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VOL. 71, NO. 22•, 3 SECTIONS,«> PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, cAldFORNIA SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1978 TEN CENTS .
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MISSING FIVE YEARS
Rochelle White
Father's Painful Search
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The tall, aaunt man holdlnc the receiver Uatened as the t~tephOM un_a and rana. But no one answered.
Five years aeo -July 30, 1973 -Cecil Robbins of Santa
Ana began a long evening or persistent dialing to the San Juan Capistrano home of his 23-year-old daughter Rochelle White.
She never answered.
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SINCE 111EN, GRIPPED BY THE convictlOd that Rochelle
was murdered, he has: • Searched an estimated 10,000 acres in the south Orange
County looking for Rochelle's body, assisted by ranchers and
friends.
Nagged law enforcement officers to intensify their in·
vest1gation of his daughter's disappearance, and used his own
money to pay private investigators to work on the case.
-Hired celebrity Dut«:b psychic Peter Hurk~ ·to use his
highly touted powers of extra sensory perception to try and
locate Roctielle's body.
Most reeently offered SS,000 cash reward in a flier dis-
tributed around the county for wr:ation leadinl to the arrest and convietion of the one be belie ea murdered bis daughter.
THE SS.• WRING OF Hur os grew from Robbins' need to
find bis child'~ body. Hurkos has worked with police aeeacles
on other cases, including tbe murders at Sharon Tate's estate
and the Boston Strangler invesUaatton.
A member of Interpol, be bas been credited with using his
powers to locate at least 32 ligbt aircraft 1n~sina on the West Coast. .
Robbins pUrsued leads Hurkos eave him, but insists their
combined efforts were hampered by the refusal of the Orange
County Sheriff's Department to allow the psychic access to im·
portant locations and evidence.
He criticizes lawmen harshly for treating his daughter's
case like any other missing-person case.
Rochelle had been agitated before her disappearance, Rob·
bins admits. Her four-year marriage had been breaking up and
she was scheduled for a court hearing on her divorce the day
following the Monday she vanished.
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qMty l'llM Haft -
WON'T GIVE UP
Cecil Robbin•
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!'Jarvis Assessnlent Roll' Readied
i i Mansla~hter Charped
Crashes Kill Three
By JOANNE REYNOLDS
OI tM o.lh l'llet St.ff
1 One Huntington Beach man is
, dead a nd a second was jailed on
manslaughter charges today in
the wake of a Friday night traf-
' fie accident.
; Coroner's investigators said
the Huntington Beach crash vi c-
tim was one or three people to
• -die Friday in Orange County as
the result of traffic mishaps.
Included among the dead was
l3 -year-old Chris Wood of I Westminster, who died at Tustin
'Community Hospital of injuries
condition at the hospital re-
covering from injuries received
in the collision on Jeffrey Road
near Walnut Street.
In the Huntington Beach case,
motorcyclist Robert B. Bone.
2 1, of 5132 Tasman Drive was
pronounced dead on arrival at
Huntington Jntercommunity
Hospital after his cycle collided
with a car driven by Lay Martin
11, 51, of 1737 Pine St.
Police said Martin apparently
made a left turn in front or the
cyclist who was traveling south·
bound on Graham Place at
Productlon Drive. Martin was
booked on a charge ~f
mans laughter.
Police said the young man was
thrown from his cycle by the im·
pact of the collision. According
to police reports , the cycle then
burst into flames.
The third fatality reported
Friday was Dessy Moody, 86. of
Orange who died al 2 p.m. at
Chapman Gene ral Hospital
where she was taken following a
11 :45 a .m. crash.
Coroner's investigators said
the woman was a passenger in a
car driven by her neighbor that
was involved in a collision with
another car at the intersection or
Hews and Bond streets in
Orange. The car was tben struck
by a double trailer truck.
County's
Tax Bills
Plunging
By GARY GRANVILLE
OI tlll OMly Plltlt St.ff
Orange County's 1978-79 as-
sessment roll, the so-caJJed
Jarvis roll, was completed Fri-
day and carried with it a
message that property tax bills
will be lower, much lower than a
year ago.
On the surface, the roll ap-
pears to show that assessed -
value of all real property in the
county increased 1.4 percent
durlng the past year to reach
$9.9 billion. ·
· But the county's new assess-
ment roll cannot be compared with any past roll.
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suffered in a crash in Irvine on
!Thursday. His mother , Virginia,
}21, was reported in satisfactory
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·.court Hears Suits Valley Cop
Pui-sUes,
Nabs Youth
They were au based on what
the assessor said was the value
of all real property as of March
1 in the year the roll was
calculated. l
'Flayi ng Prop. 13
SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -The
California Supreme Court,
beginning deliberations on the
fate of Proposition 13 despite
anonymous threats against its
members, was urged to let the
voters control their government.
The seven justices, four of
whom are up for re·election in
November, heard three hours of
argument Friday on three
lawsuits challenging the validity
of the amendment to the state
constitution that requires a $7
billion reduction in property
taxes.
The hearing began
dramatically. Before a packed
courtroom, Chief Justice Rose
Bird disclosed that justices bad
received threats related to
Proposition 13, which was ap-
proved overwhelmingly in a
June referendum.
•'The justices of this court
have been threatened with re-
call, with defeat at the polls, and
even with an anonymous threat
of physical violence against
themselves and their families if
QUIZ FEATURES
NEW SECREl'ARY
1'be United States secretary of
f\eallh, education and welfare is
playing an
important
role in devis-
ln& and pro·
moUng the
president's
new national
health care
plan. Can you
name the
secretary? In which
EuroP.ean country tfB' the
world 1 ftnt "teat-tube" baby
born? For which Nauonal Foot·
ball Leque teom did Hall of
Fame linebacker Ray Nitacbk
P'•Y1 Re.-. whO think they mt1ht
bow tho answers to these and
Cldter questions about the news
are ln\1l4d to turn to lbl• week'• QVtZ on Pa(e A7 of tOday'a
Oatly~
they fail to vote in a particular
way," Miss Bird said.
Later in the day, state Police
Chief William Skelton said Miss
Bird had received an unsigned
letter July 5 threatening to bomb
all the justices and also harm
their families if they overturned
Proposition 13, also known as
the Jarvis amendment after its
prime sponsor, tax crusader
Howa rd J arvis.
Miss Bird said the court would
not be influenced by lhe threats.
"Our oath does not ask us to
make popular decisions, to act
as barometers of public opinion
or to serve as interpreters of the
Gallup Poll," she said. "Rather,
the oath demands that we have
the courage to follow the law
and obey our conscience."
Proposition 13 is being
challenged by several school dis·
tricts and counties and by the ci·
ty or San Francisco, all of which
suffered reductions in property
tax revenues after its passage.
The suits are s upported by
several public employee groups.
State Attorney General Evelle
Younger, defendln1 tbe letalib'
of the amendment, sald that
declaring it uncon•U\utlonal
wouJd be ''a statement by this
court that people have loat con·
trot of their government.·•
Power Out
In Ne wport
Approxlmattly 1.900 Newport
Beacb residents and busi-
nessmen were without power for
more than an hour Friday after-noon when an underground elec·
trical tramformer blew up.
Southern Calitol'llla Ed.lion ol·
fictai. Nkl they did not know tbe
ca.use of thie mt&bap tbat blacked
out bomea ln Eaatbluff, the
Newporter Inn, John Wayne
Teoni1 Club and Newport Center
pa lice aod fire f acilltles at about
2:15p.m.
il'he blackout ilJo put traffic
1l1n1la on Jamboree Road out ot
commluton, capsln• small
1narl1 unUI policemen could be
dllpatcbed to dtred tramc.
A Santa Ana youth was jailed
Friday after he allegedly beat a
woman in a Fountain Valley shopping center and stole her
purse.
The robbery wa~ witnessed by
Fountain Valley police officer
Larry Griswold who had been
assigned plainclothes duty in the
Von 's shopping center at 16201
Harbor Blvd.
Griswold said he chased the
man to a waiting car, occupied
by three other men. He said he
saw the suspect, still clutching
the purse. jump into the auto
which roared out of the parking
lot.
Griswold followed in his un·
marked police unit, radioing for
help as he purused the fleeing
car.
Griswold said the men drove
over Edinger Aven ue to
Newhope Street and followed
Newhope north into Santa Ana
until the car swerved out of con-
trol and crashed.
The four all leaped from the
wrecked car and Griswold took
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Co~entration
Ben Wook, 5, is a picture of concentratio
4
n as he
negotiates slalom course during skateboard tourney Fri·
day at San Joaquin School in Laguna Hills. The Costa
Mesa lad was the youngest slalom competitor· in the
tournament spQnsored by the Saddleback Valley Unified
School District.
Prayers Said.for Pope
W ASIDNGTON <AP> -Presl·
dent Carter, Speaker of tbe
House Thomas P. O'Neill and
other government leaders
worshiped Friday at a requiem
mass for Pope Paul vt.
Carter, a Southern Baptist..
Joined in the prayers and hymns
and walked from the ornate
cathedral with Arcbbfahop
Jean Jadot, the Vatlcan's de·
Iesate to tbe untted States.
The ~reaident1 o•Neill and
M ra. O Neill l'OCIG toaether to
and from St. Matthew'•
Cathedral. Relations between
O'Neill and aome of Carter's fUS.
VlHfl have bHn chllb' latety.
Mrs. Carter la In Rome to
represent th president at the
PODtlff't funeral lodaf.
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Archbishop Jadot, whose
diplomatic role is that of "the
eyes and ears or the pope," was
the principal celebrant of the
hour-looi mass. More than 100
priests -their vestments
rellecttn1 a variety of orders
and rites ol the Roman Ct.ltbollc
OUACm ES WEIGHED
FOR NEXT POP£~10
church -concelebrated the
mast.
ConcolebroUon, which ts
prayers aid m Unison by two or
more priests. was one or Pope
Paul's earllcst Innovations
"Lives speak ror themselves
and, Indeed, we ar~ not b tt to
eulo1i10 Popt Paul VI," saJd
Bishop Thomas C. Kelty,
general secretary of the United
States Conference of Bishops
and the bomllist at the service.
The pope, he said, "will be
noted above all for his Cl'Y for
peace. when be stood berore the
Unit~ Nations and said 'ntver
aaain war. war never a1aln. ·•·
Carter bad asked O'Neill to
accompany the U.S. delegation
to the funeral. but O'Nelll was
unable to go. Carter then lnvited
him to the requiem mess.
Slttlnl wt\h the O'Nellls and
Caner tn the rront ro.w of th•
cathedral waa Sec,.taty or Stat~
Cyrus Vane . Amon1 those ln
the second row was Curter·• na.·
tlonnl a~curlty adviser.
Zblgniew BrlQZ.Wkl .
The Jarvis roll, however.
turned back the property value
clock to March l, 1975. •
And Assessor Bradley Jacobs,
following lbe reform mandate of
Proposition 13, wiped out three
years of rampant inflation of
property values by reverting to
'75· '76 evaluations.
When coupled with the one
percent of full market value tax
limitation imposed by Proposi-
tion 13, tax bills will be tumbling
dramatically this year.
County residents wiJJ be able
to calculate their savings in the
next few days as they receive
their value notices in the mail.
Affixed to the race of each
card is the '78-79 full market
value or the taxable property.
Take one percent of that
figure, add a cushion for any
local bonded indebtedness and
that will be the amount of the
tax bill when it arrives in Qc.
tober.
In most cases, the savings will
be somewhere between 40 and 60
percent from one year ago.
Chief beneficiaries of the sav-
ings will be what Jacobs calls
stay putters, people who have
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Co ast
Weath er
Fair skies throuth Sun·
day. following the usual
morning cloudiness. are
predicted with little
change In temperatures
alon1 the Oranae Coast.
I NSIDE TODA 9t'
Will there ~ o htft1X111
Striu J,n October' Thr
Angela 6nd tM ~Cf's con-
Unutd t~r urinmng way1
Frldat1 rdQhi oa LA ~ in·
to /tnt ploce and Calt/of'rdo
remained I~ game• back.
S.e~1.~BI.
lade:ir
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.4a DM. Y '1LOT
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ASSESS ..•
owned and lived in the aame
home since lhe '7S-76 a11ess·
ment date
They aet rull advanta1t of the
valul' rollback .swell as lhe one
percent ot full murkd value lax
hmltation
Th<-Ol\ly hindrance such pro
pt•rty owncn will encounter la
tht' two l)f'rcent a year lnfla·
t1on11r) provision ol Jarvis.
The most astoundll\I 1 Jlttl ol
the nt•w assusment roll,
howcvt.·r. ls th• fact lh1d luable
vulut"s 1n Oranae County In·
crease'd by l 4 percent or Sl39.4
mtlhon lu t ye1i1r despite the
"alut' roll b<lck
But comparma roll values
with URY other yur·s vutue 1s an
t•xerctse In ful.lllty ~ause of
thl' ro llback
Jacobli, ror uamplt. said
Orunge County's construction
boom add Sl 7 billion to 1978-19
\lalues
He ttlso note'd 388.000 parcels
went th.rou&b some sort of value
adJustment an the past year -
sale, 1mprovement ortrade
Jacobs sums up the past year
by calling at a time of tremen·
dous economic growth. "a
vibrant era in Orange County's lifespan.
"There a tremendous turnover
in property plus record new con-
lilruction."
The assessor's 1978·79 roll was
one of the first complete m the
state. finished 11 days before its
legal due date.
And when delivered, it said
property owners in Orange
County have the best of all
worlds
Their property in most in·
stances 1s worth more than ever
bdore
But for tax purposes, it's not
worth ali mueh as 1t was one and
two years ago.
And the constitutional limit on
what tax rate can be applied to
1.hc lower v.aluei assur~ all but
a few exceptional property
owners a lower tax bill this
year.
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off after the man he said was the
purse snatcher.
According to police reports, he
fired three shots at the suspect
who allegedly was armed with a
hunting knife. All three shots
missed and Griswold finally was
able lo capture the youth iden-
tified as Raymond Nava, 18.
Nava was booked into Orange
County Jail on suspicion of rob·
bery. His three companions are
being sought.
Fountian Valley police were
unable lo identify the victim.
other than to say she is 24 years
nld. The extent of her injuries
was unknown late Friday night.
Legion Gives
$100 for Viet
War Tribute
An Irvine American Legion
Post has reacted to news that
the City Council turned down a
request for money for a
Vi etn am war memorial. by
donating SlOO and urging other
posts and service clubs to do the same
County Supervisor Philip An-
thony has asked for contribu-
tions from several public agen· cies.
Though the Irvine council by
its action indicated it opposed us·
ing public funds for the project Ca
memorial plaque inscribed with
the names of Orang~ County war
dead). several councilmen said
they would donate privately.
lrvine Amertcan Legion Post
345 Commander Jim Champlin
said he was unaware or An-
thony's proposal until the coun·
cit meeting. Two of the Irvine
councilmen, Arthur Anthony and
David Sills, are members of the post.
OAANOECOAIT s
DAILY PILOT
.J1ulge VntRo 1'ed
j Manson Girl
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Gets Life Tenn
Misnon Viejo Arson
LOS ANGELES <AP> -Leslie
Van Houten, who joined Charles
Manson's k.IUer cult in a night of
carnage nine years aeo. was
sentenced Friday to life In
prison ror the murder or a.
grocer and his wife and con·
spiracy in the deaths of actress
Sharon Tate and rour others.
Superior Court Judee Gordon
Ringer, rejecting derense ~rgu.
ments that Miss Van Houten ls a
changed woman from the
screaming gjrl who first went on
trial In 1970, ordered Mlsa Van
Houten to serve three concur·
rent life sentences.
Orange County firemen said Friday
arsonists were to blame for the destruc·
lion of tlus storage shed in the rear of the
p<.1 rk ing lot at Shepherd of the Hills
Church .. 26001 Muirlands Blvd. Jn -
vestigators said the 4: 15 p. m. blaze was
set with a n unidentifi ed incendiary device
~o ignite the old pupers and paint cans
kept in the building. Firemen estimated
the loss of the shed at about $700.
Ringer ruled that the eight
years and 120 d ays that Miss
Ven Houten, 28. already has
served in prison counted toward
the sentence imposed on Friday.
That would make her eligible for
parole now. But, under current
procedures a Community
Release Board hearing is unlike·
ly for at least a year.
The sentencing on Friday.
after the third of her trie1ls for
th e killings or Leno and
Rosemary LaBianca and con·
~oirac" i;i the deaths of actress
St-.::or~ Tate and four others.
t:dme mne years and a day after
the LaBiancas were stabbed and
hacked to death.
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GETS LIFE SENTENCE
Leatle Van Houten
a hesitant, almost inaudible
voice. As she clutched her hands
lightly behind her back, she told
the judge s he accepted the
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FATHER~s SEARCH •• r~
I But he insists she would not have run away frorr h\!r ramih
and friends without a word.
For the records, Rochelle is listed in the sheriff's files as a
"missing person." Unofficially some officers say they believe
she was murdered. Officially, no one says this. • • ~ •
Investigators do say suspicious circumstances surround the
case.
ROCHELLE'S CAR WAS FOUND in front or the United \
Parcel offlce 1n Carlabad, where she worlted. Wotkers tMre fold
police the auto had been p81'ked there since Monday. the day
she disappeared.
Investigating officers found Rochelle's purse and keys in·
side the car, and Ure ignition wires had beeq pulled loose.
Al first, officers said the car had been wiped clean of print~.
Now. somewhat reluctantly, they say one hand print. still un-
identi£ied, was found.
According to record, the tast person known to have seen
Rochelle was her husband. He told officers that when he left his
home Monday morning about 6:30 a.m., his wife was in bed
asleep.
T HE SIMPLE EXPLANATION that the young woman may
have voluntarily vanished has doubtful elements. For a woman
to go anywhere without her purse and keys is unusual. officers
say. Also, Rochelle had just bought her car, almost new. and
she was excited about a recent job promotion.
But, "sufficient" evidence of foul play was not found and in·
vestigating officers lnsisl it was not for lack of trying.
.. It was given one hell or a lot more lime and attention than
any other missing person that I can recall and I've been here 21 years," Sheriffs Investigator Willie Stansbury said.
Officers taJked to family, friends and fellow employees of
Rochelle, and her name and description were placed in national
law enforcement missing person rues.
IN SPITE OF INVESTIGATOR~ reluctance to officially
discuss the "foul play" aspect or the case. they spent about four
days with rakes. hoes and heavy equipment searching for
Rochelle's body in a county dump a few miles outside of San
Juan.
Hundreds or people vanish each year for one reason or
anolher, officers say, many by their own wishes and others un·
der suspicious circumstances.
In suspicious cases, investigators are often convinced the
missing person was murdered and believe they know the
~urderer. The crime remains unsolved, however, because of-
ficers are unable to gather enough evidence for a "prosecutable"
case, one the district attorney believes secure enough to take to court.
One difference marks Rochelle's case -Robbins.
He appears to be haunted, obsessed by a burning need lo re-
solve the mystery. The 72-year-old former air conditioning
technician says he is convinced he knows who "murdered"
Rochelle, and why.
HE BELIEVES ROCHELLE'S BODY was buried in a sewer
excavation under construction near her home when she disap-
peared. But his efforts to get the area searched have gone un-
aided by investigators.
In frustration, he says, "Ir only lhey would search there."
Responding to Robbins' speculation about the sewer. Sgt.
Bill Miller, officially in tharge or Rochelle's case, says he recently
talked to an englneer about searching the sewer line and was told it
was not feasible.
"You're talking about a couple or miles of excavations."
Miller says. By this lime the body would have deteriorated, he
adds, and would be partlc11larly·dirflcult to locate.
Miller expresses sympathy for Robbins and his obsession.
. "MR. RO~BINS ALMOST KILLED himself walking the
balls out there, Miller says. Nonetheless, the officer practices a
detective's caution.
"A theory can be absolutely true," he says, "but until you
can prove that. it's not worth a damn."
All ~sibllities must be kept in mind, he cautions, Including
that Rochelle may have vanished of her own will or have been
the victim of an unknown al!ailanl.
An embittered Robbins doesn't believe in Miller's caution.
"The sheriff's department seems to be saying to anyone
who may have killed Rochelle, 'Just go your way and we won't
bother you. Have fun.' That's the way it looks to me," he says.
HE ADMITS HE 18 NOT MUCH closer to solving Rochelle's
case than he was five years ago. "No," he answers sharply to
the question of will he ever stop looking.
"How would you feel ti your kid was buried in a ditch
bank?" he asks. Tears choke his voice and be turns bis bead
away.
British J ~t
I Crashes;~ F oiu
Die in Illinois
NORTHBROOK. Ill. CSAP) -
A British delta wing Vulcan jet
bomber crashed Friday in a
burst of fl ame and smoke near
the Glenview Naval Air Sta.lion
and the four crewmen were
killed . officials said.
Scores of people had watched
the big jet wheel over residential
areas on a pr.pctice run for a
weekend airshow in Chicago.
Then, with s moke curling
around its camouflage mark-
ings, the four-engine plane went
down in a garbage du~p about a
mile from the nearest .house.
The Cook County sheriff's of-
fi ce and the Red Cross said
there were no survivors. A Navy
spokesman said four crewmen
were aboard and two bodies had
been found.
Ringer said in the sentencing.
he had been forced to weigh two
philosophies -"one of which
emphasizes punishment. deter-
rence. isolation. the other or
which ... r elies upon re·
habilitation "
"The thing that makes them
{th-e crimes> so unique is the
way that the people at the Te1le
and LaBianca residences were
singled out for killing 1n a way
that was hardly a choice at a ll ."
Ringer said. "That was the
frightening aspect. ..
"In this case." he said. "the
balance must in my judgment be
dra wn on the side of punish ·
m ent."
The defense immediately an·
nounced that it would appeal.
and requested bail, which
Ringer refused.
Before being sentenced. Miss
Van Houten, whose father sat
quietly in the corner or the
courtroom. spoke to the court in
There was no way. she said,
that she could make up for the
shame she has brought her fami-
ly or the loss of the LaBiancas.
"ll 's not like a TY set that you
can give back." she said.
During aJI her trials, Miss Van
Houten admitted to holding
down a struggling Mrs. LaBian-
ca while another Manson cult
member stabbed her to death.
Miss Van Houten said she then
joined in stabbing Mrs. LaBian·
ca~s bOOy aner she had died. She
was not present at the Tate
murders. but had joined in the
planning. the court ruled.
Miss Van Houten. Manson.
Patricia Krenwinkel and Susan
Atkins were convicted and sen-
tenced to death in 1971. But the
sentences were commuted to life
imprisonment after the death
penalty was declared un-
cons titutional by the U.S.
Supreme Court.
But Miss Van Houten won a
new trial when an appeals court
ruled that the death or her
original attorney late in the trial
h ad denied h e r adequate
counsel.
A Sponge in the E'aee
Chad Tillner. 6. was a target Friday in the
wet sponge throw at the annual penny
carnival for youngsters conducted at the
Corona del Mar Youth Center by the
Newport Beach Parks, Beaches and
Recreation Department. Understandably.
Chad was a bit apprehensive when he saw
that soggy sponge soming at him. but he
took it like a good sport and managed to
keep his cool.
mexlcan pavers ,,...12 .. $139 top qu•Nt) ...
Italian ebony ..... 39~.
l~p.ry ,. Beige & Gold 59~.
Grove Man Slain;
Suspect Succumbs
Bufallnl marble tile ,,_. $ 3~~
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Garden Grove police are In·
vestigating a murder and
mysterious death that occuned Friday night In their city.
Police said they don't know
what ktUed Norco resident Wally
Lyle Wllllams, 39, who wu ln
custody ror the fatal 1booUn1 of
Riverside resident Le Roy
Sherman Cloud, 27.
Otncera speculated that both
deaths were related to
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"narcoUcs activity" that was
taklna place at a home in
Garden Grove where the shoot·
Ing WH reported.
Police went to the home and
found Cloud dead of lbree .~7-marunum wounds alle1edly
lnnlctcd by Williams. ·
Williama wbo surrended to
police at 7:4' p.m ., alter a brief atandoff, was stricken with
breatbln1 d1fficuJUes whlle In a
holdlns cell at tbe city Jall.
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Sun. 9to 4 wz •.
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.Sex Case
A m~unt conlin today for
tri&nsient truc k driver Al
Salcido. who was •d nUfied lnt.e
Friday by Seal ~ach police a
suspe<'l In the ra and 1uual
molcttatloo ot two U ·yur-old
carts last Mooday.
Salcido. s.. souabt on auspi.
don of k dnapn11, f ordbl r p.
inf one atrl and mol lln1 lbe other
··we think he's hldinj O\lt aod
w~ may do some aood by r.lw .
In& his nam , " said omcer Ross
Smith 5(.tal Beach polite hold u
warrunt for Sulcido's arl'est.
The victims, both Lont Beach
residents. were subjected to a
Jllgbt ot terror before btin1 re-
leused by their 11bduetor seYUal
houn after beln& •belated at gunpoint ubout 4 p.m. llonday.
One girl was repeatedly strudc
und ..equired hospital treatment,
i.nvesligators said.
The girls were kidnaped by a
swarthy gunman with shoulder·
length black hair. He appeared
lo be of Mexican or American
Indian descent. They were walk·
ing past his slopped car on the
Anaheim Bay Bridge over the
Huntington Harbour channel
near Surfside Colony when he
abducted them.
They were enroute from Bolsa
Chica St.ate Beach lo Seal Beach
to meet a family friend who was
to drive them home.
Following the traumatic ex·
perience they were forced out 01
the car in the Pico Rivera area.
which authorities say Salcido
frequents, although he has no
known address.
The suspect often works as a
moving company driver . police
said.
The man who abducted and
assaulted the two 12-year-olds
wore a print shirt with a pineap-
ple motif. blue jeans and brown
cowboy boots that had pointed
toes.
Dory Racing
Slated/or
Lifeguards
Lifeguards from Huntington
Beach. San Clemente and
Laguna Beach will be among
teams competing in the annual
Catalina Dory Race Sunday.
· The race. sponsored by the
National Doryman's Association
will run from the Isthmus of
Catalina lo Seaport Village in
Long Beach.
Two·man dory crews will start
rowing their 20-foot craft al 6
a. m. They are expected to finish
in front or the village before
noon.
El~ven crews are competing
in 'the event which is co-
.• c;ponsored by the Jolly Roger
Restaurants.
Seaport Village is localed at
the ocean entrance to the Long
Beach Marina, opposite Seal
Beach on the Sao Gabriel River.
ConOict Charged
' LOS ANGELES (AP>
Complaining or interference and
conflict of interest by Attorney
(ieneral Evelle Younger, the
stale Air Resources Boa rd has
asked a federal court to re move
the gubernatorial candidate
from a smog suit he filed against
a proposed offshore oil facility.
Snipe Nationals
You Pie k a Nanae
:'\ot having a name may be the least of this 8·month-0ld
cockapoo's troubles. She dosen't ha.ve a home. either.
You c;.m give her a home and a name if you hurry to the
county Animal Shelter in Orange and claim her. The
shelter is at 567 City Drive in Orange. telephone634-7301.
GOP Chief Critical
Of Ca:r-ter Planning
SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif.
<AP > President Carter's pro-
blem s in the White house can be
traced to inadequate planning or
policies during his presidential
campaign. Republican National
Chairman Bill Brock said Fri·
day.
He added that the same thing
could happen to a future GOP
administration if Republicans
don 't start now to define their
s pecific goals and develop ex-
pertise to carry them out if a
Republican captures the While
House in 1980.
Brock cited recent polls which
indicate many Americans do not
'Hollyirood'
Sign Gone
HOLLYWOOD (AP>
Hollywood , already
s tripped of most of the
glamour that surrounded
it during its heyday as
filmdom's capital city,
lost a little more Friday as
de1nolition crews knocked
down the surviving letters
of the big white Hollywood
sign.
By midmorning ,
wreckers had finished off
the Y, W and the first 0 -
the second 0 having long
since rolled away -leav·
ing only a lonely looking
D. Soon that, too, was
gone.
But the hillside over·
lo o kin g downtown
Hollywood won't be em ply
long, according to a de·
termined group that has
gathered more than
$200,000 to pay for a new
sign.
f.avor Carter for re·election and
said Carter's image of alleged
ineptness and indecisiveness
stems from a lack of coherent
policies and "the failures of an
on-the.job training program to
run the country · ·
An Associated Press-NBC
News poll released Thursday
showed half of the American
people do not want Carter to run
for re.election In 1980, compared
with four of 10 whO want him in
the race. Only 26 percent or the
sample rated Carter 's
performance good or excellent.
· · 1 think Jimmy Carter's fun -
damental problem is he wanted
to be president, but he didn't
know why." Brock told the Con-
cord Group. a seminar of 150
professional Republican cam·
paign workers from a half·dozeo
Western stales.
Brock said if Republicans fall
into the same trap or devoting
all their energies to campaign
strategy, leaving development
of policies and the people lo
carry them out until after elec-
tion day, they will have the
same problems in the White
House.
He said five new policy boards
formed recently by the
Republican National Committee
are intended to define GOP
goals and policies and groom
people lo carry out these policies
ln top and middle management
levels or a future administra·
tion.
Brock also noted the spread or
California's Proposition 13 tax
revolt to other states and said
the GOP "is going to concen-
trate this year on taxes" as a top
campaign issue.
"Not only cutting t axes, but
the fact that people are not get·
ting value for their tax dollars,
said Brock. a former U.S.
senator from Tennessee.
San Diegans Win Title
By ALMON LOCK.ABEY
.,..., ""' ..... WftW
Mark Reynolds, 22, and his
~rew DeAnn Wright, 20, from
&be San Diego Yacht Club,
eulminated a year of prepara·
ion Friday by postrng two
third-place finishes to clinch the
ational Snipe· Class cham·
,l)ionshlp at the Alamitos Bay ~achtClub.
The third place finishes were
eir worst races during the best
ve "'six series. ' The final score for the pair un.
der the 01.ymplc penalty point
system was ei&ht points to 31 for
-tbe r unner·UP team or Jeff
nhart and Eric Krebs of the
ission Bay Yacbt Club.
nhart ls a resident of Newport
Beach.
W eaterly winds returned to
AlamJt.oe 8ay ln torcea up to 20
knots durint the fi nal two races,
but Reynolds and Wri1bts
handled tbem with tbe tame ex·
;ertbe ~hid dllDlayed dur· Ins the •r attain iD the
early st.,.. 61 the ttt•U•.
Defendln1 ebamplon Tom
ute, MBYC, wtth Mark Oa\ldk>
H crew rared better In the
!Wavy ft.abef ract11 Prlday, bell
poor finishes in the light air
races kept them in seventh place
in the final standings.
It was a San Diego dominated
series Ln both the chumpionship
flight for the Heinzerling Trophy
and the consolation night for the
Wells Trophy. Winner lo the
Wells was Jay Butler of the Mis·
slon Bay Yacht Club with 11.4
points.
Fred Schenck Jr. of the
Newport Harbor Yacht Club, the
oldest skipper ln the series at 55,
showed he has not lost of the
skill which made him a cham·
pion in his younger years by
placina second and third \n the
last two races of the Wells
Series t.C> finish in fifth place
Schenck has been Involved ln
several national championships
and two world cbamplonsbJps
and was once commodore of the
Snipe Claas International Rae·
ing Association.
With nearly 25,000 of the ts.
foot sloops ln existence, the
Snipe Cius ls numertcally oae
or the tarie!'t one-deatan cluaes
ln the world.
Flft)'·elaht crews COMPO~ ln
the nationals out of lhe Alamttol
Bay Yacht Club for the top
prt .. s ot tbe Hetnzerllnc, croib)i
and Wells trophies.
Winds for Friday's first race
were in the 15·18 knot range and
whistled up to 20 knots in the last
race. Several crews told of dodg-
ing a large whale which cruised
through the course in the final
race.
CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT
(Heinzerling Trophy) -1, Mark
Reynolds ·DeAnn Wright,
SDYC, 8 pt.a; 2, Jeff Lenhart·
Eric Krebs, MB~C. 31; 3, Dave
Cbapin·Grea Gust, Illinois, 38j '·
Doug DeSouia ·Mire
McLaughlin, MBYC, 39.7; 5,
Craig Marlin·Randy Smith,
MBYC, <19; 6, Dan Krebs·Matt
Madruaa. MBYC. 60; 7, Tom
Nute·Mark Gaudio, MBYC. 66.4 ~
8, John and Pamela Johns, Ann
Arbor, Mlch. 77; 9 , Dick
Schmidt-Gordon Palmer, ABYC.
77, 1; 10, Jack Bat49man.Carl
Rultiren, MBYC, 87. CON'SOLATION FLIGHT
<Wells Tl'ophy) l Jay and
Karen Butler, MBYC, 11.4; 2,
Fred Abell·Mlles Doherty, Sea
CUl'I N.Y .• 2$.4; 3, Mike Bartell·
Dan Leflor, ABYC, 44.7; 4,
Robert Naab·Davy Crocket,
ABYC, 47.4; s. ~ Schenck
Jr.· JUy Myllu1, Newport
Harbor, 50.7 ••
Seturct.y, August 12. 1978 DAILY PILOT A.I
Teacher Pay Saved
J~e Won 't Halt ·Unemployment Cash
8)' TOM BAaLEY
otU. DeHy ""'IUH
Orann County Superior Court
Judge Jlobert H . Green re·
fused Friday lo interfere with
the payment of unemployment
benefit to teachers who lost sum·
mer Jobs because of Proposition
13.
·'Thia could cause harm to
thousands or people in this
state," he told Deputy County
Counsel Howard Serbin who
represented the suing Orange
County school chief, Robert
P~rson. hese are benefits to
wo ers who were abruptly
terminated from their duties in
July and August," he said. ··1
think the state is following the
letter of the law in this matter
and I simply don't intend lo J.n.
terfere with it."
Judge Green refused to issue a
te mporary restraining order
stopping the payment of un·
employment benefits. He wHI
hold a hearing Aug. 22 into
Serb in 's demand for a pre·
liminary injunction against the
state and Martin R. Glick, direc·
tor of the state Employee!>
Development Department.
Serbln peralsted with his re·
quest despite Judje Green's
warning that be "can see
notbtn1 that will change my
thinking or aftect the ruUna that
I am issuing today."
The deputy county counsel
said Peterson wm coasider the
NOPOUTICS
FORCORNEU4
MONTGOMERY. Ala. fAP) -
Cornelia Wallace. who was
divorced last January from Gov.
George C. Wallace. withdrew
Friday as a candidate for gov-
ernor in Alabama's Sept. S
Democrattc primary
The 38·year-old former first
lady said she lacked the money
and the governor's backing, both
o( which s h e said were
necessary for her to continue.
Under Alabama law, h e r
husband cannot succeed himself
beeause it would be his third
consecutive term.
possiblity of appealing Judge
Green's rulings if the decision
agaln goes against him Aug. 22.
Peterson's lawsuit argues that
the spirit of Proposition 13 is be·
ing violated by the payments of
unemployment benefits to
teachers who would normally
have worked during the summer
months.
Serbin argued that summer
work has always amounted to the
payment or overtime to teachers
who resume their normal duties
In the fall and should not be re·
garded as a basis for unemploy.
ment benefits.
But Judge Green defended the
state payments and told Serbin
that any attempt lo Interfere
with them would frustrate the
intent of California's Unemploy·
ment Code.
The lawsu1t tnthcates that
68.000 teachers are out of work
this summer in California
because of layoffs resulting
from the passage of Proposition
13.
In Orange County the figure is
estimated at about 5.000 Nearly
2,000 of the 5,000 have filed un-
employment insurance claims.
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Books Not Closed Water
' L~ ( Aktt -· J
Librarian Rolls With '13' Pun·ches Estimate
Short? Down the Coast,
Another World
8> J.\UUE HVM .\~
Ot h O..lr f'•191 s-.fl
AboUt lhn•t• mtmth~ artu Jud,
Cl,1rk took 1lh'r h1•r 1ww Job .1..,
~t·wport l\•«u·h <'ll) llbrttr1,m.
thl' vot<•r<i PllM•t'<l Propo!.1llon l:l
But tht• n<'\\ hbnirtJn WJ!lo'I
1nt1m1duh'\I h~ tht• rt•!lulhnit ltJ
pt•rl't•nt t•ut "' tht• hbr.1n
bull tot1•t In fa<'t -.h1· C'an "'l't"
'i(lllll' f1<).'llllv1• "lld1•-. ti\ lht· t.1t.. rt·
du<·tu11111\11t.1tl\1'
... II \U TO l.E \P Ill Wtlh both
fl>t·t. J!\k loh of 4u1·,t1on'. prt'
1rnn· Cor nt•xt H•.11 It 1 t•:ilh 11ot
Ill\' an n.:ht •'"'·'~ Not th.it ttw l ut lrom .t pro ~'IOM'(f ~ 11~ bud(Ct'l ltl ~lfl.9(10
\\ 00 'l t'h.Jn~t' Mlmt• thlnJ.:!1 r\\11
lJ II ( iJ h•d pt1:0.1 l1011 !I h ,I\ c• bt'l'O
t•l1min.1tt-ll ,ind tht·r1• "'II bt· ·•l ro'' lht· bo.ird 1 Ull'bJt i.., 111
hool. .11111 .. uppl) IJUrt·h,1::.t·'
Otht•r p111hh•m, rJrmg lht• Oi'"
t 1t~ ltbrar1un .rn· th<' st'hcdukd
11pt•lllllt: rll'XI \t.JrC'h O( lbt•
Ii b 1 .1 r) ·' 't \\ po r l (' t' n t l' r
br Jnt· h wh1t•h 1-. fundt·d I or ('on
-.1ru<'l1on and ~taff but not ror
hook.., .• m<I a 2:! Pt'r<'t'lll d 1 OJJ th1~
't'JI in l'1rcul..it1on Jl lht' We~t
'\It•" port Children's l.1br.lry
SHE'S !\LSO tl.\VING to dt•al
with 'lOmc :-.1t uat1ons th"t aw
it•ss apparent to the library user.
mcludmg old·fash1oned manual
method.., of c·atalogu1ng books
and h;.indJmg paperwork.
··th much as possible. I'm go.
1ni:! lo bring l111~ ~ystcm into lhe
rnmputcr Jf!t'." said Miss Clark.
She notl•d that the Orunge Coun·
l~ hbranl'S ure .i lr~<1dy com·
pult•rized and that Newport
Bcal•h has a computer available.
There \\ill be changes made at
thl· cit) libraries. which include
thl' main :\JJrml•rs' Jocallon. the
Theft Suspeet
Freed Early,
Nabbed Again
A Huntington Reach mi:in , who
"anted to pick up lhl' $1.46 taken
from him when hl• wus first ar ·
n·sted by Nt>wpot1 Rea('h poltce.
":is rl"OJITt•stcd Wcdnt-sdav m
<·onnection with the theft ~if "
-.aft• .
Dt·tecllve Doug Thomas said
h l' rt· arrested R 1 c h J rd
• ··Rooster" llopkms. 'l:l, of 426 8th
!-it m th~ lobby of the poltc·e sla
t1on when Hopkins showed up to
collect hrs personal propnt~·
lJken from him last week whl!n
he was ;1rrested the first time
Hopkins remained jailed today
on susp1c1on of receiving stolen
prop<' rt v "' the the rt or a 200-
pound saft.' from the Easlbluff
Cleaners nearly two weeks Jgo
111..• 1s held in lll'u of Sl0,000 bail
011 a w<1rr.mt iss ued by Judge
Donald Duncan of the Harbor
.lud1cial District Court.
Thomas said Hopkins. who
was to hav(• been arraigned on
Tuesday, was freed from
Orange County .Jail by mistake.
According to the detective,
llQpkins was booked into county
Jail after he allegedly injured his
back while m custody in the city
J•lll.
lie was taken to UC Irvine
~kd1t•al Center for treatment
th(•n put into lhe county facility
mste<1d or being returned to the
Cit) J;HI
"For some reason he was not
arra1~n1..'CI on Tuesday morning,
so whPn he <·omplained Tuesday
night, they let him out," Thomas
Sclld
CHANGES IN THE WORKS
Newport Librarian Clark
Corona ctel Mar branch and the
fli.llboa bnmch ulong with tht'
W ei.t Newport site
BUT MORE OF those changes
will be due to new leadership
than to Proposition 13, Miss
Clark insists.
· · 1 can soo ., lot or ways of
m<tking the money go farther.
. by changing the way things are
done." Miss Clark said, cltin9
time·s~1Ving computer use as one
method "Inflation is actually
more or a threat than Proposi·
tion 13."
Whal kinds or changes can
Newport library users expect to
see'>
Retalition?
FOK ONE nDNG, Miss Clark
plils to have staff n.embers 10
through the libraries~ 181,371
volumes twice a year to weed out
booktl thut are out-of-date or that
haven't circulated for several
yearll.
fl'or another, she's consideriflg
extending the borrowing period
from two weeks to three weeks.
Miss Clark said she'd also like to
see longer library hours and she
wunts those hours standardlzed
at nil branches.
And she plans lo expand the
libraries' paperback collection
and best·seller rental collect.ion
.md to increase services to shut·
in is
MISS CLARK SAID she's look· me at the cost of sending over·
due notices and that these migbt
be elimloaled if they aren't cost
eH~tive.
She saJd lines al"e unlikely to
mcrease. since they already
have risen this year from five t.c>
10 cents per day. Last year. the
city library system took in
$23.765 in rmes.
The West Newport library
may be closed, but that ded.sion
is still up in the air and depends
in part on a current user survey
being cond1o1cted there, Miss
Clark said.
ALSO, SOME BOOKS anp
personnel will be trans(erred to
the new Newport Center branch
when it opens, and the "lion's
s hare" or tbe book·buying
budget will probably 10 to that
branch for a year or so, Miss
Clark said.
One problem she doesn't have
a solution for is the theft rate.
Missing books cost the library
system $7,784 in 1977·78.
There may not be as much
water under the Bluffs as
Newport Beach city officials
were led to believe.
City Manager Robert Wynn
said Friday some computations
used in a 126,000 report on the
problem were wrong and are be·
mg recalculated.
HE SAID THE errors dis·
covered in the report made for
the city by James Montgomery
and Associates was an estima·
tion that 200 acre feet or water
nows under tbe area from a
source east or Eastbluff Drive.
Wynn said today recalcula·
lions have reduced that figure to
38 acre feet a year.
An acre foot or water is ap-
proximately 325.900 gallons.
The Montgomery r eport
estimated that total amount or
groundwater nowing under the
Bluffs at 250 acre feel a year.
WYNN SAID THE error was
uncovered in a review of the re·
port by the consulting firm.
Tbe report was given to cow>-
cilmen July 24. City officials are
studying the seepage of water
from the-bluff area on the east
side of the Upper Bay. That
seepage reportedly h as
damaged houses and caused
slippage or the bluff racing the
bay.
The Montgomery report was
criticized by Bluffs residents
who hired their own consultant
to study the problem.
By JACKIE HYMAN
OftllleDMty ...........
. Heading down Coast Highway to our Laguna Beach of.
f1ce to replace a vacationing reporter for two days J got a
taste of the free spirit of the city almost imrnediateiy.
The snappy little sports car ahead of me had on its
license plate: GOA UTL. That's pollce talk for when they
arrive at the scene of a disturbance and the culprJt is Gone
on Arrival/Unable to Locate
A second Laguna license plate
greeted me as I pulled up at City Hall.
On yet anotber sports car. this one
read: Pl.A GIRL
QUITE A CHANGE FROM the
Newport-Cos ta Mesa -Irvine area
a round which 1 usually circutale. Most
or the personalized plates there seem to
have the names of busiaesses on them.
I checked the police log. which had
HYMAN barking dogs, prowling reports and
fender benders on It. None of Costa Mesa's bank robberies
or Jrvine·s vandalism.
There were some exciting items on the fire depart·
ment log. "Cleaned station ," said one. There was a brush
fire so minor it went out before lbe firemen arrived. And
an intriguing item that r ead, "Honest Mistake," followed
by an address.
"THEY PROBABLY SAW the s moke from a
barbecue." said a fireman.
Finally I arrived at our office on Glenneyre Street (for
you out.of-towners. that's pronounced glen·airy>.
Our main of office in Costa Mesa is a big, square,. an·
liseptic building with lots of rows of desks, only a tiny
spider plant or little desk·top gnome here and there hinting
that real people work there.
Our Laguna Beach office is in a small building.
sandwiched between two art galleries and topped by some
very beacby-looking apartments. It's two blocks from the
ocean.
·As I SJ'EPPED INTO the cubicle of va~ationing St.eve
Mitchen. I noticed something immediately.
It was a surfboard. On a nearby shelf sat a wetsuit and
two thong sandals. Draped over the top of the divider were
a couple of orange, red and yellow beach towels.
Mesa Youth Seized
THE MONTGOMEll\' report
r ecommended a series of pro-
jects to drain off the water or re-
duce it, the last of which was in·
s tallation of a drain a long
Eastbluff Drive.
The report did not attempt to
pinpoint the source of water
coming into the Bluffs from the
area across Eastbluff Drive.
"Oh, yes," said my fellow worker. Anne Cooper.
"Steve likes lo go surfing on his lunch hour."
It's been a fun two days. 1 reported on a runaway
python in Dana Point a nd joined two other reporters in try·
ing to find out where Julie Nixon Eisenhower is going to
have her bat>y. In Assault at Pier Wynn said new calculations
will be presented to councilmen
as soon as the work is complete.
I WROTE UP A COFFEE for some foreign exchange
students and interviewed. two artists.
A Costa Mesa youth. slated to
st;.md trial on assault charges
next week. was arrested at the
;\/cw port Pier Thursday as he aJ.
legedly tried to throw a teen-age
fisherman mto the water.
Newport Beach police booked
Dale Edward Smith. 18, of lJ3
\\' 16th St.. on a charge of as·
sault with a deadly weapon in
Riley Leads
lroine Parade
County Supervisor
Thomas F. Riley has been
named grand marshal of
the Ir vine Harvest
Festival, the city·s annual
October rile of metrymak·
ing.
A Harvest Moon Benefit
Ball is scheduled Oet. 20.
and the festival runs Oct.
20 through Oct. 22.
Ticket.c; for the ball, a nd
r eservations for exhibit
booth s paces for the
festivJI. are available by
calling the festival office
at 973· 1607.
connection with the 6 p.m . inci·
dent.
THE ALLEGED VICITIM, a
16·year·old Costa Mesen, told
police he was fa milia r with
Smith because both fish off the
pier.
According to police reports.
the youth was bent over the rail
of the pier, helping a woman
land a fish when Smith allegedly
came up behind him and shoved
him over the side.
When officers arrived on tbe
scene. they said Smith was kick·
ing and pushing at the teen·ager
who was hanging obto the rail.
Carl Wiebe, the Montgomery
staff m ember who prepared the
r eport, was on vacation today and
unavailable for comment.
Not that Laguna Beach doesn't have its share of
"hard" news from time to lime.
But probably by the time it does. I 'II probably be GOA
UTL.
Ships to Long Beach?
SAN DIEGO CAP> -The Navy ··The most expensive spot in women on shipboard is a major
is '"thinking of moving back lo the United States is where the concern of Navy wives and
Long Beach" some fo the Navy is .... In an area like San added that he is studying the
wa r ships transferred to San Diego, conditions are dire." matter "very deliberately and
Diego in the last few years. says In another matter. he said it's carefully.
tbecbiefofnavaloperations. too early to consider putting ··1t is perfectly natural for
Adm. 1bomas B. Hayward. cit· women sailors on warships. young men and young women lo
ing high C05ts and living pro· "Th e r e is enough o f a be attracted to each other," the
SMlm LATER told officers blems, said the move is under challenge a lready to put the admiral said. "and that is apt to
he was retaliating for an iden· study. women aboard the ships we've be very disruptilo'e lo the way
tic al attack made on him the ''IT MAKES SENSE to go identified." Hayward said while life at sea is conducted."
day before by the teen.ager. back to Long Beach with a cer· here as part of 3 two·day tour or Hayward said his priorities West Coast naval facilities. taln number of ships," Hayward will be upgrading the image of
Smith, who is being beld in ci· said Thursday. HAYWARD SAID the issue of the Navy
ty jail in lieu of $10,000 bail, is --;.;;;....,-----'---"-------------------------'---------scheduled to stand trial Tuesday
in the Harbor Judicial District
Court on a charge or misde·
meanor assault with a deadly
weapon.
Thal charge stemmed from a
pier·area incident &bat occurred
July 9. Smith allegedly attacked
another man with a knife after
the two collided while Smith was
skateboarding on the oceanfront
sidewalk.
Southeast Drenched
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CALIFORNIA I NATION 811turdlly, AUQuat 12. 1978
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DAILY PILOT AS
Junk Listing EJiminated
Phone Cuatomen Can Aak for Deletion.
LOS ANG ELE.5 (AP I Modern teebnofO&Y
has brou1ht eomputt'r1& d telephone ullln1
machln that automatically dl. I numbers ln se-
quence and d llver recorded auls pltehea -
popularly known N "J'"'-'i calla."
Junk e•U usually lt't )'our number frolJ'I
. omNhtna called the Slftet Aclclreu Directory or
"revt'l'H directory." whleb &ta phone numbers by
uddrcuinatcadolby namt'.
TH E Ola "CTOUP.8 AaE complied by
phone companlH lll'd lb re-nted to buslne11w•
und others wbo usq I.Mm ror le~e soUclw·
lions
Thl' state PubUc Utilities Commiuion con·
ductt·d heuinl( on junk calla this year and con·
rludl'd that most ~'Opie ~ do wit.bout them
The .-UC told Pacllic Tet ~ and other phone
('OmpanJea to M cuslomen know about reve~
d1n•c tont'S und ofttt them the chance to bne their
rw m e delell'd
P:\0CIFIC' TELEPHONE 81J88EQ\1ENTL\'
ma iled sut rt•gulur monthly billin,-s but company
'13' Spinoff
Far Reaching
By .'\RTHUR R. VJNSEL
~ -o.lly ~I ... Staff
l'ilOW THAT WE HAVE property tax
limitation as a P<>int of California law. I have
finally learned what the bureaucrats are talk·
ing about when they speak of "Proposition 13 Spinoff."
Actually, I hate that stupid word Spinorr.
H sounds like some kind or recipe for a
Russian culinary dish.
Anyway, here at the newspaper office,
we are having more trouble getting all of our
stories in on deadline bttause. as a result of
Proposition 13 Spinorf, we have become an
outlet for public information.
IN A MONEt+-SAVING EFFORT, the
Coast Community College District has
stopped mailing out all or
its class bulletins. Instead,
our newspaper office has
become a repository for
scores or them. listing all
of the class offerings in the
fall curricula.
Thus we get a steady
stream of people into our
office. both before and
after deadlines.
Back when I was a kid
and got into the old Elmo Theater in San Luis
Obispo for 12 cents. reporters on deadline in
the movi(!S only got interrupted by notorious
murderers who wen• surrendering to them.
Now whut do I get under Proposition 13
Spinoff?
I get postal mail carriers and charming
otd ladies who drop in on deadline to find out
what Coast Community College District is of
f ering this fall in way of flower arrangement
t'lai-.ses. culinary arts or long-haul driving
m g
. \NO THESE FOLKS seem to have less
to do now since we're all suffering from
Propsition 13 Spinoff.
Our job is to get the news in by deadline
but just the other day we got a new delivery
of about 100 more Coast catalogs in our office
where they may be picked up.
Sadly, I probably won't be able to cover
the assault upon Howard Jarvis, t he
'-lrchikct of Proposition 13 and its Spinoff.
I just cannot type that fast in handcuffs
a1>0kl'11mun l>1ck Tripp :..1ys only 143.000 customers
h.1v1• 1u1k1-d tu h.1n· lhl•1r
numes tuki'n out of thl' -------..... dlrt>~~U:ow ruponse ( (~ONSUMER)
may bt! duu 111 purt to ... _ --------vu"u~ lanauuje 1nthe In·
11ert
For t<Xtimph.'. the words ''junk calls" do not
llJ)JWUr.
ln Htt•ud. P uc 1f1 c Telephone says
cu11hl'mltit1cully lhut lhl' dart.'Ctories are "used by
vurlou11 bUHlncisses und orgunizalions that might
n\•t•d lo ctill you but don't know your name ...
IN t 'Al"T, MUCH OF THE insert is devoted to
J i.ulell pitch for ult!!rnitlive types or listiois.
U you want your n11me taken out of reverse
dtrectoru.'lt but huvc thrown away the insert, you
can write Pacific Telephone at P.O. Box 964. Bur ling game 94010
Gener;il Telphone says customers can tell
their locul business offlcc to delete their names
from General's revt•rse directones.
IF THE URGE FOR .\NONYMITY spreads,
there's ltlso u wtty to get your name off mostoftbe
Usts used by Junk mailers. Write the Direct Mail &
Marketing Assoclat1on , 6 East 43rd St .. New York.
N Y . and .isk for a form to remove your name
from their hsll>
More than 1.600 businesses belong to the
Direct Mail & Marketing Association, about 60 per·
cent or the nation's direct mailers. By taking your
name off the association's master list, you should
cut your volume of junk mail substantially.
Improper Birth
Control Cited
WASHINGTON CA P> -Population experts
blame the dramatic increase in the number of ii·
legitimate children in America on tbe fact that
many of today's unmarrieds consider themselves
liberated but don 'l use proper birth control
methods.
"One thing thut bothers people is the high •
fertility among young teen-agers." said Dr. Paul
Glick, head of the Census Bureau's population
divis ion. "They're liberated. but tbey don't know
how to prevent having babies."
GLICK WAS REFERRING TO a fertility re-
port showing the annual number of illeJitimate
births in the United States had nearly quintupled
between 1940 and 1975.
The figures show that the annual number of
births occurring outs ide marriage went from
90.000 or 3.6 percent of ull births in 1940 to 448,000
or 14.3 percent of all births in 1975.
Glick, one of the country's leading authorities
on population control. said that high unemploy-
ment also may have contributed to the high ii·
l<.•gitimacy rate.
"TllEV'VE ~1.\0E IT HARDER for young
people to get married and set up housekeeping."
he said. "As long as young people are postponing
marriage and still engaging in a n act that used lo
be more limited to married people. this is what
happens if they don't take advantage of the ex·
cellent family limiting devices."
Glick said the high illegitimacy rate for teen-
a gers. wruch increased by 60 percent from 1962 to
1975. represents a generation gap .
"Young people didn't used to let themselves
get into this," he said. "Also. the church has lost
its force in many quarters."
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OF THE ·Y·EAR
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Old Attitudes Barrier to Disabled
SACRAMENTO -B«auae I am
Uke ao mu,y Americana •bo have
spent thelr Uv bolated from a tet· men\ ol our aoclet,y, the cUubled. l
••• somewhat a.pprcbensJn ol my
appoJntme.nt wt\b Edward Roberti. 1
quadrlpkoaic no •• tit• cl1redor ol
tbe stat.to Department ot RehabUlll·
lion
otndll tn the naUQn. Ro wotta ln a
whMJcb&lr and 1.,.nda up to 11 boun
daU1 lo 1n lron lune. He recalled tho tlm years ol H ·
puienc with coplns wlth bl•
ttaptratory paraly1... "l b1d all
Lbole fftlil\ll about my..W that. I
was UJly, t.bat. I'd never set lnto any
relaUOIWUpe, ""-whole 'bMn-down·
110-ton1' f"1inp," he 11ld. 't'fhen I
~s•n to t.ake char1e or mY own llf .••
with an awful lot ol Udnt• mott peo.
pie don't have to for much ol tbtlr
llvea," be cooUnued.
"One ls cMath, another la aelf· lmaan. and another la be1lnnln1 to
learn about younelf. ••
the toUC)leat barriers for ua to break
down." he said. For tbts reason it ls
euential that aaencles Uke the
Department of Rehabilitation pro-
vide asaistance for the disabled so
they can gain mobUlty and lndepen·
dence, and subtequently job tralnlng,
be said. As more disabled persoos
get out of institutions and lnto the
mainstream of society, be continued,
the old atUtudes will break down.
SINCE BECOMING direet.or in 1975. Perhaps I d1dn 't know wbal to n ·
peel. ~rM,ps l wasn't i .att what
behnlor was -.>PfOPrllte -should I
try to l&nore his dWblUty or lhould I
be open about it•
AIA YOUNG rgan, Robertaretuaed
to accept the doclon' vetdlct tbat he
waa doomed to an u.nprodueUvollfe.
Roberti described bl• Job as dlrec·
tor of UM Department ol Rehablllla·
tlon u one ol 1re1t ehallenies ln an
era of "a new awareness" toward the
dlaabled. '!be old 1tereotype1 held of
tbe dllabled u weak. belpless a~
detervm, ol symp•thY are slowly be-
tn• broken down. thanks to suceesses
of reba~Utatlve Pf"Olrams which of·
ftt productive and rewardlnl futures '° th~e who In the pa.st were doomed
to Uvea ol ltolallon.
Roberta has demonstrated innovation
in the reorganization of the Depart·
ment of Rehabilitation and in makin1
strides toward opening new doors for
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BUT SOMt.'THING ~curred about
halfway Uuou&h the lntervtow with
Mr Ro~rts. He 1ald tb1t 11thouah bis
dtsaability la the Clnt nottceaba. Lbin&
ubout him, "&ft.er you talk to me for
uwbtle the disability it.self beains to
mell away and it's not that Impor
tant."
He was absotuielY rifht. After
awhile l was completely absorbed tn
the story of his life and accomplish·
ments
"How can you accept I.bat?" he
Nked. •·11 you occept that you adaht,
aa w~ll dle."
Hl1 tl1htln1 apldt carried hlm
throo'1' dtatl~uilhed academic Ind
profH1lona1 careen. He LI the re·
ciplent of a number of award& and
honon. the moet recent .of which was
the Dan Cloud Leadership Award for
diltinsW.bed aervtce to the ct .. 1.
0 '1'HE DIM.BLED have thel.r own
.1hetta. and they often don't set out, ..
ltobec11 said. "11ley may be on a
seeoncftloor with stairs and they're in a
wb"'chair, ot they may be in a family
that i:asodverprotedivethal they can't
aetout. •·
the severely disabled.
No longer can the severely re·
tarded be written off as unproduc·
tlve. Roberts said. He pointed to their
achievements in relatively complex
jobs as evidence of this.
Roberts also h as Increased the
number of disabled persons oo hl.s
staff -14 percent of department
personnel have some kind of dis·
ability.
As Roberts continues to lead a civil ----------..-..-.................................. _ rights movement for the disabled. he At the a1e of 14. Roberts was
stricken with polio, but he has never
let bis disability get ln bls way.
He is believed to be the hi1hest
ranking quadriplegic governmental
••My 2~ years as a disabled
person ... has been esaentlalty a
positive experience and one that's
created growth and strength." he
said.
"Because of the experleoee yoci're
forced to go through <as a disabled
person) you have to come to terms
The two examples Roberts cited
are tndl~tive of I.be t.wo ba.rriers the
disabled must overcome -a~llec·
tural barriers. such as stain or
curbs. and attitudinal barriers.
Roberts pointed to great pro~ In
eliminating architectural obstacles.
But the stereotyped attitudes "are
shows remarkable strength as a
leader and an individual. He also
leads a fulfilled life as a husband and
father of a slx·month-old boy.
The greatest olistacliJ faced by
the disabled is the old Image
of the 'Cripple' still held by many.
Tourist
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Bless
'Em All
ByHERBCAEN
SAN FRANCISCO -Thirty
seconds on Powell near o ·Far·
rell : "Mommy. mommy. I wan-
na r ide a cable car!" shrieked
the little boy . Soothed the
mother : "Oh. let's walk. Jim·
my. It's good exercise and we'll
SEE so much more. okay?··
In front of a beauty shop. a
young man in a white jacket and
a young stud on a motorcycle
a re kissing passionately at the
curb. "Mommy, mommy, why
are those men KISSING?"
shrieked the little boy. "Here
comes a cable car," sang out the
mother hastily, grabbing Jim-
m y's hand. "Let's catch it.
okay?" Exit Jimmy. pulled like
a kite by his mother. his popping
eyes still glued on Hot Lips
Harry and Henry.
THE TOURISTS ARE BACK,
in droves. in station wagons with
strange.looking plates. in
Bermuda s horts a nd purple
goosebumps. It's a relief. Now
that it has been established that
Mr. and Mrs. Ooubleknlt and
their children. Polyester and
Dacron, are all that holds this
city together, financially, it's
so~ething to worry about.
What if they didn't show up
one summer? It would be worse
tban April 18, 1906. Hotels and
restaurants would close. Fish·
erman's Wharf would have to
go back to the fish business, and
all the unemployed panhandlers
al HalUdie Plaza would be job·
less. With the hotel tax going up
annually and the amenities go-
ing down. it could happen.
We-know already that San
Diego has a better zoo and now
we're charging two bucks lo get
into ours when we should PAY
people ;ust to make that long
trek out there to see creatures
less exotic than those roving
free on Polk.
UNNERVING QUESTIONS. I
worry so much about the
tourists you'd think I Invented
this town. We who live here
know our way around, the UtUe
ins and outs that make a city in·
teresUng, any city. We know
there is something special about
San Franciuo, but we're not all
that sure it's special to a visitor.
"So cold. so windy" is a com·
mon tourist complaint. but most
or us like lt that way -"It
comes with the territory" and
Rent Limit No Answer
By FRED W. KLINE c.ttel ..... t«Ylc.e
SACRAMENTO -Some landlords have de·
cided to raise rents, eveh in t.be face of Prop. 13
property tax savings, and tllls dedsion has
raised the ire o( some local a nd state
lawmakers who would like to have rent controls
forced upon these property owners.
No doubt. anyone having lo do that can ex-
plain it rationally to the tenants involv~. ex·
cepl that politicians trying to make politi~al hay
out or the situation could make it a lot more dif·
ncult.
ONE FACTOR IN THE situation bas been
the action of Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. and
Howard Jarvis, the front half of the team which
Imposed Prop. 13 upon the eteetorate-for-its ~P
proval. They have urged ... strongly urge4
. . . landlords to voluntarily keep rents at cur·
rent levels, and this appears to be meeting with ·
highly favorable reaction.
. Wbile we do not think it ia. the prudent thing
to do to raise rents at this time, we think it is
the absolutely wrong thing to do to impose rent
controls at any Ume. Some politicians will seize
upon this issue now in an effort to do just that.
however.
ONE OF TIIOSE IS Assemblyman Herschel
Rosenthal. D-Los Angeles. apparenUy, although
be hastens to assure everyone who will listen
that this isn't the case.
AJl Rosenthal wants to do is to put a halt to
rent increases and, not only that. install the rent
freeze only after there i1 a rent rollback to
earlier levels. If that isn't rent control. then
perhaps someone could explain just what it is?
In this case. Brown has taken the correct
approach lo the problem. All rent control would
do is add lo the government burden upon all
Californians. because it would tal<e a considera-
ble bureaucracy to enforce it. Also. even Rosen·
thal admits there "are too many problems"
with rent control, so he doesn't want lo call his
plan by that label. even though that's just what
it is.
One thing renters must keep in mind is that
property tax isn't the only expense a landlord
has. Everything else in the way of operating
costs have skyrocketed in recent years, too. So.
if a la ndlord has tried bard to keep rents down
to minimum levels and still be able to operate.
he or she may. be .operating on such a small
margin that even with the Prop. 13 break, costs
dictate at least a small rent increase.
Bear in mind. too. that landlords have yet to
receive any monetary rebates from Prop. t:l.
while their costs go on and up.
We think that landlords should. as we said.
hold the line voluntarily on rents just as long as
they can. At the same time. we think govern·
ment should keep its nose out of the private sec·
tor anytime it can. and it can and should this
time.
' I ,,
·'That's why we have so liUle
smog" and "Don't you find it
refreshing?"· A lathering of fog
on Twin Peaks is a glorious
sight lo San Franciscsans but lo
the visitor. underdressed and
dreaming of California tans, the
foghorns could be saying
"Suuuuuucker."
Every day I watch the people
standing in line for a cable car
at Market and Powell. As they
shiver in that particularly cold
and ugly stretch up to Ellis. they
are harangued by streetcorner
preachers for their sins. The
sidewalks are dirty . trees
scrawny. musicians third·rate.
Woolworth's, good fun Inside.
is a gray fortress outside. I want
to apologize to the visitors for the
dreary scene. but they are good
sports. The cable cars break
down regularly. Fright in·
surance should be sold before
you board.
WHEBE CAN A VISITOR go
that doesn't cost loo much? Ac·
tually. a ride up Market and intq
the neighborhood. aboard one of
those comfortably smooth old
trolleys. is worth taking. Or a
walk around the financial dis·
tricl -girls s unning in
Zellerbach Plaza at Bush and
Sansome, the wondrous Great
Hall of Chartered Banlc of Lon·
don on California. Federal
Reserve with its proud imper\fl
eagles.
The Old Mint at Fifth and Mis·
sion is free and fine. with col·
orful derelicts on the steps. If
you'd care to catch the Beautiful
Boys in their headquarters. or
tailquarters, cruise out to Castro
around 18th. They all look alike.
neatly leaq in their T·shirts and
jeans, hair and moustaches
short. F.dward Guthmann is to
be forgiven for calling them The
Castro Clones.
It's a short lime from May to
September, when the tourists
leave and, Ironically. the
weather tums good. How really
rotten can we be?
NOT A BO'ITLE cap falls lo
earth that mighty Coca·Cola
doesn 'l know about it
To wit: Out there on Irving
St., John Won.g runs a little eat-
ing place called Big Joe's
Broiler. Seats for IS. Two
Chinese waitresses. one on the
day sbl(t, the other on nights.
Steaks. hamburgers. soup. cof·
fee -and Coke. or course. But
about 18 months ago, John Wong
decided the price of Coea·Cola
syrup was too high. So he
switched to a cheaper syrup
made by 7-Up.
END OF STORY? Beginning
of story. First came warnings
from Supreme Headquarters of
Coca·Cola in AUanta, Gee Ay.
that Big Joe's Broiler on Irving
must not tise the sacred word "
"Coke" in advertising, on menus
or by mouth. Thls was followed •
by phone calls that repeated the
same warning. One letter even
outlined the proper response by .•
a waitress lo a customer order·
ing Coke: "We do not carry
Coke. s ir. we have another
cola:·
But wait a minute. That's not
all. In the 18 months since John
Wong has stopped using Coke
syrup, he has been visited by
SIXTEEN Coca-Cola represen·
tatives. some from Atlanta.
some from the Bay Area. The 16
looked and listened carefully to
what was going on at Big Joe's
Broiler oo Irving. Apparently
they beard or didn't hear what
they wanted to hear. Bec-ause:
Freeze No Chill On · Water for Farms
Last month, Coca·Cola flied
s uit against John Woltg for
Sl0.000 cha.r¥ing "'copyright in· •
fringement.' Like. maybe some
customer ordered a Coke and a
busy waitress served a cola :i
without making a speech about
By THOMAS D. ELIAB
California farmers who have
sought changes and "modernization ..
of the 1902 reclamation law and its
l&O·acre limit on federalJy.watered
farmland now face another year or so in limbo.
But Uie present uncertainty over
whether la.rger farms will be broken
up may suit them better than any of
the reform prosrams now under
Congressional consideration.
NONE OF TB£SE plans lJ aa
strict as the present law, wbJcb In·
terior Secmary Cecil Andrus set out
to enforce last year. But none ls as
loose aa the PftSent de facto absence
of any sbe limits on farms ualn&
federal water.
Even the loosest of the present 11ro-
poaala, aponsored by Rep. B. F. Sia,
D·Frano. would llaUt ownerahip to
320 acres pee-pel"ICID. But Silk Would
aUow unllmlted leuina ot land and
exempt the tun,p River and tho Im·
pertaf Valley from any tin llmttl.
Farmen in tboM areas have arped •
they b.S U8'll'8nCel before oka1tna
federal proJed.I tlaat alae llmlll
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\ Far different is the plan of another
California Demoorat, George Miller
of Martinez. Miller would limit farm
sizes to 640 acres of owned or leased
land and lnstst that farmers Uve
within 50 miles of t.be land they are
using.
NEITHER THE SISK plan, backed
by most big agricultu.ral lntere,llt.
nor Miller's seems likely to be tbe
final blueprtnt. ·
More probable ls aomethlng like Ute
'compromlae plan proposed by
Fresoo Democrat John Krebs.
Krebs would limit ownel'lhlp to l40
acres per family, and allow leutn1
of another 1,280. He would abbliah the
present residency requirement -
often not oblerved anywiu--and
replace it wu.b a demand that farm
owners must derive moet ol their In·
come from Ute farm or ldee federal
water. .
Theae Ol'opalall are ao dlverM thjt'
It wUl be almolt tm~alble for a
compl'OalLM tO be wo..-ed out Wore consrea ~ in earl)' October
for r••l«tJon· Cia•r.•t1nlft1. ADd
Democratic l..senb p In bGtb the
Houte Ind s.a&e.Wt UM. Recl•m•·
dotl Ad amtldllMllle olf tMlr priwt-
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CALIFORNIA
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ty llats ol bills to be pushed before
the present session closes
THAT MEANS THE current
system flgures to stand for at least
another year, which should sutt most
CalJfornia potltlclans Just fine.
For Gov . Brown. whose
Aterlcultural Labor Relations Board
has alnady alienated many fannen.
wllJ not have to aay al\Ytb&ns a~t
the i11ue durlnc hla re·eleetion c•m·
palan. U he oppoeed refotnl, Brown
would rtlk klllna· IUPPort fl"Qm con-
sumer pou~ teyln1 to bl'Uk up
llTI• 'f arma. If be supported tJM9-,,,_
formers. be could be accuaed of
woraenl= 1tate'1 b.aalneu dim~. lq RepubUcAN say be'1ilalJ'Ndy. ......
AndiU.:~ o1 federal actJOn wUI eaae ~ JUlt .. mud) for Atty.
Oea. Evelle J . Youn1er. Brown'• ltpubUcan opponent. He can dQwD~ w conawnen ht. omce·~
support of farmefS seeking to over-
turn court decisions upholding the
1902 law. But he can also remind
farmen that he did Join them.
AND DELAY WILL also not hurt
Democrat Alan cranston, tM state's
senior U.S. senator. He can use
whatever compromise be helps
fashion as a plus In bis own 1980 re-
election campaipi.
For the millions of CaUlorniana
who buY the produce of federaJIY·
watered fanns, the delay will mean more uncertainty over the exact ho·
pact of reform oa food prices.
Larae f amMrl clalm much ol their
machtne.-y only make• economic
aenae on bll 1preada. It f anm are
shrunken, they atfue, t.IMre wt1l be
leas a~ and hl&b•r price$. B'ut Nrottnert iNllt that m.acn farm• -JJC*lble ·11 a huabud and
wife each own 180 acre. -would ac·
tually mean loWer prt~s.
By leavin1· the IH"e In limbo.
Consreu USW'el that these q_\ICI· ~· won't be auwerect -Width leaves the sbort·ttnn profit picture
for bla fannen better tban lt couN
·be under even the loottlt ol ~l.,n•·
, Uoa lew retonm .
it. Trial date ba:s been set for
August i . Says John Wona: "I
guess I'm a test case to abow
what happens if you don't bll)'
Coke syrup."
In San Francisco, Coea·Cola is
represented by tbe emtnent law
firm of McCutcbeo. Doyle,
Brown le Enersen, whose 'John
Hauser says: "Jl Mr. Woq will
send us a notarlud letter ln·
forrnini us that be and bis
waitreues will at all times In·
torm customers th~ are aervtna
an alternate cola, we wUl drop
the sult.''
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D•ily Pilot seek• to inform
and stlmutate readert by
~ntlna a variety of com· ~tary on topics oC 11\U!t"ttt
and 1119ntr1~anct-from lnfor· m•d observers and
spoke1men.
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H llo qain 1irls and boys • ~ •
BusebAU, \.M gttat Amer1tab pasUme. fiCored u big
hit wlth YOU ~n~ urfis . as tile response ._.us Just about
as bl& llS the crowds at the AngelS uod Dodgers au mes.
Batters und pitchers were tba most popul ar dra w·
ings, but tMre were a number depleting a )pt of uction at
home plnte. too. r
As usuul Uncle Len bad a hatdJlm e l}icking a winner.
so he called on others to help j udge.
HUNTINGTON BEACH' WINNER
Greg Gomberg, 12, 20381 Harbor Isle Lane
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SAFE T SECOND flASt, BY GREG COMBER.
12. of Huntington Beach. was declared the first place win·
ner. For his entry, Greg will receive $5.
Diane Cairr. 14. Ol Costi:l Mep wins second place and sa for her ~el ._tter. .
M there wtr& ao-.many..aood entries. Uncle Len has a
lone Ust of honorable mentions:
-DANIELLE COURSoN, lZ, IRVINE, who shows
the Angels beating the Dodgers in a World Series game
... wouldn't that be fun to have them playlne the series?
-Jamie Graves. 13. Huntington Beach: s tealing
home. ·
-Traci Marlnovich. 11. Balboa: winding up for the
pitctl.
-Brent Marne. 10. Costa Mesa: A sketch of the St.
Louis Cardinals Stan Muaial.
Next week. Uncle Len is filling the request of Colleen
Da vies, 12, of Costa1 Mesa. who asks for a contest for
original <'artoon chara cters.
DRAWINGS ARE TO BE DONE in black pen on fo ur
by four inch paper. and mailed to Uncle Len. P.O. Box
1560. Costa Mesa 92626. Deadline is noon Thursday.
Don't forget to include your name. age. address a
and phone number with your entries.
And remember. if there is any purticular contest
theme you'd like to have. Just let Uncle Len know.
UntU next week. so 1002.
COSTA MESA RUNNER-UP
Diane Caln. 14, 2052 Mandarin OriVe
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s.turday. August 12, 1978 DAILY PILOT A 7
(;lotening Arotaad
Shelley Kinsella. 11. of Irvine. gets a taste of the big
time as she was selected to perform at the Jl,ingling
Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus at Anaheim Conven·
lion Center. As winner of the Uncle Len .. Design Your Own
Clown Face" contest , Shelley gets special treatm~nt. A
clown applies her new face. above. After a short briefing on
how to clown around. s he waits with another performer for
he r showtogoon. below.
Raisins No Longer Sour Gt"1peS . .
Andy sends • World Book
Year Book to Laurie Drum·
mond, age 11, of Yarmouth,
Maine, forherquestlon:
HOW CAN SWEET RAISINS BE
MADE FROM SOUR GRAPES?
Four types of grapes are used
fo r mak.in g raisins. with
muscats and Thompson seedless
g r a pes the most commo n.
Sultana seedlesi; grapes also are
used . as are Corinthians. The
Corinthian is also known as a
c urr a n t . A m an n a m ed Thompson brought the first
seedless grapes to California in
1879 . and the other varieties
were introduced during mis·
sion times by priests.
A sun-dried grape is a raisin.
Popular since the days of the an·
cient Egyptians, r aisins are a
food delicacy that can be eaten
plain and used in cookies. cakes
and candies.
Sometimes the grapes may be
sour when they are fresh and
just off the vine but. drying the
fruit preser ves it. ma kes it
sweeter and improves its flavor.
All varieties of grapes used for
raisins are noted for their rich
n a vor and high sugar content.
To tum a grape into a r aisin. you start by all~wing the grapes
to ripen on the vin«;. Then they are harvested either by hand or
by machine and placed on sheets
of heavy brown paper rolled
o ut b e tween tbe r o ws of gra pevines.
AFTER DRYING them in the
sun from between 10 and :ts
days, the seedless raisins are
stacked and dried again. From here they go to great bins called
s w ea t box es whe r e their
moisture content is equalized.
Next step for the raisin is the
packing house where workers
remove stems and pass the fruit
over screens of different sized
mesh . Machines re move the
stem caps as the raisins pass
be tween revolving screens.
Another machine whirls them
through a rine spray of water
and gives them a final cleaning.
Then by machine the raisins are
pressed a nd sealed into
packages.
Muscat raisins with seeds re·
ceive more drying time than do
the seedless variety. After dry·
ing, they are softened again with
a hot-water washing. Next they
are fed between rubber rollers
which press tbe seeds to the sur·
face. A saw-toothed roller
catches the seeds between its
teeth and removes them. The
seeds are then carried away
while the raiiins ·advance to a
machine that packages them.
RAtSINS ARE weh known as
,.. nourishing .food. Moisture
makes up 24 ~rcent. with 71.2
percent= bei~I 'c,iarbolfydrates. ··
Two percent 11sh. .s percent fat
and 2.3 percent protein complete
the nutrition countdown. Ten mine rals or importan~· food
value are also included.
California is the onfy ~tale
tha t produces r a is ins com-
mercially. Its central valleys
with hot, dry summers and mild
winte rs provide ideal weather to
grow the grapes necessary to
prOduce raisins.
As early as 1892. California was growing more raisins than
Spain, the longtime top pro·
ducer . Each year Califomia pro.
duces about 350 million pounds
of ralllns. . ' . Aady Inds dte lffl World BooJr 8eleltce Year Annal &o
Maey a.et. aae U, of LftlsvtUe, Ky •• fer ber...-a.c • .
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lateral moralnes 'between them merge Into a medial moraine .
Send your question on a post
card to ASK ANDY in care .Qf
th e Daily Pilot. P.O. Box 1560.
Costa Mesa 92626. m aking sure
to Include your na me. age and -
address. Entries are open to
boys and girts 1 io.11.
worldscope
( 1 O point• tor each qutatlon 1n1wered correctly)
I Under President Carter's new national health
plJn. c1ll Americans would be protected
against catastrophic medical expenses.
Current Iv about .. l .. percent of c1ll Americans
have no suc'h insurance against very large
medical bill\.
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2 True or False: Massachusem Senator Edward
Kennedy. a longtime supporter ol nation•!·
he•lth insuranre. said he approves of Mr.
Carter\ new plan.
l Egypt's President .. l .. said there would be no
more Middle East peace t•lks un11I lsr.tel
agrees to return all occupied Arab lands.
4 The birth of the world's first "test-tube" baby
in !CHOOSE ONE: Germany. Englc1nd1 last
month focused new auentlon on the progress
ol medical science clnd the study of human
hie.
5 For the first time In history, the price of .. l ..
went over $2 an ounce. Analysts saw thls a,s a
sign of decreasing confidence in the U.S.
dollar.
~· newsname . ; ~~ "c~o;,;J"~, you cen ldtntlfy thl• peraon 111 th• new.) ...
I am the United States
secretary· of bealth.
education •~d welfare. I
recently •nnounced th•t
Presiden t C 1rte r ·~
proposed nation•I heilth
cu e pl•n would not go
Into effect until the 1980s.
Who am ll
matchwords
a-dead. wiped OYt
b-plaln. clear
N urvlvlng, existing
d•unbound, immune ,.
-..iccelltnt. refined
In additioa lo belat a family fa feature, THE
Qu1i ls an Integral part of lite la~lassroom
news pl'QtJ'am presented in Oraqe Coast area
schools as a f!~~ service by lite Dally Pilot. ~, ...............
• newsp1cture
(10 points II you 1n1-r thi. queatlon correctly)
Prime M1n1s1er Mario Soares. center. of !CHOOSE ONE: Spam,
PorluKafl res•Kned rl'cen1ly. when his l(Overnment toppled
under prC\sure from conserva11ves who opposed plans for so·
r1.ihzed medicine and the delay in returnin!( f,irm land 10 pr•·
vJte cet1zens. Sodres 1s the leJder of his country\ Socialist Party.
sportlight
(2 Point• tor tlCh question 1n1wtrtd correctly)
1 Retired middle linebacker Ray Nitschke was recently inducted
. into the National Football League's Hall of Fame. Nitschke
playe(i for the (CHOOSE ONE: Green Bay Packers. Chicago
Bears} during the-1960s.
2 What 1.-.mous body of water did Penny Deal" of Santa Cl•ra.
California. swim across in a record seven hours. 42 minutes<
3 The International Olympic Committee has given the city of
(CHOOSE ONE: Montreal. Los Angeles! until August 21 ro
decide whether 1t will ho5t the 1964 Olympic Games.
4 Anatoly Kupov and Vik tor Korchnol recently played to .i draw
in the longest world chess championship game in history.
Karpov is 1 citizen of .. l .. the counrry from which Korchnol
defected.
S The New York-Y •nkefl announced that Biiiy Minln will return
to Nnage the American Leigue te•m In 1980. Bob Lemon,
who man11ed rhe !CHOOSE ONE: develand Indians •
Chicago Whlre Sox! earller this season. replaced Mutln l11t
month.
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LOCAL I MUSIC I NATION
Mayer's New Epie ·
By Will.JAM GILLEN
NEW YORK (APl -''The
Builders," Martin Mayer's latest
epic. takes on a Medusa-like subject:
houses, people, neighborhoods. gov·
ernments, money.
Mayer. known for his treatment of
complex American institutions in
such books as "The Bankers," "The
Lawyel'1'" and "The Schools," up·
holds his reputation as a readable
analyst of one of our basic Industries.
WHY "BUILDERS"! "IT'S an im·
portant subject." Mayer. a prolific
magazine writer, said in an in-
terview. "It's a fascinating industry,
the most fragmented industry in the
country.
"I'm not a crusader," Mayer con·
tlnued. "I'm interested in what peo.
pie do and.why they think they do it.
Then I aslt'-mysell 'Are they kidding
themselves?' "
This curiosity leads to some pro.
dlgious research, the hallmark or
Mayer's books. For "The Builders,"
he visited six European countries
and 20 American states and in·
terviewed about 1,000 experts.
HE BRINGS TO LIFE the builders
or this country, ranging Crom Dave
Award Given
John Thomason or
Huntington Beach has
been awarded a $1,000
scholars hip by UC
Fox, whose firm bas built 35 percent
or the new homes In Dallas, to Leon
Strauss. the biggest redeveloper in
St. Louis, to William Levitt, the
father of the Levittown suburban de-
velopments that sprung up after
World War II.
Chapters on the "new town" move-
ment, urban renewal, neighborhoods
and public housing explain, inform
and entertain.
A quote from Gale Ciacotta of
Chicago. a leader or the national
movement to revitalize the nation's
neighborhoods. sums up, for exam-
ple. the aUributes required by urban
activists.
"WE WON THAT JUNIOR high
school 52 times before they actually
agreed to build it," Mrs. Cincotta
said or a crusade s he and her
neighbors waged against the city's
bureaucracies and politicians.
Mayer began work on "The
Builders" in 1974 at the suggestion of
the housing.oriented Lavanburg
Foundation of New York'. His next
major work will be an opus, planned
ror release in 1980, <;>n diplomacy.
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Hit Made Him a Star
Presley Song Spurred McDmµ3ll's Career
NASHVILLE. Tenn. <AP) -One year .)lfter
Elvis Presley's death. Ronnie McDowell still has
trouble believing the king is gone.
MeDowell became an instant celebrity last
August when he recorded "The King is Gone" im-
mediately after Presley died Aug. 16. Written in 30
minutes as McDowell sat in his car outside a
nightclub in Bowling Green, Ky., the song sold
more than three million copies. ·
"SOMETIMES I WONDER IF HE really is
dead," McDowell said while sipping a diet drink
in a Music Row office. "I wonder if maybe he
just wanted to be free to wall( around. What gets
me is they moved him <his body> so fast. It
makes me wonder if he's out there watchin' what
I'm doing."
Since "The King is Gone," McDowell has re-
leased three country.pop singles -"I Love You. I
Love You. I Love You." "Here Comes the Reason
I Live" and his current "Animal." He's also re·
corded two albums. "The King is Gone" and "I
Love You. I Love You, I
Love You."
De s pite the
transformation from an
obscure nightclub
singer to stardom, he
hasn't changed much.
He still drives the same
car -a 1976 Camaro -
that he did whe n
Presley died, though
he's bought a 1956
Thunderbird for $5,200.
A friend gave him a
1978 pickup truck.
He still lives in
.,. •1,...... Portland. Tenn., a town
McDOWELL o f 2 . 9 O 0 n o r t h o f Nashville near the Ken-
tucky line. He resides in a different house than he
did a year ago, but the move was planned before
his success. He says he's saved most of his earn·
ings.
l don't have to play in bars or wake up and worry
aboutA!>e bills and food . I'm doing wbal l always
wantld1o do. I've had enough excitement to last a
lifetime."
[ ~ ~ J But minutes later, be .~IWILLE acknowledges: "Every S<JUND day. I come in contact in
some form with Elvis'
name or something about
him. I'll go into McDonald's and someone will say.
'You're the guy who does Elvis.' I haven't gotten
away Crom that image. Sometimes I wonder if I
should have done it. But none of this <success)
would have happened if I hadn't."
HE'S VERY SENSITIVE ABOUT capitalizing
on the Presley name. He sings only three Presley
songs during his shows -"Hurt," "Devil in Dis·
guise" and "Wuy Down" -and refused to
perform in Detroit with a Presley impersonator on
the first anniversary of Presley's death.
"I thought the capitalization would die down,
and it has." he said. "But when someone sent me
copies of his driver's license and report card, it
teed me off.
"I didn't want the Elvis image to begin with.
Time will heal that. You've got to be yourself; I
learned that a long time ago."
IRONICALLY. HIS WIFE IS expecting their
third child on about the anniversary of Presley's
death. If it's a boy, he'll probably be named Ron ·
nie -not Elvis.
"He might grow up not wanting to be branded
Elvis." McDowell said .
No Cal,/3
For Help
SAN DIEGO <AP> -Alberto Sanchez Cruz
was attacked Friday by
four men as he walked
secretly. he though(. to a
new life in the United
Slates.
The bandits took every-
thing he owned. inciud·
ing $60 cash. There was
no sound from the vic-
tim.
"The man is a mute,"
a policespokesman said
after a sign-language in·
terview. "He h ad no
way of responding to the
robbers· demands for
money. and he could not
sbout for help."
Scholarship
Ernest Fred Pascoe,
SOD or Mrs. Mary A.
Pascoe of Fountain
Valley, has received a
business departme nt
scholarship at Southern
Utah State College.
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.,___ __ ST ATE SAL ___ ____.
• ESTATE JEWELRY • CHINA • RUGS • SILVER
• FINE PORCELAINS • BRONZES • FURNITURE . • OILS, Etc.
116 Million Dollars Worth
Fri., Sat. & Sun.
August I I , 12 & I 3
8:00 pm
Inspection
Fri., Sat. & Sam.
z.s,. & 1-1 '"'
Don't miss this important sale!
Fine crystal. china sets, European furniture, bronzes, rugs, oils and
many other items.
Lots of diamond sohtaires and clusters. Fine men's and lacltes watches
rings, earrings, bracelets. necklaces. etc .. set with diamonds emeralds
rubies, sapphires. Several important large emeralds and 'sapphires'.
TEAMS BankAmericerd MHterChargm
Partonal checlc Cash Some ••tended terms cen b• &r•angad
Proporty moved for con11en111nca of salo to:
nevvport galleria;, ltd.
2452 West Coast Highway, Newport Beach, CA
(714) 645-2200
CONSIGNMENTS ACCEPTED 'TIL 5 P.M. FRIDAY
Art Lavine Auc11oneer
<; I ''TIUNGS REALLY HAVEN'T changed that
much." he said. "The biggest change is that I
don't get to see my fa mily that much. Also, I used
to draw a lot and I don'thavetimeforthat."
He says he's happier in his new lifestyle, but
then•'s a trace of doubt.
'Tm a whole lot happier because life is easier.
Garlic Routs Coons
ELLICOTT CITY. Md. <AP) -Enough garlic
will keep almost anyone away, and officials of the
Lung Association of Mid-Maryland hope it will
work on raccoons as well.
Rampaging raccoons have struck twice in nine
months at lung association offices, gnawing holes
in the walls, scattering papers and leaving tell-tale
tracks.
The nocturnal visitors left the office "in a
sha m bl es" says the association coordinator.
Robert F. Butehorn.
The taccoons escaped, and the building's
owner says garlic powder may prevent their re·
turn.
State Delegate Hugh Burgess. the owner,
plans to lace the building's passageways with the
tangy powder to ward off the animals.
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Vegetable
Gardem
Pay Of/
One of tbe pleuu ru of
Callton1'a cllmatt' b lbe op· portunlt.y lt pro~ for year·
round veaetable •ard nlna wWi fuod eOlta bou.ncll\C llkt • plq
pons ball. tt ls t>e-comlna a ver)'
pleasant and profitable past·
tlml'.
F o r :i w i nte r b !l r \'esl ,
sudencn should sow aeoed or set
out transplants tbla monlh Your
local nurstty can rt'commend
"'bat to plaal und will havl'
plants available now, or tn tht·
next weeks. already :.t arted in
nats.
UNLF.88 YOU GARDEN 1n
t he lower desert qr I mpertal
Valley re aions ot California.
s ummer tavorites such us corn,
beans and squash aren't goina to
be available. However. there ls
still a broad spectrum of wmt~r
vegetables that will thrive in the
coole r growing season a head
such as Peas. Carrots. Cabbage,
C<iulif1ower. Broccoli. Brussels
Sprouts, Swiss Chard and Let·
tuce. Small trans plants arc easi·
ly set out In the garden and,
later in the fall. some varieties
of lettuce will also be available in nats.
Ve geta bles wbich can be
seeded now for winter harvest
include Peas, Spinach. Carrots,
Radishes, Beets, Turnips and
Endive These will germinate
quickly since lhe soil is warm
and they will be r eady for
han ·est before you know it.
Weekend
Gardening
Checklist
• Keep mowing your lawns Jngh, it W1U help k eep the roots
cooler and the grass happier in
the beat
•When cutting flowers for the
house. use a sharp clippers or a
knife to make clean. cuts. Clean
c uts heal much f ast e r than
ragged tears
• Water J a panese Iris less
• afte r they finish bloom. Next
year remember to water them
well before and during their
flower ing season for the best
blooms
• Don't save vegetable seeds
from your garden unless there's
n o othe r way t o get that
p articuiar crop plant. Home·
grown seed doesn't produce
plants like the parents as most
varleties you plant are hybrids.
• H your Az alea s. Citrus,
Rhododendrons or Camellias
look yellowish. try giving them
an iron supplement along with
their normal fertilization pro·
gram.
Cultivate
Pulling
Of Weeds
Al' w1a•l'MOTO
Giant Sunflowers
Roger Davis of Nat c hez. Miss .. exhibits one of the sun· ~ flowers he gr ew himself. standing on a ladd<'r to hold
the s pecimen. estimated at over 12 feel t all. The seven·
year.old gardener and businessm:m savs each flower
can produce up to fi ve pounds of seecJs. which a rc
m a rketed for $1 a pound.
Mulching Reduces
Soil Compaction
Mulching is indeed your garden's best friend, promoting, as it
does, water conservation and weed prevention -two reasons alone
you should consider it
Whether it be gr ass clippings or fir bark, wood chips or sawdust,
choose your mulch according to availability, cost and ease of ap.
p l ication. S heets o r black
plastic, rocks and gravel are m·
o rg11nic materials which will not
decompose or contribute lo soil
s tructure but a re still good
mulches.
A FOREMOST consideration
during these ho t s ummer
months is the conservation of
water since watering is a much
less frequent necessity if you
have a 4" mulch laid down
As to weeds. even if one did
manage to pus h up through a
thick mulch, the effort required
to pull it out would be mini mal.
Weed free shrub beds are bound
to make any gardener happy.
ALONG WITH wa t e r con·
ser vation and weed prevention,
consider that mulches also re-duce soil compaction problems
by protecting the soil surface
from heavy foot traffi c, impTove soil structure as they contribute
decomposed organic materials
to it, reduce erosion of va luable
topsoil. and help plant roots stay
cool in hot weather AJso keep in
mind that they will look nice -a
much better surface for traffic
AJI lllle Items
ffmtted to stock on
hand through 8/31)/78.
than mud or dust -and reduce
r<'flection and radiation of heat.
So, for a very small output of
labor. you can enjoy a lot of
benefits as well as enJoying a
summer with less worlc. which is
wh at summer s hould be all
about
South CollSt
Slates Tea
Sout h Coast Garden Club
w ill have its annual pre·season
lea Aug. 23 at 2 p.m. at the home
of Mrs. Robert Robb. Three
Ar ch Bay. South Laguna.
The gathe r in g will be to
welcome new me mber s a nd
particularly to welcome mem·
bcrs from other districts who
are new lo this area.
Mrs. Gates Curey. president.
and members of the board wi ll
assist Mrs. Robb in hostessing.
South Coust Garden Club is u
member of California Garden
Clubs, In c.
'Hummingbird Heaven'
Shrubs, Trees, Vines Can Serve as F eetkrs
If you are among the millions
of bird lovers, you can create a
ve rita ble "hummingbird
heaven" in your garden with
several varleliea or shrubs, trees
and vines. Planting location. of
course. depends on how close to
your hous e you wa nt your
feathered friends. and you may
want lo bang a separate feeder
for Uttle hummingbirds to avoid
competition and nasty a rgu·
men ts.
The Coloneaster dlvaricata.
also evergreen. grows to 6 feet
wllh a profusion or plnk flowers
and a great show or long, ea ·
shaped red fruits. Other s hrubs
th a t birds love include
Pyracantba, Sarnbucus. Lan·
tana and F\tcbsia.
miniature blackberries. You wUJ
want to plant this one away from
the home as lbe fruit stains
patios and clothing. It does well
in all sections of California and
is an excellent shade tree.
F R UIT TREES, a r e, or
course, a sure draw, but you
might not want lo ice the
enjoyment of e ng l p
yourseU. Mulbe trees. which
also come in Cr illess form. are
beauU!ul and grow to 20-60 feet
with frllits that look like
Alders are moisture·loving
trees with rapid growth. B1rds
a r e attracted to the female
flow ers which develop into small
woody cones in the winter and
tbe branches make deligbtlul
flower arrangements.
Your nearby nursery can be
helpful in making recommends·
lions on these and other bird at·
tractors for your garden.
You might consider planting a
grouping of "bird feeders" in
one section of the t{a rden to help
maintain a sense of discipline.
Some Plants Need
Bathroo1n Climate
This is the third in a series of articles produced
by the California Association of Nurserymen
angled toward plant lovers who live In a partments
and some of the problems they might find In grow·
ing things that homeowners do not have. Even
though there might be
space limitations or in·
sufficient light, ther e
are many ways to han·
die indoor landscaping
and at the same time.
skirt the problems.
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and you can dtO any one YoU hke for 12.75 -
Baskets $5 Big blooming plants th'it can
transform your Ghade garden into a fauyland
TVIUOUS llGOHIAS bloom thru October. and
grow easily 1n any cool. shady area
P.S. Wear old shoes -use OtJr bexe& or bring
fOUr own 8" or larger pats. Cnot gallons -too
sman1
One room often over·
looked in decor ating
wit h pl ant s is t he
bathroom. True, many
apartments have small
ba throom s, but even
these can still be given a
hft with the right choice
of pl-ants,· and they will
love you for providing
them with humidity.
ments have, your choice
is broader and can ex·
tend to la rger plants
such as the Song of India
Pleomele. a truly lovely
pla nt that thrives on
humidity a nd has nar·
row g r een leathery
leaves wilh cream y
yellow borders . The
bases of their closely set
6 to 10 inch es clasp
around supple s lender
s te ms which gradually
bend t o ::i horizontal
position
weidner's om:;:a~::•'
bejonia sardens
LET'S START WITH
a r eally s mall bath urea
that will hold only one
plant. Here. you mig ht
take a macramQrlbolder
a nd suspend a g?:fceful,
water ·filled bottle plant·
ed with variegated Wan·
dering J ew. You could
carry out t he garden . ~
t h eme wit h colo rful
p rints of plants or one or
the po pulll r e t c h e d
"plant" mirrors.
Or . if you have a wall
that is out of a traffic
a r ea, wicke r she lves . 1
either left natural or
painted to match your
color scheme could hold '. :·1
a collection of miniature .-,
plants combined with at·
tractive perfume bottles
or collectibles.
Other plants that do
we ll in the bathroom
c limate a nd are very
gr aceful ar c Swedis h
Ivy and Spider Plants. _
After a time, however .
these m ay g r ow too _
la rge and will have to be · ·
placed in another loca-::'
lion in your apartment. . -.
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E"e•lllg •I /tl~e
Susun Fries, abovt>. ~•ll ~ featurl'd with Michael Sand.ers on
piuno. Jon Toth. v aohn. u~d Elnabetb Toth. cello. during an
"Evening or Chumber Mustt~·· program to be presented at 8 p .m .
Thursday ul the Lulhernn Church or the ~faster. The church is
locuted at 2900 Put'irt<' View Dr ive, Corona del Mar
Confidence:· Quality
Most Needed by Pope
Rabbi Sheldon PennH b11 been named
1plrltual leader at Temple halo of Newport 8eacb.
Pennes1 ordained at the Jewtah Tbeolo1ical
Seminary an New York. earned b1a bachelor's
decre. trom UCLA and bil master's from the
Theoloalcal Seminary of America.
New temple officers are Felix Van Beet
stdent: Sidney Oar1us.
treasure r ; Sol Bisom,
Rene Ttpper and Flory
Van Beek. secretaries;
a nd Shirley n1s om,
Sophle Garbus, Rivka
Ca rti e r, D o ris G r oss m a n , B e n
G r oss m a n . Ethel
Sa ndle r a nd Ros e
Simon. trustees.
Te mple service s
are held at 8: 15 p.m.
Frid ays at the Harbor
Christian Church, 2401
Jrvlne Ave .. Newport
Beach. • .. JilJ." a documen-RABBI PE~NES
tary a cCOUPt °'-llYQ!Ulg lirl ~ her testimony ln
her final months of life, will be shown at 6 p.m.
Sunday at the First Baptllt Qiureb, 107 W. Mar-
quita. San Clemente.
* Dr. Ron Mc Connell, founding and senior
pastor of the Christian Center of Albuquerque. will
speak at 10:30 a.m. Sunday at the Plymouth
ConcregatioaaJ tllattb, 3262 Broad St.. Newport
Beach.
One word that comes up repeatedly •
in s uch discusion is "confidence" -( J Bible school will be
By ~ AalOClated Pttn
Now that the papal chuir 1s empty.
Christians around the world ponder
the kind ol man that's needed lo fill It
al this particular stage In history
Whal qualities now are considered
especially important?
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Gospel singer Robbie Hiner will
s ha re his testimony in song and
word al 10:30 a.m . a nd 6 p.m .
S u nd ay a t th e Fir s t Baptist
Church of Costa Mesa. He has
appeared on Dr. J erry Falwe ll's
television progr a m . Old T ime
Gospel Hour.
on outlook of zest and hoperulness BRIEFS • h e ld a t All Saints
uboul faith in a lime when it's often --------An&llcan Episcopal vil'wed ns troubled and threatened. Church Monday through
··Besides being som eone who em·
bodies faith, a certain joy in it and
confide nce a bout It now seem s
particularly important," says the
Rev. J oseph O'Hare, editor of the na·
tional. Catholic weekly, America.
S'VCR ASSURANCE, he adds, "is
a n a ppealing k ind of witness in
itself" and is vita l symbolic element.
That way in wliicn the papacy sym-
bolizes and projects the spirit of
Chr istianity is a basic, though in·
tangible, feature of the office.
Wb ile t he JlOpe bo lds m any
jurisdictional titles -Bishop of
Rom e, Supr em e P ontiff o( the
Universal Church, Patriarch of the
West . Sovereign of the State of
Vatican City -a subtle, but prim ary
role is the image he reflects of Chris·
tian faith.
THAT QUALITY, whether or not of
trust, buoyance, warmth and open-
ness to others. is regarded as impor-
tant lo Protestants. as well as Roman
Catholic in the present ecumenical
climate of inlercburch cooperation.
Also the papacy. both in its his-
torical and current significance. is
the chief human representative of
Christianity on the world scene.
·'The first, and most difficult task
fo r the new pope is to recapture the
credibility of popes," says the Rev.
Andrew Greeley or Chicago, a noted
researcher on grass-roots Catholic
opinion.
Friday at the church-, 18082 Bushard, Fountain
Valley. More information Is available by calling
Mary Thomas at 962-1879.
* Dr. Leo J. Fishbeck, director of the Science of
Mind Center in Glendale. will be featured al the
Prosperity Seminar at the Sdence of Mind Cen&er,
144 Ave. Serra. San Clemente. al 7 :30 p.m . Sun-day. ..
Temple Sharon, 617 W. Hamilton St.. Costa
Mesa. WlU hold open house between l(t:S6-a.m . a nd
1 p.m. Aug. 20 and 27. ..
The Feast of the Assumption will be celebrat-
ed by the Greek Orthodox Cburcb or South Orange
County at 6:30 p.m . Monday at St. George's
Episcopal Church. Laguna Hills.
The new parish holds services at 9 and 10 a.m.
Sundays al the Mission Viejo High School. The
Rev. George S. Stephanides is the pastor.
* Don Chunn. counselor. will give the sermon
Sunday at Fairview Community Church, 2525
Fairview Road. Costa Mesa.
* Hal Kemper, a former gambler who now is
director of the Sacramento Gospel Mission, will
share some of his Ufe's experiences at 10:50 a.m.
and 6 p. m. Sunday al the Seal Beach Bet.bany Bap-
tist Church. . • Jane Stuckenbr uck Perry. a pianist a nd
teacher who is clinically deaf. will be presented in
concert with her husband, Bob Perry. vocalist. at
5 :45 p.m. Sunday a t the First Christian Church,
1207 Main St .• Huntington Beach. The Perrys have
appeared in concerts across the country.
* Religious vocalist-ventriloquist. Susan Girt
Porter. will perform at 7:30 p.m. Aug. 30 at the
First Bap&lat Cbarcb, 107 W. Marquit a, San
Clemente.
Miss Porter. who has been featured in radio a nd
televiaioo programs, wlll present Mlec:Uons from
her current album, "Come l:ven Now," a collection
of sacred songs. some of which she comPoSed. ..
A mas9 for Pope Paul VJ will be said by the
Re y. Mike Heber Sunday at 5:30 p.m. at St. 69nav~ Cat.bolk Cbarcb, Huntington Beach. SUSAN PORTER
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SGT. MAJOR TUITELELEAPAGA AT DESK AT EL TORO MARINE STATION
Veteran of 26 Years' Service Wiii Return to Samoa on Retirement
Effects of· Abortion Studied
ALBANY, N.Y. <AP> -
Researcbers sa) they do not
know if there's a direct cause-
and-effect relationship, but a
study says women who have had
abortions tend to have more
miscarriages and other pro-
blem~ in subsequent pregnan·
cies.
The study, rU.naed by tile Na-
tional Institutes of Health and
conducted in part by the state
Health Department, compared
the experiences of more than
65.000 women in New York and
Hawaii.
THE WOMEN WHO had abor-
lions had 35 percent more mis-
carriages than those who had
not, the study said.
Other pregnancy problems. in·
eluding low birth weight and
premature births. ranged from
25 percent lo 50 percent higher
among the abortion group.
SctenUSts Who conducted the
studies said they could not say
conclusively that prior abortions
were responsible for the preg-
nancy problems They have not
finished comparing the results
with such factors as h eavy
!:t m oking or poverty-level in-
comes, which have been as-
sociated with pregnancy di(-
ficulties.
DR. BRUCE STABEL, who
supervised the study for NIH in
Washington. said "it could be
another two or three years
before we have a firm ground to
comment on the Jong-term ef.
Cects of abortion."
The New York study followed
27 ,000 women who had legal
abortions, either privately or
publicly funded. between July
1970 and July 1971 and a "control
group" of 21,000 who did not.
PUBUC ABT AIJCTION 3Named
To Posts (Dea.lenr and DeeOratOn 1'el~e)
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No~ bid]iigher ~ tl.00 to 8100.00
' 'eatUrft!• .. "-· . ROckwell, Dali, Neiman, Calder.~ Mfro, Braa Afvar Rlddfc~ ~.Kin•,~. Def~~ lloulanser, Lalande, Mn, ,..,......,.. .......,_., ·v...-..y, Roberton, Crionas,
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Several Orange Coast
residents h ave been
elected to the Cal Stale
Long Beach Academic
Senate.
llarbara Franklin of
Huntington Beach. an
associate professor of
women's physica l
education. was elected
secretary.
Educational
psychology professor
Dr. Russel Orpet of Hun-
tington Beach and in-
dustrial education pro-
fessor Or. James Ryan
of Westminster were
c hosen members·at-
large of the rules com-
mittee.
&.lurdlly, Auguat 12, 1971 ONLYALOT AJJ
Be's Wgh £hief
Marine Sgt. ls A&o a Samoan 'Mayor'
~ By REBECCA HELM
Of-Deity ..........
n ·s Pu'afua, not Puapua. Sa·
m oa n H &h Chief F . I.
Tuiteleleapaga quickly points
out.
The abaense or the apostrophe
si&nificanUy changes the word.
The meaning without the
apostrophe mark is "not very
good." the chief says politely.
decllnlng to elaborate.
SGT. MAJOR TUIT-
elelepaga. 49, was sitting al
his desk at the El Toro Marin&
Corps Air Station c heck·
ing through a news release
about himself. He wanted to
make sure there were no errors,
because the accuracy or bis
statements is important to "my
people."
He's not talking about fellow
Marines.
As a serg eant m ajor .
Tuiteleleapaga in 26 years of
service has reached the highest
rank possible for an enlisted
Marine. But. in addition lo over·
seeing more than l ,700 men and
women in Marine Wing Support
Group·38, Tuileleleapaga holds
the honor or being high chief or
.. Peseta" lo bls people in the
Western Samoa village of
Pu'apua.
versaUon. it's difficult to tell
where ooe job ends and the other
begins.
Growt.nc up on the small chain
of Samoan islands, ln the South
Pacific between Hawaii and
New Zealand. Tuiteleleapa1a
says be ~lded early in life to
join the armed set'vlces. Any
branch would do.
Onenlgbtap~t.oonofMariMs
on a ntpt training operation
stopped near the teen·age boy's
home to spend the night. They
s lept in their combat gear.
"To me these Marines bad to
be the roughest. toughest cuys in
the world," the sergeant m•jor
says.
His choice was made.
T U IT &LELE A PA GA • S
reasons for joining the U.S.
military also were related to his
frequently expressed desire lo
"serve my people." He says he
wanted to see the world, get an
education and then use the ex-
perience to help other Samoans.
He outlined bis career early.
"I came into the Marine Corps
with the goaJ in mind of aetti.n&
to the lop and making the Corps
my life." be says.
Tuiteleleapaga says he always
intended lo return to his South
Seas home. In 1973. be moved a
BOTH DUTIES ARE impor· step closer when he spugbt and
one of the top honors bestowed
in Samoa.
THE POSITION IS almllar to
that of a mayor .of a city.
Tulteleleapaga explains. On the
British and American-owned
Islands, the 150,000-plus Sa·
moans are primarily identified
by their villages.
Until Ute sergeant major re-
tires rd years from now and
returns to Samoa, bis hiah chief
duties are being handled by a
relative. While still here, the father of
seven involves himself with the
American Pacific Samoan Coali·
lion In Santa Ana. His efforts are
·'lo try and get the same
privileges for Samoans as for
other minorities.·'
WHEN TUITELELEAPAGA
r eturns lo the South Pacific
following his tour of duty. he
says he wants lo seek an even
higher political office
Why?
"Some Samoan people are do-
ing damn good, excuse the ex-
pression," be says. "I just want
to help them get what they de-
serve."
ca11 u2-s&11.
Put• few word•
to work tor ou.
tant to him. Sometimes in con-was selected to be a high chief.
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Training
Completed
D'Ann R. Loughlin, a
graduate of Cal State
Long Beach, was com·
missioned an Army
second lietenant upon
completion of ROTC
training at Fort Lewis.
Wash.
Her husband. James,
lives at 6401 Rainbow
C ircle. Huntington
Beach.
Her mother. Mrs.
J eanne A. Read. lives at
7907 Rainbow Circle,
Huntington Beach.
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On
in First Place
a Giant Gift
By HOWARD L. HANDY
Of u. Delly Pttet le.ff
Bill North is a calm customer
under pressure. and be proved it
to 54,252 <52,869 paidl fans at
Dodger Stadium Friday njght.
North came to bat In the bot·
tom of the ninth with the bases
load ed and two outs to f ace
Giant relief specialist Randy
Moffitt in a tense situation with
the lead in the National League
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Moffitt had just walked Davey
Lopes to1 load the bases and ap-
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Oodgen Slat~
All a.-. KUC 11'11
Tonight Glenlset l..olAn9f!H l :"p,m.
Sundey Glllnls el l..olAllQillft 12·5Sp.m. Mondey 1411•
3·1 with the crowd screaming
and Moffitt delivered his pitch,
one that wasn't even close to the
plate.
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home from third base with the
winning run as the Dodgers took
over undisputed possession of
first place for the first time
since May 11.
The Giants opened the scoring
in the first inning as Bill
Mad lock and Jim Dwyer singled
off Dodger starter Burt Hooton
who then walked Jack Clark to
load the bases with no outs.
a1 u. NC>llTM
McCovey drove the second in to
momentarily tie it at2-2.
Hooton flelped his own cause
with a run-scoring double in the
second as Steve Garvey and
Johnny Oates singled and Dusty
Baker was hit by a pitch. •
RON CEY'S homer in the
sixth put the Dodgers in front
again . 3·2, It w~s his 127th
career homer a nd puts him
alone in ninth place on the an.
lime club list.
San Francisco tied the score
again (3·3} in the ninth when
McCovcy opened with a single to
center. Pinch-runner J ohn
LcM aster was sacrificed lo
second and scored on a pinch-hit
single by Mike Ivie.
NORTH WAS mobbed by re·
porters after the game. Was be
going to swing at a 3·1 pitch if it
was close? Did tie feel the intensi-ty of the moment ?
"There was no way_( wa,s ,ao-
ing to swing at that pitch." he
said. "Yes, I felt the intensity of
the crowd when it started yell·
ing. l just told myself. he has to
throw it over the plate.
threw bard but'it wasn't cl<>&e."
"One or Billy's real attributes
is his patience at the plate,"
Manager Tom Laaorda said.
"He's one or the few guys who 1
could make him throw it over ·
the plate. He fouled off some
pretty good pitches. He's an
ideal man to have up there in
that situation."
THE VICTORY w as the
sev e nth s traight for tbe
Dodgers. tying a team high this
season. lt was the 13th victory in
the last 15 home games and the
14th one-run decison in 17 here.
After Ferguson's hit in Lbe bot·
tom of the ninth, Lee Lacy
drilled another to center, bis
10th pinch-hit in 21 appearances
this season. Lopes walked to
load the bases and set the stage
for North's heroics.
Terry Forster picked up the
win in a relief role. taking over
in the ninth after McCovey•s
leadoff single.
Hooton c re dited Cey and
North with defensive plays as
well as for their offense.
"THE PENGUIN <Cey> made
a good play on thaf ground ball
by Ed Halicki in the fifth and
North on Dwyer's long fly ball in
the third," Hooton said.
• Was he worried about Darrell
Evans' drive in•th~ first inning
that scored the first Giant rlftl on
a sacrifice?
"I didn't know how far it
would go. The ball seems to
travel better early in the even·
REGGIE SMITH STEALS IN THE THIRD INNING OF FRIDAY'S GAME WITH THE GIANTS.
Hooton pltched his way out of
t'he jam with only one run scor·
ing on a sacrifice fly as he re·
tired 15 batters in a row after
the walk. Darrell Evans had a
sacrifice ny to get the first run
across and in the sixth, Willie
··1 think he got real tense and
missed by quite a ways. He <See DODGERS. Page BZ>
:Madlock: ~ .
~A Giant lnxt ore
By HOWARD L. HANDY
Of t11e DMIJ ~I ... Stefl
LOS ANGELES -Everyone
is talking about the pitching or
,.. the San Francisco Giants this
• season and what it has done to
' m ake the team a pennant con-
tender.
~ But a pitcher can throw a
. shutout m every game and if his
~own team doesn't scor e any
' runs, it can't win.
Other than the pitching, one of
the big reasons the Giants are
· still a leading <.'Ontender is the
. presence of seeond basem an Bill
. Hadlock. He was the National
.. .
League batting champion in 1975
and 1976 and is among the
leaders again this season with a
.312 aver age going into Friday
night's game with the Dodgers.
When he won the batting
crowns, he was a member of the
•ILL MAOU>CIC
Chicago Cubs
team t h at
started most
campaigns on
or near the
top but faded
and was
nev e r a
t e rious con-
e n de r at
season's end .
' feel the Giants
;season like
. yesteryear?
Doe s he
might fold this
the Cubs or
• "IT'S GOING to be a three·
team race all the way," he says
':with confidence. "We have too
fgood or a pitching staff and the
"Dodgers and Cincinnati have
::good all-around tearns. ~ "Our entire pitching staff of 10
¥men is good from top to bottom i and it has to be t he best in the
--league. The big diffe r e nce ~etween Chicago and this team
j.n as to be the pitching."
I. Whal happen ed Tbursday
night, then. wben the ace or the
. staff, Vida Blue, N/8S bombed for ~everaJ runs as the Giants lost,
~12-2? ~ THERE w AS a lot of pre$·
f'Sure on Vida because he bad
pwon 10 straight," Madloc;k says.
, .. He's entiUed to a bad game
Ponce awhile. You wlite a bad ar\i· ~kle every once ltl a wblle, loo.
. don't you?"hea.sked.
Are the Giants down after t.be
ne-sided Im&? ~ "How can you be down after ~ne game?" Madlock asks.. .. We
;Play more than 1!iO games and ~ne game doesn't wln or lose the
t season. This la a team and we : like t.o p1~ tnd win as a team.
~ ••wt: COULD Jose eJ&bt or
: nlne lo• row to the;J)odsers but
we 1UU uve to beat the other
team1 •~JD there. We can't
set too tilli or too t" far a
single a~nne or aeries." When the Glanla came\O IMm
thll wMt, a ~per OOhiiia-
CSee MADLOCK, Paa 83>
Rudi, Ryan Overpower Seattle
From AP Dispatches
SEATTLE -Joe Rudi blasted
his ninth home run of the season
and Nolan Ryan hurled a two.
hitter as the California Angels
beat the Seattle Ma riners 3·1
Friday night.
Today the Angels play the
Mariners in a doubleheader and
a Kansas City loss coupled with
a H alo sweep can move the
Californians back into a first
place tie With the Royals in the
Western Division.
Ryan, 6-10. struck out 10 to
bring his season total to 184 . He
was working on a one·hitter -
Bruce Bochlc's second-inning
double until Mater Dci High
graduate Dan Meyer delivered a
run·scoring single with two out in
the ninth inning following a pair of
walks. Ryan walked six.
T he Angels nicked Byron
McLaughlin. 0-4. for single runs
in the second. third and fifth in·
nings.
Rud1 's h o m e run gave
APWI ........
P~RFECT LANDING -Seattle's Julio
Cruz slides into second for a stolen base
as the Angels' Jim Anderson applies the
t ag too late. The Angels stayed l 'h
gam es be hind Ka nsas City in the
Western Division ruce with a 3-1
over the Mariners.
California a 1-0 lead in the
second. Ken Landreaux singled
with two out in the third. stole
second and scored on Carney
Lansford's single.
The triumph was the Angels'
third in a row and eighth in the
last 10 games and kept them 1'12
games behind the first-place
Royals.
DallaA Takes on Denver
Ryan. who ended a personal
two-game losing streak. pitcM<l
out of trouble in the second.
fourth and ninth innings. He
left Boehle at second when he
struck out John Hale for the
final in the second inning .
In the fourth. Ruppert Jodes
walked and stole second but was
str a nded when Hal e again
struck out.
Ryan walked the first two bat-
ters in the ninth but got Boehle
to ground into a double play as
Jones went to third. Meyer's
single ruined Ryan's shutout bid
but the fireballing right-hander
ended the game by striking out
pinch hitter Bob Robertson.
McLaughlin. despite getting
his first complete game in the
m ajors, was victimized by three
stolen bases. Landreaux stole
second in the third and Baylor
stole second in the fourth. All
three stolen bases came when
Angels' runners got huge jumps
on the inexperienced burler and
catcher Bob St inson had no
chance to throw them out.
With three games remaining
in Seattle. the Angels a re trying
to build momentum toward one
of their toughest home stands of
the year. .
When the Halos return home
they will play three with Boston.
three with Baltimore and two
with the world champion New
York Yankees.
The Angels have seven aames
left with the Royals durine the
month of September: Three on
the road and three at home jn·
eluding a Sept. 9 doubleheader
at the Big A.
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Harris R eturns
Chargers in LA
LOS ANGELES <AP) -The
San Diego Chargers and Los
Angeles Rams. both losers In
their pre-season debuts, try to
post their initial 1978 victory
tonight when they meet in the
Coliseum.
Last year's pre-season meet-
ing provided a moment-of sweet
revenge f o r San Diego
quarterback James Harris. as
he led the Chargers to a last·
second 26-25 triumph over his
former teammates .
HARRIS IS expected to start
against the Ranis. with Dao
Fouls -Coach Tommy
Prothro's apparent choice as~
Chargers' No. 1 quarterback -
slated to work the second half.
Harris will race Pat Haden, the
man who moved him out of the
Rams' starting job.
Super Bowl Grudge Match
Haden is scheduled to play the
first half for Los Angeles, with
Coach George Allen expected to
look at the two players battling for
the No. 3 quarterback job, rookie
Mark Manges and veteran ~los
Brown, in the second half.
Two rookies who were. their
teams• rirst draft choices, the
Rams' ElWI Pea~k and the
Chargers' John Jefferson, will
probably get extensive playl.nl
time. Both. were impresslve in
their National Football Leaaue
debuts last Saturday.
DENVER <AP> -A Super
Bowl grudae match? No. But not
just anothel' preseason game
either. · Saturday's National Football
League clash between the Dallas
Cowboys and the Denver Broncos
shapes ~as a matter of pride for
most of the participants. And both
coaches, while insistina it's Im·
portant to get a look at their
younger players, expect inspired
performances from their players.
·'The fact that tt '1 a sellout, that
It's a Saturd~ aftemoon 1ameon
natlonal TV ancl Uae tact t.bat we
played each other in the Super
Bowl v.1ll indteat. that there ia
likely to bt • lltlJe more nr.. ''said DaUqCoecbTum~.
stop us from being world cbam·
pions." said Denver Coach Red
Miller.
Exasperating turnovers, tnany
of them caused by a fierce
Dallas pass rush. wrecked the
Bronc05' Super Bowl plans in New
Orleans last J anuary as the
Cowboys walked away with a
21·10 triumph. 1be Broncos are
out to prove they're 1 bette r team
than tha 'lbe Cowboy& are con·
vinced the bttttr tHm "1>D and
•lll do 8DaJalft.
and improve," said Landry.
·'This one doesn't put a ring on
anyone'sflnger."
M Iller echoed those sentiments,
saying that "both clubs are a lot
more interested in getting ready
for Sept. 3 than they are worrying
a bout what happen e d last
January."
Whlle each team's starters will
slue it out in the beginning, many
new faces will make their ap.
pearances durtna the coul'8e or
the eam.. For some, lt wlll be
their last. NFL teams mutt trim
their rotten t.o eo players next
Tuesday, and botb Denver and
Dallas tatl'elltly an camlftl
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starting lineup from last week's
17·12 victory over Houston, in·
eluding the insertion or Bill Baln
at offensive left tackle in place o(
Andy Maurer. Rob Naime wlll
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poattloa. replaclnc the a1Un1 Bob
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Sports
Mailbox
CQnnors Escapes,
.. Vilas Thwarted
To the Editor:
I thinJc we should have equal
rights. If a woman reporter is al-
lowed in a men's locker room,
then I thinJc a man should be al·
lowed in the women's locker
room for interviews. I don't see
what tne reporter is complaining
about. At least she was allowed
in the locker room. I never bear
of any men being allowed in a
women's locker room.
So someone made a gesture
she did not like. I don't reel a
man s hould be inhibited or
change ror her. rr s he goes in
there, she s hould expect that
treatment or things like that
happening. Arter all, maybe
wanted a date or something.
If I was allowed in a women's
locker room for an interview. I
would be proud and if that hap-
pened I would not be offended. It
cou Id have bee n a dull in-
terview.
BILL BARTOK
Nationals Here?
A report in Thursday's edition
that Irvine Aquatics would host
the 1980 Senior National Swim-
ming Championships at Heritage
Par\ Aquatics Complex is in er-
ror
The Irvine city council gave
Irvine Aquatics its approval to
use the facility should Irvine
Aquatics be successful in its bid to
g<>in the event. which would not be
finalized until later in the year.
JIMMY CONNORS
WINTER GAMES
NEED MORE$$
LAKE PLACID, N.Y. IAP> -
Planners of the 1980 Winter
Olympics estimate an additional
Sl8 to $20 million will be needed
for construction at the Lake
Placid Games site.
The request for more funding
came Tuesday in a joint stale·
ment from the executive com-
mittee of the Lake Placid Olym-
pic Organizing Committee and
the Economic Development
Agency of the U.S. Department
or Commerce.
The cost or the Olympics were
originally estimated at $70
million in state and federal
money.
According to the statement,
the additional funds are needed
to ensure the full use of the
s ports facilities arter the games
for training and recreational
use.
JNDIANAPOLIS CAP> -Top-
seeded Jimmy Connors over·
powered John McEnroe and
second-seeded Guillermo Vilas
or Argentina was upset by Jose
Higuer as of Spain Friday in the
quarter.finals of the U.S. Open
C lay Courts tennis c ham·
pionship.s.
Connors, who defeated
McEnroe 3-6. 6-1. 6-1 meets de·
f e nding champion Manuel
Orantes of Spain Saturday in a
rematch or last year's cham-
pionship match. Orantes ad-
vanced earlier with a 6-2, 6·1
triumph over Jeff Borowiak
SEVENTH-seeded Higueras.
who d e f eate d Vila s
4-6. 6-4. 6-3, faces Italy's Corrado
Barazzutti in th e other
semifinal. Barazzutti advanced
with a 6-2, 6-4 decision over
Sweden's Kjell Johansson.
Meanwhile. Viviana Gonzalez
of Argentina and Dana Gilbert,
an 18-year-old Californian, ad-
vanced to the finals or the
women's singles.
Gilbert, the No. 2 player on
the UCLA women's tennis team.
defeated sixth-seeded Jeanne
Evert 1-6, 6-2, 7-5. Gonzalez, 20,
like Gilbert unseeded for this
$210,000 tournament, upset
fourth-seeded Janet Newberry
7·5, 6-4.
"HE IS THE future of
American tennis," said Connors
of McEnroe, a 19-year-old from
Douglaston, N.Y .. who lost to
Connors in the 1977 Wimbledon
semifinals.
"He's maybe two, three years
down the road. hopefully. after
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St. Louis 46 69 .400 171h
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Cincinnati 67 48 .583 lh
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Detroit
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65 49 . 570 61h
62 49 .559 8
62 so .554 8v.i
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52 60 .464 181h
44 69 .389 27
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Kansas City 63 49 .563
Angels 64 53 .547 l lh
Oakland 61 57 .517 5
Texas 54 57 .486 81h
Minnesota 48 65 .425 15"2
Chicago 46 67 .407 171h
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I 'm through." CoRnors s aid.
"But then he could be on top for
the next lO years."
McEnroe, the 1978NCAA cham-
pion who turned pro this summer.
jumped to a 5·1 advantage in the
opening set. Connors rallied. tak·
ing two straight games before
Mc En roe held his service.
CONNORS BROKE A 1-1 tie in
the second set to slart a streak
of 10 straight games, and
McEnroe was through.
Earlier. rain caused a delay or
more than three hours during
the women's semifinals.
Go ttlriH B reezes
DUBLIN. Ohio IAP> -Top.
seeded Brian Gottfried defeated
eighth-seeded Francisco
Gonzalez of Puerto Rico 7·5. 6-2
Friday in a third-round match at
the $75,000 professional tennis
tournament here.
Eliot TelL'icher defeated Tom
Gullikson 6-4. 5·7. 6-0 in another
singles match.
In doubles, the third-seeded
team of twin brothers Tim and
Tom Gullikson breezed past
Peter McNamara and Jan
Norback of Sweden 6·4, 6-3.
S u nshine Beats
Lazers, 3 -0
The California Sunshine got
two goals from Tony Douglas
a nd one from newcomer
Malcolm Darling to beat the
Southern California Lazers 3-0
Friday before 3.247 at Orange
Coast College.
With the score knotted at 0-0 at
halftime. Douglas scored his
first goal at 49: 50 of the second
half and capped it with another
at the 74th minute. Darling's
goal came at the 88 minute
mark.
The win moves the Sunshine
back into first place In the
American Soccer League's
Western Division
Bast Injured
Mike Bast was injured in a
spill and Pam Bennett won her
first m ain event Friday to
highlight actjon at Orange Coun-
ty Speedway in Costa Mesa before
4,170. Bast crashed his cycle going
into the far tum and was rushed
to a hospital. He will undergo
surgery today for a separated
shoulder.
Bennett captured the four-lap
Third Division Main Event for
her first victory ever. She was
the only female participating.
Other victors included Gene
Woods of Costa Mesa in the Han·
dtcap Main (five laps> and Dave
Sims or Orange in the Scratch
Main <four laps).
O CC P r a ctice
Orange Coast College's 19'18
football 11cason begins Aus. 21
wlth fall drllla following
physicals Aug. 19 at the Pirate
fleldhou,,e.
The Buc!I of Cooch Dick
Tucker wUl M in short.a for lbe
first three days of drillA, wtth
ptids added Au1. 24.
Two·a-day drills, at 9 a.m. and
4 p.m .• will contlnue lbrouih
Sept. 1
TENNIS I MISCELLANY
A Capsule Report From the World of Sports
Get Walton o~ Weh11ter
O r I'll Quit, Says Reed
From AP Dlspa&claes
NEWARK. N .J. -Willis Reed reportedly hH
threatened to quit as coach of the New York Knicks lf the
team fails to sign either Bill Walton or Marvin Webster .
"Management made certain promises to me, and one
or them was that we would have a big ceoter thi$ year."
Reed told the Newark Star-Ledger. "If we don't cet Walton
or Webster, I don't know whether I will continue aa
coach."
Reed made the comments Thursday in Jersey Ci'y
after conducting a Knicks' clinic. He was referring to the
team's efforts to sign the 6·11 Walton of the Portland Trail
Blazers and the 7·1 Marvin Webster or 1!1e Seattle
SuperSonics.
Reed led the Knicks into the second
round of the playof(s last season in his
rookie.. year as .couh-He repeatedly .
said throughout lhe season that the
Knicks would not be legitimate conten-
ders until they had a bonafide big man.
Bob McAdoo played in the pivot
most of the year but Reed reels the 6·11
sharpshooter is more suited to forward.
The Knicks are scheduled to open
training camp Sept. 15 at Monmouth w1u.1s •no
College and Reed was not pleased at the prospect.
"It's just an unpleasant situation for a coach to open
camp and not know who his center is," Reed said .
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''lt's got to make you happy when you this this
happen to a guy of his caliber who's bas the prob-
lems he's had but never says a word. never alibis
and just says, 'Gimmie the ball,' "said New York
Yankee manage!" Bob Lemon about the resurgence
of pitcher Catfish Hunter.
Trina
1. Who played the part of baseball player Tony Minelli in
the movie Angels in the Outfield? _
2. What number did Ty Cobb wear during bis glory day$
with the Detroit Tigers?
Elsetdlere Ill s,...... ...
FOOTBALL -Quarterback Joe Tbeismann survived a
second-half battering by Green Bay's defensive line and
hit Tommy Reamon, a forgoUen star of the defunct World
Football League, with a 15-yeard touchdown pass to cinch a
20-12 victory for the Washington
Redskins in a pre-season National Foot-
ball League game ... Rams cor-
nerback Monte Jackson, who has said
he is unhappy and want"! to be traded.
has been "sent home" by the club. The
Rams said they will try to trade the cor-
nerback if possible ... All-Pro de·
feosive tackle Louie Keleher has left
San Diego's training camp because of a
contract dis pute with the Chargers ...
MONTE JACl(ION A capacity crowd of 75.000 is expected
to be on hand in Denver today when the Broncos meet the
Dallas Cowboys in a rematch or Super Bowl XII ... The
San Francisco 49ers will keep O.J. Simpson on the
sidelines again as they play the SeaWe Seabawks . . .
The New York J ets play the New York Giants m a con·
tinuation or their traditional rivalry . . . The New England
Patriots and the Oakland Raiders play in what might be a
sneak preview of their bigger clash during the sixth week
or regular season action.
BASEBALL -George Foster doubled home Dave
Concepcion from first base in the ninth inning and Bill
Bonham and Doug Bair combined on a seven-hit shutout as
the Reds beat the San Diego Padres 2·0 . . . Baltimore
shortstop Kiko Garcia's wild throw on un attempted in-
ning-ending double play relay allowed two New York runs
to score as the Yankees defeated the Orioles 2-t ... Clint
Hurdle, who tied the game with a two-run homer in the
eighth inning, singled home tile winning run in the 10th as
the Kansas City Royals defeated Toronto 9·8 ... The
Phihldelphia Phillies sent 13 batters to the plate in the
third inning. lashed seven hits and scored nine runs as
they beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 15·4 . . . Tony Perea
scored Dave Cash with a sacrifice fly and Ross Grimsley
pitched a two-hit sbulout as the Montreal Expos beat the
Chicago Cubs 1-0 ... Gorman Tbomas blasted a two-run
homer and Ben OgUvie drove in three runs and collected
four hits as the Milwaukee Br.ewers pounded out 19 bits
and snapped a five-game losing streak by beating the
Boston Red Sox 10-5.
OTHER SPORTS -Atlanta Braves owner Ted Turner is
trying to buy the 12-m eter yachts Courageous and lndepen·
dance, says the director of the King's Point Fund ...
Lorna BooUle led a 1·2·3 s weep for England In the women's
100-meter hurdles at the Commonwealth Games ...
World Team Tennis will offer $500,000 in post-season prue
money next year says Commissioner Earl .. Butch"
Bocbolz ... Seattle Slew. the 1977 Triple Crown winner.
returns to racing today at Saratoga Race Course in New
York in a $25,000 allowance race. Seattle Slew will be malt-
ing his first start since suffering a bock injury at Aqueduct
May 14 ... Cleveland Cavaliers' General Manager BUI
Fitch said the team has acquired the right to one of
Europe's top players, 6·10, 200-pound Cbuck Jun ...
Defenseman Steve Darbano, a former St. Louis Blues
player. is back with the National Hockey League team
after they signed him as a free agent.
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Baseball -Angels at Seattle. doubleheader, 5:35 pm ..
KMPC (710>: San Francisco al Dodgers, 8 p.m .. KABC
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11 :15 a.m. C4> -BASEBALL -The Pittsbvrgh
Pirates meet the Phillies in Philadelphia.
Noon C2> -NFL FOOTBALL -The Dallas Cowboys
meet the Denver Broncos in a rematch of Super Bowl XU.
CU) -11DS WEEK IN BASEBALL.
2 p.m. 14> -AAU .Ill. OLYMPICS -Coverage focuses
on boxing, gymnastics and track and rteld In action at Lin·
coin, Neb. .
3:30 p.m. (7) -NFL GREAT TEAMS, GREAT
YEARS -A look back at the 1961 Green Bay Packers.
4:30 p.m . <7> -GR EATEST SPORTS LEGENDS-A
tribute to tennis great Rod Laver who reminisces with host
Tom Seaver.
5 p.m. <7> -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS -Coverage
of the AAU swimmin1 and dlvln1 championships. The div·
Ina waa taped at Misalon Viojo.
8 p.m . (5) -ANGELS BASEBAU.-The An1els meet
tho Marinen ln a 1am• played at th Kinadome ln Seattle
11 p.m. <11) -NFL f'OOFBALL -Tbe Los Ange!es
Rams meet the San Dle10 Cbarren in an uhibltlon same
at the Collleum. Taped earlier tonlpt.
' Aaa1N1a te Trtn.
l. Newport Beach raldent PaulSulutu. 2. Tbettwtre nonumberson the b~ll uniforms In lh11t er:i
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GOLF I HORSE RA'CING
NEWPORT BEACH RESIDENT GEORGE YARDLEY RELUCTANTLY TALKS ABOUT OLD TIMES.
Former BllJlketOOl,l Great
Never Look Baek-Yardley
By JOHN SEVANO
OI ... D.ity ...... Stat!
What better way to reminisce about the old days than to
sit and talk with somebody who doesn't want to.
.. I think the worst thing somebody can do is sit and Jook ~ack," explains former basketball great George Yardley
with a smile. "I think it's a weakness or people lo look
baclt on what they've done as opposed to what they can do
tomorrow."
Nobody can ever accuse Yardley or1ooklng back. He left
the game following the 1960-61 season after spending only
seven years in the pros
Yardley undoubtedly bad more playing days Jen in him
as he was still on top or his game at the time, but the
former all-star forward never flinched.
.. I thought it was time I really learned something with a
future," he said. "I used the money I
earned in the NBA to help me toward
that goal." Yardley entered the manufacturing
business a year before bis departure
from basketball lo learn the trade. He
even worked seven months for nothing
to get that experience.
FINALLY, HE decided to devote bis
efforts full time. He's ~en in the same . profession the past 18 years. YHouv 111 .,.
··1 never lost the desire to play," said Yardley while re-
laxing in his Newport Beach home, "l felt my future potcn·
tial was ~tter in business."
Yardley has aJways set goals for himselC. One of his
first, and probably one of his biggest disappointments, was
a desire to make the Olympic team.
tlE GRADUATED from Stanford in 1950 but passed on a
pro 'Career so be could try and play for tbe 1952 Olympic
$QU&d.
One month prior to the team's arrival to the '52 Games.
Yardley broke his shooting hand.
"l remember it was a game we were winning by a large
margin," be recalls ... All the regulars were out and with
about a minute left to play I bad to go back in because
somebody fouled out.
"I broke my hand witb abouj. 30 seconds remaining.
don 'l even know how it happened."
.. WERE YOU diasppoinled ?"
Boxing Prospeet
Frazier and Son
-Olympic Gold?
PHILADELPHIA CAP > -
Former heavyweight champion
Joe Frazier hopes he and bis
17-year-old son, Marvis, can
~come the flrst father-son com-
bination to win an Olympic
heavy weight gold medal.
"It would be great," said
Frazier, who won his gold in
1964 "I think his ability is
greater than mine when I was 17 ...
In Indianapolis last week,
Marvis scored a second-round
knockout to run his amateur re·
cord to 12-0 with six KOs.
0 MY GOAL is to win the gold
medal in 1980," said Marvis. "I
wilJ graduate from high school
in 1979 and then I'll take a year
off to train for the Olympics."
The young boxer bas already
taken the first two steps toward
achieving hia ambition by win-
ning the 1977 Pennsylvania
Golden Gloves novice
beavyweiibt chaD)pionsbip and
the 1978 Pennsylvania Golden
Glove1 open beavyweiebt title in
a tournament in which he was
voted tbe outstandi.Ds boxer.
Tbe st ra&e1y lor getting
M arvts Into the Olympics at
Moscow has already been laid
out at his father's gym here.
GEORGE BENTON, a former
No. l middleweight contender, Is
his trainer. And Sam Hickman.
who bas taken the U.S. boxing
teams all over the world, is his
amateur coach.
"Amateurs have to move up
gradually," said Hickman, who
bas 18 years working with
amateurs. "First they have to
compete on the local level, then
move up to the national, then the
European and finally the Olym-
pics.
"He has great potential,"
added Hickman. "I've already
bad two or three offers from the
AAU lo talce him to Europe. but
bis dad doesn't want anything to
interfere with his school work.
"He can punch," continued
Hickman.
Marvis, who ls 6·1 and 190
pounds, is well scbooJed on de-
rense, with good speed and aglli·
ty. By contrast, h1S father, who
is 5-11 and generally fought tn
the 210-pouod class, was an aa-
gressive slugger with a powerful
left hook.
Grid Drills Start
Pre .. ~aaon physical examinations for f ootbaJJ
wlll be held at Saddlebaclt Collete next Wednes·
day and Thursday with condltionfna worts.outa slat·
eel for rrtctay ccordina to bead ~b Ken Swear-LDc n. 'J'wo..a'Cf~y d.rllla lo full practice 1ear will start
on Tuesday, Aue. 22 and continue throuab Aus. 28.
An intraaquad scr1mina1t ls Ht for Saturday,
Aq. • aod a full-scale dreq rehearsal acrim-rnaae slat.cl f« Sept. l at Lons Beach City
CoUece <8>. •
Tb• l'UWar MalOI> sets under way Saturday. Sept.tat Veotura Co.Uece.
"Young people don't have disappointments. Oh, I was
bothered by it for a couple of days, but I've learned you
don't count on things until they become a reality."
What did become a realitv was Yardley's success in the
pro ranks.
After he was drafted by tbe Detroit Pistons. they finished
runners-up for the championship three times. He finished his
NBA careerwithSvracuse.
"ONE OF MY goals in the NBA was to find out bow good
I was compared to the rest." be said. "Well. after one
year, and watching our second string. beat the first string
in practice every day. I felt 1 could do 1t."
Yardley fondJy talks of the friendship and closeness be
and his teammates shared during those days.
"The most memorable part was the traveling and ~ing
able lo share your experiences -your higt..; e:nc lcw . ., -
with otben ..
"IN BASKETBALL, like anything else, you want the ac·
ceptance of somebody. What you want from life ls what you
get with athletic teams. .
"I think individual sports suffer because or this.
"Look at World Team Tennis. I think if you talked to those people and reached deep down they'd ten you the
reason they enjoy playing Is becauseortheteam aspect.
"Never in my life or theirs will they be able to have that
same reeling a~ain."
YARDLEY ADMITS that the present-day theory of team
togetherness has chan~ed drastically, especially in hi~wn
sport.
"My interests in basketball have waned considerably. It
used lo be when you threw it to a guy you'd have to set
something up for him. Now. it's throw it to somebody and
let him do it himself." Yardley feels the high salaries have had a lot to do with
the chang ...
"HOW CAN anyone be happy without any goals? What
can he possibly do for the rest of life without them?
"They'll have nothing lo do. They'll become wasted in-
dividuals and citizens. It's a difficult situation.
"I 'II tell you one thing. it will oo the indtvidual who will
always suffer, not the sport.
It's obvious by the way YardJey has conducted his life
the past 50 years. he hasn't suffered a bit.
Jack Fullerton has been re-
hired to coach swimming and
water polo at Orange Coast
College. Fullerton. OCC's
bead coach since 1965. was re·
cently reassigned to a full-
ti me teaching position in
OCC's physical education de-
partment
UNLV HIGHLIGHTS
Nevada-Las Vegas led in three
major departments in team play
in the 19'16-77 college basketball
season. ll was tops in scortn1
with ab averqe of 107.1, wi.bnlng
margin at 19.4, and free throw
percentage at . 782.
Ji',.._ Page B· J
MADLOCK ••
nist stated tbal Madlock and
John Montefusco bad come to
blows in front of a bay area
newspaperman while be was in-
terviewing Montefusco.
"Do you know when that hap-
pened?" he asked. He held up
five fingers and said : "Five
months ago, the first w~ of
spring training. U that is all they
have to write about, they should
forget it. Besides, most or the
facts were wrong and we are
teammates.
.. NOT TOO MANY baJJ
players get close to other
players but we get along. There
Isn't anything to it and we are a
team that doesn't have dis-
sension."
What bas brou9ht out the-fans
In San Francisco this season
after years of low attendance
marks and talk of moving the
team toanotherarea?
·'The best promotion is to win
ball sames and they will come
out." be aays. ..Early in tbe
year they were Just a bi& mob at
the ball park but in tbe la.st two
or three months, they have
become real fans. Sure, I 've
noticed the difference."
Madlock, at Z1. is a fixture in
the Olant lineup and a confident
hitter whose Uf etime averaae is
.326. the best among active
players In the National Leape.
And he new-es to be around a
lone Ume but doesn't have any
thoueht.a of manactng when be
QUltS pla.YlllJ!.
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Slilurday, Augutt 12, 1978 DAILY P1LOT ~
Hayes Leads
Birdie Spree
Sparks Rally
SUTTON, Maas. <AP> -Mark
Hayes, a five-year tourina pro
from Oklahoma, went on a
birdie spree alter a sluggish
start Friday, charging into a
two·stroke lead at the halt-way
mark of the $225.000 Pleasant
Valley Golf Claaslc.
Bidding for his first PGA vic-
tory this year, Hayes added a
5-under-par 66 to bis opening-
round 67 for a 38-bole total of
133, 9 under regul~tion.
WITH SIX BIRDIES on the
last 10 holes. Hayes went two up
on defending champ Ray Flo.vd
and Bob Gilder. who were tied
at 135. Floyd shot a 68, while
Gilder, starting with a 70,
equalled the day's ~st round
with 65.
Newly crowned PGA cham-
pion John Mahaffey moved into
contention with a 65 for a two-
day total of 136. He was tied
three strokes off the pace with
Australia's Graham Marsh, who
showed the reason for his world-
wide success with a 65, and
Craig Stadler. who added a 67 to
h1s first-round 69.
Miller Barber and Ben
Crenshaw, the first round co-
teaders at 66, lost ground.
Barber struggled to a par 71 for
137, while Crenshaw took a 73
and 139.
BARBER WAS TIED at 137
with Mike McCullough, who shot
Rankin ~eads
67; Bobby Wadkins, also 67; CU
Morgan, 67; Blll Rogers, 69, and
D.A. Weibring. 66.
Deadlocked another stroke
back were Kermit Zarley,
Orville Moody and Lee Elder.
Then came Crenshaw, 1977 lead-
Ing money winner Andy Bean,
Ed Sabo. Fred Marti, Pat
Fitzsimons, Artie McNickle.
Bruce Ustzke, Don Bies and Bob
Shearer.
The starting field of 150 was
trimmed to the low 70, with the
cut made after 144, for the final
two rounds or the 72-bole event.
Major casualties included five
former Pleasant Valley winners
-Billy Casper, Roger Maltbie,
Bruce Devlin, Vic Regalado and
Tom Sh~w.
The tournament, sponsored by
American Optical Co., is worth
$45,000 to the winner.
s.concl·round tcOr'tS In IM ms,ooo ,....._.
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M. H•res 67 .... llJ P. Fltnl-~Ut
8. Ollar ~13S A. 8 .. n ... '°',,. R. F1ovo •1-6~135 e . S.bo fW.Ut
C. 5tlld!W .,_.,_.36 F. Maril ~ut
O. JMrsll 71.U.1311 G. Bums ... JO.tit 8. R099N ...._,3'1 J , Inman 72-MO
8. Wacllllns f0.6f.137 F. kMd 'IOJO-MO o. Moroan ~1.137 A. Curl 10-JI0.\40
O.A. Welbrino 11_...137 R. Stre<tl JIO.I0.140 M.M<Cul'Oll 7041-\l7 H. 8IMCAIS 7U1·MO
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L. £Ider 1'Mo&-1» T. PutUtr 10-IMAI
D. 81et ... ,.llt J. Sd>roedff ,,...UI
8. Cr-... n.13' L. WedlllM n·~IO
8. Lletllte .. 11-13' T. Kite 7>*141
A. M<Nlcille 10-*IJ9 o. Graham JIO.lf.IAI :> ~rer .. ,..,Jt G. Ar<MT ,,..,._ .. ,
Her Back's OK;
So Is Her Golf
MANHASSET, N.Y. tAP> -
Judy Rankin, leading money
winner on the ladies golf tour for
the last two years. shot a four-
under-par 69 Friday lo take the
lead at the midway point of the
$100.000 tournament at the North
Hills Country Club with a 6-
c:ider 140.
Rankin, winless this year after
ca9;,uring five titles in 1977, had
four birdies on the par-73,
6,143-yard course. three of them
oo the front nine. Her card was
33-36.
HAMPERED BY A lower
back problem since last fall,
Rankin bounced back following
a disastrous tie for 22nd place in
Jast week's European Open.
Sally Little of South Africa
shot a par 73 to go with her first-
day 69 and remained at 141. She
held a one-stroke lead over Jane
Blalock, who has posted iden-
tical rounds or 71, and Jerilyn
Britz.
Blalock, the third-leading
money winner on this year's
tour, bad a 2·under 34 on the
front nine and finished even at
37 on the back nine. She had a
bogey-6 on the lltb and a
bogey-5 on the final bole.
PLAY IN THE 72-hole tourna-
ment was held up for 37 minutes
during the middJe or the after-
noon ~cause of heavy rain,
thunder and lightning.
Sandra Post. the first-day
leader with a 69, was 3-over-par
with a 76 and dropped into a
four-way tie with Pam Higgins,
Hollis Stacy and Sylvia Ferdon
at 143.
Debbie Austin, the defending
champion, registered a 3-under
70 after a 75 lo move into a rour-
w ay Ue with Debbie Massey and
vetera~ Kathy Whitworth and
Joanne Carner at 145. Nancy
Lopez matched par after a dis-
astrous first-Oay 79 and was at
152.
"ALL l'M TRYING to do is
play my own game," said
Rankin, one or the smallest
memben on tbe tour at S-foot-3
and no pounds. "When I played
my own game before, tt was
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J. Rankin 1 ..... 140
S. Llttle ...,,_141
J . liriU 72-l~IQ
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good enough lo win. Now I'd like
to get it back. .
What is Rankin's problem~
"Trying to play bu.rt." was the
reply. "When l hurt my back
last fall, l went lo a strange
swing. It was about two feet.
When I swing normally, l'm
all right."
RANKIN. ONLY 191'11 on this year's money list with S34.360.
also said confidence was
something else missing from her
game.
"I haven't really gone wbacko
or orr the deep end," said
Rankin, who is accompanied on
the tour by her husband, Yippy,
and son, Touey.
Horse Racing
Results
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(V~lllS.40.
Foufll\ rec-Tortltla Fl•t ITr•atutel s.ao,
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by Templeton and Forman
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ENTERTAINMENT I TRIVIA
PolamkiSet
For New Film
PAR.JS (AP> -Falm dlrfftor Roman Polanski
hu lllarted wort bert on hlJ fanl
ltlm slnce n ln1 the Vnltf'd
Stul early Ulla year t.o avoid
s~ntencln1. on a morall charae A spokesman said Ploan11kl
s t.rtf'd work a week aao on
"Tt-ss.'' a n adapUon of lhe
EnaUsh clank "Teu of the d·
Urvervllles'' by Thomas Hardy
Tess Is beln1 played by
Nastassaa Kmslu, 11, daqbter of
German actor Klaus Klnakl. The
mm wlll be shot ln P.arts und other locations around
France.
STADIUM
DHIVE IN
f\.t1•U .. nt•• \l.tdu1m•0••"'9C
6l!t., 10•639 1160 --
l Btll BmtOlDS-lAWRINCi GORDON Production
BURl RllNOlDS is
1IOOIW llse hTll JAN-Ml&IWL ~NCOO · SAllY RRD
llAN IB1H. ROBBn KlIIN · bafift ... lAmrJ OORDON
Stty q WAH GRUN l WAlJlB t H(l)ON
Sa.,uy ~ lHOMAS RICOON m Bill llRBY
~-~ q HANK MOONJfAN · 1rac1d q HAl NmJllAN _______ _.·----~
m'!==--;.= ·-==..::o
AM ....... obeerntloM of II ..
along th• Ora"t• CO.t,
penMd by ......... ... , ... DAILY PILOT
t .. • • • • • •
Thu 1uperstor1 wenl down swinging for the
moil P•rt this week us the ltoad alUUler scooted
into a tic for second place wlth a modest total of
el&bt polnta, hl&h ror the week.
Cerben&1 und Jobn Wayne held on t.o their
1hurc of the Avl11 1pol with 7\.11 polnta each, whllfl
Pandora pocks ctfecked In with seven, good
enou1h t.o hold a 11llm hair-point lead. Also answer·
ln1 seven corn-ctly were Vet Another Ftne Meas
und A Smatterln1 of l1&norance.
Trlvluddicts ure reminded that lbe Orange
County Press Club is sponsoring a Trivia Night
next Friday at 6:30 at the Williamsburg Tavern,
1400 S. Bristol St .. Newport Beach. Come match
wits against some or the best minds in the
newspaper business.
Nobody solved the bonus question last week. so
we'll see if we can make il two in a row with
number eight today. Huppy trivializing.
I . WHAT TWO WORDS MADE Dayton Allen
sort of famous in the Fifties?
2. ln the comic strip Mixed Singles. what is
Arnold's last name?
3. "Never do I ask an August aky where has
last July gone" is a lyric from what musical?
4. In the movie "The Good, the Bad and the
Ugly," what was the amount of the treasure Clint
East wood pursued?
no one gonna
beat' cha,
hanglnwtth
the gang
the street
wlbe
yow teach' a." ---
ABIAZI
... •.•;; .. -..~r: •
Saturday, August 12, 1978 DAIL y P1LOT Bl
By T.T.
5. NAME THE BULL IN the Sbllt.a Malt Liquor
ads.
6. "Two minds without a alngle thought" was a
phrase used to describe what two comedians?
7. Cloris Leachman has two Oscars in the
family. hers and her uncle's. Name the uncle.
8. In what play, after getting bopped on the
noggin. does a character imagine himself tQ be
both of the Wri,rht brothers?
I . WHAT IS GRACE STAFFORD'S contribu·
tion. lo the American cinema?
10. Gloria's flight or rancy turned out to be a
one-way trip in what movie?
Last Week'• Anawen
1. Mr. Dwmahee <G leason customer>
2. A pig <Solid Mahogany)
3. Carlton C''ping" ciJ<arette)
4. "Cry Me a River" ("plebian" song>
5. "Barefoot in the Park" CRedford show>
6. A star l"Rollercoaster" stamp>
7. Louisville Slugger <Goalie's stick>
8. $100 <Keach's cut >
9. The Chronicle Herald CJanssen's paper)
10. "The Apartment" I movie riddle>
Send your anawers to TRIVIA. cl o the Daily Pilot,
Boz IS60. Costa Mesa 92626. All entries must be received
by WedMsday. otherwase half the player's last icore will
be awarded.
Goldie for Streisand
Columbia Records r eports that Barbra
Streisand has earned her 23rd RIAA Gold LP -
"Songbird," which was recently released.
RIAA Gold LPs are awarded for sales in ex-
cess or 500.000 units. Streisand also has two RIAA
Platinum LPs. ror sales in excess of one million
copies.
'
MATINEES SATURDAY & $UNDAY
"SGT. PEPPER'S LONELY
HEARTS CLUB BAND" (PG)
"THE BUDDY HOLLY STORY"
"'THE SWARM" (PG)
'WHO'LL STOP THE RAIN?"
'WHERE'S POPPA?" CR>.
"THE CHEAP DETECTIVE" CPGJ
"MURDER BY DEATH"
"HEAVEN CAN WAIT" (PG)
"FOUL PLAY" (PG)
STRDIUm 6scREEn
639 7860 OA IVE -ln
"FOUL PlA Y" (PG)
"FUN WITH DICK & JANE"
"CONVOY"
"EAT MY OUST" (PG}
Stadium
"THE DRIVER" (R)
"THUNDER ANO LIGHTNING"
"BUDDY HOLLY STORY" (PG)
"THANK GOD IT'S FRIDAY"
"HEAVEN CAN WAIT"
"AMERICAN HOT WAX" (PG}
ALL OIUVIE·INS O~N 6:)0,.M .... MTL Y
Cl\ild Under 12 f'rce Unlen • KMICI,. P\ay9round
!
Dirttting Fil•
Cliff Holding
Out for Cash
GREENFIELD. Mass. <API -Actor Cliff
Robertson says he won't do any more work as
director of a film about the discovery or love and
sex by pre-adolescents until Xanadu Productions
pays its debts. Xanadu officials say they are negotiating in
Canada for new fina ncing lo complete the film,
"Morning, Winter and Night."
featuring Brooke Shields. the
controversial child actress who
poTlrayed a prostitute in the
movie "Pretty Bab.y ...
"It's a case or well-meaning
but inexperie nced producers
who ran into 'budget problems
but wouldn't be straightforward
about it.'· Robertson said in an
intervtew with the Greenfield
Recorder rtom his summer
home in EaSl Rampton. N. Y "But 1 don't intend to
go back t.o work until every individual. not only ac·
tors, but everyone there in Greenfield, is paid."
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J ..... .~ •'TMI MAOCU
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• MOVll
Ronny Cox plays a doctor who develops
a tr usting re lationship with a frightened
Jndi~n girl (Joanelle RomerG) in "The
Girl Called Hatter Fox" airing tonight
al 9 on CBS, Channel 2 .
• • ''Tlle Stt8ng9 DNth °' Molpll Hltllw" {1"31 om SondergNtd. LudwoO
OoMlft,. The euct ~
of ... ..., !NII• ~ IOt
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"Robin Hood Jt " A CMt
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dren ~ • ~
~of tM dMaic IAI
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tuneret of PopePeul e eo ....... of ~
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tlt67) Jom u.tloMy, Wll-
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....,.. ~. tof'C9d
down In a aorm. tll'°9
ltMll In • piece that -tllila~~ (1
lw. 30 min.)
11:001~ JUST FOR TEENS
ttOYA
"TM Mind Mactilna"
Who • 0t whtl • wriM , ••
oveJ wh•n compulat1
baglrl to t'*'ll battec 1'*1
t'-crMtOB?
11:11• M ... U
Plthll1n9ll Plratu al
....... •1~ Pllltlles
11:30. ()) 8ECAET8Olf1818
8 OMOHET
• NA8HV1U.E MUSIC
• MOVIE •*"Angels' Alley" (19481
TM 8owwy 8oya. Lao
Ootcey The bOya ••Pote a
rtcttet-wno utes young
boys In • eat stealing ring
11 Iv)
NTERNOON
12:0011 Cl) M'l. PAE--
SEASON FOOT'8AU
Dallas Cowboyt " Oanwr Btonc:os.
9 1W1UOHT ZONE
Thi' .. astronaut• lend on a
llranga planet and mMI
Its "c..etallw "
• MOVIE • * "'NMth 8roo6llY11
atldO•" ( 1842) Lao
Ootcey. 8otlOy JOfdan
The Ealt Sida l(ldl -In.
trOUllla once agllln. C 1 hr ..
30min.)
• THll WEE< IN
&'IDAU
• FAIJICH CHU
"lee Cr.am" (A)
t2:30. MOVIE * ~ "The Day The WOf1d
Ended" (1958) Aidlatd o.nn;ng. lOfi Nafson. Sell-.,., eurvl\lort of an atomic
war find a hOuM unc;on,.
tlll'l'l•nated t>y radiation. ( t
l~·~e=
GAADEHINO FAOM
THE OAOUNO UP
'Bult>I"
9 DllOOiO
"LlnCOln Hlgtt Sohool" 1:008 MOVIE • * * "Fall Of Tiie Roman
Empire" (1964) Sophia
Lor•n. Stephan Boyd
Marcua Aur.tlu1 II mut·
oared and his eon 1a1tea
o.....' .. ampel'Of, leeding
to IM fall of Iha empire (2
hfl .. 30 min.I
I IOUL TRAIN
BOU>ONES
A baau1iful model ~
wt'9fl doctOB lempMalily
refuM hW plat fOf a fec:lal
~•tlOn.
tD MOVIE • • • * "Oc1obet" I tt21)
Owected t>y Sergei e.n.
1teon A .-..creation of "ten
days that shook the
WOf'ld.'' the 19t7 AuSSIM
Rellotutton. 12 hr$. 30
min)
OJ MOVIE
"L-·s~ance"
Juna Lockll1tl. Jan
Provosl. A Wl1conson
vacatlOll onvotvea LaAie 1n
a _,.. of exciting adven·
tur•. C2 hrt.)
1:308 MOYIE * * "Hold Thll Ghoat"
(11141) Abbott and eo.t•
lo, Joan Davis. A gangaer
Ola•llt'I Llstiap e KNXT (C8S) Los Angeles
• KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles
1 KTLA (Ind.) Los Angeles
KABC· TV (ABC) Los Angeles Cll KFMB (CBS) San Diego
O KHJ-TV (Ind.) Los Angeles 9 KCST (ABC) San Diego
• KTTV (Ind.) Los Angeles
• KCOP· TV (Ind.) Loa Angeles
• KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles e KOCE·TV (PBS) Huntington Beach
..._ • r09dtloUN to Bud
and Lou. (t hr .. 30 min.) 2:00. 1t7t MAJ JUNIOA OlYMPICS
live c:ovetaea ot compa11-
uon In Summar Olymj)lc
event• for amateur•
bat-the 91 of 12
and t8 lrom the Unillw!Mly
or Nat>ruk• in UnCOln .
D IMO YAU.EV
Heath WancMrl Ink> •
ghOll rown inhllblled by
ltYe CfU'f oaopla.
• Mll8ION:
M"088a.E
"ThaSpy"
g) MOO&OUAD
Peta. Linc and Julia try to
find Iha lendlord raapooll-
t>la for cond•lloM In 1 run
down 11um nelghbOrhood. m IT'S EVERYBOOY'S
8U8lNE.8S
"Compufat ()parlllonl"
~30 I!) IT'S EVEAYtlOOY'S
BUllNE.88
"Future Of Butlneu"
3:«> II FAT AL8EAT D BONANZA
A range dlteetlW. lllt9d to .
stop Clllla th....,._, It -· pected of accepting wo= then murder.
* * ~ "Wlnchaaler 73"
(1967) Torn Tryon. John
Saxon. A man'• prtz.ct nrta
)I llolan, and M Wal\9 tOf It
to go through many handa
bafe>te II 18 returned. C2
M.)
•• MOVIE • *'" "The Mind
Bendal5" ( t963) Olrll
Bogarde. Mary Ute Whan
a 1clanll1t commlll suocooe. MCUf'lty officials
11westogate lhe posalblllty
ot his having told MCfetl
to f°'*Qll agan11. (2 tits )
41) TARZAH
A young women oom. lo
1111 rungla '89111ng lo
avenge the death of her
I>< other m sPECW.
"College Can Be KIWlng''
An Investigative report on
Ille w1y collegeS deal with
stress. M•ietY and potan-
llal IUlcides among their
s1udent populatoons
(I) MOVIE ,_, * • • "Body And Soul"
( 19471 Jenn Garfield. Liiii
Palmer A bOor follows a
crooked ltna lrom the
sll(m• to the top of the
loghling rllcilet. only to ;-c' ~ways (2 h<t 1
* * ·~ "Altu&l Of Ellll''
( 106111 loul1 Jourdan.
Anna Baxter. A paychia-
trlat andanger1 1'111 Ille
wMn '"'~ lnYolved In lhe occult altar •
wellthy petlenl dlal (2
ut 1""' 1
WAOI AfJNJ/fJlf't IA~V Tl* ........ tutdeY" will
be bfoedcatl IM ttom Iha
Garden Thaltt9 l'ellht .. II\ lamedlll ,.,.,
L~~TTWll. ~LY
Hott °' Manna WNtmtn.
OueetL °' Dom Atmantt• no, WllllM\ J. Lamont
4:00 I MlltU MAGOO Y<1'tNM TO THI
80TTOM 0# n4e llA
e1tpot11'• to tedlaUon
~ Adftllt., Nelaotl to ......., a recutranca of the
Wwewolf """9.
• MOYll * • ~ "Thia WOfMl'I II
Oengatoue" I 1'62) ..1oar1
Otawlotd. Oennla ),totgtn.
An Ufl(lefwOtld VIP lalll
In loYe •hat almOal loalng
her ~t. (2 hr•)
• LATINO
~
"Amba1ud0t Matgaln"
(Part 1)
• MM. ESTATE AHO
YOU
"Are Tllefe Ad<11t1on11
Legal C<lnsldWatlon1?"
4:30 8 F'll.M ft:STIVM.
"Jew/" A Puerto Abn t>oy ,_ dilCrimlnatlon wnan
he MOvaa 10 • -neigh·
boftlood. (R)
• GREATUT l'°'"8
&..l9QDll9
"Rod lAllW"
• QUE PA.SA. U.s.A.?
Antonio mallel • birthday
wtlh· lhll onry Sptnieh t>e
spollen •ound Iha hOule.
(A) Gil AfAI. ESfATE AHO
YOU
~· S:OO 8 WORLD M
SUfMVAl.
"WOfld Of Roe Dear" 9 Cl) ITAA TAE.K
The Enlatptlse It damaged
In an Ion 1tonn. OM er_.
man la dead. and Capt.
Kint II c:Nrgad with hiS
1'11\Hdlr.
• W108 WOAt.O Olf
8PORT8
M U Swlmmlng Cham-
p1on1hlp1 from Wood·
.lllnda. Joas; MU Divlno
Ch•mplon•~ from Ml1-5'°'1 Vlt)o. California.
II MOVIE ***,_. "To Httl And
'Baek.. ( 1115151 Audia
Murplly. Mar.hall Thomp-
aon. Audit Murphy ~
hlmMH In the ICl'Mn adap-
tation of hit artoblogrtiphl-
cal -novel. (2 hfl.) • MOVIE
• • • ,.., "Summertime"
(1955) Kltharlne Hepburn.
flosNno Btazzi. An Al'llerl-
ean tourist In Venice lall1
In IOve with a marrlld man .
i lfl.)
8TAR80CCEA
VISA
"Running With TM Bulls"
Biii and Eatl Marp.at
explore the centurv-<lld (It.
ual of men runninq In llont
ot bulls through the •1r .. 11
of P"""'°"8. 5'*n. dur •
Ing 1M liasta of San-
Fennln. a NEW8
S:3011 LA8T ~THE WILD
"POisOned Sea"
D NEWS crl WIOE WDALDOF
SPOA1i8
AAU Sw1mminQ Cham·
pion•hlP• lrom WOOd-
landl. Texas; MU OIYlng
Champi<>nlhops from Mi•
&ion Viet<>. Ca11tornl1.
EVENING
8:00 I ()) C8S NEWS N8CHEWS 9 MOVIE
• • • "The Kid Ftom
Brooklyn" ( 19461 Danny
Kll)'ct. Virginia Mayo By a
llranga lwlSt ot late. a
m!Nunan beComM a t>Oxer.
(2 hrs)
g)MO'M
• • • "Trout>la Along Tne
Way" ( t~) John Wa,na.
TUBE TOPPERS
KTLA 8 8~00 -Angels Baseball.
The Californians ,take on the Seattle
Mariners in SeaUle.
NBC D 9;00 -"The Golden Heist."
Telly Savalas and James Mason head
the cust of this 1975 "caper" movie
about three men trying to recover u
wartime shipment of gold bullion.
KTTV t9 11 :00 -Rams Football. A t~pe-delayed lelec~st or tonight's ex-hibition game agamst the San Diego
Chargers.
Donna Raad. A football
COllGh. taddanad by Iha
a~ ot Illa wtta and
child. !Md• hll team 10 -Mn
Iha big gatna. (2 hfl I • THI ONGIHALI;
WOMIHffAlff
.. Anonymou• A• A
Woman" The folk att of
l8th and l9th '*''"'Y
'tlWOfl'9n II OM of Amarica'I
lncllganout and rlchMt CUl-
totlll harltagM . fB ntl RIAL MtfNOA
"Thara'a No Bual,,_ Uke
Big eu.i-" Ben J Wtt·
tanberg arguH, "fha
Atner1can COIPOf•llon pt0-
11\des more oaopla lltllh
more ,_.it191 end lu•·
Uliel than any system the
world hea ever_,,··
8'30 8 Cll NIW8 MARY TYLER MOORE
Mary le In a qutndart
when Iha tealinl that .,.
Just gn't I~ Iha yourio
son of the~ men
•he't been dat~. ·~ "FOOd FetlaMI" FOOd -
-ICMt II bul II het81 us.
Scat1" lfOtl'I "The Fat
Film" and "Eat. ()(Ink And
Be Wary" ata lhOwn. Md
the comedy group. "The
San Franclaco Tim••"
patforma,
• £OOHOMICAU. y
8PEMING
Holl: Or. Marina Whitman. 1•1 HEMAHONOW -rAMte:Y~
fYEWfTMEla LOI AHM'N
A klolt at Mfety on IN
beacfl; reporta Oft th\ ,....
vii of vaudevllla; waya to
thwart burglarl In ~
neighbomood.
• ll'Aee:1•
A ~ tr.oar landt on
•• wllh meny objacta of
tr9de, Including a deYloa
wtlic:fl can "9' the ~
bed! to &rth.
• LAWRIENC& WW<
"Today" Burt Bactlerach •
M arvin Hamll1ch. the
Beatlel. Stevie Wonder.
John Den\lat, Rod McKuen
and Nail sedalla -Nlut· ed by Walk and his c;ompa.
fa SPLIT DECtSK>H:
8UPMME COURT '7'
Th• Bakke CHe II
dlscuued m EVENING AT POPS
Tony Bannett llllulll the
mUSlc or Cote Port., and
presentt 1 MW arrange-
ment of "I Left Mv Haar1 In
San Francisco."
()) OH THE MOVE ®l WOLfMAH JACt<
7:i0 8 THE PAfCE 18 RIGHT G IN 8fAACH ~ ...
"Tha Lost Ourchman
Mine" Since 1860. count·
less 1>41'aon1 have "* woth
tragedy and death whlle
searcning '"' th41 lost Outc:Mlan mine.
• ~ fJ)l11()N '
Barbara Feldon "'POf'l• on
a Penthouse maguine
r'l'Odel. eryonlcs. a Ormng
ICl'lool for cheulteunl. Ille
atrange W0<1d ol punk rocll
and a lady train englMer.
81) TWO AONNtE8
Ronnie Corbet1 and Aon·
nle Barket perlorm 1
lllatch aboul two man 11 a
p911y wtlo llnd they have
ml1concept1on1 about
H eh other'• ptlvala
allalrs, end a coeknay -· 11on ol the opera
"Carmen".
I KUN'I "°"'-.I THATI HOUYWOOO .. (J)ee>e~
EmMy 111a1 home tor a
T~ Dey !amity
r~. !Nvlng Bo«> to
lhara Iha bi<d with 1111
mala t>uddlaa CAI 8 IOCWOMAH
"The M1ttten1 Ar•
COming, The Marti-Are
Coming" J.ima trial 10
reac:ua Rudy Walla. wt1o
... abducted by elianl In
•llylr'O~ (R)
• MllMU.
Celt!Oft'ia Mgall 111. S..t·
Ila Marinara ~
•@'NAY "The "Wit Time" 8uOdy It
emb#rMNCI by hat ~· wt1at1 w acc.pt1 an 10
t><ac:.-lfom hat tioy-
•rtand CWlllia AalMll (Al ewov. ........ ~. Ctase)
RlctWd Widmark. 00.-
Aeed. When he men era
kllad In an Aped'8 ra6d,
the._~ -1.-.d
wlltl a lftyllery. ( t hr.. 30
lnln.)
• • IT-'"ON>'S
QMND CENTRAL
• 90l00NU
11\~~tW lllelna
mediclll -di to help an
111ronau1 01t>1t1ng the
moon
• MOVIE
• •• "law And Dllorder"
( 19581 MictlMI Redgfaw.
Robe<I MOflay. A ratlrad
Ctook hu a hard time
118)'!n0 out of trouble I t
hf . t5 mon ) D 8PE:C1AL
"The PriceleM Trelll.lnlt
Of Otesden" Inauguration
"c:eremonlel of the East
Building of the Nahonal
Gallery of Art. along wllh
President C!Wttr's olllcill
remat111. ara blended with
pieces trorn 11141 Gallery's
Ot.oen collectton and
music of the period.
1:30 II Cll BABY. ru 8ACk
Ollvla ~ herself as
a French tarnptreu 10
prove lo ~ that Col.
Oiclley'a lntereat Is more
than lkln deep. CR)
t:OO 8 ()) 088 MOVIE • *'"' "A Glrl Called
Hatter Fo•" ( lG77) Ronny
Co•. Joarlalle Aometo A
young doclor attempts to
tlfllaga the Ille of an Indian
girl c.ught In a mantat
struggle ~ her Ind>-
.,, heritage and Iha wflll•
man'• -Y of Ille. (Al D NeCMOVIE
• ,_, "The Golden Heist"
( 1975) Telly S1valH,
.i-Maaon An ~
can busln.arnan joln1
fOf'cae with a master Ihle!
anct an ••-Garman Army
olliCar to recover a ship-
ment of gold bullion .,olen
dur~WWll 8 ®) LOVE BOAT
"Crash Diet Bluel" Jelalca
Wallet; "Thil ~ Of
love" Caren Kaye. Owt.
topha( Oaoroa: ''l'K Nev«
Fall lft L9va Ag•ln" Aoeemwl9. ~ ...,,., ••
dlln. ,,.,
•taHAW au.ta: Statler 8'otllar1,
l.lndt~-· • GOO'a IMUOOLM
8'ocNr ~. ~
of "()pen Door•." an
OfgMl!utlon that tmugglM
Blblla Into anti.ctv11t1an
eoun1r1ee. Interviews Cot· na T., Boom and ~
1<ot'b4111. both of ~
hMI baef1 Im~ for
IT~~
TM!ATM
"POlderk" (P_, tO of t3)
t:ll• f\.YAWAY
Robin L..,._,., film about
one man·• effort a to tty
end ttlen rec:.pture his
modal llfplena, COftlrMll
th41 MtttlDOund oo.tacle
ridden pllth of man With
'Iha lr-tloWlng glide of
thepltne.
t::IO.MCMI
• • • "Chief Otary
Hora•" (t8115) Victor
~ 8uun w . The
.,...... 8ba ohlaf In -..
tcwy la toroad to brellk hie fonO-tlrna ~ llltlfl •
C8ll1*y "'*'. ( t hr.. 30 min.I
•...aT'HeWOM.D ~JEMEAU.EH
A .,...... -w-winnlng
tllm study of !ht ptllnt.,
.i-Allarl. 10:00. 9 ,AHfASY Ill.ANO
A famou1 comedienne
(Marcia Straa1man)
dallf'• a nonnal Ute. and
two young man (Jemn
MICNttluf. Chrlltoptler
ConnallV) dream of IMding
an Infamous outlaw geng.
{A)
• POPI Goea ntE
COUNTRY ·~ ~AT
WOlfTMP
"The WOf'ld Serie1 Of
Jazz" Singer Billy
Ecksllna. pianill Earl
"F1tha" H'"-and tnKn-
paler Oluy Gilleaple
~together. {A)
1o:IO • NEWS
11:001G•(J)t11 HEWS
tOft.Ui&llCAH
STYLE
"Love And The Mi.tr_ ..
Hany lnYit81 Bruno and h1$
lnllic-IO dlnnw.. "l.CNI
And Accldentll PasM>n''
Jill has an automoblla acd·
dent. I SECOND aTYTY
NFL PM-IEAIOH
FOOT8AU.
Loi Ange!el Aanw vs. San
Diego Chargers
• MONTY PYTHON'S
fl.VIG aAQJ8
• TWOAOMIEJ
AontMa Corbett and Ron-
nie Barket perform a
sketch about two men at a
party wN> find they have
misconceptions at>out
each other's private
allalrs, and a cockney ver.
11on ot the opera.
"Cennen"
11:1&• ABCHEWS
11:ao II MOVE • • ,_,,.., "Rose Tattoo"
t •955) Anna Magnani. Bun
Lancaster A woman testa
her late hulblnd' s hllthflJI.
nea• t>efOf'a becoming
imlOMld with an0111« man
{2 hfs • 20 min ) G SATUADAY MGHT
LIVE
Holt: Horman Leet. Guest:
Boz Scaoot (Al
• lWIUOHT ZONE
"Mr. Demon On e>oom.-
*t" A~~
!Ingar ragalre '* .. and
~to a lhoot-out.
8 MOYIE
*·~"The Chase" (t968)
Marlon Brando. Jane
Fonda. A lharill tries ro
pr_,I IM tragic mM!lng
of an escaped conlliet and
hit aduttr-wlla. 12 hrl..
30mon.)
• MOVll
•• '"Tiie a.. 8eund Of
Dedl" (1913) Eml c..
Lda AMI&. Tllo young '°""
wt !NII•. Otl~d peel
to rMum 10 MCtl OU.
aftw~.catn.> • YOYll •
• • "Hol)WOOd a.w-
e ," t> AMNtd CGrM. J111e
AclMIL A tltm Ptoducef • malllno • mcJllle about en
untolved Hollywood
murder. ~ 11'1\ooMd'
In IOMng the etlrrle. ( 1 tv .•
30mln.) •
• IUCK
~Of\TMI
()) MOVll
• • • ... "The Big Slly"
( 1052) l<lrk Oougtat •
0-.V M..tln. Explorwt
Ira ..... up Iha M"-"1 RN-
w to Blac:kloot ~ ~
'°'Y· daliplte ttla "-dJ. C:Zhra.)
9~ •
• • • "The Wacklelt SNp
In The Anrty" ( '961) "**
lemn!on. Aldly ........ A
milflt lllip and ~ Pf~
to ba lnllrumantll In wlll-
nlng a WOfld War II battle •
(2 !Ira., t5 "*'··
t.C>RNING l2:00. 1WIUOtfT 10HE
On hit way home. a man t• ~on a train and
-..ens In • town naimad
Wiiioughby.
tl:IO• ~DEWY
o.trolt Devil• VI. LOs
~T-81rdtl
1:00 D AOCK CONCERT
Guetla: The Bay CUY
Aollats, Naw fllders of the
Purple Sage, Glenn &..,.,
and The VIilage ldlotL
• MOVIE
• ~ "The Curse Of tile
Doll People" {186l) EMra
Quintana. Ramon o.Y.
Four adventwers ara !JUI
uroder a deadly curse attar
witneasing MCte1 18b()o
cet~ In Hetll. { 1 hf ..
30mln.1
1:309 MOVIE * • "Rogue·• Yarn"
( 1958) Nicola Maur_,.
Oeteti Boncl. A man .. ,
out Jo ptan the mu<d« of
..... wealttly. oic* wife. It
hr ,30mlnl
• ADVEHTUMR8
"Lo¥eAlwa)il. MiQdia"
Cl) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE
"love And The P-1
Code-CaMn Pyt>orn lies
bMfl _,ited t>y two
tove-stllfWO -· 1:48 ltl ABC NEWS
1:S08 NEWS
2:00 G MOVIE * * '4 .. FaitnY By G811ghe"
C 11148) Jame• Maao11.
St~ GrMglr. One"*'
lwi.the111181ofal!Nt
coma Into contact with
him. (2 hra.)
• MOVE • * • "O·Men'" (1935)
Jamas Cagney. llo)ld
Nolan A young man.
r.iled t>y a gangster. jOlns
Ille Q..men. (2 hfl.) "
Cl) LOVE. AMEAICAH
8TYlE
"Love And The Four-sk»d
Tnangle" Allee IS lnfalual·
ed wllh hoar marrlad bota.
2:208 MOVIE
• • ·~ "The Nutty ~
SOf" (1983) J«ry L-•.
Stella SI-.
2:30 •• NEWS 3:00 MOVIE • * "As long As You
l ive·· f t11641 M arlarte
Koch. Karin Oor . * '"' "Sellen OoOts To Death~ I 1~2) Chldl Chan-
dtar. June Clyde.
4:00 G MOVIE * * "Floodt Of Fear"
('859) Howard Keal. AtWM
Heywood.
• MOVIE * • * ''The Happy Time"
( t11521 Charlal Boyer. M8f·
Iha HUl"I.
Comedian
Locates New Grid Queen for CB~
Benefactor
DENVER <A P > -Comedian
Flip Wilson says he once landed
a two-week contract when a
friend and the friend's four
brothers each called a Colorado
Springs night club and told the
owner they were interested in a
rumor that Wilson was perform-
ing.
The night club manaser had
never beard of Wilson, but was
so impressed by the "following"
that when Wilson showed up to
aak for a job, he got one.
Willon told Color.ado reporters
be bad forgotten tbe friend's
name and wanted to locate him.
Last week, Bill Qood, 52
stepped forward. '
Good, who now operates a
used book store, was reunited
with WtJ.son Friday at the Tum
of the Century nisht club.
Wilson said be owes something
to Good, and, "We're 1onna come up with something
special."
Ford Special
Director Set
Bob Banner Associates has
set Don Mileher to direct tho two-bour Ford Motor Company
annlvenary apeelal, "Salute to
American Imaciftatlon," slated
for October~ on CBS-TV.
accordlna to producer Steve
PouUot.
Firmed for prod:ucUon l>Oltl are writer Rod Warren, produc·
Uon execudve Alan Baker, aa· 1ociate ~Dffl' Jack· Self ert
and art d1NCtCJr Charin IJJan·
by. Bob Bu.aer lt executive
producer.
the movie .. Newman's
Law,'' a TV premiere airlna
Sunday at 9:30 on ABC, ,
Channel 7.
Jayne Kennedy Knows Her Football
By 'A Y SHARBUTI'
LOS ANGELES <AP) -It's
said , Jayne · Kennedy, you've
never played pro football. as bas
Irv Cross, or written of sports,
aa has Brent Musburger. What
qualifies you .to talk Sunday foot·
ball with them?
"Well, I was basically brought
up on football, and I've admired
the sport al.nee I was a kid," said
the actress, 26, who Joins the two
1ent1 on CBS' half-time football
1how on Au1. ZI. "I don't thlnk I'll be expected
to have the technical
knowledae and know-how Irv
Crosa has. My Job on the pro-
1ram ts to interview sports
personalities and bring out the
human aide of them.
.. AND I TIDNK my knowledae
ln the sports field, especially
football, ls well·rounded enough
to do that."
A former Miss Ohio, sbe is
1ucaeedlns Phyllls Geor1e, a
former Miss America who has
been on "The NFL Today" 1ince
the fall ol ms. Mlal Oeoree now
will hOlt CBS' new "People"
series.
Miu Geor1e'1 predeceasor
w11 Jan Cbutain, who did one
aeuoo. Her bac~nd wu in aporttcaattna. She d done tbat 18 yean.
CBS' rookie 1POrteaal•r pte• vloully wu 1t•&ted on W ~ In !
aucb fare u 7"Pollce ston',"
"Wond•r Woman," and ~ko
Jak," and in sl• ruma. ·~ thm "Group Marrl•••" '.,and "Blc n .. :·
'
her views on her new job. ber
press agent arranged a phone
chat with Miss Kennedy from
his office at Rogers & Cowan. a
top Hollywood emporium of tub-
thumping.
She said she landed her Job
after initial int.erviews an a
day-long audition with 18 other
prospects at CBS in New York.
The audition was a minishow.
she explained, in which each
candidate was interviewed by
M u1bur1er. then read some
copy, then interviewed a New
York Giant for five minutes.
For Miss K .. a Pasadena reel·
dent and married to producer.
actor Leon Kennedx, it led to a
one·year contract with a re·
new al option.
AS SHE'LL NOW be sighted t.n
CBS' pirkln parlor. she waa
asked l the suspects male
cbauvlnl1l8 ln the bars of
America will be arousing about
actresses lnterruptin, their foot·
ball Sundays. •'Oh, absolutely,.. the lady
lauahed. "I don't think there's really anything I could say to
tbem that would change tbelr
mlnd1. I'll Just have to take It in
Miss Kennedy. from suburban
Cleveland and active in sports
as a kid, has done only one other
TV sports effort. a pilot called
"Yours in S~rts." a kind of
athletically Inclined "Person to
Person."
DID SHE TAKE the CBS
Sports job mainly to aid her act-
ing career?
"No, I'm 'doin~ it mainly
because I like it,' she firmly
replJed. "Tbat may sound funny.
but I do. I've a lways loved
sports. I never thought I'd be
working in the sports media.
"I can honestly say I never
thou,bt I'd be a sports journalist
. . . 'm sure it will help my act-
ing career. but that's not the-
reasoo I did it.
"I toot the job because I know
tbat I '11 eQJo7 lt."
APW
ON •Nfl TODAY'
Jayne Kennedy
TV Miniseries Set ·:
LOS ANGE~ <AP> -"The Sacltetts" will be made tnt1> 1 :
four-hour mlnJ aeries by NBC in the fint TV ad•ptation ot the '74· ' novels by Loula L'Amour.
The sen. wUl combine two novels, ''The Sactettl'' and •'The :
Daybreake.ts, •• tellinJ o1 thelr Confrontations with outlawa and ln·
dlan1, the discovery of gold and thelr part In the openlna of the ~
atrlde." New Meltlco t.errib'y. • ,-------~----91!' ...................................................................... ..,i·:
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NOW PLAYING
lDWAllOI CllWllA
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FOUH AIM YAlllY
ORIYl·lll
f ountam Valley
962 2481
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• YUiii "IRASF IS TBIRIFIC Rift
l's PIP•~ If• ldlcnlf c:IMr, .... 1111. sung Ind dlnl*t • ..,.. br ..
1W1 ltll"I, JaM Tmalll and OIMa ~ ''
John TnM>lta
--0..,.-Y .... -
• ( ..
by Michael 0 El1ner, P•ramounl president and
t'hld optratlna officer, to whom Wedemeyer waa
former!.)' aulat•nt
Thul II o dlreelor ot talent relaUon.s.
PART OF THE EXPLANATION may be lound
In lht-rnotherl~ co1nomeo. The poeltlon has not ex·
lated m today • movie atudlos. whlcb are more or
leu runtul Iota ror Independent producers.
811ck In Lhu crt.1 when st~los maintained large
tull'nl llsll. lfOmeone usually functioned as liaison
bctwt•tm t.hotlu under contract and the bosaes.
"Thut's wh:tl I will be doing,'' explained Miss
Wt•d\•mey6tr. "I'll be constantly available to the
tulent, both In motion plcturts and television, so
thl'y will khow they have a friend they can come
to If they huve u problem with management. I
will present It to the executives who are con·
t•crned
• · i\ LOT OF TROUBLE arises because of lack
of communication. I wm be able to go to manage·
ment and say so·1md·so is unhappy for this reason.
I think In moet cases the problem can be solved. If
1t becomes a dispute, naturally I will have to be on
the ~1de of management. 8ut 1 think we can avoid
that most 11r the time.··
Miss Wedemeyer explained that she will not
get involved in contract negotiations. such as the
recent dispute in which Penny Marshall and Cindy
Williams wanted raises before starting the new
~eason of "u1verne and Shirley."
"But I will work on other levels." she added.
.. For instance. John Travolta has made two in·
credibly Important pictures !'Saturday Night
Fever' and 'Grease' I for Paramount. Clnd natural-
ly we want to continue our relationship with him.
• "SINCE HE RAS BECOME such an Important
figure. he has both a personal staff and a mana1e·
ment 1taff. l h~ve established and mallltained a
personal relatJonablp with these people. so they
know they can come to me lor anythint that ls
needed. They know I have the ear of manage-
ment."
She also plans to be somethinJ of a welcome
wagon for new producers and other talent who
come to Paramount.
"It can be bewHderinlJ to move into a studio,"
she said. "There are a million departments here,
and I plan lo issue a handbook that will make llv·
ing here easier for the newcomers. I'll also make .,. ..,..,._
sure that I get to know them." SHE'S PARAMOUNT'S 'DEN MOTHER'
Lee Wedemeyer With Comic Chevy Ch•H
MISS WEDEMEYER IS QUICK to assert that ------------------"I'm good with people." Sbe bas learned that a.:~VaAaAL 8TUDt08 TOUR
knack by dealing with all kinds of tatented people ~AljMCA~r 01101mAM lASllOUA1m""'
during 20 years In TV and movies. Growint up in
Santa Monica, Calif .• she became enamoured with
the entertainment world and entered It right out of
high school.
Her first job was in th·e promotion department
of KT~.._ a television station then owned by Para·
mount. ~e worked at most of the IOClll stations.
finally landing a job as executive secretary to
Eisner when be was with the ABC.
·"Secretary' was a convenient euphemism,"
she said. "I never learned shorthand or typing.
although I taught myself to type. My main talent
in all my jobs waa to get things done. Mr. Eisner
bad seen me function. and that's why be chose me
for this Job. He wanted to create a Paramount
'family."'
It ... die Deltn
I zf 11& the flUfea ...
the rules lostl
TMIATRU-OAANOI! CO
SENIOR atmNS $2.00
'Drftttda's Dog'~
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Fangs for Memory?
By RON PENNINGTON n....i1,.... • ...-
NOW PLAYING
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Costa Mesa (714) 646·0573
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Mlt 1rirt11St5*%111 11U -
"HEAVEN
CAN WAIT''
~(PG)
The legend of Dracula is con·
stanlly being expanded, and the
latest twist is to give the bloodthirsty
Co11nt an equally bloodthirsty compa-
oion -a dog whose dev.otion to his
master extends beyond the grave.
Band has direeted in a very
straightforward manner. however.
and achieves good atmosphere and
some errecitve shocks in the dog at·
tacks -by the time the mm is over
there is a whole pack or vampire
dogs. The attack sequences are ex·
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showing the human victims being
ravaged by the animals.
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That's the premise of the latest
vampire potboiler. "Dracula's Dog,"
a Crown International Pictures re·
lease produced by Albert Band and
Frein k Ray Perilli.
Pcrilli's sc r eenplay has
Dracul.a's tomb in Transylvania be·
ing exposed during a military ex-
ereise and the coffin or the dog being
opened.
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from the dog's heart and the animal
-after disposing of his savior -
then does the same for Reggie
Nalder, a half.vampire (they don't
have to return to the coffin each
night I who had served the original
count. Nalder ~nd his pet then set off
to find a new master -a direct
descendant of Dracwa who is now
living with his family In Los Angeles .
And they find him on a camping trip
with his wife and Lwo children.
THE PERFORMANCES are all
acceptable within the framework of
the script, with Nalder creating an
eHecUve sinister force as the ser·
vant. Michael Pata ki plays the
descendant to Dracula <although for
some reason he did not inherit the
curse l and Jose Ferrer stars as a
police inspector from the old world
who comes over to help rid society of
this new evil tfortunately, this ap·
pears to be a religious dog and is re·
pelled by a crucifix, as are all good
vampires). Jan Sbutan is seen as
Pataki's wife and Llbbie Chase and
John Levin appear as lheir children.
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farfelched and much of Perilli's
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ludicrous, evoking a lot of uninten-
tional laughter .
The technical credits are all
solid, ineluding Bruce Logan's photo-
graphy, Harry Keramidas' editing
an<t Andrew Belling's music .
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The Tennessee Valley Authority is loaning
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of, from the Louisville & Nashville Railroad.
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HOLLYWOOD <AP> -"Sgt. Pep. ~r's Lonely Hearts Club Band," lt
1hould be noted up top, Is not a very
good movie. It is. ln ract. rather
awful slow·moving, lone. poorly
acted and directed and generally
void of substance.
Were it llt.el'ature. lt would beloll&
on the back of a cereal box.
It hos also been called •·an il·
lustrated 1ound track," a "record
album wlth pictures" and "a musical
comic book." It is all of that. and
less. The tum ls a collectlon of Im-ages and sound loosely connected by
29 Beatles songs performed by the Bee Gees, P e t er Frampton,
Aerosmlth, comic Steve Martin and
others
THERE IS NO DIALOGUE, just
music. There Is no story, either. just
the cartoon·like sketch portraying
the struggle for good and right fought
by Set. Pepper's Band, the Bee Gees,
Fr~mpton. against.. assorted villaill$-
Martin, Alice Cooper, Donald
Pleasence and Qthers.
That said, consider "Pepper" in its
proper context: Maybe instead of the
year's worst movie. "Pepper" is the
year's best advertisement. For
what? Ab, you're for getting the basic
economlcs of the New Hollywood.
A".,,.,..... Pop music is the undisputed king or
ROCK MUSIC'S HOTTEST COMBO, THE BEE GEES, HEAD CAST the Hollywood hill. With more than $3
Robin, Barry end Milurtce Gibb Sing Beatlea' Sona• billion in annual sales, the record biz
------------------------------has become what the movie industry
---------...... Valentino THE RETURN OF
THE HEART-WARMING MOVIE.
It's time to s~rt feeling,
and crying and laughing again.
""llO OOUJWY" ""'° ............. A BRYAJ'll l'ORBES Film
TATUM O'NEAL
CHRISTOPHER ANTHONY NANETTE
PLUMMER· HOPKINS ·NEWMAN
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LOS ANGELES CAP>
-Silent film star
Rudolf Valentino will
1fave o""he b1odr 'Ot 'What
is now Irving Boulevard
named after him despite
a veto by Mayor Tom
Bradley. the City Coun·
cit has decided.
Va lentino's house.
now converted to an
apartment building, sits
on the block that will be
na med Valentino Place
because of the 11·1 veto
overr ide. Valentino died
in 1926.
B'radley objected that
having one block named
differently might con-
fuse motorists, including
police, a mbul a n ce
drivers and firemen.
Council President
John Ferraro asked for
the override, noting the
apartment owners
would bear the costs of
c hanging the str eet
signs.
once was -the maker of stars, the
force behind fads, the finger on the
cash register keys.
"SGT. PEPPER" doesn't need to
be good; it needs to be pop, and that
it is. The sound track from this vapid
movie was shipped triple platinUm to
distributors -3.2 million units -
before the movie opened.
With the Bee Gees and Peter
Frampton headlining the disc. some
industry forecasters figure the album m1ght se1r·2s.,ntnro~~1es, a stag.
gering figure when you consider that
a prized "gold record" is one that
sells half a million.
"Sgt. Pepper," the movie, really
can't be considered apart from "Sgt.
Pepper," the album. It's a two.part
crossover package from Robe rt
Stigwood, the man who impressed all
\vith his other media mix·matches.
"Gr ease" and "Saturday Night
Fever.•· If a kid will pay $11 for the
double album, the reasoning goes, he
or s he will probably be curious
enough to fork out five bucks for the
movie, in spite of what the critics say.
£VERY TIME A disc jockey spins
the "Fever" album. he is, in effect.
giving free advertising for the movie.
The reverse is also true. of course.
with the movie beefing up record sales. "Both." said Stigwood ex·
cutive Bob Edson, summing up bis
boss's philosophy, "will sell each
other."
lt s a ruce little formula. one that
baa worked wonclers for Stigwood in
"Grease" and "Pever ." The album
from "Fever," featuring the Bee
Gees, Yvonne Elliman and others,
"presold the movie," according to
Bill Oakes, who runs the music end
of Stlgwood 's films, by selling a
million cQPies before the mo_m Wi!S released. The "Fever" package -
movie and album -was astonishing·
ly successful.
The record has become the biggest·
selling album of all time -currently
a b.out 1S million copies -and the
movie has grossed over SlOO million,
making a superstar of John Travolta
along the way.
"GREASE" MAY even better
"Fever," if that's conceivable.
"Grease," the movie, has grossed
$40 million already, and "Grease."
the a lbum, is selling at the rate of a
million a week: "
But "Fever" and "Grease" had 3"
plus that "Peppel:.'.' lacks -Jobn
Travolta. Both we re better movies
than "Pepper." and the best·selling
singles from those movies were
original tunes.
· And if the music won't sell the
.. Pepper" movie, there's always
hype. ''Sgt. Pepper's L6nely Hearts
Club Band," a film that cost Sl2
million to mak~. came into this world
with a $6 million promotional silver
spoon in its mouth. Stigwood spent
$250,000 on the pre mier night
festivities alone.
Jn short. the music TS-g-ood
although a rehash. the movie is bad,
the hype is excessive. It's hard to
argue with Stigwood's success. but if
anything will break bis streak, "Sgt.
Pepper 's Lonely Hearts Club Band"
will
Is Pitt,sburgh
Lacking in
Spons Fans?
PITTSBURGH CAP) -In some
cities, crowds interfere with the film·
ing of a moVle. But in Pittsburgh. the
lack or a crowd may send the movie
company for "The Fish That Saved
Pittsburgh" packing, and change the
movie's name as well.
P.aul Gardner. a spokesman for
Lorimar Productions. says the movie
may go elsewhere unless more volun·
teers show up lo depict sports fans at
a basketball game.
The fil m. which stars pro basket·
ball 's Julius "Dr J." Erving and
cQmedians Flip Wilson a nd Jonathan
Winters, js about a fictional basket·
ball team that becomes a winner
afte r ch.angih g its name to the
Pittsburgh Pisces.
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Tiit FAlllOUS IWfFS
Lot.a of privac1 _ • oetdoor Uvlat in tbla S 8R, free·1tandln1
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A Boys Qob nur by. h.35.000 Is reaclY to move in before acbool OPEN
SAT 1-4:• P.11. •VISTA TRUQIA. <N-11)
NEW ••• ea.. clll •._.drapes create cbeerfuJ backlround for your furniture.
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SUN l·SP:ll.1411 KINGS RD, NEWPORT HEIGHTS. <N·ll)
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MUHATTAN SOPHISTICATION IN llMPORT
One-of·a-tlnd 2 BR+ den condo cloee to beach, tennis It pool. Features
lirinc rm.,.,,. bar, formal dlniq, oversized muter BR auit.e •much
more! o.ner-tramferred •wants fast sale! Make offer! Paula Balley
M2-CS$. (N.31))
LOOllNG FOR A UFESTYlH
You must see this bright n' beautiful 3 BR. famlly rm condo ln the
Bhaffal Shows lille a model home w/neutral tones It many decoral«
uperadee. J..c. mast.er suite. Excel.lent local.loo close to all. Start livtnc
in tbe style you should. Short escrow possible. Sl.24,950. Jane Paquin
Ma &?35 <N·2U
OOYaSMOIES
Sl»acioul Is ftnible Ivan Wella 4 BR, 3¥.a bath home w/FABUL<>US
VIEWS of Upper Newport Bay & Fashion Island. Spanlah navor created
by We roof • floors · a little decorating will malle UU. home a real
abowplace' Altltlg $325,000 leasehold. Martha Macnab M2..a235. <N·22)
.IJST USTED IN mG CANYON DeUOtful. bealaihal)y decorated Plan 3 Broadmoor home w/4 Bill,
mada privacy, nine-hole putting O'eeD •SO MUCH MORE! S•.OOO.
Tom QQem ISM-GOO. <N-23> "' ,.,.
BIGr.ANYON
Broadmoor Plan 2. 118' of 1o1r course Crontaae. 4 Bib, expanded
convenation area 6 patio w/BBQ. Guard gated community close to aehooll • Npt Center le convenient lo betth. $495,000. Lynne Valentine
6'4-8200. (N·Z4> •
.lJST BB.OW HARBOR RIDGE
Carmel Model with expansive view in Harbor View's Pbue Ill.
Compare UU. price to that or surrounding view property! 1183,500. Carl
Butler 642-8235. (N-25>
BIG CANYON -GOLF VIEWI Custom, rambling contemporary on overslre lot w/space for pool,
jacuzzi, paddle ~· Adjacent 18th tee on golf course. 5 Bill, nunpUI
rm, 1ardeD·paUo e ntry, 3-car 1arage. Need.I peraonal touch •
redecoration to be one of finest In area! $465,000 fee. Dlell Halderman
642-8235. (N-26)
C.ANYON CIEST
Lovety s BR, 2~ bath condominium within walkinC distance to aboppinl
center pool A tennis coart. Ovet2000 eq. ft. lnalde w/2 deeb • 2 patlol
for ,.oUr outdoor living. $157,500 & you own tbe land! Jeanne Newt:nan
6'2-1235. <N-27)
I GOOD VALUE IN NEWPOIT
Lovety ~ s BR family home w/Whlte brtcll walle,t eolrY 6 a CoaMr'J P'rmdl Oa¥Or. Spacious tree-filled yard wthllb renee 6 Iota of
priYeey. AMIDI $164.500 incl. land. Pruee!Scbweickert MZ-1235. (N·21>
BIG CMYON W/Vl!#I
Oae of the best 1olf course viewa pouible! 3 BR townbome El Dorado
model. Beautifully decorated w/coordinattn1 drpt, wallpapers •
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Steps ma comm. pool, Jacuai • te.nnll. si.s.ooo. Joyce &llU9d
IOl2J5. (N-21)
"ORIGllM. OWNEIS" Wut to tell Ulla lmmacula~ .. beautlfully decorated a BR, 2~ batb
cClado In tbe Bluffls 6 explore life at aea! Most -~~ tD "~ GardlDl4.YPe patio" would remain. CJoee to poola, ......_ 6 nc:nMba. You mmt .. tbla at only $d1,!el. AllFt. oa!J, ,,_... ..._.IM-GDO. CN·IO)
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HARIOR VIEW QJSTOMIZED PAIBMO
You'll love tbe attention to every detail! Extra BR 6 bUllatd or bocws rm. Kitchenald D/W, new enlaraed ru.mace. new plusb cpl. dKOrator
wallpaper TMa paneling, 8-1 st.orqe & boobbelves, ceramic Italian
tlle entry it tltcben noon . S229.000 fee. Joyce Edlund M2-'235. <N-33>
MdAIN TOWNHOME
Pinehurst model w/2 BRa. den, formal d1n1q " mini view or Npt.
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CORONA DEL MAR
PROPERTY
JASMINE Cll&I -PIAN. I
Lovely upc:raded Baynli.s moaeI w/ open, j1ij ilmospftere. 2 Blls,
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Guarded comm. wl clubhouse, tennl.s courts, pool 4s Jacvizi. Great
location (does not back up to busy street). $225,000 incl land. OPEN
SAT le SUN 1-5 P.M. 93 JASMINE CREEK. (N·SS>
OCEAN VfM BAYFIONT1
Lavishly decorated "party home" on tbe Main Channel. 3 BRa, S baths; mirrored living rm w/fplc le bar, family rm w/fplc; IOW'Dlet ldtcben;
patio entry; ovenlze garage. !\educed to 1399,000 leasehold. OPEN SAT
Is SUN 1-5 P.M. 1915 BAYSIDE DR. <N-38> •
OPEN SAT & SUN 1-5 P.M.
Beautifully decorated 5 BR home on very private lot <le. enou&h for
pool). Formal llvinc le dining rm + aame rm. "Mov•ln coodllon"!
Owner motivated • "bring us an offer we cannot refme." ~ OCEAN
BIRCH. <N-37>
CAPTIVATING C»E COD
So. or Hwy & cu.at.om built by Warmington! In prime 6 Impeccable
coadiUon, profesalooally decorated w/ every possible quality upsrade! 3
Bib, den • family rm. Secluded patio • attractive yard. 1258,500 incl.
land. OPEN SAT 6 SUN 1-5 P.11. 322 POil'fSETl'IA. <N .. >
r.AMEO SHOIE5 WW -$289.500
Ready for your redecorating! 4 BRs, 3 baths, dliiiDI rm + den. Full
ocean view. Room for pool. Appt. only. Maxine WIWams 6'2-823$. <N·38>
TRUl.Y A DBIGlm
Highly upgraded Spyglass Capebom model w/sweeptna view of Npt.
Harbor. 4 BRa, Hpanded family rm, country tltchen + custom clrps
lbruout. $499,500. Lynne Valentine 644-6200. (N·39>
JUST RIGHT rat A lG. FAMILY
6 BRs in Harbor View Hills. Just minutes from Fashion ISiand le beach.
Many upgraded features incl. new flooring, kitchen cabineta It showers.
PriHte pool-size rear yard. Appt. only. 125&,000 ree. Julie Van Wleren
752-1414. (N-40)
A BEAOl IARGAINI
You'll fall ln love w/lbls cbarmiq 2 Br home in "Old" Cdll. Features
beamed cathedral celllnc & fplc. tn living rm: unique family rm w/fpJc
Is formal dining nn. Located on quiet street only a abort stJoll to State
Beach• parlc. A rare find for$180,000. Carol POC'Cella 7$2·1414. <N-41)
"mwlD taW IN SEAVllW"
Beautiful "New Bedford" model w/fantutlc ocean • nllht u,bt VIEW! Single-story wt4 Bib. famlly rm & dining nn. Never occupied. 128T.OOO.
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c.AMEO SHORES IS A BUYI
Prestigious community! Close to ocean I& a private beacbea! From UU.
apaclous 4 BR+ den bome view the jeuy 6 wakb tbe Mata sail by.
C'hlldren'a win& opens to pool·ahe ylld. $32$.,000. Marjorie Mahon
M4-GOO. (IMS)
IEW IEDfOID MODEL
Sincle·stcr)', bl&bJy upgraded 4 BR, famlly rm bome w/fabuk>ua view.
Luab landscap!! w/auto aprinld~. Securify 1ated coaunulllt7 w/tennil,
pool 6 Jacuzzi. $271,$00 fee. Sandie Ftx MMIOO. CN-44)
A IEST IUY It "1111 HIGl&.vtDS"
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JUST STEPS flOM 1HE IUQt
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NEW ON 11tE MAIKETI
Beautiful Broadmoor bocne in Turtle Rock · features 4 BRs. famUy rm,
atrium It patio on lg. private corner lot. Immaculate inside I& out · and
you own the land! Sll.9.500. Marjorie Mabon 644-6200. <N-48>
WooomtlDGE S&S
One of the lgst le finest 3 BR. 2¥.a bath. 2·story condominiums! Air cond.
Driftwood Plan wtrormal dining area, spacious famlly rm 4t redwood ratio deck • cover. Owner will conalder lease/ option or 2lld TD.
110,000. Lln'y Dyer 842~. (_N-49)
A WOOl&IDGE BARGAIHl
Own your own 3 BR home at the afford-price or only 173,000! And
look what you get · wall·to-wall cpt lhruout (incl. kitchen>. levelors far
all windows, a lovely brk paUo + the assoc. amenlUes of pools, Jacuzzis,
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UNIV. PARK
You can moYe in immediately le begin enjoying the lwcury of a very
"Ofinte ymd w/bullt-in spa. Wood-beamed cat.MdFau.ilin&.fn llviag rm
or lbia 3 BR, family rm home on beautiful cul-de.sac"ll.29,900. Julie Van
Wieren 752-1414. <N·Sl )
WOODBRIDGE VIUAGEIS
Take your pick of a 2 BR "Poplar" or 3 BR "Elm." Still plenty of Ume
to enjoy summer on the late . . . fishina, swimming, boatlni " the
beach PLUS pools, spas I& tennis. Luxury living at a budget price. sn,500 toln,900. Forrest Powers 752-1414. <N·52>
RA.NOtO SAN JOAQUIN
Top level "San JC'aquin" model w/sweeptna view overlookini 1olf
course & city lights of Npt. 2 BRs. den, 11. living fc dining areas. Steps lo
the pool. 1134,500. Lynne Valentine~. <N-53)
A GOOD llMSTMEllT
Broadmoor Wildwood! Sinale family 3 BR home w/lg. yard, paCios •
atrium for family fun! Comm. ,pool I& parlt. SlOl,900. Vee Stinaon
642-8235. (N-54)
lUR1lE ROOt TOWNHOME
Beautiful "Jasmine'" model wlexcellent view. Highly upgraded
w/ cu.ttom sbQtten, oat plank Doon, etc. End unit on greenbeJt in a
qwet setting. Motivated sellers! Bill Hutchlni• 7$2-1414. <N·SS)
OWM & SOPHISTICATION
'Ibis beautiful 2 BR + den home In Woodbridge Estates features
glamorous sunken tub, central air cond + plush .cpt. The feeling is light·
le ail')' + the price bu been reduced to 1Ul6,900! Madeline Cross
7SZ-1414. <N-56)
TURnE ROCX 8ROADMOOR
Beautiful 2-st.ory home close to schools & pools. Terrauo entry · 4 BRs,
3 baths • family rm & formal dining • private front courtyard +
good·size backyard w/fire ring le patio. Lorraine Rennie 752·1414. CN·S7>
PRKB>TO S&U
Lg. family home in The Ca.looy. Plan 400 w/lg. living rm, formal dining
rm, family rm w/fplc " kitchen w/ceramlc tile brkfst bar " ••ti.Di aree. Lots ol closet le storage space. Cul-de-sac location. Slll,000.
Lomll.ne Rennie 752·1414. <N-58)
$58,000 IN IRVINEt
Yes! It's no mistake thls Ume ·beautiful air cond. 2 BR w/beams, deck
patio le cinnamon brown cpl. Close to comm. pool. Lois Miller 642-8235.
<N·'9>
SUMMER RJNI
3 BR. 2~ bath end-unit In Deerfield. Briaht & cheery w/lot.s or prtvacy.
Close to comm. recreation, schools 4t shopping .. Won't last · so hurry!
Only $83.500! Holly Markus 644-6200. 1 N-601
RESIDENTIAL INCOME
PROPERTY
"MR. INVESTOR'' TRIPLEX/FOURPUX * One 3-BR owner's unit w/f'plc le patio. Two 2·BR units In good rentaJ
area ot Huntington Beach. Askin& $190,800. * One a.BR, 2 baths; Two 2-BR, 2 bath; One l·BR, 1 bath. Also &ood
beach rental area. CUl-de-aac localloo. Aatl.u 1212,500.
Owner wants um Tax Exchange . inspect w7orrer only! Vee StlnfOD
lf.2-823$, <N-61)
APARTMBm ARE INll
Vecy special triplex at ll69tooo· Ol'lve by 2120 Pomooa" make your own d~Lalon. Be sure to brln1 cneckbookl Loia Miller 642-8235. (N-62)
W1SIDE TllUX .
Drive by 180 ~ Pl, COsta llaa · 3 Bib, 2 baths eacb. "Llk•MW"
condition • good tnrome • &ood locaUoa • easy to rent! 1190,000. Lo1s
Miller eoms. <N..Q)
I
DAILYPtLOT
I.and Sui
Won by
la Costa
SAN DIEGO <AP> -Rancbo La Costa baa
beon awarded u .• mllllon by a. uptrlor
Court jury for land near
lbe B•ttquUos Lacooa
10-.tb of Culsbad. al·
te1111Sly tak n over by
San Ole•o County in 1m.
D e puty Co unty
Couna~I K~nt llarvo
aid lbe county wiU ap· peal lM jury's award
Tb un~sed takeover
of land otcurN wb~n
tbe county dt> 11n1te-d
various coastal lagoons
for futur~ use us r •
alomal purtcs
Rancho L.a Ca6ta tiled
suit an 1973. ronlendln&
the cOWllY hud ''taken"
200 acres of properly
Immediately surround·
ln1 the lagoon as well
as another 1.200 acres
owned by the firm.
County officials said
the Intention was t.o pay
for the land but a price
was never agreed upon.
PUBLIC NOTICE
PICTITIOUS •usu••H N"a STATWMENT The loll-11>9 per\Ofls .,.. clOlno
1>uslneu•' KOLL.ORANGE P"RTNERS, 1'01 Dowe Street, Hewpor"ech, Ollfoml• nwo
Tl>e Koll ~y. I O.ve StrHt, NewPO<t lie.ell, C.lllornle ,,...
Pelk .. t.....s eon-.,, 1'01 Dove Str .. t, H-llOrt 8*.c:ll. C.lllorni• ""° 0. P M!Odlemes, 11 Hell ~
B•Y 0.owe, Cor-cMl MM, C.tltomle mu Everett O.wh, Ill, 1t4' Mesa °''"' ,..._. ANc:JI. C. .. fWAM '*' T11t1otlly L. Str•d•r, 1'10 Port AllNns, N--1 Be.ell, C.lllomie .,...
$4..,i.y F. Bf'o<k-, S Point ~ Drlwe. HewPO<t lle•ch, C.lllornl• t1'6t R.O.rl A. River, ti? lhllls $1., N...-t 8Mdl.calltoml•nMO
Tiiis Dusi-Is CCWl4N<IM Illy • oeN'•I ~.-slllp. Tl-., L. StroldW Tiiis stet-I •• filed with Ille County Clerk ot Oreno-County, Cellfwnle on JUiy 1S. 1'71.
""121 PWllslled Orenge Coest Oelly Piiot, J11ty 7' •nd ""OOtM $, 11, "· 197' m s.11
CMAVllS IRMA LOVE CHAVES. retleent ot Cost• Mes•. C.. PesMd •w•v 011 Awoust t , "71 MU.~ of '2 8e!Oftd wife of Sotero OWlws erem.tlon ...., 1>11rte1 •t we ~ucted by Smith TlllMll ~. en E. 171h st. em ..
~. c. .. dlrecton ......... LUMC>aLAOa CARL AUGUST LUNDllL"OE, Ntlwe of K--. tormer resldMt of
Cost• M .... Ce. PH-ewey on A-' II, lt11et lN ~ ol 11 Lovlno
-o1.-E Lurdll.0. Funer•I services ••II lie held on Mondey A1'11B1 U , 1'11 oil I PM et , ... Wewerely
O>wCll, s.nt. Ane , C. wl lh Rev.
OoMtd St-offlci.tino. 1111.,.,,..,,1
wlll IM m.ot 81 FelrtleWft ~lel P.,11 In S-e Ane, C.. Smith Tuthill
Lemlb. 411 E. 11111 Sll"Wt, Colt• Mesa dlrectoo ..._...
Sl'•l"MaNSON EVEL. YN L STEPHENSON, rnl·
dent of Seel llee<h, C. PH-•••Y
Ofl AU9U•I 10, 1911. Survived by l d•o.ooftt•rs. Olilrothy s. Horomen of 1"ullerton, ce. ~·en sc1 .. ., of S...t• AN, Ce. etld a.tty Bek ... r of IAll·
enter, c:. .. 1 -· Cot. R-t E. Stes>flen>Gn of Enoi.nct Mid Jerry L. S1epllenM>n of Tustin, C• .. elso 12 C1••1tdc lllldre11 end • or••I· Otendchlldren. Funeral W<Vlcn will
lie ~Id on Mond.ly AUOUSI 14, 1'71 et HAM •t Weverly Cllurch •lld Inter· ment •I l'elr'Nwen ~,_.lel Perk, S.nte ",,.· Ce. Friends m.y cell el &ell llro.tw.y Mort...,.., Oft SUl\d.., AuglKI 13, lt7I I~ •PM lo 1:30 PM. e.tl llr-•yMort11¥Ydlrectors
IALTZ-IBSMOH
NBALHONI
646-2424
Costa Mesa
673-9450
llU. UOAIJW A Y
..o.TUA•Y
110 Broadway
Costa Mesa
6'42·9150
SM1TM-nmuu .. -UM1
MOnUAIY
WISTCUff CMAPIL
427 E. 17th St
Costa Mesa
6'4s-.8&8
,,.c1a 01Has
SMmf'S MOITUAIY
627 Mein St.
Huntington Beech
538-8539
SIC I U MOITUAIY
976 So Coast Hwy
Laguna Beach
494-1535
1533 N El Camino Real
San Oement• 492-0100 ,_, ..... ,
COlOMIAL N •AL Ho.a
7801 Boise Ave.
Westminster
893-3526
PA<:IAC YllW
tellM.tAI P4M eem.t-v Mottuary Cti.,.c
3500 Plcihc View Drive
Newport Beach
844-2700
l*COl'Mttl
NDINA.ml Laguna Beech
4~1& ~~la
San Juli\ Ctolatrano •~1ne
NAllOI UW..,:
MOUMJOUYI
~••1c.u,A111
~ Q9INIOry
1CS Gii6ei AYe
eo.i ..... 540-5&&4 •
I
AflW'""'"9
USED NEVAbA SLOTS PROVE POPULAR WlTH HOMEOWNERS
Ron Lurfe, right, end Dennie Salantl With R•condltloned Slota
1' r -
HOROSCOPE I OBITUARIES I NATION
PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PU8UC NOTICB
NOTIC• OP !'\I.UC MaA•INO llOT1U OP PICTITIOUJ •USINHS Hetlo h ~by tlven lh•t llM M~al~latLIT"f NAMS STATIMINT °'~ C-y "-1119 Cllmmlu.... NOTIGI IS HIRE•Y GIVEN thet TIM 101-'no --ll dOlllt .., .... wm lleMI • ..-~ ~ 011 tfle .._ ti. WW.~ wlllnot be ...__.!>le neH es
..... 11.-t AliMl61WM rt.1 CAii .., MY ....... llellllltlet conlf lreclecl P"lt/$tGHS. sn "'--· •A. trlcts) .. IN~ f'WI :ii:-4'tlitr ll\ell .,,.,.. • °" °' Hun11114ton a..c:h, c.tlfornle ._..
T1 .. ,...ie .......... 11 .. 111tldllt o.~~~~---A.-. .... ,.,.. ¥1<11 .. 1 Jehn p.,,.n,, tu
"-ll't C1111•1"9lefl ...., .. ~ -.:'.".:.11:=-.wli. Al•tt.m•. •4. Hunt1no1011 .. ec11. i..w4 lft llOI «.......,lftt Iv!....., ,....., _... tuns C•lllOrnle ~
-(lvl< (lllltllt 1>11"9 Wtt«, .... ,. :::-'.:: ~·tallla This INSIMU ll COf'ICIUClecl W Ill ~
AN. on ....... tt, .... ~ II, O< PutlllSlled 0r,,,,.; to.st Oetly Piiot dlvteluel . .-r 1, Oc.._. u, .._. •a end Miu Per MM OKentll<tr ta, .. ,. .. t JO p.m. Of. Aug 11· '2• ... •'71 JCWl ·1I Thi\ ............... , 111«1 Wltll ..
-t•••,. " ... ...,_ per1t1ltt C-ly Cl-~ Or ..... c.euMv 414' J11ly All lni.retled ,.,,i., •re Invited to at· PUBIJC NOTICE U , "11.
lelldM41llt....,..
TNt ~ tf tht "-"'t li.-t PICTITtOUI aUSINHS u ..... wn ,,..,, .... l11110twe1 ,... NAM• ITATEM•NT ""'"'-**' • • -•'-ii which ,,,. tetlOWl119 ...,..,, .. 4olno ~· mutt 111<111119 not""' 9081• Md otifK· nen "' ll-Mltel•9'r ....... , .,_em,<lft AQUARIUS OESIGN. ~6321 Mt llnelly,.._Gt~"-11.Aspert Bedel'I Powell. Founleln Velley .
Of thl• W-1tretr11n1, ....,.rel -II· Celltornle '2708
PUBUC NOTICE
Wllll<lrM i-1nes before the Pl-Lury Relpft Kribs , 1'327 Mt. PICTITIOUS aUStN•SS ritno Comm! .... Wiii lie lleld to 09111 ll•d•n Powell, Fount•ln V•llo. MAMI STAT•M•lllT
l'VBUC NMl.CB
PlJBUC NOTICE
C41fftllllllltly enct c:ltlstTt tnpUI. TIM C.lltornle 9710I • T~ IOllowlng l*'IOll Is dotllO Ml· ... CTtJ10VI aUSJNaSS "-1 ... •191Nftt ,__ Oo<-t, This bvslneu ls conducted by en In· ""s H ' .. P .U•M•NT Wlltcll ~Olll•lnt relllted Inf-lion. It dlVIOU.1. VAGAllOHO MANUFACTU,.ING The ........ llO ....,_ .,. dol119
-evellellle Ir-om EMA et 400 Owl< L•rr.,R.Krlbs COMPANY, 111 W 1'0\ Street, C61 .. butl114tHM! c.tltffOrlw.lllH •r-••,S...t• Tiiis •l•l-t WM flied wltll .... Met.1,C.llfom<etMn KOLL CEHTf.R HEWPOIU, •ne, 04' tlle S.utll County 111'91on•I CountyCl•notOrenoeColllltyonJuly Ron•ld G•••hon Holder, •or Nu11111a•111 e, .. 01 oeve \1,.•I, er•11c11 160J> o.tty Orlwe, ~,,. It, 1'71. CllM1t1111I Awe-, N .. pot't aeec11, 111-1 9eecl\. c.11~ awe
Hlfllel lnc:lllded '" IN• ,,.,~ ., • . Ht7Mt C.lllorni•.,..., Ooneld M. K~I. aot VI• Lido Solld. -llonnetre wNdl \llould lie com· Publlslled Or.,. Coest 0.llY Pilot, Tiiis tlUSlllftl 11 conountd by •n 1 ... N-..on 9Mdl. Gil...,...~
pietM -...... to EMA Addtl'-1 July U, 1•-AUllUSI s. t1, lt7I dlwiduel o. ~. Wddil•"-· 11 Helf ._.
<•" mey lie d\11111<.etM enc1 Miit lH•1t Roneld G Melder hf Orlwe, eor-del Mer, Callforn6e Tiiey wlll be l..,.etect, wmmertied This lie&--filed wt., ,,_ .,...
-pr-.ct to t11e Pl-"'9 eon.-Pt;"BIJC NOTICE CMHllY Cl«' Of 0reft91 Gowttv Oii everttt O•vl• rn. 11• -. ..
1t1l11lon et Ule Howm0er IJll\ ... erlr>Q ------------1 "ugust I, 1')S. -~·· Newport ~II, C..lll°'n .. Alter complellon ot th• cltlun l'1cnnous aUSINESS ~--·-.,.,,l<l1Ntlon Pf'OClHS, eClovt the -of NAM« Sl'ATHWNT Pul>llshed Or ..... Coest Delly Pl!Ot, Tlmotlly L St reeler, 1'31 ~wt Oc'-r' , .. HOWJno Eltmeftl ltMll TIM lo•--.,..,.,,, Is Ooi"" 1>1111· Augldt 11, "· 2', 5etll 1, 1'71 AllMlllS HOwpor1 he<ll C.tlfom .. wlll be dreft..S for llNI Pl--.1119 eon.-neu •• .... .... 1'1~11 QMO ' •
llllMlon C....idlwetlon. G"LACTIC ENTERPRISES, 1671 M~leY F Brocll.hoff, j Poiftt Sur flla~--...., wfll c-.-CMrd Otfllt. S•ll• " ... HIS ' CA PUBLIC NOTICE or•v•. Newport Beecll, C.htonoi. entl,. CAM!ty I MOier n POii< y •nd '2101 tJt40
,....,.,,. ~·on llOuMllQ ,,_. B•rbue """ Cerison, 101 " E ......,.,Jes, inc., cto MIM •re COll<H'Nd Orcherd Driwe. Senti AN Hts., CA PICTITIOUS IUIUl•H Liie lllMH'illlee eon.enY. RMI Ettllfe ~~ ... * Celttenl• •"" '1707 M• STATIIMUrt lnv .. 1ment OeNrt_..I. One Civic .,,,...._. Qtoeltty Act; Ou11t Ill· Thi• t>usllwu ,, Conduc1ed by ... ,,,. T~ lotlowlftl ""'°" Is c1o1-11\lr.I· Cenl•• Plea, Herttord, Conneelkwt vlronmentet lmpect R-.iorts .ond 04her dlvlclu•I noss es: .... 0610
req11lrect envtron<nent•I document• ...... •AnnC¥1_, EVEftETT EHTl!"fl"ISH, ~ Rlc~.d C. Elliott, .. Uncle 1.-.
llOtt wlll be Pf'_,... •nd •w•ll•bM This 1i.1.,,_t wes tii.d with Ille Porpoise Cove, L.egul'le Nlouel, H-pon llMcll,GtltlOnll•~ etter OcloCJer n, ""lot llUllll< revi.w County Clert ot Orenoe County Oft Gtlllornl• ~ LM c. S.m1t1i.. " Llllde Isle,
et Ill NOf'tll llro.dw•Y. ~te An•. A119. t, 1'7'. st.,, Llnds•y Ewerett, '*"' Newport lleKll, Calllomle...O C.lllornle, R..-n tot. "°' ...., • .,... P""21 p c 1111• b1111ne .. '' conducted by e lor.....,tlan corit.Kt the o.netet PIM· P11btlshec1Drenoe c-t Delly Piiot, orpotu ove. ••oun• Beeclt, 11 1, ...... .....__ ..... ,._ " C.lllornt• '2f>n "' -...... w-· ..... nlnoOlvlslon•tC1141~U.O. UO· 11, It, 16, s.oi.i. lt18 Th" b1ntnns 1, <~eel by en 1,,_ Tlmotlly L StrM9' PubllslleO Ore19 CO.st Oelly Piiot, _________ 3040-__ ,._,dtvlduel Tiiis ,19_1 w.s filed wttll tf1e 'Bandits' Go Ho•e "UO"'' u. 1m :JOI0.7' ___ P_UB __ Ll_C_N_OTI __ c_E __ c:!',~ r=:..r:·~;:::J: ~~:,~~l~~~~~~~;;.oe c;;:
____ P_VB __ u_c_N_OTl __ c_ E "~~~!:.u~i:,~ss u. "'" ......,. J:.:~':':: J;:rs.~.~~ Pliot.
The fotlOwlr>Q PH-' t' dOtllO l>IKI· PllbftSMd Orenge Cont Delly Piiot, 285$.7'
l'ICTITIOUS •USIN•SS neu ••. UIY,. •lld ~ s. 12. "· "" NAMI STAT•M•HT HAPJOGA. '"" Corinth Circle, ttSH•
N evada Firnu Sell Used Slots The 1011ow1no 119'\0fls •r• clolno Fountel" Vet...,, C.llfomt• •vat 11u,1 ... u H . He<IOf EllB e.citllo. 11 .. 1 Corinth BOWM"C-USA, »00 S. Pl•H Circle, Fowit•ln Velley, C.llfornte Drive, S.11141 ,..,.., Gtlllomle '1101. P .,1ot PUBIJC ~OTICE
PUBUC NOTICE
PICT1T10UI aUSINEU NAMm STATIIMalfT
LAS VEGAS, Nev. <AP> -Glazed
eyes watch as the s pinning wheels
s nap into position. Arms work
mechanically, pulling the lever as
nickels are pumped into lhe slot. A
cheer is heard as three oranges pop
up and the eoins cascade lnto tl\e
residents of the state h ave never h ad
the opportunity to see or own a s lot
machine. and now they can. It just
intrigues them to own one ...
The s lots don't com e cheap. Lurie's
cheapest machine goes for $675. If
you wanl a real collector's pieee, a
D e troit Century manufactured short·
ly after 1900, you'll have to lay out
$14.000.
0 . 11011174", lrvlne, C:.lltomie .,7U Thi' busl..-U IS c.oftducWd Illy M ln-Roanle C. M<F•rlend, >JOO s di¥1du•I PICTITIOUS au1u11u PIH• Ori.,., SM!• A,,., C.llt0<nl• Hee.tor E Badillo NAMll STAT•MaNT
'1101 Tiie fotlOWlno _,... IS clolllC) lluSl· ~ K ~ 2121 p _,ldeflt "Thll , .. ..,,_, WH llled With l"9 M'IS M •
Piece. Col .. Mesa, c..i1torrite ;1611 County ~lerll. of Or•~ OWntY on I • I A AG US a U I l O I HG
Thi\ bu,lnen 11 conducted by• AUQIKl2. 911 ....... MAINTENANCE tbl MERCURY oener•I pertnershlp JAN I T 0 RI AL s I! ft v I c E Cc I Ronnie C. McFertend Putlll\hed 0r-. to.st Delly Piiot. OU AL I TV PLUS Cl E AN 1 NG Thi• .-.. -wes flied with t11e AUQlnl S. ta, lt,16, lt71 2t4l·7I SERVICE Cdl ~IOE JANITORIAL
-y<lonu ef 0...,.. C-.'1"' ) l..,_,.&a~1.4. a,utLOIN Auowstl,1971. MAINTENANCE If) ....
T ,,_ tol lowlllO PfflOl\I .,. ctol119 buil-••: !COLL M"NAGEMENT "$· SOCIATES, ~ Do"9 Street, Nftl*t 8"<11, c.1.-~
T ... Koll Com-y. 1'101 Dow Slrfft, H•W90rf S..c:h, C.lfloraie .,...
... llcM '--~·· lt01 Dow $tr ... , .. ~ ~ G9111MHl8 ..,...,
pan. •
It's a scene common in Nevada
casinos where millions or people
purr.p millions of dollars into slot
machines each year. Now busi·
nessmen in Las Vegas and Reno
would like to see the action -at least
some of it-in Nevada homes.
nta1 PUBLIC NOTICE eUILOIHG MAINTEHA.HCE, UIS s. Publl111ed OrM9f Coest Oelly Pllo4, SWlllSl, "'*-Im Celllornte. Unit a
"UQUll 11, 19, 26, ~.1, 1'11 -l'ICT&TIOUS llUSJMDS ~-A G II ""1·1I NAME STATEMENT _..... .IMt ..,._, .. S Wren
---------The lollowino per\Ofls .,.. dolno ~;"9· ,,_.... Vel .. y, Glllfomle
TONY MILLS, THE grandson of PUBLIC NOTICE 11u11z:~~~~ETON PR•v"TEU 35 TllistlWftnslsCOftCIUOed11y..,;,,.
slot pioneer H erbert Mills and lhe -------------1 s"1L1 HC YACHTS, 1'1• Pl.c:•nll• dM~1;..._R."'---r
ill t . · PICTITICMnaUSINEH ....,,.. .,._,.,. M s company represents 1ve m NAME$TAT11MINT •1..-:.~-c.o.w MtM. mv: P. o . Bo• This , .. ..._, •• 111ec1 wtt11 ,,.
N d I 11 Id l t t t.To,C1Kl•~.C.llfom1a•21>21> Coun ClefttofDr eva a, a SO Se 5 0 5 0 S 0 .,.,!/',!,~O~~-lllO 119'10nS •re dolllO JOUQh 0 . MlddlHOll, .. tl ?S .. ~ MQllCo\lntyonJuly
0 . P . ~. II IQlf ~ ll•Y Orlwe. Corona det ~. C..lllor'IU mu
l!v«Wlt 0.-VIS, Ill, 2148 AoWM Drive. H•wPOrl Be•cll, Celllorn1e
nMO Tlmotlly L. Str-r, I~ Port "'bans, Newport 8e«ll, C.litom.a .,...
Slellley ". Bnlckllolf, S Point Sur Orive, Newport Be•cll, C.lllornoe
'2660
A NUMBER OF FIRMS in Las
Vegas and Reno sell a ntique and
used slots -fully reconditioned -t.o
Nevada homeowners who want an
unusual conversation piece or just a
tangible piece or old Nevada they can
call their own.
Nevada Fesidenls. SCRIPTA COMMUNICATIONS, UAren•. Fount.in.., .... .,. ~liforN• . . ""'111
··1 just started about October." he "' 11 k Stl"Mt »• eost. Me mot Pub11snec10r.,,.. eo." o.11v Piiot •aid. "I not1'ced there was a great C•1110~nr;m,. · • ' ... l AB•ttYF• Ji .''"~d?,•et~ii19113 J·••Y1'•ndAU011Sts.11. "· 1m ' " RObert• W. Coffin, 1911 W West • rena. °""a 11 • •Y. orn•• 2,,..11
d ealofinle restinoldmachines." w111d.~11t•A,,.,c.111ornl•92704 .,~~ts buslnen is conducted by•------------
Mills said he started advertising Pel o. .... n hylor . .,,, Oo,,11e •• oener•I pertnenhlp. PUBIJC NOTICE
ll d l · t r l t' Yort>e Llnot, C.lllomle "2* Bettye J. MldclletOfl loca Y "an We go JUS an as JC This bustneu 11 conducted by• Tiils \ta*'-1 was llled wltll Ille ------------responses from local people WOO just oenerel pertnerslllp. County Cltr1o. ol Orenoe County Oft
t d t.o machine , , Ao«iert• W. Coffin "U11U11l I, 1'78. wan e own a . T1111 •t•i-t _, 111ec1 w1111 ""
l'ICT1TIOUS aUstN•H NAM• Sl'ATbaNT F""'7 The 1011ow1no pertons er• dotno P\lbtlshecl Oret9 eo.st Delly Ptlot, business es
ROllert A. O\ur<h, 4'114 N .. WOt1d Orlve. S.n .JoM. C.111om4• Wllloam Benson. 130•~ (Uftl• berlend Drive, S.rat~. C.lllGrl\le 95010
Thll l>uslnost 15 condll<e.d b' • oener •I per'lnef\Np.
T lmottty L. Strlellr Tiii\ \tet-i WU filed Witt\ the County Clerk of Or•1199 Co11n1Y. C.llfomle on July 25, 1911.
While many of lhe slots sold are
antiques. ot.hets are similar to the d e·
vices in hundreds of locations in the
stat e, ranging from plush Las Vegas
Strip resorts to n eighborhood con·
venience markets.
THE PRICES FOR the recondi· ~.:U~r ,~;;.;:of Or•noe <-i•y on
tioned Mills m achines. which s till ""'1to
are made in Chicago but not sold in Pu1>t1s11ec1 0r-.oe c.o.st 0•11Y Piiot, t&UC)U\I S, 12, It, 26, 1'111
the United States any more. range
from $1.295 to $2.100. ----------
"There's a local myth that five
years ago you colud pick up a
PUBLIC NOTICE
Auousll1,19.2',Seot.1.197' WESTMINUER AUTO 800Y,
,.._,. 1$11 WHlmlMlot, W.5tmtnster, CA
-~~-------~-,,.., Blonds, Inc., • Gtllfomt. u1rp0r•
l'llCD PubtlsMd OrM191t Coest 0.ily P~ July 1' •nd AUOUS1 s. 12. 19, 1911
ZIM-71
PUBLIC NOTICE tlon, rsn wntmtnu..-. w.stmlMter. 1------------------------1 CA '26&3 PICTITIOUS •USINESS This~' Is condoKled.,,,. co" PUBUC NOTICE
NAM« STATIMENT -•tlOfl ------------·•we like to call them an ex:pensive
bank," said Ron Lurie, who runs The
Antique Gambler in Las Vegas.
machine for $50 to $100 ... Mills said. PICTITIOUUUMNIU MAMll STAT~MINT "Th at's just not true any more . A T11e 1011ow1no ~ '' c1o1no 11us1-
Tiie lollowlno --11 clolno bUsl· 8LOHDS. INC NOTICll l'OCltaono.ts
MU es: Alla ~•l«ll 01' M/Ul TllANSl'll• HIGH TECHNOLOGY MICAO ~/Tr~ (S.0.Hl1-•111U.C.C.I COHSULflNG, J1S1 C••«li.., Orlwe. Tiits 1tet..,..,.. We\ filed wltll tlle NOTICE 1~ HEREllY GIVf.H to 91e CMt• MeM, Cet~ '262' county Ci.tll of Drenoa Cowoty Oft C d of
.. HOME SLOT BUYERS are most·
ly people looking for an antique or
looking for a piece of furniture ror
their home," said Lurie. "People put
the m in dens and game rooms. I've
seen them in entry w ays and just
wherever there's an empty spot in
the house.
lot o r the Old m achines h ave been neu:~TANNICAL ~CEPTS, IU.
shipped out of the country.'' Monrov••. Unit u. ..__., e.ec:11.
Lurie said eight states allow c:.111ornl•'2i63
h' f · l d f' ed Hove Huhe1. 1111~ W B•Y owners IP 0 antique s ols. e m Aw•nue. HowPO<t 8HCh, C•llfornl•
as any machine built prior to 1941. 91660
Two other states a re consid ering d,!1':;.!.~u"nen 1~ u•lldu<tea bv •11 '"'
legalizin g o wnership o f the old Ho,,.H.c:v.z
mac hines he said This •t.i_,,t -~ flied with ,,. •. ·. County Cl-of Orenoe County on July But buymg one m Nevada to lake 2s. m1.
Jettrv M. H«rlson, ltSl CMo..Sl.., "UO· 1• 1'11. re tton Houveeu Cof'por•liOll, Orlwe, Costa Mesa, C.llfwnl• '2626 a.n-t J . Jee... lrenstet'W . .._ ""'-.odr.,s ts ~ 11Kt111A-. C.0U. ~. C-. dt:t:.~ ,, C-.c1ed bV •n Ill· =.-.::.:-~-y "'of 0r9'9, SUI• of Cetlfomt•, tr..t.
Jeffry M. H•rTISOll S.•t• A ... CA t27t6 llul~ Ir an1t..-11 M>ooA to I» ,,,_ to Tiiis II•..,,_, WH •• ..., •1111 ,... ....... ROO.rt Borrettl. Tr ... Sfffft. Wilow
County C,lerll. Of O••llClll County Ol'I Published Or .... eo.st Delly PllOt, bYllMU ..,,,,. .. s ,, 314<11 L.OOkout A·-uu 1, 1-"'-12 It ... ..-.. 1 1t1I Court, Sen Juen Cep;str-, County Of .... .... ,....,,. ..... ' · -· -· · >0"·7' Orenoe. St ... ot Cetltonw.. p t The l>f'-'°t to be tr-fefrecl I\ Ubl Shed Orenge Coest Delly Pilot, -------------i IOCetecl et 1615 T1nlln "_.,.,., c.ott.
Auoust n . tt. 2'. Seo!. 2. 197f 2981-l'a PUBLIC SOTICE Mn•. County of Orenoe. St••• of
C.lllornle.
"W e get all types of people that
want to have them," he said. "It
ranges from the grandmothers to the
newly married couples. Many new
home to California or Oregon, for Pllbll•lled 0ranor °"" o.u:=.
example. can be a problem. because Ju1y H •ndAueust s. 12. "· 1'78
federal law prohibits interstate 211H1
transport of the machines. PUBUC NOTICE
PUBUC NOTICE
ft·J471t ,.ICTITIOUS aUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
S.td _,.,, 11 dtscrlbed In-•
ti: AU •IOCll In lrlldl, lhrturu. equip. HAM• STATEMENT menl •nd oood Wiii of , ... 1 l».uty
The 1011-lllO l!«M)ll IS dotllQ l>usi• MIOft bUSl,_s --., HOWfl4U Hetr
""' •t: Compeny -touted .i 1615 Tustin T. A. LOHO, Sit Canter Street, Aven 11t , Co\le Mutt. Co11nlt of
Viejo Mo vie
Free to Kids
A movie, "Journey to
th e Center of the
Earth," sponsored by
the Mission Viejo
Library is scheduled at 2
p .m . Thursday at La Paz
Intermediate School,
25252 Pradera Drive.
Admission is free for
chndren in grades l and
up.
Award Given
Elizabeth Gorbett or
Huntington Beach, an
accounting major at Cal
Slate Long Beach, has
been awarded a $500
.Eastman KQdak Com·
pany scholarship .
Scholarships were
awarded on the basis or
grades and participation
in extracurricular ac·
tivitiea.
S.-.All, .... ..._ ,.,.
9'-'!T.Milt!IJ..J ilbt'*1
Westcflff Chapel
4ZT E. 17th Coata ......
.,._...._.c •« '''' •• ,.. tp
Complete Bur1al
and
er.n.itlon Setvlces
laetortNeed
or
At Need Anangemen ..
w.tcliH flotttt
onPremflla
f
Virgos: Bring
Order to life
l'ICTIT10UI aUSINHS NAM• STAT•M•NT The 1011-1119 persons •re dolno llUlllleUH; THE FURNITURE PLAZA. 102 E 17111 StrHI, Coit• MeM, C.lltornl•
21 OMNI TRAOE. INC , e C.llfoml•
or-•tlOfl. 4» W. Color-. Glen-le, C.llloml•
TIM tollowtnQ per-' iSdOtr>Qt>ullneu es : W. JOAO"N I. ASSOCIATES, ISOO ACMmt·A-. SUlle 301, Cost• ~M. Gtllfoml• '2._,. Wtll•rd T Jorden, 2269 S...te 4,,. "venu.. C.0.1• Me$<!, C.ltlor111a '2U7 Thi\ l>vsillftS IS 'Ollducted by •n Ill· dlvklu•I. Wlll¥d T . .Jorc»n
~un•, Gttttomte 0r.,,119 Stete of Gt4tlom1• M••9«et """Mottheft, Sii Canter Tiie t...t-tr_,., will ~ COllS.-• Str .. 1, L.~. C.llfoml• m•led on Olf .,, ... the 12nd .,., of dlJl~er:""neu "conducted by en on· Auousl, 1'71, "' •·oo •.m. et Non is &
Mer1aer•I Ann Mollhen AUO<l•lti, Ill(., •S10 C.mpus Drlw . Tiiis 11._ e\ 11.~ It• th • •. l'f•wport B••cll, Co11nty el "' ,... w " e Or-. St~otC.llfomte. Cou111Y Cieri! of OrM199 County Oii So ler ., k-lo the Tr-ler•, ""'"st 1, 1'71. ell l>vsonoss,__ Md ~ulJaCI ....,,
PubttShtcl Or .... Coest Delly f"tlot, by Trensl-tor llW t ...... Yffr• ,.,. "UQ~I $, 12, 19, 2', 1'1' ~~t:r: tO. 1'11.
By SYDNEY OMARR T::~'""s 11 condlicted bv • c..-.
Thlt t141temellt wn flied with !tie County Clertt ol Orenoe Coulltr on July U.1'1a. HARVEYS. KRIEGElt ,....71 R_, llon'elh
·------------Tr....,.. tlH. VlllC.elotA--. s..ltelt1
Wfft C.w ..... C:.I._• t11't . Sunday, August 13, 197R ~·.~~e. INC.
AIRES <Mar. 2l·Apr. 19 >: You put lessons to v1c• President """1.. l'1CT1nouuus11tus
PUBIJC NOTICE NORRIS & ASSOClAT•S, tNC.
4SN Ca-Ori.,. -hile •• N-.wt 9-tl,CA'2* l1c,.w Ne.n4f!t Publlslled OrWIOt to.st Delly Pliot August 11, 1971 l051-11
Practical use. You lea rn. write, communicate and This '"*'-1 •91 111.cr •1111 ,.,. Publls11ect <>renoe eo.si °"11" PHot. MAMaSTATmM•NT 11nty C1«11 of Or•noe County on AUQu11 s. 12. It, 26. ••78 · The to11-1no persons .,.. dolno could experience a "spiritual reve lation." You A111um. 1t11. HM» ,...11 """""us:
sense potential, what the future holds. Publl'lled Orengt Coe•I O.lly PllOI, HE I GHBORH OOO LE G"I.
TAURUS <Apr. 20·May 20l : What was hidden "UQ111is.1ttt,2',1t11 PUBUC NOTICE ~~~~·~.~~· suua 300·
is revealed. You learn about quality, lime-and· ,..,.,. Keller' Wein, 1"'· • c.111om1• NoT1cacw~1tL1cHaA•tMO
motion. costs. alliances. partner or mate and ex· l'tCTmous •usi1tus <o.POt'•llOfl, 3G1 111• l ido, 5'1lle 300· .. l'OaE THE
d •t G . . s . t fl PUBLIC NOTICE NAMI STAT£MIHT N-PO<t llee<ll, CA'1'6l flt.ANNINOCIOMMIWC*'Ol'TM• pe n t ures . em1m, ag1llar us persons gure T,,. 1ot10w1"9 per'°" is dOl"9 blffi· This ~,_1 1s '~eci oy • cor ceTY °" l"OUNTAtN VALLeY
prominently, "ICTITIOUSllUSINalS nenes: "°''1'°"~•llOl'l.W.IH.lllC. NOTI CE IS HEREBY GIVEN 111et
GEMINI (May 21.June 20) .· Go slow t'n or'der NAMa STATIMINT CAH~Ao: TT'SR"~IL.VEERSTSAOCK, COAL lyPresldtflt Oii Wednatdey, ~ 13, 1'19 ... 1:30 Tll• foll-1"0 persons .,. dol111 LES, COAL T·I ... ~ 11·~ 11• 1~ p.m. tn .... Covnctl ~. City lo be thorough. Accent on legal matters, binding 1>us•11en••: CANYON STAeL.es. m 11 Sent• AM eo~~~Y·c.~-; :;,~ ......... ~_;::: H•11. 102a0 "...,A-. Fount•tn POTTER INTERNATIONAL GtllyonRoed,AMllelrn.C.llfornl•. -·s-......,..., -· V•lley C.lltonlle tl\ePI ..... Com commitments. joint efforts, marital status. M. H. H•rt. Po. "°•~.eoro... "wo». 1t11. • • ......... · I NC .. tSISt Goldenwnt Ctrcle, C•llfornle tlno; 2.ss11 s.nta Ana c.'. fl"'7t• mlulon will llOld •~I< llNf'lno on Aquarius, Taurus. Leo figure prominently -and Westmlnstet, Cetltornl• tM3 nyon Roed, Anehelm, C:.llfornf• PubllslleO Orenoe Coest Oelly PllOI, lhe tol_,,,. lf.eml; SO dOeS the number 4 Potter ll'lterrtellonel Inc., e Thi\ b1is4neu IS conduct..i by •II In· "UO 11 19 21> Sept 1 1'71 z-Clla1199 Ne. MJ · · O•l•w•r• corporellon, IS159 di Id · ' ' ' · • 3031.71 Pr-selolltttetedbylheCllyofF-. CANCER (June 21.July 22): Check resources, Gold•"west Circle, Westtnlnster, " uel. leln v.11.., lo,..,_ Ille l~tow1119 ,
d G k '"•llfor111.--M.H. H•rt II I I ' & • G Stu Y eminl message. eep diet·healtb resolU· ..... ·-T~l PUBLIC NOTICE IC 00 SI fl rom ~1 ........ , Tiii• llu.ui.ts ls concluded by • COit· " s '"'*'*'' wes lllM wltl\ Iha AC)rl<ultw .... Ofltrkt 10 Al "SI,... lions. Yes,thechangeis foryourowngood-call, pcwetion. Countyc•-otOrengeCoun1yonJu1v '•m11y ""'*nu·· 01str1c1r ,11 Potter1--1~-1 u. 1m --:,.:':'1CT=1"'n""ou"""',..,,.,...,... ____ T Sc:......... • ..... message will verify data. R-.1,;;,t;~ .. P°';.';ldent l'.flttJ UUllNHI emur• """"ICIUted el 1~ _,,,
LEO (July 23·Aug. 22>: Make tadjustment In Tiiis , .. ,_. w•' llted •'"' ,,. Publlllled~.,. Co.lat Delly Piiot. The 10~.!:'~':!!~~:!.no 11usi. ~~::.,s=t~~T.:..!';"::: •
home planning; someone may be late. Excitement eouniv Ctertu ot 0r-.. coun1., 0" July July 19 •nd Auoust ,, '2· "· "'' 11ess •s McOoweu Sc-1oeew •t mto o. • "·ma. 1'1•·11 •• , SUNTHING "NTERPRISES Street ... F·-·~· ~., ......... of discovery is on agenda -variety, children, ~·------------i " ......... j • -A'-"'""'"""',· .,__,-:;-n v":..:: Pubtl"'911 Ortlft(le CDost Delly PllOt, CE 1111 SUHTHING, 1 .. n L'f'lll s1r .. 1, ..... "" ....._ ....._.. -....... speculation, creative endeavors are part of J.,1., n . ,., .,. ~ s. 1• 1.,. PUBLIC NOTI !.!!!'· H11t111og1on llH<h, c:.111ont•• Schoell ioc:ettd •• •1'11 eUS11en1 Street. , ___. ., ,.....,. end, CSI Qlurr_, Scllool toceltd .. SCenarlO. l16l·1I ,..,., Sllel'9 Wiiii-, 1 .. JI LYM llJll S.nle C.rlotte SlrH1. Tiie • VIBGO (Aug. 23·Sept. 22): Accent on solitude·, ------------• PtcnnousauStNISS Street. •l•H. Hununote11 e .. c11 ~•mi.illf'llPIMl••to-1.....,
PUBUC NOTICE NAMISTATEMUfT Gtllhwllf•'2Wf ' 1 .. , -~I ....._ link.a, pieces into place. You have rare opportunity TM •011...,1119 ""°"' .,. o.1no Tiits ._...._is <Olldllcted 11y.,.. 1,,. 1::::.,• ,_ .. :;;;:: o'l;i:1 "SI,...
tO bring Order inl.o your life. See clearly e00\18b to 1---.. -ICTl--Tl-OUl--.-U-S-IN-.-51--~IMl~t~J"e~~ESCA'S, t20 New,ort dtVld ... I. c.Ml.,_.U.,..,. .....
avoid haze of sell·deceptlon. ".AMa ITAHMaNT Cef!ter om.. Ho. '°· 09siOft Pl•u. Tltls ,~WI~~ • .., •1111 .,_ ::':!':. ~.,:' .:.:-:_•._.~ ::=
LIBRA <Sept. 23·0ct. 22): Messages, calls ._!~.~ ~ i. OOlftt .,..,.,. N~'! ~~~~~= D<IW, O>unty c•-of 0r.,.. Oovnty Oii J111y A&Mtro.
bring profitable results. Capicom, Cancer persons CAL. PROOUCTS COMflANY,.., ""' .. -. CMlfOme...,, "· "11 "'""' ~,~,':=-~ -:d•er•
nrure ....... -1 .. ently. Accent on trtos. brothers, sla· H•rw. ""'· c:o.te ,,...., C.I~ ,,._ OtttY. 1•11 Sllytlne o.i.... ,...,"'" Orlfllll COMt o.IJy .. ~ T•m•"•W to ..... ,.,e • "llln••-tnV&HU• t»h Futletteft, Coeilfwlll•talt '9 .o..---. • ..-.. .,. ters. Ideas when put Into action brin& priorities into M•<llMI ""'"*" Met<w1o, am '"" """"""is COl'dUCted h"'-.. 1.'-"-Y_ • ..-__ .__s_. •_r._,._. 1t11 ___ ._"_·"_. ""*-""" e11.o1tM4lrtior 11w1ev.,.,
rocUI. ;4,:~· ~. o.1A MtM. C.ltfenll• dlvi-IJofl'IA OltlY PUBLIC NOTICE c:.Ml"-IU. .............
SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21>: Finish what you Tiiis 11111"'-ti ~.., 4lfl'"' Tiits tt•""*'1 •• n1ec1 wttio .,. ,..,...., ...,,..., ., Mii U4nftt ..
start; get flfl8er on pulse of public. Aries, Libra °'""'"''MldlMI ~"''° fr.';~~-'..,.~°"*"' c:e-v ... Jutr r---N-OTI_ca_°"_"'_La-0-,.---1 =:. • ""'"'SllllO •.., Ulft9H
llgur~rominenlly. Money, possessions, locating Tiits •leiem.nt ... fifed with I.lie '"Jltt flHIONALf'ltOHlfTY c..i .... u.....-......
I t l th h 1--.a -·-C ..... G Publl.,_ °''"" Coe,Jl 0.tly Piiot. CSK. •t Cell!, QvM ~I ~ltltll t.MlltMd .-, Gv.t .., .. ..._,, 08 a c es -qe are emp as""-'· ....,_.,., letllot .......... 8ul!l\18llJlllY July!2, 2tM9A•1ou1U. t1, lt71 HOTICI 1!. Hl!Rl •Y OIVIH NI for tlM tatlltltlSM'9M If • .,._~ SAGflTARUJS (Nov. 22·Dec. 21): Strive to be "· 191•· ,...,.. t1,...,. "'*' ..-,_.,... • iM a.w _.. 1Nttc1111a ... 111111.,. ~ _...
...t l aJ ind d t b. st -..~ l ........... Or "~st Dell fll..,. "'° ..,..,._, M 111 ...... ef A Clltnllll .. -t~~lon •I tll8 Oni n • cpen en -maa.e new · 81 "°• persona ... -., ..., PUBUC N....,...CE ••ec• ., .. , s. r..t1t11, Ote11 ... nort11ent _, •f ~11~ ~ appearances. 'Take lnlttaUve, wear brtgbt colors -J1ilytt.it11W1A,,...s, 0 • tm 17» v u · CA1...,.,....wi111111e1flllllblke«&181\et o.r.1 ....
get to heart ot matters. fllCT•~ eusiNau Metten A11<oett. '°11,,., "'""' e...i..._.u.,._.He._.
CAPRICORN <Dec. 22·Jan. 19>: You team N~MUY~T.,.. ... T !":ie~ .... ~'i#{~.U.:!:. :=::::;::':'.:=.~
some aecret.s whlch enable you to extricate 1 "'~~·~:-•no ,...,_, .,. 00111• '"'•le,.. 11trtOM1 ..,...,.""or• " 11 o.~ •ouled .-11cM
ll tt....... ••"-t uld b ......,,. i 1 bl eU.N INT"lltlO'lt, JOIOO Ctvwl1 l'n\IC.ll Nf'tOf a llltY llt lltC-ry ~ Strt.t, 1 yours~ nvm wQa wo ave ~n an nt.oJ.era e c Complete V•IC•' "•r•••t. L.qun• Hltuer, ..-1.iv • '"" • '"' ~IOllM +or THIH MATTa~ -11et11t -
posltlon. Canffr native la part of actnarto. What cover•i• c.11tott11aw1 :.,::,:=:.;c:.~.:;:' !.~,~==:.:;:: 1 mltht tn1Ually appear a deteat will boomeran• ln ~11 ~' •11 ea1~l·"'"'•· wt111 tflt• ".,.,."~ w • c..... u.a ...... ...-... ,_...,. : "our falUor of countr $til •""""· llW'ftl•., ., -.1e1 "•""' M_...., eeea. r111e ,,, 1 " • I •11•11 Welwreth, .)Otto Crowl\ Mite ...,.....IWllMdllelltt, UllH '"OU 04lltRtNO TO tntllf W AQUAlllUS CJen. »Feb. ll>~ Friendlh1p em. governnaent ~~:~.:~ · ut11119 .,,,,..,, " ... 1110.11.., ,,__, .. ....,Peru .._.,,.., ~ .... ..,.,...
pbaalled lbal could become a meanintful rel•· .. _,, •nd oou .. a . T111• 1tu11neis 1• clftM1e0., • ..... c:.1" o... ........ ,._ .... ,"" . .,,-.,,-.i1.,.........., ..... ..
J .... ha '' .... ,.. ,..,,,..,,.. tltlMS mite, ...... ~ Uflltln ... .-.1e ,_!flt. II,..,..., ~ t onsm.P due to s red experience. Some pressures •"" ~ Olefy1 1.~ ,....,, mt ,...,..._, ,._ 1• ... ,.., ,_ _, '*'*' .., are relieved. Social affaJr ralH:s your morale. I very day Tiil• ...._. -, ..... w1t11 111e r"".._",cetlf ,..,,.,,. o. trtwc • ...,..., .. ,
PISCES <Feb, ll·Mar. 31))· You &el ftrm In lhe :.r.~ci.,.otOrlll9tC-•OftJll1Y C>Med~~.:......, 'WI '"8rt•~1:;:.1::uoo.
rOothOld -Soll ea.n be ,.ttbed. Know tt and ,..,.., Vl ...._. ..,....,.,
d rdt l 0 ho " :.,,. .......... fl'*llMder.tl CMtl Delly ~llOt, k.reutry 1111--.c.i11w..-re1pon acco n1 Y. ae w Pvua 1 ... ....,. ..lltl• a".,.~ s. ,1, tm ~1t11Mt ar.,., c:.... Detty .,. ... l'\o&MI,,.. o....,. c:..i o..1y ,... could Ci«ide to 1mo0th path tor you. u ... 11 ...,.. tt. im »JJ· ~ u. ,,,. ~
PUBUC NOTICE
I
I
LOWERS EXPECTATIONS
AnemtitytMn Mange,.
.
TAPS MOTOR POOL
Assemblyman Lanterman
State Legislators
Have Varied Tastes
Behind the Wheels
• SACRAMENTO <AP> -U you tee ~ uttmbtyman or tenator
drive by ln a Cadlllile it'• prObabb cOllinl you DO more than ti be
w .. ln a Ford. Tbe q Uon of what It doet for tbe 9e1Hlator'1 lmace la anotber
matter.
.. , TlllN1' WE OVGRT to set
an ••&JDJll•." saya n. Arl n
Gre1ono. D-San Mateo. whoM
onb car la a 1tate-lta1ed aub-
com pact Dodae Colt.
Orepto said he Ukts small
can aad they fit tu. lUe 1tyle.
Sen. John Brla , R·Fullerton.
aald be tried to lU.rn ln his state·
leHed Uncoln OontJnental ror a
maller car, bu.t was \old he
eouldfti do It until the two.year
leaae expired.
A8UD 1fD.JIE plckecl..a
Lincoln in the flnrt place, Brtos
said: "l'tn a family man, and
when I drive those freeways in
Los Angeles I want all the pro-
tection I can get around me."
A11emblyman Gary Hart, D·
Santa Barbara. recently turned
in bis Chevy Monza, leased by
the state for $142 a month. He said be did it for two rea-
sons. First, it was a lemon and
was always in for repairs, and
second, be felt. that ''since
Proposition 13 one of the things people are saying is, "Let's see
some cutbacks at the highest
level."'
"I LIKE TO THINK it was
mostly the second reason," said
Hart, who now drives either of
two cars be owns.
Assemblyman Eugene Chap-
pie, R-Roseville, owns three
cars personally, but often drives armmcnm bi& dismct ina state--
leased Jeep.Wagoneer.
"I've got a lot of mountains in
my district and it's getting pret·
ty expensive to have chains put
on and oil," be said.
FOB SIMILAR REASONS. As· semblyman Barry Keene, D·
Elk, uses a state-leased Chevy
Blazer in bis north-coast dis-
trict, and Assemblyman Stan
Statham, R·Cbico, has a Dodge
Sierra van.
In addition to a salary of
$23,232 a year, a per diem of $40
a day and a telephone credit
card, a state legislator can get a
state-leased car and a gasoline
credit card. .
Only three of the 120
legislators don't take advantage
of that prerequisite -Hil'rt and
Asse mbly men Frank Lan-
terman, R·La Canada, and Art Agnos, O.San Francisco.
LANTE•MAN AND AGNOS
sometimes use st.ate-owned cars
from tbe motor pool, as do other
le1l1latort when their state·
ltaaed car la oot available.
Under the re1ulatlons set
down by the Rules committees
of the two houses, le1l1laton
can leue any Atnerican-made
car tbey want.
Grecorio'a Colt was made tn
Japan, but Jobn Williamson, ex·
ecutlve officer of tbe Senate
Rules Committee, said the Colt
was allowed because It la made
by an American manufacturer.
l'O& AISEMBLYllEN THE
state pays uP to $225 a month or
90 percent of tbe lease cost,
whichever ls less. For senators,
the state pays up to $220, and the
senators pay any cost above
that.
Brtsgs. for example, pays an
extra $90.97 monthly for the Lin·
coin be tried to trade in.
,t\mong tbe eheaper cars
leased for legislators are the
Mercury Monarch driven by As·
semblyman Dennis Mangen, 0-
Huntlngton Beach, which costs
the state $157.29 a month to
lease, and the $159.59-a·month
Ford Mustang driven by As·
semblyman Bill Lockyer, D·San
Leandro.
Window
Warehers -BOSTON <AP> -A
t eam of 79 men a nd
women have b e en
employed to watch win·
dows at the John Hancock
Company's Copley Square
building. '\
Wlndows ih the 6-story
building, covered with
'blue·tinted panes, have popped and fractured ever
s ince the building was
completed.
The team. peering at the
building through high·
powered binoculars, got to
work last month after the
Boston Building Com·
mission demanded that
measures be taken to pre-
vent accidents resulting
from falling glass. The
watch l.s maintained from
6 a.m. until 11 p.m. daily.
Back to Wilderness
New ~s Fend Off Backpacking Borda
DESOLATION WILDER·
NESS, Calif. <AP)-This rugged,
glacier·carved re -
gion is living up to its name
again, as a result of new rules
which have reduced hordes of
overnight backpackers who
enter the area to a maximum of
700 a day.
The 63,475·acre wilderness
area just west of Lake Tahoe is
one of the smallest maintained
by the U.S. For est Service. Unfil
this year, it was also one of the
most heavily trafficked areas in
the country.
UNTIL nos SUMMER, up to
4,000 people could be found
trampling along trails or camp-
ing at one of the many lakes dot·
ting the granite-strewn region on
a midsummer day -almost
twice as many as the Forest
Service figured it could handle.
Even at its most remote re-
gions you were likely to see
other people. Hikers quipped:
that it seemed they were on
some sort of mass migration in·
to the woods or bad stumbled OD·
to a west·coast Central Park.
But hikers traveling through
the area are now reporting that
they can go for a day or two and
see only a few people. And there
are reports of deer &lei even
bear being spotted.
IN RECENT YEARS there
wasn't much ID the way of
wildlife to see except for birds
and marmots in the area rang.
inl from about 7,000 to nearly
10,000 feet to elevation. Trails
were well worn, and lakes
tended to aet flsbed out quickly.
Nancy Sc baller, Forest
Servlctt naturallll =at the aaen-
cy 's South Lake Tahoe staUon.
eays the limit on people tn the
area was needed because,
deapit~ tta name, ''there was no
more solitude."
Now ahe 1ays, there are far
fewer peap&e ln:tarea arid Jitken "reJlly aeem support
our new •yatem.
•'TllBY CAN bow m.acb
Uie tt aGI:; lt'i/a 1mall ana and
rMUY -e:e~ to man·• lm·
pact,.. ahe talCI. "Ttie trails
(OUTDOORS)
were getting like cement in
some places." ·
There wel'e other signs of man like old fire pits, some debriS
left by campers, and lalceshore
campsites so packed down that
already sparse alpine vegetation
wouldn't grow there anymore.
Besides the limit on numbers
of people in the area during
summer months. tbe Forest
State Seeks Bids
On 1-15 Project
SACRAMENTO CAP> -The state Dep a rtm e nt of
Transportation has called for
bids on $18 million in highway
construction projects, including
construction of a portion of In·
terstate 15 near San Diego.
The Interstate 15 project in·
volves construction or 2.3 tnlles
of freeway north or Escondido
between Deer Springs Road and
Gopher Canyon Road. It is ex·
peeled to cost $13.1 million.
Service limits individual camp-
ing groups to ~ people. P'rmits
are required to enter the area,
and camps are supposed to be
100 feet away from streams or
lakes.
OTHER PRIOR RESTRIC·
lions included a ban l>n off.
road vehicles, restrictions on
dogs 8nd pack animals and a
policy of discouraging guns.
But the big change bas been
the quota system, says Ms.
Schaller, adding that rangers set
certain limits on each of the 14
trailbeads leading into the fltea,
and can shift hikers to other
trails if one ts getting too much
use.
The quota system also pro-
vides that half the 700 overnlaht
campers must make reseJ'Va·
tions in advance. The rest are aJ.
lowed in on a first-come, first.
served basis. There's still no
limit on day-bikers
WREN THE AREA is full,
rangen direct campen to other
nearby areas wbicb can be
reached just as eaally but are not
as well known.
"It seems to be working,"
says Ms. Sohaller. "We hop,e It
will. It's such a pretty area. '
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WHAT'S NEW
IN N£WP8IT HEIGHlS
LOOK! New price on this very
lovely home. $134,900. Owner bas
bought another. Wendy Sitler.
~5044
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NEW PAINT. TLC will make this a
fine home. Pool + guestbouse.
Brmg offers. $129.500. Michele T.
Ricbarde ~50'4
For sale or trade On1
mHl.ton dollars + i
several properties, Lota
debt SB0.000. Want homf
business or opportunit)
Paul Stuart. Owner/Brk
(213) 83M746
MIWPGU_JtEIGH1'$ llALTY-11----~
641-5044 ~
EQUAL HOUSING
OPPORTUNITY
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AD real estate advertised
in tllia newspaper la sub·
Jed to tbe Federal Fair llousina Act of 1968
wbicb makes it il1eCal to advertise "any pre· ference, UmitaUon, or
discrimination baaed OD
SPANISH YIU.A
db a llO )'~ biat.ory
.S a view of SU Luis
Rey lliuicm. Bl&b atop a
gentle alopi:ng 10 acre
parcel ia tbia massive
G>O aq ft home. Over 400
newly planted avocados ao you can combine busi·
... tool lfaybe • trade w1ll work. but you have
to 1ee tbla alte. a frplcs,
arched windows and doorways, ~ontoured
cel.llnp, hardwood Doors
and ukinl 11545,000.
Ctl4JU4to
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race, color, religion, sex, --------------.---or n•tlonal origin, or an ~~~~--.....
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such preference, Umit~· OOOWN-OCLOSCNG
tiaa. or dlacriminatioa. Homes in all areas ol
'lbil newspaper wm not ORANGE COUNTY
knowingly accept any VIT AGT.
advertising for real C.541oOIOO
estate which ia in viola· ~
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YITHOMIY
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evef\7tblnc in tbia 3
Bdrm 2~ ea condo in the
Bl"&+ a good price at
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EWSIDE
QUAUTY BUILT
3 Bdrm 2 bath, large
family room, used brick
fireplace, abate roof,
newly plalnted In/out.
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OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
OCIAM YIEW
NEWPORT IEACH
3 Bedroom Bar Harbor Model.
Draperies'Landscaping, Sprinklers,
Patio & -Atrium Covel'S. View of
Catalina.-Ocean & Night Lights.
Lovely Decor Thru-Out. A Pleasure
To Show. ~.500.
SPARKLING !
Immaculate 3 Bedroom End Unit
Trina Model -Back Bay View -
Tiled Jacuzzi New Oven1,_Dish
Washer, Disposal And water
Heater. New Carpets & Drapes.
OwneF-V«)'-Amtious. t11>9,-500.
CORONA DB. MAR
Canyon Crest Estates. PopuJar "E"
Plan. Two Family Bedrms .• 2
Baths, Formal Dining, Wet Bar.
Pool And Jacuzzi. Beaut Decor In
Warm Tones. Upgraded Carpets &
Wall Pape r s. Minutes From
Fashion Island. $125,000.
Ill DOYa Dim
Half-Sim Trio
9475
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Sizes 10\i, 12... 14Kf 16~.
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IUT OP 'IMI 11 Uff S
Imm aculate condition!
Dramatically decorated with wall
araphk ' huuen nd mirrored
wardrobes Private deck and patio
-Lov ly ar nbelt and waJk to
abopping. Sl.29.000. O~n Housel ·~
•03 Vista Grande.
SHOUC&.lfff
Charming 4 bedroom family home
r contly remodeled. whh
de~orator wallpapen, n ew
c rpets. drapes and shutters.
gourmet kitchen. wood floors .
1-'rcnch do'3rs to lushly planted
putao. Iron gat(\(j pool area. many
custom appointments throughout.
"25.000 includinf( the land. See
Vody Nel800 at 2~ Or1rtwood.
OMCI WOM A TIMI
There was and as a 3 bedroom 3
bath home. too good to be true. It's
in lrvmc Terrace you own the
land. it's only S189.750, and has
storybook charm. priY.acy .and
value See Lucy Rose at 609
Patolita
OPIM OM THI IA YfllOMT
On a sandy beach with great bay
'& jetty views . Large private
courtyard with jacuzzi. High
ceilings. spacious feeling, three
bedrooms 0c maid 's, adult
recreation room & you own the
land. $585,000. See Frank Sennes
al 1933 Bayside.
OPDI IN HAUOR VJEW HOMES
Charming home with country
kitchen. hardwood floors .
Pool·sized !ot. cul -de-sac location.
3 Bedrooms including master
bedroom with smashing wood and
class solarium. You own the land.
$144.900. See Barbara Collins at
1942 Port Dunleigh.
ro<)L.SIDD COIHB
Eastbluff Plan 450 with 4
.bedrooms. 2 baths. Immaculate
ins ide plus excellent "curb
appeal". See today. A good buy.
$154,500. See Ginny Anderson at
901 Citrus. ·
HAUOR VIEW HILLS
Spacious 4 bedroom. 2112 bath
home. Family room overlooking
large pool and jacuzzi. Many
decorator touches added thruout.
Great view of harbor and ocean.
Perfect for family enjoyment
$264,500. See Carole McMahan at
1033 White Sails Way.
STARTER HOME
Delightful 2 bedroom. 2 bath
townhouse in UN IV ERSITY
1> ARK for the young at heart. Air
conditioned. close to pools and
tennis. $79,900.
UCB'TIOMAL FIE UYRlONT
Located oo exclusive EAST BAY
FRONT on the PENINSULA this
home , custom built in 1976 by
Higson, is a spectacular property
with its brick & wood exterior.
leaded glass windows. French
doors leading out to a large
t errace with excellent boat
facilities plus a sandy beach.
$850,000.
MYSHOIES -REDUCED!
Owner moving. See this special
family home near private beach. 3
bedrooms, large family room and
s pa cio u s secluded patio .
$234,500.
HACH HOUSE
Spacious 3 bedroom house just
steps from the beach. Community
tennis courts and pool. Llght and
bright contemporary design .
Lowest price in this area for
$119,000.
TUl1'U ROCIC CAMPUS VIEW
Located just steps from park and
pool on a quiet cul·de-sac. This
lovely 2 bedroom and den
townhome is only $109,500 with
land included. Don't wait!!!
NICllEDUCID
FOlt IMMIDIA Tl SAU
Absolutely charming 3 bedroom,
formal dining room, walnut
paneled family room with
fireplace. Relaxing, hard to find
canyon view. Enjoy the private
beaches. Priced right. $251,000.
llG CANYON
"DOYll" Wint VllWll
At last!! Only Deane one-level
Condo on market. Many upgrades.
Living room expanded.
Immaculate 2 bedroom. den with
exciting view. $269,500.
auffS CAIMIUT.A
Four bedrooms, three full baths
a ll done In soft earth tones.
Located on quiet cul·de·sac. End
unit -brite and cheerful -only
$157,500.
A CGIJIWll,&. IM fl II' co.
144·90IO
MIWU~l
ONHIUM.14
' IOl7 SIADltff
lrvtfte Terrace. Prof .. •
decor .. ·bua• 1arden·
room for rool·ntW
kJtcblo·ph• bclrma • den. ll.-\ baU11. (I-pie 6 Dtl 1'110 lll• entry
SZAt.900 MIWUSnM61
ONMIAT/SUM. l·I ,. ..... c.."
Beautiful waterfronl
home wtth boat 11Llp " 1andy beech . In
BALBOA COVES : 4 bclrma + family rm. 3,.,
batha. 2 frplc•. a patio!! 13ZT.5001nd~hand 1
WATla MT
lmmaculute, proteiu1 dt'
c.uat.ed home 2 lldrm11 & den + dlnlna rm. lar.:r
QWUT)' tiJ ln hall" dtin, bu1~ papo fl d erk
D0.000 Including land &
boaUllp'
OCUMMOMT
Duplex. 3 • •·bdrm uni.ta. each wHb frplc Dbl
aarage. corner lot
-t:M0,800 lftCh~~f'laN}I
OCUMROMT
Choice oceanfronl
duplex. on the 1aod!
Hup 1.1111tairs bdrm. lge
kitchen. On large R-2 lot
$375,0001
.... lay Prop.
ltalton * 675-7060 *
WANTED!
Well cared for former
model home In Orange
needs new owners! ... so
meone who wlU enjoy a
beautiful jacuzzi year
round round ... someone
who needs a lot or room
with little maintenance.
3 Bdrm, walk-in closets,
office In garage. New
paint. paper & much
.mar:e..SU2JIQO O,...tto..eS...2·5
4CM6 Mo. Ocecm View
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Real Estate
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Open Sa/&
IN THE BLUFFS
537 PLAYA. Designer's dream home.
HAS IT ALL! 3 Bdrms .. 2112 b$lthS,
sp~clous end qnit on tip of cul-de-sac
wlth panoramic Upper Bay View.
Truly u "soup to nuts" custom decor
thut would make a model home blush
with en vy! Countless $$$ spent on
maklng this showplace just for you.
IN CORONA DEL MAR
907 SANDCASTLE DR. BEST BUY
BAR NONE! Roomy 4 bdrm. and oak
rtoor ed family rm .. single level
"Carmel Plan .. on "mammoth
grounds" + 210-ft. deep); recently
redecorated thruout. Bike to beach.
c lose-by best schools & shopping.
Quick escrow possible. Offered at
$210.000.
IN EASTBLUFF
2945 CA~IA. Deligbtful single level
ranch style home. 4 bdrms. & family.
with sensational view of Upper Bay,
valley & night lights. Low maint.
yard, shaded by tall trees. earth &
wood tones. tile flooring & many other
custom interior features. Offered at
$176,500. OPEN SUNDAY ONLY.
MOVE IN
Formal dining room. living room
& den. 5 BR o n a fantastic
pooi-sired let in M~sa Verde
$126.500 ..
INVEST
your time, paint & brush. Make
this 3 BR, 2 BA home into a jewel.
Eastside Costa Mesa $95.750.
TWO HOUSES!
Try these two houses on one lot on
Balboa Island for a doubly good
investment. $270.000 ..
SELL idle items with a
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MIMD&>? VA
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TIMETOIUY
MOUNTAIN RETREAT
Off highway 38 near Bar
Park. 5 acre lot b.igh on
hill in trees Neighbors
water and electric close
enou,h. Vear round
vacation & permanent
home adjacent. Asking
Sl6.SOO. Terms available. 400l11"6? C:Mjf~ ·., : ~illl....
VA TERMS
Thia SUPER LISTING
o(fering up,raded 3 BR,
formal dtning, n ew
carpets & tile is l'I South
Coaal home. Minutes to
shopping In Irvine in·
duslrial area. Offered at
S81.SOO. Call today on this
one!
540.3666
Wltelc-.11
REAL ESTATE
GARDIHHOMI
OMLY Slt,900
Xlnt price · Xlnt location
· Xlnt cond. Close to ever·
yplace you want to be &
privacy . This
sophisticated 3 bdrm, 2
ba home Is a s teal!
759-1501
~ Walker t; L~e
Guarded gate to lvty
adult complex w /pool &
clubhouse. 2 bdrm. 2 ha
coodo includes air condi·
tiorung. washer. dryer &
refrig al greal price of
only $78,900! VA terms
TOO! 545-9491
BUSY & NEmlNG
Unique Homes ot Mesa
Verde la "plugged lnto"
a relocation re ferral service that has created
a demand ror more
salespeople. We are busy
and need help ! Ex·
perienced or new
salespeople may apply.
Attractive (antiques) or.
fice & top quality (peo-
ple> associates to work
with. Contact Sandy
Orlowski or Jim Wood at
546-5890
UVEONTHESAND
*NOW SELLING* ffunlington Pacific
Beach house. This is a
limited otrerinll of uni·
que cooperative apart·
menta. located on the
sand . A NEVER
BEFORE, NEVER
AGAIN OP -
PORTUNITY. You owe
it to yourself to In·
RuI Ealate vesU,ate this real find. __ ..;.;.;..;,__.;.__ ___ 1 Prices Crom $87,SOO to
FREE ... Weekly lists of S289..r.000. 711 Ocean Ave.,
"by ownen". Prices. ad· < P\,;H > Hun tin at on
drelses, descriptions. Beach, Ca. Sales offlct
Help-U-Sell closed oo Tuesdays.
(714)-1-634-4800. Broker S36.a3
$111( & ,,Nlf GEORGE BELLOWS
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PRESENTS
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UDUCED S5 I ,QOOl
PRIME PROPERTIES
YI~ Cc:»eo Sweeping ocean view
from this J(lamorous 3 BR: powder rm + 2 lge. baths; vacant for quick
po'\Se5S. $149.000.
SPIC M' WAN OUPLIX Beautiful 4 BR
ow:'\er's unit up, with 2 BR rental
do\ n : balcony with ocean view: lae.
patio, spacious rooms. Steps to ocean.
Only $189.500.
I.ARI UACH TllPl.EX Sundeck ocean
view: frplc., 3 BR. 2 BR & 1 BR.
Perfect owner/user unit. $175.000.
2 'r'a Acre ocean estate io prime San
Clemente location! 360 Deg. ocean and
mountain views! Sweepm, circular
drive. Dramatic iron gateways.
Spacious view, living room Elegant
formal dining room. Study. Game
room. Garden room. Full sited bar.
Family room. Guest f acWty with
kitchen, 6 Bedrooms. Courtyard. Pool
& tennis court. Owner will finance!
Just reduced to $649,000! Call for
private showing.
673-8550 n2•• .. ,1 ... c ...... ..._.
OPEN SUN 1·5. 1204 W. BALBOA
BLVD .. N.B.
ACROSS FIOM OCIAM 4 Bdrms. + 2
bdrm. duplex, needs lots of TLC, but
priced at only $179,500.
DAVlD SON REALTt
•f< ,•; \ l ".,.. • • ' 645 1575
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PAIK SIDI LIVtM• For the
discriminating home owner-. Popular 3
Bdrm home -ready for your move.
Almost private park adjacent to vour
delicate lighted home. Brand new on
the market at only $117 .000. Call
Wl'YI JUST USTID -one of the finest
view prol>6rties in all of Eastbluff.
This grac1ous and customized home is
being offered with 4 spacious Bdrms,
parquet flooring in den, double door
leaded glass entry and much more.
We would be pleased t o show you this
fine property today.
OPDI SUMDA Y '"'· 2441..,.
640"''"·
We have several ocean & bayfront
homes available with pier & slips. ex-
clusive boat tour.
"MR. & MRS. CLEAM UVI tel" -
Spotless home. with too many xtras to
mention. 3 Bdrms -2 baths in tip-top
condition. New listing. Quality
thruout. $77,900. c• S4M141.
IEACH ADA -4-ft.IXIS COVIMGTOM
-IN HUN~ING"f'ON--BEA~H or-
similar property with beautiful view
· of golf course and ocean in San
Clemente. Priced at $195,000 each -
by amcious seller! Please phone
546-4141
Serving Costa M esa-Irvine
Hun11ngto 11 Beac h -Newport B c.Jch
NEWPORT MOVIMG m HEIGHTS Need housing info.!
Private entrance open· Call toll free
tng into a btfi fountain l-~szs..8920
area enhances this Ext.GU74orGU40
special home. Lge No obligation. A service
I ST nME IUYllSl
Country Uvtn' at lb best
& a vtew too! 4 BR. 2.,...
BA. accented in warm
earthtooes Lilted at all
terms. better hWTY on
tblaone!
540.3666
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REAL ESTATE
ITfl POOi. HOME
IM OISlllAIU
IAYCUST!
Four bdrma. 3 ba, fmly rm, gourmet kitchen has coot island. Very private
master suite · seperate
wing. Low maintenance yrd baa lvly Anthony
pool · great for entertain·
lne. Call ror appl.
5'5-9'91
c.7J Walker & Lee
Real Eatate g reenhouse in new '1 Affiliated Independent We aulat you to sell your
backyrd w /sprinkler Broten. ownbome. TOO'ALFEE. syslA!m. New shake roof. I~~~~~~~~ S895 paid In escrow. c.11 1 _______ _
cpts, plumbing. Electric 1: m today. TWOUMITS garage door. Just llated ! MESA VERDE 530-2224
646-771l ONLY $19,500! R~::-ry=~e ~ Walker & lee
Real Estate
TEHMIS VILLA
U>vely Bluffs end unit,
upgraded 3 8 R +
panelled family room
with built-in cabinets.
shelves. On quiet cul-de-
sac. close to shopping,
tennis. Tennis Club
membership Included.
By owner. Open house
Beautiful 3 bdrm fmly
home w /atrium visible PllMI pa()ftlltTY rrom fmly rm & mslr ...., ... •111.rT bdrm. Bring the outdoor IS.OW~•
scenery inlo your home Fant.astlc opporturuty to
for delightful Ii ving. acquire vacant land. re·
Walk-in closet In mstr sidentlal & income pro·
bdrm suite. Well perty below market
landacaped front, low v a I u e . W e b a v e
maint yard. Just in-apeclali.sta in estate &
troduced to the market! trust sales Call areas>. ~7711 EBBTIDE REALTY
~ Walker & lee
494·9'56
Sat. Sun 1·5; 412 Vista Real Eatate llGCAMYOM
Broadmore home for
sale $359,000. Own/ Agt
642·56'1'1 6"-5837
Trueba, N.B. or by appt, 1--------
640-1858 WantAdHelp!
n·s so EASY
4 Bdrm. + bachelor.
Frplc .• btlllt-lns; steps to
beach. $165,000 Including
land!
OCEAMFROMf
3 Bdrm. + den home on
30x8S ft. lot: frpl .. buill·
ins, patio. beamed ceil·
logs. $375,000
673-3863 642·2253 Eves
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Cameo SboreS is at 2'11 Milford Rd.
Not too larae. but not too small either.
A well bullt home witb a bclnm .•
located on one ot the lar1e1t
canyonslde lats in Cameo Sbore9. If you wut to~ there •1 DJenty ol room to
add on. Dt9.SOO And the owner will belp tlnancet Open thia weetend.
HOaSI LOYllS
Here's YO\lr chance to build your
home in an are with other eJe.aant
home ~ where horses are
permitted. . . all with an ocean vtew !
For those who have followed real
c tale Drlces aJon1 the coast, thla
price ol $'10,000 per acre can only be
dt cribed as unbebevabler Located in
picturesque Su Juan Capistrano Just
minutes h'om the Dana Polnt Yacht Har bot.
YUA•I WA.W
Boast.1.n1 one ol the finest recreational
facilities anywhere, this community,
near So. Coast Plaza, is a great place
in which to live & our listing at 2931-E
So. Fairview Ave., is the place fOl' you
to live it. A super neat ''two" plan
with 3 bdrms .. 2 baths, beamed
ceilings, sharp decorating & located
on a large grass greenbelt. Can't be
beat at $75,500. Open this weekepd.
CAWN• ALL llDS
With 5 bdrms .• you can finally have a
room of your own, plus you can enroll
this fall in the excellent Newport
school system. Tell Mom & Dad the
price ia right at $184,200 & they will
love living in The Bluffs area. with all
its many amenities. Be sure to also
teH Dad the yard & outside are taken
care of, so he can curl up in the den to
watch football & relax, on Sunday
afternoon. AJI Mom & Dad have to do
is call Harbor Realty & we will take
you all over to see your new home.
COMPUl&IZED MAbEllH5-
Come in for a free demonstration of
bow our computer can belp you find a
home, or give you a market analysis
of your present home. "Let our
experience work for you."
673-4400
HARBOR
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EXCITIM&(T IM A 4 llHOOM
This family home oozes excitement,
interest and craftsmanship.
Developed by a noted landscape
architect. it features a sparkling pool,
attractive plantings, dramatic use of
tiles, wood, bricks and a sun filled
skylight. The floor plan is single story,
the kitchen is a delight and the price
is right: $219,500. C it 2 day! In
Newport's Back Bay!
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REAL TORS', 675-6000
2443 East Coast Highway, Corona del Mar
also m MPsa Verde, at 546 5990
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COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS
25 IS E. C09d Hwy., c ... c111 Mw
675-5511
NEWPORT-REDUCED $26,500
Gorgeous ranch style custom built In
Newport! Quiet cul-de-sac. Red brick
pathway and white rail fence. 2
massive fireplaces. Beamed ceilings.
Huge family room w/11 ft. wet bar.
True country-style kitchen. Fantastic
66' covered patio! RV parking -and
much, much more! Owner will carry
2nd T.D. Full price just $198,500. Hurry, call today !
I PROPERTIES
SAVES S S
Sparkling 3 bedroom in prime
neighborhood with new carpeting &
paint. Priced for a quick sale at
only $81.900. CALL 751-3191.
LIDO ISLE BA YFRONT
FIRST TIME OFFERED. Via Lido
Nord bayf ront home; 40 ft. lot next to
L.I.C.A. beach. 3 B<lrms. + guest apt .•
pier & slip, sunny patio $625,000.
Lawson
GUATNIWSI
NR. NEW TRIPLEX
Costa Meaa; mits pro-
jed.ed at sum per mo. P..500
prt1~enl~
SPUU. POOL ON UDo ISi.£
l'lbT OffOITUMm TO --This new UatJng! Enjoy indoor/outdoor
Uvlna In this 4 Bdrm. 3 bath sin1le
story home. On huge lot on sfrada.
001.LEGE PARK 3 Br, 2
ba bome In Seal Beach 115,800
Lingo
RIAl&wt
EMERALD BAY
JM ¥19 ... Ml 0,.. W/S.. 1·1
C'OLLZGE PARK bome la Costa Mesa. LOW
.,,tl50. VA, FHA or as-sume loan. Spec...._, •Mw ...... of._.-.,,
ow...tufd11 lm11nsld hy. Tllh ha,....,_, LARGE HARBOR VIEW
SPACIOUS HOM1 ON OUllT STlllT -5
Bdrms. family room & dining room -
Somerset Model. Covered patio &
wood decking enhance the lovely
landscaping. Price includes new carpeting too! .
1127 Pt. Allllly. Ml. 0,. s.t/S. 1-1
IMMACULATE IRVINE TERUCE
WITH LOY&. Y GAIDBtS -Workshop,
and greenhouse, added to newly
carpeted 3 Bdrm 2~ bath home. Avattabte tmmedfately.
ttlt CM::11co. CclM 0,.. s.t/S..1·5·
CORONA on MAR DUPLEX
SOU1H OF HlfiHWAY LOCATIOM -
Convenient to new park on Bayside
Dr. Each unit has fireplace. patio &
builtin kitchen. A choice comer. lot
and 4 car garage make this perfect for
an owner or investor. $UN,500.
415-41 l'/:a lrh 0,. ... I ·5
BAYCREST AREA-HEW USTING
ON~ SPICIAL HOMI -This
has it.all -for the family and friends
-4 Bdrms, with large master suite
lower floor, huge game room, dining
room, island kitchen so great for
entertaining. Gardens rival Rogers
PLUS large pool & ramada. Gated
entry with fountain -so much more!
BEST FOR YOU
UST MGM llNTM. ARIA -Best pride
of ownership duplex in best Newport
area. Best "walk to beach" locale.
Best buy -call to see -you'll buy !
"ADD VALUE" PROPERTY
LAIGE 1·2 LOT -With 3 Bdrm home.
WilJ accommodate duplex on rear. RV
parking on the side. Call for showing.
SUCCESS BREEDS SUCCESS
By far the lion's share of our sales
come from referrals. Satisfied clients
pass the word along to their friends .
They in turn benefit from our
experience and tell others. Our
excellent reputation is the result!
Qaulified buyers seek us. For help
that really helps, give us a call -
642-5200
MESA VERDE
REDUCED TO $89,000
Attractive 4 bdrm.; 2 ba. home in
immac. condition. Xlnt loc.
IACIC IAY
Fine 4 bdrm .. 2~ bath f artµly home nn
quiet cul de sac. Oversized pool, playhouse, extra storage. $169,000 .
IAYFROMT
Several fine bayfront homes
with pier & slips
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
3·11 Bc:y~·d• Dr v•· N B 675 6161
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from ... ___, ON.p Co. W• .. dela In
VA & FHA to. progr-1.
CALL NOW -84&.2323
Wesfsklelealty
SUNSHINE HOME. a.ta Mesa. VA /FHA or
assume loan. 988,200.
,_.., --for llloM ........... ""' prl••t• co• .. 1tlty. Has darll roo•. Mp•• ...., ,._ ...... S49S.OOO. So. Calf IHllty
546-5605
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LOCATIONS ! These
homes are also available
to non-Vets through gov-
ernment low down pro-
grams. Calllor details.
540.3666
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~EAL ESTATE
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3 Lo..ty Y'Mw COIMlos
A 2 Bdrm San Mateo
model, overlooking the
pool, offered at $114.500
13 YJefo End Unit on the goU
coune, 2 Bdrm, den, San
Joaquin Model. pegged
wood floors. oak panel-
ing, fireplace. Offered at 1 $126,500.
14Scifmo
or a 2 Bdrm and den im-
maculate San Carlos.
with views of the lake.
golf course, mountains &
night lights. Offered at Sll.9,500.
OPEN DAILY
See agent at 35 Monlaoes
Elite
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Ute & Brite
MESA VERDE-Move in fresh 3 BR, FR, 2 BA-
Cozy r.plc, park-like yard, big trees. Move in
now. Only $79.500.
Prices Too Hi?
Save S#-Tree shaded,
cozy 3 BR, 11,; BA. brick
fplc. Move in now $65,000
FHA, VA OK. EXEC HilL TOP Hideaway in
private Seaview.
Spacious 3 BR, FR. Den.
2 fplc 's. View to ocean &
valley. Hurry, woo•t
last!
Fo•r 1t1•00. pt.1 d" wlttl CHetry
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LAGUNA BEACH
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HftfSICJ. deck a1td patio, Pfff•ct for
CMlfdoor ftfertal.,119. A ho.. for tM
dl1eft'lllllg._,. $149.tOO •
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644-7020
2123 SAN JOA9UIN HILLS ROAD
NEWPORT IEACH
macnab I Irvine
realty
NEWPORT BEACH
BAYFRONT
l EXCEPTIOMAL OFRRINGS
* * • * * * Probably the 2 finest condominiums
in Newport. Each with its own
private entry direct from the street
& its own private swimming ·POC>L
On the Bay with delightful views of all marine activity.
NEW USTING $75, 900
This 4 bedroom, 2 bath beauty is
located in North Costa Mesa. It
even bas a separate family room &
dining area. It sits on a lush, green
comer Jot & has RV access. The
owner is motivated, so make an
offer now! CALL 556-2660.
Re~lty Comp.my
3416 Via Lido
Newport Beach
114-675-4562 ************ HAI.ESTATE SaJ~le tired or a big
office? Opening for one rut estate salesperson
In small olfice. Same
location 25 yrs. Call
Gene, 846-3928; eve1 87Mm.
• A spacious. luxurious, 2-story
home richly & completely
refurbished w/lavish use of warm
woods, paneling & molding. Finest
quality cpt. 2 huge view decks. High
ceilings. 3 bedrooms, 3 baths.
marbfe fplc. $565,000 (back up offers only>.
MESA VllDE S6J. too
Take advantaae of the buyer's
marl8t 1b1s tlome lq a prime area
has it all! wan to wall carpeting,
built-in ~itchen, Community
swimming pool & a price that's
.hard to beat! CALL 751-3191.
UDUC• $5000
Tbis large 5 bedroom. 2 story
beauty Is located on one ol. the best
streets ln Mesa del Kar. Beautifully
landscaped & decorated. Walking
distance to schools as shopping.
Pticed to sell now at $104,800J CALL
656-2660.
WI AU PIOUD TO HAYI JUST
US1'1D OMI OF ntl MOST ...... y
CUST.,...,. DIANI Ho.m .. THIS
LOYILY. GOLIJ•OlllNTID
COMMUNITYI THI DIAM4TIC
Z·STOIY '-MOMAco~ ON • LAael
COINll LOT, WITH A llAUTlfUL
POOL & JACUZZI! PAMTASTIC
UP•IADIS, IMCLUDIN• WOOD
PA19UIT PLOOIS, IX9UlllTI
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CMOICI PIOP.ITYl SJll,000.
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Bdrm, 2/" ba, split-level home. Situ. RV acceu,
fmt ~. Sellen wUl
l'>l.f " of buyers boU1e ~for 1 year or •II tor I rno'1. Prine. • Jn. terHt bHed on ao~ dowo, IOCJ. loan. l\all
price CJbl.y sw.soo. Call f01tlnfo6~. OPEN8UN1-s 4bl We.t.ood
Drive. Wettm.
(E. Butbard,
N.Ecllqw)
Sue. Realtcri. ~
MMM3
* A cottage condominium ol the
finest quality. 3 bedrooms, 3 baths,
single -story -a real Jewel!
$465,000.
OPB4 SAT. Ir SUM. 1-5 P.M.
1311 IAYSl»I DI.. COM
Cathy Schweickert or Larry Dyer
642 -8235 • * • * • •
HAUOll ISUND
.. One or the two great Hornes ln.
Newport Beacb.,. Marvelous view
towards Newport Harbor Yacht
Club. Pier head 80' ror lg. yacht,
sandy beach. An exquisite
contempora.ry 4 bedroom, 4 bath,
game room home w/3-car garage &
parking area. Quality construction
ln every detail. A natural lighting
scheme which Is quite unique. "The
Very Perfect Bayfront Realdence."
fl. 750,000.
John Mcnab 642~
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5 .. 0MS
Oa lovely atthaded • private Cherry Lake; ,.,... ... ft. 'bdrm.,
famUY rm. • J bat.bl; Cush. boat or swim. sun. 1.s. ms HeaLber Lane,
N.B.
UY CREST
A real prestige area of
Newport cloee to U~per Bay. Truly an execUtlve
home, with 3 bdrm a.,
family rm. & 3 baths.
Your own land included
Ill SllZ.000. 5'JD. 1·5. 1501
Uncoln Lane, N. 8 .
CHOICE MODEL
-Badaol' lfl~w Hom~
Palermo; 4 bdrma.,
family nn., 3 baths • formal d i ning cm.
SllM,500. Sun. 2-6. 1118
PwtAah.ley, N.B
2 NEW DUPLEXES
a. acl)oining Iota ; well
designed 3 bdrm .• 2 baths
6 laundry rm., each apt.
over 1800 sq. ft.. Take
first owner advantaae et
SllU,500 each.
2 8R·$&1,500
Splendid condo only s
yn. old & highly U&>·
graded & air coodl·
tioned. PleasecaU for de·
tails
GUARDED GATE
Lovely 3 bdrm. & family rm., 1-atory J aamloe
C r eel hom e with
beautifully appointed
amenities. $239,500.
END UNIT
&autifut Bluffs 3 bdrm.
Carmelita with 3 full
baths, den, frplc. & com·
munlty pool. Large
9318% assumable loan.
$158,500.
BAY& BEACH
450 NEWPORT CTR. DR. 759811 .. ~..._
Waiting .. u. 3 BR, 2 Ba,
townhome, po o l ,
clubhouse. Priced to seU at$118,000
OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5
Z'W7 Richmond Way
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ReaidenUaJ board & care
homes. lllneas forces
sale.
cao..toScllooh
4 BR. 2 Ba. family ro0m,
lge kitchen. College Park
home. Owner leaving area.
OPEN SAT /SUN 1·5
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Lachenmy er
lfratty Inc
646 1918 6.1.lS I!</
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Ml-Im ··-Sat/Sunll-J NI II~ Drive, Laauna BCb
*·'7710 Sta.GOO Sit/SUD 1.S
1711 P.tl Lane, Newport Bch
-•• $130,000 Sat/Suil 1·5 1911 Santa Ana Ave., Coeta Yeaa
-.1031 Sat/Sun 12·5 a Seaward Dr., Corona del Mar
871-Jaa 1185,000 &at/SUn 1·5
31 CaD)'OO bland (BJ• Cyn) NB
MO-elel $1'2,000 Sat/SUn 1·5
UGO Sennade Terr, OdM
e31·1.IOO 1174,500 Sat/SUn 1·5
7 c.~ llalabar, Corona del Mar a1-i.>o na.ooo Sat/Sun 1.5
1606 N Buren, Santa Ana
540-.. 1'78.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 S18 J umlne, Con>na del Mar
8"·9513 $182,$00 Sat/SUn l ·S
38 ~a laJand <Bil Canyon> NB
&U-8235 $140,000 Sat/SUD l·S
11 WoodlUd (Woodbridge) Irvine
844-6200 •• 000 Sat.1-5
··~·AMIMwoe4 U Lakeview, Irvine
551-G>l S128,900 Sat/Sun 12·5
•11 62nd St., Newport Shores
SU-3000 $103,000 Sat/Sun 12-6
1 Seamist Circle, Newport Bch
5'0-2511 $76,500 Sat/Sun 1 ·5
#9 Cerrito, Irvine
833-3821 $ll9,500 Sun 1·5
7 Rue Fontaine <Big Canyon) NB
644-4910 ~.000 Sat/SUn l ·5
93 JasmineCrkDr,JsminCrkCdM
644~ $225,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
58 ArboJes, Irvine
752-1700 $1l2,000 Sat/Sun 12·5
500 San Bernardino, Newport Bch
646·7171 $122,950 Sun.1·5
. 2301 Holly, Newport Beach
646-7171 $112,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
l llDIOOM
671 Darrell St., Costa Mesa
892·8361 $77 ,500 Sat/SUn l ·S
209 Loyola Rd., Costa Mesa
• 511$-8789-$83,500 -... Sunl-5
415 Sant.a Ana, Newport Beach
540·3666 $138,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
16082 Giarc, Huntington Beach
540-3686 $74,000 Sun 1·5
507 Marguerite, Corona del Mar
673·7~ $159,000 Sat/SUn 1-S
4081 Belevedere, Greentree, Irv.
752-7315 $89,900 Satl-5
20581 Sandpiper Ln., Hunt. Bch
962-7751 $72,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
202 Canal, Newport Beach
642-8850 $124,900 Sat/Sun 2-5
416 Plata, Bluffs, N. B.
640-5.157 Sat/Sun 2-6
• 1919 La Cuesta, Lem Hts, Tustin
&e>-53.57 Sat/Sun 2·6
718 Goldenrod, Corona del Nar
644-7383 $153,000 Sat/Sun l ·S
2014 Barranca, NewPort Bch
644-M36 $115,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
226 Poppy Ave., Corona deJ Mar
,, 759--0811 Sat/Sun 1·5
119 Via Vella (Lido Isle) N .B.
675-6000 $310,000 Sat/Sun l·S
2196 Pomona Ave (W /Side) CM
645-000.1 $74,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
2f11 Milford Rd. CCameoShrs) CdM
673-4400 $249,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
1518 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach
Sat/Sun 1·5
1411 Kings Rd, Nwpt Hts, NB
.642-8235 ~.soo Sat/Sun 1·5
2432 Vista Hogar <Bluffs) NB
644-6200 $117,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
5308River Ave., Newport Beach
M6·77ll Sat/Sun 1·5 * •21 Balboa coves, Newport Bch
631-1400 $265,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1919 Chubasco <Irv Terr) CdM
642-5200 $165,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
4046 No. Orange View, Orange
644-7211 $112,000 Sunday 1·5
• •3701 Seashore Dr., Newport Bch
~75-8676 $295,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•97 Jasmine Creek Dr.,, CdM
675-Sfill $249,500 Sat/Sun 1-., ..125 E 23rd St., Eastside, C.M.
675-5511 $159,500 Sat/Sun l·S
2804 Cliff, Newport Beach
646-7171 $292,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
3 • & GUEST HOUSI
308 Coronado (Bal Penin) Newport
642·3338 Sat/Sun 1-5
3 • ... FAM IM or DIM 2206 Raleigh Ave .• Costa Mesa
631-1650 $74,900 Sunday 1-5 * 100 Kings Place, Newport Beach
673-1181 $389,000 Sat/Sun 12·5
1214 Nottingham (Westclf) NB
646·3255 Sat/Sun 1·5
375 Princeton Dr., Costa Mesa
754-0286 $86,500 Sat 12·6
30861 Marilyn Dr., S. Laguna
496-2790 $175,000 Sat/SUn 1-$
16(9 Bh1ebird Cyn <Rancho Lag)
494·2146 Sat/Sun 12 Wl 5
34561 Calle Rosita, Capistrano Bch
494~ $87,500 Sunl·S
1206 Vista Cantara, San Clemente
492-8700 $187,000 Sunday2~
14382JoyceAve., Westminster
898-0466 Sat1"5
1 Mandarin, Woodbridge, Irvine
759-9'l22 $128,000 Sat/Sun IM
2315 Prt carllsle <HVH> Npt Bcb
MM.105 $215,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
%1791 SUiiimerwind, Hunl\natOD Bcb
6'6-7414 Sat/Sunday u-'4
9'182 Cathay Cir., Huntlnston Bcb
54().:mJ $114,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
1017 s.DdcasUe, Corona del Mar
~ saoe.ooo Sundayt·5
14• Blackpool, Westmtmt..
MO-as •.250 Sat/SUD 1..S 2007 ~.NeWpOrt BUdl
8'71-'JD •111.• Slttaaft1·5 ••'J1Der Way OfVHli) NB ._.., -'ODO lltl8'iD 1~
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485 Nyes Place, Laguna Bcb
499.5035 $215,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2612 Vassar Pl (College Pk> CM
751·5191 -~ Sat/Sun 1·5
•181 Fireside, Greentree. Irv.
752-7315 $91,SOO Satl-5
39'1 Aspen, College Park, Irv.
752.7315 $131,500 Sat 1-5 2007 Seadrift (lrville Terr.> CdM
675-7060 $249,900 Sun 1·5
~YacbtM.ischi~(Seavu>NB
640-8686 SU&.900 Sat/Sun i.15
2016 Yacht Resolute (Seavu) NB
675--34ll $244,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
457 Santa Ana Ave. (Npt. Hts.> NB
646-446.1 $142,600 Sat/Sun 1·5
543 Santa Ana Ave. <Npt. Hts.) NB
646-4463 $149,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
267'2 Calle Maria, Cap Beach
496-0917 $112,000 Sat. 9-5
333 Catalina Dr. (Npt. Heights) NB
646-446.1 $179,900 Sun. 1·5
•4525 Camden Dr,CamSbrs,QIM
673·400 $459,000 Sat/Sun 11·7 * •2 Balboa Coves, Newport Deb
673-77:17 $345,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2139 Republic, Costa Mesa
642-0697 $67 ,500 Sat/Sun 10-5
1501 Lincoln Ln CBayerest).N.B.
759-0811 $182,000 Sun.1-S
1818 Pt. Renwick (HVHms) NB
675-6000 $159,900 Sat/Sun l ·S
506 Marguerite, Corona del Mar
673-5354 $189,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
29055 Ridgeview, Laguna Niguel
497-3388 $169,000 Sun.1·5
832 S. Elliott, Santa Ana
546-2313 $67 ,900 ' Sun. 1·5
923 Congress, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $79,900 Sun. 12·5
6501 Erie, Huntington Beach
962-7788 $72,900 Sunday 1·5
2400 Sierra Vista, Newport Beach
642-0953 $198,500 Sat/Sun 2·6
2642 Vista Ornada <Bluffs) NB
642-823.5 $169,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
2049 Port Bristol <HV Homes> NB
644-6200 $165,900 Sat/Sun 12·5
322 Poinsettia Ave., CdM
644-6200 $259,500 Sat/Sun l ·S
•••1311 Bayside Dr., CdM
642-8235 $465,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 * * 1915 Bayside Dr., CdM
642-8235 $412,500 Sat/Sun 1 ·5
300 Vista Trueba <Bluffs> NB
642-8235 $135,000 Sat.1-4:30
2212 Arbutus <Eastbluff) NB
642-8235 $146,500 Sat. 1-5
1619 Bonnie Doone <Irv. Ten") CdM
631-1400 Sat/Sfln 1 ·5
226 Coral, Balboa Island
673-6900 SWlday 2_.,
375 E . 23rdSt., Back Bay, NB
646· 7711 Sat/Sun 1-5 2948 Redwood (Mesa Verde) CM
645--0303 $90,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
14352 Matisse, Irvine
752-1700 $85,500 Sunday 12-4
3732 Provincetown, Irvine
7S2·1700 $91,900 Sun.12-4
5542 Wendy <Cal. Classic) as.
752·1700 $99,950 Sat/Sun 12-5
3642 Provincetown, Irvine
752-1700 $94,900 Sun. 12-4
•1618 Irvine Ave. (Baycrest) N.B.
644·9060 $174,000 Sun. 2-5
367 Magnolia, Costa Mesa
963-0875, 546· 7780 Sunday 1-5
706 Santana (Irv. Terr> CdM
631-1400 $163,500 Sat only 1-5
2268 Colgate (Clg Park) CM
546·560.5 $80,950 Sat 1-5
•#11 Big Dipper, Npt Terr. NB
962-7788 $8.5,900 Satt-5
842 & 849 Darrell, Costa ftf esa
646-7171 $72,500/$16,500 Satl-5
14182 Moore Court, Irvine
752-1700 $86,900 Sat 12-4
326 Ruby Street, Laguna Beach
497·1705 Sunday 1 ·5
•3030 Samoa, Costa Mesa
MS-7171 $99,999 Sun. 1-4
4 •ROOM
2327 Rutgers (Col Pk> Costa Mesa
540-1979 $84,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
26082 Via San Jose, Mission Viejo
586·9922 $86,900 Sat/Sun allday
27762 Camino Santo Domingo, SJC
496-2381 $88,800 Sat/Sun all day
12622 Barrett Lane, Tustin
631 • JJn> $180 000 Sat/Sun 1 ·5
2501 Windover, o;rona del Mar
673-7300 $315,000 Sat/SUn2-6
10092 Split Cir., Huntington Sch
646-4141 $117 ,500 Sat/SUn 12-4
•694 Capital (Westside> CM
546-5990 $79,900 Sat: 1·5
209 Pearl, Balboa Island
840-IZ'7 Sat/SUD 2-6
•206 Via Eboll (Lido Isle> NB 842-53>0 $335,000 Sat/SUnl·S
2965 Country Club Dr., Costa Mesa
6'5-0002 $99,900 S.t/SUn 1·5
338 Vista Baya, Costa Mesa
S.5~ $132,500 Sat 1·5/SUn 2-6 ••# 13 Balboa Coves, Newport Bch
631·1-400 $385,000 Sunday 1·5
2837 Sbantar, Coeta Mesa
646·7171 ~.000 Sat/Sun 1..S
715 Victoria, Costa Mesa
84&·7171 '11,800 Sun. U ·f
2214 Port Carlill•, Newport Beach
8"·9080 im.soo Sunday l ·5
2972 Mindanao. Costa Men
173-8100 $U8.!i00 Sat/Sun 1-' 3850 Ocean Birch, Corona de1 Mar
6'4.63)() Sat/Sun 1·5 la.4 Port Ashley <HV Home.> NB
M2-8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 1827 Pt. Ashley <HVHma) N.B.
642·5m0 $WT.~ Sat/Sunl-5
2004 N. Capella Ct <Mesa Verde) CM
546-414.1 $141,500 Sat/SU.n 1-6 ,.,.... ........ ., ...
--•41 CAOlbrla. SpytJass. CdM 1865 Tahiti Dr., Costa Mesa 640·Ul2 · Sunday 1·5
540-7196 $169,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 #4 Miaalon Bay, Spyglass, CdM
2215 Arbutus (E/Bluff) NB 640·1812 Sunday 1.S
844-1732 $189,500 Sat/Sun 1-S
8552 Lorraine, La Cuesta, HB
960-1311 $126,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
709 Cameo Highlands Drive, CdM
673.J59'l $247 ,500 Sat/Sun 1-6
19 Satinwood, Irvine
552"'398 $99,500 Sat/SUD lo-6
•2315 Arbutus (Eastbluff) NB
955-0117 $225,000 Sat/Sunday
•#5 Duskywing, Irvine
559-8483 $107 ,000 SIS all day
1720 Port Stirling .. Newport Bch
640-1141 $159,500 'SWiifay 1·5
2082 Pbalarope Ct (Mesa Verde) CM
556-7073 $149,500 Sat/Sun 10-6
•36 Royal st. George Rd., NB
644-5837 $359 000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1649 Labrador, Mesa Ve~. C.M.
751-3191 $89,900 Sunday 1·4
•975 Denver Drive, Costa Mesa
545-742.8 $1~.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
•1070 Mission Drive, Costa Mesa
751-3191 Sunday 1·4
895 Sonora, Ccsta Mesa
540-3666 $86,900 SaVSUn ~s * •40 Balboa Coves (Bat CW) NB
640-6161 Sat/Sun 1·5
• •34 Balboa Coves,BlboaCvs,NB
675-7060 $327,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
Z7 Golden star, Deerfield.Irv. 631·1~ $145,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1915 Mariners Dr. CWestcliff) NB
644-4910 $179,900 Sat/Sun 1-5:30
18 Morro Bay, Spyglass, CdM
640· 1812 Sunday 1-5
S4 RedwoodTreeLre;lnifte--
552·8555 $114,900 . Sat.1-~
14601Seron, College Park, Irv.
752-7315 $101,000 Sat 1·5
907 Sandcastle Dr., CdM
640·5560 $210,000 Sat/SUn 1·5
17 Whitewood, Irvine
552-1739 $129,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
2827 Carob (Eastbluff) NB
640-0168 $179,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
1777 Oriole (Mesa Verde) CM
546·5990 $145,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•2001 Chubasco <Irv Terr) CdM
675-6000 $207,500 Sat/SUn 1·5
1214 Starboard Way (HVHis> CdM
675-6000 $279,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
•1750Skylark <Baycrest) NB
675-6000 $199,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 * •615 Bayside Dr., Newport Bch
675·6900 Sat/Sun 1·5
1906 Port Cardiff, NewPort Beach
644-9060 $219,500 Sunday 1-5
1942 Santiago, Newport Bch
640·5357 Sat/Sun 2-6
4833 Cortland, Corona del Mar
673-53.54 $229,500 Sat/SUn 1·5
2245 Heather Lane, Newport Beach
759-0811 Sun. 1·5
1718 Pt. Ashley (HV Homes) N.B.
759-0811 $164,500 Sun. 2-6
1874 Rhodes <Mesa Verde) CM
546·5990 $128,000 Sat-Sun l ·S
2964 Bimini Pl. (Mesa Verde) CM
644-7383 $89,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
500 K Street (Balboa Penin) NB
645-7575 $299,500 Sun. l·S
• 1862 Tustin Ave <Baycrest) NB
675-6000 $219,500 Sat. l ·S
•227 Sherwood, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $132,500 Swlday 1·5
•2870 Clubhouse, Mesa Verde, CM
546-2313 $139,950 Sa 10-5/S 1-4
9342 S. Gilbert. Anaheim
546-2313 $159,500 Sunday 1 ·5
•4601 Camden, Corona del Mar
673-8550 $415,000 Sat/Sun 12-S
3402 Timber, Santa Ana
540-1720 $105,000 Sat/Sun l·S
• 1531 Highland Dr., Nwpt Bch
645-4226 $229,500 Sat/Sun 12·5
3016 Garfield Ave., Costa Mesa
556-2660 $77,900 Sunday 1·5
15893 McDermitt, Fountain Valley
631-1400 $149,900 Satt-S
3234 Nebraska Pl (Mesa Verde> CM
556-7996 .$89,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
269 Sierks CE/Side) CM
546-5880 $99,950 Sat/Sun 1·5
523 Seaward Rd .. Corona deJ Mar
642-2171 Sat/Sun 12·5
2945 Cassia <Eastbluff) Npt. Bcb.
640-5560 $176,500 Sun.1-5
3661 Pine St. <CoJlege Park) Irv.
84().5560 $116,900 Sat.1·5
1020 Santiago Dr., DvrShrs,NB
642-&:m Sat/Sun 1·5
•15532Sunburst, Hunt'g Beach
752-1700 $1$71500 Sat/Sun 12·5
2638 Vista Omaaa (Bluffs) NB
631·1., $179,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
308 Bowling Green <Coll. Pie) CM
646-391?.8 $89,750 Sat/Sunl..S
14171 Moore Court, Irvine
752-1700 $115,900 Sunday 12-4
19'41 Sierra Mia Rd., Irvine
. 752· 1700 $129,900 Sat/Sun 12.S
8C17SantaClara, Mesa Wela, C.M.
546-~141 $132,500 Sat/SUn 1~
9'5 Azalea, Costa Mesa
M6·7171 $1.M,500 Sat.1·5·
I•. PAM IM •Def
21 Sycamore Crffk (Trtlrk) Irv.
833·1631 $217,500 Sat.1..S
17952 HoPklns <Univ. Park) Irv.
552-9106 $117 ,500 s.t/SUD
2712 Wavecreat CRBHla> Odll 615-8000 $279,SCM) s.t/Sun 1·5
10292 M~ H•Ynttoa 8dl
982.TJll ~-&•ay 1:.a
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
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• 35 Seascape, Newport Beach
640-W2 Sunday 1-~
*5062 Boxwood, Irvine
5'6-2313 $79,900
2 •JI!! MM 1M., DIM 3nronlanesESf~ (RSJ) Irv.
955-JS68 $119.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
•97UIJrookhavea Cir., Hunt'e Bch
645-2mM $79,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
2723 Hilltop, Npt Beach
646-7171 $152,500 Sat.1-4
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•430 Vista Grande <Bluffs) N.B.
6"·7020 $183,500 Sat/SUD2·S
537 Playa (The BIUffs) Npt. Sch
640.5560 $192,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
406 Plata (Bluffs), Newport Deb
631·1~ $169,500 Sat/SUn 1·5
2931 • E So. Fairview. Santa Ana
673-4400 $75,500 Sat/Sun 1 ·5
l••FAMIMw ... 361 Moote 'Vista, Costa Mesa
631-0718 $82,000 Sat/Sun l·S
412 Vista Trueba <Bluffs) N.B.
646-1858 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 .... .,... .......... _ _.... -
•2476 Rue de Cannes, Costa Mesa
962-7788 $85,900 Sunday 1·5
TOWNHOUSES
FOR SALE'
Z ... OOM
75 Sea ts.land (Big Cyn) NB
675-6000 $215,000 Sat/SUn 1·5
1076 Buckingham, Newport Beach
646-7711 Sat/Sun 1-6
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58 Sea Island <BigCyn) NB
675-6000 $159,500 Sat/Stm 1·5
2347 Richmond Way, Monticello,CM
646-3928 $69,000 Sat/SUD 1·5
J • ... PAM IM• DIM
•2435 Marseilles, Coeta Mesa
546-2313 $84,000 Sunday l·S
4 IBROOM
17545 Sequoia Tree, Univ Pk .• Irv.
646-7711 $89,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
HOME & INCOME
FOR SALE
3 .......
308·308.,_. Sa~, Balboa Island
673-4062 ,500 Sunday 1·5
J .... 2 ..
304 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar
644-7211 $269,000 Sat 1-5
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
Z •a I II
700·700aA Begonia, Corona del Mar
675.7424 $152.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
2 •'S IACH
218East16th Street, Npt Hts, CM
556-61n $142,500 Sal 12..f
3 II .. I II
305/305"'41 Coral, balboa Island
675·3331 $246,500 Sunday 1-5
419 Femleaf (Old CdM) CdM
675-6000 $212,000 Sat.1-S
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200 Diamond <Balboa Isl.), N.B.
675·2910 $269,500 Sat/Sun 12-5
425 lris, Corona deJ Mar
673'-MN $210,000 Sat/SUD 1·5
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FOR SALE
3••1•••• 1204 W. Balboa Blvct.', NptBch
845-75'75 $175 000 I Sun. l.S
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reflnisbed. A must to see. ln lovely
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overlooking private beach & Jake
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vlew. Close to spa & recreational
f aclUty for private parties & family
enjoyment.
MIW um•• -WOONI•••' 2 Bdrm. & den, $121,950. Lovely
upgraded Arbor Lake condo, fully
landscaped & ready for occupancy.
Owner may consider lst T.D. & ~%.
amortized 30 yrs. for 1 year term. See
age!"t at 57 Lakeview to show.
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IOATS & LIGHTS
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$10,000
TODAY
Six months new contemporary. 2 sty
home. Neor beach. 3 BR. 2 BA.
fabulous kitchen includlng
microwave, lush camel carpeting.
central A/C. auto. sprinklers, & a
very anxious seller. $98,000.
SOUTH
OF Hl&HWH
COIONA on MAR
2 BR, l BA with fireplace in front.
Ready to build additional unit in rear.
Owner anxious.
689 VISTA BOllTA
BLUFFS
$129,900
The best value avail. in the original
BLUFFS. Vacant & avail for a quick
escrow. 3 Big BR, 2Y!l BA, formal
dining & living + sep. laundry room.
Sounds great doesn't it? It really is!
St()p b~ this weekend -move in Sept.
1470 Jambor~ Rd .. Newport Bch. Chamber-or Commerce Bldg.
\\ l<S IYY ~
TAYLOR CO.
I\ /" :\ I . T () I\ ~ .... I I II I • I ! '· l 1 )
WISTCUFF -SI 7t,t00
Walk to Mariners Park & Westcliff
Plaza from this m eticulou sly
maintained 4 bedroom & family rm
home. Beautiful large master suite in
soft colors. Inviting front slate walk
with gate, splendid landscaping.
oversized garage and room for pool.
1 t 15 MU.IHHS DR. SAT /SUM I ·5:30
llG CYH aOlF COUISI VIEW!
Spacious 3 bedroom townbome
overlooking the exclusive Big Cyn
C.C. Formal dining rm, large kitchen,
21h baths. Carefree living with tennis
courts, pool. jacuzzi and good
security. Call for information. $219,500
DEAR HOMEOWNER:
We have enjoyed a most active sales
period the first seven months of 1978.
Our listing inventory is far below
usual. WE NEED YOUR LISTING
NOW.
Wesley N. Taylor Co. has full time
professional salespeople only. NO
PART TIME salespeople. Personal
professional guidance by
m anegement to every transaction.
Our service "ll 's The Finest"
THIS SPACE USHVB> FOR
YOUI HOME
MEXT WEB
,.._. c911644-4910 -NOW
WISLIY N. TA YLOI CO.
2t I IS.. Jo1 .. ln Hilslood
HIWPOln' CEMTH. H.L 644-4t t 0
LIDO REALTY
OPEN HOUSES
PANORAMIC VIEft
This lovely 4 bdrm., 2Yl bath home
has a fantastic view of ocean, bay &
night lights. Located in prestigious
Broadmoor I. Area includes
comm um. pool & it's close to tennis
courts, Fashion Island & the beach.
$315,000. 2501 Windover, Corona del
Mar. Open Sat/Sun. 2·6
PIUICTHOME
Perfect Baycrest home for couple,
maybe favorite aunt or
housekeeper. 2 Separate bdrm.
suites, huge family dining rm., 2
f rplcs, RV /boat space. It's vacant &
ready! $177,900. 2007 Commodore,
Newport Beach. Open Sat/Sun. l·S
OLD.COIOMA
Dellghttul S bdrm., 2 bath home tn
immaculate condlUont Plans are
avail. for 2 bdrm., 2 bath 2nd unit.
Great opportunJty for home or
lnveatment. 1159,000. 507
Marguertte, CoC'Ona del Mar. Open
S.t/Sun 1·5
,. Dlt ••
675·3'11
l . l " l\. -.; l< I \ l I 't
,, • 1 I . . . \. , •
1')1 1, l (··""' H-y C<)runo <t.1 "'4or
UMDll SJ00,000 -In Exclusive
Seaview. 3 Bdrm Nantucket. 1906
Y.t.I ......_, 2 w /views & huge lots.
JOOS Yedlt Msto. $248,900 and JO 16
Yecllt MsM1$244,500. Open Sat/Sun.
MIW HOUSE OCIAM YllW Slfl.500 -
Can you believe it. Beam ceilings. lots
of wood & decks at a never again
price. 465 Myetft.ce. Open Sat./Sun.
63' WATllFIOMT •El LAND -A
Cabulous home with country French
touches, master suite w /fireplace. the
bayfront's best. $525,000. 1117 laplde
Dr .• Open Sat. /Sun.
SI 37 ,000 HAllOI YllW HOMIS -
Soon to be an impossible dream in
Newport Beach. 2 Bdrm & den. Y•
owa IM a..t. Appointment only. Please
call 675-3411.
EASTIWFF VlrJ'o-4 Bdrm. formal
dining room & "' 'o'·ting view of the
city lights. $179.50\i. 1.7 Carob. Open
Sat./Sun.
21 SYCAMORE CRHIC -Looking for a
big house! Quality decorating!
Irvine's finest community! Here it is a s Bdrm Turtlerock home to fall in love
with $217,500. D•'t 19ist It. Open Sat.
RAHCHO SAM JOA(i>UIM - 3 of the
best -On the golf course. 2 + den.
pegged wood floors, oak paneled
fireplace, $126,500. 14 Solma * * • 2
Bdrm 8an Meteo. just stepS from the
pool. $114,500. I l Vl•fo '* • • or 2 +
den San Carlos Model w /views of the
lake and mountains. $119,500.
35 ..._. ... Esh Open Sat./Sun.
IRREPLACEAIU -Today this spacious
3 Bdrm 2 bath home couldn't be built
for this price, w /2 brick fireplaces.
turned wood posts in entry. a deep
window ledge for your plants in the
living room. A real find! $89,900. 2512
Yott• Place. Open Sat. /Sun.
UHIVERSITY PARK -17 WHITIWATEI.
$129,500 Master suite with your own
TV area -and a fireplace. remote
from those great kids in the other 3
Bdrms. Must sell. s ubmit all offers.
Open Sat./Sun.
OUTSTAHDIH~ IOHUS ROOM -
Oxford Model on the perfect street. 4
Bdrms, 3 baths, you 'II love the extras.
34 Redwood TrH La. $114,900. Open Sat.
only.
YALE MOOB. -Deluxe master suite. 4
Bdrm. 3 bath an upgraded beaut.y at
$144.000. 64 09trff. Open Sun. only.
675·3411 .
L l 1 SK ~ R l · .\L T Y
"./11/111 /! /11'~ ,\ ,\,,,, ( "'
25 IS E Coo~t H.,y Corona dt•I Mar
I I --BRAND NEW DUPLEXES
3 Large BR's in each unit. Upstairs
has 3 BA 's. All have built-ins.
carpeting, drapes, etc. & only $164,SOO
each building.
3 BR, FAM, POOL & JACUUI
Beautifully redecorated thru-out &
10,000 used bricks s urround the pool,
completing an absolutely gorgeous
yard including large built-in BBQ &
firepit. Many. many extra features .
Come & see. $265,000 .
ONE BLOCK TO BEACH
Duplex, that is less than 3 years old.
Each unit has built-in range & oven,
dishwasher, brick fireplace. Also bas
a huge 4 car garage. $186,500.
JACOBS REAL TY
67M'70
2'1tMlurportlM.~J-
NEW -VIEW -CdM llJPl.EX
'llUl.Y OMI OI' A oe
Beautifully wood shtn1ted 3 bedroom. 2 bath front cottaae with
custom brick walkway, cozy
woodl>urninl fireplace surrounded
by beds of colorful bouquets of
flowers. Decorator-perfect 2
bedroom, 2 bath bac~ unit elates
9rlde of ownerahJp. S~yllpUn1.
'beamed cellln1 and a very
accommodattn1 wetbar W/Plulti firepllte. £IUoY • fanWUC Yr. ol
tM.'bQ a ocea from u.. U11Matni owaer ualt. Cdll'• verr beat • ......
IAYFRONT
Charming 3 bedroom 3 bath home +
separate maid's quarters & bath.
Gourmet kitchen. sunny breakfast
room. expansive living room & d.inina
area with vaulted beamed ceilings,
library. & wet bar. Private beach
adjoins tree-shaded brick patio. ssso.ooo he.
64o..1260 or 67MOf4 ...... 6 & wllllda
J.A. REYMOLDS CO.
GaMr.. 1002 ...... ._. I 006
OfllH W/SM. 1.5
41JJCotnAHD
4 Bdnm .• famUy rm . 2
frplca .. private patio.
Super 180 de&. Mean + hUl view. Fee land. Only suuoo
OP84SAT/SUM 1.5
506MAletlBITE
Oe.an. briiht 4t cheery 3
bdrm .. 2 ba .. deo.
Reduced to si•.ooo. MAURY STAUFFER
SEA LION REALTY
3601 E. CalHwy. CdM
6'3·5354
l2L1 N. Cat Hwy. Laguna «<3388 .........................••.....•...•......... -------·
A U€HIG€ '-+--~ HOM€~
-IMYESTMENT'S-
Slt0,000
2 UMfTS.M lot
Modern 2 Bdrm
Allt+Latte iuest room whh bath and dbl aarage
Pl:lJS a.o older 2 Bdrm
ll:>me.
22 UNITS Leu Brechtel 6 Auoc.
CDM YICTORJAM
So. m S:r;ii:e· 3 br. z ba. ronnal & rm. study.
beallt. t.i1*l kitcbeo. bit· Ina. stain &Im. pecg~
hnhvd firs, paddle teorus
crt. Very rare home
1239.000. Ownr/Bkr.
673-1148
Extra aba:r1>! Only 6 yrs 229MarineAve. 875-3331 -------• old. Tenants pay ut,I~~~~~~~~ 2B8QI. rec rm, pool. 9X 1007 gross. Excellent area. t.6oa Pt I •#11 SS50000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • i l UNITS Xlnt loc .• 3 BR, den, frpl.
All2Bd.rm.sauna&pool. patio. 2·•l)'. $195.000.
Owner will carry con· Marahall Rlty. 875--4600
tract with S75,000 down LIVI OM IALIOA
$375.0001. 6 U .... ITS OCIAMROMT FOR SUSHID SI 00.000!
" Bayfroot 3 bdrm .. 3. bAlh Prideofownership.Alll OMLYSl49.000 home + auest apt.
bdrm units. Owner will Rare oceanrront condo Shared pier. fee land. carry 2nd w /20% down. rop 0oor with fant.utic Call for app 't. DC)W !
$400,000 view. 2 Bdrm. 2 ba, dln· MAURY STAUFFER 3 OM A LOT log rm 4t fireplace. SEA LION REALTY
EastBide Cost.a Meaa. 3 Security bldg, aublerra· 3601 E. Cat Hwy. Cdfl
separate boUses on cor· nean gar. Call Pepper 873-5354
ner lot. &aper location. Jones. Agt, for appl. 1213N.CstHwy.Laguna
Sl65.000. =8'13-4037~~=-;:-:::;::-;;;;-;-; , ___ 49'1_-.3388---... MBHCAL COMPLEX C•fdtcaoleact. I 011 -------
Immaculate·& yrs old. •••••••••••••••••••••••1--------Seller will carry cootract •
with $200.000 down.
112.000 nel spendable.
SB50.000.
645-6646
TIAMSFBUD HOMl+tMCOME
You must' at least see OPIMSaU.S
this delightful home. 304 Gold1•od
Priced below anything"' A rare & surpri11ng
this area at $87.~. for SJ)8cious 3 bdrm home.
q!Ack sell. Lrg 3 bd. I~ Massive used brick lrplc ba. fam rm. desirable 1 n d m a n y o t h e r
area. Take Lu Palmu amenities. Some ocean
to Calle Juanita 34561 view rrom mast.er swle
Calle Rosita Open House and adjoining deck.
Sunday 1·5 John Oreybus PLUS a roomy never·
...:Re.::.=al:.:.:to:.:..r..=a-3395...:........__;.' ___ 1 vacant rental. All this on
OP8t S~ T 9•5 an oversized lot just a
26742 c• Mmio =:'Jf.' to the beach.
ILUFiFSTlEASURE 1.980 sq ft, 3~ yrs new. Cdlfordttalla.
Fora couple or a single, 2 Excellent nelghbortiood, 644-7211
BR. or 1 & a den as it is lge lol. Sll2.000
oow used; very light, UProp•rtiH
bright & airy. Entry CALLRONl>OULTON /JD.NIGEL
GAILEY &
l\SSLICIAT ES
patio" terrace orf living 492-1700 496-0917
rm. Unbelievable master eoro.. dal w_. I 022 area. Newly & complete· ly redecorated in soft col· ••••••••••••••••••••••• -=====----
ora. Close to pool. A _tu ... v--s RXBUl'PB beautiftll buy at $120,000 ~ ... ,,,, This duplex needs some
lea.sebold. OM FIE LAND T . L . C . to m a It e it
IHLEIHHUl>SOM s:z~. Least expensive absolutely beautirur.
REAi.TOil 644-0322 CdM view property on Front house is a 3 BR. 2
market! 3 Bdrms., 2 BA. 2 lrplc. open beam
batbl, wood noon. used ceilinf,s. Rear wUt is a -~HTS. brict, beamed ceilings. newer 1 BR over a dbl
OP&f SAT/SUM 1·5 . Move-incoodWon! Onve garage. We thiM you'll
547aM--.... by417Cort.ezCircle,then kwe it. Call ror appt ~ call to 640-5112 agt. Great POOL home in see. ___ .:::..__ ___ _
mucbdesiredarea.Close ,~,·~-~~ ·~ DB.UXETllPLEX to all schools & shopping. • So. ol Hwy. S230.000
3 Bdrms .• lliAJ ba~hs . •. J ;5 •v BENTSON&BROWN
storage orr oversized * 675-5930 * REALroRS 833·9781 fi~.~&,e: corner lot. :16.ii E c,1 ""' ~. l'<t:\I
DAMA POINT
TRIPLEX
Good rental area near
new marina; each unit 2
bdrms. & family rm ..
rrplc., patio & 2 car
garage. S21S.OOO
"C"THOMAS
REALTOR
224 W. Coast Hwy.
N"pt. Beach 548·5527
••••••••••••••••••••••• ra,aoo. Duplex, 3 bdrm,
immaculate. Owner.
8'7W910
BALBOA ISLAND DUPLEX Beat loeauon. $115,000,
<>w.-CT&-115$. m m5
QPIMHOUll
SUMDAT l-4PN -..v.,.,,,,.
s:8-==~ +c•
LUXUllOUS
&LAVISH!
Lwtur)' in Cameo Shores .
Lar1e secluded frool
(>aUo, fountain It pool '
spactout oceanvlew Uv·
inl room" famlty room. Formal dlnltt,. room. °""1 ldtcben baa every convenience. Lavl1h
maater wlnf. Den or
study. ~ • laundry room. Inehxfea pool ta·
ble. bltn 1*'90 system. rututlc 1tora1e too.
Prtvate beubea-and much IDOft! For pri vatc ~ eaJll7N550.
Ol'fN IN •• 11 i I~ IOW H<I •
r?:;:;J THE Rf AL
~ £SlArl:RS
IEACH COTTAGE
A short 3 minute stroll to
the water from lh2s
cheerful 2 Bdrm home .
located on a quiet tree·
lined st. Vacant. immed
possession. Full pnce
$182,500 Agt 644·9513
CAMIOSHOUS
4525 CAMDa. DR.
~SATJSUM 11·7
Olamot'OUI ft dramatic 3
bdrm .. 4 ba., dini.n1 rm .
• den home overlooking
elepnt pool • paUo on oce.a.o vfew aide! Prine.
onb'. "'8.000.Fee.
IXQ.USIYI
Gracious 3 bdrm .• 3 ba ..
lam. + din. rm .. ocean
view POOi home. :Xlol
Ooorpfan! Ml5,000.Fee.
IXClUSIYE
Out 1.,... ! 4 Bdrm .. 4
be., tam. + dln. rm .
~ view PoOl bome.
Prtc:. nd I tuS.000
WNTIWAlll vtlW a Bdnm., 3 ba • 1tuc11.
d!a. rm .. POOi. Jacuui,
ubana, a waterfall I ........
.. '7J.7040
HAllOIYllW
Carm•I. 3 Bdrm •.
C4M I Wr•. M••· ...-.1•145' ...... ura=rc
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SHOllCllST OM CANYON wnM OCUM NW
E ntertain on lhe expansive deck
over looking the bJu ocean • quiet
a,M.,l:ioolta.ba~. •lndtlryo.' f1ahmat~: ""'"" 4 left of \Mle '7 new WU1on tl47 .too J . L. wuaa: Soelna 15 bfliev patio. reel wood deck. &rlo.d PW'd~ mod..!! OWftnunteS ... ;;:..'tomlllomttoaaqwet YounaR/E"28S40 lnl' fresh ~ot. mny cstm PrlcereducedtoWJ,..,., 3 8drm alit ~.Plan C ~mo :,.~~ :i~ tul·d•·Ht' :Eat>h w/t 2 ~&LOT 1184/MoM•k xtras r bcb. "choou. Q\i~' .SO.t'lou.'I townhome wltll 1
ownt bdrme. I b•the. wet· ~ S3'-l46t lhoppina. Price Sl~.500. MIWPORT VIEW of TurllC'rO('k '
ban, t fri>kl fr mUt"h Lp R2 lot. or 17th St -.&'177 UM.TY '75-0616 Hills. Beauufully m.an ;
mote eon... fl ... ror tboppl.q area. 2 1mall LIASl/°"10M :::n~· laJc~ new (Ond1
Ju.sh lret'n canyon breakfut n the
clean sea air. lns Ulil 1pacloua 2
yourHlf watat lovely UAlia. 1110,000. GAIAM SALL or cootract of sale No WHAM YOUl
h o m • 1 t h e Y ar e P.c.M ltW. TY Wllh house attached. • ... u1u1.. f ~ BR Owoertacent. m .tl1M or IJ3-14JO BR. s• n 1'4 Ba All q_..,.., ... g. mmac. • f'\IASUll?
A..I') •• , .... or -· -... ~ ~~-· . . . • condo lo areat loc .. a BA. DI .. _ to ... _ la'"e from _. ~ ....... v•-u.., .._.ca + lfe bonua family room. patio, pool --UJV • room. I« under SBS.000. "Jacunl )'OW' COQ 2 Bdrm. 2 bath BY -OWNBR-48r, 2Ba .
nice fam home in choice
Mlat\t>omood. low equity In UllUPlable FHA loan.
179.llOO
w1term1 . Don 't b e ~nc-Td•nhom• 10 Wobd· square be~re• f"llll:"rv _..,_ brtdae. F~Una lazy•
OPEN°HOUSESAT. u...c UM.TY 640-1112 StroOtotbepooJclogeby.
Ls.581 Landau Ln. HD Wanl tobtude! Take •
(Newland/Warner I • ...,ITO •1t•CH aunbathoo youraecluded --redwood dee\. This
bedroom + den you ·n nnd tasteful decor throughout & a ViW/ ol t.reel W canyon from every rooro. F aturea ~arae mod m kitch n • Ml aerVtc
porch. Hug m ter bath Is muter
bedroom. 2nd bedroom f eaturea
s lowly tumina wtck r fan. The den
could be used for formal cllnitla or
cooverted into a 3rd bedroom. 2 car ear aec w/e lectrlc opener ba1 abundance bunt.in storaae Ir ahop
area.
"'ti .. c.a ....... ··
Open MOUN \O.ISat/Sun
1tis Auslln St.
~
zoe• 4 IUSIMISS • oomron. o1 home. 3 BR + ~ in prime bualnea• loc•Uoo. Not another one
like tt. now only 171.000
Call today ror appo\nt
mmt.
540.3666 Crom th.ls cute 2 Bdrm l~nne baa •ll the fine .. s22 CA14111111e 1'1.o., IRVllff condo. l mile to beach. qualities of an S&S built ~ rv;JJta ~
I I '~ II 11 I I ' '
--------1Spitclous 2 bd. condo. 3 ba. llf llelc-.11 Xlnt area. just ri(ht for home. HURRY ONTHlS --------
2 frplc'1. built w . beach
a~. ll0,9'Q MU7l4 By
Owner
I 'ii M,,.n '.• ""''"'fto" 8nc• that couple startlJla oul. ON&! 111.,SOO.
OfllN SAT/SUM I .7 s110.ooo
IYO._. "'-67M744 11111.7.tJ.4307
VETERANS
NO DOWN PAYMENT
HOMES AJJ areu ol Oranae Co,
all VA apptaiffd Ail ao.1m-a.Hra.
Back Say a rea condo. JBr. 3ba.+den Upgrd'd.
Pool, tennis, jac. By
owner $82.000, 631-0'llB or
7~H063
1~ Colfer-= .... 7211 OCIAHVIEW
SIX ~l!:s 2 Story. 3 bedrm. 3 bath. ~ Steps from lbe beach
REAL ESTATE
UNDll $70,000 &uthtaking ocean view JAR PROPIRTIU
675-4890
Choice CO.Sta Mes'a loca· ot surf and sand and
tions. Bette r hurry . catalina. Atrium model.
COIHB UNIT Terms available. Call Dramatic ital.rs leading t•--------IWoodbrtdae Syeamott z ....... ,._ ....... ___ .................. u.-• ~BR, 1~ BA, h t1>ry REQUCID SSOOO now! to hideaway master swte sty sjl fatnlly home . 4
eouc:.-. ...... IOJ4
W, •• ., .t...aft -..-...-+ do ln desirable Back ()pee S-1-5 54o.:l666 with ri>manlic fireplace. SOUTH Of ADAMS· BR. 2~ ba. highly up .
..._.,......, ....._ Ba N-...a· j t l8~l m.c-t"' Private balcony ort Desirable loca tion , araded. Try $12.000 WADI! 00. m•tB.S Y area. _.... \ls 8 ., ..-" • master s\lte with view of BeauUfully dec.-orated. down -Bl J • -~~ ...._ .. t little T l...C to make •t MESA \I ERDE lhe blue Pa"ific. Pri"ed pl"~h brown "pl. mir· ..._~_.Sa-t/Sunoe .,,!Y,:.,~n 4'a CtUaa Cove. a f*n· ...... ~ -.. eane + beautiful. L'..rst time on Be •·'ul 3 B ded " " .... " ..._ _._ ~ a,ooo square foot bic home. all located in ma r .. et a .. t, $ll5.750 bomau .... ,, .. fr upgra3 b for quick sale! SUS.500 rors. custom f1n1shed
tuxu.ey bocneJi.wl•~ lO ml area. Sepanate k.en Moti:ated seller Call few ... Pam! r_med. 1 a Seller will help finance. kitchen cabinets. Blice to --------• ocean ud ba.y! ftis ex· oela U. h\Ce, plenty of 64C»ll2to A"' &3 rplcs . oo 811 ot. ffl.UT)''.'Cal1963-6787 beadl. This 3 Bdrm, l~ ON THE LAKE pertly decorated tri-tevel grounds for expansion. sff. "'. Man,v extras. $134,500. 0 Ol'fN "'.,·II Ht.1111 •0 111 N't1, balh home is a good ln· ~-at -itb elevator. n.-nms fl exercising. ulX'A VERDE-4Br. 3Ba. ROYAL REALTORS .,_,.. 1 26 ve s tment ror o nly I W•• ,... -UV9 -£oi:> 645-0882 e ••••••• e e eeeeee. ee •.• e e ..... ,900. buce bonus room, wet Xl:Dt oppoc1UD.lty at thts din rm. ram rm. sharp ., ..
bar and a new deck In· barJaut pnce. Call for 2082 Phala rope Court y Aff+IA is~~~I~ ~~v :a~fo: IRfM/Cowtny
spires entertaining! One details 546-2313 Sl~.SOO. PP. 556-7073 3 Bdrm. 2 bal.b. Fen"ed ......, ext pam· t. -L ·B1·g --------=~"'---=--___ 9_6_~_7_.,_5_1 __ fl a kind at $350,000. By (Jl'(N 111 9 • "\ •IJI• •o"' ,.,.. 1 .. • ... --[ I OPNHSESAT/SUN 12 S yard. $77 ,500. R e a l Sur.661-335lagenl. Locat.ioo, house. & vaJue!
~BR& den. Cam. rm .. 3 =ment only Call . If Ill; ...':f°"'• Ana Av~~ F>la~.s;;;:.:• -~--:-_._S:_n_I_~_:-.;;.el_~-:Bd-IH-r-~-. ~~1;~~~
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PLACE Noqual.ily-DrarmUc,nu 2 ne r lot. $83 ,500. 209 Jcargar . .Jl.37,500. RV/boat/storaeeareaon
sty, 3Br, 21,4) ba. Nr bch. Loyola. 546-8783. A fantastic two stbory • Peter R. Blair &Assoc comer pool abed EZ care
PltOPBTIIS.. IKdnSJ.29.950.646-1035 HO AGENTS! four bed.room pool ome 71t-75U511. lot. We will add4 BR. 214 with lovely patio area, ---------ba•'--I IC.-Tl l:H PM.I ~·-PEITY heavy shake roof. double 111:••-FUL u ..... family room. ots
car gar. 96&-0413
~Macnab-Irvine
~-'""'" -v • • ol storage space + much
al Rancho San Joaquin
golf course in Irvine.
Panoramic view, located
on 12th fairway racmg
lake w /wi!que view of
golf course mtns. & nite Uta. 3 BR 2"4i BA. 2
le v e l s Entry h us
waterfaU & koi pond. Ex· tensive uplgrades. Wood
paneling w/rtoor to cell· ma minors. Top quality
home. Principals only.
Call for appt. Days.
957-8955, Evesm.2792
Du p le lt . 7 0 0 . 1 0 0 ~ • 8edrm home secluded ~ 3 BR-131.. BA gar a g e ! G r eal ro r WHrTIW ATER more. $184.9SO. •E '"'CH uv1-•·U'!. .ee-1 ... Prime location. oo .3 acres, suJTounded 74' ?>arties ! Near South ~s -· ~ Rare Plan S Oraogetree ..-..-b •-~... ly t .,.,_., · Coast .Plaza ! Only •115" FOR ••9 900' Bat ~-Sl52.SOO. Bkr Y -..,.~ng euca P us .-u ... p.ace. qwet street , C , BR. dlninJ rm. fam rm, -• • Condo. 2 bdrm, on water courtft'/. lrffs, ricling trails lo F.astside. Agt. 645·9161 S89,900! all 752·1920· J en-Air kitchen. oak ·4 BR stngle family home w/deck S67.750. Owner/
675-7'24 640-5829 beach. For country li v· ' '-'U' AIL cabinets w/ceramlc tile w/lg. dorm for in-law or A&t"4-5010eves _ · A don't.JJlisS lhis uni· ---------11" ~ ..... __ ....._. p-"~ 10_ .. i.... teen atrs over ,garage + -213 POPPY AVE que buy ! Pricea a t MESA VB.DE UTTVVUT, -•nv, ·~·.., 20x33~fam.ify rm. wller· WcnntbT1ll&e PhC't-.
OpenSunday 1·5. ~.000.96U'787 Q\;et cul-de-sac. Marble PLACE ;:::,cxorrmaster BR. ---------• razzo tile, bar & 2 rplcs. 3Bdrm hme a cross fr
Parkinrear. CHNl11 9 ·11HUNt01<1""' entry, 2 natural brick PROPEtlTIES•• TheFishingRealtors •5"'81UYS• H/F 18x39' pool. Near l a k e . Open hou s ~
Owner 67S-6962 1• I frplcs 3 lge bdrms Open 497.1666 '"'•llMJ• •ach HW>tingt.on Harbour . 2 Sat/Sun. fl Mandarin. 2 bd, R2 Jot.. ~lose'° bch • ' 1•u•. i!f;,U Sun i-5. Agt. 964-2A~ io,.. Till:JO r.M.t 21791 S.U..rwiMI La Mi. to State Beach. Vee Oce. s,n.y R.L fiilii J: POOL HOME ASSUME LOAH Open Sat/&m 12-4 Stinson 642-8235 IN-66> 759-9222.
sbping. patio. frt>lc. dbl : --------•I $9500 Down Assumes 3BR Ext •-t t SUHAVEN
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OF HOMES
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A auper Bre11twood m
move.an concbtlon In d~ '
airable Greentree.
JODH~""J Former Dee ield .. D · •
mod~l ! Custom dt>cor ·, thru-out. central 1ur, pro ..
fess1ooal landscapin~ • g~ window and
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booltcas u . an l1v1n.: ·
room & rasndy room. See
and compare.
12, ..... dts
On snenbelt •l end or cul-de-eac. near pool & ·..-
spa. HJ&h!y uperaded &
central air.
6ROMtMrry
Lovely 2 BR Vlllager
Oondo that shows pride
ol ownership an beautiful '
Woodbndae .
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RANCH REAL TY
551·2000
gar. rum, Prine only,· --.v MARYaOUS REDUC EDS4500 $126,000 existing loan. -ra .. ,. 0 · Lg. family home w/3 Owner desperate Beaut Sl.2I,0006t0-6a6C * , ... 1.-.sA * Al VA appralsed price or Large 4Bdrm. 3 Ba . l Blk/S/Hamilton BRs. lg . family r m .. s&S twnhae, comp!. up.l•--------
Ea.st C.M. 1~ Yrs. old. MESA VERDE $85,000. 644-'TS56 offBrookburst formal living rm . & O'lded. pools & tennis COLLEGE PARK '._,· $1n.OOO.Owneranxious! $77 450 OPEN ROUSESAT 12·4 · I kit ..... -.,,,,-~._ •. bw.ll crta MustseU 559.7090
Submit! Bkr552-°'3t Quiet tree llned street. 2517 Westminster , CM &Toro 1032 10092 SprifCircle intf74•950'."''t.;rrain~ · · OPIHTODAY
..._u$71,900 leam to 3 BR. 2 Ba , Agt.63l·2026 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ()penSaitSun.12-4 Rennie752-14141N·67> IYOWHIR-POOL J66fl'tMEST. _
SO. OF BAYSIDE
322 ........
3 BR. 2 ea, Plua-fam-rm.
New coodilioo. xlra
lar&e R·2 lot.
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• IT'SUnLE-IARGAIMBUY 2 Blk S/Atlanta Sma.JJ down. 5 bdrm. 3 Just hsted&thepndeoC decorat~d. Read1Y for OPEN SAT/SUN 1_. IUT IT'S CUTE' off Brookhurst Hwul!tOft ba. lrg country lut. Walk our office. 2350 Sq. ft new family. Hurry. Call. J"'"G.ibraltar • Cream Puff 4 BR home •••United Brokers ~ 10_.2 to schools, park & shop· Cornell P lan of S&S. OPEN SAT/SUN l·S
Property House 642-3850 646-7171 ~ Snug little honeymoon with super family room ..__ .. · S1 """' qualJty. m College Park·
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,....tage m· It's own little •-b X I John Carey646·7414 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ping. 11 . ...,.,. S51-i645or •-bl I ed . l.Of'INll191·••1H~oN~.'.c:,l••IN··:·i11I •ossodates f;est.Upgradedkitchen ;r';,e:ea!.s 1 ~r~a~rlg; N~e : ~Bonus to EXECDUPLEX <213>373'""898 :;r:::e1fue~;:~~~ap: ____ ,,,. ___ , Wllb nook. Everything in landscaped lot. Highly _se __ g"'--ag;;;..e_n_. ----Askingooly$1S9,000 ' 0. 14111'" Co.do poi nt m e n l s. r u II ).
C.WHlgtid•dt! good cond1hon-Cru1 t upgraded, new earthlone 4br,2ba, D/W. rp1.1 ma to sconREALTY Plan .CV. t Br + loft. finis hed bonus room.
CUstom designed ocean· trees-cement drive. ln PI u a h car Pet 2 bc h. $79,900. Owne r 5311.7533 overlooks stream, tennis wood paneled (am ily rm ' view 4 Bdrm with fam· lovely Eastside a t only n~plac..... dinin' g room """'6210 a ... ao"" -..mhlf'rench doors open· rm, ideally located near MESAVERDE Ca 920 ""' ~. · """"' ; ,......oo.N ~ J>OO~..!:?_w!est price. -· .... . &,500. 11752·1 · n ew d is h ·!8she r & tntu. 1044 Ql.tck~.v-tna t o huge .. la t h,
Little Corona surlang & By owner. 3 br 2 ba, J_ '-'UAIL draperies + central air. BICYQ.E TO BEACH •••••••••-•••••••••••• PLAZA HEWPOIT ab.aded .. deck It areen • bething beach areas with family rm. frpl, fenced T Over 2100 sq.ft. Pnced al 3 br 2 ba, beaut. deco~at· Beautiful 4 bd, 3 ba. large REALTY •75-06'6 grus beyond. OnJy :;te~. • commwuty auoc. key yrd. Reduced to $79,900 p• •CE onJyS89,950.Thisproper· ed. bookcases, skyhtes ramtdin. Big yard from community pool-1
access. Picture window as needs painting etc. I.A ty won 'tlast!CaJlnow' +other extras. Ne w Sll9900559-0283 LOWIOO/oDOWH full centr it l a ir
pvt patio vie w mos t 2980 Jlcaranda . Call PIOf'etTIES,_ RID CARPET ca~Ung, exte.os1ve tile •--·--,.--..----conditioning. wet bar . =ti~~:i~v~f e~~ _a_fter __ 5·_67_~--1----10,.. TII l:JO ,.M.I Realton 586-0400 r~ca;i~~~v1~~i 1r~~~ In rot:!'y 2~~!4!um· ~~:X,.4
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Agent. IY OWHER trees. Xlnt neighborhood t ... ,_ loads of extras. entry $3.000 Below JUSt o~SS~T~S~di2.5 ASSUMABLE LO AN MESA VERDE Fowut•Vdley 103 4 & schools 5104,500. ~:.~!:ab'anJw,;d;: I.be ordmary home. This 9~'k lmmac upgraded48drm ••••••••••••••••••••••• 968-60730pnHseSat/Sun has upgraded carpeting. Pla n 3 condo. n ew. beauty nowool'/Sll&,900.,.
•-642--•2•17•l•o•r •645---9677--•I 4 BR J~ bath, BBQ. dbl w/huge separate ram $56,500, 1 br, A/C. up-fpk, Mesa Verde exec rm formal din rm 3 --------• Pnv party want.s to buy 4 fireplace. double garage, gTaded carpeting. Open d f i • & •. PRESTIGE br home in Hunt. Bch fenced yard and pnvate Hse 12·5:30. 22Tangelo, Opett Sat/S.n f ·5 ;~:.•00:~~~che cio!~~ ~r~:ct f~e~e~1m~at~on GREENBROOK frompriv. party. 5'8·3173 patio, access to pools and Orangetree
Spacious 2 &!rm, 2 bath Owner will carry 2nd TD quielclll-de-eac. Nrschls Home 3 BR l~ Ba, fpk . ON THE SAND tennis! All this-only
home. Just decorated. or trade. Owner/agl. &park.$89.500. deo,formaldining room. S78.900.Call752·1920 Both dose t o pool,
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possessio n . v acant. ---------3234Nebr.iaska Place <VleredforS118,000. ~~on MPaci!~~ .,",!~ales. T llll 833-0763 955·0170 ---------Rea dy for i mm e d 546-1554 ()pen Sat/Sun l ·S huge pool. J>8J'k in tract. 3 br penthouse. Hunl· ' '-'U .AIL j8CUUl&tennis.
1.oned for 2nd unit. Full ________ , .Agt,556-7996/673-7525. lYi , . 1 . • iwnor ax . ...,....,....,, PLACE Caipp1loReatty pri:6~WiNE.CdM 3..._21atht 4Br. 3Ba, huge ram rm, 962 ~n =~).546·a'.to3 $10,000. down-near ocean ---n.,.,... tmr.Gro•" This ~.~~~arm· double garage, patio. ---------hlte nu. ~ Wyommg. • • + EdlSOJl Ht. Xtra lg 4 ..-"v..-ER ~ Agl, 644.9513 fruit trees, s prinklers, ---------1 Ownr <c7 .. .,..., br. den. rec rm. pool + 10,.. 1'11 l :JO ,.M.I I yr new, tBdnD, 2\A.!Ba. mgton In Woodbndge n ·
S79.900. VETS $350 DOWM 'ON • ..,,,_, BETTER THAN NEW paUo. 21381 Augusta Cir. 1--------Btfly upgrd . $107 .000. the one. This is the model •
RoyMcC .... Rltr Great Westside Costa BYOWNER 2 storv 2 yr old Park 968-5700.$1~.ooo SCARCE&POPULAR Ope n hse SAT/S UN. peoplebcywhentheyare-: ,.__._ o 2 BR ho d t •J 56&-&483 looldng for the mostest th • __... MeN I 24 541.7729 Mesa, 3 BR 1~ Bath, me an separa e Place Model 1304, brown Turtlerock Broadmoor 3 ---·------i a 2 bedroom condo. En-' ••••••••••••••••••••••·---------1 large corner lot . New 2 BR Apt cf'us fenced carpe ting thruo ut. $7500DOWN bedroomhome with ceo-HeritagePark2br2....,ba, joylhebestandenjoy it
IT'SOOOL. M d JM driveway,moveincondi· sto1rage Yat1 &t Egartsa~des custom drps, cul-de·ac. 3 BR. 2 Ba. new cpts, tralBJr,tugblyupgraded upgraded, landscaped, '"Woodbridge• ,· -.. ·1T-•H . esa e ar ti ga oreon xn as 1 e .,...,900Agt.646-4884 GI andlmmaculately main-... · rvr-..--area. 4Br, big pool, den on. street. $95.000 675-2855 ........ · · drps , paint, enmar t.aioed Co · draped. f16.500.S51·068S Super aba.rp family w/bar •"",SOO. Owne r HUDY! home. Min from beach. · mmumty pool home, 2 pauos, boat ac· will belpfmance. Prin Lovet 3 b 2 ba fa.m ly 4 bdrm. 3~ ba. 1700 s.f. I'll carry balance at. '700 and tennis courts. Asking Woodbridge Brighton. 2
ceas, beautiful lawns. -•~.Call owner lor.appt • rm, Jen, d~I frpl: E.s1de ~t~~~i:gt· s73•9oo mo. No credit needed. Sll6,500. dB~._+ den, d2ed"'!I ~~· .sunt· red hill ~" ..
55 2-7500 Only 3 blocks to all ~7530 We are Coastal lnvest· · · 957-1998 princ only · ....... upgra u.iruou •
schools & parks. Call for ---------• ments. 963-0875, 5'6·7780 A!C. SU&.500. SSl -0685
moredetaila,S46-.5880 MESAVERDE4 Br2 Ba, REDCARPET TRY THIS 0.... LOT OF xlnt oond .• S92.500. Open -------•I College Park 4BR. 2BA. " DISCO FEVEll!
Sal/""· ... ,. 2972 A dr 1600 sq ft. xtr a bll-in FOR SIGHS! You'll have room for ~n ~..... n os storage. bnck frplc, cov· This super sharp home is many dancmg rriends in
St .• S46-4:f18 . • Tb ered patio, new D/W. the la rice Newporter this large 4 bedroom . SOUDWOOD JOIR 8 healed sunkenport.poot. modelTiburon.Features fa mily r oom home
Everywher e In this Rent R b Iii Reduced s7000 to a p-4 Bdrms. 2..; ba, 1800 sq Located on a large cul· 841MiAJHllt'S 3.Bdrm, 2Ba customized e 8 QR praisal of $84 .ooo fl. Raised din·r m, 1 ~ yr de -s ac lot Pride or
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. • REA LTORS
RAMCH REALTY
551-2000 DBJGHT home . Brick e ntry, lnvestlaate this 4 BR Owner /Bk.r 540-1979 or n e w c r pt s. b r 1 c k o wn ers h i p, be s t
Beautifu14 bedrmbome hrdwd nr, dbl frplc in ranch w/s tepsaver 540-3301 bookcaselnram·rm.out· ne•ghborhood Reduced ---------
oo quietcul-de-sac. Huge buee fam rm. A bargain kitchen! Owner dolling ------• door brick BBQ w/blll\ now to only $129,9501 Call A• 7¥•o/o&.o.
living rm w/fireplace. at f7UOO! Call Realty up for smart new buyer ' Robetio't G arden benches. Malibu lights , & for directions. 3 BR. 2 Ba, master suite
Add ·on family rm. Wodd.«Jl·l650. Outstahdlng value on $85,900.VA gar dr open. Steps to ..... r.CA;;_':IL'iLINillO:;Wlii'\ w/study,glassedalrium.
Featured In Redwood ---------t todays rising market ! POOL HOME pool.f\lllprice S8S,900. Ne w l ands capin g .
Maguine. <iour met IASTSIDI 'lbe answertoyour hous-OPEN SUNDAY l·S 752 7315 0 w n e r : a I t · kitchen w/custom Ule. OFflaJMGS ing problem! Use your Bnng your swimsuit & 10316Colwnbia River Ct. • S:i9-Q30/646-7'H
Wet bu. Pool w/c:abana. th od VA! Be a wise euy and enJOY the comfort & I East of Brookhurst, -
ftorida 'l'oom. Enter· ~~·Jt:-a;s!!'ma ti;: call the Personal Service pri v ac Y of Roberto· s Soulh of Talbert)
Wller11delight. 5"-2313 loan. Only S7S.900 People Now! Garden. PoOI & patio. 848-4343
""If 1119. 11 s ,u,. roa1 N1C1 • Royal Properties 0 P c n h o u s e · EXEC. REALTORS 3 bdrm condo ln RB. J r·
642• 1830 ReCreshments se r ved . ret.lrees. cl.&e to ab90g,
Sat & Sun 12.5 bild:ng cli.ltance to bcb,
3033 ~'Math I.ft. blt·lns, pvt patio $71,500
EXCEPTIONAL OU Baker at Harbor IUYBS CHOICE all terms. Agent 536-8929
3Br, 2Ba, ~paint. va· 4 Bdrms. + family rm Please call bkr. 631·2246 • ~R. or 3 BR • den in Sharp 4 ifit home, new ca-. Ira cov pat.lo, Men Th.ls home is complelel)' ror details of home and pnme locaUon 2~ ba. cpu, encl porch, $73.000.
del II refurbi1hed . in lovely investment Thank you. well manicured yard. 19382 Jerrilyn. Opeo ar. La u n d r y o f f t h e u... •• A SU G lnl 1ll.500 557-M70 Mesa Verde. $89,SOO By owner. 4 BR. 3 ba, lge famtly /kit chen ar e a ..........,, n. l·S, em
rAUL MARTIN fam·rm. cust. pool, spa & w/breaJdut bar. Call for Realty, 839-6623
THI H AXa MISA VBDI REAL ESTATE aaWla, much more. call tur1btr details. ....... Catie = 4 ~: J>:~i 4 BR 3 BA.• formal dine. 644-7313 for appt. $4USlO lnflumced the oullland·
room with fireplace, famlly rm, i,e lot on the MISAVaDE O,.nSot& S.n 10-5 lna decor of lhi.s rare 2
bl.lie aourmet llllchcn. bit" w/onl.y treea & ·~ Nr aolf eoune, IJlrler 1 2139 REPUBLIC 1tory, 2Bdrm + de n P •lot Is save. Ca ll to be Hen from rear Iw ho <off Victoria) W/Wd. bar. Jo)-plc 4' 38a.
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Thia fa It. A gorgeous 3 becSroom home w itb
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atrium, central air.
Priced to sell now.
'96.900. LUXUI')' 1Jvln1· vacant end ready. Call to
lee.
Ml-2311 ~ Pool • lae deck. •b' UXW')' rne, 4 R. 3 OWNER-Below mrkt, RV atorqe. 3 pool.I. Tell-°""' ""'· '\'""''o · •· • rroot patio, done In BA, d~2.!~·000· 8>' asr. tu~c ram rm, new nl1 & clubhouse. Nr 1. I P'rw*u Ul•. •P•cloue owner._,.,._ ci:>UIP•ln&. up1rd ltlt/· • ...,.._.._.. I 040 ocean at VUla Pacllic ort RAMCH llM.n IJ~MJJ t ide yard on N. •Ide. OP84SAT/SUH 1·5 balh,~yd,RVacc,bcb ....................... Brookbunt. $79,800. lll..ZOOO ~-~g~---~-~-~-!l·!!!!·~-~I ~o!!-n:,=:d: to ~!lJ~:~~~:r~h " =· ~ =~'"pf.ft~:i~ !fRi~~~· 2 ~n=~~ 1c~fc'r.: SPECTACULAR vvmr IYOWl••POOl• 2 nd TD · Q u t ck value. fr«nfl.82,&0oto med occupy, oo qualify. ba ~28 ,2 bJex. • A&t. MS-20N bet nooti &. new 1'urtleroek 5 ea. eeerow/oeeupanc:y po1al SIH.100 :::S::~ ..,,500. • .U..MMre.. atU. air, ml~:~fl>k:s, much = =pr-m::y ~1~~·1W;~·°8Yc: x•· *1 E•.23rdb S2t. b ' H6-1461 LACUESTA. EI.CAJON _rno.-_oe_._ ·-----~~•
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..,..... • ..,. Open SeUw-~tthutd • la au 1~·u bt at>ae to OW»ia sBe. A special home to ~ 1be TetTac.,
S.t/S.a l·I . Wt~11, Ho ...., IO qU.\11'1 for a V9l7 II ATED. ~ uww abbul bl Wt beau\ ........ .-.. tee. Call today. Broker, Unlvtrilt)• Pk. Ownr •1• ..._...Jou. •.ooo down Seller wUI carey s .8R home lo Cott• • ...,_~ 91).lJll mull a.crtld 2 BR. l
1710.,,..Drl". :::r~:A• '°,:: ~al&WYOilllt RMlty .llna. £ntertainln1 11 DESPI RATE. Prlu,e OPDIROUS£ b11 CllllldO. 9J.IOO 11\IM ......... rm•• rill~ .-1.oua aasm, •.azn .,_., ... $ttl&ilp0olhocriei1all ~8tdtm,2bi BY OWllfER ..UWawbd _..
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..... ... ,.. nm. I '° ...., II 'SS.MM .... °' s bclnD ~·· SBr + *· many \IP• ••a.q ra-..rnrw.t. 111 • awall, •ome •IPoOI•. tradH, proreutonally _......_ ' .._ lndacpd. $122,000
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2Br, 2ba. 2 car ear. bm SlO 000 bel . ( plush cpt'g. Must sell • ow appra1sa
f-·t -. ......... uo 5050 By owner. S99,500. Last.-... · -.-.,. _... week at this price. Next
TERRACE , L o west wk up 16,000. Univers1t3',
priced Dover . 3 BR, well Park. t bd, end unit
located, nr commun townhouse . Xl.ol cond.
pool,$89,900.s.47·7044 fas t escr ow . Ope n
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Sailing, swtmmlna. ten·
Dis, voUeyball and sbul ·
rleboard plus a lake.
spas, and pools. All of
·t hese amenities are
yours. Pick the pl•n and
price from these
beautiful ne w Wood·
bridle homa. Aspen-Creekside
call 552-4.398 ;
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for the actl lamlly. 3
Bdrm. 3 ba +den le utll
rm. Lge undeck ,
backya d lined
w/mature truit treea
New carpetinc. close to
high sebool Ii town. yet nestled In a quiet
nelgbborhood. J192.500 -~&$UMMY
2 Bdrm, 1 bll house. Ltv· ln&tdinlng 1'11 rombina·
tioo with W /YI cpt'g thru·
out. Perfect itaiter home lor couple or slntle
penon. &ove Is mn1 in·
d'd. Allo ~ for ll&bt ml&-S'l9,950
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to, 1n1he CO•efed pool -
which incidentally. has a
great view home with It.
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AIOVI THI IUCH
Ultimate REEFGATE
WEST eondominlum.
Rarely available, now at
SlS,000.
BERTHA HENRY
REALTORS
215 Del Mar 492-4121
PANORAMIC
Ocean View Homes 4 luxury CllStolD homes _ .
available w lbenellts of
San Clemente COMta1 Dv-ina. Homes include wet-
bara, greenhouse win don, Nutone food cen-t.en le much more. YOU
MUST SEE! Priced from
S228,000. All off en will be
cooaidered. F\ill broker UST IUY! cooperation. 498-0200 or
Newport Het1hts, 2 831-9122
bdrm. older home on ---------
large lot with private OCEANSIDE
rear yard. 3rd Bdrm. or COMMUNrrY
bobby rm. with bath at-of Presidential Heights
tached to garage. Owner with all the benefits of
wWfinance. Sll0,000 San Clemente living. MIWPOIT HACH ONLY 1 LEFT of these --675 1642 luxury townbomes. NOW IEAL1 ' • is the time to buy .
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493-2780 or or 831 ·9310
THIYDOM'T
IUILDTHIM
lite this anymore! On
the edge of the 'exc1
Riviera Beacb comm .• a
home as charming as your sweetest dreams. &la~ It laoe kitchen
& dining rm. Brick-wall
hearth Jc book-lined liv-
ing rm. Spac BR's &
BA 's. s Blks to beach
Call
Eqmaltely dec•ret
boml •/Wide .. , ...
tq, oeeu breea•. "'*' puty pool •• ,. Formal 41Dlq, famll room. Tim la tM OM )'
dkln 't thiak yoa cou dad!
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COWAN HEIGHTS
Unmatched aelting for this exqui1ite custom
home. 4 bdrma. 3 ba, 3
car earqe, frml din rm, 3 frplca, buae fmly rm,
btfl view. 759-150J
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New~tegant 2 bedroom
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1 + den (~75). Cedar & window home S Blocks RANCHO
to )each. Private 2·car SAN JOAQUIN
garage. FuJly m ain· Immaculate 2 br 2 ba1---------•
l&ined yard. Adults. No condo on golf course.
pets. !i2S 18th St. (714) Great view , next to
96(Ml33l clubhouse " swim pool.
---------• SS95 mo. Call 640-0937
ONTHESANO SUnday eve or 6(().-07~
3 br penthouse. Hunt-wkdys. 1---------iogton Pacific beach ---------1
homo. ll.500 mo. Ron or ---------Mu. S36-«)63 SUPER TRI-LEVEL·
Community tennis, pools
SPACIOUS.-... BR condo. " Jacuzzis, 3 BR, ram-Sbarp condition. Good rm. $550. mo. 97tM050 ~:s~·/°N' l'J;coi1-r _A&t_. ______ _
CENTElr REALTY, 4br2~ba,separatef&mi·
640-1812. lY rm, fireplace, carpels,
Wow! 4 br, 2 ba, dahwhr,
gar. lOds & pets ok. $435.
~ or 973-2971 Agt.
drapes, paUo, 2-aty, cul-
Beautiful 3 Br, Misalon
Creek heme. Fam rm. 3 cal' 1ar. lge yard. SS.SO/mo. Call 48M797
atps to bt'h. Avail
lllM/26. "4-1814.
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90UTH LAKE TAHOE
KEYS TOWNHOUSF;S on WATER. Studio. 1.2 4c
I bdrm tmtta. Slee .. 2 to
& Qxnplete!y f\lm.ished.
Fireplace, AEK. TV.
private doc!tc. private
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•••-•••••••••••••••••• Bh'Ci..~ ELECTRICIAN tJrlceo electriul. plumbl.n1 •II -h , Landacaplq. Tree trim· Interior. exterior . ceramic tale. Reas. showers. Free at.unat.t.> .
...... 'Pl"'G ~""Kind C •/C ... riaht Cree e1ttmate on rll'I M7·'78?.~ .1111Cai1r.11 nUna. Clean-up. 8 yrs ReatdenliaJ & comm'I 132-3'68 523-8375 '' '" ' ••••~• 1•..-orarnall L.k. ....... •••••••••••••••• exp. Free •t. Noboru. tlropertles. Ra chard R.Nsonable Rates ••••••••••••••••••••••• .":"~:........ """:. •Plannln1 a Vacalaon" W R"'ALLY CLEAN -~ or~•--..., ... ..-Foundalaooa. retaln1n1 _ ... _~~----u•~ ant a z. SJ1~162or-··2162 anball. 646·ot25 or DRAINSC.EARED flat ,,... __.. _ _.. -~t "The Caretaker" HOUSE! Call Gingham S3HI082 rate. SU.SO Mains,•••••••••••••••••••••••
wall•, bl~l11•. pauo.. Pt I I cam.· fur 1Wll. pl•nll. Girt. Free est. 865123 t111 Hf'f 124.SO. No g1mmlcka !xpert shaptng. tfttnnmg
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l'afl)enter t)o-t!e eat. Any CllldC.. TAYLOR FENCE CO you're away. Bonded. W~~.=~ B~~lr;....~~alMI J.o8b~ ~ql886ual1Pt~~Llc1J334950. PERRV'SPLUMBINC 67L!_~ca~ creations. s.,1.~ t..k.. "·II "ll•n or •••-•••••••••••••••••• WoodlrChalnllnk 7'7()-4468 ,.,,.., ..,. , • .,-,,.., ... ......,... ..,. .. .,_ ~ ,..._ .. ""' ,.,.,.. ~ " Uc:.11'5-151 w 1837 -.nt5 Irvine.8'7S.3175eves. Complete plumb1ng1---------1'ony. 646~ llhrrted roll. 1rad will · at •6tct v. off on all wallpaper. ii services. Drain & sewer Tree Service-all types + od 1 &: babJaat ln her home. Of. Gow••g ....................... 1be Moppetta._AU types of Block Slumpetooe Walls. we do the banging The c 1ean1 n g . F re e remo\tal. palm trees any
Custom Kem ~ lua fer lunch car service ••••••••••••••••••••••• Haul, sklploader dump cleaning inc l. by · Brick, Stone Planters. Hanamen.S37·2004 e•••-n•~. 24hr1erv1c:e. bt.494-789.494-2129 Additions Call Vince .... · · ..... d droc•-tclean 546-2393 LI •-,.._ ... ed Bob•--"'-------........ -Lenholf&Assoc 6137404 Sw1manstruct.875-1967 Clean-ups, HaullnJ, me, tu• lna. tree writ, -..-· reaa. C•DUUU • , 873-3181
__ --Landteapina. lmmed. demolllioosetc.831·1257 2 FINICKY FOXES-cln 873-016'or536-9ll06 Interior painting. Careful ---------Wl.dowC11••1
I . quality work at a reas •--.a •-1--1-...in ••••••••••••••••••••••• CUSTOM tnterior rarpen When you need expert serv c:ang. 842·9907 yachts, apts. bomes oles. rv. _......._..., .,.-
try by Jay service or repairs, turn Bargain shor,pers read tree est. 846-6812 Placing a Classified ad is price. Free est. 9S5--0'197 · ••••••••••••••••••••••• People who live ln glass ~2-8809 lo the Service Directory Sell wllh EASE! the lilUe ads n Clu.alfied • as euy aa dtallna your Houaepainting, Father & E:xpr'd. Reu. rates. Serv · · hOuaes need 11 g~
----in Classified to solve ·1t'saBRE.EZE regularly. And they find SE;LL Idle It.ems with a phone. Olve ua a call. son. Lota of refs. Satis. Repairs. a~ld wash ... windowcl«;'!lner. ~
Want Ad Help? 642·S678 yourproblem. CluailiedAds6'2·5678 whatthey're looklngfor. DailyPUotClaasl.fiedAd. We'Udot.bereat.642·56'l8 guar.Freeeat.675-8336 ~7."Cal '. AClearVlew 631-021,
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lst, 2nd & 3rd T.D. 's . Lost or Found a pet? CaU LOST: ~le Toy Poodle, Successful O.C. busi· Refined lady seeks poel· Al'f, MAHAGB
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Creditnoproblem. Animal Assistance nr Wb1ttier Scl Area, neasman urbane. llonaslJve-incompanion 10 Urut apt J>lda. Coeta VETERINARIAN 711·4271 LeagueUl-2273.nofee. C.M.~ sensij.ive, interested an w/womao. Freetotravel Mesa. Lave on prop
ArTanted by ho t Gd f Pref 'd ii CASH FLOW! Coast Home Loans FOUND: Bllr German Lost: Lra 1rey, neutered meeting attractive. or use 11 • res. er exper cp .. no Shephed. female, or male c.t, Bll Canyon. •lender woman, 30-40. 830-8571 c:biJdtttl.675-~llO Orange County Animal MoMy Wmftd 5030 ~omia Iii Minnesota. M.).Ml8 Encloee photo. Repty to . . !!.~-,~ l a rl. u· F8 ulocl lay ••••••••••••••••••••••• C.M. stS-3342 r ~ u OU... I Box m. % Daily Pilot, Mwa,~uez:.e.;._ad1''olgfe,. "eel e'exmperl AIT1M ~.PblO~n, OH -,"1\.1¥~-P es e • · Need ·$15-20;'°80 ea ror . ..otJ.,... JJ..u t~. VU on .P.O. Box lS60 •• Costa ~t -· ,f · us, e V" "1.!..c • • r Uon. Owner financing. bldg 1 or more ho'mes. Lost Shep.Husk pup «fem) boctY. •hrt Jep, answers Mesa. Ca. 926216 biC 1*iqjg f!dtl't~bone,. W/mecha.nTca1 aepara·
$450,000. Call 752-1920. Sec by R·l lot, 50-SO pro-gry/brntblk, wh Up on to Corky Vlc MapoUa 4r . want.s t.rwsr ::ria ~ lions. prtntana pro·
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9 UAIL f. pp~"" 738 ft 7 tail.Name-Summer Vic. EJUaFVReward962-6504 KrisElliol sense o umor. w o cedures. paste 1q11, de-ll. · · ...,.,..s a er ood d Serving Orange County never . 106~ things. has sign. silk screen » + PM. Mesa W s. Rewar Lost Baby girls picture "It's a pleasure lo !IO ~m~tic problems &: lmmed openin& full or
PLACE s.&-0173 album. Vic Mlaslon Viejo serve you." 1s walling to delegate part-lime. Creative en· PRIV MONEY SSO.OOO HAVE MERCY: When de· 8/10831-1879 738-078S 738-0786 resp. Call. 962-1539 aft vlronment. Call Jack
PllOPHTIES.. secured by $SO.OOO home positing animals at 4:30wtdelaila. 838-71.22forappt. co,... Tll I-JO , .M 1 <owe $12,000. lst TD >for S Orange County Pound Loll Blue point Siamese. Hire a mobile discotheque ---------, ________ _
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Newport 675-8662 TRAVELAGEHCY balance in 60 months. RELEASE FORMS M.arshmellow. Trade Phyllia 673·3272 or companion etc . to Sr. Reap. adult w/exper. In
M2·471o AVAIL OUT FRONT SO winda, San,lago area. G-mSext.507 Cit. Refs.646-92'77 needlepoint. knitting,
IAYAONT 0Ff1CES FRANCHISE MortQociea, T,..t YOUR PET WILL NOT M&-9&44 Yng lady desires position crocheting & crewel
Cannery Village-New of· The new way to own a Dffdl' 5035 BE SENT T 0 A Found Dachshund MASSA&E aslive-lncomp.aecy.soc wanted for position In -=========-· ficea from 300 sq fl· travel agency. Travel ••••••••••••••••••••••• RESERACH LAB OR f al • v· M gn lia & FIGUll MODELS hostess l.o educated lady. needlework shop Some
MIF 2Br hse. Laguna, fantastic: views, lg Network.Startyourown. MEDICAL SCHOOL" em .e. ac. a 0 W/lravel. lae hskpna. retail exper. helpful
non-smoker. $175 + •,;patios-park ing 4r Exp. not. required . LOWEST Helpstopthe "Slaughler Hamalton,H.B.960-l7lS ISCOITS haverefs.Se':.dreplysto ~aft.9am
ulil. Martin 494-0323, janitorial included. 2808 Complete support & long i~tl....&-or the innocent" For FOUND: Blk female, wht OU1'CAUONLY Ad 1330 .. Daily ~lot. Box
A<U ,,..,.,. L f A N B term service provided ~ ........ furth lnf rit PO be•-' •. h t d v· Op ...._ ASSEMlll.BS ~ a ayelle ve., .. C 11 M Ch 1 1 TD, -'·-er o w e . uu "'c es og, 1c ,••es....-1.560. Costa Mesa. ca. 673-1003 a r · a r es• If · .1, m.v Box 206, Costa Mesa, ca. Mias Viejo. Antonio & 3 2140 926216 for day shift. 7:30am·
Professional business 714-838-9242. 2ftdT.D.&.o.s. 9262'7. Crucero. 770·1630. 6 I• • cpm. &arling 13hr. Ask
man seekssharingsilua-25().SOOsq. n. dlxok. W. . . . FairestTermssincellM9 Housesitter. mature for Mr. Clifford. Posa·
lion w/female, your apt 19th St, CM. Crom $1.SO Furna~ure strippi n.g ~MfcJ.C LOST: Siamese male cat. F 0 UN D : med . Jeannie, please contact widow.nonsmoker.refs. tionsavaillateAua.Call ~~~ ;-~1 YC~a~ ~~~~ mo. Tom 54()..2200 ~~~~l~e~/t~~ 64z,.2171 54S:611 ~:00~11:e:~1~~ ~~~b=~ ~~ ":~:: =u ~Y;-.0~~~ !r! resp. 496-1037 Crace 1_6'2-_5254 __ . ------
'93-2680eves THE EFFICIENT lion. For Sale al far or613-3'02 N.B./C.M. 646-2192 much. Urgent! Mom. Retired. very active Scot· • rsEMBLERS below c:osl. S1000 farm . Retired couple has money 213/355-7677. tis h coup I e w ta h ~
Roommateto shrhouse. 548-7622 tolend.1sllr2ndTD's LOST : Blk /TanFound : German pi lls.nkesSl60 bousedeaning situation Electro.Jes caJ)lleitor
pool, nr ~~ H7!;, Al.JEINATIVE CARRIAGE SODA POP Agent, 1-83'7·3744 Doberman, male, $100 Shepherd. Fem. 19th St. 111 an both wortJ.n& together. mandaeturer needs as· ~ """ r e w a r d . CM. Wearin" nea collar ••••••••••••••••••••••• Balboa or Udo lsl p.... aemb&en. Apply: Mo. to mo. rent incl: STORES. He'"' run-oow 2ndT D made-bought • · ·~· ---------• "' · · · Beacb/Yorlltown HB. "Kem Co. lie collar. N"iagaraCyclo-Massage fernid.Ms-1425 WrftJlitC1S11cilon Reliable fem to shr condo Rec e Pt . s er v . . operating. Last 3 eo. Luther Investment Co. .,.,., ,,........ ..-.....,1 a .... -0•"" Prod•""t.a Show Room 30 6s Ora A SA
in Sar> Juan Capistrano personalized phone cov· owned stores now avail. 661-2510 .....,._,. _.._ or..-,_ ~aJ3-Pr·SlO HefpW_.... 7100 1 · nge ve.
SIM 6C1·3993 erage, conr. rm. mail Fast growing $100-$200K Sll 3 0 211<: 'T D lO'A> d LOST: Sealpt Siamese Found White M Samoyed Cotton Support Hose ••••••••••••••••••••••• ASSEMll.Ell serv .. parkang & more in gross next 12 mo l40 000 • 1 · · ue cal, F, Vic Goldenwest" a ppr ox 7 · 1' V i c 176'0' Be b Bl d , .... Employed M IF. slraif{ht, Newport. F.P. as packaae. 894.6662 18 mos, I'':' ~1 .. t.o:rnl. ~ ac v .,. active. sober. Rec fac1I . TiiEEXECUTIVE M-F. ., RJck.638·/fr.(l i\1!1 Edinger, HB. Reward. Roumoor Mat find 842-4066HuntBeach
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Fem. 44 w/s r ux lwn se CdM OFFICES buying a buainess? CaH b~yfront property. Agt J.i. 1~ yrs oto 6:. lt>i-Found Beaut Wild Duck
w/resp working M /F ..... ~ c.__ ... _w Joy at UBI. 775-0100. 67"' C.nt\n golden b"' oolor W/Whlle &meo:-e-pet. owner Unreal pvt qlrs with ..-. _...... r""' ,,_,,, .. ~t "b ·-~ ed Ide Uf """
b k h . s~ 'IT . ~· or Coast G•""'t bom-. Property •-I c ....... poss1 IY .. vur : n y IWb·J .... roo , everyt 1og 'V ...... ..o °' SIS000 2nclTD Vic:.CoastHwy&Thalla. . h1vishly furn. $300. NB Hwy. Available Now! land included. Solid in· , • LagBcboo8/6. Reward. Found 7/4/78 Vic Santa
arl!ll. MIHY12S SEE lo appreciate. $395. vestment. Call Joy at Owner/Bkr would like to 497.1192 Ana Ir Bristol, white/tan
Share lge elite 3 BR ocean
view home, CdM. $395
mo Refs. 67S·9386
C..11Und.a 675-2311 UBI. 77S-0100. sell a SlS,000 2nd T.D. Fem "B:enJl" terrier
Payable interest only Lost: Blk Boodle. ans to 988-1101 •~RT IEACH• Gift shop. cash or terms. 10%. All due ln 3 yrs. "Mimi". Reward. Lido ---------lOC.2000 sq. n. Attract. Buy now. big profitable Secured by lux home in Isle. 675-8399 Found: Young Blond
new crpld ofc:'s. Many season eoming. Ca ll Joy Mission Viejo. Principals Cocker like puppy male. Male. nonsmoker wlll windows, shower. Avail. atUBl, 775-0100. only please. 581-2600 & Lost: Engl. S:frtnger. M .• wired nose. Magnolia &
5hare apt with remale. w/gar. Decor. blinds. -.---. ------586-0361 Fernleal/2n St. CDM. Slater. l"ln Vly. 847-7822
D>wk .. CM 546-2068 ~ p/sq. f\. Mr Hix· Oaildr!n s clolhl~g shop. ;;;;iiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Reward. 615-457!
Models & Escorts
Beauty -char m ·
Intelligence. What more
can you au for? Parties,
din n e r . dancin,g.
hostes58 theater. Party
Boat Service avad. ::x.
elusive service by 0111·
creel ladies who realize
the .Importance ol com·
palible company. Male &
Female cllentele Kalpine
Assoc. Katella Ave.
Anaheim 52'1-1632
A.cdng Bilk g of electro-mechanical --••ay pn .devices. Precision & •~-CT~an work for small. Regiat.er Today to work stable mfg co No exper on various accounting Iii necess Call ·for app't bookkeeping asalan· 642-8SIM. '
meot.s. Work rlose to s .R. Engineering
your home. Flaure &'M Production Pl.NB.
Clerks to Sr. Accoun·•---------
tants needed thruout Assemblers
<>range Co. 8.ECTIOMIC
Robert Half's ASSEMILllS A~lempe Medical co. in Mission SOOS. Mam, Ste SOt Viejo Is seeking exper·d
No. Tower. Union Bank assemblers working
In'JbeCityolOrange w/small components.
71'1835-4103 Good eye aapt, manual
Female •-share, 2 bdrm son 645-3323 (8am·Spm) Asking bas i c a 11 Y SCRAM 'EJS "' · merchandise & fixtures. IEH DOMLOH SAYS Lost: Sml blk Fem "L ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,.__.. Payabl--M""'"' de·
5400 •---------dexterity req'd . Xlnt SodalCllllts
furn house w I m a le. __ .. _.......... t "' Id '"'~ " """'
E/ d CM Slso Call Joy at UBI, 775-0100. '""""''~ ca· .,, yn o · l~wm veloper In Newport
benefit.a. New buildlns.
Only dependable bard
working lndividuals call
Perm. work avail only.
Call Susan 581-3830
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642-2762 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FLOWER SHOP. Costa since 8 I 6 I 7 8 . N r Baalcel-Challr -Call INTROVIEW for the :::cha=~ ~':bf; -Mesa. Repossessed Beach/Adams, RB. Shitl -Ruhly -.........,..,...toworltinnew Profseek.s sameto shareE/SIDE C.M. Shops, Owner in Texaa must Children's pet. Call SIDRToffblsBACK intelligent Ir discreet.---· •---------
3 bd hs WeslcliH NB $27S. olfc:'s. hobby, wholesale. sell Agt 7sH•OO • 1163-2!163. 75H 050 work. De f 10 it l 0 n 0 f a way to m~.'!"' single ~~. ~~h(Rionbolndal8an1.d eves6-7631·3Sl4 gen 1.1.'le. Fr. SBS. 548·71'49 · · · people. 752-i1'Lll. --_,.......,
TRUCKING Water con LOST CAT, Male, sl""' m· American: He whips th
Allditor CMICJlltl
Exper'd . Preatigiou5
N.8. hoteJ. 644-1700 Ul
516. Rid!. EOE.
Gentleman w /3 bdrm PtUMELOCATIOM · · · ..., enemy, then g1vea him--------Ach'ertf1 ... W.. house an Garden Grove strucUon. $85.000/yr net parked cars, orange col· LbeSHJRToffbls BACK E
seeks female lo share ~Cf~i. 1~3e:i ~q l~~ 29%down. Agt. 751-1400. ond. short tailed. . , .. pttlt& ~:r~:::! :~!te.rred :
same. Days 540-1045, 714/642-8910.646-1954 Bath boutique, unique Iii Reward. Found F Shep/Lab mix. ,,..,... Weekly draw. 673-5921 Alllomot.lve Machinist
evesUl-5485 beautiful merchandise. ... PhoM '94·l67lort9'-40S2. puppy, 5 ·7 mo Bit•••• .. •••••••••••••••••---------Experonly. Gd pay. Top
Prestigious NB Joe. itltl ~T EEDS Lost : Male Germ , wtwhite6'5-l.S08 Scll11l1A i---------•t benefit.a. Lra Ir growing Fem rm 2S+ wanted 911 lndllltrfalR...tal 4500 Florida business owner. ht U D Shepherd, blk/tan, Ina hn•ll• 535 ..._.._ 7005 Advertiaina company. Call J im ,
I•' share w/2 or same. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Must sell. 813/262-6115 or 2nd & lrds hair. Bakersfield lie. •••••••••••••••••••••• "••••••••••••••••••••• SPECIAL ~. l.ge 3Br Cd M. apt. n 4 640-72.'M SWINGS & REFl'S SoutbcoastAutoSupply
Oceanside of PCH. 4.ooo s q . ft. New --'------CONSTRUCTION 548·9074 s,lriWIHder REAL ESTATE ltMacbineShop.
67:t-177S d~~boaJU::arsr. ~ !!!llln· llKI SHO, -APT & COMMERCIAL Ulsl Yorkle Poo, Fem, 8-9 1815So. El c~ Real LIClll!USE EDITION 688 w. Baker. CM. -~--E t s H nt MIGUEL blk/'ao, vie 19th & SaoClemente.i\IUyllc. ~ One person to shr 2 unJ . . 8 • years; u · ~ F pt •""' 71118 · SALES Automotive bdrms w /pvt bath in 3 Br Near new 2120 seat md. & Beach &bopping center. O PlacenUa CM A114w(lra to Ot' ap · .. .,. SCHOOL , .... Dri•er
lri·level condo. NB. olc. UIOlll Redondo Cir. Owner retlring. Agt MORTGAGE C Buffy· CM Llcenae RELAXJNO M~AGE 'IM Dally Pilot has Im· for local area deUveries.
6'5-21632 llB,Hunl.B~blM.2·2834 613-~ e;u.7311 661-2511 ~~~S4~k~ARD BobJames-Uc Maaseur OFFERS mediate opening for Muathaveeooddnving
Fem rmmte ovr 30, 2Br Irvine Ind Complex.I•-------• OPIH IVERYDAY Outcallt.9,4&C·SUI qualified ialea person to record.
;.pt,wlkt.obchCdM.$200 garage/warehouae/of· ........... ~~~~~~~~~ Lo1!t 8/1/78, bel1e & PREGNANT? Caring G.ltl.ectwefne sell annual year end p.-..c.--&....
mo inc ulil /lndry fice 1400 aq ft. w/4.000 :i~~w~/tft ~nUaJtounaelln1& Special Pro1re11 Edi· _.... _.....
640--0915. S.F.lncdyd.559-1802 ,Una•&:•••/ .... o ... c:•c ......... 111.1•21 evea referral. Aboitlon, adop· *CrubCouneavailable lion. Past newspaper prefer ~rson wJVW, • .. 1'91 .. 1/. .,. -ruo vv •Materlall provided. satea experience pre· Poracbe Audi ex per G.:r_. Oen.Mfg.Shop20'x40' ~·p:;.. 5.111.SZJeda.ya ~~~ffp!E ng ... -. •Small classes for ferftd.Temporarypoal· OaaaactBtuWaJurs. · ....::: 4350 Ul32PtacenUaAve. _.,.. ~nn '"' -·11-....0•----u..... tlon could b•come ,,.. .... _., __ ..__ ....--" •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• Lalt Blk cat w /red collar ..----IUIM&-..,... -.. ..., _ -....................... 6e380llfl50. UDOI • 1•c1•• 5100 l!l'ApoleoalcS. 8a)'froot LMA&VICll ~.°'"' tut&-<tay g::wn~.:-~d= ccs£.Cat.Hwy,NB. ~ slog le gara ae I or B 541 flinc lat class ofc ' On lbe ..... ...-t • rare of. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8.1. en.8883 OllfctlAw tM ,_Mel_.•;r., • ...... c ..... ~ram. Call ror ln. , ___ 6_7_J..OtO ___ o_. --s•--•e. Safe " secure. wa .......... _ ipace. All uUl ......,...... •Pbtcement-ilJ) to 80% .---.__... fertna w/e1tabliahed eommiaalon 724 Jamu St, CM ~pd_.Sl.36 __ ,_per_m_o_._67_5-625 __ 1_.1 clientele. Appl. only. Lo&t Whlle/r~d terrier Servin&aJIOraqeCO. · · OIU•ICOAST AtrroMOTIVE •L• ~718'7 -(N-70) mix, F 11 )'rl, vtc 1135-'JIU T WmtTe ...
Oaraae. xt.ra HarrietPerry142-S235 P£NNY Newport Blvd. • 17tb --------1 DAILY~O .,..... ...... -_ • ._ 8613l0"831.a814. *8114 I ,ft'V M2-4J21, r..a~. m $ rf r _, ..-...... ft•HER ~~ • • Ecaw Opoortuauy111c.,..
947,9939 "" Loat: Fem Jlk/Whltf UCOITS• Employer & J•l"••7 -..........__._. ans Cockapoo. Vic Weal· Pbfwapp't 83W748 Wt ar. looklnt for a _._. -,.., mlnater Via. Reward. pencm wttb die ablUtJ to
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••••••••••••••••••••"• •••••••••••••--•• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••-••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• W-.cl 7100 W-'94 7100 HllllpW.ted 7IOG~t
etenca.I DILi Da.IV.S ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~•••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •:• Bank Secretary
1auDld •• lor Ht)' '°blink mana~. Good MCNW1al &klU. rC'q'd
IM *'PWated.•1813 Mmor 25 norHoailrclulwn. Tuea·Frl. Leai.1 ~~l•H 114 j Mt<hian1t·11il H._.1.,, w11r:·
--Older ~UI• YcoHt 1·3PM. Call Janice's ~mwn3yrsdC.11r tt x lnln ror radiator sbOp -r,
Pi.fer baoltln' n per Call lbl or appt tn•> .. 1D4
KMftftU DalVlaY dll•'Net••-a ~or Raaed)'Ann'3.MS-UIOO peraenu in omH ir lb Or over Dn~l'ri. he ' r:~ P r on to make dt · -w"""" lalw. ~rt Beach h1w ~88 ~Mnu ... !...! .. __ ,., of more Orao1e Coaat HOUSECLEANERS & firm Good beneftta Call --'-·-----~r•v1C£S u~ee • .....ut c IUP· Ytllow C.b, 11300 Mt. JANJTORS U )'OU want Dtbtrie.&40-0130 Medical 8a<'k offlrl' as:>t ~ Pliea • 1quip. • take Ktrrmano. l'ouotaln more out ol lile we need buf.>· N B OB1Gyn off<'
HtwpOI'\ Center ttnao· cart ol 1en'I ole needa. Valley. <Ho of Slater you! SS.MMT9 Lqa1 Secreta~. exper'd !l'Jc~r oo:Jy need •PPIY daJ llnn kl raPoDll· IOmlbtavylifU.nt req'cl. btl•D Ntwhop• • lAU.omey &en I prac ofr Pie~ s~nd retiume to
bl• lndl•ldual11 ror Collector Flouee Co. ~i.-::-eo,~cte!t~ Euelld> HouMt-leaalnl help. Full San Clem. •re•. Send re Cluairted Ad •196, Da1b',
clertcal po1ltl<>ft1. Ac· o,..topporf/txp. lnalde St. Coata Mtu. Ca. Ume pos. Will accept au.me. reta, &al .recawrr· Pilot, po. Box 1~o. countl'!f bat!cf round, colltttor. Salary com· aae. (7l4> 751.2510, en Elec:lron\Q candidates w Ith or menta to Chw1f1ed ad ec.c..i Meo. Calif. 92626 •
lyplna 1111 • 10 kt1 m•., u ra l t • I • x p . W -D a-VICI TICH without trans. Top wn1es no. 298 c 10 Dail~ Pilot. --------wa .. ua ftJl&,.. YRJ exper. ~ul Ut ahlft ~albonuaplan.lday 0 .._ -M).111525 PO Box 1360 . Cos la MIDTICH
Cbmlpm>. lad abllt ·-·-.... --.Hatt E .. £.,M/F/H M ,._..........., C i·r 1. F. al ......,. '" -·-· H 1 d d esa,'-'--· a 1 u·en~\: .x . ~. ~. C$pm ~':i'i'.!x a~::;:.: ~Co. ta Sulle P OeliverY man for early ExP&DdiD1 mJcro com· ::-~ •;:;r~ ~: n~c· unauw STOii penenced in an phasei1 or , _________ prhate eouetey cilub. ~o•d••• "'om pan~ NorthTulUoAve.SA mcJfD.btiLATimeeroute puter company Is build· · · 'r"-medlcal laboratory pro
Call •••·MCM for In· be,;nl.I " 1 ....__, __ .. __ ri ,_ CM/KB area. l!fat have lna it• technical staff. ec.i403orMS-S&39 PffAdYl;~•t~n:xper cedurr C.U .M.~rgau·el .. AUTO•O'l'tYK -.eni.w. ~-uvo l \ll>t n ... n· dtpeodablecar54&-4481 Hu lmmedlate po1ltions HOUSllWll PPY. tnpe n (orappt. 840-0140 419 Cd dent. tllper. neteeaU'Y · available for tecbnlclans • W. 19th St. CM ~u·-ea·..__. 1re•11el --n. c.ootactM4-GIOHtJIS ............. _ .. "~ta M•• --·• •asT ----' __... •-te~alr • CA.alt.) No ex~r nee. Miua ..... VteJo ~ ........ .. -· ~ ........ ""• ~ _..,__ • -m--·-···~~e."'AA e"---wm train. BIUnoual. LI " e I n N ll n nl M..,OT .. OR IO•..-.e • 1.i.. -~ .. --·~&1 wort An&mal 1-lospjt•I bl Cd.M. area. S.vual project• Cbalralde, full time. e,w,__..,,. ....... • bo·-_.. f 1 vi 5 for· ... -BZ \lted .. •r•. ~ ap. ,..q. Call •·• ---.u Wider way. PIMM c:all Good benetlta. ff. B. or equiv.Ital requi~. able to apeak. Spanlah. ..._eeper or 6 yr 0 · -.. IJS.1050EOE --·-·-·~·~ .. _, ...... d -CNM .... ""'"" ""xcellent waaea (or Newporter lno Hotel. s days_~r wk min. call nw Daily PUoc ~as_ a Malun lodivldual dt· 8rt111t peraon whoH =.=:n1 • ""':!~'."!.:... ·-, · -or-i=c."allfled lodl••i'dual. f*.1'100 call Mario ext aft7Pft1,6'5-a9 larae rout• 1n M1ss1on alred fer 1111eral all 8uut1 Salon I• C M dl&iea wm lnclud I o'l ••r-• or_,.._. .. • S74E OE Viejo Mond~f thrv F)-1 a.rouftd repaari. Conlad Meda Wt.c Slylial.I. CY.. olt awttchboatd 6 aome C .... a~tv DIMf~ OfC. call 957-lf<M for · · · LOT A'M'ENDE.NT. must day aflemoonti Satur
DuQltford ~ 5414441 delivery work. Xlot_.,_ -' Avall/Chaluide·Lab. aJPtAL. nu• MICRO HOUSllHPBS be 18. Full 4t pl·llme. day and SuQ4iay morn·
o.--1 ... ,._,_,.. Ja .... 0 Or•ttl• County home P\IU time polition Nwpt .-nn ....... •. XJ company be n e f 1 ts ...... Must hMV"' d·-n • BNta _....,,.., """' .. u ... ~uUdt1' needa <l for Oen&er.&M-1405 1717SSkyparllNo. #N A"uu •part times nt -.... "' ",... Raub Co .. 1Z5 Baker St, °'*lnlCUoadeotw/vel")' lrvin Ca 92714 beneOls. Bayview Manor !567~or841·2212 dablt> car $50 nt11h .
P.ctfk Se«Nft Costa Mesa. Ca f2Ut. aood typU1111lllls 6 work DENTAL/ORTHO Atsla· e · & Conv. Hos p 20SS Lube Ma 2Pm-6pm s deposit rrqwred Can
STOCKROONR&LPBR C7U>7S1·2:510,ext311. 6abit1 for correapon· tant. P/tiD)e. Expr·d, BICTIOMICS Tburio. Costa Mesa. d n.ll A l . 642·'321 ask for C1rcul<1
'=========:1 l"lunil.iant.y with manne EOE. 11/F/H .. ~ce, contract docu· R.D.A nee. Pleasant ofc. aa..~EOE ays a ea"' I P~~in uon Leavr your Nam~. -terms • lrlt paclun1 ..,... 1 p . ,_. __ un..-11C...C:IAH penon. nae s. Addre:u, Pbonto Numl>t'r AlTl'OMO'nYft necHury Oood O~· Clerical menl.I le ri Ina. nor .......,.....,,_,,,, Im--' ....... i .... "oc· HOUSBllltlDICa 17S7SMorganLo.H.B and Make or CM Good -.. .. f ( . -lleftM. builder Hpel'-Pff"--. , -u..,.. ~1.n· or ~...,. r t d ~--~ --..., ~n l)' or • H CLERIC rd. R•wn• only. Cita· Dental AaslBt. Good op· portunltfee an al4 . Xlnt oppty avail for self Machl.n.ist. Apprentice or s u enL 01 r~t• ""' LMiitl ...... lion Builders. 17731 por . ~alary open co. ln the Orange Co. motivated person capa· For steel rabnuUon. _penon _______ _
OfflOttnMTY QU~TVLBOCRAvTS..,JNG TYPIST 1rvioe Blvd, T\altio 92680 w/benef1ll in Newport airport area. Applicants ~e of .wortin1 with min. Top pay. Gd advuce . ModMs & Eacot'b
SAU:SPB.R.SON ........_ ---------1 olc 646-4868 to troubleaboot. ,..,air 6 dire«IOO. Lrg apt com· ment. 751-0502 roruaedcarpo~ntionwlLh ~1·1M3D>1S &asan,SA U you are a hJ&hly or· Conaultant to show · tat electronic syt.ems. planeedaataffmember Maueuws
a domeatlc luxury car lanized person with ex· laahkmjewe.lry. P/time. DENTAL RECPT. w/~x· Receol ana101 lc digital to clean & maintain up· M.ACHIMIOPll. Fem11le Top monl'y.
dealer ln Oranae County. 111 '*""' F/CIMJ ~ellent telephone com· Xtra income for back to per. for poelticn of office ~per. req'd. Interview keep 'on modeJ & guest TRAINEE. Opp to team Must have car. 631·214U
Free demo. pin. Ex· Fash. lite investment muiUcalions, aood t~ini achoo& or Christmas ex· manager for a Jar~e buay by aPIJtonly. 5$7·9051 aak apta" buay otficu. XJnt N/C macllinlng. Prev ex·
c e 11 e n t com P •DY firm. XJnt oppor. Expe,r ikills, able to han e a penaes. Call Paradise 2 Doctor practice m Sad· r« Buach. salary. rringe benefits & pr. helpful. but not nee. MOTi&. MAIDS
benefits. All replies & maturity req'd. Call varietyolduties,wecan Jewelry Director dlebae• Valley area. Enjoy a challange? rea. hours . Park SS7·2'730 F\Jll&fantmt .. Nof'xv
Slrl ... tly confldentlal.,_841)..() __ 1.23_. _____ __, use you ln our Credit ·--D>-1395 Ne:CrtAp•-cornenof nee.Sa &cobenef.App. ... · Department. Light --Brokera1e secr etary ..,, · SendresumetoBoxS2l. lorAill11-r•Anlat. s horthand belprul. Dental A&s't. chairside, f/growin1yachtaalesco. Jam ee&SanJoaquln MochmeOperator ~:.l:n~~!~bc>~~~
care cl The Dally Pilot, Due to ';°xpa nslon Growth potential. Appty Coolljltltlfr ~days, no Sat. Salary CallNancy673-92ll HlllsRd,NB.eu.2622 Full or p/time. Must P.O. Box 1560, Costa Stewart Tit.le needs an .inpersoc;. Cll..,.._ open,CM.546-3000 Hpmekeeper. have worked with _C_.M _______ _
Mesa, Calironua. 92616· exper'd Assist. Bkkpt. Mature man, own car. 2 n.-... •--a D o y o u w a n t fiberglass. 14 hr Hunt· MOVIE EXTitAS
'Top pay. Pd parkiJTg. U.S. DIVERS b~.~~m~~· d~~T!g 0~~~~ -~_.,.~ EntertalnmT ... ~tHU..-$4 :00•$5.fiO /h r-? Ex-=:i Bch 847·8310. N E E D !!: D 8 y •AlltoSat1.,.,._ Qtrly bonus plan. Tille 3:J23W.Wamer Neatappear.Localrefs. -r-•N4' __..., "' e~ulive Home Care ---------Ho LL y woo o
Salesperson needed for exper. pref'd, but not SantaAna.CAmo2 Callbet3-Spm6'S-ll32, CMar.ea.548~ Groupe.singers.variety ServicescanuseSrelia· MACHINIST CASTING COMPANY new&·-__. Porsche& oec. Call Michele ,71., ... nan10 .. ~'-'d • acllwantedrorpilotTV ble employees. Call __..._Cl FOR MAJOR FILMS& "'""' SSS.1114 t30 .. _,...,., Cook b U1 t Deotalcuau .. ea.sst abowandvldeoboolcing. 1168-6655. N.B. co. n..,._,. ass A TV COMM ERICA LS VW sales. Im mediate ·ex · . · exp re 811 • app-41h days pr wk. Small fee. Machinistfor Bridgeport ~ Full time. Fr· Bookkeeper. pl· ti m e, Equal Opporturuty ly in person. Jolly Roger, 548-1262 761-12"4 Housekeeper to clean Mill Ii Hardlnte Lathe '25·1100 per day tr a~ Ulie.~ta. Call for in· some typing & rtling. EmployerM /F Irvine 1727 E. Dyer Rd. VideoCasUngService house & cook evening Clo&etoler•nce preclS1on cept.ed. Yearly fee. 17141
tervtew. asklfor Sales duties incl: ve.rHylng allliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii btwnt-l1&3-5 •D&ITAL _ ~ _ _ _ meal ror elderly couple. work Exper req'd. Top 761·13«ExtB4
Mgr. billings, malting ou Clerical COOK. For Ptr. Exper'd Periodontist needs -..-w-..----... Live out pref. Wages bem E 0 E 557·9051 ask N«esrto senora sola para..
Bill YATES
YW .PORSCHE
837·48VO 4Y J.4S I I
S200AWIBC
Nat'l jewelry eo. looking
ror 10 energetic people to
learn buainess rrom
ground up. For appl. Call
642-5163.
atatement.s, paying al ERK pref. Apply in person. p/Ume uat to work rront .escrow Secy S900 open. No drinkers. Rers for Ron Adam.<-rnantenuniento de cast\.
bllls.N.B.area.546-6020 •JR. Cl TheGrinderRest.1400W & back. Exper. pref'd. PersoonelAdmin S20K req.6'2·3311 MAG l OpFalor~ will doy cuano" cambao de
•Al'Uireal..iG •SR. CLERK Cat.Hy N8M2-aaat. Xt.a!' ..ur.i.. r~'d. Sal it::f::.l!eer t~= Housekeeper. '5·S5. for train !egal .scty. N'on liardnlrd~"tnfbil.Jt>:-b·.,..
""ftSOU-" COOK open.H.8.841-Wl lrvinePenonneJAgency older writer. Lite work. ~mok er Top ul.uy celente barno. Liam~. !'n~d:d--:ie~t~l~e t~etf~ll •CLERICAL l~SJ wanted for Italian DENTAL~ST-Chnide, 488E17tbCostaMesa Uve in. R/priv. ba on 8CIH400 cualquae r momentc•. I · · th M restaurant, dish·up & F(f. Sal open. Fringe SuiteZM 642-1'70 bay.67~ _642_·9526 ______ _
posuon.s open in e Ac-Varied jobs with & prep. FUii time. Jmmed. benefits, bcb area. Call ~rCpul!_t,i.md eor pt-tame. NURSERV WORK~ks : counting Dept of fast· without exper. in good ........,..,,., """ ,,.,., r . 847 2:569 Housekeeper. P /T in -.-,,.. S3 50 hr I growing Newport Beach .,,.........g . .....,..,,....l or ID· · • Experienced line cook Costa Mesa 540-1471 642-3030 · • app > in pe~
Ad Agency. 10 key by ~cy~~undings. Call to-terview. Dent.al Asst. Registered. w a o t e d for bus Y MS-7585 at&sotl Barranca Rd, \rv.:
touch. typing & bkkp'g ··· F/Well established prac· downtown Laguna . . Maids wanted. Harbot MutlSISAIDES
expera necessity. Great MOFHS COOK tlceinxiotbcharea.Non restaurant.Toppay.Call HsekprliV·tn,refs.Ovr35. Inn Motel. 1800 W 7.3 & 3-11 Good sal for'~
atmosfihere and rring ~Q~ office • for large rest home. 4 Smoker. gd working Mon·Frl,'94-9'76SA.skfor No chldm. Rm. ba. tv. BaJboaBl.NB.675·3463 uper'd & certified.:
BABVSITfER. teacher's bene Its Call Mrs. l d day week. Apply 2619 cond, Salary .open Lynn or Nina. lrvTerrm.9042. M"'•L CLERK Trainees accepted Mesa . 2 small girla our bome. Brecke at 644·8650 or O OVe r oa Orange Ave, CM. or caU 6'5--6503 IMSURANCE """ Verde Conv HO!lp. 661 •
own trans p . Non _1_si._6_1_1_1 ------• 646-6716 Experienced clerks. dell Ca <Warebouaeman I Center St. C M smoker. Mon·f'ri. Sep .. Bookkeeper. full charge, 5~7-0061 Dent.al Asst. P rr. no & meat cutters. Hrs 9-6 ProPt'.rty aod sualty f\111 time for publi11hing ---------
June. 962-5453 fullti.me.Balboalsland 3723BJ.tthSt.N.8. COOKS exp.nee. daily . Mr. Payne. Assistant Account Ex· company an Newport OFF1Cf: HELP-F'or tf ~ ..... _ J()p E t 963-5634 Delaney's Market Street, eculive. Ex pr. nee. area. Ages 18-24.646-&1 ,_,,..•tore. It bookkeep-Babysl'tter needed. 9.3, s 673-~7 ..,..ua por mp oyer New rat.aurant, immed ....... "·N 81 NB •••-•-um 2 .,..... incl typ ,..,,._ ...,.... • ewport • · ~=~·-· beJn•efiY•·. New. llll· over 25 Mri1. Hatch dys/wk for8 mon girl. openlng.s ror cooks. Somel•--------1 .._" AIU• .... Fred S MAIMTBIAHCE 84'7·2561 At\2pm.646-1154. Book.store clerk. mature experience. Good Earth DESIGMY foactorytr•tt•a. Irvine IOCBpon. . Xlnt opportunity in _____ _.... __ _
___ .;...______ & entbusjastic. P rr incl. CLERICAL Restaurant. 210 Newport to assist engineers in de· Work 1n an air condi· J •mes . Insurance general maintenance at o.ftCE/fuU flm.
Babysitter,backbayarea wknda.5'9-3768all6PM. . Center Drive, NB. aign&documentatiooor Uoned & carpeted area Brokers. '94·1087 or beaut.21&bedconvales·
rJ3montboldbabyboy.5 o __ ... ~ t Cook p · te OBPIJRJUNIJIES 6'0-2411. precision elec · w/FM musk making 75Ull&OukforMaurine cent hosp. Nr Leisure SALIS/fu:UTilR. days wit perm Call art 6 on:A1Uas · nva t h · I Bradl EOE Apply in persorL 6SJ.2JJ!H .country club. Must have . . . COOK trainee, learn Con· romecManic: equip· small ]>arts under a ey. World. Some dee & J Herbert Hall
expenence. For appt. A maJor life maurance tlnental Culinary ment. usl ave pre· microscope. lit or 2nd Interior deaigner with plurnb•nR uper re · JEWELERS
Banking _c_all_IW4-_54o. ______ , ~:any he:~ua~rf C\Ulne. $3.~ per hr to :::vi;;:~~~~~i sblft,ftoppay -i;_compaT nyl sales experience. Apply quired~-f_,~,,.~taArt1~g 33a3Brutol.C.M
HIW A, CCOUMTS_ C"'DPENTERS-high p ...... JD • ewpor eac • slut. Phone 496·5446 . bene its. oa .. er 00 H.J. Garrett Furniture. waae -............... pp y ---------Ex rd L ""' '"" ~I individuals with betwn9am·ooooonly. exper. Call Scientirlc Company . 1701 E . 22.15 HarbOr Bl. CM . in person. Beverly OFF1CE-scTY1RECP1· P pre · nOl nee. ite ducUon San Jose wages skills and general orflc:e ---------• Dri llio g Conlrolt . Carne1le Ave, Santa .,_ ,.,.,5 Manor Convalescrnt r« R.E Developer. good ~~~f!b.P~~~18t~v~~ ~~~.l401U 4~3232 experience in one or OOSMETICS. Aloe Vera, 557.9()51 ask for Don Ana.~. ........,, Holp.3"SZVlaEttrada, ~/rl g tHt'~ Pt·t imr
NB 833 3.,11 E 0 E more of the following non sur1ical face un, ~Swanson~~~·~~~~~~J J..,._i/J81ffnss Lal\ln.aHills.837-8000 8 :J0.12 30 6421121 · · " · · · · areas: sales " distributorshipe Fadory Help for plastics _M_1F_. _______ Carpenter. Journeyman avail. Call Laverna, company, 2od ahlft P /tlrne & f/time. Irvine MAIM11MANCl/Uh • OfflceD.ti•Hy
Ba_,,.._1 exp in commercial con· TWX-Model 35• 546.'1066 ~H 3:30-12pm.Apply.815W. area.Willtralo.ldeaJfor &JAMITOICOUPLI low ,.....,, struction, own tools & DIAFTSPBSOM 18tbSt.C.M. housewives. students & • MOTICLYI trans Framing & finish. Automatic Se•d· ---------cpls. Must have own Apply 1 n Pt' rso n F1lime. Neat ap~ar
Full time operung in our Start immed. (714 ) Rec•h•· 7 0 wpm Comder Help Eltdro Uech1 Food Prep/Counter Help, transp & phone. Call Newport Dune! ll31 Vahd. Caltf dnvers he.
NBolficeforpersonwith 493-B&Mdays/eves ,....... Needp/Umelunchhelp. P~ all hrs. Gina's Pizza. betwn 3.spm. (7141 BackBa.yOr.Newport 18 or older. Apply in
bank note clerk exper. Prefer 1tudents or Manuf. ol electro-mech'L CdM. Cal1Andy873-2473 _m. __ 70_1.S_. ______ u -'-•-nance Man. retiree person to Mr, Fuente1>. Goodllalary & benefits CASHIER IFoodt housewivea to work Im· ..-.. •~ · • · di iY&AlllM< Robert Bean. William . F/''me. Exper. pref'd. Part-time toaltlo• med. F/tlme wor .. a"at'l. .,..,..uc.., req s an lD . v. ok. F/Ume. Muldoon·!! u a • to prepare accurate PC GtMrd Office Janitorial positions avail. Reat.aurant. 640-4UO F)-o&t & Assoc-. i.iu J TB.I.ER Days & nights. New· 8am-noon onday· Call betwn 2·4pm (714) Board layouts from Must eitjoy phone con· Pff night work. Pays QwulSt. NB
immediate need for II porter Inn, 644·1700. Call Friday. Must ha•• _9S1_-0593 __ .______ schematics. wm also do t 8 c t • w 0 r k i n g well. Miss. Viejo. Irv. MAIMT94AMCE
part time bank teller. _ru_·_ck __ ex_t_s_16_. _____ 1 _.........a... and nmth COUNTER LADY. Donut pa$teUp, final detail & w1customers & detail CM & NB areas . Call a IU'> ... ICt .....
Experienced & nexible . ~ ..• ,......, Sal / 1 10 AM assembly drawings. We work. Paid vacation. 9AM·lOPM .979-3652. -•" """
Opening for dean l'Ut
courteous. capable. con:.
cient1ow. man to kee~ lrg
condo prem1seli de11n ,
Part/full ume ind wknd:-
& holidays 4.99·2050
hours necessary. Depen· Cas hier. dependab_le .., es c eanup. . olferacompet.itivestart· sick pay,profitsharing~ lst shift 7AM ·3:30 PM
dabill'ty a must. Eves/wknds. Appl.Y Gan 3PM 752-'7'164 546-3781 . g age Int benefit health lnsurance. Apply Jewelry salesgirl Perm. opening for Jg
Applicants should con
tact:
M.-yJ.MCll'iill
OPERATION OFFICER
MAMUFACTUIER'S
IAMK
l201 Dove St. N.B.
714-752-0600.
E.O.E.
Banking
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i..-•ac11 ls accep{tng appUcaUons
for experienced Branch
Sho Or Co A;....,,.rt T'-'--4r.60 10 w ' x Salary+ commas· sion gre11s1ve ma1'ntenance P ange ·""I"' ,,..... -WP"' CounterhelplOPM ·6AM pkg&adesirableOraoge 8am·12am. Mon·Fri. ·
C "'SHIER Wincbells Donuts 253 E. Co. location. Call Sclen-Ba.rden's Pest Control. 673-5658. e!ectncian w/manufac·
A looldcHping/Acctng 17th St. CM tific Drilling Controls 696 Randolph. C M. Kids earn money p/t.ime ~~!:1~f10~q<;::dm~~~a:~s HOSTESSES S57·9051 ask for Don 546-55'70 collecting donations for skills. ;!.3 yrs. expr
Apply in person btwn 3 & Math Aptftude COUNTER Swanson. General OWce Jeny Lewis tele. 581-4577 Trouble shooting control
4:30. 3450 Via Oporto, Keypwtehor PllSOM DMtaryClertr lmmed temporary open· Kitchen Helper or Dis· panels and de cin:wtry
Parts person. m ann"
engm~ & hardware. 243'
W Coast Hwy. NB.
,ART-TIME NB. leytap. for Dry Cleaners. Part Full lt'me nruiltlon. w/ ing, Fa. lO·key ~re· hwasber. Blue Beet Mw;t be willing to work
r-v f d Gd II t E 11 .. nt Counter woman lo wnl{· CHEF Wanted. $1400 mo time.a.1985Lqlkh providetralningforinex· erre . pay. a 67S.3333after3pm. over ame. xce "'
Bl ~ 3333 aft We have immediate pen"enced. Good com· sc.t-8043. benefits and working contracts 1n rental
ue ~ 7> er openings. If you qualify, CUSTODIAN pany benefits. call Mrs. TB.lflHOME conditions incl 11 paid center Some wknds. M ·
3pm. _ r we offer a unique work· 30 bra week. Retiree Jobnsoo for appt. CHMIAALOFACE Sl.S0.7 00hr bolldays. Company paid ply 1930 Newport 811.'d M~~~~~ n ~nel\:r::ri:n~ :::: C;:'~~~~~f ~~: _137_.aooo _______ ~ kno~1t~rm:1~tt K~'!,~~Ep~:I~s C:.'u~~i e~c:a~!~ _CM--,-.-.-T-T-IM_E __
tran s portation . pany benefits. Please SPM. DOCUMENT Sept 18tb. Part time Nds 12 people ror benent.s. etc Call (or WIEK-EHDS
References. 30 wkdy hr contact: --------CONTROL CLEIK thereafter. Please call pl. easant telephone pro-appt. or come to person per week. Infant girl & 6 Custom 11,ilboaL yard nds 642-1583 J e ct . N 0 ex P n e c. nel off. betw. 9-llAM & Every Sund.iy and Every
yr old boy, S2 hr. Lido Personnel Department carpenters, hardware ln· Take charge of docu-GEN R . L 0 F C GAL Housewives studenta re· 1-4.PM Mon. tbru F)-1 to other Saturday and Sun st.allera. exp laminatera, ment control sectloo of I . • ' complete application day monungs Driver tc• lsleS7>8014 PSquaredBoats541-2873 epg. dept. Maintain FRJDAY ti.red welcome. Top brly CAUFOAM drop bundles of Daily PACIFIC bludprint archives, Xlnt opportunity for waae T cash bon.uses 16661 Voo Karman PUot to ramers Must Secretary. Sal com· ---------• mensurate w/exper, idnt
benefits. Call Mr. Lesch Trade your old stuff for
497-1771. new goodies with a
Equal Opp Emplyr m/f Clasa1fied ad. 642--5678
operfte blueprint mach. qualified penon Who has paid daily. D~" F.ven-l ln 557 7100 have van or large station MUTUAL Data Processing Gen' olcexphelprul. exper. w/constructlon lnl shifta avail. A~ply 10 rv ~OE. • good dnvmg record
Growing electroolce contracts & some AM toS:30 PM w cfys at ---------Call 642·4321, ask for
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N700ewpoNert'\'portacC.b, nCtAe~ EDP ma.nuf. offers iood pay 4c knowledge of lMaing & 7902 Weatmlnste~ Ave. MAHICURIS't Harry S elt')' or Don Be .,_, benefits, condenlal al· property mgml. New of· Westminster Suite lJB WUUams.1: • • (714) M0-3528 moephere. EQuaJ Oppor. flee in Irvine Industrial upstairs F/Ume. N.B ·C.M. area.
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OPERATOR Ezna)loyer.Call Complex. Salary com· 548-5567. PBX
Eciual()pportwlity DECC menauratew/exper.Oall LAB AIDE Manicurist. ur. An~wl'n o g "er vi,.,.
'•--Em•pilll•oy•e•r•M-/F _ _. We are looking for a tro-Irvine . 546-4731 9 7 9 . 8 3 0 o b t w n To work In medical OallTuee-Sat, 10.5pm. operator· full & P/T . Call • ,. ---------Y 3Pm·5:30pm. laboratory. exper'd In 631-07'2. ~3581 '• '=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil f e IS i 0 n a I le bl 1 I y DOMISnc h I b • •. b k 1• moUvated indMdual to GIRL FRIDAY. ~ time r.: e o~omy "' ac MATERIAL CONTROL Petson to wrk Rt1la1I .. Cl.ERIS proce11 critical com· AIDE-Livebl Job for comblnaUon boratory procedures. EXPEDITOR Entry Pharmacy tt AM-iPM
puter output In an for fuU time worlr.lnl med.lea) practice Ii real ~i)=~ for .appt. ""el ~on. Min 1 yr Som<' wk n d w r k •
OS/MVT, HASP, IBM parentt. w/2 •~hool •tate lnvealmeol.I. In· office procedure r e Knowledge or ros ·-UTOTEM '70 environment. Potl· chlldren la Hunt Bcb. t.erellUaa Job w/11exiblll· Lady with experience. quired. AbWt~ to work met 1 cs l p harm ll c· y
doo requAree 3 day wort _. apk'•• driver'• lie. ly. OtfJce on the bay anack couoter. Prv. club w/ftaw'et " detailed IJ\. hell>ful Health Ins cov· ·'
OpenlopNowAvaU.ble '#Bell In variou lJ hour Mutt love cblldren. front. Prefer aeUled at awim pool. Over 21. fo .. a must Call for oppt. eraae f/full ttme emp
f« hall or p/dme clerk.a &hi.ft.a. ~vtou.a data pr<> Salu')t ~· 847·111M Ult mamed woman. 673-'870 Permaaeot. Daytime. 540-7638 EOE Apply 1n person Mesa on 2nd 4' 3rd abll\a. No ce11ln1 ezperlenee/ rorBart. .. oo .. -,,_,,. ~ Verdr Pharmacy 2971
ex per neceaury-we education preferred. n-.....i ~. • ... ,._._ MATURE WOMAN Harbor Blvd. CM Except
tnln. Advancement OP· Company btnellta lo· uo_....es ., pJtlme to well'ome Thun&Sun
portunities to thole wbo elude tddoo rtl\md •a Drapery room woraer. newcomers " contact ---------
qualify. for information ft11 deflned ca.teer paUI Experienced or will mertbant.a. P'lwble hn Sell wtth t:ASE• so to our neareat market ln EDP. ~.MZ-1843 Need car, ll~ typing. lt'sa BREEZE
or contact the peraonnel S4T-3085 ClaaslliedAds642-S678 otn~at • •DllVll• fiiiiiiiim.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilsiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijj;iiiiiiiim!I lM42Lam11tonSt M~ over 18. Good
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stt. dept O• ulery • edto...t.t=r:; Od tdv~mem. Salary Cloebt Golden Retriever PUP· bencb, cbaira. dln::J o~ Sat.-m.1 ffard. P\u.a~rs ·Straw Hal beDlrua Affl1 O.ne'1 Cl'&mml.lll lo tomm•/np. ttH2:SI HUOEllLECTJON room table. lrwldJe ~. H.B. Saturday ~ 6 more. 888 St. PbJa. Two, barned. outll Coaat Plaaa pnpu.UO. • malat. ol Piil. AXC P'ltld • lhrOw • A11una dbl door .CM. llock • dtll•er. ruu or Amttw ptt. Sbot1, worm•d. ~ Hail hall • fi aa.orae ..all t.din.leal D. P. ~Ina· rtlrl,_ator.--.. l Uotl-Electrobrand ' LIUoa. w Pf'OC*llal Prr.cr-•r,;i~nb wsumMr ... ralled "/TLC, XJnt d.lsp . OantfeSale: clarinet llO. t •· •:,ply I H ISalea. F f P·T to nil :er:·=... An oppor at• Jftl.t • or •••rte• WJ)QS.1511. Mar IMW, 2 velvet Chain. frost.free refri~. mlac turntbl AMtFM Ret' .. ftoct&Jd Yd. ' ticbta, O'tr ~UH OWQ W put of a "al'I ilata lAtr1 or Paw = w..s. t.llnl saa. Cdli•. 10 moe, I'•. AKC. saao. -~· DM,tn
l\eho, ltn, ~Ord Ir flllYATla.UI &ramp. M•· . 8aJ or ~ ro. Xlnt ~ 131"°'2'7, eves. dey.11\1 l. pla1 c111eue II 1reat 8lud.at/HouHwtft to ~1. Irv. fri=.:,:t.W1ent rood apkn. IZ2:S. N .. r new
ft I CE PT I 0 N 18 T I t'JOlfUD .. Dl-Glll •Hf Ila. Phone Ad·
work wknd1 la 1nack ,(714) 7N·1777 w I . SUS. MM:2JO Dbdnl rm Ht. ext. to 12'. Old swivel Cleek chr, '20. AKI' lO apd. h'nl U1bt,
lfOSTll8 ~ mi.t.traUve 8ervtc•• ~-~Js.a.1tri ltaol• altop .........,. tw _,c. late• ,~w. Priv elult.. Can-tor KALTJPOOS, ~ Ma.ltfH Be1t offer. 640·'1120. eoucb Ir lovetMt maple rear r,41.:ll.-auo. Many ~ottaud. <'all s.~ 10·»'.a:IO. Al~~· fl.:!'d Oata. Coata appt. btwa .. H71-15J5 ~AUCTION ~ poodle. 7 wk.a, •hots. ..... trim 1175. M= butch plata, lawn dlaln. e~. orappt lalaad Ttnola, l .~.
tlO. New1m . en fl· -.1or1 ,.... ... bM ~~AH. Bal hie. am.mer "' lull tlm• to MANY ITDS or FINE Moirable. as.~ New Ks 1lae .,.deatal rJ!:ncea • mlac. o work In Scuba ShQp. &STATE JEWELRY, ~.beatet.walnut MOVING: lluat sell <21 Rubber boee ~-b Setttc.ari• ... t be Cft'ttlled dJver. ART 08.llCTS, AN· MINIATURE bd . Movln1 . . TU Larbpur, CdM . 28' boata. ur haulln1 trlr . SCHNAUZER MAL&. 8 •tm Sat• Sun t-5. lrvloe --. Jr.• SAL&S·Hooeplant Aq\&IUc Ceattr 4515 W. TI QUE S, FIN It MOS. SHO'l'S '75-0UI Secri11ce. $175. tG-31.25 furn, dotbea, tools . co. pl\nlcal ineol lat kno•l~1able ,.r.opJe, Im Slcre~ Ooutffwy NB rURNITURE, ETC. ~ varte1atAM1 1okl paint. mist, everything ReWh twin let l50. 11\aU b1cll uay1. C.11 for =:n nau • p me f« Jmm.d opalftl ttW ecy PHONE roa JNPO ,. OJcter Spaajel fem ndl lhq, aboutlOydl. IZ yd. must so. l80 W. l9tb St. appt.N0-11».'K 0 It NtaJ Hlff POtlUon1. '°ti.Gk ma:.-&· Oood SW• as UOCHURE. MW2l)O ::': bome. Gentle. like• II Mt ... Sterilized nail 111$100.at~ C.M. At $&5. IQq aet •. I P\l8ef) ~ .. Operator 1U4Ta Mntirial req'd. ==rr:.: :e~.t ......... c. *'4417.5"·S8 .W -your old mat-2 J'AMILY Yard Sale' 2 Parnelll Jones Mmt b .. llper. 1':Jp pey "'•ADY Prefer bank1afo..e11per.
AKC German Shepherd treu • box 1priqs. B 6 Vic . Kaanolia fs =/lira f'60.l• '100.
caum.aam: Elcplr'd. Olft ao,. App-01U Lou (i:r appt. .... }:.''· ' br ahlf\1. 0..~1c.._ ~-Sbow bac~. "lla&treai. 5'7·5136. lbmlboo, KB. 112-11.21. 1pool P • dryer SllO. ty, 8'lsP llltenlatJOQal, C'71')... • a57 . KB City School ~~~ :g bloodliae1. Black ESTATE SA.LE: 8' Marae IUdiq lawnmower. olt'. Baby atema 6"·91531 IOGW.uWfDr.N B. •• 1*trict. 7SS 14th St, HB. Spta et. wttlte tan ...... :;:lilies. utal. trlr .. S.-291"' ~ct;:s,::1 m.mt. AU:Uooeen C•r100 sofa, •• W..L-'f Mutt tell looct family do& noma.Ville diD1q rm. ....... 10,0 ~ rrr Mfc!. • Ptr TMCW's ~ few ates ~ lmmed. Wf fem Cocker lamps " dlaJn caJore. Siket 6 toys, furn . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~-~:a WSIUYll'Utl ... ~ a~ to 1. E~r pref'd. Span.lei AKC. 2 yn old. ~ .. 1laa1 coffee lbl. cabinets. books. and a.taut tboro. G. t yl"5. li.95 br. Ear Achieve-~ball staDd W/1t.oraae GOO or belt olr.CTs.a& draperies w /q .1 . much mlac:. Alley S2l6 El 1'"-Hurda. ~ or meo( Center. 540·4751 3S' • comp. refinished. ' ~ 1' creweraota Modena Ave. NBSM-6UO Al leut ~ yrs ex· = ulltarChrborAudrey. Katdliq stained eJ.ua Golden Retriever pup-6 c • patio fura , Sat/Sun lCM . abow siooo. f73.t.114 eves per. Shin aleeve.,r.:t Salesl1dy, experleoced, Secntar,, /P /Ume
window•; cherry rocker. Uoo SUperv&ae a ...., Wlll·f!'OOGNd• lublooa· H I pin, AKC res., natl tiDeae. etc. etc + many McMns ! 4 pc Fr Provin " "'" .... '°'s send resume 6 · u J ni· ble. • ucl•tve t.Uesa We are In oeed ol a tut 6 TeadMr·Pre-echool w/ex-dome top Un trunk, 1/12. Call 873-S609 ~. iteml. Sun, Kon ....................... -abop. ia W..ictm Dr, ~ typiat for b\ll~ .-. Ear!y Acblevement steamer tnmk. 546-4M9
61\ae. ODI. N0-1725. Ima n bdboard & frame WAl9fOUSISAU
q!Jrement to • ~---NB.•1007 marketia1 researc Oellter, s.M751 ull for • Lbua Apeo-beaut white. Everest • Jenmnaa Director, PO Box mo. ftnn lnvolvinf: public.· Qu1a °"Audrey. Bealit. Oalt Dining Set, AKC reg. Very ranbl NOW llOV'ING from 1rJ whJc:hr. Cbn>med walker WholeuJe to publi<-. Newport Beach , C• Saleslady.....WFtr. tlon , •tat atlcal. st" met table + 10 add price. Aae 8 mo 5'5-91251 waterfroat home, H.B. w/aeat. Other mile furn. Solid wood a•metdining 963. Coats lleaa Bakery tranacriptlon. charts, 11CHMICl4MS pea. Very reaaonable. wbd &Q)'tlme wk@ aft AU fun. for aale. ~ Sat~ l-5pm. 396 Prin· Ubief, colfee tables. sol a 5fl.JOJ1 t.ahlea, reprochacUoa etc. Reeearcb lldewlopment f73.76'f7 8. nites fl wlmds, 642-4788, Mon, . M&-Odl>. back l•blea, nrv1ce mechanlcal backpound . weekdays; 8f7·Ml8 • tables, wall Wlits. A few
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S•1M•111• .. Ooftlenlal wotllnl COD· w 0 r k i n c t n e 0 • Wanted . Old Antique
ISTATISALI aofu It lo'Veseata avail.
Experienced ditiona. Full benefit Jdeal location. Top Gift.a, cardl • cosmeUca packaJe with dental, 1lneerln1 bulldins glass luulaton. BUY, AKC _,.. • .,_. Mbe. Antiqu~ ct&ac: LiviD1. dlnia~bdrm . Sotafm.7220 N).T3'f3. medical partl. EJtper'd SELL OR TRADE! ............... cuved oak f1e · ll.IDpl, miac. Tim·
comm .ts incentive. mecSlc & Ufe insurance, in mecb'I en11Deerin1. 89'1-8805. tac aet 8'7S.288i bera, 23333 Rld&e.route Kina sz. matt. 4l bx spr
Personalized service Salesa.n needed lmmed holiday• Is vacation. Good companion and
inti W/fram• 165, workin1 for realtor 18005 Sky pa rll, Irv. ~uality aaaurance etc. DON'T MISS &ood breedlna dog. 5 yn Dlnloi room tbl W/3 Dr. Apt 123, El Toro. Call ~1re11ive. fast alJ Suaan :ill-3830. Xlnt
&e.1934, am. $81-2940. ~l w rover 30 yn ex':;!'. For frbJs spa s ales 7H/!Ml-381f.
benefits. Mlslloa Viejo Okt.SUO. leaves Is 6 chra 1200.
Jwwwlry 1070
appt .. Albert usaell operation. Inside It out· THISSALE CaU Tom Tamer '42-mS pm, .Realty Co .. 833 Dover Dr, SICllTAIY area. at Red Carpet 7S.e.t.202 ••••••••••••••••••••••• aide salary +com-Npt Bch ote ol med·•lzed Brown tweed 7' sola Flee typewriter. tape re· N.B. 63l.s252. miulon based on exp. TBaHOMI FrS&Sat corder, stand Jl1 aaw. Emuald • Diamond Nat'I CPA firm w/a cont
&dcond Marquiae clmter rina. us ... ,. •• Call 831·1'24 "for In· rec ol dynamic growth SOUCITOIS 76M988MV much le varied potted APllf'OX ,._.. t'arata l.'5000.
Wview.'' All refi abed. Tablea ,.... .. ,_ •045 plmta, boob. aome ~Ir wuted. FaataaUc new bas immed opening for
m.al2 compu,y located iD pre-Salesperson, •uressive. peraon w /3 ·5 yrs Exp. Only. Sell tbe Daily Sl81). $11&-$12t. Chr sets ....................... Span. lvnc • dining tum. rare. Furn. misc! odds Ir secret.artal exp, pref ln PUot. Earn aeo -$200 a $1'8·1180. Dreasert Dark wood. Wrout::.t endl.Clotbin~S.ton.l)'. 2 Rnd modern t'ut
stigioua Newport area. poailive attitude, F oc acct·c envlrooment. Pos week Hi1heat com· $108-$125. Sideboards 3 YT old Sbep mix, all iJ'oD. 191S Mariners . 9:3CM. 2CazT lrvtne, CK. diamonds~ cant l1200 I
Active office with ex· Ptr. &per. or wUJ train. recis strong typin& skills, miulon paid. Your $108·$221. Cotree tbls •bob, neutered. obed NB Carat S2300. ~Siii&.
cellent worltln& condl-Apply iD person, Stan-~ at bome Over 21 · '1<8-$116. tmd oldr cpl 171-1354 3 Family Sale. Sat/Sun tioos. Great commlaa1on dard Shoe Store, CM. oral/written c om -D caret Call~. l I tas Yktorta Beautiful carved 9-5. Refri1. furn. Aka1 s p1i t . C-o m p U"l o r muaic•Hoo l'op aal ' Blk.LabJJ>otie. fem. l.)'r. -----
30'fTS. Bri1tot -1o SPll ODlY. -HudbArd$7$. ..._, Reae trtr btch, termiaal. Hardworkin3, xlnt benef for qUAl In · ...... M__. •hots, spayed, great ·-· 554836 camp eqwp, bibs. oil ••••••••••••••••••••••• ca r eer mind e d SALESPERSOM dividual. Call Irene ,...,.TlcUt Allll .... w /kids 67S-ON7 ~Unga, ant. bric·•· LUCMIAMTA6S
dreamera-pleaae apply. P/time. ~etkA. en-McCarthy 640-SOOO for a.ts loYeablre llntem. free tc Dinln1 room set w 1' • toys. 21712 Starlin Experience pref. thusiaatic. xper not IUrther details. Few mutual ticket •fell· Antique oak Weatmin cbaift 6 ~ WalDut-Lo, KB . Nr from J'OID' bmiDeu cant. SalPN~rtW. E.O.E. na.nUe caodt tllO. chlm-pJdbome xluL ..,, alt Sandcas. Bulbard/ffamilton. Send ooe card for each
nee. Hickory Farms, ey. F ew P ff. Will train. Ins Oak clock $t0. Oak 8'1·13Z7 tat plus oae spare. We Ue.CDM
ASKfOR ~E Westclilf Plua. 642..fJ972. Secreta.ry Phone for app't, dresser w /bev mirror Gara1eSale return permanently
675-4190 71'"557·9212. AA for Mr. 7 mo old PoodJe . SALISPEISOH West. Newport Sta-$75, Oak dresser ~5. Schnauzer, Fem. Duncan Phyfe drop leaf 11082 Plbebunt. KB. Mated attractive ta! & llC.r10MIST fW botanical garden gift JACQUES tiooerslnc. S48-2153 bousebroun, lovable. table Ir • cbain, xlnt Sal/SunM. slrap, meetJn1 air ine cond $175. '93-1163 l.D. requirements. Pre-
Ute bttp'1. an.a phones, abop. SatW"days le Sun·
COUSTEAU n.c.,s'°' 1890 Copper tea set $500. All allotl. 881).'222 Sat/Sun. Couch. ant. lov· vent loss & theft! For a
lt tn>tnc. sal open. Ask daya. 9:30AM-•:30PM., Antlque oak fainting 12 wk kitten, free to good WATERBED $200. Drexel eseat. TV. tape recorder. penonallzed tag enclose
(«Boward 98Ma. SS.00/br. Contact An· Full time 1J08 workhlg in eouch $500. 675-4382 Dresser. $50. C•blbet. misc. 234 PaJmerSt. CM wallpaper. fabric or
oett.e Cooper. Mon· Fri, SAYS ••• tiu..y pboto copytn,f b111. home. Penlan/Calico. Other misc. 975--0250 RECEPTIONIST-Part· 9:30AM-12noon. U YoU're brtpt. I endl)> HUTCH. Funky, old, 631.()357. s Family Garqer Sale. "Day Glo .. paper fr we time, typist, lOAM lo 67).22168. U )'OUT Secretarial bade· & have a ~ood penonall· large, painted w /screen ..... w. 1051 Sida, wetsuits, boots, re· will back & trim your Lons haired white F. tap. Or try two cards
3PM Mon·f'ri. $3.50 hr. ground includes account· ty 6 can earn quickly. doon. Xlnl boutique dis-spayed cat. Deal. House . ...................... cords, band tool8. new backeoback.
s.o-3500 Salespenop in~ financial rePOrts, Awl>' in penoa lfoo·Fri play. Many ere a ti ve cit. 631·3a67 or aft 5. "*IC AUCTION precision skateboards PRJCES: llCB'TIOHIST FASHION SHOP 10. ey add.inJ machine. ·=.,. po.saibilitiea. USO. ~3'4. MANY FINE ITEMS OF t3S. newl>iklaJ• 14. Hang· 1Zeaor3/15 heavy statistical typing, 4l0111rc #IMI 751-6&
ESTATE JEWELRY. tea cords ~. Paymaster 4/5Ug.aSUOea.
E!ltablished publishing Pleasant surroundings, light shorthand. ability Free puppies to good $25. IOO's otber items. Urm looking for excelleat compensation. to handle a heavy pre. 751·1050 . Le Oak Wfet, x.lnt CODdi· homes, part Lab " part ART OBJECTS. AN· Sat/Sun 9AM·5PM. 1993 6/9tap ll.50ea. vivacious person w /fmt Xlnt ~ or f /time posi-ssaredesll, our Financial lion. "7-8123 & leave HISky. 491-1561 TIQUES. FINE FURN .• 0ra.nie. CM. JOormore ll.40ea. ofc exper. Hvy phones le tion or housewife seek· Department bu an Im· Tow Truck Driven ex-message Ero. PHONE FOR IN· Sales Tu Included moderate typ. Gen 'I ofc ina nwble brs. Uberal mediate C>PeDiDI avail•· per'd.~ pay. Apply, AKC Slt>.rian Huaky. FO. Ir BROCHURE. Garace Sale; bdrm set. NO CARD" bawldg req. 957-8522 e~ee discounts. AP· ble. Excelleat salary and a.w 1. 1000 Irvine Old Oak Grandfather Free to IOOd home. Adwt ~2200 toys, appl, 41 ml1c. Draw )'OUr own or send PL IN PERSON ONLY beneflta. Apply iD penoa Ave, NB 64.2-125? Clock. 151,. ADUque oak maJe. Red!Wbt. 8SI-741M "*ICAUCTIOM Sat/Sun aft 9AM. 603 name. address. pbone & Receptionist. construe-waabst.and. 531·$565
w 'U mak.e one card per lioo company. Must be JEAN RYAN to: Tow truck driver oded Adorable F coWe, 7 yrs, MA.NY FINE ITEMS OF Begoru., CDM. • Add 25t eacb. mature lc stable. Work· FASHIONS U.S.DIVHS ~· only. Mat live In ..... c.. 1010 s-pen. loves klda, .nda ESTATE JEWELRY. Some furniture, dlabea, Send check or money °' ina mother OK. Hts flexl· S.9S38 ••••••••••••••••••••••• )'rd. To gd bme only. ART OBJECTS, AN· clothing. tools, lc Iota of derto: ble. 546-08l8 FAS .. OM ISLAND ll2Jw.w ..... Travel Aceocy-Orlice FRGHT DAMAGED ..7287. TIQUES. FINE nJRN .• misc. Gas rotary lawn Pa.OT PllN11NG Across from Broadway, S•ta A••· Ca. HOJ'POINT SALE. 3308 ETC. PHONE FOR IN· mower, 32 Bluing Star. P.O. BoJt 1.560
RICEPT /Cltrf cal Newport Beach N.8 . Wbo~ale Tour Co. W. Warnet nr Harbor, I Kittena. 6 wk.a old, &ray, FO. le BROCHURE. Deerfltid. All day Sat. 92702 bas u,. followinl posi· Santa Ana. 97'f.2921 bik. wbt." blk. Cost.a Mesa. Ca. 92626 Auto leasing, accurate
tlons. lmmed. irin1. sta-7236 • 645-2200 55?;5194 .
PUmJC AUCTION
typing, heavy phones, Sales Secretark, Jr. Book· C~HPAID Huge 6 family Garaser Hamehold. furnlture, toys
Advancement, good PET STORE Equal Oppty Emplr M /F_ keeper, eaervatlons Wsbr I Ory rs/ Rerrl g Welsh Terrier, AKC. MANY ITEMS OF FINE benefits. Airport area.
f\am, clothing. reconla. Ir pmea. Sat/Sun, 2852 ESTATE JEWELRY. Call Jackie, 751-8910. Birds, TtopicaJ Fiah. Att. Call MSr-9800, ask for wortiD« «DOC 957.IJW female, spayed, all tapes, Tv·a. plant•. Elletmere. CM . Taite ART OBJECTS, AN· 2850 N. Main St. S. Ana Marcelo. abota, 6 yrs old 548-8081 bou.ehold items. and Adam.iO Mesa Verde E. TI~. FINE FURN_ SECRETARIES Uled refrip, liwt·free. ltcept,,,.IX
S•1p1rM11/bprcl Travel· Act & outside Waabens, dryers. Good Kitten, loving, grey II much more. 25e to StOO. No. to Samar. So. on El· ETC. PHONE FOR IN· Trade assoc. seeks re· (With & Without SH> aaJes f:rson w /follow-buys. BestAppUao~. 219 white male needs home Sat/Sun 9-3 SU Acacia leamere. FO. ft BROCHURE.
cept. w /a ltractlve to sell designer clothes TYPISTS lng. M 2 yrs exp. Judy Adama. HB. 536-0911 desperately. 841·0081, CdM GARAGE SALE Sat & 645-ZD>
personality, typing skills from Mexico. San Juan ~ S».a Ji)i/Sat/Sun; 18292 Pam· Sun 2725 Hiiitop Dr ..
& good phone manner. Capistrano. 493-1258, 10 PIX Waaber, Dryen: Super
D\Y La. H.B. Tubes for Newport Beach WANTED
Xlnt beos & atmoephere. tospm. Loog & abort term as-TYPIST oice! Completely rebuilt. "-•·· 1050 TVs, radios, transmit· TOP CASH DOLLAR
SIG to $650. Call Person· signments. Holiday & Year cuarantee. $130 ea. ••••••••••••••••••••••• LIDO ISLE·Dk rm eqwp. Sales Mag Card U, D\ae to ex-ten; tube tester, 'IVs, PAID FOR YOUR
neJ for appt. Secretary /General office vacation pay . panalon Stewart Title Sale ends Aug. 15. bricb, slid. glass dr. ft steno. Iota ot e:x~nslve West.em GroweNl Hospitalization plan 537-2542 **llUY** junk ... cbeap. 101 la An· JEWELRY, WA'OCHES. Association Kiss the Irvine Corp. avail. needs an exper'd typist, much more!
libel, N.B. <SAT> ART OBJECTS, GOLD, world goodbye, for quiet t.oppay. Pd parkln1. Qtr-17 cu ft Frilidalre. Will
SILVER SERVICE
1811 Quail St, l.'t.J51 Good used Jl\Jrw.iture 6 ~for everyone Newport Beach 8338384 CdM loc ! Mfg rep nds ly booua plan. Title ex-tab any reasooable of. ~Uances-OR I wilt urr" Viau del Uprt1ht piano, orrn· FINE FURNITURE &
pleasant t elephone per. pref'd., but not nee. fer. 5t8-7223 . or SELL for You. Oro. The bluffs. 640-8658 refri1 .. 0£ wu er. ANTIQUES. ~2200 Newport Beach Ad Agcn personality I/one girl Call Mlchde 558-W.C. ext
MASTllS AUCTION couch. treadle sewing c:y seeting T'eCept/sec 'y. ofc. Light typing, filing ai ao. Disbwuher. working, 3 Sat9-2 machine & mist'. 5411-0142 PHONEJIATE Call Amelia at 833-3960 interest i o hi g h .. mpus Driv• yr. oAd Kenmore. $35. '46 161, & IJJ.t6H Telephone answering 546-4741 Waiters, but~. bost.esa 640-5365 Nelfbborhood Garage technology produt'ts.
Nautlcel Hems " machines wtwarr. S79, ~ <AcroaFrom fOI' lunch a · . No ex-Sa e , Sat Aug 12. boutehold itema. Sit fs W/remote.110. IECEPTIONIST =Co. Airport ~~ neeeuary. App. Maytag gas dryer, a~rox CASH PAID 8:30·3:00. Antiques. 4 am. 9-2. 849 w. t6lb s.. Roter. 750-!791. F.qu.aJ por Employer 1l80 Dove St, NB. 2 )'l"I old, pale ye low, Far r laled furn, anti Queen Ann chain, dining C.M.
Happy perao.n needed for
$135. 547-8759637-2'63t quea clrTV's957-8W table, 1• karat 1old Poolt1ble. Brunswat'k,
heavy S,booes & varied Sales W&Jten. waltreua, ex·
Dryer, Kenmore elec all chaina, c~. etc-new. : Oak dreasen. wicker, lllot cond. Beat orfer.
office uties. TYPing a perienced preferred. &Pc Wbt French Prov bookabe es-beautiful, rattan, bauer . 641).7320, 846-5031
must. Call Linda for SPECIAL •Secretaries• Private country dub. fabrics, 'W/vent boee $85. bdrm group, twin Ca.DOp) lamps, tables, mile. depreaalon 11111. Iota
appt. &IC>-5470 G. Ofc/Mktq R.ecept. Jl\J1J le part Ume. Call T1MS'1l bed. ma ttrelS, box apr furn, baby Items, knick knack.a. Gd stuff. C ARPET MILL Type60 to 114.000 M4-5t04 for interview. Inga, like new. $300 household goods. 4607 aAISEOtrrs From S2.SO EDITION Philco refrigerator, give 1way price.. have to RECn/SECTY Employers P•y AU ll'eea Wa.lresl, A~ly ta person separate top door 805832 Cortland Dr. Cameo move. 2l606 Delaware HB aq yd. MMlll 5CMl81 SALES Us Reioden A1ency freeier. Good condjUoo Green Naue. sot a 7' Hlcblaods, CDM . Sat/Sun Hoa bed, aona: very lrg
Independe nt s chool · 4020 Bltth St. Ste UM aft 3pm, ~ 1 Blue Beet,
67~11 1<77 21.Jt Pl, NB l250.SU.7798 Uke new $125. chandelier: rt re wood,
seeks exper., outgoing 1be Daily Pilot has Im· Newport Beadl 83Ul9Cl Office equip, coat pole, Ir fMi-1568 ShttOe board tbl. unique cord +, U·baul. aft 7 PM
person who relates well mediate opening tor c.u for Appt/Eltab 'M Waitnea, fU]J Ume, days O'Keefe " Merrit dis· many goodies. 3264 to cbildren. First ald ex· qualified aalea person to for retirement home. bwasber. Copper color. Br set~ 2 end tablea 15' $175. CabOpy bed, Mlclllean Ave . CM 549--1205 per. h e lpful. Nci aell annual year end 111114M811. ~works . 2285 $.'15, coffee table, $50, din white Frueh Prov $80. 54Wlt2 Freezer nma en. sso. shorthand r:f'. Send re-Special Pro1re11 Edi· Service Sta. Attendant, m,CM in.I set W/buch, $100, ~ Bdsprd etc 135. Eager I
5 Family Garage Sale 3 hpd bite 125.
s ume & r es. to: J . Uon. Past newspaper aper'd. l'blt or p/Ume. WANTED: No. La1una chalra, 2 chain, $35 ea. mower $65. Girls bikes 988-2853
Barker, P.O. Box 23, CdM sale1 experience pre· App\y, Arco StaUoo, 17th Beach. Older lady or Rig. Coldspot, atalnleaa Like new cond. 102J $J.S.$30. + misc! garage wheel moto~cle trlr, 92lm ferred. Temporary poal· It frville, CM mother ol YoUOI child to steel doon, $140 Alabama, HB. Apt. ~ sale ltema. Satt&ui at sand ~~ r. couch. Water Conclitaoner, Sears care for 6 send my 7-yr. MZ-4'51 2aJSl Fee Ln HB In Cape ebr, co ee tbl. From Best. Uaed & mo•s. S85 or
Restaurant Management Uoo could become Service Station Allen. •me.
Huntlnfion Condos off Junk to treasures. 2453 permanent by year end. oJd lovely, well bebavet
ofr. 7»'2m.
tralnee, 17 yrs +, clean dant. ex~r'd. Day & dauabter to 11:1 Moro llcJdn IOJO Maple beadboartl for doll-Kagno a 2 bib S of Santa Ana Ave. CM cut. Sha key 'a Co1t1 Good coaunlaaion · draw Eves. F\a 4' p/time. Ap-acbool. Your home or ....................... ble bed. $15. 548-490< Adama. 9U·Hll or Sat/Sun dawn toduak Pool table, BrWlawack, Mesa. 648-0208 days. ~am. Call for in· ~Shell Station, 17th It mine. 497·2382/tvea. CJcle&C~ alter Cpdl, uk lo1 96.WlOO •~x9 . ci rca 1910.
ew. ,NB. Reft. nqalred. Jackie. Moving. radio•. tape· Poclle~, plain •idea.
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Qtampeoe Open House recordeu, c:ar:np•n1 ........ 122 • Ceall & ow.w...r DAl.YPtl.OT Service Station attendant, WOOD SHOP SALE Solid O•k·de1k, cbetl, fs G.,.,. Sale. SUD 11-5. eqUip. toola. power saw, needed. ~b at • E IOCl,Bxt.m F or P /T . No exper ftOaMAM MW A uted 1. J 6 to bmdli!. m.lnw, 4 Fmcb 11112 Edlewood Ln. Ha. cJocb. ft IO forth. 2040 us r tbl top~ GO. 50 17th St. II. Acroq fr Equal °=unJty necesa. Will train. Wages
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PoUtry d lOMIOc. TW-IN bff• Include• eount.:r wl\h 1ptu h •p ellker 125. Radio dreaHs. size 9. S2 to tachment $3.50. GlaBS 91,\ foot . covered cor· Stereo equipment us· 1ng chu1r wflb palls
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32" wide SIO .. f'u,1.: t11res with &UM• sit. flthls •nd mlrronJ 12&. Clothea. SiWs &.12 unde; sc~eens Sl e~ch. Sush Glassw~. ~me :ilec: itwini SS. ~wo doors. Two 'tricycles S3 a pi~ce: floor pillow. 4 f\ x 4 fl. lu~yerect duclc't. M • f1 Wattf' toftntt 125. 21301 SmulJ floor cheat 115. 13. Suede cout . just weights St. Single 11\lto tors items ~to 15 :JS 24x77 1,\ Sl each. Round Aquarium. 10 gallon. S2. S18. Cat top carrier ror
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door lulC>bll 12. Rundom each. C•ndelubru $5. Yorktown Ln 1 crosses Str11ight edge razors Sl S7 50 Ti P 15 .. t ~I c hairs to match 120 piece El(ercycl s10 Sl8. Near new car bike
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pitrt5. Chevy n1d htco1 ro-rmiC'aflO.MS--08.19 or drawers aod vanities T.wo floor lamps SlS £jch. ~lag .stone 4~lb. graph ics Gems & cleaner s attachments. tank~· Antique barb~r cellen~ sh.ape. slie 1•~. '5·185 . ...._. S2S t>uch. Kitchen tables each . Child antique bed. ectric .toasters -..5-0 lt inerals 3Sc each . 6 extra cteaner bags. ch u 1 r Pu rt s S 1 5 . S30. Hi point motorcyrle
________ _.,.BICYCLE. JO Inch boys, SlO e.uch. Kitchen chairs up to 4 years $15. Twin ~achSs ~d~ s~o~el. Womens and l year girls eood condition. S20. Slde~alk roller skat~ $1 boots. like new. size 11.
1 10 ~ l! rolls of strande< cood condition $20. S3 & ss each. Kitchen bed. set S35. Two drawer ~;; a.· v · d t axe clothes 10c to $2. 238 E. 645·18'16 11 pair. TeMis r acquet SJO. Mototrcycle goggles. wire. Sl5 fl SZ5 each. 494·6661 stoves S25 Bed frames white nile tuble S16. · • ~ rapes. new Wilson St CM Sl. Bike baby currier $3. kidney belt. gloves. $2.50
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each. Double bed head· each· Two hang n g adgtgg :es· globe recliner. good condition mo'.t tried wtth banana 968·3422. 18914 San Blas c u d d l e e
KING site headboard. ~;;~:s .S:Oc:~~sas~ boards SlO. Seven boxes lamps $6. Qu~n bead· ::s 1~u~9 /'· t .SO. $25 ~ seat and basket S3S. St .. FV INE of Garfield $2. Baby backpack S3. ;~· :~i:iz:Jri~~~ 5c.2oc. Material so~ asbestos floor tile Hooks bollrd. pecan $10. Anti· CM. · un pero. TWO excellent orchestra Hamster cage S2. Sf:urdy & Brookburst 1 Cash Only. Sunday 10·4
T""tl A CM yard. !II. ew ten-'s ou•f:t'. like wood I $20. Night que stereo SIS. Three tickets ror PIPPIN at .screen frame aluminum TWO Id el . Only. 979-0494 .... n Ye.. · m ••w stunds $3 & 15 each. end t11bles $10. Corner 69 V~x33V.i $3.50. Three go v vet chairs
HE"AY -duty-elect rtt SB. Junior. misse1 Handmade chess set c11b~net white ST. Singlt' FIREPLACE grate $7. ~A 1~1tusic MC e ~t e r lishin,~ rods S2.SO. Two $35 each. Box springs. ALUM INUM g utters.
winch S35. !'lew chrome clothev 10c:Sl&-. Twc l lfght 11nd -cfurk wood) roldmg bed S30. Set ot P..ond .fiUa. SU.~xing A: v t l~ $25.o~S~ gotr irons S2. Tennis frames. mattress twin n t' w lo ft . S2. 50.
plated cu/Vbronze larg~ dolls silver pitche1 S2S. Table lamps SS & c h II~ a dishes $20. gloves 2 pairs. new, S20. gus ~ -ntC'ket-frames ~each. ~'et. 631·1531 Downspout. 10 ft . $2.25.
transom step SS.95. Near $10. Large plant poll SlO pair. Assorted vases Bassinette SIS. C11r seal Games St. Aquariums Arter lOAM Please. TWO Hewlett Parkard·•-673"_·7200 ______ _
Ot>W FM/MPX 8 track ~2ot~:cyc~a::i~~t $~. 25c & SOc. Maple and S6. Stroller SlO. Plutt's SS . Bedspreads ~3 . ff;ED rlre truck with ad· 646•3680 electronir counters with VW right doors $25. 59·66
stereo $35. ~auti -call Patterns 20c. Two ca1 l eather s ta t ion ary 50\ ec;:.h·gf;,lutebl 7:Sc Record player SS. Ludies Justable pedals. good CAMERA RoUeiflex twin ma nuuls SJS t-ach VW fenders used SIO
marine whistle S3S. beds $3 eitch. Man) rocker SIS. Large Un· ftc 'b~S4g~a ~ · & boys clothes 50c·S3. condiUCI!' $9. Red Mur· lens 2va2•,~ S35 . HewlettPackardsquan.: VW vanlertdoorSl0.77
644-9587 books l.Oc·20c. Motorcy derwood electric adding mr,1s S2 ~t 1
1ron 675·1683 ray 12 · tr icycle $5. 646·6285 wave genera tor with Camaro right fender S2S
cle water seat SIS. Men~ machine. good. 12~. dmu. k nS2p5an .. , . . ah ndul SURFBOARD S25 Co•"'h 833·2848 mar + a I S 15. CO HU Hood szs. Headder panei COUCH $25. Barrel chair Couch $25 Chtt rhe es · .-.augu Y e · .... PORTABLE TV's 19" di I I 125 Ght d I ft f d SlS. Bubychanging tablt shoes 50c·$2. Mun, Brown dictio~a set ol chair $2. Twin bed $15. $20. Ecteton mugnum & CRANE bathroom sink Philco $25. 12'" ~rllne g tal vo_tmet~r S20. . . na ;i e en er SIS. Saturday Only 13n stereo tape player. re-Bbook 53 2524~ rt Bab)' bath t ub SI. XL racquets S20 t>uch. and toilet. yellow 125 H ea thkit s 1gnul S2S.Pmtolef\fenderS:ZS.
Baker St CM • cord er S2S . 35m n: Blvd s A.pt ,.;2;wpoCM Refridgerator $35. Wush per f eel condition'. each. 545-9086. 2949 An· S25pi'ct'ul9re .. tuRbeCA$25wiAthll nseetws generator $10. 548-2429 L!!tth• tmodf eld74 Musltungh
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one 550-12 12. Set or VW SS. Electric watch $20. HON 01\ 600 . 1 . · -t UTt-· "'Ccn-h--0-n ~-. 11~· ~a~ ~olw .e~b.. 15 F.otd ...1.ail£ate fl at hubC'aps SJ each. $20. Butcher block, 510 646.~ mugs. pair. 540·2704. 2420 Saratoga uuto transmission $20. 57 S2S. 68 Mustang left door
Car jack $4. One tire round table S30. Tbret: · Wuy. CM • VW rear en~ $20. 5 Fool S25. 6S Mustung L~R
· GR78·14 radial ss. Afte1 matching brown paddec: FISHING pole with Penn GET MORE WASHER d . nd di . tall r_ound ~•rd cagt' S~5. door $25. 74 Maverick
lOAM Please. 646-3680 high buck swivel ch1tlrs 140 squider $20. Deep 0 I M E bwasher ,S3Sry::!°c~ Ele:. 75 Pinto s1d.e rear win· L&R fender S2S. Hood S20. Large round screen sea poles. light and lric or an S35 . Hand dows $10. 6 cyl. Ford S2S. 70 Mustang l~ft
KENMOREwasher.good h ouse S30. Large h eavy duty s pinning $ $ $ $ $ fio Put tS S st cirterSS.751·2509 front fender S25. Sofa
condition $35 1867 matching u.mbrella rool poles. like new. Penn re· • ~o:~wer $s ~w~n ir~·~ and sora bed '-lfi. 939 W. Tus tin Ave .. CM . $20. Foldable was $130. elsSlOto S:ZS-548·9832 bikes 24 .. 3 ·s...,.,...! d SSPANISH stylecoffee ta· 18th St. Do4ig 642·2156. 642·4451 Wood gltrefen bench und · . · ~ n . ble with wrought iron ~tonday lAlru Sunday.
m atching chairs Sl5. CRAFTSMAN tool 'box FOR YOUR ~.~~i~e~h.UB«?yhst base $2D. Two matching Cash Only ,~ .. Garden hose. SO' Saturday only 10·4 4ru with 2 drawers $12.50. ..~-... png end tables SlO each. Two-----"'"-----
S2.50. Flower pots 6/Sl. Magnolia St CM . cor Rae gauges. oil and amp vadcuum $10. Saturduy Spanish wrought iron MASY sized hubcaps St
'.'Jt>w green nylon carpet. ner house. ·· · ~.15. Garage type screw an 1 Sunday after 3PM · lamps ss each. E~rly each. Kenmore built in 36x49. SS. Four piece Jack lifts. one end or a 769 ,; W. 20th St. CM. American chandelier SS type oven SA.o. Red and
chrome cannister set $4. THREE dishmasters car $18. Parts for ~9 WITH OUR NEW Off Placentia Ave. Toys tOc·SS. Barbie doll~ white quHled '"'.'" Six platters Sl.50 each. brass $15, S20. S25. Twc Toyota Corona. rebuilt THREE · b and wardrobe und bedspreads ~-lronmg
Frypan/cover S3. Six double sink faucets automatic transmission gage s~~~ewi'i1e ~~fj furniture 25c·S4. Toastt>r ~ard Sl. TwVl box spr·
quart kettle S2.SO. New $6-S12. 25 feet galvanized $25. "'lew convert.or $15. separately. 64s.t876 SS. Blender S6. Iron SS. ings ~nd ma~tress StS
steak knives 8/$4. Three pipe S1 foot. She shower Starter.SS. Alternutor $8. DI ME-A-LINE Chi ldreo 's clothing set. Bird cagt-~·Large piece carving set S3. heads $1·$3. 673-1603. Ra dio SS. Cash only. LAMPS SS. Bikes $25. Bar SOc ·SS. Saturday Only. lighted bet'r signs ~15 Traverse rods 121 $2 3910'"1 Channel Pl. NB 897·3489 bells SIO. Three ba r 9AM ·4PM. 241 Sierks. t'<Jch. Couch 12:?· Chairs
.,. c'ach. Hibachi S3. Plug.in , . . stools $30. Pictures. wall CM to match SlS. Dinette tu-
spot light ror car $.1. Call SURF fishing, ba~ .. P~er. ET AC ERE with 4 shelves h angings SlO. Hoover ble. SS. Desk SS. Port;ib!e ..J 642-0725 ocean poles. sp1mnu1g 125. 646·3006 vacuum S3S. Clothes. FIRM dlublt' muttresi swmg machme S35. Six
and Pen~ reels S4 to Sl2. . . . y .......... .._far l size 12·14 Sl. Crocks. 6 S2S. Twin headboard $5. drawer dresser SIS. 20"
DRIED flower art'~ge· Poles with reels $6 to M~10h~1:11/;~e0~w~1t: • C• llOW M .$Sor .... 11t _.FAMOUS gallons SlO. Sm»ll B~ frame SS. GE hood boys bicycle Sl2. 20261
m enls. ,brown/beige. SIS. Woodtacklebox$12. i,. d ~ El rt ' DI~ ............ e...y Salwdlr. "'!t-•... crocksS3 645-927S bairdryerSS.646-8488 Spruel' Ave .. SAff.
412' high and table ar· 490 Costg Mesa St .. CM euspreo cw:;.· ect c .... wilt correct C.-,. -ill.., 4 ~--9fflt•. Me · 95i·l420 rangement.sS25.6Sl·S089 blanket S7 . Purs~s IYffa.....-a. _.._ IM'.............. _._. .... _.. .__._ ELECTRIC range good LARGE ottoman SIS.------------------1STEREO amp/tuner $20. 25c·$1. Clothes 75c to~. ._puce•:... •• .._ ti 1 lf.,_Wrn -condition older model 20371 Bayview Ave .. DAVIS Imperial tennis
SEARS power·mate TypewriterSllt:-AM/FM Toys~ to St. Stuffed ...__. .. prkecl · ..... ...,SJI. . 125 645-02se · SAH racquet. 4:i...M . newly
va"uum combo. com· portable radio S8 . animals 25c to $2. Doll · strung SIS. Davis Tad pl~t._. $35. Portable TV. Aluminum paddle board stroll.~r ~·"Baby_ come STOVE fou_r bumer-ovel'\, FOUR FR78-t4 Unlroyal ll'nnls rucqut>t. 4 • 2L.
B 1 W. plays good $2S. $16. AC electric motor back "1th battenes $4. works. us ts, $8. 646·560'T" steel belted radial tires n l' w I y s trung s j s.
3S mm Slide projector SS. Air Force hat. 711\1, Jewelry SOC. Meat slicer TIRES: A.B.C78xl3. 2 ror TV P EWR ITER stand CRADLE. "4 size. 125. mountgj.on stock wheels 833-2848
Sl8. Canister vacuum SS. VW bumper rubber SS. Wig SOc. Z4" Black Sl9. A70xl;J. 2 .for S~9. $15. Eight antique golf High chair S7.50. new K~RBV vacuum. works S25 tich c less than ----
with parts complet.e Sl6. strips SS. 673-9691 ask ror light $17. Umbrellas 75c. M50x~ Michelin radial clubs $25. Good case Sl5. condition. 203'71 Bayview fine S35. S48·448S or 10.000 mt les 1. Four SCHWl!'i!'i child's bike
Boys 2G" bike $20. LlttJe Sean Pictures 25c. Hats 25c to $15 .. with free spflrt>. Reel recorder. self con· Ave .. SAH 554-4995 Camaro hub caps fo r seut I attach to rear or
girl's IJlke $16. After Sl. Avon cologne 25c to 2·13 radial~. SlO each. tained S20. 18" drum • .. above wheels SlO . adult bikt' SS. 20" gii'ls.
10:30AM,646·1S25 EXTERIOR door. braqd SJ . Electric can opener 4·6 ply 13 tires on lamp shade SS. Carpet TWENTY FJVE golf SURFBOARD. 6 6 SIS. 540-0603 hot pink. rollrast bike,
__ L new. decorative $30. $1. Kitchen gadgets lOc Econollne rims~ ror $25. sample pleees Sl. Desert clubs. three bags $35 all. Kneeboard SS . Call --has br:ind new til'es S35.
BOAT SZ5. Puzzles 35c. 494·6661 to S2. Rocking chair $2. 14 • regularS sizes 685. picture framed s10. 484 E .16tbSt .• CM 962·5648 LUNBER. new redwood. "'ew Lc.sko window fan
:Motor $25. Chrome tuble UNUSUAL t d k Books 2Sc. Custom small 7.35. 7.50 7.75xl4's ~10 Saturday & Sunday . ELECTRIC -'II t· d OAK drop leaf table S2S 2x8x8 feet SS. 4X4X8 $4. 11 .. SlO. liirls white ice lamp S2IO. Parson tables . h . · 5
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$3. Wrought iron mirror mg c aise ounge, can loader S3 New Stuff· s t ee l be I t e d new WI accessories • 5. s 1 l · · SS Baby travel-bed llke SS. Hair dryer SS. End exerrise on it $35. Cribbage bo~rd 75c. Ex: AR78xl3 whitewall tires CHILDS rain cout $2 . 20371 Bayview Ave. F~dlness st~l sink S~. WATER heater storage n~·w. $5. Elgin rod·lron
table $30. Fucial Suun u P~.per_backs SOc·St.5~. ercisor 75c. Ma ic darts on Pinto balanced rims Frame mount motorcy· SAH g picntc table w~tb shed SlO. Bowling ball. decor alive wall clock ~· Four tiered shelf ~lS. 36. t ~de _green p~ct1c St. Donkey podg serving $23.50 each.Regulars: cle rack $25. Two stin· METAL arm chalrs S25 ~::;,~h!:ov~l:io.c~~~r1:i~ ~~~lb. and case $20. SlO. Electric 11ddlng
Kettle BBQ~. Hanging co.a e. wire $5.. uge di s hes SI. Woode n E.F.G,Hxl4 from 2 for gray bicycles S~ & S25. ellch. Marble end table to $35. ~tires S20 muchine S7 . Ladies
la!"'psS12.WigsS2&SlO. n:~c~a"!,eo~~:fanhSold spoons 25c. Planter $4. Sl~t?2forS35. Rad.ial New youth sleeping bag S25each.Foldlngdinlng eitch . Laundry cartLO\!VERED shut\ers. white rool jay golf.
Wig case S4. 22 square ~a~. '1 o :' o~t· 15. Magazine rack $4. ZS72 14 x. E.F.G.Hx78 x. S 8 . Good s l n g I e room tllble cork top S7 SO C-dr rack S5 Hand 25x39 $9. 673-7200 shoesi size 8. $4. CdM
feet purkllY nooring $l0 e a s oruge ca met Greenbriar Ln CM G.Hx70's from 2 for S2S bedspreud $4. Two good s25 DI tt • t bl •10· · · SS Coll · bl 759-1054 Patterns 25c. E1ectri~ ror clothes or whatever. · to 2 for S35. Regular womens coats SS each. · ne e 11 e • · mowers · apsa e HA MPSTER habit tran1---------
scissors S2. BIW. TVS20. great for ga r age RELOADING p ress. 3 l5's: 6.85, F78. G18. H78, Patio chairs $3. Two Dinet~e cl:\alrs SS each. top for vitn $35. Aft~r SlO.ScbwtnnlOspeedSlO. GE portable stereo and
Buby bikesealSS.Tniin· st.orage ... 68 .. tall. 36:: station $25. Powder J78. L78l<1S"s form2for elec~rk cof'feepots$2.50. :i:,r';~r':n'f:a:::,ta~~e ;~~a~atur~T! .... a~u::ay GE record players 125. record player. speakers
ing wheels $1 & S4. Elec· wide. 21 deep, has 6 measur~ SlO. Powder $25 to 2 for $35. Radial Electric deep fryer S6. b 1 · $ 8 ~ 11• • ev . ._ ng Gu mes SS. Motorcycle "an be detuched S2S.
tric edger S22. Weights steel st and S3S. Five scale SlO. Bullet sizer tS's : G.H.J .L78xl5'11 Records10c.Outsldetlki ca~ln:io.pho~~~l•~~I ~~h~t 6:11353 22l E. bumpercarrtersSlO.Golf Portable stand for TVor
and bench $2S. Pegboard s he tr metal stand 60" and tub with dies S25. 12 from 2 ror S19 to 2 ror torches $3. 979-6937. 3313 • n 10 " clubs iiDd bag $25. Floor radio with extra shelf SS.
25{' sheet. Vaporizer S2. tall, 36'.' SlO. Two huge gauge empty shells. 350 S 3 5. Radi al < O • s : Alabama Circle. CM ~n~:o 1~~ p~~t!' CEDAR chest. needs polisher SlO. Rear win· 645·1876
Oriflwood centerpiece floor pillows $10 each. for $4. 20 Gallon empty G.H,J.L70xl5's from 2 I "~urc:t· · work S2S Brass plate dow for Chevy truck S25. ---------$10. Wine dispenser $4. Eight drawer dresser shells. 200 for S2.75. Cash for S25 to 2 for $35. Truck UN DERWOOD meta I g.,:~g $10 each. head board. twin siz~ SS Car AM /FM tape $25. TV• color console 23",
191S Mariners Dr. NB $25. Lamps SS to S15. only. Call 897-3489 tires. 1·8. 7Sx l6.5. SlS. protu~le t~ter ~th Dualfuel filters cFram i 196 8 ·~9 Sevent een works S35. 645-2347
Bla"k wrought ,.tron . 1·12x16.S $25. Truck carrying case. working WNUT drop 1eaf table for boat 125. Shutters. m~gazmes lOc. Plaster DESK S20 Studio couch
BR I C· A · BR AC. stuud. 3shelves. 25 tall. PICNIC suitcase with rims: 2·81<16 8 lug Ford condition. i25: Ro)'.al $25. Cb.airs$10each louvered SS euch workS5toS25. Purses Sl S25 RockJng h· i S25
household odds & ends. 12x 16, SlO: 12 "xl 2" legs and acessories SS. rims S22.50 each,. 3 portable t~pewnter ~th 20371 Bityvlew Ave.. Washlng machine $25: to$5.S4s.e&l9. Re~llning cb11i~ ~. Mu:
silver plate Items. some s~urdy stacking cubes SS 646·3006 Chevy 8 lug 8xl6.5 nms ~:t~~rrying case SAH needs pump. Bracket for FOAM egg crate mat· pie end tuble with lump
new. 5'k-S20. 631·5089 e!Ach. Tw~ ~ecorutor GOLF ball sh ag bug S22.50 each. Mags: 6x14 . · -outboard engine on Avon tress ror Invalid 125 $20. Coffee table SIS.
TOYOTA landerulser divider or . :scrt.'~s $10 retriever never used US 11poke mags. 2 for DECORATOR drapes LAWN mowe r S25 . life rafU15. Wilcox be1.1d Solid door Sl6 PlYwood Zenith TV S30. Vurious
r transminion $25. Cur ~ach or both for $18. Sl5 642-3622 , SJ.9. 6~4 US slotted disc Gold 68""96" S25. Spreader SS. Leather (or bout $25. Jabsco signs $25 Ma.miaf lawn lamps S2·S10. Large mlr·
roof rack with boot $20. torage or movii:ig bar· . m ags 2 ror $19. Ford. 80"x96" 125. White/Gold . rocker $25. ~j3 pumps S25 I water pup-mower ss· 545-7551 rors SS. Oval braided
548 1822 rels SS each. MISC de-MANS 27" Numano 10 Dodge 7x14 slotted dl.se 96"x96" S25. Gym swing IBA B . PY 1. 646-4(1()$ • rug. l2xlS, S2S. Bookease · corator Items Sl to S35. speed bike. good condi· mags 2 for $19. Pair set $25. Golf ball $10. JA Uf luciage ra~k. LAWN mower. like new. SlO. Dresser &20. Various
ANTIQUES: Ouk mantel tTwblo ~.,undh"!~rtbble tlon. $25. Kitchen table Ford, Dodge 5, lug l)lCIS Wrou§ht. Iron r1i1Uin1 ~~!~~ d=:t!ru1:!1~SJ lSetO Speedr bike. as Is.~· push $18. 673-7200 knick knacks 12-$3. 348
clocks 100 keys 1 S3S a es ..... eac · a.ell er a.nd chairs. table is wl:lite spoke nms with 32"xl2 ses. 36"x5" SlO. . • 0 dishes $5. Light · · · E. 18th St .. CM euch. Bent wood cbulr coat $25. Misc womens perfect, chairs not so L60x15Ures$35e11cbtire 36"x4'"' $8. Cha,otplon seams. clamps to con· fixtures. garage t ype MIRRORS: ovul, gotd•---------
512. Singer base S35' clothes, purses. shoes good *5. 727 W. 20th. CM on r im. l·G60xt5 tire 11utornirtlc sprinkler con· ~ou~ ~ rw top. :eeui;e Sl5. Clay flower pots lOc carved. 3~· high. shell LA DI ES "lot hes. Ilk._.
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Pitcher and bowl 135. drapee. lamps SS to $20. $1 7 . 5 0. 1 -185 Rx l4 sta)te ft!flclng so pieces Ce:s e or rac O cords 25c & 50c. ffllnd 631-5089 S3-Sl2. 631·5089
Coat buck~t 130 lro Newport East Apb. 240166 VW driver door $10. Michelin Ure Sl$. l· s· SlO .p per log k oine permanent Part adding m achine ss. . pots S2~ to sso'. Oak to 2413 E.16th St. •2411. Engine cornp11rtment lid GRX15 MleheUn ttre sis SS Poola cue racltll SS or tbe rig, perfect condl· o.-mes ¥nC1toys50c. Old TENNtS balls, like new. FOUR chrom~ chairs and
I fr Ame •12. Oake lire llPt. H> ftllddle staln.vuy SjO. Rellrbump~r $10. Nearly ~u tire9 a~ on 64~ . Uon (new around '70> rormtca t•bles 15. En· 10c·l5C. 673-7200 table S3S. 548-9469
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1 me11t lgon.e n :3o \o 2 on euch. Side gluss $4 eacb. not flt your c1tr All tires New born car ~ $10. " ble. · .. -i;., Q. • MtRROR£D pedestals Sunday) Rear glass SI each. 61 11re safety Inspected B11rbeque $15. Pou.ey dfesatna tab aood con· OLD dllhee ~-•10. Old ~
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w/lamp. offlce cllatr, U1'blal'4..SW'Ql'k1Q.I sm1U 1atrl1ht pl.no tPll. IMts.~· =:ii:ef,!!, :!~~
lad* toll cltoll9. tN.ab cmdildaa fer around '1 w /butla. I oct ev v HAlllSOM'S American 13, l'7S. full.Y -Sid 9010 Friedlander. Call 80y of
muher ..._1&a1 Rut wW • c.JI •1.-i aft ~. ldtal I /1tdnt SIA IA Y IOA TS apOQint-'. hinJed ma1t. ... •••••••••••••••••••• tbete numben
lnaloD Haf'bo&ar $·1Qpm. er •pt -&U-7421 1101 Cout llwy, N.8 . hood&. partnerahJp dlt· l7' Clleetab. 11.5 Evlnn.de. etWn7
lO' door._. ......... aid ILICTIUC GUITAR • ,. • ........ 10t4 131-aMJ IOlved. priced II quick pro.tow. xlnt cood '2500. 537.m7
qalwnuua0th"amt'5G AllPLl ~IE R + AC·•'-• .. ••••••••••••••• aell,1llp•vaU,673..()922 8'2-0100 12Mlll
MM.1'5 c RISS. a mon\ha 1·11o•tnmpollne,foldln1. ·a<>wenaC.blnCn t HOBIE 1• w/ttlt. Ftamer Claulc '74 KONA 21· ----. -----
GM BBQ ladoorloat. 1pti old. o.t SDOwllltelllor rollaw~.ftOO. 1 " r • w 3 6 • r: ~ sail. Xlnt cood. $1300. Ph daycruiaer. Jet w/455 BENT 23 Fireball. sell· ·~-. SUO.~G 540-4tU Survey·IU.000. Great 675-3252 Olds, only 150 hn cootaiDed. l.ot.aotxtraa. ~ Vlotin. 414 aad c.,., H.Ma GUder. xlnt. cond bw for do-It )'OUl"Mller. Sabot Stan Mlller rttcing 770-4882 M5-2Zl3 , ~II/Fii llt#ea/tum&able, &cieU•tcoodrUoo. hanMll Incl. MS·003 En1lnu nd worll . Sabotw/USsail, HUS.& 1910 18' Bowrider. Volvo RENT. new 78 22 Motor
Han dnam compl te. MJ.mzcirMCMClll &Asepm ~ Le F1ell hvy air mast l,B/08,runsxlnt.w/ttlr. Home. ·loa d ed ,
aecordlan, GI Pnn~ taa«land dnams. hcav)' 7" IW'fboard for aale, Sof\ lt' Fbhlnl Dory double xlnt cood. 6'J3.5C'l3. $2500. M&-4753 daytwk/mo. 675-6832
Dr CM duf.1. 5~. 18" la 20" llcn)' Do.tie. blue_SllO, ende.r.ComplovemauJed CAL 20. xlnt cond, gd WANTED : Bos ton ~Rent'78PaceArrow.
Microacope. Monol..x Paille eymbala. CompJ aaw$l5.811M 1. boat It 40HP Evl.nrude saila,O/Beng. $4600. Whaler. 11·13 ', very 2S ·loaded! M/C. Bnuid
llOOX. CHe/a~a hardware. bouabt for O/B. Sharp .. lop cond. 754--3755/640-5758. clean w/steering. Pis oew!
Great cond l85 J b» $1600, "11 SUDO nrm. 1V a.lo. M.Wlt ~Jal hlgbest ofr al call. cgr.2595 S51-3060.
m.Z47 mo'• old e•uktaray. .... Stweo '°'' onte.645-5894. Udo 14 w/b'lr, all xt.ra.s. . . • &G-6742 AA lpm Bob or . Xlalcood. Sl50CL L4' Sill Boat. rblt 0 -3 hulJ. um Field It Stream 22 . Ladl•'• leather Jecltet Jeff ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 17 Bo at on W b a I er P.P. 49'·5087. 8SXS HP Mere Xlnt cood sips 8. generator. roof
New uU rust SellSJO 25" RCA COLOR TV· w/everythang. URP w/acceu S2SSo air,lc manyotherextru. wortii SlJO.'m-mr · Maron D-l2/!0 12 1tnn.g Beautiful contemporary motor. Divorced• leav-10' daysailor, fbrglass 6'73-3Ci2s 'aft Spm $12,000. 964-21618 l\Star $450. Call 5'6--0135 walnut cabinet. One yeMr ina CaUI. SACRIFICE! over wood, Gleo L 10, ' · ,
SURFBOARD9'3" Good al'Uwltdaya old picture tube. Sl75. ~. $500.8216-816' Searay 20·. 1975, orig Carta 89. sips 6, 12mpg, eoacbtioo s.o. Call6G(ll38. ownr 197 eng hn trlr 225 Dodge •·spd. In· 880-*4 Movmi; Tboma1 or1an 'al SKJPJACK 20, OMC Lido1' l ' d M t' 11' verter. A /C, etc
---------•deluxe model .x>. Must Sony TC 630, reel to reel outdrlve, complelely S850 op con · us se · $10,500/0BO. P .P .
U Gallon fish tank St.lltbis week. df-3823 tape recorder, bltn amp, overhauled. Ugly ~ul U.C.J. 833-6519 $7900. 673-Bl92. 646-3006
w/atand. Ladies ski w/spkrs, 3 heads. SOS, functional trailer In · 16' 140HP OMC 1/0 . Nu ---------
boots u 1 oanow. Masc ~. 2 m.iku + tapes. eluded. Dependable ERC 29, lmmac. (9 bags) lnt, reblteng.
paintings. 1'186 Bahama Office,..,.,,. e & $275. 644·7409 Chevy V ·8 eng, good loaded $27,500 by own. Call anytime. 673-1846.
Pl, C.M. ..,,_.. 1015 . Catalina or fishing boat. 675-7681, 644-9887
••••••••••••••••••••••• Sony Betamax 1 hr Video S5500. 675-4870 ....... BAltGAlNS. dln1ng set. . reoorder & RCA TC1M5 Udo 14, trailer , 3 sets Tr...,ortunon
elec merry.go-round. Osarage 1~· F'Sat. 1F' hand held blk & wht 18' Formula Thunderbird. 1ails inclta 1 nevi!r used •••••••••••••••••••••••
pedo set, dresser, desk. Mu ~ mis · 2282ufEI ~r~ camera $750/Best offer Xlnlcond. Ulman, race rigged. Cc~f. 599/
red le green carpeting" u c. • ~ 581·5012 glass board & rudder, lt8t 9120 ~~So!'.tdr~r.;k.,101 ::ro~:fl d k 2S" Color TV $178. 1 yr. 12' F IG over wood xlntcoo<LSll00.586-3000 •••••••;;:;i:;;••••••• -----·----i s ce es · war. Free del & set up +engine, $150. ROBIE 11' CATAMARAN
Garden sprayer. Trojan value, soll for S400. 2052 Newport Bl. CM. 631-4715 w/I'rlr. Xlnt cond. Must ICOMll IUS
3bp, l2 gal $75. 238 E. 882-3U3 642-5340 BACK AGAIN sell. $850. Katen-days Ready for your next trip!
Wilsoo St .. CM Pwh 1017 n-1.,_..rd,ftg w sale .74 Coboll 18, TRI H 290 897-2515, eves848-1716 This ooe has only 64,000
•••••••••••••••••••••• .-8.-.. •·It·~~., '"rd eqTp ' . • milea. <712GXC>. Typewriter, Corona elec w reco er. ascam HP Chev w /omc get, 14'0mega&trailer. S.Price$2375
SUlCI. CUatom 18" shadow Parrot, blue front mixer, comp 8 channel mny xlras. msl see. $650.
fn.me, ut.q eold 1100. Fr :::=·~37';;ne· S200. Dolby. xtras & mic's. &t S6500/bsl ofr. Mst sell. 552-4487 "8iwpa tw II Min
blue brocaded fnnged · olr.J. Roberts1J42.l380 _842-_5'52 __ . -----Lido 14 wJ trlr. Gd cond. 1.911&U:e~ltes ~read, dble HO. O>&a~I. "2 yr old male, RCA Victor 18" Colo 10' Whaler like skiff. S600. $950.
548-9798 untr8llled, mov111g.mus Port. TV. good cond.. See at Newport Pro. 1220 Ph 015-5815.
Natural mm· k full lglh sell. SSO. 673-8842 UHF. $150. 673-8606 W Coast Hwy or call ---------1 Older camper 4-sale. w/o
BUY NOW!
CONSIGN NOW!
Net $170.SZOO per week.
We have 1.1 million
dollar contractual re·
servationa backing with
AAA U.S.tCad'ada & the
following airline$; Unil·
ed. Delta, Western
Hughes Air West. Con·
tinental. KLM "Dutch."
Swtss Air. Lufthansa.
•10% invest ment tax
credit depreciation de-
ferments.
.We have 15~ ~ to
fleet; need 30 addiUonaJ
by Augusl30.
•Selling 4 Star 22 minis at
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RV VAN
SALE
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(on Y•• In Stock)
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AUGUST 11th, 12"\, & 13tb
' 675-3951 1974 17' O'Day Daysailer truck. $150 Stove &
new,$8$00vaJue.MSOOor Young Blue Mask Lov-3 1V's 17" Ptbl Color &ttailer.$2200. refrig.&40-2700
tmkeoffer. 4"'8163 ebird, male, Cage? $85. $150. 2s" Color mapl · O/B 18', 65hp Mere. Deep ___ 7_5_1·_6848 __ . ___ 1 F'Utura shell for short· bed
factory invoice. R.creaHDllal 4 wt.ti°""" 9$50
100% financing of in· v.wm. 9530 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Pickup lumber-pipe lnformallon,67~26 console w/remote. S200 V trlr, CB compass. Erikson 32, 6'4" beam. pickup. Xlnl cond. ~01ce, s ales tax and ....................... 7l Wt19Clllia.al
license thru CROCKER. '70 VW P·TOP 8K miles. Sco.1414 raclta, "-& Orgmn 1090 19" B/W Ptbl. $40. all in Front controls $1000. sips 4, 7 bags sail, 5.5 759-9346
cstm Olide. Sl.65 + tax. ••••••••••••••••••••••• xlnt cond. 645·3063 aft. 6 _ssz._~-------t hull $8600/BO ---------a.-M b'I R · me er · . · '69 Ford E300, camper
Bl.2.0 APR. 7 year oote. ALL NEW: eng, brks, oil ru•A I l 6 cyl., 3 speed trans .• ' ._ers 55~-~3 epa1r. HAMMOND Amplifier. AM I FM 8 18' ~lastron 160 1/0 , fully 675-7186, eves wkends. top, ods inter finish.
SPl._.ET ORG • .._. tr ack and speakers . eqwppcd. $3,400. Catalina 22 .. 74 fully OP· $1500. 545.6096 aft 7pm.
2 facilities currently
operational lrvine, Calif.
Colorado Springs, Colo. Comer group 2 beds & tbl.
like oew, 50+ sq yds gold
cpt & paddi!lg, x.ln't cond.
751·91212
Sculpt o r 's modeling
at.and, $25. Blk & wht port
19" 1V. 125. Muon jars.
:I&' u . 497.2798
" --" Perf. cond. $85. Ph 673-3477 Mode I L 122 w i l h """"ICOH tion~ beauty· Tangenne '72 Ford o/•T van. Bubble
REV ERB. Owned by a ..,.,.......... Responsible adult. novice & ~hite: Used little. Well top cm pr. Must sell. Xlnt Grand opening of 3rd
profesaiooal musician & AKAJ reel to reel w /8 boatsman. interested in ma1nla1ned. Dana Pl. cond 54750 968-680l facility San Francisco,
in excellent condition. track tape recorder. rent.Ing or leasing well slip. $5 ,750. 557-5431 ----·-----Calif. March ,79 Asking $750/besl offer. 545.3231 equipped recent model wkdys, 496-4680 wknds. Cab over camper. fully "WE>TERN GOLDEN
Call 673-7185 evenings & . power boat, 23 to 28 n. for contained, kng size bed. TRJANGLE" weekends; 646-2158 days Gl!lfll screen TV. super family boating & fishing 13'9" flying Junior. trlr, 1974 Orea mer 3264 For further info. contact
<Mon.-Thuni.). p1cturl;l-only ~5. Fae· local waters. 646·3936 complete, $500. Mic h 1 gan Av e . CM Mr. Lissner
tor)' direct, nation wade Bus 646.5657 home. 835·1218 549-3612
• H a m mo n d Organ Early player piano. 65 warranty . V1sa/M.C. ------------------0.'1RVR..tahhtc. w/Leslie speaker & b v-note, exceptional case. T59-0590 or 540-2505 16' S1mcrart. ma hog deck, Light Blue Sabot w /cover, ~· half cab over. s ips 4, C7 I 4) 559·4446
'"-« et """""...,17 pl U 80 Jls SlSOO 3 5 HP e I cc s t art ready to sail. Xlnt cond Jacks. boot, $550 /ofr Outside Ca . l """ac:" N>nft ,.....rms ·""'""' ayswe • ro · · Adm1ralColorTV ' OnlyS325.644·1161 iuc:367l ~--= 675-2078 Evtnrude. bait tank _,. <Telex> Dale's
Coleman air conditioner· 25". SlOO. $750/or bsl ofr. 548-7486 CYCLONE l2' similar to ---------IRlNe&-2378
Model HZS5·767. Xlnt Lowe!')' Organ, Holiday Call 673-2257 af\Spm. Laser. car top racks. 2 pc Stookland glass shell, fits Allowing l Yiay car, camper. Beat orter Model automatic or-loah&Mcmiee _.......;.. _______ mast Sl650/ofr.6"5-3676 standard Courier & rentals to L.A. ~7631 dlestra, LesUe speaker s.... _. 25' Trojan. Bristol cond. • Datsun. Uke new $250. --------• $750. 644-8107 ....,..,..,.., radio. depth finder. com· Hob' 16 /lrlr & t 968-0486 Solid wood doors, •••••••••••••••••••••••pass. bail lank, swam ae w exras ---------Trallen.T,...el 9170
louvered doors 6' & a· Babygrand gdcond, GtMral 9010 step. many extras . 11475· Call&73-6287 '72 VW pop-top. blt·ins, ..................... ..
elm paneling 12 m wad e new finish ••••••••••••••••••••••• SBSOOiOBO Call 675· 1784 -----------! xltras. xlnt cond. S3800 or '76 Layton 2A • like new
646-3104 839-2776 35· Owens, d. pl. mahog. . V e r y c I e a n 3 3 · offer 673-8840 Air, awrung, sleeps 8.
w;r, cooer. sea COY· wheel drive, locking
era. H._D. shks. ball, hubs. removable top,
combo .•ce box le sink, radio and heater.
stove, lites & heater on <683JEV >
butane. Porta potty. PP $3999 646-6557
4 Wlleel DriYn 9550 •••••••••••••••••••••••
COSTA MESA
AMC/JEEP
#I IN CALIF.
1971 CHBOICH
CHIEF
$7995
(J8A17fllN142478)
1971 J.20 PICICUP
$7395
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THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
201>0 HARBOR BLVD
COSTA MESA 04'i · 0010
'71 Blazer, very clean.
A/C, PIS. AM/FM. gd
mecb cond. S3000 Bryson
497-3331eves499-3800
1976 DODGE 4x4
¥•TOH PICI( UP
tw fisher, hull xlnl cond Classic 1951 17 Mercury C1 ta mar an . Man>' Moloriucl likes 9140 SSllObstorr. 496-3171.
$7500. 527.5994 lnbd. Mahog hull, 6-cyl, Xtras. Unbelievably low FREE I 00 nu cover. Xlnl cond. price. "Wild wind" de-••••••••••••••••••••••• 12 Terry 23' A· 1 cond.
VS. automatic, pwr.
steering. white spoke
wheels & oft road tires.
rad.lo. heater & less than
17,000 m1les. Ser. 216363
StJc. P35001'.
$5915
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box & 19' cable. New sta· -.-L----C-I --. , 2170 Nwpl Blv . C 64&-7649 i-•• .., ...... ,_coupon lion hardware, switches, 18 Y man ass• c P-Cal: 18 two sets sails. 64.2-7910 ,.,.,., "'"""""'
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deck hardware, Mercury Bayboat, 6-cyl eng, spinnaker, trailer. $1795. ---------r"ldeal" Trailer , 191h'.
control box. l" brass many xtras. $1395 or ~aft.6PM 2 1978 Mopeds, 1 Footi. I sleeps 6. Sett contained/
shaft, prop, log. misc best.493-7533. Puc h , l o mi leage. sep. shower stall. E ·Z
br a.ss hardware. Brass LEHMAN 12 very gd. 846-7124 lift. A·I cond. 557-8682 haod bilge pumps. Fis-20'SeacraftCuttycabln, cond., nice woodwrk. ----------t
r..tM« I Aft 115Merc, trlr. Reconditioned. $450 IATAVUS MOPB> '78 Prowler 19', S IC. 6 cu -po es. 646-0391 · 18' ""berglass Skiff, I f · I
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ANY WllrTTIH DEAL
OHAMYMIW .
FORD
2060 1-i AllBOR Bl VD
COSTA Ml SA 642 0010
,., 552-7965 $200/otr 962·5051 t re ng, s ps 6, used loah, Mallll1....ce/ hvydty. 642-7056 twice. S4350. 840-1886
Senta 9020 Motor Saller ~:1.,~/
JEEP
WIAlll! ova STOCKED
'78 BLAZER, A M/F M
cass, 6000 ml, 2 tops, l\vy
duty susp. Extras. $7600.
Aft 6 pm 6'S-078S
•••••••••-•••••••••••• 18' fiberglaM w /cabin, 65 Luxuriously appointed 9150 PUMA Tent Trailer. sips
31>'1 HP Seagull O/B. long :~re ' Sl600/bst ofr mid-size, mJd-range 32' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1• SC or hook-up. twin tbl. 2524 Harbor Blvd
Costa Mesa shall, 30 bra. Use w /box cruistng yacht. Sleeps 6, '73 Kawasaki 175, xlnl.1 many xtras. xlnl cood. frucks 9560 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S2SOS48-7141 18' Formula Thunderbird, forward/aft cabins. 2 Windsor tank. rack 57001 S2 2 O O · 9 8 8 • O 9 9 8 lcMft. M9ille xlntcond, $3755. heads, shower, ru II mi. extras. $430. 833-8572. _e_v_es_1_w_kn_ds ____ _
.._. .. 9030 675-6792 galley. electric hot/cold n Honda C1360T 900 mi 16' Shasta, S-C. 3-way USID
714/ 549-8023 1972FORD
COURJEI PICICUP
...,..,.. water ~ystem, 36HP lilt ~ • • ReCrlg, heater, new 4X4 Excellent thr uout !
••••••••••••••••••••••• 14' ski boal-rwiabout 35 Volvo diesel. Many ex-enew. · UPH. x.Jnt cood S102S y.a•u&C! <K292Sl>. •ZODIAC HP Johnson 0 /8 , lrlr. tras. Slip available . Evs,833-2575 8f7·1.557 • • --ONLY $1750
Port·A·Marine complete ssoo. 675-7028 $41,500. Will consider llN1 lndiu Chief recent =~~ ;!!c::'>sJe~: Miracle
IJlflatable Boats 17' Thunderbird. 8S & 71h trade or 10 cash down & eoeloe work. 0lots of CM' Prowler, st~· loaded log. Malda/l.....at
292.SCollege,C.M. hp mot.ors. All skis and carry2nd.6?5-ll20. chrome. ne~ds misc. =~~bitch. $3999 21SOHarborBlvd .. C.M. (714)~2070 equipment Incl. $2000. Ph Coronado 25, race/cruise, nuts I bo It 11 & Put · 1978 Chevrolet ~ ton 645-5700
&UY MAllME 546-3858 loaded. $7500/offer together. Beat offer. Alllo~a.P_.. pickup <Plll8> V-8, auto. --------
The tra ... 'Uonal heavy du· 28' Power S~rtnsblng 847-'287. <213) 596--3857 968.sm & Acuuorin 9400 air, 2 yr, 2',000 mile war· '61 Ranchero 1495. ... Bo t Wood 11 n~ln • . 360 Husky automatic 1977 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ranty. 280 V-8 Automatic. Runs ty, lightweight marine a · u • •v I 26 Sadboat & trailer, 21 .. f t hJ K it' '7l To.,... .. Laod cruiser $79H good.Oreatwo k enaine To 350 HP. Ge-bridge, new)) rebulll w/J2 HP mtr $7500/Best ron w • em z 3..,.. SS&.5ll6lS47 n uioe oew parts. engine. Needs some olr67S.9063 • sbock1, desert tank, Jeep-bardtopw/2drs,2 1978 Jeep Wagoneer,
Authorized Dl.str: Brlatol work. Overall condition · tuned exhaust. ridden 4 rear seats, 3 tires 426 <Pl088>. V-8, auto. steer· 'al ll'i GMC, 350 V-8, aut
Services, Costa Mesa. excellent. Brand new Cal 20, binged mast. new Umes, no race time. Princeton Dr. CM lng, roof rack, wheels, trans, radio, tool box
(7l4)892-854l directional finder and rigging, OB, many xtru $2275. 752-1400 e 320 Hardtop to 78 Toyota custom package, .1 yr. $1,275. 644·9583
FM 2-way radio. '600() or t290Q. ~ '13 Kawasaki 175 Enduro laodcr ulset. Complete 12.000 mile warranty MarineHardwareOarage best offer . Evenings /4 doors & hard available. "13 Datsun P.U. AM/FM, Sale . P aints, misc 645-93'7& 23• Aquarius Sloop, xlnt xlnt cond, plastic tank w ware. $5999 shell,A/C,ncls boclywrk,
marine brdware, all dis· • cond, 6hp OB. sips 4, 5700 ml, must see le ride At\5:30PM6'2-507$ 1975 GMC ~Ton (P963) $17!50. days 962-6710 eves
continued linea. Sat 2° Formula 302 Mere •alley, head, good sails. $445833-85'72 to hp. VW engine. Big V-8, all' cond power 9'1M868
8/12..SUn 8/13.9AM·5PM. cruiser , lo ~rs. tuna sllp avaU. P.P. M"akeof-'75 Kawasaki 12S dirt boretlt,reblllOOmlles,1 teerin ..So;;d •---------Pbillipa Marl.De Stores tower & flgblinJ chaJr, fer for Im med sale . bille. Good cond. 1175. loolerod. 751.2509 8 g, $41tt · '58 FlOO 3N Olda Ena. nu
'711Wbittiel'Ave,CM. · ~7!!.~~~-'!.~10e VHF. 673-3951 •-.. e-6r.""".__7618 rbtt elec. bcJs, viva, carb, ~ ...,.. ...,, .,_ ••~ -"' _.. 1975 Chevrolet ~ ton *· +'SS Pl)' belv VS,
dlSIO Kayak Happiness Is owning a '73 y h End .._,_.S. Shortle <P1098) V-8, auto 4dr, not r n&. Bot h
815-4sss 15'3"Boston Whaler,70llp Islander 36 eqplpt ama a 2$0 uro, ••••••••••••••••••••••• air cond . orf·r o a d $1l50/bet cuh 548-4466
Mere, trlr&m1D>' xtraa. beyoad belief, forced to ~.t~0·~~or•~1 50010 ~/ equipped. 1 )'r. 12.000 IMh. Power to40 Pelf. cond.. Beat offer. sell. ~.975/flrm Brlu 3 ~· m.i.93wu-• Cl6atkl tlZO mile warran\y availabl~. 'te Fold~ Ton PU. 4 Spd,
••••••••••••••••••••••• 640-7U7. Rick. ~ cy • ••••••••••••••••••••••• S559t .xlnt cond. 11595. Call
12" FlberaluaRP Runabout, i1• Cbryaler l /0, fully 27• catalioa Wl2, 0 /8 , 1978 Yamaha YZlZSX. '40 Ford Pickup. $1.500 or 1171 Dodae ptckup powe_r .._,afttpm. ~~~8 . .:;.~~ equipped.dual batteries, head, 1alley wtreefer newd~new1 .. ~t .,xtn, t bestolJ~·-.... wa1on <Pl07t>, v.s, '71 El Quntno Classic. ~.'~·-compl. canvu. Altint su.ex-..aoe ~o ....... 3_.,., .,.,.s o er _._ev~ a~ clean, low miles. 1 f'\alb'I~ xtotabape . ..... --~ -.,_ aft 5 _._, yr, 12.000 mile warranty Make offer. $51-3035 -.v ...... ,1 · Hobie Cllt 14• complete '40 Ford 2 dr. 283 available.
11' &nabout W/ltlt au .......... , w/ulla ~ Sn-9637 71 680F Honda. Perfect Corvette. turbo'°°· air SZttl .• roan \11 T Ptct ... ~ tt,,.50tlUtt'ics~ a.-toSO Colum~I• d~laoder 29 cood.11~~ (~~ 1 1. o o o. 1971 Jeep Wa1onHr, Nt'tf pelnt. v:: Urea,
No rsnbl olr reflalecL Bef _..................... w /New rt moorln1. (P1C9). v.a. auto, steer· low mu... Ult ltt.
ooon wkd11 557·at77 TDIESHAIUNG L~E si..-3r.tits flanUy uatd '71 SUIUkl '52 Bentley Markt, 4 dr IQI, root rack, wbeell, $1'100. Pheeo.*4
wbdl"4-3U4Lany ltl1oder '28, apl'D ., RM 80,Xlntcoodltlon. ledaa. laod leather. but alllom pad .. •, 1 yr. '75 Cbev IA• w/32,000 dln'1!~1 dlesel. tn NB. Sidney ubot. Nee ttu. M00.87H429 needs c.'Oametlca. loclud• 12,000 mil• warraoty mi'a.Oatm.m-..yxtru.
'76 TROJAN 2$', Briltol P.P.au-2121 rudJtoco.$325. ""palot. rust repair. •vallebi. •• "' MS-1'38,al\8:00. eoDd , xtr u $14,TSO • ......._ c-u CMS-91189 '73 ICAW 175 Enduro. lo S&ruaa. re.ll.able runner. -__.. ---.-to60 ml,xlntcood,xiru. P.P. tn every day use. *9000. 1'7H laevrolel Suburb.a '•lnt'llWHDScouL •••••cc•••••••••••••••• JS' Metcalf, tee, uklni $375.M2-85'7• 6'7$4l'10 <Pl070>. V•, auto, alr, Exc.Ueoll Sl200.
l'I' G laupa r , •Ob p 18' Sol Cat, Newport SS75.Aft.er5 PM 1..,,..0 0 NDA .. "". C!Ule. dual tanb, 1 yr. 84.$-"'8.
Evlnrude, TUUdt, SJ.800, Beacb tJ•down lnclud. mm• .... PE RPECT_, •• ltuatani v.a . .auto, 12,000 m ile w1r r ant1 ._.,.__.l'.... . ..t 8"-'DU,ID-lMO Butotter. P/S, P/B, air, t lereo, aVUJabk. •nuna"'::',.!!!°I
,,_ ..... ""-b-...ra,,., F.·e. f7S.M7,mom'11levet. COPHNODNmE~·~· ne,w tclllll I& brake. etc. 4U4tf ..._... 1• -.:>a·-1" ....._ • ..,., -•11v 8rftbt red. 87$·5418. .,. Da.Y9"'"mtMtchaJ =.~4:.ff ,.~nil~~,.. Cl • •• HOlll CAT 0....,.. 1 to70 '18 Honda XL350. 1500 $d00/ofrortrade. COPILAMD 4'• '78 Ford r -100 Cuatom. ~m..e,•, etc. 545•1011 ~!~. •ltll trailer ........................ mll•, '" to a pprtc. ltUDeSoto 20011 lat, SA A.lr,' "41 O.J>. 300 c L v·-·-· ....SAYAl.A•• 80Wlor9D411 A·1 llNOOO •I•· toel •torte• box •
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llOODODGEYAH
(170226)
OMLY $4995
IRVl .. DODGE
•OAuto~nter Dr.
IRVINE
130.llll
BARWICK DATSUN
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IOOYIHOP
MOWOPIM
CREVIER
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7lPORSCH~
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Appearance group. S·
speed. AM/FM. mags,
61.000 miles ID fiawless
condition. s howrng tender loving care
(449UfRMl
808 WITH.AM VW
7800 WestmtnsterBtvd.
Westminster
tm-7SSl/638-7880
f:Ja DAILY PtLOT !'W'!· "fUlt 11. 1'71
Hey, Southern Califomia ••• You Aaked For It!
• Fant. • .'4 $p9rlllaU" For lilder '51JOO#.
Second. •• Jflell-Bwi Jriih ~ Styfbw.
Third. • .Super Ga. ~1 'lhe Be11 In /11 Clo&
Fourth. • .A Creoi Car Baclsed By A Great Company-GM.,
NOW Orange County's# 1 Buick Dealenhip,
BAUER BUICK In COSTA MESA HAS IT!!!
.
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MOT 'IOOO w '6000 -
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•3895 --with three easy ways to buy.
CASH 2 179':.. 3 TE RMS
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2925 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA 979-2500
Classic, classy Autos ---Classified Advertising 1n the
........... rted .......... rhd ........ ,.rt1c1 ···••rted Allhtt.•1110.-.W .......•.....•......... ·········'············· ........................ . ....•...••••••••.•.•...........•••••••...... !~J.!~! ............ !?!~ !~!.~~: .......... !?!~ !!1.= ........... !?!. !~!~!' ....... !?!.~ !?!~ ....... !?!.! ! m '1t0onllla Lftblt SR.5. •!IU "H nper beetle, k>w mL "71 Jllbbit t>ts , 11r 1uto
• cond. lo•d•d. lo ml, AM/Fii tape, l2500/ ti.\ 1ut belt•. AM/ FM . a 1.-.o7il Gtr•·M17 1tereo cuaette. new
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AM/FM S650/best offer.
MS-4475 or 64S4783
1974TOYOTA
COROMA WAGON
(273KLE>
$2399
PHIL LONG
FOID
43 Auto Center Dr.
-s.u.~e
761-5888
'~295
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Sl-5 ~-. ...... ....... .._ , .... 11.000 ..... Uo
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54195
IQOd; PTOwtnda. lllOO. Gd eoDd. 20.000 ml. can cond. Bntofr. 831-16'2
!Ml-'IOlSAft.tP.11. •taatt.-5 .. Vfl But. '71 motor •
•• Corolla 4 door, 1uto. "H VW BUG. X1nt ~. due, Sl.000. RadJo. 4
Very cln. Rune 1ood. New Ures/brb, &ow ml. _apct."--_8'5-41181 _____ _
1r75 • ..m. $2450 or bat offe r . 'Tl vw. •.OOO ml. 0111
ur12 Carin•. UIOOCC. new ,._1.N7 owner. Ill let'Vtce rec.
tirel, eq. cpea, AM /Fii VW DUNE BUGGY. Rent Metlculoualy maan-~•lnt concl. Sl115. eo1 reblt, und/1treet Jaaned. "2400 firm. IS1 tires. Canv11 top/tow _•_i_oao __ _....;....;.; __
bar lDcl. Sl150, 175-4870
~ 9767 '85 vw sic. Jtlnt cond, HH•••••••••••••H•••• ll•• l\eadt, valv•s-; am Trlumpb TR7s..SOme brakes, tlrel, 1botka, 6 wtt.b l\IDl'OOl1, elr c:on41· F M 1 t e r e o • M u 1 t Uoalnl. •~Sal Wbeela. 1acriftce humecr. $800.
accent deal1n paint SS7.-c>T
,tcbemel 6 Vlei.or)' edl· -. -------~. MOit eolon avlll-f9 VW S9uareback.
ble. Bauer Mot.on. 2125 lnecbanicall)' very IOOCI.
Harbor Blvd., Cotta 1ood bod{.. new tlr", M ... m-ZiOO. mut eel . $1000/offer --------. m-70'10 brr SPll MUte.
·11 TR7. •ht ,ir/tan. ~wbda llUll! ,. __ ,. ..U loaded • ln top cood. --'-------1•RA1 .,. .. .v•, a.. Zl.000 ml'•· teeoO/or bst 1* VW Van, new rebuilt otr. 552-s.-. 1100 enitne. aeoolbest •CQNVDTIBLES olfer. -.an Afternoon. New TRTs-lmmed.late de---------11•
livery! Some available ••Fastback. •BUSES witb 1unroola le a1r con· S750orbestofrer.
1titlonia&. We will take EveaiAaa. m.me. •CAMPERS
any ear ln trade. Bauer
Motors. 2925 Harbor W VW Cltm Camper, nu DASHERS -$2195 ~:00. Costa Mesa. ~x.lntccod. r.:..5'129. e
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76 Pklto en1, cleen. All/FM. =Y• 1araged, pert •RABBITS
Wamn miataell. 8t6-IM7 sm5. &e0-'1225 •
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52795
71 c:arona
Sedan
4 10. AM redlo. 16.000 --. (2 _.. or 12.000 IMe
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5 1595
with red plaJd interior. trauportation. Sl.995 or
Fitted wUb s apeed cear otrer .
box. air cond. and &e-8886 .
AM /FM 1tereo casaette. '72 Bug, AM/FM ater.
Low mileage. Bauer $1800. PO Box 2384. NB . Motors. 2925 Harbor 9218G. Blvd.~ Costa Mesa.--------
979-2500. $GIO. '74-'75 VW BUS, 9
. puaenger. 28.000 mi. air. '7SSP1TFIRE, low mtles. AM /FM 8·trk bed goodcond.1Uon"7·1613 67M870 • .
•71 TR6 l.9IB VW w/map 6 sun-
7600 WUn.tST9 ILYD.•WISTMIMSTla
893-7551
638-7880 We H..-Ji. llue.t Very sharp roadsWr. 4 roof. AM/FM. Corvette Wee.._ .t Llh ..._., speed. wheels. R It H. A yellow. $1195. 644-()227 , .. ______ ..
C... • n-111. sparkler <6520> IOI Wll'HAM VW '78 VW, pop top camper. "75 YW aAlllT BIL L MAXE Y
TOYOTA
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H IJMf1N f., f ('loH II A H
T800Wes&minster Blvd. 4700 mi. warranty, 4 speed, 2 D, alr cond.
West.minner AM/FM-c asa . 17950. stereo, tape, tbeek this -.,-m1~ -o1t• •" d .-.-~-e ._. s-. (10tRXL) Y, I •"91• _ 9770 51 VW. aunrool. '65 eng Ir 12399 -------------------------==~~~~~l~OOM~~~.~~med~ ~~ .............. ••••••-• ~nd~m IOIW~YW ~.~:.'! ....... !~~~·.~ ....... !~!C?l~.~!'! ....... !~I~.~."! ....... !~ ~.i~~~:i xlnt. ~ ... ~:."! ....... !~!'! Run s ·:: ~ Good 06' ..to. $575.
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2150 Harbor Blvd .• C.JI.
64~5700
LARGEST
SELECTION
OFU$1DYW1
IMTMIAIEA
BILL YA l ES
VW-PORSCHE
8 J 7. 48 0 0 4 9 3 · 4 S I I
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SCllOCCO
Automatic trans., stereo &low miles. (1014).
OMLYSJHO
Mlracte
Mam/ .....
2150 Harbor Blvd., C.M. 64~5700
'78 vw'sus, 7 pass, 14,000 mi. AM /FM stereo.
$6400/ofr. 548·2985 or
Nl-7151
'89 SQuareback, like nu. ms 4' loob xlnL P.P.
$l800. 714-454-8583.
'Tl &.!per, clean, nu paint.
$Ul9S. "'
962-7498.
'68 BUG, reblt eng, new
paint, nma/looks good.
$1000. P.P . 963-4393
'72 &.!per Beetle, reblt
eq, 1 owner. nice. $1500.
P.P.963-4393
'72 Bus. xlnt cond. Air
cond.. FM cua. $2500. or
makeolr. 817.osT7
'72 Van. good mecb cond,
7 or 9 paa1eoger OR
semi-camper. $2190.
4ll8-31M
J:r DAISI
11'MLM-l:ICI
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7JVWCAMPIR a.tom...~ -1 'TO afete waion. lood '12Cutlut8uprem•Coe. ,.._ 9965 n.111,.._d 9970 TIN•~ 9970 amroot.Oattop~::.-rr· NOl411CAll.Oi I PHIL coad. 1acriflct. 551·1"4 P/S. P/8 . •uto. alr ........................ ~ ...... ~ ...................................... . kMltY cwwdll'oe • _,,,.. .. •· _ • __ .... LONG tft«IJPll. =t. cond thru.out. 1976 PONT1AC 73 T-Bird. Full J?C>Wer 76 T Blrd. fully loaded. -. <•J'Yltt aAIU9.--. •• ._._u • ToMe•drive caU TIAMSA.M New radlala. Wile s car 1mmac. MOOO PV1 party
SIZl6 ~~.:a~lc"'!trhco~:· 'Tl lhrqoJ1 Wa1on. l eo.450t. Tbla 1parklln1 silver Aakinll2900.892·l832 540-7800 or 524 2157 IOI wnMAM YW • •• \,,. owner. r1111 power. beauty la 41quipped wlth evestwknda 19W.tmt..t Bl cl pwr. •tHrl11. erwH ~~ All/PM tter. m~t•· lt.11 vi tM reaulat Trana '•T·Birct.aood mech. IU.ll•---------
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Ta.,_,_ Mket Mila, ltauioe t1i oouatry.-.-. MIUUell. '73 Plnto. lood 'S:,r,:f. ff new res. n4/~4 lt76 VIEGAGT
"1I YWeMIA wt.re wlMela 6 morel cond, AM /FM caaa .• ( S.:.NUYITI .73 Ford 8 pau. Chateiu SSPllDWAGOM ._.-..,...a •a 0-.WA,.._ <~.,.. lMe,_, .. _ .... ,, ...... ~~di-:C:.~ A/C.lt500.IM-t4lO ---Club Wa1on. PS, PB. Only2!>.9li0milesonthis ~> _. t.lltl areat LAJtbar:u:a..scnoJlil a--11 •0 -._c-,..._ a:a.M~ao. 7~ ~i.~. an. Runs xlnt. ttn PONTIAC fact a1r $4150. 963-1523. oear-new beau\y. Has ,_ Ol'flfn•U'l&D _,.,._.., ..,.,,_._ MBIU AM /FM stereo casaeue.
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W•l....._ AYadatlle•MOltC.1'9 :::.-= ~df!1~~ ( ... VQ) •ni~,atereo.Sacr1ftce. ~~ro~a:i:. cfl~ lt67,25,000... mlO.Ourprlcelsonly
-.t UlJm.Tml • 1M11er a cndae L'OOlrOI. $2299 ~~I state. S3000. coad. & power steering. 11000 * 496-8877 S2t95
TrfWIUS o....~'e...... l21WRK0). PHIL LOMG olcoune.(108SL0). c~ ... -· .... po95 " '74 AM/PM 8 trk atereol Dnwe ff.IUY ITI 1975 FOID """_. 11,000 attHl mUH, '14MOHl'SCABLO ~ -aD new clutch. x•·t cond, c..vanasr lter90 &..,.. dau UWda • Laadau. auco. A/C, ~-L__._ rv ~ THUtellllllD r~· taouL .... WOW'o,t... lt'77CAIMUAC PBIPl.Alltnl,atrau. l~A~ 4'AatoO.oterDr. 11100.mat .. u~ COMMB' CUl880l 28Z81UrborBlvd.
Jr, -"''" ·~-•-·-~-l'"11rp, r••at ttron1 S.D. P'Wy.·1£!1M . .,...._._ ...... s.. $5399 COSTA llESA 'l"9 Q: __.. ~ Sift.LI ai.uai • . AUTO C .. Ta 761-18".,,, "13 SU Wp. reblt en1. _...""'.-• 1(6.1200
(1111) ..,.,.... "ASTRO ROOP ". Dlv.olNabenCadlllac = IDOCICCJDCl.All/Flltape. ~":~~d-PHIL LO.._.G w lAatber laterior. t• ._Betair,Ddlwon. 14JlldllST. a-.1.. ttl2 ~/olr491M648 " '73 Vega GT. AM/FM 8-
IOI-. ........ -poww a.. ...... ,,....-.. D·-aood _,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '7'"St t W -•-d 5~1200 FOID trk.S600Flrm . .., .. ~.,. _ tndl t • n.m •-....,. • -· ACROSS FROM PEDCO l 9 61 M U ST A N G .. 1 ' p , ..... t coo ' --------tlDOW•lmiDsttt Blvd plQw. <Q97m>. MS GM. Boo. COSTA MISA FASTBACK . V 8 wpd, 2.3 liter enfine, 1975 POMTIAC 43AutoCenter Dr. 546-4206
Weatminster $1 I HI .• ..._1 .. ,_ 14A ·tin · aood milea1e. radio. -...... 5 ........ S.D. Pwy .. lrvine ·74 wa~ FM s trk •1'SS1Jm.TllD • us n.u1 --""' automatic, pwr. ateer· $1SOO. 552·7170 between '"""" -761-5111 . • R1111.11ooa. inc, AM/Fii cassette & 4-&PM 4 speed, 455 entine. alap, Sl.200. ''° vw . mechanically 1tn6M1•C .._,. 't'llak:ouUck,2.dl; "in excellent-condittcm~ · AMfFlhtereow/8tradr ~ ~er.m~"tlrel, Bntol-COUPIDlfll.LI '11 MClld.e carlo. loaded. .:Cm ~aswrCal>l. !J!·~aY· Beat OMLY Sl2711! ·~-(5Yl9560SSl).50 tlOO ...... M•w tlOO '' .._,.. LeatMr azm. $4500. Call (710 \Aler. ~· even-1'73 FORD PINTO 0ML .--.. -,-.-----97-7-2-' P"'S .:::-1~50~ ttz.4100 1971 Granada, 4 door. lnp"weekends. Automatic t.rammisalon. ..._..
....................... trol 6 ...., radio/ta Perfect condition MUSTANG6eclusic power steering & more. Mmdm/111 ...
pl.Qer.(51ZSPL). ~~:ii:::;~~t ~~-~~y .!Ti~ conv.P/S,A/C,289V8 (088H~OURVW 2l50Harbor81vd .• C.M. l90llTOU
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MISSION VIEJO
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$9595 end. brakea fl tlrea. F\I y power equJpped Si!375. 5'6-3642 187ll Beach Blvd .. H.B. 645-570
$Ul5. 752-83111 md a/c. Private party Q.ASSIC C.1184.2·4435 1974 Gran Ville convert, • must sell below blue , u v _,, xlntcond. *"""" '"'CADILLAC n Nova. runa aood. loob book 979-2342 67 .... ustang 8• penect • 74 4 · S pd s n rf nu --COWtl DI VILLI IOOd. Radio 6 tape deck • · · cond, cherry int, rare Ures/brakis. S1G9S. /of· 714·734·5191.
Leather Interior lDckl.$800.5t8-4412 63
1 G~•~te,ricln, depri~~~· value.Sl.950.613-8256 fer. '66 GTO, 1 owner. perf. AM/FM-·~ -'lb ta ' ..... No Good ~ 0 m .... • 0 g ownr, -au, '10 Mustang V ·I nu 64Q..-0665. eond. 11100 or beat offer . ...... _, ... , -va. • $800/ofr 873-9C68 ' "" ~ l\J player~ cruia. cootro.t tina. N..S. major 1y · · ~ates "' ra~ator. Rns •n Pinto clean reliable ..
Wtwbetl.C33aPC)t). wor• $3.2~/but off. Qranad&Ghla,l.97(J.'-dr, i reat._$1795. P .P . trans,gOodcond.lownr, n d1rt>lrd $7795 tw6-CLW7 nu Urea, AM/FM radio, '"'lr'1ROC8. ~-PP. 875.3151
'70 llonte carlo 350, auto. Luxury car· ~/bst. '14 II, 2 + 2. 4 · s Pd. lt71 FORD • PIS, air ood MS-G93. AM/FM ,• shadow ltlt, '72 Runabout. AM /FM THUMDBlllD
AT THI OLD
OIAMelCOUMTY
VOLVO
EXQ.USIVELYVOLVO
Larsest Volvo De.ler in Oruae County! BUYa1LEME
DIRECT
lt76CADIUAC ~14.13~~fsu ·$'195· '71LTDStat. W111, 1ood Rally wbls . $1995. stereo. good gas ml, Splitpower""*ts,po-er
SB)AM DI VIW CODd. tbruout, perf. fa ml· 846-2171 · must sell SlOOO. 955--0848 windowl, s~ radi';,/8
Oabrtolettop,fUllpower, lt75CHIVY ly car. Make offer., Pt,iwmltll t"O _ _._ c-"·eco--1 tilt PllCIS II.AT TMI PllCE HID!
FRE AM/FM E '1'!!2 TOUICHOICt •nt• ..
factory a1r cond., spli MONZA 2 + z ~ 1• Must, 4-cyl, 4·1pd, ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• ;;:.-, ~m ;~is "
power seats, All/Fii (fHOUJQ> l2.822 mi, AM/Fii cass, '78Volare4-dr radio htr LOADED! (626UMX>. trackatereo,cruisecon $2899 '88Falcoo,69,000or1gmi, Pl~. Mag wbls. TA A/C, UK mi , Sll50: $6995 trol. tilt wheel && lo S500/bst orr 499-2089 =~ sz:;oo. 982·7982, $45-JMJ ~~~=::::+::J mlleaae.<495NRM >. PHIL.LOMG moms/eveabst r.llC 9965 Nal>e OIWaoonMI Ad 1'1,,_oA~ '$7595-FOID '71 <rilwe. xlnt c6o4. nas "'«5 Must:aug"Chtlsie-; ...................... .
OAutoCent.erDr. brks, bst ofr over $700. cond. 289, V·I, cam. '71StaUoo W G d AUTOC&n'll
Z Swedish Volvo • S.D.Fwy.·lrvine Brian552-7306 beaden.l37·508'7. Safari. Lo!J~:i: :,~ DiV.olNabenCadillac
Mechanlcs n ow at lt7'CADIUAC 761-5111 •11FORDRESTA '74 Mustang,4cyl,4spd, 644-7897 142Sldll~T.,
Ivan's, 1995'Harbor ELDOIADO 9,000milesonthill super $2350.lOwner. --------ACROSS FROMFEDCO Blvd., C.M. ~1982 Leather interior• full 'Elf ~ T. pickqp, work clean little car, 4-speed, 675-0751 ·~birdl 400M. excep· COSTA MUA ---------1 power. 50/50 power truck. $1500 or make of. R & H, check all ads then c ean. ust see. 540.9 I Of
750-2011
"78 Wagon, us Deluxe ae.ata, Strack tape•play fer.541-1323 come in & save S$$. '65 Mustang 3 spd, mag Bestolfer. 661-0S.'IO __ .;;__...;._ ___ _
model, 26,000 mi'a, 6-cyl 4i: cruise control . (287TRY) whlsS700/bstolr • ...__ .,._ __ • .....__.... __ • .....__.... 9 eng, tinted ilus it air (M3NWI). '70Nova,verylomi,auto, Call54&-0.'MS _,_,,,,, 1"..., -...new novv -new IOO
CODd. PB 6 PS, AM/FM $7395 Y,~~_:adlo/htr. $1200. IOIW=AMVW lt76-ID ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••-••••• ••••••••••••••••••• .. ••
radio. Uke new 1 owner. ~ rv Leavins country, must • 7600 Westminster Blvd MUSTANG z+ 2 sell a>O Clwysler 9925 .Westminster '""'"'" E)
· • ~9989-1975 CADILLAC ••••••••••••••••••••••• 893 7"'"'1/638 7880 Y'' ""u
'74 Volvo 145, A /C,
AM/FM. rack, All serv reds. Ex cond. '3900.
'40-LS47, eves, 752·1111
ctys llr. Steele
75YOLYO
STATIOM WAGOM
2'5DL 4 dr, 4 cyl. wagon,
wpeed. 43,000 mi, clean in It out. (A280), air,
stereo casaette.
$4295
BOB WITHAM VW
7600 Westminster Blvd Westminster
893-7551 /638·7880
COUPE DI VJUE lt75 CHIYSLH . ..., .. $3299
Cabriolet top, stereo COllDOIA '75 rlMTO PHIL LOUG
radio with tape playeri ~ IUla wt 26,000 miles, 4 speed, R & " Wt wheel , cruise contro • power n· H. rallye wheels, silver FOID
& Io w mi I ea g e . dows, power door locks, with blue lnterior. Great 43AutoCen•"-Dr.
(........,PF AM/FM radio, cruise ..-_,, ). antrol & low mileage. &y! u73MXD >. S.D. Fwy .• lrvlne
$6295 <swa:H>. IOIW~~MVW 76a.Slll
• $4295 7600 Westminster Blvd '65 Mut, clean, runs
lt73CADILLAC Nabers Westminster great,$2000rU'tll. SIDAH DE VIW 893-7551/63&-7g) 673-1676
F\lll vinyl top, leather Jn. AUTO C&n'H u.colft 9945 '66 Mustang 8 cyl. 3 spd.
terior, .stereo radio, Div.ofNaberaCadlllac ... •••••••••••••••••••• AM/FM, good coodttion.
below average milea " 1425Sil8ST. '67 Continental, blk on ~.847-7017
llkeNEW! 044RSY). ACROSSFROMPEDCO bl.k, full luxury, suicide '67 Fast back, 289. A/C, SALE PRICED! COSTA MISA doors, AC. 6 way pwr auto. Quarter panel • t seats. pwr windows, an-damage, Wbroken axle, ...._u..d Prices plust.ax&license. 540.flot tenna, steering & brk.a, $350./firm Terry,
••••••••••••••••••••••• Prices good thru mid· '77 Cordoba brwn 16M ~~~~/best ofr. 831-2047
AMC 9905 night,8-13·78. air, PW, PB. J>S. cc: ~ -.7-5_M_u-st_a_n_g_V-6,-f-u-ll
••••••••••••••••••••••• • AM /FM ster tape, l~lC ~'65sedan.town power.alr,bucketseat.s.
lf76AMC OVERlOO ownr.5'6-Q73. car only, motor xlnt console, AM/FM. rad.
GIBIJM COUPE QUALITY CARS '76 Cordoba. Loaded. $18'15.644-0!MO Xlnlcood, must sell.orig
t'3UO\K) TO SELECT FROM Metallic green. ONLY Mlrcwy 9950 ownr. Aft 6pm it wknds~
$2999 • 25,000 mi. $4750 Ca ll ••••••••••••••••••••••• -752·1629, daily til 5; 644-~16 · ORANGECOUNTY'S -~--------PHIL LONG '73 Town & Cntry • only MEWEST OW..Oblle FOID 3SM mi's, loaded 9 pass. UNCOLN-MERCURY •••••••••••••••••••••••
43AutoCenter Dr. stereo. bi book. 968-401.3. n:a~ersy~ 1! nDowEIOOPEEN 1969 Vista Cruiser. power,
S.D. Fwy .. Jrvine """' r.lll 9 seat, MO/or best offer.
761-1111 2600 ............ ......... '78 Cordova. Blk/blk/blk. UNCOLN-MERCURY 75&-9'48/644-8722.
""'.,.., """' Leath intr. Must sell this ltrll Auto Center Dr .
... di 9t to l!!~Cos~!<l~Mesc'\~!·!~!!!!!!!!9!l!OO!!!!!!!!~k~wtnd..~~S5295~. 751.eo63 SO Fwy-Lake Forest exit '75 CuUuss SaJon, lmmac ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...;;; 99JO Irvine cond. loaded $4150/ ofr
'619 Skylar~. has ever· 1971CADILLAC •H•••••••••••••••••••• 830.7000 _58S-8602 _______ _
ythin&. 4·dr, air, P /S, SILVHSmW '77MarltV,lmmac! P/B, etc. S700/Must sell. • ded pp 6Q.2!llll5 Low miles, stereo tape, Chme, aoa . . . ---------l cruise coatrol, leather in· N0-8444, wkdys, 9·5.
ll'10 Buick Statioo Wgn, 9 tenor fl fu1ll power· 72 Mark IV, 95,000 mi's,
pall, Air, AM /FM, ELE~ANT . A MBZ but xlnt cond. Orig.
_s.o.'587 _______ __. ~m. (561.287). B1.11 or owner. Malt e of r .
Buick Riviera '70. Very -· _5*8100 _ _.__· ______ ,
cood concUtioo. ssoo. can c...tte 9932
Ot-M.11.
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(581JPX>
$2299
PHIL LONG
. llOID
43AutoCenter Dr. "8.D. Fwy .• J.rvtne
761-5111
'87 Electra, 4·dt. lull
power, M.• orta mi's. Nels body work. $495.
S38-Bl.
·• Ririera, full power, nu un.., pl shape. tllOO or
bltolfw. 9'1-3116.
9tll
'73 Coupe de Ville, very gd
cond. 1tereo cass, S2600
645-8G1
9917 •••••••••••••••••••••••
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1975 MBCURY For sale: '75 Cutlass
GRAND MAR9UIS ~~·. ~reo, nu
SEDAN. fi\IU vinyl top, --------50/50 power aeata cruise ·77 CuUu.u Salon. Beige, control, tilt w~eel & pwr windows, brks.
loaded with extras• steering. vinyl top,
(487MIN). stereo, tape deck, T·bar $4195 rool, $5,950. 644-4040 or
640-8044 Nabers uno Cutlass Supresne.
AUTO CBfl'H Air. new paint, auto trans. 350 eng, reg. gas, Div. olNabera C.dlJlac runs xlnt, 76K ml, $950.
1425 IAIR ST. 6™I086.
ACROSS FROM FED CO 'T5 ()Ids Omega, 3-spd,
COSTA MISA &-cyl. lo o»'s, AMJF"M. 540.9 I 09 mscreat. $2450/olr. P.P .
538-1175.
~ ·~ .. clean. Dependa· ble trans car. $2195.
96M142, 968-5275
WE STILL HAVE HONDA ACCORDS
AVAILABLE AT THE OLD LOW PRICE
IURRYll
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$
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OVER 0 IN STOCK
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'Factory air cond .. full power,
vinyl roof. deluxe Interior, split
aeats, tilt wheel. & speed
control. Lie. #124880 Stk.
tP3524.
'71 FORD
~llOYAM
This one Is fully factorv
equipped and ready for
business! Ser. tAH8312 Stk •P3'493T.
.,IFOID
........ 4 DOoa
V8. crulH·a·matlc trans .•
factory air cond .• power
steering, power braket. radio,
heater & 42,000 actual miles.
Lie. f847PJB Stk. f2478A
'2995
173 INTBNATIONAL
SCOUT4s4
6 cyl .. 3 speed 'trans .. 4 wheel
dflve. loeking hubs. removable
top, radio & heater. Lie.
#683JEY Stk. #1990CT.
174 FORD
MUST..-N COUPI
4 tpeed trans., bucQ\ sea~.
fachometer & gauges. radio
and heater. Uc. t571KYY Stk. #3527
'75 FORD WA~ON \
MAM TOllMO squeat
VS . automatic trans . pwr.
·steering. air cond.. luggage
'rack & AMI FM stereo.
·excellent condltlonl Lie.
t232RKM Stk. t16728.
1298
•11 FORD
•IAMADA 4 DOOR
VS . automatic trans.. pwr
ateering. pwr. brakes. radio
heat8f w/S/w tires & wheel
covers. Lie #107SWS Stk.
t537A.
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FORD LTD
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+ -iv . prepamlon and faotofy ~
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176 FORD
PIMTOWA.c>H
Automatic trans., power
steering . factory air
conditioning. luggage rack.
radio & heater. Lie. t622PKF.
Stk. t1S25.
'24.90
'1' CHIVIOLIT
MALml CLASSIC COUfl vs. automatic trans.. pwr.
steenng & brakes. tactory air
cond.. vinyl roof & AM/FM
stereo wt cassette. Lie.
t537'rZW Stk. 11938A.
·s3792
7JUCIC
CH'UIT 4 DOOi
V8. automatic trans .• pwr.
atHnng. factotY air eond ..
cruise c:ootrol. radio '& heater.
Lie. 1890000 Stk. 12362.A.
'2584
•
'74CHEftOUT
'11 '°" SPOii .... V8. automatic trans .. pc>wer
steering. power brakes.
custom paint. radio & heater. Uc. t090KWV Stk. tP3335T.
'76 CHIVIOLIT IMPMA tPASL WA.ott vs. automattc trans.. power
steenng. PoWlf tnk• power tailgate. AM'FM stereo 8 trac:tt
& lugglge rack. Lie. t098PCW
Stk. t2017A.
'4298
174FOID ......... vs. automatic transmtsston .
pawer steenno. mao whee••·
custom paint I low miles. A
surfer's dream! Lie. I 1804850
Stk fJ542AT.
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