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State to Probe OC Vote Delay
MaaSlafllap
Killer Reward
Tops $12,000
By llOBERT BARKER oe .. o.11y,.........,.
A drive to raise reward money
for information leading to the
capture and conviction or the
so-called Freeway Killer
climbed past the $12,000 mark in
Huntington Beach Friday.
The drive . which was
launch ed Tuesday by
Huntington Beach City
Councilman Ron Pattinson and
bis wife Penney. was bolstered
Friday by a Sl.000 conlribut.Jon
from the city's Municipal
Employees Association.
Most or the money previously
was contributed by builders and
developers.
'I It is the generosity or people
like these that makes me proud
to be a resident of Huntington
Beach," said Pattinson, a
former police officer.
The Pattin so n s also
announced that a country and
I Western music fund-raising
l s how will be held at a Costa
Mesa warehouse at 1685 Scenic Ave.June14.
'J'he affair la being put oo by
Tom Farran. a manufacturer ol
1araage doors.
Farran. who plays piano, bass
and guitar in the group, said
tbere will be no admission and
Fish Fry
Parade Set
Tbe 3Stb anaal ec.ta
lleaa Plab Fry aad
Carnlnl. ............ bJ tbe
Costa Mesa-Newport
Harbor Lions Club COD·
Unues today with the
following lineup or events:
-10:30 a.m .• Parade
down Harbor Boulevard,
beginning at Wilson
Street. traveling along
Harbor to 19th Street, west
o n 19th to Anaheim
Avenue, south on Anaheim
to 18th Street.
-Noon, serving begins
of traditional fish dinners
at Lions Park, 18th Street
and Anaheim Avenue.
, -4 :15 and 7 p .m ..
Dorothy Jo Dancers and
Plaza Rhythm Band on
the Lions Park Stage.
Midway carnival games
and rides throughout the
day at Lions Park softball
diamond.
that donations will be turned
over totbe reward fund:
The latest victim in a series of
slayings that may have taken
the lives of more than 40 youths
in Southern California since
1972, was found early Tuesday
morning in Huntington beach.
He was iden tified a s
18-year-old Steven J . Wells of
Downey.
The body of another youth, left
at the rear or a Westminster
s ervice station two weeks
earlier. remains unidentified.
Meanwhile, Garden Grove
police have alerted other
agencies to be on the lookout for
a black van which they believe
may be linked to the killings.
Police put out a n all-points
bulletin after two witnesses
reported they saw a young male
hitchhiker being abducted in the
vehicle May 27.
Militants
T est Seen
I n Iran
By Tiie Aueclated Presa
lranain Foreign Minister
Sadegb Gbotbzadeb suggests be
could win a showdown with the
Iranian militants holding 53
American hostages if they press
for '\>!.trials of their captive.a..
TM •..-ended tbeb' II.at
week .. uptitlt) tedQ.
GMteM11t'1 l&atememt Fri·
day aipaW me ol two clMbes
among Iran's revolutionary fac-
tions that emerged in tbe af-
termath ol. the Tehran "Crimes
of America .. conference that
ended Thursday by condemning
the United States.
Tehr an Radio, which bas
often angered some Iranian of.
ficials with its editorial sniping.
asked why Ghotbzadeh 's
Foreign Ministry allowed
former U.S. Attorney General
Ramsey Clark to attend the con-
ference. It called Clark "the
vilest American agent," and ac-
cused the Foreign Ministry or
being conciliatory toward the
United States.
Clark. wbo led a delegation or
10 Americans to the anti·U S.
conference in defiance of a
Carter administration ban oo
travel to Iran, was to return to
the United States this weekend.
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IRVINE MAN STANDS READY TO MAKE HIS POtNT
C1nt Worthington Expecta to Outcyde the M8I Again
Baee Witla Mail
Cyclist Out t o Prove Point
By IUCllARD GREEN
Ot .. D91tr,.... ......
An Irvine man is once mor.e
ready to prove that a man oo a
bicycle is speedier than the U.S.
Postal Service.
Clinton Worthington. a bank
employee, will embark on a race
Monday night with a letter from
Phoenix, Ariz. to Irvine. This is
not the first time around for
W ortlungton.
He raced a letter from San
Francisco to Irvine -and woo
by a full day -in May of 1979.
That 500-mile t rip took: him three
days.
Worthington says this trip will
last less than two days. He hopes
to arrive in Irvine from Phoenix
Wednesday morning.
Why does he do it'!
"I'm concerned with the rise
in postal rates ~bined with
deteriorating mall service," be
said Friday. ··1 have to ch~e
people past due fees on thear
loan payments -and it·s DOC. the
customer's fault, it's the po5tal
service's fault.
Worthington fears the postal
s e r vice might engage 1n
shenanigans to ~at him this
year .
"I'm keeping it a secret which
Phoenix mailbox I'm using," he
said. "If they (postal service)
knew where I dropped the letter.
I'm pretty sure they'd make a
special effort to beat me. 1·m not
taking that chance
"Now they're talking about
ending Saturday mail de·
liveries." he said. "Where's at
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Failure
P11zzles
Officials
Br DAVID KUTZMANN °' .... o.lty l'MilC 5'aft
SACRAMENTO -Orange County's failure to tally final
r etur ns in l ast. Tuesday's
primary election faces a state
·voling commission probe, Depu-
ty Secretary of State Michael
Gagan reported here.
Gagan said the commission
has the authority to s cuttle
Orange County·s new vote·
counting system
As or Friday afternoon. three
workmg days after the polls
closed Tuesday night , Orange
County election officers were
still promtStng to produce final
but unoffictaJ tallies
The deputy secretary of state
said the three·member panel
that will probe Orange County's
vote--count.ang fouJup 1s known as
the Comm1ss1on on Voting
Machines and Vote TabuJallng
Systems.
Gagan said the probe rs pro-
ba bl y wtll meet m Orange Coon·
ty m July to determine if it was
human or mechanical failure
that resulted in the final count
delay that set a state record in
tardiness.
Tbe panel is composed or
representatives of tbe gov-
e rnor's office, the attorney
general and the secretary of
state. Gagan is bis office's ~
legate to the commission.
He said the body bas the
authority to eertify or dettrti!y
all voting mecbani.sms used in
Califontia None can be put into
use without the comm•ssioa's
~=oftld• .... ft ~t..::r:s their --SLS-mWiaa ~~-in me
for tbe first time -was not to
blame for tbe pnblems in com·
piling fiDaJ n:tums this ---Computer pn>blems and ballot
milrups were acknowledged by
local officials.
C aren Danie ls, press
secretary for the secretary ol
state's office. said the agency
has "enormous confidence" in
Orange County Registrar or
Voters AJ Olson and would awrut
his report to state oUicials on
the snafus which plagued vote
compilation here.
She said the commisssion's
study would be to assure that
ruture elections are not marred
by similar breakdowns in vote
processing.
Gagan said the panel would
have reviewed Orange County's
per formance with new voting
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Hospital Cer emony
·Broken Leg Fails
To Halt Graduation
• By JOHN NEEDHAM
Of .. ~,... ....
When Aoctors at South Coast
Medical Center told Laguna
Beach Hilb School senior Greg
Stawicki be wOuld have to stay
in the bolplt.al another month,
be tbouabl be would m1as b1a
graduaticl:l ceremooy.
lege be'U be moving about with
a cast on bis rightleg.
.. , don't care about that:• be
said . "I just want to get out ol
here. But I'll miss the people
that did this foe me."
Man Nabbe d
After Irvine
Shooting
* * * Prop. B's
Faw Not
Dewrmined
Tbe fate ol. Proposition 8
on Tuesday's election
ballot remained uncertain
late Friday because not all
votes had been tabulated.
With 99.82 percent of the
statewide vote totalled.
the proposition had gained
2.828,160 yes votes to
2.802.929 no votes. That's
50.2 percent in favor and
49.8 percent opposed.
Passage o r t h e
proposition would a llow
the state to issue revenue
bon d s to s upport
dev e l opment or
a lt ernative en e r gy
sources
One weary state aide in
Sacramento said persons
concerned about the fate
or the proposition would be
better off by calling back
Monday
U.S. Money
S upply
Dwindles
NEW YORK (AP> -The na-
tl on 's basic mone y s upply
slipped S800 million in the week
e nded May 28. the Federal
Reserve Bank of New York said
Friday. as signs of a rapidly.
weakening economy continued
to surface.
The West dechne left MlA. ... taQJ ol eaab md daeektng ., , *• la .....,m«dal banb, at a I 1 a•Uy tMlJuated a..-ace
ol ._.8 IJIDkJJl for Ule week.
Tbe New Yort Fed al8o said
commel'Cial and industrial loans
at m.-U.S. banb fell $130
millloo to a total or SlS2.14
billion in tbe week, following a
$1.1 blllioo drop the -eek before.
Business Joans at large New
York City Danks rose $339
million. against a $730 million
drop a week before and a $14
million fall a year earlier.
Mone y growth is s een by
many economists as a major de-
ter m inanl of inflation and
economic growth. The Federal
Reserve sharply tightened its
c ontr o ls o v er credit and
monetary expansion in mid-
M arch in a bid to slow the
economy and curb an 18 pereent-
a-year inflation rate.
In another economy devel-
opment. the consumer install-
ment debt fell nearly $2 billion
in April as Americans paid off
more than they borrowed for the
first time since May 197S, the
board reported.
The drop was the largest in
the 37 years that the government
h as been keeping consumer
credit data, said a Federal
Reserve official who asked not
to be ldeoUfled.
The decline bad been expected
in the wake ol the central bank's
action on March 14 to slow COD·
sumer borrowing by setting con-
trols on credit, including retail
and bank charge cards.
Coast
1t'e adle r
Late nl8bt and early
moroln1 low cloud•
otberwiae fair tbri>uah
Sunday. ~ todaJ mid
IOI at bMcbM to QPPer
'70e tnlmd. Lon tonl&bt
in tbelOI.
llWl•T••AY
l•r,,_ •••••••Caw n,pw. TntH
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (AP > -Ma'rtba Coleman. who was
with civil rilbta leader Vernon E. Jordan Jr. seconds before be
wu abcJl May 29, bu undergone a lie detector teat and may be
hypnotised in an effort to bring out her memoriea ol tbe anlper
attack, official.I said.
Allen County prosecutor Amold Duemling said Friday the
36-yea.r-old divorcee wu not a suspect in the shootinl ol the Na·
tiooal Urban Leque president He said tbe lie detector test was
a matter of "routiDe tborougboess" and the bypnotiam was
planned to "aui.st her recollections."
C'•••n••••• •~le 1t11• SP9~ St•ll••
MOSCOW <AP) -Soviet cosmonauts Yuri Malysbev and
VladJmir Abenov docked their new Soyu T2 capsule Friday
with the orbiting Salyut 6 space station, lbe official news aiency
Tass reported.
After cbe<ting tbe llnk·up to make sure it wu airtight,
Mal)'SbeY and Aksenov went aboard the Salyut to join cos-
monauts Leonkl Popov and Valery Ryumin, il said.
l•dp B••fh A•tln-se11 Major \'frlortf
WASHINGTON (AP> -A federal judge banded indepen·
dent presidential candidate John B. Anderson a major victory
Friday by striking down a law giving the two maJor political
parties special low postal rates.
U.S. District Judge Jack B. Weinstein in New York said
a new law permitting low third-class mailing rates only for the
Democratic and Republican national committees was un-
constitutional.
FroaPageAI
VOTE PROBE
equipment anyway, but now bas
a keener interest in probing the
situation.
He said Olaon has kept in daily
contact with the secretary or
state's office.
Aa part of its st.udy. Gagan
said the panel would want to
hear from Oi.soo himself, as well
Irvine Eyes
Possible 12o/o
B~etHike
.A ~ lrvtne cltJ budget
that calls for $18,532,616 In
spendlq for the l~ filcal
year wu unveiled Friday b7
CitJ offldala.
Tbo .,.,.._el is 12.9 perceot
lllaber Uum 1ut 7ear's. A tptal o( $16,813,198 la
budgeted for day -to-day
opera1ioas and $2,189,500 is
earmarked for capital
improvements.
Police · and public works
expenses accoubt for 57 .9
percent of the operations
bud1et. which is tunded l&rselY
by aalea tu rneoue.
tnlne Cit)' Council budset
beariap have been scheduled
for 7:80 p.m. June 17 and 9:30
a .m. Jame21.
A new budget ls scheduled to
go into effect July 1.
DAILY PILOT
• • •
as lbe manufacturer ol the vote·
counting equipment, Martel
Systems Inc. of Tulsa, Okla.
He said no date has been set
fOT the commission's meeting.
The commission's authority
would extend not on}) to the
vote-counting machines, but also
to the computers which
translate results into printouts
The computen used by the
county are provided by Com·
puter Sciences Corp. under a
seven-year contract.
The major problems with vote
proceasing 5"med to emer1e
wben mqnetic t.apes coot.ainiq
the resulta of 38 precinct.a were
rejeeted by the computen
It required tranafeni.ng t.be in-
form atlon onto new tapes for 36
or the precinct• to get them
through the computers suc-
cessfully.
In the case of another pre-
cinct, 237 voters lo Anaheim
were given the wrone ballot
card.a and they ca.st votes fot
partisan candidates outside
their di.slrlct.. Tboee votes were
voided.
Gagan said the commission
can order either replacement
vote-counting components
through dteertificaUoo or Im·
pose cood.ltlons on use of present
components.
But the state offtclal said It
was his understanding that some
human error was involved in
Orange County's problems.
Efforts to reach Olson for
comment Friday afternoon were
UDJUcceufbl. An aide laid be
was la a meetlnc.
The previous record for tardy
vote returns wu beld by Pr'fSDO
County, whlcb ln 1988 wu two
days late In reportiQ1 final re-
tuma to the aecntar)' of llate'•
office
Air Quality
GOOdl•~
&ep.rate tr.me acddteta in·
velvtna motcrcyc1-clalmed the uv .. of two pel'IOM fTlday In
eo.ta Mesa and Saata Alla.
Costa Mesa Pollee said James
Michael Keating, 22, of 1734
Mloorca Drive, Costa Mesa,
dJed at Fountain Valley Com·
munity Hospital from major in·
jur ies received when bis
mototeycle collided with a car
driven by Dlana Barde, 4', ol Laauna Hll.ls, at the lnteraection
of College and Baker atreeta at
4 :30 p.m.
A passencer int.be Barcic car,
Gr ace Cristodolaqu.l.I, 39, of 1435
Shamrock Lane, Costa Mesa,
sulfered serious injuries. She
was reported to be in stable coo·
dltion Friday night at Costa
Mesa Memorial Hospital.
An 8:'5 a .m.. a collialoo in·
volvt.ni a motorcycle and a pick-
up truck in the 1400 block ol
Richey Avenue In Senta Ana
claimed the Ute of Kenneth A.
Barlow. 19, address unknown.
Santa Ana Police said.
Police said the motorcycl.lst
was prclOOUDCed dead at Tustin
Community Hospital after col·
lidlng wttb the truck driven by
David Brent Moore, 19, of 181216
Sand Dune. Fountain Valley.
Causes ol both fatal accklenta
are under investigation
Golden West
S1unmer Class
Signups Set
Registration for summer
classes at Golden West College
in Huntington Beach wiU begin
Monday
In the college admissions of-
fice. registration by appoint-
ment can be done Monday
through Thursday. while signups
on a walk·in bas is will be
permitted Thursday. Friday and
June 16. 17.
The summer term, June 16
through Aug. 8, will operate on a
four-day week, Monday through
Thursday. in a pilot proJect
a1med at culling costs and con-
serving energy.
Exceptions to this scbedul-e
will be academic prognm.s in
administration or justice and
cosmetology. which will bold
classes oo Fridaya.. aad vartou.s
co mmunity service programs
that will take place on Friday
evenina.s and Saturdays.
Graduation
Set Today
Christ College Irvine's first
full commencement ceremony
will be conducted at 3 p.m . today
on the Turtle Rock campus.
Thirty-one students will be
awarded associate of arts
degrees and 29 will be awarded
bachelor ol arts decrees.
The liberal arts college at 1530
Concordia Ave. wu dedicated
May 20, l.t79, by the Mluowi
Synod ol the Lutheran Church.
'l'be keynote speaker ror
today's graduation will be Dr.
Arnold G. Kuntz, president of
tbe synod'• Southern Callfornla
Di.strict.. The Rev 1bomas Windsor of
Mesalab Lutheran Cburcb in
Downey wtll officiate at the
com mencemen( ceremonies.
The Rev. D. Ray Halm, Christ
College president. also will
participate in the ceremony.
Fro•PapAI
SHOOTING •••
for Aldridae. pollce said.
Aldridge wasn't lo the bolldlnl.
When olficen arrived at the
scene a1 5:~ p.m ., all Dine
employees in the bullclinc wbeG
the •bootlnc started scurried to safety.
Police evacuated nea~:i~ &ulldiftCI and were able to
Farr into aw renderln1.
QUIZ · F£t'ltJRES
RIGBIS L&IDER
Li1'es lip to Plate
Costa Mesan Dick Woods says his customized
Volkswagen broke him fmancially. That spawned the
personalired license plate Then the car got broken.
literally, by a hit-run driver. Woods, who uses the car to
demonstrate the auto stereo equipment be sells. did much
of the costly customizing himself. He values the car.
which has radio-controlled windows. fiberglass body
work, three stereo receivers and 17 speakers. at about
$18,000.
Ammonia Gas Leak
Puts 13 in Hospital
LOS ANGELES <AP> -Thir
teen people were hosp1tali1ed
and four were hsted m criucal
condition after an apparent leak
or ammonia gas forced the
evacuation of a s uburban
Atwa ter co mmer c ial baker)'
Friday afternoon
The Dolly Madison plant v. a..,
evacuated at 3 pm and 40 peo
pie were transported to Countr)
USC Medical Center comph11n ·
ing or chest pains, nausea, short
ness or breath. dry mouths .
bumin& throats and headaches.
Clty paramedics toot eight cl
the people experaencang
symptoms to the medical center.
According to Tony Trap1 .
s pokes man for Count;, Health
Services. the inhalation v1cUm!-
were given oxyJlen lo rehevt·
their discomfort and some aJc;o
r eceived chest x·rays to de
termme the extent of their an
juries.
RaJH> Staptt"t D~ld
SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -A
31-year-old San Franclsco man
was arrested Fnday in coonec·
lion with an attack on a bome
for the elderly and mentally W
in which a blind woman was
raped and many other patients
terrorized beaten aod robbed.
Larry Gordoo was taken into
custody. along with two other
men, at a building near the Keys
Residential Care Home in the
Western Addition, police said.
Sia• Trf•I ~t1'
WEST COVINA <AP> -A
Municipal Court judge ruled Fri·
( ____ ST._lf_TE_)
da~ that he had round enough
t>v1dence to hold Danny J erome
Young for triaJ on kidnapping
and mw-der charges in con.nee·
t1on wtth the death in Apnl of
lO·year-old RooaJd Tolleson Jr.
After a three-day preliminary
beanng., c&osed to Lbe p~ and
the pu.blle. Jud1• William
Ma1es ordel'ed Y~ to appeer
in Pomona Superior Court on
June 20 for arraignment on the
charges.
If Pld iR Sltoetl11g
MODESTO <AP) -A small
posse of lawmen converged on a
quiet Modesto neighborhood Fn-
day afternoon and arrested
Maillard L. King for allegedly
shoollng a California H.ipway
patrolman in Palo Alto.
Law enforcement officials
said they had trailed King for
three days foUowinl the Mooday
shooting incident in wbJcb CHP
officer Ted J Wbile was
wounded.
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LOS ANGBLES <AP>
Johnny canon. bast ol NBC's •"fon.lebt Sbow. •• • .. tD be dis.
cbaraed rrom Cedars-Sinai
lledJeal o.tel' lb.is morn.Laa, a
hospital spokesman said, after
doctors Uld they bad rest.ol"ed
clrcw.tion to Canon's left lei wilttout re.ortlq to suraery.
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Searcben bamttna •1 hart.tMt-
trace ot a small plane tbat dllm-terirated OYer tbe Catalina
Cbanael, •l):=tly catTYlnl two ~ e Cout OJiftt
entbastaata to tbelr~ieat abandooed the mtuton
SPotesmeo for the U .S~
Guard Search and Bea
Center In Loll& Beach c$ back the eutter U.S.S. Ev
and a bellcopter at 1 p.m .
ing further developmenta.
They aald James Samuel
Cardelucd. 22, ot lrvtne. and.
.James Allen Philp, of C.~ '
Mesa, who would have ce,~t.
ed his 21.at birthday today. ;are
presumed lost. The plane ~hap occun-ed Thursday nifht
over the ocean five miles &09lh
or Newport Be(lcJi.
Cardelucci, the~. celebrat·
ed bis fourth weddln1 an-
niversary only a few days ago,
his father Samuel. a buildlna
contractor living in Newport
Beach's Big Canyon district,
said Friday afternoon.
The elder Cardelucci said btf
was displeased with suspensJon
of the offshore search which had
covered about 160 square miles
of sea off Laguna Beach an4
Newport Beach before it ended.
•As far as I'm concerned,
my son is still a live:" be
declared.
N aUonal Transportation Safe-
ty Board investigators had re-
co•ettd a right wing nap from
the Piper PA-18 Super Cttb single-engine plane piloted. .
the younger Cardeluccl. ·
His fathe r sugge)Sted ~
plane, rented from Diet's~ perial Aviation at John W
Airport, may have been invo
in a mid air collision. He b
th at belier o n eyewitness
descriptions and speculation. ·
Don Llorent, a National
Transportation Safety Board air
safety investigator, said be still
wished to interview a Hughes
Airwest jetliner pilot, an eyewit·
ness to the incident.
The unidentified airliner cap·
tain. Oying out of John Wayne
Airport. reported seeing what he
believed to be a Cessna twm-
engine plane explode in flames
about 5:30 p.m . Thursday.
A spokesman for the NTSB
sa id Uorent had gone home Fri-
day afternoon afte r s pending
ne.arly 24 hours oo the case, ~
that DO IUda tlleory \S" ~ c:ouldend at tllia at.age. • •
Cardelacd uld be had IM!iell t old the crew or a Newpor1
Beach police helicopteT reported
Sfting a plant-doing aerobatic
maneuvers ove r channel wa~n
Thursday evening.
Policy, Not Police
A story appearing in Friday's
Daily Pilot incorrectly quoted
Sen. Alan Cranlt.oo as support·
ing a "National Police Act.·~
Cranston's quote should have
read: "I support a Natiooal Ex·
port Policy Act." Tbe DatfJ'
Pilot regrets Lbe typographical
error.
F,....PatreAl . .
CYCLIST •••
all gotog to end? Next tbing )'9'f
know, tbey'll cut out Frtdt1'
mail deUyery. ''
The uai.stant U.S. postmaatat-
oace sent a letter to bJm, teUtnt
him postal rates wouldn't io up,
but they increased an1••1 ..
Wor1Jlinlton uld. ~ t
GARY COMPTON DOES IT AGAIN. ..
Announcing new arrivals at
Detec..._ &o the UAW toaYllD•
Uoa ID Aaabelm i.t olf .a.am
Fridq ln ~ l•PGNd Hra Mid UAW .. mben wtM>
driwetblrm
They •PPfOvtd b)' • UD· •nlmou. lbow ol baDdl a reeolu.
Uon bat"k•n• lb• UIOD •• ptO-
potal lot temporaf'1 quotas on
lmporta and requlrem-..ta UW
-.&ch ·vohame Importer• build
C.... ln NOl1h Americ1n planta.
,,.dM reeolut.lon, which cUd not
• •cb t.be float, denoun~ union
r. '· .. ... .
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l•lden I« d'I009tn1 t.he ·•sn•t nue ute o1 caUrore11 ror t.M
convlaUiain •ite" -.C1111e ol lll be1v1 i'qilttaUon of lmportl.
tn dllcwalQn, delecates called for a wide rent• ol meuUNS that union teadenhlp hu not yet propoMd or edOpted, auch u a h~o.:c:t1y naUonll work 1\0pp t
of prote•b • march on W aahlf\l\00, ru1ber uxu on lm·
port.a. 1 complete ban on lm·
port.a, tu brealtl for buyers ot
dom e tan, mu•lve pubUct·
O.lly P-Sl.tff l'llote
SKATER GENCO TUNES UP AT LION COUNTRY
He Races With Hypnotism and One Good Leg
•'
Quite a Skate
One-legged Man Competes
By PAUL GRIFFO
OlllwO..lyPiloUtifl
.)f the expected 200 skaters
turn out today for the 10·
kjlpmeter Skatefari at bimt
C,.ountry Safari, there will be
e_ql¥ 399 skates between them.
't~ank ~nco, an amputee, plans
tO compete.
'Genco, who had bis right leg
t
• amputated as a child, can skate
a mile in six minutes, propelling
himsetr with a luminum
: crutches.
• At 9 a .m . today h e will
: ~tlallenge two-legged com·
' p~Utors in a three-lap r ace
around a course in the parking
lot at Lion Country Safari.
Cenco, who previously entered
four skating races, skated six
111'.l.iles in 55 minutes 10 seconds at
a' r ace in Century City, and 12.4
miles in 2 hours, 29 minutes
at a race in Long Beach,
he said.
He 'attributes his past sue
l Junior Guard
Tryouts Set
In Huntington
f ' &
• • • I ~ • ..
Tryouts for the 1980 Hunt·
ington Beach Junior Lifeeuard
shm mer program will be held
fD day and next Saturday at
~sonltigbScbool.
~Applicants, who must be
biet ween tbe ages of 9 and 16,
~ill be required to swim 100 ~rds in less than two minutes 8bd ttNd watertoquallfy.
: Relistnttloo ls scheduled to-tt,ay. Stmday and June 14, 15from9
~m to l p.m . at beach operatklos
adquartera, 103 Pacific Coast
gbway.
•Enrollment fee for the eight·
Week proiram wblcb beains
Jllne "3 ia 188. Purchase~ red
sfrimsults and a lifeguard T·
slirt Ulo ia required
•The junior lifeguard program •f dealaned to provi de )'~un1ster1 with an aquatic
bllckl"Ji',md and acquaJnt them
"5th \be buarda ~ oeean IWim·
allng ,llor. UllormaUoa may be ob-
~ ~~~ Sj..~•uard headquarters, . •
cesses m skating to hypnosis.
whach be said he learned at tbe age or 12 from a Boys' Club ln-
s tructor in Pittsburgh
Now a professional hypnotist
in Long Beach, he said he hyp·
notizes himseU the night before
a long-distance race.
"You wonder why my muscles
don't ache after skating 12
miles? I tell myself I'm going to
go 24." he said.
Genco has been skating com
pebtavely for only three or rour
months. he said
He started racin~ to set an ex·
ample for compct1t1ve skater!>
who were coming to him for in-
struction in hypnosis
Genco said he has to compete
against another o ne -legged
skater.
"Find somebody (with one
leg) to race me and I'U train
him. I'll even give him a new
right skate,·· he quipped.
ay campalana by local unions
and • tllrMt to trtt.hhold •UIJIPOl't from .PNalcMnt Cart.tr Ill Nov·
em ~r Uftltea the admloblraUoa
abandons Ill bandl-off •lane. on
lmPorta.
The Import reaolullon that wu
passed rills ror I 1l1latlon re-
qulrlna foreign automakers to
use North American components
In can sold in North America,
atartin& with a "modest percen ..
taae" for low.volume companies
and rilinl to 75 percent of tbe
Air Quality
Unit OKs
Big Budget
SAN BERNARDINO <AP) -
The board of the South Coast Air
Quality Management District,
which includes Orange County.
adopted a $20. l million budget
Friday, but failed to endorse an
air quality standards and
automobile lDSpections bill.
The budget. adopted un·
animously with little discussion.
as 4.8 percent above last year's
budget am1 includes an increase
of 19 positions, for a total of 520
positi')OS tn the AQMD.
While the board mf'mbers vot-
ed 5.4 to endorse the Foran bill
on air qualtty standards as
amended, the law requires at
least six "yes" votes in such a
case. so the motion to endorse
officaaJly railed .
The five members an favor of
endorsing SB84 as at 1s said that
while there would be a slight in
crease 1n hydroc a rbon and
nitrogen oxide emissions under
SB84. the inspection 2nd main-
tenance program required for
individual motorists would pro-
duce greater benefits than have
been anllcipated.
The, five were Orange County
Supervisor Philip Anthony ;
Palm Spnngs Councilman John
Doyle; Rolling Hills CouncLlman
Thomas Heinsheimer. Anaheim
Councilman Don Roth ; and
Riverside County Super visor Al
McCandless. chairman of board.
Rabies Slwts
Set/or Dogs
United Humanitarians of
Orange County has scheduled a
distemper and rabies vaccina·
lion clinic in Huntington Beach
from 10 a .m. to 2 p.m . today at
Murdy Park. 7000 Norma Dr .•
near "Golden -werr m~ &R
Warner Avenue.
Cost or either of the vaccina-
tions is $3. If each shot is given
to one dog, the cost is $5.
A UHOC spokeswoman said
the distemper vaccination also
protects pets against hepatitis,
leptaspiros1s and kennel cough.
She added that dogs under 4
months old can be vaccinated
for distemper but not rabies
No cats will be vaccinated, she
Raid
Cons Win Uegrees
FOLSOM <AP> -Sixteen con·
v i cted felons have won
bachelor o f arts degrees
rrom Sacramento State
University, the first four-year
degrees ever awarded in the
state penal system.
~.June 7. 1980
cu ror companies aelllna more
tban 200,000 can • year . retlated preuure for it to open
operaUom ID NOt1h America.
aee 10 many people drlvlna
foreign can. I wu even more
appalled to tee some of our
brotben a nd •i•ten renUn1
them. We ouiht to lmpo1e of.
rlclal ft.Dea until we aet peopJe
back to work.••
Sucb a b.l&b perceau1e would force foretp companies to build
cara In the Unlted States or
Canada 11 they wanted to stay in
tbe North American market.
The Japanese companies Honda
and Nissan eacb have promised
to open a U.S. assembly plant.
VW iJ sta.rtlnl it.a second U.S.
aaaembly plant, and Renault
modeh will be assembled by
American Motor s Corp .
However Toyota of Japan bu
Woodrow W. Feriuson prell·
dent or Locat n' tn i>etrott.
complained: "It's dls1uat1nc to
see one ~ these aer1eanta' ·•t·
arms d tb.la convenUon drlve up
here in a foreign-made car. H.La
reitonal director ought to have a
little talk with hJm."
James Gillim, a member of
Local 412 in Detroit, added:
"I've had a rew days to tour
CaUfonua, and I was appalled to
In May, lmporta took a record
28 percent~ U.S. car sales. In
some recent month• in
Callfomla, the import sh are baa
been as hJgh aa 48 percent, with
foreign-car sales as high as 60
percent In some counties. '
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Fuel 'Bargain' Costl11
Border Hop Nightmare for Iranian.
TIJUANA, Mexico <AP) -What began
as a quick border hop from San Diego to buy
Mexican gasoline at half the U.S. price has
turned into a nightmare Cor Ali Aknar
Tavakoli and bis family.
Tavakoli, a 26-year-0ld Iranian, admit·
tedly "made a mistake" and lert his U.S.
passport and student visa back in his
Riverside apartment.
AS THEY BEADED home last Saturday.
he told the U.S. border ins pee.,,. that he was
Iranian. He promised that friends would de·
liver his papers Monday, which they did.
and Tavakoli spent the weekend with his
American common-law wife and their 2-year-
old son in the Mexican Cishing city of
Ensenada.
But back al the border Monday, they
were refused entry again. Tavakoli was
turned over to Mexican immigration offi cers
and his visa was canceled because or Presi·
dent Carter's order against renewing them
for lraruans with special validatJon
"It was the most expensive tank of gas
<'Ver.·· says has 22·year-old Amencan wife.
Cindy.
Tavakoli was released from jail Tuesday
by paying St.400 for an airline ticket to Iran.
Mexican authorities allowed him and his
family to stay as tourists.
Roman Cardenas, a local immigration
chief, said it was "unjust and cruel" that
they were refosed permission to go home but
that Mexicans could do little more than re-quire proof of a return ticket to Iran.
Although they said they wanted to wait
for a Moslem wedding, the Tavakolis drove
to a Tijuana attorney's office and were m ar-
ried Tuesday for $50. •
THEY HAD M ET AS sophomores al
Southwestern College in Okl~oma City, and
last month Tavakol i f1n~shed up his
bachelor's degree an c~ul1lr mathematics
at Central Slate Unave 1ty Edmond, Okla .
Two weeks ago. th y moved to Riverside
and started making plans for him to enroll in
postgraduate work at a Riverside or San
Bernardino County school
Thursday, as they wailed with t~ future
uncertain. the Tavakohs flied a pet1l1on
pleading with U S. authorities for permanent·
resident status an the United States.
Joint Police Work Sought
Citing the endorsement by
voters of Propos ition B. the
Orange County Board of
Supervisors has agreed to lobby
for legislation that would com·
bine certain functions or the
county shenff's and marshal's
offices.
cent majority was essentially a
poll. Enabling leg1slallon ts re-
q1ured to combme the offi ces.
Consolidation of court-related
functions of man hal's office and
shenrrs department as expected
to save the county from Sl.S0.000
to Sl million, off1c1als have
estimated
the same functions in superior
courts.
S upe rvisor Ralph Clark:
called the 320.000 "yes" votes
for Proposition B marked on
Tuesday's ballots a "mandate
from the public."
The county counse1 's office
was di~ted to draft a ball to
forward to Sacramento in hopes
a state legislator w1U take up the
cause.
The propos1t1on that voters
passed Uus week with a 75 per-
Presently. officers from the
marshal"s office serve warrants.
transport pnsoner; and act as
courtroom bailiffs 1n mumc1pal
court. Deputy shenffs perform
"There's no reason we should
not capture th momentum of
thh. tremendous pos itive vote
and end the de<:ade of wasteful
squabblin., that has accom ·
panied tJua issue." Clark said.
HALF--PRICE
ART?
How low can we go?
If you haven't come in to the
lipstair5 Gallery lately, a glance
Fonunacdy for you, thou_gh,
you ca n still get in on some great
huys. \Xt:'rc now reduci ng our
already staggeringly low prices even
further on selected works. How low
can we go? Come ... sec for yourself.
at the lt~t below will ... how you \\hat
you've missed. For the past few weeks,
we've l:x-en selling investment
quality an at savings of up to 50%.
ABRAM<;
AGAM
ALT
ALVAR
APPEL
BA LET
BOULANGER
BORG OILS
BRAGG
BRAQUE
CALDER
CARCAN
CHAGALL
COCTEAU
COIGNARD
COUDRAIN
CUEVAS
DALI
SO%
20 to 50%
50%
10%
40%
-*0%
20%
SO%
2096
.30%
20%
30%
20%
.30%
20%
.30%
4096
20 to 5096
ARCO PLAZA
505 South Plower St.
(2131489-2444
BEVERLY HIU5
DAUMll:R 50%
DELACROIX 20%
ELLl:.NSHAW 20%
ANI 40%
FRJEOLAENDER .3096
CORNrNG 20%
EARLE 20%
NIUMAN 20%
JABLONSKY .30%
KlPNESS .3096
LE BA DANG .30%
LINDNER 3096
MAKI 50%
MANZU 50%
MAX 2096
MIRO 20 to .30%
M ONTANES OILS 50%
MOTI 20%
175 So. La Cienega Blvd.
l l block So. of Wilshire)
NEIMAN
PURDY OILS
REYNOLDS
RIDDICK
ROCKWELL
ROTHE
SASSONE
SECUNDA
SIQUEROS
TAPIES
TOBEY
VASARELY
YVARAL
TO MAYO
SIM.BARI
WARHOL
.r to 20%
50%
30%
40%
JO to 2096
JO to 20%
20%
5(}96
50%
30%
3096
4(l%
40%
20%
2096
20%
NOR11fRIDGE
8940 Rcscda Blvd.
(213) 993-8844
ORANGE COUNTY
South Coast Plaza
,Next to Bullock's)
1714) 549-919\ 2131659-6126
LONG BEACH
3850 Cherry Ave
(113J 426-7070 Buy the timeless on ume
with our conVc:nlent low-interest terms.
Long Buch, Nonhrklae .ad Beverly Hills open Widnnday thru Sunday lO to s
Arco Plaza, Tuesday thru Sanuday 9 ·30 to 5 :30
Orqc County, Monday ttitu Friday 10 lO 9, Sat~ 10 to 6, Sunday 11to5
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,...,,..,.~une1.1• LOCAL IWEATHEA
He Keeps
Memories
Of Coast
8y 8TEVE MilBLE
Of ... o.lty NII ....
Time la important t.o IJ.year·
old Ian Hawkes, the freckle·
raced New Zealander wbo came
to Newport Beach last month,
thanka t.o all IOO realdentl tn bla
hometown of Kaukapakapa.
It was a trip he aald he never
expected and one he said he'll
never foqet. It wu also a trip
be said tle'U probably never 1et
the chance to repeat.
DOCTOas BA VE told the
youngster that be bu only a few
years to Uve. He has muscular dystrophy and ls confined to a
wheelchair. He said he's saddest
because he can't play ru1by
anymore.
But none or these things ap. pear to have clipped his zeal for
life.
• • Le l ' s s e e , ' ' h e s a.i d
thoughtfully when asked about
his California vacation. "I went
lo Disneyland, Knott's Berry
Farm, Sea World, stuck my foot
in a J acuizl and ate a ham·
burger and some pizza."
HE SAID BE also went to an
Angels baseball game and spent
nine innings trying lo figure out
· what was happening. The Angels
lost -that much he round out.
The youth's trip to Newport,
where he stayed with ex·New
Zealander Walter Postans and
his family , began when a
teacher decided Ian should "ex· pand his horizons beyond
Kaukapakapa's one hotel, post
office and two general stores.''
The residents of the tiny farm·
ing hamlet tu.med the teacher's good tbougbta into reality and
raised enouab to send the
youngster, his mother and bis
two sisters, Tracy and Rochelle,
to California, a place nobody in
-it>WJJ had ever visited.
"I THINK EVERYONE in
town went to the airport the day
we left," said Ian.
He said the few shop owners in
town closed for the day to make
the lOO·mile trip into the
Auckland airport.
"It was a little embarrassing.
I never asked to go anywhere. I
didn't even know where Newport
Beachwu."
His first impression of
Callfornia, he said, was that it
was nothing but a land or
freeways and fast ·food
restaurants. But during bis 10
days in Newport be mellowed.
••TilE BEACH 18 so clean it
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tebool ·~ 1lqled out few a .. poor" rat.Ina. = two ol UNI coua~·· 30 ec dlltrtdl were rated by
the Jllf7 .. havlna .. lood .. af.
fircnat.ln 1ct1on pro1ram1
Fullerton Unlfled School Ol1trict
and La Habra ltlementary
School I>Utrtet.
Tb• 1re•d Jury cited aa
1ourc• f« Ill 1tatl1Uea tbe
Oraqe ~ Hbool clJltrktt
and H penou ecn9loyed In 1t1te. eomlb'. federal ud unl· vent~ alftrmatJve aeUoD pro.
1ram1. Teo Ora.nae Cout school dll·
lrlet• were cited for "in·
complete" affirmative acUon
pro1ram1. H well aa fOt' in·
dlvidual deflclencle..
Defleienclea cited by the
1rand Jury for Oranae Coast dla·
trtcta:
o.lty ...... S\Ht,._
NEWPORT VISITORS FROM 'DOWN UNDER'
Rochelle, Ian and Tntey Hawtcn of New Zealand
doesn't even seem much like a beach at all. The people are ter·
ribly friendly and the food's not so
bad. But there's not enough
grass; it should be a bit
greener."
Ian said he promised bis
father, who stayed behind in
Kaukapakapa to look after the
sheep and chickens on the fami·
ly rarm, he'd bring him back a
picture of the largest truck be
could find.
"My dad bas a truck for car·
ryin& cattle and fertili%er;• the
youngster noted. "He thought
his truck was big until he saw
pictures of trucks over here.'•
THE REQUEST brought on a
full-day search of car lots and
construction outfits for a large
scale truck. Ian said he didn't
find what he was looking for so
he settled for a "Kee p On
Truckin" T ·shirt from Dis ·
neyland.
"He should like this." Ian said,
holding up the shirt. "I don't
think he's seen anything like this
either ."
Ian said even though he was
thrilled to have made the trip
half way around the globe. he'd
be h appy to return to Kaukapakapa.
"I have to go back to school.
though, and that means I'll pro-
bably have to write a paper on
my tnp They always make you
write papers, you know."
Bid Rejected
Retired, But Not Tired
MADISON, Wls. CAP> -A 71 -year-old man bas been
charged with soliciting prostitution after allegedly offering to
purchase the services of a prostJtuu -tr she would give him a
senior citiz.en's discount.
\
"I'm on retirement and only have $15 to spend," the man al·
legedly told the flashily dressed woman, who turned out to be an undercover police officer making her rounds.
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Wt '•'e V~ ••allarf:
Thia dMtrict WU ret.d U h.aviq
aau.t~ numben of women
admlnlltraton ud f1.eult1. but a lack of males ln thole employ.
ment ll'OUPfl.
Of 7.r teaeben ln 1979, UM dis·
trld had *30 women and 33
mlnortltl••· Of 35 ad· minlltraton. nine were women
and two were minority.
H•atla1toa Beacll elemem·
tary: Lack of minority ad·
minl1trat.ors and teachers. Of
331 teacbers ln 1'79. 147 were
women and 11 wer. mlDOrtty.
Etlbtem admumtratora were
womm.
Oee• View elelaelltaf)': Thla
district laeb tufficlent numben
of both male and mJnority •O.·
mlnlalraton and teacben. fn
tbh year's count. of C41
teacben, m are women ~23
are minority . Of 83 ait-
mlntstrators, 17 are women and
three are minority.
Bathet-Beacll Ullloa IDp Sellool Dlflrtet: With a 11180
count of 335 female and 58
Mlxup In Names
Wrong Operations
Given Young Boys
8El1L.ICVll.Lll!. Ill <AP> -Otrlclals at St. Elizabeth's
Hoepltal aah1 ,.r1d1y they were lnvesU1aUna an operatln1 room
mlx•UP ln whl<'h • I )'t1•r·old boy named Bryan and a 4·year-old
boy namcid lty•n ,..<'tlvtd 1ur1ery meant for each other.
On May It, Uryan Chr11t, who needed a tonsillectomy, was
who•led Into the UPtr•tln11 room and had his urinary tract
enlar1ed. Thal pl'OC't1durt had btlen Intended for 4·year-old Ryan
Schreder! who ln1te1d had hJa tonsils and adenoids removed.
lk>lp lal 1poknm1n Mlch1el Bider on Friday confirmed the
mlx·up, hut dtcllned to comment on any pouible cause. Both doc·
tora who perf ormltd the 1uraery also refuaed comment.
IN A SIMILAR CARE IN Philadelphia In March, two women at
Graduate ll<>1pltaJ underwent at leut partial operations fol' each
olhera' maladiea.
Bider Hid both younssten bad been re·
leased from the hoapltaJ. "and are reportedly doine quite well."
Roberta Chrlat, Bryan's mother. said
hospital oC'flclal~ told her "the operation Bryan
had by mistake won't cause him any pro-
ble ms."
But Dr. Jean Lockhart, d.irector of the
public health services and government affairs
department of the American Academy of
Pediatrics in Chicago. said: "Any thing that ls
not necessary should not be done -that's re-
ason enough . . . You always avoid any pro-Hn,.
cedure you can if you can be as well ort wit.bout it.:·
BADER SAID THAT An'Ell THE error was discovered, both youngsters received the proper operallons.
Mrs. Christ said she believed the s1milanty in the two boys'
names may have caused the mix·up.
She said the boys had rooms across the hall from each other
and that after the operations. sht> and Ryan's mother, Mrs. Robert
Schrader. wt>re called into~ nurses' lounge.
She said they met with Dr. Donald L Jerome, an ear, nose and
throat specialtst who was to have operated on Bryan. and Dr.
Stuart W. Mauch. the urologist wno was to have done the surgery
on Ryan.
MRS. CHRIST SAID THE DOCTORS apologued and that Mr;
Schrader was very upset and crying She said hospital ad·
ministrator Sister Paulette also apologized and said the families
would not be billed ''for that day in the bo&pit.al. ·• Bar decll.oed coQlment on bllllna procedures.
mlDortty teecWI out of a L230~.die dllatct WU r.-S1M
deflca.nt ln mlnortt7 bArtnl.iOf 51 admtnlltraton, 10 are w •m
and' are minority. ''
ln'IM Vlllfted ~ ~: Tbl• dl1trtct wH co111tclei5ed
lacldn• In both mlnorlty 4d·
mlnlltraton and men In tJqth
employment ca~aorles.
Current year figures sboWed
482 women and 33 minorities
working u teachers, and 11
women and one minority bfred
in admlnlatratlon.
Lapu lleaeta tJlllfted 8dlell
Dtstrld: Deficient in mlnority
administration and teachers.
1980 1tatlsttcs showed 70 women
and six mlnorlttes out of a
201·member faculty and two
women and ooe minority oqt of
11 in administra~ve~ roles.
Captttra., Ualfted ~ .... Dls-
trtct: Deficient in minority ad-
mlnl5tration and teachers. Of a
total 1,131 teachers in im. •12
were women and 45 were
minority.
Of 74 admin.istraton, 19 are
women and none are minority.
Newport·Mesa Unlfled Se-.a Dl1trtct: Lacking in minority
admln.iatration and faculty. Ost,.
ed on 1980 teacher rosters are
5H women and 28 minorities out
of a total 1,380 teachers.
And of 92 administrators. 17
are women and one is minority.
Oraage Coast Co••-lty College Dl1trict: Not enough
minority te achers and ad·
min I.st.rat.ors. No totals for the
two employemnt categories
were Usted. but in 1979 the dis-
trict employed two minority and
two female managers. and 198
ff'male and 20 minority
teachers.
Saddleback Comm••UY
College District: Rated "poor."
with deficiencies in minority
managers and teachers. Of 2168
teachers in 1980, 73 are women
and 13 are minority. Of 34 ad-
ministrators, five are women
and none are minority.
CountyWlde. the pro port.ions of
women and minority teachers
and administrators has in·
creased.
But six years later, the jury
continued, ··Some <school dis·
tricll>) have retrogressed and
s till others have made no ap.
parent change."
The Rrand Jury r ecommended
that st.ate officials require dis·
tncts to use the ethnic and sex·
ua1 makeup of the county com-
munity as a measuring stick. 1
'We're golllfl te ftdela a naennald.'
••1'9 Pllef etarrlen .. altelr.,.. It•• ... are
Rehn lllHen, left, &W s.,. ... ., ••d liaa Cerhtt.
\
'
Doily Pilot carrien combine fun, MJOrk and education. .
They t.orn Nluabt. 1ltil& operalift« their 01C7ll bmine ...
and •olinw ..,;,,,,people.
They earn anti ION money 1«1rlcin6 in daeir1pare time.
.4nd Doily Pilot carrien laaN fun on daeir 1pecial trip• __ JWUn6, to Durutyland, Caaolina and ollaer recreaiionol :
Clr8(ll.
If you GIW -.e 10 or older ond tNnl io laa11e fun worlc-·, m. and ~' 111Gil alul eo9011 '° Doily Piloa CireuJo.: .
lirM, SllO r. Boy SI., Bo~ lStiO U. Co.io Me.a, 9262.6, or
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~:Honor
::·.Students
The UCLA Alumni As-
sociation bas awarded
scholarships to seven
Orange Coast area high
1 school students, alumni
· llpokeswoman Barbara
· 'Kahn said.
· Winner of a $1,200
· ·'award was Kelvin Sakai
• 'of Edison High in Hunt-
ington Beach.
Todd Lincoln of
Newport Harbor High in
Newport Beach won a
Sl.000 seholarship.
• · Winne r s of $800
·scholarships were Anne
Bunning of University
High in Irvine and
Barbara Roberts of
·•Marina High in Hunt-
• ington Beach.
Three s tudents won
S700 scholarships. They
are Karen Overstreet, ~ Dana Hills High, Dana
,Point ; Mi c helle
: Pompeo, Los Amigos
,,'Hilb, Fountain Valley;
I ' and Nicholas Tdfli~sic,
'. Edison High.
'".Signups .,
.. !bmounced
-.:''For GWC •
~. " Registration for the
• ,Jummer s ession a t
. Golden West College in
.Jiuntington Bea ch
begins Mopday and will
.continue until June 17,
college officials said.
!-· Re1latration by •P· ' pointment ls scheduled
to be held in the ad·
missions office June 9 f lb rough 12, and on a .
~ walk-in basis June 12,
I 13, 16 and 17.
Classes in the summer
session will, with a few f exceptioos, be held four
w days a week, Monday
through Thursday, from
June 16 to Aug, 8.
College officials ·said
the shortened week. is a
pilot program aimed at
cutting costs and con·
serving energy.
M. . 1n1ster
Jailed in ,
Slaying
t MODESTO <AP> -A
I female minister from
Washington bas been sentenced to 17 years to
life in state priloD for
sec0Dd-de1ree murder
of anotber woman
mmi.t.er In a feud over a
third woman.
Naoml Harvey. 40,
pastor of Paith Taberna·
: cle Cburcb in Centl'al
l
• .Park. WMb.. WU MD·
tenced bJ Superior
Court Judie Norman S. Reid.
Sbe pleaded pllty to
Sbootiae Darlene Marie z Shipley, also 40, ala
~ Umes • tbe YicUm aal i in ber car in Oakdale • • Jaa.t .
IDYM:daatcn aid Ila Sblpley, iOUDder ol Blue s.u v.._ OQIPel Tem·
pie ln ......, w• Ibo&
after•~o•• Tommy Laa Jtai1oD who
hM li-S --.u. edler
women at dlfle.-•nt
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• la tM iao•a, wbeD I "" .. edMor of : Time mqasine, I roam .. nl •..iy
! year lftei ,..,. tbfouP ~. put of
the Amierkan West. ,..Nl'dllal IDd
'writlq a IJ'Ml DWDber ol ..... and
reatuN at.crie9 t.b&t dealt with al1DG1t
everythiq ol aat,joaal and bwnan ill·
temt thaf wu oceu:rrtna ill tbat ball ot . the UnitedSta&m.
ltveo tbeo, oply 25 yeart a10,
. an unbellevablJ lar1e part of the
White llan'a West wu aWI ch_,-ac·
terbed by a cloaeneas to lta pioneer
heritqe; by lone, lonely d11tances: by
iaoJated. r...tlel'·lookina amaU towns,
many wttb bomesteada of Joa and aod
roofs and wide mala atreiki ol falH-
front buildlnp; by remote and teat·
tered industrial and commerelal cen·
tera, 101De of them. lDdeed. al.read)'
forlom and weathered nminden of
local and regional booms of the put;
and, above all, by ~aciousnesa, ex·
panalwmeu. and numerous unspoiled, aw•sor· eveo mqical vtatu. ·
THE LOOK. feel, and navor of an
older and more romantic storybook
West sWl seemed -to me, at least -io
be everywhere in the land ol big skies,
bqe dlstanees, and breathtaking, ever-
cbaogin& terrain splendors.
The awesome space, ot courae, was a
setUng for life. I reeall it as a time
when many towns bad only two ban -a Stoc.kman's and a Mint; whea the
' roads were filled wltb bindlestiffs,
' itinerant nmcbbands, and gandy_ dan·
cers; when original Charlie Russell
, paintings, now in museums and today
worth bt.mdreds of thousands of dollars
apiece, bung on the lobby walls of the Northern Hotel in Billings, MonL
The great agricultural and grazing
valleys and boles of western Montana
Jike the Bitterroot, the Mission, the
' Deer Lodge, and the Big Hole were lit·
tie c hanged from the 19th century.
There were few realtors. no sub·
divisions. and a ranchbou.se still looked
like one of the 1880s.
All across the map of the awesome
spaciousness were dozens and dozens or
hamlets and small towns that looked
like Wild West movie sets: Hanksville
and Parowan, Utah ; Tucumcari and
Wagon Mound, New Mexico; Teec Nos
Pos and Patagonia, Arizona; Pinedale
and Kaycee, Wyoming; Wtsdor;n and
Fishtrap, Montana; Gem and Elk City,
ldahO\ and John Day and Joseph,
Oregon, were a few of them.
BETWEEN THE valleys west of the
front ranges, the mountains wer,. almost the exclualve domains of wild
lifet Forest Rangers, miners and
stocameo, and seasonal hunten (many
of whom manqed to 1et lost every year).
'E".-rfl 9 .. 11.-ratlo11 leas
look.-d · ••~k af a tt'.-sf
r•os.-•P•~i•••11.-ss ... . ... ~.. ..... ........... . ... .. .•... , ........ _,
But then tbey were real wildernesses.
not yet called such by Congress and nof
yet gussied up by trails for swarms of
backpackers and s uburbanized by
thousands of sum mer and winter resorts.
Even crossing a well-traveled desert
like the Mojave could be an adventure.
You usually did it after dark with a
canvas water bag s lung from your
radiator cap, and if you were still out in
the empty land after dawn, the chances
were you caught sight of old pros~·
tors, with their picks and burros, m
among the sagebrus h, rocks. a nd
Joshua trees.
In a sense. these musings of yester·
day are the stuff of dreams and of con-
temporary irrelevance and unreality.
Every generation has looked back at a
West whose spaciousness was once
more awesome than that of its own, and
bas recop.lzed tb.8t time did not and could not standstill.
EVEN IN TBa 19505, there were
abundant signs of cbanaea that were
coming. With air conditionln1 and
swimming pools. people were learnin1
to live and wort in the desert, and
Phoenix and other bot-country, water·
scarce centers were beginning to boom.
Residential expansion was belinnini to
become l.lrban sprawl beneath the
rimrock at BUlings and south from Mis·
soula toward Lolo in Montana.
Exploitation of e~pty spaces. begun
~ the military and various govern· ment agencies in Nevada, New Mexico,
and other western states during World
War II, was quickening. creating new
clusters of population, as well as road
networks. service installations. and
testing complexes that altered and ob·
scured the terrain a nd oblite r ated
s paciousness and natural wonders.
Other developme nts, boosted by
Chambers of Commerce and many of
them catering to new investors as well
as tourists. were opening parts of
Nevada, Utah, Colorado, New Mexico,
Arizona -in fact. every western state.
AT TIIE TIME, accelerating change
was so clear and obvious that I wrote for
Time magazine: "A century from now. 1t
will appear that the United States or 19SS
w a s on.I y ha If d e v e I o p e d .
. ·" ) .
By then, the western ha lf wdf be sp
utilized. industrialized and populated
that it wiU look and be like the ea.stem
half ol the country. apd the entire na-
.tion will at last be a single, fullt ·
developed whole."
Development h~ come so r.at to the
West, and la comlt{1 so much faster aJI
the time that my predietioo. I am sure.
will be realized long before2055.
The islands of awesomeness are each
.,...~,..~ , • ..,... b sflU ._.,.
spa,.~-"o ••U.-rri.a I•• • •• ..,. -... ..,. ....... ,, f• •
•IUlng d•~k for r1dna•
tlen.~
year bttommg fewer tn number and
s maller 1n size.
In addition. those is lands that re·
maan are already bc-commg so ut.alized
and familiar 1 note lht-J eep trails, hun·
tt.'r'I' rigs, J?eolog1sts mobile homes. and
!':ehcopters I that tht·\' are f~t losing
01~1r umque <'haracter Magic mystery.
ulenct> . ..,erenity, privacy-the ex ·
h1hrat1on or coming upan the unknown
of t>xplonn~ the untrodden of be·
mg dlone with nature and nature'-; gods
and spints -or cxpenencin~. Ul short.
th(.• a.,,~menl•S!> or <>pace. ~ 1t has
been known in tht< West. a re all
dangerously on the 'erge of complete
and ftn al d1:.appearancl"
tr such " prospt·c·t 1~ trUl'. then
t here 1s little com fort in J~!>Urtng
.
.
ourselves that we arc simply the latest
generation to cry that "the West is not
what at used to be." What we may be,
instead. is the last generation to know
and enjoy the legacy of the West's
awesome space.
Wherever there is still such space -
no matter what its spiritual or physical
assets may be -wherever population is
still sparae, wherever scenic beauty h~
still been protected for the wellbeing or
man. the land. and nature -there t.o-
day 1s a sitt.mg duck for ruination.
. THE&E IS A target for earthmovini
machines, real estate develapments, sub-
divuuons. dam builders, nuclear and tox·
1c material waste dumps, MX sttes and
military inStallatlons, energy resource
exploatation, dan11e rous experiments,
a nd Just plain technical, technological,
and andustrial development.
The most thatonecan hopefOt"is that in
the sudden frenetic rush or our genera·
t1on, caught 1n unprecedented national
a nd internatio na l dile mmas that
threaten the hfc.-and ruture not only of our
nation but or mankand. we may somehow
have the will and wisdom to think or
ourselvel\ as steward.., <Jnd to max1m1ze
the p7t>tect1on:.. min1m12e the destrue·
t1on, and saVl' as much a!> possible of the
kind of Western spacl' our ancestors a nd
we have IOOkl'd upon -cind still consider a:.<1 wesc>mc
lfrpnnled from "That AWt':.ome Space.' a
st udu of Wt'St ern prohli:m:. b11 ttuo The
lnst1lult' o/ the Aml'ncan ~t'\t
Offshore Sites Threaten
This Time Coast's Concern I s n 't Heard
By 1110MAS D. ELIAS
Offshore oll drilling was once
an issue confined to Southern
California. where the 1969 Santa
Barbara Channel spill sens1tu.ed
conservationists to its dangers.
Suddenly in the 1980s. the en·
Ure California coast bas become
involved. For the federal gov·
ernment now plans to ope n
virtually all parts of the state's
s horeline to oil exploratJon an
lease $ales scheduled ror 1981
and um.
IN NORTHERN California. where the planned 1981 sale
would involve 1.3 millJoo acres
from Santa Maria lo Humboldt
County. conce rn has now
become urgent.
One study of the sale's pot en·
tial impact concluded that tl
could cause a 20 perttnt drop in
tourism on the north coast, an
SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA
FOCUS
area which depends heavily on
tourist dollars. Some or that
loss. the report said. would come
rrom the unavoidable vasual im·
pact ol offshore platforms . But
tbe heaviest damage to business
would occur if there were a spill.
The whole north coast. says
Sonoma Ccunty planner Richard
Retecki. could produce only
enough oU and gas to power the
nation for eight hours. His point
is that s uch a s ma ll benefit
doesn't Justify the potential 1m· pact on the roast.
He trunks the lime for states to
step m as after the leases have
been sold and the 011 companies
apply for perm1ss1on to drill.
.. TOO LATE," says Michael
Fischer, the Coas tal Com·
mission's e-ccutive director. By
the tune leases are sold, tie
believes. the drilling ~roponents
will have too much momentum
to stop ··The time to work things out 1s now ..
But m a ny local officials
believe the lntenor Department
has no mtentaon or working things out
"Santa Barbara appears to be
treated liJte. the Indians:· said
one city councilman after a
meetang with an Interior un-
dersecretary.
Added a county s upervisor.
'They roruer With local govern-
ments but do not take our con-
~ems senously ·•
Bits 'n' Pieees Beside the Bay
TH.AT CONCERN has led all
2S California Democra\a in the
House OI Representatl\res to re·
quest al least a two-~ar delay
In the Northern C&P.fornia lease sale.
"Cruc ial e nvironme ntal
studies will not be completed an
time ... despite assurances
from Interior Secretary Cecil
Andr~ that adequate informa-
tion will be available," the con·
aresamansaid.
Feelmgs are running so high
that Andrus cancelled out of .a
Los Angeles appearance at the
last moment in late April just to
avoid confronting a planned
lar1e protest demonstration.
ByBERBCAEN
SA'N FRANCISCO-Time is re·
: lathe. For instance, e ight·
: year-old JusUn Karpman, who
: saw .. StarWan"22timea.saldto
bis mother about "The Empire
• Strikes Back": "It better be good
: -I've waited ball my life for
: W.!"
: Actually, lt 11 lood. Espedally
: tbe tint ball. After that. my at.
: tmtiOD apan1... wbicb la th.at ol a
: alx·year.okl. oeaan to wander oil
: toadllitantplanetakln.1tlmeqo.
. rooa.te: the wa, I count it oa : mr flqers, the final "Star
: Wan .. eequeJ wW come out ln
i. if that~ aD7WD1.
Crystal Bawl: No w that
Bonzo-s co-star is all but elected.
who will be bis rirst appoint·
ment? 'lb.is is the question that
bas put half the electorate to
sleep, but I still predict it will be
Steve Martini.
STEVE, THE Wbite House
barber for Ike, JFK, LBJ andNlx·
on. la now touring the country on
behall of Grecian Formula, and even though Ronnie la rumored to
use Bea Cott, a lla.t't.lnl In the
barbenbop could help.
Now, a sample of the next
P1'euie's syntax:
On the aulJject of Cuban re·
fugees, rtea,u la quoted as say-
ing: HUnW we know that we
have a ....... Qlltem Mt ... I Jmt ea•t ........... tbe 1adl ot' h_upa~Dltarialam there ta ln
•uttllll tblt otJ -~ '° ............ ba•• •• ..., w .. { Cite> out aeroa1 tbote
watel'I ud tl'Jl.._ to ~ ........ ae eoUID't ba" .-11-. • .,....<lie>.
a s hower curtain inscribed,
"TIM E's Body of the Year" ...
The last hjppie: For the first
time in more than a decade. a
barber shop bu opened ln the
Haight·Asbbury ... And on
Castro. Meredy Amyx spotted a
l ice n se plate reading
"FESTIVE." and wonders if we
have now reached the polnt of
adoptin1 a euphemism for
"gay"?
m eats, which angry up the
blood": "Go very lightly on the
vices, a~h as carrying on an
society. The social ramble ain't
restful," and of cour5e the un· avoidable ··Don't look back -
somethlnl ml&bt be gaining on
you."
Ironic that Dlck Donovan·s on-
ly deathless prose will 110 down
the a•es credited to someone
else.
The interior Department's
response was a large ho-bum.
with one spokesman observt.n,
that everyone is in favor or
otrshore drilling -as 1001 u {l's
not wheretheyUve . •
THE ADMINIS'l'UftON at·
tltude also worries Southern
Callfornians. For the planned
Southern California sale mi&bt
involve not -...... on Santa Barbara that have been • cloled
preserve slnff the 1969 spill. but
also the Santa Monica 8Q and .,_,.. ol <>n.n,e County. wtth
1om• of the mo•t ~pular bilae ... in the natlee.
.aa.~ had hoped
lb••'~ CoutaJ Commlllion
coalcfiitl u • alUeld aaatnat the
oftabon drlllln1 plan• ill t.be
moat .-Stive and lffftlc areas .
Tb• federal Coastal Zone
llaai41l2 WIDtAet calla rot ... tea
to m-. lbik coaatal IOMS, .. ,..:~_, f*dlril aet.toa that .. ~ atteeta·· the eoattal
.. e --.. eoutltent wtth Ute ....
Mdr9 tlillj a'octbdn~UM --~ llit ,..._ law.
Past administrations have
listened to the local conserva·
Uonlst concerns. 1'hey have de-
1 et ed the most scenic and
popular lourtst areas from pre-
vious dnUing plans.
BUT THE 1981 and 1982 sales
wUI be the first ever conducted
in California by the Carter Ad·
ministration, if it is reelected. So
no one is certain yet whet.her
any concerns will count. other
than the uraent national heed for
oil ~nd gas. ·
Alld that leaves Calltomtans
who care about preserving their
couUine, north or south, very
womed.
DAILY PILOT
Tiie commeQ.! page q( the
Daily Pilot 11eeb to tnfbrm
and \imulote rudcra by
prt1entln1 a variety ol com-
mentary on toPfca ol tnttrat
and 11,nmcance I~ lnf0t· m td observera ~and
'po1cesmen
Robfrf N. W•td. ~
A•d1 Mada BaoefoipMdia
8rit ...... '• ~ v.-.... Of leaeaee llDdu..t ...... tOGall
lltl.Ala; 7, fA TWaa. <*la., for Wea'*'*': ••s•a 11 ••,.sv aoas· FLAG'
8etay Roa -... Pb.lladel"'1• seamstna w9'o 1nact. flap at
th• time of tl•• ,\mhlcan Revolut1M. ~1end aaya tbal
she was tM person wbo made
the ftnt Americu n., tbat dis·
played both sun and alripea.
Tbere ls no otficlal or abaolule
proof, however. that Betsy Rosa
was Indeed the ooe who made
the n.atkm's ftnt ftag. But there
are some lndlcations tbal she
might have been.
A grandson of Betsy Ross
named William Canby wrote a
paper in 1870 in which he report·
ed that his 84 -yea r -old
grandmother told him the story
or how she made tbe first otficiar
flag for the United Stales ..
THI! 8TORV AID lhal ll\
June or 1'7'16, a committee
beaded by Georae W ashlngton
asked Mrs Ross to make a nag
On the committee was George
Ross. an uncle of Betay's first
husband who was also a signer
of the Declaration of Indepen-
dence.
The committee asked for a
nae with six-pointed stars but
Betsy. according to the story.
persuaded them to use rive-
pointed sLars since she believed
they Jooked better
There Is no proof this actually
Healthy Appetite .... ~
This greedy gobbler, looking like a creature from
another world, actually is a giant tortoise from the Galapagos Islands. His residence now is in Germany's W Coloe:ne 1.00. 'l
happened. But we definitely
know tMt e.t.ly WH OM ~ the official fl11makers for the
PenDJylvan.l' Navy ud that tt Is
poHible 'bat tbe atan·ud·
ltripett deailn lbe made WU the one adopted by Conareaa on June
i..1m.
WE DO NOT KNOW where
Betsy's nae is at the present
time. but many historic Oaes
from the Revolutionary days are
on display In tbe Smithsonian
Institution In Washington. D.C.
Included Is tbe nag that was still
there in tbe dawn's early light
following the bombardment of
Fort McHenry during the War of
1812. This is the nag that in-
spired Francis Scott Key to
write the words for the nation's
nationaJ antbem.
Betsy Ross was born 1n
Philadelphia a nd was the
daughterof a Quaker carpenter.
Betsy Ross was born in 1752
and eloped with an upholsterer
named John Ross when she was
21. Soon afterward. Ross was
killed in an accident and Mrs.
Ross took over his shop. It was
here that she became known as
an expert seamstress and was
often called on by the Penn·
sylvania Navy to make fl ags.
Andy sends a book from the
Bantam·Britannica Series to
Donnie Williams. 8. of Lansing.
M 1ch . for his quest.Jon .
WHAT IS HUMUS?
Humus is a dark brown sub·
stance that is often found 1n soil
It is formed when roots. plants
and the dead bodies of small
anim als decay.
The decay of animal and
vegetable material is caused by
the action or microscopic living
beings called bacteria and fungi.
The amount of humus in soil af.
reels the soil's texture and its
ability to hold moisture.
A GOOD MIXTUllE or humus
generally helps to increase l}le
size and qu~lity of a crop.
Humus is spong> and sort.
You'll often find it filling the
spaces between the mineral
grains ot the soil and it enables
the plant roots to send out tiny
hairs through which they abeorb.
rood and water. Humus also holds water aod reduces the
problem of water running off and
wearing away or eroding thesoll.
Why Can Birds Fly?
.. And Why Must We Only Stand and Watch
Dear Ellie,
Why can birds fly but man
tan't?
Teresa C.
Dear Teresa,
Scientists believe that many
millions of years ago birds
evolved from reptile-like an-
cestors. The forelimbs became
wings, and the skin became cov·
ered with feathers.
There were, of course. other
changes that took place in birds'
bodies that made flight possible.
For example, the shoulders
supporting the wings bad to
become very strong, the
breas tbone became both long
and wide to provide an
anchorage for the numerous
muscles needed for Oylng, and
the bones themselves became
•very light in weight.
ACTUALLY. WINGS are
l'modified arms with three dis·
tinct parts, corresponding to the
·human upper arm. forearm and
band. Different types of feathers • grow on each part of the wing,
•and each ia important in permit·
Ung the bi-"' to Oy.
So, birds nn Oy because they
have, over many mllllons of
• C:ra, developed the 1peclal
y modi.ftc•tiom that permit
1 lbem to travel :.;:,r· Mammals =:~~ lepu.:~= •it.b ltnlaC claws for dlalna,
otllera :wftti boov• for ruimial, etm «Mn .ttb ntr.etabfe claws roc-.mcieDl bunUnl, and
IOllM -.. tbe Drila--8Dd m•I\ -wtdl buds wMdt Md tbe dawtQ to bokS and ..
tools. Blell form ot Uf• -)&j owJl place lb tat. aDlm•I
kl• .....
look after them. Bathing your
pets in mild shampoo should cer·
tainly not hurt them. providing
you do Ulis onJy in warm, sunny
weather when they can dry
quickly.
IT IS COMMON practice to
bathe show horses prior to com·
petitions so tbeiT coats will be
s leek and glossy, and most
horses seem to like being
wasbed.
But under normal condiUom a
horse should not need to be
washed oft.en. A good grooming
with the proper tools should
keep the coat looking nice and
also make your horses feel good.
Groomina ia important to 10UI'
boraes becauae ·lb• act
e1tabliabee a bolld between them
and JOU. the owner. or course, as you probably
know, lood nutrttloo is the main
requkemla& for bea4b1· bllr Oil
both humaa and non·buman
creatures.
.,. ... i!De.
•) 'WM WClllderlq wby we *
bats .... .at Dlgbt. .....
too much moisture to be IO&l
through the body since so much
skin is exposed when the wings
are spread. This would mean
that bats would be able to hunt
only in the vicanity of water. for
they would be constantly in need
or taking in moisture
Perhaps the most important
reason they have developed a
nocturnal existence is the
enormous number of insects that
a re night Oyers. Also. at this
time. the competitors for the
food are few in number
EWe
Dear Ellie,
Do snails ever go out of their
Shella?
KeUyT.
Dear Kelly,
No. Snails cannot leave tbelr
shells, which are permanently
attached to the body.
If you happen to see what
looks like a snail without Its
sbeJI, you are probably lootiu
at a slug. a species of mollusk
whose shell parts are scarcely
noticeable.
A few types of sluaa have no
shells at all.
TREia HABITS A&E much
llke tbole al aaill. Tbe body la
covered with a mUCUll to pr-nent
it from dryina out, and the cruturea move alon1 by a
aeries fA wa..,MP motiw ot.
tbe mucut1r foot. Tbe1 are
even more •~ble to beat
and cb)A!ll tbaD are ID.U. and
muat seek abelter wben~ aucb conditac.-,,...,.u. TbeJ elll ~matt« and .,. ofta conliclered • pelt by . .......... ~ ....
Thia week•a topic -de-
pictblt an loventlon or dla·
covery wblch bu been of great benefit to mankind
-brought almoat as
many different responses
u there have bffn inven·
Uon.1 and discoveries. And
there were few duplicates.
Thi& week's winner and
the recipient of our S5
prize is Paw• Spas, 12. or
938 Bellis St.. New port
Beach.
SHE PICl'U&ED eltt·
tricity with a sort of
before-and-after treat·
ment using the story of
Ben Frankun·s ke>' on a
kite string as compared to
today's simple wall outlet
for pluutng in appliances. aD , I T"/W~\JE. CO<hE Ft l..DtV6 v.JA\11 ~-The runnerup and win-
ner of S2 is first-time en·
trant James Powers. 8. of
101 2 1 Margo Lane .
Westminster.
HE SHOWED US the
Wright ·Brothers night m
1902 at Kitty Hawk.NC.
Jeff Dalby also sub·
milted an exC'ellent Wright
Brothers drawing and de-
serves honorable mention
So does Karri Matthews of
Santa Ana Her idea was
simple. yet carries deep
meanin~ She sketched a
girl. and her caption read.
.. Greatest Invention" Peo-
p I e -they can d o
anythmg ··
OTHER SUPERB "ork
was by Danielle Courson
of Costa Mesa. Heather
Hughes of Fountain
Va lle~. Bob Dimel of
Costa Mesa and SC'ott
Townsend of Laguna
Niguel.
Keep up the good work.
and welcome to all you
""-Oewcomers.
TRANSMISSION OF ELECTRICITY
Paula Sp.Ila, Newport Beach ,
MAN'S FIRST POWERED FUGHT
Jamee Pow9n, Weatmlnater
For next week, let's try
to imagine what it would
look like if we were dired-
ly involved in one of the
natural disasters we've
been hearing and reading
a bout -•earthquakes.
Ooods. volcanic eruptions
or tornadoes They aren't
plea s ant top1C's. but
nevertheless they are
netural conditions we
must fa~e occasionally.
And the more we know
about them. the better
chance we have or surv1v·
1ng them.
measunng 4 inches by 4
inches Mail them so that
tht-y will be received not
later than Wednesday. to
Uncle Len, Box l!IGO, Coeta
Mesa, cant. 9.218216.
Make your drawings in
black ink on while paper
world scope
po llOMI• •cw •edl QUHtiOft an-~ corr.cttyl
1 Thrrty-one of the 950 W1ter3.lle t•~ reco<·
dtng\ rKencly bec•me •v•il•ble for public
h\lemng fOf the f1n1 11~ The·~ of White
Hou\e conver~11om hel~ bring ~r the
resignallon of Pre\1dent . I .. in 1974.
2 Bert•l•n F•rku became the 111'\t J>ef~ from
.. I to tr•v~ in \f).Ce, when he toolt ~"in•
recent m1u1on •~rd the Scmet Soyuz J6
sp.cecnfl
•-Al~m• b·Hung•ry <·Poland
J President C•rter wtd Ame<ic•'s Europe•n
•ll1n fCHOOSl ONE: shoukt, thc>Ykt noc1 uy
10 begin their own negotiMlon\ wnh Middle
lutern countries concerning P•lesllnt•n ~f
rule.
4 Aller s~ndmg nine ye•n 1n exile, formt!r
Prnideni M1lt()(I Obo<e reocenrly retur~ 10
.. I ... the Afnan Nhon he ruled unul Id•
Amin \eized power in 1CJn.
S Hu• Guofeng ~ the ftrst Chm~
Pfemler to vr\lt (CHOOSE ONE: J~n. 1he
Soviet Union) ~nee 1he fWO counlrte\ es·
t•bli~ cont.ct ne1rty 2,000 ~·n qo.
(tO '*"" N ,_ _. ...._ lllia,.... lft h newt)
A• president of the
~loNI Urban Le•ue,
this cMI rithts ae~ has
ohen apoilen out for the
nshu of poor people
livlns In our n.atk>n''
dtift, ~ he WIS ~'wounded In an
applf9"C amsMNtk>n
actwnpC. Name him.
)
la ...... s. lleblg a famJJy ,_ fea&ue.
TB E QUIZ la H l•te1ral part of die fa.
c:l~uroom _.,.. proua• praa&ed la Oraase
Coast area seMels aa a ,.wtc: senlee •1 die Dally ro.t. ......,.....,_c,...__,.....,.,..
• newsp1dure
The rKeni gr<1dua1ron of more th•n 200 women from the
n•tlOfl'\ three top mrlll•ry •c.ldem1~ \1gnaled • new ch•pler in
lhe hist<>fy of the u.~. armed force\. Defense Secreldry .. l...
right, congr•1ulated Cade• Andre.i H•llen, the l1r\t worn.in to
grtldu•te from W~t Point. ,,
sportlight
(2 point• '°' Nett .,.."°" --" conwctlJ)
t Los Angeles l•kers center (CHOOSE ONE: "Magic" Jotin~on.
IC.,eem Abdul·Jitbbar) wu n.med the year\ ~• nl~ble
plitye. in 1he N•tt0n.1I 81\ketball Assoc1a11on.
2 forw<1rd Larry Bird of the .. l .. w;,u ndmed NBA rootle of the
1-8oston C~tlo
b-OenVef Nuggets
c-Mllweukee Bock'
l (CHOOSE ONE: Joan ~it, Grete W.iitzl won the women's
10,000-meter mlnlnwr11hon In New York. with a WOfld rec:.Gfd
time of JO minutes. 59.S second$.
4 The mafor !Mgue baseball ~Js k>ngKf hitting st~k
'ended recentfV, when Minnesota TWIM outfielder l(en
LlndnNu1t went hltleu In a game ~•Inst the Baltimore
Oriola. laockuux ~hit SUC'Cefffully in .. f •• \lralght games.
a-ll b--11 «-'«)
S Al.lttln CMT, Rld\ard Washin3ton Jnd BlnSo Smith were
linOng the vetecans·~ect to play for the Dall~ Maverl<b,
the new ~ *In tn the (CHOOSE ONE: Nillonit
Hoc:k91 lapt, Natk)nel lbltetblll A6sod.ltlon).
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. . •
•
. .. . .
' ..
' . View of sun's corona made from data sup·
plied by NASA satellite depicts tem-
perature lavers rising as high as 4 million
Faculty Upholds
Professor Fning
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STANFORD (AP) -A Stanford Unlver.iity,
faculty committee has reaffirmed the firing of as-1
sociat.e professor of English H. Bruce Franklin, a
Maoist firebrand who was a lay fiaure in campus
dlsruptims nlne years ago. t
The committee, which originally endorsed the·
firing, reconsidered the case after Santa Clara I
County Superior Court Judge John Flaherty found
Franklin innocent on one of three charges of dis·
rupting university functions.
degrees. Dtrferent shadings represent
densities or corona. Prominent line extend· ing to upper right is called coronal spike.
ll'STHE
WEEKEND AND
~NEED
A DOCTOR.
WHO CAN
YOU CALL?
• IN THE CIVIL REINSl'ATEMENT lawsujt,.
: Flaherty held Franklin was guilty of two charges of,
· · disrupting university functions. DOCTORS' HOUSE CALL SERVICE
COMES TO YOU 24 HOURS A DAY,
7 DAYS A WEEK-FOR NO l!XTRA
CHARGE.
.. We do not bel.ieve that the question of penal~y I is much affected by whether Professor Franklin
incited and precipitated dangerous and disruptive
activities on three occasions on tbe same day or
only on two or even one.'' &be faculty's Advisory ·
Board said ID • 6-0 decilloo.. · Pain tever and illness can
"Ria purpose on each oecaaion, eeeCJl"Clina to I ftere uP anytime of the day the findings of the 1972 faculty board, waa to dis· or 111ght leavirg you With a
rupt tbe normal functionlne ol Stanford University problem if ifs the rnddle of bee~~ of its supposed respooai~.llty for im· the night or the weekend
periahsm and the Vietnam War •. · Where can you fmd a doctor
TUE BOARD'S DECISION GOES TO Slanlord I and when can you see h1~?
President Richard W. Lyman and university HouseThe aCal~~~1 . ors ~ · trustees. then back to Judge Flaherty. ~·~ tsa new : Fnnklln. a speclallat en American noftlist J moblle medical service that
· Herman Melville. became the flnt tmlll"ed pre> brings a hcensed M 0 nghl
feuor fired at Stanford ID '10 yean. He bad been a I to your doorstep to treal
• · prof_. there for 10 years, and a tenured facWt;J 1 routine and non-emergency
· mem.,_ for 1even. 1 cases .
· Be la now a tenured prdeaw at autaen UVll WORRY. SAVE
NOfl•D ADD1D
TO YOUR..,_
Mo6i people are concerned
with the cost ol this rtf1N ser·
vice. The C06t o4 a VISlf to your
hOme rs-comparable lo the
local physicians 1n your com-
murnty and much less than
the local ho6ptal. There IS 00
charge'°' mileage. dlspatch-
1ng or sending tfle mobile unt
IT'SC04mhED
BY IN9URANCE.
Most health insurance plans
will cover a major pOrtJoo of ·· Uldnnlty ID New Jeney. \ • · Tbe cbaraa stemmed from °'f'hl*llD'• con-• ,,__ SAVI! llO..V. the cost House calls are an
duet ID February mt, wbeD tbe • bd eom·) Doctor's House eau Setvice accepted rnsurance charge
put., emtel' wu abut for tllree boars...._ aa oc-has lnstal1ed a uniQue des· , Our office Wiii be happy to
cupaUioa by aatlwar delJlCJllatnlora. P8let'llrg system using radio-asslSt you m the insurance 1 equi>Ped units offering claim procedure
, . 818 SlJBPENSION AND~ flrbal modem and ui>-to-date tech-YOU CAN MCllSTa
. ln January lln2 stemmed from Ute computer! niQue6 allowing the doctor AIGNT NOW.
center iDddeDt Fe)>. 10, 11'71 ad • .,._.. later the IO take necessary laboratory Our trained personnel are
ume _,when be allea~ arled ~. It wu samples, prescnbe and dis· on duty 24 hours a day You
&be speech later in the clay which the Judie threw 08flle ~ medicabon and won't get 8 recorded message
ouL even give a computef'tzed _ or an answering seMc8 We , After 33 days or. pub~c hearinp, the faculty electrocardtogram on the spot. can answer 811 your Questions l board voted 5-2 for his firm. ID .January 1972. The You save pr9CIOUS tlfT18 • dlssen+hu• professors urlrged onlJ temporary sua.-. · and send you further 1nfor· • . ,-~--'-"-transportatJon 1noonvernence mallon Please can now • pension. 1bat board found r £muu&ll innocent in and el1m1nate any delay 1n
• · connection with disrupting a speech by Henry getting the necessary medical Cabot Lodge ln January 1971.
. ~
The American Civil Liberties Union represent· attention
ed Franklin. claiming he was not responsible for
dlsJ'Uptions or violence, and was protected by (714) 851•1895 academic Creedom a nd free speech rights.
Patients Fed
Oven Cleaner
L. M. BOYD
INFORMS In the
Aardvark War 511 Pl.elite
Ant.eater Toys Subject of Federal Case
TAMPA. na. (AP> -Two aardY..U foaM It out In Tam·
pa -tn fael, tb97 made a
federal cue out ot it.
Alvin woo. But lfr. Zot Wanta anmatcb.
._ urdvarb are tofl, and
the flSlll .... patent lnbtlll~ ment ca1e. Alm t.be Aantvark. mark«ed by Kmner ProdDctl Co.. WU repreNllted by four
lawyen at a pnb'tal bearing.
Mr. 1.ot waa represented by hia
owner, 71·year-old Truman W.
Powell cl oearbJ z.playrbills.
U.S. DISTalCI' J'udse Ben
Kreat.zm.an called the aardvark caae "refrablngly different"
and confided be played with the
Alvin that Kenner submitted as
an exhibit.
·•Had a lot ol fun playing with
It, ln ract." Krentz.man said.
Mr. 7.ot is a plastic toy Powell
invented in 1965 and patented in
1971. When you squeeze Mr.
Zot's tall or abdomen, com-
preued air fOFffS a long string
"tongue" with a piece of metal
on the end to shoot out from an
elongated snout.
The m e tal pick s up
magnetized toy ants.
ALVIN THE AARDVAU is a
pla1Uc toy Invented In the
mid· 1970a by Dennia Merino and
William Hamblin, both of Bell,
Calif.
When you squeeze on a bulb
attached to AIVin'a tail, ci>m·
pressed air forces a kms plutic
tongue wtth little plutic tHtb on
the end to shoot out from an
elongated snout. Tbe tiny teeth
pick up cloth ants .
Merino and Hamblin sold
Alvin \be Aardvark to Kenner in
April 1977 for SlS,000 and
royalties. Kenner put it on the
market just in time for
Christmas 1.978.
ronu.•1 unun con· tended Alvia the Aardnrk bl.
frtnaed on hla patent rtsbta from
Mr.1.ot.
No& Ill all, Knnllmaa ruled.
H• told Powell and tbe f ou.r Km·
ner laWJert llM:re waa no petent
lnfrla .. ment beuUH there la
enouOJ ol u enstneerinc dlf.
ferene• in the way each
aardvark aticb out ita toague.
It WU 8 hearlU to determine
wbetber Pow4'll's l•wautt
asatmt Kenner should 10 to trial
or end riibt then.
KrentJ:man decided it was
over, but Powell, a former
seaman and prize fighter who
aaya be holds 30 patents for a
variety of invenUoos. aald he'd
appeal.
"I HAVE TO appeal. l 've put
too much lime into my
aardvark. old Mr. Zot. I owe it
to him, and to me." he said.
fb• laHatkM9 waa ••med .n.-lbe mw .. ,tn tbe com.le
•trip .. BC,'' wbo Hye ··wri ..
evtry Ume be eatebea an ant. PoweUMid. But Kr. Zot laaf Drier been
marke'9d. Tbe,•'• only one
mod•I. tbe OQe Powell made
himself. He said be ottered it to
General Milli, the parent com·
pqy of "-'· baet in 1965,
but General Milla wasn't in·
le rested.
DE MID BE allo offered It to
Mattel and Wbammo. "and ...
everybody else who makes toys.
But nobody wanted lt. And then
lbll thlna. Alvin, pops up."
"We're not saytna that Mr.
Powell didn't have a &ood pro-
duct," sald Kenner lawyer
Edward O'Toole of Chicago.
"We're only sayin1 ooe thing:
that our product la of a substan·
ti ally different design."
Car-Pinging Gripe
Service Stations
To Pay· Penalties
LOS ANGELES CAP> -A comumer complaining about bis car~n1" will coet six aervice stations a total of S17,l75 in civil
peo and costs.
Tbe fUUom accepted • jtaeillftent without admltUng any wroa1dDi91 in a civil suit by Deputy District Attorney Victor
Penoo. An •sreement alto waa reached bannin1 misrepresenta-
tion ol octane ratlnp ol gaaoline sold at tbe ataUom.
Involved were two Brothen ataUom In Monrovia, Hennanos
stations in Loa Anaelea and Pomona and Ocean stations in Lawndale and Lons Beach.
State inapecton found more than 100 viol•t.iooa of accurate
latieling laWI, Penoo said.
'12 00
e Each
DEN RES
• Pentothal
• Insurance
• Master Charge and VISA
• Discount to Senior Citizens
JOHN A. KRAJIAN D.D.S.
2706 HARBOR BL VD.
COSTA MESA
CALL FOR APPOINTMENT
556-8013
OFFICES LOCATED BARBOR & ADAMS
<NEXT TO RIER 1)
I '
·-~-..-...-----"Oh, we don't have• IOftl. We just wort In the aame
olfice."
'"Got a problem? Then write to Pat Dunn. P.at will
cut red tape , getting the. answer .. and.action you need
to solve inequities m government and bumaeu. Mail
your queationa to P.at Dunn, At YOUT Service, Orange
Coast Doily Pilot, P.O. Bor 1560, Costa Mesa, CA
92626. Al many letters aa pouible will be anawered,
but ~ inquiries or letters not including the
reader's full name. address and bumaeu hours' phone
numbeTcomaot be coruidered. Thia column appearsdai·
ly except Sundays."
Treasury Repla~e• Tor-JI BHb
DEAR PAT: Is there any"way I can get the
government to replace a $5 bill which my puppy
ripped in half? It dropped off the dresser and be
grabbed it quicker than I could.
H. W.; Costa Mesa
Tbe mutilated currency brancla of the
~ • TreHary Department receives more dlan 51, ... ? requests to ftt>l•ce mutilated bills eacla year. Only
, those bills which have clearly more dlu one balf
of tbe note intact wW be replaeed. ln most cases, a
relmbanemeat ch~k wUJ be malled wltlWl one
week. Matllated bllls eaa be sent to tlle Treasary
Dep811mnt, Bureau of Goven1meat Financial
Operations, Room lJZ, Tre.asury Annex No. l,
Washington, D.C. zezzt.
'l'oo Lai f! to Find Pf!n Pab?
DEAR PAT: I am planning a trip to Europe in
early August. I wish I had thought of this sooner,
but I'd still like to get a couple of foreign pen pals
' that l might be able to meet in person on my trip. Can you help?
L.L., Newport Beach
Send a self.addressed, stamped envelope to
the International Friendship Leagae, %Z Bat-
• terymarch, Boston, Mass. 02109. In ret111'11 you will
receive a regJatratloa form aad e:a:plaaatery
brocbme. For tlle $3 reglMraUGa fee y._ will be
seat tbe aames and addreuea ol prM~tlwe pe11
pals in two forelp co-tries ol your c:Wce.
IRS l•posfer'• Bl• r Tazirlfl
DEAR READERS: Taxpayers beware! ID-
dlvldaala have been known to lmpenoaate IRS
employees for tbe purpose of UJegally colJecting
money. 'lbe IRS says Imposters may attempt to
tell taxpayers they owe money for unpaid taxes.
In aJmost every Instance, taxpayers wbo owe
money will receive written notification before be·
Ing contacted In person by an IRS employee. A
person claiming to represent tbe IRS should be
asked to show ldentlficatJon, IRS cautions tax-C payers.
,, All employees who make pabUe contact carry
distlncdve ldentlficatlon, and tbe8e employees are
requJred to show their credenUala wben CODdact·
ing offtdal business.
Taxpayers who doubt the validity of the
credenUaJs offered caa verify the person's employ-
~ 1 ~e;~J;~~!'1~::1.:~~!n c:::~~~ta Ana
f
Ba~kfng Depend• 1u1 Wnrk
DEAR PAT: I've been doing a lot or furniture
refinishing lately. My problem is that I'm not sure
about which kind of backing should be on the
sandpaper. Is metal backing better than wood?
E.E., Huntington Beach
Experts advise uin« a metal baddllg oaly
when yoa are dol.Dg eoane work. Wood la better
1 for ordbaary work, wlalle nbber and felt pada are
best ~ you are dolag ftDe undbtg. TH prt.Dcl·
pie la that tlle finer tbe type ol aandblg betag doae,
tlae more "give" tllere aliMMdd be In die baeklng.
AHi__, 'l'~•tl•fl RaN!lff flaial
DEAR PAT: Do the laboratory tests used on
animals always cause. them to get sick and dle?
I've· beard that this ls the case in lab work to test
carcinogens.
G.P., Newport Beach
Tiiie Natloaal Cancer 1nsUtate ftl>Orta tbat Its
• pkleUllea for testlag restrict tlle doles to lenla
U.at wOl DD& caue •IPllkut t.nldty or udaly
dionea Ille u.lmals' IIYH. llecaue tlle uJmals
aaat lft .... ean ... for tmaon to dnelop, doles
tbt ld8 ..._ prematuely are M& ..a 18 ie.u foe
Hrtt'-lmklty.
Race 'Tough'
By 0 .C. HUSTINGS --o.lff~ ..... ...
Some tou1b poUUeal tussles for state Senate
and ~mbly poslUon.a in central Orange County
appear likely in November as a result of
Tuesday's primary election voting.
In t.he 35lb Senate Dtatrlct. atate Sen. John \<.
Bria&• easily won the Republican nom.i.naUon over
challenger William Doughtery, a Villa Park at-
torney.
' 11lE REPVBUCA~ senator in November will
face Democratic cbal nger Luis Velasquez. a
Fullerton city council an, who was unopposed in
his nomlnalioo bid.
Other candidates are machinis t Frank
Boeheim of the Peace and Freedom Party and
sales representative J ames Grover of the
Libertarian Party.
Meanwhile, in the 37th Senate District, incum·
bent Paul Carpenter, D·Santa Ana, who was unop·
posed for the Democratic nomination, will face
state peace officer Dewey Wiles, in November.
IN 11fE 69TH ASSEMBLY District, incumbent
Ross Johnson, R·Orange, who was unopposed ror
the Republican nomination, will run against depu·
ty district attorney Christain F. Thierback in Nov·
ember. Thierback also was unopposed for the
Democratic nomination.
In the 72nd Assembly District, incumbent
Richard Robinson, D·Garden Grove, will face the
unopposed Republican nominee, Raoul Silva.
Volunleer
Drivers
Needed
The Orange County
Unit of the American
Cancer Society needs
volunteer drivers to take
cancer patients to and
from medical appoint·
men ts.
The patients range in
age from infancy to the
elderly, according to the
cancer society, and are
unable to drive
themselves or use public
transportation.
To be a driver, it la
necessary to have an in·
sured automobile, a
drivers license, "and a
willingness to give a lit-
tle spare time to help
someone else," aaid
Cancer Society
spokesman Gary Key.
Anyone desiring to
help or wanting more in·
formation about the
driver program can call
tbe American Cancer Society at 752..-00
.j ~·ii Co4oitrak J • 25"'
ool )
--~ SAVE
FACES CHALLENGE
John V. Brtggs
Grad Earns
Ensign Bars
Hallock G Davis. a
1972 graduate of Corona
del Mar High ${'hool.
tia s r ece iv ed a
bachelor's degree in
n autical indu s trial
te{'hnology and a third
mate·s license from the
California Ma ritime
Academy
Davis also received a
co mmission as an
Ens ign in the Naval
Reserve.
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• Remote Control •COLORTRAI<
5lturdey June 7. '*
Paperwori. P~h
9,40fJ.acre Site Planmng Urged
County planners have been dlreet·
ed by the Orange County Board ol
Supervllots to work closely wtUI the
lrvlne C.Ompany to speed up dnelop-
menl paperwork for 9.400 acres adJa·
cent to a proposed national park
along the Orange Coast.
County and Irvine Company of-
ficials hope to have their planning
documents for the 9,400 aerea
through public hearings and before
the board of supervisors for approval
by Dec. 10.
THE DOCUMENTS wlll include a
local coastal plan, environmental
reports, a general plan amendment
and a zoning ordinance ror the land
between Corona del Mar and Laguna
Beach.
The acreage in question includes
the new 1,(1)().acre Crystal C.Ove State
Park.
Irvine Company development
clans include 2.000 housing units and
3S acres for tou.rist·commercial use.
SUPERVISORS' ACTION will help
the proposed 9,400-acre development
meet the state Coastal Commission's
De('. 30 deadline for submission of
land use pl ans for the county's
shorelines, called local coastal plans.
Moreove r , s p eeding up the
paperwork would meet Irvine Com·
p any pre -conditions for land
purchase and ded1cat1on to the na·
tional park.
TBZ ISVINE CO•PANY ~
to Mii the federal 1overnmmt 1,8'10
acte1 for S32 million and dedicate
another 2,800 acres in return few aov·
emment approval of the local coesta1
plan for the flnn '• 9,400-acre de·
velopment.
To 1um up, should county and
Irvine Company officials meet with
dela1a ln drawing up the plans, these
\ deadlines' are threatened:
-THE DEC. 31 DEADLINE for
submission of local coutal plans to
the Coastal C.Ommlasaon.
-The June 1981 time limit for com·
mission approval of the shoreline
·plans.
-The Oct. 1981 deadline set by the
Irvine Company for the $32 million
federal parklands purchase. After
that date, a 10 percent inflation fac·
tor would be tacked on to the selling
price.
Lakewood Man
Killed in Crash
A Lakewood man was killed
when his motorcycle collided
with a car on Buckingham
A venue in Fullerton, police said.
Dead on a rrival at Martin
Luther Hospital was Bruce Roy
Lawrence, 20, police said.
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College's
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Saddleback College in
Mission Viejo is opening
its racquetball courts to
the public this summer
on a reservation basis,
Mondays through
Fridays from 6 p.m. to 9
p.m . and on Saturday
and Sunday from 8 a.m.
until 9 p.m.
The cost for using the
courts is $2 per hour.
Open recreation cards
must be purchased at
the Community Services
Registration Office on
campus in advance.
For information call
831·4650 or 831-4895.
Graduation
At Coastline
Coastline Community
College commencement
ceremonies are set for 2
p.m. Sunday ln the am·
pbitheater of Dr. Russel
I. Johnson Intermediate
School in Westminster.
The college will confer
272 associate in arts
degrees and certificates or completion ln occupa·
tlonal programs, college
officials said.
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court-ordered di1count
on a baa ot 1ufar. 1 It l a par lcularlyl
tweet tor Ms. Brlnker, 1
the Marin County
woman who filed a S2.4
mi Ilion claas -act1on
price-rtxin1 suit In 19'1S
•Jainst the nation 's
el1bt largest sugar re-
rtnina flnns.
THE EIGHT f irms
published the coupons in
120 n e w s paper s
throughout the s tate
Wednesday, after a con·
sent decree was issued
in the Brinke r s uit
earlie r this year in
Superior Court. CThe ad
aepeared in the Daily Pilot on Page A13>.
Bia sugar users such
as bakeries and soft·
drink makers Joined lbe
suit.
You are invited
to a free, Public Seminar where you wllt
learn how you can pay no Income tax
and recover taxes you have paid the
past three years.
You can participate In a hlghty profit
motivated Investment that has a four-
year history of s>05ltlve cash flow and
significant tax savings.
Seating Is limited• Reservations required
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Newport Center
359 San Mlguel Or., SUlte 110
Newport Beach, Callfomla 92660
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A COUPON ls worth·~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!lll .. m!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ 35 cents if a customer
• buys a five-pound bag of ·.· ..._ £.-tia._t sugar. U the customer • 98' ..., .._ buys a small bag, the
coupon ls worth 20 cents. t•: Named In the prlce-i!:'lbe Arabian Oryx was almost extinct 11 f i x i n g s u I t w e re l::years ago when nine of them arrived at the CaWomia & Hawaiian
::Phoenix Z.00. Now there are 300 known Sugar Co., Amalgamat-::oryx in the world, most of them traceable ed Sugar Co., American ~ao the efforts of the Arizona preservation Crystal Sugar Co .. Holly
·~effort. When viewed in profile, the long Sugar Corp .• Union !:horns of the oryx seem to blend into one, Sugar divis ion of ;~:and it is believed such sightings gave rise Consolidated Foods
::: to the legend of the single-homed, magical Corp., Amstar Corp., • • Great Western Sugar ::: unicorn. Corp.; and Utah-Idaho
~'·~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SugarCo. I'. :Country Music Fans r· tl>Jan Nashville Fest ...
• NASfMLLE, Tenn. <AP) -Fif·
en thousand pilgrims arrive next
ek from as far as Japan to worship
e whine and twang or country
usic at the ninth annual Fan Fair.
I .. This is not Plymouth Rock, and the
'llayflower isn't headed this way, but
iU,e lS,000 will form their own oot-so-tlnY colooy beginning Monday. .. .. . --:~ FOa $35 A PERSON, the country !If usic fans get to attend four days of
;l!Oncerts, a celebrity softball touma-
"" silent, a fiddling contest, and st.roll
P.rough an exhibition area displaying
~~itars and other things even re·
,:~otely associated with country ~usic. ~•All this prompts an invasion of ~.lbs tamatic-carry in g, casually
Ci-eased refugees from factories in
ea like Birmingham, Evansville Sheboygan, who come to pay
age to the snappy guitar lick and
mournful, pour-your-yeart-out
tryaong.
; • Wltb the men in shiny cowboy
ts and the women in discount l~re tennis shoes, and most every-
~ dreued ln brit{_blly colored T· ~rta proclaiming things like .. ,
•love Country Music," it's a cooven·
-:4 ~a Offers
~$mm Lessons
~Summer
:: ; The City of Costa Mesa will of·
:f.er a summer swimming lesson
-.rogram, June 16 through
~u"ust 81.. with registration ;~ginning monday.
:~fibarles Carr, recreation 0 erviaor, said most classes
, nm for two weeks, meetina ·ftve days per week. .. . . : Tots, Swimming and Diving,
1J'ftd Scuba are among the
.,11assea being offered, either at
~'O>sta Kesa High School, 28:5C>
• airvlew Road, or at the
wntown Community Center,
Ceat«St. i: Rep.tration is scheduled June
~rom I p.m. to 8 p.m. at the ~wntown Community Center.
• • lalormatioo rettardiDg fees,
tioal, and Umes may be ob.
by calllna the Depart-~~ Lelaure Services at
lion of Middle American culture
THERE WILL BE Z74 booths at the
Municipal Auditorium e xhibiting
things like clothing. records, musical
instruments and souvenirs. Record
c ompanies also s ponsor booths,
where singing stars appear to sign
autographs and pose for pictures -
occasionally triggering tempers
among pushing, exuberant rans.
But the main attraction lS fool·
stompin', country music. You won't
be able to go to many country music
concerts across the country next
week because most of the major
stars are here to perform: Ronnie
Milsap, Barbara Mandrell, Conway
Twitty, the Oak Ridge Boys, Brenda
Lee, F.ddie Rabbitt, Moe Bandy, Roy
Drusky, Boots Randolph, Bill Monroe
and others.
There's country music here year·
round, but the four days or concerts
and the booths are arranged
especially for Fan Fair.
THE FESTIVAL begins Monday
with a celebrity softball tourney in·
volvlng teams representing country
music stan like Miss Mandrell, the
Oak Ridge Boys, Loretta Lynn,
Johnny Cash, Larry GaUin, Twitty
and others.
Tuesday, there's a square dance
and the softball continues. Then
there are three concerts Wednesday.
four oo Thursday. four Friday and
two Saturday. The Grand Masters
Fiddling Championship wraps up
Fan Fair OD Sunday.
The concerts offer 2S hours ol all
kinda of country music -pro-
gressive, traditional. bluegrass, Ca-
jun, even some gospel.
THE MOST ENERGETIC pilgrims
will head for the bars at 1undown, al·
tacking the beer and the bourbon,
and asking the leisure-suited house
bands to play. "Behind Closed 1>o9ra"
forthe17tbtimelntheweek .
Some will make the trek to see
Cash's palatial home on Old Hlclrory
Lake. Even though it's 40 minutes
one way from downtown Nashv111e
and gas ls $1.18 a gallon, that's a
minor expense for those wbo
journeyed here from England and
Switzerland for the week.
The actlvitiet are co-apoDIOl'ed by
the Country JIUllt AaodatloD and
the Grand Ole , """"liijijji~
PHELPS~) MEAGER
1s now
PHELPS
Change of Name Sale
Final 2 Days!
•
Sat., June 7 Sun., June 8
up to 50% OFF
Suits
Sport Coats
Trousers
Dress Shim
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IAMBtJRO. Tenn. CAP> -Mott have lent city fathen on a meJ>cy WITH THAT IN mind, t.be Sam· TB& 8t1JLDING WBB< ~·
•mall towm want U..tr own dodor, mlNlan. · burg town commission voted to try to barber &hop wu located it now*' :
UWlr owa dlfttllt Of maybe a crack at "Tbe cloeest barber la In Tl"""'"'· recruit a barber -preferabl1 their of Cltr. Hall. But when the~ bll lQChiltry; Not Samburt.'lt wanu .,..... old one. wa1 aUU in b\alloe11, moet re
lta oWa ~. vllle," Mayor John Van Cleave said. "We had one here." Van Cleave it aa a favorite 1atheril'lg place.
The ., Nlldenta of Ul1I no-frills "Our ~e have to drive 14 m.Ues to said. "But he left a few years ago." For S2. you could ease into a
w ... t T._.1ee hamlet have cten ~~~ .1:::!.e~ C::'~~ 0~ The barber _ bis name has slipped and help aolve the world'a proble ,
•lonl nicely with JU1t the bu cs: 1 and crippled and the)' can't aet out Van Cleave's mind -ls believed to take • turn at the checkerboard
po1t oltlce. a ttah company, four like .-.. used to... be somewhere in Kentucky and even cet a haircut. .: <hu....,. wl 1......ies. a couple ot _, · Samburg, about l20 miles~ cafn end ah motels -to catch the There's one beauty parlor lo town, "We're going to try to 1et him Memphis near th e Kentucll .
ovel'flow crowd that converges on the maYor said, but unisex hair cut-back. We're going to do everythlng Ml110W'1 borders, alao ii
nearby ReelfOOl Lake each summer. ting apparenU1 hun'l cauibt oo ln we can, but be might not want to doctor. but that baan't ~
rural Tennessee. The beautician come back ... the mayor said. "He's problems. People are wUIIAg tO diDe
doesn't cut men's hair. getting pretty old hims~JL" to Tiptonville when they are sick. •
FULL LENGTH STACKING
CHAISE LOUNGES CASITA
5-PC. GROUP
42" Table & 4 Chairs SUGG.MIO
SALe'29'
4 chairs. Unusual strength. $
Polyester seat & back. 399
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TAMIAMI 42" TABLE AND
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42'' Gbss top tct)le crd
4 clni'lg kx.nge chairs
aoss-loced n z· vraytstraps.
tuee.t6n
Ike's Memories
Ge~tpllurg Farm Now Shrine
GSTl'YSBURG, Pa. <AP) -
Owl1ht Onld Ztaenbow•r'• • wQm, bl• felt to\le~ roclona
ctNlr ltl on tb b1tk porth
where M llkM to ont rtllD vlJJt•
Ina dltnllarlo1 o r patnl
portr11 ...
N•ar b y 1 1 Mami e
.taenhow .,.., ord ll bl . whcrt-
Sagittarius: Li/ e
~xciting Challenge
UNOA J, l\IN a •1 YDN y OlllAaa
AU.ES (lier. 21·Apr lt): f'tnanel1l picture glowi, op-
PC>11uniti come h'om .. ek>H to borne." Meana know 1l and don't
wander too far arl Id. Thruna. Judlment. are on largt't Keep the
faitb -ln your own tapablUUes.
TAV&\JS (Apr 20-May 20) Deftnt> meanlngR. see places und
people as they are. not mt>reJy lhrouah "whlmsirul light " Look
behind Sfffles, keep promlses, commjtment.a .
GEMINI <May 21-June 20): Accent on involvement. active
participation. relationship that intensifies and will call for added
responsibility. What had been "misplaced" could make sudden.
·mysterious reappearance .
CANCER (June 21·July 22). You get favorable news connected
with special assignment, promotion, career. superiors and request
for wider creative latitude Aries. Libra persons figure prominent·
.)y.
. LEO (July 23-Aul{. 221 · Make new s tart. establish territory,
protect rights. Emphas1i:. on education, change, creativity, foreign
land. special line of communication. Another Leo figures an
·scenario.
· VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept 22)' Emphasis on investm ents. un·
covering mystery. budget discussion with one close to you, includ·
.ing business associate or mate Follow through on hunch. Bring
sense of direction into sharp. clear focus.
. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22>. Hold off on major commitments. de·
,cisions. Current s1tuat1on 1s subject to change, present "price" 1s
inn a ted Gemini. Sagittarius natives play key roles You can make:
valuable contaclh at social affair
SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov 21)· You may be bogged down in mazt
and mass or details. ctut1ei:. a nd red tape. Key is to know that you
soon will be "liberated." Aquarius, Taurus and Leo natives figure
prom inently.
SAGlTl'ARIUS I Nov. 22-0ec 21) Love. taking a gamble on
your own tastes. decisions -these make scenario an exc1tin&:
· challen~e. Gemini. Virgo natives play key roles
. CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Ja n 19) · Home. special and close re·
: lat1onstups, basic values dominate scc:nario Check with pro-
. fessional appraiser an conn<'ction with property.
• AQUARIUS CJan 20·Feb. 18)· Someone who 1s charming.
: possibly petite. is dC'hbt•rately attempting to confuse issues Bnd
: you. Know it. sift throug h 1deus. offers Short trip m ay be
: necessary. Take nothinJ.: for granted
: PISCES (Feb 19 Mar 20> Emphasize direction. respons1b1h
: ty. knowledge of vallll'i:.. money. incom e potential. investment:-.
·Capr icorn. Cancer native:-. figure prominently Individual with ~ "unusual initia ls" could com e into your hfe.
~Moin, Son Given
5 Years for Incest
STAFFORD. Va <A P > Jean Ma rie and Chns lopher Lillie,
the mother and son convicted of incest this year . have been sen·
te nced to five years in prison for violating their probation
Circuit Judge J M H. W1lhs Jr. bad granted a suspension of
the L111ies' fi ve-year sentences on the condition that they never see
each other a~ain. At a hearing, witness Marie Davis testified she
later slept in a hotel bed with the Lillles because the hotel ·~ heat
was off and saw them make love
Christopher . 20, said he had moved in with his mothe r. 42.
within two weeks of the January sentencing but had sex with her
"only one or two times" since then.
t he playtd toUl1Jr or watcbed
teltvl•lon eoap oporaa .
A RaANGED JUST as the
E leenhowers had them. they are
ready for tourists at their farm.
Donated u a national hlat.oric
111te, 1t will OP4'n to the pµbUc
June 15
The IS-room house. nesUed on
a 189·acre farm at the edge of
the Gettysburg National Bat·
tlefield, is the only home the 0 E1senhowers ever owned during
Ike 's military and politica l
career
"We wanted to be s ure we
didn't over-develop the place.
Wha t we tried lo do was keep 1t
ai. 1t was occupied by the late
Mr and Mrs Eisenhower," said
purk s uperintendent J ohn
Earnst dunng a preview tour.
THE EISENHOWERS donat-
ed the farm and grounds to the
government in 1967 lo become a
national historic site alter their
deaths.
By their own account. they
lived In nearly 40 places in
America a nd abroad during
Eisenhower's military work.
which culminated in his s ervice
as s upreme allied commander in
Europe d\lring World War 11
O n e of those t e mporary
hitches was as commander «'f
old Camp Coll In Gettysburg. a
training center for the tank
corps.
lie remembered the spot. and
an 1950 the E lsenhowers prud
S44.000 for the Allen Redding
dairy and chicken farm here
"I WANTED TO take a pitte
of ground like this that bad been
sort or worn out through im·
proper use and tr~ to restore
1t," Eisenhower once said
The five Mar general "ho
died m 1969. took pride in his
Rlack Angus cattle and tinkered
with planting hy brid corn And
at the time of his death. the
rarm was worth $330,000 Mrs
E isenhower died m Novem ber
1979
Restoration bt'gan thi:-. year:
last minutt• louC'ht•i:. an• still go.
Ing on
"IT WAS Mi\Mlt;'S houst' and
lkc"s form That·s what we want
to empha!\IZl'. · · i:.a1d park alien
c1ant Sue R1gnt>y . "It 'was the on
I) homl' thc·y Pn•r owned. and at
"a:-. u drt'am l'ome true for her
It ':-. homey and <'OZ). JU!.t the "a 'lo' she wuntc·d IL •
Jo'or t•xample. m·ar lke"s faded
rocking chair 1s h1!. easel. And
in the kitc hen . a recipe for
Mamie's s ugar cookies sits on a
worn counter top
Many or the rooms are painted
an Mamie's favorit e colors
gr N•n or pink. And there are
:-.pec1al gifts. hk<• a Persian rug
nl'Xt to tht' c·rmplt•'i:. '"in bed:-. m
the master bedroom. throughout
th(• house
IN Tin: BACK yard. workmen
an• restoring a putting green
a nd bunker donated by the
Professional Golfers Association.
NEWS FEATURES
·TruckS ·
Banned
On Road
SI nd and gravel truck
operators who travel Trabuco
Creek ~oad in San Juan
Capl.atrano will have t.o find an
alternate route. followina coun-
cil a pproval of a new ordinance.
The law, which Jlmlta the
welaht or trucks ualn1 the road.
is aimed at puttine an end t.o •
seven-year-old confilct between
residents of Village San Juan
and truckers traveling to and
from the Livingston-Grah am
sand and gravel plant.
KESIDENTS complained of
noiae dust. a nd safety hazards
in connection with the truck tral·
fie.
Hal Sullivan. a resident of
Village San Juan. told council
members this w eek lhal er.
rorta to get cooperation from the
truckers had been unsuccessful.
"The bottom line Is safety.
How can we make the situation
safe?" Sullivan said
Re presentatives of Livingston.
Graham said they were willing
to cons ider a lte rnatives but
needed time They sought a con-
tinuance of the public hearing on
the matter.
BUT COUNCIL members voted
unanimously for the ordinance
limiting the weight or trucks on
the road to 12.000 pounds.
EISENHOWER FARM READY FOR PUBLIC
Oettyaburg Site Becomff Netlonal Shrine
Homeowne r s c laim Avery
Parkway, c losed by Orange
County to truck traffic because
of noise. 1s safe
Hope to Dedicate
Mamie's Birthplace
"1 don't think the county or·
dmance 1. capable of restricting
Livings ton-Graham from using
Aver y Parkway ... s aid C!ty At·
torncy Jame:-. Okazaki
Tht• <•1l) ordinance limiting
truck wt•11,!hl on Trabuco Creek
Hoad becomes effective in six
week'>
BOONE. Iowa tAP I Bob Hope. who "as a close fnend of Prei:.1·
dent and Mrs Dwight E1senhoweT. ,., coming to Iowa to help de·
d1cate Mamie E1senhowt>r '!> birthplace
Hope will join Gov ttobert Ray at the June 22 ded1cat100
M ri. Eisenhower''> hom« I'> only the second birthplace or a r1r'>t
The biggest swap meet on the
Orange Coost 1s found f!Very day
1n the closs1f 1ed ads in the
lady to b<' prc•st•rvl'd Tht• other '
1s th<' homc•of Abagail Adumi:. th t· birthplace foundation
Mrs 1-:asenhllwt•r who du"'J in Proct'ed'-from ticket '>all':-. will
;-.;overnbt•i . "ui:. born Mamit-J.?O to the> founda tion
Dou<l ht•rt• 1n 18!17 Thi· '"''
bedroom bungal<>" in wh1t·h sh•·
"a., b11r11 h ;1., und1·rg11n1• ,,
rt•.,tor ataon a nd "111 Ix· unvc1IE"<1
to th1.· publu· afh•r the <•t•rt·mon}
llopt• 1., an honorary tru:-.tt•t• of
w ... , • mouu
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(or oth~r rnauleol lndnu11ftlt )
f ur CbloatfM'd l\J ACT 10'
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Ra bbi ttfarlt S Mrller Cantor Ronald E Fo rdlc;
SAllATH SBYICIS • FltlDAY • 1:00 ,_M
Minam Kaufman. Dir of F.d . Winnie Ro-.,. President
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TD ClllU8l1AN Coaclliatlcm Service ol Loi
Anie'-Oowrty una blbUeal princlplM to tetUe di•·
putea. One ol their aucceu atoriea wu an adoption
case. A child'• natural mother Could have aone to
courttob')'tocet her 10-montb-olddaulbterback but
decided to submtt the cue to a panel of Christian at· torneya.
"It was the most 1.Uafytnc and excitin& lecal is·
sue I've ever been involved in." aaid attorney Sam
Ericsaan ... Al the end of the heartne. before lbey
even knew the decision. the natural mother and the
adoptive mother got up and embraced."
Christians Kept Out of Court
'nledetWon came throulh a tew ct.ya later; the babyt~wllhbilradoptlveparenta.
0 Q llAD 411l&D t.ba par\iea to be morally
bov.nd &o Jt>ide bl tM d•ci•'-i ll lt wu uoanlmoua."
aald Brieuon. ·~ W4U•'t leaallY bound. But
both tldee telt ~1 could 1et no fairer beartnc. They
1ottoaaY•ver)'UU.Dt they wan~ toaay."
The project wu started by a IJ"OUP of lawyers
from the ~an Le1al Sooiety with the expressed
1oal oltl.ndln1 out "what God'• wW ls in the situation
and to heal relatlonabips," said attorney Fred
Cassity.
5mce the Pf'OIHm beran informally last year,
the volunteer attorneys have handled about a dozen
cases, with all but one settled out of court. Attorneys
usuallydonate\helrtlmea.odthepartieseachdonate
SlOOto~r church, but the tee can be waived.
FOa TERRY DEBA Y. an OTange County real
eslale consultant, healing a broken friendship was
more lrl)portant u..n a lucrative property deal He
uked the condllatlon aervtce'• help in settling a dis-
pute wtlh ao old friend and bueinela aaaoclate.
The other party. Ron Kolar. felt Debay and his
partner had 1otten a aood deal for themHlves al bi&
expeme.
··But be aald be• d never take us to court because
he didn't believe in takln& Christians to court." aaid
De bay. ·'Our attorney told u.a we were rigbl where we
should be legally. But we weren't right where we
should be spiritually. We wanted to do what's right
with the Lord ...
Cassity ruled that Debay and hls partner did owe
Kolnarsomethin&.
"A LOT OF HARD feelings Ron bad about us came out on the table during the process ... said
Debay. ''The Lord was abJe to heal all or our hearts
and webegantoflndouthowtheotberperaonfelt and
why.
·'Tears were coming down our cheeks and our
arms were around each other. It was one of the most
Modern Way to Reading Gospels
( BRIEFS J 10 a .m. to 6 p.m . today at 10591
Flower St., Stanton. Rev Jeane
Smith said there will be 75 to 80
psychics participating in rice read-
ing s, tarot cards . trance ,
psychometry, palmistry, voice vibra·
tton readings, KiriUan photography
and crystal ball readings. •
Laguna Niguel. The $500.000 project
is expected to be completed by mid·
July • Registration for its annual tennis
t o urnament is being taken by
Fairview Community Cbarcb 2525
Fairview Rd . Costa Mesa Pat San·
de r s wi 11 s pea k on ··Adopt ion
Search" at the 10 a.m. service Sun·
be~andex.cJU.o1de1llnp l'veUdliatbe bmlneill
world.·
Debay said that even lf Cuslty had said "Mll alL
lbe buildlnp to Ron at half the commlltloo, we
wouldbave been b1ppy. There la the wor1d'a wayot .
dolna thinp and God's way of dolni tb.ln&a and It ~ percent of the time lhe world's way la ib; H U·
oriented w~ andGod'a waylatbe1lvin1way."
·•About three years aeo, aome of us lb the Chris·
tian Le1a1 Society beean dlecuaain1 how Utlaatiolt
doesn't work, the whole process tean people apart, ..
sal~ Ca.salty.
"THE IDEA 18 to find justice. But ftnancially.
emotionally. with arguments between the parties
and arguments between the attorneys, it tears peo-
ple up. We asked. 'Do these biblical principles apply
in Century City?· ..
The biblical principles Cassity refen-ed to in,
elude Mat.thew 18 · ts. 17. when Jesus outlines what a
person should do if your·· brother sam against you.'·
The tint step in settling a problem. accordinJ{ to
MaUbew. is for the wronged party t.o talk the
problem over with has adversary.
"When we get calls. the first lh111g we ask is,
'Have you talked to the other person about this?' ·•
said Cassity. "lJsuall y the answer is no It's basical·
ly our ttuman nature not to confront people. It's easy
to pout about it , keep 1t underneath, but it's extreme-
ly harmful "
IFntE "BROTHER does not listen lo you," the
verse in MaUhew say!>, "takeoneortwoothers along
with you that every word may be confirmed by t woor
three witnesses. If he r efuses to listen to them. tell it
to the church."
When parties go to the conciliation service they
agree abeadoftime that the final decision either will
be legaU.Y binding or J u::.t a nrediation session and not
legally enforceable
Some attorneys arc ,. ary or the Christian dis-
pute process. said Cas:i11ty. ··because the principle of
A five-session course on "A
Modern Approach to Reading the
Gospels" will be conducted beginning
Friday in Dana Point by the Rev
Joseph Dagher of t h e Orange
Diocesan Calachetical Institute. The
courses will be from 9:30 a.m. to
noon on conseculil'e Fridays at St.
Edward's Church . 33926 Calle
Primavera. Registration will be al 9
a .m . opening day. • Navy Chaplain Eugene Winterfeld
the WorWwlde Church of God is hav-
ing a rummage and bake sale from
10 a .m. to :r p.m . Sunday in lhe park·
ing lot at 7742 Edinger St.. Hunt·
i~gton Beach. The sale is lhe major
fund raiser for the church's social ac·
tivities and for Youth Opportunities
United
Teachers and pupils of lhe church
school will be recognized at the 10
a.m. service Sunday at Neighborhood
CongregaUonal Cburcb, 340 St. Ann's.
Place. Laguna Beach. A song com·
posed by church member Berne<:e
Chapman. ''God Loves t.he Little
Children," will be performed by the
children's choir. There will be a pie·
DlC after
• the court system 1s to win, to get as much as you can
A three-session seminar on "The for your client. ..
day.
will be conducting services during
June al Good Shepherd Lutberaa
Cburcb, 4800 Irvine Center Dr ..
Irvine. Services Sunday are at 8 and
Ill. 30 a.m. From June IS through
S!i'pt. 21. there will be a single 9: ts
a.m . service on Sundays.
• Classes in nutrition and vegetarian
cooking will be conducted from 6: 30
to 8 :30 p.m. each Tuesday from June
10 through J uly l at the Seveolh·D•Y
Ad venlist Cbarcll, 271 Avocado,
Costa Mesa. The sponsor·conductor
is the Better Living Center of Costa
Mesa. • Rabbi Robert J . Bergman ol Tem· pie Isaiah in Newport Beach and
Rabbi Henri E . Front of Temple
Beth bnel in Westminster wUl re·
eeive honorary degrees as docton of
divinity Wednesday from Hebrew
Union College, Lo6 Angeles. • The Garden Grove congregation of
* Ron Cordova. former slate senator.
will speak lo t he Un ltarlan-
Unlversali.st Fellowablp at 10:30 a.m.
Sunday at 429 Cypress Dr., Laguna
Beach. His subject will be "Lessons
and Warnings from the June 3 Elec· tions." • It will be Youth Sunday at St.
J ames EpiKopal Cll•rcb, 3209 Via
Lido. N'ewport Beach. with junior
and senior youth groups participat-
ing in and directinl the 10 a.m.
service. • The. Celebration Singers of Mes·
quite. Texas will appear in concert at
7:30 p.m. Monday at theFlrst United
Metbodia{ Cltarcb, 18225 Bu.shard Sl.,
Fountain Valley • Tbe Metapllyalcal Fellowsblp
Cbudl of Stanton is bavl.og it.a an-
nual "Ye Olde Psychic Faire" from
Christiam Multiply
NAIROBI, Kenya <AP> -Africa is experieocla1 an
"astronomical increase" in the number of Christiana~ reports the
Nairobi:t>ased Center for World Evangelism.
Latest figures indicate that Christians totalled 203 milllon In
Africa by the start or 1980, and the number is growing at an
average rate or 4 percent a year.
Some countries have registered annual growth rates up to 10
percent. The report says the 1980 figure amounts to an increase of
60 million over the 143 mlllioo Christians counted in Africa's 59
countries and territories in 1970.
The report commissioned by the All Africa Conference or
Churches says trends indicate that by the year 2000 Africa wall
have 350 million Christians -more than any other conlinent.
H ealtn~ Transforming Po-.er of "What we've found out so far 1s that it will
\,aght and Color VisualizalJon" will work ... hesaJd. "It take~ mor~ work tha!1 I thought it
be presented on succeMing Wed· would But1tw1llwork 1rthere !.acomm1tmentoflhe
nesdays June 11 . l8 and 25 by persons 1nvol ~ed to work "1th the other parties. And
Commun.lty Cburcb by the Bay. The ~erhelps __
7. 30 to 9 15 p m. meetings will be at
* Remodeling a nd expansion of education facilities is nearing com·
ple tion at Soath Shores Baptist
~harch.32712 Crown Valley Parkw~.
Community Cba rcb Coag~aUoaal.
611 Heliotrope Ave .. Corona del Mar.
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THIOLOGICAU. Y SOUND
-bel1fMl'IQ eac:tl pen;on can rPSPQnd to God s love as
revealed in Jesus
tMT&llCTUAU.Y HOMnT
-behevmg God is the author of alt truth encouraging
search 1n all areas of knowledge.
~YONH
-behtMng each person is called to develOP a hlestyle
based on IOYe. and that therP will be d1verS1ty within our
umty of f81th
SOCIAU. Y COHCBH!D
-beheYlng we arP oartnPrc; w11h God to t>nng 1ustoce
and peac;p to the WOf1d
19 KIOUS&. Y COOPBATIYI
-behe vino that all lalff'la can find common u~no and ourooses as _... es~'°' OM .
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FAIRVIEW COMMUNrTY CHURCH
2525 Fairview Rd Costa Mesa
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Dr. Gary Barmore. pastor
5-d11r Worship , t 0:00 a.a
ORANGE ·COAST CHURCH DffiECTORY
CHURCH OF CHRIST
211 W. WllMR. C..t• MeM 641-l I ti
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SUHOAY SH•ten
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COMMUNITY CHRISTIAN CHURCH
San•Juan Capistrano
31612 El Camano Real 493·4616
Morning Worsh1ip-8:30 & 10:45 A.M.
Bible School -9:45 A.M.
(For All Ages)
C••Ullty Presb.,..,.._ C••da
41 1 ....... A.,. .. ~ '-II 4t4-71H Rev. Arthur J. Tankenatey Rev. E~ H. Thies .
9:00 A.M. -SUNDAY SCHOOL
fO 15 A.M. -WOASHtP SERVICE CHLOMH'S~&NUMERTcME
11·30 A..M. -COFFEE FELLOWSHIP
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"WHEN YOU ARE TOUCHED
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E\fllDA. m. <AP) -TIM Ronald a.~ CoOedtGD at J:u'*8 Coll•C• la ftaaAJ ~out ol UM baMrMnt.
A pluned pubUc dl1play in Sep· ttmbcr ot the memorabllla Re1can
dooaMd to bla alma qaata II not llktly
to eactte tcbolarl, and lM ~ aren't
n•ctlr tM ltulf ol blatory.
aVT THE SCHOOL beUevu
Rt11an'1 pf'Glpective nomln1Uon H the
Republican PNStdenllal candidate will
aenerate plmty of lntere1t ln the hun·
dred1 ol luelt.e trophle1. bran-plated
plaque., de11l aeu and Irey• to. ln·
numerable clues. -Rea1an. a 1932 Eureka Colle1e
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1radu1te. h11 been 1endln1
memorabUla to the 1chool for yeen.
And for )'Htl the ubool hu been
.torlna •veryt.bln1 in the buement ot
Melnick Ubrarv.
"I DO.N"T KNOW If I would call lt
Junk," uld Barbare Hoover, a
1poknwoman for the collqe. "I'm sure
there·• some value to everytbln1 we
have. It'• Ju.st that some things are
more valuable than otben."
Eveo atlll pboeograpbs from Rea1an'a
old movie. ''Bedtime for Bonzo," have
taken on new Importance now that the
former California governor seems
headed for a November election
Potato Cllips
•ORIGINAL (9 oz.)
• COUNTRY (9 01.)
showdown 11alut President carter.
There are no document.a, however.
"ffe Mnt b.11 papen to Stanford." 1aid
Ma. Hoover. "In the proeea ol movtn1
out be found all these plaques and dil·
feHnt t.blnp and sent them to UI, tbln.k· lna we mtcbt want them."
OTOE• 81'1'8 01' Rea1an lore, much
of lt 1tlll wrapped io yellowed
newspaper and packed ln the orleinal
cartons that left the aovemor's omee in
Sacramento, Include a luclte trophy on
which a wblte plastic spine ia encased
4n clear plastic. It was given Reqan by
some chlropracton wbo honored him u
the "Backbone of Free Enterprt.ae."
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my habits often burying mv•ff In the or~. • good move on my pert ~ 1 •m ebloCUtetv
the ugliest creature vou have ever~. t>utl am a
true scavenger, lngntlng everyttlfng at the bot· tom of the aquarium whether or not It Is dlO"ta•
ble. See me at Aquatic Tr~cals and marvel at
my lnel898nce. I am on sale under the name
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Belmont Stakes
Genuine Ri,sk,
Codex Meet Again
NEW YORK <AP> -Genuine
Rial wiU make thoroughbred
racing history today in the
Belmont Stakes when she will
become tbe ftnt filly to run in all
three Triple Crown races.
T~ ~Y chestnut's place in
racing lore is secure with her
victory in the Kentucky Derby.
but her legend would be enhanced
with a victory in the grueling
1 ~-mile Belmont, a victory that
also would fuel the controversy
s urrounding her second·place
finishtoCodex In the Preakness.
A CLAIM OF FOUL against
Codex. who also will be. in the
Belmont. was disallowed and
than an appeal or the stewards'
ruling by Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Firestone was rejected in a 3· l
vote by the Maryland Racing
Association. ,
But no matter what the filly.
ridden by Jacinto Vasquez, does
when she leaves the gate from the
No. l post.next to Codex and Angel
Cordero. ber's will have been a
remarkableaccomRll•hment.
nt would never have dreamed
she could have endured this well
tbJ'ougb this d.Uficull series or
race., .. trainer LeRoy Jolley said
Frid•r~-.. I Just think she's a very IOOd fillY. I tbiat her disposition la the greatest thing in her favor.
None of the excitement or
traveling seems to have bothered
ber." None ol Genuine Risk's nine
tbree·year·old rivals lo the
Belmont will have nan in all three
Triple Crown events. Derby
•tarters Rumbo, who was second;
Super Moment, fourth, and the
aelAin1 RockbUl Native, the
fa"Yorite, wbo wu fifth, did not race lntbe Preakness.
CODD AND BING, who ls
wbalell la ~ career starts and wu a dl1tant fifth in the
Preakness, bad not run in the
Derby. Pilotaxo, Comptroller,
<Arkansas Derby winner>
Temperence Hill~ and Joanie's
Chief will be making their Triple
Crown debuts.
No filly bas started in the
Belmont since Riverina finished seventh when High Gun won in
1954 and only two have won it -
Ruthless in the inaugural running
1868 and Tanya in 1905.
The 112th Belmont will be worth
$288,700. with $173,220 to the
winner. if all 10 start under 126
each except the filly who gets a
five-pound sex allowance.
Pilotaro and Bing each were
made supplemental nominees for
$5,000. Coastal was a suplemental
On T\I 'f'odag
C1tannel 2 at 2
nominee last year when he upset
Spectacular Bid's Triple Crown
bid.
Whole Genuine Risk, Codex.
wbohaswoofourstraight, and the
Bill Shoemaker-ridden Rumbo.
who snapped three straight
seconds with a victory May 24.
appearto be the class or the race.
Wayne Lukas, who trains Codex.
noted: "In a race of this caliber a
big factor is what the unknowns
wjlldo."
TWO UNKNOWN FACl'OBS
are Pikotazo, a Mexican-bred colt
of American parentage who bas
won all nine of his starta, eight of
them this year, above sea level in
Mexico City. and Comptroller.
who bas only raced five times but
bas woo three, includin.a the Pet.er
Pan at Belmont May 24.
0 .Anytime you win nine I don't
care if you're runnina down a slde
road," said Lukas wbeo asked
about the caliber of Plkotazo's
previom oppoeitioo and about his
relative slow dmes. ••He's 1ot
Kentucky bloodlines. ffe•a leg.lt."
At forComptl'oller, Lu.tu aaid.
.. He hasn't been tested in cluaic
competitioa but be'• oo the
Lmprove.''
DAILY PILOT
McGregor Hurls Four-hitter at Halos
A LOGICAL &EASON miebt be
jury be austa1ned to the m.ldclle runs to work with. it makes it that much
easier." ByDAVBCVNNINGllAll Ofilito.itr"-t .....
Scott McGreeor bu a apeelal fondness
for the Q)OUDd at Anaheim S&adiwn.
He llnt climbed the bill in m1. u a
Junior for El Seiundo Hlgb, when be
pitched a 5-2 victory OYel' Lompoc to win
the CJF 3-A baseball champion.ship at the
Bia A.
The Orioles. gave McGrqor plenty of
support, laablna 16 hits ·including a string
of flve straight singles to chase start.er
Bruce Klaon in the sixth i.ooing.
bla pit.china band. Altemately delltrlt.-
• bU.ter and a circulatory allmeqt.' problem forced KiJon to leave bla"
start while teadin1. 3-1, after 11e11,_,._.
nlngs. .. .. • ..
On that same patch of dirt eight years
later. McGregor woo another cbam·
pionsblp, burling an 8-0 shutout to beat t.be
Ancels for the American Lea~ pennant.
WHILE llcG&EGOa seems to love the
Anaheim Stadium mound, Kisoo suggested
it might be the reaaon be ls off to a 3-5
start. He's 0.3 at home.
"Mounds are different. Maybe this
mound bas something to do with it," be
said. "I doo't know. I could brine up a
thousand things an~ maybe none ol them
i5 the real reason. I 'm just searching for
answers."
"I can't really blame it on that.':fl countered "It felt real 1ood int.be
when I was wanning up, and it f ·
while I was pitcblng." ·
Kiloo aave up two hits and tll'O rum Jn
the first inning, and Baltimore never relln·
quished the lead.
THE CRAFTY SOUTBPA W may as
well plant his nag permanently atop the
territory. because be bas done it again.
Friday night, before a crowd ol 28,985 and
a Southern California TV audience.
McGregor baffled the Angels oo four bits.
leading Baltimore to a tH victory.
Kiaoo latmcbed into an explanation or
acute angles. groundslteeping and mound
dynamics, then thought better of it.
"I coold t.eU you a lot of things about
mounds. but you might not understand it."
Kiaon said, "and the mound might not be
the reason anyway.··
Eddie Murray and Terry Crowley each
got three hits as the Orioles continued to
show signs of snapping their prolonged hit·
tine slump.
LlltE 111E ANGELS, Balitmore is stuck
in sixth place in its division.
"I'm a California boy. I always seem to
have good games bere," McGregor s aid af·
terw ards. "And when they give me some .
"We'd get a bunch of hits in one gmlle.
<See ANGE~. Page BZ>
Reuss'
Gem Tips
Atlanta
Sanford Upset in
~ ATLANTA CAP) -The beat
and humidity of a summer night
in Atlanta· Fulton County
Stadium have cut short many
fine pitching performances, but
Dodger left-bander Jerry Reuss
failed to weaken in the muggy
weather Friday night.
The 30-year-old southpaw
pitched 6% innings of biUess
baseball and wound up with a
three·hit. S-0 victory against the
Braves before a crowd of 18,331.
"HE DID rr ON one pitch,
and I didn't think he could do
that." said Atlanta Manager
Bobby Cox. referring to the fact that Reuss relied almost ex-
clusively on his fast ball in
pitching bis ~d shut.out ol
.the season and second in bis last
three starts.
"I admire him," said Cox.
·'There aren't many times a
pitcher from a visiting team can
come in and pitch like that forniM
inningsinthisltindofweather."
The same was played witb
temperatures In the mid-80s and
humidity ln the same range.
"I was tired aft.er the third in·
Ding because ol the weather,"
said Reuss. who struck out five
and walked only ooe. "But you
just have to keep going out
there. I didn't get comfortable
until the ninth imrillg, and tftat
came after getting my third or
fourth wind."
Atlanta left fielder Jeff Bur·
roughs broke up Reuss' bid for
his first major-league no-bitter
with a double to a straightaway
center field with two outs in the
seventh inning
••1 WAS TlDNK.ING no-bitter
from the first inning on," Reuss
said. "I always do that wbeo I
get them out one-two-three in
the firsL Burroughs' bit didn't
bother me. though."
It was obvious that nothing
bothered Reuss. who was malt·
Ing his fifth start after opening
the season in the bullpen. The
only time be was close to bein& in
trouble wu ln the eighth inning
when Bruce Benedict opened with
a single and pinch hitter Charlie
Spikes got another single one out
later. Reuss retired Glenn Hubbard
and Dale Murphy oo fly balls to
end the inning.
Otherwise, Reuss was in total
command, fa~~ juat five bat· ten over the mum ol Z1 and
not permitting a Brave to get
past second base. He retired l3
Braves on around balls to IO
along with bia five strikeouts.
REUSS. '1 • l. AU.OWED only
two base runoen befon Bur·
rou;bs double. He laaued a one-
out walk to Lui» Gomes in tbe
third and HW Chris Chambliss
reacb flnt on a one-out error by
second bueman Dave Lopes in
thefow1.b.
Chambliss atnlCk out to open
the aeventb and Gary Matthews
grounded to tblrd. TbeD a drtve
by Burrou&bl bit tbe een&er fteld
<Bee DODGSSS, Pap 82>
Aubwn Freslunan Wins Over SC Star I •
AUSTIN, Texas <AP> -Auburn freshman
Stanley Floyd banded Southern California's James
Sanford. the world's top-ranked sprinter, his
second straight defe~t in the 100-meter dash. win·
ning in a swift 10.10 seconds Friday night at the
NCAA Track and Field Cbamplooships
The 19-year·old Floyd. from Putney, Ga ..
flashed past early pacesetter Jerome Deal. the
1979 winner from Texas·EI Paso. at the ~meter
mark and led the rest of the way. He barely held
off challenges from Sanford and Mike Roberson of
Florida State down the stretch
FLOYD'S VICl'OllY WAS bJS second in two
weeks at the University or Texas· Memorial
Stadium. On May 24. be won tbe Quad Conference
champloo.sbip in 10.07, his career best.
Roberson. the 1979 World University Games
champion, ftnished second Friday night io 10.12
and Sanford was thlrd in t.be same time. Sanford,
the favorite in this meet in bolti the 100 and t.be 200,
also was beaten last week at Berkeley by Carl
Lewis of Houston.
Lewis, skipping the 100 in this meet. earlier in tbe day won the long jump tiUe with a career-best
of Z1 feet, 4~ inches in out.dueling 6-3 Larry
Doubley ol use.
In the 100. Deal faded to sixth behind Calvin
Smith ol Alabama and Eric Brown of UCLA.
• 'Wben I beat Deal at the Quad Conference
meet, I figured I could beat Sanford. too ... said the
confident Floyd, wbo is 15-0 roe the year.
••1 BAD A FAST STA.ltT, as fast as I bad
boped. •• llCkted Floyd.
In t.be U().meter hurdles final. Greg Foster ol
UCLA woo bis second NCAA outdoor title grabbinc
the lead early from Rodney Wilson of Villanova and
coasting home in 13.42.
"The time was very disappointing," said
Foster. who won his first national collegiate out-
door crown in 1978. "I got out slow and I enchd
slow. I was hoping for a 13.2 ...
Last year. Foster, a senior from Maywood. m .. s mashed into the sixth hurdle during the fiDal
and did not finis h. relinquishing the tlUe to
Renaldo Rehemiah of Maryland. Nehemiah, the
world record holder, did not compete thiS year
since be has dropped off the Maryland team.
Jn the last final Friday night, sophomore
Suleiman Nyambul or Texas-El Paso and
Tanzania captured his second straight 10 ••
meter title, easily beating 1977 champion Samplin
Kimombwa of Washington State and Kellfa.
Hyambui. the NCAA indoor mile and two-mile
champion each of the put two years, wu ti!Dll11l
29 minutes, Zl.85secondsinthe10.000.
An'£& RIDAY'S FIVE nNALS. U~ Viith 22 poinla, followed by Te.us-El P814> 'tlti
Soulhem California with 18, and Au *
Florida Slate with 12 apiece. •
Teus-El Puo'a Tbommie Sjobolm of S
the third·place ,flniaher in 1979, captured tbe ham-
mer throw tiUe thla time with a heave of 225-0.
Matt Milebam of Fresno State. who fouled on five
of his sue attempts. wound up second at ZM-7.
Lewis' victory gave him both the NCAA i~
and outdoor tit.Jes tbis year, a rema.rt~· -
compUlbment far a freslunae. , •
His whlniq Jomp, however,,,.. aidecf: prev~ "*84ol Z.2 meters-per MC!CIDd, Jait
the allowable speed of 2 meters per ....S,
nullil.Yial any poaible record.
x-Olympic Medalist Scott: ,
~Get Me the Hell Out'
.,.....".'*'*'-liam · • GLASGOW, Seotlud -~Olympic sold SI 1 • qaedalllt Howard Da'fil WU lnvaiV9d In a re-
rnutable outburst Just at bcMn before b1' UU• u•npt .,u.t Wort 8ollinl Council Uahtwelfbt
"'dl,am"'°" Jim Watt of Scotland tu... The M·YHJ'·old New Yorller r epe>rtttdly •~ked ob· 11~fe1Vttt by saylna, "Get me &.be hell out of thll place. I feel I , ', am not ready lo n1ht Watt and I want a pJane bome rlfht : now."
' . The Brttiah Press Association reported that Davia was
'bahered out of b1a final training aesak>n and baclt to hit hotel.
Davis' m~aaera, Dennis Rappaport and Mike Jones.
bave complained about insufficient training facilities and a
'' h1clt ol aP8JT'lnJr partners for tbeil' man. Davls, boWever. has been bubbling with confidence and
his outburst came as a com~ surprise.
------... e •I ilw Da11-----
.1~ ftwa, a nationally ranted 10,000-meter runner
(or the Northeastern Track Club, speaking of the re -
wards of runnlni: "It's kept me on the streets. very
poor, and turned me into a low-income housing hero.''
Za•• ...... IUn-W'l11• l•r Tlrilts
Gean Zalm, offered as trade bait earlier in the • week, fired a ooe-hit shutout Friday night lo lead
<Minnesota to a S·O victory over Toronto in
American League basebaJI action. Zahn, a veteran
1 left-bander off to a slow start this season, had a no-hitter go-
,.
i.,,.r tng uDtu Jobn Mayberry slapped a clean single to left In the
' ., ·Mventh . . . George Brett doubled in the tying run and
'·l ·~ tbe go-ahead tally on an Amoe OUs single in the fifth
• inning as Kansas City beat Texas, 4-2
. . . Harry Cllappas' RBI double with
two out in the ninth inning gave the
Chicago White Sox an 8·7 victory over
Cleveland Ed Romero•s two-run
double capped a five-run fourth inning,
leading Milwaukee to an 8-4 victory over
Detroit as the Brewers celebrated the re-
turn of Manager George Bamberger .
Bobby Murcer and Bobby Brown h1t home
runs to help left-bander Tommy John win
his 200th career game as the New York u"" Yankees defeated Seattle, 3·0 . . . Rick
B•rletOD, Jerry Remy and Tony Pern Jed a 19·hit Boston as-
sault on Oakland pitching as the Red Sox walloped the A's,
14'-8 . . . In National League action, Ron LeFlore had three
hits and three stolen bases and Gary Carter hit a two-run
double in the first to lead Montreal to a 7-2 victory over St.
Louis . . . Lee MauUU, Steve Henderson and John Stearns
each stroked two-run singles in an eight-run explosion as the
New York Mets scored their biggest win of the season, a 9-4
victory over Pittsburf'(h ... Houston's J.R. Richard struck
out 13 to big.blight a three-hitter and Art Bowe and and Terry
Pahl each got three hits as the Astros blanked San Francisco.
2-0 . . . Dave Collins scored the winning run on the second
throwing error or the game by Aattllo Rodriguez, boosting
Cincinnati to a 4·2 victory over San Diego . . . Rookie Loo·
ale Smldl collected three bits, including a game-winning tri·
1 ·' pie, and pitcher Bob Walk gained his first major league vie· i · tory as Philadelphia stopped the Chicago Cubs, 6-5.
I '·-·· '!!fo------•tuefHlll Tofla11 ------·, ... _ ...
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I~: ~ '· ·-~I"'" •
On this date in baseball in 1939:
Harry Danning, Frank Demaree, Burgess
Whitehead, Manny Salvo and J o Jo Moore all homered
in the fourth inning of the New York Giants' 17-3 rout of
the Cincinnati Reds.
Today•s Birthdays:
Milwaukee Brewers infielder Don Money is 33.
~~:lo~~~----~~~-----------------------------' f. .-... ~ ..... Tan
'-· .:: MOSCOW -Tass dismlsaed as a "silly farce0
•
·;-homegrown mock Olympics to be staged this .!~ aummel' bl the U.S. town of MOICOW, Tennessee. ~ Tbe Soviet oewa qency commented acidly · ~Friday an a report that tbe "alternative gamea0 would : include an "Olympic torch .. brought from Athens
l :; Teoneuee; ceremonies mocking those at regular Olympics; ~ and. eompetitlve events such as spitting and fryin1·pan
• ~ throwiDC. '~ "'lbe tomfollery in Tennesaee would deserve a laugh, it'd
. 'be funny -if it weren't so sad, weren't linked with a
; campaign started by the White House adminlstratioo against
~the Summer Olympic Games," Tass said. ~~ The Taaa item added: "It remains only to sympathize
~ with tbe American athJetes wbo have become victims of
~ politicians."
B..-eu a Stu"~n• Saw• Olllrial
A Carter administration official told sports •
edit.ors ntday that the boycott of the Olympic
Games ln Moscow this summer is a su~ even
though many European nations will attend . . .
Jn.diana•a lllall 'l'Mmaa completed a three-point play with six
.. secooda left to seal the U.S. Olympic baatetball team's 81·76
victory over the New England All·stan at Hartford. Conn. ~ . • . Jed1 &liledder, world Formula One motor racing ~ cbampion, escaped injury when be crashed bis Ferrari in ~ practice FridQ in Brand's Hatch, Enaland . . . BW
" Ben--. president of the Indiana Pacers since last Nov·
:-ember, am>oonced IU.s res~tloa . . . The Pittsburgh
:: S&eelen liped top draft choice Mark llallM to a multi-year t'£ matraet. Terms were not diacloMcl . • . Tbe Nevada·Las ! Veau collece butetball team left Peldnl for home after ;.. lrJDdiDI up a tour of China with three vic:tortes qaimt ooe
:; 6'feat -. . . Frff.a1qt iuard llobb1 WU.., 29, wu llCned ~ a. a multi-year contract by the Detroit Pistons . . . The -t Jtate ol New Yort:'s bl~ court upheld the convictloa ol -= flew York vet.ertnarlan Man Germ for raclq a "riqer" at ~ lfelmclllt Race Track ilttm.
Records
Broken
In Meet
BERKELEY (AP> -LoDa Jumper Marlene Harmon ol
Tbousand Oaka and triple Jumper Cbarlea Mayfield aet
state meet records FridQ to
lead the qual1flen at the state
blah school track and field
cbamplonahips.
The meet ftnals in 29 events
are today.
HAIUION IVllPED 20-4~. a ~·inch better than the record set
last year by Gwen Loud of
Westchester.
Mayfield, or Muir High in
Pasadena, jumped 51 -7...,, seven
Inches better than the im re·
cord or Dokie Williams of El
Camino High in Oceanside.
In the l~meter dash, Ken
Robinson of Berkeley, wbo was
beaten only once during the re·
gular season, finished second to
Kevin Shields of San Diego.
Shields was timed in 10 64 and
Robinson in 10.67 ; both qualified
for the finals.
In the team compe tition,
Berkeley and Muir appear w be
the favorites ln the boys' tltlc
chase. while Berkeley and Ken·
nedy of Los Angeles arc favored
in the girls
BERKELEY 'S BOYS are
strong in the sprints and relays
while Muir's strengths are in the
field events. Both of the top
girls' teams are strong in the
sprints. with Kennedy led by a
trio of sisters.
Shem Howard is running on
both Kenned.)' relay teams in the
finals and the 100 and 200-metcr
dashes. Denean Howard is run.
ning on the relays and the 400-
meter dash while siste r 1s Tina
is on both relay~.
Bostock's
Killer May
Go Free
C ROWN POINT. Ind (AP> -
The man found innocent by re·
ason or insanity m th(' death of
An~el s outf1 e kie r Lyman
Bostock may be free within two
weeks. the Lake County pro-
secutor said.
Leonard Smith's temporary
commitment to the Logansport
State Hospital expired Thursday
and Lake County Prosecutor
Jack Crawford said doctors at
the hospital have reques ted an
order for h.is release.
Crawford said he will oppose
the decision by psychiatrists at
the hospilaJ. Lake Circuit Judge
Felix Kaul issued the order coo·
fining Smith for treatment on
Dec. 7 and extended the order on
Feb. 216.
The Gary man was found innc>-
cent by a jury of 10 women and
two men last November in the
Sept. 23, 1978 shotgun death of
Bostock in Gary.
·'I believe Mr. Smith is a very
dangerous man who is likely to
commit a violent act again,'"
Crawford said.
Indiana law in effect at the
time or the slaying allowed a
person found lnnocent by reason
of insanity to be released alter
being examined at a stale
•hospllal when the doctors re-
commended the release.
That Jaw has been changed, to
allow a jury to reach a de·
termination or guilty, but men·
tally ill.
f'ro• Pa~BJ
DODGERS ••
fence near the 4'02·foot sien
behind the Dodgers' Rudy Law
for a double before Reuu ended
the inning by slrlklDI out
Larvell Blanks.
By then tbe Dodten led 4-0.
They opened the •corlnl ln the
second oo two lb:llles and an
RBI IJ'O'ID(ler by Joe Fersuaon
and made it 2.0 lD the third on
Smith's ninth home run of lbe
seaaoa
Cey added • two-nm shot lD
the seventh and tbe Dodien
made lt 5-0 in the eighth on Dua·
ty Baker's run-scoring sln&le.
Takes Gtt'C Po•C
Gene Farrell. an assistant
Golden West College football
coach the past 11 years. has
been selected as the school's
n ew athletic director.
replacing Fred Hoover. who
served for one year. A
Fro• Page Bl
ANGELS ...
then j?O qwet for three or four,"
McGr('~Or explained. "We just
haven't been a ble to put it
together
· · 1 started the season with a
sore elbow." he continued. "but
it's come around nicely now, and
they've ~ giving me some
support. Torught was the best
I've felt all year."
In all fairness, McGregor was
reminded that the lineup he
faced didn't mclude Don Baylor.
Dan Ford or Brian Downing,
who a re sidelined with inJuries.
"I know, and that m akes a lot
of difference.·· McGregor con-
ceded "It was the same for us
Tonight we fina lly got Ken
Singleton back and he got two
hits and drove ma run "
WHEN HE WAS a l7-year-0ld p h e n om for El S('gundo.
McGregor was known for a blaz
ing fcu.tbaJI. but today he gel!. b)
on control and change·ups
Bobby Gnch struck out lhn'<'
times and Camey Lansford. bat
tmg cleanup for the fi rst ume
this year. went O.for-4.
"II<' mixes his pHchl'c; real
"ell." ob:.erH'<i Hod Cart'"', "ho
also "('nt O·for 4 "Juc;t "hen
)OU get a dJ u'>l e d to hi s
changeup, he sneaks the fastball
by you
"Even when he gels you out on
a pitch. he'll try som ething dif·
ferent the next time around, just
to m ix you up." Carew said
*
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BASEllALL: Pittsburgh at New York Mets.
A . ....,...en: Joe Gareolota and Tony Kubek.
The Wortd Champion Plttsbw'Qh Pirates MW mowd In
front of the National Le~ue East Division and hope to add to that lead with a victory t y. The Pirates will Mtw:t veteran Jim
Bibby (6-1 > against rookie ohn Pacella (0-0) of the Mets.
(I) 2 p.m., CMnnel 2 ./ ./ ./ ./
HORSE RACING: Belmont Stakes.
AIWlllUnCen: Jack Whitaker, Frank Wrliiht and Charlsie
cantey.
The 112th running of the Belmont Stakes, the third and
final race In the Triple Crown of hone racing, from Belmont
Park In New Yortt. Genuine RISk, the filly who won the Ken-
tucky Oert>v. will have another shot a.t Codex, controversial
wlnnet' of the Preakness. Genuine RISk claimed foul In the
Preakness but the claim was denied by stewards. Ten horses oo to the post Including Rumbo, Comptroller and Super Mo-
ment along with the two favorites.
~ 2p.m.,Chennel4 ./ ./ ./
WOMEN'S GOLF: LPGA ChampionShlp.
Announcen: Don Criqui, carol Mann, Mary Bea Porter.
Susan O'Connor and Marlene Flayd.
Veteran Jane Blalock maste.-ed winds reaching 30 knots to
shoot a three-under par 69 and South African Sally Litt le posted
a twCH.Rter 70 to tie w ith Nancy Lopez-Melton for the lead In the
LPGA Championship at Mason, Ohio. Loper-Melton had an
out-of-t>ounctl shot early to go ttwee-ove.-..par but settled dOwn
with lhreebirdlesonthebacksidefora par-n round to make ita
three-waytlefortheleadgoinglntotoday'sthlrdround.
<I) 3 p.m., CMnnel 2 ./ ./
GOLF: Atlanta Classic.
A~: Vin SCully, Frank Glleber, Ben Wri9ht,
Garv Bender. Rick Barry and Ken Venturi.
An eac;ile three on the final hole gave Australtan Bob
Shearer the lead after twd rounds of the Atlanta golf classic in
Atlanta. He Is a single stroke In front of Larry Nel50n with a
two-day total of 134going Into today's action.
OTHER TELEVISION
11 a.m. CS> -TENNIS -Jimmy Connors vs. Eddte
Oibbs in a WCT Invitational match taped In Salisbury, Md.
Noon (5) -RACE RS -Cove<age of the Champion Spat1( Plug RS Challenge In ~ring, Fla.
1 pm <17 1 -SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY. CJ.41 -
FUTBOL INTERNACIONAL -Velez Sarlield vs. SPorting Cristal
'l pm 171 GREATEST SPORTS LEGENDS -A
lrtbutP to Wtllt<. R~. who as team captain helped guide the New YOf'k Kn1cks 10 a pair of NBA championShlps in the
early 1970s
4 pm 1'1) -TENNIS -Action m t he French Open, via
sdlell1te from Paris
5 pm (7) -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS -Jim Wa1t
( 36 ll ri<,kS his WBC lightwe1qht crown against Howard
Ocl v•<. < 13--01 '" a sc heduled 1>roun<J bout from Glasgow,
Scotland. Chri<:. Schenkel repor1s. 1181 PRO SOCCER.
8 P m <I 11 RODEO -More than '85,000 in prizf>
money is at stake at lhe 47th annual Arkansas-Oklahoma Old
Fort Days Rooeo, ta~ at Fort Smith, Commentators
include: Bob Tall~n. Pamela Earnhardt and Larry Mahan. <SO> -PltO SOCCER.
RADIO
Auto Racing -Hodgdon 200. 2 p.m .• KLAC (570>.
Hor..e R4'Cing -Belmont Stakes. 2·2s p.m ., KNX (10701.
Baseball -Dodgers at Atlanta. 4 ·30 p.m . KABC (7q()I ;
Baltimore at Angels. 7 p m .• KM PC (710).
C The ~11 y Pilot 1s not responsjbte for late changH. t
Trottier Gets W ate~ No Car
NEW YORK <AP> -Bryan
Trottier or the Ne w York
Is landers said he wasn't tbe
lea.st bit slighted w be the ftrst
Stanley CUp final most valuable
player not to get a new car aince
a national sports magazine
maugurated the custom in 1971.
Instead. Trottier Friday
received a solid gold watch a
spokesman for Sport Magazine
said was worth more than $8.SOO.
·'I can wear the watch
forever. 1be car wu ocuy fOf'
one year," Trot.tier said .
The spokesman for the
magazine said it was decided to
abol ish tbe practice or
presenting a new car lo all
recipients of their •wards
t>ecawse "with today's s aJaries.
most of the winners a lready bad
a coupte of cars of their own. We
relt the watch would be more
meaningf\&J. ••
A $5,000 scholarship also will
be presented in TroWer•s name
to a college of bis choice. He
said be had not decidect where
the donation would go.
Baseball Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE NA110NAL LEAGUE
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Kansas City 31 20 608 Docl&en 31 20 .608 ·~ Chicago 28 24 .S38 3"7 Houston 28' 21 .571 2
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Texas 24 Z1 .471 7 AUaota 20 28 .417 9'h -Aa&ell 20 28 .417 9~ San Francisco 21 ·30 .412 10 DmflMlU (III
Minnesota 20 30 400 10~ EutDlvbloa
Eut Dlrilloa Plttsburgb 28 20 .583 New York 31 18 633 Montreal 26 20 .565 1
Milwaukee Z1 21 .563 3h Philadelphia 25 21 .543 2
Toronto 24 24 .soo 6~ Chicago 21 25 .4$7 6
Cleveland 24 25 .490 7 NewYort 21 26 .447 6~
Boston 24 25 490 7 St. Loui.s 18 31 .367 101,Aj
BaJtimore 24 26 .480 7~
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Three Tied
For Lead
MASON, Ob.lo (AP> -Jane Blalock and Sally
LlWe. two veter•o• bidd na lor t.helr ftrtl mlJor
tltla. aol\'ed 1wlrUn1 wlndl reach.101 30 llnota
Friday to U. Nano Lopei·Melton for the rntdway
I ad ta tM l.adl Prof ional Oolf Auoc:laUon
Cbamp6onah.ip.
Blalock, S4. renowned u one <JI the lour'a best
wlnd plQera, ftl\stettd a three-under paree Uttle.
a 21·year-oldSoulh African, had70
LOPEZ·MELTON, THE P11l8T·aOVND teader wtt.b 1 97. wu three over par afler her finl
four hotes Friday, but rallied
with three birdies over the next 14
hot es for a par round of72.
The leading threesome
matched 139 totals, five under
par for 36 hoJes over the Nicklaus
Golf Center Gnzzly course.
Beth Daniel, a two-time U S
Amateur champion and the
tour's victor last week. remamed
lll sohd content.Jon for her first
ma1or professional title. She had
70-142
Donna Caponi Young, the defending champion
after her fourth major crown, struggled to a 73 and
was six shots in arrears at 145.
Blalock, who has won 27 times m 11 years on tour,
opened with three birdies on the first five holes and
played the front nine ID four·under.par 32. Two
bogeys, along with a single birdie. on the backside
gave her her sterling performance in the wtnd.
"IT WAS A GOOD three·club wmd That never
helps. It's the windiest it's ever been here," said •
Blalock who learned to play the wand as a New
Hampshire youngster along the oceanside
Little. the winner of five tournaments in a tour ,.,.__ w1·1111e r .' decade. played just the opposite of Blalock. She .. •se
struggled to a 37 on the first nine holes and then
str ung together three birdies on the backside to earn
a shareofthe lead.
··1 played consistent. 1 hit a lot or greens. You
have to when the wmd blows The wind seemed lo
blow across every hole.·· said Little
Lopez-Melton s urvived a ragged start to keep a
share of the lead. She bogeyed the th1rd hole and then
knocked a ball out of bounds on the next bole to go
three over par on t he first four holes over the
6.313·yardcoursenorth of Cincinnati.
"WREN I STARTED OFF, I was fighting the
wind, I was swinging too hard. That's the worst thing
you can do," said the winner of this tiUe in 1978.
Ironically, Lopez-Melton said the out-of-bounds
shot served as a settling influence for her. "l slowed
my swing down and I hit the ball better alter that,"
she said.
Birdies on the ninth. 12th and 17th holes brought
Lopez·Meltoo back to par for the day and her CO·
leading total.
ll took a score of 151 or lower to survive the
36-hole cut. Among lho!>e missing it were Kathy
Whitworth. the all-time money-winning champion
among women golfers. and another Hall of Farner.
Louise Suggs. Whitworth had 78 for 161 arid the
S7·year·oldSuggs bowed out with80·16'2.
Shearer Holds
Atlanta Lead
ATLANTA CAP> -Australian Bob Shearer had
tom ake an eagle· three on the final hole to finish off a
round of 71 and retain sole control or the top spot in
the second round of the Atlanta golf classic Friday.
"l was just trying to get 1l close." Shearer said of
the 30.footer on the 18th hole "l got lucky and it fell
in"
He needed it
THE EAGLE PUT HIM one under par for the
hot steamy day and combined with h1sopening63 for
a 134 total for 36 holes over the leg-straining hills or
the AUanta Country Club course.
It left rum a single stroke m front of on-rushing
Larry Nelson, a resident or nearby Acwo~. Ga ..
who was followed by a huge gallery of family and
friends on his way to a 69 that left him at 135, nine
under par. ''It's nice to look down the fairway and see your
mother on the left and your father on tbe right. You
know that no matter whether you book it or sl!ce it,
somebody is going to be there to kick it back m the
fairway," bejoted. . Jact Nictlau.s, m eanwhile, made a mighty
effort to recover from an opening 78, the poorest
effort ol bis comeback attempt. He fired a no-bogey,
five·UJ>der·par 67 that waan't quite good enough.
Vikes' Bird Named MVP
Laurie Bird was named most valuable player
and Marina's undefeated Vikings dominated \he
All·Sunlet League girls softball teams sel~led by
coaches. Bird was one of three Marina players named
to the first team with three others ptcked for the
aecood Ullil. ON-A K I Jolning Bird oo tbe lint team are 1 uuo ~)' er
Red Shift was the first to finish Balbo<t
Yacht Club·s 600-mile Guadalupe Island
race, which was completed Wednesday
Red Shift. co·skippered by Alex Goetz and
Jim Kahle. won the Endymion and Vilan
Couch trophies.
HB Skie r s Favored
LONG BEACH-Two Huntmgton Beach re·
sidents figure to provide much of the action here
Sunday at the Intern ational Speed Ski a nd
Barefoot Championships
Long Beach Marine Stadium is the site of the
competition whlch is eoupled with races pitting the
world's fastest boats, blown fuel hydrocs. which
have been clocked at 200 miles per hour
In the men·s bareroorskier competition, Hunt·
mgton Beach's Charlie Saunders will go after l.A'e
Kirk's rerord or 110 02 mile.s per hour
Meanwhile. Sherry Copeland, also of Hunt
ington Beach. 1s expected to challenge the
women's barefoot record set by Michele Fischer.
Fischer. ot Australia. has been clocked at 63.18.
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Arizona rops Hawaii
R~ Fal,l Slwrt in NCAA. Final
OMAHA <AP> -Crale Lef.
fert•, with stellar relief help
from Greg Bar car. held ott re-
peat ed Hawaii ralllH and
pitched Arfzona to the NCAA
baseball title witb a S-3 college
World Serie• victory Friday
night.
The Rainbows. the surprise of
the tournament. threatened the
veteran Wildcats until Barpr
came on in the seventh and sent
the last 5eveo Hawaii batters
down lD order.
SIX SINGLES in the fourth tn·
nmg scored three Arizona runs.
giving the WHdcats a 4-1 lead
They made it S-1 in the sixth by
taking advantage of a Rainbow
e rror after two consecutive
Arizona batters were hit by
patches from Hawa11 reliever
Mark Olmos
Although Hawa11 kept
threatening. leaving 10 men on
base, Leffert.s and Bargar s hut
the Rainbows down Lefferts struck out J ay Erdahl
to end a bases·loaded threat ID
the fourth After Hawa11 ckl6ed
to ~·3 m the seventh. chasing
Lefferts, Bargar came on and
got Kevin Williams to ground
out to end the inrung.
Arizona won the title the hard
• way. sent to the losers· bracket
by an operung game upset at the
hands of St John's Then the
Wildcats. with six seniors
among the1 r eight regular
players. clawed back by beating
Florida State. Michigan, Hawa11
and California to gain a berth an
the title J(ame
NCAA Official
Hit by Shot
AUSTI N. Texas CAP>
NCAA official J ames Smith was
struck on the forehead above his right eye by a 16-pound shot
hurled by Texas A&M 's Tim
Scott Fnday night JU.St before
the start of the shot put event at
Memorial Stadium.
Smith. an employee for the
Texas Employment Com-
mission, never lost conscious·
ness and was rus hed to an
Austin hosp1taJ.
A spokesman at Brackenndge
Hospital said X-rays disclosed
Smith suffered crushed sm~.
a broken nose and cracked
teeth
··Do not blame the athlete
. . . it wasn't the al.blete's
fault." Smith said.
The Wildcats' bta efforts
in thole eames were Leffert&'
8--0 shutout of Michican, a H
victory over the Rainbows ln 11
innings Wednesday nitht and an
11·10 wtn over Calllomia ln a
wild slugfest Thursday night.
Leffert.a got the win to Im·
prove his record to 7·2. The loser
was Hawaii s tarter David
Smith. ll·2.
THE WILDCATS TOO& a 1--0
Lead in the second inning on back·
to-back doubles by Wes Clements
and ScoU Stanley
Arizooa built a 4·1 lead in the
fourth i.nnmg on six singles and
an outfield e1T<1r. Clark Crist,
Don Hyman and Dwight Taylor
had the RBis .
The Wildcats made 1l 5·1 when
Olmos hit two consecutive bat·
ters. and a throw to second base
A ll-star G a m e
to atop a steal 1ot away (roJn
Hawaii abortllop Er.ic
Tokun.ap. with Crlat scamPlr·
ing borne from third. . .
B\JT DIE aAJNBOWS came •
back, pulllng within 5-3 in the 1
seventh before Bargar slammed
the door.
Singles by Thad Reece, Colllo
Tanabe and Les Kakazu Joa~
the bases with a close intlield
caU on Katazu's hit keeping
Hawaii at bat. Kimo PerklflS
singled sharply to center, stmd· 1 Ing Reece home and Tanabe
scor ed when Arizona catcher
Hyman dropped the ball at the
plate.
Then Bargar came on and &Jinl
down the next St!ven Hawaii ~al·
ters to save the victory for Lef·
ferts
Holmes, Oliver
Lead South Team
Two USC bound basketball
standouts lead the South agamst
the North next Saturday an the
1980 Orange County High School
Basketball All star game at
Orange Coast College
Ron Holmes. a two-time
All·Clf honoree from El Toro
High, and Clayton Ohver. a 6-10
center from Los Amigos High,
le11d ttus year's South conungent
C'Oached by La Quinta mentor
D1ckKau
THE 8 P.M. CONTEST follows
a 5 30 affair p1llmg the county·s
best girl's cagers in their annual
all-starcootest in tbeOCC gym
Oliver averaged 30 7 points per
game and hauled man average of
l2 rebounds per contest. while
Holmes shot at a 1.8.:S scoring clip
and average 13 caroms . 8olh
headforUSClnthefall.
Ocean Vl~'s Jeff Andrade.
with a 23.l shooting average and
97 assists last season. and Mater
Del's Dave Cook who picked up
142 asss.sts figure t.o be the key to
the South's playmak1ni
.. AU our guys are "'ery talent·
ed." says Kau. Y.ho guided La
Quinta to the 3 A C l f
cb• mpi<Ulhip I.bis season. ·'The
key will be cettina them to mesh
together and pla} iJS a !>ingle
unit "
Other~ on the 1980 South squ<id
include C-Ornna dt'I Mar forward
H1chard Kindorf. E~t<1nc1a guarrt
Tam Krohnfeldt and Ea git•
forwardStf've Van Horn
At 6·5. V;m Horn has tw1ct-'
nabbed lh<' MVP title in Sea V1t'w
League play. He a lso earned
all-Cl F' honors la~t year Gttcr
a veragmg Z3 points per g<1 me.
ROUNDING OUT THE South
squad are M1ss1on V1eJO center
Bob Thornton, Bols a Grandt-
~uard Alan Oolensky. La Qwnta
for>A ard Bob Murray. Santa Ana
Valley center Wilhs Thomas and
La Quinta guard M12Trakh ..
Katz is expected to do a lot of ,
fast breaking oUens ively and
pressing defensive ly in a.he 1
annual cont.est which is sponso.red
by the Costa Mesa Kiwanis Club.
But most or lhe action should
center a round tbe towermg
Oliver who earned third team
All-American honors this past
season and shared the Cl F 3 A
Player of the Year honor with La
Quanta Junior John Rodfters
ln la.st )ear'!> aJI ~tar clash. the
North dealt the:: Soulh a ~-92
setback. but tbe South still leads
tile overall aeries, 9-5. ·
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It's Christian Again
n. ft1 thlnp are aotn1 tbla ....oa, tbey ma1
not have to run the aeratdl malD neat mueb
looser at tbe Oranae Coun~ FalrlJ"C)UDdl in eo...-
11'8•· Alan QlrUtlan ot Huattnitoo Beach bu made a
1ham.,._ al the event, wlnn.lftl bl.a nlntb ltratabt
wit.bout deteat thia aeuoa Friday n1Cbt witb 111.U
Mu.oteu, Dave Slma and Lance Klq followlq
bim acm:mtbe line belON 7,18'.
In &be bllDdlc•p main. Gary 1"ord WU the wbuler
wltb Muatean. Lewis Lindwall, Jeff TomllD,
CbarU. Marte and Kurt Strommet followlq.
Brad Osley defeated ~ Slf~ in lbe
matcb nee after SllalGe Ian.ct to quaJ.11) f« either
main ntlll ftnal.
Win, Tie
Wbat 108 mlnutet of eoccer ean do to a team.
Tbe Calllornla Sunehl.ne aaw
It• 1·5·0 American Soccer
Leasue reeorc1 become a 4+1
mark by virtue ot a 2-o YidGl'Y
over tbl Golden Gat. OaMI Pri·
claJ DIO& at Santa Ana Stadlum
and a clramatic 3-3 tle of a same
protested earlier ln lbe seuoa.
Not cmlJ did the victory and
tie before N3 tam move the
SUnabi.ne to the .500 mark but
they vaulted CalUomta put the
Gales and into aecood place ln
the American Conference stand·
inaa.
IN THE REGtJLAaLY
acheduled game, Jlmm1
Rolland and Gerry O'Kane con·
nected for goal• while John
Lythaoe. starting for the first
time in the neta, recorded the
abut.out.
O'Kane's goal at the 58:08
mark, came on a header otr a
comer kick from former Santa
Ana Colleee star Don Burke. Rolland's goal was from 13
yards outoo a break away .
The Sunshine then came back
in the 18 minutes of overtime ol
a game protested earlier ln the
aeaaon. Emello Romero's
header rrom six yards out with
4 : 40 remaining in the second
overtime capped the near·
perfect evening for the
Sunshine.
ASL official.a had ruled that
the remaining 18 minutes of the
April Z1 game between the two
teams be played after the
Sunshine protested a ru.llq by
the referee that day.
IN THAT GA•E, played in
Northern California, the Gales
broke a 2·2 tie on a goal by Mel
Roche in the first overtime
period. The rereree stopped the
game and ruled the Galea were
the victors.
California contended the re·
maimng 16 rrunutea of overtime
should be played. That's exactly
what happened Friday night and
the SWl8hine made the most of
it. California's next home-cont.est
ls next Saturday when the
Phoenix Fire comes to town.
Rebels Rip
Breakers, 12-7
c When the organizers of
speed.soccer said their new sport
would be more exciting than
cooventkloal aoccer, the Irvine
Rebels sat up and took notice.
The Rebels, playing their first
American Speedsoccer Associa·
tion game Friday night, bliUed
the Newport Beach Breakers,
12·1 in the big.beat SCOrinl affair
in league pby this aeuon at
Fountain Valley's Los
CaballeTos Racquet and Sports
Club.
A crowd of S96 saw Irvine's
Albert Jordan score four times
and teammates Naaser
Behrcnlan and Gonsalo Romo
connect fM three tallies.
lrvi.ne ~It quickly. IC9rina
four timel ln the ftrst 15-dilute
quarter and tbeD add1n1 ftve
more tn the second period to
take a 9-3 balftime lead .
The Rebels fired 11 1bob at
Newport goalkeeper Ftdel
Reulaa, while the Breakers
manaaed to take 40 shots
a&alnat lmne'I AndJ Leld.laft.
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Bamberger
Back at Helm
MILWAUKEE <AP> -The untrorm bearing
No. 31 was r8';1\tl1ar but the alender figure lnaide lt
wasn't as George B•mberger bounded up the steps
ln the MUwaukee Brewen dugout Friday. The
impish grin, lhou1h. was vintage Bambercer as he
acknowledged the hordes of med.la representatives
walUng on the County Stadium field.
PENS POISED ON NOTEBOOKS. camera
!hutten clattered and television cameru zeroed
in, recording Bamber1er'1 every move on the
rucht of bla return u the Brewers' manacer.
"What la tbla, the World Serles?" asked
Brewers coach Larry Haney, potnUna to tbe media
aAMa .....
people .
.. I'll tell you, It's two
openin1 days lo one year ,'
General Manager Harry Dalton
replied.
"Th.I.a la worse than opening
day," Bamber1er said. "That's
because on opening day the
players and coaches are with
you, know what l mean? Thia
} time I'm the center flrure.
etpeclally when they're mum,
auch a bl1dea1oflt."
But the hoopla and media attenUon 1fere
fittlna, for there are few more popwar ftgures in
Milwaukee than Bamberfc:r: the amiable,
backslapping manager who annu beer with the
tan• and who led the Brewers from now~ to
pennant cont.enders two years ago.
THE FANS DELtJGED 11111 with 1et·well
cards and many even donated blood In bla name
durln1 hia convaleaence after heart aureery
·March 28. Now 23 pouncbl lllbter and feelinl better
tho be bu lnyean, beb baekontbejob.
.. Don't fet me ""'°"':• Bamberjer 1alC1. •t eppreelat.e t t.be ••)'the people treat me here. In
84 yean In baseball I have never been treated
better. I Sot more friends in Milwaukee tbao lD &be
rest ol the United Stat.ea .
.. It's really nice they like to Me me healthy ·
a1aln," be aald. "But 111 bad my own way, I'd 10
out there, aet a nice hand. aclmowled.1e it and go
about my business lnatead of havinl pre1ame
ceremonies."
Bamberger's love for beer la leeend, but he
aald limited consumption of Miiwaukee'• ravorlte
liquid isn't the only restriction on b1a diet.
''One of my ravorites is peanut butJer and jelly
aandwiches and bot chocolate, but that's no good
for the dJet," he said. ''MWt and cheese, too. Too
much cholesterol." ....
NO ONE SEEMED ABLE to conceive of some
of Bamberger 's crustier managerial counterparts,
such as Earl Weaver or Baltimore or Billy Martin
of Oakland, eat.ins peanut butter and jelly
aandwicha.
··1 weleh 182, same u I dld when I coached for
Weaver at Baltimore," Bamberler aaid, Jau&hlnc.
"Then I came here and eot like Weaver, doing
not.hint and drinkln( beer and puttln1 oa welfhl."
"A guy the other day asked me what I did ror
eserclse before my heart attack," be said. "I said
1f my pitchers were bavin1 a bad day, I'd walk a Jot. You know, out to Ule mound and beck. U they
were ll&tcblna 1ood. 1 wouldn't do no walkin1. Now
I walk tb.rff or four miles a day."
Bamber1er amlle.S and Joked as be
atcomodated interviewer after Interviewer. but
the pregame tension In the Brewer elubbouff was
obvious. It wu not unlike that of opentq day.
111'r8 DIPPEaENT TONIGBT. DO doubt
abo!!.2-tJ .. ". pltc-ber Lary SorenHn 1ald. ugv~~·· hyper. But boy,._,.... we llad to ... gt~bc,1=.IOJeur."it~• ~ C::J9'o~ neeybod.Y and be'I ltill lot all plu.ned oat.·· Weaver sent ht• former Jtdell:Jek a CGqratulatorJ telelr&m. It WU read dUl'taC tbe
fnlame eer .... , whlcb ·~by a
l_.IDIDu&e ftandlnl OY&tlae ac Bamber••.
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ltladloek Witkdraws .A:pPJ!
P,irole Player Starts 15-day Suspension Friday
N&W YORK CAP) -Pltt1bur1b third
baNmu BUI Madlock ab.rui>(J)' wltbdrww b1t ap· PHI ol 1 lW.y 1uapenaJon and *!LOOO fta. lmpoted bj · NlildoDal IAa&IM Prelkt.lt \.1'Ub l'eeaey and
w11 on tbe lidell.nff Prtday nlaht when the Pirates
raced the New York Meta.
M..uock. punished for apparently co.,WSJ ln
contact vritb an umplre while arl\dnl. dropped the
appeal at the "'r1lnt of Plrate Owner John
Galbr-.M.b, accordin, to a copyrt(bted atory ln
Satu.rdQ'• edttlou o the Pltt.aburlb Post-Gazette.
"I told BUJ that the wboJe controveny was
hurtln1 UM 1ame," Galbreath told Poet·Guette
writer Charley Feeney after meethle with
lilldlock at Sbea Stadium before the 1ame. "I uked him to accept the auapensioo and nne for tbe
aood ol UM came and for the eood of tbe Pirates.
Hla lawyer, Steve Greenber&. la a fine lndlvidual
He understood." Feeney had determined the pun.lshment after
Madlock apparently 1boved his ,iove in UM face of
umpire Gerry Crawrord dwinl an ar1ument in a
eame ln Plttabur1b May 1. Madlock appealed tbe
declllon and a hea.rlna was held May 8.
LAST MONDAY. FEENEY rejected the
appeaJ and his attorneys said they would carry the
case to Commlsaloner Bowie Kuhn, as permitted
in tbe major league aereement. Kuhn had set a
second bearine for Monday but then Madlock
decided to drop the lasue.
"Alter much deliberation, I have requested
the M.Uor Learue Baseball Players Association to
notify Commlasloner Kuhn that I wish to withdraw
Set
at
my appea,l of the fine aod 1111pen1lm wbicb WU
levied a,.tmt me oa Maye. ~." Maillock tald ill
• prepared statement.
"My dee111on to d.n)I) the QPeal at thll Ume la
baaed on my belief that turtber publicity of this
matter will do a diltenice not only to me. but also
to tb• 1ame of baaeball and tbe Pt\taburgh
Plratel. l am taktn1 thll ecUon •t thla Ume In an
effort to preserve the lntearlty ol the 1ame and to
avoid any detriment to tbe Ptttlburch oreanbatJoo
and my Pirate teammatel."
THE llA.10& LEAGtJE tJllPl&ES
Aaaocia~-:fered by Feeoe1'1 delay on ruling
on the orl appeal, had threatened to ejed
Madlock from eames befe""'1n1 Friday. When
Feeney anoouoced bl• eellton. reJecUn1 the
appeal, the umplrea lltt.ed that tbrut and said they
would take no extraordinary measures because
Area Gymnasts Win
Two aoo.lh Orance Coaat aymnaata took first
place hooon in the recent Mark Twain Aerosport.a
meet in Hannibal, Mo. with their ba.la.nce and tem·
po routine.
Robin Jacklicb, 13, or Laguna Beach and Tina
Liakum, 31, of Irvine, won a cold medal for their
choreographed dancin1 and balance performance
during the U.S. Acrogymnastics Federation event
Miss Jacklich also won first place honors tn
the recent SouUlern California State Gymnastic
champlonablpa ln floor exerclaes.
Kubn bad proal1"d a 1peedy deeWoo on
matter. .
lladloclr wu ln tbe f'tt• elubhoue bef
Friday n10t'1 1ame, pla)1Da cardl with IOID
teammates.
''I'll eo home and bep in lbape," be aald. ••
could at.ay wtth the club but l tb1llk tb.ll lt ~r. l
wUl ctve me a chance to 1et my knee In shape.••
Medloclc ~und bla rlOt knee durtng
winter in the Super Team competJUon, a televlal
produetioa ltaled In Hawaii.
The umpires had been enrafed over b1a actio
against Crawford which they termed the mos
vtolen.t aet aaailllt an umpire in ao yean.
In b1a statement, Madlock said:
••1 TRtJ8'1' THAT GB&&Y cuwroao a
the rest of the National Leque wnph'ea know b
now there b.u never been any penonal m~ toward them on my part. AJao. l hope that
public In Plttlburch and ebewbere will d.lsre1
the auggesUon that tJl1a lnddeat will affect ~
future judgment and lmparUallty ol any National
League umpires." · ~ Steve Greenberg, Mlldlodt'a attorney, sai
that the wide publicity that the cue bad at.tract
caused Friday night's declaloa.
"Bill doe!n't want to be the central Ogure I
th as type or publicity,·· he said.
Greenberg questioned the bearing provisions
in the major league contract which provides ro
the league president t.o act u Judge over a penalt
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'Defiance' Grim Story
... a1aoem~NS
I ltitl ... ODM ..... AJP'a "Oef1uce" taba place ln lbe non· .. l Allen ~ (If lllDb1tt•, It II I tum
UwraJl.1 aoMed le U.. 1rt mm« eapecta ol urbu • ea~ -...,., ... ...,.you** t.Mn an over· tfted ..,..... cau, Ut.ter. ,,..mu. d1aaY peopl Hd aU the alcetlea ol Dute'e IDl..o.
ll It.Ari Jen°Mlch1tl V•neent H In Un· e"ptoyed metthul 1eamu wbo .-. puahed lnt.o
ttlllna ltr'Oftl~arm Nlall1Uon asalnat a aadl Oc
Ne• Voit it.net 1a.n1. 'n.e plct1.tre wW find lla • most ret"fOtJve audJ nc
. ( MOYIE
I REPIEW )
In action hou1e1 .
alt!toqb It'• obviOUI the "Defiance" creators _ were actually almln&
much hl(ber.
1'11£ 9CIUP'I' 8Y TllOllAS llJtbael Donnelly
(from a 51.ory by DollaellY and Malit Tulln) at .
tempts to tell mor-. Uaao a IUpel'fklal 1w1tcbblade s"'· focuatnc mucb ot lta early attention on c~aracterlaatlon and location color but, un·
fortunately. the wrltJn1 never dip deeply enouiti
or ~allllicaJIY enou1b -to mate thole 1lde
tOUt"S pay off. • Nor does the dJrectlon ol John Flynn adequate-
Iv cover t.be acreenp1ay'a ahortcomtnaa. or B·
picture touches. Sophlstfoales seel111 the mm will
likely be bored. and there may be too lllUe combat
to satisfy lustier appetites. But there a.re 1ood points. Vincent, as the dry·
docked aallor lu.rned into a reluctant Lower East
Side translent. la extremely well cut and fully
convlndna. especially when lhe storyline requires
ham to esp)ode in while-beat rage.
HE ALSO GETS A~E support from Art
Carney as an aging, mistreated neighborhood
1rocer, and rrom Rudy Ramos, wbo lends an eerie praence aa a steely-raced sane leader The rest of
the performances run the aamut from okay lo self·
conscious Again, the script as It plays on screen
must take much of the blame. since so many of the
cbaracten have been penned with purely cllche
characteristics.
Probabl)' the most successful aspect or "Defiance" lS Its gritty interpretation of New
York's ghetto world. The ftlm llteraJly reek& with
horrifytna atmosphere. Ric Waite's cinemato-
graphy establshes the boundaries with a horrifying
slap, aided by the production design of 8111 Malley
and art direction credited to Jack Cornwell
The three top lJ'ivladdict.I grappled to another
standoff Lb1J week, all turnioi in perfect scores.
while Pierre Lapl8 alao WU nawlesa and tilblened
hls lead In the second dlvlsloo.
It's vacation time for the trivlaed1tor next
week, so send your ehtrles to 1781 HawaU Circle.
Costa Mesa 92626 rather than the Daily Pilot. The deadllne remains the same, however.
Here's the next installment ot queries. with
Just three more weeks to go in Trivia Bowl xvm
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Number eight is the two pointer thLS time, and
watch your step on number rune
I. FllANCOISE DREYFUS achieved silver
screen stardom under what name?
2. The first name, please, of Dennis the
Menace's friend Mr. Wilson.
3. The phrase "If the ri§ht one don't get ya.
Cagney 'Comeback ' a Coup • brief one in the 21.-'J·bour moVle
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Phi• 'THE JERK ..
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'"We kept it up for a few
weeks. But slowly it became
more than a game. I noticed that
he was gelling serious. And
finally he said, ·wen. let's do
it,''' Forman told the Daily
News.
CAGNEY'S PART will be a
baaed in the turn of the century,
Forman aaid. Shooting wtll start
in July.
The director refused to say
how much Cagney will be paid.
"How can you put a price oo a
Rembrandt?" he asked.
Eastwood Wins in Court
NEW YORK <AP> -Actor-producer Clint Eastwood has won a
jury verdict wh.icb absolved him or any legal wrongdoing in adopt-
ing "The Enforcer" as the tiUe of his third movie featuring a tough
cop called "Dirty Harry." . A civil jury or five women and one man returned a verdict re
jectmg author Andy Sugar's claim tha_t Eastwood hfted the title
from the writer's science fiction senes featunng a character
• called "The Enforcer."
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then the Jett one wlll" was populartJed by (
Muhammad All, (b) Teueuee Emle. '(c)
Parton.
4. Anna J arvia bu a 1peeial plaee IA ftm_
history. Why? ..
the :~~~!:0.!ti8! ~~!U:W:V~ ot ~ "'
6. Whal radio character was ramou (oi
phrue. "Wu you there, Charlie?"'
7. Name the baseball pitcher known as
"Mad Hungarian." •
8. Sir Wilfred Robart. ls a leading cbarat'tll( dd~Q? -• , .... t . 111£ VERY FIRST T~RZAN to eppea,
the screen was (a) Johnny Weiamuller, <b)
Ltncoln, (c) Gordon Griffith.
10. Bob's return trip on unf"anlshed bus turned out t.o be just a shot in the dark ln
movie?
Last Week•a Answen
t. Harr1et Hilliard Nelson <name change) •
2. Michael <Doonesbury's name)
3 <bl Betty Grable (insured legs>
4 Warren Harding (return to normalcy)
5 Tennessee Ernie Ford In "Sixteen
Tonscfighting and trouble)
6. ··The Man Who Came ~ Dinner " (I may
vomit)
7. Yacht racing (Lipton Cup>
8. Emily Dickinson <Segal'sclass>
9 '"Mary, Mary" <Tiffany Richards)
10. '"King Kong," the remake< movie riddle)
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'Fame'. Different Kid· School Elieli
nou.'YL":<W':~ ....... ., on tn
... MW MOM mov!t "hme." tM
luac-room el• New York hlP ICbool
..._ .... &o lbrob' wtlh • m-'eal beat.
.,... Mop 11uaa~blD1 their Ja.lr
food ... jcilA. •bWDi. ductac and ad· dlaa '° lberttrtaci wftll mlWcal lmtru· asenlt Socn the entlre room ii! tbfOb.
bln1 with jo.yfUI toW>dl G>d &neefUl movem.nt.
lnt~bl_!i.YOU tay!
NO ootl...-TU 8CBNF. 9'0UJd
be , at moat Amer)e\n
hi I h 1cbool1>. But ~Fam~" concerns the un.lque Hi 'Schoo.I ol
the Petformlna
Arts ol New York
Clly. Ila students
are taught not only
algebra and
En1llah but bow to
dance, acl, sin1
and ~ mu.skal
instruments .
Among the alum-
ni : Al Pacino.
Suzanne Plesbette, ,. .....
Liza Mlnnelli. Ben Vereen. Freddie
Prinze. Dom DeLu1 se. Melissa
Manchester.
The lWlch room scene epitomizes
.. Fame." an explosion of talent that is
dM IW'PriH bJt of ltlO. The film C&r•
riea ef.lht atudenu throup tbdr toyr r:an of CWTtcuJum, reveaJJna the
)'I u well u the beartactwa of arow-
1 up talented.
•.uoa C&EDn PO• the suceesa o< "Fame" la due Alan Parker, the
at-year-old graduate of the London TV
commercial scene. Hia pre.vioua
featurea have been remarkable:
"Bu11y Malone," In which children
enacted a musical gangster movie.
and '1111ldn1gbt Express." the banh
'a1a of an American ID Turkish
pr1aona.
The first two rums cost SI million
and S3 millioa. In that order ... Fame"
ran $8..5 miillon. but Parker arcue11
''tbal'a average for an American film
nowadays." He adds that the shoot.Ing
schedule was completed in the allotted
16 weeks and within the budget.
Row did an Entlishman become Ul·
volved insucb an American movie!
He explained that MGM executlves.
impressed with his firstl WO fllms, &enl
him tM Christopher Gore script '"
draft form in the fall of 1978. Parker
wasn't put off by the American locale
-"l feel that if you have control or the
film craft you can fit into any s1tua lion .··
From the MAOman •ho started it all ••• ~
BU HJWHri RSLINGI Moul
lb• pt'Ojed ..... Ccd.rlDed ..... be
apnt 1ioa1e time at tbe lllCb Scllooi of
the Performln• Arts <ateaasn•: P.A.). Said Parter: ••f uwtberewu sometblDlunmual 14 u.e tcbool. Ttaere
i• no~ qu)te like lt. eertalnly not 14
En1land. and I doubt lf ebewbere 14
lheUnltedaat.."
P arlter, an lnteme but amiable man.
spent a1x montbt In and around tlae
acbool u we.lJ a tu parent Hi_..~
of M uaic and Art. He abo vlewed
young talent at Del~ tbean
and rock dane. all ewer tbe city. 'lbe
direcwr aud.IUoned all of tbe .tudents
of P.A .• most of the 2.000 at the parent
school and many others.
"U you're dotq a film. you must co
into another worfd and abaorb tt.." be
said . "U I wett fiJming 'Great ExJ>ec·
taUons' -presuming David Lean
hadn't already done it mqnificenUy
-I would imme rse myselr 10
D1ckens1an times.
"EVEJlY nME I went tot.be sc:bool
I heard another story that could be
used in '1le script. Every audition brought the promise of another story
The strength of a Cil111 hke ·Fame· com-
~ lD tM layers and tutww ra. cu -1d to It. For lnatanee, I eec.-.ect a
~ pa.yen, violin la a •talrwell. Stu· deft~ Mother achoolt WOGld UM,.._. tlm~ for coffee or • 1mote; be 'flllii
pla)'lr.I hi.a violin wben be could_.
Sood ecouatiea."
Partler raced two obetacles in b&
plans for ''Fame''; tbe New Yon ftlm
uniODI and the Board of BducatJoo.
He wanted to work with his Encnab
team al clnematoerapher, produetiol)
cleslper. editor and ~amera operators.
and won perml.aalon from the union by
hlrtq standby1. "But tbe atandbya ac-
tually contributed to the production, so
that wasn't a waste.•• said Parker.
TOE llOUJ) OF Education was
somelhin& else. Parker recalled his
unsuccessful argument for use of P.A.
u alocaUon.
·'I gave the most moving a1 ....
persuasive perfonnance or my career
and saw a sea ol dead faces. I felt likt
Billy Hayes arguing for mercy before
the Turtush court.
.. Fortwiately the Parents Associa-
tion was very helpful; they wanted the
film to be made. And the city film com.
mission found us two empty schools.
We reproduced P.A. In every detail.··
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UNDIMl!A WON.D cw MCQUUCOU8T!AU
"Soutn To Ale And Ice"
~ end the Celyp-
eo'a or-dlPert on their
Sheelagh Bevan and James Bozian
portray a young couple heading for
tragedy in the KNBC Young People's
Special, "The Last Prom," tonight at
6 : 30 oo Channel 4 .
· • "'"* lfl'\bllloua lldY«ltwt ·' -• toumeY to the lot-: ! a!Uddtd -of Antarctl-
: J • MCWla
• • • • 'h "The Bettle At • : A,pectit ,.,.... I tt52) John
• Lund, Jeff cnendltr. ~1 (I) POf'EYI • JOfMf QUEST
0 CAl'TNN
CAWMAN AND THE
• TEBI ANGIL.I
I LAUN!L AND HAN7W'
11:00 IAlaALJ.. '9AE-
-OAMl!IHOW
• WCTT!NHtS
"$200.000 lnvltetlonel
TOIKNIMnt'' Jimmy Con-"°"' .... Eddie Dlbba 8 9 WEEKEHD
8PEaAl
• "The TroutlNI W1t11 Mlaa
• &.ltd!'' A )'OUn9 boy end
.,, olcHMhlontd wltdl dis-
-cover the)I heve or .. , pow-
~ .,. wtien they join lorctL
, (Pert 2)( R)
~ D MOVIE
• ·~ "Smert Alectls" ( UM2)
Leo Oorcey. Huntz Hall
I 80Ul.TIWN t~15 llA8EMU.
• ~ Pittl_,_, Plr•ft meet lllt>
• MetJMHewYorll.
''~11::._T~
BA.N08TAHO 1=..oo()f'
OIL PAINTlNO . ._.AFTERHOON-
t2IOO·~
"TIMI Cl!empton Sperti
PklQ Rolld Redng ci.atic"
• OUTERLMT8
An Htroneut (WUllem
Slletntr) returns frMI e
~ Otblt Wound
the ecoralllng plel'9t Vtnoa
•• end finds Ille! he cen't
keep htmNff ••nn. • TA.IVAN
T.o 8eC11P«1 OOIW4cta. In
...,. with.~ llllltve
chief'• rtvll, plan to kMI
Tenen end tile Y<Xlno
ruler.
• A8WEl&rr
"Loa Angeles' Lincoln High
SctlOOI And Ven Nuye High
SdlOOI Summery" (RI
• HEAE't TO YOUR
~TH
''The Heelltly Fatnlly'° t~. TARZAN I SUPER
SEVEN • RATPA~
''The Bootneteng Alld" ·~7 ··~ "Mexlc:en Heyride" (ISMS) Bud Abbott. Lou
Coctello.
• THE RACE f'OR THE
YB.LCM JEA8EY
The story of lour ~
Americans wt\O traYet to J
Canada tor a grueling IOU•·
day l>iCydt rece ls 1040. (RI CilD NOVA
"A Pfegue 011 Our
Children" The evidence
11n111ng toxic herbicides.
peatlcldea end othet
cllemlcals to cenoer. m1a-
carrtages and blr1h defects
Is exemlned. (CCl(RI
Cl) A880TT AHO
COSTEU.O
9 AHNAL8 AHtMAl8
AHIMA&.8
"The Beette"
1:00. 80NANZA
Ben end l.lttle Joe ettend II
de19tetlon to decide 11ete-
hooel lor NeYeda. end
wtietller to jOlrl the Union
or the Col lf9del ecy.
8 TONY IAOWN'9
JOUflNAL.
a.a .... ~ l..bfillfl•
8 KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles . 8 KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles
I KTlA (Ind ) Los Angeles
KASC·TV (ABC) Los Angeles
Cl) KFMB (CBS) San Otego e KHJ-TV (Ind ) Los Angeles 0 KCST (A8C) San Diego
I KTTV (Ind) Los Angeles
KCOP·TV(lnd) Los Angeles
KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles
• l<OCE·TV (PBS) Huntington Beach
• AMINOA'e
ATHLETU1MO
Athlete• Include Kim
Linehan end the Ta•H
longh()fn Swtm Club; Alh·
letlea Weal TrllCk end Fltld
Club; ~ Mk:neel Meu :
the Poll&ll WreetNnQ TIMI,
and running llllf Frenk
Shor1«
• MAACU8WELIY,
M.D.
A finendel tcendel inY()lv.
Ing lier hulOend '"'"''"' • wltl'a reouoereuon. I STMTMK
SAWDUST THERAPY t:30 30 MNJTO
Chnst--Glenn reoorta
on high ldlOOI merehlng
bends., Belay Allton IOolia
et e high ~ CX>UrM on
the 1tudy of youth cunwe
CR)
• SAFAAITO
~
"The Checo Legecy" One
of the most comprentnsrve
bul1<11ng protect• 81/et -
devetoped OV8f 900 ye&rC
ago by Ille lflh11botan1s 01
Chaco C11nyon, ~ Meu-
co -Is a.plc)ted (CCI 0 MOVIE
• • "SnerlOc:k Holmes
Faces ONlh" ( 19431 Basll
Rathbone, Nigel Bruce.
2:00 8 Cl) THE BELMONT
STAKES
Covetag, of the 1121h run-
ning of Ille lhwd reg of the
l 11pio Crown for 3-yoar-040
th<ltoughbreda ,....,.. frMI
Belmon1 Peril, N. Y ~ 8 LPOA
CHAMPK>HSHIP
lhwd round COYerage ol
1hls $150,000 IOUt~t
Clive lr0tn the Jedi Nlctl-
teua GoH Center In MNOn.
OO.OL
0 OIUJOAH'8 MU.AHO
"Three To Gel Reeoy"
8 OAEATEIT SPORTS
LEGfHOS flJ MOVIE
•• ·~ "Dey Of The
Ovll_.. ( 1959) Robert
Ry11n, Tine LOUIN
• SD< MIWOH DOU.AA
MAH
S'-le the on1y one wno
~ the ltory ol • 11181
polot wno claime to heve
.,_, a"°4 down by a
World W111 II Jepaneae Zeto. , • UOYW
Dusty Baeked
Lawyer Off en Services
SAN ANGELO Texu CAP> -TV cowboy Dusty Farlow will
1et a noted, real· life trial lawyer-Rlcbard .. Raceborae"
Haynes -ti be'• 1ncUct.ed for sbootin& "Dallu" millionaire J .R.
Ewioa. Someooe-speculation about "wbodunlt" is drtvina "Dallaa"
fans nub -aunned down ornery J .R. ln t.b .. aeuon's last eptaode
oft.be CBS t.elevilk>n aertet. And Farlow, a San Angelo rancher, la
a prime suspect.
'"'l'llE ONLY THING DUSTY iJ 1u1Jty of ls poor mark.a·
maasblp,"says ffayna, wbobeUevesJ.R. deservestodle.
''llhedoesn't'dle, th.en IUbtnln& oupt to atrike him," Haynes
told the San Anaelo StandardJl'itnet.
"Dusty ls a lamb amon1 wolv•, dHe J .R. is outaide t.be
bounds of propriet,y wit.bin ChriJU&n morala,'' Haynes said.
TUE HOl1810N DEFENSE attorney says the cue is com·
pllcated by reports tbet Parlow died ln a plane crash. But crand
juron apparently bu.rd aecr« t.-UIDOfty that. Farlow wu not on
tbe plane and they may Indict blm for attempteel murder.
.. . .JI Dult.y rqppean, he wtll ha.e a &ood motive," bee•~
be "vlolsted tbe flrit rule -falllnl ln love witb another man a
wlle. '' U.,.... Mid. But u,y aum is eaUUed to a laW7er, and Baynes aaya he could
def end Farlow by abowinf tbe "jury evidence tbat tbere were mJ.tl,... dmnmtaneee. •
•• DtJ8TY BAI BEEN tOrely put upon by J .R. and hi.I ml· mou: 'iie bu been Yictlmhed and put throqh excrud•Une
ep~ tJae character ol l .R. would be aoucb mlt11aUn1 ~ tO barbor 'maltce." he aald. "J .B. la am«al, lm·
llonl, n, rent ad wtthoul ~ redeemlnl character traltl IUCb
........ -..Cy and lloMlty. w--... • ID a c.l·UI• c ... , Raynm ~ defended Fort ~
••ltlmiWODAln Cullen Dam ln two murder trta.. and ooe
mu.rdlr IOlldtadoD trial.
•• ..,..... "' llile ... " 4 dWI AIM LIOd.
O..• ic.tf,
... M'!&Nl"l*MD '"' .... ,...... . Wottd W• I..,.,,.._ In
Ofdw .. ,...., !fie tadio .,.,....,
• .,.... •• DMa
"''"' ~ IOWl • 8UT'IN TM, Wll
GINT'e?
• CIMAT
~
"fennll-uHr From
leyNuth" SC-Wenttoft
end °'4wNttl Joi-. -IHlured In Wea~·· °'*' ebouf • ,,._,...
tullgt11'1 conlllct '*-
1111 tow for • )'OIM'O end
IMOoMt .. end Illa .,..
Mon for v-. ttw OOd·
deea °' '°"9. eotln Ont.
conduc:ta from the
fwt~oftn.-.
a1 w_. MM'IWNf ••Ml
~-8;~~ CLAlllO
Thlld roul\d cov.,eo•
ftrom Atlente Country
Club, M11tlttte. Ge I. a AOltCU&. n.N u.1.A.
"Tiit '"" $lline fnMI' .MCMI
• • "TOOC>tf Aetwna"
f I~ l I Rolel'(I Y OUl'IO. Joell
6i0<1del fllll Kirby O"Oell
~ '°"'* !Ind a deed ~ ra rnut'det9r I 2 In I
• MOVll • • "Orend Sl11m" f llHl9)
Janet LlllOh, Rob«t Holl·
men
• MOVll!
• • Aeul11Qn ltl ,,_.
( 1943) Joen CrawlOrd.
JOfln Wavnt1
• OUTIN TAO. Wll ~Hra' 0 MOVll
• • "~ I• Our Prof-
llon" f 111711 Lau ... Rofl
H•vea A •now OOOM
o.taye Ille t•t firing ol 8
mlNllt, • dlllbetlo poodle
POMe • problem for Ille
Str •l«llC Alf Commancs
end • crtQOteO boy INms •
IMeoli "'llllth (2 htf I 3:30 0 EVERYWHERE
' Hollywood ~ T reclt In
~~WFOAUM:
8UY1HO AHO 8EWNG
YOUA HOUE
Allorntv Roy Ulr~ host•
e allow HPIOfirlg Ille
ISSU89 of the hiQh lnte<esl
ra1ea lor home mor1gaoea
and the reel e•l•te
brOket's C<>mmlasQI, end
ottera some tips on "cre-
e11ve flnancinQ" end UVtng
monev In real estate deal-
4:00 a~ OPEN
Same-day cove<age of the
52nd French Open tennis
toutnament for men and
women proh1sa>onala (lrom
Pena. France)
0 THE MAHHUNTEAS
An explor1ion of wt'tat fife
end men mey haw ~
like duttna the prel14stonc
yea/I on earth
• MOVIE
• e • · The Naked ECSQe"
(1961) Garv Cooper,
Det>oreh Kerr A ~
~ letter ~ the
reopenlf10 ol a fr..~
Old murder case (2 11r1 I
• PA£8ENT'E
"La Famiha • Meny gene< ..
tionJ of a MelllC:en·Atnert·
can lemitv on S0u1'-tl Cal·
110<n.e are dOc:umenled.
Cl) BA.SEBAil
CIOC'nnat1 Reds vs. Sen
Otego Pedres
4:30 9 QU£ PA&\. UAA.?
Adele finds • proCeNionel
c:Niperone for Cetmen ao
that Ille cen go 10 the
IChool P'MI. but 1he wom-
an " heVlnO problema of
lier own. fRI 6:00.~ STARTRf.K
.. ••dellne Kaba eacorta
.... 1\)D Toli. tbe Doi Who
Saved HollywOod'' wbeD the
comed1 movie mates lta
.. televtdclil ~miere tml# ~t I cm r· ~annel 2.
•
TUBE TOPPERS
KTLA • 8:00 -"Wonder Woman." Cathy Lee Croeby takes the tf Ue ln Ulla
TV movie pilot tor the series with Lynda
Carter. Ricardo Montalban co-stars .
KJU e 7:00 -Hollywood-Swanson
and Valentlno. James Ma.son narrates
this chronicle of two superstars of the
silent movie era. . cm 9 9:00 -"Won Ton Ton, the
Dog Who Saved Hollywood." Bruce Dem
and Madeline Kahn head an aJl-star cast
in the first TV presentation of this
satirical movie comedy. <See photo below).
IAeder1I of lhe .,.. OIO-
eon rtfwe to 8low enyone
but Klrtt IO ~ doM\ IO
their~
• WUWON.DOI ~ wee wono Uglllaelgrtt
cl\emplOtl Jwn Weft .....
on Howwd DIN4' In • 1~
round title bout Ctl'Ofn
~. Scoltlnd~ G U:MU: THI llAaC
Nlltl0C8'08
The Ir .... end ,.,.,,.,. lhet
occur to 1 Centaien blolo-
goat end ,,.. lemlfy wn.n
,,,.., leke up rteldlncle
Wltll rllln09 -pr-tees • Movie
• • • .. Aner The Thin
M1n " 11938) Wll1t1m
Pvwell. Myme lO'f
-~ t'Oet MeriO Mechedo 1'301=.n~o CHAU.INCM!
D NlW8 • 9 WIOE WOAlD Of'
SPOATI wee World Ltgh""'9lglll
chemplOn Jtm Wan ,.., ..
on How111d Devi• 1n • 1~
round 11111 bout ClrMI
Glugow. SCOtlendl
~EVBING
e:00 8 C88 NEWS NBC NEWS G MOVIE • * "Wonder WMIM"
11974) C.lhy Lee Ctoaoy
R1c1rdo Montetben A
remerhbly ~Ame •
zon woman bec:o"'••
inW>lved Wllh us .,,, ....
~ GAIZZl. y ADAMS
A llrlt1Q8t n.ned Wngtil
comes 10 the high moun-
1ain country to be the first
men lolly e MOVIE * • • "Myst~tes Fr0tn
Beyond Eerlh" 119771
Documentary
fll) OPENM,..D
Hos1 Fbch111d O Hettnet '1l> NON-4'lCT10H
TELEVISION
• Ple1 B1r911n1ng An
Am4!0C8n w.., Of Juat"9
lndopenden1 ltlmmaller
Robert Thurt>er · s <k>ai-
mentery t81les en llWlepth
took 111 "negot•aled
JUSllCe 1n FIO<'ldl s C:rttn1-
nal courlS
8:30 •• NeWS YOUNO fl£0Pl.FI 8fl'ECW..
"The LUI PrOtll~ An en1q
scflOOI IS llunned .. Ille
Mutes of ~ leM-agera
ate tragteally st1111ereo
when Ille ebuM of alCOhOI
Orug& and a llS1 tet
•esull• In 8 ,., .. CfMI\
fl) NOMINA TINO TME
PAE81DENT:THE
PAOCESIAHO ~
PAE.88
''Prlmeriee vs c.ucu-..
7:00 9 WOALD Of'
SUfMVAl.
Hotll John For•ythe I 11M trAUTY 8HOW
nEWl'TN08L08 AHOE.E8
G HOLLYWOOD "S-And VeMtltlno"
J-Ma.on nerr.._ Ulla
IOOll lit· Olotle 8-.
the '*'* ol glernour.
f-.tllOn end~ 1nter..i.
end Auooipf> V ..... llnO.
the ICt_, I Ofet1eal io-·
• L.AWMMC:e WBJ(
• Herry Werrtft Mua1c
Selule''
• Tl«: PMaef'ra:
THE YOYNX Of' ntE
SAME-IT8
The Twelfth Nlgflt Aec>etlo-
ry Compeny pr-ia a
~I IOllowtng """ elletlll WhO ~ m11n'•
put. pr-• end 11.11 .....
end ponOet "'* -of COOIO<mt1y V. lndtlllduell·
• IUMCUllM
'Veoata'*'8" (l)THE~
0~: UH Minne.
QI THATS HOU.YWOOO
"M Ill a II HllOC>8fl Ag eon,
Siwn ·
7 30 9 DANCE F'!V£A
c.iebrlly iUdgM Jelry Ven
Dyke. JK* Jonee. Aw.on
Arngr1m. Gueat F"etn
II<;; ,Nllit. y FBJD
TMAnt HOLLYWOOD
"&toeo-ey Goe. Holly·
wood"
• FOOTSTEP8
P .... A ,_ bOy puts a
_..sir.., on the •e&I·
I~ tn ume Neds
~groo.c» Cl!) THE NOHTBXJ8
APPLES
' Poont Of View" Racael
,.,,_lit~ High
rnouttl dUrlnQ lhe Apples'
nY991io-llorl tl'llO the Slab-
blnQ of the --pt)n-c:opel (I) ~ SEAIOf ~ -
· Vinc.n1 VenQoofl"
1:00 8 (I) THE BAD NEWS
BEARS
Coach Buttermeker
catches 11<$ lemele Ptlc:net
""9QlflQ one ot NS tnalfl
p111yer1 ano oeooes 10 1e11
,lief •Ooul '""' l:Wdl '-5
and the beats 8 SJ ANO THE BUA
Pogo lti comM IO BJ tor
helO ..nen ~ •s 1111ea1-
!'ned by people """<> are
1116' her ~\I)' wor'lh·
!Ms OOld mone (RI U MOVIE
• • ··Gocu111a· 119~61
l\eymond Burr, T..._,.
9*!u-a.
• 9 MO-"Ollerr
Ari ~· lrlPS Thlb. Trac> two QO'OIOU$ mod-
ets end a mor.., eel "" ..
( IC)tdly l\oocl•ng ""6er.
~ound UW> tAI
U DEAH MARTIN
Gue$! 1 Jona11-.1n t'V.nt• s
Kay Meetoro Lou Jecot>o
Mat1on Mercer. Tom
Sollofy, IN Oong-A-ung
Scltn
·=AOOEO . 1"' The Gm He Went• To
Kii '' .11"'8 Sommers. Rob-
ert llll'IQ
• DOUT: A MUllCAl.
~
Despite Ted Turner
Hatti -IOb zu. ~-...a....,
........ :1 ........ ........ _, &r:'l'RXllWI>
CJW•••IHOW ..... n dHper•t•IY
...... to Olll'IWloe Ind ........ ....,_.,,...... .
~._....._.,,on
doWlt .. .... Of Ille
tflow • .... (1) MOVll • *°" "Won Ton fon, The Doo Who a... Holly·
wood" 41978) Bf\IC9 Dern,
Medtllne "-M.
• IANPON)
kid end .. buddy Cel
ldltfM to ""' rtclt <II** by .-no c.i·. llPtCllll
brMd Of "'°°'..,... ....... flJ:LOVl~T
Goclt* .... 11e··~ IOr 8*dom ........... In
IOr • a.lglF In .,.. lounge.
(RI
D..avw * * ~ ''Tiie Man 0u181de" 11.en Ven H9llln. ,...,
Veugt!M.
• MOVIE * * • "The LUI.
Gengater • C 111391 Edwerd
G ~.John C111r•·
dtl'le
• A.t.IENCAH 8HORT STORY
"The Sky ts Or.y" by
ErMll 0-A young
bled! flffllC>Oy'• ...... 10 lhe
denllll tn . amell LC>Uillen•
town matk• the~ of
,,,. IOClel end Mlf·llWat•· -QB COUNTRY MU8fO
A880aAT'ION 'AMif-MA
The bMI P8"1ormtf8 In the
world of country mu11e Ofe
Pl'-'lled
9'.JO II JOE'S WOAlD
The Weo.11 klO • r ll e
ONorC9 • lmn'wMH'lt ""*' ,,,.., ge1 up to find their
tether "-'Q on the
ooud\ end their motller
1umonQ 1n the bedroom. 8 MOVIE
• • •'GodJ!le•a ~"
I t9701 ,,._... Hoehl. Torv
tw()y\Al1
• HMHVll.LE MUINC
Oue&ll JICk Grffne.
JMrwe8-y
M>;OO 8 PM1E TatE
8A~Y •O WHEHTHE
WHl8T1,E BLOWS ..._ 1•• • .. '"9 to a
t>eauTy cootestenl WhO is
ttl'lll'l80la1e1y lllClftaC>Otd by
,,., jealOuS bOytnend
., ~y
Gu<9SIS H11o~h1ma an
Aauln·lvnenun IUZ rOCll
QIOUC> 1loet'°"'9 Ille lt&O•·
1iona1 As.en lflstrumeni,
Mill conremPO< ery rOCll
and 1au INllNmef11S
&;) IAAH: IHSIOE THE
l&.AMtC REPV8UC
The n'I04N8llorl Of llWI ltant·
an people end a-lead·
en cMWIQ the <>n-90tr1Q
lsi.nlC rewilutlOn and Ille
~I llTIC)llCI on Ille
P<*'tCS ~ end
50Cllll ,._ ol Ille COUtltry
11e ea--.ci In '"" doou· menter, ltlmed ttom
Del .. 1971 to ......
'97'1.. • .&AZZATTHI
lltlAIN1&Wa 8ttOft
•Pf111 WOOOS au.t• !No.
11' PM Woods. Mo 11U
St-~e. bns. Mi'le
MelltlO, P••no, Btll
Goodwwl.~ :c:-:1=(I)9 NEWS AMERICA'S TOP TEN
Hoat-(;-.y~
• RADIOYISIOH
HoSt Jeck Snyder.
Gu.ta 0,..., Trtc*. ten
Humet.Oevo
• u·A·a·H
Felli« Muteehy tellff
being p-., ~ '°' •
Cable News Takes ·Hold
BJ PETEa J . BOYE& LOS ANGELES <AP ) -To
the c a s ual viewer, the
al&nlficaoce of the event may
have been obscured by the nam-
boy ance ol ita promoter. But, be
certain, the beltnnln& of the Ca·
ble Neft Network last weekend wu eomethinl much more than
a cruy, ~pensive Ted TUmer
folly.
That hurried lll{luaural broad·
caet ol the fint 2'·bour news
network was the birth of a
toucbatone of the new com·
municatlona age. CNN may well
be fqllowed ln its mlulon by
three more famWar names -
ABC. CBS and NBC <CNN ls seen &ocally Oll.ly Newport Beach
cable t.elevtaloa, on Channel 1.5
or B>.
TUaNB•. TBE Atlanta
yachtlman·•portaman·financler
who likes to take cbancea,
ftJUl"e9 that b1a all-new• network trill be joined by the three ~
The
commercial networks In IS
years or less.
In ract. says CNN President
Reese Schlmfeld. one or CNN's
worries is that it didn't start
soon eoougbt
"We've got to have a budget of
$200 millioa or so in eight to 12
yea r s, when the networks
become news services" says
Schonfeld. "I believe tbat there
will be four news services -the
t.bree networks, and us."
IT MAY BE difficult to picture
ABC, NBC and CBS without sit·
coma and soaps, but as eoler-
ta ln ment programming gets
more expensive and as
alternatlvea such as cable.
satellite, home video multiply.
networks fiaure to follow
Turner'• le.ad. Conelder the
word.a ol WWi.am Leonard, pre-
aldent of ~ News u quoted in
the recent DuPont-Columbia
Unlvenlty aurvey of broadcast-
ln1: .. , ~ that we will be ln
the 24 -hour news business in
television. Maybe tbere'U ~
four b¥sic broadcasts a day -tbe momi.ng news, t.be afternoon
news, t.be evening news and t.be
late-night news, repealed in
balf·bou.r or hour cycles -or up-
dated constantly throughout
t.beH cycles .. " ..
Thal the major commercial
networks are gearing up tor the
switch to all-news was su11ested
by NBC President Fred
SU verman a year aao. "At
NBC," be told affiliates, "we
t.blnk the most important long·
term chan&es we can make will
be ln the area of news. . .It is
tbe most exciUog challenge -re
race and the one, I believe, t.bat
is going to change the face ot
television."
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MIWPOIT llACH
Rural aettlnf n~xt to Dover Shores.
Priced wel below the others at
1159.800. Hurry to see thla charming 3
Bdrm home.
Open House Sat 1·5
SURFSIDE COLONY
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-CA.MYOM VllSAl' IS
Here's the ultimate in luxurious
C alifornta 11 vin g . Beautifully
decorated, country French kitchen.
ocean & night light view, room for
pool. Fantastic U V..% financing.
$635,000. Open today, 1-6, 5 Rue
Montreux. 759-1679
Redhi ll~ Realty
I .ill o Kea It v tJtlice
UDO IA YFROMT
* * * * * * Heritage Collection
OCIAM VllW COM»O
I HtM •d·
ver •• la llall .... ..,... .. aubjed to
• t.be ~ Fair Hou·
3-story beachfloont, vacation villa. 6
years -old, 4 Bdrm. 3 Ba home in
prestigious gated community. Offered
with 29% down, no bank qualifying.
$379,000.
MIWPOlrT DUftlX
Fa bulous. like new 3 BR and 2 BR.
fire places, walk to park and beach.
Excellent financing. $264,000.
45 Ft. pier & slip, 6500 sq. ft . of
interior luxury for e njoying the good
life in Newport Beach.
Sharp Newport Crest 4 Bdrm 3 bath
condo. Newly painted. private deck.
loads of s torage space. Owners
motivated. Offe red at S175.950. For
appt to see. call 540-1151
IASTSIDI 2 OM A LOT aol ~which
Wical to •d· 'any ,...,.,_ee,
Hml lion, or d h ·
crimttlon baud oo
rece,.olor, rellaloo,
au, • nallonal ort1.io. or amteotioa to make an::fh preference, liml tioo , or d ia-
cri ·oo."
Thi.a ..-paper wlll not
knowtily accept a ny
advdaing for r e al estat.-Uch la in viola·
lion<;elaw.
·aaos:Act.erthen
.. a .. cMcllftllWads
llG CANYON'S IEST
End unit townhome, Versailles model.
masterful living in the most exclusive
of all are as . 4 Bdrms. each with
private baths , panelled library +
ga m e room. Elegance for only
$595,000.
Open House Sunday 1·5
DOVER SHORES
' .. 1C:: report er-r.: ... ..,. The
Bayfront at its finest. A North Star
Ln. executive 5 Bdrm + 4 Bath. truly
magnificent extended floorplan . This'
home will slip a 60' yacht. $975,000.
Open House Sat /Sun 1-5
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9.PILOT a.-.s
for .... first
ect IHertloa
OlllJ.
Haa~S. •••••••••••••••••••••
Newport
Peninsula 673-3355
Realty
~~~! .......... 1.~~!. UTnE lllSIDI r&94SULA POINT
170STB'S
BST BUY Tree lined street leada to TO OCliM this magnificent 3 Bdrm Comfortable-3Br older
residence. Enter tile b o m e , q u I e t
nH.91 buys this lovely courtyard with focal oe~. afforda·
h om1for the d Is · point lount.aln. Security ble financing 9 .5%.
crimiatlng family. 4 aate uaures complete $280,000. Call now. g~ bdrma would privacy. Garden setting JllS 1£ALJY acco te your laml-sUJTOUDCls your spartl-
1 y . urtyard and in1 pool and s pa . groUDj are ideal for CalifomJa living at Its 673-6210
"gre~ thumb" ran· very best! Unbelieva-
clen. ~terms. Special ble! S128,000. ~.:f~fy hoSJ?efOr a s pec ial 145-1313
familas..m ---origiDal owners. Owner
will CaJTY 1st. SU0,000.
Call646-TITI
F •R EST E c ..... soN
FOREST E
OLSON . . .
~--s
'memt ~ T. lillaaion Hilla Country Pridof-owoerablp ~ S:VIRA Club. 3br, 3ba, up·
apart.anta! 1~ years 3 Bdrm c..do Eutalde graded. Unused. Luxury
old. Elloeed 1ara1es, c 0 at a 111 ea a . c a ai clmdo. On golf coune. comb aR • t BR. On M&-nn su1.ooo first 9 7 /8%. site ma Low maint. lo· Ol'fN Ill Q ·ll~f\JNTOltf NoC"f' Value 1296,000. Want to ~;::_ ~\2~er:./::ci [--1~~!;111 ;:~ot~tt!:e~~!r~~ nabt d Call ror pro-~ . L " yard. Douglas Honig,
forma sw. 7S2-1700 -• 714-973-1191 <owner>
()PtN l1f ti":!: #UN lll#i.f "'' t'
=tMWortd Ou I custom 3
me with u.n-believa\ features. 3000
~usoc:ean view, t see to ap·
p ,000
AnENTION
CUSTOM BUILDERS
SPYGLASS LOT
Custom homesite . one of the last
vie w lots re maining . Views of
ocean , N e wport Harbor a nd
Fashion Island. Call for terms &
information. $550.000.
RCTaylorCo
()40-9900
DOWTWAIT
USIYOUI
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CHOOSE
fnMftOur Giant ......... ,
1000'•
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FREE
llOADMOCO i . o a CANYON
Plan 1, like S .. 4't'W,9SO
5"4M.ASS HIU 'S FIMIST
Jus t ·lis ted, bea utiful customized
Southport home. With 6 Bdr ms.
formal dining room . family room.
40x22 game room. Excellent maids
quarters. Lavish use of used brick. en·
tertainment center, pool and J acuzzi,
breathtaking ocean. harbor & moun·
lain view. $865.000. Open today. 1·6. 55
Goleta Point Dr.
BEACH HOME
3 Bdrm 2 Bath. frplc. lots of built-ins
including dishwasher & dbl garage.
Only $129,900.
Lwge Custom
OCEANFRONT HOME
4 Bedroom with an unusual amount of
extra s torage in the best Balboa
location. Asking $850,000.
DELUXE DUPLEX
On a big wide lot . which provides a
tota l or 6 car off-street parking if
needed. 3 bedroom + 3 bedrooms with
ocean view steps to beach. Take over
big loan at low interest at the new
reduced price of $317 ,500.
JACOBS REALTY
675-6670
2919 N~wport Bl•cl. corner 30th
umE BALBOA ISLAND
A warm 3 bdrm. family home with
open bea med ce ilings. frplc. & private
patio plus a separ ate guest room &
bath plus a l·bdrm. apt. All on an
ove rsized lot on our quiet Little
Island. Owner will finance. $385.000.
RUMBOLD
REALTY
mar ine avenue
balboa i s land 675-4822
ST. ANDREW'S VILLAGE
LUXURY CONDOS
1-1-1 .. = •••.ooo to s 165.ooo ONLY 3 LEFT
Xlnt financing available .
()pen Daily from 10 to 6 PM
1 blk E. of Irvine Av on Clay St.
and St. Andrews in Newport Heights.
................... , 11 111
673-19". '4M407
UDO VILLA
Owner will help fina nce. 5 Bdrms .. 5
baths: on l' 2 lots.
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
Charming older home on double lot. 4
Bdrms .. 3 b a ths + pool. Owne r
transferred, will help with fin ancing.
$265.000
BALCONY BAY VIEW
Exclusive Peninsula Point 4 bdrm .. a
baths; occupied only 41n months.
La rge assumable loa n + owner will
carry. New construction. Easy to
show. $38.5.000
LOVELY LIDO HOME
Re cently re modeled. 4 bdrms . 3
hath!-.. Owner wall assis t with
financing
L·U·V OM UDO
Location. ullhtv. value. c·ombmed in
this spacious 4 ·bdrm. gem. Ac t quiek
on this barJ!am. $495,0QO.
SUMMER FUN OH UDO
3 Bdrm. 2 bath. s unny patio. close to
the clubhouse. tennis courts. Yearly
lease avail
PALM SPRINGS MOTEL
16 Units on ~4 acre. 1 mile from
downtown P alm Springs . Large pool &
recreational room. $875,000. Owner
will carry w/29o/r down.
673-7300
l J ' ,' VI A L I 0 0 N EW P 0 R T BE AC H
PRIVATE EST A TE SALE
01 I magnate's widow says, SELL IT! 4
Bdrm. 6 baths, 6 marble fueplaces,
formal gardens. e lectronic security +
dogs. Over $1 ,000.000 cash spent in
r e novation . For detail s o r
appointment to see. caU 673-8550.
SUNRISE-SUNSET
Mountain to ocean view. Spanish t ile
e ntry, skyh~hts, ~ourmet kitchen. 3
Bdrms + hobby r oom . expansive
!,Un-drenched patio for enterta ining.
Twinklinl! nill?hl li ght view. Privacy!
Romance! Informal li vm~ at its best.
S2R9.000.
CdM COMMERCIAL
Coast Hi ghway, own er will carry
financing. 5,000 sq .ft .
673..SSSO
real estate
-M.I. COMDO Mly $30,000 •·
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-ll•HT I IDIM UNITS. O•IJ
1240.000. lsceflHt loc.t,_ .. .,.
Dlm1J11 I .,..,_ 101•1 ...... S..... _....__
llACH COMDO I 0 % DOWM. c ... , ••• , 2 '*-c.... • ..... ... .. ............. ,... ......
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41•l•t'r•••· prl••t• •"rl.r•r4
I t•.,.S..to1t•1"-
Two individual houses on an R·2 lot.
Each has separate yard. Both newly
painted inside and out. and highly up-
gr aded. Terrific location. Owners will
carry 2nd TD. For more info call,
540·1151
WA.Mr CHARM A.MD COMPOtrT?
You've found it in this beautifully up-
gr aded Mesa Ve rde home. It features :
4 Bdrms, new carpets and wall cover-
ings, ceramic tile floors and is located·
on a huge cul de sa c lot. For an appt
to see. call 540-1151
OCEAN VIEW
Beautifully redone Corona Highlands
ho me w1th a touch of old Cape Cod.
Comfortable & in\liting from the used
brick fireplace to the bay windows . A
t raditiona l hom e. 4 Bdrms plus a
lar~e family rm. opening onto the
n1('ely landscaped e nclosed yard. An
outstandinJ! home value at $398.500. in ·
d udes privat e beach a ccess. 428
SERRA. CdM will be open SAT &
SUN 1-5.
BIG CANYON
An Hclusi•~ CJUard-cJated
community!
SPECIAL VIEWING
SUH. 1-5 P.M.
#I 0 RUE CA.MMES
One of the most uniquely beautiful
ho mes o ffe r ed comple t e ly
re modeled & e xpa nded end-unit
Dea ne home on cul-de -sac. See to
a ppreciate the marvelous OPEN
feeling! S399.000. <S-36>
OPB4 ~~SUM I ·S P.M. #12 C IY HILLS!!
Unique architec ture w tnatura l
cedar & used brick. Custom 4BR
home on 3-le ve ls w /pvt patios
adjoining mos t rooms. Separate
guest apartment. $790,000. CS..37)
MEW OfFRJMG
Custom SBR home w /golf course &
mtn. view. Over 5500 sq.ft. incl.
f a.mily & dining rms & exercise rm
& library. New pool. $985,000. ($-38)
OYBLOOIOMG 6TH llAllWAY!
4BR & den Versaille townhome for
the ultimate in gracious living.
3-car garage. $660,000. <S.39)
C~ STYLI UV..!
Through lush garden courtyard
enter this e legantly ap~inted 3BR,
family rm borne. You U enjoy the
morning sun & vista of pool &
waterfall from most rooms
Flexible fmanclng. $639,000. (S-40) :
lll9eCH ~y ISTATI!
Every possible lntertor amenity can
be found ln thJs elegant executiye
home w/approx. 6000 sq.ft. 58Rs
library & billiard rm, 4 wet bars &
fplcs. An exqulilte offerln1 -
$2.000,000 fee. (S-.1 >
AM llCWSIYll
Skyllgbt~1 , marble & mlrrors blf~hlljbt Ull8 cuatombed an •
of lee • famlly rm bome. Pvt aarden & patio w /dramattcally
1t1bted pool. 1pa • fountain.
llMl.000. (6-41•>
LYNNE VALENTINE 8" taOO
•
A 55-too steel sculpture. "'Ibe Way," is
creaUng controversy ln St. Louis over
whether it ia art or junk. Officlals have
Andy Offends
Brazilian Bar
SAO PAULO, Brain (AP)-Andy €app, the
truculent cartoon character popular ln the United
States, belng sued in Brazil's supreme court1 Not
quite, but a local newspaper, which carries the
Capp cartoons is.
The metropolitan dally Jomal de Tarde re·
ported that an irate lawyer, who claims the car·
toon strip offended members or his profession, has
taken his anger against Capp to tbe courts.
The newspaper did not reveal the name of the
incensed lawyer or how much be was demanding.
The offended lawyer claimed Capp was "dis·
respectful or lawyers in general, ndiculing the
plaintiff and his colleagues who struggle for the
brilliance of their work."
The cartoon is the creation of Reg Smythe and
is published in 15 languages in~ countries.
The ofrendJng cartoon showed Capp and his
wife, F1o, seeking legal advice. Before saying a
word or sitting down in a lawyer's office, the cou-
ple are told to pay $30 for the visit. Without break·
ing stride, the Capps do an about face, comment·
ing, "For that kind of money we don't visit, we
move in."
Nixon Believes
Chances Slim
··.For Anderson .,,..,
NAPA (AP) -Former President Richard M.
1Nixoo said Friday Rep. John Andenoo'1 populari·
ty al an independent presidential candidate will
twane following the political conventions this sum·
•Iller.
" "I believe John Anderson will make a good
showing in the polls, but once the conventions are
1beld, people won 't want to waste their votes," Nix·
on said during a brief interview before addressing
a-closed meeting of about SO young business ex· •ecutives. •11• Nixon, who recently moved his home from San
Clemente to New York City, spent 2~ hours with
·• executives attend.Jog tbe annual retreat of the
118outbem California Young Presidents' Orgaoiza-.tlon, a group of company heads below the age of
NI.
u• Details of his remarks to the businessmen
were not dlscloeed. but one person who at1ended
.. d be made "a positive address" and answered
•eatlons dealing with world affain, American
foreign policy and mllltary capabWUes of the Unlt·
ed States and the Soviet Unlon.
He said only .. hello" to the two reporters who
waited .. outside at the Silverado Country Club.
'1 Before his address, however. Nixon said be
'U.Obviously" endorses Ronald Reagan for the GOP
abmination .
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COLOMAl. ..... AL ..,.,.
7801 Bolsa Ave
w.stmlnstet
893-3525
rAaFte ••w ..-.OIJALPAH
c.m.terv Mortuary
Chapel
3500 Pacific View Drive
Newpcrt Beach
6"-2700
...-CCMMICll NOllTUAlaS
~unaBeach
·~9415 LaQuna Hiiie
76&0933
San Juan C.pletrano 496-1ne r--LAWN-MT. OUYI Mortuarv • c.tnel«Y
Ct9mltOtY
1625 0 1w Ave .•
Costa Mesa
540-5554
MLTl•l-.OM N•M*"-841-a.at
CostlMMa ~
WlllOWS ..._llOAIWAY
MOlmU.ft
110 Stoadway
COtteMela
842-9150
used both words to describe the $70,000
work located in a park
3 Residents
Get Degree8
Three Orange Coast
area residents have re·
celved bac h e lor 's
degrees from Utah State
University.
They are Kerry Ann
Chrlsllansen of San
Juan Capistrano. busi-
nes s ; Diane Elaine
Devick o r Newport
Beach, humanities, and
David George Gibson of
Fountain Valley, educa ·
lion.
PVBUC NOTICE
I·
Pounding A U'Ofl
Pile driver Cin LO.Ver> knocks s teel casings into place in
what will be 01e of the foundations for new Coast
Highway Bridge fver Upper Newport Bay. Casings later
will be filled with~oncrete
Doctoi and Staff
All 'Ex erienced'
RIVERDALE <AP> -eceptJonistVioletRaning is the youngster in
a three-person doctor's Ice that has served this Central California
town for t\alf a century. Sh is only 72.
Dr. R. A. Hunt is 77. So Is s nurse, Clara Danielson.
·'I guess when one of WJ Us it quits. we'll all retire, .. Hunt said io an
interview. "We'll just h ve to
wail and see who It is. We'r all in
pretty good health.''
111.JNT'S STAFF DID
acknowledge their ages a li"e by
changing office hours fro" all day to mornings only while the
doctor was on vacation Uree
years ago.
"Violtet and I put a sign in the
.,vlndow announcing new oflee
hours of just half clays," alss
Danielson said. "When be
returned, Dr. Hutt got the
message that we no longer wa-e
workingtboseloogboers."
The doctor admillEd that "we
don't work like we used to ... l
refer a lot of cases tospec1alist.s.
do only minor surgeries and no
longer deliver babies.•
HUNT TOOK OVEl a retired
doctor's practice in February,
1930 but didn't plan lt spend his
entiTe career in thi s
2,000-population c•mmunity
because he wanted to become a
specialist.
·'But I never could tecide on a
specialty, and I was St busy here
that l just forgot a bot it.·· Hunt
said. "l guess that ~ans that I
Composer
Loses Case,
Mmt Retire
POMONA
Internationally
symphony composer
baa lost his court cb
man~atory rellrem
forcing bim to leave
post at Scripps Colleg
BUT8UPEaJOS
E. JODel denied an
sought by Kubik alter
hearlna.
really preferred being a general
practitioner."
MissDanielsooJoined the office
a few months after Hunt arrived.
Mrs. Haning started work 35
years ago.
.. WE RAVE LOTS of fun
together and sometimes we have
terrible arguments. but we
obvioully llke worting t.o1etber.''
Mias Danielson said. •"We know
each other's strengths and
wealrnesaes. ••
One of Mrs Haning 's
.. strengths" is remembering all
the times of activities al
community events such as the
Spring Festival.
"Of course. she's younger than
us." Miss Daniel.son said
Hunt w.as feted at tltis year's
festival as Riverdale 's
''Old-Timer."
"I DON'T KNOW why they'd
make a fuss over me," he said. "I
really don't like publicity. But
they wanted an old-timer. and I
am anold·timer "
The "Three Stooges," as they
call themselves, reminisced on
the medical progress in which
they have participated over the
years. Miss Danielaoo recalled
when they bought the.ir f1n1t x-ray
machine, and Hunt noted that be
delivered most babies at home
during the early part of bis
career.
"I've taken care of three
generations of families here."
Hunt said. "I've seen a lot of
changes in medicine. There used
to be so few drugs with which to
treat people; now there are too
many."
To Save
School?
PABADIU. Mlcb. <AP> -A UJ\1, •Jl'Glll Kbool d18trict ii
COUDtlal CIQ honorary 1bare1 of ParadlH to raeue lt from a
finaadalinfemo.
Tb• lmpovertahed Wblteftab
Towmblp Kbool dlltrlct hopes to
kHp its elauroom doors open by
ofterlnc boaorary shares ln the
vma1e to ftna~ial contributGN .
Donon wlll be proclaimed
honorary dt.l.am ol Paradt.e. a
community ol 4S> that overlooks
Lake Superior's Whitefl.ab Bay.
and receive certificates
reaervin& them a share in
Paradise .
.. WE"SE FIGHTING TO keep
our school. It's t.be center of our
com manity," said Nancy Clarie, a
school secretary whose daughter
attends t.beseeood grade.
From kindergarten through
12th grade. students attend school
lo a coal-heated building with
seven classrooms and a
gymnasium that measures 50 feet
by 35 feet. Because of the lack of
space. there are no programs in
home economics. industrial arts
or arts and crafts. and no library.
cafeteria or resource center. says
Superintendent John Tafelski.
"We have nine teachers, so that
averages about 10 students a
teacher. With that we get a mo~
personal touch,·' he said.
THE GRADUATING class or
1980 consisted of seven seniors.
s ix eighth graders and three
kindergarten students, Mr:s.
Clark said. The district operates
under a $299,000 budget, and
$237 ,000 of that comes from local
taxpayers.
The school never merged with a
larger school district ~ause
there isn't another one nearby,
s besaid.
"My child would b-,"e to travel so miles. That's too long to beoo a
bus everyday," Mrs.Clarksakl.
Howe"er. some older students
do find themselves taking long
rides to and from.class.
"WE BtJS oua kids about 73
miles one way, every other day to
Sault Ste. Marie to a skills
center." a vocaUonal school for
10th. 11th and 12th graders who
wanttogo,saidTafelski.
The district wanta to add four
claasrooms and enlarge some of
the existing classrooms as well as
the gym, be said.
"We're asking e\leryooe to help
share our hopes and needs,"
Tafebki aald. "We're aakinc
donaUonl from everybody and
anybody QI tbeplanetEa.rtb.
''We've got people writing
friends. the news media: I've
written to people I know. We've
written to our senators."
MANY OF PARADISE'S
residents are elderly and
therefore eligible under state law
for a property tax credit. The
community also lacks any
industry as a source of tax
revenue, Tafelski said.
"My kids have a responsibility
to a world that is growing smaller
every day. and we will not give up
until lhejobisdone." he said.
·'The one thing I believe -so
honestly -is that when you have
something of value and you have
the gutstogooutandsay •we need
help.· they will."
Police Accused
LOS ANGELES <AP> -The
American Civil Llberties Union
has accwied the police depart·
ment of harassment. for arrest·
ing three people who were ask·
ing voters on elecUoo day to sign
a petition for a civilian police re·
view board. Police said the three
were too close to polling places.
.June7. tlllO
America
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The Amazon region.
Shaded sections show
crrt1cal areas of
deforestation.
500
MILES
'
LARGEST RAIN FOREST COVERS 2 MIWON SQUARE MILES
Unte•• Dev1lapment la Controled, Jungle Could Become DeMrt
Forest's DeJtth Feared"'
Brazil Acts to Save Amazon Treasure
BRASILIA. Brazil <AP> -
Brazil bas begun adopting
strong measures to prevent
deatruction of the world's
largest tropical rain forest. after"
studies showed that uncontroUed
deveklyibeul in the vut Amuoo
reg1oo eouJd tum tbe juq.le into
a llfeless desert.
An environmental task fortt of government officials. re·
searchers and specialists bas
sent President Joao Figueiredo
land uae and zoning proposals
intended to prevent d~t.ruction
or the 2 million-square-mil~
Amazoo basin, half of which is
dense, unexp&ored jungle.
IT WOULD permit mineral
exploration, farming and other
development in areas that can
support the ~hange while pro-
tecting the natural state of the
fragile Amazon jungle.
The pfan represents a maJOr
policy change for Brazil. which
for years has looked to Its mam·
moth north. with its promises of
rkb deposits of minerals and
agricultural bounty. as a major
source of economic growth.
Until recenUy, the military·
backed government. rejecting
criticism from International
ecology groups, viewed the
Amazon as a naUonaJ security
region. It bad 1ub1idiaed
haphazard settlement. and tm·
controlled development. there.
BUT RECENTLY. settlement
proarams and caWe grutng In
the Amaion have subsided. alt.bou8b estimates show forests
are sun being stripped at a rate
of 400 square mllet a year.
Reaearcben bave fOund that
jungle land It.ripped ot t.-. la
unsuitabie ror rarmtq and ll'P·
lDI· The fon.t depends OD fall· ins leava to bullcf up a WD or~
l•DIC la)'er OD tbe Juqle floor
ud without th.t. ecol«>Cilta have
warned, the Amason la in
dancer d tw'IWla from ··~
bell to r..s delert." n.-..., II Wd to be cet•
t•in to endone tbe land·uae
plea, wbldl calla for I00,000
lqUN milea d •Mioclal pub
ud ecoloclcal ltatklDI aod more
tbM -·-........... d Da• Uonal f'or.t W'Yadon land.
PAVLO NOGUEIRA Neto,
Brazil's secretary or the en·
vtronment and a member of t.be
committee that denloped the
plan. aays he's eoarineed the
p~ will protect the ttPJn,
which oc~piea two-thirds of
Brazil. a country larger in are.a
than the 48 contiguous United
States.
·'To say that we will be COO·
trolling the entire system wouJd
be difficult because the Amazon
re1tioo is so large:· Nogue1ra
says. "But the situation has im·
proved a lot and we believe that
Amazonia will be saved. U we
had done nothing, it could have
been destroyed.··
A key tool of the government
program is a satellite survey
member of a n eight-nation
Amazon Pact, which pledgei-.
JOtnt efforts to develop and pro-
tect t.be South American jungle.
The mllit.ary-bacted National
Securi&y Council recently •-oounced it is assuming direct
respomlbUit.y for some parts ol
lhe Amazoo, partkularly the
area that includes Projet Jari, a
timber ranch and industrial
area built by American flnan·
cler Daniel Ludwig that covers
S.780 square miles the sire oC
Connecticut and Rhode Island
combined.
Jari. an area cut out of the
1ungle with a population ol
35,000. has been criticized here
as a state within a state and
::.omc officials have been anxious
EDITOR'S NOTE -The vast Amazon balm has been re/erred to w a
··green 1uiu:· a much-wae.rp4ored trop.cal ram forest and rungle. Now. the
Bro.ztban govermru.>nt u womed about <k/ore:statwm turning the huge area mto a ··red de&ert"" and there are plaru to save u. and dewlop it
showing that only l.5S percent -
about :l>.000 square miles -of
the Amazon basin had been
stripped oC land cover . Of the l l
million square miles of tropical
rain forest. only 11,900 square
miles bad been deforested.
THE S1JRVEV ALSO 1den·
tified "critical areas." where
large-scale development bad
taken place. One ls the region
surrounding the l ,300-mile
highway connecting Brasilia
with Belem at the mouth of the
Amazon. Another is the region
surrounding Manaus. an old rub-
ber boom city in the heart of the
Amazon which is now a center
for jungle development and re·
search.
Some scientists say severe
nooc11ng recenUy in tbe region
around the Belem-Brasilia
hi&bway and a six-week dfOUlht lo Manaus in 1979. wen barb-
lnaera of the con.sequeocea d
euW.ai down the Jun&Je.
.. WE RAVE AN idea that
there will be more disasters like
those we are radn1 now wtth the floodJnc tbe droqbU tbrouabout
tbe eoantry," ...,.. Joao tran-
claco Nt!'to, an a1ronomy
a&iaeer in BrUllia. OfDdala contend tbere'a DO re-
Marcb daat lboWI cuttlq down Juncte can haft advene e«ect1
on cltlDIU. ~ aay, moreowr,
that u.. Mtelllw nney a11owa
ecololllC.I baft Oftntalild tbe envtrcmmmtal ptObl•m ID tM Ama-.
·•we now have the facta and
tbeJ 1bow &bat tome people UV9
bffa •9*'•r.U.1 about tbi prol)lem.' aay1 llauro Silva
............ of NM*l'eb at tbe _,..,,._.,, lnlllll• lllltltute
of PONlt Dlttlop••
a SASIL ALSO attaebea mlUtarJ ud dtplomatlc lm· ~-tlie~.•t•a
lb ............... ,.Ollie
congressman recently called for
measures lhat would nationalize
Jara after the death of Ludwig,
83, a stupbuilding magnate re-
puted to be one of the world~
richest men. \
JARI ALSO HAS bee
critictzed for its environmen
independence. But officials he
are not sure how that projec
and other already existing d
velopment sites would be af'rect
ed by new government land·
plan.
• • J don't know how the new la
will affect that project," say
one official. "But I do know tha~
there never will be anothe
Jari."
s
270 Laguna
High Students
To Graduate
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LIASIOPTIOM
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OMI OP A KIND
UNCH ISTATI
'n.ri la notbiDI elte lib Ullt. A truly
dllUnc:tJve ~ranch attuated on 11
luab acr.. Complete with tu own
••• ~Y 'and ~ separate ranch hou•. property includes a
•tocked 2 acre lake, waterfowl from
the warld over, •how quality Kol, 132 commercial bird aviaries, a 55x18
s wimmine pool, barns, corrals.
stables, 100 varieties ol mature treea
PLUS complete ranch maJntenanc.
and management on site. Proudly of.
f ered at Sl, 700.000. A complete inven-
tory list and fmmcing informaUoa la
a vUable at our oftlce.
B8iboa ISiand Realty
ANO INWS'rMBNT~
673-1700
EXCITING LOCATION
Overlooking China Cove. this lovely
mulU-leveJ contemporary home com-
mands total unobstructed vieW' of
harbor, jetty, and ocean. Steps to all
bea ches. Landscaped to afford ul-
timate priva cy. 2741 E. Ocean Blvd ..
CdM. Available for showing with a re-
altor Sat /Sun 1·5.
coaOMA DIL MAI
One ~ the .a,mt exc'!lnl aew bomm
OD the market today. J'abuloul view of ocean and harbor with accaa to prtvate beach. 7500 aq. ft. wttb I Br.
6~ Ba. 4 llreplacea, ;J bars.
1team/1auna room. 1parklln1 pool
and apa. Security gates and max.
privacy. Adjacent property also
available. Too many amenities to lilt.
Sl.950,000
Jollll tstm '., /lllr. 760-9041
2S4S EASTBLUFF OR.
NEWPORT BEACH. CA • ....
BLUFFS IEST
J ••es. 2~ baths, lge dining, brilbt
kitchen, wood deck patio, cozy
fireplace. '149,500. Appt. please -
new baby.
01 .. MAL Split-level Dolores Plan.
Wrap-around patio, 2 Bdrms~ den,
bit-in wet bar & extra storage. Low
lease hold. Major greenbelt view.
$174,900.
POlfta ba).' view. You own the land.
Popular spilt level design, gorgeous
decorating. Cheerful brick patios :
Private courtyard entry. saeo.ooo and
owner will help finance. w .................. ...............
boal. SZ25K a11um al •Joo cro •• ,,,,,., •••oo• "•"" <• PH•o Dl•oree/Me1a Ver4e, l•CGnAM
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1"' VA. S10 mo. Prtac Smell l.6ii -......_ or pogs. lease option . .;;;: -'-...... -.. rrom tbls beaatlful Seller will listen to any vuv _,.._
offer. Bob o r Dovie -------•l----"------1 ,.,... bome .. Lars• li•·
. BEST IN I
IPICTACULA• ele1aat
Bluffs home. Beaptiful
~ bM a fant.uUc P'llDCfaml from every room, but •om
new tboruOout wllb 1u1c1111Jut8t&DG featurm you must eee to -.irect °"" ... 6JJ
•AIULOUS l·PLAN
Customized, redecora
ty. Panoramic bay. s
vu. Too many elegant
Y•IONT.
ftnest quall-
• night light
menitles to
mention. '325,000.
ONM I .. Ill AYIC-lfOS
JUST &.1119. Listed ' dln. rm .• cathedral bi
lngs. Lovely S>rivate pa
End unit. 2200 sq. ft .
home INCLUDF.S Tff ,.,....~~...,
$279,000.
ONMl-1
.. UNIT vely view. 3
Bdnns, 2 ba, beautlf y upgraded &
" • • •
~anded. Vacant. S21 .
I.. I ISPUMADI ·:
HELEN B DOWD
REALTOR. INC.
Uat&..,
644-0134 ........
DO YOI WANT
A LUXUlf HOME?
Ideal for family e1tertaining with a
1~ % assumable ltan. Arrange to see
this 3 bedroom. fa mily room. den.
home overlookinggolf course.
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landscaped. LEASE down. Sl99.5001 v SJ z UNrn LLSTATE & ~~~ HOW BUY WHEN ..... ..,...__ Ill Oa ~-Ii NoC'tb •· ~~ INTDEBT JS BIGHT. • •-r-Ba • -l a -a• -1141,500. Pri a only. ••an 7 area. -• '1 ._,__ ~ -.w. •675-7060• Bdrm t.ome+2 bdrm, _______ _,
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directory. Your
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754-1202
MOll'fh"WOOOI
4BR air~ed home W/owntt financed loan for a super buy. Huge
family ldtebm, formal dinlq. kal'
1•rqe. $155.000. Alan Beel 551-8'100.
(8-M)
WTMll&Yta• IBR, famlly rm view bome on
conMr lot. Muter suite upata.tra
w/dm It view. Dover Sbor9 -
taz5,00D leasehold. Barbara Aune
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OPEN SAT. 1-1 P.11 . 19'l Wl'.S'I'
YALE LOOP. U11reded IBR,
fa1QU1 rm llladboe moct.a. 2-levell
ol •le&eace. OwM.r wlll carey ZDd T.o ;-tnt.900. N1talJ &enJamln
753·1414. CS.ts>
Wffln1111 ll'fATel n•uc•• OPDI SAT/SUN 1·5 P.M. 19 EAST
YALE LOOP. 3BR Lincoln model
acrou from lake w/amtet vlew.
Owner will help finance. Sl89.IOO.
Lorraine R d ~l-8700. ~ 14)
I IUM NICI l9UC1'0Mt
OPEN SAT/SUN l ·5 P.M. 2513
DA VIS PLACE. Owner wants f aat
sale & offers nexible term1 t.o assist
purchue ot lhe 4BR pool home in
Upper Bay area. Paula Balley
&t2~. (S.15)
POOL HOMI•
OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 P.M . 1939
PORT BRISTOL. Harbor View ---•1-....omes 3BR. family rm ho me
w /new paint & cpl. Assume exist.
loans. $244 .900. Rosemary Myers
644-6200. ($-16)
Foa THE YOUMC9 FAMIL YI
OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 P.M . #8
MINERS TRAIL! 3BR. 1-story
Willowcreek home on cul-de-sac in
Northwood. Air-conditioned, spa &
atrium. $139.900. Lorraine Reid
551·8700. <S-17)
EASY TO IUY!
Air-conditioned 2BR Oran~etree
condo. Assumable loan. Priced for
qui c k sa le $92,500. Jerry
Thompson 551·8700. ($·18)
UMIVEltSITY PAU!
You'll rind carefree & affordable
livin~ in this 3BR. 21 :.? bath home
priced to sell at $124,500. Belle
Partch 752·1414. <5·19 )
COLUGE PAUi
VA assumable. 3BR Purdue plan
w/large family kitchen. Take over
very low interest loan. $140,000 fee.
Alan Beel 551 ·8700. ($-20)
llG CAMYOM!
5BR home w/Country French aura.
$529,000 -flexible financing, or
lease $1800/mo. Sandie Fix 644·6200.
(5·21)
TlMTU ROCK HISHl.MC>S!
Detached 3BR. family rm home on
quiet cul-de-sac close to pool, park
& tennis. Lots of extras! $217.000.
Lorraine Rennie 752·1414. CS-22>
DOYER SHOttES $375.000 RI!
Custom built by owner for lg
family. 58Rs, family rm -approx.
4000 sq.ft. Needs some loving care.
Beverly Morphy 642·8235. <S-23>
A HST YAWi!
Lovely Aspenwood situated across
from park. Priced to sell at $148,900
-seller n eeds quick escrow.
Darlene Peintin~er 551 -8700. <S·24 >
COZY EASTSIDE COHO<>!
Lg 3BR end-unit w /~unny patio.
Tennis-pool-s pa. Owner will help
finance. $160.000. Betty Grubb
642·823.5. (5·25)
WOODIRIDGE!
Single-story 4BR home w/view of
mtn s . Air -conditioned &
immaculate . $158.000. $118,000 in
assumable flnancin~. Dan Johnson
551 -8700. ($-26)
REDUCED!
Spacious 4BR. family rm home in
Irvine. Priced to sell at Slll.SOO -
owners bou~ht another! Anita
Bradshaw 752·1414. <S·27)
RAMCHO SAM JOAQUIH!
2BR San Carlos plan near pool.
Sunken den w /wet bar · balcony ·
patio. $159.500. Julie Van Wieren
752-1414. <S·28>
SICURITY IM CDM!
Single-story 3BR townhome in
Jasmine Creek. Mini-ocean view.
Pvt spa. An exceptional offering!
$365.000. Holly Markas 644-6200.
($-29)
IAY~S W /NJYATI llAC .. st
2 to choose from! 4BR, family rm
home w /lots of space & excellent
financing. $269,000 leasehold. CS-30)
or 3BR & den home built around
patio on lg corner Jot. Dona
Chichester 642·8235 <8·31 >
woooimm•• NIAi LAiii
2-story, 38R & den home close to
traospOrtatlon Great area for
chlldrfln & schools. Comm
pool/tenni1. Owner will carry.
$189,500 Hugh Zetland 551·8700.
<S.32)
MIWPOIT CUSTOM!
38R home w1famUy rm kitchen &
muter 1uite around pool 4' patio.
Quiet Upper Bay ere•. Creative
flancU..1 llSf .$00 Suzanne Rudd
··~. (S-83)
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bkJ Miiiy l'OOll\ big fOf"IMl1 ....... rOOM:
pool awd 1pa a11d oceoa view. JMd
$47'.SOO.
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patios Giid oc.-+ bay views S2 I 0,000.
A1td OM 01t Vl1ta Grande -a ttw..
bedroo... po,...cr CEI ,._. wood be-cl.
beoutiM CllMI bright S 191. too.
COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS
2515 E. Coast Hwy .. COf'OllO dat Mar
675-5511
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OPEN HOUSES
PRICE REDUCTION
FANTASTIC TERMS
SPYGLASS HILl
Owner moving out of area. Will
carrv back 1st T . D. or large 2nd to
a new loan. Gorgeous 4 Bedroom.
2'h bath executive home. Comer
location. room for a pool $389,500.
14 MONTEREY CR.
OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5
HARBOR VIEW
Phase III. Monaco model. Shows
like new 3 bedroom or 2 + den.
Extensive custom patios. Large lot.
Loan is assumable at 12o/r. $185,000.
2301 PORT LERWICK
OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5
HAUOR VIEW HOMES
"Monaco" model with excellent
financing available. 3 bedrooms. 2
baths. Great location near pool &
green bell
1979 PORT NELSON U89,500
OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5
RCTaylorCo
6 40-9900
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110111. ILlllS CD.
OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE
JASMIHE CRIB
Onr or Corona del M ar'o, Mo"'t D~-s1rallle
<;ate Guarded Commun1tu•o, The Mo't
Popular Onf Mor.) "f o!lt>l With T>Ao
Rt-!1room-. Pltn; D<>n Wtlh Srrond f'lreplarr
T>A O l.<irl!t' Patio-, Mint \'ll''A Of The> Oc-Ntn
i\ml'ntltl>s lnl'ludl· Pool. Spa & Tcnm., EMW
FINANCING ~5.0l,W>
SPYGLASS WITH vtlW
Heautifully Oerorated FtvP Redmom:o; On
The CrP5t Of The Hill With Out11tondm11 Vle"A
Or Ocean & Bay. Thill Home Wes Feiitured
In Irvine Worlds Mo1Zo1lne Hull#' Ma'lter
Suite With Fireplace & Sauna Spaciou11
Family Room With Wet flar & Flreplare.
Pool OWNER Wll,l. Hf.LP FINANCP:
WlTH A l2-:t, ALL INCl.USIVE TRUST
OF.ED-9!95.000
PIJME IASTSIDE COSTA MIU
SuJ>('r NIC't' HoneymOon Cottafle On LerJZe
Valuable R-2 Lot. With Flowers. Fruit Tn.>e&.
Will Hold Duplex Plus. Two Redronma. OnP
Bath. Good Condition. 1105.900.
HMtlOtl YllW ta.LS ~r11>atlonally Exclllnir New Ll1tln1Z On The
Market An Ele,rant Broodm<ll"t' Homt-In
One Of Corona del Mar'• Lo~lle11t Areas.
Four Bedrooms Plu1 .\ Spaek>t.t1 Family
Room. A Great Feellmt Of Quiet Serenity &
Seeluslon. Of'fered Al S330.000.
C......_1'1.ux
Sni.ated I 1 Rapidly App1 wl1tlnJr Art'a Of
Wt11t11lde Coeta Meaa. AdJ1tent To New
Redevelopment An• & Park. Lo~ly Rear
Ho.se With Sec1uded Red Rrtck Pntlo Would
M1~e Great Owner 11 Home. Olh•r T,.o
Rental Units Would kelp With Paymt'ftt. ' 'Pues. EXCltLLENT FINANCING
AVAILABLE. C•ll ~ow. Reduced to SlM.000.
·.tMllffC: DWLIX
COIOMA DIL MAI
Great Location OverlooklnR Orwi~ Park oetw~ ~· 6 C11rnaoon. OwMr'• Unit Vacant & BHdY To Mova 1..-.1t1s.ooo.
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WIUIY OM THI
e.o1.1 couas1
Big Canyon, cu1tom
man1k>n. 6 Bdrms. 5 bath, 2
spas. pool. Ma~n ·'tcent
Sl,500.000. Motivate<' seller
will sacrifice.
SW8 DUPLD. CDM
$285.000. Superb owf\er
financing . Pr'de of
ownership. Like new. 3
Bdrm + 2 Bdrm.
TAX uu• HHI
6 deluxe Eastside C.M. un·
its. 2 bdrms each. 6 years
new. Owner may carry.
$350.000.
51HM + botlt •P
5 years new. 5 Bdrms. spa.
rrarb e foyer Sl 600 000.
TWO
_..ONGS
GEltlY met CHRISTA
THE
STARNES COMPANY
RIAL TottS..IUILDBS
OWMR DESPBAn
S40.000 down will buy you 3 Bdrm. 2
hath Bluffs condo. Newport Beach
Owners will carrv 2nd TD Assume
SR4 .000 1s t TD at 10•; l\va1I
Im mediatclv
OPEN SUNDAY 1 5
2323 East Bluff Dr
Ca ll Marianne Ca~inn
673-8550. 644 ·4064
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THE REAL
. E$TATERS
SPECTACULAR
ORIENT AL HOME
Located on the front row in posh
Irvine Terrace with an action view
that is unsurpassed. Shoji panels
open onto the beautifully manicured ~arde n & s wirnm1nf? pool -
sheltered & secluded. Throu,ghout
the home vou will find many
interesting 'reatures s uch as the
translucent ceiling in the fa mily
room. the Japanese tub in the
master suite. a formal dining area
with twinkling lights view & so
much 1.1ore. One of area's most
spectacular homes. Sl 084 .000 with
attractive terms.
SUMMER POOL & SP A
Professionally decorated and
landscaped home. one year new.
P e rfect for summer entertaininJ'
with a pool and spa that Is solar
heated. This 4 bedroom. 21r'2 bath
home has a separate master
bedroom suite and two fireplaces
for elegant living. $229.000.
IRVIHE AT ITS IEST
Toast your toes by the dramatic
fireplace after a sw,im in the huge
community pool. Ttils sunny family
home U. just what you are looking
for with 3 bedrooms and 2 baths
inrluding an oversize master
bedroom suite and attached study
area. Owner will nelp wlth
financing which makes this
irresistible. $128,000.
YOU'RE IMVITID AIOAID
50' C.JStom ketch tbat sleeps 8
comfortably and bas appeared
twice on the cover of SaU Maguine.
Now for th~ lst time this boat will
be open for public vlewh\a at Dana
Pt Marina Offered at sn.ooo.
Come S.turday or Sunday from
11-4. Refreibmebta served.
!fiM
Super I Bdrm neetled ia
secluded Cost• lleu
netpborbood, HIY U •
c .. 1 to everytblng.
Priced to move at
llO'l.000. ,.. ..
nlt.ERUPPER
2Br ~ on $0lll40' R-2
lot In RunliDlloa Bcb.
179,.500. <lat TD 153.000
at 1~). 751-«Mn
THISIS IT! 4 Bdrm, 2 ba, country
lutcben. Newer home in
pr1mf H.B location_
Walk lo everything.
189.900 V A terms too.
Hurry. call 963-7080
SIURHIE•ate
REDECOIA TED
DA1 1 PILOf
.... SUI.A POMr
Roomy 4 be. wllr& mstr awte. sunny
artist's lair. open country kitchen.
$335,000.
UDO ISU
Serene contemporary. Ute, open &
airy, frg lot nr. boat gardens. 5 br. 4
ba. fam rm. 1495.000.
WIST MIWPOIT
Just listed ! Duplex 4 br up. 3 br dn.
balcony. frplcs .. blt·im. pnme rental.
S232.000 .
COSTA MIS.A
Pride of ownership condo. 2 bt\ 2 ba.
nr. Fairliew & OCC. S98.500.
IEACH HOUSI
LAND VALUE! Small house w/guest
qtrs. nr. ocean & bay, dbl J'arage.
$150.000!
D A V t D S 0 N R E 4· L T l I N C.
)I 6 f<i.wpvfl 81,d U 0B • -673· 9060
3 bedroom, 2v, bath,---------------
~
raauly ro0m. fireplace.
Walk to echoola and
shopping m Costa Mesa.
"""',<. assumable fmanc·
1ng Call Annabelle
Kolson. Sll!,000 752 1920
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DolebolJt
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QUAIL
PLACE
PIOPHTIES'"'
10,.. TM l :JO r.M.I
675-3411
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eeach
SIMSATIONAI. -Harbor View Hllls. Lusk built 4
Bdrm, I story with that wooderfuJ Corona deJ
Mar ocean view. Fee land. $398,500.
IHCREDll&.a -Turtlerock estate sized lot.
1 Nearly an acrel. 'A-ith paddJe tennis court. 4
Bdrm President home. separate dining room.
s pectacuJar night light view fee land. 5425.000.
MAGMIRCBfr -Bayfront Lido home with 3 lge
Bdrms. maids room. separate dining room and
a JUMIO ass umable loan. Sl.250.000.
LUXURIOUS -Cus tom bwlt contemporary home
des igned by leading architect. 5 Bdrm 41h ba,
dining room. pier & slip for lge boat. Sl .250,000.
SUPEltl -Spygla!'S prime view 4 Bdrm 21f2 ba.
pool home with view of Newport Center lights,
Bay. Catalina and the whole thin~. Owner will
carry lge 1st or 2nd.
MARVB.OUS 3 Bdrm, Pres ident home in
prestigious Turtlerock with s pacious formal
dining room. a graciou s executive home
reduced to sell at $335.000.
SUPBt SHARP -lrnne Grove. Lender of your
c hoice -2 Bdrm. 2 Ba Sequoia model. Lovely
mini ~arden & patio. Great location in condo
w /tennis rourts. Owner w/carry 1st. $112.500.
FANTASTIC -3 Bdrm +den Woodside in Arbor
Lakes across from adult spa and sandy beach.
AssuJ11able loan. $169,900.
TIEM84DOUS -6 dJrm, Southpart with game •
r<_>om. formal dining room. eating area in
kitchen. Separate family room, ocean view
from master suite Cul de sac location.
SU,..,.TIVI -Financing on this Lido home.
Try loek down. 4 Bdrm with gourmet kitchen.
hardwood noors formal dining room, stained
~lass. & bay view. Owner w/consider all of·
Cers. $450,000.
CHAltMMG -3 Bdrm, TurtJerock home. New
on market. Earthtone carpets. parquet entry1 new Solarian flooring and drapes. All this ana
fee land too. $154,500.
SMA~ -Upper level 2 Bdrm+ den. San
Joaquin model, Newport Center ~i1ht Ught view
in Rancho San Joaquin. Tastefully decorated
with a touch or class. $171,500.
J j
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Owner's private homeJlke unit has formal dining rm. & 2
fireplcs. 4 Income producing units each w/2 Bdr~ 2 baths
& fireplace. Atriums & patios. TfilS is a MUSTS££ for the
prudent buyer. Reasonably.priced at $450,000. .
AU. THIS POI 117',IOO
A HAPPY NOMI
• · A green thumber's deUght with well-manicured gardens.
front & rear . Made for entertaining. Large 52'x130' lot with
complete privacy. Den. 2 Bedrooms with oversize closets &
2 baths. Workshop off garage. Spacious·light·bright. A
-. happy home and all for $179,500.
2021 IRVIMI A~I OPIH SUH l·I
.'if' 111VaYTH .... POI THI PAMILY"
DOVB SMOlll Sll0,000
Imagine entering a skylighted lanai & dancing under the
"stars on a travertine marble dance floor! 4 Bedrooms, 3
baths, pool & spa. Everything you'd expect in a Call!omia
home. Night lights & beautiful bay view. Owner will finance
· at low interest rate. No loan fees.
EXQUISm HOMI IN llG CANYON
Elegant Deane "Versailles". Immaculate. Magnificent 180"
: view of lig hts. ocean. bay & golf course. Lighted paddle
tennis court & room for pool. 4 Bdrms. 4 baths. 3·car
~·garage. $698.500. Small 7o/,. assumable loan. Call for
appointment to see any time.
SPECTACULAI VACATION "OMI
~ I 0 MINUTES TO LAU AUOWHIAD
Award winning design. World view from two huge terraces.
Western red ced•r in & out. Artistic decor. 3 Bedrooms. SeE>
now and enjoy it forever. Only $99,000.
WA THFltOMT-VACAMT-SS25,000
Fantastic bay & ocean view. A real beauty in the
well -known• Ma i Kai. Beautifully refurbished inside & out
_ with lush new cptng & drapes <neutral colors), new kitchen
appliances. Huge living rm with a new mirrored wall
reflecting exciting boat activity. 2 Large bedrooms. 2 baths.
See any time. VACANT.
1307 IAYSIDE DttfVE onM SAT & SUH I ·5
OLD WOIU.D B.IGANCE
Antique carved hand·rubbed wood & glass entry doors lead
you into this outstanding home in Old Corona del Mar. Total
use of copper ceilings, heavy solid oak cabinets, brick noors
in & out. gourmet kitchen. stained & etched glass tJTruout.
• Lavish use of onyx & marble. French windows. spa with TV.
.. •
Living room up with ocean view. Quality. taste & style for
the discriminating. $625.000. Owner will help finance.
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IEAL ESTATI SALB NOPLE
I would like to invite you to join my team
of full time professionals selling better
homes in Newport Beach and Corona del
Mar. Last year our average residential
sale was $423, 150. If you need additional
training we have the finest video tape
training course a vailable . Your own
private desk and adequate competent
a ssist a nce fro m manageme nt. Let 's
discuss it. Please call me at 644-4910.
.. 1HnslWM•111r
WESLEY H. TAYLOR CO., Reaffors
I 2111 S-Ju4t ........
,,", MIWPOU CINTB. MIWPOn' llACH 644-4910
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fme80melhsng valuable? Make t h ose good Oasaifted advmllling Is a
Place an ad lll our Lost househokl items )ou're better way t.o tell more
tand Found columns. not using available lo people about the service
"'Illlt'a where J)e()ple look some other family bv ad. ~ou have t.o ofter. Aak
. when they've found 111n verosmg them for sale in about our low ra~ ~
}I ~w ____ -~tfied.CaJl ~~.,!1-day.642-5678.
jackie handleman
PRESENTS
CUSTOM -MIU VllDI - 5 bdr., den, fam.
rm.; attractive financing available -$310,000.
IOI 41 HIAllD POOL & SPA -tieA ._-Choice a bdr, fam. rm .• carefree llving -$193,000.
C.,.,...SAC ~ v-. Perfect cond.. 4 bdr .• cent. air. near lg. park--Cl38.500.
.. MACUl.ATI -M1SA ~ -Fresh Ir ready for move-in, private yard. 4 bdr .• SlM,000.
LAlet. ~LOT -e.mA ._-Hidden 2-story. quiet street, room for paddle tennis + pool -!!!!zOOO.
-lfT YALUI-, .... ~· 4 bdr .• walk to -'°If~. amU.1 ne -1225.900.
C.. MftAL -~ MM -• bdr.·. used brick
ftNJ)laee, walk to~. Sll4,500.
POllTOlllO MOI& -M~ NW HOa'm -•1· bdr .• M bat.ha, bobby/pa room, near poo---
SOVT'H OP H•llWA Y
OLDI COIOMA -MAI Great new liltln1 on tlw.,.. tide OI
the hwy tn olde Corona dtl llar. Cute
I Bdrm. l bath home with ftnplAce •
loU ~ treet. 1.oned R·I wttla room CA>
buUd 2nd unJt. A 1uper location • a 1uper price o1 only aoe.ooo. OPEN
SAT • SUN 1·5. Come by 708 ACACIA AVE,CdM -·-~~
C7141 673-4400
IJUJ '21-2121
HARBOR
CHAaMING CO.OMA DIL Mil HOME + IMCC>ta
Charming home in Old Corona del
Mar -plus a 2 bedroom income unit.
3 fireplaces. 2 bedrooms. 2 baths.
library, garden patio and newer con-
s tru c t ion . Walk to beaches.
restaurants and shops. Presented at $350,000.
U~IVUI: ti()Ml:i
REALTORS. 675-6000
2443 Eau CoMt Hlghwav. Coron. del Mar
W£ HAVE J J Of .THE BEST USTlNGS IN TOWN
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Newly Clecorated 4 bdrm. famlly
home. Cole to ocean. 1325.000.
IAYfllOMT
We have eeveraJ fine homes
with pier & slip
& TOIO MOUi CCMn'IY
4 Bdrms.. 3 baths; ranch style.
mlnl..U.tf ln orange lfOv•. l?A9,500
BIL L GRUNDY . REALTOR
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L*DA ISLI WATBROMT
Lease w/option to buy or seller to
carry up to S600K 2nd T.D. +
assum. S22.5K at 9.4o/r. Lrg boat
dk up to 6.5'. Offered at Sl,100,000.
Bob & Dovie Koop
NIWPoaT IA YROMr
3br, 21hba, 2Yrs old. Best buy at
$525K w/$275K, 11% assum. Vr.
s hrp. + boat dock. Bob & Dovie
CAMEO SHOllES 110 VIEW
4br. 3~ba. fpl, pool, pri. beach.
S469K w/assum loan of S248K at
10.57.-. Motivated . Also option.
Bob & Dovie Koop
MIWPOn 4 Pl.EX
3br. 2ba. fr. Owner unit + 3-2br. 2ba. Vr. s hrp S340K w/Sl90K
assum at 11~. Inc. $21.300 yr.
Bob & Dovie Koop
LEASI W /Of'TIOM TO IUY
$10.000 op. dn. S170K . S96K 1st
ussum at J3'k. Sbr. 3ba. fr. dr.
Newly decor. Bob or Dovie Koop
LEA.SI OPTIOM NIWP'OllT
3br. 2ba. fr. huge yard. Newly
redecor. Beau area. Sl59,000. Bob
& Dovie Koop
UASI OPTION WESTCUff
3 or 4br. 21,-z ba. new cpt. drapes.
paint. formal din .. fr. pool. Sell
fast at S245K. Bob or Dovie Koop
LADYS Al'PA.IB. SHOP
Sell all stock & fixtures. S33.000
total pr. Bristol St. locatioo. New
shop + mall. Bob or Dovie Koop
HUM'f'IMaTOM HADOlt
2br, 2ba. Seller will carry S25K
dn. Pool . tenms + dock for 20'
boat. Bob & Dovie Koop
ANO t/JAC, G.G.
$10.000 d.n . poss. R-2. 2br. fr. new
cpt. paint. sharp. S80.000 G.G.
Bob or Dovie
GIMe OPB ••& OM l'\.AIA! One new custom home open for
the first ; and one custom home
which is only two years old. open
for your preview: Sat & Sun. 1·5.
Both homes are truly quality and
a pleasure to show. Balboa
PeninsuJa Point. Clint Moses.
NIWPoaT llACH
R·2 lot. 2br house. $95,900. Owner
will carry. Robert Milliken 1--. COSTA Mis.A
3 bed. 400 block on Flower St. 5
car garage. $125,000. Robert
Milliken
1-Sml COSTA MIU DWI.IX
Duplex Prime location. $105.000.
Robert Milliken .
SU.. SOUND
Located on prestigious Hazel St.
S houses from the water. Fall
asleep with sound of surf. White
water vu, built on the cyn. As
featured in March home mag.
Call Tim Rhone.
1UDoa TOWN~
Soaring vaulted ceilings, 2br +
den. $106,000 assumable loan in
Newport Beach. Call Tim Rhone.
MIWPOIT 1ma1ns
Country cottage w/knotty pine &
used brick. 3brs •. 3ba and cozy
fam. rm. RV and boat parking.
Rae Rodgers.
OPIM .. ¥ •• .. S TenniB Clab Villas. S aclous Q ·Plan, I
bedrooms, baths. $178,500. SEE
NANCY I BERNINO AT 520
CANCHA.
OP1M .. CO.OMA DIL MAil New'
custom D.tropean style 4 Bdrm, 4
baths, large lot. $750,000. SEE
LYLEEN EWING AT 315 POPPY
AVENUE.
O,EN •N HAllOI VllW HILLS 3
Bdrm, beamed cathedraJ cellIDgs.
Lush landscaping. $255,000 FEE .
SEE CORA BALDIKOSKI AT 3809
PARK GREEN DR.
OPEN IN CAMIO SHOllS White
water view, 4 Bd, 3 ba, pool & spa.
Excellent financing, $788,000 FEE.
SEE CAROLE McMAHAN AT 131
MILFORD DRIVE.
IAYSMOlll TIADITIOMAL
Corner location -lovely 4 bdrm
home with extensive use of used
brick. wood floors, stained glass
and French doors. $.5915,000.
IA YSHOllS COTTACH A lovely small home in this private
community with its own beach &
recreation fac ilities. 3 Bdrm,
family room 2 baths, recently
remodeled & decorated with French
doors. high beamed ceilings &
charm galore. $299,000.
WXUllOUS DUftD--CDM
What more could you ask for? This
lovely 3 Bdrm, 2 bath home is in a
pi rture pretty setting plus a finely
designed 2 Bdrm. 2 bath apartment
with a vi ew. Each is highly
upgraded . Specia l financing is
avc.t ila ble. $34.S.OOO.
SPEMD YEAUOUMD AT THE llACH
Livin~ in a private community, 2
biol· ks from Newports best beaches.
4 Bdrm. family room home will
astonish you with its spacious.
o pe n-beame d living room &
dramatic fireplace . Hardwood
noors & copper plumbing are just a
few or the extras for $166,750.
CITY~lns~
from thi s Turtlerock Glen
Hollyhock II garden townbome with
3 Bdrms.. den, fa mily room, 21h
baths & large kitchen nook. Plus
professionally landscaped yards.
S234.500.
MEWPOlt'T IEACH • 1....S
Lovely. gated courtyard & sunny
patio make this 3 bedroom home a
very special property. See to enjoy !
$175,000.
CUSTONIDD VflW NOMI
Sweeping view of bay and ocean
from this beautiful 4 bedroom, den
home with pool in Irvine Terrace.
Security system, wet b~. cedar
closet & pull down movie screen are
only some of the many features this·
home offers. Price $755,000 FEE.
IAYROMT' COM>O .. IUM
On the Peninsula -spacious 2
Bdrm. 2 bath unit with both ocean &
bay view, parpng for 2 cars &
excellent secunty. Top priority for
boat slip. Excellent buy $t60,000.
lm>WA~--llr
from all rooms of thJs spacious
cus tom home with spectacular
BACK BAY VIEW. Other amenities
include pool & additional parting
for RV, boat or spare CU'S. $297,500.
THI IAYS OF MIWPOIT
Are the loveliest algbt around.
Owner will finance at last yean'
bank rates for qualified buyer on
this 4 Bdrm Harbor View llllls
home with a forever view. $389,500.
TOM•IOUSI DWI D
Separate two story, three bedroom,
two bath units on tree-lined street
south of highway. Well designed to
demand a higher rental. Only
$274,500.
SPICTACULAI YllW
from this froat row <no roof t.ooa>
Seavtew Hampton. Country Frmcb
Ir ready to occupy is tills 3 bdrm. 3
bath located in gated, private
community. ~.500.
A Ull JIWIL
A clramatJc ftve bedroom bome
located In Dover Sh..... Larae
comer lot wtth pool, nlte vlewl,
custom kitchen 6 marvelou1
master suite. $t1188,000 Fee.
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1114 W. BalbOa Blvd., Newport Beb
..,.... $18,500 8ail 1·5
403 Vilt.a Grande ( Eastbhatf) N.B.
1 .. 5D-lm) '1•.900 S.t/Sun2-t
Xuan (Walnut Sq.> 1rvtne
551:.mJI .. ,900 SatlSUnday
330 Momlq Canycn < Shrclf1) OdM .,~ $425.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1'08 Ac~la Ave., Corcna del llar
8T3-4400 ... 000 Satl&m 1·5 12 Sand Dollar Crl., NwpL Terr. NB
flS.16.13 sin.a Sat/Sun
2110 Mapol.Ja, Santa Ana
~ m .soo Sat/&m 1~5
22 tma Loa Ct., Newport Crest, NB
673-7300 $170,000 Sun 1·5
12 Summerwind Ct., Nwpt Crst, NB
673-7300 $189.500 Sun 12.-4
218 Calle Cuervo( P.Hts)S.Clem
498-1786 $94,500 Sun only 10-5
517 Jasmine, Corona del Mar
644-7211 $175,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2 • ... FAM 1tM or D8f 30 Briarwood (Woodbridge) Irv.
851·°'24 . $l<Wl,500 Sat/Sun 11·3
2284 Temple Hills, Laguna Beach
640-sm $260,000 Sat 12-<1
230 Prospect <Nwpt Shrs> NB
645-89(1l $124,500 Sat. 1·5
5 Flores <Rancho SJ> Irvine
675-3411 $171,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
516 Hazel Dr., Corona del Mar
644.7383 $319,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
t118 Nottingh am Rd. <Westcli(f) NB
644·7383 $249,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
615 Kings Rd., CliffHvn, NB
631-7300 $.555,000 Sat/Sdn 1·5
115 Via Orvieto, Lido Is le, NB
631-7300 $325,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
123 Via Zurich. Lido Isle, NB
631-7300 $315,000 Sun 1·5
2721 Fifth Ave., Corona del Mar
631·7300 $235,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2021 Irvine Ave., Costa Mesa
644-4910 $179,500 Sun 1·5
3631 Ocean Blvd., Corona del Mar
644 6200 $1,100,000-fee Sa/Sn 1·5
l19100M
• 1372 Garlingford, Costa Mesa
559-9400 $114,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
926 Wilson, Costa Mesa
549-3484 $95,000
6 Palos, Irvine
Sun 1-4
552-3339 $179,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
347 E. 18th St., Costa Mesa
838-8911 Sat/Sun 11 ·2
2436 Francisco Dr., Costa Mesa
631-0382 ~.ooo Sat/Sun U-2
82' Coogress St., Costa Mesa 548-n68 seo,ooo Sat/Sun 12-4
3330 Wyoming Cr., Costa Mesa
540-1720 $119,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
11865 Goodale, Fountain Vly
540-1720 $97,000 Sat. 1·5
128 Via Vella, Lido Isle, NB
675-4562 $.130,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
339 Canal, Newport Shores, N.B.
673-1633 $375,000 Sun 1·5
2133 E . Oen Blvd. ( Penin Ptl NB
673-6210 Open Sat/Sun }·5
3045 Maple Ave .• Costa Mesa
645-0303 $93,000 Sat/Sun 1
616 Via Lido Soud, Lido Is. NB
673-7300 $389,000 Sat/Sun l·S
31451 Alta Loma, South Laguna
497·5494 $329.500 Sunday 1-5
34091 Blue Lantern, Dana Point
497-5494 $379,500 Sunday 1·5
1406 Vivian Lo., Newport Beach
673-3355 $149,900 Sat 1·5
2817 Shell. Corona del Mar
6'6-7171 $399,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
19341 Sierra Perla, TrtlrkBrdmr, Irv
675-3411 $154,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
2323 Eastbluff Dr. ( E /Blu(f) NB
673-8550: 644-4064 Sun. 1·5
2307 Port Lerwick, Npt Beach
640-9900 $185,000 Sat/Sun 1 ·5
1979 Port Nelson, Newport Beach
640-9900 $184,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
3254 New York Ave <Mesa Verde>
CM
979-5370 $116.900 Sunday 1
1""2 Lexingtoo(Adms/Brkhrst) HB
983-4567 $106,000 Sat/Sun 1:5
$127 Bayside Dr., Corona del Mar
873-8550 $223,900 Sat/&m 2-6
1614 SmtaneUa (lrv. TeJT.) NB
.,...., 1274,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1784 MlrallUll', Ba1' Penln, NB
831-1400 $350,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
424 Mendoza Terr .• Corona c1e1 Mar
631·1400 $497,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
'11 Cliff Dr., Newport Beach
• 811-1400 t:.'M9.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
ml CroftdoD (Mesa North) CM au.-. $99,750 Sat/Sun 1-s
tl05 Semlra'e Dr .• Newport Beach
,.,.... "19,000 Sat/Sun 1~
•223 Cedar St., Newport Beach
ta .. '129,500 D.U, 1·7
l'ml Sim Do9al, HUlltlqton Buda ea.;eom $110.soo s.t/Sm J.M
3a 111Dd&, NewDortShofts NB
.. Fl'· IZll.6oo s.i111m1~
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32111 E. Nine Dr .• Lii Niguel
...... Sunday 1-5
ll9 Via llmtone (Udo Jale> N.B. ns.a:m SM.000 Sun 1-4
Z'15 E. tetbSt., (Heights area) CM
646-oem $125,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 • * 165.11 Carosel Ln. <Hunt. Hrbr > HB
714/840-7611 $799,000 Sat/Sun
•135 Via Vella, Lido Isle, NB
675-4562 $550,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1724 Plaza del Norte. Bal Penin.
631-1266 $490,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1715 Plaza del Sur, Bal Penin.
631-12.66 $.525,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1901 Yacht Maria <Sea view> NB
673-5915 $309,500 Sat/Sun 12·5
515 Aliso. Newport Heights, NB
645-365.5 $189,900 Sat 1·5/Sn 1-6
21 Cambria (Spyglass ) CdM
675-6000 $555,000 Sat /Sun l ·5
19 Odyssey < Nwpt Crest> NB
645-0003 $179,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
186 Virginia <E tSide> C.M.
646-7171 $149,500 Sat. 1-4
2340 Bayside Dr .. Corona del Mar
675-5.511 SS65.000 Sat/Sun
222 Coral. Balboa Island
675-2866 $475,000 Sun 1·5
•1514 Ruth Lane c Dover Shrs> NB
979-5370 Sunday 1 ·5
912 Cercis C Eastbluff) Newport Bch
631-1400 $189,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
419 Snug Harbor. Newport Beach
631-1400 S369,000 Sunday 1·5
•426 Via Lido Nord CLido> NB
631·1400 Sunday 1·5
801 Cliff Drive, Newport Beach
631-1266 $275,000-Fee Sat 1·5
•3069 Hayes, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $119,900 Sat. 1-4
2147 Iris Place, Costa Mesa
545-9'91 $170,000 Sun 1·5
1223 Dolphin Terr c Irv Terr> NB
642-5200 $750,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
974 Govemer. Costa Mesa
645-9161 $89,900 Sat.1-4
2617 Redlands CE /Side) C.M.
642~ $125,000 Satl&m 1·5
•2531 Colby Pl <Coll Pk> C.M.
642-6368 $125,000 Sat!Sml 1·5
14 Rue Deauville <Big Cyn) NB
760-9333 $499,000 Sat/Sun 1 ·5
429 .. M'' St.. Balboa Pellin., NB
760-9333 $325,000 Sat/Sm 1 ·5
1515 Antiqua Way. Dover Sb.rs NB
631-7300 $450,000 Sat 1·5
520Cancha, Bluffs, N.B.
644-9060 SI 78.500 Sat 1 ·5
10 Rue Vtllars, Big Canyon, NB
631-7300 $595,000 Sun 1·5
29 Eaglepoi.nt, Irvine
551-8700 $138,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•1939 Port Bristol, Hrbr Viewlnlls
644..QOO $244 ,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
1760 Iowa< Mesa Verde> Costa Mesa
631-2242 $107 ,000 Sat/Sun 12-3
1945SantiagoDr. <DoverShrs> NB
760-9501 $346,500 Sat/Sun 12-6
8 Miners Trail, Irvine
551-8700 $139,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
9 East Yale Loop, Woodbridge, Irv
551-8700 $169,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
2 Silver Crescent. Turtle Rock, Irv
551-8700 $199,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
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· 2245PortCarlisle <H.V.Homes> NB
760-0241 Sat /Sun 1 ·5
• 18200 Devon wood, Fountain Vl.y
962-!ml $212,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
6 Almond Tree, Irvine
552.7500 $159,000 Sat/S\m 1·5
225 Via Orvieto. Lido Isle, NB
675-4600 $379,900 Sat/Sun 1-4
500 K Street, Bal Penin, NB
673-7300 $385,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
135 Via Zurich, Udo Isle, N.B.
673-7300 $495,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•536Santa Ana Hts, Nwpt Beach
673-73>0 $285,000 Sat/Sun~ ....
113 Via Nice, Lido Isle, N.B.
673-7300 $395,000 Sat/Sunl-4
114 Via Orvieto (Lido Isle) N.B .
675-3'11 "50,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1735 Port Sbeffleld, Newpar( Deb
675-3&1J. $244,900 Sat/Sun 125
14 Monterey Ctr <Spygls) CdM
640-.00 $389,500 Sat/Sun 1.S
1911 E. Balboa Blyd, Bal. Penln, NB
631·1400 $425.000 s.t.1-5
15882 Plymouth<SpngdJe!FAmar>HB
....., S88,900 Sat/Sunls5
1S051 Rice <FAlwarda/Bolsa) RB.
983-81 tN.900 Satl&m1·5
•645 Bll,Ylllde Dr., NewpQl't Bela
831-1400 -.ooo SatlSlm 1-5 * •8 rwHm llland, Newport Bell at.J.480 n.100.000 s.t11m1-&
1721 Oeem BIYcl. < Penln. Pdnt) NB
l7l4ll1 em.ooo s.., l.S
...... MMl.M•DIM J806 Portl(eowick CHVH) N.B.
759-1321 $29,500 Sat/Sun 12-5
1834 Trade winds Lo., Newport Bcll
845-0M8 S27~000 Sat/Sun 1·5
8191 Burnham \.Il'., Hunt. Beach
964-3J08 $189.900 Sat/Sun 1·5
•20232 S. W. Ordlkl, Santa Ana Hgts
557·1'983 $1Z'1,500 Sat!Sml 9-6
26522WUd View Terr.
Nellie Gall. Lag Hills
6'1S-a>OO aeo.ooo Sat/Sun 1.5
"28 Serra, Corona del Mar
613--WOO $389.500 Sat /Sun l ·5
5 Rue Montreux <Big Canyon) NB
759-1619 ~.000 Sat/Sun 1-6
310'lGibraltor <Mesa Verde) CM
~ $114,900 Sat. 1·5
502 Kings Road, Newport Beach
673-ll81 $399,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
11'17 Tulare, Ccsta Mesa
540-3666 $135,000 Sat /Sun l ·5
411 El Modena. Nwpt Heigh.ts, NB
673-90a> $295,000 Sat 1·5
#1 Tlburoo (Spyglass> CdM
675-3411 $695,000 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 * 1524 Antiqua Way. Dvr Shrs, NB
979-5370 Sunday 1 ·5
1606Santiago Dr., DvrShrs, NB
979-5370 Sund.ay 1 ·S
2003 Yacht Defender, Newport Bch
640-5.157 $448,000 Sat/Sun l·S
1921 Leeward Lane, Newport Bch
631-2693 $295,000 Sat/Sun 11·5
305 Columbia <Newport Crest> NB
631·1400 $189,750 Sat/Sun 1·5
• 19'8 Santiago, Newport Beach
~1-1400 $449.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
4 R1mrock <Trtlrk > Irvine
760-9333 S280,000 Sat /Sun l ·S
•2328 LaLinda Pl, Back Bay, NB
631-7300 $18> 000 Sun l ·S
•1907 Wmdward Lo., Baycrest, NB
631-7300 $275,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2045 Sbipway Ln, Baycrest. NB
631-7300 $275,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•1934 Port Trinity Pl.. Newport Bch
631·7'T12 $276,000 Sun. 1-4
20 Hunt.el'. Irvine
551-8'100 $234,900 Sat /Sun l ·5
12 Cherry Jnlls, Big Canyon, NB
644 6200 $190.000 Sat /Sun 1 ·5
•2513Davis Place, Back Bay, NB
642~ $169,.500 Sat/Sun l ·5
5 JRaOOM
•18623San Felipe. Fountain V1y
968-2231 $149.500 Sat/Sun 1 ·5
411 Heliotrope, Corona del Mar
673.QM $389,.500 Sun 1 ·5
119 Via~ Lido Isle, N.B.
673-7300 .ooo Sat/Sun 1·5 * 1000 Mariners, Newport Beach
631·1400 $795,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
5 • ... FAM IM w DIM
•41 Bodega Bay, Corona del Mar
851·9522 Saturday 1·5
•21 Pt. Loma Dr. <Spygls> Cd.M
759-9100 $686.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 * •305 North Star Ln < Dvr Shr> NB
61a.33S6 $975,000 Sat/Sun l ·5
*~Cherry Hll.ls <Big Cyn> NB
673-'1'161 $1..SOO, 000 Sun. 1 ·5
••812Harbor Island Dr., N.B.
6'7>3411 $1.,250,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
12 W 8Ddering Rill, Trtlrk, Irv.
833-91293 $315,000 Sun 1·5
2627 Cove, Corona del Mar
673-8550 $686,000 Sat /Sun 12·5
•18S8SamarDr., Co&ta Mesa
545-Mn 1189,950 c;un 1 ... * •401 No. Star Ln., Dover Sb.rs NB
631-7000 S895.000 Sati&m 1 ·5
1930 Pon Albans, HVH, N.B.
644 9080 Sun. 1·5
••800 Harbor Island Dr .. Nwpt Deb
631--00M $1~,00CSat/&.m 12-4 :30 * •208 Evenlnl Star. Dover Shores
6'2-8235 $9115,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
55 Royal St. Gecqe, Blg Cyn, NB
844COO $529,000 Sat/Sun 1,5
'lliDaooM •2S Morro Bay. Spyglass, N.B.
m-1• ts15,ooo Sat/Sun 1sS
•t3 llaatecMo. Corona del Mar
est-1400 ~.ooo Sat/Sun l~
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IH ml ~J!!__ SM/Sun 1.e
•l•Sea Bell (HVHJI) Cd.II
ft5.Mll -.000 s.tl&m 1~
2-00M
27703 Ortega Hwy #151, San Juan
Capo
963-6767 $72,000 Open Sun 1·5
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
l ... OOM
•50.1 St. Andrewi Pl., NB
673-1900 $86,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
219100M
2518 Elden Ave <Oak Glen) CM
642-6734 $105,990 Sat/Swl l<M>
2511 Sunflbwer #Tl.2, Santa Ana
540-3666 $79,000 Sat /Stm 1·5
#30 Seascape <Superior BU NB
673-Ql.O Sat/Sun 1·5
412 Vlsta Grande, Bluffs, NB
64().5560 $218,000 Sat 1·5
543 West Wilson, Costa Mesa
631-1400 $100,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
••1307 Bayside Dr, Mai Kai, CdM
644-4910 $525,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
93 Streamwood <N. Woods) Irvine
752-1700 $89,500 Sat. 1·5
•1404ClaySt., Newport Beach
673-1900 $129,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1111 So. Cst Dr. F201, Costa Mesa
631-'T.m $109.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
23 Palos, lrvine
631-'T.m S189.500 Sun l·S
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2430 Santa Ana Ave . Costa Mesa
642-6734 S114.990 ()penDaily
2468 Fairway Dr .. Costa Mesa
645-0303 5123.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
505 Vista Grande. Bluffs, NB
640-5560 S172.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
629 Lakeview. Costa M esa
~'!0-2313 $114.000 Sat. 1·5
• 1300 Clay St., Newport Beach
673-1900 · Sls.5.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
l • --FAM IM w DIM ' 19 Rocky Knoll. T .Rock Vi.st.a, Irv.
673-3338 $239.SOO Sun. 1-5
2443 Vista Nobleza. Bluffs, NB
640·5560 S250.()00 Fee Sal'Sun l·S
4 • --FAM 1.M _. DIM 359Vista Madera. Bluffs. NB
631-7300 $190,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
HOUSE FOR RENl ....... ~ ...........
297o1 Ana Maria Lane
Crown V1y Parll:way. Lag Nig\lel
S40-5B SZS0.000 Fee Sat/Siia•j.l
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
608 Marguerite <Old CdM> CdM
675-6000 $350,000 Sat /Sun l ·5
2!600 Bayside <OldCdM> CdM
675-6000 $485,000 Sal/Sun 1·5
2 llDIOOM
•2521 West Sunflower. Santa Ana
962-7788 $74,950 S un. 12-4
2 • & I la
425 Begonia, Corona del Mar
759-9100 $275,000 Sat/Sun l ·S
2• & 2 ..
230CedarSt. CNptShores) NB
642-8200 ev S195,000 Sun. 11-4
3. & > •
114 Opal. Balboa Island
675--3331 $575,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
> • & I. 505 Carnation, Corona del Mar
631-1400 $265.000 Sun. 1·5
HOUSE & GUEST
FOR SALE
3 ............... ..
2474 Orange <Eastside) C.M.
646-7171 Sat.1..f
HOME & INCOME
FOR SALE
2 • MCM 2515 lst Ave., Corona del Mar
673-535t $565,000 &m 1·5
2 ..... .ulST'
1717N. Bater, Santa Ana
542-1853 •.soo Sat/San 1-s
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20C l!tbSt.,Newport Deb
544)..9888 $1912.!SOO Sat/Sun 1-5
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rered at $475,000 can bt
yours. Call Agt Poll•
Jobnstoo for truly ex
cepb<loal ftnaocing de
tails.
Hlllt&Auoc.. 631·1&llO---
LAa&I DUPLEX Near beach, adjacent t· pan, owner finaDc:lll.
PoUlble. $310.000. J oh. ilurray, Bkr. TICMMM.8
Fa!!~~I . :1
balb, 3 car 1araa~ .1
yura new swtmmin poel Md IM'Uli.
formation call MS-I
DCRTIOMAL
COllOMA chi MAI
DUPLIX
OwMr Ott"'*"' 1h.e,.. plantat1ot1 1hull4'M1.
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prtvaey and o-rk1"" °'""''will nnant'tt
3700 Newport Blvd .• Suite 30.5o
Newport 8aoch. CaJlforrno 92663
(71•1675-0186 -Pam Moss
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--------• 10% down. 12% fin, or I STTIMI OFfBID
SPOTUSS 2 IDRM.
OPINHOUSE 2 Bdrm-residence on
buildable R2 lot. Only
$175.000
517 J•mlu. CdM
SatfS-1-5
644-7211
30% down. 10% fin. Mint
cood. twnhse. 1105,000.
642-0346.
IACllAY
3 Bdrm. shake roof,
hardwood floors, re·
modeled kitch. Ju.st a
beautiful home-ready lo
move into. Priced a t suo.ooo. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I FUUlllllALTY
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family room did UvlDI room. maQY emu ln
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1213 N. COAST HWY
LAGUNA BEACH
497-4141
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~ ~ lOll Pacific Coast Hwy.
LAGUNA BEACH
494-1057
Uill9 ,_... I 055 ••••••••••••••••••••••
IBUCID
TOSB..L. 3 BR, 2 bat.fi,-ifr condl·
lloned, nearly oew
ho me, near schools . s~ and parka Cul
de-uc $118.000
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1096 Pacific Coast llw y.
LAGUNA BEACH
__ 4_94-1057 __
Mh1._ Viejo I 06 7 •••••••••••••••••••••••
B.l:GAMTU 2 Bdrm-:+ cten. large liv·
ing rm., formal di.o10g
rm., each with frplc. A
quality home in perfect
condition. Westclirf,
S"U9,SOO.
PAUL MAllTIM
llALESTATI
644-7313
MIWPOIT COMDO Sena-. will carry con·
tract wilh low down on
tbia 3 Bdrm end uo1t
beauty. Ocean view and
all the ameo1t1es It
won't last! 540-3666.
Sl18.900
•Whelan Real Estate
Creauve hnanc1ng avail
4 bdrm view. $249,000.
Bkr 832·8800
MEWPORT SHORES ~ Walk lo ~aCh
JBr l"-'•Ba. sundeC'k
Ttled patio, entry. lut
and bathrooms. Com pl
A l repamt. New carpet.
Com. pools/tennis rt~.
Owner will finance
25Kdown. Sl,038/mo.
Open House daily
l to 7
By OWQt'r pnnc only
223CedarSt. ·Day
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COlDWllL IAHIR IS ......
experienced Real Estate
salespeople for their new location in
South Laguna Beach that will open
June 15th. Ir you are interested in
moving up to the largest diversified
Real Estate Company in the nation, call Eamie Rice at <714) 644·9060
today for a confidential interview
CD Coldwell Banker
YACA110M POtt Ufl
Let the ocean entertain you as you
listen to the surf from your own
oceanfront home with guest apt.
Just steps to your own sand. Thls ls
a rare find for ooly $780,000.
SIC1.UDID HIUSIDI ISTATI
IDdden away on a south coast acre,
6 bdrms., 7 b~tbs, 50' swimming
pool, room for tennis. Very private
grounds. excellent flnanci!l,I.
$925,000.
~CH 'VILLA
Appointments and atmosphere
tbruout tbia a bdrm.. 2 bath villa
are elegant~ HlghUSbts include terra cott.a tJle, beamed cellinp.
gourmet kitchen. Located Jn a
private area with cloee proximity to
private beach. Prlced to
sell. . .S260.000 . • COUllWILI...,... co.
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.,..,.. .,.,.. • , ... , low ........_t loan. Executive home with '''"t•· C••••Utlo wet b9r that seat.I six and a VIEW that "* · • .., wa 1111111' 11 unbelievable!!! .._.aa-.nu 759· I IO I H•l9M1•e1 ............... ~
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Good Sula Ana &oc. Not
far from S .C.Plaaa. snuoo. ,_., ._...._.tot wtu. NewtJ deeoriie&fi Bdrm llarW V... Home, 4 Br. LovelY 2 BR 2 Ba beach ---------• ._llW\al lalMlaupia1. JBa•F•aimpa.lud. a... ol features, lrt H · bouu • /nndeek . 2 Br. 2~.'l'r'~ Coat
hlce lnd•dea lead. veeat 6 l"M4b for lm· 1umable loan. By Acnm f'rom beach. pool PLaaa. Hurry , opeD
tUS,000. Call Jim mediate mov•·ia with Owlllr . ....., •tamiaavailM5-l908 homes.. 11-4. Coodo.
VW...fardetalll. creatl•• rl.nanelna ~~-•-.,.,.,_,_ -.. .,.. 8 AR RE TT R LT Y available ... 500 U1n •Ill uo:..--.niul .,__x, Z510 •••-·
RIGlSTSR lllU"'!... sq.ft. corner lot, 9-711~ leyR .....
t0-s. PBIHS'" .. rw. ~ aawnabte iat. owe 2bd t6Z.77H v.... f".....,....~ l year. S425.000 .
• _______ _,=-.,~k ': 111.•TAKBSJT! 842·77t4 ; 675·0511 ; T_. IOff ~1325.
beacb. You own tbe No qualifyiq, auwne &O·llZl •••••••••-••••••••••••Hunt ~b R-2 lot approx Soat~~&.. laad. Great financlna. 1ious.3Br.Z~BaCondo. OpeoSat6Sunll·5 $$11mll ,,.,acre,auitable ror6un·
View wltbSbdrm $2115.000 ~=~· ~~"fu!lt:J: C>m.atancllq 11 tbe unl-DOWN!'SB'dr"'m. 2 its. ~erma, •et. day or ---------iaaion Halla Country ... .,.,..._. l\6t1
6 pool. Reduced thla ~ 1112,000·apprahed quely de111oed 6 ba+pool. Tustin School evemq983-M74 Prime Lone Beach loca-Club. 3br. 3ba, up -••••••••••••••••••••••,.
weekend to under ~ ~~ Sl9Z.OOO.MZ-t99l landscaped froot yard 6 District. lion. Near proposed graded. Unused. Loury Yeraaillea new Condo.
. ::;-:· ~~·~:~ .t~ J"'"lllN"'CREEK entrance to this charm· IMt'aMATIOMAL CH•a•••s!Tow• ~~!._ downnt. -~Ll!;~ condo. Oa 8oU cour~. =ty~.,;:enities,· ,_ "" an1. warm, up1raded • R• ....._ Metw...ti ...... for.-f 700 ....,.....,._. ~ ~ $131.000 first 9 7 /8%. •-----'------.... Del'tltiate. P1u 6. A prime loca-s pac ious home w /4 511 .. 1,.61 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ave. 133.000 annul in-Value $211116.000. Want to CALI.JO.ANN DORAN 75f-tll I Uon: Ocean~llountaln bdnns, 21,; bath, rormal ~ • l'wt.leroc:k Ylsta, lrvlne, come. Rents can be seU or trade for equity an
151-9522 l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!t v I e w . 1 Yr o Id . dloini rm• family rm. We 1 , IA IHI 3 bdrm .. 3 ba .• ram1ly railed. SM.000. Prine. Npt. Bch home w/vlew ~~Mf'JJ
'~• CREATIVE
• PORTfOUO
PROPERTIES, INC.
mACH ~ Deeorator'a own home. Large b a c It ya rd ••••••••••••••••••••••• rm.. PI a z a mode I only Do oot disturb ~-& yard. Douilu Hooifl. 00 a~nbeit, !t~:. to •VIEW•. ODly"lS' to Spectacular! Smith· w/covered spa A brick Prune view loc. Near nanta. For more info. 714.97J.ll9l(ownr.> poolldealforexec. lyp>
and. • -.. _ OWC Meyer Bk.r.~5357 fire nno. Move·in cond. ASSUME lrY. YA La. tennis & sw1mm1ng call: Jeanette Kaye:•---------ls•. Auall. 9 /1 /10. s ....,,... ..,.u, ·1---------A t• Good tlSOpermoP.l~T.J."Nlee DeJuxe upgrades.Owner zu..c:r..T.Ml A "' • Total price. 1245,000. mus Stt. as· 2 Bdrm+den. Shake rinancini 5239 .~00 __ . ___ . --'-aent ____ t•--------•I $1200/mo. 780-8403
Prine. only. ~ ~~ 2 .,.. sumable loan. Sale price root, stooe frplc. SH.000 Owner/BJ'Oker 6?3-J.331 WAMl'ID IDAHO
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I ..... s.ca & Assoc. 1 0 rm a 1 d 1 n r m $295.000. 1921 Leeward down. C.11 ~777'7 ask ---PnicipaJ.a. buyer. apl.$, SPC>lrTSMAMS ---------.1 ___ 5-.,4"".;.;;..-"f..:;5..::ll=---1 lownbome ... Ele1aat ... Lane, NB. For sale by rOl'Carey Ewmg, Act. D2Ca"~ CM or HB. ult for Bill PilAOISE y eraailles. 00 the bluU. 2.
oc'lxr-JB~flw. EAVIEW by owner. Sl•~GS6 CO. Owntt.831-21&93. MADOFAa 1100 _as_1-_ia _______ ~.;c7~r .~·!~·
1"' financlnc. Fw love-Hamptcm as New Bed· M0-55IO HAUOI YIEW Owner-traris~rred .. ;,:;.;;·~:;:~ ..... Trade up 4u. dat tood. Modem mob•~ home on
Bdrm. 2 ba. Ocean vaew.
full spa. pool. jac. club.
pnvaJeges. Avail June.
Lah t.o Sept l. 642·54e • 11 J Bdrm, den, formal ford. 3br or 4br. Xlnt. ---------~OAMO Sharp 3 bdrm. l '-'a ba Duplex. pnme foe~. W lade. no ckf. ma111t nnr EnJOY r1 sh1ng. dininc and family room. view. Aaaume loan. MIWPOft'TllllACE lmma r. 3...,Ba incl ~itb cuard..stom .... ~0atch~n. $lo 5 . o o o . R 0 be rt 1285.000. A.gt. 54&-~97 boatmg. huntJng. qwet. 1 bdrm. Condo. Security:_ New IOW"IDet kileben. 114-581·112Z 2 ltr Cbotli ~m aater aep game room /lort. ar&e Y ru pn« Milliken Agt 6.3l l2iM rru1t trees. be•utsful '150,000. 1---------1 suites) One yr new. TUe SWIMMING POOL As 97.SOO. ---------1 mountams Xlnt horse ~~~c..~~i~ .... ~ 122lDi.,tls T4Nnle9 PWSULA POINT frplc. Patio, gar door op· swne K lat. TD. Open Park Place lnc.142-7461 Eaat side Costa MPsa l21Un ·Sac ra men to couauy. Alt 146-~
°""SAT/SUM l·S Grutpolentlalfortiome nr. Slll,500. Open Sun. l-4pm, 1934 Port duplx. cd flnan<'•ng sz.eoo.ooe ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! S..Cka• 3176
or proftt. Fixer oc tear Sat/Sun 673-1633. Tnnhy Place. S276.000. 0...-letll ls... iut.900. 646-1757. DUn-Oleodale 11.~.ooo ••••••••••••••••••••••• down. SZIS,000. Call for Owner.63l·T172 O Sp. Mob bm Pk .. ail LAii z bdrm 1 ba hided 642-5200 detaUI. ~IOUS · •.;M;•.;::;• .. ••• .. • se.ooo Erwin Ii& _area. lire• yard, ~ .. cte«w ~ oceaa
HOWS WOOD Pnsti&e~a 2bd, B~~t~¥me FwW. 1100 ~!;'.~!'!!.!!!! Duples Nwpt on ocn t~~-~·.::~i;~~f!: ~ =.::-=-~·W...-
..... 675-1676 2ba w&b a view in !Ast 2 bdrm, 2 ba units. ••••-••••-••••••••••• 6DILUlllUMITS se.ooo rouch plumbmc •el~· · · ·
Bluff nestled oo a knoll 1195.000 w/aaaumable llOBILEBOllE PRl:llilt4S'r'SJD2,Cll Call Rus Carpenter trical bl. You rial.sh • ...,,...._ UQOllltbebircb trees Ir In. Open Sun 11-4. 230 28dnnaucb •/NAP. at ~l-llOO or SAVE sa. 2 Bdrma. 1¥1 lh•aU.flalll•~ WalaftwwlHw bibileta. An unfW.bed CedarSt.M2·8200eves THESfAJlNESCO. S3l-4te ba.OWw/min.dnpymt. •••••• ................. . ~~ bonm room completes , Super s harp double l'JS.T7fl MZ'lSO G .. JZl2
By om... • .. '-_ ""-' c-•tive )()MERSET-4Br + den. wide, adult park. C.M. ---------'"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I ' · ~ uam ....-••3 •w-9 . M '''' 1-= ••• .. ••••• .. •••••••••,._ •·==~~:Wa:-'I Elepat 5 bedroom, 4 C.....,....1,anew&aan.or pool. apa. large lot. By anyestru.... LOWDMol.OWlf'f, BYOWNER·o.piesC.11 Calloraeodrorrree Furn. a BR. $115, l ·Hf bath home DOW wader auume my 10J44* &oan owoer.~5144. TortolM Coner lot dapm. V•TY 2111·1 bch. nzs;g, RiilC lllap•Brochw-e bome,•us.AJder.San. 8 Im 5Y SA Ylll coaatructioo. Out.stand· and I'll belp with the .... "-• &ow down will allow you down. fTMt%1. ta Ana. "75 mo. S BB 2 Walll to llloppln1 aDd tq eustom featares in· finucm.. Call owner Ofi~Wl.P~ 972-1421 lo aucame t '4 ~ ~and•---------The Real Estate Store B a c o n d o • 2 .( 4 t -beadaftom th.la lle361 dude large muter auite 5S2-1230orl40-2'18. Mller (mance balaa~ HaYeEqaily In DoplH! Box6133. Bil Bear Lake lla rs.Ulea, $700. Ac\.
bdrm duplex. Corner witb bydro-wbirlPoOli.---------Aasume loan, xlnt cond. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~(Great rental area. Only Trade up into 5 wuts in Calif. 92315 646-~
loclitian with lood ren· jetted tub. formal diaiDc CA.SM mlYB Beacbfroot $497 .000 iaD Jua CaPo. 151.IOO. 2 S 93. 5 0 0 . C • ll N ow C . M . Better you r DAYS 1-866-5726
tal&. Priced rigbt •t room, 1arden room ,1_J:.;·;.;:D:.:..·=..::St[•=.:;·•:..:.:l>U~ •• &M-":..:..:...:1:.:..*:..:.:..·.i-CJ-S_Realtora ____ 1_.135-__ S650_ Br.2Ba.l•aq.ft.lyn 9'19.S3'10 benefits . Seller will EVESt-IM-3163 ..... hlmd l2ot' ..,..._ 000 with fi ... •"cm' • c"··~ firepl•·-witb ...... A ........ ,...... A t d •It a. b I ...................... , :;;.._ ..._.. • ~ JNi:' Z car WHAT? BY OWNER.sharp 38r, ..... •·~·-· ra e or •~ • e p 0.efC I I J Br. SUO /mo. ll•
O,.HooaeScmda1l·5 prqe. l'f'dl' private 251ar7eo.. Canal ZBa. fam rm. spa, deck llOBJLEBOllES LLSTATE ~·===~k~a':·u:~c Pt p&tf 1 JIU B m • r •Id A•~;;,
5Z1IBISAVE. dock witll wa&er •dee· f'rcal. walk toGDOoeaa. $17l,.500.~l-BeaattfGI dbl • trtple -•1rai ..,_. ,.._ • • -•-••••HHH•••• z:u.-r..-.. •a.~ trtctty. Some optional telmia. pool, clubboase .W.IDEITorvarea. n...-..1--wo acres Hort~era SPIL •
CALLJO.ANNDOBAN =.,~ble fad).. NeworeMt~r.1it.ba T•hlH --------·1~=~~o1·a::: Let4h&Bra.t•*>w-· .... -·.
IU415.22 PrtcedSl,.2115,000 Wtal? oo canal In w. Nwpt. ......_.._. n.!:ff:lt~oo-*C-•~ Realty dJAC. PlM9, view. rd dlipta.Patio,pr,~ '~CREATIVE Buy d irectly from Newport Sborea olf W. Stain 1laaa. Mu1can 972-8421 ly Sl4,000dowa on eacb .,_. rn.tap. ldeal roe re-IDllft.Avail7·1S'nO/JDo:' buildilr.Prtn.only. ec.tHwy. We. rrench doors. palJo, •,-.-....,_-...;11=-:_...:;..:.._...:..:: .. ;.;,__ __ -e-l.D·-bulldlna. Tbe lme & Investment tiremeJ1t cw JllA nca· 1rl1 lae. Refs. re\: PORTFOUO -.. er ... er•-KD>Gnd. llechaced ~ fountain etc. You own """"m --.-....... llne\ 1 att c 640-5777 tioa.. llat. sell'! AD)' re· m-•11531 • PROPERTIES,INC. _.._..~,...._._ 3f2 12od., 3 bd/2ba. the land. 339 C•nal. NewportBeach.tOOyrd.a oa ena.C.Uoow. asonable offer con ·
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!lm!!!!!I 800 12-4:30 PMDriv• 1115K. 613-1633. from beach. Call Ad · ~ m•llJ Kffl side red. owner will 4 Bdrms, Z balbs. 10l5
JA.St-a-CUB Super ocaflOa-
exceUent condition. 2
Bdrm and den, 2
Jjreplaca, opeo beams.
Attractive aHumable
financinc-S271.500.
642-5200
MIWPC>n+ IK
IDS1Rle LOAM Claarmlo1 4 t>"drm
P I ilk bome. Good
uamnable aubJeet to
1K lou. Walk to bay•
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HUtioi'lSlaDd ... 4514112Dd.4bcl/2~.SMK Sitter 187, 2t hrs. • IK1 _,., raunce at "k>w lnterest Opel-.>. YEARLY! NewponBeadl 2CKnalCr.3bd.S275335 DICUTIYIUYIM6 _64J..4300 ___ ._____ Wl'l£larl Terrill<' oceaa •iew rate ... PP 917.5129 NwpnBdlRll.JITS-114%
CarolBoff,Act.Al--OOM Canal3bd,feeS315K -!NllROADlrOOR -..-a r--dph. West&ide. <>waer•----· -----•
Showa by appointment. Drive by, aome will be SEAVIEW FAL11ROOK nEMm ~ will fiDuce at interest O.ofShte .._Pl ' •• 3201
• ________ ., OpenlloweSat6Sun. 1901 Yacht Mana GolfcouneCroatase. llO•---------rale 1'leU below prevail· "•rtf 2600 •••• .. ••• .. •••••••••••• WHY• 3 bdrm. 2 ba. immac. des Yiew ol mountains 1~--.----llllll• Ina. Ta.Ile. advantace oo •••••••••••••••••••••• Slepa lo ~ Cute 1 br. VICTACULAI ' boo:ae in prhate com· tbi.a 2lb • B Fourtlueuita, 2 Bd 2 UUs.., list.ins. Jmt re-New bome on 1 or 11 •/Yard. UW pd. $49$ yr-~-er~ Divoru.Kidaleftbome. mu.nity. pool, tennis. from IO 2 r, 2 d...clt.oSM0,000 acres.-1-.Cedar ct. ly.~.1'13-795' ••-v bou8J1& anodler. Where ___ _. 1 ba. spacious home. Ba u . with 1ara1H. --~:!ftec1 ~!Je~a!i~ ill fnterest be in 60-90 B;y-;~~!,:i:·15% J1acum with h20 encl szso.ooo. ~ah. 536-1ou. c._ .. ..._. 3122
ceillnca. 1ourmet days? Protect you.neU: down. Balance at 11 anai. 2 st.ora1e apaces. .--a 18. IM t--·-------1••••••••••-••••••••••i kitcbell, balcony same Open escrow now. ~ ... OWC. easy care landacapinl. Seven new wuts with ----A.LL US f"OR YOUR •Br. 3Ba, 11uaiat C.pe
a. .. .-. •-WHO? OR Steps away from firepla.ca,manyeruu, Cbarml.Dldaples. South NE"""""' IN HAWAII. W• Cod Style, 1¥1.blks to rm • ,_, ape au muter clubhouse, pool, tennis --000 ol C.oMl Hwy. Best value c.uo.> "' .. _.. -..1 ........ "'-"'" batbPLUSmucbmore. Call Ninfa Jarvis. Leue0ptloa ;5~down. rtl le 1st tee 114500 -· in Coroaa del llar. bave Coados in faat u.;u. ... .,c, pa ..... --....,
Now offered al only 642·1850 Agt. LETS $1500permo.atl319,llOO. ~. (?l4)7"to' a.,McC..,llltr, azs.• aaumabw. Of. arowi.01 K.ahea Maui •~a.3'00aqft.5ynold,
sat,000. Owaer fiaanc. TALK. Bn>terJim WbUe 149-7729 feredmtzU.c.o. Coodm ' $UllOmo. 7eo-o:J17
iquall.CALl.144-1211 JobnCoombe. Bkr 613-581.5orA&etat IRVINE-TIIEGROVES JllS KAIJY C o uo try · Ii k e al ... 1---------1 Pat0'Nea1759-1321 2Br, 2.Ba. dbl 1ara1e, -11u..
lmmed. poNeSaaon $61 ,500. owner /a1t FOii SAU i UNn'S, CJI. I Ua.lta. 67"'11 ~210 ~;Sa4 BR,'llfam. SPICTACULAI Open Houe Sat/Sun. 544-dlO dy1, 73l·os.t9 DlllCT IY Cll. owe at ll"J. aaper .rv rm .. -· ... any 12.S eves prop Priced ri&bl c.u eatraa. Great famil)'
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Medi\. stYle. 4 Bdrm. llST IUY = ~b·2lr~•nn"!: OWM~I U IL· LllbfwW. 2Jff ... -............... ----------.:-,..
YmYUMUSUAL tam rm. imported Ules. PYt 6 ........... •••••••••••• 1 owaer, 11 acre, Z Br 1 b9llt duplex. No BJ. OWW~ '1.uianou pvt courtyard. HYM. Calaa Mw1 avail. bcb pool. 2 ..---APT' Com.J... llGrn Bay41CUD n lGU ~/cattle Ranch ad· llld«, pets. PYt belt,
condo. 150t aq ft. 2 full VIA L90 UAL n 4 bidriil. I~ tia .. lamlly. ComHter i.e . ...__ "".:""u-:..-...:. .. __ .!':;'. from ano. walk to JoiaiDI NadoaaJ Ponat 2 p.rdeeer, Hail imme4.
Ba, all amaUtles. FuU 673-1020 diaiq, Uvi.n1. library,,_ _______ .,•·.,,. ..... ~ .. • m, beach term• a•ail. mi fr 0 m La It e tllnt5ept..15UL. IAS/mo, __.._ •--·--~~~~~~~~~ :;:f.!:t;,.. '. iled patlo. •• 17 UDiU m ..,_... ... 111 ....: Sll¥Wwoodoa Hwy lll.. 2 --·· ---· -e m ..... ._ ~ compla• la .dDl ~ bolw + l1aeSt boule. S -..... '
No qaalfJiq. Pun or e(ll'mll~e loc. FUUyocnpled. bena,3cornla,hxeep-SPYGLASS RIDGE :
•nfura. lluat iee. OCIAIROMT ~oursT.....-MlllRI Prlee 6 term• are ~~~ Ca lioaal ..U.. all quality Fatt•lou •lew of
_... _ _;Real;;;;;;::;;.,;:Elt;.::.:..•=•---1-111-----------,..,.. .. PT. 3 er Jim ~...W........... neeotir•le. Call wbda opaqa · coutnacUon. 1315,000 C.etin.e, c...,.. 6 dt~ Larllefaliallj1-De."Top Lowb·~i!Plra.-o 714/541·1447. Wkd1al Q1Ca. ....S A·l. Adja-tm.m.a-2211. u..-5 .... _ •--n .. ...... w.wttws• deell for man.,loua Wldk.m.915 vm.••Home ..... .,.._,_ 1 ceJlt pan:ela hue •P---..-&'-. ---. viewilal-'715.000.0wner AleDl /Owner Pal La,_. Ri111 Dlc .. t 5 plied rw 111b-dl•laiOA .......... bo•e. Gardeaet Ii i.o-est •rleecl up .. ·•
llome. Popalar 3Br
"-co '-"\'nllla'" toll---. .,_..,. tbe war
JH wa•tf 1111,HO.
CrHth• fln. Bkr. .... .,.
wUlftuDee.Callforde-O'Nnl atar pan, eoraer lot ....._.. permit. a to 5 acre lwt• 1 ZIOO water. l yr. l••••·
taUa. ?»S:..1211.soo. w/larwe pMk> ...-.. Air ~ ... -.-Iew;-l-1tory, e1utom •ca•••lrlan .... -.1 ............. .......,.P.P. i HOUISWOOD ()pm Sat/SunU.5 cond-only 127,HO . .._....,,a Bdrm, 2 -....tdeal.~dowa. namit Oalw lllP'ae+ 4 Br
..... 67M676 C"*•o-(JI.al). ... ...... mil. Oww To.a.-will~-Jad. ·~ ....... ta.Qd. Ore• _. ,., _ ,.._.T~ wUl.UcmleueoPUoa .• D. • au-...... te.... .. t t
llASYCAlll De1DJ1e.Newif~ik41 UU.OOI . Select ....... =:rlotm~~ ~.::...Mu.:.:.-~ ~"-1 in ...... c~r~• •• •r:,,ort •-• .... ._ .~ ,.........m~ 'zn .._..._ iact..trtaa c .. ter '°' ~ . • a.......v... wtprinte u ·Rew De ..,_, IOt --, ~ ·---.a. •a, fro at Bo m •, 1---------'
JOlll•llea.d.-..n IWf:.' Ill • A J la e1oez:.1ur.i lBa. ~lti:~\W -.all •••• NewpartBcbCaJlBanU EJeaaat towalitow oca
· -Wal~.P.r 1; I t~t! ~ ~~~;T.; t=.:) • U••· t ....._well•= Arda Beaela H.1h Ciorp.(n4>m..U.. Or.Wt. St.,. to •.a.l
Saa. Real 1!1tate • All lllue 7arda Hd i._ ....._I~ P"I 6 teaale. Se~ nn.c.co.MSW' C&.ASllC ,.,.,., o .. er will _._...._ eema, lllr, fa&
..... ...,.. 1aaae•. sehet nlrll1£Ya .... ,..,,___
LmOISU WB Pl u1ni&m.11 1• . ~ ealll-.ponr/ J 279 ..... ~-.A ._. ..... II I' qe
ladra:. IM., ... • 4 l•ltJ7 17 Wnt. Beam celllap, .. n,..aaee lit .. u.-.
na. • ._.. ....,.aa. frailer &o.e -CO.ta ....._,. ..... ...._ • .., .._Ttuleal • Pano .......... flauc· .....__~ .__.;.;;:;;..;,.;.~.;.;...--4 .. __ l:f, Owaer ,.,.,.,. ---
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SeU idle tteru
;hare home It meal1 1n
excbanJe for your cook
i.nl ... 1531
aoommat• w
DAILY PllOT
..q,. TaP01'ARY
........ ...., .. w~
•v-a~•
bodlleepl•I •Hit•·
aaellls Wor• cloM to
•your •ome . P'61•r•
Cterb to Seaior Act'OU·
t.aata ~ lhrw&bcMtt
OraAte Cowl~.
SNTA.L AllllTANT· ftW .a .• ...,., or
tr•••••· r.v, area. ...
Dll't•s· II•• wom. IS vn or older. Know the eout
dtlla. Net Slll aw.alt or
mor•. Oran1e Coast
Yellow Cab. 17300 llL
Herrmann, Fountain
Valley. <No or Slater
betwo Newbo pe 6
Euclid>
EHer'a Ian La1una
Beach, aeekln11 maid
.., Clerk llat part-Ume. pleu a.ot con-t.....,. 11 " •"~·Cllt · urewom•~·00 dl\100 1 0 7·4871 or e•p ne e .. Hra . 4 · ..... acco111len'5
I
-' 2m No. Broadway
• "'200, Coldwell Banker
Bids .• Santa Aaa
:~ "'WJltmd
Siabstantlal Newport m!dnipt. N.~. *· Xlot.1_*-3004 _________ 1 firm bas cballeqU..1 pos pay after t.raa.ning. CaU
for uper'd indlv. llain· Day: MZ·HIM or eve : Oraaft'~ucJT:-Falr-
taiD recot* for multiple 673-S. grounds, Costa Mesa. COflJOl"alioas t.hru finan·1•0-n..----.. -1-be--t---Pay scale, WH-11113
cial 1tmts. Must be well • · ret au Y supp-per mo. Appllcatioo1 «1"f)Omtd; non smoker. ly, exp, mature. apply 10 must be filed before
Send resume ft sal his· penon. Newport Bcb June lt.1980. For tn-
,.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I tory la confidence to: area.M2-891.0. formation , contact
AC -DC MOTOR/OEN. PO Box 1715• Newport Companion/Housekeeper Orange County Fair· ~P. NAVY VETS-Beach, CA9:!963. wanted. Live·in. Mon· ""irounds"----'-7_5_1·_334_7 ___ 1 'Your experience can Bookkeeper/Accountant Fri. Must drive. Bal
Melp)'OUeamuptoS1200 mto 5 yrs exp, full Pe nln. S25 pr d ay .
J#er year. PLUS, ex· charge bookkeeping. 673-5545 ellange privileges, low exp ror Public Account·•---------
• ooat life inaura nce. ln1 F i rm. Flex hrs , Comlipankloldehou.t1 ekeeper PLUS additiona l 963-56.Jl9 to vew/e r y woman
benefits. Call NAVAL pennpoe. . inCost a Mea..548·3289
•du•c
Jv~m
mf1 lnst.rumenta. Ad-
vanced Kinetics. 1231
Vtctona St. CM 646-7165
CAJ•A NltoM ~ UTMO l*"Mn•rr
At leaat 2 yean experience preferred.
Excellent comP•llY benefits. Salary
commen1urate with experience.
APPIY in person to Paul Ward or Seth .:ihent.on.
CLASS..• ADVllTIS... TU ...
Th e Class ified Adv e rti s ing
De partment or the Daily Pilot bas an
immediate opening for a trainee in all
phases. Duties include typing <4Swpm
electric), filing. copy control. general
c leric al. and handling phones .
Advertising experience desirable but
not necessary. Oppo rtunity for
advancement to telephone advertising
sales. Excellent company benefits
include medical. de ntal. credit union.
e t c. For inter view. plea se call :
&42·4321. ext. m
PART TIME EVENINGS
Beco01e a trained sales counselor
(over 21 > with the Jim Long &
Associates Agency to supervise and
chaparone DAILY PILOT ca rrier
boys and girls on a one -0n-00e basis.
e ve nings 6 t o 9PM . We need
concerned. innovative persons who
are looking for a lucrative part-time
position. $4 hour to start; $100. week
po tentia l. Call 642~4321. PXt. 2~G
betv:ecn 2 ar.d 6PM. Ask for Lori.
RESERVE (7 14 )
552-3524
MOTOR ROUTE
Immediate opportunity for par1 -time
earnings. Motor route available in the
Laguna a re a. De livery afternoons
Monday throu~h Friday. Morninf?s
Sa turday and Sunday. No monthl y •c;*s•Mt" f/Ch ConcesslOO help. fun time door collet'tions. Eamm~s a bout $450 CPA "lViD af llacArt ur for people who luv to ~~~ODELS
E.O.E.
Blvd • Jamboree Rd .... ri t p e r m o n t h 0 r o s s . R e I 1 a b I e ADMINISTRATIVE As· ., watch DJOVles. 675·4SIO. -now n1. rans ~ lrvme. 752·0274. asUorJobn or Mab. provided. CoovenUons. tra nsportation required. Call 642-4321.
sistant for motion pie ---------1 p a rt I e a. • da t e s . Foster Ouellet for de•ails tttre production fr dis· Bookkeeper, 4·5 hrs daily, ,
tribution co Nwpt Bch. Rion Hardwsre. 1024 --·C·----1114_~_1._1445_. ____ , nDHI~( COAST DAILY PILOT Must~ very attractive. lrv1oe.Westcliff Plaza, ~ Sec/A t UIUUftl
b1gh energy and career NB. BUFF\JM'S 2 ™3Vannefii. raw llO Wftf a., St .. COiie ..... C.. 7m~~led. Will train. 9-u-r-1-1.-r-a-la_r_m_t_e_c_bn-i-.1 Newport Firm, top salary. gd 642-432 I
_._.... ciao. e•per. or trainee. fulHime opemng IAtllll, bright, gd plan-Aa 1E,..t Opp a lullty ' 0 h fli
Experience necessary ner, some legal exp.·~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Advertisin1-Eam up to: salary negotiable. call XJDt. company beoefila Ma.oace Je&al & bua1ne•s I·
SH._, ~25$lor631·346S Applyi.operson affa i rs. I nt e r f a ce GIMlllALOFftCE HAll.CUTTRS ~ .... Interviewing houn: w/clJenu fr business as · person Dee(fecf for busy
Need tuU. p/tlme peo-CAil w~u 10.l.2noon 1·5pm I 0 c I . t es . ca I I Newport law hrm. Must tUJ•~TYUSTS l)le"to uaiat me in my Cashier want · ltnda. 11 Fashion Island 714-351·1414. h ave phon e expe r HEf.P·-we are tunuoa LE.AD TEACHHS busiaeH. No ex per. only. N.B. C.ll6+4..t480. Newport Beach 92660 833-8151 away business a nd are Misalon V)O/Lag. Hills
nece9S. I Cd WASH HELP Equal Opportunity Fr~ Hawaiian Vac for . rn need of I.Op full i.erv1ce areas. llnmed openings. . ~ 97• •179 F\llJ1&8frPaortveTrime Employer governess for 2 mother· General office for busy s t yllsl.PGuaraotee d Amencan Pre-Schools. .._ ""9 •"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"t less pttleens. June thru N e w P o r I sa!Jlry. aid vacalloos. 770.J.!119or 770.1991 1.: A g t 661 6992 Aft bo nus pr ogr a m • a ----------AM. Ser Plsat ofc NB METRO CAR WASH 11!!11111!11 ______ -t u us · · Ophtha lmologists' of mar~lou.s opport ror
• '"·11. 11· -1 sb.lfts.· w·111· 1 2950Harbor Bl. C.M. Cooks 5:30pm fice. Apply weekdays advancement J om our a..a.A • B--... •ut r~ ... _ ____.__., F U R N I T U R E ,64&-__ 2A_71_______ ff d Exttw ve-~c I Asst. 2 Lnin .. Also. &apv/Opr, CA$HIR8 Fun:.a.1U . ......,.T ~-R S 0 ·-pro1tres11ve sl a an Semor Pa~rs. Law sa tune op .... ., • S A L E s p E N / learn the lat(>Sl styles _ ~Uabill. 631·5141. Do you eQJOY music! Do · • .,_, Gene ral offi ce. fabric Firm, t op salary. gd you like working with benefits. Exp donly Ap-lNTERIOR D~JGN for print mfg. needs a from o ur ndllon ally &lolls. bnghl. &d pla..o·
Artist, Frr producUoa, people! Costa Mesa ply in person l-5pm. 400 high quality m&J()r store clerica,I exper'd pen.on ~T:=:c!\1~~4 1~~ oer, J<>me tecal exp,
screen pnntin1. relat.ed University Stereo ods 5 Coast Hwy, Lac. Bch. ID Costa Mesa . Mln Syr tha t bandies change Manaae legal • busmess
producJ,a. Call for in-C/tilm~r. Noexpr.l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!t retail furniture e xp. easily fr enjoys varlety Ha•dresler wtchentele affairs , interfac e
terview ..... 7 ... ask fw Dec. Ask lor L i••· ~31122.. Aak for Cbet of work. Call Hele•. roe Buut.&fic.UO. (;eD. W/cbeaU • HP>Claln, llr. II. _ .. __ mi _______ , ~~. Steinman no-azz • t.re in Soutb Coast are.a ... Cat __ • n_4-85_1_·_14_1_4. __ _
ASSEMBLER.MECH .. ~wanted. Full. Apply in~ on~l AS STATION ATJ'EN· Callforapp 556-TUt U5ALSIC"f
• Part Time. Light, Clean, part Cullien wanted. to 5pm. lhna . DAN'I'S for self-service Ci~ Ofc tip ~I llS Hair Stylis t An1stant PreUooas f<fti>ort Law
Work , Fem . C M · J Full a: p /l TusUn & Seb&alian 's W H l 140 stltiom, C M. Honest fr lnitftSfiial poe ID liafftc Good wortttnJI: con. Lie f1 r m needs secretary
4142-8816. Laauna Beach area . ~i::.eot:1 co . S a o reliability a must. F/f. dept. of lrg co. xlnt required 64.50212 w1lb mlo . l )r . e a·
ASSEMIJ.HS We -,.1ll -tra10. Apply
7 AM . M ac Grego r
Yachts. 1631 Placentia.
C.M.
Ldicia : 644-4480. Ptr.646-9661 beaefiU •~at ad van· penenct m 1eneral law.
COOll..alAlfAST GENERAL OFFICE cement potential Ca ll llair Stylist w 1followin11: 1-83:J..81.5 ___ 1 _____ _
CASHIH V-olum'e--tiu s in e•s Rita 54~. Coastal wanted for u clus1H Full Time. &Ood pay. Grinder Restaurant. 0ppt•y for ne w irads Pef'ICJOIWI Agency. 2790 ~al o n 1n Bull oc k ~ Ll.4iALSK
Growth co. 5 localJons. Work for Homeowner'• HarborBl.Cll W1 ls h1 r e . Ne wpo rt NptlJCb.-r.•nrm·seekl
Medk.al front/ dllee f surJjcaJ su9' speciahst
w Jolfice p,.ctitt. Ex·
penenced f1dY need app
l y . S alHY c om -
men1uratl w /ability.
Benefats.llB. IM2-Z516
A.8. l:ralttfl llilar
ff.IMa. 2 yrs. mi.o o-pr .•
at\llt know color • be •
4uaUt1 coaaclous in-•lvtdual. Top pay for
right person. s.40-USS
Jack
P rr or F tr. Ph<lae ex per.
Moped Jijkbamc:. middle att. Salary + bonus.
age 1.orttJred wlU. out· f'lS.5608. T.$.1.
side ftCOme. part·tlme
also iome sales. 131 ·2504 Real F.state license req,
land aai.. cub comm. 3
dl.DDel' ~es. Orange ~~~='l!1. County.SO Valley, SF
l'.Mlllfor youraelf. Valle y, pd each wt,
Bea•y Cou.naelor plenty al inventory. c a II
SSIM096 or 994~ coll fllC t or d i re c t
-~-------f nwoMOn, ut foe Len·
NURSES AIDES: All oyGlll!.
itufls. expeneo~ or --'--------
frai.aea. Mesa Verde
(;oof. Hasp. •1 Center.
Colt.a llesa. 541.-SSIS
Mussiq
~ lified AiclH I' 00 r 7-3s.h1ft. · --
X.lnl wortm& ~di. " Paid ho hdays. EOt;
642.J.'j06
BayvteWCoav. Hospital
2m$1buno Ave.C M.
Call Bud Hyams
Ov er 20. Apply in ~1164 PCH. Hunt. Bcb. Mana1eme nt Co •n NEVER A FEE Beach Contact Dillon or aecret8')' for family lair
SSIST .n MMGI. penon. WeTraiD. •---------i lrvlne. Sho uld type l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I Jaynee 759 1211 ut. a llo~~~.t CaEx1per'!.! Ml.-SlitCir/Auht.h
toapfe_:. -wile tomce·, wnao Cil WASH lCosmeticiao for facials in 41wpm, have good pbooe •21&0or2Sl &ood-........ ~-NeWpo,t Mach. 13.IO to .!f!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ • H•band/malnteoaace. --WORarbOi8lvC exclusive ak in c are akWa and knowledlle of 1---------•1...::.:::=-=.:._____ I.JFE GUARDS st•rt (DOD ·certlfledJ.
,200 Unlta, Oceanaide. eo.ta llesa salon. Prefer mature all general olOtt duliel. M'Mr91L Help wanted Full time Weekdays • wee&eacb SUO Ccertirted>. 90 day EAL ESTATE SALES
.. Eaperience requlred.,,. ________ ,..;:..penon __ ._M2_·49_11 ____ '700/mo + co. benenta. __. position I.Dour reader ad for aummer moetb1. 6 annual review. Apply
-ULllpt.MZ-ltm. ,. Call Jann M7-82ZO. ext Reper today for local dept. Hn: Mon· Fri. 9-5. MustbaYe W.S.J. 6 Pint in penao to P. Place. •90°' • _...._.. COUMTB PRSOM 218. temporary ... lpmenll. Telephone & counter 146-TIM /0
A11tomatle trana re· "'Ill_.,.• for party reoli[ 1lcin. 557 -.aic sales. Requires 1ood Aide. S3.ZS per boar. ----------t NO DESK FEE!
bmkler ar trana R•R · Part or full time. lluat General Office G lrl. ~ speWn1. grammar. 6 Hunt Sch. 531-iOtl NW'lill& FULL/PARTJ'IME -~!;_Call for appt.
1
UTVT•M work Sat.w'day1. Apply matutt woman: career penmanahip. Musteejoy Ruby FUUSERVlCEOFC.
--2025 Newport Blvd. oppty. ID Investment en Lin-rneelinltbepubUc. App. L.lquar Stoft. Nigbts • llEMODIALYSIS REALTY NETWORK ea.ta llen. ma.napmeot office de· • -ly Pennyaa Yer. lHO •Hkeads. lluat bsn 45'7-8400-Auto Mech. Eflleleat. aJ.in to ulU Uli c ..., .... /l-.. Mew sbop Opportwalty. llARK ETS Creative jewelry desl&n I m m on lfMP'OltNIV 'fRSOHKl\ ~ PlacentJa Ave • . •. ' ca.! II reg I ate r e .• . "" ,... Real ~
, Frank 1'19-2$51 For~• 3rd Shi& co bas opminl ror hard = ~ ~= Hospitality Hostess Is n · pertmee. ~ PLattDUa. POTBtnAL
We_.._ to maaaie--~~!~ .!~!_ft cut~. t ypina, hkPDI aod or· 3723 lirdt Street r:.,ttn1 Need "-t C.11. AllPb' m penon. Cntieal Care Eap. lNJMITID
· nnM'13~rt1 md°~from ~~'™air·!~;~~ :;nle~ ... .,.. .. _. ;m::.·~=tt.::·M=a!,~~~ =..~~~~~ !!:ti~C:iif;.T:.;
A.II. 1~ to 2 hn. 1375 to witbia.W"'.-A CAREER,, &em J'OUlba. .Eap pm. -... .. 00 ....... and e~· welcomiDI new real ,,... .... _, MISIMID Viejo. peat opportanitles in I 4 5 0 I m 0 • x I D t . "'"a . wW tra rilbt penoa. Sal _....... _.... ... ... OfllleCI denu. Brta1la1 11 ~ real at.ale witb the •a
.... mooallaht. Wives, re-Call <n4> 4•1213 depeDdiq oa up. Call per. CalJ J o, 7H-l47·S133 bas derical ~ poaj· from local merdtdts. 11.w ce maa. part compuy. can for in·
tired. dlaablllty • 1tu· 41'7·Z115 betwn 10 ar 0000, --------•I UoG. Lite typiD1 '5wpm, Need car • typewriter. time. reUred. Cotta 71 ... Jl-18ot ta-view. 96:W871 dealt. Need Id w!Mell. C.tstq Moo tbru Fri for ia· ft.EMii •L OF· awitchboard relief • F~a~callM1..-.S. lleuarea.aetyourown .!!!!!!••lml!l!!I• .. 5.5&-SGI t-· .. -., ,,. varied duties. Good bo A 1 at .....,. ~ Walker & Lee smens -.. ..,...... ~1 un. pp )' -·v ..... ~ compsny beaeflls • MOSTISS POI RedbW Ave. Gateway, Nanlal lo a frt~ly BABY Sl'ITING: for an· CUSTODIAN Girt Friday. good typiq pleMut workU.. cond1-M1W HOM1 SALIS ~Hk worliria1 atmoap~. Real Esla&e fu& in lll1 bome. lloa ~ Saddlebac"\-Colle1e. •kills • telephone uom. PleuedlfLaura. WoGlllddJ• an.a-: sen Colla lleaa lie al ---------
&bl\& P'rid.ay 7:30 am to ....-w1ww 10:30pmto7amM-F.Sal penomality llllll enjoy l3M450. S:=-r:uaday .•io•d._Y._arlF~ tW&ic•CllW. ~ .. •IAI. Cmftol · ~ST it : 30 Pm . S15 I wk · Zi&o''• Healtby Foods ranp _. to ll215 plus customer contact. To' -----------smar, Ne•D&lible. -FulCtfme -eiifry-revel
Nortbweat H&aAt. Bcb. Restmraat oeeds part 4% ablft differential. rata6beoefita ... '1.~I mo e lo. call Su lled-Sms PodloDwit.ltlOOdwork-
Ml-19> time lllelp (bm·lpm, 831450betwn~5 C~COIP Clerfeileati7-r.Yilpoei· Bernard 714117t-72U or M I tu •n p_.... RN'11LVN'uU1ilfta io1 coad. near O.C.
llon.-Frl.) for HW -A.llald(&i of • Uon.forful·lt'OWbaglla· 21J/91...otorluaq8t .. fUU·tilm ud SNl'-Ume Ai rport. llutt be BA.BYSJTTING2to5PM. aaadwlth d•lhery CUSTODIAM EATON C~P. 1uraoce ,company. 714,..._ Ellper i• oae of tile bmlO&a pleasant Is depadable •
• .Man thru Friday to my aervic.e to bualnea of. Head C\ISiocl.Ulo needed ruW.ntbSt. Neala raUDca & coding•--------... followia1: Plumbln1. Apply in penoa to Mr. ~·.lleu Verde ar-.a home. ftctSlnthe•lrpol'tarea. byH~ BeaebCI· Blda-Fll.Cost.aMesa clerk. No ex..-r. oec. HOS1HSJCMH• electlka1 or carpeot.ry. Emer~...JlN ~•t Robert Belo, ,•,•lcbUd,21Dmo..S..15IZ. Be your own boas~ ty School District. (1l4)146-150l Goodbandwritial6de-f<aiclldlGi Clay .ror&, AIMllYto~llr.Hap,Swf Ubrablft WWiamn.t6Auoc .•
mabtz5.l50adayfor -.SUN/mo. depeacl· tail minded. 1'ypln1, Moa·t'rl. Applt Qlb ls-sand Hotel. Lalvaa 1411Qua0St.,N.B. 'ltebJsiUer, 14 or older, .. S..OPWOllll int• aper. Apply 111 4M5wpm. 17'itbr week. llalD, 11.S Caaa lleldeu _Be_acb_.,_-"'1 _____ 1 ICU/CCURN ··:~.:.!':~i.~11 ·11 Y ~; :~n':': ieua.a.e.-mt. BrifJf:lf.~,.or ==~~·· Call ~•a. lNI .li.uNTEHAica Ullublft
~ won .... etlcaUy. Call g&llMll Corp. OfAe9. Uae of 10 1-.;..._------t 11•• .'P"•lnl Ter17. Roser. Jeff or P' tolft-:-Wed key• uie tn>inl req'd. GDlL f'R.IDAY -Du:U.. nn
.. Ca m1rrdt!IT..... ~ blwa. 1 • 5pm: tbnaSun. ••U.• Lott of benefit•. Sa.l lndu udet ,....., ••9fi5lin011• • l"Oltoomrr&Ya.UB. m.xn. E.17Ul8t,Cll CIOIDlllHSW.te w/ablU· ,. YP 111. • o. i......--. .........
Ca*iari•I •=nee ty. Noe amolllDI ofc. RH11me reqd. Call eape.riuc.cl la •l•c· ..ad be Id. C1DLI> CABE. P /lime, ELIVl!RY, full Um• fOf' Call Ruaty Pellcan SIW1ey at CoatJ.nutal trlcal, ple••ta1. • ~for 5 moa old local dellverin. Xlat Cowporate otnee (1l4) DrtJ.llalse.Je1'. ~. hll U.e. United Calforala Bao.It
m~A•e. LapuBeael ..... &.O.E.
lid-u .. in/out.Salary, drtvtlll record ntqulNCL Ml-1122. mz lldiaw, GRAVEYAJtDIHln a.Mf'lb.. cau -.sm rm, ......... ak . ....,U.· P1-for app. 551.fl.ZL lnlDa. ,_. .........
..... wa. 8dL CallJtalie Atll for II r . w Ht, --------tNPM. Moo.SUL Affo1---------h··-----·1 ...... ...... or MMUI Ne'#PClltSt• ........ •· GeDlral Oft;. ncnaUaa st. t I 0 D • 2 I. s 21Ho_dlll ... l"I ..... to dQa. Ofc. 11atw-e panoa PA-BrookJtant.. HB. -.-..t for ,_.., llq·
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IG *1. ,, lllill* • • Ganlim Grove $.Sil-610S Couch dine\te set. tables. ~ •tide llf'C>Jec:tor. e lect Three lndiviclual or lam ---PO~· tHO, Colh SHOKSALU.XJll\oppt)' Su. beautiful wU 2 e..-ltables.8alded.m•· c~.oraan 1t>Htoffer typewntera,trampohne, memberslllpeavaUIMl R9&..,...nt,Mc-Cwllll1eb~·<:•las.!'_ quellJl•d ptrto'Q. Gd Guman S hepherd . pleftaiab.MSbotb.lluat over 11000>. etc. 8'181 s ins. houuwaru . Co.cloei.nglbf'fewport
LucUa• now hmn• ll.9t s.n..MY fOt laftclacape t4la.ry + benell&.I. fUa.IC AUCTION FaD. affectkloate. obe· sell oval din lo& set Ni1ht101ale Ave, t'to clothmt. toys • m~c 9·3 Bcb ctfice. Make oQ9r.
Alna)', C M .\pp\)' In arct11teetol'al Urm . Ohlldren'aeoo..,.,N.8 tiANVITU-Sl>FF'lNE diencetn.lDecl.AKCtt&. Virtue. 4 ·~~~~ba~ vty Sat /Sun9·S Sat & Sun, 471 Costa Call M. Ale&and•r.
P•rlOA All J>CMll1ona La11.1na 8 oa«h. l'ull 164·1'14 Mr. Mlltu. £STATE JEWELRY• U m09. needs loving like new. pa -· • M Mesa St M).ltOO. open. lime w 1_,.,, Need OI'· A RT OBJECTS, AN· fa mi I y S3 o o I O B O . Sl7 S. Abo. 2 Rau an Sat • Sun. June 1 & 8th. ---------1 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ ·-!!!!
-&.&n\taUo .. 1 slnll.a wilh SHOE SAUtS Wanted, T 1 Q U ES . FI N E ~ cllatrs. l lamplable 3 ~ 8-3. Cut &lass & antiques. Balboa Pmuuula moving
R.a1UTanl acrurat.-l)'plftl abJlity full or part Ume. Good fURNITU&E. ETC. 145.5M-5.JU,aftt tab&e cloths. linens. hag sale 6 chr din set. 2 Vee .. 1amb1Jn1 equip,
APTAI N Pr&\ ate Backaro.aod In art Co benefit&. F1.1ture PHONE FOR INFO •Old nie. Sbeepdos pup-h gage. lamps ~ kn1r k· bureau bdrm t1et. am $400. Rack for LDV
Country Club E~ helpful 1)2 l1Z 2 . ro1mt pmfUoll.I ~si· BROCffURE14$-Z200. p1ea,AKVC.•illdeliver Arm da~3~: ~ lloacu •dash.el 1221 sofa. stackable watu' & picaup,SU0.10.apdbike.
l*\eDC'11 preferred but a4'196 ble.Apply tnpenoobet """""QUES-APMEET $li6.~.792·1214 Browntw FM · dag McCormack Ln. Costa dryer Twin beds All 1li0.534-'1312 • wlll tra111 M~st ha•• tam fr uam: 3017 S """.. .... 1n1 1tel'eO/ ra 10 !II veryruce 675-2072 , Wauer npenence S'1S£Cli"'TARYto 2 JI.IDIOT' Brist.ol,C.111 S at J uo.-Hh. 9-3. Kerry Bloe Terr-. AKC Wlt.b 8-t.raclr. player -.S esa Custom utitfty Rack (or
per br to start No ups uer\lllv• al bu.ay N B 0 C E A park1Dg lot. 830 puppies. Kennel bred. 557-8393 Aotq sofa . baby c ar Ha•thafd &OCMhl065 Ford truck. S150/9(r
Call Wed. thru Fri for deve.&oc>menl compa ny. SHOI SALIS N Rau. Santa Ana Call J>\'t pty ca.re.1S1·3'773 sea t / c h ange r e t c . •••••••••••••••••••••• ~ tnterview M4 S404 Mu.at be bngbl aurac-We bave an operllna for Otane•83S-33S.$. . Ethan Allen dinin1 table. wube.r. table & chn. Cotfee table. corner ta ---------
---- -u ve Is protessioaal with a part Ume shoe sales , _ Labrador Retrievers 1ohd Birt'h .. drop·leaf. bureau 5$7_0338 20331 ble. bre akfast s et. Ca~ng, plush. green. ~--------•I outstanding skills. Call mao or woman. Hrs . Lets Ge t Acquainted AKC Blk/yel. Champ 72:136. two 1$ ext . Sl.95 C SAH recliner. line ns . a p 25 x l.S'. high Jo. Sl75 or
Restaurant Wnda 7s.2·1IC17 eves, Sat.. & Sun Esper Sale Funuture •roller· lines-field/show .• pet. MS-7180 )'Pl'til. plianc~ ~ m usr Call orrer ~-0283. K
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p~f. ubles. Great sav1n1s S25(1/1350. Deposit$ now , Garau Sale Sat/Sun SJ&ll.95 I HEMPHIU'S SHOES Helen Luc ille's Anti· bein&accep~.645-1064 CHEAP-MU ST S ELL C hair s 2 dr a w e r -------J OlNUS INA ,. Bro~a~'!"tr~m 10 S4fashioolslandN e ques. ~ J2nd St. NB. Compl l1v1nt1 .. rm dresser.' apothecar y P o rt able dis hwashe r , GOODEATINGTJll&t:
Fastuon lsland has im -644-4223, ask for Mr 67S·ll02 Formerly on couches. tables. 25 TV. Jars. qwlt/frme. other K e nm o re.: SI O O Swedl.sh Lodge Pancake
med opening f o r Cannon AnbqueRow.CM. OLD reclmer.Romanlamps ooc1 ·225J EldenAve Marnavox 25 rolorTV Breakfa.st.Sun.June8
!>e c retary /ba c k up ENGLISH King Bdrm setccompl ). g ie:i Sl.50 Marantz 22'10 H1 r1. from 812 noon. Held at
operation. Ex per. pre· Silk screener for glass Ju s l • r r 1 v e d from kitchen table14 ct1rs aft C M $2 7 s T e r h n 1 cs fi 17 Halecrest Park, behind
rerred Hrs.7-3:30 c on-shop. Experie nced & Oklahoma. mus t sell SHEEP s,a11Sat CM646-7S06 BIG GARAG E S ALE cass ette d e dc $300 l"edco. C:M Adlts S2 50.
We •••d Co••t•r lJlct Helen McG1nley for production attitude a many unique oak pieces DOGS Maple loveseat S75. rhr 498-3294 children under 12. $1.50
Perso•ftel to work appl 644·2292.. must. 4!17 1556 B;irber shop inte rior, 3 Pc Glass • chrome set ISO, new wet bar. mm• -t: n t e rt a In m e n I...& part/M tinw days or oak d ental cabine t. 9A.KC REGISTERED \Two 11helf units • I clothes dryr . Hoover ColdS'pC>t refnR. old bul Maypole All Wekome. Secretary, busy Laguna Small. fa s t ·xro w1ng d r essers. tabl es . PUPPIES matctuog coffee table > vacuum cleaner. misc Rood. S80 obo Brown ---r-
ni9hts i n o•r Be a r h mfgr n et>d s rollers kate mfg co. rockers.desks &several BO RN 5 l4 S8S 871 J oann St c.:~ h1ck·a bed.dbl.Sl<~obo 1'1111.CO ref ri gerat~r
restcawantsat: p e r !.o n t o a n s wer lookingfor exper help in other items f'n .. Sal & BothMothenmd 6 pc brown m<>dular S l'Sun 675 3496 or Ad S1uer ~'ro<;t free. side b) s\cfr, phones. Lype & file i n vento r y co nlrol. Sun 9.5 176195 Bushard. couch Sl2S <.:a ll 7601U46 .a_ ____ ---:r190.6424JOO 24 hr~ ~hat~ 66" high x .¥J"
497·1556 purch~mg. production. FY. Father dH' Papc>red -ed 2 1 1 GARAGE SAL E RefnJt -----1010 wide. $150 Tan vell'l'l
23002L.akeFond -----&gen o pe r atio n s Sales Price:S250.00 Want · t·as a um d ....... bed.anuquedesk.kwetty lovese.-it.SSO OO N•tt hl
• --Hilts S E C R t: T I\ R Y T O !>46-61664 P a t I o . ,.... l5 S t Su ••••••••••••••••••••••• <;tand 2 drawer:., dark _,...... J LEASING DIRECTOR. ForoMtheAeoM.-bh Call (714)551-1791 l o un ~e ar m chairs arrnottt. lOO · .'8 ' n •IMMf:DIAT£CASH• w<1ln ut. 25 ,, .. wa4 i>. ""-..,._ I St t St ll ofMewEaalmd 61"'~\H IG-5 342 S2nd C'>t Uw) c-or Go ld . S al ve r
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Real """"tale ucveoper. a ao ner y o r e ' Hun-dred s o r-small .....,..... B r S25 00 P ho n £• !1 H > 11012 ."'""' r N o c Airport has am-Corona del Mar nee<ls --------N ---P latinum An> k ind lrvl9C m ed o p e n i ng r o r expr 'd sales lad} Full items.1ncludmgk1tr hen . Sohdoak d1mn1trmtable. 1r,1n" PAW S cJ>rom u rond amount Daniel 76K6003art1PM ---Items. l'Offee 1r1ode r. AKC Engh!ih Springer 2 leafa & ,. ~pindle bark ~ ~Ch<'> ne r s o n a bl e . s e l f ttme.5 days Xlnt work u •-b f s I pes $100 .. ti·~~-·mal \\elllkin10 _.,.,~ ll51u ftrefng $I OO BW ..-I slro er • uggy. urs .• panie pup • . chairs Laite nu ~5 """'" App I y Tues do y -motivate<! person Gd 1ng cond. Esper 1all) fine lots of t ins . & other Slark & whale 642 9163 G a me .,el t a bl & 1 bii: a nnual 2nd t 1m e ~t Ccnll n. S45 <t pt sz stove 135
Sutwday2ptn-5pm 1 typang & secreunal r benteje 675-1010 __ pnnullvn .SallG-6.Way -------f around s .1lt> All pro ._,...,.... \f e t al k 1l ca binet
I skill.Sa must Famalilln · Baclt When.8901 AUanta AKC Cocker pup!>. buff. chairs. S200 &lb> urn l'eeds go to ht-Ip home "ri~Paid w <i1nk $25. lld tud . We'd like to t) with legal documents St~nl to read for a vis at Magnolia. Buol. Bch. Sl75. Call 846-61Z7 arter 4 drel'>i.cr . chest. de i.lt less an11nals Bar)ta1n;. Gold. sterllne s11\er & dreN>er & 2 chest!>.~
I helpful X lot s a I & ion impwre<I young ma n 960-5335 Pm chair d~. misc An it• lo re ' Cu Ive rd a le sll"er dollan; Call BreaJUast :.el. table & 2
tall to yCHt. benefits Send resume to from 5-9pm S4 OO /hr -------tiques 760 941 1 c 1 u b h o u ., e J-; :-, 4 !164 6.50'i rhrs $45 All good cond
L'nuaJ ""'portun1l) p 0 Boll C1~25. Irv. Ca. 760-067 5 Ca II bl w n ANTIQUt:S LHASA A PSO ca ge & ------Id Hamalt.00. Sat to 41'\f l .... -Diamond Sohtarc> <.:all ~514!1 ~ "t' • 92713 4·6pm ART & ACC ESSORIES bed. Ille Id. 3 mos old Prvt Party has househo __ ___ " Employer M1fo __ 548•9882 SlSO male 838.256() furn fo r sa le . r e a i. \'S l. I rolor \trong blue .!!!!!!!!~l!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!~!!!!~Secretary-Assistant to TUCHEll pnced Xlnt l'Ond cash ~ =~i?rr~~e ~I~ fluor eS«e nt e lJ SGS CLOTHES
financi al genius Sort· Tustin aru pre-sc hl, .... men 1010 Shah-Tni puppies. blk & onl)I :;4&1C175 Sat 646-~7 • Cert1f1 ra ted Va l U P
91!1111 _______ ... s.....i..en, gentle . J·oyful. 6/30t.o8/8. 633-1984 ••••••••••••••••••••••• wht. Adorable' _____ -----S14.m . Mounttd 1n l8kt
Retail ....,.. Westinghou.se Refng 548-4058 Comer Set. 2 mattr~ 3 Fam Sale Cnb. Youth yellow gold + wed d intt
Lots • 'l'oys. 20 yrs of
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perf.ect. ionisl. Prep~re Switchboard operator. un..•t·. L8 cu fl. box sprgs +spreads b _.. "-I ~ -.5 • ls v e<1 "'""" k b d . our s/dre sser a.--~e ~""" _.,, Potter's wheel. Robert '-cliah 0 '--nlltnUouS mea · a n part time, will train. l300. ~1 9728 Great Dane puppy. lOw s SlOO. Stroller. toys. silk plnu . pvt appt <.:a 11 e ve Bra\t lhp. clean. S400. pee_,. bard work & t r avel. Must be available vaned old. Mal~. $50. 675-~ slereo. afghans . pints. 6'2·6336 .646-8679 ..
499-5683. shil\.s.645·7565 13 cubic foot Amana up· 640-4564 ~· ..... -. m\Sc !'>m appl & --.----Office & Clerical n"ht freezer. Excellent MovinaSale . &oocl values ,,._.a. Man s Diamond rinR Of(fre exper. nee SECRETARY Pleasant TEACHERS· An educ a· c:~d 1 ti on . A 5 k ing P oodles AK C. s hots. 00 used fum o R t bl. 6 bsehJd. Sat ooly 10-5 274 ~,ct -VVS2. w 114 stones Plano. Knabe Ant. Cher·
ParttimeSecurity • small archltectunl of· tioo.aJsubaadaaryof Scott SlZS.00.546-lS7Saft4PM adorable . ch or & chrs. MB R. set +2 Bowl.mitGreftl. Fa1rvw1 A SS 000 Sell rywood. Organ, Conn
Jice Type 65 wpi_n . & Feuer has very part apric ot. Show :pet autos. 6'4..()7SS Prancetn lo. Y a le or ,...P~/OB<) 557.4250 Maple 2 spken. Dre:1.er Apply In person:
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shorthand. phones. lite lime A f u I l · l Im e Waahef' & gas dryer. top 64&!1795 Ha.oover Sts CM ..... dble wllinut. Accorcllan.
bkltc Box 227, S . lucrative opptys for shape. szso 833-46119 or • "omplet e s P<' antq 1 ct+ duu:oond. «UStom choppmgbl~640-L27S
Laguna.Ca.92617. teachers durinc the 7._1687eves&wllnds Shah·'.I"UAKC pups.M/I' Bdrm set $50010 8 0 Ant iques . sport •nJt n niz. ~oz yellow gold. Cu•to m O i l s . Wa l e r
summer wlu. Part-time . Avail 6/14 ; also m ale 7 Reclmer rocker. R1rcar house hold. clothing S2 000 P l' IH2 0991 ~ SICREf AIY ........, avail immed. For S/S Kelv1nator Refng. mo, fem 4 yrs 835 4581 sew machine &46-8486 fu.m . Sat June 7 !IA !lll :.. ' Color... your subJects &
Xlnt opply for s harp gal :;-erview appl. only call Freezer lsl SlOO takes 221 Opal. Balboa b land An ime<;tmenl "collc<-t1 )OUT rotors af .)OU w1l>b w ixlnt typinit skills to T ..,._1 , 160-080l it 64~ Laguna Bear h Ao1mal Moving Sale Kine s1z.e ----------ble 30 H old diamond R0trem af') 770-~89
work m fasl paced, COD· om v.:: ant') Shelter, 20612 Lacuna bed. bo1t spr10111 & Ji Years ol ~le<-l 1og 111 nng tlSoo Call Vickie
gen_laJ Newport .Beach Telephone Operator Refnaerator. ucellent Canyon Rd. Hrs Ham· frame. $75. ~rator taree bome YJclSlty of l2-5pm'422.378 e.ctrfcA•W
office. Call Lila a\ ll·lam shift. Mature cond. $250. S48·8513. 4pm. 1 days a week daaedloaal: $1.50. Dm· Haoaod Ptl&: Freemoat --<TIO .. ~
833-2900 person only. 228 Forest ~. Rhodesian Rid1eback ~table• 4 <"hn. 11$, Pl. Aol1quea: Cberry Cot'ktaJI nop. Rubtes1 Vokame 11 &ellui~~fl.
(rear) .... ..._. Bea<"b G """DRYER mix. fem . s pay .-d. misc houaehold 1\em11 poster bed. V1ctonan o 1 a m o a d s , 2 1 u Me Sales&managemeol pos SECRETARY .. -~ Youna Shepherd mix, 645-GU.orl4.$-Sl79 card tbl l .l.880-901. s m A q u 1 m a r 1 or / St. Hee.as souve rs
avail. immed op-CftALL'~'NU -l NG TELEPHONE WORK Wof'ksloodt6S.S48-8.Sl3. small fem.spayed Dox round Duncan Pbyffe 01amonds .ifler 6pm ~SOpereot1t:we~·s:n:
portunilies for <"areer p OS J T J O N I N 548-4485 ie mix. male Adull Dmmg set. dnk, dresser t bl. aodarons . brass fiil-'7827 r..1mooey (Jll' er o
minded and at Smarty PRESTIGIOUS NPT. lfSPONS8l.(1 Gu stoVe. dean. works bloode Retriever m ax. Med1l s t y l e ta b le lrnob5. PH! cupbrd 12drl. -----1 H.11212 fl.122St. Eas t ,
Pants Fashaon onented BCH OFFICE. SSWPM. EARN UPTO g ood 585. 548 8513 . neutered male. Younit w /oval Pecan top 6S" 11 pr Victonan sldecha1rs UY..stocl 10751 P~~~· Wash 883'71
clothing store 2407 S FULL TIME OR 8:30 TO 548-4485 Bassett/Shepherd male 44•· + 18" lea f & 6 <'ane v. removable seats. m a •••••••••••••••••••••• For saJe dues free rnem·
Bnstol 557-36.11 ___ I 30 OR 12 TO S, MAY Sl.95 P£I HI. •!17-355'2. back r ha 1 r"I A II 1 n pk! 5drawer chesl T B GeldmR 7 > ,., 16 b t> r , h'• p 1 n Pr 1 m e
SALES.CustomTeeSh1rt ~~~~E.lMeUtT :E Xlntworltingcond Part Upnght olde r fre ezer. 10•5 perfect cood Compitra Older Well made prt' hands :"itl't>~~nlt>r Newport ~ac·h Yar ht
tl·-·ven1.n· ... 75l·SS28_ w o rks f!OO d $1 0 0 FreetoY• ... ble n!ta.il ~11.mi. above depression fur n1lurr _ 536-..... ~ j ''lub "'~c.•u"" •. s o ll c1t ors 'l o e x p ARTI CUL AT E ........ ~ .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $'"""••kno ..,OOorb~t '-....... ~ F P t i me VARIED DUTIES & 5-43-8513.548·~ """"""' 1 "•• ' O •t>r ~tu ff t'd r h 4 t r M-.,,__ 8078 - ---~ -~~~:is p L E A S A NT AT . Taa.f!ho-Sokiciton ----Reg miniature Poodle. ofr lnr lud1n11. ru~tom gr ee n r l' mo \' ab I e •• :=:::::! ...•..•...•. M1sr baby items. w1clt~r
-MOS PHER E . THE $3.75hrplusbonuseslo WASHER&DRY~;R Male. Neutered. Blk 1 pads. Dark mahol(an} rustuoo marble!op rnf TRUCK ~vr a )' hooth r hanit1nl( t able . JI O,
SALESCLERK HEADQ U ARTER S start.Noexpernecess Westingho use. fron t i.,yrsold.~'1-7060 desk 61'x30"J<ood l·ood feelbl C2 pede5laJ I m.i OeV1llb4s l >r old.JO walker.SJ.windup s~
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· 1Sc·S2.Shoes"':.-M SIS640-127S I toyi.SOrtoSl.Tricyle uch.Bed r ails s2 box $4. Mag wheels Tl MBA cakulator S4 tl'11 lar•ebaskrt!i hanJ.?lngJam~SI~ hinges 25c <'Ol'h. c LS .. pur ses $ 2 . M mJoAnnStrttt. Snow sled SS Va('UUm ror20ul.b1keSl2eaC'h S•o 1 drd\!.(•r '\U'> \!.llh lld<i $4 ('JCh. d1-.h(''\ IOc 50<·. frames and dl"COrat·
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bike with saddle double SI ·SSKitchenl Small white marble 50c·S2. Mirror tiles to $35. Manual Royal 2 drawerS30 .l~ping J:rePl1ng ('J rd s l r.11r condition 550. 1rnn µlant stand:. 50c
basket $35. Double and Housewa~ items lop table $20. 2 Bluel f''ISHING reoels SlO to 12in x6in IOc 'a h typewriter S3S Ton<'r bag S2S Att;,che IOl'·SI 50: plaque'>. l5"x l6 s·· :.pht rims " a <' h : N R A
box springs and mat· 2St'·SS'l Book a a nd I \'el vet swag lamp:.! $20. Alaska to Ba1a · l c for x0 rox "'"". 813. • T p1C'IUl"C!> 50c SI. pans l lrtH"k wheeb ~ ea<'h ma1:<1Z1n<'S JI)(' <'ach: •. trMs with rram~ m . 10 S 0 s4s. Ottoman SlO. p o l es SJO to SJO Baby <'~ 25<'·S2 " """ 1•mencan oun ster Twin bolt springs no I magazines C· I · 1 )48 9832 Wall paper SI $4 roll 2400. 3000. 1000 models S35 Alla<'h leather S 2 t' a r h ~ 3 J 2 14" mu wheel SIU. 1 \!,fl t'arh hlack out
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Samsonite card table SS . Wattr.ess pads l c H AIN ltnlt fen<'e\ radio parts Sl ·S20. each. Wood. aU sizr tanks S35 each. 1281 all forsso 613..an56 <'O rds. old .son ~i. fount.on Valley. off kn ack 1<'·11 1221 ......._ ... ,....,_, t d Lo c ... t c c "l J.ohnny Ray, Nwl KJn g f. I I 1 s b e t w c e n McCormack Lunt·, with rour l'ha1·rs ... ". .....:·-. ......... s mas e· fabric five and 6 toot. 498·3214. ptt!('es SOc S2. Garden gan. """ l' · ·" c 1 ... L Tbrff drawer ches~C c~r at loo 25 ~. SI o. 50<' foot. Small block I tools SI ·SIO. 645-2190 Rear. I BIO<'k wuth of MAN. ·s be· au t If u I o <'. ,.,ar10 anz;,. Hr o o k h u r q a nd _<.~ol>la Mt.~a s.im.Jpm 0.:11 ..,._ -~-t CRIB S2S S.lk plants B k c three p1e<'e brown many more.. SI e3ch. ush3rd ca~h Only draw-...... n.-h up .-.. ows _. ..... .;><I Ur· ford alurru·nium \•alv"I · or"'"''Jl34 a er. ome in on 1 -b L c• .. p1~•c fold t "" _., ru;> I dayonly"'J Comerof ~ SS·S20. Stroller $20. -c II ., Cl t-" SUit. Size 38 long l!lr :. CV l"t' S20: I afkr%m "'" '". up l'O Antenna wtth COAX " · covers SIS. Square 0 ege or"<' in""· Paid SlJS S2S Ex· i;i1rl<> :?O" b1k(' $12. --hurn('r stove with bot·
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Childs t • .. t .... vuc -.. East or H~ubor . .-. n ti t S1 new wes em ORGAN attachment p ~ ... up . Par s near Fairview and wheel and tire SID. -v: Ullfeocst U1ht each: old wood 1001· man e ant.em S; bootsSS.Shoes~·S4.1 for pi a n o sso . S8.62.67. 71, fen· PrincdDntoYaJeor Two 5 lug VW Van cSaturday onlyi TORO poweor lawn hx~.8buJb..8'1ong mgctwrS2:laraean· duckfabricandwood
M9-94S8. 96S Jun1pero Keyboard unit SJS. ders. doors S3S each. Hanover. wheels w ith s now J WICKER bar ~tC>CMs mower $35 Moped MO: mens. womens t1q~ brewery croclr': . foldup camp cot 17:
in Mesa Del Mar t'oot pedals SJS 38J. 307. 283. 327 tires SIS. Waler skis SIS. Onl' 1940 t•oot part ~ Sl ·S2S R1kf' and kids dothes used tn •1cker szs : cot wtlh foam mat·
tract.Cana Mesa , 548.6232 · Rebulldable engines DOUBLE bed frame Voit Marlin Sl~ pair. locker S2S One old parts50c·SIO 325 West 2Sc S2 : guitar SIO. old wick<>r lnundry tr~s SlS; four port.a ·
S50 each. Mylar tape S7. Baby dresser ~. Water s ki taperflex foot locker szs Hay. Co~t a Mesa artlf1~ial t ree SS : baske t ~: .wickt>r blc J:>l'ks for travel
WROUGfn' lron rock· IJOOVEH v acuum and sheet SI lb. Poly Babys"'lllgS2.2baby slalom SIS. Trailer Boo k s hl'lf S7 5o. s.uJ.5908 P abst Blue Ribbon unch basket ss: old tra11t•r Sl5: two n1ckll· ~n g ~, h 3 1 r SJ S · SJS. Toaster. bake. propaJene film SI lb lamps S3 each. Pole dolly for boat trailer Strong box or f'lhnJ.? L ,, R GE 0 0 t d 00 r '" aJ: lamp SS. tennis "icker h.&n<'h ba.sket chrome> plated truck
a ss n e tt $IS . broil SlS. Brown and Whit t> ~pokes and I a m p s 2. 2 $30. N~ 10 lb. na\·y Cabin"" SlS Childs or balls. 1n c.:in 7S<': l'lthwtneholdcrsSIO. 1ir rnr mirrors SIO: 0 crragerator s s o I J d 2 h . I ' • Ch ,._ .... \!,•rou~ht iron bird ., ,. · or an patio <'airs. t res nr 1J evy •: BooksbelvesSIOeach. type anchor SIO 80cc animal gale S2. oval C'&Rt'ISO 646-844.4 <'fO<'het Ch rii.tmh mi-.~llan~frames TV 'land roll about 673-7359 I ottoman. old but ton S35 each. 6 hole 2 wags SS and $25. Wig h~Led ru" ..... Old t.IO<'ktngs S4 t'a<'h. SI t•ach. larne \!.<ood SS: fish aquarium.
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lug mags SIS each. 30 cup. aul1ful S30 pair. 5M 7185 medium teen girls Briggs and Stratton Doll high chair SS mot~.> ck 50('(' S20. SI SO each: btrd cage wood Bolex camera 1tnlloos S20: old lJmer
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aanlt. heads. com· Wat.er Pic k S20 . S ter t.'O ;';,o . ~ 12·14. maternity siu soc EleclrlC' knife Tubc t ester $20 Game.Jlevt-IM.1082 SJO:newcanvas n11(hl "OO·GA" sound SIS:
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and type l ~110. Left 1 644-48&4 I and double S7. Small 3205 Nebraska P1a~ S2·S35 Portable TV Carving &('{ s1s Two sso Man1fokb for 318 and Slater 842 9531 tools SOc·S2 : large SS: minnow bucket.
/ront Bug renderjTWIN stie mattrnses black and while TVI Costa Mesa.557-0988. SS . Di s hes IOc ·SS speed BlenderS3. T\!.O <·ng1ne intake SIO CHACO.CB S25 ; couch carpen\ers p&ane $7; nevcrusedS6.8C8-0ts2
•• Oared fiberglass s~o. and box spnngs. Two I SS. P1<'tures a nd 1 bed rompl~e with Books 2SC SI. Satur· old mut g rinders £•hman1for1chprSIO SSO: m.atctum~ dlair drinkln.1: glass chess WASlllNG machine.
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SUl·S20. v.w. type 3j 7 candle S30 each ble with four chaiNi 1 s.<>r s 20 . S m a ll $35. Dynastar l70cm I\ mcrlcan kin a cadllla<' $30 each. ry bllll' shower cur· approximately20yds. 1 n R P ~ n t 4 ·
bumperS20 6'73-7358 Turnbuckles heavy SJO. Double be d '.> e ll o w dresse r with salomon bind· :.pread and drapes 846·562'7. talns Its: ~ee pots SIS. 21166 Surfwood ~:rl~eurn ~o:;,an~e
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• .. .?~..!!}.supplies S50.1PACKARD Bell 6 Pboaxm.peOlrddJ~brles ~~~ Large <'rock pot SlS. 13x5DJ.s.5-201S Ht.·2 1n . 60<'·SlO ~ features.ck>dcumer. rhlnestoneatud selter Ing glass doors. SURFBOARD 6 9
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9%· magnets speakera Garage door opener complete 125. After medicine ubln~ts draw e rs S 4 O. EL E CTR 1 c I awn Chevette tlree slit craft dnll ~ SU: ar bowt and creamer. rocker SJ.S; old wood
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