right in Orange County could also be seen In : -Pre-elecuon voter registration figures that for the first time in four years showed Republican registrations gaining rather than losing ground on Democratic registrations. -The stunning defeat of two incumbent Superior Court judges. seemingly on phony "law and order'" issues that had nothing to do with their performances on the bench since both are essen· ti ally civil judges. Renewed vigor in the Republican Party shown m the s uccessful voter registration drive. an active ethics committee and GOP volunteers who did such things as put out the word which par· ty the judge candidates belonged to. Preliminary voter turnout figures that seem to indicate that about 64 percent or the registered Republican voters went to the polls while only about 49 percent of their De mocratic counterparts bothered to vote. -The resurgence of the Republican oriented Lincoln Club and its dollar activity in a few primary racf's. If there was a move to the political right in Qrange County's 1978 primary election, there was ulso a s trong anti-incumbency mood. Obviously. Jarvis and its Arnold Forde-coined theme. "Show the politicians who's boss," con- tributed lo that mood It was shown m county Supervisor Laurence Schmit's failure to make even a runoff, Sheriff Brad Gates being forced into a runoff with Lauren Rusk and the judges' defeat. Supervisor Ralph Clark won re-election in the J)rimary election But his victory margin over Yq.ang and another unknown Coe was far less than impressive. .. We come down here because we got good old cronies here. It's -therapy for the mind. You know, we keep up on all the jokes. We go home and clean 'em up for our wives." He grins and his eyes shift back to the overhead "tape." cognizant that the only d1f· fe r eAce in most brokers and their customers is the attire. A retired salesman. also in hts 70s. says. "We JUSt try to keep up with what's i::omg on. Thts fellow." he jerks a thumb at his fr ie nd , ··puts it <st ock certificates) in the bottom of the box." The fnend answers· •·Yeh, I just watch 1l ~o up and come back down. l never buy, and l never sell. .. Through their repartee, the casually dressed cronies one just in from the golf course - e mphas ize what brokerage managers up and down Paseo de Valencia say: Leisure World<-rs are l ooking for dividends. tax breaks and security. When ~grade stock rises rapidly .fit js. sold. The profits are invested in non-taxable bonds and then plowed back into the stock when it drops to a normal market range. "You catch yourself talking to a fellow in golf shorts and a knit ~htrt. He lets you know he was chairman of XYZ Corp ," Campbell s ays. "Frankly, it 's difficult to vis· ualtze him Just a few years a_m_ s1ttmg behind a 30 ·foot deslC bark mg out orders " Like all or the broker~. Campbell could not and would not discuss investors by name. But in d)l!scribing an "average" in vestor , he r eca lled a m1dwesterncr who retired in his mid·SOs to move to Laguna Hills. With the move west, came a sso.ooo portfolio or stocks and bonds. a monthly pension check and extensive rC'al es tate hold· in gs. The retired chamstore owner moved into "t.he towers," a New York -s tyle. complete s ervice apartment complex We drives a new Cadmac Seville, is m artied and as a "very sophisticated" in· vestor seeks only informational gu1d a nee from his broker. County Superintendent or School3 Robert Peterson also was re-elected by a safe margin. But Peterson looked poJilically silly when -an wtltnown s~hool teacher running aaainst him tallied 117,146 votes. • Perhaps fortunately for theli-poUtical careers, ho Orange County inc umbent conaressman. as· semblyman or state senator with the exception of Mark Hannaford, faced a primary election toe. But if the voter mood carries over to th~ Nov· ember general election. they too could feel the lash o( an electorate seemingly disenchanted with things as tl'ley are. · It was obvious, too. in the June 6 primary that the m en who ~ot their political kicks from bankrolllng high-cost campaigns in Orange County have departed Lhe scene and haven·t been replaced. Some of those high rollers now dwell In other places. Lou Cella and Gene Conrad, for instance. now collect their maH in a federal pnson In Lorn· poc. Ralph Diedrich sat on the sidelines in the Moving Up in Sta11din9s While tourists flockect-to the beaches. locals withstood the heat Saturday. wait- ing in lines for summer recreation s1gn- u ps. This around-the-block · l>cene at primary campaigrt, offering no campaign dollar' support r\ot, for that matter being asked for murh. And Richard O 'N~Ul campaign doUara were scarce locally. Tb06e who might have stepped lnto ll'le cam" pa1gn dollar breach wllh the woes. tnd!ctmeots and hum~n tragedy resulllna from recent yean ·elect.ion campaigns have cooled their interest. To a man, thel admitted the Political Retomr Act of 1974 as wel as the county's own new cam .. paign reform measure have made the singlehandeH bankrolling or a candidate a thing of the past. .. The new control measures on campaigns was also reflected ln the quality of the 1978 primary election campaigns. White there were some distort.ions of truth and bits of out and out violations of truth, there is general agreement things had improved if not a great deal al least sUgbUy. Where they badn 't. &be county's new Fair <See PIUMARY, Pa1e A4 > Newport Beach City Hall was duplicated in other cities also offering sports, crafts and field trips. '- Tahiti Race YachJ,s Hit Slow Spell Sorcery. the lead boat in the 3,571-mile Los Angeles-to-Tahiti yacht race, appeared to be run· ning into the doldrums some 1,400 miles from Los Angeles Saturday and was experiencing lighter winds and frequent rain squalls. The doldrums are usually ex· perienced near the Equator, but the flat air is known to shift as far as 400 miles north or south. Sorcery was about 700 miles from the Equator at 9 a.m. Saturday Sorcery's position report sbowed she had traveled 179 miles during the past 24 hours. compared to m ore than 200 miles each the previous two days. Skipper Jacob Wood re- ported that the.,northe'ast winds have dropped to 13 knots from the previous day's 18. Bob Gosnell's 49-foot sloop Tuia was 124 miles behind Sorcery and 1.295 miles from Los Angeles. Willard Bell's 50- foot sloop Westward reported a position 1.233 miles from the start, and Neil Kelly's 36-foot 0.11, ~, ... ,....." ~·'"'" <>'o-tt Celebration trailed at 1,080 miles The average individual or cou- ple living in the retirement com- munity is worth .an estimated $300.000 to SS00,000, depending on which banker or broker 1s do· ing the fi guring Jle. Campbell s ays, s pen(ls two to three hours daily at Mer- rill Lym•h, along with about 40 other regulars, working before a com putcrized viewer in his po'rtfoho or diversified common stock. JACK FROMM SAYS BROKERS ARE 'GUYS-WEARING TIES' AT LAGUNA HILLS from the start. From his des k in the glass of- fi ce, Fromm watches his firm's customers drinking coffee, read· ing and chatting. "The .only way you can tell who the brokers are." he con· fides with a snort and a motion toward a row of low-walled cubicles. "is they're the guys wearing ties. "These Leisure World in- vestors are as close lo being pro- ,...f ess i ona 1 as a nyone in the market place. We say, 'Here are the numbers: here's why you should do something.· They look at ..vhat we give 'em, and they sell themselves." And Fromm never has had a default on payment for an order placed. "You can't say that at any other office " While mos t of Fromm"!; customers hll\Ce worked lonpnd hard to save enough for retire- ment and maJntain an invest- menlS' income. several others have much, much more. "We have five millionaires in every day," he says. "Many here are incredible. They give to charity -some up to 60 percent of their annual income. And there are others. of course, who wouldn't give away a dime ... " Sitting ln an omce on the second noor of the TaJ Mahal, Robert G. Campbell, assistant vice president for MerrUI Lynch, acrees that st>veral mHUonaires reside in Laguna fJill1. Mor~ often, though, the average rel\l- dent has only enough to live on comfortably. And Campbell, too. ia ' lncludcd are General Motors, Southern Caltfornia Edison. F o rd Motor , American Telephone, Texaco, ITT, Stan- dard of California, Union Oil , a variety or municipal bonds and a few utility bonds. · "We have some clients," Campbell admits, •·a s mall percentage -who can speculate. We don't encourage it But some have made risks With their 'Vegas money' re- cently " .. One Leisure Worlder who hits the floor at Crowell-Weedon every morning at 8:30 sharp is a confessed speculator. A retired educational consul- tant. he s wims a half-mile before visiting the brokerage wh e r e he s pends about 30 minutes while his wife prepares breakfas t in their two-bedroom manor Two years ago, the consultant made $18,000 in stock trading. Last year he lost $1,000. This year "looks like a bad one so far." he admits. Though he conslders himself far from "rich," the former con- sultant believes he's better off, fin ancially, than many who re· side ln Leisure World. "Maybe 70 or more are living on food stamps," he estimates. Thomas J Doherty, vice pres- ident and branch manager In Laguna Hills ror Dean Witter and Co , Inc says he's never m et anyone from Leisure World who r eceives food stamps. He estimates that ll take!! an In· come of nearly $30,000 a year for a couple to reside in the com- munily. The average Leisure World in· vestor "eats out a lot," says Doherty, "ls polite, wants good service, is 75 years of age, buys a new car every two years, is polat1cally conservative and earns about $24,000 annually on stock worth approximately $.100,000. And the investor probably is a woman. "Women investors ar~ as sophisticated as the men," he says. "A woman suddenly finds herself a widow. She's never fooled with these things !invest- ments), but generally within two months she's sharp." But the men who trade on the floor of Crowell-Weedon says they doubt that. Wo.meo, says orie, take the old man's in- l'IUrance money and "fritter 'll away." Another adds, "All they're in· terested in is a nice place to live and some new furniture . . . " "That's not so." says Robert C. Davidson, 72, semi-retired Crowell-Weedon general partner who works with Fromm and has moved to Leisure World. "They're keen. Women will listen more. Men sometimes feel they know It all but don't.·· Laguna Hills, he suggests, is a great brokerage location. · As one Investor o utside Da vldson '.!l cubicle related: ''I owned property but sold It. lt 's a heck ot a lot easier to go to the mailbox and get a check than to fight for It with a te. nant." ' FRA·NK STELLA ALECHIN~l<Y APPEL BRAQUE CALDER ClAVE COIGNARD CORITA CRAWFORD ERNST FRANCIS HOCKNEY JOHNS KOLL WITZ -MAmN1 MAX •nANll •.rEUA ~•NeOAN111ur Ch,.N•GEl 10• •"t.£1•\ r-" MIRO PICASSO JUNE 16 -AUGUST 15 PIZA SECUNDA TAMAYO VASARELY WEST COAST GALLERY 2700 WEST COAST HIGHWAY NEWPORT BEACH OPEN DAILY (714) 848-3221 ... A.. DAil. y PILOT • i \ ' ) . • f ' I : I ' • , • , ' Weekly review of OrB119e Coast h1ghhgh~ • Dally 1'11"' P"'"9 GRADUATE DON O'NEAL PRACTICES TENNIS Graduation not without incident Most schools in Orange County held graduation ex· ercises last week. Don O'Neal, one of a quartet of valedic· torians at Costa Mesa High School, loosened'up for a sum mer on the tennis courts, by taking some pre-graduation practice strokes.. Apparently O'Neal was looking rot-max· imum use of his cap and gown. After all, many cmly get to wear them once. Most graduations were without incident. But at Newport Harbor High, jeering from the audience, throwing of water-filled balloons, setting off smoke bombs and blowing bubble gum cut short graduation on Davidson Field. '1'he ceremony ended as soon as the final diploma was given. There was no benediction nor singing of the alma mater. Prop . 13 Okay costs honored teacher job Meanwhile the effects of passage of Proposition 13 continued to be far reach- ing in county school dis tricts. Huntington 6each Union High School Dis trict joined Newport· Mesa School District in canceling summer school. The Orange Coast Com· munity College District trustees voted 3·1 Friday to start s ummer classes Monday. And in Orange, Alice Terry, a teacher at Olive School who has received several awards from the Orange r- Unified School Di strict, was notified in a letter from the district she has los t her job. She had been named by the district as "outs tanding teacher " and nominated b y the trustees for National Education Association's teacher of the year. "It <Proposition 13 > was a very badly written piece of legislation," Mrs. Terry said as she recalled her disbelief at losing her trurd grade teaching job "The terminology was confusing and it will be in the courts ror some time. I thought i~ was too radical." The divorced mother of two t een-age daughters is concerned about how she will make it now that she has lost her $14,000-a-year job. JIM EHRLICH AND BILL KING HELP A FRIEND Saddleback Valley Fellow students aid rape victim Jim Ehrlich and Bill King, eighth-grade classmates of a 13-year-old El Toro girl raped and beaten May 18, set out to collect $100 to help her. But so successful was their drive they ended the three-week campaign with $1 ,053.98. The girl had been abducted on her way home from school and left for dead beside a deserted Irvine road. Doctors h·ave predicted extensive plastic surgery to correct damage she received from beatings on the head and face. Jim and Bill, friends of the girl, said they ktloeked on 140 doors after noons following school. The largest donation. they said, was $50, smallest 27 cents given them by a "little old Jady." The gjrl was able to join Serrano Intermediate School classmates at graduation. li§i.ij requffa goes wasted in road mishap . ~ In a way It was a s hame. There was 6,200 gallons or tequila on the northbound lanes of Santa Ana Freeway near Lake For est Boulevard in Irvine. And no one could do anytblng about it ex- cep t wath it off th·• roadw•y and Into a culvert. The cargo of Jose Cuervo-Ught tequila was spilled last week when lhe tanker Lnlck carrylna it overturned . Robert Arenas of Duarte. driver for Arizona Pacific 'Tank t.in~s • .v>s Angeles, said a car that swerved abruptly into his larfe caused him to lose control of the truck. The truck· partly crushed another automobile. but neither Arenaa;, nor the unidentified driver of the car was injured The tanker ruptured. leaking high-octane Mexican brew. Firemen vulued the bulk liquor at $17,500. Federal revenue on the shipment was US.000. a bill of lading noted. An area liquor merchant uld 6,200 gallons of Joite Cuervo would retail for about $167,400. That' a lot or tequila sunrilles . Saudis Nab Pilot For Still LONDON <AP> -A British pi lot has been put under house arrest in Saudi Arabia because a burglar wbo broke in· to his home apparently later told police the Englishman was making bootleg alcohol in viola· '"'lion of. Saudi religious law, the Britis h Foreign Office said Saturday The report came just two days after news that a pair of ( BRIEFS J Br1t1sh cons truction workers had been flogged in Saudi Arabia for a similar offense. A spokesman said the burglar who entered the home of Tony Hubbard, 23. a pilot for Saudi Ara6ian Airlines. at 4 a.m. one day last April found him with a British air hostess. Both Hub· bard and the stewardess. iden- tified as Lily Sad~ington-Poole, 24. were arrested, he said. She was released. No wordnn the fate of the burglar . M'oneen Targets SEATTLE <AP> -Shots were fired at a group of women attend· ing the Northwest Women's Ac· lion Conference at the University of Washington campus Saturday night. leaving one woman critically injured and sending police in search of a suspect. The urudentified victim was taken to Harborview Medical Center. where she was reported in c ritical condition. Initial indica· tions were that she was hit once by gunfire. said Lt. Roger Serra of thecampuspolice. S4Ja., .. et Trial On MOSCOW <API -The Soviet Union has begun criminal pro- ceedings against Francis Jay Crawford, an American busi· nessman arrested on a Moscow street last week and accused or currency law violations, the Soviet news agency Tass said Saturday. The violation carries a max· imum penalty of eight years in prison. "Criminal proceedings were also instituted against three Sovie t citize n s. Crawford's accomplices in the · criminal activity," the agency said in a 100-word report. PRIMARY • • • (From Page A3) Campaign Practices Com- mission and the Republican Party's elhlcs committee where to tell the public abot!t campaign foul deeds Orange County's cadre of paid political campaign managers walked away from the election with stronger reputations. Howard Adler and Jim Corey went eyeball-to-eyeball with Butcher-Forde Consulting and won the encounter when Har- riett Wieder outdistanced in· cumbent Supervisor Laurence Schmit at the polls. Robert Nelson won with Mrs. Allen. lost With Republican Rex Gaede in the 69th Assembly Dis· trict and gained standing with heavy wins in Anaheim and Huntington Beach city elections. ARNOLD FORDE ·and Bill Butcher stubbed their toes badly with a lackluster Schmit cam- paign. But they won with Schmitz and Republican Ross Johnson in 69th Assembly District as well as in Clark's supervisorial contest. More s ignificantly, Butcher and Forde gained national re· putations with the Jarvis landslide they helped manage and are now on call throughout the country. It won't be known until after 'the November 7 general election if the trends that were apparent June 6 will continue. How well will the conservative candidates do when they go at it with Democratic opponents? Conceding that Democratic voters didn't have a governor's race to draw them to the polls this month, will the Republican surge continue when Democrats are likely to tum oot in greater numbers? WILL VOTERS carry their June anti.incumbency mood with -' -tltem"'W.;. · 'My go to the polls in November? Can incumbents who spoke out against Jarvis in May, men like Assemblymen Dennis Mangers and Ron Cordova, live that down by November? ls Jarvls just a beginning or is it a one-shot phenomenon ? Those a.re some of the ques· lions and Issues that will be de· cided in the fall. l n the spring Orange County turned back to the political rl&ht. Republicanis°'. and the Schmlu philosophy made a com- eback and the Democratic Party seem~ to be reating on p~t gains. ~ ...._ ____________________________________________________ ,, But, after all, lt was ln the spr· Ing that e chewy and Charred roast could earn a candidate t.C ,901 votes. . • l \ I I COAST WAiCH I WORLD I NATIONAL NEWS I WEATHER Honie Off the Range Horsemen Save Overgrazed~ Ammals ' BUNA. Texas <AP) -Thlrty· nine horses milled around the cor· rats, scrawny and shaggy from years on the open range where they had never known a curry brush or a bucket of oats. sponsored by the Bureau of LWld Management. ridden by wranglers who work for him. To Bob Guiles, a rancher in the piney woods country of eastern Texas, however, "They are the best animals for the price you can get. They're tough. loyal and will stay with you all day no matter how bardtht!work .. lhS TANNED, wrinkle- creased race drenched with sweat and his clothes and boots caked with mud and manure, Buileswas takine a ciga11ette break as horses were loaded on trailers with license· plates from t.ouisiana, Arkansas and Texas. "Let me show you something." he said, pointing to two well· groomed horses with shiny coats, •'Three months ago they were wild." Guiles said. ·•we got them in March, fattened them. bmke them, trained ·them, and now they're worldng lhe same horses they ran with on the rangela,nds not long ago. That's what this pro. gram is all about." THE BLM conceived the Adopt- A-Horse project in 1971 after passage or the Wild Horse and Burro Protection Act. Seven years ago. only 7,000 wild borses roamed Western public lands. To- day, there are 10 times as many, more than the range will feed. Guiles Runs a center for the federal Adopt-A-Horse program John Gumert of the BLM said manyofthewildhorsestooktothe public ranges during the Depressfon when farmers and ranchers were forced off the land and "just turned-t heir stock loose." A~WI ....... The Adopt-A-Horse project, which was started in this state in Febr uary as an experiment at the Guiles ranch between Buna and Kirbyville in eastern Texas and at P.lanoinnorthe~Texas . The horses are free on a first· come basis. CORRAL HOLDS WILD HORSES TO BE GIVEN AWAY Hail Pounds Midwest Tornadoes Threaten Near .Great Lakes IJ.S. S11111•ar11 . ., ,.,.. .. .-...... ~ ..... H•ll the \IH OI ti.WCNll• l0<n.ocie1 •nO \f'Yt:r• t~"'°'m' PoUttOtd pul\ of no<thern I-•. so1.11i..rn WIKon\1n ano northweitern t1Uno1s S.turd•Y The h••• \true I\ 1U)tbetore \unrh• 1n S•ou• C•tv. •-•. c ... ••nQ tl>Ouwnos 01 0011•<1 1n~to c•rs. ~•"" trff\ A tO<naOO on YtllOWit-Per• 1n W1scons1n injured ••· te•'5t thr"" peri.oris -~tr~ W•er•I t•rm ,,.,., ..... HtQh w1nchlnWe\lern ~ylv.tn•• lotttG droe>PM 11 ""'o • road, thrOWIOQ a lwlby into • ~arby field. Poll<.e W•d lt>e Chi Id Sul lertd only minor 1n1urles. Three to s1• lnc~s of rain In Wisconsin ar>G Iowa uu"4td flash flOOcls. Munw1111e. • severe thun· d.,storm watch w .. poitt<I Saturday 10< ea&tern Iowa. northern"""°" and parts ot southern Wisconsin An<I a 10<.-wiJlthwas 1nt'lle<rm were reported over the cenlrel Gulf CoHI Mid from New York .t<ross ~nnntv.tnl.t -New Jerwv lntonorlhernVlrgonle. LIQfll r•ln Showefed eutem Dor· tlons of Mont.tna, Wvom•nv .tnd South Doot• 0...·hunclr~ t~r.ttur., wererecordedlnth!'South-stclH«I. while hOl -twr prevelled In 1Mr1sof IMHtl<lfflr.tlPl<tlM. For 100.v. wlOtly ~uertI """the Gull Co•" r"9•0ll S1m11ar condition• "'to opecteo ''""' Wasningtor> into Mon1ana Etwwl>ert, •unnv 0< fair \ktes will prevall I I will bf! cooler'" the central Pht1ns and Otuo Vallf'Y. and wt!lrm•r than Saturoay trom '"" nortr.ern "OOiH IOl,.,.,nonhern Pl.ton' fht Soul'-SI oewrts ••II continue IO\CO<Ch. C1"t1nnatl Cltvtl•nd OaiFI Wlh Oen•tr C>ttro1t t<elena Honolulu Houston lndl•n•l>Olos ICan'sC•IV Las Vega• LOSAl'lllfl"" Tenaperatures ::~:.·uk"' Att>Anv An<h0r- All.11<1t• All•nllc (tty 6.tttomore ~Ion Ctwrl\tnSC Ch1caqo IS 51 NtwOrl-'• 53 '8 NtwYorl< M 60 Oltla City .. 511 Ptl1l.O"ph•• 81 65 ~n1a o• 5" P1thbu•9ll II >0 P'tl....i.~ IS .a Alchmoncl .. .,.® "' 11 eJ n St LOU1t 'l'1 IS S..llL•ll• 19 .. S..nOl990 11 .. !.an Fr.tn n 52 Seettte .. St Sc>oi'..tne .. 52 W•st11ng1on IJ 10 Coastal Weather POINT CONCEPTl()H TD THE MEXt(.Jl.N BORDER AND OUT 60 MILES -~ oute< coast.ti ... ,.,.. from Potnl Collctt>l•on lo S..n Nlcota• lsl.tno ~ter1y wincb 12 to tit llnots woth 2 to• foot 'omblneo w.n through tonight. Els.where loghl v•rleblt winds n1QM •M mornlnq llOUrs becom+ng.,...t to -.1~11010 II knots willl I to 1 lool wind w•ws 1n .,.. •fle•nooo. I to, foot \OUll\-IHly •well. Palmy 1-cloudiness '"'' morning but mostly sunny by after ,_.., ln<r-ing 1-c10uc11ntu by tonlQflt. •5 H r '° 5" '" 65 ol 41 H 1' .. " .. 11 '17 rs .... llO •> "' 78 1'1 65 en n 75 " '° 1S ,. 60 1(1'1 7l '1 10 .. 4'I ... '3 Deity rMot o•._.,. hCh•-'"' Mi.;no.ly ~ r "2 dY 1 t you "° nof f'lavt? .,.,... """'" Dy ~ 30 D m C.10 Do!IO<e ' D m .nc:l yOu• CODY woll I)(! de'•-llO SiMutdlV Ind Su Illy ti you do not rftOtf~ vour coov by 8 .t m cat1 • -" 10 d m ar>d VOUt <XlP'f-De .,.,.._"" ~, ......... McXt Or-<> County...,_ ... Mnt NQnnwe1• HunhnQlon 8edCh end Wetrm.n.tttw' ..... ,ut S... ~men•I' Cio•<trano Be.en s..... ~"" C..0..1<.no o-Pooni Sou•" Uguno.. \... Uguna N.guet --~ HOW TO USE THE FOOD SECTION TO SAVE MONEY. . . Uelng the Deity Piiot food MCtk>n wteety, JOU c.n ••H S5 to $10 on your WMldy grocery bHI. Anet. thet'• • co....vettv• ..Um•••· STUDY THE ADS. The Deity "'°' Wedneedey food HCtlon la tun of eupermerbt end food ede wNch feeture, every Wffll, epedeta end other belgefna. 11•11• • predlce of acr•eNn9 theM ed• tor ttte beet de- •••· Keep In mind that atorea wNch are wifing to put thefr price9 In ~ Ing ere moat lkefy lo keep their pledge to hetp you NH money. CUP THE COUPONS. Cllp end uve "cent. off" coupona. They mey NH JOU only 8 dime Mite end 8 nlcilef ....,.., but IM NYlnge edd up qulclcly to doltara Hch dme JOU •hop. USE THE RECIPES. All kinda of H · citing rec:lpee .,. preeented tn the Dally Plot fOed MCtlon.Frotn cM•H eoutfle to atufted green peppera; from diet deaHt'ta to puff peatry. You'M find meny lntereallng end nowef "aya to hen up rour weeldy menu. BUY IN SEASON. In many 1M1wiH the recipe• are keyed to tlloM food• wNdl are In Meeoa. Thie 111eane they wttl be In plentltul aupp- ty end pftcecl low. PLAN AHEAD. Pten tor at IMat a •••k ~ed. and checlll the eup. pll•• you hew• on hand before ahopplng. Cody retum trtpe can be prevented by ftrat mekl"I out • •hopping .... KEEP UP-TO-OA~. WOf'ld, ndonel ~--~often CM l•pacl- food pitcn. It mey be ttte weather lnKwee,a ...... ngelrltl"ln .... York or polltlcel upheewef In • foreign I.net wNch I•• Irey aupphf of a ....,.. -al een toroe "'91* price• h•r• along th• Orange Coa ... fOf complete ,.... of toed trende, your COlftmunlty end the wortd, rely on ttte DAILY PILOT -.- ' \ SJATE NEWS Sunday. June 18. 1978 DAILY PILOT 1\.i Curious Fill Sheik's Home ,.,.,,..,,,.. .. SHORT CAREER FOR OAKLAND POLICE ACADEMY GRADS 16 Officers Received Sheepskins, Olsmlssal Notices New Police Grads Cet Badges, Fired .OAKLAND IAP> Decked &Ot in new blue uniforms and miny badges. the graduates of the Oakland Police Academy i>osed proudly for the class portrait. Half a·n hour later they were 'handed dis missal notices ~ victims of the California pro- perty tax revolt. After 21 weeks of \raining, the 1.6 rookies received diplomas Friday, just before being handed l ay-off notices by Capt. James McArthur who c·alled it "the l)\OSt inhuman assignment I've had in some time." ing n number of vacanc1c!> held open in unticipal1on or Prop<>SI· tion 13 I N ADDITION to the cuts. 51 sergeants will be demoted to the rank of police officer. 11 lieute- n ants will be demoted lo sergeant and three captains will stt>p down to lieutenant After the rookies r ccci vcd their diplom as Friday but before they were given their termination notices each n<'w officer was issued 18 rounds of ammunition The training ~ffic er , Sgt Leroy Sargent, said . "l suggest you go up to Sacramento and fire• all 18 rounds over the Capitol Building " BEVERLY llJLLS IAP> A Saudi Arabian Sheik. whose far· out palace• has horrified ~It wealthy neighbors, threw royul party Friday ... ~ight and much of Beverly Hills society turned out "Why are we a ll h e re'> Curiosity." said one of the lW)() guests who s warmed into the estate. which has been dubbed by tts cratJcs as "a dirty Das- nt:'yland " T HE\' FEASTED on cavier. lobster and Middle Eastern delicacies. danced in the sheik's elaborate disco. and gaped at explicitly nude statues and murals outside and inside the 58-room m11ns1on They roamed through rooms painted orange. red. green. chartreuse and pink. They ran their faogcrs over the cul velvet walls and marveled at the motorized revolving crystal chandeliers. And, for the fi rst tame. they met the new owner Dr. Sheik Shamsudwn Al Fassi. He is a m1lliona1rc importer who said he bought the $2.4 million house for his 22 year-old Son. IT WA S THE son, Sheik Mohammed Al-Fass i , whose wild decorating spr ee sent lkverly l lills into shock I le painted the exterior green, added <.1 sun-reflecting copper roof. pla nted b right plastic flowers and painted genitals and pubic hair on statues visi- ble to passers by. The elder :::.ht'ik said the house is now worth ~million. The !>On was conspicuously absent from the party. The elder Sheik explained he was in Saudi Arabia "on business." But the father conceded that the nude statues that have been tau!>in~ .traffic jams on heavily traveled Sunset Boulevard may havl' to go "If the statue:-. make one of my neighbors unhappy. I would Lake them down," he said. "I want cvl'rybody to be happy." II E TOLD JDS guests, "This 1" your house. too." He said he was not ups l'l by all the . > criticism. "be~ause an every country, they have their own habits." • • 1 During the evening, the sheik clad in a white s uit, black s hirt and wearing a jewel- encrusled wristwatch -held court in an upstairs bedroom near a revolving round pink" bed. He met such well-known nei~hbors as Red Buttons. Pat Boo.ne. banker-philanthropist Mark Tap er. and s everal Los Ange les coun· cilmen. The mayor of Beverly Hills, Joe Tilem. who earlier had de· nounced the sheik's palace as an eyesore. said he fe lt the par· ty would do much to ~·arneliorate the situation." THE PARTY caused the largest traffic Jam yet in the exclusive neighborhood about a block from the Beverly Hills llotel. At one point. tuxedoed waiters were dispatched into the street to ser ve hors d'oeuvres to guests waiting in the long line ol cars. Once in· stde the ~ates , they saw a scene whkh rmght have been from a movie -hundreds of tables and chairs spread out across the lawn near buffet tables laden with lobster. sh.rimp. cheeses and fruits. At one table, cooks barbequed individual srushkabobs for each guest. An aide to the sheik s aid in· • vitations to the gala were prizes sought by many. "PEOPLE WERE going through each other's m ailboxes to see if they could find invita- t 1 ons." sajd the aide. Arthur Kassell. "You wouldn't believe how many gat.e·crashers~ve had.'· Most of t he guests -in· eluding a woman who had lived an the house years ago -polite- ly labeled the interior decora- tion as "interesting." Among the ma1or attractions was a bright red pool room with the ceiling turned into a fabric canopy and a ladies' rest room I Party Crashes Socialites Jeered by Mob SAN FRANCISCO IAP) A fancy. open-air socialite party in Union Square was interrupted by Jess arnuent citizens who cursed. threw apple cores and yelled that "ric h pigs" were flaunting their wealth. • "Excuse me, excuse me," police officers said politely as they stepped nimbly among the luncheon guests to nab one of the men who had escaped from a van after being .ar- rested the first time. T he party was thrown by society matron Charlotte Maillaird in honor of John Brunelle, an L Magnin ex- ecutive. who has Joined Vogue Magazine in N~w York as un associate publisher. About 40 guests had been dining ror more than an hour with live music and mimes for entertainment late Friday when chanting onlookers began to jeer, "rich pigs go home." T he jeers drowned out the music. as the guests uneasi- ly swallowed their Jong-stemmed strawberries. while at· tempting to preserve the day. "They didn't want to lose face in front of the enemy," one guest said, remarking, "They just ate." .. decorated with pornogrdph1c • pictures. ··1 ttunk 1l 1s necessary," said the sheik, "if a man buys a • house in any city, he must in vite has neighbor'\ and :::.tcart • with them a good relationship " Ht; WAS nervous and pers par 1ng profusely at the slart of the • p~rty. But late in the evening. be appeared calm and at home "Now I'm feeling very happy · that l know my neighbors and : they accepted my inv1tat1on, · he said . "I am honored by that. .. The guests, who had been in-• vited to st ay until 9 p.m . began • leaving only when the food ran out 8il about l l. The weary • caterer looked at the empty buf ret tables scattered across the mass of lawn and sighed, "They told me only 300 people wert' • coming." oorurged ' To Grab 13 Bandwagon SACRAMENTO I API Former Gov. Ronald Reagan , Saturday urged businessmen and laodlo rds getting tax breaks from Proposition 13 to lower their rents for customers. Reagan told a gathering of 100 Republican candidates for Congress. tne Legislature and oth er offices to make'\ht· Proposition 13 tax revolt a part of their own Republican plat- forms. R EAGAN SAID Propos1t1on 13, the $7 billion property tax t:ut mcasurc adopted by a 2 1 • majority of Californians June ti. could start the cons ervat1vt' "prairi·e firt"' against big gov- ernment that he promised in h1~ first political campaign over a decade ago. But, he added. business. in- dus try and landlords have a responsibility to make Propos1 lion 13 work THE "ROOKIES. as well as some 80 veterans, are losing t-heir jobs because of the recent passage of thf.' Jarvis-Gann ballot initiative which cuts pro perty taxes .ind slashes govern- ment revenues S7 billion. "ll 's rotten, depressing," said graduate Kristinia Hudson. ''Ac· tually we haven't Jet it get to us t oo much. We keep hoping somethjng will come through." ·Ailing Medi-Cal J{evived 'Slwestring' Enough/or Child Facility "Let them show that they re- cognize the frustration and d1s-4 tress that made Proposition 13 poss ible," Reagan said. · "l earnestly urge leaders m the busines!> community and among landlords to announe~ now that they intend to shan• the tax reductions with their fellow citizens through lower prices and lower rents And that could be a·good Republican position for aJl of us io take." "H it doesn't, the city will be In a real mess. J'd hate. to be one or the offl'\.crs left out on the s treet." Juanita Howard, who gave up a m odeling career for a new s hield, said: "l have a feeling that when people get their heads and resour ces together. we 'II make it." ROOKIE JlUTll E RFORD Hart. holding his diploma and dismissal notice in the same hand. said he'd keep has spirits up. "You just keep on trucking . . l '11 just keep in touch with a lot of police departments across tbe nation." Police C hief George Ha rt called on the ~raduates to .. never lose your sense or humor. J would s uggest that if -there is ever a class that needed one, this is it " The Oakland Police Depart- ment has 684 sworn officers. Because of budget cuts, 124 posi tions will be ~liminated , includ SACRAMENTO rAP 1 The state nas diverted $.58 million lf> the temporarily bankrupt Med1- Cal account to prevent anterrup· tion of life-maintaining services to patients in hospitals or nurs- ing homes. State Health Director Edwin Beach said Saturday the money was derived from $40 million owned Medi-Cal in accounts re- ceivable and $18 million from payment§ deferred for state hospitals 'lnd the University of California. Officials said other Medi-Cal p roviders, s uch as doctors. pharmacists. podiatrists and op- tometrists. must wail for their money until the new s tale budget take~ effect July 1. •Wanted to Die' SUNNYVALE IAP > -A gun man who said he wanted to die fired about a dozen shots from a motel room before being talked into surrendering Saturday, police reported. Paul J . Lopez, 24, held police ( __ sr._'AT._'E ti_) at bay for about five hours at the Sun n yva le Motel whil e authorities talked to him by telephone "He walked into the room of a friend and has friend 's wire and told them to get out of thl're. that tw wanted to die," said Capt Je~s Barba 1lhse-11<•t> Lanaba11ted SACRAMENTO IAP > Democratic State Chairman Bert Coffoy demanded Saturday that Republican Attor ney General Evelle Younger return from a Hawaiian vacation to answer legal questions raised by Propos ition 13, Younger. GOP candidate for governor. could not be reached 1mmed1ately Staipt>r Hit.11 Wonaan SAN FRANCISCO IAPl A Utility Seeking Prop. 13 Rate Cuts SAN DIEGO <AP) -San Diego Gas & E lectric Co. announced plans Friday to seek a rate reduction to pass on an estimated $13.6 million In t ax savings from Proposataon 13 to customers. SDG & E Pres ident Robert Morris said the rate cuts would be Implemented "as quickly as we can get the Public Utilities Commission lo react -and we expect they'll re· act in a hurry. The utili ty will file its rate reduc- tion request som etime next week with the state commission. he said. IOW THE WORLD'S "BEST" DRAPERY CLEANING C<>tt, the world's largest, will restore the .. hiddeh beauty in your draperies. Coit removes and cleans draperies, rehangs them with ~ect pleats and even hems. A'nltT eoat deaning:-prolong! drjtper1" " ,,.. life. STUM u_1_pn CLEANING' W1JH 1'N1 AOOED NOncnoH tN ••• ~ .. otch anr ~ (Mfttg-~ young woman was wounded by a 1>nipcr's buJlet as she watched a fi reworks display at Candlestick Park after a San F r ancisco Giants baseball game. "l was looking up m the sky hearing 'boom, boom . boom.' ' said 19-year·old Ly nn Alkins from her hospital bed Satur· day. "All of a sudden I bent over. it felt like a rock hit me ... Miss Atkins was res tang Satur- day after surgery. Her condition was described as serious. l\Jf"W Spanon Woe? LOS ANGELES CAP> -Ar· rest warrants alleging "simple assault" have been issued in Washington. D.C .. for Charles Dederich . the founder and form er director of Synanon after an al l eged attack on a Washington Post photographer, it was reported Saturday. An arrest warrant also was is- sued for Howard Garfield, re- i:iortedly an officer of the or· ganizalion. according to a Los Angeles newspaper BEAUMONT IAP> The founders of a residential care facility for abused children talked or miracles and survivaJ on a shoestring budget Saturday at the facility dedication. The theme of "Getting By Without Government Help" was repealed by Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr .. who managed to weave in com'menL<i on Proposi- tion 13 during an appearance as guest s peaker at the ceremonies. attended by over 700 people. Brown told the gathering ~f more than 700 that Children's Vi llage USA received no govern· ment money and that feat to him was more remarkable than the challenge he races of dealing wit h the tax limitation initiative. "l personally consider it a small challenge compared to the work that is l:)eing unde rtaken by the people here," th~ gov- ernor said. Cl: yd. QUESTIONED about P resi- dent Carter's visit to Panama for ceremonies completing the .Panama Canal treaty. Reagal') 'iaid little about the treaty h\_ had so forcefully opposed "I think all of us h ave to hope in our h ca rts. really. honestly, that we'll never have to say 'I told you so· -that it will work out all right. .. Maybe if the people of Panama had a chance to elect a government of their own choice, it might. But at the same time • I think we have to be prepared. T he Panamanians have made 1t clear, even in this great signing ceremony, that they do not believe and a re nqt going to give in to amendments that were adopted by the Senate " Assorted Dress and Topweight Fabrics CHOOSE FROM PRINTS ANO SOLID COLORS Collon ,rnrt Cotton an11 Polvrsh·1 Bl!'nO:. .a~ W1d1·-Machin" Wd~hJb11! Assorted Sportswear $14 4 and Dress Fabrics SOLIDS. FANCtES. PRINTS -• __ .. A!l'<OrHt4 W1Cllll!'.-Macwou..Wc.1:.twt>l~ -.,,,,. yd. Double knit Flat Folds Fashion Knit Prints $166 yd .. s1~~ 100°·o Polyl:'~lt r l)O W1df'-MdChin1: WJshilbf., 100% POl\lf''i'<:r 60 W1Clc-MdchrnC' W 1sllabl,. Most Fabf/CS 81 Most Stores •.• PLUS MANY OTHER OUTSTANDING FABRIC VALUES In Cotti MtN: • South Co1tt Pfaza 540--2G33 ,. . . SINGER SEWING CENTERS 2i SNn11011 lu1, Orenge MHl$4 112 W.1tm1n11er lhll 191-10'41 .. . *"" • , or ng Coas1oa11vP1101 Editorial P~e ....................................................... _ Robert N . Weeo1Publlsher Sunct.y,June18, 1978 Early Spending Cutbacks Cited C ounty govcmme nl in Orange County has been so mire d in Political scandals in recent years thal its s lrcngths ht:tve frequently been overlooked. But those strengths are s howing through in county gQvernment's response to the Jarvis mandate. For one thing, the Board of Supervisors antlclpKted ~he Jarvis dollar and spending cut six months ago when it imposed an absolute hiring freeze. That move helped preserve dollars that otherwise would have been spent. Consequently, there is no immi· ne nt cmmty government dollar s hortage in Orange Coun· t y as there is in neighboring Los Angeles County. The hiring freeze also left roughly 1,100 county jobs vacant. That means a first-step 10 percent spending rollback was accomplished in part by eliminating vacat· cd jobs and without the hardship of laying off workers. County department heads continued to respond to the cle ar Jarvis mandate last week when they submitted r e· vamped 1978·79 budgets. Those budgets reflected 10 percent cutbacks in cur- rent s pending levels rathe r than reductions in projected higher 1978-79s pending Tho~e cuts weren't easy, espe cially for officials who t1re already operating the ir de partments at efficient ll'VCIS. There will be more to be done as the mystery of dollars available to local governments is unwound by ~l1tte legislator~ in Sac ramento. However, county government leaders so far have d e arly indicated they unders tand the Jarvis mandate to !'lpend less. And they have demonstrated the ir ability to m eet the challenge . • • * Bench Should Follow Suit One distressing note on the county scene is the failure of Orange Co unty's s uperio r and mumc1pal courts to s ub· mil r educed budgets called for by County Administrator Hobe rt Thomas. Apparently the courts feel no obligation to m eet the .Jarvi~ reduced spending mandate. That 's too bad . We didn 'l see a nything in the in- 1t 1ati ve that said judges and the cour ts s hould be excused from reducing the ir cost to the public they ser ve. .... s~orgashord Suspect The Univers ity of California regularly issues a Clip ShC'C'l containing articles ·of current inte rest on university lwpp c nings. The one issued on . of a ll dates. June 6, gives us the uncomfortable feeling the univers ity m ay be out of ... tep with the times. It ~innoun<:es ~1 "Ba nquet of Courses·· 1n sum mer ~essioru; on UC <:a mpuses throughout the state and lead s o l f with glowing d escr iptions of a pair of l.iCLA offer ings: .. Be liefs a nd Tales of the S upe rnatural" and "The Folklore of Women." which we are advised will explore :-.uch phenomena a s mountain spirits , ghos ts and the ~upernatur<.il and legends al the magical powers of wom e n through sorcery and wihthcr a ft. F or our neighbors to the north, Berkeley will off er ··Eating Your Way Through Hi5tory," a multi-cultura l. <·ros:-.-disc1plina ry s tudy of food p reparation and eating habits fro m antiquity to the present.' After aU this. p erhaps UC San Diego s hould conside r including in 1ts s umme r "Orie ntation to Health Car e" a -.,~·rt ion on the treatment of TAI <Tax payers ' Acute ln· cligl·S tion l. Not To Be Sneezed At • Doctors at Mt. Sinai Hospital in Miami Bea ch have l'Onfirme d the e xis te nce of an "effic a c ious upper respirato ry tral't infection therapy." The substa nce. we are advised. helps fight infectior. hy sp eeding the expulsion of germ-laden muc us from the nasal p assa ges. It was examined by the M t. Sinai doctors during a ~t ud y fina nced by a $2, 700 grant fro m the National Heart. Lung a nd Blood Ins titute. T h e s tudy confirmed what many m othe rs have learned over the years -chicke n soup helps cold suf- fer e r s feel better . Any hot liquid will help, s aid the doctors, but chicken ~oup works best. Why? Theydon 'tknow yet -itjus tdoes. • Opinions expres~ed in the space above are those of the Dally Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists Reader comment is invited. Address The Daily Pilot. P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642·4351 Boyd / Cough Drops Ky L.M. BOVO Nole it claimed 1n print t h<•t thrr.;c or1g1nal coughdrop purvcyors, th e S mith Brothers. Wilham and An· dn.•w . hold the world's record fci r lhl' number of limes their fo t•es h;lv(• been depicted tn print. Thst 1~ not right. Said d ist i n<'l 1on goc•s to Ktn~ C i llc•ttc. the :-u fC'l Y rator g1.•n 1us Sti ll , llH· Smi t h brothers merit much credit 1'h t'V sold their father 's "t·ough candy" In the streets of Pouflhkceps1e. N Y Peo· pie t<>Ok up the yt>ll. :·fley. thl' Sm H h brothers are lH'rE> !"' Thei r pe r so na l popularity grew so much that lm1iaton1 s prang up· Schmllt \ n rothcrs. Sm ythe Sisters, l"ven other Smith brothers. That's when they decided to use their own faces as a lnide mark. "Whe re d id sailors get th rir t ra ditio nal c all 'Ahov"'" /\ 0Thal was the hall Ir cry of 1111' Vi kings You can tell Y.hut's valu;1. ble al any gi\e time in his- tory by what's most stolen. Rtr<>ntly. rili zcn s 'ba nct radios havc ... "l!_rile d the mo$( valuable 1ll ~lln ctlon Out.uig. World WM ..... ~r r1Jtion stamps were top!!. In , the late 1930s, rur coati; were b•R And during Prohlbillo'tl. clt'u rly. liquor wa~ the prt · m1um 1ll'm Some thln1s en· clure from dt.•cade to decade on the I 1st~ of hot merchan ctise 1cwelry. antique clocks, 11 rt works. P 1 u no virtuoso Erwin N~ 1regyhazl claim:, he never practices. ln tact. ofter not v n touchin1 a piano ror moyb 30 yoara, he be11n playln1 u well as If he'd practiced dally, he M ys. "If I reel well while playing, It wlll come out woll. If not. It won't," he 111ys That's sim· pie . \ Jack Anderson Mon~ter's Only in Public Mind W ASHINCTON -Eminent iso4entlsts are distressed over the claim that a healthy human in· fant hu been produced by lbe laboratory technique of cloning. The only Frankenstein monster to come out of the cloning con- troversy, they assure us, is the image that has been created ln lhe public mJnd. The questionable claim was made In a book, which reputable bi o log is t s c hallenge . Th ey s a y human clon- ing lies far, Car in the future. But genetic d isco veries over the last f i v e years prom i s e enormous benefits in eradicat- 1 h g disease and producing bumper food crops to feed a starving world. Sc ientfsts first s\Jcceeded In doning frogs in the 1950s. Now Yale's Dr. Cl ement Markert is perfecting a new cloning techni· que that soon could be used in larger animals. He takes a new- ly fertilized mouse embryo and destroys either the father's sperm nucleus or the mother 's egg nucleus. THE R E MAINING nucleus. upon e xposure t<> c e rtain chemicals, wlll divide into an e xact copy or itself. Eac h nucleus now has the sall}t! genes from only one parent. The egg is th.en implanted in the womb of a m ouse and develops into a rem ale offspring . The offspring is not a clone. hut all her eg~s will exactly match her own genes. Thus, all of her babies will be clones that look just like her. "No adult now living can be cloned," Markert ext>lained to our associate Howie Kur tz. "Only their d aughters could Ile doncs" On e scientis t has already Bob Green e produced seven cloned female mice through this method. ~tales unnol be cloned this way, but Markert says lhe clon· in& or mammal~ ''3hould be possible very soon.•· T his raises the prospect of cloning prize dairy herds rapidly instead of breec:Un& thepi over generations. In acriculLure, meanwhile, scientists hope· t.o clone endless copies of the healthiest and fastest.growing crops. They would reproduce stralns of wheat, tobacco, soy· beans and com that are most re· sistant to both disease and pests. Expensive orchids, for exam· pie, are already belng cloned by lhe thousands for a fraction of the cost. "These techniques are revolutionizing horticulture," scientist Peter Day told us . AT THE SAME lime, scien- tists are. experimenting with another method. EKperts have spliced DNA, the building block o( life, from the genes of rats, mice, chickens, frogs, rabbits and insects; the separated DNA is inserted into ali~ bacteria cultures for duplication. Last year, the ftrst human protein was cre ated by this method by Herbert Boyer at the University or California, Sao Francisco. The protein, somatostatin, Is secreted by the brain, and peo· pie who lack it must be treated with hormones painstakingly ex- trac ted from the brains or sheep. The new discovery could lead to the synthes is of other DNA material to treat he mophilia, hepatitis and other diseases. BIOLOGIST William Rutter, for example, recently extracted a rat gene, injected it into bac- te ria and produced a small quantity of rat insulin. This is a dramatic step toward helping d iabetics who must rely on cows and pigs for their insulin "Our goal or making human ins ulin from a human gene is not that far away," Rutter told us . 'Enjoy life' After Pbmp, Circumstance It's June, the lime for com· mence ment addresses, and l huvc to give one. I'm supposed to go back to the high school where I was a student and hand out some advice. I wonder 1f you'r e' allowe d t o just s a y, "Have a good time." Because that's the ticket. I think. l remember the commen· cement ad · dress that my class heard, o n ' anoth e r June evening 1 in that s ame f oo tball s tadium. The s peaker was lh e co n · g re ss man from our dis- t rict, and he told us that if you want your father to take care of you that's paternalism. and 1( you want your comrades to ta.Ice care of you that's communism. but H you want to take care or yourself that's Americanism. The congres8m an's spee ·h was a traditional graduation talk. and that's fin e: he kept it short, and we were out of there by sundown and in our tuxedos on our way to the senior party by dark. lie was addressing himself lo that great concern that all adults have for peQple just coming out or high achool: the wish to start the students on the proper course toward good life fill ed with suc~ess EXCEPT I wonder Ir that's nrcessary. I've been thinking a bout it lately, and i\ seems to me that no one ever instilled ambition in anyone else by say. ang "Be ambitious." And when you're talking about success. you 're talking About ambition; you can couch it In .all the In· spirational terms )'QU want lo .• hut alf oC them, ''Americanism" ~ludodrrealJy tn"••n ambition. And whal all the commence, ment speakers a re saying thl11 June . lo all those mllllorus of f(raduat~. i~ be as ambitious as you can; set yourself as much :,uccess as you can as early as you can. and then parlay it into a rich life forevermore. That's been the commencement speech formula for years, and I gueAS no one Is really h1rmlng any gradualln1 cluses by talk1nc that way. But I wonder what my reac· lion would have been, and the reaction of my cla11mate1, bad the conareasman aaJd, "Look, you've aot Iona Uvts ahead or you. You've 1ot ~years of work looking you In the eye Some or you arr 1oing to make It bla . and some of you are going to dis· cover that the best days or your li ves were spent inside the walls of this high school. ••J COULD TELL you how im- portant it is to go out and make successes of yourselves, but I 'm not going to waste my breath. Those of you who are going to be successful will do so without any help from me. Instead, let me merely propose that you be hap· py. If the old ideas of success are a part of that, good, but if you don't need to be wealthy, iJ you don't need to have a promi· nenl position, thal 's good, too. "Especially now, when you're so young, forget about ma.king at ; instead, just go out there and have a good time. Have the best time you possibly can." I suppose we really wouldn't have understood those words, because no one ever talked to us lake that. So much or the advice dis hed out to the young is rooted m the Idea of accomplishments. accomplishments measured by money and rank, that someone speaking purely of the pleasures life can offer would ha ve been speaking in a context we weren't ready to deal with. "Have a good lime?" We were trained to understand paternalis m and communism and Americanism more readily. · FORGET THE fact that a young man or worf\an who ls 10· ing to push bis way lo the top will do so wtth or without the en· couragement' or older people, and for that matter wlll do tt despite any obstacles those older people may put ln the way. Forget the fact that telllng youn1 personli bent on 1ucceas to be s~ccessful is redundant; they knew it long before you knew t.o &lv~ernadvicc. ~ .- Rather. consider the Idea Uult u'ylnf ')tJ1kV'b a goq,~ time•• seems frivolous ; ll seems almost wrona lo 1lve those words lo a graduatln1 cla11. And yet what ls m<ft"e impor. tant in this ure? l know dozens of my claaamatee who have rollowtd t.be standard pai.ha to succea1, and have oehle.ved it, and yet they are miserable. The~ have round the dream and • teamed that tt la sour. They re· ceivet.l all the tralntni they needed to aet ahead. They r ot ahead. Only no one ever t.old them to have a food lime. aod they were too busy to think o( it themaclVtll. I 1lEMIMBBR ONE boy I went to h.101 school with: we au used to talk about leavln1 school DNA raearch ls now rlgtdJy s upervised by the National Institutes or Hultb under guidelines su11ested by the pioneer scientists themselves. They now believe thot they over· reacted lo the potential dangers. Nobel laureate James Watson, the dlacoverer of DNA, says the Idea that a scientist could create a new super·dlsease tor ndarlous use ts "a lunatic scenario." FOR ONE thing, nearly all DNA researchers are confined to using a weak strain of bac· teria known as E . Colt. The bac- teria have been treated so that even if they leaked out of lbe labs, they could not survive. Further, federal regulators have ordered that potentially dangerous experiments be con· ducted only in sealed-off labs identified as "P·4" facititles. The only P-4 lab now operating in this country is located at the forme r Ft. Detrick biological- warfare center at Frederick, Md. The security is intense. The entire structure Is kept under · negative air pressure, and the te mperature ins ide is main· tained at 300 degree Celsius. W815tes from inside are carefully screened. Scientists must don and doff immaculate surgical uniforms entering and leaving. THEY M UST also shower on e merging. lnside, they must manipulate their gear by levers from behind a set of sealed dou- ble doors. Two government s cientists, Malcolm Martin and Wallace Rowe, are experimenting on the disease risks of DNA research. They Intend to extract DNA from a virus which causes tumors in mice but not in men. The microsoopic product wtlf be Injected into bacteria to grow a new. unique type ot virus which then will be fed t.o the mice. Ir the mice ar.e infected by the · new virus. the experiments · would show there is real risk or the same dire thing happening to humans. "We want to see lf the new virus made from DNA can . ' be more dangerous than the original virus," MarUn ex- plained to Kurtz. DESPITE ALL the precau· tions. scientis ts are skeptical that government regulations can be enforced. "U someone wants to cheat, there's no way even the best biologist in the world can · detect it,·· an insider confided. .1'here have been two detected violations thus fa r . The reds halted a Harvard sc1ent1st 's gov- ernment-subs idized research for failing to file a memo of ex· planation with the agency. At San Francisco. biologist Rutle r 's team used an un. a uthorized type or bacteria in their rat insulin experiment. They were forced to destroy the results and start agam. "ll was just a bureaucratic misunderstanding," Rutter said. Yet under the existing rules, scientists could be forced t~: dest roy fulure breakthrough~ because of bureaucratic m isun-. ders tandings. ' Bill Mauldin ''No fAtAlit ies, but evet-y~ody's o\I Shook ur." in the spring and going to Florida; it was a constant topic of our conversation. And then one day he did it. Got lhe money, went to the airport. bought a toothbrush, and flew to Florida. He got in trouble for lt, as I recall, but the point Is that he wanted to have a good lime. and he had one. From what I hear. he's slill doing it. I wonder if the rest of us can u )' lhe same. l am no different Crom the others in my class who fol lowed the proper routes. I did what t was supposed to do finished my schoolm~ In the pro- per lime, and went to work lhe day after I graduated from col lege. And yet I c~m·t say that I'm happy J didn't t"8ke • few years off there; l can 't say thnt I'm glad r dldn 't reserve i;olhe time to Ju1t do nothing. Maybe l wasn't made for that; maybe a lot of us aren't ready to give ourselvel'i that kind or pleasure. But It would be nice lo know. when you 'r e 18 . l h3l there ls that option open; that having a good time, of and by itself. is acceptable Right now it·s not , the idea or having a good t i m e ic; co nc;td e r ed .somehow wasteful. something to be done in shame, al the expense or all the other things. Tlf E R E ARE NO ''other things" a s important as personal happiness and tran:·. qulllty. though. They don't teach · you in school lhat to be happy-· to have a good time -may be: the most important thing of aJ I. : Maybe that's because those of us · who are out in the real world: know that it's not such n simple: th mg at all. If being happy. hav-: • Ing a good Ume, were as easy a&· lt so~. we w~lldA't sea so;-_. mony do.wnbearted people an: around U$ e\>ery tlay I have a !eeLing thot when 1: -.taod up ln the football stadium,: 1 '11 probably hlar myself say.: "Have a good lime " · But how" Thal 'q the ltard: question. and maybe no one s: got lhc answer to that one. , Lawmakers' Addresses , , • STATE SENATOIUS FROM ORANGE COUNTY Oennb E. Cerpcaier (38th Dlstrtct -R >. 11880 Skype rlt Cir cle.Irvine,92714~ Jabft V. BrlHtt (3Sth Diatrlct -.R). 1441 N. Harbor Blvd , Fullerton. 92635. Paul 8. Ca~nter (31th District -D>. 1100 N. Broedway, • SuJte 550, Santa Ana, 92706 Dwin& 1e&lllaU ve 1esai011S: State CapltoJ, Sacramento ~14 , 7 Orangu Coaitl Oa11v P1101 -orl/D A...fnion To write the Danv Pilot/Bo)( 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 l F•1 ~ ~£ Sunday,June1a.1918 Tocart1heOallyPllot11i4642.432 1 ------------------~----~--~ Degree of Discipline Awarded ~1 CHRISTINE DO&SE\' Chnarme Oone]I u a re.ri(knf oJ Irvin~ As a greenhorn teacher, I stood In front of my hrst clll$11 or 39 pupils. Suddenly spilbialls <'ame whizzing past my head like angry hornets seeking to wreak their vengeance I was not quite 19, und at thut time two years of college were consi6ered adequattl to quality for a teaching,.c,ertlficate. I was well trained in~English and ade· quate in math, having struggled through fractions and on into the arcane mysteries or cube l'OOt and compound interest -BUT 1 1'NEW nothfftg abo_ut how to handle spltbalts.~t that moment lhat seemed to me to be a major deficiency in my e ducation. They dldn 't teach that in college, and during the next few months I found out there were a few other impor- tant things they also had left out. At that time. pupils were held back if they did not meet the educat1onal requirements for each grade level. As a resuJt. I h ad some large and ob· streperous boys in my class. One Sydney Harris an particular, Tony, was ob· v1ously t.M nnglcader He had been held back several times, and was almost 14 and still in the fourth grade. He was huge and very belligerent As I watched trim egg the class on, I tried des perately to think or some way out or the mess J wai; in, but no easy solution was ap- parent. BUT I REAUZ~D that r had better do something, or I wouJd lose control of the class forever. Fmally, grasping at straws, 1 marched up the aisle to Tony. and with all the courage I could muster, f said firmly, "OK Tony, you must remain after school." In those days, l!ven though we had some rowdy k\ds, the teacher had the a ority and the responsibility to ipline them. I figured that if J uldn 't control my class, I shoul 't be in teaching. MY MIND DWELLED on this during the day, and to me the burden was awesome I worried particularly abou,t what I would cto 1f Tony did not s tay alter school. I breathed a sigh of teller when the final bell rang, and he s tayed In his seat while the other children tiled out J waited until ~ony and I were alone, and then I told him to mak.e 100 spi.balls. Ile looked surprised, and the smirk he had had on his race all day got smirkier, f>\lt he didn't say anything and s tarted mak· ing spitballs. When he had com- pleted his task. he asked. "Can I go now'>" "NO, VOU CAN'T go yet." I re plied, "but you can start shooting those s pitballs around the room ·· He obviously thought this was very funny. and with considera· ble energy he began throwing them. When he had finished this, he a s ked again, "Can I go now ?'' ''No. not yet. I want you to find 99 of those spitballs, and put them in this box." TllE SMJ RK LEtT his face. and was replaced with a mixture or anger and amazement. He look e~d at me as though he Commemorations Cu01 Laude I hold in my hand, as Sen. McCarthy used to say. the cor· reeled edition of the Illinois State Board of Education, Docu· m enl No J. Section 2·6. Section 2 ·6 deal s with .. Commemorative Holidays Lo Be Observed by p u b I I (.' S c hools·· The ~e in · elude. Cor the fir s t fe<W. monlh~ of the )l'ar .Jan. l5. the birthday of Dr Martin Luther King .Ir . r·l·b 15, honoring Susan B. Anthony. and the first Monday IO March, the tirthduy or Cas1m1r Pulaski. THF. ISTH day of April in each ~car 1s designated as '"Illinois -Cood Roads Day" and is to be observed throughout the state as a day for holding appropriate exercises in the public schools <Section 401. ibid>. rr possible, and if 1t does not violate either the spirit or the letter of Document No. 1, I would like lo suggest one addi· lion lo thi s lis t of com · memorative days, designated by the governor as .. Learning Day." THIS DAY -would be set aside. hopefully once a month. for the observance or the learning proc· css. It would consist wholly of lessons in s uch obscure and peripheral sub~~ as reading. writing, countin~. studying the past. examining the present. and developing the skills or percep. lion. induction, creativity and comprehension. On Learning Day there would be a total cessation of all com· memorations. celebrations, and observances. Arbors would be closed, birds s toned. roads vacated, and laws left stnctly alone for this eight-hour period. NO BAND concerts. No dnv· ing instructions . No demonstra- tions of e thnic pride. No a~· semblies. anthems. pledges of allegiance or reh earsals for cheerleaders. • I am sure that this is what Dr. Kang would have wanted for his fellow black Americans; I am confident that this is what Susan B. Anthony would have ~esired for her fellow female Americans. The best way to "com· memorate" these great men and women 1s to try lo become as much like them as possible - which means trying to learn as much, as well, and as fast as one ~an, to make a contribution towa rd building the kind of world they envisioned. couldn't quJte comprehend, and asked. "You mean " "Yes," I interrupted ~harply "start collecting them." Tony started picking up the wads. and worked diligently for quite a while. scowling all the time. I can't recall the number he retrieved, but I thought finally he had done enough, and said. "You may go now, Tony." He left without a word. clump· ing out of the classroom, and slamming the door on the way out. IT WAS GE'ITING dark, an~ only then I realized how long Tony had worked. I waited near- ly an hour for my bus, ar1d l was tired and hungry when l got home. But mos t or all, l was worried. Tony, for all his size. wasn't the brightest kid in the world, and J wondered if he got home all right. My worries covered a broad spectrum: all the way from vis- ualizing Tony in some horrible accident, to my getting chewed out by the principal and possibly losing my job, to -most lerri· ble of all -having to deal with a revengeful Tony. llOWF.VER, MUCH to my <imuzement, a quiet and sub· dued Tony s howed up in the morning. I waited all day to hear from the principal. but no word came By afternoon I began to breathe easier. ll was then that I began to re· ahze that the entire class had been on its best behavior all day, and not one spitball had been thrown. The days that followed also were peaceful Tony and I became friends after a few weeks. and he turned out to be one of the best behaved boys in the class. llE WA NEVER much or a scholar , bul he did learn lo read and wrile reasonably well. Most important of all. neither he, nor any of the other :..tudenls, ever threw another s pitball in my classroom. Tony went into the fifth grade the next year. and on into the s ixth grade during which he turned 16 and legally did not have lo attend school any longer So he quit and started looking for a job in a delense industry which came easy because of the looming World War II. I DID NOT HEAR from Tony (or alm~t two years, when sud· denly one day he opened my classroom door. The students had just left and I was alone. I heard the door open, and looking up, I saw Tony with a big grin on his fac1· Ile told me about his job, and how well he was doing. I was re· ally glad to see him. and proud of his success, but there was one s light touch or irony. Just before he left, he showed me his last paycheck. I con· gratulated rum on this, and he beamed all over. After he left, I looked at my own paycheck which the principal had given me at noon . Mine was a lit· tie less than half of Tony's, -··--·-·-· \ LOUl:>IA:>;A Gulf of Mexicu Gambling Cajuns Roll With Punches By PHILIP ROSMAllJN o. -o.Mr rtMt ,...., The evocative J?hOtographer Turner Browne says fte was 10 or 1~ ~fore he reahzed, ~hale traveling out.side his native South ~ulSlana, that ~ot all children grow up, "swimming and fishing m bayous, hearmg or speaking other languages, hunting squir-~~~:~ .~k for lunch, or having gumbo and lrog legs as reguJar Seve~ty-seven pages of insightful, and often striking, black ~nd .w.h1te p~otograp_bs trace Browne 's Cajun roots in L?ulSl~na Ca,Juns: CaJuns de la Louisiane" <Louisiana State University Press. $14.95). ~ BRIE~ BILINGUAL INTRODUCTION (the captions also are 10 Enghsh and French) by William Mills provides a bis· lorical and ~terpretive _spriQgboard for Browne's pictures. The CaJU!IS ~re a tnwnPh of spirit and lasting strength over 200 years of fmding themselves strangers in strange lands. They ~ept ~o themselves. a_nd kept outsiders out, preserving an ethoiC' 1dent1ty ~d way. of hfe that Browne sadly reports may have its l<tsl true images m his photographs. "' Change is relentlessly intrudmg mt<> the bayous. Descendants of French settlers in Novaa Scotia who were ~epo.rted when l~e British ~ook over the colony Acadia <Ca· Jun as a co~uptJon or_ ~cadaan >. they migrated south to the Fren~h temtory of Lou1s1ana, only to see it change hands to the Spanish. It was enough to make any people close ranks. THEIR ETHNIC ISOLATION ASSURED the endurance of traditions unique within the cuJture. It was to these that Browne says he was drawn back to chronicle before the old ways dlsap. pear. '_l'he Cajuns h ave been. barely understood a nd poorly studied. the photographer chums, even the prestigious National Geographic. respected ror Its accuracy, confused the Cajuns with the Creoles, who are a mix of French and Spanish blood. Browne's camera roams from the (but only> appanntly ra~shackle Cajun houses, with their steep.pitched roofs. high ce1h!"gs, Cron~ porches and exterior stairways, to sleek and frag1le-balaneing pirogues used to navigate the bayous. .1~ THE FACES OF .BROWNE'S ~EOPLE is the cockeyed opt1m1sm that charactenzes a people m love with the games or chance, whose day-to-day livesareagamble. You'll meet Mr. Bernard. wbo at 89 still attends the Saturday night dance. the fais-do-do: 93·year-old Mrs. Gary. wbo grows and spins her own cotton; the young, jaunty jockey Mark Guidry, who races sturdy quarter horses Cajun style, one on one. Browne introduces the obscure occupations of the Cajuns: traitiers, who are healers; crawfisbermen; men who gather the Spanish moss which s hrouds the bayou trees. for the last moss gin existing in the United States. There's a shot of the man who ran the school boat, which for many bayou children was the only way to get to school before new roads put rum out of business in 197•. • EVEN THEN, TIME WAS CATCHING up with the Cajuns : The boatman laments that the government forced him to carry liability insUtance; he had to get it from Lloyds of London. Browne's photographs are shadowy, as though these already are mere shadows or people we're seeing. · The disappearing culture Browne sturdily preserves at leasl on paper is echoed by the remark or a man who breeds baby turtles for his bayou living: "Me. I don't understand dese kids today. Dey rat'er speak de Anglish den Franch." Mailbox/ Rape Film 'Creates False Security' To the Ed1tor Recently the Santa Ana Police Dept.. Explorer Scouts and San- ta Ana College spc>n<;o red a pro- gram by Frcderu· Sloraska at Santa An;,, Collet?(' The Comm1llcc on /\s"aults Against Women has a number of toncern.'> with Mr Sloraska and his progr<im . particularly his very cxpC'n!.1vc film , "llow to Say No to a Rapi s t and Survive," whith is used in s~vC'ra l IOl'til police depart· menh At our May meeting we showed this film to our members and were unanimous in our opin· ion that Mr. Storaska 's ideas are potentially danRerous to any woman who is a victim or this violent crime. hearing the v1cl1m state that she did so. will lhcn refuse her charAe as invalid. Mr Sloraska makes the slate· ment that "Women lease when they want lo and tease when they cton't want to." thus imply· ing that the 50 percent or rapes which occur in the woman's own home ore her fault -and also implying that rape is a sexual crime. whereas most experts now agree lhal the rapist's primary goal is to humiliate and dcArade the victim. not to effect Several times he urges young women <he appears not to rec- ognize that older women are com mon rape victims> to ap· pear to go along with the rapist's desires until they can rea· ~onably escape. We understand that most police ·departments, ----------To the Editor:---------- Sky Won't Fall After Jarvis Kudos to staff member Lois Joy <Sunday. June 11 ) for her ''No. the sky isn't falling" an 1cle suggesting that Proposition 13 pre- sents ehormous potential for strengthening lbe foundatien ,Q{ the family and opeaing broad avenues for the ch!ld's lntell•tual ap· petite to feed on, now that it is chiseled ln stone. These are essential thoughts and Ideas for those seeming!)' In 3 period or stress and :-elf.induced uncertainty. Sudden thought· Where, Mr. Editor, were you hiding Ms. Joy BEFORE the clec· lion? ED EGAN After reading Lois J oy1s column, I w3s again mad e aware ot a seemingly generalized public feolin1 that education could easily be reoduccd to "the basics" and that parents couJd step ln to supply what the schools are now forced to delete. I am dellehtcd to know that I am living in such a multitalentcd parental nciahborhOOd. I reel so silly wasuna almost eight year~ ot college lcarnin~ to be a public school - • ' educator and a speec h and language specialist, when. in fact, everyone already knew how to do my job. I can't wait until Monday morning .when i can-telt1h• concei~ oilf·who4'hougrrr h~ knew' how lo work with my son, that I don't need ntm anymore. Can you Imagine. this ma n has been working with my son tor two years in a special physical education pro· gram to correct a hip socket and leg musculature problem' Wail until I tell the neurologist and orthopedist lo take back their words or praise for this man I do want you to know that this family Is going to roUow through on your suggestloM, hut we are experiencing a fe w technical dlf· ficultles. We could use my daughter's violin for a planter. I gues11. Wr checked out several books on violins but we still can't play the nonbasic thlna. Finally, since m)' husband is now work· log seven days a week to ktcp our rPntt" MARY LARSSON his own sexual release. The film lulls women into a false sense of security by telling them they will know how to react, that their native wit will and can take care of them. Mr. Storaska also indicates that women who are attacked should never scream or fight back. The much more reasoned approuch of the Orange County Sheriff's Department is that women should know where they are -and'lt they are near help. should resist loudly, 'firmly and early. FREQUENTLY Mr. St oraska says that a negative reaction on the victim's part increases the violence of the attacker, and that this is the way to get killed. Statistically. very lew rapists are murderers; or the 540 rapes re· ported.in Orange County in 1976, less than 1 percent resulted in homicide. On the contrary. the ~t1.rt!it!$ wl-are awate of tn<licate. as in Oregon, that · 'in 80 percent of rape attempcs, stfbng resr...&iMfe was effective in repellin~ the rapist and thwarting his mten· lions." Two things <'an be satd In Mr Storaska 's favor he entcrt>d the field early, when few people were exprei1~ing concern over I his form or a~uult , ond ht' pr" sents his material wlth n great defil of warmth and humor Agnlnst these lwo polnt!I, however, we would Ukc to add that being first ln a nold l(Uaran tees neither accurticy nor ex pertlse; and that too much warmth and humor again leads womtn J nto u fulse belief that they have nothlnf( to ftur ''Artt'r all, being raped Isn't the wont th mg that can happen to you •" . EMMA WHARTON. M.D INA BLISS Committee on Assaults Against Women Orange County Community Development Council, Inc. 'Add IJp Cireadt•' To the Editor: I would like to challenge the professors and intellectuals, who think our energy needs can be supplied by windmills and solar cells. to get the custodian of a school or colJege or university to ~how them the main switchbox room where the power source enters the main building. In large facilities. there will probably be many such rooms Look at the size of the conduit entering the building. Count the circuits. , AFTF.R THEY have inspected such e lectric rooms. they should .ask themscJves=-50me sensible. questions. They s hould try lo 1m· a&jee how mai:tY. solar cells and windmills It would take to replace lhem They s hould RCt thrlr heads out of books and theories and take a look al re- ality We need otom1c power to keep all of this going. If we are going to compete in international tr:idt>, our factories must bt powered abundantly and a s <'heaply as possibll'. The people that are supposed to have the brains had better get their heads out of the books and out of the sand and take 3 good took at re allty They should talk to some electrical engineers and find out what it is l(Otng to take to keep the wheel!!. ol this country rolling JIM BOLDING 'ltcd~ A• B-a••' To the Editor: l wouJd hke to tell Mr. Thim. mesch <column M8y 29> that it 1s too bad Wl' have tQ have .. race categories" but ht? seems to overlook the reason we have them. If the American people would accept evrryone as :'human be· ings" and would have judged people. all these past years, on their capabilities and ·not kept them out of the mainstream because they were black, yellow, brown. green or blue, we would never have had to start ull this •·categorizing " HE ENDS his article with, .. Arn I old-fashioned. . . " I see the old-fashioned way as keeping (•veryone out regardless of thetr a bit it ies. and the new modern way as gwmg these people a chance. We have year5 In back of us to provt> ~!! pcOJSle w r~ni ~velf 1 chanct! The new way. though It m ay n<lf be ptrfect._ is ~t.least ~1ving a chuncc to minorities to prove themselves. and It chance 10 make a living ~nd go t o school ror higher education. The I r an" ii ion pnlod ls always hanJ Maybe some d8y when Aml·r1cans can see that somt> minorities do htave brains ;ind ure ropable. we will be able to do oWPY with this categoriz.· mg un(I nil the nice t'mployers will hire a man just on bls cont· petcncy. MERRY LENT I ' t • L } . ? ' \ ' .. .. .. . .. ' .... ., . l8 OAIL 'V f'll 0 Vi~it, But PleaSe Don't Stay Favorable Publicity Depresses Pacific Nortlurest Folks SEATTLE '<AP > The folks who hvc an the Pacific Northwest would rather you didn't. Visit, vt!s. SelUe down, no So t he k i nd or national publicity that would be welcomed m most states only depresses them. They've had much grounds for depression lately An article in ,, Atlan t ic magazine described the region as .. God's country" and proceeded to prove it. The shock hadn't worn orr in the couple of years si nce then when Washington's governor. Dixy Lee Ray. made the cover of Time magazine last December . And Town and Country wrote Five Week SUMMER SCHOOL Grade 1-8 June 26th -July 28th 8:30 to 12:15 Phone Registration Begins Monday, June 19th 631-1639 CHRIST LUTHERAN DAY SCHOOL 760 VICTORIA ST. COST A MESA, CALIF. glowingly about Seattle. the "all-American city everybody dreams about and a lmost n obody fi nds." If those glowing media references keep up. more and more peo pJe will be looking, and t hat 's what bothers the people who are already there. They especi ally fear what they ca ll · ·californication · · urban sprawl. ·'Oregonian s ar e paranoid about Califor- nians m oving 111 1:1nd Ca llf o rnicat1ng Orego n ... Oregon Secretaq. of Sta t e Norma Paulus quipped re-cently ... , thought abo ut gell in g un - employed people 1n Oregon together and w e'd go t o Southern Oregon and throw rocks at the Californians mov mg in But J found that most of the unemployed were ex -Californians and they might be afraid of hitting a relative." Oregon's Motor Vehi- c l e Di\:i sion co unted 31.991 black and gold California license plates exchanged last year for Oregon's yel low '3nd blue. IN IDAllO. where Sun Valley is developing into a second Palm Springs wi th a 38 per cenl population growth each y~a r. state studies show that one in 10 immi· g rants comes from Cahrorma I dah o. the m ost spar sely-populated of the three corner states. has yet to develop the :.trong anti -g r owt h philo~ophy r amP.ant in Oregon and Washington. Former Oregon Gov Tom M cCa ll was a pi o neer 1n an un · abasffed. visil·but-don't· st ay rnhospit<ility move ment. The three states are proposing tOA pend $463.000 1n r e-a e ral m oney during fis<ea l 1978-79 for a combined program lo lure tourists t o th e Pacific Northwest. On the other hand. Sea ttl e P os l - lntelligencer columnist Emm ett Watson urges readers to. "fight ·em off. ao your part" by ad- vertising the region 's pe rsistent "keep-em away rain " Th o ugh n ati o n al publ1 cat1ons began bal l y h oo i n g th e Northwest in 1975, 1977 . was the big publicity year. prompting Seal tie Mayor Charles Royer to fret publicly about a magazine·cover JtnX. New West magazine, for example, declared Seattle the best big cily in the West durine 1977 ' fOT Al 'COST FOR THE flVE WEEK PROGRAM $75.00 (PAYABLE AT $15.00 PER WEEKI For Trayel in England Hedgerow Roads Best Bet Your Dally Piiot can be Recycled. OrdnqP (O-'\I Colll'Q(' 1\ lhP 0!11(161 fl'( vc llnq CNHPr IOr Co\lcl Me'><I AT a: D. .. Perfect for Dad! BU\CJTIFUL 6 FT ROUND 15LANDlR 5PA :~~~?:~; }995 ~TEl.81(NE LAARS ' '' .~ I 714 751 ·SPAS KIRKLEES, England It has been a sunny June an merry Englund and we have been following narrow, hedgerow roads through the villages of the Robin flood country. As every schoolboy knows. Robin llood went to his cou!-.in, the Prioress of K1rklees Priory. to be drained of a httle blood This was a great cure 1n those merry davs IJ suppose YOU take Valium I · The Prioress did not open a smull vein This wicked woman stu(·k poor Robin an lhe mainline and he bled to deuth · Fnr the love of a kmgh1 . · Syr Hoger of Dankester" So says the bull ad "A Lytell Geste of Robyn llode " Anyway. Robin is buried at Kirklees down with spoilsport historians who argue that Itobin Hood 1s a Saxon solar myth ••• THE REMAINS OF KIRKLEES Priory stand next to a pub t't.1lled "The Three Nuns " "'ant in England and 50 to 75 miles a day would give you a rewarding picture or antique pubs and cottages with primrose and hollyhocks. And elderly ladies riding to the store on shiny hi cycles. You need an ordinar y automobile map -l bought mine for less than a dollar in a gas sta- tion. The roads marked "M" plus one digit are the freeways of England and are only good for J!Clt1ng from one place to the other in the fastest t 1me possible Personally l would rather take a plane or train Next com es the "A .. series. A plus one digit such as "A·l " is almost a freeway. Probably two lanes·with one passing lane in the center. A-2 digits and A-3 digits ar e still likely to he crowded. a means or getting from place to place *** WHAT YOU WANT ARE THE "B plus four dig1l" roads such as B-4301. These are the hedgerow roads which go from one village to another Some times so narrow that passing tllrs have lo maneuver into side farm entrance roads lo let the• other c:ar pass 541-5554 ltl 4 H~IOl ll.VD. COSTAMIESA THE CHALET COCKTAIL LOUNGE Open Daily 6 a .m. For your Drinking Pleasure DANCING Tue. thru Sat. To CHICO AND HIS BAND BRl "IJG TlllS \0 t'OR \ ('0 MPLD1f:NT.\R\. ORl :"K 2645 HARBOR BLVD. U1 ~. Matti The grounds <.1nd hous-.• are owned by Si r John Armytag<" Thi:-. 1s a vt.•ry old family and a previous Sir John mc.ick himsel f famous bv fall ing off a horse so often on his way home thal he d1cdofit ••• The trick 1s to chart vour co urse on the "M" and ··A·· roads and then ·keep sliding off into the B t, 2, 3, 4 roads that parallel them COSTA MESA 549-3996 • CJ.J>!UWROIJ.\f-- 4131 SO MAIN STREET TllE. 8.\CK ROADS ARE THE roads you ~ ... lllllliSmAmNmTAilliiiiANmA ... CmAm92m7m07ittm ...... ~ Select custom draperies at our regular unline~ prices and we'll include the lining at no extra charge! Now you ca11 have beau1tlu1 drc.pe~ that we II line with our satrn sheen lining al no extra charge Just call and make an appoint mcnt with one of our experts who will asc:;1st you 1n choos· ing the right fabric and color IOI yot11 home' Sale prices effective Sunday, June 18 through Sunday, June 25. Now save 253 on our fashionable 1-inch blinds! Give a contemporary look •o your home plus hghl. sun and view control by choosing a decorative blind from our large selec1ton 253 off all cloth and transparent shades! Choose white or decorator colors in classic cloth or innovative transparent s.hades that let natural light filter thro09h yet reflects solar heat and reduces-glare. _253 of.f carpetjng ! ~.~~n~J ~.:.~t 1s all nylon. autoclave heat set for superior texture and strength for longer wear! S I $1'.:D. ~ a e 10 sq~y~. Reg. $25. 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AllCAOIA (2131 445-145' CANOGA rAlli 11131 UHHO ~HSOll (t!J) Ul-ttoo CULYUI CITY ''01 HILLS' (lUI it0·19" OOW1UY (2131 Ml·4541 fULLUTOll (1U ) 171 434l Gl£NDAU 'Ull EltlA' f21J) Ut-1700 MAWTIIOllll{ rlAtA (113) 64H2a1 HUNTllUITOll IEACM l714t Ht·mt LAllUIM HILL• ~714) M1·,10I LAklWOOD (m AHIOO MOllTCLAlfl rm112M111 lllW'lllT I UCM (714) "4•2113 llOmtRIDll (213) .. ,.,.., MAU OP OllA#Ol 11141 ltl 1700 OllAlltl ''ff CITY' (7i4t IM·llOO PAUi 1"111181 (114) UMH1 l'llllfTE HILU (t1Jl MHm fllvtflllD! 11141 ll'f.JOIO SAM I P llA.01110 11141 llH1U mu11cf 1m1 11 ... &n wm ~ov1u 1t111 •-m 1 WMITTWOOD 1111) HMSU Timbuktu Trip Without Frills LONDON lAP > Thomson llolidays. a lt.>admg British travel 1 agency. 1s offering a seven-day charter trip lo Timbuktu, an the West African nation of Mali. for "those who do not "ant their ad\'enlure !-.polled by f1ve-st1tr service and full air conditioning." "The hotel 1s fairly basic. as is lhe whole )own." said a spokesman. "There is no bank, ( and only one shop. It doesn't sell souvenirs. and when we were lherc it had no postcards." f'~or 345 pounds ($638 I Thomson 's tourists will also visit Bamako, the capital of Mali. NOTICE TO HUNTINGTON BEACH RESIDENTS PUBLIC HEARING FY 1978-1979 MUNICIPAL BUDGET Noltce 1s hereby given that a P\Jbhc heenng will be held by lhe Crty Council t>f the City of Huntington Beach m the Council Chambers of the C1vrc Center. 2000 Mam Street. Hunlrnglon Beach at lhe hour of 7 30 P M or as soon thereafter as possible on Monday the 261h day of June, 1978. for the purpose of sohc11tng public input on lhe City Budget for Fiscal Year 1978·79 and on the use of General Revenue Sharing luriQs as part of that budget Copies of the prehm1nary budget are available at the City Clerks Office. Second floor. 2000 Main Street. and the Pubhc Library. 7111 Talbert Avenue. Huntlng'<>n. Beach The proposed General Fund Budgel is S27.2 10.827 Total General Revenue Sharing Funds available for FY 1978-79 are S2.170.823 The proposed General Re11en•1e Sharing Fund jiudgel appropriates s I 033 289 to City Oepa<1menrs as follows DEPARTMENT •• C1fy Admrnfstfation C~t>: V~asure~.,.., -:Jl . Finance Library Recreation & Parks Fire Police Harbor & Beaches Public Wort<.s --- . I AMOUNT i •3 ... •52 1.710 300 2,620 11 2.000 142.564 118.198 195.344 135.700 290.371 Sl .03~.289 S 1.137,534 1n General Revenue Sharing Is available for other capitol outlay Items and improvements or for transfer to the General Fund All interested persons are invited to attend H id hearing and express their opinions Further Information may be obtained from thfl office ol the C1tv Cleric Oated June 14 11H8 Ahcta M W90tworth City Clerk Now! everonlhis f ree-ana machine. Only SJ39!~ This Singer .s.Jylifil • machine converts for in-the-round sewing of cuffs. collars, sleeves and other hard·t<>-reach areas. Convenient front drop-in bobbin. Carrying case or cabinet extra. Model 522. TaadalSew'll dehue [ljpl Sew' machine. 570orr~~, Our exclusive E!1P~ pane1 converts machine from flat-bed to free-arm for easy in· the-round sewing Other features. 2-step built-i n buttonholer Exclusive Solt Touch fabric feed'. Straight stretch stitch. Carrying case or cabinet extra. Made 1n U.S.A. Model 7JI. .. 15 Interchangeable Fashion• stitches. 4·step built-In buttonholer. Carrying case or cabinet extra. Model 248. .. .,, - . - .. TRAVEL I COUNTY NEWS Sunday, June 18, 1978 DAILYP~ A9 .. " .Jackson ·Square: Hub of Exotic French Quarter Best Pl,ace To Stan Semimental Tour of New Orlegns By ALUSON DEERll NEW ORLEANS -Mardi Gras. J&zt. the Super Dome, Bourbon Street. creole cookina. fresh seafood, Pat O'Brien's Hurricanes The question ln New Orlean!> 1s, where to begin'! Jackson Square. 1s the hub of the French Quarter or Vieux Carre, and within a few blocks in any direction are tastes or ~hat the city of· fers WROUGHT-IRON fences enclose a flower· filled park, Cl11 rk Mills' s tatue of Gen. Andrew Jackson. De Gaulle Fountain and rlights of pigeons Artists work outside the Iron fences in oil, watercolor. pastels. caricatures. Street musicians sing, play, dance and pass the hat. Look in one direction and you find the levee. 1he embankment that keeps the citizens of New Orleans dry when the Mississippi River rises. The riverboat Natchez and seagoing ships are v1s1ble from the Moon Walk at the levee. A s hort walk away is the French Market, of· fering samplings of creole spices, Southern can- dies. local crafts and native cookery. Cafe du Mondc. formerly the Mormng Call. serves powdered sugared be1gnets. !doughnuts> and coffee with ch1ckory The wailers. of course. are CaJun JACKSON SQUARE itself is bordered by St. Louis Cathedral. dating back to the late 1700s ; the i.tately Pontabla buildings: the Presbytere. part of the Louisiana State Museum: and the 1850 House. recreating apartment living during the pre-Civil War era. Two blocks north of the square is fabled Bourbon Street. a neon hodgepodge of unusual n e ig hbors: fine French restaurants and sophisticated nightclubs. strip clubs and penny arcades that never seem to close. The people are as much an attraction as U\,e more perma· nent s1gpts. Patrons dance out of jazz clubs waving ruf· fled umbrellas followed by the Jazz combo onto the crowded sidewalks and into the even more Jammed streets ~. Street urc:h1~ ~awk s hoeshines and Sel.ection St)'11lied dance to the music pouring out of every other door. Music as Jazz. Jazz. jau. of course, but there 1s also a disco. country, soul and soft rock. You can go inside for a drink or simply stroll along and enjoy. Most perennials v1s1t Pat O'Brien's on St. Peter Street near Bourbon. for a Hurricane. a drank so large you take home the glass. The Quarter is famed ror ili resta11rants. as well. and no one can leave New Orleans without sampling its own special way with seafood. whether it be the humble oyster or shrimp po'boy or elegant dining at Antoine's, Amaud's, or Galatoire's AT NO TWO PLACES will the "same" dish be the same At every one it is interesting. Creole-that exotic blend of French. Spanish and African tastes utilizing the local seafood specialities-is an art or blending subtle sauces and seasonings Or you might try the local "hero"-the muf· feletta. a hearty meat and cheese.filled I . BRIOESITSFOR'GOODLUCK'PORTRAIT Newport Planners '1 Relllain Two Short The Newport Beach Planning Comm1ss1on is gcn ng to have to struggle along, short two of its S<'V('fl membl•rs. for at least another two weeks b<'C'ause city <·ouncilmen were unable lo appoint new commissioners this week . The comm1ss1on lost two of its members last April when Paul Hum · Irvine Grad Wins Award Karen Siqueland, a lin1\'ers1ty Hlgh School graduate. is the winner of a S500 Ebell Club of ln·me scholarship Mi ss S1queland . dau~hter of Mr. and Mr s Toq.(cr A Si· quC'land of 14141 Chagall A ,.c . p lans to study p sy t·hology nl UC Irvine Honored mel and Jackie Heather were elected to the city council. Commissioners h ave been forced to cancel two or their regular twice weekly meetings s ince then because they have been unabl e l o mus ter a four-member quorum. The newly elected "LANAGAN MAR G ARET VIRGINIA FLANAGAN, ,, Ruu,enl ol Hunt· onqtCHI Beach PuW!d ••o Jun• 16 '" Hunt1119ton 8Ych S..Vl...c! by • ion. W 1IU•m Fl•ni1;an of Hunt1nQton Buth, Oauvt>t~r P•trlel• lonswo. Fort Sf"ltl1, Arl<M>W•, I O<•n<kh•IOr~ •no 10 gr-Q<..-ckhtlOr~ Fu,,..r•I \ervtces and 1nt1'f'~nl will be' made tn W1th•t• Falh, Te•••· Pierce Brotheri Smith Mort.,.,, In c""rQ!t of IK•I err•19ment$. SJll-613'1. JACOBS council made selection of the replat'emt•nls a priority. but it hus been slowed up by the• city's mandated selection pro· cess and an unexpected turn or events at the coun· • cit meeting Monc1ay At that time. coun cilmen were scheduled to ratify the nomination of Allan Beek and David Shores The two men were recommended for appointment May 22 by the council's appoint· ment comm1ttct' which had conducted a lengthy selection process But those plans were scrapped when Coun cilman Don Mcinnis. who is not a member or the committee, placed two more names into nomination. sandwich on the local French round loaf topped with "olive salad" sauce. Walk an any d1reclJon from Bourbon s treet and there are enough nooks and crannies, shops and boutiques to fill any vacation. TllE POptT CITY, With its influences of FrenC'h and Spanish. orrers a treasure trove of s il ver and copper and brass. mahogany and teak. crystal and glass. There are shops filled only with bisqu·e dolls. others with antique 1ewt•lry The Curden District, offering the oldest homes in lht• city, is not too1'ar away. Another perfcct walking tour. 1t offers a look at some still beautiful residences, most remaining private homes The Command er's Palace restaurant 1s becoming a faYOrite of natives and visitors alike, Also being discovered is Magazine Street. <mother haven for the antique buff Shops and boutiques on ground and attic levels are a feast for the eyes and fingertips R EC R EATION LIVES up to the ··sportsman's paradise" Lou1s1ana has been called Lake Pontchartrain Beach offers white sand and a warm sally lake. There's a huge amusement park as well. Professional football c.1nd baseball. hunting. fishing. hiking. and myrrnd other sports are available. ,. Audubon Park houses the finest zoo in the South. dating back almost a hundred years. and a large aquarium History buffs. having visited the Quarte.r ;ind many of the city·~ older homes. migbt·tour the ccmeteriei. <Yes. I said cemeteries>. Lafayette, St . Louis Cemeteries. Cypress C rove Metairt' and Greenwood, in various parts of the city, are a part of the city's history. Because of the moist soil, burials were above ground Most are today, by custom. rather than 11cC'(•ss1ty Elaborate tombs reflect the architec· run· of the mansions of the same period. * * * Allison Deen-, Jormerly of the Daily Pilot staff, is a /ree-lance wnter based an Carden Grove. ........ ., Altl-Dftt• SURREYS STOP AT ST. LOUIS CATHEDRAL Dil'tl.yn E Symes of Fountain Valll'V has b('t:>n naml'rl td the dl'an·s hst for academic excellen('e at Illinois Wes leyan University in Bloomington. Ill. RUBY MAE JACOB!.. r.sloent ol Santa An•. Ca. P .. \ed ••o on Jun~ t•. 1'11 at tM 811" ol IS. SM luurvlv•O by "" son Rev. Marvin Hcob• 01 Altad1tna, Ca., JOM Ja<ob• of S."t" Ana, Ca. -deUQhte< Dorl\ Welner ot NewPOrt Beach, Ca. Fur.er•I "'rvlee. •Ill oe l'lelo on Mo<>o.-v Jurwe !9, 1978" J 00 p M al TM WaVC!rlY Churth In Senta Ana, Ce. with Rev. M l<l'IHI ~amsv•<" olflclatlnq ont~me"t will tie at Fatrh"""" Memorial Park, !.ant• Ana, Ca. Sm1tn Tuthlll L.amb Cost• Nitta Mortuary Olrl'<lor\ ~ GEOllGE 1'1c 1NN IS MOVED that in add1t1on lo con· s idering Beek for ap· pointmenl to Mrs. Heather's term whirh expires on .Junt' 30 . 1979. councilmen should also co n si der ll e l en McLaughlin. He further moved that Margot Skilling be con- s idered for appointment to the rC'maining two years or Hummel's term a long with Shores ONCE DOMINANT DIAMOND HEAD STRUGGLES FOR IDENTITY AMID HONOLULU HIGH RISES SHlffH MOaTUARY 976 So Coasl Hwy Laquna Beach 494-1535 l 533 N El Cammo Real San Clemenre 492 0100 SMITH·TUTHIU-UMI MOtlTUAU WHTCUff CHAl"fl 427 E 17th St Costa Mec,a 646-4888 l"IYClf lltOTHHS SMITHS' MOITUARY 627 Main SI Huntington BeJch 536-6539 l"lllCFAMILY COLONIAL FUHHAL HOMlf 7801 Bolsa Ave Westminster 893-3525 l"ACIFtC VtlfW MlfMORIAL l"AllC Ceme•ery Morludr)I Chaor1 '3SOO-Pac:if1c 't'IPW Onvw- Newporr <:alrforrna • 644·27,00 McCO•WICIC MOITUA•llS Laguna Beset} 494-9415 Laguna Hills 768·0933 ;>an Juan Cap1s1rano 495·1776 IALTl .. HGHOl'f AIMUAL HOMI Corona def Mar 673·9460 COst11 Mesa 64&-2424 uu. .. o•Dw • Y MORTUAIY 1 1 O Sroadwav Cotta Me~ e42·9150 • Mld~VIN J GEORGE re.oOl"nt of Co~•• M~Y. Ca Pct\W'd •••v on June U 10• He Is surv1""° l>y h" •II• Ooros Ge0<99, Miii Moch .. I George ol lrvlM, his -r M4ri4' Bank• of Los AnQ•I••. Ca ano 1 granochllo••" Muotuc ~mo<tal ~rvlcu will 114' P>eld on Mon<Uy June 19, 1911 at 1 oo P M •I B•llJ ller~ron Fu,,..ral Cos!• Mna Ch.tpel ••th ~alertng L°"9<' Of N•wport OlfiC••Un9 Prnt•1f" 1nt~r mtnt 1n heu Of flOWf'tr \ contrtbuUon~ m•y be m-to tM Amer•un C.ftur 'iooety Balli 8"<99ron Fu,,..ral Home Cost• Mew oorectors Rather than take a vote on those choices. councilmen decided to refer the C'nt1re matter batk to th(' appoint· ments comm1ttl·e which consists or llummel . councilwoman Evelyn Hart and Mayor Paul Ryckoff. Trouble in Paradise THE IDEA of return· ing the appointments to ~ the commitlt·c came · from Council man Don llONOLCLU IA P l -"Aloha ka kou Komo mai .. "Welcome and coml' in .. The words on the stalely koa wood doors to the office of Hawaiian Gov George Ariyos hi reflect the tradition of friendliness and hospitality of the 50th state. But then' is serious talk of extend· in g that "aloha" only to frt·e· ~pending tourists. not lo new res1· dents. w .. 1ek1~ wt111~s1ea..-Strauss who P<'rsuaded i\RIYOSHJ'S PROPOSAL to limit the council lo agree to the population is reminiscent or the ._.,.._1c--s11.....u-change its appointments much-publicized stance taken In the ltA trodltke policy so that at lcasl early 1970s by former Oregon Gov two people will be Tom McCall . who welcomed v1s1tors nominated for each solongasthey didn'tstay """""""'e.,. ... .,,o c·--S.-IHI°'•-°' .... -""_..,,..., .. 848-'888 -'THE - EP'IUNE SOCIETY CREMATION Burial at Sea (714) 646-7 431 D•y or Nlahl ... ·~..,._... -~ , ... 2400 w. CoHt Hwy. Suite 9 Newp0rt Buch, C•llf. t2H3 commission vacancy Talk of keeping out thost! seek mg Mcinnis' nominations the sweeter life of the islands 1s apparently caught some ironic because Hawaii's economy de· council members by sur· pends on tourists. some 3 million an· prise Ryckoff noted nually who pump l'nor~ than Sl 5 that s uch a procedure billion into the state. and because had nol been previously many island residents trace their estabhsht'<I by the coun· roots t~ immigrants only one or two cil. -iJeneratJ~4'em9-ved.T But Mcinnis pointed But as more and more groves of -~ ~ aat-tbat the last two-s~ts 'Cfi<:onut trees and fietds ot sugar of appointments to Che t'~ne: give -wtf 'to housing. as the planning commission h11ls1des are flattened and paved, as were made when there good jobs become scarce, the qucs· were two nominees for lion for Hawaii is "What price each vacancy aloha?" Mrs. McLaughlin and Ariyoshi says to insure that Hawaii Mrs Skilling were seen will have enough Jobs. enough hous· by some council ob· Ing. enough beaches lQ keep resi· 11ervers as favorites for dents happy, the almbst absolute the nominations prior to freedom of Americans to travel Uie May meeting in between states will have to be wblch Beek and Shores lessened and the flow or immigrants were recommended in· dammed. flte•M Hnd FrH ~rttoMo 1tead. AMONG THOSE wtro side with him 10: M c In n t s said he Is Dr. Garrett Hardin, a professor of ~ ... .. . . . ......... nominated them In an human ecology at the University or attempt to keep some Callfomia. Santa Barbara ADCHtHS .... · · .. · · .... · feminine membership In his population treatlse ''The at, ......... Zip ...... on the commission Peopling of Hawaii." HardJn writes cEM 111 o which Is currently ull "The residents or o land of beauty ....._ ________ _, male. h nve a reaponalbtllty to be Its tru:-.tt•t•.., If you broadly share your wt'alth. \OU will probably lose 1t . and If ~OU ar<• fair to everyone. YOU are fair to no one · But for every Hardin, there is a LawrC'nce Fuchs. a noted Hawaiiana scholar and historian. who says: "Restraining migration 1s damaging to the society as a whole. and Hawaii would give up a lot by taking a restri ctive attitude.· There is a spinlu»I valul' to ~cnuine hospitality that should not be assaulted " /\nvosh1. 52. ii; the nation's first J apa nose American governor. His father. a former sumo wrestler from Fukunk;.1, Japan, came to Hawaii during a period when immigrants were a welcomed labor force. NOW HE SAYS immigrants are the core of Hawaii's problems - primarily young marriageable Americans straining the education system and poor Asians burdening the welfare program. These are the costliest items m the state's budget. -ArtYosh.i's ... solutk>nr l&->t~ball the influx or new residents through laws requ1 ring bona" rtde restdency ·ror- state and county Jobs and stale un· employ ment programs. tightening liberal welfare programs. planning the orderly development of tourism and agriculture. and discouraging urban encroachment of agricultural lands. He has aroused protests of un· constitutionality. even racism. by s ugges ting s pecial taxation of newcomers. But Ariyoshi also has started de· bate on plannlne for Hawaii's ruture and has manaaed to get some of his proposals through the legislature. Whether Arlyoahl 's proposals are successful remains to be seen. But Hawaii's attempt.I to tome to 1r1ps with lts problems could prove a valuable guJde to othen ln state plan· nmg. CONSTRUCTION COVERS Nl!IOHBORHOOD Th•t W•• Slngl• F1"'llY HomH D•c•d• Ago 1 '7 UP " . • · The tfnCola 1JRINK PAK OF s 119 12 oz. 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Su.n.da .. y,.Ju.ne .. 1·8·.1·9·78 ................ 0.A.IL·Y·~·L·O•Tllllllll ................ ...:. 11~ -Bl 45-foot-Pressure Putt Gives North Lead Player ~ Back; Nicklaus · Fades With 74 DENVER (AP> -Andy North, needing a 45-foot pull on the final hole to retain the lead in the third round of the U.S. Open, golf championship. calmly rolled it in the cup Saturday. ·'I thought I handled myself in the press ure pretty well." said North who had watched in serenity while sorh e or the game's great players collapsed in bewildered disarray around him. 1 "I WISH ANDY had missed t»at putt," said Gary P layer. the Surf Dealt 2-1 Setback By Aztecs By HOWARD L. llANDY Of UW Dally PllOI St.fl PASADENA The California Surf plans on a~ing a new man on the frontline Monday and it can't · t·ome too soon. The Surf, enjoying another gift goal at the expense of Los Angeles Aztec forward Garry Jones. went 1n front of the host Aztecs. 1-0. in the second half and appeared to have things going its way before a Rose Bowl crowd of 15,231 in North American Soccer LeC:Jgue action SC:Jturday night. But the wrong-way goal by .lonl'!> apparently inspired him to greater th.mg!> A questionable penalty kick wa~ awarded ,the i\ztel'S and J ones put the ball m the goal for the tying marker with l4 52togo Just 1:13 later, he look a sidt•llne pass from teammate Austin l liJyc·s 1n front of the Surf goal and put the ball in the corner g1\'10g the /\zrecs a 2 l victory TllREE (;OALS for the twp It-am., uncl all by the s ame playt·r Tht• g ift was thl' second in recent wt•t•h for tht: Surf, but this time they couldn't takt• advantage of the situation "We blew 1t, .. Surf Coach John Sewell said "'We• were the only team on the field after we got the ~oal unt1lthalpenulty k1ck. "It was a very professional penalty but 1f they hadn't made 1hat score, they wouldn't have -.cored at all I don't believe " As ked 1f the player to be an- nounced Monday would help the orfense. Sewell was hesitant but he has expressed a des ire to im- prove the front hnc after carlJer games ··WE SHOULD have had two or three go:.ils 1n thl• first hair tonight.·· ht• said. Scwl·ll fC'll the ~urf defense playccl well and said he felt Bob O 'Leary did t1 good JOb on Wolfgang Sunholz The r.rs t hair was a defensive IJattle and until Jones scored for thl' Surf. 1t appeared the game would go into overtime STATISTICIANS gave the Surf only st'vcn !>hots on goal to 18 for the Azt<.'C'-but credited Dave Jokl•rst wnh f1vt' sa".:s to one for Bob R1ghyofthc•AltN'S * SVllJ;.tfOTES A l>'t\\ (.0'1ttr@N:P II•• - <•llft"d tor Mond4't to •nnoun<t t~ tt<au1,1tKM'I ot • M W ol•y~r All"°"°" "° n"mp\ •htVe bffin ""'""°' 11on.-a by Surf offt< ••''°-11 t\ wf'll -.no*'" tf'\411 lhf' ,,.am ""' ~n Y't"•1no • OfCWT'ltn-nt \"''--'' Htr .. ·-01 Ed•'°" Hoql'I xhOol \CO<f'd • 004!1 1u\I b('IOrt Mtltlmf' IO Q•W lt'oo' Cl F All •ldr\ a 7 1 v•< tory ov,., t~ Lo" Al"WJllf'\ C1tv All·\lars ln a Pf~ lim1n.trv Oamt' 8et9'n't '#ft onfl ot """Edison 1>lav•" on llM' Ct F "1ulld OtM•• "'''' s1e ... Holmlth and lrad WotMlor Offr90 -1. I~ t onttovtt\1al AJIM: fo,wdtd. played his t1tit O~mt \tnc• Mav ~ H,.,..\ml\~twoout1nostwc.aus-ot • A rt!d Cllfd •n(•d<oftl41ndurly ~•W>nlH'MllY point\ Rudy uRvu•, u ... f0tmt! L•~er •lor. "°" <t \1Qnt'd "' thr A1hM$0 04.•n.Hal man•oer b~ mvtudl •Qretmenl Joe Cl•r'll• maclr an oul•l<tndlll9 ...ive In 1no '"'' hAlf wtwn DoYO Johrtt wasAI llM' ~~~~~~;d.~ .. ;., ~~.~:!~"i:c~C::: .~~~re~':~~~~ l'lt '""' otrs•<M'• Th<> Suri will rtturn llo-WC<I· nt\dn little South African who won the Masters and who desperately wants to win this one. The putt deprived Player of a share of the Ott T\" Today Oaan11el 7 at N oon lead and left him in second, one s troke back. 'Td rather go into it (today's final round> even than one behind. but you must accept what comes, .. Player said . ··There are a great many APWl .... le BIRDIE PUTT G~ry Player Is Elated Parlov Posts Split Decision, Retains Title BELGRADE. Yugoslavia <A P \ Mate Parlov o r \'uJ!oslavia scored a 15-round ~plil decision over John Conteh of Britain and retained his World Boxing Council light hea v ywe1ght boxing ch am pionship Saturday night. The JO.year-old Parlov. fight ing an exhausting bout, s uffered a cut above his right eyebrow early in the match. The 27-year- old Conteh, a former world t hampion, proved to be a tough and skilled opponent The open -air match w~s fought in the Red Star soccer s tadium before a crowd of more than 40,000 fans, who wildly t heered Parlov. Conteh forced the fighting in dose to prevent Parlov from landing his powerful punches. Rut Conteh several t imes was warned by tht' referee for hang- ing onto Parlov. Parlov did not show his best. Known as a good tactician. Parlov apparently was bothered by his cul eyebrow. Jn addition. three times during the bout his glQves got loose. and that also seemed to diminish his toncen- tration fellows with a chance to win. U I am able to do it. if I am able to win, 1 can assure you it will be the happiest day of my life," Player added "FIVE SHOTS isn "t impossi- ble." said J ack Nicklaus, who found himself that many back after a trip to an on-course com · fort station sent him reeling back in the pack, ''This is the U.S. Open. Funny things happen," Nicklaus said. One of them happened lo him. After h1tting his drive into the NY Wins, 4-0 fairway on the 13th, perhaps the easiest hole on the course. Nicklaus ducked into a portable toilet. "WHEN I CAME back out. I guess I jilst didn't have my mind on what I was doing,·· be said. He promptly hit his next shot into a water hazard and even- tually look a triple bogey seven on the hole. Thal knocked him out or it. The high drama came on the CSee NORTH, Page 82 > Yanks' Guidry Fans 18 Angels NEW YORK IAP>-RapidRon Guidr y says he treats all games alike. but he'll probably re- member his latest .record· breaking gem rorqulte a while. The smoke-throwing 27-year- old Louisiana Cajun, who weighs a m ere 160 pounds, whistled his 90-mph-plus fast-ball and sharp· On T\I Today Cha1111el 5 at l J breaking s l ider •past the California Angels for 18 strikeouts S<Jturday night. most ever by a left-hander in American League history, a New York Yankees club record and one shy of the major league mark for a nine-inning game. ALMOST OVERLOOKED in th e flood of strikeouts was the fact that Guidry also hurled a four-. hitter for his second consecutive shutout in boosting his record to 11·0 and pitching the Yankees to a 4-0 victory over the Angels. The Yankees clocked Guidry's pitches at an average of 93.S mph, with one 96 mph inning and a coupleof94s. ··r treat all games as they co m e." said Guidry. 'Tm pitching well, and the main thing 1s to try and keep in that groove.·· G UIDRY'SGROOVE consisted or about 60·6.5 percent fastballs and the rest sliders. He fanned every California batter and notched at least one strikeout in every inning while erasing the club record or 15 strikeouts shared by Bob Shawkey 1919 and Whitel Ford c 1959 > and the AL mark for a left hander set by California's Frank Tanana. "'When I got to the sixth inning and truck out the s ide I knew everything was working right." Guidry said. "Sometimes dunng a game like that you know you can get away Wlth some bad pitches I got away with some tonight. but I made sure I had something on them. "I DIDN'T KNOW how many strikeouts I had until they flas hed on the scoreboard that I had tied the club record. And once I saw how many l had I didn't strike a lot or guys out. You see what you have a chance for and you might press and forget how easy it was in the third, fourth, fifth innings.·· Tanana was in the Angels" dugout. along with Nolan Ryan. who shares the maJOr league mark of 19 s trikeouts 1n a nme inning game ··u ·s just a m atter of time before my record gets broken."· Ryan said. "'Why not get t he op· portunity to see 1t done. Our ent.Jre bench was laughing because we fell we were over-matched " TUE VICTORY made Guidry the first JI-game winner in the I See ANGELS. Page 84) AP Wl .......... ANDY NORTH REACTS TO CRUCIAL PUTT. Before 51,247 Streaking Dodgers Halted by Expos LOS ANGELES I AP> -Tony Perez hit two doubles and a single to lead the Montreal Ex· pos to a 6-3 victory over Los Angeles Saturday night as the Dodgers saw their seven-game winning streak snapped before a helmet night crowd oJ 51.247 The Expos, who had lost seven of their previous eight games. chased Los Angeles starter Burt Hooton. 5-6. in the third inning. jumping out to a 4-2 lead . .. Perez s ingled ho m e Mon- treal's first run in the first in- Dodgers Slat f- Toddy Monday Tu~!oddY All c;.a.,..."" l(AIC (1tOI Montredt &I LO' Anotl~~ 11 S~ p m H>lt Hou~lof\ dt LO ... A"9\'IP\ 1 1~ 0 m ning. Dave Cash singled home a run in the second. and Perez and Andre Dawson drove in runs in the third. DAWSON AND GARY Carter drove in runs in the fifth inning off reliever Bobby Castillo as MontreaJ increased its lead to 6-2 Expos pitchers walked eight batters: including Dave Lopes with the bases loaded in the second inning. Ron Cey. who collected three of the Dodgers' hits. drove in a first-inning run with a sacnfice fl y. and Lee Lacy hit an RBI s ingle in the eighth. DAN SCHATZEDER. 2·0, who relieved s tarter Rudy May. earned the victory ano Hal Dues pitched the final four innings to earn his first save of the season. Los Angeles stranded two run- ners an each of the first three in· nings After Ccy's sacrifice fly to s core Lopes m the first, Dusty flaker s ingled. but Lacy grounded out, leaving runners at first and third. /\n inning laLer. after May walked Lopes wi th the bases loaded. Bill Russell poppl..'d out and Steve Garvey ~rounded into u double play. IN TllF. THI RD inning against Schatzecler. Ccy opened with a . double and Baker walked . The runners advanced on a balk. but SC'hC:Jlzeder escaped when Lacy flied to s hort right field and Rick Monday and Stt·ve Y c<Jger -.truc-k out MONTREAL •bf" bt C a\n 11> ~ • l • fnn 11> O 0 O O P"p1 '' I 0 t 0 tr om.tr l•f" It ) I 1 n P•t•1 11> • 1 I 1 Un\~f II> I ll 0 I) E Vdl~ntu•.rt t 0 I 0 Oawwn. ct J 0 • 1 c.,,,., c. .. 0 • ' Pt1trt1\h Jb A 1 1 o May D U 0 0 •I S<n,Utdrr p 7 0 0 U OU~\ p I ll 0 0 IOldl\ JI\• 11& LO~ ANGELES LOP"' 11> RV\'-ell ... -. Gd'"ev lb CeY )I> 0 8ttk .. r H l<et<Y tt M onday rf y,_,.q,., l MOt>ton p c • .,,.110. o R•ullh(tn p Oav•llllO, pn Fon.IM 0 fOfdt' ..... r" ... 7 I 0 I • 0 0 0 \ ' 1 0 • 0 ) I t 0 I 0 • 0 ' ' • ' 1 0 , 0 I) u 1 0 'u '0 0 u 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0000 33 J. l M l)fl!rP<tl 111 020 000-• LO\ AnQrleS I 10 000 001 -l OP Monlrt•I 1 Lo• Angelo 2 LOB Molll•"•I ~. LO\ AnQ•lrS IJ 78 -Perez , Crom••llt. Cev. G<lrvey SF-<A!Y. D•wwn. Mo Scn~11eor fW.101 Our\ IP H R Ell aa SO MONTREAL 1 I 7 2 J 0 • J 0 0 s 7 • • I I 0 I l0$ANGELES Hoolon 11.,s &I 2 8 • • 1 o Caslollo 1• , o 1 1 J 1 R•utlndn J<-> 1 o o O J For\IPr 1 1 o O O 1 SAvf' Oiw\ flt l~BP·Mon<IAy Cl>y Mayl WP-Stl'l<llteder Balk knatHdtr T -J 01 A~t.141 * DODGER NOTES ~P<I• •1>end•ll9 tJ dAYS • J .· i ") l It was the first world pro· -· r~ssi~inaJ .. troxtng line defense YA1.ica:s;"'fioN au10RY FIRES STR1.teour·PITCH~ • After Perez s ingled home Cash with the Expos' firs t-inning run. Ellis Valentine flied out and then Dawson got an infield s ingle to load the bases. Hooton got Gary Carter to fly to left for the tlrtrd otlt, te11vtng llHf t)ase~ loaded. on In• .. ~11nes"•l•H<ly, ~r st<o!td W......... D•.,., 1.-. \II~ IW •sol• 10 "" l>l'\1 •l•rt ever L°'"'' •nterf'd' ~lur&ly n1Q!ln o•mt' n11tl119 .314, ,,.,,, ~SI tn ""' Nato"'Wll Lu9~ He ""' °"°'" (OM• • PUlll'<I t~I mU'ICle •n<I pleurisy . StorltnQ tn lodily • I pm Q6fl'l4' "'" 0... ~ U •• •no Monlrt•I' WoyM Twlt<.,.11 C~I. In oirec 1 < ontr~t to lOPP•. Sutlon •• ott to -OI 111s PoOf'"fl\t \t•rti H1\ E AA •~ • d1WOOOtnhnQ 4.11, 111011u1 on,,.,. •loll 0... 01 ~uoton ' 01119" .. I .,..__ tems '"'' \8'i0fl lwl6 llffn tlW ~r IMlll-t,... polcn ,.itol ench UC> II' tne outl•d bl••<ne<i.. He _l'l•U •If~ II -0 INS '(SIC,,., 4'!)ffd Of lliAo- u,u•I P8<• ~i<h "''uth 1n wn .awraqe of.,.,...- Warrior No More Golden State Warrior forward Rick Barry an- nounced Saturday he has signed a two-year contract with the Houston Rockets of the National Basketball As· sn . A free agent, Barry made the announcement at a press conferen ce in llouston -sta~ •R a-Commumst count.....-• , .. , .... ....-.-.....,._, Double Bogey Pats !Mpez Three Behind ROCHESTER, N.Y. AP> - Tour wise Jane Blalock opened up a three-shot lead Saturday over Nancy Lopez and feels con- fide nt she can end the rookie's Ladies Professional Golf As- sociation winning streak. After shooting a five-under-par 68, the 32-year-old veteran said, "I 'm not going to get excited tomor row with Lopez behind me. ''I've had Judy Rankin and JoAnne Carner behind me before. I'm not going to get ex- cited. That's maturity." BLALOCK, Winner of 19 LPGA lilies In 10 yeari., slood at 142, four under par after two rounds in the $75,000 stop at Locust Hill Country Club. Lopez. seek in g an un - precedented fifth consecutive victory, took a double-bogey six on the final hole for 73. Her 145 total left her U\lrd behlnd Alex Reinhardt, who shot a second consecutive 72 ror 144. She three-putted the 18th hole from 10 feet. "I 'm mad," she said. "I don't Uke to finis h that way. J usually shoot well when I'm mad." said, 'I'm a little tired. But that's not the reason I three· putted the last hole." "The more peorle watching me makes me fee more conli· dent." she said. Reinhardt has not won In three y~ara on the tour. and lost her card after the 1975 season for poor play. She qualified again In 1977. the best parts of my game. I'm so pleased I'm playing well again." ma1ock surged into contenUon with three birdies on the front side for a 33, and carded three more on the last rune holes. Her bogey came at 16. where s he was s hort or the green with her a pproach shot. LOPEZ STARTED i.trongly, BLALOCK USED deft putt.Ing birdieina two of her first four to fire six birdies agailM•l~F.-les and tou.rtnt the front nine single bogey. She took °"'" • ~ 3S strokes. putts on lhe fut greens. However, the double bogey al ASKED lF THE pressure and "lllke fl.!lt areens," said the 18 put her in a precarious posl· attention she's dra9ift in recent career winner or more than • weeks were getting to her, Lopei ~.000 "Lag putting I. one of (Se-ft LOPEZ, P1ge 84 > I I "4l•'O" What's Inside Lee Relurna to Red Sox -Page 82 Connors. Ramirez In Finals -Page 82 South Cagers Trtp North • -f>•g• 83 World Cup Play RHumea -Page 84 Taple Four Strokes Back -Page P4 ft DAIL V Ptt.OT 6un r ~·''· 1171 ...... 1,.,.,.... SAND T~OUBLE -Wally ,Arms trong c~ecks ball in trap off Ute fifth green. tries to lalce a secure s tance !center) and blasts out !right) during third-round ac- tion of the U.S. Open champions hip at Cherry Hills Country Club Saturday. Armstrong got a par five on the hole and is now nine strokes off the pace. ,..,...raw•• NORTH LEADS OPEN • • • IHth. Player reached it firs t and h1rdied lo lake a share of the lead. That left it up to Andy North's dramatic birdie, his second in as many days on the dosing hole on the course, finished off a round of par 71 that left him with a 211 total for three trips over the 7,081 yards of subtle terrors that compose the Cherry llills Country Club IJyout T HAT PUT IUM two i.hots un der par and one in front of the ~a llant. gritty little Player. so determinedly stalking the title hl' wanL5 more than any other in th<• world. Player shrugged off the poten· 11 ally ruiruous effcrts of three rnnSl'<'Ulive bogeys with a bird1t> of hi'> own on the final hole. It t 1111shl'd off a hard won round of 70 .ind -..cnt him into Sundav's final I !i holl•s of the rhase -for thl' ,\ mt• r 1 can Nat 1 on a I 1: ham urnn!>h 1p with a 212 tota I · 1 \\ant this more than any other 15 titles in the world." said l'l<iyer·, who needs anolh<'r ,\merH:an Open to Join J<.tck "i1cklaus as thl' only man lO com <.,'OUNTY CAGERS DEALT 115-85 LOSS LOS ANGELES -Plnying without five of its biggest guns. Orangl• County's ~ntry in the U .S A de\.eloprnental basketball leagul' lost ~n Vcntura·Santa Barbara. 115·85, Saturdav in the l'1rcu1 t opener at Cal State Lo:. AngC'h•s Orange County·~ top players Wl'rl' busy with the· prep all ·slar g amt' at Orange Coast College Saturday mght. so the develop· mental te<im s tarts 1ls eight· J.!a me slatew1th an 0 l record. Rand.,. Wh1c.'ldon of Katella I hgh led Orange County with a :i0 -po1nt p1..•rformance and El Toro I hgh ·!) Ron llolmes ('On· tributed 11 points Orlando Ward of Los Amigos High led all rt• bounckrs wrth 13 plete two career sweeps of golf's Big Four championships. The 42·year-old P l<iyer won the Masters earlier this season. The other Big Four e vents a re the British Open and the PGA. IT WAS TWO' SHOTS back to J C. Snead and Dave Stockton. one of the game's happiest war- riors. tied for third at 214 . Snead three· putted the final hole for a 72 "hile Stockton. a two-time PGA r h<.1mp and one of golr's greatest st·ramblers, came out of near- constant trouble for a 70. "I'm having a real good time.'' he said after saving pars with putts of 15.45and25(eet . Nicklaus had a three·over-par 74 that may have taken him out of the chase for the title )le has won three times. lie had scored eagle-three on the 11th hole and was very much ir1 the chase. But on the 13th, perhaps the easiest hole on the tourse. Nicklaus put his second ~hnt in a ditch in front of the green I le dropped out of the hazard, new the next over the green into a bunker. came out to 12 to 15 feet and lipped out the putt. It was a tnple-bogey T """ '°""" S<O<f''> Saluro .. '" IM Tit/\ v s OP<'n <:;.olf ~'"'oon 111411,0IJ.y•rd, IM•·11 (ll<!rry Hill\ c:.o...>trv Clubtourw Andy Nortr• Oaty PM'(ttr J' sn~oo O••I' Stooton s Banottro\ "'""' 8ean J~nny Mllltr J~O Nockl~ 8111 Krall,..l Tom K•tt M<t< MCLtnoon eruct l•elll>.e Hdl~ Irwin lf'f' Trrv1no J~ 1nmttn Tomw atwn Merl>. H•yr\ Pt\tl Hancocti. Jtrry Pait V1CIOr R~l&do Tom PurttH Pel McGow•n At l1f' M ( N it kl~ St•vt M~lny• Biiiy (ll>O"' Tom W••>kopt W~lly Arm>lron~ R•y ~IOyd f t)m UIOIA~ Ed F1or1 6111 R:oQtr\ 01co Mc,, • .,, Jrrr.,Mc(,coop Oot> Sn~.,.,, L~t E.10•1 Pptrr 00\1Hl'lvt\. 10·10·7• 111 " " 10 '" 10 n n 1u II /).10-2U IS-.,·11-71) n 1H1-11), 1149-61 2U IJ 0 ·1•-11• 17 1•·10-1 .. IJ ll-/0 216 a ll-6'1 111 n 1J.n-211 t.'·IHS-118 11 11·1S 118 n n.1•· 111 ,, 1~10-11• IJ.10·16 71' 11 13-1S 1" 13·11-14-11' 14-11-ll-1" 1HM1-1" ,. 13-11-1" l•·IH0-11' ,..,. .... lit 1t·ll>-73-110 111J.To no 13 1).14 220 1H0·1& 711 13 7'.HS-711 14 13-1• 21• ,, "'·'l-171 11 II 11 11t ,. 11>-11 121 18 12-11-111 '" 13.73 772 1112 11-717 For Miller -It's Like Old Tllnes DENVER CAP> -Johnny Mill er, the once wondrous scourge of the PGA Tour who had fallen into such a pathetic s lump that he had trouble just making the cut. recaptured Jiis magic of old Saturday in the third round of the U.S. Open. "I was almos t to the point where I was thinking J 'II never play good again." said the 31 · year-old Mi ller. who fired a 4· under-par 68. the low round of the tournament. 11 is 78-69-68-21..5 total put him in position to challenge for his second ·u.s. Open title, four s trokes behind leader Andy North. · · 1 hit a shot on 18 that was like old times." said Miller "I can't tell you what a thnll it was. I hit a 4·wood 250·yards with a crosswind to the green. I could hit 100 balls and never hit anoth<'r one that f ar. I got choked up a little walking to the g reen ... Miller. who h a s won only S8.500 this year. said "I need a top 15 finish here bad. I have to do that to get into the Open and the Masters next year . I'm not expecting to win. This is the first time in a long time since I've had back-to-back rounds in the 60s." lie admitted. "I've really been pathetic And I can 't t ell you how miserable it's been. It's nice to finally be able to control the game and not let it control m e. I didn't realize how much fun it was lo play good.. i' Miller said he unW!rwent a great deal of criticism and "I deserved every word of it. The endorsement people kept putting a lot of press ure on my manager . Well. I was upset about my golf but I didn't lose any sleep. I. didn't kick my kids. Now. I know who my friends are." H<! said he shed 13 pounds - dropping from 195 to 182. Baseball Standings MALCOLM REID Mgr. toys: you don't hon to be o lminns man for Leasing to ,.... Sftlff. -We han GYaUable most mak•s and •od•ls. RHglng In prlc • from undtr SI 00. per month on up. Call IM for a I.as• ... "°.. or bttttr r.•t comt in and '" mt today! .\MERICAN LEAGUE East Division Boston NC'W York Rnlt1more Milwaukee Detroit Clevc·land Toronto W L Pel. GB 45 19 .703 37 25 .597 7 37 26 .587 712 36 26 .581 8 31 30 .508 121~ 26 33 .441 161'2 21 41 .339 23 West Division KansasCity 32 28 Angels 32 31 Oakland 32 32 Tc.'xas 31 31 Chicago 30 31 Minnesota 26 35· Seattle 19 47 Satwtle,'tkarft New Yon4 "'-ho 533 .508 1112 .500 2 .500 2 .492 2'h .426 61i'l .288 16 Mllw•u"N •. a..,.1...., 3 112 lnfl•"Qll Ro\ton s. SHiii•. Mlnn•sota J, Ottroll t Cll1< aqo 6. IC•~ (ltf 1 Ralllmoro ~ OMiand • re.as 13, Toronto' .f-,··o-.. ( .,,. # A119olt 11Cn;ioo6414'\ New York IFlgu.r.u 7-41 M1lw•u• ... cc.1.,,..11 ""' •nd Augu•llrw H I al (ltv•l•nd IMonQ<> 7 t...., Pa.ton l ·l l ,~•"land ,CKeouQh 4 •lal llalllm<1rt !Palme. Sollie (Abtlolt t 0 •t 8cxlDll (WrlQflt Ml K•nsas 01, IScMlltorlf t.S ...., Hauler o..11 •• l.l>lt •oo IWOoc:l6-4•ndHlnton 1-01 0.tfoll (Slatonf>.JIAIMl'-tClfa (GocUMI loronto (Moo<o7 II at hKas IAl oano.r S.•l. n NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division W L Pel. GB Chicago 34 25 .576 Philadelphia 31 27 .534 211-z Montreal 33 31 .516 31h Pittsburgh 28 31 .475 6 New York 29 36 .446 8 St. Louis 23 42 .354 14 West Division San Francisco 39 22 .639 Cincinnati 39 25 .609 1112 Dodgers 35 28 .556 S Houston 27 32 .458 J 1 San Diego 28 35 .444 12 Atlanta 24 36 .400 14VJ s. ........ , .• Scent Montrwl ,, ~3 ClnclnNll •. Sl. LO<lis S New v-s, s.n Fr.nc:Jsco • PllUbul'Qll S. Ati.nta 3 HO\Kton S, Olic4l9') 4 San 01990 7, ""11.0.lpllla o 1 ... , •• o,,,,.., MonlrHI rr•llCMll ).0 at O..,.rt 15utton S-U Pltt1bur9'1 l81bOY 4-JI •• AUant• IM.thi.r I 11 51. Lou11 tNtlr11rwt 1 11 •I C1nclnNll tNor!Nln -f3) ... ,._ .... -.... New Vor" IK_.._ 1 .. end Sw.n l·l >•' Sen Fr•r><l~O (81uet.• and Barr 7 o. t Phllad•loh1a CL•rch >·•I al San D••oo (Rasr•hrtS"n~ ... - -~ .. -•-,_; Chlc•90 CLAmo H I at Houston co; won 2·21 ,......,., Oafftff Clllc~ at l"lttlbliroh, n Otll, Gama Sci.ou1eo LEASIMCi .•• ALL MAKES ALL MODELS MEW 600W. COA.ST HWY •• Htwron llACH. 646-0262 OR USED . . . PEOPLE IN SPORTS I TENNIS I SOCCEA Fined Day's Pay Lee Ends Walkout, Rejoim Red Sox From AP Dispatches BOsroN -Veteran southpaw Bill Lee did a turnabout and ended hi:> one·day walkout on l.}le Boston Red Sox Saturday, rejoining the club less than 24 hours alter calling management "gutless" for sell- ing pal Bernie Carbo to the Cleveland lndians. General Manager Haywood Sullivan said Lee had ~en fined. un. disclosed but probably a day's pay in his reported $120,000 a year salary · As ked if all was sweetness and hght again. Sullivan laughed and said: ··1 can'tsay that. All I know is that he's back in uniform." The Red Sox, although obviously stung by Lee's bitter comments while AWOL, went out of their way to protect Lee upon his return. They cleared the clubhouse of visitors and barred the doors before a game with the Seattle Mariners Saturday afternoon. Lee visited the Boston clubhouse Friday afternoon, talked with C,arbo. then packed his personal belongings and left. 1 He refused to acknowledge SuJlivan's repeated phone calls, heatedly saying, '·When they bring back Bernie Carbo, 1 'll be back.·· Sullivan conferred with American League President Lee MacPhail and others before wiring a demand that Lee get in contact with him immediately. Lee. colorfuJ but often controversial for outspoken opinions dur- ing his 10 years with the Red Sox. missed the official team picture Sat urday morning, something which he had helped arrange as the club's player representative ,--------Quote of tlae Da!f -------- Bill Veeck. complaining about what he calls unfair cov- erage by Chicago newspapers of,hls White Sox and the rival Gubs· 'Tm not askm~ for a 50.50 break. I'll take 40·60. But what do we get., We get 25. 75. · · Ebewlaere in Sporh .•. BASEBALL -Oakland A's rookie Mike Morgan was touched for three runs m the first inning by the Baltimore Orioles then left the game with an ankle injury as the Orioles went on to score a 5--4 IUCHIEUSk win. Morgan was s tarting his second major league game since leaving high school earlier this month . . Riehle Zisk and Bobby Bonds each homered to highlight a 19-tut attack as tt\p Texas Rangers clobbered the Toronto Blue Jays. 13·2. . Cesar Cedeno. Houston Astro star center fi elder. will miss at least 12 weeks of ac- tion rollowing s urgery Saturday on a knee m- JUred in a stolen base attempt ... Seattle Mariners outfielder Ruppert Jones underwent a successful appendectomy Saturday and was placed on the 2l ·day disabled list ... The Cin- cinnati Reds i.ay catcher Johnny Bench will be readmitted to the hospital for further diagnosis or a back injury ... Without Bench. the Red~ got a two-out, ninth inning single from Joe Morgan and beat the St Louis Cardinals, 6-S. Saturday . .. Boston's Hed Sox rallied tor two 1n the bottom of the ninth to edge Seattle, 5·4. BASKETBALL -The· University of Kentucky defeated a Japanese aU·star squad Saturday. 97-59, for its third straight vic- tory during a tour of J apan Jack Givens led Kentucky with 18 points ... A group or businessmen want to meet with Buffalo Braves co-owner John Y. Brown to talk about buying out his half of the NBA franchise Brown has proposed moving the Braves to another city. FOOTBALL -Assistant line coach Bob Kappas was appointed acting rootball coach at Ohio University Saturday, replacing BUI Hess, who died last week ... The College Football Association voted Saturday to toughen academic standards for footh~ll eUgibihty and lo relax certain recruiting rules. Now the CFA must wail until January to sec 1f its position is officially adopted by the NCAA. MOTOR SPORTS -Tom Sneva set a track record Saturday during qualifying for the Rex Mays 150-mile race for championship cars in MHwaukee. but rain caused United States Auto Club officials to rule that he and all other dnvers would have to attempt to qualify again today be fore the race . David Pearson shaved two-thousandths of a second off Benny Parson's hour-old track re· cord Saturday and won the pole position for today's 400-mile Grand National stock car r:ace at Cambridge Junction, Michigan ... Austria's Nikki Lauda captured his first Formula One victory of the season Saturday in the Swedish Grand Prix. OLYMPIC GAMES -Los Angeles won't be able to obtain 111· surance to pretect against financial liability for the 1984 Olympic Games. according to findings or a special committee of insurance m en. HORSE RACING -Numa Pompi Ii us. running in the middle of th€! 12-horse field mos t of the race. found an opening in lhe s tretch and quickly drove lo the front en route to victory in the S46,050 Cortez Han- dicap at Hollywood Park Saturday OTHER SPORTS -Tom Weiskopf became the second player in the 78th U.S. Open lo ace the 208-yard, par three hole 15. Weiskopf laced a four-iron into the cup Saturday. Bob Wadkins did it Thursday .... The June 24 world featherweight championship fi ght between Dan- ny Lopez and Eduardo Prieto was canceled Saturday after doctor's discovered a cataract on Prieto's left eye ... Stanford University has named Fred Sturm as head volleyball coach for the m en's and wome n 's teams I le replaces Art Lambert, who resigned .... The Soviet Union's Sergei Arakelov set a world record Saturday w h en he snatc he d 391.2 p ounds in the heavyweight class of the European Weightlift· ing Championships at Havarov. Czechoslovakia ... The San Jose Earthquakes. last place in TOM wrisKo,., their division of the North American Soccer League. have fired head coach Gabbo Gavric ... Kenya's Henry Rono recorded the fastest time evc.r on African soil Saturday as he won the 3,000 meter steeplechase in 8: 16.2 dunng a track meet in Mombasa . Pat Costello rolled five consecutive strikes to finish with a 239 and win the $50,000 Women's Professional Bowling Association Los Angeles Classic Saturday Sports on Rodio,. Tel.-vi1dtu1 RADIO Today -Baseball -Angels at New York, 11 a.m .. KMPC C710); Montreal at Dodgers, l p.m. KABC C790); Horse Racing -Feature race from Hollywood Park. S:30p m .. KIEV 1870) T ELEVlSION 11 a.m. C2l PRO BOWLJNG -Finalists vie for a SlS,000 jack~ot in lhe PBA-national champiensb~· at us .Vegas. (SJ - ANGELS BASEBALL The Angels mee Yankees at New York's Yankee Stad ium. • Noon (7 ) -U.S. OPEN -Final round of play in tht-U.S. Open. golf championships from Cherry Hills Country Club in Snglewood. Colo. 12 :30 pm (34l -WORLD CUP SOCCER -Holland meets West Germany 1n .i second round game l .p.m. (21 -AUTO RACING Indy 500 champ and Danny Onga1s of Costa Mesa lead a 32·car field in the Milwaukee 150 rrom the Wisconsin State Fair P ark Speedway. 1 .. 30 . p.m . (4 > -TENNI -Harold Solomon playi1 Vljay AmratraJ ma WCT tournament of champions match 2.30 p.m. (4) -SPORTSWORLD A USAC midget auto race. taped at Gard~na.11so, the 17th running of the Coronation Cup, taped at Epsom Downs (England I and part two of the national elite worn en's gymnastios meet 4 p.m. <7> -,'J'ENNIS -Virginia Wade meets Otanne Fromholtz tn a wortt! invitational tennis closslc match. taped at Hilton Head, S.C. 9:30 p.m . (34) -WORLD CUP SOCCER -Holland meets We~t Germ anv. Taped 11 p m. (22) IOLLVWOOO PAR.K RACING-Hiahllsht.s or today's racing at I lollywQOd Park - CHANGES HIS MINO Bob Lee Returns Connors, Ramirez In Finals F rom AP Dispatches BIRMINGHAM . England .Jimmy Connors and Rau! Ramirez of Mexico registered s emifinal victories Saturday in the John Player Grand Prix - tennis t o urname nt and will meet ror the title Sunday Connor; beat fellow Amencan Roscoe Tanner 7-5, 9·8. while Ramirez outlas ted American Brwn Gottfried 6·2. 5-7, 6·3 in gain111g the five·sel final. worth Sl9.000 to the winner. T a nner. bothered by a st1rf breeze. never quite showed the torm he had displayed 10 his earlier matches. "Thl• ball wai. never where it was supposed to be." he said "It 1:. tough enough to play on grass without having such a strong wind t11 contend with ... Connors treated the crowd of 8.000 to a superb d isplay of ten- nis which Tanner. although he began very well. could not match Connors. naturally. was pleased with tus pre-Wimbledon tor m . lie n ow has won II matches in 13 days in England without dropping a set Pa11a1 I a l.Jp"~' B Rt.iSSEl.S. l~tlg1um Wernc•r Z1mg1bl. J l!l·ycar·old West Germun, upset top-set'<.tcd Adriano Panatta 2·6, 6·3, 6· I and Ricardo Cano defeated Paolo Bertolucci 4·6. 6 4, 8·6 in the sem ifinals or the Belgian In· ternation a l T e nnis Cham p1onsh1 ps Saturday In the doubles semifinals. An- tonio Zugarclli and Jean-Louis llaillet beat Patricio CorneJo and Hans Gildemeister. 7-5, 6·2, and Onny Parun and Vladimir Z id n e k downed Ca n o and Ricardo Ycasa, 7-6. 6·7. 6·2. Goola90119 1101 CHICHESTER. England Evonne Goolagong added a third title Saturday to the two she already has captured in her pre- Wim btedon warmup. beating Pam Teeguarden 6-4, 6·3 in the rinal of the Chichester lntema- liona l tennis tournament. Pam Shriver. 15. and Janet Newberry won the women ·., doubles final 3·6. 6·3. 6-4 over M~che.Ue Tyler, of Bri~ain and_ Yv onne Vermaak °'' So\.lth Africa Britaf11 Breeze• BR IsroL -Bntain completed its Davis Cup European zone qua rter ·final te nnis victo r y against Austria Saturday, win ning the rina l two singl e .. m at{'hes for a S.-0 decision. There was controveny whe n Aus tria ·s top player, llans Kary. withdrew from his sin~les match against Ri<'hard Lewis at thl• last moment, claiming a baa bao k . ,, In the meeting or substitute!!, Lewl<1, r eplacing Injured J ohn Lloyd , beat Reininger 3-6, 6 .. 4, 8-6. 6·4. In the final match, Bn . taln '!I No. 1, Ou.<iter Mottram, de teated Peter Fe1g1,6-4,6·3,6-l. , f l BASKETBALL I WRESTLING Sonday.June 18, 1978 DAIL V PILOT 8 3 South Rises Again Carson Sparks 124-116 Upset By ROGER CARLSON Of tM Dllltr PINt Slaff Putting together the best ex- ample of teamwork ever seen in the 13 Orange County All-star basketball games. the South captured a record-breaking 124-116 triumph Saturday night before 2.000 at Orange Coast College. Coach Paul Smith's South quintet. considered the un- derdog. burst to an early !ead. saw a 44·28 advantage melt. then shook loose .from a 100· 100 tie behind the scoring or J ohn Carson to gain the upper hand a nd never relinquish it. In an all·slar rarity. both teams showed polished attacks in the rapidly-paced game. The South ca me out ag- gressively in the early going and Smith offered that the underdog role did indeed play a large role in the outcome. "WE HAD SOM E things to prove tonight,·· s aid Smith. * * * . "Steve McCrea and Warren El· lis carried us in the first half. John Carson got those k ey buckets. Roger Holmes played excellent defense in the second half and Mike Mccourt reaJly did a job for us at the end." With the North boasting a 100·98 lead. the game's complex- ion swung to the South behind Carson·s dra matic buckets f'irst it was a stuff shot to lie 1t at 100. then he got ins ide for a bucket and moments later it was Carson. the 6·6 San Clemente guard. grabbing an offensive re· bound and scoring again. McCrea grabbed a r ebound under the North basket and it was McCourt. the Edison High product. scoring on a layup to give the Rebels a 106-100 lead. COACH BOB Sc h er · merhorn's Yankees tried to cut away at the South advantage and got to within three points three limes. but with McCourt leading the way * * * with his ball handling. defense. penetration a nd clutch free throw shooting. the South burst to a 120-108 lead with 1·22 left and it wa.s over Free throw <;hooting wai. another big factor. The South clicked on 17 or 20 1n the fi rst half <85 percent l and finished with 34 of 43 C79. l percent>. Both team blazed from the field with the North canoing 49 percent of its shots and the South sinking 4i .4 p ercent. Billed as a team boasting Roger Holmes o f Fountain Valley and Or lando Ward of Los Amigos. the South burned the favored Yanks with the sterling play of McCrea . Ellis and Carson. a trio which accounted for 61 points ELLIS HURT THE North ear ly w1tl'l a couple or steals and easy baskets and McCrea was steady throughout The South swept to a record 63 points in the first half. but the North caught the Rebels at 75 and took a 91-87 lead with 9 .28 left. D•lly PO .. ,._, by LM P•y.,. ALL-STAR S DOUG JARDINE (LEFT), SLOAN CARSON (5), WARREN ELLIS ... South Girls Roll To 81-55 Triumph It see-sawed to 98. then Carson took over with has s mooth play. Mccourt snapped the scoring re- cord of 117 points set in the '71 game with a paar of free throws with 1 :27togo The win gives the South a 9.4 edge in the series and clearly ended the notion the South could not run Wllh the North. w -restling Honors To S outh F o unl a 1n Va ll t·y ll1 g h "'res lien:. look hc1mc four first place fin1!-.hes Saturday to lead the South to a :n 8 v1r1ory over the f'orth in an all·Mar match at Ed 1son 1 hgh T h e North s qu a d c ould m (.l nag1· VH'toril'S 1n only two w<.·1ght c·h1sM·s. \\ h1le the South got un add1Lwnal three wins from lhl' host Ed1!-.on t<.·um Thl' South v.as particularly strong 1n the• heavier classes. led bv Fountain V<ill<'y's Mitch F-' 1 n k ·1 c:> a. w h n notc h<' d the t•vent 's only pin 1n 4 30 over Loara·s Chuck Winkle F1qklca 's <.'lassm a tcs from Fountain Vallcv \\ho logged vic- toru.·s were G<J ry Uohay in 131. Steve Barreto an 114 and Larry Budgen in 191i Jmning Budgen and Finklea with triumphs 1n the uppe r weig hts \\a'> Chris Holl of Corona dcl Mar. who shut Clul hi!-oppont•nt R O Two or !::1h..,11n " v.1ns were termed upsl'I-. Hill Taylor de· featl·ll Wc!-.l t•rn 11 11.i h's Tim Cha ra<.·tl'r 10 1 1n the· 123 class and .Jo(' CuC'1nott1 edged Ron LopC'z of Lo:.ir.1 K·fi in th<' 138 d1 v1s111n The' oth<.•r Ed1 sc1 n victory {'amc from Totld Uoycr in the lfi5 dass, an ea-..v RO dl'cision !>oulh JI. Horth I tu f)p..,lt·ntcd fM1,\1Qn V11•1n• won by tor'''' l lj ta,to r (f.C11\ont d'C ChMACIPr •W•·\tt'rn> l()..t ll• Aonav 1F0Uf'lto1n Vall~• 1 CIN Rickard IE1 Ooredt>I 8 3 1Ja C.u<.•nOtfl f[Ol,(\tH Cb ( l OC*/ ~LO«HiU 96 1u AArrf'tO ,,.oun1tt1n V-'lff'v) df'C C•s~ CS,Onura I 8 • The South All-star girls. rated five-point favorites . proved a lot better than that Saturday night as they dominated the North. 81 ·55. in the first Orange County All -star cage setup for girls. Before a crowd swelling to l.200 by game's e nd. South Coach Joanne Kellogg's forces blasted away at the North with a constant barrage of baskets al Orange Coast College. The duo of Debra Burrows and Cheryl Cady. the same pair that led Huntington Beach ll1gh to the Cl F 4·A championship under Kellogg. was too much ror the North to handle -espccaally Bur· rows She led all scorer5 with 21 points despite playing a shade over half the time and the game's outcome was never real· ly in doubt. Jumping to leads of 8· l and 2 1·9. t he South saw its big margin pared to 27·25 late in the first half. but then roared away in the final 20 minutes. "We were forcing our shots in the first half and we had some jitters." said Kellogg. "But I was n't really worried at any point." Volleyball Exhibition The Boosters Club of Laguna Beach as staging <1 Junior O l ympic s \'olleyball exhibition al Laguna Bt>ach ll igh tonight 17 30 ) All• proceeds will be used lo send the Laguna Beach Volleyball club to Chicago June 26-July 1 to {'Ompcte in the Junior National Olympics Turnovers plagued both teams and Kellogg said the fact so mang girls play zones in high school. but must plav mah·LO· man defense in the all-star game was the reason. The South had 30 turnovers and the Nortl\ 35. The South had a lead or 27 points 168-4 l> with 7 · 54 still left in the game and Burrows made her exit Also sparklin~ for the South were Los Amq~o s· Beth Schroeder I 1(), points) and Jody Bissio of Fountain Valley. who scored eight points. as did Cady The North's only weapons were Gheryl Peterson of Loara ( 16 points I and 6·0 M elan1e McLean of Rancho Alamitos 113 pomtsl. * * * North Gtrts ISSI Ull~Glrl• ,, fl pf Ip Cot• 0 0 1 0 ,, ""'. 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I OI.Of\ •• II JO ti!> Mc Cr ta .. 1 '~I Tot•I\ •; ~ u 12• Deadline Near s For Deer Tags Californ1a ·s 350.000 deet hunters s hould familiarize themselves with the state 's new deer huntin~ system and apply for their deer tags by the J une 30 deadline Hunters shoul<f gr> to any Department of F'ish and Game office or one of the 3,000 hunting license agents to pack up a free copy of an information sheet and m ap t h at explains the new system. "~ McCIU,kO lfl Oo•allOI CIM Brown fNt.WPOrl Hit'bOr I I ) •Sfl w r-1\Woon tEI Oo,.\do) Clec (rd1Q CN~.,..,oort H~rb-lr 1 & O . COLLIDE IN A CHASE FOR A LOOSE BALL. In ac!Aon will be Dusty Dvorak of USC , Kip Engen. -south Coas t Lea gue Player of the Year the last two years. who 1s headed for Stan- ford . Randy Sm 1th. who is also headed for Stan- ford . and girls Dawn S purlock. Linda Robertson and Nancy Tre~selt. The latter two will be attending UCLA in the fall. •«met•tli~e#t'fll .,..,.....,,...~,...,. l'>S f\owr C(d1\,0n1 O.•c U'fl'mAt'\u tC4'nyonJ 8 0 1 re. 11,. S<nforck r fUnt•f'' .,1, f M'IO MOrrow IKaltllA I l 7 ''' 8\idqf'n Cf ountA1n Vd11 .. v t Of'< Barro I C•nvon I 1] 6 Major League Leade r s 10, Roll tCoron• Of'I Mar• Of'l U n\.ov1cf\ IC vPro\\I 8 0 H•t Ftnll l~• tfounl•tn V•ltf''t'' 01nn~o Wtn"·I~ U •. Nr.-t " lO Net Signups f'~ntrv dl1adl11w for the Orange Count v 'Junior T e nnis Cham- p1onsh.1p at {'ap1strano Racquet Club has bi.'t'n c..:tendcd to .June 28. 1l was announced Saturday by tournament host Dav<' Wells. The tourney is scheduled July J-9 and features $.'i.O<Xl m trophies and prizes 'Entry information is available by phoning 831 -2523 or 493-7676. AMERICAN LEAGUE C•u ew Min P1nttll4' NY Ro Jachon,CI Cllbbag~. 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Oxley said this week while ta lking or the noise situation that almost closed down his operation. •'When we have a problem, we try to correct it and do everything realistically possible. Our testing program cost us a fortune in re· searc h and testing and it also cost the riders who had to spend almost $100 each for putting m umers on their bikes.'· In addition to the mufflers. what other things were changed to cut down the the noise factor? "We added 20 more speakel"S lo our sound system." he says in a confusing statement. "With more speakers, in addition to what we already had. we gained better coverage and could lower the overall volume because we didn't have to try and reach as m any people wilh each s peaker. Racing will include four 10-lap qualifying heats. an eight-lap trophy daslund a 20-lap final HHttY oxLn It a ll begins at8Saturday night. Oxley missed a race over the Memorial Day weekend for the first time in ma."ly years <he was in Hawaii with son Brad at another motorcycle race and was competing.> While he was gone. the fairgrounds group made a sound test. Unknown to Oxley. they had agreed to make independent tests four or fi ve times during the season. Their results showed the noise factor within a decible or the testing sound by Oxley's group earlier in the year. "This made me very happy, .. he says. "Sometimes when you are trying to do these things, you hold down more than you would otherwise during the tests. Their r esults were very gratifying." Hill Cllncb Set .Jadfl 4th TfJE GREEN FLAG -Danny Odgais is third 11,475) and Steve Krlsilorf ( 1.430) fourth on the USAC championship car point IJst. Tom Sneva leads with 1,965 with Gordon Jobncock second at l,688 ... George Follmer of Huntington Harbour is back on the Can-Am Challenge circuit . . Recent winners at the Orange Show Speedway in San Bernardino included area drivers Lowell Voss of Fountain Valley and Mission Vie JO ·s Jon Rahe in midget competition. The second oldest auto racing classic in the U.S. is the Pikes Peak hill climb on Julv Fourth It has been run almost annually since 1916 With eXCt'pllOn Of the war years and 00 racing fatalities have OC· curred The'startin~ line 1s at mile post 7 and the finish line is 12.42 miles <.1wav at the summit /\t the start the elevation 1s 9.400 feet and at the s um·m it it is 11.1 JO There are 156 curves and a maximum ascent of eight degrt•t•:. Young Brad Oxley. 18. and son of the promoter. is in his second year of s pcedw<ty ml 1 ng I le wa 11 gross in the neighborhood of $12,000 for his t.'fforts this year I about six months of competition l and says ridingjs !>om t>th1ng you do for fun and get paid for it. Brad attributes a lot of his ~U('t't'SS to a winter v1s1t of four-time world champion Barry Briggs. 'lie told me a lot ofJittle things and it has made a difference in my (;Onf1dence." Brad admits. Speedway announcer Larry Huffman is also enf!aged in domg radio and tele1.-1s1on commercials along with bit parts in TV shows He re· l'tmlly made appearances in Charlie's Angels and Fantasy Island lluffman will rruss speedway racing on Friday night one of the few times in his ctireer when he goes to New York to handle the World 250cc race laterthissummcr. .Jloto~ros11 Slated (or Col'9e1U11 Superbowl of Motorcross Vll will be staged at the Los Angeles Me morial Coliseum Saturday night with 80 of the top riders com pet· ing. For those who have watched the event in past 'cars. several changes have been made. The track will be wider and manyoflhecorners will be featuring double and in some cases, triple berms.The wider track will give competito rs a chance to pass others a bit easier. Jim Weinert or Laguna Beach will be among the outstanding riders competing Saturday night. "'I prefer it this way. !'low I can ta lk to ~om ebody while a race is going on and be heard. I couldn'tdoth1s before .. Speedway Dark lulfl 2 l ··~: ~~··.·~·~ ... ··· (;,.. . ' . j:.:: . . >- JIMWEINEltT NOTES FROM THE PITS -For the first time in many years, speedway .motorcycle racing will not be held on Friday, July 21. Instead. the cycles will compete on Friday and Saturday nights, July 11 and 15. then give way to a rodeo the second week of the Orange County Fair . A total of 54 riders compete each week with a lot of nt·w compl'lllors now on the circuit. Rick WOOds has r etired and is MW a mechanic in Rivl•r::.ide. Bill Cody retired two years ago. Tapie Four Baek Newto"' Stadler Leading G RANO RLANC. Mi ch. <A P > -Jack Nl'\\ton oven·ame the nu and Crai~ Stadkr mastered th<.' us e of <i couple of unfamiliar c lubs Saturday to become CO· leaders heading into today's final round of the $100,000 Buick golf championship Austral.I an Newton. 28, fired a third-round 70 for a 7-under 209 for the 54 holes a t the par-72, 7.001-yard Warwick Hills Coun· try Club course. S tadler 25. a former U.S. Am ateur ch ampion from La Jolla. also had a 70 Saturday ror his 209 total. The winner of the tourney will take home $20.000. The leaders owned a one-shot cdRe over Rex Caldwell . defend· ing champ Bobby Cole and Greg Powers. Another stroke back were Mike Sullivan and first· round leader Barney Thompson. while George Cadle -:-who shot a 68 -watt-ilJone at 4-under 212. Irvine resident Alan Tapie, who-has won nearl¥~ $43,000 on the tour this year. fired a 70 Saturday ror a three-day total of 213. four strokes back. "I didn't feel like I pl ayed that well today," s aid Newton. who tied Tom Watson for the British Open title two years ago only to IOSl' m a playoff. "I had the flu ... Newton said. "A couple limes I bent down to line up a putt and felt dizzy I've been to the doctor twice and nave been taking antibiotics." RHull• .. l., Salur&y \ ll\l<CI rounCI of '"'" ~100,000 8u•O ()pen 0011 lournamenl •I lhe 1.00l·y•rC1. par 11 Warwick Hlllt Country Club c.our\e Jatk Newlon Craig Stacll., RHC••d-11 Bob«>y(OI~ Greg Power\ Mlll.t Sulllv.,, 8arneyl- Georg' CIMlle Bob Lunn Alen l •P•• Randy E rV.lne Bob«>y8a11. .. Jonn Lister Sltl'LH Gery Gron Bun•y HtntY l ony C•r& Maril Lye Orvlllo Moody Allon Miiier Jim Holford Steve Verlato Bob Zel\Cler Jtrry Ht«O Bat>« Hhkoy • 8 111 C•llM Bobby Mltc~tl 71-4/.10-10' 10 ..... 70 '°' ... ,, .. 9 110 12 10..a 110 • .. 10-11-110 ,~ ...... Jll ... IH0-211 1)-11-61-1 u 13-11 ... -JIJ 7Wl·I0-2U 10·72·11 JU 70·71 II 111 "11 11 11> 11-67-1•->IJ ,,... 7l 11] ,,.,, 10 '" IJ·ll 70-114 ,,.'9 10-11• lt-12-10 '" ll II II 114 ... ,,.10-114 1M .. n -1u 1l·IM0-41S IC).74-71 11S 11·11·1>-11~ , .. , .... 12 ... 1u ,, ...... ,.~u OAK Ofllet r URNITURt IS OUR SPCCIAl TY. WI CARRY HARO TO FINO CONffR (NC( TABl£S. fllr CAOI Nf.tS.OlSKS ANO MUCH MORl CAI l US I OR YOU!l OH 1C£ H£ r os,1 -750 t. DYER ROAD SAMTA ANA • 1114) 761..flll f 'ro• Page BJ ANGELS ••• American League this season and tied him with Montreal's Ross Grimsley. another 11-game winner. The slender southpaw lowered his earned run average to 1.45, best in the majors. with his second coosecuUve s hutout. His 11·0 record ls one victory shy or the Yankees' record for the most consecutive wins at the start of the season. four s hort of the American League mark and eight away from the major league standard. ll also was his 21st victory In his last 22 de· cisions, including last year's playoffs and World Series. GUIDRY STRUCK OUT the side In the third, fourth and sixth Innings, and recorded nine con· secutive outs on strikeouts start· ing with the last out in the second inning. The Yankees scored the o nly r un Guidrv needed when Rov White. Thurman Munson and Gary Thomasson opened the bot· tom of the first inning with con· sec uti ve s i ngles off Paul Hartzell. 1-5, who was making his first start of the season. HARTZELL WAS chased-in the third whe n the Yankees scored their final three runs on a single by Munson, Thomasson's triple. a single by Reggie Jackson and a run-scoring single by Graig Nettles, following a wild pitch. Guidry picked up two strike· outs in the first inning and one in the second before settling into a s uper g r oove. H"e got three s t ri keouts in the t hird and fo urth, two in the fifth, and three in the sixth, giving him 14 to that point. CALll'OtlHIA Hrlllll (;rich. 2b • o I O R MC II tr. cl • 0 I 0 Ol•lk,U • 0 1 0 Rudi. lb • 0 0 0 Beylor. rt l 0 I 0 E Jech on, Jb • 0 0 0 Rtlltnmund. rl l 0 0 0 Downlno. c 2 o O 0 H•mpton. <In ·1 O 0 0 lot••• ll O • o HIWYOIUC ... , "Ill R White, 11 .i \,I 0 Munwn, c • I 1 o ThOmaUOfl, cf 4 1 2 2 Blalr, c I 0 0 0 0 Ro Jec"'on, rf • 1 I I Cl\embll ... 11> • O I 0 Nelllt•, 3b 4 0 I I SP<tr><tr, dll • 0 I 0 l'.Stanloy. ~ l 0 0 0 Ooylt. Jb J 0 , 0 Tolals 1' 4 II 4 c.111orn1t 000 000 000-0 New Yori< IOJ 000 OOll-4 LOB C•lllorn1• •, New Yori! •· JB Tl\OMOWlll If' H " I• II SO CALll'OllNlA Harlnll CL.I ~I 2 J 8 • • 0 I( Brtll S..., l 0 O 0 HIWYOllK Guidry lw,11 01 ' • 0 0 1 II WP -Hartzell T-2 07 A-ll.IU. * AHGILNOTIS -S«onclb.twrn<1n ...... yGr1<ll I< •how1no .ion' of l1n.tllY r1t9a1nll\Q "'' l\11t1no 16rm 011 to • allf!'WI •terl, Grich I• •·I°"' In tM Yanktt •erle\ to rai.,. ""•veraoe to .231>. center lltlder Ly,..... -'9(11 ISSllll o" a deY·IO·<S.y Das•• will\ a pull~ muscle In hi< Cl\Ht. . BollOCk I al»<!n<t ,.., crHtecl •n _,,,no IOI •kll Miiie<, who twgen Ow......,., H • '1tr1tr but oc>t Oii 10 • mfl!locrt •i.rt -wn •C•HCI from IM hMW Moller 901 one O! I/le Anotl< lour hits S.luro.ty Mid wu Mor ] In Friday night'< Qam• PltcMr• IOr ll)(lay"• o•me trt Cl\rls ICn"pp CWI aoalnst the Y•nk•"EC1Foqutir06f141 Ticket Deals Burn Up Irate Fan ST. PAUL. Minn. <AP) Special discounts to women. children and senior citizens at. tending Minn esota Twins baseball games are dis· criminatory. says a St. Paul m an in a complaint to the Min· n esota Human Rights Com· mission. A spokesman for the com · mission says the complaint is believed to be the first of its kind, and that if it is valid, it could end .. Family and Senior Citizens Days" offered by the Twins and other ball clubs. Wayne Schwartz, a 29-year·old security g uard, says he is not a man's libber, JUSt an average baseball ran who thinks he should be treated hke anyone else · · 1 was watching a Twins game on television last week and they mentioned something iibout a family night coming up where ladies and ki<Js and senior citizens could get Into the game at half price," he said . "It struck me that everyone was getting a discount except males between the ages or 17 and 64." Schwartz said several calls to Twins officials gave him no satisfactory reasons for the policy. "They said they wanted to draw families. but. why i1m'l a male considered part or the family?" he said. "Lately there has been so much said and done about equal ri~hts, and il just seems everyooc should be treat· ""-P.a.u a I. .. -,--,. ., , 'Ull'll 1111..,1. 11111 I \I f RYO~l \ -.. -...... MOTOR SPORTS I GOLF I BASEBALL Close Shave at the Plate ............. Willie Montanez of the New York Meb slides in ahead of the throw. which graze~ past his unprotect ed head on it!, path to San Francisco Giants catche r Marc Hill. Act ion occurred in the first inning of a gaml! at Candlestick Park which the Me ts won. 5 .. 1. Saturday. The Giants' lead in the NL West s hppcd to 11 :? games. German I11j ured European Hopes In World Cup Sag BUENOS AIRES. Argentina <A P l -Euror)ean hopes in the World Cup soccer tournament were jolted Saturday as West German star Heinz F lohe pre- pared to fly home and Giancarlo Antognoni. opce r ated one of the top s tars or the ltali;;m team. lost his pla.:ein the line-up. Flohe suffered a pulled ham· string and asked to be allowed lo return to Germany. He had no On Tl' Today Channel 34 .. 12:30 chance or playing again in the tournament. Enzo Bearzot, coach of Italy, decided to leave Antognon1 off the team follow1n~ several poor performance!> by the midfielder Doctors checked on h1 m and found nothang wrong. ANTOGNONl'S PLACE will be filled by Renato Zaccarelli when Ita ly plays Austria at Buenos Aires' River Plate Stadium to· day. West Germany plays Holland at Cordoba. These four team s play in G roup A. and one of them will qualify for the final at River Plate Junc25. The Dutch decided not to risk midfielder Johann Neeskens in the game. allhOuJ!h he was rapid· ly recovering from bruised ribs "THIS IS THE big one for us. and we will ta ke no chances.'· s aid Dutch Coach Ernest Happel. The Dutch hope Neeskens will be fl t for the next match against Italy at Hiver Plate Wednesday, but two other injured s tars. W1m R1js· bergen and Wim Suurb1er. are more doubtful. The most dramatic clash of the day could be at Rosano. where the two arch-rivals of South America. Argentina and Brazil. meet in the Rame that could de· c1de top place in Group B A RGENTINA FANS, hoping to see their team win the World Cup for the first time. still are banking on injured striker Leopoldo Luque being fit He has recovered from an C'lbow injury after missing two matches Bul C<.'sar Luis Mt•notta. the ,\ r genllna coa<'h. kept the Brnz1llan!> and everyone cl~e ~uessing lit• said he wall consult doctors and lt·av<.' 1t until 40 minutes before the kickoff before deciding whether Luque will hne up in the <1ttack alongside another ace marksman. Mano Kempes PERU. FACING Poland at Mendoza in the same group. will be "1thout defender Toribio Diaz and midfielder Jose Velazquez. The eight surviving teams arc playing in two groups. with the (•hampaons in each group going in· to the final Top OCC Athlete Footbal l and volleyb a ll standout Larry II a ll h as been selected Orange Coast Col lege's athlete of t he \ear. I tall earned All-South Coast Conference honors in both s ports and now attends lJ C L 1\ o n a f o o l h a I I !-.C'h0Jursh1p . Hl• was OCC's leading rece1vt>r a s a tight e nd . but wil l s witch t o linebacker at UCLA. Coast Area Banquets ESTANCIA HIGH B••elNll v .. , .... ,., AloO f VdlUclblf" o ..... P1\clt~k1. Co- t dOI~•"' E ,,, ~Obb•n\ Rob arttunsoor• Jun,or v.-, .. ,,., Mo\t v1t•u1110lt AtC' Am•r•t (t,-.. 1 Olffof"l ofY"' ,, ttvrr Aoo Larimer. e~· c:14t ... lf*l'\!ltVt-pt 1yllr J.rJtnio. Srhaftf\r r •O\n Sopn Mo'' v,llt.;Ablt John COf'nukr. f'rom Page BI M O\t 1mprowi•O Jonn Nuon. Capta•n. Ct"O <...'.tnam tenrut LOPEZ THREE BACK • • • V•H\•h Mo\I <1alu&o•e Jim Snvaer. Mo~t on. orovt!'-d JoM Oetor1 C..tpta1n Aoo Plascentt• Jvn•o,-"·'' ·•h Mfl\of v.t1utto1r J•U "'•<hOIS; c.~ouun N•tl\01\. Mo\t 1ml)fovt-d St ewe-8r109io. tion lo break :.i tic• with Nickey Wright twice. Kathy Whitworth and Sharley Englehorn as the winne rs of four !-.lra1ght on the LPGA tour. Silvia Bcrtolaccini, Friday's leader at 71. s hot a rat 41 on the front nine and s truggled to a 79, eight shots off the pace Defendi n ~ ch ampion Pat Bradley apparently was out or it too. She shot a 76 and was at 151 If Lopez Wlns the first place check of $11,250. she would sur· pass Jerry Pate as pro golf's all· lime rookie money-winner. She would have S153.336 -$234 more ( BRIEFS Goll than Pate• pilerl up on lhc men 's tour two yearl> a.go Var,1ly Mo'\f valuablr John 8urcklr, MOSl 1mprOv1•0 S<ott ~l1nQ. CaOtfun f)urcklf'l' . Junior vu''''" MO\t v11lu"b',.. r 1m 9uch41'\ifin. M o""t •MOt'>'W~ Mtl• 'l Frf40.·r1( ~' VoUoytMll Sf'<OnO round \tO,,.\ s.-tu,.O•" tn d US.000 L•O•e' PrOif"l\H•\at Golt A\\0t1-11t1on tour~t OWN the °"'' 13. 0 106 Ydtd LO<u\t ..... , Country v Hfi•h Mo• t VAIWbl,, J,.ff (_1,l\lrr. 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TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS $5,000.00 · IN TROPH,ESJ1>R•ZES HmtldBr. DAVE AND JEANNETTE WELLS lentlon9d 8y: ........d~:;:;:;:.~U.S.T.A., S.C.T.A., O.C.T.A. JULY 3-9 ) SUM It 111 up In the DAILY PILOT IMTlllS -s,o tor singlet and s1& for doubtel ii" a c~ to CIQ.11rano Racquet Cluo. 327~, SM Juan Cleek Rd Set\ Jutn C.OltlrJno.. CA 82975 ~ 1M r.ceivtcl NOlATER thin .kine 19, 1871,al & p.m. C.. tll·Jlll er 40•7'1' ... ... .. ..... ... \ Wedding toast color is accented with velvet, above. Bridal Gown by Alf red Angelo . ... Right. totally romantic formal wear in autumn brown; her gown by Bridallure. ~~fl,~t1.-i,11~ .. • .. • .. • ............ ~.n~.y •. J.un·e ·,8·.1·97.8 ........... 0.AfL·Y·P·ILO~T,_8.~ • .. • ton Fall is for weddings. There is an air of the theatrical and an appreciation or spectacle in fall 1978 weddings. Equally effec- tive. stunning simplicity is the classic understated alternative. Tod ay's young couples. an· ticipating their wedding day. may blend contemporary with tradi· tion. Those bils of heirloom rib· bons and laces. the tiniest of seed pearls, soft satins combined with delica te organzas. old family Bibles. softly glowing rosaries of jade or malechite. a few delicate and exoti c blossoms enhanced by candle light's soft radiance, an echo of Bach or Handel breaking into the solid beat of roc k -that is today's wedding. All that is deli· cate and dainty. the ecstacies o( rea l c harm la ced with c hic touches of the contemporary are a ll ·embodied in the fashionable portrait emerging m the showings of bridal fashions and those for the new groom this season. Just "yesterday" the only notice given the groom was when he kissed and escorts his new bride back up the aisle. He appeared quie tly and inconspicuously in place. mumbled his "I do's" and was glimpsed at the reception. To- day that is hardly the case. Show- ings for the g room's newest fashions match in spectacle and inte rest the runways of bridal couture houses and local bndal shows . One of the foremost men ·s wear m a nufa c turers . Af te r Six Formals, recently presented their latest collection destined to make every groom a true co·star at his own wedding. These new tuxedos hearken to that period in the last century whe n a gentleme n's garments were at a sartorial peak Elan is rare m a garment. no matter how elaborate an occasion for which it is ultimately destined. The "Vant· ty Fa ir" exhibit currently at New Yo rk's Metropolitan Museum, shows a great deal of that special spa rk in the garments on display These tuxedos express that elusive sense or importance with touches of velvet at the lapels and pocket ·-again in the knot of a bow tie. the wide satin framing of the lapel and the streak of s atin down each leg , the pure white shirt with soft rufrles on a fly front accented by tone-on-tone embroidery and cer- tainly the coordinating panache of ·a patent shoe. The color choice is extensive yet r efined · .. Onyx Black", "Dusk Grey", "Autumn Brown". "Wedding Toast", "True Blue", "Forest Green". among others. A beautiful alternate is the black cotton velve t jacket com· ple tely framed in black satin and coordinated with a matching worsted vest and tuxedo trousers. Other options for Call weddings w e r e s ho wn . Th_e C royd en Cutaway. a more traditional wed- ding garment for the groom. 1s a vailable m Granite Grey or Cafe Brown. Accessories in clude the op- tion or a striped four-in-hand tie and s mooth solid vest. Other men in the wedding party could wear the Sterling Stroller. a coordinat- ed. shorter jacket and ascots of the same elegant stripe of the four·in-han,d of the groom FashioQ coverage for fa ll nup- ttals 1s no{ complete without a not~ on the important accessories. These well chosen props lend a finished a ir to well celebrated rites. The brides on runways are dressed with an immaculate sense of detail. Not only a re their gowns and headpieces heirloom quality. but the special touches are all there Worth noting a re the anti· que brooches worn on thin ivory satin ribbons, the revived tradition of carrying a time worn family Bi· ble with a single delicate flower. exquisite earrinl'(s with the look.of ha ving been passed from genera- tion to generation. Above, color coordinated bridegroom and best man in bark brown Byron and chamois beige. She ·s wearing a trad1- tiona I gown. From left, forms/ wear with velvet Insets, striping detail on the trousers and coordinated ascot. Tone on tone shirts. \ • ( Bfl DAILYl'ILOf Sunaay JuM 111 19711 Weddings/Engagements Lt. and Mrs. Turcotte Turcotte-Donner Julia Mallory Donner of Mission Viejo and Lt. Eric Thomas Turcotte were married in a double ring ceremony al Wayfarer's Chapel in Palos Verdes The bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. John B. Donner 1>f Mission Viejo. Dr. -and Mrs . Thomas Turcotte of Castro Valley are parents of the bridegroom. A 1978 graduate 1>f the University or Massachusetts. the bride has studied nutrition. Lt. Turcotte is in -the U.S. Marine Corps in P e nsacola. f'Ja . He graduated from the University of Massachusetts. The couple will Jive in Pensacola. McKinney-Schmitz · During a -garden l!cremony in Huntington Beach. Debra Kay Schmitz and Vincent Paul McKinney exc·hanged wedding vows. The bride. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J . Schmitz of lluntington Beach, is a graduate of Huntington Beach High School and has at· tended Golden West College. Parents of the bridegroom are John and Virginia McKinney of Laguna Beach. McKinney graduated from 1 luntington Beach High School and Orange Coast College. After their honeymoon trip to the Orient. the newlyweds w11l l1ve in Laguna Beach. Kemble-Eismann Mr <1nd Mrs Robert B. Kemble of Newport Bca<·h have announced the engagement of their daughter. Sus<1n Allison Kemble, to Phillip J<1mes E1smunn M 1ss Kemble, a graduate of Corona del Mar Jlig h Sc·hool, received an Associate of Arts -Ocgrce from Orange Coast College. Eismann. son of Mr . .and Mrs. lames A. Eis mann of S<1n Diego, graduated from Hoover Jl igh School and earned a n Associate of Arts degree in music from Mesa Junior College. He olso has attended San Diego State University. The <·ouplc will marry at the Ocean Terrace of the Royal Lahaina R esort in .Kaanapali. rtawati, Sept. 9. Heeger-Warner Lt Col. and Mrs. Albert Heeger or Hunt· ington Beach have announced the engagement of their daughter. Daun, to Mark Warner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Warner or Lido Isle. Both Miss Heeger <1nd the bridegroom-elect JAUOAr_SS .... • 1 Stlnoef' Sailboats Newport Dunes HERE'S YOUR PART TIME MAID! TIRED OF WASHING THOSE DI RTY CLOTHES?-LET US DO IT FOR YOU ....... -......... ,_, ........ __ _ .... 2.,. ..... --.......... --,._ -°" ~ ......... 6 """-.. _.,. CORONA del MAI LAUMHY -32JI l. C..t Hwy. 640.7200 ---•n..-•- Fre e <:filQE G\TERA Special Offer 2 Discovery Lift Facials For The Price of 1 With Ad Dramatic results with first application. All you have to lose are your acne scars & wrinkles. For more information on skin care, treatment and make up application. call Skin Care Center 2700 West Coast Highway Newport Beach 646·7755. Mr. and Mrs. McKinney graduated from Huntington Beach High School. The wedding will be held at St. James Episcopal Church, Newport Beach, Sept. 9. Gordon-Knight St. J ames Episcopal Church, Newport Beach. was the setting fo r the marriage of Ellen Mor~e Knight and Mark Gardiner Gordon. The bride, dau~hter of Judge H. Warren Knight of Laguna Beach and Mrs. Morse Knight of Newport Beach. 1s a graduate of Marywood Hi gh School. She 1s majoring in economics at Claremont Men's College. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gordon of Newport Bea ch are the bridegroom's parents. Gordon. wh o g raduated from Corona del Mar High School. is an engineering student at Cal Poly, Pc>mona Meehan-Crowley James Daniel Meehan has married Kathleen Louise Crowley of Laguna Beach. T he bride. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John V. Crowley, graduated from the University of Southern California with a degree in art tlistory a nd a rchitecture. She was a member of Gamma Phi Beta Sorority and works at Bullock's de· l>artment store Meehan. also a graduate of USC, is the son of Mr and Mrs James E. Meehan of Fullerton. A member of Kappa Sigma fraternity, he is employ<.'<! with Warburg, Paribas, Becker. The newlyweds wi ll hve in Santa Monica. Terando-Coyne Jack and Thelma Terando of Newport Beach have announc('d the engagement of their daughter. Juhc S. Terando. to Philip Coyne III of Long Be(lch M 1ss Terando graduated from Santa Ana 1 ligh School and has attended Santa Aria College and Orange Coast College. The future bride· g room graduated from Long Beach. The wedding is planned for Sept. 29 at the 'l'ivoh Terrace Gardens in Laguna Beach. Simmerman-Con no rs Retired Col J ames Simmerman of Atlanta. Ga . and his wife ha ve announced the engage- ment of their daughter. Ellen A. Simmerman. to Capt Bruce A. Connors. Connors, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Connors of Costa Mesa, 1s an Air Force captain stationed in Idaho. He graduated from Service High·School, Anaheim. and Pacific University in Oregon where he was aff1Hated with the Alpha Zeta Fraternity. The future bride is a graduate of the University of ~aryland a t Baltimore. The wedding is planned for Aug. 12 at the Fort Sam Houston Chapel in San Antonio, Texas. Crane-Currier Debra Currier of Huntington Beach and Michael S. Crane exchanged wedding vows at a garden cere mony in Costa Mesa. The bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. R . G. Crane of Costa Mesa. Crane is a graduate of Estancia High School and Orange Coast College. lie works with the San Gabriel Die Co. The bride. daughter of Mrs. Vivian Currier of Huntington Beach, graduated from Edison lligh School. T he newlyweds live in Costa Mesa. Herberts-Cates Ann Cates and Curt Herberts II, both of Newport Beach, exchanged wedding vows at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. The bride, daughter of Mr. aod Mrs. Smokey Cates. graduated from Newport Harbor High School. She received a Bachelor of Science. degree in health science from the University of California, Long Beach, where she graduated with high honors. She was affiliated with Delta Gamma Sorority. He rberts. also a gr aduate of Newport Harbor High School, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis llerbe rts. He earned a Bachelor of Science degree in business at the University of Southern California and is employed as a rcaltor. The newlyweds will live in Costa Mesa. C lark-Osterhout James and Shirley Clark of Huntington Beach have announced the engagement Cindy, their daughter, to Alan Osterhout of Long Beach. Miss Clark is a graduate of Marina High Inventory Sale . . Ai I jlr1tJn1rr!tfrfes; ·~ - chd i rs . .ro;;,. !to11ps. cleJk.1. clressers. /tth l e.r. t1(cesso ri es 30 -40% Off 67 J-J62U • ' Miss Kemble. Mr. Eismann Mr. and Mrs. Benedict 50th Anniversary Harold and Fay Benedict. Corona del Mar residents for more than 45 years, are celebrat· ing their 50th wedding a nniversary with a champagne luncheon at the Balboa Pavilion Benedict, a retired s ign painter, served a rea merchants and yacht owners for years as "Benedict the Sign Man." He and his wife. Fay, reside at Grants Pass. Ore , in a home they built together. School and Caltforma State Umvers1ty. Long Beach. Osterhout 1s the son of Roy Osterhout of Newport Beach and Gerrye Seabourn of Long Beach. The couple plans to marry Sept. 9 at Redeemer Luthe ran Chur ch in Huntington Beach. Nelson-Gerson Susan Marie Gerson of Huntington· Beach and Stephen John Nelson of Fountain Valley were Joined in marriage at the Los Angeles Temple. Los Angeles _ The bnde. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter John Gerson Jr .. graduated from Marina High .School and has attended Golden West College. ' Nelson , a Fountain Valley, High School graduate, 1s the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Sze very of Fountain Valley. Hall-Drain Mr. and Mrs. F. Herbert Ha ll of Balboa &rand .. Miss Haeger Mrs. Gordon Mrs. Meehan Miss Terando h ave announced the e ngage ment of their daughter. Aliso n L H<t ll , to Ph1lhp G. 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V~NUS de MILO I Ladles Reduc ing and Figure Salon IARCLA Y CBITll Offw ..... .t: tOJ .. 11• St. Cosht Mese. CA t2'27 1714t 642-1762 tOl7•.t1.W ,._..,,. Vllltty, CA 92701 17141 tHoOIOJ j '--- ANN LANDERS / HOROSCOPE Sunday, June 18. 1978 DAILY PILOT 8 7 Wanda, Quit Y 011r Weeping "DEAR ANN LANDERS. I am a girl ts. not beautiful but my looks wouldn't s care small chHdren. I had four dates with \his cool cat I'll c all Ron. We got along neat. He seemed lo like me as much as I ltked him. Last night, after a ter· rifi c e vening , he hemmed and hawed at I tho fronl door and fin al lY said. '"This will be the last time. J lhlnk we'd better stop seeing each other before we get into trouble. I haven't bee n around much and t don't think I'm ready for anylhinB heav~ I was gross~ out. There was no reason for Ron to be worried about "anything heavy." He held my band ln a movie once aod that's a.star as 1t went. I cried tor two hours last nlgbt and 1 'm cry· ang again as I wrlte this l e tter. <Forgive the s meary looks of lt:) I just can't believe Ron wante d lo end our friendi;hip for the reason he gave. Please help me figure this dude out. Tribute to Dad Jn noting that today is Father's Day, m y husband wondered why they devote seven days to National Pickle Week and only one to the ob- servance of fathers. E .... a .... t.ec1c while they we r e at camp. He never bought them a car, a favor , and wouldn't begin to know what record album to buy them. In e m ergencies, he was useless. tending to drop his Blue Cross card a nd dial wrong numbers to tell everyone where we were. l told him if fathers could add zest to a meal, retain a good color when pickled and improve with age, they'd get a week too. To make the most of these few hours, I s hould like to pay tribute today lo the father of my three children. As an equal opportuni· ty parent, I used lo stress his authority by t elling the c hildren. "Wait till your rather gets home and you 'JI get what.fo r ," but he worked l<tte and by the time he got there. their wh a t -f o r was fa s t asleep around under their cars. or helped them build a tree house in the backyard because he slipped a disc loading "their" garbage cans on a truck one night and figured children could be injurious to your health. He doesn't have one photo of the family in his billfold and often mis· quotes their ages. He nev e r c alled anywhere to "check on them·· or for that matter stayed up nights to find out what time they got home. He never fought their battles with the neighborhood kids, went to school on their behalf. or took over their paper routes in the rain. He rarely tossed a foo tb a ll with the m because they played bet· ter ba ll than he did - e\•en at the age of six. He never taught them how to swim, play chess or ride a bike. He never colo red Easter eggs with them, assisted the tooth fairy. or wrote them a letter He is perhaps tht> most decent, non-violent rather m this world who i s lis t e n ed t o la ughed wath . . . and lo ve d by three of the mos t wanted childre n ever born. When I s howed ham this piece. he handed at back and saad . "Ooe:- lh<tt mean I don't get a big present"" H e neve r wrestled w ath them. c rawl ed TGDAT'S CIDSSIDID PVIZLI ACROSS 81 0f'Clmms 111 tanguaye reduction 113 Lucifer otcnlly 1!>2 01s101n and ox1dat1on 115 F19h1 comp 1 Boblocal uni mat 84 Mm~ •tom 154 Cnmpas'> 26 Tai Mo.1hat wd 4 Adroat•I. 85 Poano 1.om poonl Siio• t 17 DoStilnCC 155 Abstract 28 Fish lure measull' wond~ posoroon 30 Baby bed abbr 87 Swami'~ he•n{I 9 BrownN1 89 Cleve• 157 Down p1ehx 33 EstomJt!'l1 I 19 F"mo1lr· bro.id 91 Break c,ud 158 Anolocoal 35 Ecceruroc horse~ 14 Flower 1JJ11 121 Powc1lul dr.ntv language slanq 20 Colleqe 91 Rrdact'> 160 Thus 37 Gcndrr., O"t" ~h(.'(!r 40 Remo111: 122 TrJp 11 Hono1 94 WothOlll 161 Concerning 124 Norw 1onc: delay 163 TV ok!oe flanges 22 NeWS()(lpPr po('toCal 165 Jewish 43 Father. Lahn 126 Heroic leg ectmon 96 Looi<> m<>l"th 46 Dtsso111es ends 23 La•ge h1a1d a~kilncf' 167 Cosmetoc 48 Elo0t chJrac 128 Yardstick. 25 A~umcd 98 Sm.ill Scot 170 Ota hard ter 131 Staircase ndmC wood 49 Lyne muse pan l•~h 27 Annapoh'> 99 Anatoh;in 173 Cancel ou1 51 C00tng birds 134 Alaskan rcsi· lr0$hm.;n 176 Serioo!> ~Digraph dencc 29 Coni.e g<>Odt.'!>'> 178 River mouth . 64 Chon~· mole 136 Donated QUCntly 101 Buried 139 Compass 103 Wagon train 180 Reno11a1e ~Hindu m,,n Jl Ctot•Cdl 182 Poplar tree tra 141 Verb form 32 Con'>ol1da ooutf' 142 Disgust ex· 106 lodoan mul 183 Kansas 57 lmotant~ IJon IV\1151!!1 lormlv 1>1ession J4 Lonq fnr brnry 60 Pubtoc d1!> 144 Breakfast 107 Arab robr 185 BorE:Oom 36 Painful SPOI$ 187 Speak slowly play servings 38 Babvton.an 409 SOCldl H' 62 Casuat won· 146 Wild animal god StrlCllOll 189 W 1th10. 147 Bu1tdtng in· I 10 Sw•'>S war comb form ers: 2 wets. 39 S1t1p on tiln 190 H10 again 64 Lovr.r's illv-1erior a 1 Grrck lottnr l!H December m1na11on 149 Au1M ntic 42 Elova1or d1 11:? Fohhms 161 Couple 114 Runs 11 .. art 11isi1or 66 Moddavs 1ec11on 192 Fountain 01 68 Saner 153 Floor cover 44 Nocket svm on onto 70 Mu'>•Cal I 16 Wopc ognin ders 1ngs bot 193 Female saint symbol 156 Cavalry 45 P11ntrnq 118 Ovetalls tab 73 Gulde sword mPd\Urt' rtC DOWN 75 V1cun<t s 159 Eves amo 47 Ike s com 1Xl Attends to 1 A ncient sl\on rously mand abbr 123 Pigpens country 76 Calyx p.irr 162 Wards oft 48 Helm P<N 125 OrchrstrJ in 2 Barg41n 78 Task 164 Neck backs loon s1111men1:. event 80 Prepared 166 Lea:>e 50 Pretended 127 Sweeten•n\l 3 Garment 82 Rouqh tall() Hill Freg1ance 52 Compl!'lr agent 4 Plea!l 83 lncantatoon 169 Hraung 55 Pme foghlt•r 129 Nero s tan 5 Steei 86 Per1umc lamp 58 Formerly gvage 6 Knoci.. 88 S1tocon sym 171 Opera solo orefo• 130 Proam s son sharply bol 172 Roman 59 Tay <tgency 137 Convf'nt 7 Contedefate 90 Characteris· despot a&br resodem 8 Prec1p41ous loC 174 Co:1mp shel 61 Bobhcat kong abbr 9 Layer 93 Sc11ous 133 Shamash s ter 63 Loh 10 Bone Laton 175 Being Span 65 Can1alouP1' Wt ft:. 11 Tre<> 95 Knots 97 Tangle 1sh 67 M olk comh 135 Ooslolcf· "~ 12 Prosecutes 99 Swamp 177 Sail yard lo1m pr1i<,s10n 13 leg jOUll HlO Grow molder Scom sh 69 Couch 137 Facts 14 Pontaol duck 102 Pre11a1hng 71 Bobhcal pro 138 Small casei. 15 As far a~ 179 Girl's name fashions noun 140 Droopy 16 Literary 181 Bank roll 72Wh1lt1 143 Purpos111f' notes 104 Planet slang 74 Bar Sf'<JIS 145 Ne&r Scot 17 ts1nglas~ 105 Fear greatly 184 Cordage h· 77 BobloC<ll II to sh 18 Chopin com· 108 Proest's bor 1tes 146 TWIC:f' prolix position 11estmen1 186 Guido's note 79 W 111er 148 Beg1nn1ng 19 Mark 111 Alleged 188 S1nmese dos· Le111n 150 lndoneslan 24 Mul!lal fo1ce aance SEE CLASSIFIED ~ECTION FOR ANSWERS WEEPY WANDA DEAR WANDA: If Ron told you be dldn 't want t.o He )'CHI agaln because you have purple 'oenalll and \two heads wo11ld YoU leel better! The point I'm getting at ii this : What dlf· terence does &he reason make? Ron wants to cool I& &o take the hint and atop crying alrudy. \'our leUer looks as If you dropped It In the bathtub. Fish in other waters. Doll. DEAR ANN LANDERS : Our daughter and our son's wife are both wonderful girls. My husband and I love them very much. We know they love us a lot because every Sun· day they come here for dinner with their· children. <A total of six young ones.> This means ten people to cook for and serve. <Yes , they do help me clean up.) Sunday is the only day Dad doesn't have lo work . It would be heaven if we could take a nap alter church once in a whlle and have a s andwich by ourselves -or go out, just the two of us. But we can't. This r1tt1al ha s be e n es tablis hed -and I seem to be stuck with it. I wonder how many married children realize what dinners mean in terms or work. If mar- ried children enjoy Sun- day dinners with their parents. why don't they at le ast take turns? I wouldn't mind having mine every third week -or better yet. every rourth week. Then Dad <1nd I could go out by ourselves once a month. Ple ase print my letter. Ann. It could be the s alvation of man y gnarled hands and tired feet. If my daughter or daughter-in-law asks me if I wrote it (they both read your column l I 'II s ay, "Yes." -I LIVE IN DURHAM. N.C. ( Horoscope ] MONDAY, JUNE 19 By SYDNEY OMARR ARIES <March 2l·April 19). What you wa nt might actually be handed you on p\"ove rbial s liver platte r. Means don't force issues. Diplomacy, discretion s hould be your policy. Accent on sensing potential, following through, be ing dedica ted without being fanatical. TAURUS (April 20·May 20): What was an obstacle is transformed into a steppingstone. You get financial facts of life. Relationship is tested. You discover what is of value. what you can "afford" to discard. GEMINI cMay 21-June 20 ): Give serious cons ideration to regulations. obligations -you can free y ours elf by taking . per so ~al responsibility for actions. H y~u ms asl on ~ang "protected." you may be paying a steep price. CANCER <June 21 -July 22): Finis h rather than start project. Gain overall view. Aries. Libra figure prominently -so does the number 9. Strong support indicated from one who re· cogniies the value of y our prescience. LEO <July 23-Aug. 22 >: Impact of love hits home. You are more vital. vibrant. alive. You're involved and this incfudes investment, speculation. swift changes, children, affair of heart. Create. interpret. imprint individual style. VIRGO <Aug. 2.3-Sept. 22>: Follow through on hunch, idea -one who taught you is again available. You could clea r legal barriers. make sale, be more secure, get better idea concerning property value. LIBRA <Sept. 23-0ct. 22>: Diversify. meet people, go places. do things. Popularity is on UP· swin g . Calls. visits. vis itors crowd in on schedule. Short journey, perhaps involving re- lative. also commands attention. SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Restrictions, challenges, finances. building materials arc on agenda. Accent on collecting what you need. analyzing fine print. becoming stronger throo~h knowledge. SAGl1TARIUS <Nov 22·Dec 2Jl· You are capable now of bringing harmony out of chao~ You see pote ntial for beauty You can enhance value of property. home by "carrying out your visions." Gemini. Virgo figure prominently. CAPRICORN CDeC'. 22-Jan. 19)· Relata ves. family situations. domestic activities. changes and adJustments are featured. Costs. budgets a rc revie wed. T im e payments come in for scrutiny. AQUARIUS tJ an. 20·1''eb. 18>. Promis es are m ade. some are kept, others belong in land of ta ntasyl Know it and prepare accordingly. Means take much that you hear with proverbial gr a in of s <1lt. Pisces, Virgo natives figure in scena rio. PISCES <Feb. 19-Marc h 20): You get going toward goal. Key now is achievement, ac· complishment. One "in charge" permits you to line up priorities. In personal life. deep involve· m cnt, relationship is intensiried. Home A way From H ome Basket /or Baby ~ffil. S1111~ & Co11~/or1ah/,· ~ Cotton liner & Qw/1 Why Be.ef Costs By KRISTIN GOFF NEW YORK <AP > -There':. bad ne ws j us t in tim e for the barbecue season -prices of steak and hamburger are gomg up But for those who hkt• lo plan a head . s tc<tk m ay a g<1 an be a bargain in several years. Say. 1983 The reason has to do with th~ cyclical nature of the cattle lil· duslrv Beef is in short supply now because in 1975 when the herd was at a record 132 million head and prices began to decline, cattlemen cut back on beef production That, plus problems of drought in certain areas. reduoed total herd to about 116 million this year The reason your barbecue could be a bargain again in 1983 is that it may take at least that long for the e xpansion of the cattle he rd tu have a s ubs tantia l impact on grocer y prices. according to one agricultural economist. That is no guarantee that beef prices will actually be lowe r several years from now than they are today -inflation is eating away al the dollar and costs oC the middlemen are going up too. But if historical trends hold true. today':,. beer shortage should be a beef sur- plus by 1983 to 1986. "Calves born today won't be on the dinner table ror 1WO to three years." says Tommy Beale, an econo mis t for Cattle· Fax. the marketing a r m or the Nat1on<il Catllc men·s Association But 1t will take even longer than that for the herd to reach its peak since cattlemen must keep many cows off lhe market for breeding, ln the process of expanding their StO<'k. That leads Beale to predict that it will be 1983 to 1986 before lhe cyclical beef industry is agam at the height of ats expansion with beef in plentiful supply. Governme nt figures s how thl' prict' or a pound of hamburger went from 92 cents in the summer of \9i 5, when ranchers began sell ing off the record herd. to a low of 79 l'CnL'i a pound in April of las1 'ear. After that the natural cycle. {·om pounded by drought problems began to reduce beef supplies an<!. prices climbed s teeply IT'S CURLY, QUICK & PERFECT FOR SUMMER' OUR BRUSH 'N GO BODY BOUNCE PERM BY REALISTIC Realistic'c. Body Bounce No Set-Pe rm rake-. 10 ~unsh1ne and c<Hefree summer days as beautifully as 1t take'i to Wdter 1 Simply ~hampoo as usual, tousle with your fingers then ,,, --' take off for parts unknown with your hair looking 11~ healthful and stylish best. As an extra bonus, we'll toss in a personal styling brush as a gift w ith your new perm . . . plus, save you money on the perm itself Reg. 45 00. 22.SO including style cut. (l ong hair 'lightly h1gherl Hnl -hfl.,., /llrw c \1111rl1 ( ••o•r Pl11:t1 • J:. ~ I BUFFUMS BEAUTY STUDIOS ALSO FEAnJIE: Man 1turt:''> •Pedicures • Sculptured Nails • E~-N ·Tips • Adr~n Arpel Sl..in Renewal Clinics • Waxing • Electroly'>t~ • Men's Expert Hair Styling ON,. •11:"CH hNTA ANA MAllNA POMONA PALOS VHD£S LAKEWOOD NEWPORT ~ HAaM sAN OlfGO lACUNA HlllS .UCADIA WlSTMINSTH CUNO.W ... DAILY PILOT Suna11 J un_, 18 1978 ...... -····-~-........ ......._....-_ ......... , .. Sex Attitudes Still Conservative? Frankness, Tolerance Increase Hav; Done Little to Change Views By JOHN BARBOUR BLOOMINGTON, Ind. IAP> Thirty years a.go m .ttus quiet college town. Americit took its r first btte Of the apple -and lost ib Sexual 10 nocence Jn the three decades since. Americans havt' wandered through a sexual landscape that many felt bizarre and disturbing .But a new report from Allred Kinsey s l~st1tute for Sex Research, due this year. 111 d1cates that some conservative bells are sound· 1ng m the American mind. THERE WILL BE continued openness 1n sex ual discuss ion. The divorce rate will climb. There will be more premarital sex. until perhaps nine o ut of 10 will enter marriage no longer virgin Yet there is <.t strong vetn or conservatism underlying all of this. says Or. Paul Gebhard. the scholarly 60-ye.ir-old director of the institute who has been engaged 1n sex rei.clirch since 1946 '"We usked how they <Amor1cans> felt about different varieties or sexual behavior, and we discovered that the great majority are againsl extramarital intercourse They are strongly down on prostitution They violently disapprove 1Jf homosexuality ·· SOME OF TlllS IS d1sgu1sed Americans questioned by the institute agree that homosex uals should have Jobs. But what kind of Jobs" They may be mus1c1ans, actors. rJorists. sn tenor decorators but not judges. pubhc of fic1als. policemen. phys1c1ans, teachers. Marriage and the nucleor family urt' not threatened. but Gebhard says. "I think i.oc1ety will be much more tolerant about ltv1ng arrangements than they are now Our present Jiving-together phenomenon is for all practical purposes accepted Who knows" Maybe even the govcrnm<.·nl will accept 1t c.ind allow unmarried couµles to ftl(' Joint tax re turni. ··Most o f the young people living logether h<:1v(• ended up getting married l 0 vl' asked the m why. and il"s funny because they can·t giVl' ~ou any really rational reason They l>oth contmue w.ork tng Everythmg as exacUy the same. (.>XCelJt they've gotten married "Jt seems to be more a symbohc thing They want to affirm their relat1onsh1p And whu.t are they .i.:01n.i.: to do" Take out an ad in a newspuper'>" The institute 1t~clf has hit some bad times wt11ch has made it more difficult to produce its report!--The current study. for mstance. was started an 1970 The s taff numbers only 25. and most 9f that 1s ht'lp from Indiana Um-.iersity students. This year ''> budget 1-. about $200.000. down from $300,000 last year because of the loss of a federal grnot .... h1ch supported a oattonal sex 1n formation l>Urcau The institute has chunged quarters on campus a numbt•r of times and now resides with its ltbrury. l he world's ll:lrgest col lcclion of l'rol1ca. m a few rooms of a golnt(' teaching hall Kinsey 1s buried in nearby Rose llill Cemetery I le cllccl 111 Wfili of hel:lrt failure al age 6.'t B UT Tiit: INS1'1TU1't: hus had hard times bdore and survived This year 1l issued a new • report on homosexualit~ in San Francisco. and its work continue!> The first l\1n'>C)' n ·p11rt JO ycl:lrs l:lgo un hinged the American mmd with !>UCh under ground facts as one tn three American males has al least one homosexual experience lo or gasm. half or th<.· females interviewed had pre marital intercourse. onc 1n 10 married women never had un oq.~asm l'ven .ifter 15 ye.irs of n1<.1rraugc From that year on. ltkc a gem<.· lel ou,t of the buttll'. sex seemed Lo nse to ,my whim -.oml'th1ng old. something new, :-.umething bor rowed. something blue Kinsey didn't !--turt 1L Sexual habits had been getting more libcrnl for yel:lrs But has re ports revealed thl-' gap between the way Americans talked about \ex and the wav thev practiced 1t · · There were· cl<:ep forc:cs al w11rk on the na l111n's sexual c<mscic>usnl'ss. Gcbhard explains Thcr<' w<.1s un inercL1sing demand for personal freedom Then· Y.CJs .tht· l'1m11nuing emanc1pa 11on or women dcmOJnding t11 b<· treated like ------;STARTS WEDNESDAY 1----. 2 Groups In Concert WALT DISNEY•s TECHNICOLOR @~ isthewonl ~ IKJ&.Rl m1W0001~ A,~ C Aki< ~'Jc'O[\I K. JIO" JOHN TRAVOLTA OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN GREASE ..... STOCKARDCHANNING .. ~ .... ,.,. .. _«-•-" EVEARDE.N.FRAN~IEAvALO:>; .()AN BLONDEll. EDD BYRNES. SID CAESAR, ALICE GHOS TLEY, OODY GOODMAN, SHA NA-NA "' _ .. llR()NT( WOOOARO --.. ~llA"I CA.fl!! ....... __ ... Jl,to\JA{Oli'>M 'W,\1/11[:"!(AS(:V -·--~ .. ~W~ ... AAXll'IEFOX.--"••<...,•"'"' ·--PATl1KIA lllll(lt _ .. RaUT5TIGWOOO .. ~lAl'ICAA!l ...... RANOALKl.El'i{I! ~ • -·->··-·.[~.I K.....-. ..... ~• ........... ,,_,,_...._ ........ ...,.~.,_._._..,_ • ~ ......... ,." ....... ,... •.• ,. ; '' : -··~·-411M1 ......... NOW PLAYING UA CINEMA ,, oa.., 1 1'>. i" • ~ 10 . 1 ·~. 10 oo Costa Mesa 171~1 ~40·059• 11 0111y 11 -~ • 2 !>l1 . • ~~. 1oo .,10 The Shnwcase Singer~ "ill ap)>l•ar w1lh the All 1\ mN1cu11 Boys Chorus 1n a 7 p m concert Loda~ al Fullt·rton ·~ Plummer ,\udstonum Th<' ltcv R1ch<1rd Coul!hlin chn·t·lor of the lim s t:h1111 . w:is rccenllv honor<.'d b\ the Orange l'11u111 :i. l'ress Cluh fur l"'lrTI 111 Ullll v "l'r\ ll"l' T11·kl'ls for tun1ghl .., 1·orH'l'rl ;1n• S2 50 Thl' .nu.l1111num '" al Chari man 1\ \'f•11u1• .ind / ,t•m11n '-,\n•t•I 1561 W SUNFLOWER W OF BRISTOL C M 5•0 0594 ~ JOHH TRAVOLT.A "GREASE" IPG I ~ JOHH rRA VOL f A "GRUSE" "GJ ~ "OUR WIHHtHG SEASOH" "GI JUL__~ Based on a true ''""' PLUS "'PRISONER OF SECOND AVENUE'" THEATRES-ORANGE CO ·SENIOR CITIZENS s2.oo SO. COAST PLAZA >410 Jdlt1SI ~f-1711 lllHltl"'C "llU.10,.. S HERO" t<il 0Allf t tt Ut/--111_._ ...... "CHARLOnE'S WEI" • 11-t-H SAT1--.J-OW;IJ '41Unst11Sf S41-1111 r•IUMl* , ..... --.-,..,... "SATUROA Y t'l<iHT FEYP"IRI ----SOMY HO PUSH .... ,_. ... -a~ .. U TfWM l•l .. 1 Jl-~•1-1:ll-9'U SO. COAST PLAZA If S4Mfl • r111 ,_ "Tl ... TOltEU" lltl o ... , ..,. t . ..r /--1 ·4 .. l<I t.eill "CUTIA UICI MOtfSTH' '*"'" "''' __ ._, •. ,,...1.,11 ''llWOt4 S HOIO" CGI -.. T/IUM-lll..........,. "CHAllLOm'S Wit" ...... 1.1 t LU /14116-Ji f W .. '-1 "It CINEMALAND 141Ue M$ Allk•Ul-l.1 till HU• I "SIMI TOUGH" Ill t )tWta.t IH._,.o4NU "COMA" .,,..,.,. '4fl._......,..,..,, human beings who had their own sexual need:. a nd rights. There was the wamng power of con- veotional religion with its requirement of blind. rundamentalist faith There was gr eater literacy and the exposure to new ideas that transcended hometown mores. There was World War II and the social mix it created All of this produced change in sexual habits and sexual frankness. Jn 1948 when the firs t re· port came out journalists complained that they couldn't use the word "masturbation" in public print. Kinsey kept most of the expltctly erotic material under lock and key . Today, the eabinets are unlocked. The sam e malerial. Gebhard says. 1s sold 1n books and magazines on Main Street PART OF TllE CHANGE in the last :JO .vcars was a rebelhon to hypocrisy toward sex American women were told to be beautiful and sexy like a Hollywood star Men were told lo took but not touch. Gebhard re members "Back in the late forties and fifties. the 1deu was. to put 1t bluntly. to be a lease Flaunt your µhysical bait. but don't do unything about it un t1l you have a marriage band on In a way that was rather upwholesome. a kind of bartering process. not only 1n marriage. but m dating. "The average male was interested in how far he could go physically, and the average fem<1le wanted to see how much of a good time she could have without having to pay too dearly Today 1t 1s healthier People marry, but not pri marily for sexual reasons You can have sex without getting.married · · In his opinion, this leads to happ1N mar nagcs. based on other compatsb1lit1es Then why the rising divorce rate"' .. People expecl more ... Gebhard soys ·Part1cularly women expc•ct m ore from a mar nage Jn another day. marnages may havt; hung together. but Lht·y were unhappy mar riagcs forced to sta~ together by socall pr<.·s sure. stigma aod t•conom1c pr('ssure ·· THERE ARE OTllER rcasoni. People change. but not alw.iys m parallel direcuons If one looks at marriage as a c1v1 l contract. rather than a religious thing, you can't c:oncc1ve of dnyonl' signing a hrcllmc controct without a loophok. which I'> what the old trad1t1on of mar On the other hand. tht· dl\'orcc raw hides another trend The V<.tSt mc.ijOrtl) or divorced J people r<•marry So while ind1v1dual unions may break up. 1t may have thl· effl•ct. 1n tht-end. or 'itn•ngthcning the 1nstituwm of marriage Attitudes toward sex are definitely <.1g("· graded The younger people arc. the less liberal the• pul>hc at large is tow;,inl their sc~u11 l behavior But this. too. 1s clouded by some mis l0onccpt1ons G <.'b han1 sa) s most voun11. pl'oplc arc no\ promiscuous. which implies multtµle p.irtncrs Young fM:Oplt· thcms cl\•cs thmk that 1i. wrong Tht.• y m<.1y ha \'l' a rel<.1uoni.h1p that la..,ts J .,Pmesll'r or unlit graduall<m or collegt'.'. bul 1n that tam<' tht.•y an· m1>0og<:1mou'o . going \tl'a<h In a sense thl• la'>t JO \t.·ars h<t\l• eh·arl'rl lht' .iir Things are settling cloY.n U NIVERSAL S TUCIOS TOUR MCA NOW PLAYING HARIOR fWIH #I .,.., M "<:l 6'11> '"1.,1 WILUAM LEE HOLDEN GRANT ThMlEN €)MEN JI The fu-st time was only a warning. .{ii). After her, 1-t:~orce, Erica got to kDQw some pretty Interesting people ... Including herself. u w0 man SEXUAL A IT1Tl.J DEc- ROCKY lolew 4 fc;tC.k Stereo So .. n<l P•us 1PG1 edw ards UDO tlHEMA 'THANK GOO IT S FRIDAY ' .. ,;;~;;-:,·~~· .. •' '· ' .d ! n_ 1111 I \~I Plus (PG) h \l~j " SYLVESTER 5"11lLLONE •l "F·l·S·T " T I I[-<R l CIU.LK I\< "(0)N CAPRICORN ONE flllQI I' Ol.tlU f(f,.lf \AV'At.A , ll\AMfNfll A4..tl IPGJ Plu\ ··COMA '~,, edwa1ds CINEMA -... ~ ... ·- c~, .... ,~ .. Anltlony edwa1ds ~ARBOR JWIH Ou1nn 1 ..-uao•., ... \.() .. j ....... ... ,.,... ___ ....... O\,rl t.•• , .... ___ ,,_,. ,.,,, ,,... • " f ,..,.. ., •• edw~rds MESA CINEMA ANNIE HALL odWl'M,•i•O •' "" I CO\t• Ml\• ••• \U\ WAl1U .. AJH .. U \\ll ll\\l t•11i1tf CUNOA JA(O()N . I I I t I ' l ••1 ,........ . "House j r \\\Ill \ Calls" OMEN II ·st/t(;'~~S1Es ed~~~~~ B~SJ.O~.~~~.EMA -:r ~ \0 , .... THE BUDDY CLOSE Ef"COUNTERS I HOLLY ST()RY . S7 oo toll 1 30 Sa\ s .. r "'ar •rq(PG) Piu~1g',?1 ednds llUNTINCTON GARY ANXIETV "·,~···~1·.·;· BUSEY "~·· w \ • •'"' ( -\~ BURT ~ ~' REYNOLDS "THEE~()., 11\~!!2 S7 00 11112 30 <;at Sun MATINEES __ ( ~~~~~~.J!~!~~-~fST DAILY THANK GOO .. , ,.., '" '"' ITS FRIOAV Plu' "°'or>IP•ev ·1111: ' Pep I \S'll' ·j"' PM1PC· _, iJ f .• ,,,,·'•Att ~~It:~~' l~'\1-5 ,,.......M ••. .,.,. _,,QL_l ~ h1 Plu• !PCI ""HOUSE CALLS ' 5111uno11Yr NI Gk FEVEn f' I \ Pion PC• "HOUSE CALLS .._.. ... ••"*' .. - ENTERTAINERS 'MOST DIFFICULT CHARACTER l'VE TAKEN ON' Loretta Swlt Finds Role In Serles Challenging. Dot Lips Cools? 'M-A-S-H' Star Mellowing By JERRY BUCK LOS ANGELES <AP> ·-Is Hot Lips mending her wicked, wickc>d ways? Don't C•'>Unt on it. '.\J <.iJ l\l urgar et .. Hot Lips" Houlihan. as played bv LorNla S\\it. ts the resident heavy on "M-A-S-H." Hc-r tornd romance with a marned doctor, Maj. Frank Burns. t•ncled l ong ago, a nd s he's married now. True. she's mdlow<:d . But her marriage is on the rocks, and she's into another a ll c.JJr \\Ith Alan Ald<:t 's Hawkeye Pierce. _ 11 nwy ~ound like a soap opera, but love 1s seldom fun - nl('I' ~ha11 on this CBS series. "M-A-S-H" is frozen in time in thl· l-\r>1 t•an \\ ar. where doctors and nurses in the front-line mt·chca l hosp1t_al fi ght_ to save lives .and wage their own Pl'l\'ate campwgn against the futility of war, the boredom c.tnd eat'hother. ~tARGA R ET'S WANTON WAYS earned her the 111drnamc.• of tlot Lips, but the humor comes from her re- Jusal <.'\l'll jn the heat of passion to f('COgnize her own d<.·· ~ll'L'S She 1.., the.• s uperefficient, by-the-book head nurse , et seething w ith inner tt'Qsions and eonflicting emotions· She tcrrorizc~ the company 'Clerk. Radar. She's a pain to tht.· commanding officer. She rails against the pranks of H awkeye. , Yet. ~retta Swit has endowed Maj. Houlih<rn with such \'Ulnerab1hty. sensuousness and tfeep-seated compassion that ;;~e emerges as one of the roost lovable heavies on 1t•ll•v1s1on "SHE'S TllE !\JOST difficult charac ler l'v(· e\'er taken on." !rnys Loretta, the blonde, green-eyed actress who has bc.•en. \\1lh the series since its debut in September 1972. That s \.\Orthy of note, since the show has had ;,1 s teadv t 11rnover of performers. - "Thl· most dilficull part of her 1s that she's humorless. although tht> v1e\.\.e r finds her funny. She's a heuvv. but with n 'dt.·e ming qualtlieo.,. She's human and humane. a·nd I trv to (~Sllf\' .~l.'1' OUll'a~C'OUS h ehavio r by being the best nurse in Korl'a. Loretta. who never calls her Hot Lips because she lwltt•H·s 11 1:-. a rlerogato~y nickn<1me. s<1~·s. "Mar garet's re· ~111~ .. a vC'ry !5ex ual. pass1on<Jte human being, so it makes 1t d11/1cu~t tor her to be furious with Hawkeye while she's dav- dt t•Jmmg what ll is like to be m h1!-> arm~ .. • For six yt•ars llot Lips was the object of leering .rnkl'" lrnm ll<.1\.\k<.>ye and his companions in mischief :'\ow 1t !\(•cms she and Hawkeye have been carrying the torch for t·ach other all these ~ eurs ' . MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY "THE BUDDY HOLLY STORY" "CAPRICORN ONE" (PG) "THE LAST WALTZ" (PG) AMERICAN GRAFFITI " (PG) '"THE STING'' ''CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND" "THE DEEP" (PG) "IF EVER I SEE YOU AGAIN" "FM"(PG) "OUR WINNING SEASON" 'RETURN TO MACON COUNTY" "WHERE OOES IT HURT?" (R) .. THE LAST WALTZ" "GOODBYE GIRL" (PG) "RABBIT TEST" "HOUSE CALLS'' . "ANNIE HALL" (PG) "DAMIEN: THE OMEN 2" (R) "THE SENTINEL .. "DAMIEN: THE OMEN 2" (R) "THE SENTINEL" ALL. CtfttVR>tNSOl"CN "lOP ........ HTlY Cllthf u .. _ I 2 'r•• u .. i.u • ICICld•• ~•n•ou"d -.. ' . ... ... ( Sunday June '8 1978 DAILY PILOT Bf) Actor FU,.·ds 2 Words Difficult 'Thank ¥014 ' at Play's End Won't Come Easy for Ferrer NEW YORK <AP > -Jose Ferrer. starring m "A Life in the Theater" for six weeks now, is s till worltitu! .. on how to say ·'thank you." ~ Ferrer and James McDonnell portray actors in David Mamel.'s two-character drama al the off-Broadway de Lys. With costumes and props, they do bits frQm various kinds of plays. Jn between they talk and change clothes. wigs and makeup "backstage " Ferrer s ay:., "Al the end. when he tells me they're closing the theater, I have to say to him. 'Thank you.· Two short httle words I can tell vou that I S \\ cat, and have ro r several weeks. on how to say 'thank ) OU • "l 'VE BEEN a member of Ac· tors Equity -;incc 1935, and through tr i:.il \lnd error i>ne learns to cheC'k what works and doesn ·1 work. Plus seeing myself in mO\'WS, l have a reasonably accurate idea of what my voice aecompllshes "Last night r think I stumbled on the beginning of a way to make 'thank :rou· mean what I think it :-hould mean I s uppose in the nt•xl two or three weeks 1t 'll start to t<1kc s hapl' ''I'm than.long him for the life we have rived during this play. J"or lls tcnmg to me. r'or fr ghlmg m (• For insulting me. It is a most complicated thing. I have to sum up the whole play in l\\-O words. ~ "1'~1 NOT saying I'm d oi ng it That IS the impossible goal or J cllng. that unreachable horizon I !'>Ct for myself. which brings mt· on stage. There 1s something I can cto better " Ferrer says that appearing off Broadway rn <1 role created last October by Ellh Habb isn't a n>m eel own. "Thul began to dr<,appear a long time ago I think the pcr!'>on who crncked tl most :-.uccessful- lv was Mary Martin At the peak of ht'r fame she did Ethel l\tt•rman's part rn ·Annie Get Your Gun' in Te xas Then s he took 11 all over the country. and 1t didn't d1m1nish h(•r :-.tamting one s ingle IJ1t In rc·cL·nt times. "llt•llo. Dolly" Y.a:s J.lla yed by a number of ~tars .. llE L,\ST ;,ppea red on Hroadwa) 11 :-cars al!,o, :spe lling Richard Kiley in "MCAn of La Manchu " Fern•r also to ured 1n that s how's f1r:-.t nallonal com· p;.iny. F err e r says "the p hony aristocracy of not being No 2 .. has n ever c o ncerned him he<:ause he's played so .many r o l es ltke S hak es p eare's Richard Ill. where he wasn't ex- perted to "create" the role. lie wa!> I ago to Paul Robeson's Othello on Broadwa) and went rn :-.uch <1iverse directions as Charley·:-. /\unt and Cyrano cle Ber gerac ( '()R'1.\:\ COLSl~S) EXPANDS YOUR WORLD in the DAILY PILOT 1 AP PlloCO IMPOSSIBLE GOAL? Actor Jose Ferrer F er r e r was Cyrano on Broadway, won an Acadcmv Award ror the ffiOVll'. played it twice for television and made a recording of 1t. Wo uld he e ... er uc Cyrano again·! "I don't know. I think I've had my shot at Cyrano. I don't know how old you can be a nd still go on doing Cyrano. In the classical theater . years ago. age was or no importance Men played Romeo in their 60s and 70s ,~ "It is wonderful when people go to theater to see acting and not to see realism lo an era of TV news reporttng. 1r they would dCCept rl remains tu be sN·n ·· J ose V•cente Ferrer Otl rs y Cintron wa:. born 10 Santurce, Puerto Rico. Hrs Spanish born pare nts were naturali zed C S c1 t12 ens and w ant ed their duldren to i:row up in Amcnca, so they moved here when Jose was b NOW 6'. he has two rules Gel plenty of :.leep and eat good l ood He doesn 't overeat. though Som(•t1mes &tripped to leotard and tights 1n ··,\ Life in the Theuter." his stomach is flat ··1 qurl s mokinf{ 2H years ago I drink only wme . One day I 'II s top drinking .. llt• thinks of h1m\clr as Joe "Joe 1s the fellO\\ I went to school with Jn:-.e J!,rcw up and became an actor. Of cours~ I'm J ose 1n Puerto Rico " Alter "/\ Life 1n the Theater" -F errer 1s s1An t·d tor s ix months he "' .int s to do "another !>1>mllh1ng in ;'\;t·w York." "What I rN1ll y \HJuld hke to do 1s to direct Jnd produce plays here I would be perfectly will· ang to go on acting. but in this countr y acting 1s a catch-a:. catch can proposition. J 've had scripts I hked but nobody would touch them. ··Most of my big hits were thm~s nobody would touch, so I m ad e them myself and l want to ~et back into that. Nobody would touch 'The Shrike· or ·stalag 17 so I produced them I produced ·cyrano·. Then they were bought for film!>" In 1952 F e rrer produced. dirt•('tcd and acted 1n "Tht! Shrike." prOduced and directed "Thl· Chase ' and directed "Tht' four Poster .. Ile won Tonys for acting in "The Shrike·· and for d1 rr<.·tmg "The Four Poste r .. "MY REAL joy is to c·reate an evening of entertainment I'm not a ham: I hate that word. I'm not a cheap vendor of tinware My training was tn New York and I try to deliver a Broac1way level perfor mance wherever l am . People who pay for tickeb always get m y best "But I'd hkt· to be a provider of theatrical ent(!rtainment. J don't have to be the center of 1t :\ly name doesn't even have to be on the marquN· "Th<.• onlv thing 1 ·m really \'810 about. I !'>Uppose. 1s that ffi\' name s(•t.•m :-t o be s till synony mous w1lh an element of quality. I m not something you c an buy in a warehouse." #llCW MUSIC At "' .. nr THI LAST WALTZ tNI •OY SC"tlOH JAWS 7 ll'OI SO.IT. HO 't.UU l UtOt OOUl.11 e I.Yin U OUN CAP .. CO.N OHi lf'OI /, ·, ;t .',Al 11! 11[ L( /I I • 11 < llNIC()IOCI"' ~ 00 OOt.BY STEJll!O ROY SCHEIDER LORRAINE · · MURRAY GARY HAMllJON a '!!11Ditf\ROVIN rROOUl 110'1 \',·t·L~t-.rl.Rl.GOlllrn , ... ~ •1, rn r r '"H • ·L',·.~1 sn.·t:< l\i t.'ll 'I 1-.'t' '"1'1!J'l'l'l1lfRW1ll~!Y-I/ w ~ llfi'.l'I 11~,w:, PrrotcPl!t'1'NtHAkUl1 /ANlf{ K .1r11H~VRR(JWIH~.N ti r11~a 1(1 IOI A VfS "' I >! t I" ... ,,. L.::... . "'' ... B NOW PLAYING EDWARDS' NEWPORT •2 CINEMA WEST #1 Newpor1 Beach 644·0760 Westminster 892·4~93 BUENA PARK DRIVl·IN Buena Park 821 ·4070 ..... _.._ 7tJ/~Jt '~'° \ .. _ .. 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Charge it tocjayL u-llll IUIJ UITA AU IAllEIUIDllO vmuu WEIT COYIU WESTllllST{R , . I t -~- • • INSIDE : •MiltonMoskowitz •Stocks f •RobertJ. Bruss •Real Estate \ Sundly,Junt 18.,1878 °"4LY Pt.LOT Mo CJ \ ' ,,. -- ,. s \I l c ' \ I f Microcircuits Tilt Rockwell Chips .Into Video Games SIZE OF CHIPS (WAFER ANO CIRCUITS) COMPARED TO DIME IN INSERT Magnified Colored Chip in Large-scale Integrated Circuit Shows Electronic M~ze By THOM LECOQ Ol IM Oally l'jlet MAH P~all wizards, accustomed lo the clatter- ing of_ •ays and the whjrl or counter wheels, are aoout to enter the world of micro erec· tronics. The Ughts will still blink and that chrome ball will ::.llll go its own frustra ting way. but Gottleib. maker of those flashy machines that " ~ ~· O'RANGE COUNl'V ~ BUSINESS '\~ , . Of the Week -~----A .. hne arcade walls. is about to offer a home model at a quarter of the price of the old boarqwalk models. GOTTLEIB HOPES il will catch on with I hose who like their a musements handy -at home Rockwell lnternat1onal hopes they'll catch on too. RorkwPll's Mi croeleclronirc; DPvirP D1v1sion, located at 4311 Jamboree Road. Newport Beach, makes the tiny mic rocomputer lhal conLrols the new pinball machine. Though they only have one score tally -rt 's ~1 digital read-out like an electronic watch 's the whole device costs only about $500. Arcade models go fo r $2,000 or so. Rockwell's name has been synonymous with high-grade commercial a nd military com- rn unications equipment Its electronics are found aboard mtmy planes. rockets and other war vehicles BUT TJIE CO~IPANV also has its lighter ~1de For ex<1mple. it m <.1kes: -The microprocessor at the heart of Mat- tt-1 '~ football game that made chair-bound 0 .I. Diplomas Plus Payments Slmpsons of half a m11lipn youngsters ta::.t Christmas. The chip that t•omputes weight and price on new Toledo scales The electronic innards for Data Terminal Systems' cash register und inventory control system that took a big hunk of busmess away from National Cash Register. THE TINY ELECTRONIC circuits prinled or "grown" m dust-free labs tn its Newport Beach plant control watering systems on goU courses. provide s ignals for Altair video games. keep watch through sensors in Silent Knight home security systems and are turning up in Bell System telephones that automatically re- dia I busy numbero.;, and .. well. Rockwell makes a lot of unusual c1rcu1ts. If you open the small devices that operate l all these electronic gadgets, you find even tinier squares of s1lcon. Four will fit on a thumbnail. Look at them with a 20 power microscope. however, and you find myriad cnss-crossed hnes. fanciful curving designs and materials so t•xot1c that Hockwell won'I tell you what they are Trade secrets • A WALK THROUGH one of the labs where the minute chips are made provides a glimpse into on~ of the faste~l growing and changing -businesses in ex1::.t1mc(• Step through th(• dow of the lab s upervised by Ginger Todd and ~ou are greeted first by the roar of an aJr filtration .... y:-.tem that keeps out partides smaller than a few wavelengths of light The, second 1mpress1on 1s of cleanliness. White walls. a floor that has not seen a fool print for years and small tables covered by hoods that draw air awav lrom work areas. The third thmg noticed 1s that almost ever) bench holds one or more precision instrument::.. mo:,.tl~ m1eroscope~, .but a number of other ex 011c look in~ devices as well. <S~ PINBALL, Page C3 > -Most graduates repay student loans, but there are a .. few surprises ny JACKIE llVMAN Of lhe O~oly Pilot S~lt Student loans Some people say they're a 'lake the money and run" opportunity for dead· ucats /\re thcv'' ··1 fully 'intend to pay it back." says flarbura Gensler. who received a nursing degree this ::.pring from Golden West College in llunlington Beach "Unfortunately, it seem s like the at~1tudc of a lot of students is 'that's a j.!lft somcb6dy gave me ... "I INTr.NO TO pay 1L back by all means ... -.ay .... a I luntin~ton Bc<1ch man who JUSl received his de~rn· 1n finance from Cal State Long Beach "If 1t hadn't been for those student I nan~ I wouldn't haH~ made it" Thl' stau s ucs asre consistent at community <'Ollc·ges . universities and private colleges About R5 percent of the ~raduatc:-, are currently paying back their loans or havt! negotiated an a cceptable agreem ent clue Ln speci a l circumstances. Some loan officers have had unusual ex perienccs m their efforts to see that federal moneys in many cases provided by banks "1th a government guarantee are eventually paid off. RICHARD SJ<JLLMAN. director of student financial aids at Chapman College tn Orange. r ecalls a graduale with a Las Vegas address who had fallen behind in his payments One day. the man we1lked into the f1nanc1al office. asked how much he owed and peclerl off the entire Sl.100 sum in SIOO bills. "which 1s more cash than has ever been in this offl~e ··1 have CJ feeling that hc'rl JUSt had a great night." Skillman said. Beverly P Yeh. f1nanc1al aids cMr<.hnator for Golden West College, says she tries to com bane compassion with caution in screening loan apph- cant~ ONE APPLICANT described his occupation as manufacturing ID cards. and produced ..t !>tn ni.? of fake drivers licenses bearing his pi~ture .. Needless t o say. I didn 't give him a loan," ~trs Yeh said. She had even less luck with one young man who was given a loan and immediately withdrew from school llo"ever. he came back a few weeks later J:-. a .... ht· "11£ SAID hto• really needed that check 1l paid for thl' :-.ex·l·hange operallon ... ::.aid Mr!> Yeh "lle1::.paytn~itback .. Student loans generally fall into three tate~ories National Director Student Loans. Building Changes Up Against Wall Delays May Outweigh Energy Conservation Ry JOANNE REYNOLDS Of llW 0•11, Pilol SLlll On .Jul} l. Californians will get a new set of hu1ldtn~ regulations mmed at reducmg energy <'Cinsumpt1on rn hous<.·s. offices and stores Some construct1nn industry people figure lhe rurc could he wor:.c than the ailment NO ONE IS WILLING to predict how much the new regulations will add to the already high t·ost or building, but it's a sure bet the new laws will be responsible for an increase. Another aspect of the problem is that the "hole process of designing buildings a nd check· rng out those designs and construction is-going to consumemorc time msomecasesdoubleit. The new laws were enacted in a pair of bills .-.ponsorcd by state Sen Alfred Alqu!sl, D·Santa Clara. They co,·c·r t wo categories -residential <ind non-residential DISCUSSING TllE new regulations, Bob Fowler. building director for Newport Beach nacf~lwo-bOOKS On fin desk. -One 'W?ls-a ~(---· pamphlet "That." he said poinrtng, "covers the residential r egulations " The other book 1s a large black binder i-tuUed with paper about two inches thick. l t cover.s non·res1dcntial Both sets will apply to all new construction for which no building permit has been issued as uf July 1. The rules also will apply to remodel- mg jobs alter lhat date Fowler said add1t1ons to buildings aJso will .be covered and when the adctition exceeds 3Q percent or the existing building, the original also must be brought into conformance. HERE'S A QUICK rundown of the new re- sidential re~uJatlons as outlined by Fowler . Window a~ea . currently limlt4XS by law to20 p('rcenl of the noor urea or {I h<>me. wlll be further rrductd to JB Pf'l"Ctnt. More can be added if doublt>·Pfined windows. similar to those used ln a1rline". are Installed. Fowler said that, along lbe Orange Coast. mo~t homes have 40 percent window area, or mor<' In area~ whert' there ore vlt•ws " I I ' I . / l I ----- r I MOR~COMPlfCATEO HE"A~G. lfGHTl!'.G R£GUCAT~ ST~"f 't-.. -- " Insulation must be installed in external walls and under the roof. as required by current slate law. The new law additionaJty calls for in- sulation to be placed around the outer rim of a foundation between the s lab and the ground -The new rules effectively eliminate the use or electricity for central heating and for water heaters Size of central heating units will be re duced by the new rcf!ulations a nd f'owh•r -;aid some of the smaller units that will have to be uiscti are not yet on the mark<'l -Use of pilot lights on heaters are out and they wiU be replaced by an intermittent ignition system. The new law eventually wUI do away wlth pilot llghts on. all appliances. THE COMMERCIAL regulations are based on aeotraph.y. assigning dillercnt r.cgulallOn!> depending on un urea's climate. As In the housing rcJtulauons t hr non I t res1d£'nlial t•odes are aimed at lighting and hcatini?. but are considerably more complex For instance. Bill Harbeck. of F'owl~r" staff, said. "We usrd to provide uniform lightinl( throughout an office. Now we have regulation.5 that specify how much light should be assigned for each use." ti E SAID TllJ\T, IN addition to 1nd1v1dua1ti tnA the light man office. the hghts must operate independently of one another PresentJy, most offices u."e l single circuit. ~1 device that in some cases will control the lighting on an entire SJoor of a building Th;lt will no longer be allowed a nd Fowler said the additional cost for large buildings to tn· stall individual switche$ and circuits is lo· calculable. Heating and cooling large bu1ldin1is 1s going to be another e~nswe and difllcult .. • -· -;·. ~ ·~J,,;~:,;.~~,J;-,1~!:,~1t'~~..;-"./"~v"!"l..-.~,~nf\ ... . ... --.. . , ,.. ; Federally Insured ~tudent Loan\> orftl nursing loans Nursmj! loans. hke the one Ms Gensler re- t·e1ved, can be cancelled up to 85 percent if the recipient spends a certain number of years "'orking in a nonprofit hospital or rural area. :\b Gensler says she plans to take advan- tage of that provision on her S3.000 nursing loan . THE FORMER teacher said she has JOb in- ter views lined up but ''J'm being picky. I want to work in pedtatncs · · However. she 'c; not being pickv about pay- 1n~ off ht>r $1,000 insured '.'lludent loc.1n, arranged through a bank. Bernu:-.c 1t t·arnc::. c1 7 tn HI per- n nt tntere~l rat I' hl•ginning nine months af! er graduation, :\b Ct'n .... ler :-a~ .... she s ~oing to pay 11. off "<is fa:-.t as humanly pos::.1blc." pcrhap~ <See ~Tl1DENT. Page C2> Travelers: Let Agents Do Yow Wallcing, Wonying Hy P1\T Ot1;o..!N Oit~O•••• PllolSl•tt Would you .,hofl ~1 .1 traH•I department store a central loc<il ion wht•re all the confusl/lg details of planmn,g a vacation or business trip could be handll'rt cll 1c1entl~ tor) ou" Sounds great. doesn't 11 ·• W llAV l F YOl' .1 l -.0 could -,hop b1. phone and h.1vc l'Ont1clt•nc·e th.it the mo:-.t <'conom1cal tare and direct rout<.'' "'auld be pre ::.enlet--fgr ~our ·<'OOsideratwn·1 And. whal 1f ~ .... wJl!i1!~olu~ct;. nochargcinv'llved" f mpossir1ftf • • ......----Nnt nrnlt:• • -..rry• -EhnM' 8eg~t1. ~ l'O·O'-' nl'r .tnd man.1~C'r of Tra\ el Bag. "That 1. prec1i-<'ly ~hat a travel ~ency does. but noL ··nouRh coni-umer .... urc Jwure or 1t .. '\I-. Bug~ett maint.11ns th~ t book m~ .1 flight. tour <H criJ1Se through an aRency as the most sensible thtnR a person c·an do becaUSt' tra' cl agenb \>1ew any trip objech\ely "WE GIVE THE total travel plan to our l'lients and J:l'ar our scn1ces to their net-ds. · -.he -.J)., "Our comm1S!-11Jn 1~ paid by the car 11er It:-pt·rct•nta~c· rate dOl'S not vary, but trnvcl !)l'IC('<,dO . T r~1H'i .1~t·nt~ n·ce1H' 7 or ft percent com ml!lsion 1>0 •11rline urket "ales 3n<t to perrent foi. tours. cruises and hotel reservation~ "A do-1l youl"\clrer can call a number of atrltnes and try to figur<' out the most direct route i1t the bc!lt 1mce. but th.i~ take!! lime l\Od it's conlusinl( ber;'lu'e or constanUy cha.n&ln& f ures and rttll' rc.str1cllon•. she warn!!. "JT' A l,()T EASJ F.R for u.~ because we get (SN>TRt\V•~LERS, Pa1tC'l) .. ("'~ OAll Y PllOT Sun~y June 18 1978 Ice Maker Staying Cool Despite Industry's Heat The ice man used to arnve each morning along tree-shaded streets. His old, canvas-covered truck dripped as he stopped, broke off a SO.pound chunk ol ice and carried it to his customer. The best part was when he gave children sawdust covered slivers. Alter a quick wash. the i c ic les became popsicles. something cold to fight off the summer heat. But ice boxes we re replaced by refrigerators that now come e quipped with a utomatic ice makers and ice houses began to close. AT LEAST ONE plant ba1m't, however, and its business is as prosperous as ever. Royden l ee Company, 17101 Nichols St .• Huntington Beach, still produces 300-pound blocks. In fact, they make about 100 tons of ice each day. to be sold to operators of coin operated vend· ang machines, to be c ut into square cubes and to kee.P a few crops crisp during shipping . out of business. "Every market chain now has their own ice maker and even the guy wilh a cooler will freeze a milk carton full of water so he won't have to buy ice.·· Royden has resisted installa· tion of new ice-making equip- !'P.ent that c ranks out ro1.1nd • cubes," because anybody can get Into that end of the business for very litUe money. T H E MACHINES m a ke cubes or crushed ice pretty erftciently. he s ays, but the trouble for the producer is that a salesman may go around and sell bags of lee for 16 cents one week and a com· petitor will show up next week with ice for 15.5 cents. "Boom! Goes the guy's busi· ness." • A Las Vegas ice company went that way. he adds. "It was during the growing days of Las Vegas. and the owner had a gold m ine selling ice to casinos. "He got too busy so he bought a fragment (small pieces of ice) machine." Pacific Electric, Red Car line, the Roydens supplied industrial grade ice to vegetable shippers Within five years that business had melted away. R oyden converted to con sum e r grade which ts clear, free of impurities Industrial grade •~ white. AND, HE ADOS, when m ak· ing consumer ice, j ust before the cente r freezes, the core of im- pure water is pumped out and r epl aced with fres h. clean water. "That's why those big block~ ot lee have a white stripe down the center." A walk through -the plant on a bot day Isa treat. lee is made in steel molds, im· m e r sed In salt·brlne. Tubes filled with ammonia cool the brine to below freezing, the brine freezes the wate r in the mold. "Making ice is a science.'' Royden says, "it's based on the principle that a gas carne!> away heat as at expands. • BUSINESS G Russell Royden, company pre::.ident and son of it::. founder. Herbert Royden. c;ays there's probably m ore ice sold today than when the firm started in Los Angeles in 1939. "but the manufacturing is different -the rnns umption 1s different. ROYDEN ADDS, "the hotels got used to the new round cubes and when new casinos went in or remodeled their kitchens. they put in their own ice machines." "YOU PUl.\IP the ammonia 1n and let it expand lo a gas in the tubes ..... thal carries the heal out of the brine, the brine car ries the heat out of the frc::.h water. G. Russell Royden says things have changed a lot in the ice mdustry ''THE CUSTOMER doesn't u::.e it to cool food anymore, they u!>e it for parties, picnics and beer coolers." And , he adds, everyone is still trying to put the poor ice man Royden said he wasn't very tempted when the first salesman came around offering a frag- ment machine . ''He'd already been to see all my old custom ers first." Starting in 1958, near the old The basic method has been around for 3,000 years. A crane lifts eight molds from the brine at a lime, 2.400 pound!> of ice al once The m o lds, "like ice cubl• tra ys," are immersed an warmer water lo loosen the cakes. dumped, then sawed An automatic set of blades cut rows 2 inches wade in one direc· tion, then moves to cut another set of grooves in the opposite d1recllon. A third blade cuts 2· inches off the end and the result 1s a few dozen cubes. Another mat·h111e sco r es Schmoozing ••• Creativity brewing at the water cooler? That's what Robert Shrank believes - fl.} TERRY KIRKPATRICK AP He.,.IHIWtt Writer NEW YO.KK <AP> -Call it !>t>t·1al interaction, if you must. Hohert Shrank calls it schmooz- 1 ni,:, He does it. So do the fellows d1g~1ng up the street outside his office window. EDITOR'S NOTE -Experts catl 11 social interaction. Employers say it's lying down on the /Ob But the German word for at is schmoozing And says a man who's studied the 1Us of labor. if there were tnore schmoozmq at the office. an the factory, 1t might make for happier workers -and boasea. It 1ust may be the thing that makes going to work palatable fn r most of us, Shrank believes. and he's been going to work or ~tudying work for 45 years. SCHMOOZING, you see, is telling jokes. lingering at the \\aler cooler. te l ephoning a friend on company tame. wan· dl'ring around the plant, taking <i long lunch. Shrank says allowing people to :..chmoozc will do far m ore lo t•un• "worker alienation" than recent cxix:ramenls with worker p<irt1cipation a nd industrial de· mocraey Those experiments were directed at the work, not the environment or the job. Shra nk speaks as a sociologis t with a Ph D and as an analyst of workplace experiments for th<' Ford Foundataon He als o speaks as a forme r furniture mak er. p lum ber. auto mechanic. machinist, farmhand, union organizer , union official, lt happens all the tame. It's ~ailed the buddy system. "People at the point of produc- tion a lways fi gure out a way to ~chmooze." .. ··General Motorc; is tak ing some real sleps to gave th1:1r wor k force a voice." Shrank says "ln their Tarrytown. N.Y. plant they have training sessions with the employees on how to plant m~nager and cily com-, , .a.P-.• mi~sroner Schmoozing, good for you, f<Jf' the company, -says Shrank -He conc""es little can be done ~ · to .humaruze the assembly line The schmoo e fact.or was not Job of tightening four bolts every understood by behavioral scien· two minutes on an engine block. tisls in the flurry or interest in But give the bolt tfghlener a the quality of work several chance to sneak away every so years ago, Shrank says. That an- often and give him a telephone terest. sym bolized by the 1972 to use. and you may have a hap. s trike o f young workers at pier worker Lordstown complaining of "in· "If I were selling up an as-humanity" on the assembly line., sembly line -and Volvo did spawned several workplace ex- this, by the way -I'd design it periments. so people could schmooze wttlle they·re ~'Orking,"Shrank says. They basica ll y allowed workers to make more decisions about their jobs. For Instance. a worke r or group of workers might be allowed lo build an en· tire television set or car engine instead of J~t adding a part a~ tt p11sed down the line. Some or th• experlments tailed for v arlous reasons, but others, notably at GM plants. continue to develop . "IF VOU AND 1 were working on an assembly line at Lordstown Ca General Motors plant In Ohio> aod we were put- Un1 doors on the left side ot Ve1as and we were dolne th1a together, we'd say we have to figure out bow we're goln1 to work this: you run both joba for half an hou.r and l 'H disappear. . . communicate. The foremen ate t a u g ht how to ut1l1 zc the employees' suggestions an day lo day acliv1ly Employees art• used for problem solving on thl' plant floor." Interest in "blue collar blues" was in part a reaction to th1• changing values or the 1960!>, Shra nk says. "and behavioral scientists were hoping there was going to be a big revolt by peasants and underdogs against the s atanic mills a nd the tim<' for change was coming. Well . I don't think it was that at all." Worker,& at Lords town. he saya, were n't looking ror a new world order. They just wanted the assembly line slowed down TH ERE ARE mor e alternatives to work today. In· -. .. '-. -. ~ . . coml' transf<:rs ::.u l'h as un- t•mployment m~urann" '' elfarc, Social Seruntv and 11cnsions amount lo 5220 halhon a' t•ar and arc JlrOJCCted al $400 balhon bv 1985. he Sa) s "When 'I was a young man, II \\<is <tf<·or<ling to St Paul 1£ you dadn t \\.ork. ~OU cf Hin "t eat Young workers todav art• lwt ler f.'dul'atc<I an<l lh~~ cxpeC'l mon· from their Job-. :\lany ha\(' ..,pous1:s \\ho \'vOrk so the lcmptataon to leave an un· pleasant JOb JS gn•alN Expcnmcnh w1lh ideas an \\orking \\.Ill l'Ont1nue hcC'ause 1·ompanaes n•rognaze that young workt•rs have higher t•xpecta lions, Shrank says. f:n•n 1f thev sun·eed. peoplt• .... 111 -.u 11 f1'el al11.'1Wl<'<I f111m the11· work i\lacnalum used tn m1·an a dt: sire lo go hack to nalurt.· .. but now a lat.•nat 111n 1:-. usPd in a \'erv psyeholog1cal v.ay lo imply that peopll' £eel 1x1werl<·ss I don ·1 th111k there's any ntlw1 way lo feel With the magnitude of things an th1-. world. v.ho 1s powerful" \\ho has n•al ront1t.1l over ha s ov.n v.orkplacc"' "Tiii-: O:"llLY per!>On v.ho still has control JS that Greek whO!>C got that hotdng wagon down on the street corner, anri vou can t«lll him you want must11rd or omons or sauerkraut. thrn he l'Ontrols how he wants lo do ttr.it .. _ - And ev<'n he·.-. licen...,•d "So \I.ho's not controllrd''': 1Mnpoww' Is dHn • minimum W•flfl for bou#J' the ice tnlo 25-pound sections before at goes into the storage area A full day's production can be warehoused. After the tour, Royden setU es back an has chair and says, "lee as a unique business -if you don't have ace on hand when it's wanted, you've los t a sale. It's important t hat the seller have produtt -that ·s what we specialize in." A bout 85 perc·ent of production goes to 1l'e retailers. he says. but a few oddities have s hown up. A few years ago, he said. he coaled a front vard with "snow" ror a whatt> Chrastma::. contest winner · It wa:-. about 8.5 degree~ that da.\ ·· ONE OTHER lime. he made snow for H ughes Aircraft "Th<:v wantt'<l lo test tht• OC9 for snow· landings, but hy the t1mt· th<.•y were ready, there wasn"l anv :.So. we t•oated the· whole runw a~ at Long Beach lntcrna tional for them ·· One other unusual u:-.t-for his Metal molds descend into brine where sub- freezing temperatures form 300-pound cakes of ice. Floorboards cover dozens of tanks. product appeared d few year•. ago. he said J apanese fish.mg boats are serviced by small car go ships. One unloaded it" tuna in Los Angeles and found no other cargo. It had to carry ballast to keep stable. "They could have loaded ur.- rocks, but that would have been expensive and would leave the· hold dirty. "TllEN SOMEONE came UI• wtth tht> bra~ht idea of using 1et- :.o we carted some down and filled it up. They round out 11 workerl prelty well, and the:, C'Ould tum off the refr1gerato1 .ibout five da~s out of port and the whole thing would melt. then they'd JU!-.l pump out the watt•• so the hold was empty befon· they arrived .. Rel\ den Sa\" lhl· futun lor the ire industry· dm»'>n t look so hot righ t now. Nt•w c~uapm<:r.l threaten~ anoth~r -.;hakeoul for those who bought fragment ace machant'~ But h<: . ., prclly ... ure that h1:; company will n dl' out Lhe slorm AND. AS OTHER producers close, has market ar ea expa nds a hit Royden is a privately held family corporation. How is the ace business treatm_g him? "Pretty well," he says What cloes that mean m term~ of annu<il sales" "Wt.• don't e-.cn tell Uunl" aod Bradstreet that, .. he said cool Iv -RI/ Thom Lecuq STUDENT LOANS ... <From Page en even before the grace period ends The recent Cal State Long Beach graduate, who asked that his name not be u:.ed. said he owes close to $.1,000 and wall pro· bably pay it off at tht• average rate of S30 a month. '"I'm looking fnr a JOb," h~ said. adding, "I had to have a :..trong ne<lit rating to gel an an- ... u rC' d loan and I wouldn t 1eopard1ze that an any wa}. sha1w or form ·· HIS INSURED loan 1s typical or another category of student loan. These a r e arranged through banks under a fedcra! guaranleC'. Most banks rc•quire .,ome kind of crNht ralln~ and loan officers -.ay at ·.., almost 1mposs1blc for .l fres hm[in to gd ~uch a loan un ll'ss has-or hC'r credit 1s ex cc llcnt A I though loans are guaran teed, banks mus t try to collect them and that process can be ex· pens1 vt• , Re~ er c;a1d "I lhink they r .. more concerned about Job::.· on I hl' ot1ts1dt• und wpuld prC'fc·r n11t to haH' that 1ndehtedncs!'t · ALL THE COLLEGES coun::.el lo:in st ud e n t s o n lht·t r responsibilities bcfnre ~radu~· Lann ..Wht•n \H' mJkl• lh1• loJ.n terms dear .t<> them an deta1 . the re·<> some feehng or relief thac thl'V fanallv undt>rsUtnd 'Clid Sharon Ml·";serschm1tt, an adm1n1strati"e ass1sl8nt an col. lections al UCl F'ran Ack It:>). t Tl t·ollection!'t mana~er. stressed •hat sludenh who run into problem-. paying th<.>1r loans should come 1n for •• conference. "WE DO TRY TO v..ork 0111 1 logical solution," .,he ::.e:11rl 'YtH1 !!el all kinds of prob'<'m' of un l'mployment, d1s<1b1la1y, tht• \\1fe has :1 baby. all the norm.ti thint?S that happt'n to an} body orr1c1 ~1 ls !>:Jl cl sol u t1 nn ... c; o m l' t 1 ml'" con" 1 "t n f th l' ~raduat<''s paying off 1nl<:rcs1 on the loan until ht• or she can ar t\ l SO AV 1\ I LAB LE a re ford to bc.•gm paying on t he pnn National Om•ct Student Loans cipal mad<.> from J rcvolvan~ fund of Still. there are the 15 pc;rct>rH federal money and administered of stud<'nLc; '' hn don't k<'er 1n lhrou!(h the <'Olll'f{C..<; IOUCh ()o they JIJ<;I take off 'nllh llow many students borrow !ht• government·., money·> money dependc; in part <!D the • ''7\ lot of our ~luden•'> 1uc;1 1ype of colleJ!l" :incf how'ex. <iphf. "' adthiHea Cll1!ftnt1rin"" penSI\<' tt ts Skillm an "You·re klanan~ ll• • Al Ch~J'\. with. $3,400_;Jn· ~pie who have no h1:.tory of nual luIT1on anJ a1m§'f cstrmateCI ·-·ffabilit'Y. soyou"have-a buiICin rost for a restd<'nt student at risk th<.'re " S5,800. about half the studenw. borrow <it on<.' tame or another AT GOLDEN WEST, where tuition 1s free. fewer than 5 per- rcnt have loans At Golden West there "~ a maximum or $2,500. on direct and insured Joans, while at Chapman the f1~ure 1'1 $.5.000 UC lrvanc·-. tuition 1s $693 n year , with iotal expenses for a resident s tud('nt on campus estim ated at $.1.870 Otto R<'yer. associate director. financial aid. said some 1,280 out o( 7.169 s tudents receive loans, averaging about $1,000. "We've had a change occur· J ing here at Irvine, J trend toward students asking for le!l!I loan and mor1• work :H udy," . . ---.. ~ BUT UNLIKE SOMF. bunk loans. student loans are nC\er written off and ct"n h <'"''-' 1 serious effect on a credit ratanc They are frequently turned over to roll<'ctaon agenc1ei. after all else fails. Skillman said He has a solution he'd hkl t1• see implemented that he thinb could solve the problem Skillman said he d like to see the t; S centralize loan~ lnlC' a national bil!•n~ 0H1ce and t race the non pa}erc: through the Internal Revenue Servic1 1f necessary, then deduct fund' from paychecki. or tax refunds 'I( the IRS cou!dn t fi nd som body. ( don't know who ciJn," he i.aid ) j \ s ~ l ( r .. .. J • • • • • • • • BUSINESS/..REAL ESTATE MAILBAG / MONEY TREE Sunoay June t8, 1978 CA1LY P•LOl C3 Blue Sky Well Grounded KnowledgP Rockwell's Main Strength Mid-. to what )Ou rt guotl j\' Sai:e ad\ tl't' from a mountain tup guru • No ·._a1ct Mal Northru1' \ICC µrt·stdt:nt of Rockwell l\1tcroelt•t·tronH's D1•v1('f•s D1v1s 1on it's a v.a~ u r doing hu)o,tnt'~' without courting d1saster Northrup •~ heatl 111 a d1v1::.ion thal produce-. tiny c1rc:u1t~ th<1t control a w1dt1 variety or 1·ommuniC'at1on m1lilan <ind consumer de Vtt'CS . r :i ng ing from ,,;,,., .,cc:ret gadgcb in '>u per"or11c plane·" 111 thl' hand ~hr-1<1 football game produ<'cd ln \l.lltt·I WlULE Ill!>, !>,'fAH· talh ciboul the blue sky future of "u<.:h cJ1•\ t<.l'", tht•) ket•IJ firmly ,.;rounded by the fut'l th<·v <in· t11·sl al designing and mcikin~ th<• t.'ll•r1rnn1<·"· no\ murketlng end proclut·ts "Wh at w1.· h,t\'C' to do with our markelin~ I~ t:,t•ll l our knov.lc•llgt!, t•n1.pnl'ertn~ C1hilJtv <1nd m anufactunng fun1·t111n. · ht• "11cJ Con-.litnll~ .ulcltnJ.! to knov.lt·d~c, ol how to , dC':.l~n hu1ld anll pmdlH'I' 1n qu<1nt1ty ,., a key 111 .,un·1, al 10 lht· \olJlil1· m11·r<11·ll'ctron1<'!'> fi eld !-'or l''l.<.t mµlt· 1·x p.111...,11111 of knuw ll'dg{• w a!. requ1rt•d to 111trPast• pr11du1:t111n and c ut cost!> during thl' pas1 10 ~ t·ur'>. 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''" '' \ ou llH k Jfl ilf!C'OI you can ~<.'I ulon,.. \\Ith nn1· who m.1k1•., '"u fr1·I rorn f11rt11bl1• "GENt:R!\1.1.\', t'tlOOSE ii knowledge· jbl1'. 1·1mng :infl compat1blt> ai<ent . but makt> "llrl' he• or ... 1w h.1s the prat-ttcaht)' to follow through with hook111j! df'ta11.-. nnd Is w11l1n~ lo work 11n HHlr behalf ..,houltl ,1ny prohl«•mf\ urls1• ~Ith hnt<'l 1 t''<l'rvat111ns11rfe1•d1...,f)Ull•s l\b RargNt v.ho h n:-; 2-1 yrars expt'r1en<.•e• 111 the I rnvcl ••~e·nn busincs"· 'iummet.111 up "If wr'rt' .my ~nod at nil. wr produre what we 'It'll An »ttcnC'v w1lh <lnt shot d1rnt"' 1)111•,n't '"n 1v1• IC'\ thllil bU'•lnl'"" · . r hubll• c1rcu1t:; And. they will do murt.-work . Acc·ordmg to Scotty Maxwell a public ir1 formation m an for Hoc kw,·11 . t-fh<.:1ency of pru duct1on will become more important as thr l'ompany moves toward Very Largl' Scale Jntt• grution <VLSI L that 1s putting morP elPment~ <Jnd sub-circuits un a s ingle chip Yield 1s the problem , he said One 3-mch wafer may produce mcu l' lhJn lOO c hips, but the indu~trv ;1vcrage for ~00<1 l'hli>" is only 15 pen·enl "OF C OURSE , HOC KWl-:LI. doc.., '>t1111cwhat belt<·r than Lhat. ht• s ci1d. "But we 11 ltk~ lo do better " Or dse the compct1t11111 will Tht!n' are u11l)' .!IJOut JO to 40 firms in the world mJk1ng 1ntt• grntcd circuits AL one ltmc there were more, hut man." "t•re stung when they began pmdut 1ng cor1 ... urne r end products ruthcr than just chips Most. didn't a11t1c1patc the rapid drop 1n l'hJJJ prt('1.•s as competitors enlcrl'd th<.' hl•ld l\1 an~ went out o f busines!'.. othl•r-. learned a le..,"on .ind <;tuck with mak1n~ circ uits for oth<.'rs Rockwell. s aid Nurthru.,, has -.pent most ol 1ls t'ffort on mihtury and "low eml" manufal tunng, ~1mplc clev1Cc'i prtted lo\\ But the pa)Off IS ('Om1n~ -Tilt; FIRM LEARNED J lot ;.ib<>ut how to make.• circuits at verv lov. to-.t. mu<'h of thut knowled ge acquirt'd In m1htary pro1N·t .. .,t-ed mone\ - N(1v.. Northrup ,,11d ttll' n1mpa11~ '' ... hoy, 111g 1t!-. <,luff on the high tl'l'ht1olo~~ 1•nd I l recent I~ brought out .i \ l'r~ "ll!Jh1i..1a·a11·rl m1nup1·oc(''>S•1r. thl' li500 and durini.: tltt: nt-xl 1 l'ar I think \\•c 'n• going t 111 1111 ... lj'' changing field . rnu"l gra)> and run w11h •'\ t'l'Y bit of new tN·hnulo~y 01herw1se , Si.ll<I Northrup vc111 r1· n111 gmni: lo tnnunuc: tn b<• a leacl<:r Pinball machine. le ft. shows old mechamsm. Right new machine uses Rockwell clfcwts fl 'J <: k v. (' I I h j , ,, I ., o J o 1 n e d o l h e r m 1t·roproccssor maker" 111 trmmng engineers to program the tiny <.:onlrolle rs TllE RESULT IS A corps of engineers who unders tand how to make such electronics do ll<'W tusks, and . .idm1tted Northrup. "We hoJ)t.' lhn 'II be 111<.'lincd lo use our circuits • · Tht· d1 v1s11>n head said that t~hnology 't'<'ffi'i to move ahead or its own voltllo l'or t·xample. Sihcon on Sapph1rC' bond 111 g sthC'on to,1nsulating s apphire m'l:lkes for \\'f\ fast. lt1w power consumpl1on dev1cc1>. This ll'thnology wa!'. largely abandoned in 1975. but 1!. 111Jk1ng ..a comeback. "We' got a few tals t• starts 1n that 11r ea, 'forthru1> said. "but work in the military area 'inte then has shoY. n how w make 1t work " M :i-cwe11 said than :inyone can get into the ell I(' l'Cll'll'('tl'f>OH:S j 1cld-.. A 11 you need is a rew hun tl r c•1I mtll1011 uncl Jbout W years cxpen cn 4'f' EXl'Elllf..M'E IS ROCKWELL'S long '"'' 'I 1 am.lat1· that 11 1 knowlt·cJgt'. Northurp's as ,.,..,mcnt ol lhl· <'omp<my.., best a sset. C1nd y~ ha \t' a f1rn1 that l'an keep up with changes. ea iii .111 l'"l1mall•rl $7.5 mtlltnn ltn 197it and have the I! 11m pt ion to..,lrl·tch ll!ielf tnward new markets 'Thi· rt•a l hattlel-(round in our busines!> 1)> qu.11111 .llld ,vour :.il.>1llty t1> provid e your 1·11,tnnwrs Y. tlh thP tl·chnolo~y they need to '''""' tht•1r 1i1·11hlt•nh .. Northrup conduded Real Estate Mailbag. •• Ky ltOREHT J . HRlJ~1'1 l>EAH BOB \.\ tlh totl.1~ .. h1 gt1 hom1· rn11rtgagl' intcrl'"l rat I'~ \1.-uuld tt hl' v. J!'.I' I•> g(·t :1 I ()~ car ··,1a11d1ng m111 tgag(• · on \t.-hll'h Ill\ l'JYllll'nts a1 c Jll tnt1·1 t·-.t • Halph I OE.\R lt.\1.1'11 : Yt·'>. 'Ian} pr11ptrl) hu ~ l'r' like "landing. intt·n·"I only mortgage-. for that rl'ason. :\10 ... 1 hom1· l>U}t'r., toda) huild t><1uity fa-.ll'r du1• lo th1· home"' ap pn·c.:iation in ma rk1·t "alu1· than th1•y do from mort gag<· amortization. llo"t>vt>r. man\ l t>11d1•,._ can onh rnal..1· fulh am11rti1r 1I nwrl~agt· loans "' )OU ma" IHI\<' <iiffit•ull) finclin){ a '>landing mortg;,~c lt·ncln UEt\H BOB I 'm laM 111.11t·<1 ti\ th(• real ''"l<lle profit op1w11tun1lit·-. \.llU tl1st·u~... Bul I .im confrncd to ,1 whcelchJ1r, dUi.' to \'1ttnam w,ir IOJUrtC' h lhl•re any \\,1) :.ou t'illl think ol I c·ould work 111 rt· a I e ... 1 all"' I 110\1 h,1 \ < ,, h1111ng JOh a~ an <ll't'lltHll<int 1':, :.in ,\ UE,\lt E\'\.N: Your di,ability ma) bt· an in<.·onveni1•nce in r£'al (•,tal('. but il '"'m't pri· 't•nl you from profiling from it, \\helhN a' an in\ll'"lnr or a., d lic<'n"l't'. J 1..no" a blind mOrtKag1· loa n brol..t•r whc) h t·xtremel~ v. t•allhy ('\ l'n thou.i;:h hf• llf'H•r '<'l''> thl' IH<J p1'rtil''i on which hl' arran~e·' loan .... ,\nothc r hrok••r I know ha ... a -;c•rious l1<in1· diwa<,t-, H 'I h1· runs a Jarg<' oHirf'. P ('rhap' you co;1hl 'tarl in inve,ting and, if )OU likt• it. quiL :.ou1 joh to work rull timt· \.\ ilh prnprrti1•\ 1>£/\H BOil \\'1• v..1111 to wtl our h11m1· on .111 111,tullm<.'nl salt• to j.!t•l tht' h1ghc:"t µntt 111th the lt•<ist tJX The rcalt:. agr!nt s.i_\ s \\ 1· rn11<;1 clwrgt• al le;ist fl 1wrn•111 1ntc·n•s1 But lrltt•n•st ·~ l<IXC'd "" ordtnar\ lrtl'llnW h lht· agl·nt riJ.!hl'' llugo T 01':1\R llU(;O: \'1•s. If \IHI don't t h argc• thr hu)er al least Ii pc rcf'nl int1•r<•.'>t on ttl(· unpaid balanl'l'. tht• JRS t•an impute interest Jl i 1H·rc1·nt for }OU on the pay ments. DEAi< BOii I Jen ,1 rea l cstalt ,,rlt•..,wom,in "h11 \~ould Jppn•c1alc your re l•t .11111i.: th1• l•n rnulJ for eompuung lhc: after 1 ;, ' c·o<.t 11/ IJ11rrow1 ng mortgage' money Bu\ c·1.., ,Cf•' cc·-.1st1nj! today ' high t•nst of m1111i.:jgt•" S.1ra T OE,\H S.\R.\: To find a borrower's ah.er· tax co'l of horrowira~. m ultiply the-mortgagt> 1ntnt•<,\ ratt> h) the· taxpa)cr's income I.a x hra(.'k1•t. Then ~ubtract lhal amount from lhl' 111t1•rt•\t rate on thr loan. For 1·xarnpl<'. iC the mortgage interest ratC' b JO f>('rcent and the taxpayer is in a 2& l)t•r tt•nl ineomf' taA bracke t Ccomhined stale ;ind federal). multiplying th(><,e two percen· tag(• ... giv(>S 2.5 r>errcnt. Subtracting 2.5 per- ('('nt from 10 J>ercent give!. a 7.5 percent af. 11•r -tax intere'lt cost to the borrower. Where l'bt• can mom·~ tw horrow(>d so cheaply for .o;o man' \l'ar"" IH.AH BOI< \.\-1· l'llntractcd to buy o h•11nt• \.\ h•<·h v.1· ncm don t v. ant The realty ,cgt•nt 'llJ.!1-('l''t'. frir a n <tddillonal com 1111-. ... mn. slw l'nuld find a nr>thl•r buvc•r to take 11111 plan· b' ,1s..,1gnmt·nt of our purchase con 11';1C't But th1• .;<'lle1 '" rcs1st1n):( ~uch an "' -.1gllml·nt and rt'fu'>1•s to let lhr agent show I hl• hunw h th1 ... le~a I 1 Oh' Pr R lJ EA K OLIVER: '10.'>l rc•al estate con- trat·ts. unlcs'> prohibited by their terms , are "'~i ~na hli' without the other party'" ap pto\ al. nut )Our seller doE'sn 't have to con· 1inu1· ... ho"in~ tht> hou"e. Beller check with \ our a ttome) Good Health News -~ Money Tree Pains Drug Trade 6) :\111.TON :\10SKOWITZ W hcthcr a parl11:ular event I'> good new" or bad depends, or l'llUr!'>C, on which "Ide Of lht• ha1 rl'I you're looking dm~11 l\1 ost of u" would p1111tahl" h1.· r hcerNl h~ lhl' nt·w~ that the number 111 prc·-.cripuon.., fillC'cl h,\ pharmm•t('S I" w11ng dov. ll Thc•y h<t\'C.' hl'~fl dl'C'linrnl-( for th(' past thrc1• v<•ar'i Thal ought lo tw something to <.'<.'lehralt'. right., Fewer penplt• s1r k Les!'. rl'lianct• on dnsg.., In tht•sl· <la Y" v.1• rtl'C' t•un f111tl • · BUT Tll,\T "~ 1':0T lhe \\clY the) rl' 1eef•I\ 1ng lhf..., news 1n the drug 1m41tstn Thl· c11m pumes that make pr~srnpt1on <lrugs and lht· stnre~that '>ell_ them h.oJ\C' b('<~nA phmwl_ 1nt1i gtonm 1\t. !\'cent lnu ustr\ ..... ~a (hc·rlni?"" thr do"n"'.1rcl trend in Jffl';,<'rtpl1n11 ' hrl" h<.'l'n called Cli\11=-¥t.h1n~ from ...:.:<11~·urt1.:111ng · 111 .1 I a I'm ing ·Something has tn tw don<!''' get thot.,c• <l1><·t11rs f1llmi: 0111 prc"cnpl1on pad~ ag,un Ther<."s cme rc•v<•nge th1· inctust ry ran take When volume 11> nff. incrNll>I' the p1 it't'. thl•rt'b~ repealing th1• ba"IC lav. ... or c·conomn•s. Wh11t· prescription-. r111 N1 b\ pharmal'll'" h;t VC' been declining, dollar '>dies cont 1nu1· l•l rt<,t'. rl'flN'I inf{ the h1>!ht•r pnc•cs Dollar s ail's of prc ... 1·rrpt1on" f1ll1·d 1n drugstorl's wPnl up !.I 1wrcl'nl l;1st y1•ar and ur<' well ovc•r SR h1lh<>11 1\nnlhN S2 b1ll111 n nf pre ~c rtpl1on salt·~ 1111• r:1l'kNI up 1n hnsrutal pharmacies ANOTllF.R STRAT .. :Ca' twrng brouJ.?ht 11Ho µJay Is the pushtni? nf product.; known as "over 1he-co1.t11lcr" drugs. Good <'Xt1mplrs of tht'' pro ducts nrc F."'pmn un<1 C'onc1din They ar<.' drul{s lhot were always ;ivallable 1n drugstore' witho ut n pr(•scripllon but were n ever ad /\ leader m th<• employment of this stralc~y 1:s A JI Rol11ns, lhe 1<1r hmon<1 , Va . maker or Ch nJ) Slick. wht<·h .. t111 races hundreds of IRWSull~ s t.,mmini.t from Its 1lyhtPd 111 trautt-rine d<'v1c~. tht• llalkon Shlt'lc'f Robln1i 1s flNHJ'lotin,: '" Roh1tu'i<11n t'Ol1$!h 111l'dll'lll\' .111<1 D1mac:11I told tablets to con .. umcrs Nnt only that. ll 's d1stnbutmg these over thl'·C'Ountc r drUJ!S through s upermarkets vrrt1sed directly to consumers Now they're ad 1.t·rt1sNI Th<11 s what .lohmmn & J ohnson did "1th T ylenol T llRF.E ('OMPANIES TAK E down about 20 pt•r n•nt of th<.' prcsct1pt1on drug market The lcud1.•r 1s the vcnNable Eli Lilly o f In ch anar1ohs. wht('h does about $600 million of pre ..,r 1-1pt1on busincs-. 1n a Ion~ hne of products .thal 11wl11drs Darvon. Kcfltn. llosone. Nalfon. Neb· c•1n and msuhn 1Jn an uc;qmsition that it pro· h:ibly r('J?rcts. 1.1lly also has about Sl40 million -~of .£PS.nll.:.1Jc.:ial~ JO F;hiabl'lh Arden. l Sl'<.·on!I in .... ales. at 4IOOUI S500 million. 1s H•H·h c· Lahoralnri<''> an arm of the Sw1"!'I pharmac"utt<'lri J?rant. Hoffmanrr La Roche Hoche owc•s 1ls po'51t1on lo th<' fearsom e one-two 11unt·h it h ;.-; 1n I ht• tranquiliz<'r market w1lh \'al1um .. nd Librium T lllltU, Al~"iO WlTll 'ialcs at about the $500 rntlht111 l<·H·I. 1s the Merr k. Sharp & Dohme di\ '"1011 of ~t«rc k & Co • marketer of 'i UCh pre ..,<·rr11t1on w111111•1" a' l\ldomet, lndorrn. Triav1 I .1nd Elav1I '78 PORSCHES TEST DRJVl ARE HERE! A DIESEL PORSCHE SEVILLE LEAS I lllti...I G c111111"111'l1Atrl\Ml'C.l''1MAll<. f"'llll ~ 1n HVi\1.1\' COMlli'llO HEW & USED 11 10 14 CALL THE EXPERT BILL YATES, 1 .. c_ VW/PORSCHE 837 -4800 493.45 t ' Nabers Cadillac . l 600 H.\rbOr Blvd C<Xt" ~. s.4().QtOO PINBALL WIZ. . . C t'rom Page Cl t The rccc;on ror all th•~ 1!\ ..,, mplt· A s peck of anything ruins Circuits whos<-' · wires " are one fifth the width of human hair Thousunds ol part:-printed on st.\' or ... o layers on t•ath d11p rr.u't al!i.:n 111.•rfc'c•t!~ or th•· c·tr<.'Ult won't work Chips an· built <Jr. 1n ... uc·n·""''l' la\er• 011 -.tlicon W<Jfcr"' Thi' prn1·(•\:-is \flffit!lhlnl( l:k• baking a six luyt'r <".tkl· ' A BIT MOttt: <'11mphe<1ted , howl•vt'r add t.:hocolatl" <.'hi p" :i~d v.ulnut• to rarh lc.ye.r angn ,•a ch layer ' chip., and out~ frost bt't wecn the m while s till ket•p1ng them rn pt.-rft•c1 1wgr.ment. then t hrow 1t ;.1wa; 1r \\-he r: you <'Ul <1 .... 1:cc. each 1•h1p. l•ach nut 1sn·1 pcr fect:v rn hnc • w1t:i the· ones abtl\l' ;ind bl'IO\\ 1'h<.' pron";" 1n muk1ng 1•lcc·tro111c c n:p-.. 1s .,1mtlar \\llh tlll' eom pllt.:allons or photrn~raph1t and c:ht·m1C'al 'tl'P .... lhal c1t tft'1 -.ilghlly with each 1<.1vt'r i\nrl. tht· · takt". ,.., •snl\ about as thick .. ~ 1h.1!'. page i\n ~vc:n mon• ... 11ph1slll'att'd <ind comp11cat cd proC'e!>s gOl'" on nt.•a rhy 1r. Flot kY.ett 'tus1om produl'l1nn !'.Cl'llon MANY PllOTOGR.\Plll< 'tt:ps ,jr•· \hl' ... amC'. up to -;1x d11ferent negJtl\l'" of <:?rcu1ts ar<' rc<luC'cd tn "Pl'C'lal machtn(•s, them printed r>n "tlCOll \\Ufers but th1• prtWl'S" Oll!er-. 1n lhal 1·<.1ch l<Jyer 1:-·g rown 01ffen•11t l'ht·m 1!'ab are use<t to produt•t· la)t•rs of n1at1rt).o' .incl. thl· v.Jh•r" an· baked -.cv(•n t 1mt'"' 111 <'<irHttc 11111 <incl pnu!ut·c ox1 dt· 1·oat1ng .... Eath Id \ c1 1s hu1l• b' 1·n·tttlnJ.! d t0<it:11~ mas krnl! thl· t•1rc·u11 pon1un-.. thl•n l'lching ..ilAd~ lh<' unv.antt'd pari:-lloit•' •m t'<Jth l.1J er pro vidt' C'Ollt<lt'l hN Y. C'l'I" cltl fl'fl'nl •l',gmrnt!'I Of !ht' ('I rt'Ull Pn•c1s1011 "1h1 l.1·1 \lllf ... upen1so1 ,\N ELE(,.KO~ ',q,111 lll'I l'tldh tht.• t·ntn 1• <·ircu11 with a µrotf-'t·tn1· mt:r..il ox1clt• and la-.1 ctn ion 1mplanll'I -.hnht:-t'ief·tron.., 11111> rh•· ..,;indw1ch Ir> alte1 lh1• a111m1l' "' ru<'tun· ol ,, 11•\1 l'rtllcal mnl!'('lllt•" Vinall\ ,,, "' l!w 111-.1 1..,1>. thl' warc:r ... 1n· plan·cl into .1 1•11mputL·1 ll'"' cll'11c1· "'11h ·:n' prnhc~ th;it trnwh c·11111;w1, 11n 1·<1c·n ot lht· 20<1111 '(I t•h1p ... lf .;omt•llllnl.!.., "r1111"' ,1 1wn p1<1('l'!'i <i dot •11• I hl' had l'trtUtl ,\ papc•r 1h111 cJ1.1m11ncl '·"\ t·ut.., th1.· chip~ Jl'art and the ·\ arc· <·<11\'fulh bonded le· ,, "pac kagl' ut i.:01d or piasts r THE t'IN1\L STEP ha' ,, 1t•chn1<·1un IJ!'l'I 1ng throuJ!h .1 mtl'rt>'>l'O(>I'. '11id<·nng "P•d1·1 ""cl) thin win• 10 lht• 1·1n·u1t 1h1·n tn tlw ml'lat lcth-. <1l thl' packai:1· Tht'\ 'r1 • l'll\ l'I c•<I IMt l.t·<I 111 <111 ... 1 I n·1• 1·a,,,.., .rnd "h1ppt·ll 1\ l l'\ l'r:. -.1 .cg,., hov. t·\ 1•1 "Jl'h v.orkt·• must ... 1gn ntf hr .... 111 hl'I wc11 k Too man) det ect~ ol .iny "lagl' -.1'1). •llf .1 wan·h 1111· probicms. 'a id \Ir' Tod<1 A,:;. (;olhn.-.. bt-..:in lo P' od0<·•• 1 hip:-. ,1bou1 1(1 ~cars ago, :;hi· stud l hl·y hud .1 prnhtt•m thar n•sl nearly half J m11l11>0 dollar' .\~ SHF. SAi 0 11 .... ht• shu<fdt·rl'd It was much tht• ... am<' with allot the "h1tr eoated workers 1n both clt•an t.1h" E rrors iind car elcsl\n<.'!.s arcn t at·ccptabit· Workers seemed to know that 11 lht'\ ma<11· .i m1!\takt•_ a tustomt•1 \\OUlr! find h•' radio lad tng awa). d "t·uh.· '"'"uld tharg<· S5 RO for .i poun<1 of hambur)(e1 111 a ptnl>ail f;cinat1<.' would discover his new m ,H'h1111· \\ouldn I flash 01 rack up points Particular People Select JOHNSON & SON Home or the "Golden Touch " • I --~ "Best deal. service. anen1ion and courtesy". JAMES T VAUGHAN S8n Cttn,en1e. Cllll ANOTHER SAT:S:f'EO CUSTOMER JOHNSON Be SON J-$-I 2626 Harbor Blvd • Cos!a Mc~ .. 1 • 5aO·SG30 . -- ' ' ' "' -- DAILY PILOT I ... 1,.8rM Q •• , 11¥.,.. n ,., ' n •a.''" .., 10 , fl' a.. Owlf • • 'f • JI I• BICIU pl 1 I' J 11 1• • 8'I 1(1> I I ... ~ ;~ i t,:i~' I : ': :s .. \~ ., S. 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I ' ' • ' .. .. . •• ' ... • " I> . .. .. .. .. ' I I • .. .. .. .. ' ' ' --- ' A 1ERl<:A .,. . . . Sunday June 18, 1978 TOCK EXCllA~GE '• ... -.. DAILY PILOT t .'-J NEW CODE. • • (From Page CU pro('ess. he ~:.1d, bece1use the new rules outlaw " lurther use of present' systems that refrigerate all air com· ing lnlo a building, then re·heat thaC which 1s uc;ed. lie srud it's an easy way of dealing Wllh large struclures where put or the building may call for heat and another part may require cold because of sun exposure There ar«-' many more regulation!) in the codes wtuch contain a Byzan· tine collection of equations. charts and graphs which set fortlt design lim1tat1ons Neither Fowler nor other building industry representatives questioned the need for energy conserv11t1on which is the basis for the new law. "THE PROBL£M IS that you can't guarantee these buildings will be rwr eHac1enUy. The best you can do 1s merely grant the users the option the ability -to do so 1f they want to." Newport Beacb·based architect Wilham Blurock. said his reaction 1& probably typical or his colleagues .. The the same end could have bee11 reached by a far more simple means "ll"s going to be a lot or trouble to admm1ster." he commented. Fowler agreed, saying his time to check bu1ldmg plans 1s going lo nm SO to 100 percent longer and conslructton site inspection time probably will in crease a surular amount. Ort~ the 0.0, Pilot,......, t.it. you wt111•1 -In 1C)llr I~ eommvnttr ... ..,.., a, DAILY PILOT ......... . . .. -.... DAILY PlLOI --------------------P UBLIC NOTI E "ICTITIOUS eU\INlU NAM&: STATIMINf C>v~:',!,~o~~OWl"O "'"°" .,. Goinq PAClf'tC TltU(klNC., IUl2 HOUll\I Str ... t R 1 Hwl\111\Qlon 9"<11 C:.•lllornt•~ZM'f P•ul fe\~l•y IUll HO\kln\ Sl••et "I H unt1no1on B••<ll C•lllornle.,... 1 Ill\ bv"~' I\ (onclu<ltd by •II Jn d~v•du•f PawlT~~l•Y 11\1\ \l•lmwn1 .. o fllec! w1I" 11,. ~~~·~~~ tl•r"-OI Or•n~ County on M•y Pl'Bl ll "li01U"l. f lCllTl<l'IS IUSll<(SS NAM( .STATl!M(NT l ~· fOll0-1"9 i,e,.,.,. " doll\0 0..11 nt\' .\ (0N\IHU(l10N (C.,. SULTANTS. ••O• )t•\ttH- "''"POrl .... ,, CA ~l .. J ~tentoy ~-fl <'°"lo \~ "'~" IUIW N .... IJ(>f1 e.-.... (.A •lM> Tt\1, ~\lfW\i\ 1\ cono'°"'''fJ Cly 11n 1n di"U)\14'1 !ot..,.l•t Rooett <..ould '"'' lf•l•nwnt -N4J\ '"*"' •••h Uw Cou111y C.lt•~ ut (lunQO Count~ un JuM 1, ltlf FHl/M '""JJ PuOll\t>eG 0t""Qe ""*" O..oly Polol, Puo1 .. he<I Or•• Coa\I Oellw Pilot Juno 11, ie.H. Julyl, l9/• MolhndJune•.11,11,1.ia v 1oi;, 1' 11l:PI PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT T ht IOllOWlllQ per-. I\ doll\Q bU$1 ""\\ ., Sl10RELINE MAR INE SERI/ICE 106 Pl~enll• Avt • C.Olla Mt,.. C.. t'l•ll • Lewts R P•o~ Jr ?9S• Ror•I Ptlm 0• , Coote M4!S• C• '11616 ll111 busoneu is conou<le4 by an In 01Yldu•I Lto111 R P~Jr 11\11 \lat•rne<>t ... , lllfd "'"" tne County C.lor~ ot Oran~ Counrv on June u 1971 ,XUBUC NOTICE FICTITIOUS eus1NESS HAMESTATIEMENT The lollow1ng Pt'Hon 11 dOlr>Q bu11 n•\\ .,, All/CO. ol11 Sy~~ 0,, 11unl· 1n910f\ BU('1, ta 911MI J.ca C..-rw11, 6111 Sydno or. 11u1111ngt0f\ Buch Ca 920AI T l\ls bUS•llttl 1, COndu<le4 by dn tn 01¥1Chult J•o Ge~on l htJ \tatf'f'ne'n' •O\ hltd wttP\ ,,,. County Cieri< ol Or dnQo! County nil June u 1918 FOfft1• Pubh\heubluff Canyon Townhomes in Costa Mesu, homes.hoppers purchased all 27 of the new t·ncrgy efficumt. solar.assisted homes released during the pre.sales activity conducted by the <:regory Company, Costa Mesa developer of the $7 3 million project. "Visitors came from Glendale. Sepulveda and Long Beach as well as from the nearby cities of Newµort Beach, Corona del Mar. and Santa Ana and they s howed particular interest i11 our solar· assisted hot-water systems within the two and three bedroom homes and the recreation center." noted J ames IL Gregory, president of the homebuilding firm. Priced from $77,500 to $108,000, the first re- lease or townhomes Is scheduled to be completed for first move-ms in the fall. A second release is now in preparation and will be announced when open for sale. Jun" II, 7S. JUiy 7, 9 1911 131111 t-------------1 LOCATED LESS THAN A mile from ocean beaches. the new residential community includes private recreation fac1lihes. A swimming pool, spa, tenrus court and sun decks are adjacent to a two-story clubhouse featuring solarium-type win- dows PUBLJC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS IUSIHE$S NAME STATEMEHT FICTITIOUS BUSlt>j£\S Thp lollowtno pers.on IS doono bUSI NAME STATEMEHT nen ... Tne lollowon9 Pt'r\On\ •rt 001ng STE'ELC'.UARO FENCE CO, •OS bu\one-s .,, 15th Strttl. Hunt1nglon Beach, CA The 82 Scabluff Canyon Townhomes are locat- ed between two parks: the 130-acre Talbert Regional Park and Costa Mesa's lO·acre Canyon Park Neighborhood shops, markets and schools are nearby. T11E REAL ESTATE C.QOUP, '1641 18002 S~yPOrl Clrclt, Inion.-CA 917U Dentel Nelll 010!I, 40S Hin SlrMI, l?eol E\lal• (',roup, tncorPOr•ll'<I," Hunllt>Qlon 8".tch CA 97M7 Col•lornoa corPOr.tlion. lll002 St.ypar~ Thi\ buslnes\ '' conoucltO '"'an Jn. Circlf'_ lrv1nP,(A ~7114 'J1Ylllual l ho'> busint~• "<Or><lucltd bY ~ ~or Oanlal N 010\ D0~<1loon Real f\toltC.roup, Tl\I\ stattment wos 111..i with t~ lncoipordlPO Covnty Cieri< or Orange County on Six floor plans arc available with architectural appointments including cathedral ceilings, clerestory windows, one or two sun decks and private patios. A sunken master bedroom retreat in one plan and an inlimate fireside conversation area in another highlight the variety within the pl:.ins designed to meet differing lifestyles. oavellaltntlnolllctPr<tlldent June T, 1918 FOU'1I Tn1s sletement w•s lillod with lilt Publ,.ht'd 0.a"9e '°"" Oaoly Polot. ~~~;~; 1;11:'" ot Oranoe County on Jun• 11, 18, H. Julv 7. 1918 2)16rl8 F0070t Pobh\twf'J ()rt.l~ (Od\l 0,11ly Pilot Jun. 11, Id, ll. July 1, 11/M nJ• II .PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS l'jAME STATEMENT r tu~ tolfoiN•no e>er\Oti\ drr-ao1no FtC"flTIOUS BUSINESS OtJ\•~~~~~MARU MFG. CO LTD. NAME STATEMENT 1 rtt~ t0Uow1"9 Pof'rWn\ ,,,. 001no ~a~1!0,t.,,•,:~;;;,om A>1enur. I rY1nt DU\•~~'1o:'"JR FULLER O'RR E WOil Ho Ltt '1<1 4..•nOstrom ~AI Nl t 1 J ~ Av,nu• ''"'~ Californ•"'I011U • S b W '1h Stttt't C.0\la ~\•. l •h~ bus.inf')" 1\ conoucte-o o., an 1n '(.al1ta,n1a'2f1'7 diviou.if Fr•ni.lm R~rt M<Ooll<tld •lH1 won Ho L"<' O•ctnl" Srr,.Pr. Gar-oPtt 'Grov" Tni\ n~tt'FnPnt W1n-ttte:t wtth t~ '<..tfllorn1• '1....0 Coul'llv (lt•k 01 Ot,ange County on £11M JiJ,,..M<Oon.lld 171!1 O•<IM' Juri• 14 1918 ~lr•pl Gdrdf'n f1tOV('I C•l.torni..t 41ti.40 fl't1\ Du\tl')fS\ I\ lOl'ducr,.a Or dn 1n cJ•YHJual F r'\inll:lm R MC t)oMfd E 11,... J w Oon•ltt ''"' .t•terntttu wJ\ l•ft"<S w1tn tn~ t.<u1nty Ct,r-i-. ot Or#\Of' (ounly o" M dy F-11 Puot1\""-"<J OfallQe' Coac.t Oa11y P1tot. Junf' 18. 7S aoo Ju111 ~. 1978 PUBLIC NOTICE '" 197~ 1------------- FOUU• ,_.uot1\f'l,.'1 0r.1nt'lif• Cc d' t p,,11v Ptlot Mdy J8 dncl June•. It, 1~ IY/8 70~] 11 FICTITIOUS llUSINESS NAME STATEMENT l h• folfowm9 per~ 1\ 001no ous1 Mf\\ a\ RIDC.ECRFST CA8lE111\>ION, •SOO Campt.K o,,.,fo Nt-wPOrt 8rdC.h (di!IOtn1tt 9'2t.6() ------------1 Tnr Wf•\tE"fn Co Inc d Flor•dfl PllllLIC' NOTl('f: l'ICTtllOUS 8USINC SS NAMI: STATEMEl'jl I r1tt fc.llo.itu'g Pt..>r\Of'I\ ,.,._. ll1J1n~ llV\IH ... \ 1t WAC.Cm W'1C f L l'Rf ')(HOOL, 11' Ut1c,l .. iunHn9tof\8f'.vr1 CA '~JUH Churl' l> &. fd11n /Ji tiOw f'•lt 1141\ B~nydf\ Fwnldon \/allwv. f A '0/0ll W111y ~ C..101 J llanA\t•n •~131 To1101 .. Hun11r.qton a...,,,,, CA 97M• Snor10 Fl-ry, 1"6S4 Arbor Co• HomtlnqJ°" 0..d<I\. CA ~lMI c orr>o• rlhon, •SOO Campu, Dr1v' Nrw1.HJ' t S'"ilC h Citlltorn#,) \l)bOO l h1"1i bv1o1nit·\' ,.., Ct)nducted by a <Or O<.>t,1t1Uh l~We\tcrn(o In< l fVlfY'kl\ L Arv, Jr Viet PrP-S1~ol 1 h1· '\lil\•·01• rit lllf.t\ ttlt-(1 w1•n lf'I., C.our.11 (lt>r,_ of Orrtn<.)t' (.ountv or1 MtJv .JO H18 FOOlO'I Publ"""" 0r;)ft(!O' Coast Daily Polot. Jun.-• I I, 19. 2.1, 1918 ff\t\ OU'\11\{·,, ., <onOu( lfld Dy d qt:Mrdf P•rtnrr11.tup t-------------1 E <lolh A Howtll PUBLIC NOTICE fn1\ ~t.tlf'MPnt '#Ill~\ f1lf'r~ nt Or•nQt! Counh ont---F-l_CT_IT_l_OU_S_B_U_S_IN_E_S_S---1 Junr· I l'llR JC~HIO NA,ME STATEMENT PUOh,n"'O 0rA~ C""'-..t 0•111 ~Hot Th" lollo..--."'9 Pt-non IS Ootng t>u51 Ju"• 11 11, n ""° Ju!W 1 1'18 "~"s"~ 711 18 l ARCH •Soc141 Education ·-----------A\'0'Hl•on•Ot Rf'Wdtth,n(omrruru Pl Bl.IC' NOTICE ty H .. dlln·r~'''· 1~Q'1 V11t Oel Rt-y' San Judn C lJJO\trano. C.A ~26H J•tf"tl1·.-. H Vanderhoot J' 2S~&1 FtCTITtOU~ llUSINE~!o Via CJ1 I R~y S.m Juan CdP•'>trano. CA l'jAM( ~TAT( ME NT ~1~1\ fhtt tu' owir'lq pt•t\un-. '"., oou... lh1-..bu''"'' .. '''onductedby"nurun Du .int •• i... t 'l'C><H 1tfl'd tl':i.YI'( •CU1on 01n.e1 ltMn d L 6. R T R41l f k C,4L f S A 11n11n""'"'' ..,r r:>V1C l 10\1,., •it•tb()f Otvd ~Al'\t4 Jarnr.:.H VbfliO,.rf'W)ot Jt Ari•• (J •for Old 91104 l P\11. \t.,.trrntmt 'Nd~ t''"'° wJm Jhl' lt•on.tr'1 tf,.,~rt lll1\. 110\1 Tiiton County C.'t·rkt 01 Oran9~ County on t •n I~ • ountl)1n VAllf'V C"1111,orn10 JtJfh" 1 J~1B •110~ F0951" Jun+· ("'"""" C 111, lt0'i1 Ttltof\ Puhlnmo Or.V1Ql" C<nnt C>d"Y Prloc :;;;~~~ f ou"l~on \/ellry C~l1torn1• Juno• 11 1&, 2\, JJIY 2 tql8 17JI 78 R1chAr(1 Ht"nry N11nt••U tfJ,AH Mt \J1c.torv Strtf't F-o+,"t<Un V"llt"f C.dlllOrl'\tol q27QA PUBLIC NOTICE Mar1l)I'\ f-rf1lM1-. NJnh·ll 1~811 Mt r-------------VH torv .,,,.,_,_, f.uun1c_,,n 'V.lllry {Ai1tnrn1d fl?10fl fh,., bU\ln-\\ i\ tond"Cl~O by " Q•·n• rdl p.v1,., '»tl l t-Of'\drtt .._, £ 11., JP'I•> \l•l~,.,,..rl w•~ ltJHJ "'''n ,,..,. tount1 CINlt ol Ot4't'U'Jil· (.outih on M ay 1 ,. '3 F"5Ut Pub,,.lltd 0r•"91' Chol I Oa' ,, 1'1101 Ma. 78 d"" Jun .. ' 11. II 19/o 70$4 ,. PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS 6USINESS NAME STATEMENT Tn, toll0111tU\Q per\On\ •rt dp1n9 b'1\ltH'U ... PPF A'>SO(IA1ES, 3"61 l(etrll• A• nu~ Su11~ 10•. LO\ Ai.motos (.A1410uHa qono Jan,.rt1 C G10 .. •61 4i''"""'• •""'""" LOf'9 ~&<h C..hl0<n1• QQIOl "-O..tv1d O'·•t'M':>041 &\\ W F "''"'"" /\v•1nuf" Mountain \J1tvv Cdhtorn1.• ~·011 WtU611m E W•,1Jow1t1 •AS N M•On.,.,,Y4' C'ourL <dm1tr1110 (•l•lorn1a ~'.11)10 Rol><'rt 0 ~'· IQll'JO l -' l•r r~(,,, Fountain \/~ti~• CA11torn1b Y7109 WUl1tm J OM'V, 11'\1 tt .. rbor Ellulf C1nle, Hunl1n11ton Bfach, t•lllorn•a 916A9 Tn11 bu\lnt!\\ 1\ conduCl•d by " oen!'ral o•r1ner\h1p Jan't" C GI~ tnt\ ~••tttmt"nt ""'"' 111.-0 w•th lh .. f ICTITIOUS BUSll'jESS "'AME STATEMENT lP'I~ t0How1no perM>t'I is oo•nQ C>u~i nfl"U .1\ HAMIL TON AVENUE "'NIMAL CLINIC, ~\l H•molton A••nur. Hun1 •nQton A.-.\(t'I CAht0<n11 •?t.'6 M•rltn c_ Mo,.,,,.,_ 17SS Afcwtross Or1vt. C"o'\l8 ,.,.,.u (.alltornld 92&26 Th1<1 bU'\1~-S. "ConduCf@od by ftn tn d1v1<1v•I M•rttn C Mt..1tat~~ TfH\ •t•tfm-.11 w'9s t•IM w11r. tnf" County Cler~ Of Or•nQP Ca\lnty Of\ M.tv H 1918 F~S064 Pub1 .. n.-a °'""<l" Coast Oa•ly P•IOI Junr '· 11 ll. H. 1q19 21S4 18 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS l'jAME STAnMl!IH l hl' follow•no Pf'rson •!. do1nq bus1 ,...u It\ II IE JO LIQUOR 26063 La Pt;t Road Mlu1on Vwjo, C,>lltornl" 916/S RoO..rt E M~urer 1484 1 Vorb~ Slrf'Pf, lll\fln, CdMorn1d 92680 I rm a J Mour~•. 1'8" Yorb .. Strf'f'I, T u•lin, IA••lor~1d ~2680 T hos b1.1<1ness "conciuct.o by ~n 1n dtY•OU.ttl R<>bort E Maur., HU\ ''"'"mrnt Wdt, ftted with t_,. County Cler~ ol OranQ<> C:.Ountv on M•• 1', 1918 RANGING IN SIZE FROM 1,234 to 1,762 square feet or interior living space, the townhomes have 11 z. 2 or 21 2 baths. Two-story and split-level arrangements are complete with a long list of lux-ury features Atnums. skylights and solarium-style win- dows provide passive sol:.ir heating effects and each home 1s equipped with a Grumman Sunstream solar-assist hot water system. Water· saving devices. pJlot-lcss cqu1pmenl, and full m- sulation or exterior walls and ceilings add to the total C'nergy saving packagf:. Sal<'s representatives under the direction of W1 Iii am Bachelor & Associates of Tustin arc on the !-<lie weekends only from JO a .m to 4 p.m. Tu reach thC' site of the new SC'ablurr Canyon Townhomes now under c:onstruct1on, take the San Diego Freeway to the Brookhurst Street exit. Drive south on Brookhurst approximately three miles to Vic· tori a Street in Costa Mesa. Turn left on Victoria to Canyon Drive und turn right on Canyon Drive to SC'a Bluff Onvl' and the sales information center for t hC' new lownhomcs For the Record <MtSStO.. COMMUNITY HOSPIUL May l , ,.,. Mr .11no Mrs J°" Attf"n M1n1on V1.- 10. bow M.ly "· "" Mr •nd Ml~ f ran<•'> Oe0.4'r, Et Toro boy M•y II. ltll Mr ana Mr-. C..n.trlfl'' HOOtl M1\\IOn v ... ,o t>ov May 19, 1'11 Mt ""d Mr\ M"llh• w Ct1MUD1•U M 1\\1Qn V•~JO boy M•y JO, U11 Nr aod M" M1ct\d~t c..~11110 M1\ ~ •• nn V 11· 10. Qlf • Mt .. \nd Mf\ P~IJI Gooowtn Ml'S\IOn V'14""90 q1rl Mr ana Mr\ tlaUd10 Prtttlllt, M" "tl(Hl \ltfll')O 91rl Mr ""d Mt4. l~w Sowder, £1 Toro, t>ov M•r 11, "" Mr ano Mri Oarrvt HO<'Mlltll, Ml\ \Ion v1~10. 01rf Mr 11nd ~' W1l1tam Jt\~~. M1\ \•On "•eto. bO~ Mr """ Mr\ Edward Ou1tarto. M l\ \IOn Vj~IO, 91rl May 11. "" Mr ~"cl """ Brodi\ Duncan, (I Toro, boy Mt ~1nd Mrt; Ctd!O SheHflttt, Mis ~ion V '' io bO'f M•y U, 1'/I Mr and Mr\, Ht<tor lt-Yf'-Leoun• Nlgu~I. Doy May 2', "" Mr dnO Mr\ Raymoncl 11•~n EI l oro bov M• ano Mrs JOfln R~Hl ColP•"r•no Bt>•th Q1tl ~U,1'11 Mr •nd M n AObtrl Br.tmwf"U M1~ \IOn Vt .. 10. bOy Mr and Mr\ OuM\f Otaon M1s~ton Vt~JO. t>Oy M•y U ••Jt Mr •no Mr\ Wiiham Oav1\ Doy Mr ancl Mr\ Jon Roll•nd \llPIO. bOy M~y ll, 1'11 Et Toro. M1uion Mr-tltnd M n She"lne Zahr. M l\\lOn Vl•jO 91rl M.ly >•. 101 M r snc1 Mr' 1 hom,~n Rt'" man, Cdpo\lrano BMCh, Q•" M•yll, 101 Mr and Mrs RolDll Orth, C-'P•slr•no e .. &e ll Qlrl Mr •n!I Ml\ Albc'rl ProchorM, El loro hoy Mt 4'f10 Mr-\ M•rlo StPUIYflO.t, l .. QUn1t M llh .• 91rJ JUM I, 1911 Mr MO Mrs Ldrry Blt,._r Minion \118)0, glrl Mr itnd Mr\ Marton (Allal\.tn MIS· \10n VH:fO, Q•rl Mr etnd Mn Ed'uaroo Joroan M11 .. '\ion V1t10. 01r1 Mr •t>d Mr• l(en11etr1 Ro,,,.,, El roro.111r1 J .... 1. lf71 Mr ano Mrs Ro«>ert GUjjel, MISS•on \/if'JO, OOy Mr ilncl Mr\ Scott McOaormant, Et Joro. 9''' Mr •nd Mrs Scott Moore, Ml\So°" 111•10 oov Mr ono Mrs Alfred Potodoro, l•gun• '1111• ooy Mr ann Mr\ Oougl.ts Snyder, ldQuM 11olls, 11"1 May21, 1t11 Mr •n<I Mr\ Donald Jamts, 2S8U Tff'"iuli QOllO, L&QUNI Holts, Qlfl Mr and Mrs James ~II. 1SSll Voa Soll\, Stin Jvan Cdp1\trano. Qui Mr end Mrs. Stt•Pll e1.111erd1Ck, 19 81rdion9, lrvh-.e, olrt May 1', 1UI Mr ~nd Mrs Rlc~rd Morel\Ouse. 15192 MOntP<'llltr, lrvln., boy Mr .-no Mr1 Oor,.tld Whit.tktr, 12Sll Collonwood C•rcle El Toro. boy Mr .tnO Mn Ro~rt Lars.en, 606 C.•M•• s1 .. N. HuntonQton Buc'1, 91rf May"· 1t71 Mr •nO M" Josf'l)r. Walsl>e, 178 E. 701h S1 Co.ta Mesa, boy Mr dnd Mrs Ro~rl Leer, I till Lot•c W•y, Fountain Valley, Qlfl MOJO. ltTI Mr ano Mn 1(•1111 AIO<Kl\I, t372 Hud\on, Huntington Be.en, boy Mr •nO Mr\ RC>Otfl Fron~. 1"6S1 Vo• M•n•l•I• M•SSIOn Viejo, bo'f Mr and Mr\ Br.WOIPy C.ummoM, 2118 Pl•c•n••• Costat->••a.111r1 Mr ana Mrs Donald OuHadwav. JU C•d•r Newp0<1 S..ach. 0oy Mr •nd Mr" Wllltam !YM. lllli Hart>or. CM1a Me••· Qirt Mr and Mr1 Robe<I Miiier, all ~r r•no A"~nu-. Orangit. boy Mr •nd Mr1 C.sslu\ Lurmenn. ~U Sent• Ct•ra C..r, Cost• Mtta, g.rt Mr •M Mr• ~1"°'1Roll\man.19•62 'ilerr• R•lon R.....,,lrv1ne, boy Mr ana Mr1 Warren Deen, .i.3t Pine Slre<!I lr••llf'. Olrl Mr and Mr• MICl\ael Cotl?n, 17047 li•n Oyk• une. ~unt1119ton Buen Qlfl May 31, ttll Mr ~nd Mrs Oavod FtucM, IS4bl Cn•rDour9, lrvlntt, Qirl Mr "'"' Mrs <il'Orge Hocks, 1200 Cley, Newl)Oft S..acll. gort Mr <1na Mrs William Gorlno, 1311 Ature Av• • S&nla Ana Heights, boy Mr •nd Mrs, George Rol>C>ln\, 8J I \/le tori•, Costa Me••· boy Mr and Mrs Chilrlf\ Hallerman, JI• 1811\ St , Hunh119lon Buch, boy Co"' I y Cler~ 01 Or an~ Co~nt ~ o~ Mh J'Ot~ ------------- Mr and Mr• Brent t<;emps, 20807 Coll ma, Huntington Buen, boy Mr and M". Peter Templet.,.., 23111 vi,.. Wt;y, Et Toro, DOW I 1918 PUBLIC NOTICE Pubto•""<I 0.M<)I' Coll\I o .. 11y Point fOtSIJI Mn 18 eno JuflP' 11 I~ 1918 PuDto•n.-a 0r"'1ql' (.,.\I D~oly Pilot, ?ll'IO 18 ---F-IC_T_t_T_IOU_S_ll_U_S_l_N_E_S_S __ -1------------- May 18 •nd JUl\f'. II II ,... NAME STATlMIE"T PUBLIC NOTICE ?O"I> 11 PUBLIC NOTICE T~~ to11ow1n11 Pt't\ons are 001no ------------- PUBLIC NOTICE ~UPEllletl cou1n OF THE HAJEOFOLl~•HIA "0" tt!li't:OUNTY OF ORANGE Hb.AMltf o•l>r. TO SHOW CA~E FO" CNAHGI! Of' HAM£ In I ... M&ll .. ol -~loo •I OAVIO r JUMP£A tor cnenll(' Of n•m• Tr>~ apollcel'ton o f DA\/10 T JUMP(R, •k• OA\/10 l OE VAULT for cJt•n~ ot M m•'. l\ilVll\Q !.ton lllea on Court •• ,., 11 •llP*•rtng trom WlrOpO\lng 111•1 hi\ neme bt cn11noea to o.~10 l O.ll•ull -------------! IMISIM\\ es "ICTITIOUS IUSIHESS FICTITIOUS IUSINESS B R O C K F 1 N A N C t A l HAME STATEMENT "AME STATEMENT INVESTMENTS. 1100 Quell Sir~~·· na~~~.fOllOWll\Q orroion I• OOlllQ t>usl Tllf' lollowlnq ""'"'" '' do•no bU\• Suol• 103,·N•Wl>O'I 8•11<1\, Calllornl• nn\4n 9lt40 LIGHTHOUSE REALTY, IMC, CAMELOT ENTERPRISES. 1•11 Corot Ann Broiropo, •tt• C··· Jl716 C.out HIQllwey, lfC. soull\ w • •• L•oune, C.A97bl7 tUll•ll St•.11:~._Newport Buch L0171•, Yorbll Lind•. CahJc>rnle t?* LIOhlhOun RUii)', In~ J17 l6 C.,111..,noe -Roi..rl Wllllem 8roll.0P1>. •111 C.Out Hlo11w1y, o C '!iPuJh L•Qun., Jol\n R WMd l11 w.inut SlrHI C.H• Lon>•. Yorbe Linda, C•lllorn .. C4l!J M•w C.totorno• '7'77 91... CA '1b11 ""'+t _,. ~.--.--.. ,,..,~ .. ~ l)w-. lhll bU\lnen Is c:onclu(le<i b1 • c:or dlVldual di.ldU•I • ll'Ol'•llef\ Jonn R waro Gerol Ann Sro~opp LIQllthOuwRully, tnc Tllll \llllf'mf'nl .. ,., lltf'jl woth 1"" Thll .t•t-1 WH 111..i with UM Thi\ ~ .. l~lw,::~~1Th~·~~nn\,,. Cou11ty Cit,. ol Or•ngor Counlv on M•r Covnty Cltfl( o1 °'"~County nn Mey C.oul\ly Cl••~ ot Or•no-county on H , 19,. Jt, lt/8 Junes. 191t ""sosc " F0tun '"sm P11Dll\MO °'"""" ((>11\I Oa11y Pllol Publl,,'9<1 Or•f\00' Coe1t Ollllly Pilot, Publl\MQ Or-Co.nl Dell~ Pilot MAy 1t •n4 Jun~•. 11, II, 1918 ioi.s 18 June•. I I, 18, JS. 1'19 7l•l1I Jun• 11. 1w, H. July 1, "'' UIS.Tl Now, therelO ..... II "h•rfbY Mditt•d ------------P UBLIC NOTICE •llO dlrtctfod, ..... ,•II.,.,....,, lnlfro\l PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE f'd In wld m.tter <IO._., betOr• this i--------------------------court In Oeperl,.,.nt l on Ill< lllPI O•y ------------- 01 July, lf71 et II 00 O'CIO(to am., ot ,.,o oey to~"°"' UUM ,.,., IU(I\ •P. pllcellon tor <"'"9t ot 11em• sll0u10 not be gr1t11t..i It II lur!Mr Of-.ci llM!t • <OPY ot 1111\ Order 10 ~CAIUS. be j)Ubllll\ed tn Illa 0•*'911 C:O.\I 0.11., PllOI. • n•wajle p.r ol ~neret <lrculat1011. Pfllltte Ill ..ie C®"ly, et ...,,, Oll<a •Kh .... IOt '°"' 1..tte.11 .......... ll'lor le'"" NY Of Mid hffrl119 OelM t"'s tllCHyof J..,. "11 tlhJClt W IUMHI" Jlldft f1f tald ~IOt c ... n JOH"N O•~AK 1•U .... t11-'"9A- '--........... c:..uteni• .... , Attw .. yfw A ... l<•fll "''*1"'8cl Orenoe Canl o.11r Piiot. ~-· " •• u "" nn 1• 'IC'TtTIOV\ IUStfo!US NAME STAT!!MENT T l\o IOllOwlnQ Otf\On\ •rt Oolng IJ\lllnl•H •t TllE SCOTSMAN 11RE OUT'LET ttll Ntwp0r1 8t•d , Co•I• Mo•, Cetllorrole '2617 l•rry A.. O\edwlr~. 1212 Nlklon>• St'"'· $ante An•, C..llfomte Ooneld 8 Motrlenlhet h T •nole..,ooo, lr.ir>e. CelU0<n1e '271• Tl\lj l)u\IMU f\ <Olldl.I< tea by • ilmlle(I Cla<hWr\lllp Oorl.tlO M MilrltflllWll Tllh •••t-1 ... , 111'4 •Ill\ tllto C.-ty tterl ol Or.not County on M1w JO .. ,. "'"" Pubtl\l\ed Or•• Cotti Delly PllOI, ./V'Yt f 11, It, t1, 1'111 l'ICTITIOVS BUSIHl!SS l'tCTITIOUS IUSINIH HAMI STATIMIHT HAMl!STATIMIHT The followtno '""'°n' art Clolno Th• lollowlnQ oerwns •r• do1n11 bVtl neu I\ buslneu •1 THE FOLIAOE l(f'.EPERS, IUV, TH& OUlTERMIEN. 1U32 Mt. Ftrnltel, Cotona <NI Mllr. C.lllOrnl• Chtrl• Clrcte ,.ou11111n Vallo, n•H Calllornle '7 7Ge \•nor• O Mert1on. ,,..,, RlcPl.,d A Kur11e, ti»> Mt ~·.',nstetl, CMOM clOll ,.,..r_ Cellfornt• Charle c1rc1e, Fo11111•1n \/tlley, •• C.tllornta f17ot l.lllG• J , Yerd, ~lly PtrntHI, J el'l'lt\ w c .. o ... JIOI Plett• Coron• Otl Mltr, c.111.,,.,,i. t7111U Orlvt. Co1i. MttN. C.11~•• ttto11 Thh bu\llWH II tOlldu(led by • Tiii\ bu\lntu 1, COlldlltttO b., e O-ne .. 1 Nrlll9r *'>Ip Otnerat )Hftfltr\NP Lino. Yetd 111'!\enl A l(llflte Thl1 ti.I-I ••t Ill .. wlll'I ,.,. Tith tl•t~ WH fileel •111'1 Ille Cou111y CttB OI Or.-.ot ~.,°"May toun1y Clffli ot o..,... <;ounrv on Me• aim ~·m "'"" Htll» Pwl>llt'*I Or-oo C.O.tt 01111., l'llOt P\11111''*' ()oanoo eo.11 Delly PllOI M.tif .,. IM J-4, II II 1'1t ' MO ,. -JUflf ' 11 \I ~ tOMI 1a REAL ESTATE ( __ M_ov_i_n_g_U_P __ ln_R_e_a_l_E_s_ta_t_e____..J GEORGE JI. COFFIN Ill of Newport Beach has been elected 1979 first vice president of the American Society of Real E state Counselors <ASRECI during the s pring meetings at the Drake hotel, held m conjunction with those of the Na- tional Association of Realtors. Coffin officially takes office January 1. 1919 and will be installed during midwinter meetings in Washington, D.C. along with other officers or the national as- sociation and its affiliates. Comn is vice president of the Boston firm of Tiger fn· vestors Mortgage Insurance Company (TIGER !Ml). a sub- sidiary of Tiger Inte rnational, Inc. He is responsible for busi- ness development and market· ing in the Western U S. OO~FIH FRAN<;t;S K EENAN JOHNSON, noted Orange County artist. has joined the sales staff o! Donald M Bird Associates. according to Richard Fenti man. vice president of resales for the Tustin· Mrs. Johru.ton, a native of Mississippi. has hved in this area for the pasl 13 years where she has dist- inguished herself as a freelance artist or portraits and genre. She was commissioned to do various paintings including a portrait of Pope John XXIII, a portrait of Brother Timothy. eel lcr mast er of Christian Brothers Winery. and a series of paintings depicling the travels of Gulliver. executed for Gullivers· Restaurant in Marinade! Rey. G. TIMOTHY GALVIN of Irvine has been pro· moted to the newly c reated post of account coordinator for the New Homes Division of Walker & Lee Real E state Galvin began his'management tTaining when he joined the company two years ago as a resear ch analys t 10 the Marketing Department. J le progressed to assistant regional s ales manager for Pr<.'sl ey of California. with rei.pons1bihties in customer relations, market- ing und finance Previous to joining Walker & Lee. Galvin was an ad- min istrat1vc aide for MCA Universal PicturC' Div1s1on on the "Sensurround'' project for GALVIN ~ the m ovie .. Eurthquake " He also was a staff re- search analyst for Ultrasystems. Inc. on a variety of projects for US Federal and Municipal agencies • JUI fERR\'MAN has been named man:igcr of Selett Propert1e-.,' Nf'wport Beach office. ac cording to Pete V1otto. preMdent or lhl• h rm. In 1977 Ferryman was lht· top producer in Select Propert1e!'> · Co!) ta M c•sa office lie received his degree m bu~incl>!:> manaRc ment from San Jo;;c Stal<' University wher<: he wa!:> Stu dent Body Viel' Prcs11.h:nl. a member of Theta Chi lratcrni ty. and a four year tootball let· terman. Prior to JOIOIO$! Sc•tcct Properties Mr Ferryman held various bankinR positio n!> and was a marketing con~ullunl Ferryman prel>cntly ll\ es in Costa Mesa where he ss pr~!.1 FUllYMAH dent or the Mesa Del Mar Homeowners '> Associa- tion and ss an active member or the Costa Mesa Lion 's Club ROD GILLILAND or Lake Forest has been selected as director or sale-: for Ponderosa Home~. announced E John Carew. executive \'Ice pres1· dent and general m&nu~cr for the major homebu1ldm~ firm headquartered 10 Irvine Res ponsible for new home developments in Los Angeles. Orange and San Bernardmo counties. Gilliland will be directing an ex tensive number of pro~rams In· eluding three pro1ects in the Village of Northwood 1n I rvint. where Ponderosa I lomes 1s cur rently developing the 415 smgh• family homes of Park Place. 329 patio homes of Park Pasco and 54 Sundance townhQmes Prior to ;oining Ponderosa Homes. Gilliland held the pos1- t1on of sales and marketing d1rtc tor with William McCabe Inc of Anaheim for m::arly three years During that time. hf: was responsible for all marketing and sales operation~ at eight sub d1vis1ons with c. total sales "olume in excess or $21 million. l\UCHAEL T. AZEKA • .i c:v1l and E:nvironmen- tal engineer . has J01ned lhe Center for Planning and Research, it was a nnounced by Richard E Ramella, a principal or the i'<ewport Bt:ach land planning firm Prior to Joining the.' c£-nltr Azek<:1 wa·, em ployed as a c1 vii eng me er 1des1gner tor a SantJ Ana engineering firm His experience in s~h division design tncludec: grading plans. street Im p~ovement plans. s torm dram design, ut1hty plan mng. sewer system dcs11rn. earthwork calcula tions. cost estimating. and drafting. Azekd also has worked as a quality assurance engineer and .; computer operator and programmc·r Come live in Anaheim Hills where play's the thing! Where a handsome new home is the stellar attraction. but outdoor fun and recreation will have leading roles in your new life. Miles of rl,dlng and htkiog trails, a nature center for leammg, paths for strolling. neighborhood sports centers for convivial c6mpetrrrorr. TI\ere's a ctla11englng ~bllc course for golfers. the saddle club for equestrians and even an eleven court racquet club for tennis ~nthusiasts freeways and the busy. noisy wor!d, yet minutes cfose to schools. shopping ana work. Preview the coming attractions One of the West's best homebu1laers may be prep~!!RQ your new residence r•gttt f'ow• Anaheim Hiiis Is a beautiful resi· dentlal community seemingly dis~ant from Homee Currently Offered In Anaheim Hilla Neigh~ Opening In 1918 A~-anaheim hills -.......... Ex11 Riverside Fwv Jt tmpeflaJ Hwv Oflve soutn 10 San la Ana C1nyon Road, cast 10 Anal'i>1rn H 1• .• Roaa (714) 998·2000 1978. A1\811Cllm Hills. Inc •WINDOW Hill by Pacific Coast Bu1lac1!'l, Irie •ANAHEIM HILLS ESTATES by S&S Constrvcr1on Co •SUNSET RIDGE II by Oakt1ee De11etoomon1 Co •RIDGE VlEW by The Baldwin Co •HUNTER'S POINTE Oy The RP Warmini:iton <..o •RIDGECREST by Pacer De11elopmen1 Co1p •THE COVEY by The R'f> Warmington Co •FEATHER HILL by Pacific Coast Builders, Inc •NORTH VIEW by The Toman Company •POINTE QUISSETT by W R Grace Properties. Inc •SINGING WOOD HILL by Wiii~ & Akins • STONEOATE by Socaland Corp •ANAHEIM RIDGE ESTATES by 0 L Lewtr. Co •BIRCH RIDGE ESTATES by W N Shattuck. Inc •LAS COLINAS by S,.,yth Bro$ Inc • PEDREOAL by Smy'h Bros . Inc •RAINBOW RIDG£ by Fredricks Development Corp ..... ,,,... __ ~· ,.. , . -.. . . .... .. .. . ~ ... REAL ESTATE School Factor In Home Buying With educational facilities a maJor factor an many family's decision to buy a home. shop· pers are pleased to learn that lnctuential Homes of Irvine arc in one or the two top-rated school districts in Orange County. "A large proportion of our shoppers have children, and are concerned about the caliber of the local school system," noted Maria Johns. Walker and Lee's sales manager at the Butler Housing Corp. development. "They are delighted to learn that their children will attend schools in the highly-accredited Irvine Unified district. built in combrnatwn m1<·ro-wavc und sclf ·l'le<101ng ovens. luminous ceilings , and ceramic tile ('Ounter tops. M .AS T E R SU I TES <1rc h1~hllghted by double doors and mirrored wardrobes. Individual plans feature balconies, "hi s and hers" dressing areas and adjoi ning parents retreats Private master baths have twin lava tories, cultured marble oval tubs and walls and satin gold fixtures with crystal knobs Sunday June 18, 1978 "The fact that adult education c lasses are available at the University of California. Irvine -JUSt a 10 minute drive away - 1s an added bonus," she re· ported. P opular features d1stin · gu1s hrng the 1nd1v1dual plans include bav w1ndo\.\s, window se<1ts. interior laundry service areas with folding counters and laundry chutes. a two s ided fireplace. large upstairs bonus rooms and private downstairs bedroom suites with adjoining full bath INTERIOR OF HERITAGE PARK TOWNHOME IN IRVINE'S EL CAMINO REAL IN ADDITION TO its school d1 s tr1ct. the Village o f Northwood 10 which Influen- tial Homes urc loc<1ted 1s an extremely des1rablt> environ- ment. according to Johns. STUCCO EXTElUORS are ac·· cented by padre brick, stone and wood s1dmg trim Roofs are tile or wood shake. Attached two car garages have electric door openers. Rear yards are fully fl·nccd. Irvine Home 'Affordable' Master plans for th~ C'ommuni- ty include 17 acres of shops. restaurants. entertainment at- tractions, p<1rk::. and recreauonal racil1t1e.s. and professional services Influential Homes of Irvine are now ready for occupancy. They are priced from $97,900 to $109.900. The affordable new home can st ill be obtained an Orange Coun- ty , according to Bill Hossfeld. project manager for Broadmoor lt o m e~· Heritage Park Townhomes located in the lrvme Company's village of El Camino Heal The thret.• and four-bedroom lnfluent1al Homes have sloped· ceilinged living rooms, family rooms with a fireplace and WPt bar and formal drnrng rooms. Kitchens arc equipped with The development may be reached by laking the Santa Ana Freeway to the Cuh er off ramp. driving northeast on Culvl'r Drive to Bryan Avenue, then turning right on Bryan Several homes m l wo plans are available al Heritage Park 'fownhomes. These are priced from $77,290 to $81.490 "To have the opportunity to purchase a home for under $100,000 1s quite a deal at toda y's prices ." The Villas Presents The French Riviera In Calif9rnia Charmant! 1 ht> charm ol the R1v1cr.:i awa11 ... you rn Lagun.:i Niguel m a very ... pcuJl rnmmunity-The Villas. On J p1clurc~quc plateau ove r- looking the Pacific, 75 single- iUi~--~~ t~~ • family homes scintillate sunlight off red-tiled roofs. Brisk breezes cool the private courtyards that grJcc the t•ntry to cJch home. And a~ you move indoor!>. the Med1h~rr.:ine.:in mood move!> with you. Old world charm i!> everywhere in evidence-a gourmet kitchen with a country quality you'd find in Aix-en-provence, a garden you enter through French doors from your master bedroom suite, a Roman bath, a cozy · conversation nook. Protected by .:i guard gate, The Villas also enjoy the recreational offerings of fou r t<~nnis courts, hydrotherapy pool~ and sauna. a rumor Olympic swimming pool. and private access to the beach below. Only 12 miles from Newport Beach. The Villas 1s clo!:>e enou~h for convenience . .... t'raratc cnouAh for seclusion. Thal·~ parl of 1t~ chclrm. So come to the French Riviera in California. The Villas. Some c.ay ifs as nice as Nice. r rom the San Diego Freeway. take the Crown Valley Parkway to Pacific Coast Highway. turn k-H to Selv.:i Road. and left to The Villa!>. Furn1!>hcd.m.odels .:ire open daily from IO a.m until 6 p.m. For" information c~ll (714) 661-0662. From 5140,000 lo 5248,000. nir Srii Ci11111try of Lag1u111 Nigutl 33821 V1sl11 C.rn11Jr. La:~una Mgutl, CA 92677 ~. Tiit l/1//11• ,, II r" ,,,, ··f llVCO c""'"'~""Y Otot/Optn /tt( 1=.l · .. • ' • Hossfeld said. and added that "the median Orange County new home s ells for C:1bout $20.000 above that " THE TWO remaining floor p lans. t he S<1ntiago and the Trabuco. are both two s tory homes with three bedrooms and two und a half baths. Custom appointments include wood -burning fireplaces. con- temporary bu1lt-1ns . entry foyers. private p<1t1os. vaulted ceilings <1nd s unken living .. , . rooms. HE RITAGE PARK'S private recreational fae1llties include a neighborhood park with swim· ming pool. lot lot, children's wading pool and landscaped greenbelts. To reach the new Broadmoor Homes development take the Santa Ana Freeway. to Culver Go south on Cul1;er and east on Walnut to Yale /\venue and the sales office which 1s open daily from 10 a.m. to dus k ., DAILY PILOT (;7 Service Protects Buyers llome buyer protection services are now offered m this area through American Home tn s pect1on Service, an cstabhshed Orange County com· pany. The concept of a buyer's in- s pect 1 on is s imilar to the fam1har practice or buyers of used cars, of hiring a mechanic to check it out prior to purchase. Now the same precaution can bf" applied to the purchase or 8 home. An inc;pection will reveal possible faults. and provide an estimate of the cost of any re- quired repairs or changes. The emphasis 1s on potentially ex- l.ll'ns1 \'<'or ha£ardous conditions. not JUSI obvious or inexpens1vt' minor flaws. American Home Inspection Serv1t.•e provides a complete Pvaluat1on or structure. roof. foundation. plumbing, grading. t•le<'lr1t·al. walls, floors. furnace, ;-1pphances, s afety feature~. energy considerations, and all s 1m1 lar features. American Home I ns pection Serv1t:t' engineers reveal the true quality of a home or invest· ment. They have the knowledge, l'X l>e rience. and Judgment re- quired for a thorough and objec- tive analysis. For more information contact American Home Ins pection St•n ice. 23731 Coronel DnH·. M issron VieJo 92675. 586· 7370. ...... If. You Want A Home Better Buy It Now If you want to own a home. go ahead and buv o ne -now You ll be :.pared the rut1le expect ation thdl costs will come down. You'll-ulso save money m the long.run. With the median price of a new one.family house placed at $51,600 at the end of 1977. com pared with $45,500 m 1976, according to the Federal Home Loan Bank Board, it ·s pointless to pretend lhilt home costs will return to what they used to be But. hous ing experts r emind us, neither will :myth1ng else. including food. fuel. home repairs. ur the wages that make up today's substantially h1qher family incomes. When v1ewmg home costs. keep two things in m111d . First, family incomes, especially those with the {'Onlributions of working wives. have risen nearly twice as fast as hous ing costs. And second. the alternative to home ownership ~ renting - s imply means you are helping to buy a house for your land.lord. TUE ANDERSEN C ORPORATION of 6ay port, Minnesota, a leawng window manurac· lurer, suggests that thos e who are hesitant about homebuying t'eexamine both the advantages of ">wnership and their <tbility to buy. Some con· :.1dcrat1ons: B There arc defm1te advantages to owning a home in inflationary times. As pnces increase. ~o usually does a home's resale value. Generally. homes have been appreciating at about eight to 10 percent a year. • Interest rates on mortgages are now about nine percent. Shop around for the mos t favorable ratl's. Don't pass up the house you want waiting :or the rate to drop. Rates fluctuate only by frac· tions. and a onc·half percent reduction saves only 30 cents a month per $1000 of mortgage. Besides, mortgage interest i~ tax deductible. • TAX BENEFITS OF home ownership are 1o,ubstantial. On a $40,000 mortgage for 30 years at nine percent. the total deductible interest 1s $3,000 the rirst year. Though the anterest portion of mortga~e payme nts decrease yearly. wnte·offs re· main hefty for a long time. Property taxes are also <leduct1ble. • As a tenant. you pay higher r~nts each lime thl' lease expires with nothing to show for 1t. /\s a homeowner. monthly payments stay the ~amc for the lif(> of the mortgage while you build equity in a valuable property Andersen says a s urprising number of people "'ho don't think they c&n afford a house. actually c·an. Uut. they must be realistic about the kind of house they want, their family needs. and present and potential mcomc. TRADITIONAL ADVICE SA VS a home should not <'O"l more lhan two and one·half times the falmily'1. annual income. ow~ver. variables s uch a s hfl'stylc. savings, equity m a present home. and (•xpt•clt'd changes in the fam ily's earning powe r !-.houtd'be taken into account. /\ more n•ahs tic formula is to s ubtracl J veragc monthly non housmg expenses from avt'rage monthly income. The difference 1s the amount available for housing costs The a mount of the down payment is important ~cau:.c it determines how much you actually pay for the house over the life of the mortgage. The les' principal you borrow. the less mterest you l)ay County Builders To Hear S&L Exec The Orange County Builders Association will hold its monthly dinner meeting on June 27 al the Revere House in Santa Ana. Guest s peaker will be Richard P Bond. presi· dent of the ne wl y opene d Orange Coast Savings a nd Loan Association m Costa Mesa. Orange Coast Savings designed four types or loans to benefit the contractor a nd sub-contractor. Reservations and inform ation can be obtained b y calling the Santa Ana offtce or the Orange County Builders Association. THE MOORING AT DANA POINT JUST MINUTES FROM MARINA Dana Point Projeet Mooring Near Marina Answering t ht· <:all of tht> sea I!'. ea:..v for homeowne1·s at the Mooring in Dana Point. The townhome com- munity bwlt by Biddle Development. Inc. I!> two minutes from the Dana Point Manna with its almost 2,500 boa t s lips and fine flshmR. The Mooring provides it~ resident "navy" with admiral 's quarters. Luxurious , cedar·shake exteriors :.oar to two-story height with ex· panses of glass to command s pec· tacular views of lh~ m ountains or the sea . P RICED FROM $78.990. three striking two ·bcdroom. 21 i bath floorplans encompass from 1,304 to 1,330 square feel of interior h ving :-.pace in versatile arrangements for both gala entertaining and quiet re· laxat1on. Tiled entries ·open to the lower floor where the focal powt of a spacious. ,·aull·ce1lingcd h vm g room 1s a wood burning fireplace Wide windows and shd mg glass doors to a pn \'ale patio frame ms pinng vistas. arld a wet bar lB REALIOR' EQUAL PROFESSIONAL SERVICE A"'9f~enscOllWNl1~ 10 f.ir houlint tor •II Al!Mflcens througll •FAE£ CHOICE •INFORMED CHOICE HUNTINGTON BEACH• FOUNTAIN VALLEY Boerd of Reelto.., lne, 810t Slater Avet1u• HuntingtClft BNCh, c.ilfom1• 9264'1 &Your Dally Ptlot can be Recycled. 0 c.c Of>e••••• ofllc:l .. c:entu h>1Co11 ....... a nd formal dining area guarantee that every "captain's dinner" will be a ras h1onable event. A gourmet equipped kitchen with built in range, conl1nuous·cleaning oven, dish washer and disposal takes care of galley duties . An attr actively· appointed powder room completes this level. ABOVE, TWO master suites. each with bath, offer complete privacy to hos ts and overnight guests Bedroom a menities vary from one plan to another. and include walk·m closets. a wall of windows, and in one case. a corner fireplace. To v1s1t the few remaining townhomes at the Mooring. take the San Diego Freeway to the Dana Point/Ortega Highway exit. Onvc w('st on Ortega Hig hway to Del Ob1~po Turn left at Del Ob1spc>, and «O nt1nue toward the ocean to Stonehill. Turn right <.1t Stonehill to the· Mooring models and sales informa lion center at 22506 Valley View Court. San Joan Capistrano A panoramic mounlain view that changes with cb c flCll80Dl'I • • • thr t1oog of a t1wallow from a tree beneath your ~ndow • • • l1<la Del Sul A home bcrc '" more than a pret4tigc-addrctlll -;1•11 a whole ocw way or living. Each c:ulllom. ooc-of·a·kiod home i11 scdudcd on a 11pacio1111 private lot wbett quiet pttvaib. Each bom<' iii an individual uperic~c. but aU of the m arc lwrnriou~ly appointed and arcbiCc<'· turaUy striking. P anoramic: vic w11 are only the be-ginning. DiJfert'ot plau offer atrium courtyards. walled bathroom fl'ardco11. or toully t•od~ euod«kll. Every home is fully cquipJH'd lo coban<'<' your partiC'ular lifC11tyle. , .. S ales Office Open l0-6 Weekends Only Phone 493-9855 F:rom At last. affordably priced family townhomes with near almost JimitJ~ recreational oppor· tunities. The community is built around your central two·acre park with private p ool, cabana, and landscaped lawn. Winding green· belts traverse the community. There's even more park to play in with the fabuJous 45-acre public Heritage Park nearly completed right ac~ the street from the Heritage Park com· municy. It will ultimately include 12 lighted 1cnnis courts, a fabulous aquatic complex, a fishing lagoon. picnic and play areas. Plans a1sO include lf'teenccma. ltbTary, and an atts ~and crafts building. 1,000 New Domes Irvine Villages Offering Selectioti The lrvrne Company will offer more than 1,000 new homes to lhe public this summer, the largest selection or homes e ver offered in a single locaµon at one time, it was an· nounced by'Donald Moe. Irvine Com. pany director of residential market ing. The new homes will be orrered in res idential villages developed by the Irvine Company in the cities or lrvme and Newport Beach and will include 18 different products by nearly a dozen different builders. Moe said. In all. more than 70 different floorplans and 140 architectural de · !i1gns will be offered 1n the Villages of Turtle Rock and Woodbridge in the eity of Irvine and the Village or Harbor View in Newport Beach Homes will range from under $70,000 to over $350,000. "WE ORIGINA LLY planned to of· fer the majority of these homes early this :.ummer." Moe i.a1d. ''but con :-.lruction delays due to rains this :-.pring resulted product grand open· 111gs being postponed until July and /\ ugus t. "Today. more than 10.000 people ha vc signed pre·sale interest lists stating they are interested in these and and fut ure home<; 1n our villages." Moe continued . "These prospective homebuyers are offered the opportunity to purc hase a particular product before models are open to the public·. .. Even thousih our interest list has grown lo over 10,000 names, there 1s still time for pros pective homebuycrs LINGO HOME TOUR SET FOR SUNDAY Lingo Real Estate 1s planning 1t~ first homc• tour of the summer for to· dav T here will be approx1mawly 40 ho mes on the tour stretchinJ:? from N~wport Beach to San Clemente All ho mt•:-. will be open for v1cwmg from 2 to f; pm l\1 aps ;vtd information may be ob· ta1nPd at any of Lingo's five omce~ lo receive curly information on these new home'> l1v <.'JllinJ! 111d1v1dual bUJlde rs And wilh more th.tn t.000 homes to be offered this summer. there is un excl'llcnt opportunity homebuycr"' wall f1n\I lht• home they :ffc looktng for ni,:ht here on U1{' rn me Ranch .. HOMES bEING offered will vary from mort' trad1taonal smgle-family detached homes on their own lots to some of the newest innovations in single family attached living, "pro v1dmg homebuycrs '.\ ith n t•hoit•e of lifestyles to ht their individual way of living," Moe said "This varies from single adults and couples without c hildren to fa m 1 hes with yo ung (•hildren, families wilh o lder children, fammes with teenage and college children and families whose children have moved away.·' he added Moe pointed out that the <:hoice or whi ch Irvine Company village in which to hve includes the adult and famil y rcc reation-or1e nted lake V1llai:te or Woodbridge and \he rolling hillside VICWS or the Village of Turtle Rock. m lrvmc. to the commandin~ views of orean and hills from Harbor Ridge in the Village ot Harbor View. Nt•wport Beach "R t.:GA RDJ.fo:Ss 0}' the village selected. the homebuyer purchase~ w1lh the homt• all of the htestyle ncnefib. ol a m a ... terplanned com· munity with its pools. te nnis courts. parks, schools. shopping centers and com muruty assoc1at1on .... " Moe s aid. "Smee January. more than 70 per. rent of aJI ava1lahle produC'ts on the lt \'In<.' RanC'h has been :-.old "With the offtmng of more than 1.000 new homes this s ummer, we will be able to catch up with the pent up demand for homes in Irvme Com pany v11Jai.ies thl:.11 hus e xisted for ~cvt'r:.ll vears.'' Moe said "It should be a very busy summer for the lrv1nt• Company'-; rc ... 1denl1al di\ 1s1on " Th<' In llll' C'ompany \'1llagP 111 formal1on Ccnll'r 1~ lol'atcd b(•twel'n the Santa .'\n:o1 and S..in 01cRo 1-'tt'ewtiys on Culn•r Drive at Wumt'r Hoad The ccntt·r 1~ open dailr from 10 a .m to5 pm The innovative Herilage Park three· bedroom plans were designed. with the growing family in mind. With fireplaces, walls of slid· ing glass, private patios, and a wealth of cus· tom quality features. The product, the price, and the parks make H eritage Park Townhomes one of the best buyti.n lrvine. See them today I .. i: .. ~ANfA ANA fW"I $77,290 to $79,290 IRVINE · ~ '315,000 Isla Del Sol Presented by HE:R.%'r.A.GE VlllAGES .. -- . ,, . . . . -. . ti i VIOllVITY IMP PARK TOWNHOMES Salet Office: 10 Olympia, Irvine, CA 9271.f Telephone: (7H) 561.0757 ' BROADMOOR HOMES Pricnt'ffttllvt aittns ~A 1faditiQn of Excellence W fii'l S: © Broadmoor Home.. 1978 --· · ·~ ..... ,.., -........ -..... -, . • I' REAL ESTATE Irvine's Woodside HouSes ,Spacious Floor plans orfering over 2.000 to nearly 3,000 square feel or living space have contributed to making the single family residences of Woodside/Irvine the most popular homes at the new Village of Northwood in Irvine, reports Greg Erickson, vice president of the J.M. Peters Company. Newport Beach· based builder of the 202-home re· sidential community. compartment sink~. Wade expanses of cerm1c tile countertops are sur· rounded above and below by hand· rinished wood cabinetry. Luminous ceilings supplement the natural light· Ing errects. Sunday Junn 18 1978 DAIL V PILOT C9 Complex Set/or Irvine "Consistently Woodside/Irvine has been at the top or the charts as the 'best-seller' in the Village or Northwood." noted Erickson. "Now in the third phase of sales activities. already well over half of the com· munity has been sold or reserved." The master bedroom suites are de· s ign~ with secluded dress· ing/bathlng areas. Twin china basins in the pullmans are illuminated by incandescent lights, set on a dimmer switch. to assure natural lighting ef· fects. Sunke n Roman bathing tubs or oval Ultra tubs as well as separate s howers are s uqrounded by ceramic tile. Ample storage space is provided by either walk·in or his and her closets. --..,:: ONE OF 25 NEW PATIO HOMES ON SALE IN PHASE THREE OF PARK PASEO IRVINE Five two·story orflce buildings. encompassing 115.000-square·feet of of· fice space. will be bwll' on a s 9-a c re parcel'"" fronting on Skypark Cir· cle in the Irvine In· dustrial Complex me )· Ai rport, according to Albert J . Auer. principal o f H ·A ·lrvine A fi sociates, which has just purchased the site from the Commerc1al/ln- dustr1al Division of The Irvine Compar.y for ap· pro x 1 mate l'y $1. 3 · million. PltlCED FROM $122,990 to S140,990. these spacious residences feature three, four and five bedrooms and either 2 1 :.i or three baths. Ar· rangea an bOtn s p11t-1eve1 ana two· story designs. the homes are availa- ble in five distinctive floorplans created by Bates -Bassenian· Pekarek, Architectural and Land Planning. of Newport Beach. Attention to fine detailing con- lin u es outs ide each ho me at Woodside/Irvine. Patio areas are prepared with gas outlets. and all rear and side yards are fenced and gated. Residents also enjoy direct ac· cess from the interiors of their homes to attached two or three-car garages. Patio Domes Released Ground is scheduled to be broken for the build· ings an early Augtl!)t, ac· cording to Aue r, with t e n a n t o c t' u p a n c y planm·d for t•a rly next year Living rooms . formal dining room s. and family rooms with wood· burning fireplaces and built-in wet bars serve the e ntertaining needs. One plan even features an upstairs activity room large enough for a re· gulation-s ize pool table plus a con· versation area. Downstairs bedrooms in two of the models provide a quiet retreat for an at-home office, study or guest room. GREENHOUSE windows, glassed alcoves and garden views create a charming setting for the kitchens and d inin g nooks. Almost custom- equipped. the kitchens feature Jenn· Air cooktops with interchangeable elem ents. microwave as well as self· cleaning ovens. five.cycle dish - " as hers and dis pos als in double A NEIGHBORHOOD recreation center within the boundaries or the new residential community will offer convenient facilities for swimming and tennis. Greenbelts designed to preserve existing eucalyptus win· drows will provide both pedestrian and bicycle access routes. In addi· tion, a special landscape plan along the l rvinc Boulevard boundary has been proposed to preserv e a perimeter screen of orange trees To visit Woodside/Irvine where a sales information center and model complex is open daily from 10 a.m . to 6 p. m .. take the Santa Ana Freeway to the Myford Road exit. Drive north on Myford Road to Irvine Boulevard . then tum right, continuing to Yale, and then turn left on Yale and then follow the s igns to the site. New Hoines Slated As a popular alternative to traditional smgle- fam ily ue~1gns . 25 patio homes h:.ive been released for sale IO Phase Three or Park Paseo/lrvioe, a new res1dl•nt1a l community m the Village of Northwood an Irvine. announced Rod Gilliland, director of :-a lci. for Ponderosa Homes qf Irvine. "Sim·e lht• first announcement of this patio home proJcct. homeshoppers have been very in· ll'restcd in the zero lot lioe concept." Gilliland. noted. "By moving the home to one side of the lot. rt's1dents are gaining more usable side yard space without the costs involved in larger single-family homes designed along traditional hoes." WITH 1\l.L BUT TWO homes in the first phases already sold, and l3 of the 25 homes re- 1 eas ed in Phas e Three selected by new ho m ebuyers. the re maining patio homes are priced from $98.990 to $103.990. Homes represented by the sales pnce stated are subject to prior sale. Incorporating from 1.314 to 1,943 square feet of inte rior living space. the three· and four-bedroom hom es are available in both one. and two.story ar· r angements. All feature formal livi ng rooms and dining areas as well as private master suites. t.:ach plan also has direct access to an attached two-car garage Innovative floor plans, created by the arch1tec· Lura l and land planning farm of Hale!> Bassen1an· Peka re k of Newport Beach. max1m1ze the advan· tages of patio home plannang Side entnes enh ance 1nd1v1dual privacy and. at the same time. provide a means for more naturj.il ltghl to enter at the side or the home. AMONG TUE DESIGN variations which dis tingu1sh these homes are a garden atrium. a loft library /bedroom. 11nd a double-door entry to a con· vert ible den/bedroom. High vaulted ceilings. clerestory windows and s ubtle level changes con· tribute to the s paciousness or the plans. Park Paseo famihes. in addition to enjoying tlwar own private back and side yards. also will hav1.· <.icc<>ss to community recreation facihties wh1C'h will 111dude two tennis courts. a clubhouse, swimming pool. therapy i.pa and a tot lot with a wading pool Common areas and the recreat ion fa c1ht1es wall hl maantained by the homeowner-; assoC'1ation lor J monthly fee pre'>ently est1m atl•d to l>c $26. To visit the home community, exit the Santa Ana Freeway at Culver Drive and tum north on Culver to Bryan A venue Tum nght on Bryan to Yale Avenue and then turn left on Yale to the sales information center and model complex. open dally from 10 a m lo 11 p m at Park Pasco an the new Village of Northwood an Irvine. "This tran .. action completes our master plan for lhe second and final phase of develop- ment at Skypark Office Park," said Sam Van Landingham. director of comrpercial sales ancf mark etang for The Irvine Company. "The site has e~cellent access both to the San Diego and Newport freeways 1.1nd to Orange County Airport. ·"The sale is a lso an example of the increas· ing popularity of com· merctal property in the northern portion of the 3.500-acre IIC·A1rport." he added. In Lenion Heights Raymond L. Watson. presid~nt of Newport Development Company ahd Gerald L Rewers, president of the Wellington Group, announced the omcaal groundbreaking of an exclusive residential dev e lopment, "Wellington E states, L emon Heights" with William J . Wright and David Oreznik, both vice presidents of Allstate Savings and Loan. This project is a venture between Well- ington. Newport and Allstate. WHICH OltE'S FOR VDU? Watson, formerly president of the l rvme Company, has worked closely with Rewers who was formerly the vice pres ident or trvine Pacific D evelopment Company. the home building division of the Irvine Company. According to Rewers. Wellington Estates 1i. planned as a highly select edition of ~legant. ex elus ive homes. The Lemon Heights location over looks the Irvine Ranch with the Santiago moun tams providing a scenic backdrop. Priced from $235.000, all of the "Wellington Estates" residences are imposing and unusually spacious ranginf:( in size from 3,190 to 3,635 square feet Ruyers v. 111 be able to choose from six floor plans created by Morris/Lohbrach and Associates, lo accommodate the lifestyle .requirements of today·s l'xecul1vl' families The salei. office 1s nov. open v. 1th occupancy scheduled for October. To reach Wellington E states. visitors s hould exit the Newport Freeway al 17th Street. Drive east on 17th Street to Newport Avenue. Turn north on Newport Avenue to Cowan Heights. Drive east on Cowan Heights to Skyline Drive, south on Skyline to Lemon Heights Drive. east on Lemon Heights to Sad<ilcry then left to the sales facilil.}' Name Changed The Center for Planning and Research in l'\ewport Beach has simplified its corporate name to the Planning Center, according to principal Gary~· Cinti. "Calling ours elves 'The Planning Center' not only s implifies communication, but it broadens the connotation of our scope of services. which include all as pects of planning," Cinti said. TUES •• JUNE 20th, 7:30 P.M. Gr-.d Hotel. ~ IOOM (()pJ')09ite Oisneytand in1'naheim1 JOMM WMILEAU • ..._. .. t th• a.d &tah Scltool, f)lltlt .,...,.! Oramatrzed presentation shows how our famed "Fast Start" training helps you every step of the way to auccesa! Meet management and top aalespeople-tisk Questions We look rorward to meeting vou Tuesday night! For--. .w.llt uU 17141 f41 ·2'41 PLll I Th1 ou1a1 onE Li\llNC. ROOM BE:OROOM HALL DINING BATH A perfect retreat for the single per- son whose sense of values includes the ownership of good real property! 0 PLln ·E Thi LOllll onE LIVINC. ·DINING FIRST HOOR OPCN TO LOW(R rLOOR IH OR00"4 SE:COlllO f LOOR Excitement is added by the i~lusion of an upstairs master bedroom which is open to the THESE IRE THE first floor. One bedroom ownership becomes sophisticated living in this plan! GREAT OllES YOU'LL FllD II THE UllTER·OARDEll WORLD OF [HjlliJ GiiIWJl\ 111111..U .11111 .1111111 LIUll I lllR LIUll "•m $112,500 AOUL T ORIENTEO CONDOMINIUM HOMES IN RESIDENTIAL SANTA ANA Park Bristol Is a uniquely beautiful and totally different condominium community rn Santa Ana's best location. It's less than a mile from South Coast Plaza. and It's a verdant, birdsong place; a water-landscaped wonderland of streams, falls and a vast selection of trees, bushes, flowers, and private footpaths. LOOI IT THE RITUIEI: Air Conditioning • Wall-to-Wall Carpeting • Draperies, Deluxe Kitchens fully Built-in • Private Patio or Deck • Clubhouse, Swimming Pool, Jacuzzi & MOREi S.I••: (114) 154-7161 • Open 10 e.m. • I p.m . . -~EXclllng Term• ~ .... _ L:.11'-1...,.n liiAI' HOT TO IMCT ICN,.l • ,,.,., 'llJ f'ARk ~· » 8Rl'>T0l '-OllTH COAST . l'l/tiLA ('I 0 DAIL 'f PILOT Sunday June 18 1978 TODAY- 'n Costa Mesa at Bauer Motors, we have an outstanding selection of MG Midgets & MGBs - 11The Pure Spor1scars. 11 ' BRA MD MEW MGs IM STOCK - MOST COLORS MOW AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY The MG Midget 1s Quick responsive &·sttmulaltng These Quahttes have been bred 1n10 The Midget as the result of more lhan 50 years of compe1ttt0n & developm'3nt The MG Midget has a race-proven 4 cylinder engine a short-throw. 4 speed. all synchromesh slick shift rack & p1n1on steering and front disc brakes The MGB is a marvelously agile car. Wtth rack & pinion steering. short-throw stick. antt-roll bars front & rear. race proven suspension. disc brakes & a brisk reliable 1798cc engine MGB holds the SCCA Championship in Class E. as 11 has tor five of the lasl six years 11 whatever you re driving seems a b1I earlhbound. lest-fly an MGB loday TlADE..fHS WRCOME •IMMEDIATE FIHAHCIHCi AVAIL.AIU OH A,.,.OVAL OF YOUI CiOOD CIEDIT The difference between a Mercedes-Benz lease and any ·other is the Mercedes-Benz. The car you lease does make quite a difference. After al l. you don't drive the lease. you drive the car. And when you lease a Mercedes· Benz you drive some· thing special indeed. . 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 with classic lines and timeless- ness that is never out of date. We have several leasing plans to ofter you. One ts certain to make 1t more convenient for you to drive a s ~ s C!©F~EE!* *WORTH OF ACCESSORIES- AM/FM STEREO CASSETTE AND AIR CONDITIONING! WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY NEW PEUGEOT 504 (INCLUDING DIESELSJ AND 604 and/or SAAB GLE, EMS, 3 DOOR & 5 DOOR MODELS IN OUR INVENTORY AT OUR SPECIAL POSTED PRICES PEUCEOT (OffergOod thru 6-18-78 Does not apply to Saab L2~ and Saab Turbos I BEACH IMPORTS 848 DOVE ST. NEWPORT BEACH 752-0900 Near. MacArthur & Jamboree HONDASI SUPER SELECTION ~SEE US FOR YOUR BEST PRICE! WE'RE DEALING! WE'RE DEALING! Whichever Mercedes-Benz model you choose. you drive one of the world's most respected automo· biles. A car with~end~ engi- neering. meticulous craftsmans tp, outstanding performance and safety. -Memdes·Benr-ttrcm-y01:1---. -17~-------- m1ght have thought poss1-11'\ ble. Call us today .for the '~) surprising facts. / Ask about our many convenient leasing plans. -MlsslOn'lieJoimports 831-1·740 .-l111Twrizr1/ l),."/11r k9'~ ·700~ 28701 Margue rite Pkwy. ~ '-.)• _(_ . . . . . . . .. -. ... . . . ; ' t • I i -· . ., Sunday.June 18. 1978 • DAILY PILOT 0 I. Allerdices are corTiJng ! What's an Allerdice? s re ''DROP IN" See For Y Ourself TODAY THURSDA y I FRIDA y I SATURDAY AND SUNDAY ONLY! ~ OPEN: 9 A.M. TO MIDNIGHT DAILY IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ,... ... MEW 178 ALLERDICE DATSUN PICK-UP ALLERDICE PRICE + T &L Stk. 117249 11305601 Allerdice Special This Week Only A s229so Exclusive Allerdice Pkg. MEW 178 ALLERDICE B-210 2 DOOR ALLERDICE PRICE NEW 178 ALLERDICE B-210 11HATCHBACK11 ALLERDICE PRICE Lease 54078 Sunroof (4719) 275428 A New Allerdice 53278 + T & L Stk 114667 J973033 '78 280Z ~?~ -vt~ ,--~L~; "" ' On approved credit Cash price per month plus tax & license. Payments based on $900. cap PER $8900 00 payments of $126 40 s 12640 reduction. residual $4717. for 48 MO month open end lease. • Slk #4948 Ser #460142 + T & L Free With Every New Car Purchase INC LUDES Bo lt on Bodyside mouldings. Heavy Duty undercoating Wheel Well moold1ngs WE'RE EASY TO DEAL WITH! FLEET BANK SUMMER SERVICE SPECIAL FREE MEW '78 ALLERDICE SIOWAGOM ALLERDICE PRICE + T & L Stk #4625 827741 NEW '78 ALLERDICE 510 4 DOOR ALLERDICE PRICE 54478 Fae A/C. BS. Mold AM/FM #4207 001784 I WE FINANCING FREE ••• CREDIT LEASE SALES La&Oflwlffl ........ 1 ALL MAKES 0.A.C. Cooling system Hr•lc1 Ollly SlS.00 CHECK & MODELS DEPT. With thf1 ad On Approved Credit Wt.Ht AligM11ttt only SI 0.95 ALL CARS SOLD PLUS TAX & LICENSE -ALL CARS SOLD ON APPROVcD CREDIT -ALL PRICES EFFECTIVE UP TO 72 HR&. AFTER PUBLICATION ., ......i ... --""--·--~-~------.._.,---·-.........-........__,_ ~-.--....... ~...._ - A1i~~dic~~~ a.lso-~a~$£RVfCE--____ ..,... I 13.861'_ Harbor Bo·u1evar.d 839-7000 ' DAILY PILOT I Rena~nee Refleeted I Women polish windows of Blois chateau, pride of townspeople who make it an Important part of their life. Historic edifice serves as library, museum and elegant site for weddings. .. ~ .. . PHOTOS. ESSAY by JAMES .\. 80liRDIER South .. ,·e~t ol Paris there is another world . The green C'ountr~ side of France 1s :-.tudded ''1th JL•wels of tht• pa~t streLching from Orleans west,,ard along the 'allL·~ of the Loire and its trtbutane~ through Anger~ THERE THEY ARE. THE ELEGANT chateaux of centuncs past. pl<.1ygrounds for king:-. and their ladies The .Jeweb of the Loire. Just the sound of their names brings lo mind the art. romance •rnd intngue of the Rem1issancc: Chenonceau Villandry. Chinon. Azay-L c Rideau and Chambord They stand in a setting of earth and sky along the Loire. the Vienne. lndre. Cher and other rivers. The l andscape owes its charm to t he wide blue skies. the f crtile vineyards and flowcr -bedeckeCJ villages. Evergreen panorama trimmed to perfection (right) sets off Villandry. Azay-Le-Ridau stands on pilings in lndre River. Built by a treasurer to Francis I, it was left unfinished when owner fled after king discovered skulduggery. • • INTER NATIONAL The quiet Cher River mirrors Chenonceau as it has for centuries on journey toward Loire. Ramparts (below) are all that remain of Chinon chateau where 500 years ago Joan of Arc persuaded Charles Vil _ to retake kingdom. Although most were begun m th(' early 1500s. some chateaux date back to the Middle Ages. M any occupy l ~1tes first built upon by the Romans ' They have always been a part or history. Joan of Arc arrived at Chmon in 1429 where she pcr~uaded Cha rles VII toregamh1skmgdom Murder stalked the hallwavs of 8101 ... in 1588 as assassins struck down the Duke of G u1se lo end a threat to the throne Dl'RJNG WORLD WAR I C'llENONCF:.\l' bl'Ci.l me a military hospital. The boudo1r of a king·.., m1 ..,tress beca me an operating room . The Mona Lisa was hidden for month~ undl'r the • sh adow of German so ldiers bilktcd <Jl Cher\'<.'rny during World War JI. Through it all . the castles have r emained .1cwcls of splendor and elegance m an unchan,qmJ:! world all their own. . l I &moay Junit is 1978 OAIL" PILOT D3 CLASSIFIED INDEX The Bl&aest Marketplace on the Oranee Cout Clo d Me ts Rapped WASlll"l<.iTON 11\1' I furl y n11w pt•rcl•nt of the meetings of frdcrnl executive ;.1g\'r\c1es in the first five month<; of this year wt•re totally or partially closed to the pu blic, tht• Office of Man agement and Budget reports 6 4 2 • To Pl~ce Your Ad. Call 642·5678 HOUSES FOR SALE .... ". ••' liA\b, .. I •ht h11tl•1• ,.,,,., .t .. ( 4il>U1tr•"O tu· ( h t lotOlf41 •Jd , •• , ,, ... , .. ", ... o .. , ... 1·•at1t1 • I ft..tU t •N'll .. lfl \11111' \ ttu1•l11,.,I•••· I~ .. t lr\UM l JICUIHll t\i·t1t )1 l-<itiHHh1H1ll I •ICUU.,. 'u . .1rl '"""'''" \'11,,. ,, ~f'!~\ lk• .. 1.-h1 '-" l h·m1·11t. "-" Ju .. n I .tlll\lFAflll ~11\•l\11,1 •.,. .. I lh·.o h ~~.Mll.14 .. Ullit v. .... 111111111·1 \1ol.ith IJtHth. ' Ill REAL ESTATE l\f 11'411itr hu '"'" Atio1rtn1• 11t tw ,,,It :rl4~:,~ •':;·1;:,~:.~,l\ . (•f111'l1t\ '''"' l "''" (··"'""fl ... 11· •• , • ._ rl\ ( ht.,.J•11111n1unt\ ,,...,,,. DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS '" ll\il· tu 1} , .. I• I . .,, llltl l•ut You Can Seti It. Find It, ( 642 •5678 ] Trade It With a Want Ad Real h tote . . . . . I 000-2999 Rtntol• J000.'699 Bus1ntu. lnvHtment & finonciol . . . . . .. 5000-5049 Announcements. '-'~•. lost .& Found . ._ ... 5050.5499 Services & Rtp0tn 600().6099 Employment & Preporotion . . • • . . 7000. 7199 One Cal I Servic~ Fast Credit Approval M.rchond1a.e Boats & Manne Equipment 9000 9099 Automobiles & other Tronsportotion . 9100-9999 ::~ ~~!:!!.~~.~~ ....... ,~:~!.~~~ ....... . 1Vili• .•...••.•••••••••••••••......................• ::: i GeMrol I 002 GtMr_, I 002 GtMral 1002 GeMrOI IOOZ t\.j~f •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •...•..•.•............. •····•··•••·•·••······• llt;h iiiii~::;;;;;;!~;;;;;;ii;;;.iii llli ... :::; DOVER SHORES-$325.000 ::;-:; Very pres tigious c ustom executive UAUTIFUL TOMORROWS BEGIN TODAY' OM B Dtrel'tor Jllrncs 'f Mcinty re told J Senate Governmental Affairs sulJcommiltee that 16 of thC' ,17 agt•nc1cs covered by the report J held all their meetings. open, ~h1lc s ix closed all ~ their mcC'tings SEN. LAWTON Chi l e s. D Fl a, 5 6 7 8 fll!Jt'lt-.. 'Iii' 1111 '·'"' llfN I t1,l11 \fh\•d hH.1111"1 f'IOJJ-'lh In.tit 111.t l;'''I"' fl\ ., ...... '"'" \f,.l .. h· Hn1 .. I r1t 111 .... ,,,,.,.nt" ... ,, rt H• ltNI fh~rrl I f•t•tlf f.h1,ut1,.-,nH l't••(l hut ul ~ .. •• i'"·~· 11"' home! Palatial gated entry. Formal living & dining rooms. Fabulous kitchen & breakfast room-loads of space! Large deluxe family room. Wet bar. Luxuriously large & private master wing. Roman bath. Walk-in wa rdrobe . Maid's quarters. Superbly landscaped! Owner will finance! To see is to love-Come by today. 673-8550 -In cozy Jasmine Creek. EnJOY formal dinlng. crackling fireplace and guarded entry. All for $213.950. Cal 640-6161 SWEEPING PANORAMIC VIEW, $55 DOD APlll.,.tr .. 11°" LIVING OUR LIFE BY THE NUMBERS Try Proving Yourself Otherwise chairman of the "ub eomm1ttcc and ch1Pf author of the Govern· ment in the Sunshine ••• .,.~ t •• ' • -41 t ,, ,,, ht .. lh .. 1 t I tl• t \· t1 .. n • l(r.11 t l .. h \\ .. 1111 t REHTAlS 11r•1 ,, ..... ... ll2 MAIGUHITI. COIOMA C>a MAI \. Take a N b Act, which promotes U~ er open meetings of fedc r<1I • • &t agencies . called the 11·.u·•' •' rn1~1 •• I U•JU"'' t t ..,,, ..... t •. ti H•"'"'"'f.\ltllut IM f ,,,.,.,,n,11.1un1 .. t urn t ut'tl(m1011uf11 I nl l•1•r1t .. -u .• ...., turn ••1'Anh•I'\; '" l ol lh;tilt\~'. &.ttn IJU~h·\t I t1I l\1•hf11fn "' "' ·1' \ .. ,, ,,,,, ~THEREAL ~ESTATERS -Relaxed ltfestyle behind guarded gates with lovely view. Security and contentment can be yours an this 2 BR condo if you are 52 years or older Cal 640-6161 A WISE OWL For Your Li/ e Ry 20R 027 49 Auo<llted Pr•u Writer \\'ho are you·' llow do you know·• How would you prove 1t '' Silly questions, you say But s top und think What would your ans wr rs be" I N TOD.\\''S ("OMPUTERIZF.D i>ociety, we are. largely . a collett1on or numtx·rs and symbols. \Ve s tart with a num~r<·d birth certificate and end with a numbered death cert1'1cate In between there arc numbered lirensei.. numbered bank ac- counts , numbered permits and numbered cards. Mi II ions of them Once upon a t1mt: 11 wa-; the people behind bars \\ho were known by thl'IT numberl), today, 1t is the people on the outside Th e 1dent1ty of m :1ny Americans i s c1rcurnscr1~d by pla..,t1c cards. Cards that let you cas h a check. Cards that let you buy on credit. Cards that let you take monc·y from your bank ac· count. day or night SPENCER N ILSON, PUBLISHER OF a news letter about t·rNfll cards, estimates that there an· rnon· than 58G million c redit type cards out. Mantling in tlw L'nitt'tl Sl<1tl's Do you have your sh:.m ."' Cardholdero; today carr y <in avernf:(• of 5 2 pieces of plas tic each, !'illson said By l!l85. th(• average will be 8.4 per c:a'td holdt•r If you doubt that your Hfrnt1t v hl'longi> to a l :O/V .... IJ1UER pnc kt•tful of plastic and paper, think about los ing ~our wallet Try provmj:! who you arC' '' ithout a dnvl'r :-. lltt·ll~l· or a t rc•d1t card .\ FED~R.\L T \SK FORC'E considered requir·. mg e ven Amcra·an lo t·:irry a national identity c;i rd s 1 m1lar to LhO~l' in some other countnes. The idea "'as droi"l>l'd, hem e n•r. µartly because of con- l'•·rn m ·f>r ind1v11luul pn\ ary They s topped issuing d1 .irt t·;i rcb ''1th tht• 1•n<111f the draft Thf' 1wt•cl to 11l t·n1 it v ours elves remains. howl'\ er In some casts, 1dent1fication 1:-. a matter of personal <·onvt·n1t•n<·t· cashing a check. for ex- am pk. In nlhf'rs, 11 1s " matter or public policy - the photogr :i11hing und fingerprinting of itinerant \\Orkl•rs 111 Lo111~"t0a bl'causc of worri es over 4·nmc The: mosl N1mmon c·arcJ 1s prob:.ibly the Social SC'cunty l'Urd !'\lor C' than 100 m 1ll1on people have tlwm You «an't usl' a Social Security number to Hlc"n tify 'our.,t·lf. hul thl' government uses it to 1clcnt1fy )'llU ror l'\ l'r:V th111g from taxes to l\ll•d1can• DRIVERS' l.l{'EN. ES ARE NEARLY as pre 'a le nt Tht' 1\mC'rH•un Automobile Association csllmaH:s that hy tht• end of 1977 , 135 million peo pie 811 pN1·cn1 of tho!>t: eligible had them Le:-.~ Ill t'\ all•nt. <11lhough much older. 1s the pas:-.port Thl' l s Pas..,port Office says 13 t m1lhon pa<.,~porls had hN·n issued domesllcalh through last yt•ar Tht' first rNIUl·'it for that kind of 1d('ntif1cat1on ramc .• 1C(•ord111~ 111 tht.• P <1ssport Office. in 450 BC . ''lwn lhl' King (If Persia appointed the Bah\ lon111n. !\ehemiah. J s the new governor of Palestine :-.ieht•mwh askC'd for and got a let- tl'r of !>afr cund~ct. the prcrursor of today's passport The great proliferation of iden tu1cation accom · p:101ed the t•xplosive growth of credit and credit· lype card:-. Tht' card companies even ad vertise it. m<iking the holder "somtbody " ONE CARD GIVES \'OU "!'lout." thl' ads say. i\nother boasts lh;H it helps 1dent1fy celebrities, like forml'r U.S St.•n Sam Ervin and tennis champ V1rgin1a Wach'. whose names a re known, but whose face's an• not Some worry :1bout the growth Legislation is pending in Congress. for e-tample, to protect peo· pie \\ho use debit Express and Diner·s Club. "Tfl E TR EN 0 IS TO more cards . nofless," said -Nd60fl ... People want s 'loL -Of ~v he satd. -ud~ ding th<ll they don't want to be h m1ted to a single line of credit Nilson. or Santu Monic a, IS trying. to start a club for credit card ('C)llcctors. One cand1da'te for mem· hership might be Walter Cavanagh;98 drug st~re mana~er from S<1111;1 Clara. who made the Guin- ness Book of World Records with his collection ?f H97 cards. lhs total credit h mit on all the cards 1s $1 milllon. WHO ARE VOU? BY THE time you've CO°:Oted all your cards. notl'<l all your numbers and listed all your licensc>s, you might consider thc answer offered by Anthelmc Brillat·Savarin, the French chef "Tell me what you eat," he •role, "and I'll tell you what your arl.! " ~ No 208 rm ~. by th~ way, t! how ~ departmt>nt storr kf'f"P.' track nf Aasocwltd Prtu wnt~r ZAJw~t CCIOk statistics disturb1n~ "We have s N•n so many tortured 1n te rpretations of the act'-; key provis ions that I'm beginning Lo think that we have a n excess of paranoid cornm1ss1oners an d f ar too many g e neral counsels out there with overact ive imaginations." Ch1lts said. RES ISTANCE BY the federal agenc1c-s to open meetings "1:-. ~ll· consistent with thl· over'' whelming inte nt of the law to open up the whole decision·mak1ng proc·c..,~ to the public." Chill•s added. · This perv:.is1vc attitude 1s also incons1s tent ~ ith the president's own stand on openness and accountab1llty 1n government." · Mclntvrt' noted that Pres ident Carter sent <1 lette r to a ll department ana 1;1gency ht•<id !> directing them to rdped lh<' Suns tunt• J\ct "by opt'n1ng to the public as many mee t 1ngs a s pos:-.ible " CARTER ALSO r-.a 1d the attornc y gl'nc-ral would not bl' allowed to defend 111 court "the closing of any meeting by an~ agcnc~ unless thev can dernons tralt• that harm v.ould hav<· resulted 1f an open mt•N · ing had been held " Although the <1genc1es ha\•e a long way to go toward open meetings, l\lclntyre said, they are doing better than was recorded in a s1m1lar re· port for a four-month period in 1!)77 \\'hilc 51 r>erccnt of the mectmgs wC're open to the public during tht• first five months of 1971'1, only 37 percent wen• open during the s urvt·y period last Yl'ar \\'h1 It• 3~1 percent wrrt• closl'd lust year. the f1 gurr was own to 23 percent this ye.ir Emeritus Ins titute Celebrates Saddleback College's Emeritus Institute for Lifelon g Learning , cel e brating its firs t year. is to honor geron· tology students and sup- porters with an awards tea June 23. The event is s cheduled from 2 to 4 p.m. in room 313 of the college's sc i en· t.·e -mathernatics build· ing. Gray Panthers na· tional convcn<'.r Maggie Khuhn will address the ronvocalion with an "Update for Emeriti, a college s pokes woman said. The institute 1s de- ~ igned t o meet the educational n eeds of midlife and the older adult and offers more than 60 courses each semester The public is invited D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • \1·t 1 n11;rn .\f1I. t1J1"Ht 'Ut tt ... ,, .... IC1.-,n1 & 111,.1111 11111..i, ,,,,,..,,_ f1U• l lflm!I' "1fl111w l It• ut.11 \11u1ho11 lh•ut .. t"! K•·11tt1I' t11,~11t• c ... ,u.lt•\ lot lfrnt t •fl11r H'·"l•t fl11'11~~ Ill m .. 1 lndu0l11.tl lh•l\1 •l , ...... ~·· ll1111 .. 1~ "Al\lf'<I \11",1 N1·11t .,j, BUSINESS, INVEST· MENT. FINANCE hu\u1r· 't •J•t••tt lt•n1n1 IA .. nt•'fl In\• tu,t t•l oi1p1<tt., ln\1 ''""·t11 1A .. 1th•t \lhlM\ l•ol HAh ,,,,.µ"\ \A._Hth-.1 '1•11t., .. t:_ ,, ... ANNOUNCEMENTS. l\t1'• .. 1t1 I , ... , ...... " PERSONALS & LOST & FOUND L• •I,,_., '" l.u I A l tilihd I f'fV"1th ....... 1t1111,.. lr .. HI SERVICES EMPLOYMENT & PREPARATION " ht.11,h hhhw l11irt l11hV. • .,111·'1 lld51V.,,.fll•tt \1 A t MERCHANDISE 1\1orn1111 l\~1111 j ,fllf ,. Au1111111 Hu •I• 11 •• d1l;111 \1,,.,,.,, ( .1fl1• I 1 & I 11 Jfll•l I! I ···'" b11"i .. , .. '"'"'' .. llflHhlf• t '"'' ~~· , .. 1. ''"' llou • hir·M f,1 .. •l J1""'tlf\ IJH ,,.,., ''"'ha11' \ \11~tll.lful~I \t ... , lt,1111 ''"'"" \\ 1h't1I \hnu .. 11,.. uucn 1 t•I tM•111 .. wtn4 t •t11•1• l'•h l'1•1m•n.& fir•,.,.. "••h' '1 "h•n• ~·~""' .. ,._...,,.. "''" Ht-o-1 itUhU''' " u ~~ 'f .. 11-' lt1J-1 "''( tf. BOATS & MARIHE EQUIPMENT '·"""'''' h111t '1.ur1t "r • • Jt,,, .. , \111111•· •• ,.,.,. hu.1h I'••"''' l~oiJI ft• of t h·OI•, ..... , ..... 1d H11 .. t ~,,,. Jh1o1 ~ ti.wt ,,.,,11 k '"'i-lli tv;.1l ''••t•O" TRANSPORTATION Air-nan ~ 111111 .. '""'it•' tfrol t lillf11 l.1r .. \1,thtl• ll•illl' .. \!1~111 I \th ""-'"'"' \1otul llflh 'H1I• It• nt l u1ln Ir, .. ,., l1.11lf•h' ftlll\ i\Ulh" 1\11 I l',1fl AUTOMOBILE ... , .. ,~, \!llhj•U l l.1 '\11 H•tl• ti ••t1 \ t flu I··• '1•111h "111 ll•111f t \\Ott i tJIH• It It .,. ,,. \ .. ,, \I I J•.Hf \ ' \tt .. nh I AUTOS. IMPORTED ,,. ·~ , .. \I H •lft1 \,,,, \u•I n 111 .. • • '"'" I lj'4'1 , .. It I'·'""' ...... ,, ~ .. 11 ... ,,, 1_. U.lt 'lh l•I ft\. u 111.-11nl,h J " ·~ 1 .• \t; ,, I ·I· Ht Ill ,,,, "''" ,,...,. l\;ntrt • 1'1·11.101 ., .. ,. ........ H1 IMUH IC•1lh ltu11 ... "''''' :. .. i•h "w1l11,u h t\Ol,1 111111111111 \.11161"""' '1" \111\tl 1+1·111111 \01111 ,.,.., ••• q ,.,~, 10,I :.:::: ~~! .......... !~.~~,~~! .......... !~~~ Said. "inve s t NOW' .. Thi~ architecturally mterestmg TRIPLEX is less than a mile to the Pler m Huntington Beach. Each unit has fireplace, patio, and separate garage. Owner's unit with 3 BR and dramatic vaulted ceilin~s . CA LL NOW TO SEE this unique investment opportunity. 962-4454 -4.:•• 1••1 t L''t un+ tl'.i.f ,,., 1 .. 0 ''"' ... ,,, .. COUNTRY ESTATE ... 111111 ..... 4i{ll ,,\,,.;, ... ., . COASTAL CITY HOME TOUR SUHDAY 2·6 This Eas t Tustin rambling r anch House 1n presltge neig hborhood features 4 BR. family room wttD beautiful fireplace. surrounded by park·like grounds. Horses OK . True value at $129,900 Call now 962-4454 Sponsored by Llft90 Real Estate. ... I • Open HousM from Newport IHCh to Se11t ClftMftte. MESA DEL MAR -Beautiful home with a large pool. A good location for the kids. close to shoppmg and schools. First lime on the market. Priced right. Just S89.900. Call 546-4141 Call mty of our officff fw information. " ... ,.h I Laguna Beach La9una Mi~ Souttt~a Dana Point M~wport IHCh EOUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNllY ~: .. ~ .-.&ther's Notice: ~:', All real esLate advertised ..... , in Uus newspaper 1s sub- ~.;".', Ject to lhe Federal Fair "'"' Hous ing Act or 1968 ""'• .... .. , .. wtuch makes 1t illegal lo advertise "any pre· ference, limitation, or discnminallon based on race, color. rellg1on. sex. or nauonal ongin, or an intention to make any .... such preference, llm1ta· .:~:: tioo. or d1scn minat1on " .,,,11 ''ll'lf! 1~f•I This newspaper will not knowingly accept a ny .,11,i advertising Cor r eal ''·" estate which Is in viola · ''.::; uonorthelaw. '11'JI ~:"'. 1---------·1 ... ' ' HaYMs for Sate ••••••••••••••••••••••• : • . Gtnet-al 1002 .. .. • •••••••••••••••••••••• ' I lf0 ~ ••••• ::~: OWMER ~::: ANXIOUS :::·, Cstm bit 38r, 2ba. cor ~;::· bnck Crpl, pool-sz yn:I & ~"· rm for RV. Ost pnce in .:· ~: E-s1de CM Sunbow Real· :::;: ty 759-0011 .,,, ... , ·n1._ .. ,,,,; ***** 497-3331 __.495-1720 499-4551 493-8812 644-7020 General 1002 .•..................... A HAPPY HOME nus spotless 2 story Con- do will make you happy! This 3 bedroom charmer won't last! Pnced at only $61,500 Call today for de· t.alls. 963-7881 V'HJ llf?•H \U "'II• n'°' f ' MESA VERDE CUSTOM This beautiful stately 2 story home 1s a must for the family A big 40' long wi ll prove 1l. 3 Bdrms. · (amlly room and formal dining area. Outstandmg ... area. priced to sell $149,500. Call · 540-6161 Serving Costa Mesa-Irvine . Hunti ngton Be ac h ·Newport Be ach [ ~ •~&1111 ~ .......... !?~~!':~~ .......... !?.~: $17,000 IESTVALUE COSTA MESA EASTSIDE, perfect home ror future lo enlarge, go two story. re· model for large ram1ly, good school district, at. ley access, and pool. etc. Now ~ BR 2"'2 Ba + hob· by room Open•Sun. l·S 362 Magnolia Quiet c..1-de-Soc $12,000 INCOME PRODUCERS!! :IUPLEX Huge 4 BR upper + 3 BR lower.· Could not be duplicated : great rental area. like new! $189.500 TRIPLEX Below market al $175,000 3 BR +2 BR + l·BR. Some ocean view. Perfect owner's unit. OPEN SAT. 1·5. 1204 W. BALBOA BLVD .. NB .D4VIDSO REALTY 5801 W Coa~t Hwy N B 645 • 7575 3116 Newport Blvd . N B 673· 9060 fiome & .!J.ncome Near 15th & Tustm, Newport Height!'' Smashing 3 bdrm . 3 bath. family rm 2·s lory home, lushl y carpeted. Bright. airy 2·bdrm .. ::! bath unit, btJ? corner lot. Pnvate yards & double garage for each. $189,500. 365·3651/1 LA PERLE PL OPEN SUH. 12·4 .. rf!011,()111a de/~ fl+_~ 673-8494 2435 E. Coast Hwy., Corona def Mer "' The best of-Mesa Verde at a new low price. Love· ly, large SBr or 4 + den, 2Yt8a home w/fam rm, form dining, & 3 frplcs. ~ Your children will have a ,.--.....-...... I 002 G _. I 002 safe short walk to the ~ enera cleni school & park. Ry ••• ••• •• •• • • • • • • • • • • •• • • ••••• • • • •• •• •• • • • • • • • • owner Open Sat/Sun 12 5 $54,500 OPE ... s "'T I s UM or by app't. 1863 Boa Vis· '""' ,.. taClrcle.S45·1'176. NEAR OCEAN 1-5PM Why rent? Spectacular College Park. i BR 'I Ba, ,,,.,,,.,., .,.., ES TE SALE value• Cozy townhomc RV access Mu~l s ell ''11 v .. , .A TA retreat'. 3 large Bdrms ' owners lc;iv1ng area :•:· .. ~.. :; .. :.•,',~,·. lll!"'lllllli·-· RE6D45CAR_ 347 PET 4 . "Entertainers patio• 'fen 308 Elowhng Green AUTOS, NEW AUTOS, US£0 llB)UCED $3,000 Fl{A, VA 4 BR, over 1800 sq.ft. Very clean. Sep .. ., Din Rm, super pool sized yard. Great area W. or nnst.ol, S. of Edinger. • ·'"'""' • •-itWI& Lit~ HOME rus courts' FllA Terms• I ht \ltht ~T"W· : ';;~,';" :::; IH COM. APPROX. l/4 Can't last at this pnce" 1 '"''"" .. , ,, .. ., HAHDYMA"°S "'C • tEVa1 180 DEG Hurry. call 645-0303 ltH\1tt. .,,, ~ ~ .... ~ .... , ., '"" DREAM VIEW. ROOM ~R l'-~h-'' "l• .. h" I ..... Garage rully insulated POOL & TEHIMIS RT. FORESTE OLSON· -:r;:~ " ..-nunt tn wark bench. mo OCJO A"GT -t:~;,: ~::: ~=e :1ow~~lh p:1~t:~: _'4_M __ 6_i _6_. __ · ..;....__ •·c--c- '"·'"'"'"" :~ paneling and .wallpaper a.e .a.a EST.A.TE --------- '"""' ... •11.•0•• Lac~enmyer • R~alty Inc. 646·3928 6 73.5179 2STOR'1 ~ - 411 +DEN +HUGE FAM. ::i:·:;;,,.,.., ,,., Foor Bedroom Home In ~ ~ DOtotT MISS THIS 5 I""'"" •• • Mesa North Truly a u .a...., .A.GEM~T O ... E'. fh11nh,lt11I t,o ~A ~ " ,, • "' ~:it38uy for $76,000 OPPORTUNITY. Clean as new 3 br, p . "'• o'J• ... ,,.,,,,I A pnfnc prestigious b:l home In 11u1 t'l ~~:r~~~~~~~~ 6 ~;~~;;.~~~, t~111t1 f~~:r~z;1~~~: r.~:~~~~~~~~~ San Diego County of· JO day ad --Beach real estate ex· WISTWIHD Located near bt:t'dl m.ooo as~umable lo1to No new luan c06ts ~sl financing ava1labk Act fl/ow ' Call 963·b7fi1 ~ ,,, ,, I II I ' , , • [91U&Hd fi clals say 35 percent of 7 in the perlence preferred. A re ,ROPERTIES 3 I I m n r r i a I( e s aJ opportunity to grow & 548-3710 performed sin ce July UtUeMiss Muffetsatona helpot.hers.AppUcalions ---------DAILY PILOT Tuf(et, along came a nf'd were done withou t aplder and read In the hekllnatrtctco 1 ence. For sale by o wner, health certificates. wit· 1 8 SERVICE 0 11 Pil ,..1 rt d Pleue reply to Ad #282, AJllert.on. Baycrest Pl . 8 Y ot ' 8551 e Dally Pilot. P.O. Boie nesses, license or public section Mbout Miss Mur. ...-. ,.._ta Mesa, CaUl Westblutr Nr Hughes record. A total or 4.200 OIR£CTOR¥ fet.'1 Tuffet and bouabt It MIVV """' Ain:ralt, 3 BR & den. such "confidential mar ,I IOI' SD.95. You can sell,_9'2626 __ . _______ formal din, b(•nut up ria~es" took place. com • your tuf{et 11nd l<>t.• or grading. ar1•n pool, ten pared with 11 2 in lht' 00 TT NOW' other thlna11 thrOUJh Triplex, 2 Br each. 2183 n1s, etc Go!r cour~e MOVING 1n Need hou3trni info ? Call toll fr('(• • ·~ Ext G U74 or G U40 No ohli(l11l1on /\ llt"rv•t<' ot Afflllatro lndepeno~nl B1'0lten 1971·72 fiscal year . 8 642•5671 0111y Piiot Classified Pomona. CM 1125.000 ~~<>00 M:1~1~:;f,. ''•11 county offlclul irnid L ____ J.. ________ L:Ma:=~C.~11=642=·567=8===1..:M=:an:::::balJ::;Rl:=ty::,=61=5-4600;:::;· :t:========L:======== I I \ t I . ..... -- • DAILY PILOT ~~! -~~ -~~ ....... l ~! -~ .~.. .. .. .. ~:~! !.~~ .~~~-....... I ~c:'!!!! .'7'.~ ~ ...•.•• GHieral I 002: GtMral I 002 G..wral I 002 G~Mrat I 002 Ho.nn hr Sale jtton.1 For S. ••••••••••••••••••••• •• .... .... 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Anaheim, 4 B . . . ...... $ 81,000 C hino, 3 B ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59,000 Corona del Mar, 3 F-V . . ... 303.500 Corona del Mar. 5 F·DR-V . 459.500 Costa Mesa, 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69,500 Costa Mesa, 3 F . . 78,950 Costa Mesa, 4 P . . . . . . . . . . 145,000 El Toro (condo>. 3 ... . . . . 64,900 El Toro <condo>. 2 . . . . 69,750 Fountain Valley, 3 B . . . . . 71,500 Fullerton <condo>. 3 B . . . . 69,000 Irvine, 3 ............. _. . . . . 63,950 Irvine. 3 F-DR .......... 112,900 Laguna Niguel, 4 P-J-V . 99,500 Lemon Heights, 3 V ........ 147,500 Newport Beach. 3 F-DR .... 159,500 Newport Beach, 4 F -DR . . 164,450 Newport Beach. 5 F-DR . . . 214.500 Newport Bea('h <condo). 3 V 224.750 Newport Beach, 2 DR·B·V .. 350,000 Santa Ana, 3 . . . . . 59,500 Santa Ana. 4 D . .. .. .. . .. 67,000 Santa Ana, 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . 107 ,000 Tustin Hills. 4 . . . . 215.000 Westminster. 3 DR 79,900 Yorba Linda. 3 R . 76.000 Yorba l..inda, 5 V-DH-FR-P 133,500 Codes: V ·View D ·Den 2/3/415 ·Bedrooms F · Family Room DR -Dining Room J Jacuzzi P ·Pool B -Bonus 752-1920 9UAIL PLACE PROPERTIESrM <Open Til 8:30 P.M.J I 00 GeMt"Cll 1002 ··•···········•···•··· ••••........•.•......•. RB>UCED Sl,000 MESA VERDE TOUWOH'T llUIVl'n41S SOAAJMO 2 STRY $71,900 !moue 3Bdrm + bonui. room' Priced b·low market! Corner lot + '4-et bar + mU<"h. much more' Hunt. lkh be!>l or fer. Call now IW7·6010 (Jt 1"' I J • I f •,, I I I ,. t snrs TO IEACH i\llraclive duplex. 2 bdrms. up & l·down Creut summer rental area. All updated facilities & pnced nght at $17~.oo. 20NA.LOT Reduced to S127 .500. 2 Bdrm house plus a bachelor apt Steps lo beach. You own the land! -UVE IN ONE-. and rent the other Spacious 4 bdrm. 2 bath upper unit; 2 bdrm. 1 bath lower; Just steps lo beach. «Int cood. & good rental area. Priced :it $194.500. 673-3663 642·~ Eves associated BROKEAS-Al ALTORj lUl'1 W &oll>on t.7\ Jbt-) WATERFRONT OPEN SUH. I ·5 35 lal>oa Coves lmmaculate, profess. de· corated home: 2 bdrms. & den + dining rm .. large quarry tile tn hall & den. huge pallo &..deck. S350.000 Including land! OCEAMRlONT Seashore Dr duplex :f & J-Bdrm. uruts. each wilh frplc. Dbl. garage. cor ner lot . S340,000 Including land' HEAR MEW 3 BR upper, I & 1J1:11 low~; ~ blk. to occ.in. nr. s hopping & bt.>sl oeean beach! S215.000 lnchJding land' Balboa lay Prop. R.alton • 675-7060 * ITS POOL TIME EKTEltT AIMERS SPECIAL This 1s a gorgeous <1 bdrm or 3 + den 2 story home 1n Mesa North. Color coordinated wallpapers, drps warm wood panelling ex· clt.e you as you wander through lh1s lge fmly home. Huge fmly rm becomes 4th bdrm w /ex- panded fmly. Children JUSl love Uus home & lge pool. $6,000 under a p- praisal. Only $115.000 545-9491. SPYGLASS HILL The perfect fam ily home. 6 BR. 4112 BA. formal dining, game room. maids quarters. A gorgeous cape Cod in CdM school district. $359.500. ~ tl '"lt rn\11\ 1~1~ ! Cow ~., Co•o•J dr1 Mar 4 BR. Fam Rm, wetbar, WeU located 4 bedroom, large exec home. S. 2 bath. 2 patios, new Coast Pla7.a area. New p&1nt. & an :inxious •---------1 paint, total upgrade owner. The borne 1s now COOL POOL! Sl>per yard Check Lh1s vacant & aslung $93.500 IRYIME TEIRACE HIGH OM SPYGLASS HILL Joi" h °"*" profe1~I011al1 I" thb hlghly dHfraMe 1telgt.borftood. Four bedroa111, fwo and OH half berth, ... lty teotw.1. RollilMJ hfls •. & ocean & niCJM IHJM views. $439,000. IALIOA ISLAND FRENCH REGENCY This lwmious fin bHroom home with fa111fly roca & roof top etthtillilasAftl ar.o typiflH h beat of ho.e .ct lstttrior desfqn. Detailed wood tf'""'-t, Fr.nch fireplace. Ha. work CllNI W.-ftooriftCJ make tWs vllla hilly special. TM1 I• o OftCe ln a llfe.tfSM opportunity for anyone who desires cpility IMUMJ.· $395,000. DISCOVER CAREFREE LIVIMG Steps to Newport's bfft beach. S9'd cad OCHft Yfew ft-om th.11 comfort bultt honte with fireplace, llryfiC)hh, new ~.en, rot1gh cedar walls and .,._, uUllMJI. T °" own the land. Colt now, reduced to sres.ooo. BLUFFS CONDO Spacious D~ Plan. Very pri•ah tftd unit with three patlo1 onri~UMJ lo•efy 9re~. ~ ldtcltet'i wffh Htiftc) WH. b11ilt-in boolCOHS ist. IMftCJ roo.n, track lighting astd CJCll b~. $157,500. FIVE BEDROOMS AHD POOL for only St 09,500. In addition th11 ideof faMily-"t...toining ho"'• has focunl, firepit, two fireplaces, tht"H berths, cad all new push ecrtlttOfte woll~ carpets, ond wood panefilMJ. EASY DUPLEX Located on a I~. com.,. R-2 lot, this five bedroom. two both hOtM CCllt ~ used as Is by lllf? fall'lily or possibly ~ cOft•erled to duplex or add MW unit. SI 22,500. NEWPORT HEIGHTS CHARMER Cosnpletefy remodeled channilMJ Newport Heights hoftw on o lartje CCW'Mf" lot. MUlt see to appreciate. Four bedrOOMS, two baths, and loh of room fOf" a bi9 family. Priced to sell at $175,000. 644-7020 2123 SAN JOAQUIN HILLS ROAD NEWPORT BEACH EASTBLUFF, BLUFFS PANORAMIC VIEW. one of best in Newport. 1-Level Lus k 2100 Sq. ft.. 3 BR, fam. rm., form. din . 2 frpl., huge poolsize lot. Absolutely beaultful' $197.500 OPEN l·S 25 I 5 IUCkEYE. Eastbluff FULL WA.TER VIEW! Choice early Bluffs· 18.50 sq. ft .. 3 BR. 21,~ ba .. beautiful decor. Lge. e ncl. patio overlooking gorgeous view! Priced to sell! $174,500 OPEN 1·5 2 17 I VISTA. EMTRADA HELEN B. DOWD REALTOR IMC. 644-0134 out! very softly CALL Lvly elegant 4 bdrm • 751-31.91. N~rt Beach home n~ GeM,.ol t002 1G.fterol 1002 RED CARPET !p SELECT Fashion lslaod Lge lo •••• •••• ••• •••• •• •••••• ••. ••• ••••••••• •• •• •• •• 645 3474 w/your own orchard ! -PROPERTIES Secluded Mexican ttle ~..._...,,_.__~~ G...-al I 002 G.-rol I 002 entry. Close to I I arbor & yacht clubs. Bargain priced at only $215,000 f'ee land in lease area!! Phone today for a ppl :>4>!M91. BEAUTIFUL LIKE MEW ....•...........•...•.. ···•····•·•·•·····•···· •' cae: ·alDBSI ILllNS CD. ,r OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE CORONA DEL MAR Lo\'ely 2 Br. Home W /Large Patio On Oversized R2 Lot ln Old Corona .dcl Mar. Room To Expand And/Or Add Another Unit. Live ln One And Hent Other Unit. Only $162,000. NEWPORTS' FINEST Elegant 3 Bedrm. Condo Protected . By Security Gate. Tastefully Decorated W /Electric Kit~hen. Separate Dining Rm. Sunken Living Rm .• With Wet Bar. Fee Land. Pool And Jacuzzi. $159.900 IY APPOINTMENT Corona del Mar -Irvine Terrace • Lovety 2 Br +Den. In Park-Like Scttint?. Surrounded By Trees And Flowers. Just A Little T.L.C. To Make It One Of The Finest In The Area. $174,500. •VETS* 0 OOWN-0 CLOSING Homes in all areas of ORANGE COUNTY VETA.GT • C•541.0800 2 STOIY·4 IEDRM +POOWAMRM &HACH Walk to the pounding OCEANFRONT TRIPLEX on a 45' wide lot. Already r ented weekly for this summer. Each unit has it's own fireplace, built-in range & oven, 2 BA, & deck or patio. llas total of 8 BR. Call for information on fantastic terms including low down payment. JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 29 19 N~wport ll•d. ~omer 30th ......_.. surf from~ executive Gttteraf 1002 GeMnal 1002 2 story home It.all an en~ •• •••• ••••• •••• ••••••• • ••••• •••••• ••• •••••••• try, huge rooms. vaulted ceiil.op~ 'l'~ U.lo tilfy . Ca1J 96J. 78M Of1NH1Y•li\ft..•'' l.Jf-. I l~IR~ll Bike To Beach ---UDO ISi.E Newly remodeled 3 bdrm . family, 2v, baths' I -story home· with attractive So. patio. $238,000. IACK IAT W l·;SLEY N TAYLOR CO llEALTOHS -.111.t't' l !ME UNDA ISLE LUXUIY The most prl!sUgious address in Newport Beach. 113 Feet on big bay! Commanding water view from this beautifully designed 6900' home. Superior construction without r egard to cost 2 Years to build! Pier & slip for lge boat. 4 Bedrm suites + maid's qt rs. 7 baths. f amity rm. billiard rm. e levator. s auna. unique pool & 1acuzz1. $1.475,000 Fee. Seller will finance LAGUHA HtLLS-(.EtSURE WORLD Beautiful view of new golf course and s urrounding area. Highly upgraded. unattached 2 bedrm, 2 bath home in best new area. Quiet cul-de-sac street. plush cptng .. custom draperies. full length patio and cover. air-cond. Call for appt. Priced right. $138.000 4 IR & Fil. WESTCLIFF-$179.900 Exceptionally well done home nr Westcl1ff Plaza and Mariners Patk One of nicest in the area. Perfect for children. Owner moving out of state and must sell. See to appreciate. 1915 MARINERS DR. SAT·SUH 1-5:30 HARIOR VIEW-$226,500 Enjoy the "sit-down" ocean view from lhe sp<.1c1ous Ii vln g rm of this really s harp View. home. Inviting entry with beautiful atrium. huge family rm (pool table space>. 4 bedrms. & dining room. Call for appointment. CAMEO HIGHUMDS~EA .. VIEW SELLER MOVED--ANXIOUS-SUIMIT Nice qwet location away from traffic. noise A great family home for children 4 Bedrms. family rm. formal -<:tining & s mall bonus rm. Lge ~ncl. courtyd. 3 Pvt. beaches. $175.500 4501 SURREY DR. SAT-SUH l·S:JO BIG CYN MEW TOWNHOME $140,000 Beautiful highly upgraded beige carpeting & color coordinated tile antrance hall & kitchen. Spacious 2 bdrm , 2 bath with formal dining & wet bar. Tennis cts, pool. jacuzzi. 38 SEA. ISLAND SUM t -5:30 <off Ford Rd. & Jamboree I ILUFfS CONDOMIHIUM S plendid greenbelt view! 2 Master hcdrm s uites. paneled den w /fireplace. formal dining rm. 2' .i baths. customized w /air conditioning for elegant living $170.000 incl. land. 2921 PERLA. SAT·SUM 1·5:30 WESLEY M. TAYLOR CO .• REALTORS 21 I I Sc. Joaquin Hil• Road NEWPORT C94TEtl, N.I. ,44.4910 ~~~! .......... !?~~,~~! .......... ~?.~~ THA.MkS MR. JARVIS -Did you know that now you can afford more house for your money? Due to property tax r edu ctions, your payment will be lower than ever. You can buy a $60.000 home for less than $400 per month. <.:ol! for list of available homes. There has never been a better time to buy THAN NOW! $48,000 -Not many left like this one. Loaded with upg r ades. close to everything, comfortable family home. Won't last so you better hurry! WALK TO BEA.CH -That's right! Two blocks to the water. This executive retreat has 4 la rge BR, formal dining room. beautiful s undeck & fabulous patio for entertaining. Offered at only $112,000. lMVESTOllS, UNDER $20,000 PH UHtT - Unbelievable but true. 8 units, all 2 BR. great income. Can be sold on contract or seller will carry some paper. Asking $159.900. 540-3666 GeMral I 002 GetWf"Clf 1002 ..•........••......•... ······~··············· CRAWFORD CANYON Norlh Tustin area. beautiful country selUng on '4 acre with view or hills. Space for RV. 3 car garage, 1 year old Ca LI S46-58!M> .e.&-> HERITAGE •. • REALTORS DHICiMB> FOR EXECUTIVE UYIMG This beautifully up- graded Buccola Horne! Spacious Living Room w1tb big Fireplace Large Muter Bedroom, h1gltly upgraded with private entrance to gar<fen area . "Slump !4lOOe planteni highlight the room-backyard. Mesa Verde Living at its nest ! $12'9,000 Ca II 4 + POOL ~2313 $79,950 ', .. ,. ''•' I '• I ~·~r!:~:~~t I~ lfilH1I t 002 GtMf'GI t002 ····•·················· ......•......•........• Best Buy In Newport For Under $230,000 Ccuwu •tity for Ptofft1IGllGI• & &Kllffv.c You own lhe land. ii Bdrms. 21,41 baths l<'ree-standing home. not a conQo. Lands caped. «arpets & drapes Quality butlt, many other featurei; Open Saturday & Swld~y l -5PM Call agenl for directions • 640-7618 at properly 640-0439 OPEN HOUSES 1-5 OP!H IM UNIVERSITY P ARk ·Owner will carry 1st T D. on this de si rable Rutge r s Model in Univers ity Park's Village lll Super location and condition . 3 bedrooms. family and dmmg rooms. $114.000 includes the land. See Rich Wray at 70 Oak Tree OPEN IM TURTLEllOCK This beaut1fuliy appointett 3 bedroom Turtle Rock home awaits you. ·Lus h plan l~ and colorful flowers s urround the three pat1~. providing a peaceful ai;td serene setting. For an appomtrhents call 644-9060. $194.500. Sec Evan Corkett at 17 Rippling Stream. OPEN IM OLD CORONA DEL MAR 3 bedroom house on R-2 lot in best part of Old Corona del Mar. Great back yard. super for entertaining, indoors and out. $145,000. See Kay Ranger at 602 Orchid. OPEN IH CORONA DK. MAR Charming remodeled home 2 blocks from Big Corona beach on a quiet tree-lined s treet Tasteful earth tones. beams and shutters. Lus h enclosed patio. $169.500 including the land Sec Nancy Simmons at 320 Marigold. OP94 IM IA YCREST Charming family home with ltght open feeling! fam ily room . 3 bedroom, 21f.? baths and a beautiful large pool. New on the market and priced to sell at $174.000. See Eleanor Bowie at 1618 lrvinc Ave OPEN IN THE ILUFFS Expanded country kitchen . 3 bedrooms plus a family room. Top this off with a very prrvate. lus h greenbelt & you have a special house in the Bluffs. E-Plan $175.000. See Brenda Glass al 523 A venida CamPQ. OPEN IH EAS TILUFf Spacious 3 bedroom Lusk Plan C with ocean view and umque large lot. Add your own decorator touch and make a super home for your fami ly. Sl74.50C See Ginny Anderson at 807 Aleppo Street OP94 IM CORONA DB. MAR Besl priced re modeled cottage in Old Corona del Mar. Beautiful upgrades -R-2 lot An mvestor's delight and all or this for 5143,500. See Barbara Collins al 708 Goldenrod. OPEN OM THE IA. YRlONT On a long sandy beach with great bay & jetty views. Large private courtyard with jaculzt. H igh ceilings, spacious feeling. 3 bedrooms & maid 's, adult recreation room. $630.000 & you own the land. See Lucy Rose at 1933 Bayside. WA.LM TO BIG CORONA On those beautiful sunny days , walk to shoppin~ in t,h~ village of Old Corona del Mar. enJOY the charm of thi s l ovely c;eas ide area 3 bedrooms, fireplace and charming. $240,000 HARIOll VIEW TRADITIONAL Charming home with country kitchen , hardwood floors Pool-sized lot. cul-de-sac location. 3 bedrooms i ncluding mas ter bedroom with smas hing wood and glass solarium. You own lhe land. $150.000. HEW IN HARIOR VIEW HILLS Spacious Montecito model with four bed rooms, form a I d intng, two fireplaces. 21f.? baths. Enclos ed, private courtyard entry Serene canyon view Presented at S24i.500 Fee. LOO«IMG FOR A DUPl.07 Tttis !()('1'tion"'carn-' he licat anhl pricl'. Ten:rnt s can walk to <'Verything. Redone & like "new inside & out. Instantly appealing for only SM3.500 FOURTEEN kARA T VIEW IWFFS REMTAL 2 Bdrm. 1 ~ bath. super sharp ctlndo near shop- PU\ll and schools. Choice Hunt.lnlton Beacb loca-tion. Vacant-Im mediate OC'cup.ucy. Sub· mil your term•. Reduced to $66.500. CaU 546-5880 Fine 4 bdrm., 21h bath family home on quiet cul de sac. Oversized pool, playhouse. extr a storage. Reduced to $179,000. MESA VERDI market & a must seei·-------•I now. Lvly 4 br · 2 ba pool From this Bayside Cove penthouse. A private community. secluded beach & spacious living is included with this rare offering -The best for only $260.000. • • S r Deluxe 3 Bedrm. + Den Or 4 B m. Thousands Have Been Spent Upgradin g This llome. ll Sparkles It's So Clean. Only S900 Per Month. Yearly Lease. A "Joy Of Newport" Listing. I •• • DOVEi DllYI 631-1800 .-,,. ·-· -' ..... "" . ""J. ~. HERITAGE . • R EALTORS • Want Ad llelp? . ,. .. _.. ,, .. -,. . • .. .: .t r ,. , ,.. "' , '6' , ·--,.. , Attractive 4 bdrm.. 2 ba. home in imm ac. condition. $99.000 IAYNOt4T Several fine b1tyf root homes with pier & slips BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 1.11 l\11r•d•· O"'" N B t.l'l t1IOJ. · • T home. Just listed. 646-mi. •Coludo S,.C~ts. 5% DH POSSllLll Carefree llvinJ In N~ Beach and sur- roundln• a ... as! Mos\ witb poob, sauna. ~a n.l.s! tnvesticate! CAii the Pel'IClO&l ~vlc&.2eopJe Nowt loyal Propertiea ~42-lilO ---~- A COLOWIU...,... CO. 644·9060 2tlt IAN .IOAOUIN "'us .. o IN~T~Nf ... . • I I r l ., HCMtMt '°rs• 1 ...... "°" ,.,... IH.'" for ~ !How··· for s. ··•··••··· ·•••·•······· ···········~··········· •........................•...•.........•.••••. GMerel I OOJ G.wrel 100 IMf'al I 002 G....-al I 002 ····•·•···•············ ·········•············· ....••.•...........•.•....•.••.•.......•...... OPEN SAT /SUM. l-5 3830 KEY BAY DRIVE HARBOR VIEW HILLS Lus k Sausahlo on lar~e corner lot 3 bdrm ~. & ~unny famil y rm Handsomely decornted , beautiful rear yar d w1lh lall1cc covered pulto. spnnkl<•rs & gutt('r:-. $197,500 1-'ee land EfLEEN HUDSON REALTOR 64 ... 0322 OM WATBt $265,000 11.outfM 3 ldnn homt' °" watef' with patio overtoolthMj HM loy for your 'yeor ro.d eMfttainlftCJ. Spacious. HC)ld, air GRd tfthM ct.cor. ParqMt ftoon. Slip for 40' boat, . OM WATSl 1365.000 CoptivatiftcJ two-story ltome with IEostHft chann rfght on the woter with a boat alip you OW'lt. OM of o kind 4 b.dl OOlft and fClftlity l"OCllft In o private location. Shown by appointftit.t. OM WATSl $325,000 FAIULOUS two b•droom and den <ondolftiniwn hOfM with IOGck of room to room and enjoy llvin9 OM THE WATEA. t!jeganHy ct.coroted with mirrors, warm coordinated tones, plantatiOft shutters and original desiCJI' fir.place. VIEWS OF TWO IA YFIOHTS. Se<urity, pnstige and but of all •.. a IOA T SLIP available for larqer boot. NEAR WATER $475,000 With an oddrMs you can be proud of! On Lido Isle. Owner often flHibl• ter lfts. He'll exchange fo,. waterfront property, Income units in Palm SpriftCJS. leverly Hills or Newport . . . or for a diesel powered yacht! Submit yo"r offers for low down payment and owner wilt con:slder corryin9 ffte Trust Deed. Property consists of three bed + den, 2 both; 2 ~ 2 bottt; & 2 bed. 2 bo. with VIEW and dock. b cently redeconftd ht and olll. VIEW OF WATER $375.000 A spacious, happy and ope-n-fHtin9 home in Don~ Shores wittt vautted beam c eilin9s and c oor dinated decor. Deli9htful 4 £drm home with master suite. Lcrcje private indoor outdoor poot and family room to enjoy la•ish ~ntertainiltCJ. Your VIEW is pcmtorarnic by day and night. You own tt'le land. IETWEEtot WATERS S.265,000 Fabtlfous view from this ) 'Story wood and glau masterpece. "O.W.Of.cMUftd" 3 bdrm hoftw just step• to Boyfront and 'Oceanfront. lrit19 the outdoon in with the "Movobte tkytiC)ht". .8ETWEEH WATERS St70,Cl00 1h blk +o water. An ,,pportunity to e xpress younelf with remodel and decoratinq ideas. Best Pettinwla ''Point" location, 1h btoc:k to oceanfront and layfront. Chalt~i"9 3 Bdrm ltcMM. ACROSS TO WATER $173,950 8lAUTIFOL decor and fully f\lmish~ "duplex wittt two 2 bedroom Wtih. Upper has two balconies and blue seo VIEW. Lower has patio for barbKuin9 and sunninCJ. Especially specious ond just a "brood jwnp" to beach! STEPS TO WATER SI 39,900 Mo crouinq the hig:n••u ~ to reach beautiful OCUNFROMT! In a Beach community with poof ond tenni ' courts. Warmth & c harm abound in t his 3 bedroom hOIM In Newport l eoc:h. &!joy all the b~efih of ownership for a reasonalMe price. REDUCED TO $149.500 HAMDSOME HARBOR VIEW HOME, C anaet ~I. 2 Bdrms 2 battts. Fam Rm. Hew corpetinq ond beautiful tile entry. luxuriousJy landscaped with fNit trffs in large back ycrd. On cuJ·c»-toc strfft with RV parking. Clubhouu ond commllftity pool. MOCJlllfiunt 9rHnbe4ts. 'Mini view ,.,..toins. city 119"ts. a: l!S1D9'C! OP PltESftGE-- in a Guard•d Gate Community. In Corona det Mcr's Jasmin~ Creek. This Windrift modet Is wannJy ct.corated 2 bdrm, format diniftCJ room and den. Two fireplaces, be<lutifuUy landscaped and many decorator touchH. Use of alt ~ul115in cOINNlftity facltltin of teMis courts cmd pool. $225,000 UMDER $150,000 IM NEWPORT Shady •rees, lar9e backyard and greet1house. This 3 Mdroom honw has wo.-.fh ond a private fttliftCJ. Hardwood ltoor•. spacious li•ilMJ room wfth a wood bw1 "'"' ~ cpl•ce ... .Alf-NM• l.. ,,._.,... leach for Oftly $149,500. SMALL ESTATE In ttte finnt areio of s-to AftCI mt one of the bn t 1trfth. G~oH 2·•twr hon. witt. lots of ....-e footage. bceptlOltOI 3 ldrM, family "" ..ct fOl"ft'Mll dlnlftC) "" hom• PLUS .. porate 2 ldnn. 2 bath CJHst house with frplc. l x,_.i.. I 00 x 1 so·· tot. ,..,..,... pool• and tra.ct•. MHy •p•clat _ feat11ru and formal quality. ~ Mttry wHtl wlncltMJ 1tairc .... OR• of a ldttdl $294,000. Waterfroat 675-3411 . Lt: St\. \1 HL \L l"Y i.' }u/111 /J /11 \~ ,\ \,,., ( ·,, 25 IS E C oo\! ~ .. y Corono ck-I Mor OPEN HOUSES 1-5 PM SPYGLASS -Ne w 4 Bdrm home. great fo r large fa mily & entert aining. Formal dining room opens onto en closed brir k patio. Mstr bdrm & family room overlook prestigious new Ha rbor Ridge. Owne r leaving area and says to present all offers. Will tonsider carrying 2nd TD Open Sat. & Sun 1-5. Offered at $284,000 32 Drakes Bay IRVIME LOCA TIOM + convenience a s h ort walk to schools a nd s hops. Located in University Park on quiet cul de s ac. Bcsl value in area. Offered at $109,000. Open Sun l 5 17852 Mann. HARIOR VIEW LUSK -Reduced. This home has many c ustom features. large courtyard. large trees and many roi:.e bus hes. Builtin bookshelves. formal dining room. paneled family room with parquet floor. Huge pool Offe red at $219.000. Open Sat/Sun 1-5. 873 Sandcastle Dr. JASMINE CRER New 2 Bdrm. den h ome with ocean view . Hig hly up g r aded carp e l , drapes and professional landscaping. Offered at $229.000 Open Sat /Sun t ·5. 103 Jas mine Creek Or RANCHO SAN J OAQUIM J u:-.l rcdul'cd \'tl'W lownhomc. P opular San Carlos modl•l Move Ill and begin entertaining 1mmt·d1ut1.•ly 1n this desig ner tll-toratcd h ome. Great lorulrnn to <:ommun1Ly fat1ltltl'S. Sl35.000 <>1x·n Sal Sun ::~ Lago Sud TURTLEROCK GLEM Tht:-. poµular Plan I townhome ul 11.-r~ the mo:-.l fanl;,i~lk 'tl.'W 111 Turlll·rutk from :'\cwport Cl'nl1.·r to Mt U:.,i ld ). Prolc~~1onall) dctorat1.·cl. 2 large.• l:x!droorm •. Open Sal Sun Offered ut Sl48.730 7 S\\ l'1.'l waler EAST BLUFF .I us l I 1 :-. l t' d . t h t :-. 1mmutulatc.• L11:-.k I) l'lan. ·l HH 21 :.: R .-\ . m a n 1 I.' lt r t:' cl I a n c.I s e a p 1 n g . upgradc.•cl 111terwr <lt·torattng. nvw 1111tn)W<l\ 1.· <111'1 :-elf" dc~1ntng nv~:n \\1th :-.oh cl O\ l·rht•ad hghling. View ot Cataluta. v.•:1tt•r :-.oltl'l1l'l' a nti tint<•cl \\ 1ndows. Opl'll S<1t Sun. Offen·d at $19-1.500. 2215 1\rhutus • LAGUNA BEACH BrJnd 111.'W. O tt•;,111, <:an:-.on and 11111 \'ll'W homl' Bc.imcd <·t>1lings. 2 l 11 t•plat·c!>. formal dining. lamil~· room rn.in\ upgrades. Full hakonv \\tlh ol'l'<lll '1ew. -t BR. 21 \! H:\ 01;._·n Sat & ~url ·Hij \;)e:-. Place •RVIME DEA~E HOMES .Just listed. heaul1ful 5 Bdrm. large lol. 3 bath!i. pl'Ufessionally dctoratcd Used bn<'k patio w mas~t\l' pat10 c·o\ er Opl•n Sal Sun. orll'l"t'tl al !'iHi!.l.!IOO 178:31 .\rhor Lane LUSK HARBOR VIEW HILLS La rgl', 1mmaculal L· :1 GR 21 2 Ba. home with u \ 1cw of Cutal1nu to Palo:-. Verdes. 1nl'lud1n g a pool a nd c.1 sctluded rnurtyard. Just painted inside & oul :1 e;1r garage. Open Sul & Sun 909 Tiller Way OTHER PROPERTIES SPYGLASS Su Pl'!' ('()l'Ol'I ' lot L·pgradcd flooring thruout Intercom. \tcw from fron t <ind b<1c:k ol mountains and oc.·c•an Large eovcn•d patio. built in vacuum system. 5 BR.:! t·,1r gara~1.' Call for appointment SPYGLASS Supl.'r Southport "-'llh popular CaJ)l' Cod exterior Ideal tor largt' 1:1 11111~ Perfl•<·t lor lormul l'nlerla1n1ng Ii B<lrms \\ 11 h l.1q.~t· game room. S.15!J.500 HARBOR VIEW HILLS Jus t It sled . immaculate highly upgraded :1 BR + lamily Room. executive home. Air -t<ond .. ma~nH'k"t>flHy 1H1006.t-1·1:1~~ Ca t a lina , O rca n Vi ew. Hu g1.• maintenance frt·t' lot i.;,·cn a m1111 putting green Pr1va1.·y, 1.'l(•g;rnep and s <'re nil y . c.• pi lo m i 1 i • I h is Io v <•I y property. MEW LISTIMG IN IRVIME -S upe r "Stanford:· mode l in Vi llage 3. 3 BR. 3 ha + family rm. Beaut ne w upgraded <·rplg & available now lt32A Acacia Tree Ln General 1002 G~rai 1002 .......••...............•....••........•...... LIDO ISLE BA YFROMT FIRST TI ME OFFERED. Via Lido Nord bayfront home; 40 ft. lot ne xt to L I.C.A. beach . 3 Bdrms. + guest apt. pier & slip, sunny patio. $650,000 &,inoay. June I 8. 1978 DAIL V PILOT 03 macnab I irviile realty FIMER PROrlRTIES * OPEN TODAY * BAYFRONT HIDEAWAY! C:ipt1vJt1ng l·slOry on i.andy beach wt vtew or ocean & Harbor boats. 3 BR. 3 bath. family rm. mirrored llvtng rm w bar & .iquJrium . i.tourmel kitchen S42S.OOO lt>Jsenold. OPEN 1 5 PM 1915 BAYSIDE DR <E·671 COME & ~E FOR YOURSELF ... The total charm or this custom bu11l home Circular drive lead.-. lo " IO\'Cly entry "' French doors High t•eilings & heav~ moldings add warmth & uniqueness to this elegant re-. OPEN 1 5 PM 1800 ANTIGUA CIRCLE. HAYCREST IE 681 OPPORTUNITY Live at 1730 GALAXY DR"' s uper views or Up~r Bay & lights of Npl l't•nll'r Sparwu~ 4 BR home "" formal lav1n~ ~ d1mng rm!> + IJm1ly ureai. $325,000 lea:.ehold <>PEN l·:l l'l\l <l·:m.11 VIUA IN NEWPORT BEACH This uniquely desi~ntod home looks through pine trees lo lhe Bay. Npt Center & boa ti. & bt:aches of Dover Shores. Secluded l'OUrt entry. French doors & windows thruout. 3 rplcs. lg laving rm. formal dining rm. master BR wi fplc & Wt'l bar & r:1m1ly rm OpCOI05' tO j?Qurmel kitchen ~137.500 ~I "i P l\t 1226 POLARIS (E 701 OPEN 1-5 P.M. · 1618 MARINERS 1'1p top" 1!> the t·ondll1<>0 of this remodelt!d & n·dl'roraled :1 BR & den homt' Lovelv n<t1ghborhood Jlmundin~ in green gra:.-. & flo"'er!-~ualaty cpl & hd\\d floors. LoLJll~ nl'\\ l'lt•t k1ll·hen . gr.i!.s cloth ".ilk1l\ ering!>, ::.pat1ou., 'anJ ror C'h1ldren C'ome sec Lh1s 01·\\ offcnnl! .11 :Sll'J tH>O and IJnd t 1 • lilock off l>O\ er U11H'I 11': i11 RACQUET auB Ext rn prl\ atl' corner lul covered pallo w 1 lush plantings pool & .1at•u111 1 BHs. 2 bath!>, family rm Comm tennis 1•1s no us~o<: dul·-.' ~111.100 OPEN 10·1 I'M 13651 O N l-.i\Ylli\ 11-: 72> YOU'VE HEARD ABOUT FANTASTIC BUYS! Check lh1s on~ out' l 'owerlng lrees. 4 BRi>. ram1ly rm ~ a1·cess to 2 parks Now S139.SOO. mcl. land, to i.ell la:.t ' OPEN l·S PM. 32 CEDAR TREE, UNIV. PARK 1E 731 VIEW-VIEW-VIEW Wa l<'h the city lights while entertairung an this popular Turtle Rock "Jasmine .. model realunng 2 BRs. conv den. kitchen nook. danmg terrace & utility rm Sl41 ,SOO OPEN 12 5 r M lf34 COOLBROOK. <E 741 HARBOR VIEW HOMES Lovely 3 BR, ramily rm Carmel model w/woodsy Jacuw off MB R. Highly upgraded Sl65,900. OP EN I 5 P M 2049 PORT BRISTOL fE 751 EASTBlUFF $172.000 for panoramic view home w/4 BRs, family rm & move·in condlhon! OPEN I S PM 2807 CATALPA (E·76> 2·STORY W /VIEW .i BR Palermo model w lcily & mghl light view f a mily rm + eat-in kitchen · Com m pqols & tennii. $169.900 OPEN 1·5 PM 2226 PORT CARLISLI::, HARBOR VIEW HOMES lE 7il THE BLUFFS J BR condom1mum end·un1t New cpl & drps. ;)121.000 OPl-:N I 5 PM 2432 VISTA BOGAR IE 781 WESTaJFF l'niqul' a rchilt'·clural design high cc1lang~. 1ctla:.:. & -.kyhghb. 3 BR home w hght ti: airy reeling Sl72,SOO OPEN 1·5 PM 1500 CORNWALL IE 791 CAMEO 'SHORES Look oul lo the Blue Pac1f1r & watch the boat:. sail by from this warm & inv1ling ramal1c homt· w 5 Bfh. panckd labrao den & huge game rm " '"'t bar 0'-'nt•r 1A11l consider rmancang for .1pproved h11v1•r Heah-.t1cally priced ancl land S975.000 \ppl onh I.JI n n~ er 612 ll235 1 E 81 • TOP OF CdMt rteduced Sl6.500 lor quack sale drive by Salt Air (.'1r tOff Crown & Blue\\.atcr) View or Ocean. Harbor & nighl light-; rrom this lg 4 BR Harbor View Halls res on rnaint-fret• ' , JC'rf' \ppl onl\ J eanelle Havens 642-8235 1 t-:.a21 NEW LISTING · DOVER SHORES Dt·t·orator':. homt• on a quiet Mreel w acce:.s to pr1v. he;iche ... l.!>hapcd lloor pl;in to max1mile day & night v1tws New l'pt!>, paprr<; & drp.., 1 BR!>, 3 baths. lg. dining area w 'R·I'' & family rm $349.500 Beverly Morphy &12 R235 IE·831 PANORAMIC SEAVIEW V11•w Lilt' ClCl'llO. 1•1l y & heyond from this beaullful \ianlut•kct <:!+denl home Ft·atures hard"ood parquet llnor enlrv & m•ulral color ... Cul·de·~ac slreel · close to 1l'nn1., & 11001 .;:rnuioo :.1:.irJor1e Mahon 644·6200 1 E·851 FOUR STARS ... For lh1., ..,~r n!'at I BR 2 ... tory family home Poot.size ~ ard. \\ell \;rndscapcd & mamtamed Near So Coast Pl<11.a & walking d1st <1nce lo school<. Hurr)' on this al 'iR:l 900 Rall lfotrhan.:~ 7~2 1414 1f;.8f;1 BIG CANYON l>ram:Jl1l· :i IHI lll'ane llome boast::. "Tht.> Hest of ~;verythmg" ind h11-:hly desirable location Lg hvmg rm formal dmini; rm & luxuraou!> ma~ter su1Le S345,000 Lynne Vulentmefill ti200 <E 871 MOVE IN TOMORROW Vacant & waiting ror you IS this 4 BR. 3 bath custom home on Galaxy All nt•w C'USlom wooden shullerc; on all "'indows. S285.000 Appl only Barbar:> W1nagle 642-8235 <E·881 6 BRS -NEWPORT BEACH Custom l :>tory home. marveloui. for l1 v1ng or enterla1rung Lg laving rm. formal dining rm. bright & <'heer)I brkrst rm openr. lo the gourmet kitchen & family rm. New cpl. ceram•<' tile noors + 3 fplcs $364.500 m ree Barbara Aune 642-8235 'E·891 RANOfO SAN JOAQUIN Beautiful "San Carlos" reduced $3000 lor prompt sale~ Now only S116.000' Should ~o lh1:. weekend' Las~lo Sharkany 7:>2-Ul4. IE 901 UPPER BAY VIEW HOME Reaut1fu1:~pac1ous home w i5 BRs 14+rec rmi +family rm. 3 fplcs. 3-car garage & pool. Alt an a delightful lol'ation. A lovely home pri<·ed at S225.000 Elame Svedeen 642·823!'> ( E 911 VISTA DEL UDO Elegant bayfroot apartment 2 spac1ou:. BR~. Z baths & spectacular views of Bay & CJLahna i'<cwly decorated tit. Jva1I for s umme r occupancy S289.000 · ~ubJ to cancellallon of ex1sllng escrow Martha Macnab 64.2·8235 IE-92> ATTN: DISCRIMINATING BUYERS! BEVERLY lllLL.S VILLA IN NEWPORT w10cean & night hght p1C'turesque VIEW' Stroll thru terraced gardens to pool 10 Romane!ique !-ellang wistage IMAGINE' Grounds rover ~hat could be a city blk 1n depth All this + 4 BRs. 3 bath.,, wood p11rquet informal d1n1n~ trm w 1deror ..sl1'c molding. l(I J"" enclo!oed chandehered ballroom playroom A grac1ou~ lrt·level home that puts the WORLD AT YOt:R FEET' $498.000 leasehold Appl, only J llun! P Balley 642 8235 1 E tl4 • * ATTN: INVESTOR * COMPARE & YOU'LL AGREE The perfect eollage investment on the Balboa Peninsula tonsisls of two l·BR 1an1ts in good cond1l1on. Location as 1•xcept1onal . .,Leps lo Bay & beach Asking only S139.500 Orive by 2011201•2 E llay /\vf'. !do nOl disturb tenants l l\ppl only Chnt Mos(''l 642 11235. 1 f: 94 l VERY SPECIAL INCOME PROPERTY 2 units · One l·Btt + lam1ly rm umt that incl Jacunl & 11 view . One 2·BR unit. Both have fplcs. new llled kitchen:. & baths, cpts & drps Owner must sell su tempt us with Jn offer' 522&.000 Appl only Elaine Svedeen 642-8235 tE 96 1 BEAUTIFUL HOME + INCOME TRIPLEX YOU CAN CAU HOME Spacious 2 BR. 2 bath res an old CdM done to ~rfect1nn PLUS l·BR apt. New on the market & 1tl! newl)' rhe perfocl "h\'C an .. investment 3 BRs. l balh UOll decorated Fleinble financing 'tJVall $195 000 rec __ wJ.DJ.c._,;_ 2-OR, .l_bath unit I BR, 1 bath UJ\lt :;hows 'A u fti.-"H 6200 '" 9~ 1 1mmaculale care f.nclosecf garage +exlra pming '&'--11-w..-LJor~· ..,.,.~ · .u..· ,.• --• pnv patio S169.000 Drive by 2120 Pomona <do not dasU.irb..tenqn~s> _Appl only Lois Miller 642._~ c E·!5J INVEST IN YOUR FUTURE Put your h11r1I l'Brned dollnrc; lo work <1helter your l'Brninl(i. C:hoo'<e from one nf lhco;e wot<'h the m grow• • ~ u111l!\ Co!llu Mesa $199,500 • t unltli lluntingtnn Ot'ach St75,000 • Lot to h1111tl lr1elei< Co.,ta Mesa All within 2 m1l1~ ol h1•11ch ' IC Joshinsk1 642·3235 1 F.·98 > &Us.NESS. OPPORlUNlll. On lhe Bay an Lido V1llaJZe' Ru re opporlUnll) l~est m a going boutique shop "" i;ireat potentaul /\ppt onl) Harriet Perry 642·8235 <I:: 99 6 NEW UNITS AVAllABl.E NOW! t"or 'i&le or trodc In W Co:st11 Mesa F;xcept1onol renh from these two 3 BR un1t!I & four 2 BR un1u Quality l'Onstru<'tion. Rents 11uaranteed ior 6 mos 1350,000. ChnL Moses 642·8235 IE 931 642-8235 644-6200 752-1414 Ho••• 2633 W Coa'T Kwy Newport B~h 631·144}0 Lawson Really Compan y 3"41nvfcl t -hh..--tlH-llt--- Ncwpor t Beach 714 -675-4562 _,.. eo-.. ••"• ---------...... f"lrl INCi! t64'S..ttl .... ~ H.-.W.w C_.., --------454, C ....... Dr c..-v..,c ....... .• ,, ' \ r i T:-- "H OAl YPl\..OT AHAPPYHOMI Tbla lllXWloua execuUve bome bu provided IJ'Hl k>vt • bapptneu for a family now be1n11 re· duced to • couple. 4 J..arse bdnna., 3 baths famUy rm. with frplc. & wet bar, lge. deo roe pool tbl., TV or ? Located ln the Dover Shores area. l~l Uncoln Lane <San- tiago to Estelle). Sal/Sun 1-S OCE.AM. WHITE WATHVllW Thia home olfers an un- usu.aJ noor plan; great for teenagers. mother-in· law or ? 3 Bdrms., 3 baths. 2 levels, 2 en- trances; jus t above Corona Beach. 226 Pop- py, Corona d el Mar Sat/SUft 1 ·5 DCIPT10t4AL VALUI!! In pres tigious Dove r Sbores area. cl06e to Up- per Bay. Immaculate 3 bdrm. home on quiet s tre et. 1501 L1ncolo Lane. S192,000 Sun. l·S HEWPORT CREST ELEGANCE The loveliest 2 bdnn. & den. 3 bath condo avail. m Newport Beach for on· ly $128,000. This beauty has been profess. de· corated & upgraded. • Wal1'ing distance to a f10e beach. Sat. 1·5. (7 Goodwill Court • take S upe rio r l o Tl con deroga1 WATHRtOMT 41DRMS. Did y ou know that Newpgrt Beach has a lovely. large, private 6e cl ude d la ke s ur rounded with beaullful homes? Th.ts home. on the shore. olfers swim· rrung, fl.shing & boating. z.:MS Heather La ne <off Lrvme Blvd . near 23rd Street> Sat/Sun 1-5 POOLTIME New lisUng an ideal family home with 4 bdrms., family 4 rm . on quiet cul de s ac, m splen did East.side Costa Mesa. Only $135.000. 2513 Davis Place. Sat /Sun I 5 RANCH LIVING. • Thi s ve r y p o pul a r LaPalma 4 bdrm ., ha!> family rm., lots or wood paneling. lovely pallo & is one ol the fe w 4 bdrm. -homes priced under $97,000. 5261 Bergundy Circle, Jrvrne Please call for d1rect1ons sun l·S 11.UffS IEAUTY A really lovely 3 bdrm .. 2 bath home: I-level end wut (a rarity>. &n a quiet cul de sac. JUSl ofr del Oro 301 F.splanadc AnX· •OUS owner asks $1 79,500. Sat/Sun 1·5 IAY VIEW REMT AL A most beautifu apt. In Corona del Mar, over· lOOklng the bay & ocean 3,000 Sq. ft , with 4 bdrms .• 2'h baths. family rm., wet bar. ms1de laun· dry rm. & dbl. garage. The view deck 1s huge. Avn1l. J uly 15th $750 Monthly fiul""' Glut Wutwt 'BU,. BAY& BEACH 450 NEWPORT .CTR. OR. 7H11 Watwfront & Dock $155,000 Soaring Newport Island 2 story, lam rm. Past cen- tury cbarm Call for pers on a l preview 646-7171 ()l•lfll ,,, ,, • ,, ,,,, ,, , t. , !e·lflftHI DID PROP 13 <iETYOU7 U you are being laid orf because ol Propos1t1on 13 passage, why not get into real est.ate. Take advan· tage ol the tu eut Call J I m Fe r r y m-. n a t ~---556-~. t;:SELEC-T - IPROPERTIES MESAVHDE POOL 8Hut1rut t ree h o ed ~ surrounds this ex· ceptJonaJ family home. 3 Spacious bed room a + family room. Huge cor· ner lot w/boal & trlr ac· cess. Act! Call646-7171. Qf1:N 111 ll•O\ HI,._,''-It,., t• ree11t1 J l.,_OOM 10 Escapade, NewpOrt Beach $105,000 Sat/Sun 10-8 1211 Miramar. Laguna Beach 646·3255 $106.000 Sat/Sun l·S 714 Marigold, Corona del Mar 631 1800 $162.000 Sat/Swl 1·5 708 Goldenrod. Corona d e l Mar 644:9060 $143,500 Sun.1·5 117V1aYella <Lidolsle >NB 675-6000 $228,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1184 Rutland #6, <Wstc lf) NB 640·6161 $81.200 Sat/Sun 1·5 • •4l05Seas hore0r. ('#. Nwpt)NB 642-5200 Sat/Sun 1·5 498 Mountain Road, Laguna Beach 644·7~ $163,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 425 Heliotrope. Corona del Mar 640-9900 $165,000 Sat/Sun 12·6 18804 Thomood Cr., Hunt. Bch 645-0303 $78,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 # 14 Surfside. Newport Beach 645-0303 $79,000 Sa 12-6/Sun 1·5 •20291 Deervale, Huntington Bch 645·0303 $138,000 Sat /Sun l·S #11 Summerwalk, Newport Beach 962·7788 Sat&Sunl·S 300 Intrepid, Nwpt Crest, N.B. 640.5357 $125,000 Sun 1·5 • 1924 Bay Crest, Santa Ana 751·2175 $95,000 Sunday 11 -4 2 IR + FAM RM or DIH 1045 Balboa, Laguna Beach 499·468.5 $124.500 Sat/Sun 12·5 2250ceanview. Newport Beach 646-8811 $169,950 Sat/Sun 1·6 lOWildGooseCrt <NwptCrst>NB 645-0295 Sat/Sun 1-5 2016 YachtResolute,Seaview. NB 631·1800 $245,000 Sat /Sun l ·5 1500 Serenade Terr., Cd M 631-1800 $174,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2691 Crestvie w Dr .. N.B. 749-0279 $172,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••35 Balboa Coves <BC) NB 675-7060 $350,000 Sun 1·5 207 Milford Dr. <CameoShores)CdM 673·4400 $249,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1404 Morningside. Laguna Beach 494.9473 $250.000 Sun 1 ·5 103Jas mineCreek Dr .. CdM · 675-3411 $229,000 Sat /Sun 1·5 1706 Port Sheffield. Newport Bch 644-1156/640-0578 Sat/Sun 1-5 2200 Port Lerwick, Newport Beach 644-1156/644·6807 Sat/Sun 1·5 1090 Madison Place, Laguna Beach 494-6594 $159,500 Sat/Sun 1·4 2030 Pt Weybridge, HVHms, NB 642-8235 Sun. 1·5 34 Cool Brook (Turtle Rock> Irv. 752-1414 $141,500 Sun. 12·5 1785 Palm Drive, Laguna Beach 496-Z790 $142.500 Sun. 12-5 225 Ocean View, Newport Beach 64.5·7221 Sun 1·5 244East15th St., Costa Mesa 645-7221 Sun 1·5 224 Via Eboli (Lido Isl) NB 675-6000 $238,500 Sun. 1·5 16320 Mercury, Westminster 963·0006 $68,900 Sunday 1·5 •202 Canal, Nwpt Shores, NB - 642-8850 $1.24,900 Sun 2·5 26036 Via Pera, Mission Viejo 754·12<Yl $68,000 Sunday 1·5 3 IR + FAM RM or DEH 355 Weymouth Pl., Laguna Bch 494-5356 $298,000 Sal/Sun 10· 7 2049 Port BristotCr. <H View) NB 640-0468 $165,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 •362 Magnolia <E/Side>C.M. 646-3255 $87.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 491 Prospect. Newport Bch 642-3476 $159,000 Sat/Sun 12-5 •2332Colgate, College Park. CM 751 -3191 $84,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 21492 Pedroso. M. V. 768·5368 $79,500 Sat/S\11111 ·5 5552 Heil Ave .. Huntington Beach 840·2531 $99,500 Sat/Sun 12-5 1766 Port Manleigh Cr. CHVH) NB 644-9238 Sat/Sun 1·5 3114 Yukon, Costa Mesa 754-0106 $7j,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 IO Angell <Urd'v. Pk)lrv. 552-7912 $106,000 Sa12·5/Sll·3 17571 Hickory Tree Ln (Univ Pk ) Irv 5!U·5383 $124.900 Sun 12·5 1214Nottingham.Rd.,Newport Bch 646-6434 $185.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2501 Harbor View <HVH) CdM 646-7414 $229.SOOfee Sa/Sun 1·5 3139Sumatra (Mesa Verde)C.M. 979-8198 $83.000 Sat/Sun 9.5 1671 Labrador SL <Mes a Verd~> CM 645·6088 $79,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 17 Deerwood Lane, Newport Beach 644-4631 $379,000 Sat /Sun 12·5 240Virginia <E !Side)C.M - 546-5880 $8.5,000 Sun.1·5 5182 Skinner St.. Irvine 552-0365 $93.950 Sat/Sun l ·5 4029W. Fay Circle. Santa Ana 548-3710 $63,900 Sat/Sun 1·4 • 1618 Irvine Ave .. Newport Bch 644 -9060 $174 ,000 • Sat/Sun 1·5 935 TillerWny,Corona del Mar 675-2373 $195.000 Sun 1·5 22 Goodwill Ct. <Nwpt Crest) NB 642-5200 $124,500 Sat/Sun l ·5 203 Utica Street, Hunt'g Beach 774-8000 $110,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3830 Key Bay Dr. (HVHHls ) CdM 3 IEDROOM 644-0322 $197 .500 Sat /Sun 1 ·5 14241 Mendocino <Colony ) Lrv. 2006 PortAJbans. Newport Beach 552-6161 $83,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 631-1400 $149,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 33162nd St. (Newport Sh rs) N. B. 226 Loyola, Costa Mesa 548-1290 Sat/Sunl-4:30 540·3666 $79.900 Sat/Sunl-5 1919 Chubasco Clrv Terr ) CdM 1017 Sandcas tle. Corona del Mar 642-5300 $165,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 540-3666 $199.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •909TillerWay (HVHls>NB 1827 Mariners Dr .• Newport Beach 675-3411 Sat/Sun 1·5 540-3666 $148.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 17852 Mann (Univ Pk) Irvine 1800 Port Kimberley, HVH. NB 675-3411 $109,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 640·5357 $134.500 Sal/Sun 1·5 2432 Vista Hogar (Bluffs) N. B. 5551 Heil. Huntington Beach 644-6200 $121,000 Sat/Sunl-S 640-5357 $99,500 Sat/Swi1·5 5308River,NewportBeach 1818Pt. Renwick <HVHms)N.B. 646·77ll Sat/Sun 1·5 675·6000 $162,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2500Margaret,NptHgts,N.B. 228Hazel <OldCdM>CdM 646-7711 Sat/Sun 1·5 675·6000 $359,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 . .. 1800 AnUgua Circle <Baycrest) NB 642·8235 $299,500 Sun. 1·5 1618 Mariners, Newport Beach 642·8235 $149,900 Sun. 1·5 1038 Santiago (Dover Shores> NB 642·8235 $375,000 Sun l·S 979 Modjeska Cr. <Mesa Hlnd) CM 675-6000 $109,500 Sun. 1·5 •4962 Lori Ann <Calif. Homes>. Irv 552·3008 $87,900 Sunday 1·5 *21852 Impala. Huntington Bch 963·2439 $104.900 Sunday 1·5 755 Olympic. Costa Mesa 645·0303 $88,900 Sun. l·S 1759 New Hamps hire, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $91.500 Sunday 1·5 173 McAulay Place. Laguna Beach 644-7000 $197,500 Sunday 1·5 •3357 California Street. C.M. 751-3191 $99,995 Sun 1·5 ••324 Morning Star. DvrShrs,NB 642·8235 $449,500 Sun. 1·5 2018 Centella Pl.. Newport Beach 646-1711 Sunday l ·5 278 E . Wilson. Cos ta Mesa 540·1720 $79,500 Sun. 1·5 707 Rockford, Corona del Mar 752-1700 $215,000 Sun 12·5 14112 Moore Ct., Irvine 752-1700 $87,900 Sun 12:30-S 517 Poppy. Corona del Mar 754-1202 $285,000 Sunday 1·5 1656 Corsica <Mes a Verde> CM 546·~5.56 ~1.500 su~ 12.5 227 Pomsctt1a. Corona del Mar 673-65 11 Sun 1.5 4 IEDROOM 33761 Windjammer . Laguna Niguel 493·8060 $189.000 . Sat/Sun U -5 20372 Bayview (Back Bay>. NB 754·1202 $129 ,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1098 Mission, Mesa d el Mar, C.M. 751 -3191 $81.900 Sun 1·5 289 Camilla (£/Side> CM 546-5880 $84.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 • 1948 Santiago. Newport Beach 631-1400. $375,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 223 Walnut. Newport Beach 540·3666 $112.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • •2245 Heather Lane. NB 759·0811 Sat/Sun 1·5 #9 Montecito Dr., Corona del Mar 644-7020 $439,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 19701 Constellation. Hunt 'g Bcb 675-6741 $83.000 Sat/Sun 1-6 225 E . Wilson (Eastside) CM 1·634-3737 Sunday 1·4 21791 Fairlane Cr., Huntington Bch 968-1683 Sl30.000 Sun. 1·5 16342 Niatic Circle. Hunl'g Harbour 960-4414 $289,000 Sun 1 ·5 18955 San Fe lipe , Fntn Valley 546·2313 S120.000 Sunday 1·5 3032 Cle veland, Costa Mesa 546·2313 $82,500 Sunday 1-5 3367 Nevada. Costa Mesa 754·120'l $95,000 Sunday 1·5 5542 Wendy Cir., Hunt. Beaeh 752-1700 $103,000 Sun 1-5 3324 Wyoming Cir., Costa Mesa 557-3352 $109,500 Sun 1·5 874 DarrellSt.,Costa Mesa 5116CbateauCr. (The Ranch)lrv. 4 IR + FAM RM or DIN 548-2535 $75,000 Sat/Sun 10.5 675-6000 $95,000 Sat/Sun by appt 327 Fullerton. Npt Hts , Npt Bch 994 Linden Place , Costa Mesa 307 Camden PL, Laguna Beach 644· 7020 $175,000 Sat/Sun 2·6 546·5605 $67.300 Sundayt.5 494 -9473 $395,000 S12·4/St1·4.30 2972 Andros <Mesa Verde> CM 536 Pierpoint Drive, Cos ta Mesa 315 Milford <Cameo Shores )CdM · 546-4478 $94,500 Sat/Sall day 540-7805 $82.500 Sat/Sun 1.5 644-9060 $266.000 .. Sun.1.5 709 Cameo Highlands Dr .• CdM •9102 Mah I (N W H 673-1592 $255.000 Sat/Sun 1-dusk 921Capital,CostaMes a ao pt e sl ) unt'gBch •2845CorvoPI. <Mes aVerde>CM 646·5743 $81,500 Sat/Sun 10-3 675-6741 $110.000 Sal/Sun 1·6 2244 Port Carlise <Harbo rVu >.NB 1543 Santanella (Irvine Terr.) CdM 546 9!79 . $128,500 Sunday l ·S 644-4887 $167,500 Sat/Sun1·5 675-572.6 $165,000 Sat/Sunl-4:30 l0273 Cardinal. Fountain Valley 21581 Impala Lo (Calif.Class ics) HB 619ArianaCr .. Huntington Bch 545 ·0l 7 3 $95.000 Sunday 12-4 968-35.58 $80,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 675-6741 $85.650 Sat /Sun 1·6 259 Brentwood St. ( Eastside) CM •2681 RedlandsDr .• CostaMesa •1822Buttonshell 1Baycrest>NB 642·~ Sat/Sun 1·5 548-~9 $91,000 Sat/Sun12-5 642·5200 $203,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 29482 Via Valverde, Laguna Niguel 29571 Vista Plaza, Laguna Niguel • * 1915 Bayside Dr .• CdM 546 ·5605 $96,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 494-7578 $132.500 Sat/Sun2·5 642·8235 $425,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 609 W. Balboa Blvd., Balboa Penin. 311 Montero (Balboa Pen in.) N. B. 1500 Cornwall <WestclifO NB 675·81.20 Sat/Sunday 12·5 675·4600 $179,500 Sat/Sun 1·4 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 • • 13 Balboa Coves , Newport Bch 1490Carmelita Dr.-, Lag una Beach 1207 Cerritos. Laguna Beach 631-1400 $365.000 Sunday 1·5 831 -0836 $189,000 Sunl-5 642-8235 $260,000 Sat/Sunl-5 • 907 Sandcastle (HV Hills> CdM 457 Santa Ana Ave .• Newport Hghts 2049 Port Bristol OIVHomes >NB 640-5560 $220.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 646·6994 $149.500 Sat/Sun l ·6:3o 644-6200 $165.900 Sat/Sun 1.5 3962 Ash. Irvine 945Senate St.,CostaMesa 186YorktownLn .. Cos taMesa 963-4126 $103.000 Sat/Sun 10-5 540·9922 $72.900 Sat/Sun 1.4 645-9393 $63,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 •#41 Cambria. Spyglass, CdM 2133 E . Ocean. Newport Beach 2568Greenbriar.Costa Mesa · 640-1405 Sat & Sunday 1·5 631-1400 $170,000 Sat/Sun 1.5 645-0303 $84,500 Sat12·4/S12·5 32961 Buccanneer. Dana Point 2099Monrovia,CostaMesa 4500Roxbury.CameoShores,CdM 496-7113 $140,000 Sat/Sun 10·9 540-3666 $67,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 675-5511 $263.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 * * 1933 Bayside Dr., CdM 415Santa Ana, Newport Bea c h •#20Whitewater. JasmineCrk,CdM 644-9060 $630,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 540-3666 $139,000 Sat/Sun 1.5 675-5511 $241,500 Sunday 1·5 895 Sonora, Costa Mesa 416 Plata, The Bluffs. N. B. • # 41 Whitewate r.Jas mine Crk, CdM 540-3666 $86,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 640:5357 . $224,500 Sat/Sun 1.5 6i5·5511 $249.~ Sat/Sun l ·S 2212 Francisco. Newport Beach 132 Via Tneste <Lido tslel N.B. 18201 Lucero, Tustm 673-7300 $199,500 Swi. 1·5 673-7300 $226,870 Sat/Sun 1.5 1·634·3737 . $87,200 Sat/Sun 1-4 1915 Marioers Dr. <Westctiff) N.B. -"1~~.l;agumrBch -•_SO§...Marguer1l~ona_dd Mar. 644-4910 $179,900 Sat/Sun 1·5:30 675-~ $239,500Sat/Sun By Appl 640-7674 $199,506 ·sat7Sun 1·5 4.501 SUl'ftYDr~ <CH) C4M~'t--lSOl-LW:olnl.aue.,.Nawport.Beacla 261..7 Redlands. Costa Mesa &44-49_10 $175,500 Sat/Sun 1-5:30 759-0811 $192,000 Sun 1.5 • --6'44~1156-----Sat/Sorrt-5 --2LR.ainbo~antaAna. 226 P oppy. Corona del Mar 382V1sta Bay a. Back Bay, NB 752· 1700 $139.500 Satisun 12-6 759-0811 Sat/Sun 1.5 646·7711 Sat/Sun 1-5 1511 Rainbow. Santa Ana 34552 Calle P aloma, Ca Po Beach 2326 W Camden Pl., Santa Ana 752-1700 $134,500 Sat/Sun' 12·6 675-5511 Sunday 1.5 540-1720 $69,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 1939 Sanderling <Mesa Verde) C.M. 22 Wlld Goose Ct .. Nwpt Crst, NB 2400Sierra Vista. Newport Beach 645·1103 $119.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 640·5357 $117,500 Sun 1.5 752-1700 $225,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 3112 Van Ruren. Costa Mesa 5322 W. Lucky Way, Santa Ana 535Tustin,Npt.Hgts NB 546-2313 $78.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 754·6262 $67,900 Sunday 12-S 646"7711 ' Sat/Sun 1.5 446 Catallna Dr. (Nwpt Hgts) NB 12 Swift Court, Nwpt Crest NB · · 675·6000 $188,500 Sa/SWl bv aoot. • .. 640-5357 $151,500 ' Sun 1.5 793 Bolsana, Laguna Beach •2513 Davis Place, Cosat Mesa 217 Via Firenze (Lido Is l) NB 497·2'21 $259.000 Sunday 12·4 759-0811 $135,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 675-6000 $220,000 SWl l-5 2007 Commodore, Newport Beach 5261 Burgundy Circle, Irvine 21Z.U1~~lPl Costa Mesa . s7s.~soo $1791500 Sun. 1-5 759·0811 $S7,000 SWl l·S 645-0300 S66 . 1821 P1tcalruJ.Mes Verdel,C . !§2l.i.Yl oln ch 310 Colleen eoSla Mesa un. l2·5 645-~ $139,500 Sunday 1·5 759-Ml 1 at/ W'I l· 645-030.1 1 $132,900 Sun. 1.5 •42~.,~· lf:1'.~ 873 Sandcastle Dr. <HBR VU> NB <H-.,._, ~ _, 815-3411 $219,000 Sat/Sun l·S 1915 Windward (.Bayc rest ) NB 840-6181 $215.000 Sat /Sun 1•5 •3355 Fuchsia <Gmbk > c.M. 640.6161 · $112,000 Sat/Swt l ·S 32 Drakes Bay. Corona del Mar 675·3411 $284.000 Sat/Sun 1-s 2215 Arbutus (E/Bluff) N.8. 675-3411 $194,500 . Sat/Sun 1·5 2306 Aralia CE/Bluff) N.B. 640-6161 $225,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 465 Nyes Place. Laguna Beach 675·3411 Sat/Sun 1·5 2807 Catalpa (EastbJutf> N.B. 644·6200 $172,000 Sat/Sun t-5 •2221 Francisco. Newport Beach 642-8235 $225.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2226 Port Carlisle <HV Homes) NB 642-8235 $169,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 24951 Ave Bancal, Lake Forest 640-~ $108.000 Sat/Sun 10·5 308 Bowlmg Green <Coll Pk) C.M. 646·3928 $89,750 S;it/Sun 1·5 1531 Highland Dr., Nwpt Beach 645·4226 $229.500 Sat/Sun 12-5 4833 Cortland <Cameo Hlds > CdM 673-7286 $234.500 Sun l ·S •22 Morro Bay, Spyglass. CdM · 640-1812 Sat & Sun t -5 1909 Yacht Enchantress. Npt Beach 640-1812 Sunday 1·5 1414 Huron, Santa Ana 640-1812 Sunday 1·5 726 Kendall, Laguna Beach 494 -2146 $255.000 Sat/Sunday 4627 Roxbury <Cameo Shores) CdM 644-6200 $325.000 Sun t -5 1730 Galaxy (Dover Shores) NB · 642·8235 $325,000 Sun. 1·5 32 Cedar Tree Ln (Univ. Park> Irv. 752·l414 $139,500 Sun. 1·5 1070 Pesca~r <Dover Shores> NB 642·8235 $349.500 · Sun. 1-5 14S6Galaxy <Dover Shores) NB 642·8235 $285,000 Sun. l ·S ••2482Bayshore Dr, Byshrs,NB 642·~ ~.000 Sun. 1-5 33431 Periwinkle. Laguna Niguel 492-2958 $169.500 Sun 12·5 618 Barkley (Clns Pk) Orange · 546·5990 $99,950 Sun. 1·5 • 1750 Skylark < Baycrest > NB 675-6000 $215.000 Sun. 1·5 2110 Yacht Mischief (Seavu> NB 675-6000 $289,500 Sun. 1·5 •21601 lmpala. Huntington Bch 963·2439 $94.~ Sun l·S 267 E . 16th St. <Nwpt Hts > CM 645-5151 $105,000 Sunday 1·5 #6 Sycamore Creek. TrtlrckGln,lrv 833·1927 $165.000 Sun l·5 25192 Via Piedra Blanca, Lag.Nig. 497 ·2426 $102.000 Sun 2·6 3209 S. Linda Way. Santa Ana 645·0303 $105.500 Sun. 1·5 2973 Java <Mesa Ve rde) CM 540-1720 $155.000 Sun. l·S •979 Denver, Costa Mes a 545-9491 $115.000 Sunday l-5- •3941 Ash, College Pk, Irv. 645-7221 $123,900 Sun 1·'1 5 IEDROOM 17831 Arbor Ln. <Deane> Irv. 675-3411 $169.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 460 Mendoza <Corona Hinds> CdM 675-6000 $375.000 Sat/Sun 1·!> 17242 Santa Clara. Fountain Valley 673-8700 $88,900 Sun 2-S 5 la + FAM RM or DIM 1314 Santiago. Dove r Shores, NB 640-5357 $299.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 21202 Banff. Huntington Beach 751 -3191 $85.500 Sun 1·5 2112 Windward Ln. <Upper Bay) NB 642-823.5 $250,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1075 Corona Lane. Costa Mesa 556·2660 s110.ooo Sunday 1.5 1412 Antigua. Ne wport Beach 752-1700 $325.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1863 Boa Vista Cir. CMV>. CM 545-1476 $129.000 Sat/Sun 12·5 1226 Polaris Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 642·8235 $437,500 Sun 1·5 2004 Capella Ct. <Mesa Verde) CM 546-4141 $159.500 Sun. 1·5 16538 Mt. Sherrod Circ .• Fnt. Vly 642·8235 $123,900 Sun l ·S 2200 Lake Park Lane, Nwpt Beach 645· 7221 Sun l ·5 6 IEDROOM 2627 Cove <China Cove> CdM 675·6000 $385,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 ll:DIOOM * 38 Sea Island Dr. (Big Canyon> 644·4910 $140,000 Sun 1·5·30 18632 Maplewood Cr., Hunt'g Bch 0 963·8377 $77,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 2 II + FAM IM or DIM 7 Goodwill Ct. (Nwpt Crest) N.B. 759·0811 $128,000 Sal. 1·5 •2921 Perla (The Bluffs) N.B. 644-4910 $170,000 Sat/Sun 1·5:30 14 Montanas Norte Irvine · 640·99®. $119.ooO SaV,Sun 1·6 l llOIOOM •689 Vista 1lon.ttK. murrs. N. B. - -- 640.9900 $137,500 Set/Sun 1·5 4049 Alladin Dr .• Hunt'g Harbour 842·6691 $159,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 4304 Senisa, Univ. Park. Irv. 646-7711 Sat/Sun l·S •345 University Dr .. P -3. CM 645·8095 $84,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 8 Crest Circle. Canyon Crest, CdM 631·1800 $159,900 Sal/Sun 1·5 405 Vista Suerte (The Bluffs> NB 644·9060 $149,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 f&~. Esplanada <The Blu.ffs > Npt. • • • • ....... ~ ... ~ .... ,. ........... .. ,. .. h ......... ... ..... _ ..... Mt9w _..._.,.... .. ~ .... ..,MY ...... ......... , .. ...,.DAILY PILOT WANT.ADS. ,.... ............... -... ,... ... ""'" .. lat ..,.. ............... ..._ .... Mdmy. I*., ... s..,. CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE l maoow.v--: !O Swift Court, Nwpt Cr~t, N.B. 640·5357 $165,000 Sun l·S •1687l·C Cod Cir., Hunt'g Beach 963·6767 $65,900 Sunday 1 ·S 34 Arboles, Irvine 752·1700 $148,000 Sun 1·5 J • + FAM IM er DIM 334 Vista Trueba (Bluffs) NB 548-1290 Sat/Sun 1-4 :30 •2128 V'lSta Laredo (Bluffs) NB 644·8333 $151,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4 llDaOOM '333 Bordeaux, Costa Mesa 962·7788 $85,900 Sunday 1·5 4 • + FAM aM ar D8t •356 Lourdes Lane, Costa Mesa 548-3714 $82,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •512 Ventaja, Newport Beach 752.·2700 $174,500 Sun 1·5 TOWNHOUSES .... FOR SALE 1R+FAMRMorD&e 4175Seton Rd CUniv Pk> Irvine 55?·9586 $74,950 Sun 9·6 Z llDIOOM #7 Sweetwater (Trtlrk Gln) Irv 675·3411 ll48,750 Sat/Sun l·S 1645 "D" Iowa, Mesa Verde, CM 646·77ll Sat/Sun 1·5 2 n + •AM aM or DEM #2 Lago Sud {RSJ) Irvine 675-3411 $135,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ... •EOROOM 181 Lexington (Monticello) CM 646·3928 .$68,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE . I IR & Z IR 700 Begonia, Corona del Mar "640-9019 ~165,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 za& 1 n ••61136th St., Newport Bch 675-9lll $325,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 616 PoiMettia (Old "CdM} CdM 644·ll67 .$163,000 Sun. 1·5 Z Ira IACH 215 Prospect, Newport Shrs, NB 339-0730 $179,000 By Appt. 215 Prospect, Newport Shores, NB 639-0730 $179,000 ~y J\ppl. 620 Orchid, Corona del Mar .,75-439Z, $197,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 201 Opal, Balboa lsland 645·1103 $185,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3 IR Ir IACH 3101 ·3111 Bayside Dr., CdM 673·5354 $217,500 Sal/Sun 1-5 llR&lll 122 ApOlena, Balboa Is land ~73·8700 Sun 2-5 311&211 603 Jasmine, Corona del Mar ~75-5726 $265,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 365·3651hLa Perle, NpUlgts,NB 673·8494 $189,500 Sun. 12-4 TRIPLEX FOR SALE lU&211& I II 1807 W. Balboa Bl., Newport Beach 673-6210 $155,000 Sal/Sun 1-4 HOME & INCOME FOR SALE 2 IEDIOOM 149 W. &calooes, San Clemente 498-0175 $86,500 · Sat/Sun 1·4 515-SlS'h Narcissus.Corona del Mar 675·5930 $179,500 Sat/Sun 1-S 2109 Thurin, Costa Mesa · 646·77ll $76,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2 ... 2 .. • • 105 N. Bayfront (Bal Isl) 642·5200 Sun. 1·5 209 Flower St., Costa Mesa 646·8300 Sl.29.000 Sun HOUSE FOR RENT 2 • + -t=AM bit or DIM 525 18th St.., Hunt'g Beach 960·6331 $575 Sat/Sun ll-5 CONDOMINIUM FO REA ~- 1• + fAN IM erDet 1654 Vista Omada, Bluffs, Npt Bcb 831-1800 $900/mo Sat/Sun 1-5 -.-. ~.~~ ........ 1~~~.~ ........ ~~~!.~~~ ........ ~~:.':!~.~~....... Sunday,June 18. 1978 D"ILY PILOT' 87 ... ,... I OOJ G....-.. I 002 GeMrel I 002 G....-el I 002 Hoot" For Sale HcMtsn For Stile IHot.'" For 5* •' ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• GetMt"ot I 00 G......t I 002 G....._. t Oo" 6 ll:DIOOMS Or 5 bdrms. & de~ in The Blulrs area. cl~e Lo schools, churches & shopping. A family sized condominium on a tree·lined greenbelt, priced at only $184,200! There's a community pool & ample play area nearby. A super place for kids to grow up. OCEAN VIEW HOME SITE In the hills of San Juan Capistrano & only 8 minutes from Dana Point Yacht Harbor. 5 Acres. The kids can have horses, Mom can hav~ her own tennis cl. & Dad is just a few minutes from his yacht. Not too shabby! $350.000 TRANSFIRRED!! Owner's new job is taking him to New York -so the price has been reduced & he's ready to deal! This is really an exciting home & the reduced $249,500 price tag makes it even better. On the canyon in Cameo Shores, with an ocean view Crom the terrace; 2 bdrms. & den. Open this weekend from 1-5. See 207 Milford Dr. FROMT ROW IRVIHE TERIACE One of the finest locations in the h arbor. with a spectacular day & night view. A spacious 3 bdrm. home with billiard rm., & family rm. + a lovely swimming pool. Available for lease al $2,000 per month. Immediate occupancy. HOME VALUATION SERVICE Whal about YOUR home? If you have been wondering what it's worth, call for a personalized computer market analysis of your own home, with no cost or obligation. "Let our experience work for you". 673-4400 HARBOR DMsi0tt of HG"bor l11Ynhmtlt Co. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BAYFRONT PROPERTIES -One of Lido Is le's outstanding residences. 5 Bdrm, 4 Bath home, large family rm, w /pool table & wetbar. 3 car garage, sunny decks, formal dining rm, breakfast rm and gourmet kitchen. Ideal for your e ntertaining and f amity activities. Offered to the discriminating buyer by the Morrisons. 645·5000 X 216 WALK TO •EACH In Dua Polat. Loh of .__ with a ya.g s,c.i• styt. flair Gld fr..t gated cowfy•d. Tit. . utry. wet bar, family r111 and 3 1:Hlf04I table bedrooms. l balha. New carpeh $'87,500 LAGUMA GATED COMMUNITY Grocloa _. ... itt this LQCJ19G .,..,_. a.-., tlli9' •a WI. Thrff bdna or two .ct clft. two baths ln a . HCWe settiftcJ. L.GnJ-pool shed rear yard. 1.-Captd for ......... c_.., with cool co•ered patio. T•••ls, clllbho1tH, and other ncnoti09d foclliHn phis My· to yow owa pri•• beoch. Don't wait to Me this •ft•s•al •al••· Call today l or appolat u ••t. $108,500 .6 IEDIOOMS4RJMG FAMILY AJ.ost 'h ocn iR Maplewood ,htahs area of C>rc.qe. A rfflly spadoas fClllllly ho9e for octlve peopl•. Loh of ....... 4oofage wllidt a..cludH 19'99 Mparate fGMlly """" cOftlblnatlon dew st.dy. tor.al 6IMg room CIRd two MfNSote .aster ...... $120,000. UMl9UE SPANISH 2-itory 011htandl119 fa.illy hotH with 4 bedroOflll,. fonnal dlftlng rOOM. a11d becmiYy ~ patio wltt. •xupfioMI fa.taill. Tith ll90Me Is ~ for tt. ....,.aiaillg *-'ity and 11 a -• Me to appreciate .. l ft. ,,.c1.. addlHOfts. rr.ot.s-..y lmdsc.,-d ..... becJs y.-d .. rOOM for pool s 156.500. COIMa CASUAL COMFoaT Fl•xlWe l or 4 ....-o-.._ wltlt .,.._,,.... rOOM wftt9 P'oflsuaaal · w.t br. ~Mtr rnhle .. ltl ca ~ for .... -.uy -Giiiy .. ~ to ~-......... ~_e .... ::=~~· ,.Y.SDO. ~ . ............................................. ······················~ ) / CATALINA & OCEAN VIEWS This 3 bedroom·l bath is truJy one of a kind with custom. color. coordinated wallpapers, draperies, sheets . HEWOMMAUET s hutters & warm wood paneling 180 Degree ocean view; throughout. Elegance, luxury, views Cameo Highlands. 4 o! Catalina & the ocean. Enjoy the bdrma., patio with fire best of Newport's lifestyle - ring, frplc . in mstr. community pool & tennis center. Fun bdrm. $234,SOO. EO in the s un & sand & peaceful ocean "UCERIDUC viewing at an affordable price!!! $199.506. 3 Bcirms., den: C t t S R dd •uc 7711 newly decor. R-2 Lot on ac uzanne u U'IV· • wi:,8llJ(;'J:fiEAcH ~!!!!!!!~l~~~~·~i'~m~l~iJ~ij~i~j~i~Q~j~~~~~ ~...,t.ms. + studio: 2 ~ UHIQUE HOMES OPEH 1·5 TODAY UMl9UE IM SEA VllW -Outstanding view, 4 bdrm. Port Royal. See Vergilene Hull al 2ll0 Yacht Mischief. $289,500 UMlquE IM CORONA HIGHLANDS - Brand new. 5 bdrm wood and glass contemporary; incredible views; $375,000. See Allan Heller at 460 M ~ndoza Terr. UMl9UE IN HARIOR VIEW HOMES - Carmel, 3 bdrm, fam .. very upgraded, really nice, as king $162,500. See Nancy Laux al 1818 Port Renwick. UNIQUE IN CHIMA COVE -5 bdrms, artist's retreat, on the water next to a beach. $385.000 sand dollars. See Sara Marvin at 2627 China Cove Street. UMl9UE OM LIDO ISLE -Charming courtyard entry. sunny 3 bdrm. See Alison Stevens at 217 Via Firenze. UMl9UE IN OLD COROMA DEL MAil - White waler view, 3 bdrm. 2 bath, den. immac. cond .. $359,000. See Ralph Wakefield al 228 Hazel. UMIQUE IM MESA HIGHLANDS -3 bdrm. 3 bath. study, formal dining, lge lot. Brand new. $109,500. See Janet Lehman at 979 Modjeska. UHl9UE OH LIDO ISLE -Newly remodeled, 2 bdrm. 2 bath, can be a 3 bdrm. 117 Via Vella. Bring $228,500. Owner sincerely wants your offer. UMl9UE IM QRAHGE -Lge Cam. home, 4 bdrms, 2300 sq ft, 70' x 100' lot. $99,950. See Doreen Douglas at 618 Barkley, Collins Park. UMl9UE OM THE RANCH -Sharp 3 bdrm, subtle decor. clean and next to a park. $95.000., By .Appointment. UM19UE IM NEWPORT HBGHTS -4 bc1tm. 3 bath, countless colorful features. perfectly maintained. By Appointment. UMl9UE IM CROWM f'OIMT -3 bdrm. s ingle sty., immac. condition, secluded pool. $239,500. By Appointment. UH19UE IH IA YCREST -4 bdrm. 2'h bath, pool home. vacant. completely refurbished. $215,000. See Marian . _Reedy a t 1150 Skyla rk Lane. UMIQUE OM LIDO ISLE -"Really Attractive", 3 bdrm, family home, light and airy. $238,500. See Bert Reedy at 224 Via Eboli . U~l()UI: ti()MI:§ REALTORS' JfHE N/CfSr PEOPL E SE LllNG TH( NEATEST HOMES CORONA DEL MAR, 676"6000 MESA VERDE, 546·5990 • CALL US GeMrat I 1002 General 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SrYGL.ASS -Finest location, New Bedford Model, bay and ocean view. $597,000. llG CAHYOH -,...~o~eous estate on huge private gSO ...... $469,500. CORONA DEL MAR -Tremendous quality duplex, best of everything. $219,900. llG CAHYOM -It's your move, BC's best. Park like grounds. $439,000. OCEAHFIOMT -Opportunity here, outstanding, the s urf's at your door. $129.900. We have several ocean & bayfronl' homes available with pier & slips. patios; owner wm sell on I"" · contract. Low Interest. G1Mrcit I 002 wlMHI I 00% Ideal ror investinent! •••••••~·•••••••••••••• •••••••••• ... • .. •••••••• 1217.SOO LAGUNA IEACH View boine on ridge overlooking Saddleback Mts. 4' blue Pacific. 4 Bdrms. den. Poolsize lot Owner may assist witb financing. Reduced to ONLY $139.950. Mt. view, valley view. Laguna N i guel ; 3 bdrms .. oo quiet choice lot. Den. fain1ly rm .. din· ing rm .. back & side cov ered patios. Next to park area in Northv1ew $179,000 Great to fix up for small ranch: 2 bdrms .• approx. 'h acre. Owner will Cina.Dee . No points. 91h% lot. to qualified buyer. $117,500 SAM CLEMENTE Towntrouse; $87 .850 : owner will lease/option. 3 Bdrms .. never lived in. Patio & Crplc_ MAURY STAUFFER SEALJON REALTY 3001 E . Cst Hwy, Cd M 673-5354 1213N.CstHwy, Laguna 497·33118 PEMtMSULA 'fU.ft.EX L o· v e 1 y N e w p o r t Peninsula. Tri-Plex + GU~ST BDRM TOO' Three-2BD units. Owner will cooperate on mstall· ment sale. All annual leases. Just $275,000 fo r this prime investinent. Call now 673..as.50 OPfN Ill 9 •II~ IUN 10 61 Nl(I' lilfl!lll LOWIST OHMAUET Plan (, Newport Crest. 3 Bcirm each with own bat.b. Super retreat m master bdrm. Numerous upgrades and secluded location. OP84SAT,:gM 1-S Z2 GI I &hr Ct. Ml. 642-5200 A PETE BARRETI . .. REALTY Jl.JNCM.E DRUMS TbeMISTIQUE ... The call of the WILD .. Step into deep AFRICA. feel the tempo or the JUNGLE DRUMS ... ever present in the unique furnishings or this tn· level 4 Bdrm home m COASTAL COM - MUNITY OF Carlsbad by the Sea. Extras galore complete w /pvt jacuzzi, roaring firepl ace, custoin s unhgbt and great floor plan. Call for your private SAFARI ... 1·'729-5006 WAL.LACI & CO. REALTORS 1-433-6490 BAYVIEW Complete restoration of a 2 BR + formal Dming room home "watcb the boa.ts go by". Open Sat/Sun 1·5 22SOceanview, NB. "You own the land" $169.950. F.d Riddle Realtor 646-SSU SUPEIMIAT Hlgbly upgraded 2 story. 4 Bdrm, 3 bath, dining rooin. island k1lcben, brick patio. None hoer, this ooe you must see! Asking $130,000. Call ~1151 'Wet Bar.; Qualitv Built S & S Or~tfwOOd home featunng entertatner's wet bar IOI' your summer parties. Built 11\. bookcases. earth tone decor. m1rrore6 wardrobe doors and brrck l1repJace. Tile entry; d1n1na room. family kitchen and mOfe 2 covered patios. Comm PoOI $101.500. BKR. 5 40-1720 8. Fit For A Kin9 Protection plus. with burglar alarm and smoke detector. Intercom. indoor BBQ, handsome built 1n boottcases and buttet. Tinted windows tor a cooler summer 4 bedroom home w11h dining, eating area. tote entry and family room RV apnung $ 155.000. BKR. ~1720- Prime View On Golt Course Eleganl -Miss.on V1e10 Country Club home teatunng court yard with custom poo1t· • beorooms. d1mng room. eating area. fireplace end intercom. Patio. Located 1n Costa Mesa. 1269.900. BKR. 540-1720 $69,900 Ask About Terms! Sharp home with new kitchen tor mom! Newlll painted interior with 3 bedrooms. dining. eating area. entry anc:t more. Covered patio with built in BBO. Call today! BKR. ~1720 East Side Costa Mesa The addrll8S tells 1t alll Charming newly peanted 3 bedroom home lea1uring tatge entertaner'a loving room Eating area. Covered patio and huge corner lot. Room for yoor boat! S79 500 • BKR. 54o-172<>-' For Tfte Executive! Come and see this deluxe executive home. with 6 slrding glass dOOfS leading to the lush yar4 with custom pool. Spacious 5 bedroom horn& with d1n1ng room, den, eating area. family room and 2 fireplaces. Huae covered patio. RV parking II s all here! S133,900. BKR 540-1720 • Secluded Woodland Eye catchin g home w ith professional landscaping. Lots ot handsome paneling throughout this 4 bedroom family home; eating area, entry. family room anel 2 fireplaces. Pat•P and attractive. planters. '111.900. BAK. 54<»1720 Drastically Reduced to SELL ~ En1oy the oooan breezes from thoS outstand1116 Buccola built home! Lovely 2 st()f'f 4 bedr~ home with dining area. e11ong atea. entry anf) l1replace. F1este family room. Lush y~ covered patio Garaga door opener. BKti- $103,000 ~1720 Light & Breezy Cheery etmosphere is en1oyed on this quiet 4 bedroom family home. 01n1ng room. den, loreplace and more Covered patio tor summer fun. EZ care yard. BKR S82.900 Call ~1720 Swedish Sauna Private Jacuu; Wood deck patio 'with shade cOV8fed aree by 1acuu1. Ranch style executive home featunn1> plush earth tone carpets. deluxe kitchen with eating bar family room. 4 bedrooms and 2 fireplaces cau for more det111ls! $134,950, Bf<~ 540-1720 540-1'720 l~---11---lllt:! ·~'--· u['R•T"r.r •;-~ iK • ,,,..,. .. _i9Sj_Harbo BIYcL Costa Mesa ·····························••_!•••··········· L • • REALTORS NEWPORT ... GHTS SIJS,0007 Priced to •eH w /untlmlt ed Investment potential This lvly Newport Heights home bas been completely remodeled & ia a biibl.Y uparaded 3 br. 2 ba. Added auractlon., of a \M&bt fl airy tmlY rm & oloeenesa to the beach make t.b1s offerina cme of our best. l.Qqutre DUWIOtlim . -~-----.---. . -" TAR•Ll REALTORS . €r M1-..V· ___ EllUll~ RELQ Se"ing 8000 CIHH ' - . . . . . . . . . . . • • D8 EWL Y PlLOT s.Jnd.ty J~ 18 1978 Honn For Sal. ir::: For Sde HousH For S• He.set For S• , ........ few S. ....... ..... 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PYest1cJe .... i1t tt.. ltewt .of Coro1ta .del Mer. Gattd c~-.ity wittl MC.tty,.......,. .. great, I II••.._.. too!" u .. Col.). 4807 SURREY DRIVE, CAMIO HIGHLANDS: lea.tit.I OCEAM VIEW! W•ted -IORllOM wffh •• """°" to expand md casto.be this ttn. ....--. lta1ne -or If yow f...ny Is ....... It collld bGt fiM. TM.price Is rigllt, md the owaer Is ready to 1110¥1. SI 15,000 CLNMWctJ. oret SAT I ·5 4500 ROXIURY, CAMEO SHORES: l>oft't o•ertook this ttrH ~ oc.--•Jew hOfH. n._ 0....... hos fMagiiR ... md may ~der trade -$263,500. ILMMllDldl. OP£N SAT & SUM 1·5 6 l l LIDO PARK DRIVE, UNIT E· I , HEWPOltT IEACH: Watfi fl •I, sip for large boat OYailable. Thne Mdroo. or two and a dftL Chofc• locatfaa. SopWsticahd li•ing ne4m" Udo VIMog., ...... Nlt111rmls ond bcNs. $315,000. OPEH SAT 1·5 22485 ALMADEAH: MISSION VIEJO: Fo.- bedroom. falllity rOOM cmd clRillg rooa Less .. OM year MW, 'IJ ...... fl"Olft Mission Vl ejo talc•. $162.500. OPEH SAT 1-5. ********* CORONA DB. MAR CUSTOM . DurLU! Prhne south of th• Higltwcry locatioa. Oce• •few from brick paHo. _. blodl to lig Coro.a beach. Tllrff .._..°'°" atri-. det1 or clllillg rOCMll C1NC1 pm two ........ .-1wwa1 .... oc..-•••• to ct.fray ,... .. cost of hlllq ... $269,900. MISSION VIEJO, AGEAM HIUS: leClllllW Adonis model fOlr bedrOOlllo fallllly room home with 1MJe bOMI room. Heattd pool Clftd Sp& Mmry feat." too 'Giii too mntic-. $161,900. • CAMMERY VILLAGE. NEWPORT IEACH: Pete tf5an.e1t Jea!J'J preJen/J OCEANFRONT EHJOY THI RELAXIMG WAY Of UN - Remodeled home with atrium entry, room to expand, garage. Large deck. 41 OS S.•ore. Ml Oplft Sat ts-I .5 KEEP COOL IM THtS IA YCREST IEAUTY -Large pool, studio. Main house has 3 Bdrm, vaulted ceilings, availabl e immediately. Out of town owner says .. sell". 1822 Wt • hi. Ml Opee W/Sm l·S BOAT LOVERS OlllGHT OH IAUOA ISLAMD -Room for 3 ooats. Cb armlng ba)'front with attraction of income unit. 105 M. laJfro..t, lat Ill o,_ SatJS-l·S PLANT LOVERS GREEM HOUSE. LOVB. Y GARDIHS - surround this 3 Bdrm home tucked away in Irvine Terrace. 1919 Clllbcnco. CdM 0,... Sat /s. I .5 FOR THE .BEACH LOVERS WATERFRONT -4 Bdr m, Family room, den, large deck on the water, and Jess than 2 blocks to the ocean. Call for further details. WALK TO IEACH -Pool, tennis courts, low maintenance, 3 bd r m home, open beams, neat patio. All this for under $100,000. Call for further details. BEACH DUPLEX -New on market, 2 Bdrm each . High rental area. Partially furnished. Call for further details. EARLY CLASSICAL HOME -By the sea, converted to triplex. Seasonal rental area. Fee land, view of ocean. Call for further detaijf. IALIOA rEHIMSULA -Home with an income unit. 3 Bdrm, 2 baths, plus 2 Bdrm 1 Bath upper unit. New on market. Call for further details. WAUC TO llG CORONA Enjoy super living in this South of Highwa y duplex. 3 Bdrm, 2 bath owner's unit. Plus, 2 Bdrm, 2 bath rental. Builtin kitchen, fireplaces, patios. 4 car garage. Call for further details. CATALINA HOTEL HEW USTIM& IN AVALOM -20 rooms with large attr active owner 's unit. What an opportunity for investment and fine living. Call for details. ISLAHD IEAl.n '213J 510.1150 642-5200 1002 Two~ Mal' HW MOllLE HOME. Hear water with boat sip OYailallle for rettt. Offend at $40,000. ·······················~······················ COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2515 E. Coast Hwy., COl'GllCI del Mar 675-5511 MESA VERDE CHARMER AT $3,000 Under market. Large 3 BR + f am, you pick nu cpts & drps. Hurry! VA FHA 1002 MUCH IMPROVED ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• '3 BR for Din Rm, brick fplc, this LIDO REALTY OPEN HOUSES SEEKING THE GOOD UFE? Steps to tennis courts & clubhous e ; 150 yds. to Lido Channel; large kitchen, sunny patio, I-level, 3 bdrms., 2 baths; 40 ft. lot. room to enlarge. Owner transferred. $226,870. Open Sat/Sun. 1-5. 132 Via Trieste. IDEAL FAMILY HOME This beautiful 4 bdrm., family rm. home is now being marketed at an exceptionally good price! The property has been kept in xlnt condition by the or iginal owners. Must see to really a ppreciate this great buy! $199,500. Open Sun. 1-5. 2212 Francisco, N.B. EXCEPTIONAL IUY! Se ll e r t ransf err ing soon ; immaculate 3 bdrm., 2 baths, huge family /dining rm. Beautifulli man icu red yard. Price DO\f SJ.a,500.-()poD -Sa~. -1-S.~ Commodore, N.B. ·---·--__ ..._.... ___ . VIEW, POOL TBHS Beautiful 4 bdrm., f amity rm., 3 bath home i n Broad moor's exclusive Seaview. The bome bas been biahlY upgraded, including wood entry & lovely camel colored carpet. $279,500. Open Sat.1·5. 2011 Yacht Mlscblef. A Olv/Slon ol R4ld Hiii Realty -... won't lasL VIEW TO MOUNTAINS 2 homes -side by side, almost new. 3 BR + FR, huge master. Exclusive at $126,500. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• newport ~ Jine6t BIG CANYON Elegant, custom estate. $850,000 Gracious townhome. $179.DOO SPYGLASS · Lovely home, pool & jac. $348 500 ..-.-----.... -\' THE BLUFFS. Charming, 3 BR townhome. $113,500 BAYSIDE COVE 2 Bdrm. on the water. $328,000 1 Bdrm., den, w /boat lip. $219,500 1 BR.1 den, top loc. $229,500 Our outstandlng sales staff Invites your calls regarding these prime p1_"opert1es •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• FROM TWO TO FOUR BEDROOMS WITH-WITHOUT POOLS A HOME FOR EVERYONE NEWPORT ISLAND DOCK CUSTOM BUILT Custom built by builder for himself. One of a kind. Marble baths. massive stone fireplace, wet bar & den, dock. many extr as. Owner-builder will carry. Shown by appointment only with listing ugent. Donovan Crawford, 548-7708 EAST BLUFF -VIEW Outstanding 4 Br + formal dining + family rm + Pool + View + BBQ ring + + 9% financing. By owner. VIEW OF GOLF COJRSE Luxurious condo, 2 Br + den formal dining with view of golf course. Prestige living! NEWPORT HEIGHTS Outstanding 2 large Br + family room, fireplace, 2 bathrooms, pool, 21/2 car garage, many extras. UNDER MARKET FOR FAST SALE 4 Br Mesa Verde home only 7 yrs old. MB R separ ated for privacy from other 3 Br 's, atrium, cath. ceil'g, F /P, priced for quick sale. POOL HOME 3 Br home in fine location, fireplace. pool, priced & terms for fast sale, 10% down. MESA VERDE UNDER $90,(XX) Large 3 Br pool home in Mesa Verde. Double fireplace. Owners are anxious. FAMILY ST ARTER HOME: Grea't starter home with 3 extra large bedrooms plus fireplace. Costa Mesa location. HEW HOMES 23-HALF ACRE-EQUESTRIAN LOMA RANCH La r ge 3.4.5 B r , fa mily room. fireplace, sunken tub, 3 car garage, cath. ceilings, views, two story, tile roofs & many extras. From 1835 to 2650 sq. feet. Priced from $93,500 to $113,500. 9 5/8% financing. Reserva. lions now being taken. Completion August. FOR THE INVESTOR UHITS-UHITS-UMITS 3 Units 3-2·2 Costa Mes a Gross Income $14,700 3 Sep. bldgs 3-2-2 Costa Mesa Gross Income $14,700 4 Units 3-3-2-2 Huntington Beach Gross Income $21,300 s Units 3-2-2-2-2 Costa Mesa Gross Income $26,700 6 Units 5-2's + 1-1 Costa Mesa Gross Income $27,600 10 Units S-2's + 5-l's Costa Mesa Gross Income $37 ,800 20 Units 10·2's + 10-1 's Costa Mesa Gross Income $78,000 548-7708 D ONOVAN9§ of california REAL ESTATt •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1002GeMral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IALaOA ISLAND CHARMER T h is island duplex has loads of potential. Use imagination & reap the rewards. RXElU,,R $59,500 Sl500 ToW Down Soanng 2 sty. 4 br + pool! A handy man':i paradise! Paint and pro fit and you have yourself a n estate Excelle nt Tnhm hvang. Call qwck. 847~10 ()l'f~ 11• '.I• fl~ fl,..''-I",, I [Vl lMlil 0 P E TODAY! l·SPM N 2200 PORT LERWICK. N e w l is l1o g tn H V .Homes. Phase III on huge lot Be autiful Monaco plan. 2-BR & den. See Elaine 644-6807. l706 PORT S HEF- F IELD. Supe r s harp model home decor . com- plete with scumptious vegetable garden! See --mini-~tale 907 SANDCASTLE DRIVE HARBOR VIEW HIUS OPEN TODAY 1-5 -t---4 Bdrms. & Family Room . Brand fresh on lhe marl<et. Gorgeous 4 BR, single story family home. "Carmel Plan", on estate sized (210' deep> grounds. Recently redecorated. most inviting. Offered at $220,000 making this executive home the best priced & fi nest value in this prestige community . Manetta 640·0578 ~ -______ --_ 2617 REDLANDS. orr a.n~w~•-•-n.•.:~ I 002 lal»oa P..-..a I 001 Uruvers1ty. 3·8edrooms. walk-in closeis. qwel cul· de-sac street. See Jack. ••••••-••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• COUNTRY ESTATE 3 BR, 2 ba .• •;., blk. Lo bay. JACK HOWELL \"II ~'> .. OC IHI' 644-1156 MEREDITH GARDEN Huge s Br near bch. Pror . d e corated. landscpaed. Pnced for rast sale Sl26,SOO. Call 962-7788. KEY REAL TORS MOUNTAIN RETREAT FOREST FALLS San Bernadino Na tional Park. Five bedroom. stwiy. hobby room, fami- ly room, coroplelely re· $72 900 Now $179.500' Seller slash~ pnce on Marshall RJty 6754000 Uus ramblln2 2 sty. 31-------- Bedrm estate! Lavish liv MEW & VIEW! rm + gourmet kitchen! Sprawllng ram rm. All on 4 Bdrm. dea'I. 3 baths. 2 huge lot. VA/FHA orrers car gar. carpeung. talc el balhs and showers. Ball w come. call for appt. All bui!Un kitchen. rrplc, 547-6010. 011 ,,,,,,.,,p11•1 •01uN~1 · wet bar. Top localaon & PRICED RIGHT' [ e •fltdtll · lachenmyer R~atty Inc . 646.)928 6 7J.s I 79 IAYFtlOMT CONDO View. sllps. 1 BR. 2 ba. SS95 mo. lse opl. SlS9.000. 640-2981 modeled. Two fireplaces, P841MSULA PT. & above the s mog, 1--------14 Bd 2 b h d Im . GoH,.---V'ew rm. at . en a ost • 2 acre includes ~ • Owner. $189,500. 675-5660 home and two lots. call Be autiful. supe r UP· -------- fordet.a1~. graded ··Dutcanea" in La COLE OF NEWPORT Mancha Townhomes de· Caplstrc.o t.och I 0 18 REALTORS velopment m Mission ••••••••••••••••••••••• 675-5511 VieJo. 4 BR. 3 bat.h t farmly room & air cond. NEWPORT IEACH OPEN SAT /SUN I ·S 1633 HIGHLAMD 5 B<lnns .• 3 baths, lovely home for ramily lavmg. FULb bdrm. could be of. Cice or library; au elec. kitchen, dbl. self· cleanmg oven & d1s- bwasher entry & patio in rear. EJec. garalle door opener. $179,000. 11C11 THOMAS REALTOR 224 W. Coast Hwy N'pt Beach 548-5527 NEWPORT HTS. Be the first to see this re· modeled 3 bdrm .• ram1ly rm. home; 1t reatures 2ai71 Manzanares. Only $121 .900 lnYettor's Delqht Unbelievably priced s BR. 3 bath "Kensington" in Irvine. It's even leased for 1 year al $750 mo. 4862 Ba sswood Ln. Only $155.000. OPEH SUNDAY I ·S 34552 Cdle Paloala Near new three bedroom home on large lot. COU OF HEWPORT CMstGBcliftg loMIS Rtn REALTORS Fantasuc 4 BR. J bath ___ 6_1_s._s_s_1_1 __ "Oxford" on the perfect is<:< down. spa. J BR. 2 ba. street tn Village 111 of ''• ma to bch, cap1strano lrvme Includes !RC cou· Pallsades. S9'l.2SO. loan pie membership. :f best earned by ownr at 91,1 •• buy at $114.900. 34 a6661Vuelta Loma.Don't Redwood Tree Ln. chsturb lenants. 494·9836 ~ ll'-1...ll Hl\I" . . .. 7~1~ l Cm• K•1 C111n1 dtl Mat or833-14l9 2 BR Condo, au.eh gar. pool. $54.900. Acce pt FHA. 496-9789 stungled walls. beams .•-------- rough wood & a funky lal»oa Ill.ct I 006 ec.-o... .. Mar t 022 frplc. Only $149.900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••• ••••• ••••••• EASTSIDE RUSTIC Old Corona Chann Costa Mesa; 3 bdrms .• 2 JBr. 2Ba + guest hse on bath, modern home with CAPE COD over-slzed lot. steps from assumable loan. Only beach. The ceilings are $79.900 QuaintJ Bdrm .• 2 bath. 2 high, the (rpl large, the RARE FIND! story home PLUS rental warmth or wood & bnck urut. Ideal location: '1'I We have a 2 bdrm. & b Io c k rr om S outh abound. $234,000. App .t. family rm. home with 2 bayfront & 3 blocks from SSS-3782. 675-8347. Agt. frplcs .• on a large. cor· downtown shopping. BYOWNER neH rduphtlex lot in NewOpolrt Must see to fully ap· Original HV Hills home e1g s area . n Y pr~1·ate lhe Ca"" Cod I $92 ""'" "'" t.> x <' us 1 v e Io c at 1 on . ·sogALL646-44S3 charm. Asking $279.000 Unsurpassed ocean view call & bay lights. Sunswept ifTIJP.!4.§jl g: :: :~~~r=~ c:~h.sgi{_k~:m~1ex4 -~----------1 pans 1o n . S2 69.0 00 . ----=-----AXEA-UPPER 640-7858. No bkrs VISTA NIGUEL ESTATES Custom golf course view homes on 14th rairway at Laguna Niguel. Exciting designs & luxury a p· pointments. Open daily 9·5 or call for app"t. Pnced from $229.900 SMALL HOME GREAT VIEW "2 Biie. to be ach. 2 Houses. a s king only BEST BUY HVH $154,500 Owner rm HVH MONACO ReaJonomics 675 6700 3 Br. 2 Ba. country kit , Fee. By owner . $136,950. 2UHITS 551·6561 $190,000. By Owner Prin· A Cream Puff For Dad c1pa1s ooly 675·1819 3BR. 3BA. FR. 2 FP. inc parents retreat with pn I .. IAYFROMT patio FP & BA 221 I 00/o DOWN 0n large lot with r-0001 to FIVE .EDROOMS expand. 2 Bdrms .• lge. Sharp-upgradedduplex Po1nsett1a Open l ·a w/anx..ious owner. Agt Beach Time Realty 64S-tl03 m-6511 living rm., frplc. Asking Caraftacs.IMcr 1022 eoro-.. Mar 1022 Fountain Valley home on a large lot. $137.500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Owner says "SELL"! Submit offer on IEACHDUPLEX a sure thing. , -.o'~ Ocean side oC Hwy. in Corona del Mar; on a quiet street. close to beach & s chools . 3 Bdrm • 2 bath borne & 2 n [ l:t.9 bdrm. rental. Motivated ~~!! ~a:J¥kJJti~ seller~~:~s --BaJbo I d 2 Large lots, in xlnt a Is an ReaJty ne1gbborhoods: good J\ND ll\-VESTMGNTeoMPl\NV ocean views. Either 673•8700 could be site or your ~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!I ~~:~~· Gwr.., 1002 IG••r• 1002 .. ......................................... . ~C~!~~ PENINSULA IA YRlOHT Brick & wood highli~ht t he outstanding exterior of this nearly new custom home located on E. Bayfront . Extra wide lot with extensive boat f acllltles & a sandy beach. On fee land. Shown by app't. only. $850.000 2111 IANJOAOUtNHtLUlllO. IN NIWPO'tT ceNTP ~-- 353 N. C.-••· l..ajluna 494~7&18 758·&480 BEACH GIANT WITH POOL Enclosed courtyard leads to spacl.ous s bedrm 2 s tory home. Fenced pool. Owner 18 ·very arutiOus! Sub~ll of fen! MS-7221 YOUNG I.AL ISL.AMO DUPLEX at 3 ' ' DICIMOftd. lntagtltattYI & '""" 3 bdnn fr'Gflf hoftw wftlt •epol afe OM bdrwl wait ... C)lllHt ...... s. J.llt steps to Clftd located °" °" of the wtde lc6ocl ltlaftd Streett.. $344,000 lab •r\' •-tty 315 Mame Ave. Bd>oo bland 673-69~0 ~~.~.~ ....... !~.~~.~ ....... ~.~.~ ........ ~~~~.~~.~ ........ ~!!!.~~....... Sunday.June 18. 1978 DAILY PILOT 09 C.,.. .. ._., I 0J2 eor._., Mw I OU C:.-.. Ms l 022 Cotta Mna I 024 C.te Mite l024 Ho..Ht For Sa&e Houses For S• HouH1 For Sat. Houses For Sale ·······~··············· ····•·····•············ ....................... ................•....•. ......•..•.•..••..•..• •••••·•·····••···•··•·· .•.•..•.....•.•..........•...•..•......••...•...........•.•••••...... OP1M SAT & SUN l·S ,._.. Valty I 034 Fa.:taht Valey I 034 ........... a.ech t 040 '"* I 044 GR.AND OPEN HOUSl CORONA DEL MAR SAT/SUM 1 .. 5 ••.ttM S bedroom 4 bath i.o... °" 1 .... tne ~ lot. c_,....., fwcN.w.a.ct. This lovely 2 s tory. Lusk butJt home has a huge ramJly room. secluded den formal dining area. 2 rareplaces. 3 ca~ garage. Patio/yard Hi recr eation oriented with more than 25 mature trees. Highly upgraded thruout. 4 Ml.nufft to Newport Cnter-FCllMOR Ill• 1500 Keel Dr Harbor View Hills South. From San Joaquin Hills Rd, So. on Marguerite 100 yards, left on inlet to Keel. By Owner. 644.5725. $260,000 Courtesy to brotl.,-s. > HO OICHID lASTSID• y1 l NO DOWN • ••••••• •• • • •• •• •• • • •• • •••••• •••• •• •• • •• • • • • • • • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 BR 2 BA. l&r1e Family 1' IDEAL FOR TWO IAYARJAN Hoom, abake root and PR.ICE SLASHS> SUper lrvuue condo U\i· Cha.rnunaoncohluod.2 u.aed brief( fireplace. $67,500 a~ .... OW-IUY 1 £TEii graded c ~rpdll l r..11 aeparate bomd, always Super b&J'latn at 185.000. s:l""I " """" llOft SI0,000 Katage. 2 Bil, t•al·l1 w/1t..-. nint.cd. $197,500. Owner will help flnaDCo. !~u~u~~h~:~'~e!~~ Short on money for dn payment but Extremely anx1ou5 own prl va le UA + HALPINCHIH CallS.O.Wl. have a good income? Come see us Owner·spurchasedolher powder r o o nl REALTOR Hurry! Won'U,att. b t l l'f . g f th' home 4 Br. 2iv. ba. dowruituirs. $75.900 E:1.· Ca1l&40-W22 a ou erms -no qua t yin or IS fo,•mal din are". co .. y '75-4Jt2 2'' h A d h 4 B 3b • " .. cluslveagent Y2 yr ew war ome. r. a. frplc in hv rm. spuc1.ow ld o s T u N 1 Q u E •OSSOCIOles guest br down (w /FuJI bath}. Sep gourmet kitchen w/lrg DUPLEX In CdM 2 BR. ----lllilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill dining rm. lg Cam rm. End of e.tmg area. lrg ram rm 1 ~~!!!!!!!!!! l ba home on tree-Uned 1 d I R V N overloolung your t7x36 "° PoppyAve t...otsorwood NlCESTWESTSlDE c u . e-sac w access . ear pool Upgradt'(l thruoul . &brick +aBR.2 baapl 3 bdrm. 2 ba, ne w Fount ain Valley HS. Owner will carry low m111nt y111d 1n Owurofleredat$175,000 .. kitchen. heated pool. contract. $118,500. Bkr. 963·8377 perfect loc w1l111u.ls or '----....:..---.J princ only please. l:all jac .. R.V. access .. new EASTSIDE privacy. Submit yout 54199111 ror appt. 673·0732 or fence. 921 Capital orr Just listed! 4 Bdrms. 2 terms. Hurry •·1~~;:::-;~:,_"-::""..:" 675-0013 Wilson Price reduc ba.Hvyahake rooC.View -- $81,500 Agent 646-5743 6l lovely park. Pvt forest Costa Mesa I 024 o.. '°"" I 0261 '6M36 I Ii UNIVERSITY P AU JASMINE CRlltc -OPEN HOUSE SUN 12-S• like yard. Pnced w~I UD· ....................... ....................... --~~Ill Dean home. J bdrm, 2 bd Plan 3, many upgrades. ~G andH C M derallcomp-:ables. .....it5 .i. VRADE ., ........ 15HCOUlTVD -l--••M•--Pool. Jac. ail upgrades. Beaut. cond. By owner. r aven, · · DEVIN ..... A '"" _.""" -.;::·=====:·:;::. $133.500 Agent837·S998 ~ REDUCED$9,000 llllCAL EBTNl"E 3 BR. 2 ba. lrg yd Foun tain. waterfall. • Ocean bree%es & quiet $81,500. By ownr 546·9556 arches. "Doll House". --------NEW 4 br, 3 ba 2 story. 34 lllVIHE TERR. cul-de-sac enJiaoce Ira R 2lot. $81.500. Where else can you hnd a Oakdale. Woodbridge OPEN 1.4;30 cstm tri-level hm nr. S. VILLAGE WALK. Beat IY OWNER LEE HUGHES RLTR lovely 3 Br 2 Ba home-$119.990. Owner. 213· IS43Santanella Cst Plaza, 2800+sq.rt. price. 2 br end unit. Lots 3 BR. lo/.t ba. sep dining 833·1.3SS 499-1731 less lhan l ma to beach 657-4376 3 BR. :r baths. Camil,y Pri<:ed for fast sale. of extras. Sll0.000 firm,. rm. under mrkt. $89.300 · for Sll0.000? Agt 008-35S8 rm .• fixer-upper ; rce $110,000. Owner wi II By Owner. 551·2885 S hown by appt only • _ _,._l_ 3 Opn H.seSat/Sun I 5 4-5 bdrm. 3 ba, dirung rm. landS165000 carry 2nd. Bkr, 549·3804, ~76Princonly. ~v..-, 10 4 --fireplace in laving rm. lg eoro.adef Coronodef M 1022 . (213l996-1013. IYOWHER ••••••••••••••••••••••• BeauWul ~ bdr l~~ t)'t fa.rm-k.1Lcben. prof Mer 1022 er 675-57260wner/agt Must sell unique 48r. 4br. 212 ba. C~ndo. ,'° home B> Owne~ ,t a nds ~ .. ped. all up -••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOREVER VIEW. 3.4 , .............. cu· .... TE 4 br F I I I ' OPEN SAT & SUNDAY SPYGLASS HILL 41 CAMBRIA <Spyglass HJll Rd to El Captain> COME SEE THE UL TIMA n VIEW! The new "Bedford" model 4/5 BR + study, family room . maid's quarters, c us tom pool w/jacuzzi. waterfall & fire pit. 640·1405 759-0363 C«'OflG def Mor I 022 'CoraeacMI Mw 1022 ...•....•........•......•...•••......••.•..•.• Ne·, .. plumbing. luxury carpeting & "tndow coverin~s. new paint m & out & now ""t:.l'l' trans ferred! Enjoy our ideal home-, I ull vie". garden kitchen. pl:J,\' :Jrea~. I bdrms .. 3 baths & cozy I a n11 I~ rm ~5!J.500 -Fee P.S. HA,PY DAD'S DAY .. rr re'oi<11'ta de/ JUai /y>ui/we~ 673-8494 205 E. Coast Hwy., COl'OftCI cMf Mw Cor"ORO cW Mar I 022' Coro.o diet Mer IOU ~ '-A 2h Ba Back Bay condo. Nwpt R1v1era. g patio, ITISIEAllTIFUL 1rep ace. J.: o t nr graded in excellent con· BR. 3 ba home. 2501 J st spent $6000 10 UP· Wetbar. stained glass, tennis. pool. Jae .. lo Very clean 3 BR 2,t'I Ba. beach. Brenda 833 9010 ditJon. $102.900 owner. Harbor View. $229,500 grades , $89,900 Im· lots of wood on walls & priced at $79,500. Owner separate laundry room. or846-8380. S75.900 552-0959 fee. Owner wHI Unance mediate occup nr best floor, huge patio, tennis, financed. shown by appt. bltn microwave. huge PRIME LOCATIO... --------- for qualified buyer. Open schools.75H806 P.P. pool.jacuui,sauna.Best 548-6317 lo• Choice Fountain •TURTLEROCIC• b · l...., 500 ' 3 BR 2 Ba. nice bag yard, Sat & S un. United argama -· · Spacious 4br, 3ba. huge Valley location. Open $77•950 Scott H~a lty Large single dwelling Brokers. Bill Fernandez. E.SIDE-ASSUMAILE 0penSat/Sun1·5 FR. Mesa Verde N House1'oday 1 5 PM. 53&7533 Plan f.4, courtyard en &66-7414 Cute remodled 2 bdr gd 356 , ~_!7..!4Lnne Owner.557.3352 please~top by. 11606 1------trance. lrg entry hall to • ._ ________ , loc . lrg yrd. $89.500 A.AIWU.~ ..... St.arhng Ave, F. v r---------1 at r I u m . IJ 0 n d &. 1• Take over $55,200 9'• O ~I SEACLIFfESTATES waterfall, formal d1mng Bayside home, 3 bdrms.. loan. Principles only hnnton $85, 00 ,f, • '· ' • • • ' rm, lrg 1J v1ng rm. ram1ly maid's quarters: lovely 67"9208 Assume8'iAl'i~ orV Aloan 546 8103 Located adJ lo tith 4 bd .,., b I "" of "'""' ooo N 1 3B 962·44n r.J: • fwrway overlooking the nn. rm ... i a. rg interior! Space for boat. ---------41UV, • o qua · r. patio, cstmdra•"">ry.m1n1 3 bd b t b. "' k 2b O lake. Entertaint.>t<; de ,.,_ Agent673-S354 r eau y, 1g iJjlC a. wner may carrx. blinds .• Lots of Xtras: 1---------1 yard Must sell. Aslulg 2nd. Soulhlander's For sale by owner. 2BR light. 4 Br. 2'' buths. Close to commumty ten-$66,400. Call l v<1n 631·2133 condo. l 14BA. nr Mile family rm. form:.al din rus. pooli.. and park~. OPB4 SAT /SUH I -5 600JASM1NE Extra la rge duplex. Front 3 BR. den. 3 ba., wel bar. Rear 2 BR, den, 2\.itba .. wet bar. $265,000. Agt. 675·5726 SPYGLASS HILL Hu ge c u s tom l o t ! Absolut~ top of the ball, super view. A rare offer· ing. Prine only please Agt 64(). 5112. . JASMINE CREEK Stunning 3 bdr 2 ba. family rm. 2 patios. fully I a n d s c a p e d . Professionally decorated thruout. By Owner &W 6867 2 BR home. l Br apt over gar . 2 patios. new decor Appl only. 644-1167 ownr 631 1470 CUTIE Sq P k U ded area. 2 Frplcs This ~ . uare ar . pgra smooth nowmg home as a Pnnc1pals by appt. only. OPEN SUM 1-5 RV STORAGE features. cedar & mar $14l.500 Owner 833 1284 •••TRIPLEX••• Exlnt cond no quahfymg. $920 income, Own1 agt. 548-Sm. FAMILY DELIGHT 4Br. frpl , R.V stor . pa tio. yd. peat•hes. plum s. shade Ownr/prin. $78.900. 545-3673. 1821 Pftcalm. rorcd ltv rm, natural decorators dream Well . Beautiful upgraded Alleyaccess.2 Bdrm.1~. ~ood patio. dbl gar groomed landscaping, Greentree; 3 br. 2 ba. big Mesa Verde home. 3 balh. Pnme E·s1de are:.a Ownr may lse lll close or elevated s pa w / bril·k yard, cul.<fe-sac. $84,50(! frplcs. poo l sz lot $79.500. escrow $65,950.546-3082 decking . Bake lo. the Byowner.644-4646. HURRY beach. Open llouse ~at & __;:__ _ _;__~---$l::~AL REAL TORS ! Lovely 4 Br. Ftn Vly Sun t-5.6712Gateh1ll Cr. Former mdl 1n Rancho CALL645-0882 home. Lots of extras. See H.B Sil,Jl Joaqwn. 2 Br. 2 ba. & REDUCED SAVE 645-9161 .. ,,, .. , ..... ., .. .,. GRHHIROOK IYOWMER toapprec 545-0173 den w /wet bar. Pror I 960.4361 I decrl"d. Loe o'.' 14th l-~,11 fairway overlook g golf course w 1v1ew or Sad· ~------dleback. Pnce $129.500. ..WPORTHEIGHTS Mesa Del Mar. By owner 4 Bdrm. 2 bath. Ex Room <or veg gargen J br. fmly rm, 2 ba mny treme!y popular Camelot 4Br + den, pvt patio. xtras. Quiet area. Prine. Model. This lovely home prof decor. Only SlOS.000 only $85,995. 546-3797 is located 10 an excellent O ... EOFAKIND Spacious Spamsh s1ngre level w /3 or 1 bd rms Formal d1n - mg+breakCast off i.rea ------ melds furn & appl. Pnnc· only no agts pis Call 752 1211 ·9.5 . 752-0768 aft 5 &weekends. Sout.hlander's 631-2133 ---------I neighborhood on a cul de sac. within easy walking E'Mde CM Triplex $1100/Mo Income Would l.ake to trade down or sell $154,000. Owner wall help finance. RuckttRJty 642-4758 MESA VERDE Cover ed patio. new cpt'g Just painted Only $78.500-645-1400 ask ror Ron. •rt lul lsUll .. Amc~tes distance of S . Coast Plaza Shopping. Many outstanding reatures IO dude. •Custom Drapes •Upgraded Carpets •Large Covered Patio •Desitfner Wallpaper orr gourmet k1lchen IUMD MEW lluge skybghted family 3Br. 21 /lBa. fam rm rm Customized lhru-0ut Open 1·5, Sat1Sun Almost 14 ACRE or 203UllcaSt grounds w /hidden RV Or aU, Nita. 7711 4000 &torage $141,500 --------- Forest E Olsen Rltrs 962·5585 or 968-5880 PRICE RmUCED SUM SH I HY Entertainmen t home wtpool. Walk to scbls & tenrus. 3 Br. 2 ba. dm & Cam $8i. 900 552·3008 SHADOW RUH OPEN HOUSJ.: Almost Hew BY OWNER Sat.11:30lo4 30 Tri-l~•el :>.ew Turtlerock Glen Jmm,ac 4Br. 2Ba. 2 Crplc:- h me 111 Cameo 1114) ~H&2S Highlands Ocean & ca 1-·Xlnt-•S•t•art-~-H·oi•m•.•• nyon view Pvt bch ac ~~~~~~~~~ •4'x8' Skylt~ht •Outdoor G:is BBQ •.\ulo Gar Dr Opnr •Sprnklrs front/rear 10031 Banbury 3 br. 2 b:.a . I story. :ly )t old home Open beum t•c1l1ni::s. prof landi.caped $100,99(> Open Sat/Sun 1·5 I i.:arden home. !leather V I LLI\\.~. CHEt-;1\1model,4 ttR. J ba. Cam TWNllSJ-; rm ll·~hl y upgradeJ :J Br. 2 ba. liOCI s<a ft ~ dec•k & view S164.000 cess. Opn Sat/Sun. t 2 story. end urut. 4 BR 2 - dusk 709 Cameo B.i . M ont1rcllu Highlands Dr. $255.000 Townhome. Priced to !Fee Land) Pnnc only sell, S68.500. 673-1592 Open Sat1Sun l 5PM 181 Lexington 1---------------1 JASMINE CREEK Q.li.t C-....Sac $129,000 979·8lZJ Pnn only please S109.900 839.0791 ~on leach t 040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..irross t rom So C::.t \I I:.:. f>W-488"; conv lO frW)'. bt!aulllull~ decrt d. readv lo moH· m Tnckling ·creek IJJ'>l LR & mstr BR $3.500 re ducUotl. now $93.!.15\J 1\gt WOODIRJDGE -.....•..............•..•.........••...•....... Largest model, in excel locaUon. 3 bdrm. 2~ ba, ms tr s uite w /frplc, Below market price. lachenmyer Reafty Inc. 646-3928 673.5179 TI1e best of Mesa Verde at a new low price. Love· ly, large SBr or 4 + den, 2~"28a home w /Cam rm. form dining. & 3 frplcs. Your children will have a safe. short walk to the elem school & park. By owner. Opeo Sal/Sun.12·5 or by app't 1863 Boa Vas- ta Circle. 545· 1476 DAVE BARON Creekside home. Aspen ~1odcl. up~raded cpl-& noonng, shake roof. 3Br. i!Ba. by o wner/agt $92,000. (714) 982·015:! - dys. 981·6148 eves ' 5 I 5·515112 NARCISSUS OPEN SAT SUM. I TO 5 63]..{0I) A STEAL MESA VERDE 4 BR, 2 New on the markel! Spaciou s USTRIA.._. BA & Fam Rm. New Warmingtcln built 2 bdrm .. 2 bath apt. A " carpet. drps. kit applic. over 4 car garage a nd charming 2 CHALET Beautiful shade trees & hdrm hou~l' with frplc .. beamed ceil., 3 bdrm. + bonus room fnut trees in back yard I 2"'2 ba, open beams. 01tk $94,500. private patio. Excellent va ue at floors. on ca nyon OPEN SAT SUN. ALL $179,500! w/crel•k.trees. \tcw, DAV \~ Ll; ~~-~ * 675-5930 * Pr 1 c e S 3 8 9 . o o o 29i:?ANOROSST ffi' • • t 3637 E. Coast Hwy. OwneriA~ 7773 5464478 ~ 1ffrltl J¢ Corona del Mar By Owner Mes.a Verde. . DUPLEX ASSUME S83.ooo. 3139 Sumatra. 979·8198. Open House 9°/o Sat/Sun 9-5. Apx 1850 sq Corona def Mar I 022 Cot'OftCI cMf Mer I 022 Al Uus rate, this duplex ft. 3 br, family rm. Qwck ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• won't la.st' Take lhe rent . sale desired minus costs us1ng this --------- CORONA DEL MAR COLONIAL 233 POPPY AVE Cool Enticing T REES TREES T REES COL L EGE PARK $79,900 . 3 Br & famtl.> rm. on huge cor tot. Won't last• CaJI agt 556-4175 IMMACULATE 2 Br. l balh home on cor· ntir lot. 21 19 Thurin. Beautiful backyard of garden, fruit trees & flowers. $72.500 or sub· mil ofr. 64.5-9471 Agt MESA VERDE Ontu~ r j ~ 21 LE I JVl ... W~stdiffR~ty LOW DOWN PAYMENT Sh:irp 3Br. l j 1B<1, dbl FOR IACHELORS garage. take o'er bag GI r--------· & IACHELORETTES loan at 81 z' • Pnccd to Woodb'ndgc liroadmoo1 Aspenwood By Owner. Moving out of st<1te. 4 bdr 2 h.!, landsc ape d . hrdwood floor., tile en· trv SIOl.000 551 ·080i after S bef 5 P r.J . 833-3522 Ask ror Violet. Temfic one story Con· sell fast at $71,500 Owner dom101um. 3 Bedrms. _af(tS32_-_R7_52 ____ _ lam rm, pnvate patio, Yorktown VLllas. 3 bdrm tennis courts. jacuzzi. condo. by o~ner As sauna. heated pool. 2 sumable loan $69,900 party rooms. 2 game Open Sat/ Sun 1·5 9552 rooms. a It th 1s for Pettswood HB 963·8298 $76.500 Call now . 54fi·Z313 WALKTOSURF • .I ~ • ,, I •; RB>UCED $5000 2 story pool homt> '• ma to beach. Call for appt 1 n see Open Sat1Sun I to ti 9102 Mahalo Sl 10.000 SUPER FAMILY HM RV access. corner lot, 1 Woodbndge. across frm story 48r. 2ba w/lrplc & tenruscourts. pool & Jae. more Open Sat1Sun at ~ bdrm. 3 ba. bonus lot. Custom built 3 bedroom, 31 :.i bath. Beautiful master suite with fireplace & wet bar. Library, hardwood floors. Every amenity for gracious li ving. Magnjficent view ocean & hills 1 2 blk to Lillie Corona beach !l'; VlR loan & this duplex almost pencils at full pnce. For details on this offerjng call Mr McKune 544-1440 agt. l'\' 544·5761 Custom pool! 3 bC<lroom home with fireplace. den. dining, family room A beaut 4Br home and an anxious young couple leaving area and willing to listen. $119,500. A~,rt. 6'15 1103 3 bdr. Z ba. formal dining rm,21ots.ownr 644·1094 6 llocks to Beach t oat 19701 Constellat1on upgrade•,, as.,umable $83,000 loan B:t• Open Sat/Sun l:! ., Redhawk 5!'>2 1180 $525,000 714 675-(>962 OPEN SUNDAY J -5 I 0 2 Z Cot'OftCI def Mer 1022 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 935 TILLER WAY OPEN SUNDAY l TO 5 HARD TO BELI EVE VALUE! BEST BU Y I N IJARBOR VI EW LUSK ! VI EW! OWN THE LAND! PLUS A CHEERY 3 BDRM .. 2 BATH. FAMILY . HOME. ONLY $195,000 and plu.<;h carpet Just --------• ltsted' BKR. $124.950 Call 540-1720 CostaMno 1024 sos ••••••••••••••••••••••• TWO HOUSES IECREATIVE TARMLL A three bedroom and a two bedroom with "#1 lnCafifornia .. separate yards and garages. In excellent1,·--------· 4 Bdrm, pool, JaCurn LO MAl ... TEM.ANCE with privacy $94.500 3 Br. 2 b:i. Cam rm ROOM GALORE 8kr963-8377 w/frplc Ready to mo\e T i in. Lge yard and R V ar ere 1c . .Mcaa Ve~e hm • ---------1 ce!>S $85.t>SO ~N· JI t.19 Room for pool. Spic & span.OpenhseSat&Sun TIMEISRIGHT Ariana Cr Oµl·ti I h 12·5. 3lzjl Bermuda, off Avwlable now. 2 Br, 11 ~ Sal Sun Gisler. <.:all Harriet at ba. SwcdJsh frplc Up SllAFER & i\Ll.l"N REDCARPET754·1202 gradc..'UCl:O $'1,000 ·Owner must sell 3 BR 2 Ba this weekend New price $72,900. Serious consideration on all of- fers . Owner bought another and wall help IUHD NEW!! finance. Take ad van-0.. Poh't I 026 W/laundry facil1ti('S u.-&: Woodbridcp Bv owner 2Br. 11-:iBa condo. Cov patio. gas BBQ. upgrds. Nr park, new elem .. chi F1shmg, ~J tlt n l:. -.w1mm1 n g l;11(oon, pools. & more. $68,500. Call this wkeod. 5.59-0151. ----" financing with 10~ down, to a new loan or assume the VA loan Seller will carry second TD or contra~t or sale at 9'70 interest. Only $92,500. CaU 752·1920. 3 BR. Family Rm, 2 lage, help! ••••••••••••••••••••••• baths, fireplace. fully in-OPEN SAT/SUN l..C 3 bdrm. 2 ba, lrg comer Private patio l'OOdo nurmHarti"e' h om e Resort I 1 kc Cac1hlies RV parking avail Close to schools, park & beach. Anx1oos. l..rg I BR. I ba + den .• t...ruv Pk. Vallai.:e I, end I 042 umt Alt dbl ~ar. oak .., s ulated . Eas ts1de. 9'&5Senate.CM lot. nr marina. Un $84.900. -GaH 540-9922 'der)>'riced at $9&-. 7W •••••••••••••• ••••••••• plank noor'A. mirrored I' wardrobe doors. frplc, : 1mmac By ownr. $74,9$0 .• • ms Seton Rd . 552·9586 BEAUTlFULCUSTOM 58r. 48a. pool, Rcdu('ed lo $289.000. . I 8 ~~H~=~~vd. ftw &ossoclo1es ~=-ER SELLING PLACE ~ Nr bch, miles open space '-960·4361 ~ --·· ()ptft H se Sun 1 ·5 PRESCOTT I 6i42 ... latte: Clrcl• Woodbndl(c Place l , !> Bkr ,.,,,1 4411 br. 3 ba. ncxt 10 lake, """ beach duh I 714 )731 4484 ' QUAIL l•B-Coty--Oto·w·nM-.. HG·r -65-48y_r·.7-07-21d'-~!...._!!!!!!ll ~~~~i~~ w ~~~ OCEAN VIEW PARK 3 EASTSIDEDUPUX is your backyard. Cool ---------PR~TllES'.. bdrm house. 2 ba. lrg Large yard & alley ac-breezes. excel schools. JIR + POOL BONUS! ~ UCHB.LE ROIERS, REALTOlt 3333 E. Coast Hwy .• CdM 675·237l 10,... TII l:JO r .M.I ram rm w /frplc. new cess. attr:ict1ve owner's 4.5 bdrm. 2"2 ba, Huge + IEACH $65,500 I t-I 044 Bought another & must l a..uca.. crpt, paint. & landscap-unit. $97,500. kltchen. spiral staircase. 1 Pnme Huntington heea 1 ch =:::.••••••••••••••••• sdl this 1 Br. 2 Ba, prof. • _. .._ ing. $99,500/ofr VA CRY HAL PIHCHIM thick gold carpeting ocat1on near sc oo s. l~cpd home Nr. Turtle 4Br.2ba,formal dining. 646-2837.673-6743 REALTORS 7$c~4.02000.000 49o·7 ll3, parks, shopping centers --------•I Rock il"!nds. $122.500 brick frplc, comer lol. 2 --------67Ml92 -r WH"'T'S YOUR .. car gar. 900 Dogwood. Xlnt Locotioft & gol cour4'ti $15.050 "' Agent 759· 1120 Corona dc4 Mor t 022 _J>hooe ___ 75_1_-07_7_4_e_v_es.,...__ Bright & sparkling i-bd 2 S .. VE ••ooo 4 SR. new, never live ind total 1m cstment to quah PLEASURE ? ---• "' .. in. low down. EZ terms. tying buye~ Onwer will Bike to the lake from Woodbri~ Viloget-• •• ••••• ••• •· • ••• •• W°•• • ooo•••••••••••••••;.•••• OpenllousebyOwner. ba. nr So. Coast Plza, New 3 br. 2\t ba Weber R.E 493•7766 he.Ip finance Take ad }ourcozy2 Bdim.l b.ith 3 Br. I', ba end urut. C~ECOD DUPLEX u;s:oro- Open Sat/Sun t ~ 7!l0 Beeonrn The PmPf'rty Mart Call 640 9019 ,.._ ________ t-"'RX:eb' j)aclc l>ay pea sc.bools. frloeeways. Well townhome. Obi garage, van.Ulgc Call963·6767 Townhomc 10 Wuocl SiO.OOOorlscopt.64().-0965 1• pool home. 3 bdi 2 ba. lrg'~lndlllC!pd, ma.int. )tal. : }IK'un' 0%, dowtt.-bd"'"' P•~-&,y,la. ~. ·~.. ·~ ... ~•Jw. • bndgr-i"ctltng le,,.... --- a ~~!'4~! '~:i.;rnJ ':!1~. c:~n~~.~iituhen. ~~~~&~ 'fis. r9~1 o2~:rn m.900 631-2<8> days ~~r!:nx~~~-~~t I• li:QI!· ;lf!I !;~0Un~~;~.c~J1~~~ spadoUiTlrdi'in en Reduced for quick 118le .-M&i ~M-o-¥u-kolh-·-'-Mii•.~~~ v•~ -•. ii J; ...... u .. m ~v """' two story home. Massive $89,900. 2681 Redlands 754-0106 LeaviQI atH, must seH Y HOW redwood dcrk Thi ~ ~ bn ck fireplace and E/sid e condo. Priced IU Dr. 548-0869 3 bdr. dbl garage, lic'c1 ... 000 below olher .:~ .. ,. -. ..... "'FfORD "'ILE hon1e has all the f int• many other amenities. kennel ~ acre 545-0677 ... WDUi r•Y LA.TY-A A qualill~ of an S&S bulll Some ocean view from W...Y-*lyOWMr eves.· • · 3&-, 2Ba. Frpl & l\rdwd Leasefor&monl.hswilh A'ITRACTIVE 2 bdrm home,ffURRYONTIUS • --------··1 master suite and adjoin· •• 4R C-o • fir in liv rm, 3 car rar h condo. Close to freeway. O""E, S88 500 1-ftdeckPLUSaroomy 6 ~ -· .-.. r-...nh"'••e1c S"l/~ .. an opttOn to pure Ille s hopping, he""h •· •~ · · · ;;:ervacant r<'nlal All ()pf'nSonl2·5.Beautcx $10000 ~uru7en1~;·0~ P~ BnullfulluxurylBdrm achnoh Pool~'p 1~' Calfoc-0 .. olll DYNAMIC DUO DUPLEX 2 Br Cotta1te W\lh fireplace. nowcred yard. Xlnt stwpc. Uas aep8J'ale l Br rcntul for aocome. $149,500 DOLPHINR.!. Cal494-1511 on an oventized lot. Just a eculive lamll)' home ' &'5-8095 • . & den Condo with 2\.'t ... , 500 963 5705 644-721 I short Jog to the beach w/pool & Jacuul 4 bdrm Under Market --------baths, wetbar. rr~lc , _..,_, -·------ $279,500. 2 ba, lamlly rm & frpl. A F'or Mesa Verde. Coun· BY OWNER pool, Jae, sauna. ho by HACH HOME CAU.FORDITAlLS quality home. very re. try Club Or, 4 bdr, In " f~mau·on8.0!~1Dmaon.•.,~ Pride of ownership. l''t 6 •• 7 .. 11 asonably priced at secludedwoodland.Must North Coat• Me~a 3 """" ~ •\NU b"·r ..... h (2211lll ...... 6 SJ.21.500 546-9179 opt money ut $88.!»00 IA rom ~111<' \ · tell UUt wee.It. Slll.!)QO. bdrm. :r ba. R.V access. #3SO K.R. P roperties St> 2 br wt'" car aar 1 ________ _ *••POOL•*• 540-1720 Agt. ~75 Colmetic f"lx up. Save $. Tnc. 1714) 4.DJ.9381 1112.soo. 536-9898 /Jn NICJLL Dl\IU .Y & l\SSUC 11\fES ••BR.2' .. BA• B n.-l.n M v--~ 2 '811,000 1201 Donqa.1 Pl LOD ... PAYME ... T ,.,, y vwuer eu era• M$.'17C17 oc•..t.w "'U CO ... DO UHl9UE SETTIHCI Ta.ke O\er loan on lhl' Coll Pk. 7~1·39.lO Ri~b aJt bdrm l ba condo POOi -------~ • " I ~ HIW DPU bool~ • • -"--Pt ...____...___ lo H11nl naton P each beaut 38r, 2ba w f.im nt IC I Priced rt1ht -0511o •• ..t.CU -vui• '""'•UVI• "'-k •• ......,, l ~1 din! d r So ol Hwy Pvl owner's:---------IY OWMll IS7,000!i6$.?l29 --" ~aut luxury 3 Bdrm ,. n Y par , ......... ~. m09 ui rm. ne rm, l.'n ar 3 BEDROOM ~MCIA Pnce just rt EDUCED o~ tlus :l l>l.'droom Plan 42 in Culvertlale Owner ask • mg only $81.900 for tlus lughly dt!corat~ comer located bome Low main tenance. pro1e11a1onally landscaped yards I untt. Will finance . SPYGLASSHILL aodOQ.ly.-r,300.SBdrm den Condo wlth 2 \.'t all. 11 view! Pool. Jae. cvrd pet.to. 8.$~ APR ..... -..._ 4 Dr+beautlful poo1. IYO~..... ..__eon beautiful .......... bath•. wetbar. t':rplic, .. una avall. 4 Bdrm111 3 PARKREALTY ~l-5000 ........ CH•• .. ,TY _v_•~--------: ~liahtlul 3 RR home on Mesa dcl Mar area. Will "" u:;~ street. Call "D;i ..-i,"Jac. •"una. bobby bat.ha & 2 <'•r a11r. This _,... ~000• &<:I alud corner lol. aeH contract of aale 3 bdrm. t ~ ba Super L&rlon at :;;;, •.soO. 11404 townbom haa been up. SI0.000 u.der Miit 55 I•& __ _ ~Yb?~~~!:n~t~~ 1.::>'~~.0'F~~~r~~ :Y500c.~~~':f~ ~~~·S7~~~~08~efi S..Ctlfa.eltr K.APr•riM•._. =~~~~0~o 1~'!/ip~~· ~.~:.'a,i:;:&1~: un1vers1l)' Park ~.: nnl.1 Sl!0,000. ~ M>-St12a1..nt. Cloly · &l.M·= 146-NOI C71414tJ.tll-t IU·uUor"8.2233 ----· $2,,..,Ba. 4388 Setoa. ~ .:::::=====:__..=...:=:::L-=====--======::::.J.==:::::::==========:=L::::==::=::=======l.:===::::::==::::=:====:1.====::==:::=::::::=:::::=I.~::====::=::====:.l..::.,:='950=::.552-03C5=:=:=====1Sund•Y·••·500 ... , 1 .. ... -,,# .. .. • • D •• DAll V PILOT r ~dly. Ju~ t8. 1978 ~.~!4!'! ....... 1~.~-~ ....... ~!.~.~ ..... ~ .. .,,.._ 104 4.,..... 1044 ~ 1044 ;:;;;~··io4i ;~:i:.:.;;;;I;~~··;;~· ;t.;.~·-..ou~ ;;;;~ .. i~; ;;~··;os2 ....................... .............................................. ...................... !! ······················· ...................... . ................................................ ······················· Laguna Niguel LOOI All UNDER $.W,000 AND IN IRVINE Orange Blossom I BR&loft EJksford 2 BR Orchard 2 BR WinvaJe 2 BR Orange Blossom 2 BR Orange Blossom 2 BR Roxbury 4 BR Doheny Cir. 3 BR Robinwood 3 BR Wild Flower 2 BR Abbotswood 3 BR Gainsport 3 BR Ranchgrove 3 BR Fenn 3 BR Ryewood 3 BR Hamilton 3 BR Mirror Lake 2+ Den Highcresl 3 BR Snowberry 3 BR Loyola 3 BR Champagne 4 BR Sequoia Tree 4 BR RANCH REALn 551-2000 $.58.500 64,950 69.000 69,000 71,000 71,500 74,900 75,500 75,950 76,900 77,500 78,500 78,900 79,900 79,950 81,900 82,750 85,500 86,900 89,500 89,700 89,900 f AlHER'S DAY SPECIALS Open Sllnday 1-5 145'1 ly•wood Fabulour; 3 be d room home In Lhe Cahforrua area of Jrvlne. Freshly painted & decorated throu&bout. 1481ZS... COiumbia Model fulur ing 4 bedroom & c1intral air. Ideally priced. 3661 PIM C<Jmell Model feat11rtng 4 bedroom & bonus room. also Includes central air. Excellent vaJue at a re· duced price. REAL ESTATE STILL A IUYH'S MAUET- G 00 D. BETTER. B~: Location. clien· tele & income. Beauty aalon & supply ouUet- plus l Bdrm. apt. Great leaee-owner leaving areM. $20,000 ! 65,000 LOT-$150,000 VlEW!~lOO rt. eaay building site. CHECK IT OUT! OCEAN VIEW Brand new. Ocean, canyon and hill view hom e . Beam ed ceilings. 2 fireplaces. forma l d ining, famiJy room, many upgrades. Full balcony with ocean view. 4 BR, 2'0l BA. Open Sat/Sun 1·5 465 Nyes Place HURRY, HURRY , HURRY-$138,500 ! 3 Bdrm. 2 bath house. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Outstanding whitewater - & south coastal view. See Lligllla leoc• I 0411&...gi.. .._... I 041 & appredate Lhe many ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• extras. KICK BACK & ENJOY SUMMER SUNSETS. 3 Bdrm., 3 bath cuilom UNCH lllALTY -built home Impossible 551•2000 to duplicate on today's market. $215,000. BY OWNER Turtlerock. 3Br, 2Ba, single tam hme 11°' So. COasl Hwy. on lrg priv lot. A/C, lush LAGUNA BEACH atrium w/fouotaio & up-497·2457 grd flooring thruout.•--------- Closetocommpark,pool OPIMSUM 1·5PM COASTAL c1n HOME TOUR TODAY 2-6 TAKE DAD TO AN OPEN HOUSE WHITEWATER Panoramic view of white water & coasWne from Dana Point to Palos Verdes. Mstr suite •Deludes spacious dressing area. sunken tub & u nique wood paneling. Formal dining room, & living room with d ramatic free form radial stairway. 2 fireplaces and lar ge country kitchen. Price rMllad to $255,000. 0,-Sat&S. 7J6 ......... ,.., .. .,.. MAYO CK CORPORATION , 380 GlENNEYRE LAGUNA BEACH t1M)494•2148 ...,....... 1041 a...-~ 1041 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wlllte W.._. Vt.ws CJoM.Toleeclt O,..S..."'-'t Private YJ acre, wood & class. a bdnns .. lge. den. R·2. No. Lafuna, 12/2 blk beach. 2 bdr W/plans City Ir coastal aprproval. Ready ror another 2 bdr. Prefertrade 497·2564 Come to 661 Mystic Way· OPfH I 2-5 SUNDAY Realty • PllCIUDUCID 2 BR, lolt·den Part Niguel coado. Done t.o a anal'• eyebrow. so move 1n &i enjoy ! Warm earthtooes. Scnunplloua at .... $117 ,500. GOOOIUYf on this less than I yr. • BR trl·lev•I home In Norlhv1ew. Spectaculiar day & nlghl views. Much more ... 1149,900. CAU.TODAY to see thJ.a charming S BR. 2\.11 BA townbome w /2 ta.rae patios to enjoy the cool everung breeies. Close to all amenillea. Only .... sun ,500. EXCIPTIOMAL custom built beauty in exclusive Monarch Bay w 1w1d e ocean & whitewater view. 3 BR w/jacuui in master bath . Best b u y at ... $'Z7S.OOO. 4f6-24 I 3 4fS-52JO 493.t4t4 130.SOSO VIEW OF HIU.S Price reduced to 186.900 on this beautiful 4 Bdrm home. SU per Buy ! Call Del Larsoo at So.Cdlf • ..., 546-5605 $249~ C....._ Beautiful coasWne view. -· r 178S Palm Dnve. (Up1---------Duplex, wood structure, Temple Hills Dr. > 2 BR 2 ()pen Sunday l·5 & elem sch I. $~3.000. 420 Poplar Sfrfft ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~! ()pen hse, Sat/Sun 1·5. North End, nice 3 BR, 2 = _Prin_· _onl_Y_._833-_oso __ 1. ___ 1 BA. family home. Lovely ~by U.C,0 R• Estate. o,... ....... frOM ... wport ..... to 3 bdrms .. 2 baths & l · Ba, playroom with wet. Twnhse on El Niguel golf bdrm. &den. Frplcs. Big bar b' d k · t 1 course, close to bcb &a yard dt great view. Come de ~.~~tr~.0.f~~~o~~ tenws. 28r . 28a. Sll0.500. to 289 Cajon. Asking bas been reduced $17.00Q 31642 West 9 Dr. Owner. 104 ..•.......•••••........ ·············~········ LAKESIDE IARGAIN on Arbor Lake w Wood · bridge! Owner will sell BELOW ms MONTHL y COST a nd carry the f1nan c 1ng ! Hos t s lakeside living. Formal dirung room. Big bay •. wmdow kitchen. Family • rm. Master swte over- looks lake. A truly arut· IOUS Seller Offering a ter- rific bargaui ~ 1t to- day! Call for details DOW· 75.2-1100 t')PfN Ill O• fl S I~ 101!1 •;(I' •TURTl.EROCI< * NQ Bare white walls here Location •• Con•enience .. and DE.SIGN! LOcated on major greenbelt over· looking adult pool. Con· veniently close to shop- ping, schools, tennis and parks. Designed for the most active family. 4 Bdrms., LARGE mast. suite, 2YJ ba • fam. rm. Thousands S in cstm de·1-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; coral.mg, & landscaping.• Beautiful! 4 bdrm, 21h ba. fam rm. lv1ng rm. formaJ drung rm, frplc, atrium. pond +waterfall. patio. Nr pool, parks, tennis. Prin· cipals. $143,500. 83J.l284 BY OWNER, priced lo SelJ. sngt family 3 BR, den. fam.JJy rm. 21; Ba. Sl06.000. Open House Sattl2·5PM, Sun 11·3PM, SS2·7912 SMOKETREE A delightful and sought after 3 Bdrm single story end unit on greenbelt. Near pool. jacuzzi, tennis aod bike trails $79,900 c• tor cletaih 644-7211 /JD.NIGEL ElAILEY & ASSOCIATES • -•ach I 041 yard. siss.ooo. __,..... MAllOKMILHE ••••••••••••••••••••••• RULESTATE HANDYMAN 494-1551 SPECIAL ATviJW:ilPeEACH OPB4 SUM 1•5 H E R E · s A R E A L 339 JASMINE SLEEPER! Located ofr M AK E 0 F F E R - the ocean side of the COmpletely remodeled, 5 bwy., Wini EASY AC· BR, 3 BA. lots of wood & C~ TO THE BEACH. bnck. Cuoky. Zoned for s.c1 ... ,., .. Cal _,of _,. officn few lrdouv ... lon. Lagma .._,. 497-3111 LOCJmlOMicJ-f 49S.1720 S041119 Logmo 499-4551 Oma PaW 49Ml I 2 Newport h«h 644-7020 Single story arch1tcc· two units. Easily con-...,.... leodt I 041 L.,... leoclt I 041 lure, built on level lot verted. Walk to lhe ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wt ALL SORTS OF bea c h . Pr.iced at Ocean view, $145,500. c R E M O D E L $26S,IXX>,subm1toffer. BR, 3 ba familY home. POSSIBILITIES. The AMERICAHHOME 494-9836or833-14l9 1 a r g e r uni l b as REALTORS P0"1'Bt REAL TY llXX>NO. COAST HWY 497-2468 SPACIOUS LIV. RM. 494-1001 494-7513 * * * * * WI OPEN BEAM E D·1--------LAGUNA CHARMER OCEANFltOHT $245.000 ···THEN. cross ror quick sale. Owner _oa_._2243_. _____ _ the street to 262 Cajon & 1 N enJ·oy this stately 3 eav1ng area,. o w The Shores . OCEAN $142.500. See this. VIEW Guard gale, walk bdrm .• 2 bath, 2 kitchens 0..H..ttor Rfftty to beach, rec. area. 4 home. 00 a level duplex <49'-2790 bdrm. 2 ba, au 1.tpgraded. lot & bwld your dream •---------a reaJ buy at $Hl9~. viewhomeootherear. BLUE LAGOON VILLA-0wner/Ageot492·2958 2 H09MS • I Lot ~ to pvt beach, 2 Br. North Laguna, New Mex· 2 ba. xtra rm & staJI <>PIM HOUSE ico Spanish, new 2-story s hower. Security. 2 SUHDAY t-4:30 3 bdnns .• 3 baths. frplc.. pools, tennl$. fresh paint. MOt4AllCH SUMMfT swxleck. Blue Spruce in· posh cpt. drps, refng. terior. PLUS a restored wuber/dryer included. 30982Carrara Rd s ingle 2 bdrm. Early u 89,000 . Term s . Popular 3Br .. A .. Plan Laguna bome. Profess. Owner/agt. C99-t271. t w n h s e . HIGHLY landscaped. It's r eally UPGRADED IN ALL fantastic tor $29:i,OOO! 231 RESPECTS. A/C. La.Brea UMl9UfNEW $129,500 Hillie McConmdl BEACH HOME TOP panoramic mouo- RNffy 494-7551 Csun bit, calhedraJ ceil-tam & valley views. CEILING , MASSIVE Ready for August. Short Fantastic Woods Cove, 4 FIREPLACE OF OLD walk to beach. 2 Bdrm, bdrms., nestled on a Fith-Sw'-9Sail BRICK, ETC. Compact 5 Bdrm d & 3 b ths den, lge living & dining point. s urrounded by s.. en a · ings, imported ceramic Teal & 1-.Coclt R.E. tile entry. microwave 49l-0331/49M797 cook ctr. dlx features Sl30,000·S139,000. Ca II Birgitta or Lda at kitchen & dining a rea rms w/beam ceilings, ocean & tide pools. "Families that play w/French door opening fireplace, view or woods $850,000 together stay together"'. to secludedpatio. Un1que & ocean. Like new OCEAHFllOHT Extra large lot. paved b a th h a s D B L . $23>,000. Pb B75-5S3l N . i t Al game court; charming & P U ~ L M A N & ew hst ng a iso vacant. Please subm1l i M A H 0 G A N y * * * * * Beach. 3 Bdrms., 2'~ dfers. $145.000 f1j ;"] rr~ PANELED WALLS INbe baathsch.; !.e .. r:.oooaccesslble to Coe:-rcial Ullits --- --;!I NAUTICAL DECOR. 10% DOWN ....., ........ OPENSUN2·6 25192 Via Piedra Blanca lmmacuJate. spacious 4 bd home m Niguet Hills. Freshly p8loted, new crptg & nrndsc. $102.000. FAUST A YfT AU ....... 497-2426 . This structurally sound. OCEAHFllOHT Good leases; will carry 146·1371 o&derduplex is in NEED N QR {NS OPENSUNl·S Upgraded 5 bdrms., 3 selr with 303 d o wn .r._ ________ ,,_ _______ _ 0 P I NT IN 0 •-283VIEJO Watch it grow in Boom·'" F A "" dar';ft .. ho R baths; on large lot. Ing San CJeme nte. MONAJtCHSUMMIT MINOR REPAIRS. If R E A L T y A UU6 me on ·2 Beautifuloceao&sunset P>'X""" HEWOMMAUET Nearly ....... 2 .Bdrm, .. h d I d lot. w/Wbite water view. · ~ 000 ......, """ Ce trall I •-' .. ~-~ you ave es re a . views. ~,5, ....;.__ u..-c L o Y oca.cv ocean bath townbome. 5 min to PLACEATTHEBEACH Hugepoteotial$129,500. trLl•Mascov~ lftlty~,... Oll-c. view duplex. Owner STANALAND enAn '" Salt Creek Beach & W/RENTAL INCOME, <X>MFORTS OF HOME MEGARGEEREALTY Spaciou&,newer3bdrm .• , __ ....;_. ___ 4_9_4-_7_5_S_I mobvated.$140.000. Monarch Bay Plan. this may be your last without the bother. 2 (TI4)49'M?"4 Jbat.be, famlly:a'.; view 2 BR home W/sep lrg apt. FAUSTA Yn'AU CathedraJceil'gs, frplc, 2 chanceatthepriceor Bdrm.,2bath0-Y-Oonly deck, large lot, 1-blk. to & oCc. Across from bch. ...... 4f7-2426 patios. clubhouse. pool $159,900 'It block to Laguna's1---------1 beach.$229,500 1 $245,000. Also super 5-and jac. $89,SOO by nusoJt~oDAY !! MainBea~,500. HEWUmNG. plex. blk to bch. Wbt l·~--S•A•TURD--A•Y-1•.5-C owner.Anxious. WOODBfUDGE BELOW BY OWNER. beaut 3 BR MISSION REALTY GOLF & OCEAN. Brand =@= North end. ocean side of water. $395,000. Agt. 497-1711 MA.RJ<ET at fc:SOO 3 +fplc. 2 bath, sngl de· 98.SS.CstHwy,Laguna n e w Sao C l emente hwy.:3 bc1nns .. 2 baths, ~u 31901VJnjWoWoy bdrm.2ba.det cb'ed.~p-tachedhomeinUniv. Pk. duplex. Wrap-around privaleabium.$225,000 :---------So.u t b La & u n a · ,.._ 494-0731 ILC>a< TO IEACH Panoramic costal vu graded, landscaped. 30 lnl & lndscpng ll1 xlnt ________ __.. view. backs oo course. • 1---------w 1 ...... ...,. to pvt .. -acb. _.. Hi h lled ood Bdr b th OCE ..& u VIEW Oceans 1 de of H w y . .... .. ......, ue 1 R-~ee ,tt "'1( REALTY day escr ow, owner 1.vuu. g vau w LEASE/OP'TION Two 3 m ., 2 a UD· llOAn OP84 SUM. l·S Wood's Cove area. 1 Charming ;J Bdrm. t.rans!erred.$-0092 beam clgs, walk to rec Oceanview2Bdrm.deo, its. Excellent rent dis-4 Bdrm with use or 1404Mol•~..W.Dr. Bdrm. l lfi ha Condo. Pnvacy. brick patio & ·-: ctr & schools. $124,900. b ths Cond etb bict. $165,000. le aded glass, French · d ... f · Wood bridge Place Call 551·5383 evs or bef 21h a o. W ar, SpectacuJar n s Abel Goodb1.1yat$68,900. oew s un eca acing ll1eoy 9AM frplc, pool w/jac uzzi. FrX UP & SAVE! Needs doors & brick-spacious wood&glass.on \'!!acre; 1™ ocean. Lots or potential Excellent cul-de -sac $144,500. Ph 499·4052, paint& carpets. Loads or di.n.ing rm. Priced right. 2 bdrms., den. ocean/ca. .. .. mm-· on this d ou b 1 e lo l FOR SALE By OWNER 540-2313 ""00 vus . ....,..,000 ••--....... , ... , w/nn•:t•ibWty (or division ,, . local.Jon, steps from No. · pote ntial. Sweeping .. .., __, --..,... -...,..... Beach Club. 4BR. lam LOWEST PRICE 110 DICJ"ff Yi•w ocean views frp01 th.is VIEW HOME L~.,.,.a.-11 Sl.51,500. rm, din rm. 3BA, 3 car YALE MODEL ol Catalina & city lites. Laguna location. 2 2500 sq rt wilh twinkling 497-1711 garage. upgra"ed, pro. IN COLLEGE PARK 38r or 2Br +den, 2~Ba, Bdnns .. huge den & 2 night light view and roll· OPEN HOUSE Today S•doy f·S 31412 Paseo de la Play a $89.500 Up Pacific Island Dr and right on Skyview. then follow the signs. Move fess1onally landscape<!, 4 bdrm, 2""1 ba, freshly wetbar. s124.soo. By baths.$121,500. ing waves on t h e ~c~~~~~~·. ~~ ~rt~~tee: ~ n!~~~Y !~; owner. eves, C91H685. o c E A N F R o N T ~~~3B;, hg~a f:!t~~ 30131 McsilywDr. ngbl in! Cpts, drapes. 2 ~ H .. ~ Br. 2 ba, fam rm. dirung ~ ~~~T~ eves. wknds. noor. All this on an xtra-LEASE/OPTION M 0 BI LE H 0 M E . 2 $149,500 OWNER MOTIVATED large lot. SlOJ,000. Open Ocean view 2 Bdrm. den, Bdrm., 2 bath in South DOLPHIN Ill. _....... ou,_ 1-5 rm. attached double Spectacular Ocean View garage, AtC, red tile 3 Bdrm, New cpts. root. AduJt commW11ty ------ Turtlerock Glen Plan 2. 4 house Sat/Sun l0-5• 3962 21h baths Condo. Wetbar, Laguna park. $30,000. Ceil 4f4-851 I BR. 2ba, on spac corner Ash.963-4l26 frplc. pool w /Jacuzzi. SPANISH MANS ION.1--------- drapes & kitchen. Room 1 -Hils OSO Pool and 1acuz.z1. forpool&addition. =:;::: ........... ! .... f;\ ....... ,,..._. lot, lavish inter design & Want Ads Call 64.2·5678 Sl44 .. 500. Pb 499-4052 • Cooverted to 3 units. Uni· "-~~.~·TT~es; 752-0564,1 ~"--,.-------1-0_4_4 nm 1044 que property; newly re· ,.,..,. ~ "" rnodeledwilh impresslve racade & ocean view. $195,000. *494-8057 * l HEWHOMES 1n Portofino. for sale by bwlder. OPf:H SUN I 2-4 CONDO Price ~9~:·000 NO Qualifying wtll carry "'::JVI ......,,.. 494-1081 off Wto ~ '& OC contract 3 'er. 2 ba , This xlnl 2 bdrm. -unit has been completely up- gratied, with parquet __ , oast twnbse, pool, view. ~~~~l~-~·-..~~~~ Hwy. 183.SOO. S»-Om. = floors. brick Crptc .• track TOP OF THE WORLD lights, new carpets & and a view to match! Ex· w,.EDOlld 759-0422 ............. I 052 drapes , wet bar : cellent split level home Un &--ff gorgeous ocean views. W'lth three bedrooms. ~ OUS $1M,SOO $149,SOO. Charm in older home. CREATIVE-.. COLE OF NEWPORT Excellent location. 2 BR. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br, 2 ba, pauo bm. Lrg kJt. cpt.. drpe, 2 car gar. many xtru. Below mkt. $89.500. Call for appt. 492-5373 or 495-4997. ... financing available ror REALTORS 2 BA + guest rm • this2bdrm.&Camilyrm. 675-5511 Seduded patio w/rm ror •---------1 home. Super ocean views ---------• pool or expansion. Walk Spartl.lng 38r, 2ba, cozy from both levels ol this Delightful mint cood. 2Br to bch. $12,000 (241 ram rm. used bnck frpl, Lush Gardens and citrus trees cover the grounds o ( this 1m maculate 3 BR home localed oo a qwet cu.I-de· sac. RedWOOd decktng. t.aste!uJ decor $125,000 OPEN HOUSES SUNDAY. 1-5 PM 3 br + den. $250,000+. Come to 793 Bolsana first. PCH to Nyes Pl., up the hill. Laguna R.E. &Contr. 497.2421 Arch Beach Heights of· home. l blk to beach, special amemtles, :ur f · $1 uJ•.... ill di l cond. llaJ llle. profess enng. 36,500 va ~ ce ngs, n ng lndscping. lrg patio. LOOKING-r m, pegged firs, air Cirepit. gas BBQ. room ~for a weelteod retreat? cond, burglar ala rm , for pool, lovely view. HAVE A HAPPY DAY, DAD CULVEIDALE 17542 Luther -5 BR $114,000 3591 FeM -3 BR $86,900 TURnE ROCK 5432 Sierra Roja -4 BR $112,500 Fee 4W91 Paseo De Vega -4 BR $118,000 , • WOODlllKE- 92 West Yale Loop -3 BR, FR ; • - -_ll{M..8QO ___ ----- UMIYERSln PAU 2 Whitewood -2 BR $95,000 3 Whitewood -3 BR, F R $142,000 Quality cstm 4 BR home, 3V• BA, beam ceilings, formal din rm. etc. On a park-like sotting lot w /huge trees. Ocean views. LOVELY . $295,000. Will consider trades. Owne r-bld r , $2S5 Watch n.. WdYes See Catalina. Nrbeach& shopping. Lovely 2 Br Apt, pool, gar. Adults, no pets. Only $88,500. Pb 4»2094 Enjoy bea ti( 1 t & wor kshop, lrg fnced u u m · brick patio. $152,500 $ll2,500. toss ocean v1ews from the r-..... mtr ••••••••••••••••••••••• large deck of this 2 bdrm. Submit. -.,, 7 "'--home in xlot con d . P-..... Rffr 4f4-571. 2$toryl.ake Forest ........., ~ 2u--+ ........... lo ---------By owner ctra.nsfened>4 $148,500 ..• 0PEN 4f4-7571. ~ ~ IYOW .... ER ..... _ 2·~ b d ""'50 SAT/SUN 2·5 . 1339 4oara&es.beamceillngs, * " * vuiu" ~ a. en.~ TEMPi,EIDLLS. CHOICE NORTII END much paneling, frplc's Niguel Shores 4br. shut· sq. ft .. declung &r pal.lo SweeplogcoasUineview. etc. A blk Victoria ters thru-o ut. lovely cover acros:is bat-k of Walktobeach.3bdrm,3 Beach.OceanViews.dnt lndscp'g, view. Walk to house Landscaping ba.famrm,beamedceil· cond . By Owner . bcb. tennis & schls . complete. Sl21.900 714 ~ 110S N.C00$1~ .. ~ 494-1177 31601 Coost Hwy., s.t.aeuno 499-4591 lngs. Owner built, will $239.SOO. 494-21895 $189,000. 493-3060. _~_1_·298_1 _____ _ finance. Open house Fri. • -IHdt t 041 1 -IHdi 1041 $10.000 DOWN Sat. Sun 10.7. $298.ooo.-,...... .....,... SI IOO-*'g 35 s W e y m o u t h P I •••••• • • • •• •• • •• • ••• • •• ••••• •• ••••• • • •••• • • • • • • ·-~ ~53:'i6 Brand new. CBr. 3 a, den. bonus rm, all up. 1 J 11ioClt 1 041 &..g..IHcJ. -1041 ·················~····· ......•........•....... A•UMA llACH v.w -C..o..l..L .. :.-II Banker grds No crec:ht needed, \llUw.:11 l'U rm~e 957·1998. --~SlaNAAt BRQ(~ CCJt.UWIN ...... on.to --t-061 $106.000 &P~PU.. -0¥81.00ICIMG,...LA(WNA Tasteful, exclttng. adaptable, 4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~P.::rION-BeatA. 3 • bdrm 1 ~ ba . .trg coontry lotchen. CC'.114 \ot, Call aft 6.830-82!W S7t.500 red hill OPIN SUN. 1-1 LA•UMA CHAIM Charming, well built, ocean view 3 BR home on a quiet, tree shaded lane In old Laguna. Central loc., walk to beach & shops. $189,500. See F r ank Seo nes at 1'90 Carmelita FRI/SAT/SUN. A super buy fot future and now! Modem 2 BR 2 Ba, laun· dry, larse matter wtte. MM)' poulbllltiea. Oo up Bluebird Canyon • Sum· mil • Enaenada to 1211 Mlramar. • r.de&JM · Bdrm. or 3 Bdrm 's & den view home constructed with fi nest materials: finished with rlchly customized details ... Quality cabinets, appliances. hardware. carpets. View of ocean, sunsets, mounta i n s . Pr e mium neighborhood. Quick saJe allows buyer some selection in finishing details, fixtures. etc. $317,500. 3Br It parent.a r etreat, exceptional upgrades. Call ownr 768·5368 br 2 bu COndo. air cond crpta. drapes, pool, ail s tory . iee .1 60 . 714/&»608$ " . realty 552-7500 -.-. , , A CO&.OW1i4 ~CO.. 496· 7222 831-0836 ,.,.. ..... .., .... a...-...- ..... 10.W. T•Oww.r-w•.tt Newl1 rtdecorated Blueblnl Cuyon dpx. ~2711 A COUMIU. ..... CO. 496-7222 831 -0836 TllrMN•••d..,.,_ ............. By Owner._Madrid 640, s.cttflc~. 1133,000 ~$48t One year oew: Bllully de· coraled. very UJ>Craded, 2 etory, 38r. tamlly, 2~B.t In wooded area, w/walkwa)'I, poola, It ~:Jot. 581-8111$. • I { - !! .. !~.~.~ ...... ~.~.~ ....... ~!.~~.~ ....... ~!:!.~~ ....... J ~::.~~···~···· •t '••V-.. 1061 •~=,.,..._. INt ..... ,.,...... 106' S-a.-llle t076:_S-a-• 1076 Hoet1esforS• Hou.tForS. Sun44!y, June 18, 1978 DAU.Y Ptl.OT DJ I ....................... ...................... •··•·••··••·•···•······ ..•.•....••......••.....•.....••.....••...• ~.. .. 9 ~·~~i:J:::::··········~~·;~~··············· ·~:·:...~·.~········ ······················· ~ ....... . Oliet Cll *'Sec a-. -2~ ba. tarn nn. fOl"lnJ ~ rm.: hlib 1..1• lot. 2 lge pau06, iprtln rmt/beck. Ni:w pain\ In/out. Walk to Khla. •bosia. le rec cotr $lti,OOO by owner. 837-3291or831 ·387'1 ltlapout.._. 10'9 DQJGHTfUL EYEFUL $229,500 OPIN HOUSI S.. 12·5 1 HI HJtllil•d Dr. IST TIME OfflllO ....................... 4Br. 3Ba. family or dining rm. !Stunning pool & jacuni, elec garage door opnr. profess ionully lndscpd & redecon~ted. Built in dbl oven which includes Micro-wave and sell-cleaning oven w/ceramic cook top range & indoor BBQ. Beautiful backyd for entertaining. Immediate occupancy. FOR SALE BY BKR OWNER. PRIN Rrltn.tOffwed In u years-a prt: aU1loua 2900 5 Q .ft cutlom ranch home. Newly decorated lhruoul. 3 Bedrms. 3 bath. Formal di.rung rm. ram rm. 2 l&e used bnck f\>Jca. wel bar. st.alned glass, sundeck. Q\lie'l culdesac. Come and s~ this lovely home. ONLY PLEASE. 133-1316 645-4226 r.:.5·~00 ~~rasa~~~an .,....,_.. leodl I 069 Newport leach I 0'9 Call 1SZ · 1100 or 642-0953 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •' • • • • • ask for Marcia. RARE .....--.......-....~ _,.." ''' 11·"~''"'11111 " • · You m1U\ s..:e thls sinale U ke a Model Home [~ I sty S BR home w /3 BA. 3Br, den. 2\4Ba. corner -~ l\ZdtJ =; !~a~r:~r~0i ~~· ~. n~o~:~~~ l.~;;;~=~~-~-~-~-~·-=~~~, must sell immed. Call for club house. 2 blks to • ...;; ________ _. appl. ocean. Charming "A" katella Reaffy frame. 2 story. all beam j, OPEN HOUSE REALTY / 831-510 I ceilings, xtra lg m slr bdrm, lots of closets. looded w/xtras. $159.000. •BEACH TIME• Reduced to $108,000 3 br + bonus, 2 ba hse Pools! OPEN HOUSE Tennis' A ppr 3 blks bch. Fri. S:it & Sun 12·5 BIG CANYON Open Sat & Sun 1·6. 483 4!11 Prospect N B. S--. 1 I .,..._... s 63 uo., Owner I Bkr 1142-3476 ·~ T! • <>UJU t. 1.,,...,,, or Il l W IJ M ~s.576 Agt I CO-Op ove·in condH1on. -----·-------~ S247 .500. + furniture. ~RT H'.,.GHTS Must see. By appoint· (._ .... ' -~ FtlH TENNIS 7 Seller soys f'REE mem· bership in tennis club to BEACH HOUSE 3 br. 2 ba lucky buyer of this rneolonly. By owner. 3Br. £rpl. big yard. $89,500 64.2·359'l. 645-161 .. .., .... ·-·"'-•• ---------•I d/w. fpl, U own lhe land. gorgeous townhome $139,000. ClaiSiC white fireplace. UOOI.Sl..KSharp2BR& NPT SH R S 3 br + Formal d1n1ng 2 BA w/great expansion jacuzu, 2 story A·frame. Breakfast patio off possibilities Asking Justlisled$124,900 kitchen. Family room. Sl99,~. Anxious! Agt, DUPLEX 3+3. Walk lo Huge bonus room. 2 Wet 54S-&'.l33. beach $155,000 burs . 3 Patios Asking ---------1 CANALF'RONT hui.:e 4 $174 ,500! Call (a!>t IUCH HOUSf br. 3 ba. fpl, close to 752·1700 l block to ocean $134.000 PoOls. leoms & bei.ich. n •IN ''' '"" $ • '• '" • '· 1 Owner/Agent631 0468 $162,500 [~ '*~~·i; ~· BUILDER'S SP~Cl/\L 1 • SEAVIEW H~e lot w /2br house & ·:• } apprvd plans for xtra . ---~·-·-~ $I 0•000 DN 2100 SQ rt home-Nwpl Ht!> 4 IN SEA VIEW ~ 1.970/Month DUPLEX,Canalfon t 3 3 & 4 BR homes m NB's • bdrms each $182.SOO r 1 ne s t c om mun ll y 3Br. 2Ba. comm pool, .\tanna Rlty642·8850 Secunty gates. pool. lcn- Jac. lenrus. Noqu:.iUfying ---------• n1s v1·ews S220 000 lo l""" ESSEX LANE ' . ' needed, quick ""'-!>!!!>;) &Al<) $275 000 ·'·"k Cor Zee ,.,.~ 3 Br • F R 2388 sq. It • ' . "" . 957-1998 Prln onl)' ... 83"391 O UHl9UEMEW BEACH llOME Cstm bit. cathedrul l•e1I 1ng11, imparted <:1•ram1c Lile t:nln. microwave cuok C'tr. <llx features Sl3U.OOO·Sl39.90t Call B1r,M1lla or L1l;i ;it Westcllrr. Sl52,SOO Must """ s~l~~nR~~~~~i~ ~~ + .A ? .A ~ ~·m414~Hi#~ Hari>or Vu Kftoels a Bdrms. fam rm. 21.., Ga, prof decor . oak £1rs. Reduced to SlSS,000 2707 Hillside Or, NB 640·1643. -------------OCEAN VU CONDO 3 Bdrm +-2 baths + IY OWNER garage. $85,000. !:Jkr Professionally det·orat•'<i 96:1-8377 3 bdrm 2 ba house. 2 blks from beach. Pools. ten· , .... , ""' HptTff't'ace Condo nis court. clubhouse. ---•'•"•6.·l·l•7•1 ___ 1 Ttdeklnd •i•w, 3 br. ~g~o Prin only SUPERIUY !Ml Carmel Mo4el. 3Br. .2&. close to Potl. park. .assum~ loan 18211 Port Charles $138,iOO Coll 644-2841 -------- DOVERSHORES Owner must :srll 48r, 3Ba, pror lndscpd. & de· corated w 1Jr.it·uzz1 & P90l Bhn m1r rowave, many o th l•r x lra s $229,500 Opn Sundays 12·5 LSJI Highland Or. &l.5-4226 F.A..21/1bo,~ 10% -------- down. $93,500. R.J. HCll"bor Vu Driuxe Nlc:hohon ll•alty. 3 br. 3 ba, FR. DR. +2· 499_4165 sty scp bonus rm w 1b:i Wood paneling & up· Harbor View Homes grades. Hg Ice lot. bOmt! Super4bdrm Palermo view. P P 640 f!!IUO. Sl75.000. flexible terms. 64t-5891 Pnn. only Uy Owner OCUHFROHT ---640.1635 DUPLU BIG CANYON Custom lot. 2Br. lBa each un.. :i•t:h1 Divorce causes 1mmed. tn lndry off 2 ear ~ara~e sale $350.000. 975-0128 Frplc, wd burn Kitchen. BBQ. G708·67081'l W DLX. BEACH DUPLEX Ocean£ronl $365.000 Immaculate property. 25% dwn. Shown by appt Owner mu s t sel l only, contact RS Pat· ~~~ 0 0 · 0 w n I /\gt lison, agt. &t.2·3698 Prtn --~-----~· only ~ --~ C arcW 1071 C .. fdl_,. 1071 rws. 1100 .... ...,,.., tHO •••• ... ••••• ... •••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••~••••• •••••••••••••••••••w• • ON THE ILUFFS OVERLOOKING THE 'ACIFIC -Spedaclllar ................. ,.... ... . .............. 0,.. for ....... tod.y. This w.H property la loc.e.d • • ...... 1ech1ded atre•t. Thr•• ....,.OOMt, two b•tti1, e11 o•erslud lot, patio and ob~ati• -k. Ofhnd 1t-S2lf,500. 281 l LA VENTANA SAN CLEMlHTI CO. bfodl off C...UO C.,tttr.o) O'EH TODAY SUHDA Y 2:00-6:00 For.,..... lnforMGtlOlll & .... cal 1714) 4'1-1112 M.wport hoch I 069 Mtwport hoch I 069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOUR DISTINCTIVE HOMES OPE.. FOR VIEWING HOME TOUR ~1392 Via de ACJllCI 4 Ir, 21/a lo. $14',500 31072 Via C.tot, 4 Ir. 4 la..$19',500 32075 Via C..tos. 4 Ir, 2'/J la..$167,100 25901 POMO de JuMJta, 4 Ir, 2112 la $167,500 TODAY 2:00 -6:00 493-1812 Low TAXES' WESTCLIFF 100/o DM • Near Mariner's Park. Mewport leoch I 069 Scm Juan 3 Bdrm .. 2 bath Back beaut. 3 Br. country ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~trcmo I 078 Bay home with an AD· kltchen. open beam ce1l· ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• omONAL I Bdrm. & 1 U\gS, decorated '" lush BAYSHORES MORE f'OR YOUR$ bath attacped umt. r.o ft. earthtones. $148,500 or Newly remodeled 2 4 Br, 2\Al ba. J car gar, by 170 ft. lot with fruit lse/opt. Agt, 675-4169. 2lSO sq. ft of upgrd"d pvt trees. Massive ramily S-IR·IY OWHlR bdrmpati~ :;,g~:nba~ ~aq~e2 lw'g Owner 121,50011'.:all room with used brick 493-0730 fireplace. bar & sliding Beautiful, fee lot. loan Exclusive area of parks. --------- glass doors to 18 rt by 42 assum .. $192,500. 75!H97S beach. & boats Picturesque 3 BR home rt. junior Olympic size _183S __ Prt __ Sb_ef_f_ie_ld_P_l _ 1, ___ 7•59--027_'9 ___ overlooking valley . divmg pool. Two addi S..-rWldeView S89.500orof£er 493·1665 lional fireplaces. kitchen EastbluHs. 4 Br. 288. NPT HTS By owne.r ''.'2 1 ________ _ with bwlL·ins. upgraded ram or dinm~ rm. added yrs old l bdrm, 2 ba. OPEN SAT 1·5 carpets & fresh paint bobby workshop. Askmg fam1do1ng rm . mn ~ 32931 Call Mi el too! For sale by owner pnce by owner. $189.000. xtras. Only $128.500 • CJll Asking $124.500 Mus t ,,At '"'·'l OO·m6 or dnve by 474 Charming 4 Bdrm, 2 ba. sell 1mmedsately''' Call-~-~--------Westminster fom rm. brick frplc. S57·1668or634·26l6 H v HMSPHASEJll boat, trltr area Super . A SPECIAL PLACE lge lot Great family OCEAMVIEW OPENSAT/SUN l·5 More than Lhe ord1nary. home S99.000 Price just reduct!d on 3Br or 28r & den w/fan· ocean & scemr view~ 2 LastJc rule IJte vu. i.oft th l s s pa c 2 s l y wtr. gar dr opnr. up· bdrm condo. den. p:ir townh<>me. w/3 BR. 2"2 graded appls, a.ttract quot floors. + library BA & formal dlnin~. Ind pd d k p 1 g u e s t r 11 o m & Lf • I · b I sc WI c · 00 • Jac !>tud101workrm A"l • u.rry l is now e ow & tennis. Fee land. &15.0295 " market at $124,900 $167.500 Ownr 2244 Port --------- kcrteUa RHlty Carllse.644-4887 NEWPORT II EIGHTS. . 546-9832 8WFFS--8Y OWHER spacious 3 BR. l ba. Cam 21D I r. "CH rm. dm rm. r /p. sell or """" Popular Delores Plan. on lse Pr/ply. 642·8412 COTI' AGE corner w 1wrap around A rare opportunity to pat.lo 3 bdrm. 211'.l ba own your own beach HightJy upgraded. Mu!'lt home. •,1 block from the see to appreciate. ~fay ocean Completely re· sell on contract. $162.500 decorated & vacant. 644-6.504 F'antaslic rental when not occupymg A steal at $118.000 CallS46 2313 ... '•'' ,. I'• I' I layc:rest.Own~r 4 br 21, ba. 2 frpl. S159.500. Help finance Opn Sat/Sun I 5 1719 Skylark ~·5().\4 DOVER SHORES Beaut. panoramic views 1076 ••••••••••••••••••••••• P~a( H•ICJhhH~ La!>t chance to buy OC'eans1de home 10 Pres1dent1al Hghts IO Homes avail 1n 111 :-.t phase. From S79.000 An t!arly v1s1t 1s rccom mended. 492·2780 Sunset Pac1f1c Home liw Ide rs S 15.000 DOWN of Back Bay. Fashion 2BR +guest un l, w1pr1v Cntr 4 Bdrms. 3 full entry & bath 1 1~ blks lo balhs+ma1ds rm w/full bch. $86,500 Open h;)C' ba. Lge pvt mstr swte Sat & Sum. I ·4. 149 W FANTASTIC 5 Bdrm, 4 bath home 1n secluded Cap1Strano Ila c1enda Almost •r.1 acre of pri vate l1v1ng lluge :.parklmg pool and enter· 1a1nmc 11t ct•nler 1\ m ,. n 1 I l t' s .: a I or t' ' s:uo.ooo AA BEACH RLTR J(f7 N El Camino Real SAN CLEM ENTt: 492-2100 -------·1 1080 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BARGAIN HUNTER .. LOOK .it this 3 Br & den. I·'• lia 10 pnmt1 area nr So Csl Plaza Forc·ed air. beaut lndscp'g & covered patio 100 1 VA /FHA financinJ.! avail ONLY $66.500 540·2773 •BY OWNElt• BEACll is JUSl 200 steps away 3Br, 2Ba. frplc. 2 car gar m a Carmd hke ::.ell1ng on a pvt st. m Lido Sands Sl38,500 ~H262 opens to beautifully Escalones. 498·0175. 3bdrn~ba,coiy&l'lean . landsc pd pool and 496-0784 111ce n eighbo rhood HEWPORT HEIGHTS Charming cottage w/lols of wood. new shake roof. & carpets. greenhousi· S134,900 Call 640·5112 Cl r; Tl\.,.\ n c:1 f:(JMPl\Nv' RI:. I\\ fl 1~·· lJl V l!!t...OUI I H ) ()pen! Buy like rent' Suh· mit all terms & offers! Trades! Etc! i''antasllc 4 Br. 3 Ba, Jacuzzi Like new cond. 1712 Hrgtlland. $325.00(,. 631-0900 Agt garden area Spacious· ---------$67.900. 754-Ei262 Ai:t ness describes the feel· Hewporl hach ·~of this lovely 4000 sq You Loved 10 Yrs Ago IY OWNER-$9S,OOO fl home. Xtra lfCC rms 4 Beaut c\1st homes 28r, 2Ba. pnv comm on built around central w1panoram1c: ocean the lake WJk to s C;)t courtyard. Sp11msh style views avail for sale from Plai.a Fum/unfurn for comfortable hving. $228,000 You mu::.t see 751·2175 Game rm w/F'P. bar rm the quality of lhes e1--------- & 15x25' kitch w 1bltm homes An early '1s1t 1i. 4 BR-POOL BBQ make entertarnmg recommended. <l!IR 020/J a convenience $415,000 or 831 9 122 Su nsct New on market ' R111lt 111 kitchen. brick £rph' . l baths. xlnt cond1t1on. covered puho 0' crlook 1ng pool X.lnt value al M.C f'mancial 994·5855 Pacific Home Bwlders. HARIORVIEW Highly upgraded 3 Br. fam rm carmeJ model New cpts. blt1n bookcases, jacuzzi. Hu~e IYOWHER Fantastic lot on ocean $78,950 rronl blurr. redwood DA.VIDD.CARLSOH house. small but easily c x pa nd 3 b1 e. con le m . _R_E.J_•_.L_T_O_R_8_l _l ·_9_2_9_3 .IG C ....... y0 .... backyard wtlge mature ,..,.. ,.. trees a lg cov'd patio pon1ry style. lnst111lme nt T1atilt I 090 sale $250.000 498·0719 •••••••••••••••• •• ••• •• Mob1e H-. Ston *C· I * 1972 Buddy &Ul&IC' wide an Prtme corner :ft'u ~~l i~~<rcE R.apldlyexpDauPoiol GREAT BUY ONLY l~i':~ta~tant SU.99'5. (JXJ6241 • '7141 or prolesalonal otnce11 751-1442 Cull WaJt WlnJte.tman LAGUNA TREAS ISLE .......... *6..'IO, 1Br.1Ba. ocn view. C714JS4f·f3' I pvt beach 111.500. Spacei--------- $325 mo. 1213> 36S-3984 or *C· I * 17141499-1447 LAGUNA HILLS Dbl wide. 1972 Lancer. overloo«1ng flOIC course 15 min to bl•h Rock &caped. rrwt trees. Super buy $21.000. (12l4BX > MobAe HOIM Store 1714) 848-1195 Pnme locatron tor rast food/ret.aU. PCH. rrootage ll1 Dana Point Over 13.000sq ft Call Walt. Winkelman Altlwll-lwb (714)549·9161 S'l.5001bst ofr 8x42, 2 br St OO,OOO PatCt Sa. vry ruce. move out RIDUCTIOM ~· 7602 eves 645-5016 P'nme Sboppln,g C1.r ---------•On Beach Blvd .. In HU. FAMILY PARK Produced s pendableU SJ,000 under pnced. Dbl 21,'a years young. Scott wide Golden west. Frwy Realty 536-7533 rWrr11~1~) 5 • park. __ N_E_W_PO_R_T_P-IE_R __ MobiS. Honw store 4·Plex, 2 houses. & 2 lots . \.'\ blk. to beach. Owner __ t 7_1_4_>_1_48_-1_1_9_5 __ 1 w111 tin anc e. Ask i nl: 5400.000. Agt. 615-41700 De Ania Bayside. 3 en mobile home, alum in· COlldomhti••s/Town· ~ulaled !>1ding. a real hometforMM 1700 bargain N B. $34,950 ••••••••••••••••••••••• terms . Ownr/bkr mov-NPTCREST mg. 67~. 631-4920 CONOO 10 Escapade l 5 MJNUTES FROM BCH br. plan l. Open Sat/Sun Cozy single wide 1972 10-8 Vacant . move in. Ramada w /enclosed Owner SlOS,000 porch. bnck fmt. 1mmac· & eye appealing . IRC394·70). Mabu. Hcwne St~ C 71 CJ 841-IHS BY OWNER pool 111de 3 Br. 2 ba. tn·leveJ twnhm. nr. So. Cst Plua '"tnd unit w I wood be~m cathedral celling S67 .950. 556-6605. Laguna Bch modern. cozy --------- 1 BR On ocean. see t.o OWNER will take $5000 appf'('('une. S24.000 com . down. Indian Wells Rat· pl furn. Message only. quet Club condo, <Palm Mane. 896-7611, 499·.4052 Spnngs>. Gated tennn, comm. Cnll Gall 759-0244 FANTASTIC BUY a.gt Dbl wfde Kingston. K mo 1-""'--------- old. adlt pet park. nr lwys & bch. ()pen Cir plan ~HS/ low space rent. rrict.'<1 (Wh Sell. 1100 below market al $32.500 •••••••••••••••••••••• • ISH2781 iRI Mobile HOIM Store l714J 148-88'S Lido Prk pnv 2 bd. \'X cdl. $34.500. 521 ·5320dys. 644·9778 or 640· 7608 evei. &wknds . Fathft-'1 Day Spec:ia( l''AMlLY PET PARK Orange County. 4 Br 2li.a, Akan s1dm~. Hl72 Key Baseayne Custom ~xtiO, J N3M4 :. lluy t hi:. week & ltCl 3 month::. I rw space rent Mobilt Home 'tort 1062 No State· Culll'l:t' Anaheim !}j4; 1;,o.1 GREENLEAF P A.IUC 5Star Adult Commumt~ '50 Whittier Ave CM flas available 24x60 B;.1r nngton m ruce cond Cull bl wsn 9um·6Pm 646-7965 - IYTHESEA. * 2 TllPlixES * Nr Luke Park. Min to bch. 1-4 BR, 3 ba; I J BR. 2"'2 ba; 13 BR, 7 ba. 5 gar. fprplc's; $189,000 ea. 1709-1713 Alabama. HU 536-1718 NIWTRIPLIX IYIUILDO 1·4 BR. sgl st.ry & 2·3-BR all spacious deluxe l.U\ilti. Bike to bcb from her!!. Sl98.000 f .p . 241 ~ Detaware. HB. 538-nis Newport 5IMw'H 2 If' 2 la Each Fee Simple. Sharp Q-0730 eves & wlmds Newport , ...... Cl 3 "' 2 la ff. se..-p, sale or trade. 646-1757 Lrg new duplex. Hy owner 2800 sq frt, 3 br ·1 ba + 3 br 2 ba, frp.I, Coet11 Mesa 675.7(29 Gel ready for :.ummcr Interested In MOST w1th1s 19il Key Bil!C'ayne UNIQUE DUPLEX in rt.1\1cra 21io.60 w1Kxl4 l'X Corona del Mar ! Sec umdo Many xtrai.. pet Clasi; 1022 OK W.tlk lo ht'.1c h --·------- 1K09291i·991 5 • Hunl lflCCIMfrrOf*1Y 2000 1n~on Br h Pk Buy this •••••••••••••••••••••• • week & save Goff & Oc•m Mobile HOMt Stor~ Brand new San Clementl' 956-4500 duplex Wrap-aroun<t view, backs on cour:.t• Two 3 Bdrm .. 2 bath un 1t-. Excellent rent d1:- lnC'l $165,000 Oldie-But Goodie' OPEN Sat,Sun I ·4 UID W. Balboa Bl. TRIPLEX. 2 Br. IBr & Bach Sl55.000 ------~--· BY Owner. 3 Br + fam1-_$1_6.5_.900_._P_P_640-_04_68 __ 3 br 2 ba Mira Col.ta POOL HOME Sl 0,000 ON. By ownr. Back Bay ar<'a. ly Pvt. immat, view PEN ... POIMT Twnh~e. nr ~hopping . 5 BR & 3 IA 5 BR, 3 ba, 2 frplcs. 3000 _S37_9_.000 __ 75_9_·l_968_._ Good terms. trade or rt hs I d I Custom remodeled 1n trus t deed. $87."00 $112,950 u..-c~Jit ... __ J _ _.,, sq e w r#: Y in tu "'SUPER BUY side/out. 3Br. 2i,..,Ba " Super immaculate homl· 3 MONTHS FREE SPACE RENl During Spanilh MCIMioe t:onvcrted lo 3 uruts. Uni· que property. newly re· modeled with 1mpress11;t• racade Ocl'an v\'l!v. Sl!lS.000 JONES RLTY 673·6210 ..,.,. ~ "~ d e ltac Mu s t sel l " 556-6208 Beautiful 3 Bed. 2 ba 1n $137.000 Good term!> 5 br Somerset Unique Qwet slreel. nr bch & 1n Prest1g1ous Tustin · Grand optnlng wk. THE BLUFFS 3 ldna., COflnrtofiOfl ptt with frplc .• 2 1/z bcdhs; 'beautiful CJreH- prest1g1 ous EastbluCI 549.7971 . prem lot wn1cp pcit10 & bay. $249.000. ________ _, area. Tlus is an enter $159.900. Owner will ---------• lg play area. Prof'I) ~ 752·1108 OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 tamer'sdreamw1thhugl' Jww 17·25 A n y m o b 1 I ,. h o m ,. hnance As k for Ed Back Buy on N.B Golf dec/lndscpdbelow mkt at 404/406 patio. relaxing pool Chernow 964·2455 Course. • ~ aH(' horse Sl92.SOO .Open wknds I ·5. PANORAMIC Santo lari»orq waterfall. Ras BBQ. fire purchased through our HORIMS RE •LTY new oHice ;it Hl62 No "" Wt. Priced to seU Absolutely unique. Nwprt ranl·h 2 ho uses. I 1831 p Slirhni: 6'1·1·5443 oc1:. ....... VIEW•.•. pit, the works Pnced to work::.hop & storaf{c rm!> ~" TWO Side by side new sell fast al Sl I :l,950 Stalt• Collegt' I Jt L:t * 494-8057 tt raJma I. Anaheim •-------..,,..__ $135,000! Hgls 3 bdr ho'?e· Oak Owr. /otjt 548 1290 floors, high ceilings, lrg 8eautvuof golr coursl•& NEWPORT lllgh on a hill above elegant duplexes 2 Agent. 73 1 ·4~lll or lots of rm for horses TIU-LEVEL Newport Be11ch Fan Bdrm +den. 2 ba. frplrs 835-0739. ask for Don or Member Calif M ult1pl<' 7 UNITS C.M .• ; ___ ..;._-=-·--·--gourmet kitchen, big lot. ---------•!.separate guest cottage. Must sell. O $149,000, Location & terms too• t.asuc views from hvmg Walk lo beaC'h $189, _H_e_l_en_. ______ _ goodtcrms.549·7971 Spacious Newport rm. kitchen & 2 of 4 ca. Lisllngserv1ct1. Reaullful brand new 4 I Mobil. H,,,_ Storf' br. lort. f ip 3-2 br. a~ b11 956-4500 lownhousc. all IS!~n!-, $8,SOO DOWN!! Ov.ilcr 1s w1llln~ to set low down on this 2 + den. 2 sty condo in beaullhll &lstbluff section. Pnced toseU • JEfflRIERY UALTOtt t.75-9111 Open House thi s wt?Uend By Owner. 457 Santa Ano Ave. 646-6994 townhome. Gracious ln· bedrooms. 1800 s q rt level livmg. Owner will l'Ustom homl! in mosl PORTOFINO rarry. so no qualifying' prestigious Co6ta Mesa Mini farm. Z<Jnect for 3 B d r m 3 ~ Call&16-7171 nc1:$1so.ooot hors e s. room for baths.'bonus'rm. fam ,.,,., •• "' 1 •, r • !?~1~bi1t.fa~! ~~~.9238~:a.~iyr~j~~~~: [9~1{~Pdl;;fl ~E:~ ....... ., House S unday 12·5. -"-"''-------_ ~--1•1:1•::1~1 __ c_a1_6_4_2-_6_3_6_8 __ _______ 1 s.57·3161 AXER.UPPER R·l LOT Newport Crest lse w /OP· lion to buy. 3Br. 2'n8a Condo l600 mo. Cull for details 631-1843 OCEAHRtOHT LOT Choke location, with an old beach shack on 1l. Priced at $295,000 JEFF BRIERY REALTOR ~7.5-9ll 1 THEILUFFS 3 9drms .. 2~ baths. fonnal dining rm , coun I.Ty kitchen. gorgeous de- cor.! View \0 ~rcenbelt. Priced to sell now at $135,000. ~I~ Of•NNEi:flcua _. Duplex w /room for 3 boats; right on the tum mg basin! Beaul. view! 1325.000 DUPLEX SUperownes"s urut. 3 BR, 2 btl., downstaJrs. hlls been comp. upsraded. Upstairs 2 BR. 1 ba. also lit very nlce & has o sun· deck. l ·Blk. to ocean. SUll,500 Agent 6'75-9111 IY OWHH Charming 2Br cottage on with small older house. t Nwprt H~s lrg comer large lot w/pnvate rear 1(1( from beach $110,000 lot. 2 bdr 2 ba, family rm yard, separate hobby OWC. Bkr963·8377 + bonus rm. $119.500. room w Iba atta<:hed to -=========.!..:::::::;:::::~===~ 645-7044.0pn Sunday. gar~e. Sll0.000. C.~-0 J).,,. ,( _ f) "C ~C.• Owner will finance. v~ l'Q?J ~,_ (b v<J• \:J "le1t ..... -~.,..RT IE "CH T -r -· .._ .... ,...., "' hot lnlriquing Word Gome with o Chudl~ ltlGRd" UALTY 675·1642 · ""''°•<l..i.nPO\UN---- Faotast1c property of 0 "' fered to f>RlNCIP/\l.S Gnat F.ftlty HCMM =:;;;~"~~· ~o ";',7: ~ ONLY. Lwcunous 2BR. W /rm t o add o n 1 ••·'• • •·h 1" "' 1•1'•""' 2BA. din rm. blt·1ns. xtra generous BRs. 2 ba t ,.11, h •n 11' ''"_, ut \Quotrt\ Ira patio on front w1v1ew panel'd ram rm lie Jrn I G I T s 0 p I d .. bay, blllcony patio oH pool. Children's phiy1 I I I 12 I' bedroom with fold down area &ep Crom adlt pallP . . . . . _ . bed-foro¥emi«M-~t1'. ftwt trees. Walk lo11chls A decorator''! deltght &shop'g tn We11tc1.Jrr. Nu I L l P RA L whk'tt mt"'tmtl'r-rtt phrsh ~rpt'I thru01.rt< 'I J J 1· I furnishings . Ths Freshly polntl'd ... _ .. gorgeous home·like apt. $169,500 Open hse 1 ·5, rls~ above three ortlce Sal & Sun; l!i08 Dover I spaces below. now rent· Dr Ovmr. 646-0758 ed. All lhis and a double GULFAR I I I' I I enclosed garage with orr OPEN HOUSE alley park1n1t Owner You ore mvited lo pre I T U F C r A I wtll carry own papers view~ apac executive 1-... , .... -,..-"Tl-1,........,.1---4 They just burled the with 29% down. Call for pool home. featunnl( 4 ._,._.__ .... ___ .__ .... __. WO<l<S'• dumbwt t.,rqrlat. pa.rtlcuJarg BR. family room. pool & 1 H• eent eomeone a lettar IRIH/LfliMr c_,.. simple re.: land. r__,..L_,..A _F .... E___,tf_I_..,.. bOmb end 11 oaiM be<* 646-7)11/156-4677 1933SanUa10Dnve I I I I I' --. HeoP9f*Slt. Al#': Lte M«ne..t Sal It Sun 12·$ ..... .......__ -'-· _._,__,_.__,_~ LUxuaY D•YEIY- • SAYRNT COMDO 2003 Vlata Caudal ~.~ I 11 i"1~r1 .. l!a::.~= Live fn eleganc:e. 101 Blful "aler \IU, 28r, Udo Park Dr -Sffur1t1. l~Ba,lfrplcs. $162,000. pool, jacuu1. uuna . ..,,._ C• llor •-·t Boe& tU.P avallab!As cloce 714•500-0704....,.... b7. Submit tol'm•.1---------ms.ooo. Call 873 082 w Ad R I A,Ct. a.nt eiu ta &42,$678 .. A.TlllUM I •• ~-"' -• 8rick entry. a bdr, rami ly or din rm. Fr. doors. c:erannc tll firs, Owner/Aat. 12t4 Not· Ungham Rd $11$.000 646-6434 or 642 1334 tJ ~~5{·;.'0 I' r I' r I' I' I' 1· I' r: I ·~;e I I I I • I I I 1·rpts, drpo; Hurry_.-~uy now Tom Lee. llllr. 642 1003 -· LUXURY 4 Bdrm. 21"2 ba. fam rm. llu ge rnaster · s utle 2 £rpks Tropical covered pa110 Owner bought anothe home Qwck occupancy Sl38.900 Eastsictc. unique 2 on lot One J1 ~ )'f' old tn·l~I. 2 By Owner. ·1 br. din & fam b(J '.! ba cstm home: One rm, air. excel\. £am1ly Acf'fflCp fOf' Sa(• t 200 ffmodclt'd 2 br I ~ By home. $9-1.950. 838-0386. •••••• •• •• ••••. •• •••••. Owner Sl29,000. ~ ·75 12~"'1 with 8'< JO ex pa n rln. xlnt cono S22.000 Fmancin~ .iv111I 1\slrJ K K 754·7llOO •One Own« hauty * N Tustin. 3Br sep fam rm. formal din rm. pndc of ownership SI 15 ooo Bkr 834·155.S LOVELY 3 y r old 3 WHfmMst.r I OH • B d rm . 2 b a f a m ••••••••••••••••••••••• MINI llAMCH SITE Two ::! bedroom. 1 ~ath rm/studio Walk t 2'~ Acn~s In the h~an of b11u ~1·.., l'ttc:h 911 h beach. Lse/lse opt or REDUCEDTOS'GB.OOO . ranching country South enclosed l(arage or(< lot Sale$1.35 000 3 br. pnde 01 owner5hip, of Orange County. all Costa Me~a. by ~er A.AIUCH.RLTR ~~.Y~132~ne~~~~~ W>able Xlntterm!> BKH 589.0011 Wknds M«"·l!ns J07 No. El Camino Real Barbara 96J.-092S Bkr <714> 676·5717 "Ski · San Clemente492·2100 ----·------Ort 522 ~ ----13 Units E-Sklc· ---------• Olt.r Red &tat. Spal' housl' +-12 It(~ un Scm a.. ••••••••••••••••• • •• · •• VIEW · VIEW 1b Open beam ceD(Jlg11 Caplstr.o I 078 Mable HoMH 2 Buildlnfl Parcels of J ~ All have yards or 1>a1.10 ••••••••••••••••••••••• For Sde 1100 acres and 6951wrcs from decks Income ~.68<~ CAPISTUHO ••••••••••••••••••••••• aLOW$30,SOO CAl.L l'nre S4"'5.000 8-lnt!> HORSE PRO,ERTY FuDv r..-i·L.-~ WALLA.CE & CO. low Dnv{· hy 362-316 E "J rlHTI MtCU tlf "LTo•• 20\ h ~ t C M -I: u 11 Fleetwood. t b1 g br. ... '".;> v1 gt6't29666 Elegantly dramatic. 4 ~4 ex_pandf!d liv rm 1·4.11--649 ~a · • BR res1denrt' ilPPf• I ~ ~iD 'Vnce<t ri1:h. --------rlil onHG 3700 sq. fl W}flWCeplng <f!7-S8804! vlew...o.t. C..JU>.ut lrJUJ. G .. f ,..0 ,.acHi ,.... .... hie COUKIX...-- Valley. & fr.-.i :.ere~ or ~' 4 acres w exclus Rancho PRIDE OF .. horse property, ready to 631-0300 Santa Fe CJll Joh11 rum11 your w1tt1ut Mobii.HotJM Ston Ret~ide OWNERSHIP dream11. For o per11onal 241152, 1975 Red~n . In TM Jelley Co. 8k9 30 TOWNHOUSE tour,pleastcall FAMILY PET park 714-455-1000 UNITS VAWJ...IEALTY 8TFL COACH. ORl'.:AT -------49Mt77 7ll·HSO BUY. (LY4059·60l0NLY 21 Acres rarmlttnouu(ully lllnd~cup~ • two bedroom. one and 1" •~,. l'Zl.500 (714.)'iGl t4'l2 •ere. low do11in m town. balh untt.a with enc1QSed --"'~" rorner of 2 lltrnets. partlv oaaj!\u·~ Tired or Renting ( e n (' I.' d . u l I l I t y. 1<a.rages Just (our 1<'llN --88rPoln priced doll h.sc 714/524·3~00 1llu~ been new. Wiii oxchange• An ,. ~clu1tve with Quall OPENSAT&SUN 1.5 in Orange. Just on rarmecH Place Propertlc1. Call 27072CallcCabaUero market, over 800 sq fl ---------7.52-1920. ' % br & den &t 3 bn. A/C. P r 1 c e d r 1 1 h t 700 ACRES ' 9UA11L View.' Golrttenntt/pool M1ramar-11S..21S3XU C.._.e PcHfc RJverslde County 111 l4 M ,950 Oon Allen R.£. ,~. "'~oo lane freeway ore ramp. • p•-.... CE ELEGANT 3 br 2Ya ba. _______ J1 ____ 1 Some :dnt commerclal ~ TennlS1poo11uun •I· potentu1I Rapidly de· n.orants,.. Jacuui. al,900 Mc!ible HOim SioN v•loplna are• 1t z rnJles EXCmNQ w /view 1 2 br A s • u m a b I r s • r e cl freeway frontage. 1 n 10.-Tl llJO ,,..J 2 bu Cu1lom docor poeaealoos. b141 renLAl!I, veat0rterms. BKR. &,000 Don Allen R.E renttown. rorlnfo ln4>m !i891 ~or493-«>41 '714) 148..fHS OR~0530 I Ha~ somethlna to Jell· Clautfled ads cfo 1t w4lll -l I DJ2 DAIL't' PlLOT U-.....~-=~---~--------=!lu~nde~y_:J~11~ne~1~a~·111~ ..._.. U1rfwn1il-.ct .._. 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IY OWMEI a BR. 2balh. New pamlln I.iii, lai.l&clean 83S·8883_ microwave ~ven. SS&S. &4(H919 pool l &mfee~ aon smkr. $250 mo. f'ncd ya.rd, air cood. $.'MS TWO al\.ractlve bomes IAJ •Utt• & ow.. Cari>elll. drapes, lmmaculalel)' clean 3 bdr Owner, afUpm,644-8828. Ocean Vu. Cstm blt 3 Br. •CONSUMER'SGUID£ 17~52JD5.81144t mo. ~ev& :.~~·0r:~ fft':ral~!" COUNIWYUTAT1 • t c · V • r Y Q u t'" t 2 ba on cul-de-sae. patio, NEW 3bdr 1'-'t buondoln 3ba exec home. LI F/R Bdrm R adults ~In, 2 car iiarages, 2~aet'elw/ad.f~nt7~ =-~~l'bood. S-500/mo frptc. outdoor BBQ. nr Woodbtid1e . S350 . S750/mo.S48-2928 ·::~. c.e.MIM 3124 patios Pnced lo &ell. acres optronal. ScparatAt . scbool.s. "30 mo Avail 673-2ll216eves. Walk to beach. pools. ten-Ph 6'2·3687 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~000 Pb642 '1089 profeu1onal aruat'• ~ 2br pallo home. Gem now. CallMS 317.3 The Turace. 2 bdr 2 ba n ls. 3 br $525 3 Br Eaataide, cute l br, 1 ba. LA MANCHA Ans ~tudio Open bum celJ· 1325 3br k1c1slpeb ok rondo. dbl gar, nr pool &c w/frplc $575. Screened-in pal1o 411 """'1. Laree 1,2&3 bedroom COST A MESA '-"" Ill uv rm, overlook-.,auo sm lee SS7 ~ .......... a.oca. J24 o hop Ma.r:tna Realty &t2-8850 No pets.~. 548-09!6 aarden apts. Dabwbr, 4UHITS &: hedtrd ~bdl 2 •HOMEFIND~RS• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11 plng.$42.S.SS9-48l9 bltnS,eocl.1far.gubbq. He.re's what~?'J·vt>bt'en New~h!::~':out. rms. N <' w 2 Br , i U a. OPEN HOUSE SAN JOAQUIN Rentals tllitfM:yl•h9Ch J740 Poot Gas Pd. 778 Scott N!:A.R NEW 2 BR I BA, upe1tair1 apart Nr. S. Coa"t Pla za and Woodland Via . O/W. nice cyta & dl'l)8. l11t, last SlSO dep. Adulb, no pets Call 546-Sl!IWJ, ult Cor t..esUe loollin& for new 6 urut c.I Mow 97l-4•26 Townhouse Po o I. New Jeeant 2 bedroom V l E W TH E G 0 L f ... •••••••••••••••• •••• _Pl_. K?-__ SJTl_3 ____ _ apt house wtlh rour 2 Br , ... HW. U IK. Jacuui, dbl gar . Cl<lllc: l<I + den !SS75) Cedar & COURSE. One 2 Bdrm. SMALL BEACH KOT£L Brand new 2 Br 1 'Aiba cious 2 br pJ'den apt. 2 bit and two 3 Ur. 2 ba. bch $&SO. 962-97s7. West window hom~. S Blocks 2~ ba, den. The other 2 ROOMSs:rT.50Week townbou.ae. paU~. large Pool, jacuul. tiarage, All elec: kitch w tbltnis. 2 1631 E. 17th St, C. SA Bhdf Villa e to beach. Pnvate 2·~ar Bdrm. 2 ba + den Both AJ>t SlflS/mo. $36-3037 yard, ffl)lc. encl. gar. adult livlna. From $295. car parkm.g each unal g garage. Fully m 111n $575/mo. Call for info. $425 177 E. 22nd Sl. 64S-2498 310 Victoria. 642·2164 RN &Nh Fiawer Street sharp 3 br. talned yard Adullb No Agt. 752·0283or549-77Sl IAYNOMT i..,..IHch l748 TSLM 642-l603 Ownr/Bkr. ic...,..._ 2100 "'25. ut.tl. incl. No pel.b pets. 525 18th St. (714 l 2 BRa, 2 ba1h$ · luxury ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,_..;__g:;.m_t _____ NEW BREED APTS ,...___,... Heritage Pk, 28r, 2~Ba. d I 1 Bdrm Olk t.o be h I 8 h l ·1 P I ~FOuR••m"ES ••••••••••••••••••••••• 640-1220 960-6331 AIC,nrpark&pool. con om n um w /new . aces 2 Br 1 ba. 1 story. llhag. ace or ava1 . oo, ~" r._ R 2 N L .,._ bl'-5425 559 ~ cpt. & paint Sl.250/Mo. town. Carport, pallo. D/W. drps. patio, tprlc, Jacuzzi Gas pd. Ap ln HD pnced to :sell •t · • u. ag. ,. 2 8R 1 .ea. fncd yard. Exclusive hilltop view. /mo. • • unfurn.,ye&J"ly .Barbara $450 y rly . 768-9541, beams clng11,gar Adlts plJan~.garage.Adults. $?15.000. Only 7% down ~acb. 2 bdr w\lb plans 1111\all c hildren ok, no pvt community, Im Colony abdrm,2 baSSS<I. Ws.nacle642-8235 (E-100} 4!M-86ll $310. 2650 E l den. no pets . $220. 393 11valJ. Call agt tor. de city & coaatal approval. pel.S. 1954 8 Meyer Pl. macuJate! 3 br. 3 ba + inclugardener.POOl.ten-SUMM!tt. ORYRLY ..._.,_.. __ .._ ,769 (l)SJB.8400 Hamiltoo.00-4411 tails 848...Q800 Readyforanother2bdr $310 mo. 549-3484 den coodo. $550. mo rus"•n~ On''d .. • .. A ,_ .. r-"--." • -..:....:........:... _______ .._ ________ _ · 497-2564 eva1wknd 962-0778 .....,........,. MA 0 · 3 oR + 2 bawo ••••••••••••••••••• •••• M~ VERDE home al-mos. new tnwnbse, lg 3 w/2-car garage w /elec. b 4-ftLEX AHi &tot. Be S550 b 2 b f Woodbridge Brighton opener. Sunny So. patio mosphere 2&3 r dlx br 2.,., ba. tenc. yrd. Call COSTAMESA W_.__,,. 2900 aut.nrlynew.3bdrm. 4 r, a. am rm, model2BR,den or3BR. &brightn'airvkltchen. -aptB,nopeb.546-1034 dys 646·0601. D Oil --2~ ba, poolside condu. ~IC._beauUrul S&S home SSOOmo.~ • ., -Anytime 631 llS16, Trade your hou1e or ••••••••••••••••••••••• 345 University. back m pnme area No or Ed-Unfurn. or will h.irnlsh to B AU.. NEW, 6 units. 28 r , 613-8139 duplex. Each unit has 2 O WN Property 1 n Bay. $4.SO./mo675-9835 1nger between Magnolia ORANGE TREE CONDO !_!!.i~,.JoEhn Granath ~e 2ba, 3Br, 2ba. Cpl3/drlJS .1--------- large bdrms 2 units have Jnglewood, Hawthorne & New I and 159 4 2 llir, AC. pool, J&cuni. .._._..., ( ·101) bltins w/2car prk'g. No bdt H:i ba. carpeted. bit- pvt patios. Pnn. only . orSo Bay area? Maybrook sauna, tennis. $310 mo. ---------pets310Victoria642-2164 In a. $2 7 5 · C a 11 $154.SOO. WIU PAY CASH!! 2·3 Bdrm houses. Mesa Gemini Realty 839-6023 Ownr/agt 751-ll54 Blurfs· 2 BR •"""'· Lge 3 BIG' 213/620-4830. 7:30-UAM. David Bourke Realtor Ph. Tom O'Allessandro del Mar. $465. Westside. · ·• ~. · MESA PINES 546-9950 $425. Call 546-5880. ask GREAT 3 br, 2 ba, frplc , Woodbridge 3br, 1 ~ ba BR. fam. rm .. 5750 mo. 2 Br $315. Pool, jacuzzi, bdr. 2 ba. qt st. Carpet· T.D. PROPIRTIES for Leslie. dshwhr. pot>o. fncd yard. Townhouse. $410 m o. Pools. Bkr. &44.0CW udults. no pets. 26'6 ed. carport, priv. stor. --------• (213) 6'14-6907 or 1714) Kids & pet ok. $435. 552-1947 E.u.TILUrr 8 Harla Ave, CM. <Mesa ,Re_ason __ ._1_s1_-9408 __ e_v_ea __ 171 UNts C 1.2 &3111 5'MH!201 anytime or (714) 964-25fJ6 A<n f ~ rr - $2,950.000. Owner will &a6-5221a!tGPM S95Bach. FreeutJI 6.,no ee LaguMleoch 3248 Avail. now. 3 bdrm. GREAT RECREATION: Verde Dr E. off Harbor taoning 1 BR. garden finance at 9112% with Furn. Sm fee557-0824 S24S 2br kids/pet sharp ••••••••••••••••••••••• smgle level Bluffs Plan ,_B_lv_d_.);....54_9-_24_4_7 ____ aFt. pool, rec area. $255. 25.5% down. 7 yrs old. R...tah •HOMEFINDERS• S350 3br kids $165 l br + OCEANFRONT 3Br, 550 "'Linda'". end unit. Adult Swimming. saunas, 2 SUf'ER MICE 7lOW.1BthSt. ~ 000 gar, sm fee 557-0824 Cliff Or N Laguna $650 home in best early area. health clubs, billiards, L----------. grosst.ncome. •••••••••--.•••••••••••• 3 bdrm. H~ ba. s tone •HOMEFINDERS• mo. (213ls76-2723eves New carp . fresh paint; night-lighted t ennis •Lockedgar.w/lg stor. utiful . near new 2 br, M A L 0 Y Ho.esfwllished frplc. gar. s mm to l>ch. spotlessly clean! S72Sper courts. Pro & pro shop, •D/W, patio. lndry rm deck /patio. gar . $340. INVESTMENTS ••••••••••••••••••••••• shopping & sch ool~. •VACANCIES• Wallc to beach. lovely 2 mo. golfdrivsng range, party •Specialcabinet space mo.962-8118 Carlsbad (714) 729 U29 la6ooP..-...a 3107 $425/mo 645-1S98 HOMES·APTS·DPLXS bdrm 2 ba $600 mo. paid Agent640-5560 room. •Gas heat, gas cooking ----------1 .. ••••••••••••••••••••• •LOW REN1'• ulll.213/968-3761 FUN ACT! V !Tl ES: gas hot water all free. br, Cprl. patio. gar. S350 Adult6, no pets. 292 A East 16th Place. SAM CLEMENTE ON TIIE BEACH',! 3 bd. 2 ba. Cam rm. Mesa 557-0t124 Homermders ----------1Plush 3 BR. 21,.) ba. 40· Fulltime director. rree •Adults, no pets. $32S3br2bamoresmfee Verde, avail July 1 V1ctoria-Laeun~ Beach boatslip, l'"Jblkstobcb. Sund b h BBQ' 1Br$270,2br$310 IEACH TRIPLEX •CONSUMER'S GUIDE $450 I mo NO p ETS 3 Br, 2 ba, bltns. cpl, drps, house. 2 bdr. frplc. ocean Yrly 675-6775or67~8018 lripsa,y P;~~lce~. spo:t Month to month Spacious. sparkling 3·2·2 645-4900 646-3627 & gardener. els to scbls. view, steps to beach ssso t~·-amen•6 *·more'. 2323 Elden Ave, C M. 1 n top I oc at 1 o n at shop"g & bch S4601mo. lse 843--0666 l blk to bch, pool, 3 br. """.. "'"' 00-7605 •VAIL. JULY IST 2 br townhouse $375. Adults, 646-2010. $157.500 eon.o .. Mer 3122 1~Mesa. l br, petok. $325 <714 > 960-1417 $S50, no pets. BEAUTIF'ULAPTS: 8£RTJIAHENRY ••••••••••••••••••••••• mo. -----Emerald Bay ; nearly 642-993l or960·2183 Singles, 1&2 bedrooms. REALTORS 645-5295 3 bdrm, 2 .ba, New crpt, sand frontage ; 5 BR. ---------Furn. & unlum. Models Br apt w/encl. garage.'-~__;_ ______ _ $280. mo. 19t2 Wallace. 645-51216 or 637 ·5895 21SDel Mar 492-4121 F•t--'=-YI-w yrd, nr Marin a Iii Lease $2250 Mo Agt S..Ca....tlh 3276 opendaiJy 10to7.Room--'"' ss $4 1:> mo Avail 7 -1 49'1·1177 ••••••••••••••••••••• mate service avail. No "---------- fro m this partially CHARMING 3 BR 2 Ba, 892-4659 S3953bronbeach,sundk. · d S ewly dee. 2 br w/gar 112 UNITS Fanta s tic pride of -ownership with spenda ble' Four years new. m the pnme Ca nyon Crest .are-<1 of R1 vers1de. Pnced for fast sale at o nly ~.tm.000 Call Dane at 752 1920. d ( I "A75 A ---------1 --Hil 3250 Vl r eai.e require · orry' ....,~_ New "Pts •-ti'I". WLr furrushed 2 Bdrm & en P c, .,... mo. gent. -,--' ew sm ee. 557-0824 ad I on1 ...., ~ "' " home. Older adults onJy. 646-3255 S200 3 br homt.! Todays ••••••••••••••••••••••• •HOMEFINDERS• u ts y, no pets. pd. 2176 '"D" Placcnua . ..__ ________ _ S750/moyrly spc1al.Smfee5570824 View Condo Lag una 0 Akwood 636-41201 SM-F · •llOMEFINDERS• "'II 3 B 2 b 2 Lse ·ocean view condo, Garden A"""'.,....ments . On The W.-&-.. Very dean 3 Bdrm, 2 ba -·--YI age. r. a, gar, 3Br. 2'h8a, 2 car garage, ... --.:;t.j.._.... Lge I br, pauo & pool. UTCT N 1 c e ya rd . Gr cat 2 RR 1 'l'l Ba condo. refng, AIC. ten, 3 pools. 2 patios. s pectac ular sisO~~ne ial \7thl Adults only No peL-;. 1887 1-'-------''----- Prestigious condo with neighborhood. $475/mo l'arport, pool, kids ok. S45o 529-0384 <213 > view. $425 mo. 498·2168 &45-0SSO Monrovia . $235. 548-792.4 pnme Bay, Ocun & Jet-771-0495 $345. Evs wlmds 962 0678 _33.l-_77_is ______ ---------"•--lleeeltl~ ty views. f\111 secunty ---------• --1 __ .,...__. 3252 S-Juan -..-· Late, bright, airy & new 2 bldg, Pool and dock for 3 BR, 2 ba. 3100 Samoa. Super! S2SO fncd yd patio _,...-..,_. Capistrano 3278 l700 t6th St br & 2 ba. frplc. pool & ' 9UAIL PLACE 50 ft boat. 2 Bdrms, 2 Kids OK No ~1ngles peL~ pool sm lee 645·4900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 Dover at 16th 1 jacUUl. Adults. no pets. Br, cplS, drps. kid~ ok. baths. f\&lly furnished. $<W.644·1836 •CONSUMER"SGUIDE 2Br,28a, den Ad ltcomm . 3 BR de r I r ·d _ •---642-•8•17•0 ___ ~.548-0til no pet!> $2:'15. mo ~ avail Aug 1. $525/mo · ed n. l'J> c. nc up 64~2274 $LSOOWATE/mR°..!RrOlyNTlea,s1e0.MES $335 3 br s undeck kids + SUPER DELUXE 661-2179. grade yard, gas hre $450. 3 br, 2 ba. s pacious.._ __ _ PRONIUES ... CO,. T1f l:JO, .M.I 63,. 00 • petSSmfee645-4900 ~ 4br 2 ba lge patio nng,$450,837·5327 new 2 s tory, 2 car Br 2 Ba. most ut1ls pd. 1-14 •CONSUMER'S GUIDE ludstpet.5 sm fee 645 4900 3Br. 288. view, nu crpt. B 2Ba STEPS TO IEACH garage. f)-plc. yard. :\1o. to mo. S300. Adults •CONSUMER'S GUIDE gd family area. no pets 2 r, · tenn1s, view. 2 Br&guest. Penin $500 TSLMgmt 642 1603, only 622 Hamilton, ________ ....... Oft leoeh 3140 WOW!! Ref's r eq S47S/m o. Duplex. pnvate. 2 car SUMMERREHTA&. 645-0314 $150 4br 2br J UCUlZI WALKTOBEACH 499-3686. gar.$38S.496-4330. Bayfroot. 4 BR. 2 ba. on Nlce2 bdrm. big kitchen, ---f 0 R A L +sauna frplc d lw gar $4104br2ba fncdydpauo ·~ l!.....-......t 3255 Santo.Ana 3280 bigbay.$850Week wood beam ce1l1n g~ VLLAMEDERA F 2Bdrm,\Yabaadult con-h s f &t5 900 garsmfee645-4900 Maer-gnnl thruout. carpt!tcd, no 2 9 2 b tlpd ATHERS do. Pool, tenrus. 1acuui. s•Car0eN.SUmMeeER'SG-4UIDE •CO:"lSUMER"SGUIDE ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ts/ tuld e 646 1751 r. a. some u I ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pride of ~wnus h i p Nr Hunt. Hrbour $350 -----On the lake 3 br. 2 ba, S2402br, kids fenced pe c r "...:...___ Encl. garages. Couple ( I PhOAl\ 0 R~ Gal I r 557 l\O'>A I ,, 1 b pref Children ok. No custom ourp ex, over ......,..171 Rftttals Gator.!! o:nn11S ore ! A1C, pvt spa, club & lake pauos sm ee . ..._.. ...... e r apt w gar m 15 pet:. S3IU 2324 Elden looking H unlsni:!lon 1-_--.,--~-... ---3-1-.. -8 We have lOOO'sof houses, We have lOOO'sof hou~es. pnvgs. $645. 871·3889 •HOMEFlNDERS• urut complex. :"o pet:; .+!arbour w1ocean view . ......,_. ... --.. d 1 s apl' ow 11 $245 lst. l~t. dep ti75 6125 645-l~ ____ _ Open Ho"'"e Sat 1-6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• dplxs. apts now. a II Jl x . ~ n . a Minion Vi..&n 3267 ... , areas, all prices. Sm re~. areas. all pncc:; Sm foe -1-F,."''"'ASTIC 5 BR 2 8 Br. upsl:.urs. nr shop- 17071 SANDRA LEE HB Nuelegant2 br. fam rm. 3 Use our f ree phone Use our free phone ••••••••••••••••••••••• r~I~' O/W cpts drp:· AT BEACH ,!' Prev1'ew Qpen'1ng ping Very clean. neat. HAPPY FAT HER 'S ba, OCD vu. pool & jac. service.Open7days 9.7• :.ervice Open7dnys97 ~3brrentopUon! • • • · · SIM>ruce complfurn avail 7 l $230, r efs. DAY LwSSSOmo.640-8558 •Consumer"sGwde View!Sm ree557-0824 move nght In. 5450 mo. $200furnpool +more ~"' J 9A225 5563900 •~r's Guide 645-4900 •HOMEFINOERS• 964-2560. agent S200super lbr uUJ pd me8tiB.AU ..... u ~-54 ..., . • Lovely ocean view 2 bdrm 645-4900 Oc I J home. Yrs lease. wa"· ........ rt•-h• 3269 T•tin 3290 •CONSUMER"S GUIDE cupancy ate une AvaJl. luly l, E /Side 2 BR -._.. ~· 3 BR condo, Bolsa Chica & IWwpoF _.oc 645-4900 Bachelor $2.50 l Ba. newer, Adlts, no bch $545. 494-8656 3Br +.ram rm. l-•Ba. bit-Warner $410 + SlOO sec .. ••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 Bdrm $285 pets. S»O. 675-5312 H.wporthoch 3169 ~~~~~~~orl~atb;r"~r1~ 892·2024 NOFEE!Houses.condos. 3 ~~~~~~~~ck, Oaily/weekly rentalstart-28drm.1ba $320 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call l!Ac,1809. du p I exes . Rent a I S ing Fri 6/16. 1 Br, hv rm. 2 Bdrm, 2 ba S3SS Bachelor $250 mo. great .,..., Nice upgraded twnhse. 3 Pavilim . 675--4912 Bkr. frplc. teps lo water 32' kitch Nr bell. $2.50 wk Beautiful park-hkc al-E·side loc ---------•1Wat.erlront Lldo Is le mon· BR. Ill'J ba. nrbch. cplS & pvt slip available. $765 Call 834·9500evs960-2785. mosphere. pool. spa Ex-759·1131 --------~-1 thly. 4 br (213)270-4547 Bzonyownreror'o3rff!Ror. lslm2blab.usc1~ drps.S340mo.892-L372 Open! BuylJke rent,4 Br, lse or lse opt. Cal\ cellenL location near -tldlstriat/ or (213)934--0920 '" 3 ba, Jacuzzi. etc. 1712 642·3033. a£ler 7pm Newport Island sm 1 br, ~on Beach 3840 Pr~'( • 100 o,.yfront condo. lrg 2Br. ness & home c.-ombmed 3 BR w/fam rm. kid~ OK, Highland. $325,000. 675-121.5 single mature adult, no beAdaucl~:.s.nsohopp:t~.g,Ope~c~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• --r-· °" Afl bltns. lrg liv rm. fnc.-d 00 pelt; No fee. $195 mo. h """"* 631 0900 t.s y l ~"" Uul •n••••••••••••• •••••• 28a. btrully rum, slip yd, children welcome Sun &Sea R E . 536 8514 ome . .._. · Wntminstff 32f8 pe · r Y ~ mo. daily 10.6 2250 Vanguard * * * * * lndustnal acre. ests1de avail. adlts only Mon-Avail 9/1 at s.sg5 1724 SEAVIEW ........... •••••••••••• included 673-3801 Way <At intersection of LARGE 3 BR single level Costa Mesa Almost last thly rentaJ. 675-6715 or Tusun Ave. 645-8893 Be~tsJul 4 bdrm house llv Unobstructed view of Terrific 3 br, 2 ba, frplc. liCJ Canyon Ead Santa Isabel & Newport owncn unit Xlnt loca one avail. Phil Sullivan, 67S-80l8. rm.~rung, ramtly , utsli· ocean and Newport dshwbr. crpts. Move Completely decorator Blvd,C M /~0-9626 tJon.ntar schools&:shop· RJtr.548·2_1_0J_. ____ 1Summerrentalsby week ICIDS/PETSOK ty. 3 car !'lara~e Nr Beach. 3BR. 3ba. New, right in' Etc. $445. furrushed. 2 br. 2 ba, Clean 1 BR apt. S200 ~!::.~r a~4::S~:;~·o;:~ lohforSa&. 2200 -ormonth,2 &3Br '5 from ~1r!g~t:,~·1e~a~~ ~i::~-~8~~~0·2 full security. Tennis. 964-2566.Agt.nofee. washer, dryer . frplc. 2 QwelBackBayarca.280 alS46-U7l ••••••••••••••••••••••• $225/wk Owner.675-6775 646-4848•675.8258 jacu zzi. s wimm in g . Closetofrwys.abr,2 ba. cargaragew/auloopnr . OelMar.213/598·1246 "***** MULTIPLE zoned lots, or675-8018. ---------13 br. 2 ba. crpti;, dri>s . $000/mo consider lse opt. cpt.s drps etc Avai\ A!C. lge patio overlook· --rnE VICTORIAN" -----oeed partner or builder. ---------13 Br. 2 ba. 1112 yrs old. bltns. children. Close to Agt/Owner. Ask for Rod N . · $iOS '964-2566 A t. ing golf course & much 2 Br wigar, adl•p. cpts, SHARP. beach, 2 & 3 BR . .., • .,"""" Fnc'd yard. no pets schools. shopping. No at(714 )325-2996orD~an °rw. · g, m ore . $1000. mo . "" rrpl d1 sb wa s her ""'"""""' Hc.Msu..fw1'ished at 1714) 832-5144. SpeciYy no ee. 64-4-0509. drps. r~nge, fncd yd • . • · OFRCEILDGSITE ••••••••••••••••••••••• $500/mo.751·6155 ~~·~l Beach. $425 SeaviewHome. ~Ftll"llishedor S-C:S.-ltte 3776 w/palio.wtrpd.$265 667 garage,pauos.960-2358_ Huntington Beach G••ral 3202 DESIRABLE• BIG CANYON 2 BR + Utt,.,.dwd 3300 ....................... Victoria. 636-4120, I 5 LIVE Near The Beach' 27,000 sq. ft. lot near ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOME 3p~s23~.r1~c7sk":;;o& den. fantasllc golf crse •••••••••••••••••••••••DUPLEX, l BR. l ba, QUICK IN CasadelSol Pac1f1ca llosp1tal. S •lLOOOO~s ofREvNTaA~c•s 2 8R.lBA.Largehv -Paul1'n e. 846-7947 . vu $850. 547 -7044 ·,DRAMATIC,nu3bd.2"" newly refurbisbed.avail Newtnhses.2br.l ~ba, Beautitul AdultApts Pomts Shop. Cntr & Ci VIC ac n~ I Hr d n c d b 2 t "'P N b h L Gas & Waler Paid Center. Sl3S.ooo. •HOMERNDERS• rm w • oors. Pl • 893-654l • 640-8}58 a. s y ... · r c -g .July 1. S260 & $280 , E-s1de. Cpts, drps. all Drape b f: a r b d Is P. yd SS75-S625. 648-1035 831-9950or 661-3606. bltns. fncd patios. Sml 21661 Brookhurst. HS David Bourke Rltr LLAREAS+AJI pnces garage. waterrurn PRJMELOCATIONJ DR Dock. Plush 2~. aJI like Condolllifti...s chtJd & pel ok. Only $375 •62-6653 546-9950 •557·0824• ADULTS NO PETS 2 Ba. OJce big yard. on ne w. Jge patio, frplc. UttfurN'9Md 3425 _...._.__.... mo. Drive by 2536 Santa 2Br. children welcome. 00 ., Ca c Lo LIFETIMESERVlCE RATE REASON A~ Shorewood Or HB $450 adults. no pets. Lse $750 -r.-~_..._... Ana Ave then cal I o>g nyon ustom l . Good mall 23 offices Across rr Country Club er mo. Scoit Re alt mo + secu r ity dep. ••••••••••••··~··•••••• _..._.__ pets, surtmg at $24S mo Divorce cause!! immed 1 f'EE then FREE for 275 Mesa Or. Ph :>48 6706 ~7533 Y 675-2298 2 bdrm. 2 ba. smgle stcy ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mi-0282. ...:~:...:_~_7 _____ _ sale. $350,000, 975--0l28 ••LIFE•• end unit. Npt. Terrace GeMf'lll 3802 1 Bdrm $210 Homes apts dplices bachs Mesa Verde. 3 bdr l'h ba 3Br 2'hBa 4 t)lks to bch Bluffs condo. 3 br, 2 ba, $460. /mo 548-8038 ••••••••••• •• ••• ••••••• New crplS & cl.rps MEAR IEACH Forever 180 degree white water vi~ldg. s1te 10 , $95bach..freeutil! family home. $450 mo. d~twn. 422 & 424 Hlth one level end unit. Best . 12621 Flower Street, 751-1514 eves &CJYICCDCTER Sl651brsharp+gar Gardenersncl.:>493587 St Lse.536-7271 1960-1032. loe. schls, s hop'g . 2Br. gd location. clea.n. Garden Grove. Large BRAND NEW. Spac1ou3 prest1g10 P ortof1n Laguna. $1 000 Bkr. S2452brkids.petsok 6404933. decorated. Call Bill one bedroom townhouse 2 BR. bltns . D /W , deluxe3 &4Br.AJlbltns. S200lbrbeach area SJ60 2 BR, 1 ba w /gar. Dean.213-427-697<1 . cl08e to shopping. Laun-balcony, gar. adlt.s, no frplcs. gar. lge yd. 520 $3754br kids pets gar . Fncd yd, fruit trees, lrg l"IM 3244 Nwpt lights. Brand new 3 T ~ d r >' r a c 111 ti es No pets. 548-4291 . 645-9857 Yorktown . Just West of OCEAN VIEW LOTS Call today & move! cov pal. 736 Weelo <nr ....................... bdrm. 2\l'l ba. Frplc. o.':........~~ ... _... 3525 children: no pets.° Call Beach Blvd. 960-2219 or 499-a5or492-814~ 19th & Pomona). Avail ---------DIW. 2 car gar. many ex---WaJter at (7l4l 891 l0\3. Exquisite 3 Bdrm. 1500 sq 536-1718 • '"<I to 10 acre lots . la6oo l.a-d 3206 now. tras. $575/mo. 642·7089 ••••••••••••••••••••••• fl plush home like apt . ...:..:.::....:......:..::.. _____ _ •Wide street frontages & •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• THE RANCH 2 bd. 2~ ba. e ncl gar, lc6oa lsla.d 3106 Cstm drps. Pvt 2 car gar. •LONG BEACH 1 Br Slv, lgenat bwldsng areas. WAMTED 3Br. 2Ba. huge mstr swte. ~2brsharp gar pix $320 patio, frplc. No pets ••••••••••••••••••••••• E/D/O. backyard. wood refng. $185 Utsl pd •l-'rom S69.000to$159,000 hardwood Ors. rrplc. big Sharp executive 4 br. 2br super cottage or trvme. $l2.S/mo 581-6985 1 bdrm 1 ba fireplace lrg burning rrpk All extras Adu 1 t s. n 0 p ets . ·~ Ftnancmg~ year IALIOAISLAHD yd. $485 mo. 673-6.136 or family room, frplc. air beachsmfeeSS7-0824 afl6 · ti ~ · & Mes a Ve r de $550 1714)833-8974 tnt.erestonly. 2or 3 Bdrmhomeorapt, 642-0282 cond. Near te nn is. •HOMEFINDERS• pauo,u l.mcl.Nucrpt 751-8888 •An excellentinvestmeot annual lease. Nice. Pvt S575·mo Purchase-h;e . 2Br + panelled den, pnt. $ot2.5. yrly. 6?S.l859 ----------tSpadous 3 bdr 2 ba. sun· opportunity tn one of party.6'12·5255. Mesa Verde-4 bdr. ram. opuonav111I. Westclift,lovely3br.2 ba. 2~Ba. pools, tet.nis & lcAooP ..... a 3107 Lrg 2 BR. qwet mature porch. garage. kids OK.. Orange County's m ost dln, jacuzzi, children & Cam-rm. els tosdtls. Call jacuni.dbl garage w/op· ••••••••••••••••••••••• adult, nr shopping. No 1315 avail now. 2 bdr prestig1ous planned com-lc6oa ,,....... 1207 pets a cceptable $600 ()ntu 848-2320. nr. close to So. Coast 3 BR. 2 Ba, fplc. encl gar. pets. $240. 642-3153 avaiL 7115. $259. 847-0967 mun.itie:;. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 536-9543 "'21 Harbor Vu Hm, 3 bdr 2 ba, Plaza & fwys. C.M. $500 yrly lse. No pets. eA.st~-•--'-3140 , ... ,.._._ •--'" la~o For Ul!onnallon contact IAYFROMT CONDO Sml 2 BR S3lO. 2 BR S3SO tuCJYf''' •• pool , spa. lg yard. (mo. mo 645-380'7 559-7194 ,_..-...-__." • -·11'1111'--_._.. .. Manners Po1nl Sales • ···u"" l BR, 2 ba un1·t "'d •-OK •· J ) $800 I I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....... •J n> .,. pet . Isl"' ~ec. w mo rir mo. nc . OCE ...... varw ~ter w/vtew. Avail monthly, <-•G .,..,.5 gard •-ut I Va"anl -"" "' $."i7S. Lovely large 3 Br (714)49&0200orR3J-9122 or leas e opt. $595. .... .,.,,.. MeWll«tC..._.. · "' · " · 2Br, 2Ba. professionally bllns, {pie. Close to l>ch. ,4~53 ~~~d;;~.OK. ~0·0325 d ecorated. fireplace. s hops. dining. Yrly . ......._ DeMf"t, 640-2!18l EXECUTIVE HOME 64 5357 Of' sundeck, patio. 2 car Adlt.s.833·3307 : 673-7<r77 RftOf't 2400 Corofto .. M• 3222 M £SA v E R 0 E 67S.7U3 Bllul, immac. 3Br, 28a garage. Secured adult ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• UFESTYLE ---------•! HarborVuhomelnpark-complex w /jacuzzi & ~ blk fr bch. 2Br yrly, Charmlng 3 BR Big Bear Spectacular tfarbor View 4 BR •. Fam i 1 y Rm . like setting. $700/mo. party room. No pets. M2S/ mo. 3Br. yrly. $475/ cabin. Has everything. lrg l BR,S475 mo. Formal Dining Rm, 3 RENTALS 673-8120. $475 /rnonth. 493-9102. m o . 7 14 -689-7730 / Pnced lo sell at only 97S-0927bet9&5. baths . 2800 sq .fl or 38R,28a ...... SS00/6'0 AskforAndN!a. 688-6509.714·683-63'10.ext $39,900.COAST&COUN--------I I ur II 0 3BR,2V..88 ......... SGOO LIDOISU ~ 3600 _2.88_. _____ _ TRY Rc-Al.T°"'. 646 °181. 2 BR + den in Irvine Ter-spac ow; ux ¥ vsn.,.. •BR 2•~ 0 -"'"" lft"""""' ., • .., N 1 t •. t N .. . T2 on .••••••• --Charming cozy 3Br BR 2 .. _ N ,.._..,..,..... fplc, p vt yard ewpan snw ou · cw !)BR,2•;Ba. ... $600 2& Sl650 yrlylse Avaii ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• ~. • .,... r ·-~.,.,.. L.arg~ ~ 8R_C3b' i to beach, ~~~s7,caping . Agent 3 BR. ~ba. N.B. . $650 lm~ed.6'73·54504. · 2 sty, spac 3 BR. 2 ba. 2 !!,.er.._s•50 mo. yr1y · Bear all J>UlC.Jnl..l . 7f.~rr-.........,. -• - -----quar apener...hulc u, .... ........., nr goll & sk'hng. fliO~?t::M!'.=ESI::::::.:..::.::.:.:~-J + LC*'" b ~-New 2br 2ba ~I! $460. i590: NB. nr New""tt"!'IMo1:1o----..._.-............. _--3-1~2=2 ~ .-..t · .... ' ..o1 Hw"-"" 2-Jlr. l ha.. t;' r 1•ome, cpt.s, !!Iv. ...,., ,,... _.. _ .., .. "'"&'"· ""91 C94•uult; $425/mo. Frpl. polio. n rr11r. rnt! . ~tftl'l!~= Sehl. Aft 4pm· 963-3254 •tHH•~~ .. ::,·•••H• o.t of COllllty blt.ns. Call 873-3022. 9dlts. S2tWmo &W-9806 , ,_..,., 2550 Newport Hta, 3 BR, 2 ba, Afie lwllh fvnllllMd ... ; ••••••••••••••••••••••• ColtaMtt.o 3224 "'--p·....t-a 3226 fam rm, pat .. dbl gar .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• n;-61 ---------•1•••••••••••••••••••••• • .,.... uwrr SSi2S 6(2 79(5 a.... 1.a.d 37 06 'n. P.ti.Plac...OC•-5de Tranquil Panoramic •• .. •••••••••••••••.... etc. · •••u•••••••••u•••u•• " J,f!!_"Cd, 2&aBEOROOM View. 3 mstr sr. Bdrms. ~lbrra.r, e! Garaize HvHms 4 Br Montego.nr. Charmin& 2 llt, nr. ba)'. VA FHA 2 ~ b a . Fr p I c , u p um tt 557 0824 parks, achla & pool. Min l July 8tb to Z2n<1 ls land GARDEN APTS OA.RDENTOWNllOME balcony & ya.rd. Auto •HOMEYINOERS• 't513C.OtPll5l>t•lltVU'E yrlse$6'7S/mo833-18tU. Realty,673-1200. CORONA DELMAR 2CarGara~e:. gara«e opnrs DW. lrasb 2Br den 2Ba dbl ~r or The Bluff ail J l l 4 p • _... 1707 2 Br TownhouAe. frplc. I "'l~tt ... comp, beautifully cpl'd & .. .: ... -a.· ..,,.,.; mo. e'ber •~--or b e opt. 38r, 2~ BR I •·av u yd. d .... a sea• p~•. ·--'-.Some -can """" ~ .. d ed th l o l ,.. ... w ...,,., ....,.._ • mmac upgra e ••••••••••••••••••••••• """ ""'...... ~ f.n 1-757· I 623 rflp Tu-ou · n {. R.E 493-1766 b a town h o u • e o o condo, 2 p1tl01. n.r pooJ, szso 2br walk to bc-ach + " Catallna vlewa. Close SSS-0/mo. 0 see ca I Desfleld 1rffllbelt loca-9650mo.d7-Ul4 _1_,_ ..... ~900 to Fublon llland" Cl.Ile ---------• 673--2282. aToro 3212 tlon Avail lmmed .. _,. '" .............. beech.8'4-21811 Beuufw wawrical Home 3 BR. 2 ba +den. 1..t>ue. •••••h• .. ••••••••••••• SUS/mo. Own /.llkr Bluff& 3 BR. 2~ ba, llv -•~CO:;::N~S:U:M:E~R:,.:'S~G~U~l~D;:E;i~~~~~~~~~~ WJthnl~renlA.lparkllkt 41.8 Fiowtr St. $650 mo $.'llUbrkJdadbl 1ar Pool ~~..:..:...·S880~------nn. lam rm. di.a rm. nr c........ 3724 ...w.nt oa 2~ at. fenced, Alt. 631.-am fee ~ 08:24 pool. l800 mo, W-2262. ••••••••••• ••• .. •• ••• •• Luz I BJt, 2\.\ Ba, rront W\\b fruit \reW". lots ol •HOMEVINDEllS• UNIV PARK .. br, a"' ba. 'JC.f74'7 ... A ----1r UP cWplcx. New cpta. patk>. -N .,.1 ln beautdecn'd hm w/frml ~v ...,_ -m-7513• ... •xtra•. ear .... a ore REAL ruce 3 br, z ba dine. super 10<'. nr. pool, HvJlm.a 4 Br. comm pe>ol, Stodlo. l bedroom pr,-· •·· f::·~ ~C:· ~r!:s ~SELL ldle l~ma wll.h a w/frptc. dahwbr, kids " ~. smbeUa fl comm lae/lM optJon. f150/mo Maldaervice,pool Studio. Charmin& ti 11..:.r ... 3Je OallyPUotClasaifltdAd pOt.. Avail. DOW. 143$ park. IMO/mo. Call w/aardener. $700 Vl /OUt. 2S16Newpor\81,C.M. MCludan.Adltaonly. Yr- ltt ~. ~A&t.nolee. 5Sl-4m Call&tG-0111 Ml•97S5orMWl6? tJ.CaU....-t .. Kennybunkport? Wasn't he the Ambassador from Australiaunder Teddy Roosevelt? ~fl()~ If you're not sure who (or what) Kennyounkport was. don"t feel bad-you·re not alone ~nnyt>unkpOrt Is one of 14 d1st1nct1ve~ different apartment floorplans at Seawmd Village lf"L. Hu~tington Beach. Seawina Village .is a result of tot.111y personahiea pro~o~~nl'lll\Q" _ _ The kind of attention you deserve A penect bfencf orila~re an1fll~ nestled In a forest w1lh babbhn9 brookS and quiet poodS. cooled by natural ocean breezes. Add to that tennis court5. swrmmmg pools, •' Jacurn and a convenient location near shappmg and employment and you·ve got a place anyone would proudly c.all home (Even Kennybunkportl) One and t'M> bedroom. one and two bath lldutt apartments from S270.00 ~Ytii-~U~ ""~ 1 SSSS HUtltl\'IQtOO Vllligf Unt ~ntlngton BNdl. CA C114) ege..996' From tht S4n OlfOO FrHMy anve not1h 9fl Beadt to MtFIOdln.11'1111 west on Mcf~ to~no ~· Fuml$t1!11i15 •va1~ •Open cs.1ry 10 AM t11 d_.. L t .. Af • haab .,...,_, OM....... .-4000Mcea..t.1 4400 Office..... uoo ............... 4450 ....... Sunday, Juno 18. 1978 DAILY PILOT 0 J 3 •••••••••••••••••••••• I' ........ ,. .... •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• e>,,CllmlllCllClli~t ..... mHtv, 5005 rtllOFISSIO~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• luaJMti ...................... HUNTlNGTON l..ANDMARK CONDO, 3 8R J &a. wttbar. pool 4t rec 18C'il ~. Coata le Wallau.~ aa&o1c AL10ENTAL 5400 ft cl'-.a. • ._.. R••-y °''~ soos ~ven room sww 141 ....,_, •., _,..'"" ••••••••• •• ••••• ••••••• EXECUTIVE Row I Sbowplareot town D1-UTORSH1• ~ h>Lo. 5025 .... ..., ....................... ,.,... .... , &.o.t&·,.... Ci)UICK CASH ....................... . ftC + rteC'ptJoo area M•aa V•-'• Dr Pl1t"• .,,..... ,.. • • ts.50/rnClOlb .. """" .. PABTOR Jl'ULJ..TJME WALTDISNEY Prta= offln •p•« I• titewport J-W. Yfflh Co l&!:S Mesa X!,.rde Dr E.. tmmedla~ opeolnga in J~RY M• .a. ... 5 Id/ ...., ,.,....., ~ ,...,, -• "m Orange Co. and or 1ur .,..,...... """" tel•,.._. ._....,_ Ut'VIU, c-Ottfl't Hee 4tt-J2l7 491-0HO S4$-41.?.:} rounding t.owns 'or dia SSS S2m 2br J \.1tbo pool 1 Kida Gar Sm rM 64S-4.900 •OONSUMER'SOUIDE row. ldtdlea, be•'"'99• Ill o.,1Dll.t ~ Koll·lrvineCea~r tributoN. NJ retail out S T Y L E S 8 V Mnb, dlcblHilt & upy -•' 1a. tr.vii Execut.lveSuUes CANN~RY VILLAGE leta .,,. &ecu.red by <.-om MICHEL.LE. a division t I _.... ttl ,\IJ si:r.e suites now avail. 413 31st Street pany ot a naUonaJ eompany. is c:oai•tHta, c o•p• or a.~ ty1MH "9· l l82-400 sq. ft.> Rent in· 870' w /parking NO SEl.UNG n o ~ o 11er1 n a d 1 s Ctc.e to beaeb. 3 br, 3 ba Co•pll'h went.rt .. MrYic:.n av..W. en cl Recept .. phone ans. RETA1LSTORE Vo u m • v be c ome tnbut.onhlpa 'or ~hls fast frplc, encl. gar. Coed •oadied. ,...._ $290,.... "'°' util .. jarut«taJ. maU & Lease by Owner dittnbutor ror oallonally movmg. highly lucrative pauo, dshwbr. SC30. 21702 coffee se.rv .. con! .rm, 675-6909orSU.9160 advenaaed claarettes: product lme. Ch.sldren·s Broothurst llG2-0778 c• 1714t 752-7'70 lOWlge. lutch f"Vll" Marlboro. C1a m e ls, jewelry manufactured 2 BR 2 Ba, condo. w/fplc, p~. ucret.aria serv. on Salems. Kools. Kent. unde1 a Walt Disney Pl>OI · it premius. (714)549-95e5 Pall Mall, etc. You may Uc:ense sells qulck and July' i~ui3o 1335· Ava SlllLIP'-9 C:...... keep your present job, retums qwck profits. We --------._ 4000 S....r a..tds 4200 EXP ANDING 787 Spac.e foolo a.... start part time & expand provide company SHA.RP/NEW 2 BR, 2 b11, ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••,..•••••••••• Fully serv. otc apace C4 o. Woods to full Ume laler if you secured locations. in frplc, gar., no children. Room w / kitchenette Oceanfront. ~Br upper.Un· Ill.arts at 67• sq ft in the 640-5470 desire. To qualify you vestment guanntee and S310. 962-7788 Mack l50 week & uc> st, very nsce. s ndeck. dynaauc Newport Beach must have aut.o, a fow muc·h. much more. Call bdr 548.9755 June/July open. 67H906. airport bus. area. Space hours spare Ume <days now for one ol lbe hottest 2carpo' 2rtba, dcoundltso, pool I, Bach apt new kitch ..., avail: 800-13,000 sq Ct & l\WrOJC, 400 sq. ft. C-2. 130 orentevesol> and cash invest· impulse s,tems sn the • 8 on y . Ambassador 1M in Co6ta ' • warebse sp. 32< t.q Ct E 17th St c •. ·t Q .... 0 m · marketp ace today S310. 955.3097 M ......., ff bo Ce blk to bch. Nwpt. Sips 4. Pro. M J·..i Cl k . • .,..1 e . .._... . P ' "'"' J ..,,,...7 Pho r t (fed 24 Ocean vfew 2 br. 2 b11, frplc. $350 mo. 208 19th. St. 962.8847 esa, ""'' • ar I'. n· (2l3)790-80l3 ~. gr ""Y ar • mo. DoyleS48·1168 Ml'u~ • • ••• • • •• •• • ... .,.. nes a e s a trally located. 235 rooms . 81J3.8813 or stop by Corn PLAN ll ......••. S3950 hours. MANY with kitchen, Npt ocnfrnt, l Br collage. merce Park, 4100 Birch. Storefron t , Newport PLAN 111 . · • ....... $6900 l-80MS2-76l I phone & TV. Swimming sips s 2 car gar avail . Penin. 750 Sq. ft . $450 For more informatton O..aATOR z4 pool, jacuzzi, and rec. 6/28 1108 . ti45:312S ; 2adJ.~cs.pvtent.~pprox Monthl\gent675-1642 send name. address a11d ___ _.._ ____ _ Kids ok, 3 br, 2 ba. $3'7S room. Daily & weekly 675-4216. 8x33 " 1350/mo. 1827 phone number to . mo. 7921 Holt St. 835-0211 rates starting from SS4 a Westcliff. N'S 631·0900 M ET R 0 P 0 L IT A N pager9373. week. Corona del Mar house. _.,.,Rll:.lo.ITI ... trfalR ..... 4500 TOBACCO COMPANY. 64.5·4840 Suitable for couple. J.'ully f"1llUIOIO ..,.... '· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cigarette Division 1123. ~ hoelt 3841 ---------furn. Lge patio. Outdoor We've got spnng r~ver al M·l space 1250' front of. PO Box 577 Rosemead, ••••••••••••••••••••••• FREE room & pnv bath, BBQ trees privacy. Lsdo Marina Village. fice, lge rear door. $240. CA91770. OCEANFRONT on bay, ocean view. pool. Acr~s from 'pvt beach. While it lasts we're offer· mo. 629 TermU1aJ Way, --------- DELUXE exch for 8 hrs !Jte hskeep-1275/wk 497·1727 •v msg in.g free rent oo beaut of· Unit 16, C.M. 646-0681 or AFFILIATE l & 2 BR from M20, utJI ing/wk tor person over or eves 675-2207 /see space overlooking 540 9352 incl. 646--0505 40. 675-8067. the Bay. Space from 200 . · INVESTMENT Lagu na . .,., block lo to l270 sq. rt incl. crpts, IUIU>TO SUtT GUARANTEE Newly decorated I BR. Room & .._,. 4050 beach, ocean view. FUiiy d rp s . A I C , 5 d a y 5,000 To 20,000 sq. ft. M ·G ocean view, fireplace, ••••••••••••••••••••••• furn. Sleeps S. 497·19S5 janilonal serv. & all util zone, C-Oeta Mesa $160 Nd Per Wk. covered parking, near Room & brd In xchange pd. TaJ<e advantage of WESLEYTAYLORCO PART·TIME village, beach. shopping, for cook'g, Ute hskp'g, UDO. Sandy beach. Lge 1 our spnng fever ... & free REALTORS 644-4910 Our latest program in churches. $350 month. for elderly man w/bch Br. s ips 4· New cond. rent offer. We'll pro· automatic merchand1s· 494·22A6 apt, M/F. Rel. 675-9347 S25C>/wk Min 3 wks. Agt. bably come to our senses Ing features the new pop· Ocean view. wood & glass, walk to bch & shops, 2 bd 1ba.499-4394, 494-8519 Newportlffch 3169 ••••••••••••••••••••••• NOW YOU CAN AFFORD NEWPORT BEACH Park Newport Scs:uecr Rftltds 645-S044 by summer Call or stop Rmtdt WClll'hcl 4600 top hot Coods. All are na· 42001·--------• by any weekda) bwtn ••••••••••••••••••••••• lionally·known brands 8:30&~:30. ' Resp. retired cpl seeking s u c b as H e s n l. • ••••••••••••••••••••••• PROMONTORY POINT June 15th to Sept 15. all or part. lBr & loft. cmpll- ly furn. Tennis crts, pool, activ11Jes. Agt 675-5626. Nu bayfmt prop w /pvt bch area. Upper lbr. frplc, wetbar S6SO wkly. Lower, 2br, frplc. wet· bar, $550 wk l y. 7141840-1879 or 846-7327 SUMMER REHT AL Lido Marina Village lSub-let or furn 1 BR apt, Campbell 's, Hormel. 3475 Via Oporto from July thru Oct. in Chef Boy·Ar·Dee. etc. All tat Nwpt Beach Blvd) NB area. Call Dr Sarlitt, ccounts are secured by <71~)675-8662 551.5383 evs/bel 9AM or us sn office bwldings. ofc. 898-34&4 schools, industnal plants •. and hospitals in your •NEWPORT ICH • House for 2 ad Its. Npl area. We need reliable For lease, attractive new Deb. lmmacula~ Clean-people in your area to cptd. office, approx 2000 ing Co. 759-0323, 759.0377 service these accounts . sq ft. comer local. win· W E P R O V I D E wROWPLAMTS FOi. PROFIT IN YOUR IACK YARD, IARN UPTO $12,000JYR. AB a back yard grower. you'll be provided with a greenhouse. s tarter plants. fertilizer. pot8, etc ... Everything you need to set up a small business in your back yard. PLUS ... you'll re· cesve the expert advice & sns trucuons or our h orticulturis ts. The plants you ratse wtll be bought from you under a five year program. This assures you of a defirute income & a ssures NAT I ONAL NURSERIES. INC. a continual s upply of plants. Cash required. $4,295 to SS.995. For m· formation. call now toll Cree. phones staffed 24 hrs/day. 1 800-325-6400 Operator 61 Great bay & ocean view. 2 BRs, 2 baths, dsnsng rm. & 18x19 view deck. Comm. pool.. jacuui, ten· nis cts. & health club f\im. & 1mrnac.! Avail. July & Aug., $2,000/mo IE·102) dows on 3 s ides, de Rental wanted by 7/1. 2 lg SECURED LOCATIONS corator blinds. Avail or 3 bdr m , gar ., wtd IN YOUR AREA . w/gar Rent $1150/mo. hookup. To S350. Sue, J N V E S T M E N T Tn·Co Realty64>-0621 wkdaysonJy833·5444 GUARANTEE. COM-............. A•:mc_... 5100 lsl & 2nd Trutl Deed ••••••••••••••••••••••• loam arranaed for an1 2 space• Karbor Lawn rellfOo. Cttdlt no pro-Blue Spru<'e Sl"chon blem. Borrow on the lo movuia. s:;;oo for both or <•rea1ed value of your muke oficr.~·2147. home Call today tor fast. ---------courteous La!onnat1on. lod& Fomd 5300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BAkAiM,~2: $100 Reward Licensed Home Loan UlST. Gold & white cat Brokers :servaog So withnofronlcla~inthe Calif. for 17 yrg. Cull our V1cm1ty ol Pake Road & n ea r es t o ff 1 c e . Grtssom in Laguna Hills. 714-837-37 44 Call 768-5416 or 9'J9.2SO() & ask for Mr. Pnce. 1st. ?nd & 3rd T.D.'s. Lo&t or Found a pet'.' Call Cred1tnoproblem. Animal A!fsutant'e 738-427 I League 537 2273. no fee. Arranged by Coast Home Loans Sho11 tem R.E. SSS's fast., any re85-0n. BUI Daven port, 549-9803. LOST· 6/9, vie Lakeside Rest or Newporter Inn. ladies Kamiltonwht gold wrist watch. REWARD: 4.93-4637. DOYOUNEED CASH? LOST: Green Parrot lll.2nd&3rd wtye llow head . Vie · Homeownerloan.s Waterbury Lane & arranged fast. Yorktow n ... H 8 Borrow $1000, $100.000 REWARD. 968~ flexible te rms. pas t . . credit no problem . Cu ll Lost: Airedale. Male, v1c. u.s no obligation Newport Bl /Orange, CM. STERLING FIN SVCS Call MiXJe Smith 979-8021 714/955-1610fbkr > ,_o_r 63_1._1454_· ------ LQIT· Samoyed lemale. NEED CASH?? all white. vic Newland & BUS I NES S & IN Yorktown, H.B. 1168-2491 DIVIDUAL loans avail or968-1130 for any purpose. $2000 to --------- Sl0.000.000. Call Sudol Lost 2 Irish Setters, I Assoc. 714 581·9415. Male, l Fem, yr old. Vic 115 Govt.Gttcr.Loans Shrf Ten11 Loans V..._..Capital New businesses. buss· 17th & Santa Ana St. C.M. Pis call owner. re- ward. 646-2844. FP FOUND: Austrnliao She puppy. approx S mo .. male. 645-1508 a.ft 12 noon ness acqws1tions or ex-Lo!:t: K.stten. grey Male. 3 =· any worthwhile mo. 6 / l 5 . 6 lo es . .._:·c~·-atf Magno lia/He il. FV ~ -°" 847·9926. Rew Call tor appt Interstate Business Services. 10-8 LOST : M lnsh !letter Mon-Frl, 9 -12 Sat. Undertyrold.Notags. 523~ Vic Cameo Shn. CdM. LUXURY APT LlVJNG Overlookmg The Water Balboa Bay Club, NB, col· lossal view of bay front 2 br apt, beautifully Hamel Perry 00·8235 ~:1~~~:;1 :le.:s~g~~ V-ac-atiOft--R-ftttal--•-4250 EAST 17TH ST CM Re I· ab I e. work i n g ' journalist needs one PANY FINAf'ICING. C>pporlMnity 5015 Mol..._ T t W H 0 LE S A L E ............ ~..........~ ra 5035 MI SS ING S iam ese/ Call 642-1729 EnJOY $750.000 spec· tacular sp a. 7 swimming pools, 8 Lighted courts. miles of bike trails, put· ung, shuffleboards. Sachs from $3-09.50/mo Also 1&2 bdrm plans 2 i.tory toll'Dhouses Elec ltstch. pnv patios & ba Ic on 1es. c rpts drapl"r1 es .parking, devatnr!> Opt.Jonal maid servsre Al Fashion Island, Jam- boree & San Joaquin JlJJls Rd For leasrng informal.Jon· 7 14/644· I 900 l:::astbluff 3 br. 2 ba, lge Dr Couture 7141645·5300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------KONA Hawaii 2 br condo, Fantastic Apt, overlook-sleeps 6 Famous white ing bay, dock avail., sands beac h. Owner pool. fplc. Sept only (714) 644-4986 $1250. 675-9877 ---------•Tennis Condo. Palm Spr-Nice 2br apt, i,.; blk to bch sngs. 3 Br. BcautsfuHy Newport. Sleeps 7. $195 furn. Pool, Jae, suauna. wk >tP (213) 790-8013 lighted court. pro m · GROUND R.OOR bedroom cottage or apt 500sq ft, AIC ofc, priv en· by July I in Laguna trance, util inc. $250/mo. Beach, Newport Beach _Bkr __ .67_5-_67_00_. ____ -t or Co6ta Mesa. $200 or Office suite, M. v , al less. Qwetness essential. Avery Pkwy. Deluxe. 750 Reply to Classlfied Ad sq fl. 55< sq fl. Prufer •t9'l. Daily Pilot., P .O. Mgmt. 831· 7444 Bolt 1560. Costa Mesa, ----i Cal. 92626 or telephone Executive Offices near 645-9301 OC Airport. all se .. v1e·es --------- av a ila b I e. $225 mo Businessjlmnt/ 752-2873 RnanC~ OCEANFRONT cottage. structor. Accept reserva· Charming, all conve· Lions for July thru Sept. ruences 4 br. 2 ba. or 2 _Off season rates 494 6480 br. 1 ba, l br, l ba. NB home. Bayshores, EXCEPTIONAL lusineH 67J..4417 available 2 wks July. 2 OFFICES ~ty ••••••••••••••••••••••• --wk s Aug Ca I I 2 new swtes with CdM -....-F\.lrn 2Br condo, CM. 21.3/00'7-0488 old charm and chansma ••••••••••••••••••••••• Avail 6/18 · 9/1. $450/mo. ---------• Prime location South of TRAVEL AGENCY 536-0966 751-5501. Refltah to Shar• 4300 Coast Hwy. Spacious & En .a. .... CHISE ••••••••• ••••••••••• • •• very reasonable 675-2311 ~ Balboa Peninsula, 2 BR . •IE SELECTIVE• The new way to own a hse. week ot 118·1 /15, Ga.in a reliable Ideal Newport Beach I~. travel agene). Travel Sl75. Also 2 BR apt, wks roommate. Congenial atmosphere Network. St.art )ouro~n of 6/24·7/l & 9/l-9/16. $145 mo., .. , 74'"' E t d 545.7464. · ......... "" xp. no require . Sl60 wk. 962·8680 eves. Complete support & look SOOS mstr ste. all bltns 0Dbl 2 Br. den . 2 th Ba. gar w,elec. dr opnr. ool s pacious, clean. quiet.. & rec fac1l Adults, no choice area. patios. wlk pets Pref m~rned cpl. to Crescent Bcb. Sum· $4.25 lse Ava1i_ July l. mer rent , $300 wk. 7~1745 <l!M-7430 •SHARE A HOME• So. Laguna; tiny pent lenn service pro\ided. . house office; lease S200 c 11 M c b 1 'BDRM con~o •. nghl off Turner Assoc. a r . a r e s Baker & Fa1rv1ew <Mon· Realtors 499-4591 _7_1_4-8_38_·924_2 ____ _ Lscello). $150, tst & last lNTERESTED IN SHARE UTLITIES. Call Pima SELLING YOUR today 556-4827 Ex.cutiv• S..tt.s COIN LAUNDRY? ~-------~ Nwpl Hgts lovely area. 2 ONTIIESAND-"'J B bdr Iba, pnv patio, gar, 3Br. 28a Share new 2 br townbome. 'dbl garage, oool,jacuzzi. Costa Mesa $225 mo. 631·2080 Offiee a"ail. Overlooks CALLNOW! airport & mountains MPE IHC. no pets S325 mo. 548·5804 752-7410 or 49't·3223 2082 Michelson, Irvine. Coin taundnes s ince 1963 752·0234 1714) 547.5934 Steps to beaeh. Lg42 BR, fpk. gar, yrly S450. Nwpt Crest 3 Br 21, Ba. pool. V1t!w, t ennis $550. tA.2-46.'ii Lge 4 br. 21; ba. encl pal.Jo. New decor t blk bc.•h S600 yrly. 673·2507 Newport island, 2Br. lBa. 2 people . quiet 11elghborhood, no pets. ref's $365. yrly. 673·4749 HEWPORT IEACH Desire mature woman Office space st. level, Cst ---------Lrg 3 bdrm l lh ba, newly to s~are apt. Call Hwy, CdM. $145. mo. to Affiliate decor ated, 1 house to 960-4464. Ask for Jsm mo. 644-8494. MINI· PACK ocean. The nght person ean 40' power boat slip, plush Male 24.32 to shr lux 3 Br. Executive OfflcH turn 6-IOhours weekly an· 3 bdrm 21,.; ba condo 3 ba w12 girls. Frplc. Pri o c "'i _.. to an exciting and pro-water1ronlcommun1ty. DtW. encl gar. $200 UtJI me • • "' rporr fi 1 b •-yfront lrg luxunous Loc:atfOft stab e usmess that can oo mcl. 2 blks bch. ~-5260; . grow and grow. Must en· condo. 2 bdrm 2 ba. 960-3568 For lease. 3624 sq ft 12 lg joy meeung people (no beautifully furnished, exec. suites w /prs v. sell.uig>andservlcingre· rent for month or for the Share beaut '38R home 1n bathrm Lg conference trul accounts Set·up for season. Adults. Boat slip Mesa Verde. fem pre· rm (seats 121 w/blt 1n you by professionals. available. ferred. $120 + 1a ut1l. bar Lg pnv. recpl. area can be part-time or full 3 bdrm 2 ba lrg patio. l "2 675-7794, 548-8677 wtl~ge. Sep: ktctm 8 t Im e . 0 I s PI a Y and Small l bdrm, redecorat biles t.o ocean, 'ta blk lo Fem to shr 2 BR apt nr add1tsonal oHlces Can merchandise s:itisfac ed. parking. ,, block to park & bay beach. GWC. $150. Pref 2~+ furn. or partial Location lion guaranteed bch. $275./ inclu ulil 67S-6775or675-8018 Kay. 842·2381, m s ~ prov1desampleparkang, CASHREQUIRED 1175-1225 BALBOA ISLAND. 2 Br h Ca I o •o 1414 ready access to airport. Plan A ............ $3,475 ~o . .,...,. freeways, & restaurants Plan B . . . . . . . . . . . $6,950 uwely & spacious 1 bdr house. Sips 7· Wkly $225. Roommate wanted to Plane .,04"c apt m The Bluffs w /view, Mot$650. 673·89'70 eve Call 714/752-0651 ...... · · .... · "" share 38r, 2Ba condo m Plan D .......... $17,375 pool & clubhouse. S32."> Lake Tahoe Ch a m · SJC. 493-6329 Ofl1ce Suite avail nr Mis. Plan E · · · · · $34, 750 SSl-4038 berlands. lux 3 BR. 2 ba. sion in San Juan Capo LA. Oran~e. Riverside & A.EK .__h 1 July l Share 2Br. 2ba Sa Bern rdi t es Oeluxe2 Bdrm · pvt v.: • PoO . ten· Park N wpt. $235 /mo. Short walk to depot & n a no coun 1 · Yearly $395 mo rus. S27S wk of J uly, $375 l.st/last64G-0629 restaurants. Please call If you can st art in 2 21821st Street wkAug. l·!i.25-3531 8Jl·9950or661-S606 weeks, call for a MINI Fem rOQmmate wanted. ACK information kit. Newport Hts 2 BR. 1 ba, Npt Beach. A-frame bach over 25• close lo beach FULL SERVICE PERFECT PRODUCTS. etc. Older adlts. $295 yr apt, sips 5. $250/week l 67~74 DS.UXE OFACES lne. (714) 754·1993 ly 548-5.'Kl6 BI k bay I b c h . C a 11 Personal telepbonet re· Monday-Friday. 9-Spm -----------• 875-4189. Roommate wanted. re.qp · · 1720 E. Garry Nice 2Br Dplx upstarrs. ---------F hr cepuonssl , secretary , :,anta Ana. CA 92705 rrplc. w J D. garasie. Ocean Front 2 stry apt. tos 2Br apt nr ~ach conference room. coffee __ ......_ _____ _ adults, no pets. nr Lido Best loc .. g rt bch, & Adams, HB. Judy, 9·5· & hospitality services Antlque Shop. Bch area Isle &hopping. Avail ap. $400/wk June 20.July 833-9654. AftS, 960·3846 Excellent location. near Owner leaving, make prox7/15.1..se.creditref. CalJ494·S317or675-5530 Female to share new 2 freeways. olr Bus/Inv Age nl SSOOmo 494-6303 No. Laguna, nr new, 1 rm rR. ~~a con1j. P1t, ·~.~~~ER. _4_93-_25_7_1 _____ _ 2 B R 8 I g C a n Yo n studlo/kitcbenette. Now ~· 663 Imo. ana . ---------Tennis Shop growmg bus townhome $500 per mo. thru Sept. S450 mo or 4"V7 a LS. COSTA MESA Gd lease, close to public to3179.Agt.ph:67:M-062. Sl.25.wk.•94·3223. ShareTwnhse3br.2i,.,ba. 900 sq rt w/work area, crts.Agt.493-2571 gar, pool. furn $200 m wet bar. r estroom --~------S.ca.-llh 3876 + util ~1·2849 aft 7 $200/mo. Call 646-4296, 8 BoUIJque, c.nm. beads, no-•••••••••••••••••••••••ON TH E BEACH 2 toSpm. tions. gifts. Excel loc B:tchelor apl unfurn . &!rm. 2 bath. Patio, Roommate wantc.'<i,arton ---------Busy specialty shop. Walle to bench. $220. 332 BBQ. TV. Gated com· beach. $200 mo. tst & ---------Area Agt 493·2571 Encino Lo , Apt G munity SlOO/wk. last.548·?5.97 "'"'-Office 492-9625or634-16U Lido area·beeutifuly OFAUTLCTOETSRY. WOANRERYAENTARY Pnvate party. Must sell 8 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Angora mix 'Seal Plt Norman Roc kw e ll femcat.Bakert Millbro. PARTS AND SERVICE A p 's . Tom Sawyer LOWEST CM Any Info ca II You provide 8-10 hours Suite. No. 11 of 35 979-8978 your c hoice week y, """'1914 ._.___t R_._---------- serviceable· automobile. """"" i:.Tj;.'s. ';;; MI SS l NG PENT AX be ready to start 1n 30 .,_.... D 1 __ CAMERA .. Lenses. black days, minimum invest MoMy to Locmt 5025 -T. · ..-.. case. ld No. engraved on ment. S3000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fairest Terms since 19'19 each. S75 re ward . no For lnformat1on Call I st, 2ad & Jrd SaHter Mtg. Co. questions Ca' I Tom. Toll· Free T .D. LOANS 642--2171 54$..061 I 6424321 Ext. :m Th I<~! 1-800.325·6400 ARRANGED Operator 60 C-...&1.1. .... _ p -'-I Phones Staffed ..._...._~cu fttl 24 Hr . Day 63).3910111.r .Retired couple has money t.o lend. l.st & 2nd TD's SELL idle items with :s Agent.1.a37·3744 Dally Pilot Classified Ad. 1~'1111 1~111111it•s •"'or 1~"'~1bulo11s t"ath~rs Let's Hear It For Dad! TO THE WORLD'S MOST LOVABLE TEDDY-BEAR TED HAGSTROM Happy Father's Oay From Bred, Cheryf &Missy ''3a Dr rd '' Lio Lhe. ~e.1t fa Lhc. r a qirl could e..ve.r hllve. i.JKo.nl~J for eve.r4lhr r'll LIOU do f D( YnC.. _..,,..I u I J_ ~ou e -iou· De.th BILL BANDARUK HAPPY FATHER'S DAY From your flve 50ft1 - JOHM, IAUY, IOI, TEO & llU. And yow Hvff Grandchf.._ - DAWN, DWAYNE & IOllY HAVE A SUPER DAY! HA PPY rATl~E.R 1'5 DAY thank 'S .)Or~~ y~ ~ ~\) \ ~ k.Q\j(., k\(.\l.C.((1 I Ke U.\{ • ~fT\ ---------• ON THE BEACH 4 Bdrm 3br condo. full house prtv. ful'llJsbed eAecuL&ve OC· if a twllh ,.,,....d home with privacy at Pool. nr OCC Coll, beach, f1ce space wsth recep· -:c.Jllllfu:Ml•'• • J900 •t:wk-t~· For male 25+ • J1onist, secretal"!~ word ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ~1~ "~ rn o-.r..,. • m <J pri>ceasing, comput:er: !i' AUTO AGENCY Showroom & shop, 3800 sq. fl., fenced paved yard, bobt, compressor, ,,art roorn-;-if'OM--fr-reu atcess. Near Supenor &. 16Uiln~ L.S.P.P. -.,J!-~l!LllM --- ' . ~h~~~'l~'li~ W.LTEanONT HOM ~~fmr:.~~~ycd · ce~_s11cme ®- Manager pb: 960-5329. 631-1400 last. Share-uti I. 556-2791 l?UM!S. 1495 mo. 6'75-3030 UOYO.JOHMSOM .,,._. ....... G Roo t ' d J o h nson She IL on TiiE "-A'-l • u -. .... d 1 8 R mma e wanle . ov r 'do Village l'ALM MlSA APT$. ~·.k:.'~ otean'. 25, respe>n. Costa Mesa. ........, Karen McCalU.~.~~· MrN'lJTESTONPT FUrn., no children, $200 Ca.JIG4S.7UO 673-MSl 549·1&84 -------- OCH. wk.S800mo.Messageon-HGYhtgTrmible Lid Bid h r f Cockta1 1s . lll e "port Bach. 1&2 BR. ly Marie 896·7611 · Findin a ? 0 ~ as view 0 c or Beach-. noRr Boy. FUJI from $220. & up • • • 8 a ·~oommate $130. Economy single at kitchen ,not In use>. Adllll,, No Peta f.9!MM2. Professional People U11e S8S. 3 olc awte at $3JS. seat.s 100, Rood parking, 156Utesa OT. Avail July l·July 14, 2 BR Ho.• Matta Sec reu r1 a I service• t.ermS A&ent 75i.t400 <' 81b Eutol Newport Cum b.se, walking dill· 832-41.34 avail. 3355 Via Lido, ' · ' Blvd) l ance t o bcb , $SOO. DepmdableServlce m.t1S8 Local butioess requirca 5'6-9M> '75-1438 Since 1971 peraoo who likes to work w1craft1 & can meet LGUNAHIUS CdM HOUSE. Lge l Cbrlstlan ltlan needs ............. 4450 public. SC750. lu.tnt.ory NflW .Sult deluxe ap«a. ~2 ri:t.o'~~~; aame fo •hare Northwest •• .. •••••• ••• •••••••••• & eqµlp. h>come paten furn • unturn. eui.rdl ~ HD Zbt. 2ba apt, Sl2:1 .., ..,,.. arv• o-·s tlal, ll&-24.000 tbiJ com pool, jacuut. und P75/mo.815-65ST +util.M0-189'7eves. ,.._~.--.._ In& year Call coUect. volleJ1)all D a.J ---.__._.. ~. rm.. Mal 2S. &Jl ft~. i\oyUlM ALICI · ._,,..root, 301 Edgewater, ~-4400 paneled. am wh$e ln re· lA vtt..l.AM n Coroaado, 3 Br 2 Ba •-•••••••••• .. •••••••• ar. l or 2 yr lease: Lake '•IMT SHOP -~~ NCh, $31SwJt toS.U:S wk. CdM dlll •Wt.ca, util pd, Forest uoa. Kent Nets $100 000+/ )Ur. etfittopen e.7daUy ~· ..!,_ lndry. S4We47 A/C. ample Plt:nc. from H.artlnl Full Ht\ lee. 5 day, · or l·-aaent. &l&s. NoltefWI. 675-l»OO 714-581-81313 ~nna. Ajent, 751-HOO. .. .. .. l~l.11.!~IS~--a~ Happy Father•a & Happy Fothtt-'1 Doy lo••· Schahle&S.. xoxox ....... ......... ' DJ .. DAIL.V PILOT .... ..... c• ... Cubw:tor I Hr•r4 I 1 c: ••• , ....... ~ T...... ca. I 4 ................................................................................................................................................................................................................ H•IAllll!b•DC"eServ. Catttnoa. Baoqwet Ir COIOl'L • OJl'Jo1CE In Clun·upi, H.ullna. CHEAPEST baulloa ln LANDSCAPING Neatpatcbea4'textures LearnloPlayGultar ma t.'M. Npwt Sch. 11UPCllARGESlO MeeUn& Faclllllu. tMton <new &remodel>. L1ndscapln1. lrnmed. town. Fr. esu. CHEAP: Beason•blcprices. RltflUT. 193-143' ~n stJmulatfog leuoru. Irv. Ru son. Coau 202l5 Main. $.A. Atiao'a. urro Old N•wport Cuatom restd"nt.aal add."I serv1ci.Qa. 64.2·9907 &42-2885or~l390 968-8783 at home. Will teach beg. c I .. an 1 a a s er" ace . ~ 1157-0Ul8 Blvd. &'2·1293 Is remodel. Deal w/con· 1 _, •• ...a... , •• A tll 1 -& mt.er. All •&es. reas. S4-S8\1 \t'tldOr 00 aal•men an· Gardtn.ina route or s .. e.311mlcw J••Dlr1 ....................... Nltes.&eve.646-22S6 r--------- ...... , .. I C_ .. ,Cw,.... volved.'Npl Bcb, lrvane Ca11~737lHorinform.· ••••HH•H•0 •0 • .. 0 • ••~H••••••00•0•0 .. Any plumbing,' Water ourmalddoosn·tdowin· •-••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Is C.M. Uc !UJl8275', lib l.looatlerS.OOPM. Want a ~y CLEAN Brickwork. Small )obs serv. leaks, bathrm encl, SUMMERT'lfl'ORING dows? We do. Call us •SaveMoney• Foundations, retaioln& '7»95111 Exp . Gardening,. HOUSE. CallGln1ham Newport,CostaMeu& ceramic tile. Reas. Certafiedteachur t-63_1_-02_1_1 _____ _ Oriveways•Parkina lot walls. bloct1, p•tloa. Dl•Hfn ......,. Cleanups . Trimmln'g Glrl.Freeesl.64S.51Z3 lrvine.S7S.3175evea. 832.2468 Ple~caUS88-lbi7 Spa""-"C.._ ·~palrs •Sealcoallna 511&G6l. Uc'd. trees. Ask Al ~7 F1 ~ •Lie. NB. CM S&S CUSTOu CEMENT. ••••••••••••••••••••••• oors, carpets, b1tba, ~Eat: Blockwall. Re· HOMESAVEBS. Plumb· Ncrm~orS36-mt Asphalt 646-48'T1 • Wllldow T,..._ets G .. rwki walls, paUos. windows. ~Wall. Slumpetone. in& & Heating. Free est. War.a.cl,..... • ._ ------·----1 Dnvewaya, ell' concrete, Free home or office ;.:;:.:=.: .. ~...... ~·price for vacant re· 8 t' c It c o n c r ~ t e $10 hr Honest & reliable Ca1J now. S48·6940. Ms11Htlwg ex pose a g re Ca le. est.l.mate by experieiicw HANDYMAN · C"......,n''""· 11dences. dnvewaya, pauos Lie. & service. BorA. M IC OK. Reading ex (>e r lise. ••••••••••••••••••••••• wtrflls/pooda. Free est. de& 640-S7l9 -..-~:1 'IboseGuys 974--0810 8onded.Bob.963-733V m.8065or847-0383 Reading: phorucs~com· Chris . lady 55&-13(2 igner. • electrical, plumbing & prehension. written time~ CW:r:1c:1'ull -....... ,.._ a.ctriC.-firs. 847-2787. 5.57-4504 Immaculate Cleanina Co. r-....gtp..,..., bal &tale language includmg i.pelJ. n...... w ~-d eae -_.... ••••••••••••• For lhose who deserve ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ina. sentence structure & .-.... area .... "" yard. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••• RototJJllng, the best. 750-0377 PET,ERS PAINTING I will belp you buv or sell. 55S-4051. Ucensed child care in my ll'*bmd Ehctric • front yard or back. E d R R t oy grammar. Math: com· .. ' ?:: .__,r__ . hom.e, super summer Uc 327136 G4S.6974 $25. 586·1877 Carpet cleaning win· xpr · eu a es· Free consultation. Mlke. putation & process. -· _ __,,,_ dows, ovens, we do it all! !!.e~~st. Call Gene Mgt. 960-5254 1---------·1 .. •••••••••-•••••••••• progrun, ages 3..a. $25 ELECTRlClAN-Priced REMODELING .........,..... •---------DATA PROC~lNG wt.~ right-free estimate on YOUR KITCHEN? Tbe.Moppeta54&-239:J Roofl.g !iunmer school for H.S Services forsmaU busi· eo.er.ctor largeorsmalljobll. You need an exp. spa~e Walls, ceilings, noon & All,P.ROFESSIONAL ••••••••••••••••••••••• studentswhonecdc.-redit neases & professions. •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• Licensed 673·0359 planner·a woman who windows cleaned. Call Painting. Inter/Exler. REPAJR & REROOF. All Eag~h or ~n1or Com· Custom programming. R.J .Huffman&Son. can design an·emcient after6PM.646-6145 Reas.workguarG42-038S types·sb1ngles · position. Acc.-red1tcd Reasonable. Southwest Remodel &additions. FMldltg kitchen for you. 559--0399 ---------Paintmg. Extr/lntr. Ex· rockshakes-compo·tar . teacher from Van Nuy" Services. 957-0162 ~c. M>cHor'"-H ::.1. ••••••••••••••••••••••• SUtfSftlMI GflLS pr'd honest neat reas Free est. SU-5830 H.S S90o. 60 hrs of Carpenter. Free est. Any aiJe jobs. Call Allan or Tooy,646-8649 .....,._ .,........ro WESTERN FENCE CO Th -·' ' . . superv1Sed studu or at Licensed&Bonded. Wood&Cha.in.J.inlt . ~ep~e~=a~~~~ Licd96f-1~5Dave SkylcJflt1 tendance of 30"hrs w / REMOD&ING Ucms-151 536-1837 Haul, skiploader dump log. We are fully insured F\ne Exter. Paint.mg by ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• fulCillment of ussign- lrk grading treewrk -lsyourservice?Free R.Sinor.St.lk.,ms.TrySKYLIGHT MASTERS. m ents will warrant Custom Room Adds ,.,..... demolitions etc. 831· l.257 · estimate, ~9525 me. 836-5555 24 hrs. all shapes & sites choose credit. (7141 494 7276 01 CabinetsCounterto1>5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• _ from. Freeest.S51-Q7 <2131 762-1949. El Morro, Apt.Office-O>mm·Alt. REFIHISHIHG HCllllng Gen'IHousecleaning. WE WILL PAINT AN r.i_ Julyll>-Aug21. Ind. carpenter, comm·i. Cwitom Homes & Units Al's Interior Woodworks, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Good references. AVERAGE HOUSE ex· •- rel!I. No job too small. QualityootQuantity OCCStudent 1 Ton truck 897·3162 terior. $249. Aver. 4-unit ••••••••••••••••••••••• John. S31-8082or646-042S Wm.B. Anderaon-Bldr stripping & refiru.sbing. · . · Free &it. ,,.,1_0361 serv. Kil cab, wood Trash. tree tnm, ~on apt. ext. $375. ll346935. CERAMIC lite. Ne\\I or re--r-_...--.--&ce----1 .... paneling, doors, etc. 29 ~5703, 979-6489 HOUSECLEANING 547·7334 model. Free est. Smt -..-· R Add it . & Li 'd •· rd ·Fast. efficient cleaning. P . . • Jobs welcome. S36-.C967 ••••••••••••••••••••••• oom . ions yrs, exp. c . ""~s . Lite hauling-moving. l fee or hrly . Call amung "'papenng. 25 af\5 Shampoo & steam clean. Remodeling. 31 yrs ~l>r 71~. Riverside. Garage· Yard cleaning. Georgina 63l·2219 Iv yrsserv Harbor area. St1----.--------------Color10b~ghbt1eoersb. ;C1wht ~~~N~T~Q'~d is81~:; Ga deiin g Reas . rates. 642-0705 m.5g ' ' Lie. & tnSrd. 642·2356 !!!':.~:~........ ... tu:1~a}:!Ji~affeC:d:~'. cpts mm eac ean __, "'•~11 Build ••••••••••••••••••••• • • R b b · h I I · o..-1' • E S · h "'"' llv, dm rm. hall SIS. Avg passwo1u. "'.... ers •VERY LOW PRICES• u . I s 1.a u Ing • Lcllldscapiftej nuo pa.inung. xt & mt. Curtis Tree Service. parus . 557-vuol rm $7.50. couch SlO. chr 1121.3o\94Gordon644-6881 OnGard nln M . rurrutu_re moving & tr,ee ••••••••••••••••••••••• Low rates. Rers. Free Total tree care. Llc'd & S5 G li t od e g amt. trimmmg Reas reha· • ~--'-T lri est 536-4780 536-4383 bonded c:.-.. 3'"" · uar.e m pe or. California Coastal George 549-2015 ble 497.2£S7 ' ~caping. ree m· · • .....,. li'"1 Cpl reJ>llU'. 15 yrs expr. Service New remodel & · ming. Clean-up. 8 yrs Custom Wallpapenng Trade your old stuff for you call Classified to ptace an ad, YoU'te as sured of a friendly welcome and belp '" wordlng your :ad for best response. Call Now• 642-5678 ------BUY SELL TRADE • • • • TUI!: DAILY PILOT CLASSIFfED SECTION 1s the PEOPLE'S MARKETPLlet Do work myself. Refs hauling: Free estimates. Have somelhmg to sell? WANT ACTION, exp. Free est. Noboru. Allworkguar.Free.est. Have something to sell? new goodies with a 53J.-0101. Call Max al 492-6393. Classified ads do it well. Classifed Ads 642·5678 848-4043 or 897·2862 673-41!!,8 Classified ads do'lt well. Classified ad. 642 5678 - - - - - -• 1.Gd&fomd 5300 ,......,.. 535 HefpW..t.d 7100 ~WClllhd 7100 HelpW.ted 7100 HtlpW..t.d 7100 HelpWClllffd 7100 .... W•ted 7100HefpW..t.d 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• TOUCH OF CL.AS.S SCRAM-LETS. ANSWERS Aectng Bkkprrg MODELS Regis1;!M~~:~y work on various accounting & Spig<>l-Plliar-£S.CORJS bookkeeping assign Frugal -Faucet -w k I Finale-Sundae-975-0062. 646-7118 ments. or c ose lo your home. Figure POSTAGE DUE 'They B/A ... M/C ... Visa Clerks to Sr. Accoun just buried the world's llA.M.-3.A.M. tants needed t hruout dumbest terrorist. He t--•...a CL..._ 5400 Orange Co. sent someone a letter ~ ~ Robert Half's bomb and it came back ••••••••••••••••• ••• • •• 1---------Accountempg POSTAGE DUE. He •~ 500S.Main,Sle501 opened it. SIHGa.a:;r No. Tower. Uruon Bank _Jii..:..ound--J-u_n_e_lS_lh_a_t_OC_..., Call CNTROVIEW for the In The City of Orange small black male dog intelligent & discreet 714/~103 wtflea collar. 754.78 way lo meet new single --------- a:;k for Elsa. people. 752-54u · Found: Shepherd Mile T""et 5450 female. Tan(blk. Vic: ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ward & Garfield, Foun· M..... nds.J . t I 2 tam Valley 962-48.3ot vu1er ass1S w ----------t babies e nroute t o ACCOUNTING CLERIC Interesting pos1t1on for "ACCNTG /Clerk Expr'd individual In· teres t e d 1n f/lirne permanent work. Good knowledge of account mg, typing, 10 key. Great potential Lo right person. C.M. area. Call 549·2238 dys, 646·6153 aft 6 & Administrative Assistant Assemblers wanted for Babysitter in my home.•---------CAA WASH HELP swing sWlt in CM mf.s Call 642-6169 or between Baolung Full&.part.·llme plant. $3.30. Ask for Mr. 7-l. ph 675-2.161. 1'11.LER l8 & Over Cllfford.642·5254 . 1. h k For our S. Coast Plaza MetroCarWash wknds. REl.D STUDY COORDINATOR ASST.Ill. $1087-Sl~ Per Mo ~SEMBLERS SOTramee Assemblers Assist raculty in fie1d Needed Immediately ---------• study rela«!d courses. Long & Short Term Accounting Clerk Contact Community Assignments Realest.at.er developer in agencies. coordinate. 3Stufts Available. Fastuon Is land. Req. an morutor & evaluate field Must have own transp 1rti1v lo process Acc 'ts study placements. Ceil Today 556-8520 payable type financial Counsel students regard· Free. Tap Pay Vac Pay statements. correspon· f Id •ud t Vf..J"-T dence. & maintain acct· mg ie s~ Y op ions, .. ,.... emporory in,:: dept. flies. Grp ins assist in development S..-vic•s plan paid by company and implementation or Div Walter Kidde & Co Send Resume includ stall workshop. Maintain 4341 Birch Street salary req. to controller hles and wnte reports as Su1te213 366 San Miguel Suite 200 requested. Req. skills 10 Newport Beach N892660 o rgan i z Ing a n d Equal Opportunity Babysitter· 1le s png alt'. Exper pref'd . Hrs High pay for the right Mon lhru Fri. 9-S:30. AP· 2950Harbor Bl. CM person-reliablet re51:!ns prox \Sat per mo Please ashier Want ed : par• 2 well behaved chtl ren. call Kathy Amburgey. tJme, Thurs. Fri •. Sat.~ 2-:S·JO wkdr. Irvine 540-4066. California Sun. Call Barbara for 559-0544 alt5:30 Federal Savmgt. & Loan. appt 54().328() 3333 Bristol St, C.M.1---------Babysitter /frff Rewt Exchange for s1ttmg for 31,'s yr old. Dana Pt. Equal Oppor. Employer CASHIER Needed for our San home. 493-7626 or 496-15691---------Clemente station. ~II & Plume No cxper ne1· Call 834-1Z74 or apply al. GO·LO. 1010 S . El Carruno Real. San Clem 8abys1tUngtLit hskp on wlmds ror parents who want to get away. Very rel & res. Ask fo' Mrs Pina 642·8879 Babysitter needed, my home. Cull time. Call eves. 957 ·0698 BANKING CIVIL Lost: Reward 645-9324. Small longhair charcoal & wtut.e Slub-Tiu. Chicago end of August. AJr fare not lnchtd. $25. r / assist. 559-5275 individual who enjoys Accounting Clerk w/malh diversity in their work. aptitude. Call Donna. coordinating work with Employer M / F others and oral and wnl· ---------ten commurucauon; in·--------- terv1ewing. tra1n1n,R . Asst. Manager. Retire- familianty of local com· meothome Li.ve in or on munity service agencies call Sal open 646·6716. & sociai science issues 64S-7555 BanklnR Teller. previous exper preferred bul not necessary. Contact Pat Babineau. Bank nf California. 1401 Dove Sl. NB. 833-3Sll~E.0 E. GENERAL NOTE TELLERS MEW'PORT IEACH/ S.AHT A. AHA. A.REAS Openin~s available for expenenced md1v1duals 1n the complete documentauon and ac: counl.lng of installment. real estate and <'om merc1al loaru.. lnoludes interest and colliitl!ral cakulallons. a..GINEERIHG Leading OC firm offer~ oulslandinl( oppor ror pmJect eng1neer11. de· o;1gners & drufts~n ex per 'd in subd1v1s1on JI.· IJnd developmenl engineering. Reg1stra \Jon t 3 yrs exper . rcq'd Cor project engrs. 2 Yr=- nun exper re<fd for de- signers & dr:iCtsmen. Ap· ply in person to: Mr fuentes al Roben, Bew. W1lbam Frost & Assoc .• l401 Quail St, N B. &44-1000 Ttendata "F1ex-Tlme" LOST on Mesa Verne Dr 2 riders wanted to Grand Program allows you to ---------• East portable Panasoni Ra Pi d s. M i ch v i a arrange flexible working radio. 54&-6035 Witcb1ta. Lv 19th or 20th. hours. ---------t 675-5426. HAPPY FATHERS DAY ---------• WiU assist 1~repanng DADDY! We love you ~nt& and rtlin & Bunches & bunches.. aH'*-g state county ._. property /sales tax r e· Cause you're you. Lov ••••••••••••••••••••••• ports involving leased Michelle & Mo~my __ Sc:hoas & eqwpment located in and rOUND small ~hagg IMtnlction 7005 out of state. Will also ai. black Cockapoo CM630il. ••••••••••••••••••••• •• SI.St in sort.Ing, hstmg & c•o l948 Uf--ard{Traiftees applying payment r{" ......, -.,.....-ceived ·•on account" a __ .... , ~ 535 who successfully pass from customers. Neat T~ program will receive ad· ••••••••••••••••••••••• vance rescue. 1st Aid & ness, accurate typing, SpiriNal Reodet-CPR certifications for good figure aptitude & 1815So. El Cam1110 Real public 11Ceguard employ-ability to operate a 10 San Clemente. Fully lie. ment. Classes start Wed, k e Y b Y lo u c h are Por appt. 492·7296 June 28. Course fee $45 primary slolls required. for 20 day program. RELAXING MASSAGE <Volunteer services may Please apply 1n person. Bob James·Llc 'Masseur also be accepted as pay· Outcalt 9-9. 494-5111 meat>. 0.11. 96Blb311 •SA~DY'S* OOGTRAINlNG, Trained ~ dogs are happy dogs! Outcalt Massage Beginner obedience ____ !Yl_J_.0329 ____ -t class openings. b ut •SHERI LEE• Cert.llied M asscuse House Calls· By appl. 838-6838 FOXY LADY Outcall Masoge hurry. Also private. Coast Canine Country (,1ub, 549-9799. PIANO& VOICE LESSONS Call me for info Maryann 559-7085 M/C 731-3561 Private s wimming lessons. Infant s · PREGN~NT ? Ca~i ng . Toddlers, pool·safe. Ex- conl1denual cnunseling peri enced teacher. referral. AbortJon. adop-642.7445 lion & keeping. --~------ APCARE TlITOR K-9th. Cred read· Ing specialist, elem. UHDA.&VICIU Readlng & math. o.tcel M••• 496-!KJB. for fM fun of ft! TI.rroR 7 -12th W /Secon· ~rvmg all Orange Co. dary cred. Reading & 8.."l$-7313 writing compelencies. ----------! 496-94311 OUTCA~L ~~~~~~ MODELS PR 1 v t~:S us t c EXECUTIVE 16 yrs proressionaJ ex REGISTRY per, Piano & clannet. $10 APPT 731-4462 wk.5'&-3182 TRENDATA CORPORATION Standard Memories Oiv1s1on An Applied M agnellcs Co 3400 W. Segerstrom Santa Ana, CA 92704 <714) 540.3605. ext 213 Equal Opportunity Employer M I F ACCOUNT ANTS OVERLOAD Offers top pay, a variety of interesting assign ments, serves the entire Orange County area and needs experi enccd. Acee.ting Clerks lookkeepen & AccOllRffncJ hnonne4 al all levels. Call today & let us tell you bow to become a busy. well paul Accountants 011erloud Professional. 547-7631 1055No. Main, Suite 10\li Santa Ana Not a public acctng r1rm XX DANCE OF FUN XX H.lgh schl student wishes Beaut nude girls Dance to taJte typing lessons iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii , & rap sessions al our new from pvt indiv. 844-9858 location is the most lux· urious in Orange County. Earn High School Credits· ll you deserve ~he best Independent StudyRead· try 1t. Now open 24 hrs In&. ~· Spelling & every day. • <.. &.dy ... 3UIN'OU- 2 o 8 O S o . t u c 11 d . ment. Total cosl $200 ACCQUMTIHG ci.ERKS Accounting Payroll Clk i\ssist in preparation of company payroll Must have pnor ofc exper 1n payroll or bookkeeping. Please Contact Personnel Dept. 040·~ ® PACIFIC mUTUAL 700 Newport Center Dr Newport Beach Equal Oppor Employer Accounting HELP HELP WEMEE:O YOU To Fill Our Many Temporary Positions We have clients in all 3reas of Orange Co. eager to put your exper. lo work. A/RKCJ...tl A/Pay Cleril Payroll Clerb loold&Mpen Aasldant lkkpn A.ccow.telftb • Typists K.ypn:h & Gt111•1 • Offic• I 000/o FtlEE TO A.P,LICA.NT CAU.HOWlll 547-7375 APT occ~ penonMI hnlporary Div of Accountan~ Associated Personnel Services. Inc 540 Golden Cr Dr Sle212 Santa Ana ocr ot •th betwn Newporl&S A. Frwys related lo health. educ a· --------- tion. criminal Justice en vuunment, etc. Apply for Job CC 192 by June 23, 1978. ATTINTIOH SUMMER JOBS 18 OR OVER BankingS&L Teller Trainees UNIVERSITY OF CAWFORNlA. lRVINE Personnel Department Room 1.52 Admirustrallon Bidg. ltvine. CA 91717 If you are new lo co~ta Mesa. lemporanly dis cool.lnwng your edUl'll· lion, recently d1Scharged Crom the service. or for any reason seeking tem- porary or career employ ment. consider this uni que oppor. The women & men we are loolung for may be tired of typing, Colding pc:rper s , warehouse jobs & work- II you want an exciting career appor. in banking lhls could be for you. Rapidly grow1n~ S&L needs 12> attractive m· divs to be trained as tellers Good math ab1h· ty & cash handling ex- per. + people oneoled persons a must. Fan- tastic bens. Xlnl growth Ability to type accural~ 1------... --I y .ind 0 p e r .i le ll Clencal Affirmauve Action Employer. Women. Mioonties, Handicapped & Veterans Are Encouraged to Apply ing for a limited income. Work w /young people Advertising Rapid adv possible. )( potent. Call Carry 540.6055 you are 18 or over & Coordl·natOf would be avail to start Super friendly people work lmmed. Call betwn led eed ltr This most interesting S:30am &2pm onen co n s a ac· Credit Clerk Trainee po&. needsxlntspell.mg & 645-6514 live bubbly person grammar. Proofreading w1good phone voice & calculator essential Ex cellent benefit:; uv:ula ble. For further informa uon, contact .Mrs D1a2 or Mr Cole at . (7141971-3724 WEUSFARGO BAHi< Equal Opp Emplyr M./F Beauty Styllst, trained l Ct lalce over clientele. top wages 837 -8779. 837-4250 IEAUTY /Assistant needed al alun 1n Fashion Island. Call 640-0023 co. brochures, helping on r---------•r ability lo type onJ)" 35 seminars. PR & market· AUTOMOTIVE wpm. C,re~t oppor. to ing. All this wtll help you Truck mfr. has openings ~ti.Carry 540.0055 --,-ib-M-aec--hani--c-- land this career oppar for 2 Yrs fttJme exper Min ~ cftast';~~e~;~~: ASSEMILERS Tellers age 18. Polite. rehable. ADP PENSION SERVICES OJ>1>0r. & challenge of fered to resp. indiv. 111 our Newport financrnl flrm localed in Fash1011 Island. We have 1mmed operungs for. -Cl ERi CAL < Figure ap & lite type) -RECB'TIOHIS4f .cLERll TYPIST -GENERAL CLERK (Mwl Room> Xlnt working conds & co. l>t!nefl\.s offered. Contact Sturley 6444360 I 2790 H b MECHANICS T have need for more that 3S Hrs per wk, $.'J per hr. ne Agency, ar or East end Hunl Bc h ··--------CM Must be experienced & 20 exper'd tellers thruout ,. ALL JOBS FREE have own tools. Apply in Orangti Co. These pos1· Senous inqwncs only person. Master Truck. t1ons otrer starting sal up _962_·7_38.S_._1ia_m_-6_P_m __ _ BOOKKEEPER, Exper'd to work in 0 .C. /\rt Callery S49·9191 A mother w/time on her 18060 Euclid. Fountain to $750 mo. Really Cnend· hands. make extra Valley. So. of Talbert on ly co-workers & xlnl fr· money this summer. Euclid. E.O.E. mge bens. Sotne even of· p/time al home. Call 1----------f fer very attract. un· 842-9513 AUTOMOTIVE iforms. Bookkeeper, exper onl)' IMMEDIATE CallCarry 540·6055 thru f1nanc1al s tale· A/REC To $800 in L.in=!~ry de Loan Cler~ :· N~R1~:~:g::~~ Some exper. req'd. This alerstup office for lady tr you've had some out.slandmg opportunity Is a "'different" kind ol co. & will make for a with automouve back· exper ID the loan area of to work in the pleasant ground. Typing a must-lil1 s&L. type 40 wpm & atmoephere of Corporate more interesung day. 11 OMV expenence helpful el'\)Oy lots of customer omce of Nal.lonal Ladies· might help ii you like but not essenual Apply cootact this rapidly ex· Specialty Shops. /\II music • Ca 11 RI t a • to Mary Clarke. Business pand.1ng centrally locat· benefits. Apply in person 54().6055, Coaslal Person· Mgr, ~ s&L needs you. Oreat or send resume. Ntl nel Agency, 2700 Harbor, 6ppor for adv -t-Cantastic phone calls. Back Street. CM bens GM BSt, Tustin. 92680 ALLJOBSFREE CallCarry 540-6055 BOOKKEEPER full RAY FLADEBOE LINCOLN-MERCURY All JOBS fR£( charge, thru Cinanc1al HONDA AND statement. Manufactur· BRrnSH MOTOR CARS 540-60SS 11'13 exper pref'd. For fa~t IRVINE Coastal Personnel fJ"OWl"' new company. • Agenc.-y Great ruture Cor the r\ght -:--'-:l_0----=70".:0::-0-:;::f';""-=-,-f.,orE.2790aUa.IHarbor Blvd, CM person Call G. f,laker. at Auto parts, Prr st'Uden-~.Emplyrm/' '1t~1"'° - Assembly Clencal YOU ARE INYITm To join Orange County"!> top_ temporary agency where you are the V. I. P. We offer lop salaries, best JobS, short and Ion~ term assignmenta with top Orange County rirms. Over 25 years or combined exper1enct! WE WANT YOU !!: •ALE CLERICS •RGUU CLEllCS •TYPtSTS •SICUTARIES •WORD raoc OPRS .m;w.cH AneheHB. Ji;M~. \YJ>.Qlb.tlabt A,~eJO...r taUaSM-1581 t.d881 BCiCli. Wilmnsltr. The Irvine Co Is c;.urrent I~ seeking accounllnit clerka. Req:.a I 2 yrs AJ..J' or AIR w/somc expo!lure to computerized tl!'ftJlf, wa--tf> 'lrer'b1J..==;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;--;:-"-;1 TRAINEE ~SEMBLERS & PACKERS Pf.SM->..,._ w1mech aptilurle for gener11rwttrrt~~~!~tow1~e-~~------..... loald111per FJC"3 't'Yi>fng, gen1 otc. Xlnl medical benefits . Sal open. 494'8066. 54().1680 *"XUCEPT •PB$C)HtiE. CLICS •OllDM c&.HetS - •HOSTUSIS ---------· 1!8'1·2855 Divorce/Bankruptcy -..... --w---.----7-0-7-5 $$(). Acllon Typlng, 960-5419 ••••••••••••••••••••••• European hou•ekeeper SI 000 11.w ARD ror elderly couple or II ve· for Information leadlng In c hild care. Non· to pcnoo or pe"'ons who srnoter. non drinker. ad dama(cd Balboa Island cook. 492·3CM1 properly on Tueaday. url l touch. We offer xlnt working conds & com· pre henslve b e nefit package Call 844 ·3389 9AM 'UI Noon THI IRVIHI CO ~Newport Cent.er Dr Newport Buch Equal Oppor Employer Ma" 30th Protect\on Couple for sec \)' h re, 1 • own mobUe home, wUJ 1"'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii auaranteed. 673.o207 • stay oo premtus. For•• more lnfo 546-1820 Kent. OUTCALL Yeebt maln~ance. U · = ... ,3= t=e:.1.J~ "put -------·~· proleuJonjJ WomH. preferable ln mlll dal.tt• to apood si·a. Uve-lA rornpanloo. Ucne at bHch. Will ,.,..,__ to tn11eJ. Broad· n&dt yoor ~. 11tart miftd«l.499-JJeS .,U-. 2 •lm·2 tnCI. ert.a:»t. TonJ. MCOlllltini PART-TIME ~ 20 bra per wt. AtCountiQS esper. req'd. Good ~ aptitude, 10 ke1 ticl)«r. Apply Ha tloa.a1Sn~•0>'1). UC!l Birch St.. N.8 (Nut OC Airport> Bqual OP· p.vt.unit)' Emplo,yer. Accounting Clerk tMMEDlATELY'. Great career oppor. SUMMER wtsupcr co. Exper'd in AtPo.y & A/Rec. SOm4' JOBS basic knowledge of data entry wouJd be J>t'ffect. TOP PA.YI!! 84.'nut N 8. loc. Xlnt All stun.., day, swing & bem. lncludllll dental & ·graveyard i n clud es bonus. Sal lo $750 Call wknds. Long & short Darrell, $40-6055, Coastal term usl1nment.A. llOll· Penloru>el Aaency. 2190 day & v11cat1on pay. Uarbof.CM.. Hoapltalh•tlon plan AU.JOBS FREE avail Mht/sa.cr.- Exp er' d d\ah. tuam(1)1ates. C'mbloms 6 color HPanttlmt'I. Xlnt worfltn1 coild•. Ca I I t'19 7980. f'lnd what )'OU want In Dally PUOl Cluslfieda. VOLT <f'","1"of•l\lt• ',t II HI o ahop. Freeway Auto Sup· BANK ply. Avery Pkwy »l S D •TELLER* Fwy, M V. " PART·TIME Bn.ke & Front ~d M11n AUTO SHOP Jmmcdiate opening in Exp. only, excel employ FORE.MAM Laguna Hills OCflce. Sa11· benefits Apply bt wn H ~ Toyota aaency LD Hunt IJli.I and Loan or bank 6 PM Mon Fri Coast Beach needs ihop exper ience required Geoe:ralTire28Mllarbor ~~~.~tbdao/o~e::: ~~~l~~~~~~~~.,_B_lv_d_C_M _____ _ best oC tM.ineflta. Call Mr Ing condition& 8 na Bualneas onented ~l>ll' Smith 8'7-8:)55 benefit.a. Call or apply needed for Or. Cty •:c For Newport Beach and South Co)mt.y call: Vlcla Heaton or J an Peltzer 557-6122 For CH" .. I Nortta Or-. Comty Cati: •--rowen 134-0960 Tuelday. June 20, 10:00 pans1on proaram. Call Babyt lttcr. Grandma AM to 12:00 Nooo •ad roral)P'.646-1176 aief'llSIVU!' type needed for da1.11httt 1.30to4.30 PM. • i. 'PrefeHbly Nw-prt Hta. AMllUC:AM CARTEi.iA Ull ABBQJJ eru. D11 548·7738. s.a.vtMA.S In planL °*1alevet. full "5-4918•vea. ~n~ or p/Ume. Costa Mesa II ftUMDl•rt-~C.U.d4tlat..oulta lrnne uu. Study tLmr.VftMIW Babyallttt, 2 acboOI •le La11uu Hilla '170.28H em.ptoymtnt. 9'K·233t 1--------chlldr~n. ror summ"r. . Goldblatt Wortclnl mother. &. l8lh Eaual Opportunli.y Tnde your Old stuff for Tho luteet druw in the Pt CM Alt~r 5, 642·918?, £mployer M/P H• &oodres w 1th o Weet. .a Dally Pilot ~dy1. Cl llled ad. 842-5678 Clasatlled Ad GU·WIS . .. ' ... ~~~ ..... ~!.~ ~.~~.~ ..... ?~ .. ~-~~ ..... ?!~~ ~!~ ..... ?!.~~ ~~-~ ..... ?!~ ~~~ ..... ?!.~~ Sunday.June tlS. 1914 OAILYPILOT QJS NCRETE-flrulhen & DATABfTltY Ory Clearuna pluot nds HlllpW..tM 7100 HefpW..t.ct 7100 ..... W~ 7100 IOl"m &ell.eh Expt'r pre ~~ Cl.A presser CM area. Btwn 7 ISC.ltOW. ••••••••••••••••••• ••.. ••••••••• ••• •• •• •• ••••• •••• •• •• • •••• ••••• •• ••. remid. c.u~1001 Jo'\ill t1~fdW't1un ur:o &3 SIClllTAlY GIHlllALOFACI Cl.ngbam Girl llouaeclng •------- tn.lt'llon •uru-nolen aa a vld o dl-.p ay 548 6485 The lrvme Co. !JI !l~klna NB. tnau.rance co. ae .. i.. suviee oda women P/T. IPYOU DON'T ,a.rt.cal • MICUU ClBJCAL SPICIAUSl Ctn10 > lmmed o~atni ••U. for enthual••ll<' eneraeu~ 1nd1v for aft entry level poe Thia is a Jdot &rowt.b oppor. Lll typinc Ir pb.c)Ms. Ple11 call or app~ Ponderos Homu, 2082 Busanea Cent.er Dr, St.e 100 Irvine Ca 9271.5. (714) 752-2073. 6 ooUi ix-&\all for tn· div. w 1maU1 com ~ & 011tiinlJJ1 t.aooa.I abllJ t y Some com putcr lmowledJe helpful Benefils include !Mdlral/deolal & tw\Jon mWld ,,_.. ~mm•I opcr11&or for II a 3«retar')' w/exper ln "" ,,.... ~~ 23 W.AMTTOWOll( dent, 3 yra exp ntc Ba11e 1 f'our mini · realesl;.11.eloana.UUcor mg person <student Ok) ._.carnec _l_.:.. __ Salary OC'&ot1able computer. Some ex EAMOf'IRATOI escrow Ability to aaalat for varied dulits mclud. GlllLRIDAY FUU.-TlMEt CMJHB art:a Mall re· periencel&de trable, but TaAJMll cu.CA>mcrs. some typan1 lito typi.oa. filing, aome General ore. recept. DOM"Tt iWn• lO PO Box l8768. wtU train Individual w1lh Includes pr~csaina jobs recfd. Xlotco. benefilll. bvy llft.lng. F /Ume Sum· llOtDe exper r-'d, m~t Kelty bu a perfect op- lrvmet2?l4 dtmon:.tnlcd l)'ping ac on the IBM 1130. Some Call644·33119 rMr, P/t dw1na school be! aood typlstSm mfa portunlty !or men COOllS WAMTID curacy and speed Work card deck maintenance 9am 'tll noon $2.?5/hrS33~. plant. xlnt bene!iu. F/T~ women (17 or over! to Broiler&SauteSpeclal· anpleasantenvironmcnl al5 weU aa rcJ)Ort pre· 1HfJRVIHECO Genera!Otrlce EOE.Call894·~lHB. earn extra ~ash as t1i\ PACFIC muruAL ty. Contiaental elC · w1lh good cornpany paraUon. P~ltlon req'11 S50Newpor1" ... nl D Mature. days Apply mad.room helpers every '& bene(lts 1ncludlna 2 k:noWledge oe basic com· ~ er r o JOAM GJR.LNIDAY Mon Tues night 1n 700Ne..,..,,."'CenterDr perleoce prererrod. weeksvacalionafterone put.er concepts & pro· NewportBeach 8::.H : .Moo.Wed. L.agunaNlauel Equal ()ppor Employer -.....-· Lunch&dinncr.Applyi.n year, company paid F.qualOpporEmploycr Thurs.Frl.2148Newport Sporuwear mrg needa Newport Beach person Mon-Wed 3.5, The &ri&mming techniques Blvd, CM. Llnwilco motivated-self starter . • -~===:~-;~F.q~u~al~Op;por;;E~m~p~lo~y~e~r~I Victor Hugo l.im, 361 curr aroup lnsLtrance. credit through exper. or educa-Labs. well organized Unusu;al Thts Rs is can, 1Tde,a7.I. ~8Ny ~or. Dr. Laguna Beaach (NO uruon. elc. A,Pply nt lion. orrers formalized Extc. L.Qd Asst oppor. typing, phone or "' .., CLERICAL ~· - 1 P ff ON E C A L LS ORAN<iE COAST career faths. 3pm·Upm. To pres. Health ma nag~-GENERAL OFFICE den inventory cont.rot. II 0 USE W l VE S · & -5R PL"' • .,E 8 e o e its I n c I u de l ,,_ al d 1 J'Ull or pt·tirue. must en· 642-2006. STUDENTS to supple· SUM ADMINISTRATIVE ~ 1 DAILY PILOT medical/ dental & luiUon !!::t u;;ra~~. e;:e~:: joy phone contact. work-1---------ment their income on n MER JOBS P/time.Publicagencyln Cook. continental,(<' or 330W BaySt..CM refund. quisltes are leglll exper lngw1cuatomers&detail Friday, for c:ontrac perm. p/time basis. No All sk ills urgently uncrowded So. Orange P IT. premium wnge. betweenthehoursof Coot.actPersonnelbept in corporate & real work. Full benel ils. app tor's oftc. Some bkkpg exper. needed. Cail •m· needed. Long & ahort Co is seeking 8 p/time .Phone 496·5446 bl wn 8:00AM-5:00PM e 5 tat e. s u per i 0 r ly Mon·Fri, 8am·l2Pm; eX:Per req'd. construction med. for locahntervit•w • term aaaignmenta. Hob· administrat ive clerk 9-l2am Call for ® "'"CIAC muruA secret:1r101 skills, Or· Barden's Pest Control. exper desirable. salary tca&.Y SERVICES day &: t I h d Appointment please ,.,.. L 696 R0 ndolph, C.M . ""mm u l I vaca ion pay. ab e to an le busy 1 ganiialional ability, sell .. w ens ra e w exper. &Jl~or.833-1441 Hos pltalizallon plan telephones & de• I COOKS 64~4321, •xt 277 700Newport Ctr Drtve reliance & enthusiasm 546-M70 Call Luey. 642·0160 Equal Oppor Employer available. J)el'SOnallY w/the public. Breakfast, lunch & din Equal Opportunity Newport Beach Top s a I /be n er 1 ts GGEE~N;EE°fRi:A;:-LLCOi°iF;FFil~CEE~I;:;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~ Duties include recep-ner. Apply In person. Ma Employer ' F.qualOppor Employer Newport Federallllealth Manuf co. nds exp. GUARDS IMSPICTOll VOLT tionist. miUI distribution, Barker's, 2525 N. Grand. Data Entry Opr Management Serv1('e1', person w/general ofc typing, filing & other SA836-8481 Early momiog delivery 33M Via Ll~o. ste 210. slulls. Gd. typist (50-60 *SECURITY* MECHANICAL f:;h!. o(c' tasks. Salary Cooks Wanted. Dinner lBOaMy shtrt. 6ymo's exdper. for LA Times. Costa N B (7141673-2700 wpm) 10 key ad touch, •Incomlng & ruialinspec· 1141 C Ori Apply In Person Shift. Ma Barker ·s 374"'1. ou woul be Mesa. Newport Bch. No Exec seeks amb1t1ous sharp on detinl! E>.cel GUARDS uon ol mech'I machined ...... n Mc.ltOfl 1'4'--I Re$tauranl. 212 E. l7th work:ind' g In pleasant sur· collecting. 832·7089 people. p IT Unlimited work1n~ cond & com-* * pacts. 546-474 I w~ Dl1,...,.tri_. St. C.M. 840-4300 roun ing & en,ioy xlot income potential. for pany benefits. Salry open •Ability to use precision *' 'Y\P(JMllllloQ.., "WI M\f'l..I, '-' (Acrogs Ftom --.. , ---------1 bens. This co is one of our s.droaic: TKhs 540-5206 Wont's•_. Orange Co. Au1>0rt ) 27500La Paz Rd finest. Sal $800. Call Rita, Immed operungs & op appt 751-tlll!S •----------• -r·· ~asunng tn.Slruments Equal Oppor Employer Laguna Niguel COIUSPONDEHCE ~.Coastal Person· portunities 11' an estab EXECUTIVE General Orrice. PBX s.c.ltyGecrd d~w!'i1::::::lh& un· ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~F.q~u;al~Op~por;~E~m~p~l;oy;e~r~I SECRETARY nel Agency, 2790 Harbor, co. m Orange Cr. airprt Answer. Serv. Oprs. S..-.lu 0 _ • _________ 1 Excellent oppor for In· CM i&rea Ar.pl.cants to TRAl.._.EI: lmmed opemngs for ex-Start now! Immediate •,-wres prev manuf. l•--------•I div. wishing to become t\.LJ.,JOBS FREE troub'esM<l•. rel 1r & f"'lll ~ per'd or qualified people. full and part time posi· f;J:~iall':strong entry Videc Operator in word Decorators working at ten electronic sy ems 1 need l or2 up fron( i>e<>· Rate o< pay depends up· t'~.~ open. Floible Be able to learn on th" *Jl CLERK ~LERKS 0 --ent analog & ·g·t I pie who enJOY hunting & on exper. Apply 10 • ........,. "' processing center Typ. home? Come & Jo1r. u3 e~r r""''d Int i ~ a f:~i.•nn lo inLerv1·ew pro person Mon-Fri·. 9am· "'•"'VE 11..yE• ,,.GE job w/rrun superv1s1on. ing 6S wpm. handle misc PIT. Uc;e our shoroc,rr; & ~It"' ~... • erview .,....,~ · ~ "' ~ W al h SR CLERK by appt Only 557 9051 • sk s.....,..1ve members of the 4pm, lSS Rochester St, r 11..y SC,,., I!. onn almosp ere & * corresp. Statistical & faciht.es-.>our own • · a ~.... CM "' ~ goodbenef1ts. • UTOTEM legal document typing. time schedule. Also need 1_Cor_B_us_ch.______ oldest & largest hunting. Apply in person or call OencaJ *CLERICAL •~ST. Good communication girl Friday. 3 days/wk. ---------fislung & camping club ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;~.-.-.-.;-.-.1 ·UruformsSuppli~ (714) 556-l840 IW OpeningsNowAvailable skills Including gram-Call499-4644 Electronics in Amenca. Xlnt com· GENERAL •MustllaveAuto Varied jobs with & for full or p/time clerks mar. spelling, editing & ---------pany benefits. bonuses & and Telephone Gardner-Denver Co. without exper. in good oo 2nd & 3rd shirts . No punctuation, Will train. Delaney's Markel St. 30lh incentives Col lege •Meo and Women ofcsu.11'0\lndings.Callto-exper necessary-we Ca1J644·3389 &NewportBlvd,NB.Ex· MSJ Data corporation, degree prererrcd. Call LABORERS -Studentsand day!!! train. Advancement op· Sam'tilnoon perienced cashie rs & an established expand · Mr. Taylor Mon-Tut' SemJ·retlred HORES porturuties to those who THEIRVINECO clerks. No phone calls Ing and progressive 9AM·lPMSS8-8636.lfun Urgently Needed"! quaWy. For information pleac;e. leaderintbeappUcallons able to call send resume SUMMER JOBS ~o~ Off i Ce • go to our nearest market 550 Newport Ctr Dr terminaJ business has an to Mr Taylor. 1430 So. l d or con~ct the personnel Newport Beach Delivery man. early immediateopeningfor. Village Way, Suite 1-·. Warehouse 0 OVe r 0 a olfice at F.qual Oppor Employer morning LA Times, S _Sa_n_ta_An_a...:'...:Ca..:_. 927_:_.:..05:___1 Stock Clerks 1.2142LampsonSt dys /wk, Mo n -Fri Stupping&Reeeiving 557.0061 GardenGrove537-"840 "-met.I Al V 4 J5am-6am. $250 mo. SENIOR Expanding California Must havepbone&relia-3723 Birct-St. NB """'s cs-oe era 673-2.515, 646-1413. co r P needs s e Ir . ble transp. Long & sho ... .,.Au.al Op E I<> F.qual Oppor Employer ales & clistnbutor mOl.lvated sales onented • • ~ pelf' mp yer pos1uons avail. Delivery man for early TECHNICIAN person. Good closer \-0 term assignments. Holi- ·---------•IClerX Typist., full Time. Call Deanna AM or PM 11m. l.J\ Times home de manage new offc in day & vaut100 pay. Good typing skills nee. ~orS3'1-3123 livery Ad Its only. Laguna area Call Virgil Hosp1tahzal1on plao Mt b ·1 d 2~1hrs1dy Must have A solid background In Garrison anytime avail. Oerical H Prop 13 Hurts We Can Help! s e ava1 1mme · COUNTERGJRL IMCJ\ 00 dJgitaJ electronics, logic 714 ,...,..,..,.3 -~ __ l_m_o_642_·7_860 ____ 1 Full time. apply 1n ~on car ...,.,., /mo, and t '~""'°"" t W 118 systems a ong with --------- person 8 A u .sPM ne . estmtn/ area. roe ·· CLEll(TY•1sT m ,.....01.26 proven p 1c1ency IO US· f"'CTORY r Cameo Cleaners 1650 San ...,.. mg 0-SCOPE and other A P/llme. Sharp "people 1 _MJ-'-gu_el_D_r _._N_B_. __ -1 _D_e_n_t_a_l _A-ss_t_C_h-r s-d-. t t: st de v 1 c es to WORKERS person" to work p /time f/ll ---' b f t t r o u b I e !! h o o t With at leas• l yr exp 1'n in exec. olc. XJot typmg Counter& Cash me, guvu ene i s. • skills <65 wpm>, 25 Jl 8 . 893-5032. 846-3540. microprocessor based mfg. & machine shop en· RegisterH.tp terminaJs and receivers vironmeot. $4 8S to start. hrs I wk · ( FI e" i b I e Min age 18 yrs. Apply in DENT AL ASSIST. to the component level \s Will tram for challeog1ng sdtedulmg). S4 Hr. Good person. Delaney's Kellie EXPER'D needed ror required. 2·3 years' ex· job, New plant. Excel fr· ~(~~~~ct Jan o1 Fish. 630 Lido Park C.M dental ofc. Xray lie penence preferred. mge benefits & oppor. for 3848 CCllllplS Dri•e 54~741 c Across From Orange Co. Airport.I Equal Oppor Employer State MutualSavings Dr,N.8 .675-3145 req'd. ROA pref'd udvancement EOE 4001 MacArthur• NB Couple wanted lo manage Knowledge of frnt/bck DIGITAL Tungsten Carbide Mfg. 1--------- Equal Oppor Employer small business Ptt1me. 646-9671. Aft 6 cal I .. 14451 Myford Rd Tustin GENERAL OfflC[ Mr. HaU 642-1634 ss_7·_l280_______ I For Immediate con· sideralloo, call or apply in persoo at: BURNS WccaaHDeClll SK.f ty Senkn.hlc. 1m E. Cent.er St Suit.e 105 Anabel.ID 635-4630 Equal Opporturuty Employer MI F GUARDS FUil &t p/ti.me. All areas. Uniforms rum. Ages :tt or over. Retired welcome. No exper necess. Appl)'. Uruversal Protection Service. 1226 W. W\ St, Santa Ana. ln· tervw hrs !H2 & 1-4 Mon. Fri. Neutrorucs Div1s1on ADVANCED CONTROLS 647 Young St. S. Ana Equal ()ppor Employer osurance AGBICY SECllETA.RY Multi llne exper. Min 3 yrs. Located 31 S.A. Fr- u\ge benefits. ~int sal. Cal l D . B r ennan. 834-(8)(). Insurance PENSION ACTUARIAL ANALYST Uncertain about your future .. Looking for a new career ? '{emporary assignments in office. in- dustrial & markt>ting support s kills. Work when & where you want.. You don't pay, we pay you. a.ERK TYPIST Jnsurance co. in N .B. seeJung trainees for ac· c:ounung dept. Perm. pos Ute typing. Sal $500. Good co. benefi t s . TECHNICIANS Fema e Packagers, Meril DENT AL RECEPT. raises. Call 548·5125. 1537 CLERKS COURIER Pcdialric dental office. Monrovia Ave. NB Growth wiUun our group pension operat.Jon.s pro· vides the oppor. for a qualified per s on as pension actuarial analyst. Previous exper m group defined benefit penSJon plan valuation. a HAIDl.ESSH computer (in Fortran> Hair culling & wash. & programing background sets.494-5677 & math degree are u-~..A-.. -ma-n-. -ma-· -tu_r_e_&_d_e_· 1 general reqwreme nt.s for ...... ......., the pos1\Jon. Benefits in· Call or come in today! wanted for local de· C0c;ta Mesa. Expenence ibis is an excellent op-•--------- bveries from Corona dcl reqwred. 548·$588 portunity for Digital FISHING TACKLE MARIHIRS SA VIMGS l'Wwpon leac.h Mar to Huntington Beach Technicians with 1·2 Retail lack le dealer area. 2~ to 3 hours per DEHTALASSIST. years' experience in re-localed 1n Newport SEAv1ces day Monday thru Fri Cha1rs1de P /l1me 4 centboal'dlevel1est.Re· Beach needs man for Newport Beach 833·1441 C&..ERJ( TYPIST day. S 3 . O 0 I b o u r . l'D()ms & l full day. f::t cent tech.meal school counter & some service 833-MSO JELL~ * MESSIMGER/ GEHERAL OfACE ASSIST AMT pendable. part or full elude medical/ dental & ume for guest home 1n twuoo refund. Contact CM. 646-6716 Penoru:iel Department L.agunaN•guel 831·0542 lndJv. w/good appear & \Sc/mile. Call Carol per'donly.548·5504 graduates or individuals work. Top pay. Chance Garden Grove 038--0500 pleasant manner needed _w_"e_e_kd_a_;;y_s_a_t_640-_2500 __ . __ 1 -''------''--------with military related ex for advancement. Good ---------1 DENTAL SERVICE perience will be COD· knowledge or Pacirlc for loan broker farm. Credit/Collection. Orange COORDINATOR sidered. Coast f1sh1ng a must. _________ 1 Some phooe work. Near County d1stnbutor has Person w/front ore den Seod resume to Ad #139. Fashion Isle 644-8824. good t e I e phon e tal admmistration exper we otrer excellent cialary C/O Daily Pilot, Box CL&ICAL 5PECIAUST Oppor ror 1nd1v w/ex per in verbal & wntlen commumcall°" skills Croup insurance back ground help£u.1 S1gnih· <'ant career potentrnl for qualified candidate who can deal efrect1vely w/lhe publk as well as work m a team effort Benel1ls include m en dtcal/dental & tuition re fW\d. personality & expcnence needed to worlt in house and company bf:nefits \n· 1560. Costa Mesa . CA "1-a.Ty~"St m t.elephone collection. supporting our r1eld eluding a modern work· _9262.6 ________ _ ., fi1 R" Compet1t1ve salary & & 1ng e v;•oo t Pl needed 'or th 'fl"" service reps coordmat· n .. men . ease FrOfttDHk Ctk ,, e ass1 '""' benel1·t.s For 1nterv1ew nd · · mg service activities. We se resume or call Vern DepartmentoflheDa1ly call Mi ss Parker, olferacareeropporw/a Wiersma, at 171'1I Exper prer'd W11ltrain Pilot.~ 45wpm elec· 547.9151 or apply 1n maJor data proceesinl'( 549-61.26, Vaned stufls Ncwporter ~~urut/f~~na~vv~~~:: person 1525 E Edinger. firm ror an intelligent, Inn Hotel, 6'44·1700 Call "' S.A. h1•>hly motivated . MSI Ron R1rfkel" or Julio ment. c..xcellenl com· EOE M /F " P E O E pany benefits. -·-· -·-------' articulate ind1v. w /good erez. · · For Appointment Cutter wanted for wet suit clencal skills & exJ>(?r. in DATA FUii time & Part Time ror 10terv1ew mfgr. Ex per desired or dealing w /people Please CORPORA TIOM em p Io ye es wanted . CaJl642"'32l, ext277 will tram. Apply bctwn call Pete Meade. 546·6080 Retail sales in seuba 0 d l 340 Fischer Avenue EqualOpportunlty 8:JCH2am!837W.18U:lSt r!lcn resume o. shop. Aquatic Center I DC Cost.a Mesa. CA 92627 1 ____ E_m...:p::....l_oy::....e_r ___ , St., CM. Dental Prachcc 4535 W Coast. Hwy. NB Cocktail W aitrHs School F..am up to $300 per wk. Low tuition. Placement assist. 751·9194. Systems Equal Opportunity Apply tn person DATAOPEJlATOR 2283 Fairview Rd ~~~E~m~p~lo~y~e~r~M~/~F~~; Gardener's hets>Cr. cxper Immed. opening ror so· Costa Mesa _ preferred, must have meonew/min3yrsexper ---------dnver'slic Call546-0821. in data entry on card °n~~I ro~eac ~!~Apsr!~~ Engineering ,._~ Offi--. ® PACIFIC ffiUTUAL 700 Newport Center Dr ~ewport Beach F.qual Oppor Employer Punch & key to disc ~ ..... l•--------•I eqwpment. Prefer ln· lice in COM . 673·6443 Resp .. dec1s1ve indiv. fotexexper. dys.f!30.3S76eves. TEST able to work w t lite Oen cal Several Needed Oneof Irvine's finest co·~ has a variety of OP· portunities reqwnng hte typing. There 1s & great J)Oteot for adv l)n all desks & & startmg !$al to BX>. ca11 Rita. 540·~5. Coastal Personnel /\gen ey.2790Harbor, CM tommercial Loan Officer Call 644·3389 Detttal Ass't superv1s1on needed for n{£';'~~~~C:~o. Chrurs1de. X-ray IJcense TECHNICIAN i.~~:'o.~:i1 investrnept required, non-smkr SSONewportCenterDr NB /Lido . 673-9460, r...E.Oo.1iuu1orr.cE Newport Beach 673-8894 DuUes will include setup ~ m F.qual Oppor Employer & basic mechanical test Heavy phones & typi.ng. equipment and monitor· 10 Key adder. Good ing of tests under phone maMeressential supervision. l-2years ex-Small manuf. Sal com peneoce preferred. mens u rate w t ex per 642·1916 Wea.re seeking a responsible person t o work as an Escrow Messenger and General Office Assistant at our Newport Beach office. Must have own vetucle and type 35 wpm •STOCJ( CLERK Opening available ror in· d 1vitfual with a good dnving record to deliver and shelve stock and to assist in purchasing sup· plies. Some tight office duties. These are interesting rull-llme positions with above average salary and opportunity for ad· vancement. Excellent c;pmpany paid benefits package, rncludiog a generous dental plan. You'll enjoy the beaullful working environment and C'Ongen1al al· mosphere or a highly progress1 ve organiia I.JOO ABnlv At ~dfm. t 515 Wnteliff Dr. H05p1tal Insurance biller trainee, 8·4 :30 s hirt. Please contact Person· neJ Office. San Clemente General Hospital 654 Camino de Lo!. Mar~ HOSllSS 21 or over. Stuft Noodle R esta urant. 2 15 R1vers1de Or. N ll 548 7418 H.otel Front Desk clerk Excel workin~ cond. Cd Pay. expd prfrd. Apply m person. Sandpiper Inn & Tenms Cluh 2101 E. CoustHw_y_C_d_M ___ _ HOUSECLEAMIHG HELP FUii time. Mon· Fri P11rt· time work avail. dunn,11 week or on Sat Will ac· cept students for sum rner employment. 54().9525 HOUSEKEEPER Housekeeper. Apt. clean· mg service. exp prfrd. salary. fnnge benefits, reg hours, El!ghsh spk· mg please. Call 644·2622 Park Newport /\pl.s N 8' Housecleaners. Tues-Fri. 8·JPM. Call Jan1ce·s @ PAOAC nunJAL 700 Newport Cent.tt o~ Newport Beach Equal Oppor Employer insurance PENSION ACTUARIAL SPECIALIST Growth witlun our group pension operation pro· v1des an oppor. for a quahrlcd person as a pens 1 on act u·a r 1 a I sj>ec1alist. Previous ex· ~ per. 1n group defined benefit pension plan valuation, a computer <in Fortran) program· ming background & math degree a.re general requirement'> for the pos1Uon. Benefits include medJcaJ dental & twtron refund. Cont.act Personnel Dept ® PAOAC muruAl 700 Newport Center Dr Newport Beach Equal ()ppor Employer ALL JOBS FREE We oUer excellent General Office person for Newporileoch salaries and. fringe mall pickup. sort, dis· EqualOpporturuty Raggedy Ann's. 645·1800 , _______ _ S700 Unique pos for someone who enjoys becoming in· votved in spedal pro· jects vrorking w /people & keeping accurate re- cords. Need pleasant personalit)' & accur. l)'P· ing. Really fun, but resp Job for top N 8 . corp Super bens & great pu- tent. Call Sally. 540-6055, Coastal Persoonel /\gen· cy, 2790 Harbor. CM ALLJO~FREE Seil with .EASE! ll'sa BR~ Q.zsified Am 642-5678 n. Cfty of ffwlfliMJtC. INdt" . e..tor-t & T,..... Ad ::W•attw A....cn ~-~For n. Posl oM r CLERK TYPIST S671rerMotlttl GROUNDS IEEPH sno, ... w_.. TEACHING ASSISTANT S67tr.,.M°""' MECHANIC $120f'w-M-*' MIC.HAMIC HB.Pll S120hrM..tlt Tb.a• are CETA funded POSlllooa & i.iJ HunUnftm &:•ch Residency • 30 day':1,rtf: unemplo)'ment. Appllc•tlona will be accepted until 3PM June 23rd at the Employment ft TUlnlna Center, 638 Main St HunUnctoo IJC'•dt ' DO YOU OFFER A SERVICE? Let the public know with an ad In the DllUY Pilot Dentnl Reeept. Mature woman. Type 50·60 wpm. Benents. 642·5997. Dent.al Assist /reept, full tim e, exper. only . 495-0223 Service Olrectory. lt can Doti Sitter retired person cost you as littJc as $1.% musl u'ko anlmuts: per day. For more in· v ned hrs. Must have ronnauon and comple\e t r a n a p o r t a t I o n . rates call &U-5678. Jean, MS-MU . Mt· 7058 MOW IS THI TIMI far Job letkM to check the DaHJ PIJot Help Wanted clustficat.loo. ll the )Ob you want ts not there 100 mJ1bt con.wider offerint your aervlt-ea wtt.h an ad In the Job Watrt«l causorr. Pbollt' 60-5671 DllVBS Men or won»o 2.5 yr1 or older. Know the ~Ht CU1 . Net l180 a woelt or more. Oran1e Cout Yellow Cab, 11300 Mt. Herrmann, Fountain Valley <No of Slater betwn Nfwhope fc EucUd) benefits _mcluchng com-tribute. Supply room. lite E I pany prud medical a.nd rustodial duties. Xlnt ---•m_.p•o•y•e•r--• life .Insurance. ,For in· benerit.s. Irvine toe. Fted --------- Housetteeper /babysitter nded. Exp. & reliable l Infant, wkdys, fullUme. Tustin 731-1058 eves terv1ew, contact. s . J I\ m es & c 0 . lnsur lince Brokers Maurtne Bradle.y, 494-1087. EOE. GenCTftl Office LEAR SIEGLER TRANSPORT DYNAMICS 3131 W. Segerstrom S4nta Ana. CA 92702 Equal Opp Emplyr MI F PART· TIME (As~~:"= nee. Payroll Clerk needed ap-Will t u JD. Bilingual, GENERAL OFFICE prox. 20 hrs per wk. Ac· able to speak Spanish. lmmed opening exists counting exper. req'd. 10 Newporter Ion Hotel. tor an individual who Key exper. Apply No-&44·1700 Call Yolanda, need.s job security, ad· tionalSystemsCorp.4361 ext574E.O.E. vancement and a great Birch St, N.B. (Near OC 1---'------- worklni environment. Airport) Equal Op. Housekeeper wanted, Sbould have basic office portunity Employer. good working cond . skills, 10 key by wuch, &j~~~~~~~~~ beaut lrvine home. Call a good attllude. Th.is is a ror m<>re info. Ml·lSll aft career oppty wJgood GENERAL 6&wknd.s. salary & fringe benefits. OFFICE Cadillacs to Go-Carts Contact Mary at ( 714 ) Whatever the Fad _549-8M3_. _______ -J National education firm Housekeepr, exper, w /car. ref'!I, S days. perm. (« diaabled lady. SHS mo t ake-home. 768-7926 Roll ·em off themar kel is relocating Its s ub- With a Clasinfied Ad !!idiary accelerated pilot v?J.l ~OW" 642-5678 lTaull.og to the Newport ~~;;i~i:=~=~~~~~~==~~ff cb comP,lex This re· Kooselt~per 1compamon, r 1ocaliorinasTre:alid'"'"Z u~own tf'anr."~)' wuranee sa. ST/4F SPICIAUST Opportunity ror 1nd1v w1leadersb1p potent.Jill. R,espoos1bilities mclude admitustration of a nllt'l union insurance plan. Group insurance or trust admlmstra.t1on exper. helpful. Must have xlnt verbal> & wr\Uen com- mw\lcauon skills & be well orgaruzed. P051tion offers s1gn 1flcant challenge & oppor for advancement. BeneCits include med1cal1dental &: tuiuon refund @ PAOAC mUTUAL 700 Newport Center Dr Newport Beach Equal ()ppor Emptoyu JIOSl?tom of s ieneral ol-betlehlronl apt. Pnv rnl. flee nature. Typing skills &: bath. care for elderty.~111111111.--...111111.-11111..--.. & a pleuaot phone voice lady. Refs '94.«0IJ & Insur Secy toS22K are needed 't' nc;it (99-1001 Jr.Sec/Rcccpt $8SO handwriting to help Exec. Secretary Sl2l< enroll our s tudents. HOUSEKEEPER·Uve·ln, A/PayClerk to$SIOO Please apply at our cor· 2 children. boy 8 & alrl 4. Lrvine Personnel Aaency porate hdqrtra Mon-Fri H.B. area 963-6370 488 E. 17th Costa Mesa 8-3, National System• &JJte224 642-1470 Corp. '36l Birch St. N.O. Housekeeper. C M re·~ (Near oc Airport) Equal tlHd lady have car, G Opportunity Employer . ~r/t , non ·sm>rr. GUA:4 OfcfTyplst HOUSl.llftl W or k e x p e r n o t Live-In. ScboOl children, nece11ary. But a willing· l neat to team a mutt. pref driver. Jl nt. aal. Ccm&KlLe:na.l TU·l860 "7-1567, H.B. Oen'I Offit't. typ\oa & 10 to nei(d ~ z key people to key rec(d. No ape:r nee. help 1n OW' u paod but. Full tlme. Mon-Fri Caflforappt.6'75-0aO_:_ Located tn lrYiM lodus. Se.lhriUtEASE! area. Call Mrs. YcVdlh. ll'I a BREEZE MN0'74 bet .. 10&t1. Classtlled Ads Ma-.S81I IMTUIOI "-A.MY MAIMTIHANCI Exper. or h11ve st.rong bortlcullur a\ back· IJ'(IWld. F/Ume.49'~18&. DJfl DAILV PILOi !iyncMiy.JuM '8 t079 ~~~ ..... !!~~ ~~~ ..... ~!~! ~~~·~.~ ..... ?!.~~~~~ ..... ?!~~ ~.~~~.~ ...... !1~~ ~~~t~.~ ..... ?!~~ .... W•hd 7IOQH.fpW.t.cl 11ool..._w..t.d 1100 Ml"11c:a11~1atnc.-3 e•P· N\.lnltf1'lAt~ndant . .stroke ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~••••••••••••••••••• bac k olhce Moo Jo'r1 palient. Mon-i''l'i, FY. fl'OWl\aain Valley 549-8133 963-4990 l ntenul aud1Lur 1 ~J U.C--Clert • Ml\lNT&NANCE man ror ----------~1u· Ora.na,· Co hut.pit.ii "°'"kd•)' afteraoon• l!ltc:lwnvt'. own )'oUM)wn uEA RICEPT Office p t tame. good Wric w t'Ol\lrollt!r mst b\· Tu& l.hru Jo'hda~ S2 a5 U urlit Uayfront opta ~. • w/firures. Lota or-varle· bobp1tal np. atrnn1C un hr Wi.OdJammer CdJ( Muat be honest, depend. Bu.sy Dn. otc. Eitp. only ty in beaut.llul NewPOrt CO!it re5>0rts . blld K\'h. m 7S30 cOlnpetent & w11llo1 to do Benefit.a. 646-3903 Ctr lnsurance ofc I lr11 ac<.'1 ana1y1111 & r~·un· - -a good JOb w l out ME 'N ED'S FAMILY I 5 Mon tbru f'rl l'llJat1on. ~1t100 avo11 LOT MAH s upervuuon. Cleun hv p J z z A p AR Lo R _833-__ 9500 _______ _ 1mmt.'d Cull 495~1:xt For u r renlal. 18+ lllfii, no bad habits. L1vt! lmrnt:d openl'!I' lull Oral Surgeon surgical as· 400__ __ P /Ume-1'\Jll 7S2 7100. on prcrnlsea an beaut UJ'l t.Jme lor responsible men s1s tant. Experience 1 provided rreu w /uttl & women w/ outgoing necessary Call 963-0727 Dbutancc L YH PM Shift Pt'rm future, gd salury • personalities & a good at or 751·91M utter 6 PM t-..... nt ASSl.St Every other wknd olf 6x1n73t-8w7orlking ~1o~d33!:,h Utude. Apply arter Spm HwiUngtoo Beach. . ~ Must be: dedlc;1&ted to 1 or ti " <>v. dally; ask ror Jean or H you hav¢ ex&>c1r JI good patJl!rll care. Apply. betwn 4pm & Uprn Matt, Me 'N Ed's Pizza. Parlung Lot Altendent agency level & know 144.5 Superior /'we, N 8 4l0E 17thSt.,C M. Moo-Fri 10.6. Call btwn commercial rnuJu lines &12 ~LO Management 10-12. 675-3080 this can be your gtJlden ---MANAGER TRAIMHS ----------------oppor. Xlnt pot.ent & bens LYN'S A natiOnWlde Jewelry co MEN-WOMEN Partner wanted. take mUusrastgrow10gf1rm J.11 Medications. Full & will t e ach you the overexpans1on pr0Jectm Startmg sal $1100. Call Pit. Mesa Verde Conv Jewelry busmess $250 a Orange Co. Oppor Cor 6 Chns, 540.fJOSS. Coastal Hosp. 661 Center st. t:.M wk + comm. No exp nee Immediate Cigure income within 6 Personnel Agency, 2790 ~-558S. Will tram For appt call • • yrs. For app\S only c1&1l Harbor. CM 642-5163 opemngs Jn &4&-4533betwn9·Uam. A.LLJOBS FREE MACHl .... IST ----· - - - -" MAMAGEMEMT ( Part u me positions ore Real Estate Salespeople FfllHt "'°* .. MCMHll TrGWIMj Wesley N Taylor Co. h os recently acquired the finest in-house ao..ct Clrcvlt T.V. T~ ln today's highly competitive market you need all the profoi;sional training available to be qualified as a true professional and top producer. Wt! believe we are the only orfice rn Newport Beach o ff ering this professional produced Tom Hopkins Sales Trairung Program. PLUS lhe L ee DuBois Course In Selling Techniques. all in color video tape. PLUS Listing and Selling courses on cassette tapes. RECEIVING CLERK AT-EASE U. Fa.Won lt4md. H.wport l.ach hu an optn'-g ht ih RKeM 1tq Depw t11oent. 1:30.S:JO Moet lhnl Ftidcry. Please Cal 644-5070 Wffkdays Astr For Mr. K°"°"' HetpW..ted 7100 HlfpW.+ed 71 00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Janitor. Janitress, p/l1mc F;abriCalor speciallung Lookrng lor (1nancial urope now available at our & f/time. Irvine a rea 1n machining or plastics secunty In these uncer-st.ore Cor clerk assiatants Wiii train. Ideal for has openin~ Cor exp. tam limes."'b>cal Amway IC you qualify. we'll & caslucrs. Morrung or howiewives, sludeot.s & m ac h1n1sl. Apply 1n distnbutor will show you teacb you a s.kiU, pay you evening hours. Salary Wesley N. Taylor Co. ts l:l 33 year-old rirm wholly owned and operated by its founder. not a branch. subsidiary or division of something else -just headquarters. We offer pers onal profession al guidance lo each individual trans action l•--------•IRestauran~ u. Sates COOKS cpls. Call bet wn 3-6pm, person how to gel 1L w /profita ble wh.iJe you team . a nd give depeDds on experience _n_l_4_> _833_ ~15 _ ___ KENNEDY spate ume busine:.s of you one or the b est Please apply in ~rson at One or s. Calif. leading Position •VQll . Conl.lJll'n bldrs and developers is ta1 Cwsine. 67~6220. Kenne l ass·t , ~eneral clea1ning & m:i1nt. .imrrwl hospital E 0 1'~ 673-1050 PLASTICSCORP. yourown.646-7989 benefit packages the Laguna Hills Mall 17372 Eastman St anywhere. Then you'll store; We have openings for a rew select in dividuals who possess highest integrity. professional appearance and desire for success. Applicants must feel comfortable in prime areas such as Big Canyon. Spyglass. Corona del Mar, Linda Isle. Lido .lsle and other prestigious communities. Interview by appointment only. in the process of In __ _ tervleWUlg lor their re-,_ ________ _ Irv ine lndu slr1al MANAGER earn your keep in THEA.KROH Complex Tbe Daily PLlot hus open· Europe. Join the people Equal oppor. employer. s ale d1v1s1on. We a re Restaurant seeking ambitious. :ig. Mf H B>S g ress1ve. licensed 1n family Ptuo Legal MACHINIST N B co. needs. Class A Maclunist for Bndgeport M1U & llardinge Lathe Close tolerance precision work Exper req'd. Top bens. E.O E. 557·9051 ask for Ron Adams. P/t M~ II GroWUlK law firm needs sl"!C)' w 1xlnt typing & ex per on Mag Card II No ~h Legal bkgd pref"d Lo\Cly ore rilled w pleasant people Perl Machine operator asstS· spot Cor someone who tants oded immed f/cor· wants to work morns & rugalc.-d box plant. 15561 enJoys free Summ~r OelAmoTustin aftns Can go f 1t111\C' 1n several mo's. Sal S6.50 Marhin1st Lathes. mill & hr. Call S ally 540-6055, chucker operator Able Coastal Personn<.'I Agen to do bas1e set up, read cy,2700 Harbor,CM prints, & have basi<' ALL JOBS FREE tools. <.:all days 540-6426 -----. - LEGAL SECRETARY 1 yr exp or legal sec school Nr Orange Co Aui><>rt l!J3 !H24 Maehinery Assemblers. Some shop e.xper nee Start 1mmed. C.:all Dave or Rob 957 8761 LEG.Al SECRET ARY With take charge ability 5 Yrs exper Xlnl lyping & sh skilll.. OC Airport area s ... 1 open. 975·07R2, 5'15·lSSS ~aids wanted. t'Xper un- net•cssary. s teady work. gd company btnef1ts. m· surance. cu:. Apply M ote l 6. 6266 Westnunster Ave. West. Legal Sec no sh Voun1-: attorney desperately ne<'fis help lo ~AID ptume. Will tram. Lido Shores Hotel. 617 Lido P ark Dr, N B 673-8800 run his i.mall ofr Lt•~al Ma.id wanted. mature & bk~d m J.len'I praclict• experienced Part lune would bt• sutf1 r1cnt student OK Desk clerk Plea-.ant man will ht-rell<.'f, I ni ght u w1•ck easy to gt'l along with Some experience pre· ~11 toSICIOO C.:..lt l>arrl'll. ferred Handyman. light :>Ml-f.i055, <.:oaslJI l'cr:.on ma1n1enancc. retired nt•I ARcnt·~ :!7'111 I I arbor. OK S.12 3030 CM -------- AJ.L JOB.'> v 1u:i.. :'tft\.ID wanted rull t1mc or - - - - -p time Se.ichrr Motel, Laguna Bch. 494-4892 'Legal Sec'y 1ss1 s coast Hwy. Tl11s top firm ncctl'> person w1~ood typrng & Maint. &HJitteer t'Ofl)Ornle ukgd Xlnt <'<> Mature or retired pre· & potenl Plush olc-. in (erred. Pull tune. Must lovely N.D Call Chris. have bldg maintenance 540-6055. Coastal Person background. Good rringc nt•l Agency. 2790 Harbor, henetf1ts & salary. Apply CM in person. Personnel ore. ALL JOBS F REE The Registry Hotel - - -9 AM to 12 noon. Mon lifequordjTrainHS thru Frida) 18800 Minimum J).!~ 16 Scl' Ad MatArthur Bl. Irvine 111l4Jt!r Schooli; &o lnMrut· -C'lu:.s1Cled Ads l\42·5fi78 Ht-lpW~ 7100.W,W•ted 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ·~ INVESTMENT SALES Prl·~t 1g1ou:. ~econd lrust det•d in\'cstmcnl rirm 1s :.cckmit ;111 ei..pcn cntcd salespcr5on tu Sl'll pnml' Orangl' C:nunty re~1denti:il loans l'refrr \n<l1 \·1dt1.1I "1th ~uod Ill\ e:;~or base Jnd Heal t·:. .. t.1t~· !<.Jlt!" hcen•c f111,. ,, an 1•xrl'µ\10na! 01>portunity for an lnt11v1.l1wl "1th suc:<'f''\'i in Secunt1~ Sa\CJ> :in<l l11ok1n11. I" cntt•r a 11.ruwlh onl'nled 1111lt"tn \\1lhm1t the tiinc:~rn <11 market rll'dlll<' 1-:xcclll:'nt c:omm1 .. :,.ion :.chedu!c permit:. unhmitl.'d 1>er'ion11l ~rowth und 1mmed1ate rncome. r rc;,t•nt lmcstment Coum1elor!i t.>arn .1 m1n1mum ol SJ;;,ooo no annuiJllY Our luun:. arc wnttcn to attract soph11,liciited lnvt'slors seekm~ "l'C'ltrt' investments with v1elds tl\lcra~in)! 12· · \.:rill F.xel' V I' at 714-644·8824 NEWPORT EQUITY FUNDS, INC. 620 Newport Center Drive, Suite 211 Newport Beoch, Calif ornio 92660 uigs tor Circ ulation Dis· who've joined the Army. tnct Managers 1n the Cdl Army PART TIME d1v1duals who have .i Parton positive mental atutude ~rowing coast area of --~o-unitie• Sml oCfc nds careful """' "" ~ typist for typing, filing. and a real desire for sue 410 E 17th St. C M cess, but who understand MAMAGEMEKT range County. Costa esa 540·1026 'I oer· k Hr 9 1 Male or female. beginner Huntington Sch 962•8821 gen ice wor · s, · or experienced appll L.aguna HllJs 768,5251 or 2pm wkdys. So. S.A. cants are encouraged to An Equal area. 556-6136 apply. Excellent benefits Opportunity Employer include group insurance paid by employer, new model company car with personal use. vacation. i.1ck leave. t>ension and PART TIME WESLEY H. TAYLOR CO. 21 I I San Joaquin Hills Rood that their goals and our~ ()perung Oay'I, w1ll tra1n can onJy be reached by We are look.mg for J wll hard work. We will tram. s tart.er. F1um~ day Juli call for interview. Mon· Must be over UJ. MJlt-01 Fn. 9AM-4PM. ask for f emale . C ..1 I I Bn h MEWPORT CENTER, N.I. 644-4910 Bull, 960-4361 s:.>-0312. credit union. Mervyns 1s now ta king ap-EVENINGS pllcauons for P tr Sales. and s tock. Daytime. R.E.Sales 1 ... ..-... ,,. Hl4p Wc.hd 7100 Help Want.cf 7100 ·······~··············· ·····••·•••·•·••··•··•· C.Stabhshed scale for this poS1t100 is $168 to $301 per wee k based on ex - pencnce. plus bonuses Minimum requirements are age 18. generally clean driving r ecord. willingness to work with young J0· 16 age boys and girls. ll a m to 9 p,m weekdays wilh opuonal Saturday overtime Not just newspaper deb very, but total management of a d efi ned dis trict or customers, young in· dependent d 1stri bulors. promotion. service. col· evenmg. & wkend shifls Adults with outstandmg, avail Apply a t 9811 attractive personalities Adams Ave. HB Betweeh who enjoy workmg with 10-2. E 0 E kids. Start al SJ.SO per ---------•hr. Phone 642-4321 11250. S500 mo pays your room & bctween3.00-5:00P.M. Produt t10ft Wri&n F/M exp. not nee. excel wrking cond. Apply in person . K ENNEDY PLASTICS CORP. 17372 Eastman St. Irvine Jn duslrial Comp.lex S*-lrbc~ Xlnt oppty to grow with PURCHASING expanding professional Coordinate purchas ing firm. Super training. act1v1t1es ol school di.st. Please call Cor a ppt bourd; cruise the So. Ask for ShCll"Oft Pac1ric 65' schooner Equa l Opportunit y Consult W/Ochool or-,_8384 __ 9'l_l _____ _ "Shearwater" 548·4192 Employer MOTOR ROUTE Payroll/Personnel l1"1als & vendors, review RESTAURANT Travel rcqws1uons Cor budget & lnn ResU.urant opemng acctng purposes. AA deg soon needs + 4 yrs broad pun:has· CooU.xper'd The Daily Pilot has a Electronic rnanuf. co. large route in Mission has operung for payroll & Viejo Mon thru Fri ar. personnel runct1oru. of a ter noons. S (It & S un med size co, Data pro- mom1ngs. Must have de cessing exper. req·d . Ap· pendable car. $50 cash ply in pe rs on. Data depos1trcq.Gooddnvmg Power. 3328 w ts.to St. record Ca II 642-4321 Production Worker Delivery Driver Combo $3 hr to start. 642·2256. mg exper anclud 2 yrs at lroler M buyer level Additional " e:<per may be substitul Apply in person ed for degree on a year UO N. El Camino PROGRAMMt:;R for year basis. Sal $923 San Clemente mo to S1124 mo tn 5 an· Restaurant fJUal steps Xlnt fnnge Assistant Manager pos1 benes. Apply by June 19. Uon opening. Forty Car Westmins ter Scb ool rots.CM. 752·2740. lect1ons L,ea ve name & phone _s_a_n_ta_An_a_. SS4-__ 7_7_oo_. __ Those quahC1ed and in· tcrested cum l! to 330 West Bay Street, Costa Mesa. Monday throul:h f'nday 8· 30·5 00 and a~k for Ha rry Seeley in th~ (.'1rculat1on Dt·p:irtment Your call 11.111 be re turned. PIX AMS. SERV. Operator. vaned hours. MOTOR ROUTE ~!'in &~~/1me Will E~~~~!~~~~8!nd J CL . knowledge or COBOL OS JCL a plus I>ist. 14121 Cedarwood.1---------- Westm. EOE m/f ----------• Restaurant Equ11l Opp<>rtunity Emplo)cr Dally Pilot route in ---------- Laguna Beach & South PBX Answer Serv. Laguna. afternoon:.. All slurts avail. Expcr Monday Lhrough Friday pref d. but will tn11n plus Saturday and Sun Weekends a must Call day mornings. $<150 00 forappt557·7777 EOE per mo g ro:.s profit. $50.00 n 1sh deposit re· PBX qwred C311 642·4321 ask An s we ring serv i ce for C1rculalion. Leave operator Cull & P 11· Call Name. Address. Phone 83.>-3561 Number and Make of ____ ....,_ ____ _ Car. Good for student or PSX Operators retired person Professional Exchange, ~Ai~Ul-'/\CTU RING Our emplo) eel'. arc among the best in tht• andu~try & we re proud or them Ne" contract:. & ex pa11s1on require that Wl' find :.ome more Just like them & nght now Opportunities currently exist for. Production MOVIEEXTRAS but will tram Will de QA IHSPECTOR sign. write amd install 01 mcns1onal & electrical prog rams in manufac mspecl1on or ~ub & rmal luring and f1nant1al elC('tronic assembli es areas Vital pos1L1on with Exp 10 inspection to a small pleasant j!roup MIL Slandards req'd Wide exposure. many <>s> "Growing ell'<'lronici. mfr pllcallons Our outstand olrs good pay & bt'ns, ing benefits program m · congenial atmo~phere eludes group tire and Equal Oppor Employer medical insurance App DECC ly m person or 1cnd re :.umeto Irv me 546·4731 REAL ESTATE SALES Of>veJopment c.;o w /over S20.000 in·hse. comm on hstings needs s harp salespe rson to handle PERRY'S PIZZA Now hinng for full ~ part time o pen 1n~s Varying d ays ~ hrs pleasant working <'Ond1 tions w/occan v 1t'\\ Ideal supplcm~ntal 1n come for housew1vc:. & s tudents . Our pro gess1vcly growing com pany offers opptys for advancement based o n your Job performa nce Must be 18 & over. Apply in pe rson. Tue Thur 2-SPM 3345 Nwpt Bl Ste 205NB tcchn1c1ans. Assemblers, N E E D E D B V skilled & semi s killed. H 0 L L V W 0 0 D Mac:hinists. Production CAST£ NG COM P ANV workers · lsl & 2nd shifts FOR MAJOR F ILMS & for add1tlonal info 1V COM MER£Cl\LS $25 please rail or :.ipply in to SlOO per day 1f accept pen;on. 9 llam & J ·3pm ed Sm a 11 fee < 7 l4 1 \Io n Fri All inqumes 761 12-14 under new management Exper operators only . All sbi!ts available. Must have trans & phone. Ask Cor Manan or Jean. 1401 Avocado. Ste 204. NB (Fash lsland) 644-7050 LEAR SIEGLER sales. ads. R. E. loans. 1---------- kept 10 su·u~·tt ~l l'OO -------- f1<1cnee HURSE-LYM SC Oh ision. Gui ton In J.11 Shirt F1t1me . 59 bed duslncs. 1641 Whither f1.c11lty Xlnt he ni. 1\ve .. C.M 92627 642 2400 Bayview Conv llosp E 0 E. 2055 Thurin /\ve. CM -------().tl.35()5 MASSAGE TECH. Isl Class Legit Massai.:e HURSES Spa. Costa Mesa Salar}" LAYEDOFF'> + oonu.s. Wl• w1ll tram N£~E O A SUMMER 631-9625. 645-3-13.3 JOB? --- ---- -Hurns AidH M ATURE W 0 M /\ ~ LVH's & RH's p /t1me to "elrume newcomers & contact Full or p/t1me. Exper merchan...s. l'"lex1blehrs. pref 'd W il l train :-Jced tar. ht~ l~ ping qualified people. Apply 547 309r, flagship Conv Center. --------- MECH AH IC All around marine <0.NAN & GM I Tom Kel ly Manne. 157l Placentia ;\vl', N B 548 9617 466 FlaRsh1p Rd, N.D 642-8044. NURSES AIDES &ORDERUES 7-3&3-tl W11ltram June grads Mesa Verde Conv. H06p,661 Center St. CM Medical Ass1~lanl Urology back office ~lature woman, Typm~. NURSES AIDES steri llz;1nK & x ra) &ORDERLIES 548·2247 Needed to RI\'<' tender a....il9'l.IC ... L lovuig care to the elderly ~ "" patients. Will Ira 1n loc"Ofc Assistant qua11r1ed personnel Busy Nwpt Bech OB. l::<lrn while you learn All GYN otr1ce. Expr'd only sh1flc; avail. Apply. 144S need apply. Please send Supcnor, NB. 642 2410. resume.to Ad 238~ Dall¥ "" £ '°"~ Pilot. P 0 Box 1560. M"u"SE;, "''"'s:S Costa Mesa. CA 92fl2G All shifts Top pay. Xlnt PILOT Pilot. corporate cxper Light pressurized twin. approx 60 hrs per mo and compensation re TRANSPORT DYNAMICS 3131 W Segerstrom <Near Harhor & Warnerl Santa Ana. CA 92702 prop mgmnt. etc. Sm draw aga10st comm to n J!ht party Call 975-0555 Recept1on1st t Ty p1 s t Newport Beach Law of fict• Must type 60 wpm &i~ qwred tu J ack E. B1\m, Equa!OppEmplyrM/F 3955 Birc h. Ste E 1----------Recepuomst Typist. I ~irl Newport Beach. Ca of Cc, S650 mo Nr Airport 92660 _7_52_5282 _____ ~~-1 Plumber Mio ex p 3 yrs Pro«Jrammer I RECEPT /SECTY. m repair & re model Analys f For small real estate 979 8065 firm near 0 C Airport I Yr ex(>('r in CO BOL. Pleasant a tmosphere. Pressman RPG II. DOS X.lnt start· good skills req. $625 Chief. mulll opera tor ing salary & beneflls Month 833·9293 548·3231 with national edu<'Llllon firm Apply Nal1onal RECEJ"T. to $725 Pressman Systems Corp, 4361 Birch IOO'ii-Free To ApplJC'anl Michie 29" operator S t . N 8 . (Near 0 C Fashion Island Touch or 548-3231 Airport I Equal Op class As the Image set ,.._Po•rt-uru-ty-E•m•p•l•o•ye•r--•f ler for this presti"OUS CO. PrusP~on ,.. " FUJI lime Itek & A B ~our poised polis hed Oick exp. Laguna Hills i----------i personality 1s very mu<'h loc Call for appt. 586-3\50 PURCHASING CLK on display. Your role ts Part Ume lmmed open· to greet a host of 1mpor- PRESS PERSON mg for 1nd1v de~lring to t.ant chents as well a~ Rapidly growing S&l. work 3 days a wk. I Yr answer busy phon es. r k bl handle some typing & seeks ind1v to handle a l gen·1 o c wor prcrera Y gen'l ofc Call Abigail person shop for quick in purchac;1ng or uc:· AIJbott Personnel Alten· pnnling of rorms on a counting. Must Lie j(oOO C 0 N 8 1250 pn•ss Thorough communicator T> ping l'y, <1500 ampus r, · knowl or Itek 10 15 50 wpm. riling & hl'li\) f>S7-6l22 cameNl a must Call phooes 83.l-8383 Call 644 ~!I State Mutual Savin~s 9am 'til Noon 4001 MacArthur Blvd THE IRVINE CO. Recept. $650 Newport Beach 550 Newport Ctr Dr F,qual Oppor Employer Newport Beach Equal (Tpp0r E'mjffi!yer Pnnled C1rcwt Drillers. 3 shirts. experienced or ---------... RESTAURANT ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF ANOTHER STRAW HAT RESTAURANT Immediate Place mt· n\ Positions ()pen For •CASHIERS •PIUA COOKS •FO'oltPREP •BARTENDERS Our exciting new Straw Hat Plua Restaurant at 18922 Bearh Blvd will bt• opening J une 30th. Now accepting appltcauons for full & parHHlll' (l-OSI· lions. If you enjoy work Ing with the pubbc & arc dependable.· hardwork· mg & neut in appearanC'e you have what tl takes Io make 1t wilh Straw Hat Apply m person on Fn. Sal & Mon. at the Straw Hat Ptua al 10071 /\dams Ave. Hunt1n~ton Beach belwn I Oa m & 2pm & ask for Mr Sweeney. Equal Opp Emplyr M IF - Restaurant Lunch Counter RESTAURANT COUNTER HELP Good opportunity 101 responsible 1nchv1duals can work up to lend or shaft superv1i.or. Par\ I full time night:. Mui.l be agf.> lilor over Please a" ply 2-5pm Tue?'.'od .. " through S;iturdu} Carl's Jr. 18951 Brookhur~l FOUNTAIN VALLE\' 3103 l'/ewparl t\l\ld NEWr'OH1 l!J-.,\('11 0022 Ad LI rr. Ut:;>..'TINGTUi\ BE,\L'I• J::qual Opp Em pl} r \t (· RETAIL Immediate f /T & I' ·:· operun.g:. sales & cash1~r pas. Appl.Jcatlons now ht!· mg taken at Ward & llar nngt.on. 1Z75 Bri,.tol CM Apply m Pet son EOf: RN'S : 3 !-'upen 1sor, 11 ' Charge Nur:.t· Cioocl 'JI & tr1n~·· bcn:. ~"'" Verde Conv llu~(J. lif>l Center St. t::'>J 5-18 ;>J1!5 Robbie's ROCJ & Mop Woml'n l't-l'dl.'d ''" Housetl<.'<1n1nl! S1·1 \ 548-0757 ·---------SaJ~ TRAINEE A wlly tor J h1gl• ,l·h1111I graduate ro cnll'r l 111· newpaper bu.s111es .. DAILY PILOT This highly SU<.:CC:.::.tul local newspaper ha-. an opcnmi? for J trainee 111 the e1r1·ul;il11>n 1k11ar1 ment Sclertt'd .ipphl"Jnt will rel·e1v1• .i lthera• Startin~ SJl;irv ,,, .• JOh ran)(!! or $11)11 W '\:IOI J)t'I w el'k .r<'J!Ul.,rl v sC'hedulcd ra1'\ci-. bonue- opportunillt•'.'o, untl man\ fnnge henc!1b "urh a .. p.11d \ ..!l'.tllt)O", pa HI group in~u1 an1•1• and ,, t'rCfht unwn lie\\ 111 ab« ti..• prO\>lded .i Ot'W molll 1 ccmp.1 n~ 1.1' \\1lh personal u-.r µnv1ll·1tci- Appltc11nt:,. mu:;t bl' II(, have a rlean dnvtni: n· cord. hitve a high school afplom.1 ll(iur~ .1r1· generally 11 A .\f ro '' P ~ with some: optwnal Saturday overt11T11• --bcns Bayvie w Conv WANT /\CTION" llosp. 2055 Thunn Ave. Classifed Ads 642-5671!_ CM tramee.s. 557 9544 _ Want Ads Ca 11642·5678 HetpWCMhd 7100 .... Wanhd 7100 /\ happy personality & lite typmg 1s all you need ror this front ofC' pos Lots. oLroom .. Jo1: .. ~.d~ Co 1s growing flJ St. Call Rita. 540·f.055. Coastal PE'rsonncl Agency. 2790 Harhor. CM ALLJORS FREE Food Prepar;iuon Ir )OU are quahf11'f1 .ind ~--------••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....., W.tff 7100. Hefp W..t.d 7100 foWp Wa..t.d 7100 .... W~ 7 I 00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• PEACE CORPS & VISTA Applications and Information in Rccept1onist1Secy . Property m)!mt firm has 1mmed nrerl for part time µerso n Must type, lake shorthand. b4! good on phones !lours 9·1 Mon-Fri Could work mto Cull time pos1t1on. Salary $400 per mo. to start. Call Jl!anne !J6.I 2.566 Person wanted to work are mteresled 1n h•arn at lunch counter m lar~e ins: morP Jbout wht•r1• health food store. FOOd this training kadl-, 1·om1• preJ)aratlon Previous to the DAIL V Pit.OT or experie nce dcsir abll', rice. 330 W Bay StrCt!l lj . - . LOOKING r f .OR A J~OI-~-~. . -1 . . -• I now that you have your diploma? If you are. there's an ocga n ,~ zation that offers excellent )Ob opportunities a!Ong w ith some of er_. ____ _ the finest technical training In the notion The orgonlzo1ion? It's the United States Air Focce -o modem service geared fa the future The Air Focce also offers you on excellent salary Odvonced education opportunities ... worldwide assign- ments medical core dental t ore . 30 days of paid vocation o veor. ...... , AL Cowillcp I 9400 IMCll ltfd. Hm~oe IHda. CA 96J·I 167 ----~----------~~ • # , - - HUNTINGTON BEAOt SHARE YOUR SKtU.S, TRAVEL. LEARN ABOUT A NEW LANGUAGE AHD DIFFERENT tUl TURES in one of 60 ·Peace Coq>s developing countri11 . ·-W'fHAT'S 'tOUl UIC!A.LT'U.: •Mult-'u •Medluil TK• •C011dr1etlC111 •H11nl~ •T.-clillMJ •Ht.etll • .,..11, .. itftt ·ll•tY •fltlyslo •C!Mwll•try •Specl.i Mlt..tto. •Ho111• lc....,.c• (4"yr degree in any ma1or can Quality yau tor most assignments) S1no1es or couples w1 thou1 dependents only. U S citizen~ Two y88r assignments offer an ample monthly tlvlno allowance, language !raining, medical coverage end a 1 3.000 end-ol·tenliO. payment SOCIAL SCIENCE-DEGREED? VISTA ofttr a 1 ·yr com munity oroantztng/developm~I ... 19nmen1t In to w-income U S. communtuea. Soc111 work/oommunlty aerv1ee background• ca!\ Qualify you. INTaVllWS A INFOll.MATIOH CALL C7141191·7"7 J4HM"I hut not n ecessary Costa !\1esa and ask ror Untrorm (urn1':lht•d Harry St't>lt'y 1n 1111· Med i cal & hospital C1rculat1on D<.'partnwnt beoeClts. A,pply Llndberit An Equal ()pporlu1111 ) Nut r1t1 on. bet Wt!t' n Employ<.'r Carousel & Bullo<'ks. SAies ---- lower level int.he South •cutlSTM• .... •Gr.RS Coust Plaza Shoppinjl ~,, """' "' RECEPT/TYPIST Center. Costa Mesa A11k We han ('.! 1 '"" <tr Chal~l')rtj. full llm" tor ~a.!l,IU(e!:_ _ • Plllm1t.QOillil 1oll8.0WY'~'u1 posfl.lon w/uciivelrvine, .. ____ . ______ a""' 1 ~I I?' Jn• ll •' r' ·Of Rt!af F'~tate OU Go()(t •· ~ashlon ln1cki:m11nct n~ t elephone, typing (60 RESTAURANT Salury ~ romm • prof11 wpm I &clerical skillsre· shannJt Cull for 1pp1 q d. 975--0888 J4CX IH 10-s THE IOX The Looll 644-2400 Recpt trypL,l, weekends. V1&chl brokerage. Call 646-!l()l I Rental & Gcn'I omce ror 11pt complex Sales ell· penrnce preferred. Mull\ be a bfe t o w o rlt weeke nds ,Excellent bendita. Call $40-1300. HowHlri'"J Counter ft.,..OMd Wr h:avt' 1mmC'd1J•l' SP.le,lnch m,il url' full time W1>ct t hru gu n 11 .i llm :i rl< (; t1t Sho1• 840 l!l.57 openinas avo1lable for S11lc" Counter Personnel on •II 1.-;llcn CnnH sh.ifts, full and P•rt tJmc Ladtf'f' Hab1•n1<1'lh1•r Pte33e apply in J>Clf!jQn 1.ll F~b1011 lsluncf ~I Jl1 ~Si 177'1 '02 Ott• An lnl<'rvlewlnH •xp MOnea ttwat114oe 1Hch _ ~e,11:es hclp bow OaJly Pilot Cina· S•••focbc~ I fled ach dlaplay their I 1462 ltoce. la.d C~allve de$1anrr ot for~ m qea with l~tlbllily llucf"'9foa ..... position to rntllusrn~uc and lmpact., our adt. wt we II i room td r ,, .. i· ant proud lo •&lY· really F.Qual ()i)portuml)' ~er" on . Ex c I u, 1 \I •• ael r esulls. Phone tmptoyerM/t' ewNry t11llon P tllml' 6'2·5871' --------•I UI U.ln. N 8. 873-4':"34 .. J I 1 I I ~'f.~~.. 1t OO ~WmtH 7100....,W..W 7100 HlfpW...W 7100 tWpW..ted 7100 ------·-·.·.·.··-·-.······················· .................................................................... . , SAL~ Salo BUUOCKS Classified s!~~'!!~~~re W1 SH 0 • .....,.8 ~_.es 111 NN-port <:c-nlt'r Typ L IRE UUIU ~ lll& skills a muat /\c Stock & D.Unry Good driving re<" l\pply tn person, 1526 Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa. b oiftruul un uppucturu The-Da1ly PUot bu :a counun. or Le&ai firm Stockroom ctttendant. t po&1Uon ~for oulli1de exp du1 rtd. Good SECRETARY need reliable persoo to (~~,~~~ e5"~::1 " ll I e Iii h • n d I 1 n g salary & .. ollt.landina work in warehouse, elec· t) st~. Our beneliu LD Automota ve accounts bends~ ~nd rt.tau me & One ol my best national t r on 1 c com pone n t Clud eJI Newspawr advcmmig rerrncet to Ad Jl28. CtO ly known ,.....5 has lop op· knowledge belprul An e Ill\ exc enl com experience "referred. D J P l "0 ~v """"' ·l to I pensat1on proeram I s·· I ,, aJ y I ot Box lSv • por for persoo w/good op,,.,..uru y grow w (I you are interested l ... ary P w; comm1.Ss1on. Co!ila Mesa. CA 92626 akllls Xlnt pote nt & lrg dislri bu tor Xlnt bu1ld1na a ittron~ J::xcellent compa n y bena Ally rtnancial bkgd benellls. 979.3000 for sec:ure career. come se benefits. 1-'or upp~int Secretary. Prr. gen ore. a plua. Sal $950. Call _a_p_pt_. ______ _ us' Al Uw. lime we ar meol ror interview. Call gd typing, ruce local.loo Chris. 540-6055. Coastal SUPPLY CLERIC l~.i.,"g for exn..r. 10 ... 642-4321. Ext. Z77 7""·1""". <>-----el Agency 2790 r"""'u ... "'" "'' Equal Opportunity _ .... _...,.,_______ H;',.;", CM ' Progressive S&L seek~ o owt:c,areSEU. Employer SECRETAR y ALL JOBS FREE indiv. for entry level po . "'"" K-.....u . SAL"""' Deli· very, tf you To Pres. of busy R.E. ---------to rill supplies/form or· _. «cntOM &:..:> firm 10 Irvine Lile ---------1 ders & r elieve mail Ffttet-~altor have a definite need for a bkpng, typing. phones. clerk. Some heavy lirtlnu ..a !)/Lime job 5·9pm & are .,._ N S H S I *Secretan"es * & iit·house delive...t·. Xlot S lnG senously Interested in "'"'· 0 / req. a ary benefits & adv ·~ppor. a.tter1>rea:ae1 working ·""II u11 now. $700, 752·W31 Sales/Mkt.ngSec Sl2K ....-LegaJ()(cMgr $13.800 Contact Jan Hess. Part·Ume 531 ~. SECRETARY Admin Asst Prsnl $15K 833-8383 MeM F/ttw. S.-tNu. Posit loo open to non Adm A.sat to pres $18K State Mutual Savings sa.o.. P /ff._ Apply in person. 18170 smoking eothusiasuc ln· Mgr Staffing S26K 4001 MacArthur Bl, N.B. 11 you are excited abou div. Accur typmg at SO Employers Pay All Fees Equal Oppor Employer the possibilityol a caree Euclid St, FV. wpm w/sh or spdwritiog. Uz Reinders Agency m retailing, We are 1n SECRETARY·LEGAL Neal appear. a must. Ap 4020 Bitth St. Ste 104 Swifdiboard Oper. terv1ewang Mon thru f't1 I yr exp. or legal sec. p I y 1 n p e r s o n . Newport Beach IJ33.8190 P /tto start. Ph 645· 7565 3·Spm :.chool. Nr Orange Co . Customweave Carpels, Call ror Appl/Es tab '64 83 F.Wow l"-d All'port8J3.9124 18430 Pac1f1c St , F Teachers desinng sup· plemental income. Need aggressive leadership potential. ...___. .. h Valley -..-• oc Secretary pos1lloo, Part ---------Equal Opp Emplyr M/F time. Faith Lutheran Secretary --__ Church. H.B. 962-5571 LOAN SECRETARY Sales Clerk Gift. Cards. & To exec VP & assistant Drugs NB Exp prfrd SECRET ARY m loans needed for small 640--7373 FASHJON JSLAND independent bank w/xlnt Fortune 500 company benefits. Salary com seeks a sharp, mature mensurale wtexper Cail secretary f /its Western Marty, ror appt 640·5100 Saleslady, 3 or 4 days /wk. Ref's reqwred :>48·3402. SecurityGuwds (I ) Full time Gate Guard. Security back· ground. $3.75hr. Personal Business Management. 963 7225 11) Securit y patrol Teachers to supplement Guard. Full lime/Sum-ram inr Ftr or PIT call mer. Sec. bkgrnd. $3.75 for interview. 673·3609 hr (l) Gate Guard. Summer only for p/lJme. $3.00 hr Call MOn·Fri, 9 to 4 494·8571 TEACHEJtS. TEACHERS. SALESMAN WAMTED Sell Oatsuns. Top plan for top man. Exper'd uve & work in garden .sPot ol Calif Apply in person only, Barwick Datsun, 33375 Camino Cap1Strano. SJC. Regiomll Sa~es efltee . .g EC R ET A R V I AS Mst possess excel typing SISTANT. tmmed open· slulls wtsome SH or die· mg near OC Airport. taphone exp. We offer Must be ambitious have --------- the prestige a~ security good typ1ng skills: con· oC an 1n~rnallonal co;p. struction/markeling along with an attractive back.ground desired. salary, be nefits and Contact Joe McCarthy or working cond in NB. Ruth Ochoa 752· 1004 Please submit resume to --------- TEACHERS Worldbook Childcrart has full & p/lJme sales positions open. No sales exper. nee For mfo con· cerning our Summer Guarantee. Call V1rgin1a Calkins. 557·1041 T·38. E.O.E. SALES MANAGER P.O. Box 7410 Newport --------Custom Products. Xlnt Beach 92660, or call Cor SECRETARJES OPPor. for sharp sales interview. appt. (714) lmmed openings for onent.ed mdiv . familiar _7_59-_LSS_l_J_o_an_S_tar_r__ secretaries to work for w i custom produc l ---------ThelrvineCo merchandising & saJes. SECRET ARY Secy /CCMRM'ljtndust Exper in advertis ing Background in real est , help(ul . Some back· to V.P. Sales of a major sales. leasing, escrow or ground w/budgets. sal~ divis100 ol JntemalionaJ documentat.1011'"1lelp(ul. pro1cct1on & prod11c t Corp. Good S tH & typing Typing 6S wpm & d1ctal· planrung. Xlnti.al, incen-req. Previous sales expr. phone. uve bonus & fnnge bens. pre( Steady employ. s.cy O.Call Send resume to: Custom menl w/xlnt company Secretary to work a s Sales. PO Box 2600, paid fnnge benefits. C<ill o e e de d 1 J yrs l'u:.un. Ca 92680 for appt. secretanal ex per Typ OZITE CORP. 1ng 60 wpm & d 1t· 635-413 I taphone. E.0 .E M/F/H Secy/Finance Sales People AQUALUX Management Potential. Call for appt. 496-30~ Secretary Sales f«>t.ail Expanding marke~ing CURTAIN d epart men~ requ1 res secretary with several A~D years expenence to work J"'lll with congenial busy Secretary with good lYP· ing. Some stat typing, 10 key & dictaphone ex per Excellent benefils & fan tastic working environ ment. •SECURITY* •AGENTS• *AIRLINE* tf you an lfthnsted In .... folowfllc): •Pro•kllltCJ security and Hrvlce to the ... fray ... • Meati.g Cllld greetieg b +Ml of iMpOrl.t ,... •• «'(..,. •Full t l nu op · port.itles Telephone Solicttation Xlnl opportunity for P /T work w IF rr pay po ten tial. IWS-9427. TELEPHONE SOLICITORS needed rm · med. No expr. nee Pleasant evenmg hours Can earn up to SJ 75 per hour. CaJI 754·1601 after I PM . Telephone Solicitors $11 Hr. part or f ll 11')£: Call 9 12am wkdys 5.S2-0259 •The b.st wages OAd beMfils in the security indilltry. ~~~~~- .,.,...~ •UnifonM fwnilhed Aftd you poaMSs: *A chMrful, pleasant attitude Telephone Sales SUMMER WORK Refi nis hed prices low as a r moires $107, dressers h25, commodes $105. bookcases $175, sideboards $125, drawleaf tbls .1 $145, sets or chrs $165. MUCH MORE Unfinished at bargain 1 . prices too. I I I 125 A. Victoria. C.M. WeekdaysTenttlFive 968-1331 18335 Mt. Langley Founta in Valley ~+~~ The Kiosk 7632 Edinger tUttiftgtOft Id 8 42-151 I 20% Off Allflcpte• W~ also have a Sl(lrc full o( wonnerlul good1eb Unus ual i.?1rts. :.tlks. rluwNs, pn::.mb. Much• more Come 1n & browse. ANTIQUE Music Boxes! SJot Machmes ! Clocks! lnJCESELECTtON Anaric.. ...... ~ Open Wed thru Sat UI02 K1llenng, Irv m4>1s..1m ~++++~~ COUECTllLES Sm antiques . I.Jolls IPnncc Ram1er. etc 1. S&P . dep . ~lass, Reamers, Occ Japan, T.._.ock Gane1 at Stor-. 31601 Coast Hwy S. Laguna 499-1918 !-++++++-! IF YOU WOULD LIKE YOUR AD tN THIS SECTION CALL OUR AO-VISOR LOUISE AT 642-5678 EXT. 327 OH 31 d STa&T IHCANM9Y YfL&..AGE 1lfE ROMA.Nt:E OF OLD NEWPORT LIV ES With 16 Unique &: d1f· rerenl antique shops leatunng American & Europ~ao furn. raTe clocks, collectibles. Jewelry. pnnts & un · usual pnm1t1ves Also paintings THE ANTIQUE FAIR 2 05 I .,._wport ll•d.. CostaMna btwn Victona & Bay on Newport Blvd . 646-5454 Spec1ahze m Amencan Oak & European Jo'urn1ture We carry restored ant1qut> or~ans. ------· AUCTION DEALERS ONLY Every Mon IOAM Contameni am vmg weekly Mon-Sat 9·5. Detlb', ........ 8322 Garden Grove Bl. G.G. 638·3013 ------· DRAPERY l(roup. Good shorthand & typmr.: skills along with heavy phone contact Ex per prcf'd. but we will train you for a permu nent po:.it1on in our Laguna tl1 II!> shopp~ni,t center store. Xlnt work mg cond & employee benefits Apply to store manager. Mon1l'a llollaway 770 1001 . Moran Drapery Store!I SKy /Rnfdewffal Secretary ,w /xlnt typing. sh helpful & dictuphonc Must be Poised & able to ~effecti vely wfall •A court.aus, willilKJ and si n c ere ~ty Spend yow Summer at oiobthat i5 chmteng-............... -! ..... -.... --.. !'111-............... ,.. .... ~~!ll!!l!llm'!!!. 1ft9 & pays well! We HetpW..t.d 7100........ 8005 Afipl~ 10100. 8040 20 store:. serving So. t:alJJ necessary . Varied resPonsib1lities & self· motivation desirablr. Please call G. Archer, 2131549-4040, ext. 537 SECRETARY MaJOT stock brokerage firm 1n Newport Bch area Working hrs Mon· f'r1 84:30pm Call M1lz1. ________________ ,_54G-8 __ ~_1_._~--~ SUMMER TIME IS MONEY TIME Ne«! a Summer Job lo f1nan~c yvur college career. Work for pre :.t1g1ou s Tim e Life Libraries. Inc Our Irvine oUice 1:. !>ceking students who are depen dable. confident & have dear speakm~ voices to :.ell the Time L1Ce Book Sen es on th<' telephone We have a guaranteed base wage + comm + bonus. bul equally 1m portant you II be working w fnendly people while you sell a Rreal prodU<' t Start p lime, but f /lime avail. We have 3 l.'onvc ruent i.h1fts, 8 30 1. 1 5. 59M F Cdl833-1095 Wort&ForTI.a.st TIMMJFE Libraries, Inc:. Equal pPp Emplyr mtr SALES COPIER SALES EVERCOPY ls I\ CoplN Dealer What makes us unique 1s we 're n('w. but our experience. name & r ep utat ion I s lengthy H lou're experienced have the capac1ly lo ~ell & grow into a management p.(\$i~ 1 V4t"-t Wlll.. have.-tht' appottun1ly to bf'com&-a corporate officer Thl1 h, a career position & offers •Xlnl Compensallon •Paid lnsuranre •Ground Floor Opportumt.v •/\i1soc1allon with known I Names In thr cop1f'r lndwm 'I •fi'ulurt1. profit 11harlnt: Cfl ll or send your rci1ume lo Gent! Gaynor EYERCOPY I loot Slry Pn Cr. W.H '""-· c. tn 14 SECRETARY/ COfttrocts Coordlltator Development co in Anaheim reefs heavy de· WI, ex per .. & top skills: Typing 70 wpm, sh 100 wpm. Good benes. Sal ary $1100+. If qualified call 634-4741 types of people. Cletil Typist Property McJ-tt Clerk typist to band le ex tremely busy phQnes & type SO wpm. Please call 644-3389 9am 'til noon THE IRVIME CO 550 Newport Cenur Dr Newport Beach F.qual 0pPor Employer Aftdyouhcno~: •Acar *A ttlephone "'-' C.-01" Apply In PWSOftAt: .-e TI....t.if• Libraries ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• & ~ the be.tiW Wll!lresses & cooks want· PUIUC AUCTION West Rer Clean, wrks DOG TRAINING TUM-litt Boob o•er ~te~iS:: M~;'Frf:!~ ~~~ ~i~~i[kNvE well srio. 2060 SlJlte CM J~~=&bo~~c~~9 the ·~ ln So .. JeanorSharon,673-2840 ART OBJECTS AN'. Fol.low Oak st. Aft2 PM Cdif. & Ari~ono. W"'......-Eft DRIVER TIQUES, FINE FURN . Refngerator. G E. 16 6 BERMAN Puppy. Blk llU'tg, ETC. PHONE FOR JN~ waloul bandle, t op SOUND SUMDAYOMLY FO. & BROCH URE. freezer. xJnt cond. Sl99. To deliver Daily Pilot 64,S.2200 63J.1478 & tan male. 4 mos old - Ears cropp~d. ·t ail docked. SlOO o,. bst 7 bundles to earners. Re· Goo n"J qwres van ot large sla 11r * • • 11r * Refngerator. washer & U-: dryer, aJso 1974 Mustang C SHIH TZU female ______ , 8!17-8903 1---------- lion wagon and a good VISIT 2+2 848.1248 Blal'k1wh1le. Paper .... CALL FOR dnvmg record. Phone JONATIIAN BlXBV'S ___ Champ lanes. szso. Ph INTERVIEW 642 4321 and ask for WHOLESALE AMER. & licydtos 1020 SSl-123-4 Harry Seeley BRITISH ANTIQUES ••••••••••••••• • •• • •• •• 1---------APP'f. EQUAL NEWCONTA1NER ICHCRUISHS E~llsh Bulldog . l yrolt1 . 83, D095 OPPORTUNITY TIUSWEEK has papen . ma!r· ~ EMPLOYER 29UCroddyWay -FOXI MQPIDS Housebroken. Sacnf1t:t' Equal Opp Em pl yr m tr ---Santa Ana, Ca 54().2911 J-~UJ spds & Moto-Cross ~. 548-3076 lndependent Orange Co. bank has immed open· Warehouseman/D"r bikes. parts a cces. --------- Good driving record . Repa1rs all makes. Buy. Yorlue uny precious LltUe S3 75 hr Apply in person. Applmces 80 I 0 sell·lrade-cons1gn Cycle male, 81h wks. beaut 2831 Mira Loma Ave. ••••••••••••••••••••••• & Co. 2488 Nwpt. Blvd thick coat. healthy & Anaheim.Ca FRGRT DAMAGED C.M 642-'1910 perfect in every way m gs f /tellers at our 1 ________ _ beautiful new El Toro branch. M 1n 6 mo exp. req. w1 excel growth Potential Outstanding in· surance benefits in<.'lu employee s to c k ownerslup plan. For con (1denu .. 1 1nterv1cw ton tact Shirley F'nllcr 1Jperal10ns orr1cer , Valencia Bank 22831 Lake Forest Dr El Toro ·HCYl'POINT SALE. 3308 Darling personality. xlnt w. Warner nr Harbor. Red Centurion lO·s pd, pedigree: When .YOU iiec Santa Ana. ing..m1 perfect cond1lton, many rum you 11 fall 10 lov~ ---------1 extraii. Will sac. $135. ~5543 P p 770.1616 EOE WOMEN SOMETHING NEWIS WAITING FOR YOU! n us is big news. Hun· dreds or Army skills are open ror women. Only a rew specialties remain available lo .. men only " Move fast while the op portun1t1es last Call y o ur lo<'al Army reprt'Senlat1ve now Join the Army and he the future Costa Mesa 540 1026 HunUngton Bch 9G2·8821 Laguna Hills 768·5251 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CASH PAJD 646-9867 --------Wsb r t Ory r s t R e f rig Old English Sheep DoR. working ornot 957-8133 Boys 3 spd Slmgray Xlnt male 3i., years . Good •Washers, dryers. clean late models, yr guar. SLOO up. delivered. King 's ~2840. M IC. cood. S2S home sso. 839·7476. 833-848& --- Mo v 111 g. must sen. AKC Webco MoLO-Cross boys Toy Poodle , ma le~ 20" racing b1kt> free apncol. 7 mo·s. 770·2598 wheelexceUentcon<110on Two door auto defros t $110968-1874 AKC Reg Sb1b Tzu Refrigerator $90. GE ec.n-as & --Female. $250. 7 Months wasber$SO.SS1·0736. Eqllipwltftf 1030 ~1164_2·7_445_. _. __ Maytag washer or Ken· ••••••••• ••••• ••••••••• Free to Ya. 804S more washer S75 L.ate Bolex 8mm movie camera ••••••••••••••••••••• •• model Kenmore washer zoom lens. Kodak Super J.7 week old kittens. :l $125. Guar & deliv"d. 8 proJ. aulo lhread. 3· males, I femaie. Blk & 540-8672 !lpd, used 3x limes. Save wh.1te Call 631-3149 aft so<;:,. 75H 212 ~.30PM AdmiraJ 13 cu ft. cross top ------------------freezer, cln as nu $100. Cab 8035 Tan kittens. 7 wks. 968-0147 ••••••••• ••••• ••••••••• Box lra1ned. Persian kittens. CFA re· 646-0154. New Whirlpool washer. gistered. Xlnt quality, --------- lmperia I 1955 Prl beautiful long hair Cut.efluHy MaJe Nelso_!1 759-0631 F.rom i1how parents --=--- Refng. & Washer. Runs 638·~ good. $40 ea. 2 king sz Dogs 8040 Belgian Shepherd. M. ~ box springs $25 ea ••••••••••••••••••••••• yrs old, ~ood b1ke1 . 646-5957 friendly. shot!!. Misc ---------Golden Retnever PUP· garden tool. Sl·5. SS7-S847 Lady Kenmore Elec pl<'S. AKC Field & show ...:::...-------- Dryer Xlnt cond. Trade pet. Shots . wormed, 2 poodles. wht M. apncut ror comparable gas rai.sedwrrLC.Xlntdtsp . F.bothneutered. dryer. 549-7649 (2.13) ~l.S61. 546-2848 \ . . . . . . . ,. . .. . . ..... I Mitcdf_.oua 1080 ,.__&0.,... IOtO ioeh.fto...,. t040 INh.W to60 C~!!f .. S./ O ~~•~••••••~•• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....... f IJ ,.. .. ,.. 1041 ..... s. 1051 Mllcd n • 1010 For Salt-: Johll Wayu BaJdwm <>rsan·2 run key SEAR y eo•1s TEN,. ·r RAILER ~. 9 520 ' PUJI • Y AMAt4A •••••• .. •••••• ••••••••• *PM ,211/ . "-·•••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• "••••••• .. •••• .. •••••• Too nil Club M • m ....... 2S POdW. •""" A II DIAi.BS St~« nit. Galny • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~w nu111 lmtcl\I IRVINE UIGGAGITAGS ~P ~.MO-saeo cond. Make reas. oiler. N O Yacb1Brokel'qe 1200/weelt rental Pb 'SJBENTI.EYX1nt cond 1 .... .::!.'* Fl-M lo I~ CARACESAJ..ES ,,__'/OW' b .... 1 .. -s card. Water alarm, tor wat.cr <n4) 840-l801. 0" pen .,Jbtinp Wanted' 6'4·$31118 114.900 ... Call S».44fT 2 hmil ~ u..... ........_ So ....... t.n ~ · ., Panof ':!~eV_!ttJoJ SeDd one c:ard for eub ~aie.. ovtr 2000aold lo Kimball stereo ora11n, Until 8PM YclltS.. Camper shtill ror '76 ... &Kl1T8" "'"'"" s •• JOllllW• .......... •P• ... We l.q\&naltlllolO........ .. •• , •ell .... , otte. .............. Bl•d. """""· bke oow ........... w1y1 .. 1w-oan htAL1:!. Sunday (14 AOll~t'$, rl'turn permaoeotly '18 Kawasaki Jct SkL Jes• Btwn 6 " lpm only 7 Days we k ................. Buch •9177 lt55 ..... 54'-154,7 YIL.a.,,... &ealfd llllractlVG I.al & 2J.3.8eG.UM9. a e n .. -_. • ----~------I runuture. •terco •tc • •&.rap. mctuni iurllnc than 10 bra use. 3 mos (714) 87S.CU Camper 8 · cabover. Jacks Etc l D r-utrementa Pre old. hct. mOdltled ena. Small console piano 6 oc ONCE A YEAR & tra IJk n Thunderb1nt. restored. -·auc .,..,.._".._. ... ~·t lw It lhcfl• For a Cu3tom rubtK-r padding tave keyboard ldeu1 ror 1'1ander 30. Mk 11. super x •· ez::. ~w/blacltmt.:s~10 , Free Hampgter in larpHabitrall cqe. 548-SQi r-v ~-''""" personiillled t.itg c·nC"I06e Hun!! like a top. Over cblldorbegLnner. boat. many xtru. 133.!iOO . • ~-appreciate. Best orre1 MANYfoiNF;rTa:;MSOF wttllpaper fubriC" or U600 to reploice . S32S 645-7421. CLEARANCE P.P. 1W8Camper shell.sellor Pvtl:ty. C7141 548-6304 . ....... , 105 ESTATt; JEWELRY. ··J.>ay Glo"'paper & wo Sac r1Clc~ ror $1500. . . -644-1831. trade-tools, rnuat see to ~7 M.(7141770-4151 ....................... A RT OBJ"CTS. AN will back & lnm you' --· .... ,... Be_out. Antique P•ano. '"° Ke« h 26 • nu, new app...,lai.. '4~7309 --TIQVt-.:.5. l''JNJ:: FURN . , rd vintage Xlnl cond . bo y..a..r-a....... 9 ,,,., 0 **I BUY** 1'~. PHONE fo'OR JN wa,s .• Or try two ca 5 For Sale. NB Tennis Club 645-6709 Sau $6,370. fiberglass clipper w. •72 Chevy truck cusli>m ...._.... =-~ Good USed f 0 \1rruturc i . • PRICES. Call 673 I"""'. u. ____ .. R"'gen• tbea•-e Xlnt """l"""" 1f 1 b t • W C V "' 6452200 __ , .-...uuuvuu " • .. vs·s. trim labs. electnc ......... """· se conta ned dual o · 69 V ampt'r . Appliances OR t will .....!.. S2eaor3/S5 .,..,le ........ "orotler. d k Id 'A"" 2 t l a.. tn.. RB e sell SEL ._ -"" retng & st-0ve. oc s e 2 7 • Eric 8 0 n 191 1 ..,.,es ex r gas an...., campet' ...... . ,. ·o & BROCH URI!: buclttoback ~ Family Membership. 30· Sportbridge, twin Diesel loaded extras. S350. w/'73camperfl•~ rt ••••••••••••••••••••i• Ot' LforYou. Moving, Everything 4/~tags$1.60ea. Westinghouse dbl oven. 645-2283 smwer. ll hower, 200 ., ... wboat. dlAse't. RDF. PJS,P/8~648·6776 AC, spm. rt'fn.a. ist • MASTEllS AUCTION goes• Sol/Sun, to 4pm. 619 la•• SI ., •• ..U ·de•n. like new SI n . u 1 l ~N • lbl ow ll m sz ~616 & 133-'625 Carone Hghlnd•. 468 Oe 100< m0<e Sl.40 '"· a· "°"'° wood & e"8lm Spoo1fog Goods 8094 8'11°'' r • • many" '"' <odlo. whl. 3'al~. leak ·72 VW CAMPER1399> • n · • · Sola Terrace. C'dM Sfiles Tax Included drps & sheers. Sliding ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 only. Stock "632· int. $23.950. 642-(&19 eve11 Sun roor. 4 Spd, R&li, in 6'7s.652l CASH PAJO NOCARO• glass dw 8">6"8'" $75. Surlboanl 7'. Ru&"U eog-s ... $3,532 •HAVE WE GOT THE &out. !200FVR I ·--.. 95Sla F" gd .,ed rum. onto-3 Family V •<d S31e ll<•w YOU• own °' >ond C...... a· w'°""hl ln>n ......... S95. Excellent. C · VS BOATS FOR YOU' Call lab W-VW •••••••••••••••••••••f• ques & cir TV's 957-8133 Sat/Sun 9-5. 1742 Majn St. name. address. phone & gate& $350. Assorted 759-0258 ~Ir· .EciecprfA~ ,:1~~.~rdock Dawn or Denise R VB. fl93.7~1 • HB. Some antiques. we'U make one card per wroughl iron railings. ° COST• .....,li!S • •l I bdnn set, 11'8 d•ru"8 •m lag. Add"' euch Chrome & •''" 'bb. also S<u .. gea< sell o< lude Side pow"· lnm lob•. ......., MataoiMd U... 9140 A ..,.. A ) "'· "''m made pool lo. Rub b" "rt• 'l olh". Send cbe<k "' money o• 4 cbnn " blk •layl .,.....,. r"! molO«Y<le. ""'. ,...,,... l()O 1allon luel, Ventutt 25· • months old ••••••••••••• •••• • ••••• AMC-JEEP j ble. .,;,. """h. l'bl,. pl oo"· m'"· Sal/Sun, de<to' 10,. 8 , h al". 640. 503' !biog'°"· 9'19-517S an 5 loaded. 2 only. Stuck w11<b-. many xtraa, ,.. ·n Peugeot. Blue $50 ete. d'1 "8-<000 art • 1~5 20379 F.,. Lo. llB PILOT PRINTING ""'"°' Voew Hm• l'I, R.... m1. till Nu deal en .asonable..._ .... ,... emllent <ond• #llM CALIF. ! 557-S730 963-3214 P.O. Hox lS60 Newport Beach Tennis HiR, St.no 1091 please tioo $400/bst olr (7141 OVEaSTOCkEO' LL..........-cr-.L..11. G1antGarageSaJe! Costa Mesa.Ca 92626 Club lami l y mem ••••••••••••••••••••••• 14' Hobie Cal 1970 clean 962-6466 .,..... 1' ...._ OlllUIU S /Su 9 "P San $3.245 $600 w/t.tlr 825. 6i5·382S . 25CJSavailable • heryill ; G-! " 0 • -m. PWUC AUCTION ....... p. S100 + traasr" 12> Ad,.nl S!e•eo Loud Zf Cuddy cabon. VB. t<l<. IZIJ! 19<k729 .,. Fo•y s ... , deluxe, l8Pl<k•-.,aolobl• ~ New Whirlpool washer. Anuques, t.oo4Js, surfbds. E ree eves:494-4118 Speakers. Xlnt cond. loaded. Ready to r1ah. f1s E 0 0 R y low nu.les. $450. -..-I •· Uq. r II E anplJances, clothes & lots MANY ITEMS OF FIN Sl70 ....... 7"""alt7nm . 7 S CA p 962 ,,_~ S.SCberokees ava1 able . an ,._ sm" ' "' E T E EWELRY •11<1"...,.. ,,, "·-men's delight. Only ,...,,.. w t bl · ue ...... .. ,n~ ..1 real good stuff. 620 S AT J · ''-altsmao Tr""' saw, 25" ·~ TYPHOON 9 • full k I 22 qoneersav:u a ~ de k K b rr t "' ECTS N '"" ~.. ooeSt""k •SS... . 1 ee' VOLUME ' . ..... • c . M,.u, Way. Log lkh. A RT 0 BJ • A .. mote <ootrol colo• TV. AW G XC-5700 c ... cue -•loop. bulc boat ...... ·11 Honda Exp""· lo Pel' Po In l '" "q • e TIQUES. FIN£ FURN • Sl.2>. ma wmily <iolhes d" k. SSS O. Sano u I With trl< & ext<as S>SOO. m.-1 . .dnt «>nd. &" cl· DISCOUNT r,,e .. <eon 19'5 Po.t E"'lllh•ng goes! Huge En;. PHONE FOR IN " l2. Home Bu.gJa< CA·3000 P"·amp S425 s ... Sl.893 "'"'"" le<.546-""3 DULQ! • Neboo Pl .. NB. 759....-il "'" 20l 12 Manna Looe. FO. & BR OCH U R £ alann. •ntique Oak Filo Saasui TU· 9900 1un0<. 20' Ru on bout. VR. "''· :.: .,,,.,,._,,., UM HB Sun/Mon. -2200 <ab., "'-'· 19!0 upnght $325. 6">8411 E"'' oneonly.SlOck 1570. 16' rlb8'glm ullbo•I ~/ COSTA MESA • Mediterranean style hv Sat/Sun 10.? TV's. stereo. n....1·gners 'Aftovers LJv. piano. $295 or ofrer. 1 Time good deal. IJke w/trlr, cabin. sips l, Sc 9150 """' ....., ss13160 HARRISON"S man y xtras. S99s. ••••••••••••••••••••••• A.Mc.JEEP S nn ..-den group m """ ., .... rum, mi" Mehld. •m O•kfml '400/ofr Sora · new. Muanu 22"1$AMP. ,....... .__ C-2'>1Ha<bo< Bl•d. < "'°"· in<lud ..ra & 'h•. r...,.,. 4105 Calle J uno. lhle !115. L• Ant. cha" Orir. ool pointing•, Ml•· Teac -"" lo ml. SEA RAY . 76 K.:::d~ lSOF with COSTA MESA ; ma~changbl ent,;•~• : San Clem ""'· ..,,.m rum.,....... slon scene SJOO. Fishing Teehniqu8' turntbl 1500 3l0l Coast Hwy. N. B. M"8l _ 'ell, 14' sailboat. w.~•amm0<. Lo m•I... 714/549-802-rl coc l8il t · o ar Anhques S20 up lldbrd & Village Scene $65. series. (2) Bose 501. 631·2547 sacnf1ce $600. 646-2239 Sl""'"l 6501 b .. t. S"" ... 84 4 or :.t, brwo Lazy Boy rocker Was h er .& Dr Yer· spread $225. Sleeper so(a ... 0 892 9367 k f RB 830-2954 " "''" "'"•••. All In •ood household.otom• & 10nl $125. Sal & Sun •~ 332 ,.._ ., .. °' -24 """°· 67S. · " " 0• • '36-77ll 1976 Cheyenne Bl3'0f rond. Ca 11559-6997 "'°"· & m"'-Sot & Sun E,.n in g C• nyon ll d . "'" •iu box •Pring •nd Giant ween TV' lo ke >&' ribe<glass boot. w "'" • 768-3'80 • ...000 mo. ruuy loadtd ---------1 9-4, 17341 Avalon Ln. CdM mattress~. new,only$450. 75HPJohnson.s1100. Must sell 22' Tempest 78 Yamaha OT 175 En· Mint cond. 714/494~ Must sell quick I (;ull II B. . 842·7456 759-0$0 496-674-0 a lboat Race equip duro. 18'75/rnake orrer ~ . before 4pm, 646·6551 WANTED 5 1 · Call 557·8393 a ft e r /Jle< 7$1 ·2348. Sal/Sun 9·5 31 11 Coolldse Ca< Radio Te I ephone. New , '" k.,,, o.,ign Dulroeld 20· eleeln' boat w /lrl<. .....,.., 0"· Dan ''20PM. "76 Cbe<y Seot"<Jale P · Mc. CM Fabri"· baby TOP CASH 00 LLA R new. "°"'"'· 11 <hannel, A'°"'tl<. D·Z. '400. w IC on op y $1O .0 OU . 10 Fl. u Iii ng -<ow •ng . ""4, "' T. PIS. AM ''?'J Spaoiah '" 1 •· w ..... , """'· ... ml... p A ID F 0 R y 0 u R r··" .. '""'~lori .. d . 25W . 6T.J.Gl67 67H656 ...... ........ dingby· flbe ........ , ... ; Kaw KZ .... Sear..i n d". -· .......... 3470 froodirung rm tbl.6chrs. JEWELRY WATCHES ~ 11 M · · d • d l't &reat bike. B.0 over .. _.:....._;_ _____ __ Sl25. 35 gal aquarium & GE wuh..-& ele< d""· . . Sac"""· ca L. oo<e. 77 2002 Xlnl cond new " Ya<hl ten " qua ' y. 'll000.673-1039. '77 ll4-4s4 • rLSh. $100. 63, ,,.,,13, eves. "'·~b~~sher. furn., & to· ART OBJECTS. GOLD. (714>752·1660 . Bo t T I 3 h I New. $800. 494-1832 V ~ .,..., ...., .... S I LVER SERV ICE ,.,.;"t,BehrA/CAMIF'M 14 a ra1 er wee s. 8, auto. trans .• ,,...r lerest ·1og m·1sc. 22111 ,,,...... 50 1 l.974 Zl Kawa 1170 Mlc 1 1 s· loveseal, variegated MaltbuLn,HB.963-8468 Q•r-C'C' <>Ac:...,.... CI ylo~ ~7-6934 Sabot/dolly. $425. Dys 7l~l . ..!'!'ollofmers·. tSer.0168731> FINE FURNITURE & Qual carpet llO Sq yds stereoS32·2128. 559·5932 Xlntcond. $l Fathers Day Spec1a . · ' steering, air. ow mr ~ greeo, $50. 675-6740. Call . . ANTI u....,.~·~ e ery green, n ...,... "''o M , A lJ twist. hke new $200/ofr. S S4().J222,644-0637eves. $7299 anu 5 Pm. v~~::. .. o1d .-.::.~.::.::: PHONE MA TE 5411. ""· -& Mori•• '!.;'i~:'..'f~.;~:rba!'~::!'; " HONDA CB300 .... .,, Mu.st Sell! s· gold tweed cords. '38 Dodge PU. Z w I wa r ranty . S 7 9 G d 1 ec,...-itt boat Potential. Tandem DESPERATE! Bike! Ki·low seaL 1475 sol a. S15. 4·pc sectional tons ol misc etc. 402 16th /remote $149 750-3791 a s 0 Per 3 t e awn •••••••••••••••• • •• •• • • Amen can trailer. $1600. 2r on Deck. 36 LOA, Pb 64.S-4JJ.S eves. S60 . 2 studio b e ds Place.CM.Sat/Sun. ~erBrown ' M~S~~f~-~~.80 Gtmral 9010 motor slr. lnbnLClean.2 ""--------- w/bolsters. walnut end ••••••••••••••••••••••• 645·1884 sails 1st $5000. Ph Xl n t t'ond, '73 250 table. matching drapes Multi ramily garager. ANTIQUE RACQUET CLUB of 19'J ohnson 21011P.OMC. 66} 1656 Yamaha, SK mi's. SlOO. 2 uphol. chairs. S2S s urfboard · bus ine.s!. ReproducHon rrvlne. tndmdual mem· 110. Tn hull. Walk thru MOO/BO. can aft Sprn, •76DODG~ RAMCHAIGEJl VS.. auto trans .. air. low miles. {Ser 139629 > $6399 ea 329"barstouls$50all machine, copiers, 70 Ci.crinqOut berstup Trade for Tif· = L~ l 'Hl_' -· Convt top. on trlr. $4000. 14· Laser. fun for t be ~l-ll.98. 38"" lrpl S<<een. & oroo.. Eldo. fom ... dmoll.,et. Mako Mo an 0rr_, r.ny membeNhlp °' beot ->"',:I -~ 833·3412 whole famoly. can be '13 Se-<llonda ClO. un• l.Oofs$40 557.51147 Lane coffee tbl & much AuthentJc handcrafted olr.547·7044 caniedoncartopwbay, d er 4000 mi's, auto much more. Sat. Sun. 25' Baylmer .sedan cabin lakes. etc. Xlnt cond. Round area rug. red, tf 9391 Pott:>mouth Or. c hi.na cupboards. Tir<~ny Club mem . Smallfreightersforsale <'ruaser, rully equapt. $600.673-7965 starter.S250.552·3087 "'·ameter ... "". Provmclal H.8 ·""'° c:c:•3 fireside benches. coffee be...,. p. besto(/••r •Travel around the super clean, like nu Grottl Che.rofet 112 11 leocll l l•cl H ""hnrl.., IPod1 w """' O"IJO'""" h d "' ' Id · f • ·71 Husky dirt, bike, re. ·11 Cherok~"' Chie r con.c,ole tbl, xtends for table~ doug boar s, f>.14 -tAAm. wor IDCOmort. .Sacr1t1cc• Sll,:JOO. 1/4 share Newport 41 n dining, 62x 19. SlOO. Floor Jack. wide Vol vb baby cradles . s p1<'e •Take ramily & fnends G7J·R~ race/cruise. congenial built engine. Must sell. Loaded w/xtras. 4Ul l·ng. 615-1849 whc.-els, bike equip, furn.. racks. Cobblers benches, Ktng sz Waterbed, com-AND your cal or do~. I.I a rt n t! rs . p . p . 00.7813. or 231 CabnUo. x.lotcond S7900 · sktS, 185· 15 tires. Sat, Sun doll cradles, padded bar plete $150. Zenith 19" cir Operate as a 2 0 · Ry .i n u 1 1 I 1 t y . 2131255-4863 CM. <rear> 640-7773 84 7 -6087 549-3331 Bed.-oom Set R0<k Ma-, .... , 421 ·C E. OOlh Sl. &n,bbUng h•ook>. TV 7 moo. old. like new ""gomncc fobecglm. !t9661. LSO ·n Y•maba <so Sl<eel "lSO..VSolve<ado. '• '""· pie double bed. double C.M ~39 C & S $300. Prices firm. mov •Pay less than a s mall h P. 110 . 0 MC Like 26' sloop, triple planked Recently overha uled 4x4, auto. P/S, P IB. 1\1<.:. d•o .. •r. WHh mom<. 0me ee Ing from Big Canyon. homewould<°'I oew "ood. Boat"' w""· mahogony hull, ilee .. <. onl/bolcl<642·2309 AM t FM •!e<eo '""°· I" chest on chest 2 bedside Tools. antiques. rurn, No Reasonable 640-64IO, anssvc 644-4684 rl•jdy to .i:o S3950. with encl head. teak trim, in· --------- sWnds. $300. R0c~aple cameras. power mower. Off RA' ed" •Forsizes&pnces tra1l~r toption:ill Call ti mooring . S8SOO . '78 Honda7SO.extras.SOOO whl, 3 9 K PP sssoo desk •-cb,_; .. ·• . All s•-r t~pe recorder, lots of er c:1us · Pi Ch ENSIGN YACHTS 67 ,. 7 """. 64S-49.S2 "' .... M "' " 231 CabriUo cturesquc ancse r ug, &SlUPBROKERS jfler 7 pm.~ 1745 .,.. ....., mi,Sl850. --------- good <OOdltion. 54 •H 76' "' 41 -' l2 E. Boy' CM . c .. to-o ~~~i I ~~~1::1':'~ . .;~;~ 548·1131 67S·26SO 31 • U"'/Mc. loaded, '"· Aquari°' 21, trb-. 6H P OB. 6l3-mo '73 ""''' •; ton< '4. "' 1 · .. ........ Alo•m<S•le. F.•e..,,(bi.. l Rea<) -pp 2816 Lal ayetle, N B. boog. Bn•tol '"""· T IS. '"""· $3800. ·n Swuw TCl25 """ m' new ..... "'"'· "·:~ 7 ft round bed. matchir\R goe. 3 used TV's nd re· n us is a I' P $32,500 831 9395_ 83'7·9786 xntcood/ol(er case. brks & batt.. __,.,, waU lampg, any reasona· air Misc. household Private Party Framed 011 paintings. 586-2917 1 _84_7_-3986 ______ _ ble ofr. ll60-0<21 ~ood• VW ."n """ & Salel! ,_ 0,., $25. 12· Bay BOat, ftbe<glass. O B Memory IZSH P. <O•· 22· Santona. '"P •... SS900 ....._ •u ---------icebox, skts & boots. 531-4651 goodcood.$350 ered trailer. See at 25"0 'Day'77,steal S9600 ;s Yamaha 12SRO, xlnt '76~..- Cootemporary Wall llllJt Porsche wheel & tire. 6 Divert-A-Call at 'h price· 675-1878 BCYC. 675-3808. 644-9530. 26' Ranger •. Try Sll.500 cood. 1.000 mileti. $325. (P9931 V·8. auto, P 1S_ & re<'liner Swivel Che\•y mags &tires. SUN receJves & forwards your ~-ous 78 Kawasaki Jet Ski. lei.s ru;k for Mr. Otto or Rick. 3Q' lslander, MKllS28.750 S4S-ml 3$,000 miles. shell 2yr rocker. 673-9087 even· ONLY bi~l 1012 E. phone calls Nearly new. w-.a......a 1011 33• Pearsoo, loadS27.SOO warranty available. Balboa Blvd. Balboa Pen Only S600. 759-0811 Ask _.._ than 10 hrs use. 3 mos 21· Thunderbird Formula, 59'Steel Yawl,dsl$45.000 Kawasaki 2SOcc 13.000 •$4999 """ roc Sorulh 0 , H•.,c. •••••••••• • •• • ••• •• • ••• old. F"'. medofi"' ong 2' Oil P. r"h t>k o VII F 62 . 12 mete<. nu1 ... Xlnl «>nd. $600. Mu" ""' Bed. eou<h, Lug.,•e. >ewlng m"h· Ca. co,., lo< 1977 o,,..,. rubbe• P•ddm•. M•nyxo-., V"yclm tradeSIJ.9"1 ........, COPELAND JEEP lllnlrond 644~7 bedspread, Jwcerator. bleS200: mapledble bd. 842·7456 S2600 lo repla rl•. -..-... -i.bl". lam.,. ,.rn .. lYP•wnt ... loneo•. Molorolaool0<21 .. porta· C.ma.o.ca11 1.,ne Runs Ilk•• top Ow• S1200 Pvtpty962·6<7l _ VOYAGER 631·56SO ~u-•~-v 2001E1st, SA cameras etc. 400 Pnn· bstofr.842-4783 Sacrifice tor $1500. 2 3 • F 0 R M U L i\ CLASSIC 26' R..t/Sto .. aqe l&O 558-8000 Bedroom set, Med1t. qn cetonDr.CM E legaot, permanent 00.2200;67S-3662 SP 0 RTF t SH 1-: R Folkboet Stoop. Finest ••••••••••••••••••••••• sz. excellent cood. Best 3 KJlos. complete. with bndge table & 4 chairs. 2150MC. VHF. sounder. R t 1977 Executive olr ....,... .._..,_A r & . tucl' Call eves •· u•kends. AVON Life Raft 9' $250. some log. S"'atemp, etc. on the coast. buill i n en a er 54S-"""' ~uum urn m1sc.111 pattA!rys 1oeqwp. °' -C 1 .. r amo u s Swed Js h Mol orh ome or M1 n1 un.'te d'met•ft set, e.xte...... exceUe.n~~!>.~~. 646-3S40 499-4866. Good s b ape• a I SS. 750 NB s l1 p, pp shipyant. This class boat motorhome from Her b "'" "" ......., "'"'.....,.. 675-0915; 675-2075 673-0066. Friedland "'-11 any of t.o 70". 6 vnyl cov ell.rs. Family Membership to Mllllcal has crossed the Pacific. er. "- '75 CHEROKEE lSJ V-8. a uto. air. lilt. crWM'. AM/FM stereo, 4 whc:cl . mags. CPS64 • hke nu. $8S. S49-tn3. ct.£ AN J N G OUT John Wayne 's Tennis lfts'"-nts 8013 Boats.Marine ·75 Slup1ack 24. F/8, all Volvo P enta in b rd, lbesenumbers . . GARAGE. must get rid Club. C&ll 831·7600 ••••••••••••• ••• ••• ••• • ~pmtnt.. ;:,.~,93 0 elect, tandem trlr. lo hrs. Signet auto pilot. etc. 191-6 777 Frigidaire wa~her & otmiscSUNDAYONLY. Ludwig Drum Set. Blue ••••••••••••••••••"•••• Slipavall.846·2995 Xln l <'ond thr uoul. 537.7777 ""'" ""' ea. R Vel•el Vnnl Sale. 9AM "' ' Loi. Anb9ue oak table w /4 (}ysle< Pml. 6 pc. 6 *ZODIAC Newport •Up ••ail. A>k· 12MIH solaSJS.Beautyrt'St king cl stuff cheap! All must chairs. leaves. Green cymbals seoo.6427136 . 16 ' Starltnc w t3S HP ing$9600.P.P.644-9856 moll & spmg• $35. Top go! See you lhe<e. 2Z1 "°""'poi.. na". 545-4722 • Port·A·Manne E•onrude. "I•, baol tank. --·- rond. 645-1836 22nd so-... C M . . 8' G•and <. 1850, Auslriao Inflatable Boots "'5. 5<1H3Z7 21 Chpp". II ke "8W. ll'/J lo 32 , · · · I Recliner chr, 1 Uv g rrn Seuffert, com reblt, ong 2925 College, C.M. motor. hd, trlr. sips 4, Queen sz Sears Herculon ch r ~ 2 M a r th a finish. all burled wood. (714)54-0-2070 20'SkipJack. 'i6 .. $9,000 run w iclub. $3200. FUUyselfconta.ined sofa,sleeper,malt.xlnt Horwl 8060 Wa.sh1nglon bdsprds Grthistorit'al &mu!1tCaJ 21'Se.aRay.'70 . $.5,800. 5.l).9849 Reservenowfor concl.S125.SS7·8088. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ttwtn)837-U2G piece. $6200 P.P 1714 > G~YMARIHE 32'Chns Crafl. Sl4 ,700 ---------1 Holidays&weekends. "' h s old Id ' g 963-6l6.1 1betrad1llonaJheavydu· VOYAGEH 6315650 22'Cal.allna,read)to REGENCYMOTOR IUde·•·bed. gm plaid. Rd ""' Y Y' ge on ' King""' wote• bed·da<k · ty. hgbl,.eoghl m8'1ne •a<l. MOOO. HOME RENTALS cood. S6S. 3 parlour good show prosp~ct. pine with headboard & Office Fwwitunt & engine To 350 HP. Ge· 32' Grand Banks 1!170 6444250 92SN. Harbor Blvd.SA. chalrsS25ea.&c2-42$3 Eng. & West. lr:JLning. drawers oo both sides, La.I-Rf 8085 n uine new. parts VHF. ~1uto pilot. low ---------••531·2503•• ---------t Call 499-2870 early AM . lso hJdes hcaung ele -.-r""'-I hours.PP 830 :>449 SABOT. rully n gged, new ---------Fnneh P•o• Chem ........,, a '"' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Aulho"'ed Dl•tr· Bn•lo Wam.,1Edw'""· HB R v. """"_.,. M•n• mt< """" Bdnn '" Gd <ond. menl. Only S200 . ....,.., ·10 Ramblu 6 <yl • ulo s. .. 1,.,. Costa M"a '7' Semy 20" OMC 195111' """ &17.-0$37 home . Su mm" Rm $700. Ph .... ,.., llo"e ro• '" . S30 wk. o(15,30 p .M. "50. Runs lttOl, "e<eo (710892-8541 '°' Le<s than 150 h". Sips 6. Sl6'twk.:S36· 700'l SlOOmo. Board mcl. Bet· Hammond the piper components all qu~d. 19• Evin.rude boat trailer. Prof matntatned Mint 'nlS'CatSeaSpray, Wal~ul dirung Uble & •ox le< ride< P<cf. SWI rn< aulo<onl ..-ioan S395; $350 ...... -<l<TV 19 < Good <ood. Moke orre< cond. p p l2131 "'6·33<3 alnt<ond. RENT 23· Fi .... all. "" , ... ,... Emllenl «>nd. <en<....-qWll.aU nu pcs & quilled mo old. om 30 hOuse .,....., . ........, Day C71<JG73·2195 E"s BJs-0568 ........... Loucl xtr ... """· 979-4384 Ho•t....., Goods aG65 $100 . ..,...13 P l an to w I P o" & ' wkod. Inspect Sal/S"" Hol>oeJ<. good cond, S700, ____ 645_-_2283 ___ _ bed H l bl macrame, 2 Capt. Nemo ~voo 4 man Ide rart. in-12 3 Sofa • .co ee . 8 e. •••••••••••••••••••••••Orig. Art. Must Sell• water beds. All goes spected May ·78, never ---------1 wtoul trlr_ Dana Harbor For Rent: 29' Pace Ar b.,.., <lw,, keg ijghls, Rdng w/lee make<, Sl98. Ne m a n M o o <e · <heap + many xlm. uoed *""Finn 840-1262 16" Gia"'"" •k,,loohong Dr> S""•••· 'Pace A·3 n>w. ak. gen .• '"""· ,_boom lomp. unde< New ann<h<. $10. Kong ..-ad•alioo gill. s:JSO·up <94-3326 24' Lowe< Clilf · w(I~ HP Me"'""' nocc 4 ... 7262.661·16"1 "'"0, nu & beaut •$4999 COPELAND JEEP 2001 E hf, SA 558-8000 : 7•JEErCJ-5 . V.S. PIS. slick, roll ~r. specia l paint. s pqj<e wheels. orf road tu~ ... CP20201 •$3999 COPELAND JE!P 2001E1st, SAf 558-8000 . •73 JEEP WaganHr <Pl0191 V-8, auto, air PIS. Immaculate 10: 6t OUl, •$3799. ..... _,.., ""'""' & •Pn••·· $30. 536-5011 °'·LB PENTA BB70 ·59 Martne cond $1950 ... 7846 CIS". new ..... I ,,, ex-_6»4904 ________ _ Sob 2 piece sect. 10'> rt .......... 4 GI a" , h ow, u" """'' 1..-qwek sale. o,.. F.ngin'1:.W:;7.9310 17" 6"'1on Whal" Mon· ""· Sl750. FOR RENT 20' M oto< long Like now SISO. King mall""· frame, SJO<>ZOO.mh. ol•Yahel•es$25-IOO. Pie-tauk, r,.hm• m0<h•ne ""°'°' Ho m e <omp l•tely --.- 7 - 6 -a...--...... ---.- 846, . ..w:i sml s•~reo.8/a W& TYmi·s· c 2 . ~18 tu re wings--: s.~~~~ ...... ,...,. 9040 ts'lOO &73-2312--•~~-grp11-, q-ui 133 p-"d , very clean ll--o k ... d &44-0637 eves ••••••••••• •••••••• ••• • -.. r•t 673-S -· AllOque Rall Tree. 8 55EM>I77 Mst sell Crest Elect KUn. ays. . Ba bot l8' La trake Ski or f1sh ·15' Chrysler Docks 90701---------(1'1014> V-11, uuto. e1r with inlaid mother o( . Good cond. Loos of acces. SR-52 card progTamma. ci"assic~ Gray 11/f Xlnt. fiberglass boat. Nu 45HP ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'NEW '78 31' Pace Arrow. con. PIS. Cheyenne.~ yr COPELAND JE'P 2001 E ht, S~ 558-8000 .,..,,,..,.,.,cl, B<own plu>h <8'Petong ""'°''"°·21B6 ble cal""''°' & TC-too 1249!i/Uade 7....,.. Ch•¥•· eogin•. rully SIJPSAYAILAILE SI" 5. Loaded. w .. kly 2'.000 mu" wmo0ty ...... ,. ..... -...... ••ed. . prln ..... Wiil .... ..... equipped , m<I ......... YACN..._t......,,1 •ental only. •••·m• a"ulobl• 1 A n •ora 1""pco. l.7xlS, 13x14. $75 Pool table, bghl & '"" P""'"mming help. Ask· ,...,_ct< +bl< whlt.ae< da,. ......... .,... •S7799. Ear Y 00meri:; henHI~ ea. 956-1887 $750. Yamaha Choppy Ing S200 494-4475 FOR SALE All exrell cond. $II.SO or 30· Avalon mooring. In _..;:._ ______ _ °""""' f"".e ""' $350. lJg table. 2 · .,., orr .. p P. 11611-5543, rront cl Scari"s & swim '72 Pa<e Anow ,.. "'"Y Coriu.MD JEii' velvet. new $200. 848- 3478 Jww*Y 1070 leaves Sl2S. Dover dory. ore. Oeaks Clearance. ~~~~24e.· 0RMeinceJ225t s.egxdt~an or sec at 9391 Portsmoulh area. $25.000. 673-5099 loaded. Sips 7. Gd shape. 200 I E I st, S.:. ••••••••••••• •••••••••• 12· ail boat sail or So W I ,. I h .o1 '"'6 • $8900 646-6595 " Decorator Furn 1 s· sora s · row. • me new. a nut IDs · clean, dual station, VHF, Dr. HB 1..;.--·-------1 t big Ch; & eod ·" Pea< o;amood, moto<$5S0.7,...... SllS eo. HU R R Y ! Weneodasupr ... ..,,.. SSWOOO ma ' n • pe<fe<l >lone. u t 'o 752-"11 depth """" • b"l tank, ". T· B"d. "'·hull "68. F a I " ' n "' . 0 y, . 1'-ade ""'!' r., YOU< m-1---------tabl,., excol cond. 1 ... yellow ... d. men'o ring. Boal. mot°' & "'""· many stm. Priced 10 Cully cabin, head. h"l 213·691 ·3225. E"'· ~this •wnm", r., sofa, linen covered, 1 $1500. Btwn 6 & 7pm, HOO. Therm eit Ras Conference tbl 60" round, move. •·-f.-&&...-. tank, CB. etc. Nlt'l' A!>k· 213-697·7815. Ask for lime m ow- 4 Br Condo in reeliner Ytlrd tools. I 213-800-1849. beaU!r For camper $70. walnut top, 6 ch.rs, SMO. ..a U'ITtrr-•AA S6800 Phone 539.0479 Marty. Mammoth. Summer or lawn mower. 1 edger. Hooda motorcycle seat 833-9550, l}..5. ' winter. Ph. wknds/eves boUlguolioePower.call DI AMOND It OPAL $20.642·1505 H~•.11111150.rs '76 Trojan 25 ' l..tkc new SALE BOAT SWP-WlLL ~ ~for appt. RING . SAC Slm. Appr Desks. credent as. ""'1U Canvas. VHF. must see. TRADE. MOR FOR NB ...._._ ----T-........ -.. --- 7 - 0 ....:..:.:...::...::.:..;;.. _ _;..;. ___ ; t280C) 751-121.2 Combo unit. slnk1stove1 bookshelves, chairs. SEARAYIOATS $15 soo SSS 8534 o r <TI41642-3903 u~ """ 91 Go6d Ida & loveseat w/a\· · · refng. for o(flce or bach. space beater. fluorescent · · . · •••••••••••••,••••••••• •73 MIRCIDES 210C (220AJ, AM/FM stereo. PW. PS. air cond. 62,00o ml_I~ auto, hnmecubu~ ln~out •$7,99 tacbablo U,ble, ad «>nd -b1ty I071 apt. SJ2>. 673«1'1l light wuts. •lunly <"xR' llOI Coul Hwy, N .B. BJ> l9"1 ff ELP ! Qboel •I otaf e ·71 Col• m • n, 1 l ps 6, US.557-5114. ••••-••••••••• 0 •••••• work tablea. " much 63 1 ~47 1o41h. W 9060 person nds 30 tt alip or (6.8xl4.e cl<>&ed). Xl.nt. ' • l <oellne< Old South 8 .. d Lalhe 9' •• C...:b. r • dk<ed, Nough, ....... ll07-ol27 & ........ •••u••••••uoo •• • •• ••• ""' Ue r ... qulel vlnUge Hl<. b Ill· ll l , S U$o. Gold ~u o~i slnl ••"" Good eoodlllon m IO ..... ,. 7ru7". '°"' n Penn Yon F.x-Ra<lngS1... powo< '"'1"' .... , ... 5'1>9.119 ~ ...,. ;;,: 5J!.I· beltaffer <71•)~ zip, $95. C.mera, Ger. Pth 1017 plcnr. 22:5 H.P. ChryAler SZ50 lsland prfrd. Will pay 6 S1 76 ~rro'ct ••~ .. -vo-... ..,. • • $75. 581-8843-•••••••••••••••• .. ••••• 673 2012 DlOll In advance. 494-4933 17' UJ'71 Self Cont'd ps 6, -· --- Din'"" table w~ ..... & MIL••••-aGIO Baby,bl...Oorcd<abbllt& lnbonnl w/only 565 hno · xlot cond. $19>0, Coll 1Plll341 • •P. V• • yw. oii .. tbl a cane back •-•••••••••••••••••••• Good used carpet, choc quackless dueka $3SO Engingdcood .Boatnew 21"Ven1urew1tr11ler, lcNlh.s,.Hlt 9010 Sf&.3126. 1:?.000 mile wanenty ~barra. so. Amt'rtcan Refn1. '76 ROid, 2dr .• !"00wn1.,_:·~s~:...f4tLern. ea.548-~ • ' 1972. Orig. owocr hlla 3setssails Sil ---------av1uloble ~JHp 20 t E ht, SA 551-1000 It ~-,......,. ...,. -twin bed eor. ~-, •.•• ~. kept""'""· Unique 548 . ..,.. ....................... IA,yton ,...,., •• .,,,.lps6. •$5199 I<> • ••-· n•< 8 .oup w / pl., h .....,.. kltl<n5. bullhy, tunnel dri•o allows "" Ski boo• ,.., ,,,_ & "''· EZ Urt hitch, awning, ,.._ S. 1055 anlmal spread• Sl50; Oecorator ltema: New lge pedigr ee, 11 hots $65. trlma.(Jd oconn, lake, or 11· O'Day & trailer like new, $695. xtraa, Sl.2115. 640-1~ COPELAND Jl!ll :::;.:r. ••••••••••••• ,.. ""'° 11me .. lalD1 tet S1•. b•ome ••UY "•"' "' -bo; boat. VH F ••dlo l2800 _,... w....., Toni 1'<1ll0<. lOlft 200 I E ht, SA c15 r:a.. .. -1. CDM. 6' aor1. ~. 642.63)6 $1SO(C01t $215) CUii\ clb Replacement value new 751.fl848 " ~· .. d• chr, $100, t-ust marble Salt wate.r aquarium rePorted-ly $12,000 Ask· -----ol storage. ~ or besl 558-8000 cu dra pu, •Pr 1 • Mtll1'clla double G$ Box w/pedatals cot tbl '400. &.fish. In& '7500. Rflt. 6'73·6009 CAL~. $6,250 T1aa11 ••"-~ol'r~. -~~584.S~-----1·--=-:-::---::7:-- r.brica, elotbel;. '"':,; •.CUOOllly. Loll LR cold le.ti ••mo ......,, Bui • .....,., ,,.,. ... ,.,.,....,1nou• .......... ;:;; 1 ••••••••• a 'Trsvet Traller tbdrm, '76....,CJ.s New elaltnet. n Oft m.1200 szo.. yej/wbt laa>p 185. , ..,0 n-.•d nn .. -.. •u"V"' W"' GOT THE 2boat1..Wna club ln San C y 1rs. 9120 .. Od coacl 111 Moot.41 kyl., s 1pd .. clean ln & ... • .. , 1'•" bal•• ...... ~ ~ .... -~ • ~ 0.t&O. Had uw .... but -...... CM...-out. I YT. at.ooo ........ ......_. .,.. .,.... BuJ. .PLA.MTB:.. Slltctmen eao ..... 1111. pai.r.Localaviary, 80A1S l'Oa YOU! Call COl'ID9ltcaJ11 needs UP• ....................... 1----------ranlyavadablt <~· --.:..... '-eut. ..................... ......, O.Wll ... llcnlM RYB ••adln•. Xlnl •alum WAKTID _ .. , ... ,_ $44'9 ~:.. ..... ·--..,. I to I I\ l*l m .. _, llotl l7Po 21•· Tmt re" -&-IOto -Call E<olYft al O"ld ea.. r. tell-coolaln..i ·-·-t400 • ........., • from Bel Air lO Lldo. ~lawn mower '80: -:-:-.,-1 •• Ola ep a r . 'JOH r , n-aatt Inc, T14-C'7).5252. 'or 1P!bed _ .. ·-P"'"'· ........................ COPILAMD JEEP erSa'\6 &ln. Oreat CJl>POltlmlt.J to b'U' •• po'lll'ered McLain .. _................... ., •' -..,. ..,.. -a S:r." =a. Ba I "'· ---...... .. r....=-llO; .......... Antique upn c hl pia no. M .... .,,. • ,,,,, Xlnl .,, Calallna22, n...i ..... ... ..... be ·-lban l _, --Major 20011 ht, SA "lothl.. "'" .... ., --. AA« -.... •laod co xlnt-''" -.... , •ood. mao• aeee11 .,..,. ..,u, ""'' eond. 11' ord • ......., .. ., • "' -..alolco. Bia SSWOOO de - 1 • MMm.'DU • llZS.551,,_ ucdkm.Zl)f t45-t1Ja. Bllolr.491M01a. weekdays. Avinp.Alu-..017 I .. -,,,,.. ,. • ., ........... ___ ., .... .., _... ... # .... ,, ti •·-,·-~···,·-~ .. -·-.-..... . , . ~ - , •w.... ..... t i ..................... ~ ewe Pirtt up. al ~ 6 out, full¥ ~w ~•~•••••••••••!!.~~ ~~••••••••••••••!!.~~1 ~~·.I·~••••••• ~~!·.~"!~••••••• ~~~·.~":~••••••• Sunday Juno IS, 1978 DAILY ~ILOT Olfl 1977 FOID AAldl 9707 Dahun 9720 Dot-. 9720 Autoa. Imported Autoa, Imported Autoa, Imported ..... -roed Mu.t Se.I ,Jq•w. 1.000 ml'1, lall ~!!° P¥mta . .\J>e>e&red I u~kabowtnv~, •• Cal bel I01trn &t aft 8pm ..,.,._,,19 COUlltllR PIC:.UP •72 CHEV 111 Ton ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• , ,_,.~ rnod•l 5 ...... ,-• wit: Whl"t'I ttdw . \.in '71 Jo'OX. blue 4 door, AC '* 0•TSU .... * '77 8210 1.Jflback. ~ereo HoRdo 97l7 Mm.do 9738 ~..... 9740 ~~ ~ ~,.'-""' \" 3 ·-1 ·•tr "on·• ,. " O t ••••••••••••••••••••••• & AM FM a.l_.rt"o w11h "· "r-n" • ~ u · AM1fo'M . dUlO, $2300 f\ I FLIETPRICES cu,,, warr wner us •••••••••••••••• .. ••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cu•w.:.._ ( l f""'""'7 r a d I u & h t-u l e r sha"'". T L C '"'"' 1 .. ,,, i.acnfice $2850. 673·2194 '76 ClulC cucc __,.,...., . .....,,, 117290K1<Stlc\826Afl ~ .....,...,,. lotbepublicbyappainl .... $3995 $2496 76 AUDl l OOLS, ment CallRudyorJay '77 280Z 2+2 &cpe Xlnl miracle mazda '11 2SO Lo m1h:u.c~. dll auto. PS/PH Outatc1nd 1 ng cond. $5500 Pl' 64S 5678 lb Ford F25o 4.x4. l90 VB. ou brtca Ii clutch. winch, utU boxes, many xtraa. muat aell, best offer "'96-6B37eves,496-8877 Nabers Cadillac .>bOO ll.1111111 flhd THEODORE ROBINS · FORD 20b0 HAAeOR 9LVD. COSTA MESA b4'2·0010 ( "1·1 'vln.i 'W 1111111 '72 f ord Ch~ Club ,Tf'llc.Q 9560 Wai,:on. lop or line. Curt .... •••••••••••••••••••• A C w ceiling ducts. '6.1 lntem'I PU. Short box. P H. P tS. 8·pass 302 V8, ALLEN wht spoke whls, lrg knob so.uoo mi's. mint tond. b1es, 4 c yl e ng . Ofr ncwradutls 67S.663\J 979-0183 or 754-0146 ______ _:_ __ ~ '72 f ord bubble top cmpr , GMC TRUCKS 1976 GMC 4 X 4 p1tkup, van. V 8 auto, P1S, Pt B. 350, 1 o wnr . S5800 AiC S4000firm 645 3013 1971 fiMC l/4 TOH 4.93~ Ask for Paul,~ Dodg~.-<iulo.~~ eves PS PU lo mi 's xlnt VAHDURA '71 Chevy l lon C & C. dual $l200 642 61891546 6613. rears 750 llres. 10,000 pd P P ______ _ VI t UIC>maK "--_, v•uv•• & 1•11 ''""0'' (l OU$l060oWI 18) s5595 9590 GVW, long whl base. Autos w~ $2500. 898-5715 '""''"" ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1971GMC 1/J TON rtCICU, ll111 O"• 1 1u111 loci o r1 e<IUIOOeCll fT001~~23ilOI s4295 WE HAVE A GOOD SELECTION OFJIMMYS, SUBURBANS &VAN CONVERSIONS 1•• ALLEN· C Al•••lA l ·ULl>\MOftll l '•~( JNUCKS ~ .... O•PqQ ,_...,, A .. (I',, t ''' l AG•JftrfA NIC.UFl 'aJSTAKETRUCK :i.. tont llfl gate Make ofr 675·5258 '68 Chevy 1.2 ton. auto. nu eng, nu tires. nu ~rshocks. cass ta pe Make offer. Dys 549 7981 . eves. 645-1918 70 Ford 12 tn Xlnt ·.u Has about cverylhmg S2250 640-34S8 '73 Dats un P /U w /top camper !>hell Execl cond. S2.195. 892·»19 '72 Coun er.· 3.000 m1 on n e w e n gine A /C. AM/FM cass, s hell & boot, new ures $1975 9798405 '74 Chevy LUV truc k. AM FM 8 Irk. 1\1<:, camper shell, cus tm m ter . boot, radial tires. xlnt cond. S3000 894 5351. afl 6 & wknds-8'1U·.Ji17·1 '63 Ford P .U FHIO. 292 1977 CHEVY eng, 3'·spd, hvy dly sus SILVEltADO pension S89S 646-1321 CAMPE(t SPECIAL ·72 Mazda PU w ·eampt•r ~ Ton model VS shell. !>ler, elc Lo ma -; autom atic'. u1 r cond .. 49'1·2871 pwr. steering . 8 trac k --------- !>lcreo. tilt wheel, c•rwsc ·71 Ford/Camper :\tu-.1 control, extra tanks , sell 55M Exrel. Xtr<J:>, slider windo w . ne\\ 494 1419770-0611 wheels + l1res & 1s R EADY TO GO !• 1 '62 Pord Shorlbt.'<l truC'k UG93tll3). Call now for Stockland shell. Tatuma our nms. bag Urcs 631-4195 SPECIAL PRICE! CONNELL CHEVRm,ET 2828 Harhftlvd COSTA MESA 546-1200 1977TOYOTA l"ICkUP 4 speed. tonneau covers & lo w m1l eaAe (IE47484) $3995 Nabers Cadillac 'follll ll.1111 ... 81\il ( "'"' \I,'" ~Il l •111111 , ... '76 LUV Mikado A t C spokes, tires s hell. tape Xlnt cond $4095 673 1692 MUST SELL '72 Chevy Luv. camper New pnt, tire:.. i.h0<•kl> & C B, s lerno. Cslm int Sl7SO 673 6578 --- '53 Truck w tlr;iller hatc h. 4 speed. s ide bo;ird-. sound engine. S4H·lH37 aft. 6PM S600 '77 Doctg. 1/2 Ton l"fc:kup 3 speed, with overdrive With camper s hell Like brand new. (62SR62) $4495. CHICK IVER.SON "'_. Po~sc11E cL ,JA A ... 11 lllJI '•1•1 · ~ctr:Tm!ll.Vlrr. c..;;:: •• "---~ WEWILLIUY YOUR DATSUN PAJO FOR OR NOT TOP DOLLAR FOR TOP CARS BARWICK DATSUN SJO J u.111 <".1p1-.1r.rn11 831-1375 493.3375 WE BUY CLEAHCARS &TRUCKS CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor Bl vtl <'OST A M ESA 546-1200 Wt-; PAY TOP DOLLAR POR TOP USED l'A RS F'-OREIGN, DOMESTIC or CLASSICS U your car 1s t'xtru rle<in Sl.'C U!> f 1r!>l BAUER BUICK 2925 II arbor Bl vd C<k>La Mt.-sa !.179·2500 WE BUY USED CARS CALL GARTll L~t.-d Car Mgr 540-5630 1w,~mm1tJ 2626 HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA WEIUY USB>CARS! w c·rc th<' new Chl'vrolt•l dculersh1p in tht• I rv1nc Auto Center We nc('d )UUr U!>ed 1·ar' JOE MACPHERSON CHEVROLET 21 t\uloCenler On\C IRVINE 768-71.22 Autos, Imported ....•...•........•..... 9701 •.......•.............. '69 Sunbeam Alp1 n~ F;i..,lba1 k Nd.., ... omt• work )lu::.l ~ell s.:150 SW 3309 A.lfa Romeo 9705 'UNROOF AIR 1 at condition, fully loaded s , . . very o "A"-""""' m a, 1 OWNER Cocoa IARWICIC DATSUN ..-__ .,.,.... _____ _ Ifft WCJI" 4 c,yl. 4 speed. lug~age earner. radio & heater. lmMacuJate! (033PBY> (StkP3226) --------- brown w t tan p1panc 831-1375.493·3395 'IS 1600. 5·Speeci 21 SO Hwbor IJ•cl Cotto MHG 64S.5700 ·~ S01d new Ti. 28(i t·~ 14,000 mi's. I yr & lti.OOl1 mi's left on warr Tobat· ~o brwn lth1 1rt1 AM /FM C3:\'1 ('J Ul~t cont $14.~ 549-515'1 S 4'9 9 5 M u s l s e I I (9661"ND > Call Mlkti 963-3222 or 964·1077 '70 S-90. new mt. 300 ma's on reblt motor nu disc brakes & llres. AMffM t'<iss. blk & b eaut Sl 600. / 80. 96().6()d2 AMl ...... Hhy 9709 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·59 Aus tin Ame rica AM1FM 8 lrack i.unroof. good cond & runs gd. $8l0/must sell 498· 1669 '61 3000, 4·sealcr, great, $2150 BO 640-0327 BMW ~ 1978 BMW's HERE NOW! COMPLETE IODYSHOP MOWOPEH EXCELLEHT SELECTION OF IMWRESALES We may have your next car in our invenlorv. Call us today! 831 -2040 495.4949 LAST CHANCE *DATSUMS• Large Sefectlon Of All Modet1 SALES-LEA.SING PARTS-SERVICE COSTA MESA DATSUN 284S HARBOR ALVO 540..641 0 540..0213 Mint cond $2600 557·613J 75 8210. 4 dr AM/FM s tereo. 4 sp, radials. lo m1 . Owner must sell. 752·60llll '260Z '74, Low miles . loaded. tip top s hape , $4900. 968-7863, 842·140ti '74 260Z, air, AM/FM 8· trk, mags, louvers. auto. $3191. THEODORE ROBINS FORD 101>0 HARBOR Bl\10. COSTA MESA b4'2·0010 '74 Civic Hatchbac. xlnt cond, 31,000 ma's. $2400 Call all 6:30pm, 559·0914. K_.....MGhia 9735 blue. 751·0930 1--__.;.-------1 ••••••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • '72 2AOZ, AM/FM. II track. •74 VW GHIA $3995. air, 4 spd, ne w tires. A yellow beauty, 4 spd, ,_~.;___· _968_· 7_090 _____ , R&H, very clean. !S941J Fiat 9725 lob Witham VW ••••••••••••••••••••••• S93-7S.Sl 9738 11.:.;;~~~~~~~'l::;::;-;;:;-;~;;::;::::--:::-1 • •••••••••••••••••••••• • ·74 f"1at 124 Spyder, new I 972 MAZDA '77 Datsun 280·Z . /\t C. lop, radials, Anza ex· RX3 COUPE AM /FM stereo II track. haust syste m . AM/f'M nwgs, louvre windows. 4 stereo, mags, xlnl cond, 4 speed. air cond .. radio spd, 18,000 m1 Pvt pty $3450 499·4l39 &heater. <568GWY>. S7SOO 963-Ul67 . 542·2790. OHLY S 1275 - -- -'75 Flat Xl9, clean, A/C, '76 280Z 2+2 Bl. wh int AM /fM s t er . c a s . .....,,.t.fUMtn mags, A IC. AM 1FM Mags,2S.OOO m1 's. $3875. l.989Harbor.Coo£ta Mesa stereo cass A t t·und. Eves 552-8829. 642..07tS Lowmi.S7000S429852-'76 131 ·C le an 22 ·m1, '76 710 Shi Wgn !>lereoica ss. auto $3.500. 4 speed, sunroof. rnd10 & 642-0049979-7613 heater. Super clean car Less than 18,000 mas (473PCF ) '72850Spider. 2 tops, blue. many xtras $1800. / UO 552-3836 MIRACLE MAZDA BRAND MEW GLC 9740 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '76 450 SLC Less than 33,000 mi. In· vesllgate our 48 mos. lease or 60 mos fin/pro- gram wlth small down payment. !9353> 213 /9'l l -8588 714/523 7250 @ .~uxm1~ '73 450SE C ream puff cond. 1ns1delout. Best ofr 540-2200 I 975 MERCB>ES 280SB>AH Automata· A M 1-"M stereo & crwse conlr'll UB7MBY> $9t115 Nabers Cadillac )f,(J() ll.11 b111 Bl\11 ( "''" \h ~ ..... 111 1 1 11~1 •16 240 D '62 Classic zn5E Cou1>4:, Luxury plus economy ~pd slick! fuel UlJec with Uus lo mi. Diesel. 811'. new M1chelms ~On~ Can arrange budg el color & equy> Si501J terms with lo down pay ,_557_1.868 ____ _ ment. (9400). '70 280S M INT CON D 2l3/92Hl588 $4800/bst ofr Celli (714 • 714/523·7250 644-6141 '66 MIZ 250SE , ________ _ '7G 280 SE Sed. Lu mt'-. Xtra clean. Auto lranu Air . s tereo. s unrool Michelin tires . $61011 In excellent cond 1tion Call 673-1592 with 4 speed, rad1aJ tares. sunroof & AM /F M. $2600 '63 zn58, ong & 1mma<' Pn ply. Call 54-0-4930 incl. mt Lo m1. ~25() P.P 770-5060 '73 MB. 280C. lan. bamboo MG 1nl . AM / l"M . dulo, 9742 P 1W1odow . SOM m1, •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• DELUXE 2 DOOR Make oiler 581·5547 aft S '72 Midget convert. 11ood ·71 Fiat 8SO Spart. x lnl With II th ood "' 1 a e g 1e:. In· ev~. cond, top in °ood cond $3259. THEODORE t'<>nd. great eas m1leai.:c. lud AM d t 1 ""' "' c mg ra 10 b ee soo ma on rblt cnl;(im•. $1000. 559-8523 belted radials. carpet:; & '00 Mercedes 280SE, xlnl Must sell Offer. 631 27 IJ F'lal 850 Spider . ·71. ong e I cl' l r 1 c hat c h . cond. air, AM 1FM. 4-spd, orS48-9S5L o"'11er, good cond S1200 c FA4TS651753> $4900 Call aft 6. 645-9899 -.7-4_M_G_c_on_vt_._x_l_n_l _t:_on-d Call642-!_005 $3575 '76 2400 w /42,000 m1 inside & out, lo miles. t ROBINS FORD 20b0 HARBOR 8lVD. COSTA Ml SA 642-0010 IEFORE 1976 280 2+2, salver wtblk Honda 9727 Plus Tax & L1tensc Navy exler. Ask Sll.990 yr warr Must sell As k ••••••••••••••••••••••• Miracle 551-4741 ing $3.750. Call 675 0033 PRICEIHCREASE accents. 4 spd . A C . 320J·(292S)& AM/FM tape , very SJOH02771 clean &t ofr over S6SOO ROY CARVER BMW -5111 1746 1540 J amboree lload NEWPORT BEACH 640..6444 . . '70 2000 conv. !>1lvcr 5-::.pd, JOMPG. 3 tops. lo m1. garaged, beautiful, orig cond. 974·2787 Brand New '78 Mmda/Rettauft it Mez 280 SL. 2 tops, 974+ HONDA C 21SOHarborBlvd brown. Sl3.60G . Dr.••••••••••••••••••••••• ars ''OSTA ME~A " Miller.639-4901 69 MGB Ortl( owner MAHY 645-5700 8 .. 0 D p .._.I'··-Local car. OI D. Con To Choose From~ '7 2.. as"" ._, ltnental lop. ne w P1rc llJ ·73 .i d r wagon 4!>pd dutomatJc. sunroof. for wire whls. elc Trcall'd UNIVERSITY radials. gd cond Sl295 the economy minded like a baby s1995 Ph Oldsmobile 497 1256 spartsman 10617571 642 2714 2131921·8588 .___ _____ _ ·72 240Z. pr1mo. 5i.500 Honda Can • GMC PeoplewhoneedPeople 7141523-7250 '76 MGB 26M. AM /FM mi 's. A C, M1cbel1n T--L-That's whalthe CREVIER radials. mags. AM/FM. ·-'" DAILY PILOT 0 f!l·~ia cass. tonneau cover E' & a ST 'UOADWAY defogger, $3675 646-9S46, 28SO Harbor Bl\'d S EHVICE DIRECTORY ~ '~lii1JJ·JJia ceJ cond p P. 544·29'.>.6 <Jll SANTA A14A 5119.0433 Costa Mesa S40 9640 .. 1s all about! _ __ _____ 6 ------835·3171 Autoa, Hew 9800 Autos, Hew 9800 Autos, Mew 9800 Autoa, Hew 9100 Autos, New 9800 TH£ ULTIMATE ORt\#INC MACHHd. •• • •• • e •••• ••••••• ••••• •••••• •••• • •••••••••••• •••••• ••• • •• ••••••••••• ••••••••• • ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •USEDBMWs• '71200'l4 s pd (753141 '72 2002 4Sp. ( 5«LI A I '74 2002A,A/C I (598LPO) ·75 5301 Auto (!H6MTV l '76 2002.4spS/ R CS49PHZ) '765301, Lux<606PllM) '76SJOI. St R <581RCS l CJosed On Sundaya 1977 IMW 320i Two T o Choose Bla1·k with tan interior, air cond , stereo. alloy wheels & 4700 males 14286) HOW $10,900 Jade green w11h lan &n· tenor, air cond , t"asselle & 21.000 males (0726 l HOW $10,400 ROY CARVER IMW 1S40Jumboree Road NEWPORT BEACH 640-6444 '70DatsunPU 44S E. Coo~t Hwy. ....................... _....._ ______ _ 4 cyl., 4 speed, radio. healer. Camper s hell (858321') ($t.k.J 1718BTl. $1757 THEODORE ROBINS FORD 20()0 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA ()42-0010 Newport Bf'och 673-0900 '71 Spyder. mint c:ond ~lu~1-.l'll t>t2 l~10fi ·72 Bavaria . c lean, AM r FM tape. A/C. $3'795 &W 9966 ·73 \Ira Sp~dcr, t•M.·ep '76 2002 Cherry. auto, air, --tion.11 C'onrl1tmn '°"" .1p lo mi's, AM 1FM ster v-9570 J>l:arann• Skipper c-.1ss. cas~. ong ownr. 494·3151 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ., \If II hi - '970 Ford Camnr•r ··,·1n. ·•II I ''""l'f JI r r ,L ;n~ 0 8 ....... GE COUNTY'S ~ ,,~ • " & tran., w n·1·ph :?;1;)()() "-Al""I eqwpped. xlra Ing sof.1 ~!ll ll'M1:1 OLDEST t~ ~FM b ~~!ai!s~ t 0 P ' 1 9 i 1 c: on \ s r" ii ,. r &· ,\~ F:'ll 1 ;i.,.,, xlnl n md Auto1, Hew 9800 Autos, Hew 9800 2!.IM rm. SfiOOO ti75-lilfi7 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• *·DRIVE A LmLE, SAYE A LOT* COME T LOW OVERHEAD COUNTRY • Sales·Serv1re·Leas1ng Roy CarYer.lnc. Rolls l'toyt·e BMW l!"><IOJamborcl' Newport BeaC'h 640·6444 BMW '77, 3201. auto, A1C, Blaupunkt radio $9150 P\ l Ply 640 1242 Must sell BMW 5301. only 16,000 ma ·s. 4-spd. A/C, radio. hkc new Asking $10,000 499-1402 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1973, 49,000 mi's $1,750. 714-496·76121661-0271. '71 CAPRI 1600 CC, 4 cyl. steel bllt.>d radials SJ.SOO. 548 91ni, art 5 Mon F'ri ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1975COLT COUPl-: 4 s peed, a ir cond .. radio & only 25,500 miles on this beauty 1 C174.NKO I ~888 COM HELL CHEVROLET 2828Harbor Bl vd COSTA MESA 546-1200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 260Z, cocoa bm. blk Int. A/C, new paint. great cood. $.1900. Oya 752-'1161 , eves 496-5321 280Z '78. auto. A/C, 6000 ml'a, must aell . S87SO. 54(). 1219, 494--05.16 •DRIVEA * * LIWLE ••• * SAVE A LOT SHOP ft.COMPARE HARWICK OA T~UN I 1 1 l Ull IJ7'"1?J JP'> .$-.oo OVER FACTORY INVOICE DATSUN'S MUST B~ SOLD IN 4 DAYS! •EXAMPLE• $ OVER FACTORY INVOICE Plus Dealer Installed Accessones At Retail EreryDatsun s-210 IN S1ocK1 ,•. ENTIRE INVENTORY IN STOCK PRICED TO SELL AT SIMILAR SAVINGS DURING THIS GIANT 4 DAY SALE • Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday Only •Open 9:00 a.m. to 12 midnight. t ... ' ' • -· P'd m '73 Of $3 Au ••• .. " .. 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Au1oma11 c transrn1ss1on. air cond1· 10 S°i995 ~;3395° 1975 VOLVO 164E 4 DOOtt ~ED.AH A l>uoer nice car w11h au1omat1 c 1ransm1ss1on air cond1- t1onmg, oower s1ee1ng. radio and 8 lrack taoe player f 119MNA) 54795 1974 BMW 2002tfl This hard to hnd model 1s eou1ooed with 1' speed transmission air cond1hon1ng, sunrool & s tere o ,rad10 1716LWC) 56495 CADILLAC COUK DE VILLE In excellent cond111on with pwr windows seat & dOOf locks. 1111 wheel climate control air cond . vinyl rool. tape player & 1ust 10 363 miles 1271862} 1976 VOLVO 2"5Gl WAGOH 4 speed 1ransm1ss1on w11h overdrive. air con clll1omng. power steer- ing. stereo cassetre player & only t 7.210 miles (106RYSl MUST SEE TO APPRECIATE! 1977 DATSUN 210Z This car is eou1pped w ith 4 s peed transm1ss1on. air cond1 t1onin9. wire wheels 8 AM /FM radio . re22RL Yl Sale priced at only I 977 LIMCOLM COHTl~TAL M.UIC V Fully eQu1pped inclod· 1ng lealher 1nter1or pwr windows split seal & door loclls fill wheel vinyl roof & Quaorason•c s1ereo tape player !9232701 58195 59995 .... ~ All Pt1ce1 "'"' f A• & l ttf'"""4t ~ ... ~ Ml\RQDJS ~1/ ~1 ~ ~~v:': ~v~rAS l ~ g ~. 21102 ~te f'llwy. ! • \ WA'! • Mission Vieio I • ! 831-2880 ···-··...... ···~ 495-1210 Have somcthin(!. you want The fastest draw m th1• 10 :.ell'' Cla..,:.1fn.'12 !Mi7K Class1f1ed Ad 642 56711 Autos, Hew 9800 Autos, Hew 9800 ····•········•········· ·•••··•••••·•··•······· ....••.....•........... ·····················'· o,.f 9746 76 911~ '}:;irg11 Ice gret'n. ••••• •• •• •• •• • •• • •• •• • • 7" · aUoys. Cah:.. lo ma ·h. um Witiun. rJd1.lh. uulo. tJntcood 963--0287 eves ~ --~-~- ~.1~.1 '73 Oftl <;T $2696 The cl~:.1r l·ouiw. l :.1>d R&lt. xlnt cond. l'lt.-an 1963JGT1 '66 912. xlnt cond, extrai.. Must see to appreciate. 6421282 9755 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lob Witham VW 893 7~1 TEST DRIVE OUR "LE CAR 9150 · OF THE YEAR" Pone he · 1971 TOY OT A SR/S UmACK With AM/FM 1tereo & only 7000 mUes' STILL SMEU.SNEW1 (2145> OMLY$4660 Mrocle RndH Ma&da/R4tftCllllt 2100Harbor Blvd . C'M 6 ll·Sll0 197J TOYOTA COltOLU DELUXE COUPE. 4 speed & air condJllorung 1734KLPI OMLY SIHS Miracle Rnahs Maida/Renault 2100Harbor Blvd., C M . 6ll-53JO Toyota '75. luxunoul> IEFOREYOU Corona Mark 11. avto. SELL YOUR all', AM/FM stereo 8 trk TOYOT"' Good mventory in stock. tape. velour uphol. Xlnt A , '78 PorsC'he 92~ loadt!d. Hurry while they last~ mech. New steel radials, SEE US! ••••••••••••••••••••••• while. brwn, s11v~r. blue. MIRACLE $3,450. Pvt pty. 644-8412 M"'DnUIS TOYOTA 10043) (7141 ~IJ.7559 Ken MAZDA/RENAULT evstwknds MI~ION VIEJO Pm.t1nr of liuntinlgton 2~~~~~:J~0· '75 Dix Corona Slallon 8ll·2180495-12 10 Beuch 1~ offonng lul·qut-r 645-5700 Wgn. 4 spd, shift. lo mt, --------- paint. metal finishing & top cond Orig owner ~·f!~~~ fender flJnnl{ to l'or~chc .03 Curavelle, hard lop $3095. Ph 552·5321 ~ ~ owners 536 71!88 convert 2 tops, unique. --------- '70 911T. newly rebuilt Cttll 536·6296 t>ngme & paint JOb. Xlnt --------- cond 645--041<! Rois Royu 9756 ·73 9 14 l 7 Light blul', t'X eel cond mu:.l :.ell $4900 54&5ns 78 Porsche 9'.!8 load<.'<.1. automatic tra..Mission, JfO 181 1714 > 540-7559 Kt!n ••••••••••••••••••••••• 111 DEALER IN U.S.A. ROY JRR CARVER AOLLS·ROYCE l!AO J•mbor.e Newpof1 k<><ll \'----'~ Porsche, '59 Cve. :.unroor. CLOSED \UNDAYS new crpl, new paint, 1961 Rolls Royce Salver very clean 642·2754 Cloud II Beaut. car. ·s1 912 Divorce forcing $18,500 640·7030. :.al e Gd cond Mny xtras B:.l orr Day:. 642·5113 1-;vc:.. 673·2274 '76112 CORN I C HE CONVE RTIBLE '7.i 914. slvr blu. blk Hit . Melalltc bei ge bod y ;ippeurance grouf'· 1m-w t beage top, brown ltliJC AM t l-'M H Ir leather 2500 original x.1C:_2012_ mill's. l<ull factory warr. FATHER'S DA.Y SPECIALS SUPER $AVIMGS DeMOI 20 to Choole "'°"' 5-Ceficm 4·COf'OftO• 1.corot1u l·Piclcup1 I ·C.-.uida Ho mt ol l/te v.~·~11 '78 TOYOTA • WAGOH '4 cyl radio & j heater, pwr brakes. rear wind o w defroster (Lie. 093YAT}. 53498 H9)3 "'<> lor 41 mo 1119 OOwtt pl1.11 tu I hc:•n•o oei.11.i l>ll'f"*14 u 866 a.. APR 1'94 GUSTAFSON Bil OUTSTAMDIM SUMMER VALUES 7 1 O.v. Vonem.r "'I ve tlHtono A/CO"ll a-c ...... Uc; .,,:io,,1. i]295 73 c.orono Sto. Won. Alf I\ tcand "Ice hllle .... au•r Le f829Hflv >1999 73 Pinto Runabout wr •• ccnG s.a-v c-L.c t823GBO i i 999 '71 fNt. II Sedan At r Atc.ono 10• M•I•• E•ce o11onat Yalu• L•C t 97?PUV i i 699 S •• o•r co111 pl•h a.t.ctfotl of ,.....tMd llHd con. J-S..S..lllep,...,. __ ... Bill MAXEY TOYOTA 1118• l f'oc.hlhd. lt7 8\\f,, HUNlll•G TON llACH ·WEIUY&SEU VOLl(SWACiEHS Laraest Select Ion In The Area ''' WEST CillMAM IMPORTS 645-6120 1974YWIUCW With AM/FM stereo, mags & r adial tires Su per sl)a rp ! C827MK.AJ. OMLY$2150 Mlroctea..-. Malda/R ..... 2100Harbor Blvd .. C.M. 6J l -5Jl0 '6.S Bus. entire car rcblt. Leavlf\&, must sell. Call 67>8578 '68 Bug Red/Blk, ~xcel cond. Nu valves. clutch, and more AM/FM stereo $1200/olr 644-4.:I08 '75 Rabbit. air, AM/FM. lo mi's. good cond. S2900 640-8358 ·n VW Dasher Wgn. Slick shtft. lo mi Owner $5650. (213)592-5227 '65 VW bug xlnl cond. AM/FM radio. newly· painl.$1290.833-3380 '6S lug Runs nso. 493-8722 '76 VW Scirocco. silver. 24.000 ma. slnpping, aar. Blaupunkt FM. coco mats, beautiful cond. Go· mg lo Europe. Must sell. BOB WITHAM SAYS . NO SHORTAGE HERE! E"YEGOT 'EM •CONVERTIBLES •BUSES •CAMPERS •DASHERS •SCIROCCOS •RABBITS •BUGS AT YOUR PRICE! 01 WITHAi VOLISWAGEI 7600 WHTMIHSTH ILVD. • WfSTM.IHSTlll 893-755' 638-7880 '78 92-1 Prop i:J forces Must St!ll lhis wknd, as teachl!r lo :.ell under new Cilr has arri ved. Best otrer over $80,000 mrkt. Sll .&50 ti45·4lH6 1711 l 644 6500 540·4500 Motar HCMM1. I 5 to chooae froM. Mew and UHd. I SO to chooH l:~~Oa:':ch ':!~.:~:Y I Hvn••no'°" a.oct. ·73 Cehca A/C, 4 spd, '7 5 V W C 0 M VT '73 VW Convt!r t . xlnl 8 .. 2 •9.o1.o1 cassette, xlnl cond. $l 900 $4600. 645-4618 or 548-7471 !~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~ 1977 !Hl!:>. only 4500 m1 , C all anytime th i s :ur. sunroof. lcathl'r. weekend AM FM, loaded \1ust Soab-------9-7-6-0 ..,ell S18.500 &10·8208 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 739!-I AM1FM cai.~ White '70 99E 68M A C, AM/FM w cstm :.lnpping & rim:. cass, Excel cond. $1950. $1900 SSl·4~ 54>4213 ·73 1114. r<.'<l, cxtni,., xlnt Sub«'u 9762 rond P P 49.000 ma ••••••••••••••••••••••• SJt Sun 644 4437 '74 9 11 Targo 1\ <.'. A M FM tape. JI IO)s. xt·ept1onal cond, un der blue book. quick :.ule 4!;.i 2932 '63 Super coupe. i:ood in & out New dutch. $4500 1714 1494-6044 ·oo 911T Coupe, ·11 Eng. Wt>bcrs. 7" 1\lloys, or (!.Ci bik , ~fj ,1)1)(), f918ADH I. Dir 531; 7/WI '77 DL Stn Wgn 5-speed trans , air cond • l~gage earner. radio & heater less than 12.000 ma lmmaeulale ! <722SPO> <Slk 16481\1 $3333 . THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 HARBOR 8tVD. COSTA MfSA 642-0010 "°"'· 1978 Cel1ca L1ltback Factory air · 5 SJ>99d, power s teering. stereo & much much more. (503UXVJ '5999 1978 Corona Luxury Ed 1t1on Wagon Factory air. power steeri ng. w ood1e sides. auto matic. stereo & moch much more (686TXEl ~5999 J-S..S.Dlop,...,, --- , -,, 1)4G.1749 $3995. cond. A M t F M cas:.. ~ ~ ---------Canary yellow sharpy. 4 $2900. 842-4729 aft 6pm MECHANIC SPECIAL spd, R&H. lmmac. l9W Toyota. New tires. lob~ VW '77 Celi.ca needs engine. Bst orr 5speed. air conditwninit. takes. AJso 383 Dodge ____ 893_·7_55_1 __ _ AM I FM radio, 5,000 eng 968-6257 nulesTfu~~~mJ Triumph 9767 VOU<SWAGE~ $4995 ............ ••••••••••• 5.._~ice '68 Tnumpb 250 xlnt cond Top Dollar S2.500hrm 497.3710 Paid tor Used VW s 1970 Tnumph GT6. new COMMONWEALTH tires. runs xlnt. Ca ll Jrt MOTORS 5 ~. 963-5734 SINCE I 953 1442 So. Bristol '74 Sp1tf1re, xlnt cond Santa Ana Yellow. radials. S25SO, 546-0220 farm 640-8268 ---------1 Approx. 2 ma. No. or South Coast Plaza Volawagen 9770 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t970VWIUG '77 VW IUG $4495 Sunroof. 15.000 actu.il miles. a real beaut> C676SPG 1 lob Witham VW 893-75.'\1 '74THIMG Hard lop. Very C'leiJn Low males Ttus Weekend· $3295 '72 VW bus. runs well. looks good. $2000 A red on red beauty with Fii:l~ca~ 497-4070 AM / FM stereo cassette. 1252TDI > '759115 1973 VW Komba Bus. !! OHLY $1699 Toyota 9765 '75Corolla 2dr.24.400m1. pass. FM ster eo & tape. MANYO'J11ERS ••••••••••••••••••••••• new ltres. xlnt C'ond $2200. 645-9640. 768-1888 TO CHOOSE FROM • Bill MAXEY TOYOTA 1111 1 l•och ll•d lfl l\H MUNTINC.TON HACH Concouri. l'Ond Brown '72 CELIC• S2500 PP 955 2558 alt 6 Mirocle Resales body. cork leather tnt 1\1r cond .. AM /t'M 8 • 14,000 ong m1. loo many l rack, s 1 e reo. mag 74 Corona. A /C. AM /FM ·73 Corolla 1600 CC. New ·54 Bu.g. recond1t1oned in MCllda/RfftCIUllt ume lease or rent goodies to li!.t 1nl'lo wheel s. new M ich tape, nu brakes S2500 urcs.73,000mi,shme!.in s1de&out,S700 2100 Harbor81vd .C M. VW7pass \an alarm system w 1 pa~wr radials. 4 speed, vinyl 631·5517 spots Sl250 Ph497·2076 645-1827 631-5330 6314933 Must sell thi:. wknd • ai. top Clean & xlnt cond. Autoa Hew 9800 Aaltos, Hew 9800 Autos. Hew· 9800 ..... Mew 9IOO Awfot, New 9800 new Turbo has arnvcd. $2200 or bes6t0offer. Carr ••••• .. ••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Best offer O\Cr Sl5.000 now ' 673 · 20, 10·6 17[<1 ) 644 6500 540 4500 675--0380 !•-------------------------------------------.. ~~1k1en~ny tim c lhts -Autos-. New-AT HONDA SANTA ANA WE MAKE IT SIMPLE oz. PURE Krugemmd YOURS FREE. WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY NEW OR USED VEHICLE AT OUR SPECIAL POSTED DfSCOUNTED PR ICE DURING THE GREAT ORIVEAWAY SALEll THURSDAY THRU SUNDAY JUNE 15 -181 G\l\tH •At comolctoon ol ou<chaso NT o RY $1 250,000 \NVE 'AT ORlVE:::i~ES CLEARANC EVERY CAR i ON SALE i -. \ INCLUDING •8210s •F10s • 280Z's • 510 s •810sand • 200SX's 1n stock111 .., , f 3 .. .,, .. • • THE FACTORY IS SHIPPING US TOO MANY CARS • WE MUST LOWD OUR INVENTORY SAVE$ NOW ·. ·. ?ZVW S9,UA.lllACI 4 cyt" auto. trans AM O tJto, healer, air,• a. mo r e (964!0=0) 5 1868 $68 O• mo tor 36 mo Oel~r~ U !148 441100, APJI l,)t A.to1, Used WEWAHTTOIE ·' THE KIND OF DEALER YOU'VE BEEM -LOOKING FOR!!! SAlES-SERVICE-LEASING r;t74 Ford ~~cro~ . 5l999 1f14 Ford "'?A::~ s2·299 1974 Salbaru StafionW~ (711KBY s2399 Pns oatsun 40oor Stdan (44536) 52599 1:975 Chny ~2 +2 • (940UJQ) 52899 1976 Ford '5.toWri . C447PO l 52999 1975 Ford ·=~ . -~52ftt 1975 Mercwy MtKats.ln : (656Mx"J) 53399 1975 Clte•y WCllJOft (228NCS) 53499 t 976 Chnrol•t No•a 4 Door (099PVF) $3699 1976 Dahun Stabbed Trwck (1033813) 53699 1975 Ford WbldowVan (725192) 539M 1976'CheYy ;:~~) 53999 1978 Ford hinnont Coup• (748TZV) 53999 t 976 OtdslnObll• Cuttass Coup• (794NOW) 54299 1978 Mff'Cury lobcat Coupe {391T0Ul • 97 6 OtcblnObilt ,:~) 54899 1971 Ford LTD WCl9CN' (457798) '69 Skylark. 10 m1·s. i LEASING owll.rdriven, xlnt cond. $1000 499-4966. 494-1111 546-9967 '76 Estate Wagon, brn w/tan inter .. 9·pass. A IC. auto. P tW, P /Seat.:;. xlnl cond. 24,000 mt's, SS700. 673-4990 '75 Buick Skyhawk. S2950. Xlnt cond Call 644 7015 '66 Bwck spec1<i l xlnt cond S.150 <19'.!·5771 Codill« 99 t 5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '76 CAOALLIC COUPE DEV I LLE . m e dium green metallic. wh1tl' .Cabnolet roof. real prl't ty car. Xl.nt cond Lo m 1. loaded. (522TTL> Call Mike 963-3222 or 964-1077 1977 CADILLAC SEVIW '""'°* •• ,....,, .,..., ,_ ""' OO•e.1 wtre _,,... ~ & 18000 """"' t Yf •llfanly !340UMXl >I 0,995 1975 CADILLAC COUPE DE VIUE Be•o• •~•e,,Df lull oo••r factOf'Y ••' cond tow mtlft & 1 yr w.,raMy ~I S6495 1974 PLYMOUTH SEIRIMG COUl'E 8Jack •·t~nOf meo whoP.@1i fKtory a" COl'O £ tow m1IM 1Ser 131!1•2 52995 t 976 CADILLAC SEVIUE GolO e11enor 1\111 -'" cona fll)e & 1 'f' werra"IV !83tN0MI 58995 1971 CHEVIOLET COIVEnE S1tngr11• Flllt -tt< cond al9'ft0 1~11,,.,, orvtM & morel 2500 '"''"' (Ser 121777J 5 13,995 '75Mona TowttCoupe V8. auto. tra ns .. p.wr steering, low miles . !239NXR>. $2599 '76~Carfo Landau. V8, auto. trans .. air. tilt, (705N PR). $4599 . Groffl Che•rotet t 121 t luch l l•d. H1u1ti..._cn S.och 84 7-6087 549.3331 1974CHEVY MOVA SS V8, 4 speed. pwr. steer· ing & new silver metallic pa.int One or a kind' (238UEl $2888 CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 546-1 200 '69 K1ngswood Estate Wagon. A1C. good cond. Best orrer. 847-9891 ·n Monte Carlo. lo mi's, perfect cond. Relocated to Europe. must sell. &W-9222 Michael Rome n ·73 Monte 'Carlo. PIS. PtB. A tC. P t W. xlnt cond. $3150 642·2512 '6<1 Nova, runs good, gd tires, body average, nd~ b ra kes $400/or orre r Call Scott. 557-2815. eves. Nova, ·74 custm. 28,600 mi's. ong ownr. Rt H. AtC. steel belted radials, burglar alarm. $2900 Bill Hoth. 751·8922 ber 6pm. '67 Chevy Wagon. good cond. $995 or best orrer 963-7718 '68 NOVA. Rebwlt engine New trans. Pnvate Par- ty. Make orrer .897-1196 '65 Corvair, Clean, runs good.. auto. .$7.SO-ssi..4091 aft 61 wknds S<I0-6940 M · F · 7 6 C A D I L L A C '75 Monte Carlo Landa u, ELDORADO, WHITE. s ilver , blk inter, P tS. WHITE CABRIOLET, brks & air AM radio. Lo RED I NT ERI OR , l mi's . Det ailed 1n 1out. OWNER CAR. 35.000 ml. Absolutely beautiful Car has all toys, must $3295. 675-2157. sell (2.57PLGl Call Mike ---------1 963-3222 or 964-1077 '73 Nova. 4-dr , auto, PS/PB. $2000/BO. '71 D• Vlh 494-6671 troughcn '74 Monte Ca rlo. P tS. Fully load~ including P t B, P tW. A tC. g rn moonroof. Ltst price of w /w h t v inyl roo f. $1!>,6S6 0 p . $3000/best. Must sell this ur n ee wk R06emary. 645-6797 $lUU ----~ t.nsew-Purthue-'TT Monte Car Alr::P • Ser. No. 688158Ql.34683. P /8 , llle w hl, m ags. fUTCHH JOHI$ k ,750 Call 831·9364 aft 6. CHEVROLET 6633 Westminster Ave Weslminter 192-4444 '75 Eldorado. moon roof, full y eqwpped $6000/bst d fer 557-3381 days. or ~7990 eves./wknds. ·n Cad Seville, bW"tundy. loaded, lmmac Muat 11elJ. $1.2,250. 7S2·6030 '75 C<x(~ de Ville. loaded, hhr Int. 54900. P .P . 71.4'613-2006.. '70 F;ldo, 11lnt <IOOd,whlte on wht.loadcd w /all the 1toodlta, a real clean ex cept10011ly beaut car . p. p. 968-5543 ·~Chevy Nomad make offer 675-4142 '77 Mlllibu Classic 2Dr, V8. auto. trans .• pwr steeri ng , lo m iles lSSJTAT> $499' '77HOVA 2Dr .. e cyl., auto trans . pwr lt~I· lo muea. (498RXTI $359' G1 ulh Chevrolt!t 11111 1 lecocli11•4 H11~hnql..., l~ac ll 847 6097 S49.Jlll ____... --~ \ GUSTAFSON llNCOLN Mtl!CUR't t 6800 hot~ a.,.,r •• 01d r' "4vl'f1"'9'°"' Beach. 842-8844 ~====z r11 .. MOST COPIED DESIGN IN INDUSTRY-DRIVE IT AMO SEE WHY 176 280Z 4 ,.,..d AM/FM •edlO lu" t1ciory 1tOvlOPfWJ aret.c wn1te f1n11h only 26 000 ''"'"s. 1~72PPN) •75 FIAT 124~~ & SOHd AM/FM •IKllO • vinyl root ntiw 1..-a S.. it tc:w;i.v•• ft709&3J 53295 •74 DASHER H~ A" COl>(lll-AM/FM tlldtO. riew p11n1 new tu• Ntee 1610l~01 ::=;.:.9yy·.· ... All ~ompe.,ety --Heaoy t<> go• .. • • • • • • ... • • • 9100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• Two thousand Camaros are rolling in for the big rally! And we 've got our share. Right now during the California Camaro Rally we 've got a terrific selection of models. colors and eQuipment. Come in and test dnve one of the great Camaros. 1978CAMARO 6 cyl., auto .. PoWer 1tMrlng, body 1ide moidings, sport1 mirron, console, WSW radi· .als. tilt, r.ally whls.. tinted (laH , P/8 & more. ISer. 60506'1 WORLD 'S LARGEST LUV DEALER * CUSTO M LINES • LUV M ACHINES • LONG WHEEL BASE • WALK-THRUS •SHORT WH EEL BASE • Large Selec ~ion Of LUV"S·,LUV'S LUV'S 1978LUV ~ $38 ~ F utlv eautaped •f'duOf:ts • ~oo v•nwl 1n1..-..,. & MU01 mote S.. 2468•2 LEA EA MEW '78 MALIBU CLASSIC T1nled glass. body molding. air. PIS. P/8, V6 eng Auto . steel belled w/w hres. elec clock & many more xtras. 5 119~~ • IU 38 mot """"end tse O<l ~ ,,.,,.,,, ""''"'••I\/@ ·-~"" ol IMm ••h .. 129?5 IM11I euh <kif~ 13'087 tnel"""'V '°"' '" ""_.. ,~ concMoon -he.,... T 04al -IOd< ~· 14 567 32 !StOC* • 12•71 'S<!I •$70&81 78 Impala PLUS TAX & l •C' 2 door sedan, air cond .. 350 V·8. auto., PS. Immediate Delivery PB. WSW rad ials. ~' .... \ -·. 'value appear group. (Ser.154132) ~=--------: . . . -~-~ --- 1978 CHEV. l/4 TOM VAN · Tinted 01111. •u•lhary -h 3~ YI. aAO PIS, P/8. 1111 -C.-ltlQh Dad< _., ... ta. cs.r. 13&12•1 S63QQ~ ...... , .. , ........ • "' cMlu>:l! 1)1!111. tontfld qten 111or1 """'" 4 ..,., • estm lluc:k"' _._ nicllo. ,on!.ote soot• ''"''"0 •nl •/1/w Ht•• Sttr 71•09' IMMEDIA T'E DBJYHY s3sso IMMEDtAre DWVERY • raa a ttc MONEY BACK GUARANTEE ON ALL USED CARS 1977 MAUIU C LASSIC 2 DA. VS. A T .. P S . air, low miles (551TATl . 1977 RUltllD lsnJT Wh11e/wh1le. T ·lop, VB. A T . P S . air low miles i 6699 1975MOHIA TOWHCOUf'I VS. A T . P S low miles (237NXR) 1916 MOHTI CAI.LO LAMDAU VB. A T . P.S .• air. till (70 5NPR). lt16CAMAAO 6 cyl., A. T . P S . air. r allye wh ee l s (664PPLI. >3999 Used Car Money eack Guaran\ee tt you •r•O•Ult••"•O••"tn vou• ovrcnaHt.•n any oar11cu111 ..,. w •fl 1e•uno ,.,, your "'0"1'Y ano re1urn vour 11 aoe •n •t •nv tome •"tnon 14 l'\Ou<s of ouicnHe lf7UfAT ltlt Low m11es. 4 cyl . 4 speeq ~AAA) . ~ 53999 1977 IUZB I '16 DOOGI 414 IAMCHARGM V8. A T . P.S .• air. low 4x4, VS, A. T • P S . m 1 I e s . ( S e r • air, low mies. (Ser. ·1'~ -= 11598W. _;_7299 __ ' i6399 ) . Sundav June Iii 1978 A Alfo1, Us.d Autos, Us~d Autos, Used Auto1, Uaed Autot, Uud Autos, Und __________ ;....;,... _____________ _,____ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..................... . 1977 v~w,,.. (885AYA) This wagon is loaded 1976 "~ 1481 PWM) Low miles. VS. A T . PS A/C. 19 7l Duattt" (4 6 4JA S l Great transportation 1'75 Dater !161961) Late model. low price 1975 VallaRt {955MVWJ 6 cyl, A T , PS . A/C 1977 Vol-Cpe. r425STJ) VS, AT PS . P 8 air cond 1973 Fvry (5S1JPVJ va AT .PS . A/C. cruise control 1972 D11stff (820E01) A real steal 1973 DltS~ {460HGB) Great grad present. CHRYSLERS 1974 Hewporl !209G XSJ Brown Beauty 1974 Mewporl (499KEA) lmmaculare I '75 Mewpori (232MKO). Loaded I 9 77 Cordoba (209TEIJ. Full power. AM/FM 8 trk. elc 1975 CordoOo <042NCA) VB. A.T , P S , A/C. lull power. 8 trk AM/FM stereo 1911 c-et [l 230CJ ) Well maintained car 1977 Ai,- 0 /S 118333 VS. A. T .• P S , air cond . Landau. 1975 Swi•r (S88NCEI 6 cyl . A T. PS Landau 1977 Diploniot ( 81 7STKJ VS. A T P S . Landau.A/C 1976 Che•ette t689PKT) AT AM rad A sreal. 1976 Chevette 1?22RETJ 4 spd stick. 51295 54295 52995 55695 ._ -• -• a ~ FORD . 19 7 5 G rlll!Odo 1568MVI) Very sedare sedan 1973 Pinto <099HGGl Opulent oranye 1975 Torino f S99P00l Very low miles 1971 ,into C958HOHJ Bright blue ·53695 51895 52888 51895 Autot, Uud Corntt. 9'32 Ford 9940 Ford 9940 Maverick · 9947 Mercury 9950 OldamDblk> 995S .•.•..•...•.••..•..•.•. ·····•·•···········•·•· ..•...•................ ··•·••··••••···•······· ..•..•••.••..•........•...•.••.•...•.......... ··••••••·•····•········ l 925 ....................... 197 6 CHRYSLER CORDOIA W1lh vinyl top,pWI' :.eutz. & WlllUOW l>. AM /FM l!ti.•rco & tilt wh<•t•I 10391UI) $4995 Nabers Cadillac .!hll! I I l.11 "'" Uh d l "' l.1 ~h·,,1 1'11 II I !JI I 111 \'1•tl1•. huq;und>. camt!I inl • 4 11pd, L 8~ • A M t F M tape stereo. l',window, PtS. P/ll, tit whl , air rear spkrs . Many extras 675·5216 Cougar 993 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1077 Cougar X'R7, 1111 rnaculute . blk w /Chamois mt & trim All eqwpment ~ lo m1 Se~· this one 1st P P 549-8335 1971 CoUS(ar . SMSO Air. 11ew lire:. li7J·4643 • P HIL LONG FORD l ••• '~··· ''"'•"' 0.•90 ''••··· •• 1t"4~• Awtoc • .-..-. 1w--111i1 '68 Ford LTD Wagon. '72 Ford Torino Wagon 642-3582 73 Ltd Wag Lo m1 ·s. near 9935 new radiaJs, air, Sl800. 99 32 ~ ••••••••••••••••• _559_-_6_17_6_. ------ ••••••••••••••••••••••• •CORVETIES! * 16 to Choose Ft-om 1972 thru 1978 HOW ARD Chevrolet DOVE& QUAIL STS <Near MacArthur Jamboree & llnstol) NEW PO HT B~ACll 833-0116 833-0555 '76 Corvette L82. 4 spd. T top, r a r e , like n e w Orange, all opl1ons $10,500. Days 642-7812 Wknds, eves 644-9222 ·w GT Dart. auto, A t<;. lttll, good tires . Fair '68 Ford Cuslom 390. 4-dr. r ond. ~/bst 642.4999 A.T.. P /S. PI B. r lean $795. 546-5479 Amon. Dod ge Dart. '72, air, OCounlrySquirestallon Cass , V·8 285. Must sell. wagon. i:d cond. $750. S!JOO. 645·1809 846-0143, aft Spm, wkdys. 1976 Aspen Wagon Special Ed. lom1's. 640 l&l:l 9940 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 Ford Gran T orino Sprt, auto. A /C, P /S, good cond 962-7517 Executive car SALF.' ·77 LTD II Brougham. 2-dr. xlnt cond, P/W, Pt S. P1B. cruise l:O nl. T wheel, ware wheel c·ov. 351 V·R. xlnt mileage. S5200 . Dys. 642· 7812. Eves, wkends, 557-4339 ·75 Granada 2 dr. mint 1970 Ford Maven ck, 3 cond L o mile:.. $3300 speed $750. Call Irene Call 559·5746 842·7456 SELL idle 1~cms with a Make your s hopping "iti Torino ·I dr. AtC. P1S. '?aily. Pilot Class1f1t.'C! Ad. easier by using the Daily auto, 5 0 M . S 11! !l 5 642-5678 Pilot Ctass1f1ed .l\ds 968-0791. 833·1720 "15 Grnnada, l <Ir , hltr new. J0.000 ma ·s. auto. wr. Pt S. ra<.hab $30(!0 <l94-4782. '75 Granada Ghia •I dr. PIS. PtB. rur. AM, FM. lo mi, lthr mtertor $3500 644·6297 Uncoln 9945 '77 MARJ< IV 8 cyf , auto trans radio & heater. power steering. power brakes. air cond (964AJY) I ,:,~,~~~~~ 1 't li9 IJO'#ft OiV\ J&~ 4 ltcenut Oe.lwrrd o•vmeru l 13.260 761100 l\PA I' 34 GUS'fAl~SON llNCOLN MERCURY I 0800 S•ach 6ovle•o•d I Hu"' "Q'O~ 8eoch 842-8844 I ~-----=w Autos, New '980 Autos, New 9800 Autos, Hew 9800 Autos, New 9800 .............•........•...•..•.....•.......•..•.••.•••..•.......•.....•..................... Johnson & Son Low Blue_ Book SALEI ALL OF THESE CARS WILL BE OFFERED AT LOW BLUE BOOK THROUGH JUNE 30, 1978 MODEL .• , '"· · ·.OUR PRICE .. Su9qeded Avero9e S&i~•ted A•eraC)I Retail Blue Book Wholesale llue looli. '75 LINCOLN MERCURY 108CAT VILUCiER 6 cyl . auto trans . factory air cond1t1oning, p0wer steering. power disc brakes. radio. heater Ser No 514311 '76 LINCOLN MERCURY COMfT 5D. 6 cyl · auto trans . factory air cond1t1oning. power steenng. power disc brakes heater Lie No 712PCF '75 LINCOLN MERCURY MARK IV Fact1:lry air cond1t1oning. full power p0wer windows. power leather seats. AM/FM stereo radio, vinyl roof Lie No 082MXt '76 LINCOLN MERCURY MONARCH COU,E V·B. auto trans . factory air cond1t1ori1ng . steering power disc brakes. AM/tape radio. vinyl rool moon roof Lie, No 820PCD IMPORTS -1_ -~ '74 DATSUN 710 COUPE power hearer 4 cyl . 4 speed. air cond111oning radio, hearer. vinyl roof Lie No 298LXF '74 HONDA CIVIC 4 cyl , 4 speed. radio. heater Lie. No. 357MMP '73 AUDI IOOLS SEDAM 4 cyl . au to trans. air cond1t1oning. AM/FM radio heater Lie No 137HEE. '75 VW DASHER WAGON 4 cyl . auto trans air cond1lloning, AM/FM radio. heater Lie. No 886MVE '76 TOYOTA CORI SOLD 4 cyl . auto Iran::. lie No 527PJA ·or HERS '72 DODGE SWIHGEtl COU,E s3535 53.530 57990 \'4765 52505 52380 52890 s39' 5 53520 52675 56525 53700 51825 51625 52100 52975 1970FOAO MAVERICIC COUPE Automauc. pwr steenni.: & rur cond 121461. Ex· cellent lransportuuon: ONLY $1025 Mlrael• AHClllH Mcnda/Renault 2100Harbor Blvd . CM 631 -5330 '64 Mere Montda1r 390 • M erl' Marqws. 22.000 m1. air. f'1B. 1'1S. 7S3900 497 1517 Cqdilloc 9915 ........•.........•.... Nabers Cadillac fl' · Quality & Pric~ LARG~TSELECTION OF NEW & USED I N ORANGE COUNTY CADILLAC VALUE PROTECTION PLANS Avallable on Most Cars • Orange County's Seville Center • 1977 CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLE Leather 1ntenor. 50 150 powl•r H·ats. d1 g1tal stereo. auise eontrol & w ire wheel eov1·r ' <975REV t $9795 • 1976 CADILLAC SEVILLE Leather 111tenor, l'r wse tonfrol . till wheel & AM tFM stereo" 18 lrar k tape playn 1440PPM 1 $9195 • 197 6 CADIUAC El DORADO CPE. Cabnolet top. leather in tenor. full power. c.:rwse . control, till wheel & 8 track t ape player m 2PCVl $7995 • 1976 CADILLAC COUPE DE VIUE D'ELEGAHCE Cabnolet top. dual com- fort seats. stereo radi o w18 track tape player, 1·ru1s(• control & tilt wht.-el (Ql25173l .. $7795 • 1975 CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLE Cabriolet top , 50150 power seats, AM/FM II trark stereo & r ru1se control C347MMJ1 $6395 • 1974 CADILLAC SEDAN DE VILLE Leather mtenor. erwse rontrol. tilt wheel & stereuradio (615KDBI. $4795 • 1973 CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLE Full vmyl top, .l\M1FM R trark stereo & tilt wheel (394TRP> $3995 • Pnces l(ood thru mid ORANGE COUNTY ·s MEW EST LINCOLN Ml-:RCU!\J Oealer11h1p Ill now OP~N RAY FLADEIOE LINCOLN-MERCURY 16-18 Auto Center Dr. SOl''wy Lak~ Forest exit IRVINE 830..7000 '78 MERC ZEPHYR 17 SPORTS COUPE 8eaut1lu1 cream colored, 4 speed, disc brakes. deluxe wheel covers. body side moldings. Calif. emissions. & much. much more. 16474). $4286 l121 86 mo lot 48 mo ••99 oown p1us tu & 11cent:e Oere,,ect oavrnttnt 16.048 ?0/100 APA t•~ GUSTAFSON LINCOLN MERCURY '6800 S.c<" 80v•••o•d I ~nhnQ'O" &.ocn 842-8844 ~~~~~~w Ong Olml'r ·77 4 Ur Ol<ti l>l!ltu Royule A/C, P /B. P /S lndds ~tel' win· dows. door locks. tlt :itr whl & AM /FM !>ter. 39.500 artual mi's $4750. Call~ 9957 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nabers Cadillac 2(.(J(l lt,11 "'" Ul\'d ( .,,1,1 M~·,.1 'I l(I 'I I()( I ''PINING FOR A. PINTO" You'll Love This One' 197i 3 door a ll ~lass hatchback. White w i red tnm & inter. Spotless. Only 10.800 easy miles. We've bought a van & must sell our "good little ear " Asking $3300 & that is rock bottom pnre. We don't need J car s. See 1t Daily Pilot Employee Parking Lot 8-a Mon lhru Fh & then call 534.7533 eves/wknd!> 'L~~~~~~ '71 Runabout. Xlnt rond. • Ong owner. lo m1. Maril tires. &t ofr !J60-:!t77 ~o"'• cl Ille \11k•1'9. '74 MARK IV Auto trans . radio & heat er . pwr steering, power brakes. air & much more (L i e . 608KSX) I ,4,74s 1 ~~~n7~~ :, "! ":c:n': i 0~1Mr80 16 8~? Q6 APA 11 flO "i3 Prnto Wagon. good rondiuon, Best olf<:r . 960.5623 1913 Pinto Runabout, mags, A M /FM 8-trk. 4 spd, $1100. 540·6899 '72 Runabout. sharp. 2000CC. 4-sp. AM /FM • nu tires. 642·3542. ·73 Prnto Stn Wgn, xlnt cond, lo mi's, 1 ownr. r ad10, tape dk, nu tires~ shks. S1595. 2314 Plaza a qla Playa. S.C 498-0595 4 Pinto Runabout, auto, new radiab.. 47.000 M, xlnt. A Sl t'a l Sl 61!~ • 548-9418· '7l Runabout. Xlnl cond. GUSTAFSON £850/bst ofr llNCOLN MERCURY I 646-3138 •naoo &•o<h 8ov•••o•d I ·73 Pinto Sqwre Wagon, """"""'"" a.och. air, 4·spd. fa1F cond. 842-8844 $1250 496-9789 ~~~~~~~-?! "'ymouth 9960 ......................• !~~~~~ l!r.'4 Ply . Satelhte St.t . ol•~• '78 MOH.ARCH 2 DR. SlOAH BeaulduJ white w /pwr b r ak(ts. wheel covers. lully loaded (647). >4278 '12 1 &2 mo lor 48 mo '199 oown 011 .. ~ •u ' hc.,ns11J Oete,,eo P•Vmen 1 S6 036 76 APl1 •• 3' Wag. 9 pass .. PtS. PI B. J\1r, Gd tires. tran:., Coolt"r , air shock'\, trailer hitch, CB Radio incl. Good Cond Sl.800. 921S Orange.S.A. l!n3 Duster. radial tires. air. auto.new brake$. new windshield. lifetime Penney batt. Sl350. <.:alt 493·6894 . PontiK 9965 •....................•• FOR SALE·1967 Flrebtrd. New rebwlt engine. new body & pamt. tires. ~ my l top, shocks. good intenor & AM /FM Slf!r e o rassettc $2400. Pn. ply . Call Chns at 497 -45Xl. f.,tJSTAFSONj '78 Trans !\m. loaded J ~ w/extras. lo m1·._, still ltNCOlN MERCURY under warr. Niccsl T IA I 6800 8•c<h 8ovlevo1d I VI a r ('a. s., 2 () u /I) fr Hvn1>nq•Oft8•o. 759-910 1, L anl'l' o r 842-8B44 642·8807 ~ W · _OO_Le __ M_a_n_s-. D-n-. g_o_w_n-er-. . l --PIS. Pt B, air, Marty 66, 6 ryl. auto. rcb l eng, many ss put in for ma11L & trans Xlnt rond. tcnancc. Runs t ikt' a $1600/BO 645·9927 Champ and 1s J ve!'y ~hn) , 9952 c·omfortablc car . SllOO- •••• ••••• • •• • • • • •• ••••• 1_P_h_64_2_-_:n_.J_4 ____ _ 1967 Po wd e r blu e 1978 Pontiac Sta W~O Mustang. 6 c·y l1nder. Gran Salari Loadt-d. automatic t rans m .. 644-7007. onRmal owner Jn ex· 1---------- relleot condition In-'00 Ventura. loaded, needio tenor like new. Al! re-pa int. make or n.-t- pa1r record-; rurn1sht.>d. 646-4414, 646-6968 New rarburetor. ~1m1ng 'ft...--t.......L.'rd 99T,.. l'hain. turn s1 g n al •....-vi '"' sy-.;tem murrl e r .••••••••••••••••••••••• r adi a t or. elr . Call 1977FORD 540 2279 after 5PM THUNDERBIRD night. 6 18 78. /\II cars 00 Mustang , A/C, P tS 302 I 978 Sut-v St. w,,.. 9 1S--t5249-A-MfFM-6 Irk . 5 sPd • rack V·8 , auto. trans. factory air cond1t1oning. power .-.-~ .. 1-.___,,1~ing,_r~d1Q.. heater:_ Lie. No 444.fNC 5 1870 -$1225 -_...__J>_IU!) tax & license VS S1200. 546·2490 dys • 646-1960w1cnd. mtcs OVER 100 -• 2 Mtt~t1Jng-F-11nbad , With vinyl top. pwr . wiit- dows. stereo r adio. tllt wheel & only ROOO miles! (l33TSHL $62,5 1974 Toyota c-a (617l VY> Another great buy 1971 "fW Sq. lacli (858KYA ) Great economy car 197 1 D~ w,,.. f838KLM) AT . Try to beat this 1977 Dem. WfJfL (450SPU). Datsun's best wagon. 1976 l'wd c-iw Pklll• & c .... ,.,. SMlt ( 1 E05567l Excellent cond 1977 Toyota flldl. ( 1 F26936J. Like new. SALES LEAS I MG SERVICE 51995 51495 51495 55495 2020 E. First. St. Santa Ana 541 ~471 .... '75 FORD GltAMADA SEDAM V·8. auto trans. factory air cono1t1onlng. power steering. power disc brakes. radio. heater Lie No 608LVW '77 DODGE AS,EH 6 cyl . slick shill. AM/FM radio. heater Lie. No 096SPN '75 OLDS CUTLASS V-8. auto. rrans . air cond1tion1ng Power sreering. power disc brakes, radio. Landau lop. Lie. No. 516PXZ. :u IWCK &ECTRA COUl'J.__ ~. auto trans . lactC)l'Y air cond1t1on1ng. power steering. PQY>'8f' disc brakes. power windows, power seats. radio. v1nyT roof lilt steering Lie No 631 HHO '76 IUICtC S«YUH cou" t3 cyf . auto trans.. factory air cond1t1on1ng. power steering. p0wer disc brakes. radio. heater. Lie. No 49~0L '3650 53930 54140 53150 52765 ~2001~ 54030 53025 Orange County's Oldest Lincoln Mercurv Dealership All Cet1 Sota PM lu' ~ AllCen SOid On A~ Ct-.~ boo-~18 .JOHNSON a SON I I ..di:l_ ••• ' w 4 HUN.!1* M!HCi.JRY 4 • CAPRI 2626 HAllOR ILVD. OF CAIS, COSTA MESA 540-5630 , QUALITY CA RS super clean. auto, P /S. TO SELECT PROM stereo tape, sunrf. pnced • for qwck sale Cash. this Nabers Cadillac Nabers Cadillac ,,,, 111 I l.11111 ,, ll:\ 1 I ,,, , "'" >Ill •111111 HEEi> HELP? Help yourself to .1 Heaping seledaon of ---Quahfi.ed.lfopefu1s m the DAILY PILOT HELP WANTED ADS A Flc1111ous 8ue1neo N•m" Sl•lement fll•d "'"" Ill• County Cl•rll I• vAlld IOI five ye•rt AltAt which lime continuing 1>ut1neuu mutt ••Ill• Put>llc•llon 11 nAC .. Hf'l. only II there ••• ch•n9u Cell tl>e '"•' Oep•rcm•"' at "'' OAll.'f PILOT lot 1nlot11'tllOI\ <1ftd t1ec•u•rv '°""' 642-4321 .... 332 -· wknd Sl 795. P .P . 751-0'l23 '66 MustanR. runs Rood. needs some wor k. 289. automatic. Make offer. 547-3182 .!f•( 11' I l.11 b•" Ol11t1 ( • "1,, M,.,,, ')Ill •111 MI ·75 Ghia II, V-8, auto, /\IC. ,76 T B rd r II I ded AM/FM ster. P/S, P /B. . · 1 · u Y oa • 19,000 mi's. $3750/or ofr immac S5200 Pvt parn>. 545.2448 540·7800 o r 524 -2157 · eves/wknds , _________ _ '65 Mustang, 6·cyl, auto .. 67 T n•no / t / looks & rns good S695 · ..,. w s ereo Ol;.?.Boos · · cass Excellent cond1tiort "'2---------. ..... ..Q496/b8t~&45-1361-~ -· 1966 She lby Cob ra v-ci.J• Mustang GT350 239 4 -,--;1<_ spd. full racc·sh~w co~d .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mag~. nu tires. S3000/ 7~ Vega Wagon w /rac.k. best off. (714) 494 .9200 Xlnt cond. Lo m1·s. Pvt pty . Air cond. Nu tint$, 9955 $1975. 644.2877 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t9720LDS CUTLASS ·73 Hatctibar~. Needs only motor work. $2501cash. 8.17-3.196. SUPREME COUPE . .l\t---------- one owner local car . V8, 972, orig ownr, 30,000 .iutomatic, air cond .. nu·s.$1295.Gdcond. pwr. steenng, tilt wheel, 644-6608. crwse control. lJ track t-972-V-e_g_a-.-1-n-g-re-at-co_n_d_I· " t e r e 0 · L 0 41 d " d 1 Uon. Must sell. Will take <7SOEKl> bst olr. 644-4331 $2511 ·n Vega GT wal{on 4-sPd. CONM!LL aJr, sharp, not. runnmg. CHIVROLET S4'Z.Stflrm. 2828 Harbor Blvd. Make )'Our shop_2i ~g COST A MESA easier tJy I.Bing the uauy 546-1200 F\ld. Oassiliec1 Ads. Sunday. June 18 1'78 OAtLY P1LOT D 23 W e~re Doing It Again ... Right Here In Costa Mesa at · Orange County's #1 Buick Dealers~ip A egal._The Surprise Car of The Year'' ·Our prices are as low as always, hut today we can sh?w you how you can buy a Regal f()r about the same price as a Chevy or Ford. Yours FOr As Low As with three easy ways to buy. CASH s5999 LOWDOWN PAYMENT with Air Conditioning +Plus+ Power st.ering, power bf'aket, outomatic trans• mission, tinted gtass, remote control m lrrot', V6 engine, steel belted WSW tfres. Collfornla fmls .. lion, exterior moulding package. (Ser.145348) ($tk.5233) 1978 Does not Include chrome wheels or vinyl top. Suggested Retail Price $6803.45 TERMS Plus tax and license. Check 1t-shop it-Full Cash Price $5999 +tax & lie. $163.00 MO. $119.87 per month for 48 months with compare it. You can't beat this price! for48 MOS. on approved credit. $8219.00 $1999.67 down. Deferred payment $7753.43. total deferred pmt. price. APR. 13.09%. APR 13.09% • Not just I specially advertised Regal but over 100 to choose from while they Open Tiii I 0 P .M. Mea.-Sat. --m. ... _.,.. Ewl'f *···· 1111-5-1' .. tf.- All Cars Sut>;ect to Pnor Sale. All Prices + taK & License. PnrM Good 48 HOUfS Aftef Pubhcahon. U You .Missed Our Last Sale, Don't )liss This One!!! We're Your Ta11_.t Buick ih'aler -, ./ Right Here In tosla M~a Jf'-Heme el &lie d~a11, fira11g1• f:"'"'' ~,-s -. fresll sarprl~ for 1978 • 11 f BHic:k llf!nft•r HARBOR BL VD. SAN DIEW FREEWA y OEotCATlD TO ClCAN Al~. A division of Bouer M otors. cooo cM·MUlACl.AND MAktNc 0 I J T · h .t.tG BUK:k CAllfORNIA"'S fA~ORUl < l\R pe · oguor nump "fY' 2925 HARBOR BL VD., aJSTA MESA 979-2fJ(X) . All makes, models and colors . Classified Auto Advertising in the DAILY PILOT . . 642-5678 • Toyota's most luxurious car. Fully factory equipped 1nclud1ng po~er steering. power brakes. auto trans . AM/FM :;tereo and much more MX 31 ·011787 EAR\! IKE IS YOUR OLYMPIC HEADQUARTERS I UPER V At.UES. f o~~RE GO\NG All OUl R\GHT NOW TO G\VE YOU A GREAT DEAl\\ QUALn'Y USED CAR BUYS!!! 73 TOYOTA COROUA 71 TOYOTAC~ROUA WAGON 4 speed. AM radio (736JNK) s1799 4 s peed. radio. rack s1s11 (052CXW) 78 TOYOTA CORONA 4 DR. 77 auCA UffBAOC G.T. 'n CHICA UFTBAOC G.T. 76 TOYOTA WAGON Auto trans. stereo radio s5999 ~o~d1t~on1~gr ast~~eo. ra~11; s3599 mag wheels 10583161 tape . w ood grain (672SAH) '76 TOYOTA 2 DR. SEDAN '14 CORONA WAGON 4 speed. stereo radio. s2999 cassette. luggage rack (512LJD) 77 CELICA GT LIFTBAOC 77 TOYOTA COROUA SRS LIFTBACK 5 speed. air cond . stereo s5999 5 speed. air cond1hon1ng, s4999 radio. cust om wheels. stereo radio. 8 track. rallye custom rachal hres Special wheels (033SPUl h a n d I 1 n g .fJ a ck a g e . (844RSLl 75 VOLVO WAGON 76 FIAT 124 RDSTtR. Loaded. Loaded l oaded' s5499 5 speed. stereo radio. s4999 (876MKEl ermine White. 1oN1re wheels Excellent. (606AEOl 76 FORD COURIER P.U. 4 speed, radio. heater (E43469l 72 CHEVY LUY PICKUP 4 speed. wnh shell & s2199 wheels.. (83244Ul. 75 LUV PIOCUP 4 speed. sle<eo radio tape. s2999 (1899879) 75 CEUCA 5 speed. air cond1t1oning, s3999 stereo radio. vinyl roof, rack A cream pull. (248NPE) 75 auCA 75 CHEV WV PIOCUP ~~~11~1~: ~t'::e0' r~11;, s3999 4 speed. radio. nu paint. nu 52999 vinyl roof. (156RTRJ. tires. mce truci< (1A39596) g Get your Super Bowl of Motocross VII Discount Ticket Exchange Coupon at Earle Ike. L.A. Coliseum Saturday, June 24th 8:00 p.m. lu!7.!. ~~~s o L t:LA I 977 NEW V . stnoes. VC26465H1-045290 Auto .. air. PIS. Pi a . P~~ ~O 264GLA . Windows, Pin stri I 977 NEW V i>es. VC26465Hl-044854 Auto .• air, PIS. PIB OL VO 264G• _. I · Powerwtndows . ~ A 977 .NEW VOLVO . Pinstripes. VC264H1-042oos uto.,, air. PIS p 264G• ..& VC26465H1-040l91 18, Power. window m.A I s, etc. Custa 977 NEW V m P•n stripes. Auto., air. P/S, P/8 OL VO 264GL .A I . po~er Windows T t "' 9 7 7 NEW ·v . . op, P•n strrpes vc2 cu to .• air, PI S p OLVO 2'4GL .A . 6465Hl·046l02. C26465H1-04so91 18 , Power wind ~ . ows etc p · I 977 NEW V . . in strioes T-top. cu to .. air, PIS 9LVO 264GLA . C26465H1-04628B 18 . Po wer windows 1977 NEW V cus tom sun root. Auto .. air. PIS P!B Ol VO 264G• ..& custo · P<>wer 'ndo I.A . m paint 2 tone. VC2646sH'1 04 ws50. etc. Pin stripes. 81 sun roof, T·top, s1tao 58220 s1220 s822G s1519 s1535 s1740 $8760 MILITARY ERSONNEL CREDIT . UNIONS VOLVO I SPOR S M'I DAD HAS ALW"''S LIKED CLASSIC LMR5 -I LIKE THIS PlCTURE .• HE'S STANDING NEXT TO ~IS 't,9 MANGUSTA HI NANCY---, WHERE ARE YOU~ WASHING THE DISHES FROM LAST NIGHT'S PARTY .. SUNDAY, JUN! 11 1971 THE't''RE ALL IN THIS . PHOTO ALBUM HERE'S A PICTURE OF HIM STANDING NEXT TO HIS '58 ASTON MARTIN ... I HAVE A FEW f'HOT06AAPH5 OFMY ·-· DAD, TOO ... MY PHONE 15 RINGING--- AN5WER IT 0 0 () 1111 Unlttd Fntllft Syncficale, Inc. EXCLUSIVE ORANGE COAST NEWS HE WON'T MIND IF UJE LOOK AT THEM - 'HERE'S THE 159 ALFA ROMEO THAT HE FlXED UP ... AND HERE HE l5 SITTING IN HIS SILVE~ '56 XK 140 ... HE~E HE IS STANDING NEXT TO Hl5 CLASSIC '66 ~ED SUPP-ER OlSH! B Ernie Bushmiller \ OH BOY---I L • TELL HER ·---· ...... NANCY ,-YOU'VE WON FIRST WHAT'5 THE PRIZE? A 5ET OF DISHES /!///// /!/!/;// .. PRIZE IN THE SLOGAN --~.----- CONTEST ... --.. t JUN!· 18 ---• •• --------· VOLA · WONOE.~ 1r:: ! 61VE A OA~N .A00LAT YOl.A.. !RA ? -.. ~16'~T, MA~CIA . ·oo YOLA ~eALL..Y CA~E A00lAT WHAT HAPPEN? '10 Me? or:. COLAl'~I ... 1 00, OL..0 BUDDY! 1 WONDE~ l~~He 61YE~ A HOOT ? O~ EVEN MAL., A HOOi ? °'"'4, wow! THAT', NICIE! 1'HANK~., MArlCIA! MOLD IT! L..ET ME GO A '71'EP FlARTMEll .' IF" ANY:THING ~EALL..V HOflll•BLE ee~ALL._, YOLA , I 'D &..OVI TO SE 1'HE Fl1~€JT 1't) ~NOW/ HE ~ID. 'JUST GIVC MC. A HUv A.ND P. SMl~f AN ?E TH1t; 19 ·i HE DA'/ l PRCMJ'i-ED 'l(;.U !'D CLL.AN THC A T"llC, 1<;N'l IT'? A GOoC• l?OY. • ~ ~-.......- :-) NATURALLY. WE CAN GIVE IT TO vou ... f>IJT J M UST EXPRESS MY CONCERN! MEANWHILE, JULIAN IS UNAWARE THAT NOW, ABOUT WHAT WE W(RE LEN DORELL HAS USTENEO IN ON HIS PHONE CONVERSATION WITH HELGA SORRY A BOUT THE 1 LINOER5TAND~ INTERRUPTION, MR. BUSINESS 15 OORELL ! COME BACK BUSINESS.' IN PLEAS~E ~! -~I MABEL. ( GlJ~ WH~ ~ 1 60T At-.1 Ut-JSXPECTED ~U5 FROM MY BOSS! - MAJ'{C.JA I OOE t; MY F UT U JC:'e INTEJtE7T YOU. AT AL..L.? GOOD, WE 't.L NEeD IT.1 'THE f<Ei:RIGERAiOR JUST 51'0PPED WORKI NG ! • -·-~~ __ _.. 11' 5 H~OM IHE lRS ., YOO f>/IAD£ A MISTAKE oN YOUR TAX RETIJRN ... YOU OWE A LOT' MOl<E !N)Nrq'. POP, 'THE 1~5MtSSION ON iHE CAR WENTOUT~IS MO~~ING. 6'1 THE WA'/1 TH~ ~EAllNG MAt-J CAME: BY 1'0DA.)' .. HE 5A'/S we NEED A N~W ~U~NACE. .... WHAT 00 'IOLA MEAN1 1.~A ? 1 MEAN~ ~~e 'IOU CONCE~t\JEO ABOUT Me? 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Ya, LOSE ap to 6 POUNDS 11.e &rst 48 HOURS -LOSE •P to 12 POUNDS tbe first 7 cla)'I -WSE ap to 4, 5, en• 7 POUNDS MORE the nnt 7 cla)'I -and continue to burn away as much as 7 to 9 pounds more fat every 2 weeks there· after, (if you &till need It) ... until you've finally lost SO - 70 -t 00 pounds OR MORE ... witboat fadblg, widlcnlt commt willpower, wltbovi comtaat pup of huager or a sillgle aaoment of body-racking eserdse! Recommended by the U.S. Government's very own doctors to members of Congress who want to lose weight fast . . . Hailed as the weight·loss "breakthrough of the century" by leading medical journals •.. htrc at last is the most effective NO.DRUG program for FAST -rNSTANT -PER- MANENT LIFETIME WEIGHT-LOs.5 ever made available to the pubhc without a prescription! \\ 0R1' ~ '0 I \ "i r1 II ( Jl' ....r \\I I J.\ \ I 0 ' I 'fH IO\l \~ \1 fll "" t 1 1 10 ~ rot ~•h 01 noru "' '" ,~,.1 u I \ I M \ , J II O I It..,. Direct from the pages of medical journals and leading Ameri· , can magazines come s.cports of an incredible "'fat burning" breakthrough by medical researchers at one or Boc;ton's fore· most medical school'>! Reports of a new "crash·loss" program (featuring a remarkable natural substance) that safely yet wrely 1teps "P FAT·BURNJNG METABOLISM .•. forces your system to AITACK bulging pockets of fat ... and starts to shrink and burn that fat in ju~t a matter of-hours! Yes. from one of New England"s leading medical centerc; comes the new SUPER FAT-BURNER way to turn up your "inner furnace" ... unlock those clinging pockets of fat .. break them down SO FAST ... you burn off eJtccss bulge at the unbclicvabk rate of up to 6 POUNDS of botb ftuid and f.M GONE the nry fir.I weekend alone! Think of 1t! ) nu aL tually bum away more fat each 24 hour~ than if you ran 12 to 14 m1lcc; a day! lose more inches each week than 1f you did 100 c;it·ups each morning and 300 push-ups each ni ght' Actually LOSE as much ac; A FULL SIZE THF H RST 7 DAYS .. and from 3 to S inch~ off yoer waist.line the Yery 6~ mouth! That's nghl1 Weight lo,c; re\ults and inch~-off wonder-. that absolutely stag~t·r th~ imagination. Just look: t \. 1' fllr ICI l " I 0...,1 \\f I <.111 .' I I:\ 1l I \ '\ T I H Ill\ !Ult '1.1' Cmse H1story #1: When medical researchers in Boston, New York, Philadelphia and I os Angeles first tested this new hi· amino concept on a l1L1cnt1fic weight-loss program ... they reponed 115tonishmg rcc,ul ts of as much as 12 POUNDS LOST IN JUST THE FIRST 7 DAYS! -16 to 18 pounds gone by the end of week number two -and most mind· boggling of all -U.S. Army Officers actually losing weight 3 times faster than ever before! As much a~ 50 POUNDS GONE, like that 1 \\ \I'll l'I ~ ~HRI' I( t:P TO J NCTff~I\ 11' 7 DAYS-A r LLL S NCHE.S ~'1AtLl-..I( IN A ~11'GLI:. \tONTII' Case History #2: When first rumon of thiJ medical break- through leaked out to professional Kton, Ktressea and celebrities . . . they immediately rushed to the offices of America's leading weight-Joss specialists to pt their hand.I on this "magic compound"; and no wonder! Because the-ftnt week alone they carved away as much as 2 pounds a day ••• 13 pounds a week ... were forced to take in their belta 3 notches smaller in just 10 days! DOCTOR RJ-:PORT: AVERAGE L0~-57 POUNDS! ase History #3: But most significant of alt ... when uni· f"'iities, hospitals and medical schools, {such as New York's ading Medical School and Cleveland's larsest hospital) sted this newly discovered "crash-Joss" program on patients ho all their lives had been hopelessly overweight ••. they reported astonishing losses of as much as 2 pounds a day at the start ... 20 to 30 pounds a month ..• u mucl\ u 70 pounds lost over a i.ingle summer ~ason! -by simply stepping up their fat.burning metabolism and be,.lac, IMll• ing, oxidizing 50, 70, l 00 pounds of hard-set fat .•. FASTER, SURER than they had ever dreamed possible! ~ORK~ L19'E -POWDERED HfAT-- \JAKf.S \ Ot'R ~NER Fl R1'ACE BREAK DOWN BODY l"A T: What 1s th is wondrous new development that helps safely s11mul:ite fat-horning metabolism and shrink your body's fat cells the moment it starts working in your system? It i1 a totally n~w concept in th~ war ageinst fat. An ANTI-FAT WEAPON unlike anything you've ever seen, or tried in your life. A FAT-BURNING aid that helps you convert body fat to body fuel AUTOMATICALLY ... and EVAPORATE excess pounds and inches staning the very first day! Think of it! A medically proven formula that is such an effecti ve reduci ng aid ... that when combined with the food you ent on thic; "crash-loss" program ... buras oft ~ much fat each 24 bour.; a~ if you jogged •p to 14 miles a day ••• or played 3 hours or tennis ia tbe most bnatal heat! The aame or this woadrou.s amino fom1ula is wnlERA· SUM-100" and here is precisely bow you •se it to wi• tbe body and figure of your drcanas as yoa: 1.0SE UP TO 4 TO ' INCHF.S OFF YOUR WAISTLINE LOSE UP TO 2 TO 5 INCHF.S OFF YOUR HIPS LOSE UP TO 3 INCHES OFF YOUR nncns 1.0SE UP TO 4 INCHES OFF YOUR BUITOCKS l,OSE UP TO 4 INCHES OFF YOUR STOMACH and as we've said before, starting not in weeks, but in mere days. HELPS YOUR BODY CONVERT STORED UP FAT TO BURNED UP ENERGY! At this very moment -having read this far -you are but one short step away from ~If£. TIME IMMUNITY TO FAT! Now comes your FINAL G IANT STEP into a whole new world of LIFETIME SUMNEs.5. Of course, there is one thing you must keep in mind. With the '1'HERA-SLIM·l00" way to LIFETIME SLIMNESS you cannot gorge yourself on all sorts o( fattening foods. candies and desserts. Not that you'd ever want to, because with "THERA·SLIM·IOO" -due to your new, stepped up metabolism -besides enormous weight·loss you also ex- perience a loss of hunger. Which makes it one or the easiest ways to lose weight fast. Now here's how simple it is: • STEP #l -YOU EAT In addition to the wide and t;uty selection ot food you enjoy morning and night. (all scientifically programmed to help maintain a high-level of FAT BURN·OFF) ... STEP #2 -YOU TAKE "THERA·SLIM-100" hi·amino compound. Once a du .. )'.OU take "TH ERA-SLIM-t 00" in a glass of water, (just like refreshing fruit juice). This hi-amino intake helps keep" the fat-burning chain-reaction going ALL. 24 HOURS OF THE DAY -NON STOP.I STEP #3 -YOU HA VE AUTOMATJCALL Y STEPPED UP YOUR FAT-BURNING METABOLISM -SO YOU AUTOMA TICA LL Y BURN OFF EXCESS WEIGHT! In virtually no time at all, you make your inner furnace accelerate fat burn-off. Safely, gtntly, yet surely you cause a 1radual change in your fat-burning .metabolism as you "rev· up" that inner furnace. The result: Your body begins to eliminate stored-up fat and fluid at a rate so incredibly fai.t, the very first weekend alone YOU DRAIN AWAY AS MUCH AS 5 OR 6 POUNDS! In short, with the "THERA·SLIM·lOO" weight-loss pro- gram, you force your body to automatically convert body fat to body f ucl ... automatkalty shrink fatty cells ... drain off excess flab ... flush it right out of your system ONCE AND FOR ALL! Never before has medical scieq.ce offered you a surer, faster, more effective weight·loss method, (short of total fasting) than this super fat-burning breakthrough developed at one of Bos· ton's Leading Medical Schools. THE FACTS ARE JN! THE RESEARCH JS DONE! THE INCREDIBtE WEIGHT-SLASHING RESULTS HA VE BEEN PROVEN BEYOND A SHADOW OF A DOUBT BY MEDICAL SCHOOLS -HOSPITALS - DOCTORS -AND SCORES AND SCORES OF OVER- WEIGHT PATIENTS! NOW THE FINAL STEP IS UP TO YOU! REMEMBER: You must sec dramatic results in just 24 houn -results you can measure with both your scale and your tape measure ... you must lose: up to 6 lbs. tJac tint 48 botln up to 12 lbs. lbe &nt 7 da)'i up to 7 lbs. mott the 11ext 7 days or it costs you nothing! Simply return within t 0 days for full refund (except postage and handling. of course). Act now! © IY711 Acncrn:an<.:onaumcr lnc.,Carolh1e Rd., PhiJ1., PA 19176 .... ~ .......................... Ufl •-1111 CIV ... --·-----........... ..... l HNN 110, ,HARMACALI, 0.pl. 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Individuals with eout. heart diseuc, D ~5J,:~20-0ay-Suppty , .. .-.nCy-'i2.e''1 •'• ,_.... ___ velopcd al one of Boston's leading medical schools, tttt in-diabcte~ or pregnant women should not use it at all. Al a mat· O ~033) Full 30-Day Supply •.• onlyl17.D$ plue $1 pott.ge , 1 i . • credible wc1ght·los~ rc <;u\ts this new "crash-bum" program tcr of fact, we insist that you show this entire prosram to your Amou~en~':..c, PA realde"u. add I% Mlet tu.. I - delivers are so aston1-.hing (aYtragt '°" 57 lbs) it hu been fca-family physician .. have him check you resularty to make Ch9ck °' money Of'der. no coo. pf• .. •· tured in every leading medical journal ... given headline sure you're not losing too much, too fast ... and advise when CttAJtQ! IT: ch"k one (Eap. Datt)-----I · h d I O 8ankAmerlc11'J/Vl11 eovc:aa~c 10 t c me 1ca -news columns of many major news-you've lost enough. Sec if he doesn't agree that the ~RA· 0 Matter Chug• Bank Nurnbtr ---- papers. 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Kings: 12 mg "ur;' 0_1 mg nicounuv.percigann•.FTC Report Aug:77 L------------.--i 100'1: 12 mg "ts:'0.8 "Ill ntCOttnl tv.plf ctptttt by FTC Metbod. I l ., l THEffi YOURSELF s.111 1111 qut$llOll. • I ....... lO "Ask." F1lfl/t'( ...,.,. 641 leianglQn /Wt . Nft 'lljt\. H Y 10022 Ml P1Y IS tar pullll9lled queslians ~ .. all' ~ atMr-s FOR CHRISTINE FARRIS. daugh· ter of Martin Luther King Sr Wida the tragedJa your father hN faced. whett hu he found the etlengtb to cOfttlnue. and what le he dolognow?-1.W .. Fond du Lac. w .. _ e My dad has a S1mple explanation "I have far th in Goel .. In crises. he is the first one to offer hope. saying. "We must go on and see what the end is going to be " FatheT believes that God orders everything that occurs in the universe and that ii is not our pJace to argue. Thrs rs where my two brothers and I got Folth rn God keeps her dod going . our inspiration There as nothing magic in the way he has kepi gomg He·s a man of deep religious faith. He feels he would be weak 1f he let his personal problems cloud his trust in God Father i.s 78. and although retired from the Ebenezet Methodist Church in Atlanta. travels extensively In the U S and abroad. preaching His tight calel'ldar lakes him to the pulpit. college campuses and cMc meetmgs FOR TONY LO BIANCO. actO£ Jn your TV movie next SundaJ, TM Last Tenant.. you play the oldest son In a famUy deciding the fate of their 76-yeu-old father. who can no longer llve alone. When your time cornea. would you ratha live with your chUdren or In a home? 7 C. S .. Dothan, AJa. e I have threw: gl1ls. and If one of 1hem will have me I'll go! rm !Tying to lay the foundations now. For as long as I can. I'll try to keep out of their lives Yet rm also working on a close relationship that will bind us together FOR ANNE MEARA. actress and comedienne fd Utt to kJJow1t6tlf youl' fftller reacted wtren Vo• manted out of your faith? -M.J .• Fort Smith, Ark. e At the start. Father was upset Not because Jerry ISt1lletl was Jewish but because he was not Catholic So I told hrm. "Dad, there are very lew Catholic Jews around ·· My dad and Jerry's mom hit it off right away. They took one look at each other and decided. without words. that we were both crazy. It took awhile for Dad to get used to..the idea. but as soon as he did, everything was fine. fOR MAC DAVIS, singer and composer tu. your soa ~ up hie Mind yet II he wanta to be a sins« like you? -R.C .• Kanhkee, W. e Scotty is 13. and the onl1£ thing he has decided on rs what he does not want to do -compose and sing last time we talked. he was interested m marine biology He's bt-ight and a good athlete He'd be bnghter If he applied him- self What he does best as.keep his mouth shut about his pri· vale life He's not m 1he leasi b11 spoiled and works fcx every nickel he gets 1ust as I did. FOR THE .. ASK"' EDITOR I• Cary Guffey. the kid In C"ne En- counten of tM Third Kind, going to make any more flJ..,.7 What kind of younpter le he? -G.M. Dover, Del. •Cary's next movie Is Growing Up. which he'll be starting soon According 10 those In Atlanta. where Cary. 6. hves. he is definitely nor spoiled In spite of the tremendous demands heaped upon him. Cary's parents adhere as closely as possi ble to their old routine -including Cary·s naps In the afternoon Family 10 getherness has not been usurped by overnight fame Cary 1s outspoken. bur Definitely not spoiled he was before he was plucked by Steve Spielberg (director and wnter of Close Encounrers) from 150 youngsters During one recent interview. Cary. bored. announced. ''I'm tired." and promptly wenl to sleep. When he saw the final pnnt of the mo\lle. he echoed the gnpe of many adult act~: "They cul my best scenes ·· · FOR JACKIE BISSET. star of The Greek Tycoon Did your f•ther approve of your actJng career? -N.K.. Ventura, Calif. e Dad 1old me. "I don t mind what you do as long as you're happy But don't tell me crazy aC1ing stories " He'd then quiz me when I came home to see how lar removed from the "rear world rd become Once he asked. "Who won the Masters?" When I said. "I don'1 know.' he shol back "I knew 1t1 You ve lost touch with the 1mpor1ant things in Ille · Now Dad loves my stones FOK FRANK GIFFORD.ABC spor1scaster What'• the mfft ouutandtng childhood memory you have of your father? -S.8 ., Yuma. Artz. •When I was 5. I desperately wanred a new bike. bu1 Dad couldn'1 afford to buy me one It was dunng the Depression. and things were tough So he bought a couple of wheels and a frame and 1he rest of the parts and made me one I was enttanced...as I watched my bike slowly take shape It was the best bike I ever had. and rt lasted for years FOR LORNA LUFT. Judy Garland's daugh1er r.e heard 90 much about your relationship with yoter mother. but what about your father. Std Luft? -M.M., Pontiac. Mich. e Dad. as well as being a parent -and some11mes my manager is my friend We do have screaming fighls fwe·re bo1h argumentative and tough) bul always wind up embfacing each other I think pan of our closeness~ due 10 the fact that even after Mom and Dad were divorced they still loved each other J>llO WtW.. A. CMnahaff. depury commissioner and counsel. New Ymk Sr ale Office of Menial Health • ·PRO Ano con CON Sc-. Aaln, Slaff anomey. Legal Aid S00.1y " The Insanity plea persists through ,,.n Often false"11ssumption that menrai ~o'-.. nOfmality associa1ed with aiminal ac tiVlty can be treated and cured In reahty. many mentally abnormal criminal offenders are not amenable to treatment and yet must be confined for the protection of society. A recent study In New York has found that the use of the plea Is increasing markedly. ls not unrfonnly applied and tendJ to be u.sed a.s a gurlt avoidance device Legal ptofesslonals report JXoblems with vague legal deflnillons. lack of undeTSlandlng by juries and superlicial psychlatrie testimony The plea should not excuse alml nal activity since ft often results tn Inappropriate hospltaJI z..atlon rat~ th.Jn appropriole Imprisonment. Should The lrwmlty Plea Be Eliminated As A Legal Defemre? The 1~nity defense 1s a nece~ry part orthe American system of law At the core of that system is Ille pnnd· pie that a person can be found guUty of a cnme only If he intentionally and knowingly did wrong A defendant with a mental disease or defect that renden him Incapable of understand- ing the nature and consequence of h!J achOn Is In need of trHtment. not punishment.'°' an of fense he does not even know he committed Persons ac· quitted by reason of insMily are not a danget to the com: munlly Under the current law of most Slates. such per sons aN Indefinitely detained until such time as a court can be shown affirmatively that they are not dangerous to themselves or to others ~ t171FAMILY WHKLY,tNC. Ail .. . . - WOMEN ALCOHOLICS: A TRAGEDY NOBODY WANTS TO TALK ABOUT .- "Several studies have shown they connect their heavy drinking with such crises as divorce, death of a family member, a child leaving home, miscarriage, _abortion and menopause." By Paula Dranov • M<Xe than four miU1on women alcoholics live in the United States That's half the nation's alcoholtCS • In 1958, 45 percent of American women drank In 1974 (the year of the last study) 61 percent did • Death rates among women due to alcoholic psychoses, alcoholism and alcoholic cirrhosis of the liver have markedly increased -from 6 3 per 100.000 In 1968 to 7 09 per 100,000 in 1974. • Akohol tffects the unbom One recent study found that children born to women who drank heavily dunng pregnancy were nearly three times as hkely to be born with an abnormality than ch1I dren of women who did not drink or drank only moderately • Alcoholism can s1T1ke anyone -young or old. rich or poor single or married. housewife or work- ing woman One prominent eJ<ample is Berty Ford. who several weeks ago courageously ac knowledged her addlctton to alcohol and drugs No one really understands the nature of alcohol ism among women. its causes. its course. how It differs from alcohohsm in men and why II is on the r\54! But there's no doubt about how society re· gards women alcoholics. the problems they face in getting help and the pressures that frequently drive them to dnnk Mary X. a 33 year-old librarian and an alcohohc w]io hasn't had a drink in more than three years. sees herself as typical of many women alcoholtc:s and talks candidly about why she drank. what alcohol did lo her and how she stopped Causes "/didn't think I could hove o social 11/e without al cohol. but when I drank. I hod no control .. Like many women. Mary X drank to feel at ease 1n social situations Some studies have found that alcoholic women say they feel more feminine after two drinks and 1ha1. for them, trad111onaUy femi nine goals and hfestyles are far more important than to nonalcohohc women Ironically. the ttadltlonal role women occupy m society -1ha1 of wife and mother -may present rhe very pressures that dnve some to dnnk Sev· eral studies have shown that women alcoholJCS connect their heavy drinkin! With such Crises as di- vorce.. death of a family member. a child leaving home. ml.sean1age. abonion. hysterectomy. meno pause and postpartum depression -all of which are related to the traditional feminine role <. Predisposition I started drinking regularly rn high school I used to cl'l!'k o quart of beer In my room-on Sund~ afternoons while 1 flstened to music. No om:• thought on, thing of It My mother drank two quarts a day ·· While some generellzatlons can be made about why women develop drinking problems. there's n() way to predict whrc:h women will Although a family history of al cohohsm, ethnic background or mamage to an alcoholic may predlspose a woman to alcoholism. l~isease itself ls no respecter of age. Income or education Ir's estimated that 70 percent of the men and women akoholics In the United States hold steady jobs, live with their families and maintain tk!s with the community Recognition "/ hod on illeg1timote child and goue her up for adoption Bui no ~ -my family. mv doctor -sugge1fed • • FAMllYWHKlY. >-1e tl"1' worry about her dnnkmg and auemprs to control It Then comes the recognition that she is using alcohol as a drug and rhe efforts to conceal how much she is dnnking from herself Soon the alco- holk: finds lhal she can't keep promises she makes to herself about drinking ("Tonight I'll have only one ') Then. m the advanced stages, comes the alcohohc blackout Social Attitudes "Society told us we were port1culorly rotten when we drank because we rocked the cradle and were consigned to that damn pedestal " That biller comment comes not from Mary X but from actress Jan Clayton who played the mother on the television series La55le and 1s a recovered alcoholic The ak.ohohc woman always has be.en regarded with scorn and often is seen as pro- m1SCuous or even "unnatural .. The big difference between men and women al coholJCS 1s that women are less visible Becal/Se society frowns so on her dnnking. the alcoholic woman 1s likely to be a secret drinker Rarher than lryrng to help her. her family mes 10 shield her This m1sgu1ded form oi chivalry often extends to both the legal and rhe medtCal profession The Na rlonal lnstnure on Alcoholism and Alcohol Abuse (NIAAA) reports that law-enforcement ofhc1als will drop charges stemming from alcohol related of lenses more readily for women than for men As for doctors. they frequently shy away from diagnosing alcoholism In women Instead. they may treat an alcoholic woman patienl for depres- sion or other emollonal problems and prescribe tranquilizers hke vallum and libnum These drugs only compound the problem Treatment "/ uS(>d to go into a bod depression about twice o year The year bef(Xe I stopped drinking. I wound up in bed for /iue days as a result of the depres· s1on It wos then that I called the therapist That was in June In Nouember I hod my lo.st dnnk. but 11 wasn't until the following February that my therapist said I was olcoholic .. Here. again. Mary's expenence 15 typical Alrhough women are much more lrkely to seek help for their problems than are men, they often tackle things related lo alcohohsm rather than the alcoholism itself For many alcoholics, treatment may be as s1m· pie as joining AA For others. however. 11 IS more complex and may Include Individual or group ther- JecQUttllneMl910 apy Some patients may need a rehabilitation pro- . -to m~ that I was on olcol.olic .. The reluctance of families and physicians ro face up to alcoholism In women Is not unusual The symptoms. however, are not that difficult to spot, ahhough a medical diagnosis of alcoholism Isn't as clear-cut as a diagnosis of, say. diabetes. This s11uatlon may change soon. though The first spe ctfk: blood test 10 detect chronic: alcoholism has just been developed. and It offers the potential of more precise diagnosis Symptoms Include physical health problems. dlfflc ultles w11h Interpersonal relallonshlps or rhe Inability to function on the )ob due to the chronic: excessive use of alcohol A woman may begin to suspect that she Is an alcohoUc when she begins to gram that combines education In alcoholism with counseling Some women who always have been dependent on a man may need a halfway house. and there's a woeful sb.ortage of tho~. Only 30 of tha 90() halfway hou5es in the country are for women ' Fortunately, however. II now seems that the alannlng in- crease of alcoholism among women may resuh m more prevention efforts and ITeatmenl programs for women Senate hearings have been held on the subject, and such Government agenck?s as NIAAA have been giving more attention lo women AA also has recognized the special needs of women and has estabhshed a program designed for them But no matler how much help ls available. the battle against alcoholism Is still an Individual one In this regard, Mary X was lucky She was sman enough and tough enoogh and desperate enough to find help and Bit make It work for her i&J I l Picku~Morris anago! Morris may be finicky about what he cats, but his roomy white canvas carryalls will swallow almost anything! Quote Tote measures 131h " x 14~ (On other side MonU says, "I'm MonU. 9-Livcs is my Bag!') Backpeck (13~" x J6") is arcat for cvcrythina from boob to campm, gcarf Retail value of each carryall, 17.95. Now Morris bolds your affection . r. lllld a Jot more! 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Maureen and Dov1d· the goo/ is 10 prepare therr children for life For years David thought of Father's Doy as a son Now he understands 11 as a parent. By David Ha."'"tman Father's Day three years ago was a special day for my wife, Maureen. and me Al 9: 10 lhat night we had our first baby. A boy He was supposed to have arrived a few days earlier, but like so many first babies. he decided not to rush things After 16 hours of working his way out. we slar1ed our new adventure to· gelher. Maureen looked up al me at that glorious moment of birth and said, "I waited a few days to give you a really ter· rifle Father's Day prciwnt.'' lasl Oc1ober we had another boy. so after 42 years of considering Father's Day only as a son. I now have two won derful reasons 10 think about whal the day means as a parent Whal did my fa ther pass along to me and what do I want to pass along 10 my boys? Cy Har1man. my dad. was the young· est of six sons of a Pennsylvnnia Dutch Methodist preacher He was a bull of a man. 6'2". 205 pounds. an athlete. a writer and a booming speaker And he had enthusiasm "Enlhoooslasm... he called It, for almost everything. mostly people and ideos "An Idea Is the most powerful thing In the world," he would say. "One person can Tiil<e anlde3 anlf cftange tfat world!' But he wHn't too preoccupied with ideas to cope with the ups and downs of little boys When my brother and I Cried. he Cried with us When we laughed. he laughed with us And he made us toe the mark "Work hard. then play hard." he would say, over and over You alwnys knew where he stood His values were crystal cklar, stern and steady end full of love. I hope I can pa55 those value' along to my boys In 1938 I was 3 years old and went to nursery school for the first lime In a let ler marking my graduation from college 18 years later. he senllmentally recalled that day· "Little David, apprehensive. going alone into the world for the first time. probably wondering if you were be ing deser1ed The chick was leaving the roost. You started leaving the day you were bom We almost lost you al llge I because of strep throat. and we wanted to hold on to you and protect you but knew you had to go If you were going lo see the world from our shoulders " -ro eee the world from our eioul- d~om and Dad worked every day to make sure we could do just that My mom. Fannie Har1man. was also a six footer -a genller version of Dad but every bit as dynamic And she shared his all-out approach to life When I was 2. we went to San Fran cisco Dad had business there and wenl ahead by tram Mom and I and my 5 year-old brother followed by car Mom drove. and. mind you. this was 1937 when cars weren't nearly as comfortable ,as they are now and when there was no network of freeways~ motels. highway restaurants or convenient rest stops Yel ,. w11h two little people Mom drove us from Taunton. Mass . to San Francisco Now 1~ ipiriL.WIM!n we artl1.1ed l shq_we.Q my appreciation for her efforts by disep pearing for nearly an hour In the lobby of the Fairmont Hole! They found me nesl led in the pot of a palm plant where I was contemplating the performance of a cocktail-hour violinist This was one of many trips we took to ABOUT OUR COVER -Th• children with David Hartman host ol ABC's Good Mom Ing. Amvico. are puplh at New V<>fk City's United Nation& School. which It attended prl gelher. We even missed a few days of school. but Mom and Dad knew we could mal<e up the work and that travel· ing. meeting people and experiencing the country would help us to "see the world from their shoulders .. We went 10 the rocky coast of Maine : to Pennsyl· vanla where the Pennsylvania Dutch eat scrapple and say things like ~throw me down the stairs my hat": to clambakes in Rhode Island: to Florida. again by car. during World War II. where we saw the wreckage of American ships sunk by German U-Boats: to Chicago and Toledo and Washington and Philadelphia with Dad on business trtps. Dad would say, "We can't live your life for you. but we can help you gel ready for what you.re going to find out .. UntU ~ 13 cw eo, I wu .. Butta· ball," round, lazy. sitting around with my mouth ope~ My older brother was a doer. but I was a dr~mer. In lhe ~rly 40's we farmed a few acres In Connect! cul Dad worked in New York City dur- ing the week and on weekends came home and worked. our land almost around the clock We grew whatever we could put in jars for the winter. ii'cluding raspbemes The idea was to can some and sell some at n;w brother's and my C"QOd$l<le. s!M'lq. J~uL tb~.¥aggu_ssive spitll of commercial enterprise had not touched me, and I was not at all turned on by the thought of picking raspberries all day in the hot sun. So I loafed Loaf Ing. when you were supposed to be working, was a violation of my father's vigorous creed. but he forgave :w\nertla mar11y by depmdenlf ol the UN cotnmunlty Hartman Is chairman of the National UNICEF Day CA1mpalgn and Is a member ol IN boerd of dlr«c1on of t>i. U S CommlttH fOJ UNICEF and understood ii in a long-term context "Now's the time to dream. La1er. you can make your dreams reality." How? By working "You can do any- thing with your life:· he said. "but you will have to do It. We can't do it for you ... "Yes." That was a big word in our house. "Yes. vou con." We knew we wouldn't masier everything. but we could try, and fail. and ITy again. Try. succeed. try. fail . try. team. Failing wasn't bad -it was the way to know· ledge And the whole process could be fun. Not fun Uke going Lo the movies. but fun as Jn mobilizing your energy and curi- osity. doing something today you couldn't do lhe day before "You are unique.·· Dad would say "There Is no one like you .. He didn't just say things like that conversahOnally The words rang through the house Some limes 1 was skept1<:41. bul when you live around so much tobust posltfVlsm. It starts to sink in He was exposing lls to a great idea -potential. We had ii . he told us, but it was up to us to dev~lop It At age 6 , I .. eel If I mlght take violin In.one. Our home had been full of music. both of my parents sang well and played the piano They loved every· lhlng from ()fator10 lo Count Basie "le41m violin? Yes. but you will de the pracllclng and you wllf go to alf the lessons," Dad said After eight years of study. we found my "uniqueness" did not lie In playing the violin. Bui I hl'.ld been taught some discipline and found that I. too. loved music Dad found a redeeming purpose In every tosk He cherished the story of the three hod carriers al a constructk>n site Asked what they were dotng. the first re piled. "Breaking my back carfV1ng these Corttlnued on page 8 ... .-_ , ( Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoting Is Dangerous to Your Health. _,....._,.. __ wwwwww OFFICIAL CER'riFICATE Enc:to.d.,. lw'M PfOOfH'~: one Md\"°"' Hlwd-W,.., Dow a.e.ooi11a..-11nc12Jptoc ea. 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"I am building a great cathedr1111" Dad applied the lesson to my )ob dnving a forklift at a bakery supply house In Denver for two months after my college graduation "Whal kind of work are you doing son?"" he asked "Driving Cl forklift :· I said It sounded more like "breaking my back than "building a cathedral "but by the lime he had analyzed 11 . I was overwhelmed with pos11111e purpose -inspired to be part of Amenca's great capacity to feed Its people and lucky to have the experience We laughed to gether at the way he had en hanced the 1ob -from forklift ing lo uplifting -but. m fact. I did go at the job with purpose as a result of his enthusiasm Dad alao guided me through some of the wrench mg experiences of growing up At least once. he did It by mail While always with me at what he called the "giant moments" in my life. he would also write down his though1s for me to keep The letters were filled with his personal philosophy. feelings and humor Ttwse let ters help prepare me for my sons "giant moments .. During my senior year at Duke University. our choir director. J Foster Barnes. died suddenly He had been a great friend and teacher I was shat tered and Inconsolable It was the first time I'd confronted the irreversible reality that some one I knew and loved was gone I wrote home In anguish The following was the last para· self What a valuable gift The phone calls. letters and telegrams always arrived at the right moments -at the htgh points. the low points or 1ust ro share what they knew was to be an exc11mg experience. All this shanng and re-'Chmg was to prepare their children to "see the world from their shout ders " And our responsibility. when we had grown up. was ro see ro 1t lhat our duldren should see the world from our shoulders "There is a Heaven ly Father.·· Dad wrote "Rell g1on 1s real: there 1s a plan and a purpose m our being here ·· Part ol thC1t purpose is to C1lways be rhere lor our children When Maureen and I ex· perlenced those gianl mo ments when our boys were born. I wondered whether I could prepare them for lile as I had been prepared. A wise friend told me that parenthood Is the most difficult profession in the world. and the one for which we are least prepared. But I think my recollections of my own parents are a l<lnd of lesson I learned that every day my children need love and en couragemenl They need to know they can "build a great cathedral " They cannot be shielded from gnef. but there should be someone there to comfort them They need to know they can fail and try again They need to be told there Is a plan and purpose in their be~ They need to be re minded that they can fulfill tftelr potential Only they can live their lives, but I can help them see the world from my shoul ders by always being there ~ graph of -Oad's reply: "The recuperative p:owers of the hu man spirit defy description It takes a heap of everything to make a man. success and fall ures. joys and tears. heartbreak and elations 'Sorrow comes to stretch out a place In the heart for JOY ' Edwin Markham l ove, Pop 2114/56 " My mother died In 1963: my #father in 1968 As I was writing this piece. my 3·yea~old came racing past my chair on his loy car "What are you doing. 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It represents a psy· chological process whereby an Individual is able to e>tamine different choices available for action to determine the degree to which they will wori< ~ore they are used •· Russell also points out, however. that too often the pro· cess is not really learned and that people live a trnil-aod-error kind of ellisteoce rather than a planned and deliberate one 2. True The University of Michigan School of Business Administration reports the findings of a study of top corporate executives and in dependent businessmen. which show that the best decision makers have the ability to quick· ly reduce complex situations to their essen· hals. distill rhe problems or oppc;rtuoilies out of rhem and then go straight to what seems the obvious course of action They also were found to possess the ability to sense "core issues" lo a given situation and to reconstruct the facts In usable form "at such speed as· to defy recognition of the process." I 3. Truf! The Michigan study also showed that good decision makers are generally "positive thinkers" as opposed to those who have an ineffectual or mediocre track rec<Xd. The lat ter, the study found, tend to think more negatively. to perceive new ideas primarily in terms of the problems and risks involved The positively onented decision maJcers, on the other hand. perceive new ideas "in terms of their profit potential or opportunity imJNl(:I ·· 4. True. University o( California studies showed. for ellam~. that persons who dis· played 1ustifled confidence In their decisions made the best per50nality scores. were the most self·relianl and intelligenl and were the best balanced emotionally Persons who were overconfident about their decisions often had a norrow range of Interests. llicked originality and Insight Into their motives and behavior, aroused hostility In others and were blustery, dogmatic and defensive Persons who lacked -·"t:onfilJenc-e In ~ir-de.dsions tended'ttt'be sejf.- ceotered, much given to "soul .searching:" poorly adjusted soclaUy, seJf·abuslng. given to feelings of guilt. shy. unambitious. absent minded and high strung l.:1.:.-..---=---=--..::..-_-_--=._-=--=---=---=--------------':..C'---=.--=--=,..._--_--=._-==-------=-------------':; 5. Tru~ Tests show yoo can give yourself a substantial edge In the decision-making depart. ment slmply by keeping physically f1t. 1 Studies 41 Tel Aviv's Wingate Institute have aemoo strated that when It comes to functioning un der the prenum of mental tasks. such as Im portant dedsion·maklng, "the physical-f1'lt ly flt penon has a definite advant• " laJ • I I By Carolyn Jabs T he ~&kyazd barbecue 1s a summertime ritual for mllhons of Americans. This year. why not give your picnic an energy saving twist by cooking in a solar oven? The oven d4!1iiaibed here is adapted fmm plans developed by Volunteers 1n Technical Assistance. 3706 Rhode Island Ave . Mt Rainier. Md 20822. LET 'I'HE SUNSHINE DO YOUR COOl{ING Just in time for your backyard barbecue, a solar cooker costs little to construct, makes delicious food and saves energy, too. tudes. however. reflectors improve the oven's heanng capacity To make reflec· tors. cut out four pieces of cardboard the size of the glass panel plus two inches on one side Crease the panels so the two· Inch tab can be attached to the oven. and cover with aluminum foil. shiny side up Glue the panels lo the stde of the oven and use straightened coat hangers to prop them al a 120-deg:ree angle with the face of the oven At last. j(s lime to start cooking. Choose a sunny day and try to cook shortJy after noon when the sun's rays are most intense (Depending on latitude and care in construction. the oven should reach between 200 and 300 de· grees. so select a dish that does well with slow heat.) Recipes adapted for crock pots are good choices as well as tradi- tional picnic fare. such as burgers. baked To build the oven. start v.nth a box - an undamaged cardboard carton or. for a more durable oven. a box made of ply wood or sheet metal. Whatever the ma· rerial. the box should measure approx 1mately 28 inches long. 18 inches wide and l4 inches tall Other supplies include a sheet of ngid two inch fiberglass insula· t1on . a pane of thermal glass. duct tape and glue. (Cost to build using cardboard. about $5. v.nth plywood or sheet metal. S7to$10 ) t ' potatoes and franks and beans. ~~ / P\ace the oven base on a table facil'l!f • the sun Put dinner in an ovenproof dish. ser it on the base and cover 11 with the oven itself Now stand b«k Begin by cutting away the bottom and one end of the bo1t Now draw diagonals on two sides of the box. extending from a point one inch from the bottom comer of the open end to a poml on the lop of the bo1t. 12 inches from the closed end (see diagram) Trim on that line and cut off the flap from the top of the box When the box 1s properly trimmed. 11 should re semble a scoop without a handle Ne1tl. trace the sides of the box on the insulation Use a linoleum knife 10 cut out slabs thar f11 preosely on the side and back walls of the oven Glue them in with aluminum foil pressed against the box. Now cul slabs of flberglass that march the front and lop of the oven and extend • ; ............ • ~Qltliilii~~iiil " one·half mch beyond the edge of the box. These pieces must fit snugly to min· imize heat loss After gluing the insul· ation to the rop and back of the oven. palnr the mtenor with flat black paint to absQrb extra heat When the paint 1s dry. fit a precut pane of thermal glass over rhe front of rhe oven Trim the fiberglass rhat extends over the edge of rhe box ar an angle so the glass panel will s11 evenly on ii. Then tape the glass securely over the opening wilh duct tape Now. the oven needs a base Stan with a piece of plywood two inches wider and longer than the. oven Itself Build a two-Inch nm on all sides of the base and place a two Inch runner down the center for support Fill the empty spaces with in· sulahon and cover with a shei?t of gyp sum cut to Sile Paint the gypsum board flar black When the oven sits on the base. 11 should press into the gypsum so heat won·1 escape. If ii does escape. add a rim of wearher stripping At this point. the oven could be used in the troplCS In North American lati- To become better acquainted with rhe oven. place a thermometer inside. Ad 1ust the reflectors to direct the sun's rays into the oven. As the sun moves, shift the oven to keep shadows out of the box If you thmk heat is escaping. add fnsula tton where the base meets the oven Some cooks find they achieve higher temperatures by adding more reflectors or Installing a second panel of glass Ex· perimenr and have patience Remember. solar energy l!i still in rhe age of explora· tlon With this oven. you can be f'3lll one of the pioneers llll:J Get reedy for the GREAT AMERICAN GETAWAY -JULY 4th. Getaway from the lotchen end onto the pet10 or your fevorita ptcn1c grounds with Ame11ca'1 f1vo11te cl'tee1e -CHEDDAR. We are fHtu11ng 6 delicious cheddars for your GETAWAY. Have a taste blfor1 you buy. HAPPY 4th of JULY from HICKORY FARMS OF OHIO®. f-==---"~fffCk017~#df·~~~------- OVER •SO STORES COAST-TO.COAST 9 SAVE $loo OFO~~~~ ~~~~~A;~Eo:i~AL,!3 c~o~~~~ ... BIG BARN APPLE PIE NEW YORK WHITE MIDGET SHARP NEW YORK COLORED SMOKY1BAR coo~ VOID IN THE STAT( OF WASHINGTOfol ANO WMfA( 'llOMl81TEO ev LAW OffElll lX'1AUJULV 9th, 1t71 LIMIT ONE COOl'OH PER f'AMIL V, PLEASE ..._ ___________________________________ . .... } ---- MARTINA NAVRATILOVA: SHE·s READY TO MAKE A RUN fOR NO. I By Marion Dunn This year's dominant player is healthy and slim (at last) and hungry for a Wimbledop title. Martina Navratilova. who defected from Czechoslovakia during the 1975 U.S. Open. was the hollest player on the profes· slonal women's tennis circuit this winter. and every move she makes takes place in the spotlight That's good news right now. but it hasn't always been that way. Navratilova was only a teenager when she asked for asylum· in the United States, and she adapted quickly to one phase of Amen- can life -junk foods. good cars and good times. A.00 in 1976 a shoulder ailment crippled Mike Little works like four , insurance agents for the Stalls. 'Tm a neatnik;· says schoolteacher Gary Stall of Zanesville, Ohio. "I want everything in its place. Right there , when I need it. If it's insurance, I just call Mike. Whether it's car, life, home or health insurance'.' _ ~ ... "He's~Qe.us.teet like~ 9ur.own full-time.._ - agent;· says Sharon Stall. "He makes it feel like it's never an imposition to call him'.' n•u , ... If you need help with any kind ...a_ of family insurance, call your nearby CliJli) State Farm agent. You'll be talking to •NsuuNu four of the best agents around. " Uke a good neighbor, St.ate Fann Is there. STAlt'. FARM ll'CS(.JW'ICE C~ANIES Home Olf~ Bloomngton. Illinois her game. She gained weight and the Ameri· can public. Ignoring the shoulder aliment but paying attention to the stories about her eat· Ing habits, the car and the good times. wrote her off as a good-hme Charlene who would never make It to the top. In 1977 the shoulder healed. she lost weight. and her game picked up She finished the year as No 3 in the world. behind Chris Evert and Billie Jean King Still, the public. the press and some of her friends refused to believe what they were seeing. In an interview. Martina said: "When I was heavy they said I couldn't be No 1 because of my weight Then when I lost weight. ii came out that I played golf and couldn't be No 1 because of that I play golf no more than once a month. and then I 1ust play nine holes. Evonne (Goolagong) plays 10 times as much golf as I do " After a slight letdown near the end of 1977. Martina was blazing hot dunng the first five months of 1978. She won eight tournaments on the Virginia Shms tour (the most since the circuit was consolidated in 1975) and smashed all Slims records when she won seven In a row and 37 straight matches. Then came a ma1or breakthrough .She caplured her first major championship by de· feating Goolagong in the Virginia Slims finals m April "I've played so well the whole year." says the 21-year·old. "that I was the favorite But then_people would SiW;MattimtUle.'LeLWon.a __ big one Can she do jt?' That's what I kept asking myself all week "Obviously. this IS my best year Winning the Virginia Sh"\S finals was the high point of my career, and now I can concentrate on Wimbledon knowing that I have won a major championship " When she mentions concentrating. Martina reveals another secret of her amazing turn- around In those first months following htt defection. she might have overdone the good life. but not any longer l,oday Martina Is disciplined and practices sett-denial with almost a religious zeal To keep sharp and dedicated. she has come up with a formula for winning. "This year ... she explains. "I took a few weeks off t~ start The~eor. ~Ocl't ~as abli1o plugmy$eTr1n and regenerate the energy I wag missing late last year I found out that since I usually get 10 the late rounds. I got stale after three weeks. I started playing three weeks then taking one week off That helps me stay sharper Motiva· tlon is such an 1mpo11ant thing In tennis. You can play only so much and 'stay (!WI motivated You have lo get away .. IA4,I Marion Dunn G o repon~t for Ilic Dally Herald In Provo. Utoh t4 e l"AMll.YWEEKLY,,,._ 11, "11 l · KING SIZE Quips & Quotes ARMOUR'S ARMOURY ..-WEllSUITED ,. . How glad I om I saved my surt W11h coal lapels so narrow. 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Conrod Fiorello "Bur you did order a rare steak ... protested 1he waiter 1mpo1tently "I know. I know.·· replied the frnrckv diner. "but would you rake II bock and run rt post lhe toreador one more trme:> -Dourd 0 Flynn Sign m supermarket wmdow THE BUCK SHOPS HERE Franklin P Jones After 1he kids studied the history of man through the ages for several weeks. they were given a quiz In answer lo the question. "Name three ma1or races of the world." one youngster wrote "Bosten Mare !hon. Km 1uclu Durby and The Indian' Apples 500 · Edward Allen "Not the mole chauvm1st pig')" The country's gorng metnc and nary o Con gressmon w1// be oble lo pill hrs foot m10 his mouth HPrm Albn9h1 DISHSTRESS CALL Everyone tells me my cookrng's delrc1ous. Bur nobody offjs lo help wash the dishes / Ruth V Pa11erson By Frank Baginski LITTLE EMILY "Shhhh1 Daddv 's asleep .. II • FAMILY WEEKLY, June 1&. 1978 1 ~I -~1 r·sPEC1ALOFFER1 _ I trom Bob u. 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Of lemon juice 3 Ya cups cooked, cubed, ehidlen °' turtley 1 Va Cupl cooked nc. 1 cup mayonnatM Ya cup •ttvered toasted almonds 1 tablespoon chopped onion 3 teaspoon• euny powdlf 1 V. llllpOOnl Hff Y1 t11spoon bfec:k P'PP9f Crtsp Hlad grMnS 2 llmes, cut Into wedges Chutney 1. Core and dice apples In large bowl. combine diced ap pie and lime juice. 2. Stir ln chicken and rice Blend mayonnaise, almonds. onion. curry powder and salt. stir into apple mixture Chill 3. Mound salad on greens. sprinkle with a little curry pow der. Garnish with lime and C'hulney Carry in cooler to picnic Makes 6 10 8 servings Green Apple Solod. with just a hfnt of curry. is a pleasant change for a bockvord supper or o picnic. GHERKIN· WALNUT TERRINE f 29QVS 1 large onion, c:oarMfy chopped it. cup coarsely chopped aweet~na 1 t11spoon saJt '/a teupoon peppef 2 lbs. le•n ground beef 1 lb.~ pof1( .. uaage meat 1 cup coenety chopped walnut a V1 cup dry bread crumb• Whole amall sWMt ghartcln• Crtap Hlad grMM, radish roses 1. Combine eggs. onion, gher- kins, salt and pepper In electnc blender or food PJ"<>eeSSOf Pro- cess until onloni and gherkins are finely chopped 2. Combine with beef. sau sage, walnuts and crumbs. mix well. 3. Pack half of mixture in 9 x 5-inch loaf pan. Arrange whole gherkins down length of pan. pressmg rhem firmly Into meat mixture Top w11h remaining meat mixture: press down to pack well 4. Bake in preheated 350°F oven l hour and 15 'minutes Let sland 15 minutes C.uefully pour out lat Cover and refrigerate ovemigh1 5. Turn out onto serving plat ter. garmsh w11h salad greens. add1llonal gherkins and radish roses Cut m shces to serve Carry in cooler ro picmc Makes 12 ser11m9s DEVILED EGGS 8 haf'd.c:oobd 9QVS, shelled '/• cup,,,.,.,..,.... 'I• t11spoon HH Y1 teaapoon ~ bladl P9PI* Ya 1 .. apoon Pf9P8red mustard 1 t11apoon mtnc:.cl onion Stuffed Q1Mn oliftl., sllad I . Slice eggs in half lengthwise Scoop yolks mto small bowl Set whites aside 2 . Mash yolks and combine wnh remaining mgredients. ex cept ohve slices 3 . Usmg a pastry tube with a No ~ large star hp. fill whiles with yolk mixlure Place olive shce on top of each Refrig erate Keep m a well chilled cooler on way to picnic Makes 12 de111/ed eggs Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. ,- 9 mg. "t•". 0 .8 mg. nicotine ev. per cigsene by FTC method. NOW ""1TH 'FORTIFIED FLAVOR; Raleigh Lights has extra Burley tobacco in its blend. Rich natural Kentucky Burley that puts ·Fortifi ed Flavor' in front of the filter so you get more satisfying tobacco flavor thru the Good Tune'laste comes to low tar' smoking. filter. Taste how good ,./ low •tar' smoking can be. only in Ra leigh Lights. 'Fortified Flavor' and Double Gitt Coupans. too. fol' fNe GHt CMW>g. Calf"toll·free: (1-800) 626-5510. <""-• • rl L •• ~ toa-frer. (1-800) 752-6010.) Announcing . The Official State Flowers Bell Collection • For the first time ..• 50 exquisite little bone china bells portray all of America's official state flowers. America the Beautiful is blessed with magnificent flowers. A carpet of color and fragrance that stretches from sea to shining sea=-reminding us of the bouniy that naturc_has_ bcstowe.d upon our nation. And of all the lovely flowers that flourish on our native _soil, the very favorites have been named the official "~ flowers of the 50 states. Now, at last, all 50 of these official state flowers will be faithfully portrayed on exquisite little bells of fine bone china - an unprecedented artistic tribute to our 50 states ... a joyous celebration of our love for the land we live in. rarer still to find a collection consisting of fifty exquisite linle bone china bells. 6riginal Paintings-by~ of Atnerica's Most-- Distinguished Nature Artists To create the original art that appears on each of these bells, a special commission was a~arded to the prominent American nature artist, Jo Polseno, whose work has been shown in leading galleries and has appeared in Audubon Magazine. Working in fields, plains, and mountains across America, Polseno has created a striking series of original floral watercolors expressly Fine Bone China _ The Perfect Art Medium for and exclusively for this collection. These paintings have never Thi U d d C U • been seen before -and will,never appear again in any form. • . 8 .. npre.ce ente 0 echo°: · The flowers include the sweetly scented Massachusetts ___ Tb,e.spe~ial qualit.iesnof~ed fine hone_~.are .pedect. --lftayflowcr,~t>~ ~-:--?iigrinas-:-:-~Misstssippi-Mag= - for ~nray1°:g t.Q~s~ ~autt~ul fl~)V~rs. Bo!.1~-<:~ma ~s ~enpwned ~ _ nolia, fabled flower of the Deep.Soutlh~--tbc vibrant California for ·~. pure !vory-wh1te color .a~d remarkable translucence. -Poppy ... the lovely pink and yellow wild rose of Iowa. In all, qualities. wh~ch enhance the vivi~ co.tors of ~ach flower. ~me 50 lovely flowets ... authentic down to the most minute detail bone china 1s also famous. for its hght weight and ~ehcate ... vibrant in all their natural colors. appearance -qualities which perfectly correspond with the delicacy of the flo~ers themselves. Very few china makers in the entire world have mastered the necessary skills to produce bone china.· This is why bone china is found only in a few countries -and why it is tteasured by collectors on every continent. It is rare to find an exclusive, privately commissioned bell collection in fine bone china -and Each Bell a Handcrafted Work of Art To create a bell collection worthy of our offici~ state flowers and the fine bone china, a specially designed bell shape was created. To produce this unique shape, each bell will f>e in- dividually cast by hand. Then the original Polseno watercolors will be.transferred to each bell using techniques involving many separate colors. As a crowning touch of luxury, each bell will be hand decorated with precious 24 Kt. gold applied to both the handle and base. Each bell will also bear the name of the state and its official flower, as well as th e Danbury Mint hallmark. Display Accessory at no Additional Cost A custom designed display unit will be furnished at no ad- ditional charge. This beautiful unit may be placed on a table or book shelf (as shown below) or hung on a wall -to display all 50 bells to best advantage. A Strictly Limited Edition The Official State Flowers Bell Collection will be available only directly from the Danbury Mint by advance reservation. Rese rvations for this limited edition offering must be post- marked by July 31, 1978. ~ . ~, r= Convenient Acquisition Pfan -Guaranteed Satisfaction To reserve your subscription ro The Official State Flowers Bell Collection .simply complete the Reservation Application below and mail it to the Danbury Mint by July 31, 1978. You need send no money now. You will be billed fo r each of yo ur bells prior to shipment. The Official State Flowers Bell Collection consists of 50 individual bells to be issued at the rate of two bells per month. Subscribers are guaranteed the same, low original issue price of just $9.00 each for every bell throughout the entire collection. Should you receive any bell thar you arc not completely satisfied with, you may return it within 30 days fo r replacement or refund. Naturally, yo u may cancel your subscription at any time. Prompt Action Needed Remember, subscriptions for this offering must be post- marked by July 31, 1978. Please act promptly. -·············----·--·-·· --lkservauon.Apphcauon I i\otusr bc1posrrnarked i The Danbury Mint : 47 Richards Avenue by July 31, l978 · ~ Norw~, Conn. 06856 . . Please accept my reservation to The Official State Flowers Bell : Collection. I understand there will be 50 bone china bells in this limiccd ; edition series and that the bells will be issued at the rate of 2 new bells every l month at the guaranteed price of $18.00 per monthly shipment (plus $1.SO ; for shipping and handling costs). I need send no money now. I wiJJ be billed for the ~t 2 bells prior to : shipment and invoiced for subsc.qucnt bells on a monthly basis. I may cancel ; this subscription at any time and any shipmcnc may be returned for a full l refund if upon receipc I 30\ not completely satisfied. . . . . . . ;Name __ oO-t::'-'--......._~~~-----~-----------. ,-•.. --- : Addr~s ---------------------' . l Ciry ; State -------------Zip ______ _ , i Signature -----------. ; O Check here if you want your bells charged, as they arc shipped, to your: ~ O Bank Amcricard/Visa O MastcrC hargc . : -----,c~:r.Gt...,...-::c~.,.dN~_,..,-:----------,~,~-n-,_-..,,..,~-,.---F-F-W ······-··--------···---·-··-·--·----········-········· - ~ 4 ~ .t:. ~J Baby Care Hotline Can you overfeed a baby? What kinds of games can you play with your baby to Ip his or he1 development? Now. a baby-food manufacturer has recOfded answers from experts to these and other commonly asked questions about infant care and has made them available to consumers on a toll-f?.ee hotline Among those answenng qu~oons are pediatrician and FAMIL v WEEJ<1 v con trlbutor Alvin Eden. child-development authority Burton White of Harvard Umv. and nutrition expert Seymour H11lpem of the N Y. Medical College The hotline Is in. operation Mon through Fri from 9.00 A.M to 4 00 PM (EDT). The number 1s R00-523·6633 (in Pennsylvania. call 800 492-2384) Preventing And Handling Insect Stings Insect stings are po1en11ally more dangerous than many people realize says the Health Insurance Inst Although only 8 In 1.000 victims develop reactions that can be fatal. acrording to allergist Dr Claude A Frazier. other people suffer less drastic but troubl~me effects To help prevent ~ngs· • Don't run barefoot in the summer Shoes provide good protection from In ieClS that nest in the grass • If you ~e ayettOW]a<:ket or wasp nlst. never try to remove It yourself • Halrsprays. cosmetics. bright colors. suede, bright metal objects and mohon all attract stinging Insects • If a~nging Insect Is hover1ng over you. stand still until it goes away If you are stung. prompt action can help relieve oc prevent some of the more troublesome effects. Fnmer advises look " Ing foe the stinger as soon as you ve been stung If you find It, scrape II away with a fingernail. However. do not try to re move a honeybee stinger: To reduce swelttng. apply cold com presses Elevatlng or keeping the affect ed area level can help except In the case o( a swollen kg. wh£n l)dng down I$ best If there are any signs of hives. wheezing. Itching eyes. sneezing Of constnct10n around the throat. get medic.al help FAMDJW&lm T'"1 H-~ ll10-z1tt1 ,.,.. ••• Rt MCI,......... Morton FIW!k la~V .......... Dnctof Patrtc:lt M. UMby ........ ~SCott~ '2 • f 4Ml\.Y W£EIU.Y. J-ti. ll'1'I ... In THE Jumping Your.Way To Fitness Jumping rope IS no longer kids' stuff Taking a lip from boxers. who've used jumping rope a.s part of their conditioning regimen for years. Increasing numbers of adults are beginning to Jump their way in lo shape Sidney Filson, author of Jumping Into Shape (Franklin Watts). says 15 minutes of jumping a day provides a good w<>fk· out wiih minimal space and equipment AU you Oi?ed are a jump rope and a patr of good running shoes to provide neces- sary padding on the balls of the feet Women should wear a tight leotard or athletic bra fot support If you're over 40. have a stress lesl before starting to jump House Calls Are Their Business Nowadays ii seems as if the only peo pie who rnake h&use calls are repairmen. But ii Is still possible to find doctors who do Believe II or not. some travel as far as 30 miles and don't expect their patients to pay them or even say "thanks .. They're the veterinarians in Purdue Univ.·s Large Animal Clinic, and their pa rlents are m°'tly hones. cattle and pigs and an occas10nal elephant or camel The hecfti of the clinic. Dr: Edwin H Page. says the clink: vets make mc.we than 3,QOO "house calls" 11 year Page adds that most visils denl with disease prevention rather than treatment of animals that are acutely m Now you· re ready to begin Instead of counting Jumps. Filson suggests you put on a favonte record. When the Side 1s hnlshed. your 15 minutes are up. To pre vent 1amn9. do not jump with both feet at the same lime: use a "running step. landing on the balls of your feet This should also help prevent noise "If you can hear yourself. you're not doing it ught." says Filson Try to keep your arms as still as poss1 ble. using only the wrists to turn the rope Don t try to iump 15 minutes the f1rsl time. when you're tired rest by bending over and pulling your palms on the floor Expect your calves to hurt at first Management Training -At Home You may feel as if you're "iust a housewife ... but according to l college professor. the work you do running the house Is developing management skills that you might later be able 10 apply in the business world. Or. Hazel Ezell. dir. of the MBA J>rogtam al the Univ. of~ bama's Graduate School of Business. says. "Many women sell themselves short They don't realize that they've been exercising the kind of skills employ ers are looking for in manageTS .. Housewives use many management skills daOy says Ezell. Among these are managing time. delegating respoosibllity to Olher famUy members and planning acllvlties "A successful housewife who has some business knowledge can leglll ma1ely add these skiUs to her resum~. says Ezell. Whal does it take to make the transl tlon from managing a house to running an office'> Enll says if a woman has had $Ol'Tle busiM'5 background that she tS willing to updite with buslnus courses. then her "on the job" experience should help her on the road'to management Quick Takes Working mothen tend to be m0tt la.teat with their ffrY YoU"9 children and tougher on tMtr Khool·age cbUdren than their strictly homemaking counter· parts repocts a new study The 2 researchen. who are themselves working mothers, theorize that early latitude may be partially due to work· ing moth~· guilt O'ller their absence from the home But once the young sters start school. working mothers seem to expect children to perform in ways that reflect the mothers· own self-discipline and monvauon If 11'• tnte that yo• att what you eat. Amencans are saturated with fai. sugar and salt -the three elements which. when taken to excess. may contribute 10 heart disease. obesity and stroke The U S Senate Select Committee on Nutrition reports that.in 1976. the average American consumed about 125 pounds of fat and 100 pounds of sugar. Thefts and enauggllng ac:.c.ount for only • &acdon of the booming lU~ traffic In pracrtptlon drugs according to the General Ac· counting~. which says that most of the abuse "results from false pre· scriptions. illegal sales and over· prescribing " Studies conducted by the Justice Dept Indicate that 12% of doctors sampled were overprescnb- ing. and 56% of the pharmacies were filling forged l>r.iscrtptions. In many cases. physicians actually sold con· trolled subslances to patients for add1 tional profit BIRlllDAYS (Sun Tues • Gemini. Wed.·Sat .. Cancer)· Suncbly -Paul McCartney 36: Richard Boone 61: E.G Marshall 68: Tom Wicker 52. Moncta, -Tuine "Sj)anky~ McFarlane 36:-Cena Rowlands 42. Tuaday Lillian Hellman 73: Brian Wilson 36. Andre Walts 32. Wed~ -Jean Paul Sartre 73; Maureen Stapleton 53. Jane Russell 57: Carl Stokes 51 Thunday- Krls Kristofferson 42. Bill Blass 56: Pete Maravich 30. Fndaif -Bob Fosse 51: Irene Worth 62: June Carter Cash 49 Sa......., -Jack Demps.ey 83: BUly Casper 47: Pete Hamill 43. Jeff Beck 34 Bbt.ltMlllt Peop&r. Jw R~ ud Pete Maraeldl Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. KIO!)S. 17 mg. •tat. I .3 mg. mcouoe. longs. 18 mg. ·1ar". I .3 mg. mcoune av. per cigarane. FTC Repon ,_,,., SADDLIEIACIC IMW 28402 Marguerite Parkway M ission Viejo '3 I -2040 -494-4949 CREVIER MOTORS 208 W 1st St Santa Ana -US-3171 ROY CARVER IMW t 540 Jamboree Road Newpcrt Beach -640-6444 CADILLAC MAIERS CADILLAC 1600 Harbor Blvd. COsta Mesa -540-tlOO CHEVROLET COHt-lllL CHEVROLET 2600 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa -546-1200 DATSUN IARWICIC DA TSUH 33375 Camino Capistrano San Juan Capistrano lll·ll75-4'J-ll7S SUNSET FORD 5440 Garden Grove Blvd Westminster -646-4010 PHIL LOMG FORD 43 Auto Center Drive lrvine-761-5111 ld!t .. UHIVERSITY OLDSMOllLE 2850 Harbor Blvd Costa· Mesa -540.9640 HONDA ROH GOODWIN HONDA 700 S. Harbor Blvd. Fullerto n -171-0412 , CO~ELAHD MOfORS, IMC. 200~ E. 1st St. Santa Ana-551-IOOO - --c ~ --- LINC OLM-MERCURY JOHHSOM & SOM UHCOLH·MHCUIY 2626 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa -540.5610 TV W~EK, JUNE 18, 1978 OLDSMOBILE UMIVUSITY OLDSMOllLE 2850 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540.9640 PONTIAC IOHGOODWIH PONTIAC -GMC 700 S Harbor B lvd. 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L TO. 1442 South Bristol Santa Ana--146--0220 SUNDAY, JUNt II 11:00 U PBA lbtlonal Bowli111 Olamplomlu~ Tht ftnals ol one of the premier events live lrom Reno Nevada D Anetls Bueball lbe Cahfo1n11 Aniels v\ tht No• Yor~ Y1n~ees 12:00 & ® 1211 U.S. Oi-n Goll Tour111me11t l1vt coverace Ol the ftn1I round play lrom the Cherry Hills Counlry Club in Denver Colorado 1:00 U '.I: The Mawiiu•tt SCIO Auto Race r our hme lnd1a111riohs "''""'' A J foY1 1s e•pected to bt on the field ol this 1ace broadcast hvt lrom West Alhs W1sc.ons1n \:30 U World CMmplOMh1p Tt1111t$ Sh1~ey ~ lournamtnl of Champions Yljay Amutu1 vs Harold Solomon 2:30 U SportsWoild The Na1ton1I [hie Women·s Gymnasttrs Ctt1mpKll' ships (Par1 2) the USAC m1diel aulo me and the 11th runnmc of the Coronation Cup hor~ race at h1s1011c Cpsom Downs '" (ngtand p1ov1du v1ewtrs with three m11or event~ 1n d1vercenl aren ol interna11onal sports • 4:00 U (IJ I~ ~l World lnvlt1tion1I Tennis Classic Coverage ol thP Women's S1neles ltalurmg V11g101a Wade against Diane fromholU MONDAY, JUNE 19 6:30 U {1J <101 <tt ABC Mo11d1y Nlaht Blstball T earns not ava1lablt al press time FRIDAY, IUNl 23 5:00 U Allcels 8'seb1ll !he Cahtorn1a Angels vs the lens Ranger\ SATUR~Y. JUllf. 24 1:00 O 12"3' !l! l1h1or luaue 8uebt11 fhe Atl~nta 8uves vs San Francisco Giants 3:00 U 'I The C.~dian Open Goll Tou1n1menl No 1nlo1mat1on ava1labl' from the Netwotk at our press lime U l f.11 l9 Track & fltld, Wrtslhft& 1nd Volleyb11I: The NCAA CMmp!Ol!s lh1s program teature\ collt&e \tams competing too tn~ honors 1n wrestling volleyball and outdoor track and held e~ents 4•00 U e t8S Sports $Jlet1acul11 No 1nlQ1matoon a~a1lable from lht Net'#Ork at our press time S-00 U 31 :21 ABC's WHle Wotkl ol Sports track ant! fl,ljj WIPSthnR Volleyball Tht NCAA Champions ED Stir Soccer West 81omw1d1 Albion ·~ l frds U n11ed 1:30 m Protessio111t Socttr Philadttph1a al Oakland SUNDAY, JUNE 11 6:00 D "The Pride al the l1nkm" (dra) '42 Gary Cooper Teresa W11gh1 m "Trmnmtt loltMOll" (di~) 43 Van Heflin, Ruth Hussey 9------m~ ~QA&ti.ldJ ill Jown" tdra) )5 Greer Ga1son 8:00 m "Pride ind Prtjudlce" (dra) 40 Sti laurencn>nvrer MONDAY, JUNE 19 8:00 U (C) "Th• Christmas Tree" (draJ '69 Wiiham Holden. Vorna l1s1 O <C°' "The Court Jester" (com) )6-0anny !\aye. Glynnis John\ Q) (C1 "Sodom & Gomorrah" Cdral '63 Stewdrt Granier, Prer Allith 9:00 1J '2lJ ~\ 1-e) "Just A ltttle lnconwen1entt" (dra) '7) Lee M11ors 9:30 8 Ct l "Mc"be & Mil-Miller" (wU) 71 Warren Beatty lulft Ch11s11e TUESDAY. JUNE Z0 1;00 D C-1 "An Amtnan Dream" ldra) 66 Stuart Whitman lanel le11h 0 (CJ "Away All Boats" (advJ 56 Jell Ct11ndler lulie Ad~m\ a> "Allll 1114 tht Kins ol Siam" (dra) '46-lrene Dunne Ro Harrison 9:00 0 •Cl "Escape From llottn C.11ty" (dr1) 11 Jacqueline Smith WEOllESDAT, JUlf£ 21 8:00 D ft.' "Gunfi&llt at Co!Nncllt CrHk" (wes) 63 -Audie Mu1phy CiJ Ct" wlotlny Say" (iih) ~3 Afan Ladd James Mason Q) ,_CJ "Tbt Dirk 11 ttie Top of tilt Stain" (dri) 60 Robert Preston -9:.00 U ..C "B!'inl's: Tlle C1ut loMlt<J" (adv) 76 ::.rt Btlr TIIUllSDAY, Jlll£:tr , 1:08 8 (Cl '.!YWM• TiMS Setd" ~om) '6/-STl11tt'f Macl 11ne (;) "Mr L»Uy" (d11) •3 ~ry Grant tualnt Off • ,...._ 9:l0 u lll \'81 ((:) "Plwe IV" (Kl Ii) '74 N11et DmnpOlt fJIDAY, JUJU 23 i:OO m lC) '1orll T0ttl Tora!" (d1•) '70 CG Mtrlhall, James WMmort 1:00 Cl ~ "TJOIOll" (dfl) H lohn War11t. L1111ne D•r t.00 • cm Qt) ce1 "fOftJ Cl!1b" (d11) 13 l IV Ullmann SATUaDAY, JUllC 24 &:00 D tC> wA CGMtdkvt YankK ill Kiii& Artlwr's C.rt" (mu~) 49 Bina Ctosby. Rnonda rtem1n1 Q) (C) .. , .. ., lat!*" (d11) 'S7 Bob Hope, Ve1a Miits 1:00 (;) "YOll Cln't Clltat All t4eMtt lll1n" (com) '39-W (; F1eld1 9:00 a ()) tC1 '11't St<rtl of S.nta ¥lttw" (d11) 'G9 Anthonr Quinn G 9 U le "A St1ttltln1 ruslt111t1 111111" (dtl ) '78 t:30 D '11't ltnk Dkk" ('Ort') '4u -W C field,, Una Me1k~t ORDER YOURS NOW • • 1000 BEAUTIFUL STICK-ON LABELS ..ST'lUSH TYPE ON GOOD QUALITY WHITE GUMMED PAPER • PERSONALIZED •EASY TO USE • FOR YOU OR A FRIEND rF;,;,;;:-~ :-o:;,;, -:,:; ;,;-:.:,:,;;;-Ji;; 7 -;5~:;:;,.--;;,1 t Piiot Printing. Label Div ; I Post Office Box 1 560 • 330 W Bay St 1 I Costa Mesa. Cahforn1a 92626 1 I I .-I -,.._ t I I I I I Be Sure to Use Your Zlpcode J I I I L ---------------------~ PILOT PRINTING ' Billy Dee Williams, who played the lover of Billie Holiday (Diana Ross) in the movie "lady Sines the Blues," stars in the title role of "Scott Joplin: Kina of Rastime," an NBC World Premiere llOvfe on Tiie 8fa Event, Tuesday from 9 to 1 IPM. Joplin's music (in Oscar· winnin1 adaptations by Marvin Hamlisch) aained wide popularity as a result of the Academy Award·winnin1 film "The Stina." The World Premiere lllO'lie details Joplin's unsuc· cesstul efforts to 1et recoanitlon durin1 a richly cmtiYt but frustratin1 lifetime. Oscar winner Art Carney (Best Actor, "Harry and Tonto," 1974) co-stars as'lohn Star\, tht music publisher who belined in Joplin's music and bl'Oll&ht sud! works as "The Maple Lui Ra1" and "Tht Enter· tai111r''-wllidl became tndurin1 hits-before the..~ Tht musjul drama traces JopliM, !if•:. from childhood prodio to holtky·tonl P'ano player to Mrious composer. As a Mad cont· paser at the turn of tht c1nt1u1, ht finds that tht wllite musical establishment does not rt,dily 1eeept him or his stran11 new musk. Joplin's music was 1rran1td and performed for tht film by ltidlard Hyman. An orl1i111I IOlll, "Han1-0vtr Blues," was written by Harold Johnto11. Co-starrln1 •rt Clifton Davis, Mer1er1t Avery, Godfrey C1mbrid11, hj Mahal, Eublt Blake, Seymour Cassel, Dewayne Jmit Ind $po-0t-0dtt. l ... MORNING -5:30- D Summer Semuter 6:00 0 IJ Instructional Cour$t$ D Knowledc• I hrs weeks IOPICS is Agriculture and Energy wilt\ sea · mtnts rncludrng Mon A&1iculture u 1C-Umtf1nd Producer of £nero; lues. Cntro ind the l>rymc Crop$, Wed Entro 1nd IM Greenhouse lnchlStry; lhurs Enero ind Al!im1I Atnculture; Fu lnero and "°" ProductlOll Systems.. ) J The l'Tl Club 8 Sunrist Semester 0 (10! ID fHllllts -6:30- 0 ust of Ille Wild 0 .n llot fo1 Womtn Only U CarrlSCO!tndas U D1ybrt1k a 0 o Future ID New Zoo Revue m Fun•y Phantom lf Romper Room rU Instructional Coursts 7:00 0 8 News o in Q• Tod11 Show D 700 Club U I OJ 2tJ Good Morn1n1 Amet1a David Hartman hOSls 0 Dmy l Golilth m Abbott ' toste11o Cl) PtMIOpt Pitstop ED Yori for Hulth -7:30- 0 The Froollts ID Yori I Friends fD Mister Roeers 8:00 0 ~pt11n AJ1111roo LI) Sllll11p e Them. tiff m Wooc1J11ted1e f1l) Zoom! -8:30-u Featum ID 11tJ r iworile Martian m '°""' ~rtvoa fD Villi Ale1re: Once Q,sslc fll 1Ul [le(tric Company Upon A ID hmily Affair Q) 1!om9tr R- 10:00 U ll 13f The New H1(h ltolltn U Voyace lo the Bottom of the Sta 0 I~ ~ HIPOY Days O Mid Morn1n1 Sandy Baron hosts ID Andy Griffith Q) Pubhc Affa1ri ED~· Futum -10:30- 0 • • • IM• of Ult U t23 lt Wheel ol fortune Chuck Woolery hosts 0 3 11Cl 2t $20,000 Pyr1m1d 01c~ Clark host\ ID Koaan's Htcoes m Gomer Pyle 11:00 D I Youni & ltmlm U t23 '391 Sanford ind Son U Dit~ Vin Oyh O 3 1 2$, FamllJ feud Rithdrd Dawson is host 10 All My CMdttn ll)llews 24 Lilias Yoia 1nd You ED Electric Company -11:30- 0 8 Snrch lor Tornomr1t 0 '30 The Gone Show Chut ~ 8a111s hosts U Father Knows 8m U ...1 2i lty1n's Hope ID Mowres: Set Daytime Mo .. ts a> Nanny & the Professor lt Pllll l>oft1hue SllOlt fD Od Cuttt O> Villa Altcre AFTl!RNOON 12:00 0 Thi Sit~ Edw11d1 $/low O f0t lbthtr, For Poorer 0 Twih(ht ZOM U 'l) (}fl All My Cllildien t flews 0 Movie: Se~ O~yllmt Mnv"~ JQ Qt News a> t Drum of Junntt fD Michie! l•cbon ED Mundo Ubno -12:30-D t As tllf Wof14 Turns IJ ~~ IJIJ D1ys of Our llYt~ 0 The •if1tn1111 'TD) F 1111ily ftud f4> ftat11ru fI) Yota !of Hullh 2• uli1s. Yoa1 and You W Martlll Nu~al -2:30- 0 o. All in the f"'1ilY m Tllt Arch1t1 m Ttrrytoons ED R1fti 3:00 D The Mite Doucln Sllolr O To Tell Ille Truth; Unicorn luts Th• Magic Ital (lhP £mpt101 ~ Ntw Clotho/ Up 10 dal• v,,smn1 of ta1ry tale crass1cs comb1n1nR last Cl•(td advtntu" hvmo• niuw u\ pPns• and beh•vab1l1tv "'' h thP moral m"!M!&es r1I ,;ell ~norm 4nd beloved lwy taft~ U Tht lo~er·s Wild U !I 2t Edee of ll1fht II Mitch C.me 0 Grttn Aerts IQ. MO'lie: See Oayt1m, Mov1t~ m Tht Fhntstones (() Heckle & Jt<~le 23 for RtChtr, For Poorer fD )4 Futures ED Carol1n1 39 Dm1ll so Sesame Shttt -3:30- 3 hm ll1bon Stlow U Med1ul Center U Din1h! U Mowtt See Oaytrm~ Mo;re e The Br1cly Bunch O C«Kenlr1hon Jark Nm hom ID Yofl I fntnds (() Woody/Popeye n Tiit Cone SllOlt 24 Villi Altere 29 The Popere Stiow 4:00 0 Mitch wmt '71 • EmeiaencJ Ont 0 lrOMldt 2~ C1rol Burnett ind r11ends 24 Cltctric Comp1ny ED V1111 Alearr 29 little Rue.Its €!) Tornto De Estrtlln so M1s1t1 Roaus -4:30- D Mitch wme 3 :n Merv Gnffln U Miry Tyltr Moore 1Q C11ol Burnett & Frttnds m The Mon~ttS (() l054t ind tht Puuyt1ts 2• Zoom; Once UPon A CluS1c r 11 ED Mister Roam 29 D1n1h )9 Hollywood Sq1111ts so Villa Aletrt 5:00 0 U 0 • 10 News U BcN11nu 0 Wild W1kl West ID The New Micley Mouse Club m~trmn 24 Mister Roeers ED Stsamt Sllttt lt Mary Tyltr Moott so llod1epod1e Lodae -5:30- 0 -29 m News ID hm11J All111 (() Wait Tilt Your ht11er Gtts Homt )4 Over bSJ 39 lle1ntchtd Mlchael Parks. (left-as a Texas Ranger), and Henry Gibson (as a state investigator), try to get Jaclyn Smtih {a woman v1ctim1zed by her husband). to testily against him. In "Escape From Bogen County." repeating on the CBS Tuesday Night Movie at 9PM SUPER BUYS ATTHE SUPER DOMEI ORA~E COUN!Y'S LE_AS_)NG SPECIAU~T~ ALL CADILLACS DISCO<Jl"ITED THO<J8ANDS OF DOLLARS! MAKI! AN OFFERI we ARI! EA8YI , ... 5 SUNDAY JUNE 11 MORNING • lndiates 1n Advertisement -5:30-e M1rt Wiboll M11t< Show CD 81blt Answtrs/Clmstopllers " 6:00 e Lind ol the lost e On ltlt Move O Youth ' tilt Issues m Romper Room -6:30-0 Tod1y's Reh&IOll e Thundtr O MllSic ' lht Spoken Word D D1ybru• ( t 1 let There Be Licht O The Pll Club CDWithll 1fiJ Relicious Proeram 7:00 0 Limp Unto My fHI L Voice ol Acricullurt e Sert114hpity O Bic Blue Marble O Eyewitnw Los •nceln I TV 8 Looks 1t lurn1n1 {Q Directrons CD Bullwin•lt en Emal •ncley H011r U Tiits Is the 1.Jle ED Yoea for Hulth )t Acrkulture USA -7:30- 0 look Up 1nd l.Jwt '3 •Rev. 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Public F'ulsf CD The Monkw 29 Stlrch lt Face tht ls.sue -10:30- 0 Today's Reh&IOll D 1' 1t J1bbtr11• O Re• Leroy Je11•111S lV WEEK JUNE 18 1978~ r 10 Ntwsm1,us CD 811d7 Kteh en C,lmy Chapel m P1nt1ll1 Doq11nt<1I 39 Jobhne 11 :00 O e PB• N1hon1I Bowhna Ch1mp1onslups The finals of the 19th Annual Professo0n1I Bo,.IPrs Asro 1a 11on Na11on1I Chi1mp1onsh1p hom RPno Nevada 0 Al Ont With ... O An1els 81seb1ll I he tahlnrn1a An&els vs New VOi~ Yan~tes 0 3 29 Grut Grape Ape O Islam 1n ~enQ 10 Issues & Answen m Mowie C "Sword ol Sherwood rorut" (advJ Ii I R1cha1d Greene l'ttPr (.~shin~ Niall MacG1nn1s N12,1 Cffene m Church in the Home 23 Lind of the lost ID Electric Company )t Hortlons -11:30- 0 3 at Animals Anim1ls Host Hal linden e1plo1es the world 01 shtep 111 arl literature history legrnd mylhologv ~nd •n lhr etoloay O Thnller 10 Ad1m·tz ... 23 Thunder fij) Reboj> 39 1.*1n1 Clui AFTERNOON 12:00 0 Mow1t C "f1te of A Fu1rhn " !d•a) '>q Fred M1eMun1y PEOPLE'S COMMAND PERFORMANCE leading performers lrom all facets of the show-business world who have been chosen by the pubhc through a national survey. demonstrate the talents that have made them so popular with the audiences who selected them in the second annual ''People's Command Performance,'' a fast paced, two hour musical, comedy variety special. geared to all age groups, Thursday lrom 9 lo I J PM on CBS. Buddy £bsen a leading Siar on Broadway. and in films and telev1s1on prior to his rurrenl 1ole as Barnaby Jones on the Network acls as host for the event and also performs some of the songs and dances he made popular as far back as Ziegfeld Follies days Also starring 1n the special which was taped 1n va11ous locations including Hollywood. Calif . Reno, Nev , New York City and Paris where producers traveled to tape the personalities requested by the viewers. are, 1n alphabetical order Lynn Anderson. famous Hollywood columnist Army Archerd Jim Barley, Victor Borge Richard Burton. Red Bullons, Charlie Callas Bob Crosby, Phyllis Diller. Buddy Hackett. [laine Joyte, r rank1e Laine. Pegey Lee [lhel Merman, Jan Murray, Grneer Rogers. Neil Sedaka Bobby Short. Bobby Van and Senor Wences Miss Anderson sings a selection of her newest and most popular hit records, impersonator Bailey "recreates' a Judy Garland perfor ~ance Bor~e presents one or his famous piano comedy routines. and • Burton' sings the tifie'Sonc rrom tntBroad1ny muSital 0 0mel6r1n which he sta1red In add1t1on lo the one man comedy routnes ot Buttons, CAiias and HackeU, Senor Wences. lrom Pans, performs his classic comedy routrne, Johnny and the man in the bot In the musical department. Bob Crosby leads the band in a Bobcat number. Elaine Joyce and Bobby Van sing and dance a medley from "The Music Man." Frankie Laine performs some of his memorable hits, ~nd Peegy Lee in her own electrityrn& style-presents a medley includ1na "Fever." "ls That All Jhere Is?" and "What I Ord 101 love " Other musical h1ghhghts include Ethel Merman in a medley topped off by Aluander's Ragtime Band and I heres No Busrness Like Show Business." Ginger Rogers singing and dancing lo Carioca which she and Fred Astaire tnlroduced 1n the film "flying Down lo Rio," Nell Sedaka with some ol his best hits including "Laughing in the Ratn" and Bad Blood, and Bobby Short doing a Cole Porter medley Bob Slivers is the executive producer of the special Tony Award winner Bob Frnkel rs produce• and 1 ony Charmoh and Herbert Baker are producer and director. respectively franUe u i11t (rlp t) Is Ont ol tht 1t1din1 pertort11t11 clloltll ., tilt 1M1llllc to enttr1aift °" "Peo,lt's Command Ptrlo1m1nu," repeatint Ttlu1141r from 9 to 11 fltl on cas. U (IQ) 1.21 U.S. Open Goll (;Nmpioftsllip live covttaif of final round play hom the Cherry Hills Country Club in OenvPr Colo.ado a> The Bold Ones l2J) llorie: "e:' ''The !'Olly" (dill 49 Robert Mitchum Myrna Loy m Gfut "1fOllMIK4 The "°' Nft ConQutsts (R) hble Manners ltl ufld of 111e tos1 -12:30- 0 Mowie: e_ ''St.tr 1n Ult Ollst" (wes) '56 John A&ar Mamie Van Ooren. Rrchard Boone leif [11tkson CD MOY1t: "Blood Feud" (mys) 73-lames Ste•art Strother Martin lew Ayres. Diena hong m World Cu, Soctt1 IUI Thunder 1:00 D (f The Milwaukee ~ Auto bee four time Indianapolis w1nntr r. J foyt 1s upetted 10 be 1n 1he held of this me hve from Wtsl Allis Wisconsin a> Mod SQl!fd !DJ Mertie: "Wlltn My S.by Smiles It IN" (mus) '48-Betty Crable, Dan Dailey, Jack Oak1e -1:30- D World t11a111pionsh1p Ttnnil "Shakevs fou1nament of Cham p1ons" V110 Am11lra1 v\ Ha1old Solomon U The T will&hl Zone 2:00 U The Bi& V1llty a A*tt ' Costello CD MO'fle: "Jtyin& T11ers" (dial •2-John Wayne Paul l(ell1 Anna let a> T1run all Ironside m Men of l rOlllt -2:30- fID toll Street Week ISOJ In SUrch ol tht ltul Mitnu -4:30-u race tht MatlOll fB Llrry llllUIM Sllow 2S Meet the Press fID Was1M11cton Week in llt'l- SIJ. llft Alwlld U' 5:00 tJ ""'II O Star Trtk O Mowte: ~ '1f1tl Success Spoil ROd Hunter" (com) ~7 -Tony Ran dall Jayne Mansfield Bets1 Ora-e Joan Blondell tl) Atnetr<Jn brae! lwish Hovr 11' rn111 feature H lrr<J m n11111 Uflt ()lJ News 1501 the ttul Pt09le -5:30-u 11eW11111hrs r') AnitMI World D [Dl lltwJ B Issues & Amwtn rlJl Conur11 (141 Coo'lna l}fJ CMmploMhlp fl"'rna. fal Fttltnc Frtt I lv•NiNG 8:00 • u. I(' ll} lltwS .iJ foru111 0 McMt: (ZVtllr) Tiit Pndt ol ltl• Y1ftlees" Cdra) 42 Gary Cooper I e"sa w111hl 10 Adam-12 CD Mowte: (Zllrl "l tllllmet 1o!111· son" (dr1) 43-V;n Htfhn Ruth HuSSfy lton,I Barr,moie a> llloftt: C (2hr) "Stra111e Lldy 1n TOWll" (dra) ·~~ Greer Garson Dana ~ndrews fl)~ C,fldy aboul a 1enlle parson who doubles as a grotesquely d1esstd smugele1 by Ot~ht who leads a band 111 smug gters and helps the poor all .. hilt Hying to elude the troops sent by l<mg George Ill to subdue I ht smug glers Patnc~ McCoohan Geotlrry Ileen Ent flynn Tony B111ton Georfe Cole Kay Walsh M• hut HOldetn and Sean Stully \tar U L r1(l H Nancy Ore•/ Hudy lloy1 ltystenes lht lady on fhu1sday at ltn <Rl tauthl in a le111fy1ng mysltty 1n Ntw Yo•~ City Nancy and i rn1ddlewe1&hl bo•er anempl to thwart an assassination allempt on a top B1111sh ollimt G kumal World fI) Orama l4J~ln• fI> lty Kin&dom IOI love: ~Ka lion A docu.menlary special leatu11ng t11m footage and ptrsonat 1ememb1ances of the lovr story ol the century that ol l\1ng [d~a1d lht VII and Mis Wallis Simpson a commoner The l\1ng ~ obsession with his love d1v1ded a nahon s toy allies and brouaht about a conshlu honal cr1ses and eventually ~n abdication ot the throne 0) Aun Hay Mas ll So«er Mldt 1n Cerm1ny -7:30- 0 Ruff House '1' G.uden1n1 8:00 9:00 0 $ An 1n tht Family (R) (Ollh questions h" deeptst behel~ "'hen tragr.Jystri~e~ tht Bun~'' houseliold 1n part Qne ol a two part ~to1y U Oral ltobtr1S • Clli (ta Cl)) lleorit: '_C'I (lllt4S.) "Wllitc UM ,t'ltf" (d1a) '15-Jan ltrchatl Vincent. K•r lenz Sltm Pte•ens Ian Michael Vin cent stars 1n this e 1c1tin1 dram• ol one man's strut1le 1111"11 the COi 111otion and blutahly ol Ille Amon• 1ruc~1n1 induWr O Ltvtnl ldea\..01 F11nk lt1Clltht11 al ttu Humbl1d EL) 24 Mutuplt't Tllutre Pol dar~ II A Scot11sh merchant save~ Ross horn a french l111ng squad and hnds that h1~ 111,nd Ow1&hl 1s sllll alive Otmelza has given b1r1h In a dau&hler Ctowantt SO Great Pertormances _g:]0- 0 8 Alice (R) When <nunlry mus1t supr1~1ar lerry ~eed drops by Mel~ diner to set rto who once was his babys1ttt1 Ile ~oons lrnds h1msell smothered .. 1th aduta11on among othe1 thmgs1 0 Th• K1n1 Is Comma O Garner Ted Armstrona ED World Cup Somr 10:00 0 8 SPECIAL Gypsy 1n My So411 Sn11lry Matl a1nr 1ta1s 1n 1h1s repeat special with guest star lutille Ball 1n which tr1butr 1s paid to lht gypsies -bllys and 11rls ol the thut11cat chocus wllost members represent people from all .... 1~s 111 hi• U 01y ol Otsco'ltry O lrnest Ancter Kou1 m The Odd Couple a> Goipel Holtr ID '4 Grt1I Performantn D SportsWortd The Nahon~I Elite Womens Gymnast res Championstups (Part 2). lhr. USAC rrudeet ilulo 1m and the 17th 1unnmc ot the Corona hon Cup horse race at h1stonc Epsom Oowns 1n lniland p1ov1des v1'w,1s 111th three ma101 events 1n d1ver~enl mas ol internatt0nal sparts 3:00 D Movie: CC) "Th• Aqu1111nS:' (dra) 10 R1eardo Montalban lost fe11er. Kate Woodville 1241 Crochtt'a Victory Gar~ fD Ttn Years After b rner An uam 1nation ol m1no111y employment prac l1ce.s 1n tlus country ten yea~ alter lift Urabn Riots ol lhe sixties and ten vnrs after tht llerncr Commission concluded that "\llock1 n&ly back wa1d" m1nonly practttes on daily newspaperi ~M1rbuhn& to those llOtS 2() Channel H falh About th• D ...t Rhod• (Rl Rhoda and B•enda spend fheu bt wte\ly m11 with their parents 10ok1nc al some nome movies ot Rhoda s rh1tdhood 0 'ft ® The Ii& h111t· C.arth quake (3hr) Charlton Heston Awa Gardner l01ne Greene Cenew1eve Bu1old and R1ehard Roundlte' m1 1n thtS Academy Award w1nn1ng movie that ceahshcally depicts the c111 tlysm1c destruction ot cnntempo1arv los -.Ogeles !he dr•m• lollo111s lht events ot the hv&e qua\e ,nd lhe people involved in its v1oltnl and une•pected deSlluthon U ~ \TOl (2jl lut1n I ht Search" (R) l utan 1s conlronted by a hostile sherill and unl11endly 1anchers when. m sea1th nl his 1den hty he returns lo the mounla1ns .illere he spent h1S tormallve yur\ living in lhe wilds U II It Written -10:30- 0 Jimmy S•1uart Siio• mNM 11:00 0 ! U • fqi 1i Ntn CiJ m U News 0 PKesetten 0 Take A Good look U) Movie' "Pnde & Pre1ud1tt" (dral '40 S11 t ~urencr Ohv1er Grw r.arson "lloNNJ llJ Movie: C "Shoot loud. Loudtt .. J Don't Unclers1and" (com) '67 ..Maictllo Mutro1ann1 a> Mias Srnrtll 1fld ,_, illl !Bl SportsWOf td fl1> Tiie Ori&IMb 0) Sit""'• (II '*""''° 1t§l 11Kafceratt4 Cllildrt11 -3:30-G Moollt: "Swl111p W1te1" (\U~) 'l-Oan1 Andrtws W1llu 81ennJn Apot.iWtr m l"'1!1bout "A 0,licatt !»lann" .. 4:00 D $ullllay D VoJltt to tlll lltl10fll 14 1:111 Sta e ru1 l2tl The WorW trmia- tloMI tellflil Clttslt W0111en s "n itr~ teatur'5 V11t1ft11 Wtd• aca1nst Diane r romholtz Total p111t money 1n Ille t~nn1s tlmlC 1s S?00,000. with a h•st p111r of S!>0.000 CD M°'le: "We've llHtr lt1n licked" (dra) '43 Noah Berry h Richard Quine, Robert Mitchum ID llMll: "Tht loll Mattlin StOfl'' (d11) '56 Bob Mathen. Waid Bond Olf"t ot Appropr111t E11t10 U M•!l frter Moon lt1 Oftct Upon A ClaSMC -6:30- G 1(1llews 3 I Wi4c1 ~lft&dOfll u uec 11..n eontertll<'- • Wide World of Mwnture 10J ltnl Stall4m1 Alfa1r fl) Gattil• tfl) Oialotwt (24) Tiit f r9llC1I Chit fD The Stlflt-Glly flits A ~tudy ol lht Vt 0Ll1le 11\aktl Gm St Galy It wn& Ifie trullM ol a lhret ~un - deed Mjuare fOOI a11ts1hc nJnahwt 1n t1lr dtjM(lint the 1ust01y cl Colonial W1lh1111sbur1 12tlll• totM ...... tl llewllchtd \'Al lie •we Marble 7 :00 8 l I) Ml Mlltvl• ~ (11) !Jtl Wo11,trlul World of OiP1tJ "lht ')r.areonw ol Romney Manh" r111 I nl I '"o part !tOly U) Mom: (2hr) "Pndt and Prt1u diet" (d•a) •O Su lAurtnce Ohv1e1 Greer ~iwn Mary 8ol4nd a> Sam Yort'f t» Variety Show fD 124 Prew1n ' tht P11tsbur1h Andrr Pitv1n ~I the piano 101ns w1nhn1~I l\Ut St,rn and "111\I Mi<harl Gre~1er ot th, r1mburgh Syrnphany 101 • oro2ram of rhambr• m~ so Thrtt P1~ to AdvtAllltt -8:30-u t.AtJl!I .l)llr OWft tll) ~htfl "d rous •mn 1t lht Bedford ~d Aetncy, addrrued to th~ mo\I btautiful pttSOl1 1n tht wo1ld horn your setttt 1dm111tr oo on, 1~ qullf S11rt IOI •llom they arr intended 0 Children $UrVIH • tht pan1s of huncer. "Come Walk the World" 011t Evan• 1uests U Comt Wa1' the Wor14 Ill •tliaitus Town Hill IH I Ovtr [Hy al Rnerend •t m Hollywood ,,,, ~cina Ja ~"' 12 -11:30- 0 S9ortS F1nal/N1me ol the Game ' m mrnctob 0 2a lt Mowlt' C ''Tiie Est- Man" ('dvl Oav10 Ac~royd Jose frrrP• Krvm McC.lrthy lohn Colwin 0 The 700 Club 6 Tetepulu U Mootit C "Wiii Sumu SI*! ltO<k Huntt1" 1cnm1 ~I lony R~ndall tayne Man\11r_ld ___ _ -11:•5- 10 Sllt1loO Holmes flltatrt 12:00 U 114ovit:iC "The Pin~ l•nale" (~dv) 'fiR famts C~rn,r Gror1e ll~nnrdy hA Rrn11 Mi<.~aet Ansara -1:30-0 lllovlt· "Gilda" ldfll 46 R1t1 ll~yworth Glenn Ford TV WEEK JUNE 18 1978 At 4.:30 today, the top executlves at Channels 4 and 7 will be watching Channell. lnrroducing Sourhern California's onJy 4:30 TV news. Thl' 1::m Earl¥ ~l·ws In our bus1m·-.s. 1t\ a tl'le\'1s1on broadcasting £'\ ent a lot of p<.·ople will ht.''' :itching. In cluding vou·know-who at Channt'ls ·I and 7 · Becau'>t' 11 not only h(ls rhe1r news bt'at by a whole half hour. hut by ;1 mtll' With Mtkl' Parker bnnRing you comprehen- sive local. natmnal and worldwide news With Bill Stout dehvenng his inc1s1ve cornmentanes. With Jim Hill telling you about the d;iy's sports. With Steve Edwards And· With Ralph Story! That'~ nght. He's back. With more of the u111que and intimate stories that httvt• already earnl'd him countless <1w<1rcls and citations: 111cluding sevtc·ral Emmys. Now. sta y t u1wd tot his ad (you too, Channel<:. 4 and 71. Bccaus~· thtrt:'s more news to come. Introducing the countrys first 2 'Ii hour TV news. 11 st<irts today <it 4 :30. It continues <it 5 and 6. • It (•nds at 7PM. Why 2', hours? Bt.·cause the world has changed. It's more complex. h 's nch with diversity. Rich with people It's an expanded world ; filled with more event">. more news than ever before. And tlwse dav". 1l takt':-. mon• t1mt to rt'port 11 th;in l'V~·r t)(:fore Time to make these 1mµort;111t -.tont's dear. rnnc1s(• and thorough. 2 1 ·hour-. of 11nw J\nd ~· hour<; spt.•nt \\1th thl' ri~ht peoph: Jnrroducing the most professional local news team ever assembled anywhere. Tune 1n ,1l 4:30 Tune 111 Cit 5. Tune in at 6. But '' hatever ttme I!\ nght for you, you 'II be tuning 111 to our heritage as pan of COS. A henta.l{e that reaches back to the days of Edward R Murrow, ;md cnn be best described m one word· jn11malis111. Watch Journalism at 4:30 with Mike Parker, Bill Stout. Ralph Story, Jim Hill ;md Steve Edwards. At 5 with Joseph Bt>nti and L111da Douglass a:. News Anchors. Brent Musburger as Sports Anchor. Steve Edwards with weather and Oavid Sheehan on entertainment. And again at 6 with Connie Chung and Mike Parker, Bn:nt Musburger. Ralph Story. Bill Stout and Steve Edwards. News professionals bringins.t you the news 1 he t>nly way they know how. And in this day and age. the only wa.y that makes sense. GOOD NEWS FROM g A~ 4:30, 5 AND 6. Page I MONDAY I JUNE 19 fcw momin1 ind afternoon lrsl1np. pltm * OATillll rtOGIW&S. Be· low. lcw your conw-tn+tnCe, are the dly's mcMeS. DAYTIME MOVIES 11:30 0> ''The 81 Stoie" (com) 4 l-Ct11co Ha1po and G1oucho Mau I ony Marlin Y1111n11 GI ty Vue1nia 0 B11en Douglas Dumb 111\t 12:00 D ·~· "811d1d" (idV) ·so-Maureen 0 Ha1a Paul Ch11$han Vmttnl Puce John Sutton Jell <Mey 3:00 (fO I~) "l'l1lns ol 81tlle" (adv) 70 Wayne Medo1 lorella de luca- 3:30 U CC 1 "lhe 8tue lln11ht" (d1a) '73 William Holden. lee Remick. Sam [111011, Eileen irennan. Joe Santos EVENING ) 6:00 0 1 u ITDl (J1 291 Ne'ln IJ Q1J Ill) Nttn D Emtraenq Oftt 0 Gunsmolt m P1eJSt Don't Eal lllt 011S1es m ~111-12 m .loumef to Adwn1ure ~ Ne• Zuland: MJ ll1nd ot Count!J fD Eltctrit Company ED £J Cllapulln Colo! ado ®) It's btrf\IOCIY's Businns -6:30- OMftlS 8 ill ®l !Bl ABC Mollday N1pt Bawball learns not m1lable hom the ffetwoik al ou1 piess \1me Cf) Amtrlcl 2Nlaht CD My Three Sons D)Tht--19' fl) heninl Edition ®W«ld fli)Ovtr E.asy ED l'asioneS Cncendldas (501 ltul Estate & lou 7:00 0 IJ ED News D Liars Club CJ) The Johr's Wild a lowlin1 lof Dollars CD t I.Oft Lucy m~m-12 m cartoon fD llatNeil/l.Jlllll ••i*t QI (JittftJi11111tnt T OlliP' !lll liJ leidtfbeU• Ian rmtn l -7:30-u ™ ~.ooo l'Jmlld D CtftwlMf hJliM ..... ,~.J··· 9'tlM Tllal f llM .. The Johr'• WlM CD nit 044 eou,it G> Mltritl 211jpt tB !lilc¥Dolll l>f•rM 0 Tiie ll•b ill) Oia!lllMS f.D °'""'' ZI t onlcM '9J Tiie FrtMh Clltl 8:00 • tamping lh1$ p1ogram was 011g1nally announced 101 an earlier date IJ 12~ ~· little House on the P111nt "Whisper Country" (R) Young Mary ln&alls eagerly takes a teaching tob 1n a backwoods community only lo clash w1lh a l\ostilt dom1nee11ne woman leader Allhouch Mary rs warned about a pottnhal p1obtem w1lh Ille tyranrt<il MISS Peel. silt IS nol prepared tor a cold reception by both paients and chald"n ot the comun1ty Anita Oantler guests 0 Mo.it: C (90m) "McC.be & Mrs. Miller" (wts) 71 War1'n Beatty l•1he Ch11she Rent Abt1 ionors. Hu&h M1lla1s. Shelley Duvall A gambler and a madame open a brothel and gambling hou!.e m • lronher town and when bu51ness prospers. i.ome larce bus1ntu intttesls alltmpt to take eve• l~ Men GnffiR Sllow 21 ABC lle1n fD To llo Pedt V~rr 10:00 D McMe: ~ (lllr) "The Clmst· mu lree" (d1a) 69 Wilham Holden Vuna L 1si Andre Boorv1I B1ook fuller O Movie: • C (2111) "Tiit Court Jester" (com) 56-0anny Kaye Clynn1s Johns. Basil Rathbone Anaela lansbury O ' Lou G11nt (R) Robert h1I Jones guests is a talented Mist whose (a1lh 1n his (11end Lou Grant 1~ ltsltd when tou f111hts lo ~·' the artists fife wo1k from des11utl1on ggNm .aJ lilir's Club m Carol Burnett & friends fD Pacto Dt Amor -10:30-m Movie: ~ (21nilr) "Sodom .. Gomorrah" (d1a) "63-Stewart Cranae r. P1e1 Angeli. Rossana Podesta. Stanley Baker Anouk Aimee ( ~) louinty to Adventure O>&>News tl~ Anyone lor l ennpon ! 'Bl The loller's Wild ll~ Consumer Surmal Kit EID Welfare (R) (Jhr ) frede11c~ W1$tman's documentary on lhe con fusion and intricac1es ot lhe ffew York Caty wellare system ED Humiltado$ l Olendidos !O Que Pn1, USA -8:30- 0 8J Good Tames (R) VUllona must choose bet,.een tile chan'a ol a hle11111t. w1lh the man of her drums or somethin& tar more important m ma,ooo Question m News fl Turnabout ED EsU Motllt ls 0111 '11 Ovtr Ent 9:00 0 I M•A•S•H (R) Hawkeye and Hol \.1ps, arudtina companion~ on a 5'1ec1al m1ss10n to anolhtr MASH unit. become romantically involved with one another under tht stress of enemy artillery f11e 1n Part I of a twn part episode D ~ \Iii NBC Mo"day Movie: (~1 (2hr) "Just A Little Income· nien<•" (R) (dra) '77-lee Ma1ors, lames Slacty. 8a1ba1a Hershey, Charles C1olh. Jim Oam Vietnam veteran frank loaan (Ma1ors) tnes to 1ehab1hlate has best friend. who 1s bitter over being maimed 1n war action he feels logan could hawe pmented In hopes to snap Brrus out ot his depresslOll. frank loaan attempts to teach l11m to ua again dHp1te the loss of an arm and a le& Al the u1 locl&e. B11us falls an love w1lh v1cat111n1na scl'toOI teacher. but the romance is comphated by tits lac~ of self ~stwrt m Mtrf liritfill SW. f»OralM 12._~ Tiit llncltbef&l s.MM Case Re· """'An ll~!llf-"4 \M~11<\lt1& 197• documentary lhe Unqu1tl Ontll of Juh11S ""' Ethel~ bt11 " 111th nt'll lind1n15 Iha\ have btcooie available 1n the put tour years Piotest1n1 their innocence the Rosenberas were uecuted as $1>1S 25 yms aao 0> Super Musical IHl The Ol'rid Slwltnd Show -9:30- 11:00 0 (3J U (j) (101 r)t Nm D 1111 (DJ News O Movie: ~ "The Perlls of Pauline'' (com) '4 7 Betty Hulton John Lund Billy OeWolle m TM Odd Couplt Cl) Monty f'Jlllon's fly1n1 Cffcus Ill Ten Yurs Alter Kerner m Mldliet ladson Sllow Guest IS author and ,ournallst Nora (phron i$l lldeil/lelirer Report -11:30-0 II CBS late ltloWtt' f'"C' "Babe" (dra) 75-Susan Clark Alea llarras. £tlen Geer Shm Pitktns IJ 123 139 lollnny Carson U Lowe Arnenun Style 0 31 liO 29 Soap IR> Whtn Burl and Mary Campbtll v1s1t Or Med\ow a psych1~111i.I and cous11\S [unict lite and Jodie Dallas acc1 defttally mttl many sl'Crtls come to light involving the two 1an~ lam1hes m ""'Girl D> Get Smart l4 llhas, lot• and lou ED Capttoned ABC Mews 12:00 U Tw1h1ht Zone 0 3 10 29 Pohte Slory A Community tJI Vitttms When a drue a6d1cl comts into pGSStS.SIOn ot a gun he lattt uses 11 lo kill a pohc.e man But the evidence against the c11minal 15 not l11m tnough to lead lo ii tonv1tl1on Cluvon l1tlle Denise N1<holas Ayn Ruymen Michael Brandon. Chailes Weldon. Roy Ville and Gene Woodbu•y s\a1 -. m H1sh Hopes m Honeymooners ED Oitk Cavett -12:30-u Gent Autry m Cross-Wits Q) Mow1t: • C "Carnival Story" (sosp) 54 Anne Ba•ler Sieve Cochran. Gtorge Nader t yle Be1t2e1 ED The MKNtil/Ltllrer Report 1:00 CJ 21 >• Tomorrow 0 labvt11d 10 Wild World of Allnnals -2:05- 0 Movie "~ndy"· (dra) 65- Norman ,\Iden hmilla Oayka1honova Anne Wed&eworth U Tiie Jttlenons (Rl lht bhnd lead tllt blind, wMn Geor&e intro duces his y0un1 clerk to the ··,oyi" of u CJ) Ont Day 1t A TIIM (R} On her 36111 b1r1hday. Ann looks 1n llte mt"°' and 1tahres tl\tl 1 m1ddle·aee woman 1s loo-ina back m SllMtlhM St*l•I "Great fttr~" Martin Mull stars as a rock musician wtio hypnotizes young fans and forces them to steal lor him, on The New Adven· tures ol Wonder Woman. Friday at 8PM on CBS , TV WEEK, JUNE 18. 1978 ONE STORY NEVER TOLD first answer was No." he said "But then they explained that 11 was 1ust a narration and that I could probably do my parts 1n lour or five shows all in one morning. On top of Iha!, they were paying me very well for one morning's work So I satd OK ·· He continued. ··Besides !Oday 11 has become vir- tually 1mposs1ble to make a movie-and it's getting worse all the time The problem, of course, 1s to raise the money 10 finance a movie it's getting harder every day ·· Bill's acting career began back 1n the '60s when he co-starred w1lh Frank Sinatra 1n "Come Blow Your Horn," with Steve McQueen in "Soldier in the Rain," and in "Ice Station Zebra," "You 're a Big Boy Now" and "Castle Keep." But he never wanted to be a star. He turned his creative talents to producing and made "Steelyard Blues" starring Jane Fonda and Donald Sutherland from David Ward 's first screenplay Then he commis- sioned Ward to do the script for "The Sting " His next pro1ects were "Hearts of the West," a smaller scale film written by UCLA tllm graduate Rob Thompson, and "Taxi Driver," which earned an Oscar nomination for Robert DeNtro Bill recently began another career as a director His first assignment was an adaptation of the 0 Henry short story, "The Ransom of Red Chief' tor The Learning Corporation of America Pro1ects _ currently underway or In the future include a romantic comedy for Warner Brothers, a love story for MGM and a sequel to '"The Sting " What Really Happened to the Class of '65? The stories are told weekly in repeats of the NBC series (Thursdays, 10-11 PM) Annette O'Toole Is the most promiscuous girl in the class Meredith Baxter Birney was the pretty gtrl who married the guy destined to become a prisoner of war And in this week's show. Kim Cattrall is the class tatty who slims down and becomes a promising singer-songwriter One story never told is Sam Ashley's Sam 1s seen each week as the narrator ot the show We know only that he became a teacher and returned to Bret Harte from which he himself graduated We know that he knows llll the in91de, intimate information about all Tony Bill still has not eUmlnated acting from his plans. "I seem to tall into acting jobs." he said "I had parts in 'Shampoo· and 1n the TV movie 'Washington: Behind Close Doors.' and in both cases. it was because they had originally cast somebody else and tor reasons unknown to me had to make last minute changes.·· ,.,, ~~G Sl~~s.!11!1..e_~ be<:J~~ he !._e.!J~~ ~ry w~ek B!:!l_. -.,._~~:;;; We never find o\Jr anything personal ab6cJl 'SanfHe seems10 d\4ell in the halrways-df the school forever"."" ~It)!!!!!~·~~ We may not know about Sam, bul we do know a lot abo1,Jt the actor who plays the role-Tony Bill The question most frequently asked of Bill is "Why did. you do this series r It's a natural question Tony Bill is one of Holly- wood's most successful motion picture producers.· His triumphs-both extremely profltable-are "The Sting" and "Taxi Driver:· The word 'profit' Is very important to Biii and that is his batic reason for narrating Whal Really Happened to the Class ot '65 "When they asked me to do It, my Pege 10 ., Kim Cttttral/ stars as It slnger-songwmer who works with and eventually marries her former classmate, played by John Rubinstein ·~~~--------------- t I = TUESDAY JU NE 20 fOf morlllft& and 11ternoon hshnp, pltast we DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Be low, tor JO'lr tonwtnttnct, 11e the d1(s movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 11:30 CD "Mm G11nt Takes Rd mond" tcom) 49 l uclilt Qatl W1lh1m Holdtn Janis Cart" 12:00 0 "Sin11port" (adv) 4 / Ava Gardn,, Ft~ M;icMu11ar 3:00 10 c "Onlr One Dar 8tf01e TOlllOlrow" (drat 70 Claud1nP I ungtl Sal M1n'O 3:30 U C "St11ke fottt" !drat 7~ Chll Gormdn OonAld Bla\ely R1Chard Geer EVENING 6:00 D .:. U & 10 ~ News 0 '2} lt """ U Emerienty Ont 0 Gun'"'°'t CD Please Don't ht the Da1S1es m u1m·l2 2~ Austin City L1mrb m Electric Company n It's Everybody's B111Jntu -6:30- O News r Amenu 2N1&h1 1.0 Merv Gnfhn Show CD My Three Sons (B The RoolttS m Over usy "SO Rtat Estalt l You 7:00 fJ 0 u ~1' w "'"' ]:, Emer1ency One (iJ l2IJ liars Club 1 t' JM1r's Wild liJ Bowlin& for Oollarl ID I Lon tucy I W Ad1m·12 (}f1 Ten Years After Kerner fD MKNeil/lehrer Repor1 <St Enlert11nment T on11h1 rSO Aul» 1nd lslHllS -7:30-D The Muppet Show Bc1b Hop, euesls CJ Candid Camera 0 llewlywtd 'Game U 10 ~3 Hollywood Squun I () flit lion& Show 0 (2t Tiie Jobr's Wild CD The Odd Couple Q) Atlltnu 2Ni&llt l~ flit TrtlldMtltlS fL) Chanlltl ZI Ton11ht r50' ~try Midi< tu hall his plan to melt the pola1 rCt raps ilnd flood the ea•th 1n e•change tor lht surrtnder of Mark Hams D lrlowle: C (2h1) "An Ame11un Dream" (dra) 66 Stua11 Whitman Janet Leith 10:00 0 ONews 0 3 io 2t 20120 A broadmt td1t1on of ~ 11• .. smaga11ne rn the traditional sense with a .. 1dt rangt of 1n1eres1s and drverse tlem,nts [a(h broadta~I will have tnur ma1or s101ies the 1n d'pth lead sto1y on !he maror "'"'s ol tht wte~ a ptrsonahty prohlt an 1nw'5l•&allv~ 1epo1t and a story tncu\ed on a segment ol the soml landscapr lrom ~1entt and 1Md1mt to lhe ans and trends HoSIS d'e 1ta1old Hares .ind Robett Hughes f WEDNESDAY) U 3 10 29 Hippy Days (R) M;111un ta\es Fon11e s advite and 111rns the Cunningham home into a Kent hom the A1abran N1&hls and tr~nslorm~ hers~tt into a veiled ~tauty "hen sht lea1s she might lose H "aid to a younge1 .. oman 0 Mow1e. C (2hr) "Away All Boats" ladv) !>6 Jell ChandlPI Cti>rte Nade1 Julf~ Adams CD Carol Burnett ' friends W MCl'llt: (2~hr) "Anna' the Kint ot Slim" tdra) '46 Irene Ounne Re• Hamson Linda Oarnell ID %4 James Mtehener's World 1 he South Pacrhc £ nd ol Edtn 1· !Ames M1Chtnt1 returns to the va\t ~un drenched Pac1frc tn examine 1he 11niquP.11ess ot 11\ d1versP culture\ I 1nm Nr.w Guinea to Ne11 Zealand Rora Bora 10 Guadalcanal. M1r.henPr s personal 1mpr~s1ons ol 1h1s romanliwed rfg1on set against backdrops of spettacular beauty and •A11et1 otter one ot the last chance~ lo observe a p11m111ve corner ol the planet betore 11 plunaes 1n10 the m~tn\lrPam ot the modern world So Turn1bout -8:30- 0 3 tO l9 uvernt & Slurtey I he Obstaclt Courst fR) Lawnt and Shirley make a riotous attempt at running an ubstacle courSt In ~uahfy 101 po11c~ •ork and one of them \utceeds tht t1r\I trmt .uounrt CD tross-Wrts SO Over Easy 9:00 0 C8S MO¥te Spet11I: ci (2hr) "Esape from Bosen County" (R) tdra) 11 Jaclyn Sn11t~ Mitchell Ryan Henry Grbson M1cha,1 Park\ Ms Smrlh stars as tlle v1ct1m1ied 1o11fe of a 1uthless pohl1cal CIM stupped ot her human and legal 11RhtS Whrn she altempts to run ~wav ~he 1\ caught and Orou11hl ba~k vutu~lly a 1>11sone1 nl her husband s ()llwer an~ his desire to compleltlv dom1nalr her 0 1231 1')8) The Bi& htnt: Su.It Joplin-Kine of Rl{time (2hr) Billy Oe, Williams por1rnys Stoll loplrn, a gilled bl~d musician who was re 1ected by lht .while mu\1C rstabhsh menl .,h1ch could nnt ilttep1 him or hts d1flerenl kind ot mustt Ari CAr nry Chllon Davis Godfrey Cambrutee Mar&•ret Avery ht Ma hal lub1t Blake Seymour Ca~stl 1nd Ot.-aynr ltSSI' co star U 13 10 ~ lluet's Comp•"Y (R) Ch11ssy cranks out amatuer mov·~ ot lat~ and 1ane1 and is m15ffad into lhink111a 11!t ha~ a M JUNE 21 fOf 11101n1n1 1nd 1tternoon tistinp, please ye DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Be· tow, ~' yo11r tOllYlnltntt, llt Ille day's mo.its.. 2.._ Tk Unw111ttd m M1Chael JM:lsOll Show Gursl IS Kerby Albey founder of lht Child Allu~ trriormat1on Genier so Criminal Justice rn -Nation of Orphans -10:30- CD W Nt'ln f1i) MatNe1t/lehm Repor1 so Dial 'Alcohol ' 11:00 0 ) 0 j 10 .29' New$ o ~J n ""'' 0 Love Ame11un Style 0 Mowie. "Sunset Boulnud" Cdra) ~0 -Wllllam Holdrn Clo11a Swanson CD Tht Odd Couple m ¥only Pytlloll's rty1n1 C1rcus M Musit of W1lhamwur1 fD DICk Cawttt Show SO lrl1<Nt1i/lel11er Report -11:30- D 8 The tBS Late M011t Columbo/Kot1\ 0 'lt it Tht Best of Cmon u l 10" 29 Solp m Gel S1111r1 CD That G111 24 Lilias Yo11 ind You fD Capho11ed ABC "ews 12:00 0 1wth&hl Zone 0 3 r10 1it Movie of the Wet\ I The Sloolie" tackit Masnn. Dan fra11er and Marcia lean Kurll star CD Hith Hopes W The H011eymooners fD OICk Cavett Show -12:30- 0 Movie: "The Mystery of Edwin Drood" Cmy\) JS Claude Rams Vaierr, llnbson CD Movie: C "You Only live Twice" (my~) b7 Sran Connery Donald Plentn( t W Mowit. "Ar1uro't Island" (adv) 63 Re&inald Kt•n~n Key Mersman fD The MKNell/Ltllr'1 RePor1 1:00 0 23 )t TOlllOlrOW 0 lbver!U 2:00 - / DAYTIME lllOVIES 11·30 CD "My S11 ColrtlCts" (coml ;z Millard M1tthell C1lbt1t Rotancl John Beal Henry M0< 1an Ma1shall lhompson 12:00 0 C "Sudin" (adv t 4'> Ma11a Mnnte1 luman Bey Jon Hall l:OO 10 C "D1ums of Gius" ldral 10 lnhn D,,1os Garoh"e Barr rt I l:JO U C "Dr11net" (dU) [ 69 Jack Wtbb Harry Morgan. Vic Per11n Vu~1nia G1egg EVENING 6:00 D ) U & fO 'fl News O n ·u News 0 Emeraency One ClJ Gunsmolt CD Please Don't lit the DllSleS m Ad•m·12 24 The Grul [nerty ffeeze f1i) (ledrK Company SO It's htrybody's Businw -6:30- 0 News t Amenu 2N11hl 10 Merv Gnll1n Show m .. , Thret Sons W Tht RC>M1ts m ht'n1n1 (dihon H lnurur1ted C1'ildren m ()vtl usy W PaSM>nts E.ncendldn SO Reil Estate ' You 7 :00 OOUG>Nnn r 3 The Con& Show O Jf• Lim Club & ' Tiie Joker's Wiid 0 Bowlin& tor Ooll111 CD I love Lucy W Adam·l2 f1) Oram1 fD MatNeilllthm Report 3t W the lbnacer 50 Clrdenin& -7:30- 0 BETWEEN THE WARS: • SPANISH CIVIL WAR 0 >t 8etween the Win Tht Spanish C1v1I War lhe greatest 1deo lo&•lal conllrtmomcy •INial' on the duo I 1J:OO -o 'l"1l$ .MI'S 1'0iif~N~ conupoodenl 8111 Movtrs rtpo1t,, on a ont min tampa1en to .,1orm e Tht F10ll Ac111m ~•ti) Ubr) mlltatnlflil'SMW -... -i' Good Mornini'•ei"W 1H( !llS\IOO• Otlla rs the blr1hol1tt ot lht Blun A un1Qur.ly Amtrtc..in 111 l0<m -0 Slina ol S<btllrrmde ~Im lttm Sm •- l~tr b.11\ltl1dd:. ol Sl>•1n Amtr1Can 1\ltl\l~l~ and \Otdtt1\ ot ltrtune art t111td to tht l1(111l • but lht u.s . 1rma1M otil7ia~ l!totrtt'lllefffa~ , r' as\urrd ol v1ct01Y • Laiedo lf•~s ''"''"'' Beny slat1td .with his W'l>1t1on\ a~klnR to Ht lht Stmt O~putment ~ 1n'I01Cn and ,ndtd up uM~1thrnR $1 ~ m1lhon worth ot lraud 1n that Ont departm~nt Nol h• tonk on lhe mayo• -alltr 14 y,m 1n ott1r, rin-llv. s11 out ol the e11ht •lde1mtn and lht m&yor ~nnounetd lhty would oot run 101 1e •ltct1on• CJ (2\1 ()f) Man from Atl1ntl~ "Melt Oo.,n" fin evil sc1rnhsl aim\ II B Kint narraln fD The n•anl•d Tht ph&hl ol 1tit1at Mr11c1n ahtns '' documtnt~d 1n tb1s sptrtti 1Jo Mastecp'"9 Thutre -9;30-u 1) 1 !fOl 1"1 C11111 Countr) ' All l\lll)ut lloyd" (R) Curlis ut &ts f.h1rl Roy i11 h11r another blafk pohcr olhr~1. thrll discover\ he hu madt a terrrbtt m1~takr 2:00 0 Mowlt$: lhe Mvstr1y ol M111r Roitl Tht Mv~lttY ~I lh' Whitt Room Thr Wr11d Woman" -2:30- CD Mowl9': lht Judit Strps Dul • Slavrs ol Babylnn 3:00 0 Movie: "NMr Wave at a WAC" (tom) ·~2 Rcuahnd Rv~~rll P.ul Oouglu, Mtrt~ W1lwn 3 let'l Go to 111• bets CJ Slla Ila Ila /u ha Cabol tuuts 9 Tht Ntwlywt4 ""'' 8 M1tth "me rM (f l TM $121,000 QvntlOll G 1111 TM lobr11 Wild 1lD) (2)1 r 11nily Ftud CD Tht Odd tovplt m Amtric• 21111111 (8, Callf0Jnl1 ,,oliit fD Channel n Tonlcht IU> Stirtio.rd " - WEDNESDAY (Continued) 8:00 U 8 Tiit Carol Burnett Show f R) Ken Beriy and Roddy McOowall 1oin th~ 1eeula1 usl mem6ers in • m1n1 musical salule lo lhP b•~ mu\1cdl mol•on p1ctu1es of lhe JOs O }3 39 The life and T1mH of Griuty Adams Ille Orpnans IRI h•o orphans d Id vear old and her voungei b1ofher 1un dway tron1 lhf nrphdnaee on search ol pPI~ dnd refuse 10 relu1n until C1111ly and Mad l.K~ sho,. lhem ho" hard 11 1\ to su1v1ve rn lhe w1ldern,ss JodH Jeelon and l1ge1 lhomp!>On guesl U Movie. C (2hr) "Gunf11ht al Comancht Crttk" (wesl 61 Audie Mu11lhy CoUttn Moller U 3 10 29 E11ht Is Enouth (R) Aulhor Author· Tom 81adlord decides 10 w111e a nD'lel about lht family and 1ece1vfs some unP• pecte~ resistance from all the members ol the clan• O Movie: C (2hr) "Botany Bay" (adv) ·53 Alan Ladd Jame\ Mason ratrim Med1~a S11 Ced11c • 11ard w1cke. Mu11ay Malheson Q) Carol Burnett & Friendi m Movie: C (21;,lu) "The Dark at the Top of the Sl111s" (draJ '60 Robert Preston Oorolhy MtGuue fE Korean Vu1tty Show fli) (24 Non A Whisper from Space An tiaminallon ot lh,n11~\ lhal m1rro ... avP signals ·~ spacP tan lell us about lhP Dfll!ins ol lht um verse 0) Humtl~dos Y Otendtdos so Bn BeMlerbecke Jaa res11wal -8:30-m Ctoss·Wib €D Luthi Libre JO Om Easy ACROSS 9:00 0 3 10 29 Stmk1 & Hutch 0 e CBS Wednesday Movie: ' A Bodv W0<th Cud1dong'· (l!) Sla1s~v ~ (Zhr) "Brink's: The Great Rob· and Hulch lry lo p101ec1 a Russ1~n btry" (adv) /6 Carl Bell Stephen ballerma and lhe rase becomP~ pt>r Collin\ Buu OeBPnning Mic/uel l\Onaf 101 Hul(h .. neo he lal~ 111 l11vt Cauo Ch it Corman Darren with her McCavon Ail Metrano t esl1e fE Israel Today N1'l"n J1-nny 0 Hara Berl Remsen ED Pacto 0t Amor lht \lory of lht ptrfecl ttrm, lhe ..__ SO Cowboy C~UIC.S lnrll ol O•Pr 1 m1ll1un dullars lrom -10:30-Bun~ s lncorporaled on tanuary 17 m m W 11twS fq'i() The \tor, 1s ~ d1ama11wrnn of i• Youth Unemployment lhf Mlual FBI case Most names ffi Micmel Julson Show Cu•sl •I hav• Leen Lhanged lo prolec1 lht Or fiarvey Ros\ nul11hon1)I and p11vacy of I hose onvolv~d onho ml)le<ular psych1a1!1sl o 23 31 Headliners Wrth Omd 11 •00 frost David f ro111 ne .. lrve serres • fulu1+ng hmely 1nlervrtws and a U 3 U · t 10 • .20-Ne-as humorous Wrap up ol 1he Week 0 JJ ft News U 3 10 29 Cltarhe's An1ets D Lo.e. Amer~." Style. AnRel Sim (R) Slunned by the 0 M~"~: C Poppa s Oehtale my1tt11011s dPalh ol his tavo11le lolk Condition Ccoml 6~ Jatktt iock )tng~r Charlie M"nds Kelly Kris Gleason Glynnis Johns. C:harlit and Sabrrn~ lo l1nd everyone who Ruggles laurel Good,.1n 'Pent 11me ~1th lhe vtel1m lhe night W The Odd Couple lhP died Q) Monty Python's fl11n1 Cjrcus Q) The Merv Griffin Show fE H~ly'Mlod Park Racing fE Orama ID Die• Cmtt Show ffi ~4 Grul Performances €9 Varttd~des Norman ConQuem IJ' In lhe living so MKNe1l/lehrer Report room lum ave11s sevPral neA1 -11:30- dl!Ml~lm. and Norman an~ Sarah o a CBS Lale Movre· H1•a11 apptar lo havr a Sttrel fot·O/Koja• undersland1ng fiJ 13 39 Johnny C11son so Austin Cit} Limits U , 3 10 ~ Poltce Slory 10:00 O l3 39 Police Woman D•alh Cdmt IRJ In d nerve wracking and dudlv cal and mouse game a dru& c1a1 11urwes Pepper to lhe sthed ultd mountain rabrn "h"e she has taken relu&e U O News DOWN Chain ol Command !Rl lh• poss1b1l1ly of a coospnacy lo murd,, policemen nParlv cruft\ ~ '"dr belween a black commun•lt and thr police Q) That Gui m Get SrMrt ~ uhu Yota and You ffi CaptlOlled ABC News I Ship ulllll lor sen1tet (clv<ll lo I llt,,d ol hoop an\wer) 2 ( mployer 4 Enll"h euaylll ) Ma1ors or Merowtlht• 8 Unite by melhlllJ toaertitr s Appt"ndaae 10 Coest•I r•dllt 6 An•m•t lloh 12 Helm po••hon 1 A1Col1 rieroont IJ Spouse 8 Look a1 14 My Mother lht g 1968 [lllabtll' hylor mo••e IS tn whal m1nne• 1 1 Three make a Y'"o t 1 Oer1n11e a•hcle 1 ~ 1973 81lly Ou W1ll11ms mo••t 18 O<rec1 •weapon 1owatd 16 Tht Way II ('1 was I 18 lou "'""' \It• 20 'The Wtld Wold 19 St•lt\ 22 Stcurt 20 How !he W01I Wa\ 2S B10111ht rntn Irle 7t ~tore 26 Superman ' .titer ego 23 'w•mPy land 27 Wan! 2• Conctu••on 29 Curve 28 ~lechve bomb 31 Covnlry oumP•11ns 29 Gnara 01 JoMson 34 Amuemtnt 30 An<oent 111\h c tty 37 Murr'°)' O< POfttt Yl ~."'~"'~ _._ • 3*• Oil! ""*'"' ~Jo .. "4.Jl flt""~, ~ 0 llen1u ·~ l'1bt -JS O.snlv or llelly •2 PrOl)hel 96 II I ~· You ,.,.,.,, 43 Gu+nnen 01 McCowrll 38 Rod s P••tr>er 4' CfulcMd 39 Snakt•1•t ltiht> 4!> 4 GIOWl 1n 8rOOklyrt a I Chill •6 Btlnngong 10 Mr 811101<, •7 I 93S Randolph Scot! moviP ""'"' II end Of the S1turd1y log Pege 12 rv WEEK. JUNE 18 1978 12:00 U Twtli1hl 1.one m H11h Hopes Q) Tiit Honeymooners fD MacN"l/Lthrer Report €9 News/Movlt -12:30- 0 Movie "In Our Tunt" 1111.1 44 ldd Lupino Paul Hen11ed U 3 10 29 Mystery of lht Wtt• Sl~tljjralkPr A chrome sleep •alker .. untssts a mu1dtr and .,.hen .hP a.,.akrn\ .,.onOtr\ 11 rl ... as d ""'m oi rPahly Q) Movie· "Moon & Siipence" dra1 4 i CeorRe Sanders lttibP•I Marshall OolGlfS Dudley Q) Mom: C "A Very Private Attw. rroml 67 Marcrtln Mas1ro1anni Bug111e Bardo! 1 :oof'-o 2S 39 Tomorrow 0 Mavt11c• 2:00 O Movie: "YOll Cotta Slay llJppy" (1 Om) '48 Jamt\ Slrw.irl Jo~n fnnl~tnr [dd1e Alber! -2:30- 0 Movie: C "I'd Ralher Be Rich" ((om) 64 Sandia Dee Robert Goulrt Andy W11J1ams m Movies On OanRe111111 Ci•ound Man 1& lhe SaddlP 3:00 U Mo.1es. Calch as ra1eh Cin Sl11C lh~I Cab 4:00 O Mcwit "flus loft ol Ours" fdr11 4 5 Merle Oberon Claude Rains Charles Corvin Carl [smGnd THURSDAY JUNE 22 FOi mo~un1 and afternoon lislincs. i>lt™ set DAYTIME PROGRAMS Be low, IOf your COft•tftlfll<t, lie the day's lllCl'ntS. DAYTIME MOVIES 11:30 m "II Should Happen to You" lcoml '>4 ludv flollt0•1 Jack I tmmon Pt!" I a"'"'~ 12 00 0 C "Gypsy Wrldut" (adw) U Maro~ Mont'' I ~n Carrillo ton H411 3:00 ,10 C "Rua A Crooked Mile" (d1o11 69 Md1y lvl" Mooie lnu1~ lou1dan 3:30 O C "Dead Man on the Run" (susgl 1~ !'~le• G•A•,\ ~alherine Ju~ltce EVENING 6:00 U • 3 1 O 1e •110 129 News 0 l3 l9 Ne-tn O Emer1enty OM O liuM/llOke Q) Pit.st OoCl'I Eat the Oamts m AdJm·l2 i• The Ronnbera·Sobell Cast Revisited fI) Once Upon A Clu.1)( R~t11n ttood Robin Will .ind Ralph a" 111 outla~ no"' un th.,_ run trom thP Sht11lf s men Deep •n Sh~•"ti<ld f oi'sl. they tntounle1 I r1a1 fo, > "h(I offers them ~hPllt• 1 h,n Rr1h1n and M mrn meet the band ol l1UIP John $0 It's Em-,boclr's BusiMss -6:30- U News 0 Amtrtu 2N•&ht fO Mm Griffin Show Q) My Three Sons m The Roo&1ts m 0.er bsy SG Rul Estate and You 7:00 r UOO O>Mews q 1 £meraency One O ~ Lim Club 6) Joh r's Wild O Bowtinc for Doll111 ID I LO¥e Lucy IE The rim Stm1-Annu1I Ameuu 2Nifllt Tribute to Arntriu 2N1fhl ID MacNtil/lellrer Report 3t Enttr1J1nment T onl(ht SO In ~rcll ol the Real Amerru -7:10-0 Wild W011d ol An11Nls ID Name Thal Tunt U The Sandlot Slmum Ma•rnt of the 814 lltwi Stars Co to Japan A behind lhe scenes look at lht up coming movie lh' Bart Hew\ l!,m (',o lo Japan o Tht Gana Show In Sur di rt T roi • Q (B) ~~ii's-JW\ld TOl 11)1 Mmh Ca!M m The Odd Couple ED Achtl'l\U!ts In lipan 241 lns!PI fil) tllanntl 21 T on11ht (ff) SPECIAi Youth loll 81n• ('lOm) A $1)ttral lan in p1oi1arn lo help IO<al Or~ngr County ~oulh hnd 1nb~ lor lhr summe1 8 :00 a (t ) The W1ltont CR) hm Bob ~Pl11~1uh o rundwdy orphdn whotll lead•, lo J llrRhl ol fancy 101 both ~UV\ 0 n 39 CH1PS Nam~ Your l'me <I() Ponti\ hie~'''' l~me Jnd lurfullP un d IV QUI/ \hO.. bul 1\1\ 1~al pubh~1\1 cofl\P'> hom h1~ pu15u1t of \Omt chicken~ !hat e\Cal>'d trom an ove11u1nPcl 11uc~ '" lhr hte#dY O MOYie c (Zhr) "Woman ·11mu Seven" tom) I.I '.ih11lt1 Macl''"' Alan Ar~rn 0 3 10 29 Welcome Buk Kotter f O\leon \ l,1m Paper (RI lp\tfln • pl~n 101 a pawng &!Adt b~1 ~hie\ .. hen Mr,KullP1 1!1stovPr~ J rn111411ly bP(wlrn lhr \luden I '"'" (ldtil'I and lh~ onr hr \ubmotlt«l h'"1·.tll 10 yrar\ eail1<1 0 lillOftt: (2hr) "Mr Ludy" td1a1 4J Cary G•~nt I a1a1nP Oay m Ca1ol Burnett & Friends 24 Anyone for T tnnrson? ED Tf\e•On&inats -8:30-0 3 101 20 What's Happen1ne '011nt11~ nr Nol Oti<1b1e (Rl Conch1 "On ol d two part Pp1sodl' If Ra1 lludne a110 lle1un lap~ the OllOblP. llroth•rs tone r1t lhry llllRhl Vtl •• •P\l~d And 11 lhPy ~on i. lhrv II gel hurl lhr Ooobrt 6101he1\ ~uesl m Crcm-W1ts ED 24 In Surth of I~ Real Amer 1ca lhf lota111a11an IPmplaflun 1/11\I KPn Wa1ttnht1g dnd .1uthllf I Pan f 1a11c1os Re~PI r1am1n• lhP l11111p~.in vnltr\ mo.r lo thr ltfl dnd lh• dllilullr ol I u•QO•.;n '"''' ltrtual\ tnwarrt 1lrm11~r1cv and t~P•lah\m 9:00 0 8 SP£CIAL Tiie Ptoplt's Commllnd Perlorm1nce (lhr) (R) t r.1d1n~ perto1mr1\ to1m ;ill l~cPI\ nl thr ton .. bostnPS.\ world thO~tn by Hr. pubhc thr<>URh d na1•Mdl ~urvry demnnst"lt the talenl\ thal ha•t noa•I• lt"m \ll pnpuldl w1lh lh' iudwntPS who \PlP(ted th~m Buddy rM~n atlS as hosl And guesh wcludr [lhrl Merman V1(101 Borge I vnn Andmon Red Bollons Charlie r~llA\ lianktt I aont Neil Sednka PtRgy lee a11d Phyllis Diller Amon2 olhm O .2l )t lllmes 11 16 Ducks" Jamrs .ind M l11•Ms bMomr "duck n~ppm whrn lhPy h•IP a saucy olcj 1.trl• revue a lturriP nl qu.1c~rrs 1fr\hnrd lo b~ t1ltrm1nAttd by rily 11tll(1~ls wlln plan In hnn a ~,Iv p11~ 11110 a "''"'dY lltn, lrdro .. RUtSI\ O 3 •10 29 8arlltl M~ler (Rl App~nd1<1ll\ o,~\l~r slrtkes the squad room wh'n OtttChVP v,mana ~rtl\ o~,, and 1s rushrd to th, hosp1\dl m Mm Gnfhn Show 24 Austin City l1m1ts m The Ad.oules $0 Tht lll11n1l1t1nt Mwentu•e -9:lC-o 3 tO 2t A8C Su111mer ll00tlt. C_ C90mT"Pllaw IV" {sc;1 l'i174 ffi&ifm.,n!Xl'I lynndrrd rricl. Mithael Murphy Alan G1tto1d $(1,nl•\t\ "Ho lh,11 brsl to combat va•H•u~ ~ll'll'\ of 'nts lh~t 1l1•uusr nf 1 ~aaur 1nttrplantl~1y d1~h11 ~'"<' hur 1om,d fare's 10 c.aus,. b1010,•Cdl 1mblltanrt · rn ~ 1rmnlr rnrnrr ut lhr Ar11on& d,\t•I 10:00 u .n •st1 What Realty Happentd to the C"ss of '65 "Thr C.rl lh1I Nobody Knew {R) ll.1m Cdlt•dll p,ue~ls dS lhe ldtl!SI &111 tn lht tldSS who lost weight and found happiness whtn Sil' IPll 1n love with ~ \OnR w11ler ... 110 hanslutmPd her into d ~ngtr John Rubtnste1n co slm 0 O Ntw\ IE let's Malt A Dul 2'l lbsttrpiett Theater fil M1thael Jack.son Show Benson G1etn loijn0f1 and tr1)I 1>1tstde111 ol the l\s!.cx1alton ol lndtptndenl Cnm mercral l'rnduc e1\ os Jackwn s tu'~' -10:30- ·Q) aJ lltM EID lbcfte11/Lehrer Repo1t so The Wonderful W0tld of Country Music 11:00 U 3 0 6 10 29 NM U lll )t Mews O I.owe Ameran Style O MOfit: "The Country Cnl" td1a) ''>4 Grace Ktlly Bing C1osbv m The Odd Couple IE Monty Python's F1y1n1 C1rcus 241 T urnaboul fI) Di<l Cawett Show 8> Vanedade.s s~ Mx Neilllthrtr Report -11 :30- 0 a, CBS Lat•~ .. : 111•••s•H1 "Monty Python and the Holy C111t" tcom) JS Cri!ham Chapman l11hn CJees• I my Gilham (or ldlr I my !One\ Mrcharl l'alrn a 12' 30 Johnny Carson O 3 10 29 Starsky i Hu1ch m Thal Girl m Get Sm.art 24 lihas TO(ll Jnd You EID Captioned ABC Ne.n 12:00 0 Tlflh&ht Zone m Hrp Hof>es 0) The Hontymoontn 8> News/Mo¥tt -12:30-0 Movie: "C1rcle of OeceptlOll" Mia) 6 I Bradl0td Dillman S111y Parker O • 31 1101 1~1 Toma m Truth or Coosequtnm 0) Movie: "Ancel Baby" lrtra) r.J Mercedu McC'"1b11d1tl! 1:00 O (]' io Tomorrow O Mtverd m Mom: "A Woman of 01st1nc lion" (tom> '!i() Rosahnd Ru<.stll RJy Milland. [dmund Cwrnn 2:00 O Movie C "The Outsider" ldra) 67 Darren McGavin Sh11l,y t1n1&hl r dmond O'R11tn O Mom: "YOll C..111t Alon&" (dra) c~ Robert Cummrnts I 11;brlh )coll Oon Of f °'' Chari rs D1a•e 3 :00 D Mowlft 'Only lhr Cool Shoot lo Kill Qt ~ "The $trll<ffl ll1ft" <advl ~4 Rrcardo Montalbin Bella St John Rr<k Ja\on. Carolyn lonu 4:00 0 Mo.it: "A Yioman'i Ven111ntt" (my~) '48 Charle~ ll-Oye•, Aon 81vth ltso I andy -4:30-m Mowlt: "Cruturt With lht Atom 81al11" (Kl h) ~~ R1tl\3l(I Otnnin&, Ang~I• Strvens, M1ehael C11naer IV WEEK. JUNE 18 1978 FRIDAY JUNE ZJ f0t rnor111n1 and alter,_, lrst1n1s. pltllst stt OA'fTIME PllOGAAMS Be low, tOt yo11r convtnttn<t. are Ille day's ll!Oflt'.S OA'fTIME MOVIES l I 30 m ''The Creal Carrick" Cd•4J H Bnan AhPtM Oh~•~ dtH•vrlldnd I ana I u1nf1 Mrlvoll• roope1 Ma11' Wilson 11:00 O "My l1ttlt Ch1,hdtt" tcom) •O W { f,.ld\ Mae w~ Oi<.k to;~n J·OO 1 o c "Sllenl N11llt. lonely N11hl" (d1a1 69 I loyd 811dRtS Sh11lty Jon•s 3:30 O C "Two for 11\f Money'' (advl II Walter Brennan r.~1h.11111t Ruin~ MPtCedes Mr CAmh11dgt N'.ville Brdnd Robert ltooks EVENING 6:00 0 3 0 6 10 29 Ne•s 0 23 39 Nt'#S D ~aeb Sueball lhP Cahto1n1a Angelt~ vs th' '''dS R~nRPJS o cu~t Q) Motte. C (lhr) '10tal T0ta! Tora!" (draJ 10 I c; Mmhall l•m'\ Wh1tmo1~ lasun Robirds Jo~Ppll C••llon \oh Yamaura Mitlln llalsom To~h10 Ma\uda K1n11 lokd~~u 0) Adam JZ fl) Journey lo Ad•entur' 24 Antiques mzoom ED u Criada Bien CnJd• so Equal hlShet Under lht uw -6:30-e Arneriu 2Nr&ht 101 Merw Crrff1n Show al The Roo'1es fl) henin1 Ed1Uon m °'" bsy ED Pasionu Encendidu 1so1 Consumer Surviwat •it 7 :00 uoomNttn 3 Emeitenq One e Job r's Wild O ao.t1n1 tor Dollan aJAdam·IZ fl) Ula No !lest 10 a4 Tiie T rendsetters tD lhtMt!1/letne1 Report ~ l11r's Club )t lntertunme11l T on11ht 10 C,hfornlll Ton11ht -7:30- 0 h ttltt.alts 0 10 .)) Hottpood ~uarn t The Muppets 0 Jfl The Joler'I Wild Q) ArMnu ?Nttlit 12(1 C.Morn1• T °'11111 G;).tll&Mtl 21 lOlllah\~ so Vot•n P111ttiM 8:00 O e Wonder Wom111 Won6f1 Woman ~lrutelts a1ainsl a 1ock m11 11mn s 11t11d melhod of hypnOlr$111 O !Ut 11tl Cl'O Shat'tY "Oprr~ Iron f 115<0" IRI r.t11ef Shukft~ 1na his mru11s 1tluclantly like pa1t 1n a wtPk lnn1 Plptrimenf SfUdyrn& lht rlfeth ol \h~n on bo.,d ~ ~UbnlAlllK' Ptgoet3 FRIDAY (Continued) U ~ 101 29 Tabitha A Siar '" 801n .. (R) lab1lha is willing lo pinch h1I as ~XlA s weather girl but Aunt Minerva unlea\he\ powerful mdg1t lo make her d 'legendary IV \la• O Mov1t· C (2hr) "T1coon" (dra) 47 John Wayne lar•rne Dav S11 Ced11c Hardwtde Ol Mod Squad ED Han1 llollro W 24 SO Wuhrn&ton Week 1n Review fD Hum1ll1dos Y Oltndrdos -8:30- D Jl 39 Columbo Ir 1 dnd Catch M, (R) Conwinctd thal htr nephtw was ''soon~rblt lor lhP dfalh of ht1 nrete a lltU \fllrni mystery "'r1ter (Ruth Coidon I tel~ revenge by mur~errng hrm lhPn ~' she prepares to embark on a loni trrp, engagB tn an e~chanRe ol lheorres with lt Columbo Ma11Pflt Hartley and G 0 Spradlin co \tar D 3 10 2t Opmtlon Pel licNI One Big Mac to Co lfO I h~ Sea Tiger 1 om~~ under a11 atlatk when lhe enemy brPaks ~ rM~d mes~ge thal C~neral Oouglds Mdi Arthur is aboard W 24 50 Will Street Week €a.Eduardo II 9:00 fJ j lht lncrtd1ble Hulk OdVIO Banner get\ a 1nb di the 100 1thPI' he finds ii lovely voun1. sc1,nli<t "'ho rs pursuing !he RenetH •t~~a•th that he had sldrl•d brtorr hrs haR•C ~ccrdent D ~ 10 29 lite ABC Friday Mo.it. C (lhr) "forty Cmts" Cdra) TJ Ltv Ullmann r d .. ar.i Albtrt Gtn~ K•llv 81nnir B.irnt\ Deborah Rallrn A rom.intrl holiday 1n Greect turns into a b11ttm•t•t 1nu1 ney or taurhW and" ttm .. hen ~ beautiful 40 year r>ld drvotct~ <Ullmann) succumbs lo the charm' And sinter1tv nl a ynung Amerrcan nearly ZO yea1s younKer thal 'h' m Merv G111fin Show Ol SPECIAL Movies 1n BIJtk The urly Yens lfhrl BtgrnnrnR with rarfy s1ltnl footage •nd vorn~ through lo the musical spmals ol the fnrlles. lh1~ him 1epmrnl\ lhP ;oork ol Black producP1s. dirrctors and pr.1fo1mer~ Some of lhP stm seen rn 1a1e loot~gr 1nctudr tfPrh lellrre, Bes.sie Sm1lh P~ul Hob~son Step1n ftlch1t and Oukr C111n~ton ED Commentary/News (2.• The Unwanted fD Masterpiece Thulrt Pold~r~ 'SO ri11nc ltnt 10:00 fJ 1 e H11sb1nds, Wives and lonrs Wtute the men a•t betomrni: obsessel! wtlh the gel 11ch Qu1c~ schemr of bur1nc a 1 ace horst the11 women 111e absoibtd 10 !.Dmethrn& Quite drlfrrtnt a cut thtoal ,,, atrve w111rnc contt~t 0 QJI Jf Quincy Mallm of I 1lr And Death (R) Ourncy pinch hits for --l vTCJTilfniii& &'nfral pracfllroner 1-rust ltJ •keep !us hart!! 1n · and f1Ms the hie even mor~ hu111ed lh•n ii is bark at lhe coronm off1tt " O 11 llews Q) rotlll Oft 81rt11n m Tllttt Sislen ~ () Tiit Acl\toults fii) MlcllMt Jacbon Cunt rs Rnbb1 r rtdler, member nl !hr Lns Anaett1 Soard <ti Education Q) Pacto Ott AlllOI ilO) Tiit ~tu P1199t4 m mNew7l0:30-· J SATURDAY ) fD The MacNerltl.thrtr Report _ _ 11:00 0 3 D 8 10 29 Ne1r1 D 23 lt News O Love Amwun Style O Movie· C "fancy Pants" er mi ~ Bob ti~p• l u •llP 8a11 B•uce Cabot 14' ~ 1111~ ... <Xlll m The Odd Couple JUNE 2' MORNING 6:00 D That's Cat m Mon1y Python's nr1n1 C11cus _.> fD V01Ce in the Wrlderntss 8 Sunu141 Semester O Community feed~ck m UnrvtrSotJ of the All 24 Black PerspechvrS on lht llews ID Orel Cavett Show ED Ya11ed1des so The Mdtll!lthret llepo11 -11:30- f) 8 CBS Lale Movre. C "C C and Comp1n,.' (d1a1 10 Jot: Namath Ann Ma1g1et W1ll1Ml1 Smith IP11n1lfr lhllong\IPy D 23 3' Johnny Carson U 3 10 29 81rell1 Sh4rD•1 rtian A SerpPnl \ Toolh looy lights lo 1avP hi\ pa1lnf'1 ·• future dltri the 11ll1cPi 1' \U~pende~ too allPRedty ~hootinp a murdi-1 \ll~PPtl m the bac~ m Oulu L1m1ts m Get Smarl ff) Hollywood Pu~ llaci11t 24 l1hu Yota and You fD Capt!Olled ABC Ntwt 12:00 0 Twthflll ZOllt m H11h Hopes a> Tht Hlllleymooners -12:30- 0 Movie "I 5.aw What You Ord" ldra1 r,~ loan (1awtn111 '"'"' '"land 1J Starttme m Movie "Horror House" t km I JO r 1~nk1t Av~tnn lrlt ua .. nrth krchard 0 Sullivan m Mo.re: "C11me 1n the Streets" (dra1 ~6 John Cassavrtt~ Sal Min en 1:00 3 Movre "Prince Valiant" (at1vJ ~4 lam,\ Mdson lane I l ~1eh CiJ 23 39• Mrdnrcht Special g M1ve11ck 101 Movie: C "I'll Nev11 Foreet What's 'lsname" (Wml &8 Orson Wrllr1 Ohm RPf'O -1:30- 8 Love AmtrKan Stylt O The Adventurer,. 2:00 O Mo.res Aflac~ of the !i•dnt l~tch•s lhr Susi Wrlh ~ M1llron r yrs 1 ht r ror,n Ghost g Mo.re C "Blue UJOOll" (advt ~9 lr1n Simmon\ !Mnald llou\lnn Nott Purvll m Movrr "Bedf1m" (drd) 46 8011\ KA1 loll Ann<1 I ,, IA~n Robare!$ m Sltt1t1.1111Cl • -3:20- 0 MoYll' "Cry Oanaer" lmv'I SI th<~ l'ow~ll RhondA 11,m111r W1ll1am ConrAd 4 :00 (i) Movtt: "Desert Attack" (drA f 60 lohn Miii\. Sylvia Sym\ m Movie: I Cl "C1utu11 Wlth tf\e Blue Hand" (hol) · /0 lllau' K1n,~i 01An~ Krrn~ llarold I ropolt1 -6:30- D J!.. Mulummad Ah O Bia Valley 8 Typtn& O Davey & Cohath 10 Property Man11ement m Unit Su m Guest Spot W Caplroned ABC News 7:00 fJ Sunnse Semester D 23 lt Hone «one Phooey D J 101 29 Superf11ends Hour 8 POSJhve Parentrnc O The PTl Club m Los An1eles P1tterns m Woman Reel to Rul ID Toca for Health -7:30- f) Camera lhrtt O 23 39 Co Co Clobehottm O Pact1etters 8 liletrK m Movre "The frrsl hnk 1n Tot,o" radvt 1'• Tom N'AI MJr •am•r BarbAra H~I, m Romper Room fD len Years Alter Kerner 8:00 fJ a Three Robonrc Slootes O Movie "Rodeo" I adv I ~.' lolrn Arc trfr Jane Nrgh D 3 10 29 uff A Lymp1cs O Movie: "Blackbe11d, the Prrale" t ldYI ~l RCJhffl NPwlnn I 111d.1 O~r n•ll RICh~rO ( Rdn -3:30- 0 e Speedbuan m Rebop ID The S11nt Galy Illes 9:00 fJ 8 Buas Bunny/ROid Runner m Movre. "lhe P11nce OI Ptrlles" tdra) ~ 1 lnhn Or1r~ f.~rlA Bal,nda Barbara R111h m Sam Yorty ID Turnabout -9.30-D J~ >t lh1nk _!rnk P1nther O Movre C "l'Yie lihnrpulator" tdia I 1 ~tr11hen Bovd 'i~lvA Mscrna fD lOOtn 10:00 U Ht !• lf(IJ hnts & IM litw!ts U 3 10 2t Krofft Super$how O Wanted· Dt1d °' Aliwe Ol Movtt: C "Ole Colden Arrow" (~ra} 64 lib Hunl,r Rossana Pode't~ fD Once Upan A Clu:slt -10:30-0 1 8 lbtm1n1lar11n D 1211 U Spm Stnttntls C1J Science f Ktlon Tllutra m Tht SmlthS01111n ln~titution TV WEE~ JUNE 18, 1978 11 :·oo D 39 Land of the lost U l 10 29 Oynomull m lust IOI I eens 23 Movie WA1 11 th1 'r'l•Mt~! ID Nova -11:30- f) 8 Stcrtts Of (j!S O )t Thundu 0 Dra&MI U !I 10 29 American 8andst1nd m ll1shvtlle Mu.SIC m Tht Bold OntS AFTERNOON 12:00 0 a Fat Albert D Thaf'lyl O T w1hcht Zone O The lut Side ~ids m lh1s Wttk rn B1seball ID Tht French Chet 39 Fhnlttones -12:30- 0 a Spite Academy 3 loprc CJ Aarrculturr USA O Monster Rally o People 7 to Disco 10 m The Raws m Mod Squid m Garden1n1 29 Film Report lt ust of tht Wild 1 :00 fJ 8 Mr Matoo l Spor1s Challen1e D 2l 39 Mato• ltatue Baseball All~ Id 11~ SJn f ranrtsco O Mo.re C "Tile Srltnl Gun" 1wr,1 fi'i lloyd B11dgP1 P"''"" Rnbrrls Id llrglry r dil Byrne~ 10 Animals Animals m Soul lrarn fl!) Movie: "Biiiy liar" (dr~) !1 I !om C.our!Pn~y luhe C:hm11r ~ Grul lums/Crul Yun -1:30- f) e CBS Film Festival fhdl $ My Nan1P Don t WP~• It 0111 · A conlPmporMy Canad1~n film ~bout a troubtP~Omt but sen\1hvP adolr\ 11·nl who brlriends a df,tf voune''" rn a w~y that b~nehrs both 3 Son of football Folhes g Abllott & Costello 10 Movre· I dS\lt ' loo~ tiom,wJrd Ol let's Mah A Dtal 2:00 fJ It Ton All llrnds :) Ctt1I Tums/Great Yurs Q The 811 Valley & Nal10nal Geocraphlc Narron~! Par~1 m "''"'°" 1111PoSS1bte Q) The llowtf'J Bo)" ~ An1m1I Wofld so It's btr,bodf's Busin111 --c-»--0 Gre1test Sports le1ends fD Orison 2t World of Surrint 3 :00 O 1t 1 The Canadian Optft Goll four~ament No 1nfo1m~1ton ••A•I ~bl, from the N,tworl, ~I 0111 P•tu frmr U Bon1nu U ~ 10) 12fl NCAA Champron i/lrps lh1s oroaram 1,alurr\ 11111,lt ' I I ' teams comptllo& tor top honorl m wmthng. volleyball and outdoor track and treld events D Movie: C "The Mou11t1111" (adv) 56 Spencer fracy Robert Wainer Cla11e Trevor (D lllowie: "Tiit l'towler" CmysJ '51 Yan Hethn (velyn l\eyn Q)Tamft m f1tm fe1turt -3:30-m Old fnendJ, llew fntlltb 4:00 tJ ._t_ CIS Sports Sci«t1tular No rnlormatron available hom the Net work at OUI P<tSS lrmt II Saturday O Yoy11e lo the Bottom of tht Su Q) Morie: C "Tiie l uwt Ont" (dra) 56 Michel Ray Rodollo Hoyos (jf1 Movie: Bang Bang You rt Dead" fD uhno Consortium QI) World Ch1mpionsl11p Tennis lorn Gullikson vs Clrll OrySOalP fW Re.I UtJte and You -4:30-m Que Pua, USA 5:00 tJ World ot Sul'fival 0 tfj Star Ttt• U rv (tt) ABC's Wide Wolld ol S;orts lrac~ and held wrestling and volleyball-the NCM Champions D Movtt: t "Sc..llplock" 1we\) 66 Dalt RObertson Roberl Random D1m1 Hyland 10,. l• """ m MO'rlt. "Boom Town" (IH') ·•o-Ctar• Gable Spenw lruy Claudette Colberl Hedy I amarr r rank Morgan Chill Wills 1111 Consumer SurYinl tit! fl) Stir Soccer West 8romwrr h Albion vs Leeds United -5:30- 0 ust of the Wild II (3fJ Nm 1 f.ol ABC's W'Mlt WO!ld ol Sports 9 T11mabtltl •V•NING 8:00 0 II CJ) c.n> llews 0 lllowle: IC (211r) "A Conntdr· Cllt h i*tt 1n 111111 Arthur's Court" (mus) '49 Bi n& Cosby Rhondi llemrne Cl) lllowle: lC,J "BtlU )lrnti~ (dll) ~7-Bob Hope. Vera M•lts ® $tll4lil s.. fDTllt OrifiNb ()I) Mary Tyltr Moor• (A! Ill $earth of the !teal Amer!CI -6:30- fJ m 8 Oil News 11 lllatY Tyltt li&oof t @ Malll·lt Q !)ut ,ISi USA m '{~ Slulti~& Gem. 0 r1ee IN lssui' ($)) Yttt(s ~IM 7:00 ..... 11111""' li>MM-12 D f M111J f 1114 • ,,.... .... Los An111a Lltllt "°" .. .. S,.C.: "" f{I) .......... »t• Shaw • 121) al Uwttllet Wtlk Sllw J.~ Wild Kincdom 14 Once Upon 1 Clull< ED Cahl01n11 Ton11ht $0 Allst1n City IJmib -7:30- tJ Tht PrKe is Rrrttt 3 Sr ldy Bundi II In Starth 01 .. U Speml Edition Ho~I Ba1b4ra f tldon rf POrtS on a stiy underga• mrnt cloth1n1 slo•e the I aMa,, n4tural rh1ldb11th lfthnrque the tl\1111 ol 11drnt roller coasters hanf &hdrna Ron Palrllo playing Shake spurt and lahrtran frre danttrs e llttn's People tO That's Hollywood fD Yar111ty Show U Wild World of Animals 241 LowtN Thomas Remembers fD The Two Ronn les 8 :00 f) O The Bob Newhart Show (R) M 1nto1mallon available hom thP Nrlwork al our press rime D :u U).. lht 81onrt Woman (R) [~ape to love lam1e Sommers m1ss1on to r~scut the son ot ~ ~cren trst lrom behind the Iron Curtain 1s complicated when thP voune man falls in lovt wrth her 0 3 I l}t SPECIAL Tht Miss Cal· ilorma P11unt lee Merrwealher lnrmPr Miss Cal1lo1n1a and Moss Am~rrca hosts !hrs twu hQu1 • pageant a111nf hve lrom Santa C1ur lht #IMPI IPPIPSfnls talolorn14 on the Mru Am,rru Pagunt on Allanlrt Coty 0 10 PREMIERE free Country lh1s stries tracts lhe h•ts ot an 1mm121anl lamrly Imm rh ar11val m Amrrrca 11 lh• turn ol th• rentury lo thP Prt"nl dJy In the lust •O•Sllde Anna s Arr .. ~t A young 1mm1 granl '1ov al lht arrival ol lus wife rn lhP Unrtfd St~les turn1 Ill panic when a bureautral•C "iulalton ~nd a double dealing relallve ll11eattn he1 w1Lh 1mmed1ate d•portatrnn Rob Remer slars as Jost!Ph Br•sne1 Judy Kahan stars as Anna Bresne• Also ~tar11n& a" f1,d MtCiHlen and Renre L1pp111 as hrend~ and Mrgh bo<~ S1tlney and ldi Cewe111man Cousin Willy 1s Po•flay•d by I arrv llanlun Ii) Movie: (90m) "You Can't Cheat An Honest Man" (COOi) !9 w r. f rt Ids. I dear Brrv.rn Ch Mire MrCarthy m Kenny llrncston Q) P1l Club leltthon !fl' Old friend\, Ntw frrtnds fD Movie. "front l'a1e Story" (dral ~3 lad Hawkins fva Rarto~ ~ 8o1 Ot Mento so ltcwa -8:30- tJ 8 Baby I'm Back (RJ lwu 't1on1 umed mrn sh&-VP In collPCt a l~n ~hark debt from R1y U 10'< PREMIEllE ABC Saturday Comedy Spet11I ~o 1ntnrm1llnn \~••li~le Jrom lht Net~ at out ~rus hme m rrorbslonal Somr rtula . delph11 ~' Oa\land (2~ 111 l't11on11111Ct at Wolf Trip G:OO 0 c e i CBS Satur~J llllht lhf11: C (lllr) "The SKrel Of Santa Yitt01i1" (dr8) 69 Anllwlny Quinn AnnA M~cnanr Vuna I rs• Hardy Kru•tr, Ser110 1 ranf,ht Ctancarlo r.1anmn1 In Santa Vlltom thp only thine that matte11 rs IM dnnuat i•apt naivest and the bottling ol rls lu~iuus vino In the tale days o( World Wai II llalo Bombulrnr lQu1nn1 lhr. town 1001-and mayor \Urpnsi:s everyone by taming up with ~ ~heme to hide the treuurt and use all dewious muns Iv keep Santa Y111011a s ~cret 0 U )t NB( Saturday YD'lit' C (2hr) "A Stnsill'ft, PaSSIOllate Man" (dra) 78 Oa~rd Janssen Arra•e D1rk1nson Richard Venture Rhodu Reason lodd Lookrntano RrChard Bull An aerospue ~1rnt1st haY1n11 tos1 hrs 1ob durrne a corporate rutbac~ descend\ onto an alcohot•c despair and lends oil hrs loving wile' attempts lo strarth"n hrm out and eet hrm a not her 1ob O IQ lo'lt Boll lak1nR Side~ s1a111ng Diana Canova Bob U11lh Audrey Meadows and Robtrl Mandan A f rrendlv l rltl, Camt \larrrng Uarry MorRan and Pmcrlla Pointer, and Go1n2 By the Book s1arrrng Grorgrd fnglt dod Hdrvty Ja~n ~o' Masterpiece Theatre -9:30- 0 Movie: (90m) "The Ban-01c~" tcom) 40 WC r reld~ Una Merkel fl) Judce Drama fD Film feature 10:00 0 Bt1 Battles O 3 10 19 Fantasy Island lhe Prrnte Orr k RambO .tars a~ d rro11n prrnle ~eekrng a ta\I chdntP 111 krro .. lhP rnmmnn touch bPlore bPrnp crowned kin~ and on lht Shrrrlt Hmy Guardino 5lars dS ~ b•llt• contemporAry 00111Pm~n hoping to rtlurn lo a hm' whPn 1u\tr<e was handled ~1th a sot Run ID PTL Club T eletllOll ff) Good Mornrn' 8hm lht M1\ S1ss1pp1 Delta rs the b11thplace ul lht un1quPly Amerrcan art forrn tht blues BB 1(1nt narralP\ lhr' chronrr.I• ol lht development ol blUPS OIUSIC, which lakes Yl,WetS from tht turn ol lhe cenlury lo 1ust ~llM Worl<t War II featum 1Hmd rngs ot early blues arttsls. and 1011 male v1s1t~ wrlh wrn@ ul th~ IPgendary bh1esmen m the Della S01 In Performance 1t Wolf Trap -10:30-m Hee Haw 11:00 0 3 0 8 101 News O llt II~ O loft Amt11un Style D ~ City Rtwut TV WEEK JUNE 18 1978 41 The Woftrn'n lie~ Show ·2~ Austi'n City Limits fD The Two Ronnrts li Rei Humbird -11:15- 3 Movie. C "In Love and War" 1tlrA) SA Robert Wagner lellrty Hunte• -11:30- 0 lhfrt. C "Drrvt Hard, Orrwt fast" (mysl 69 B11an Kelly loin to11rns roseoh Camo1nella II '' ,, Siturdaf ll11ht live O Movie· C "Husbandl'' ldr~) 10 Btn Camra Peter f al~ Jolin ca~vetes & Mom. C "The Man Wrth the Golden Arm" (dra) '.>6 I ran k Sinatra !\rm Novak D Mom· C ''Terror Houu" (horl '42 lames Mason Joyce ltnward Mary Clare W1ll11d I awson 101 Mom· C "Century lur"s" (wes) · 72 Richard Boone m News fD Blac' Pmpectrwe on the News 12:00 O Twrllcht Zone m Movie: C "The Solid Gold Cadlll1t" (com1 S6 ludy Holhdily Paul Oou~las fred Clark 2t Science fictt0n ThHlrt -12:30- 0 Roller Superstars 1 :00 II 39 Don Krrshner's Roe~ ~en p,rformtr\ 1n1lud, foghat ~ I 11end~ Muddy Water\ Johnny Wint" John l f' Hooker Oh~ Bt4~ wrll and I d~•t Ko~land -1:30- 0 Movrtt I~, tlrrd, ot r ranken st Pon Son r.t f ranktll\1t1n 1 ht Gtluo,I ol I 1an~Pn~lt1n a Love Amerrcan Style D The Adventurers 2:00 O lhfre C "fluffy" (com) 6~ lony R~ndall Shrrl'Y Junes O MO'lrt: "The Tuttles of Tahiti" (rom) '4? Charl,s laURhton. tnn Hall, p,m Drake V11tor franceo m Movie "All the kinfs Men" (dial ·so B•oderrrk Crawford lohn lrel.1nd loannr Orn 4:00 D Mowrt. "Sfn Antone" (wP~) '.>7 Rod r.~mrron Atlten Whelan m Mo-ire. "01n1erous l'rofts:sioll" tmY\) •9 Pal 0 Brien. 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