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Home My WebLink About1978-07-02 - Orange Coast PilotI '""--- ' I l 0•1ly Piiot PllolO 1W Lao Pay• • I Remains of June's fog cooled temperatures and crowd size as Fourth of July weekend merriment accelerated at noon Saturday in Laguna Beach. SU_N D AY VOL. 71, NO. 183, 7 SECTIONS, 84 PAGES Sequeiatial Swimmer Oally Pli.t Staff PMW Recreation aide J eff Spaeth labels Tony Crenshaw as the 72nd of 100 swimmers in Saturday's 28th annual Huntington Beach pier swim. To find out winning timts by age division. see Pa~c 82 in the sports section. ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SUNDA Y, JULY 2, 1978 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS --Assessm_en ts Surprise Preview of How Jarvis w ·ill Affect Y our House By GARY GRANVILLE OI tlM Dally Pilot Statt A funny thing happened to this year's Orange County assess· ment roll on its way to bemg converted into property tax bills. It was waylaid by a crusty 75-year-old man who for 20 years had insisted assessment rolls are the tools free spending bureaucrats use "to commit legalized felony grand theft." By 1978, property tax reform evangelist Howard Jarvis had converted enough Californians to his way of thinking to lead an overwhelming majority of them Lagunans Suspend Police Chief Sparks By STF.Vl!: MITCHELL Of tho O•oly Piiot St.ill Laguna Ocach Police Chief J on Sparks has been suspe nded without pay m the wake of a bar fight last week during which he allegedly IOJUrcd another bar patron The announcement was made by f<~red Solomon. Laguna's new city manager who officially as- sumed his post Saturday morn- ing. ·'Sparks is on s uspension status," Solomon said. "He has bc·cn suspended and the duties or chief will be handled by Capt. Neil Purcell." Solomon said the ad- m1n1strat1ve action followed a two and a half hour executive sc~s1on held early Saturday, with three council members. Solomon and Capt. Purcell in at· tcndance. (See SPARKS, Page AJ> on election day il':lbud chorus or. "No more!" And assessment rolls will never again be what they once were. Before the s uccessful Jarvis crusade, release of the county assessment roll early each JuJy carried with it joyful overtones. Property values within counties, cities and school districts us ually had risen. seem ingly an 1nd1cation of economic itrowth and sound fiscal planrung. A few days later , however, - there wouJd be whispers of a so- ca lied tax windfall coming from city coun cil chambers and school board meeting rooms. CSeeNEWTAX, Page AZ> Cheap Wiring Can Twist Fate. Hrmtington Beach Leath Fight Against Fmdty Aluminum ~ 0..ty pt ... ltelt ...... FIRE CAPT. CARL DUNCAN., ~LOS CHARRED a<>cKET &.oo•• Connection to Alumln~m Wlrtng • Frequent Hazard ·-- By ARTHUR R. VINSEL 01 tM Dally Piiot Stall Squinting. as into the names of hundreds o f fires he has fought, one of Ameri ca's foremost ex- pert s on e l ectrica l fires holds up a bit or burnt, blackened, twisted trash. The metal and plas tic object scarce· VINSEL ly bigger than his thumb was sifted from the rubble or a home . The home was the kind where children play in the yard, swim in the pool nnd sleep untroubled at night: Just a family home. His bit of charred debris is one of Hunting t on Beach F ire Department Capt. Carl Dun· can's key pieces of evidence in a bi llion dollar.plus federal law s uit and upcoming Con gressional h earings of landmark proportion. H e explains it was an e lectrical socket connected to aluminum non-metallic s heath cable that today snakes through an esti ma ted 2 million plus American homes, bringing light. heat and energy. Aluminum electrical wirin~ to branch outlets such as appliance sockets and light switches also brin~s death and destruction, APWI .......... charges Capt. Duncan. D I •--/ti g~ And many others in the fire n e acOtfte eSSO 'IC: S<'rv icl' across the countr y. along w1lh Uncle Sam's federal prosecutors of the building in- dustry contend that 1s exactly lhe case. Between 1964 and 1975, when its production was h alted, the Eight-month-old .Jonathan Keen. his mother. Emma. and most of Hyden. K). sho"ed their sentiment for former president Richard 1xon Saturday when he ar- rived to dedicate u 1·ccrcat1on center. Story on Page A2. wiring believed today to be in up- to l ,500 Huntington Beach homes. carried the familiar UL logo of the Underwriter's Laboratory. ON 'l,HE INSIDE This is conside r e d the benchmark or product quality and safety, but Capt. Duncan al· leges that UL and the industry fiddled while homes continued to burn and firemen fought both the fires and big business. BIRD MAN? -They don't think much of "bird men" at Cal Glass. where fir e fo rges scientific g lassware Al VTN Corp , part of a turn-around 1~ taking place m an amusement park m Kuwait. Page Cl. He testified to this recently AMERICANS STOCK-SHY b e f o r c t h e H o u s e o f A New York Stock Exchange Representatives' subcommittee study and local brokers look at on oversight and investigations, what's keeping individual 10 a branch of the Committee on vcstors out or the market -and Inters tate and Foreign Com· why they think the dropouts arc merce · · ood be p c "Th~y 're in contact with me · ,.. missing a g t. age 1. almost everyday," says Capt. 'FANTASY ISLAND' ABC Duncan, who exJ)ttU to be. re· has tapped a nch vcm with its called a~ a witn~ss as hearings P r 0 g r 3 m e m p h 3 s 1 s 0 n resume m Washin~on. D C in "escapism" shows, vogue view-~arly July. when mdustry tells ing for television audiences of its .. side for the defense. . the 1970s An Associated Prc~s That ought to be fun. 1 m feature focuses on t~e network'" anx~~us to hear what they latest effort, "Fantasy Island." say starring Ricardo M-ontalban (See W11U NG, Page A3) rage B9. > WHERE TO GO? -Turned off by famil y reunions? Bored with yet another summer at the : cotta~e 7 1ircd of the kids whin- ing to stop at the next gas station ' An Associated Press survey tells how to break out of the stale vacation :o1yndrome. Page BS. Ill '1'011r SoNoce Ct Er"'• eomMc:ll 87 11111,.eu 0-l ca111or .. 1• AJ CIHSlfle<I 01 It Cronworcl I• Do.ill HolkK At lclllor••I "--• .... ,.11•1-lt.lt , ....... 1... .... •••Ol'fflW At Pa11I "al'ftf A• H•fff<OfO ... OAIL'I' f'ILOT SECTIONS C.1or Ce'"~ fal'lll•WeelllY ,, .... ·-. .-:"'-" .. . , •• ~. , • , • , • ,. .. ~ ~ : #-=-,,.'--.~ -:: ;' .. ,: .. .: '!.,. J."" J. ' J . ". • • '\, ... * -....... •• :. ... . . . . .. -......... - ·- 12 DAIL 'I f>ll 0 I !APWI .......... CAMPAIGN-STYLE CROWD GREETED NIXON IN KENTUCKY Airport Arrival Saturday Started Weekend Appearance Witrm Welcome Toun Still Loves Nixon ~' HYDf:N. Ky <A P 1 i\ o,f'dlr>o me that w<.1s n<ithing short of•presidential f?rectcd Richard M Nixon in these rolling hills f11Il or coal as he arrived for his hrst public s peech since he stepped out or Lhl· presidency in disgrace four years ago. People bc'g<.1n lining the street ubout two hours before Nixon's molorc·<.1dc arnvNI ThC' rormcr f')rcsidt•nt W<•n•d from 1n!->1rle his lamousint· us thl' mol orc::.ide cln.•w up :it 1111' Appalach1a11 Mott.'I , his IOdg1ag for the n1 1::ht lit• wt•nt immediately to his room Ntxon v. a~ to met'l privately with state and loc&I Republicans Saturday night Earlier a crowd o f about 1.000 spent a broiling 95-de- -. gree afternoon patiently \Vait· ing at \,he London Corbin >\irport, :ibout 50 miles away. for the charterl'd red·a nd-orange striped Jet that brou(?ht N1'Con in· to what mav ht" a new rorm or public llrl' io replace t he sl'lf 1mposl'<l 1•x1lt• ht· bt'~an \ug 9. t9i l, ""hl'n hl· n ·s1gm·ll "" prC!-:1 1knt Nixon ll'fl the> JCt with his arms oubtretchcd. <.l('knowlcd~ mg both lhl' \\ckom1ng com m1ttec on th£' ground and the· ('rowd held bat•k hrhind woven· wire lences Ile came to th<.' mountains to speak loday <il the drdicatjon of the Richard 1\1 Nixon Recreation Center in llydcn Tl is on<: of llH· rcw public structun•s namt•rl uftcr Nixon Even in lhC' ~·al. Nixon kept mt a suit coat as he greeted a "elcommR committee thal m eluded Rep. Tim Lee C<.1rter, R· Ky , a t th<' ;.urport Although there were several other Republican polit1c·1ans there. the reception hst did not mention any other congressmen of either party. Jim Wooten, who was ddeated in the racC' for Lcsltc <.:oun!Y ,1udge-c•xt;cut1 ve b y C Allt•n Munt•,.. looked <Jt the rrowdcd st reels and lolcl a rcportl'f'. "The only thing thut would bring out a bigger crowd would be a public hanging." Nixon spent at least a hair hour at the airport sh aking hands with people and signing his book ... RN Memoirs: The Story of1Uchard Nixon ... The c rov.d was in a festive mood, holding up signs .. Nixon's the rMan in 1980" and ··welcome Nixon" and ·lwe Like Nixon." Some entE!rprising airport salesme n hawked "Nixon for President" buttons for S2 each and American n ags for SI The former prE's1dent was not accompanied by his wife, Pat, or any other family members. but Col. Jack Brennan. the Mannl' Corps officer who helped to wrile the memoirs. was along. The Laurel Cou nty High School Trumpeteers serenaded Nixon with one of hts favorite anthems, "God Bless America." and a chant went up. "We want Nixon. we want Nixon.·· It was almost like the cum. pa1gn days of 1968 and J972 Shark 'Bite' Livens Lazy Day at Beach The reportt'd land1n~ of a 7 foot sh ark at Newport Pier generated the only 'cx<."1te- m enl" al Oran~c Coa.,t bt·arhes Saturday desµitc a ::.unny. l>lue <.tay On the first clay or a four day Baseball Cap Bandit Robs W Business Police 1n F'ounta1n Valley were conllnurn~ an mvcsta~ation today into an armed holdup while La Habra pohce reported arrest of two teen·age suspects Saturday following a gasol\ne station robbery A lone gunman fled with $164 after robbin~ lhe clerk of Fashion Wig and Beauty Supply, 18061 Magnolia St . Fountain Valley. at 3.15 p.m Saturday. police said The bandit was purchasin~ shampoo when he brandished a long·barr('I, s ilver revolver and told the clerk. Shella Pclc<'k , lo put money from the reglstl'r 1n a paper sack. police reported. 'I'he .s uspN'l, described as male Caucasian In his late 20s. s-reet·7, thin build, ordered the clerk to lie on the floor. then fled on root. Steven Spille. 18, of La Habra. and a 16-year·old male, were char&ed with strong.armed rob- bery following their arrest after they used physical force to take $10.50 and n patk of Cll(urcttes from th<' attendant of o .. service station In l.a llabrn holiday. crowds at beaches were no more than for any summer Saturday, officials reported. There were 198,000 on coastal snnds with no maJor incidents reported. Steve Houk, 12. of 2812 Shanta 'Drive. Costa Mesa. hooked and land<'d the shark at 3.30 p.m . Saturrlay at the end of the pier. a ccordin g lo Ll L oga n Lockal>ey at lireguard head· quarters. Houk was a ssisted by two Costa Mesa friends. He used mackerel bait on a 20·pound test line to catl'h the blue shark. Lol'kabey said lt measured 7 reet, 2·inches and weiRhed 100 pounds An 8-foot thresher shark was reportedly hooked earLier tn the day , but not land ed. th e lifeguard spokesman said Newport reportl!d a beach at tendance of 55,000 with 20 rescues. Huntington !ltate bcaC'hes had the largest crowd. 68.000 with 120 rescues. A lifetftsard 'boat towed two disabled ocean vehicles to safety of the buoy oH Bolsa Chica head· quarters when they beC'am<' stranded too yards offshore. a spokesman Mid. Huntington city beach had 18,000 bathers, 15 rescue11 Laguna Beach reported 3~,000 on its sands with JO rescues There were an estimated 11,000 on San Clemente city beaches and another 11,000 on t.be south tounty san<h with a doien rescues in each oreo. a sPokesrnan reported. Water temperature11 were in mid 60s with air temperatures in low 70s. Waves. were running two to three reel In most lllpot.s . -, • I ,, ... .r .Pension Funds in Danger WA SH I NG T 0 N· < A P l - Congress was warned Saturday th(ll pension plans covering 1 3 rnillloo persons could fold In the next 10 years because of flnan· cial problems. forcing a govern· ment insurance program to as- sume liability for billions of dollars in unpaid benefits. In a report lo Congress. the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp. called for major changes in 1>ri vate pension plans operations and the way government re· ulates them · PBGC also urged Congress. in 11 separate report, to abandon a proposed insurance program that would protect employers from obligations they might face if their pension plans folded with 1 ns u f rid~nt assets to pay benefits ttl all workers and re· tirees --. P BCC. created under the pension law o f 1974. has established an insuranl'e plan that guarantees pension benefits for 33 million workers and re· Risky Plans Outlined tirees who participate in ubout 8<\,000 privuteplans. The h1w also forces employers to eventually build a fund sulfl· cient to pay pensions for present and future retirees. In its reJ)Ort to Congress. the federal corporation said a just· completed study showed serious problem~ with a number of so called "multiemployer plans." M wltiemployer plans are those formed by several companies in one industry through collective bargaining with a labor union. The Teamsters and United Mine Wo rkers have such plans. PBGC said its study showed that 160 of the 2,000 multiemployer plans are ex· periencmg financial problems serious enough to threaten their solvency within a decade. Guaranteed benefits provided by those 160 plans total S8.3 billion. PBGC said If those plans failed. a severe strain would be placed on the federal insurar\ce program and the healthy pension plans that puy for the insurance -to pey all those benefits. The corporation said that if all 160 plans folded. remaining plans would have to pay annual premiums or $80 for e ach participant to guarantee the benefits.of the terminated plans. That compares with the present insurance rate of 50 cents per participant. The PBGC report cited seve ral fa c tor s f or multiemployer pension plans that are vulnerable to collapse. For example. it noted that ct worker may receive a pension even though he or she changes employer s . as long as the person satisfies the requirements E',..,,. Page A J ror obtaining the benefits. The study s tud the current statutes actually d iscourage large employers from entering existing multiemployer plans by severely restricting the op· port un1t1fs f or eventua l withdr«wal. "thus weakening the contribution base." The rederal corporation mad~. 110 specific Tecommendations in its report. but did list a number of alternatives for dealing with tb.e problem. One possibility would be to in-1 crease sharply the insurance I premiums multiemployer • pension funds must pay for full protection or benefits. The poss1b1Lity of higher pre·:: m1ums was attacked Saturday . by a union group representing "• multi·emplbyer pension plans. The eroup c,harged that high · p/emiums would place too great a burden on the healthy funds and jeopardize the financial shape of all plans. NEW TAX ROLL HAS·ITS UPS AND DOWNS • • • Fear of higher laxes would be diminished a t budget time though when property tax rates were cut u few cents and elected off1rials would proudly an· nounce they had "cut" taxes. But a few months later proper· Ly tax bills would be m ailed out. Barno! Property own ers would be asked to dig deeper into their pockets to pay higher tax bills. That was the pre·Jarvis as- sessment roll scenario. a tale re· pealed so often that last month il led lo the most significant tax- payer revolt since the Boston Tea Party. Now the 1978·79 assessment roll Orange County Assessor Bradley Jacobs would have un· veiled this week had it not been for Jarvis is stashed away somewhere in Jacobs' office It will never see the light of day, though it is completed and regarded by J acobs "as pro· bably the most up to date . and equitable assessment roll ever done by any county. anywhere at any time .. The assessor has no regrets <1 bout the one.year labor of his 270-me mber staff being put into mothballs unused "We do what the law tells us to do," Jacobs said . "Right now it tells us to forget the now ir· relevant '78-79 roll and to pre- pare a ·Jarvis' roll." According to Jacobs, the first assessment roll of the post· Jarvis era will be completed by July 31 You'll likt• 1l J\nd you'll like the property tax bill that will be mailed to }OU in early October. What you'll like most is that .'our home won't have doubled Nuke Plant Halt Hailed CONCORD. N.ll. CA P> -A federal order halting work on the Seabrook nuclear power plant sparked celebrations by anti· nuclear activists claiming their greatest victory ever. The Nuclear Regulatory Com· m\ss1on Fnday night ordered an andeftn1te halt to construction or what would be the nation's largest nuclear plant. The order was issued, the NRC said. to protect its "freedom lode· t ide on alternatives to the Seabrook site." The commission s~11d more effort should be made to locate reactor sites that could use high cooling towers. if the Environmental Protection /\gen· c:y decides tb-at is the best way to l'ool Lhe systems. The decision -which will taJ<e effect July 21' -touched of! im· mediate sing\ng. cheering and snake-dancing among an estimat. ed 300 demonstrators crowding the street o utside the com- m 1ssion·s headquarters In Washington. SUNDAY DAILY PILOT '"" "' 1"'1' r , • D, • P•w ""''"' """'.,. •• ......_ n· .... ,, tr• ~. ,,, .... ,, ,. 101 """"°" ·~ o. ,n,,. I t , r'\-1ti -~,,.JI' ..,... ..... 11'f\t' ft ...,,, •f'I• t•t n P'tf• th I ¥ ~1 '" "'° >\I•" I H l 1., t I ( f.4 Ml,_~. ""M'' tl•t-. tl.ill'lll""'l'"W Ito t l'I f t I''" V• '., I'•••• \,.,ct ..... • I/ii 1,, ..... "1_ I .. , .. t ~··· fill "'""' .. ' I ' A ,,., • ' t#\t I" I #\ fl" I.. f'h , ~ti 1• I 1¥ ... f ' ... t tt fly , .. , .... ,,,i hth .. .,,., ,,, " ., YW"\I ht• \t•t•I t.4 'tY• • ( 1 I "' ,:a-;,;• .... ,. H WH'd . .... , .. ,,. , ... .,, ~ ~· l•(tt • Cvrit¥ v • ,...., ,,, ,, ,. ,,,. #lot·•. \\.1,.. .• , .• '1·11• ,,..,..,, & M"rof''"" M.,l'\ .. •)IP\Q Fd·f'l' c.,. .. ,...,.. 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Whal Jacobs called s tay · pullers. people who continue to live in the homes they own. are not impacted under Jarvis by profits mlllfe by others in the in- flated home market. Also. Jarvis wipes out the de· vastaling inflation il'I property values that has impacted pro- perty taxp~yers over the past three years . So, what the assessor and his staff will be doing between now and July 31 is rolling back proper- ty valuestotheir 1975 76 levels . But that's not as simple a task as it sounds. For one thing. roughly 80 per· cent of the properties on the '75·76 assessment roll were re· evaluated by the assessor that year. That means 20 percent of the then existin~ properties must be brought up to their full m arket value as of March I , 1975. In numbers; about 100.000 pro· perties must be adjusted tn the sum mer of 1978 to show their value in the late winter of 1975. Homosexual Ring Broken At Pendleton CAMP PENDLETON CAP> - Mar1ne officials confirmed Saturday that several marines have been "administratively discharged" as the result of an inves t1gat1on into an a lleged homosexual prostitution and pornography rinE?. How ever. base o ff1 c 1als declined lo identify the marines or say how many were involved. Col. W. H.J Tiernan. chief or staff of lh <>,First Marine Division. said the investigation was continuing and that the ring operated out of Los Angeles. According to base publil' af· fairs officer. Lt Co l Dan Brown. police in Los Angeles and San Francisco cooperated in the investigation. which began about three months ago Brown sa1rl civilian agents from Los Angeles recruited young Marines in the Oceanside area. He said most of those discharged were hired to taJ<e part in pornographic movies ror homosexual audiences tiernan said the exact number would not be released, pending a report by the Navy Investigative Service To complicate the assessor's task even more. there have been a n estimated 400 ,0CC transactions since •75.75 that af· feet what Will be known as the Jarvis roll. Those transactions include new construction. resale of ex· isling property and improve- ments such as added rooms. What is a massive and com· plicated 30-day task for the assessor and his staff can be a simple task for you. To find out how your home will appear on the upcoming county assessment roll. refer to either vour '75-76 notice or value or the ·same year's property tax bill. lf. for example. you live in a home the assessor then said had a full cash value of $40.000 and have made no improvements. your value base is $4-0.000. To that add 2 percent a year compounded. a feature of Jarvis tha t allowed for limited in· flation. In the case or the $40.000 home. its Jarvis base will be roughly $42.432 and your proper· ty tax bill this year will be $424 An extra allowance should be made if one of the agencies lh'>t taxes you has an outstanding- bonded indebtedness. On the same house. ii in January, 1977. you made an im- provement such as building a swimming pool the assessor sajd is worth $10.000. your tax setting has shifted. Now your base is SS0.000. Add lo that 2 percent on $40.000 for two years and 2 pe rcent on $50.000 for one year. The Jarvis assessment roll will now show the value of your home al roughly S52.616. And your 1978-79 property tax ball will be about $.526. But what if you sold your $40.000 home last year and bought another home in Orange Countv for $85,000. Sorry. ,vou gave up a $40,000 base for a n $85.000 base. And, in effect. you swapped a pros· pective $424 tax bill for one that will be close to $861 It may also be that your new neighbor with a house 1denlJcal to yours lived there in 1975 when the assessor said such homes had a full market value or $40 .000. Now. though you own identical properties havrng presumably similar current market values. your neighbor will pay the $424 tax bill wb1le you shell out $861 In other worc1s )ou'll pc:iy lwice as much for the samt• services as your neighbor But both of you will be dollars ahead of the property lax game. Overall. the 1978·79 assess· ment roll now gathering dust on the a ss<'si-or'-; <i helve<: when cou~ed with past taxing policies was l'Xpected to cxtr:.icl about $793 m1llton from Orange County property taxpayers. The Jarvis roll and iL<; accom· panying l percent lax hm1t of rull market value is expected to pull JUSt $330 from taxpayers ' pockets. It 1s estimated that roughly 60 percent of the saved S463 million 1n properly taxes will go lo about 10 percent of the tax- payer ... llowevcr. tollect1vely Orange County homeownerc; will hkely save about Sl83 million in prop· erJ.y taxes in the coming fiscal year. That was the tune Howacd Jarvis piped earlier this year when close to 70 percent of the county's voters carried his ban· ner in the bloodless revolt. PLO Blasts .~ U.S. Attack BEIRUT. Lebanon <AP> Vasser Arafat's Palestine Libe r ation Organization. responding to sharp criticism by the State Department. called Satu,.day for a crackdown "by all possible means of struggle" on American interests in the Middle East. On Friday the State Depart- ment, in an unusual personal at· taek on Arafat. condemned a born bing an a Jerusalem market Thursday that killed two persons <.1nd inJurC'd more than 40. J\raCat's Falah guerrilla unit of the PLO took responsibility for th<' blast Department spokesman Hod· d.ing Carter. laking notE> o f Yatah·~ claim. said , "Our con- demnation ror any terrorist act applies to any leader of the or· J?aniza t1 on which took respons1blity for the atrocity. In this case. of course. this includes Mr Arafat · Saturday's PLO threat was in· duded in ·an Nhtorial of the or- gan1zat1on'-; W/\FA news agency Fires FoDow Strike M EM PIUS <API-Dozens of r1rcs l>urnccl IO Memphis. Ten· nesscc·~ large~! city, early to· day as 643 National Guardsmen and a thin band or non·striking firemen worked 1n placr or mort- than 1.400 striking r1reflghter ... No serious. tnJUrtes wen• rl' ported DINNERS WORTH LEAVING HOME FOR SU NDAY 12Noon 1010 PM NEW YORK STEAK $3.35 MONDAY J PM 101cfPM. FRIED CHICKEN $2.10 TUESDAY 3 P M to lOP M SPENCER STEAK $2e85 WEDNESDAY JP M to lOP M TOP SIRLOIN STEAK $2e95 All of the above Dally Dinner Specials are served with (choose two) Tomato Juice, Hot Soup, or Crisp Lettuce Salad. Your choice or Potato or Rice Pilaf. Hot Roll, Butter and Dessert. s IRVINE Mac~rthur Blvd. at S.D. Fwy s COSTA MESA 3125 Harbor Blvd • ) ' -. -f. • " .. .. -,,. ""' ... ......... ---·· "" ...... -·~=--· -.-~ - on County Roads Two fatal accidents. one involv- ing a motor-cyclist from Camp Pendleton. the other a fem ale driver of a sports car. marred the :.tart of ;i four-day holiday weekend in Orange County K 11led were MarincSgl Larr) G Carter. 21. Ca mp Pendleton. when he was thrown from his motorcycle mtoa wrought iron fence near the rn- J.erseetion of Monterrey Lanellnd Algodon in San Clemente a~ -39 ! m. Saturday. Margaret Malla. 53. of El Toro. when the lat(' model sports c:a r she was dri vin,q at 11 . 30 p.m Friday on Orteg;;1 l11ghway, east of Inters tate 405. lcrt the· ro<1dway. 011 a dirt <'mhunkmcnt und spun our of control Sgt. Curter was driving a 1978-model motor cytlc west bound on Algodon. ull cS?edly at a high rate of speed, when he ap parently failed to negotiatc a turn. rut a parked car and a curb. San Cle mente police smd I 1¥Vas thrown into the fence· on property of Halph Ehl1s. 21 1 A Monterrey Carter. who s ust;.11ned massive head injuries. died at 2 20 a m 111 the emergency room of Scin Clemente General I lospital Ill· was not weciring a helmt•t. police said. The El Toro womtin was travel 1ng westbou n d on O rtega Highway when her c<.1r left the roud. tht• California lhghway P<Jtrol reported Ms Malla was 1Jronounced de;.id on arrival al S;.in Clemt•ntt· General Hospital. the coroner's offi ce reported Fi ve persons were injured ut fl 45 p.m Saturd<.1y in Costa Fro• Page Al Mesa when thP Ford Pinto m ~h1ch they were traveling east- bound on 19th Street. reportedly ran a stop s ign at Monrovia i\\e nu l· and s truck a n·crcut10nal veh1tle Ort\'l'r Hank Vdlri. lO. of Anaheim. and p<1 ssengers U 11 b t• rt B I a t k a mo r<.-. 3 I 4 2 C 1braltur AH• . Cos tu Mesa. St<'phcn H.ussell . l!J. and Scott Mason. 19. each of Orangt, and Jot•y Wak<•llng. 21, Sciola Ana. wcrt• t rl•a ted und rcl<'ased at ll oag Memorial H os pital Presby l t'r1an. a hospital spokt•s woman sa1<.l ll;i lph II Laduc:. Cost<t Mesa, <.l n vc•r of lht· rcnc·<Jt1onal vehi c·lt'. was not in_1ured. pol1ce·s:.i1d An inv<'sto.:at1on 1s contmuini..: Nu t•1l<ll1ons have been issued Lu'' t•nfort't·ment offi cials I h mu):(hout the ('OUnty reported s cvt•ral fendl•r bendl·r accidents. • , . . Sunday. Julv 2 1978 DAIL y PILOT A 3 Trucks Turn Topsy· turvy Dr~vers ·and passengers of thes t.• trucks walked away \\rtth hardly a sc:ratch despite spectacular smash-ups. Occupants of the pickup at left Jumped out of the vehicle when it became stalled at 4 p.m. Saturday on Southern Pacific Railroad tracks a long Cam ino Capistr ano between Crow.n Valley and Avery parkways. ll was s truck only a few seconds later by a southbound Amtrak passen~er train. J a mes Grahek. 19, of Pueblb. Colo .. was cited for driving with defective brakes when he lost control of the carpet truck he was driving Friday on Lake Street . south of Pacific Coast Hi ghway at main entrance to Huntington Beach's city beack The truck flippea on its side and struck a city s ign in the 7 p.m . incident. police said. lt took three hours to right the truck. A police spokesman s<11d the acct dent could have been disastrou!-> h<id it occurred during beach traffk ' i SPARKS ... j • {' - . . ~ ·· WIRING STILL UNDER FIRE • • • State Budget Panel Nixes Abortion Cut "It is a n administrative action divorced from any other action ... Solomon explained. "It - as strictly administrative, pend- ing further investigation ~ or: the matter by the Distric t At torney'c; office .. ' . llunt1n gton Bcdch Fire Department errorts. finally SU('- ceeded 1n 1973. when any further ust· of the chl'aper aluminum wiring that allegedly loosens ~nd ovc·rhN1ts conductor sockets or wallboard. \\a!-. banned in lhe Cit) This followed un August 1970 fire in the Oceanwood develop· menl near Atlanta J\ venue and Brookhur!->l Street th<.1l killed the hom c"s m a le occupant and caused S40.000 dumagc Th<' caus<"1 Aluminum w1ripg, says Capt. Ounc<rn . who began to sprl'ad the worr! through Ca liforn1u f irt•men's as - sociations "Rack in 1969, the <'1ty was c.x- pericnring a number of fires at wall plugs recei\'ing <.ilum inum wiring instead of c-oppcr wir- ing ... he cxplains Contacts with fcllo" fi remen throughout the stak yielded a distmct and wides pread pattern of increas(•d fires gent·r•1ted al such wall installations 1n homes bualt with aluminum wiring m the saml' period, he found Kepercuss1ons c<1me right back from the building industry "The l'I. testing laboratory was telling us 1t was JUSt u minor thing." Ca pt Duncan re calls He savs lhc.•v told lhcn-c1ty Building Director Juck Cleveland "not to do anything rash·· to call attention to the• s1tu<.1tion Docs he· believe the industry l'Xerted pressur e to s ilence and cover up what appeared to be a grow in g problem with uluminum wiring·> "Su~e they did." Capt Uuncun scoffs . Responding to the city's pro hi bi lion of aluminum winng' 1n hum es il is still legal in business firms the industry filed a l<.1wsuit seeking to have the city ordinance overturned "We were pioneers in this case luw Some people call it Baum Elt·rlric Comp<.1ny vs The Cily of Huntington Re<.1ch ," s ays Deputy City Attorney .Jamt''i Georges. who defended the case Orange County Super ior Court Judge Robert Corfman ruled in favor of the city Thc California building 1n dustry. which Georges -.a~!> bankrolled Baum Elcctrit· Com pany, of Plac·cnt1a. in the legal maneuvers challenged l h C' vc•rd1ct in the Fourth D1stnct Court of Appeals Agam. 11 was upheld. based un one key point among three lht• court rult•d can JUSllf) a c1L~ from dt•p:irt1ng from lht• Uniform Buildtng Code. which normally must apply lo all con strucLion. Cities may depart from its regulations 1f local conditions Jolting News? Wire Warns of Danger Herc arc a few thoughts from the Consumer Product Safctv Comm1ss1on on the hazards of aluminl.l.Rl wiring systems and what to do or not do 1f your home has one. or }OU think It m ay · If your home or apartment was built before 1965. it JS lJnhkely that 1t 's aluminum-wired -IF YOU BELIEVE IT may be, do not lamper with s witches. outlets. electrical pa nels or boxes. or even ap phanccs. If any wiring 1s exposed or visible. check for letters AL or Aluminum on t he insulation. If this cunnol be determined. call either the electrica! contractor who wired the residence or the con tractor or developer If vou have aluminum wiring, arrange for by-pass repairs which place ~pper wiring in the s witches and pJugs and connect to the master aluminum wiring system. If your home does not have them. obtain a smoke .detector device nnd fi re cxlin~uishers. either dry c he mical or carbon c.1ioxidc types. -NF.VE R STORE FLAMMABLES s uch as cleanini.t nu1ds. paint thinner or the like near any electrical out let a nd keep furniture away from them as well. A copy of the complete pamphlet prepared hy the federal agency based on research by the Huntington Beach Fire lkpartmQnt. government authorities and industry are a\·allablc Call this toll fr<'c number 800·638·2666. fire officials ~ay . and save yourst>tr 3 postage stamp ond perhaps ul timately save yourself far more than thal. net•cs:,1tatc som(.-mod1flcat1on 10 c·on5truct1on If a city impos es add1t1onal building requirements not 1n confliN with the CBC. that 1s perm1ss1blc Tht• 10JUnct111n has no" been hfll'd .. N at1onw1dl'. t ht· 1nc1dcnts and fin· toll art· growing daily." s ays Capt Ounc:an · 'Ot1t• w11m;111 turned her back fo1 a minute and when she 1 urnt•d 'umund. her living room d ra Pl'S wen· abluze." he added "J\nnthC'r woman wa s a~ak(•1wd 111 lhl• middlt· of the night a nd her bcrtroom wull plug ~as glowing bright red .. Othl•rs haVl' been alerted hy O<'k<.'ls. Capt l>un('CJn con tinut•d Stil I other!> h<I\ t· not bl'cn tit at lul·k~ 'i\nd lo this dJy there 1~ no I l'mcdial ml'as urt' No 'fix .... he "ays. ~1dding that lht: only re~ cour c;l• 1s a S3.000 to SS.000 rc- \\1 l'lng of one's home 1"1 n• dt•JJ<•rtmcnts and building 11l'pu rtments can . howe\'er. .1cl\'ls-C residents on bypass con- nrcl 1ons al plugs and switches us mg saf<:r copper wire uncl all proft•ssumal l'll•t·tritians can do tht• JOb If. 111 hi s d1sl·n•t1on, a build 11\g orr1 l0 ial rlt•t crm1nt•S a particular mutcrial or method of installut ion to be• h<Jzurdous. the t'lly muy prohibit 1t t'VCn 1f the lJ BC docs not "W<• hung ()ur hut on that third clrll' ... says Ccorgcs. lie points out coppet w1rmg 1s more !Hubie.~ hen c<Jrrying a cur- rc n t and thus heating up, aluminum "ire expands und con- tracts far more prnnounccdly Light sw1tchl'l> or wall sockets arc used thousands of times and lhC' rcpcntl'd expansion and con- tract 1on finall y e<.1uses the aluminum wire or can to work loose' lluntmgton Reach ·s document- ed case h1stor1es of fires involv .inf! ;1luminum wirin g, in cidcntally. were cited by the govcrnml•nt in establishing new national standards in the field. llis first day back on duty aftC'r a recent hearing on the redl·r~tl lawsuit. however, Capt. Ouncan must have wondered if thl' campuign has really gone far cnou~h yet I Ir an<I his men rolled from tht· Bushard Station about 10 .1 m . responding to a s tructure fir<'. al a Halph's market a t 9901 A d a m s A ,. 1· • "" h c r e u tt .tnsformcr 1~n111•cl the $10.000 hl:t7.C' 'It's kind nf 1ron1c, · he tolct rcporteri. "The first fire I have b.ick ·in combat.· turns out to be anoth<.'r aluminum wmnl{ fire .. SACRAMENTO <AP > A proposal to cut !>late financed <.1bort1ons by 90 perc·cnt allow 1ng ahort1ons for unmarried girls under age 15 was reJCCl C'd Saturday by th<' Lci?1slature's s pec1<1I budget committee In anothc•r ~1c·t1on . lht• budl(C'l romm1ttt'<.' l'11mtnalt•d c;ov Ed mund BrO\\O .Jr 's S96 m il lion n· st'n t• fund lo build nC!w stall! prisons That left a horl10n I und., und pay r ;:11scs for s tate (·mployccs. thl' two most controvt.'rs1al items in the buclgl't, still unn·solved as the stall' headed inti) the second day of the Hl7R W f1 i-.cal yc<1r without a budget t1> authorizt· any state s pending "The Senate 1i. still at 5 per c t' n t I r a 1 l> t' s f o r ., t <• t ,. <·mployccs 1 Tht• Assembly 1s s till at zc·ro I know of no moves Ill ('O fTIJH'Offil'>l'. ..... aid budget l om m1llt'l' C'ha1rman Daniel Bou l \\right. D Cont·ord. who predicted tht• abortion and pay issue!-. mav not bt> rct'l'1vc•d until :\1onda\toflatcr ' A s!':emb l ~man Alister \IC'Al1st<•r. D San JO'i(·. leadc•r of the Legislature-·-. anti abortion fa<·t1nn . <IC'scnhcn the abortion proposal as' .. a major com - promise by representatives of the Pro·Life Council. He added that he didn't think anti-abortion lawmakers would compromise any more. Earlier. McAlister and other <inti-abortion legislators had op- posed all abortion funds. and had voted to block the ent ire SIS 2 billion s tate budget unless a $34 million item for Medi-Cal abortions is eliminated. But the McAlister proposal re n·1 vcd only two votes from the s1x·member budget committee. und Boatwrig ht. one of the t wo vcs votes. said he believed the ~lcAlister pla n was dead . The vote to eliminate the $96 million which Brown requested for construction of new prisons at still-to-be-selected sites was unanimous a nd came wi thout debate. Jane Russell Freed SANTA BARBARA IAP 1 rormt·r ac-tress J anC' Russell has been released from thl· Santa Barbara County Jall aftc•r serving a four-day sentence for violation of probation. a shcriff'c; deputy said JUNE 16 -AUGUST 15 The new city manager s aid lhc c;uspension will remain in effect. "until all the reports are in and all the facts a rc before me." Spark '> WCJ<; put on ad- ministrative leave Friday morn- ing following the alter cation in.• I he 1 vy House at 384 Forest Ave . adJacent to City Hall and the police department The fi stfight purportedly oc- C'urrcd at about 9·30 p.m. Thurs day and involved the chief and Delbert Page Math.ieson. 31 . of Costa Mesa. Mathieson apparently suffered som e in1uries m the bar scuffll'. but was not hospitalized . police• said The' t·1ty a1)ked the county District Attorney's office to send an invesl1gat1vc team to look rn 1 o I h t' 1 n c 1 d l' n I o n F r i d a y bCCaUSl' or thl• potential conOicL uf La gun<i " officers in vestigat- m g tht.• fracas Sparks. 42. had been Laguna s c·hier of police for 1 wo year<; and t hrN• months. l'Ommg to the Art Colon}-from Coolidge. Ariz ' . I J' I 11 ' ',. J I ( .. : r; I I '. WEST COAST GALLERY 2700 WEST COAST HIGHWAY OPEN DAILY NEWPORT BEACH (71 4) 646-3221 • : . ---..... ~ '-"'' .... . .. -... --fl •••••• .,. __ .-,_ •••••• J .;: • J__.~ a ... , • • • ...._ • -• -• "* .. :.,_-•• : ~ -..._ -"'-t. • • • r -' • II' •' • ~ ·--··--·~ ......... . .... --......... ' ..... . . •. \.f UAILYPll OI ..,.,n<Uv July 2 1978 Weekly review of Orange Coast highlights N t'wport Bc.1<. h Mom's advice, rninglers greet Gov. Brown Gove rnor Brown s pent a fe w hours la:.t Sunday a board a cabtn cruiser in N e wport Harbor. apparent· ly Lo get his sea legs before wading into a fund-raiser at t he B alboa P av ilion sponsored by the Newport O e m ocr at1c Club Gov. Brown sha red the spotlight ther e with his father. Pat Brown . a nd m oth e r . Bernie. After a 20-minute pep t alk about the "era of li mits," the Governo r -ans we red ~ueslions as he ming led with the crowd. "Wha t a bout the Costa Mesa Freeway?" one guest as ke d . ''I'll look into 1t, get s ome thing t ogether," he replied the :rnm e ctnswer he gave at <.in early June m eeting with the Da lly P ilot Then. his m other as ked 1f the Governor was wearing a new tie . Yes he answered "You ought to get a new suit," s he shot ba c k . T h e black . pinstr1pped suit, also worn during his Daily Pilot visit. m ay become something of a tradem a rk fo r the frugal chief execullve 114•31,tj o.11y Piiot s~o ~ GOV.'S NEW TIE Suit Needed Too? Church flocks sent a wandering Proposition 13 reactions continue to pop \Jp in unusual places. Last wl'<!k Irvine school officals wrestled with a prob- .lem ca used by an economy move -closing all but four schools during s ummer . The closings meant that churches us ing d istrict 1ac11tt1es were w1thout homes for their flocks. The dist rict urged the congregations to double up at open schools, but church people decided to petition the city for use of its facilities instead. Topping off these complications was the ACLU. which thre<1tened to sue both city and school district if facilities are m ade available on anything more tha n a te mporary has is ,, Woman Killed by Snipers ( BRIEFS ) ST. LOUIS CAP> -At least two snipers fired a shower of bullets on a restaurant parking lot early Saturday, killing one woman and injuring five other persons, police said. They said four of the injured were reported in serious condition following the sniping that OC· c urred at the Red Bard Restaurant. Police said the gunmen were still at large by mid: morning. Sandra Porter. 21, of Pagedale, was killed. Those reported in s erious condition with gunshot wounds at Homer O. Phillips Hospital ·were Judith J ones, 18, Robert ·Daily, 20, Maurice Langston, 18, and Keith Sullivan, 22. P~/tlo1'e? JERUSALEM <AP) -Vice President Walter F. Mondale. s am piing Israeli oi'tnion on how to loose n the Mideas t peace deadlock, paid a visit Sa turday to Golda Meir and went away with a kiss from the former prime minister and elder stateswoman. "Anything for the media," the SO.year-old Mrs. Meir shouted to photographers outside her home a s s he kissed Mondale following their one-hour meeting. Neither would say what they discussed. O.terll~ CAIRO. Egypt CAP> -North Yemen's foreign minister urged the Arab League Saturday to ex- pel Marxist South Yemen. He said he had documents to prove South Yemen's "ruling clique" plotted · la st week's assassination of North Yemeni Pres ident Ahmed al Ghas hmi. ''We are faced with a g rave and difficult s ituation that s hould be met with firmness," Abdullah al Asna g told an eme rgency meet- ing of delegates fro m 17 Arab countries. Candidate• E'i~d WASHINGTON <APl -The Fede ral Efect1on Commission s<1ys 1t has been more than 90 per· cent effective so fa r this year in getting fina nc ial information about political candidates before the public Galactic Cradle l'iolent A~Wl,..pMto COMPUTER'S Xs PLOT STAR DEATHS, BIRTHS IN GALAXY Peacekeeping Unit Bombards Beirut BEIRUT <A P J T he Synan pea ce keeping army launched a rurious tank a nd mortar assault Saturday on Chnst1<1n pos1t1ons in Be irut. selling more than a doze n a p a r t m en t buildings ablaze At least 35 Leba nese civilians We're killed and 88 wounded. prehmanary hospital reports said R I GHT -WING Chr 1s t 1a n militia men of the Pha la ng1sl Party , c ntrcnl'hed a round the bo mbarde d E1h Hummanch dis trict . returne d rir e with machine guns. mortctrs C1nd rocket-propelled grcnadei-. but t her·e was no 1mmcdiatt• word on Syrian casualties Three hours after the fighting e ruptetl. a thick black pctll of s moke from burning buildings was spiraling over t he heav1l} popul ated Christian sector an east Beirut Veteran obscn l'r~ ~aid they believed the Syrians. a ngered by m o nths of l en~1 on and s k1rm1s h es \4 tth C h ris tian gun m en, might bl' preparing to crus h Christian stronghold~ Syri an troops ringed th<.· di:.trict and blocked all access to the a rea. Re porters were not al lowed to ente r. "THE SYRIANS ore hilling us w ith all kinds of weapons." said a resident of E in Humma neh reached by telephone durmg the bombardment. "They an· using rnckets. mortars and tank shells ag ainst us." The witness said "bombs ctnd shrapnel filled the air <1nd hit a number of build ings " Residents scurried for rover. hidi n g in basem ents. bom b shelters and ground floor apart m ents The Voice of Le banon r(•· ported tha t "non-Lebanese ele· ments" tossed <t grenade a t the EmpireTheater. Steller Blast May Supply· New Stars By BRIAN SULLIVAN A~ SCieM• Wrlwr NEW YORK (AP> -Galactic .. ~ourth or July fireworks -ex· ploding stars -may be the rea- son most of the galaxies in the universe have spiral shapes, two I BM r esearch s cie ntists said Saturday. The pinwheels of the universe. the galaxies. may persist over· billions of years. the sc1eotists said. because new stars are con- stantly being formed from other exploding sta rs . "IN TIME, some of these new stars also become supernovae (exploding stars>. repe ating the process of new star formation,·: the scientists said. "Thus the spiral arm regions always have· young stars to r eplace what gr avity sweeps out of the re- gion." ·'The new stars are formed by a local chain reaction ," said Or llumberto Gerola. who did the research with Or Philip Seiden ··Whl'n a s upernova explodes. the ma terial JUSt a round t he star 1s com pressed by the shoc k W 3V(' .. Th e two sc1ent1sl.!;_ have pro- duced computer sim ulations that te nd to confirm their ideas <1bou t gctlallc evolution. By feed - ing the computer their basic ideas of star explosion::. over b1ll1ons of years. and the result· mg re d1stnbut1on of matter m thl' un iverse. they have m atched thl' resuJL" with actuctl photo· gra phs of galaxies "COM PUT ER s im ula tion:. picturing how s uc h galaxies might evolve over many billions of years, with ~upernovae re- pea t e dly triggering . the r e d1stribul1on of matter within a particular galaxy. match actual photographs to a re m a rkable - and unexpected -degree." IBM ..,aid "Our work lends support to ~omc recent results that seem tu ... uggest that o ur own sun wa!- produced by the effect of a ... upernova t>Xplosion." Gcrola !-.<l id .. The formation or s tars by :.uch explosions m ay be .'.l very common phenome non an our own and other galaxies." In a tal~ covering thisye~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i primary e lections through theend TURTLE ROCK HOME· GUTTED BY FIREWORKS PRANK Fireworks darken coast lives The worst fears of fire officials were realized last week as fireworks play_ed havoc with several lives. A family of four fle d t heir burning Turtle Rock home in Irvine late Thursday after fl rework~ slipped through a mail slot set a blaze that leveled the hom e. causing an estimated $161,000 in damages. It Was a repent of an incident in the same area last year. In I luntington Beach, a youth checking on an apparently fizzled M ·80 firecracke r received severe eye injuries when the "dud " s uddenly explode d, sending dirt and debris straight into the young man's face Many coast cities forbid home .fireworks disp la ys, but in a reas that permit their firing, user s ar c-urged to read directions on the devices. or June. the FECsaid91 percentof · the 861 candidates s eeking no minallon to federal office filed their financial statements prior to the election. Only 9 percent, or 85 candidates. failed to ge t their re- ports in. New Laac Chief? WASJ-ONGTON <APl -Norval Morris. a rc,spected criminal Justi ce scholar. is the prime can- didate for President Cart er 's nomination to run the Law En· ro r cem e nt Assis tance Ad· ministration. according to knowledgeable sources. Mo rris, dean of the University of Chicago Law School, con- firmed in an interview that he is interested in the job and has discussed it with Justice Depart· ment officials. Fare Cea Seen MONTREAL <AP) -Airline m embers of the International Air Trans port Association approved proposals Saturday for greater fl exibility in setting fares. The move is expected to eventually lead to lower prices for an in· ternational ffi ghts . A key two-tier propos al allows airlines to drop out of IATA fa re· setting agreements and introduce "inno vattve fares" to meet in· creased competition. It would al- low members abandoning fare agreements to remain active in such m atters as adm inistration, secur ity and air traffic control. No fare proposals were sub· milted. 'Monsoon' in Minnes~ta Trocker Su:ept Amiy By Fierce Stonn IJ.S. Sunu•a111 ''""-"·-·· .... ~-· A m.,~ wa-. r1t00ftfltnurda1 •ftf'r "'' P•O;up lrUCk ... , \w-•pt into• trH k ., ,,.,.,,, e 1nc11tt ot '''" ~,..., ..,.,t ... u\lun l>Of1•o•'1ol M•,,...M>t• Tho monloOOf> 11-r oounpour. which bo9an l•t• Friou n10111. 1100000 c.•mo\tl~s. 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SAN ANSF.LMO <A P• lhc What the s no w y haired 65 "t>ar old woman has. accord- m~ to .Or Joseph Gutstadt, 1s ont· of tht> most tragic cases of amnesia he has evt•r seen l'veryth1ng 1ncludmg drugs lo bring back Evelyn Hunter's mt:mory, characterizes her am- nesia as "a hysterical type of c.>onvers1on symptom ... an ex· prcss1on lhr..ough behavior of so m e unde rlying conflict situation." only th1og f;, t'I) 11 Hunter rl'mt'm ~rs 1s bemg · ·ven lond) • IOl'\L'ly " She thin.ks she took a bus tnp across the United Stall'~ b{·causc she wanted to see tht: country before she diPd She ca lls hc·rsdf Evelyn Hunter bec·ausc that 's the first name that came to her mmd nttl something snaps her back to reality, Evelyn Hunter will call a $180·a-day room at Marin General llosp1tal home Police found her wandering around Creek Park m downtown San Anselmo June 17 without a purse. without identification and without any idea of who she 1s or where she 1s from. She told • Gutstadt later that she had been trying to pick some flowers that weren't there. Sex Offense Defense Out PAST PAIN FORGOTTEN Amnesia Vtctlm, Hunter 8 Held • in GUTSTADT SAID the woman thinks she lived somewhere in the East, maybe Virginia, and thinks she may have had a husband who died five-and-a- half years ago. The pale-blue-eyed woman, near blindness in her left eye, told Gutstadt she thought she'd stayed at the Sheraton at San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf the night before pohce found her. Gutstadt drove her back there last week where the hotel clerk recognized the well·groomed lady. Gutstadl, who has tried SAN DIEGO <AP >-ASuperior Court Judge has dismissed as outrageous a defense attorney's claim that three rape victims were "semi-willing" because they didn't defend,, their honor to the death. \ Earlier this year, 24-year-old Richard Dale Verkaaik pleaded guilty to kidnapping, rape and sex perversion in three separate inci· dents. In sentencing the defendant to the maximum nine years in prison. Judge Edward Buller ".--~.!""11)---RABBl---TT_.. replied. ··For you to say women were willing or semi-willing, for INS. you to say honor is more im· portant than life and that they should resist to the death is out· rageous. •· 541-5554 I 9 t 4 HAlllOtt lt:VO. ' COSTA MESA Drug Raids RA P oll et> said Saturdav STATE OXNARD <AP > -(_ ) they have arrested eigti~ persons on various drug ---------- CAP > -Nine black children have asked a federal court to end al· leged segregation in San Francis co's public schools, they claimed th ey h ave been c•d u c al1onally and pscyholog1cally harmed by the ::.c hool 's ad minislrators 01ss charges and con f1 scatcd cocaine and hashish with an estimated street 'alue of $27.000 Eight J)<'r..,on!'., two of tht•m JUVt•nilc·s \.\ere ar- r e!'.tl'd 1n t\.\o raids Fri day night. tht• dc•puty ~<.11 d . adding that wt•1 gh1ng de' 1<·c•s <1nd pu rkci,::1n ~ m <.1 t er1als uM•d for lh<' retailing of c·oca111l' wt·re also S(·1zcd in th<> raid..., 1'of Drowned? A I.TADENA !AP> A !'. l' u n· h t l' a m h a s dh('ll\'l'rl' from <.1 purk in th1:. Lo!-. Angeles suburb, ;wthont1t•:. ..,<11d Tht• young<;t<.'r. \'1rgd Blat·km<.1n was found in the O e \11 ·~ G<.1 t c Meet.M.med SAN JOSE CAP> The Ca liforn ia. Democratic Council has canceled plans for its 1979 convention in San J ose over the city's stand on Gay Human Rights Week, and de· c 1dcd to convene 1n Fresno instead. San Jose officials this year have repealed a i>roc I amation for Gay Human Rights Week . Port.·A~cord Sell What ? PALO ALTO !AP 1 Faced. hke the rest of the state, with a fierce Proposition 13 money squeeze, the City Coun cil 1s considering a fascinating suggestion to ease matters. sell City Hall. Th<' idc<.1. su1u:t>stcd by councilman Fred E1erly, 1s to sc•ll the S6 m1Jlaon ed1fict• for a fat profit, then the <.'tty could rent back space on the pre· mises whale enjoying the '><.tie procC<'ds • 'WO of lth dbo"t" drt· '\Un QOC:h o • •JOC .. nt mYfhtilMH I'" lh1ro IS!. •' not thr-qod of lwf"nl..i lh u·ntut• "'" lllWOf',h•Pt '' II •· lhr 1N~lltUTt fOf ~LAA \fUOll:\.Ot_-cJ•t.tl~ 1n tC>rnm1·m(littth1tt• lf SUN DAY In t~ fAUV' ol t'du<·tl•nq ow Qt·,,.•t1tl 1Nbl1( in 11 .. 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JI DAILY PIL.OT I Fish Alert Given Orange County res1 dents who are fond or raw fi sh dishes were warned Friday that they risk m-, fection if the fish a ren 'l heated to 140 degrees or frozen for 24 hours before ~onsumption County Health Offi cer f.j o rton Nelson said parasitic worms called the Anisakian Nematode La rv ae invad e th e muscles and viceral or· gans of most saltwater fi sh They are commonly found in many species in· eluding herring, cod and va rious types of rock fish . .Nelson said. Sonday July 2 U178 Andrei Sakharov. dissident Soviet physicist. holds letter of support he received from President Carter m 1977. Sowetauthoritiesreacted with deep hostility to such forthrightness . The adminis- I tration's human rights policy has been tempered and Carter doesn't write to Soviet dissidents any more. • • • • • • • • • =~~~l...~~~~· • HERB : ;----:--:--::'.:-:-:::-=:::::::-:-:::;---:;-;----:;==:-;;:;;;;:::=;;;;::;:::::;;;:=~ : FR I E DLA ~ D E R • IS )1 1\Kl~G • • • • • G Rl::r\T DEALS • FREE : : 50 (;,\l~~ : • Of" (j,\S • ..._ ..... ,.,., ... ,, ... , .. , .... r .......... i•• "•'"· 4' • ortHl.('llt\'\(.t-:~ • • u '"'.'""' ......... , ....... '•"•' fOf .. • a\ to.&••,..,..,., ... , rar • ·,. e HONDA e • • 1.me11ou~llhd • It loll llll '""'"''"--'H •tll &Ill •* * * • * * * * * * * ·: T he parasite is ac q uired by humans during cons umption of r aw fish containing the larvae. In the mildest form of infection. the parasite re- main s fre e in the stomach or intestine. and the condition may not be noticed until the larvae a re expelled from the body. Nelson continued. Human Rights Unlimited · • MG-TRIUMPH • • e JAGUAR e • ! FIAT-LANCIA : • U1 ll~~lt .. ~:~~:.:::lll•:~ Ul1 • .................. In rare. more severe form s. t h e l arvae penetrate the intestinal w a ll a nd b ecome a t- t ac h ed l o ti ss u es. e\'entually forming ab- cess-like reactions which may mimic appendicitis or intestinal obstruction. Nelsonsaad The Newport Beach ph ysi cian said con - s umers should be aware that the larvae are not r eadily o bser ved in freshly cleaned fish and cannot be excluded by in- spection or cleaning To prevent infection cor1s umcrs should be sun• that salt water fi sh has been heated to 140 d egrees or frozen at minus-rour degrees fo r 24 hours. Nelson said . Deatlt No•l~e• ACEltS JULl•l'C I' •CERS, r.s1Clt'nt of L•9wn• 8~.u.. ~le of de•th ... , Junt t• !>Ii"''""° Oy -1oOn J.-•<e<• one .S.119hle< Judith 0.~•• M<IU ot CllriUt•n Durtdt Moncl•v. 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OH ~&.HOMI 646-2424 COSTA MESA 873-9"50 < 0 Ideal's Worthwhile But What are Results? · WASHlNG~ON <AP> It's been a year and a half since President Carter wa lked up Pen· nsylvania Avenu e on his Inauguration Day and. a few weeks later, wrote a personal letter of support to embattled Soviet d1ss1dent An drei Sakharov. Carter doesn't walk around in Washington anymore. having long since given in to the circumstances of security and convenience which dictate that he ride in a motorcade Nor does he write letters lo Soviet dissidents LIKE HIS TRAVEL arr a ngements, Carter's human rights policy. the first foreign policy initiative of his adm1rustrat1on, has been tempered. Some critics charge that ats chief purpose was public relations. The human rights ad vocates Carter has planted in the foreign affa irs bureaucracy argue to the contrary. They say that Carter's policy has made human r ights a worldwide is· sue a nd improved the lives of thousands of peo· pie who might otherwise be forgotten and left to sit in jail for political crimes. It's hard to keep an objective scorecard on the policy Relations with the Soviet Union ap· pear worse than at any time since detente began, but State Department officia ls believe that irritants like Soviet involvements in Africa a nd the slow pace of arms lamitallon talks are more to blame than the human rights initiative IN 111E MIDDLE East and Southeast Asia, the administration has round that strategic con- siderations Limit its a bility lo push for human rights. , T here h as been no official America n criticism. for example. of the d ictaton al ways of the Saudi Arabian ruling fa milies. The proud and sensitive Saudis wield too.much power over world oil ppces and other Arab nations to risk annoying them. Authoritar ian regimes of Lalin America have been the most frequent targets or ad· ministration criticism. and they have not ap- preciated it. The U.S. military aid programs with Brazil, Uruguay, El Salvador and· Guatemala were ended at the request of their indignant govern- rt)ents. Congress voted to cut orr aid to Chile and Argentina. and the administration cut milita ry aid to Nicaragua to little more than a trickle BAl...ANCED AGAINST those disturbances in friendly relations, the administration cites the release of 10,000 Indonesian political prisoners; elections scheduled this year to replace military governments in Peru, Ecuador ~nd Bolivia: and, offi cials say, an intangible impt,ovement in the image of the Unjted States abroaG- Carler . ,~ course. did ~ot initiate . the ·American co~rn for human nghts. The Nixon a d ministratio n's 'N1=st secretary of state. Willi am Rogers, negotiated the human n ghts provisions in the Helsinki accords. Congr~. led by younger Democratic mem· bers. bas for several years been plls~ing laws like the one requiring the State Department to publish annual evaluations of countnes reccav- mg American aid. IENRY KISSINGER'S amoral realism ot going do wn very well with the THE E PTUNE SOCIETY CREMATION Burial at Sea (714) 646-7431 Day or Night ... , ... ..,...~·Ai t.11 Amer iclin people." Norman Graebne r , a diplo matic historia n at .the University of Virginia. told a reporter . "Carter. as a new and relatively unknown quantity in foreign a ffairs. needed to create a foreign policy consensus . I see the human rights campaign largely as a public relations ploy for domestic consumption.·· Patricia Derian. the Mississippi civil nghts activist whom Carter appointed to the new pos1t1on of assista nt secretary of state for human rights. disagrees. "IT WAS DONE AS a matter of principle It was something we should have been doing. I think there is probably a domestic political payoff. but that is truly a side effect," she says. Whatever its genesis, the huma n rights an 1taative soon became entangled in the real ities of international politics. The Soviets reacted with deep hostility and began hinting that detente could not s urvive a strong human rights offensive by the United States. WITH CRITICAL negotiations on strategic arms in the balance. the focus of American criticism of Soviet human rights violations shift l'd from the White House to the BelgradE: con- feren ce In the Thi rd World. the problems the ad m inistration e1 countered a re illustrated by Nicaragua and t •• e Philippines, two longstand- ing American allies often cited by those who said the United States would prop up any dictator willing to say he was anti·communist The State Departm~nt's report on human rights m 1977 sa ys that in Nicaragua. the Somoza regime improved its record by ending martia l r ule and a llowing opposition and newspapers to operate freely The Marcos government m the Ph1hppmes. al said. "took no real steps towa rd the restoration of democratic government or the ellmm ataon of the more severe rntrusion~ on human rights." BUT WHEN THE TIME came lo dole out Ame rican military aid in the 1979 budget pro- posals. Nicaragua. not the Philippines, was punished. v As Secretary of State Cyrus Vance noted in testimony before Congress. the Philipprnes has lever age. It is the last place in Southeast Asia where the United States is allowed to maintain military bases. and the two governments are negotiating renewal of the leases. I Nicaragua has no such leverage. GRAND OPENING OF 11SUNBURSTS HANGING BASKETS" TH~ ••• I 0°/o DISCOUNT FonstAn .... llwG..-.1~YwdMal LAGUMA IEACH Hear Ye! Hear Ye! 2400W. CoHt ""Y· Suite 9 Newport Beach. Celif. 92663 ~•M aend Free Porttotto 10 : NAflllE . ADDRESS City. .. . . Zip The Housing and Community Development Committee Of the City of Costa Mesa will hold a public meeting. The purpose of this meeting is to ask citizens for their opinion regarding the performance of the City's Housing and Community Development Program during the program year 1977-1978. (( M Ilk I'> STIMULATES young minds. Saturdays in the DAILY PILOT ' Thi s ·meeting will be held-at the following time and place: " DATFd Tuesray, July 11. 1978 TIME! 7:30 p.m. PLACE: Costa Mesa County Water District Building 1965 Placentia Costa Mesa. California All Interested persons can express their opinion to the Housing and Community Development .. Committee at the time and place-indicated above. .... • e TOYOTA 8 • • 1•1t.1r ..... (,rm.-8h d « • t-•r-•fttJruu• )JT S4'4 4l ············~ : . :n<?~OR ll~~n: . : ,. S .\l.ES & Rl-.~T.\I.~ • R ESER\'I·: :'\OW • "''I-----L · t -tH' • • "' ' I II I ..-. ' . ;) ' • ............... • e LEASING e • • \II "'""'• .--t •mc.a • 0.19M"'t0f .. ..... \ ~u...11-.--~-.. 53;.;;;7 t:xt. 600 • * * * * * * * • * ..... 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He ap· parC'ntly saw alongside the new roadway all manner of husint.'ss and enterprises made possible by a new flow of traffic to prL·vauusly inaccessible territory. J\h ha. he reckoned. that land will escalate tremen· dously in value when the highway.is finlstied. So he turne d to fellow transportation commiss.ioners and s uggested that when the county is buying and/or con· d cm ning land for the roadway it s hould buy up key parcels a Ion gside the right-of. way. Then after the road is completed and the land 1s ripe for development. the county s hould sell its l!Xtra parcl'ls a t a tremendous profit. ~u,., up lo a point this might make sense. Everyone likC's Lo ::>e(• ~t government enriched without biting the poor taxpayer. Uut it OVl't'looks the fundamental a nd important fact tlwt govl'rnment doesn 't belong in a profit-making·busi· •~<·ss and l 'iat ·s exatt 1y whal Diedrich·'s proposal would involve. Moreover. the thought that a count y government would use its massive powers to set up such a scheme is tlos 1livcly frightening. · The whole idea is probably illegal anyway. We doubt th\1t the laws governing condemnation of land are de· :-1gne d to permit local governments to enter the property :-elling business. We trust Diedrich will rethink his proposal and' Utat his fe llow comm1ss1oners will see that it doesn't exactly fit the conce pt of the 1ree enterprise system. Credibility Strained The ·California Psychiatric Association declares that Prop. 13 is going to dri.ve a lot of people crazy literally. Whether or not one agrees with passage of the Jar\'IS· Gann pro pert y tax iniltative. it would appear the psychiatrists arc stretchlng a point when they predict waves of mental illness because government workers • may find their jobs on the line In a press release. officers of the association note that elimfaation of jobs creates trauma -h a rdly a sur- prising revelation. "Unemployment is associated with increased mental Illness." said one mental health official. ·'There is now a lot of a nxiety and patients are starting to talk about their C'onccms. particularly those who work for government agencies " .. Another prl'd1ct~ s ign1f1cant increases in hospitalizat10n hccau::.e of .)Ob loSSl'S or threats of JOb losses ·A tremendous strain and lhreat to mental health." 1s n oted when "psycholog1cal equilibrium tied up in Jobs" 1s threate ned . says the release We're s ure that's all true. Ask any aerospace worker who got tossed oul of his S35,000 job in 1971. Or any \\Orker who lived through the Depression. Or any of thous ands of workers in private sectors who each week must prove their va lue to Lheir e mployers. Sure . ..1 lot of government workers are worried. And s ome of them :Jre going to have tu find new JObs. • Eternal vigilance being the price of freedom. the United States government never wants for subversive groups. D"c.Ylfle nts leaked by t he JustiN!' ... Department purpoli to sh 0 w th 8 t _.:,,_ "agents" of ;al"Pf'\. the Church of ( '~ Scientology 4,. J have been in 1,f '""'# filtrating tht.• ~v department itself. the lRS and the drug enforcement ~ 'ad mints · tr a ti on Allegedly, these agents have been filching documents relating to the church, which is certainly a lower order of espionage than ~tealing the engineering draw- ings forlhenew MX missile The difficulty the Church of Scientology has 1s that tls founder, L. Ron Hubbard, is still altv(' In our !>OC'tely, churches with founders who are dead. Mailbox part icularly 1r death was by violent means, are accorded higher status and greater respectability l'HE SCIENTOLQGISTS are not to be confused with the Chrts l111n Scientists. whose founder IS dead and who are therefore members of an accepta· ble religion Hubbard's d1sc1ples. •on the other hand, have had a hard go of 1t since they became an orJlanized entity in the 19505. They had hard· ly been born when lhe Food and Drug Administration raided them and seized their E·n1eters electrical widgets essential lo their riles The FDA accused the new church of making false medical claims. That made about as much sense as ordering the G·men to arrest the priests for proclaiming the Eucharist the food of life everlast· 1ng Mormons wear underwear with s pecially embroidered hole~ tn therfi as acts of piety and no one threat on her typewriter and then reports them lo the Better Busi:.,. used tile note H evidence 1n., plot ness Bureau. '-t.olrameher. No such luck for Scientologists. The chur~h is al10 suppos~ to Their followers claim that as a re· have kept files on the Amencan suit of whatever it is lhoy do. they Psychi.atr:tc Ass()(lat1on an~ lo feel better emotiona lly or havt.' tnf1ltra?ed the American spiritually fhe uuthorlties took Mcd1cul Assoc1apon. acb for this to be some sort of medical which ll perhaps :!>ho1.1ld bl'. quackery. although nothing ts fc1tc.1tated. said of double-knitted. double· Without pasMng Judgment on bre a s ted . beblazered (a1th the UllegallOO.-i, YOIJ hdV ( lO healers sowiding their guesllona wonder about the Justice Depart ble cures on hundreds or radio and menl 's leaking mrormat1on to the televisionstati~. media about them There is the JN MISSOU RI they've even deprived the Sc1entolog1sts of their lax-exempt status as a church The court ruled, tn an ex· erc1se of preternatural wisdom. that Scienlology was a philosophy rather tlum a religion The accusations made against Scientology are bizarre. One is th:tt the church's agents snuck tn· to the apartment of a woman who had written a book very unfavora· ble to Scientology, wrote a bomb odor of nastiness about this. especially 1n the life of Sc1entology's long and vocal in· ~ teres t 1n first Amendment causes The Sc1entolog1sts belong to <1 class of rel1g1ou~ group ,.lhdt nettles those who confuse propne· ty with piety Young people seem to b e mos l a t l r a c t l' d t c, scientology LIKE THE Moonies. the Har<• Kn s hnas and endless number<; of <.'ults. sects and churches whose ministers are not invited lo give the invocat ion at nat10ndl pol1 t1 ca l con ventions. thL Sc1entolog1sts seem to be used by som e young people as a ktnd of r ite of passage. Adults see these groups as spiritual kidnappers Yet the displeasure they cause adults and their low standing in the eyes or the official keepers or the gall.'S of heaven may make them attractive to certain youths. The Sci~ntolog1sts and the other pariah faJlhs may impart an ex· planat1on for life' daily inex- pltca bles which other. more wishy washy, more corr.promised voices can 'l . But what Scientologists get or don't gel out or thetr faith should not be a matter of orhc1al concern ororgaruzedostracism Tll EY OUGHT not be put tn Coventry any more than those or us who can't stand the vulgar. fruit y -vo i ced te l evision gospelecr!> ::.hould try to put them off the air. There are mil hons who thank the Lord for a chance to !tend tho!.e p1ou~ p:tchmen money.and sobcit Rut so be ii also with enlitie!> hke the &ientologists The gov ernmenr ha~bcen chasing them for more than 20 years now without m:JktnJ( a case rt had better convict o;omeone soon or itself be convicted or a petty, in· fra·dig persecution. It necun 't he. however. the hystt•rical e xperience pre· d1rll'd by thl• p~) rh1at ric as~ociation. Coping with L·mploymcnt problem::. b not exactly a new -or unus ual part of our socict} Nuclear Power Independence Mistaken Aid for Hearing Rooill for reasons best known only to those who decide s u ch things, lhl' undersized roo m where the Orange County Plan· nmg Com miss inn holds its public meetings has undergone a l'l'Oo\·ating of sorts in recent months. Carpeb. drap(•S. fresh paint and "'all covering did lilllc to O\'C•rcomc the meeting room's chief shortcoming howcvc•r ll's too ~mall Residents who flock to planning com· m1s~1on mC!cting~ occas1onally are forced to stand in packs •il the rear of tht' room . If a planning issue is hot enough. ~omc of them f111d thl·msclv<:sstandingout ma hallway. 'nut the planning commissioners have decided not to mo,·c their meetings to more s pacious public hearing rooms in the nearby new county Hall of Administration. Among other things. it seems it is more convenient a nd less disruptive to county planning workers to con· tinue holding the meetings in the same old frequently overcrowded room . That's just so much nonsense. The new meeting r ooms that would accommodate more of the public more comfortably are just a stone's throw away. The commission should get its priorities squared around a nd move its meeungs to where the public is best ser ved. • Opinions expressed 1n the space above are those ol the Daily Pilot Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists Reader comment is in111ted. Address The Daily Pilot. P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Phone (714) 642-4321 Boyd I Tea Cops? By L.M. BOYD Rookies In the T okyo Police Department are re- quired lo learn the tradi· tio n a l Japane se tea ceremony. Theory 1s they 6 ' need to know this sort or nicety to understand the peo· pie they protect. No quarrel here with that notion. Sttll, our new law oHicers have nothing Uke it It would be comparable 1f they were re· quired in the police academy lo learn how lo carve a turkey. arrange flowers or mix cocktails . Waterloo was the place Wellington used as a dateline for his dispatches. HJs vie· tory over Napoleon actually occurred four miles from there. Between the villages of Mont St. JcM and Pan ccnart. Napoleon dldn 'l real· ly meet his Waterloo al Waterloo Nam e or that dog on the box of Cracker Jacks i1 Bin co , ' To the Editor. ll's been a while since I've tilled with Jim Bolding, but h~s un· reasoned diatribe against solar and wind power (June 181 is just too ripetopassup. l\tom1 c power means many things. There are two basic kinds : fusion 1s thl' power for tomorrow. no doubt ahout 1t, but it's a tong way from being feasible, so I'll not dis· cuss 1t h<'rc Apparently he was referrtng to fission atomic power whe n he ~lated. tn effect. that we need more. not less. nuclear power in this country. Ir that be the case. and 1f tn addition he had "' mind the !>o·cattcd "light· Yoater" fission reactors such as those al San Onofrt', then he is sorely m1sgwded. Atomic energy of that ly">e 1s not cheap. it is not clean. it 1s not safe. The ract that. after 20 ~ears of research a nd work by thousands or engineers and scien- tists. the doubts and fears that we have about this type of energy haven't been resolved might sug- gest that lhey never wi II be re- sot ved. The radJOacllve b1produ0ts of the nuclear power plants operat ing now remntn radioactive and vi rulent for tens of thousands or years. The technology to safel y s tor e t":ese wastes for that amount or time doesn't yet exist, and little progress has been made In the past decade to suggest an answPr might be forthcoming. Meanwhile. (he wastes pile up. N C-t EAR power isn't cheap The costs for mining and refuung uranium continue to soar ... the ('Conomic feasibility for solar and the various geological powe rs in creases daily, and the technology ill here today if the suppart of lhe government and power industry l1m 't. Nuclear power does n 't guor11ntce security for the coun· try, nor does it promise energy In· dependence lf the rate of growth of lh• nuclear power Industry. was • 1.A'tttr• from r1ad1r1 art ~lcom<' Tht nghl to condtn.st latna ._, ftt ipoct or thmmatt lrbtl " rt.sn'Wd utters of 300 wordl or less """ bt grvni prtfCrfm(e ..411 l('ft£'TS mu.at In· cludt 8'gnaturt ond mOilmg addrtss ~t namt.s may bf wtthhtld on re- queat 1f ruf f1c1t11t reaaon u apporent. Poft111 will raol bf pvbluMd. fl.IE AN6WER TO f.6CALA'T1NG HEAL.TU COSTS l.IES IN TI-IE MAl?l<ETPLACE, MOT' GOVERNMENT" ~Ut.AflON! YEA FOR FREE ENTERPRISE .' LET I>OCTORS AWE/lT/5€ STANDARD SERVICE FEES .t what the power companies and other proponents of atomic power would have 1l. the country would be out of usable uranium in the matter of a few decadt's Where are the richest deposits of the metal? Africa -and if you've en· joyed OPEC. just wait 'Lil the power shifts southward Why do you think the Soviet Union is so in· terested in Africa'> Sabotage and terror11'm can on ly increase tf the l:n1ted States were to become more dependent on fission pawer. This statement is perhaps the most rnghten1ng of all, If only because it 1~ the cas1('st to make. One need not build an :ilomlc bomb to terrorize a major city with nuclear muyhem ll doesn't require muc h 10 the way or sophistication to get one 's hands on some spent urunium or plutonium a.nd simply blow it around a rew square m iles wtlh a few atlckaofdynamlte. There are better answera to the ('nergy problem than a wholesale. damn ·the · torpedoes rus h towards atomi<' power And there a re better uses (Qr the billions or dollars bein~ spent on Ught·waler reactors that will be In sore netd of new source~-of fuel Jn 8 few years We have the t~hnology and rei.ource1 to capltallae on the , . . . r.' '·'·' •, • -..,.•.•,•,.•,.,; .,.. •. ~ ........ -.••• • .· .. ,. ... ~ ··~-· . . ... . •" ... , .... , ...... ,,. _ .. ·-4 .... --.. ITS TIME FOR ~IANS AND PATIENTh TO 0£CO~ lt"CQf. C05T CONSCIOUS 1 50M£BODY GET TAAT 1'UT our OF HERE I ~ free. clean and safe power we re· ceive from the sun and the earth. and the initial expense for put· ting these power plants on-hn~ I!> certainly attracttve with all these points tn mind. SCOTT JORDAN No Tf1JW Ca11tin9 To the Editor l 'd hke to add to recent com- ment:. in a JOb·:.eeker's letter in your column She complained about ads not indicating salary, location. etc A~ :1 well qunltftNI executive secretary, I om appalled ut the l'mphasis on typ1nfo( speed Un d('rstandahly. the speed s hould be good and accuracy reliable Hut even if an employee typed cont lnuously ( ahd no secretarial job is like that>. how much dlf· ference would It make If the speed wu 65 l~tead of i6'> MANY SECR ETARIES can copy speed ttSt material without dlffl<'ulty It ·s eosy to read, Is !lpelled and punctuated properly. and requires no watching for omitted or misspelled words. bad grammar.etc On a Job. almost all material the le 1aven hu error•. Sh• n~ a good vocabut'ary to decipher scribbled notes. Regardless of the educational level or ht!r boss. the material will contain errors. And she must be a good proofreader. She mu~! ht! c;ppropriarely dressed for the kind of office she's in : she must know how to deal with others and protect her employer's image. and perform many otherdulles. Some applicants c:Jn turn out a good sp<:t:d tl'!>l hut fulrlll none or the above Yet ad~ often !>imply :.late Wanted. exec St><' type 85 I work 1n t ;,n employment agency The lack of employer JUd~ment when !>e<:retana! re· quests are madt• 1s unbelievable If I were a 1>erret<Jrtal appli· cant, r would avoid replying to ads that indicate such a poor sense of values NAME WITHHELD Terror'• (/nRrnftat.la To the Edllor. t 'd like to reply to f'rani Ucrghammcr s recent lt!ltcr on his trip to South Amerie<1 I agree. it is a r<1ntasltc place to \la cation. I :.pent a month there tn 1976 11nd <1m rl'turmni.: upatll this year llowevcr" I do hope Mr. Berghammer Isn't naive enough lo beheye that human rights violations don t ex1i1t because he d•dn ·1 witness any On my v1s1t to Paraguay two years ago. I lived with the Fllart1ga ramily. whose only !>On . 17 yearc; old. had been iortured to death by the police a month before my ar rival. Or Ftlartlaa hlmself,h11 s been impnsoned four times. and his only crimes have been offer· ing free medical tre1:1tment to p eas nt~ and «pt:uk1n~ (l\lt against govcrnmt•nl oppres!'\1on I :41tggest Mr llerghnmrrwr rt.'mJ the art1de in lht JunL I:! Dally Pilot. Features section on Dr Ric:hard White. who wa~ als" there at thut time Thier other people I met then ore now dead. victims oC polltlca! repression I urge people to v1s1t South l\merlc3. it i; quill' c;a fe for touri~ti; Rut they i;hou!d a!so rt·· member and be outraged by the fact that human ri~htti vtolattons and severe poverty do cx11-t, even though not gener:t11)' see11 in any dopth by tht ordinary tourist. ' MICHELE Bt.:ROESS ( \ ) .. " ' .. • 19 .. ft...f • To write the Daily PllOl/9ox 1~. Cost.a Mesc1. CA 92b2b ,, ,1n9u Ci:! b l Ddlly P1IOI 1 r. ore ~.l'!. ••• '.'-' •• o •• n •••••••. So.n·oa-y .• J.u.ly·2···1·9·78·----------T·o·C·a·ll·l·l'l·e·O·a·l·ly·P·ll·ot-·n·14·~-2 ..... J.2·1·------· Prosperous Men P~id Freedolll's Price You rem<'mbC't Lh1· cherry tree '>lory u l on g rime altt-r vo u (or~e t l h e m o rt• t>arthshakin~. hi stor y mak 1 n~ epi sodes an the l lfe or Georlle Washington You 'v e ro1splaced in your memor} lhc det~uls of Ben Franklln·s states manship, but you r e- member has Oying a kite. Joyce K1lmt:r was a great military hero. but the only thmg you personally recall about him 1s his poetic tribute to trees M aybe of this current century. what will be best r em embered will not be its wars <1nd its JCt planes or its giants who lived and died. 1'1A YBE l\LL that will survive I o I inger 1 n the day by·day vocabulary of generations yet unborn will be a song about a T ennessee frontier sman or the 1nc1dent one night when a speck of dust blew in the window and penicillin was n1scovcrcd But for any Fourth of July, I, P aul llarvey, do bequeath unto .>'ou ··somNhing to r emember · You may not be able to quote on£> line from the Declaration or I ndependl'nCl' at this moment. henct'forth. you will <ilways be ablt• to quote at least one hnc It's in lhl' l<Jst paragraph "ht•r(' vou wall recall. when I re· mind you. 1l says, • WC' mutually plt'dgt· lo •·<1t.•h other our La ve:~. l n't Bob Greene our Fortunpi;, und our Sacred llonor ." YOlJ RECOGNIZE those 1m· pressive words, hut you don"l understand them until you know THE REST OF TllE STORY. So her e goes In the Pennsylvania State House. what's now ·called In· depe nd e n ce fl a i l 1n Philadelphia. the best men from each or th~ colonies sat down together. It was a fortunate hour in our nation's h1story. one of those rare occasions in the lives of m en when we had greatness l o spare. These were m~n of m eans, well·educated. Twenty.four were lawyers and Juris ts. Eleven wer e m erchants Nine Wl're farm ers and owners of large plantations • One June 11 u committee sat down lo draw up a declaration of independence. We were going to tell our British fatherland. no more rule by redcoats! 8C'low the dam of ruthless for eign rule. lhe stream of freedom was run- ning shallow and muddy. We were lighting the fuse t o dynamite thut dam T HIS PACT . U'> Edmund Burke later put 1t . "was a partnership between the living and tht• dead and the yet un- t>orn ... There was no bigotry. no dem agoguery in this group All had shared hardship~ K i n g George 111 had d e- nounC'ed all rebels in America as trnltors: Punishment for treason was hanging The names. now so familiar to you from the several signatures on that declaration or indepen· dence, were kept secr et for six months. For each knew the full meaning or that magnificent l ast paragraph . in which hi s signature pledged · his life. fortune and his sacred honor. FIFTY-SIX men placed their names beneath that pledge. Firty-six men knew when they signed that they were risking every thing They knew ir they won this fight the best they could expect would be years of hardship in a struggling nation If they lost, they'd face a hangman's rope But they signed the pledge And they did, indeed. pay the price. That is T HE REST OF T llE STORY H ere is the documented fate of those gallant 56. C ARTE R BRAXTON of Virginia. wealthy planter and trader, saw his ships swept from the seas. To pay his debts he lost his home and ..all his properties and died in r:igb J efferson finished a drafl of the document 1n 17 day~ Congress adopted 1t 1n July All that is familiar history Thomas Lynch Jr .. who signed that pledge, w as a third · generat ion rice gr ower. Ao <1 nstocrat. A large plantat ion owner Arter he signed, has health failed. With his wife hl' set out for Jo'rance to regain hts health Their ship never got to f'rance -was never heard from again Thomru. McKean of Ucl;iw11n• was ~o haras::.ed hy the enemy that ht> was forced to move· his family five time~ an five months lit• :.erwtJ 1n Congres::. without pay. Jl1s family lived an poverty and 1n hiding Now •. By PAUL J.LOVETERE Paul Lovetere teaches at a school run by the Orange County Department of Educatwn. Because oj sen1onty. he was not d1$m1ssed, but "what has happened recenrly of/eels mejustas1t has my fellow workers " Whan an agonmng aw<1kening my brain received during the long confusing months of the pre·J ar vis and post·J arvis campaigns. J\ II the turmoil. all the sickening rhetoric. aJI the useless suffer ing was not abotlt how much money there is available. H's about who can control the most money. Who has the most power Who can threaten the most. Who can make the people fear the most. I LOOK AT THE economy or this great country and great state and see that there is plenty of money available. Business is doing fairly well. The ranchers and farm ers are supplymg us w 1th e nough rood The workers throughout the country are supplying us with t.>nough ~oods. Whal 1s lacking ts that big govern· ment. big business, and big unions &re not supplying us with enough truth. M any or these leaders arc not that in· terest ed in acquiring the actual money involv ed in their occupations. But they are interested in ~cquiring the control of t~ money and power which \Ms con- trol brings to them And so they play with people's hves m order to gain this C'ont rol. MOST OF US ARE treated like pawps on a chess board. We are sacnficed so that t he leaders may stay in the game. This is accomplished by threats and fears Each of these playC'rs 1s buildtng up his own monopol y. expanding his own kingdom . forcing the number or other players in the game lo diminish Bigger governm ent s take over sm aller governments. L arger busa· nesses take over ·smaller businesses. Powerful unions t ake over weaker un ions. Larger countries get control over smaller countries THEY EXPAND tht:1r mnuence &nd increase their power until others are su threatened and their fears become so g reat that they are willing to sacrifice more of their Japidly dim1n1sh1ng freedoms to appease these big players Do not bl ame lhe lower -r anking -e mployees who accept the Jobs. salaries. and i:.ienefits offered l o them Remember that they are only pawns be ing used in the master game plan. They ar e kept or discarded at the conve- nience of the players Many powerful persoM knew that there was a lot of money around during the J ar vis debates They knew I hat California wasn't going to go brok<.' overnight. They knew that there were billions of dollars h idden from the public . Yet they kept quiet about th1i. and caused a lot of miser y WELL, THANKS TO the persistence: of Jarvis and Gann. the people weren 't fooled this time. But notiC'e how the scare tactics are beginning ror next year already . The pawns are going to he placed on the sacrificial altar again W.e are becoming a readul, u~cd generation. I see it where I work Smnll depart m ents becoming large departments <1f paper shufflers Not because they art• necessary, but because more power amt more control as sought. VANDALS LOOTED the prtiri· ert1es of Ellery. Cly mer. Hall. I see 1t in my daily life. Small stores and small businesses dropping by the ways1dt· and huge corPorations expand rng I heir influence Mort' power. More c·ont rol I READ ABOUT it 10 the newspapers Useless bus Imes being created Usele::.s commissions being formed. Useless laws being passed. Mor e power More control Mon' threats. More fear s I feel it 1n m y dealings with m y fellow c1t1zens We etrc becom ing a fearful generation A fraid of being taken . afraid of fines. afraid of arrest. afraid of being sued afraid of-living the way we would wish to hve our lives For the first time in my hfe I can re ally appreciate the words and act ions of the men who helped establish this great country. These m en saw the truth 200 years ago and I. with all my education. with all that I have seen and heard, with all the examples of true heroism ~taring me in the face. am just seeing it now "G IVE ME LIBERTY or give me cleath ... and ··Don't t read on m e." :.end shiver s up my spine ag<tin. They ar e not J,W?t words ma book. M r Jarvi" and Mr Gann. thank you. Not only for the legislation which you have promoted hut also for making m e than\<. Thank you for making me an Am erit'an again. to want to be free ag<11n M y smccre hope is that m1lhons of other people. including those power· :.eekers. will also do some thinking Cut out the games, big brothers Use th(• money available correctly. We are n1Jt pawn:. We <1re your fellow c1t17.ens R em ember. America was built un freedom. It has prospered on freedom. Let freedom ring. - .. High 4>st of Loving: His 55 Cents; Her 55 Cents Inflation 1:. laking 1ls loll on the women 's movem ent. Rememb<'r those glorious days w hen women first learned that they had consciousnesses. and decided imm ediately lo raise them? We men were told that there were four new rules: t No more opening doors (or wom en. 2. No mort' using lhl· wor d "M is~" 3 Wom€.'n are a llowt•d to be the sex u a I a ~ ~ressor~ $ l n S(H.'1<1 I " .!.. 1 I u a t i 1l n ..., wom en p;iy th eir ('lw11 W:lV Well . sever al vcar!> have passed. ;.ind three or tht: rules still apply. WOM EN ST ILL rcsenl at tf you're too quick to open the door ror them. Women s~lll don'l like.· to be called "Misti." Women are still happy being I h«' sexu:.il :tF:1tr€.'ssors. Rut more and more. 1n this c.'nl of the shnnkinit rtollnr. wom<.'n ~•rt· 1uv1n~ uv the rule thnt tht.>y pay th<'lr own wny All of a sudden m~ are ol- lowed to pay a~ain Not jw!l "'· lowed Expected Money is tight. nnd women &II ovf'r America - s€.'em to be deciding. all <tl once. that one of the rules of lil1eration was perhaps not loo sm'art after all One of my friends. who is divorced. was 1n ecstasy a few years ago WhCn. newly Slll~le. he went out into the world of dttting women again. llE COULDN'T beh£>vc how 1ncxpens1ve 1t hatJ become lie had been raised to pay a woman's way. lie hsd done 1l all through high SC'hool Ile had clone it through college I le had done it all through his marnage f-l e had grown up tearninf.? to do I hat calculation I hat a woman will never understand. looking ;.it lhe right-hand side of a menu Jnd automatically multiplying everythin~ by two. i\nd then had come th" tl1v11rcc. and he was going out with women who not only didn't demand thut he pay for them but.yere quite adamant in an- «fillng that they w<>uld be insult· Cd if he did "I ought lo get divorced more often." he said at the lime. "This Is wonderful. .. Well. l talked to him again the other day. "YOU KNOW." he ~:11d ''I should hove f1.rwred this out I knew it was too good to last. I w as with this woman J 've been seetna. ~nd all nlong she·~ been paying her own way whenever we \\ cnt out for a m eal or to a mo\'ll' The other night. though, she looks me i n the eye and says. 'I have to ask you a personal question.· "I thought we were going to be t a l kin ~ about diseases or something. But I told her lo go nhead and ask. And she said. 'How much money do you make a year ?' "I told her that 1 dldn ·1 lhi nk that was any of her business She said she had a reason for knowing. So I told her. 'And she saict. 'Just what I thought. You make four times more a year than l do. We.'re f'QUalty intelligent. We're almost the same age. We come from equal backgrounds. And yet you make four times my salary .· "I ASKED llf.R what she was getting at. ancl she said she was getting at 'the ba11ic inequality of OU r relationship.' And then she said that if we were being paid equally, It would be fine for her to foot "bar own bills. but since we weren't , she thought It was only fair that. \ll1til a better world Is formed, I pay for her, ::itorunii Immediately. "I asked her what about bein~ an equal, frt>e woman. She said that ishe was still JUSt as equ\11 \Ind Just as free. only I had to start paying when we went out. I asked her why 11he had changed her m ind about this_ She said ... --t •.I.ref••' r :..."-•_,.•.,t..1.f,:t.9l .,.. • T t • • , • •• ' #' • •t • ·------- because or 1nflt111on l told her she _was hcin~ hypocritical. She said sh<' was being practical." My friend as not <1 lone I have asked around, and it 1s becom ing an €.'pidcm1 r The women of AmeriC'a rir1· t:ngagecl 1n a massive µullback of their staled "need" 111 pay their own way Put a l11t l e crimp 1n the eC'onom y. and kiss principles good-byt• IT Il l\~ E \' EN r eached Cosmopolitan, that t(reat cruc1 · ble of ma1nstrea m m odern female thinking An a uthor named Letty Coh<.'n has written an €.'ssav for the maga7.1nc called. ''I'm Tired of Paying My Own W~y · Letty Cohen. who ~ccms to be something ur a feminist from the tone of the art1C'lc . nevertheless writes "I can remember earlier days. before l1bcrat10n 'took.' when a self-resp<'ct ing m tin always paid both your ways, Then it was dinner for two at Le Perigord Park, with chompagne to go w1th the mousse ol pike and a rine Bordeaux accompa· nyinl{ the rack -0( lt:1m1>. When the bpi c1,m<'. the man pold with a nonchnlant flourish und you weren't permitted so much B'> a peek . All of thttl was part of what wns th<.'n bck<'vt•d to be the s t nndarrl bu~1nc,5 or court~ · 1 do b el i eve t•ou rtsh1p shou Id retain at least a few o"1 fashiont•d elements. It u11cd to be that even the poorest i.tudcnt w ;_1s large-hearted enough 10 want to be the one who paid <it th ~ Pan<'ake House. and th •~ i>i:n n y -ahte ga llantry wa!> touch in~ "NOW \'OU'RE drea rily re· minded of your ~eparatc but· t.'qusl status not only al Le Pengor d Purk (1f you «!ven get in there> but also an Central Park. when. for example, you're paying the Sabrett man for a double ration of wieners and Cokes. I t '11 all your 55 cents and his 55 cents. and where. pray. 1s the romance 1n lhM., "Liber ation or 110. 11 's Jll!.l not appealing when a man ·~ only willing to court m e when 1 he process doesn't cost h1 m asou ... Just not appeliling Well. I don 't Uunk Letty Cohen ha:. much to worry ubout. Time Is on her side, and I predict that w tth i n the yea r ulmost 11 11 women will be willing to .silently let their mole partners pay their wa.y ogain. Especially if the in flalionary cycle continues AND AS FOR my divorced.. 1 r1cnd. he hss decided Lo Ret ~Jt of the dating ~ame altoacther lie as 1toin~ lo lll't m orrlc<J u .:t\I n .. , m1ss thech<.'altnJt,"he 01c:1 (;wtnnett. Walton , llt!ywa1'4l. Rutledge and M iddleton. And Thomas Nelson Jr. of V1rg1ma. raised $2 m illion on his. own signature .to provision our .Illies. the French Oeet. Arter the war he personally paid back thl' loans. wiping <>ut his ent ir e t•statl· lie wa ~ nevt·r reim- bursed hy his government In t h•· final b a 1tle f or Y u r k t o w n . N t• I s o n u r g e ct Cl'n<>r:.il Washington to fire on Nelson s own home, which w<is <>t•c·up1ed liy Cornwallis. li t• d1£'d bankrupt Thomas Nebon .Jr had mdeed pledged ··his ltfr'. hi:: Fortun~ and has ~at•red honor " TH 1-; l~SSl/\NS seized the hom<' or ~nc1s llopkinson or Nt•\\ .len;f'\' f'r a net~ ·Le\\ 1s had his horr.1 ;md belongings destroyed. h· wife imprisoned Sh~ died w11h:r a few months Richard Stockton. who signed that declaration. was captured and mist reated. His health broke to the extent that he died at 51. I l.J~ l'state was pillaged. Thom ;i:-Heyward .: r . wa' capturc.-cl when Charleston fell JOHN II.ART "<IS driven frofl' his wife''> bedside while she wa~ dying. Their 13 t hrldren fled for their h Vl'!--in all directions. fh, fields and gristmill were laH! waste. For more than a ye<1r hE' lived in forest!> and eave:; ana returnC'd homt• after the war to find his w1f1· <lcad. his children a n d h 1 s proper t i c s go n t• H e died a few W~f'ks later ot ex hausllon and a brbken heart Lewis Morris :.aw his land destro~ro. his family -.catter<."l1 Philip L1v1ngston died withm .i ft'w months from t he hardshtP' or lhc• "ar JOHN HA NCOCK 1s well- rt•m('mb<'red. mosUy due to · .. quirk or f all· rather than anything he ::.tood for. That great. sweeping signature. ar It-sting to his vanity. towers over the others. One of the wealthiest men 1n New England, he stOO<.t outside l{Oston one terrible night or lh1' war and said, "Burn Bost<>n. though 1• milke~ .JOhr\ ll<tnC'O('k a b€.'~gar. 1f the puhlte good rcqu11·t·s 1t " II <'. too. lived up to the p!ed~e or tht: 56. few \'terc long to sur VIVC. Five werC' (':J pturt'd hy tht British und tortttr('d before th<·v died. Twelve had their homes from Rhode Island to Charleston sacked. looted, occupied hv the enemy, or hurn.-d . Two le~! their sons in th(• army. One h<i1! two sons t'UPlttr t•d Nine of the Sf> died in t h1· war. f rom''" hard ships or from its mo11· merciful bullels I DON'T KNOW what •rT'- press1on you had of the m en whu m e t l hal hot s ummer 1n Phtlaclelpl)w But I think 11 ,, important that we rememht r this ah()ut them· They were not poor men or wdc1 eyec1 p1ral('s They wert• men of mean!' Rich men. mo~• of them. who t'rt.)Oycd much easl! and luxurv In their pt>r sonul h - ing Not hungry me11 . bu\ pr(l:- perous m en WN.i!thy Ian<' owners. substantially secure 111. their prosperity. But they considered liberty . 1n<J eed tht'y had learned tha• liberty -1s so much mor e Im portant than security that they plcd$lcd their l !ve~ .. the •~ tortunt' <ind t heir 'l :icrul honor AND THE\ fc'fl !!t<J thv. Pl<'dgt T hey paid the pncc And frce\om wu:-born - DAil Y f'I• 0 T ·.__ c pkg. of 100 SALE!Reg . 49¢. Hot or colq foam cups. ,. 6 4 oz capacity These easy throw-aways come in packs ot 50 L1m11 2 SALE! Reg . 77c 9-Jnch paper plates. .Stock up now on these work savers• In generous ~acks of 100 plates White L1m11 2 SALE! Reg. 1.44. 33-quart foam cooler chest. SALE! Reg . 77¢ ea. Reynolds® heavy duty aluminum, foif. Ideal for summer p1cn1cs. for the beach and more: 37''1 SQ It per roll Stock up now :ot!E ot summer uses L1m11 ~ Molded side grips for easy carrying 9.99 SALE! Reg. 11 .99. Coleman<!!> Polylite<!!> 34-qt. cooler O f tough. l1ghtwe1ght h•gh density poly- urethane With easy· clean 1-ptast1c hner 2.99 -1.99 SALE! Reg. 2.77. RefdQil Yard Gu•rd lnaect lo repellent. 16 oz aerosol. A ml.lst for summer outdoor fun 66¢ SALE! Reg.83¢ Lay's• Potato Chips. 9 oz pkg. Contains no preservat1ves1 New package keeps chips fresher longer . '; ~2/$1 -¥--~, 3.99 '{/' SPECIAL! SALE! ~. Andy Capp"' snacks. · Reg. 4.99. 1., Choice of Pub Fnes. P. · · 11 J. Cheddar Fnes. Bugles ICntC gn . /ti and more! 4'• oz ea 18" gnd. Hurry in for L1m1t'ed Quant1 t1es some of the best • barbecue fun• $1 set of 4 SPECIAL! Fully decorated "Americana" rock1 glasses with bright gold rim. Hand- some glasses to dress up any occasion. L1m1ted Quantities. Reg. 88C. Glrl1' terry pom-pom trim 1ock1. Cotton/stretch nylon White with color pom- poms 28 .99 SALE! . Reg. 36.99. "Bobby Mac" deluxe car seat for baby. Wt th safety r ptus latch with head area wings Converts 10 rear-facing pos1t1on tor infant safety Also recltnes Kodacolor 11 0 color print film. 12 exposures . 1 .39 ea. Kodacolor 1 1 0 coior print film. 20 exposures. .~-~=~-1.99 !~ii~t~~t , ...... L-~I~·· SUPER SPECIAL! Deluxe -(' :2/$3 ,--;.._---·. SALE! Reg. 2.94. ··suririder'· Reg. 49.99. b'a~~~~e ~-' ketM grill. Big 22" diameter ~ Cooks whole meals ©-with outdoor flavor ~'':. '~ Black porcelain f1 n1sh. ''' Rustproof aluminum ash-catcher and legs 2.49 SALE! Reg. 2.99 20 lb. Kingsford charcoal Stock up now. Limit 2 59¢qt. SALE! Re g. 611•. Gull 1..lte• charcoal 11arter. L1rn11 2 SPECIAL! Beach towels. Thick and thirsty cotton terry 1n assorted pnnts 26'96" L1m1ted Quantities I SALE! I Re.g. 1.79 ea. Kool- Aid • drink mix. Choice o f punch. cherry or grape flavor drinks Each pkg Ji makes 10 Qts .---------_.,.------------...-..-----. \ ~ .... \ . I J ~.. I 1,f ·- 25°/o to50°/o OFF ENTIRE STOCK OF MISSES' AND JUNIOR ONE-AND lWo-PIECE SWIMSUITS! Take the plunge. Buy one, buy two, buy a bunch .. all at a big savings Prints. solids. a selection of styles as big as summer itself Hurry tn for your choice while selections last 66¢ SALE! OFF! BI G N' LITTLE GIRLS' ONE-AND TWD-PIECE SWIMSUITS. Quick' Get a summer·lull of pretry onnr sults In fast-dry nylon and polyester/cotton Selected styles and colors Hurry 1n while select1one last "Mountain Mist" daisy print muslin sheets. No-iron polyester/cotton muslin From PeQuot by Spring Mills. Twin. full sizes and pillowcases 1n yellow or blue on . white King ano queen sizes tn yellow only 2.99 SALE! Reg 3 94 Full flat or f11ted 5.99. SALE! Reg 7 44 Queen flat or filled 7.99. SALE! Reg 9 44 King flat or fitted 2.44 SALE! Reg 3.44 pkg. Standard size pillowcases 3.66 SALE! Reg 4 44 pkg. King size pillowcases. 7.99 SALE! Reg.9 44 Western king f1tteo air mattress OUR PRIC E ' , 4 _99 .;;:;::;. .. Fabric covered Stror>g l·bearr cor.~11uct1on 50 x 30" ~·ze tnc1l.!de~. reoa 1\1:1 L •n1ted Quar111•cs , / 17.99 SA LE ! Reg. 22.99 Morey Boogie boards • Use your JCPenney charge. Master Charge o r V1saiti/BankAmericard" Sale prices effective Sunday. July 2 through Tuesday. July 4 You r Family Discount Store Flex1b1€ 3 'b 35 11~ ., x 13 I; . Store hours July 2. Sunday -10 a.m. -6 p.m July 3. Monday -9:30 a.m. -9 p.m July 4 Tuesday -10 am -6 p.m (Holiday hours) BUENA PARK: Beach al Orengethorpe • Open weekaays 9 30 to 9 30-Suoaeys 10 to 6 . . . . .,, . ORANGE : City Or nt Garaen Grovo Blvd • Open weekaay" 9 30 to 9 -Sundays 1 O 10 6 ' ... -..----·· 12300CCl 29.99 SALE• Reg. 32.99 43" '< 21 •;~· S•lC 15200 s1;c1 SA.NTA ANA : 3900 So Bristol -No of So Coast PlazJ •Ope:" wee~oav' 0 30 to Cl -Saturaav 9 3C •o" -St.l'dJr :o :c: b . ....... -... -....... .,._ .. - OUR BOLD BRIGHT WHITE SALE CONTINUES LAST 3 DAYS ••• OPEN JULY 4th $1 0 OUR PRICE SUPER SPECIAL! ~ ' • SALE! Reg. 11.44. SALE! Reg. 3.99 ea. The Treasury's Famous brand 45-pc. Melamine Dinnerware set. Sold elsewhere for $20 .... Relaxing and sturdy .. Glidden® all- purpose exterior Spred® latex stain. own disposable daytime diapers. Extra absorbent Package of 48 2.99 SALE! *'99· 3.99. Gali' fitted- style tank top. A solid fash1on·bas1c 1n easy- care polyester/cotton Move last, gals, for a casual fashion winner. Solid colors. S·M·L. 1.77 SALE! Sel includes 8 ea · dinner plates, cups. saucers. fruit dishes, fluted tumblers. and 1 ea.: covered sugar bowl. creamer. salt and pepper shakers. Dishwasher safe. Limited quantities • 4-ply polyester cord body • Bold 7-rib tread • Modern series pro fil e • Sale price includes installation 99¢ SALE! Reg. 1.49. Gumout> apniy carburetor cleaMr. 15 oz. Helps your car run more smoothly & cleanly 1.22 SALE! Reg. 1.99. Turtte w •• ~ liquid car wH . Goes on easier for a great 'shine. 18 oz. size. Reg. 2.22. Galt' gym 1hort1. Athletic fashion for gals o the go' Easy-care polyest~r/cotton in a variety of great solid shades XS·S·M·L 4 /Sag Reg. price "-£.. T. StMngl , ..... o perlllof4 per ... per•of4· J Size C78x14 E78)(14 F78x14 11596 123 96 127 96 1.93 2.13 2 26 26.96 34.96 38.96 1.99 SALE! Reg. 2.99. Gals' skivvy top. Cool snort sleeve styling tor tn1s summery polyester basic Our vanety of , summer sohc:J colors will light up your wardrobe S·M·L-XL. 2.99 SALE! Reg. 3.99. Women's sizes. I SUPER SPECIAL! Ml•H•' polyHter Jamaica 1horts. Solld• or Jacquard•. OUR PRICE 1.44 Keep cool tor the summer 1n easy-care polyester Jamaica shorts Bngnt colors Comfortable pull-on waist L1m1ted quantities 4 N'tl\. Reg. pt1oe 1-.:1:1 rt« 1'44 of 4 F.E.T. $Miga per tire per Mt of 4 Size G78x14 G78x15 H78x15 135 96 2 42 135 96 2.45 143 96 2.65 All prices plus Federal Excise Tax as shown. THE TREASURY'S QUALITY FILM DEVEL-QPING. 36.96 36.96 44.96 Don't like? Don't pay! Any print you're not satisfied with. return to us. We'll refund your money. Keeping you smiling is our way of doing business. 12 Kodacolo~ exposures deyeloped & printed tor.only 1.99 OR 20 Kodacolof'll' exposures developed & printed for only 2.99 OR 24 Kodacolor"O exposures developed & printed for only 3.59 Ooo<I on Ko<111colo~ IYPf' film only Oller val1<1 July 2 through July 8 1.44 SALE! Reg. 1.99. Vent- llated car cu1hlon. 15x30" Chemtex ~ treated fibre with wire coll insert 2/$9 SALE! Reg.~$11 . Webb foldlng chair. Great outdoor chair with multi-color web- bing. Stay-cool plastic arm rests. $9SALEI Multi-position lounger. Plastic tn-color tubing. Folds for easy storage and carrying. 74x24x11 " 18.99 SALE! ~ Reg. 21.99. Kaller 5· ~~~-I foot aluminum step ladder. L1ghtwe1ght. yet sturdy and strong. Listed by Under- writers Laboratories Inc. 29.99 SALE! 1 Reg. 34.99. 16-foot aluminum exten1ion ladder. L1ghtwe1ght Strong. sturdy and durable construction Listed by Underwnt· ers Laboratories Inc. Hunt'• Manwlch Sandwich Sauc.. 15'h oz size. Ideal for a quick meal or snack. Limit 2 per customer: llmlt 288 per store. 4.99 SPECIAL! Gravy Train dog food. 25 lb bag Makes nch gravy that dogs howl for Limit 2 per customer: hm1t 70 per store. Use your JCPenney charge, Master Charge•> or Viaa~/BankAmerlcardt'I. Sale prlcn effective Sunday. July 2 through Tuesday. July 4 Your Family Discount Store Store hours July 2. Sunday -10 a.m. -6 p.m. July 3. Monday -9 30 a m -9 p m July 4 . Tuesday -10 am -6 pm (Holiday hours) BUENA PARK: ORANGE: Use directly from the can to enhance the wood texture of wood sidings, fences. panels. tawn furniture and more. Reduce with water for a semi- transparent color to highlight grain. Ones tast! Easy water clean up. Selection of rustic colors. 4.44 SALE! Reg. 6.44. The Treuury'a own latex flat wall pelnt made by Glidden . The quahty paint available in hundreds of colors. Covers quickly and evenly. Dries fast. cleans with water. 5.99 SALE! Reg. 7.99. Padc:o•J pelnl kit. The new fa st. easy way to paint. Includes paint bucket. 8" pad painter. wand trimmer and refills. 3" trim roller. The quick. neat and easy way to paint those hard-to-get-to places For all surfaces. 1.99 SALEI Reg. 2.99. 4-pc. pen end roller Mt. Includes 9" metal pan. quality roller, roller cover and extension pole. 2.99 SALEI Reg. 3.44. 2·pc. bru1h 1et. Get a 4" wall brush and a 11.?" trim brush For all types of paint 77¢ SALEI Reg. 1.22. En,mel 1pray pelnt. 13 oz. aerosol. Protects and beauttflea. Great choice of colors. Easy to uee. Ozone safe! SANTA ANA: Bffcn It Ora~horPt • Open weekd•Y1 9:30 to 9:30-Sundaya 10 to 8 City Or. at Garcs.n GtOVe Blvd 3900 So. Bnatot -No of So. Cout Plau •Open weekdays • Open weekdave 9:30 to 9 -Sundaya 1 Oto 8 9:30 to 9 &. Saturdav 9·30 to 9 -Sundayt 1 Oto e . .... -_ ..... · ,. ··""'''.,.,.,,. ":...,..--~ "'; ' .. 'l'.~ 4 #' •.~ •••• ' ..... --...... --... . .• . · •.,,4 ~··· .# ....... , ..... -, •• _. ....... _,.. .. , • --.,. .. I .... -.. • • ........ ---·""" . I .. . .. I ,I . AJZ OAILV PILOT 5'1ndey July 2 '971 SYMBOL'S STORY By JOE WING F«'rl• AUKUIM l'rft• H you are lucky enough to hear the American eagle scream this Independence Day as tradition dictates. you might be disappointed This mighty symbol of our country em.its '-'a creaky sort of yelp like the sound of a rusty hinge or a small puppy,'' according to one authority. BUT TllE YELP MIGHT be one or optimism. The big birds arc holding their own against extinction in the Great Lakes states and _--m the Pacific Northwest, and there are up to 6.500 in Alaska, says Lynn A. Greenwalt of the U.S. f'ish and Wildlife Ser vice. • "I am confident they will survive." says Greenwalt even though the American, or bald, eagle is officially listed as endangered in 43 ·slates and threatened in five others. Alexander Sprunt IV of Tavernier, Fla .. re- search director of the National Audubon Socie- ty. believes there 'are lots of threats lo the t!agles in the lake region, "You can even make a case for s aying that the Alaska birds are en- dangered because of oil spills and other ocean contamination " HE DOES CONCEDE that the eagles of south Florida a nd the Chesapeake are doing ··reasonably well" despite Disney World and other development in central Florida. He a lso notes that the long-lasting effects of the out - lawed pesticide DDT are weanng off. The eagle was desi"gnated the national emblem by the Continental Congress in 1782 - over Ben Franklin's vigorous lobbying for the wild turkey. Had Ben won, there would be turkeys on dollar bills, uniform buttons. flagstaffs and the presidential seal. The mys tique of the eagle was well e s tablished long before the Con tinental Congress gave it the nod . In the late 1600s. Boston diaryist Samuel Sewall wrote· "America is fitly represented by the Eagle, which Royal Bird is very frequent here." THE GREEKS, EARLY Christians and poets discovered him even sooner: "When thou secst an eagle. thou seest a portion of Genius. Lift up thy head!" -William Blake. "When the fierce eagle cleaves the liquid sky ... " sang Alexander Pope. The Greeks thought of eagles as thunder- bolt bearing attendants on Jove; Roman legions cried "Forward the ~agles" as they advanced their eagle standards. and Persian armies car - ried eagles into battle DESPITE THlS MYSTIQUE, the eagle isn't all that noble a fellow. He dwells by the shore. living largely on fish. Although his talons can :.narc a live fish. he us ually takes the easy way, picking up the dead or ailing or robbing fis h . hawks of their prey. The bald eagle exists in North America alone, and besides the golden is the only eagle species that frequents this continent. A<'<'USed of ever ything from baby s natching, fish steaJjng and game killing to driving sheep ranchers broke, these m agnificent raptors have suffered from guns. ~raps, poison and loss of PUILIC AUCTION HANDMADE ORIENTAL CARPETS AND RUGS One of the largest rug dealers 1n the United States has just released a huge copta1ner ol the finest handmade Onental C3roets and Rugs from U S. Customs. Due to the fact that other containers are en route to this U S. importer and he must make room In his warehouse. he has released the container for 1mmed1ate auction to the trade and public The selection will include. Silk Oums. Part silk and silk lsphahans. Taba Taba1 Tabriz. Sarouks. 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'· .. , ...... -• •• -. • • • • • ---- # -, 6 ... • • -~ -... :. ~ -= : -J .-.._ ....... ___ .... -~ ... ---.-• ..... ...... -.,..... "' ( 3 I • ,, I N SIDE: •Ann Landers •Erma Bombeck •Horoscope •E ntertainment Son<jay July 2 1978 OAILY PILOl B l 41,632 See Angels Bow to rexas, 6-3 By DAVE CUNNI NGHAM Of U. o.lly "1'4il Sutt Despite the closeness of the race, it's easy to find people who will t ell ~ou which team will win the American League Western Division "The Royals." ~ays Kansas City third baseman George Brett. "The Rangers," ins ists Texas catcher Jim Sundberg. ·'The Ange ls,·· ass ur es California second baseman Bob· by Grich. Dissenting opinions can also be found in Oakland and Ch icago. Pe rhaps the most level:headed statement comes from elder statesman Ron Fair· ly of the Angel~. who ~ay~. "Whoever wins it, the race will almost certainly go down to the last week or two." AN EXAMPLE OF HOW tight the competition is came during the firs t two games or the Angels-Rangers series at Anaheim Stadium. .r California won the first, 4·2. but Saturday n ig ht Texa~ evened the score with a 6-3 victory keyed by the pitching prowess of two hurl e r s weakened by the flu in recent days-Doc Medich and J ohn Matlack. "We had five guys on the ~ick lis t yesterday," said Texas Managl'r Billy Hunter . "It's ~ome sort of virus they all t·aught and it especially hurt our pitc hing staff." T H E FURI OUS RACE is certain to bolster attendance 1\ngeb S laie All 0-Oft KMPC (llOI l u•• •I C<t11fo<n•• n Up m C•lolorrn• •I KMIW• City S 2S Pm C.lltornoe •1 K•llW' Coly ) 2S p m. among all the contenders. and the Angels got a taste of it Satur- day when they experienced their first sellout of the season. Fans were turned away for h air a n hour after the game• Dodgers Sink Reds · Rlwden, Garvey Spark 2-0 Win CINCINNATI CAP> Steve 'Garvey's solo home run broke up a scoreless duel between Rick Rhoden and Tom Seaver, e n abling the L os An geles Dodge rs to beat the slumping Cm- cinnati Reds 2-0Saturday night. Rhoden. 7-4. fired a six-hitter to hand the run-s tarved Reds their sixth straight loss and eighth in 10 games. It was Cin- cmnati 's third shutout in five gam es. GARVEY'S 11Tll home r or the year. a blast over the left -fi eld fence. opened the seventh. The Uoctgcrs added a run on three s ingles in the ninth, Dusty Baker knocking home the run. Seaver~ 9-6. has been the latest victim or Cincinnati's stalled of· fense. which has generated onl y fi ve runs in the last 47 innings. Ill' finished with a six-hitter. striking out nine, seven in the first four innings. THE VlCTOR\' was the sixth m a row for the Dodgers, who have won 17 of their las t 22. and struck out Ken Griffey In the seventh with runll}!rs at second and third. THE GAME WAS delayed two hours and 33 minutes at the beginning by rain. The Reds threatened in the third when Rose doubled with two On TV Today Ola11ne l JJ, JJ:JO outs and Rhoden issued walks to Griffey and Foster. But Driessen grounded out to end the bid. Rose's double extended his h1t- ing streak to 17 games, longest on the clubthisseason. SEAVER HELD the Dodgers hitless until the fourth, when Bill Russell topped a weak grounder toward third with one out. Seaver fi elded the ball cleanly but was unable torup Russell. Seaver then struck out the side for the second straightinning. The Reds have been shut out in 45of their last47 innings. Neither Rau or Bonham pitched m last weekend's Dodger-Red series in Los Angeles. The Dodgers will be ending what has to be considered a suc- cessful road trip today, having aJready won three of four from Atlanta and three straight from the Reds. T he Dodgers r eturn home follow mg the game and will open a brier three-game home stand with tht• Braves beginning Mon· day. LOS ANGELES LO~\. ,D RuS\tll. \\ R Srnot ... rt Cty, lb Cdr•~Y. lb 0 &•••r. If North, <I Vet1t9er, c RhOO.n,p Toto!\ •b r ~bl • 0 0 0 • 0 2 0 2 I I 0 • 0 0 . 4 I 2 I • 0 I I •000 J 0 0 0 3000 32 h2 CINCIH .. ATI ab r" bi Ro~. 3D S 0 I 0 Groll•Y. rl 7 0 0 0 Fosltr, II 3 O 0 0 Or•H~n. lb 3 0 I 0 Conopelon. n • o I o c;.ronlmo, cl • o o o Correll, < 2 O O o Lum, Ph I 0 I 0 Autr~ch, 1b o o o o Morvan. P'l 1 o 1 o Sarrn.ento, pr o o O o ttennedy. 2b 2 o I o Oa Collin\, ph O O 0 O Wrrner. c O O 0 O Bench, Ph 1 o O O S<!•ver. p 2 o O O It Hnorson, ph 1 o o o TOldl\ Jl 0 6 0 LO\ An9ele• 000 ooo 101-1 Cin<onn.tt• 000 ooo ooo ~ E Grilley, R 5'm1lh OP-<:ln<innatl I. LOB Lo\ Anoeie. s. Cincinnati 10. 7B-Ros., Ru-11 HR G•r.tyllll SB OroHsen,S-S.••er. started as 41 ,632 paid to see Frank Tanana pitching on Helmet Night. Tanana .disappointed himself a nd the crowd with a spotty performance. He gave up nine hits and six runs before yielding to reliever Paul llartzell in the eighth. "FRANK WAS throwing pret- ty good torught. llis velocity was better tha n ID h1 s l ast few gam es," said Manager Jim Fregosi. "He Just made a few bad pitches. It happens to every- body once in a while " Tanana was greeted in the first inning by consecutive singles from Mike Har~rove. Bert Campaneris and Toby Har· rah. the last driVlng in a run. Texas added another on Bobby Bonds' fly ball to left. scoring Campaneris from third. After Tanana 's wobbly start. he settled into a groove an.d re- tired 13 straight before running into difficulty in the fifth . Kurt Bevacqua s ingled and. with two out, Hargrove drew c1 walk. Then Campaneris singled off Tanana's leg and Harrah followed with a two-run single to center. T H E ·ANG ELS' proble m s stemmed rrom their mability to move runners around the bases. Eight were left aboard. Twice the Angels loaded the sacks and le t the Rangers off cheaply. settling for JUSt one run in each ms ta nee California loaded the bases with none out in the third and got a lone run on a force before Fairly hit into a double play The Angels Jammed the bases again in the s eventh. this tirqe with one out. and sett1etfior one run on Ken Landreaux:s single to center. HUNTER VI EWED 1t as an inconsequential win . saying that no s mgle game or series is loo vital al this s tage of the season. "I don't think it ·s all that . <See ANGELS, Page 84) Rhoden struck o ut s ix and walked five as the Dodgers de· feated Cincinnati for the eighth ti m e in 11 meetings this season. Rhoden worked out of a bases· loaded jam in the third mning The Dodgers, who have won eight of their last nine meetings with the Reds; will send Doug Rau against Bill Bonham in today's finale. '" H a ER Ill SO LOS ANGELES R-en IW.7-4) " 6 0 0 s I CINCINNATI Seaver IL.._.> 9 6 7 1 1 Q T 7 45 ,._., .... WIMBLEDON WINNERS -Chris Evert and Bjorn Borg rolled to victories Saturdc.tv durinf! the W1mbl l'don tennis c ham- pions hops. Evert turned back Laura Du- pont whilt' Borg toppled Jaime Fillol. ltlad Dash Into the Wat er Dally Pilot P,,..o by ~ Payr,. Ideal weather conditions lured large crowds of s un worshipers to area beaches for fun and relaxation but for these swimmers, sprinting into the ocean near the Huntington Beach pier was serious business. For the re· ason. why, turn to Page B2 .. Angels' Mr. Exeitement Grich Feels Fortunate to Still Be Playing ~ By DAVE CUNNINGHAM Of llW O•lly Pl ... Steff Women notice Bobby Grich first. His dark moustache. blonde hair and rugged cigarette ad looks give hjm a striking appearance. Men don't notice Grich until lifter the games s tart. He 's the Angel second baseman, diving to s teal a base hit or leaping to snare a line drive. Day after day, he leads the Angels' infield in ex- citement. But dispile the spectacular plays and clutch hits. Grich is happiest J!b.?.ut thls statistic: he has played in 75 of the club s 77 games, more than any 4>ther Angel. "I JUST FEEL fortunate that I'm even able to play this game sUll ," Grich says. "Some people get an operation like T had and have troubles for the rest of their life." · Monday marks the one-year anniversary of s ursery Grich had for a hernJated disc in his back. Hct originally lrtjured the back on Valentine's Day while Jiftlng an alr-coodltionm, unU.. Grich says the 11\.iury no longer hinders his 1:ame but he admits the presenct> of a Cew ilfler effert.s ''My left leg is still a little weaker than the right but it doesn't bother me," Grieb says. "The left thigh had atrophied so T had to build it up again with weights. During spring training I noticed the weakness. "TIIE LEG WOULD buckle when I was run· ning the bases or bother me when I was jogging " says the native of Long Beach. "But now my range of motion is the s ame as it was before." Grich has already played in 22 more games than he dJd last year, and if he kec~ up his cur- rent pace he'll appear in more than 150 by season's end. But even before the injury, endurance was one of Grlch's tong suits. He played in all 162 games with BaJUmore in 1973 and missed only two games the folJowing year. . "THE ~NLY TIDNG I notice that might affect my game ts a lack of strength and endurance " Grich says. "But I only feel il after a doubleheader or during a long road trip, and I don't really know CStt GRICH. Page 8 21 BOBBYQRICH ., At Wimbledon Borg, Connors, Evert Advance WIMBLEDON England CAP> The Big Four · Bjorn Borg, Jimmy Connors, Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova-led a host of seeded players into the rounds of 16 in the men's and women's singles Salurday at the Wimbled on t ennis <:ham pionsh1ps Top-seeded Borg, the men's defending champion. was below form but had enough to defeat Jaime Fillo! of Chile. 6-4. 6-2. 6·8. 6-4. Connors. the No. 2 seed. also needed four sets. lasting 2 hours. 45 minutes. before e liminating fellow-A merican Tom Gorman. 6·4, 8·6, 8-9, 6-3 Three of the top four men's seeds now are in the round of 16. Third-seeded Vitas Gerulaitis On T \I Today Channe l 4 a• 11 advanced Friday, but fourth· seeded Guillermo Vilas was up· set by T om Okker o r the Netherlands . ALL OF THE top fo ur women's seeds won third-round matches Saturday Top-seeded Evert was shaky, but beat Amerkan Laura Du· pont. 6· l. 4-6. 6·0 while second seeded Navratilova overcame a poor start to defeat American Barbara Jordan. 3·6. 6· l. 6·4 Third-seeded Evonne Goola gong s wept past American Janet Newberry, 6-4. 6·3, and defending champion Virginia Wade. No. 4. advanced by beating troublesome Yvonne Vermaak of South Africa. 6-4.4-6. 7·5. Bill ie Jean King. the No 5 seed who has won s ix wom~n·s singles titles here, also had first-set pro· blem s~ but ralli.ed to be41t Czech Renata Tomanova. 4-6. 6-3. 6-3. King was down 3-0 in the second set before getting her game together. THERE ALMOST was a big upset in the women's division when Pam Shriver. a 15-year-old school girl from Lutherville. Md .. pla yi ng h er first Wimbledon. forced 14th-seeded Sue Barker or Britain lo the limit before losing 1·6. 8-6. 7-5 Barker had lo save three. match points m the second set, then fell behind 3·0 i(l the final !.l't. She rall ied to tie 3-3, fell behind again 5·3 and then used her experience to rally for the victory. a llowing Shriver to win only one point in each of the final four games. SATUROAY'i RES UL TS w-·ss~ TllirdR_,_ Suf B•rku. 8ril•1n, Clef Potrn Shro..,r, U S , l..., 8 b 1 s. BellY s10 .... N~INrlal'ICk. def. Fran«>ISt Ourr, Fr•nce, 6 3. 6 1. Evonne Gool-ng, Au\lr•h•. def. J.anel N-rrY, U.S., ~ 6-l; lterrv Rfld. AU'olr•ll•. Ol'i Helle V'lf-oh, Doon· rnar•c. 6 o ...... Mllriw ltr119f'r. Soll1I\ A~•. def. "'""" ltlo\S, So<llh Afric<11, ..... ....,; Ru1a Ger..i.•tis, US Ofl.~•I• Re<lonelo, US ,•·•.~l. Boll,.JNn 1(1nQ. u.s. OPI. Rtft•I• TomanOV4, Ctrcno~lo•..,l.a. • 6. ~3. ~l; Vir91n1a w-. B"'"''"· Otl Y-verrn•U, Soutf> Alroc.t. M. • 6. 1 s Wt:nOV Tllrtlb<lll, AuslUli•, oef. C°MTlf' Mt ytr. u.s .~2.w. OWWIN Frornholtr,Australl .. Otl lrrrv Holfao.ty. U.S.,H.~2.1·S; C"'k E.ert. U!> dtl Laur•Oul>on1,llS.6·1 ....... ;R99<N Mfr\oko••.~lo•.tll••.clel. lt•lhy ~y.u.s .. • 6, 6 '· IJ.11, Virqlnoa Ru•l<I, Rom.>-. ~- 11,.Qlllf Cuyper\, So.rth Alroc•. 1-6, M ; Mlrn.> J.tu\ov•c, YUQO\l•v•a.Mf Mic.,..~ Tyter, 9rtt•u\. 2 6. 6 ,, 6 3; M;irllM NA•r.•lllO•a, U.S .. Oel. B.trbar• Joroan. ll.S. l 6. 0-1. 6-4; Tr.Ky A.mu, U !. .be.tt8•rWr<1HdllQ<Ml,U <; ,b·3,6·l. Meft'I Sl,.,le• Tiil"' RWfld Ro\'°" Tenner, U.S.,llel. Fredl\llcNaor, U.S .... , 6·2. 6 , • 8rl.,. GotllrH!d, Us .. <let. Allan SIOM, Au\tr•to<1. 6·8, '1-1, 6-1, 6·1; Sanely M<Jver. U.S .. otl. Marty RoP\Y'fl, U.S., 11·6, 1 S, 6-3; Wojtek Flbak. Poland. ~r fury MOor, US., 0-1, U. l-S, 9-1; rt1e Na\la.e, Rorn.n•&. ""'· Tom Gulllk$0n, u.s .. o-.. 6 3, 1 b. 6 l. lor.n Al~xander. Austral ... ~. Bob Hrwlll, !>oulh Africa. W, retiree!; 81Mn Bor9. SMOen. OPI. Jaime Fiiio!, Cltll•. M , ~7. H . IH. Hdft~ Plo•ler. us Clef. NIO Sa•••no, u.s. .•. , ...... 6 7, •·2; Tim Gullok\Of\, U.S, Oel. Biiiy ,,_.rtln, u S • • l. • 1 I S. Jimmv Connon. ll S, <Ml. Torn Gorm<1n, US . 6 • 8 b, I•. 'J; Geoff ,,_.~!er\. Au\H••••. oet F<t .. M(M111an, Soul~ Awo. 1-6, 1 \. 6 l DODGERS TRADE FOR FERGUSON CINCINNATI IAPl -The Loo Ange les Ood~erc; obtaine d catcher Joe Ferguson from the llouston Astros Saturday for two m.1nor l('agu(' plJycrc; to b~ named later Fer guson. 31. wa:-. originally siAncd by the Dodger'> after be- ing selected in the seventh round of the 1968 free a~ent draft. He played for the Oodgerc; from 1970 ·76 bcforl' being traded to the St. Louis Cardinals ror Reg- gie Smith Feq~uson was hitting .207 In 51 gam es with seven home runs a nd 22 RBI Ferguson replaces catcher Jerrv Grote on the Los Angeles roster Grote fractured his wrist during the second game of Friday·s doubleheader with the Reds and win be out for as long as three yP'1ths J '~-..... ,. •• ,. .... ,, .............................. __ _ -·:,.--.-..... ~#. --~# .. , ........... :··: .. -.......... , __ ____ ... ---·~ .... • . --.... "; .. ,, .. -- 1 FRIENDLY NUDGE -Buzz Ha rper of Sad- dle back College proves there's no love lost between tea mmates while he a nd fe ll ow Southe rn California Aquatics club Juniors Top Pier Swiill A pair of 1un1or division sw1m· mcrs turnl'd 1n the fastest times 1n Saturdays 28th annual Hunt 1ngton Beach pier swim Doug Jones of Newport Beach, <'ompeting in the 12-15-year-0ld bracket. was timed in 10 08 over lhe approx1matl•ly hair mile rJ1·1• .iround the JIH pu.:r. Diane Graner of Venice had the next ht.•sl time, 10 14, while compet- ing in the junior women 0 2-151 c11v1 sion Graner smashed the <>Id div1s1on record or J l :26 set t>y Laura Cox of Lakewood. Paul Stader of Santa Monica, who won the senior men's title in .l976 and finished second a year c.igo, won his division handily with a time of 10 :33. S•n1or M•n 11•·7•1 I P•ul Sl<tO•• IS..nla Mon•t• I 10 l3 1 Bun .... oe. ISO(Al. I II ••• J EO q •vno"" fun.II 111 , .. 1 M<t\ler~ Men 11S·J9) I Pit !>chlup CMtnion V1•1ol 11 ~-1 ~Ion D••k" CSO~LI 12 "· l C.-o• .. Ill'"""" I 11 1• G••nO M•Ue •\ 140 up l I Buddy Bel\~ I Hununoton Be.oclll 11 43, 1 Wllll•m P!WlllllS cs.n 0 1eoo1 U u l Ptlt• B1><alev 1 .. 11n11noton 8 H Clll U '1 Junior _, (17 ISi 1 OoUQ JonH (N~ B~•c111 10 OI. 1 q•ncty Gal" CSO(ALI 10 l7. l. On to SI-CCor~I 10 JI ~nlor _(, .... ,., I, Kelly ~111 IP•IM Vt•Oesl 17 06 1 Glo••• u rt>•n ICoron•dol 11 °" S, 3 Llncl~Y H•l!l<O<k New-I BNchl 17 0 Mu ter\ women 17So•trl 1 (u ol J-tll IN•wPO<I ee.<rl) I~ )7 1 B<!llY l'•lbol CL-BUC"'" l7,J WMC1yW1lllt (un•l1 l?O IS member Ed Reynolds head for the fini sh tape in Saturday's 28th a nnual Huntington 13cach pier· s wim. llarpcr claimed second place but .iust by an e lbow. • f're•PapBI GRICH •.• 1f 1t 's because of the inJury or bee a use l 'm getl10g older." Grich says the Angels' last trip, a 14-day swing through Boston. Baltimore, New York, Minnesota a nd Texas. was especially brutal, and not just for players recovering from s ur- gery. "When you only gel a few hours of afternoon sleep you feel a little spacy out on the field," Grich says. "The time change and travel affect you, and you ha ve a tough time getting every- thing together." Anotlfer problem with long trips is th at Gric h loses m aintenance work on his golden tan. It helps produce the look that he knows will make women turn their heads. "I TRY T9 GET an hour or two in the sun every day," the 29-year-old bachelor says. ''Peo- ple have asked me before if I bleach my hair because my moustache is dark. but it's just because I get so much sun that my hair turns blonde." Grich lives in a posh con· dominium overlooking pictur• esque Belmont Shores and Naples and he regards his time al home as vital to his performance on the field. "It's easier to take care of yourself when you're home," Grich says. ''You car come to the park rested and in a good frame of mind.·· Further evidence that Grich prefers ·to play at home 'is his lifetime average at Anaheim Stadium, a healthy .304 com· pared to his overa ll career mark of .261. ---'--- Aw a re that Grich knows how to take care of himself at home, the Angels ' management offers just one suggestion to the three· time All-star : <ton't lift any air conditioners. Quarrie Triumphs MILAN. m.JY (AP) -Don Quarrie of J amaica won the 100-metcr das h in a n in- ternational track and field meet Saturday night, edging four other sprinters. all of whom finished within onc·hundredth of a second. Quarrie was ti med in 10.22 seconds, as were Americans St e ve Willia m s and Clancy Edwards. Junior w omen 111 IS) I, 01•n• G••fte' CV•n•c t l 10 u . 1 Sus•P Sltpl>•n~ IN1wporl 84!ac11l 11 st. 1 Jtt\IU Wll-tns IS.nt• MonR•I II Sii ~ Tum w tnrl('• Hun11nq1on Se.tell ~wtm '1ut> ~ '''' Hunt1no1on 8e•ch 91rt L•'-• Provo11 IJ ).0 DIVISION WINNERS -Paul Stader of Santa Monica Cleft ) CCJptured the senior men 's title, Doug Jones (cente r ) of Newport Beach was the junior men's win· ner and Diane Graner of Venice copped the j unior women's crown in Saturday's annual Huntington Beach pie r swim . Flr~I HunUnqton Oefell boy Miltl• Auld II S? Vassallo Wins Twice MV Swimmer Nabs Backstroke, lndo S ANTA CLARA <AP) -Jesse Vassallo won the 200-m eter backs troke, then took the men's 400·meter individual medley in a meet-record 4:31 28 Saturday while Linda Jezek set another backstroke record at the Santa Clara International Invitational swimming and diving meet. Vassallo, a 16-year-old Puerto Rico native swimming for the .Mission Viejo Nadadores. won ~he 200 back In 2:05.70. Then the 5·4, 140-pounder came from well 1>ack for his victory in the m edley. DEFENDING champion J eff Float of Carmichael opened a big early lead in the medley and Cell back to fourth. Vassallo took the lead in the closing freestyle and won by 'a stroke over Scot Matsuda of Anaheim. whose time was 4:31.75. Jezek. 18. daughter of meet d irector Earl Jeiek. clocked 2 18 81 In the 200 back more than three seconds over the world's best time she set a week ago, but enough to erase the 1976 meet mark set by Cheryl Gibson of Canada. On opening day of the three· day meet Friday. J ezek posted a meet mark in the lOO·backstroke of 1:05.39. . REBECCA PERROTT, 16. or the New Zealand national team. edge d 14 -yea r -o l d J u n e Abraham, of Menlo Park. to win the200-freestyle in2:05.63. The ·men's 200 free also was close. with Jim Montgomery, of Indiana. clocking 1:54.49 to 1 :54.56 for Mike Bruner of Santa Cla r a. World record-holde r Bruce Furniss, of Long Br.sch, finished seventh. 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MIOltflVlejt"a "I 41 I•. 5Q,OOO to See Surf, Cosmos NEW YORK -The fact that tonight's opponents, the Cosmos, a re expecting 50,000 partisan fans at Giants Stadium where they have won 22 straight North Am e rican Soccer League g~me s . does n 't phase the California Surf. In fact, the large crowd could prove to.be a plus for the visiting Surf in tonight's game which will be broadcast over KORJ radio (94.3) and on Channel 9 beginning at 6. "When you have that many people, It lifts players and it doesn't really matter If they're for or ag_al.nst you," says Surf deCender Peter Wall. "They're not lntlmidattng to me. It's more of a challenee. When you run on- to the field and there's S0,000 people shouting· and yelling, it does magic for the players." The Surf. 10·11. will be tryin1 to s nap a two· game s kid. Wall was with the team last year wheo. then known as the St. LOuls Stars, it beat the Cosmos twice, lnclud.lni a 3·2 tiebreaker victory a\ Giants Stadium. A ' ... -·-----.. . .......... -... , ....... _... - SWlMMING'i PEO~LE IN SPORTS Seheme Baekflres Bettors Caught In Home Stretch From AP Dlspatche• • M lAMJ -The licenses of three race track employees have &et!ft suspended for 21 days for what Florida orficlals say was a scb«nelbaC allowedt.wo~tt:or:stomakeu~toSSO,OOOwithoutrisk.ingadime. F1onda s DiVJsion of Pan-Mutuel Watering bas barred the twd bettors, Barry R. Weitman of Canton, Ohio, and DoQald Jay Leib o( Hollywood, Fla .• from all state racetracks and jai-alai frootons. None of the rive has been charged with a crime, but a state in· vestigator said the matter would be turned over to the Broward Cowi~ ty state attorney's office. Officials said the scheme revolved around a quirt in the tract'S' betting computer and that bets could be placed moments before atat.e stewards locked the machines, although the bettors would give the clerks no money. As the horses came down the home stretch. tbe bettors could si~n~l tht; clerk to ca.ncel the bet if it looked li.ke a loser -or print a wmmngUcketifthe nght horse won, the officials said. Investigators said the clerks wo\lld get tips ranging from ~to $100, depending on how much money was woo. ..------fl-te el alte Dafl------- w asrungton Diplomats soccer forward Paul ClllleU who w as suspended for 10 days by the NASL for pulling down his pants and exposing his derriere to protest a re- Ceree 's call during a recent game: "I was just trying to give the league a little exposure .•. "IC I'm going to be suspended for this little fun, next time I'll show olf the whole lot.'' ~rei11Spon•··· BOXING -Wherever Leon Splab goes. trouble seems to follow. The World Boxin~ Assn. heavyweight champion and George MostardlnJ, an unbeaten Chicagoan with a rabid following, • had their four-round exhibition match in Chicago ended prematurely when a brawl start· ed in the stands. A few belligerent supporten of Mostardino in the crowd of 3,754 started the fracas mid way through the final round when fh~y taun~ members of Si>Ulks' securl(jGe- ta1l, bring:mg the two groups to blows. Spinks and Moslardino stopped their bout to watch the brawl. There were no knockdowns ... Spinks, who bad been in the news mainly be<: a use of his driving ex· ploits. was in the spotli(ht in lbe South African press, wtuch reported Spinks bas signed to fight UON wonts KalUe KnoeUe of South Africa in November should he get by Mllbammad AU Sept. 15 in New Orleans. BASKETBALL -The gap between Seattle SuperSonics Coach Lenny Wilkens and owner Sam ScbalmlD continues to grow. Wilkins, who inherited a S-17 team al midseasoo and took it to lbe seventh game of the NBA championship playoffs, wants a five- year contract, something Schulman is unwilling to deal. Wilkins also wants to be coach and director of player personnel while Schulman wants him only to coach ... Led by Lyaette Woodward of Kansas, the United States cruised to an 84-70 victory over Chj.na in the second day of a four·nation tournament in Tokyo. Earlier this season, the U.S. lost to the same Chinese national team 98-67 . .. The Brewster Heights team representing the United States won a nine-team men's tournament in Taiwan with an 8-0 record. Whittier College finished third. MOTOR SPORTS -Former Marina ·High student O.ue "Pancho" Carter captured lbe $42,000 USAC National Dirt Car Salt Cit y 100 in Syracuse despite a string of bad luck. Carter led for the first 25 laps, bit a wall and needed another 25 laps to regain the lead and the $9,500 first priie ·:i- . . . Costa Mesa's Danny Ongals was one or three drivers to better the old cour.re ~ord at Daytona International Speedway. Ongais, driv· ing a turbocharged Porsche, was clocked in 125.049 miles per hour. Peter Gregg, also in a Porsche, improved the ma rk to 126.122 while England's David Hobbs turned in a 124.784 ef- fort in a German BMW ... Actor Paul Newman, driving a Dats un 200SX, won the Production Category SCAA National Feature race in Lakeville, Conn. . . . Nl.ld LaDda's ~.u.otO CARTH dis puted victory in the Swedish Grand Prix will be al- Io.wed to stand afte r protest by olber teams were officially withdrawn. The Brabham car .which Lauda P,iloted bas since been banned because of a design that produce& a 'vacuum cleaner" ef- fect which is especially advantageous around turns. FOOTBALL -Former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Joe Gilliam completed 17 pases for three touchdowns to lead the semi· pro Pittsburgh Wolf Pak to a 36-8 victory over the North Eastern Stars in New Kensington, Pa. Gilliam Is attempting a comeback after problems with drugs and police. HORSE RACING -Repe.ating his victory in the Epsom Derby last month, Shirley Heights captured lbe Irish Sweeps Derby by a head over Ex-Directory. The victory was worth $108,000 for tickelbolders who had drawn the horse in lbe Irish Sweepstakes. Shirley Heights earned $127,000 for owner Lord Ballin. Third place went Hawaiian Sound, ridden by WUUeSltoemuer. BASEBALL -Rookie left-hander Job.a ,...._ pitched a five. hitter as ~e Oakland A's woo their fourth straight game, 4-2. over Kansas City •.. New York pitcher Aady MesaenmWa, ineffective in the Yankees' 8-4 loss to the Detroit Tigers Saturday, has been placed on the 60-day disabled list after reinjuring his shoulder ..• The Philadelphia Phillies moved rour games in front of Chicago in the National League's East Division by beating the Cubs 2·1 behind Bob Boone's home run ... Pitts burgh's Da•e Parker fractured a cheek bone Friday after col· liding with catcher John S&earns of the New York Mets and will miss five games ... Min· nesota s poiled the managerial debut of • Chicago's Larry Doby by beating the White Sox ANDY Mnse•w>TH 10·0 . . . Designated hiller Rico Carty drove in four runs lo pace the Toronto Blue Jays to a 9-3 victory over the Cleveland Indians . . . Del Unser homered off reliever Maril Littell in the ninth inning to give the Mootreal Expos a 3·2 win over St. Louis . . Chicago Cub outfielder Dave KlDCmlD was placed on the 21-day disabled list because or a severe hamstring pull. Spon• 011 Radio, Te~t"-i•• RADIO Baseball-Dodgers al CincinnatJ, 11 a.m., KABC <7901: Texas at Angels. 1 p.m .. KMPC (710>. Soccer-California Surf al New York Cosmos. 6 p.m .. KORJ (94.3 FM>. TELEVISION 11 a .m. (4) -WIMBLEDON TENNIS -Early round play in the world's oldest tennis tournament, taped at the London suburb of Wimbledon. 11 :10 a.m. (11) -DODGERS BASEBALL -The Dod&ers meet the Reds at Cincinnati's Riverfront Stadium. 18.m. (2) -GOLF -Final round· play in the Western Open from ak Brook, Ill. 1 :30 p.m. (4) -TENNIS -Ken Rosewall takes on Eddie Dibbs in a WCT tournament of whampions match. 2:30 p.m. <O -SPORTSWORLD -Eusebio PrdrOu mates hls first defense of his WBA featherweight crown aeatnst Emato Herrera. Also. continuing coverage of the int.ernaUooal water ski jump classic. taped near Dallas. (7) 1171 NR&A SPORTSNATIONALS -Bowlin& Green, Ky., ls the settlne for~ fifth NHRA sportsnationals. 3:30 p.m. (7) -TENNIS -Mixed doubles: Vltas Gerulaltis and Virginia Wade meet Jotu1 Newcombe anct Dianne Framholta lo a world invitational tennis classic match. Taped. 6 p.m. C9> -P&Q SOCCEa -The Surf meets the New York Cosmos, played earlier In the d.•Y ln East Rutherford, N.J. ... ··-·-· .,.""' . • ~ I n d I . FOOTBALL /VOLLEYBALL o.ltJPI ... ...._ WILLIE GITTENS HAMS IT"UP\JN PffOTO-OAY;- South Teammat,es Git t ens Fits In With Old Foes By ROGER CARLSON Of U. Dally Plltot 5Uff W1lhe Gillen::. may have made some of his South All-star team· mates appear a little awkward during his career a t Fountain Valley High where he scored 52 louchdowns. But whatever animosity m ay have been generated In that span has evaporated in the South All-stars football camp as they pre- pare for the 19th Orange County game at Santa Ana Bowl Thurs day night. "WHAT MAKES GITTENS accepted so well," says South Coach Jim Bratten, "1s that he'll knock your face off with a block. There's nothing a lineman hates more than a back who thinks he's great. Gittens 1s a tough kid, he 'll block and put his nose into a de- fender." -- An added attrnct1on is the fact Gittens has the type of talent that can lead the South to victory. A 9.9 sprinter with an ex· ceptional balance and good hands, Gittens is an expert running off trap blocking. In dashing to 28 touchdowns as a senior along the way to capturing CIF Southern Section Division I player of the year honors. Gittens was a marked player. AT ONE POINT in the ~eason -prior to the Westminster game -Gittens received threats via the telephone and mail. Willie's Senior Season Touchdowns .............. 28 Yards gained .......... 1,408 Average per carry ...... 7.4 But he s hrugs 1t orr. saying : "A lot of that was just psy{'hological stuff. I felt everyone wanted a good hit on me during the games. but 1 d1dn 't think anyone wanted me as much as a win." Bound for Arizona State University when? he's been told he's expected lo make the 'traveling squad and see action as a freshman. Gittens s ays he doesn't need to prove anything Thurs· day night. .. I FEEL I SHOULD show my respect to the people who chose me for the game b y playing.•· says Gittens, who has been im· press1ve m practice. despite his evaluation. "I'm not really a practice player ." says Gittens. "We had players al Fountain Valley who worked their butts off in practice like Larry Budgen and Dan Dennis. who went 100 per· cent. I'm working hard on my timing. but I want something left for the game. too." Gittens will have a huge line in front of him -reminiscent of playing at Fountain Valley where the Barons steamrolled to a 10.1 record in 1977. "Really." says Gittens, "we had seven or eight others that could play in this game. Our offensive line and secon- dary were rl'ally something " • GITTENS RACK ED UP 1,408 yards (a 7.4 yards per carry average) in sconng his 28 touchdowns as a senior, with the longest TO an 82-yard dash I le scored four touchdowns twice and three TDs or four other occasions. lhs personal highpoints? "Some of our best football was against Fontana in the early part of the game. And we wanted the Westminster game vc•ry badly." says Gittens. Fontana fell. 37 ·O. in the first round or the playoffs. Westminster was the Barons' final Sunset League victim, 49-13. Thursday night is W1lhe Gittens' finale in Orange County - but 1l may not be the last of the Gittens' Era in Fountain Valley - s ince Willie's lJ.year-old brother Alex is waiting in the wings. Proffitt Defeats Kitty O'Neil Before a crowd of 15,000 at Orange County International Raceway. Brad Proffitt defeated Kit· ty O'Neil in a special match in rocket dragslers that highlighted the nitro championships at the Irvine facility Saturday night. Proffitt roared down the quarter-mile strip in 4.86 seconds. reaching a speed" or 309 miles per hour. O'Neil was limed in S.53, a speed of 257 mph. I # • ' Sunday July 2 1918 DAIL V PILOI 83 OCC's Loss Is Rams' G ain Trying Out as Cheerle~r Was Late Decision By HOWARDL HANDY Of-Deity ...... Maft An hour and a half before tryouts were scheduled to begm, Muy Gehr had decided not to seek a berth with the Los Angeles Rams Cheerleaders.. But the Rams' gain is Orange Coast College's loss because her mother talked for 20 minutes and Mary finally gave in and went to the tryouts. She says she was planning to try out for cheerleading at OCC this fall until she madethe Rams squad. "I saw a notice in a newspaper about the tryouts," she says. "I called them and asked about the requirements and they told me to come early and look real sexy. That's when I decided again.st it. "BUT MY MOTHER is very persistent and on the day of the t ryouts. she called at 8:30 and we started debating the situation. Finally, she won out and I had just over an hour to get there." She was No. 747outof800applicants. Needless to say, She was one or 29 girls selected to the origlnal group known as the Sundancers and s ubsequently dubbed the Em· braceable Ewes and now t he Los Angeles Rams Cheerleaders. "THAT FIRST DAY. I j usttied a blouse and wore a pair or shorts to the tryouts and was one of those still in the running at the end of the day." The original group was cul from 800 to 200 and she kept with it unti I the fourth and final day but did.n 't learn or her selection until the next morning. "There were 39 of us still in the running on the final day but they wouldn't tell us who was selected until the next day because they didn't want us to tell anyone." She was a song leader at Westm inste r High School and a 3.6 slu· dent. She was chosen best looking and the girl with the best personal· ity on the cheer squad before an early graduation. SHE HAS ATTENDED Orange Coast College for the last B°'l years andisanartadvertisingmajor. How will thishelphercareer ? "If J get anything out of it like a movie part or modeling, great." she says. "If not. I won't be sad." The past year hasn't all been peaches and cream for the daughter _o! a Japanese mother and German·Scot~h·lrish Cather . Mary's big brown eyes and continuous s mile add lo her charm. "MY OLDEST SISTER, Cynthia, died of cancer in December," she reveals. "She was 23 and had s uffered since June. When I am driv· ing home alone at night, I sometimes wonder why this had to ha ppen." ls she sorry her mother insisted that she try out forthegroup? ·'No, I'm not sorry,'' she says. "Her nagging has paid off for me for once and I appreciate it." HER BOV FRIEND isn'lexacUy happy with the situation but she says it will be him and not her that will change if any is made. In high school, she didn't participate in sports buts he spends time snow skiing and playing tennis. AdmiUedly a Dodger baseball fan. she is also learning about the Rams. Each of the girls was given a book witb facts and figures about the Ram players. Oh she knows such names as Pal Haden and Fred Dryer and is willing to learn more about the team. But the names of Steve Yeager. Ron Cey and Steve Garvey are more familiar. O~llyPtlot"-o ''ONETIONG TIIEY told us is that we.have to stay away from th<! players." she says. "They don't want us involved in any way that might upset any oflhewivesor girlfriends .'' OCC STUDENT MARV GEHR, NOW A RAMS CHEERLEADER. Seattle Smashes Stars Lazers Trim Sunshine, 1-0 Orange Comity Dealt Three-game Loss TORRANCE John Gl-.ttHtll, of the So uthl'rn C11 fi forn1 1 Lazers 1s thc top·ntc:.:d go.ti keeper m the J\mcn can Son·· 1 League and he proved wh' Saturday night By JOHN SEVANO °' ... o.i1y Plltlt SUtt What's happened to the Orange County Stars? Winners in their fi rst eight of nine matches this year. the Stars have done a complete about-face-dropping three or their last four. Th e Stars' s lump was climaxed Saturday night when they lost in three straight games to Seattle. which entered the contest with the worst record ( 2 · 11 > i n the Intern ational Volleyball Assn. The game scores were 12-6. 12-6, 12·7. "Orange County never showed up." said the Smashers' )efl·side hitter Jeff Reddan. "I felt like we were whipping dead horses," said Stars· player- coach Dodge Parker. The Stars didn't give the 1,262 in attendance a t Fountain Valley High much to cheer about Satur- day as they held the advantage Weight Room Open Dana Hills High School will open its weight room twice dally for the balance of the summer months to acC'om modate athletes who want to condition the m selves for the coming school year according to head football coach Don DeGroote. The weight room will be open from 9 lo 11 each morning and from 5 to 7 in the evening, Mon· day through Friday. A fee of $25 will be char ged for use of the faci lities throug!l Sept. l. only five times in the three games. over control of the team two weeks ago T he loss dropped the Stars' re· cord to 9-4 on the season and 2Y:i ga m es behi nd Sa nt a Barbara in the Western Division race. Gosciruak. an Olympian. was superb on his backcourt digs and nawless wiCh his sets Tu r n 1 n g 1 n .... 1 x s a v 1•" G rnnv1lle nolthcd hr-; thnd shutout of th{ campa1J?n ••:-th1• Lazer-. dO\\ n ed t l>l v1-.1t1 ni' California Sunshrnl'. I (1 ·11 VI Cam inn <.'ollel?t' "There's no doubt we're strug· gling." said Dodge. "The team is tired. I 'm going to have lo start resting my players more and alternate my hitters." "We played very evenly and our conc~ntration was good." he said through an intc rprctf'r "Orange Count} didn't pla) well. the who le t eam ~a~ down." The Stars take a break during the Fourth of July holiday and will return to a('l1on Wednesdav agains t Continental 01v1s ion- Keith W:tlh•v "('IJ rPd t h gam e ·, only go~tl in tht• 1511\ minute of plav alfLr ·' C'ros~sng pass by P aul Cah1I! The Stars ' backcourt specialist Robin Irvin concurred with her coach. leading Tucson. • The Sunshint• took :•I ... hots tu the Lazer.-· 1:1 "The team is tired menta lly and physically." said Irvin. "We need a rest. Dodge told us not to even touch a volleyball for the next couple of days." The best player on the n oor Saturday was Seallle's Polish import Stan Gosciniak, who took "Dodge and I arl' used to be mg on a 'Winner." said fr\'tn. "Whal 's worrying Dodgt' is tht fact we're getting worse cvt•ry match I• was lht• -.uond lo.;,; th•, Wt•t.•k :or lht• ~unshinc· \\>ho " week ago led ttw /\SL \\C'~terti D1v1s1on Tht ('o~t.1 :'ftes<1 basut ll•am t rail'-1h1 !tr"' pl; n· l.1' AnJ:!t•ll'sSk\h,,~i.,., hy 111nn>o1nt point:- MALCOLM REID Mgr. soys: LEASE A BOBCAT for°"'f ..... 1 .. ,_ ORDBYOUltS TOOAY .. Wednc~day"' gaml· I'-do or die for us." 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Ind tAP l Sandr a Bunts, whu hus never fod a n LPGA event sin ct" Joining the tour in 1975. took the first l'Ound lead of a $75.000 Ladie!'I Professional Golf Association tourname nt with a 3-undcr·i>ar 69 Saturday for a one s troke advantage ovt>r Laur41 Haugh and Joyce Kazm1C'rsk1 Burns. a 27-ycar old Villanova Co ll ege graduate from Pitts burgh. shot her 69 on the 6.044-~rd, par·72 II arbour Trees (;olf Course Saturday. while battling ram which delayed play for a total of nearly 41'2 hours TWENTY-FOUR o r the 79 competitors m the tournament were unable to complete )heir opening rounds due to the delay and will resume play at 9 a m today. The second rouod 1s scheduled to begin approximate lv three hours later · Burns. who missed the cut m nine tournaments this year and failed to finis h any higher than a tie for 33rd in 1978, had four birdies on the front nine and was ri ve-undcr after Is holes. Kathy Mc Mullen was :d one at 71 followed by Marlene Floyd and Jerilyn Britz at 72. Nuncy Lopez, the 21 yel:lr -old rookie sensation, was twd al 73 "1th five other women r•th a 38·35 r I r " \ SunO..~ Jut, :! 19 78 GOLF I BASEBALL I HORSE RACING Squabble Goes On NY's Steinbrenner Ripped by Reggie NEW YORK IAP I Nt'w York Yankees owner Ge:-orgc Steinbrenner. on the dell vering e nd of barrages agains t his veteran players and a number of American League officials in re- cent days, found himself on the receiving end of "' bla!>l from :ilugger Reggie Jackson "I don 't have " no trad'e l'laus e in my contract .. !'>aid Jackson after collecting three hits including the sixth g rand slam homer of his career and# driving in fi ve runs in New York 's 10·2 triumph over the Detroit Tigers Friday night "If 'ou (Steinbrenner I don't think I ran do the JOb. get somebod) l•l se WhC!t he 1Ste1nbrcnncr1 ~aid was as "'eak as a five cent µac kagc:of Kool Aid 1n tht.· oce an with two teaspoonfuls of .,ug ar in it. and that's "t.•ak " T llE \'A~KEES lost o doubll' header t o the Mllwa ukcl' Brewers Wednesday night as J <Jcks on went hitless in seven at bats. After that. Ste inbrenner was ~uoted C!S saying : "The rca son we lost tonight was not because of the kids in our line up IL was because of J ackson and <Paul) Blair and (Lou l Piniella and (CliHI Johnson and (Graig l Nettles J ackson bal:- clt'anup and he goes 0 for 7 · 1 rn h(•rc• to win That 'c; alf 1 hat counts 10 ml' If B1ily Martin ha!'> a bad week or a b1td <lay manag1nj:!, i ·m not going to ~.ay he"~: through It ., not the f1rc;t timt• l'v(• bt.•cr. C lor 7 If you reporter~ wrilt.· a bad story. I don 't r1d1culc ) ou 1r. front of thr nall<JO I don't ridicule him when hl' lout~ up ;1 bus iness ckal .. f'ro• Page Bl ANGELS ... t'rucial tor either team ... Hunter :-aid 'Wt• re al! pla} mg pretty he1pha wrd right now The club that settl<'" do" n ftr.,t will be the 111w to movt' out in I ront .. H 1 ~ing <•bO\l' lhl' advers1ly '>'l rl' Rick Milll•r a nd Bnart Do \\ ning. ea ch of whom had thrt·t· hit" tor tht' Anger... M1ll<>r" pcrform:inl'e kept alive a sl'.'vt.•n tiame hitting streak, and Lyman Bostock also extended his streak to "evc•n games with :• third inning s1ngk TEXAS •b, ... bl HdrQro"" •o • t ,. 1 CdmQ•ntr1' \\ \ • 1 l Horrtlh )C \ft ' ' /1\ll f \ t I Aono' ,, ' 1 1 1 .un4't>tlr(I I 1 1 l-,.,, C:"' I J I '\ f1f1"~4(.f'J"~· 0 f~ I I t I f4. Tf'\OmU\Of' rt. I f 4&'" tu t-andrPdU•. If J &\ t 1 At.0• p,, 1 1\ t) l A M 1H.-r ct .. ' l::tn\"C><"' ,. H•v'Or d,, q .s< ~'O" ~o f .ff' .. 't ••·•moton •r Cr·<" '" '.,.' 1. l j •I' I OF.FENDING che1mp1on Jud} Hankin was one of those who fa rll'd to complete her openJOg f'ound She wa!> one over-par aftc:r nine holes DON'T LOOK NOW. . . Kansas City 's Fred Patek close~ his eves and looks the other \\a~· a!'> Oakland\ M1~uel Dllo ne slides into second safeb Oakl<Jnd kept 1b eyes open on the way to a 4 2 "in Satur day "I'm proud of the way our kids played. ll was the reg ulars \\ho IN us down." Steinbrenner "as quoted as sayrnJi? J at·kson made his retort after lhl' \ icton· over Detroit · A man makes a statement ltke that. 11 " l'mbarrass ing to me emb<Jr rassing and hum1liat1ng ' he -.aid ·Tm not rcallv mad. but ~OU tc•ll that ktnd of Stuff to ) our children I'm too old for that rah-rah stuff MdC hef'T'l .. r ,, I I 1• ,, Atlt~nmuno. Of"' f.\ o 1 Oo...,n1n9 4 '1 I \ •1Jitct• 11 "'-. ro1ctl\ )l '"' l f ,. •• .., :?OQ 0'11 IQ)-c. * * * (dlttOH'lld •JI I 000 1(11)-J F A Mtlt•r o~ Tt'lf•i}, l 0 8 , • ._.\I (Ahtorn1• ~ 1P R M 1lttt Oowrt•"Q. C...m J-'"' '°"""' lt:ddt"f\ ~a\urOd'f •n tn~ Lddtt'\ "''O't''''on.tf Gott A.\\ot ·•••on IOurnctrnt'nt ttf f'W' 0 0 ... y.trcJ Orl" /1 ~dtbO\.t• l r..,.-\ (,olt (OUf!iil' \,on'1r..; 8utn' J1 JI tt• Western Open Leader P"'""''' HQ l1\tl 1 l)1 .-,p 8dy'Or SF 80ncl\ 8fl"Yd(QW• IP H Ell 88 SO TEXAS \ thH ~ a ... uQh }b )A fO Jny• ,. "'~1'n1t·r,~ • Jo.-..W 10 11i.a1n.., M t Mullrn 18 lJ 11 .. l J ) t H 11 O I M Jrl'n"" J.10.,0 J~ JI 17 },., '"" kr11t )1 )~ 11 J .. nn,..-Sn111n JtrJI /J CjanUri\ Pdlmt-r H ~ fl 'M.rtr f O""'v"' J/ lb 1) N.inc r LO~I )~ J) IJ Mt1rl,_,,.. H'-lOQt• )I JO 1:. Rogers Glad ·to Bogey "WH EN YOl' GET marn1.·d or ~ ou have a good friend. )OU don t gl\ t' up on them on th• ba!'l1s of one bad nt~ht If )OU fl' m) frll'lld. stuy my friend I \\anted lo know thc score No". I kno"' lhl' scor<: with Stcinbn·n ncr." sa1d"1 ackson CALIFORNIA ' ~ ,, ,,. 1 •l II "/ \<1tv• M dtl"1 • H._.~ Q M illU tid t tor •bvM.td•'" f ""•t i:l '' etl1 * ll'P •riMlfd AP1,,ndfdJ lo JI I] Lily Wu ,, Jolnr-t Anden:,,on (vu Chang CJ~ll .. LundqUt\t Pt·'lOY (unh·y Ar1t;•t> f \l.I• ~_,,,,,. Lyr'\n '"lf'IV•ft f,·rC)On )q J~ JI 31 ,. )I JI 14 ll>-38 I • J1 31 I• )I J8 I~ J~ JI> IS <0 n /\ OAKBROOK.Ill 1A P 1 Btll Rogers , the third round leader in the Western Open golf tourna mt>nt. finis hed an otherwise good round with a bogey on the· 18th hole Saturday Rut he w<i!-> t <ilking almost a s if he had wound up with a hole-in-on<' "IT'S the end of the round but 1t 's u turning point." said Rog<.'rS, "Some of the putts went 111 today and I continued to hit the ball w<>ll .. \~9'fJrtt 1>PUl11 r1 J~ JI I\ SPRINGTIME WIN HOLLYPARK RACE "I was glad to make 5 on 18 I really hit a terrible tee :-hot t here and could have s poiled a good round." he said artt'r shooting a three-under-par 69 for a six-undt.·r 210 total "I t'o uld ha\l' ma<k 6. 7 A J O) thing I m:ide 5 · Mc Le ndon. wi nnt•r of thC' flonda Citrus Open c<Jr lle r this year , shot a 68 for a four·under par 212 total Irwin. the 1975 Western winner. shot a 71 Satur day a nd said . "I've been playmg well <Jnd hopefully we'll have the I ~c; J.EWOOI> I 1\ p I S\\ ing * * * 11 rn l' h<'I cl on to n1 ptu n · tht.· sx1.1so llevl'fly lltll!> llandi<'<iµ b~ .1 neck over long!'> hot G randP nri ... a bcfon• a crowd of 29.332 al H oll~" 1X>d Park Saturday L~ttdfr\ d'fl~, !:wJ1ufd•• ~ tl'hrel rouno ~ ,,,... Wt\ttrn ()peft OOft tourname-nt on tP\if P4fr /2 S\\ ingt1m<'. ruldt.·n by Fernan d n T n ro and l' worth 548.0110 to M<iry .Jc;nt•s Bradlc\' •rn cl t 'ha r le., W h 1 t t 1 n g h am". owners of tht• .,ix v1';.1r olrl man· < ; r ;.1 n d C' B rt s i1 • u n d er I l 5 µounds including jockt•y Thomus ·Chapman. rl.'lurnt.'CI S9 and $4 60 She finished tw~ lengths a head of Drama Critic. who was riddtn h~ Chris McCarron and l'arncd 118 pound~ The .,how payoff wai. S.1 THAT CAVE Rogers a two .,trokc lead O\'e r Mac l\lcLendon and llale Irwin in the chas t.' for the $45,000 top priw . rto~crs. "ho had m1!'lscd th1.· l'Ut 1n fivP of his past eight tournaments 1n1.·I ud1ng la st t.H•ek 's Canadian Open. s hot a 33 tlll the hack n•ne l11s tee shot on lhc l<ts t hole went into a hazard !Jut was a kw feet out of the water His backswing was res tricted a s hc 1.·hopped the ball into the fairwa y, leaving his ball 210 vards from the hole lie hit a iwo iron within 40 feet of the pin a nd two-putll'C1 I Oil v••d Bu•~· NdhON cou·~ B•ll R_,, HttJf'lrw1n M•t MtlendOn 6obCilldt'• Prut H•nc0<• <-••Mm Mar~ Cr~1qSIMI'-• 1omW•l!oO'l a ooevm•n Mtr (dldwtll e.i1c.a11 .... C.Mr II"> C.OO<ly TO•'n k 1tf Allel\Mill•r Wc>lly A rm\trOtlQ Andy 8.an Ci~rQf! Burn, hrry01e111 OOnJ•nuar't' TomS1mpwn l 1M'"V W.clk.tn\ JtmO~rH Oavt E•<twlbe<Qifr Orv•llt MOO<ly tom P11,..1ttf' 01fl4;•nd~r (e\tlr S•nuoo 10 ,, .. , 1•0 11 10 II 111 IS69b8 111 bt-IS.10 Ill 10-1• 10 11' 111).10 /It 69 IJ /1 11' 71 ., ,. 11• 11 11·11 l1 S 11-ll-IO l1S 13.17 II}-11~ n 10·13 l1S 11 11-11 Ill 6&-1• 13 115 II 11 14 116 10·/ I 15 lib ,. 17.10 -no n 11-13 2•• 10 IHI 116 ,..,. /1 I•• I • 11 /I 116 " 1)./0 111 11 10·/S. 111 n 1l-n 111 10 17-IS-111 I] II IJ 211 61 I• I• 211 S"1aps Stakes: It's Wide Open 11 Enter~d Today in Hollypark Race INGLEWOOD 11\P I The names aren't <JS e luding Jockey Darre l McHargue. Radar Ahead has won five of seven starts this year including the El Dorado and Argonaut Handicaps . big a s last year. but th<' 1978 version of the Swaps ~takes at llollywood Park figures to be much more t'Ompct1tive Western s tar Rad<Jr Ahead <Jnd m1dwestern ~tannout natonni<>r hl•ad a field of 11 scheduled to t·ompN<' in today's fifth running o f the $225,300 (,'\' l'nl Sl•ltler and Brant's Balonnjer. who won the rich Illinois Derby <ind was a fast-closing second in the Ohio Derby, drew post position five. Batonnier will carry high WC'ight of 123 pounds inc luding ,1ockey I .affit Pincay J . 0 . TOBIN s<•t th(• st<ik cs record of 1 58 3/5 in 1!177 with an eight length vil.'lory Among t he also· rans were Triple• Crown winner Seattle Slew. who finished fourth in suff<'ring thc only defeat of his career Th<' other nine entries will all carry 114 pounds Top threats to Radar Ahead and Batonnier figure to be Parse and Brash Prince. a pair of Elmendorf Furm products who will run coupled as an entry in the wagering FRANK OLIVARES will ride Brash Prince. who runs out of the No 2 post position. whiJe Parse. who drew post position nine, will be ridden by Marco Castaneda Other previous Swaps Stakes winners are Agitate. forceten and MaJestic Light If all !I entered r un in the 14-mile event for ;1 ye<ff·Olds. th<' winner will collect $135.300, the runn<>r up $40.000 . the third place finisher SJ0.000 and the fourth place finis her $15.000 RADAR AHEAD. owned by Sidney Vail. will run out of post po 1t1on seven under 120 pounds 1n- The other entries are Poppy Popowich. with Fernando Toro aboard. El F'antast1co. Fra ncisco Meha. Welch Prince Thomas Chapman, His Honor Henry Moreno · Hot Oil. Donald Pierce. Le Gaul, Larry Snyder and Double Wm, Chris McCar· ron Hollypark, Alamitos Results Hollywood Park l'er ~lurtl•Y f "" ract Mr f:>i<•ll"O l llO. l 40 l .0 Lillit B19 B•d l 80. l.70. lOfO V•l""llN. • 60 ').Cond •1K. 0 f R19ht On Top 4 IO, 1 80. 1 10 v•d!•• J•O, ~ 00, 310, c..roon,. fO u O&lly Ooubft I IMr EH•llnQl ""°, IRIO/ll On Topi paid 'i1 00 fl'llrd rtK.e S•lulf TllC! (<MIU. 10 .0. S 00. J 00. Fre.no Fl.,.,r, • 70, 1 IO. Slt1M<J Puller, 2 10 U E•M la 1 IS•lulP TM C.0.le\) •lld I IFrf\no Flyer I P•ld UO 00 Four tr. rlCe Joi Slo.1 7 IO. 140.110 c.r ...... 1 C'-wor. l 10. 1.10 Rltlilll H•ll, 4 10 F 11th rtK.e -~y or E•I\, l .0, 1 80. I 00, SHttl'I, 1 00, 4 10 F.k'tf'IO\XIV. J .0 U E ••<I• t !Money Of E•tsl •lld' ($Hr<lll Pfld M2 ~ Si-Ill r~ Sii~ N Woot, •IO J 10.1 Ml. R""'lnh<~. 1111, l .0. 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H<1<1•~y0u 1 llO U Eo<ta -4 ISi•"' "'9fllfrl encl 10 tS1raw P•" 7• IMl•O 1•• 00 t lltf!O•n<• 10 •71 .. -. --. . -... ~ ,_ ............. tee markers back tomorrow when the course will favor long hitters " I le stopµed s hort of puttmg himself and Rogers 1n that cla!->~ but !'laid. "I'm longer than he 1!'> :ind that'!'> tht· guy l'rn tr)ing to catch .. FOR THE SECOND i.tnHght day. ram soaked the par 72. 7 .083 ) ard Butler National cour!.e, c ausing a 15·minutc d l'la> in thc :o.tart or the third round and cJ 20. minute i.u~pens1on or pla) late m the mo rning Favorite Triumphs At Los AJ Odds on favorltl' Azure Three ruced to an easy 211-1 le ngth vic•tory in t h e $ 1 06. 900 V cs s l' I s Maturit y at L o s Alamitos Race Track Saturday rught Azure Three. ridden by Oannv Cardoza and carrying 120 pounds. broke on top 1n t he seventh runnin~ of the event for 4·year·Olds and had no trouble m win ning the 440 yard race in a time of 21 45 seconds The wmmng time was the fastest C'VCr run un· d er the lights at Lo!'> Alamit o s and th<' second.f as te s t mark ev<>r at the OranJ!e County track Th<' rec ord of 21 17 SC('Onds w a s :-et by two·time world champion Das h for Cash 1n th<' !9i6 Champion of Champ1oni. race 10 x Basketball OlympocDevtfOpnM"llt•9~ tAt llcKco TK11, 110 .. mHG I OranQ• (.ounl~ 11\, IN....O 103 ~"" G .. or~• Vallev 111. -lrc>(>Olll.o" 11J 1or • !.oul'> Bn ~7 5¥> Ooe<)o Councv M S•n Ff'rn•ndo Vdllev 11 V,.l'ltu,..• S•f"lt• 8drbttrc1 l.t Or•nQ,. 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Acetat./nylon c:over. Worm tric.ot Uning, 2 ti». fill. Sow at l(mort todoyl 11 88 sac Toke. two size 0 battents. Shop and tan at Kmortl -.. ----.......... ··-........ ........ • .. E I TRAVEL tSeape Synd~ome • How to Find 218 Million Remedies 8)' JOHN BARBOUR ... ,... .... c ........... Al Uus rrudpolnt or summer. Wllh lndepen- tence Day Just ahead. AmencllDS as usual are err enjoying their birthright. The right Lo turn off the electricity. foresake f>e lawn, ignore the mail, forget the job, aban· ton Russia. Africa. China. the Middle East. let Ole government go to rust, and concentrate on .,hat's really important LIKE THE COON-DOG barking contest in Saluda. N.C., or the hobo convention in Britt, fowa, or ballooning io Colorado. Or hang-gliding pear Kitty Hawk. Or cow-chip tossing In Oklahoma. Or salmon derbies across Alaska. t. Or bass tournaments In Indiana. Or flying o m e made airplanes from Florida t o isconsin. Or skydiving over the Pope Valley orth or San Francisco. Or bunting diamonds In Arkansas. panning for gold with hubcaps in California, or goeduck digging in Washington. Or in Waynesville, N.C .. savoring a vegela· ble called the ramp which makes the onion geem as tame as an apple. Or no-fishing trips in ~tissouri where a bass in a barbershop quartet ran be fined for catching a bass An Associated Press s urvey of odd tacations, aided and abetted by a book called 'Amazing America" by Jane and Michael ~tern . finds that 218 million people can find r lmost 218 million ways to vacation. THE NO-FISJDNG TRIP for example. The barbershop singers of Missouri embark every -ummer on a two· to three-day camping t.rip. fhe purpose, one devotee explains, is not eating pr sleeping <heaven forbid) but harmonizing pod woodshedding -singing without written ar· t angements. The stag party s hares in the cooking and f lean-up. Swimming. card-playing and beer- tirinking are allowed and in some cases are f"andatory 1 al all, but large. ugly shellfish found only at low llde on cold mornings orr the coast or Washington. Being a goeduck digger isn't easy. You have to be ready to roam beaches at 2 a.m . loaded down with flashlights, shovels and buckets. And it's good idea to carry a kneeling board or two. Then you may trudge along tbe beach for hours until YOl..lt find a siphon hole . which the goeduck uses to bring in air and s pit out water Dig quickly and hang on to the siphon while· someone else pries the stubborn shellfish from the sund. WHEN YOU FrNALLY have it, there's the task of preparing it. The meat is tough, and ex· perienced goeduck eaters grind it -or severely beat it -before they chew il. But most insist it's worth the trouble. There are other places to go if you want more than just routine problems in corraling your delicacy. Ever try fishing with a bow and arrow? It's not unusual for some who go after gar and carp on the lower White River of Central Arkansas. Where would you go on vacation if you lived in Hawail? Camping, that's where, usually only a couple of miles from home. In Alaska. the name of the game is salmon. From Juneau to Sit.lea, from Valdez to Ketchikan, the hunt is on. Prizes run to new cars and cash up to $3,000, usually for a king salmon up to 50 pounds. BUT IF All OF THAT bores you, try the National Marbles Tournament in Wildwood. N.J. Or the National Polka Festival at Hunter Mountain, N.Y. It's too late for this year's International Chicken-Flying Meet near Rio Grande, Ohio, but there's still time for the .. Dinner Tour of San Quentin Prison." Limited primarily to sfu· dents of criminal justice and law enforcement personnel; no ex-felons; no handbags; no blue or black jeans: no cameras: no weapons. Otherwise enjoy your dinner. The scope of what Americans do is un· . . . Sunooy July 2 1978 CAIL y PILOi B:i Enjoying the right to concentrate on what's really important believable. The scope or what they can do.is ter· rifying. There're the bed races of Young America, Minn .. where the townfolk race wheeled beds down Maio Street. There's the U.S. Natiooal Hot Air Balloon Championships at Indianola. Iowa. THERE 'S THE WORLD Pipe-Smoking Championships al Des Moines, Iowa, testing whether a person aft.er a 60-secood ligbt-up can keep his pipe going without further incendiary aid. There's a Dowser's Convent.ion in Danville, Vt .. where folks with various divining devices seek whatever it is Urat's under the ground. A fine way to end the summer on Labor Day weekend is undoubtedly tasting the old frontier al Fort Bridger. Wyo .. where folks dress up in buckskins to shoot. trade and otherwise inter· relate. It's call ed "The Eye-Gouging and Ear· Biting Contests ." If you survive the daily entertainments, you dine at night on buffalo s tew. Russia's Candid Camera Not for Laughs But should some novice show up with a 1s h1ng rod. a kangaroo court convenes. If r;om eone actually catches a fi sh, penalties are fievere. For instance. a bass can be made to J;tng tenor in a pickup quartet. WASHJNGTON <A P> -Americans travel· ing to communist countries mi~t as well leave their suitcases unlocked in their hotel rooms because official snoops probably will search through them anyway. IN TJOS COUNTRY you can do almost Clnything on vacation. While the school kids are ,on vacation, the old folks can go to school. L e asure learning, it's called. Try Ferrum College in Virginia, $15-$25 a day for room and board and use of facilities and faculty. Tourists in Moscow should "think before taking photographs'' and avoid pictures of slums. Russians are sensitive about their im· age. . . 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Plays on batteries (optional 4 "C" cells) or bu1lt·tn AC line cord SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO 32161 Cemklo C1jlltt11no lladte lllael\ sign in vovr ouu .. --. ncighbofhOOd .. ____ _ PRICES MA.Y VARY AT l~OMOUAL SlOflES f I ., 88 ()All I J• • w I • 0 ' Featuring_._._. ________________ __ • z applique is a creative way to decorate fabric By JUDITH OLSON OI t1'e D•llf Piiot Sl•k They used to call him Alfredo and her, Alfredo's wife. Now they call her Alfredo's wife and him Alfredo's wire's hus band She is almost more famous than he. Ava Gutierrez. who is married to Alfredo Gvlierrez and lives with him in Jerome. the Arizona ghost town, has made a name for herself as a designer and f reator of bright appliqued dresses. skirt:s-and other items of clothlng Each piece 1s "signed" with her trademark, a trio of mice. The mice were chosen , Mrs. Gutier· rez said. because of her problem with the rodents when she and her husband. an e ntertainer. went back to his childhood home an Jerome. "Jerome is a little ghost town on the side of a hill, .. she explained. "It hud copper mines but started to die in the 1940s and '50s. We moved back into the house where Alfredo grew up and there were lots of mice I used mice a!. a fetish to get rid of them and it worked." Mrs. Gutierrez studied desjgn as a teenager in Portland then traveled between stints a s a s tudent. S he eventually earned a degree in Spanish but turned back to designing when they I she and her husband) went to Jerome to open a restaurant. She is famous for her applique. which she s aid she began using as "a neut way lo d ecorate fabric" and a .. s uper way ro come up with something you couldn't buv " i 'he apphquc was s mall when sh~ started 1n business seven years ago but some times arc like a giant applique. One dre:.s. 1n particular. has an owl shape. with the sleeves in the shape of wings. · The AUrcdo's Wife lme is sold ex- clusively through trunk a nd ChrislmaS' s hows and is popular in California. Arizona and other west em slates. It 1s !.uccessrul. Mrs. Gutierrez believes. because or the colors and bright light fabric Local representatives Ann Benjamin and Janet Smith s aid the clothes all have a sense of humor. too. ove. Mrs. David He~ley model~ full-length skirt appli- ed with sun and children of different nat1onalit1es. At ht. Mrs Kent Harkins wears stylish zebra motif. At far ht. Cindy Adkinson and Mrs. Don Adkinson show rts appl1qued with sailboats. bird designs and gonal fabri cs . ...,. ~itness ~eting styles vary ·om negative to Jsitive--which :i.e suits your ~rsonality? By BARBARA GIBBONS w.hich style of s h m ming •s for you. Jt1vc or pos1t1ve'? Either way can work . t suits your personality. If dictmg doesn't ' for you. maybe you 've chosen the wronJ? .. r HE NEGATIVE DIETER is a defens ive er in Lhe game of 1ife. Cautious and eon· alive. he succeeds by avoiding mislahs 1dance 1s hi s slimming style. too. He sees as The Ene my, a wily aggressor, waiting 'Tl bush at every turn. What the Ncgativist would like best is to not food at all Rut that's not possible. so he the next hcst thin~. puts himself on a stnct men of not-very-appealing choices dutifully ·n three times <1 day He retreats into a s afe. >nc of per.milted foods a nd avoids venturing the combat area of parties. holidays, a urants and travel If_ he copes.at all. _he copes best by rc;1onary tactics: focus ing his CJttention on JICS, activities. work and other interests C'an replace some of the pleasures he 's not nitted to gct from food. Most diets a nd weiJ?hl-loss plans are de- ied with the NeJi(at1ve Dieter rn mind. The ·h~~is is on avoiding cer:tain foods, reducmJS :it1t1es. lim1tin~ meal times, curtailing ex· Jre to food and food-related a ctivities, and substitution of other gratifications for the -nal enjoyment or eating. THE NEGATIVE ADVANTAGE -It's the plest approach. With a balanced diet in d. the Negative Dieter needn't worry about 'ries, nutrition or alternative choices. ln .. the less thought given to food the better. Negative dieting is good for people who 't devote much time or trouble to food to in witl\ ... those whose weight problems n from eating loo much of the wrong thing whatever's available>. Once the Ne1at1ve ter makes an e motional commitment to ow a sensibly planned diet. the rest 11> 1l1 \'l'IY SI mplt• THE POSITIVE DIETER is just the op- posite. He's an aggressive experimenter by nature ... a high-rolling chance-taker who ul- timately does everything rus way. Including ~lamming No .printed diet hand-outs for rum! tic's had a hfc-long friendship with food and ::.ees no need to part ways now. Rather than turn his back on his old friend, food, the Positive Dieter seeks out a new kmd of relationship. Food isn't lo be avoided, but befriended ... with a nt'w so rt of discernment and discrimination. llis dieting takes a positive stance. eating the right things rather th;m rul- ing out the wrong Obviously, pass ive ac- cepta nce or a "packaged diet" won 't work for this person. The Positive Dieter wants to become active- ly involved 1n planning slimming menµs that ~uit his life-sty It'. lie finds a positive challenge in learning about calories and nutrition. de· veloping shopping and cooking skills that pro- mote slimness. Diffcnng from the Negat1vist who turns aw ay from food. the Positive 01eter is likely to become more involved with food than before, and find even more enJoyment In his meals than he ever thought possible! THE POSITIVE ADVANTAGE -The Pos1t1visl doesn't have to forego the joys of the tahh.'. In fact. his pleasure is heightened by his new-found selectivity and sensitivity. Depend· ing on how much time. trouble and intelligence he brings to his research. the Positive Dieter is likely to be better nourished and healthjer than the Negativist. since he learns lo compose his menus from a broader base of choices. Since he 's free to participate -seleetlvely in all the food-related activities that are a normal part of socializing, the Positive Dieter needn 'l be a wallnower at the buffet table of llfe. But the main advantage of Positive Slim- ming is that it'11 likely to be the ONLY approach that will work for many -maybe most -peo- ple with weleht problems. People who are overweight got that way becaus,e they have a Jove affair with eood eat· 11ig. Le.amln~ to divert that Interest Into a healthier pattern 1s eas ier than trying to negate ll . !ilk sales of designs keep rising steadily By DOLORES BARCLAY N~W Y'ORK CAP> -Smooth as silk. Silk Stockings. It's the very essence of luxury. It hugs the skin like a protein-enriched balm and flutters at even a hint of breeze. It's s ilk. And silk, the natural fabric that goes back to ancient China, is giving its phony but sometimes succulent rival, polyester. a run for the fashion dollar in stores around the county. For the past three years, sales of silk de· signs have risen steadily. Henri Bendel reports a growing d'emand for silk clothing. At Bonwit Teller alone, dresses and separates made of silk have increased.in sales by 50 percent s ince 1975. BUT SILK IS not the mainstay of Middle America. Long-sleeved silk blouses can run anywhere from $75 lo $300 at better New York stores. Sporty short-sleeved dresses might cost fr~m $130 to $400. For everung clothes. the prices can mushroom to the thousands. A man's two-piece silk suit r anges from $500 to $1.000. Add to that the cost of caring for silk - though no one's sure how much that concerns the customer. Sears, Roebuck and Co. says it's lots, Filene's in Boston isn't so sure. Sears plans to have just one silk item in its retail stores around the country this fall. It is a s ilk blouse selling for under $25. "Our customers can't relate to anything priced higher than that," a spokeswoman said. "But the Important thing Is that our customers prefer items that don't have to be dry cleaned. They prefer something that can be put in the washing machine." Fllene's also has silk items priced slightly Striped stlk outtrt lower than the more expensive !.pcc1alty stores. Blouses sell for SJO to $40 but can ~o a:. high as Sl50 if they carry a designer label "ABOUT TWO year~ ago, there wasn't much around 1n silk," said Donna Carhart. Filene's ready-to-wear fashion director "Then. silk became an in-fabr ic because it drapes so well. At first there was customer resis tance to silk because of the care and pnce But now. thal doesn't matter It's all a part or the return t() natural fibers " During World War fl s ilk supplies dried up. The ~ovemment took over all cxislin~ stock foe parachutes and other military equipment. Nylon and other synthetics were developed and.. became increasingly popular after that war. Silk fluttered here and there until the '70s. "It's sensual lt'c; rich. It's classic What more can l say" .. asks des igner Giovanni de Moura . 'Silk is all over the pl ace. I think it's wonderful that there's a murket for silk. But I'm also happy I.here•._ :i market for polyester.·· "For the past two yearc; it 'c; been a staple of my collcciton," ndds designer BHI Blass. "It's a... year around fabrit Also. customers live m dif- ferent climates " WHAT WOMEN wear on a summer day, they very often wear al night in winter A silk tunic over a bare chest and blue jeans is for summer. The same tunic over a satiny tank to~ and satin pants 1s for c hillier evenings. But women m not the so!e s ilk cuslOmers. "Men have come to love silk shirts." say~ Blass. "(l's the feel. Anything that touches youF body has to have ''good feel." Polyester and polyester-silk mixes cost much less They also can be washed by hand with little or no ironing. But as de Moura s ays: "The person who buys silk can usually af. ford dry cleaning " Hans Baumann of the International Silk Association secs one econom y in silk: "The life span of a silk product, if given the proper care. 1s unlimited After all, the ban- ners m the Midd!e /\~es were made of silk and \.\C :-till have them in museums And in J apan, silk kimonos are handed down rrom generation. to generation ... MOST SILK brought to thls country today is from Chlna and Brazil Korea and Japan also export it, Baumann says. ln these countries. the climate perm!Lc; even the most unassuming worm to spin its silk. The silkworm cycle runs about 28 days. At the end of the cycle. the cocoon ts taken and bolled to separate the tiny cntter from its pro· tective womb. Then the silk filaments are un- wound from the cocoon. Noll. a short silk fiber and knotty waste • from the cocoon. is used primanly for lnex· pensive silk fabrics. Reeled silk. also called thread silk, b us<'d for the heller labrtcs '\ ' f I 1 · WEDDINGS A .Prayer On Being Grateful Ann Landers DEAR ANN LANDERS : I 'm 13 years old. A rew months ago I was in the hospital because I have cancer. I was upset because my doctor told me I could not play in the s un a ny m o r e . Then m y mothe r handed me this poem. I hope you will put this in your column s o p e o p I e w i 11 b e• grateful for the things """--------they have. T . OF CHICAGO LORD, FORGIVE ME WHEN I WHINE! Today, upon a bus. I sa w a lovely girl with golden hair, I envied her s he seemed so gay. When she rose to leave, I saw her hobble down the aisle. She had one leg, and used a crutch. But as she passed, she smiled. Oh, God, forgive me when 1 whine. 1 have two legs. The world is mine! I s topped to buy some candy . The lad who sold 1t had s uch charm. I talked with hir1\. He seemed so glad. And as I left he s aid to me. "J thank you. You have been so lund It's nice to talk with folks like you., You see." he sajd, "I'm blind." Oh . God. forgive me when l whine, i have two eyes. The world is mine ! Later. while walking down the street, I saw a child with eyes, of blue. He stood and watched the others play. I stopped a moment, then I said, "Why don't you join the others, dear?" He looked ahead without a word, and the n I knew he couldn't hear. Oh, God, forgive me when I whine, I have two ears. The world is mine! With feet lo take me where I want to go. with ~yes to see the sunset's glow. with ears to hear what I would know . . . Oh, God , forgive m e when I whine . t 'm blessed indeed . The world is mine. DEAR T .: You'\le gl\le o millions of people something to think aboul today, and I thank you. W t'dd1ny a nd e11yug" menl annQU11.(;eme11h run on Sunday m thl! Daily P&lDt FOT"nU ore auotlable at aU DoU11 Pi.Lot o/f1Ces or by cOlllng the Features Department, 642..f321 . T o o void d11()f po in I menl. pr0$J)eehve bndes are reminded to have thei r wedding ston ea. wtth a bloclc-<ind·wh1le glou y of the bnde or of the couple. to the Features Deport ment one week be/ore the weddmg. . Mrs. Holmes Holmes-Anthony Gay Marie Anthony and Jaime Cameron Holmes, both of Newport Beach. exchanged wedding vows at St. Andrew's Church. The bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey'Holmes or Newport Beach. The bride is the daughter of Oletia Anthony of Newport Beach and Phil Anthony . The couple are graduates or the University of Redlands . Ceman-Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Mark F. Ceman or Huntington Beach have announ ced the engaeement of their daughter. Margaret Ann Ceman. to Jesse Allen Wilson of Huntington Beach. Miss Ceman and her fiance graduated from Marina High School. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson of Huntington Beach. The wedrung is planned for May. 1979. Stice-Townsend Tracy Steven Stice and Laura Elizabeth Townsend became man and wife at St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Laguna Beach. The bride. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J effrey Townsend of South Laguna, is a June graduate of Cal Poly. Pomona . She was affiliated with ·Della Gamma Sorority Stice is the son of Mrs. Janet Slice of San Clemente. He graduated from the Uruvers1ty of California, San Diego Hughes-Cords Mary C~istine Cords of Balboa Island and Randolph Scherer Hughes exchanged wedding vows at Corona del Mar Community Church. The bride 's parents are Mr. and Mrs . Take Vacation at Hoine Just a few words in the right place ... (Author's Note· This is o ne of a series on "H o w Am e ri c a Vacations" .. and how shots can help. Today 's column deals with the s t ay at ·hom e vacationers ) E,...a ·--~· Oaily Pilot Classified Ads Dial the direct line The decision to spend a vacation at home is not a snap judgment. The idea first hits in J a nuary whe n th e Christmas bills come. followed closely by a broken water heater. a defunct trans mission. a c lo th es dry e r that c atches fire , and a note from the orthodontis t telling you your ~hild is a candidate ror a horror m ov i e . Pl a n s ar e finaliled one day when one of the kids comes in shoutm~. "Daddy! Dad· dv' Our grass is wet and squishy and smells terri· ble." and you realize yo ur Sl'f>L.ic tank just died. It 1s the death of the septic tank that con- vtnces you that vacation tra rfic will be deadly. the food won't be nearly as good as what you can get at home. and besides w ha t kind of an in- ;;e ns 1t1ve human being would abandon a preg. nant gerbil who could possibly deliver breach? The parents appease the children by promising them a series of mini· tours around the state. The firs t mini-tour takes Daddy no farther than the garage. He has set aside the first day to "pull t h e hou se together." This includes fertilizing, rolling, seed· ing ; an~ m owing the law~djusting the TV antenna on the roof, painting the exterior of the house, installing a humidifier in the crawl space in the hall closet, wal lpaperin g two bedrooms, fixing a leak behind the was her. and if there's time, stripping the kitchen cabinets and staining them a lighter color so the kitchen "won't seem so dark." T he second day is spent cheeking on all the houses of the neighbors who are vacationing and for whom you promised to waler plants. put clean newspapers down for the pets, bring in mail and cut the grass. The thlrd day, a car in the driveway he ra lds the arrival of Lester and Eunice and their four children lone who can bounce a ba ll st eadily against the house for 156 hours without stopping ). Eunice's and Lel>ter's septic tank also died and they arc making a series of mirif:l'purs around the state . They stay fou r days before pressing on to visit a worm farm. The tea l p l us or a vacation-at-home is that two weeks seem like three months a nd i n January when it's lime to sign up for another vacation. you refuse. saying, "Couldn't T JU"t take a long lunch hour in August '1" Call 642-5678 Put a few words lo work tor ou. CAMEO SHOES SOUTH COAST PL.Ali, COSTA MESA Loww Ln~ Mey Co. SEMI-ANNUAL SALE! Step lively for terrific savings on super styles by the top names in fashion shoes: Red Cross Shoes•. Socialities and Cobbies. You II find a collection that runs the gamut from daytime casual to evening glitter. Don't let anything keep you away from this spectacular women·s shoe event -it only happens once a season! .. 'Tllla orod ue1 h11 no -IOl>--Ttw -'-Nalloftll 11.., Oroet . ' . .. . . . .. .. ·-~ . , . . • f •• ,. _, ... -- 642-5678 " . . Sunday. July 2 1978 DAIL Y PILOT 87 Miss Ceman Mrs. East Mrs. H ughej; William F. Cords of Corona del Mar. Dr. and -;==================::::; Mrs . Everett C. Hughes of Pas adena are ATTENTION: pare nts of the bridegroom. The new Mrs Hughes is a teacher in the Irvine School District. She earned a bachelor of arts degree al California State University. San Diego, and a master of arts degree at Califc;>rnia State University, Fullerton. She was affihated FRIENDS OF THE FIRST STEP HOUSE with Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority. Hughes holds a master or arts degree from USC. where be was a member or Theta Zi Do..'t fonpt .... 0.- ANMUAL Dl~NER DANCE t1u drJ -Jwlit 3 -6:JO PM IALIOA PAVIWOM ............. fraterruty. Oliphant-Raddatz UYI MUSK:+ AUWOUS WICTACIJC.AI-' HillOI CIUISIS ..... ,.... q... D ....... st.so,.. ...... 1ldtets _,a.. ,-cll-4 .. tt. DOOL • Raymond and Doris Oliphant of Lake Forest have announced the engagement of their daughter. Lori Lynn Oliphant. to Charles Blaine Raddatz of Mission Viejo. Miss Oliphant is a graduate of Laguna Beach High School and has attended Sad· dleback College. . ...... ~ ~t@0-'"' -"'"'"' l Ba&! The future bridegroom, son of Henry and Ida Raddatz of Garden Grove, graduated from Golden West College. The wedding date is set for Aug. 18. McHale-Gill James M. McHale or Tustin has announced the engagement of his daughter. Terry Lynn McHale to Richard Arthur Gill of Corona del . ., . Mar . ..,. .. 3 OUR BIGGEST SALE OF '78 ... ... c ., Gill. son of Mr and Mrs. Victor Gill of Corona del Mar. graduated from Corona del Ma r High School. The future bride is a graduate of Tustin High School. The couple plan to marry Oct. 14 at St. An · drews Presbyterian Church. Newport Beach -SPECIAl- East-Hemphill Elissa Christine Hemphlll of Corona del Mar and J . David East of Balboa Island were married at Lutheran Church of the Master. $ 1~~~~~1 ...t,.t.---twp.st ... Corona del Mar. f The bride is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs W. J . Hemphill of Corona del Mar. A graduate of Corona del Mar Hi"gh School. she attended Orange Coast and Biota colleges and is enrolled at an interior designers' school. I The bridegroom. son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Leon East of Balboa Island. also graduated from Corona del Mar High School and attended OCC and Biola. Exhilarating vitros. Guardtd gate. .An,,mviabk adhtss. A kind of living more ekgtVJt, mire refined than ~/""!.Beach us tver known . An invitation to experience fiarbor Ridge. Open P,, viewing. 11 H"rbor R1dgt Drwt, Ntwport Bm~. f1T4J 640-6776 S~g/au Hr// Ro.ti •I 511" M1311tl Omit ~Vl.lNiES wrl}E IR\IN: CDv1AIWY \ . ---. . ' . . • . , Weddings/Engagements .. O~LYPILOT Suncsay Jutv 2 197~ Mr. Wohlt. Miss Staugaard Mr. Clark, Miss Johnson Staugaard-Wohlt Mr and Mr:,. Hun aid Staugaard of Costa \1 e~a have• announced thc l•ngagement of their dJughtc•r Melinda Sul' ~laugaard to James Al ~Wohll , !\11s:, SWugaaru 1:, a grl:lduate of Newport Jfarbor I l1gh School She has attended Or ange Coa:.l and Saddlcback colleges and is with the ~i-.1ting Nurses As:.oc1at1on of Orange Countv •: Wohlt. a c:ad(•l with the Newport Beach Police Department, is the son of Don a nd Barbara Wohlt of Anaheim. lie graduated from 4<atella High School :.ind earned a degree 1n police !'>C'Jl·m·e at Fullt•rton College Seshore-Joh·nston I .aur u· Lou1~l' )ohm.ton, daughter or Earl ,1nrl Conk~ .John~ton of G ll•nclult'. and f' Kenton Kl·~hon· or Nc•wporl BeC1ch exchanged wedding \111\.\ s at l;ll·ntlc:ile Pr<>~bytcnun Church Th{' t>ndc <ittentb Riol .of Newport Beach A 1976 graduate of 61ola, ht.· 1s paMor of the college department at ~1.ai:inl'r':, Church, Newport Beach. Thl' <"rnJplt· \.\Ill lake· a ll:.iwa111rn wcddin~ 1hp Mr Iler-Gundersen 1\1r and Mrs <;ordon Miller of SantCI AnCI Hc·1~hts havt• announced th<> engagl·mcnl of ,_ th1·11 <laughter. ;\ll•hnda Sue to Gary Kenneth (!11r nll·rsl'n of CostJ Ml'!>(J i\11ss l\lillN i::raduated from Newport 11 .irbor I hgh ~chool irnd Oran):(e Coast College Thl' futun• bridegroom is also a graduate of I'll'\.\ port Harbor 1l1gh. He earned a degree in fire sc·1cnct· from Sunla Ana College. They µIan to marry al St Andrew 's ..Prcsbytt•rian Church. Newport Beach. on Aug l.!1 Dav res-Kluth ~ciunc Javnt· Kluth and Jon Todd Davies ~·xchangcd wc.dd1ng vows dunng a candlelight <'l'r<'monv The bndt.> 1s thl· daughter of Mr. and Mrs ,Wayne E Kluth of Irvine Davies 1s the son of Mr and t\lr:, .Jam<·s Uav1es of El Cajon. The nt"v. Mrs Davies graduated from University lli1'{h Sthool, Irvine. a nd the University or Cahforn1a, San Diego The bride ~room 1s a 197i graduate of UCSD. The couple will 11\e in Pacific Beach, Cahf Valentine-Albano Mr. and Mrs Wilham Valentine of Costa blcsa have announced the engagement or their (t.iughtcr, Susan E Valentine. t o Victor J . Albano of Newport Beach · Albano is the son of Mr. a nd Mrs. J . Albano of Irvine. He received a bachelor or arts degree ih finance from Culifornia State University. fl:ullerton . and has attend ed Cal P oly , P,omona M1sl' Valentine. a graduate of Costa Mesa HIJ(h School. attends Orange Coast College The wedding will be held in J anuary Zaich-Dolby Anna Worth Dolby or Laguna Beach and J9n Andrew Zaich were marned al Mariners Cpurc h, Newport Beach The bride. d aughter of Mr a nd Mrs Norman Kenneth Dolby of Lag una Beach, graduated from Laguna Beach l-tigh School and UCLA. She studie<1 history and was a member ot K appa Kappa Gamma Sorority •' • k eddmy and engoqe Mr. and Mrs. Beshore Mrs. Parker Mrs. Za1ch Zaich 1s the son or Mrs Pauline M Za1ch of Palos Verdes Estates and Uaniel A Zatch of Miami Beach. Fla lie IS also a graduate or UCLA. where ~l' :.tud1ed k1nesiology and cduccition and v.a:, a member of Sigma Nu fratl'fnit v Tht.> couplt• \\ tll I 1 \ t.· in LCJgun<t Beach Parker-Henderson St. Andrcw's Prc!>bytcnan Church was the scene fo r the wedding of V1rg1ma Anne Hen· derson and Scotl James Parkl•r The bride. who li ves in Nt·wport Beach, 1s the daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Crawford llcnderson Jr of T<.1mpa. Fla She earned Cl bache lor of arts degrc•e from the Un1vers1ly of South F'lor1da and a ·mas tc:r's rll'gree m business administration from /\nrnlla Mate Uni"crs1ty Parker IS the !>Oil of ~Ir-. :--advne Parker or :'\ewport Al•:.tch and E' (.Ill!'> l'C1rker of Lom1t<1 I le IS Cl gra<luatl' or ('alrlf1rni.1 Stall' L'nivers1ly I .ong Beach The nt.'\\ lv~l'd'i "111 1.11.t· a ll<twa1wn hone~ moon tn1> G urz1-Corcoran Nanci Lee Corcoran 11f 11..ilboa Island and Jeffrey Gurz1 of Gardcn Gro\I· were mcirned at Our Lady Qut•t·n of 1\ng"I" f'ltu1 C'h. Nc:wport Beach The hrult 1s lh1• d,1ught1·1 of Mr and !\-frs Lcstcr T Con ·or<Jn 11f Halhna 1'>1and She gratlu<1led from Coronci llel Mllr l11gh ~chool <ind Orangl' (.'o(Jsl ('ollcgl' The bndegroom :. pan•nt~ arc Mr and Mrc; J oscph /\ Curzi of (j artlen Gro\ e Gurz1 graduated from Ranl·ho Alam1to:. High School and Golden West College The newlyweds will li\'l' 1n ~t·wport Beach after a Hawamm \\cdd1ng trip Ri chard s-Py le Or and Mrs. John T H1chards of Corona dcl Mar have announced the · engcigement of their daughter. Delia Elizabeth Richards. to Stephen Scott Pyle of NewPQrt Beach Pyle is the son of Or and Mrs R1ch<Jrd C P.vlc of Newport Bca('h and a graduate of Newport lfarbor ll1gh S('hoo~ and Orange Coast College. Miss Richar ds. a graduate of Corona de! Club Ca/Nldar runs eac-h Wpdnesday m the Da1l11 f'1lut and contains nollcl'\ of IJ}(1men ·\ and 11eri·1c1· dub meetings 011.d event' tor th,, /ollowmg week Thursday throuqh Wedne\ day SeTld rw11ces lo Club Calendar. Daily />11111. f' O IJo.r 1560. Costa Mesa CA 92626 He sure to mcludl' 11our name and phone number Not1C1'!1 mu~/ he 111 our hands tw11 week.\ m aduanct' To request u p1c/un u•rrte or call tllt' Featrtrt'.\ Depart mt'fll. ti42 4:12 I Pw tures are 4rmtcd Iv /ui1d rm!wrs open tn the p11hl11 Your D•ily Piiot can be Recycled OrdnQ~ COd~I COllC'QI' I\ ll'IP 0111( •<'I rrc ye ting <t'nl,.. tor C~I" Mro ,, • Press back I or rear warm water • Press down for rear warm air • Press forward for front warm water Miss Miller, Mr. Gundersen Mrs. Maisano Mrs. Btrnie Mar High School. attended OCC and the t:mversity of Redlands She will attend Biota College in the fall The couple plan <1 garden wedding 1n ~t·wpurt lka('h Aug ~ Birnie-Anderson Douglas Ala11 Birnie of Balboa ls lcind and Debra Jo Anderson exchanged wedding vows at Kno>. Presbyterian Ch urch The bridegroom is the son or Mr and Mrs. William Hurvey Birnie or Downey. He holds a bachelor's degree from UCLA and an MBA rrom thl• University of Southern California. wher e he C1fflhaled with Beta Theta P1 ThP bride 1s thc: d<tughter of Mr and Mrs . Lio~ cl Georgt· Andcr:,on of Los Angeles She earnt•d a bachelor of arts degree in business at L'SC und \\a~ affiliated with Delta Gamma and Phi Chi Thet;,1 The couplt· wlll llH· in La Jolla Ma1sano-Monoson Jim Ma1:,ano a nd Karen Monoson became. man and w1fe al the L1ttle Chapel of the West. I .a:-. Vegas. Nev Tht.> bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs 8111 ~lonoMm of Escondido. attended Sllvvado High !-.<"hoot / Ma 1sano 1s the son of Mr ;rnd Mr:, Robert Mai sano of Desert llot Springs Il l· 1s a graduate of El Toro High School They <1n· m<1k1nJ{ their homt! 1n OesNI I-lot Springs Johnson-Clark Mr. and Mrs Harold Eugene J ohnson of Laguna Beach have announced the engagement of their daughter. J ennifer Lynn Johnson. to Kenneth Anderson Clark of South Lagun:.a The couple pla n to marry Sept. 9 al Com· mun1ly Presbyterian Church. Laguna Beach Clark 1s the son of Or and Mrs Aldon Eastman Clark of South Laguna Both Miss Johnson and t he future bride· groom graduated from Laguna Beach H ~h School and attC>nd Cal Poly University. 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I ~ • • " ACTOR Sonday, July 2, 1978 'Fantasy Island' Latest TV :Escapism Ricardo Montalban Star of Series Alan to Faustian Legend ByJEaav BUCK LOS ANGELES <AP) -ABC has tapped a rich vein in escapism, wblcb I.a vogue viewing for television audiences ol the 1970s. hunter want:. to know the thnll of be· ing hunted, a man wants lo romance his woman boss, two young women want to join the jet set. 1ng MGM's ofter in 1945. ABC executives fi rst talked about .. Fantasy Island, .. the network had other actors in mind. But not Spell· ang Montalban had done a number of guest roles for Spelling. and each li1me the producer told him. "Ri cardo. l'm going to find a series OAIL Y PILOT 89 "'l'H~WltMHG HASO"" 'A DlfffUMJ sroar IPG 1'he netwark gained first place in the ratin&s and has held onto it by of· fering nostalgia ("Hap.PY Days"), knockabout comedy <"Laverne and Shirley"). sex ("Three's Company and "Soap"), voyeurism ("Charlie's l\n1els"), and light romance ("Love Soat"). The idea behind the series is as old as literature itself. Wizards and fairy godmothers made wishes come true and Scheherazade spun tales or Alad- din and his magic lamp In the Ara- bian Nights. It is also akin to the 1''aostian legend, except here it is all paid for with cash rather than a pact with the devil. He made his American movie de· but in "Fiesta." then appeared in suc h movies as "Latin Lovers," "Right Cross," "Battleground." "Across the Wide Missouri" and "Border Incident." In "Sayonara," he played a Japanese Kabuki actor. On the stage he has starred in "The King and I" and "Don Juan in Hell." Earlier this season. he was s~n on television in "Captains Courageous" and 'in the mini series "How the West was W"ln." for you " After several years. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~..-- Pl't them all together a nd you have .. Fantasy Island," ABC's latest hit. "WHEN I FIRST read the script, I said . 'Who is this man?·" recalls Montalban, a muscular man who doesn't look his 57 years. His shfrt is pulled tightly across his broad chest. and on a little finger he wears a gold nugget ring designed by his wife. Georgiana. the s ister of actress Loretta Young. "I lhln.k people vicariously can live a fant.a.sy," says Ricardo Montalban, I I STAR OF ANTHOLOGY ftfcardo Montalban ., . ·!!., .~ ...... who plays the mysterious Mr . Roarke, the island's host whose fantasies come true. "Whal is appealing is the idea or attaining the unattainable and learn- ing from It. Once you obtain a fantasy, It becomes a reality and that reality is not as exciting as the fantasy. So through the fantasies you learn to appreciate your own re· alities." "Fantasy Island ... however, should be taken in a spirit of fun. The visitors' life-long dreams are rather mundane. A mild-mannered man wants to be a baseball star, a famous Montalban and Herve Villechaize. who plays the 3-fool· l l Tattoo. are the only continuing characters on the show. whic h is e sse ntially an anthology. Montalbarf s function actually is to ser ve as bookends for the stories. He gets the fantasy under way then disappears unti I the end. 660UR RESEARCH SHOWS that people want Mr. Roarke lo be more involved in the stories." Montalban says. "But I don't wa nt to be so in· volved that it starts wearing thin. Ideally, he ls only on screen when it is meaningful to the story." The series works because it offers limitless story possibilities for numerous guest stars. with almost no violence and only a tinge or sex. "Fantasy Island" is Montalban's first starrin' role in a series after a long career in movies, television and the stage. He was born in Mexico City but completed school in l>os Angeles, where he got his first taste or acting. He esche-,yed offers or a screen test from MGM and elected to go on stage. 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He insisted on Montalban for the r ole of Mr . Roarke, and the When producer Aaron Spelling and net work agreed . WILLIAM HOLDEN LEE GRANT D\MIEN OMEN 1I The first time was only a warni~. A HARVEY OERNHARD PRODUCTION IN A550CIAT10N WITH MACE NEUFELD WILLIAM HOLDEN LEE GRANT DAMIEN • OMEN II Produced by HARVEY DERNHARD Co·Ptoduced by CHAAL.£5 OPME Directed by DON TAYLOR Screenplay by STANLEY MANN and MICHAEL HODGES St°')' by HARVEY OERNHARD Music JERRY GOLDSMITH COLOP. DY DeLUXE PAMAVISIOH~ ~IC.IH"l MOllOf< PICTVl\C '>QUHOTIV.(K AVAtlADU OH 10m ( H Pf\ MT cm CEWTIE • cm CEITIE 11U1CE • cum ST AlltUI llllWE Ill IATllU IW STADIUM DUKE e '31-7118 -· ... ' ......... . £JllWS lllSTOL lllSTOl AT IKAITlllll i&ITA AU e 5'1·1'4C "OKAY, EVERYBODY OUT OF :-HE WATER AND INTO THE THEATRE. There ls suspense and action, credible people you care about, a movie filled with astonishment, with John Williams' music, and a climax that is shocking." -Gene Shalit. NBC.TV ROY SCHBllER LORRAINE GARY •RRAY HAMILTON A l ANUCK/BROWN PROOUCl ION Wr 1llen by CARL G011 LIEB and HOWARD SA(){U R · 01recled bv J[ ANN OT SZWARC Based oo characlers c1ea1ed bv P£ lf R BENCHl.EY ·Music bv JOHN WILLIAMS Prroted bv RICHARD 0 ZANUCK and OAVIO BROWN • Assoc1a1e PrOOtx:er JOE ALVES [i118!!i!i6i.l lll«VlRSAI. P(llJll ll(Jt(.(l PIJ.j~ (611°111• -~1<• o•llEi AftO•o•• f*' I lC1J,ftvW.~~ ... MAY BE !~~-~ !~~~~~~~ Cffll.OREN l1 :4M:J~:-.11:~I . aw~· ..,., 12 c•••• WllT " IUUll PIM IMtlYl·lll ,.IWQO'l Beieh 644-0760 westm1nsttf 892-4493 Buena Par!\ 821·4070 NOW PLAYING :·:.·-.·,.. ., .. -,,... •' ·----··---,\, ...... ,. . ... ,--- tuton OOUlD • ,_., NOllW' CANICOllN ONI !POI •lUI THI INfOlClltll IUIOTT OOUU> a J.UUI llOUN' CANICOllN ONI !POP •w• THI l._NfOlCllC•l. IOTIC,MllOlt JAWS 2 :"°" .,, •• ,,.. • , ••• 1:90 . 10:10 "---..J M>ttaY • ..0 •·.USU sn"""' STAUCH&. r.1.s.!.c"'" t'\UI COMAC,..I A. -a JACOUUJ ..... IWW. THI CNtH• TYCOON 111 •lUI A um.I NIGHT MUSIC{l'OI IURT REYNOLDS. "fHE ~D" IRI ,, .... ·~ SAf/--1-4 ..... ,. "'WI Aa IOOJ UOt<r "CLOSI IHCOUMTYS. O~ THI THIRD XIHD" -AT\-1:1~9'0 "''~ -1 .. ,.,,....,,. "tiOUSI CAUS" .. GOODIYE Glltl" IPGl -..ICMIL YINCIHf llO WIDHISDAY1N l t'\UI CHIUINO SICT10H~.._ _, .,,_ • ""'" rtuo THI lNO{ll H UI lOYI !''4D DUTH<N• ~--~----~- ' ,,_, ""'· ··-t. AIJCI IN WOHO.-' \N011• H UI PINOCCMIO Il l IOY SOii 1011 JAWS. 2 '"°' 11)0 a t0:4S SQMY. NO •.UML THI CMU, Dl'T1CT1Vf 1r-or HUI THI IMOO'ltST C~I Y NO 'Ulll IOY tcMl-,.WI 2CNt 11)0 & IMI -Y.NOl'Ulls. -. , BIO DAILY PILOT Sunoay July 2 t978 I ltaheim Horoscope ." An THIATRU-OAAHOI CO SfNIOR OTinNS S2.00 e ts Busy Momh Gemini: Follow Hunch SO COAST PLAZA SO. COAST PLAZA MIU rlllel SU 4t·1lll llllUUlllt "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" •a:•~-,. (PG) 6:1_,.., .... SO. COAST PLAZA CINE MALAND ICICS.,"llW A.uu•UScl501 ftCH llltllC MSATWDA y HIGHT Fffllt" Ill l:IU._ •• ''f4lST LOVE" lll .. 1:1 .. IHt The Royal L1pizzan S t a llions and Do nna F a r go h e a d th e en te rtainment lineup for J uly at the Anaheim Convention Center. R oy a l L i p i z zan Stallions are scheduled July 14-16 Showtimes are 8 p.m . July 14 a nd 15. a nd 2 p m. July 15 and 16 JODY MILLER will re place Donna Fargo in a Ju l y 12 conc e rt scheduled for 7:30 p.m . Ms . Fargo had to cancel beca use of an illness. The benefit concert 1s for t he Advancement of Colored People. Annual visit of Ring- I 1 n g Br o t h e r s a n d B a r n u m and Bail e y Circus is set Aug. 3 to 14. Sh owlimes will b e 8 p.m . daily except Aug. 7 with s h o w s a l so scheduled for 11 a .m . and 3 p.m. Aug. 5 and 12 MONDAV,JULV3 B S\'DNE Y OMARR ARIES <March 21-April 19): Short trip may decide direction of relatlonshJp. What began as an asset could' now be a "drag." TAURUS (April 20·May 20 l : Yes. t he new deal is better; the money is available and you'll get your share Bavarian 'Roots' Filmed in SD LA JOLLA <AP> A German telev1s1on cas t a nd .c rew 1s wo rking in a wealth y ne igh borhood or San Diego on a TV series described by a local consultant to the film as "a kind of Bavar ian 'Roots.' .. · The 36-pa rt Ccature, to be aired next yea r. follows a woma n from he r birth an a wealthy e nvironment in P oen1chen . a s mall East Ger m an town when it belonged to Eas t Prussia through war and Carnine to motherhood with rive teen·age children. In the second of two segments. she and the children are in San Diego to v1s1l her mother and brother who lefl E urope in the 30s. They are J e wis h. a nd t he broth er 1s a well-to-d o psychiatrist. CINEMALAND ICU S.. "II.., Autlt• 115 7511 1111,IHIM HBShowToday The crew began film ing June 1 at a motel an nearby El Cajon and has been on location near the Mexican border at Dulzura. where an old service station was used to suggest Mazi. the central figure. putting ga soline in her car in Colorado. 'THE END' (R) 1:4~); ... $.J .. J·J .. f,U Tom Paisly. vocalis t and g u it a ri s t . w ill perform Crom 6 to 10:30 p m today a t Maxwell's o n P ac .Ci c Co a s t Highway at the pier in Huntington Beach. THE GREEK ~®N An ~ him, l'r1.JU< """ • A lln•"<'•'-'I Hd.-,... lr.hni.ol"' • 'R1 .... • ....... .. . .... ,"""" • ... • • ... •t 11.l"•ll «>-~ NOW PLAYING HAHOI TWIN #I r ':.J M 1"'46 ,-' U.A. CINEMA 4 ~ ...... ," "·''*' qv1 1'•"" After her divorce, Er ica go t to know some pretty interesting people ••• including herself. an.ed am w0 man ll901'1811f KIUS KIUSTOFFEllSON ·AU MllcGllAW ''CONVOY" 8UllTYOmlG aa.sl ....... th.l1I I ·-.GRAEME CUfFORO ""BWL NORTON . ROBERT M SHERMAN :. .SM1 P£CKJNOOi·~· ;~=~~-=-!~~· T ~~ NOW PLAYING I ..... M.-..... ................. ....._ l "f4•• -· ~b·t •Ot,6 ..... ,._ __ ..;;.;_.......;.;........;.;.;;..J --''"'~'ft.I-,, .. _. !O•IU• 'HO_ ) I Three dozen ac tors and crew mem bers spe nt m ost o r June in San Diego. A million- dollar home 1s being used. ~ UA MOVIES4 ·~ .. ,.. ......... ,o...,..,...,., --. \ 111 .... 990 4021 MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY "THE BUDDY HOLLY STORY" (PG) CAPRICORN ONE" (PG) ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND" "'THE DEEP" (PG) "TH E CHEAP DETECTIVE" (PG) "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" (PG} .. AMERICAN GRAFFITI" (PG) "THE STING" su o1um . 'CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND" "THE DEEP" (PG) "CONVOY" .. EAT MY OUST" (PG) ··ooooBYE GIRL" (PG) "RABBIT TEST" "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" "AMERICAN HOT WAX" (PG) "THANK GOO IT'S F~I OA Y" "LET THE GOOD TI MES ROLL" (PG) "DAMIEN : TH E O MEN 2" (R) "THE SENTINEL" ALL O AIVS·INS Ol'EN 6:J0 ,.M.Ml~Hfl.T CllllO u,,oer I l ''o Unl•n • 1(•001• '"••Y<rrouno ----·----· GEMINI (Ma y 21 ·June 201 Obtain h1nl from Ta urus m essage Folio"' through on hunch. CKNCER 1June 21 July 22» L1g ht·hearted approach "works .. Don't be dism ayed by rumor , gossip. You are in drive r's seat LEO (July 23·Aug 22> Emphasis on break mg through, earning rncndship, developing s tyle. gaining allies. Aquarius. Taurus. Scorpio persons figure prominently VIRGO (Aug ?.3·S('pl 22) Spotlight or: career. business de<.11ings with emp loyt'r LIBRA <Se pt 23 Oc1 22 1 Good Moon aspe ct now coinc ide~ with Journey. educational proJect. utilizing print and other media to get m essage across SCORPIO <Oct 23 Nov 211 You haH c h o i c e one d 1rect1o n lead s to work . responsibility. pressure and challenge-<rnd ac complis hment. SAGITrARIU t No\ 22-Dec 211 Spotlight on public relations. com prehending what the "othe r reuow" thinks. feels CAPRICORN Dec 22 Jan 19) Low hy approach brings desired results Go slow avoid sensationalis m Moderauon should be your tont- and style AQUAR IUS <J an 20 Feb 181 Dy namic. o rigina l . danng . pio n ee ring thesP art- keywords Cor you lo g rasp Be ready for cha nge. v ar iety, travel. creall v1ty P ISCES < F ch. 19 M nrch 20 1 F rivolity should not be· discouraged You need reli ef from recent tensions EXCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENT AT EDWARDS LIDO CINEMA llW In S1BIEOPllllC SOUID THE tJJ11fAATE EXPER1 , edwards LIDO CINEMA MEWi' ORT ll YO AT YIA llOO NEWPORT BEACH 673-8350 John Travolta Olivia Newton-John @t@isthewonl MIO&l!T SOClltro~l:;~CA~ Plll.n.(10"' JOHN TRAVOLTA OLIVIA NEWTON.JOHN GREASE ... STOCKARD CHANNING • ,. . • • .... I I I A~ JI ... FRANK1( .\\~! 0'. J()t,~ Bl-Ol'-Dtll. lDi'l flVR~! '.'I $IO (At ""k ALICE GHOSTLf.Y DODY GOOO"l"'I '\If.\"" M -t~)"I 11.t~•1••1 . ....... -.ll~"l\ih"-..... • ... .!"" .t.1f I 4o\f.:W'' 'J' -~ -•-· •• Kl~)i[THll.4~\"IA:< •• 'IA\l'f Ill\--··• •.•. --~lk~14f\I.\~ •. r.{)8(~1 \11.;lloUJ( . .,A,(~'IA"'-• •~'J\1 "I "\t• -··--· .. -· --·;.;:;.::::· ... ·.«?.:~ .. :;.~--=1 ~I ro "•4!•1111 .. .., • ..-m10 : •• __ .__ ............ _jlllloj • \ • :. ~~ .: .. ---Pepsi.Cola TlrKF.T OFFJm TO GR.EA.SE: P1r~l \1allnl't' Pt•rformann• \.\/l'<lnesday Thur~dav Ft1d11v und Sll1urtl.11 Now ~hru July 1!> Dt•larl• •• Food Slor• NOW PLAYING I P!' ll~~NE,M._~ ___ 1 _: ___ ·_. ----~ .,.. , ............ , . H0 8 0SCOPE I MISCELLANY Japa1i Troupe At Taper Tht Ho::.hu Sthool of Noh Thtalc·r of J ,,p;rn will appear IOI ••. 1nJ.(l1 per formance• <•l 1'I p m Salurda) at the· M:.11 k T ,, p < r F o r u m Lo Angt·les Mu:-1e Cl'nt1•1 Tht' C'Ompur.) \\-Ill p<·rform T.,unt·m<.1 ... 1 and · Ha~oromo JUDY GARLA ~D MA l.i \Jr fl 1~1 J '_.,..~ w ~lhGrt.e;4ft'Olf llAIN i.:oo & 10.1r. WILUO OJ.01 8:21\ llo ,ho !-'ll·ho1.1 1, .. ________ iii I .u g I • I .. r. d •.t (' ,, n tJ old <,, ol 11\1 m.1111 ... C'hooh. or oh t ht·att·r l'u rpo~t· of tht· 600 )t'at old .Jrl lorm of Noh 1, nt·1ther µortra)al of ..r stoq nor lt'Jt'hing of J moral. but t \Prt·s~1on of b t' d u 1 v r.. 11 h m 1 a r. ·' lalc·nt · T1t~l'I 1nform.t110n 121319727211 You• Da ily Pllo1 car> b .. Recycled O•ttnQf" < n.> '(o••eGP th#"· ei•• (•di , '' 1•nq '»ntpr '"'· C.o ... f • '-'""~d u1Hnarried Wr rna.R """'•..,._• ,._.. P R "' ...... ,...,, • ...,, h ..... PG J edwar~s CINEMA CENHR ( _)_ .,.~;;·.;.~.·c;;,°' .. ,, ... I j~ J°X"PA.N 1• "'# I ,....., I CAP RICOR N • I fl O NE "• ~· ..,. lll•O' • COULG .;~·· J HllV SAVAlA~ , .. " •'°' -l(ARCN OLACM ' " . &~ ._ .. (PG1 · SATl:ROAY NIGHT ..,. FEVER edwa1d~ CINEMA 0\1 • :·t; .......... ,\ .. 01 ~ n fl· (R ) ~·rl ~1rn11n' C lliJ·" "THE CHEAP I ~ 'l O)N I DETECTIVE·~ Anthony edward~ HARBOR !WIN PGI Ou1nn ..... •• .... -...... • ... , ..... ___ ,, .. td111.ir~s /,'BA C1Nf'1A ACl'df'mf Award W11\ner ""II l' .. ••••• t ' •' ... THE GOODBYE G1RL • C.~\1 .... ,.,. ~ •• , •• , PllJS 1PC1 HOUSE CAllS '" •'•"'""' "( '""' 11 t \ I· \'I ~I~ f!\.\llJ \ ~. 0 . .,.111 ~n·• l\1111\\I IU 1111'" ,:" -I;~~p"Ci~ OMEi'i Il THANK GOO • IT s FRIDA y edwa1ds BRISTOi CINEMA .. •ti\tOi '' ... •tfN!,i. \0 , ... \ ..... ., I ~ ~ -• • ': :" BURT I :J.~. ~ r;. ~.-v '" 1"1•11 ' }. .J - , ~ R£f'N OLDS ~b ~I • "THE l "'O · ,•-· • ~ ' P•u• IPG, THE ST G • _a;;: THE BUDDY CLOSE ENCOUNTERS H()llY STORY Ph.• tPCI HIGH ANlllETY edwaras HUNl'HGION ••• 41 :u S1w·rq(PG} GARY BUSEY JAY/5 2 "'1fSCIO(fO(JI '' UND~~~OVER M A Tl NEES HI nors rdwards CINfMA wrsr DAIL Y .......... '"• ••tl•t .. •• tl"fi .. ''· ••• t l llO I <lOiJlo CA•lflt ·~-. fN • ,,.•etm.t ~" ....... "CAPRICORN ,.,., ..... _, ......... , WAl'OISNEY S ONE' f'Hlla&0-w11. JUNG9 "'1 ~~ BOOK n P•T~~· ~N • Piua ' ENFORCER ..J 'AN TH S10N H•atOS SADDlEBAC• HAlA IP,., OF :OR'IO ... "' ... '- ":"':....-:;.,,..,"""'-' I I > ' . .. . . ... . . ., .. .. ,. INSIDE: •Stocks ·Real Estate &..n<l.ly July 2 1978 DAILY PILOT ou I Your Mon eg_rv'~c' A Kurt Grossmann mstalls small tube on assembly later to be encased m Pyre'X glass When fimshed, the device will contain processes under study m research laboratory Marcus J. Beckmann. left. Tom Cheatley with • ;wtomat1c llqwd dividing distilling head with integral condenser, part of a still for separating one liquid from another. bwlt m thelf workshop Science Percolates Through Cal Glass Tht' hydrogen oxy~en flame ignited with a firerrackl>r pop .ind poun'<.I 1t~ intcnst· heat into the rotating quartz-glass tube G lassblowcr Gerhard Gremer watched intently through dark ~rc<.'n J!Oggl<.•s as the tube began to glow with white heat I tis left hand adJUSted the gas mixture. his right hand held a 2-foot carbon rod about the thickness of a broom handle J\s the section of lube caught in the n am e grew closer to its 2,000 degree Cels ius working temperature. the German-born craftsman pois ed the rod above the tube and began crimping it into another sealed vial. one of many ordered by a custome r who would use them to pro<:ess a fluid so active it would eat through Pyrex glass. NEARBY, APPRENTICE Jeffrey Tate was cutting finger ~•zed tubes of supcr·hard quartz into short lengths. to be insert· t•d into the vi:ils ICJtcr J\s exotic· as 1t sounrls. thl' work was routine. m fact, boring to Gremer Jlc'd rathc-r have been working on the comple x glass d1stilhng d<.'vice hcing built in another corner of the shop by Kurt Grossmann. <inothl'r German·trained master glassblower This trio, <lnd the five other employees of Cal Glass for ftcsearch, Inc , Costa Mei>a . produce a variety of standard. and occas1onally very exotic. g lassware used in research, chemical refining and laboratory apparatus. AceordmJ{ lo Marcus J Beckmann. secretary-treasurer ror ·-..... · ............... ········· _.,...,.._, .. ·· 0RANGE COUNTY .. . . BUSINESS Of The Week thl' closely held corporation. the employees seem to hold some s pecial feeling for the complex crystal structures they s hape m lhl.' s m all workshop. Except for one apprentice whose bench holds a glass !-.Culpture of a µorpoise and an elaborate 011 lamp. the craftsm en s peak a bit disdainfully of "bird men, .. sculptors who make animals and knickknacks of glass. Cal Glass began operations as a distributor for two O'laJor makers of beakers. pipettes and other lab equipment in 1962. ac- Inflation Making Public Edgy? D<.'s p1tc ycilrs of too low Mock price:-. high corpor.ite earn ings and d1v1dends th<.' in- rt1v1dual stockholdl'r has aban doncd the mCJrke t in drOVl'!-r According to a study by thl' New York Stock Exchange, 5 5 million people dropped out of the market between 1970 and '75 Exchang<.• m CJ nagcm<.•nt. perhaps a httll' nl·r vous over market control assumed by 1n stitutional stockholders. decided to find out lh<.' source of the disenchantment The ke~ finding ts that people arc unw1lltn~. in tht· face of 1n- flat1on. lO lake CJllV ktnd Of rtSk \.. with their person.ii capital. and that tbcy want to pre!'>erve the purchas ing po~er or what they ha 'c tr stock market!'> h<.ivc hecn the loser . s avings inst1tut1on:-.. tame ct:'rt 1f1cate account!'>. real estate brokers and to some extent, gov ernm<.•nt bonds and other low n s l. invcstml•nts have hecn the.· winn<.'rs THAT, SAID the report. t ) a paradox. bcCCJUSl'. " 1f the public 's cxpl'ClCJt1ons of worsen ing inflatio n arc t'o rret'l. avoidance of all risk may be the most dangerous alternative or all." NYSE Chairman William M Batten cautioned _ "The deeply cautious attitudes 'toward f1nan cial risk-taking that permeate the s urvey f1nd1ngs ma y foreshadow the erosion rather than the desired protection ~f household assets a nd purchasing power ... Purchase of e quity in cor· porations, stock certificates. he suggested. represents the best bet for safegu1:1rding eap1tal MISUNDERSTANDlNGS of lhl' mar~t and its working~. lht! study ro . arc another rea)on the exchan · •s havc lo5l private investor.. .Jeffrcv Townsend, CJ d1scount hrokl•r "·1th offices in Laguna H1ll5, offered a simpler reason Bad rc:-.ulb Man~ peopll· 1o11at chl'd a ) stocks th<·y boug ht when the market wa::. up plunged into CJ prolonged downsltdc. many lost by selling "UNFORTUNATELY, most people buy when the market 1s up, when there's c CJ general feeling of l e uphoria." Townsend ex plained They violate the old rule: Buy low. sl'll high "Ins titutions. pens ion funds and insurance firms. were pret- ty much stuck with the market. .. he said. "they've enjoyed the market's partial recover y in re- C'ent months." J\ nd. added Townsend. they took advantage of many s tocks which were unde rvalued. Many f1rm 5 with depressed s tock pncc5 continued to µost record- o r at leas t good -earnings throughout the slump. NDERSTANDING THE )tock market IS complicated. Townsend a greed But replacing ~h at h<.· calls the outmoded !-.lock t•ert1f1cate will be difficult. Perh aps a s)'s te m of t•lt•ctromc credits could s implify things, he said Townsend didn't think re- ducing or eliminating the capital gains tax would have too much l'ffcct on th e market. The N YSE's Ba'lten. howe ver , thought it would help. E F llutlon ·s New port Center assista nt manager. Gary Olson. also felt it would help 1f Congress decided to stop taxin~ eapital gains BUT the bast<.' lurC' back for many investors. Olson fe lt. would be "more confidence in government policies. cspecaally controlling innataon · · Potential investors m usl be hsten ang to E F II utton 's ad campaign. because. ''the average investor 1s beginning to come back now ... Olson said He a lso fe lt that investors have begun to realize that real es t ale. the preferred tnflat1on hedge for some years. may ht> less hot now. that stocks of un de rpriced. solid companies are now t he equal of real estate C h a ng ing capital gains rates. he added will probably not afte r that much since cashing out on real property also in volves substantia l capital gains TOWNSEND SAID one other factor in lagging interest in the markets may have been broker CSee STOCKS, Page C2) VTN Doldrums Over 'at Last' By THOM LECOQ OITIMO•lly "•IOISUlt Walt Di s ney called 1t im· aginecring. letting 1maganalion and engineering max to produce a new enterprise But lo VTN Corp .. of Irvine. "imagineering" is an everyday activity. Born in 1950 al the ha nds of Glenn Vorheis. James Trindle and Richard C.A. Nelson. VTN has designed . engineered and been architec t on projects for Knott s' B e rr y Farm . Dis n eyworld and other theme parks TRINDLE. NOW chairman of thl' board. said ''Amusement parks are like s mall cities with an architectural theme and lots of utilities." And that, he said is right down VTN'salley. The co~poration cons ists of some 60 operating groups. most conce rned with planning and de· signing deve lopments for builders. James J. Tnnd/e: Mideast is VTN's target Much of the Irvine racilily, hom e base for 14 others in the U S.. 1s devoted to topographic !lurveys, e nginee ring orrices -, . ..... --...... .,. ... ;.,., .. ~ .. -.. --·--·- where detailed plans of utility routing are drawn up, architect- ural offices where structures of all types are conceived a nd a special group of e nvironmental specialisL5 who produce detailed Environmental Impact Reports for clients TRINDLE SAID the company. once up to 1,000 ell1J>loyees. has trim med down to 500 a fter about three years or rough times Too.quick expansion was th~ villain. he said. "You can go broke by expanding faster than any other way, "he smiled Another problem, h• confessed. was a kind of split management personality as directors each pushed their own vision of the company'sfuture That has changed, he said, because the company is now headed by one man, Bob Weaver. general manager. who moved. to Irvine from Florida "NELSON, C. Richard Carlson and I are the three ma.t0r shareholders, but you can 't focus on three people. Weaver Is now the focus and we 've become a CSee VTN, P1ge C2) cording to partne r Tom Chcalley. vice pres1den1 and brother or Robert J Chealley. president But competition among dJstnbutor'> in the l:.ite 60s brought on price cutting _ "We we re JUSt not making any money, .. c;a ad Cheatley. "We weren't a full·line scientific company. JUSI glas5. "We had to do something or go down the tubes." he s aid. "Something " turned out to be business that had been falling into the.ir laps -making s pecialized apparatus . EXISTING CUSTOMERS had occasionally as ked for com- plex items. so the partners purchased the business of a Whittier glassblower, cus tomers and all The firm's owner worked for a year with the partners. showing them the ropes. Meanwhile. the trio sent out reeler s for expe rienced glassmen "We heard some people were unhappy elsewhere." '>aid Cheatley_ "In other words. we raided the m ." he added Wlth a s mile The raids hav(' continued with ma xed success. Beckmann said. Experienced scientific glassblower-; are in short supply A recent ad in an eastern pubhcat1on failed to lure anyone to -;un- ny California. Beckmann s aid . adding that they "may have read c1 bout real estate prices out here ... (See CAL GLASS, Page C2) Law Protects Consumer in Lease Deals By PAT DUNN Of TIM 0•11¥ Pllol SUtt Lease furniture o r a car . and you are covered-by fed eral law. That's good ne ws for an incr easing number of Southern Californians of all ages. A la rge cash outlay for rurnature can be impossible o r undes irable for many young persons first startmg out on lhe1r own. for men and women whose career advancement may be based on relocation flexibility and for old er peoplt who move to easy-maintenance housing that calls for s m aller scale furniture LEASING J\ CA R can -.ave up to S51 annually for the 10.000-12.000 miles-per year dnver who buys a ne w car every three year s. according to a recent Hertz study Another plus factor as inves tment earnings made poss ible by trad e-in or down paym ent funds Fewe r car· related respons1b11ities prompt other drivers to choose leasing, even 1f mileage and actual savings are lower. When leasing looks like a good option. the federal Consumer Leasing Act can help you shop for the best d eal. It requires leasing companies to tell you the facts about the cost and terms of their contracts. Lease ad vertising also is limited. as is.any extra payment required at the end of the lease per iod This law applies to personal prope rty leased by an m dividual for a period of more than four m onths for personal. family or household use. It covers long-term rentals of cars. furniture. appliances and other personal property. DAILY CAR RENTALS or month·to-month rentaJs are not covered. Nor are leasei. for apartments or houses -or furniture tbal comes w1lh a rented apartment Prope rty leased to companies or to ind1v1duals for busmess use also 1s excluded Before you agree to o lease. the law require!-that yoi.; get a written s tatement of its costs. ancludmg . the amount of any advance payment. s uc h as a secunty deposit . the number. amount and dates your regular paym ents are due. as well as the total amount of those pay men~. and what you must pay for license.: reg1strat1on and taxes, and for any other fees. s uch a~ maintenance You also musl.A)e told what kind of insurance you'll need , express wa r ranty provisions. whether you are responsible for maintaining and servicing the property and what penalties are cha rged for late or defaulted payments REASONABLE STANDARDS for wear and tear set by the leasi.ng company have to be clearly outlined. and the statement has to explain how you or the leasing company may cancel the lease and the charges for doing so. You're (See LEASING, Page C3l ... ' . . .. . (.'2 DAILY PILOT " CAL GLA S PERCOLAT ES .. (From P• 1~ l'l I Their labor problc111 1m~e~ limits on irowth. he smd. even ad- ding an apprentice or two doesn't --help much Tait has been at glass work for more than hve years. "and he's about half way lb ere.•' said Cbeatley The intensity m the shop when glass is being worked belies the relaxed atmosphere when the torches are doused. DRESSED l N shorts. Greiner sipped at a cool drink between bouts with the quartz tube. Tait stopped for a few minutes to show a visitor around the s hop Grossman. intent as he shaped parts. added a few r elaxed barbs to a conversation about the out- com e of the late show, "The Desert Fox." A third jou rn eyma n , Ad o lph o B ardi n i . "a German-trained Italian from Arge ntina who speaks only Spanish," la ughed Beckmann. singlemindedly worked at his lathe during the exchange. Some dcvu.·l~ (•ontain five 1n· tenor wall:. v.1lh ht<'C'uums. !ilh41?ring and moving parts activated by magnets Ea ch segment may lake several days lo make, with ~ach day 's work "baked'' in annealing oven~ overnight S1tfing on shop shelves we re de· vices ranging from portions of distilling equipment, filled with coils and traps, to long tubes of quartz used in medical lasers. Many research devices could be made of m etal. Heckma nn said. "but researchers want to see the reaction inside .. "Even on silvered pieces, they • want windows so they can see what'sgolngon." Customers come from a variety of fields and areas. Cheatley ex· plained. UC Irvine and other schools have them too." But UCI research people still order special devices on occasion. "The Irvine complex uses lots of glassware. A lot of that busi- ness fell into our laps just because we're here. ·· . . . . . . . ..._,,.,,.,,,,,--: . .. · ... BUSINESS CheaUey wryly observed that they ought to be pretty relaxed, because their r are skills produce hefty paychecks and a bonus each month. WORD OF mouth also pro· duces new customers from all over the U.S .• sometimes from overseas Glassblower Grossmann aligns apparatus before sealing complex deV1ce m Costa Mesa plant The bonus. he said, prompts ef- fi ciency. "The more they get out of there. the more they're going lo make. "They're probably the best paid g lassblowers ln the area," said CheaUey, ·• ... but we're pro- bably the most underpaid ex- ecutivesin Califomia." COM PLEX apparatus takes a wee k or more l o complete , Beckmann explained. VfN UP. • • <from Page Cl > policy-making group, .. Trindle explained. Weaver imposed a variety of controls and began a system of computer generated reports to keep a tight lid on projects and labor time. A continuous review of cost-to- comp lele company projects points to potential loss areas. The company has altered its targets drastically s ince the lean year s or '73 to '76 when its directors pou red in $900,000 of their own money to bail the firm out: ll}ore emphas is on big jobs. more concent ration on areas wher e the firm has a proven track record. A RE VlEWOFprojects gives some insight into VTN 's strong suits : The hangar for the s pace ttle. angars a nd fire control syst e ms fo r a irlines at Los Ange les lntemat1onal Airport. Involvement in geothermal energy projects in California and eh.ewhere. Wastewater cleanup plants A regional park in the San Fernando Valley T H E FUELING system for the a irport at Panama C1~y, later. that city's water system Design work on Muddy Guard dam in Wyoming. Design work for a J apanese company i n J eddah . in the Mideast Design of an amuse ment park in Kuwait. That last reflects one of the ma· jor VTN changes of direction. Trindle explained VTN is going where the money is. One place where there's plenty of that is the oi l-revenue n ch Mideast TRINDLE SAID the Kuwait . project 1s for a the me park based on Arabic history. traditions and a dash of American aplomb. lie added a feasibility study of the project that showed ·'it wi ll never fl y financially." was of no consequence to the Kuwait gov- ernment. · ·'They're trying to wrench their people ahead 200 years in time," he s aid. "and after all. they have the money todoit." But the Mideast isn 't the only place where VTN smells availa- ble money ln the U.S., energy research a nd development is slated to be funded with more than $20 billion in federal funds during the next few years. T hal ex plain s VTN 's A scientific paper deli vercd a few years ago on drug screening mentioned Cal Glass as supplier for a special tube. "After the arti- c le was published, we sold the hell out or those tubes.·· Cheatley said. Other customers include re- search departments ol Chevron, S h e l l . M ob i l , H yla nd Laboratories. and the Salk and Scripps institutes in San Diego. Their custom work orders ar- rive in a variety of ways . Some corporations, such as Rockwell. supply drawings with detailed measurements Other orders stem from phone conversations with a resear,:her who describes· what he or she wants. If Cal Glass can do the work, Beckmann said, they ask for a sketch. The s ketch goes to Greintr who sets a price and delivery date. A phone call for approval-and a Arab World, a sect10n of VTN Kuwait p roject activity in geothermal projects. And. said Trindle, the firm has sought s mall equity positions m many of the companies carrying out energy projects. Waste water management 1s another growth area. Trindle feels. with m assive fu nds also s lated to finance a national water cleanup But waste water pl ants aren"t ci s much fun as amusement pcirk \ v. ork. he said. Such plants be-gin as engineer· ing projects, with other as pects or design following later. AM USEMENT PARKS, he ex- plained , begin the other way around. An a rtist rende rs his con· cept or ~hat a park ought to be. then the engfnecrs come along to turn the free sketches into real hardware. T he Kuwait park is an example. Entertainme nt City. as VTN calls the project, 1s budgeted at about $80 million. So far. 1t con- s ists Of ICC Skating rinks, protect· cd fro m 110 degree heat by geodesic domes. camel rides and ci world tour where fun seekers climb into cars for a ride through London and other world capitals. THOUGH T HE company has offices in South Ame rica and has its heart set on more Middle East work . many projects remain clos e at hand. For example. they are the due! designers of Mile Square Park in Fountain Valley. And. they were respons ible for the "Roanng '20s" section of Knotts. designed the now defunct Japanese Deer Park in Buena Park and were engineers for Laguna Niguel Regional Park. VTN com pute r s c r e ate m athematical models of fTafl ands and "drench th em "' with theor etical rainstorms lo stiJdy flood control problems. A c urrent project is a proposal to use hovercraft to unload ships in Los Angeles. Long Beach a nd San Pedro harbors. F LOOD CONTROL c h.annels are being s uggested as pathways for the hovercraft. Trindle trunks the idea could help break the Jam of ships wait· ang for berths in the harbors for periods of a wcf'k or more ··A week is a Jong time to tie up a· gigantic ptece or capital equip· ment." he said . Trindle said Weaver believes the company callfe main lea n and mean for som etime. Sales last year totaled a bit more than $20 million. Weaver thinks no additional ma nagement of-any significance will be needed until thcy hitS35million. BUT FINDING people for the new . more c autious g rowth period ahead has been tough. "We needed a certain type of per so n with s p eci fi c qualihcations." Trindle sa id. "So I called an old friend m Kansas to see if he knew of anyone. 'That's odd.· he said. Tm looking for a guy with the same qualifications in California.··· Another problem fo r VTN 1s taxation of foreign e mployees· in· come. "The laws were made to stop movie makers from producing films in Italy and other places." he explained. but it has imposed a severe burden on all hrms doing business overseas. "IN TiiE Mideast ... he said. "you have to send your kids lo a private school. and you can't get a driver's license so you have to hire a chauffeur. but the govern- ment wants to tax you on these things . It's countcrproducti ve." <See VTN, Page CS> billing address-and the deal 1s made. It's all pretty informal. Cheatley said he expected a rash of caJls following this articlt- from people asking them to repair broken crystal. "Sorry, we can"t do that ," he said. the high lead content turru.thecrys tal black. Beckmann said the most ex pensive custom item the firm pro· duced was a S6.000 d1st1llin~ apparatus made or quartz once 1 n awhile. he added An AIO<' plant growing in front or the building at 3012 EnterprlSl' Street, takes care of burns Other itrms runJ!C nea r SJ.000 "hen made of Pyn •x . THE PARTNEl\Sth1nk there-' growth ahead 1£ they can f1oel HOWEVER. he added . they do accommodate some glasswa rt> repair~. ON E LAST thin~ Don't glass blowers suffer a lot or burns while working al morc th an 1.000 deg rees" enough qualified ~lass blowers :. In the m eantime Greiner Gros!'man and Bard1m will kt.'<!P the hres burning. ·'They get used lo that.·· said Beckmann. but everyont.-gNs cul By Thom Lecoq -Cre dit Line Assur es Project Amcord. Inc .. of Newport Beach, has re ceived final bank credit assurances for completion of its $6 milllon contract to supply pre-engineered building system components for the governm ent of Nigeria. Amcord, one of the leading US. cement pro- ducers with 1977 revenues of $225 million. reports that its Pascoe Steel Corp. subsidiary in Columbus. Ga., has been shipping maten als for the·· project since e arly th.is year. Amcord's contract is with the West African Portland Cement Company. prime contractor for the Nigerian project. Military hous ing. i.chools an~ m edical facilities a re included .~B Air Forwarder Win• Honor Burlington Northern Air Freight. Newport Beach. has received a top vendor award from Tex- as Instruments' semiconductor group The electronics maker choose~ the best '>erv1cc records from among its more than 2.000 vendor<. Ci:-. the basis for the awa rd Burlington Northern was founded in 1972 atld 1s now the third largest l: S air freight forwarder Mesa E'lrrtts Win E~rf ronlr• Par• Valor Electroni cs Inc . a nd Dund1n Electronics. Inc . both of Costa Mesa. have won government contracts totaling $54.830 rrom Ole Defense Electrom<·:. Supply Center. Dayton. Oh:o Valor will supply S27.885 worth of delay hne~. Duncan will dt'livcr S26.945 worth of variable ti· !llSLors (;n)"'th E'or~f>• Fan Firnt More Bonanza Fans. Inc . m<1ker of vane tax1:.1l ran .... used for mine· and tunne l "cnt1lat1on, has moved from Santa Anci to 1622 Browning Ave . Irvine. I STOCKS JUST TOO COMPLICATED? ... ; (From Page CU rees, sometimes as high as 1 5 p 1~· "That drove out all the <s rt ter llraders." he said."Youusedtobeablet oundtn (buysell 1for one-half point." T he Laguna Hills br ker said that there is grow ing interest by invest rs m "discount brokerage houses." although he felt many m1sundcrstci nd that cutting fees does not necessarily cut services The NYSE study found the maJority or those sur veyed believe that business profits will continue to increase. but th at their confidence will not translate to purchases. WHO SUFFERS most from this? Batten commented: "Negative public attitudes toward invest ing in corporate s ecurities most ser iously threaten the prospects of thousands of smaller and medium-sized. growth oriented com· panies " Lack of interest m these securities, said Batten. · injures those companies "which desperately need equity capital to maintain their position on the lead· mg edge of technological innovation " Batten lamented that public tax policy 1s chang- ing Cl nation or "adventuresome. risk-laking in d1viduals ··into one of "econom1cally timid souls" a complaint echoed by J . Peter Grace, president or W.R. Grace & Co. in a letter to AJ Ullman. chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee G RACE COMPLAINED that business sorely needs large amounts or investment in order to. con tinue its strong role in national and 1nte rnat1onal <.'conomies. Capital gains taxes. he said. are a key reason why Americans have lost incentive to back lJ.S. cor- ·porations. Grace pointed out that of the six countries with highest industrial output. the lJ S. ranked last in business investment as a percentageofGNP , lowe~ in average increase in productivity. last in average annua l inctease in GNP and s ignificantly. was the only oneorthesix with a capital gains tax f1cit s pending "which has become a major sourct· of inflation " Edmond C Puckhaber. director or resecirch !or Dean Willer Reynoldi.. Inc . recently !>ummed up a commonly held busme!>s view of inflat1on ·s cause ··w e hoJ>(' that ' President Carter 1 stresses a ~mtt 011 goH•rnment spending efforts to control def1 c!I :-.pe nding and pro' 1d1ng st 1 mi;!u ~ to c~·P"·'' form ation ·· Wil l the alt<.•rat1on of public policy anc! fostering understanding of stock <.·xchange a(·t:v1t1es help re build individual market participation"' Batten th.Inks so H E URGES A broudly based educational ~ffort to help people learn to make stock buying decision:-. and to suggest the market"s possjb1ht1es ai. the bel>I 1nflat1on hedge But he also believe!"> that pubhc policies on defi cit i:.pendmg and taxation must be changed in order to increase the uppca l of corporate securities ··Failure to act m both areas can only aggravate the g rowth. inflation and product1v1ty prob!e m;"o a lready plagtmlg our nation.·· Batten said. 12 ANNUAL SO. CALIFORNIA OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS SHOW June 29 -July 2 Looking for a business o f your owll A marketplace of full & parH1me business opportunities for Men & Women Investments from '500°0 to '60.000°G. THE INN AT THE PARK HOTEL 1855 So. Harbor -Anaheim. CA Gen Adm '2'0 1 '' p,.,, d.111v -1 I rm s..r• couoces lldml11eo '°' '•" :irter 7 p "' Tl'ur! ~ n 11 Sa1 • GRACE URGED a reduction m s hort-term capital gains to a maximum of 25percent -zero tax for assets held more than 10 years; an end to · 'double taxation" of dividends by their exclusion from feder al assessments. and an end to government de-• ' • • FROM Fash ion Island Newport Beach STEREO SOUNDS OF THE HARBOR -·-... . . .. . . ..... .. ' • It #' •• -... --• ,, . , " ... .. .·T":··--··,-·,,,.--. .. . ,...., .. . ,. . ~ ' . . . . ,. . . . . . -~~ ·:-· ... REAL ESTATE MAILBAG,COMPANV TRAVEL Sunday July 2. 1916 OAll. y PILOT C3 ~Travel Compensation .,. .... Does an overbooked airline owe businessman $75 for three-hour delay? By KIUSTIN GQFF NEW YORK (APl -How much is your time worth when you are traveling? Is an hour 11t an alrport worth S25? Is a lhree·hour dcJay worth$78? Those are the sort of questions airlines are grappling with these days as they prepare to oomply with new government regulations going into effect Sept. 3. AMERICAN AIRLINES already has begun testing a plan to pay persons who volunteer lo give u' their seats on nights that are overbooked. By the end or JuJyor in early August, American plans tolmplementtheprogram nationally. So far. says airline spokesman Uav1d 1... Fraily, the tests indicate that enough wouJd·be travelers are willing to give up t heir seats for cash and a later Oight to compensate for the ~minuscule" number of passengers who must be "bumped" because a flight was overbooked. ''We haven 't really bit on the sums yet." said Fraily. In tests on selected flights at Chicago, Boston. New York and Tucson, the compensation offered has ranged from $25 to S75 a nd occasionally has hit $100 depending on the· distance of the flight. length of delay. time of day and other factors. Early results indicate 4 percent to 8 per· • cent of the passengers would accept cash if iheir night were overbooked and they were accom rnodatedon a later fl1~ht Those nights lion "t rt>presem the numbers of persons actually bumped from fl1~hts. instead. they are responses to pamphlets asking passengers if they would gl~ up thc.ir seat. 1f 11ecessary. and listing both compensation ant.I the next available flight Current regul ations already m·andate that µassengers with confirmed reservations who are bumc*"d from a flight that has been oversold will be paid from $25 to S200 but only if the airline cannot get them lo their destination withift two hours o f the original arrival ttme THE CAB SA VS 138,346 passengers were bumped from overbooked flights last year and 68.000 of·lhem were compensated. Overall, nearly seven passengers for every l0,000 who new were bumped last year, up from 4 6 for each 10,000 in 1973. The new tougher regulations reflect a com promise tfetween the CAB.which had considered outlawing the practice of overbookinJ. and airlines that argue that 1t is necessary ~cause a large number of persons make reservations but never show up for the fhght and don't bother to cancel the reservation UNITED AIRLINES. which also 1s in the process of developing plans to comply with Real Estate Mailbag Rent ? • 1Hvor~ee'11 Dilemma By ROBERT J . BRUSS DEAR 808· I'm so mixed up. with every- one telling me what is best . I hope you can help. I'm 44, divorced (after 20 years of mar riage >. wor k as a Sl'cretary earning about SB.300 per year I plus S2.000 from $25,000 savings J. have a l3·year old child to raise. and pay S275 monthly apartment rent. The landlord 1s raising m y rent by 10 percent a~ain I wonder 1f I should buy a small home for about SJO.()()()? Ho .... much down payment is required ') Al my age could r get a 30-year mortgage? Or should I con tinue renting'> Elsie G DEAR ELSIE: If you continue renting, all you 'll get are continued rent increases and a pile of rent receipts. But II you buy a home. you'll be-building equity la forced savings account) in two ways· <I) by reduction or the mortgage balance. and (2) by marke t value appreciation of the home. Most well·located, well-maintained homes ap · predate lo value at least as fast as the 7 percent inflation rate. A good real .-:state agent can find ' you a home you can afford. lie or s he will show you how to nuance it too. Most people can a fford a home priced 2.5 to three times their annual gross income. Make only a large enough d wn payment to keep your monthly housing costs al about 25 percent ot your income. You should h\ve no trouble gPtting a 30- y,..ar mortgage. LEASING SAFEGUARDS OU~LINED ... ' ( Fl!>m Page Cl • a/so enttled to know 1f ·ou ca.nor can't buy the propert3 and if you can. when arrl at what price One c2cis1on thiit will affect ltasing costs and terms .s whether you e hoose an '"open end .. 10r fimnn 'l rir .. closed end " lrusc. With thl· open end lease Y•U run the risk of owing txtra money Ide· pending on the pro perty 's value when you return t For ~l<ample, when ) ou s 11n a three-year opt:n erd car lease. the leas ing company may estimate that the car ~·ill be vorth S2.000 after three y!ars or nor mal us e. If it's worth only · St ,500 vhcn returned. you ma) have to pay a : SSOO balloon payment. ·• fn a cbsed end lease. · you are not responsible ; for the value of the pro • pe rty wben you r eturn it. A lttuugh monthly p a y m en t s m a y b c .,h igher , there is no :•balloon paym_ent REMEMBER that in an open end lease the !)easing company must s urance maintenance and spedal fees. To help you compare the cost of buying ~n ~redit with the cost of open end leasing. re· member that you must be told the total amount you are responsible for under the lease, t he value of the property at the beginning of the lease and the difference between the two. Check th.is difference ca r e fully with the finance charge you'd pay if you bought the <.'a r on credit. IF LEASING is your choice, shop around for the best price and terms . Examine the cosL<> and advaota~s of bot h open and close?end leas es. and look at options. such as whether the leasing company will pay for repairs a n d maintenance. Lease advertising also 1s regulated by th.is law 'If a leasing company 1 advertises the amount or number of payments or that an y or no down payme nt is r e quired. it also mus t slate the total or regular payment s. your responsibilities at t he end or the lease. and if you can purchase the property What 1r the leasing com p any fails to ~1ve you the r equired 1n formation or does so 1m prope rly? You may sut! for 25 percent of the total of the monthly pay· ments <not less than $100 or more than $1.000 > plus a ny a<'t1tal damages If AN advert1semenl violates the Jaw. the leasing company can be s ued for your actual dam ages. A s uccessful law s uit entitles you to court costs and reasona· ble attorneys' fees The law also provid es ... l~78 PORSCHES ~ AREHERE! PORSCHE LEASING MEW & USED c riminal penalties for intentionaJ \•1olations Several federal agen cies are responsible for e ndorsing the Consumer Leasing Act. Bank lease transact ion questions should be cllrected tu Federal Reserve Bank. 400 'Sansome St . P 0 Box 7702, San Franc1s<'o. Calif 94120 ldentify the name and location of the bank an volved so your letter can be brought to the ap A voluntary bumpinl:{ rc.•gulat1ons. says its no show rate i9 about 10 per cent to 15 percent on an average day Its adds that the J)f.q,cedure of booking more reservations th<1rt scuts cm a plane enabled lt to carry l l million passengers in seats that othc1'wise would have been unfilled last year Under the new regulations. approved by the CA B early this ycur. airlines with more passengers than available seats will be required to first seek volunteers willing to wait for another night and pay them an unspecified a mount for their trouble IF P ASSENGERS arc removed mvoluntanly because of overbooking. they are to receive full value of their ticket as compensation. up to a max 1mum ofS200. evcn 1fthc alternate night leaves on Iv m anutes later · Compensation 1s double the ticket value. up to a maximum of $400. 1fthere 1s a delay oflwo hours or more in arriving at a destination except for 1n- ternat1onal flights Several years ago. Eastern Airlines began of -\ fering a special Leisure Fare on flights that were booked full. Under the plan. which officials sa.> should make its adjustment m1mmal. a passenger pa vs full toath face with the unde rstanding that 1f there 1s no room on the plane. he'll get a refund on the ticket and a free ride to his destination on thl" rH.•xt <1va1IC1blenight ~s Over 6:i Apply? DEAR BOB I <im over 65 How much tax deduction will I get on the sale of my rental pro· oert v" Charles 11 DEAR CHARLf.S : None. The "over 65 rule" applies only to the sale or your principal re· sidence. It m11kt>s the profit on the first $35,000 of the!· les price tax-free. To qualify. you must own a ive in the residence at least fi ve of the f"ig ht y ars before sale, be 65 or older on the transfe r day. and have never used this lax brt>ak before. Ask your lax adviser for details. Zoning Chat19e Ri11k DEAR BOB We own a lot al a s ummer re· surt Last wtnlcr a small group of the area's year-round rt•s1dcnts changed the zoning o n our lot To get·a bu1ld1ng permit. we now need six limes the sm~ formerly required What can we d11" M r R C DEAR MR. R .C.: See an a ttor ney . Proposed zoning c hanges us ually require notification of affected property owners. If you weren't properly notified , the zoning change may not be valid as to your property. S()r'1J-~,, S pc.-dffr" DEAR BOB I wrote you over a year ago \ 11u still haven't told me what I s hould do about my proble m with my Flor1di.1 lots Why'> Julia M propriate bank enforce ment agency Lhe Fede ral Reser ve Board ( ror slale ·c h a rtc:red member banksl, the Comptroller of the Cur re n cy~<ror n,111onal ba nks> or thl' f'ederal De pos i t ln s ur(.tnt•c Corporation I for non. member rns ured b;anks. Call 642· 5678. Put ~ few words lo work tor ou. Punch '"Personally I can't see what's so marvelous abou1 ~ being a ble 10 use a company car ·· D t;AR J ULIA: Sorry, buC I can't give. specific advice about a specific property. Onl~ questions or general interest.can h4> used. Wiring'~ D~I~~• h·f' OF.AR Ron On July 1. 197i my husband ;rnd I boul!ht our home In August we had two 4uahf1t>d c:lertrac1a1h tell U1' thf, wiring was so bad the wholt.> houst· c·ould go up inflames So we had t ht-houSt· n· v. 1 n·d .:11 J cost of S500 Shouldn't the pn•v1ou!-owner~. or the real l'Slat~ e1~ent. pe1y al teal-it µa rt., M re; Carland C D EAR 1'1RS. GARLANIJ (.".: It is possible. in most state!., to rescind a ~ale if you can prove the seller or h.is agent misrepresented the pro· perty or faiJed to disclose a known defect. U the seller or the al(ent told you "This house bas ex· cellent wirfn~" a nd if you can prove it. you may have a good ost'. Your lawyer can give you full details. Tht' timl' to closely insr1ect a property purchase is before you b~come rully obligated to buy it. That's why so many buyers use cont· ingency clauses in their purchase of(~rs for in s pt'ctions such as for termites. dry rot, fungus. plumbing. wirtn~. roof, and foundation. Your problem could also have been avoide<t if you had obtained a one year home warranty. now offe red throuf(h real estate agents in most urban a reas. that payi. for many home defects arising within a year a fter purc:hase. * • *For ONLY 6 MONTH TERM * 8 1/2% NEW $10.000 SIX MONTH Certificates Minimum Purchase $20,000. That yield 8.7% if the interest 1s placed 1n a 611:0% passbook account and left for one year. Interest 1s paid quarterly. Matures al the end of the second calendar quarter. May be withdrawn at the end of any calendar quarter thereafter without penalty No interest paid if redeemed prior to maturity Accounts open by the 12th of July earn from the ft rs I • tell you that you may have a balloon payment . .and bo~ it Is calculated. 'At the end of t he lease • you hav.? the right lo Ob· •:tain an estimate or the • e>roperty's worth from a n independent ap p r aiser. Both parties f11 u st a bi de by the t\stimate. CALL THE EXPERT BILL YA TES, tHe . VW /PORSCHE 837-4800 493-451 1 Cominunlly's thri a<:r.ounts pav vou more inter· est than vou-rcccive from manv oth~r financial inslilulic;ns where vou u~uallv !'iave. and Wt? r1ay your interest monthly on a ll u~rlifit.alP and 11as!.- book accounts. 8 % $10 00 ONE YEAR Certificate Thal yieT 8.24% when the interest 1s pieced 1n a 61n°4- passb I< account and left for one year Interest 1s paid mon· tnly. M ures at the end of 12th calendar month. May be w1lhdra n al the end of any calendar month thereafter without penalty. Maximum 3 months interest penalty for early withdrawal. N~ interest paid for a partial month Accounts open by the 12Jh ~f July earn from the first The Consumer Leas- u1g Acl limits balloon paymellt.S on open end Jeases 10 no mote than lhree times the nverage monthlJ payment -un· less you agree to m ake a blgher payment or have osed the property m ore than what Is average. The leasing company ~en seek a larger ~ay. ment by going to court, but it mul prove that its ori1inal estimate of tbe property '• v alue . ~lthousb wrons. was Rasonable and made ln good faJ&b. The company b as to pay your al · toroey·s fees in such a lawsuit, whether or not It wins. WREN DECIDING which purchase mt'tbod to use. consider an ex- pen ses. a u ch a s In · ... -. Apal'bllant ownership 4-Plex Opportunity AllAHEIM A once 1n a lifetime apartment ownership opportunity in boOming downtown Ana- heim -less than 1 mile to Disneyland Just 15 complete occupied 4-Plex buildings to sell. Includes carpet, paneling, 2 baths, fireplace. built-in kitchen. private patios, wood shake roof. Nice grounds. pool, ,ust off Anaheim Blvd (Anaheim's main street) on Cllfton -one bfock north of Ball Roed. Model open dally from 10:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. EJ1cellent t~rms. 4 units. lrom $1•• to $1•- HERITAGE AIAL TORS 212 E,41 Clifton Ave .. Anetie1m CA (714) 112-1on --........ : 1''1 ,. ,,..•r.11!• ... ,, .... ,. .. .,, .... _. IV•• ufln 6'fi'1 nr 8"' "" tlu 1111/111, 11111 1111111 1•11111• ,,,,., • ... """"""" M_. ~,... ... 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TOO!/"" we pay postage both ways Lei us send you lull inforhiat1on- 1ust ask 1 Statewide Offices serving Californians for over a quarter of a century. Coat• Mete, 270 Effi tlJ" Street. (714) 645·3153 long 8•1ch, 4501 Pacific Coaat Highway. CA. (213) 498·3301 A11a1labfe to Cal1forn1a Res1cle111s Only ,. ... -- ) E\\ 't)NK STl)t2K EXCHA \\ t-t·~:~ anti Yra r'\ Hi~h, Lo~ .. ... l . . -. . ' ' GE ,lo '" ......... , ... Ill> • , . . . . . . . .. . . 1 I . : . . . . ......... ...,. -._ .. ~IERI<: .. \.' ~T(lCK E\Cll .\ GE ..... _ ,, -... -- CJ VfN REBOUND <from Page C2l w Ith Mldl'8Sl COUJllrlCS holding sr. man) petrodollar-; he thank an eas in..: of th1s tJX polto might go far to ttltt•r the balancl' of paymenLS VTN after 3 ye ars of tough umei.. 1:-. beguuun.e to how pos1t1vc sign:. substant ial cul , m 1b debt to (.IQ Wt> ralJo lor ex,1mple. ~aid Trindle with a smilC' New management .• 1 refocusing of goals and tight controls seem to pro misc that the Irvine based company Wiii rind thl• lltxl few years no (CSS cxacllng, but a lot mor~ cheerful than tames JU~l pai,t .. .. -.. -... 1s a good day to advertise m the Daily Pilot Classtf 1ed Section. 642-5678 To Subsrn b& To YOUR Community Newspaper ., I .-.... ,• • l 'JI t J I I . -............ . -. . . . . . . . . . '. ,,. 't .... t ' D41l 't PILU f • Sunoay July? 1878 REAL ESTATE Moving Up In Real Estate ... W ·\DE G l.Ol U£KMILK has JOlnt:d Emk&)' l>t•\ t•lo1>ml•nt Jll1I Hl'ully Company of Newport lk:it•h as prnJt.•ct ma nager. 11 has bl'cn announced by Doug Hurlon, vice president. con- '>trttC'twn, for the general con- t rn ct mg und rlf'velopment firm Loudermilk, 32. will be 1·t·spons1blt-for m aster planning uf industrial and office develop- ments for Emkay as we ll a s genl'ral industria l and office ownN 1ust•r and develope r pro- touoERM•t " Jl'C'ts I It rclocatt•d to tht• West C:oast an 1977 after five' t.'<11'..., as chief estimator and project manager for ll EFCO Construction Company of Phoeni x. .\r11ona A natan· or P hoenix. he holds a B.S in Con:-.trut·t rnn Enganet•rang and Business fro m A r11on J St all' l 'n1 vt:rsaty llonuld :\l Bard Associates has appointed KE'\"llETll /\.LEIGHT r callor associate, accord- ing to D1t·k Fcntaman. v1C·c pre '>ldl'nt of rt.•sul<>s for tht· Tu!>tin bJ s t•d n.·all \ firm I .l'1ght -holds a Oi\ 1n com mun 1t·at1ons from Cal1forn1a State l 'mH•rsllv. Fullerton and is t·urrcn,tly studying for his brokl•rs heensl' in rt•al estate \ past Sl'trctary 0£ the I rv i 11t· .1 aycec.s Lcq:;ht was narnNI .J;n't'l't' of the-Mo nth of t hal 1'11t11itt•r for December, LEIGHT 1!177 111• \\tll he assigned to the firm's Irvine of· I ll'4' T tlOMAS \'/\LENTINE, 41. has been appoin l- t"' 1·-.:1•cut1n• v1n• president of the Bergheer Com - pany Valentine has an extens ive residential constrwction back- ground. including service with Barcluy-Hollander Corpor ation. the M 1ss1on Viejo Com pany, and S & S Construction Com· pan) Valentine 1s the past µrt!s1 - dt•n t a nd treasure r o r the Hes1denlta l Purchas ing Coun- cil. a nd 1s active m the Sales v •tfNT•NE :ind M arkctin~ Council · \ <1lt•nl1n.· a nd his wife. J a nine. reside with th1·11 I hrl·t· duturcn in M iss1on V1eJo. ( HUH \ 'Ii SKENDERIAN has been named nlJll:Jgf'r 111 lh1• Monan•h Bay Office o f Nolan Real Es! .11 1• f 111 !-.k!'nd1•na11 .l'"ned Solan 1n I!nti r ovcrset'1ng tlw opl·rut111n of lht• Monarch B.'.i\ <HftCl' .inti wtll supervise d t•\ l'll nthl'r s:ilc·..., ai.soc1a tes Skcntlc•r1an s interests out· sldl.' of reul ('l'l tiltc include ten· n1s. poltt1cs. stained glass and ' . ~.: 'llP Bl lll'l! r,1s ... music Shl' resides in seceNoe111AN ·1 hr1•1• l\n·h B.i' Yo 1th ht•r two children . Marcus. 10 .ind \J,11' x · I h;11 l1· ... I' <'onnr·r ,,res ident of Western \I u l 11.tl l"sl rm\ ( 'orporatton. has announced the appointment 11r DOROTHY GORDON as manugcr of the Airport Center offtC'C' of the m- dC'pC'ndcnt escrow firm M 1ss Cordon J01ns Western l\t 11tual Escrow Corpor a tio n with approximately s ix years 1•xpcrience as an escrow officer "'1th independe nt escrow firms and a detailed background in thl• rc•al estate field. according CORooN to Conner !'he Airport Cl·ntc r branch office has been 't'• \ 1ng lhl' N1•wport Beach real estate pro- h•..,..,1onuls and r(•s1clents since February of 1977 .11111 pro\'iclt•s a wide variety or escrow trans action s 1n<·li1d1ng t•xchung<>s. contrac ts. commercial , m111t1plt> and s ingle family escrows TOM SllOLLIN of Newport Beac h has been named Pro1ect Director for MountamGate. the ~110.000.000 commun1t:v b('1ng d t• \ e I o p e d a n d b u 1 I t b y ...,nuthwe..,t F.nv1ronm<•nt.s. Inc for B:Jr(·l::i\ ll ollander l'orporat1on. a !-o.Ubs1d1ary Of ('ustle and Cooke Inc· Sholhn also 'll't• pn•s 1dcnt of South'A-t•s t En\ 1rnnments .... 1nl't: 1!177 ;i..,i.umc·s rt.'spons1bil1ty for ;.ill production ;ind purch.1~111J! for the new Brentwood r<'sttll•nt1al com SHOLL•N m unity. as Wl'IJ as rontmumg his ad visory and supervisor~ rnlt•s on other Southwest projects. A 19(;(1 gr:iduat<.· of USC. Shollin holds a BA degree in nusrn<.'S'-i\dmrnistration a nd abandoned .i promising c:irl•t•r :.is a profes~ional baseball player to µursut• a tar cer in real estate and pro· pcrty manag<>mc·nt In 1969. Shollin was made vice pn•sidenl of Diversified Communities of Newport Hc•ach . m charge of the Western States Develop- ml'nl 01vis1on of m obile hom e parks Beach Lovers GRAND OPENING PHASER .. Homes By The Beach Sangle-lamilv homes 1n ,---..::---~------, old H un1tng1on Beach Just blocks from lhe oeach 3 bedrooms lrom $120.000 Huntinmon ~a e - 507 17th <;11~1 Hunnn,g100 ~. c, Q2M8 l714) Q6G.5l44 Another fine product ftan fOJOt Development Corp. .. . -. --~ -. Capistrano B e af!h Building Mill Homes D~hut ~.~.~~<!;., Orangl' County i. most un1Qu~ st•asidc village will be previewed this 'A-eekcnd when Villc lli Construction Company introduces its O ld Mill Pond project JUSt above the ocean at Capis trano Beach j ust north of San Clemente Built around an unus ual private Juke and stream with a natural ·'old mitr' stream atm os phe re of full" grown trees. rocks. and gardens, the European-like. ocean orie nted village incluµes just 58 condom inium homes PRICES AT TH E new seaside de .-elopmenl range start at $97,990 with exce llent con ventional t erms and near immediate move in available Early buyers slill have an opportun1 ty to select from the many custom like optionals being offered by the long-tim e famtly building company dows . s tained g l a s s \o\l ndows balconies. wood shake roofs. and the unusual comb1nat10n of intimate waterstape all blend with tht• backdrop of lhe Pacific Ocean lo c reate one or the most charming sea communities eve r built a long thl• western coast DEVELOPER FRANK V11lell1 urged buyers to acl quickly ior best selection Early sales from visitors who purch:ised during constructwn indic a te' almost 1mm ediute sell out o( the community JUsl be1n~ completed ·· t\fter a ll." the developer pointed out. "when the Old Mill Pond 1s sold out. tht.·re will never be ;rnything quite like 1t again Just above the occ:in. the Old Mill Pond is easy to n•ach via the San Diego Freeway tu the Camino de lr;.in..,~1ct1on for a Olll' <•l'rt· '>Ile 1n Costa M esu Nt•wport Mesa Investors of Nt•w1x>r1 Beath have started construc tion for ·• rnulltplt• tcnunt build· 1ng which is valued al $500.000 l1Hl1t !-o.lr1al Brokers . I hmug h USS(l('IUtt· Mike II a) n·111·csl•ntl'd both !ht• wllt•r :ind the buyer ir1 th1 .... tr:in~attiun I.11t•att•d <al West 17th ~11 t•ct I.wt ween Placcnttu .11HI Pomona avenues . lh1· fu tun· facil1tv 1:. be· 11\M dt•...,1g_ned \\ 1tti nearl~ :!0.1100 .... ~u:..111• 11·1·1 or "l':Jl'l' "llllc.lbll' f111 tit\ 1~1 lilt• I t·n.1110 What CAN You Cet for a dime "these days?? TODAYS COMPLETE STOCKS 642·4321. DAILY PILOT Vaulted l'eilings. in timate window seats. richly tiled kitche ns. used brick fireplaces. French style win- E strella ofiramp Follow Camino de -~----~-------~~-~~~~-~~~~-~~~~~ Estre Ua to Camino Capistrano then left a fe w yards to the proJect Crestwood Big Seller O pened only three weeks ago, Crestwood Es tates. in the new Irvine Village of Northwood, has already sold 16 of the 47 hom es to be offered in the development, according to Patrician-Carlton Development Com- pany The architect for the development IS Red Moltz & Associates or I rvinc Coining Soon AFFORDABLE T he se lf-contained community pre- sents a delightful balanC'e of conve ni e n c<>. leis urc acl1v il1cs. and landscaped beauty P lus h communi- ly parks. environmentally protected o pe n s paces. bicycling and hiking paths. plus a half acre private park and "lot lot." are som e of the most attractive features Condominiums &. Tuwnhomes De s i g n e d for lurge f a mil y lifesty les, Cr estwood E s tates offers three noor plans ranging from 1,800 to i! .827 square feet, priced from SI lll;_OOO lo $145,000. woodside FEATURES IN Crestwood Es.ates hom es include such a menities as self· cleaning ovens. bu1lt-m planters for kitchens. fi replaces, vaulted ceilings. built-in wet bars . rear and side yard fencin~ with front g ate. garage door openers a nd superior quality de· corator appointments throughout EXTE RIOR m aintenance of com - mon grounds is m anaged by the homeowners· a ssoc1at1on, whic h charges homeowners an estimated Sl3 64 per month for m em be rship ~l~~nOower Ave To reach Crestwood Estates model homes take the Santa Ana Freeway to the Culver · Exit Drive north on Culver one bloC'k north of rrvine Boulevard Santa Ana, California 92704 @ Lqual Housing Opportunuy "t ,,..._ ···~-~ '/0 ~:.la •·I 9 ,, , ~"" . . -•· ~ -' ~ I ~0--1'•: ,! .. ~----~-·" - 66 Model Homes from 18 Master Ouilders, and they're all in Irvine's Newest Village! Ir s mosr likely you II come away from your hm v1s11 ro lrvt0e's VIiiage of "Nontiwood w11h a len5e oi reol occompli!ihmenl AJ losr 10lill hove found me communiry ond me home you d olwoy5 wor11ed kY your family. There Ole so many choices such a wide ronge of ordiileCt\JrQI s1y1tn9s. so many d1tfe<enc~ 1n size. pnce. and loconon rho1 we coll '' The Gfeo1esr Home ~ on fonh" Our Vlll<><Je NO!Ttiwood" is IMOe's newesr Village We mini< II i rhe besr Plons coll tor 1 B ~ Shopping cenrer and ~hools There ore fewer homes Pt>f acre man any orher Irvine v1lloge The R.e91on .Noohwood is convenient 10 rhe Sonro Ario Son Diego Newpon [k>och ond LO<]Vno Oeoch Freeway, There s fabulous Shopping neaby ood Orange Coos• beaches ore reod1ly reached as ore rno;or employmenr. culrurol ond recreo11onol cenrer, -. -. .. -,...,,_,,. ...... See "Northwood" 1odoy. Ir's rhe growing opporruniry 1n lrvtne • 0.00 o...cip, ... Co • ~!Vt. 211f~Pano~ (? ") 6')6-1 JeO 0 11o.1~~Co W~ OJ ~00!'04 ~family~~ ( 714) 5<&4~700 0 '6/0C>dwmJ Co Aml>ftWOOO 10. Hond>orrw ~ fomlly ~ ~ c 714) &.32 .30&1 • ~~'l.Mow Uft!I< .).) ly~ 171 • ~ 51-cppong ,.,.,,. ·~!r'~ A<M<>...-wwd Melt*~~ ,,. ))0 )00) ·~~~~00..0~ (7 IA).)~ .)e(f1 • lnftnlOI• ~~ ~ !JO MllQroollceni ~ famly ~ (7 1A).)5Q.~1 .f\6W~Co ·~~ oo rrv ~~ fO'Nlr ~ ~ (7!Al ~•OOQ • r\ P ""'omw-qon Co ~ Mlll l\.f\ 1()4 f~~fcmly ~~ f TIA) ),)! t&2J • ~ Elllolt COl'W Co ~ Picx4' l'oT OI m r\icNr I t'Ollncxt0o.a ~ kimolr Hamft c11'>.).)2 l~ , .............. -.... -. ._ .. ._ -.. -..... ~ ...... •4 .1 .. ·~e<Hcmft fomou\~~·~~~ 0141 ~1 • ~ NontMOOd ~(!Wiand f\V Pol\ •~~· ·~Nor!tlwood~ tee>Cwom ~ ~ fomctf Dtfodwd. (714) "2-0062 • ~.(Jon Caw Co ~ P!ocl' Oo1onoe ot m flKJW ,.__, ~ Fomo1y o.octlt!d Homft (' 141 ~ 1~ • "'°"*'OIO" ~Co -~Hollow JOO°'""'"~~ fomi!V Homft ( 71•) ~ ~ •'*'t'Jmorqon ~CD ll'OCll)ol 1\1' JOO°""""'~~ fOToly ~ ( 11Al .).)I ()3.).) . ' .... . . . ' .. e • e • .. • • • • • • • • t • • t I " " NATIONAL I Cooking Up Stor• 1~.,-~-:~-"~-~-.c:-.:c-t:-1-p-~-CT-ITI-~S-~<Yr-u,.-~~-=-NAME 5TAT EMI NT MAM« STATEMENT Tl>e followlNJ pe<_, I• OOlnQ bull• T"e IOllowiNJ Ptrton It OOtnQ blal· R estawmit Host Gets Carried Auny · nei\a\ MH n CO NSTRU CTI ON CO N ST£ELGUARD FENCE CO .~ SU LTANT S, 0 01 Se•SllO••. Utll Sl•••I. Hllllll1\4110tl Bea<ll, CA NewPOtl BM<ll. CA...,.., fUA7 PENCF. Sf>Rl!'!GS \\' Va <Al>I To the people who !-.lOp b>1 Aiihby Btrkley's restaurunl on lhc Grt'~n br1er River. 1l's mo~t obvwvi> the man lovt!s to cook For a group of friends. he recently prepared what he called a "simple lunch." It begun with un appetizer of mulled eider and ham pale, rouowed by a hot slaw. The entree was a Pork and chicken pie accomp:.m1ed by a stuffed tomato, with rum pie for dessert. And 1t was all washed down with two kinds of wine. "I HAVE TROUBLE COOKJNG a light meal," Berkley s aid. "I get started and I just cook and cook and cook." 8 t;RKLEY I, " GRADUATE or SIMI•., R-rt Gould, "°' Hei>-o ...... Helli °'""· .OS Ulh $1rwl, lune. NtWllOfl llaKh, CA .,..,., Huntington llHCl'I. CA ~1 the Culinary I ru;tltute al New Haven. Th•• bu~neu 11 c-•.o b1.,, 1... Tiii• buwneu •• <onc1UCtec1 tty •n '" Conn., but I!\ not a single-minded 01"1dll•151_,...,.RObol•tGO\. 'JlvlC1u••0_,N Old• fllUn , he h8S many intereStS, and TlllS \l-'1-1 W~ llled wltll t"" llllt "at-I WM llltd wllh ~ almost as tnany bu~ineSSeS. Countv Cleflt. ot Orenoe County on County Oerl( of Ot.inge County on June 1, int June 7, 1'11 Antiques are a n interest im· l'MS1>4 ""'111 mediately obvious, even if you go no JP 11 ub1 11\td 0r-Co••• 0.11., P1101, Publlshed 0ranoe eoa•• 0•11y P1101 I ti 2S July' 1918 June 11, 18, lS, Julw 2. 1'78 further than the restaurant. Con-' · · · '· 11»1• • cessions to the 20th century have been made an the 100-year-old log P U&UC NOTICE house. but they are confined chiefly j -...1..-------- to the kitchen. The dining rooms "~t::;.~':4!:~~·:::s have kerosene lamps. and Berkley T1>e 10110...1119 c-son 1s dolno busl· :ind his employees dress in period MU~~Ll l'ORN IA PROPERTIES C!Othmg. UNL IMITEQ, 1171$ SllY Park Cir, SI• J ust a piece up the road. Berkley C•"!,~ln1~'."*o.':i,. ess S.o119u11 1.n .. <ind his wife run an antique shop. u202. Newport &a.ch, c. ., .. l And a n tee cream parlor. And a floa Tiii• DuslntSs 1• tondu<•eci 1>y •n 111· .., dlvldllal. market. And don't forget the Pence AM .. o.oavis S · W t C h. h II Tiiis 1ta1-t was flied wltl't 1M prtngS a er 0 ., W IC Se S SOme Coul\ty Clerk ot Or•noe County on ,,,..,, P UBlJC NOTICE l'ltTITIOUS auSINESS j NAMIE STATIEMl!tp-The 1011-1119 P*f_, I• dol119 """ MUaS ANCO 6121 SYClney Or , Hu1ll ln<11on 8Mdl. C. '2 .. 1 Ja<ll i;.r\Oft, 021 SyClney Or , Hunlinc;i1on BHc:h. C.. "16A1 ThlS busiftftS Is <onCIUCled by~ tn Cll~ICIUal. Jll<k C.<'\O" TlltS s!Al-1 w•s 111.0 wit" IM County Clerk ol Or.inge County on June u , ttll of the best s pring waler in West June,.,"" , .... ,. l'fMtt Publlsllecl OtMQI! Coast Oallv Piiot V1rg1nia for 15 cents a gallon if you Publlsllecl Ot<li!Qe Cont Dally Piiot June 11, 25, July 2. '· 197• 2JU·1t bring your own container. July 2, t , 16, n. "" ?Wt-11 1 ___________ _ Visitors can attest to that. The standard dinner at the Riverside Inn • -a two-story log house -is a six- coursc meal. and Berkley has been known to prepare: 10 and 12-course meals for friends. Thost! can take three or four hours to cat. and guests often break between the sixth and seventh courses for s trolls along the river. "WE'VE N EVE R P ROMOTED any medicinal value to the water," 1 Berkeley said. "But it has it." I The flea market, open every Sun- day, draws more vendors than Pence Springs has residents. It's obviously • one of Berkley's favorite businesses. P UBUC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE "f read cookbooks the way other people read novels," Berkley said. "Bul not for recipes, just ideas . The only time l followed a recipe, 1l called for a combination of boiled s hrimp and ripe olives, it was absolutely horrid I haven't used a recipe since." "I love Junk," Ber kley said as he poked through a box of odds and ends . The flea market gives him a chance to buy for his antique store, but he often finds himself hoping no one else will buy a favorite find. APWlrePMIO Cov er Girl Slaffanee Leaming. 16. of Chantilly. V:.i • poses at New York ·s Waldorf Astoria aft~r ~hl· \\a.., named '.\~1t10nal I ligh Srhool Cover Girl of 1978. Shl•'ll hl' on lhe (ktober cover of Coed mugazine 'Pinball Wi zard' Hits the Jackpot DES MOl'.'JES. lnwa CAPl -If ever a whiz of :.1 Wi 7. there was. Oi<:k Galloway is it because of an 1ni:.p1ration called Pinball Wizard Inc. G allowav·.., idea for a family enterlainment arcade became a n •ality three years ago when in· flation nudgc<l him out r>f the vending machine business and forced him to "take a chance on an idea l had .. AFTER SOME HEAVY calculating -and !>Orn e sleepless nights lhat idea became Des Moines' lively. colorful Pinball Wizard arcade. Business has bloomed since into a n ational franchise operation that might soon dot the nation with family-oriented pinball parlors. Though friends and family reared a fi nancial fiasco. Gulloway never doubted the "Wiz" would be a winner "I had 'iomc trnuhlc getting s tarted because C\•erybody 1n th<.' busrnrss was so close-mouthed about everything." hl• said. BUT. WITll A F.\1'1 11.Y BUSINESS back- ground, one enterprise already under his belt and his father behind him. Galloway plunged into the pinball business with 13 machines and only a roof over his gallery. Galloway now has a pair of Pinball Wizard ~1rcades in Des Moines shopping centers and plans to es-tablish others in malls across Iowa. He's targeted SPolS in Nebraska, lllinois. Colorado and Florida for shopping center arcades The special thing about the Wizard operation. said Galloway, is its community i.lant. "We've created a supervised place for YOl,lng people. a soda fountain 'flappy Days' kind of place where people can go and have a good time. They can communicate, .. said Ule 35-year-old father of three. AM ID THE ROA RING ENGINES. r inging bells, rock music and battle sounds that are the Pinball Wizard, Galloway outlined the goals of his 9-month-otd corPoration. "We're trying to SUPPort an<l promote good, young upcoming citizens." Galloway said of "Wiz" activities . "We want to be an extension of lheir hom es. There are so many threats to decency now. We just want to promote good citizenship by giving young people a clean, decent environment where they can have fun. "There are some restrictions. We have rules and uniformed security. Bul, we try to treat the clientele Hke young adults. That 's what they are. And we give them the res pect they deserve." THE .. WJZ" STAGES a variety of promotional activities and com m unity benefits. "We helped rebuild St. J oe's Church when It b urned down," Galloway said. "We're trying to do all kinds of things like that. Have special days when our proceeds a nd our cllentele can help somebody else." PUBLIC NOTICE l'ltTI TIOUS IUSINEU NAMI STATEMENT Cance r Drugs Tested T ... e foll-1119 ""'_, I\ "°'"" l>USt· I nessT•~E SARAH ELIZABETH COM· PANY, 2128 ~nyon Drive, Cost• Mew. ea.mm 1 Jo•n N•ll 8.\r'llClull, &18 SI Jame\ Pl•<•, NeW1>0f1 llea<h, Ca ·~ BOSTON <A P> A T"" busintSS •S <ondu<led by .,,, on· diYIClual. Joan Nao I Bar,dull T"" stat~ was lllod wllh IM Coun1y Cler-ot Oran~ County on June 2'1, 1'71 ,_, Published O.at1~ co.ul Oallv PllOI July 2, 9, 1•, ll, 1978 1S1CHI PUBLIC NOTICE new test that predicts the best drugs to treat 1nd1v1dual cancer vie· t1m s cou ld b e of 1 .. t re mend o u s i m • t ---,.-,-c:T-1n_ou_s_a_u_s_1_N_1_s_s __ portance"' 1n fighting the NAMESTATIMENT d1::.ease, its developers ne!~!.'oll-1119 per-. Is clolnc;i 1>1111· say. ORANGE COAST COMPUTER The test. di.:;cover ed CONTRACTORS, 1 l<•mal11 Cou•I. NeWPOrl Bffcll, C. ., .. ] hy rescart·herS a l the Tllomo "loandtr R.snev. I University of Arizona :i:."t" C.ourt Newport Bu<" C•. Colleg<' of Medicine, Th1s 1>us•~•\<ondu<te<1b,.,n,,,. te lls dO<.'lors the kind of 01v1du•• drug and :.lrcnglh of This ~=n~ :::"i,i..o wu~ tP>e dosage that Wiii be most County Clerk ot Or•-Counly on June 2'1. 1.r1 effective 1n curing pa-I F"61S1 t1ents' tumors Pubtl\hed °'-c.oHt oa11., P11a1 Jul y 2, '· 1', ». 1911 1S0·78 T U E NEW England 11 .Jou r n a I of Medic ine 1--......... P_u_B_u_c_N_O_T_IC_E __ pubris hed a report on l'ttTtTious 1us1Nus the research. An accom· NAME sTATEMENT panying editorial said • ,,.~~s'.011-'llQ per-. is -"" bust· that if the test is perfect· . WELCOME TO MY WORLO, ms1 ed. it "would have a pro-~·;: 8 "'•"•· L•oun.1 N•9uei. C• found effect On the treat· ROH Pf>yllU S<oll. 2SU1 Calle t f , • I Be<etr•. ~ NI-I, C.. 92'77 men o cancer 1 "'"business is conc1 ... 1e<1 oy ""in· The Arizona doctors 01vldu•t. said the test was highly n1s ,~~~~':'.s 111ed wit" t,..., Ul'CUr ate in Showing in County Clerk OI 0r•n9'1 Cou11ty on ~d\•a n cc whi(•h drugs Junel'l,mL ,.....,. w 0 u Id s u cc c e d and Publls-°'-C:.0.•I o ••• , Ptlot w h I c h WO u I c1 (a i I in July 2· 9· "· 23• 1971 2S4J.ll PUBLIC NOTICE trcatlflg 18 patients with <·ancer of the bone m ar· 1 row or ovaries NOTICE OF NON·llESl'ONSlllLIT Y , Nolk@ •\ Mr•bv ooven lh•I ,,... un· TOE TEST . could be I (ltrs1Qne<I Woll nol ~ responsible 10< o r t r e m e n d 0 u s i m . I •ny o•IH• or 11ebl1111u con1ra<1ed by . al\y..,,. lnc:ludl119 G.\U S<hOrQer. olllt!r portance 1f the work ,,..nmysell,onor•ller1 ... tSd<1te continues to show this oe1ed11>o\UrC10.yo1 June, ma kind of promising C9r· ~~r::!:".,.u11 or relation." Dr Syd ney New-1 8.ach,~'l?..o Sa I mon who directed Published°'-eoas1 D••IY P1tot, ( • July.1, 2,a. 1'711 2~s.11 MEDICINE ) PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICITIOUS BUSINESS NAM[ STATEMENT PUBlJC NOTICE l'ltTITIOUS aUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Tiie 1011-1119 per-. " CIOlnQ bu~t nenH SHORELINE MARINE SERVICE 1'14 Pl•<.,,,tla ""* . Cosl• Mts•. C• 92'27 Lewis R. Peoe Jr , 29SI> Rovat P•lm Or Cosl• Mna. C:. 9242• T "'' bu\Oneu tS condu<led by •n on· o,v.oua• L•wlsR P~Jr Th•• s••t-t .... s llled wolh Ille County Cle•~ 01 Oranoe C:Oun11 on June u , 1971 ,.,..IS PubllSl>ed Otano< C:O.st Dally Ptlot June 11. 2S. July?, 1. 1918 1Jll 11 P UBU C NOTICE l'ltTITIOUS aUSIHESS NAMIE STATIEMINT The lollowlno perS0<1• •re do•no buslntUU KATSUMARU MFG CO LfO. 41•' L tnd\trom Avenue. Irvin~. C.1tlorn1• 92114 Won 110 Lee. •Ht L•nd\lrom Avenue, lntoM, C.lll0<n1.i 9111• '"IS C>USll'\4.!'\S •S conduchtO «>• •n tn d1v1dua1 Won Ho Le~ Tl\,. •t•lomenl was lllod wtlh 111e Cou11ty Clerk ot OrdRll" County on Ju11e H , 191& ,..,..,, Publlsl>ed 0ra"'1f eoast Oaoly Piiot. JuM II, U -Julv 2, •. 1'71 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS aUSIN£SS NAME STATEMENT T,,e IOllowinQ pe<_, I\ OOtnc;i l>uSt• ntHoU P&E ENTERPRISES, 11092 ES~• Ot .. Los Al-los. CA 901'20 Cectl C. (.Mey, 11092 Enew Or , Lo• Alemilos, CA 'Ono This buSifleU " <ondU<lod by .in '" dlYldu•I. Ce<llC..Wy TlllS \l•lemtnt w.s ltlt!d wolh Ille Counh Clerk of Dfi•noe County on June 11. 1'71 FottoMo PubUslled Oranoe Coast Oa11y Pllol. June is, July 2, '· 1•. "71 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS I USINESS HA.ME STATEMENT r .... loll-INJ Ptf50f\ I\ OOlnQ l>u>I nenas BALBOA LIGHTFOOT l2b·A M•roM AW . 8all>oa, CA 91023 Slltll• LIQMloot. q.o Denver Or , Cosla Mew, CA '12626 This buStne'\S •s conouct~ by •n 1n d1v•du•I Stlell• Ll91'!!oot Tllo( Sloll-t ..,., ltled •Uh I"" Cou111y Clerk ot O••noe County on June 11, 1911 F.,..... Publlslled OtaRQP coast Dally Piiot. JuM 1S, July 1. 9, 1., 1971 P UBLIC NOTICE the research, Said jn an bu~::;t!S~o;~ow1119 l>ef14RS are dOlf\9 inte r v iew. "It could LORDS ANO LADYS, 10 w have c1efinite practical e ... ,. No s, Co\l•Mew.c"n"' Jo•nne M IA<'lrd, 1l00 Adem~ . .--------------applications... Aot.11K, Cosl• Mesa, CA 926~ F1c:TIT10US aUSINESS C urre ntly. the r e-Frar><ls A. Leard, s.17 Pierpont, HAM£ STATEMENT Coste Mew. CA '16~ T Searchers Said, dOC tOrS Ti'tlS bUSl~SI IS condu<led by a buS~n~s~O~~OWlnQ persons are dotnQ must use trial and error o-r•I PMtflerslko WAGON WHEEL PAE SCHOOL, I 0 p I C k l h C r j g h t This ;,:= ;~~~iltd with the 121 Ull<a. Hunt1119ton lle.Kh, CA ., ... h Cll•rles O. a. Edllh A Howell. Che mot <.'rapy for in· County Cieri!. ol Orange Counly on ll•U 8.inyAn, FOIH!tall\ Vallev. CA c1 I v i d u a I p a l i (' n l s . June 11• lt7I. ,,._,.. '7108 Medicine lhal wipes out Publls""'° Oranor CCMtst D•lly Piiot. w.u., a. c:.r04 J. V•11Asten, 1•1J2 Tortola Hunll1'19t011 S.a<h, CA 971>4'1 cancer in some is use-, Jun• 1S, JulYl.9. "· "78 s111r1«1 F•-,..,,. 166s.1 Arbo< cir . I f th t-----------=2:.:..,..::...:1::.'1Hunlln9lon8Nc,.., CA 97441 ess or 0 ers I ThlS buslMSS Is conclucled l>y .. WlT ll THE new test. P UBUC NOTICE oenera• rc,~~~e" doctors take C:lnCCr FltTI TIOUSaUSIN£SS Tiiis s .. l_I was llltd wol" r~ Ce I IS from the patients HAMI STATE MENT CA>unly Cle<k ol Ot•-COllnly on and expose t he m to ne:~s1~11ow1119person1soo1n9bus•· June1.me. F"S710 \'BriOUS dOSCS Of the LIGHTHOUSE REALTY. INC., Pul>llshedOranotC.oa•ID•llyPllot. drugs Then they see ~~~~~.~~:~.~·9hwav. "c. SOUlll June ti, 11, l S and July 1, 1'71 1171 ;9 how much the cells grow LlgMl'loust Rolly, inc . 3111• in test tubes. ~a9~~1~1011way, 11c SOlltll L•9uN. PUBLIC NOTIC E The researchers found n1s business Is conc1u<1tc1 by• <or· l"ltTlnous austNllss that if the drugs kill the porallon. NAME STATEMENT L•(lllt-RHllY,lnc. Tl>e I 11 I cancer cells in the test This ::.'~t~~~·1,,:n.;?::in',,. buslneuou~ 119 persons .,. doing tube. they also will ki ll Counly Clerk ol Ot•nQe Counly on INNER VISIOHS FOR HAIR, 10ll lhem in the "Patie nt's Junes,1911. m11s1rtat.CostAMeu,cA'2ff7 bo Ftffffl Patti L.eGf'-. llU Del-Me SI , d Y · Published Oranoe C.oasl oanv Piiot, Hunllnqton BNcll, CA~ SALMON SAID the June 11, 11,:t5,Juty2, 1'71 Glory Gonion. 61•2 Warner, u . test needs tO be Studied 1----------.=.:.:~ Olene Demetriou. 42:111 Hll•tl•, I 2215-71 Hut1llnoton Bekll, CA.,._,, further , but it could be PUBUC NOTICE N~f.'111::!';,.~,~umd by• in widespread us e in ee11tra• l*'tnenlllo. • h · 1 · OO l'ICTITIOUS eUSINllH Patti L.aGt-OSp1ta S lO a Ut three NAME STAHM•NT Tillt ,._ was 111.0 11111111 lite years. Tiie lollowtl'l9 perion Is dOinO busl· count., c1.n. of Ote11ee County on T h l t Id b neuu: J-11.1m. e es COU e SE.A R.C.H. ISo<lel Educetloft especially useful in help· A.nO<latton I« Affta11:ll In eommu11I· Pubfl,,_., DrM!le Coast 0.lty PllOI, ing patients who have 1y 11 .. 11,,1-1. ""2 vi. Oe4 R•.,, -n.Jwty2.t .... 1m Safi Ju.tn Ci9111t-. CA tltJS 24»11 h ad operations to r e-Jem .. 11. Vandfftloof Jr., ""' 1------------move lumps or cancer. via 0.1 R..,. S.n JUllfl c:.p1strM10, CA. PUBLIC NOTICE '2•1S "THIS KI ND of test cou Id Potentially predict rei.lstance of small num- bers or hidden cells that could not be detected by other means and i ive s uggestions or what drugs wouJd be useful for that type or cancer," he said. Tiiis business ISC'OftCIUCled by an unln-C"°'"' corHt'•IH as'liod•tloll OU\et lhen • l'ICTITIOl'K aus1NaSS P41rlnerslllp. NAMC IT AT•M•NT JamH H. V~ Jr, ,,.. roOOO#lllO ,..,,_. 11 Oolne butl· Tiii• ,,.__. Wft fli.I wllrl "--MU.,. Counly Clertl of 0r11110, Co41nty Oft THE BUTCHER eov. *' h it June t, 19/a. • flttlJ» (M\t HIQIWHry, Corona •• #Mr, CA 9*S Pul>ll•llecl orenoa Coe•t Dally Piiot, Jtrald J Hlllbenl, !MAI Co<ilM JllM 11, 11. U. J~y 2, ltll Ori woe. MIMlclft Vhljo. CA fKH 211Nt Tiii• butinftl It tOftdUC-.cl by 411'1 In-------------. •M_,.t JtflllO J. Hl*"9 Tiii• 1t.--1 W# flied ""'"" ,,,. Couftl., (lffil tf Ot .. CoUftt'( Oii June to, ttrt. ~---~vi< .. ltt1 ...... T9'lll A- lallt• AM, CA ft7t1 •ec~...,,.,,, ,_., Nttllllfltd Or~ CN\t o.nv flllot, Sunday. July 2, 1978 S©\\JU~-~t!r~· Thdf lnf,,9uin9 Word Gome w1tlt o Cltudle ------l4M•4 -., (\,Af I Pou.AN 6 4 .... •h " •••••••• ~· •I • ti I\ I !"I .. ,f \(l""t)'•l I llAYSOR 1 11 11 I I I 2 I DIPC AL 1.---, 1:....:.....1 --1 -1 "T""-"11 • I l'IAYL EN I I I' I I 5 I I I P•ciled UP a matcnboOI< 1---.,.;.P....:.,.l .,.C;..,...N_,E..--L"T"'"--t cover 1n • bar and no1tced I IC I I I 11s cover adverUaed, . . . _ . "Learn to be a nurse 1n 6 your own hOme." I looked I K ( M S I T I into 1he ~alter an<I found 1 I' I' I I I out they send over a - L . .-J.1..-.J.-..1..-L. -'-· __, --lo 11ve w11h you. 7 I KYPCUL _ I" I I I o .,~o ••• .... ....... • Q ..... .., b. 1.11 •o .~ .... ,., .. , .• 9 .. .,.d, ,.."" G••e•uo .,<>'" u•o No ) be4ow 'L •• _.. 8 & :t~l':>1 ~ I' r I' I' r I' I' I' I' f0 l 6 ~:.j~· I ( I I • I I I I I I D A I L y SCRAM-LETS Altswen itt CloRificotiOft 5300 DAIL y PIL.OT DI CLASSIFIED INDEX f o Place Yeur Ad. Call 642-5678 HOUSES FOR SALE c,."fM'ral ll•llio"' l•land K..H11..,.. 1•,n1n .. vl11 ( •("'''' ttOV 1'4 •' h I Uft.U\411 ""'' \hu t , ..... ,_ ••• 0 .. 11 .. l\10\t >I (oru toun•••" \•llt., llvlll1nl(1M Ho •• h tr\ If\\' ..... Ull• II<-••~ I ~.iVh• fl•ll Lf•uno11 '•~~I M1" .. H.Hl \'uqo ~: lj!'~~n~ .... -h !\.tn Ju1u1 \. wpo1\nno """"°Ah• 'cttt1 & .... h '°"Juth l.•«uo.- "r,\f111n'\h r ~hll>ok 110/lll' '>•h REAL ESTATE AUr4l.;f" tor !'\•h• A11 .. rtrrlt'fl''\ fut ~.ilt "'°'•t~ ,.rol)f'n) aw-.,,....._,~ •'•Vi»'·M) ( t n}ekr) l...i~' \. r) ph ( (tffl«"'rC'1•I ti'rOUit"t ho t cwkm·unH1n1~ ,,.,._ fJiu&>lt'.\l°' l nit.., '•h-llou~" tu be MO\ '-"I :~~~~~'~"',,~ ~~ .... :~11:':!:"' 1 rlr .,,~ .. 4t )JouNf\ (J.....,.·r\ th •tlft (*'f'•fttir ('o f'r••I• f kll hft ''"'flh t'• Oli 'M vf ...... ,~ h t11• HtanttM-~.~ •rnu~ c;rin. ,., I<• al t>o,l•h· ~ "h.rn~t H•·.-1 ~t .. tt ~ o11ntM.t RE NU LS 1'4~~ t "''"' lttd lluu"''' I nlu1 ..... h\-d Huu'•" t uru "' I nf ( ondihn11utun11o t urn 1 ondunrnuum· I "' 1ov.nhuY""'' t'uro .,_,.. nhoU\t , I ,,1 IJu(•I.,,_ .. ,,,,. Uupl~, .... I n1 "~' •u111 AJA"' t nh•f" ..\114' t i.Uno• I"' w •• ,,,, ... KuomA 11M11t1 Ufll( .. I' M•.t~ I c;u'"'' 1to11 ...... 'a;m~I Ho nt .. I \..r•t•mt l<d\t•I~ HrntMI~ In '\hwh• (.. .. , .. jt,., It"' Kuu ou.,~ tt.:n1.1 hu .. tnt"'"' th nt.11 lndu,1r1 .. 1 Rtnl .. 1 BUSINESS, INVEST- MENT. FINANCE ltU\Ul• '" OJ;~,.il I HU .. llM""' °" .. nh·1I ln\-l"w"t'')'tJ'M'I \ lm• ... thM hi ~ .. (H••t_f \toth' IHL11all \\t"". ~ ... t\h"ll \lort~ .. L'.I'"' '1II 11>, ANNOUNCEMENTS. PERSONALS & LOST & FOUND SERVICES EMPLOYMENT & PREPARATION " h<•ul I rt ,trt.U llOu r1~ • Jvtt\4 .. nh-11 1•f1 • ti IV\\. .. flh>t1 \14... 1\Uf MERCHANDISE \l'ltut~' \1>1Jll.tl"M•"' A1.tfltt1U Ut• '' h H1.Nl•h11•• \htt• r111t p I L 0 T ~ f •ion M' AJ "•1u1on11 r~t t .. h ... ,,~ c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • .s 6 7 8 ll;id. "r.111 ""' tit<''" from Spadl•a Boutique lrtr \11..,,.<.,. ;md .Jr t~•·t1t•• ~elf f,1t>nt· 111· ~;"h worr. 1t\1·1 \\ilhlllrlP'l"'m illll~ \t"'l"'Hlf. i lli.1 Jr ,., 1111· j ,~. 1 o urtl••r "'11tl p.i111•rn nu mbt·r ~111· 0Jm1'. •Hhll ••,, .ontl 1q1 PRI(··; <z.0t1 plU.\ JSc \hippln~ &r '1a11dtlnl(. 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Fabuluus kitcht!n & breakfas t room -loads of space! Large d~luxe family r?om. Wet bar Luxurious ly large & pr1va~~ master wing. Homan bath Walk·m wardrobe. Maid's quarters. Superbly landscaped! Owner will finance 1 To s ee is to love -(;ume by today 673-8550 J:U MAICMIHITI, COROHA DB. MAI \:OS THE REAL '\)i ESTATERS advertising for r e al I estate wh1r h is in viola· GeMnll I 002 19etter• l 002 uon ofthelaw •••••••••••••••••••••••··~··•••••••••••••••••• ERRORS: Ad••rtlsers ao..ld cit.ck tMlr ods daity and ~port er• ron lmmtdJat.ay. The DAIL y ,,LOT Gl...,,.1 liability fOf' the ffnt in- cornct ln1ertlon only. : HausH for Sala ......................... 'General I 002 : ...................... . OPEHTODAY! 1-SPM IACK IAY f"ine 4 bdrm., 21 2 bath family home on quiet cul de sac. Oversized pool, playhouse, extra s torage. Reduced to $179,000 MESA VERDE Attractive 4 bdrm .. 2 ba. home in immac. condition. $99,000. IAYNOHT Several fine bayf ront homes with pier &'slips Bl LL c·R UNDY, .REALlOR '. 341 ~ .. ·\ocl•· Dr•vt•, N 8 blS 6161 • 2200 PORT LEftWICK. I002i...~__. 1002 ew lt s ltnR 10 G......., •~ fl. V.Homes. Phasl• 111 on ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• huge lot. Beautiful Monaco plan. 2 OR & den. See Elaine 644.1;8()7. JACK HOWELL "I> \\\l• 1\1" 644-1156 REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITY BLUFFS--EASTBLUFF I-Uva LINDA End unit. 3 bdrms., 2 ba .. lge. private patio, beautiful greenbelt. $169,500 OPEH I ·5 428 OMDA (off V. OntodctJ P•HORAMIC VIEW ! One of best in Newport. I-Level Lusk, 2150 sq. ft., ·3 bdrms., fam. rm., form. din., 2 frplcs., huge poolsize lot. $197.500 OPEN 1.5 2515 IUCICIYE. hltbluff HELEN B. DOWD I\ pn ml' presl11oous Newpon Beach lorallon ll 10µ loral firm with \'ears of successful ex· j1cricnre N e v.po rt lleach real e stalt• ex· venem·e preferred ,, re· al opportunity to grow & help other~. 1\pplll·atwni. REALTOR INC. 644-0134 ht:ld in !>Intl l'onf1<.ll•nce , Please rel)!~ to ,\<.I ~ ~82. l>a1ly 1'1lot. P.O. trox I I 15ti0. Custa Mcs;.1, Culif. CieMrol 1002 CiaMrat 1002 92626 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Esty American Chcrm in WestclHf Bnr k entry -window boxes Look thru French , doo~ lo ulcd sunroom + p vt patio Invitin g : f1repl;ice settln!( in Ii vm~ room. ~rparatl' dining Butc·her & llll' counter ' tnj'I 1n !Jrgc k11.c~n ~parah• laundry 1'0om. • i. t o r ,1 g e & b u I I t 1 11 l'abmets galore 2 'lri.1 large bdrrns + lg1· smti· tor 1n lli~ EZ u11 kL't'V ~ .i 1 d , I u r g c d o u h I l· ' ttaragc Call now for ap -~ ONE BLOCK TO BEACH Duplex that is le~s ~han 3 years old. £ach unit has bu1lt·m range & oven. dis hwasher. brick fireplace. Also has a huge 4 car garage. $187.000 JACOBS REAL TY 675·6670 2919 Newport ll•d. comet" 30ttl LOW!ST PRICE H ere's your c hance to live in ~xc lusave Cameo Shores. with an ocean view from the spacious terrace for under S250.000! This is the best buy in Cam eo Shores & U you are te mporarily s hort of funds, the owner will lease you this lovely home, with an option to buy. 3 Bdrms .. 2 baths, large lot. TIRED OF LOOKING 7 Why not build just the home you want on this spectacular ocean view site in sc~nic San Juan Capistrano. Plenty or room. with 5 acres & convenient to Dana Point Yacht Harbor . What better investment could you fi nd at $350,000? We have several lovely homes you can rent while your new home is under construction. llG, llGGER.. • . ... and maybe tile biggest 5 bdrm. condo in The Bf Uffs area. A great family home. convenient to schools. churcties & shopping. Located on a particularly pretty greenbelt & priced to sell at $184,200 Call to see -you will love it. 1/2 BLOCK TO JETTY On the Penins ula ... a spacious 4 bdrm. rental avail. for immediate occupancy. 3 Car garage, family rm .. ideal location! $900 Per month on a J year lease. WILL EXCHANGE Coache l la Val l ey . 40 Acres unimproved on <\venue 64 Ideal for alfalfa. $1000 Per acre, c lear. WHAT AIOUT YOUR HOME? Want to know it's worth? Call for our computerized market analysis or your present home. There's no cost or obligation. You may be sitting on a gold mine! 673-4400 ~~!'! .......... !?~~,~~~!'! .......... !?~.~ %urSail PROPf l?Tlf S INCOllf'OAATID 1iARBOR VIEW! OCEAN VIEW! 34)21 Aml:Mr Lmhm °'" s..day 12-4 On tM bluff Ill DCMG ftoint, thls new cnto... 4 IR & Fam rm hOIM ls Inly OM of a kind. Th• quality ~s will .,.. you. The "forever" view will astound you. lkr. coopee otla1t h1•lt.d Asking SlS0,000. 1714) 540·5570 or 496-8005 pointmrnt ~~ G..wrol 1002 CffMral 1001 : 400Ur;a FOR.~~ (i....,.al I 002 <ieMral I 002 ··Fi·:·······D··········;· ···~·~~·;·;~·~;;~··· • c.M. -.-A -i ••• •••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• xers ream. SJ2s,ooo · Jt ..... ; __ _:~_:.~ . **** AIAHDOHB>I Near the bearh! Older : • 111 • • ~ • * , home on huge lot! Zoned Very prestigious rustom MODEL HOME ln•Htor • R 2 ! u n I 1 m 1 t e d e x e c u t i 11 e h o m e ' Easlllid1> Costa Mesa 3 SPECIAL PoSSibilit1cs' Would you Palallal gat ed entry. :2 sly, 4 bdr. pool. Chtnu Br. 2 'h Ba. den . $46.000 belte11e only $68,000' ! Formal hvmg & dlninR :Hills. fn•eways CIOSl' BEt\UTIFUL yard Con· Guarded gateway pro· Bette r hurry ! (.;;ill rooms.Fabulous kltchen • S72.500 59'7·3564 /\gt venient to pvcrything. tects lavish grounds & 645-0303 & breakfast room-loads ' Owner ready to move pool ' Secluded entry to of SJ>it ce Large dlxe ' WAlt<TO BEA CH See at 2478 fairway & excc uuve 11 v rm ' -family room. Wet bar • WaJk toschool ollforappt. Suns hin e gourmet Lu"uriously laue & : Walk to 3 acre rec ctr Farfttl&CoPrap kttch c n 011er look s • private mas ter wing. : prores:.1onally l>U~l'r 759-1092 pri va t e courty ard Roman bath. Walkmln • v1se<iyearround Sp1ral1n~ staircase ~·c-o-c:-wardroben Maid ':> : Relax m the sccunl) &1 ___ *_*-~ ~ Wlllds to bedrm complex qua rters. Superbly privac y of a 2·1 hr The finest in twnhm lt v landsraped! Owner will 14 uardcd gait• l'O m LowMolnt.Tripfex mg.Callquick!847·6010 EASTSIDE flnanre To see ls tolov- : mun11y g6.000DOWM! cx1•• ,. ,. ,,. "'•. Vl\Terms,great4Bdrm e -Come b y t oday . Costa Mesa area. ~ 1Jlla:l!'l.I c<'llent location Priced ""'" ' '· '' ' •'• "'· ' 7'V return rate. good [ ~ 2 bath family home in t'X 6'j3--8S50. ; f §:!~\R&~.~:~l¥i -·R·o·"-~-~-~-1_r-;;;;1_rto• -.ie·~---~c~~~!!J'I ~a1l~~"'' .... ~. [ • IH~JJJI ~ panelmg 1n family rm & OCEAMFRONT VIEW! $61 ,900 • country k Ile hen Oak J Bdrm. + den home on Steps to pounding surl & • Wamsc·ott1ng m dln1ni,i :JOxM ft. lot, frpl . built crystal sand! Backyard • rm 3 br 2 ba. s,::I fa mil~ m!>. patio. beamed cell· ls bay area playground' : hOml'.'1 srs old mgs $37:1,000 Winding wooden walk SHS.000 673·3663 642-2253 Eves ways to secluded entry• Gourmet kitchen, step : ... -. HERITAGE .~·REALTORS HAHDYMAM'S DRUM AFomilyHonw Great location. Eastside. or schools & s hopping. /\dd a 3 Bdrm + hobby room. a large pool and alley garage entrance. SPANISH OCEAM ESTATE Magnificent 21h acre Spanish ocean estate. Prime South Coast location ! Forever 360 degree views or ocean & mountains. Sweeping circular drive behind giant wrought iron gateways Spacious ocean view living room. Mammoth formal dining room. Study. Game room. Garden room hosts full bar & fireplace. Connecting guest quarters walh kitchen! 6 bedrooms Family room. Shady plaza courtyard. Huge pool. Tennis court. OWNER WILL FINANCE! Ju~t $700,000! Call to preview 752·1700 t lH2 MAC AllTHUl llVD.-SUITI IOJ-41Vlt41 \D7THE REAL '()l ESTA'rERS GfMf'GI I 002 I G,_roC I 002 .•.••.•••.•.•.•..•..... ·'····················· IUY IT OR LEASE IT -Super ''Stanford" Model in Village III. 3 Bdrm. 3 baths + family room. Beautiful new upgraded carpeting. Available now. Only $119,900 or $595 a month. #32 Acacia Tree Ln. IHVESTORS DELIGHT -Unbelievably priced 5 Bdrm, 3 baths "Kens ington". jt 's leased for one year at $750 per mo. On ly $155.000. Call office for information . GOLF COURSE VIEW -Beautiful super upgr aded "Dulcinea" in La Mancha Townhome Development in Mission Viejo. 4 Bdrm. 3 baths + family room and a ir cond. On ly $121,900. 2667l Manzanaras GtMral 10021GeNf"Gt IOOZ ••....••...•••••....... ···············~······· 7 llG CAHYOH -4 Bdrm, $439.000. 4 B<JS O l 0.500. 3 Bdrm, $225,000. SPYGLASS HILL -4 Bdrm. $.597 ,000. 5 Bdrm. $58.5.000. COIOHADEL MAR-Big duplex, $219,900. OCUHAlOHT-11/:z years old. $129.950 Gt'Mf'111 I 002 GeMt"al l 002 ..•.......•.....•..•....•....•..•..•.......... OPEN SUNDAY 12-5 3830 KEY BAY DRIVE HARBOR VIEW HILLS Lusk Sausalito on large corner lot. 3 bdrms. & s unny ramily rm . Handsomely decorated ; beautiful r~ar yard wilh la tlice co.,,ered patio. sprinklers & gullers. $197,500 Fee land. EILEEN HUDSON REALTOR 644-0322 Cif'Mt"ol 100 GtMrol 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• PRIME LOCA TIOM ME SA VEHD~ CHARMER Large 3 ddrm . h1J s formal dln1nf! mom . ramify room + cm·lo~ca paUo 16x28 Pool table in eluded. Q1.11et ext'cut1V{' neighborhood. Open House Sun I ·S Agt. 536·1484. 546· 1554 ••• HanstMcHugh 24172 a Hermosa LCICJYl'G Hfquet \'ou are lhe winner or 2 Uckets·<SlJ.00 Value) to lhe JUL V 15 8 OOPM Performa nl'l' of the Please rail to p ass , secw:ity gall' 496 Z.162 associated down conversation orea + fireplace' Sunshine breakfast patio Pool. jacuzzi. volleyball make garden living at 11 '1> finest Ca 11 for a ppl . Garage fully insulated. Built in work bench. Large lot with RV aC· cess Newly paint1:d, paneling and wallpaper. Four Bedroom Home In Mesa North. Troly a $87,000. For further in· ·--------I formation call Royall Upbsan StallAon Show at the ANA.HEIM CONVENTION CENTER BllOICEllS 0 llflltTn Ps 10 1'• W 8nlhnn /..ll ,,.,, t UNIQUE SPANISH ESTATE/VISTA OPEN SAT/SUNDAY 3 ACRES with 4 Bdrm, !!~~~~~~~~I study, 51'J balhs. formal d1n1n g. 2 se parate• garages. Guest house, pool, jacuzzi. Income avocado & family fruit trees Optional ':i ac w trorrat (extra). View Get GREEN cash for WlUTE elephants Wlth a Classified Ad Call 642·5678 --------•I $3 7 5, 00 0 0 w n / I\ gt • • 1·7SS.•940or 1·758·0~ $1.62 per DAY • Thul 's ALL you pny Cor 11 JO do)' ad int.he EHGUSH EST• Tl $59,100 847·0010 "'''", 9 ... , ,, , , , Great Buy for S76.000 r •·1t11i11 r®·mua lack Bay View 4 br 2 ba, lrg family rm formal dining rm. Price reduced for quick sale $115.000. Owner ~7·607~ NEW Ouplex·Townhonsc Type Th.is extremely II va ble dbl hm, has ln eo SlDF. 3 BR. 214z BA, fri>lr, & wet bar. Huge dbl aar for ea Cedar shmgle & stucco lnt, makes it a very in· CRAWFORD CANYON North Tus tin area, beautiful country selting on ''-acre with view ol hills. Space for RV, 3 car garage. I year old <.:all 546·:!880 -~e~ HERITAGE . • REALTORS terestln& prop. Choose!•-------• your colors now S'll0,000. 1--------- GOOD HEWS!! Ju1y 14. lS, 16 Cati 642-5678. e'<t 329. to Cut commuter travel, 3 daim your tkkets Bdrms, 2 bath In Seal · • * * Beach. S&S construe lion. --------SDS.000 Clcse to beach 3 Bdrm 1 bath in Costa Mesa . 967,300. Commercial Bldg 15,000 sq ft. L.A area. $485,000. So. Calli l..aty 646-4529 54'·5605 1 ACRE TENNIS ESTATE HARIOR VIEW HILLS SPECTACUL AR . forever Catalina, ocean views. Hug main · tenance free lot. This 3 Bdrm + family room home is an immaculate jewel. Highly upgraded. air cond .. ~ven a mini putting green! For lhe discemlng buyer seeking privacy. elegance and serenity. Ortered at -------- 2 year new expansive home on quiet cul·de-sac. Prestigious N Tustin Lighted l'hamp1onshlp court. oversize pool & Jacuul & MORE '' Spanish £lair. brick archways. wrought Iron. etc. Owner will assist m financing. Can't lut' Call for pr1 vale showing. $'l75.000. ....na~ •t••..t,.1-:1\11, . .. . ' ' • '\ 1\ I r.,, .. 1 N1r1 t11n,, 4•' "'' FREE ... Weekly lists of "by owners" Prices, ad· dresles. detcripUons. Help·U·~ll (714).J.834..SOO. DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY S:llOO Total Dawn Soar1ng 2 :H)'. 4 br + vool ! A handyman's paradise! Paint and pro· f\t and you have yourself nn estate . Excellent 1'nhm livmg. Call qwck. 847-0010 D av l d Levine agt. --------642.0200. Cyprna ToWllltMM .... ,.... rr..School 7 Bedrooms oo larae fol, COW>l) area, Co1la Mesa. Call oow, won't 101t ! grm,21 .. DO IT NOW! 641·1671 R.EHTOllUY 3 Br + den. central air, freshly painted, cor. lot. $4~0 1 mo SUNBOW Qunlny TH 3 br, 2~"1 ba. REM.TY. ?59-0'Jll Adlta, sec. lush gardens, Have aomething lo 8Cll? =========I S13 K, Own. (714 > 192.9349 Clas111fled ads do It well I . . . ~ _., : . . . .. . . . ,. . Huge master bedroom, charm!ng parlor, large f1mll)' kitchen, pvt patio • only rr2.aoo. ca 11 to aee. 1213)~907, evea (213) 426 1~91. C...tury21 Mft.+ploce ... ..,, -. . . • I ; ....... HUMTl1'4GTOH IUCH Nr. ocean 161.900. Shorp 2 BR, Just t.5 ml. to be1ch. n aren of more expensive propertil"e. 11K4. Down. Call 962·1i88. KIY lUl.TOaS . -........ l athert'myef .,. Rt'ally fn(' """ 1929 ~].~I 79 ---..-.,. ..... , N.wporiCtftter 640.5)57 NEW WATERFRONT home with boat sll p. Cor•t Cay. Dolow mkt 8kr. 5$6-4390 ~II, macnab I lrvJne ~ realty F•NER HOMES FROM $49.900 TO $975.000 RIDUCID Ir It.EADY TO SB.I.I This lovely. lg. 4 BR + family rm home is "A Best Buy !" Bright & freshly decorate d w /new cpt & wa llpapers. Lg. pool·slze yard. Located in desirable WestcliCf. close to all conveniences. $167,500. Of'ef SUH t -5 P.M. 160 l DOIOTHY Ol (G .92 } 5'YGLASS ltlDGI With mint·bay vtew. Burlingame model w/5 BRs. 3 buths. family & living rms each w/Cplc. Recently redecorated in soft tones w/lush deep cpts. Drttmatic use of mirrors in livang rm & formal dining rm . Ve ry private pool-size rear yard. Spacious 3-car garage. $259.500. OPEM SUN 1-t ,.M. 3150 OCEAN llRCH. <G-93 ) HEW OFffRIMG 16 I I MAR.INHS -NEWl'OtlT ICH. Beautifully decorated 3 BR + den. All new kitchen a ppliances &. hardwood planked floor & chopping bloc k counter tops. Ready for im m ed1ate occupancy ! See & compare at $149,900. OPEN SUH 1·5 P.M. (G·94 > WATCH THE IOATS SAIL IY And look out to the blue Pacific from this spacious 4 BR Cameo Shores home w/view from living & dining rms + kitchen & master BR. Ch ildren's wing opens to lg. pool.size yard· den w/wet bar: beaut. garden entry: access to 3 private beaches. $325,000. OPIM SUM 1.5 ,.M. 46U ROXIUIY. <G·95) -A CHARMER And a must see at $123,900! 5 BRs 4 baths, formal dining. step·down li ving rm w/cathedral ceilings. H u ge rear yard has s pace for Olympic-size pool. Walk to Mile Sq. Park & Golf Course . Harriet Perry 642·8235. <G·96) rt• & SUP + SANDY HACH Marvelous beach home w/all the amenities! "Arr 0£die but a Goodie .. in prime Peninsula location for year 'round enjoyment. Charm & high beamed ceilings + brick terrace. $625.000 fee land. Appt. only. Dona Chi chester 642·8235. <G ·97 > EXCLUSIVE LINDA ISLE Marvelous family res. w/5 BRs S'h bat h s tncl. maid's rm & bath w /separate entry. Huge game rm wt wet bar. paneled library/den + private pier & s lip for lg. boat. $975.000 incl. the land. Shown by appt. Lorry Dyer 642-8235. IG·98> FAMILY LIVING Wonderful S BR home in popular East Bluff Over 2500 sq.ft all on one floor & a big. big corner lot! Close to schools. :;hopping & park. Sl79,500. J eanne Newman 642 -8235. <G ·9~ > GLAMOROUS IA YAtONT Slip for lg. boat ! One of the lgst. lots in Dover Shores 1 Dra matic 5 BR (incl. maid's qtrs> w/pool & jacuzzi in sheltered courtyard. J -car garage- + storage. View sunsets & boating & enjoy the carefree Newport :;restyle! Appl. only. $.550,000. Cathy Sc11 .. "ic.:kert642·8235. <G·lOO l AICH1 :--r.TURAL DESIGN Brin gs light :.· s pace + the enchantment of a \, "'rid of wood. glass & greenery. Lovet~ "'BR home wa lking dis tance to \h . -t c liff shopping & Mariners pHrk & sc11ool. Buy now & enjoy the summer. $172 ,500. J ant: Frazee 642·8235. <G·lOI > FOlt THE RIM OF IT! Beach livin~ at its best 1 Private comm. w1c lubhouse. pools. tennis & walking distance to ocean. l BR. 2 bath ·'A" frame home -upgraded w /hardwood floors. mirrored doors. Off cred in fee a t $162.000. Martha Mac nab 642·8235. <G · 102) PRESTIGE+ l'•IVACY 4 BR. 3 bath custom home on an extra.lg. lot m Dover Shores. Also features a lg. private patio. $285,000. . Barbar a Winagle 642·8235. <G·l03l LINDA ISLE Spacious 5 BR home. Family rm . s undeck & sauna; super location w / view of Harbor Island & Big Bay' 24·hr security on prestigious gated island. Pier & slip. $650.000. Cathryn Tennille 644·6200. <G · 104 > Mel.AIM TOWNHOMI WITH A VllWI One·of-a-kind end unit overlooklng the golf course. Tastefully upgraded & done in blue wt custom moldings & solid parquet nooring. Sensation a!' $239,950. Lynne Valentine 644·6200 <G ·lOS> w2.ei3s 901 Dover Orlvt 644·6200 H•rbOf' Vl~w C.l"ttr Tho ....... Mo"•lllM't• ... -0.1 .... c: .. M DAILY PILOT CLASSIFlED ADS ••• C.11 .._ It. ,. .. II, (t42"W/9 l• ... " #It~ • 'lttftl ... - ~ CtM •• ,..IC. , .. ,a ... ~~·· Mo.M• flCM' ~ HovM-' Fot-S• • Hom-. for S• ••• ~!~!.~.~~ ...... ~. ~!!.~~.~~ ........ !~~!~!.~~.~~•••••••• _s_un_da_y;.._Ju_1y;._l _1_97_a _________ O_A_IL_Y_P_IL_O_T_-.fl:.":"3_ ·····••················ ................ ...... •....•....•..••.. ... ~s~ a........i t OOJ G.....,... I OOJ G .. t 002 GetMnll I 002 G~ol I 002 Gt'Mral t 002 Hovns • ••••• •• ••••• .-r ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••' •• •••••••• ... • • •• •• • • • • • • • •• • •• • •• • • • ••• • • • • • • • • • • ••• • • • •••• ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • ••• • • • • • • • • • •• ••••••• •• ___________ ... ___ ' GeMroJ I 002 UNIQUE HOMES OPEN 1·5 TODAY UMl9UE IM OLD CORONA QJL MAI -3 bdrm, light. airy. big yard. nr park. only $158,000 See Allan Heller al 403 lris Ave. UNIQUE IM llG CANYON -3 bdrm townhome, vacant a nd anxious, great for ente rta ining . Just Sl64,500. See JoAnne Perkins al #58 Sea Island. UNIQUE IN HARIOR VIEW HOMES - Pic ture perfect Portofino. 3 bdrm. 3112 bath. finis he d bonus . garde n with Jacuzzi. $212,000. Sec Sharon Smith at 1919 Port Provence. UNIQUE IN FOUNT AIM VALLEY -Bonus rm and fa mily rm. 4 bdrm. lge lot. $152,900. See Vonda Peterson at 9038 La Crescenla. UNIQUE OM LIDO ISLE -Country Spanish decor. 3 bdrms or 2 and den, tasteful . vacant. See Kay Glavas at 119 Via Vella, bring $310,000 pesos. UMl9UE IM UPPER IACK IA Y -4 bdrm family home, paneled family room. 2 fi replaces, planked entry, only $149.900 See Karen Seger at 2409 Bonnie Pl<.1ce. UNIQUE IH OLD CORONA DB. MAI - White water view. 3 bdrm, 2 bath. den . 1mma('. c:ond .. 5359,000. See Bonnie Barrington at 228 Hazel. UNIQUE IM llG CANYON -2 bdrm. den. "Pinehurs t ... views of golfing. new a nd vacant. only $164,500. See . JoAnnc Perkins al #60 Sea Is la nd. UNIQUE IM MESA VERDE -Prime hom e. great location. 4 bdrms. den. formal dining, $131.900. See Sandy OrlowskJ at 1874 Rhodes. UNIQUE OM LIDO ISLE .. Really Attractive". 3 bdrm. family home. I 1ght and :.11 ry. $238,500. See Be rt Reedy at 224 Via E boli UNIQUE IN CHIMA COVE 5 bdrms. a rtist's r etreat, on the water next to a b e a ('h. $385.00o sand dollars . See Ralph Wakefi eld at 2627 China Cove Street. UNIQUE IN ORANGE Lge fa m . home. 4 bdrms. 2300 sq ft, 70' x 100' lot. $99,950. See Doreen Douglas al 618 Bark ey, Collins Park UNIQUE IN IA YCREST -4 bdrm. 21h bath pool home. vacant. completely rerurbis hcd. 5215,000. See Marain Reedy at 1750 Skylark Lane. UNIQUE IH llG CANYON -McLain T ownhome. new, incred . golf course v iew. upg r ades , $199.500 . See Ver gilenc Hull at 75 No. Sea Island. UNIQUE IM OLD CORONA DB. MAR - Shingled duplex. 2 bdrm de n and 2 bdrm. wood 'n' J:tlass look. See ·Sara M arvin al 703 Carnation . bring $169.500. UNIQUE IN CAMEO SHORES -Casual clegantc, ~J bdrm. pool. jacuzzi and fantastic view. New exclusive Unique o ffe ring. $417 .000 fee. See We ndy Beam at 4527 Gorham UNIQUE IN MESA VEJtDE -4 bdrm. pool. jal'Uzzt. privacy, only $121,900. s e l' ,J a c k 1 r JI a n d I e m a n a l 2 8 7 3 Europa . UHIQUE IN HARIOR VIEW HILLS - Spa<:1ous 3 bdrm and den. U~i~ue floor plan for hv1og a nd enterta mmg, views. see Elaine Bell 1:1t 1038 Sea Lane. J ust reduced S169,500. OHIQUE IH THE ILUFFS -3 bdrm with ram1lv room, on a g reat greenbelt. immaculate condil1on . See Nadine roul at 425 \!1~ta Flor a and bring St79.500 U,_.l()Ut: t1()Mt:§ ~EALTORS' THl NICCS TPI OPll Sf l llNGTll(NfATCSTHOMES CORONA DfL MAR, 675-6000 MESA VERDE, 546·!>990 • CALL I' {ust ~t../3!!1{' 644-1133 ~~ ... all' ANYTIME THE BLUFFS OPEN HOUSES 1-5 403 VISTA s&an Large 5 bdrm. & family; 3 full baths. On la rge ~rcenbelt. Xlnt condition. Numerous extras. Spacious Z-Pla n. at ~ ,J renhsllc price $162 .500. 330 VISTA suan Immac. 2 bdrm. & den, 21h baths. secluded patio, sparkling thruout: clo~e to schools. market, tennis club, pools. etc. $118,000 2020 IAIRAMCA Ideal s mall family home~ 3 spacious bdrms.. 2 baths, complete bit-in .kitchen. Beautiful balcony, some view. Steps lo pool, bigh school & churches. $117.500 .. -.. -. EMERALD IAY We rep 1Mfit Malty buyert and Mhn I" beowtfM, prl•at• ht.raid lay. Then ant ••ry hw ltotites ever a•ailele In te.11 com...-ty. Hen ere SOllM flee•• ...... : Wood/9oss.. tow bedroom and faly. Steps ta beach •.. $2,000/MOftth. founM~ with CJCll'den1r. Wood/glass, thrH WdrOOftt CIRd falitlly. F.tattic OCHn •lew-S I 500/MOftth. EMERALD IAY Sp~ •l•w h..,. of ti .. qooallly o• Enwrald lay. This it a perlect fCIMi ..,.... for Htose desiring this cyeat, pri• community. Has darkroom, separate thldy plus storeNJe. $495,000. EMERALD BAY SpKtaculcr •lew from thlt Chrit Abet designed wood/ glass thrH bedroom plus fCllftlly room, or lour be*'°°"' home. H•w ~arpeting mtd point. You'll feel the wannth artd charm of a mountain retnat, but "joy the sigt;t and seutd of the poundlftCJ Pacific surf. RedYced ta $400,000. OCEAHVIEW COLONIAL EMERALD BAY Just listed this sup•rb "'"• bUroom, fa;nlty ~ diniftCJ room hCMM with OfNft beom ceiliftCJS and Catailno s.sets. This is tfte pert.ct f-"ly hoJM. Priced to sett today at $355,000. CORONA DEL MAR HARBOR VIEW-CARMEL Three be*oom, family room. dWIMJ room. Carmel with super up9rades. Shows ddightfuly. Mirrored w~obu. built-In bootlcoses, electric 9arOCJe. professiOMlly landscaped ond decorated. Outdoor li9htin9 and community pool/parks. $165,000. OCEAN VIEW A top ~ss atop Spygfou Hiff. This briefly occupied four bedroom hOftw Is for the discril'llittatilMJ family that appre-clatet the bftt. $439,000. COSTA MESA TAKE YOUR CHOICE FIVE BEDROOM OR DUPLEX? Lor9e corMr lot, &one-d R-2. Con•efti...t to downtown Costo Mesa and beaches. PClfftper your kids het-e. SI 09 ,000., SOUTH LAGUNA SPECTACULAR WHITEWATER VIEW -from this spacious low maintenance multi~·~ redwood hotM. Three bedrooms, 2 l/4 baths. completely UpcJl'aded and in immaculate condition. Many extras, includinCJ a larqe win. cellcr, walnut finish stvdy mtd sunken mosoic hlb. Must SH at $295,000. 644-7020 2123 SAM JOAQUIN HIUS ROAD NEWPORT BEACH GeMrol I 002 I Getteral 1002 .............................................. EVERYDAY IN NEWPORT IS THE 4tft OF JULY STAR SPANGLED SPECIALS !! 5 STARS FOR 207 COLTON. S uper duplex for owner occupa nt , close to ocean. frpl c~ b oth units. highly motivated selle r ; 5 years new. 4-3 Bdrms. $189,500 5 STARS FOR 1204 IALIO~ ILVD. Fantastic triplex: view of oeean from s undeck. 3·2-1 Bdrms. Only $i75,000. o/ rJewporl REALTORS 675-5511 OPEN HOUSES #41 WHITEWATER DRIVE, JASMINE CIEEIC: UnJ-slftCJle le.,ef thrff bedr0otn hotwe -Cjiont Mil• master Mlte with '1'11 artd '9.r" bath. OPEN SAT·SUM 1-S #20 WHITEWATER: JASMINE CAEEk, CORONA DB. MAR: 1...tiM two story, cotltechil celling. thrH MdrOOfi\ two and one half bath. thlt ott• Is reody to sett. Profeuiottally decorated -c all for appoirttMlftt. lest buy. Tit• above Josmine CN8 hotMs mcW. pool. locuo.i and teftftls courts. fires~ orea in Hte hecrt of Corotta def Mer. Gated cOM....wty security CJUO"ds. '1t's great, I li•e then too!" IJean Cole I. 4807 SURREY DRIVE, CAMlO HIGHLANDS: leautlful OCEAN VIEW! W .ted -IOfiM!OM r.:ith i...agiMHOlt to npand and custotftiu this tlw'ff bedroom ho•H -o.-if your family is ~. it could be fine. TM priu is riC)ht, and the owfter is ready to mo•e. Pri•ate beoches. OPEN SAT·SUM 1·5 700 LIDO PARK DRIVE, UMIT 23, CANNERY VILLAGE: Two ~. neor new MOllLE HOME. Hear water with boat slip a•ai~ for rent. Offered at $40,000. OPEM SAT-SUM 1·5 ************* LIDO PARK c d MDO, NEWPORT IEACH: Waterfront, slip for larcie boat a•mlable. Three bedroom or two and a d.tt. Choice location. Sophisticate-ct IMftCJ near Lido Villocie. shops. restaurants ond banks. S315,000. MISSION VIEJO: LAKE AREA Four bedroom. famHy room and dWttcJ room. Less thoft one yeor new, 112 mile from MissiOft Vieio lake. CORONA DB. MAR CUSTOM DUPLEX: Prime south of the H l9hway location. Ocean •iew from brick patio, OM block to Bi9 COf"Ofta beach. Three bedroom. atrium, den or dininq room area plus two bedroom, apartment with ocean •iew to defray your "cost of liYinq". $269,900. MISSION VIEJO, AGEAN HILLS: Beautiful Adonis rnodd four bedroom, family room home with huc)e boftus room. Heated pool ond SpcL Many features too iunerous to rMntion. s 161, 900. CORONA DEL MAR: Would you ~it"e si• unih. Soutf'I of higttwoy. MOUMTAIM RETREAT, FOREST FALLS: Son lernordino Motional Park. Fi•• bedroom, shldy, hobby room. family"°°"'· two firepl~es & abo•e the Sft10CJ. Almott 111 oc~ includes home plus two lots.. Coll for defails.. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 251 5 E. Coast Hwy., Corofta .i Mar 675-5511 BEST BUY OH BALBOA ISLAND Great investment 2·2 BR uruts. all n ew ins ide/out. Rer1wood P<tltos. fantastic g<1r. Reduted to $205.000 MESA VERDE 5 8R. fabulous lam ho me llugc yard. on quiet <.'lll·d<·-:-.ac· Formal dmmg room. den. li ving room too' Only Sl30,000. FOUNT AIH VALLEY Reduced S4 .000. 10'; Down will buy you th ts 5 BR. 3 BA home. No quahfymg nee. owner will carry . INVESTORS We h ave four duplex(':, ()n Balboa lsland $200.000 to $300.000. Call us for mo re detail:, --S STARS FOR 237 CANAL A brand new s parkler . 3 bdrms., d en. jacuzzi in mstr. bath. canalfront deck, fee land. $225,000. DAVIDSON REALTY 5801 W Coml Hwv N B 645 · 7575 3116 Newport Blvrl N P, 673-9060 GtMral 10021 G.....-al 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LINDA ISLE Charming English Tudor . Excellent loc ation. Ove r 5000 square feet of distinctive architectural character. 5 bedrooms, 51~ baths, formal dlni{lg. country kitche n, den , huge ma&ler with sitting room , upstairs game room or o ffi ce. Pje.r & s lip. $795,000 l~af\ehold. FOR APPotMTMIMT CALL '75-JOOO ~Coop1raHolt ~~~~! .......... !~~~!~~!'!'! .......... !~.~~ AW Al.D WIMMIHG S250,QOO Tre .. n *'-cwt» CllplNCll two-dory ._,.. with 2 bedrooMs ond Opett (..ting. Locat.d °" a cottvHient Cot"tMf' °" I~ 111...t this hOfM hQt a separcrt• OM bedrooftt ....... of Uftit. IMAGINATIVE & S,ACIOUS $344,000 Loccrhod on OM of the wide lal»oa hla"d strHh with a ltoM• of .. ce..fw••. L..gw 3 ~ ........ wl"9 sep.,-ate I IMdrOOflt llflit and CJHtt •.-fen Sall•b•rv •·••tv 315 MartneAve B~lsland 67,-6900 .,., ............. . . .. ·-~,,,,,., . .,.. A t##>--••••-••• ••••<#4 ##-,.,,.•~ ........•....•.....•... 2 STORY 41R + DEH +'HUGE FAM Lo~ated nt!ar beach $73.UOO assumable loan No new loun costs. Be~t frnanring available. /\ct No~; f~l.J ~'°?67 , . [~mil UVEINOHE RENT THE OTHER Lot!! of pn vacy w /thesr two darling separate ho m e s 1 n a p r 1 m l' l::asts1de R 2 location • 1n the country. Front home :J bdrm. dble gar .. Rear 2 bdrm. Crpk, clble garage Unique property · m xlnt condition. Call now' S.15 9491 2 STORY-4 IEDJlM + POOL-FAM RM &BEACH Walk to thl' poundtn~ ~url from lhl!> t!Xt'C UtlVt' 2 :.tory home Italian en try. huge room~. vaultt'<l t·e1lmg!> To sec 1s to buy Call 96.'Vi88t #f'f I ,j'O ff. LOWEST PRICE ..:atore Ont• of a kmd home Ucm ·t hesitate' <.:JU today• 545 ~t!ll CUSTOM RANCH $139,500. NEW l'Ustum hu1l1 . ranl h :.t) I<' l''IC<'rUll~\ l' homt" Beautiful bri('k fjl'Udl'. Ma~!>I\ c stunt• (1repl<1Cl' L:iri.:t• IJmily r m w /. n t.l h r 1 ,< k I 1 rt' p I :i l' t' t-: x 1 r· .1 ...pal'lllU!> kll l h1·n 1 ll<'drm -; .• I h.1111 , (kl al'11ert ho nu.., rooin ' :\1Jlurt• lru1t ti'•'''' l hoosC' v1111 r lt·•Hkr' <>wnl'r m:~y ht•h1 lan.1111°1! too' Call t<.Ou) ;5~ 171111 Real &.,late MESA VERD~ VILLA $67,000 ,\1rv & light ent.I unit pro '1<1ing pknty uf 1m' ar~ .md quicludl' Two hi fl p .c t 1 v d r l' a s I m m.1eulate. move in l'On t.11 twn. Just hs1cd !°i<'llcr 11.111 pay loan fee:.~'' you l'Jn pun:hu:-.c ~·Iii\ or Cl ' S h11ulc.l gl\ fJ .,l IJ-ltj 77 ll (~IWMl@lfliJj Real F.-;tak SPYGLASS HILL Thl· pe rfe1·t fJmll'r home. ti BR. 4 '~ HI\. formal d111111g , i:ame room. 111<1 ids QUdrter:> ,\ ~orgcou:. C.c pt• Cod in Cd;\l :.chuol c.11str1rl. ~.000 ~ usi.;•1u \LT'r a J • , f • • ' ' , 2rn ( toast Hwy CoronJ del MJr *VETS* 0 DOWN OCLOSINC Homes in all areas of OftANG E COUNTY VET AGT. ec1111s41.oaoo MOVING 7?? Need housmg mfo. '! can toll rri.., l-800-525-8920 Ext. GU74orGU40 No obllitatlon. A serv1ct• or Mf1hatc<l Independent Brokers * * OftEM HOUSES • • OH 'IMIMSULA "· IEl>UCED TO SI 59,500 2133 mt 0c... Sat/S. 1.s 'Ii blk to waht-. Aft op,_...,ty to upnu yowtetf with r~•I ...ct dKoratiftg lcMot. lest P..-.._ .., ..... locoffOR, l/i Mock to ocawf1 Offf ..., layfrOllt. Chal1~ 3 I*"' hw. IEAUTIFUL 4 lft llUFFS $179,500 2638 Vltta Ornada Sat/S-1-5 Gettfl"QUS 4 bedroo.. two ttory "~" model Oft a c°"'"' lpt. Jvd 1teps ta pool with 2 patlot. Eueptfoftal decor lncludi119 wood parq11et floors •d shutters thrtaout. 'O•erlooklng luah CJf'Hftbett. OWMt' win HC.....,.. HANDSOME HARIOI VIEW HOME' REDUCED TO S 149,500 o ...... An.io..s 2006 Port Albmt Cr Sat/S.. I .5 Carmel MOdef l bedrOOM, 2 bath. f.., rm. Mew carpeffftCJ and be•IM • e111try. L.am.iomly IGRdscaped wfft. fruit' trees In lcrge bads ycrd. OR ~ Me strut witt. RV ~ CW.use ..ct COfiHiUllity poof. Macpific...t 1711....ets. Mini·•itw of ....taiM and city ltgMs. A llESIDEHCE OF PRESTIGE ti 18 Shoal, CdM Sat/S-2·4 Guarded ~ COftlfltUnlty in CoroM def Mar's Jalftlline Crull. Thlt Whtdriff model it w...-y decorated 2 Wr.. formal dlnin9 room a1td den. Two firepfacn. becmtffuUy lmtdsc.-cf and many decorator tovcltes. UH of alt e•clusi•e c~ty facllfffes of htwtl1 cottrh and poof. $225,000 OM WA Tat WITH SU, $265,000 #2 1 IClllboa Co•n Sat/S.. I ·5 leawtiful 3 ldrM hOfM on water wilt. patio o•erioolliJtg the lay fo.-yow yecr round erttew taillling. Spacious, licjrt, air and tast.M deco.-. PCll"C:fHt ftoon. Slip ftw 40' boat. OM WATER WITH SLI~ $165,000 Captivatiftq two-story hOfM with Eostem chonft ricJht Oft Hte water with a boat slip Y°" OWIL 0-of a kind 4 be*OOM mtd fC1Mily rOOM ift o pri•ate location. Shown byap~ • VIEW OF WATER $375,000 A spacious. happy and opt'ft-fffllftCJ home in Do•H' Shont with •Clllltecl ~ ceilin9s ond coordinated decor. Deli9htful 4 ldnn home with ntatter .s&fite. Lcrge pri•ate indoor outdoor peol and family room to •nioy la•hh etttertmning. Your VllEW it pano.amic by doy and niC)ht. You own the lmtcl GREENERY & PERFECTION bcitilM) lttrH le.et ConMf' cGlllda..WWI\. home with 3 bedrOOM. cMtt, fCRily rOOM ond d inin9 room. Professlo11ally decorated in quiet 9ood taste and immoc-'Gt.. Connt1iet1t to beach and tetN1is cowis,, Sl49,500. HEAR WATER S47S,OOO With on od*fls you can be pt'o.d of! On Lido Isle. Ow.ter offen flexible terms. He1J Hcltaftc)e for waterfrmtt property, incCMM unih in ,. Spri;tcp, le.,erfy HiUs or Newport ••. o.-for a diesel powered yacht! SllbtNt yovr offers for low do.., ~ and OWMr will consider carryilM) ~ Trwst Deed. Property consith of thrH bed + dert, Z bath; 2 bed, 2 battt; Ir 2 bf.ct. 2 ba. wtth VIEW and dock. Rece-ntty N'ClecoraMd In and out. STEPS TO WATER $139,900 Mo crouin9 the hi9hway to reach beautiful OCEANFRONT! ht a hoch COnt ..... ty with poof and hftnlt cowis,. W ormth & charm abOMnd In this l bedroom hoffte in Newport leoch.. &tf01 au the benefits of ownenMp for 0 reason~• price. UNDER $150,000 IN MEWPORl Shady trees, lar9e backyard and CJf'fffthw. This 3 bedroOfll hw hat WarMth and a private f~ Hardwood floon, spociaut ll•iftCJ f'OOfil with a wood burfti119 fireploce. All thit is Newport Beach for only $149,500. IN ORANGE COUNTY. . • OLD WORLD E:l.EGAHCE S 140,000 A rare find in a 4 bedroom holM and It e•ett has Q baHiMrtt! Two story with formal d in.rm. and solid cherry woodwori&. See this to befl•n! SMAU ESTATE in the finest ano of Santa Ana on OM of the best strH+s. Grandiose 2·story -.,.. • wlte. lof'I of ~ foofCIC)e. bcepffonat 3 Id""' t.Nly "" mtd forwtcll ~ ,,., hortt• PLUS sepa; ate 2 lch\ 2 baftl' C)IHtt home with trpc. &p.si•• 100 •. 1 so· lot. l•GlltfM pool• -"a • Ma11y speciol feat•res a11d fON1tet qllolity. &tdtcaliwg ...try ..... ~ staircaw. 0... of • klltd! $294,000. LAGUNA GA TED COMMUMfTY Graclom •••wllk:s ilt tM1 L.,_. .,.,_. ltotH, hiCJll on o hll. Thrft bdnM. or two .ct deft, two baths 111 o. MCan ..ttt.g. LcrCJe ,-Mud nar ycrd, ~.-cf for Mini....,. c.... wftlt cool co•tnd patio. T •Mis, cl•bho.H, -.d otMr rec.-.offoftal focflffn .... by to ,_. ow" prf•• beoclt. D•'t watt to ,.. .tM• •"n•al •alu•. Coll today for ..-of..._.... SI 01,500 Waterfroat Ho••• 2633 W.Coast Hwy. Newport B~h 631-1400 r ..., (\All ' Pl I 1 ..•...........•........ 4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• GlAH'TIUCH ESTAft-$87,500 .en ,. 1h.xi .. 11nib hd.1v. '10111.ir modt>b tt1kc t.1 ~lH'h frvm th" :.u.inn.: 'l "lOC'y ~&I.rm 1 l.un rm f'fl\ llh,• l'Olr) ~v. l'l'J)lfl.: 'lllWn:.tM' tu lldrrn ,·nm pll'X Ov.rlt'r .,J,:. bnnit JO} nlft r CJll c1u1ck Ml 6010 NEWPORT CREST <:-Ondo. 2 BR. gtl'at "1l'v. from front row, 0 14ner will consider con tr .tt·t of !.ale $127.SOU NEW ON MARKET 180 degree oceun \ 1cv., Cameo 1l1ghlanth 4 tidrms patio with fire ring. frplc. 1n m ~tr twlrm $234 .500 PRICE RB>UC ED Sl99.506. 3 Bdrm' drn. ne wly decor. It :.! Lot W1Sl,1b for add ()0 LAGUNA BEACH View home on rid ~e 11vcrlookmg ~<1ddll'IJU<'k Mt.s. & blue Pac1f1t• 4 'fldrms. den. P rxib1lt' lot. l)Wner may ..ii.i.u.l w II h linaneini: llNlul'l•d tu ONLY Sll-1.!l~I owners mov11u: make ofter . Bcuut1ful \ ll'W Laguna ~l ~uc l NOnh\ 1cw; rwxt to rnun try grc·enl>l!lt Movt• 1n cond , I yr old. :1 Hit. dc•n, fum. rU' , bh 1n 'lll'hl'' 111 f.1m r111 & d1·n 1'11ul ,11t·1I ~ .ircJ ~W.llW SAN ClEMEMTE Townhow.c, S87 .~ :-. ,•w 3 Udrm • pullo & frplr >°"11cr will lcasl' 011t11111 or n:nl. S1:i0 per mu11Lh MAL' HY !\TJ\l' FFl-.H ~1-:A t.IO:'ll rn .. , 1.1 v :WI !:: l'!.t II~.> l 'tl ~I 673 !jl.').t l2l3 N. C!>t llwy. Laguna •1!17 ~I! OPEN SUN 1-SPM <'ollegc Purk. 4 Rll :! (l,1, nv :JCCl'S'\ Mu :-.1 sell, uwners lrav1n~ ~trl':J JOI! HnwltnR Grcl•n Lachenmyer R~afty Inc. 646-1928 673-5179 $54,500 MEAROCEAM Why rent ., "P•·1·t wulur 'cilue' l'lll\ tu14 nllunw rcLrt•at' :l larsw Hdrm'' Enlertaini·r' pat111 ' T1•n nls c-ourU.' Fil,\ 'l\·rm'' CJ11°t last al th1 ... pr1<'t''' llurry, rall t.45 0:1o:i ---liiiiilll &.ioy Breathing! Waterfront .it·r1· l''tJh· 11 11~·· t 11:1· ... ('\.1,, ... 11 ~ l•'rc11d1 Norrrn1n11\ l>ou f blc dot'k & 1.ikt•-.111• pJt10 \fas:.iv(' I. n & ~ ,::ame rm /\rt .. 1ucl111. Ii , • hr.,. 7 hat~. n~11tl, "''" ' 1\ll am(.!n1t 1t·:. o, ··r 1moo ,,, rt. t"\Jm1~ht·ll "'11r1h Shore pnvate .ir1 .. 1 L.ikl· ArrowhcJd $175.uuu I.,, J ",, h n I cl (I v. I\ l' r '113.17 i~1'.ll. 1111 "' d "MODEL HOME" THE BLUFFS ~RONTROW IAY VIEW!! l IR, 2'h BATHS "ELEGANT" ·"''' l1m1µkh•ll ' rruly wtlhout l'l(Udl 1·\ t•r \ll11ng 'l)U Sl'C t OUl' h or walk on 1s brand lll'W 1\ totally t•oor1\111at cd n• tlt!!t1gn & dc•1·m at 11111 d fort So Vl'l'Y \'t•r) br 11utifl1I. ynu ~urt•h must -.1·t· 1 l11s s pt•t• • .tl'ular 11111111' Dl'ltn1tl'I~ flu th1: 1111.ihl\ m1ncl1•cl & u pp n : l'I :1 t 1 \ 1 • b u y 1• r _..._ Shown with pndt· thru i!l,\!i tll\tU' ~ ([11., il\ l':I 11111 !i H1nri 640· 5560 Anytime E<>stolulf Prof Bldg ADULT CONDO U6,,00 For the d1scnminatmi: ..-oupk 1..1r1?l' m11..;tl'r 'lDtt' formal clinm~ + .:ut.>~t bt.odrm Gourml'l t .lutchen. ex\rJ \(1r.:1• hv. , rm , l'ndosed plll10 Secluded & qwct Pool & ••• •. recreauon h11ll ('all fur dct.a1ls ~?tall - ' HOUS~S FOR SALE 2 IEDIOOM 246 l<"lo~er Street, Costa Mesa 752 7315 S87.500 SWlday 1-5 512 Hartford. HWltangton Bch 96D-<l342 $79,000 Sun 1 ·S 1500.Serenade Terr. Corona del Mar 631-1800 $174 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 #75 Sea Isla nd Or <Big Cyn) NB fi75 6000 $199,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1610 "C" Iowa St .. Costa Mesa 642-4610 $63,950 ~· t/Sun 1·5 425 H e liotrope, Corona de Mar 640-9900 $165.000 unday 11·4 #5 Landfall Court. Newp Beach 646-7171 $119.500 Sunday 1·5 113 Via Eboli. Lido Isle, Npt Bch 495· 1720 $195,500 Sunday 1·5 2 I I + FAM I M «" DEN '31582 Cr ystal Sands,PlV,L.°Nig 830-1212 $150.000 Sal/Sun 11·5. 1404 Morningside Dr,LagBch 494-9473 $250.000 Sal/Sun 1·6 404 Prospect, Newport Beach 548-5361 $102,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 * 10 Jetty Dr. <Jas mine Ck > CdM 640-6161 $ll3.950 Sal/Sun 1·5 #18 Shoal, J asmine Creek, CdM 631 -1400 $225.000 Sat/Sun 2·4 2200 Port Lerwick, Ne wport Beach 644 -1156/644-6807 S/S1M/Tue l·S 2015 Yacht Defender (Seaview) NB 642·823.5 $295,000 Sal/Sun 1-5 27072 BCalleCaballero, S.J. Cap. 49G-0505 $99,950 Sun 1·6 #60 Sea Is land (Big Cyn ) NB 675-6000 $164,500 Sun. 1·5 1937 Maple Sl.. Costa Mesa 642-5062 $69.900 Sun 10·4 l I EDROOM 17462 Wayne, Irvine 552-054-3 $89,500 Sat/Sunday 25236 Manzanita, Dana Point 768·1222, 481 -7990 Sat/Sun 1·5 1656 Corsica (Mesa Verde) CM 546·9556 ·sao.ooo Sat/Sun 12-s 31 Bethany Dr. <Trtlrk) Irvine 752-6319 $114,000 Sat/Sun 11·4 1>232 Larchwood. Huntington Beach 847-3584 $73,900 Sal/Sun 1·5 27391 Pmuela. Mission Viejo 581-3581 $69,500 Sunday 1·5 245 E. Wilson St .. Costa Mesa 548-1168 $77 ,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 9712 Petts wood, Huntington Bch 960-43.51 Sat 11-4/Sun 1-5 •17892 Mann <Univ Pk> Irvine 640-6UH S\05,000 Sat. 12·4 21581 Impala Ln (Cal. Classics> HB ~168·:\5.58 $80.000 Sat/Sun l ·5 54 He <thowk, Woodbridge, Irvine 67!1-4010 $96,000 Sal/Sun/ M 11 -5 563 Pierpont Ori ve. Costa Mesa 540-7805 $82,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 29241 San Sebastian, Laguna Niguel 831·1770 $83,000 Sat/Sun ll-4 700 Marguerite. Corona del Mar 642-3850 $136.000 Sun 1·5 .300 Otero. Newport Beach M4-7020 $157.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1919 Chubasco (Irv Terr ) CdM 642-5200 Sat/Sun I-5 1807 Surrey, Cameo Hg l11ds. CdM 675-5511 Sal &Sun 1·5 P21 Balboa Coves, Newport Beach 631-1400 $265.000 Sat/Swrt-5 2133 E . Ocean Bl vd , BaJPen.NB 631 -1400 Sl59.SOO Sat/Sun 1·5 1501 Lmcoln Ln. CBaycrest> N.B. 759·0811 Sun . l ·S 221; Poppy Ave .. Corona del Mar 759-0811 Sat/Sun / Mon/Tues 1·5 132 Via Trieste <Lido Is le) N. B. 673-7300 $226,870 Sun. l-5 331 62nd St .. Newport Beach 548-1290 $107,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 • 909 Tiller Way CHVH ls) NB 675 3411 Sat/Sun 1-5 3072TylerWay. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $81,000 Sun l-5 207 Milford <Cameo Shores> CdM 673-4400 Sal/Sun 1·5 2432 Vis ta Hogar <Bluffs> Npt. Bch 644-6200 $121 ,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 14112 DeAnn, Garden Grove 540-3666 $67 .900 Sat/Sun 1·5 41!) Santa Ana. Newport Beach .540·3666 $138.000 Sat/Sun l·S 1485 Skyline Dr., Laguna Beach 644 -6200 $299.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 #2 CoraJtree Ln .. Univ Park. Irv. 752-1700 $105 ,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 241 Virginia. Costa Mesa 962-7788 $94.000 Sunday 1·5 •3101 Gibraltor, Costa Mesa 646·7171 $86,900 Sat/Sun 1·4 2038 Aliso. Costa Mesa · 646-7t71 $119,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 842 Darrell, Costa Mesa 646· 7171 $76.500 Sat /Sun I ·5 849 Darrell. Costa Mesa 646-7171 $76.500 Sat/Sun 12·4 5308 River, Newport Beach 646-7711 Sat/Sun 1·5' 2500 Margaret. Npt Hgls, NB 646-7711 $116.900 Sal/Sun 1·5 30831 Marilyn Dr., South Laguna 758·0422 $159.500 S\\Jlday 1·5 l P alamedes Orv Grvs) Irv. 551-5739 $84.500 Sunday 12·4 274 Cecil, Costa Mesa 1145-6504 $89.900 Sun 12·5 224 Vja Eboli (Lido Isl ) NB 675-6000 $238.500 Sun. 1-5 403 lns COid CdM > CdM 675-6000 $158,000 Sun. 1·5 #58 Sea Is land Dr. <Big Cyn) NB 675-6000 $164,500 Sun. 1-5 119 Via Ve lla <Lido Isl) NB 675-6000 $310,000 Sun. 1·5 •263 Oceanview, Npt Hts. NB 646-7711 Sun l·S 31645 Via Madonna, San Juan Cap 64Ci-771t Sun t -5 • 1614 Corsica. Mesa Verde, C.M. 645-7221 Sun 1-5 274 Cecil Place. Costa Mesa 645.f)S()lt $89.900 Sun all day 3 p + FAM ltM w 0,.. 3233 Oregon. Costa Mesa S~?:~l J67,950 Sat/Sun 12·4 . .. . . ~ . .. .. . .. . . DIRECTORY •30381 Paseodel Valle. LagNiguel 495-1720 $193,500 Sat/Sun 2-5 33512 Periwinkle, Lag.una Niguel 496·2462 $145.ooo· Sat/Sun 10·5 5301 River Ave, West Nwpt Bch 545·8628 $158,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 682 Darrell . Costa Mesa 847-8.553/968-6167 S/S 11:30-4:30 1116 Pine. Huntington Beach 960-4342 Sl09,000 Sun 1 ·5 10022 Dana. Huntington Bch 960-4342 S92.900 Sun 1·5 9171 Veronica. Huntington Bch <2 13 >692-4556 $83,950 Sun 12·5 3830 Key Bay Dr. (HV Hills) CdM 644-0322 $197,500 Sun. 12·5 • 1618 Irvine <Baycrest) Npt·Beach 644-9060 $174,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 307 Camden. Laguna Beach 494-9473 $395,000 Sat/Sun 2·6 2870 Zell Drive. Laguna Beach 494-9473 $148,900 Sun. 12·4 17 Deerwood Lane, Newport Beach 759-1968 $389,000 S/Sun/Mon l ·S 1050 San Pablo Circle, C.M. 546-5711 $88,500 Sal/Sun 12·5 1214 Nottingham (Wstclf) N.B. 646·3255 Sat/Sun/Mon 1-5 •14241 Mindocino <Colony) Irv. 551-1424 $83,500 Sat/Sun 11·5 29571 Vista Plaza, Laguna Niguel 494 -7578 $132.500 Sat. 2·5 4621 Surrey Dr. <Cameo Hlds.) CdM 640-7000 Sl99.500 Sun. 1·5 1038 Sea Lane <Orig HVHls> CdM 675-6000 S169,SOO Sat/Sun 1·5 425 Vista Flora <Bluffs) N.B. 675-6000 $179,500 Sal/Sun 1·5 228 Hazel <Old CdM > CdM 675~ $359.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •3357 Cahfornia Street, C.M 751 ·3191 $99.995 . Sat/Sun 1·5 5551 Heil, Huntington Beach 640-53.57 Sat/Sun 1·5 • 1919 La Cuesta. Lemon Hts. Tustin fM0-5357 Sat/Sun 1-5 2501 fl arbor Vie w (llVH ) CdM R46-7417 $229.500 fee Sat/Sun 1-5 • #20 Whitewater. JasmineCrk,CdM H75·551 l Appointment '* #41 Whitcwatcr,JasmineCrk,CdM 675 -5511 Sat & Sunday 1-5 2006 Port Albans, Newport Beach 631-1400 $149.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1911 Heliotrope, Santa Ana 631-1400 $294.000 Sunday 1·5 333 Catalina Dr. {Newport Hts. )N. 8 . 646·4463 $179,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 457 Santa Ana Ave .. Newport Beach 646-4463 $152,000 Sunl-5/Monl-4 227 MHford <Cameo Shores) CdM 673-7040 $249,500 Sat/Sun 1·6 20711 Chaucer Ln., Huntington Bch 963-6767 $89.500 Sun 1·5 334 V1stn Trucha <Bluffs) NB 548·1290 $132.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 3331 Reims La., Costa Mesa 546-2313 $85.000 Sat 1-5 J727 Int.ct l slc (J{br Vu > N. B. 675-3411 $275.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 21791 Summerwind. Huntington Bch 646-7414 Sat&Sun 12·3 * 19481 Sierra Chula, Irvine 546·2313 $158,000 Sun 1·5 #4 Starbursl iTrllrk Hlnd ) Irv. 675-3411 $117.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2268 Cornell, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $79,900 Sun 1·5 65 11 Seashore Or .. Newport Beach 673-3663 S265,000 Sun. 1·5 32 Blazing Star <Deerfield ) Irv. 752·1414 $117,900 Sa 11·3/Sn 11·5 1038 Santiago (Dover Shors l NB 642-8235 Sal/Sun 1-5 2431 Port Whitby CHV Homes) NB 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1-5 2049 Port Bristol <HV Ho mes) NB 644·6200 $165.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 2582 Vista Ori ve <Bay shores> NB 642-8235 ·$242.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •615 Rockford, CamHhglnds. CdM 644-6200 $210,000 Sal/SWl 1·5 * • 1915 Bayside Drive, CdM 642-8235 $425,000 Sal/Sun 1-5 954 W. 19th St., Cos l a Mesa 540-3666 $73,000 Sunday 1·5 226 Loyola. Costa Mesa 540-3666 $79.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 1017 Sandc astle. Corona de! Mar •540-3666 $199,000 Sal/Sun 1·5 5542 Wendy Cir., Huntington Beach 842-2535 $103,000 Sat/Sun 12-4 2400 Sierra Vista, Newport Beach 752-1700 $225 .000 Sat/Sun 1-5 5575 Castle Dr .• Huntington Beach 962-7788 $79.900 Sunday 1·5 1759 New Hampshire, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $91,500 SWl 1·5 2378 Wes tminster, Costa Mesa 646·717t S89.950 Sun 1~4 2918 Ellesme re <Mes a Verde> CM 536-1484 $117.500 Sun. l ·S 4527 Gorham <Cameo Shrs) CdM 675-6000 $417,000 Sun. l ·S 3727 Jnlet tsl.Coronade l Mar 675·3411 $275,000 Swi. 1·~ 240 Virginia, <E /Side) CM 546-5880 $85,000 Tues. 1·5 871 Darrell, Costa Mesa 645·1103 $74,900 Sunday 1·5 964 Quivers. Laguna Beach 499-4551 $124.500 Sun 1·5 977 Santa Ana. Laguna ~each 497 ·3331 $152,500 $µn 2·5 l618 Mariners Drive, NB 64Z·8235 $149,900 SWl. 1 -~ Z568 Greenbriar. Costa Mesa 645~ $&11~ Sun. 12·5 2701 Hilltop <HV Knolls> Npt .. Beactt 642-823.5 Sun. 1·4 :30 Sl7 Poppy, Corona del Mar 754-1202 ~.000 Sunday 1·5 2018 Centella Pl. Newport Bch 646-7711 · Sun 1-5 4 IEDllOOM •790 Vale View Dr .. Vista I 1758-4940 $375,500 Sal/Sun 1-5 6712 Gatehill Cr .. Huntington Bch ,.. 960-43.51 Sat ll-4/Sun 1-5 33761 Windjammer, Laguna Niguel 493-8060 $183.000 Sat/Sun 11·5 • 2326 Rutgers, Costa Mesa 540-9369 $89.900 Sat/Sun 12-6 327 Fullerton, Newport Beach 644-7020 $175,000 Sat/Sun 2-6 #9 Monteeito. Spyglass, Npt Bch 644-7020 $439,000 Sat/Sun 1-6 527 Ave San Juan. San Clemente 640-9900 $143,900 Sunday 1-5 2837 Shantar Or., Mesa Verde, CM 646-7171 $130,000 Sat/Sun l·S 223 Wa lnut. Newport Beac h 540-3666 $112,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 3128 Bermuda <Mesa Verde) CM 754-1202 Sat/Sun 1·5 • 1325 Sussex Lane. Westchff, NB 642-4947 $195,000 Sun 1·5 7 Elmwood (Woodbridge> Irv. 752-5368 $99,900 .Sunday I-5 289 Camelia, Costa Mes a 546·5880 $84.500 Sun. 1-5 #34 Redwood Tree Ln., Irvine 675-3411 $114.900 Sun. 1-5 344 l Eboe, lrvine 540-1720 $114 .900 Sun. 1·5 2215 Holly Lane . NewPort Bch 645-030.1 $105,000 Sun. 1-5 3367 Nevada, Costa Mesa 754 -1202 $95,000 Sunday !·5 4 Ill + FAMRMorOBt 9531 F'riarscourl Dr., Hunt. Beactr 9G3-5302 $94.500 Sat/Sun 12-5 3962 As h, Irvine 963-4126 $103.000 Sat/Sun 12-5 19431 Sierra Luna, Trtl Rck, Irv. 759-1120 Sat &Sunday 1-5 34321 Amber Lantern, Dana Point 540-5570 $350,000 SWlday 12-4 •25151 Mawson , Laguna Hills 830-1000 $112,500 Sunday 1-6 • •607 Bayside Dr., Newport Bch . 640-2365 Sat/Sun 2·6 694 Victoria. Costa Mesa 759-9118 $69,500 Sun. 10.lil 14561 Linden Ave., lrvine 752-7315 Sll9,900 Sunday 1-5 14951 Alhel. College Park. frv. 752-7315 $112,500 Sat/Sun 115 2729 Starbird. #9515, Costa Mesa 835-0211 $188.900 Sat/Sun 8828 Lawrence. Westminster 847-4482 $138.000 Sat/Sun 8-6 •2845CorvoPI (Mesa Verde>CM 546-9179 $122,500 Sat/Sun l ·:i ft7 Robon Court, Newport Beach 847 -8844 $145,000 . Sat/Sun 2972 Andros <Mesa Verde) C.M. 546-4478 $94,500 Sat/Sun all day 709 Cameo Highlands Drive. CdM 673-1592 $247,500 Sat/Sun 1-t> • 1070 Mission, Mesa del Mar, CM 751·3191 $95,000 Sun. 1-4 2964 Bimini Pl. <Mesa Verde) C.M. 644-7383 $89,500 Sat/Sun l -5 2951 Cassia <Eastbluff) Npt. Beach 552-7000 $174,500 Sat/Sun l ·S 1915 Mariners Dr. <Westcliff) NB 644-4910 $179.900 Sat/Sun 1-5:3() 4501 Surrey Or.CamH 'lnds.CdM 644-4910 $169,500 Sat/Sun 1-5;30 16 Mallard (Wdbrdg) Irvine 559·0186 $159.995 . Sunday 11·5 • 1!)42 Santiago Dr., Dover Shrs. ND 640-5357 Sat/Sun l -5, 209 Pearl. Balboa Island 640·5357 Sat/Sun 1·5 1915 Wi ndward (Baycresl) N.B. 640-6161 $215,000 Sat/Sun l ·S • 1015 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 675-2373 Sun. l·!i •2513 Davis Place, Costa Mesa 759-0811 Sat/Sun 1-5 1601 Lincoln Ln <Baycrest> N.B. 759-0811 Sat/Sun 1-5 5261 Burgundy (The Ranch) lrvine 759-0811 Sal/Sun l ·S 900 Sandcastle Dr .• Corona del Mar 673-8494 $159,000 Sun 1·5. * •2245 Heather La ne, Newport'Bch 759-0811 Sat. l·S 512 Ventaja, the Bluffs. N.B. 752-1700 $174,500 Sat/Sun 2212 Francisco. NewPort Beach 673-7300 $199.500 Sun. 1-5 -t•502 Via Lido Nord <Lido m NB 673-1020 $650.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 18472 Carnaby Ln .. HWlt 'g Beach 848-3451 $105,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 9342 Gilbert, Anaheim 546-2313 $159,500 Sun l ·S 3112 Van Buren, Cost& Mesa 546-2313 $78,900 Sat/Sun l ·S • #22 Morro B.aY. Spyglass, CdM 640-1812 Sunday l·S 1909 Yacht Enchantress, Npt Bch 640-1812 Sunday l·S 32 Drakes Bay, Corona del Mar 675·3411 $284,000 Sat/Suo l·S 2215 Arbutus (E/Bluff) N.B. 675-3411 Sl8',9(l0 Sat/Sun l·S 465 N yes Place, Corona del Mar 675-34U ~JS,()00 Sat/~'Jfl l·S -···---, ....... , ... , J : ,; : ;. , ........ -••• ! .: : • • • • .: • ... -. , . .,.. ................... ,.~ ..... , ... ---Jf'c-·---,, .. 1070 Pcsrador <Dovel' Shor~s ) NB 642·8235 $349,500 Sat/Sun 1.5 100 Via Koron, Udo Is le 642·8235 $450.000 S/Sun/Mon 1·5 2616 E .Maverich.E'side.Ana. 642-823.5 Sat/Sun l S • 1508 Dover CWcst chf() Npt. Bch 642-8235 $159.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 895 Sonora. Costa Mesa 540-3666 $86.900" Sat/Sun 1-5 • 15532 Sunburst. Huntington Beach 842-253.5 $157 .500 Sat/Sun 1.5 3018 B Grisel, Santa Ana 752-1700 $8.5,500 SunZ·fY 1098 Redding <Mesa Wds > C.M. 546-4141 $198,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1521 Rainbow. Santa Ana 752-1700 $139,500 Sun 10·6 1841 Iowa Street, Mesa Verde. CM 751 -3191 Sat 1-4/Sun 1-5 6212 ~erra Siena . Turtlerock. Irv. 646-1711 $123,900 Sat/Sun l·~ 12212 Woodlawn . Lemon Hts, Tustin 646-7711 Sat/Sun l·S 1959 Port Cardiff. Newport Beach 646-7171 $169.950 SWl l -5 428 Vista Sue rte. Ne wport Beach 646-7171 Sl25.000 Sun 1-4 1853 Paros, Costa Mesa 646-7171 $139,000 Sun 1·!1- 2837 Shantar.Costa Mesa 646·7171 $130,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 4627 Roxbury <Cameo Shores) CdM 644-6200 $325.000 SWl. l ·e" 1601 Dorothy Ln (Westcliff) NB 642-8235 $167.500 Sun. l ·e. 1459 Galaxy <Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 $28.5,000 S un. 1-~ 32 Cedar Tree Ln (Univ. Park > Irv. 752-1414 $139,500 Sun. 1-5-> 3209 S. Linda Way, Santa Ana 645-0303 $105.900 Sun. 1-:7 • 1080 Salinas. Costa Mes a 645-0303 $135,000 Sun. 1-5 • 36 Royal St. George (Big Cyn > NS. 644-6200 $389.000 Sun. 1-5 2242 Donnie Rd .. Newport Bch 646-438() S239.SOO Sun. 1-5 3324 Wyoming Circle, Costa Mesa 557 -3352 $109,500 S unday 1-5 •9061 Bobbie Cr .. Hunt. Beach 968-2270 $124.900 Sun U -5' 2022 Capella <Mesa Verde) CM 540-1720 $119.900 Sun. 1·5 618 Barkley (Coins Pk) Orange 546-5900 $99.95<> Sun. l ·!l 1750 Skylark Ln CBaycrs U NB 675·6000 $215.000 Sun. 1·5 1531 Highland Dr .. Nwpt Beach 645-4221:> $229,500 Sun 12-5 308 Bowling Green <Coll Pk l CM 646-3928 $89,75() Sun. 1·5 3402 Timber. Santa Ana 540-1720 $110.000 Sun. I-~ •17722Cassia Tree. Irvine 540-1720 $169.900 Sun. l ·S. 1874 Rhodes <Mesa Verde> CM 546-5990 $131.900 Sun . 1·!> 17 Whitewood (Univ Pk) Irv. 675-3411 $134,900 Sun. 1-5 2409 Bonnie PJ (Upper BB> CM 675-6000 $149.900 '5un. 1-5 2873 Europa <Mesa Verde> CM 546-5990 Sl21,900 Sun. 1-!> 873 Sandcastle Dr. (Hbr Vu) NB 675·3411 $219.000 Sun. 1·5--' 1919 Port Provence CHVHms) NB 675-6000 $212,000 fee Sun. I·S 9038 LaCrescenta <LaUnda) FV 546-5990 $152.900 Sun. t -5 •3941 As h, College Pk, Irv. 645·7221 $123,900 Sun l·S 20332 Running Springs Ln, H.B. 968-8177 $145.000 Sun ll-7 1090 S <1lva dor Sl . Mcs<1 dcl Mar. CM 751·038.1 SI 14,900 Sun 11 -6 5 IEDROOM 17831 Arbor Ln. <Deane) Irv. 675-34 n $169.900 Sat/Sun 1-$. 1714 Oahu (Mesa Verde) CM 540-1720 $133.900 Sun. 1·5 5 IR + FAM RM or DIEM 1500 Keel Dr .. Corona del Mar 644-5725 $260.000 Sat-Tues 1-~ 2249 Avenida Salvadore. San Clem 498-2667 Sl89.000 Open Sat/SU?\ 197 Buoy c E /Side > Costa Mesa 642-5200 Sat/SWl l ·S 21202 Banff. Huntington Beach 751 ·3191 $85,500 Sunday 1-!> 1835 Port Sheffield Pl.. Nwpt Ben 759-1975 $192,500 Sat /Sun 12·5 49 Goleta Pt., Spyglass, CdM 640-1812 Sunday 1·5 3850 Ocean Birch (Spyglass) CdM 644-6200 $259,500 Sat/Sun l ·S 2004 Capells Ct (Mesa Verde> CM 546-4141 $159.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 10292 Me redith. Huntington Beach 962-7788 $126,500 Sunday 1·5 •2412 Windwa rd Ln, Upper Bay.NJ\. 642-823.5 Sun. 1-~ 2200 Lake Park Ln . Newport Bch 645-7221 Sun l ·S 6 llDIOOM 2627 Cove <China Cove) CdM 675-6000 $385,000 Sun. l·S 6 IR .... FAM RM or D~ tM M iss1on Bay. Corona del Mar 675·341J $385,000 Sun. 1-~ TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 2 II + FAM IMorD&t· •6 Encore Court, Nwpt Bch 955·2999 Sat/SWl 9.5 34 Lakeview, Woodbridge, Irv. 752·7315 $115.900 Sunday 1·5 l llDIOOM 345 Univer&1ty, M -2. Costa M esa 752· l700 $93,900 Sat/Sun 12·5 34 Arboles. Rancho San Joaq., Irv. 752·17()0 $148.000 Sat 1·$/Sun 2·6 ~ ,... . . . . -~ -. " IC.., Milt "-4)' dlr.ctoty wfttl.,.. ltli• wMtl.M •• .,.. f9 ._,,.,..._, ... Al ttw loc ..... t llttM a..t.w -dttc:rilted ill 9n4'fw d.t9' lty .... erlf.i.,. .tMwlMt-e,. 111 todey't OAll Y '"·OT WANT, 40S. ,..,_, .atowl"<f OPfll liloon4t few ,. CW rMt - lrllJld to Ntt NKh l..f-"-"' ~l cm.-HCh f.riday. Sotwdoy 911d s......,. TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 3 II + FAM RM or DIH #35 Acacia Tree, Univ Park, Irv. 752:7315 $107 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 #31 Silverwood, Deerfield, Irv. 752-7315 . $83,500 Sunday 1-5 lt47 Lakeview, Woodbridge, Irv. 752-1700 $196,500 Sun.1-5 4 IEDROOM 181 Lexington (Monticello> CM 646-3928 $68,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 IEDROOM •243 Camino San Clemente. S.C 492-958.5 $99,500 Sat & Sun 229 W. Wilson. #12, C.M 640-0096 Sat/Sun 1·5 •48 Canyon Is land Or. <Big Canyon ) 644-4910 $174,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 :30 8325 Capehorn Dr .. Hunt'g Beach 536-3663 $75.900 Sat/Sun 10-5 2003 Vista Caudal (Bluffs) N.B. 675-5930 $168,500 Sun/Mon 1-5 8325Capehorn Dr .. Hunt'g Be a ch 536-3663 $75.900 Sat/Sun 10·5 18804 Thornwood Cr .. Hunt'g Beach 645-0303 $78,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2 IR + FAM RM or DE:H •2921 Peria <The Bluffs) N.B 644-4910 S170,000 Sat/Sun 1-5:30 1*7 Goodwill Cl <Newport Crest> NB 759-0811 Sun. 1 ·5 •300 Intrepid, Nwpt Cr~t. NH 640-5357 Sun 1·5 3 IEDROOM •9 MojoCourt. Newport Beach 546-2313 $122.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •689 Vista Bonita. Bluffs. NB 640-99()9 $137,500 Sat /Sun 1-5 8 Cr est Circle, Canyon Crest. CdM 631 -1800 $159,900 Sat/Sun l -5 •22 Wild Goose. Nwpt Crst, NB 640-5357 $117.500 Sun 1-5 • ~12 Swift Court. Nwpt Crst. NB 640-5357 Sun 1·5 3 IR + FAM RM or DEN •21 MainsajJ, Jas mine Crk, NB 640-5357 Sat/Sun l ·5 •416 Plata. E -Bluff. N. 8 . 640-5357 Sat/Sun l -5 •If 10 Swift Court, Nwpt Crst, NB ~40-5357 Sun 1·5 4 IEDROOM 2638 Vista Ornada, Newport Beach 631-1400 $179.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2 IR & I IR 616 Poinsett ia IOldCdM l CdM 64•1·1167 St6'.l.OOO Sun. 1·5 2 BR'S EACH 703-7031 :!Carnation <Old CdM l CdM -675-6000 Slti9.500 Sun. 1·5 201 Opal. Balboa Island 645-1103 Sl85.000 Sunday 1-5 620 Acacia. Corona del Mar 631 1400 $169.000 Sunday 2-5 3 IR & 2 IR 429·429112 Goldenrod . Cd M 675-5930 $254 .900 Sal/Sun 1·5 353 La Perle. Costa Mesa 752-1920 Sl5!J.950 Sat/Sun 1-5 365 :3ti~1 :.? Lu P l·rk. C~l 67:l·6510 $18H.500 Sun 1-5 TRIPLEX FOR SALE 3 IR-2 IR-2 H 1218 Cahfomia St. Dwntwn Hunt Bch 962-4454 $210.000 Tues 1-5 INCOME PROPERTY FOR SALE 2 IR EACH 105 N. Bayfront, Balboa Isl. 642-5200 Sat/Sun 1-5 3 H & 2 IR 304 Goldenrod. Coron.I! de l Mar 644-7211 $269,000 Sunday 1·5 415-4 151·2 Iris. Corona del Mar 642-5200 $194.500 Sun. 1-5 2 IEOROOM 2109 Thurin. Costa Mesa 646· 7711 $76.500 MOBILE HOME FOR SALE 2 IEDROOM Sun 1-5 • •700 Lido Park Or, Unit 23, NB 675-5511 Sat &Sun 1-5 HOUSE FOR RENT l la .... FAM RM or D .. 207 Via Mentone (Udo Is le) NB 673·'4191 $925 mo. Sat/Sun 1·5 * , ... ........... *** W•oft..t&PMI ~::!~.~~ ........ ~!~:.~.~ ........ ~~:::.~~~.~~~ ........ ~::~.~~~'!': ........ ' Sunday July2. 1913 OAILYPILOT D~ G........ I 002 c;.....-.e I ooz G""'°' '002 Ge.wrol I 002 H041H\ For Sde HOUSH For s• HCMISH For s• ..... ... . .. ...... ...... .... ...... ............. .... ...... ............. ..... ....... .. ......... .. .. .. . . ... . ........... . . . ...... .. .. .. ........ ... ... . . . . . . .......•... ...._ 4 IDIMS + IOHUS l''anest family area in Newport Beach! Spac1ous, open home w/(Ormal dining. 2 Wetbars, fireplace. bonus room, 3 large private patios Free mt!mbl!rship Newport Beach Tennjs Club, to the buyer of this fabulous llluffs home. 512 V...tol.....01"" Sat/Sun f'or your real estate needs. call: Betsy Superf on or Sara Hinman 752-1700 En 75'-0261 \D5THE REAL ~ESTATERS For The Executive Come and see this delu>te e.11.ecuttve home, W•ltl 6 sl1d1ng glass doors leading 10 the yard area w1lh custom pool Spacious 5 bedroom home with d1n1ng room, den. ealtng area. family room and 2 l1replaees Huge covered pa.110 In Mesa Verde $133.900 540-1720 FHA. VA Near Schools Located on quiet cul de sac. with EZ care yard Oeltghtfulty sunny kitchen area, entry. den. din· 1ng. l 1replace and 4 bedrooms. Latge covered pa110 North Costa Mesa. $82,900 540-1720 Ele9ant Dinin9 FacilKJ Custom Pool Gorgeous 4 bedroom leaturrng outdoor lights and stereo throughout Custom master bedroom. delu.11.e k1tchein. lormal dining, entry. family room and br1cl< fireplace 2 pa1ros and 1ha1 lovely pool Reduced to $169.900 ~1720 Cool, Green & Shady Lush. manicured landscaping surrounds this 3 bedroom home. Unusually 1>eaut1lul home w11h added-on family room. formal d1mng, eating area. entry and fireplace Deluxe kitchen w1lh microwave Patio Call lor details $91.900 540-1720 Step Up And Into~ • Spotless. roomy 4 bedroom home with bonus room. eating area. d1n1ng', entry, fireplace end 1am1ty room. Deluxe kitchen tor mom, custom tihutters inside and out. Patio $119.900 540-1720 Plush Decor Elegantly decorated 4 bedroom tiome with enough space for lhe kids and summ&f g~ts. 100. Eating area. entry. family room. fireplace and bu1lt·1ns. Large paho. gas 880 All on quiet street. $110.000 Call 540-1720 Take It Easy In your elegant condo! 3 bedrooms. eatong area olf country kitchen and gas fireplace 1n l1v1ng room #'i1ghly upgraded, plush carpets, delu>ee kitchen; pnva1e enclosed pallo. storage and comm pool Great locale. $89.950 ~1720 Let's Make fudqe! Gourmet k11c fi'en ror mom• 6ut11 i ns. microwave. corning lop stove. wood cabinets and more Lovely 3 bedroom home with den, eatong aiea. family room area and 2 fireplaces Pa110 and sparkling paol $124,950 54(}.1720 fit For A King ~ Protection plus. with burglar alarm and smoke detector Intercom. indoor BBQ. handsome built in bookcases and bullet: Tinted windows 4 bedroom home with d1n1ng. eating area and tile entry and family room Mesa Verde Country Club membership included. Reduced 10 $151 .000 ~1720 540-1720 2955 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa TAAIELL REALTORS ~ Metnbtt RELO Serving 8000 Cities , .. ~ -.. . . . ~···'·-··· 675-3411 . --..................... . L US K~ R l-.A L TY u }11h11 /J . I.to/... .~ .\'011 Co . 2S IS E Coo't Hwy. <:;orona de-I Mar OPEN HOUSES 1~ PM Sl'YGLASS-HARIOR RIDGE, prime location at e ntra nce to H~rbor Ridge. Large fa mily home. s eparate dining room, family room and 4 Bdrms. All opening onto e nc losed brick patio Only hom e in Spyglass that has never been lJved in. Owner out of area and ' very anxious . Offered at $284.000 Open Sal/Sun 32 Drakes Bay IRVIME-SM4SHIHG "LASALLE" Model on cul de s~.s: in University Park. Adjacent to wide greenbelt. Country kitchen. large family room. enormous master suite and loads of storage thruout. Close to pool, jacuzzi. tennis a nd library. Offer ed at 17 Whitewood. Open Sun. $134,900. HARBOR VIEW LUSK -POOL, lovely "Monterey Plan ", 2 s tor y family home w1lh' man~ amenities Large pool. lots of privacy. Offered al $219.000. Open Sun. 873 Sandcastle Dr EASnwff -4th OF JULY SPECIAL This Lus k 4 Bdrm home has just been r educed to $185.900. Upgrades thruout. I s i mmacul ate and in move-in condition . Ope n Sat /Sun 2215 Arbutus. SPYGLASS HIU -The perfect family home. 6 Bdrm. 4 •,:t baths, formal dining. g ame room. maid's quarters, gorgeous Cape Cod m CdM school district. Open Sun Offered at $385.000 4 Mission Bay. IRVIME FORMEJt MODEL -One of the finest builders in area. Cl"se to major freeways, g rac ious formal d ining room. 4 s pacious bdrms, vaulted ceilings, a dream lo own. Open Sat. located at 404 E scudero. Offered at $154.900. IRVIME -D e luxe m aster su ite . Warmly decora ted, Yale modet rn Vi llage Ill. 4 Bdrm. family room & 3 baths. Super upgraded beauty Open Sat. Offered at Sl44.000. 64 Oak Tree Ln. TURTLEROCK HIGHLANDS -Brand new, never lived in. Panoramic Hill & s unset view home. h as 3 Bdrms, family room & dming room, large lot. Open Sat /Sun. Offe r e d a t o nl y $177,000. #4 Sunburst. tAGUNA IEACH -Brand nc\\o Ocean. canyon and hill view home . &·amcd ce1Ltng!>. 2 fireplaces , formal dming family room. many upgrades. Fuil balcony with ocean view. J BR. den. 2112 BA . Op en Sat & Sun. 465 Nyes Place. Offered al $215.000 IRVIHE DEANE HOMES -.Jus t hslcd . beautiful 5 Bdrm. la rge lot. 3 baths. professionally ckcoratcd. Us11d bn<:k pat10 w mass1 vt• patio cov~1r. Ope n Sat1Sun. offered ~1 l SIG!U.100 17831 Arbor Lane . ~USK HAJllOR VIEW POOL -Large. immaculate 3 BR 2112 Ba. home with a view of Catalina to Palos Verdes. in c luding a pool a nd a sec luded courtyard. Just painted inside & out. 3 car garage. Open Sat & Sun. 909 Tiller Way. HARIOR .. view HILLS -Spectacular forever Catalina. ocean view. Huge mainte na nce free lot This 3 BR. family room home 1s a n immaculate Jewel. Highly upgraded air cond., e ven a mini putting green. For the discerning buyer s<>eking privacy. e legance a nd seren ity Offered al $275.000. Open Sun. 3727 Inlet Isle . OUTSTANDING IOMUS RM -Fantastic 4 BR. ~ ba.th "Oxford " on the perfect street 10 Village lll of lrvine. Includes 1 RC couple m embership, a best buy at $114,900. 34 Redwood Tree Ln. Open Sun. OTHER PROPERTIES REDUCED -For quick sale, this San Carlos Model has a prime location and lovely view. Beautifully decorated. Call for a special showing . Offered at only $130.000. SEA VIEW -Lowest priced home in private guarded gate commun ity R e d ecorat ed thruout Ready for immediate occ upancy. Ca 11 for private s howing. 675-3411 LUS K"' R EA L TY , .. .l.i/J11 /J I : •. !.. .( .\'1111 (.II l!i 1 !i E Coa\t Hwy Corona d<'I MOf' Gewerol IOOZG..wral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LUXURIOUS CUSTOM HOME Sihlafed llbon coasfMM lnS..CltftMtlh This home with 1ts expansi ve view o( ocean & canyon Is odja<.'ent to the Mariners Pt Community, it 's appro>< 3200 sq n. Ul<.'ludes ~Br. 380. xtra lg ram rm & 2 Crpl<.'s. il alao boasts of 3 upper decks, muste & lqlercoms. automatic sprinklers & other xtras too numerous to list Thill low malntm11nce home affords the owner omple time to enjoy the very amenities of this dts1r11blt local. FOR SALE BY OWNER. will cooperate w1bkri1 644-0047. 8AM-4PM Mon-Fri, except July J & 4 498·2667 . Gflt«ral I 002 G.neral I 002 G .... ral I 002 .......••..••...•....•........................ ·••••••••···········•·· ESLEY N .... ·· ... l\.YLOR " CO. REALTORS . since 1H46 JOAHHE ~OGERS WI' arc.• pleased to announ<:e that J oi\11ne Hoger s has joined the Rc~tdl'11l1al Division of Wesley N Ta~·lor Co. JoAnne is a true California nutn·e being born in P asadena. She is a g raduute of Westridge School for Girls in Pasadena. J oAnne has her H ~ deg ree in marketing from U.S .C I ln past years have been filled with <1l'tl\·111cs s uch as Life Member U S .C A!-1-.onalcs Life Member Westndge /\lumnat• /\ssoc1alion . Trojan Guild and t\ H C • Chairman for Gamma Phi Br t a '>oror1t y . This coming year .JoAmw wtll ser ve on the Coron a del Mar I I 1gh St'hool P .T.A. Boar~. .lo \lllll' has two <laughters. Cindy will In· a tilh J,!radcr al Lincoln Middle ~.<"hool and Lon will be a sophomore at Corona <kl Mar H igh School. Her hohb1es ha \'C been skung, tennis and !-.W I mining. but now s he says her g reatest interest 1s serving he r clients in th e most professional manner. .J o A n n c 1 s a Co r on a d e I M a r hom eowner a nd is very familiar with the l'nl1re harbor a r ea a nd it:> atlrtbut1·.., Pll·ase call JoAnne for Pl'rMmal. prulcss1onal service backed h\' tlu· lull s upport of management "'1th :~1 n·ur·s ol experience in fine p ropC'rl11.•.., You'll be glad you did. WES TC Liff BEAUTY--S 179. 900 I mprl'S!-11\C s late walk entrance to a L>t.·a ut1ful newly decorated 4 BR & FR home Quality cplng. drapes & "all papers. Near s c hools. park & s hnpping I\ perfect home for children. Owner leaving state. Hurry 1 I 91 5 MARINERS DR. SAT /SUN 1-5:30 CAMEO HIGHLANDS-OCEAN VIEW Rcduce<l price on this lovely 4 BR & family room home on a quiet street high above the traffic. Great for c hildren Sma ll bonus room & lge endoscd courtyd $169,500 4501 SURREY DR. SAT/SUM 1-5:30 HEW EXCLUSIVE-S 174.SOC> Well known designer. featured in L.A. H 1mc Magazine. designed the living & d 111rng rooms of this highly customized 2 bdrm. 2 bath Bi g Ca n yon Townhomc. Price includes L.R. & D.R. furnishings. Really plus h ' 48 CANYON ISLAND DR. SAt/SUM 1·5:30 HARIOR VIEW-$226.500 Beautiful ocean & city lights view from this m eticulous ly maintained home. Inviting entrance with atrium ·4 l3edrms. formal dining and a huge playroom (gr eat for pool table l. Large private patio and garden THE BLUFFS-VIEW Spl<>nd1d ~recnbelt view' 2 Master bedroom s uites. p a n~led den w t f1r eplar<.'. formal dinirfg rm. 211:! b aths. cus tomized w I air-conditioning for cleg~mt ltving. Sli0.000 incl land. 2921 PERLA SAT /SUH I -5:30 LAGUNA HIUS-lEISURE WORLD Bea utiful view of new golfcourse and surrounding <1rea. Highly upgraded . unattached 2 hcdrm. 2 bath home m best new t1rea Quiet c ul -de-sac street. plush cptnJ!. custom draperies. full patio & cover. a1 r /cond. $138.000 WESLEY M. TAYLOR CO., REALTORS 21 I I San Jooqum Hiit Rood NEWPORT CENTER, H.I . 644-49 t O GtMrol 1002 GtMral 1002 ··········•·········•·· ........•...•...•...... -Stop & ~hink SALESPERSON -A re you really working where the action is? Robert H:.i ll. Jr. & Associ:.ites has 1 =' of the multiple listings li s t ed be tween $400,000 & $600.000 in a reas 11 and 12. We 're t11tervi e w1ng professional salespersons, can you quality? Xlnt company benefits . HOMES OPEN TODAY OH THE WATER Swun. Wal or 11 h II orr. l ht. ld r ;l l' I bdt rr. , t'WJ)O rl & .. l h hom, The Jft'" 1::. \t>n pnvJ ll . "urrounded w:th lovHv home~ · PRICE REOUCB)! Tht• uwrwr ol lh1:. lo\ chec;l 2 bdrm & den. J bath rnndo. dt.>M! to lht• beach. ~urpnsoo u~ hy :;ubstanlldlly rcdut·1r.; h1 .. p nct· to s: :x.U\ll, W 111 C II 1 ~ C I. L D I-,~ TH£ LAND ~n I .i. :-; Goodwill Court i'icwvort Beach GREAT VALUE:! Ext ,•pt:onJI I ur1 \ humt• 1n !r,11:1 cathedral cciLnA:.. h1\ t'I) wood pdnel!n~. 1.ni:t· cOVl'rt!d pa tio Grt'.ll commut:ni; lot· a l tOI' $96,000 '"dirt cheap Cor 1 lxlrrru. & rJmily rm 52i1' llur~undy .. WHl~WATER OCEAHVIEW Sl)lt'ndtd fa mily hoflll'. Just d rcw sll'pi, 1 rom Lit tic Corona Beach. Iii lht• fUl~l '.>C<.11on or Coron .. del Mar 3 Bdrm" . .! bath:-Open Sat/Surll .\1on T Ut.'S. I 5 EXEC. LUXURY 3.000 1-'l. of wondert u I t ! \ mg U1 th•~ 4 l>drm • :I b.Jlh. TWO F1\\11LY HOOMS home. with wtdt• curved dnvt•woy to !he wdcommg double door entranCl'-Lo1:at1..>d m one of N<•wport Bl-al.'h 's mui.t beautiful arl•ai. dl tt,Ot Lincoln Linl' ALL IN THE POOL! Olll' ut lhl lowe~t pncl'd. hut mcest 4 ll<!rm IJm: ly rm & bcau111ut P<M>I home::. we have ever of ll•r(-'(J 10 11iscnmmat1n~ buyt.>r-. Only S135.000. BAYCREST 3 BR. Cl<>:.l' 10 the bay m the: lov1•I)' l>o~•·r Shott.'~ ared An 1mmJ<'Ut dl< hom1'. mOvl• in rca<l\ & rni·l· reout·e1t 1.o s1 s2:oou 1.'>l!I L1n1 n ln L d r t '\e"'port &Jlh BAY&· BEACH 450 NEWPORT CTR. OR. 759-mll MEW LISTING! Murh sought allt•r . b1.l ve ry -;earc·e t bdrll' P d I t' r m o M o rl 1• I 1 11 Harbor Vtl.'w llnml" "'1th 2.ooc: 1t 11r 1•1t·.11 111 Ir!)! '>PilCI' ol n '(I OU ' ab~e11lt·1· o wner h 1• pm•cd low al $W7,5'K' BAY& BEACH 450 NEWPORT CTR. DR 759~11 EXECUTIVE RVEBEDROOM Three bdlh. •·•Hhedr.tl (.'e1 hni:<>. ~unkcn 1: \ 111\:. room & dramat11· cntn Th.1). home has 11 all Cu! dl'·:>Ji. local111n in one nl Founlatn \/Jiil"" .. bl''' neighborhoods • Loctdc 11 with upgrade:., like ell-1· trnm1· 11\lered l'entral 111r cond1t1omng &. wet hJ1 Thi' <;pac·1ou:. mu:.•.• r !t ll1'1 hd ... ,,., ""'' s1.~luded b<.tlcony. On1" Sl2'J.500 CALL. 55ii 2htiC' C:::SELECT T'PROPERTIES CHE.AP! CHEAP! But not 'or lhc btrd.' Lowest pnred Plan IV •11 :->e"'port Crc•.:.t :l Rdrrn Cd<'h lo\tlf' t"\\r J•J ll• super relrl'al tn mu:.h 1 bd r m ::::: Cooth\1l t Court Oi>tn •2:! Goodwill C: Open Sat1Sun : i 642-520() j PETE . .. ~ J BARRETI e>~ •. REALTY ~ VAO DOWH !'cw 1·arp<'l ~ pJ •" make th1"' J...lx>drm hom• sparkle lf1.1!le back yiu 11 too• Ju~l h:ilcd CJ1: ti441 ilil ;.)l'f•, ~ ' •1 I IJ • [~&Iii * FALLIROOK * Lovely JBr Z1"t ba hom 1• on J 4 acn·~ l"ncd hor'I.' pasture, IJ mllY fruit view. i..d terms Sll0.000 Ail 1 ;23. 7103 I •• • # .... ... ....... -.. ..... . .. ... , . . -.. ,,,,,. ,.. .... - . . . . . . \ _08_. __ o_Ai_L_•_•_·•_L '-_-_' _________ ,,.,_,_,i..1_ .. _Y _J_u_t•-·-' !'_,_u, j ~.~~~! .~~ ~~........ ~~!~! !.~~ ~-.. •• •• • ~~! .~~ .~ ....... ~c:'!!~~ .~~ .~'!': ........ 1 ~~~~ -~~~ -~~ ....... . ~!~~.~~~.~~········1 ~~!~~-~~~.~~.~ ........ ~~:~! .......... !~.~~ ~~~! .......... ~?.~~ ~~~~! .......... ~?.~~ ~~~::!~~~ .. ~?.~~ ~~~~~!~!~ .. ~?.~~ OPEN 1-5 onH 0... THE IA YF«ONT On a :>4mdy lw<lt'h \.\1th great h~y & jtHty view !> L:.irge IHl\<.ill' ~ourtyt1rd wrlh J<H'UUI lhgh cetl 1ngs, :>p a<:1ou::i feelin!it. three bedrooms & maid '::.. adu lt recreatwn room & you own the land. $630.000. See Lucy Rose at 1933 Bayside Or OPEH IH COROHA. DEL MAR South of the highway. j ust 2 blocks from the beach. 3 bedroom. ready to move in. beam ceilings. wood fl9ors, d ecorator wallpapers in ~arlh to n es. Jus l reduced t o Sl69,500 Sec Craig Kindig at 320 Marigold. <>PEH IN BA. YSHORES Enjoy life in this great location. 2 sitndy beaehes -swim. boat and sun. Lovely 2 story home for an <.1c t 1ve family -hurry. $234,500 See Kay Ranger at 2642 Circle Dr. OISTINCTIVE AMD bRAMA TJC New. bright and beautiful. Adapta ble 4 bedroom. 3 bath home with vaulted cei lings. fa mily room. din ing room, 3 car gara~c m the excit mg Woodbridge community. This home is a Biscay and 1s m any thousands under m :.irket. $147 .500. Sec Paul Hallanan at 00 Nighthawk. IROADMOOR TURTLE ROCK Turtle Rock Glen is the sl•lling for this ch<1rming a nd tas tefully de- cor::ited 3 bedroom with den off m:.i s te r s uite a nd f<tmily room. Garden at rium ent r y wit h waterfall Lots of flower s and pJ<1nt:-. unquestionable quality with impeccable taste Sec Evan CorkNt at 17 Rippling 'trcam. OPEN IH THE BlUFfS Lowest pnccd "E" Plan. Large ex- panded country kitchen . 3 bedroom. family room. set on a quiet. lush gr eenbelt Lot~ of privacy. $175.000 See Brt'nda G la ss al 523 Ave Campo. OPEN IM HARIOR VIEW Remodt'led r c la ndscaped totally up~radcd. Palermo model with cxpandC'd family room a nd m a ny other major improvemt:nls. J,arJ.(t• privatt• \'ll'W lot Near park. $2:J5.000. St .. C' Ri ch Wrav at lOOG Port Cardiff · HAUOR VIEW TRADITIOHAL C harmin g h o m e with <'ountr v kitchen. hardwood fJoors. Pool s ized Jot. c ul-de-sac location. 3 bedrooms inc luding m aster bedr oom with ~m ashing wood and gl<.iss sol<1 r4um. You own the land $150.000. SOMERSET WITH VIEW :\ttruc:t1vt• l<tnd!-.tapcd 5 hedroom '1ew Home in Harbor \'11~" Fam1lv and dmmg room. Ne<ir communily pool. tcnm~ and shopping Sl95.000. OPEN tH USTILUFf SJl~u·wu:. 3 bedroom Lusk Plan C wilh ocean vww and unique large Jot. l\dd your mvn decorator tou('h <md make• a s uper home for your l<imdy Sl74.SOO. Sec Vorly Nelson <1l ~07 Aleppo. EXPANDEO ~PUN-IWFFS Large l'Xlendecl countn kitchen. 3 bedrooms plu~ family room -take all this ~md <idd :.i quirt lush green- belt <t nd you have a special home m a park like :wiling $175.000. OLD CORONA. DEL MAR Check out lh1"> duplex on an extra wide Jot. Separate c:harm1ng 2 bedroom front house plus large pri~ale 3 b~dr~m unit over garage. Quirt streC'l. nice yard $195,000 RARE OPPORTUNITY This four bedroom and family room home affords you one of the best views m Coron:i del Mar. Solar heated free form pool. two bedroom and bath guest house. Give this hom e some T.L.C and you have a fantastic inves tment. $225.000 IA YSHORES.-ONE-OF-A·ICIND Seeing is helieving this very special 2 bdrm & den home. Tr adWonal charm w/oak floors and cabinets, French doors. tile patio and jacuzzi. $198.500. CRISP •.. COOL •• COMTEMPORARY On bustling Newport Ha rbor. with bay. ocean and city views. The 2 bedroom. 2' :.! bath condo 1s truly, taSll'fully d ecorated in conte m - porary tones and textures. It's bigh in a security building with under - ground parking and only a short stroll to Lldo Village, shops and restaurants . Ready for move-in before s ummer $385.000 SURF, SAND & SEAGULLS Only the Pacific Ocean obstructs your view from this impeccable Balboa Peninsula home. Complete with log burning old brick fireplace & beamed ceiling. Owner has re- duced to sell at $330,000, and wants an offer! A CGUMIU. ...... CO. (i,ee«af 1002 G~nol 1002 DfSIGHEI> ~~~~ ••....•••...........•..•...•........••••.•••.• JJr<' Jt• /1 / J BAYFRONT IALIOA ISLAND l>tCff and slip go with this ('ustorn I nwnt•r duplex. 2 bdrm. <·ozy f1n>pla1.:t' 1-2 bdrm unit. I 05 N layfront, Bal Isl Opeon Sat/Swt 1·5 OCEANFRONT RIGHT 0,.. THl SAND Cute 2 + bdrm s, f1replm·c•, atrium entry, l<.trge decks. Room to l'Xpa11d HAVE IT ALL STEPS TO IEACH I lomc + income. Beautiful duplex Hl Newport's best rental area. Call for furthe r details COM DUPLEX ENJOY SUMMER LIVING Bike or jog l o Big Corona 8 (•ath Li ve 1n downstairs 3 bdrm unit and rent out the• 2 hdrm uµ:-.t<.tll')). Both have f'ircplatcs, patws. huiltm kitchen and large l'losets Store yuu·r bikes. boats. cl<', and still havt:' r'O<>m in Lhe 4 car ~aragt· Best huy South of Highway. <.it $H'4.SOO. 41 5·41 5112 Iris. CdM Of"" S4ln I -5 BAYCREST SEPARATE STUDIO. POOL -Main hou~l' h:1s :1 bdrms. vaulted ceilings, t-at-m k1tt.'ht>n Avu1lable immediately, $203,000 Cal l for further details. WESTSIDE COSTA MESA Older home 3 bdrm. l bath on l'Xl.ra largl• lot. Lovely garde n plants. :<Int put<•nt1<.1l for the buyer with 1magmal1on. ('<ill for showing. WOODBRIDG E WOW! $15,000 worth of upgrades. It h<t!\ 1l all (h\ncr v.1lhng to carry 2nd. C'a11 't d upl11·att' lh1 ~ pric:c Call for furtht·r ch.•ta1 h Ge-Mrol 1002 G~ral 1002 .•..•.•........•....... ······················• OCEAN BREEZES lo\'cly beach cottage with :3 BH & dt•n. rt•ady for your s ummer p~1rtrl'S. f111m<''i llkl• th1~ don't last' Call now. om.•n·d at only S73,000 S4'8,000 Nol man~ left like this one Lcwckd w1 lh upg rades. c los e to <•verylhrnJ..!. (•11mfor t a hie family home Won 't l:isl 'iO you heller hurry' W A Lk TO BUCH Thal 's right! Two hl o<'ks l11 I hi' waler This executive rc•t n ·al has 1 largt• BR. formal dining roorn. tw:iul 1 f u I sundC'<'k & fabulous pu1 H> for 1·1H1·r1 L11ning Offc>rcd at only SI 1 ~.ooo ltn'ESTORS. UHDER $20,000 PER UHIT llnlwlil·v.1hl1· hut I rut'. 8 units. all 2 HL great uwonw C'an be sold on rnl r.H'I w ... dlt·r v. ill tarry -;ome parwr /\:.king Sl f)!l,!lOO 540-3666 nw ra~l~·sl dr;1w in lht• SelhnJ,; an.vthtnj.! with a \\'1.'sl .1 l>.11h l'1ln1 O<t1I) Pilot Cl:bstfied Ad l'la'<SllH'tl A1l t'all 'l'ocla\ 1:-; <1 s1mpll' m;1ller ... &12 56il! JU.'l t•all 6<12 5071! General I 002 General 1002 ••.••...•..•.........•. ····•·····•······••··•· CE DEDBGE ELKINS CD. nvr R ")() YI l\fl •, Of SfAVICL MEWPORTS' FINEST ) E:lcganl 3 Bedrm. Condo Prolected By Security Gale. Tast efully Decor ated WI Electric Kitch en, Separate Dining Rm. Sunken Living Rm. With Wet Bar. Fee Land. Pool And .Jacuzzi. $15!l.OOO IY APPOINTMENT Corona cil!I Mar Irvine Te rrace Lovely l Br r l>t•n. Jn Park-Like Selling. Surround<·d Ry Trees And Flowers .. Just A Lillie T.L.C. To M ~k e It Ont• Of The Finest Jn The A rcu $174.500 SEA VIEW SPECIAL Geor ge Elkins Co. Has Five Listing~ In This Prestigious Area. Call Os For Mor<' Information. We Will Be• l'lt•asl'd To /\nsw~r Any Questmns Yo11 M.1 y 11:.ivc. Open To /\II On S11nd;1~ HORSE COUNTRY Ch <1 rm1ng ('us tom Il ome W /4. Beqrms. Den W /Brick Fireplace. Comple te ly Remodeled Kitchen Huge Swim Pool. All This With A Barn And C'orrHI For Your Horses. Even Room For A Tt'nnis <:::ourt. Only $180.000 STEP INTO CHARM Tustl'ful dc<:<>l' in your exce ptional 4 UH estatt!. Spacial continuity provided b v orivale openness of this home. Start enjoying life for only $215.000 Coll 640..6161 2·R·2's SIDE BY SIDE t<:astsidc Cost a Mesa location for the in vl'~lor or builder We have ·2.R-2 lots. l'a<:h with <1n mcome producing intomc unit on 1t. Prices begin at $90,000. Call 640-6161 A WISE OWL Said ... 1nv es l NO W !" Thi s a rchitecturally interesting TRIPLEX is less than a mile to the pie r in Huntin~ton Beach Each unit has firepla('e .. p<1tio, and separate garage. Owner's unit with 3 BR and dramatic v~aulted ceilings. C/\LL NOW TO SEE this urnque ir.ves tmcnt opportumty. 962-4454 BEACH CONDOS The ~ood life awaits you with a million dollar Recreation Facilities and 24 hours Security . 2 BR. 2 bathrooms each. one at $64,000 and one• al $66.500. Call for full de tails, 962°4454 PRICE REDUCED $4, 100 This 3 BR. corner lot home 1s highly upgr:.ided and has te nde r care with no r epair needed . Even has an added room ! All for just $79.900. Call 546-4141 PROBATE SALE Olde r 3 BR. as is, but upgraded copper ..plumbing. painted. etc . 70xll0 lot. nice tree-lined str eet. As king S67.000 but submit any offer-no matter what 1 Catt 546-4141. Serving Costa Mesa-l ;vine Hunt\ngton Bea~h-Newport Beach FOR EXECUTIVE LIVl .... G This beautifully up graded Hun ·olu llo1nt• 1 Spac1oul> Lt\ 1n~ lloom with big Flrt'pl:in· I.urge Ma~l<'r lkdroom highly upg ra<lt'll w11 h prl v11te l'rtlrJn<·t· lo gardl!n area ~I um IJ :.Lone pluntt•r!> h11o:hhgh1 the room -b.u·k~ .1rd Mt."S:i Vt>rde f,1\1111: .1 l th 8l'!.l' $12!!.0llO t " .. il I 5'16·2313 * BUENA VISTA BAYFRONT Charming homi>. f>r1\-sandy bch & pallo. :J IlC'drooms. 3 bathroom'> plus separate maid's qu~:irters & bath $550,000 fee Contat·t Owner 673 .4()lJ4 [ia lmlmll ~-~~~~ ... ~??.~ ~-~!~:-:-... ~?.2.~ _"' ~J JASMINE CREEK Plan 3. m.iny uµ~rades OWNER SELLIMG MES.A DEL MAR tlt•Jlll 1•nnd lh owm•r 3 Wr .t. IM hou..,, I hll,, lo Pl'1c1.'<1 n'llu<'l'd lrntn\•d ll1 i,: Coron .. h• .. 1 ll POOL • '·''!f ~ISS.OOU W1 II m.110 OC.'l"upanry 644 ,,...., tamed home corrw.., v. 1th Super family hom~ with s parkling ::.w11nmtng pool & lw.h IJncb1·J1.ung Spacious .i bedroom. 2 balh Wl\h ram1ly room <.:onvcml'nl w !.choob & !>hopping. lo\Jll pnc ... onlv S).),000 CALL 751 JJ'.11 C:::SELECT T' PROPERTIES Balboa Island 1006 ••....•.••......•••.... RUSTIC CAPE COD Quaml 3 Bdrm . 2 bJth. 2 story home Pl.US rcnlal unll Ideal tocalrOn 1 z bloc k frnm Snulh hayfront & J lllock~ from downtown :.hot>1Hng Mu:.t M'.l' to full\ JIJ prcciatl' lhl' Ca"'' Coo <'harm. ru.k1ng S27!1,00U (;<Ill (7141838-6755 (7141673·7185 --- BALBOA ISLAND 3 bd, 2 ba, drnin~ rm. br, I l>a. apt. over doublt> al tacht'lan~& d1111ro\.its 1ur 1111 ml>d add1t1on ol .: hdr ;:: Corona del Mar bJ al)l 111 rear ldl.'al 1111 Two~tory, five bt><lroom. bulldl'r or 111ve~tor CJll Nanluckl'l modd v.11 h !>44-781'4 lor 1nforrndl10n ocean and lull \ ll'W:. 1-,x & Vtl'Wlll~ J ppt tra largc pool -.ttl'll lot .i.nd propcrly µrn·,·11 .. t S45!l,500 Conta1·t ./uh11 CORONA DEL MAR Shea. our !>l'\'(.'l:.lh!.l Ill VIEW HOME lhl' Jrl'J c.111 i~~ 1!120 ~ QUAIL A.p~~~~~ 10,-fil 8:)0 ,,M.I FOREVt-;H VlEW, :l-•I BR. 3 ba home 2501 Harbor V1t•w S229 . .;oo foe Owner will f1n tin1·1· for quallf1e<l buyer Opc11 Sal & Sun United Brokers. U1ll l'"l'ruantlcl . t>l6 7414 Ba~tde homl'. 3 bdrm!. .. maid·!> quarter~. lm l'I) 1.nlt'nor' ~µ:.t<"l' ior bo.tl \g£•nt 673 5~ \ 1Jc<1ut1ful \ ll'W ut th•· 1Jtean boJI ' JOO th,· l'Vl.'tllOI! l1glH· Tht l'( l.irg,• ht•clrv•Jm ... l l\lr:• IJ.rgl• It 11111! rootn v.11 h i 1rl'µl ,1n: O\ l•rlo.1k 1ng lw11 pJllO~ w11h l vun t Jtn.'• Only SJll:l.000 l'.t 11 111 prt•\ rev. lht:> l'LISLOm bwll homl' l'Jll ;;;2 1920 t QUAIL A. p~k,~~J- t()pftt Tit 8:30 ,.M.I 10°/oDOWH LUSK HARBOR VIEW rn \ "'" t•orn,·r lot pro '1dl·~" 'lJh•l\ ~\'ll\J\t!. 101 ''•ACRE 1h1~ ,j 11R 1.Jin11~ n•inH Im mar 1Br 2 Ud . 2 ~t'WI } Ultl11 ,;\t•ti •n (rµll ,, hm, 111 (';1111''" • .1rlht1JOt'' Pn· ... 11g111u . lhghlalld'> \k'l'.HI & <'.i nc1t.:hl1ttrh11ud Slffi ,500 n\C>O Vll'Wtm 'i.u:rt· l'\I Ai.,'t 675 41~1 lw:h Jt'\"l'i.~ 11pn S Jt ~un.1 ________ _ I ti fl m i o :1 l." .i m c o l ilghland ... Ur ~47 ~NI G~ral 1002'G~ral I 002 Bob>a Peninsula I 007 t Fl'!! L<md > l'nt\C nnly 673 1592 TIME TO MOVE UP Didn't pl.in on moving. Jlli>l n'<iccontll'il Ioµ ol ltll' hn<'. 1n prt''>ltg111u!> .lasmiot· <.'tt•\•k <;uJnll'ct 11Jmmun11 \ ..,..< lud,•d h>t:<ilron. t•ml 111111 . nl'Jr l)'lll((i+,. l'Ollltl l'.J'>ill 1)1· • 11nfu'>l'd i or rnocl• I t111n11• IMP l•.t 'C. I\ 11 l, ... ( 'JIJ l11r \ l('WlllJ! . .••...••..••.••....••..•...............•...•. COUNTRY CLUB ATMOSPHERE S a t u at~d ri g h l on the fairway , e:u.l jacent to t he 3rd g reen. this elegant 4 BR St. Andrews m odel will turn you on ! Refreshing ocean breezes & ~ typically breathtaking Laguna Niguel View will help 1t m ake a dream come true. It's brand new. spacious & won't last long. Exclusive agent $239.500. SUMMER NEAR THE LAKE Brand n ew pres t i gious 2 B R , A rborla ke condo. Step d own LR. mirrored wardrobes. & lots more. En.io~hc good li fe I mmed1atc oc<:upan<'~. Ov.-n er will ht'lp finance. Exd us ivc Ltgent. $11 5.500. IDEAL FOR TWO If you 'rl' look mg for your lst home or , e asy retireme nt. this could be il ! 2 BR. each with private bath. plus powde r room off entry. Association includes pools. parks. cable tv. & exterior maintenance. A truly care free way to live. Exclusive agent. $75.900. Rea\ £state p\ace Valley Realty 640·9900 1470 Jamboree Rd , Newp<>rt llch Chamber or Commerce Bldg l'l'Ople who ncl'd pcopl1• Get GREEN cash 'hould alw<.1.> :-. r ht•t•k I hl• for WHITE elephants Service DtrC<'lOry m lht• with a Class1f1ed Ad DAILY PILOT C:tll 642 5678 G~ral l002 G~ral 1002 ············•·········• 3 BR. 2 ba . • ~ blk tCI bay Now Slffi.500' Marshall Hlly fi7!l 1600 PENINSULA PT. I Bdrm :! bath ckn Ownl•r Slll~.500, t175 !llifiO ,, .. Julia Cono•er 426 Arroyo Chico Loquna Beach You arc the wwnl'r of 2llckcli. (SlJ 00 V..tlUl') lo Lhe J ULY 15 8 OOPM Pc rformant:c or thl• Royal Lipiuan Stallion Show at the ANAH EIM l'O:-lVENTION n:~T1·:1t .ltth 14. 15 Iii C:1ll ll42 5';1x. l"<l :1w 111 dJtm your t1d.t•b. ,, . . Capistrono Beach I 0 18 •.........••........... OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 34552 Cati~ Paloma Near new lhrl'e bedroom home on large lot COLE OF NEWPORT REALTOHS 675-551 I **"' R.Kltchen 70 I 01"Chid CdM \'l)U arc the winncr or 2 tt r kcts·($13 00 Value) lolhc J ULY If>. II OOPM Performance or Lht· Royal lipinon Stallion Show at the ANAHEIM CONVENTION <.:ENTER July 14. I!">. 16 Call 642-5678, f'Xl. J21l. to claim your ltckcts *** Okt Corona Charm JBr 2lia +-gUl"il hM• on O\ l'r '>lZt'n<·k abound S23<1,000 1\ Ill' ·1 542 4762 hi5 83'17 CAMEO SHORES OPEN SAT /SUH I ·6 ChJrmin.: Ot'1·11n & l'J nvon 'tt'W hom1• lo\ 1th :1 u· R . 2 ha & Ill' n 3 Sk~ b~hls ltJt.,j( ftir 1 llU· ()n1ul); -~ 21 .. Newport Center 640.5357 pie, room for l'ool with --------- view SM9.:Xl0 227 -'111.1-1:)1{0 DB CAMEO SHORES NL·w l'\l"lu~1 \·1· rir ... t ltmt' Mfl'r,•d ' :\l)Pfltit: 315() "><! fl Ot'l'Jrl I lt'W r J m it ' ho rn ,. \,\ 11 h :1 Wrm:,: :I UJlh» d111111g rm . lamrl.Y rm 6: IX'"' Xlnt 1·ond $415.0lJO · !-\••" CAMEO SHORES F::u•t·ull\ c n1 l'an \ t1'" <:slatt• w11 h 4 bdrm" , .t \ire 2 br R 2 .ot. clo:.e to 'hopping &. heat·he:.. Sl:!S.10~ tritl l;ut;.t DUPLEX .!~·par;1tt• ll1111:-.t•" J&lrm 2 h:ilh & :! bdrm. I hath (;rt-.11 l1wJl1<1n :s1UJ,51NI DOLPHIN R.E. CALL 494-8581 bath!>. fom rm & pool --------• Large!.l Shor1'' :.t \ ail Xlnt financing Sl75,000. CA.MEO SHORES A t"lassil' • white ~ ater \'tew, pool f'rim·1pals on Ir. by <1pp't • no t•>1<"l'I' ltOO!. Vt ~t l U'> lhts weekl·nd Jt 227 ~1ll11rc1 Or & we ~ 111 '>hov. ~ 0 11 allour new l'Xdui.1 \ t•s C<fml>o Shores SJ>t•t·raltst RiehRJty 673·7040 SHORECLIFF BY OWNER llome on l":.tn\•111 with <>l'ean \ Jl'W Spat· mu.. :'. bdrm + dl'n. 2 h.1 hornl' 1 n q u t l' l p n •,, t 1 g 111 u.., n e1J(hborhood. "u r UNOBSTRUCTED VIEW 4621 SURREY OR. OPEN SUH l·S r.r.1 t•1110~ I t\ l ll l! 111 'I h<lrm famtlv rm , 1 bJih h1•ml'. manicured. ht..,h i.:round~ rnrnptet•· pn\ilt \, pn\ .111 h•·Jrh Sl!J!l,;,(~1 -_ I -q . p I I I lh.)N Y, f"IU,/'U<J.IX I ~CJ:L H'll< ' lJ',() l """' .... , V•OMl>MM-640-7000 round~ by .10 ... dy 'ari:< 1--------· torn I I ree'>. /\tn~s\ l < pnvate be:ir hL'" So. ol --------• highway S3.'iO,OOll Pncl' Walk to lx•ach 3 Bdrm~ includes l and. Cull for + .;1ud111, :.! PJl10, <1ppl 67:'>·4i 11 Owner will -.dl un con HOME & INCOME OPEN SUM l·S tral't Low tnll•re!>l lde;il for rnveslml'n1 5213.500 AJ:L•n1 6iJ 53.'>-I ran· anrt surpns1n~ --------· spacious :i Bdrm i,.dun .............................................. -------- two story homl' Ma!.siVl' U.Sl'<l hnck ftreplacl' anll many other am,•mt1C!. Some <K'elm vil'W frnm masti.'r sm1e and adjoin mg deck PLUS a roomy never vacant rental All on an oversized lot, Just .1 short JOg to the bl'arh OPENSUHDM I to 5 P.M. 620 Acacia SEEKING THE GOOD LIFE? Steps to tennis courts & clubhouse: 150 yards to. Lido Channel. Large kitch e n. s unny pa tio, l ·level 3 bdr ms .. 2 baths; 40 ft. lot. room to e nl a r ge. Own e r trans fe rred. $226.870. OPEN SUN. 1·5. 132 Vi@ Trieste, Lidt> Island. IDEAL FAMILY HOME This beautiful 4 bdrm., fa mily rm. home is now being marketed at an e x c eptionally good price! The property has been ke pt in xlnt condition by t.he original owner . Mus t see to •·~appreciate this great buy! $1 . OPEN SUN. 1 5. 2212 Prancisc in Ne wport Beach. WHITEWATER VIEW & ACREAGE TOO! Exquisite custom home above ocean with adJa- rent spacious lot for a tl dilions or a sc<•ond home. A rare find' F'or a personal showing please call DUPLEX OCEAN & \1 ARl"llA VIEWS From tht•sc spacious new 2 UR unrls. $179.500. MARQ UARD lt!o:ALTY 498 0660 OPEN l·SSAT/SUN 26.122 Via CalHorn111 1022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SW.~ 304Goldenrod Call 644-7211 ,.. SPYGLASS HILL Beautiful :I RH. :! BA Portsmouth on Po<>I s1n'<l corner lot With 20'; down. own1•r will carr) balance at 91 ,, ; S261l.:>OO Call 640-5112 fll Tl\•I (H1 f <11'\/"'l't\.NV nt l\ll(HI' l)f \,I'( lflPl n~~ RlE:HCH DOORS \169.000 (;l)nvcntl'lll to Bl-:ACH und s hopping and very rentablt· Ch.um111g J Bdrm & 2 Bdrm unit:. on thl' l'Ornt•t ~ubm11 of ft-r.., owlll'r •~ l'e.1<ly to sell' ' - SAUSRURV HlAL L<;TATE B.llb<>d tstand 67~ OPEN SUH 1.5 7~) M..tr,:!lll'rlll' Sl36.000 Nrt'e '.I br hook. R 2 lot. s upt•rb lnt"'i' 111n bltli:: pl:in~ .. 1pµ1 ti \ c•ll Your h°"tl'~'· l.0"·11.1 f\11•,L!ht 1'1·01ll'rt ~ 11011'>•• &I:! 33.'iU Qt1Rtnl C:dM Charm '.!Ur honlt' I llr \ tt•w u pl 1\ppt only Ownr 6-U I lt17 1ead to ~· seclud••d Costa Mesa 1024 ~ardrn : C'h a rmin tt . ••••••••••••••••••••••• rwtic, with Jot,~ of wood punellng lge llnck OPl:.N !'UN \04 fl'\)\C • ha~ :i bdrms , :! 1937 '.\t.1p!e St. C ~ "I 00/o DOWN Ok!" bath.o; A prle<1 M'lltrl~ R 2 . ., ht'<lroom. rorm31 Owner will help finance (or your ,1nt1 q u v, <1111 room. w11lk1n~ d1<. Sl49.SOO tanl'r I<• downtowo C M a1t1 U.JCMOUINHILUAD charming 2 BR home on •.a.ULM ... RTtu 10'; rtown. f11n11.1isl1l' buy 6 80 A 0 t fl d If II R fl R 2 lot w t room to art<! r,.. ,.. " IN~CE~lll llf DOYH 09'1VE Jl ·l Q iv1s1ono e ' ea Y 2nduntl Pnl'cdlosell ul RWESTATt 51$.!m•Ownc.•rwt_ll<··trr\< UDO REALTY 673-7300 644·9080 -..::!1!1•••••••••111!1!1!111•••-"' L!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!U~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!J-=Sl=38=.~=:":gt=. 64~· ~o~s~t 1~2_1 ___ 6_4_4-_7!8 3__ ~ ~~~~2~~ r<><·ker . ::::~~:··1·~~~·/Z::·Z.t:H·iai·2 ::·:=···;;~·; ~:.·:~: .. ·;~~~ ~~!:! !.~ '.~~ .. ••. •. • I~~!:!~; ~ ... u ,., • • I Sonday July> •978 O"'L Y POL OT fi 7 '•; ~~.~~~!. ..• !?.~~ ~~.~~~! .... ~?.).~ ~~:~:.~~~.~~ ...... ~~.c:4!!~!.~~~~ ....... ~c:4!:~:!.~~.~~~·····~·' .,,~ ····•••••·············· .....................................•.......•..•.....•.•.•..••..•... OPEN HOUSE COROMA DEl MAR SAT /SUH/MOH/TUES 1-S'M I HUHM 5 bf-. 4 ba, hotM, o.. 1_,. tr.. .t.adflt lot. COft'!Ple-te4y fettc~walled. Lo-. dy ~ ..,tory Lu~k lJutll hMne llugl' family room. ~l·l'l un ed dl'n. formal dining ur<.·a . 2 ftrt•placcs. 3 c<Jr 1! a rag C' P i1t1 o / ya rd r cc real ion oriented Mor\! than 25 mature trees flighly up,gruded throughout 4 ~s to Newport Cenhr- Fashlon lslmtd VIEW HOMES 417 COITll CllCLI ICorGIMI ~at Autlwntic country style 3 Mr : 2 hath~. hdwd. floors. used brick frplc .. bcamc.'d ce1ltngs. large rooms. great otean view Fee lund Xlnt rinancing :.ivutl. ~.500 2003 VISTA CAUDAL fTM lluffst This 2 bdrm . 2 bath. formal dining. c:arly Bluffs home. has one of the best Batk Bay water views in the area! It also has ·a private. ~ncloscd patio & a 50 ft. viewing <!eek Open Sun & Mon 1·5. $l68.500 BIKINIS & BUBBLES PoolHme iahere Grab your bikini & checkbook. Super 4Br. pool & Jac uzzi home former Green Valley Model. pvt secluded e nc losed patio w 1jacuzz1 off master bdrm. cathedral ceiling in liv rm & lg fam rm. low maintenance yd. in prestige community. Bargain priced at $97,500. Open house daily 12·5 10058 El Soneto F. V < l b lk so. Slater. l blk E. Ward. W. of E uclid> Call Marian Lombard Century 21-Walk in 848-8080 or 848-0117 .......Git .. och 1040 ~Oft .. dth I 040 '"m. I oU , ...•.....•••........•............•.•..............•............. , .. ,. ~ HUMTIMGTOM ICH 3 II. o..ly $66,900 Dike to brh. Pcrf st arter /invest hom e 14 yrs new. gd cond. Bt!low mkt ror quick sail'. IAllUNG IROOK AT FltOHT DOOR 1500 s.f Twnhse. New lis t 3 yr old. 3Br. 2-sty. $79.900. Earthtones. cust k1tch. frplc. BBQ on patio. gar opnr F'ine loc . IEACH FOUR·,LEX wftt. SPEMOAILE Sacrifice. 7 yrs new. blks to oc 2 Br. t•a. patio. e ncl gar. New paint. cpts. $15.080 yrly ine Only $185.000 • T ROY REALTY -Call 848·9090 o. ~trtt Condo 1 BR • oft. 1cr1n1"· puol 90', f1nancang ~7 , 11, l'.pt ullowanct of S71N. 1f you dun t like n.>tl l'l'l " "-AU HIEWPORT REAL TY '7 S-06 16 ELEGANT TRI LEVEL TRAILER SPACE 4 bdrm bcoUI) offer.. grac1ow. fum1ly i.tylc II\ 1n g llu ~e f.,m rrr. w1f1replal·c adjacent 10 lovely rovcrcd pullo prui. room tor bout or. trulle• . (•w ! <1r11cl thruool l'nre reduced $104 !J~ j~ 1501 -; ~: ~ ~ ~ ~ J i ~ "' ~ .. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 1500 Kl•t>l Drive Harbor View Hilb South From SCJn Joaqum Hills Rd. south on MCJrgucrile 100 yd~. left on tull·t to Kl•cl · CHOICE SELEC TIOH OF FINE DUPLEXES .. ~ • Costa Mesa I 024 De.ta Point I 026 Hwtfift(jtott leach I 040 ......... °"leach I 040 •····••··•···········•· .•••.........•..................•..•...•.•.......••••................ 644-5725 P~li1ting $260,000 IY OWNER. COURUSY to llOl(EttS. Corona del Mar I 022 ICorono d.t Mar t 022 ··············· ........ . ..................... . COROMA DEL MAR COLONIAL 233 POPPY AVE Cu::;tom built 3 bedroom . 312 bath BL•aut1ful muster ~uitc with fireplace & wet bur L1brury. hurd\\ood floors . Evl'ry ~•men1ty for gr<.t('l<JUS living M CJgnifi«cnt view uet••m & hills '2 blk to Lilli<! Corona be<ich $525,000 714 675-6962 OPEM SUNDAY 1-5 11 \llK IN ru;AH Corona~ Mar 1 022 I Corona~ Mor I 022 ....•.......•........•. . ....•................. 51 5·515'/J NARCISSUS OPEN SAT. 1.5 2 Bdrms. in each u nit: charming, rem odel e d hom e + s p aciou s Warmington built apt. over a 4 car garagt?. $179,500 429·4291/J GOLOEMROD onH s.t/S-. 1.5 Beautiful near new 3 bdrm .. 212 bath home with lo'ts of wood & glass. Frplc. in mstr. bdrm. Light & airy 2 bdrm apt with lge. sundeck. South of hwy .. near foot bridge. $254,900 7 15· 715112 NARCISSUS CALL TO SEE BeiJulifully decorated new unit + completely r e mode led front home; each unit has 3 bdrms .. 2 baths. frplcs. -all these goodies on a 40 ft. lot. Good rental r eturns. S217 .500 l~L~·~~~ ·~ . 675·5930 • · . • 3637 E. Coast fl wy. i ip 41! Corona de! Mar BESTIUY ! 4 B r • 1• c n t r a I •' 1 r . !>pnnkler~ I rg t •Jv p.11111. new t')(t 1rn1111 ;.i:JWI U1~ Sur 661 ·3351 MFSA VERUE 3 lir. 2 ba by owner l'rt<'ed re cluccd tu !80,000 Open holl!>e Sal Sun 12 5 1(;5ij 0>r..1l·a Ph 546-9556 fowttaln Valley I 034 YOU GET STARTED HOME Ideal. low cost. (;osta Mesa three be<.lroom homl' cwly remo<kll•cl k1tl'hen with ii n it'l' fam1 ly room 11· ... a dandy dnd .............•.•....... IT IS BEAUTIFUL Very clean 3 BR 212 Bu. St:pfilatc ldundry room, bltn m1cru~.i\l', hugl' lot Choice F ount.1111 \'ulley location U1>l'n House Today 1·5 PM. only $00,000 Beller .uct please s lop by !!tW6 Cast on this one Call SlorhngAve.FV 752-1920. ., •••••• ~ ~&~~ ...... :,, r.1:)546·8•03 A.. PROPERTIES · HIMtiftcJto.. Beach I 040 I~ TII l:lO r .M.I .•.•..•.•.............. <iBR, M~/\ VERD~ 4-PLEXES Corono~Mar 1022 I Corono~ Mor 1022 Cl c lo library. l'hurch. schools. :.tores, park Lots or trees. ust•d bnck. & w ood panl•l 1ng Rt..oduccd lo SlO!UXlO Ha w you thought :iboul buying a rourplcx Now 1:. LhQ t1mt· We have beaut!ful units 1n lhl• mo,.,t dei.1rnbll.' .1n:a ol II H L.irgl' 11\\ n1·rs u1111. rarely a v<1canl'v. J!rcat tax :,hl'lll'r S!:!.J.OOll 111 Si!-13.500 Ca II us rw" OPEH SUHDA Y I TO 5 I 0 IS GOLDENROO VIEW-HARIOR & OCIEAM!! :\ home with qu1l'l lltgnity -every room perfection! 4 Bdrms .. 21 2 baths. d1n1ng room. family room. plus pool! RACHB.LE ROIERS. REALTOR llll E. Coast Hwy .• CdM 675-2373 Co.stoMHa I 024 Costa Mesa 1024 ····•·········•········•·······•·············· ~µ:11 .. ~~r~~~! ... ,th GREENBROOK m t•r'lll'll l.1m1h rnom BY OWNER quaht~ llwlt -..11h "h.1k1• 4 llclrm. 2 halh t-;"I ruof rµlt otrtd liu11t11i-tn•nwl~ µopulJr (.'Jmelol "II \\ \ .I •• I ti I s ,. •. M1tdcl Thi" lcl\'d} h•lllh' .inytim1• (I w 111· 1 "111 •~ hwall«I 111 an l'Xl'l'lll.'nt t'Jrry r111 1111t·111j.! l'.1 II n1•1j!hll0rhood un J t·ul 111· =151 ':ll'. within l'OJSY walk 111~ ' d1 i.tanu· ul S Coai,t 1 :!~'Hf.TH I i'IJtJ Shuppllll! Man} j ff Act!1$1 ~~~~~~ndin~ rc:JlUrc!> ln· ('t.,;STO:'ot UHAPES ......•......••.............•........•..•..... &eculive fi.ome 900 SANDCASTLE DRIVE o .wncr trans ferrt!d to Seat tle I Exciting Montec1to Model. 4 bdrms .. 3 baths. family : ocean . bay & night lig ht view. $259.500. OPEN SUNDAY I TO 5 • CfioUYJta de/ JI/alt fJJiojuYdieJ 673-8494 2435 E. Coast Hwy .• Corona def Mar CostoMHa I 024 Costa MHa 1024 ....••..•.............. WAKE UP! Got to ,ce this 1-'.11rv1r" 1-'n rm!> hm of your dreams Pnn•d 111 th1• 70's Uugt" yrd " fru1l trees. a ddl.'d bm rm. pror burglar <ilnrm. :!Br. t·1•B.ll. Ph Larry , bkr !W7·855Jor968 61S7 •····•··•••····•······• Drastically Reduced MESA WOODS BY OWN Ell Lovely 3 bdrm," frpk. .1 t r 1 u m . n 1 (' l.' I ) l and b cuped Nr Su uth coa"t J>IJ t.a SRl.!.500 01wn ll ou~l· Sat /Sun 12·5 546·571 t tl'pl!n I 5 26!t2 Ht·dlanrt~ :I bdrm :! loa harrlwo111I nour... frJlll '4tJOl ..,1<lt· $!15.0I"' 1,16 llfS.I UPGRI\ nl·:U <:1\HPETS l .,\ KG~ C 0 V 1-; I{~ D l'ATIO ---------• 11 1 .. s 1 (.; N 8 n MESA VERDE IYOWHER PEACHES & PLUMS 1Ur frµI n11 ,. y.1rd. H \ ,.,tur hn:h-cl nr .... l.ilh (\ plu:.t1•r "r .. dib p.irl, & WALLPAl'tm VA TERMS I xH SKYL.IGllT 57a OliTl)(XJH tj/\!5 BBQ 7,500 ,\t'TO(;,\H DHOP"IH lrongatl.'t'ntry lcud:.lo 3 s I' H I~ i.. H s 1-· Ro...., RR 2 Ba \'1•\l•ran:. rt r eam I HE1\lt hume SOtU ONC E '>tort'" Pnn 11nh STK.!lllO !li!HH~ 13;\CK ON l\f ARK ET, , 15 :ltii 1 l '11111mlv µ11.'J:.I' SI O'l.900 I !URRY' Call 510·!1.12:! O:; &.oSSOCtOtes \ 111:.1~1· \\ Jll. f.11•1 l nil W1•ll 1>1 lu" mrl..t .11 ~ .. o.1~10 .!111 1m11,·r 111.1 7>.'JI~'> •DUPLEX• th1 , ~· · ha. Condu. 111 "Ii"" pt ltl\ lt•rJ. I~ p.1110. 11•11111.., µ1101. Jal' lo pnced al ::ml.500 Ownt·r I in,IOl't'd "hll\\ 11 b\• JPl•l ,,J14.l).11i Cin•.11 :-t,1rt1·r 111\'l':.l \ t'r\ l'll•an 2 "tor). I m,·n1 llfl•.111 .S.. hull1·1 :. Bdrm 2 bath, on qUll't Bil 11111h :-.npt•r lo1·;it11111 ..,trci•t lll'<H !'i•i ('o,1~l -.J IO.lllMI l..ikt·' •l ' Call l'l.11.1 SH1.500, II\ ownt•r WO 51 l.2 7'11 Oi.!:!I ur 559·7440 SLOW DOWN ANO ENJOY The subtle clega111·1· of this 4 BR 2 Bu l'nter t:.11ners dream. M astt•r s u1l(' & P\I b <it h . Sl•paralt> ch1lc1rcns w111g l.argc purly pntio enhancc•s lu.:.h landscap· 1ng & r ear park like grounds. Call now f•ir pn \'ale show111j! :'>10 !J'J22 AC TAV\..UA COMPANY R EALTORS OEVELODCR9 EAST SIDE BEST BU YS :l l~trm 011 l.1rg1• IOI ,•~ "UlrlJttl<' lu,111 ~-;·1.1~111 I. l~lrm 1.111111\ rm 111\ l.lti.:1• <•t>rn1·1 duph:x lul Muke off1•1' L' \I. I. ti-Iii 111;:1 Nl'wport. 1 lgts. IJcJul. :1 br 2 ha. m•w k•t<'hcn. u11 g r .1 d t ' 11 B y cl "' n l' r SI~> IMMI .'48·-19311 :11\1 211.J. Ir~ t'O\' plJI 111. \ .1(':11ll l\lt•s;i 1ld !\tar r,57 14470 SUPER EASTSIDE l.md) 3 llr. 2 l>a. ram rm " 1•01y frpk & wctbar. O:; & 0SSOC10tes /\II nt·at JS a PIO L1)W ---------· 1m1I.' indvdl'~ p\t 1n l~1w REOUCEO .i br 2 ba + encl patio Open llou:.l' 694 V1cton.:1 !-tl SW.500. 759 !11 IK S:\ATCI I TlllS llO~t I';' 215 £ W1bon Stn·l'l J u:,t redu1·ed lo Sii .OOCJ nu~ 3 bed('POm. duulll1· i;arnge. Ea~1de homl',.. .1 hargJ1n & now vacant' Century 21 DO} le Co nl'altors. 5''8· I _IC>S_' .:..• -- MESA VERDE Bargain pnced at only S19.900 J large bdrms. 2 baths. big ramify rm Xlnl IOl'at1on. walk to park. schoob & shnp~ Hurry. Just listed' Call 540-1151 ~HERITAGE •. .• REALTORS A PRIVATE KINGDOM Roya I l1 v1ng room. qucl•n's k1tt·h1•n , 1n formal dining an·u. i-:n JOY the bnek fin~·plac\' L.·•e like royally rn this 1 bed.room kml{dorn Call now and s:1 ve • 1 :;.IX.+'75. A~, !>-ill I i20 Deluxe condo. 2Br. 21 ~Bu. dbl gar c )J)('n ~.1l Sun 1-5 229 W W1l-;on. ii 12 ~W-0096 Spa«10 r . 3Ha. hug1· family rm. Mcs <.1 Vt:!rde North. Owner, 557.;1352 SUPEtt DUPLEX Brand spank mg new . 3 BR. zi,, baths. lge dining area. frplc . built·ins. dbl garage. enclosed pal10 +-2 bdrm • 2 b<ith apt wrth lhl.' ~amt• guod11.'i. 1n<'lud1ng Jnother dbl garagt• & p;it10. Uonus t-:J~ti.Hk !'Ome r lot S1K6,SOO UNIVERSITY REALTY 673-6510 MESA VERDE FIXER OPEN HOUSE 1-S PM Beautiful I BR ho ml' 111 Mes;J l'lt'I '1ar. an•a of C<>:>la Ml'"·• With new carµ(•11nJ.:. 11 .. w Conl:lolcum rlO•lr. new O\ (•n. dish" ;1shl•r . w;1l<'r hl•ater, n\'\\ !)Jllll in & out ClOSl' to g()()(I ~this & So Co11sl Plal:i Com\' by & pre\ l\'W 1h1 .. IO\'(•I\ home Pfl<'t>ll Jl onl~ 583.500 \' 1\ Terms a l~o l<crte41a Realty 557-531 1 ---- OPEHHOUSE <ilsaturday Sunday 272!1 Starliinl ·I ad rm, :JllOO :.q fl. 3 ) ,.., old. S188.!JOO. Ol\\'n 2 J.:•ilf l'OUn.es. H) aJ.:l O.•th 711·91>4 ;i.1:11 55ti H7411 or 835·0211 , pu~l·r =9515 for s<ile hy owner Near So Coast l'laz.1 JBr. 2& S82.500 Ca 11540· 7R05. REAL TY INC. 714/846-1371 Inflation ACJhter EllJOY the Sll.'aks. )OU 'II bt.• abll' to Jfford wh1ll· h\tng Ill th•' llJ\l'l\ 3 Rdrrn. l 1: b.11 h l'<tndu horm· Tip l!H.' thru thl· ph1"h t·arµt'I un ~ nur "'J} tu thl.' µ.1110. pool ,,n(.f fllJ) ground 1'h1,., ~ttarkl 1111: l)ut\·h dt-.1n hom1· a\.\;.uts your 111:-pt•l'l11111 C.:Omc bel· for) uur-:.t•lf cwi-:N ll()t:SE SAT 11 I SuND/\Y I 5 9712 Pcllsw()O(I WALK TO BEACH OHL Y SCJ8,SOO l':lWC:UtlVI.' r .tmhlt•r ll'SI> lht1n I milt• to ... and' beach Show-. l 1kt• ~. mock! ·I br. 2 ha. frml dmm~. fml} rm. plu~ large rump1ui. rm t~w1•l Cul de :,ac Ove n S;it & Sun 1 5. 21522 Art her We!>t 111 Brookhurs t. Su llam1llon, llunt Bch 7~~~ 1501 AffORDAILE POOL HOME l't)ty -home w 1J larJ(e txlrms. family room din mg area M<1'>s1ve !>lone fir(•J)la<'e 1n hnng room TutJlly l'Odosed l.1rgl· P\l P<illO w watl'rtall \II o f this tor onl) ~.250 , .... ., .. I -Dana Point 10261 ______ _ d1l'.\-1t-::-. \ \ 1-~IWE !'>h,1rp J lrg hclrm .: hJ. f.1m r m, up~rvtkd 1J1 .. 111 hn1·k"url. ~; •1:10 1111 ..... JI Sun I:! I :t..!J:I Orl'j!llll Uv 11Wnl·r .1.1i i">.'>!11 quarter~ w p\ l entrance fh.ij!l' lot w RV StOrul(e. i,:i;tn l lrt-e :., lu~h la1Hls rap1ng & muc h m1J(:h mure .lu!>t 11 ... tct.I .11 S7~.;,oo ll Won I Lai.I 4 Br. 2 ba. furmal dining. bnck frplc. corner lot, :! car gar 900 Dogwood Phone 75 I ·0774 eves Century 2 I Surf 979·1050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------• S&S Resale Spcciah~ts 3,4 or 5 bdrm model:. THEMOORIHG :iva1I. some w l poob Only f; townhomes n· 961!·4602 Call How 5SCJ-4556 ~ Warburion Co. \1 &,A Vfo;RDI:: 4 nr 2 !ill. \Int wnrl md.500 Oprn FHA YA ::wJL ~in .111 day 2972 /\n , dros SI ~644711 Mear Sc~ools M F~c;" vr.rmF. 1mm11c. Xlnt Starter Home 2 story, end unit. 1 IHt 2 fl a. Mon l•<'l'lln Townhome Pnl'ed lo sell. S6R.500. ()pcnS<il1Sun l·Sl'M 181 1.cxin~'ton Lachenmyer Reefty Inc. 646-3928 6 73·5179 MODERN DOLLHOUSE Clean as can bt>! Larg1• h\'lng r oom. br<'akflli.l hor. handy k1ll.'hen 3 LARGE bedrooms' l ICG F. feQced pluy art':i 1 R educed to :>ell !!URRY! C...+ury 2 I Suri 979-1050 matn 1n this e)(rlus hc Penrun~on Properties h11ls1de community .Just, _________ _ 3 mmules from lhr Dana Point Manna. 2 BR. 112 BA. from 575.000. 35506 Valley Vie w Crl (714) 661-1050 Ocean vu condo SJ 15,000. On qwN ~trrel with ~:z up.ira<kd, ii bdrm w I lrg l':tre vunl 1•11m1• w1• 1h1:. fam rm on quiet rul de· 1 bl·droorn homl' with '>Jl". formal dnang rm. 3 d l' n , d 1 n 1 11 ~ .1 n d frplc s. & beaut polio, l11 t•plt11•1· f'Jtltl ~:! !leltl µrfcl r.. m ho mt'. nr --------- lll\11 t·all ~111-17211 schools & prk. $'92,500. .l\gent67J 7525 or 556 7996 WTSIDE'S FINEST Nr harbor 3Rr. 21".ll>a. lse opt Omni R lty 831-7600 IAHG OF A VIEW Of I.he July 4th firewor ks. while enl-ertJin1nf? on your lovely p<1t10 that overlooks golf course & lake. -I Bdrm. 21~ Bath. formal l'luung area & 2 fireplaces Come see ror )OUr.!<.!U OPEN llOUSESAT. 11·4 SUNDAY 1·5 ----TOP LOC Mesa del Mar TARlll!l I 2 sty. lbr. 3ha, dimnii. IK .. encl patio. den , nr "#II C.-l!f ... schls park $114.900 _ --" 1111'1 orn~ Owner7S H)Ja3 --- BY OWNER ,\!\-!oil Ot•I M nr S83.9W 4 I.xi. fom rm ~6-3797 OWNER ML'ST !-El.I. i' SI.) . .\ Br pool. \.111 1111 ill'I Jtl!> 106.t C'om•unl Ai..'1Sherman.641t7411 Beaut 2 Yr old hm nr So Ci.I l'luim. " tale entry. frml dJn'll rm i1unk<'n LR Oak cabinets, hlln mu:rowave & d.Nllw!lht-r 1'11e counters l..rg '>t'P fam rm. concr&-tC' dn>.e, Ull !(J bn('I., planlt'1 s. 2.000 ~ rt Dy owner $102.500 !ltl..' 7767 Trade ''our olc1 stuft for new goodn•s with a Cl11!>:;1fird ad 642·:i67lJ ~Vent.'slestluy How tidy SI 22,500 By Own\'r He:iutfiul ex· l'CUll\C! r11m1ly ho me w , pool & Jat'117.1.i If br 2 ha, fam din rm. & frplr. Your ch1ldrt•n will have u safe. ~hor\ wr.lk lo olem S<'hool & park A quality hom1· you m ust see. 0J>(!n Snt tSUn 1-5. or by oppt. ~Corvo Pl 546·9 179 IXCIPTIOMAL 4 Bdrms + family rm This home 111 comf letely refurbis hed. 1n ovcly M~a V1•rd . $Hll,5()() rAULMARTIH REAL ESTATE 644-7313 IUHDHEW!! 3 BR, Fam1I} Hin. 2 baths. fireplace. fully 111· s ulal crl l':ast s 1d c $&1,900. 3 bdrm. 2 oo. on 1(1u11t Int w beaut. garcll·n Completely up~radcd 9:19.000 0 II Sun 12 5 27 I Ceeil 645"6504 ---- ior; Down. no quahf) mg or $7501 per month leas e ()f>l1on. Unusual custom redar & glasi;. ocean view. 3 bclrm. 2 b.i. h1lls1de home Move 1n 6712 Gatehall Cr 11 ll ~ 960-4361 l!ll;J illi•i Roy McCardl• 1110 M.wport llYd. Costa Mesa 541·7729 Open 1·5 2'112 RedlandR 3 Bdrm, 2 Ba. hardwood noors. frplr. wood decks. Good t~ast !Ude location lmmed $148.500. O ii 1--------- Su t 1Su n 1 ·5 25236 ~.000 646 1953. BY OWNER Newer 2 br condo. ott M anian1lu Suo;11n Wright Agt 1ss.12n. Days . 481 7990' Eves. I Br t-b<'8Ul1ful pool 1 t •:\\ .... a del Mor nrca Will gora~e. pon · Ill'" crp · ---------.,., vacant 1610 C lowil St OC y ou sell contra1·1 of s11 le Owncrf142.4610 TOP L A I "" 187.500 Shown by 11ppt on hHI. 3Br & den. 21-, ha only. Call 642-8825·pnn $10,COO dwn No qua!Hy Townhse. All amenities, only Assum. 81'.I VA loan. 4 br. cul·de·sac st $85.750. lASTSIDE DUPLEX ~~~~~~ Ownr •380 Large yard & alley ac· --------OCIAH VU COMDO cess. allrttctave owner's Total privacy. total Best O.P location. Beaut w\lt '97.~ security, 3 Br charme r . lux 3 Br+cSen condo with HAL .-iMCHIH surrounded by cstm bll 2~ baths. wetbar. rrplc, REALTORS =~~ .. r~all. /\gt Sherman. pool. J11c. uun11. hobby 675·0'2 rm. $86,900. U04 :IO Yr old. mlnt·perf. 2 i;ty. ll.lt Pr.,+le•. lflC. 1"1n AJrt Slwrman,64ff·7414 . ---------• \. I . -~ SHAKE ROOF POOL HOME 4 Br. 2 bn, bltns. O/W, laundry rm. pool & patio. block wall fence. in qwct neighborhood with all sc hools . i n c ludin g Parochial nearby. Only S76.9SO Co ll now 646·4380. Rulh Lourici ~al~r BEACH CONDO 3 DOR 2~ b11. dbl gar. S66.000 963-7079 or 6S2. 4278 3 bdr 1"· ba. nreplace. aep laundry area. llUPf'r clean fro.900. 841 ·3584 --,.•·--·"--..... -.. Real ~tali: ---;,,, ·" •• S &S~tale FOR SALE BY OW ER -1·5 bdrm. 3 ba. dtnmg rrr.. ~ fireplace m living rm. lg •• !arm k1l Chl·ll , p1 o f ~ l.rndSCdped. Jll o i-~ graded in excellent <'On· :t d1tmn $102.900 Owner :1' 11 :! year~ new. 4 bedroom. 21 :! baths. master s uite with s itting room & marble fireplace. Premium lot with jacuzzi. Lots of extras. $151.500. No realtors please. 961-1146 HIMtinc)ton .. ach I 040 ~°"leach I 040 ......•.•.•..•••.•..... . ......•....•.......... • DREAM HOME Double door entry l o s pacious I ivang room Candlelight forma I din· 1ng llandy gourmet kitchen Warm family room with crackling lmck fireplace. Kingsiie master swle plus 3 more hosp1tablt-bedroom~·•• OutsWnding valul' Call 00\'li I Century 2 I Siu rf 979.1050 REFRESH ... Yoursl·lf 1n <i large gorgeous POOL' 5 bcdrm. 2 ~lory fJmily home x ·tnl fum1ly areQ fl .\ IJ.:1• br. tx>nus rm :"car beh ·I ~r:-old !lliH-1\177 FASHION SHORES H\' OW~ER 2600 sq rt t Ur, fam rm G1anl P<Ktl Custom 1ntr lot s of redwood Stone frplc 2 Hlks to Edison Park & If S Mile (o beal'h s1i.i 900 Open Sunday 11 5 9'Hil Bobbit: t:r Call !ltiR-2270 SELL OUT 3 heaul beach clo"e homtoi. From Si5K Sub m1t 011. n will fin 1;.j..f l(Y.)5 •HOT ITEMS• But UstiftCJS Huntinc)t• leach 2179 I S..mmtrwhtd Ln ()pen Sal/Sun 12 3 3 BR-Extra lrg lot Asking Sl2S,OOO l Blk I S/llam orr Brookhurst ,/ I 0092 Sprit Circle 4 BR. boal gate. view 2 Blk SJ Atlanta off Brookhurst Asking Sl li .500 • • • Urut.ed Broker'> John Carey 646-7414 liy Owner 2 stry. 4 bdrm. + ram rm 21 1 ba. lri.: t•ovrd pattO. frplc, :! ml frm ocean. CIO!>t' t o s chools & s hopping ~.500 963.5302 POOL HOME 2Br. IBra.nd nl.'\\ ·.i:us ronl(l' & sci( t•ICatllnj! OVl'n . Ill'" l11shwasher RV .1t·n ·s!' or usl• as a lllx 12 j!i.tr(ll.'n an·~•. l(a-. hl·all'd pool with Jll m•cded tll.'antnJ.: tools. htfl largl.' pal w area with Liltn RBQ. IJn la5lll' for felarl'<l l'UUpfl• or atartcr home $72.00IJ 968-KSlil afl 5PM f"ANTt'\STIC location nr lhc bch. Great for younj! couples. Only S72.000 Malloy Rltrs 900·43'12 8112%-ASSUME JBr. 213.1. l'l e n di'(. twnhome. "lk tn bl'h, ownrfi<14-IO'J.t Open llou~e Sun 12·5pm 9L71 Veronica. II II tSo ~U FIXUPNl::EDF:D~ of Yorktown. 1:: o f lltful 3Br. 2Ba. dl'n. rrpl Ma!!nolla J J bt.'Clroum ta• Si9.000 960 2728 _ ba newly dcl·oraled lly owner: 1m1nal· Oeun hme. 30r. $125.000 Wik lo b t'h 10-. d own home 2 m1 to beach. S8J.950 By Owner (21311112·4556 960-197!1 Male 10 Bt>ac·h 2 bdrm -----IL\RBOR llTS CUN DO con~o. :.t·reened patio, Open Sun 12·5. 840.4859 A1C. :-er J(ate. n•c· fac•I. $57.000 2 br. I ba. pool S75.900. Owner ~36:_3663 lt»4.2CammoCanuda l"ine 1044 Off He1 I bet wn •• ••• •• •• •• •••••••• •• •• Bolsa Chica & Algonquin 4Br Cape Cod. 2000 sq ft Near ocean. Sl05,000 As "um loan. 848·3451 MOW IS THE RIGHT TIME TO BUY! We have a grrul !>cl<.?1· t1on of 11 B homes & con dos m <all pnt·c range~ Our trained & l'XPCr'd people can find you the nght how.e & the best financing. Call loday REALTY INC. 714/846-1371 LOVEI. Y SEAIURY 3 Bcdrm, 1·•4 ba. huge family room. work s hop m gurage. Pnmc luc a · lion. SS!l.500. or submit orfer 207ll Chaucer Ln. 9ti3·6767 't ... '. • '• ·. [®IH&Hil llR +POOL Ltghl & cheerful. J br C: ha. Or:rn~ewood end unit Up g rad e d & pro fess1onally landscaped Pnccl'l to sell at S84.500. ~wport Maa Realty 642·9411 WHAT'S YOUR PLEASURE? Rike lo the lake from your cozy:: Bdrm. C: bslh Townhome in Wood bridge reehn~ l;l7.y" St toll to the pool close by Want solitude" Take a sunbath on your s cduded redwoot.I derk Thi ~ home has all the floe qualities of an S&S built home. HURRY ON THIS ONE! S88.500 Call for Details 644·721 I ~ SACRIFICE! S4.000 below lls t1nl(. lrvmc Orange Trre con do. 1\1C. waterfront. t.ll loe.it1on $53 . .i sc: fl30 4445, e ves/wkcnds. TURTLEROCK HIGHLANDS 5 Bdrm model for sale by owner. f".stimated com· pleuon Oct 1 Choice of color'l & intN de('or 559·5151 ------ ~0959 ~ •TURTLEROCK• !• Large single d · ... ell1 n~ ~; Plan #4, courty;m..I t:n· ~ ~~e~~ •;;. .en~~ ~~· •i :i waterfall. formal dinir.i: ~ rm. lrg !Jving rm. fdm11} •• rm. 4 bdrm. 2'"l ba. lri: ~ pallo. cslm drapery .m101 .. ! blln<h. Luts of Xlr4l> ~ Close Lo community ten · ~ nis. pools, <ind park:> f_ Pnncapab by <ippt onl~ •• $143,500 Owner 833· L284 ~ BYOWMER .. .. ~ New Ti;rtle rock Git r. : g11rrl~n home. Heather • model. -I HR. 3 ba. fom "' rm. Highly upgraded ., w deck & view. $159.900 • 644-4887 ~ WoodbridC)e Place liscay Excellent cul de ..,,,\': locallon. :.teps from Nv : Bt!ach Club 4UR. lom rm, din rm, JBJ\. J t·ar garage, upgradl.'<.I. prt) fes:.wnally landi.cJ~d ... auto spnnklns. Sl5!1.995 PT1nc1pals only 559-0186,; eves. wknds . 1-·on SALE BY OWN EH. LOWEST ,RICE YALE MODEL IN COLI.EGE P/\RI\ 1 bdrm. 21 ~ ba. fres h1y pd 1nlet.I 1n ldl.' nl•W k1Hhl.'n & er.tr> w .1~ ~ rl<iur Ali th•~ on .ir. l\tr.t • larl(l· !HI 103.000 Open·: hoo:...• SJl Sur. 12 ;,, J'.Jh2 A!. h !163." 126 ·. Woodbndge Syca more tr• sly sJ(I tamily home . .i.- BR. 2' / ba. highly up graded 55S 0033 WOODHHIDC I:: Brantt. new i\spcnwood Lowe'IS~ pnce 4 br house m Woo<!~ hndge. Owner :1nx1ou~.· Turn left off Ydle a t- Wood.hollow. 7 l::lmwooo ... ~.000. ;52.5368 af• 5 · Turt:erot•'< P :-t 'idcrt llomc. Plan 70, lgc ir· rl'l(Ular 1111 at t•11c1 ol' cu1- de sar. vie" t hr. 1 b:·. ltv rm. ~ep din rm, la~ rm. pool &. JJl.'UZ/r O(lo side or house $255.ooo; Byowner Call 833·2576. ~ WOOOIRIDGE .; Popular Woodside :o.iod~ in Arborlake · Woo~ bndiw :! Levt.>1 ho me> with s unken living rm • den . d101n g galtcn;;~ hll$Z..: family rm k1tchee> area di nook. Upper levcC h;:a., 3 pnva tely s ituateil bdrms. & service are;V 1-:xqws1tl'ly upgradl'd ¥ decorated Neutral cot.- or.. Looks better than ~ model~ You won't be d1~; appomted Pn \'ate beudl fac1lll1ei; 1\ real bari:a1t:f at S136.500 <May assum& H'::' r van.tbit• mtere:t( rateloani ' WALHUT SQUARE N e w o n m .a r k l I • !.' Bl'lrm. :! bath!>, lront untt' townhousl' Xlnl valul!. g;.l,9SC DAVID D. CARLSON REALTOR 83l·92•a Univ Pk Terrarl'. Cam~ bridge t:.l 1:mt'. b~ nwner \cry pnv Ul'tl,lf HOUSE Sat/Sun 10·5 1f$ ca roll • UNIV. PK. IRV. l..a Salle. 4 Br ::·~ b~; nbsolutely best buy ab area. Premium home ft frpl. E verything don4t. Air cond. wall paJ>(!red, mirrored A ll ~lt«'t.. kitchen Plush r 1H :1,. !\tove 1n deun $11!1.000. Owner 552·fl584 • Quarter Jere, :ll1r, 2R~ r a m • I y k • I 1· h ., n , firep lace, prot('ss1on_. landscaping . .,pnnk ler!'. dol(run, patio w cover-. llouse opens on park like ~ard for mdoor-0utdoor hvan,IZ Community J>OO'. purk. t C'nna-: $89.50~ 17462 Wayne 552 OSd. ()wntr Opc•n hoc .. e SavSun + IEACH $65,500 Pnmc lluntlngton Bea<'h location near schools. parkis. shopping center!' & golf course. i\550 total inveatment to qutthfy mg --------1 FORCED SALE beyers. Owner will help TURTI.UOCK finance Toke ad van· :i br 2 ba. own your own !\1UST SELL' T IM i-; TO t.age. Call 963-6767 lan<t. /\tC. atnum. fine SAVI!:' 4 hUll~ betlrnaio. '~"' •1 , . • ,, ••, .. , ron dltlon. Open II .;e ZI.\ baths, formal drntni', [ ~ Uil!HI_ f.i:~~.:~.~.",r..~:.·l s.r~:'"!,';:,f ='t JOC TO BEACH .,!loANTbASTIC OIPPT!' ,...~ • ..,. ·: Super buy, hhlhly up. ...,. w asac 88 e pnce. \..1'111Uy'21 grnd«t. 3 bdr Just burn new upgraded lr1 ltwt>I. ~ irtl your toothbrush & move 38r. 2~lla. Woodhridgc. lr r1 f M ' ., ln. Open &.tnday 12 noon •.~. 6'4-6863 eves Wtttdff Re.tty ~ tit sold. 5151 Sparrow, -------...;_~ Edln11er/Bolu Chica. Classllied Ads. your one· Find what you want fr Ai'. sl09 shopping c~nter Dally P1lol Classifieds • I . .aa DAil f •·•L. r !;J .. •U ' Ju1r :i 1'.J1!j HCMIH' fOf" s..: jMo.u, kr s. 'HoeH for ScH IHouHt Fors• ·••····•·••·······•••·· ··•·······•···········• ....................... , ...................... . ~!~!.~~.~~ ....... .l~~~:.~.~4!'.-........ ~!~.~~.~ ....... "-1-leoclt 1041 ...,_ .. adt 1041 Hill 1050 LAiJ-eHilh ••••• !~.~~ ~~!~! ~~~ .~~ ....... · '~~!~~ .~ ~ ...•... :• (,..-. I 04 ,,..,.._ I O 4 • lrwint I 04 4 ••• •• •• •• •• •• • • • •• • •• • 1 •••••••••••••• • • • •••••• ••••• •••• • • •• • • • • • • • • • • ••••• •• •• •• •• l.Q9UIMI HlcJyef I os,'"-1-a ~ I 0 52 ·························••••·•··•····••···••· ..........•..••.•.........................................•.•••••••• HOLIDAY SPECIALS OPEN TODAY 14561 Ryorood ~ ~ w 1· u r m ,. I p I u :. h t'IHPt'h & mirrnrt>d wc1rdrobl•!> ~t'l off Lh1:> · llt!droom home with .in t.'Y~ t·att•h1ng IHl\Jtc courtyard 4111 RobOn lH-VACAHT! $93.500 !':" l'lh•nt Ln1\ 1•r1111 ~ Park hx .1tmn J &·tll 111 h1·.tUI\ 1•11 111.IJUr i:r1Tn l.lt•lt ilM'oll ll1n I IU)!l' it\ IOJ: ruom f"orf'IUI I l11111n1: rtn n1.1rk ~la l·· .11r111m ~upt·rb , ~111.:h-~lnrv hl•llle !'\I f'I'"> lO PQOI IJ 111J t~nnu,' I 11Hn1·d1ak 01· 1·upan1•y' Ownt•r ha ,, purrhU!>l'll hurry, l'!ill tu tluy' Onl y $9:1 ,500 ,\ bnghl CUSlOml.wd l.J 752 1700 Palma with for ma I d1r1 , . • . , " ' ing room 1n till' pre [ ~ sli~o; =~:~ub ~ lt1Pdtl1J lk'l>l IO(·at1011 1 i\ Willow w1l h upgrall('' throughout 1n Wood bndge ,...... 6 tlostomary A lovt'ly 2 bedroom Vtllagt'r Condo thut :.hOW!> rt.'al prtde or uwnt'r~h1p in beaut1ru1 Woodbnd.:e 1* 51 Red Rock .\ ~h:.trp l><'l'rf1clcl l'.crk llomc "'llh upgradt·~ throu.:houl Ut>Jut1ru1 v.ood dl•ck1ng for gn·1.11 bumml·r enJo) ml'nl 14591 Lofty 1\ super shc1rp ·I l)l'dn>om family homl.' with J.lx;bl fa mily room C:1•ra m1 1" tile. nt·w c·orpct & llra1JI'~ &cl•ntral air 41 Mominq Dove WOODBRIDGE ~PEN Well loculed on cul de· !k!C with dl·<:p lot This much desired :J bedroorn home I!> pnet'll to sell rast Cull lur l1~L ot rc .. 1urci. f!j WOODBRIDGE REALTY SS 1-3000 COLLEGE PARK BEST VALUE YARDWORK PROBLEMS? Not with thli. on~' A i.pJ<'IOU' ;i b<lrm , it'"' bu l"wuhuml! w 1lh r.un rm . l'll~~ l'Jrl! p11t1oi.. drnw to 11•nms and poQls Jl!IVl' ll\11re lllnt' ror family run SMOkETitEE A delightful and !>Oug ht after 3 Bdrm s ingle :.lory. end uml on green~ll Near pool, J11Cuz11. lenni.!> and bike trail!> $79.!IOO can for details 644.7211 SMOl<ETREE CONDO 4 Bdrms., 21'2 baths, pool & Jacuzzi. Qwcl location, close to schools. parks & tennis cl A s te a l 111 $87.750. Re<l Ifill Realty. 552-7500. as k for Mt1rlene BRING CHECKBOOK I lousc must be :.old this weekend This bcaul • A mo:.l 1)0µular W1llm1.i, tn cks1rable Woodt>n<l.:l' "1th runtu!>llC hlrJ.W pool ~Ill' lot A <.:o lumb1t1 model sharp. 4 Br. 2 ba, Turtle foalunng 2650 sq ft w1lh Rock hm will sio w /best central air A:.k111i: only ofr Agt . 75!1 tt:!O Sl23.000 for th1i. beautv . . ----SELLE ll HI G ll L°v ~nSal 1Sun/Monll5S.1 MOTIVATED Retlhawk , W OOi) '· RANCH REALTY 551-2000 41RIH TURnEROCK RANCH REAL T Y 551 -2000 SI 12,500 Lovely J br, 2 ba homl' nn tip~radcd Plan 2 and ynu t·omer lot Assum lcrnn own lhe land Cl'rum1t• S73.!l00. 5S9-70!I:! 1111.' l'nlrv ulr1um ;ind p:il10. li.prinkll•r!) :ind WOODBRIDGE rrwt lrt'l'~" m·a1 nark PRESCOTT und pool, ~ll'W vi Llk PLACE I hills 1\t•l lnd.iy .1~ 11 5 hrm J ha. profess1onul won't la~• at lh1-.11nn• 1 ly lantlscapt'd. Nl·xt to lakl'. beach rluti 731-4484 Rancho San Joaquin 2 br + den. wt•I har. ~olf cour~e vu Sl 16.0UO ---------1 Owner 99frnu;J red hill~~.:. 552-7500 I 044 lr¥iM t044 ...........•.••............................... ::: ••• ~ macnab I irvine realty You·n "HEARD ABOUT f.AHT ASTIC BUYS! Check lh1~ out! Towering trees. 4 .BR s , famil y rm + access to 2 p arks . Now $1~H.500 ind . land to sell fast ! OPEN SUH 1-5 P.M. 32 CEO.AR taEE, UNIV. PARk. <G 107 J HH1DGE. 3Hr, 2Ua. <tit upi.:rds rnclud Cl•nlral Jlr & land:.c·..1µ1n g Ukr, fi7!j 4010 R-2 A newly remo d eled •H'l'an \ ll'W 2 bdrm houso 111 popular North 1.a~un.i Sl·p aratc I hcirm apl n•nts 1•asy Priced lo sell at Sl52.500 CONDO Loveh· unit with wh1ll' walt'r '1ew. 2 bdrm~ . .! butru.. den & 2 rrvtcs Perfect for "'t.'l'kcntkr or rcllremenl $152,SOO VACANT LAND 3 Bwldabll' ot·ean view lots on a St.'tludcd lrl't! lined slrecl Walking dis lMct.' lo srhoob & tnwn !'Jans a\all Pnct:d from S87.500 lo SI lS,t.IOO ~!~.'· l105 N.Coon Hw y .. l oguna 494-1177 31601 Coost Hwy .. S.laguno 499-4591 --- OPEN SAT /SUH I ·6 1404 Mornin~ict. Dr. Spectacular Chns Abel wood.~ glai.s, on 1 :i ucre, 2 Bdrm!> , dt•n. 11Cl'an t·a nyon vus SZ5U.OOO Ko/an HAPPINESS IS IROADMOOR Si ngle family :J BR. 2 hath w/lg . vard for fumll y fun + patios & .atrium S IUO .HOO . \'1•c• Stinson 642-823.5. IG 108> ~ RP.1/ E ~r.1te /11c .. '•'• GOOD BUY. fl4R. tlEHT PA YER Vi ew lak~ & hills from this spacious 3 BR. 212 ba th home in Ra ncho San .J oaquin. Lot::, of Mex ican tile. •edwood wet bar & jus t a short walk to pool & Ja<·u1.1.1 $133.000. Madeline 'ross 752-1414 <G -110> TRANQUIL & -SERENE Sweeping view from all windows or Lht~ lovely Ranc ho San .Joaquin townho me. Move-in condition ! 3 13 Rs w /upgrades in excellent taste! t>orothy Lewis 752-1414. (G-111> AU THIS & .A PARk. 1'00! 900 Gle1111evu? Slrr.ct 49 4 .9473 549·0316 The VanDyke House Offered for lhl' firs t timl' Thh complett•ly r~· mod1•l1•d residt·n1·c 1!1 ltUTrOUOdt'd by I 2 :J('r(' or lush i:ardens and ~rovl':. r c::iturt>d 1n llOM E Mai:az1nt.' !325,000 141 l Ko/an . Rc.11 £: ,,,,,,. '"' 3 MOllJI< /I B.iy Pl.t/.t 661'1161 831 3888 VISTA NIGUEL ESTATES Golf cuurse homes on 14th fairway al Laguna BRAND NEW Custom crafted 3 Bdrm home with 2 complete master suites Fully finis hed in.eluding landsca ping for the most de manding tastes. Separate Corn"lal dining and separate family rooin. Great view. Call for details. CATALINA & WHITEWATER This view is yours from the fan"lily room and master s uite of this 4 Bdrm home in Porta Fina . New bathrooms, new kitchen. new carpets and new free form radial stairway are just a few of the many luxury items. Price reduced to $255.000. Open house each d ay. Call for directions. l\fAYOCK CO RPORATION 380 GLENNEYRE LAGUNA BEACH (714) 494·2148 OPEN FOR VIEWING TODAY J-5 PANORAMIC COASnlNE VIEW -This tp1eion 2245 sq. ft. "-hen l'lz tents.. ~ Is a deft i1t adllliw to tt. fflrH ~ Spectocllhr s.dtck of redwood ond glass en~losed 01t the roof ... 497-3331 REAL ESTATE II U R It i\ II I-' 0 H ll OLLYWO()f>• I :! :.icres , pn ml' for d('\'l•fop m('nl on Mulholland & C<.ihucngJ St :; mil I RRE S I ST IBLE llolly"ood rontrae t beckons 1-;xp uud lh1s operation and rca fullest benefits from this top locat ion beauty salon Owner must sell Pnce reduced Lo S20.000. THE PRICE IS RIGHT' No. nol leaving for llollywood but O\lo nl•r ha!> b een lr<.in:.fcr r c d Unui.ual J bl'droom. 2 bath Enjoy lhc s umm<'r m Laguna S138.500 HOW SWEET IT IS ... F.n· JOY the ~ood hfe a n 3 bedroom, 3 bath uniq ue ho m e Fabulous fo r entertain- ment and fa mily enJOY- ment, too. S215.000 RUY NOW . PAY LATF:R' Greatest spot on the hill. Bwld your dream castle and li ve bke a king Yesterday's pncl' w as tomorrow's value al S65.000. 1104 So Coast Jlwy LAGUNA BE1\CH 497-2457 DAZZLING VIEWS! From exciting 2 BR. 2 hath design w/lg . bonus room. Tile e nlncs. cer . TOUR OF HOMES SUNDAY FROM I PM OCE.AM VIEWS! 3197 BERN OR Live in luxury! Enjoy the sauna bath thru lhe skyltghl to the moon & stars, in l he PR I VATE MASTER swle. J More bdr m s , falTllly rm. & hobby rm . on a comer lot, makes this lhe BEST BUY m Laguna. for$157,500. 661 MYSTIC WAY Pri \'ale ':i aC'r c. 3 bdrms. & a 33 ft. den T he moon & stars sh ine n ght into your 2-st.ory hving rm Hurry for this! $24!.1,500 231 LA BREA. 2 llom e!> on l lot. 2 Short blks lo Shaws Cove New 3 bdrms .. 3 baths, palw & deck + a smashing up- dated 2 bdrm home. All n e w ti led baths & s kylighte d k itc he n . VanLuil paper, slained glass & hdwd floors. S295.000 2.89 CAJON 3 & 2 Bdrm duplex. French Country. with approved plans for expansion. Bolh ha\C rrplrs. n ew l1led kitchens & baths May leas e / option . for for $245,000. Hillie McConwack Realty 494-7551 ltl e rounte r s a ndi--------- m1crowave. $162,500 <36> OCEAMFttOMT OPEN HOUSE SAT/SUN 1·4 Pre mium lot. r1~ht across from proposed park. Over 2000 !'iq.ft on one <loot' W/3 0Rs, huge family rm, 2 baths. formal cl1ning. lovely kitchen w 1load!'i of cupboards 2 cover e d pa t ios. Beautifully decorated & landscaped. Close to .schools & 2 fwys. $117.900. Marion Frizzell 752-1414. (G· ll2> ~lgucl • prl'stlglous. ex-SELL idle item s th · c1ung designs. luxury ap. Dail wt a 31423 COAST HWY SL Laguna Royale 1157 De.luxe CO·OP apt. 2 Br. 2 ba, deck , gar .. vu's. elev .. hld pool, sandy heh, adlts. $145,000. HARCUM & HORN R. E. 998Glenneyre 494·8551 ... THE R.AMCH-GRAHADA EnJOY "the good life" in this s pacious 4 nn. 212 bath fami ly home in a n eXC'CUll ve neighborhood on beautiful eul-de-~ac next to park. L~. paneled family rm w/fpl c & wet bar. forma l dining-rm Elegant decor I lu~(' rovcrcd patio designed tor gracious living. Appt only. .$144 .900 . .Selle P a rtc h 752-1414 <G -113) WOODBRIDGE This gracious New England-style home features 2 DRs + den. Parquet entry , magnificent master bath & ull cooled by central air. Bcautilully landscaped backyard - extra private & large! $110,000. ~fodeline Cross 752-1414 CG·ll4) 442-1235 644·6200 '901 Dovf'r Orlw Harbor View Centu trvlM oll Campu~ Vallry C.ntfr 752·1414 Potnlmcnls . s pacious, y Pilot Class1r1ed Ad. with 3.000 sq. ft o~ more. ~och I 048 rtn anc1ng available.••••••••••••••••••••••• Pnced from S229.900 1041 OCEAHVULOT In area or <'uslom homes. underground ullhlles, re· ady lo bwld Motivated seller askmg $110,0011 BUILDER'S SPECIAL Ocean & canyon view lot In sccludcd t1rea; has natural pad. te nl:il1ve plans available. Pnccd <t l S!)!l, 500 IOHUSHOM£ Re modeled & spacious. with lf(e. liv1ni: rm • gourm l'l k llchen . 3 bdrms . 3 baths. f amily rm . On large lol Generous use or c1>dur & stamed Jt lass + a jacuul lo m 11 tr both, w ith separole heotcr & filter Askin g SlOS.000. C;ill to see! ••••••••••••••••••••••• LAGUNA IE.A.CH-OCEAN VIEW Cha rm & warmth dominate - owners s pare d no c osts i n rem od= this 3 bedroom. 3 t>ath ho me new master suite, new kitchen, carpe ting thru-out, wOOd decking. bric ked patio. The list goes or\ and on -plus a few surprises! I $249,500 LA~UMA CH.ARM Charming well-built ocean view 3 bedroom home on a quiet shaded lane In old Laguna. Central location. walk to beach & shops. $189,SQO. \.l • A COl.DW&.L IANKH ~O. 496-7222 831-0836 Tilr-..M...rdi.., .... ....... ~ I ...... , . .. . -.. -. • • • • ~ • -• • • • • • -4 • LARGE POOL HOME o~ w1.w. 2 btdroo. & detl - .... w ~ t..ily hCNM ... '--J-a ........ Lowest priced. large tri-level family home w/pool in the valley. 4 Bdrms. formal dining room . large ra mtly room w 1co1.y raised hearth. used brick firepl ace. Spacious and private. i>rofess1onally landscaped yard w/glistcning pool. Fantastic buy at Pa rks. s<·hool s. beaches nearby. 1764 square f cct or luxury at Niguel Woods Special feature!) include. Enclosed garden atrium. <.'Ol.Y breakfast nook. built in oven with microwave in bright con vcn1ent kitc hen. woodburn ing fireplace. s pacious master bedroom with garden view bath. $112.500. Open houle Sunday 1-6 25151 MawlOlt Call VlsiCMt, 830-1000. I 048 ~ hach I 048 Priced at only $119.500 with excelfenf." financing. Buy now and move in after m id JuJ y . NORI NS REALTY COMFORTS Or llOME wit houl the bother 2 Bdrm .. 2 bt1lh 0 Y 0 only 1 2 blork to Laguna's Main Beach. 585.950. GOLF & OC EAN Brancl new S an Clemente duplex Wrap around view, back~ on course Two 3 Bdrm . 2 bath un 1ls. ~xcellt•nl rent dt:. lnrt S16S.OOO F'IX UP & SAVE' Nl'cds pamt & carpets Loads of po tent 1 u l S weep1 ni.: ocean views from lht!> Laguna Iota l 111 n l lJdrm~ . h~t· dl•n & 2 bath.\ $1 21,500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• THE SEA SHANTY "t~OR T llOSI!: WH O HAVE KNOWN T H E SEA. & HAVE fo'ALLEN UNDER HER MAGIC Don 'l wa it -c·~111 now to see at C7 I 41 49S-017 I J()(' Sprung!, Niguel Woods By Hollenbeck. Builders agent . SPELL". This rustic. LGCJ1MO NiCJl'tel I 052 MissiOft Viejo t 061 older home t·ou Id l>t' the •••• •• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •• •• fulfillment of a Ufcllmt• drt!am Localed in pnme North Laguna, clOSl' lO Lilt' beach & village. with a PANORAMIC VIF.W Or THE SEA An·hat{' 2 bdrm . F'LOOR PLAN. 25192 Via Piedra IJl,mcu lmm&culate, spac1ou:. 4 bd home 1n N1gu~1 Hilb f"r~shl y p;un!l•tl nt·w crplg & landi;t· $102.0110 FAUST A VITALI SERV BY 2 llATHS. ha~ Rffftot• 497-2426 ltv rm w tRED BRICK Quiet CuJ.de..Sac :i Hr. 21'.I ba, ram rm, forml dining rm.~ frplc!> Lge lol 2 l.:l· pat 10!>. sprklrs fml1llack. New pumt 1n 1out W:.ilk ta schls, shops. & re<' rntr SI 19 .1100 h y o wnt!r . 1(11 3298 or 831 ·3877 PIREPLAC~. m ock MUST SELL lkautcondo. cathedral beam ceilings pr1c~ rt'cJuet'd SIU,UllO & opens lo S l<:PARATE 0 w n l' r b t', 1 11 g H.wportleach 1069' DINING RM. Narrow transrern'll J Hr, 21 , Ba. ••••••••••••••••••••••• stairwe ll leads !•) 2n1vt• story b<lrm lhul is rl' loe $83,500 <.:all owner Beach House-SI 19,500 m 1 n 1 s r: c n l o F aft 6pm. ICJl·Ol47 Ready for 1mmed O<'CUP "WIDOW'S WAI.I\", Be am l' l' 1I1 l'l g / GLi\SSED ON 3 SIDES, frplc puuo/ lri:: dbl gar WITH OCEAN VIEW CROWN POINT 11001 & tcnn1~ !'need This old house 111 NOT "1\ JUST REDUC: ED SI0.000 undl•r markl'l for SHACK" IT'S i\ SEA 3 Bdrm 2 balh, fam & llWtk sJll· !ht~ wc·ck on SHANTY Vaeanl & un pool ~5.900 I} Call Hus~ Owne r /agt derpnced a l J.a1:una lnvc•Mmcnls .11 tiJI 114&1 or9Si I~ $124,000 Full Pric~ 494-6525 HURRY ON THIS' MISSION REALTY 985S-Cstltwy, L-..i,:una Phone494.07l I PACIRC ISLANDS VILLAGE BluHs 1 HR, bonus rm. 2'·· ba end uni! on j!rcenbcl• by PoOI S1&1 500. /\gt K33·13ti6.~51 6131 5113 Cr)~lal S.ind' O C E A t-' R () N T IDEAL n Sat Sund.i) 11 .1 MOBIL I-; Ii O M E. :i ARTIST RETREAT 2 Bdrm. 2 bJth. l.1 na1 rm 111.l'PF!'\ I U :VP.1. Vl' t·nd unit ,\NG ~l.IT1\, l!hr. l!ba . I rpl. u~!>U111 luJn $157 .OOC> nwnr ti44 4201 Bdrm . 2 bath 1n South L:irge studio with balh llJgh in coaMJI h\lh with Laguna park $30,UOO + ~ u e s t q ua r 1 c r, fort'H'r 'll'\lo ol 11<•1·an S l 25.000 Sla n lJnd ComlortJIJlt• ll\111~ in S PANISll MANSION Megargee497 1744 adult communll) i"l'l' Convt'rWd to3unils Uni '1mplt' S15ll,0Uo llkr BUILT WITH IMAGINATION que property. n~wly re lOCJIMO HIHs '1 OSO .. ~~l~t2~l2~' ~-----modeled w1lh imprcss1vl' ••••••••••••••••••••••• AND LOVE Wh1k mlcnor with strik in~ t'Olo r a <'<'enls . 2 Bedroom. den. 2 balhs, rorma l d1n1111? r oom l'lay tennis. walk to l>curh $102.000. Owner S.IX·~il racade & ocean Vlt'W ---------$1%,000 WALK TO BEACH In a pnvate rommun1l). sgl rumily home. ~l hr 2 ba. ra mif y rm. o .. k Wa1n~coll111~. m dminl! rm. lu.,h land!>t':ipmg, hy • 494-8057 * LEASE/OPTION Ocean view 2 Bdrm , cltm 211 baths Condo Wet bar frple . pool w fJac un1 Sl44.500. Ph 4!1!1 4052 54().2313. PORTEtl REAL TY 1000 NO COAST II WY 497-2468 OCEANFRONT Fantastic Woods Cove, 4 bdrms . nestled on a point. :.urroun<kll h\ ocean & tide puub S&S0.000 OCEANFRONT New hsl1ng at 1\11s o Beach 3 Bdrms . :?1? baths, very acct.':.s1ble lo beach. $4115.000 OC£AHFttOHT Upgraded 5 bdrms , :J bath~. o n l11 rJ,!c fo l lk'11u11ful ocean & sunset views $175,000 SHAWS COVE Spacious. newer J bdrm . J baths, fom1l y rm . \'IC"' deck. luri.:c lol, 1 blk to bcuch $229.500 MEW LISTING! North t.'nd. ocean side ol hwy , :1 hdrms . 2 baths . pnvale alnum $225,000 TOP OF THE WORLD and a view lo match' ~x cellenl spht level home w1lh lhri.'c bedrooms $149.500. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 675-5511 Macnab-Irvine I I \' , ! I I'. I I ' ' \ VIEW + Marvetous Location Outs tandmg Mer edith home w /4 BRs. country lutchen. step-down dm mg & lg. master s wle. Ternf1c for th~ buyer that needs a s pacious home' SI.58.500 (G-116) Lynne Valentine 644-6200 la11thcap1· .1r<•h1t 1 •·I 1---------Walk 111 'l'h11111 C.:rt l l ol~24(i:! Ill pi.hi-'n 'Urll) gale Only $M5,000 NIGUEL SHORES 4Br. s hutters thru-0ul , lovcl> lndet·p·~. vww. Walk trJ bch. tcnni-.. srhl!>. La!>t t·hann· b} owner SI 83. 000 493-1!060 IAYFRONT /PIER Contcmp P romon tory llay hOffil' Will takl' 6.1' boat. 4 Br, 3 ba. den &. ramify 3800 s q fr. ;1 (rples. Decks a nd patio~ Cslm decor lhru-0ul. Call Bkr 640-2365 ------ THEILUFFS L01J11ftO Higud I 052 -- ••••••• •• ••••••• ••• ••., Sparkhnl! J Br. 2 ba. l'OlY Pnct> slashed o n this l BR, 2 I.la , conversatioo p1l wlfrplr: popular () Pl an S l 32.00 0 1ov.ncr1 a~1 Laguna Niguel Realty .. SUNSET! SUNRISE! OCEAHV~W In hig hly d e's1rable Broadmoor home. 4 BR lmmac. Landscpaed . 2 patios All this w tnnly minutes walk to wh1lt· sand beach Securl'd community . S225.000. RHISHIHG TOUCHES MAl<ETHE DIFFERENCE 1n lh1s patio ho m t> w1outslandmg view ot Mtns & rounlrvs1dc· C u s t o m p :111«1s & landscaped Pr1C'ed to sell at SJS.500 IT HAPPENS EVERY TIME Out of state t rans fer frlm rm , u:-<•cl tint·k t rpl "!>t't'1<1I a rnl•n1l 1l''· JJrrnnd ILahJn t1k. pro rt·:.~ IJnds cp l( . ll!l' patio. r1rc pit. g.i~ H B'l · room tur pool, lovely view' SJ32,500 PecJ Alim Rltr. 494-757& OPEN SAT & SUK 1-SPM 31841 E. Hine Dr WIDE A·FRAME 2·Sly 3 BR. 2 ba Walk to ocean. pools (!.,. tc nn1!> 'low onl) !SIO'i.500 CAYWOOD RE.ALTY INC. 548-1290 NEWPOHT llf::IGHTS Charmin~ J bdrm house• 3 blocks frrn bay. Agt 556-4175 C<>untry Cluh hv1nA In 1Nl•wport Cr est Condo Link~ Po1nll' <t Bil . Plan 4 Sll5,500. Sat SurT w family room & dtnml! lr15 ~00 room Sup,•rb Vil'" ------ Brand new ~39.500 OH THE WATER Contcmp 3 br, Pa b..i. fee. pn ~ prcsl1~1ou!>, set·urcd comm. (lkach>. boat shp, lots of guest parkin g expans ion feature:. By appl. Bkr. Call673·5991 rorces sale of near new Lake Forest I 055 ram1ly home in Laguna ••••••••••••••••••• •••• 00 ISLE 2800 sq rt Owner finanl'llll': -t br, :1 ba. din arl'a. h~ h" rm. ' Ok '>l'l up Mo<I kitc hen .,erv porch, pal10, p nv tx:h. lrl! lul <)wner 11111s . Sparkling new BRAND MEW p ool/s pa . Sp ira l staircase leads to master swLe w 1r1replace & deck Must see/ call today Sl54.950. FEELS LIKE HOME On qwet l'Ul ·dC·sae In guarded gale beae h t'Om· mumly w/lenms courti.. s wim pool , Jat'07.7.I ~ Z story. 48r, den. bo11u~ rm, 2 wetbars. L,Hgc l o t s 111 .ooo do"n Sllllptmo. No quullrymsi nerel.sary 957 199R. LAKE VIEW $200,000 67S-6259 Harboc' Vu D.tuu J br. 3 ba. FR. DR. + 2· sly scp bonus rm w /ba, Richly decorated & up- gracltxl. Spacious homt' & lot 644-5891 BACK BAY saunas. Lovely hke new ;i home m fanl!lslil· ar1•11' "~~ R Call J;.incl 1\l ~ :raded~ ... $~5~.~ U p . REDCARPETi'54 12t)2 3 hr 2 baw1adc11t1onal un. 11 or I! hr J ba Lg pool. C~tm r Uft w t0ak rt r.,,, 170'x60' lot, bit ans. 2'100 !><l rt Musi ~di $124.0011 556-1182 or 557 1663 4'6-2.-n-495-5220 Missioft Vieio I 067 VllEW HOME 493-9494 130-5050 •••••••••••• •••••••••• • 3 lg e bdrm s. 3 ha --------- w/twmklmg night ltgbls &rollingwaves $149.500 3 IEACH RENTALS Ocean view and t blk lo water. Picturesque older style among trees DOLPHIN R.E.. Call 494-8511 30131 Msitp Dr. OHH HOUSE I ·S Spectacular Ocean View 3 Odrm. new cpts, drapes & ldlchen Room for pool and addition. ,,.u r.duc•d $20,000 to SI 59,500 oft Wesley & Cst llwy. South Lugun11 WM.E.Do..t 759-0iU SO.LAGUNA OCEAN VIEW Wolk to PRIVATE SEACH 2 Bdrm house on J iic lot W/Jl.le!ll apt. l.g Crplc In bo4l'I units 1134.900. Sy owne r S44 0621 RE DUC ED TO SELL QUICK 3 br 2 bu Condo. u1r conc1 . --------- crpL'!, drapl's, pool, ~1:1 REALEST ATE SALES Leaving st.ite. 38r. 2Ba . view home, prof lndscpd CUl-de·sac Goes to Rllr on Monday' 29241 Via s t o r y S 6 6 . 7 5 O Brokers or salespersons. 71-1 8305085 rull/part time Earn San Sebastian. $83,000 831-1770 S78,SOO with Tiew l bdrm, 2 ba. parcnb retreat, Exrepl1onal up grade,, l.indsrt1p1n g 001 IOon your nexl deal. Unit.d Brok.rs 646--7414 3000 W Cst Hwy Ml OPEN HOUSE ()pen SaltSun 1115 C:a11 1 ________ _ Owner 768 S3ii8 SUNDAY t-4:30 MOM.ARCH SUMMIT 30982 Carrara Rd Popular 3Br, .. A" Plan J br house. 2 yrs oh1 liy Owner 569.500 Op1•n Su nday l 5 2 73tl l Pmucla 581 ·3581 l wn h s e . HI G II LY 1:-.-.-.-.-_-;.;; ___ _ UPG RADE D IN AI.t,1· RE.5PECTS i\/C VIEW VIEW VIEW $129,500 Beautlrul 4 Bdrm. dining Top -amk rm, 2 bath homt' Cul·d(• "'-·-· s a c I' r o r c '\ ., 1 on iii I y mtn&valt.y•lew lnndscap1•d D1>ra<Jo THI & lobc:ock ll.E. n'«h•I Rurrt'lonu llomcs 493-0331 /499·4797 near lakt• and w1ldcrnes11 glen Opn house July I, 6000 + SQ Ft 12-4. 22631 V11i 1'erccro A L A N o M A R K Wntern Pacific R ES IDEN CE with ._ cus tom appointments ttap1riie1 lhru·o ut. Unobi,true tcd Cal 73I·1522 180 dea ocean view Short 1·--------dlst1tnce to pvt beach In guarded t·omm unlty SS75.000. For appl EBBTJOE REALTY 494·94Sti Baraa1n ~hoppers r eud the lltllt' ud~ 1n Clus:Mled rr1tularly And they find whot ~y·re look in~ ror LUXURY At the leach In Lido Sands. only s leps lo bear h, tennis & com- munit y pool. i\ s pic & :.pan J Bdrm s ingle story with hUJtl' fomily room uml u lll'Wly added hvmg room $\J7 .ooo Call fOf' Details 644.7211 /Jn NILEL nl\ILE Y S. 1\550( I/\ TE~ SEAVIEW SI0,000 DOWN $1995/MONTH 3Br. 2811. 6 mos n ew, comm pool , t e nnis, guarded aatel$, no r red1t needed. I 'll finance. 9$7 1998 I ~ .~ -~-....... ~~~~~ .~~~ .~~ ....... j~~!~! .F.°.~ .~~ •••••••• I~~!!!-~~.~~ .......... ~~!! .~~ .~ ........ j~c:'!!~! .~~~ -~······ •. ~~-~.~~ ... !?.~~ ~~~~~ ... ~?.~9 !~~~ ... !~~! ~~~~ ... ~~.6.~ Mt.wpona.och 1069 Hewpona.och 1069 Sunday July 2 1978 OAILY PILOT 1 ~ ....... 1100 Fors. . . ..........................••••..•.........•. •............•......... 1100 OCEAN VIEW "MIHl"lSTATf Pr1n.• JU'l tl•Juc.·11 "" l)\...,,·nbt·~ lhl'> bt•JUlllul lh1:1 :>!Jll<"lllU • ,Inf\ I} 111•1 or,11,·d 'UP• r t14nhm w 3 BK l ' II\ !lUJlll)' hum•· Jn..t lu\ "'' & formul cl1mn~ llurn • l)Jddtl.•• i.:rnumh. ,.ur It 1., now l>clo"' mJ rl.1 t JI round,•d b) blocl. w Jll 1121.900 f1·nn· I-urm,ol dinm~ rm J<ahfla Reotty lt\1111-! r m. -+ r1u111ly 1111. 546•9832 1both w 1£1r,·pl,11·,·:;1 I ----BH +-i.ew111~ rm Sep lmER HOME q ird. w grdn. frwt trwi. & grape arbor lk• lh1· AMO GARDENS (1n.l LO l>Ce 1111!> c11;1.'il111i.: One level three bi.lrm h11mc S239,500 &Ui·-1380. Condo on the lllulh Huth Launt> Hllr Opc11 J1trgesl grt-eubclt Hare I 5.Sun<.lay Linda Plan tol.ally up ---- graded wllh ,, charm mg Slt:P!> Lo ~ach. dclUXl' :rnr c ourtya rd entry homl•. Wc -,t N B 75.9· LSOI Ownr agt $158,000 545 llli28 Cream Puff llJrlJor Vu llm l'!>, Ph Ill 3Br1 2lla, Vil'\\. move m RARE conCI 812'. Jssumdbll· You mus t .. ee this Mngll-l~an SIS!! !J~U Open :-.tory 5 liR twnhm w ;i ~al ::-Oun I 5 22-14 Port 8A. formal dmmg & Ir~ ~-itrllsc &l4·'1&17 l o t • o w n c r w u ., NEWPORT SHORES tran:.fern'tl & must sdl 1mmed1ately. Call for appl kateflaR.affy 838·5801 B.DORADO llGCAMYOM Love ly lownh••U'-l' W/!!unken hvmi.: rm , wd our. fom1ly dmtnR rm Bi g ma!>lcr bdrm . w/bal<'ony Close to pool, Jacuzzi und l enn1:.. :J lxirm. 2~l bu Owner wall least:. 7S9· 1501 OPEHHOUSE You Jre 1nv1ll'd Lo pre' view this s pac-100., l'X ccul1ve p ool h o me FcatunnR 1 BH. fam11\ 'TOOm, pool, & fo~ Stfllpl~• ,,md 1!133SANTlt\C:O Ult Sat & ::,Un I::! 5 katefla Reafty 546-9832 3 Hdrm romc. new cµt 'i.: & pa1nt thru·out Walk lo bt>arh Pool & ll•nn1s Sl5.000dl)wn "42 ~ Hew Cstm View Ho~ 1 Hdrm. 21 2 ba, frml d111 lllA rm. m1crOwJ\l' "''W Nutone 1ntt•rco m & tnod 1•ntr T1ff:111y larnp:, l.n Ma1nl. la11dscp'J.: & roun t um Earthtnnc de('or Vu Clf ex: & hay. As~um loan OWC' 2nd, S23'J.500 by llWll 52 1 ·1!21>5, 5-IX 7J5:i 20fi La J ulia l,,;lnl'. open Sal Sun Uruque m lhl' t'rl·~l. li l-:11 1:ore CIJl.lrt. oµc11~ut 1Su11 ~) 29'J!j l'.in vrou lwlt1•\l0 OL'Jrlv • ,1crc 111 l'<l·\\ purt Hth" :1 5 Wrm~. 32W 'II It. 1\ 1l' :111 ba fl\ 1ng rm. ftreplan" rltnrni.: rm . lum1ly rm lllll!l' mslr "Ulll' " .. unkt•n bath I uxur111u ... Jddtt1 1111~ 1hroughnut l'ummunll~ pool & n·t rcJtton ,1no,1 :>:!4:! 111111 O\\n t'r i 11 f;+i .>lli7 EASTILUFF I .... VIEW ;1 hllr :.! ha 1111,111~ rmdld. , M nl H L 1on1· 2:!1: !-: 15th ~l (,rt!al f,mul) hornl' 011 ""Pt llJ..'1'> 75!1 0:ll I quiet street Large hv1nl! -- rm will uccommodatt· llJck &> lly Ownl'r 2:1110 AJU SECURITY f.XqtJISITE HOMl llODegrHVlew Not often rlo we f inc..t a home 1 n Newport Off('rrng u view of our gorgeous hurbor + the security of a guardc'<.I gate community. This is a lovely 3 & d en (or 4 bedroom ) fa mily nn humc. complete with j acuzzi "spa". Many. m any more amenities, so please coml· & see for yoursPlf. Pri c~ unde r $300.000. Seaview. Tell guard at gatt! you wanl to sec 1911 Yacht Ma ria Open Sunday 1·5 Agent 675·6775 or 645·6080 (For directions only 644·4466 Sunday 1-5 o nly l ~wport leach I 069 IMewpon a.och I 069 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• NEWPORT CREST SIOS,000 631 561.3 Hy Owner France Comes to Mewportloy IAYSHORES Dutch Ooor dollhouSl'. ne'Aly redone :mr, :!Ha. 2 ))JllO~ w g,,., B IH~ l.OWl'\t prl l't•rl hl''>l r1nJIH'l ng SI 7:.!.j(ll) 1>:.11 tlOt!r New wall'rfront 5 br 1 or J +study+ mJ1d •. autht>n1c French coun 1---------• Lryhousc. 4 11 Ila. n· searc hed 10 Fr.tnl'l' Authent ic <h•tatls w 1\Jld World t raftsm ... ns t11p 111 <:I bull•otttl'S, S\H'l'PIOJ.: stmrC'aSt'. lt1v1:-.h ww ot stone, beam!\, & s hutter!> Hrplt"s. lormal dtn rm & 1..·nt ry, k1tc h w 1B1HJ trplc. wet ba r & pantry B1lltard s1.wd ).(amc rrn also has w /liar M slr '>UllC W1study, p \l Mtrt dl'l'k, & bakoll) Dock fnrlw11611' boat!> To~ee. 6f.O II arbor bland Or B kr Hldr Jnh11 Marr &W·0209 WES TC LIFF BYOWMER Opt·n Sund a) I 5 132;) Sus::.t'X l..111\' Completely upf.!r<Hkd •I Br :l ha. Ir.: fam l..1ldi.o11 \\ dbl bnt·k f 1111 I w 111 \\ood l.rg pool '"" p a 1111 $195.000 Call &12 1~17 OCEAN COOLED U1).(, bnght. fn•,h 4 lir. :J l.Ja tn lewl, formal d111 mi.:. 3 hulcomL'' N,•xt to puol & ll•nn•~ <·ourh ()ptn SJt & Sun =7 Hohon Cour1 . Supenur at T1con dl.'rogu llai.11\'y He~11ty . 11-17 XX4-1 Harbor View Homrs CARMEL. J lid. ~ b<a ram r m . prof upgrJdl·d drps. cpl. w .illpapl·r~ m1rrorl,I "'d1 obt•s Soft "'tr Prof landsepcl W 'if)('l' lrl'i'S, l'll' .!. l'll\' 1..•red htl.'d patro~. hhq :\r ~mbl'IL. µnol. ~chi Nl•W pJanl. si>otll'S'> toml. tmml'<J ll\'('OP Sl57 .500 J-\-.· Hv nwnr 1;.rn M<!-1 l'nn mil~ NEWPORT HEIGHTS c:~tm n·dl'l' :1 llr, :! IJJ u '1• d Ii r 1 1· I.. I r 11 I . t'alht>i.lr,ol n·1I. l'lll'Pl'r plumh. ron•t•d Jlr, bo.11 JCl' Ownr Jnx. \al' l'/\TTI W,\J,l\t::H R l-~.\LTV ~:! 1rn:1 ,::rand piano This S bdrm ~q fl. :J lri; lidrm::.. :! IJa, I' l'. wants lo buy ~mall 2 story ha!> bcc11 rc·dul'l.'d llvmi,: rm & lhning rm. ont:-lcvel condo. Hlul h S),IJ()CI 759· 150 1 xtra lrl! ramlly rm. 2 Plaza sct.1t0n. ti41) 1)!131 Want Ad He:.ulb &12 5671! lpk"'· ~kylti:ht \'flll'y, ---{~IWJ'1J:!JlitM J<.1t·u11.1 Slti7.rioo i;.12 1ms ~wporla.och 1069 Newport leach 1069 SI 5,000 DOWN •HY OW~J-;I( •HI-; \t'll 1-. JU!>\ 2()0 "ll'JI', ;1" ;I\ :mr. :!lia r rplt l 1 ,1r i.:.11 m a Carm,•I hl.1• 'l'lltni: 11n J p\l M In l.icl11 !-i,111d' SJ38.500 t.45 llfi:! ()pen' Ruy hkt.• rl'nl' s11 h rmt ;111 tnm ... & olfrr... Trade~· Etc-' Fanta~t1c 4 Br, 3 Ba, J,1t•u11.1 L1kc new cond 1712 lh.:hlJnd S325.UOO t>JI O!JOO >\J..'1 llGCAMYOM HY O'Ancr, 3 rlr t-f.11n1 Iv P\l, 1mm.ll'. \ll''A< SlMs.UOO 75!1 l!H>X FIXER·UPPER (;harming ::!Br 1•ottai:" on larl!l' lot w pn' ule rt".tl ,Hord. ~··par;1 tt-h1 1hh~ room w ha all,Jdwll lo .,ara~c. SI I0.000 Ownl'r 14111 f11rnn<·l· NEWPORT BEACH REALTY 675-1642 By ownr Ha1·k B:\)1 Jfl'U 5 BH. 3 lJ.t . ..! lrpk:-, :ilHlll ~q It h"· w-lrg )II 111 l'UI c1 l' s .1 l' M u ' I " 1 • I I $137.000 1:11ocl l1•rnh () \ ;N!I i!l7 I BY OWNER ="iwprt J li..rt I rt.: t•urn,·r lot. i! bdr 2 hJ IJm1l~ rm + honu~ rm SI l!J,51HI 1~.; 1o.i-1 Opn Su nclJ' l>OVEH SllUltE!-. ll'Anl'r mu~t M'll \llr 3B.J prol lnct:.crd & ck ~orat,•rl ..., IJ<'u1.11 & µ11111 Blln m1l·ro waq • m:.t n\• 111h1•r '''J' 8229.sOu Opn Suncl.1'' L2 5 1531 I llghl:.iml Dr li45 .. 1226. THE BLUFFS 3 Bdrms, 2 12 b.1th:-.. forrru1I d1nmJ.( rm . ('0110 try k1lC"ht•n. gnrg('ou:-. d1• <•or ' V1t•w lo i.:rt•t'OIJl'll l'r ll'ed to "di nnw JI ~l;JS.000 /\J,!t t;<!U ~l51.0 NO'!' GODO. NO'f Nll'K mrr 1\ GHE1\T 11.Jrlll)I \'1cw ltome J nu. cl1n rm. 2 ba. clo!.c lo Jl(l1ll, p1•rfc1•t c·ond Mo' l"IO now Ownr. Sl;lll 1:100 640-0325 5 Blt·BY OWMH llc:.tullful. k l· lot. loan JS:.Um. 759·19':°5 $192.500 lijlS Pr1 SheHit'ld r1 IYOWNER NEWl"ORT tlEIG JITS PANORAMIC OCEAN-VIEW SAYE S $ S Jll-,,\l,TFl'L 3 bdrm. l , h.1, hUl!l' m -.tr b<lrm & '>ll · 11111: .u-ca Formal d1n •nl! I kl\ t•J\ln)! Jrl•J lllghl} UpJ.!r Jdctl CJ flll·I dr.ipt.~. w:ill floor Co\ er- 1nf,!s Cu:.Lom \\all panC'I tnl! & book t·as~ Mar rort·fl wet bar & d11s,·t doors. rarl•plal'C. WJlcr "'" Hut It 1n ,t,•rt•11 "l'l'.tkl•r .• 1111 11 plan! "'J\\'nni.: '' ,t,·m Work -.huµ 11 i.:h 0 b -.111ra~1· duwi... 111 f,!t1raj!1• Sm11kl· rl1·t1·1•tor ... + 1>11111 1n M'Cllrtl )' S Y~l'm (OJI Lwnal I -;1•1·1ir1\ l111·a1 t011 P ll i.:r:1~s\ c·1111rt \,tr•I Mus i sc,; • ()I f1•n:d .11 Sl:l!J.INWI ('.111 fur a ppt liJI :lli•I OPEN HOUSE :--.11 & Sun I:!:, WALK TO BEACH G n r g 1• 11 us I r 1 I 1• ' ,. I lll\\ nhnml' In (0 ho11·1· .1rt•a nl Nw-pl Bl'.ll'h ~nkt'n h\1ng rm "' \\1·1 hJ r. l.Ja 11·1111). I rp II' lorm,d d1n10J? loll i.:ourm(•I kit • :J lk'drm :! b,1th. hcaul dc1·1ir.1t••d :--h11rt ..., ;ilk 111 th·Jch J.1111111 . tt•n111~ 1'h . prn1I 1•11 "11 l'.111 :i-16-2.Jl:I NEWPORT HTS. OFFERINGS OCEAN VIEW 3 Hdrms .• I baths, ~ianl fam1lv rm . 2 rrp lr~ . :.h11kt• roof, lot~ of bnC"k work SI 7!1, ~HHI Owner m1i.:ht fmani·e. GRANDMA'S HOUSE Vll'tonan J hdrm hom1" 11ak 01101"1, htf!h l'l'lltO)!S, ho,111fd f,!l.1~:-& ..., rnught iron S1·µarat e ~Ul'~t quartt•rs $152,000 ARTISTIC 3 Bdrm & fam1h· rm • rl•mudelt:rl h o ml.'. sh1n~led w:ill:-, be.1ms. resiiwn \\OOd, funk}' frplc· & .11k•ck SM!J.000. C-a ll tht> Newporl He1ghti. spcc1ahslS at &l6-4463 •H t.rg cmr lot. 2Br. 2Bu.1--------- f11m rm t-tionu~ rm. Open Sonday Sl 19.SOO 645 7044 Newport C rest l11c w op t1on to buy 38r. 21 ~ lltt Condo 9i00 mo Call tor dctuils li31· IR43 OCEAHFIOMT OUPLEX ~. OPEN HOUSE , REALTY x · BIGCANYOH STEAL IT! M ov~·1 n condit ion. $247.M>O. I rurntlttrl' Mu~t ~l'e. Uy uppolnt mentonly 645-9161 ' .............. .. 28.r, tBa each unit. n.ea in lndry orr 2 cnr ~uragc. wd bum frpk. kitchen BBQ 6708·6708 ...., W . .._ ______ _ Ocotmt $365.000 W1 dn., .. _________ _ Shown by appl only. Con · tart R S Patuw n. ugt. &4.2 31B8. Pnnc. onl l!:AVJt:W N EW BED FORD t bdrm. 212 ba, & rsm rm Onl' or bes t VICW!I bl''' l)U\ By l208 l::SSEX LANE owner $279,000 tH 1-7412 ; llr + t' K 2383 i.Q n.1_wkn __ d_s _or_e_v_.-_.,_bc_.,1 __ _ •• ~·~lltf $152.SOO Must NEWPORT llEIGllTS 2 II Try 10'. down br frpl, R·2. make offer .I 1nn1Rralty 642.SSSO 92.500 Owner645-07S8 ..........•.•...................•............. mac nab / Irvine realty BEACOM BAY BA YFRONT Beautifully n·modeled ·1 bdrm home with 2 bdrm. a pt. Sandy beach with panoramic view of main ch a nnt>I. Balboc.t Bay Is land & Balboa Island. OPEN MOM. 1-5 P.M. 1*8 IEACON IAY <G !>IC I 642-8235 644-6200 ~1 Dover Drive Harbor View Cenler I r v1ne al Ccimpu~ Valley (.enter 752-1414 ~wport leoch I 069 ~wport B~ach I 069 .•.••.•.•................•••.•................ SPYGLASS SPECIALIST JUST LISTED Outstanding fl BR & bonus room 4 1 ~ BA. gorgeous view of ocean. ha rbor & . night lights. Largest rear yard in cpyg lass. Don't wait on this one~ OPEHHOUSE SUMDA Y I ·5 PM Immaculate Tradewrntl model. Xlnt night hght views. Pool & Jac uz.d . 22 Morro Bay. Beautiful decorated fl BR estate. Ocean & harbor views . Many upg rMcs 49 (;of.ta ftoilltt. Fantasti<: Catalina View. 4 6R & famil y roo m . Fas hi o n able Sea v 1 ~w. 1909 Yocht EndtCIRtret1. Sl ('PS To oc~an. Super 3 BR be a l'h cottage. New c arpet & paint. Tree ~haded patio. 4104 Rl•er. newport center realty 640·1812 ···--~P'···-·· .. .. .. -...... 107' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SEAYIEW CHAMPAGNE OPEN HOUSE Sat & Sunday 12-6 PM C...-to 2005 Yocht Vlgiaa..t, hav~ r•fr•lhlMnt1, thetl begin yow taw af 18> a•ailabM hontts. Fow clfferftt floor plaH. Newport's finHt n•w CGll ...... ity. s~urity C)Cltn, poof, tetlftis-lews. ASK FOR IEE s220,ooo -U8s,ooo CRESTVIEW REALTY A Geoq:te Elkins Co. 832·39 I 0 644-4964 Hewporl a.och I 069 Hewporl leoch I 069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• THE~~~.L:J VILLAGE .cu:z~ REALTORS MEW IM EASTBLUFF High on a ('Orner lot. this 4 bdrm . s ing le level ho rn<.• s preads its e legance tu gardens and a view you must come see! New on the m a rket a nd a real value at $174.500 OPEN SAT. & SUM. 1.5 2951 CASSIA 5321 UNIVERSITY DRIVE IParilvi•w C...terl IRVIME 552-7000 Newport Beach I 069 Newport leach I 069 •.••.•......•...••.••.•..•......•..•..••••••• Ocean Front Lile option. 2Br dollh...;c. nr bch & golf S u bm 1t S7!J,500 499 1655 or 4!M·3409. AIOVETHE IEACH Ulumate REE F'GATE WES T con d om1111um Rarely avu1l11ble, now thrt'C at S137 .500. two tit S16.5,0W. lil£KTHA llENKV HEAL TORS 215 CNI Mar 492 4UI. OPEN SUN 1·5 l!02Cumtno de-Los Mares. SC GO LF COUKS I-: DREAM ll OMt: :! bcdroom & den fca!unnf.! gunce through!>ul + ou oor easy care 1714>496·6L24 Century 21 0~1&A Rt>llllOr~ A GENTLE CARESS by ocean breezes ts the c rowning tour h Lo this dd1ghtful home. loralcd on h1 i:h ground abOVl' his toric M •~sion S an Juan (np1strano Vil.'w thc hi ~s from modern comfort set rn a ~pan1sh motif Only $75,000. To cxpcnenc.e plca!>e call '0( ls\o\IZ p~IZ Volley hoity 5411-99111 t•IO..l•t"NtO'f" Ad N«•PC>~8,~ C"-'~' ot C0""""'9f'<lf" 8tot for :.alt• by ownt:r 4 br. 2 bJ S76,SOO 31792 Via Belardes. 493-0022 Open Sonday 1-(; 27072 II (;Jiit (;ahall\oro. r•rt('C r 1• rt u 1· ,. tJ ' S a ,. 1• th•>US•U1ds • 2 br. + den It 3 ba. ,\ C. View Golf, tennis . pool Only $99.950 IJon t\llt•n H. £ 496·0505 or-193·W41 Santa Ana 1080 ••••••••••••••••••••••• REHTORIUY 3 UR + dt>n. central air. freshly pa mled. cor lot. LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT Pric• Reduced ;\l.'W h::.ltnA. 3 bdrm. l!biJ S4 50 I mo SUN BOW bL«•m •'l'1hng. gd lo" llt::ALTY. 759·0911 \1 u ~ t ,., t' II n 11 w I o r S650.1100 !-111111~ 111·~ dramalll hum1· "1th O .... n l' r "111 f 111 an l'l' Soutfi -lGCJUft-a--1086 ~1().11(1() llol It~ Woe" I lh'.dt11r 'weeping H.i) \ll'~ BE,\CllllOl'Sl-:31r l lJ.J l)Jx•n !'lilt ~on I 5 :.o:t \ 1.1 11 w. lpl. U ll"'n llx· land. lJcln Norcl SlJ!l.000 Roger Brown R.E " l'T S 11 H s J IJ r Coll 673-1202 JcH'Unt. l ~tory 1\ fr,1m, .................•..... THREE ARCH BAY .! UH. 2 B1\. family room. Ol'l'Jrl \ l\'W . 1'11.irm larl(l' lot S205.000 DENNIS BUSll liftCJO Real Estate 499.455 I ~ J ust h'>tcdS12'1.!Ml. DliPLl':X 3+3 WJlk to Tustin I 090 NEWPORT HEIGHTS llt'arh Sl55.000 ••••••••••••••••••••• •• 2 Brt. 2 n \ With lflh of (.',\, t\l.f''HO:\T hUJ.!l' 17 ACR I::. C:u:ilOm J Br won<!, n"" l.irpl·l. :.h;1kc br. 3 ba. fpl. 1'10''' to fJ m rm. l·'•lia. i.1ts on roof. & 1.:rl.'enhouw on t'' pools, tennl:'l & bl•ach m1m farm. hors('s. pct .... ·• I ., < I Slfi2.SOO tra Ul'l'f.I 01 .)l.!J.00 I BL'ILDER 'S S l'l::Cl1\I on:amr g<Jrd('ntns,?. fn<•f1. Call 640-5112 Hu~t· lot w ~r hou~c & land. .. caped. use of .111 RC TA"LOR COMPANV RL ALTORH UC vr I UPI R'fl $10,000 ON Mo Credii Heeded Bl!! .i bdrm. 2 hath. pool Jae. w:tttrf.111 ('omplt•l•· I\ 11•mod,•ll·rl . nt•\\ thruout 0\Hll'r "Ill f1nJnn· s1;;!J,!150 lutal JHI l' l' ,\' k f 11 f 1-: cl Chernow. 94;.i 2155 <J)..'1 BEACH DUPLEX 211! 3Hh S( Sharp 3 bdrm 2 bJlh owner·~ unit. ha~ bl•am,·tl \'1:11 & frpll· l Bdrm up.,lJtr~ hJJ> a 'It'" & a sundl'l'k :\~col fii:i tll 11 OPEN SUH. 1-5 651 I SEASHORE O r tan '1L'W, :i sl1H} ht:ath honw . top floor liv10,i.t rm . c11111nf,! rm & k1tch1..·n. all hd\l' open hcams. m1d<llt• rlo<ir :I tidrm:-. & 2 h,.ths & ground noor, 0\ l'rs11t'd do11bk• i.:ara)!l'. laundry & hulJI)\ room l'nno(.( .1t S26.'l.OO 201~ W Bolbnn '1·1661 SELL idle 1LclllS with a Oa1h Ptlot Cl•s::.1f11 .. '<I 1\d li4.2-Ss7R a ppnd planf. rnr xtr;i Jllt11mg lot. xlnt lot·uuun 2100 !.Q ft hom e Nwpl 8311-3.152. byo14 n<'r 111.... Westminster I 098 OlJ PLl-~X C:;inalfo nt 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• bdrm .... t•ut•h. Sll!2,SOO Manna ll.lty h<\2·8850 Sat Clemrttte I 076 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Show Case 4 bdrm. ·1 ba. hu,ge CUl·dt>·Sac IOI Pool w•JttC'. walk m ntt11· By <>wnrr SIJ8.000 Pnrw on ly.847--1"'82 Laguna Niguel ~ INSTANT APPEAL Realty ... Entl'r your drl.'am · ..._,,,.. world ' /\ h1ghl) h v;obll' THE P'ERFECT ONE plan w an "l•asy-c·aro· fronllnR San Cll'ml'nle kitchen open to lhe largl' (~nlf Cour-.1.• w 1w id\• party room Formal hv Ol'can. sun~l·I l 1t·w-1111: room w tdram;.ltC' be)<llld t.:lcg;.nl CaPl' ffr l•plaC'e Pr1vJl1• Cod~u.stom home w /3200 ma!>lcr s wtc w 1walk rn ~q It PrClf la nd:.('ttJWd dos e t /\II l he 1•on H' 1-:nrh>1:-ed patio & much ntt:nl'C of California h\ lll(!(l' Anythinl( but o r •ni: hig h lighted h} d111ary Fast pos~t'S!>IOO :.pac1ous rles1gn. llurry. Sl77.500 lhls o1w won't last <:al l 496-2413 493.9494 C...twy 21 Surf 49§..5220 830-5050 979· I 050 Sun Clcmcnlt· t·u:.tom Ott.t-Real Estate h11ls1dc hom e n eartnl! ••••••••••••••••••••••• completion 2.000 sq.ft .. 3 u....L.u -H-s nR. 2 ha. fu rn rm ,_.~ ..... b r 1' .i k r a s t n o o k For S. I I 00 f1rcplucc .. wet bur, sun ••••••••••••••••••••••• deck . 2•, rar garo~w Pnnc. only 711, 536 &17· or 7141960·4180 BANK REPOSSESSION BUILDERS /INVt-:STOHS Occunfronl Bluff hS('. lg\ /\dlt & ram Hy park. lo\\ lot, hc:ich aCcl•ss. Im.tall down. fast posses::.ion m enl sale assumubll' Late model~. Lcl us help lo an S250.000 K R put you m a homl' of your P roperties Sue Tate O\\'TI 493-9:»!\ or492 9400 Mobi~ ~St~ -----956-4500 BF:ACll llOUSE 3 Bdrm I ·~ ba Lge lot. Ocean XCIT \•1ew Pr1m1• area •E ING• S12A.SOO K R Propertlt!S 493-9381or492·9496 Mewport a.och I 069 Mtwport hoch I 069 .a.wporta.ach Living in Newport Heh m rom!ort & harmonv. lov cly adll park. swim.ming. JaC'uzz1 & social al' t1 v1t1es galore. 2Br. IUJ 1n qoahly homes All for only $12.900. 1SC10531 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• macnab I Irvine realty A REAL FAMILY HOME Paddle tennis courts on Big Canyon Golf Course. Custo m 6BR home bu~Jt around pool .size atrium. Low maint. -security system -wine closet -formal dining -country ·kitc hen. Close to schools & shopping in g ua rd·gated community, This m agnifi cent r es id e n ce ha s everything for the discrjminatlng buyer. $950.000. Lynne Valentine 614-6200. CG·!U6 > . 642·123S .01 O<lvtr Drive 6.44·6200 Harbor View Centtr rrvlne •t C.mPUS Valley C.nter 752.1414 Caltfornia Pacific Mobile Hom e Reully 2706 Harbor. Ste 208 540.5937 De Ania Bayside. 3 13R mobile home. alum an i1ulatecf s iding. it rt:ul bargain. N B. $:!4,!150 terms . Ownr / blft mov Ing 675'8458. 631·4920 Moblt. HCMM Store A ss um ab l e s. r l' po88eSSions. b14y rentals. rcnl town. t'or Info C7 I 4J 141-8195 WAU<TO 11.ACH or over to the be11utlful club with p onl a nd Ju c uul fro m th is \rlKlNG 2 BR 2 83 + FR home. Owner m oved to $1111 fcrnando. lmmed poss. $36.$00 646·4380. Ruth !Aurie Rltr MEWPOIT IEACH OH THE IAYI Your own private b each Boatiog focilitie~. -2 br l ba dblwide-rrunt condition < S4536x&u-68 > -corner lot w/huge brick patio. Ideal for ente rtaining -at end of- cul-de·sac. 2 br l ba (58171740-72> Wa lk to Cannery. 2 br 1 ba dblwid e . Decor ato r h o m e . (S50Slx&U·71 l Be at The Speculators! Calf 20U• Century Mobile Homes , Inc. C7t 4) 52i 5900or \GIJI 3!J.1·1i701 unlll llJ l'~l OO'J.ll ~ IVIOBILE HOMES •NC 1100 ~ral~CMMt llOO •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •EXCITING• So Pacific ftcrodlte Get &way fro m 11 all m this btn a ppointed 21lr. !Ba. extra I.: lv1nA rm 11-1)(201. All m la!.tcfut So Pac1l1r decor an 4 • Park, Pnccd to s l'll at onlyS17.900. 1Flll7R21 California Pacific ~obtle Homl' R~atty Z70C. llarbor, Ste 20H 540-4937 MEAROCEAM Low space rent & pl't 01\. tn tlu:-luxunou .... µarl.. l.JtU tornl•r lol w IH\ (>3110. 24xti0 K1·y U1" Cayne 1!173 I KQ9291j !1\11 Mobile H~ Store 956·1500 ~--- •EXCITING• HuntincJton Bch /\bsolutcly breuthlak111i.: 21>.&1. 2Br. </B,1 , rumpu~ rm & bar 1!175 Hoyal Lanct!r 1n 5• Park T en ms courls, sw1mmm~. Jaru.z21 . ~ocaal 0tl'l t\tl11· .... and m~h m uch m11n· 1JT2(X!1 ::!) Cdlifontia Pacific Mobile llOml' Hc:.tlt' 20706 llarlior Sll'20K 540-5937 .... Jamrs Olinq 6 I 2 Mari 9old CdM You Jn· tht· "'""'' 1 of :! l1ckcl~ I SI :i IMI \ .11111· to tht"I LI ' I 1 K OOl'M l'l·Mut 111.1111 1• of Lhl• Royal Lipiuan Stallion Show ill th•· ASAI I Ent CO '1V1-:i'ITI 0 ;-.. rr-::-..n:u Country Cle Ll•lncJ Ove r looking lakt! un grl•enbt!lt plus h u1• l(radcd d ouhlt• w ld~ l:lcncfox. Pnct.'<1 for qwt·k sale. lf74·6556U. Mobit. H0tm Store 848-8895 Newport a.ach On the bay. Plush double wide Lancer. Lighl and aJry. ztAJ4166-77. Mobile Home Store 848·8895 Ac,.. for Sal~ t 20" ••••••••••••••••••••••• 700 ACRES RJ\ers1dt· Co al a ma in frwy orr r;imp. Some xlnt tomm~rt1al potential Hap1dly dl•Vf'loping area & 2 mt or frw y rrontuge lnvc)ltortcrm.., BKR. (714 1 676·5717 UR 522 2080 --- Ill AtrL·" Lakl' El~rnur••. nat land $35.000 .... 110· ' down 498·5280 496· 730 I RXEtl UPftR T "'o acres loaded with oaks Fixe r upper horn~ an lhc heart of ranchmg tountry Tt:rms. BKR. ( /14J 677-SOOL OH 522·0530 VISTA. I 1h ACRES Tr .. m1•ndou:-h1l lto1> ,.,.w l:j(:st .irca. hualda· hit• $1;7.500 TERM S! i l l 1:111 <11111. 2 tlpm. 1l.11b lusineu Property 1400 ···········••••••••••·· 1:~r OCEAN FROj\;T1\Gt-: ::-.0))1.'rh n •staurant loc<1 - lion. Carl<;bad One o r ~· k1nrf, S21m,ooo llurn • W K :It rt 1-: ,\ L T .Y 0 w n t' r t .:1 g l' n t 714-434 1735 ------Jul) 14 . 1:,. lo. J',()Oed for bu.-.1nt•s:.. O\ t'r Call IH2-56iK. l'\I 32!• to I H <ll'rl'. nr 11:.irbor. {;M. cl;i1m ,>our tH'kli. I blk from maJor s hop • • • pmg cntr. 21:lr hse. 4 l'U t • W/\1.K TO Bl-;A<.:11 • ~tnl.!k w 1de titr' 1'•11!!. gar fntcd . Sl J0.000 or ol · f1•r &IC·37H2 t•n('I cl pnn• h s SLH r ----------Park Pool & Jal'11u1 Mu:.I wll ~lfjO 51H I nr ~Viill Across From ~ach 24xW' 2 Br. tkn. ::! h;1 Island kit. :I', ) r' 11hl SI IU n ·nt lluttl lk'.11'11 SJ!J.500 Ownl•r 53G 272!~ TUSTIN-VACANT 1975 SKYLI NE. i2'<-14 t•omplctl'ly rurr11-.h,•d IJl::.hto:-. & hnl•ns 111l'lud1•d 1LVJ71il 1 SANTA AMA· VACANT 19'i7 llOM !-:TIE. tt!i..'I:! n1m plcll•I} upgr.tdl'(f xtra l.irl(l' room~. 11\\ m·r ;mxmus ro "1•11 :\l)W • Rl•nt ~ 1NU:>Ol I 1 AnENTION ' INVESTORS!! l.11111 \'lllaf.!1• on the bl•.\ a 1., n· 111>11' 1rtun11 y to in ',.,l 111 a J!11111g houthjui: ,h(1p w grl':JI poll•nt1al' App ·1 onl,\ I G 11 7 I I IJrnt'l P,•rr) &12-8Zl5 Comlne re iol Pr.r+y 1600 ...................••.. ShoPP"'9 Centu 8X's GROSS In 1111 " 111 l'an view. Ii 'r-. 111.t l'rtdt> or 11w 11""h1p l'rin onl} l'Jll Wolli,:;111g or .Judy FAMILY MEEDEO Ayres Realty 197ti KINvSTON. :!ohfiU 714-436-7766, 3Br, family rm . :.!lfo . lull C d . . /T 1\lkan 1·ompktt•I\ up on om1n1ums own- gra<lc1i . (•cnt ral flranl!<' houses for tale I '700 C u u n l v 5 • I' ,t r k •• • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • •• • • • t ,\ B390J01 ::iuJ)\:r ~hurp. :lHr l'011d11. -111101" .JUl.V !-.1'1-:Cl.\L 11.lla. rmpll'll·ly rl:ldone I ) r ;1g11 l'arlh L11n1·~ HELP!! s.'•7,!•WI l-..11l'lla llcitlty. 1977 f\l~t;STO~ :!Ox 14 772 11 17111 • _ '2Br . 211 0 ~pt•1•1ally ~e•H/ pnced th1~ w,•.-k Spal·1· Onits Sole I 100 rent $130 u\ B450KfH ••• ••••••••••• ••• ••. ••• 20 ':'car fmant'l!I~ ;I\ all;i t µll•i.. IUll) rl•nl\'CI, ;! yr~ blc. Membcr.<.:.ihloriu,, •>Id llunt111i.ilo11 llatl>l.11 •Multiple S~n·1t•t• ,\n'.I IWH Oo2.1 Wc havl' mer 000 Mob1h' llome~ for l>a I l· AHTISTlt' ~fOBI LI:: llOM t-. 9.'17 8005 5-10 l:lliX B..ilder's Sale :-,,." 10 unit C:lll x lnl 1m .. 1t1on. 41!ro::.s 111co m1 ~:Ii ,Htlll • 17 :..11011. 25 dll"ll. l>.llUlllt• ,11 ~~. • For s;1h• mob1ll' hum1• I' r 1 11 " 11 I ·y 1-:Xcdh:nt ex.,,.., , ll'\\ 1 Wk 1•11cls. 1131 5000 1~,. l>l.lrm. I b.1lh .• Ill \\'\.11~ ... 1;,1 :~51_1 __ _ clct.1nl'. Adult pork No Houte' to b. pcti; ( 'ull 49!) 3000 Mo••d 1900 !-'um l'lllll'h a wn111tz unit i.h1.od llX~ l{fl'lll lilr d1• i;l'r1 nr n' l'r f.ljl)ll h:-1 ofr M!) 11:w7 ADULT PET Uoobll' wadl· V1ll11 Wt•i;t w /lO' f11mll) room llll(S Show mo<ll•I. f11nt1111tlc buy. #75 521Y MobMe HOfftt Stott 848'8895 suru SHAlftl Oo ub lt! wide Ro y ul Monor('h Own,•r desperotc to i.t•ll t h1 :< beautiful hom~ Wiii sacrtfl c~ for S36 .SOO lt72· t.37 s \J Mobft. Homt Store 848~ ·••········•·····•••••• ••• Janet RndlHe" 33 Vista ct.I ftancho San CIH11nt• 'ou :ore lhl· wrnn,·l',.11f i t1!'k1·t~ ($13.lllJ \'ultlcl to thl' J ULY la I! OOPM P1•rformur01': orthe Royal Upln• st••Show Ml the , :"iAJ IEIM CONVENTION Ct:Nn:R July 14. 15. 16 Call 642·5678. ('Xt. 329 lo cllll m yourtiekels ••• -. -..... --. -...... .. HouiH u .. turW.t.ct Ho.a .. , Uft'fwWIMd ....... Uttf~~ ~nh F,,ml.htd Apor+,w.nh Uttfur'ft. ..........•.••..•....•••..•.••.•••••.......... ·••····•••··•·•····••·· •.••••••.•.............•••••...........•.••••• BIO DAiu I' L 1 •....•................. Ott.•r ll.al btot• ~Rea• b tat. ~ R•al btote Cotta Mffo 3224 HunflHC)tOft t.och 3 240 l"IM l 244 Newport leach 32&9 lalioa Island 37 06 Corona~ Mar 3822 ..•......••..•..•...... •.•..•......•.......... ············•·········· •.......... , ........................•.••..•................................••..•...........................•....... 1 bd, $3.SOmu yr ly uu·I ••••••••••••••••••••••• hlc-. .. roperly 2000 ""CMM Properiy 2000 Lott for Sea. 2200 'franquil l'11noram1r OPEN llOUSE WOW' Won't lasl long •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Vww J mslr s.t l.klrrn~ New -(!leganl l bedroom ORANGETREE 2 hd, 2 Nwpt Crcsl L'ondn ul1l. Qu1t!l lll'r.;vn nun .,. 30 UNITS SAVI, IY OWHER fnpl\-i. Xlfll f ,JAblJl' IOlolmn ( :'>1 2111 ,.,1ch Ullll l)wucr v. 111 ht•lp hn .. nct: or ron:.1Jt:r ltadt· for motor hom1· OFACI ILDG SITE llWlllll~Vll ltl'Jl'h li!JlOltl' r 67 3 6861i ba. Low m.i1nl A C. up 2 ' 1 ba I' 1 V It·. H· P -+ den I SS75) <'t'<iur & t:ra!Jes, nr pool, tenm!. OC'ean Vil'\\!. J Br. 212 bt1 b .. tcony & yurd i\ulo window borne 5 Hlol'k!. 5S9-6368 evei. 2 car gar Pool, tcnni!. I FAST CLOSE OWNER WILL RMAMCE Prick of Own..-shlp '!7 ooo sq ft lot n1·.1 r Pat·d11·a !101>1111 al ;, Porn ti. Shop Cnlr & l't' 11 Ccntt'r $JJ5,000 gJragc opors OW lru~h to beach PnvaLe 2·('Jr vr be $600 mo A' ail Ju t'Omp, bcau11£ull> t'Pl d & garage i .. u lly ma in 1 Br Orangelree rondo. iy 18 642·9865. 752 2785 Sommer rental 4! hr ~> 0.1yfront 2 d ,... t.'l'ks $JOll wk 675 1745 dral)t.' i.tream . tcnn1 ~1 puol Dyi:..~ 1731 Afl 5 pm, b73 ~02 OrG1KJe County Bt>autlfull lownhou'e un .. IYrl:> r'or Sall• by tts t':in rinse on unc Owner Cc1ll alll'r 3 00 wt!('k on l'Ontrat·1. Al TU, fi.15 Stltit l.>Jv1d lk•urkl' Hltr :;.Iii 9'J5(1 Out of CC>Wtty Property 2 550 ••••••••••••••••••••••• home m Mesa Verde /\vuil July 11th 5'185 First & l.i~t nw ren t . ra m1heb uoly 5411 1656 Oayi. 9$5 251n F.vc!> {Ir bUbJCCI to L!ndcrly 111g -C 1st a:.~umo.ilJll• ur uwrl!'r ~UALITY 3 tJNITS OROMA New 2 br, I', Im l'Ondo will curry !l'", Will ill' Older t'hararter 2 txlrm 11y uwrwr 7 rr111111h old s.150 i\hu rww 3 br, 2,"1 commodull' C'X<·hull~l' home w •double ~..iragt· m o J l' I h u rn l' bu c1111d11 55;,o Dbl ''Ylf752 l'-'"11 + 2 I bdrm units SP Vrofessiorwlly dl'l'or .1kd \Ju ;u• , garal(e, pool. JJ1·ua1 $153.000 RARt:: FlN D' 1otenor & landsl'Jl}tr1)! I 960-6331 ~1mo Altract1ve 3 BR. den. tlln rm. 2 bu, fnl'd yd. dbl ger, W1D hookup. blln Stove. nr bt.>ad1 $175 mo 9442 T1k1 C1rcll'. HB !213) 325·7020, 1213 1 32().4631 1213) 351·945H 3Br, 2Ba, l'OUnlry l..1l. c rackl10 frpl. s uper d1•an. gardener . $-ll'.15 Call to see, 847 334 t Pu.ll NEWPORT REALTY 975·0616 LOCJ11ftC1 Hiii s 3 2 5 0 ..••••...............•. $425 3br + din t ~arngt• Kids ok f'ee 5!> 7 ·Otl24 •llOMEFINOERS• Lc*e~st 3255 ••••••••••••••••••••••• On the lake 3 br. 2 ba. ' nuAIL Century 21 Doyle Co Air l'OOd111011cd :1 Ch~e your 1'r1>l l'OOr lllf" Reuton..~llti8 Udrms Sll2,9SO 10'. ~11<'~lu & (.',in}oll PLACE do'.-n Call 714 737 ·6095 :\1l'e & I rlt.>an 2 br. easy I 0 Luxury Units ---------•(DRAMATIC. nu J bd. 2' ~ "alk l o beach SJ!'.15 PROPERTIES ~ A lot ally custom bwlt P--"'Plac...._0 ..... _.;...a-ba 2 sty. fo'P Nr heh Lg + k't's 1213)328 5413 AIC. pvt spa. club & lukc pn vgs $645 871 3118'J l()peft ru 1 :30 l'.M.I .. pnde or ownership" in .. " ... -,. .. _ ... Ye yd $.'>75 $625 646 1035 -- -vestment in Newport 21< 3BEDROOM C 2lJSES + rtF.S Reach PnnnJ>als only Vi\ Fili\ H~NTAL IN<.:OMfo: pleruti! $700.000 (;AROENTOWNl lOM I-: OL' Pl. l': X ~ I) l. [)IE 2 Ccir Garagl·s llOUSt-: 12 Units . $37 5,000 H33·9924 l,,11111 Ul' l IJr hou:.c ind gardening, :.l·p g<1ragc S:JOO 21.iti Walnut. kt•) JI ~ Exel l11r ... t11r<1gl·nrbus1 C-'1645·1103 Eves l-757·1623 uess u..,e l'hoOl' tlOW' 1111 2Br. l IJ.1 , 50!7$ mo 2()K5 I •---------1 Plarcnlla C<1ll lo M'e Century 21 f> Uo~ 1· l'tt WATERFaONT S4!18618 Hl'altors.348 11611 Prtde or ownl·rsh1p. APPLEVALLEY 2 4plcx. bout dvi·k~. Horse Ranchette 2 BR 1npb. w rrµk & frpk~ ... 11 2Hr, <!Ba. fncd yd l.1k~· new' S395 MissiClft Viejo 326 7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 br. 2 ba. xlnt arl'a Ste~ 11,1 luke & Centrul Purk S-150 675 3859 Super 3 br. 2 ba. frplr. dshwhr, kids & pets ok Avail n o w $4 35 Nl'w 3 BR l'U:.tom, tuft, 964-2566. agt, no rec s k yl1l e ~. fpll'. m1rrO\\<IV(', 2 blk~ to hc•h, clwnt wn S65(J 497 4341 . 499 2181 $425 Jbr. 2bu, gar yd Fee 557 ()82.l •llOMEFINDERS• Newport ~ach 3269 •••..•.•.••..•..•...... llAltBOR vu;w 3 lidrm w loft Many rusl om ft'alurcs Gardener ml'I $50, mo 644 -8828 ---- $450. 23r ~ondo. µJ t10, garage. blt1ns, t>OOI & Jacuu1 6-1 2 ·8235 or 548·3396, ask ror f:lto v 8 i9 CY" Townho~ 2-Ur. d~11 & w elb<1r 2 1 2 Ba • f r p I l' a Ii I l• se<·unly Poul & lt'nn1., S850 mo 675 5535. 2 br 2 12 bd luwnh'>l'. Wesll'l1 ff .ire i:I µa 1111. adults only gar. W 11) $650 675 0840 4'r boat slip Plu1>h J 11r 2 ~2 b<1 , St!OO Vrl)' 675-8018 or 6i5 bliS YEARL.Y LAl·JIJr 111 ba. I hOUSl' from llC'l'dn $00 mo L~e :1 hr. :! ha ' · lal»oa Peoninsula 37 07 ••••••••••••••••••••••• (Kb:ANf'HnNT Perfl'l'l µt•nlhou ,,. h1de.iwuy l,;,Jt.illn.1 view I udull No pt'ls $275 ml'I util m:1 6:n2 Costa Mesa 37 2 4 .......•..•.•.•........ S50 WEEk & UP Studio. l bedroom M.11d !>l'n11·c. pool 2376 Nl•wpurl lil. (' '\1 548 9755 ur f>.15 :J!llli E..ist.:s1d1:. cull· I h1 I bJ l'\1 pallO & !)tlOI No f)\'h S?25 mo 548 0911i clfl 11'\1 S!l5 I Hr moh1ll' h11m1• :\1,1lurc .1dlt:. orlh ;'loo JX'L'> l.jwet. 'e1·un· l!t!ll "J>lBhd twt.~373 ~wport ~och 37 69 •••••••••.•............ llAHIH.N /\PTS l'OttONA UEI. Mi\H :! Ur Tuwnh11u:-.1•, I rplr, l'ool \t·nm ... S<11n1• oc·1·:in & CdlJltn.i \'lews CIOSI' to to'ash10n lslond & tine lx•ul·h tJ.14·2611 I. l:ldrm S32.5 , mn 0Pl'lt Sal 7lYi1 1 \t•ana,Cd:vt. f.tii H>SI CostaMtta 3 824 M . •••...•......•••....•. LA MANCHA APTS Lari.:t· 1.2&3 bt•droom go.1fdl·n .. pls u ... hwhr:. hlln.' c11cl i.:<ir. i.:a:-. bbt1 l'uol I ;u,, I'd 7711 Sen II Pl b4Z flll'iJ .!. lir I ha. 1 '>IOI). :.hJJ.!, U \\ tlllJ'. p.illo, I prk. ht·Jmo., l Ing,., i.:..1r Adlls ~J .!.1 .!C. .>ti r: I ti l' II I I 1;,;Jli K-ll W1 block park & bay Ut'Jl'h ----------:\1ES\ \.EHIH•: hmm• ,11 1'2 blk,., l•> rtll'Jll sooo • lllll'l)hl'l l' 2&.l ht dl'I STEAL THIS E~TSIDE FOUR PL EX $135,000. SJ00.000 C>arh /\ssume 21h acrts with f:a!>Ls1de A~ ~~2 04;14 lnuru,7M 729C»fi6 adjoceont 7'h opt. Top quJI :J br. 2 bc1 . W1dl' Wesll'rn cxp;in:-.c•s 'licw s&S homl' 3br. 21>a den 5575 Henl. bl' opt lsl. lasl. & dcpos1l Cal I Cheer 846-5531 mo 675 ij(Hll or 1;;5 li7i:l n ,1pts. 1111 p\'ls :>-11i 111:i.,1 l..1do Isle, 3 Hr. den. DH . ...~ ~e I.ill' bnghl, airy & lll'W :? NO FEE' llOUbe~. C'ondos. FR. lg S11 JlJllO. l FP. ; "~ 111 d.: ~ ba. lrµh'. pout & r . du p I l' :< e ~ H t· n l ii 1 quarr) Ille fir yrl) S9<!5 J.11·11111 \dulh n" pell>. ll 1s Ea!>lsllll•.'nul WC'!.bH14" tl 1:-. 1-:as tsHk <.'o ... 1a Ml·~a. nol Ea~b1dt• ~.1n l~·rn .. rclmo & ~d 1 lw 5 UMITS 2 br houst• + ,\ I br apts. ln<'alctl 10 good n 'ntal urea or L.ijlunu Bench Ocean view. l blk to bt.'ach PO Box 152<1, La~ Urh !12652 out of every \'lCW wmdow $475 mo 453 L'ol>t.1 !\h·~ .. ul inspirin,.: urtist l> St. bl'lwu l rv J'uslln ~lud10 which 1:s wpar.1l1• l,rg rn(·d ) rd C..111 lrum a luxu rrnu:.I~ 5-LtS·5293. c·ur1H•tcd country :,lyk lt<tnch style home on •2 home with open bt"am ;1crc. 3 br, i bu house ll\iO!:( rovm. gll111ps10,.: Bachelor + halh aµl qual.Jly huge• pool "'1th :sl.'purale 642·1334. c\C~ S3103br. 1'2ba re nj,! Kid~ Pavilion. 675.4912 llkr pr mo. Ownt•r AJ.(\ Oµl•n BIG' ~IX IJ.l.:!I ydsmfee645·-l'-l00 Sat Sun t 5 tii:J -41\.JI. · ··CONSUMER'SGlJIOE Open ! Buy like r ent. ·I Hr. b/5 31116 Central Ill( :! BH 1 1·~ Ha. ~ 4br. 1,2ba t>OOI' + 3 ba, JaCuz:t1, elc 1112 ___ ;;; __ -.-.-.-.--• '1 m•iJr nl w 1uwnhou:-.t· pcta yd s m fee 645.4000 111 g h I and $:!25. OOo l"nnl) o.1rd. dlr cnnd SJ.I~ •''ONSUM"'.l{'S' GU IDE home A$!t .63J.(l'Jll0 mo 1;.15.40.'hh·~" " ' ... -GREAT REt'HE/\TIU:" 1111l'l' 1~ 11nh ~1:15.IMIO 11 1----------1 I ' ,1 II ,. ' ,. I II ... I \ t' 16 UNITS v.1th lJ11<1il, u~ 11ur m.1 n\ FIRST USER ulhl·r rn1·11mc 11rt111l'rl) Co~ta MC'sa 's rmesl -;ill lt!>llni:." 'o .11hJrl""'l'' new 2 1.klrm. 1·• .. bi.I dlx pleJ'>t' l1h11nl' lur .111 ·•P umh w pool & ~pa ldt al 11111ntrnl·nt wrlh cim· ul h1 rental an·u Si4.!llill gr "u r 1 n \ ,. " l Ill " n I ~H' pt c 11 mp It• I 11111 1 "u n '' l 11 r ' t •1 I I '\X50.0ll0 l'r1n µll·J~t· \\..12 l'l'..!11 A!Cl 640 2344 l QUAIL H_ p~~~~~~ l()peft Tri 8:30 l'.M.I .1GET IHVOL VED ll )uu'n• n •ady lo mtt\'l' up or ::.t.1rt vour 111vc·.sl rnt•111 prog ram lhPn COnh' IC• th(' '''Pt'rts ,1( CJQ;11I l 1lat•t· l'rorwrt1l'' lor solid 1Jr11t1·~.,11111~tl 'nun,., .. lm~ •\ '""I l.1 rJ.!1· •'llCIU,t.:h l•t 'l'I \l' ,.,rnall t'llHU ''.tl tu 1·.11 t • l 'a II .. 1.! w::o HO MEGATIVE! w11h onl\• 25 • down, )OU l':Jn own ii rlupll·x. JU~l ,.,le~ tu "l;l•wport's fmC'~t ha\ & OC'l.'an beach1·~ MOii\ ..iled !.l'ller ha~ said ··::.rll befort: .lulv 4th" A:;k 1 ni:: on I y s1 i.uiso Newport Pier Realty .¢.i;--.... ,.r;,;;- 2005 Balboa Blvd. Newport Bch. 673·2058 Ev~s 6 73-3900 Paul total pnvaC'y $87.500 ~ tiS78 Call 1·247-2631 LAND DIVISION 2 [Ir St .. par:ill' u011. Crpk. no kids pcl:-. $300 mo Ens247·2175Ctwis ,\\all i 1 7K 2!H5 Ehkn ~n Hinkle R.E. Inc. r,15 5057 FALLBIUWK 3 HH '>ITWll huu~1· " 3 d(·res pl.mtcd. SI JS.04.Q. 11r \\1th H <1tn•,., & .1.;o lret''" Sll\."J 000 ""'· :! • ;ll'rt• lot S25 IMMI li7:1 !lli:I LACOSTA B\' U\\n('r hl'sl 1111\ ' """ qi1ult1\ 1·11 ... wrn .1Hr :!!1.1 l1111nl' Sll!t :11111 ti 1 t 431.i·-lltll, :! lipm do.111) f'urn 'tudw l'Ondu. lmlian Well"I Hac·11u<'l l'luh Super pool lt)('.1tion 1'1•n n1i. al )our lluur'>ll'J) Own~·r o.1nx1 o us L'.111 PHk . ·i 11 .)liK :llilifi . Aiwnt rh..irm1ng 3 Bdrm 2 ha 10 qu1ttl neighborhood Prps W W c·111. frplc Sl95 l>-15 l!!ll)5, f.45 ~IOO!I ">l'l' I utkll 211 r l'llllllo r n \tc,.,.i \.l•rd.. ~1melhing ">IJt'l IJI l'oo l S-1 25 h-lli Kb-Iii & 1;.15 300~1 S!J!i Blln-.. I rwd ~ t1 gJ r Sm lt·t· 7 day.., fi-15 t!k.10 •l'ONSUM1-;ws1;1 IUE Slti2 so C'low lo b('h' Yd 1x:ts shr sm rct'l;.l5 l~HI •<.:ONSUill EH'S Ci U llH: 1'!852br. 1·11 l;a k1d1> )d (ll'< -;m fot-&15 4!MIO •t'ONSU:\'l l':H'S Cil 'llH' R~al Estat~ Exchan9e l:\1\'IA(.' I hr t f.1m rm. 2 2800 h,1 llt'W t•rph IJ<llfll fan1asl1c 4 br. 2 bil. fenced yd Crpl~ Kids & l)t'ls ok S43S 96-1·2566 or 973 2971 A!-,'1, no fl.>t' 3Br .I\ ail 1mmed1all'IY Crpts 210 L1nl'uln, S375 mo K48 0423 Hc<iuuful exc<· .i br . 3 b<1. rumpus rm 3000 sq fl Ncilr Schovls. bcuc h. , hop p 1 n g . & p. •1 I r <ia rdt·nl'r ·;so mo li42 -1330 lmmal'UIJll' :i br homt·. cpl.~. drvb obl J.(ar. rm·d \'drd. c:ul dl' sal'. do~t· lo lxoach L:.t' 5'395 536-2375 Yl'ar old 2story 4 llr. 3 full ba Landmdrk ll ome Custom c'pls, drps. cll•an yard $650 Rds n·q Ca IJ 968 992 I. 2 Yr ne w. 3Ur + hugt' family room i1 ~ Ba, 211111 ,q rt 5550 mn L~l' V•H more info t·all T11h111 Heall) ~Ii l:lil SEA VIEW Unobstructed \ 1ew nr ocean c1 nd New port Beach 3BH. 3ba New. full se<'ur1ly Tl!nn1s. JaCUHI. 1>w1mrn1n ~ SOOO mo consider b~ <ifll Agt Owner 1hk for Hod al 171413252996 or Dt>an al 1714> 832 5144 Spc('lf) Sea\•1ew llomt· Nl'wpnrt Ills . 3 BR 2 ha. ram rm. Pdl . dbl j.!ar . i!lr S:>25 642 W45 llarbor \ u II me:. Monaco 21fr 1 dl·n. 2Btt. 9iO(J Ca II S.t!i 11755 Consumers ~ware!! berorl' you puy !>nme a!(t'ncy ror tht• "RUNAROUND" Call CONSUMER'S GUIDE M;iny have and arc glad thevd1d'' Sa\'C t1ml'. ga:. & money & on rel' I OOO's of Rentols! KJOS PETS WELCm1 l·: 645·4900 Open 7 dayo., !I 7 •• •• ••• • • • •• •• • • • • • • • • • dr.1&>t.'' 1\ Hon,.-not J loa _________ Wanl &arh propl'1 l' lur n n:;1I ~u in1111:1!1 1i11:1 l Q UAIL Irvine 3244 A ,~~,~S~---l()peft Tll 8:30 P'.M.I HEWTRIPLEX BY BUILDER I I BR • .,gt -.1ry & 2 .I 1111 ,111 ... pat 111u-.. rlt·l11~1· un1h lhk1· ln lu h I mm lwrc• l>l ~IK 0 1111 I 11 ..! 11 :! l)l·l.1\\,ffl' 1111 ... u. 17111 • 2 T RIPLEXES • '\r l.Jk•· l';1rl.. \\111 111 twh I I Bl< :l h.1 I :1 HI< :.!'•ha, 1 .1 nn 2 h.1 , g.ir. Cprpll· "·~Ill t .t~Htt·a lil~I li l3 \l,1h.1m,1. llU . ~Mi lil8 SAM CLEMENTE BEACH TRIPLEX !-ipat•1ou:-., -.p;1rkhn1: :1 2 :! 1n lop l11l·at111n at SISi ,filHI 11r:RT1 I.\ m:~ rn UI-. \f,'l'O!(~ :•b lkl M.11 1v:• 11:!1 Costa Mesa Units 5 Units 11'1 ()\.\"\!-;fl l'H1'1 I-: UH \I Ill~ I 2 Rclrm 1 '' IMrm Sl!t!l IMMI Mh ~It.II Costa Mesa Units 5 Units H'i OW'\ 1'.H l'Hl:\-H. l.()C \I IO'\ I 2 l~ll 111 I :! llclrrn SJ!"l;).101 t•ll1 '"troll San l'll·nwn1. llrokc'I' I unih ,u·ro~., 1 lw ·,I rt'<'I lrom 11n-.1n l1111111•11· l>l<'!Jt' lo l!l·Jt h l•'m,1nl' mi: arran)!t•d ~~11.00tl Call lor bro('hurc: II .I 1\.~l>OC: Brokt•r, illll i ll:l!I lJlllc· M 1~1-'111 fl t'1 ""l 1111 ;1 Tuff..i ·iloni.: t•.1m1• .1 sp1tll'r anti n•atl 111 th1• J>ailv Pilot <"l...t!'l.,1l1ed M•rt1im ahoul M1 ... ., \111( fCl'l> Tufkl and l>uu~ht ll lor ~ !15 '1'1111 l'<cn 'di your t uffrl .ind loto., of olh••r 1h111g' through Dallv Pt lot <:I Jl>-.i rt l'tl .Ad" Ca II 1;.c2 Sfi'iK .sen thin..:l-1 r a.,t "'1th 1>.11h Pilot Want \d:-. 5 HOUSES Ch111l·c• 1-• .,1dt· l'o:.l;. M1•,a (.'uml)ll•l1•h rl' moc.lcll'fl thruout l'Jt lets. l•nrl )-artl'> A1-'l t...JS 1111:1 DUPLEX/$27,50 0 .-\ '\hurl d n \ c frnm Orange Co .1(1vc-. you a h1j.!hl) dt•s1rra1JI,• an•a wtth ranta:st11· )!rrl\\lh .md (Xll>lll\ c l';1:.h lloon lrorn \our lll"''"lmt nt Fur c·11mplrt" dt!l.111' C~l 973-46 26 How Ben H inkle R.E. Inc. H\.11 1-; 17th St. S.\ 8 units Anah11m. ~7;,.ooo \II :!Ur. t llJ l~ro:;:-. 111 t•rirn1· $1!1110 mo :IO ' clow11 ltl Ol'W loan No tit• krrt·1t ma in tC'll u n l'l' Pndl' of owner~h1p l'r111 11nly :;.!!) 8512 arL ti11m K units An.1ht:1m $24:'>,tlOO All I Br, I Ba :10', down lo nl'w lo.111 (;l•>'•l> 1n c·oml• Stnu mo No dt•· I t•rrcd m ;11 n ll•11.111t·c l'ndl· of 11wnl•r,h1p l'nn onlv :>1911.'>I.! t.1fl lipm M ENU FOR TODAY: NEWPORT HEIGHTS t'Xl'C h11m1· m \n,1lw1m C<Jll 53.1 :!334 t•r :,.r, 11;;1:/i RN! Estate Wonted 2900 ·•·••·•··•••••·•······· ll.cll'~11·'1 1..!117 I' 1r11•·ll '1e1<1Hr :!ll.1 poo11I 1·111 ill• '>J :.1~1 mo '\11 lll'l' bl:l ~20 ....................... 1---------... Sl25 S5()() 575 DOVER SHORES P P wanl!> to ht1I '•ITIJ II ~t>t..Hlt,'I \Llr J lir fph :.! one ll-n·I i·1111d11 Hlul r... Ba. li:,t fnnl hk ) ii. SISO Plaza Wl'lltJI\ l>-111 m:11 mo (;i--n IOt' i Sl 115511 REMTALS 2 BR. Iba 3BR,2 Ba JBR.212 & -1BR.2'"' Ba S625 S.525 640 $675 . Sb15 -1To58R. 112 ba SUt·ccSS for leaM~ with :, bedrooms. 3':i b.1lhs , countrv En~h:-.h l'Sl.1k Pool. 0 Jacu111. JU~l n · deroralrd IJut mus \ mo\e Tak(• ad\ anla).ll' of Um. lop nolrh orr1•r Cc1ll for \'ll'WIOR 640 5357 or &IS 7370 R~als ...........•••.•.•••••• Houses Furnished ......••••••...•.•.••.. Dotboa Peninsula 31 07 ........•....•.....•••• /\l bearh' S325 Jbr. 2h..i I >n bay ~m ft•r &15·'1900 •CO'.'iSLi:'-1 i::n s (; l'I n t-: Corona del Mar 3 122 •............••.•••••.. Older I BR. 1 ~ blk (II oce:.1n Clean & ne:.ll $27~1 Weck for summt·r. s.J~O mo yrly Agi ll73 l'.1494 C osta Mesa 31 24 .................••.... 1-'rl>t.' Rcnl 1-'ood & l'tK>I Y anl. pallu. llll• l.lulll'!'> Sm fl"-· 645 -1000 •CONSUMER'S Gt;llH. Hl.wttinc1on ~ach 3 140 •..•........•......•••• N('w S&S home 3hr. 3h..l dl'll SSi5 I-um Rut 1-.i• opt lbl, lc1bl. & dl'f• Cc1ll Cht'l'rlW6 5531 SJSO 1-'r'pl D!>wh Pool' \'ti !>h:1re !'.m fee 1>45 4900 •CONSU:\t f:R 'S Cl' I Db 1':.ibbldt 3 hr 2 ha. hll ins. 2 t ar ~u. nr .. l'hooh. 1111 pt'lS $411 Int I ~~IX .I 15:i IA knd .... .>lll I :!to:! d,1~" A\,111 :1 1m .!. 11\ r.1m rm, ll!l' v ttd no (>l'I:-. 1•h1 hi r••i l>h. S l il fl ·~m J1>2; 5BR.2128a f•;,1.,lsldl' .I lir, l)ll'l' /!..• qun·t $:M 75 t :litL lf5Z3CAMPUSDt·IRVIHE 4!1411348 ------ SWJ lbr k1115 Jll'l~ ok Sc!SO 2 hr I' 2 b..1 lm·cl Hl Harr Srn fpe 557 1»i:.!.1 * llOM EFI 'IDI-:H~ • San .Joaquin Townhomc. golf roursc v1l'W. 2 BH. 21.; ba & den. StiOO mo 55.~· 14-18 aft 6pm. 9zn'u1Y21 .. Newport Center LUX TOWNllOUSE1 3 Br, <!', b;i. ~·ww dl·ck. frpk. Ster-'> In water :12· pvl :.hp ava1lahlc S7ti5 ls c or Isl' opt Call Sl!ltt hu1·h rum1..,h1·d SJSo :l br ~ b<• nr !>hupl> ~ml fl·t· 55;.f\82-1 Beauufully decorated 4 642 3033. c1 fl l' r 7 pm • 110'1 t-:FI :'.Ill-: JC.,• bdrm. 2' 2 ba, ram rm, nr b'75 l215 pool. tennis. guard gate $50 molease559 5:!29 SE/\Vlt-:W. 3Br, ~l·auly . cnmm pool I l·nn1 ~ 3 Bdrm. I' z ba Condo SOOO be :--:c" 2llr ~llJ 111\\11hs1· t°li<.'\.\ l'Pt rlrp1>, W D &Uy(iruhh Realtor Pc•1I J.it11111 tlbl~.1r "" hkups . pool S4 i5 t>U OKl8 lo hc·h SMiO lit;:! !li'7 Wl''>l 833 9100 da)s. 83lj 065h fllufl V1llag1· t>ves Super <'Xl'C t·nndn 3 or 1 . br. 211 ba. rrµk r.1mrl~ 11onsr·:~. l'OOJ si95 Deerfield Condo. 3 rm, full n•c fJt·il S6!"10 1 Ht ..! f.1m. 2 h.t .1.11 RRJBa.DR. Fr.g .. rop 67333t3cirm:;11111 Sp.i1•1· f11r h rg i.:.1 I "'" nr 833 3307 Hoom fm a01m.1!-. '\r ()(.' Airport !li'I 2-i'!'i 3 Br. 2 ba &>a11t1fully det• liol!I 2!15<! Com m p no I . l l' n n 1 s 3 Br. 2 bu. Crpl!• D W. wolk lo beaC'h, pools. ll'n ms. S550 :\ianna Reall~ 642 ml5lJ l!UIA JIJt)Ul a Uhl)' d1l>h QI llll'llmC'" llrrt'·s onl' thc1t s how, 110 \ .rl'annt''> l!r•·.1t cl1•prl'1·1atwn on 1hn·1· umll' for Sl5!1,500 .~M Unfumishe-d courts S550 mo Grdnr 32 26 incl Can bl' lsc opt ~-~~~~••••••••••••• 752 0283or 549·7751 /\gt Duplex 2 br. I ba, wshr dry r. !>I\'. refnp., grdnr, mature adlls. nn pets $375 mo 517 1.!olsa Nwpt Hgts 548·50-l l l JIJ 7~:! l!,~O ••••• •• •••• •• • •• • •• • •• • Uc .1 u l I u x 3 II r-+ d I' n F'or Lease Im med OC'l'UP TwnhM:', 211 h.1, WC'fh,1r. Univ Pk Very clean 2 frpk . pt1o11l. Jal', saun.-i story 3 hr, 212 ba. fam hnl>h\ rm Dsl n I' lor nr rm. Encl uml lownhome hart>Or & l.a!(una Rl'h $540 mo 552 9444 or 3202 ••.•.•...•••.•..••..... • llOM E f lNUl·:RS• 1000s or rentals All arcus . alt pnt·ei; S/\MPL~. 5460 mo. 1:.1 last 1 $125 552 Sli30 Btg Cyn Lownhome. J BR. fabuloub Vll'W' F'u II Sl't' -- ---pool & t1•nm::. StlSO Mo l()peft f il l ;l O l'.M.I $00 bach rurn ul1l pd d cp l.sl' opt II""' •193 1400. 4!l3·ll31ll .John S205 2br near shops 3 2 200 S113.5.lF1~r,.u1t •• ~l~l.-'.~~ •• P1,av1d11.L.. ~~!~.~~!1~.v •••• ~~ •• ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1.J 1nr ~I'. \ ~,. Fee 557 OK2'1 3 l'lK NndO. lull~ C'rptr1. Lok for Sole U) O" rwr :.! lols HOx 100 I >n CJ11adu al'IOSS rrom Di\.IV S85 ,IJOU :!13 .171 83.S6 l~1kc: f'rnnl fol. 67 nn p\1 lak1· in :\11<.souri 1-'ull pn rt• $2995. 1 , dnw n ;~')<! 7132.Jim q drps, bltn <1lOVI', clhl gar. Balboa Peoninsula 3207 pal W L> huokuµ. ll0nn1s ••••••••••••••••••••••• & :-.warn far11. Sf't'unty, IAYRlONT CONDO .implc park·g s.1tiO mu Luxury I BR. 2 ba unil 10055 San Pablo t:ourt. w view Avail monthly. FV t213l 325 7020. <213 > o r lease opl $595 32046.11 1213 >:15194511 640-2981 0eaut1ful 2 storv w honu~ Go SN: this' :l br. 2 ba. Agt 759·00R71&10 6500 rrplr. dshwhr. kid:; & -P<'~Ok S43.5 !16'1·251>1ior 'upeir view. :-.e1•urc ty . 973.2971 /\gt, no fee. pool, lcnms J llH 1\1•ail 'tJI Nov S1200 Mu t\gl•nl Willows, sngl 2 Br hsl'. 759-00R7 1>40 li5041 fpk. 2 car ~.a.r. pvt y d_ Bluffs rondo. 4 hr 3 btt, $425 mo. lse 559-0253 end unit. Cµrl ti75 5364. Turtler~k Glen. 5 br 3 ba. 644·5771 next lo pool 1ten01s rrts Lovely 3 bdrm 3 ha. den. 731·4484 canal front· hnmr nl·ar Lovely Greentree model, pools & le.nm:.,~ w~lk lo 3 Br, 2 ba , C'O unlry beach b IS 9567 or k 1 l c h e n r a m r m . ~-0747 atrium \500 1\g t SleJ)5tnbeach,clcluxl'3Br fi.t2·0200 home $675 mo Capistrano leach 3218 room 3 hr 2 .lni. frpll'. Mountain, Desert, Mouttcin, Desert, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ru.hwhr "ids & pets ult Resort 24 oo RM<H"t 2400 New 2 hd r ustom d upll'X, S4!l5 !lf\I 25titi \1-'1.. no •••••••••• • • • •• • ••• •• • • •••• •• • • • •• •• • • • •• • •• • • close to beach. $42...-\ mo ft.~ l.sl & lasl Recs !lb I 173R SUS J + 2 ~a rag<' k uls ok 3 222 ............•.......... 1'\•n<'t'fi Fee 5.57 -~ • ll0:\1 Ef'INDERS• Speetacular Harbor View DI~ Tiburon l'nr1<1n :mr. ~502+fam t gurage Small fee ~7-0824 •HOMEFINOt:RS • 545 86U ON OCEAN' $250 2br boat s hp Kids & pets Sm rec 645 4900 •CONSUMER'S GUIDE SUMMERTIME ENJOYMENT Can bl.' \Ours Vl'ilr ·round 111 this· l'll'gant 2 HH + tJcn U1g Cc1nyon end unit ).oc·<11ed un thl· ~ull cour~t· & dt1Sl' to tcn01-. 2 l'ar gar~c $10001 :\-lo tG 11111 Jane Paqwn 1>12 1(2.J~, 1 li.Jrhor V1e\\ :? fHt & 1h·11 spar lo.ling home S.'i75 \111 ,\gl'nt n.M 11:1:1 SanCl~nt~ 3276 •..•...•.........•..•.. S1A1mm1ng, :.Jurto.1 !'>. 411•---------hl•allh dub .... h1lhurct... 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[lfl.':>tli(t' ,trC';I II\ 1•l l11t1I.. ing manna ~5U mon th!\ U\\ nr ai,'I 1:111 l.H11>tt ldy:.), .j!;Hj :1523 11.'I 'I San Juan Capistrano 3278 ................•...... 2 Condos 1 slrv 3 bdrm. 2 ha" frplc.~'W•ls&µJrk. -nalk to schools . m1sl>11m. all nl'IA no J>rlb SISO mo 3-12 :$JS South lGC)lt.Wla 3 2 8 6 ..............•.••....• STEPS TO BEACH I Br I h.1 1 rh S:lllt1 :1 Br ..!h.i l'1•1i111 S11:.t1 SUMMER RENT AL Bayfronl. I BR. 2 IJ:c wi bl).( bay S85() Wt'l'k -.. associated ._:. BROK EA s!::.A EAL ro1ts; l OH W l olbH '7l·UU1 :!Br 2Br ll!JJ.'ith ~I \JI :!I.I !H~1 Ii i I \.:Cit' s;:,11 Slli.'l .I BH 2 B1\. loWl'I . rww cJ1•c·111' t olr'Jlllrt . 1111 111·h 111~1 \.1lu11·1.1 .. 1c; c.Wl.'i 1' •• \"> I ~llH. ;: Ht .! ll,1 . 1111 pO'l . :o..l!hl IK-1 .!bl ~I ,1,.i11Jul• 1 ;,.u;m>G Hew Twn~e Apts I 111 Mile Beach .I Bdrm'. I '~ Huth.-. F1rt•plal'l'" l'atu1., 1>1:-.h,... a ... ht·r' D1spo~<1b l.JuntJn F ... 1t:11c' 1875 Monrovia St. \Jn 11n pn·rnl't'., S.11 Sou -:,:l.'1 mu h Ill o:•· - ''ll'\\ .! IH ..! ll.1 . t1lt n-. 1rµl1 l n1 I L.1r, pJlto h1dn I Ill . ·~>II '"'· \1)!!01 N1g1ll'I Shvres 2 lir , d1·n. :! ba. guard gatt: prl\ lwh. rt'e el r. lSl' S.j2S 111 mo t:.l3i>li.'l;) Westminster-3 2 98 \l\r dupll·\ I '· hlk" '" :!IJClrrn 1 · ll.1 Si:!!i 11<1111. ot'l' .111. } r b ~1111 1 ni" JUI\ 1\UJ.! ~::7.1 ll " Wllllt•r lnqUll l' 1:1:: ; I .I ..•.•..........•....... 3 Bdrm. 11 ~ ha 2 r;ir gar $475 ml). hi l;isl M;iny :<lras. 1213192-1 YO~ I or ltrl fil7:! , .11 port to1;, ,)11/iX :mr 1 >1.1 "ood (ll«.11n n .-11 1111-:" rn11 ... ,\dll onh , 110 1~·\o. l>lh 1;·.r Condominiums Furnished 3400 ~~s •••••••• •............. • tJnfurn1shed .: llH " l\;1 1 pl , drp' 1111 rl ~ttl\I'. "\1 t II'(' ~I;!.-, IOll ,).Ii l:!l>i • •• Dale Sterur 2 5812 LOCJClftberry Ef Toro You are tht• wrnnrr nl 2llc·kets tSl:l OOVillUl') to thl"' i.;r. Y 15 II OOPM Pl•rtorma OCl' nl lhe Royal Lipiuan Stallion Show ut thl' i\NAJIEl~1 CONVl':NTIUN CENT EH July l°', 15. 16 C.111 &12 5678. ext 32Y. lo ct.um your t1ck1·ts. *** Condominiums Unfurnlshe-d 3425 .......•............... S700 Blue L.agoon Villa 2 + 2, ocrtfrnt on p1'l br h 2 pools ll·nn 1s , 714 49!1321i. 213 7113 0230 Townhouse Unfuntished 3525 .......•..•.....•..•..• 2 bd. 2l2 bll. rnc•I Rar. patio. frplr No pl'b lrvme, $:\25 mo 581 &185 ant> Lrg J bd. 2 1:. ha. w ul tached ).(:tr. door oper. \'\ew. pool. srmnd, trash ('Omp, An;i llrlb. $445 637-8828 A~a1l Aug I :: hd. ti:; ba. patio. tarporl. nr pool HB toe l'hrld ok $395 1mo wkdys 964· li41 eves962 WOl ......•.•.•..•.•....... 38 02 ....................... 121;::1 Flow••r ~1r1 l'I Gardl•n (ir1H 1' l .. 1rgc• nnl' hcdn111m J1wrt nw111' dost' lo ..,ht11}Jl1tlj.! l.o.1un ti r \ I J ( I 11 I I C'' '\ 11 t•h1iclrcn. no 1•d,. I .11' ,JcJJlll' 11r lll"l'll .11 r i 11 t>-16 :llllll 13742 :"iL•wlarul M!•'"' G.irdl•ll I ;rtJ\ 1· l~'.111l 1t ul t~n bedroom .1p.1rl nw111~ I 11 " " ,. .. I I t II I nt•11-(hhorho11d 1'111 ·'" pullO \'ll'W trom lcl\ l'I\ ktll·ht•n t'llt fu,, ct I! .i 1 a ~ l'' p 11 11 I WI month (.';11! :\'Ian .11 t7H 1891 IOIJ Balboa P"'insula 3807 .......•.•.•.••••••.... $.').'JO Lvvcly large• :1 Tlr bltn~. lpf(• '1."lose In h1·h s hops . d1111n j.! Yt I~ Adlts. !133 J.107 lii:J itli7 &1)-lrnnt :! hr. 2 h.1. ~t1 ,, ti:c llv rm ovt•rlrxik111i.: Jl<llbtw Ba) Sl111 .1•.111 :\tonthly Slit)() ti75 l«ll H or lii51)7i5 Corona del Mar 3822 ···········••·········· 3 bdrm. 2' 2 ha, m•w l pts cl1shwa:.hl'r. 1>o.1• 111 & 1tar<1 gl' S52.l J.,,. 673 75tJ Agt l 1.i-.r.111"· • he! s·~.11 mu hi 1.1•.1 • d1·p ...... I h1!c! II•'" \d.ctll., II ,1 rl1111 ltli>S iX7.1 ·•' . .: l.itr 1•nc·l11" d 1-:JI ,,g .. hl1 '"' l.111111tn 11ua·t .. 1. \\ ~·d" \111tlh s:!Sll ;· 1 I».' 11\ 1 ... I !Uhl I '\I'"- '"" '' ur11 t '""' nhnu'" ,1µ1. ,1 !1<h 111 ' •loll ' \' llld !!.1r 1\ p.ctlo l~",11 "I II '\11 II"'~ • ltrl1 t1 c·11 l>J)" ;11 )(' 10:11 :.: llr •· 11.1 1111111. ,11111 ... net pc•r,., nr "h"I"· 50!;,11 l'J It 1,j,) 11AA.I f~lh 7:l Ht l n1 urni'>la'll Hoo ms w11 h k1h ht·n pn \ t!1•i.:.1'' ( ·"11 \ l'll!t•nl l11t'al 1011 on hus hn1·~ .~15 .!l:!O N1•w •lllr l11x dpl\ 1\ I · Intl)' rm lnnl ~.1r!I tlhi l!,1r lrplt-S l' Pla1a ">Ill :l.)J 27i7 ~.)';' "~"' KtnSOK :.: hr. I 11,1 pool $250 mo WI~ AAll4 IO.im 7pm tllr. gara)!l'. pn\ 11111111. llltin., ~'>tt :'llo l'hildrl·n nr pch 11 JO\.1l'1nriu ti4fi :11!17 f'mo "hat )OU wanl 1n l>.111) i>1lot ClllSS~tl-dS CostoM.sa 382 4 Costa Mesa 3824 .............................................. macnah I Irvine realty lrglBR.S475mo 2 12 hn. wt·lhar AC. 975 0927 bel !l & 5 pool $495 S.17 •152..'i .~ Jl ~~~~~~ · ltvine ~ • ,,111 v \ n orean! $100 rt'f rlA. DuplexesFum 3550 view ' Sm fee 645-4900 •••••••• •• •• •• • • • •• • ••• Mediterranean Village •Beamed ceilings, wood paneling •Grasscloth wallcovering •Fireplaces, wet bars •Dis hwashers, wa lk-in closets •Balconies, patios -. ·. PALM SPRIMGS Fabulou~ Las P almas residence. Park-like ~round surround s pacious 3BR home w/gucst apt. & servant's qu ar ters Ha ndsom e oversize kitc he n w/4 ovens for entertaining! Fountum. r>ool & wtttc rfall enhance beautiful & roo m ey grounds. Off ercd f umished at $295.000. Cathy Schweickert 642·8235. (G91-a > 642·823S 901 Oovrr Ori~ 644--6200 Hart>or View C~nter Irvine at C•mpu~ Valley C.nter 7S2-i 414 Lovely 2 Htl rm home Cor ona ll t~hland~ Mnture ('OUplC'. no rwts $400 fi75 725R ' 3 br 2 bA. So. o( llwy, re dccon1l{'(i 18 yord. $1i50 mo 67S.793l S5001mo, 28r , 11'l8a. Jilllr. acrosb rr Fash lslund Newly redec. edits Open Sat 12·3 or by app'l 706 Avocado St 213 782 1155 S2SO 2 br Ccnred yard llurryt I f ee, 557 0824 •HOM EFINDERS• Have 110mtthmg you want to sell" Clo. s1f~ ads dCI 1t well 642 Ml78 Hun+inqton S.ach 324 0 •..•...•.....•.......•. $400 2br +st udio jlrm $115 3 +2 K1ds·pcls ok F'enct!d Fl•C !»7 0824 •llOMF.fo'INDERS • "HOMF.1-'INDEHS• We have L1r<'llme ser vlr 22 loc to serve yo 36 years 1n business WHAT/\ GUARANTEE1 wtiy settle for l~·:is? CALL! 5S7·0824 ----- 1 Rr $1M + garnae. yd Srniall ree 557 0824 •llOM EFINDERS• TURnEROCll GLEN Garden Hom e Plan 2 " BRs. 2 b11lh11 Privnle back yard. $7001 Mo. Natalie Be nJam ln 7$2· 1414 <G·119> •CONSUMJ::R ·~ Olllf)E Ador oble P C>nln Pc11n1 home with 10111 or ~pnel' for fa mily or 3 ~1nf(lei. Thls 6ne won'I lust long 1675 Mo. Cell Red 11111 Realty, ask for Marlene. 562-7500 SIMGU STORY For lse. btrut 4Br condo. 2 IR TOW'HHOMI pool. jarum, saunll. ll'n Beaut. upgraded & de nis S7S01mo 63l·4933 corated <Incl. 011k •P· bdrm. 2 ba. yr ly. Avail pointments> • \11ew of IQ\ID\.'Ci. ~ 1mo park & hills, Formal din· 673-13~ t ttte-rTir. a enc loud 1---------- pallos. 1 yr ne w ' 16351 Sl10 lbr kids nr beach Mo Jean Dales 642·tt?35 '29$2br +garage <Ci· t.20 > llul'T)' ! Sml rH 557-0824 •HOMEflNDERS• .. .... ~·--·····-···· .. ·--· , ................................ ,. .... -·· *** Wmll .. " I 0666 Lo Thama Cr. Fountain Y a1-.y You arc the winner or 2tkket~·<Sl3 ()()Value> lotheJULY 15 8.00PM Performance of the Royal Llpb:H" sta1ioft Show at Lhe ANAHEIM CONVENTION CENTER July 14. 15. 16 Call 642·5678. e!Cl 329. lo clai m your uckets * • 1t •Park-like landscaping •Swimming pools. j!_H'UW •Lig hted tennis courts •Minutes to freeways & beaches I llDIOOM I llOIOOM & DfH 2 •-2 la TOWNHOUSI Adulls Only Office Open Daily 9 to 6 ~ 1714) 517-1020 "'1 2400 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa, Calif. ·"' S......r R...tah 000 Office • ...._. 4400 ....._, Sunday July 2 1918 CAIL y PIU~)T DI I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 5005 •••• • •••• •• • ••• •••• t • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1 • •• ••• • • • • • 1 ••••1 t 1 •••1 ••••••••• •• ~ "f I~-· .. t....-..t 5JOO t-L-.....1 & .. _to~ JI.,.,. ........ ..._..a. L 39.1.9 Nu bJYft nl prop ~ pvt Koll lrvtnt! Cl'n\c:r ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,....., .... .,. un ~ .-.-1 ~ . ._...o a .. i--.._... ll41 ,__,....., oc," ., .. h l ··b "'x"'·ut1v~"··1t•'" ~'r11·ate °'p~ 5015 ....................... hbtn.:tlon 700S ••••••••••••••••••••••• .....,.._ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ul Jll'J 11111·r .. r "' ...... ... .,., -~ "' .. -.. _,, l..trltt' l lid l bJ 11.a rt furn pool \di\ nu pct• ~u mo t.7J 414-MI ••••••••••••••••••••••• frph w .. lh.it Sb:>IJ wkl}I AJI •ozc: swl~ now ;H1.11l MINI PACK ••••••••••••••••••••••• fo'ound roodk (.'ork1•r ••••••••••••••••••••••• t t..A' FRO:>. C NOW Lu~l'f. lbr ffllk, W\'l 1182 400 sq. ft I Rent in Thl' r1ghl l)t!t!IOll can Prtva~ party Must l>l'll 8 male. Apncot So cou~t t:arn lhgh SChool Crcdlli- D 1-:l.l 'X E h .a r S 5 5 o w k I y cl Re<.-ept , phone ans . tum 6-10 hours weekly in. Nor m an Koc k we II Phu.a are11 540 !n80 l!Wt>l)t!ndenl ~ud yltead l &. 2 HR from $.UO, ulll il4 8-W 18'79 orl:l46 7327 ut1l , Janitonal, mail & to an exciting and pro· A P ':. T om Sawyer -----1n&. Math, Spl'lltng & ind 646~ ( c L""'IRD rolfee serv. conr rm. rrtable busmei.s that can Surte , No. 11 or JS fo'OUND 6126. Rlontk SlutlySktlls Openenroll 2 IJr JI.It ht111th n•mfill \ Y llj AN Af-n.....1 &lbou Bay Club. NR, col lounge, k1tch fnvgs & grow and grow Must en 900-1914 long ham•d CockJl,>OO. m\>nt Tol•I t·ost S200 S:.'7:i mo UOll 1 11 ln•i· ~t udw mnd1·rn b.u h 1-JlWPOR T BE:A(H l4l611al vrew of b11.> front 2 prof secrellm11 serv on joy meeting people tno , 16th Pl.C M o.&2 !11117 ufl Woolbright Ac.,1kmy '' .•3&l2!r.w l'fl.lb drp!> l.IJlll'hn.i. br apt , bt>aut1fully premises (714)549·9595 selhnglandserv1cingre lnv~t $20,000. 5 yrs at f.PM IJStil Beach.Wstmn:.te1 . 2 br. i bu. gal ugt· ~ .ill'f J)tl Nu pc•b \JWl'l Jdulti.. 1570 Con<il\der u · fW!l!(I ~!} 124Q ~wtk lO tx·h. nv k11l'h u11I runw.hl'd Summer $1775 lad at·coWlts Set·us> ror 10• t. rully secured Rep 897 2855 p.ald $170, l!\l & IJJI\ Park Newport mo. all bl'UbOO $1175 Call 2 adJ ores. pvt ent approx you by profesi.1onab ly to Box •22.3. C/O Daily LOST 1 r>·• r rol, v It' 4\M 4154 IJr Couturc 714/IH5·.5300 8x33' $350 /mo 11127 Can be part·trme or full ~1101. P 0 ~x 111_560. Wilson & Nw1.1t IJlvd l.lJXlJHYAPTLIVtNt: ------Westcl.Jff.NB63Hl900 lime Uisplay and Costa Mesa,C.a 92626. REWAHO PIANO LESSONS' Tcacher B.A. Mu:s1e, M .\ l':dur Accepting Stu· d~nts 846· 1837 2 Bdrm Ulk to ~1.1cht:i. b town Carport. pulto. ~F.W E Sttle l Br, I u. $450 yrly 761J·9451 . pvt yard. lllLn:... frpl. 4 .. A .,,,11 Ovc:rlook1nl•Th1·Wull•r Np\ til•h Ol'l'UOfront h d t ' r 025 95.'l·Jmt. • duplex. "'Pb ti. nr Mkt Plcna mere an ise sa is ac MoMy to Loan 5 , t:uJOY $750.000 :.p1•4• ta<'ulur 1>fJU, 1 s w1m1n111).! pools, 8 lighted rourt:., miles of bike tra1b. put Ung, s hufrleboarcb l\.;kt. Call Curt. tl7J 1573 tion guaranteed. t Buy ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fouod Ft•mah.> Ult.1ek l.Jb Eucvtiv~Su~H Bae.kl Mix, VH•1n1ty Ml'Sd Jobs Wanted. 707~ kub ok Nr P<trk:.. :.l·hb. ""00 ------Nice 2 l)r avt. 11 blk to lwh NewrX>rt ~ll'eps 7 $195 wk up 673·360 I & Boy':. (;fub. 5365 Call BF.ACIH'RONT APT 2 673-1385 story $400/wk Call !1-S N1l-e 2Br. llJu w 1.mvatl' 675·5530 _______ _ ---- UACll Al'T. new krtch New cpts. 1, blk bch Newport Slp&" 673·3601 gara~e and huge PJllt1 1 bedroom • ~ block from Ground ll'vel Small Pel bt:ach Kitchen $310 OK $2951mo Call Larry. 4941211.494·7287 · Uachs from $329 50/mo Also l&a bdrrl'l l)lani. 2:.tory tuw11huu1>l':> 546-5880 ---Vtl'\ona twurh 2 bdrm. 1 Elec. k1tch. pnv, 1.1at101-o ba. Sl:IOtl mo or ~ rly 2 Bdrm,:! bath 1150 l>CJ rt t:nd garJll(e Fr pit•, 0 W, G D S3SO Mc1>J Verde 751-88118, !l7!l llS:s3 lrandN~w Dftue Towtthouses Adufts 01tty 2&J bedrooms. S380 & up 1-'1replace!>, wel har!>, cnclo:.ed .:arnl-:l'!>, 1n d1v1dual l11undry room~ t many extta!> C<'rHur) :.!l Crocker, 64~ 5002 or i52 8&)J TOSl'l' propcrl). apply at 2ti56 Elrtcn J\ Vl' ~Hr. rrph·. l<'(ar, lrg yd . nu t'rpt drp~ 1p1.1 1nt l'Cl!> OK s:ns mu. 2172 M mer ::it ~7·4579 ~Br, 1Uc1 . laun rm . S2751mo + clng de1>os1t 792 Shalim;i r 675 747:.i or mgr in upt 114 O.OPoint 3826 ·•••············•••···· 1 hd, nc" ly c.k<•ur cll•:.rn . atilt& ref & 1frp rt•4 5275 ll'\3 97o3 Hunti1tqt on leach 38 4 0 ••••••..•.••........... 1 br, up>ta1rs unit. blk to beuch , uc·\>an vu , carpets. stove & refng Adlts 1no pets $275 494-1313. 499.3900 No End lrg 1 br apt Son dl-t·k, 2 car gar, 112 blks to bch $435 ut1I mchJ<L 494~. 494 ·3196 l Br V1ttona Bch urcll. view Beauufully decor Short walk to bch. Park ing. S335 uttl 1nclutl 494·319fi. 494·6344 Newport leoch 3869 ................•..•.•. Eastbluff J br, 2 ba, stud1o'apt, lgc mstr Sh !, & ba I con 1 e:.. C' rp t' 499-48&1 Eves druperie:., P•1rk 10 g, Laguna---o -ct:-•a_n_f_r_o_n_t. elevators adult!.. :.lee pc. 6. S27S wk· Optional ma 1d st•n ll'C At Fashion bland, Jam borec & S,rn Joa4u1n I IJll:. Rd f'~or lca:.ing inform,J t1u11 7 14 I 644 1900 no dog:. 714 4!MI 1974 f\lm Corona dcl i\13r 2 Br Apt July 2 23 $200/wk or $SOO ror :J WCl'kS Non· :.moker prcf. 10 min 11. .ilk to bl'al·h li7:J I 771i, &14-061 t Spac1ou:. :! br. 2 ba, ::.tone's throw from Ld!-: SS50 Lovely largc 3 Ur &•at·h ~:rnd. '>ltcp::. I) bllns. fplc Close to brh, S300wkly 494 7135 shops. dining Yr ly OCI-:ANFRONT •I bdrm. AdlL'i, 8.13-3307 • 673·7077 ~pt!ctacular ''11?11. July 1 all bllns Ubl gar w clcc Two story. duplcx Aug 642·0045 t'Vl'!> drupnr J>ool&reefaril JHr,2Ha.2l·urgar. Adulls. no pels.'Prcf. !J6J·:J254. 3876 Waterfront N Li , 2 hd, home, paltu. S250 /~k !)46..()299 or 5S7·1ltl48 marncd cpl. S44!5. lse. -San--C-,-__ _.., Avml. July 1 759· 1745 tcmrrn .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• NB lrg 0<.1e«tn vu. 3 hr 2 ba. Nwpl ll!,'lS lovdy area. 2 2 Br. lge porch. wJlk to gar. rum. :.lps 11.SJOO wk bdr l l)J, pnv patio, gar. bt-aC'h. fcnC'l'd yd S:J25 July Sept 673-5575 no pl'ls $325 mo. 548 51S04 Eve:. 498·03111 ---"r494 322:1 F'um studio. w 1k1l , tn Nl('l' 2Br ()pix up:.ta1rs, lrplr, W 0, garage. .idulb. nu ix·ts, nr Lido bll' :.hopping Avail ap prox i 15 Ll>l'. credtl ref s:,()l) ffil) -194 1\3113 Deluxe 3 bdrm. at-ro~~ ~• from occan Cuncrl'll' Sll'P'> to bl'<tC'h dl•t·k~. garage, r('fng SJ!l:i mu B J & J\:.:.ol· Brukt·r~ 768·7839 l..aguna. cloi.e to bth. by wk rm0494 71111 LARGE SllAHP 2 BR l Ba. :.teps lo beach $275 wk Avail Aug 673·7737 (){fire avail Overlooks CASH REQUIHED Isl. 2nd & 3rd T D.'s Verde. CM ~'IS·37iti. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~0~\c*el~~~,1~~11~~: ~::~~.... · .. :~:~~ C:rcditnoproblem. S.10-0583 llousekeep1ng and1or 752.0234 Plan e $'11 ,925 738-4271 cooking Mature Euro· PllinD .. SHl.875 Arranged by Penonals 5350 p e,1n woman. Xlot FULL SERVICE DELUXE OFFIC'S Personal tt!lephone/ re cept1on1sl , secretary. conference room, coffee & hosp1talt1y services Excellent l<>t·auon. near freeways. BAKER CENTER 17141979·2161 CdMOFFtCES I st rnontfts rent frff Bnght and cheery new office swtes So of Coai.t Hwy . Avatlablt> nuw' You mus l sct> to up 1>rec1.ite Call Linda 675·2311 EXPANDING? 800-13,000 sq ft CGft!tMtitin r•s Con.rc:e Part& Newport 833-8813 ON THE WATER Deluxe Suites 2!11-1270 sq ft AJI amenities Lido Marina Viii~ Newport 675-8662 LA. Orantcc. flniers ide & <.:oasl Home Loans ••••••••••••••••••••••• !>erv1ce 54l 2529 ------San Bemurdmo count1e:. 00 YOUN EEO CASH" Spiritual Reader 1'yptnj? :.ervicc. call Nan- i( you can :>tart In 2 lst, 2nd &Jrd 1815So t::I Camino llt•al l'Y or leave message weeks, wnte or call ror a Home owner loans San Clemente l''ully he 751·3865 MINI PACK information arran~c:d fast F'or appt 49:! 72'..)(j ----- kit Borrow $1000. Sl00,000 Mature exp couple to PERFECT PRODUCTS. flexible ter ms. pa:.t RELAXING MASSA<a: manage deluxe annual Inc 17141754 1993 credlt 00 problem. Call HobJamt'll Lie MJ:.scur .ipt:. nr occan . No Monday Fr1day.95pm usnoobllgat.ton Outcall99,494 5 lll chtld/pc:ts Xlnl ref's 1720 E Garry SfERLING FIN SVCS 1714 1 ,ioj.~ SantaAna.CA92705 7l4/955·16101bkrl •SANDY'S* GROW rt.ANTS FOR l'ROFtT IH YOUR IACK YARD, EARN UPTO $12,000/YR. Mort~'· Trust Dffcb 5035 .......•.••....•....... LOWEST Interest Rotes tst T.D.'s, ol10 2nd T.D. Loons. Fairest Terms sint·e 1949 Sattler Mtg. Co. 642-217 I 545-0611 Retirl"d couple has money to lend. Isl & 2nd TD's Agent, 1·837·3744 EARN 10' ;. on Isl T.D':. Over 50'.; equi t y Hanll'Sty Rltrs 675·2866 21%YIELD $80.000 2nd T D on Escondido's most spec Outrall Mas!>a~c 973 0329 •SHERI U:fo:• C~rt1f1t.'M'U:-l' Jlou:.e Calls Hy <tl>Pl ~ 683li FOXY LADY Outcall Mass~ M/C 731 -3561 PREGNANT" Carini:. cont1dent1al counseling & referral Abortion, adop uon & keeping APCARE 547·2563 LIHDA & VICIU Outcalt MaHOC)e For the f'lfn of it! Serving al I Orangc Co 835 7313 tacular v1c>w 28 acrC':. be White male 34, w1~he~ lo mg d1v1ded . behind 1:.1 meet while rl'ntall' lor 1' D , 1 ~ of sale~· pncc. rompan1onsh1p 642 OJ!lh Tc(·nager to help w1ttr hou .. l•wo rk in COM liiS 58'17 P!edse lt•avt• me.!>a~l' ... ---- ftoenagl' girl will babysit )our home or mtOl' N1J!hl or d11J 494 36113 Hetp Wanted 7100 . •..•..•...•.•....•.... (•countant Salary 20 22 I< C.:lll'nt t!> an Orl\n).ll' co ho:.p11.i1 look ml( r 1su· menne who c~n be rc:-.pons1bll' for 1inanc1al rl'IXJrt.tnlii & s p<'c1al pro· Jt.'t.1~ BS <l~~rt.'C &. 2 :I yrs hospital exp BT Bol)b11t & Co. Inc l')il'l' ~l'.trlh 6 · W1ls h1r1· Blvd Suitt-209 t 048 '21:1' li55·2051 ----- Accounts Poy /Re(; Constr t'u Nl•wport Ul•ach E per req'd Xlnl 11.orkinl( lOnds 752 1901 Accountant ~llARP. bt•Jl'h. 2 & ;1 BH. ---3 bdr 2 ba, pcx1I JOICU/11 Stcpc. 111 hcat•h lrg mod lt•nnr!> 1\\;111 111 1\ugu~l :.!Rt, IJ1·ametl t•t•1l1ng:.. S.1~ 661 f;l!l~I Vacot;on R~ols 4250 ••••••• •• •• ••. •• •• •• •.. )1edJca I unit, ~ood C M A.., a back yard grower you'll be provided with a greenhouse. i.lurte• plants, fort1hzer, pots etc Everything you need to !>el up a s mall business rn your back yard . PLUS you'll r <' ceivc the expert advtl'C & 1nsl r uc lions or OUJ hort1cullurisls Thl Pl8SltS you raise will IM bought from you under a five year proi:ram Thr~ assures you or a defin1lt 1ncomc & ai.i.urc• NATIONAL NURSERIES, INC: a continual !>UPPIY ol plan\!> ca~h reqwred, $1,295 to $5,!195 For in rorl'l\dt1on. rnll now toll free. phoncs Stdffed ;i.i hrs day 1 800 32.S·&lOO 0pcrator61 10', rntert?lit, all doc J yrs, 20' ; dlSC 751 4826 493·1153. t'\'l'' MASSAGE FtGURE MODELS ESCORTS OUTCALL OHL Y In 1nl' manufa<.1unng t'o h<1~ nccd fur an accoun~ t<1nt tor co~t l'Sltmatrn~. tr!\ cntury t·nnl rol. &. othcr project:. rn lhl' t·on tniller -. dept Data pro l' t :. ~ 1 n !( l x pc r 1e IIl'1• hclplul Mu:.t have ht!> lQr} of ll€:'tnl( a :.ell ,\Jrll•r ~'t'elll·nt bt'nC'f1t:. & working con d1t1oru. Send rc:.ume & salary reqwrcment:. to I r p I . d 1 'h w ,1 'h 1· r j.!Jr:Jgl'. p,l\lfl' ~Ifill 2:$~ lrpl. Jll blun:. S4l5 yrl~ 1\vatl 1; :io ti4l~-th57 ~nts f'lfrnished 1>12 :14~1 ' or Unfurnished 3900 LI\'!'.: \lt•JrThl' &•al·h ' Coso~I Sol Ht·aut1ful Adult ,\pt~ Ga!> & Water Paid 21661 Brookhun.t, llB 962°6653 -..........•.••.•.....•. VIEW 3 BH.. 2 ba. lTPls. dr1.1.,. bltn:-. Sll'Pl> lfl bcuch. S5:!5 rno Scc IOK ~th Sl , 642 0177 i Hr t·h1ldn·n wckomc. no :!Hr, :ma. patlO, lsc or p•:L'>. :.tdrllng at ~IS mo mo, hlwn ol'can & hay. x-11> ti907 f:i73 l~. &16·4R71 MEAR BEACH Newport Shores !>lcps lo & CIVIC CENTER ~:ad1. 3 br. 2 n~ duplex l'f(A "I) NL'\ll " . . ~dybl· (714 1!156·5fl71 ' "'' • r. " .,p,H lllU~ THE EXC:ITl~I!; PALM MESA APTS. MINUTF.STONPT BCll Bach, 1&2 Brt from S220 & up Adult:.. No l'l'I:-. l~a ~ks<• Ur 15 Ulk!> t-::i.st llf 'Iii·~ µurt Bini I 541Hlil4HJ l-\GUN1\ l:if:i\Cll Ot•cJn View. I '~ blh lo lll'll. 3 br, -.IP' ti S!'..15 f)t.'r 11. k til4 1 \94-5012 f'OI PL' Bl-:t\CH 1-\Alli\I 1tawa11 IK'eJnfront pcn thm.l:.l' t br 3 b.1. Jal' in :.1dc ('•>ndo l".inta~ltl' l'flal:tlhnl' & !>UOSl'l \ ll'W 714 49:! 6841 l'otta~t· Hy The Sl1a By °"l'l'k. mo or ) r A i\1 751 :J700 or 1'~1 fi75··10i;o l' 0 Box IOI I, Npl lkh, ('.i !12fiW 1h•lu;w :i &i •1 Hr /\ 11 hlln1> LJ.:l' I hr, 21 i ba. l'llC'I lrplc,, gar, li.:1• } tl 'iW 1.1alm :"1•w dcc•Jr I hlk Y11rk111 ... n ,I U'l Wt•'l "' hl'h SliOll yrly fi7:1 l.'.07 Rooms 4000 3 txlrm 11111untu111 1•ah111 •••••••••••••• •• • •• • •• • ~c.·t·ludl•d H1~ Bt!ar .Jrl·•• llt•J Ch lll\'cl !NiO 2:.!l!J or -rtoorn w, k1tcht•1wllt• , .\fl 1 d .i \' 3 d <t y rn 1 n ~ 17111 \Vtrlrnl 2 hd, !>h i) avail Nr SJ() Wl·l'k &. up ~ /wk Sip:-Ill 5:ili f.IJ.I ~ Sl)Jl'IOU!> 2 Ur , nt•w <'Pl , p.il111, :! kid~ OK 14-li IJ9ti7 llunlrngt on 1.JndmJrk 1·ondo. 2 hr. 2 h.1. 11.t•l lmr. j!aragc. new. ma II\< '''lnh J\dulL..,, $425 mo '1ti!4;1(1'J.i .............•••.••.••• orangeLrt•e l Bil t11n1fo. i\C. rt•1· f J <· t I $:1110 l"'4 95-\k •BRAND NEW* IRVIME'S NEWEST APT COMMUNITY HERITAGE POINT Lido :.hoppm.l! 631 1770 __ !'Hli·fl7:;5 ITTJ-2828 Amba!>:.ador Inn 111 L'o,la !icptem!X'r Rentals Furn or Unfurn Mesa. W7 llarh•ir l'1·n lrallv I01.·att'll, 235 rooms MANY wrth k1t chl'O. J Br.ZBa ,S600 phone & 1V Swimming pool, JJ<:UUI, .inrl fl'l' Super,,harp. yrly IM:. room UJ1ly & Wl'l'kly 2U r. !Ha S:lOO !J mtl!>, u~tJ1r1-o unit 1-·;111tas1u· bJth. S2.'ifl )'1 I~, Ulll tnc. :.Ip:. 2 12'J 35lh St. N ll Mn. Gu. .... 213 !lf>4i·l71 l ratc~ .,tJrUnl! from »! ,1 11.l'l'I- t;.15·41140 Room for llent to 1111 \alt• C :\I h u m l' K 1 t t h l' n pn Vtll'lh'' ~IR iSl!li , . Room w 1 k 1lcht'n prl\ ~I b<I. ~ ha '.\Jr bt•h :\n Ntl'l' h11m1• nr ..,hn11ptng 1· h ti d PI'\~ 2 n <l 1 t :-. Phonc 9ll:! 1:;20 .1 ft Ii or S4211 mu uttl ml'l 631 1174~ Sat & Sun LarJ!l' 211r apt, ;ullts Summer R~tals 4200 only Pal to. poul ••••• •• •• •• ••. •• • •• • •• • H45 ttl52 :.! bdr 1 bu, ht.·<•m ct•1hng:,, } palto, ..:ar, Nwpt l lgls 1\n .t.1Pl C'Ommunily Ul' :--:o pels kids S325 Balboa ls lanrl 2 bdrm. !-.IJI!> ti ti75-29l0 ,,.~ncd w11h )Ou m mind t;.i5·lt>tl2 fratunng ~ 'P·•l'l(•US floor Sell thing:. fa:.l with 1Ja1ly plans 1-urmshl•d or un Pilot Want Ads Wl'St Hay i\Vl' duplex Sip::. 5 ·1ri: pr1\• pJl10 . $175 S275 pr wk 1173 ~If! l'alm Spnn.:s Val'al1<>0 <.:11ndo nn ,\11~s1on lltlb Country L'lub !168 M3U SUMMER REMT AL Ba y & Ol't•Jn v lc~' Spuc10~ 2 BR. 2 balh. dtninl! & lHx 19 \'ll'W PJtl<J tll'<'k Tt•nni.., ct::.. health l·luh flcJut furn PrumQntory 1'111111 \atl Jul\ & 1\ug SlfiOO M u ll .Jrr1,.t l'l'rry !>I.:! X235 I(; 1211 SBR.ONTHE BEACH IH BALBOA 1-,nJOY -.ummt•r or u month on th1· Ua y Lg l1\1ng rm . lam1ly k1l<·h1•n $2500 July, $3,\KYI Alli!. SZ .111101S1•p1 llanc.., /\unc 612 ~235 I(; 14!2l loca11on Ut•lu'e Rl'ason<1ble 541:1 :.! 10:1 lTIO Oran~c Ave. Suitt• I':. CM 000 sq ft, xlnl p<1rk 1ng $2951 mo c.r11 642 99:!!:1, art ti pm or wk ends 4450 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 DELUXE OFC'S Coor. rm , seal 25, all paneled, sm. whsc 1n rt· ar I or 2 yr lca:.c I .ake Fore•st ared Kent H.irkins 7M 51!1 9393 Shoppinq Center Spoce For Leose Colt Don Woods 640-5470 E SIDE C .M . Shops, orrc·s. hobby. wholesale. genus~_Fr. $85 ~-7219 NEWPORT BLVD.C M Pnme comm I locatmn 4950sq rt 494.5608 St.ore omce <C 11 w 19th C M 2 ca. adjoining 300' Sl 15 bolh S200 644·9f!77 for l..sl' 1\va1I 1\ul( 1 Ap prox MOO Sq Fl 1-;1 Camino Rl•al Front ~11n <.:lemcnte Suitable for relatl uutlct or orrcc lnl dcslgn bldg $400 mo. 492-4l4!:1 5400 Sq. Ft. Showplace of town Mesa Verde Dr Pla1.a 1525 Mes a Verde Or t-;. Costa t\frsa 545·4123 ---'----••• Jttry Dodd 619 W. lay Ave. BolbOa You are the winner of 2tlckets·<Sl3 00 Value1 to the JULY IS 1:1·CJOPM Performance of the Royol Upinan Stallion Show at the ANAH EIM CONVENTION CENTER July 11, 15. 1G Call 642 5678. ext 3:19. to claim your ltt•kcti:. ••• Golden Opportunity Would you invest S600 in to bwld a hfet1me or re. s1duals" Clean. refined business can pro' 1de substanual rewJrds now & for the future. Contact 833-0320 20%YIELD S47.500 I sl T n un m agn1r1ccn1 'it·~. :! acrl'S, hilltop s1tc. V1!>ta Sold at S65.000 10', quarterly Duc 3 yrs, 20'. cW.c 751·4826/493· l 153, l'Vl'~ ••••••...•............. 5100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Rosary -Plac1tl Namely -Pencil Kismet -Plucky SICK PERSON J picked up a matchbook cover rn a bar and noticed its covl'r ad vertt&cd ... Learn to be a nurse 1 n your own homl' " I looked into the maller and found out BALBOA ISLAND they send over a S ICK P~RSON lo lrve ~·1th Ar I E s r A BL I ..) HE D you. BUS It IE_, S uf. YQu;. Los_t_&_Fowtd ____ 5_3_00 J+NtJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lost or Found a pet• Call Pnmc rt1latl clas!-.tt' iri Animal 1\ss1s tanC'c the s ame location over JS League 537 ·WJ, no rec yrs Ownl'r:. l'hoo:-.c tu re lire & wrll !>a cnhce this REWARD' S$$ Largr I" fun & prl)(1lahll' cn Gn•at Dane . 7 yrs. lCfllnsc• Lots or summer blue grl'Y Please ca II inromc Jmmt:d1ately _4_94_·_1003_ext 709 available ---- Lock. :,I' •k & barrd 1n SCRAM-LETS C'lud1r the· :.l·cunty or a ANSWERS nev .\J yr lease Sl 10.000 f u r n 1 ~ h t' ti 1 :! & :I · lll.odroom Jpl~ Ava1laull· lor O<'l'Upancy .I unc 20th <.:harm1n~ compl<'ll'h furn, 2Br. !Ha. dplx JP\. sips 6. bayv1rw sunclec•k, 2 car gar. wlk 10 bch Sl50 wk 673-8536 Retttals to Share 4300 ----- ••• •• •• •• •• • • •• •• • • • •• • Industrial Rental 4500 NUl\lBER ONI': Bolero -Light Tumor -Demote - OUT of DEBT FEATURING •Park Ith· st•ttmg • Lljthted tl'llnl' t'l'Urt' • Re<'rrat111nal fal'thtlcs •Pool & Jlll'UlLI •(:as RR(.) •SparkhnJ! l'il'.111 la11n •JI'} •Garden patro k1lt'h1•n (~ ..... I ;All new buslnesHI u11ng 1 • ·'l""n ·~am C('I in!(~ !llc:tlliou1 n•me, mull by ' •Kmgsrze ~room!> iiew be regl111red wllh the : •Largewalk tnclO~l'ls iCounty Cletk. The DAILY • Pnvatc drcss1111! urea~ jPILOT 1><0Vlcle1 the torm1 : •/\Cl'Clll~ WalJS 1 •nd filing terYIC:ll lor OUI ; 1cu11omert If you ere r W. I & ul.,llng • new bu1lneu : Near comt•r ll a nul : C:•ll lhe DAIL y PILOT IOI : Jeffery orr s ;\ 1-'rwy ! 1nlorm11ton end form• : 17 14 1559· 7000. !>nrry nn j · J)l'L<; ncnlal t•t•ntcr llPl'O ! 646-4321 daily 9 am to 7 pm [ Elit 332 Hunti"C)ton •och 3140 Hw.H'")ton •och 3840 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• K e nnybunkport? lsn 't that the boat that won The America's Cup in '75? ~[Dr~ If you re not sure who (or what) Kennyt>unkport was. ooo t feel bad-you re not atone. Kennybunkport is one or 14 dlsooct1vely Cllfferent apartment floorplans at Seawind Village 1n Huntrngton Beach Seawind Village 1s a result of tot.ally persona112ed professional p1ann1n9. The kind of attention yOIJ deserve A perfect blend of nawre and hv1ng - nestled in a forest with babbling brooks and Quiet pondS. CQOled by natural ocean breezes Add to that tennis courts. sw1mm1ng pools, a jacu2z1 and a convenient location near shopping and employment and you·ve got a place anyone would proudly call home (Even Kennybunkponl) One and two bedroom. one and two bath adurt apartments from 1290 oo 5v.~M~~Vol~ 15555 Hunungton V1llq Lant ~nunqton 0e3CTI~~ (714) 898-9961 from the S.n Dlt90 ~ dnvt oort.tr oo Be.lcn to "4tf«tclfn. meo west on M<Faaoeo to St,;rwinc v111age F\Jm1Sh1n95 IVlll.10le • ()pfrt dilly I 0 AM Ill Ou~ 1\varl n nw $11100 mo Spac, 21 2 ba, ntcc:ly I urn Laguna hllffil' CatJhnu vu Walk to bch I~ 11:10 San Clemente. 2 llfl con do. compl furn. pool, l!ar, walk to lleach. $160 pt•r wk Ownr1agt 498 0660 <days I 496-3523 evrs N B Blurfs Dix 2 br townhomc l'nol. close to heh Avail till Aug I l ~"imo or S."JSO 2 wk:. 044.2535 Laguno Re h. 2Br view hme, neck, 3 blks lo heh Avail Aug. $275/wk 494-8240. OCEANFRONT IBr, l Ba SlSOwk 675·90551673·41l7 Wtrfront Cartsbad 2Br. 2Ba. frplcc;. bonl docks. adults 1-'u rn or unrurn. S350 & up 729-0466 --- 2 br w1,ar Avail July 15 toSept lS $400mo Walk to heh Nwpt 675-8615 IN BAYSllORES 2 Bdrm doll house & J Bdrm ch armer ('losc to • llOM E SllARIN1: S fo:HVICI-: :"111-\'e' Tri PIJt'l'd 5.10 ii•1.1 •BE SELECTIVE* c ;;un a n•hable rot1mma ll' t;it5 7 ll~I •SHAH!': i\ llOM 1':• Hoummatc tt> !>hare de luJ<e 2Hr 2Ha furn apt $160 + ut1I 548 OJ6ll li<1lboa bl. ~h<ttl' :1 br. 2 ha w male frm $"12 mo Utt I mt·I t:?:J l!ti32 Hoommall' W<ttHl•d to slrnrc JBr. A!Ua ('Ondo. SJ<.:. o\!13 6:12!1 t rooml'Tll.lte to s hare ;rnr hse. $1501mn + 1 2 Ultl 9t111.209A -----Rmalt• lt) sharl' l.i CM home No P!'l/Chtld 759 97·11 , &IS 1331 eves. Karl.'n Studio room. furnt:.hcd Irvine SlSO + utrl 552 ().171 Lookrni: ror A Roommate•• CALLllOUSE MATES R32·4134 Largest srrv1ce means MORE REFERRALS' Pmh•ssn'lv since 1971 pvt heach in icat<'d ('Om ~' mumty $350 tn $42.5 wk for .. en+ 4350 BEACll IN F'JlONT of ••••••••••••••••••••••• lh1s deror a tor 4 bdrm DOUBLE GA HAGE. 19th home w/fabulous view of & Placentia v1t' CM S50 BOATJNG activity anti mo 675·4339ev/wknds J e t t Y P r 1 l u c• Y Office Rentol 4400 WEEKLY STll .. L AV All. •••••• •• •• •• •• ••••• ••• • IN JULY. S800 wk ON THE BE1\Cll 2 Bdrm, 2 bath. Ptillo. BBQ. TV. Gated com munlty $700/wk WoterlroM HOMt1 6lhl400 Corona dcl Mar 2 BR, b• S300Week Airent 673 5354 OCAIRPORT #I LOCATION t:xcc Off av•ll. 97S 0121 2:50-500 sq n dlx ore w 191.h St. CM from SISO mo. Tom S40 2200 SE~L idle items wilh a Dady PJlot Cl!Wirlred Ad ···················••·• iSOO sq ft Mod. 1\ C off's & manuf Xlnl lot· A\arl A~ 15 2915 292.5 S llo.1la day S1\ 646_75_1_2 __ _ Stor. 4550 ... , .......•.......•.•• Downtown C M Prrme location S250 mo 5"8·3401 or~ 3270 Rmtals Wanted 4600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sports mmdcd lady would like hse s itting or rent yrrnd. lrg IBr & ba pvt hm Big Canyon or Oen view Non·:s mkr non drinker xlnt rers 640·K544 24hr SVC Mature female. UCI !!rad sludcnt. A nlhropology, seeks reasonably pvt. quiet quarters Long slay from Sept. Srng le, Hefs San Diego l ·565-6604 wkdys, Timlynn Seruor citizen needs small apartment Collect, 213. 797 ·0077 ~sf1nn1t/ RR.ce ••••••••••••••••••••••• SOOS NEWPOHTLTD 6i5·R700 fi75·622.1 Srgn in a loan compan} window "Now you t•an r borro11. enough moni."~ lo Bakery.ca e Catering gc•t completely OUT of Located prc!>t1g1ou:. DEBT .. s hopping area Good nt.'t. --------- term' Call Joy at U B I Lost Fritz s ml Shepherd nS·OIOO mix pup. Muffy, cream Cocklatls /Rl?staurant. Coc k a Po o V • c NB. ab!>cntec owner Baker1Fa1rv1cw. Plcas1· must sell Lon1.t leas c. call Chns. 546·20411 or good l e r m :. Ag t . _97_9·_90_1_7 _____ _ 751 1400 Lost Bm Female Persian Wat er Trucking Co Magnolra1Garf1cld FV <Construction I Ornnl(c vic. Reward! 96R 1415 Co $800,0001yr 1111,!h net. Found Small F S<'hnauzc r try 29'( down Agt, v1c Wes tminster & 751·1400. Rochester CM 548·782l TRAVEL AGENCY Found gasoline engine. Own your own rttatl owner idenl lly manuf. travel agency and hl' cir. hip & scrirl~ J\lso part of a billion dollar 1n dale & loc lost. Cull Ii IJ duslry. Expenence nol PoUcedepL 536-5621 necessary Start up. tra1n1ng. technical, & FO.UND. S m Schnauzer merchand1s1ng support mix. M. also M blk Ter· provided ner mix. Both young . T otal 1nvcslment 1s _645-__ 1~ __ . ------ $32,000. Uncluchng S'9.000 Found: Boat in Newport rranchl8e fee, start up Bay. 673·6023 between eqwpmenl eosts. & pro 6 9PM Jected workrng capital) -·-------- TrGY .. H -twark. Found : Wht Germ The Travel f"ranch1se Shepherd, Fem. }!Oun11. Ca 11 M r B e cc h . grey marlungs Vic. SA 714-831191112 ~·9702 -----~~-- lusinesl Opportwtity ••••••••••••••••••••••• WOMBfS Hl!ALTH CLUI MOTION l'ICTURE Excilml! opportunity. all PROO. eqwpment lncluded Found Young while Shepherd Hus ky mix male puppy. Vic Mesa v t?rdt? 557 ·0258 OEVEL. WORLD WIDE BERTHA HENftY Found lns h Setter . RIGHTS SECUR ED REALTORS large.remale,w;flearol KNOWLEDGEAOLt-; 2H10elMar 492·4121 lar. vie llurboriAdams, PEOPLE COMMITTED. 540-5937 SUPERB INV€ST OP· Will sell 25"·(, interest in1--------- POR FOil TJI E EXP new dynamic enterptis~. Lost lnsh Setter. Male. nr Low overhead, high Int I Marg. Rec Ctr M V lNVESTOR . 559·4566 profit pote ntial 8111 830·2765. 646·4336. AFT 6. Kaystng. Erus1gn Yachts. 581·1.277 PARTHY with $$0,000 to join me In local expa11dln11 9 yr old publi11btn1 1.'0. rurty st'IC<'l~ mu~t be avall.i· bl 1mmed1alely Start at S2000 pr mo. Wnlc 8ol( 333, Fullerton Ca ~ 1lving i.est. t1m(' lo call 548-1)31 ·------------------LOST: Gold watch. Fri $1USlt41SSES $ eve. vie 100 Via l.rdo We s pec1ali1e i n Nord Rt-:WARD ' re1t1uranu. cocktall 675-6531 lounges & other profit11 --,------- ble businesses lhal NET LOST 2 Siamese cats, M J4000 t o SU 000 mo & f, vie Mill Creek / ' ,.A 1 1'urtlerock Clen Garden ~~~~01"3 u11I)' ..,..I lime. 6127. RF.WARD! _..;.. __ . ----965-2739 --~------ . . . "' . -. . . . _. ... . . · ...... -4 ...... . . -. Dys, eves, hr 631·2140 --- •9UALITY ESCORTS• Ph for app'l *ESCORTS* *OUTCALL 558-2677 B1A M;C Vt.,J FRIENDS Of THE I ST STEP HOUSE Olnner dancl' al Puvrhon Pl.AH HOLD CORP. PO BOX Cl9f>.">8 IRVINI::. CA \12713 ~ual Oppty t:'.'!1t>loycr ACCOUMTING GEN'L P 1ltmt: ewporl Bead\ 11) 15 Hr-. wkly Daily, Wl·t•kly & monthly Journal entries on :.r1· counting rcporL.,, Utck Bngg~. 631 3850 July Jrd. ti 30 l'M Oona i----------llon S9 SO pl'r pt-r:.nn Ticket:. JI floor Lt H· music, lldrbor Crw~l' & F'trl'wOrk!> Liberal mall•. n1 •w to NB1La~ seek:. samt for beach. movre~. dinnl'r & po1cnt1al roumm,rtt· Sept 1 AJ?C 10 :JS Wrtlt· Wade Wr.ibll'. 25(; S Robt•rbon . Bl·\ l1 rl~ llllls. C.:J\ 90211 M-14U.? And v1ct· Vl'r<:.1' l,d '' Acctn~ Bkkpng • TEMPORARY RCJ!r:-.tcr Tod.iy 111 work on\ <1nou:-. arc•ounting ll. bookkl'l'P•ni.: JS'itJ!n mt·nl::. \\ork dose: to vuur homl· F11~urc t'll>rk::. 111 Sr 1\n·oun lanh nccdl'd thruoul Urangl'l'o Robert 11:.rlf ~ Acl·ountemp:. SOOS Mam.Ste501 NI) Towt>r. Union 13:ink In The City of Orangt" 714 8354103 find out I'm an uppl•r in 1----------comc mult 1 tiu1.inc:.s ownC'r with l11i,:h 1dl•al~ & tonscrvaltvt• way:-!\h accomplrshmt•nt~ .1r1: publ1o;hl•d 1n "Who', Who" anti my homt• • .., on the wall'r in lluntrng1on I !arbour 'Tht· ~t·n:.uou:. Woman · in Illy futurt• mlll>t bt• UM.-Q tu 3110 l'll JOY the rint•r I htng.., Ill hfc Wtthoul l''(l'l'PllOO. she MUST l>t• ftnan< 1allv secureandlolalh ltt'lof a n y d t' p c ri 11 1· n 1 r~pon:.1b1h\'v II .\ou n• between 20 Ill 1•i.tr1•mt•I} attractl\'l' aml not ()\ l'r · we1gh1 t'.ill JJtk .11 213·592 J192 tO ftnfl flit( If I M 4 U or wnll' lo l'O Box 2023, liB. 92647 PenoflCll Services 5360 Acti•iti~s Di~dor nur...1ng homl' 549 3001 APARTMENT MANAGERS Couple to managr' l)!'i un 1L' 10 Garden t;rnve On -.ill' full lime pos1l1tm L'.<111 Mtkr Sullrv.in 1il4 I ;52 2!i09 QCAJL PLAO: ~tA:-OAC E~ E~T Architect Desi~~, & Proje<t Architect lmml'd op<'nini.: 11. dl•::.1gn eonl>CIOUS ftrm h><«lled near()(' Airport. ~1in I yr-. l'Xl)t!r w \a nl' ly nl bldg lYP<.':-l"errn ll(h w xlnl hcnd1ts & OP· por Phone iSl ~ for appl ....................... --------- Ladtes. lei us Jn\c you A.<.scmblers Shopping. dl'lt \'t'rt t·~. appt 's, l'l1· ti4(l :i:;:;:i. 497·L244 Social Clubs 5400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SINGLE? Call INTROVIEW for the 1nlcll1gc nt & rltHn'l'I ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLER£ Part·TinR way to meet new .. ingll' MSI Dat:t 1s looking for •pe-!O•p•le-752_54_1•1---·r trarnees ur skilled Elec--------- Ea~i! ··•·••··············•·· Schoofs & Instruction 7005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• REAL ESTATE LICENSE SCHOOL OFFERS •Cr ash Course 11vu1l1111lt• •Matel"ll\IS jlrovtd<•d *Sm a 11 c I 1111 I.' 'I H1 r personull7.Nl 1f1S\rucl1on •Choose own ta1>tc d11y & night cla1111ci. •Placement up to 80'; commlSSIOO fo'rce3W~k Sale& Tn11ning Ctll For DetaU1 131·1003 493-0442 Katella !teal ~tote School Jj!OOl QI mu10 CM p111t rnno Slln Juan Cap1~1rono troruc i\Ssemhlcrs who are mtercsted In working a rc~ular schcdull· tnormally 40 hrs Pl•r wk I for ll t\>mporary penod ~nd1dales will only he t•ons1dcred ii they are romm1tted 111 establishing a lonR term "on eiJll" relat1on~h1v wtth thc company In tum. MSI orrcr-; cl< ccllent salar)' and work ml! cond1110n1>t Apply in person or cnh, MSI DATA CORPORATION 3"0 ~"ischer A "l' Cost a Mess, C/\'92G27 (il4) 549·6125 Equal OpportunitY Employer MI F MllDHILI? Help yOW'lletr to a Heaping select Ion or Qu•lificd H01)t!ul.\ ln I.he DAILY P ILOT HELP WANTED ADS ~no., Juty 2 19/d ...... anc:• Repair CantrodtK f'wniture ; ............................................. . .........•.........•••. •·····•······•·•····•·· Jl& J Appl!anct' ~·n :::.h • .m1puu & ~lt'an1 l'lc110 R J 11urrma11 & Son TIU t• t'llAJtta. SJ u \ ·,.1 .. r 1111 l{htt·nl'r'. wht He mode Uk .idll1t1ons ~i\1.rn1 .:::. ,\ •Pl' 11lm111hlt<.1l'h t'.ltJ11 6454644or5411·4!>41 ~ 3122 '1:'11 Ult*' LJ, Ulll flll hall SIS 1\\f! l.Jcer\St.-d& l:luntlcu -rm S7 511. n•ud1 $JU. rhr ------Asphatt RqMSin ~· 1;u,1r 1'111n pcl orlur REMODELING> •••••••••••• •• • •• •••• • • Cpl repair 15 ) r::. l6X'1r c;,1.')torn lluom A<l<lb •Sa\'c Mmwv• Ou "'ork tn> 11clf . Het1> Cl.I btncti:. 'Countertoµ::. Unvc\\..a}'1>•l'.1rl..1ni.: lot 531 Ollll Apt Office Comm /\it RfflNISHIMG Al 's lnlt•nor Woodwork:. Mnppmg & rcfm1sh1ng :.crv Kil c:ab, wood 1>11.nd1nl(, door:., Elc 29 )f':. exp L1c:'d & in:.rd Slop & Go ~1ft c:ert. on llOY JOb 714 t6K3 5423 li1\crs1dt •Rl•p.i1 r.s ·~1!'11lcoulin~ • ------Cu:.tum llumes&Un1b • L 1 t· N B C' ,, S & S Cattti1t9 (Juahly not Quunt 11 y Gardening Asphalt ti46-4871 ••• ••••• •••••••••••••• • Wm.B. Anderson Bldr •••••••••••••••••••• ••• . C'.otcr111..: ll.1111.1ul'l & f)-,,..f:.,t tiJI IJ3tll •VtRYLOW P RICE~• HcdACJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lite hauling m oving Garage-Yard cl1'1tr11ng Reas rates . &12·0705 CHEAPEST hauling in town. Fr. esls. CHi;o;AI'' 642-2995 or 645-1390 Hauling-yard & gara~l' cleanups. Lawn m :.talla t1on & removal Trt'e & .c,hrub removal Rt•I Fr11nk l vem .. 631·0384 . &t2 6059 leoautyServ1cts Mect1n.: l-'actl1l1P'i -------OnGardcn1n1-:!\-1a1nt •••••••••••••• • •• •••• •• i\h~o., 1670 Old Newport Ca 1 tf or n I a Co a., la I Georitc M9·2015 Students· Haul.mg, yard & -VIVlAN E WOOi> \I< U Ulvd 042 tt~J Serv1re New. remodt'I & -garage clean-up. COS~t-:Tl('S --hauling. t'ree estimates. Clean-ups, llaultng, 536-8377 Compltmt'lllJn W c d d 1 n gs . s umm er Call Max ul 492-6393 Landscaping Im m ed Facial & :\1.ik•· up parltt.>!>. wine tasting. sorvittnR t>-12 9907 t::LLERY DEATON Cabana-l"or The Fine Bectrical !ltil!·M:l65 r\rtt:irCatt·nng b.&5-9858_ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ -----tiubbard Electric ••••••••••••••••••••••• licyc~ Repair C.ment/Conc~t~ Lie 327136 645 ru71 Jlaul. s k1ploJUH dump ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• -trk grading tre~ "'rk. 61ob1lc B1l•yc:le RcpJ1r At Found a lions, retaining ELECTRICIAN·Pnccd cfomol.Jt1ons l'lC 831 1~7 Your llumt> Fu1 ''""l wall:.. blo1·ks, pat111s n<>ht free esl m l un ,. ,. ,,., -• ' a c ~,man Call 891 U55 5501124 ~Lu: d . _ large or small Job::. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~sSerYICt t'U!::iT0 ~1 Ct::M ENT . Licensed 11730359 Gcncr:tl lhndyman Houwc:t.aniftCJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wanta REALLY CLEAN HOUSE" Cull Gmgham Girl f)-ee est 6-15-5123 Floors. carpels. bath,, ~alb. patios. ~rnctow-. Spec. pnce for vaCJrtl re s1dcnces Thost:Guy::. 974 0811) 1-tout«t.anin9 ••••••••······••······· Wall:.. ceiling~. floo1 ~ & windows dt•ulll•tl t.:a 11 allertl PM 646·6\.15 OlkTY WINDOW~·· • CALL LYNN ~·7il I !ltiO Stl44 Brother .lnd <,1:-.ll'r tclHTI , with rden·ncc:.. will clean your home l>c 1wn dublc, I rust worthy .111cl CX(H'l'lel\l'l!d lfrr1111• !l.\M or ..aftl.'r :H'M ~0024 Landscopf1t9 •....•.•.••............ Land:.capmg Trcl' tn 1n mmg C'lt•Jn uµ x ~ ri. t''13 or 1197 l&l Int J::xt. hum1· or off11·1· Ult plJnl ll\J 1ntena111·1· plant~ bt.'low relJll ror do 1l your:.dfcr-.. M·l.·c t1on & con~ul1.it1on CJll In LI\ mg C:Olor t)..IU 13:.IX PaWU.cJ/Poperin9 ......••••..•..•..•.... Palfltinc)/Poperinq ·····•·•··············· Piunung Eio;lrtlnlr i-::-. t.:u:.tnm p.11nt1n~: 1111 & pr d, honest. neat. rcJ:. t~xl, .il..,o ~ J1lµ .. 1ic1111, Ul' d 9ti'l·I0-15 U.Hl' "' ( ,. I' l' .. l ~·rnc l'~:icter Paintin..: hy I.ti!'> 13311'(;..IO ()It;:; D>' R Stnor Sl he . 10:. Try Int 1-::-.t µ,111111n1-:. h1,1:h me. K::M>-5555 24 hrs 4uullly ltc..a~on pnn· .. -clean work 1-'r•:e ••'"it YOUNG MAN 5 yrs t'xµr Gary Frjoldtn 1 ... 1;! u~u:; 111 wallcovcring. Frl'l' or5~·45l:l c:.t!... tl45-85 76 Andy WF. WIL[. l'AINT /\~ 1\VERAG 1'; HOUSE t"< ll'nur $24!1 \H·r I 11ni1 .1µ1 t·xl. $375 11J·lWJ5 ~7 7334 ------ PamllnR your ho11w .• 1pl 111 Oflll'l'' C'Jll l.111 .ti l-•)l•lr · 1111 ln•t• 1•.;t1m.ot lnl! '\Cn 1"il411;.1i !1~5!1 Plostff /Repair ....................... I'm( p:.11nllnl! E\l & m t Low rall•i-Hl'I-. 1-'n•t• Neal 11a11'11t·~ fv 11 :-.tur ,., t•:.t !>36 47tl(). 536 ·1383 fREE EST. 89 3-14 39 --Cu'itOm Wallpap..·nni: ~nq \11 ""urk ~u;Jr fo'tt!c t:~t •• •••••• •••••• • •••••• •• fjjJ 115>1 1\11\ µltHllh•llj.! w ·" ,., --~•f\, ll•.Jk •. l1.11hrm ··n!'I Paint Your Castt~ <'•·r.im11 1111· Hl'J, gJ:? Zll>H Rooflnq -.•••.•.••.•••.......... H~.1'1\IH & Ht-:HOOF All 1 > 11 , ' ' h 1 n i.: I t• , 1ud,,h<1l.1 l't111lpu tJ1 l-'rl .. · 1·:0.I ~I .'l!IJO lh.-Roof For Le::.::. l'Jll A11yt11n~ ti!J.l IHZl ~wing/ Attet'Gtions ••••••4 •••············· /\lt1•rat1nns, t.1ll-t'Vl' <'!.. l':.trl\ t\;\l hr' lot work1ni.: f11:oplt• Edn.i tiJI :t.17t. Tile ······················-tTllAM H.' t1:1• :'-l'W or fl• m11<kl Fr1·1· ,.,., !)m r Juli,.. ~ l'ft•1111le .)Jt. 4%' .ill ,) ll1•.1ut) ~ \ ,il\lt" l'Ul>tllll• lCrJ11l11· .'t \lc>.ic:a1• Lill' tor }our µul10. k1Lchc11, 111 t•nlr) i''rct, t•:-.1 l.11 1'11l "' t..ia 11121 541 .ix1" Tutorinq Immaculate Cleaning l-0 Masonry For those who de::.er\'c •••••. •• •• •• •• •• • •••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Unvewa)s. dr t•onc:rele. Fenci.MJ Pa1nl1n~. carpl·ntry. D,\TAPROCl::..'i!::il\i(; l'Xl'U'>e Jjlrcgate. ••••••••••••••••••••••• roofmi.;. ma::.onry Any St!n tl'l::> fur ~mJll bu~• wtrflls pond:.. Free est WJ::STl::HN l''t::NCi'.. cu. home maintcnunce or re S11'!t'1ah.1.mg m rf''ildl•n ttjl honw~ int & l'Xt l'll'jM' cht·t k our rt• lc:rl'Ol'l'S L.11· :< J20!!1'11 Gu.ir tn ,rd. rr1·1· llO\lt-;S1\\ 1-.1<~ l••umh ••••••••••••••••••••••• lllh & 111•,11111-l"'rt•t• ,. ·I l 11•1lul11.t.l•d 1 t•Jd111g $10 hr lhlllt''' 0.. l•'!•··hh' '~" l IJl.• t. lllJIC. w ill :.cn ll't' lie•!\ \I l 01\ 1111or )Our horn· SIO ' lht' best 759.0377 nei.:.e:. & prufc:,,~101h ::.5!) LJ42 Wood&Chumlink modt'llni: prOJl'Cb .I -Cu!>tom pro~rammrni: . Li 2-5 151 !'>3f 837 Waus:h 6:11 22:13 • Rca~imublt• Southwl!~l <..:cment work. ;.ill t,Hx·s. ell 1 -> 1 ----Rosemane·s llouseclean Serv1t·e %7.111t;2 c:all wknd!> or wkdays aft • 1. Haultn9 ing. Rers. reason Own l'"I Ted ti36 il)ljj Ont•kwurk ~mall JulJ-. -- Ncwpun. C1r.>lJ Ml·-.,1 & llou~l' Pa1nt111g 1111 . '"' lrv1nt• 675 Jl7Se\l·~ lt'r r'l'cct·,um .. <11·,., .John l:j(:rk t)..l;i 2 ttil --..!: · · 5 t;.12·8482 or &U:i 3JS I Uffle IS 19! ! ••• • • • • • • • • • •. • • • • • • • • • trans. 642-1403. 645·34:1!1 Class1hed Ads arc r cully OCC Student 1 Ton lrul'k ----PaintinCJ/P.rinq ~er Controc:tor small "people lo people" Trash. lrl'l' trim. Hon Carpe t clt•an1ng. "111 Int. l'Xt. :.crvlng <•rt.:a ltlr i yr-. Prof qual work Hl•ason N1•al. In~ U..i vc .ll!t.i·ll'-125 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••• •• • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • ••• •• •• •• • • ••• •• ••• •• sales calls with big re t)42.5703, y7g .. t)48g dows. ovens. we do at u 11' Carpenter 1-'rcl' c~l. Any Custom Remodeling & udership and bis.! results' The Moppels 546-23!1J 97:) HOti.> 111 Kli 11.R<.: hr \tun Fi 1 H47 1 !:fll» l'l'.HllY "l'l,L '\1 IH'\l; \\\· 1 lt-.1r ,111\ rlr ,11rr 111 ~l·~t'r .1n\l11111·' 1-'rt1 t•:.11mal1•' 1 ·.111 1111 l11w Wl·1•kpnd r.111·-. lti:l !111111 orh-l2 1:11111 Window Cleon1n9 ······················~ 'iP1'1111-: I M i'; H •Irv l<t ,,., I '11J:-.l t:ll:'a11111g St•1'\'ll't' ~ 51H I size JObs Cull All:.m 1Jr Add1l1on.s. Call Vince To place your clas!>lfu.:d SELL idle 1lems w11h a Have something to sell'' Ton~ 646 !!&l!I Loohoff & As::.oc 673-74"4 ad, call today 642·5678. Daily 1'1lol Cla~sificr'd Hea .... lt.•ll'" Fr('e 1-:!..I l:ull Ge11c 5.S2 1):1511 ------HavP -.omt.'lh111i.: lit 'ot<ll" W:.int Ads Call 642 5tl7!! Class1f1ed acb tlu ll w1•I! (;1•1 ,, \'11•Jr vww I rum 1\ I 'l,l·;i\H VI 1-:W" l'n NI\ l ':\'f I HV H31·02li 1-4.tp Wonted 7100 He1p Wanted 7100 Help WClllffd 7100 ._.p Want.ct 7100 Help Wmtted 7100 ..............................•.....•..............•..•....•......... •········•····•·•······ ..•.........•.......... ~!.~~·:.~ ..... !!.~~ ~~~-~~!:.~ ..... ~!~~ ~!.~~~ ..... ~!.~~ ~pWontrd 7 100 . ..........•••.••••••.. ~SEMBLERS We an· looking (nr 111 dJv1dual~ tu work hi or 2nd :,,luft who po:;:.('"" I ;1 yeari. expl'rll·rtlt' 111 th~c .irl'il'> ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLERS Will l>t• :.ol<lt•ring !>mJll clectron11· 1·omµ1111t•nb -unrlf•r c1 m•lTllM'IJµl• a11d sluH mi; l't: boa rtb -MECHANIC Al ASSEMBLERS Jksr1on:.1IJll· for J''l'r11hl 1111: :.mall m1·1·h.1r111 II rl1· \ lt'C!\ 'fill'"'' 11u-..1l11111' 11ll1•r ,., l'l'lll'nl '-I Jrtlfll.' ·,.ol,1rtl"• .:in ti lo m SJ .1 n y p .i 1 ti .benefit!> 1n1·l111l1n .i.: ml'<ltl'JI. th·nt.11 and Itri 10:.ur.im c 1'1.1 S lh1· 1•n JOymcnl of \\11rk111i.: w11h con~cn1 .1I l't'•1r11t· 111 ,, modern ul m11,.ph1·r1· {;all t7ll1 ~>10 1111.1 111 .:omc m rur Jll 11111•1 'll" J nll•r\ It'"' "'111 ht· :11 raJl~l·d lur \1111r 11111\1· .1111·n11· 1 hr111w h11111 I h•· ~ed, l'l'l.l 111\t. :,1\ l'L IW" .J uh )\ EDWARDS PACEMAKER SYSTEMS 1923 S. E. Main Jrvine, CA '12714 UIVl~lll\I OI· AMr:HH'\'\ .irn,PIT1\l,M l'l'I \ COHI' £ 11 u .1 I <> IJ p 1-. m p I ~ r m r h \!.'>t bkpr rt'1't·p1 UJlbo>J 1-.laml ti75 •t11;0 ~::.t Contrulh•r ~.ol,1r' .w K Thi:. \'ltt'nl " ,, m.1J11r pharm..1l'l'UIH-.1l firm luukm~ tor :.•lm1·un1• to m.inu~e the • or11or.111• reportm.: 'l"ll ,\hl lia \l' ~orkl':J W1bh1rt• Ulnl Sutll• :!I>!! I. 1\ !llllHK 1:!1:1> 655 :Wf>I AUTO non v Man needctJ CJ 11 G 12 11:17 3. u'O·, t.uln lirnl~ Auto body & p:.i1n1 :-hop hl'ltx•r. l,t•n " \1110 1~111\ •'4<! !Mi:I ,\ulomatu· \ran:,m1~-.111n.,, R & R man. MUST hJH' cmplt set or loob f,,pcr pref erred 548 228ll it Auto Salesperson !:>alesperson nt.<t.'<h•d for new & U:.l>d Pnr" hc. \ W & RV sak ... l mmccl1atc OJ)l!runi: l-''1111 ltml· Fr mge bl•nd11-. Ca II for 1n tcrv1ew . a"lk lor ~.1h·' .Mgr 8l7°4800493.4511 Babys11ter WJnll•d t6. Irvin<' area home July 10 21 Frt for I mo 581 ·0018 0\'Pr Your Mon ,I( 1 r I For Ad Action Call a Daily Pilot AD-VISOR 642·5678 Uabys1Uer wanted. s um-Bkpr, f\Jll ch~ w con-.1 or Clem·al ClERK TYPIST mt•r only 4 dy WC'ek. girl Rt-: bkgmd f sm dev in Moil Clerk Custot11:rn. J>Jrt timt'. 7 da)S a wk. CJll lii:J IWO b75 033--1 l-''lnant1JI Analysis This 1'11cnl 1::. Jn Orangl' Cu 1'0mpany looking for -.n IOl'tme w •capital 1•xpl·n u1turl'" bJl'kround S,1la11 1s 2t.I 25 K :\bl h;l\c :\t BA B I' Bou IJ1ll~ & Co ln l' l'\•·t M'Jfl'h Co Int· b:Jfi:I W1l:.h1rc Bhd ~1lt· :!lr.l l. 1\ !~lt~RI 1213) t.i55-::!051 ti. ooy I Rt•hJIJlc Call NB. Mst Ix! w1lh11g to do SJntl1, 833 !!312 or gcn ofcdulws.Sulcomm 548·7432. w1exp. Re:.ume w t .. al ll.Jnlung LENDING PLATFORM SECRET.ARY lmml'd -0pcn111~ fgr t'Jrl't•r minded rndfv w comm'I &'or m~tJll rnent lending expcr tfo- q:. !tOlld :,t!trcldrtal 'lk1lls Xlnl advam·cmcnl Ptllcnual DMVCLERK K1•y Pos•t1on 1n note depl h:indhng OMV documen· t.1twn Expcr pref'tl. rt.'Q to Mrs. Sc:irs. l.lo'I 17571 Irvine CA 92713 llOATIHG CHART J\!.~1:-.t:int to learn & l"•Jll doct bu1>mc:-.:. oper.1t111n., & devdopmcnl. full-1tm1• in Anaht•lm Boating. selling a nd :.uperv1:.nr} experience d csirablt• Sec a ChartGu1dc 10 marine stores. & (•all I 714 I S.13· \.123 No pnor exper n~et.·.s~ .. entry le,·d f)U!.lllOn 111 volvc.s ~orltnl( & di!> tnbulml? of rru.111 lu ok pcn.onnl'I. f1hng & con- trol ol -.uppllt·s Coveraqe Clerk 'l:u pnor •'XJ>t'r rcq. l·ntr) ll-\l•I pti..ll 111n. Jfl\ oh c' ~nrk111l: " l'11mput1·r!'>, pruv1d1ng t•over.ii:t.· mfu lo adJU:.tcr :; T)-prng :.kills ht:!l prul. Opporlunity for Advanc~ment f'or t·ons1derut1on, plt•11.Se call, 7~2-7900, e>.l ·12U. Prudtfttiol Property & C osualty lnsuranct Co. Hotel-Sales. Heavy l) p 1ng. gen ofr work I Day wk. I llr~ d<t\ $:J hr. Newportt'r Inn . 64-l-1700, ext 539. l'alnna E0£. Cocktail Woitress Sc hoot Earn up to S300 pt•r "k Low twtmn. Plal·emcnl a:.:.tst. i51·919-1. COLLEGE GIRL Bachelor needs h~kpr. Oana P L Condo. full pnvtleges Call for in· 1erv1ew 496-6658 Jim or Denny Companion. dnva. cook Good pay DENTAL ASST Expt·r w -.: rJy ltt• fnr ;111 1":1 Torn ofr A!>I.. lur Etlt'Cn 1S:10 lSI I Dcnt..1l 1h'ii...tunt, oral -.ur l(CI') onl} 'I. II t).14 1111.1 DENTAL ASSIST. !')ohd oppur 1n 11 U l 1• 111 dale, df1nc11l plt-a~.1111 oh-& !ltarf Nu Sat 01 l'Vl":> HDA prd 'd C.dl ~-023 1 ml'l'l u:., & tfo. l·u.-.:-. J hl•ttcr JOb Dental "~:.•sl rcl'l'Pl FT, :'>!1ss1un \"lt')O :tl'l'a l":xi.i only .m:-, 0::!2:1 RSHIHGTACKLE Retail tackle dl•.llo•r l111•att!d 1n N~·wporl llcat•h needs man lor counll:r & ::.omc :,,en 1c:c wurk Top pay Chance for advantemcnt Cuc.xi knowlcdgl· vi 1',11·1f1l' Cua!..l fishing a musl ~nd rt'sume to Ad ~ 1:111. (' 0 Ua1ly Ptlnl. I~•\\ ISfiO. Co~la Mc:..i, Ci\ !l::!tilG t:onlac·l Rud Dll\' H'' 848-1234 for appt. Uoat Woodworkl•r::.. t'X ·penenr ed & appr<'nl1red (;uod pay & hencf1ls All µly 11200 Condor ,\\ l'. 1"\I 540 5211 ,\ ~·ubs11l 1ar) 111 lh1• _ 19-1-4-15 7 DESIGNER !<\ill 11mt· l'1ht·n!l.1-.-. ·" ., l' m h l t• r ... " ·' II I ,. II G.11 24&1 Pacific: City Sonic Et1u.1I Opµor t::mµl11ve1 l:lookkt'l'JX'r. F T or I' 'I to work in an :tl'c·tn..: ot1• lo1:ally Call 11!12 550:, l'rt1dt•rll1:.il 111-.ur 1 ·o ot CONSTRUCTION ,\nwnt'nlad Dun ... M1ll0hl•ll :,;,x :i~I f11r JllPt UNION BANK l•lll ;\t•" port Ccntl'r Ur :'l.t·" µort Beach l·:qu.11 Uµpor1-:mplo)cr Bookkeeper. I',., . d..iy-. £xper only. l .. irl-(t' <-IOthmi:? ~tOrl· 675 71!7 I. ask for l.11: or l':.iul Bookkecµcr for NcwPQrt t:cnler medical oHtce Perm. p1ume Mon·l"rt 10-2 Salary open l'a II 759.0255 Hookk~per OPPORTUNITY + 1r you'\'e ~nl 11, you h:nc 1600 Do.,e St, Stt lOO N~wport ~ach ~; O !-:. :'>1 IF Cll•nt·al CLERICAL ---------1 lo GROW WITll US 1-;x SPECIALIST Oppor for 1nd1\' w l., per m \.l•rhttl & \Hlllt•n t'ommu111ralt0n :.kllb. Group 111::.uranc:e h:11·k i:rouml hl'lpful S1gnif1 t·anl l'arcl'r polcnlla I for qualJrwd c:and1d..1tc "ho can deal t·rfert t' t·lv w lht.• pubhc a ... well a-s ~ork 111 .1 lcJm t'flort u.rnk1ni.: INST ALLMEHT J.OAH PROCESSOR I mml'<l opcn<ni? Ex per l'l'tl d Sal 1•umml•nsurale "'1l''\J>cr. l'lea~l' <.;ontaet l>om.. M 1t t'lwll , <71 ·t ) .>.~·521iCI for an tntcrv1t•w JPPl UHIONBAHK ~1W 'lcwport Ccnt<'r Dr Newport Beach t:qual Oppor Employer CLERK TYPIST We ha.,e Jm1Md iatr opMincJs for 4':arur· minded i!Klividuols. - If you o~ on accurate typist, min 50 wpm, & rnjay phone work. please call for pn in· tffYi~w PAT MAGILL '7141 645-5333, erletttlon 2 3 5 ~ .::-smlk ...-f ~o C\\'port 1-:qual Opportunity pand1ng Rl'al E:-.tatl' Dcvclopml'nt & Proper! y Management ('ompany 10 Newport <.:cntt'r 1!'> s eek i ng a Hook keepe r /Offitc M a nag<•r with expcncncl' thru F ·s. Must Ix! able lo h.in die pressure & meet rk adllnes. J oin our youni.: ~rowth oriented 1·om pany . .Excellent Sala rv . Benefits. Year .. :nd Bonuses for n g ht 1 n d1vidual. R.C. TAYLOR eo INC ~40-5112 BURGLAR ALARM SeniceMan Expr·rt only No olhcrs need apply 1'01> wage:;. .many h end1l~ 22R Forest Ave. Lag. Bch --------1 IUSIOYS Days & Nights i\pply after 3PM TM A.nci...t Mariner 2607 w. C.Oast Hwy, N. A. CANVAS PERSON Selling t'xpr. he lpful C ustom rovers Good pay for PIT. Sails by Schock 675-1823 CASHIERS F /lime. Good Pay Growth co 5 Locations We lrain. Co. Benefit::. METRO CAR W/\Sll 2950 Harbor Bl. C M II 1• n t' I 1 t .. 1 n t: I u d c m1~l1t•;d tlent:il & 1u1t1on relwlll ® PACIAC muTUAL 700 Newport Ccnlc r Ur Newport lk>ach F..qual Oppor i-:mploycr Clencul Bertea Corp. LOCJistic:s Division OEPT.CERK An 1mmt'd opcmni: exists for a dt-pl dcrk who will prov1dt' dencul ~upport in our Cunlr«t'l:o. Ad· m1mstr.1l111n acllv1t1es Po~1l1on rcq 's typing '>Pt't'tl or 10 WIJm, )!OtXi lck•phonr vo1rc & t!4'n'I know'I of Oft' prat·t ICCS & prorl'<lurl'' Xlnt benefits pkg including m1.•d1clcnlal 1nsur. life insur. pt11d vac. s1l'11 leave. 101, puid holiday~ &Chnstmasshuldown. IERTEA CORP. lf-.666 Von Karm:.in Ave·. I r\'IOl' 5~l6·6330 l'X t <Ui We are an equal oppur. cmplyr Mt l-'111/Vct CLERKS UTOTEM ---E·m-p.lo•y•c•r--• Cashier-New acct l'lcrk. Stock brokerage r1rm Fashion l!'lland. Newport Beach 3S hr "'ork "'eek Liberal bener11 ~. C:tll Susan Messcn1e. 71\~1 3PM 644·7040 Openings Now Ava1l.tblc ror full or p ume clerks on <!nd & 3rd ~h1rt!... Nu expcr necessary we lrfiln Advancem ent OP· portun1ues to thos1.: who quahfy f'or mforma lion go to our nf'arest market or contal'l the pt'rsoqncl om~ol Tl..tr'h'nder. cxpenence 1n h11th \•Olumc d 1nn1•r hnu.!>e ncce:.sary Apply Mon Wed. 3 5PM No phone l'all:.. Thi.' Victor llui.:o Inn, 361 Chfr Dr. Lalo( llth. l~uuty salon m CM needs hair -.1yhsls r.~·; com - m1s!'ltl11 :wl·344fi llt•.1uly ~nlon in C.M llt'l'<h W1~ Stylists. 65r'<- comm1ss1on. 548-3446. Beauty Assistont operator w i so m e f ol l ow . Manicurist Modern i.iilon CM/NB 11rcn. Call &t2·53AI lliUTY Of'H.ATORS Joan Kent lla1rstyles. newly deconated shop, needs operators w tcUcn lele Lease or comm. Ap ply 170 E. 17th St. CM &U 6212 · New Cuswmers Welrome CASHIER Telephone. Needed for Sal/Sun for C.M. store S3 Per hr. Apply 8·5 Mon f)-1. The Earl's Plumb· mit. Inc 1533 W Lincoln. 12442 Lampson St Garden Grove :;37 48'10 Equal Oppor Employt'r Anaheim or phonl• CLERKTYrlST &'2· l 753 ext 11 lnd1v. w1good ap pear & Clvll &igin..r pleasant ma nnl'r needed DHJC)IMf' tor loan broker '1 rm. Design or sltecl & s ub· Some phone work Near div isl on Im prove m en t ,_F_o_sh_i_o_n_ls_l_e_. 644 __ ·11_1l24 __ plans. including water, sewage & slorm drams. Interpret. survey noteit & understand sub·dlv1sion requ1 r e m ents . Addi· Uonol engineer!J11t skills &l education to be evaluated. $9.50 P<'r hr Take thls od to Employ ment Devclo pm enl Department Ad paid by OPPOITUNlTY knocks often wht'n you me ret1ult·getUng Dally Pilot Clau 1fled Ads to rHch Ille Or.pge Coast mark<'I Phone &µ·'678 employer OOT~t 1-----.. --- Young ai::i.:rcs:.1H• l't111 :-.trul'lwn r1 rm ol k• ... thallcn~mg po~1l1on for person w.admtn1stral1\c & bkkpinJ: ~kills \\ m k 10 pm. Salary tll>l'll (.';Ill !:>levt• Sdl~JI 1£ t;40-0059 Cook. IJrt•akfJst l'OOk & d1shwa~hcr'> Sia\ ro·~ Rest, 5!130 ~w Cst 11~ y , ;'\;H Cook, E.icper'd Nursing homc 5'1U JOtil COOK, E.icper'd Apply. Jolly Rogl..'r. 3333 Coast Hwy. N B COOK lmmed opening. 2 yr!> t·:ic· per nee. Good pay, et:.k for Chef 480 Coast llw,v. Lag Beach cooK\.iEEDED Eves & Morns. To $1 hr The Grinder RQ!>l . 1100 W Pacific Cst llwy . NU 642-8881 ~kilb 11•q'd l'.tll .Jul\ 1• FlJHN ITun ... 11ff1C'l' Ii, & it h 5-lh 2'.JO I. I 1 \ 1111 Oi~tary Assist. F l1m1• Mon Fri \ \1 -.h1fl ... :1.per prl'I d >.Int bcn::. B.1)' 11•" l 011\ 110'.ll. ~'0!15 Thunn \\c. C~ti42~ Orapt·r::r tabkr & 01 machine Oflt•r J tor }',' penl'nt'f' pn·h'rrc·it hut '"II tr.un 1'J11l '.i1 .1111111 J1l1·r I ""',. ~.111111 bt·n .. 11-. <-011t.11·t Co.1-.t Con.-.ultmg 5i7 lj~~. 0nH'r p1Jrt t1m1· For d1· hv1•nl'S uul of ,•q111pmt·n1 rt•ntah .,ton· tjmKJ drl\ Inf! n•\•nrct .1 mu~l Lln1t l'CI 11t•nl 1\ll 645·071;0 DRIVERS Mt.>n or wom1•n 25 yr~ or ollll•r l\now lht' l'Oas l c111cs ~l'l SlllO ..i "l'ck or mon· IJrangc Co.1 ... t Ycllo" CJIJ. 173011 '\.1t turn11u r to". tum mcrnal l'Onlral't ''"l'' "1th ~·holcsdll' dcs1i:n firm Or. Cly . .ireJ 610·8222 GEMER.AL OF Re E Resp. dt•c:1i-1\t' 1ndl\ Jhll• to wurk " lilt' ... urx·n·1~1on lll'l'lil•fl r11r Fa-.hmn bit• '"' t•-.tm.·111 r1rm l>IU·lll;t:I Gcnl•ral Off11 •·. ma I u ll' pen.on for m111I 1>1rhuµ '"n. <.IJ~tn hull' Suppl\ rou m , I 1 t c t· us to d 1 .ii tlut1l'' Xlnt •wnl'f11-.. ln·mc lol' Fred S Jamt•s & Co ln:.urant:c Brokers Maur i n~ B radley 752·099U or -1 94 ·108i EOE. -~--~-~--General OHln'. mature-. !!ood t}j.llSI 'ancd dull(''• good benefits. 6<12-5!!97 General Cooks Experie nced fry l!NrmJnn . 1"11unt.11n cook.-;, rull or part lime V:.illey. 1N11 of !-.lalt•r fnnge benefits Apply 1n bl' l w n 'I t• whoµ l' ~ *Summer Jobs person. 3·5PM Coco's l•E•uc-IJ•d •I ------Famous lla mburgcr!> EARN VACATION$$ 1.555 Adams, C~ COOKS Family resluaurant Open hr:.. open salar) Apply 1n per::.on J olly Roger. 1727 t::. Dyer ltd. Irv Cooks H.Jnng expencnc:N1 cooks. Good wa~cs. C.tll 492-2151 COO K S W anted , Breakfast. lunch & din ner shifts Ma Rarkt·r·s Restaurant, 212 1<:. 17th St. C M 646·4303 COOKS W .ANTED Broiler & Saul~ Spel'lal ly. Continental l'l\ pcrien ce prufc r rcd . Lunch & dinner Apply 10 person Mon-Wed 3 5, Thl' Victor Hus:o Inn, 361 Ch fr Dr. Laguna Beach I NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE) COOK W .AHTED F 1t1me Cooks. Sautc & Broiler work. lnqu1 re Gorda Lil .. 900 Bayside Dr. N.S arter 3:30pm Counter Help, p /l1me Saddleb11 c k Vsllt·y Plaza. El Toro. 830·9230 OJwller & gnll Days & eves.lnNR 673-3152 DRIVER ~aturday & ~un1l.1 \ mommi::o. l<> dt•ltH•r DJ1 ly Pilot Lu (',1rnt•r., 1n L.a..:W'la 1'<1gUl'l & ~oul h Lagunll Mu-.t h..i' 1• l..art,!l' !>talion wa1wn or \ ·'" & a goocl dn \'tn I! n•cnrd For mform.1lion call 1>-li4:121. ask for H:u ry Sl•t'IC'y Earn t•xtra money at h o m l' N n ,. '< ri e r neeess;iry lk ta1ls, Sl·nd stamp llC1W To. 2!i:J9 n E H11hni; W;iy, Or:mg,•, ~1\ 92fi67 Bectronic Techs l mmcd opcn111.:s & op ponw11ue:. 1n an c~~l.J <'<I. m Oran1-te l:o u1rprt a rt• a App I 1 t' a 111'1 111 tmubleshoot. rt•p111r & l~t 1•lcclron1l' c;yslem~ Re<>ent anulug & dt1t1lal expcr rcq II lntcn 1c~ b} appl nnl)', ~57 005 I J:.k for Bu.~ch ----------- Needed lmmt'd1atcly "CJerils "Cleric Typists 14SWPM J "Senior Typists 160 W PM> .tStatTypids .t .AccocdiftCJ Clerks ./BookkHP"°S ./PIX Operators ./ Stere+aries with or without S I I Work whl.'re ynu want & \\'hl•rt you \\anl with VOLT Long & ::.hort lcrm assignments. llnlt !lay & vacation pay llos p1tal1zal1on plJn a\'aU:tbl(' NEVER i\ FEE APPLY *VOLT* TEMPORARY SERVICES 546-4741 EXECUTIVE 3848 Campus Dr, Ste 106 SECRETARY Ac~ i;c9~~~·rport ('Jrcer onented pcrson. 1624 Orangethorpe Wy s1n~le prcfcrrccl. some Anaheim bookkeepmA knowll•dge F,Qual Oppor. Employer Mu:.l :..pcuk pedccl Enj.(hsh For u 1otrow1n~ !>Ut'Cc:..s(ul Jewelry Uus. GIRL FtllD.AY COl.tJH~ wanted lo manage Apµly 111 person 3800 SU. Variety of dut1_es Lite timall business. P /time Plaza Dr Sanui Ana. Cu lypmg & sh re<1 d. Som e Mr.Holl642·l634. ------• personnel work l rvtne --------------~ urea. Cal l for appt COUPLES ear n ur> lo i-·abnc Store Ot'(•St· CU$TODIAM O~ys. Routine janitonal EJper pref'd. F /time English s pkna. Frmars Apply. 8-tOam . Mon t"r1 , I.lnwilco Lab. 2 148 Newport Blvd, Co1t1 Mesa Whatever the Fad Roll 'em off the m8rkeL W10\ a Cla$~Uied /\d C.Jl Now! 64Nf78 j 3-6:30pm CJll 54501~7 lion requiring l'X · ask tor Jal'le · penence ·~ t yping. ad· ding mach1oe, telephone PactOf)' Workers & working WJlh peoplo. Apply m person Lars on Retail sales compuny. Enterpnst's Inc, 18170 Sala ry $700-$800 Eulthd St, fV 5M-2813. See Kathy f'trn11lc to care ror d1~ C1rt Friday. Jtener11l of· Obied woman Room/ flee dutle1. pleasant at board m C.: M 548~00 mosphcrc Must. huvl" ---r-typing llk11l:i1 F'ull 11mc Cln531fled Alls. your one Sol au start $i~O slop shopplnfC eenter m-__ 337_1_6_-r----- . -~ ~ . -. -~ . . -. GUARDS l"ull & JI t1m1· All .ir1·a-. Urulorrnl> turn Al!•'' .!t or n' t· r I< 1• t 1 1 1· II "t•l1·v rn1· '\ 11 , 'I'' 1 lll'l.'t'"-' ,\µpl\ l 111\1•1 -..11 fln>tl'l'l 11111 ~1·n Ill' l;!:.!11 W :>th St Sitnta An.r In ll'f\\\ hr~ 'I 12 "°"I I \11111 !-'rt ca AHJ)S SECURITY Out• 111 our 11·1·1·nl ,., paru.wn p1ugram . Wdb Fargo Gu.1rd St·r' 1t·1•-. r, h1nni.; :.l'cunly g u:u <ti. lor IRVIME/ NEWPORT BEACH SANTA AHA / ANAHEIM FULLERTON/ BUENA PARK COSTA MESA&. THE WHITI'IER AREA TOP GUARD PAY heryttli~ Fvmished \pply 1n Jl(lr..,1111 \11rncl,1~ l-'tul.1) K :1pm .11 WELLS FARGO GUARD SERVICES 1532 W, Commonwealth Fvlltrton. CA OR i\londav. l'Ul'"'·'' \\1·d nl'sd;1~: l'hur-.d.1} 111.in1 l1pm, l'LOSl"L> 1-"rtdtt' ·11 230 W. Warntt Room 2 17 SmttaAno.CA St .1t1· 1.11· N" t • i;u:m • HAIRSTYLIST I ~l.1t111n now availJbl1~ tnr rl·nt 1\1~....0 I p 11m1· :-.Lal ion lor n•nl \ 1•1 \ hu.-..) 'hop 1-;,, ... y 111 hu11<1 c: It c n t l'l 1• 'I' 11 m H ..a l' llairstyll•:. f.45 <IOI.:? • •HAPPY & SAFE 4THOFJULY• • C'o.1-.1.il l'l'r'onrwl Ai-:l'lll'' t790 I l.1rtx1r Hh 11 Costa Mesa 540-6055 ll~tessc-.. Ca'lhll''' khabod'::. m 1-'ulll·rton. full or purl tinw -.tu dcntsOK CallM:.? 12if. llou.-;ekN•r>t•r. tiu a It•" hr.. daily ;\llu:,t huv1· l'Ur &IS 15.'l:J HOUSl~K 11:f~t·1·;w.; No 1·x1wr fll'l" V1t1mt• 1;11url 1·.1y ,v,, l11•n' Hn\Vll'W Con\ llnsp. 20;,.;; Thur1 n. (..' ~1 1~12 3505. E U E ln..,uram· .. PENSION ACTUARIAL SPECIALIST ljf1Jwth w1lh1n our ~rDUll lk.'n~mr. 11pcr.11 u1n prn '•<11•-. JO opµor tor ,, 11u..i1tr1l·tl p"'r,on a" .• I•, n ' 1 '' n J l' I u J 1 1 J 1 '1)1'( 1.ihst l'rt!v1oui-l'' IJt'I In 1-trlJUIJ tldincd bc-11t'l1L pt>n:.1on JJl..in '.ilual1on. j cumpull'r !m Fortranl prul(ram- m1nJ.? hal'kRruund ~ math deJ.?rl!e a re i:tenenil f<'qllt r1•nH·n1 'i r()r l h1· 1111Mlhm. lk.11d1t• 11H'lud1• mt'IJ11'.1I <frnt.•I & twtton 11·l11nd l'1111lJ1 t l'l•1-.011nel Ot•IJt ® PACFIC mUTUAL itJ() ;\le'" pon Ct'nter Oc '\l·~ JJIJM Beach l';quJI Uppor Employer --1 n IOl' Pl·r-.onnvl 1\l(cnn WI 1--lilh Cl.>:.La :\i c:.J . Sutlt> i :i.i &12 I.till JANITOR .l :vt11'c; TPmµorarv >I :10" Tut' thru Sal. C'J II R•>,gl·r. 541>-~'9111 ----- Lall~ Fo~st II S...n & Sail Club now hirin9 Bo,n mamt1·nan<'l' & ren tal OJll•raloi lull llm•• 11Jn llmt-S:l -ttl t11 :;t<1rl Sa1lm1: C\(>er µreferred (.'u.,todtlil ma 1nlenann.'. lull ltm(• S3 50 hr 10 '>Lin Will train. NtS?hl l'~tOOIJO. lull time S4 00 hr l'r1·Y111u~ c\pencnt•t· r.·11111 rc•cl Lafe lot u .Hll -~•m 1nslruclor . ru11 1 • m t' ~· J 1 l t , m , · S:I 20 -:i 1;o hr Hcd Cm":; l.'trl1l11 alt• ri•qu1n•d 01· ... i.. 1 l1•rl.. Rt·1·epl. tulL I t m ,. "' JI·" l l 1 m I'. ~:JO S3 7:, hr lo :.l<lrt :'>l.1tunl~ & off11•t• :.kill~ n><twred S1.:nature c:.im- p1.11~n d1re1·tor. I ull lime Ile mp li{).Yl) days) SS!)(L mo Matunty re4wred. Cdmpa1g11 l an\ ..is:.t.·r .... lull ttml' &· part lime, S:J i5 S4 UO hr \lPmp li0·9U day ... I MJlllnl y, verb<1I skllb r1•quireu. Apµly :!llis::! Toll•do Way or l'all M Jrl1•11c M J th1 ~o n Sl:Wl (~J ~..ind!>cape Installer. min I yr exix·r. mu:.l be a bit: HOUSEICEEPER tu 1n:.lafl !-prinkler ... & child c·un• for m\ <: plants. tn•cc;, seed & s od ch1hlren comtnA for Jul) ~1U!>l :d~•' ht• willing to & 1\~ U11<1 need-. hdp ~urk hard l',111 ti7S i633. \lo•h1k working dJY' t9am ipm' Ai.:c:o. 11 & -: Brookhurst -. ---- Jl Vtl1.0na, c ~1 Uav' l.anct11capl' Supt•rv1soT. <2131 426 0341>. Jiik ti)r mm '.l YI' t''<lh'.r mu~t he Mr Bcasll-tr f:.,, . ., ableto-.11perv1i.cand1n wkn<lc; (714l 64~ MZ!\. 't.ill ~prinklt•r'. pl.mt tret.'S & ~hrubs. <•l:-.11 s~ or sod Must alc;o Ix! w11l- 1 n P. 10 work hurd . 11'75 il\.13 (9am 7pm t Housekeeper, hvt• m ref. dn\oe.sml ram, .:d pay. Irvine Terrace 6i3 004:! llskpr, full time live in. ~A!~ul Se<:rel..arv. t'"P· Nr mm wa~e less rm & brd. Oruni.:c-Co 1\1rport, I mcl h..'\wrk, laun. cook. itlrlorc iSI lMJ_1 ___ _ dnvc, 3 k1d.s. fi75 553.'> ~al Secretary INSURANCE IEHEATS rROCESSOR J man Lake l''orest low ltrm need~ lvl:;H ':set· v w i:ood :.k1!!:; Gener11l l'lv1l 1•xper prclcrrc<I. 7AA 7200 Moel have t • '2 lo;? yr ., cx 1---------- P a . p :i y 1 n ft g r Q u p L.cJGI S.cre'-7 mt'd1cal cll11m:1 Hc<I°' F,xper 1n P I plumtirr knowledege ot C RVS l.it.e bkkpng 1 Manok in Butkl(rnund In dl•ntnl L ag Be h Sa l com· claims he lpful. Cont\IC1. men.,uralP w I "<per. JX'nsoM~I depl. Need 1mmf'd 4!17 li 89. @ PACIFIC ffiUTUAL 700 Nc-wport Ccnt<'r Or Nt'wport Beach Equ1J Oppor ~nwloyer .: -.. Leer' SecretGry i-:xver d :sel'Y ror aen'I 1>ract lt'e on !'moker on ly If 9 Top Salary. M.ig II helpful, but nol nee 848 1400 ' r J .. "k.4pw..+.c1 1100 .-.w-1.d 1100 ....,w.+•d 1100 .W,W•t.d 1100 .W,W•hd 1100 Hetpw•t•d 1 100 ...•••••••.•...•..•.... .................•..... •••............•.•.•••. •••·······•·••········· .................••....•.....•••..•••......... DAILY PILOT DI 3 . &.inday. Julv 2 1978 UFIGUAIDS 01 tn • Pl r~on fr1ll0t> All \mc-r K1 ~I l r'"'" "' "''"" bltkpin ',.,~ r l C' r l I f 1 1. • l 1 u n J>l.'N>O oil-:::-.1 .. n <um L I F' E G L \ tt u mt·n .. "' "''per l"..tll 'VICHASING l\l<ltd1n11ttl' pun ha1>111ic ... 1.'\1v1t1,..,. uf 'C'h(lj1( dll1I t'vn!>ult ~ l>l:buul or f1c1al.i. & "eodor-.. n~\ ll'W r\'C.IWSltmn. .. for butlKet & Rlil. EST A. TE sl\LES llurdwurt ••..-CESSFUL t.:xpr 11rt!C f',t11n~ Ai>P 1-------HetpWClftt.d 1100 ~ too5 fwnMure aoso .•••••••••••..•.....••.•........................••...•••..•••••...•. TRAIN E~ 11 & •I\ ,.r !.7 .:i'Jl !168-U311 l\u1(1nl{ ,1lh'ndJOll> nd.-d .1e1.1ng PUn>OM.'!1 AA dt"I: LOAN ru1 1~ ... 11~1aur.an1.' '" + .a yr-. broi.d purl•hui. C "'"" ... saLOR '''P °'~ Appl} ui l>e~on 111.g e;11;pc1 andud 2 yri. ut ~ \\-t'(I bt~n J & 5 ZJO J:; ._ I A Po6tllon b a\' :u I fur u 17\h ~l ::::.u atc-~ l' M uU}l'r t"\ l'I Addlllc>nal ~ who ha1> thl' dt! cXIJt'r rr\ll v IX' sub:.lltut !>Ire to jom un a'-'i:rc'l\~l\'I! l'Jrtnl•r wantt"tl, take ,o(J for de~n·c on .s year " for yeur l>a!>U• SJI $923. l'll<>nguge loan t•o do111g m l'r ei.pan1>1on Pn>Jct·t au mo to Sl 124 mo in ~ un bu:.ul~s an So Orangl' Oruni:e t:o OpJ>Or for 6 Co Caltf H t!ul est figure intomt!' wllhm 6 11uul bll'Ptl Xlnt Cnn.ce I 11: e n s e r e q u 1 r c d rr.. For appt~ only cull bcru. Apply by July I th. Preference will he 111v\•n 64&-4~ l:x-twn Y· llam Westmmliter Sc-hoot Dis to college t:r adu:.lt' . _. -• ln<"t . 14!21 ~t.larwood. w iprior exper In th 1 P !1rts per~on marine . Westm EOEm/f f Id r r. • 1 . t Eng .. & hardware 243l 1e o mance, rea est, w C t H h . N 8 R<-ul E);tute Sall~!> insurance or a1:('ountmi: _:.... oas ig w~~ a.gi•M!rl We-loonw Xlnt saJ tcomm sehedulci. PARTTIMEONLY FREE 3 WEEKS p l' rm 1 t s u n I 1 m 1 t e d 'Must now be e mplo" ~ & ,,ersonal growth & 1m .,c m ed. mcomc Send r • Cret• to work-m my small TRAINING sume lo G Kaufmun. 620 apphunce bus of air New CCll"ffr Newport Centt?r Or. stt! trl'ulment equip. M/F. 211 Newport Belich Ca ~-10 pm o.: M /Thur HewProsp4trity 92660 • 6-lOpm & Sul !J 3-0am •Absolutely no prior 2 30pm $400/mo .sal or tramlng or u :peraencl' ----------i proht !>hanng program necessary wtu1:hever you pref. o • Personah.ted m~truc MACHINIST f'rototywM Irvine 546-8210 or S46·1147 I MACHINIST :-; B cu n~. Clasl> /\ Mach.Jrui.t for Bndgeport Mill & Hardmge La the Cl~c toh:.•r11n1:e prer1s1on work ExJ)l'r req'd T•>P bcns E 0 E .557 !lO~I itl>k ror Ron Adam!> -------Maintenance man. full tame Hard worker Good outdoor work mi.: environ. ment Call Mrl> U;1v1s fur 11ppt. 642 16".f; •· Managcmt•nt exper nee Some m~r a p uoo pry avail For intt•rv1ew •Proft>sMooal on the JOb cull afl. l PM \17\1 3800 trauung. --•Upt.080'~ commtss1on PART TIME ~~i~~~ or tu" oCf1t·e Be your own bo:.i> with a EVENINGS topnotr h profc:.!>ltl11<1I or g11m:r:allon Allultl> with outstandm~. Katella Realty attractJvl' personahlil's FordffailscallLinda who ellJOY working with 831•1003 493•0442 kid:.. St;irt ill SJ SO per ---------hr Phone 642 4321 #250. bctWt>l•n3 00·5 OOP.M. Ask for Sharon Equ11 I Opportunity Emplo..:.y_e_r ____ _ PBX AnSWH' s~rv. Real Estate Sales 1.AKF. FOHEST • Best orru::e lo1:uttun •Lots of walk-in buyers • Plt•nty or floor lime av at I •Good commission s plit <.:.ill J t'rry llard1n for eonf1denl1al interview ~ ly 1n person ( rown SA.1.ESPHSONS llardware 3107 i-: ('cm:o Wmatt'C.I numbt-r of !JOSI _H_wy-'--· C_'d_M _____ _ l1on5 OPl'n with pr~ sl1.:1uu.' hrm an 1.aguna SALESLADY 1'<11(1.wl are1t lntt•rvlt!W!I Part time. cx('lul>ave wall be condlJ<'l~ begin fashion,; lt!OJ West Chrl n111t: A~ust 7th Cun Dr Newport Beach. ex f1dent1ul Sl'nd resume to pernt!C ad •2ti.5. c •O The Oa1ly . , Pilot po llox l 560 SALESLADY for ladws <.:osta'McsJ Cu !12626 • buutlC.fUt! an N II i-;x ' p er'd . ti73 ·8530, Recept111nua . exp. f I Med . o r e M s t Cypc & tran.scnbe 633 0000 Rec..,tlottlst Typ1t Gd ph1101• voice, ti ffit' 002 6004 R.E Sal~ f v 11 BUSY & NEEDING 10Am·61'm SALESMEN-YACHTS Prefe r experience tn broke rage & sailbouts Comm1ss1on only Kuna Manne. 675-1403 Salesmen 10 rder Desk N~t..'d for munnc dis tributor Marine ex penence necessary Cu II 549-9671 for uppt & dl' lruls. E 0 .E M/FJll Uruqw llomc~ of M csu Verde 1s "plugged into'' e reloc ation r e£erral Salesperson. expt>r•wanl :.ervtce that has c reated cd for wetswt & i.port:, 11 demand for m o re clottun~. i-·rr. Call eve:.. sa lespeople We a rc busy &\S-7207 and n eed help' Ex ---~----~ Pt'r 1e n ced or new S11lesper~on w11nll'd for sale!>peoplc may apply clothm~ s.torc Apply Jt /\tlra1:t1ve (antiques> o f 1140 S <.:st Hw). ,Lag f11.'l' & top quality cpeo-Bch tm VallJge h11r1 plcl 1tsso<-1atcs to work Btwn I0-6pm. with. Cont act Sandy Orlowski or Jam Wood at 546·5990 RESTAUR ANT Colon v K1 lt'hen. San J u a ;1 Capistrano 1s now hinng cooks, w a alrl•sses, tocktall wa itresses, dis · hwushcrs & bus hdp for all shifts. Apply between 2 -~. Mo n ·Fr1 27142 Ortegu llwy.SJC Salt>s·Auto SALES P /Time llealth F ood Stun Trainee. NB I to 6 rnn Apply Wed, July 5, !I tu I lam only Howard'!. Nulntaon 1072 Ua ysade Or. NB SALESPYSON Cost11 Mesa Stauoncrs. 270 E . 17th St, C M F1t1me. Apply an person lOam-noon SANDWICH Shop ncl'd:. SECRETARY IOOKKH:rlER Gblden opportunity for the right pcr~un llt:'tn' typing & sh 11k1lls Lill' bookkl'ePIOK Phone C). Pt!r Only qual1r1ed per1>011 ctPply Mus t lul\ e neut itpp~:ar ,uwc & pleu1>ant l.ll'r!>o11J Ii t > Xlnt t•o benefit!> & i:ovd working c.·tmd~ S.·1· kn•n da, 540 9 100. NulJurs Cad1l111c. :woo 11 ... rbor Blvd , C<>t1ta Mei.a TYPISTS & SECRETARIES Do you nc.•t'<.I extra mtJnl'Y & l10jOy \lini.'l) Ll'l t ht• frl'«.10111 & fll·~1b1hty ol working lcmporan al> \1gnmt>nb or } uur t'hOll"l' work rw ~OU CJ II I Ill m<.'t.hatcly ~o~ off ice • ~0-, overload 557·0061 372.J B1r<'h ~t. N B Equal Oppor Emplu~ c.·r SECRETARY No Sh Nec·1.·~sary MU!.l lY!Jt' tl1Hi5 un·urall' ly & l>t: rarnahur \lo dt(' laphonc F<>r appl µ11.·a:.t· Cf>1Hal'l Ham JO<im, Lynn St:ansr1C'ltl. Avco Finantrnl St•n 1rl's. fi:..JO Newport Cc.•nt1•r Ur. N B &.14 SHOO Ec1ual Oppor F:mphl)'l•r MANAGER TRAINEES A oallonw1dc Jl'Welry co All shlfl!> uvurl t-:xper pref'd, but will tr<11n Wt.'t.'kends a must Call ror appl 557 7777 i-:o ('; LAKf: fo"ORES1' HL TY 837-l>ltil UNIQUE POSITION Satcry +Commission res p. woman Varat'd ---------• •SECRETARYS• llappy Sare 1 lohday We Will Be Open Wed Employers r ay All Fl'l'S Lit Rc>mders /\gl'ncy 4020 Birch St . Ste 104 \lewpon & ... 1:h 833·lH90 will l ea1:h you the J~welry bw.me:.s S2SU u PBX Real E:.tall' $2000 + dutlt!s P 1t1me 536-2448. SECRETARY/ R~warch Assistant FASHION ISLAND Economic research hrm :.eek s sec " w 1-: Int slallstacal tyinn.: skills . \'<1rtcd dUtle'>. :J'>l>ISt w research proJeCtl> A s h I e y i-: c o n o m 1 1: v.k +comm Noexp1lt.'<' Answering -..crvice Will tram For appt t•all operator full & P,T (;all 642-5163 1135-3.561 !~!!~E Org Cty's Best lnu:rsec· hon Great Co Benefit!> + Auto Only Successful Exp Net..-d Apply Cahf Auto Lcit!>tng 602 E 17th St., SA Sec Ken Lambie MANUFACTURING Orange Q> firm m·<'tl!> t'oltsher in t>egn• .. .,1nl( Huom Will train ~ ~11. Jrv1m• 1\1,\HINI:: 111\K DW AH E 1-:xp sale!>per,cm nl·l'dl·d <id oppor for hit rd working 1nd1v l'ull tmw & wknds 673·40!W M:mnt• ml'Ch & £'lt.'l'l for f{eneral :.h1pyurd work 2431 W <.:ous t llwy Mature woman to prov1dl' lovt• & curt.• for infant 3 tla)s a wt•ck My homt• while motht•r \l.orkl> bl3-62ti7 11ft 5 l•M M A 1' U R t-: W 0 M I\ N p t 1 ml' to w t• l 1: om t' nl'Wl'Om t'ri. & contJC't merchants f'1cx1blc hrs Nl'~ l'ar. lite typing 547~5 Medical back nt fac(' f ped1atn1:1an s Some exp prfrd St•nd response to rt =29:t c o Dail) Piiot Bo r.)60 (."osta Mesa. CA 92~ Models & bcorts Mosseuse-s fcm.ile Toi' munc~ :\11.1.'>thavet'ar fiJt 2140 --------- PERMANENT JOB 2 IJ J ) S p t.' r \lo C I' k , 0Pt'n:.1onpr'l> prdt•rrt•d. t·ar no sclltn~ 673 lUY SALES S:.il eslady wanted tn Lagun11 Beach. P t1mt.' £xpcr·t1 1n seH1ni.: S<:rv1ces. 6-10·0755 Call fur Appl £stab '64 Per~onnl'I E~~~~~~~n~y for sell starter with pro vcn sales re1:ord. women's ready to wear Secretary SECT'I. asst p-t1 me 2 af temoons wk l'rfr II S J r H 645 7 104 days Kn!.lln ADP PENSION SERVICES Over 30 Please state a>?c• Hotfl Sales Se<urity Officers & rers Class1f1ed ad no for 2 sales mgrs llvy Estah'I se<'urat v rirm 297 Ci~ D~aly Pilot. P_o typing, (dan g & d 1t need:. rrhabk rl)Cll & Bo~ 1560. Costa Me:.a . C:i taphonc pre f'd. S650·S700 wo men for uniform Pd REAL ESTATE Ol"FICE CORONA DEL MAR is expund111g Extremely 92626 to start. Newporter Inn St>CU rllY Pt1!>1t 1ons an favorable comm1s!>1t111 SALES Oppur &. rh allcngl' of split for first applic<1nts LIVE T ll E OUTr>OR frred to r~-5p 1nd1viduals acrept{'d, LIFE YOU LOVE & GET in our Nl'WJ'l>rl fmunctal '-75-6122 PAID FOH IT firm lol'ated 111 r'ashaon ---Amcnca's largest out Island We have ammL'<i. REAL ISTATE SALES door rt'crcauonal c lub opcnangsfor licfore yu u mJkt• a nt'l-ds one or two fic·lcl P~ C lerils move. ~l\'e us a call W<! rcprcsenlitll\<Cs who en· Expcnencc Rt>quir(>d huve a bt!ttc r deal at JOY working with the pco· Xlnt workani.i l'Onds & co Select Properties pie who lovt.' to hunt. benefits offC'red. Newport Beach .556-2660 C'amp & fish We offer ex. Costa Mesa 75l·3191 ee l lent t ra 1n 1 n ~. Contact 644·4360 ext 262 !p SELECT quahf1ed leads & adll1 t1onal benefits If in. PROPERTIES terested call fur a ppoint· P~ Cl.Mc ment, Mon-Tues, 9·1 Ask Good typing s kills, ha n-You d on't need a gun to for Mr Taylor 558·8636 die mail, film.:. process-"draw fast" when you -, ---ang & rC1 mput1ng in pla1:e an ad an lhc Daily Lave s?,mcthmg ~ou want suranre. b1lhng, rehd Piiot Want Ad..,• Call now to sell Clasi.1f1ed a ds d o rc-t•ept1on1st Criod _6425678 at we ll -Call NOW, l>Jl~iry. benefits Fret> 642·56_17_8_. _____ _ P;1rk1ng N~·~~rt .(3(.'aC'h Help W~ 7100 Http Wanted 7100 CJll ~tr:-t Walsh . h14·•Ui50 ••••••••• ••••••• ••• •••• ••••••••••••••••••••• •• EO t-: llotcl. 644·1700. call Sara. Costa M c•!>a Fu 11 or ext 536. F. 0 E. p / t 1 m c H c t 1 r c d SECRET1\ RY ,TYP ISt welcome Phone m :un full time, ~horthand ofr ('Olleet fur a Co!>la h<>lpful. upply 1n 1>er.,on '.\1 cs u a P P l \ 2 I 3 l to .\I r Fu e nt es, Lil 2.55-0156 Robert Bein. Wilham f'rost & Asso1: 1401 Quail St . Newport Bcal·h Secr etary .Admin1s trat1 Vl duties, w 1advert1s1ng & copy.wntinJ? background nded to start 1mml'd Call Ken Lewis, 754·7841. Secy, l(l'n ufc t-Xpt'r, !.h typin~. Nwpt Cntr ~irca 7.5!1 114 I Service Sta /\ttcndant. cxper'd 1-ull or p1t1mt· /\µply, Arco Stillion. 17th & Irvine. t::\1 Service Stat ~n ,\ tlcn · Sec r etary to ad dant. l'Xper'd L>ay & manastralor. apt com Eves Full & p lime Ap plcx Xlnl l·und & ply, Shell Stulaon. 17th & benefits Team p layer. Irvine. ~U t act. exper eSSl•ntaal ----- Resume requested Rep-Scrvll'C Sta 1\ttcnd ly to Box =224. cto Thl· F ltml'. t.•\pt·r·11. lill' Daily Pilot, PO Box mech·I kno\l.lt'<J~1.· Alli' ~1560.Costil Mesa.92626 ly,2590Ncwport lll.C.\1 TEUPHOtU SALES Tm>d Of T he Roullnl"' Thb job I!> ror you I Call V6 Now At 833-8095 T1me-L1fe Labranes Equal Opp Ernpl)lr m d Tow Truck Ort vc>rs PX per'd Top pay Apply. G&WTOWl.lli(. 1000 lnlOl" A\e, NB642·l252 'VIUC AUCTION MANY IT£MS OI-' l"l~f: ~STATf: JEW £-:I.It Y ART OUJ ~CTS. AN T IQ U E !-., f'I NF. fUltN ITU Ht:. a-:T<: P HONE, f'OR INF-'() & BROCICURt:: &l5 2200 **I BUY •• C<XJd usoo t-'um1turt: & Appliances OR I w11, ell or SELL for You MASTEAS AUCTIOM 6464686 & 833.9625 TRA VB. AGENT Moving lrg uld walnut roll LOP llei.k S97S Ku~ sazc Newport/Jrvint>. Min :l bed SlOO etc G-Old N Jllg h1dc·a l>cd $.50, (Omfo rt.sbit• upho l·d chitir $111, sculptured Oltve tool' cpl ·i:. Jpprox 100 yards. S2 yd 83V 3901 afl4 llarcalounger rcclnr m1#· yrs e xpcr <.:all 754· ISSS. 673·94AA bt·1ge ll t:rculo~ perf Ueaut1ru1 a r111qut• m~r rnnd. $110 puker tbt $10 roroo s1debourc1 Can1.•d 5''8·6884. ------ C~lnatton TYPESmER/ TYPIST ~ x p e r 1 l' n c t' d w 1 l h knowlt:Jgc uf told tYPl' E). c e 11 t• n l c• o m p a n y benefits Apply bctwel'n 4PM & tiPM. Monday through Frida~ Ask for O;n e Uulll•rrl'/ OHA~G t-: COAST l>/\ll.Y l'IU>T 330W BaySt . <.:ti:.la :\1esa\'t•r , I!. luokmk for a p lamt• l)'pa:-.l ,\ton & Tu1.'l> Plt•asunt '<'urking temds \lodem l'QWP /\pply 111 person, ltitiO P lul·cnt1u l\vt·. CM WANTED DRIVER SUNDAY OMLY lions & _.:iris StiOOOorufr ii' Lawson t ype sor ... Alll4 SheHiclll rnfCt•l & l(miwhale slnpe Vt>lve~ tc<J set ~ilvt•r pl.ell' w l'U1>h1on bar!. <Drex 9i000 or ofr Ca II !ii5 !1.15!1 l.'l i gocl<t cond 2 Bla1:k vr673 ti2'N wrought iron occa saun:sl Fo s t or1 J Cry s t ... 1 :.tl'm'<'Jrl', ltc h ed chr~ W/rU!;t f..,bri; cushions 846·968i Sen 1t't! for 14 . $2i:i G1rr~ twin bedroom ser, ~ 4lM·~'l2 poster canopy bed. 5·p1:. Appiancn 8010 S2i5 or bt'st orrer •• ••••• •• •• ••• •• • • • •• • • 631 0020 -------1-· n G HT 0 1\ M <: i-: D Sofa matchmg chr stdt• HO'I'POl"-'"f S1\LE J~ . C'h,.;_. ollo. t bls. !~mpo.. W \I. Jrnc>r nr llurbor. wrot iron glu.ss top tbl. ti S.11tt:.i 1\n" 979 2921 chrs 648·83(}8 •Washt!r!.. dryer... cleJn l<.itt mo(frls, yr i.:u.ir StOO up d e li v1•rl'd Kmg «, 1);16 ~10 M C K.tng St Waterbcd. fully equipped x:r.l conrl B.lrgair.. Sl50. 640 0410. &'4·4684 Nf:W Wurt!'::. Con\'l•rtablc Cus tom 42 .. x4!' .. ;i,. • L>1shw<1!>ht•r Coi.t $290. beveled glass cofft<e t:. Sa cnhee Sl90 S4tl·8904 blc 5400 640·0946 Washer · Uryer 01:-; Wantl'd i.:1rl's t•anopy ·I hwasher SlOO l'a. Color poi.lcr b<.'<I set TV $100. 646 5R48 581-!1350 To deliver Daily Pilot I bundll'~ to earners He· K l' nm 0 r t· P u r 1 db t· Twin box spnng & mat· qwre:-. van or lurge ~la· Washer & Dryl'r. $5U lrt.~s. Ba~ars,S35. llvn Y.J~On ... nd a J!Uod each 979 1471 644·624!1 • dnvang rernrd Phone GE refngl•rator. Ctlmnst f\Jrruture Sa!c-top qua l. 64l-4nl and Jsk for nt>w. $250. 646 2614 or ty. contemp, waln ut Harn Sl>elt•} 840-2902 furn. stcreu equip. salver EQU,\L -& Sa & OPPORTUNITY Kenmore Wa s her $95. set. m tsc items. l EM PLOVER Whir lpool d1!>hwashcr Sun 406 Da hlia, <.:dM $75 . New Whirlpool gas 573_40_i_t1 _____ _ Warehousemen need ed dryer S239 !iS, Guar & de Blk vm sofa bd S75 Danish for m anne d1stnbutor 1.1v·d 546·8672 mod end Ibis S2.5 pr . Some boating or ma rme d 1 S2 exp erienct.' helpful Bicycles 8020 crystaltgol .a mp :-: Warchous~ expt:-rtenee ••••••••••••••••••••••• bi3·3591 675-4000 necessary <.:all 54U 11671 1'wm bed. xtra long. head for appt & dtta11:. Cycle & Company board sso. round corrt:l· E 0 E M F II table $20 84.2·8So4 WATCHMAKER To assist engineer w dC\ clopmcn1 of tit> hcall' prc1:1se mstruml'n tat1vo for 011 ral'ld. (;ood working <'On d s -t to benefits Top pay EOE Sr1ent1f1t· Dnlhn~ Con trols Newport Bl•ach. 557-9051 ask for Ron Lil tic WORK AT HOME Phone sales 7 llum 530 S22U GRAND OPENING W ll EE L <.:H A IR & OINETTE S ET . X!nt t•ond Gd pnc·es. 646·4174 . SALE New & used bike~. big GanlcJe ~ 80SS dtscounls. lOspds $97 50 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beach Cruiser~ PUIUC AUCTION Foxie M~s MANY f'IN E ITEMS OF Molo·Cross bakes parts ESTATE JEWELRY. ART OBJECTS . A N at1·ess Repai r s all TIQUES. FINI-~ FURN . makes Buy :.ell trade ETC PHONE POR II\. coruiign f'O & UROCHU RJo: 2A70 NEW PO HT BL. t:M G45-2200 642·7YIO ------- YARDMAN Rental center has open· Gttanc 600. S135 ta:.h an.:s t or 2 mt'n <.:11llaftt1pm Two large green rugs, bar refn gerator . 20 .. hike toys 18112Mann lrvme Mechanical knowledge· ~·9452 f\Jrruture, plants, m1::.l'. helpful. neat handwnt· Nts hiki. m en·::. 10 '>P. E\ cry t htrg goe:o. mg nee Weekday off almost nu. perfcl'l <·ond _tm-__ 735_•------· Will tram. Apply. IYJO Sl15 548 5659 Washer. dn.·er. r"fn g. 1 Newport Blvd. CM ._ yr USl'. Beds · /\ntagul· Merehandi~ luildinq Mcrteriab 8025 mabog set. qn & twin~. •• ••• • • • • • • • •• • •• • • • • •• Span Antq dining /<•onfpr ••....•.•.••.•........• 8005 WHtft'ft R~ Cedar sl tbl Many m1!>C tt<'m' ::; Wh 1c;tl:n ~ Sw;J n cWood b r1 gl•I Ir v. fo'ra/Sat/Sun 8 to5. ....................... sadmg, paneling, dct·k AMERICAN OAK mg LarJ?est Selection CEDAR WEST MOTOR ROUTE Plitnl Suix·nntendeot Small st.irtup m:rn11L1l' tunng & ;1ss1•mhly plant l>l'ck~ 1nd1v11Ju;1l with d1vl•ri.1f1t•d background m pnKJuct1on & purehaS· ing man;i~t·mt>nt fO:x · t•cllt•nl growth & income op port unity for person w1lhnl! W ~ct tolully in· \'Olvcd &·nd re!>Umt.' or lellt.'r to Southland H1ch C:o. 2081 UU!>lllt.''>l> <.:cnl er Dr, Ste HIO, In ml'. Ca ~mis ~--~./ ,,,,,,,. .. ~ ...... ' SECRETARY Serv Stu lll'lp ncc•ded 1 m an Orange County «213I849·1233or g.t5 7638 Lav rm furn, cost $800, mro l-\1 11 or p t ,\pvly Stewart Roth Antiques Cats 8035 selling ror $400. Refng, U1:11ly Pilot route 1n Lit)(Uflil Bt:al·h & Suuth L11~unt1 . aftl'rnoons. M•mduy throu.:h F riday plu.' S<ltur<Ja y unll ~lln day mornings $4~0 OU per mo i.iros:-. 11rof1L , S50 1)0 cash d('l)(1s1 t rl' •1wn'<l Call 642 1:121 <isk for C:1rtul:1twn l.eUVl' Namt• /\11dress. l'hone Number und Muke of ('.Jr (i<XKI (or .,tutlenl or 'f'ellr1..-d Pt·r,.on NURSE-LYN 3·11 Shan F t1ml' 59 berl fac1l1ty Xlnt lien~ Bayvu.•w Conv. llosp 2055 Thunn Ave. CM M2·350S :-;Uf'Sing PLUMBERS DRAIN MAN WlLL TRAIN W10WN TRUCK Appl} 1J37 S RnstolS A POLISHER RN'S Nl'~.'dl·t! in De~reasing &nr"JftKyRoom Ho om W111 t ra 1 n t-'1llme pol!1l1ons avail on ~2001 , Irvine all shirts 6 Mo'l> arutc hosp exper rl'<fd lCU, CCU background pref"d Xlnt sal & bl•nl'f11 prn i:ram. Suddleback Co m munity llosp • x:J7 •1500 e xt 37 1 Printed e1rru1t board manufacturer. Isl & 2nd -;haft, all pos1t1ons ope n. Will tram. $3.25 tn start Apply at JOO't S Oak S t. Santa Ana Nursin~ PRINTING L VN 3-1 I. I 1-7 H e I 1 er s A 11 g h l I> &per. lusiMH 549-~ 1 Fcrms Collator Opr Should know s napout & MunitMJ A~ts t'nnunuous forms. Will All shifts . Trammi.t pro· CQOSidcr trainee w /some gram for cert. Xlnt pay & collator ba1:k~round 1>ens Bayview Conv S.A area oC Orange Co. Hosp. 2055 Thurm St. ~27 C.M 642·3505 E 0 E --------- hoofrMdef t" /t OFFICE MANAGl!:R / Mon 10am-3pm. Tues PERSON FRIDAY 9am llam, Wed 9-5, f'n Progressive. young N B 9am llam Mus t have l'OllSUlllng firm needs H som l' typing a b ili t y sharp outgoing lnd1v to Pleasant working conds take chg of l person oC Apply in person. Pe n· r Ice v 8 r I et y 0 f f\YS8Ver. 1660 Placentia respons1b1hl1l'S. anl'lud Ave, C M hea vy rt•ccpt1on & ---------- s ecretarial. (min so hlblicR4tlatioM • .wpm>. bkkpng & office P1t1me Must have good mgmt lnd1v must be education, s p ea king mature. career oncntcd Rb1Uty, desire & w1llin~ & have hnd supervisory ncss to attend mcehn~s exp. This 1!1 a challeni<ln$! &. advocate property "r owlh position w /a rights & Cree enterprise ropldJy cxpandinR firm system before public & <.:PA &/or law firm orr government bodies. Re p- u per a plus . Very ly toCl1tu ificdadno.298 ple.isant environment, e /o DaUy Pilot. PO Rox nice p eople. aood 1560. Costa Meas. C:t beneClls. Sal1try com -9262lli mensurate w !••Per •·.-.-.-.-.-;.-.-.-;.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-;.-; Please ffl>d rt'tlum e to Box no 1.!M, OR1ly Piiot. PO Box 1560, Costa Mes., Ca 112626 ~AllAOE SALE ads 10 l.be Dally Pilot bnng hap- py reaY.Jts. To pl1tc. your drawlna c ard, phone -~:~today' To place your message before the reading pubUc. phone D•llY Pilot Clasa1fitd: 642-5678 ' l:eSIAURANI · IF YOU WANT TO SUCCEED, SIULER WANTS YOU! Division of Collins Foods Jnternational, Inc. Our business is booming, so help us open our brand new restaurant 1n Newport Beach We have part time and full time opportunities for: • Service ~ttendents • Hostess • Generat Counter Help • • Broiler Cooks • Cashiers • Busboys We are one of the nation's most respected steak house chains o f f e r 1 ~ .9 o u t s t a n d 1 n g o pportun1t1es to aggressive and ambitious people not afraid of working 1n a fast ·paced environment We have hours to fat your schedule on days. nights or weekends. So Moms come on in and work lunches from 11 :00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. daily. If your experience is l1m1ted ... fine - we have a dedicated professional restaurant management wt\_O are here to help you succeed. We offer company paid medical. life insurance and a pe1d leave vacation. APPLY IN PERSON 12 noon to 5 p.m. daily at • 1000 Bristol Street North Newport Plaza Newport Beach. CA An 1mmed. opening for seeretary with exc <>kills Construc 11on expr helpful. Call Nanc y 752·1904 990 f: Cst llwy. N Ii 750 E. Dyer Rd S.A •••••••••••••• ••• •••••• upnte freezer. 2 bdrm _iat Nwpt Fwy ~5~·_89_22_ swtes, blk & wht TV. SHIPPIMG CLERIC ••••••••••Fcmalt'. tagt"'r kittens 11 dinette set , s wingsel- Exix•r'd Nl•edl•d lt• run wct•k!. old. S.SOO t.'aC'h. new , P l<'O!C tbl & Secre t ary f/yo un ~ b1omed1ca I corp Sl'IC s t ar t er w t i.:o od seeretanal & ori.ianrza· t1onal sk1lls. Typin~ 50 wpm, xlnl growth & Potential & ~neftts NB 63l-l8S5 ext 13 s hi p / rc•t· dl'pt. for a J~~~{~~~~S 5"7·31112 bcnehe:;, law1! t•hr.>. BBQ 6(rowml! ml•tl1C':il sup· WJ IOLESALEONl.V Thret• adorabll' kitten!> 10 gnll. pictures. plant~. plJe!> mu out .lob will an ENGLISH SHIPM E:NT s::ood homt• bar w ino stools, campini: elude a~!.ISllO~ an other ON SALE NOW,, f>..IS-4[>Z:! t' q u 1 pl . 6 3 F u r cl dl•pts Sturtang w;i.:c 1:.-. 18335 MT I.ANGLEY 1--Econolinl' van. G·eyl tommensur~atc w t'\Pl'r FOUNTAIN VALLEY ~ 8040 $il50.Lots llfodds&endl>' Send qu<1lll1t•utwn:. & \168 l:JJI ••••••••••••••••••••••• lilt Fullerton Ave, CM work l'Xpcr lo Cl11s!.1rll'd ''!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~·Goldt>n lh'triever pup &\2 0086. Y·5pm ad no 29G. CIC\ Oa1h Pll'S Al\CF1l'ld&~llO\I. -.----.- P1lot.POBoxl560.t'oMa *** pet Shots. wo rrncd Garage Sale M isc . Secretary. Span spkng. Mesa. Ca 921126 nusl'tl w iTU.: Xlnt di:.p purs<.~. shoes. slippers & pit for s ml ore in c r.1 -AIWte Port~r 12131 425.1561 othe r items. 5l' uµ. 292!J Hrly sal open 751·6892 Shoe Sall'S i>t•rl>on. l'Xp, 21 JS Santa Ana ---. -Royal Palm Dr. C:\f -full time, top comm app Costa Mesa Sha Tzu l'uppll''· r,•mull·. 8 , S E CRET A RY Lega l Iv m prsn. Paul 1\llan Vou an·thl'WlllnC'rnf v.k:.. i\KC r l'I(, S200 5 pillow t)pl· couch. trainee. must have good S~ 9 Fa.,h1on Island 2lickNs tSl:IOO\';ilui·l KJ.1-024it t'hdtr:., ~1an1 foam typing. ore skills. some NB pillow. LJPi.' dl'cl<s '~ secretanal cxpl'r nee tu thi· JIJLY 15 ''"("Shih Tiu JlUllPll':.. m1Sl' items 1440 260j Grow w t h rm, sa I a r y Skip load oix·ralur. l'XJ>l'r 8 OOP:\I Pl·rfurm,inc1.· hlk & v. hi. ~1tlorablc. 16."122 H11l\'1ew Car. HB S600-S700. :>43 9277 all phase:-uf WJdani: t ld llf lht• g,i7 112&1 wagt.•s L>ou~. 13!.I 3&1 1 Royal Lipiuon ----- -Statliott Show FrH to You 8045 GARAGE SALE SUNDAY ONL\' SECRETARY Irvine based munufac Stock & deliver, full or turer has openings ror PfT' Clean & neat Apply sec'y to national s ales at 495 E. 17th St. CM /\sk mgr & 3 region m~rs m for l.;arry or Paul field. Salary commens w /s kalls. cxper . Xlnt rompany benefith Send resume to Nationa l Sales Mg r . PO Box 16307. Irvine. Ca. 927l3. Switchboard Opr. Full &. p/t. Will t ram Must be rcha. & able to work cvcs/wknds. Ph 645-756.5 Secretary EXEC SECRETARY TOOLMAKERS To The President and general m achinists for growm~ com pany .5 Real est investment firm yrs expcriencl'. Perma for educators Good nent POl>ltions Top career oppor & very wages & benefits. Kuntz challengin.g Xlnt lYP· Mfg C-0 Inc :>40-7370 Ing/sh req d. Exer secy ---------exper a must. Ca11$ileen at640-01.23. \ Make your s ho ppin g WANT ACTION?\ easter by using the Daily Classifed Ads 642·56~8 Pllot Classified Ads. .... W..ted 7100 .... W..tect 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• n. Cffy of ........... ..... En.10,_.1.e & Tf'GillllMJ Adu•dst1 allow •...-en Op1Rh•l)t for Through the use of clasiiroom & on the job tralolng participants learn the use or equipment, tools & chemicals necessary In lnndsct1pe 1n:stalfut1on & maintenance operations. The program Is 40 hrs per wk for 18 wk:i during which the pf.1rt1c1pant I! pall113.30 per hr These ore CET A funded positions & require HunUnglOJ'l Beach re3tdency 4s 15 wb pnor unemployment Applications wlll bt' accepted until 3PM Frldlly July 7th at the Employm ent It. Trainiof ~ter, 538 Main St. H B ... at the ANAHEIM (.;ONVENTlON <.;ENTER July M. 15, 16 Call 642·5678. ext 329. lo claim your tickets. "*** ••••••••••••••••••••••• !l ~· g la ~~ ~h e l v 1 nJ!. f'ree to !!ood homt>. ·~ plywood. fans . book.· Labl''2 Dalmat1on 5 mos pictures. old 837 5!134--333 E . 18th SL .. /\pt n M. ed ,. k T Costa Mesa 1x -..or er l'rners. ---------- M !Ft-rn 5. Wl'Cks old. Multi Family Garage s.1h 673·9'l74 Sat/Son 9·5. 830 Darrell St, Costa Mesa. Home wanll'd for malt• --------- Amen can oak anllqucs Mmaaturt• Apnn>t 1'110· Sat/Sun J uly 1. 2, 2027:! direct fro m M1ssour1 die PJ.per~. ~ Ycaro;. Santa Ana Ave, Sant;, Wh olesale+ 10'1r 551.0504 /\na H~hts Everything from h1i1h ---'------- top boots to t oll top 2 yr old oran~c & black GARAGESAL J:;. d esks . ir:arth Wo rks. C<Alicot'at. s p..yro. 'ho4. SUNDAY ONLY. 2538 18931 Magnolia. f'.V. hsebroken. ro~nd m Irv NewportBlvd .CM. 963-7958 549-2513 ---------Garage sale July l !>t 9 to ****'*'* WHOLESALE TOTIIETRADE Jonathan lixby's 2911 Croddy Way Santa i\na, Ca. 540-2911 Special call> for Cal lover; only. I gry /blk. t orng, M's, l I wks. Isl s ht>l:. 540.7032 MALE KIITEN 5 3501 Almond, lrvml' Vtolin, am /fr~.rad an. rocker. drapes. dtncllc :.ct. lla rb1e doll l'OllCl' 1100. misc Sli\MF~"iF. fll.1\CK MOVING Gm \lelour 548-4615 couch & love!.eal $245 Antique piano. refinished Bdrm set S75. lamps $1 $49S or will exchange ror Australian Shep puppy m "' c. fro nt l h ro"' armo1re :.ilso l·hurch 979-1677, Ritta. lawnmower $ll0, soml' pew. Call 536·0907 tools 41Z E. Bay Ph Old Wedgewood. blue Fwftitwe 1050 _642_·_-8200 ______ _ vase. 1:andleholder, ••••••••••••••••••••••: 1201, Jasmmc CdM F\trn. b I a c k b o w I I 8 4 9 Antique brass & Alas!! dm clothm~. lolc; or pnnt:i; & patch w 0 r k q u I It tbl, Jll ex 60. 6 brass & UL.hos & misc. All d a)I Bavarian bowl. Other an-naugh chrs, $250 Bas::ic tt Sun ltques. 1·992·0748. fruJtwood buffet. $150 . ...;...... _______ . L.rg r ollan thr. $100. 7' Crf b t w m atl . nu cond _________ _, sofu & :! t·hro;. wood Drop s1deportacnb.d1<" AnUque Music Boxes! frarnes for pillows, $150. w I c h r 0 Id m 'J (I I f' Slot Machines! biS·7113 1lresser . cal b t:d. n7 Clock.s! Costa Mes.i St. C M H'UGE SELECTION Large solld oak desk $.W. 6'2·2164l DFAmerican 1175-8615 lntcmation3I Gara1otc sale. Refrtg. lgl. Gtallcrics King 5~ bed SlOO. kng sp~d lnsu lated do~ h ou14e S3S. s couch & match ~ Port. color t v. n~cc1~ ()pen Wed. thru Sat lov~eat, bm tweed SlOO work. Misc. Items. 10042 lll02 Kettering. Irv. both. or ofr Cu II 64S·5848 Blrchwood Dr. 962· ;520 <7 t•> 154.1rn -----.... ---iRound oak Uibl~. c law Garage Sale: Old baskets. reet & 4 chrs, nl"nr new sml oak d~k. old pollery Trade your old stuff for $500. 2 Ute brn velvet l•mp, sml wall cabinet, new aoodtu with a easy chrs SlOO ea. ~11 10l3ololdbutni~thlngs t'lu..'llfied Ad &42·S6'711 7eo.111 J 2608 Ocl•warc, 110. . .... ~ - -.. ·- I , , ... . D I., DAil " j) I .) I loah, Power 9040 loah. Pow~r 9040 Boats. Soil 9060 Boats, Soll 9060 8098 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Ml.c.tlon.ou• 1080 TV, Rodlo. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • HiR. Stereo 105SMl~ .. ~ ••••••••••............. ·····•••·••···•··•··•·· t;Jr:.~w S..ill· S.it "un r 1 Hike & pJrb '''"rt•nl( 'l(oodS. hoo\t•h1lld lll·m, molort )'ll' & pJrt'. t<oc•h l J.r pJrtS, & ffil'>I :lll)'J Monroe Way, CM 8060 •······················ Mwgan1quartcr geld mi; H yrs gd rccrt>11t1onal hor:;e w /even ll'll)(}l.'r:1 mcnt $600 1142 1755 1>44.4627 Alfalfa lea(y h :.ty $.5.85, horse reed & !>Upph es. frecdeh vcry O'Kfff~'s fffd & Tock ::544 Newport Blvd CM II.I t:,11 \qu.inum 1 umvl "' lhh $tUO \ntu.i p1nli.11l fl\Jlh ~ f.4:! ti12tJ l:! 1:u ft \\\''>llO~huui.l· nwn ., !>hort M11.:11 .. k1s "' Sulomun b111d1ni:'>. polt'i.. 'k1 r.1l'b l.1du.:s -.k1 buul.!.. l1c;h tun!.. ~ i.t01nd, i.ml i.tcrco s urf buun.I. m1:.c 111•111., 754-77K:! Sunday ti' s llllin~ g l ai.., tluor w if rn nil', $:!5 Jilt m l'll'l' UVl•n. ~5 Blt10 OW I l'I cupbds. S75 C:irt.op alum boat w /2HP motor. oars. c l<'. $250 Puch1nko gam e. shutters . m1s1• 4~-1-4492 I lydropomc tl:irdcn 8080 •.•••.•••..........•... LUGGAGE TAGS from )our bu,mcl>:. l'Jrd Sl•ncl om· 1· Jrd fur 1:.ic·h tai: plu.-. one 'Pu rt• \\ 1• r ('I u I II I> l' I m J 11 ... 11 t " w.ikd .1tlr;n•t 1\\.' •••I! & ..,, raµ. 1111.•t•l1 n~ 111rh ne• ID 11-<twfl•m ... nh I'll· v ... 111 Ju.-.-. & I hcl t ' 1-'or 11 IX'r~on11htcd t..ii: t>nrlO:.l· w.illl'UJ.'l'f, (ubr11• or "l)ay Glo" p~1p1.·r & w1• will bal'k & tnm your t,cgs Or I ry two l' u rd~ buck to llut·k PH ICES Sfru or 3/s.5 115 la~s Sl 601.·11 619 tai:s $1 501•;1 tO or more ~1 1IO cJ Scilt·sTax lnl'lud.•!I NOCAHU'' t!I) I U ft ~ilrS UPI ll!ht Ill "••r ::-.1 ut t:. ... 1h·nt 1,111.11 mower IU'l ~·1<1•1 t)pt.'Wntl•r, Ii.: .1rt1f1C1J I Xm.i:. Lrl'l', ~ 7'134 It. mfl.11abh.'. ~. ('hambers t mflat.1bh· kt•l•I all vulr1.tnttl'd wt1 m' ('.in u.w 5011 p u I\ (o1 ,k llllj.( 1).15~ l'hutu q>pwr w , .tll sup- plies cM.t $:!000. mu:.! 'di S600 l,;ull Pvt ply, OOll·~IJ •••••••....•...•....•.. :!.S" RCA COLOR TV Ueaullful contemporar) walnul cabinet New IJIC lure lube. only I year old $200 Call 642·0l31! CB Radio. 40 1:hannel Reallsuc. includml( un· der dash rack ror qwe k removal and trunk an tcnna Almost new. $b5 645-9484 ilft 6PM 2l "Color l yrw11r 1-'ree del & s1•l up 2052 Misce41GM061t. Newpor1 Bl, CM 642·534U Wanted 8081 25'' Zenith console. hk ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• l\eW early Amencan 11 ~ Woulrl llkr t1> buy u re· yrs old S3SO. 646·2838 :t!>on.1llly µri eccl lent trailer to sleep 6·1!. will a lso 1:on~1dcr renting s.n :11112 Stereo AM /FM radio, 2 speakers Gar r a 1 d turntable. needs ~Om t• work $50. 673·3388 Classic Thornes TO 124 Wellcroft 21 ' Wl•ekender. l1kt' nl'"' rood. fully co-.iered . ..,111:. 4. :!33 hp mlr Pnecd lo -.ell Ask ror M Jt:k 002 7788 or 1•ves 963 1025 8.1y boat, llJ' Lai>!>lrake ClaS!>IC. Gray I H Xlnl $2495 tr11dt• 759 02ti0 FOR SALE 1975 U · llcrnell Sei:dan Bndgt'. OMC 225. )(\r.1 <'lean. dual station, VIII-' depth finder twit l.1nk. m any xlru,.. l'riecd to 1110\'l' S.st offer. HARRISON'S SEA RAY BOA TS :1101 Coast llw}. N B 631-2547 LIDO LIVING 17 O'Un> ictn1 cond J1h & l•-------- \\'llhuut the h1~h co't' m;un '·""' mr1ud 11 Ir d. \t,1turc 1·ouplt' de,1r1:'> \cqwre 1h1s 1!1.1111 '"''h motor SHOO 19!1·bl:i7 or ... .11hn).! lc·,. ... on"' rrom IUO' IJ\e J board 11111orl'd IHl.~7020 malure 1•)..i>ericon·d ..itrc~s horn L1rlo hlJnd lo.ulor w bo.11 'llB UP ... ntertJtn l!llt·:-.t.. ~11 tu • LA:.Ol' .. : It 4!5 !',LUU., .1re.1 .15!:1 7044 ~·v\>1> or C"Jt.ihna. 1 h.ir'"' 101 1!:17i 'h w deluxe lrlr "knd' bU,llll''"· "nte oil. 1·niu> Sl5.000 1nq·,te<J mu-.11---------- :i1;u 1h·i.:n·l· \\ .iti·drnnl .di, ;m) rt•a,.onubll• ofr , 1 1· \\ , 1 11 1 1 11 1 1 1. 01 1 r.1dl· fo1 l.1tc model l.l0!>:-.1b1hl1c:-. "uh thi:-. un 'port...c·ar t.75 l!J.10 lltlll' drJffu t1~· & intewst Colum bia 2;i, iully ni.uwd 1111! !>mull 'hip Lt>s" than lor occun t·rw:-.tnl! Ind d duwn J)Nymenl on a )(alley. h1:ut.I . corllµli:.:. ~ ·~~ l' rf r1.1.n I h o,1 ... \' 'arul~ i:ear. hv) Wl'alhl•r ~.11 •. 1.UlHJ I ot.il I r1t·1.· ·,hroucb. s tllnduon!> nu l t•rms · L-'. y ht S 1 \>ollom paml & mun· U'ISl<.J' oc: a ~s t19so 1~0 5341 S..111 1131 Iii.) lfi~U Cal 20. 1ull 1•q111pl, ;4, hk•· 1111 S..'i.~00 71<1 •l41 t1510 l'' ,., "kl•nd:; LehmJn J2. tn11lcr. :! '-Jiil> Ol'W l'OVcr. t•I(' ~) 673 1003 ---- t:.oronado 15. l 'r old, IJ l.c nu, trl1. t·ompu!>:. + xtra:. Gall 642·0105 b loah, Slips/ Docks 901a •••··•••••·•······•···· SLIPS AV AILAILE YAl' Newport 646-U55 l Spurt t't!<ht•r 281t Fly br11lg1· tv.1n 1·11g1lll'' laµi;takt> TuJl nmtl1t 1011 l •• 1.,1i11.• 2 ~ I-u:i} S/\ILBOAT S LIP WILL l~Wl'IJl~I lt,uJio .;.J ft•t' THJ\OE M l>R FOrt ~ B 1.·r1u1p1m·nl 11,.cll k 11·I.. 7!'1 1~12 11903 1 J.:ros!> from Or.in.:e County fair 1 &i5·5686 I y r old CO:.t Nl'W s.500 S<-11 for S:WO Mui.I sell this weekend 640·64~ Ans serv 644-4634 Or.1w \our own or .,t•n<I nume , -addn•ss, phon1: & w1"ll mal..c Olll' t,1rd per lag Add 2.Y each Will buy USl'd l'urpenlrr :ind mt•rhanic tools and cl(' 979 9635 .,_,lic.-turntable w /solid walnut ----------mounung arm hoard 1·11mplelt>I) t•11u1pp1·1I ltc:uly lo go Slit> :1v,1l ~72W American L.1•)!11111 l..incl1ng 15th & \\ Balhu:i Bhd . :-,,.,.IJllrl Slip 1125 tli5 31fll out lx1urd SS.250 830 9495 Nfo:Eo J.'J to 10· \luonnl! Comn:illo 15 Sloop \Int 111 i\\Jlon :-..o"' l'Jll <.'Ontl Fa'>l & 1un Mu~t l7l<l i 532 lMM Jewe4ry 8070 .....•................• GEMS PRIVATE ESTATE 2 solitoi~s ~is.ct S24,975. ~·for sa.ooo. llue wtWte flawless MorqWs otMt-CJHIS all on Dlstnssselk. ly oppt. Only 17 I 41 546-0710 361 ct Marq d1a nni:. •Cry while $7500 14'1 l l Cc>I u mbian Em 1· ra Id 11oc.Jt.e> vt-ry ctc.·:ir So:! ooo :! 3.'i l1 llJ\\ l1:s~ rnd <.hJ $i500 :-,l' \l'r I -.ma 111-r lllJ"> & ,l.ml' 1110 .. 1.• !>iljl µhire<; Nc1.'Cl l'.l'>h Must 'di th1~ "l'l'k Hol1•\ l'rl''> h1d1h·n cl.1 -.p diamond d1JI 'h11l·ol,1ll· fal'e SJ500 P\ I l'ly 1714) f'H.2 Wiil or!Hi2 91\..10. RACQUET CL li U of Irvine. md1v1dual mcm bersh1p lkst offer 547 71»4 or 640·6958 Deep i.ca & i.urf f1shmg poles & rccb. S8-Sl2 ~·91U2 C~lor 'l'V :rn IF Pluys i:ood. s.'JO t)i.16·1525 250' l" galvam1.ed µ1pe. xlnt 1:om.I. S120 5411 5306 Wanted: d::irk wood t hcsl of druwcrs . F ur s<1l1• Srrtith Corona tvp1:writl·r port:ibl1: 646· l i9'.> Lincoln hl•ad c1:nt coll U S. H U & \JOI' ',IO <.'Otn~ worth $328 for S300 5-l6 .. «JKS II U train m o unted w l'Oj:!IO\'lt and ;J('l'l':.SOnl'!> ~ S46-40K.'I Lady'l> 3 !>pd b1kl'. Gd C<•nd ~5/ bst 53'i !l.t4H Also ParakeC'l-. fur s:.tll• Nl1\G,\lt.\ llUSPIT ,\L ~nd check or mone} 111 1.ll-r to PILOT PRINTING I' 0 Box 1500 l'o.-.ta \1ei.J , Ca 92621i PUBLIC AUCTION .:\IA~Y ITE.:\1S OF FIN E ESTATE JF.W .. :J.HY . AllT OBJECTS, /\ N TIQ l-:S. F INF. FUH:--1 . ETC. PHONE f'OH IN fO & BHOCll Unr-: &15·2200 IMtn.nrnh 8083 ...•...••............•. I HEB> AM AMP! Prde rralJly Jn o ld Fender Uascman. but Jn~thmi.: 1n good "ork1n~ <:0nd1l1on for around SlOO \\Ill Ju Call 661·6261 aft 5 30pm PEAVEY amplifier 110 watt dcure mode l 2· 12" spkrs . S295 (irm. 646·2163 Gary Des1i:nl'rs Ll'fluvcrs Liv rm Brkfrnt SIOO /t>fr Sofa Pf:/\VEY PA l yr old, tlJk SU:> Lg Ant I' hair 130 wall top w 12 coll. 4 S)C)(l.lldrmfurnSSO·S400 10" !>µk1 s S4~5 Mike /\nt1ques ~O up lldhril & 646 2023 ___ _ sprtad $225 Sleeper sora Sl25 S:lt & Sun !1·5 332 Office f\lmiture & 1-:~l·n1 ng Can yon Hd Equipment 8085 <..:d~1 ···················~··· WANTED TOP C 1\S ll OOLLAH PAIU FUR YO U H JEWELRY. Wt\TCllES. 1\HT OBJECTS. GOLi>. S ILVER SE RVI CE 1-'INE FUH!'llTCRE & i\."1,'TIQl.JES &15-2200 IB M EXl::CUT I VE l'yp('wnter-. Xlnt cond $450 Dave644-6411. Days IU:D 1\lmu ... 1 m·11o. t·lt·r. 2 Sets km!! ~Ill' llk1· nl'W Cop)mg machine. Royal Scnc!> 1600 tabll: model. hkc new St.25 <1 \' cllow ofc side chrs SZO l'a. 2 ex· l'l' blk i.w1vel rhrs $50 l'J Ch C<t 11 759 ll 11 or l>tO IA;()() \ thrat"' ldt!. 11111.l·r:-. mattr•''>:-. ""' ... µr111~:-. rn:1 :!.">:!I " fr a ml·:. $125 l'UI' h J..m).! '>L Urtho matt, I.xix .. pnn).!>i & fram1.• $.)(J1all Cid t·11nt.I .)Ill 1~13 (l'OSl Si?50' 5-~11281 ,1f\ t:pm 14 ~lu:.tl'rl'rJll llu(fer $150 16" Hl•).!1na C.trJll'l Shampuol·r $75 Thomp:-.on Wl'l 11r l>ry Vac Sl7S 548 Y.190 lbanc1. south p:i w S.!:15 NOR \\all'r b~.'d 1:11mp SM!>. fi4S !537 Pets 8087 ....................... '! Persian k1llem., long hatr . $25 I! wks old !)52 12..'>9 l '..irroli.. Ulue -gold Macaws. llyal'tnlh1mel. All babies. fri e ndly . lalkallVl' & b e aut. 49'1·5'197 ---Pi CMOS & O"Jans 8090 ...............•....... 9)0. MXR 10 band slert..'O graptuc equal11.cr. new $200 Sell SI 10 675·6371 lli·Fl. 8 track pl.i}er / re conlerSSO ~2·8574 RCA XL 100 25" remolt' swivel ronsole P erl rond 5'150 675-9959 or 673 6274 Ster eo l'Om ponents Marantz 2275. dual l':l'>!» recorder. Cassclle Mdl 550, Pioneer s peakt>r!'.. l\dva nce s pea k ers. Technique:. r eC'orl.I. Quadr ertcx 8 track $1250/a ll. 675·9959 or 673-627•1 Giant Screen TV. :.uper picture. 2 only, factory samples. s.595 ca. ~u p1:r mo. 540.2505: 759-0590 2 P.A. column speakers $100. l BSH c hanger . S20. 960· 37 ti5 loots & Morine Equipment ..••••..........•..••.. 9010 ....•....••..•......... ••• ROft Crowford 5521 Selkirk H...tiftCJIOft Beach You arc t he winner or 2 tickets·(S13.00ValUl'1 to the J ULY 15 I! OOPM Perform.inn• of the Royal Lipiuan Stallion Show \taos d1um11nd. ~ellow ).!old sollt<11n· I 29 Karat r11und. /\ppr~11:.t:U ~•l -&1.750. Sell for ~. 750 /ur trade for c·ar. 1> u or van Will ~1ve or lak1· 111 valu1• f11fference fi42.w :1;i MOW IS THE TIME for Job S<'ekers to rhc1·k the 0,11ly 1'1lol Help Wanted classificat1on If lhl' JOb you want is not there you might eons1dt•r offl•rmg your :-.l'rvict•:-. ~•th a n ad 1n thl' Juh Wanted c a t1.•gory 1'h11n1: 00·56711 P" ll t· r } k 11 11 1 :! 1• 1· I : o I h r a n s l' 11 1 3 k l' ' w furn & J)lfll' s.<ioo or kcyh<1ar<I. µt•rf for bo<its bt·>it ott i·r t>-Ui 35-10 ur l'ondo-. S500 1;.1r..11JO!I al lht' l\NAJH.:IM <.:ONVENTIO:"< <.:ENTER 8010 Mis.ce41oneous 808 .....•.................••..•................. r------------., I 15r; Additional I : FREE FIREWORKS I I with purchmiC of any assortment of I S7.95 or more. P r esent lhis coupon I at the stand I Furn o r11·111al ru).!. m11·ri1Sl'lll>l'. l)IJl•Wrtll'I l' I 1· <'I r 1 c .1 I :-. o p p I 1 l' ' l'lolhtng. 5-11 t,15 1 l'ouery set lop qty un ~ed l\utumn eolnr-., ;,t; J>Cl> $150. t'V(•n 4\f.I 5650 E xercise b1c' d1: S20 540 2i'i9 after fiP.:\t SllAPER 1·· & ..i, I 7766 Tolbert An. HI I spmdles S.1me ruu .. r ... \1otor ovcrhaul1·ll :!lllV I s~ your A~ricon Youth I Pnrlable S.'llKI he~l uff L Socc~ Orc)anizotlon lilcnn t>-1~·4340 ~----------J Sell1dll•111.•ms t>-1251171! l b 1-<I upn J:?hl Piano, saoo l'~1 II 54SI 65f.8 July 14, 15. lti Call 642-5671!. l:Xl :129, t11 l'latm your t1ckt'l:. .... SportinqGoods 8094 16' DORY. wioar~ & trlr ••••••••••••••••••••••• $42..i. Regulation pool table. Sohd ~l:ltl.'. S500 675·2213 ~1Jrlln !\1od. 336 30·30 n nc ~5 Stevens Mod 5100 dbl bl 20 ~a. Shotgun SJ 00 5-$5. 2083 !\IODEL Iii> W1nchei.ll'r r•rl· ·1;.1. model 9-1 30/30 Shotgun I<! i!I! pump. 2"13 \\ SCO(}l.' ;\1dl tJ4 tal 3855 nflr 6i5 9'J59 or 673·6274 Ph 963·4342 II fiberglass dm)!hy. $150 640·8112 Dory 15' 2·man ju:.t r1: fuushed SJOO/bc~l offer 494·5897 e\'en . loots, Morine Ecppment 9030 ........•...•.......... •ZODIAC . I -----~Fi*ND*Vi**iUR*NAME*; Port-A-Marine tnfl:llabll' Bot1t.;; 2'J25 Col le_ge, C M . 17141540-2070 • • • • • • • • .. .. • .. • • • • • • .. • • • • • • SEETHE ROY AL LIPIZZAN STALLION SHOW SATURDAY JULY15 8PM • ·~ g 1·t·:11 fam il." • 'ihO\\. filkcl \\ llli .. ,. ~:olnr. ~·\l'll\'llll'rll . • <lO nwil\ ,!\: lw :nil 1 I u I it I• • • '!')""l'"· 1!1 aclcl ition • le lhl' L1pi1.1.:1ns lhl'r 1· : ,;rl' St'Vl'ral r>lhl•r • t)r ct'cb ol hor~e~ : ~ l'n mult•s & .J po11 ~. • ~nd tht•y all pC'rfnrm • • • IO mu .... H' • • !ipec 1nl r:it1•-. • rbr group:--.. • l~c-rformancl' • • qm<.''-art· • ~oo r~t ; Fri. .July 11 • ~00 P:\l. 8 00 P:\1 • • • S;u t. Jul~· 15 • ~00 J>:\1 : ~n. July l ti • rtlont! nu 1 635·5000 .. .. ..... • .. • . .. .. • ' ~1"'\l•~''o" • • c:•NT•~ • • 100 W IC9ielle A.,. ,. ; Af'•hel"" Collf t) 101 U's easy . Look for your name and address in today's classified section. If you find your name and address call 642-5678 Ext. 329 We'll arrange for yQu to pick up your com - plimentary tickets at the nearest office of the ... _ ..... \ • GR.A Y MARINE tt The traditional heavy d u • Ly. lightweight m arine • engine To :JSO HP. G<" • n uine new p a rt ' • Authonred Distr: Bn s tol • Services. Costa Mesa . • (714 )892-8541 • Marine lottery Soles • Sper1al : 80 215 amp • SI 19.95. General M an.n<' • Ballenes 631-43-U .. ., Columb ia 26' inboard. • 1970. Atomil' 4. xlnl cond. knot meter. rompass. 3 • s ails. s ail cover. lifl' • jarkels etc Sl 1,950 ti • 17t41 676·4051, 7/\M • 5 :.:>PM & aft 6P!\1 <71<1 ) t 728-~ . ------- : Boots, Power 9040 ··•················•··· .. ., 18' Criscrnfl Mahog llull • on new trlr $750. Call • 645-420.1 or tl45· ll 03 • • • • .. • • • • • • .. .. • .. • • HELP!! 11· Johnson Sea::.port J ust s pcnl SZ700 on r1• Luild1nj! total bout. N1·w VG en!(, etc. 1:tc. Sacn f1 ce S2 t 5 o. t\ s k r or F. d Chcm ow. 954.2455 ",\IRS • • . \ROVF. • TllE • GROUND"« .. ~ . .. ·-·····························~············ . . , . -, . -.. . . .,, ,,, . ·-----................ - SEA RAY BOATS Now Open Until BPM 7 Days a week ONCE A YEAR CLEARANCE l!IQI Q l'1·11lltr) lnhoJrt1 t rhgl' 'Int l'llnt1 $5.')llU ~ ~·23 l'l,,...:-.11 l~h I• \\ e~l1.·r11 IJJ) lauurh. 111ahog hull I c'\ I ).!fl'\ m..i Fllll' run;. l(l t·.11 \\ rm t•r t·he:i11 ••It !Hfr... 8lti :..~ Kevin or J11h11 .. ill S1'.1r,1\ Jll • :-,p url bnd)!1'. I)\ ow11l'r 1175 2H!l>S i5 22 !'>l•a l«1v . ovt·r Save $6,37o. nlj.\hll'r. loaded ..;,,,cqwp 3U' Sµorthrtd~l'. 1w111 .\11t:-.I 'l'l' tv <llJIJfl'l' Vl:l's. t nm tabs ... 11·1'tr11· IWl! :1o1:1 rt•fng & stove. dol'k i.1dl' ---- power. s hower. 2110 Ti O\\t'lb li2. i.;d toml. ga llon furl. many l'XlrJ:-. n•n•nt -.un1·y S.1250 1 uni} Stock =ti32 1i:JI :!.~:m Sov~ $3,532 24 Express Cru1Sl'I \'~. trlr. ele<.'lnc r cfng, dot k s1d1: powt•r, trim taus. w1J>l·r-.. IUO ~allun fuel lo;idl·d 2 1111 Iv Stol· k • l' I. ,\ ~ ~ I l' • :_ I ' L.ilJ!>lrJkt'. cockt,111 h:iy 1·ru1!>l'r. lull 1·0,cr::.. nc" paml i:i:! 0217 =t.31. t;?:J Nu tkllll'r' Boats. Rent/ pku:.1· Chcrter 9050 Sav~ $3,245 :!ti Cudd\ Ca bm. VR. trlr. loadL' lo f1:.h . r.~ h1:rml•n s dl'l1Jthl Onl> mil' Sttx•k c~ Sov~ Sl,893 21)' Hunuboul. VII. trlr. onconly Stock 11510 HARRISON1S SEA RAY ·.················· ..... ALBACORE Fas t .ui· Sportf1:-.h\•r ,\ti JITom·, for I :J d sa\:. 1, IX~>Pfl' only F111 fl'!>~I 'J tum.-. 1·ull i l4 222 imm or 7\4 271i 15:!-J Wantl'14 9711i :.ell~ 23-m 11 b I t Nwpl Slip :J\ ad for bo.1h 11 1 e I l'O m Jlll' l' IJ~ll'<l \\Ith U:. for :.uk w1lhou1 trlr ~ood Must bkr 5-111 5S5b wll S750 l lob•l' I:!. i.lnt mw.t "l'll 5'150 &15 i4i0 l\1t1• Co' l'r -..11 b nt·" Boats, Speed & h•l!hwuy tra1ll·r l::x1·1•I Ski 908<> cond S7SO tHb·3 l<17 •• • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • Sul>ol S275 t(;J:-h Ev1.·n1ng~ ti73·1i7711 'ii Lancer 30 U1e:.l•I Loaded Ii M1i':o. oltl ~j .000 494 0000 Suntana :w. trlr, xtra' fully eqwr't Slip u~u1t $700) 631 -1!133 'l7' ~nc!lon. new atnmtl' I knot m l'l l·r 1•11rn pa:-..,, ~LOH'. xlnt '·onll SI 7 .1JOO 496->U!l:J t:.Jl 20, ,good l'OOd. !1 1111 i:-;, uir l'Ompu:-.:-.. run ll:-, n\J::.l anll:nnJ 55!1 552ri DESPERATE Hhodt·' :::i. 7 ..,,11 1. ~·.igull l} II xlnl t onl.I. &.ii lt>SI> !':kullni.: 'Jh11l. n1mpklc S350 or oft l' I t-M2 151:, * 77 Chall~nqer 1111~ Super high 1wrfor ·li>l Chl'' y Jl'l tun ram. r!ual quad. f.g)j lwa1h Ca m , C!l1· Bu -.'>t'l l hl'adl·rs Tandem trl1:r, nuu)!h mt. ull ac·1·c!>:-o OnJy :io hr~ Siil 0110 111 H'Slt-0 Sat: ~.2'.>5 l'n' IJl)' T~ation ..........•...•.•••••.• 9120 .........•............. '74 000GE >1,. TOH CAMPER SPECIAL I.fa'. •·H•r. lhtnl! r1:al.ly to j!ll' 1171~1 $4695 TRUCK CITY 554-5400 l-'1f\h & II arbor !-. ,\ 22 South Co."t 1\lbatro:-.~ hl·.1ut1tul n1nd1t1on SllELL TOP for lmporl S1500 b:-.1 vfr &111 i 1~1 111 PH:kup Bra~d nl·w . 67~ Iii 1 Ph 586·9177 12' Ld11nan Xlnt cond SlOO 55!1 7038 I I . l' I t) 1-· l: N T I \1 1- w J.ic.:I<~ Slp5 6. xlnl ronll $1500 firm 675·5832 3101 Coust llwy. N II 631·25'17 &oats, Sail 9060 Cr u" l' re-ad> on 1 y •• • • •• • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • S?3,500 'i:l I slan<lcr ~•o Older t·ampcr -I :-.<.111:. \\·/h l ru1•k $150 S111v1· l'v rdnA f~O 2700 •l l;\VI·: w i-: -GOT Tll..: •II/\ vr: w 1·: I arr. :r~ IE C.tll f>l4 I~ lo St•(• nOATS FOil YOL" {'.tll B~l.\TS F'()ll. YO~ (all I) n I! Yll l).1w11 or Dl lll'>l It YB ""' n •Jr l'lll'>l' I'"' tO\'l ol(li) 006:J .•• • 21 &•:i R:1v. '70 22· c.1:i~tron. ·75 32· Chni; <.:rnfl VOYAC.l::R SS.!MJ SI 1.itJI• SI 1.ilKI tl31 :lil!'.0 i :, c· \ I' I-: I> 0 H \' l"Yl'll00:-.0 l~I' full kl·l'I. ... 1011µ. ba'lt' ho:.il S.lOllO With trlr ~ •'Xlr:J!i S.'iSOO :,12 41!1i 1 ------21' Rc1m•ll. I U . t·abm 25 0 [J;i\, 'i'i,:-.l~·•il S9600 r rusr. ,hkl' n_u . m.ny xlr-. 211' llun~cr Tn SI 1.500 include VIit'. pnt head. :Jrr h .rntll•r :\tl\lf $2ll,i50 S/\ILBOATSA(;IH r It:!-: Motorized Bibs 9140 2h Hnmh.•v ().1 w,un ••••••••••••••••••••••• ::>loop. l!J. SI0.000 und\•f 1;r.1nd :.1H11 I (;,1n·ll1 rl•.J!pntl .nrnl'" Sli.OOO molJl.'11 i7.111m11l':-.,l\l111 10 xtra!>. tb l :tux 'IP" :l. c·ond ~ 2.'ill1 J>l'Mt•t•t C.1 l.1 hna lTU1:-.1:r Mu~t ,ell Only $13 llOO &lsiCJll Yachts 5411-1131 VESPA C.:1 1\0 \lup1·t1 Ocluxr. ltk1· tll'W. S300 Clll h73 100:; ISi.ANDER 30 MK 111 MotorcyclH/ T op t•nnd ask $25.000. Sc:oottrs 9150 dmghy. _galll'y. tndm :tr l1111a l<-1 n· trlr 71-1 712 9320 11 u 1. C' d <,;:I rnakeolr PP.6i5 3151 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rl::LL moLorc' t'll· Will Self 1 ~ tntl'fl'~l m hdmclS S ell' 7 5 ts Super Coronado 2:1 Xlnt s hp Ma,gnum s:JO MS !l-i~H '73 :w Sabrecr,1f1 I 0 . sh1 4, low hrs. loJcll'd. xlnt l'Ond ~, IU 2:144 w o rk ti75·9tli:l homl' I' P 20· Imp. 307 om". 20 llr~ SIO ('l' m UJOrNl v 11 F . DI-'. bait syc;. loa<l<•d. S550CI t7 M I 752 7R70 day:-. l i M 1()44 llH I Ii l'\'\'' 16 ' G la stron Ba\l)o.it XJntcnnd. 20hp, n~·w 1·v1 . trlr S895, li73·0.122 .17' ClaS!>ll' IH30 hnd)!l' dk rru1scr (;M di;I. mur h teak, gn•al hv1•ah11:.ird Uo )t 3 r <I u' y ·' ,. h I :-. S17,000 ~18 55Sti. 2"1 hrs 18' Run.ibout. \\ trlr. 120 I 0 . loonf,!1· .,1pr wut:-.. el('llO RJ7 57'19 l'N r:-.on loJd 5Y' Stl•t•I VJ\\ I. tbl 62 t.:!rnl'll'r. lrcl \'OY\G l-:H <'.II :W. alomH· 4 g,, ... 1·ng 1511 gl·nt, -.p111 , -.trm Jiii anthnr. Ill>!-'. tl1n f.!h\ I ull 1·\1~111.,ns S1qH·r t•1int1 1;;:; mi1 '75 l-.nd;:-.1111 <!!t .... upl'r boJt. \lhl'l'I, "p111. man) xtras. ~3.500 I' J> John ms 9060. Al ti40 2427 • • <.:oron<Jdo 25. :i .. ~ub . i ' 2 llonda l'll).!. -.uper clean w '"" '\to .... t 'di li4S·Oi19, i~!t ~11.'i!J IG 1-'t llolltt·~ tr<11kr Extr:i' SJfl:1'J C'all 9ti2 1121 l..ido 11. ;.: :-.l·b ~all. t rlr . wry 11,ood 1·u11d. SJ 200 532 1146 * 24' REINE.LL-Fl* 1975. 225 Chl'\'Y OM<.:. full galley. VII I'. r;1thom . enrlOSl'll t'11t'k111t mu-.t go 26' kell h . h1•a1111ri;lly fa.,t' handc·rJ1t1·d of nJk. l'l'<lar & ll:ak 01cscl I B F'1.1 II) 1·c1u1 pp1·<1 L111-; or TIDUJIDJIDJr Tl:-1 l'Xtr .... l:h'pl.n1•m1•nt lJ\l. Jallh value S.52.000 l•or 'ah• YACHTS NEWl'OllTH75 Hl:Ji D/\N1\ l'T 496·1J011:1 '7fl Tropn. 2.'>'. hk1· Ol''' t•anva:-.. \'11 F. rnul>l sdl Sl4. 750 55fHi5J.1 22' P1·n Y:in , x lnl . s ki /fish ha' h11;1t Lo hr:-.. (ull l'll"'r. 11 Ir 1·11• Xlnl rc1nd 1i42 5;!1!11 31' Bert ram Sprtf1i.h<•r R cad y to f 1 ~ h , 1• n <' bmuni. VII F. Cll. "Ill-' Xlnl v;1lul' ~4.!IOO Call 1175.0255 (i42 5fi7H $14 .!J5U !-.L l' ,II l.tdO i\nt·horaf!e. 675·3:>21 ~· Cllpper mar1111:. 1!175, F 1G. VHF. lath knot meter. !! !IHP mvtor. de<' star1 59!150 &rn :so:i:i Go Fast Sale (jo I.isl lo thl' 1.11•111rv clu·rl1 ~11 ( ;11 ,.,llt• Fa~ turv demo. µ111m ut111nal. ,11111 u1-u 1 1·.11l1 m.11 un:- <l\l<lllalll1• fo'11llv w arran- tecd from St <i!J!'i Save money ancl -.1.i1 l ~o IJM :.aJhnj! n11w ' C.: cl II -\)r 'ec LL~ ul 19:12 f: Pomona, Santa An:i 71<1 541 22R5 -......... . ... -,#-.... .. Ouna P111nt 551 2i;1'4~ atl t;PM • Kut• Cor c:al1 ~i.'inr no C.111541! ~Wit l[Yi1 Ii' ()'Oily nay~alll•r & tra1h•r ~300 711 't Jm ,1ha SH~1llO :;uu m1. SHOO ·;3 't amaha. 5U-OTT. 20U m 1. Sl300 963·2.;l/t Super Cl~on! 751 AAl>I C~1t:illn;1 2:!. -.upl•r c·IP:m pop tnµ 1 t•111'111;.11ri•. if> 11 0:'-ll>/\ 750F l.u miles. low pn l't" 536 1i 11 or 9li0· 584<1 1·1t..,lom rorkp1t c-usti1on .... i3 llonda 350 Snam bler ~:ill1•y. alt'ohol s \O\l' l~fl runs i::ood. $425 G1.'0rg1:, Jt•nny, S.'i.'100 K411 ~>H-111 551 17J7 Autos, Hew 9100 A~. Hew 9800 .......•.........•.................•.......... DA WE'RE DEALING!!' OVER I 00 HOMDAS NOW IN STOCK! ALSO, WE HAVE A CiOOD S&ECTIOH OF ACCORDS TOO! Ray Fl~ Says - ' .. luy yow New HOllda -..ow• and 'beat' the price i11crease! Good sefectiOft of Hondos at tfte old prices!' .. • No Catalytic Convertet" • Uses RecJlllar Gas • 42 MPG EPA One of tM hkjttest rated cars ner made! Good s.tKtion of Hte fabulous Accord in stock & a senlc• dept • 2nd to ftOlle. -· s ",. .... • I ~~~/ T,..,,, Tra~_. 9170 ~ lou , 4 wt.e.f DriYH 9550 TNCb 9560 TNClu 9560 &Jnday. July 2 1978 DAIL v PILOT DI .i t I 50 ••••••••• .. ••••••• •• ••• I~ 9540 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • l ,.irt. ,. :\.&It· 17' \t ~ Tuo ..•...................• 11> llood11 1. lt..10111 111.., nu, pur'-'ba .. .-t-d 111 t 'H, ;}jO(J 11\1 :. l.111 t ... ·r ?pm, Ml J.&IS8 '74 HONDA XR 75 EAL~lll'nl Com! rw.lun'I 27 Sth -. heel l ~'\.I twH-v ll<A:. ~"rag,. .,..-rfl'cl lur ll't-ndger'>. ,,. .. t dart btkl':.. bll') l'lt.., ~7!t~O b ... l ofr C .-11 ~orl .. .s\em~:. iS ferry 271'2 Slh wh1·t·I .. 6IS Chev ~. Tun. $6500 b'7~113 ------ bb Mui.t.ana ~ 4 burn·I u 1rbure1v1 btl( tire~ ffiJI? whl.., r .. , .. r i>\' c h ro m \' ( r n t w h I\ !ihar klt.•:.. Jlr ~ho<'k:o. :.hKhl d11mlll;t' lO frnl end M ·~&SELL IWYOR BIU !>47 3lK2 l~l travel trailer, 17 ~~· ·75 Yamaha l>T 17Sb K~lull. :.elf.conlaincd, 4 WIMef Drhn 9550 Great shupe $485. ibM ofr 11 ply ures. new b11u. & •••••••••••• •• ••••••••• '182·9838 water system Many '76 JHP xtras. Excell. cond. Can 4.,4 •icwup ·;4 350 Honda S350trun:. t>t-S('('n al 16411 Eagle '" " ~oodCall Dave Ln. llB orcallfWG.5908 P ower winc h . u ulo 497.3239 trans . power steenng. -----She rwood tenl traile r aircond. NEW! 78 Yamaha Enduro icampin1ot > Xlnt cond 1179521 OT 175. Only 500 miles. Sleeps ti Range, healer, $4995 SOOObest offer 557 8393 refr1g. s ink & table Motorcycle~· C IJ1>~1c. $1300 or be:.t offer. C<tll TRUCK CITY Zundat 250rc 1952. Also after 5 pm, 551·1040. 554--5400 llonda SO·greal cond Mont Wards tent trlr. Fifth& llarbor.S I\ Make offer 544 2965 u:.ed -1 umes. xtra whl. "72 Honda SL 100. on or orr road Very gd cond SJZS 00 0327 I looda MC 450 Mod forks. ('UStom seal, headers, runs·looks perfect. Mov a~nmg ssso 644-6248 '76 Jeep CJ ·7, 6 ryl, 4 ~pd. ----heavy duty. 18.000 m1 '78 Komfort 221 2', brand Xlnt rond 494·6272 new $5300 P P . 646-8630 '17 Jffft 4x4 PICKUP 4 ,500 a ctu al mile:. ~=t 1>ell 536 7711 or Trailers. Utility 9180 I ll-'033151 $5795 ........•......•.•..... Motor Ho..s, SaAe/ ~et.al frame · single axil' TRUCK CITY COSTA MESA AMC/JEEP ~I IN CALIF. I '71 CHEROKEE $6995 <JM16NN127783l 32Cbero«ees In Stock OVHSTOCKED CJ5 Pkkups Wagoneers $1300 Discount on :.ome models 2.~ Harbor lllvcJ COSTA MESI\ 114 /549-802 3 1971FORD IROHCO This one's I oad cd' 1187VZJ< > $9699 PHIL LONG FORD 43 Auto Center Dr S D. Frwy ·Ir\' me 768-5888 195..S W11lys panel dehvcry xlnt condition 496·1~4 9560 a-t/Storoge 9160 ..•.................... ~~ t~~ 7S::~t. ror 554-5400 -Flflh & Harbor. S A Tn1elu J• 977 E Auto 5-nice, Ports .-,ent a I xccutl ve & "'cc-•......:.. 9400 '68 BRONCO Runs uood ••••••••••••••••••••••• Moto rho m e or M1n1 "' ,.._,..... .. motorhome from llerb ••••••••••••••••••••••• Looks bad $11~5 May F'r1e9lai\der. Call any of Autobody Repairs. Major lake Cycle in trade thcscnumbcrs or Minor <'Olhsion. Big _552_'_·7_1_32_J_i_m ____ _ 898-6 777 savings Alan 556-4017 537.7777 .i new Michelin J .R . 78·15 828-8888 tires + 15x8''i radial ---spoke nms. cost $600 +. '76 SIERRA asking $400. 675-8273 29' MOTOR HOME f'u lly i;elr cont a 1ned, ••••••••••••••••••••••• must Set> lo appreciate . Antiqun/ nus urut 1>old for over Cknsics 9520 £35.000 nl'W t ~ 3025981 ••• ••••• •• ••• •• •• • •• ••• $18,750 TRUCK CITY 554-5400 '62 Cont111cnla l Convert• ble Ne w top & up h ols t e r y M t·d1um mileage Best offer over 4M Evenings &t0· 1495 Fifth .. & Ha rbor. S i\ 62 Olds NCC<b cng Body - --fair cond Bes t offer Motw ~ RNtol 645-5643 111/J to 32' --- 1-\illy self conlamt.'25 N Harbor Blvd. S A • •5:11·2503•. n V rental '76 Mini mtr llomc Summe r ltl'l>V Slp s6. $165/wk ~-71107 HENT 23' f'1rt•b:.ill. :,elf t·ontatnt'CI. Lots of xtrns li45 Zlli.1 'Nl":W '7K31. Pact· Arrow SIP!> 5 L..oadt'<l. Wl·ckly rcnla l only. 6-16 213b <layi,, 646-6.S95 t•vc~ 29' Overland, :.Ip:, 6. S3SO /wk 556-1434 1.962 Maserat1 3500 GT!. clec windows. full leth. 5 borram wires. lo m1 ·s Rn1> xlnl $6475/offer. F1nanc1al prob lem:. cause sale All offer.; con s1dcrt'd Mu~l sell lh1l> wkcnd' 675-2424 --- ,530 ....................... '74 FORD COURIER MI Nl-MCYl'OR HOM t:: &nit by Seal. 1-~1bcrglass construcuon. Must see to apprecia t e Clean' 18687821 $4495 TRUCK CITY '76 CHEVY BLAZER 4•4 !35147) $6499 '77CHEVY. 4•4 PICKUP 151666) $5999 '73FORD 4x4 1RONCO ll2371 > $3999 '69 FORD 4x41RONCO 1YSDi l61 $2999 '68 TOY OT A 4x4 1VT'i7241 $2799 '73DODGE 41l4 PICKUP (~117·1 1 $3699 '67 IMTERNATIONAL 4x4 PICKUP oG!H731 $1499 TRUCK CITY 554--5400 Fifth & II arbor. S./\. W1nneba~o M 11 . 191>8. 1mmac. all options 'Bc~t offer 673 2525 554-5400 1978 J~p CJS. v.8 :.lick. f'l(lh & Harbor.S i\ PS. lr<1ck lock. tires & frailen. TrGYef 9170 wheel!> 968 12(}1 Jft S ••••••••••••••••••••••• 72 VW Bubble T o p '7SChev Slvcr·do• T4x4 .• N d <.:a mpcr. fnd~e. s tove. 1 a I> •A / c.; 111 Ill ,or;ia ; nc\'l'r sink. radio. CH. l'aS!Wlll' aut o. p~. P ·. • · 1977 DODGE TRUE SPIRIT VB. automal.Jc. air cond .. pe>wer stecnng. AM IFM stereo. custom wheels and tires. bucket scats, sunroor & much more! (10620791 $5888. CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 llarbor Bl vd COSTA MESA 546-1200 '75GMC 12'VANIODY Lift gate. new engine & Lraru. 185966WI $5895 TRUCK CITY 554-5400 Fifth & llarbor. S.i\. '63 lntem 'I PU. Short box, whl •pok• whl" l"i-b· b1es. 4 ·t·yt cng fr 979-0183 or 754·01'16 ----- '71 IMTEltMA TIO AL >;4 TOM and C.U.OVER-CAMPER (10655K l $2699 TRUCK CITY 554-5400 Fifth & Harbor. S i\. '70Dats.PU •t cyl .. 4 speed. r adio. heater Camper she I I. (858321') <Slk.• 1718BTI $1565 THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2000 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 042·0010 used r I Id ~1,MHI, hl_·..,t plavcr. large motor, new AM/F:\1 st~rco, ~a1>1.:. lt~t offer ,;48 AA87 tlrl~ ;md batterv Xlnl whl: 39M. I p S5S001 bo;t '7ti 2-1° L;.ayton L&kl• nt•w. t•onc.J 5~.00-0 m1~ S4200 ofrfl4S 4952 ---- w new air & awning Sips firm ~·3157 'titi Jeep 12 Ton P11'kup. '70 CHEVY 1/4 TOH H491i-3171 ·m ~n Road campt-r, xlnt runnmg rond. new and ZI' 5th Whl't.'lcr. deluxe. Chev. I ton walk lhru Lo lire!>. S2l8S ll37 5499 CAI-OVER-CAMPER -,hwr.tuh," <..: in m1.S3500.546-8354 IFYOU 178095C1 tl•r('Om. 5.0001111. Ownt•r ·7~ Ford XLT. ""•ton 4x4 havc:i serv1r('t11 c>llt•ror $3499 t>iJ ~08 with s hell. 12" tirl's. goods lo i,dl. placc un ad TRUCK CITY TRADg '61.i Muslan~ for a 161 2" rims. Northla nd 1 n the D a ii Y P ii o t tent trailer of equal Pkg. f'o~ lampc'I. i\tC. lo Classified Sel·t1on 554-5400 value 547·3182 rru. $6000/bst. 549-4348 Phone 642·5t;?tl Fifth & II arbor. S A Autos, Hew 9100 Autos, Hew 9100 Autos, Hew 9800 Autos, Hew 9800 ...•..•...•...•....•..• ············~·········· .........•........•••••.••.•..........•....... 11DOES IT AGAIN" WITH THE ALL NEW LANDMARK VAN if: '\. _ ORDER YOURS TODAY IT1S VANT ASTIC!! Everytning aoout tne Landmark says ouallty Including a peppy, two-litre. fuel-injected engine Famous VW rel1ab1l1ty and efficiency 'And a host of luxury features • nylon c11rpetlng • • pHlow·tiack bucke1 seats •double bod converhble sole "I • paneled wells • vlnyt heedllner end doCH penets OYB·STOCKID OHGOOO USID 1.AIMTSll MAMY TOCHOOSI NOMI . . . . . '59YW •-GMe ~'G°'~s~ru• -rvn1 OOOo . -. -.. - •ice boa. sink. bar • suede cur1a1ns • 2 rear speakers • choice of 2 designer pa1n1 schemes • lull 1nsulahon • deluae ophons a1 ••l•a eo'I "74 DASHER H...,_11 "" CO<>Cl<I-AMI~~ l'90tO t\ew P••nt new t~t• N1,. 16~KOI ---·-··-_._ SEVERAL LATE MODEL BUSES & CAMPERS '70FORD )/4 TOH recec UP 1"\Jll power & air t'ond <1Dl29891 $2295 TRUCK CITY 554-5400 Fifth & Harbor.SA '69 CHEVY c.20 UTILITY TRUCK V8. auto mat•<'. .1. tun chll!S!StS, factory 1:1 .r cond . utility box & wooU rack. radio, heater & low rrules. Excellent cond 1 t1o n . 16 41 671::1 !Stk 2263ATl. $2387 THEODORE ROBINS FORD 20o0 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 042·0010 '67 Ford PU. F IOO. V 8, auto. 12 T . 352 cng. tr bed. gd cond Sl500 Aft Spm & wkends. 548 1849 '74 FORD COURIER and OVERHEAD CAMPER (34795YI $3895 TRUCK CITY 554-5400 Fifth & Harbor. S i\ Class1f1ed Ads. your one st.op shoppmg center ALLEN GMC TRUCKS 1971GMC CAIAU.EltO Lonoclo -\18 .....,..,.."" C)wf •W\doiwll Cl\Mlle CCJf'WT~ ._, ,..__,,, "" cono a \le<to-l-($W80l8Z5006e7) 56490 1971GMC lALLYWAGOH a """ "-cono °"' """"9 6 b•ake~ Cru1te tOl"lttOt eu>1om •oo ""9 • '"' -(TGR~61"80?1 5 7976 WE HAVE A GOOD SELECTION OFJIMMYS, SUBURBANS &VAN CONVERSIONS wn•ecnSA' IM(M.lftUIOOJllf l COU•.-Y~ a ~"4; ..,.,_(IAU.91'1• , .. ". ~LLEN LADILLA( • 0l0!>AA081l £ GMC TR\J(l(S \ .. n ~~~~:'"4t~·J~'l E •ii '76 CHIVY >/4 TOH UTILITY IODY ( 182740.Sl $3995 TRUCK CITY 554-5400 Fifth & llarbor. S A 1977TOYOTA PICKUP 4 !Spt.'t.-<!, tonneau cover & u n I y S , 2 1 s m 1 I 1• i. • 11E47484 I 1977 FORD COURIER PICKUP Longbed ~ :.p nd & s terl.'o with l'3SSt!llt• (1Nl0'77) YOUR CHOICE $3895 Nabers Cadillac 1111111 t I """' l!f\ o1 ( •l.1\11,,'1(1 'ijlMl '75DOOGE >;•TOH PICKUP t!>7391YI $3695 TRUCK CITY 554-5400 F'lfth & Harbor. S A '75 FORD l ·TOH STAKE BED MS264Y I $4795 TRUCK CITY 554-5400 f'l(lh & Harbor. S I\ '75 FORD >; .. TOH ST AKE IB> (1991281 $4495 TRUCK CITY 554-5400 Firth & II arbor. S i\ '76 Datsun r U c·1>tm mt 3 m o old -.tcel belted radials, mag s. c s tm camper shell. mny xtras Clean throughout /\nx t0u.s. will deal 962 9438 '75FORD COURIER wjTOOLBED I 1664241 1 $2895 TRUCK CITY 554-5400 Fifth & Harbor.Si\ '58 1 2 T Ford P U all ter ram tires. S600 '62 F'ord Van panel. $650 Junk Impala. t'ni:pr ls rims Cash only 636 2162 Want Ad Help" 642·5678 Tnicb 9560 v-9570 AMfol W.t.d 9590 ,· .•........•.........................••.••...........•.•••............ '72 RANCHERO Super Hot• Mus t &e' (928451..1 $3499 TRUCK CITY 554-5400 Fifth & Harbor. S A '74 Luv PU. 1'\ M IF M st er fact .i1r, nu tire s. waterpump. batt. valvt' job Xlnt buy at $2200 673-3743. '76 CHEVY STIPSIDE PICKUP Supt!rClean' 11K77074) $4995 TRUCK CITY 554-5400 1"1fth & Harbor, S i\ -Gl RANCHERO• Good Condition 260 v~ Auto Cobra Jet beads Good work truck $600. 559 5861 or Sti -8655 '72DATSUN PICKUP Su p e r clean lJIP t74l34U1 $1795 TRUCK CITY 554-5400 F1flp 4' Harbor:~~ '73 Datsun P U. $2850 Lo miles. Eves & wknds. 646·7(}00 Vans 9570 .....................•• '72 CHEV 112 Ton Long Wheel Base Van V8. 3 speed, air cond r a d 1 o & h t' .i t l' r 117290KI tSlkl826AT I $2496 THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 HARBOR BLVD COSTA M ESA 042·0010 '74 FORD SURFE:RVAH Super clean' I 150997 1 $3999 TRUCK CITY 55~5400 Fifth& llarbor. SA '73 Fon! 12 T . Lo m1':, I' 1S. he:ttcr. i\ M 1 FM II trk stcr Ca pt t•hrs. crpt1paneltv1nyl inter ~d. $3500. 552 !1444 or 552 5630 '63 f ord t..ronohn1· It I') I nd:. J llltlt• WUI k but 1un:. 5650100 1721 Pu llerton, C' M 6'12 038b. btwn95pm '75DODGE SURFER VAN (71122RVI $4999 TRUCK CITY 554-5400 J.'lfth & Harbor. S i\ 1970 Ford E200. pnll(, 1·rpt nu brake:,, nu \ .ilVl'' xlnt l(as m1·-. $2\00 or ofr Evc!.. 642 Oll>M '76 CHEVY SURFER VAN •BLACK BEAUTY • 19752271 $4995 TRUCK CITY 554-5400 1"'1fth & llJrbor SA '69 FORD SURFER VAH Mu:.l &-e Pnced to Sell' •27\IU:iQ J $1999 TRUCK CITY 554-5400 . Fifth & Harbor. S i\ '63 CORVAIR SURFERVAH Must Sec Th1!. fk'a uty ' ILL.51701 $1699 TRUCK CITY 554-5400 Fifth & II arbor.~ 1\ '72 FORO SURFER VAH 170807L) $2999 TRUCK CITY 554-5400 Fifth & llarbor. S t\ '68DODGE SURFER VAN 1\IJ7BIJA I $1499 TRUCK CITY 554--5400 Fifth & Harbor. S A ---- WE BUY ClEAHCARS &. TRUCKS CONNELL CHEVROLET 28211 Harbor lllvd. COS'fi\ M t:SI\ 546--1200 WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR TOP lJSt:O CARS FOREIGN DOMESTIC' or C l.1\SSICS Ir your <'Br 1s o.>Xlrll r h:an bt.'C U.'i f1rsl IAUER IUICM . . 2925 llarbor Blvd , , . Cobta Mc:.a 97!f 250CI WE BUY USED CARS CALl...GAHTll U£edCtr M~r 540-5630 -- 1~1mm1 ·- 2626 HARBOR BLVD COST A M_E_S~ ~~ WEIUY USB> CARS! .,., \ wl 'rr the nl·W Chcvrolt•t dcalcr.1h1p m th1• Irvine--.~ i\ulo Center Wt• net•cl your u::.1:d car • .1-.,: JOE MAC PHERSON,'·"~ CHEVROLEt ... ,<. 21 i\uloCentcr Unvc IHVINI-.. 768-7222 I ~·~ A.ufos,lmporied ....................... AHo RCMneo •••·•·•·•···•····•••··· • ALFA ROMEO • _ ... - 78 Spider:. Jrt.' here' i\ few '77s lcfl ,1l factory rc-duccd prtl'c~ Leas•• dealer d1re('I BEACH IMPORTS 848 OOV I:: ~I R 1-: ET 1Near Mal't\nhur Blvd & J<Am borct' l<oad I N~WPOHT BEACH 752-0900 -;1 Spydcr. gd cond. xtra:. S35(X) b42 J5()1i ---- Autos Wanted 9590 Audi 9707 .........................................•.... 72 IOOLS. Sl.\75 Supt.·r l'lcan. all xtra:.. Hi5 !1434 or 6i3 305\f WE WILL BUY YOURDATSUH PAID FQH OR NOT '74 DODGE TOP DOLLAR ·;,, i\ud1 F•>JC Xlnt conn SURFER V AH FOR TOP CARS l\1r , auto sunroof. :.tert·•i Extra ni<:c! ca:-.~. ~.000 m1 $240tl ' 11727221 Makcorr 4\~ 1582 -------. $4199 '74 IOOLS. SIJM m i. s.'.3100 ur • TRUCK CITY bl•!.1 orr .. r 4!.l:!·4306. X32 429-1 554-5400 Sell th1n~s fa~t ~uh Dail} , FICth & Harbor. s A. Pilot Want ,\d~ Wan! Ads Call &12·5671', :-• Autos. Mew 9100 A.utos. Mew · 9100 Alltos, Mew o 9100 Autos. Hew HOO Autos, Hew 9100 : •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • BRAND NEW 1978 . . ... FACTORY WINDOW STICKER OUR DISCOUNT PRICE ~ $ ' SGC•518324-2875 PLUS TAX & LIC SGC4'618057·2872 Suno.i, Ju• t 2 1978 YOU CAN NOW BUY The HONDA ACCORD and HONDA ACCORD LX ·- NO WAITING 60 Now in stock! EXAMPLE: (1518) (SJE3066026) 1978 HONDA 1978 HONDA CIVIC ST A TION • WAGON Calif. EPA 41 ~ Hiway Rat~d 3 3 mpcJ C ity 36 MPG COMllHED ' !Stock 11 1424 SGA4525 7681 rsrock 1113951 (N8A40146441 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY IMMEDIATE DELIVERY $ $ P"c" ptut , ••• hClf!'llH c ,,., Subtect ro P•w::w Sate Ott., Goon,,,,..,,_.. ttt • OPEN AU DAY TUESDAY. THE 4TH OF JULY SALES & SERVICE OLDSMOBILE • GMC • HONDA 2850 HARBOR BlVD. COSTA MESA 540-9640 .-··-..... ------- Aalto1, IMport.d 4.tos, l"'port.d Autea. l"'ported Avtoa. lm,ort.d Autos, l.,.porW ······~··············· ••..•.•.•............••..•........................................... •••···················· '750 9712 0..... '720 9727 .. , ..... 9740 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1978 BMW's HERE NOW! COMPLETE IOOYSHOP MOWOPEM EXCELLENT SELECTION OF IMWRESALES We may have your next car in our inventory. Cull us today! 831-2040 495-4949 1977 IMW 32CH 4700 MILES! We still have one 1977 320i that was registered & used by BMW or North Amenca Black with tan mlenor. air cond .. stereo & alloys Immaculate! (4286). ROY CARVER IMW 154-0Jamborec Road NEWPORT BE/\Cll 640-6444 CREVIER &I sr "llOAOWAY SArHA AHA 835·3171 I THE V~TIMAU OlllVINC MACHINE •USEDIMWs• '722002 4.sp. (544LIAl '74 2002A,A/C/(598LPO > '75530i /\uto. t916MT\U. '76 2002.4spS/R C549P~> '76530i,Lux(606PHM I '76530i: S /R(581RCSI '77 320; 4 sp sr t7215M Y > Closed Oft Suttdcrys ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST .& Sales-Serv1 t:e· Leal>IOR Roy Carver.Inc. Holls ftoyl'C llMW l!>IOJamborcl' Newport Beach 640·6444 "67 CLASSIC 2000C cpe. Snrf. bluu /\M 1FM $4900 Ori~. p a int ~11chehns. !179·4537 '7G 5301. Auto :-.unrf. AM r:0.1 :-.tCrl·O tape 20.~oni: m1 Xlnl t:ond 973-1149 wkdys. ti-10·7507 'i6 2002. xlnl cond . ne w paint . loaded. $6995 559-5932. 532-2128 '76 BMW 2002, s unroof w/vlS(Jr. AM /FM radio & c ass player. Lite metallic blue. X1nt body & mech 'I cond $7150 833-7723 1!173 Bavana. 59K. air. sunroof. t:ipe dk. 4-spd, S5~ KJI 1~>'11 75 5.10 1 Lo" mlleal!l' J::x· . '77 Honda Civic Ne w 13 2A~~· excellent loved radials, AM /FM Runs cond1t1on. Needs n~w excellent S2 975 494.4750 home for someone will· · · ing to pay for a quality •73 HC!ftda Cl•lc, cur Start at Sil500 and Sl8'7H'tlm 837 .5499 see how fer owner will - come down. All extras. ·75 Wagon. 29M. AM I f'M dbl carburetlon. cstm s tereo. new tires. lug- air. Must sell Immediate-gage rack. $2900/o fr ly Call 714/848 0355. 956-0314 957·0214 eves Ove r J --------9730 Bluebook & worth tl 1 .,._. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 78 Pickup, 4.000 m1. d '76 XJS Dark Blue lras. $500 & takl' over w/beige leather inte r paymenu.552·8412 6000 m i's. Like ne w '69 510 Wagon. $950/or ...!!_!.!I00.64().5860 best offer PP. 75'·42AI. ·72 XJ6, silver lacquer 631·4497 eves finish w /r ed lthr int. ·1.i 260Z Runs & looks like Elcc. sunroof. Xlnt cond. nu AM/F M casse tte . Sli800 Ofc 640-7772. home mags. radio $4.200/best _S<_16-_Z7_l_8 ____ _ orrer492·3192 J...... 9732 1972 Dataun 510 4·dr. f:.ic -~·•••••••• •• ••• •• ••• •• • Lory air. 4-spd s tick. xlnl 73 Jensen Healey, xlnt rond, orig owner. $1550 rond, Lotus eng. 673·7180 964-1943. '78 Datsun 280Z. AM ll'M '53 Healy . convertible cass stereo. 6,000 mi. 4. h d l P . m u s t a rd . spd. mags. bra, & !>pe<.' ·$3750/besl ofr. 830·9457 exhaust sys tem. Must 1974 Jensen Healy, red/· sell· g etting married tan. 14M, top cond SGIOO ~92. 754 7782 963-:>.584 ---------' 11 1200 coupe gd running l<Gl"'lftDNtGhio 9735 cond Bs l rcasonabll' ofr ••••••••••••••••••••• •• 830-3882 74 Karman G h1J . '74'1t 2ff(>Z2+2 Orange. good cond ~ SUtitROOF $3350. Call 675·!H 24 Sp paint. 4·fpd· AM 'FM _e_v_es_t_w_k.M_s_. ____ _ stereo.tape, lo m1, A/C. ·m. nu engme. r adials. spec whls. P .P. Must ster. best offer. Good sell. 751·3499 cond. 675·7463. '77 280Z 4·S pd . air. 1972 convertible xlnt AM/FM 8·trk. excell rond. orange, nu brakes. cond moo. 559·7347 AM/FM cass. 673-7328 '76 280Z 2+2. mint cond. Maida 9738 Lite blue Auto, A/C ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mag whls. radial tires AM/FM ster cass. 21.000 mi's. 552·8299. ·72 240Z auto, A/C, mags. miracle mazda Like new. $32SO 646·2002 2150 H..._ ll•d. 71 Datsun Wgn. reblt eng Coste MffCI 645-5700 & carb, $900 or best ofr Annette. 552·9459 71 2-IOZ. /\ M /FM c ass. auto. mags. P P $3275 &W-5035 Rat 9725 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • FIAT SALE!• on all Fiat 128 Ir 131 models tBrava exrept· edl al Fodory ln•oiu· plus dealer mstalll'<l ac· n -ssories. 1f ;m y Offlor good thru July 4, 197~ Herb Fntdl••r lfftporis HURRY-NOW AT MIRAClE MAZDA WlTHTHE PURCHASE OFANYNEW 1978 MAZDA GLC You will recen·c an AM /FM ste reo "FREE" or the cash eqwvalenl or $179.oo MIRACLE MAZDA,IWENAUL T 2150 Harbor Rlvd , C M 645-5700 '73 RX2. rebwll t:n~inc. good int. i:ood 11r~s. SJ450 644.47~ Merctdn leu 97 40 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..•.•.••...•.•....•.... 1962. l208. •l s peed. ex cellcnl body Sl:JOO 675·5941 70 911E Blk on Blk ~ !>U' pension New trans All Extrns . 673-5952 ----'78 Me r ce des 30CU !>11\cr Sunrf Lo m t" 518,200 Call '194·0690 '65 ~E sunroof l'OUP< 1965 912. H.000 on r hit engin~. ~>-!>pd. lhrom•· whls. nu t1n·s. man) l'' lriis Must sell. $5250 \!j4.G79() --- S1lver tblk leather. xtrs Pol'!>che 912 cng1nl' l.i<' ru~ classll' Nds Iran~ tory reblt. O miles con~ wrk. $S500, as 1s SJ6. 7888 plett' $1850.494-6790 T.l 450 SE. Wh1t1blk. C'< '61 1600 super. no rust cept clean. !>erv rcr~. 63.000 ong m1. xlnl. S5700 ___ 644_·7538____ ~-4().')6 __ _ ·77 4~0SL C:ean Jus l Right hand dn\c, clas!>ll serviced. Carphone & '7} '65 SC. be!>l ofr ov.·r h e included Can b< S6.000. 499 3b711 ur leased or purc ha sed 640-5447 &l().54Q} --- ' 771 -: 92<1 A •C , Bl.01u AM /FM. s nrf. touring pkg, xlnt cond f.9500, Aft 5 ~-23'l5 '62 Classic 220SE rpc show cond1t1on. reuson:i ble. P P 557 1868 MGI 9744 .••....•.......•..•.... 1978 PORSCHE 91 ISC '75 MGI Thts one 1.; loaded' COHVEITllLE MocM brown extenor dt ~ speed trans . stcn.•o low miles. Pn pty Call Super shape' On vc it 1_~ __ ·5_120_. ----- home today l9220tll '66911 Rebwll t•ngme. S ~ $3795 radio S6.0001bsl 0HL·1 HOW ARD ChHl'OMt &»4327 DOVE & QUAIL STS <Near MacArthur. 1966 Porsche 912. 4 spet;d Jamboree& Bristol I 30.000 m1 on e n1t1n. NEWPORT BEACll Needs paint Ask in~ 83).0116 S4.500 646·7352 01 548·8131 -------Optl 9746 · i b 9 I l S Im m .. l' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wlutetblk mtr. AM t'~t ·73 Opel 1900 Wagon. Gd r ass. m;igs. 759·1~ cond FM stereo. Many ':>7 356A. re<:ently rcbwil new parts. 75K mt. Must new pa.mt. new r hrom<· s ell now. $900 . Ph nl'wtires.new s cal:-..rww 64.S-44.50 rubber Mu!> t sc ll S.1300 71 Suck Stuft Very econ 1).14_· _-4_7_98 ____ _ Extras G real buy '64 c . near mtnl cond . Sl.000 644·5757 rcblt. en~me under war ranty $6.000 Or best ot P..tenl 9747 fer 770-2331 __ •••••••••••e••••••••••• '73 "L", 15K mi's. cherry mstde & out, blk. $15,000 551 -403!1 Peurpot 9 7 48 ••••••••••••••••••••••• *PEUGEOT• We have a good selection of 604.s & '78 Diesels now in stock Lease dealer direct BEACH IMPORTS 84800VESTREET tNear MacArthur Blvd & Jamboree Road> NEWPORT BEACll 752-0900 Porsche 9750 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·55 Porsche 356C. dc;,n. n·asonable P P 55; 1868 ·u, !112, xlnt cond. s:;:ioo ftebll cng & ne w clUll'h 499-3233 -----·;-; Porsche 924 "P<'rt . .i l'd lllOn , deluxe 1n1 /\M 1FM cass. s unr·r. at! xtras 15,000 m1. Mu'ol sell Sl0.000 CJll 675-5491 9755 ••••••••••••••••••••••• TEST DRIVE OUR "LE CAR OF THE YEAR " Good m vcnlory m :.tod• Pnstmc of Hunt1ntgton llurry whtlc they last · Beach 1!> offcnng lacquer MIRACLE pamt. metal fmLShmg & MAZDA/REHA.ULT fender nanng to Porsche 2150 llarl>or Blvd owners ~-7888. COSTA MESA 13749 Beach Blvd llUNTJNGTON BEACH 5"1'1-7777 891-6777 MIZLOOt<IMG FOR A '739.14-1.7 L1ght blue. ex-1 ___ 6_4_S-_57_o_o __ --,7-1-lb--... T-l-24--4SOsa...4SOSlC eel cond. must sell $4300. ""' We have the Larges t 548-5778 ROADSTER selection or super clean. r----1963 Caravellc converll· (43713> well maintained pre-1977 9US, only 4500 mi. bll' w /hardtop. 2 top!>. $199 5 v1ously owned SLISLC's air. sunroof, leJther. Must sell Good shaJ>l· in Southern Cahforn1a AM/FM. loaded. $18.500. ~·6296 TRUCK CITY /\va1lablc for lcal.c or 67~78.494-1619 l~·--~~·-·------ 5511.5400 purchase. Competitively ,.. pnced Call for deta il!> Fifth &Harbor. S.A. 1975 Carrerra. 29,000 ma. 'if. Renaull RS. Sunrf c lec windo w s. A I C. ll000m1 ' S2595 leather int.. casselle. Call ,l94·069C l'l'llt·nl nmd111on Day '76 131·Clean 22 mi , 5.<xl 8660 nlll'S fii3 12X6 stereo/cuss. auto. $3.500. 642-6049. 979-7613 ll)!W "76. 2002. 25)1 . A IC. polyur ethane paint. black, new Pere lh ltres Rois Royce 9756 Best offer 3901 Seashore ••• ••••••• • • •• • • • • •• • • • Or. NB. 675-5344 "I DEALER IN U.S.A. 1U!1 f'~I 11 lrk. whl/lan inl . hkc n1·w $7300 I' P &14 788.1 ... '·''•,..,.. '74 MII 280SE Sunroof. auto. tr:ins . powersteenng. air cond. (758VECI 9720 • ••• •• •••••• • •......... 'IB l24 Sport Sp)'dcr con $7995 TRUCK CITY 554-5400 •DATSUMS• LCll"C)e Selection Of All Modtl1 SALES-LEAS! NC: PARTS SERVICJo; We N('(!(J C.:lcan Datsuns ! COSTA MESA DATSUN 2!145 HARBOR RLVD 540-6410 540-021) ·74 2602 ti l'YI . ·I sfk'l'd. ;11r l'lmd , ma~ "hcd~. radial 11res. 1\ M I' )1 ' t ,. r ,. o <iOOKZZI 1Stk P34701 $4870 THEODORE ROBINS FORD 20b0 HARBO R BlVD COSTA MfSA 64'2·0010 \'Crt Clean. Many new parts. $1700. 759.9550 Fltlh & Harbor. S ,\ ·74 124 Spider conve r Low mil . AM !F M $3950 100-9495 '68 ~E. 4 dr. lm muc. ·74 128. Immaculate. f\llly equip New tires. AM/FM, r3dials. valve comp! serv records . job. lo mi's, must sell. Call Last Detail 751·1337. S1750tofr 631-0798 '77 300 dies el . ~ilY l'r 'IB F'lAT Gd cond Recent w/llhr. \'Cry clt'an cni: rebwld. 67.000 mi 644·2889 ~ Ph &'4·G-166 - '71 280SL. ex cond . 2 Spydcr ·74, worth l>CC1n~. l op s.. b r n I t ;in irt t . lo mi. S.3900. 962·6969. ·s1J,500 Or M alll'r . 752().S.1 1 6394001 '74 128 ma~s. AM 1FM '66Diesel200D,looks likc stereo nny l top, xtras. new. AtC. rJRtio, 1 owner XJnt cond S2000/bst orr P.P. $2500:"'673-7965 968-1415 . 1969 2200, brand new Honda 9727 engine, near new steel •••••••••• •• ••••••••••• belted tires. auto trans, BrmdH•w'71 HOMDACars MA.HY To Choose FTOM! UNIVERSITY Otd1umbile A/C, AM t FM s tereo tape. P.P . $4495. Will consider trade 552·3391. s:n~ MB '76 :JOOD. full cq111pl, s nrf, Sll.500. P .P . 7 1 4 · 6 4 4 · 8 5 1 0 . e\•es/wkends . Honda C.-s • GMC '74 MIZ 450SLC Tn1tks Original thru oul ! ~~~~~~~~~ 2850 Harbor Blvd. Automatic, pwr. slcenng -Costa Mesa 540·9640 &rurcond (4230J '76CVCCCUSTOM GT $16,995 '77 Datsun 280Z, t\/C. AM F)-1 stereo II lrack. mags. louvre windows. 4 !>pd. 18,000 m1. P\ I ply S7!IOO 963--0867 . 542 2790. •DRIVE A• * LITILE ... * SAVE A LOT SHOP & COM PA ft E BARWICK DATSUN ~.Ill .I 11~1t1 f .q11 I I .lf!t I 831-1375 49l-l l7S ·77 280Z, 5-spd. louded. 14.000 ml. like new $7900 orofr. P r. 979-6274 eves. •741,.., 260Z. Sliver. nu paint, AtC. $4500. 675-8228. '74 8210. Leaving country SlOO + assume pay ment on approved c redit 499-233'7 · 54H22'7 afl 1 PM 'Tl 8210 30,000 ml. new ttres. S3200. 492·5180 5-spd Hatchback, yel /blk HOWARD Chenolet Int . AC. Blaupunkl OOVE&QUAlLSTS. AM t FM st ereo. tarp. <Near MacArthur. tach. cocoa mats. nared Jamboree & Bristol ) fenders. Gurney Victory NEWPORT BEACH mags. 13" Goodric h 831-0116 radial T /A 's, front--------- spoiler. dechromed. 34 1967 230 S.L. mpg. Very cherry. See llAUTIFUL Oct 19'75 Playboy mag 640-7834 for twin. $3450. Eves.--------- wknds. &0--0608 '6' 280SL. Maroon WC. 675·2-mS tssOO. '71:1 3000, 4,000 miles, 613-6510 Mi iiam brown. mag '77 Civic cvcc. auto, radio, 1_w_hls_, s_n_r1_._a_75_·291 __ R __ yellow , cond itlnt. '76450SIL Sat/Sun MS-3400 Met Green with green '76 HOHOA CIVIC leather Interior. Elec _ __. _ _. sunroof. This luxury Air .. vuu., 4 •~trans.. eutomoblle is ln what we aunrool Runs out great. consider concours cond. <116RVC> a nd compcll t1 vely $J2'5 HOWARD Clte•rolet priced. <OOO:W> DOVE~ QUAIL ~'TS <Near "•~Arthur Jamboree .le Bristol> NEWPORT BEACH 8U-Ol 16 . . . --- '72 Targa. 5-sp. mags. fRR ROY A1C, AMffM ster. nu CARVER paint & 11rcs. rebll eng r R 1 E 0 LJL .. Sm·RDOOr~~l w /1300 mt'!> Likl' nu _ •• throughout. P.P. Wkdys, Hewpon e~·"" 2 13 ·432· 7964. E VI'S , 1\1-----. ..... Wkends, 714 771-1938 ClOSID SUNDAY\ Alltos, Hew 9800 Autos, Mew 9800 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SEE THE ALL NEW FUEL INJECTION 178 JAGUAR XJ6L '78 MG MIDIET f9Ulffl0 WITH AN/FM IAllfO • l.UGGAGI IACI &. CUSfON l'IHSTll"io- ICAN6UJ70f>Cl34C1 54699 Jaguar ~ TRlJMPH " IUY or LEASE FROM M PROffSSIONAlS MIW JA~I I.Ula ~ UOCC• ' I AMto.1,'-flo.--W Atltot. lwlforted ..,..,,t.,1rW ........................•............................••••......••.•• Rolsa.yc. t756 Yolaw.... 9770 Yolaw.... 9770 •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1.116! Hulls koH't !\Jh t'r 'loud II lk·.iut ~ ... , VOLKSWAGEN St~~ 644> 11.1JO s~ ....... s.r.1c. s.-97'0 •····•••···········•••• •SUI• 1978 Saa~ fro m ~ 13248) Lt'J '>t' deal~r d1n."<.'l Abo Turbo ~mo Now 11vu1l1tblt'' IEACH IMPORTS tM11 DOVE STREET (Near MacArthur Blvd, &Jamboree Road) NEWPORT BEACH Top Dollar Paid ror Used vw s COMMONWEAL TH MOTOflS 5'MCI 1953 1'42 So. BriBtol S.ntaAna • 546-0220 Approx. 2 m1. No. or South Coast Plau . 752-0900 '74 bua, AM /FM radio. ~ 9762 new tares, excel cond. •••••••••• ••• •• •••••••• $2395. 673-3899 ___ _ '73 SUIARU '69 Beetle llcater-air· 5 speed trans., AM /FM. auto. $500/bes t ofter Xlnt. cond Ilion and IZBASSOl 552-9642 mechanically s uper! 'SJ Sedan, uulo. nds eng CS84MIP) k /80 llH,.95 wor • $350 . .,, 548·9'90. 711US 7 paueo . A M F M • can. '3.100. F irm ~orMJ.91U, VW ·74 Sui>er Bettle, I I.ID· r'f, AM/l''M. auto, red, x Int con d . $2. 9 s O. MC>-1440. 19'M 7 pan Bus for ~nt, lt!AM or aale. AM /fM. 4.5pd, 631-4933. '67 VW Squareback. M5(). be8l olr. 54().5221 2 V.W.'1 6' Van. EX· tended roof. New Enslne . $975. 68 bug. Body needs help. $575. wk. days 548·6030. Niles 968-82.31. '69 Sqrbk. a uto, disc brakes. stereo. nu paint, like new. '97-4731 $1295 • HOWARD C ... •rolet DOVE 4s QUAIL STS. (Near MacArthur. '75 VW Scarocco-4 spd. 'tlJ VW Bus. S12SO/bst ofr Air, A M/FM s ler. Lo P.P. nu ·s. Must sell. 494-2671. 548-2746 Tim Jamboree & Bristol> N~R! B1EACH '72 VW Bug. 39.000 miles. '75 FIAT X 19 13.rv I 6 New Ures. Call an 8pm, 4 speed, low miles Cute T_..._ 9765 64G-!im3or64().8578. little Bertoni coupe, .. ,_.... stereo, moac, rack 6518) ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 bug. Radio. new slt95 190RE YOU brakes. tires. Xlnt cond. IOI WHITHAM VW S&.L YOUR Sl.900.846-4086 ____ , 893-7551 TOYOTA, '74 Super Bug radio/tape, -------- SEE Usl. new tires, brks, shocks. '75 HOHDA Looks new S2575. 631-0298 CUCC HA TCHIAQ( MAJl9UISTOYOTA 1970 vw Squareback, ex· 4 speed, AM/F M radio. MlSSJ.ON VIEJO II di · S Shop around, then come 131·2110 495-1210 ce · con lion. 1650· and buy this clean little Call eves. 673-5534 car. CS09UAB> 77CBJCACiT ~sp, AM /FM ster. 8·tr tape, air, xlnt cond. '74 VW Super Beetle. yellow. $2300. 498-2545, 493-S&l(Kathy). $4850 557-0103. '76 VW 9 passenger Bus '75Yt Corolla SR-5. 29K w/beds. Must Sell. $5100/ m iles. AM /FM . c ln , ofr.497-2S47eves. Sl,500. Call 968-106S. 1m Ce!Jca GT Coupc·5 speed, air cond .. i\M /FM stereo w /8 track, deck rack & m ore! Must sell! (New CelJca 1ust ca me in>. Ca II 962-9ij24 or 646-9303 & ask for Rick. '75 TOY OT A CELICA 5 speed tran:.. Xlnt. for gradu ation g 1h 155.lMNC> $2995 ltOW ARD Chevrolet OOVE&QUAILSTS <Near MacArthur . J amboret! & Hmtol 1 'NEWPORT BEACH 833-0116 77 Corolla hftback. 5 s peed. good mileage A/C like new 4!13-0485 E'jes. ·as Toyota. rebll en~. Needs .some work. UcM offer. 6'I0·8409 Tri..... 9767 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '62TR4 targa top. roll bor, BO/OBO. 833-1023 '77 Spitfire. white. lo ml. under warranty Ms l sell. mk ofr. 640: 1356 or &IG-0140 BCE WITHAM SAYS . NO SHORTAGE HERE! E'VEGOT~ •CONVERTIBLES •BUSES •CAMPERS •DASHERS •SCIROCCOS •RABBITS •BUGS $1195. lob Whlthcn vw 893-7551 '76PONTIAC TRAH~AM COUP! /\Jr conditioning. 8 track s tereo. t ilt wheel. showroom new, n e w wide tires & Cragar Mags, 33.000 actual miles s ilver with black in tenor (519PCU > $5195 lob Whlthcn vw 893-7551 '751MW 2002SIDAM (1648) Very cle1m, 45,000 mile car, l owner . $5495 lob Whff-.. vw 893-7S.S1 '77MGI Jusl like new! 8.000 ac· tual milet1 • mags stereo tape-rack. (812TPG) $5195 lob Whitham vw 893·7551 •nvw CAMPMOllLE Air condJtioning, ste reo tape. stove, sink, porta potty. LIMMW·S•••! C866TLD) 6,000 actual miles Bubble.top con· version-Westpha!Ja con· version. lob WhithaM vw 893-7551 . ' ....... u .. c1 ..... UHd .A.lfo1, Uud 5'inday. July 2. 1978 DAIL y PILOf D I 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ci •ic t9 I 5 C .. loc 9915 Qwft"OW 9920 A.tot, U1~ Auto$, Uud i4utos, Us~ ............... .. .. .. .. ·~·;;:d:~i~1~: ~~:;;.:: ~·:;:·:;;~;;~:·::· ·;;;; ;;;; ........... ·~·~6 ;;.:;.:;.;~· ...... ;;;~ =· ........ ··;;4·5 it aoGa ~na. SJ300. Lyon, 11:'.."'-rlmS 1ood. Must ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8&-0ll91 ~ .........., 73 Venlura. Mechanic's • sell. Best offer. 758-0893 ~ Ptt IL ·ee Delta 88, xlnt runnlns special. Good buy. $3SO. '78 El ~do, loaded, fuel ·s Chevelle Malibu brn FQALONOG coodiuon. S650 731-4724 Nabers Cadillac ~&Price LARGESr SELECT JON OFNEW&USED 1NORANGECOUNTY CADILLAC VALUE PROTECTION PLANS Available on Most Cars • Or-. COUllty's S.vill.Cetlhr • Injection, 18300. dt S w I b r n v t n y I l 0 p . 7SI 2613 SH·7002 or all day Fm/cau stereo. P IS. ·n,. .. 1reb1rd silver, AIC:. Sat~n P/8, 4 brlHolley carb. ·n C\ltlau &lp~me. fi\tll \P'S. PIH. vinyl top. Ex· Cor velle rl ms Sl50. P 0 w e r • s t e re o • cell. cond ln & out. Mlls l 73 CADILLAC DIVIUI COUPE Full power , leather, garagekepl. (630GIW) $2995 HOW ARD Chevrolet DOVE & QUAJL STS (Neat MacArthur. Jamboree & Bristol I NEWPORT BEACH 831-0116 '77 EL DORADO .,,.. ,...,., brnlbe11e. 26 .000 M 1 :.ell. $2200. ~177 ............., m.395. <71'> 6'6·2838 9'30 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '11 Mark V lmma c ! P. P. 840-8444 Weekdays. 9.5 '68 Cont .. ivory. 75,000 ac· lual mi, s harp. $1495. SU.5432 9932 l ........... c.. ... ~a.... ........ .. ---~-,.._ '680LDS 9 P~SENC ER Sta Wag, lo ml, many xt.ras. sroo1orr. 546-8464 9'57 ·················~······ 1977 FORD '73 Pinto ....WJison. •·• • GIANA.DA 4 DI. engine &Tear."'mO f. < 499RKI > fer. 844-4017 Da1t't MissThl1 '68 Pootlac Custom bUll! LeMwu. big e ngine, fult power. windows. stert:O. seat, cruise control and tilt wheel. Ol I changt!d every 1500 ma 's, routme 5,000 mi's ma lntenonc~ on record. A·l shape lst come watn besl price. 556-0533. un 9prn. $4499 '73 Pinto Wagon, clean, White on white Biarrltz, runs well, recent valve ••••••••••••••••••••••• fully loaded. Xlnl cond. PHIL LONG job. $14M.o&96·ll.30 1971 CADILLAC (714 ) 4~ or 728-0485 Corvette· Bid.a now being FORD ·11 Pinto Runabout. Cd B.DOllADO COUPE taken on Indy 500 pace 43 Auto Center Dr. cond. FM /stereo. Best '7i Formula .. 'irebir d Blue. blue Int .. fully loaded. Im ma c. cond. • • Must sell. $6500. 8'2·2508 Cabriolet top, full power , "73 El Dorado. one owner ear In &lock. F1etcher S.O. Frwy. ·Irvine offer. 646-31.38 fartory air cond .• s tereo, S.S,000 mi P .P . S379S. Jones Chevrole t 6633 761-5888 ·73 Cranvalle, P/B. PIS~ d,ys, 546-~ iilft 2 Pl'tf. tilt wheel & cruise con· (714)87s.8851 Westminster Av e,---------'Tl Runabout.A/C,4·!ipd, p w, A IC. xlnt cond. l r o I · L 0 A D E D ! .66 Fleetwood. all options. Wes l m Ins t er, C a . 1972 Galaxle Sedan, 8 cyl, x:Jnt cood. $1200. Sl875. S54· lYSI (288LWf). .-.~ h 1 pp 892,4444 auto. PIS. 1.t1r. s uper ____ 830-_932S __ .___ ---,......., .... as arp, owner. · • ~~~~~~~~~~ L'""O G Pri blk • ~ cond in & out 2nd Car not "' ran x. qw. $6495 no-5000 needed, must sell. Sl095 . .,l'ty"'rftMl•-lftl.. 9960 SJ model. full p~r. a11 . ·n Seville . fully loaded, '76 Corvette L.82. 4 apd. T Bestofr. Call 642-4504. ••••••••••••••••••••••• looks & runs greaL ~7.> • 16,000 mi. take over lse Lop rare , lik e ne w '73Scamp,6·cyl,A c, 0.1164245<» ..,,,., ., • .,77"...,h Orange. all optio n s lft77FORD PS PB di 1976 CADILLAC _,/mo . .,...;· r: uo rs. Sl0,500. Days 642 7812. 7 / 'ra 0· Juto '68 Flreb1n.I. Hbll 350 l 11 C"'-DRVIUIS i 11 ..,._ds/ ""'A9222 LTDWAGOM $21.SO 7522382.dY'> cng. New t 1r1•s, nt·\Y ~s .,.,. 78 Seville. 3,000 m , a ""'" eves....... ~E> Cabriolettop,fullpower, blk. Loaded, im mac ,._ 9933 $(........_ 5199 71 Plymouth F'ury Ill lrans, gd holly c·oncl factory air cond., stereo cond. Waranty. $13,500. __,.. Clean and spacious. good 1\ M f'M s tcn·o $~111 & Ult wheel. LOADED! Prt'/P494-1618 ••••••••••••••••••••••• cond!lion. Bent fender tn 775 1873 (223PQUl. '76 Cougar XR7, AC. all PHIL LONG front. Must sc1,i. $500. nu.dert>ird --9970 5ToChooleFrom 9917 pwr. cruise control. FORD Callafter3PM.968·9024 ••••••••••••••••••••••• AsLowAs ••••••••••••••••••••••• AM/FM. xlnl cond, ask· lng ••.u72 633 9273 dy" 43 Auto Center Dr. 70 Duster. Air cond. New 1977 FORD $6895 '70 Camaro, very clean. l -" · · "'' S.D. Frwy. ·Irvine owner .1oeal lady. Make 87H830eves/wknds · 761-Slll paint. Runs excel I THUNDERBIRD' • olfer. 640-1136 AM. 70 Convertible X R 7, ---------1--11-·200_·_536_-_74_7_5____ Vinyl top, ::.tereo. t11" 1977 CADILLAC ·n Camaro, silver, T-top, SIDAH DIVILLIS lo mJ. auto. power. S5600. While w /blk top, P IS. '73 Ford Ranche'"O 350 ro..Hee 9965 r1}~b~t.'~~~.~~~'.iw.;. P /B, A/C, auto. stereo, VB. automatic. P /S. P /8, .. ••••••••••••••••••••• trlr hitch. $2300. 546·43'78 air cond .• AM IF M 1975 ..OMTIAC S599S cassette stereo. c ustom FfRUIRD Vinyl lop, run power, fac· 64().7154 tory air cond .• stereo & -Cht--_.---£---9-9-2-0 '71Couaar 2-dr. v1pyl lop. tilt wheel. (263270). .._.... A/C. P/S, P /B. 351 cu 4 To Choose From •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • As Low As eng. 673·46<l3 $899 5 : : ~ •••••••••••• !!.~~ • 1977 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLES Cabriolet lop. run power. spbt seats & factory air co nd . L OADE D ! t975REL> 7 To Choose l''rom As Low A!> $9395 • 1977 CADILLAC ELOORADOS FUii power. ractory air cond .. splJt seats, stereo &lilt wheel. C790SES>. 3 To Choose From As Low As $9695 • 1971 CADILLAC SI VILLE Vinyl \op, leather an terlor. full power. fac· tory air cond., stereo, Ult wheel & ONLY 8,090 p a mpered mi l es! 1810TZW). ONLY $12,995 • .. • .. • ''Low Prices!" LEASING * "68" Dodge Coronet. it Good condi ti on. • automatic 137,000 mlle:s .. $l.50 962-8718 : '722·dr. auto.-V-41-.P-S_t_P_B_. ,,. air. clean. ,. ab$1~ 846·7651. 9940 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '77FORD GRANADA 4 DR. 494-1131 546-9967 V8. auto, trans • auto. trans., pow<>r s te reo stN nng & brakes. radio. heater. w /s1w tires and wheel covers. < l07SWS) (Stk. 537Al -.; . ~ 1974 CHEVY HOVASS 4 speed trans .• V ·8. power s teering, new silver metallic pu1nt. spotless 1ns1de and out! t238UE> $2888 $4396 THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 HARBOR l\IVO COSTA M ESA t .. n 0010 1977FORD GUMADACrE. shell. $2250 or besl offer. 67J .. <MJ19 l 10·6> 979·2592 Automatic. fol•tory a 1 r eves tond .. Ult wheel. stereo & 1975 FORD GR.AMADA 4 DR. <~YWJ $3199 PHIL LONG FORD 43 Auto Center Dr SD Frwy ·Irvine 768-5888 p o w e.r w 1 n d o w :. . <371MMN). $3995 ~rs Cadillac ]hilt I 1111 h111 II\\" ( .. ,1,,\1,,,,, •11111 Nabers Cadillac 11.1111 1 t "'"'' Bl~d ( ... 11 \11 ,, ... ;i1•111111 '76 FORD THUHDERllRD ll:.!.~21 $4695 ·11 LTD, 2 dr. nds eng • TRUCK CITY work. Otherwise v.ery gd '69 PONTIAC CPE. 554.5400 rood. $500. 640-0010 13564021 1-'1flh & II arbor .SA. '70 LTD W<1~on. looks good. runs well. StiUO 768-3356 $995 16 T Bmf. fully loaded. 1mmal' $5<100 Pvt party. TRUCK CITY 540 iHIHI o r 524 ·2157 554.5400 eves wkml.., 9945 _ Fifth & llaroor. s A yt'9G '974 ••'9•••• ••••• •• •• • •• • •• • ·75 A!slre hlchhck ii spd. •• • • • •• •• •• • • • •• •• • •• • • '67 LINCOLN. 29,000 rnt, gd cond $1800. CHEVY YEGAs $485 aft 6 586·28R.'> t!nG Wa~on. uns COUPl', fl73·2289 -& l 'l 7 I + l :I .7 :! .---------· '66 Le Mans 326 (;d Lrans llalC'lthJ<'k:>. ( t701iSl >. ......__ 9950 car. $400MS 2020 Pnt1..>d from .......-.._, ' _ ONLY SI 175 ·--···················· ORANGE COUNTY'S 'S7 Fin?blrd 400. t M.wpari• 11 Mtn I NEWlST Xlnt cond . nu paint l9fl9 Harbor. Costa M•"A! LINCOLN-MERCURY 1----644-.(W,6 1 642.0Ttl j Dealershipl.snowOPEN '67 LcM1mns Con'-•·rt RA y FLADEIOE reblt eng & lritn!>. I la\ e '72 Hatchback UNCOLN·MERCURY papers. AM FM H lrk. H.Ti 747.> mags & wide ovals u ..... 1 ---l G-lSAutoCenterDr. ofr ovrSl700 &17<t$Sgask ·;1 Vt.>)!d. 1 ... pd. new vo1awacr 9770 IOI WITHA• ....................... VOLISWACE Pncea plus tax & License. ·73 Squar eback , Xlnt Prices &ood thru mid eond. AM /FM , A /C, night.7·2·78. $2600 / bst o fr. R ick COHNElL CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor Blvd. All the extras lncluding 81J" cond , auto. trana . power steenng. radio, excellent tires and more! Looks like at belongs on the :.howroom floor' <058'TELI $4398 SDFwy-Lake Forest exit for Marty c·n~inc. ~ood cond, $i50 . IRVINE -----5Sti 1459 830-7000 '67 326. overhead ~a m '76 VW CamJ>l.'r. P(•rsche e:ng . new radials. AM/f'~1. mint. warran l y, PP. $6200 1 ir m 67S.5857. 7600 WISTMIHSTH 64G-l304 "'ILVD. • WIESTMIHSTU '68 Bug. red. excel cond. 893-7551 ~~U. $1200.I &t ofr 'i5 VW Dasher. Xlnt cnnd. 638 7880 inside and o uts ide. • '72 V.W Supe r Beetle Loaded. $3()()(1 ti75·4~4 11._ _______ ... 73,000 mi. Orig owner. ----$1650. 642-1097. 832·8341 Alltos, Uud Aaltos, Used m vw Bug. 66,000 ong ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• mi .• orig ownr. $1.4SO firm. 963-5966 • OVER 100 QUALITY CA RS TO SELECT FROM • Nabers Cadillac 1600 t-1.11 hn1 Blvtl . (,1,1.1 M\·~.1S-10·'>I00 COSTA MESA 546-1200 1975 CHEVY MOHZA2 +2 <940UJQI $2999 PHIL LONG FORD 43 Auto Center Dr S.D. Frwy. -Irvine 768-5888 ·59 VW Sunroor. Baja kit. Rare 19TI Monza Spyder, Runs. Needs some work ....:-;,..._ _______ 4-sp. V.S. A1C Loaded lo make it st lc11al. $425. w /options. 831·7260/ 494--6344, 494-3196 •74 CADILLAC 493-7570, eves. Ken. 9772 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IEFOltl YOU IUY A USS> VOLVO, See us al Southern Orange County's Volvo Headquarters. MAlqUISYOLVO MJ~ION VlEJO 131-2110 491-1210 ~COUNTY VOLVO EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO '73 FOID THUNDERBIRD i.:~~~·~~~r ~:::•;,!'::. ::;,.::-:,; s3299 B"};~~ ~~=~·= COUOIA SUN ROOF [!:Jlfl~~ '1111 DOW .. , taclOfY _,, COf'CllllontllQ. ootn •••rs. ll•reo I lO ... OEO• IOOISSMVI s4599 i~.Jm ~~oii '16 Wagon, 24SDL. auto. '75 CADILLAC COUPE DI VIUI ~-""'IMfC>f"y l ff ~iOnlnQ1 '""t ... 1. '''""0 • l OAl>EO' (&13'M'l\I s5499 "75 CONTINENT AL MAU IV f'vlf DOW9' l~O<y elf cOftdtt'°"ono -tow ..,,t .. oe & lOAOCOI (IOlMWCI $6999 ~ '11 CADILLAC SIVIW Astro IOOI, !\Al -. s 11 949 t a etory a ir condotoonlng .... 90 """'01,_l lJl(C , N(Wl(....,'I) PS/PB/AC. AM /FM ster cass, roof rack. Xlnt. 586-1847. P .P ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9901 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '76 P ace r , au t o, lo a ded /extrat, stereo/tape deck, xlnt cond. $3500/ofr . 960-46&4 '66R......,.Sl50 Ca 11645-4796 9910 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 Century A/C, pwr ~$:&:~~ Xlnt '75 Skylark, 4 door va. Loaded. lo ml. $2150. 751-1741 or-.~ SIDAH deVILLE 'n Chevette. Silver Xlnl (249MSV) rond. 18,000 m1, SJOOO. Ph $3 5 9 5 559-SZll TRUCK CITY 1.975 Monza 2+2, t•xcell 55.._5400 ~3.54rew pamt & tare:.. Nth & Harbor, S.A. . ·n Monte Carlo. lo m1 s. ALLEN RESALES 1977 OLDS CUTLASS Sun&• eo..oo '"Mr llocwy ~ oncluGlng lecta<y 11r cond l20eSFVI 55995 1977TOYOTA STATION WAGON Btue ••le<oor and 6 IOffd l'8Mmtnl0n (~~ 53995 lt7'POID THUMDIDllD u ... NC~ 8tlglll""' •-lull Po••• I w.re •~••I• 8/la~ (1"9N'NCll 56995 perfect cond. Relocated to Europe, must sell. 6 40 ·9222, Michael Romen. '74 Monte Carlo. P /S. P/8, air. xlnt cond. must sell. $2975. 640-5192 ·75 Monte Carlo. Dix lntr grp, AtC. P /W. CIC. 350' cu in. Very lo m i. AM /FM s ter cassette. Loaded. Must see. Pvt pty. Call aft 6, 642-4090 '75 MONZA 2+2. yellow, auto, air, like now, must see. 644·1177 '74 Chev Vega Kamback wgn, good conditio n . W75. 536-7002 after 5 PM . or allday Sat/&ln. '67 Camaro, rnags. V-8. auto. xlnt tires. 1750. Afl 5.s.57·134$ '16 Malibu Estate Wgn . AC /PS. R adio/rack Make offer 496-1054 '63 Corvair Monza. ~· Lo mileage. Qd enaine. 646-3644 '62 Chevy IT, needs work. automatic. bes t offer . ~l-0182 1976CHEVY SZS99 Cat 1avln1 4 cylinder Ch1vette. Only 18.975 m1lee on U\l.e llUlt btlU• ty. (acr7PUY> C:ot4HB.1. CHlftOUT 2828Harbor Bl vd. COSTA MESA 146-1200 COHMIELL CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor Blvd. Pontiac rebu1 It. Good 1978 MERCURY trans. dependable 51;00. BOICA T coyrE Ph_&4&_ 9867 '74 Vega I ~peed, xlnl COlld Sl495 or best orrt•r 768 7~:1 COSTA MESA 546-1200 f978 FORD FAIRMOHT CrE. C748TZV> $369? PHIL LONG FORD 43AuloCenler Dr. S 0 F'rwy. lrVIJ\e 76&.5818 '74FORD TORINO COUPE 171540) $2295 TRUCK CITY 554-5400 Ftnh&Harbor,S /\. 1971FORD LT04DOOR (862TLQ) $5299 PHIL LONG FORD 43/\uto~ntcr Dr S.D. F'rwy .. Jrvmc 761-5881 C391TQU> $4199 PHIL LONG FORD 43 Auto Center Or. S.D. Frwy .. Jrvlne 768-5888 1972 Mercury Ma r quis. Xlnt condition, low miles, vinyl roof, air con· ditlon. Power brakes . power· steering.' stereo. good gas mileage. Sl,975. ~74 1975 MlltCURY IOICAT l856MXJ> $3299 PHIL LONG FORD 43autoCenter Dr. S.O. Frwy .. Jrvme 761-5111 '71 Mcrqllis AM /'FM 8-trk. w /C B. Power antenna. 4·dr. cruise control, 10,SOOM m1 , under warr anty. Must sell. $6000/ BO. ~ '69 LTP. orig owner. MwafmMJ 9952 f.S.000 ma, clean. $950. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 964·1005 1967 Mus tang. s1200. 1978 FORD ~2279 after 6PM Alltos, Us~ l.Ytos. Us~d • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1976 POIO COUR.llA s3999 ~-c_......,. ,_....,Ot>IW 14000 ..... (101'31121 I f7S M•CUIT COUCUIL.. s40· " Auto uan• -tteenno' --tactQfV ..t.AM/FM_,,.nvlroot (l90f'f'UI 1974 DATSUN 2601. s4a9· 9 Alf COl\d , AM/rM 1-• .._ -a ·-CM (130t<JY). l. TD W AGOH '76 Mustang IJ Ghia. 4 cyl. I 977 CHIYSLH COlDOIA s5499 <Ser l4579fl) A/C S3750. Xlnl con. Fullowr tact ... AM/F ... _llC>lnGl•nclau $6499 _67_3-_17_ES ______ ._'°"_t s_"_""_' ""'°"' __ 1_~_AZ_te1---------.~=-9 PHIL Lo..,.G '75 Mustang 11. 28,000 mi, " AM /FM stereo. xlnt PORD cond. $3000. S48·0824 '3 Auto ~nter Or. S.D Frwy .. Irv me '68 Mustang cln & nu tires • 76._5111 auto, 6 cyl. rns good --------i Sll00.96J.1401 !•--------------.. •61 RANCHERO• Good '66 V-8 auto, P /S, tm, condill~ 280 VS Auto • pony Int. xtnt cond. Sl350. Cobra 1et heada. Good 640-2522 . work truck '800. s.59·58811--------- or847-8655 '87 Mustang, 8 cyl, aulo, 1977 flORD PIMTO ltUMAIOUT (278ltXP> $3199 PHIL LONG flORD 43 Auto Cenler Or. S.O. Frwy. ·Irvine 7'1-5111 S500 or b est oUe r . S.57-617S '75 Mustang 11, auto, AIC. lac. s nrf, etereo, Like new. *2960848-2002 •ea v.s, At T, P /8, nu paint, nu tl1'9t, reblt e ng, "lot cond . $1495 . $41-1457 /:WS-9223. 9911 ---------1 .•... , ••.............. '74 Ra.ncMro. low miles, 68 Tor<Mlado. rblt. cng. and Immaculate rf. est. 830-1566 87H t1118 SllOO/best offer For colltctore 1 '76 £1 Dorado coover loaded, Jtlnt cond • .Uk ior Chn•. 551 ·0178, wkendt, or 5*1910. 1181 Corva 1r Mo nza, '71 OaJax)', 2·dr hardtop, clean. New valve Job. Mu.st MU. AlkUl• seoo. meke offer. S.Sl-3795. _631_-!eOS ______ _ 79"' Or, loadt.d, cruise control " tape dk. $48S&. f)rm. $40-$7t0. l .... ... .. .. -' D •• DAIL v PILOT Sunday July 2 1971 ........... -· .. - . -.. SUPER SPECIALS AT SUPER SAVINGS • • • '75 DATSUN I ZIO Z Door 4 cyl 4 soeeo radio. heater Real . sharp w1tn low miles (866MOXl ,.. FLEET SALES DEPt. .... . SURFER YAM V·8 aulo !rans oower steering AM & FM stereo radio tape. luggage rack ice oox sink. mags h1 back seats (669PDDI HURRY WON'T LAST BANK FINANCING -0.A.C. On Approved Credi! '75 PIMTO RUMAIOUT 4 cyl auto !rans . air cond1lloning radio. heater. mags Real sharp. low miles (185RFVl '76 PORSCHE "4 5 Sf'HO 5 speed radio heater. mags Real sharp low miles (Ser lf900414) s7495 SUMMER SERVICE SPECIAL ••• FREE ••• L* & Oil witfl han•-ups Cooli'"J system senice only $35.00 Wltti tflis ad Whfft Alignment Oftly SI O. 9 5 ALLERDICE '76 MERCURY MONARCH 4 DR. auro trans . factory air cond1t1on1ng. power steering. oower windows, AM & FM radio. 111ny1 roof Only 10 000 miles. hke new I 662POL ! FREE CREDl·T CHECK '77 DATSUN 8 IO WAGOH 6 cvt o ul O :.a n ~ air cond1t1on1ng power !.'eer1ng stereo radio Only 12 SOC m11es s5995 "Ill WE LEASE ALL MAKES & MODELS ,....4 ALL CARS SOLD PLUS TAX & LICENSE -ALL CARS SOLD ON APPROVED CREDIT -ALL PRICES EFFECTIVE UP TO i2 HRS AFf£R PUBLICATION . Allerdice is also SERVICE , 13.821 Harbor Boulevard 554-0800 J , . . . .. . . . FINAL SPORTS LOCAL WANT ADS [p[-g~{MJ&JJ'[f'$ featurirtq • C1(J ®@00 @09 ~~@tr~O&@U>©Wiru ~~ ~ ~c/llJtz.. i .. .. ~ c .. V) ... :; .. ... ~ 'O !! ;; ::> CIO .... °' -g 7-2.. -' - NANCY HOPE WE GET A GOOD SIGNS AREN'T ALLOWED ON THIS ROAD . ·----· .. ~ SUNDAY, JUlT 2, 1971 --- F 'f'OU'RE 60NNA FOOL . ME WlTH A DROP SHOT, '(OU 'LL HAVE TO Df560l5E IT BETTER TAAN THAT! LET'S HANG IT ON THE PARKWAY WHERE EVERYONE r------WILL SEE IT ANNUAL .. PICNIC IN THE PARK .JUL. y '#- 5 Q ¢ By Ernie Bushmiller · I TAKE DOWN THAT SIGN . .... _....___ .... • TUR N LE FT ROUTE 7 YOU MEAN ON . JlAL. Y F'OU RTH . we WILL E3c aLEf3~ATING f3E C.OMING A NATION? YE.6 .' UNDE~ GEO~GE WA,HIN GTON, WE FOi.A-SHi A ~EVO LUTION ... J;btJ'f fl'. 1Ss ~tn~c~ru 'f .Tut... 'I fovfl.rH ?Afl..i"/ ! ~~ >- -./ -AND WHEN ,, WA~ ove~, -rHE T~IRTEeN OS<!l&INAL. COLONtE5 BECAMe THE 1.AN ITED 61AiE5 OFAM5~1GA! e~AC1t.Y WHAT I~ r~e PAnY A60t.<T, ON .::TUL-Y FOUJ<:TH 'f' How coui...o iHeY MAKE A MISTAKE L-11<~ IHAI '? A~THl.A~1 t:M ~lA fi?'Pr<"l ~SD AT YOIA ! A~TH U ~, DON'T 'IOU KNOW ALL 'THl-5? WE.'LL. ~e CELE8RATING 'T"HE I/E.CL..A~AT'ION O F=' !NDEPENOeNCE,IHE OOC UM~NT T~AT MA~ tA5 A NATION ! lSEE:, NO ..• r HAVeN1-r ~eEN -ro.DA"l 'S PAPf$t veT.·.· : By Hank Ketcha"1 W&L.L..,, .1 GuEe;S A £3~1 DE:S, ! DalT ~-1A LITTLE: RAIN NEVER DISAPR:'.)tNT MR.W/Lt;0"1. STOPPE=D GeN RU L. WAt:>HINGTON. m-1.........----.-r> ......... r> t>.---.-.-.-___....___----~~ ~~=--==--_.:P=-=.A R K E R <:J <J <J W HEN GEORGIA APPEARS , AT HIS OFFICE AND TELLS ~HIM SHE WILL NOT FIGHT )ULIAN KINGSTON 'S EFFORT ~ TO BREAK HIS LATE f ATHER'5 WILL, SAM DRIVER p EMAN DS AN EXPLANATION ! .. : 1/(lROL. !/ ~ /f ~ 7</~~~,_......, t . . . . 'BEFO RE I MET 51G LET'S SIT JULI E, I WAS MARRIED, SAM ,,, ..,,;:::=::::~-"'::< ' 50METHING'5 HAPPENED,,. AND YOU'RE SCARED TO DEATH! I ALWAYS TH OUGHT YOU CON SIDERED ME A FRIEND, GEORGIA!' ,. I DON'T THINK I CAN EXPLA IN IT ... AND I'M NO'r SUR E YOU COULD UNDERSTAND .. , HE CONVINCED THE COURT THAT I HAD ATTEMPTED TO KILL HIM! I THINK T COULD HAVE,,, BUT} DIDN'T! - \ ~ . LOOK , IRMA , I CAN UND£RS"TtlND ©UR FEEU NGo ! I MEAN WE'U£ ALL EE~ AFRAID! · CERTAINLY, -:-LORD P-· ·. FORIHIN~S :: lo PUT ON ~. OUR NEW ~ 5HEl-VE5/ IA-TA··· WE ALL ~AVE TO GO ™ROUGH CHANGE€>.' BUT ~U'VE. GOT 10 OVER - COME 1HAT ! 400 HAVE TO LEAR~ TO WELOOME NEW EXPERIENCES I IF~ oo~·r GIVE c.xxJRSELF A CHANCE TO GROW I l.)()U NE\JER WI LL ! 7·2.. DOCTOR SMOCK I OON'T KNOW ... I'M NOT .SURE I'M REA()l,.) roR 6UCH A BIG STEP ·' OKAQ , RITA , ~'VE CONVINCED ME ! I'LL STA~ OOING TO ™E NET IYORE ! --~ • ~ byFerdJohnaa1• ____ ___, 11LL B~ BACK--I'VeGOT lo Go SHOPPING . l SUPPOSE I S~oUL.D B~ PROUD ... WOULD TRY TO BOOST . iHE~ROSS . OF HEf< ... NOT EVERY WoMAN ... NATIONAL · PRODUCT· ALL. BY ~ HERSELF:~ ~-=--:::~""""" By George Lemont N e:x-r, FoF< ee:s.- Ass 1 s11 N0 SLJR6SON IN A SSMl-SSRIOUS oPeRATION ... .,-He <SOL.-P ''DOCKI e " SIAIUSllE: GOSS -ro ... IHe E:NVE:L.-OPe:, PL.-E:ASC: •.• l • I • r\RST I ~NN\lAL MEO\ CAL AWAROS . . ... r\RST ~NNUAL ME\)\C~L I AWAROS '· l . -;'SIGH~ ~ CAN'I" SVf:N B~ A WINNE::R lN MY OWN PRE;AM .1 • I HUSBAND HUNTERS HAND900K Tried ev ery trick in the book to 0 lure Him to you, Future Bride? ... Think hard; there must be some you haven't used. . <J><><> MAX! Oo~T You K~W THAT THE. 5Ul<6fOtJ G£N£RAL ~AS ISSUED A WAJ<ijlNG ABOUT THUM6-SUQ<JtJ6 ?.. COME QUICK, COWBOY! ALJNI HI L..PEGARCl'S VE:RY LOW! SHE'S SINKING FAST AN!? CAL.LING '{OOR NAMEi • •• • ·--·· -• 4',.. • 7-2 () 1178 Unlled f'ealure Sy'1d1ca1e fne ANP 1liAI SHE TRI EP 1'HAl'SINKIN& FAST' R0011NE EJEFOREl ~VA .•... IF Err~ER OF You SEE 1l~f SLJR6£<>N GeJE:~1 TELL UIM l'D RA1HER BE A SHORT, CONTENTED BALDY 1HAN A TALL, NERVous F uzzY ! 7-Z NOTWrrH QUICKSAN[:'1 S11JPIP! ~ .. ~·· . .. ltJ -rnE INT~REST OF MEMTAL HEALTH L£f'S ~OT TRY To FIGU~E THAT ONt OUT !! \_ __ ~ CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYF.S? nrrt an •• an.st sb difftr· rnca ia drawlna drtaUs betwrra top and bollo• paatls. How , qukkly can you find thrm? Cbtck aaswrn w'U. tllose below. ·0u1"1w •I IU"lP'lt ., ·11<11n 1w •1-'f ·e..1 •lllW •t u1•1-111:> ·p IWJ•lflP •11•M ·c Je<IOlll SI pUlltl "·0u1n 1w 110!11911 I :w,.,.,.u10 MOTLEY'S CREW L~f'S HURRY ... OR WE 'LL Miss e~1 N , IN \HE PARAD~! • BURN 1H~ 'FlAG// 6UR~ AMER\CA/ TOOTHPICK TRICKS arc easy to perform and always a lot of fun. Herc arc two to r1.member. In the first, the performer forms 17 toothpicks into six squares (fig. I). Friends arc ---BULLETIN BOARO--- e couNTRY MUSIC! Cllalka~: Sta.rt wllll A, add M for AM. Add R for RAM. Add E for REAM. Co•dHt tlluly, lrlltr by lrtett ud word by ••rd, to speU AMERICA. OH poalllllr uswer Is aJn11 below. ·•>•"*""• '•-*"•, '&M•a..t> '"'..., 11!)., ·wv A•• euo e come Aaain! "Tell me what my name is," she shouted at the mountain. What did her echo answer? e sam FHI Tbt au• of aay enca roa1«utlvr numbers CH be foHd by multJplylaa tbt mlddlr aumber by_. Fill blaak lo 10 1«onds. _ _,.., • ...,.MAg e Tongue Twisters! Say fast, several times: Shelley Smith sliced soft salami sliver thin. Sill silly Shrovshirc sheep stood shi vering in the shade. challcnacd to reduce ~--:~--=---~~~"""'~~--------. the square1 from six to th~ce by removina five toothpicks. How it's done: Re- move the top c:cntcr toothpick and two on each side at bottom. For the second trick, two toothpicks arc dis- played in the form of a cross (fig. 2). The audi- ence is invited to fash- ion them into a square. How?The two tooth· picks previously arc bent in two with the L-~"-'~ila~...Ji.:-Q£~...L:::...~;_...1._,;~;;::a~ ~ bends concea.led under PERJWUS PATH! Ow lltto, at top kit, II baet by •HJ · the thumb. perils e• rotite to boctom rtallt. Cu yoe eer ~-tllro•all? • BELL WEA THERI Adel <olora fore dmely pk1are: 1-Rtd. 2-L&. blH. 3-Yellow. 4-U. browo. 5-~. 6-U. l'ftll· 1-Dk. broWll. 8-Dk. fl'fttl. 9-Pvplr. 10-Lt. lf'IJ· 11-BIK.k. SPELLBINDER~ SCORE JO points for using all the -----+----- letters in the word below to form -----+----- two complete words: RESIDENT THEN score 2 points each for all ____ ...._ ___ _ words of four letters o r more ____ ...._ ___ _ found amona the letters. Try to 1eon at le..a 50 potall. 'tieW'JllS :weMM etCll-- ..... i -i ... (,!I ! z • • ... J c ::) ~ ~ Q by Ben Templeton & Tom Forman HEt,P US 1EAR DOWN !HIS RDll~N COUNIR)'/ t ·• 1. 19'1tw ChfclOOl,.~H; ..._..Syna ,,,, All Aio)\tt ~ •• ,.,..., • .. I MARMADUKE® "TELL DADDY 0REAKFA51t~ READY GORDO YE~, 'Ii€ IJAVf '1rnER ~PORT~ BESIDE~ Tjiiiiijj• 8'ASE9ALL tJP AT MY ~liARllJM··· 1-a. '· OADD"r'-~R eREAKFA~T 15 READY! ,...-----:::::..--.... CASEY WE /JAVE ·BA5KE18ALL, \bLLE.Y BALL ... ••• WELLLLL, NO. l REALLY ~CXJL.PN'T l~CJ..JJOE WRE.'5TLI~ ••• T"""'-...... _. I By Brad Anderson By Gus ·Arriola No, , LOPEZ.·( DON'-r. SAVG<XJO-NteJ.lr ro c: POOSV VAN i: W/N/<.1-E1 MttlGOS ' . ~ July 2, 1978 DAILY PILOT REFLECTIONS Off THE .AMERICAN SPIRIT . THE PAllt AND clOY OP BEOOMING AN AMERICAN -THEm YOURSELF Sen! ~ ~ • 1 ....... to ··Asa: fnfll ~ 641 Ltuiglon !we . ...,. 'lb'll. H v 10022 W!l P1Y SS fbr piillslleCI Qldoons Sony .. cai't ~ art.n ' FOR LOUIS N1ZER. attorney and author ol Refiewons Wtthout Mrrrors An Autobiogrophy of the Mind Do yoa agr-ee America ... two ldnda ol justice -one fm die rich and one b die poor? -G.S., RY'lt. N.Y. ' • Wdhout a doubt a man who can affoo:I to engage very able counsel has an ac!van tage CNe1 ooe who cannot The legal prof es sioo has tried to diminish this inequity by supporting with millions ol dollars such agencies as the Legal Aid Society When President Kennedy was asked whether it wasn't unfair lo have a draft 1n which one All life is filled with inequity. man ·goes immediately to war and aoohef ( doesn't. he replied that it was unfair and that aD life is fiDed ~h mequrty. I wish it could be oct-.erwise. but is ii no4 unfair that a pmon can engage the leading heart swgeon ii he has the money and another must be cootent with a ~ lumvwy? I Olla! put the prciljeni ep9ammaticaly: -Perlect jUStice -rmposdje. approunate Jl1StlCe -~. effons to improve justice -always - FOR CAROL BURNET?. actress "-e we eeen die a-. ol "'* on 1V? -Jamy AmBe. T--.c.llf. e You c.an't get nd ol me thal easily r.m worblg on a lV mov· ie of the week based on Erma Bombeck's book. The Gross ls AJwoys Gttner Ouer the SeptJc Tank Also in the wai<s are a saeenplay ol a Laura "L Hobson OOYel. a two-woman special 1r1 Na.VMle with Doly Parton and a film with Robert Akman FOR RAPHAEL G. ALBEROl.A. president. Berfitt School d languages How ...t whel WBe the world's '-eu1191e1 born? -J .P .• Qallllqr. ... • Then? lltt CXIWldess theales about the origlrl of languages God"s anger at the builders of the Tower of Babel is a popular one Then? is also the Bow-Wow theory. wtoch assumes that peop6e began to speak by imitating sounds in nature such as barking dogs.. aashmg rocks or bubbling water The &sl of such theories is long but oo one has been proved FOR DOROTHY LOUDON. Tony Award WlJlning star of Brolldway'5 Anrwe wm,..1Je•t1w-w......_o1_._,__..,.. .• ,.. ............... the .... tblng llllgliiit a&s rt*.IJt? _,,_ ... hel. w ......... a-. • rd 0ie to c:1o the rnov\e. but doubt ~ My NJme isn't big ~ 10 arty the ~ of a $91;? milon production Bored? Anni!! is a dream come true They"d ~ to drag me off the stage.~ FOR THE .. ASK" EDITOR What's the re.al sto111 beblnd the Marie Oanoad-Andy Gibb romance? R.C.. ()gden. Utah • • Their romance is iruly a case of smoke ~ i: • Without fire. A family friend desoi>ed rt as ... -ooe cl the biggest put·ons m enter..dlnment ~ hastory." It started when Andy. t.other ol the u ct Bee Gees group. confided that he was -at 0 1rac1ed lo Marie." (Whether he was serious. i ls unclear) That remarl< was immediately 0 seized upon and bb.vn out ol pt'oporlion. a He happened to be in Hawaii at the same i lime as the Osmonds (Donny and Marie • < were makmg their firs1 fun.length movie Nol romance -;usi Howo11an dinners. there. Aloha Donny and Mone). and. naturally. since they're both in show business. then paths cros.sed Andy and Mane did go out to dinner a few times. but her brothers and parents weT"e there. too Mane is dlslrestied by the rumas. which she descmes as a "one Sided srtualion -no( coming from my end - FOR LEE M~cPHAJL. pr-esKlenl. Amer1Cc1n Le~ue Will the athletes of the natt ~neration ~ 1uperi01" to tha.e of thls one? -H .F .. Norwich. Conn. •Certainly In every sporong endeavor that IS measurable by a dock {baseball 1Sn·1. of course) the performances are superiof with each succeeding generatlOfl (e g track and fleld. sw1mmrng) So why shouldn"t baseball playeTS be as good and better than their dads' FOR CINDY WILUAMS. star of laueme & Shirley Wlult effect has yoar ahow'a aucceu had on yoa? -H.J .• Joplin, Mo. e r wony more. being in a top show IS an awesome respon- sibility I wake up In the middle or rhe ntght scared stiff that the scene I did that day was all wrong I've lost track of peo pie I wanted to keep in touch with All the spare hme I had ~fore the show 1s gone I thought thar when I came into more money. I'd get everything rd always wanted But now thar I can afford to treat myself. I don't FOR DORIS A. HANFORD, Mutilated CWTency Ekanch. Dept of Treasury w...is tlte sO-JlA QIN of _.tlJ.hd CMlfi'WCY tJaat hM ner c:o..e to ~ attftltloa? -BMIJ R. s.,da. Bu hwooct. N . .I.. e Ifs the one where the husband hid a wad of money from his wife in the barrel of his shotgun. Only after he fired the gun did he remember We requested that he find as many pieces of the currency M posslble and f<lfWard the fragments to us. We were able to identify thecummcy and make payment PROa.p. ... ~ 10 ~ocf"l 1 PROAnDCOO CON CMrtn M. 1<•"8 er derms. .,na1ys1 itl)d re 5earch a.odate. Committn Ol'I IM Ptewn1 Oanget Not for anything would I trade our mllitary posture for; the Soviets'. In some respects they have more man· power and equipment than l.W, but In modem warfare. quality far out· weighs quantity. For example. the Sov\ets have 40 percent more subma- rine· launched missiles than we, but ours are so much more advanced. We also havt frft. rdeb6e .a.es: the Sc:wiets' haw none. only ensleved satelites more lkely to fight against them than for the Soviet cause. More lrnponantly. if any nation were to attack us. we could annihilate It. TNe. we could not pr~ent the Soviet Union from simultaneously annl hilating us. but mutual suicide Is unJibfy. Can The U.S. Defend Itself! The ability of the U S. to defend Itself Is in doubt. Soviet military strength has been increasing steadily for more than 15 years. and Soviet military spending now exceeds ours by 20 to 40 peTCent In the orea of nuclear smmgth. Soviet prognms are designed to fight. win and survive a nuclear war. Tile Soviets conll.nue to develop tanks and 10 deploy matt powerful Intercontinental land- based and submarine-launched ballisttc missiles. bomb- ers and submarines Tile size. sophistic:ation and rate ol growth ol Soviet mWtary power far exceeds Soviet re· qulremenls for defense A iwompe response by the United States and our allies Is now required ~ 1918FAMILYwtEKLY,INC. AU~,...... • Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. .. •• I \Vinston LIGHTS 12 mg. "11t. 0.9 mg. niconoe ttv. per CJg1111re. FTC Repon AUG.'n: LIGHT lOO's· 13 mg. "rer.1.0 mg. l'MCotine tN. per cigarette by FTC merhod. JOHN JAKES: HIS HISTORY Of AMERICA REACHES MILLIONS "Ultimately f m a storyteller .... f m not trying to write sennonettes about the nation because if I lose the reader, I lose the game." John Jokes By Karen Levine lne Bicentennial functioned as a re· fresher course In American history for thousands of Americans. Shell's Bi- centennial Minutes Infused bits of history between soap operas and game shows. Fast-food stops from New YOfk to the farthest reaches of our "manifest destiny" offered all sorts or Information about the people and events of our past Imprinted on their paper plates and cups Nothing could have been more American than the merchandizing and selling of our 200th anmvenary. Toda~ two ~ after the event. John Jakes -author of the outsta.ndingly successful American Biunntenlof Series/Kent Family Cflron· icle& -is still selling yesterday's news It's hard to imagine that any one American sprang from 1976 back to 1776 with more determination or enter· prise than John JakeS. With more than 22 mWlon copies of his books in print (volume eight has yet to be completed) and a successful televislon movie of the first. The Bastard, behind him. Jakes has become somewhat of a phenomenon as a "~historian ... La.st year he became the first ctuthor ever to have three books on the New York Times best·seller fist in one year hlla laM worlled for ,._. as aealtve director of an advertising com- pany's Dayton, Qt.lo. ofb and had written TV )Ingles. 200 short stories, 10 plays and 50 undistinguished novels be· fowe his agent appwoached him with the Idea for the series. Pyramid was looking for someone to write a ftve·volume saga that would begin before the American Revolution and folk>w the descendants of one flcti<>Qal family over 200 years 11Wr lntentk>n was lo U5lt historic.al events as a backdrop fOf the usual stuff c:J mas.s-market 6ction -love, lust. blood, action &nd adventure They needed, more than anything. a writer who cou&d .. tum the boob out quk:kly." Jakes Ats that b61. He has the~ and stamiNI to lit down • his Remir9on every day and tum out 6,000 words. His ye.an In ~ng heel~ him to Witt• under praan. y ct bcfcrc .. fn.. ~· w\th The ~nklil Saia. he h8d no~ lnmat tn American hlRory He mncmbft-9 being bond by ~ William 5holner (left}, Andrew 5teoens and Buddy Ebsen star in The Bastard. Patricio Neal, with Steoens. during o scene. high-school histOfY te-'Chers m Chicago His nonellistent background in history didn"t bother his publisher. They didn't expect the history In the books lo be very detailed and assumed he would learn enough to get by. They WU(! surpnsed Although Jakes claims to be less con- cerned with what "'coUege history pro- fessofS think" of his books than with pro- viding good entertainment. no histonons to date have taken ls.sue with Jakes's re- creation of OUT past. Befo.e bewhud.. to write The Bastard. Jakes embarked on what was lo be a massive re54!arch project. He ha.s spent four months In the Dayton Lib,-ary reading secondary sources on American history foe each of his books. Although he rarely reads the son or diaries that we come upon in antique stores, he does pay particuJar attention lo the writers of the times They give hiRJ a feeling for what life was like during the periods he writes about, and Jakes Is mOfe c~ ed with conveying that son of "feeling" than with writing historical documefltS From his hotel suite in New YOf'k Crty. where he was winding up a national publicity tour. he dbc:ussed the nature of his research. "My characters and my re· .search kind of ~nerate the story," he ex· plained. "When I come ~ a panic ulat bit ol infonnatlon lh3t moves me penonalty, I make a point of lncOfl)Of' ating it In my book." Jakes, whose st~y 6 • frame looks more career-army than c:areeT writer, is eager to cite some examples of his meth- od. Since he felt penonally moved when he read of Paul Revere's ~es.slorl following his tna wife's death, he made a point cl lnductng thlit In The eo..v The charme:r cl Ben ~ -OM of Jak.es's t.vorttes among the Founding Fathln -a pramtecf wtth el ol his ~: •baths. • fondnas tor a 9'allll °' two for thrn) of Madtrn and • ~ for young girts Throughout the series Jakes has attempted to hook into the things that might transcend a hts· tory lesson and to touch his readers in ii personal, emotional way. "Ultimately fm a storytefler." he says ~rm not trying to write sennonettes about the nation because if I lose the reader, I lose the game " In an eff0f1 to tum on people who. like him5elL had been turned off history in school. Jakes looks for the details of daily life -the dress. weapons, housing and industry of the times. Since the main character of the first book. Phillip Kent. Is ii printer. Jakes went about sludying print lrig in Colonial America. And since one of the most appealmg aspects of his books Is the inlet~tions between Jakes's fictional characters and the real charac· ters of history -from John Adams to Teddy Rooseveit -Jalies pays speoaf attention to biography He began the woric with concrete goals. ··1 se1 out lo write as positive a history as I could." he says. "but I didn't want to wnte a Poltyanna hislQe'Y." He sounds a bit like he's antiopalirig some criticism. "I wa.sn'I going lo whitewash the ugly chaplets, .. he continues. "the slavery, the agony of the Civil War. the way the Irish were mis!Teated or the land taken from the Indians ·· ()(course. one simply couldn't "whitewash" those chap· ters of our history In this day and age, but Jakes seems genuine enough. He prae• .. laa...eff • • '"ftplw ..,.. He loves his wife. He trusts his family "to the bottom of my soul.·· He has "deep religious feelings" but isn't a Mblg fon of orgamz1ed rellgjon " And he loves to go to the movies. go out for hamburgers and play Frisbee His !JU• est otntvaganoe since his suca:u was to buy an expensive plnbal ~ And tw ')>ut MW guttas on the house ·· Aside from that fact thal he's made al .._. • mlllon dolw-s (Jakes refu5es to dbcuM money). tw's Just &lc.e all hk neighbors In Ohio -as Amencan as hiS Blcentennral Senes Yet then? mUS1 be something In all o( this Ofdinarmess to ac- count for Jakes's enonnous success. and one suspects ii has lo do with an early childhood account of pot50ning. "I always say that I was poisoned by Enol Flynn and Ma>t Steiner musical scores that set the whole tone for the kind of thing I love best -Anthony Ad- vene on the screen, .. Jakes explains in an effort to account fOf the success of his books Indeed, his books are fiOed with the.kind of action we used to find in an En ol Flynn movie 1ne volumes are re- plete with dueling. scheming. massacres, conflagration. patriot1Sm and "a healthy sprinkling of sex .. A thoughtful reader will probably stop (Of a moment to consider the likelihood c:J members ol one family being present at every Significant tustoncal event in our nation's history. And there are ttmes wheri the Mhisfory lesson" isn't very well Integrated Into the plot -when you'll want to skip a few pages on the planning of the Boston Tea Party to get on to Phillip's progress with his new lady· fnend But theni's no doutx that he's a craftsman when It comes to pacing One l'ftlewe admitted that he "likes the books In 5Pte of himself " If you're the kind of vegetarian who likes a hot- dog on the sly. If you're an ardent sup- portet of your local educational 1V sta- tion but ct1n 't resist the reruns or the Honeymooners. if you loved Star Wars and c.an relate to Jakes's appraisal of It as "an Enol Flynn movie wilh soence-flc tlon !Tapping~(; or If you're a shameless fan of )I.Ink food r1 don't want to think about what's In It It tava goodl and books lb A~ and Volley of t~ Dolls, ff's possible that one bite c:J The ~mnrm Sena/Klmf Fomily a.ron. ldei may gQt you hooked One fan said It was lllt.e "tommt .. IQlting for the r-. nm book to appear4 1&J ABOUT OUR COVER The painting on our cover, Centennial Progress U S A . July 4 1876. was com plered in 1875 by New York City arhsl Monrgomery C Tiers The 68# x 481/• w 01l 1s typical of T1ers's work. his canvases were of large size so rhat each portra11 was a perfect likeness They ofren were taken from photographs in his collectton The Hirschi & Adler Galleries in New York City. owners of rhe painting, value II ar $15.000 How many of 1he famous Americans in the painting are you able to 1dent1fy> Check your guesses against this list I ) George Washington. 2) Thomas Jeffer son. 4) William Cullen Bryant; 5) Henry \,, IT OVER PAINT ~ OLYMPeC~ OVElCOJ\T Anilhrt111 ' ,, , .. • \. B14 Br.11 l •t >1· .. I I I l i'tmanllo .. ' C trlOQil Park ~ I .. .i Cl11hworth . '. Ar H1 :.. l 1, 1 i·• r Cr ,.s lltne I •• "" " I'•· f \ld• I •' 1 • (,, "' ~ j If ' .. • t'orr>nil I I 11 1 l I I I l'I Cosla Mesa f,f\(., l 1111111• r ""'fTI H1t1 I ti I l. I,. 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I" the fOfeseeable future the trip may be that short and you can even stop off in Dallas along the way by way of a "Plane tran ·· As described by its conceiver. Dr Robert M Salter. senior scientist of the Rand Corporation (the lamed "think tank .. of experts). P1anetran is a subway system moving at thousands of miles an hour. Its long, narrow bulletlike cars wiU travel In underground tubes and be elec lro magnetically supported and propel led. Cars wiD float on these magnetic fields just asa surfboa.rdridesocean waves It will offer a safe. convenient. nonpol luting service, and while the Planetran carries us, it can move freight at the same velocity And getting the tunnels dug IS not the insunnountable problem ii may seem. About 8.0CX> miles of tunnels were drilled in the 196ffs alone. Are there compeOing reasons f()f Planetran? The answer Is an emphatic yes aa:ording to Dr. Salter. 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II could be flying above us in a decade Nature has a way of thinking big her self Her Icebergs tipped into the sky and bulky·big below lhe surface are inviting iceboxes and water buckets. Saudi Arabia and other places In dire need of water are considering hauUng these moo sters to their arid ports. When the idea was first broached. there were guffaws of disbelief. But the engineering has been worked out, and harvesting and trans porting the frigid to the arid may be in our immediate future. Our problems with oil have added still another giant of an idea to the pool of the possible Our fertilizer comes from petro-, leum. There 1sn•t much petroleum So what subslitute can there be' Dr. Stan Ries. a Michigan State horticuhurist. has an answer ··As a substllute. we thought thai the nrtrogen·nch forages. bke alfalfa. might be used In an emergency:· he said When vegetable field tests were made with alfalfa Instead of traditional ferti· lizers, the results were astonishing. 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A Presidential camPa91 year is ~ t'M!l'W-$hattering for many \/Ofers than for the candkiates. 6. The chmacttibtb votes most like to tiee In a Ptesidetat are the abdlty to lnspn odwn., Intesa in mllbry ~ and an enthusiasm for sports. ANSWERS I. Tn.c. If a man has a roW\g eye, the odds awe that he won't vote~ ly. ln fad, psycho&ogk:.al studies oon- ducted by a team of Idaho Seate Unfver- slty lnwstigailots found tfl8l ClOCllaVadYe voters of both saes tended to be equally conservative where romantic ~ me:nts were CXJnCel 1ied.. TileM 6ndings are borne out by ocha srudia Ind are St- Ni .. dl!d., Indicating~ "the te. ol as ol control of one's lmpuhes" .-xi- ated with ~ ii a determinant of fedngs about romantic~- 1. Fal.e. In his trw1ti1e tided Per90tlClitty and Polltla, ~ David J . Hanson cites. studies that provide a penonaltty profle of the typ6cal nonvoter. he Is strongly optnionated. thinks he Is smarter than people who do vote, entertains .. cynical Ideas about democracy and poli- tical parties, Is Intolerant of deviant opin· Ions and ethnic ~" and tends to be nar<' 1 l!c and withdrawn. S. Folse. A State UnJventty ol New Yoric study evaluates the ftndtngs of IOdo-pol- ltical research, which indicates that "dosed-minded peopk may be ~. leftists or mlddle-ol·tNMoeders." It is concluded. however, that authoritarians of the polllical left and right tend to be about equally dogmatic. 4 . Faix. Pennsylvania State University studies found that '"tt was possible to pre- dict a student's llOdal and political ~ by observing his clothing and be correct 76 percent ol the ttme." People wtM> had no conoem for dothlng often evidenced 5Crong CXJnCla1\ with politk:al ~ and the impOft.ance of voting, and !ha views tended to range from left to e:Jdle.me left. On the other hand. students who were conoemed about dod1ing "to enhance the penon and to ,,;ve prestige value" tended to vote oonservatively and to em· brace the be.liefs held by those who want to preserve the status quo. 5. True. Aa:orcting to studies at !he Loma Linda UniYersity Scientific Com· putadon Facility, In California, f°' 10me people the Praldential eJecdve procfSS, along with Its transitional UJ IC::ei tatrttia, Is a chaodc and stressful period that is dlf. ftcult to endure. h may ewn result In a nervous breakdown. ln fact, the stud.la c:ondude thal II such stress is cumulative, "It is posdJle that. for IOme; a Pttiiden- tlal election Is the provabial 'straw that breaks the camel's back.'" 6. Falae. At least., indicated by a Mid· die TenneslN State lJnivenity study that de:sat>ed these re:sulb: lo lldl5eSIS the F'M9MMl!I reLattw V1lllue aoooeded to the c:Nncter- istlcs of a candidate f Of national political office a questionnaire was pwepaaed and distrbuted to oollege saudents at a state unhlersily with the folowlng Instructions: 'Of the 10 c:harac:teristlc:s Isled below, please decide which three you would m05I like to see In a candidate fOf the Presidency and which three c:harac:t· eristics you would value ~: out· standJng intellectual ability. experience In government. scrong rdgiotJS orientation, interest In military~. ooncem for human welfare, honesty and integrity, lntenist In sports. undentanding of Inter- national relations, abilllY to inspire, sen- sitivity to racial ~ ·" Results: The ttne most valued c:hanc:terbtit:s were honesty and Integrity, oonoem for human welfare and experlenc.e In government. lnduded among the lust-valued char- aderistics were ability lo~. lnteresa In mililary preparedness, Interest r!ll inspom. ....: TheDoctorAndYoa~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ How To TeU If A Headache lsSeriom H ..t.dte ti one ol tbs ftllDll com- mon mn41!1Mlb • dociior heln. But .... .....,..,, not • **--and ~ ._ ....... ~ '*-· So when you go to • ~ llbout your ~.he hM hll)ob a.out for Nm. M. lhe ~.,...,what dodor to .. aibout hadec:M. int he'I tend you to an eye doctoc Many people think that a need for glMaes causes heedac:he. but this is rarely the case. Some eye prob- lems ~ hMdKha -gleucoma, far ~ but eye trouble II low on the list of headache cau.s. Ask the .wrage medbl student about ~ ..ld he'I alt about tnir'I tumor. Ya while headache 90foetlmes develops In the late ICages of a brain tumor. tumon arc nae a common cause olhe.adad.. Most hadadMls .. c:amed by ~ sion. MUldes mmched to the front and back ol the he.ad tightan under stras Olusing • he.adache lhet ofmi feels .. If your head ii bdng fttted Into a tight hat. Spasms o1 head mu.des can caU9e con· .ant patn )Im ae kMl*'9 your Bit llQhdy clenched far ., ho.. Of ., wll cauM hand Md 11m pell\. T«nlion, ~ 4M!l'I dirp4Morl can '** the lnUlda to tlgt1CCn .nd the hudld'9 to dewlap Mid patn kAln. ~ and mu.di! ,..., ... Ul9d to cr..c at.-molt com- mon typs of hwliMhe. .......... II the~ molt cxxnmon type of he.s.ct. h .. caU8ed bv • tpllllllm of t*JOd ~ lntlld.I the .. -"' • ~of ............... t*JOd ¥llMk oumdt the lkull. Pltn delrelope M tt.M outer blood vessels are stretched and made to pulsate. Sometimes the skin and scalp over the affected blood wssels are tender. T yplcal mignllne is a one-sided head· ache <(the word m9afne is a shortened fonn of "hemi-aanla" meaning ha¥-a- head). It \s usualy heralded by an awa, a 9mladon or fedng the patient learns will toon be folowed by a one-sidecl head- adw. Ablg wtth the ~ie. nausea and vomiting are cvnimon as are changes in vtsion, lo. of the use cJ an cxnmMy and chMges In~.~ headache a intcnM and tlwobbli 19 mtd may IMt tor days. M9"alne '5 mo.-e common in women than In men. Headaches occur men &e- quendy around the time ol the rncnmual period ~ at other times dunng the month. But menopaUM docs not neces- Slllty mean the end ol mValM for wo- men. Blr1h-<l0ntrol pills, howewr. may lnducic ,,..... Ind tncnw Its fnt. quency and leYdy. So molt doctors ad- .. women with mlyJailoe or with a f.nl.. ly hlllioe'y ol I to avoid the ~- Ta......,. ol .......... k~to- w.d NkYlng the Nlllud .... ol the blood ~ ou..s-the ... flgOC compoundt. whk:tl Q\dl blood YetMk to oontna, ... ofter, pdCl-..t A new medicine. propranolol (tnct.nl), ... pro- ven heJpfuJ fOf many patients. Clusfer Of b&ood-vaMI spasm head- aches are moN common In men than In lo\IOfMl'I. They are one-sided. thtobba og headac:ba. during which the patient h. a runny eye and runny nme on the same side as the pain. Ousaer·head.c:he at- tacks come ewry day or night for a few weeks or perhaps months, then cfisap- pear as m~ as they canM, per· haps never to rebJrO. Ergot drugs are somettmes hdplul. Hen! .,. 90fDe questJons lo 8 your· self to decide whether yow headache Is .nous. Does It .... you .. night? ff If does. you 're in trouble. Few unimportant pains wake you out ol a sound sleep. Can you rdcvc the haidKhe with aspir· 1n? Mc.a .nous eondltlol11 will nae be helped by aspll1n °' any of the over·the- ClOUnfe' Pein kilas. Is the hudadw dil· fcralt from the ones you UIUaly get? ls ii stTOnga. ionglt? Does It have other syn.poms .a::ompanytng 111 If .. doa. _. a doctor. And aa a n.die, OM-Sided headldws.,.. mcJft lmpan.w\t ~ ones .. OWi' the heed. 1Wme¥1ib.: ~ Qft be brought on bv many~ at the hud ~ elM· wt.. In the body. If you ~ • hAd· .c.t.. 1tlilt pcrtllll or rea.n ~ hew I checked out. _...._.l. ....... D. ' THE PAIN AND JOY Of AN AMERICAN "I want to contribute to this country. I want to build a future for my childfen." By Bill Newcott 0 ne year ago, Si Hon Bui. his wife Cam and their five young children sat huddled in a Vietnamese hamlet. waiting for the moment they could es· cape horn advancing Communisl troops. They had moved from Oa Nang 10 the small viOage for fear they might be killed by the soldiers who. 1t was said. often murdered those who sympathized with the former Government. The Americonlzotion of the Si Hon Bui family: Hon ond wife Cam with Co. Uyen. Al and the little ones. An ond Y. Today Si Hon Bui and his famUy Uve In a suburb of Los Angeles In a community made up largely of VM?tnamese refugees For the Si famUy and their fellow coun· tTymen. the transition to Ammcan life has noc been easy FOi" the refugees. httle seems the same as ii was in Vietnam Tne Southern Cali· fomla cUmale, consktered $COJChlng by many Americans. Is chiDy lo native Viet· namcse, who seldom experienced temp- eratures lower than 79° Ora.sing for dif. ferenl seasons. and even different times of the day, used lo be unheard of. And the people of the United Stales .wd. Hon Bui and Cam know they mean well. but the fON1ardness and loud mannerisms of Amencans were. at 810 Nrwcott Is o ~ /or the Hunttngton Port. Colrl. ~ S4gr\lll ond o Ira lonttt first. disturbing for the quiet. mild-man· nefed Vietnamese. "It Is very difficult lo change." said Cam. ~The dvilizatiof\' here is very. very different." After spending years in the crowded Vietnamese cities or the close village liv· Ing conditions. the refugees find even the small open spaces of American subu:rbla breathtaking Sitting In the living room of her famUy's sman house. Cam looked through the window to the homes ac:ross the stree1. The houses could not have been more than five or lO fee1 apart. but to Cam they seemed positively remote. "The houses here ... she said "Every house Is like a monastery 11ley are so far apart.- Since arriving hen!. the Si family, along with most other refugees. has of. ten had to depend on Government sub- sidies and the klndnus of others to man· age. But the strong \l\etname:se spirit of independence. which sustained many of the country's citizens through 20 years of war. never lost hold. and the new anfVals haw hied to bge a place for thcrmefves In thctr new wc:xtd. Almost immediately upon anMng. Hon Bui took a job. ~ '°°" ttelized. though. that he needed time to adapt lo his new world. which was rapidly starting to look Uke a whok! new universe. , Now. Hon Bui is studying English. When he has mastered the lang4"ge suf· fidendy, he hopes to start a career in computer·pmgramming Bui first leam· Ing a new language and then a new skill is going to be difficult. and he knows it. "I come here to live In my second country:· he said. "I feel I must imitate the ancestOB of this place I want lo con· tribute to this country. I want to buUd a future for my children." As their father builds for their futuTe. the children a.lso are throwing themselves Into the mainstream of their new home. Co Bul. 9, Uyen Bui. 8. and Al Bul. 6. are attending pubfic 5Chool. Although they. too, must struggle with the language. they are doing well Cam Is proud of her children's ac complishments and of her husband's preperattons for the future. But she Is no slouch. heneff A fomter fTeneh teacher In Vietnam. Cam also Is anxious to make a contribution. "Am studying typing." she said "I wi11 be a secretary ... &skies following her studies. Cam also lS a full·time mother to her two youngest children. An Bui. 4. and Y Bui. 3: Luckily. she has been able to manage the American method of shopping In grocery stores. "I have not much prob&em with money and the stores." she sald. "Is about the same. in many ways. as in my country ... ' This week. as Americans remember the revolutionary spirit that brought this country Into being. SI Hon Bui and Cam wiD be giving thought to their hopes for the future of both thftr new home and their o&d one. "I would hke to go back ... C;fm said. "to visit. There are many sol· dier In the forest there 11ley are against the Communists. I hope they maybf: win someday." For now. though. the family thal 12 months ago had little hope of escaping their country's debacle wiD have its flni . and a most meanJngful, Fourth of July "We thank God." Cam said. "and we thank America to help us have a rawt happy 6fe ·· llLI 1 z ii LOOK TO LEMONS FOR OLD-TIME . By Marilyn Hansen TIPS ON LEMONS HOW TO BUY LEMONS: Look for firm fruil with smooth. shiny skins. Avoid soft lemons wilh bruised, bumpy or wrinkled skins: they are old or have been badly stored. HOW TO STORE: lemons will keep at room temperature for about a week to 10 days In rhe refrigeralor, place In plastic bag and score m covered vegetable crisper where temperatures are warm est Stored this way, lemons will keep for at least a month The plastic bag helps hold In natural moisture HOWTOGET MORE JUICE: You will gel 50 percent more juice If you bring lemons to room lemperarure and roll them wllh the palm of your hand on the cutting board before cutting and squeezing. Why' This seep breaks down the tiny JUiee sacs in the fruit NEED JUSTA Lfm.E JUICE? Roll lemon, poke hole in end with toothpick, squeeze and out comes Juice Replace pick for stonng. HOW MANY TO BUY: One medium lemon will yield 3 teaspoons grated peel One medium lemon will yield 3 tablespoons )ulce Six medium lemons wlll yield l cup juice OOVOOKNOW? You can keep white vege· tables white by adding lemon to the cooking water You can keep cheeM soft by rubbing with lemon. wtapplng with damp doth and then refTlger a ting A squeeze of lemon makes diet dnnks taste benm You Qin make your own mock buttermilk by adding 12 • l'AWILY WU:ICLY. Jvty 2~ "71 FAMILY-PLEASER RECIPES Remember the light goodness of Lemon Icebox Cake, Lemon Sugar Cookies and creamy Lemon Curd? Here they are again. enough milk to 1 tablespoon lemon juice to make 1 cup MARKET REPORT There wtll be 1\P eKcellenl supply of lemons In, markets now through the end of July. Due to heavy rains In California during late winter and early spring, lemons will be larger, and these will be the best buy. LEMON ICEBOX CAKE 1 ..,,,.lope unfl.vOf'ed gelatin Yi cup lemon Juice .. large .... eepar8ted 1 cupMlgar 'lo teaapoon utt Or•ted rfnd of 1 lemon 1e to 20 ladyflngef'I, spilt 1 cup M•YJ cr .. m, Whipp.cf 1. Softengelatlnlnlemonjulce 2. In top of double boiler, with electric mixer Of rotary beater. beat egg yolks well with 'lz cup sugar and salt. Gradually beat In gelatin mixture 3. Cook over bolling water un tll mixture starts to thicken (about 10 minutes), stirring const11ntly. Add lemon rind 4 . Refrigerate until mixture begins to thlc.ken, about 45 minutes, stlning once Of twice. 5. Llnll! bottom and sides of an 8 ot 9-lnch round spnng-form pan wllh ladyfingers. 6. ~t egg whites until loamy'. gradually add remaining 'h cup 1ugar, beating until soft peaks fonn 7 . Fold beaten egg whites and whipped cream into thickened lemon-gelalln mlKture Spoon mlolined pan 8. Refngerate at least 4 hours or overnighl Carefully remove from pan. Garnish with rosettes of additional whipped cream and grated lemon rind if desired Makes J 2 servings OLD· FASHIONED LEMON SUGAR COOKIES 2 cups unalfted •11..purpoM !lour V. te .. poon baking sod• v. te .. poon ult Yl cup butter or marg•rine. aoftened 1 cup auger 1 egg 1 l•bfelpoon (lf'•ted lemon rfnd s t•ble1poon1 lemon jua Lemon Frosting l . Sift together flour, baking soda and salt 2. In large bowl with electTic mixer, cream butter and sugar · cogether until fluffy. S. Add egg, lemon rind arid juice: beat well. At low speed. blend In dry Ingredients. 4. Ol111de dough Into fourths. wrap well In waKed paper and refrigerate 1 hour or longer 5. On lightly floured surface, roll 1/• of dough at a time. ~·Inch thick. 6. Cut with floured cookie cut· ten; place on well grtased cook!« theets 7 . Bake In pteheated 375°F-.. oven for 10 minutes or untll lightly browned Cool Frost with Lemon Frosting Makes 4 to 5 doien FRESH LEMON CHl.FFON PIE 1 envelope unlluOf'ed gel•Un t 1/• cups augu v. t .. 1poon .. n Yt cupw•ter Vt cup plus 1 t•bleapoon lemon juice, freshly 9queend 4 eoa•. aep•r•ted 1 t .. 1poon gr•ted lemon t1nd 1 cup h .. wy cr9•m 1 INked 9-inch oraham-et•cker crust, c:tlllled lemon cartwhMI twlat I. In saucepan. thoroughly combine gelalln, 1 cup sugar and salt Gradually stir in water and lemon juice until smooth 2. Beat egg yolks well. blend Into gelalln·lemon mlKture. Cook over medium heal about 8 minutes. stirnng constancly. until slightly thickened and gelalln is thoroughly dissolved. Do not allow to boll 3. Stir in grated rind. Im mediately pour into a bowl. Chill In refrigeratOf until miK ture mounds when dropped trom a spoon. stir frequently 4. Meanwhile, beat egg whites In large m\xlng bowl with elec tric: mix.er until soft peaks form w~ beaters are slowly raised 5. Gradually lldd remaining 1/• cup sugar, btattng at high speed unlll sllff peaks barely form and surface is glossy and mols1 6. Whip cream until 11 holds a soft shape. Carefully fold chilled lemon mixture into whipped cream and then Into egg whiles Refrigerate for 15 to 20 minutes to set gel slightly 7 . Spoon into prepared graham cracker crust Refng erate unril completely ser Gar nash with lemon cartwheel twist Makes one 9·rnch pre. Bserulngs LEMON FROSTING 3 l•bleapoon1 butter or m•rv•rlne, softened 3 cups confectioners' auger 1 eoa yolk 1 teupoon gr1ted lemon rind 1 to 2 t•blffpoonl lemon Juice l . In small bowl, wirh electric mixer, beat togerher hurter and I cup confectioners' sugar 2. Add egg yolk. beat Add re· malnlng confectioners· sugar, lemon rind. iu1ce: miK until smoorh Makes 1 'At cups LEMON CURD t egg 2 egoyotka 2 t•Hpoon1 gr•ted lemon rind e ••ble1poon1 lemon Jule• v. cup 1ug•r 'I• cup butter or marg•rlne, cut Into pieces OHhHlt 1. Heat eggs slightly. add re malning Ingredients 2. Cook over low heat, strmng constantly, unrll chickened. about 8 to 10 minutes Chill Store In refrigerator Use for toast. tarts and as a cake top ping Makes J •,4 cups OLD-FASHIONED RAMOS FIZZ Ju~ of Yt frMh lemon y, cup cruahed Ice 1 eoawta•t• t y, on. tt.ny cream or "•"·•nd.tl•ll 1 to 1 Yt on. gkl 1 tablespoon confection.rt' 1ugar a dtop• or•nve nower ..._or V. t .. .poon gr•ted or•nve rind l . In shaker, combine all ingre dtents Shake well 2. Strnin Into chllled ftu glass Molrf!s I Sf!1Vlng Whnl'ou Order From Adnrtlurs In Fam111 WHklr, Ptea.se allow at least four weeks ' ~ for dellvery. 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Untkey ~ ~Scotto.Geimo 1n THE Firework Safety Are you planning your own fireworks celebration for the Fourth? If you live In one of the 35 states that permit some sort of family-type fireworks, such as spark· leT5 and snakes. here are a few tips from the Consumer Ptoduci Safety Comm. • Look for a manufacturer·s label and the words "Clas.s C Prreworks" before you buy If these do not appear. rhe item was manufactured illegally and probably won'I conform to Fed. safety standards • Read the directions carefully. The most common cause of injury is misuse • Have an adult present. Children under 15 are prime victims of fireworks acd· dents. Proper supervision can prevent mishandling. Never give fireworks to Music From The Womb Sounds that babies hear while in the womb are being used by British research ers to pacify diffkult infants and to obtain reliable measurements of babies' hearing One of the foremost researchers inves- tigating baby hearing. Dr. Michelle Cle· ments of London. has built an apparatus that has already tested 2.000 babies Babies are exposed to .. primal sounds.·· includi;,g the sound of the mother's heartbeat heard through the uterine fluid. to test their hearing. Clements says response to these uterine sounds is more predictable than the babies' reactions to everyday noi.ses. Infants with the slowest responses or no responses at all are sent for further hearing assessment. Whe n the testing is done within a few weeks of birth. appro- pnate treatment can be given to help minimize permanent hearing damage. As fOf the soothing sounds. RCA is producing an album that will contain both simulated womb sounds and music that has been observed to pacify babies. Researchers say oerlaln pas.sages of Brahms do the trick. small children. • Never experiment. Don't take fire· works apart or mix anything with the contents Never make fireworks • Ignite outdoors. Light fireworks tn clear areas away from houses and flam· mable matenals such as gasoline cans or dry brush. Do not ignite m metal or glass containers • Have water handy to douse misfired fireworks. Do not try to relight malfunc- tioning fireworks: soak them with warer and throw away • Light I at a lime and keep a safe distance away. • Never cany fireworks in your pockets. • Store in a cool. dry place. ls your office as professional as you are? You may be surprised at the answer. says prof. Robin V'isci, a visiting instruc· tor at Purdue Univ who has been a de· sign consultant to several firms. "Furnishings that make a home com- fonable and relaxing make an office lnef ficient." says V'\Sd's colleague. Vic.kl Willis "When an office looks too much like a residence. the professional image doesn't come across .. What makes for professionalism? Alm '°" a dean and crisp look. Among the no-no's, says Vlsd. are overstuffed chairs. pieces that are too soft and over done. drapes that "give the vlsitOf the feellng thal he's in your living room." Quick Takes MoonUghting ls on the rise among women according 10 the lar· esr Gov·r. statistics. Out of every lOO moonlighrers. 27 a.re now .women. the highesr percentage ever The figures indicate that currently 11/• mil· lion women, o r 34 out of every 1.000 women workers, hold an extra )Ob. Dooatloos to chutoble groupe by American• rOH nearly 10~ from the 1976 levels to more than $35 billion says the Am Ass'n . of Fund-Ra1smg Counsel. Health and welfare causes were the most popular rec1p1ents of corporate funds. and in· dividual donors favored religion Drinkers, uncataln whether they've had one too many to drive Nfelv. can now get a readlag on the level of alcohol In tbetr sys- tem. -right in the bar Several bars have already installed rhe machines which give read-outs based on a breath test lhat Lhe user blows into rhe unit. In seconds. the user gets a read· our in percentages and 1 of 3 mess· ages: "Don't Drive:· "Take It Easy .. or "You're O.K ·· Who holda the family pune- ptags? AGcOTding to a study by a ~-Oty advertising agency. it's rhe woman of the house. The survey re· ports that in 1fJ of the households stu· died the woman writes the checks and pays the bills -regardless of whether she works outside the home BIRTHDAYS (aJI Cancer): Sanday -· Thurgood Marshall 70: Brock Peters 5 l. Luci Johnson Nugent 31: Dan Row~ 56 Ma.clay -Tom Stoppard 41. Ken Russell 51 . Sta~ros Niarchos 69 Tues- ..., -Nell Simon 51: Mitch Miller 67. Ann Landers 60: Abigail Van Buren bO ~ -Robbie Robertson 34. ~e Nixon Eisenhower '19 ThursdalJ -Della Reese 46: Mnv Griffin 5:3 Janet Leigh ~Jamie Wyeth 32. Bill Haley 51. Fniu," -Marc Chagall 91. Gian Carlo Menotti 67. Ringo Starr 38: ymce Edwards 50: P-ierre Cardin 56 ~ -Nelson Rockefeller 70: BU ly Edutine 64. Steve Lawrence 43. Jerry Vale47. J.J .Joha.nsoo34. BIRTHDAY PEOf'lE.: RobMe Robe-.. ..clAll•'sad!H FAMl\.Y WEEIQY, July t. "78 • 11 Announcing The House of ~iniatures TW Collectors Series ... ·~ . -.. .. ~< ... . \ j } Start your collection with this easy: to-make William and Mary$ Clock Kit for only retail value $7.95 (Actual size when you enroll in The House of Miniatures'"' Collectors Series (plu~ shlppi111 and bandllngl Thl9 William and Mary Tall Cue Clod< la an •ullw!ntic repniduction of • clock d.cribed md ill1111t,..141d in the •ntique collector'• Bible, Fur"u.,,_ r,_,,ury. The ofi6jna.I clodt wu bui It in the early t 700' 1 in N-E,,.land. Your complee.I Clodo will mN· aure 714• lall, on a llCJlle or 1• to I', with a <Joo.-that OPf!011 and c~ to ,...,.1 the llOlid b .... c.lock -itbta and pl!Ddutum! Your Kit providet eYWyl.bq you'll .-!, from furru. tur.quahty wood to eolld bt&M clock r80t and hardware. lt'a llO -y to maka ... at • fraction or the a.t of I.he andque oriiinalal Nothing is more rewarding and challenging than collectini miniature reproductions ... except perhaps makin~ them YOURSELF -with our museum quality Collectors Kiu! Now you can start enjoying this fascinat- ing creative hobby with our William and Mary Tall Clock Kit-yours at the introduc- tory price of S 1.00 when you enroll in the Collectors Series. As a member. you will receive an elegant Howe of Miniatures™ Kit each month. Ooc month you'll receive the C hippendale Desk ... the next perhaps. the Hepplewhite Table or 1he Queen Anne Candle Stand. All J(jts range in price from S2.9S eacb to S7.9S, plus a modesl fee for pos1age and handling. And each piece is an autht'ntic reproduction, his- torically correct down to the tiniest detail. The Kits arc easy and fun to make, too. No special tools or sk.ills arc needed. Our Kits are precision-scaled, and cut to exact specifica- tions from furniture-quality hardwood. Fit- tings and hardware of solid brass, finished to fit perfectly. Most pieces have movable parts -just like the full-size originals. The full-size layout sheet and detailed, step-by-step instruc- tions arc included: all you add is loving care to create cle1an1, ~uthentic miniatures. r-------------------------------------------, We HOUSE OF MINIATURES TM 1'400 N. FrWtridp Ave., Box 1156, Terre Haute, Indiana '478 11 P~ase enroll me u a member and send the William and M&I)' Clock KIL Bill mo only $1 plus ahlppina and handliJia M my Introductory parment1 unde11tand that you will send me an 1ddi- 1ional shipment about eve'1. four wedL FOf each sblpment I ~t. t wiU be bll\ed • Huie at $4.9S and never more than S7.9S. (Occ•· Print 1ioaally a shipment will contain oot one but two complde tJts1 yet the total biU will 1t.i11 rwwr exceed $7.9S., A modest J>Oltafe and haadUna cha rp will be added lo all thipmenll. J IDIY return IJ\1 kit that doea not atWJ me. I am aot oblip1ed to accept 1 minimum aum~ ber of kill, ind may ralcn my membcnblp at anytime. · 7946'4 Name~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I I \ \ • \ . I '1 I \ I I I I I I I Do not confuse The House of Miniatures with doll house furniture. Our miniatures arc exact sc.ale replicas of priceless original furni- ture pieces. That's why they can be truly called "little works of art" thot you will be proud to display anywhere in your home. Start your collection now with a scaled replica of an original William and Mary Clock-yours for just S 1.00. Send no money now. We'll bill you only SI plu.~ shipping and handling. Just fill out and mail the auachcd order form toda,r to THE HOUSE OF MINIATURES,T 1400 North Fruitridge Ave .. Box 1156, Terre Haute, lndiana 4781 l. ...... . ........ -:;;.,., . : . ,,., ..... ;!. MF-9 All kit1 come complttt with hardware, Including hinges, kty hole plaits, door pull Clly tat• Zip I Do JOU have a telephone? 0 Y• 0 No DHO/W2P I ~---------------------------~--------------J platts, tic. ~ Mail coupon today! SADDLHACIC IMW 28402 Marguerite Parkway Mission Viejo ll 1-2040 -494-494' CREVIER MOT09tS 208 W 1st St. Santa Ana -135-3171 IOY CAIVH IMW SUNSET FORD 5440 Garden Grove Blvd. Westminster -646-4010 PHIL LOHG FORD 43 Auto Center Onve lrvine-76S.5811 1540 Jamboree Road IC§![!I Newport Beach -640-6444 ----- CADILLAC NAIERS CADILLAC 2600 Harbor Blvd. <iosta Mesa -540.tl 00 CHEVROLET COMHIU CHIVROUT 2600 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa -546-1200 DATSUN IARWICI( DATSUN 33375 Camino Capistrano San Juan Capistrano IJ f· I l7L4U·JJ71 UHIVEllSITY OLDSMOllLE 2850 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540."40 HONDA IOH GOODWIN HOHDA 700 S. Harbor Blvd. Fullerton -171-0412 COPILAMD MOTOIS, IMC. 2001 E.1stSt. Santa Ana-Hl·IOOO LINCOLN-MERCURY JOHNSON & SOM LlitCO~HCUIY 2628 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -140.SHO TV WEEK, JULY 2, 1978 OLDSMOBILE UNIVERSITY OLDSMOllLE 2850 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540.9640 PONTIAC IOMGOODWIN POHTIAC -GMC 700 $. Harbor Blvd. Fullerton -171-0412 PORSCHE-AUDI CHICIC IVERSOH, IMC. 445 E. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach -'7l-Ot00 R. V .'S & SUBARU HA & SUM 1 7565 Beach Blvd .. Huntington Beach - 142·0'75 TOYOTA llUMAtlY TOYOTA 18881 Beach Blvd Hunt. Beach -1•47 .. SH VOLKSWAGEN COMMOHWIALTH MOTottS, LTD. 1442 South Bristol Santa Ana--146-0220 $UllOAT, JULY 2 11:00 D Ill' l8l WitllliilMoft T111nis The IOlst edition of this prut1et0us tennis tournament from Wimbledon Stadium ne11 London. [n&land m Ooqtn a-ull Los M&elu Ood&m vs tht Cincinnati Reds 1:00 Western ()pell Golf live con1ace of final round play from lht Bulltt National Coll Club in Oak Blook Illinois l:JO D World Qulllpioftshlp Tennis ··shakey s Tournam ent of Champions· Eddi 01bbs vs l\en Rosewall 2 lOD SportsWotW No 1nlormatt0n nailable al our press hmt lJO 8 (}) CIQ1 t2J) WofW ltmta\11111 T111nis Ctus;c Co•tra&e of the M11ed Ooublts w1lh V1tas Ctrul11t1s and V1111n1a Wade aca1nst John Newcombe and Diane Fromholtz 6:00 D l'tofmiollal 54Kcer !ht C11tlorn1a Surf vs the New York Cosmos lllOllOAY, JULY 3 6:30 8 (fa) (3) AIC lilolMlay ll11ht 8.1seball I eams not m 1lable at press hme TUESDAY, JULY 4 5:30 l!I All&els Bastbal1 Ca1tlorn1a Aneels vs Kansas City Royals WEOllESDAY, JULY 5 • 5:30 II A1111ls Baseball Ca11forn1a Aneels vs Kansas Crty Royals THU~DAY, JULY 6 5:30 U An1els laMball California Aneels vs Kansas City Royals 11:30 D illl QJl Wimbledon Tt11nis Update from London, sportscasters Bud Colltns. Jim Simpson and John Newcombe report on the day's developmenti 1n the Men's and Womens d1v1s1ons of I hrs 1enn1s classic. flttOAY, JULY 7 11:30 II @®Wini~ Tennis Update From London. sportsusters Bud Colltns. Jim Simpson and John Newcombe report on lht day's developments in lht Men's and Womens d1vtstons SATUltOAY, JULY I ~00 1J ~ 9 Wlmtlltdoll Tennis (61\hc) Covtra&e of the hnal round matches from Wimbledon Stadium nm London. Cncland 3:JO U tlS Sports Sptctat11\11 Coveraae ol the Chunich1 Cup. Japans top 1nv111tt0n1l eymnas1tc meet horn lh1oy1. Japan. lutur1na pasl and tuture OlfmplC stars and the Second Annual HotlY"'OOd Stunt Compeh tion from lht Paramount Ranch 1n A&oura. Cllhf 5:00 8 (]) '2ll Alie's We WorW of Sports live coveraee ol tht USA USSR Track and Field Ch1mpt0nsh1ps. from Edwards Track Stadium 1n Bt<keley. Calif SUllDAY, JULY 2 6:00 D ('C) ''Tiie Dttta factor" (d11) '10-Chrtstopher George, Yvette M1m1eu•. CD "Objtdlw Burma" (adv) '45-Errol rlynn. W1lltam P11nce a> ''$pact SMp to Ille Ulllnown'' (sc1·ft) '36-Buster Crabbe 1:00 CD ~ "Dt!l'I 'ltalM Ille lfid1•. lower Int ltiftr" (com) '68-Jerry lewis, Jac11ueline Pearce. ferry Thomas ' MOllDAY. IULY 1 7:00 CD ('C) "Don't lbist Ille lrWat. Lower Ille ltiwtr" (com) '68-Jerry lewis, Jacquehne Pearce, ltny Thomas 1:00 II "Allctls In Ille OvtfitN" (com) 'SI-Paul Douelas. Janel Le11h II) "TM Da4llr by1 frt111 Mtn" (sci h) '38-Buster Crabbe t.JO • ('C) "U .M." (d11) '70-Ann Mararet. Anthony Qutnn t\IESDAY. JULY 4 1:00 II ('C) "LM Is A 111r (com) '63 -Hope Lanae. Glenn FOfd II) "T1le ~ OrdlW" (dra) '59-Sopf\11 LOftn. Anthony Quinn t:OO e ('C) ''Mel.....,.. (wu) '72-Paul "ewman. Let M1iv1n WlOllUDAY, JULY S &:GOG ('C).,... It S... A llarriatt" (com) '68-Dean Marttn. Stel!f Sltwtl\S • •w Tileil Tileft kt ...... (my$) '4S-Lou1s Hayward t.00 e ('C) "'"" & ltetltl" (dra) '78-£1i11btth Ashley lllUISDAY, J\IU 6 1:00 II ('C) ..._......,. (drl) '73-011111 Sh111f. Oy1n Cannon • ~ C-.M" (dra) 'Sl -W1lh1m Holclen, Haflt't Olsen t.• •CJ) (JI l2ll ._..........,.. (drl)-Chzabelh Taylor fltOAY, JULY 7 '-• • (t) "Tiie 5eM. Ille ,IM & Ille W (wes) '67-Clcnl Culwood J...0 e ('C) -..ra Ille ll'"9r Wltll ..._ .. (suse) '71-SlleHey W1nteri • "OtttCtM SW(' (drl) '51 lttrk OoucJas, £lu nor Parhr t.• e CC) ...... Slllt" (dre) '74-Clllf&• C Scott. Sofrtll Boote. SATUIOlT, JUlT I 1.• • ('C) .._. tf Ille 811n" (com) '6S-Ron Howlrd • (t) ~" (hOf) '72-Cluls Rob\nSOll, Alu Rocto HD• <t:i "Tiie ht._. U,rillllf' (wes) '53-Jelf Cbandlei t.tt • (I) cc:> "TM Ft• ~" (dia) '71-Ctat H1t km4t1. • D a <.t> "TIM ........._,, (dr•) '75-Gtollt C. Scott tJO e (C) ........ a Stal" Cwes) 'SS-1\11~ Oovtl•l. leannt Cialft Get Rid Of Unsightly Bulges "'""''"" ..,. -c.-.,. lit ....... Melt••.tl•lll•h ............... Also lf,-... deer 11.-..Y,........ ... c .. ._. .. ,.._._...., ~"""" SKN CARE CENTER CALLMOWlll .............................. nu ._ ...................... 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Yoia and YOll D ltonsidt Cl Tht Lont bnaer _2 .. 30_ "t.Carol Buu1ett and Fnends -5:30-· A '24 Uttlrl< Compuy 0 Sum111tr Sem~er m f11n1ty tt11r 0 • All in 1he f1111»y fll) Villi Alttre 6:00 0 U lnslrllCfional CouBH 0 Knawled1e I Tiie rn Club j) Summer St111tster 0 '!~ m Futures -6:30- fJ list of tht Wild O (11 llGt for Women Only D C..rrncolendu U D1~1uk 1J o 1m Futures m Kew Zoo Rn11e U) fun•y 1'111ntom ., (}t) ROl!llMll Room ()tJ lnst1udion1I CourStS 7 :00 U ,j_, News 0 iHJ 1Jt1 T od1y Show U 700 Club U lll a]) ~ Good Mornina Ameriu David Hartman hosts D Oney I Goliath m Abbott ' Costello m Penelope Pltstop; Ttirytoons Wed thru Fn fD Yoe1 for Health -7:30- 8 :00 0 C.pt1itl ~111aroo ,]) Su11411' O Tiit I'll Club U) Wac•1 Racts Mon & Tues l'entfo9e l'itstop Wed thru Fri mz-1 -8:30- 1tfeat11r9' m Illy Favorite M1rti1n Cl) "°"'" Mon & I ues , Oast11dly ' Multley Wed thru F 11 f11) Villi Ale1re: Onu Upon A Classk fn illl Dedric Comp1nJ 9:00 U NEW! TIC TAC DOUGH • FAMTASTIC FUN EVtRY MORNING! R Cl) ftc·TK·O..P A lively new 1ame show with Wtnk Mar1indale as host Tll1s t8mt is a va11ahon on lht X's and O's tame t~eryone has ptaytd. 1n wtuch eacll of lhe two playm Int\ to 1e1 hrs Ihm X's OI O's hntd up Ytrhcatly, llQ!11ont1tly 01 draaonatly bt 1n1wtnn1 Qutstions. with tht winntt piotttd1n1 to tht bonu' board lor 1dd1t1onal ush p111es TlMt rn aw 8 U C11d Sllerh Jrm Perry hosts , e a.,_.. •Ml Lis _.. Re111 Ph1lb1n ind S.reh Purtell host . ..., ...... {1J8 ..... o.cte1 """ 81 1 lM Ltlcy ..... ,. Ollllt.,., • SellMt Str..I -9:30- • 1111 l'ric• It lifllt; ..... dM thUB m Rolllper Room m Tht Aft.hits 2f uttlt Rasuls 10:00 U) Terrytoons: Cel Smart Well lhtu so Mrslu losers O 23 St The llew H11h llolltrs Fri -4:30- Alu htbtk hosls 3:00 fJ News D Woyaae 10 the Botlom ol tht Sea u The Mi•• Doll&ln Show 3--. @ Merv Gnlhn U ~ ,JO' Ill Hippy Days o To Tell the Truth Joe Caragiota o Miry Tyler Moore D Mid Morn1n1 Sandy Baron hosts hosts rai Carol k rMlt ' foends m Atldy Griffith D Tiit .loh r's Wikl m Tiie lllonkees U) l'uMlt Al1111s U 2t ldae Di K11hl II) Josie 11\d \tie l'llssytats ED 24 Futures Mitch Came It() Zoom; Once Upon A Cllssi< f11 -10:30-O Green Aues ID Mis1er 1to1ers u 'l Love ol life ~ Movie: See Dayltme Mov1~s 'lf) 01111h O rn ill Wheel ol Fortune m Tht fllntJtones 1~f\ Hollywood Sqmu Chutk Woolery hosts m Htdle ' lttkle; t Drum o1 ni Vlll1 Altar• U 1 SJ 1101 1lfl SZ0,000 Pyramid Jeannie Wed lhru Fri Ore~ Clar k hosts (U For Richer, for Pooiei 5:00 m Ho11n's Heroes ED <U1 features fJ 0 U rJ ) ® llews m Gomer l'ylt '.UJ Dinah U Bo1111111: 01t• Van Dyb Toes 91 Sesame Stitt! Wed and Thucs 11 :00 3 30 O Wild Wild West U ,e Youn& ' Restle$s -; -m The New Michy Mouse Club 0 (fl) in Sanford ind Son ~I Jim Klbors Show m Batman; The Doris 01y Show g Otc• Vin DJ•e D Medical Center Wed lhru hi U (3J f.H1 family feud Richard 0 Dinah! il~ M!sttf Rott" Daw~n is hos1 U Mowie: See Daytime Movie~ Ell) Seu111t Street Hf All My Cllildrtn lJ , The Br1dy Bunch mi Miry Tyler Moore m Mews CiJ Content11tion Jack Hart hosts Sl Hod&epod&t lod&t "" t·1· y d y m Yoti I Friends ,4 1111 oP in ou Q) Woody/l'a,eye: Ttrrytoons Wed -S:30-m [ttdnc Company tl11u frt fJ IS) m lltws -11 :30-tll The Con& Show D An&•ls lastbltl Ives Wed and O e St1rch lor Tomorrow ~~Villa Aleare fhurs The Angels vs llansas City 0 U Tiie Got11 Sllow Chuc~ 2t The l'optJt Show m f 1111ily Aff111 Barus hosts CE Wait nn Y011r hthtr Gets llo«te; D fattier K~ h$t 4:00 M1111-lZ Wed thru Frr B 3 J tlll Ryan's Hope O Maid! Came '71 Gene R.;burn a O'ttr E.uy m Movin: See Oayt1me Movies hosts ll lcwittlled m "'""' ' the l'rof-ll l'flil Oon1h11t Show ID Oltk Cant! m Villa Altar• AFTERNOON 12:00 D The Sten Edw1rds Show Q Foi Richer, for Poorer 11 Twili11!t Zotlt B ()) QI) All My ChMdrtn News , ca Movie: See Daytime Movres cm IJll ,. .... a> I Omm of Jt1nnit m M1c111t1 IK•-m Mllftdo ut1110 -12:30- D As tilt Woe" Tur111 U @ 8 Days of Our Um 9 TM lllfletlu11 ll fll'llity FtlMI ~~ F11t11ru fD '"' '" t1e1ltll 1:00 e lic V1ky • llJ) 111 0.1 Utt tit lm m ws..rt &Dlhtt I.Hf -1:30- • Tiit '9Wift1 Upt a iisi a 1111 o.cters • "'9s • Cit!Mr l'yle ~ru11rm ID c.,lllill 2:00 a IDl a ......... , WerN e LM AIMtlull S(Yte • (J) 1119 '-tral ~I • Jilll ,....,, Slllll m Ltt'• "'' Belore and Atter-Barbara Sawyer, played by Elizabeth Taylor, Is a desperate 50-year-old woman who gives herself up to the kn lie of a plastic surgeon In the hope that her new laoetitt to breathe hie Into a marriage ln "Ash Wednesday." The ABC Summet MOiiie. Thursday et 9:30PM. SOPER B<JYSATTHE S<JPER DOME! RAl"tOE COOl"tTY'S LEASll"tG SPECIALISTS ALL CADILLACI OISCOCJl'CTED TH008A"DS OP DOLL.AUi MAKE Al'I Ofl'l!RI WE ARE !ASYI , .... SUNDAY JULY 2 I MORNING * Indicates an Advertisement -5:30- D Mir\ W'llson Mick Show m Christlplltrsllible Answers 8 :00 D land ot tilt Lost Lltift~il• 11 YOllth & the IPlllS a> "°"'Per llotlll -6:30- fJ T•r's lltli(ioft D Thundtr Ill Musk & Ille Spohn Word 8 D1pb111k (]) LAI Thtrt It l.ltht Cll Tht rn Club G) With It <Bl M11ic Mo.le MKhine 7 ;00 D Limp Unto lllp fffl CD Voice of Aariculturt D St!ttMli'4ty Ill Iii •ue 11111'111• 8 EptW!tMU Los An1tlts (])TY I I.Ms II Lumin1 CID> Directions m llullwinlt• G) Ernest AntitJ Hour 12)) This b tilt Uf e f1> Te111 for Htllth QI) Acriallturt USA -7:30- fJ look Up 111d Uwt CD !!ft. "°Ctr DeCuir D Thlt's Cat Ill Undtr"°C U It Is Written The I.one llan1er 0 DIJ of Discoftry [§) l'tKtiul Christianrty CD The llul l'eo,le ill Datty & Golillll f.ll) Mister llactn ar-Haa 111tt11nc JJ Sunday Mm 8:00 f) INsty 's T rtthouse CD Jim111y S..uart Show D Christopher Closeup U l'opeyt & His F ritnds U Campus l'rofilt-Ynpoint on Nutntion Star Trek Cartoons Ill Tht llt5t Is Yet to Be (IQ! Jerry hlwell C!) Ru Humbird rDJ Yoite of Aarlcutture Eii> Smrnt Slrffl ill! D1y of DiSCO¥ery IBJ Bruth of Life -8:30- fJ Gllostbusttrs (]) Day of OiSCO'ttlJ D Tiiis Is the lift a DimensioM Ill llltetin1 Time11 Ca~1ry G) Em lnuusin& F1it11 tUl It Is Written 11 llu Humbird (1J Her11d of Truth 9:00 O W.Oo llu H11111blrd D Ddyssey U F« Tou, Biid Wo!Mn U (]) QII 0111 Roberts ®) It Is Written a> Jimmy Sw1u1rt Show ill' KMw Your Bible -9:30- f) M1rlo's M11ic Mowie M1chine D IDl Meet the l'rus F Kt the Nation O Tiit IUn1 Is Conuna ® Sptdrum m Tiit Jetsons a> Did Timt Gospel Hour rzI) Garner Ted Armstron1 3J JimmJ S.1u1rt Sllow m F utbol Sotttr 10:00 O Belitl D At One Witll ... U Hour of l'ower U Sund1y Fund1y (]) lntern1tional Hour O He111d of Truth ~ Public Pube G) Tht Monkees ~ Lind of the lost (3) Surch 1'l1 ~n Oi110 Inside Out -10:30-u Today's Reli&ion U (}I) Jabbtrjaw O llH. Leroy Jenkins [al Ntwsmahrs G) Doc11er Du1outtrre·Game Ol Calnry Cllapel It Thunder 1I lobhnt 11:00 U MoYie: ~ '1man & the lost Safan" (adv) 57-Gordon Scott D (llJ iHJ Wi.mbltdon Tennis !he IOlst edition of this most prest1e1ous TV WEEK, JULY 2 1978 ol all lenn1s tournaments lrom Wimbledon Stadium near London £neland O D1y of Drsconry U lf, Grut G11pe Ape T Ms. Fla It O Wallled: Dud or Ahn 10, Issues & Answers m Doc11ers Baseball Dodgers vs Cinc1nnah 0) Church 111 tht HO!lle ED [ltctnc ComPlftJ -11:30-0 J1mmy Swauart 5"" U 3' 2f Animals Animals t Mowit: _c "Island of the Lost" (adv) 68 Richard Greene luke Halpin O Thrrller fl MOYie: A111ona fil) Rebop AFTERNOON 12:00' O A Better Way U 3 l 18 Issues and ~nswers a> The Bold Ones fil) Great l'erform1nces: Norman Conquests (R) Round and Round lht Garden" -12:30- D fact tht Nation O Mons1er Rally IJ -, ff Directions O Mowie: C "POISSf from Hell" ("es) 61 Audie Murphy 1 :00 D t The Western Open Goll Tournament leletasl from Buller Na lt0m1I Coll Club Oak Broo~ llltno1s ,] Public Att11rs foru111 THOMAS HARDY'S WESSEX TALES The Wmex countryside in l 9th·century Enaland was a broodlna and threatenina land· scape with a personality all its own. Masterful British author Thomas Hardy used this intense backaround as the settine for many of his most famous works, includina a senes of dramatic short stories. Beainnlne Monday (and airing Mondays through Wednesdays at 8PM) KCET, Channel 28. will present "Thomas Hardy's Wessex Tales," a six.part series of dramat1zat1ons of some ol the author's finest fiction. Usina themes ran11na from romance to witchcraft to adultery. Hardy focuses on people and their passions .. faithfully persm1n1 the idea that the land, somehow, tends to overshadow those who live there. :.An lma11native Woman" premieres the senes on Monday at 8PM. The hauntina love story stars Claire Bloom as an aspir1n1 poetess who is mamed to a successful but dull man. Feelltl& that slit has been cheated by life, she withdraws into 1 f1ntasy world which Includes a love affair with a youn1 poet. "Fellow Townsmen," (Tuesday) deals with the ptln and lulousy between two old SChos>I ~iends; one who married lot wealth and finds his lift empty of munin1 ind one who enjoys • happy 1111rri11e despite Ills poverty. "8•r· bare of the House of Grebe," (Wednesday), is an eerie hoNOr story of 1 spoiled youn1 noble.oman whose unhappy second marrtaie ~· "•*"If tM ,.._of QfM," ,..,-~ Jt-. lkCalhlM, II• rid11114...., ,_.,wife...._ .. rital ....,ldlell ...... '""" ... tflCMY. leads her to fall in love with a statue of her first husband. The second week beains with "A Tr11edy of Two Ambitions," (July 10) 1 story de1Hn1 with a drunken father's Influence over his l'flo sons, uplrlna cleraymen. "The Melancholy Hus· sar," (July 11) takes place during the Napoleonic wers. when a lonely Enclish airl meets a Germ1n officer ind beains a love aff1ir that Is doomed from the be1innina The series concludes lijh "The Withered Alm," (July 13) starrln1 Billie Whitelaw as a witch· like woman whose 1ealousy inspires powers that cast evil spells over her lover's new bndt. ONCE AN EAGLE Sam El/Iott stars as a World War I dovghboy who earns a battlefield commission from his major, Glenn Ford (right) in Pert I or NBC's Best Seller. "Once An Eagle." NBC's Best Seller: "Once An Eagle," a six-hour serialized drama starring Sam Elliott. Cliff Potts. Darleen Carr, Amy frvlng, Glenn Ford, Clu Gulager, Lynda Day George, Robert Hogan and Gary Grimes, repeats on NBC, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, from 9 to 11 PM each night. Based on the best-selling novel by Anton Myrer, the drama concerns two regular Army officers-played by Elliott and Potts-In the years from 1918 (the end of World War I) through World War II. Sam Damon (Elliott) Is a devoted military man, committed to the welfare ot his country and the men under his command, whlle Courtney Massingale fa an ambitious, glory-grabbing commander with his eye on personal advancement. The dramatic confrontation between the two takes place In New Guinea at the height of Wor1d War II. "Once An Eagle" deals concurrently with the wives of the two men-Carr as Oamon·s and Irving as Masalngale's-and how their husband's decisions affect their lives. Glenn Ford appears as Elliott's father-In-law and his original commanding officer. Hogan and George star as longtime Army friends of Damon; Gulager plays an unfit officer who manages to survive within the system for more than 20 years; and Grimes appears as Eltlott's doughboy buddy during World War I. Sam EHlott made his first big Impact In "Lifeguard" a role with which he could Identify strongly because he has always been a great beach aficionado and actually had been a lifeguard at one point. He moved from Malibu a year or ao ago, howeYer, and now llvea In Westwood, where he rents an apartment tor S200 a month-the rent reduced becauae he acts as gardener. Gardening la a great love of hla. along with all other forms of outdoor activity-hiking, backpacking, fishing, swimming and surfing. Born In Sac,.mento, Calif • he 11\'ed there until the age of , .. When his lather, an employee ot the Federal gcwemment with the Wiidiife end Game Commission was transferred to Portland, Oregon. His mother Is a phyalcal education teacMr and Sam's lather died When he was In college After his father's death Sam considered joining the Army, but alnce he waa an only son-and at his mother's requeat- h• aubatlluted six months with the National Guard and aubeequ.nt service nights and weekend• In Loa angelea. He alto did construction work durtng thet period aa he tried to get an agent and acting jobt. It took him about seven yeara. ··' Lonely and discouraged about the campaign m the South Pacific. Sam Elliott drifts into a wartime affair with an Australian nurse (guest star Juliet Mills) He says he doesn't take roles in which he cannot lind a great deal of himself As for Sam Damon, the man is, In many ways, hke Elllott He says he can empathize with a man who loves the military and yet hates war That Damon Is a taciturn man of great probity and honor appeals to Elliott and obviously he enjoyed playing him However, he thinks "his hat was a little too white I tried to indicate some of his fault~. his stubbornness. his failure to communicate properly with his wile." Many well-known performers play guest-starring roles in the six-hour drama. Melanie Griffith. Kario Salem. James Shigeta, Andrew Stevens, Anthony Zerbe, John Anderson. Ralph Bellamy, Macdonald Carey, Dane Clark. James Crom· well, Andrew Duggan, Smith Evans, David Huddleston. Kim Hunter, Sean McClory, Juliet Mills. Shelley Morrison, George Murdock, Harriet Nelson. Kip Niven, Cathey Pai?•· Wes Parker, Ben Plazza. Andrew Robinson. Albert Salmi. John Saxon, Patricia Stich. Barry Sullivan. Phyllis Thaxter, Forrest Tucker. Davtd Wrotne and William Windom O.r1Hn Carr, a R9gul•r Army wife In the 19201 worries about her aon John W.ldron'• attraction to the m//ltsry life, one she detplses , ... ., BEETHOVEN THE REBEL "Beethoven refused to believe that beauty is everything.·· said ~obert Mann. the first v1olm1st of the lamed Ju1/liard Stflng Ouartet "He believed that truth-aesthetic truth If you will-was the only important tt11ng. He was a true radical, and his ret:>e//1on eventually produced such intense music that people were shocked and offended He was a revotutinary "Mann 1s seen on The Ju1lltard String Quartet Plays Bffthoven, .. on Great Performances. Wednesday at 9PM on KCET. Channel 28 "Beethoven questioned the values and the purposes of musical entertainmant as they had been estabt1shed by those before him, " continued Mann "Other people of Beethoven's time wrote great music. of course MoiSrt. Haydn were Wflting great music. but basically, they were wflting within the framework of the tradition For example, Haydn had to write quartets for Count Esterhazy on his estates, and Mozart who was very poor. had to satisfy the crowd by writing operas that people would like Beethoven literally didn't care about tha others .. Mann lives In New York, high above Central Park. sur· rounded by his extensive art collection of New Guinea artifacts, paintings. sculptures and the like An attractive man with greying hatr end a quick energetic pace to his movements, 11 is easy to understand his attraction to Beethoven. the rad/cal. "Part of Beethoven ·s attitude of not caring probably came from his deafness." said Mann "As he became older he became more and more ant1-soclal And part of It was, I believe, that for the first time he began to think of mus1' as :saying something so intense. so powerful that it bothered people They were either wildly upset by the music or they said he was crazy So, in that sense. he was a true radical he was upsetting all the established norms of eJ(pression ot his day I think that's why Beethoven is so populat In this century-because there 1s the feeling in his music that he refused to accept the status quo " "The Julllierd Stflng Ouartet Plays Beethoven" Includes Opus 18. No 4 fn C minor. end Opus 59, No. 1 in F major T'18 second work Is also known as the "Rasumovslty " Rasumovsky was a big name in Vienna." Mann said. "and he lltera/ly paid people to write music and to give concerts 1n the family salons and castles There are three quartets which beer his name and we 'II be playing No r on the Great Performances program Rasumovslcy wes of Russian origin, and Beethoven had to include a Russian tune m each piece .. which you can readily hear In the quartets ... "The Jullliard String Quartet Plays Beethoven" was pro- ductKJ by Unite/ Film and Television Production Company for WNET I ThlrtHn, New York. The program w/f/ be stereo slmulcest on FM redlo In most PBS cities ,.... SUNDAY (Continu4HI) D On C1111pus • '""' 1 a> Mod Sql!H CUI Mowit: "lnd1screrl" 1211 You're llol Listtlli•1 m llMKMiuttlltwS 81 World CM111piGMllip T tn11s -1:30- D Werld Cbia,1onslltp Tunis "Sh1kers fou1n1m,n1 ol Cham pions" Eddi 01bbs vs Ken Rosewall B Tiit WllllltfS ® Mowit: (tJ ''Tiit l•'-nu" (d11) '62-lihchu l Callan, Cliff Robettson 3J Tiit Altic, tM Wilcllilt & lllt 'illtlifte 2:00 u,lofin1 ttlt Alts D Tlle Iii V1llty CJ ~bott ' Costello tD Mowie: "Top Secret Afl1i1" (com) '57-Klfk Oouelas. Sui;an H1y ward. Jim Badus, Paul Stewat1 a> Tllun fD ,rlultss Trwures of Orn4en 13J frtfltler America·Tllt Far West fl) M11ko, M11il Y E11cuentro Q)) HotilOllS -2:30- A Very Prt:st11t Htl, D SportsWttld Ho 1nlo1m1l1on available lrom lh' Nelwo1k at our p1ess hme a Dua lbcina <2JJ s1n1u1t lo! ronr 0>LoMill1~ 3 :00 U Mowit: CC) "llbsa of M1tctlll" (hor) '71 -James hrenl1no. Cl1nst111e ~llo!d P1t110 O'Neat fly._ MK!lillu ..... Ill. M0tit: "The H•11ch~1c~ of llotrt D1111t" (ho1) '39 Charles l1u1hlon. Maureen O'Hua a> Alias S.itll 1114 ltllts @aJJ ~ fD Tllt Oritlftlls QI) f 11tl hw ttlt foall M.td1l11t a r ... .., 1t1t ..... "' FllllilJ -3:30- • ([) <ml tBl Wot'ld IM!tttllul Tt1111b Clulk Today's p101r1m lea lures Mixed Doubles wrlh Vrtu Geiula111s and Vire•ora Wade vs. John Newcombe and 011ne fromholt1 • Tiit Adwllt•rtl'1 tD l•rui.rt "A fine Art' m SletaJt• £11 DMillae 4 :00 e s.., • v.r... .. , ......... ltlt s.. • lllwle: CC) "s.t llM "llllt" (com) '69-0d Van Oyh, An11e Orck1nson, Rosem1ry I oraylh • Mewie: ........ """-"' (dni) '42-Ronald Colm1n, Creer GlrSOfl, Susan Ptltll. Pllll1p Oorn • .... : CC) -C..11 IC ft..._ 1111tr .. (wn) 'Sl-Guy M1d11on. f11nl lOYflOY ..... Rrttt .... -4:JO- • DMt A ..... l-"' =~= .. ...................... alUh ...... lh 8100 ...... CJ)..., ........ e ti) SW ,,.. • Crtll AMllhlr• 1.11a.._. TV WEEK. JULY 2, 1978 fl.a AIMric.tl hlMI Jewitll Hwr 12}) Tiit Wonslli, Myth @Eriu fl!) firillt IJM ra a11111pionsllip r • -S:30-fJ ...,ktn ....., WcwW D llews OJ)lrOMida Ql) C....11 @ C:.1111 a C111Mt1 1' r .iu ~ 01uc ~ (Ill Tiit ... , , ... •v•NINQ e:oo D D U Cl) 0 llews Forvm D Movie: (C) (2hr) "The 01111 F.ctor" (dra) '70-Chrrstophei Geoige, Yvette M1m1eu1 Ill hefmioNI Socetr The Cahlor nia Surt vs. the New YOik Cosmos m Mo.it: (Zllr) "Objtct Ill OOlll r111.t" (adv) '45-Errol Flynn Wilham l'llnce. Geof&e Tobias, Henry Hull Cl) MoN: (Zllr) ·~ t. IN U11k-11" (sci h) '36-Buster Crabbe. Carol Huehes 9 Cndttt'1 Victlfy Glr~n m awtt lbaroMillt Ulllilllittcl a Frtdolft ls 31 Mal} Tyltr lilMl'I ((fl O..C. u,.. A Qaaic -6:30- fJ llews ..... Kille• D llllC llews c.f""'" • w• h1' • ...,..,,,, <IDl Wlltte Te Cllt 1M llld19t Ol DWosw 9 Tiii rr..u Clltl fD .._: "TIM r .. of Us" (d11) '68-Mrthel Simon. Luce hbnole Ql)T• t. t1M M.Ma11r a ltwik"'4 ......... 7:00 9 ()) 60 lilllllltes 8 @ aJ W...dtrfMI h id ef DbMy ''The Boy and lhe 81onc Busler" Pait I ol 1 l'lllO part pmtnla hon C.ri Holliman and Vincent Y1n Petten stu in this western drama about 1 boy whosi luc1n1tion wllh lhe bronc buster's w1y ol Ille leads him to io1n the cowboy on tllf rodeo c11c111t e CD Cll QI ••!ICY Drtw/ ltll'dt "1s ~ "Oh Sly Cln You Sine" (R) A bmhlul sin1er Is d1111ed Wlfh hll and rvn dnv1n1 ind lief life depends on Fm~ •lid lot's wtihphve llMlltres s.. • c-tys..ri -7:JO- @~ 8:00 9 IW1 (R) Rlloda comu lier 10 f~ With a11 old problt111-1in&1e womc11 do nor 111 04ll aloM! e ID a """' UfO '~ht1111 4002 Tiit Jos11111 fl.tis l11Cldtftt" s..tlal cih11111 of lolllua flits rt· Port ~ht1111 UFO's bvl Ille ~r force 1nnati1ato1s are hmpered by a llorde of cur~ty •ers 1nd !ht 11ltl(t1nce of people to tcll "4111 tlley II• 8altlart lunt. Jim Otvis, Cdby Chester, Perley Baer ind 01¥ld Y1ntz an fe1lured e Lon Amtrlun Style 8 ()J C.Ial (21) l11tan "'You Can'I Have My Ibby" (R) lucan·s search for his parents enlan11es h11n 1n a v1olenl confrontation between a wullhy woman and her dau&hter 1n la• over custody of a baby Celeste Holm and P1mela rrankhn &uest G It Is Writttt1 18 MIN: (2111) "Doll't h 1st tM It~. l..Mltr tilt llinr'' (com) '68-Jeny lewis J1equehne Purce 1t11y lllornu a> Siii! Yerty f8 lariety SMw f;D @ 'mi• & th P'lttsllur1h '1ht World ol Sttphtn Sondheim .. tn this IJf0&1am 1tt01dtd 1n London Cornposeii Prev1n and Sondheim dis CU$$ the 1nc1td1ents. bolh muStcal and thut11"I. nettS»l'Y to con1ure up lhe maaie ol the musical sta1e !he cast ol "Side by S1dt," a musical 1eview cu11enUy playm& 1n London performs some ol Sondhe1ms S-Ongs, 1nclud1n1 "~nd in the Clowns' lrom "A Lillie Night Musit," "Barr.elona" from "Company," and "loo Many Morn1n&s" from "follies -8:30- • CJ) On Our Own (R) Maria falls 101 a tall. handsome man site meets 1n a museum .ind interprets his t>e1nc • d1stan1 n a sicn he rullv cares 101 htr l!I A b4lsy doctor fincls • time to love children St.Jn M00111yh1m hosts "Comt Walk tht WOflcl" e c-t Wall tllt Wtrid G ltli&MS lOWll IUll 0 Oftf Luy 9 :00 G Ml Ill IN h llllly (R) B11m mine ••lh customers, Alch1e s Place 1s clun1n1 up on lht Supe1 Sowl. when two robbtrs decide to share the wutlh D @ l11l Tiit iii (H nt: Ont• All tacte l'lrt one of a fhree part reptal pmentallon !he story of a ca1eer Almy ott1ce1's 1ist to the top 1n the ye111 between the World Wall Sam Oamon (Sam Clholl) wins h1s $tr cunt's st11pes by lhe end of WWI, but Is throuchty d1slllus10ned by 1he c11nage ot the conthct It ts 11 lhis lime lhal he meets Tommy Cafdwtll (Oaitetn Can) and tall5 1n love with her Glenn ford, Kim Hunter, Chit Potts, Chi Gulaaer, Jofln Mdmon, Gary Gnmts tnd Andy Robinson co star Par1 II and Ill "' l ueday and Wednesday al 9PM .Ol'll.....,. -9:30- D (() Altt• (R) hut hearted Ahet becomes snarled 1n lht tangle be lwetn lwo married h1ends when sht 111es to br1ne lhtm back 1oee1htr Oest Ainu 11uests as Paco Robl~s the phllanderine lash1on photogra phe1 and Janis Paige is hlS long sulfer1ng '"'' Rullt wlto 1s not amused by her Cuban casano~a·, darkroom developmenis Iii Tiit Kini b C..ift& CJ '-n1er TM A1111Slr011& m Moto1e 10:00 U Cf) Switch (R) Ptl. Mac and Matcolm eo to sea to solve lhe mystery of a mh ot missing vessels. while Mauie uies her wits and wiles on sho1t tuhet Mills guests as Al1<1a Alden. 1 young woman who tomes lo !'tie and Mac atter ht• grandlather s charier boat 1s lound on the high stn w1\h lht er1t11e trew missing D Day of Discoverr llJ Ernest A1111tJ l4ou1 m Th• Od4 Couple II) Go19el Kour (li) Great '•rtormances Q!) An Amtrlun Short SIOI} ih1s m procram series reprise be11ns w1tlt two stories In a story lrom the pre llappe1 era, "Bernice Bobs Her H111" by f Scoll f11111erald Bernier (Shelly Duvall) 1s lranslo1111td lrom a reticent ugly duc~hng 10 a sought after vamp Also stars Bud Cort and Veronica Cartw111hl Sher wood And,,son s I m A fool" 1s the story ol a yowng mans dascovt1y of ro mance on the OhlO racelrac~ circuit 1n the early 1900s Sta" Ron Howard a:id Amy tmn1 -10:30- D 114111111 Swauart SllOlt •Mews 11:00 a J • <fOl <JI) itm D QI) Mews • hcllttttn CJ Take A GtH Look m Mtvit : (C) "Don't flaist the lfill1t. Lawe1 tilt fli¥er" (com! 68- Jerry lew1s.''hcque1ine Pearce. Terry lhomas Cl) llettrtlM Al fB KeltywoM hf\ ltltin1 @ Acl1t11· l 2 -11:30- 8 s,.t1S f'IMI CJ) ti) CD m Clllb D 0 QJl M"it: ~ "C111tr&•11C•I: Tht Sitt! l11fer11t " Randolph Mantooth 1nd Kevin !•the fire spreads throuch a modttn Los Anaelu olftt.e tower and pmmtdta Gase and OtSolo are summoneil to \IQ\ \l\t •IChll\S a Tiie 700 CIM l...,.. e Mwlt: ct) "SeMt .iN e4 ... ~ .. (tOlll) '69-o.t~ Yan l>l\t. Miil Ottk1nS011. Roumary fonyth 11 :40 ELIZAB ETH ASHLEY SHOW BIZ GYPSY It m1gflt seem lhal a siege screen and 1etev1s1on star like Ehzabelh Ashley and a mrddle-class divorced housew1te, hke tl'le character sl'le porirays in ·Tom and Joann • would have very hltle in common Joann is d1tleren1 from me Miss Ashley says of her role in the one-hour drama con1tnu1ng the tale ol the divorced couple mlroduced 1n the made-tor-te1ev1s1on movie Breaking Up · Bui she 1s very possibly what I could have ended up 1:>e1n9 1f I hadn I lucked 1nlo lhe p11v1leged hie ot a gypsy 'Tom and Joann amng Wednesday at 9PM on CBS. is bOlh a comic and se11ous look al the re1a11onsh1p ot a couple who maintain their mulual affecllon a year alter \l:leir mar- nage has ended Unhke the heroine Miss Ashley nas lived the glamorous hie ot a star since she wa s a very young actress. first achieving success on lhe Broadway stage 1n her Tony Award-wmning appearance m Take Her She's Mine" and m "Bareloot m ttie Park followed by starring roles 1n such lltms as · The Carpetbaggers' and 'ShtP ol Fools .. But at one point. she gave up show busmess for marriage and a tam11y "Six years later, my marriage had ended, and I had a son to raise. ' she says · I reallzed I had 10 gel a 1ob I was terrified .. (Joann ltnds hersejl 1n s1m1tar circumstances when her marriage ends alter 16 years. m the drama ) Joann 1s a complete reflection, not ol the merchandised, packaged. propagand1st1c. media-hype modern woman but ttie genuine article.· Miss Ashley says 'She didn't tight ner way out or the womb saying I want 10 be free•· Instead, she bOughl the whole package lhal society had to offer II was a good package. but suddenly it ends when her 40-ish hus- band gets depressed and wants more whatever 'more· 1s ·· 'What l'lappens lo a 35 or 40-year -old woman who 1s suddenly stripped ot all her security and confidence? You feel as 11 you're oul of the game you are no longer destrable and you re territted How do you looli. for a 1ob? Wl'lere do you hnd your pride?· ·vou don't always wtn." she adds You gel desperate. crazy. afraid, but you learn to hve with 11. overcome ti and survive Tl'le hard, hard \h1ng 1s to learn lo love yoursell at1er f!llerylhtng you believe m hes 1urned you away " Since resuming her career. Miss Ashley has firmly re- established herselt with her acclaimed pertormance In the stage revival ot "Cat on A Hot Tin Roof," movie roles In "Rancho Delul'.e," "Coma" and "The Great Scout and Cathouse Thursday." and on television In the moOon pie· ture f~r television. "The War Between the Tates .. • CDl QI) AIC S.n••Y ..,..: (CJ (2!1r) "t.lttt ti tM Wtat" (•es) '67 lloberl Sha•. JtlfrtJ Hunter. Robert ll~an, h !Urd1n. Mary Ure From the flamboy 1ntly tueeusful Cn1I War htio to the last man k~ftd 11 L1tllt 811 Horn, Robert Slit•. sttr Ol "J1Ws," Poftrm tllt 1t1t11wr General Cliittr in thri wuter11 1d,enturt thal follows Custer'\ urw lrOlll tlllltn he t~ co11u11111d ol ll1t 7th ~•lrt to the leatndery ullle of 1111 l11Ut Sia Hofn. • llttlt: (C) "l rt .. 11 A""" (•n) '50-Jimu Sluurt. Debra P11et ftff Chandler • Mtylt: "'-Mtt" {SUSP) '6/-J1mes Clan. K•th1nne Ross . Oon Stroud. Kent Smith (J]l lllttltelnlia .UMt ..... Offt ......... .... tl.Mtr • • 0......,,.. TllMtfl "Pof def-11" Aotl' l1trott eaPlolll rt unite Owttlll and Catollnt l 1" '°'\&of th' htrot$1n ''' h11h: Olle ~1ll1d and yo11111 Onkt t!Ollndtd. and Or Enys enfeebled from lone 11nprlsonmtM a erut ............ ... l aOO • lllttlt: "bttllm" (MP) '48- Ztc~l'Y ~tt. 011111 lynn, Loula llayw11d A three-way bflttte n1ges when " l'ft •nlly dJvorced mother (Eli1J1bflth Asfl/ey, right)'""• "ger ecqualnr.d" dinner with her H-huaband (Joel Febfenl) •nd his new gtrtfrlend (Sib( BHCh) In "Tom •nd Joann " , .... MONDAY JULY l for 111CNninl and alttrllOOll llsthtp, please Ht DAmME PROGRAMS. Below, lor )'Ollr C011wtn1e11U, are tlte day's mories. DAmME MOVI ES 11:30 m "Gr1IMI Hoitt" (dia) '32 Greta Carbo Joan Cra•lord John & Lionel Barrymore lewis Stone Wallace Beery 12:00 D C "Mohawk" (wes) '56-Rita Cam Scott Brady Neville Brand lo11 Nelson led De Carsra Vera Vague 3:00 1t0 rC "The Green Berets" Parl I (dra) 68 John Wayne. David Janssen Jim Hullon Aldo Ray. Palrtck Wayne 3:30 U (Cl "The Ower·the ·Hill Cina llides Ac•in" (wes) 70 Walter Brennan. rred Aslatre Edgar Buchdnan Andy Devine, Chill Wills EVENING -6:30- O lltws fJ Cf§) illJ AIC Monday Nl&hl llas.11111 Tums not available from the NelWOlk al our press time Amtriu 211i1ht m 111y T111tt Softs Cl) The llDolies m btninc Uitiofl fD MidlHI lKlson Mrchael lack son moves to a ne• ltme period beginning with ton•chl's 1ntervie• with Or Sidney Cohen 01olessor of psychralry at UCLA Neuropsychratnc Institute ED f'uiont:s EncencliU1 JO) lliul Esbte l You 7:00 DU EDllews D U.rs Cl11b L The Jobr's Wik! D 8owlift1 lor Dollus m Mo¥it: I~ (2hr) ''Don't Raise the Bridie. lower t11e ~r" (com) '68 Jerry Lewis. Jacqueline Pearce ferry Thomas Ci) Ad1m·12 fl) Cartoon fll) Maclltil/lehrer Report (JIJ Entertainment Toni1ht ~ Trains, Tmh ind Trelllts -7:30-u Tiit $25,000 "111mid D Consumer Bllyline a lltwlywed G1111t I Namt That Tune a The Job r's Wik! Ci) Ameriu 211ipt m Oisamion/Drama (lJ) The MUP!ltb ® Dilloalla fl!) ai.11nt1 21 T Ollipt rtll The F rttldl Clttf Four orphans, pt1yed by (lento right) M1tthew Burrlll, Helen Hermon, Jen Smithers, ind Julle Gholson, keep their la· ther's de1th 1 Merel 10 they can atey together, In "Where the LUl11 Bloom," oonoludlng on The CBS Famllv Fiim Ctanlca Tu11d1y at 8PM , ... ,, 8:00 D Cl) The Jtlltrsons (R) An intro duclton to a friend puts Helen's and Louise lrtendsh1p on the ltne-1nd George couldn I be happier' 0 @ (1fJ Little House on the 'rairie 'The Creeper of Walnut Grove (R) lilura Ingalls and Andy Garvey (Mehssa Ctlbert and Patock laborteaul) try to utch an elusive thief by 11u1ng a bucket of ereen dye above the chicken coop, but they baa a most unuptcled quarry D Motit: (?hr) "To 1111 Wik! Ceu11· try: W'111ter W1y of Lilt 11141 A Wik! leflS in AlronqMin" Two one hour nature documentanes narrated by Lorne Green Ill Mofit: (2hr) "An1th in !ht Out· field" (com) ~I Paul Douelas. Janet Leigh. Keenan Wynn Donna Corcoran. lewis Stone. Sp11n1 Bymcton Ci) Mo¥1t: (2hr) "The Dudl1 R1rs from Mars" (set ft) 'JS -Buster Crabbe, Jun Rogers @ Consumer Sllnilaf Kit fll) Thomas Hardy's Weuea Taitt "An lmae1nat1~e Woman" Claire Bloom stars '" the rrem1ere of a Sii program se11es o lhomas Hardy short stones Ms 111oom portrays Ella. who 1s mimed to a successful but dull min and feels cheated by life An asp111nc poetess. she l1nc1es herself 1n an e1t1tine world By a stroke of fate. she lalls 1n love with a youna poet whom she nem sees, but whose room she rents dunne a sum mer at the seaside 0> Hu111illldos Y OftndW. ~()le~. USA -8:30- D Good Times (R) 811 Brother J J 1s watch1nc when Thelma becomes !he romantic 1111e1 al a handsome stranaer with a shady past 8 TllnlMtltt ID Esb Nocht Es Olea IJll Owr en, 9:00 B (I) M•A•S•H (R) Members of the 40771h stall wrestle with two major problems. the off beat customs ol Brit11n's Gloucester Re11 ment, and 1 sudden shorteae of penlCllhn • 0 0 TIM ... [Nnt: 011<1 An Ea;. Part two ol a three·part presen talion. Sam Damon ind Tommy C1ld well (Sam Elliott ind Darleen Carr) are marned and almost 1mmed11tely the tens1011S ol ~my hie be11n to like their toll on htr, and she mikes no secret al her b•lttrness Mean while. Courtney Massin11te's (Chit Potts) lou hY1na Wife. Emily (Amy ll'ftnl), attempts Slltctdi rather lhan admit tlllt tht clllld slle is upect1na is not her husband's Glenn r 0td, OIVtd Warne. ForrtSt Tuc•er. Lynda Oay Gtof&e. Jollft Salon, Dine Clark and Robert H11eo t0 star • ., Crtffill ... O Sar l rttt1er ,.,, Trill1tt ta ......., t..w1s IM 1 1Mt11t t11 t11t '-• °P.'!' 1111ater 'The Senti Ft 011t11 · £1cerpl1 from '1ht Molher ol Us All" (music by Vlrail ThomPtOn. tut by Certrvdt Stein). Moraft'a "The Mat1l•t• of fla1ro"; Verdi's "l1 Trevlat• '; C.valll's "ll111to" and "Saloma" by RiClllrd StrallU from lht famed Southwest Ope11 futiol Donald C11111111 llosls. 81\eDMlhlll .... TV WEEK, JULY 2, 1978 -9:30-IJ 1) 0111 D1y 11 A Time (R) In the second ol a lour part episode, Ann's lemper overheals lulte's feel 1n&s 1an1te and 11 could bt too hol for Paul to handlt when he asks Juhe to act0mpany htm out ol town "M1m·l2 U lllov1e: (90m) "11.,.M." (dra) 70-Ann Margrel, Anthony Quinn Guy lock-ood. Paul Won field A liberal prolessor is made president ol a university under pres sure ftom a dissident group of stu denls but when he 111es to negoltale with lhe students. he ftnds them 1n no mood to comprom1st 'fO) llltrl Griffin Show 10:00 IJ Lou Gnni (R) Lou and Char· lie Hume lace a d1lhcull problem how to tell lheir publisher that lhe new man 1n her hie may be more 1nleresled 1n her paper than 1n romance Sunshine Special "San Fran t1sco" This spec1al-f1lmed in San r ranmco stars the Serend1p1ty S1ncers and lyricist Hal David U IJ News m ltl's ltl1kt A Dul fB Nallywoecl f'11t lla<in1 9 Stu of lrldi1 fD Geor1e C1umb: Volte of tlle Whale A prohle of the Pultttm Pme w1nnin1 compow 1nclud1n1t a lull len1th performance of '101 8alaenae lor Three Masked Players." •nd 1 demonst11t1on by C1umb of the t1ot1c musical instruments and unique effects lhat are the founda lton al his works illJ U1r'1 CM> -10:30-m a> lltws 8 Altyet11 ltf. TtMJ10llf !Bl TIM Joltr't W'lld 11:00 • rn • CD CIJJ CBJ ..... G OOlltws • I.oft Allltrlun SIJlt e !Mtle: (C) ''Tt11 Uttle lll4la11t" (drl) '66-Hu~!"'" m TM<M4 a> MelllJ =• Ay1111 ClrCllS 0 Lowtlt Rt111t111 .. rs • Dkt Cftttt 0 Mlclltll/ltllrtr R.,m . -11:30- .. ()) CIS Lale Mowlt: McMMlln & Witt "Cress 1nd Doublt·Cross" • o a Jelltll!y ear1111 e CD CJI 1211 s.., ............... .. Get S..rt 0 llNas , ... ' , .. -~-..... 12100 • '""""' z-• CJ) (fl t21J hike s.ry ............. •tMtf!llUftln -12:30- • • AllttJ e T1Mima.toto-e- • """: .,. .. R T ... tr .. c.." (df•) '39-Cllarltt Boyer 1100 8 0 8 T.-.rtw •MMric.t 9-..w .. --... -2:05- ...... : "1\e lie Strttt~ (COin) '42-Lll(tflt Sall, Henry F0td TUESDAY JULY 4 FOi lllOlnin& Ind lftlr-listln&s, plme set DAYTIME l'llOGllAMS. Btlow, for your c.onvenitnce, ue the d1J's mowltS. DAYTIME MOVIES II :30 ID "bunion in r ranee" (dra) '43 Joan Ciawford John Wayne 12:00 CJ "Cuernll» "' l'ink uu" (adv) 64-George Monlgomery loan Shawlte Valerie Varda Robyn Grace 3:00 tial ~, "The Green Btrtts" Concl (dra) '68-John Wayne, David Janssen 3:30 8 CC, ''Tiit Sll1k1ts1 Gun 1n Ille West" (com) 68 Don Knot~ Barbara Rhoades llVllNING e:oo " • l)) CID) a llews 11 l21l t8l ltrws II Altpls 8'sehll Conllnued lrom S 30PM The Angels vs Kansas City D GllMlllOh m Pt.ate Ooft'I Ell the D11Sies Q)Mlm-12 ®It's Enrybocly's ksiMSS fAl) Over Elsy (OJ It's Everybody's Buslntu -6:30- T o Tell Ht. T rutll ~ Mert Gfitfln Show QI My TllrH Solls m Thtlloolia SD Mld\lel Jtt•SOll Show Guest 1$ Rev Malcolm Boyd 11y riehts actr v1st •nd Episcopal Minrsler <nl llHI Erute ' You 7:00 " ... 0 U) """ fJMr~ 0111 CJ) )oltt's Wild D lowli11& for Dllllrs m 11.MlucJ m Mam.12 f1J) Mlclttil/l.41trtt ll990rt a u.trs a1111 (ft} Cllt~ TOllipt ((I) k•• ttld lvatlla -7:30- • Tiit 1111,,.1 5-.. Lou RJwls rums II C....W Cllmtra • <II D .....,._ ~1• 11ll G111si... e l2IJ Tiie .!Mtf's Wild ta TlltlNll= •AIMrlu OtlleT 8 ClllllMI ZI T lllfrtd ACIPtrJ Mak 8 :00 9 Cl) CIS r llllily '1111 Claleio "Wllcrt tht lllits Bloom" Coftclus10n ot tllts hro Ptf1 Clauic about • lamrlr ol ~an1d chlldrtn 1n the moun t11n1 of l'Corth Carollna who kup lht death 11' lherr lather a sf(rtl so the, un 111 s11y IOlflhtr 8 iUl 8) 111111 r 11111 At1111Ut "GiOt" Bnkitb1ll rmt llartem All dul l1b~1 rv•sts as a 9 loot 1111 111111ertl prospector lrom anothtr world, who threatens to dr11n lht Nrth's omn by siphonrnr off tht W1tt11 rn hr1 sh1ict U SPECIAL Wonderful World of Macie 8111 B1iby hosts a hall hour of magic le1tur1ne n1ehhghts ol mae1 crans fred O'ry from Bere1um and the "onderou' Mr Chips perlorm1ne mrracles •1th uua larre llQSlage stamps fl 1]) @! a 1 Happy 0111 (R) 'Nose 101 News" RKhie takes hrs 1nvest1iih•e reporter ass11nmen1 seriously •nd-'*rlh the help cf the Fonz s g111friend who works at city hall-eaposes something rotten in the san1ta11on department O Mcwie! fe"1 (211r) "LDve Is A Ball" (rom) 63 Glenn ford Hope Lanee Ricardo Montalban Charlu Boyer m Cllrol Burnett I Fnends U .I: ff~ I})) Tlt11t's Company (R) Htlen s Job' A ruffled Helen Roptr lak-.s a catererra 1ob 10 teach 11usband Slanley a leuon bul re turns somewhat disheveled ID Men Gnff1n Show ED Enn1n1 at l'ops: Sptcral on tllt Esplanade (90) Arthur Fiedler and lhe Boston POils Orchestra &1Ye a 4th of July party concert from Boslon tR Mas1erp1tte Thutre -9:30- • CI 1Dl 12( Carter ~ntry (R) I wo senior clluens invade the mayor's olfrce and take him hosta&e when they tome tor a mrous talk about p1ope11y taxes (fl) l'hrl Ochs Me1110n1t Celeb11tion QJ MoYlt: (2hr) "Black Orchid" 10:00 (dra) 59-Sophia Loren Anthony 0 0 News Ournn U 1JD) '2f 20/20 A broadcast ® benina at PCJllS: Special on the ed1t1on ol a newsma•a11ne 1n the [sp!Jntde • fD T1IOfllU Hardy's Weue• Tales trad111onal sense-'*1lh a wide ranee fellow Townsmen Mr Barnet a ol interests and drvem elemenls QJ let's Mah A Dul man with mhe111ed •mllh, marries tl§l l'hll Oclls Memorial telebr1tion !or money and pos111on but lones lor Lucy nrs former sweetheart Hrs un -10:30- happy hie IS mad' all the more m GI llews painful tn the li&hl ol lhff happy fD Sina Ameriu Sina A mus.cal marrr1c1 of an old school lrrend 1 f Bicentennial celebration struu11na lawyer The lives ol th' two men become 1nt,rwoven by a 11 :00 lragrc circumstance U \Ii U :]) ~ f2I\ fleW> (ff Crut Performucu Leonard II ill' (8) lltw\ Berstein and the New York Ph1lhar II Lowe Alllerlun Styli mon1c O Mnie: CCJ "Th• ~in1flsher -8:30-u SPECIAl 11\Side "Tiie Swarm" Behind lhe scenes took al the l1lm1ne ot Irwin Allen's movie. "Th' S"arm," ra which the United Stales 1s allacked by Atrrcan killer bees u m llOJ flt) umnt ' Sllirley 'The Second (Almost) Annual Sholl latent Show Tht real lilt molhers ol mres stars Penny Mmhall and Ctndy Williams 1orn their daughters for 10mt hrah antics wh'n the 111ts put on the brt"ery s talent show 1nclus1v1 ot lht boss s no talent son m crm·Wits 9 :00 8 Cl) CIS Tllftday Movie: ('k) (Zllr) "Pcdet 11o11tf· (wes) '7'1- Paul Newman lee Mamn, Strottttr Martin, Hector Ch1ondo. Christine Belford, Wayne Roeers Jim Kane (Newman) an 1trnerenl cowboy who IS Ooofn al the heels and strappe• lor cull, l1nds 1 iob from a stran1e1 to 10 south of the border and buy c~ttle for the rodeo wcurl He lllchu on to •11 old srde~Kk. Leonerd (Marvin) and tht two of them be11n rummaa 1ne in MuK:o tor the slten Clapped 111 tht hoosqow huitltd 10' lhe11 IUf dollar and wrthout the S1terl lh•Y find l~t road to easy money 1s htrd 101n1 8 8 Tiie Ila bttlt: 011a All uatt ContluSiOn fn '!)tit ol the dllflculttu of rtconc111n1 h1s Army carter with fits lamily hit Si m OfftlOft (Sam Cihon) 11m 1n 1111 Army and, wllh "'" rrnt. Courtney M&sllnfalt (Clltt Potts), is 111ns· ft1rtd to lht PM1pp1ncs • SPCM nr..ta 11ru salutu the r ourth wltll • '"' spteral tclemt lrom Anthtrm Stadium end Krlott's Berry farm Tiie ~t.tl fu tures 1 '°"";c luf1 show, • d111t1n1 WJlttS d1spt1r and a '"'"°''' ••trtu11nta Stan Chtmbar& and urry Hovis e11 ho1t J11tt1 spect.tl surp11$t ttltbntlts Clper'' (adv) '75-Havley Mills m Tiie Ocld ~pie II> Monty Pylhon's Flylna Circus I.HJ Sin1 Amtri<1 Slnt -11:30- 0 (J CBS Ute MoYll: <C-"You'll lltYtr Set 1111 Acaln" (dra) '73-Dav1d Har1man .. ~ iJll '°"""' CarlGll B llDJ (Bl Soap II> GI( Smart m Hoc•n's Hlf9tl fl!) Af•~ ' l51Jtlis I.Bl M1tfleil/letuer ••"'1 12:00 8 Twillfld lOM • CD <II a Dold Hartman: lie• hal11ninp E1eht people tell how they hue altered the11 career d11tctions and hie styles in this 90 mrnult spte11I m H11hHo,ti m Tiit ltoMy1111111trs G Diel Cnett Slln -12:30- • Mttlt: "C.111,Mll's KJe11to111" (adv) ·sa D11k BoJarde 8J fillrit: "flit ltf"\ft .. " (WU) '52-Roberl Younf, J1nis Carter Q) lllotit: "UIHltrtn" (dlt) ~ Stoll 811dy lohn R11ssell 1:00 11 ID !ft T....,.,.. • .., .. na 2:00 e Mew ": "lr11pt11al Y1nus Pt-1111 Blondt' -2:30- • lilffles "The Bon "Sitt ot Tuaf' t8 llllwles: 'C11rSt of the l 1v1n1 Corpst," Thi lfoiror ot 81t<k"ood Castlt" 3100 a ....,..:"~" (acM '43-l OW1rd C Rob1nSOA Gltnn I Old fwEDNESDAYI JULY 5 for rnor111n1 and afternoon lisli111t, plme m DAYTIME flROCllAMS. Below, 101 JIMlr conveni111tt, are the clay's mcwits. DAmME MOVIES 11:30 m "That Certain Woman" trom) S6-Belle Dam Henry f onda. l'n Hunter A/Ula Louise 12:00 O •'This Is llot A Test" (dra) 62 -Sumon Chase Mary Morlas 3.00 J.Ol .:C:: "The Dutll of Me Yet" (com) 71-Dou& McClure Darren McGav1n HO U •C. "Ahas Smith I Jones" (wesJ ·70 Peler Deuel. BPn Murphy Susan S.101 James. [arl Holliman llV•NINQ 8:00 U ]) U CJ_ {JD) l2tJ llews U D rfJ> !Ins D An1tls 8'seblll Conlrnued trom ~ JOPM Cahlornra Aneels vs the Kansas City O Gun'"'°'e m l'1use Ooft'I Eat Ille 01isiu Cl) Slrnls ol San F rJllCIS<O m Journey to Adventure 11J HtStory of Art ED Over usy OJ Hotar Duke Hotar tR It's herybody's Bustnus -6:30-,, ...... To Tell the Trutll .~ Mtn Grittln Show m My """ Softs m Micltatl lathOll CueSI r) Zubrn Mehta. musical d11ector ol lht Los Aneeles Ph1lh,rmon1t Orchestra soon 10 io1n lhP Hew York 1'h1lhar monic Orchestra 0 Rut Estatt I Yow 7 :00 fl II fl ID lltws Tiii Go111 Show Tiii )oltr't Wiid • lowlirll lor OollllS m I Lowe Lucy m Tiii F1l fD MKMl/l..tllrtr 11.,..-1 (Ill ll.trs Clllll IJ)) fKt the ISM (If' $1(~111 -7:30- " Of) l •l•ttft Ille Wan "the Hum1n P11lnmh1p FDR and Churchill" All n:aMatlell ef ltlt .,._., alld dlM fritnfthip tllat .......,. klwtttl HM twe heMt ef 1t1t1; tit• (tlwer~ a. lllurrtw attedM AINtlcM "'* ....-: •""' -lrittlft't ~-·· ff llMi Gtrllllfl C... "ULTM" le4 tD 1111 ,,,_ ... u..r u... Cl) let'• Ge '° llMi lam II Slit 111 111 Adllenne B•rbm and 01 Joyce Brothers 1uut • Mettlt Q11111 CtM Rayburn tmts 1111 $111,CllO q.t. •• ni. ...... -. 2= =~PT9'11t •~nr-... ~ .. ..... ,, ' WEDNESDAY (Con1inued) 8•00 tD Humillldos Y Oftndldos U llJ Tiie Car~ lklrnett Sllow (R) W T11ins, Tr1w incl Trtst.les Guests include James Carner Ken Berry and Geo12e Carlin D @ lft Tiie Lift incl flmts of Griz:zty Mims "'Gold Is Where You Find It" (R) Two bumblina gretnhorn 111ospectors 11111 about 1n the wilds ot the Nor1hwest in a trustrat1ne search 101 that one big gold s111~e I orrest lucker aod l.Arry St01ch guest D Mom: (CJ (2hr) "To the Wild Coufttry: Tht Wilcl racific Slloft/To Ille Wild CoeHl!ry'' I wo one hou1 n1 ture documentaries na11ated by Lorne Greene U l}f) ~ E11ht Is Enouch "Is I here a Doctor 1n the House 1· (R) lom's best friend Or Maxwell leaves his wife and moves 1n with the Biadford's Doc then prescribes a lit tle swinging for h1msell and the reluctant lom Ill Mcwie: 1-C. (2hr) "How to Sm A llllrriJae" (com) '68-Dean Mar hn, Stella Stev,ns. lh Wallach Anne J1c.kson m Carol lklrnett ' f ritnds Cl) lllowit: (2hr) "And Then Thm Wert lltM" (mys) ·4~ lou1s Hay ward. Barry f1tzgerald. Walter Hus ton, Roland Younc. lune Duprt1 9 -.un Ymtty Sllow 8 "°'' m Tllolnas Hardy's WesM1 h lu -8:30-m Cross-Wrh (!) lucha Lillrt fElltws ltl Dftr usy 9:00 U , e CBS Wed11es41y Movie: t. (2hr) '1om I Jolp11" (d1a) 18 (h1abeth Ashley. Joel Fab11n1. B1b1 Besch, Ma11e McCann. teon1lu Cooke Collin McKenna A divorced couple d1scov,rs tl1at mamta1n1nt a l11endsh1p 1s no easy propos11ton even alter s1ateen years ol ma111a2e D ~ll (3f\ Hud~ntrs Wittl Dnid fros1 lht conctus10n ot a sn part hve mies (with taped sequences) ltatur 1ng inleMews, contronta11ons on th' 1ssuo and personalities ot the day and in~1de inlormahon from synd1 cated e-0lumnisl L11 Smith U 1 3 ~ ~ Cll111it'1 Anaets Mother Goose Is Runnrng fo1 f11s Lile" (Ri Tht Angels and Bosley 1nltllrate an old lesluoned tov factory to learn •hy trams are e1plod1n& and pop euns are spouhng lethal bulleh m Tiie Mtn Criffitl Sllcrlr mt11nc fD @ Great rerfor1111nces "The lull1ard Strine Ouar1et" lhe Ouar1et is featured 1n an all Beethoven eve nine and perform Qu1r1et in C Minor. no 4 and the Quar11t in r Ma,or no I · Ra sumovsky · Simulcast in stereo on KUSC. 91 ~rM ~ A111tin City Umib -9:30- 'Barbar a of the House ol Grebe A spoiled ypuna noblewoman elopes W1th a handsome commoner, whost eood looks are then trag1ully dis figured 1n a lue Oeser!lnt him she marries a nobleman. but 1n the frus hahon and disappointment ot her second mar11111e. sht lalls in love with a slalue of her l11st husband (!) Yo No rtdi V'rwir ACROSS DOWN S•Hltner (clue to t 01 Ilk• kind wuwer) 2 Gul<lo'' l'Ott s Featured c.,d J Ame 9 Western stalt • Stah or rtlMtl 10 Female chicken s London river ti Perta•nif1& 10 skull 6 Stv• acarn 12 Ottticutt 7 As~ IS Seaver wn one 8 ManMrly 16 ()noon lype plant IJ HH or Ladd 18 ~ shffo 14 s-t 19 0.vtt 17 Ooof handle 20 Rubfu or Sandra 19 sona.iert 22 Enc t.ed 21 Consume 23 Sttlll 24 H~ Of Gtay 25 c 111u1C.tl dance 26 l IC~ 28 Vewn 27 Mort pro rtcted 32 Re1.i prellt 29 0 C 's parln.tr 3A FMf111na to Mr Hnwl!fel :ti Lone perlOd o1 ume 37 Me<.iy 39 lttkln ~fllity 40 u-.. Cl\ ... 42 SU Mlall• 43 st-.... 011herinl J3 Witty 36 <lflin "°'•' 38 NorM tod of misctMI 41 tnl1111s of Ml Ryan •2 Mr M11rJt11" At11wer "' eno of t"-Sa1ur~ IOg I 10:00 D '~ ,, rolKI Woman lhe " gress (R) Pepper mu~t decide whether a botched nsass1nahon at tempt on a ruthless. blackm;uhn& city council candidate was real or was a pubhc1ty 11mmd (artha Koll Oraon' Stephens and Don Calloway euest UD Ntws U , lO'J ia Stmky I Hutch "lhe Plaeue" Part I (R) Starsky ann Hutch set out 1n a race agarnsl time to lrnd an 1nternat10nal h11 man who 1s the camer ul a deadly virus whlf.h threaten\ to kill thousands anl whtCh Hutth contrach Alea Rocc gues1s Prtv1ously dnnoonted tor ~ earlier date m SoYltl M1pt and Amenun M1'h The U S in Retreat · f1) lsml Today CD Vtn Conmiao ~ to.boy Classics -10:30-m mm 11ews ~4! Great reff01m1nces m film future 11:00 u \f l . ct (10l ~) .. ,., D LU ~ti llews D Lowe Amenun Style CiJ Moyle: lC1 "Cury On Ooctol'' (com) 71 Kenneth Williams Sidney James. Barbara Windsor m The 04d Couple a> Anteriu 211i&ht fD Dick Cawett 0) Variedades tSO) llllcNeil/ltllrtr Report -11:30- 8 (fJ CBS lite Mow1e: Hawaii fiwt-0/Kojll TV WEEK JULY' 1978 D ~2' QJJ Jollnny C.rson U D CTOl i3I rottct Stor, The Malllores · m Jtosan's Htr0t1 Cl) Cet Slllart tl§.1 liliu Yoe• and You fD Captiont4 ABC lie., 12:00 U Twilipt Zone m "''"~ a> Th• H-ylllOOllert -12:30-u Morit: "A Taste of Honey" (dtd) '62 Rita I ush1ngham. Dora Bryan U l J •lGl (1fl MysltrJ of •lit Wetl Dial A Deadly Number m Moyle: "The Gay OIYOICet" (mus) JC ried Astairt G1n1u Rogm Alice Brady Q) Movie: C "Saddle Tr1mp" (wes) '50 Joel McCm Wanda Hend11a 1:00 D a_s l)IJ Tomoirw O Mamit• 2:00 CiJ Morit· •C "Hontyto'"b" (dra) 72 Geraldine Chaplin Per O~ars ~on -2:20-u Mowtt: "The S•y's the U1111t" (mus) '43 F1ed Astaire Joan Leslie m Moms: And Baby Makt~ lhrce " "'Dead Men Walk" -2:30-u Mowles: 'Mambo ' lh, Gui from Catur( 4:00 O Mowie: "Captain Boycott" (adv) 4 7 Stewar1 Crao11e1 . •• I THURSDAY I O MO'ltt: (2hr) ''lo ttie Wild Covn· tt'J" Natu1t do(umtntary oa11ated by I orne Green 10:00 TV WEEK. JULY 2 1978 FRIDAY I JULY 1 JUU 6 fOf -111111 11\d 11ter110011 liit1np. please m DAYTIME ,llOGltAMS. Below. for yo111 COll¥tflltflCt, 111 tllt cbjs~ 1J f.) I f!O lt Wt I tome 81tl ~ol1e1 Mee I You1 Ntw T ealhtt llallt11ts Nnl Included (I!) Mt Kol !tr s 1ob as a leach" at Buchanan Ht&h tS lhrt1ltntd when Ytet Punc1 pal WOOdman int1oduces a tompu1er 11es1&ned 10 1eplace 1uchm D 8 8ain1bJ Jones Tiit drown 1ng ol a newsman aboul to bruk an 1mporunt st!llY luds to tht dead m~n s mart1td 11rl lriend anO htr ae•ne husband whu seems lo h4vt a mysteroous hold on htr OOllews FOi mo1n1nr 11\d afle11100C1 llstinp, plUSt set O~YTIME rllOGllAMS. Below. I« ,our tt111wt111tt1tt, ire tht Q) ltl's Mike A Doi ""' l!IOW!ft. DAYTIME lllOYICS 0 ltlowtt: C (2111) "8ur1t1n" (:Ital ll Orrwr Sh111I Dyan Can non. Jun Paul Belmondo m Hollywood ''" Racine '24. Muterptett Theater \l:JO ID "fOI Mt 11111 My Gii" (•tS) 42 ludy Carland Gene l\elly Gtortt Murphy llttnan Wynn Rrchard Oumt m Tllt AdvcKJtes el Ven Con11leo ID Carol 8umttt 'friends Cl) Moirie. (lhr) ''Subm111M Com· mind" (dta) ·~1 Wilham Holden Nancy Olstn 11:00 D CJ "Belle Sun" (•ts) 41-Cent Tierney Randolph Scott. Dana And1tws, CMI Wills I our~ Btavers 3:00 (fQl C: "flw• Oespmte Women" (dra) 11 Roherl Conrad. lultt Sommers 3:30 B • C:. "Good GllY' ind lhe Bad Guys" (wes) '69 Rab,,rl Mitchum, George Kennedy. David Carradine. Martin Balsam I •v•AIN§ 8:00 tJ }) 8 1Jl 0112Jt News D @@ lll'ln Iii Allae'S a.-111 Continued hO(ll 5 JOPM The An1els vs K1nsas Crly -~· GJ l'ltlM Don't ut the Darsies Q) Strttb ot ~n fr1nc1KO D tAl It's (tt~'s kslness m Dwr t.uJ ' -6:30- U llews To Ttll Ille Tnrtll 11§) llllerY Gntfin $llow .., .. , Thlff Som fl) Mid!HI J1<bon Glo11a Steinem IHd•na lem1nist editor and lounder of Ms M1c1r1ne n ltckson s guest !BJ llul lst1t1 and low 7:00 UUBOJllfwl m c-a~Ol'lt cu JMtf't Wik! m .... Ill& for Dollars GJ I Lort Lucy Cl) Thi F1I fD M1tNtll/LAllr•r 11.,ort C2ll U11i au11 IJl\ EftttftMMltllt T Ollltht (1f) hi S.rcll tf tllt llul AIMrlU -7:30- • WIW w.td tf Alll1111h ..... Tilat TUIM •n-t'-tSlll9 rJ) la S.1<11 Of G Thi ._. ... , WM (fQl Ol fllllkll '-m n. o.. c..-. @llllittd fD~ZIT...pt SrtetAL ,,, .. ,4 'erutlltN tL lilM .. lit• • 8:00 8 Tiie Walt•111 (R) 011m • lnl lOUl toi • ~llllt 1n lltt "'' b111 1e1lltlnf thert IS llOCllllll amund lltl that sll• WO\lld 11111 dlttO'ftl\ she IS boft4 W!lh th• .. , slit IOOh. •lld s11ocu Ille entire lam11r by 1ett1n1 • ne" 11111 style e IJ 9 CHIPS "lhe Green Thumb 8urlf1i" (R) $60,000 worlh ol t.ndsap1nc planh atoltn by rotd Jldt burtt.I\, • f11mln1 1.soline 11nktr 1nd • demohtion derby kteP the CKP busy la( Star vi lndtl: lf04I bdl ot ttle Seas fD The 01l&l11als -8:30- IJ l 3J 110 iltl What's H1ppenin& "Ont Strike and You're Oul !R) lla1 nrgan11es a strike at the supe1market where ~e woiks and lhen learns lhal Mama 11 sick and rounltng 011 the money he won'I bt earning ID Crou-Wib f.D a_~ In SUrtll ot ttlt lttal Amtr· iu Black Progrm" Black Amc11 cani ha~e made great shtde~ m th, p~sl decade even lhrough the re ceSSJ<>n. arguu husl Ben Wallen berg Ale1 ttalty, Julian Bono and utheis 101n 1n the debate 50 OYtr [.HJ 9 :00 U I Hawaii Fiu -0 (R) ()avid Birney auests as 1 promising youni pc>ltltCtan ,.ho is lhe v1c1tm ot a blackmail scheme and MtGarrell suspects the plot while 1nves111ating lflt death ot a beauty pageant en 11ant D IOI tlfl James 1t 15 (lhr) Aller his lalher atetP'' a 1ob as a colleee 1nstruclot 1n Bo!ton &nd movu the l11111ly tt'°'' country Jamtl hu11 'llr~ tuns away to bf. •1\h the 1111 he Intl 1>th1nd in Oreaon and on lhe way 1Urn$ some nlu1ble lessons Kale Jackson. l!lellsu Sue Ande•son, l 1nden Cl11ln and l ~nn Carlin to slat tn lh1s 1epea1 of the ser1u p1ltil 8 LlJ t.1ll IBJ l11ney Miller (R) ·ev11ua1ton" An adull book~lore be comes the tar11ct IOI vandal a1tiltks ~nd the delect1ve\ of lhe 12th pre cinct are anuous 10 j()lve the crtnte while tr1pp1n1 over each Other lo look 100<! 1n Capt11n Miller's pruflc1e11cy rt POil '8 Mtn Grlffill SllOW <81 Alntill City lltiillJ Q ,.,.... hr '9110ft: Settcttd In tenlttn 1Hl-lt5t (dward R Muno•'s 19~3 1nte1Vt1• w1th the 1111n no•IY elected U S Se1111or lrom M1$steh11sells-John r Kennedy ~ens lht lt!st 111ott•t11 ol a IJ week Mrtts ol rebloldc.asts of Murrow's CBS aned 1nttuiew' with 19~0'\ ne"""1ke1$ a Ill ~· ll Well lr!IJ -9:30-• (11 IB AIC ,,,. .. ., ... ; (1:) ., ''Alll ..... J" (dll) Ch11belh hylor, Hen1y ro11da A dHJlt!elt SO·rter old wom•n &1vU htr5etf up to !~t ~ntle ol a plnltt suflt04\ lfl tilt nope that her new 1m111 wtll rev1Ullu her found1n111 1111n1a1e the cllan&ti 'iilllch t•~· plm ao a lot deeper than her 1-tn, 1nd "'' p11nlully tunu thal II t1ku mot• thin 1 facchll to bmth• lil• into a m1111aa1. ...... Ton -10:30-m m itews ·l~ World ot Counlrl MllSK 11 :00 tJ fl • B (8 (10112' Ntws D ~l Qtl llews O love Ameriun Style 0 MO'fle· C .;Sacco ' Vurtttl" (dra) ·71 Gian Marta Vol~nt, Ricardo Cumolla, Cyrtl Cu:1<1k GJ The Odd Couple m Allleriu 2111aht tl 4l Turnabout fD Did Cavett Show il~1 thclleil/Lehm Report -11:30-u c e CBS ute "'°''': 11·a•s•H1 Ban1<tk 0 Q3 rJf WimbledOlt fennb Up· d1t1 r rom london sportsusters Bud C-Ollins Jim Simpson and John NPw ~ombe report on the day s de~elup ments 1n the men's and worn'"~ dw~t0ns ol this tennis clns1c 8 () OJ tttl Star~y ' Hutch ID "°1111'1 HttOtS Q) Get S1111r1 ~ Liiias Yot1 11141 Y<MI f.D Captioned ABC llews -11:•5 - D ~ft Otl JollMJ Carson 12:00 8 l111hcht loM m Hiatt "°IMS Q) Tiie Honeymooners -12:30- 0 Mo.It: "The M11k" (dral £,I Rod Sitt&"· SIU8rt Whitman 8 m tlJl !SJ TOlll• GJ Truth 01 Coniequences 8) Movie: Ct ) "riralts of Mon te11r" (edv) 47 Maria Montt1 Rod Camernn 1:00 liJ M•"''" CD Movie: "TIHH fie" West" (dra) 40 John Waynr S111•4 Gu11, -l:lS-u (21\ ~tl ,_,.. 2:00 U MoM: "Zeb!" (com) 62 Tom Poston luha Meade. )tm Backvi G Mofle: ''Celrt Marti.ti" (dr1) ~5 OIVld N1~en, Ma1uret ler&hton. Noelle Middleton -2:30-• 111",.,. "Appo1ntmenl 1n lOftdon," Junt\e 81101 3i00 ID llltt11: "Fiiier lrvlll Gltl" {cj!m) '!>0-lucrlle Ball, lddlt Albtrl 4:00 ..... : ........ .......,,. (d11) ·~3-John Miii,, lohn McCallum -4:30-• Mlrik. "The .......,, .... ,.. (hOI) '44~1' Cauot 1111,11. Ralph Morp n DAYTIME MOVIES 11:30 GJ "Oes1111 lor Su ndal" (com) 41 Waller P1daeon Rosalind Russtll 12:00 D C "The Shoohn1" twts) 71 M1lltt PPik1ns lack Nicholson Will Hutchins 3:00 10' C "If Tomorrow Comes" (dra) 11 Pally Ou~e J.JO D !C "Side ~ich'' (wts) 14 I ou GossPll larry Hagman EVENING 8:00 U ,, D t8> (1QI (29111ews 0 12J Ot\ Nnrs Iii f.mer11nq Ont CJ Gunsmol• Gl lrlcwlt: 1C1 (lhr) "The Good, Ille Bad 11\d the U&ly" (Wts) 6/ Chnl (~sl•ood £11 Wallach Cl) Streets ol S..11 F 11nciK4 114 Anttqua fiil OYtr US1 ®i lq111I Juitite Under Ille U. -6:30-c• To Tell Ille Trutll I~ Mtrt Gnffrn Sllow fZi) Midlaet JICison f rench Ambas sado1 to lht Untl~ Slates ha~cO•\ d' ubOulayP IS latkSOn S IU!SI SO Conwmtr 5¥~11 lht 7:00 UDBtDlltwt Emtr&tlKJ Ont U Q't) Uan Clwb tf l Je'er's Wild O llowljna for Dollln Q) The FBI (14) 111t T rtndsetltll 6l) MKNtil/lthrtr lleport (Jf) Ent1rtai11111tnt l1111iaht 154) California TOlllpt -7:30-u T1ttletalts U KNBC SrlCIAl Mld·l1tt Crtlh The personal acfounti of several pe0plt who. btlween the aeu ol 35 •nd 55, made lht Ott1sion In corn ptelely ch.nit lheu lifestyles R1tph Story hOSts • The ,....,. GaflM • !{Ql QI/ Holtywecl $q1111H l Till M~ 11 !ftl Thi JtMr' s Jlllld 1111 c.litetllil T •!Pt fD CilMMt 11 Tellic!rt !Ml Thi ........ Dlsutu 8:00 9 )w..t ...... (R)A s~ , .. 1 90 minute ep~ 'hronrchn& 1111 l1&elldary htrotne's delltflw1t lrOlll htr home 111 P11ad1se 1$1alld to 1111n lhf ll&hl tor hteOOlll •!Id protect Ille MOet of htr Am110ll tul!Yrt e o 1a cro Siii"" "P1u11n Pln dise" (It) Wiien Ptu•tt ... ms to bt rc1ularly lat1aut4. Sll11key 1nve~ tlcates 1nd loin' that th• ""IY rteru1t It dl~·d1nc1na ltle nrrhll away with ll!O to111trln1 damsels. 11ch of wtlofll ts un1wtre of 1111 olhtr's u1ll1nct Bttty Thomas 1nd Rlloda 1111 n cuut ..... ,J FRIDAY (Contlnu9d) 8 Mo.it: (90m) "To the Wild Country'' Nature documen111y Lorne G1een natrates D CD cm l3l T1bit111 'The Hal lo1m n Show" (R) Halloween rs all tucks and no treats tor TV slar Paul fhurston after he rnsull• witches on hrs pro1r1m unaware that hrs pro duttton as.srstanl. labrtha rs one of them D Merrie: ~ (2hr) ''W111l'1 the Mitter W'rtll lltltnr· (susp) 71- 0ebbie Reynolds Shelley Winters. Otnnrs Weaver Aanu Mooreftud a> Mo.it: (2hr) "Oetldin Story" (dra) 'SI-Kuk Oouatas [luno: Parker fB 011m1 fD (8) rBJ Wuhincton Wu• in Amtw -8:30-a @ /lll Clll'o Ind the M1n "Help Wanted" A&ainst (d s wishes. Monica aets a rob at the roughest bar rn lown and (d and lourt pose ilS ganesters rn an ellort 10 lrrehien lhe hoodS' that own the place D l'JD) f2JJ Opmtlon Pet- ticoat "In Gossett We Trust" (R) The s~lpper learns lhal radioman Cossell rs a lug1t1ve and the only one who can clear hrm rs 8 one armed man fD ® <0> Will Street Wed 9:00 U (ft <Ill The llocUord fries "The M1yor s Committee f 1om Deer ld Falls · (R) Rockford 1s hrred. under false prettnus. to help tht c111zens ol a small town locale a youn1 acllw who lipped ott Ille IRS 1bout therr 111 dod&t scheme Cd ward Binns. P11scrlta 811nes and Charles Ardman euest 8 CI> cm l2ll Tiit H C frid•J Morie: ~ (Zlu) "fat City" (dra) '72-Jeff B11dees, Stacy Kuth Susan Tyrell, Candy Clark. Nrcholu Colasanto John Huston drmted this story about a down and·out bo•tr who has 10$t his title. and a lon(ty &lrl-who has losl her errp on reality -and how they make a final try for the "goad life" when he dec1d1$ to to back 1n the nnR . m ... ,. 'rlffin Sllow @ Tiii Mwoc.llH fD Masterpiece fllt1lrt PoMuk a Tiit Mwoc.ttu 9:30- • (1) Cl$ J11Ciy 11M1t S,.Clal: CC) ct0M) """* Sllot" (dr1) • 14 Georct C Scott. Sorrell 8ookf Joann• Custcty. C Wood Clifton James, Robert S.ltban Ceoict C Scott stars es '" 1n1tnt0u$ t11m1nal who m1n11es to pull off the most unusual ban• robbery Jtl. l>ut lrrst ht must Ctt out ol pr1SOn and l1nd f111anc111 1>ack1111 tO:OO • 0 QlhlCJ (R) When Quincy i.ell out to prave 11111 • woman's deatll was U1e ruult ol • l'l\Ofttflj-ofd katinc by her w111tllr llvsti.nd, ht 1$ 1ided br enothtr muc~·bllltied wife 81lrnd1 J MontlOfl\llY cuesls .. """ • ftcll .. lritaM QJI ... City I.Wt • • G&M 1'llttt AIMtk.LA Dk• ...-., P11>1f1m lrtees ll1t t"olu !Ion of tht "°'Id P."mrett ol "Bt Glad Then Am111u, ' 1n op•ra 111fft the m1kln1 of tht Amert~n Revolu lion by eotnf>O$er John la Mont11ne a stat " tM1e , ... 14 -10:3'>-m IE lltn 11:00 0 8 ~af lltwi 11 all (JI) News Ill Lflre Amfriun Style Cl lllHit; (t:, "Git" (d18) 6S Jack Chaplarn. HUlher North CD The !Md Couple II) Amtriu 21tjpl 8 lllcl ,..~ .. Oii Ille ""' m Ok• c...11 S11ow D The MKlttit/lellrtr Report -11:30- 0 () CBS utr liloorit: (~ "The Adunturu of UtJsses" (adv)- Btkrm fthmru Irene Papas II illl (J)J Wimbtldon T tnnis Up· d•I• OrYelopments tn the men's and women's dms1ons ol this tennis classic from London • l\a) ~ 9111tta ID Hocan's Heron Q) Get Sm1rt fB Hollywood Par• ~acin1 12'~ llllu Yor• and You fll) Captioned ABC ltt111 -11.45-a i2l ID Jollnny Cuson 12:00 D l lfllirhl Zoll• ID Hleh Hopes Cl> The Honeymooners -12:30- 1) Mnit: "fr1ultln" (d11) ·~- 01na w,nter. Mel Ferrer D Motil: ~ "M1n W'rth tlte kJ C7n" (aclv) · 71-Yictor Buono 8 Stlrtimt ID Motil: "Ucly lid " (com) '46 Robert Younr Fran~ Morein Barbara Hale (ID) lllo•ie: LCl "h ui1101" (sci fr) '69 -[dward Connell Cl) Motil: "Siie's Wortri11& Her War Throuch Coller•" (mus) 52-Yir 11nia Mayo Gent Nels.on. Ronald Ru can 1 :00 fJ T•lhbout Cl M1werlc• -1~15- 11 (%l1 (lt) MWlnl1ht S,tcill -1:30- (f) loft American Style 2 :00 Cl Mowil: "lleu U•t Me" (dr1) '6C-Jamu Wlulmon. Dan Pnest. W•lttr Muon lohn Mamou. Clifton lames ID Morie; <C) "lllu Horse Ctn· ,.n" (wes) 'S4-J0tl McCrea Marr 81an,h11d -2:30- • ~ "Room at the T~. 'll0111n1 Roads" ..... : ''nit "'4ta HM" (edv) ·~2-Rt1ondl ftemrna. Ste1hn1 H•rdan M1chu l Anu11 Hrltna Cl!itf -3:20- • lllttlt: "l•tlwltlp'' (wes) ·sa Rllond• fltnunr. Cu, Madison limn CriHrth 4:00 e M"le: (C:l "lltwlnC T1111t" (adY) '70-Ty Hardin MICllHI ~enn1e -4:30--~ "l'llt ,....~" (lnY\) ·•s Rrchard ArltA SATURDAY fUl\' I MORNING e:oo a Thll's Cit 5-mer Semester D COlllmuntty f ttdllK• GI Unittrsity of 1111 Air -6:30- .. 'lll lllvll1mmad Ah 8 li1 Valley <D Typinc m Oney' Goliath [OJ Property lbnaaement ID Unit Sii a>Guest~ f..Iil C.ptlontcl ABC ltm 7:00 U Sunrise Semnler II @ tlJ) Hon& llon1 Phooey U (]) [Al (3J Superfritnds Hour CJ) Positive P'arentinc O The I'll Club m Los Anplts f'atterns II) Woman llnt lo lteal fI) loCa IOf HHlth -7:30- 0 Clmen Thtff U Go Go Globetrotters D PKewtt111 <D Mitri< CD Mtwie: (~ ''Jl<i McCall, O.S.. perado" (wes) 53 Ctorct Molltromtrf An1el1 S1uens Oouc las Kennedy James Seay m 11....,, 11oo11i lllJ T11111• Pl11• 1'1nthu f..Iil Real Est.le ' TOii 8:00 U CJ) Three "'41o11ic Stoocn II Motie: HRJtf!es" (com) 40 David Niven. Ohv11 dtHh1tl1nd • (}) (]J) (ft) l.aff·A·l1"1Ptcs Iii Movie: "rrancis Join1 the WACS" (com) '5• Donald O'Connor. luhe Adams. Chlll Writs Mamie V&n Doren '2J) Sita Pants and Ille Nitwits -8:30- fJ rn S9ftdbuco :~Seft11Mls m Tiit Wiiiia-Oirnter 9:00 .. LI) !hp .. llllflhed ........ , D @ QI) Wl111~ltdo11 Ttula (6~hf) £Ach111vt Cbvtraae of lht hnal round malchts 1n tht tOlsl edition of this 1n1ern1tronal tenn., clusi< trom Wimbledon Sl1d1un near London GI lllifirie: "ClllM Ytlmtft" (dra) 'S!i-[dmoftd O'Bntn Barry SullrYan loycclyn Brando G»S....Y~ D TllMW ......... -9:30- • IMil: ('C'I "Tiit lolMIJ l llltr" (wu) '6•-D•n Ou1yea, Rod C1meron. ~udrey 01tton, Bust11 Cnbbe, RiCh11d Arltn .,... ID&la&LaNa 10:00 •CD t11 a llllfft.,...... ...... :DeNttaht TV WEEK. JULY 2 1978 a> Mo.it: "Wlli11 S.u1e" (dra) '43-Mana Montez, Jon Hall fD Once Upo11 A Clank e> T ribu11a Pubtiu -10:30- fJ Bltman/Tuun a Science f1ction Theatre m lnlt,.,.,tlnal Anrmatlon ftsliu t , 0) Mo.it 11:00 8 (ID) (3) Oy110mult m Just IOI' TMns fli)llowa -11:30- fJ Sfcrtts of Isis II Or1rnet 8 '1) (l'DJ (2Jl Amtrl~n 81nctst1n4I CD llasl1titlt MllSk a> Th• lowtry '°11 AFT•RNOON 12:00 D Cl) Fat Albert a Twill1ht Zone Ill The Wt Side Kids m This Wee• In S.selMll m The French Cllel -12:30- D Cl Stiaee Audtmy 11 Mwtt1 Rally 8 Cl. Holl,-d Ttt11 l"Gl k ds-A-l'O!IPlft' m The beers Q) let's Mae A Out m &11dtnin1 .2f farm lttpGl1 O> r1nf1111 h ken 1:00 O I Mr. lrlapo Cl' Uste"t•thlelts • lllHie: It) "Cltop1tra" (drO 63 £11ubtth hylo1. ~IChard Bur ton. Re• Hamson Pamela Brown Hume Cronyn, Roddy McOoYfall George Colt. Ce$.lre Oanov& 11§) .,.ll'lllts A11imats CD Soul Train II) Tiit Bold Onts fl!) Mnlt: "Derby Da,.· (dra) '55- Anna Nuale, Michael Wrldme. Petet Gr a vu 121! CoMll'"r'• World ID Wtfttt Mertldo -1:30- fJ ~{\CBS Fi1111 festival (R) "The M11n1f1cent S11 and A Hall" Ille slory ol an 1111a11011s esupt 1~'fOlvrnr • 1roup of si. 1ma11n11rve children plus lhe o"e 11111-1 hltle e•rf n1'"eo Pttwu l..,..,111& Ult ~ G ~& c.tello ®) Mtwlt: "lassie J fCttU' (JI) T tMhln 2:00 11 Dekt: A lllaiul lllttellttr 111J Tllrw S-e n.. 11c ,...., .... : CC) "[tit Knintl" tor•) 71 Gwc• Hamilton .111 .... ,..,..... --~ a s,.mc.,. .., lt .... 0. ll c.,a 111 lt'a E*""'fs ...._ -2:30- llH T .. tsM llW. Tlflc ID SHI& Alleriu S1111 a 1911 !tie Trillll,ei-Tllt Strvcite • ...,.. c., kc.ti 3:00 CJ) bet ., tllt ¥111 ..... llD G lktlt: CC) "lloo4 011 Ill• Atrw" (wes) '64-Dale Robtrtson, Martha Hyer, Wendell Corty. (IQ) ...,._: "Conspiracy 10 Ktfl" CD MIM: C1:l ''Wt~ of Violttlc•" lhor) '69-Batt H1lsey C11 Ttnn QI) Great Te11111/Gr11I YHl1 -3:30- • CJ) t" $pefb s,.tKUlar lht ChunKh1 Cup, Japan's top 1n•1la 11on1l eymnullc meet 1utu11nc put 1nd Mure Olympic st11s. hom Naeoy1, llpan. and the Second An nual Hollywood Stunt Competrt10n hom \he Paramount Rane!\ 111 Aeoura. Cahl CD s,orts Ch1lltn1t G Sat1114ey • "tat THl!lt/Gl'lll Yt1ri @ Mowlt: "China Gate" fJi) Old FritMi. ""' Frltftds 9 world Cll1111plollsltlp T tnnis 4:00 rn Grut Tu""/GrHt Yuri . G VoYa&• to t11t IMtOlll of the Sta .., MtM: (Cl ''Ster•• of tllt lnw'' (adv) '5•-Charlton Heston. Robert Youn& • Llt.1111 ea-niv111 Ql)AllllulWOIW 011 .. 1 ~11114 You -4:30- • ,, .. tat s,oru ltt•114• fJ3 QM '"'· USA a ...w 11 SunW•I 9 List ol Ille WiW 5:00 • WOrW .. S.lltnl •(I) Star Trt• • ~ *'' Wille WOIW of s,.rts l1Ye coveraae ot the USA USSR Trt<k and Field Chtmolon ships, lrom Edwards Trick Stadium In Berkeley, CaHI G llllwlt: ~ "le114tf1111 lllftt" (wes) '52-Jamu Stewart , Arlhu1 . Kennedy, Julie Adams, !lock Hudson. Cf1 8 ""'9 • lllM: CC) "Allrio'' (dra) '68- Robert Mitchurn. Peter r elk 0 1......w. ® ""' f.IUtt • '°" e Stir s.utt WtStham United vs. Queens Park R1n1er1. -5:30- • List .. ttie ... e a11ewa 9 ...... won. .. s,.ts I iviAINQ I 8:00 ••CD O !llewa ..... CC)_, ........ Ille Cillb" (com) '65-Ron ffowtfd, JohftllJ Crtwford • Mttlt: (Dr) "St1111ty" (•or) '72-Cllll• Robinson, Alo Rocco (11111 litlll OOttl • "partnlal 1111dant1" flOI!«). ··~ ft lilMJ f,i.MIM ............... ~ _,:lO-!l,V-=· .... • ~ "l'monal Couraat" ....... aL: 1tui11r~ 7:00 .,.., .... Matll-12 11 Fllllilr FM • c,-... Les All,.its (J) "-'Ille ,..,.. • s..ca: 1"9 (BJ WotflNll lad $llow m '2ll a Lnf._ w.il ~ fa Jader ftaltltr IZll WIW Kill ..... ® °"" u,... • Clntk fD C.litonN Tlftlpt ID lril CMcoll llll Aatln City Umits -7:30- " Tiie ~"' Is Mcflt 8fldy Bulldl D In S..rth 01 ... 111 srECIAt. tntld• ''The Swarm" A beh1nd·the·scenu look at lhe mak int ot the mciv1e, "lite Swarm, 1n which African killer bees attac~ the United States. B Spetlll Edition Host Ba1baia Feldon reports on Nrns 1n Amenta. the offe11nes ol a trip to hh111. a car that runs on the wind. an unorthodo• honeymoon rts0rt, and the world's tallest man Cll Keen's ,tople CIDl Tut's Htllywood fa Varisty Sllow 9 WiW WorW of Anlmab @ LAMI Tilolllas llt'"'111bers fL)Tllelwoltollllies 8~00 fJ Tiie .. ,....rt Sllw (R) Bob 11 held hostaee 1n his office by a lrttndly ~nk robbtl with whom he bttamt a<Qu1111ttd wh1lt depos1tm1 money 1n his bin~ D @ ID Tiie llieftic """'" (R) "Ftmbots 111 l&S Ve1is" (R) Part l of two 1>1rts The son ol a dmnetd scientist plots lo steal Amerlea's first d11tded ene10 ray we1pon and re act1¥1les his f1the1's army ol ftmale robotJ to 1ecomphsh his 1~1. James Oiwn, Michael Burns ind Mtlinda ht C'. • : CC) (Zhr) '1o \lit Wikl c-trr. lllt11111 of Ille Giallta/Wlld CerMrs of Ille Ciftet LJ•es'' Nature documen tary nm1ted by Lo1nt Green. • CD Cll CBl Fret Couftlrj ''When, Already?" Joseph 1s an1e.rell by Anna's seemlna l1tk of interest in st1r11n1 • l1mily and she, in turn, 1s p11uled by lllt umomantit wayS • ...... : CC) {JOM) ''Tiit Gf .. t si..1 u,r1st111" (wu ) '53-'•" Chandl11, h1th Oomer1ue, lyle Btl1(tr, Ptttr Wllltnty • Sl'fCiAL , .. ..., II lhe 2nd 1nn111I Calebf1ty Car AilctlOft m IS THIS Tff( * WT WlllATIOfU •rnts.-.i 0 ""' ,.,....... "eo.,land CondYCts l:o91and" Com~f Aaron Copl1nd ltads Ille lo. Anatlt\ Pllil llan!IOnic Orchtstra tft • c:onc:trt ol 1111 f Mrlf • l!Olki • ""W. "t~e Sll1mtlm Old lid)" . ... .,. ..... ...... -l:JO- • CE "~ I'• lecl (R) Illy •nwri OW11 s wnth .tltft 11t ~et tht chlklren \~ • ltCttfttk. • (J) 9 • AIC SlbrNr ~ S,.W "St1tc11ts" Ho lnfoi· 111at\Qft ml11blt hom tllt fl•~ 1t CM prm 111111. 9:00 U ()) CIS Satuul1y lti&llt Movie: (Cl (~r) ''The frtlldl COllnectioft" (dra) (R) '71 -Gene Hackman, Roy Scheider. Fernando Rey. Tony lo Bianco, Marcel Bouuff1, frede11c De Pasquale, Bill H1tk1Nn lh1s film drama11as the true story ol one ot the far&u1 narcOllCS busls 1n his t0rt-120 pounds ol heroin worlh over S30 m1lhon Popeye Ooylt (Hackman) 1s a toueh. ruthless c.op who involves his partnrr Russo (Scheider) 1n 1tter llou~ 1nvtsll&1 hon of a group w1lh obv10us drua Cj)nnechons B l8l 18) Nit $1t111,., ~: ~ (Z'Mlr) "The Hltldt11b11r1" (d11) '75-Georre C Scott. Anne Bancroft Wilham Atherton. Cia Younc. Roy Th1nnes. Bureess Meredith 1nd Charles Du1n1n1 head an all stir cast 1n this stOf'f, based on factual accou"ts. rela11ne the events leadine up lo the destruction of the Germ1n Zeppeltn H1ndenbu11. which ea ploded and burned white mak1na a land1n& at Lakehurst, New Jersy on May 6, 1937 fhe movie con1a1ns actual Mwsreel hhn of tht t111edy a rn ®J Cfl\ Low• 1oa1 (R) sea ments include "F am1ly Reunion" w1lh Bob Crane and Doll Brenner "loo Hot to Handle with John ~ubinste1n and Kathy Batu. ·cin derella Story" with Oon Defore Rosemary Oet:lmp and Oav1d Wlute Ga ffttfflW a> Th• EY!dt!ICI G11111p/Secrets of Lo¥1111 0 Ill '•rtorN11u at Wtlf Trap ® llllSttfllM« Tlleatr• -9:30- CI llooris: CC) (211r) "111111 Witllollt • Star'' (wts) 'SS-l\11k Oouctas. Jeanne Crarn. Ctaut lrevOI. Wrll11m Cam~bell fB Sttnenl ~ °""'' tDFllfll fN111rt 10:00 • l.ollllllft • """ •(])<Ill a r.11tn1h1IM 1 .. 0 men-one wllose future IS el stake and inothe1 whose dream 1s to bt irresistible to '!110111en -1rft Mt O'Roarl\e's special euuts on lht Island this week. Jane Powell, Henry Gibson and Jotln Schuck auesl .... ""' llltlpton m Col1l&'I ID 0 lOi 111 '9l1tn111"" ti "°" Tra' -10:30-...... TV WEEK, JULY 2 1978 't 1:00 8 II ®J 9""' D l.ftt AnltflCln Styte CD lllo•I•: IJ:) ''Ten Tall llltn" (wu) '!>I-Burt Lancasttt. C1lbtrt Roland, K1er011 Moore GJ lihftty rytllon'1 flyl111 Cima fl) Hellywod '"k lt1d111 @ Tiit W04IM111 JKk Sllow 9 Soun41st1CC fD Tiit Two ltollnin 121) Rt1 lfllllt!Nrd -11:15- (J, lllcw11: "' "lll1rdi Gm" (mus) !>8 P&t Boone. Tommy Sands -11:30- • Mow11: ~ "Tiie Brot~erllood" (dra) 68-Kirk Douetas Irene Papas. ~lea Cord •""' • lllowle: ~I "flm Up" (Ort) 70-Raqutl Welch. James Stacy !J) lllcwle: rt) "Tiie lllmus Nelson Murders" I d1 al 'l 3-T elly Smlas, Jose feuer CiJ Second Clly Revue Cf.Dl Movie: "Death ol a Gunfighter" a> Mo•ie: (~ "Curse of the Vam· pirH" (hor) 70 ~malia ruentes @ Tiie Wollman IKk SllO" ® Saturday Mlcllt IJ•• W Blac• l't111MKllwt Ofl Ille News 12:00 D fl)' Sltu1dar Ni&M I.iv• "hrillptlo11t 18\ Sd•11<• nctloll Tlmtre -12:30- D llolt.1 SupersUn 1:00 CD li6cwit: "lttin" (d11) .12-loan Crawlotd, Waller Hus\on. W1llt1m <;,rein. Cuy l\1bbee Cl) lllotit: "Mollster Otmolisllers" (hOl -Ctfman Robles. Julio Af~man a '*' Klr1l11Mr11 Ille• CtMtft -1:30- D Doll llirsllntr's !lock COllcert- Pertormm include Chuck Man grone. lhe Chuck Ma11one Quartet end Rdard Belzer g "°'"': "lost treasure ol the Azim," 'The C•PtrYe Ctty." "Atom Aee V1mp11e" l.ftt A111trftln Sty\& Iii Tiit Ad'ft11turtrs 2:00 f) Mttlt: (C)~C•rdlt" (com) 'S6-B1ll Traven. 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