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In &M.r.t-' •.ooo.14uare root •Iii ~ Mum1ktn lay out
tMaae canvu lbMtl °" a var· nlahtd pl1wood floor. wbUt
Mamlt.NIMI maneuver heavy
•bit• canvu lhroutb heavy du·
ty 1ewtq macbln.. that poke
daeron thread lnto t.bo thick lln· In• The company located ln the
nortbeutern industrial arta-of
Co1ta Meta. rematna one ol the
tour lar1eal 1111 lofll In
CaUfomJa, accordJna to presl·
<Mot Charlie Thomu.
But When the first traces of re· ce11ion rose on the economic
horizon late last fall. it took the
wind out of Odyssey's sales.
"As a sail loft, we were hurt·
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VOL 73, NO. 167, 7 SECTIONS, 90 PAGES
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lnt,"...,.,. Tbomu, 111 atrablo man .W. a trim bevd.
A1 a rtl\llt ol dffllninl orders
for h1a canv• product., Tbomas
fac9d the u.naavory tad ol de·
cldln• which of hl• 1atlmaken
h would have to lay off.
That WU Wt October. Today' moat of t.he employees are still
bard at work under the nuorea-
cent Ulhta inside the shop.
Thal'• because Thomas took
advantaae of a 2-year-old state
law that provides some un·
emp loyme nt benefits for
workers who are willing t-0 work
four days a week and receive
state W\employment benefits for
ataylng home the fifth day.
Had Thomas not called the
1\at.e Employment Development
Department last October, be
would have had to lay off
several of the company'•
aallmakera.
But lhrou&h the Work Shartna
Unemployment Insurance pro·
gram. he keeps his skilled
workers, and they keep their
joba.
That was important to Nancy
Meyers, a seamstress who la
raialng her 9-year-old son on
her own earnings.
The Costa Mesa mother has
three days off now. but worlca at
Odyssey Tu~y through Fri·
day, drawing a paycheck for
those four days.
And she receives unemploy.
ORANGE COUNTY CALIFORNIA
ment benefits rbr the days 1he'1
unemployed -Monday. It'•
about hall of what she used to
earn for a day's work, but 1be
says it's a lot betur than stand-
lnl ln the unemployment check
line.
Her son is enrolled in a
private acbool, which she says is
benefldal to his education. But
she admits the school provides
child care until she can pick.him
up after work.
Dave Szawlosky, a 25-year-old
sallmaker with eight years ex·
perience, says the extra day off
gives him more time with his
three children while his wife
works part-time.
He says he's a lot happier col·
lecting partial unemployment
for one day than full jobless
benefits for five.
"I don't mind worldna four
day1," hi pins.
He spendl hla extra day oil
mowlnl bis 1randmotber'a
lawn , taklnlf care of the
you.n1nt dauaht.er and picldng
the other kids up from school.
He earns "2 a day at Odyssey,
and collect.a a check for $21 from
the state tor the day he la not
working.
"What I'm collecting ln un-
employment Is coming out of my
paycheck." he said. And he
thiflkll he earns It. ,
Dennta Reed says the 3'2-hour
work week cramps his lifestyle.
what with the cost of food and
clothing.
But he would still rather be
working four days than none at
all, and he lauds the slate pro-
(See WORK. Page A3)
Boat Sinks, Four Saved
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Japanese Ship Saves San Diegans Off Baja
By ALMON LOCKABE\'
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A 58·foot sportf1sher. Pez
Espada, sunk about 650 miles
south of San Diego early Satur·
day and the four persons aboard
were picked up from a life raft
by a Japanese carryall. a type of
merchant vessel.
The four survivors were iden·
tified by the Coast Guard as the
operator <Professional skipper>
Gary Sanson . San Diego ;
Deborah Schlick, San Diego.
deckhand T erry Embrldge,
Newport Beach and John
Splazer, hometown unknown.
'Local boat people know thl'
deckhand as Terry English 1
Thl' boat was owned b )
Marshall Barth, San Diego. who
was not aboard
According to the Coast Guard,
the Pez Espada was enroute
from Cabo San Lucas at the tip
or Baja California. when a seam
in her woode11 hull apparently
split and she started taking on
water.
Coast Guard Search and
Rescue headquarters at Long
Beach said It received a caJI
from the hl&h seas t KM I I
operator in Oakland. about 9. 10
Sa/ ety's Voted
SC Council Calls Emerl(ency
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BIOLOGY MAJOR GRADUATES ORANGE COUNTY-STYLE
Mickey Mouae MemoreblUe CollectorChrta Lafferty et UCI
A state of emergency was
declared Saturday night in San
Cle mente alter the City Council
met to review the destruction of
two expensive homes by tons of
earth that slid down a hillside
Friday near City Hall.
The emergency meeting was
called by City Manager George
Caravalho, who had met earlier
with geologists and dedded to
take measures to ·'help insure
the safety of public and private property."
Two $400.000 homes were
damaged e xtens ively, while
several homes above the slide
Wt' re evacuated when off1c1als
feared that more damage could
occur
City representatives met with
UCI Successes Saluted
Creative Job Openings Asked for Grads
By RICHARD GREEN
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Dr. Clark Kerr, former presi·
dent of Hte U niversity of
Calllomia educaUonal system,
predicted a bright future for UC
Irvine during its 15th annual
commencement.
Speaking before a crowd of
U ,000 Saturday lo Campus
Park, Kerr said the unlveraity
waa a "relatively Invulnerable
school.''
"The enrollment at UCI
should remain al around 10,000
rouah the year 2000," Kerr
aid. "When t!"t unJveralty waa
oanded, we planned for an
enrollment of 27 ,000 by the year
2000 ... but we didn't foresee the
demographic depression col·
leg es now face.··
Kerr served as president of
the UC system rrom 1958 to 1.967,
a period in which UCI. UC Santa
Crui and UC San Diego were
founded.
Speaking in sunny, breezy af.
ternoon weather, Kerr looked
out over the hills behind UCI and
said, "You can see why we
picked th1.a as the site of the
campua. 'lboee breezes olf the
Pacific Ocean had a lot to do
with lt."
ennedy Politicking
'
tops for N~ptials
Rube II 1peclal a11lttant to
Roone Arled1•. prt1ldent of
ABC Newa and ABC Sporta, ln
New York. Kt la tbe 10D ol Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Rube of Olen·
vt1w,m.
Tbe bride, one ot 11 cblldNn, bu't.aaa a 1 .. ve from ber Job
at t11e QUclren'• Teltvt1lon w~ to .. 11t tn Kenned1'•
prfl'flmtl" Hlapajp,
The coupie'1 -.,IDOOD Plam
were aot lmown lmm .... y,
TbeJ MD MUJe I• New Yon Qty.
Kerr said that much planning
went Into the development of the
curriculum for UCI, a comment
that drew applause Crom some
2,400 students who would be
graduated l ater in the
ceremonies.
The challan1e to UCI in the
years to come, said Kerr. is to
build qualitatively since the un·
iveralty'a enrollment will not In-
crease quantitatively.
"We had a areat opportunity
here (when the campu1 was
founded)," he said. "And that
opportunity haa materialised.
UCI will be one of the 1reatest
educat.ionaJaucceuatortea." ·
After Kerr's speecb, UCJ
Chancellor Danlel Aldrlcb
awarded him a citaUoo for hla
service to the educational
1y1t.em.
In another 1peecb at the com·
mencement coremonlHi tbt Rev. Wllllam Moore o tbt
Irvine t1nltacl Church ol C'brtat
wl1b1d "creative Job OP·
portwlitlet to the delJ'M CU• dld1lt8."
The crowd of student. then
broke Into tho loudut applause
of the attemoon.
A mon1 tbe 2,400 students
handN C111rM1 Saturday. 79
were awarded doctor of
medldM -... Tbat brlap to 911 die number of medical
dtll'MI eaiMd It UCI 11Ace tbe
campw flnt opned la 1115. eoau-. .._...,., iraduat4il, u.. ..... ..,~-.•ucr alu.mnJ.
five homeowners. whose houses
were either damaged o r
threatened by the earth move·
ment.
.. The city went out on a limb
for these people because
normally the city doesn't want
to become Involved." s aid
Mayor Karoline KO<'ster. in a
telephone Interview.
"'Once the city becomes tn·
volved we·re using taxpayer;"
money ··
The mayor said that the cit y
and homt.>0wner~ will ~hare th1•
est1matt.>d SIJ.000 cost ror dt·
terminmg thto· l'xtent and cau~e
or the damage
Strceb in the shde area are
open, while police an• increil!>ing
patrol there
Bonin Due
To Appear
In Court
LOS ANGELES <AP> Ar·
ralgnme nt is t entative ly
scheduled Monday for a twice·
paroled sex offende r arrested In
the murder of a teen.age boy
luted as one or 41 possible vie·
tims of the Freeway Killer.
Investigators fro m Orange
a nd five other co unti es
meanwhile were conlerrin1 with
Loa Anaelea police about the
Freewar Killer cue.
The nude bodies of 41 youn1
men have been found dumped
near highways acrou Southern
California over the past ellht
yean. Many of them had been
1u!focat.ed or at.rancled and sex-
ually uuuJt.ed.
Police aay they don't know If
all the ldlllnu were done by one
peraoo and d.ld not Unk William
G. Bmin to any of the other
slaylno.
Bonin, WH ln prllon when
some of the mW'den took place.
He pnviomly Uved lo rust.le
SllvertMio Canyon ln the Santa
Ana ... talnl and WU Uftlt·
ed tn February by Orant•
County Sberlft1' .deputl.. lD El
Toro for al1eled llXUal ICU with .
a teen·••• malt who later
declined to prw c=u.
Boaln, a. wu 9d Tbun·
day for mv11t111t.QI OI mUl'Mr
ID tbe ellt Of lS·YHr•old
Ch arlH Miranda of Bell
Gatct.9tour1DOetb1 afO·
Rtcords 1bow Bonin was
(IMBONIN,P .. eAI)
n
p m Fnda) that the Pez Espada
"as sinking about 650 mile~
south of San D1e1ito 4The
latitude and longitude
roord1nates place the area
northwest of Cape San Lauro I
The Coast Guard launched an
aircraft from San Diego but was
anformed by the skipper of the
Japanese vessel that he was a
few minutes away A U.S
merchant vessel also radioed
that It was standing by
The quart.et was packed up by
the Japanese crew at about 3:4.5
a . m Saturday and the Coast
Guard was informed they would
be dropped off at Cabo San
Lucas All were said to be lll
good condition
The Japanese freighter report
ed weather al the scene o( the
rescue as moderate with about a
S-foot sea and U-t.not wtnds-
normal for that area. Vi.lbllily
was good under an overcast sky
Jim DonRelly, skipper aboard
Bill Donor's 53-foot lmana from
Cobo San Lucas
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SITE OF SINKING
850 Mhe From San Diego
l'loewport lk'arh talked with a
friend at Ni:v. port Beach by
radio about K a m Saturda
fr o m Santa Maria , near
Magdelena Bay
He said the Pez Espada had
left Cabo San Lucas about eight
hours ahead of them lmana ha
spent the mghl al Santa Maria
cove.
Autopsies
Indicate No
Molesting
Two HunUngton Beach half·
sisters, whose partially clad
bodies were found last week
a long the Ventura t'reeway.
were not sexually assaulted. ac-
cording to the Los Angeles i Coroners office
Autopsy reports issued Satur·
day indicated no obvious signs of
sexual molestation
Investigator Stan Stratton said
the result.'i rev<'alcd 15-year-old
Gan a Marano d1t•d from a single
RUnshot wound to the head Her ·
16·year old half·s1ster, Cynthia
Chandler. died from bullet
y,ounds to hc·r chest and head.
The girl~· father 1dent1f1ed
lht•m Fnduy morning and !>i.ltd
tht.'y had bet•n h1tchh1kang to the
Colorado H1ver
Their partially clad bodies
were dJscov<'red by a highway
crt>wman Thursda> afternoon on
an t•mbankment of tht-west
bound ramp <1t Fore'i l L<1wn
Urive
Stratton ~aid furth er tox -
1colog1cal stud1e~ would be donl' •
on the garb' bodies Depending
on what 1s being looked ror,
those results could take as long
as six to eight weeks
He swd he didn't know the
purpose of the added tests. "but
I don't think they could alter the ..
cause of death'" for the two girls ..
An investigation into when the
s hootings look place and how
long the bodies had been left
next to the freeway is continu· ing.
The girls died sometime In the
two-day period before discovery
of the bodies. Detective Helen
Kidder aaJd.
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CHAT wnR PLATO -Not
the philolopber, but a computer
1y1tem that teac;hu bu'1·
neumen the akilll ol manqe.
ment and 1alesmanahtp. Pace
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PANCIFUL·P8ACTICAL -
Environment.al Communlca·
Uona• new advert11ln1 campalp
u1e1 cartoon characten to u -
plaln wby enclneen •bOUld tMy
lta prectae, cltan·room HJ'Vlcee
for bulldln1 mlcrocfrculu. Paa•
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SLEEPY •ECCA -Wben
were you last ta Masatlu'
Column.lit Cbarlet McCabe villl·
.ct tbtN m:a a Junket ncent.17
and \111(11a. the r.Unp ol El
Sbrtmp Bocket raleurant and
Utt Mexican p0rt•1 tPorU\lblnl.
Past Cl.
NUTa.l'l'IOUS FUE -Fan.a
hunaertna for clusy 'rV variety
CID partake In • sal1.11yln1 IMOU
today wtth Che return of .. Om·
nlbua," alrlns 1t T p.m . on Chan·
nel 7. See what'• in 1tore on
Pa1e 810.
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A.I DAILY Pit.OT
Will _··p Res~?
Abortion Funding Diapleases Solon
9J IODI CADSMl&.U __ ._..,.. ...
AaHmbl1•o•an Maxin•
W a&en tbnet.tned SaluRla1 '° '"lift aa mlnortcy whip unJeu
1ea1a1.uon wu palled 1uaran
teelna abortiona for poor -omen tn CalUomia. ~ • ·
The AMdunc.._. _°'V·
ina a apeech the blaclt Uder
made to de1 &•lea ol the ninth
1 annual atate conference ol the
National OraanlzaUon ol Women
<NOW) meet.lnl al the Re1la1.ry
Hotel ln Irvine.
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BONIN ...
paroled in 1974 and again in 1978
after serving time for commit·
tmg aex offenses on young boys.
Police Lt. Dan Cooke said un-
specified evidence was un ·
covered when Los Angeles and
Downey police searched the
Downey h ouse of Bonln's
parents Thursday, cordoning off
the street until almost midnight.
Miranda was the 31st victim in
the Freeway Killer case. Hls
,body was found Feb. 3 in
~owntown Los Angeles.
The last of the victims. Steven
Jay Wells, 18, whose body was
found June 3 in Huntington
Beach, lived 10 blocks from
Bonin's home in Downey.
Bonin's neighbors said they
also knew the 38th victim.
Steven J . Wood, 16, whose bod y
was found April 11 in Long
Beach.
Wood lived less than a mile
from Bonin, said neighbors
Keith Williams and Richard
Luna, but they did not know a!
Bonin knew him.
"Ir I feeJ lh1t I can't vote for
U.e budcet-MHUM funclln, for
poor woaMI\ wlU be IO ,...Win.cl
I wUl reato." M1. Wa .. rt told repon.. •r Ute IPMCh.
Tbe NPNHGtaUve of the 48t.b
· A11embly Di1ttlct Hid I.hat ~
will decide on Mooclay. w* . _Nate bud1et. heerln11 be1in,
whether « ~ tO 1lv' up ber
poaltJon. Prft6(ltly the state wlU
fund abortions h>r women only if
their Ule ls endan1ered.
She told the crowd or en· lhuslastJc women that "very little
progresa" has been made regard·
ing passage of the Equal Rl&hts
Amendment. noting lhal no state
hH voted foe it.a raWicaUoo aince
President Carter took olfice.
··I don't know how many
women in this country are so&na
lo vote for a man who re0e1ea
on his promise to h.elp the
ERA," she warned.
In response to the recent
charge that a NOW otnclal al·
Jegedly bribed an Illinois
legislator in exchan1e for a
favorable vote on the amend·
ment, Ms. Waters said it was
"progress.·•
"I don't know whether or not
It's true, but we've come a long
way if we've started to bribe
public legislators," she said. "A
few years ago we didn't even
know our way into the state houses:
"It's too bad we didn't all
have $1.000 in our pockets ror
that legislator," she quipped.
Three more states must ratify
the ERA by June 30, 1982 in or-
der for it to be signed into law.
Despite recent passage or a
bill that would make increased
marriage license fees available
for the construction of battered
Jleaso11 to S111ile
women 's centera . the aa·
aembtywoman Hid that UWe
pro1re11 bu been made ln that
area u weU .
She a1lo ldentJfied ripe cl.lnlca
and day care centers aa efforts
lacklnM public attention and
financial support. Wilh only 11
women represented in the
California Legislature. Ma .
Waters warned that women
were falllnl short there too.
If t.be ERA fails to win the
necessary two-thirds approval.
Ms. Waters said that the
women's movement will not be
dramatically affected.
• "Wit.bout the ERA the fight
will •Wl go oo. There's no tum·
ine back." she said. "This is just
a UtUe taate of what can happen,
and it'a IO lood nobody ls lof.nl
to 1lve lt up.''
The NOW will continue to
meet today with a workahop on
lesbianism meeting at 9:30 a.m ..
followed by an ERA worbhop at
11. Elect.Ion ol state offlcers will
be held at 5 p.m .
·Driver Dies
On Parkway
An uni<!enUfied Mission Viejo
man was killed early Saturday
when bJs car slammed into an il-
legally parked tractor on Alicia
Parkway In San Juan
Capistrano. slate highway patrol
officials said.
The JO.year-old man was pro-
nounced dead at the scene
following the 6: l5 a .m. accident
Ide ntification WliS withheld
pending notification or next of
kin.
Everyday is Father's Day for Steve
· Thompson of Costa Mesa, especially when
he and 7-month-0ld daughter Kristen can
play after dinner in Wilson Park.
Witnesses Sought
/n Chauffeur Attack ...
;. Police are seeking help from
«nyone who may have witnessed ~e stabbing Thursday morning
i a chauffeur who stopped the
mou.sine he was driving at 306
Walnut St., Newport Beach,
Mter the car was pelted. :;~ Daniel Joseph Harms, 26, of
.§anta Ana remains In serious
•et>ndition at Fountain Valley
:Hospital after being stabbed by
:(wo men described as punk
:f'pckera, while six other youths
'· ~an Stable
~fter Attack ,.
A. Placentia man 11 ln atable
ondJtJoo today after beln1 shot
:Jkic• ln the stomach early Satur· ~ay during a party ln the 700
lode of Sunset Street. police
·said.
· Raymond Perez, 28, HS
Kansas St., waa treated at the
scene by paramedics after
patrolmen called for aid from
tb• Fullerton polk!e defartment
..and the nearby Ca = lenon police to help
taqecrowd,
: Arre1t.ed Oii 1uapklon ol at·
empted murder were four
y.,....: R.eyneldo Pantoja.
• Alfred Andrew Acosta. 11.
vtD ..... u. and 8"1amln
lcbard RoJH, u . •II of u.n.oa. Polke pve no motive ror tbe
•bootbll·
r,
wrestled him to the ground.
police said.
Harms was transporting five
people to various locations In
Newport Beach when he stopped
the luxury car to Inspect for
damage resulting when the car
was hit with an unknown object.
An officer who was chasing
the suspected vehicle was In·
jur ed when bis car sped off a
cliff.
The suspects remain at large.
Anyone who may have wit-
nessed the attack on the cbauf·
feur 11 W'led t.o call 8"·375' or
M4·3717.
Police Name
Stab Victims
Two persona found stabbed
to death Fridu 1n a Huntinlt.on
Beach home have been lClen·
tllled by police. Tbe woman waa
tbe former wlfe of tbe man
cbaraed with the double murder.
Maraey Alm. 11. 3512 Gilbert
Dr., Huntlnaton Beach and
Marvin Tlnacher, 50, Lona
Beach, were both pronouncecl
de.Mt at Fountaill Valley Com· m=ltolPta'· Altila, •• t.a .. ....... Bay Dr., WM United GD ...... .
clon of murcter after Pollet
found blm admlat1terta1
1m1r1.c1 llf •-1nta1 tecJull. qu• to Ida d1tnc ex·Wtft.
CostaMesan
Still Critical
A Costa Mesa man remains in
critical condition today follow·
Ing what police are deacrtbln&
as a murder-aulclde attempt
Friday night.
Jay Carlila Ea1er, 31, 645 Vic·
tori a St., was taken to Fountain
Valley Community Hospital
after he was found shot ln the
head. Rebecca Ann CrosswbJte.
26, was dead at lhe scene .
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Hacking
Death
Probed
WYLIE. Texas t APl -A 30.
year-old ho usewHe at home
alone with her baby was sur-
prised by a killer who hacked
her lo death wath an ax and left
her body in the blood·splattered
laundry room or her fashionable
home. neighbors said Saturday.
The killer. who did not harm
the baby, apparently took a
shower to wash ofr the blood
before leaving. neighbors who
found the body said.
Police refused any comment
on the death and even dechned
to gave the name of thC' v1ct1m
But one of the neighbors. Or
Dack Sewell. identified her as
Betty Gore, whose husband. Al·
len Gore, was in Minnesota on
business when the slaying oc
curred sometime Friday an th!S
rural town 25 males northeast or
Dallas.
Justice of the Peace John
.. Buddy" Newton ordered an in·
quest.
SeweU. a dentist who laves two
doors from the Gores an the
neighborhood of $75,000 homes.
said children in the area were
being kept indoors during the
weekend because of the slaying.
"We 'r e keeping our doors
locked." he said
Bo Bu• Bo·nor
Benji, the canine star of movies and TV, was on his best
behavior as he accepted the key to Fountain Valley
from Mayor Ruth Bailey Saturday. But was the yawn
moments later a more candid reaction or an indication
that he wanted to get on with entertaining the crowd ?
· Sewell and other neighbors
made the grisly discovery late
Friday after they were urged m
a long-distance telephone call
from Gore to cheek on tus Wlfe.
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dOIM to Onqe Counly'a .lobn
Wa1ae Airport think about
nolH. peiMH,&• eapanalon an.ct
t.M encu ... 1tudlel! · · AecordlnC to a co111ultant'1
survey,. most ol the people Uvlna
in the C11Ueal nolae areas of
Newport Beath, Colta Men and
Santa Aaa Hel1hta acijacent to
the aJJ1)0l't believe:
-It'• too noisy and the
aJrport decreases the value of
their homes. But they don't want
to move.
-County officials aren't do-
Rounding Off
ln1 anyUUna to help reduce u.. notH .
-Thouth they rarely UH the
airport. fl'• Important tor the
county'• economic health.
Aa part ol lta ~.000 mNter
plan 1tucly, VTN Conaolldat.edol
Irvine conducted a aclentific
survey ol the homes within the
85 decibel community noise
equivalent level.
The 6S decibel ranee Is con-
sidered too noisy for resldenUaJ
use.
In what VTN calls a
"tradeoff" policy, the airport
consultants have proposed a
number of measures that would
reduc e noise while
sl multanf'OUSIY allowing im in·
The sign looks scholarly enough but the educated guess
at a population count isn't correct anymore. For a bet·
ter answer, there are many places to look, starting with
Page AB.
ctNH in dally commercial
fil,l\la.and PUMnaen.
n order to 1au1e public
retpc>Ne to their proposed nolse
reducUoo provam. the consul·
tanta conducted a survef
repfe1Set1Sin1 the 1,241 homes In
the 65 decibel area.
Throuab telephone and in-
peraon interviews, 239 homes
were sany>led. A profile of the residents re-
vealed &hat nearly hall the peo-
ple contacted were over 40 years
old, most bad completed some
colleae and most work outside
their homes in professional-
technical or management posi-
tions.
Most earned over SlS.000 per
year and have lived in their
homes ror four years.
Most of the residents said they
use John Wayne Airport less
than l wice a year but consider Lbe
airport economically importa.."'t
to Orange County.
Two-thirds of those 1n
terviewed considered noise to be
a serious problem. and believe 1t '
decreases the value of their pro·
perty
About 75 percent beltev<'
airport officials aren 'l making
attempts to reduce the noice
Nearly half think that those
who govern airport development
don't care about their opinions
The mc.jorlty of interviewees
favored such noise·reducmg
measures as eictending the main
runway 700 feet north, reducing
the number of daily fli ghts and
reducing airport hours
They also supported the idea
or airlines using quieter aircraft
and imposing noise limits on in
dividual aircraft.
But most citizens reJected any
wholesale zoning changes or re·
development efforts to bring thl'
area up to state noise s tandards
Neither did they like the idea
of the county buying their pro·
perty and converting it to com
merciaJ use.
And equally dist asteful was
the notion of the county buying
their property. insulating the
homes and reselling them.
Bt•rned or Over-Easy?
-Tannin{{ Guide Gives Bakinl( lnstruction.4'
By STEVE MARBLE
Of a. OMty f'llet St.ff
Lex Kuhta was sipping on the
last Pina Colada he could afford
and watching the fat Hawaiian
sun dip below the hori~on when
the thought first came to him.
Suntanning.
"I'd always wanted to write a
book." the Newport Beach
school teacher explained. "So, l
made a list or my favorite bob-
bies. started scratching and sun-
tanning was the only thing left."
Research, he said. was no pro-
blem. He has lived within waJk-
inJ< distance of the strand in
Newport since 1959 and has
baked with the best of them in
Hawaii and Mexico.
The 33-year ·old Newport
Harbor High English instructor
said he began the writing pro-
ject in 1978 on a Hawaiian vaca·
lion and just received his first
copy or the finished product -
The Com plete Suntanning
Guide" from the printer early
this month.
"I haven't started gelling re-
quests on sun Ups or anything
like that," he laughed, "but I 'm
ready for the talk shows and the
autograph sessions."
Kuhta. who doubles as the
high school surfing coach. ad-
mits the published book is hard·
ly the definitive text on tanning
but rather. a collection of tips,
warnings and tongue-and·cheek
beach humor.
In addition to the chapters rat-
lng otions, curing bums, select·
Race Even,
Poll Shows
NEW YORK <AP)
Jimmy Cart.er and Ronald
Rea1an are in a virtual tie
both in a presidential race
including John Anderson,
and ln a two-way race
between themselves, ac-
cording to a new poll.
Newsweek ma1azlne
said Saturday that .to per-
ceqt of 1,080 re1lstered
voters polled ln the first
week In June supported
Reaaa while 3S percent
•referred Pruldent
Ce.rter. and 19 percent
favored Andenon.
...... Andenoo WU not
lacluded ln the pollbia.
Rea1an led Carter 45 to 43
perc•-A 8Utilllcal mir1lll ol
error. -toUr J)ffl'c.Dta&• polDta either wa)' tr ........ tbe n,un. Into
• •lrtaal tie between
·Carter. tbe to•
Democratic eandldate,
and ••••••· 'tit• top ..,. .....
o.lty ~llolt St.ff -GUIDE TO TANNING
Author Lex Kuhta
ing sunglasses and an interna-
tional guide to sunny places -
the young writer has a chapter
on beach etiquette, dedicated to
in landers.
"It really should be required
reading in Los Angeles,·' Kuhta
malntains. "The inlanders come
down here and leave their trash
and just don't know how to
behave.
The first thing beach tourists
should learn, the author cau·
lions. is how to shake the sand
off or a towel.
"You don't do it when some-
one downwind has ju s t
spread oo a fresh coat or lotion.··
he writes . He Claims only
"kooks" shake their towels the
wrong way.
Also important b eac h
behavior. he writes, is selecting
a s pot on the s trand without
crowding the guy next to you.
Territorial rights at the beach
are a biggy, he said.
Heavy backrubs and
passionate petting are also un-
c oo I. Kuhta said hardened
beach.goers won't put up with
such beach behavior
The centerpiece of the book.
though, is the 13·page glossary
of beach te~s. Kuhta claims
the inland tounst can dip into
this section and safely pass
himself off as a local.
For instance. reclining m the
sun is "baking" or "frying " A
hot d ay 1s known as a
"scorcher" and one doesn't put
on suntan lotion but "greases
up.''
For the Midwest family that
hasn't even seen the beach yet.
he also defines sand, umbrellas,
water and Zinc Oxide
Kuhta claims the glossary is
funniest part or the book and
may be the stepping orr point ror
his sequel.
"I'm considering doing a book
on my favorite tanning jokes."
he laughs, "I've collected a
bunch of them "
•
Attorney's Arrest
Explained by Police
Newport Beach police re-
leased addJtional information
Saturdy <111 the armed robbery
arrest Of a Westminster attorney
aloq with a man he la defend·
log on double murder cbafles.
Tom F. Manllcalco, 35, of
13092 La Pat. St. and 1bomas,
FJoycl Pulb. ot the Hme ad·
drela. were arNIUd Thunday
lD ooenectloa whb a •lrilll of armed robberlea In Oran1e
County.
Tbe palr were taken Into
cu1tody shortly after a man
called police to Npe>rt that two men were lltt.mpitiq to bnWt
lDto a bla$ Cacl111ac at 43rd StnM md ~Drive.
Wlin poU~ errlted they fowld folr,~ oae uwed -·~*"--~ .. ,_...,..,ee••.;,;;.
tltrM c1* of ammlinlUon and r.a:. euh la a pluttc COD·
Mliil8llloo, no ta,.........,
an ex·mo«>rcycle gang member
turn eel-attorney. is defendlni John George Brown, 32, accused
In the shooting death of police of.
ncer 'nlomas F. Reed last 8atu.r·
day niaht at the Cripple Creek
Saloon 1n Garden Grove.
Pu1h waa free on $150,000 bail
at the time of Tbunday's antlt
on cbar1ea that be murdered two brothers wbo disappea.Nd la
March 11'18. Tbelr bOdies have
never been found. accordln.I to
HunUncton Beach police.
The two men, Chu.In ti>.
Taylor. 20, ol HunUnttoa Be11eh
and Allen Taylor of Santa Ana
were alle1edl.Y m~ered wblle
beln1 kidnapped
Newport · hach police aald
that Mullcalco and Pup wert
both tbe J.lal ownen of the cu tbe7 wwe trYtna to break tato
alter 1odd.DI tbefr k•Y• lnalde.
The attorney and Illa client
were fNid late Thunclay after
ffdl ....... 000 NII.
OM.YPILOT 113.
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O.lly ~ ,...., --
SAIL FABRIC BILLOWS AROUND NANCY MEYER'S MACHINE IN COSTA MESA
Work Sharing Unemployment lnaurance Keep• Her on Ody11ey Sallmakera· Payrofl
f 'rom 1•,.9t• I I
WORK SHARING SAVES JOBS • • •
gram a~ good for <'mplo~ee ... and
employer alike
"It 's helping the ..,late in the
long run." lhl' 29·}NJf·Old
ba<:helor 'iays "It takes a lot of
Pl·ople off the unemployment
rolb "
And Reed has praise for hi.,
employers. saying, ·A lot of
companies wouldn't even bolhl·r
to look into this program · ·
That's true In Orange Count~
I h<.'re are only 67 employers 14 ho
ha \'C filed reduced work plan~
for their e mployee'i as an
alternative to layoffs.
But for a ll its benefit-.
Odyssey president Thoma:. sc1.·s
onl' drawback
I Its affected <'mplo) ees are
nearing the end Of the 20·Wt'l'k
maximum penod under wtm·h
fund mg IS provided by the stat(·
"The program 1s good for 20
weeks. and you can only .. do 11
one time," Thomas explains. ·rt
JUSt doesn 't make sense ·
He says he understands tht·
program is intended to keep
companies running during brief
s lowdow,s or adjustment or
operations.
''But you ran have unemploy
ment any lime. and when you've
run through your 20 weeks and
the business environml'nl has
not improved. then you have to
terminate people anyway "
He said that. under normal
rond1t1 ons. the 20 week
breather would gel a company
through seasonal problems.
"But we're not in a normal
economic downturn. a nd the
forecast 1s for a deepening re·
cession." he said
Oenms Reed 's 20 wttks are
up. But he's still working four
days a wt'ek at Odysst•y. for
whir h he receives fou r d a>s pay
.. f think the tlm(' Jim II IS JUSl
counterproductivl'.' · Ret•d says.
shaking his head
And while he :-.a)'S he will stay
on at Odysse>, he's ,been
looking for a part·time job at
night
Seamstrec;<; ~!eyers will be
phased out or the program Uus
week. and sht· ·.., concerned about
what -.111 happen next
· I'm the sole support of my
ram1l y. and I don't want to go on
full unemplo) ment .. she says.
w1p1ng a ... tr..and or hair from
her race
Thc)mas -.:n.., hl,.'i contacted
Rep Robf'rt Hadham, R ·
Nr14 port Beat·h and 14 a:. told
the con~r~sman will look into
tile problem
"He wasn't aware of the pro-
gram." Thomas said. "But he
was defirutely mterested ."
He said he would like to keep
his skilled workers' and hopes
the new slate progra m will
help.
"Nancy has 19 years ex·
perience as a seams tress. ·
Thomas said. "ff s he left, and
the economy got better. it would
take me four years to train
somebody to sew hke she does "
"We could hire somebody hke
that," he added, s napping his
fingers. "But when you're tum
1ng out a spinnaker at S3.000. the
customer expects it to be right ..
Eruption Patterns
Key to Predictions
VANCOUVER. Wash <AP) -
Similar cooditJons at Mount St.
H elens before the volcano's
most recent eruptions should
help scientists predict rutu~ ex·
plo!>ions. a lJ S Geological
Survey spokesman said Satur
day.
Meanwb.lle. a plume of steam
floated above the volcano to
about 12.000 ket -Jumping al
one point to 18.000 feet ror about
a minute -and earthquake ac-
tivity eoollnUed to decline.
In Portland. Ore .. the annuaJ
Rose Festival Parade went on
afte r streets were cleaned or ash
rrom the volcano's latest major
eruption
Pete Rowley of the U .S.
Geological Survey said scientists
were excited by s imilarities
between the volcano's. pre-
e r u pt 1,·e act1v1ty b e fore
fhursday'sexploslon and priortn
an e ruption May 25.
He said the patterns of 11)-:
creased seismic activity;
harmoni<' tremors and steaming
should make it easier to predict!
l'ruptions. Conditions were dif·
frrent whm the volcano blew its
top May 18. its firs t eruption 10
more than a ~ntury.
R ow I e y s a 1 d ash r r o m
Thursday's eruption was darker
and thicker than the previous
eruptions.
Seismologists at the Universi-
ty of Washington In Seatt.le sa.id
earthquake activity was declin·
mg. Only a few quakes, each
measuring below 3.0 on the
Richter scale or Rround motion,
were recorded at the mountain
Saturday. Harmonic tremors.
which indicate the movement or
molten rock within the volcano.
were barely detectable.
~ ..
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' • • .~,I 0#.ILY "'-OT .. ,...~,, ,. NATIONAL/I NTERNATIONAL
f 'Army' Marches Into IOOth Year of War
ANIAB C1TV, Mo tAP> -Dl1pla1tn~~=bo1aal old tffhalq•. ol SAlvalloe
Anny...._. took to t.M 1tr91t1
Holy SpUtl renew your Ufe wt~
coor.,. and purpoM."
from Dover. Del. "Wt're 1otn1 to wln the world fOf' J ua. ''
a turday la a lar1•·1cate ol· r l o1 boomtna bandl and
1tervent preachlfta.
Red-coated brau bandl l t
forUt wtth throbbtna melodl•
and marUal drumb1at1. In
betw n the 1van1ell•Uc •P·
peals and Scripture q&aO&aUona.
THS SID&WAU campal1n
focUMd an tlve ehopplna cen· ten, wtth tht music and pre·
acbln1 vl1oroua at each. by
women u well u men. Women
havo ~equal rt1bt1 u otncers
In the or1anl11tlon from the
start, and they clear ly outnum·
bered the men al this massive
turnout.
OPBN·AR evan1eltlm 11 •
•time-honored Army tacUc, and
the robust effusion or It came at
the bl1&eet 1•~rin1 of SaJva·
Uonll~ lb UNdr l00.1Uf hMtory
tn Amtr1<"1 •
Out ot the 12.000 Army otne.t1
< clerl)' and aoldlert) and laity
a&•thered from acro11 the coun-
try for their Natlonal Centennla1
COJla.r , aboul 600 deployed ln
the evan1eh1Uc operatlon Aa for talk aboul the propoeed
rederal Equal Ri&hts Amend·
ment, "our women have had It
rrom the start." said Col. An·
drew Miller of Chicago.
"Nothing can stop them. They
"Do you know the cleoanalftl
'POwer of Jesus•" Implored a
blue-ururormed youna sotdler at
• :-hopplna center "Let his love come Into your heart Let the
"W"'re eoldlers marchln& on
the way t.o heaven and we're 10-
ln1 to take everybody with ua."
said Colin Devault, a young, uni·
formed eadat <seminarian)
LONDON (AP> ll looks like curtains
£or Kermit and goodbye Gomo. The Muppets
have decided to end the zany five-year TV
series that turned children and adults alike
into Muppet maniacs . ..f
"Everybody felt it wKs time to move on
to other things," Tim Mlller of the Muppet
Workshop told The Associated Press.
The brainchild of Am erican Jim ttenson.
the Muppet puppet creatures, are now film·
MISSPIOOY
Ing here what they
say is their final
24-show television
series. It will be
screened
worldwide begin·
ning this Se p -
t ember while
Henson and his
crew turn their at·
tention to feature
films.
"This series
will be the end of
the Muppets in
their prese nt
form." disclosed
Lord Lew Grade.
the head of Bri·
tain's independent
J\ TV network who gave the Muppets their
f1r:.t hilt commercial TV break.
··But that's not to say that they won 't re·
turn to TV at somt.> future date," he added.
holding out a gli mmer of hope to the estimat·
NI 235 million fans in 106 countries who adore
M 1:.i-. PiJ(gy and the rest of the Muppet crew.
Mtlll•r said that as soon as their last TV
:.how 1s in tht.• can at the end of August, the
M upp<•ls will start on the cinema sequel to
their blockbustl'r, "The Muppet Movie.'·
which cnmc out lai,t year.
WllAT WENT WRONG? "Nothing,"
M 1ller ~aid. H anythm.i. too much went right
Henson saad his crew repe>rtedJy were
umazed at the phenomenal box office success
of "The Muppet Movie," a gripping tale of
Kermit the frog 's search for stardom.
But when the movie hit big, they knew
they wen· on to something Now. Miller ~aid,
Off
the Muppets w1tnt lo focw, their c reative
energy on the s ilver screen and they need
their ATV Ellstree Studio outside London
free to s hoot the sequel
Evonne Stoll , s pokeswoman for the
~tud10, said Grade h1td signed a five-year
contract with Henson that comes up for re-
newal next month.
After "Muppet Movie II." the puppeteeri,
plan a s ilver screen thriller. "Tpe Dark
Cry:ital" using monster Muppets. she said.
Henson first copyrighted the word · · M up
pet·· in 1956 after he introduced his custom
made puppet de·
signs on a local
Washington O .C.
TV station.
lt was in 1976
that Grade agreed
to back the Mup-
pet s and h elp
them develop
their commercial
potentJal by pro.
duc1ng a full
season's series of
Muppet Shows to
be sold around the
world.
The TV shows
have sen t the II";~
Muppet s' ~
popularity soar · , KERMIT
mg.
Now the ca~h flows in One episode of the
Muppet TV Sl'ries is worth an estimated $3
million in worldw1d<.• sales. And there are
huge sums from royaltic~ on spinoffs like
Muppet dolls, Muppt:t booki, and a Muppet
record that topped th<.· ch1trts
IT'S NOT KNOWN which Muppcts v.111
~urv1ve Uw l'nd of the scnes But the GrcC1t
Gonzo. who plays f1r:.t trumpet on the T\'
show. thinks lhcrC' ~ IOL'> more sen oui, silh ·
ness sllll in store '-.
"There's tremendous work to be done."
he once srud "Wh y, do you realize that there
are people in the world who have never v.1t-
nessed an or chestr a of people plC1y1ng
sc1~sors?"
Who Pays AT&T Fine?
C HI CAGO tAP> If
Americun Te lephone & Tele·
J(raph Co. lose11 an appeal of a
record SI 8 billion antitrust
award, its COlJl." will be borne by
shareholders and may, in part,
he passed aloni< to consumers
101 the form of higher rat.es. a
federul official said Saturday.
BUT THE company that won
the judJ(ment s aid it would make
thl' lonJ(-distance telephone ln·
dus t ry more competitive and
could lead to lower rates
The award. which AT&T at·
torney George Saunders called
the largest ever. was made late
fo'riday night by a U.S. Distrlct
Court jur y that found the com
munlcaUons glant had violated
a ntitrust laws by dt:ny1nl(
certain Intracity telephone con·
neclions to the much-smaller
MCI Communkallons Corp.
TH E JURY said AT&T willful
ly maintained or attempted to
maintain a monopoly on lhl•
long-distance market. and thut
M CJ had suffered to the tune of
$600 million The uward waa
two-thlrdll of the SOOO m111lon
MCI lK>t.IJ(hl. but wa11 trebled lo
$1 .8 billion automaticully on the
plainlllf's motion.
AT&T's top antilru11t attorney,
Hal Levy, said Saturday thut tht•
company would appeal to the 7lh
U .S District Court of Appeals
"I don't regard this HS a dcc:lal<Jn
that at thl8 lime haa any
ml.'asurt• of rmulity or weight,"
Levy sa1d.
Ormand .f. Wade. vice presi·
dl'nt, AT&T Long Lines-Central
Region, sald in a s tatement. "To
all who mhthl con&ider that the
Dell Sy11lem't1 su~e makes It fair
gume ror legal harassment we
have demon11trated our rcadl·
ne1111 t.o defend our1wlvc11 In the
courts. We will continue to do 110 ..
LEVY HAIP '40 ontllru"t 1u1t8
W<•rc 'Pendl nu 11M11ln"t /\ T&T or llll
Ht•ll System "uh•ldlorlc1. Tht•
b<-11t known 111 11 c•a1w rtlf'd b)' thf'
JuAtl<'C' f>c1u1rtml'nt whlr h
<'hoq&l'll /\T'T tw11 ••rf•c~I 11 numtx•r of c•11m111111lfl11 ~Alclc•11
MC.: I lhmul(h ornoy Ytottr11 of 1111ll
comve'tlllvc' 1ir1wtlt·c111
Rains Lace Lakes Area
Fronts Bring Dakotas Tornado Waicli
... ........,. FORECAST
., •l .. ,, :: a Bu .. n = ..
If.
't ~ •• B ,, :: s ~ :=
' ff .. ,
Cdler11I•
toUtlf!JUIN 01 "CllOlllA l'elt 111••11911 ,..,...., will! •-• •• ,, °"'' .... "' '"' , ............. ... ••viii "''' Htfy , ... , WlllCh •uHtlll!I II! .... fll ...,, , ... , w.,_ llitft 111 t11 ll!IMll -·
------~ -----
Uvt the ERA."
He told a momJna rally of
men : "Oh. that we men could
reapond to God u the women
respond: Would that we could be
equal lo service t.o the word of
God . . . that we could become
equal t.o women ln commitment
to his work."
Led by a chorua, lbe approx·
lmately 4,500 males In the city's
Music Hall sang. •·Soldier, rouse
thee! War is raging. God and
fiends are battle waging ...
MeanwhUe. at a women's ral·
ly in the adjacent Municipal
Auditorium, about 7 .500 women
heard Mrs. Arnold Brown of
London. wife or the International
commander. detail women's
high place in the Army.
AMID T H E wides pread
"search for equality stirring ln
the hearts of women of the
world.'' 1he wd, "we've always
known that opportunity was
equaJ for all for loving and aerv-
i n f God and work in& for
re lowahip in the human
ramlly."
The Army's 19th century
British founder, the crU6tY
William Booth, under the"'ln-
nuence of his wire Catherine,
put women on the same level
with men ln organizing the un-
u.ual Christian body with Its
military system.. ~ ;;
"WOMEN ARE my best
soldiers," Booth once s aid.
In fact, it was seven women,
and only one man, who brought
the movement to this country in
1880, and a forward scout. a
woman. Eliza Shirley of
Philadelphia, was on hand to
greet the debarking party in
New York.
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FIRST BEU RINGER
Ametla Devine, 9e
Cycle Celebration
Ends in 3 Deaths
Carte r O ff"
To Summit
OnEcorwmv
QUENEMO. K an I AP>
More than 1.500 motorcyclists
roared into Qucnc•mo tor a f'n
day the 13th t•clcbration "t.o get
drunk. J?et h1..ih and have a ~ood
tame " When 1t v..ai-. over. threE.-·
people Wl're dt·ad. at ll'USt MX
were injured and many re1>1
dt.>nts of thu; tiny farming com
mumty were up an arms
"It was wild and woolly,"
George Bell. mayor of the· east
c('ntral Kansas town of 4JO peo-
ph., :.aid Saturday "Thl•y wt•re
dnnk1nJ( in th<· MrceL'>. runninl(
th<.'1r motorcydl.'' I don t mean
JUS l ridmg, I mean runmnl( ·
Authorities Mud onl' man wai.
fatall) shot lall' Friday as he
stood m lhC' crowd that i:athen'<i
m the town The other \ 1ct1mi-.
were killed 1n separat<· traffic
accident~ involving motortydl·'>
und other vehicles thut wt·n ·
coming lo or leaving Qut'nemo
\i•·tirn ,..,.,,.,,
LONG\'11-:W. Wa:.h t AI'>
Volcano v1tt1m llurry Truman .,
indt·pcndl•nt 'Pint wa~ the kind
from which h:j!ends art' mudt•
fr11•nd s ;,;11d Saturday ..it a
m<.•morial service· for tht• man
v. ho refused to leaVl' his home
on Mount St Helens
Laughter al> wc•ll "' Lear~
m arked the sen•1cl', which drew
a b o u I I 2 0 p l' o p I t' t o t h t'
AmeraC'an Hupll't C"hun·h in
Lonl(v1l'w. <ibout 35 m1k., w~t of
thl' vokano Truman. 84. •~ one
..
8 ff/ E F S dl'nl Carter and leaders of six ( J WASHINGTON <APJ -Presi·
other nations plan to devise a
""-----------~, 1980s treatment for their coun-
or 45 people LiBted ai. missing
from the mount-atn's deva~lulin~
May l8erupt1on.
f#hira Burlt-d
TOKYO IAP I Som<: 3.000
Japanese dJgn1tar1~ <tltended a
private Chris tian memorial
't'r"V1ce Saturd<ty for Primt.·
~1 m1~ter Ma..;ayosha Oh1ra. who
died ~uddenl> la'it w{.-ek of <t
heart attack at the aj!c of 70
The prote'>lant '{'f\ l<'C for
Oh1ra. <:i convert lo Christ1an1t},
v. as held m lhl' ~ordf'n of hi'>
pri \ atf.' homt· Thow ..illl'Od1nl!
included member-. of his fum1I>.
..i t:t1n~ Pr1mt· Mtn l '>t<-r
~I a ., a y 0 s h I I t 0 • f 0 r m ,. r
Se<'rl'tar) G<'nera l Ya-,uhiro
N:.ikaSOOt' of tht· rulin~ I.1tx·r,1I
DC'mocrat1<.· Partv and former
f'nme M1rustl'r t\~kUl'I Tan.1k.1
f u it~d c·au" H u•·I'
C HICAGO 1AP1 l 'n1t1·<.l
Airlines will la> off a'i man) d..'
800 flight atteodanL'> iJnd 360
pilots in Septembt·r a' J n • .. ult or
th<' planned <'hmmat1on of 122
daily flight s. a company
!>pokesman said Saturday
The cutbacks were neces.s1t .. t
tc'd by a drop in the number of
passengers camed by United.
t r1e!.' ec·onomiC' ills at next
weekend's summit conference in
Vt•n1ce It may provide sugar
coating for some bitter pills.
Tll F.RE HA."i been speculation
for w('(!ks that Carter and the
other leade~ might postpone the
June 22 23 economic summit
me<'lmg because or mounting
d1,;ignoemt'nL'> among them on a
\ <iru:t}' of 1s'>ut·s including sanc-
t1oni. ag;iin . .,t I ran und relations
v.1th tht• Sov1l'l Union following
lht· Af~hani~tan intervention.
"''"""'ver. U ~ offtc1als say
th1·n• .., m11n· to be gamed than
lo't hv holding lht• s ummit as
-,c·ht•<lult·d Orw offtc1al said rri v..itl•lv that po-;tponmg 1t
«ould plarl' Lh.-future of s um-
m11ry111 Jl'OIJi.trdy .
THE Mi\I N rf'u,on for th~
'umm1t 1s l11 hdp provide m-
ll'rn.111on..il h.H·kin~ l<l 1nd1v1dual
lt·..idN-... Sl't'kmg 'upport for un-
µopu lar pol1e·1t•s :JI home, ont• of
r11·1..i1 ,;.1111
('Jrll'r 'Alli leave Thursday for
EuroJ>(' Prior to the summit. ht
"'111 m.Jkc• 'itnp-, in Home and the
\ .1t1 can, v.hC'rt' hr meets Satur-
day with l'opt• J ohn Paul II.
\fl<·r lhc• C'Onf Prence. the pr~•·
dt•nt plans v1i.1ts t.o Vugoslitvia.
"'herl' ht> will lay a wreath on
Lhc l!r<1\C of Ma rshal Tito.
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~Plane's
Time Short
LOI A.tlQ&La CAP> -TM llfe up.cteacy ol
Howard ...,_. falMCI ··~ Ooote" flyin1
boat la clowD to two wMb. DemoUIJoG cnwa are
-· .............. , olthl lltnl ... plane\ UyiD1
•• .............,. '9> ltlsmudl &he world'• .car•• al.re.raft.
OJl'ftt'IALI OP Rt10Ra' hold.lnl ooft\pany,
SUmma Oorp. are 1tandln1 ftnn on a May 21 de·
elaion to cut up U.. ftytn1 boat. Aller wattiDc for "Sp~ OQoee" aupporten to ftnd a new borai for tM pl1ne, SUntma aald it bad to act lo order to
honor a comraet wtth the Port Authority ot Lons
Be•clL Parta ol tbe ft>inl boat are supposed to 10 to el,lbt tepU"ate ~naaeums.
However, the museums have indicated a wW·
tngnesa to foreao recelvlnl the parts if the fi.ylog
boat can be preserved in one piece.
With this lo mind. a aroup of "Spruce Goon"
enthus.laata held a protest mini-rally Saturday oul·
side the aircraft's hangar at Pier E in Long Beach
Harbor.
MEMBERS OF THE Committee to Save the
Hughes F1ying Boal vowed to inleruiily their cam·
paign lo save the giant plane. About 150 to 200 peo-
ple gathered at the hangar to hear speakers ask
that the fiytng boat be made a national historic monument.
There were murmurs among the crowd when
Rep. Robert K . Doman. R-Cul ver City, told how
Secretary of the Interior Cecil Andrus came within
a few hours of saving the flying boat, only to tell
Dornan. ''I don't know where to put it." Under a
law recently passed by Congress. the secretary or
interior has the power to declare anything in the
country a national monument.
Angels' Jury
Deliberates
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -A sequestered
federal court jury failed lo reach a verdict Satur-
day after its first day of deliberations in the trial
or 18 defendants in the Hells Angels racketeering.
dope trial.
The jury of seven men and five women began its
deliberations Saturday morning after 8 "'2 months of
testimony in one of the largest felony prosecutions in
federal court history. Deliberations will resume
Monday, with no verdict ( J expected for several days . STA.TE The indictments-
involving alleged con-
--------spiracy. dope dealing and manufacture. weapons.
intimidation, and assorted violence including
murder, bribery and bombs-together carry
penalties of more than 600 years' imprisonment.
Da•·llllh19 {'hall~Hflt" ,.,.fill flJWH
SACRAMENTO <AP) Environmentalists
trying to block Interior Secretary Cecil Andrus' or-
der to raise the water level in the New Melones
Reservoir have lost one round but will gel a second
chance.
U.S. District Judge Raul Ramirez turned down
a request Friday for a temporary restraining or·
der agai.oat Andrus, but transferred a suit by raf.
ters and environmentalists lo Fresno for a bearing
Monday.
\ olc·1uu•.-l Nit 0 •·t•r (' nli ,.,,,.,.it•
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -A light stream of
volcanic ash shot high into the sky by the latest
eruption of Mount St. Helens drifted over the
Califorrtia coast. but probably would never touch
ground, the National Weather Service said.
The veil or volcanic residue was spotted just
before sunset Friday in the San Francisco and
Monterey Bay areas.
\ u11f11 llt•ld iH Ht•pt• ol' t•irl. ~I
BAKERSFIELD <AP> -Police here have ar·
rested a 13-year-old boy for investigation or rape
and sexual perversion in coMection with an attack
on a 9-year-old girl.
The victim was admitted lo a hospital after
Friday's attack. The boy was not identified.
Alcohol Experiment
Has Legal Hangover .
MERCED <AP> -An unorthodox experiment
in which a man's county-paid attorneys fed him a
plot of brandy so they could monitor his brain
waves while he was drunk baa prompted calls for
ao official probe here.
The subject of the teat was Daniel R.
Ballenger, 35, found guilty Thursday of mayhem
and three counts of uaault. A leCOftd phase of his
trial, to determine If he was sane at the time or the
crime, ls continuing.
The assaults occurred Nov. 13, when Ballenger
allegedly injured three friends during an argu·
ment over car keys while he was drunk. He later
said be could • remember the attack.
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SEN. HOWARD BAKER, ONE OF SIX FOES WHO PLEDGED TO BACK REAGAN
Foes Call GOP Truce
LOS ANGELES IAP> -One by one, all
six of Ronald Reagan's GOP primary elec·
tion opponents marched up to the microphone
to pledge their support for him at a $500-a·
plate "unity dinner" al the Beverly Hilton
Hotel this weekend.
"This has never happened tn a political
party before." a Jubllanl Reagan told the
1.100 Repubhcan s upporters who attended the
Friday dinner "You have seen six examples
o f r eal c lass. r e al dignity and real
sportsmanship,··
The dinner. "'h1ch included celebrities.
was held to raise funds for candidates· cam·
paign debts. Reagan already has enough de·
legate votes lo insure a first ballot nomina-
tion at the Republican convention.
GEORGE BUSH, WHO went down to the
wire in bis primary contest with Reagan.
declared: "I had the dickens beaten out of
me by a very decent. honorable man.
"I will here join every other candidate in
saying we will work our hearts out for the
governor in the fall," Bush said.
His .comments were echoed by the others
who have challenged Reagan Howard
Baker. John Connally, Phaup Crane. Robert
Dole and Ben Fernandez
"Ronald Reagan has shown us he has a
tremendous appeal lo .and support from all
races and all reg ion ~.·· '>C1 1d Connally
.. Ronald Reagan can makl' us proud of
America agam ..
Former Pres ident Gerald Ford. recover-
ing at his P alm Springs home from knee sur
gery. phoned to say Reagan could count on
him as "part of the ll'am ·
··we need a change an leadership and we
need a change no"'." Ford told the gC1lhenng
THE DINNER RAISED about S.550.000 to
help pay RepubhcC1 n campaign debLo; But
most of that money was remvesled tn taping
the event for national broadcast June 21 over
CBS-TV.
The dinner drew a large contingent. of
movie stars. some who appeared in films
with Reagan
DAIL y PILOT AtJ ..
~or's fans r ~
. Boost Spirit ~
· SHERMAN OAKS <A.P> -Comedian Richard
Pryor spent "a fairly 1ood nliht, ti but the actor ~·
mains in critical concfltlon, a bosplt•l
spokeswoman said Saturday.
However. the 39·year-old Pryor, wbo w•
severely burned in an accident Monday ni1bt at
his Nortb.ridge hom~ was bouyed by lood wiabel
and eifta from f&n.1. He t.ces sw-sery Tuesday. a
hospital spokesman sald. If the first operaUoo is successful, Pryor m-.r
receive slcin grafts three to ftve days later.
"Lots of n owers, cards and fruit are coming in
for Mr. Pryor." Marilyn Gonzalez, nursing
supe'rYisor at Sherman Oats Community Hospital
said. ·
The Emmy and Grammy winner is in tbe
hospital's bum ward.
Police say Pryor was burned when ether being
used to make a cocaine derivative exploded, but
Pryor's attorney says the accident occurred when
a glass of rum caught fire. No evidence of druis
was found in a search of Pryor's home.
Pryor received telephone calls from indepeo·
dent presidential candidate John Anderson and
from California Gov. Edmund Brown Jr.'s office.
as well as fellow performers Johnny Carson aod
Sammy Davis Jr.
But hospital officials said only actor Jim Brown.
who has seen Pryor daily since he entered the
hospital, may continue to visit him.
2Teens Clai.In
Chain Cheated
BERKELEY <AP> -The McDonald's ham-
burger chatn has been accused by two Berkeley
teen-agers of cheating them out of $25,000 they
claim they won in a national contest.
The teen-agers are backing up their accusa-
t10n v. ith a SJO 2 million lawsuit filed In Alameda
County Superior Court
Attorneys· for Donna Collins. 18. and Angel
Hard}. 17. flied the lawsuit after McOonald'.s
failed to honor the teen-agers claim that they won
the "Diamond Hunt" game
The lawsuit contends the two girls present-
ed the completed game card to employee Brenda
J axon, who allegedly said, "I lh1nk you've won.··
Then. according to the lawsuit. the employee
took the game card to the rear of the kitchen. oaJt
of sight of the teen agers. About five minutes late(.
Miss Jaxon returned and told the anxious teert·
agers that they had the wrong numbers . :
The teen-agers allege that the game card ha~
only three letters when it was returned. · :
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Doubtlw al.rudJ eyetq the next tupervborlal elec-
tJon, Orua CoulllJ ~ >ost no Ume after the June prim&!')' 1n bnprovfq thdr cllancet IOI' future c~m·
palp eoatributJon.I.
In a 4-0 vote, they mdered preparaUon of an amend·
ment to the cowrty'a political campai1n reform ordinance
to pl"OYlde for an lnOatlon-orlmted, caet-ol-llvlq lncreue
in don•ttons. &u>ervisor etillJJ> MtboelY dJacreetJy abetalnc4. 1lnce
he'• fKtnl • nmoft .. Unit FCM.mtain Valley ~''»'I Roaef Stanton in November. ... ..
The amendment. lf approved when lt return• to t.he
board next month, would permit a 13.2 percent lncreue ln
campalcn clooaUona allowed under the so-called TIN CUP
ordinance pused in 1978 in the wake of bitter protests
again.at inltated campaign contributions.
The ordinance limits the amount supervison can ac·
cept from individual donors to $1,000 over a four-year
period or S250 a year.
But it does provide f oc: increases based on federal
cost-of-living estimates.
With that in mind, the supervisors want to raise the
$1,000 limit to $1,327 and the annual limit to $283, without
the risk of being forced to abstain from voting on issues
affecting the donor's interests.
No doubt this is all quite legal-but they sure didn't
waste any time setting things up for the next election two
years hence.
It's true living costs have gone up. but it might have
been more seemly to pass on this opportunity to f ea th er
their nests.
College With W all8)
In many ways it was a graduation much like many
others last week. The graduates, wearing black robes and
tasseled mortarboards. marched into the chapel to the
tune of "Pomp and Circumstance .. to receive their
bachelorof arts degrees. There was the pledge of allegiance, a prayer by the
chaplain and an address by the president of the universi-
ty. After the awards there was a reception with light
refreshments.
Then the graduates marched back to their cells in
Folsom Prison.
The 16 convicts were the first in California to com·
plete four-year college degrees in prison.
Their ages ranged from the late 20s to mid· 40s. They
bad been convicted of murder, armed robbery and other
felonies.
All had completed two-year degree courses offered at
the prison by Sacramento City College before embarking
on the two-year Cal State, Sacramento, bachelor of arts
program inaugurated in 1978.
CSUS President W. Lloyd Johns, who organized the
educational project funded by the federal Basic Educa·
tion Opportunity Grants program, said the course work
was not watered down -the only difference was where
the classes were held.
One graduate who achieved a 4.0 grade average, said
he will continue to study toward a master's degree
through correspondence courses until be is eligible for
.parole. Another bas his sights set on law school when the
~gates open. ---. Clearly they believed Johns when he told inmates,
... 'This is the way up and out for you." -..
No Posthaste Rellledy
Clinton Worthington has won his race against the U.S.
Postal Service -or so he says. He wheeled his bicycle in·
to the Bank of Irvine parking lot Wednesday morning, an-
nouncing he had won his race against six letters mailed
to the bank from Phoenix Monday.
Postal officials said Worthington didn't play fair
because he dropped thlletters in mailboxes that weren't
due to be emptied until hours later. They also said two of
the letters he mailed did in fact reach Irvine before he
did.
Worthington says he won fair and square.
His race against the letters drew national attention.
The "Good Morning America" television show carried
film of Worthington as he dropped the letters in the
mailboxes and the Associated Press wire service circulated
a story when he reached Irvine.
While Worthington was in transit, one subscriber
called the Daily Pilot to say a letter she sent from
Laguna Beach to Costa Mesa didn't arrive until nine days
after she posted it. She wished Worthington well.
The 20-year-old loan processor staged a similar race
last year. At that time, his exploits were published by the
Wall Street Journal, among others.
Through his own frustrations, the young man seems to
have happened upon a common enemy of people throughout
the nation. That enemy is not really the post office, but all of
the faceless bureaucracy that at one time or another has
enraged many of us.
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Boyd I Scramblers
ByL.M.BOYD
"Unite" and "untie" aren't
the ooly twO wordl t.bat u.ae
the aame letten to 1pell
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
Perhaps convlcts who
study tolether will 1tay
~tether -at leut loa• enoufh to win tbelr
baebelOr ot arta de....-. Jt abould ~educe the
number of attempted Jan·
bfe_akl.
D .M.
words with opposite mean-
ings, turns out. "Vote" and
"veto" quallfy, too, do they
not 1 And would )'OU accept
the humorist'• offeriD1 of
"Monday" and "dynamo "?
Or the recommendation in
slang ol "cool" and "loco"?
Conalder, a110 "faat" and
"faat". And "scan" and
"scan."
Q. What waa the first lm·
ase used for a telnilton test
pattern?
A. 'lbe dollar alp.
Q. How come no woman
hu ever competed In a
Winter ObOIPICI bobsled ra~t ·· ·
A. TboH who wel1b
HOUlb don't seem to be
1tron1 eaoa1b and thoH suoac ....... don't tend to
"ti&b -..o. Sucb a. UM explu.UC. ol lbe aU.Jttlc
aper a
Von Hoffman
Fire, Brimstone Invade POiitics •
Juat about I.he tJme the pope
w11 orderlq Catholic priestl
out ol the poUtJ~al proeeu, a
1roup ot radio-TV evan1eU1t1
1bowed up LO front of the Capitol
of the U'Dlted State. with 200,ooo
perferv1d edberenta.
Where the pope will not tread.
_tundamentallltl will come and
"clamber.
.¥.;I~ -are
a1ain in the
midst of a
area\ re -
vivalist up·
swing. They
seem to bit us
with th e
periodic
fidelity or the
20-year
locust. Each time they come,
they catch the non-born again in
surprise and djscomfiture. for
revivals are noisy. pot-banging. even tasteless affairs.
A LOT OF Americans must
love 'em, judging from their an-
tiquity in our national life.
The first revival , us ually
called The Great Awakening of
the 1740s, long antedates the
American Revolution and is
George Mair
thouebt by IOID4f bl1torlaDI tQ drta. wbo denied that JesU1 •u
have .,a.yed an important part consablt.Ual, or of the same
ln prepartq for revolution by esHDCeolOod. the father. c~aatna bow many Americana
viewed their ln1Ututtonal WllBNBVBa YOO see one ot
landscape. theN eiec:Voaic dlvtne1 Uwmp-
Tbe next ereat revival rqed lna tbe Bible and talktn1 It up
across the natloo's wild froat.lera for 1-.. wbether be knows ft
around 1800, petering out ln 1820 01' DOt. and be usually doesn't, be
or IJO. Tben there w11 com-la flfbtlps the AriaaJ.am which
·parathe .,:.t~ the ..S Clf•.~ aftlld old lloe. weU
the 18505 when the urge to Jmnp brfb iiicl PC>IJt.ely quiet churches
and Jig with the Lord took bold like tbe Presbyterians and the again Methodl1t1. · ReTtva.ll.ata also always 10
PEACE ONCE more unW t.be
1870s and the evangelism of
Dwight Moody, to be follO*ed by
another wave of ecstatic Qui.a.
tianity around 1920, fueled by
the pulpit oratory of the Rev.
Billy Sunday.
The next bursting forth ol the
hot·tO·trot.ror·the·Lord occurs
immediately after the Second
World War with the revivalism
of Billy Gra ha m a nd Oral
Roberts.
All the great revivalist surges
have certain traits in common.
They all do battle aizainst the sin
of Ar1arusm. named aftc"f'"-M.h
Arius, a fourth century AD pres·
byter of the Church of Alex.an·
attn tho berely ol Pelag:ta.niam,
na1Ded after Mr. Pelaglus, a
ftftb caita1 F.ngliah monk who
waa ao mllinformed u to preach
that man can live up to bis
moral obliaatioaa even without
the snee ~God.
The very heart and nub ol the
bom-apln message la just the
opposite, that you can't do
an)'thing unless you accept and
experience Jesus aa your
personaJ savior.
REVIVAUSTS HAVE always
been reviled for inciting en-
thus iastic behavior . , . pulpit
pounding, dancing with the
'Lord, apealring in tongues, and a
gushy, confessional language
-
that many find :;.: u ~
lumlDMed pictures ot UM Lut t.bose 'WCDderfully ll· 1
Supper wbtcb tbe devout
aometlmes ban8 Oil the llvlq
room wall. JMi behlnd the TV
1et.
All of which la nobody's busl· t ne11 but the congrecaUon'a as
long u these acllvitles take •
plac• WJad closed church J doors.
Pushing tnio polltlcs la
another matter. The mlnlaten
deny polltical Intentions but
that's absurd comln& out of the
moutba of men who've just
brought almoet a quarter ol a
million people to manifest oo the
steps of the Capitol.
American revivalism bas always bad a political aspect to
it because it has always asserted
God has a special destiny for
America.
IN .. THOUGHTS on the
Revival or Religion," written in
the 1740s, Jonathan Edwards,
one or this continent's most
fruitful religious thinkers, says,
.. . . . whereas till or late, the
world was supplied with its
silver and gold and earthly
treasures from the old contintmt,
now it is supplied chiefly from
the new, so the course of things
in spiritual respects will be in
hke manner tu med."
Edwards could not have been
more precise about what he
thought; his modem day suc-
cessors are not always so can-
did. There is a sinister reticence
a bout what may be their
political agenda.
If they are building the City of
God Wlth the rallies, are they
leaving a room or two for Jews,
for other non·Chrislians, for
sluggish high church Anglicans.
ror non·bellevers?
IS TIDS THE gospel of the
heartless Jesus, or the small
business miser who shouts bis
amens and goes to heaven bav·
Ing left the world a little more
like hell?
Revivalism carries with it
strains of social selfishness and
intolerance. In times past it has
also displayed a grand and
heroic virtue, a social gospel
that has rompelled admiration
and r espttt.
Y e elN'tronic evangelists. ye
shepherds of modernity. which
way do you lead your flocks?
Time to Observe Fifth Commandment
Her son married a lovely girl
and when she went to hve with
the two or them. her daughter·
in· law would fix all or her meals
-and make her eat them off the
floor.
That is among the milder
forms of domestic abuse going
on in Amer·
ica with
children ter·
roriziog and
beating their
own parents.
It is flippant-
ly referred to
as "granny·
bashing," but
it is a serious
problem. and
growing, according to studies by
the U.S. House or Represen-
tatives Committee on Aging.
AS IS THE case with all
domestic violence s uch as
spouse beating and child abuse,
the syndrome respects no race
and no economic or social class
A study by the University of
Maryland underscores that point
quite clearly.
Art Hoppe
The typical child who 1s
abus10g and beating his parent
is middle-age. m1ddle·class.
female and with a record of such
abuse.
The cases of parent abuse are
estimated by experts to be at
least haH·a·miWon a year and
some observers suspect it is as
high as a million a year. In addi·
tlon to psychological abuse, the
most com.moo physical abuse in-
volves beating, scaldmg, starv·
ing and burning with cigarettes.
The causes or tbi5 unspeaka·
ble form of domeslJc violence
against elderly parents are
generally agreed to be that
parents live longer and. lD their
later years. become econoaucal·
ly and physically dependent on
chHdreo who feel harassed and
financially burdened.
IN TESTIMONY before the
House Committee on Aging.
Barbara Blum. Commissioner ol
New York Slate's Department of
Soc ial Services. made some
recommendations about what
shou Id be done to stop this
gruesome phenomenon.
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Her recommendations ~Jude
setting up a mandatory system
to report cues or suspected
abuse of adults. We already
have the Child Protective
Services law, which requ.lres
social workers, doctors and
paramedical professionals to re·
port suspected instances or
abute or neglect to cblklren. Ms.
Blum would have this ext.ended
to adults, also.
Second . she suggests
establishment or shelters, where
abused adults can stay oo an
emergency basis until a more
permanent bome can be found.
Third. she calls ror expanded
day-care services for those
adults who do not need to be put into a nursing home and wbo
could live ~e if proper nutri·
tion, mediC'fll and other services
were provided.
FINALLY, she proposes ex-
panded financial and counseling
help for those families needing
help in caring ror aged parents .
It is an urgent problem and
Barbara Blum's recommend&· tions constitute a sound program
for dealing with it.
The over-65 group is the
fastest growing of any segment
or our population and It is pre-
di cted that 25 percent or all
Americans will be over 6S by the
year 2000.
It is lime we observed the
Fifth Commandment .
Cre<Ut Given Everywhere -Except at Honie
No agency or the American
government is more widely
respected and acclaimed than
the CIA -but. unfortunately,
only in Communist countries.
Should Russia's samovar
farmen fail lo 1row their quota
of samovars,
whom does
the Kremlin
credit? The
CIA, that's
whom. w b 0
fomented the
revolt ln
Aff ha.nlltan '?
Who turned
the lovable
Cambodian Khmer Rou1e
a8alnat their uv-lora from
Hanoi?_ Who showed the Kurclt
tbt wQ'T Wbo bu lnaenlously
kept the Commu.n1Jt Pal'\)' out of
power for a5 )'Htl from the
VaUcan t.o 0.. Moiaea? 'nMre
hu tcarcely been. NVetHl ln
tb• CommuAl1t world alnce
World War II that has not been
credited to the brilUance and
decfu:atioo of our mastersples.
TREDl LATEST coup came
when they caused Cuban MiG1
to attack and Aint the 103-foot
Bahaman patrol craft Flam!Qlo.
The Cuban& uplained that they
lnJUally thouCbt tho vessel was
"a pirate ship" and adQlitted
their confusion waa due to the
"action• of the Central In·
teW•ence Agency of Ute UoJted
States."
While tbe CUbana revealed no
detail• ol thel.r humiliation, I lm·
mediately saw the hand or that
debonair master of e1plona1e,
James (Red) Tape, who hu a · 11cenae to fold, 1plndle or
mutllatei I was fortunate to
catch up wtt.h him at hl• favorite
little out-of.t.he-dr!fu rata\U'ant
where he • ., 1 on a Blc
Mac and trtea. ff• ktndly told me tbe whole 1tor1:
"It all be1an the prevlo111
Friday," be said, "when the
CtJief called me ln. •[f you're not
dolna anything t.bla weekend,
James: ~ saaueated, 'would you mind ~ down to the
Caribbeaii and ltartina a war
between the Babamaa and
Cuba?'
"Well. I bad planned on ab-
ductlnl 8relboev. actually. but
Moecow eou1d ltW be a bit cb11ly
thia lime ot year and l bated d!S·
appolnting the Chief. So I flew
down to Nassau where I dallled
overnlcbt •Ith the beautiful
KOB qct. Puaby Galore. The
next mornlq, I ••am ou.t to the
Flamin10. overtalr:lD1 her '2
mUeaataea.
.. IT WAI aATBD almpJe,
really to Doclr the crew out
wltb iaUlbJDc 1u. steer the namm.o Oftl' to tbe 1pot .....
•• beef aa a replica ol Ulla
Golden Ill.Del for JHt sueb
•m•f ...... mm down Md ralH flir10Ulittmfac..
"I then opened her b.ln1ed
stem. sailed the Flamln&o IJt.
aide, raised the skull aQd
Cl"OISbootl, aang 'Yo-bo-bo aa4
a bottle of rum• on the ~
placed a patch over one e.ye and
cutlus between my teeth and
walled for the Cuba.na to come mah tools of themselves -
which, as you know, they oblla-
ingly did.''
uyov CIA chap1 alwara
make your exploits sound IO
amasl.D&ly eu1.'' I aald ~
ln•ly. •
T'To tell you the truth," M
uld modef,ly. "that Puev Galo~ Lt a puabovor.' •
"Well," I •ald. "I tbb.k tt'1 • ibame we Amerltana doi•t
reape<:t ud acclaim 7ou ~f'
tbe W8f tJw OostmUl\llta do.' "Oh. but Amerleam do.•• be aald. ..Unrartuaateq, tbe .-
•boM wt ...., l"llt*t and.
tl&lm an all mt1Dban ~ tllii
KGB!'
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Wil8, Guts Prevailed
Early Presidents
·Freed Hostages
By POBEST•cDONALD
f
Dr. McDonald ii pro/eum of hUtorfl at Uw U~fttJI o/ ~.
l\trlD11Q.~~ ore "We .U.. Peof*'' and fire "~ of Gl~~~.;-u;;~m:nc.; ;~tki{~~·t
faced wttb a bosta&e eriaia In the lalamlc world. Wub.lqton,
Adama, Jefferson, and Madison were repeatedly plasued wttb
just that problem. It was Jefferson and bis Secretary of State
and successor Madiaon who came up with a solution.
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Voters Haven't Lost Their Initiative
Dr. Charles G Bell is a professor
of pohticaJ science at Cal State
Fullerton.
Do es thi s J un e 's
election herald the end of the
initiative e ra? The r ecent
crushing defeat of Proposition 9,
10, and 11 is the first time since
1976 that the initiative process
has struck-out. In the previous
four elections <November 1976
through N o v e mbe r 1979)
initiative m ea s ur es did
relatively well ; ha lf or the m -
four out of eig ht -we r e
approved by California's voters.
PRIOR TO the 1970s,
tnillatives often had a reputation
as highly controversial "losers."
Since first used in 1912, less than
one-third (28 percent) of all
initiatives have been approved.
f Sometimes initiatives were
s imply atte mpts by s ome
interest g roup t o achi eve
privileges -for example an
a tte mpt by the Califor n ia
Hig hway P atr o l t o put a
favorable salary policy into the
constitution. Somet1 m es they
were fueled by hate or fear -
for example the attempt to ban
homosexual teache rs.
And sometimes ini tiatives
a ppea r e d to b e purposely
m isrepresented. Thousands of
s ignatures for a recent farm
labor mea s ur e w e r e
fraudulently obtained. False and
mis leading campaigns for or
a gainst initiative meas ures
were often used , particularly
when the wording was awkward.
Sometimes a "Yes" vote meant
"No" -for example on a 1964 fair housing repealer.
IN SPITE OF its weaknesses.
th e initiative has been a
consistent feature of California
p o litics.
During the 1970s -
particularly after Watergate -
' ... ~~t..~IMT£!'
Bob Greene
a nd m s pite of 1L'i weaknesses,
th e init iat ive offe red r eal
promise for change .
People turned to the initiative
• because it was . according to
many, the best possible way to
beat the system. to get around
the unresponsive legislature or
to beat the interest groups a t
their own game.
AND MORE initiatives got on
the ballot in the 1970s than in
a ny decade since the tumultuous
Depression of the '30s . Most
s ignific antl y, the 197 0 s
initiatives were approved by
voters at a record rate.
Much of this fervor reflected
the reform spirit of the decade.
The success of the initiative-of
direct democracy -t ypifies the
1970s . Politi ca l reform
I Proposition 9 in 1974): coastline
conservation I Proposition 20 in
1972 ): and t a x r e form
c Proposition 13 in 1978> are
prime examples of the preVJous
decade.
Sm ee the Legis lature didn't.
co uldn 't . o r wouldn 't d o
a nything about these a nd other
issues . voters took m atters into
their own hands and act ed.
AT THE SAME time the 1n1 t1 at1ve w a s e n1 oyi n g
u n h ea rd -o r s u cce s s , the
L e g is l a ture 's o wn b a llo t
mea s ures w e r e s uffering
unh e ard -o f d e feat s .
Traditionally, the Legislature's
b a llot measure s -u s ually
t e chnical. non·controversial,
fre quently popular -are
approved by Califom1a's voters.
Indeed, e ven lo the first half ol
the 1970s. 45 out or 57 legislative
ba llot measures (79 percent>
were a pproved . But in the
second half of the 1970s, the
Legislature 's ballot m easures
enjoyed less success -with only
42 out ol 62 (68 percent> beUaa approved.
Between 1970 pd 1974, only
one out ol nine < 11 percent> bond
me uures were rejected by t.be
voters. But between 1976 and
1980. seven out of 13 (54 percent>
bond measures were rejected.
NOW, WITH the 1980 primary
behind us. it appears that the old
pa ttern may have returned. All
of the initiatives were rejected:
but s ix of the eight legislative
measures were approved.
Does this mean that the voters
are more suspicious of initiative
me asures now than In the 1970s?
Is the reform rervor dead? ls the
tax revolt at an end?
Probably, Propositions 9, 10,
and 11, were rejected by the
voters because they didn't like
them . But the initiative process
itself was not rejected.
The in1tiat1 ve . with its
weaknesses and its promises is
here to stay. ll will doubtless
produce many controvenial and
interesting m e as ures in the
future. Most will fail. but some
im portant ones wiU pass. Jn any
case -it's a good way to thumb
one's no&e at t.be system.
At the time there were, on the Barbary Coast of North
Africa, four lalamlc kingdoms -Morocco, Algeria, TunUia,
and Tripoli -whJch Uved mainly by stealing on the hip seas.
Rather than prevent aucb outrages, the maritime nations of
Europe avoided depredations by paying formal bribes or
"tribute," even u westerners today pay tribute for Arab oil .
.JEFFERSON AND MADISON refused to follow sucb a
course. Jeffe(S(>n sent the infant U.S. Navy to the Mediterra-
nean to engage in defensive operations, protecting American
merchant ships.
The hostage crisis came In 1803. Late that year the 44-gun
frigate. U.S.S. Philadelphia, ran aground on a sandbar off
Tripoli, and its entire crew was taken hostage.
That was a routine instrument of s tatecraft in the Isla mic
world ; when European governments proved loath to pay
tribute. Barbary Coast rulers whipped them into line by seizing
the ir nationals a nd holding them in dungeons until they
capitulated and. incidentally, ransoms were paid.
J efferson would have no part of it. He threw the entire U.S .
Navy. such as it was. against Tripoli -not to free the hostages,
but to teach the Tripolit.an.s never to trifle with the U.S. again.
AFTER SOME SPECTACULAR fi2htine. the Pasha of
Tnpol.J was forced to agree to cease plundering American
sh1 ps and to waive American tribute in future. The captives
were released. unharmed .
But the American commander. Edward Preble. was not
content to let the m aUer rest there. lnten>reli.n~ the oresident's
orders liberally <and properly>, he gave the Algerians and
Moroccans a taste of the s ame med1cLOe. The Jellerson aa-
ministralJon was then able to establish a general settlement on
fa vorable terms
Unfortunately. during the war of 1812, the Algerians took ad-
vantage of Amen ca's troubles and resumed their raiding. Nearly
200 Amencan merchant seamen were captured, imprisoned, and
forced ant.o slavery. As soon as it me possible, the Navy was
se nt out to tend to the m alter.
---In lB15 Madlson dispatcl>ed CapL Stephen Decatur to tbe '
Mediternoean with three frigates, two sloops of war, and five
light Baltim#,re clipper-schooners. Just past the Strait of
Gibraltar the squadron sigbted the Algerian flagship and re-;,
duced be!' to garbage in 20 minutes. ..
DECA'n.lll SAILED ON TO Algeria and paid the pasha a
persooal call. Not only must t.be piracy stop, tribute be forever
ended, and the enslaved crews released, Decatur said; the
pasha must pay the United States an l.nd.em.nity tor having cap-
tured the crewmen in the first place.
The pasha demurred, whereupon Decatur calmly informed
him that the Americans would s tart sinking Algerian ships, one
by one, cmW either the money was paid or there was not so
muctl'as an Algerian rowboat left afloat. The pub.a capit.u.lated.
Then Oet'atur did the same thing with the ru.lera of Tunis
and Tripoli, with the same results.
DECATUR BAD SCARCELY SAILED out before an
Ame rican squadron under William Bainbridge sailed in to pay a
polite "social call." The rulers got the message.
To mate sure they did not forget it, the Navy leased a
permanent base at Port Maboo oo the Is land of Majorca and
cruised the Mediterranean on "friendly" visits for years
thereafter. The Barbary Arabs did not forget.
The moral of the story is too obvious to mention. Would that
we had a president today with the wtta and the guts to heed lt.
Banquet Spotlight on Retiring Father Opens His Son's Eyes ,
The event was a retirement
dinner for a man wbo had spent
40 years with the same com-
pany.
A private dinlng room had been
rented for the evening, and the
man's col-
leaaues from
hlsofficewere
Jn attendance.
Speeches and
toasts were
planned, and
aalttwutobe
presented.
It " .. pro. babl>' like a
tbouaand
ot.Mr retirement dinnen that
wen bebll.beld around tbe co.m· trr tblit ~ but um ooe fett a
UUJe ---beeaaae the man wMWMntlrlril WU my fat.her.
I '1.BW IN lot the 4lnne.r, bUt
I •• r..117 Dot a part Ot It~· a ..... Wort .. quite ·~ ..
fNm 1111 famlly, ad UM people
.............. ~onljDto ••l.,.tottitm.
To • malt ot tbem .. ,..
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II wJlf• ••ifdalr tat tit•iilNIAltlr--•1
--,···· J9UI) at U. "3. • .. iMm I wu tM kid ta &be ..
frame d photograph on m y
rather's desk.
Names from a Uletlme at the
same job; it occurred to me.
looti.Dt at the men and women in tbe room, lb.at my father bad
worked for that same company
since the time that Franklin
Delano Rooeewlt was president.
Now ID)' father WU 6S, and the
nales aa14 that be muat retire;
loottq at the faCH of the men
and women, I tried to recall the
Imai• cl eacb of tbem. that I
had bulJt up over the yeata at ........ ·•
• our family cliGDera. . ..
MY FATBE.a YiU aeated at a
dUferent table from me oa thLI
11·
"Ml .. Wellford; I'm £405 OecHng 95, H•Y• me gredualty phlMd
out."
nt1bt; be appeared to be vque. the fai:!r must, ol necesalty, la· 11 UDCCllDfoneble, and I coWd nor•. lf the man were ever
UQdenUDd w"1. confronted with lt. be would bave
My motber wil In the room. todenytt.
and 1n.1 llller and brolher; tt ••• vtl1Uallt . tbe Ont time In SUCH A delicate balqce; the
• lnY fatMr't life that there bad attentkJG tba• mU1t be paid to
1 been t1t.1 nm at all betw..., bl.a eacb detaU ot UM Job, and UMll famU; ad a.II Wort. Tbe peogae UM attentiOD that mut be ~
at Illa amee bew be bad a famJ· to ••da detaltof tbl famUy, lb ly, aDd w at bome kMw be bad nenr tM lUXUI')' ot an oveiUp.
a !Ob • ._ tbat It .. c&OM u 1t ... The ~ be1u. And. u I ner~ ~DOW .. ..,. an ~ · Kad npeeted, 11Juth ol tbelr coo-~. • Lnt IDlillll& .,,. ..... to me. 1'b81 -'.K'··· Wiiltl. " .. la ..., ..... fUlld ... nl...ete Md lood•~•-~.Oblm ln·Jc*M aboUt tblDP of wblcb I u lldl ,_.,, 'ftillUi"ia feet tbet wuDOtf1mtHar.
And aaaJn lt occurred to me:
A man spends a We wttb )'OU,
but It ll really ODly ball a life:
the other half beloaga to a world
you know notb.ID8 about.
The speeches were 1peclflc
and not aeneral · the men and
women •Poke 'Oi Utile ~at:ten
that bad" bu>~lled over lbe coune of the 'teU'I, and eacb re-
mem brance wa like • 1maU
ftllt to my father, •lutnc ud
1tentnc.
NONI OF U8 realb' cbana•
the world In our lit.Umet, bu&
We to.d tbl people aftMIDCI UI lo
ways tbat may last, and that i.s
the real purpose ol a retirement
dlnner lite th1s one -to tell a
man that tboee memories will
rem aln, even though tbe rules sar that be bu to'° away.
found m)'9elf thlnkln& about
that -about how my father waa
eoln.1 to feel tbe nezt morning, lmowtna that tor tbe Ont time in
h1I adult life be would not be
drlYtu to the buJJd.1q •here t.be
rest o£ tbele people would be re-por11D1 ,_wort.
The .eparaUoa palm have to
be Just as atroq u to the lou of
a family member, and yet In the
world of tbe American work
force, a man la 1uppoHd to ac-
e.pt lt and even embrace it. I
trled not to tbJ.nk about It too
bard.
WllBN IT WAS my father's
tum to IPMk. bla tAme of YOlce
bad a dU'teren& IOUDd to me tbea
the one I lmew trocn uoand tbe
bouM of Ill)' crowtnc UJ>; at ftnt
I thouOt that it came from tbe
emotion of tbe ...a.lq, bu& tben
lt 1tnd me tb.at tb1I J>l"OblblJ
waa not true; the volce I wu
bearlna probably WU tbt OM be always med at the omce. the
one I Md Devef'heard.
Du.rtlll m1 fat.btr'• •P"Cb a
waiter came into tbe room witb ' a message fOC' anoUler man from r
the cocnpany; the man went to a•
phone Juat outside the room.
From my table. I eou.ld bear him talklng.
Tbere was a problem at the
plant, something about a
malfunction in aome water
pipes. Tbe man &He eome bur·
ried 1mtructions into tbe phone,
aaylq whlcb leven tolbutolf.
IT WAS A~ my father
ml1bt have had to deal wttll Oil
other nllbtl. but on WI lddt
the umpotea rule wu tbat lie
wu no looter part ot all tbat.
J tboulbl about bow little I
really knew about blm. And I re-
allsed uaat lt .... act Jmt me;
•• .,. • '*boie uUan ol IOllll
wbo think tber kaow tbelr
f1tben, but who eome to _.
derstaDd oo a Dllbt Ilk• Uda t.hat they .,. really oob half ol .....
fat.bsa" llYM.
Wed II a QlJltertom tldml:
man1 ol • dab to bate ll. but
It tU• a lrio GD m tUt k 10
fierce tbat lt captoree •modom
and I=• we nner tDe.
were . TIM lift WM pn. l
Hnted, and u... b1a 40 ,..... ot work o..", IQ1f .C:....-..._ ..
bltbo~andl.-toillM.
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Okay, Nobody Move!
Mesa Population Keeps Drivers Guessing
It simply must be the limit keeping
up with Costa Mesa's population.
However. it is easy to stay posted
on the progress provided drivers are
geared to entering the city in a cer-
tain order.
The resident count is dther:
A)76.900.
B) 72,500,
C)80,000.
E) None of the above. or
D) Fill in your own number -a
choice offered by the mission·style
signs.
The correct answer, according to
Costa Mesa city clerk Eileen Phin-
ney, is 80.000 as of April.
Daily Pilot Staff Photos
by Patrick 0 'Donnell
NEWEST INDICATOR OH CORONA DEL MAR FREEWAY OFF BRISTOL STREET
EatlrMte ot Sign on S.n IMego FrMW8f Neer Hanor Boulevard Faded With Age
F antilies Needed
To Host Stu.tknts
Families in Newport Beach and Cost. Mesa
are belna asked to bott Japanese student.I this summer by lntentudy, an non-proftt, educational
travel organiaation. •
Planed from July 20 to Aua. 8 are clUMa ID
conversational Enl]J.ab at St. James Eplaeopal
Cbt.\reb on Udo lale, and part.lcipatloo ID ez.
cunlODI, field trips, and silht-aeem. toun.
P.Udpatea automatically become memben
of the .latentudy Bost Famlly AuoelaUon, which
p~ acbolarahtpl and travel opportunltlea to
qua.lifted memben. , For information, contact Valerie Ward, the
area representative, at 6"·2S58.
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ae,.._Nowat
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in Huntinaton Beach and VISTA VIEW SCHOOL in Fountain Valley
'
Grades 1-8 may re£tsw June 18 le 17
from8:80AM to l2Noon1&• PKto7 PM
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Suits Added
IUD Users Sue Firm n:r.;e•itit 1eparate lawsufta -eacb Hek· ln1 SS \lrl ln dama1es -were flied a1atnst
tbe A.H. Robtm Pharmaceutical Co. Friday by
women who claimed they suffered inJurlea after
using the flrm's Dalkon Intrauterine birth con-
trol device.
The latelt suJll ln Oraqe C'AuntJ Supertor
Court brtJll to 181 the number ot lepl actions
pendtDt dllnlt the company ln Oran1e and Loi
An1ea. cc:idDU~
About 700 similar suits have been ftled na·
Uonwtde.
TBS WOMEN NAMED ln Friday's lawsuits
cont.ended they suUered pelvic \nflammat.ory
dileue after ualq the Dalton sbleld device,
once touted by Ill manufacturer u a "aupertor"
birth eoetrol method.
Designed in 1968 and sold to Robina in 1970.
the device produced a cbemlcal change ln the
uterus to prevent pregnancy.
The device la a email, quarter-sized. shield·
shaped flexible piece of plutic material.
BUT THE WOMEN, ln their lawsuits,
claimed that a string attached to the Dalton
shield IUD caused bacteria to enter tbe uterua
and lead to infections.
In addition to 'the SS million in exemplary
damages sou1ht in each ot the lawsuits, reim·
bursement or medical and leeal fees also is re·
quested.
The Dalkoo shield was taken off the market
by Robins in 1974. However, it is estimated .
about 1 million of the devices are at.ill in use.
A Denver woman last August won a $16.2
million judgment against Robins, bued in
Richmond. Va., after she testified abe suffered
a miscarriage and was forced to undereo an
emergency hysterectomy after being fitted with
a Dalkon shield.
The women named ln the lawsuit.a come
from Southern California and throughout the
country.
Sixty lawsuits were filed against the Robins
company in Orange County Superior Court i.n
April, all allegin1 injuries caused by tbe Dalkon
device.
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WASHINOTON (AP) -He
tak h1I srandd•\llhter to Roy
Ro1era for bamburt•r ucl fried
cb!ckea.
At 1 State Department
Cbrlatmaa party. be re11Jea
cwu wl&.b--.. Md••• alrMI · And he'• tbe only amba111dor
,>MYll~ to UM tbe HCNUry
of state's private elevator. Jn
Waablnston, UtUe thln11 like
th1a matter.
Anatoly Fyodorovieh
Dobryn1n has bffn lloac:ow'a
man here for 23 years, thl"OQlh
cold war. thaw. deteate aJMi
back to a faJrly deep freae.
He's been ln Wutu.aaton loQeer
than any other ambassador.
GREGA&IOUS, skillful, aad
charming, he's also very tough.
• • Dobrynin has a lot ol traits of
the Western politician," says
Leslie H. Gelb, a former State
Department official who now
works for a private t.hlnk tank,
the Carnegie Endowment for In·
ternational Peace.
··He can work a crowd. He's
very sociable and cheerful. But
you'd be foolish to think he's
your buddy r ather than the am-
bassador from the Soviet
Union."
Dobrynin is a skilled debater.
'·People who aren't prepared for
him find he puts up a terrific
flow of arguments," s ays
Marsbal S hulman , chief
Russian.watcher at State.
SOMETIMES HE can wield a
blunt instrument. Another State
Department official still remem-
bers how, in a meeting with the
m i ld·manne red , soft-spoken
Adlai Steve nson, "Dobrynio
really look advantage of the mild manners and gave with a
wo rking over about Mideast
policies."
In keeping tabs on what's go-
ing on in Washington, Dobrynin
''knows the rumors as well as
the news reports," an American
official says. . "He'll follow budget heanngs
on the Hill and the debates in
presidential campaigns. He
kn ows wh a t make s the
American government bum."
Though he invites influential
journalists to caviar and smoked
salmon lunches at the Soviet
Embassy a few blocks from the White Rouse, be rarely gives in-
terviews.
IN THE PRESENT at-
mosphere or U.S. unhappiness
over the Soviet invasion of
Afghanistan, American
diplomats here and abroad bave
been iDstnlcted to avoid most of·
ficial and all social contacts with
the Russians. But Dobrynin paid
a parting call on Vance when the
secretary of state resigned. 1be
visit went largelf. unnoticed
because Dobrynin s limousine
pulled into the State Department
basement, where the am-
bassador took the secretary's
private elevator lo Vance's of.
rice.
Dobrynin has a good deal
more influence in his own gov-
e rnme nt t h a n most am -
bassadors. As a member of the
Central Committee of the Soviet
Communist party, he's general-
1 y con s ide red one of the
Kremlin's insiders. His counsel
and dispatches from the United
States are believed to carry
weight.
DOBRYNIN, the first in his
family to go to a university -be
had 11 brothers and sisters -
was trained as an electrical
engineer and joined the Soviet
Foreign Office during the war.
He speaks nuent English and
talks faster than moet people
think. He's long been a fawred'
guest on the Georgetown party
circuit and a Jovial hoet to the
capital's leading politicians.
On back-slapping terms with
many of the capital's power-
brokers, Dobrynin seems more
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SOVIET AMBASSADOR
An.eoty Dobrynln
the Washington ins ider than
Jimmy Carter.
"He has excellent contacts
around town,·· acknowledges a
Soviet specia list in the State
Department. ··He lobbies with
great skill."
His s tatus is som ewhat
s pecial. He's the only Soviet
diplomat who can travel rel-
atively freely around America
without first clearing his plans
with the State Department.
AND AS DEAN o f the
diplomatic corps here, he's the
ceremonial s hephe rd to the
capital's 2,000 foreign dJplomats,
which means that he and his
wife, Irina, are invited to d<nens
of social functions each month.
But since the fabric of detente
between Wash in gton a nd
Moscow h as fra yed . the
Dobrynins have kept a low pro-
file. appearing mostly at func-
tions sponsored by Eastern
European countries of the Soviet
bloc.
The Soviet e nvoy reads
copiousl y. includin g m a ny
newspapers, and closely follows
events in the United Stales.
Shrewd and cultivated, he im·
pressed Henry Kissinger with
bis insight into the American
political system . He was on
Scotch-sipping terms with Cyrus
Vance, Kissinger's successor as
secretary of state, and he met
Edmund Muskie. Vance's
replacement, several limes
while Mualtie served lo the
Senate.
DO BIS llE.POllTS accurately
refleet American realities?
Some American officials say Dobrynin misjudged tbe likely
U.S . reactioo to the intervenUoo
in Afghanistan last December
and that bis superiors were dis-
tu r bed by the freeze that
followed.
But one top diplomat, who
asked to remain anonymous,
says, "I know of few cases when
it seemed to us that things were
misrepresented in Moscow."
Henry Kissinger, whose In·
timate exchanges with Dobrynin
stretched over eight years, has
high praise for the Soviet
diplomat in Kissinger's book,
"The White House Years.·•
WHILE DOBRYNIN never
wavered in bis dedication to the
Soviet system and the Kremlin
line, Kissinger said, be also
showed flexibility and suavity
remarkable in a Soviet
diplomaL
"He was ooe of the few Soviet
diplomats of my acquaintance
wbo understood the psychology
of others,'' Kissinger wrote. And on the whole, he thought.. the
ambassador's presence was a
decided plus in Soviet-American
relations. He added:
"There's no substitute for the
insight of the man oo the spot
who mixed enough to take the
pulse or political life without
becoming so absorbed as to loee
perspective." ·
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and Marl< Brower are
surrounded by some
of their charges,
the P/tlnts you see
1n matty restaurants
and offices. Thetr
Laguna Canyon firm
waters and cares for
plants to the tune
of $2 million a year.
Tlleg're Kings of Indoor Jungle
By JOHN NEEDHAM
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Plants are in -ln restauranta, buai·
neaa offices and even car washes. But who nurtures these shrubs. slips,
1hoota, sprouts and seedllngs '! Tropical
Interior Landscapes in Laguna Beach
'malatalns plants in more than 200
restaurants in 21 states.
SO, WRY don't customers dining in
their favorite restaurant surrounded by
luab vegetation ever see anyone water-
ing, weedini or alnging lo a plant?
Because the plant peqple perform
their magic in the wee (bours of the
morning when all but lnaomnlacs are
fut asleep.
.. We start work .at about 3 a .m .• " said
Mark Brower, co-owner of Tropical."
and by early afternoon we're ready lo
bit the beach for a few hours."
Started five years aeo by Brower and
his partner Dennil Keany as a two-man
operation. the Tropical la now a cor-
poratlon grossing 12 million n year and
employing 35 workers
THE BULK OF their work Is with
large restaurant chains such us Bob"i.
Rig Boy, Jojo's, Rcubcm. und Ht>d
Omon. Tropical also has contracts Nllh
developers to provide planL'> for model
homes.
Brower said recent trends lo archltoc·
ture makes 1t more practical and ea1uer
to keep plants
"There 1s a lot more C'Onccrn with
light now," Brower said .. People are
•Tit~• .sOMr rral brutr•
a t this p okrr '"'"" 111
Ga r d rna tltat arr •rrriN" •.
all d w so.--. losrn takr It
o u t on tltr plan u.~ .
installmg skylights and arc putt.mg In
more windows This meani. we can use
larger, typically outside trees where we
couldn't before.··
HE SAID most people had a tendency
to over-water indoor plants.
"We water ours about once a week."
"We get there and we llnd cl1arette
butts anutfed out In the pot.B and drinks
poured ln with glasse11 l1yin1 in lbe eoll .
1\11 the sore losers take it out on the
plants ."
HE SAID one oC ht. biggest problem• ts
the high turnover of his employees. "The
work requires quite a bit of Lralninl in the
Cl rat place." beaald.
"I've found girls do a better job and
!ltay longer than men I don't know why
It Just seems to always work out that
way."
Brower said women could handle
most ol the tasks involved in the job.
·'They do everything that the men do
with few exceptions," he said.
··once in a great while we have to
send a man out ln • woman 'a route to
move a heavy pot, but not very otten.
BROWER SA I D the on1oing
economlc crunch has not hurt tus bust·
ness. "Surprisingly we haven't been ar.
fected ." he said "Our business con-
tinues to grow about 10 percent every
three months
··1 guess people feel they have too
much Invested," he said. "The last
thing they want to do is let their plants die.··
Brower. Ju.st 27 himself. sa.id most or
the people working for him were young
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County Fair's
Photo Contest
D e adline N ear
Orange County photographers who
wish to enter photos in the Orange
County Fair must do ao by Saturday.
accord.in& to Run Wllllama, photo·
grapby department aupervilor for the
(air.
Brower said. "ln fact, anyone that we
have a contract with is guaranteed a
free replacement 1r a plant dies. We don't replace very many.··
Brower arud not all hta customers feel
beneYoleot toward plants "There's
some real brutes at this poker club in
Gardena that we service." he said.
laughing.
men and women in their 20s "I would ~~~=~=====~;!!!l!!!l!!!!!!!il guess the average is 22," he said
HE SAID HIS future look:'> good I
"Some people tell me that Uus ls JUll a s
Prints may be delivered to the photo·
graphy building on the fairgrounds
from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. Friday or from 11
a.m. to 5 p.m . Saturday.
There will be divisions for amateurs.
professionals, juniors and special
clasaificatioos, Williams said.
Entry forms for the amateur and
Junior competition may be obtained at
the Orange County Fairgrounds.
Entry forms for the professional com·
petition will be available at local
camera stores. Profeastooal pbotographen will com·
pete through the ProfesaWoal Pboto-
grapben ot Orange County.
Abo beiJlll held at the fair La the third
annual Presa Pbotograpben Coolest.
Deadline ror these entries la July l .
Presa pbotop'apba will al.lo be dis·
played during the fair, and the general
public will vote for the moat outalandin&
photo to receive the Sweepstakes
Award.
Entry forms for the press photo-
grapbera competition are available at
theOrangeCounty Fair Grounds.
Open only to amateurs 1s the "Many
Faces or the Fair" contest The contest
is for pictures taken durmg the Orange
County Fatr, and there 1s no entry form
or fee.
Printa entered in the "Many Faces"
cohtest must be s ubmitted to the
Oranae County Fair Administration BuUdingby4p.m.Aug.18.
For more information call Ule !cur·
grounda at 751-3247.
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Youth Checkups Urg ed
A campa 1i:n to encourage
young people from 10 to 14 years
old is beUlg waged during June
and July by the Child Health and
D1sab11Jty Prevention Program
Free bn~htly-colored T shirt
iroo-ona. posters, buttons and
decals are belnR dl1tributed
through th e count y Health
Department. health chnu.·s. shopp111g malls and commuruty
orgamzat1on:. to publicize the
campaign
The child health checkup pro-
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r are and serves Californians
from birtl) through age 20 who
are eligible for Med1Cal
Periodic dental e xams and
physical exams are available
from participating dentll\t s,
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t Rats! •ere's That Pied Piper ...-----A-n-nou_n_ci_ng-ou-r op-en-,-.ng __ ..
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"They nry deftnit.ely have the potential of
carryins d.lseue. The vehicle is their neaa .
which are unique to rat.a," declares Beams.
But, be ta.Id, 1urveillance and capture of
roof rats and sublequt!nt indexing, or bead
count census ol neu being tarried al>oard them
this season show lhe threat really isn't too
severe
''WE ARE LOOKING for the Oriental rat
nea and the northern rat flea They're very
speclfic·to rats," said Beams. They aren't flDd·
Hlg many of those on the roof.
Beams said today the county's burgeoning
roof rat population has shown an alarming in·
crease, with reports this season skyrocketing in
ne wer residential areas of Huntington Beach.
Fountain Valley and Costa Mesa.
Some complaints <1bout the long-tailed
vermin are also being received from Irvine.
where their heavy natural vegetation and or-
namental cover is more lush this season.
The messy little creatures that feast on .un·
ha rvested and leftover fruit and leftover pet
food are Ondang ready heavens in untrimmed
ivy. palm and yucca and bougainvillea.
FURTHERMORE. COUNTY residents
aren 't showing enough enthusiasm for picking
ripening fruit or trimming vegetation caused by
last winter's rams to help alleviate the problem,
Beams said.
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LONOON 1AP1 After more than a quarter
centur) of discussion. the city government has ap·
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sidewalk rcnovatton. Construction is to begin in
1982.
Piccadilly Circus. neon-lit hub of the British
capital's cinema and t heaterland. has over the
years become a "drab and tatty traffic island'" -
in the words of one city offi cial
Unlllle their la&}' couslna the common
Norway r_,t which prefera a lald·back exlatence
clo.e to Lbo food supply. roof rats are also fast
ttavetns.
"11wy'U JUSl take orr straight down miles
and mll• ot uninterrupted nood control chan·
ntla." says Beams. "They even run along over·
bead utility lines and use them for rapid transit.
He said they also sometimes bitch rides
aboard trut\ truck.a in ve1etaUoo clippings and
travel miles lhal way.
BEAMS SAID aooF rats can always be
dlatinlUisbed by their tails. which are longer
than tlleir bodies, although perhaps from diet or
exposure to sunshine they have been changing
color in recent years.
"They used lo be distinguishable as all
black. but now they're turning gny."
Beams said one consolation for countians is
the fact rats don't carry rabies, unlike other
vermin. although no one seems to know why.
He added that due to Proposition 13 cut·
backs. the county is being forced to spend less
than on rat poison. which was being scattered
about the county at thE' rate of 55 pounds per
day per year
This necessitates taxpayer aid in doing
a way wilh the roof rat epidemic through other
corrective measures. such as cleaning up
gardens and keeping lids on garbage c<1ns.
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River Boaters Invading Hnrbor
Dana P o int' O fficials Outline New Dangers o n Open Seas
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Color1edo Rher bo1tera art>
heiadln1 for 01no Point Harb«
inatead ol lnJand waten and tM
r ult lS upected to be rword
marina tramc J•ms Mnd ma
think twlrt 1boul lon1 trll)I,
bo1ten who art UJed to calm r
Inla nd w1tera ir e oow
m1neuW'rin1 lh Ir veuela In th
harbor and occ•o, Dan.. Polnl
Harbor Patrol depuUes aald.
ferent thu the ocean. There are
many tbl,Qp \MC can occur here
that normally wouldn't at the
river."
fi\or example, you don't 1et a
alx-foot sea ln the river.
....... -e---,baprttila summer
With h'(rtul'd 1asohne t'Olb
CllUlln& would·be tnavelerti to
"It'• 10melhtn1 new lo them,"
said set J(lck . EVt•ns of thtl
harbor patrol.
The uver.,e boater who fre-
quent.a inland waters la not UHd
to judging d.Jatances and Is fre-
qutnUy untamUJar wtth direc:-"Thti (Coloradol river IH
pat rolled but lht' w11tt1r hs dlf·
Old Golfers Teed Off
Cost» Mesa 'b olde r golfers.
irate over hikes in greens feeB of
up to 75 percent, threaten to
pack the City Council's ch1m·
bers to overflowing Monday
night in protest .
the current S20 to $25. "That !) u
25 percent i n crease." he
charged
Even worse, he said is the In-
crease for Los Lagos course.
The S20 fee there will move up to
$3.5, a 7~ percent hike .
OCMan Shot ·'They already Increased lht.
fees two years ago," he con-
tended. Dick Foster said Friday he
and two compatnots have talked
to at least 70 senior-citizen
goUers who are steam ing over
the fee increases.
One of them, Elvin Hutchison,
the former principa l of Kaiser
School, has secured a spot or
Monday's 6:30 p.m. c~·l ounci'
agenda to talk abo.~t }' e tt.e~
An Orange man is in cnltcal
condition today after being shot
twice during a fa m ily dis
turbance a t his home. 118 W.
Hoover St .. police said.
The fees went up 33 percent.
he said, when Social Security In·
come went up 9 percent.
Foster claimed that all of the
candidates who ran for the City
Council posts in April vowed
they would do all they could for
senior citizens.
Foster noted 1 'tlt, onth
playing fees at the city's Mes
Linda course are going up fro
Leocadio Maganu. 43. WMS
taken to UC Irvine Medical
Center following the 8:20 p.m.
shooting. Police said that Rolan-
do Rodriquez. 22. is wanted for
questioning ill connection with
the incident.
"So what's the first thing they
give us." he asked rheiortcally.
''The shaft. that·~ what."
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King of Hearts Wins a Hand
By CAROL MOORE Of "'9 0.11, ,.,..,. SUff
fo'ather and daughter.
It doesn't have quite the commercial ring
of "Father & Son ," but it's still a special
partnership. Especially when there's one of
him andfourofus
The lack of boys in the family didn't seem
to matter. His interest was people and the mot·
to he instilled was .. Do your part and a li ttle bit
extra ...
SO HE TAUGHT whoever was closest or
old enough how lo bait a fi.c.h hook . figure a
'"' h.,~L' -~ r,,1
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square root, lie a n Un-
d e rwriters' Laboratory
knot or change a Oat tire.
He knew the lessons would
come in handy bOme day.
We also ldrned from
him how to make extra
high angel food cakes. a
knack he acquired as a re
sourceful teen-ager in the
Depression. And w e're
still trying to figure out
how he kept the creamed egg sauce so
smooth for so long on Sunday mornings while
four teen-ager!> and mother got ready for
church.
WHATEVER WE SEND as a gift today
can't match what he's given us.
Our playhouse. This slope-roofed cot·
tage straight out of "Hansel and Gretel" was
the pride of the neighborhood 20 years ago.
No one has the heart to tear it down so now it
s helters the patio furniture In ralny weather.
--.. An appreciation for the outdoors. No
man has truly conquered the wUderness un-
til he gives his wife the Labor Day weekend
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off and goes camping with four daughters.
one of whom is still in diapers.
-A PENCHANT FOR learning. To coax
us into writing a better essay or finishing our
math homework. he would let us use his
trusty. mechanical pencil. The mahogany
dining room table 1s still engraved with a
frustrated. quadratic equation and a few con·
jugated verbs
Respect for public ser vice His father
was a judge and Dad became a high school
trustee. Our introduction to politics was eye·
opening. When we went to bed, he was los·
mg: by the next morning. the ballot count
had swung in his fuvor.
Professional gumption. When a pro·
motion meant moving to headquarters in
Chicago. he changed corporations. sw1tch1og
Crom c hemical research to personnel
management and eventually safety engineer·
ing so the family could s tay in the city and
schools we wanted.
-EXTRA PATIENCE. It undoubtedly
ran low as he took four woman dri\•ers
on their first spin behind the wheel or won ·
dered how much longer we could tie up the
phone But his patience "'as r evitalited
when "permanent press" was invented and
he didn't have to wait for someone lo iron his
s hirts. Sideltne support. He was always in the
bleachers when one of us would be named a
Filly League All-star, chosen homecoming
queen or elected cheerleader. Or when things
didn't go right. he had the words that wouJd
turn a disappointment or disadvantage
at;ound. And he gave us away. walking us down
the aisles to welcome some sons into the
family at last.
GWC Stylists
Retire Trophy
Golden West College
cosmetology s tudents
have won the rotating
team trophy at the 17th
ann ual South ern
16 Name d
To Scie nce
Fraternity
Judy Ann Jackson or
Costa Mesa has been
named Orange Coast
College's outstanding
social science student,
college officials said.
Miss Jackaoo and 15
other students from the
Orange Cout area who
have maintained a bifb
academic record n
aoclal ldeoce have been
accepted into PbJ AJpba
Mu, a 1ocl1I 1clonce
honorary tratemJty.
The other aludenta AC·
ceDted wen!: """" C.••• ..... , =·· .. Cl•'ffOll, bot a . ..._..,, M,
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California In -
tercollegiate hairstyling
com petitloo held In Los
Angeles.
The trophy. has been
won five consecutive
years by Golden West.
and Is the college's
permanently.
Seven other colleges
par\lclpated in the com-
petlUon.
IndlvlduaJ winners
were Connie Beck, Hunt-
ington Beach, ftrst place
evenina styles; Chung
Boreman. Garden
Grove, fl rat place,
daytime styles ; Amy
Mittendorf, Huntington
Beach. second place,
quick service: and Ctn·
d y Daiale. Westmiftater,
third place, artistic
1tyles.
tlon1 once at aea, Evan• po.lnted
out.
For thl1t reaaon. depuu .. may
have dllficulty loc•Una .. vetHI
alter receiving 1 dl1tre111 call.
There are allo probl ma with
boaten ln ltMrtl who are not
familiar with tho rule• ot lhe
road.
•·we have peopJl' who ao oot
and buy a Q)0,000, IO·loot )'l<'ht
and doo't know t.h• llral thlnM
1tboul ruin and ru1ul1tlon1.
sald Evant. He said many boat•n al.o
lack knowled1e of neceHary
emer1ency equipment
Orlnlrtn1 by bol t1 lerou1
boaters can be a blR problt1m,
particularly In be11vy &raffle.
Evan• aald that from thf'
harbor patrol office v•nh11e
polnt deputies hMve watched a
lot of neitr misses. Things don'l
figure to be better this summer
"Many people say, ·Let's 10
down io the boat. and if the
weather breaks we'll l(o out.·
They wait ror the weather and
by that time they may h1tve
quite a bit to drink.·· he said
Delly ,._ SUtl ......
Dana Point Harbor has shps
for about 2.800 boMls but Evans
sald there la no wuy to tell ex·
actly bow many vessels are out
in a gi\•en day or period or time.
especially since many or them
are visiton new lO the harbor.
SGT.JACK EVANS SURVEYS DANA HARBOR WATERS
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H1I falnOUI hometown pal ,.,,m l'nd~·
dence. Mo.. lbe late Harry S. Truman, waa
never a man to mlncoe wonla and nelthu 11 J.B.
Whit.My Jr. ol Corona del Mar, petnilewp and
perfume cbembt and poet.
Whltney'a penonaJ preferenff I« eeclDOIDY
with wordl at \be •ae ol • may have bepn
with lbe day ln 1890 whee be was born and
named.
He doesn't have a flnt and middle name,
Just &be lniUals J .B .• beeauae his parents
figured what WU lood ene>uCh for his father,
J .B. Sr .• was good enoucb for blm .
.. SOME'IUIES YOU CAN DPR£86 lblngs -
better ln a stnsle line and save more space U.an
in the regular style of writina, .. says J .B .• who
is currently at wort on an eplc poem.
His subject la the World War I DQugbboy
soldier.
He knows about them first hod. He was
one.
"I was 'l:1 when I went ln; I wu a medical
technician," says Whitney, who by then had ·
earned his bachelor's degree from the Unlverai·
ly of Missouri at Columbia ln chemistry.
WIOTNEY WAS WOllKJNG in the rough-
and-tum ble oilfields of Oklahoma, where
writers of poetry and verse -or even men who
could write their own names -were somewhat
scarce. • "I just started writing these little sketches
about five years ago;• says Whitney, whose
work ls liable to address any subject depending
on whim and inspiration.
The spry widower who lives with bis son at
614 Avocado Ave., Corona del Mar, 5ays he was
inspired by a recent newspaper arttcle on
veterans of World War I in undertaking his
Doughboy poem.
... USED TO PUT OUT A house organ for
the sales people," explains Whitney. who edited
that publicatioo for 10 of his 'l:1 years with
Luziers Inc., a Missouri-based cosmetics and
perfume company.
He joined the direct-sales firm in 1929 after
his employer in the oil industry shut down and he returned to Independence, where the
Trumans were good friends of the Wbitneys.
"I hear from Bess regularly," be says or
the late president's aged widow.
ONE OF WHITNEY'S TREASURED
keepsakes is a United Press International photo
of him chatting with Harry on Election Day
l!M8 before the nationwide results were in sho~ Truman walloped Thomas E . Dewey in
the all-time presidential election upset.
Both men were out for their daily constitu·
t -tional walk.
He still carries bb American Legion Post
' membership card with Truman's autograph
from one day wbeo he was in Washington, D.C.
• and dropped ln on his old neighbor at the White
House to see bow the business of running lbe
country was going. "I think he'd probably win today. And I
think he'd band.le the Iranian situation a little
bit differently too," declares Whitney.
"I think he'd call thelr bluff and then go in
there and do sometbln&."
WIDTNEY SAYS HE HAS NOT submitted
any or his rhymes for magazine publication, but
samples show mach of it to be of print quality.
in the veln of Richard Armour and others.
One of his droll pronouncements deals with
a man's gradual accumulation of replacement
parts such as toupee, false teeth and other compo-
nents that enable senior citizens to literally
start all over again.
His World War I poem deals more soberly
with battle memories ln relro8pect.
"WE SENT OUR CL0111ES home parcel
post/But kept the things we treasure most,"
reads one memorable line.
"We crossed the channel ln dark of night/
And reached Le Havre about dayli ght," reads
another.
Whitney hasn't tacltled it yet. but his unique
experience -be was at one time one of only a
dozen graduate chemists in the entire perfume
industry -should provide a weaJth of material
for his rhyming skills.
He says he learned that it is and has been a
fact -even before women began altering their
hair color at will -that blondes prefer nower-
based perfume scents.
BBUNl.Tl'ES, BE SAYS, prefer the so-
calJed Oriental scents, such as those derived
from spices and rare woods or other plant life.
And women wlth titian-hue d hair, or
redheads, go for the exotic or sensual odors
compounded of other ingredients and often
mixed with musk derived from wild animals.
Whitney says be doesn't know why, but
that's just lbe way It la and peraooal experience
proved lt to him.
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J.B~ WHrTNEY PICTURED WITH TRUMAN
RUGGED ECONOMY
FLOOR TILE
• PRACTICAL TOUGH &
LONG-LASTING!
•POPULAR PATTERN &
VERSA TILE COLORS!
Smiles
Put in .
Service
DETROIT (AP>
Politics breeds service
wlth a smile here.
With the city playlng
boat to its first national
politlcal con•entlon
when the Republicans
meet here July 14·18.
virtually everyone in
Detroit ls making prep-
ar:atioos fort.be big event.
CAB DaJV'gRS and
waitresses are beln&
sent to acbool. lnP·
llleepera are drlllin&
clerks oo the fine points ot
customeraerlice.
Recniiten are stgntnc
·up t.OOu,,and.s ol volun-
teers to help make vis·
itors to the cooventloo
welcome with maximum
attention being paid to
their needs.
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:~.· The South's Alan Dolens ky <401 slams in a dunk shot as
Michael McCarthy attempts to defend in Saturday's
Orange County All-star basketball game at Orange
Coast College. The South won, 114-93. For story and ad-
ditional photos see page B4.
'·Nehemiah Back
After fu juries
WALNUT lAPl World re
cord bolder Renaldo "Skeets"
Nehemiah s howed Saturday that
· he was back from the injuries
that have plagued him most or
the year, winning the 110-meter
hurdles event at The Athletics
Congress outdoor track and fi eld
ehampionships.
The fluid Nehemiah. ham
pered by a torn cartilage in his
h!rt ankle. a "hip tilt" and an
Achilles tendon injury in 1980.
skimmed over the hurdles In
13.49 seconds in edging Dedy
Cooper, the runner~ in 13 56
ROD MILBURN, the 1972
Olympic champion who is mak·
ing a comeback this year after a
seven year absen ce from
amateur competition. finished
fourth in 13.76. behind Anthony
Campbell of the University or
Southern California. timed in
13.70.
• •'Nehemiah had shown signs
that he was fully recovered from
his physical problems in
Ji"riday's heats and semifinals.
but he still said he needed to
prove his comeback was com-
plete by winning the final.
Although bis time was not
dose to his world mark of 13.00,
be beat some or the best
h urdlers in the country. The only
JD&jor absentee was Greg
-4'oster, the NCAA champion
from UCLA. Foster decided to
1tip me national chauipionsblps
to get ready for next week's U.S.
Olympic trials at Eugene. Ore.
NEBBlllAH. WINNER or his
third atrailht national uue. bad
PRESS CORPS SETS
OPEN RECORD
not competed in five weeks. In
his last appearance. he finished
fourth in the UCLA Invitational.
a race won by Foster.
In this meet. Nehemiah said
he did not need Fo~ter to run
well.
"Greg 1s a smart athlete."
said Nehemiah. "He knows what
races he needs to run I don't
need a certain guy to make me
run fast. I'm used to the lonelt·
ness out there "
Frankline Jacobs of Fairleigh
Dickinson University also re
pealed as cha mpion The
diminutive high jumper took his
!-econd :>traight crown, clearing
7 feel. 414 inches.
"I am very pleased with this
performance." said Jacobs. who
extended his overall winning
s treak to 13. "I am certain I can
1ump well enough to make the
Olympic team.
"I FEEL I AM capable or 7·8
or 7.9 this year," added the 5-8'1•
Jacobs. "Since I do not have the
opportunity to win a gold medal
this year in the Olympic Games.
my goal is the world record
(7·8'r.!)."
Putter Deserts Nicklaus
Japan 's A oki Ties for Le ad in U.S. Open
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SPRINGFIELD. NJ. (AP> -Jack
flih~klaua' ilb familiar. so frustrating put-
tfng problems dropped him back into a tie
with Japan's lsao Aoki for the third·rou.nd
lead Saturday in the 80th U.S. Open goll
c hampionship.
"I'll let you know tomorrow," Nicklaus
said.
I was at 10 under par, it might have been
one or two."
Aoki, a slender 37-y,.ar-old who has 31 ot
his career 32 titles in Japan, birdied the
last two. holes for a third consecutive as
and a tie with N~'ckl us.
lie obviously had other things on his
mind. Like winning a record-tying fourth
<
"I would have loved to have made it a
very dull tournament." Nicklaus said after
postlng his round of par 70, which included
12 putts on the last five holes,
011 ·n · l oday
('l1u1111 f#f 1 "' 1 1 ::ia
American national championship
It set up a dr ic confrontation for
today's final ro of the most prestigious
of all the world tests of golfing greatness.
On the one hand is Nicklaus, now 40,
considered by many as the greatest player
of all time. He's trying to cap a comeback
from two years or deep frustration with a
record-tying fourth American national
champions hip
"BUT.'' HE SIGHED. "YOU ARE going
to have a very exciting tournament.
Once holding a three-stroke lead, he had
a chance to all but clinch 1t
And the putter gave it away · · 1 had an opportunity on the back nine
Lo run and hide from the field. But I gave
back what I had."
And he left unans wered a question about
his possible retirement from the game he
has ruled so long "1' he wins tomorrow," Tom Watson
!>aid of Nicklaus. "l thank he may retire "
"Walking down the 10th fairw ay
after shooting 32 on the front side I felt
very confident. very relaxed I lo\as pla~
mg with a three-shot lead and playing the
easiest holes .. And now I don't have th<' lead Now
)Ou·re vulnerable to !>IX or eight players tr
On the other hand is Aoki . by far the
finest player in his country and seeking to
become the first Oriental to win one of the
game's Big Four titles. Should he do it. it
would mark the first time in history that
Burne tt
Decis ions
Galin d ez
8) HOWARD L. HANDY
OI tlw D•lly Ptlol Sl•fl
J essl' Burnett has fought all
around the \\Orld, most of the
time on !>hort notice lo fill in for
some other fi ghter who has sud·
denly scra tC'hed himself from
contention
Thi:, umt.'. hl' fought m his own
backyard a nd he pounded out a
unanimous 12-round dec1s1on
over \'1ctor Galindez in a
cruiscrwc1ght chm1nation bout
(Jt the Disneyland Hotel Exhibit
Hall before about 1.000 fans and
a nation" ide te lev1s 1on au-
dience.
•'OR Bt:R~ETT. 1t was a JUSt
reward for his long pati~ and
oft-times unappreciated efforts .
And his first thoughts when he
entered his dressing room car·
ned the significance of many of
his previous fights .
"Be honest with me." he said
in addressing two members of
the press. "That wasn't no
hometown decision. was it""
Indeed 1t was n't. Burnett not
only won unanimously but he
had the only t\\O knockdowns of
tht' f1~ht as \\ell. 10 an action·
packed bout.
The two knockdowns came in
the seventh round and caused
Galindez' wife to leave the arena
for several rounds. Perhaps she
saw the end in sight for the
nngwise veteran·s career that
has seen him hold the light
heavyweight crown on two dif-
ferent occasions.
Burnett considers himself a
counter-puncher even though he
was the aggressor much of the
lime Saturday.
THE VICTORY apparent
won Burn<'tt the right to a
cru1scrwei.:ht title fight with
l\larv1n Camel and it might be
the next on the agenda for the
sponsoring WAY·ARMS Founda-
t 1 o n group that s taged
Saturday's card
"Wt• are trying to get him a
shot at the title." Promoter Bill
Caplan said after the fight.
"Camel has one optional fight
before a mandatory bout with
the No 1 challenger which
would come within 60 days after
the optional "
Whatever the future for
Burnett, he won his biggest de·
c1s1on in a professional career
that spans 34 fights. The 34-year-
old veteran was signed early in
the week to fill in for Camel.
·'They told me three weeks
ago to be ready because
Galindez has a habit of falling
<See BURNETI', Page 8%)
ISee GOLF, Page 82)
Fregosi Stea1n~d
A ngel Manager Ejected B efore Loss
By DAVE CUNNINGHAM
Of tlw D•1fy ~llot Sl•tt
It 's bad enough that the
Angels have 13 other Amencan
League teams pus hing them
ar ound. but no\\ they've got the
umpires and league president
Let> MacPha1l on their backs.
LOO
IJ mpire Larry Barnett phoned
MacPhail Saturday night to re·
port that Angel Manai;:er Jim
Fregos1 violated league rules by
remaining in Lhe dugout after he
"as ejected
FREGOSI SET a personal re·
cord by being banished nine
minutes BEFORE the game
began, and 1f he did remain in
the dugout as Barnett alleges, it
didn 't help Boston beat tht'
Angels. 7·3.
"All during the game he's
managing his team ." Barnett
said, "and during the rifth and
sixth innings he puts on a white
rain hat a nd s t ands 1n the
dugout. I don't know who he
thinks he is with that disguise.
Colombo or somcthmli(
"Once he 's ejected. my JOb
"1th tum I!> done." Barnett con
tinued. explaining why he didn't
chase Fregos1 a second time.
"I'll let Mr. MacPhail handle it
now."
THE CONTROVERSY ob·
scured a game which was de·
cided by Carl Yastrzemski's
fluke two-run homer Rick
Miller got his glove on the ball,
but 1t bounced up and over the
fence.
"It would ha\'C gone over the
fence anyway," Miller s aid,
"but I had a chance at the ball
It hit the pocket. my glove hit
c fence. and the ball popped
ou and over. I should have
caug tit "
Car ey Lansford celebrated
his re from a three-day sus·
pens n by belting a two·run
homer lJl the fourth inning, and
although he was far removed
from the argument, Lansford
played an unwilling hand 1n
Fregosi"s e1ecUon .
The Angel manager was angry
because, while Lansford got sus·
pended for bumping an umpire.
Boston catcher Carlton Fisk
went scot-free after grabbing an
umpire Fnday night.
FISK SAYS he was trying to
stop a confrontation between
ump Jim Evans and pitcher
Dennis Eckersley. who were
arguing about a pitch that was
called a ball.
Fisk grabbed Evans· arm and
JIM FREGOSI
s pun him around. stopping him
from approaching Eckers ley on
the mound Phvs1cal <'Onfronta
lion \,\1th 8Jl umpire usually rt!·
~ult.s in an automatic' eJed.1on
In Lansford·s case. it also in·
eluded a $2.SO fine and a tbree-
day suspension. but Evans says
he let Fisk orr li f,?htly because
the Boston catcher "was JU.St
trying to restore order · ·
Before Saturday·., game.
Fregosi approached Evans and
brought up the subJect a~ain
"All I did was say that 1f one
of my players gets into an argu·
ment I was going to grab the
umpire and pull him by the
arm." Fregosi said. He fi gured
that 1f Fis k could do 1t. he could.
too
"llE SAID that tf I did. they
"'ould throw me out of the game
I asked them what the d1r
fen~nce would ht> bet•.veen that
and what Fis k d id." Fregosi
said "They said there was a d1f
ferencc. but I still don't know
whal 1t 1s
At that pomt 1n the comersa-
tlon. which "'as sta rting to get
ugl). umpire ere"' chief Barnett
decided to mter\'ene
"When I came up to him."
Barnett claims. ··He said, ·rm
not lalldng to you. Keep your
<bleep >ing nose out of thlS "·
Barnett says Fregosi closed
his statement with an obscene
re mark, and that's when he
ejected the manager.
"Then he kicked dirt on me
and Jim Evans and made a lot
or oth1.•r unpnnt ;.iblc remarks."
8;irnctt :>a~:,
THE t:MPIRE da1ms Fregosi
continued lo call the shots for his
tl·am from the vicinity of the
du~out. and that he actually re-
turnl·d to the dugrwt in the late
innrng•,, wearing the white
r;.11nhat
\\'hl'n informed of Barnett ~
che1ri::es. Fregos1 picked a \\h1te
ra1nhat Off hi!> desk, closed It 10-
~ldC a drawer. 1.1nd said Barnett
"'JS m1~takcn
··Maybe 1t was somebody
dressed 10 m y uniform." he
said, trying to suppress a ::.mile.
··1 didn't have a white hat."
Arter his ejection Fregosi
played the ~ame under protest.
CSee ANGELS, Page B:!>
Dodge r s
Halt E x po
~treak, 8-0
MONTREAL <AP> -Dick
Williams knew the bubble wouJd
eventually have to burst for tbe
Montreal Expos and the
manager was relieved that it did
in their 8--0 loss Saturday night to
the Los Angeles Dodgers .
·'We were certainly out·
matched in tt\is one, that's for
sure," Williams said after his
club had its 10-game winning
s treak snapped before a crowd
of 44 ,585 at Olympic Stadium.
"8l1T IF THE STREAK 1s go·
1ng to come to an end, I'd just as
Ou 'I '\ 'l 'ud(ly
(Ja,uuwl 11 "' IO::io
~oon see 1t happen ltkc this, ..
Williams added "It hurts a lot
more in a 2·1 or a l·O game."
The Expos. who have \\On 24
of lhe1r last 28 games. fell
behind in the first inning and
ne\'cr showed signs of challeng-
in~ Los Angeles' lead
"We were out of 1t from the
beginning, but on the positive
s ide of things. our bench got five
of our six hits and Brad Mills
continues to play great ball for
us." Williams said.
Dodger Manager Tom
Lasorda said he was pleased
with his club's 13-hit attack.
'Tm glad that we're back on
the winning track. and it's good
to see the club let loose for eight
runs." Lasorda said.
PEDRO GUERRE RO, who
went 2-for-4 with two RBI and
two runs scored. said he hoped
his performance might help him
gain a regular berth in the
Dodgen' lineup.
"I can't do no better than I did
tonight," Guerrero said.
Burt Hooton scattered six hits.
struck out four and walked two
to win his sixth game In nine de-
cisions for the Dodgers.
MONTREAL STARTER R08S
Grimsley, 2-4, wu pulled after
three lnn1n1s and was 1reeted
wlth a chorus of boos by the
crowd of 44,585. Grimsley aJ.
Jowed elatit bits, six runs. five
of which were earned and two
homenma.
Tho Dodgers look a 1-0 lead U>
the flnt when Reggie Smith's
aacrlflce fly drove in Derrel
Tbomu, who h..t doUbled md ion• to tblrd oa lluHell'a
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Cuban Ref u ee Jockey
OVerjoy d With Sixth
F'~m APl)ttpatcllftl
MIAMI Lui s Mora rode Le Conquor E
ant to a ahnh-place flnlah at C•lder Race
Track, but the jockey WIH overjoyed.
It wu Mora 'a fl rat profualoaaJ ride since
Cuban Pre ldclnl 1'"td l Castro clOled Havan•'• Oriental Pull
13 yeahi qo. More lmporlanU)'' It WH hl• rlrRt rtde alnc• ar·
rlvln1 ln the UnJlud Statca five weeks ago in onts of the
"Freedom Flotilla" boats that've carried more than 113.000
Cub•na h~re .
.. My dream has come tru.t: ~1d Moru. the first boallJCl
refu1ee to ride at a U.S track.
Moca s aid he did some ridmg whUe working on a farm in
Cuba ln April, he became one of 10,800 Cubans who sought
refuge al the Peruvian Embassy in Havana
Mora said he left Cuba by boat 45 days ago. The ':r1 year
old refugee said Cuban aulhorilJes refused to let his wire and
16·year·old dauahler accompany him
Old friend!. Angel Gonzalez. owner of Le Conquerant. and
trainer Luis Olivares gave Mora a job ext:rcismg horses for
them. then gave him his first ride Friday
.,.....-------Quoir ol dar Day------.
Pete Rose. commenting on his mult1miUion dollar
contract with the Phillies: "With the money 1·m mak
ing. I should be playing two pos itions ...
tlurc·••t•'s lloH•••r H ;,." 1'01• \ fUtl..:t•••"
Bobby Murcf'r's lwo·out, two-run homer on a Ill
1·2 pitch from Rick Laa1ford powered the New
York Yankees to a 2·1 victory. over Oakland Sa.tur·
day in American League actwn. Before the ninth
inning, Langford had allowed just two hits and at one llme re·
tired 17 straight Yankee ballers . . Robla l'ouat
highlighted Milwaukee's four-run second mnine with the
third lnside·the·park homer of his career -all against
Kansas Cit y helping the Brewers to a
5·2 victory over the Royals. Bea OgUvie
and Don Money added solo homers for
Milwaukee . . . Len Barker pitched a
four·hitter. yielding only one earned run ln
the last 811 innings. as Cleveland defeated
Minnesota. 3-2 Roy Howe ll's
sacrifice fl y scored Garth lorg in lhe bot·
tom of the ninth inning, capping a two-run
rally and 1uving Toronto a 7-6 victory over
Texas Detroit scored two s ixth·
inning runs off Ch.icago While Sox left·
Mui.elf• hander Brill Bums without the benefit of a
hit, and John Wockt-nfuss dnlled a seventh-inning homer lo
lead the Tige rs to a 3·0 victory . . Willie Horton and Larry
Cox homered in a i.1x·run firth inning to lead Seattle to a 9·8
vlrtor y over n altlmore In the National League. Nolan
Ryan a nd three relieve rs teamed for a seven-hitter and Ryan
slrokl.-<l a n RBI single a s Houston beat Pittsburgh, 7-3 ...
A two-nm homer by Greg Luzinski and a solo shot by Mike
Schmidt h<·lpccl Slevl' Carlton become the major league·s
firs t ll·game winner as Philadelphia beat slump-ridden San
Dll'l!O. 3.1 Ivan Of'Jesus ripped four singles and scored
four llmt·-. while Larry Billtner and Mike Vall each had three
h1b and three HBI al> the Chicago Cub!> snapped a four-game
losrn~ strt'ak \I.1th a 10·5 v1t·tory over Atlanta Steve
lknderson sla mml'd his fi r!'.l home run of the season. a three
run s hot tha.l <'appcd a f lVl' run raJly in the ninth inning. ~IV·
mg the New York Mels a 7 6 victory over San franc1l>cO
Ted Simmons doubled home Keith Henandez with the
l\lnJl run in the se\'enth inning and scored one out later on a
"lid p1lch to J:IVC St Louis a 4-3 triumph o ver Cincinnati
Cleveland has acquired Chicago White Sox infielder
Alan Bannister m a trade for utility man Ron Pruitt.
....------B1111rball Toda9 -------..
On lh1s date in basl.'b<tll in 1976
The Pittsburgh P1ralt!> and the Houston Astrol> "ere
·rained in" at the Astrodome The two clubs m<tde 1t Lo
the stadium. bul because a rainstorm buried Houston
under nearly two reel or water . no fans could make their
way lo the Dome.
On this date in 1949.
Ph.iladelphia PhilJies fi rst baseman Eddie Waitkus
was shot and seriousfy injured by Ruth Ann Steinhagen
in Chicago. Waitkus did not return to the club until the
following year.
On this date in 1938:
Five days after no-hitting lbe Boston Braves. Cin·
cionati's Johnny Vander Meer became the first pitcher
in major league history to hurl back-to-back oo·hillers
as he blanked the Brooklyn Dodgers. 6-0, in the first
night game ever played at Ebbets Field.
Today's Birthdays:
Chicago Cubs outfie lder Ken Henderson 1s 34.
Detroit Tigers outfielde r Champ Summers is 32. Loa
Angeles Dodgers outfielder Dusty Baker is 31. Ti1gers
catcher Lance Parrish 1s 24
Mr~• Gc•r11u1u Br••nk" D•••·nlhlou tlnrk
Guido Kratchmer of West Germany set a •
world record in the decathlon, scoring 8.649 points
and eclipsing the mark held by Briton D•ley
TbomptlOD by 27 points Mlke DarblD. rolled .
opening games or 244 and 255 to take the first round lead m
the Northern California Open bo wling championships
The federal executive of the Australian Olympic
Federation will review its .decision to send an Auatralian
team to the Moscow Olympics . Ray Sharp set an
American record In the 5,000·meter walk with a time of 20
minutes, 27 .8 seconds at Mt. San Antonio Colle1e
. . Halfwal through the Le Man.a 24-hour race early today,
a fierce due was being fought between JaekJ bes and Jeaa·
Pierre bu.uaud. In third place la Dick BarfMu of California
with · co-drivers lolla Fltzpa&rtck and Brtaa •e4•H.
Newport Beach's Ted Fleld and Coata Mesa's Dau1 0. .....
are out with engine problems .•. S&eve Gl..._1, crew
coach al California for eight yean, bu resigned, effective
Aug. 31 . 8tau1 Mlutemaa, a Queens Colle•e profeaor,
ran lbe Second rut.est 100 miles in the U.S. when be captured
an lnvitat.looa.l race in New York ln 1S bourl. four minutes
and nlne second• . . . David B•au became the flnl
Welshman to win the 95-year-old Brltilb Amateur 10U
cllampionablp ... Tbe U.S. and c.uda ac:ored two upMt
victories in the women's finah ~a 1tar..wdded lnteroatlon&I
rowing meet ln Lucerne, Swtt.aerland. The U.S. squad cap-
tured the big elghu, beatln& the" Eat Germana and Canada'•
diamond aculJer A.Ddrea 81uiaer beat American Jou Llad.
Day's Pay
CHICAGO <AP> -SJUQl.ns
ouUl Ider Dave K1n•man wu
fined one day'1 pay Saturday by
Chkaso CUbe General Manager
Bob Kennedy for mtuln1
Ftlday'a 7·6 lou to the AUanLa
Br av•.
Baaed oa h1a atimated annual
salary ol ~.ooo. the fine would
amount to about $1,250.
"I CAN GUARANTEE you
one lhlne." said Kennedy.
''There ain't nobody that's going
to leave this club again
Everybody will travel with the
club unless there is a death or
near death in a family "
Kingman requested and re-
ceived permission to go to his
San Dleao home on Thursday·~
open dale and investigate an al·
leged burglary.
He then phoned Manage r
Preston Gomez early Friday
a nd said he would be at the
ga me but.,never showed up
K1n..imao. who has bctin
tro ubled with a shoulder injury.
was at the park early Saturday
He first talked with Gomez. at-
tended a players' meeting and
finally met with both Gomez and
Kenn<'dy before Kennedy an·
nounced the fine
··I have nothing to S li.>
Sorry." 'laid Kingman . who
usually refuses lo speak lo lht·
press .
"llE APOLOGIZED t o thl'
players and to Preston.·· s aid
Ke nnedy ... and he told me. 'I'm
sorry lo havC' put you m th1l>
position ···
Th(• players he ld their own
meeting for about 10 minut~ .
during which time they elttted
Ba rry Foote player represen·
lat1ve to succeed Bill Buckner
Kingman attended the meeting
"We 1the players> called the•
meeting because we're trying to
get a pos itive attitude going
around here." s aid Buckner
.. Everybody had his s ay Yes.
Kingman said something. bul
what he s a id i!> our personal
bus iness fie volunteered lo
speak."
Prior lo the meetings. Gome1
said, "l'm still upset. I don't hkco
what I read in the papers that
some players think there is a
double standard on this team
That's something I would never
allow. But I can see whe re somt•
of the player-; would get that
1dt•a ··
GOLF ...
non American!> had won four con
secut1ve maJortilles
But Nicklaus and Aoki. "'ho
have played together for three
days and will be paired again lo·
day. are not alone.
WITH NICKLAUS FAILING
lo take advantage or his op·
portunities. Lon Hinkle, Keith
Fergus. Mark Hayes and Tom
W ataon -the most dangerous o(
them all -moved Into position.
The long-hilling Hinkle. an
easy.going guy who caUBed such
a stir when he discovered a
shortcut in last year's Open.
birdied the final hole for a 69
lhal left him one shot behind at
205.
"Whatever will be. will be,"
he said In a look·ahead to
today's chase for golf's greatest
title. "It's not a matter of who
can putt or anything now."
Watson, Fergus and Hayes
were another stroke back at 206.
only two away.
Watson, a grittily determined
man who has supplanted
Nicklaus as the leader or world
golf over the last three years.
birdied four holes In a row on
the way to a 67.
"I want lo win the touma·
ment." repeated Wat.son, who
has named this title as his goal
tbroutboul the seaaoo. ·'I simply
want to w1D it. And I'm in &ood
potlt.loll to do lt.
"YOV CAN'T POaCE lt to
happen. You have to let it bap-
peo. It wUJ be a same of pa· tlence." na,.. ftn1lbed off h1a • wtth
an eule three on the lut bole ud ,-..,_, who once abared
the lelMI W. bot, humid day, bad a 70. •
Tbe only others under par
n,ures ftw three tripe over the
7 ,'116 yudl of wooded, rolJJ.Q8
hlll1 that make up the &ow.I'
courte •the BaJtuarol Golt Qub
wer• LM Trevlno and Crata
SCacller, a two-time wtn.ner tldl
year.
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DellJ .. , ... .,_..,Gery
VICTOR GALINDEZ COVEA9 UP AFTER A JESSE BURNETT SCORES WITH A LEFT.
1·rum Pugr BI f ·rom P<1gc• BI
BURNETT DECISIONS • • • ANGELS ...
nul or fight-. ·· Rurnl'tt said
.. GI\'<' m' "'fr 'f'oln a1 crecht
She pu,h<:.l ml' in to ... la) 1n~ with
1t lur th1 ... )t•ar
BURNl.Tl' LS U) J '>olld ris:1hl
hand tu do"n CJltndc•z bot h
11 mes in thl' '>l'\t:nth mund Tht-
first time he· 'Sa~J(('d lo the' n oor
off thl' ropc•s a n<! the -.erond. ht·
wa'i belt('() !>harpl~ "1th an u11
perrut in a nC'ulral cornc-r lhs
knt·l'.., l>uC'kll"l .ind h1 · .... f•nt to th1
fl oor for .1 m;.rnduton 1.:1i:ht
count Pac-ht 1mt·
"I dl'r>t•mkcl t•1<1 rnilf'h on m'
rii.:ht hand and I n ·al11ed I "'a"
holding hac-k · Burn<'ll '>a1d
"But ;di I n·m1•mtw1 h1llinJ:( him
"1th "';1-. f h•· right hand and I
d11n ·1 t-no'A IA-hat round 1l "'as
"II<.· i:ot up anc1 -.tarlt•d hall1ng
;?n•I I ... 10"1·rl 11 <In"' n a littl1·
artt'r th<• flr'>t kn<H kdo'A II
BurnPtt t•nt1 r 1'!I th1• rin ~·
"'t·1Ahing IHI ', and c;.t11nd1.·1 ".t'
.H l he max11num for lh<' "'l'l~ht
<11vis1nn . 100 lit• \4f'IRh<'<1 17i
po u n d.., 1 h r,... it .1 ~ ., J go
manaRt•r Jl''>l>l' Heid '>a id
Burnett '-'US happ1eo;t with Uu:
fact the rrowd was 1n his com er
this t1mt• and most of 1t was on
1t.., fE'C'l <"ht't'nn~ "'1ldh at lhl'
t'nd
.. J <'"''i<' foun'1 out Pl'Oph· '-'Ill
pull for him lod..i~ Heid smd
· fi e '" n<'vt:r hJd an) thinl! hkt>
this bt:fon· 1\ll thf' othl'r time-..
they wen· pulhnit for lhl' other guy ..
"I fmallv came hom<' and did
rt ... Burnet't sa1d
.. ll .'i a gr eat feeling lo have
the crowd pullin.I! nnd cheenn>!
fo r you ··
BURNETT Tl'RNED the fight
a r ound in his favo r in the
s e v e n t h w 1 t h t h t• t w o
knockdowns but let Galindez
com e ba<"k t11 the ninth a nd tenth
rounds before Burnett finished 1t
off in the final two frames.
"We have no ex cuses but
seven months is a long lime to lay off." Galindez' m anager
said "He had a diffic ult llmc
losmg weight here but 1t was
more of a question of what Vic
tor Galindez d ad or didn't do
tha n what Rumett d id . But we
have no excuses "
Burnett admitted Galindez
was h.ill.lng hard
.. In that las t round he caught
me "1th a good ri~hl hand to lht•
bod\ and no w t hat I am
brt'athmg again. I <.·an ff'el 1l.
Hurnettsatd
He feret> John Thornal> sc·orc•rl
1t 115·11 1. JUdJ!f' Vinci, Ot•h:ado
115 112 and JUd~e Dwk Y•1unJ,!
I lfi 111 . all m f!l\or of HurnPtl
Thi; Dall\' l'llot harl 1l 11;, 11:! 111
I J vur of Humett
I~ .\ PRELI MINAR\ mu.I
dlewe1ght bout, a Orange Coun
t y's Bert Lee was ahead on
points when hl' ace 1de ntalh
bulled Steve Mo)er in lhe -.1xth
round of their '!>C heduled 10
rou nde r a nd t he bout lo\ a -.
<leclared a lechn1t·al d ra v. al
that pomt
Jesse Island of S;rn Diego won
,1 -.pltt dec1s1on OH'r IA-<> Oliver
of W<''>l mtn-"tt>r 1n J l1~ht
hl'a \)v.e1~hl fight v.h1ll' Luis
A c-osta knocked o ut A bd ul
Muha mmad al 2 03 of the sixth
,1nd fin a l r o und o f the ir
hl•a \')"'elght affair
W BA heavyweight champion
and Jimmy Ingram staged a
!>lowed·up exhibition that was
spiced at the end when tbe two
exchanged healed blows alter
the finaJ bell before Weaver's
manager stepped In Lo stop the
extra activity. It was the best
exchange or the three-round
match.
so the league president is cer·
tam to get involved whether the
um pires pursue the matter or
not
"THE PROTEST is about um-
pire conduct," Barnett said. "I
don't know what that means .
When he files it, we'll find out."
Fr ego~i has been ejected
<;c.-ven limes since becoming the
Angel skipper two years ago.
a nd Barne tt has personally
thumbed hi m out three of lho54!
ti m es
I wasn t aware of that."
B:i rnclt stud. "I don't keep
-.core What happens yesterday
1' )l''lerdav "
~1 a}bt• :in umpire can lake
t h.11 ••llltu<lt· but fo'reJ:(osi cer·
r.11nlv "on t Ills d1 s p1easure
"'1th lht• work or this particuhir
ump1r1ng c-n·w has been made
loud .md clear.
The -.amt· crtc>w will be work·
1ng toda~ ·s ~Jme, and you can
~ -.un· that F'reg~i and the um
p1 n·-. \1.1 II b<• keeping a very
1 lose 1'' ~· on c·aeh other
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DOOG•R 8ASE8ALL· ~rs •t MontrHI
Announcen. V ine• Scully end Rou Porter
Bob Welch wlll bf> qol nq tor hli Sf!venth vlctory of lh4-
s ason for t~ Oodgt>rs today 1n Mont"el Welch ll>·7l wlll t>f'
facing Expos rtQht hanoer Biii Culllck$0t'I 10-01 Thf' Expo-.
le•d the Eastern Division whllt> the Dodgers have lalll'n out
ot tint In the Wt>\ttorn Division ~lnC"f• th.-v started the c urrt>nl
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9 11 :30 •.m .• Ch•nnel 7 ./ ./ ./ v
G0t. F: U S 0Pt-n AnftOUncers : Jim Mcl(ay, Peter •111s, Dave Marr 8111
Flemmlng, Bob Rosburq and Frank Hannigan
Jclcic Nicklaus 1s St"ekinq his first tournament victory 1n
several year'> tn lhe Open but he fell into a lie for the le<1d
after lh1rd round plav with Japan's lsao Aoki Aoki 1s try1no
lo bt-contt> tht> I tr<. I Oriental to win one of the game's four mci
1or titles Nicklau'> and Aoki have been paired together for
the fir<,t lhrt>e rounds <1nd will play toqethe r clQcltn today
OTHER TELEVISION
Noon t 21 SPORTS SPECTACULAR Chclmp1onsh1p
ka rate undefeated 8111 "Superfoot" Wallace 121-01 defends
hi s m1ddleweiqhl l11le aqa1nst sixth-rated Robert Biqgs llS 11
in a scheduled 11·,..ound bout Also: the Oscars of sport. the
Vic tor Awa rds. lt1ped 1n L;i-; Vegas. Dick Stockton is host
1 JO pm 141 SPORTSWORLD Live cove,.-age of a
scheduled 10-round middleweight bout between Mustaft1
Hamsho and Wilford Scyp1on. Al so: Divers from China and the U S vie tn a meet taped in Columbus. Ohio and the lhree-
day eQueslrian U S. Olympic trials from Lexington. Ky
2 pm. 171 GOSSAMER ALBATROSS Chroniclino the first man.powered fliqht across the English Channel, t1
distance of n miles The Cossamer Albatross 1s a mnrvPI ot
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pedaling action IS7) ASCOT RACING.
7 pm. 1501 SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY. 10 p.m. I I 11 THIS WEEK IN BASEBALL.
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Parsons on Pole
BROOKLYN. Mich 1AP1
Benny Parsoni.. who once drove
a cab in nearby Detroit, gave
himself a sweet ride Saturday to
ta ke the pole position ror the
Michigan 400 Grand National
race away from Cale
Yarborough.
Parson s wheeled hi s
Chevrolete Monte Carlo to a lap
of 163.662 mph on Michigan In-
ternational Speedway's two·mile
oval. nudging Yarborough into
the second starting position for
today's 400·mile race.
That kept Yar borough from
breaking the modern NASCAR
record of fi ve consecutive pole
victories, which he now shares
with Bobby Allison
Yarborough. his eyes shaded
b y his usual w1de -bri mmed
wes tern hat. leaned against a
pile of tires with a stopwatch 1n
his hand as Parsons began hb
qualirying run.
Only minutes earlier. the 40
year-old Timmonsvi lle. SC .
driver. also in a Monte Carlo,
had set what figured to be the
day's standard at 163.332 mph
nearly two mph faster than
anybody else had gone up to that
point.
People were congratulating
Yarborough, but he Just nodded
his head and said "It a in't over
yet. Benny's been going real
good out here.··
STEVE HELLMICH
SWIShine
Toppled
By Cobras
Thl' Cleveland Cobra::. made
thl•m:-.ehes right at home Satur
day night at Santa Ana Stadium
by scoring a 2 0 victory over tht·
Californw Sunshine in Amencan
Socct'r U·a~ur action
A crowd of 2.711i. the largest lo
watC'h the Suns hme this season.
:-.aw the Cobras. who boas t
~ C' v t• r a I f o r m c r S u n s h 1 n c•
players. stop California for their
rourth win of the vear and firs t
l'vt'r against the Sunshine
C<1 ltfom1a. hampered by tht·
IO!.l> or All ·Ma r Dan Tobin folio"
mg a red c:ard 33 minute!> into
thl• gamt.'. hJd tu pla~ defen!>l\l'
... occt•r fur tht• n•main1ng 57
Olin Utt•:-.
TOBIN. RED CARDED after
engaging tn J shovmg match
v. 1th former Sunshine player J<>t'
llowarth. ""Ill Ix· !>uspended for
one or two gamt's
Meanwhile. Jdf St•ndobry
scored <it 34 46 <i nd Ruben
A:,,t1gurrag<1 connected al 57 05
to hand the Suns hine its fifth los:-.
of the season.
With a 4-5·1 record. California
remains m third place in the
ASL's Ame rican Confere nce with
35points
Likewise. Cleveland 1s 4-5· I
but the Cobras are in the cellar
of the National Conference
Cleveland had not beaten the
Sunshine in three previous meet
rngs dating back to 1978
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Sunday June 15 1980
Hellmleh Plays
~
Aztecs Rip Surf
In Rose Bmvl, 5-1
PASADENA Steve
Hellmlch once blanked the Los
Ange les Aztecs In a North
American Soccer League pre·
season game, and the 19·year·
old graduate of Edison High
School got a chance to face the
Aztecs again Saturday night.
Unfortunately. his California
Surf teammates were alread y
trailing 4-0 to the upstart Aztecs
when He llmic h e ntered the
gam e. and Los Angeles went on
to score a 5· l victory before
10.119 fans al the Rose Bowl.
HeUmkh's appearance marks
the first time he has played in an
N ASL regular.season game With
his teammates trailing by four
goals and spending most of their
time on offense. he was left de-
renseless on a number of n.t:
casionsSaturday
Only a meaningless goal by
Luis Fernando 1:1t 69 23 eluded
Hellmich in the final 22 minutes
of play Actually. the goal did
have som e s 1gn1f1 cance ror
Fernando
T he 26·ycar old nctt1Vl' of
Brazil scored three timea and
assisted on another goal to pace
the Aztecs to their second
straight convincing victory. Last
Thursday. the Aztecs roughed
up the Tulsa Roughnecks. 3·0 on
the road.
Against the Surf. Los Angeles
wasted little time in scoring
against s tarting goa lkeeper
Mike Mayer . Less than five
minutes into the game. Leo Van
Veen connected on an assist
fro m Gary Etherington.
Fernando scored 10 minutes
later and boosted the Aztecs
lead to 3-0 al the 27 ·SS mark with
an unassisted tally
Trailing 3-0 at the half. player-
coach Peter Wall directed his
team to start playing offense in
an attempt to get back into the
game quickly. But the rel.ult
was two more Aztecs goal!>
Van Veen scored hlS second of
the night at 58:48. That was it for
Mayer. and Hellmich was called
in to replace him.
F'or Fernando. the hat tnck
gives him 10 goals on the season.
OM. V PK.OT i U
Lt1ndquist
Fires a 66,
Holds Lead I . ' DANVERS. Maas. <APr:-DaJe Luodqulat found her · t..
tin g stroke and abot tbe t
round or her career, a alx·uniler·
par ee. to grab a commantio1
four-stroke lead after the th1ni
round or the Ladles Profeul6Qa1
Golf Association tourna°*e'.ht
Saturday. : :
The closest golfers to her total
ol 12-under-par 204 with the =aJ
set today were Beth Daniel. ho
shot a 70. and Pat Bradley.
had 69. Both were at 208. f
LUNDQUIST IS IN her toLu.
lull year on the tour and _,.ver
has finished better than a t.ltrd·
place tie . She has won ctnlY
S9 .190 this season. ne~er
finishing higher than 18th. 1But
this has been her tournament
fro m the start. :
She was the sole leader arter
the fi rst round with a 68. Het 70
F riday tied her for the s~
round lead with 1979 rooqe-ol
the-year Daniel at six-under1>ar
138 on the par 72. 6.029.yard
Ferncroft course .
After she rediscovered 'her
putting touch on the practice
g reen after Friday's round. ;.she
bolted a way from the p~ck
Saturday.
Cowboys Stop Arrows
The undefeated Coi.ta Mcs<1 Cowboys, beh ind a
three-goal outburst by Gesner Docarmo. topped
the Anaheim Arrows. 8·5 Saturday night in
American Speedsoecer As!'>oc1ation play at Los
Caballeros Racquet and Sports Club.
Porsche Race Car Mechanic
Mow in Private Practice .
RNSCM1able Ratff. Cal Shawn at '.
AUTOWERKES • 842-2277
The Cowboy!>. 3·0 and leading the Beach
D1v1 s1on. outscored the Arrows. 4·2 in the s econd
hair to break open a close cont~t
Costa Mesa·i. John Boyle !>cored twice to aid
the co~boy victory In all. Costa Mesa r1red 62
~hots on Anaheim goalkeeper Carlos Alfaro
Anaheim player coach Walter Eisner scored
one goal The Arrows managed 48 s hots on goal,
<i nd Cowboy goalkeeper Ja1mu: Bernard was
credited with 15 i.aves
A crowd of 305 watched the contest Speedsoc-
cer returns Lo Los Caballeros Monday when the
winless NewPort Beach Breaker.; race Huntington
Beac h in an 8 pm. game.
Meet the Rams at
Heritage Bank-Costa Mesa
Hut's yowr clwnu to mut tMmbtts of IM NFC Champion.ship RAms
football team in puson. TMy will H signing aNtogniplu and giving yoN tM inside
story on tlu RAms'firsi season in LMir uw Ito~ in ()ro,.~ CoNnty. And, you can also piclc
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Fred Dryer
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12th yc:Jr m NFL
College: S.rn Diego St.itt:
Fri., June 20 Sat., June 21
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10th year in NFL 4th year in NFL
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Rebs Roll, 114-93
(30), Boards Tell the Tale
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Of•
It was bWed 11 the Clayton
Olivier show, and the North'• on·
ly real hope wu to atop the 6-10
Los Amigos Hi1h giant if an up·
set was to be reality in
Saturday's 15th Oranae County
All·star basketball game.
Well, the Yanks did stop
Olivier, limiting him lo nine
points. The result? A 114·93
spanking at the hands of the
Rebels, led by Estancia High's
Steve Van Hom with 30 points
and four others in double figures
before 2,150 at Orange Coast
College.
COACH DICK KATZ'S South
quintet started slowly. rallied to
take a six-point bulge a t the hair.
the n pulled away be hind a
rugged board game.
··Boards were the dlrterence
in the seeond half," said Katz,
who led La Quinta High to the
Cl F 3-A champlonahlp thls past
season.
"Thal was no boy's game out
there inside. It was a man's
game. The inside game was
very fierce ...
Van Hom took the leadership
role with his 30 points, picked up
on 9 or t~ rrom the tleld and 12 or
14 from the line. Additionally, he
plucked off nine boards . while
t eammates Ric h Klndorf of
Corona del Mar, Bols a Grande's
Alan Dolensky and El Toro's
Ron Holmes contributed 11. 10
and eight rebounds respectively.
OVER.AU. THE rebounding
war turned into a laugher with a
72-46 margin. No one from the
North had more than six re·
bounds.
Kindorf came off the bench to
net s ix of eight from the field
and four of rive from the line for
16 points. while Dolensky netted
16 Ocean View's J eff <\ndrade
a nd Holmes cashed hi ror a
dozen counters
Bul Dolensky . scheduled for
duty at Orange Co ast College In
the fall, got the South going,
then Van Horn, Kindorf, An·
drade and Holmes put it away.
.. Dolenaky got us going,"
agreed Katz. "He turned it
around and got us alive."
Dolensky's big moments came
in the latter stages of the first
half as the South rallled from a
49-44 deficit to go up by six
His dunk orr a steal. followed
by a reverse layup put the South
ahead, 50-49, erasing the North's
last lead.
THE NORTH RALLIED to
within 64-63 with 14 :53 left . but
Kindorr answered it with a
three-point power play.
Again it was to within 69-67
and Kindorf hit a pair of free
throws. Once more at 71-69, then
Van Hom took over with three
buc kets and a pair or free
throws to open it up at 79.71 with
9.20 to go. Among his arsenal
was an 18-foot hook s hot.
After that the South, with its
overwhelming depth, s tarted
putting it to the Yanks with a
methodica l thumping on the
boards. leading by 21 with 1 14
to go 1108-87 J.
The North played well, but
well wasn't enough. "I couldn't
be happier with our effort," said
North Coach Gene Lloyd of
Brea-Olinda High.
"OBVIOUSLY THE SOUTH
was much more than the
headlines said about a pne-man
team. In fact, and it's no knock
on Oli vier, maybe they were bet·
ter without him.'' .
While Olivier's output was
small, to say the least, Kat.% said
the USC-bound star, a CIF J.A
co-player of the year with La
Quinta JUnior J ohn Rogers ,
played better than it appeared.
"Clayton was supt.r," .aid
Katz .. Butwe didn't gethirn the · •
ball. We didn't look ro:-him ear-
ly and he missed some shots that
he usually doesn't '·
The South won the battle of
free throws , 32-13. and the
North, except fo r a missed try
on a techni cal fo ul. did net get a
free throw attempt in ~he second
half until 1 ·07 remained.
The winners conne~ted on 41
of 83 from the field ;;i the fast-
pa ced game (49 .4 ~e rcent).
while the North m ade 40 of !1'1
1 45 4 percent >.
BATTLE OF THE BOARDS-The South's
Ron Holmes 130> and Brent Eggertsen
141 ) of tht> North an• hut two t r ying lo
gain P<1~scss1on in rugg'-·d 1ntl·l'lor action
IT WAS i\ NIP·AND-TUCK
situation for a while as the
North. led by Katella High's
Hn~c-r Lt•m1m!'. 1 32 poinL•q kepi
I he prc:--hlJrt• on
Goolagong
Wmded
ByUoyd
CHICHEST ER. E ngland IAP>
Chris Evert Lloyd collected
her 19th straight v1ctorv and
Sl0 ,000 wh <•n ..,tic bl·at
Australia's Evonnt! Goolagong
fi·:t. 6-7. 7-5 1n the fina l of thl'
Women's Gras-. Courts Tl•nni!'.
Tournament Saturda\
So me of t h e t~nn1 s \\a!'.
r:irc1al in conditions wh1l'h both
wom en described as the worl>t
they had ever played in, but
some was excellent despite llw
gale force winds that blew
diagonally across the court and
made much of the mat ch a gam·
ble.
CONDITIONS WERE t he
same for both, but they were
handicapped in di((erent ways.
Goolagong, who had been
serving well all weekJ uddenJy
found herself deprived-of one of
her most important shots and it
was not until the sixth game of
the second set that she managed
to hold service for the first time
She dropped 10 service games
in a ll. a ridiculous ly high
numbe r for a player of her
cal\ber.
Lloyd, in tum, frequently had
to sa crifice her baseline game in
the face or superb shots angled
into the wind.
"I had to come in far more
than usual and it is not my
nat~ral game," Lloyd said. "But
I found the mental part the most
difficult and I had to concentrate
on keeping my nerve .
LLOYD HAS NOW e arned
$52,500 s ince she came back to
tennis on May 6.
Goolagong , who picked up
$5,000 for second, lost five of the
first six games and was lo
danter or being routed. But she
came back despite the problem
or tl')'ing to hit the ball with the
cent.er or the racket.
A• a touch player she had
greater difficulty than the
Amttrican girl in copln1 with
balls that were turnln1 45
degrees when hit.
Dibhs Upset
By MacNamara
BltlJSSE~. Belgium (AP) -
Petet MacNamlJ'a of Auatralla
beat F.ddle Dlbbe of the United
Stales 6·0, 2·8 , 6·2 In the
aemtlinall Of lbe BruaaeJs In· ·
t e rnaUonal Tennla Cham·
ptonabl.P Saturday.
MacNamara will play
fhmJIT)''• Bala Taroc11 In the llM .. today. T&r061 def..e.d Gndlv<> Guerrero of Arcenttna
6.(1 ... lo thO otber Hmlftnal m~tdt Seturday.
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South Girls Win, 76·72
T~ti11 "s He{larty Le~ Rebel."
By HOWARD L. HANDY Of,,_ O•llV ~Hot St•ll
Mary Hegarty of Tustin Hlgh
School was all over the court
and scored 16 points to lead the
South girls all -stars to a 76·72
victory over :.i North OranRe
Count~ team Saturda) night in
action at Oran~e Coast Colle~t·
in the a nn ual Cost a M <·<;a
K1wams Club baskc•thall l'lass1l'
Hegarty, a 5-8 All-Cl F guard.
not onl y stole the ball several
t imes at key junctures of the
i;t<1m e but finish ed second to
Ocean View High's Nor ma Leib·
freid in scoring and was the
leader on the South's fast break
m ost of the night.
JOE WOLF OF Es tancia. who
directed the South team. fell
Hegarty played well but staled
that several others might have
been tired from graduation ex
ercises and other distractions
during the la.st few days.
u 13 -poin t bu l ge on t hl·
HOrl'bQard
"Our offense worked pretty
well at t1m1:s but I don't think
they were playing u man de
fensc like they Wl'rt> !-.upposed to
m lh1" i::amt· ... Wolf added.
I h·gart~ wa:--outstanding and
I th<iught !-th<· played excep-
t1 011 ;tlh "C'll tonig ht Th)ra
Lach m,1n and :-..urma Le1bfre1d
dHln t pl..i-, up to thl.'1 r best gam t'
but 1t 1s understandable Norma
gruduatc.>d last night 1tnd I know
they were ti red .
"NORMALLY NORMA 1s pre-
t t y quick but she scored 18
points and that isn't too bad.
Wolf felt the team had played
be tte r in a scrimmage with
Orange Coast College during the
lO·day practice period but added
that he was satisfied to win.
thl' final I 30 of the ga me when
thl.'y pared the lead to four
poinls at 74 70.
THEN LEIBFREID hit a pair
of free throws and 1t was all over
for the North squad
Shern Rose. a S·ll forward
from Kennedy High . led the
North m scoring with 16 points
with Kris Kroyer or Garden
Grove High a nd Desiree Johnson
of Cypress. each hilting 13.
In addition to Lelbfreid's 18
and Hegarty's 16, the South had
two others in double figures in a
game that s aw all 12 players
s eeing a c ti o n . L ee Ann
Margerum of Fountuin Valley
who is heade d ror Stanford
University ln the fall. hit 11 and
Yelllch had 10
''I fell we were quicker than
they were and the key to our win
was in that quickness." Wolf
said. "We adjusted at halft.lme
and it worked better for us in the
second half.··
The South took a 37 ·34 lead to
the dressing room at halftime
and had a rune-point edge al one
time in the opening 20-minute
period.
Although the final score
reflected only a four-point dif·
ference. the South's superiority
seemed to show throughout the
contest. STEVEVANHOAN(LEFT)TAK!SCONTROLOFTHEISSUE.
Indeed the break did work bet·
ler . The South squad not only
held the lead throughout the
second half but at one point had
A ft er Cos ta Mesa High ·s
Karen Yellich scored the first
basket of the se<:<>nd half for the
Sou th a nd Hegarty a dded
another on a steal and drive to
the basket. the South was off
a nd run ning with the only
threat from the North coming in
McEnroe Advances
Faces Warwick iii Finals
up to serve and the wind blew it
back into his fa ce," the rugged
28-year-old Ausiralian said.
Fralick Wins at OCIR
Joe Fralick of Redlands captured the pro gas
cbamptonahlp at Orance County International
Raceway Saturday ni1ht with a alow run or
12.58 leCOnd.s at 81. n mUee per hour after the
other finall.lta, Shawn Steele of San Jose. red·
Uebted on the final run before 2,2.40.
In the super pro compet.ltioo, Bob Brown of
Riverside likewJH potted a alow Ume of 12.42
seconda at 67.92 mph when hi.I finalist foe also
red·Ughted Dennis Deerfeldt of Whittler had an
8.63 e t. at 152.80 mph.
During the qualifying runs. elapsed times and
s peeds were much faster than in the finals when
the wlnners shut off early after reali&ine their
foes had red-lighted.
LONDON <AP> -Australia's
Kim Warwick, ranked No. 57 In
the world, upset Vitas GerulalUs
of the United States 6-3. 6-4 in
windy weather Saturday and un·
expectedly reached the final of
the Queen's Club grass courts
tennis championships.
THE WIND BLEW GeruJaitis ----..-----------------
Defending champion John
McEnroe, Jess troubled by the
conditions, us ed his heavy
service to defeat Victor Pecci or
Parcuay M , 6-0.
GE&VIAITIS WAS the No. 2
seed. Warwick was unseeded,
but had had a comparaUvely
easy passage to the semifinals
with no seeds in his path.
Warwick wUl challenge
McEnroe In the final today for a
prise <A $17,!500. The tournament
is an Import warm-up event on
1ra11 before Wimbledon.
The wlnd blew acro11 the
rourt wblle McEnroe wu play·
tn1. ''lt WU troublMOme on OM
aide of the court but not oa the
other," the Amert can left·
bander 1ald.
But It cfw\ied diteetlOD, and wbe.a G«-ulalt.l.s went oa court
be fomd hlmHlf Hl'Vtna iMO ttroac .-... swa Warwick telt
IOIT7 for blm.
''Somedmee be threw the 1-11
'
off course. From 3·3 in the first
set he dropped service twice
runnin1 and lost the first set.
Gerulaltla' difficulties con·
tinued In the second set. He
double·fauHed In his rtrst
service game but held on after
two deuces. At 3-4 he double.
faulted a1aln and trailed 0...0 on
b1s service, but again fought hb
way out.
Warwick served to a 5-4 lead,
and then GerulalUs was in trou·
ble aaaln. Servtn1 with the wind
Ulla Ume, he mlsjud1ed short
topplJla returns from Warwick,
netted three volleys and yielded
tbe mateb.
The McEnroe-Pecci match
waa a replay ot tut year's f\nal,
when the American won 7-8, 6-1.
"I took thJnp too eaaily ln·the
week before Wimbledon last year;• McEnroe aald. "Thi•
year ( aim to work harder."
Oerulalti• alto planned to make do with practlc~. de and
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Indians J, Tw1n1 2
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Marinr~• '· Orloltt e
l'lall•rnore 1 JO 010 110 8 " 0
'>eatt•« 001 160 00• q " J
M c(Jreqo,. t-4dr'tlPll S• T M.1rlHlP7 IS•
StOdOoro 111 and °""'P"'Y· 0 Rober,., B
McLeuQhl1n C11, Rawirv 181 and L Co• W
0 ~00&1'1\ 11·01 l HMtlell 10 71 HR
BaltJmore, Arald "' S1n~lt•ton 111;
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Dodgers 8, Expos O
LOS ANGELES
ab r I\ Ill
Thomas, 2b S 1 1 O
Runff, SS 4 1 1 1
Sm1t1>, cl • 0 1 l
Garvey. 1b A ' 1 O Bakrr, II • 1 ? O
C•Y. lb • 2 ? t Curro, rl • ? 2 J
Y@aQt-r c A 0 '1 1
Hooton, c 3 0 0 I
MONTREAL
eb r It Ill
Le Flore. II l 0 0 0
R 5colt, 2b 4 0 O O
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Brn110 " J 0 0 0 Grom~ly. o o on o Almon ph t 0 0 0
8~""'"· 0 0 0 0 0 Hulton,ph 1 o o o
Normen.P o o o o
Tamroo. t>h 1 O 1 O 5osa.P 0000
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k onby lnrtl1191
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6. 2B -D. TtlomaJ, R. Smllll, Guerrero. HR
Russell 111. Cuer<ero 111. C•Y 18• SB
LeF1ore s Ru\W!ll, HOOtOf\. SF R
Smith. t..o1Aftgelet
Hootoo IW. 6-31
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P1tt•burgh 000 100 020 1 ' 1 A~An AMh.IJ•r 01 S..mo1•0 1a:;1 LoCoflt'
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168 18 '3 ~ 1~ 1'6
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110 16 •1 s )0 2•1
118 • ,. 7 10 710
35 6 o I I II I
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16 J 1 1 J 011
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K 1 wn t.q h8 J 1 71 J ~ .a , '
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87 MICHAEL PASXEVICH °' ...................
Bill Tornquisl is a young man with gifts to
give, but he won't be playing off-season Santa
Claus to lbe little boy he'll be meeting for the
first time this week.
•·My parents were divorced when I was
nine," aays the 19-year-old UC Irvine
psychology major, "and my mother thought 1t
was better that somebody (male) be there lo
help me."
So she contacted a Los Angeles area
chapter of Big Brothers of America. There was
no waiting list as there is today in Orange Coun·
ty. Tornquist soon had a Big Brother to guide
him during •·a very impressionable age."
His first adult "friend" had to move away
after eight months, but Tornquist soon
established a relationship with a second Big
Brother that lasted nearly five years.
There were trips to the beach, the ballpark
and lbe like; however Tornquist cites other
facets of the experience as more important.
BILL TORNQUIST
Awaiting first llttle brother
"We're still in touch now." he notes. "J can
still talk to him as a father figure ... there are
things you can't talk lo your mother about."
His Big Brother •Roger' was there with his
wife at Tomquist's junior and seruor high school
graduations. Roger also sparked Tomquist's
interest in tennis and taught him how to wax a
car.
"It was just a r eally nice experience," says
Tornquist, adding that his mother has benefited
by "having someone else to talk to as a friend.·'
Now he wants to return the favor. In
December, he contacted Big Brothers of Orange
County to become one himself.
Although there are some 175 little boys on a
waiting list, officials for the non-profit, self-
supporting agency in Tustin are careful in
screening applicants.
Tornquist took personality tests and un-
derwent separate interviews with two
psychologists. He was accepted, but decided lo
wait until after the completion of this school
year to meet with his UtUe brother.
"ln the summer I'm going lo have a lot or
free time," says 'the Balboa Island resident.
"I'd like to give him one day a week (four hours
are required> and I'd like to introduce him to
my Big Brother."
"l won't make it a Santa Claus trip," he
adds. "Sometimes we'll just stay around the
house or be can help me move ... basically like
you'd fmd in a family.
"Another thing is that I want to build up
trust in the mother, too.
"l want to do it. I'm really grateful to have
had somebody to look up to."
Best Gift
In Town
87 JUDITROL80N
Of .. ~ .......
My dad baa already received bis
Father'• Day lilt because t saw b1m Jut
weekend at a f&mlly reunion. but oo tbll, bis day, rd like to say. few man th1nca to blm.
ADCI to all liqle people wbo lt11l have a clad
ln t.be6r lives.
We tometlme1 1pend boun th1Dkln1
about wtaat lift to buy, or ~ roaminS ~..._to find oae more tbi"8 to clut-ter our,..._., livee, when wbat t.heJ realty
wut • IOllMtblnc that can't be boulht ln any
~---· .-...i lift we can "" to our dads aa • ....-~of ourfeeliftptoward IMm m a .. warm, Jcmq, lat.lma ... abarto1
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On this day honoring father, we tend to forget
that there are many kind of parental roles. Animal dads,
for example, protect their young, some at great
sacrifice to themselves, and some men become
substitute parents for young boys.
Sabbath No Guarantee
( Edjtor's Note: San Jo'ranclsco Columnist
Stan Delaplane thought. since his <.'hildren were
born on Sunday. that they would be Sabbath
wonders. But somewhere along the way, he
found out the truth.>
By STAN DELAPLANE
"The child that 1S born on the Sabbath day,
"Is bMhe and bonnie and good and gay ...
• * •
Beueve at or not, THREE of my moppet:.
were born on Sundays. You'd think the Good
Lord had taken a liking to me. Sunday is the
pick of the crop in the nursery rhyme.
Well . these Sabbath day wonders didn't turn
out all blithe and bonnie etc. ln fact. you'd
wonder if they came out or the-s ame family.
The muffins ale EVERYTHING. Snaab
-they were mad about escargots.
THE BOYS WOULD EAT noUung but meal
and potatoes.
l said: "Hey, you guys, eat that broccoli. Or
you'll never get on the 49ers."
Tbeysaid: "Broccoli? Ick!"
Not to put the knock on my ever-loving own.
but they d1dn't rhyme al all. If one was blithe.
he was not good. If a girl was bonnie, she wa!>
apt lo be int.ears most of the time.
I had a lot or plates in the air. The juggler of
suburbia. (Applause, please!)
* • * YOUTH WILL BE SERVED. Since I wa~
writing pieces around the world, the children
spent a good deal or tame m hotels.
They learned to hx room service maid!>
with angelic smiles. For anyone who brought
the groceries, they were blithe, bonnie, good,
gay -and con artists.
· • Preciosa ! " said the Mexican maids.
.. Ah. mignon ~ .. s aid the French waitresses
In MeXJco City, they packed up a stray dog
Brought tum to our room at the posh President('
while J was out. Ordered him a chateaubriand.
rare. Wrote a generous tip on the bill.
SCHOOL WAS A DIFFERENT matter. No
foreign mauls or stewardesses to charm. When
l was running sticks along a picket fence, my
grandmother saw through me like a pane of
glass.
"You don't feel good enough to go to
school?" she said. "Take this." "This" was
castor oil. I was cured.before she got the spooo
in my mouth.
Not so m this brave new world. We have
-;chool psychologists and 004:! said to me : "I'd
like to give him a few tests.
HE WAS THE YOUNGEST. He was cer·
tainly a Sunday child. He figured EVERY day
was Sunday. School was somettung of a country
club
We had a high level conference. Me. The
teachers. The school ps ych. 'J"My sent bim to a
special school where you only worked when
you wanted to. "Free choice" I t.h1nk they called
it.
This suited him s mce he chose not to wort
J nd he got along fme. • • *
OF COURSE NOW THAT he ww. content,
everybody was hell bent to get him baek in a
:.chool where he HAD to work. Tbe ••free
choice" was JUSl another free lunch. He was
supposed to be free and then WANT to become a
brain
Well, for him every day was still Sunday. So
they ran bJm through a head doctor. Ritalin was
the big thing at that time. It was really speed -
~peed freaks used to peddle it oo the street.
When I said, "What's going on her~'!·· eve11 ·
body aucked behind medical terms * ••
AFTER AWIDLE, '11118 baby speed went
out or style. We took him off it. He was blithe
and bonrue -just as he was before he was on it.
By and by. he ~ot interested m books .
The teachers a nd psychs said all at took ""a!i
patience.
I went to mv own dOC'lor He put m e on tran·
quilncn.. ·
--Wanted:------------------
In 1979, Big Brothers
of Orange County
c BBOC> provided
matching and short·
term counseling
services to more than
1,200 individuals and
families.
Big Brothers Big Brothers come
from a nriety ol back-
grounds and professions,
sbe added. The ooly re·
quirementa a.re that a
Big Brother be at least
18 years old. attend an
orientation meeci.og. and
paaa a rat.her extens1ve
screening process. All services are free of
charge .
The non-profit agen·
cy·s biggest problem 1s
rinding enough Big
Brothers to go around.
"It doesn •t taJce a lot
or time or money to be a
volunteer Big Brother."
said BBOC executive
director Jo Alexander.
"The agency asks for a
year's committment.
and then the Big and Lit·
Ue Brother spend about
four hours a week doing
what interests them."
relationship," said Charles Leviton, a Hunt·
lngton Beach psychologist and counselor.
There often is a block in the way of this
kind of honesty. Leviton said, and thla is the
perfect time to try to eliminate It.
My father and I bugged each other for
the first time in years when I told him of my
divorce and we've made it a regular prac·
lice. each time we see each other now, to ex-
change a loving squeeze.
A father should convey the mesaace to
his daui.titer that be admires and encouraies
her, which will make her feel "apeci&l and
refieet womanliness,·' Leviton expl&lned.
Since many people have a difficult time
espreutni feelln11. some ol tbele emotions
set burled and are pushed rurtber and
further down over the years.
( Slngla )
Finally, the father and dauahter end up
lo 11para .. comen. each perbape wantinl to
say to met.bin• but fearful' that the otn•r ml1ht no& wan& to bur It.
Succesful applicants
are then matched with
boys aged 6-16, with an
eye on shared interests,
compatibility and geo-
graphical location.
Orientation meetings
ror prospective Big
Brothers are beld each
Mond ay at 1 p .m.
a nd each Tuesday at 7
p . m . at branches in
Tustin and Fullerton.
For more information,
• phone 544·7773.
Many women, Leviton said, marry men
wbo have cbaracleri.stica like their father or
represent some "unfinished business'' with
him. and when theae marriages end, as
growth takes places on the dauchter'1 part.
there ls anaer and boatlllty toward the father.
Even 11 there are no negative feeliqs.
distance sometimes keeps fathers and
daughters from sbarint needecfwords. You're
both too busy to write, don't have the time to
pay a vtait in penon or are too embarraaed
lo say intimate lhlnss on the &elepbooe.
But there are ways to set around these
obstacles -it's a matter ol taldna the time
Fathers and dauahtera sbar9 a IPtC1al bond, Leviton aa1d, because " the father lt
the ftnt man in a woman's ute. She ac:ta out
her feminlty •ltb blln and sets It valfdated."
to seek them out or letU.aa Jour lmqSaadoD ' create new solutions.
Instead of lpQmlq your wheell trJ1Da to Ullnk ol whether to 1et him a tie ar a new
package of solf ball.a. wby DOt Jot down tbe
tbouabtl you wish to expr .. to hUn,
"Your autbentlc feeJJ.Dea at tM IDOllMlll are the best lift JOU can ai" ~ fatber,"
IAvltoo aald. "If )'OU're frt._... ol talkiq
to him. tell him that. lf you feel Ila bUUIDI
blm, do It.
,
A PENGUIN DAD
Happiness:
Warni Feet
Penguin fathers are very
dedicated. They spend
months protecting eggs
from the bitter winter with
their feet.
By SUSAN LOTH
--~~-~· WASHINGTON -On Mother's Day and
Father's Day, humans get plenty of attention.
But some other species deserve notice (or
parental aacrifice beyond the call of duty.
Take the emperor penguin -a dedicated
father tf ever there was one, says Dr. George E.
Watson. curator of bards at the Smithsonian
Institution's Nallonal Museum or Natural His·
tory. •
This big peogum, which may stand J-foot·8,
endures mooths or fasting while balancing an
egg 00 his feet in the dead or antarctic winter to
assure the safe batching or bis chick.
Tbe emperor penguin.s meet at an agreed-
upoo place about April -late fall in Antarctica.
Watson explained. The birds court ashore about
two months, without eating. before the female
Jays an egg.
Tbe male takes the next step, ever so
gingerly.
"He puts tbe egg OD the top of his feet, COY·
eni it over with a slab of fat. and stands there
with a lot ol bis buddies for approximately two
months.'' Watson said.
Meanwhile, the female goes off to rauen up
and store rood ror the chick. With luck, she gets
back in time for the batching. U sbe doesn't,
Watson saJd, "Daddy bas to cough up the lining
or bis throat and feed it to his new orfspring."
When the female returns, Watson said,
"Daddy wanders off approximately 40 percent
lighter than be was when he started courting his
friend." The fast has lasted four months. Both
parents then share in looking after the chick.
Parenthood is somewhat different fo'r
primates.
Dr. Dian Fossey, who has spent thousand.S
of hours studying mountain gorillas in the wU(t;
round the males, too, very protective and
tolerant ol the young. She bas seen them pluck
infants from their mothers to groom them, an<t
sh e once spotted on old male tickling 1l
youngster with a long-stemmed flower.
. .. • "Jutt call blm and .. y, 'Dad, I want U> •
11 ve you the &ill of love on WI da.1 ·'"
1&'1 • lot leel rnattratlq, believe me, • •
tha.n browSinC for two boun and comiol QJ>.:
wltb no idea for a 81ft. Md I& can be a )Gt,,..•.
cheaper In tbe Iona run. ""'' Yw miCht aavo tome b'1Ja trOiD your "
aoctor or ther1plst. ::
My dad aot • mu1 th•t aaya "U.. Bis ...
CbeeM" on It. and he 1ot a bll hua to so wlt.6
lt. I didn't reall)t have to cet blm a ma11. I
kno!.J. but lt seemed approprta ... ue alwl)'I baa bffn a VlPto me. . .
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Benefit
A Monte Carlo Night,
complete with "fun
'gambling" and a buffet
dinner. will be held June
28 at the South Coast
Medical Center parking
struoture to raise funds
for the non-profit
hospital.
The annual festival is
sponsored by the Silver
aod Gold Chapter or the
center's auxiliary and
proceeds will go toward
the auxiliary's goal to
purchase $50,000 in
medical equipment.
Tickets are $15 per
person, which includes
dinner and $15 worth or .. fun .. chips.
Bar service begins at
7 p.m. and a drawing at
10: 30 p . m. will de-
termine the winner or
Sl,000 in cash. For more information.
call tbe bosplta\ at
4919-1311.
Alums Elect
Ruth Crawford has
been elected president
o f the Tres Lagunas
chapter of Alpha Gam·
ma Delta alumni.
Other newly elected
members of the board
are Myrtle Van
Rensselaer, vice presi·
dent : Dorothy
Richardson, treasurer:
Barbara Blatherwick.
secretary: Dorothy
Thoroughman. parlia-
mentarian.
Single• Calendar nms
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Mr. Green. Miss Klein Miss Wolf. Mr. McGregor Mr. and Mrs. Youngquist
Mr. and Mrs. John Conroy of Costa Mesa
recently celebrated their 60t.h wedding an-
niversary.
The Conroys. who moved to Costa Mesa m
1969, have two sons, four grandchildren and one
great-grandchild.
Mr. Conroy works full-time for Ace Guard
Service in Santa Ana. Mrs. Conroy is a member
of the Costa Mesa unit or the U.S. Marine Corps
Auxiliary and is a former national president of
the group.
Cleeland-Barden
Anne Barden of Balboa Island and Bruce
Cleeland of Fullerton were married at Our Lady
Queen of Angels Church of Newport .
The bride, daughter of Mr. Richard Barden
of Tustin and Mrs. Sloyan Barden of Balboa
Island, graduated from Corona del Mar High
and attends Peppenllne Law School.
The bridegroom. son or Mr. and Mrs .
Raymond Cleeland or Fullerton, also attends
Pepperdine Law School.
The couple plan to live in Newport Beach
after a trip to St. Thomas, Virgin Islands
Klein-Green
Jody Klem of Costa Mesa and Brent Green
or Rancho Palos Verdes have announced their
engagement.
The future bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Klein of Costa Mesa. graduated from
Estancia High School and attends Orange Coast
College.
The future bridegroom. son of Dr. and Mrs.
Lothair Green or Rancho Palos Verdes,
graduated from Estancia High and attends Cal
Stale, Long Beach.
The couple plans a November wedding at
United Methodist Church, Costa Mesa.
Wolf-McGregor
Katherine Wolf and Jeffrey McGregor have
announced their engagement and .Plans for a
February wedding at St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church of Newport.
The futw'e bride, daughter of Mr. Robert
Wolf, graduated from Newport Harbor Hilb and
Cal State, Long Beach.
Tbe future bridegroom, son '1 Mr. and Mrs.
Robert McGregor; graduated from Westminster High and is a member of the Los Angeles Elec-
trical Union.
Youngquist-Anliker
Linda Anliker of Huntington Beach and An-
drew Youngquist of Newport Beach exchanged
weddin& vows at Chapel in the Sky. Garden
,Grove.
The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clif·
ford Anliker of Anaheim. graduated from
Bartmore Beauty College and is employed by
Wayne Lawrence and Co. Hair Productions.
The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Youngquist or Arizona, graduated from
Newport Harbor High and Orange Coast
College. He is employed by Birtcher-Pacific
Development.
The couple plan lo live in Newport Beach
after a trip to Hawaii.
50th Anniversary
After SO years of marriage, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles C. Turner of Costa Mesa renewed their
wedding v.ows in a Victorian gazebo in Los
Alamos.
The Turners have a son, Charles Turner Ill
of Monrovia; a daughter. Lynne Launius of
Culver City, four grandchildren and three great·
grandchildren.
More than 40 friends and relatives took part in the anniversary celebration and were guests
tor the evening at a hotel built in 1880.
Reed-Peterson .
Laura Peterson of Fountain VaUey and
David Reed or Huntington Beach were mamed
in ceremonies at King or Glory Lutheran
and attended Golden West College. She 1s
employed bv attorney John Saur.
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The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
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Tbe bridegroom, son or Mr and Mrs. James
Reed ol Ft. Lauderdale. Fla .. 1s employed by
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Did Dad Really Care?
• • ··o.ddy J..t dMID'\ taow bow to .a.ow lov•
"lt wu Mom w'ho btld Che famJly tocetJMr.
H• Jut.-to watt every U, and eame hom•
and IM'd baw • Ust ot llDI we'd commJtt.d
and be'd Ii"• what·for about t.bem.
• t.. "Ollte Wba I atoa. • can47 bar, be made
me &Melt beet and t ll t.he man I It.Ole It and
tbat I'd ..-et bu• to PIJ for "· But It WU Mom who_., Road I wu ju.t • tid.
••J brc*• my lq ortc• on t.bt •wtllt Mt &Dd lt
wu Mom wbo held m• lA lw' anm au CM way
to the bolllttal Dad pulled tbe ear rilbt 'AP to
U.• door al tbe emer1enry ward and •ben they
aahd hll'D to move lt became that apaee wu ,...
wrved for ·~~rncy vehlcl be shouted, ·wbat do you thla l•! A tout bu.a'' Mom
tarried mo in. Seema Uk• all my Ille Dad w11 par\ina the tar someplace and comln1 ln wet or
halt fro&en. Bul Mom never left me for a mo-
iuent
"HE WAS ALWAYS sorta out ol pl1ce at
blrthday parues. He JUSl busied himself blowing
up balloons and seU..iJJg up tables, and running
errands, but it was Mom wbo carried ln the ,ue with the candles on lt for me to blow out.
! "When I leaf through picture albums people
always ask. 'What does your Dad look like?'
"Who knows? He was always fiddling around
with the camera taking everyone else's picture.
, We'd tell him. 'Enough already,' but th1t never
•topped him. l must have a zillion pictures or
Mom and me smiling together.
"I remember when Mom told him to teach
me bow to ride a bicycle. I told him not to let
ao, but be said it wu time. l fell and Mom ran
to pick ano up, but he waved ber otf. I,... ao
mad I lhowed him. Got right back on that bike
Mnd rode lt myself. He didn't even feel embar·
raa1ed.Just10llled.
"When 1 went to college, be wu ftddllna
with what el.le -the luuace .M the boxes.
Mom aat down and told me everytblns would be
all riaht-She did all the writlq. He Juat sent
checka and a UWe note about ~ gre1t bis
lawn looked now that I wasn't playing football
on it.
••WHENEVER I CALLED bome, he acted
lilte be wanted to talk, but be always said, TH
get your mother.'
"When l got married, it was Mom who got
all choked up and cried. He Jim blew his nose
loudly and left the room.
"All my life be said, 'Where are you going?
What time an you coming bome? Do you have
gas in the car? Whose 1oi.o.c to be there? No.
you cannot go.' Not Mom. She just loved me,
but Daddy -he just didn't know bow to sbow
love -unless -My God. la it possible he
showed it and l didn't recognize it?"
Telling it Like it ....
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: I'll bet anything
your editor or publisher will not have the guts to
print this. The worst that could happen is some
.people might choke on their morning coffee.
The best that could happen is hundreds of kids
knight get shocked into good behavior and avoid
•the nightmare of jail.
~ With the arrival or summer, more teen·
• agers get into trouble. The kind of "trouble" J'rn referring to is assault with a weapon, deal· 'Ing in dope, burglary and murder. For kids who
,are considering any of the above, here is what
~Jail ls like: You are locked up in a cage, surrounded by thlers and thieves. Jail food is horrible. You
tan eat it or go hungry. You are watched
tarefully and strip-searched often. You will
·[ __ o_o_r_o_s_c_o_p_e __ J
By SYDNEY OMARR
MONDAY, J UNE I'
ARJES <Mar. 21-Apr. 19): Examine various
possibilities, plans. Start dialogue with "spedal
person." Learn where you stand in emotional
a,rena.
TAURUS <Apr. 20-May 20>: Home base
commands attention. Accent safety, security -
and beauty. Diplomacy wins; chiding or com-
plaining leads to lo6s. Ad accordlngly.
GEMINI <May 21-June 20): Obtain hint
from Aries message. Defme meanings, get
answers to questions. Know it and don't press lo
point ol embarrassment.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Take restric·
Uons in st.ride; find new methods of approach,
go after st.ory behind story. You discover
motives.
LEO (July 23-Aug 22): What seemed a lost
cause ia back, playing a key role in your personal
scenario.
VIRGO CAug. 23-Sept. 22): Ught ls abed on
area previously shrouded in mystery or con·
celaed. Key is discretion. You will be provided
with privileged information.
UBllA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Teach, share
knowledge, accept help from member of op-
posite sex. Collcillatory gesture make9 your life
more harmollious. Choice la your own.
SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Dlveralfy, open
lines of communicallon, deal with Gemini,
Sagittarius natives. Empbaaia on main objee·
tive1
SAGfrrABJUS <Nov. 22·Dec. 21): What you
seek is not necessarily close, but il la available.
Open lines of communication.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan, 19): Check
financial techniques, investment prodcedurea,
methods or accounting. Protect personal
posessiom. . AQUA&IUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Accent oo
special purchase, legal affairs, publicity, ex-
pressing )'OW'Self in manner which can win al·
lies from those who bold opposing views.
PISCF.8 (Feb. U~Mar. 20): Steer clear of
direct coofrootations. Moderate pace result.I in
•'victory." Emphasis on basic cbores.
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WHO CAN
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A nn
Landers
probably be homosexually raped by sex-starved
criminals. Little conflicts will become ure-and·
death matters. You will learn every lri~k in the
book from the real "experts" -which will
make it tempting to return to a Ute or crime
when you get out.
Once released from prison, you will dis·
cover that ex-cons can't vote, enter the military
or bold public service positions. Few ex-cons
can find a deeent job. The police will knock on
your door first tr a crime is committed in your
neighborhood. Even ir you are not gullty. you
will get panicky every time you hear a siren,
wondering ii they are coming for you.
If you have a potential Jailbird al your
house. the next time he or she gets in serious
trouble try this punishment: Lock the teen.ager
in bis or her room with nothing except a blanket
and a chamber pot from Friday night to Mon·
day morning. Feed him a rotten meal.
Convey the message that this is very much
like solitary confinement In most reform
schools OI' Juvenile detention facilities in almost
every state. U this sounds cruel, let me assure
you lwo days in "jail" at home is a lot easier to
take than five years in prt.soo. -CARING IN
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DEAll CARING: Yoo lose. llett'1 yoar ld-
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wtJI ~eatlOI' • word of lt. Tballk yoa for &ellbag It
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Pro/eaor not absent-minded in preserving American folk comedy
Nn YOU <AP>-Dowa ID No.villa, at .. U.~ ol T-. ..... U..'a a klDdJJ
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lroachq,y'• hlt •how or JM&rl-.. comedy. pret·
\J womm and music,
'1Suf ar Babi•." 'Burlesque la an
uomaty ln my llfe." be
aaya. "I'm just a
claaalc scholar who'a
gone the way of all
nub."
Allen ud co-writer
ffalT)' Rlit>Y received a
Tony nomlnatlon for
beat-mu.lcal·boolr for
• .. Sugar Babies," which
· got eight oominallons in
all. RALPH ALLEN
THAT'S NICE CONSIDERATION . at
· least, for someone whose work is a labor of love.
• ID Allen's case, It began when he was a young man
• in the 'SOS and tarried at the Truck Theater in Philadelphia.
It was a striptease palace then. Quivering,
pastled displays of the female figure bad long
since crowded out the m"emorable, raffish, leering
• burlesque comedy that nourished in the '20s and ear-. ly '30s.
"Comedians by then just filled in time
ttrt~ really~. ta.tint 15 minute. to re·
move apo.., that ldDd of lblq." 8'f'"'dfta Of m"cib earlier aood old da11, be
1ay1, "Tb• m1rvelou1 thtn1 about burlesque
bua>or wu that the comics weren't MDtimeatal.'' TNe. they W'Oflled a kind ol taaaeled theater of
the absurd, but "unlike other kinda ot abaurdlat
comedy, they're not bJtter or cynical. There wu a
marvelous ktDd ol anarchy lD a C<Javeotiooal struc·
ture that nauured you."
U WEAlt&D THAT what be calls a "dis·
llncllve American fonn ol folk comedy" would be
loet ln time. So be became a burl.Ycue-bumor buff,
and tracked down stlll-Uvl.QC practitioners ol it,
auya Uke Billy "Qleese and Cnc.ken" Hagan.
Hll labors as student, collector and historian
of the wbbbaq, pun-filled school of yesteryear
burlesque penilted through bis college da.Js and
bis 20 ensuiq years as a unlven.lty professor.
In 1976, it all began to bubble. Allen, a director
as well as teacher, author of four plays, was asked
to do a bicentennial show in Tennessee.
WHAT BE1TER WAY to celebrate America,
be thought, than to aalute a homegrown art form
called burlesque. He created a show called "The
New Majestic Follles and Lyceum Garden
Revue."
He even invited New York producers to come
see it. They said no dice. no possibilities in it for
Broadway. It came to pass he was invited to Lincoln
Center here lo speak, wllh other scholars, about
theater in America.
His scholarly paper dwelt on the history, in·
gredients and appeal of burlesque and bore the ti·
tle. "Al My Mother's Knee and Other Low Joints."
Whereupon work be1an. but it wu mo~ than
trotting out the burlesque clualc routines and
staelngthem again.··
"WE HAD TO DO an awful lot of rewriUn&."
Allen says. •'The sketches in 'Sugar Babies' re·
semble ln spirit. and style the kind of humor that
was played In burlesque in the '20s and '30s, and
they are diatanUy based on scenes of that llfne."
But they aren't pure reproductions, he em·
phasiies. They've been given new angles. different
twists. speeded up so they don't jar the ears or
modem audiences, don't sound like anachrooisms.
"We've written them from scratch. So it really
is an invented past, not a remembered one."
The rewrites and polishing took a year,
during which time Mickey Rooney and Ann Miller
were lured from Hollywood, and the rest or the
cast and chorus assembled.
Then "Suaar Bablea" trled out on the
road, in Sall Francisco, Lql Angela, Chicago,
Detroit and Philadelphia.
"Babies'' toddled onto ltroadway tut October
and has been a bot-ticket Item ever alDce.
NATURALLY, THIS pleaaea the mild·
mannered !)roleslOI' who talltl so expertly of auch
matters u Utile Egypt, a cooch dancer, or "The
Girl in Blue'' who got. arrested in 1905 for lhrowtng
her garters into the audience, even though ahe
wasn't still in them at the Ume.
It doesn't bother him that academics or
civilians of I.ender sensibility call "Sugar Bablea"
a celebration of vulgarity.
"You know, real intellectuab, It seems to me,
hke low comedy." he says. "It's the middlebrows
who object to it.'·
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says. "But there were still some great comics
around, and J kept thinking of the possibilities
PRESENT IN THE audience -at Allen's in· stigation -was Harry Rigby, Broadway mogul,-!=.=========::!::==~~===~
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HE PAUSES TO emphasize be went to see the
comics. not the strippers : "I really did. I found
fan of nostalgia. Afterwards, lhe producer told the
professor, "We ought to do a show."
Whereupon the professor said. "Well . 1 happen
to have one right here in my pocket."
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LOS ANGELES <AP) -Gordon Jump's role
as a radio executive on "WK.RP in Cincinnati"
could be typecasting, or simply art imitating life. .
Jump was a young executive at Avco Broad·
~asting in Dayton, Ohio, when be decided to chuclr
it and lake a mer at a lifelong ambition to be al\
actor.
Away from the CBS series, Jump is a far cry
from the character of
the bumbling, in·
decisive Arthur
Carlson. He's a speech
graduate of Kansas
State University, and
bis voice is smooth and
autborJtative from
y e a rs 'be hi n d t h e
microphone at radio
and TV stations.
His first job.
however, was a bit rem-
ini scent of Arthur
Carlson. He was fired
the first week.
"I WAS VERY GORDON JUMP bad," says Jump. "It
was one of those little slatioos where the diac
Jockey does everything, and there were just too
many miscued records and tapes. The manager
suggested I give up my career."
A few months later the same manager saw
him emceeing a college show and wa• instrumen·
tal in getting Jump hired by a TV station in
Topeka , Kan.
During time a way from "WKRP in Cincin·
nati." Jump is on a busman's holiday. He did the
weather for a week on a TV staliofl w Chat·
tanooga, Tenn.
''PEOPLE CALLED IN lo sa~ they liked the
way I did the weather , but they'd rather see me
make It funny like Arthur Carlson," he says.
He also did several stage comedies in Canada
and taped "Hamlet" for television. He says, "I
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played King Claudius. which 1s qwte a stretch for
me. The only other time I've played Shakes peare
was in college, and you know what college
Shakespeare ls like."
Jump has never bad any formal training in
acting, and says he learned from bis father, who
managed the Wright Brothers home in Dayton.
Theater was his hobby.
"HE REALLY WANTED to be an actor. but
was afraid to give up the security to follow it," be
says. "When I was in hlgh school be directed a
couple or the high school plays. He was very. very
capable and taught me really most of what I
know."
Jump worked up the courage to take bis Ding
at the age of 32. He was just divorced and it
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LOS ANOELES (~P> -TMre &.. ID tht d
lt'rt ol aummer televbloo, tht O<'culonal oHtt
"Omnlbul" La ~k Onl1 ror two Ibo . •l
flrst, and only°"• t.1111 bula. but you takt )'WJ'
oases wt.eel you can 1et lhom
"Omnlbu•" 11 a nprlH or ont of te~vtllon'a tlau enlrl ol tM fabled · 'Oold n
A1e," wt.kb -u • r.ort of "Saturday nln1 Pott" ol televlakln. AU1lalr Coak• h011ted tht1
ahow, CJD C8S ud lh n ABC, on unday af\t>r
noona, btf°"' the NFL dalrMd lhat tunlory The orUin•I "0mn1buA" haa bHn d trl~
•• "a vaudeville ftbow or lhcl lma1lnat1on, .. at
happy, 1tentle mlxlurt' of pototry N'ldlnaa
drama, dance, convtrHUoo. an 0tra lonal "d
venture . . "fiO Mlnutt' " tr•nqulltaod
HAL HOLBaOOK IS Jl .iT Mtihl 11., ho..'lt or
the new "Omnibu!>" 1lo bro1ufr..1,1 '" AlH'
&onlght at 8 a1nd next ~und1n l <'hsrmrnJ;t lt11CI
JU~SCAREER • • •
(From P•Af' Rtl
aeemedUke thelimetodoll t h':o.11)i., "I "t•nt mlo
the manaaer 's office and nut I "Anl<'d 10 ~11 to
California and try m y hand tll Mrttn.: 111• i.aut.
'Okay. wh•l Job do you 1un1 .. • ··r said that's not whait I'm 1u~kh\ll fo1 fl<'
asked me why I wantt.'d to do 1t I salt1 from th••
Ume I saw my first cllm~ 0\0\1<' as a kid l'\'t' ":1nt
ed lo be an actor. I said I'd let JX'Qpl<' dlsrourft~l'
me. I wasn 't hupp)' sitUna ht'hlnd :. dc-~k "
J UMP IMMEDIATEI.\' I ndro 8 role In a
theatt>r. which got hlm an tlJ"nl, v.h1r h itot ham h1~
first TV part. He "'as suppos<'<I to ha\lt' an ea~ht·
line role as a criminal on \ht> .. Daniel Boont'"
series
"'Ibey kept expanding m) part until l had
more dialogue than the guest star," Jump sa,,s "I
got second feature billing my first time out I chdn't
worlt inTVagainforayear. •·
During that time. he broke into commercials wMchsoon became a majorsourceofincome. ·
•'11fE COMMERCIAL is lo the t elevisi 1 actor
what summer stock is to the stage actor." says
Jump. "Thal 's where you sharpen your craft. Thal 's
where Ileamed camera technique."
In his first series, in 1974, he was the Irish cop
OD ABC's "That's My Mama." Next, he got a part
oo ''McDuff the Talking Dog," a Saturday morn.
ing children's show for NBC. But NBC scrapped the program.
Then, he was Chief of Police Tinkler on AB C's
"Soap." He was the m an who put the collar on
Jessica Tate for murder. It was the break that led
dlrecUy to his present starring role on "WKR P "
Yet, he almost didn't l~ e the part.
"REMEMBER, THEY had a tremendous
a mount of negative publicity that first year ." says
Jump, a devout Mormon. "I hadn't seen the show.
but based on what I had read I made a moral de-
cision lo turn down the role.
"Paul Junger Witt and Jay Sandrieh showed
me what they call ed the 'retnbution scenes.' There
the characters would get their comeuppances for
their indiscretions
"I had turned It down for moral reasons, but
as I look back I had no real justification for that. I
took the word of a lot of ot~ .. ,. oeople, but when I
finally saw il I rea1Jzed what a positive use of
television this was."
JUMP SAYS HE not only learned a lesson in
tolerance from the producers of "Soap." but when
"WKRP" came along they willingly let him out of
his contract so he could lake the bigger role.
Sandrich also moved over from directing
"Soap" to directing "WKRP."
Before making lhe pilot, Jump says he kept
trying to make Arthur Carlson's character too
broad. Sandrich kept reining him in.
Jump says, "Tinkler was a marvelously writ:"
ten role. His character was ~uill on the principh!
that if you give a man a UWe .. utbority in most in-
stances he is going to exercise it unrighteously.
Arthur, on tbe other hand, is a man who's banded
authority but doesn't really want it.
"Fortunately, you can be bumbling in both
roles."
ralm, promlaln1 •·a vehlclo for r:oany dllferenl
P•"'Mll ra " It la th•l
Sunday'a •how 11 comprtaed of six H8·
menu. ranaln, from a rousln1 ''Peter Pan··
number to • ~oUywood tuhaon ahow. Actor
L~vd1 J Stadlen does a runny, warmly
noatnlMlt' bll fro m his o ne ·man a how,
"Gr~cho ..
Thtr~ &Ii a charming segment featuring
country 11~er Loretta LyM and opera king Lu·
clano Pavarotti. They kid each other about their
•Ct'cnlli. and they slns -he bells out "La Don·
na t• Mobile " from "Ragoletto," "0 Sole
1\1 l(l ". s he offers "l 'm Pregnant Again,"
Thl' Clll' payment's late, the mortgage Is due,
I m preananl ueam, what will we do?"
It's fun
"OMNIBUS" IS ESSENTIALLY classy
,, arl<>ty, and as such, 1l has its share or silly.
There's a feature with Pittsburgh Steeler re·
celver Lynn Swann dancing Wllh Peter Martins
of the New York City Ballet that's s upposed lo
suggest u common a rtistry, but comes across as
1.1 couple or goofy.looking guys dressed In shorts
running around on a football fie.Id set -they
"''en use slo-mo instant replays
Still. "Omnibus" as an uplifting entertain·
mcnt, and nutritious viewing. TV can be fun
"lthoul du1Jln1t lh<' :.enses.
ABC' GOES TWO·FOR·TWO on Sunda\', :.t·h~duUnJ.? onl' of Its infrequent .. ABC Theater"
drumns afl<'r "Ommbus "
· · t\rn.: Crnb ," u TV play by Preston
Hnnsont', is u hot·bloodcd drama of the Abel
Cum sort. played out at(a&nst a larger <'onn1rt
bt>t" een lradil1on and new ways
llurold Gould 1s Old Man Campana. S<'lf
nrndt• lt•nder of the wholesale seafood andustrv "Kan~ Crab .. Barry Newman is his eldest
:-on. Johnny. a chip-0rt-the-blO<'k tradihonahsl
"ho ·s bent on doing things Pop's way.
Jeffrey De Munn is younger son Sam. a col
lege kid who sells his services and book·learned
knowledge to a giant conglomerate that means
to swallow up the Campanas and corner the
wholesale crab market
Fine acting jobs in a tense, taut family
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S inger -actor John
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wonderful ... the audience is on its feet cheering."
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pace and gripping Intensity.'' WASHINGTON POST
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Sells Hybrids.
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But Skill Holds Firm's Clients t I l
BY THO• LECOQ ~~-.......... It.Wt El~CI enalneen and designers
of micro circuit.a will soon be seeing an
unusual advertising pitch.
Environmental Communications.
Inc.. plans to release a Pogo.esque
drawing t.o sell its ability to make
delicate, military -quality hybrid
circuits.
IN THE DRAWING an elephant
stamps on lid parts to seal them.
nesting hens perform burn-in tests
ORANGE COUNTY
BUSINESS
{
Of The Week
while a kangaroo bounces on a
trampoline as it listens for rattles with
a stethoscope.
The fanciful char acters represent
real steps in producing inch-square
cir cuits that incorporate dozens of
standard and special circuits built on
chips less than a 16th inch square.
Company president Allen J . Shafran
smiles when he looks at the 22 by 34
inch drawing he hopes will attract new
cust.omers
"The more a person knows about the
business or electronics, the more details
they see are related to quality
m anufacturing,•• he said
lintless coals Hair goes under a cap
and surgical rubber covers fin&ers.
The printed "wires" connecting the
digital or analog devices on the circuits
are thmner than human hair. Human
ha ir or finger oils could make a whole
c1rcu1t moperable.
THE .\$EMBLY area is dlvided into
halves, one side filled with people
peering through microscopes and using
robot devices to attach chips to the
circuits produced in another room .
Other workers weld wire so thin 1l's
nearly invisible .
The other side is filled with inspectors
who peer and probe after each step of
production to find faults needing repair
-or to order a part discarded.
There are more ins pections than
production s teps. explained Kermit
Heid. vice president aod general
manager of the Hybrid M1crocircu1t
Division. '
That's because much of the equipmen:
produced goes mto military systems or
commercial airliners A slip 1n quality
could prove fatal to pilot or p~sengers.
H EID EXPLAINED that customer
engineers design the actual circuits. but
Env i ronmenlal Com mun1 cations
engineers convert the diagrams into
oversized drawings of the hnal circuit
board, a detail-filled process that
includes tracing each "wire" from start
to finish
With digital circuits. special care
must be taken to keep connections short
so signals aren't delayed by long paths.
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Detail from Envlfonmental Commumcat1ons ad shows steps in buf!dmg comp/1cated ClfCU1ts
print the circuit on the substrate. which
may be one-quartl·r inch square or
s maller when fm1shed.
Resistors take serpentine paths on the circuits with a wide area in one spot
that lasers will cut later to provide the
ex act resistance speci fled
Nearly every process 1s done under a
microscope in clean conditions that
make a hospit al seem dirty by
comparison
He"s collectmg v1deotape5 no~ for a
training program for both new and
l'xpenenced employee-.
Another Se<'llon or the plant houses d
division that produces a hne of RF and
microwave parts used a., plug.in
modules by other manufacturen.
Both product Imes are subject to the
same kind of scrullnv C1rcu1t.s can ~
tested at temperatures ranging from
minu!) 55 degrees to plus 125 degrees
Centigrade.
Shafran said the firm 's marketing 1s
entirely b~ed on quality and service .
Meeting the stiff requirements for doing
military work attests to quality; service
1s demonstrated by delivering what's
ordered on time.
··A purchasing agent may choose one
or the larger producers the first time.
but ~hen they de liver late. holding up a
m11l1on dollar proJecl because of a $54)
part, they may give us a try next time.",
t .. FOR EXAMPLE," he said pointing
to the feet of a frazzled looking fox .
"those straps are for grounding -a
Other kinds of circuits require
extensive grounding a nd stuelding to
keep signals from leaking from one
conductor to another
BECAUSE SO much work 1s done to
military specifications. test results at
each s tep must be reeorded and passed
on to customers. Data from the
suppliers or raw materia ls must also be
filed and passed on.
WHEN FINISHED. parts mus t
burn-in by operating properly for days
1n extr emes or heat or cold
Environmental Commun1cat1ons'
engineers must bwld mechanical d1~
and power s upplies for testmg and
assembly as well. A machine shop and
electrorucs lab handle those chores.
THE F1RM'S s mall size <about S2
million m revenues this year, about SO
employees) helps speed production:
I very important part of a good
m ic roc:i reuit."
A walk through the production facility
at 3150 Pullman St .• Costa Mesa, begins
t with an air chamber where workers don
CIRCUITS ARE assembled o n
alum inum p lates called substrates.
These are cleaned until perfect. coated
with a resistor material. then plated
with gold.
Negatives of the layout for each layer
Because the company 1s s mall, Heid
said many p e ople have been
cross-trained and can rm many jobs.
··An engineer here m ay guide an
order through severa l stages of
production m one day. steps that may
<See FANCIFUL. Pa1e C3t • I
4
Control Data Makes PLATO Your Teacher
'
Newly promoted business managers
often head back t.o classrooms to pick up
skills needed in the expanded job.
But busy schedules can cause them to
miss a class -and the coursework for that
n ight. If the textbook doesn't cover the
material. there's no way lo make it up.
THAT'S .IUST ONE reason Control Data
Corp., a diversified computer builder and
data" processing service company. has
devised a ~branch learning center system
all hooked up to a computer system named
PLATO. <It stands for Personal Learning
And Training Opportunity).
The newest office is located at 18831 Von
Karman Ave .. Irvine. and its terminals are
connected to a Cyber 170 computer in
Sunnyvale.
Students signing up for the doiens or
Hard-eore
.JolJless
business and basic education courses will
pull c hairs up to t e rminals where
university-developed programs take tbem
through material in a systematic way.
Mary Schmidt, Irvine center manager.
explains that PLATO begins by teaching the
student how to use the terminal, then tests to
see what they know already.
AFTER THAT. IT TAKES the student
step-by-step through courses ranging from
salesmanship to starting your own business.
"It eliminates sections already mastered
and concentrates on subjects not already
known ··
The programs use examples. games and
testing along the way to be sure each bit of
knowledge is mastered before gomg on
Later. they test weak points again
The original system began as an
experiment in grade schools during the late
·sos. with business courses added later.
Ms Schmidt cites the course designed by
Or. Alan N Schoonmaker titled "Selling:
The Psychological Approach" as a good
example of what's offered.
Costing $235. it takes about 13 hours to
co mplete and consis t s of textbooks.
vide<>tapes. slide shows and long visits with
PLATO
THE VIDEOTAPES INCLUDE
dramatized sales situations and discussions
or what went wrong; texts and slide shows
detail more facts with computer time spent re·
in forcing basics.
When the computer senses a student
doesn't understand the difference between
benefits and features. for example, it
he's hired, the company fills out five quesUooa and
mails it back to us (or pnot.ber acency>.
"We send back a ~ertlflcate that goes lnto the
employee's me ...
THE PAYOFF IS THAT under four pro1ram1
designed for the hard-to-employ, the employer
gets a t.ax credit.
And, It lsn't just a few bucb either.
Under the Targeted Job8 Tu Credit, the
employer 1ets a credit of half the first year's
wases up to $6,000. 25 percent of the aecood year's
waaea.
'l1te other pro9rams otter slmllar or smaller
credits. limited onty by one rule: No OM can use
credita to offtet more than 90 Pttt«lt ot t.belr tax
UablUt)' -but the exceas can be carried back or
forward to upten anotber year•1 tu lolld.
What's the book?
Each proaram requires employen to blrt
from O'OUPI which are • 1lubl1 portlon ol the coattnuoual)' unemploy4Mt.
TBS PSDR8AL TAaonsD~plaa,
fMUMI Oii low-lneome V...... .. wtUI
low lncom11 and under ace 15: dlaadn.,laa.ct
youn1 people a11 18 to 24, and.u·f•km with loW
In coma.
Work lnuntlve c WIN> la 1lmllar. but
eollfflJtr.._ on reclptent.I ol AJcl IO Depmdent.
produces added material on the subject and
keeps emphasuJng them unUI the student
underst.anda.
After two or three lessons. it tosses in a game that also acts as a pop quiz.
Miss a question and it again adds more
learning material from its memory
"The depth of the program 1s ama11ng. ··
says Ms. Schmidt. .. It's not only for novice
s alesmen, it also ha:. enough meat for
experienced people and sales managers ..
COURSES INCLUDE ACCOUNTING for
non-financial managers. an array of matenal
on personnel management and lav..
decision-making guidelines and other
specialized subjecLc;.
Many are clustered in speda1 package5
"Women in Management."' for example.
includes accounting and superv1s1on units
along with specific information on problems
women encounter when moving up m a
corporatJon -a variation on the course
provides know-how for a woman starung her
own business.
A similar course is recommended by the
Small Business Administration to help with
planning a new venture.
Ms. Schmidt says parents can send their
children <grades 1 through 8> for reading.
math and other unats lo replace summer
school programs canceled dunng the pas t
year.
DICK DAYTON, MARKETING manager
for Control Data's western region. says
Irvine was selected "because of its
aggressive, e ducation -oriented
businesspeople."
Children with a second, similar plan for other
welfare recipients.
The fourth credit available Is a state
1argeted-job bonus that can cut hundreds of
dollars from at.ate tax llability for birin1 t.hoM
ellglb~ under the federal Pl"Oll'•ms.
Knowles. an employ~r tax credit specialist for
the Southern CaJlfomla region of EDD. said dollar
benenta vary with the employer tu bratket, but
can be u hl1h as 12,580 ln tax rechadJon per
qualified employee.
How do you know If Ute employM Is quallned?
81MPl.8, SAID SNOWLD. El>D and the
re11ona1 CETA ortanlutlon decidel who qualiftes
and lllues a voucher. The ~cant ca.rr1es It wtth
tbem when lntentewln1, aJona with a pamphlet
exp1alnlq the rulee -which he Ulurel are euy to follow.
••All the employer has to do la fll• ont m01"e
form wtth the reauJar tax rttum."
He added tbat the federal proenma b.ave
actually been around 1ln ce 1111, bul tmpl~ baa .,._delayed
· ''1111e OrtllDal law wu writ.ta vaply IO tM
four maJor department• and Hven •••~I" ln•olvtcl had to work out difference• In ln~ ...
Xnow1u said It took yeau and w11
complle1t.ed In Oru1e Comlt.)' wt.t CETA people
Some are expected to enroll for general
bu.siness classes. but many others will use
the Cft'lter to take seminars developed by
andivtdual companies.
Dayton cites a pharmaceuticals company
marketing drugs used by psychiatric
patients. "Salesmen must have a great dea l
or specific knowledge about each drug. but
the company can't rely on them reading
printed material
··This way they know the salesmen are
fam1har Wltheach produt't."
Super visors know because PLATO
records what's bei?n learned and reports
satisfactory completion to the company.
CONTROL DATA PRACTICES what it
preaches. staffers must take a minimum
<Stt PLATO, Page Cl>
wondered whether the IRS would come t.o them
replacement of revenues lost through credits.
SAN DIEGO GOT OFF to an earlier start
ii find.lnc the prolfam u.sefut In reduclnt tax So far nearly 4,400 people have gotten jobs out
14.800 people vouchered.
Knowles said he'll be tralnln1 coua penonnel ln a week or so and expects re
paperwork to arrive at about the aame tlme.
Then k's up t.o employen to decide wrtet..-.• &be tax credit makes It woRb takinl a chance memben ol aroupa normally not b.l.recL
"Tho experience lhty have wtlh tlMle '*•• •lll make all the dUference, •• he
Word«·mouth anions hula... people WW..-.~
Ute rauhs -whether toad er bed.
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Market FrWnd Helps
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DEAR SVP&RMARKET SHOPPER I
ronovwed )'OW' .t.tce. and 1 m~t •SNe tbel
makln1 friend• with the 1uptrm1r~•t
mana1er really doll pay blf dMdmdt
LUt w k I aahd hlm about lhe tJMt
Ume lo find bread and other baked tooda on
Hie He told me lo come back late on Satur
day allemoon, just ~fore clotlnt Ume
• I fol&owod hl,J advice and found aeveral
t hoppln1 cart.a full of bakod &ood• marked
down to half the orialnal price
After my bat1alna were baH~. J w nt
lnto t~ manager's office and thanked him
for Lhe Sood advice A11 I left. he told me lhat
peanut·butt.er c hip would sooo be on sale.
Thia morning I round them marked down
to SO cent.a a baa. and each wrapper had a
25-centa~( coupon on the back '
As I wnte this letter. I can smell my
special peanut-butter cookJe:. baking In the
oven. Won't my friend lit the ~upermarket be
aurpriM.>d when he receives a box of them?
Gail
DEAR GAIL -A good relaU0118h1p with
the supermarket manager is an Important
part or a money-saving shopping strategy.
Unfortunately, most shoppers underestimate
the v11lue of a manager's advice
Ut;AH SUPERMARKET SHOPPER-It
was a bit strange. but certainly nice. to be re-
m inded by lhe supermarket cashier today
when I purchased some Glad Trash Bags to
check UM 1tote'1 new bulletin boa.rd for Clad r~fund rornu
I wu 1urpril~ •a•ln when I actually
found ~ forma there 1
Helene
DEAR 1114.:LENE My heavens! What la
thl• world comln& w when cuhlera remind
uu lo pt cit up your refund fonm'
Serioutly. we are aucceedina m convlnc·
Ina aupermarkela that refundt are important
IQ many of their cuistomers. They wlll
become even more lmPortant in the future-
l'Kpeclally If the recession gell worse
As evidence of our success, here as part
of a letter J re<-eived recently from Don C.
Riahoi, director of corporate relations for
Detroit's Chatham Food Centers: ·'We follow
your columns regularly and agree that It is
ubout time that refund otrers by manuf•c·
turers be available and more visible to
grocery shoppers Today our company In·
troduced another firs t in lht' Detroit area-a
centralized Cash Refund Center ln every
Chatham s upermarket."
Also In the mall this week was a Pl11ly
WifSgly advertisement from Wlaconaln. The
ad informed customers: "In recent days, you
have told wi of your growing interest in
manufacturers' refund offers. In view of your
concern for this method of stretching food
dollars. our stores wlll have a section of the
bulletin board devoted to refWld pads. We
will also be making available to you our new
Dollar Stretcher Savings Gulde that will give
you information about many more of these orrers ..
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By llOBEaT J. BRUSS
OE/\H BOB: As a real estate agent, I re
;,hze I am not supposed t<i advi!><' buyers <rnd
M?llers on tax matters. But I feel I shoulq sug
gcst tax ungles for them to discuss with their lux auv1bert1. Is there an) Mmple way of ex
11Jaining Lo home scllC'ri, when they should use
that tax deferral rule and when they !\hould use
the $100,000 "over 55 rule" lax exemption'>
C.:onnle V
0£All CONNIE: You are correct tbat real
t'lltate agent3 abould not advise their clleata oa
the tax Hpects of prope rty traauctlons.
lloweverJood agenu mut udemand t.be tu
henefU• real eatate ao they can alert their
buyera and Miiera to •peclal tax bnakl.
The order for applyla1 home sale tu
beaeflU II: U) "realdeHe replacemeat ra.Je,"
12> "over 5S rule" $1M,tlt tax exemption, and
(3) tnlltaUment sale .
If a selle r will bay a more expensive
r eplacement home and qualify for the "re ·
•ldeace replacemeat rule" tax deferral, that
ellml.u&a the need to search further for a tax
a voidaace metbod.
""• But If the H0er doMa'l quallfy for that rale,
: • " Ule n see ll the teat.a of the "over 55 rule" SIM,MO
• tax t'Xemptloa are met. Basically, they require
-~e aeller lo be 55 or older on the UUe transfer date
·-hd lo ban owaed and lived In the prtaclpal re·
aldence a.ay three of the five years before aale. U
qaaUfled, the aeller ua thee esempt up to SltO,MO
of prom1 from taxation.
u Ute aeUer doetla't qaallfy for th"" rule•,
tbea ~l•r IUHHtl•I a• iu&allmnt Hie.
lnstallmnt Hies cu be ..-ed oe aay type of
property, •.ot Just prtnclpal realdeacea. To
quaUly for an lutallmeat sale, the seller caD.DOt
receive over 30 percent or tbe 1roa .. aea price
$50,000 to $500,000
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In the year of the sale. For further de'all1, SH
your tax •dvller.
Orc·•rpfl lfc~mP ll.-f11rr .4tal.-?
DEAR BOB· The buyer of our home has ap
fl 1 t<· d for a F ed<: r :i I II o u i, i n g Aul ho r 1 l ~
mortgage ThL· agent te lh, wi these take from 45
to !10 da~). Th~ sell~r 1s un,1ous to move in a~
the famil) 1s living in a motel room al $23 J>('r
da) My '-' 1fe says not to let tbe buyers m ove in
until the l'lalc closeM
Marvin D
DEAR MAllVIN : I think you've 1ot a 1mart
wife. It 111 1enerall)• unwl11e to Jet a home bayer
move In before the ule do.es. Reaaou laclade :
lite buyer wtll tlnd many real or lmap.ed defect.a
In the bouM', tbe bayer may dttlde ltOt &o
close t~ Hie. aad If tbe buyer baa Olli)' a amaU
depotJlt at stake, he ma)' dedde &o fOffett tt aad
not pay lbe a1reed reDt darln1 Ute ~CQHC)'
before tbt' Hie cloeea .
A typical FHA hayer makes a• avera1e
down payment of oaJy 4 perceot eo tetU.1 Heb
• hayer occupy year home before Hit c'°91AI
can be very rbky.
But lf you dttlde to 10 ahead., be 111re the
buyer aad aeller alp an "<kcupaacy Prior to
Cloae of Sale" form. Thi• form b Uke 1 lea1e
becaue It aet. tbe rent aad ouWAff wblc~ ex·
penaeA buyer and seller are lo pay.
Snad real e1tate qw•taon.t to ~rl J Bruu.
f' 0 Bot 6710, San "'rcncuco. CA HIOI
18%
ANNUAL YIELD
fom 18% on 6 months to
one year toldly ucured T.D. "°'"·
Trust deeds available
Fromc!4<>.!>0 ...!.o. ~~,000
C.All DIRECT or COUEcr
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PLEASE CONTACT ME AT
TIMI!
CONSUMER I BUSINESS
Bankers Take Up Fight
New Rules May Cut Funds for HoUBing
A seemlnily obscure action by the Depository
ln1tttutlon1 Der e1ulatton Committee ln w .. hlniton hu raiaed the Ire ot bankers, real
Htate IJ'CKlP' and builders
The committee voted May 2.8 to ellmlnate the
quarter .percent advantage aaven earned by leav·
ina their money In a savln11 and loan-a prime
source o( mortgage money.
ALSO INITIATED THAT day were ruJes that
pushed savings Interest cellln111 to full market
levela and put a floor on minimum rates that cao
be paid.
The combined actions prompted form ation of
an emerge ncy tai;k force or savings and loan ex·
ecutives lo fight the new rules.
··nus as a sneak »llack on a SO.year poUcy
favoring home ownership: we hope to bring it to
the attention of tht' public." said the force's
leader. Leonard Shane. chairman ol Huntlnrt.on
Beach-based Mercury Savlnp and Loan.
Shane added that
he 's JUSt back from a
trip to the capital where
the task force decided
to bring a laws uit
challenging the actions.
It was to have been
filed Frtday
Shane said the com·
mlltee acted illegally
by lgnortni thl' man
date o( HR 8946. lt.>g1sla·
tlon statlnl( the· d1r
fL•rences in ~U\'lnl(s In·
tereat fa \'o ra n g
home·financing instllu·
t1 o n s wa 11 t o b e
equalized over a 6 year
period-LEONARD SHANE
INSTEAD. SEVEN WEEKS after the act was
8il(n<'<I. Sham· ~u1d , thl· comm1ttet> vot<'<i 4 to I IQ
1m1JOM' lht· n·l(ulat1on~ 1111 ut once
"Ttus t!> "t-r)' hard t1J rt-duce t<J ~•mple term~.
Sh11nc ~wid.
Indians F ete
OC President
Phil Steveni.. prec.1d<•nt of L. It r u<iy'ltcm~
Inc . Irvin<'. has rect>tH·d tht.' l n1tt'd Indian
Development Assoc1<1t1on' f1n.t Ju) S1 l1rnhet·ls
uward
Thl' plaqm· note). Stt·\ l'n!> contr1 butaon ... t()
dl'\ t'lopm('nl or natl\,. \mert<'<1n... hu-.10l''"
'lk11l'I and honor-. him r1.r th1· thrf>t• \('itr .. h1·
'>IJ<'nt on tht' ad\'l:-ur~ 1,.i.1rcl or th1· L<r.. 1\n~l ll''
or~:.in1zalton
Stt"ven~. \o\ho ('11unh ~IOU\ ltH11 ,1m ..• mun11
ht" unct"tltorii. <'Onc1urt .. d "''miner., v.1)rki1 hop:o;
,111\J work<><I \\Ith -mall 1111 ... 1111·'' fJIA n t-r-. durtnli!
111.1 l<·nur<• 011 th1 Ii• .1nl lw11A1·•·11 1!175 ..tn<I 711 lit•
:t l•o he lJ)l>d r11\Jr lrtl1•'" 111 th<• \lonlJO..t art•<t
Ol·,.:ollttll' fo1 r oil ,JllJ tfHtl t·ontra<·t-. !or mining
<inJ drilling
Stt-vt• Stahhnl! prt>!>H'lc-nt of thl· 8'i'o.0<'1at1on
'>aid thb. :l\\:trtl 1 ... narrlt'1l artt•r n•1·1·nth dl·
<'t'dlScd at·tor J11\ S1l \'t:rhl't-ls Tonto on · 'Thi·
Lone Hunier · "\o\-ho v. ,,.., U'llOOI( th•· ftr,l 111
1JOrtra~ the \rm·rtl'ttn lnd11tn '4 llh d1J,ln1t'
Comt'durn Jonath.111 \.I. tntl·r.. "'ho t p.irt
l'h1ppcv.u pn•-.1·ntl.·d th1· J V.1Hd ut d 11·n ·mon'
last Fnda) n1i.:ht
llou.11'"" .-.1url1' l 'nll \f1nh1
Mank of Amcnt•:1 rt·"°rtl"d la!\t v.N•k 1h.,1
new hOWllnJ( ).fllrt" 1n (';1hfom rn dunn~ AJ>rtl
dror>pt!d to a ht:11i.on&ll) udJu. ... twt annuul ral<' or
l ()4 .000 unit II
The flllUrf.' IS do"' n If r. percent rrum tht•
March rah' und do"' n Ii 7 JX r<'l'OI rrom tht·
irnmc month last )t'ur
There werl' 40.!500 uniti. of actual houbtn~
11tarts during the rant first four mont~ of th•~
) t•ur That'!! down 32 3 pert'ent from the same
period a yeur u"o. thc bunk r<'ported
.-. ... all ........... ('011fab a .. ..
The Small 8w1lnesJi Adm1n1stration hall an
nounced a Jum· 26. all day seminar on cap1lul
1wurces, lcJ(ul. management 1tnd record keeplnit
problems and other topics
Sesf!IOOJS will be held In the Santa Ana Cit~
Council cham bers lnformut1on on llm~s and
toplCb a\allubll' b~ culhnJ,l 11.Jfi 2709
H• ex.plained that It wUJ probably mean con·
tlnued hl1h mort1a1e rates and will reduce fund.I
available for homes.
·'The question la. hu. lhia country changed it.a
lona·aLand.ln' commitment io home ownersblp
without ever debatln1 the luue in Congreaa? · ·
Shane aaJd the commlt~·a makeup explains
the actJon· ''lt'11 dominated by f'ederal Resf'rve
Sy1tem ~le -represenUq the vlew1 of Paul Volcker. ·the banklng agency's chief.
··volcker thinks investment in new plant and
equipment i1 more import.ant than housing," but
Mercury'• chairman added that Volcker has an
eastern vtew of housing :
"PEOPLE LIVING IN apartments 1n New
York don't understand what it mean11 to own a
home PauJ Volcker bas an apartment there ..
"The lllsue is housing; a critical question for
our country because <millions will be without
homes soon) and ln five years. they will cause a
social revolution."
Shane said builders and real estate people are
joining forces on the issue bf.cause all will suffer
as housing money 1s dive rted to other u.-.ei..
These groupt1 have been at odds ror m1m y
years. "but that's all over now. We're learning to
work together ·'
Shane !Said Volcker's prererence for industrnd
financing lo create jobs and economic well·betng
11{nores out-of-work construction people
"WHAT'S HE GOING to do with the 1.5 m1lhon
who wi 11 be unemployed?··
He added that other trade groups are likely to
join inlhechallenge.
In addition , p ressure as building ror con·
gressaon al bearings and legislative clanficat1on of
the act·~ intent by Con~n·-.-.
Heprei.entatavt· Jl·rry Pattnvm. 0 Or:rnJ.(l'. 1s
tailing for placinl( Huo·-. Se<'rctary on tht-com
m1ttec-to add a second pro hous ing volt: to tht:
group
Tht-ta~k rorc1· ,., an arm of the United Statt:~
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Chuck Shedd, V.P. Manager
AIR.PORT OFFICE 7 52·9200
SteVe Hollstetn. V. P. Manager
ORANGE omcE 997-1880
Lany Sallinaer. V.P. Manager
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Owners
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18800 MacArthu1 Wvd
Irvine
Tuesdly. June 17
8:00 P.M.
SOUTH COAST Pl.A.lA
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666 Anton Blvd
Costa Mesa
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Anaheim
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Kermit Held, Manages MJcroclrcult•
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t ake several days in a larger
company," Shafran said.
Design problems are hammered out
between customer engineers and the
employee who actually does the design
work, providing less chance of mixups
than going through channels.
Shafran began as a financial backer
for the company founded in 1973.
REVENUES QUICKLY l"06e, he said.
but the management wasn't focusing
properly on the hybrid and
RF /microwave market niche it filled .
"I had to s tep in to protect my
investment."
The firm is solidly set in that niche
now. he said. Marketing is handled
through outside representatives rather
than the former in-house staff.
Like nearly all other electronics
firms, Environmental Communications
has trouble finding trained employees
and has suffered some ol the rajding
and related salary inflation during past
years.
Training is used to raise minimally
qualified people to high productivity
levels quickly. Trainees also are
"adopted" by more qualified personnel
and supervised closely until they
function well alone.
SBAFllAN FAULTS area scboolt for
not providing much information on
technology.
.. Schools attn't providing the kids
with the buzzwords needed to show they
are capable of understanding and
learning technical stills.
••And, I feel this level of slcill l.s what
Orange County must develop to sustain
it.self and be economically viable."
As to the period in 1978 wben the
company faltered for awhile, be said, "I
tried to develop it so I could step out.
but it didn't work out ... we've bad to
re-establish ourselves and come back.
"It proves one thing, you must always
keep your eye on the dime." .
That's one detail omitted from the
cartoon advertisement.
From Page Cl
PLATO CHAT. • •
number of courses each year as part of tbeir
job.
PL.A TO tattles on them too.
Dayton says the firm will soon begin
advertising the centers. whlch were first
opened in 1976.
Control Data is familiar with radio.
television. print. and direet mall which are
used to recruit students for its programming
schools. Ms. Schmidt says that taking a course by
computer may seem a bit cold at first, but
students enter their name at the beginning
and soon get used to seeing it pop up al
appropriate places in each question.
Besides, she adds, "the personalities of
the people who wrote each course appear in
Lbe responses ol the computer.
••AfTEll AWHILE YOU GET to know
wbo wrote wbai by reading the text."
In one aside during the selllna program,
for ellample, Dr. Schoonmaker calls a
reluctant customer a turkey.
"It makes people laugh," says Ms.
Schmidt.
THE
PROmMAKERS
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ccneubtion.
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9-digit ZIP D~e .
If lt l°'* you awhile Lo remember
your ftve-di.,Sl ZJP code when they
were flnt lalroduced. brace
youne.11, 1tartin1 early next year lbe
codel wUJ lO Lo nine numben.
Accord.ini to Gua Hen11eler, Santa
Ana Poll\ Office direct.or of cusLomer
service, the k>neer codes will reduce
bumao handling of letters and.
hopefully, speed deliveries.
••w111:1 THE longer codes, we can
pinpoint mail down to the odd or even
side of tbe street."
The fint five digits will be the
same as tbe present ZIP, t.beo comes
a hyphen and four more numbers.
Automatic sorting equipment will be
able Lo send long-distance mail to the
closest local post office and scanners
there will be able to drop letters into
the correct carrier's hands
Tbe flrst reading machine, say in
New York City (codes beginning OC))
will read the ZIP and imprint a bar
code similar to Universal Pricing
Codes on food items.
SOR'11NG MACHINES along the
way will read the bars and direct the
mail to the post office nearest the ad·
dressee, for example, an Santa Ana
(first three numbers of 926).
The fourth and fifth numbers tell
which local post office will handle the
letter from there.
Those dflcea will again read t.be
bar code&. zeroing in on the fuia1 four
numbers. wbicb U>ows lbe correct
delivery route.
.. Any business recei vine at least 10
pieces of acannable mail a day w1l1
have the opportunity to have a ZIP
code all to themselves," Henggeler
said.
CARRIERS AKE involved in the
numbering process oow. be added.
"They know all the barriers and od·
dities d tbeit routes."
He said reducing band.ling will pro-
bably cut the number or postal
employees required, but added that
normal attrition will prevent layoffs.
Just before the new system slarts
the Post Office will send letters to all
patrons with their correct code.
Henggeler said the whole thing will
be voluntary. just as the five-digit
system was, "but people got to like
the codes then -97 percent or mail
has them now -so I think they'll go
along with this too."
HENGGELER ADDED that a pro-
posed increase in postal rates (20
cents for a first class letter> isn't re·
lated to the new system ; in fact. he
said, the new system s hould cut costs
a bit.
"But every\Jme gasohne goes up a
dime, at C06ts us $30 million "
can about higher
ylekSlng
Cetllflcatel
Huntington Savings and Loan Association
(lo Organization)
Post Office Box 1669
Huntington Beach, California 92647
l.
We are proud to inform you of the names of your friends and neighbors who are
Founders of our association. These founders who reside in the Huntington Beach area have
indicated their support for the idea of a locally-owned. mdependentJy-0perated savings and loan
association to serve the savings and mortgage-loan needs of our people. With their help and
yours. we hope to open our doors in a very few months.
DIRECTORS
Mr. Michael Doyle
Mr.JamesD F~
Ms. Sallie <Sam I Juergen~
Mr. Gordon M. Keenoy
Mr. Deruus K. Pollman
Mr. Larry W. Ret'd
Ms. baSma.shey Roger.,
Mr. RobertC Terry
FOUNDERS
'.\Ir & Mrs Let>Colhn!>
:'Its Judy J C-0mbf;
:'llr :\l1chael P Condt•r
H('ll~ Lou Confair. Ph D
\lr & '.\l rs Paul Cook
:\Ir & '.\lrs George Coon··~
'.\Ir M1chaclA Coughlan
:'It r .• I ohn Coult rup
Mr CurtisCnbbs
C:iren Croxen. PhD
'.\tr.andMrs DenmsJ Croxen
:\tr & Mrs E<hurdll Cummings
:\Ir.& Mrs. RoyCunmngham
:'llr.& Mrs. Vernon Cunningham
Mr. RlcbardGaryCurner
:\Ir. C. E. Davidson
:\tr.& Mrs.JamesW DeLong
Mr. & Mn. Wilham De Wean
Ms JudathK D;Jdan<'
l>r. & Mn. Carl M. AglJotio :'It r & Mrs. David H. Dorwy
Ms. Joan Armour :\Ir & Mn.. Derus Dorsey
Mr. J .W. Amutroag '.\1r. & Mrs. Pat Oo"'Tley
Mr. DonaldG. Ba1ter Mr.& Mrs. JamesD. Doyle
Ms.DoreenC.Bame Mr.&Mrs DaJeDunn Mr. Wesley M. Bannister Dr. & Mrs Ronald R. Duvendadt
Mr.&Mn.Gary8arr '.\lr.R A.Eigenbrodt
Hon. Ted Bartlett & Mn. Bartlett Dr. & Mrs. Herbert Eighmy
Mr. Fl"ed&Rev. Peggy Bai;sell Dr. RobertG. Engman
Ms. RoseS. Beck Mr.& Mrs DateP. Erickson
Mr. & Mrs. John Behymer :'11r. Richard D. Evans
Mr.&Mn.JerryJ. Benzi '.\1s. Carolyn Peirce Ewing
Mr. Terry Bersuch 1\,r. & Mrs. Leon farwell
Mr. FrederickE Bid:et Mr & Mrs Jam~ Pihpan
Dr. & Mrs. Elias Blaustein Robert ~: f'tllet. Ph D
Mr.& Mrs. Ramon Boesch :'\tr & Mrs Ek>n Fmle)
Mr. & Mrs. Randy Bowyer :'\Jr & Mrs Fehx fontt~
Mr. & Mrs. Samuel V Bned1i> :'\tr Clifford A. Forkcrt
Ms. Patncia Bnlhart :'11 r & M~ Duane Fosler
Mr.& Mrs. Michael Broadhck :'th. Rl'l'« Foster
Hoa. Derutis Brown :'It s OonnaS Fowl<'r
Mr. Dewayne Brown :'ll1chaelL Fnedman. :'II D
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Buccella :\ts Diane Gambino
Mrs & Mrs David Burns :'11r. Make A Gambmo
Mr. Ray A Bussard :\ls. Jeans. Gandy
Gary Byrd,C PA. 'fr & Mrs JohnGar~r
Mr.& Mrs. Paule. Byrn(', Jr. Ms. MananGarza
Constance M.Calogens. :'It D. :itr. :'ttalcolmGentry Mr. & Mn> Ralph G Carle) :'II r & Mrs. WillasC George
Mr. F .S. Carlon :\Ir. DenrusGerber
Ms. Madine Carpenter Hon Norma Brandel Gibbs
Ms. Chnslin ChandJer Or. David W. Gibson
Mr. & Mrs. Dav1dA.Clements :\Ir. Da\'ld R Gilroy
Ms. Susan Coleman Mr II. Tom Gilroy
:'11r I-'~ Goodyear :\Ir JohnW \fachado
'.\1r & :\11'"> Robert r GrJh;im :\tr & ~Ir.> J D Ma<.'Letth
:\Ir &:itrs W1Jllam<i n~·n \Ir &:'\Ir., Tht!odoreJ Mad.sen
:'\Ir &:\l r.c. WalhamJ c;n-.·n.Jr \lr &:'tlrs Gl'Of"J.?eMaguar~
\Ir &\If"> BooneGro-.~.Jr Ur &!\!rs Glen Mahoney
:'It r & \tr-. Lt>sGufft-) \Ir & Mrs Ray Malav~1
:'II r W1llu1m E. Gummcrmdn r>r & !-Ir.; Stuart Mann
711!> !\larc1aKayHaloPoH ~lr.&Mrs LeoMar<.'hand
:'tlr.&Mrs LenHammer .Jr \tr &Mrs RussMa~r
:'ttr.W1lhsJl Hanes ~tr &Mrs JadtMuson
Mr & Mrs Roger Hanna Barbara McCallum. Esq.
Mr &Mrs 1boma.sG Harman :'lls.K RuthMcConruck
Mr RillHartge :\tr RobertL McKe.nna.Jr.
Mr ErtcS.Hartman.El.q. :\ts MunelMcl<fttzie
Mr & Mrs. Gordon Halcb Mr. & Mrs Lawrence Mkhel~
Mr.& M,....MkhaeiHavslad Mr.& Mrs. Pat Milano ~-&.M!"l.Dollaldffauard l>r." Mrs. RtmeUM. Morgan ~1r.&Mrs.DaoHead \tr & M" TIM>mas 0 . Morgan
\Ir Oa\1d S Hepburn Jr \l!> J .iru<.'t' t~ Moroney
;\Ir ChDrte:iHerm;,nwn :'llr RaJphW M06S
!-1r &Mrs.OeanHill \fs. RoJeanMoss
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen F. Holden Dr.&Mrs A.Mid1ael MouJl.Oll
Mr. RobertB.Holland Mr & Mn.Jerry Nab
Ms. Mina Hars>e'r Hutchinson :\Ir & Mrs. Thomas A. Neiloo
Gall Clifford Hutton. Ei.q Mr.& Mrs.Jamesl'lebon
AlanM.losul,Esq ~Ir SetbM Obera.Jr.
Mr RobertE.Jarrard 'Ir. RobertE 0 '8nen
Dr.& Mrs. lifarvln f Jensl'n Mr. PlulapO'Coaoor
Mr.& Mrs Anthony L John~on Mr. & Mrs Michael Olmsted
RobertJohnsoo. Esq. Mr & Mrs h •yOng
Mr. Andrew f .Jon"5 l.awret'K'CO"Toole. M.A.1.
Mr.&Mrs.SlepbenA Jone!> ~rs f'rancesE.Part
:\lo; Janet K J uergen-. \l r Don Patt·
;\tr J<>rry:'tf Juergt•n' Hon RonPatt1nson&Mrs Paumson
.,tr &Mrs TN K.i.-.abJh :\Ir DavtdC Pet~rson
W1lhamA Keel. M 0 Dr & Mrs Anselmo Pineda
Mr &Mr. J~phC Kalt-y \fr &~1rs S 8.PoUman
:'lb !\:rielR Knudst'n :'llr &Mr. JackPoole
;\1r R1<0hardM Korff 'Ir &:1\1,.., CharlesW.P05l>
Ms KathenneC Lan~sdorf :'lfr. f'red Provenctier
Mr &Mrs J1mLarkan !-tr &)lrs WayneRaatw
Dr & Mrs f'rank R L.iw ~Ir Jarne:.G Radabaugh
Mr Cart Lawren<.'e \tr S. Douglas RBuuer
Mr &Mrs Oon~t Mr &Mrs Tom Reed
:'\tr R1d1ardT Leonard \Ir. Frarut Richmond
Mr & Mrs ThomJ!>A Lewi~ Dr & Mr; Peter Richter
:'ll:s.llal..ally :\Ir &Mrs Ralph Rick!.
:\l r U>onard 0 Llndborlo? Or &. ''rs Denms Raff
Ms Donnalonn,,-cer \tr Ja~ r Robertson
ThomasJ Loul.hhn. DDS Mr & Mrs Jowph Robert.5on
Ms. Robin Lounsberry Mrs l\t'flnettaK RQRers
!\tr. Carl E. Lund Mr & Mrs James Rollings
Hoo. Doo MacAlliste-r&: Mrs Maf'Allister Mr & Mrs. EdWlnC. Ross
Mr.& Mrs. Harry f'. Roe>s
Mrs. Vera Rostron
James R. Ryba. M.D
Wyn Sargent
Mr John Saunders
JamesScarbourough. M.D.
Mr.& Mrs.Scbeinblum
:'t1r.& Mrs. Eli~Schmltt ,
Mr. & Mrs. Max Schreiber ,
Montana R.Schultz. Esq. 1
Mr. HugbSeeds
!tir.&c Mrs..J015e1>hSenn ,
Mr. & Mrs.. Morrie Shecttter
)tr.& Mrs.. WayneShrode-s
Mr.& Mrs. Dennls R.SiaaW&
OT. & Mrs. Michael Si~ ~Ir. LeeSkarin ..
)tr.& Mrs. R.ogerstates •
)tr.& ••rs.James Sia~
'Ir. & Mrs. Ron Slick
Mr. &c Mn. Bernard£. Smith
.tf r . &c Mrs. Au.tia Snarr.Jr
Mr. Ir Mrs. tc.llY Snow
•tr.& Mrs. FreciSpeater ··
)Jr . & Mrs. DoaaJd E. Steweson lls.Grece~
&Ir. & Mrs. Randa.II L. Slridlin
~r." Mrs. F'r'anl'.Slabennauch
Mr.Ir Mrs. E.D.Sullens
Mr.& Mrs. MotrisSundale
Mr. MichaelLttTaylor
l.tr. FrantTerry Mr.& Mrs.Sam Terr)
Mrs Ooroc..hyTetreault
R.Adm &lfrs.J A.Thom~.Rt>t ~tr JamesA.1llomas.Jr.,
Mr. Elh04 M.Thompson.Jr'.
Mo;. Kaye Tobin
Mr S. RonaldTrepas
~Ir.& Mrs. Bryan Turner
Ms. Donna Uglow
Karl A VanHolt. Esq.
Mr & Mrs A3htonH. Ven1s
~Is. Mar:v Wagner '.\1r.& Mrs. Darrell E. Ward
Dr.& MM. WilliamO. Wald .
Burton F. Willis. M 0.
~Ir & Mrs. Timothy M. Walspn
Mr. M1lesH. Wood
Mr.& t.lrs.C. WillJamWoocf
Hoo. Oancy Y~r &c Mrs. Yoder
Mr.& Mrs.LouisW.ZamlT)ff"man
This announcement is neither an offer to sell nor a solicitation of an offer to buy
these securities. The offer is made only by the Offering Circular.
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HUNTINGTON SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
(In Organization>
An opportunity for residents of Huntington Beach and adjacent communities to
in vest in a locally-owned .savings and loan association
Name
200.ooo Shares of Guarantee Stock
$16.00 Per Share
(25 Share Minimum)
Copies of Offering Circular on Request
(714) 840-1311
Office Hours: 9:00 AM To 4:30 PM
5142 Warner, Suite 210
Huntington Beach, California 92647
or write to:
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NEW YORK <AP> -As the re.
cession rapidly wonens. many or Wall~·· optimists are counting
on low int~ rates to cushion tbe
ecoaocny's r all.
After all, they reason, il was tig)tt
and upenswe money -as en·
couraged by the Federal Reserve -
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+\.Iii. that tipped the economy over tbe
(i ed&e lnto itl praeet alump . .. . ._
'-... 1t NOW, llOWEna, money can be ... ,.. borrowed at U'()Wld hall the record ... I rat.et tbal prMailed only 2\AI months -f 81JO. ~--.. · The bank prime lending rate. ~ "' which peaked at 20 percent earlier ~ this year, dropped in the past week to
lt I the 12 perttnt·to-12.5 pereenl raD1e .
• ,v. "The sudden and huge drop in fn .
I-terest rates bu done ma to use ! tbe rioaocial po1iUoa of mHy
.... firms," ecoaomlata al Cldtato'• Con· I Unental Bank obMrvtd.
Amid ludl hopeful talk, tbe stotk
.... martiet dlmbed to its~ levels
lince FebruarJ' Udl past "*· ·-·AL Tbe Dow JOMI ~Ver91e ol a) ln·
4' dutrt• Pined lUS to l1U'1 on top '1 ot a 11.11...,mt advance the week ~ Won.
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James E. Henwood.
33, is general
manager of South
Coast Plaza Town
Center, financial and
commercial center in Costa Mesa. -
'Owning
Home Has
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~·Benefits ... :• "
.
The "sting" is on in
Southern California.
Those stung are renters,
who <after taking into
account the appreciation
i..• or their homes) are
' often paying as much or
more in monthly rental
payments than they
would if they owned
their own home.
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VILIA Wagner prices·
~ collection or villas 10
• minutes from the ocean
in Huntington Beach -
is taking the .. sting" out
of rent by presenting
prices and financing
programs that make
home ownership not on·
Jy possible but good
economic sense.
Villa Warner prices
begin at $62,500, which
represents one of t he
most affordable values
on the market today. In
addition, developers of
the project are offerin8
a series of creative
l financing programs r tailored to the different
needs ol lndividual Villa
Warner buyers, such as
parents or friends co-
signing and a 10 percent
loan from the builder
For example, a
unique 5 percent down
payment plan -which
reduces the buyer's im-
mediate cash outlay -
means a Villa Warner
buyer can make a down
payment for as llWe as
$3,200. And Villa Warner
monthly payments don't
have to be high.
A COMPUTER in the
sales office Ulustrates
the variety of rmancing
plans available to
home buyers.
To reach ViDa Warner
in HunUngton Beach,
lake the Goldeawest ex.
it off tbe San Diego
Freeway and go aoutb to
Warner Avenue, turn
right and proceed 1~
miles. The project la oa
the comer et Edwarda
Street and Warner
A venue. For more in-
formation, telephone
8'8..cT12.
Home Costs Soaring
Recent Suney Doe1 Hold Some Surpri1e1
8J'fteAte.ela .........
A houl1DC '""•1 ,.leutd UU. month by the
U.S. ~ ol Savine• A.uoclatlona offered the
bardb' l&.Utllnt ftndln8 that. the coet ot bom .. ii
aoa...._, out ot lllht ln many cities.
But the 1urve~1 wblcb Pl'CMdea a aood look at the houa1Qa lltuauon in *> amall, medium and
lar,-e metropOl.ltan areas. bad a couple ot oddlUes
1prlnkltd lD the mus of ataU.Uca:
-That despite mi1hty elforta to renovlte lta
exlltinc bowinl 1tock, Baltimore'• median bous-
lnl prieee crew only s.s percent from 1977 to 19'1'9.
to ~1,000, well below the avera1e ol $67 ,000 paid
by all big-city bomebuyers last year .
-111AT ST. LOUIS, which has been losing
populatioo about as fast as any city in the nation
over the past two decades, nonetheless aaw me-
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Better Picture
Seen for Area
NEW YORK CAP> -Housing economists say
It Q\ay be months before the steep drop in housing
conatructioo starts and sales begin to tum around
nationally. But the picture could change in
Southern California before then.
Interest rates on mortgages are finally
retreating from record levels of as much as 17 per·
cent reached in late March to a range of about 12
to 14 percent.
The Federal Home Loan Barut Board reported
recently that the average commitment rate, or
mortgage interest rate agreed to apply on a real
estate deal to be closed in the futun, fell from a
record 16.S9 percent m Apnl to 15.72 percent last
month. It was the first decline in that stalasUc in
2'n years.
Btrr DOUSING STAR~ -at an annual rate
of about 1 million in April -were 41 percent below
those of a year earlier. And economists at the Na·
t1onal Association of Home Bwlders, an Industry
group, say it will take at least severaJ more
months before they hit bottom and begm to show
signs of recovery.
"While the recent decline in interest rates will
help people qualify in the housmg market, the big
question being raised among our bu.ilders is that of
buyer confidence." said a recent industry bulletin
published by the NAHB.
"The newspapers and newscasts are filled
with bad economic news. And in areas where a re-
cession means job insecurity, people are not likely
to take the big step and purchase a home.'·
SANFORD C. BERNSTEIN & CO., an invest·
ment research company. recently estimated that
bous~ starts will tumble to an annuaJ rate or
500,000 to 700,000 this month or next, from April's
rate ju:st over 1 million, before the recovery
begins.
But even when it does, drastic changes in the
housing market in the past few years raise some
questions about the long-range pr06pects or what
was once considered the "American dream" or
home ownership.
The U.S. League of Savings Associations. in a
study released this past week, found that infla·
tionary forces had made substantial changes in
home-buying patterns in 1979, compared with the
findings of a wn study.
••INnAnON BAS A particularly damaging
impact on the housing market. mounting a dual at-
tack oo home-buying activity.
"In an inflationary environment, not only are
housing coSt.s pushed upward, but also bouuhold
savings flows, the primary source of mortgage
credi~ are reduced," the association report said.
Among ita specific findinp, the report said
higher costs ma.Ci! two-inc.-ome households the rule,
rather than the exception among home buyers.
dla.n boualn& prices aoar 48.e percent rrom lm to im. '° '55.ooo. "Median price" means hall the number of purcb&les were above that price, and half below.
Houatna economists aay that's a better measure
than "average price," becaUM that can be d.1.stort·
ed by extremety high or low bouaini prices at
either eod ol the scale."
Tboma.s J. Parliment. ao ~t with the
Chicago-based lea1ue wblcb representa 4,400
S&L's natiaoally, explained in a recent interview
that St. Louis abowa bow the "back to the cities"
phenomenon now being fueled by the enero crlaia
is somewhat misleading.
WHAT THE LEAGUE survey seems to show.
said Partlment, is that gas sbortaies are indeed
drawing people back to the cities in some
metropolitan areas like W~ or San Fran-
cisco. But in other plaeft, including St. Lou.is, peo-
ple are flocking to suburbs closer to. but at1ll a
safe di.stance from, center cities.
1be figures in the league's housing survey cov-er prices in metropolitan areas, not ju.st center
cities. In the St. Louis metropolitan area, said
Parllment, rising gasoline prices are makln1
close-in subur more popular. But St. Louia'a in·
ner-city bousi values have not benefited to the
same deg?'ff.
What is h ppening in the SL Louis area ap.
parently is q le different from cities like San
Francisco or hington -both among the most
expensive areas e nation -where the survey
found median selling prices of $90.000 and $76,000
respectively. In those two cities. inner city housing
has become fashionable and sought-after -and
often more expensive than the suburbs.
ON THE OTHER HAND, to understand
Baltimore. Parliment said, you have to look at the
housing market ror older homes. In JU.St two years,
the percentage or existing homes sold in the
Baltimore area jumped froit 49 percent of all
sales to 72.3 percent. Of those. 30 percent in 1979
were 25 or more years old. OnJy 27.7 percent or I
home sales ln Baltimore involved new housing. .
That means that the Baltimore area has m· j
deed made progress ID rehabilitating its okier.
often charming inner-city housrng -so much so
that in just two years the existing housing market
is dwarfing the market in new housing.
THUS, SAID PARLIMENT , the median
purchase price or homes ID BaJlamore IS 8 good de-
a l lower than many other cities -simply because
so many of the recent sales involve relatively run·
down inner city housing with "possibilities."
All of which shows. Parltment said, that •·just
to look at the purchase price or housing as a wa y or
renecting the vitality of a city might gtve a raise
signal. The ability of a city to proV1de moderate
priced housing is the key to its future "
Location Aids
Developnie nt
The desirability and location of Pacific
Horizons smgle family-homes in Huntington
Beach, less than a mile from the Pacific ocean and
its beaches, continues to attract buyer response.
The homes are available Ul two and three·
bedroom floor plans rang10g in size from 1.051·
square-feet to t .230-square-reet and are pnced
from $117,400 with convenllonal financing aviul·
able.
Model homes are open daily from 12 p.m. to 6
p.m. The sales office telephone is 848·7444.
Pacific Horizons may be reached by ta.ltlng the
San Diego Freeway <405> to Beach Boulevard in
Huntington Beach. Exit south on Beach to Adams
Avenue, then right on Adams and proceed to
Alabama. Tum left on Alabama to Portland.
Models are located at the intersection of Alabama
and Portland.
R eception Set
REAL ESTATE
"Let your house~
your new pool!'
-Bob Hope
Cal Fed's llOllleownec\ Equity Loan.
Easy .......
Go ah<."<.t<I. Let your house ?IY for your pool.
l t ran probably afford lo. Easily.
Inflation has huilt a rich cash equity in your home.
\ou tap int11 iL with a CaJ Fed Homeowner's Equity
Loan.
Bon ·ow !:1"2.500 up to Sfi0.000 or rmre for a pool,
"''lar heatm~. l'"l'mcxicl~. v-~tions or for any other
n:u. .... on.
'The Hornt.--<>wner·s D1uity Loon. It's one of the
w. ... y money w.iys to finance at Cal Fed. lending experts
for over haJf a C.'fflturv.
Phone: for the facts now.
c CAUFORNiAC.FEDsw.
~ Lwgnt Fedw8' ..,,. ........ Loen Auodlltlon
(71-11 5-tt)-b.jlO • (714) 826-0000 • (714) 4!l.3-3llB
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IN lt'1'1, 54 PERCENT of homebuyers were
t~aroer families compared with 47 percent in
1977.
"Even so, nearly half of all American home
buyers are stretching beyood the ooce-trad.Jtiooal
rules of thumb which held that housing expenses
should not total more than 2S percent of monthly
gross income," said the report released by the
Chicago.based industry group.
The polllical action
committee of the Hunt-
incton Beach-Fountain
Va ll ey Board of
Realtors bas scbeduJed
a coDgreSSional recep.
lion at6p.m. Saturday.
BEADY FOB MOVE•INI
During the 1977 to 1979 period, the median
price ol a home rose about 32 percent from $44.000
to $58,000.
The event will be held
at the Mallo)' bome, 3S71
Sagamore Drive.
Tickets: 847-6093.
Square off against inflation,
Circle in on Town Square
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FOR GRAOOUS BEACH LIVING AT AFFORDABLE PRICES • JiL WITtf ALL THE NECESSmES
811 l&T .
1HUI QUALITY lWO AND THREE
llDIOOM llNGU PAMILY HOM!S LESS
THAN 1 MU llOM THI IPAlkUNO llUE
PAClllC OCIANw OMii A VAlllTY OP
PllCl·INCLUDID PIATUl!S SUCH AS1
e INClOllD OAMOIS e .,.._HIAlmWOOOIUINtNOf111Pt.ACH
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OPEN DAILY 12PM TO &PM
SALES OflFICE 714 141·74;44
REAL ESTATE
~ ... Md DAYID MU Mft ..._
H•1• ·1 ••I of tM Alida llDd Lde ~of.
..... taint~~ ...... .,...... .. •• ~ JDuued .... Vlldo 11.MhJ'• LMe omee ror .. ., •• " two,..... -......... wttb ... ftnl .... .J•uaey im. u ............. dlnc:tloe, tbt LMe,._ame.._.....i •••*· iaeludl•1 lf'••feat
....... I r.for~l-'n. i.M• hnit ~ ltaff pew .. ~ .... '° 11 •al41_pencm • ~ bll ........ tenure.
:: Al tlte Alicia office, the
·l•r1e,. of Minton Viejo
• ;Jlealty'a four offlcea, HJed M1 o
di....u • Jt..penoo saJa staff. Tbe Alicia office is
loeated oa tbe comer ol Alicia Parkway and
llw.rt.nda Boolevan:l at 2GOO Alicia.
BarT, 41, of Lake Forest, bu been with Mis·
sioa Realb' since October, 1977. He previous·
ly manqed a non-food division
of a ~ supermarket cbaln and operated his own computer
coaau.Jti.Dg-programming firm.
Barr now directs the efforts
of a 17-member sales staff in
the 2,800-square-foot, 20-dest of.
rice, located at 22421 El Toro
Road, Suite B, Lake Forest (in·
tersectlon or El Toro and
Trabuco roads) in the Von's Center.
He was named recipient or the firm's Silver
Crest Award in 1979, s ignifying outstanding
achievement in total sales volume
LORE'ITA VAN OST has been named vice
-president and general manager of Lusk Realt ,
the resale homes diriston of
John D. Lusk & Son, Irvine·
based residential, commercial
and industrial developer. In her
new post, Mrs. Van Ost will
oversee operations of a ll Lusk
Realty offices in Orange and Los Angeles counties.
A reaJtor for over 20 years.
Mrs. Van Ost bas been with
Lust since 1970, first m new
home sales and -since its VAHOST
founding in 1975 -with Lusk Realty as manager
\ ol the company's Corona del Mar office.
She Is a lifetime member of the Million Dollar
Club of the N'ewport Harbor/Costa Mesa Board of
Realtors, a member of the Million Dollar Circle of
the Sales and Marketing Council of the National
Association or Home Builders, and a charter
member ol the Irvine Board of Realtors.
TONY A. RIDEAU is among the latest addi-
tions to the growing staff of Coldwell Banker
'
Ins urance Brokerage Com-
pany's Orange County branch
office staff in Newport Beach.
Rideau will assist Glenn
Robinson, branch manager, in
bringing clients and various in·
surance carriers together to ar-
range cost-effective c om· prehensive coverages.
Prior to join ing the
Coldwell Banke r c ompany,
Rideau was an account ex-
ecutive with Allstate Insurance Company where be
ranted number one in commercial sales in the
Santa Ana region for the last two years.
-:--: CAJU)I; SOUTH of Irvine bas been named
maoager--commercial and institutional martetin
for tbe planning, a rchitectural
and engineering firm of Albert
C. Martin and Associates at 17305 Daimler St. in Irvine.
South ls president of the
Women's Division of the
Newport Harbor Area Chamber
~ of Commerce and a m ember or
the Professional Speakers As· L-..aociation. She serves on the ex·
' : eeutive board of the Cabaret : ~Chapter of the Orange County SOUTH ~Music Center and the board of directors of the
Women's Research Institute.
PENELOPE EATON of Laguna Beach has
jqined the Irvine Division of Ponderosa Homes as •• manager of land a cquJsition.
:• • Ms. Eaton will be responsible for land acquisi-
.... tion of special projects including condominium and ::stock cooperative conversions, urban in·fill pro-
.. jects, and r e d e ve lopment projec ts for
municipalities within the Irvine Division's domain.
• DORSEY LAJOIE has been promoted to the
ition of manager of project accounting for the
Irvine Division or Ponderosa Homes.
Ms. Lajoie will be responsi.
ble for the accounting functions
of Irvine Division projects in·
eluding Winds tream. Park
Place and Park Paseo in the
Village of Northwood in Irvine
and Wellington Park in Foun·
lain Valley.
Prior to joinJng Ponderosa
LAJOte Homes In January of 1979 as a
• · aenlor accountant, Ms. Lajoie was employed with
Deane Bros. Construction Company for 13 years. A
• IJ'aduate of Ohio State University, she now resides i la Mission 'Viejo.
LEONARD E . THIBODEAU. a Callfornlll
finance veteran, has j oined the Newport Beach
• real estate investment. firm of t American Jfome Mort1a1e
• Corp. as Vice President and
Manager d the firm's SS mlllioa
moatbly loan operation.
Thibodeau, formerly a re· 4'onal vice Pl'fllident with a ma·
jor stat.wide lender, bu been
:mana1tn1 and aupervl1ln1
ela&ln brancb loan operatlons ln
J,oe .u,el• and Oran1e ~ •
• ... fOl'tbeput 17 years. "'"
• A '9ident of Lona Beach. Thibodeau ls a :...ber d the Loo.. ~acb Chamber of Com-
.. ! • .-ttemd the Lena Jleacb Elim Loda••· ,
DAWD GONUl.BS of .Irvine baa joined the
Beecb office of Buslneta Propertlea
Brokerap Compa~y and bu-
beeh a11t1ned to the com·
merctal dlmloa.
Prior to Jolntn1 Bualneu
PrQPll'tiel, Ooblalej bad been
la commercial ••lH wltb ...,.,, ___ lD Cerrttol.
•• ... .... loiiMl1 J"lkim d Mt owe~,. JntDe Plaa .... A naUft ot Loi A.wlllv •
. Oontaln recel••d bl• 9.S.
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Shady Hollow
In Closeout
At Shady Hollow ln Irvine, Warmln1ton
Development la olferln1 two model homes for sale
wlt.b • variety of features uplJ'aded by award-
winnl.q deallller Carole Elchen .
Dtcorator·•elected custom carpetlag and
drapes, wallpaper and built·in shelves in various
rOOfll, mirrored wardrobes and alr coodJtloa.iq u well u maintenance free front and rear yard
landaeaptns with a sprinkler system and covered
paUoe are amon1 the features included ln the model homes.
The final closeout includes a sinlle·story
model heme with 1,486-square-feet, two bedroonu
and two bat.bl, priced at SUS,990, and another with
1,523-square-feet, three bedrooms and t.-o baths at UU,990..
ALSO AVAILABLE IS one two-story produc·
lion homes with three bedrooms and two baths,
priced from $138,990. Each ol tbe remalnJ.na homes
is offered with below market ll'Aa percent interest rates on 30-year conventional loans.
In addition lo the decorator upgrades, an ex·
tensive list of features add value to the slngle-
ramlly homes at Shady Hollow. Ceramic tile en.
tries, one or two wood·buming fireplaces, vaulted
ceilings, decorator-des igned lighting fixtures,
formal dining rooms and family rooms in various
plans, master bedroom suites with private dress·
ing room and baths and wall·to-waJl carpeting are
among the standard amenities included in the price of the homes.
TAPPAN GAS RANGES with continuous.
cleaning ovens, microwave ovens. ceramic tile
countertops, large pantries, lumJnous ceilings and
hand-crafted fu rniture·fmish cabinets are also
featured.
The homes are presented with wood shake
roofs and detailing or masonry, stone and heavy beams.
The model homes are open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
To reach Shady Hollow. take the Santa Ana
Freeway to Culver Drive. then go east one block to
Trabuco Road Tum rlght on Trabuco to Rem-ington. then left to Shady Hollow.
NEAR THE WATER IN HUNTINGTON IEACH
How many chances
do you have to live
near the beach•
Invest now In a limited edition of
unlQuely designed
homes on lnchvldual
Iott just 3 blocks
from the ocean!
These 3 bedroom .
2 YI bath Aw ard
Winning h omes
featur e :
aolar·a11leted ho t
wat er heating.
e nergy aav 1n o
devices a-plenty .
In te rior atriums.
sky l ights. wood
burning fireplaces
and much more•
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Tiiey ... , .... '-9!
OPEN: I 0 A.M. to 6 P.M.
(Except Fridays)
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Butler Housing Corporation presents grand opening in NeVJPort Beach. ~~·,.,
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A CUT ABOVE THE BEST ...
'CASTLE
Newport Beech -you know where it is ... what it ·is-an address that reflecta prestige.
SandcM11• luxury condominiums-within walking distance of the
' ¥acht clube, Balboa Ille, end ·Fashion Island. Sandcattle -an excl4sive haven
for people who wear success well.
From $169,600
-777 Avocedo,on "'9 oceen11cM of Pecifio Cont Hlghwey,ectoM from F.ahlon laltnd •
(714) 673-3271 (714) 644·7020
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DAILYptLOT
Port City Grioivs
Saloons, Snakes and Shrilnp
B.J CHAllLU Mtt;ABt;
A while back I waa au t ot
aetnc SouUlweat Airlines on 1ta
au1urel tllabl to the pleau nt
aclfic Cout Muican port ol
aaaUan. I h•d been to lhl•
lace aevt>ral tlmea ln the
rly '609 and wanted to know
hat bad happened to lt
The 1rowth h aa b ee n
fhenomenal. The entire town
used t o ex-
tend a b o ut
(1 ve block a
a l ong th e
beach fro m
L u ci ll e
O'Brie n 's
saloon p ast
the Freeman
a n d t.h e
Be lm a r
Hote l. The
ehte r freak tourist a ttraction
was a boa constrictor that re-
alded in the patio or the Belmar.
I couldn't even find anybody
who had heard of Lucille, who
(Dvariably described herself as a
tpeech ma jor from Sta nford.
She had a great fondness for
Mexican men, most or whom she
employed as her bus boys. She
1'8S a good-hearted soul and ran a fine saloon. The boa constric·
tor has simila rly vanishe d.
though there were those who re-
membered it.
NOW THE Holi day Inn is
about 10 miles from what was
once the city and the whole area
Ill between is built up. Mazatlan
Is no Pearl or the Pacific. nor
tloes it pretend to be. It lives.
and seemingly well. on fish and
«purists.
Tbe tourists a re fairly new,
tbe Cishlng is traditional. For
decades Yankees have been com -
ing here for the sportfishing.
Some 10,000 mar hn, sailfish
and dorado a re pulled in each
yea r by visiting fishermen . You
ca n still rent a boat, crew and
tackle for something like a hun-
dred bucks a day.
""' "'~ .. llOW about OW' IK'W
pacbge? A &our of~ Our al.lks. One day and
m 'O nlgJJL-. by bus.
Since the waters are s till clean
in these parts, the fi sh Is de-
licious. Prices are re asonable
shrimp are not only good and
fresh, but rem a rkably we ll -
cooked.
The tourist ships -like the
Orient Ove rseas. the Royal Vi -
kin~ and ships of the Delta Line
-tie up in the harbor and the
tourists desend on a place called
E l Shrimp Bucket.
The Shrimp Bucket is o ne
of the ente rprises o f a n ex-
Bring Back
Fireworks?
Planning on bringing back
som e Fourth of July firewor ks
fro m a nothe r country? The
Cus toms Service has a word or
warning.
While federal rules a llow the
i mpo rting o r most s m all
fireworks, st.ate laws vary Since
Customs agents must enfor ce
state laws a t the cities whe re
you re-enter the country. they
suggest checking st ate a nd local
ord ina n ces b efor e bringing
fireworks back with you.
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78 ~ eeeds 36 -Pego
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89 OOntlnent: 162 -deum whef'8 tpee-
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1IO ~ rodl _.,. ti LMl9
. -CLAlllFl9 •CllON POR ANaWIRI
traordlnary entrepre neur named
Cha rles Anderson. Andenoo ls ·
an American born ln Mexleo.
About 16 yean aao be lot the
brilliant idea of atartlng resort
u loons manned and mana1ed
by Mexican-born Americans like
hlmseU.
THESE YOUNGSTERS liked
the IUe on the beach, the girls and
the money. Since they were bom
in Mexico there was no problemol
working papers.
I th.ink the first or the An·
derson enterpnses was Carlos
O'Brians in Puerto Vallarta. El
Shri mp Bucket soon followed
and now Anderson has places all
over the world .
Al El Shnmp Bucket. wtuch is
about all most tourists see of
Mazatlan. you sit on a patio and
ge t marvelous shrimp cocktails
in a buc k e t. as w e ll a s
e nchiladas, etc . A m arimba
bands plays all the time.
THERE IS AN e ngaging air of
fun about the place. Instead of a
menu the place reaturC's a kind
or one·page ne wspaper giving
such sage advice as: ''Drink
ruf!l ar:id othe~ domestic spirits
while m Mexico. The price of
Scotch is ridiculous." And so 1l is.
and the quantity 1s minuscule.
The m<'nu lists the three most
famous Mexican beers. and they
are v. good indeed -Carta
Blanca. Bohem ia a nd Tecata.
"We have other brands." they
note. "but Carta Blanca pays us
not to mention t he m · ·
But along t he mile~ or beaches
the r e are plenty of cantinas
where the owner will crack open
the oysters before your eyes and
the bill will be a fraction of El
Shrimp Bucket. Mazatlan. the
town's boosters wall assur<· )OU.
1s th<' fastest-growing place on
.. the Pac1f1c R1v1era" -mclud·
1n g Acapulco C1nd Puerto
Vallarta . If you arc a fish
person. catching or t·atmg. you
wall love 1t.
ALDOUS HUXLEY CAUED LAKE ATITLAN THE WORLD'S MOST 8
Volc.nlc Mountalna, Indian VIiiage Ring Lake 80 MHea From oue:!'.!'a~~::KE
llndiscovered Treasure
I
Lake's Called Ninth Wonder of World
SANT I AGO ATlTLAN.
Guatemala L<1kt· At1llan.
nestll'<i m the '>h<idow., or an 1m
mc·nM:' mountain and volcano
rangl'. i... filled "1th '>Parkhng
water!' wh1rh l'hange color a'>
ofll'n ..... tht• \Jr~ ing .,h<1deo, or
the '>k~ above It I' a milt• high
and a smile v. 1de
V1 ... nor!. are continually at·
trac·ted to thr• be.1ut1ful. friend!~
1nhab1tanLo.; or thl' Ii p1 ctun•'qu1·
Indian \'lllageo, that d<ll th1· Gi
mile circumfl'rt:nc" of th1<i n.1
11on al trea~un· ofl1 n t·.1llt-d th1
ninth wonder of the v.orl<l
IS TllE VIL LAG ES, :,omt·
n,1mt·d for the I:! apo..,ll<·'>. d<11l)'
life has not changt'd much 1n
O\'t•r 300 }c:.ir::. Corn 1::. ~ttll
ground with stone for tht• eHn·
mg meal and clothe!> arc washed
in the unpolluted lake and put
out to dry on the grass.
make the dollar look h ke a
krugerrand
Tiff: SCEl'E is also a photo-
g ra pher ·s d1·l1~ht w ith the
... dle'>v.omen colorfully dressed
1n purple and white hu1p1 les
1 blou!>es I covered with delicate-
ly embroidered figures of birds
;rnd animals
Their unusual ha lo-style head-
d r<' '>!>, con::.1!>t1ng o f a long.
ribbon v.ound around the c rown.
'" p1cture<1 on Guatemala's 25·
ct•nl t•oan. The men also bear tht'
\di age colors weanng s lnped
purple·and-wh1te trou~ers.
On ooe !>Ide of the lake ere a
number of modern, first-class
r•·-.ort hoteb set in attract ive
-.pJc1ous surroundings for as low
... ., S21:! 1double 1 a night Model>t
pen!>1on..-. are ab'> available at
consaderabJy lower rate::..
For much of the day, the women of the la rge~t v"11tage, EVERY TOWN near Alltlan
Santiago AtJtlan. sit an thatched offers v1s1tor~ a d ifferent t•x
s k11ng. fishing and climbing.
The re 1s frequent direct bus
service on the 40-m ile route
between Guatemala Cit y and
PanaJachel and from the capital
to Santiago Atitl an.
GUATEMALA IS an uns poiled
and undi~vered country offer-
ing v1s1tors the opportunity to
explore archeological s ites in-
cluding Tikal, the largest Mayan
city yet discovered and restored
and Antigua, a 16th century
Spanish colonial city retaining
much of the s plendor of that
period
Breath-taking geographical
features or the country range
from mountains and tropical
pla ins to Jungles, forests and
even deserts
Ea'>tcrn. Pan Am . Aviateca
<1nd TacJ airlines provide noo-
.,top :.ind direct Sl·rv1ce t o
Gu a tt•ma la C1 ty frn m Los
Ang ch.>:.
Yosemite
Waterfalls
Peaking mud huts or wooden houses penence and a unique view plu.c,
y
0
S E M
1
T E weaving with lhe1r backstrap the attract.ton of distinctive cos A TOl'RIST card. good for six
NATIONAL P ARK -looms. tumes and handicrafts. monlh. .... i:. all that is required
Waterfalls JO Yosemit<' Meam,tulc the men plant com There a rt· a nu m bc•r or for t:ntrance and n 1s available
should reach their sum· according lo th<' p rc·Columb1an wea,er·-,, in the area who w 111 from ont• or the above earners
merpeaktoday,accord-calendar. till patches of pronde mstruct1on m th1!> uni orJcoru.ulofhce.
inJ? to Yosemite photo-\.<'~ctablesoq~alhertulctareed queartfor50cent::.dda). For mon• in formation on
.. r a p h e r D a n a which ~rows 10 lhl' lake> and All of the nlla0 es are ac"~'S• v t" to G I ,..M wC'ave it mto baskt>l:. b b ., ""'·"'"' ..t a I nan.: m uatema a, Se( • or genson. I{• ~ l.iunch from Pana1achel. ~our travt•I aJ?cnl o r w r it<
MorJ?l'nson. v.ho has Th<' texllh.'' and crafts of thl' a louri!>l hl'Jdquarters v.1th c;uJtf•mala Tourist CommlSS ion.
v.atnesscd 36 s pnnJ?·lO \lllaJ?c art• -.old in th<' d:i1h IJt'1ht1t·" .1,a1IJble for bathm~. ffrpl ~I~. £> O Box 523850.
summer transitions in marketplact• when.• tht• bargain' hor,t•bal'k ndin):. boating, watl'r M1.1m1, Fla 33152.
Yosemite. based hts pre------------------------------------------
diction on past seasons.
coupled with the extra-
wet winter .
''IN ONLY four years
during the past 50 has
more s now been r e ·
corded in this park." he
stated.
"Since the '\"rst 20 in·
c h es to r a I w e re
saturated with moisture.
this indicates a more
gradual melting. and the
r un -off int o the
waterfalls should extend
longe r into the s um-
m er."
With the return of
warmer weather and re-
s Id u a I mol a ture in
Yosemite Valley, the
wildflowers are starting
to open.
.. MORE AND more
wildflowers can be seen
e.tft Ch da y ," s ay s
Morgenson. "and the
azaleas are beginning to
bloom.''
The Tioga Pass Road
opened laal weekend,
with the Glacier Point
Road expected to open
Monday. All hlklng
trails under 7 ,500 reel
were opened June 3;
tr alls ove r 7 ,500 feet wlll open as the snow melts. Costs of Vacations heve gone th;·ough
the celllng-Lodging-Food-Alrfare are
skyrocketing-but a special group have
discovered the ...swer.
What they have discovered Is a
Vaaitlon Time Share-from the originators
and leaders in timesharing, Vocation
Internet Iona le.
<Jntll you he.at the V.I. concept, you
heve not heilrd about Time Sharing.
How It Works
Purchase the right to enjoy luxury
condomlnJums In twelve locations In Hawaii,
Mexico. and Sun Valley with nexlblllty to
vacation any time of year.
PLrchae Price
Only $183.00 for two weeks a yeer
(7300 + 40 years) • $183.00, plus a smell
ehared annual maintenance charge. Quality,
luxury, total amenities are the norm.
Yes even the Woll Street Journal
egrees-"lt's Inflation proof."
Yoo owe It to yourself to teem about·
this ptOVen concept from the leaders .
Come H .. Ow 8tofy
A k>w keyed, non-pressure. fun end feet ·
I
Join thls special group
whlcft ls laLighlrig
at rising vaCal.lon
oosts ln Hacnall,
Mexlco,
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filled (sight and sound show) story. Only one
person from V .I. will be present.
Learn how to laugh at rising costs. as
thousands of owners are doing.
June 18 Holldoy tnn-
Long Beed1
Newport Beech June 19 Marriott Hotel &
Tennis Club
All Praenllltlons "8ln • 8 p.m.
~=... ettw. ,._..,.me"-Wormlldon.
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IS THE E A REAL ESTATE CRUNCH?
It's Po11 ble ••• But Here's What's Happening At
LINGO REAL EST ATE! !
I.' I i ' '\ I>. ~ '-.\ , I • I • I-'
• . 0. ' , • i;-I , .~ ~ ' t ~· · I , •
In tunes of unoet1•ntv peopte tum to at*rty
organ1•ow to l'NIOlet tttetr pl'OC)efties This
oonhdence 1n the ouahtv of UMGO REAL
EST A Tl C>tQduced 222 ~ units and a
dollar \,'Otume ot over 135 000 000 making the
First Quarter of 1980 not only a record ouarter
bUt up to 115% <Net the First Ouatter of 197911
NEVJ ANO
''-'NO V A TIVE PRO GRAMS
HO ME lfi>UITIES • A home-owner
program designed to make coastal real estate
more affordable to potential home buyers
SALE-LEASEBACK • A program in wTilch
a commeraal building is sold to investors and
leased back to the company doing business
there LINGO REAL ESTATE used
Sal&-Lea9ebeck in the development of thetr
Laguna Beech offtee and has s1m11ar plans for the
San C1emente office
...
,.~v, .~i:•c F IN
• ,\ r • < l r ME: N 1 E:
Other firms may be c:tosino down but LINGO
REAL ESTATE 1s ex~nd1no11 wtttl a new otfioe
location 1n Nortt'I Laguna. expanded otfioe soac:e
Ind personnel In Dana Point. Laouna Niguel and
Newoort eeacn LlifC50 UAL ISTAft has
1ust opened a 7th office locatton In Sari
Clemente To the t>Mt of our knOwledge this
makes LINGO llAL ISTAft the only firm
with local representation In every city fron
Newport Beach to San Clemente.
NEW REAL EST ATE
SECURITIE S
~ LINGO REAL EST A TE is currently the "'
exclusive marketmg agent for these special
projects·
SANDCASTLE • A •S·un1t iuxury
condominium develooment 1n Corona det Mar
SEA RIDGE • Over 300 elegant ocean view
condomm1ums in Dana Po1rit
LINGO REAL EST A TE 1s also currently
bf>mg oonsidered for many other develooments
as well as eooperattng on several add11tonal
pro1ects
,
FXP .A,N0f0 INVF \fµFNT
':i ER 'tlCE S
To better meet the needs o f our clients.
UMGO IEAL EST A Tl h" great1v
ex panded the I NVESTM E NT
DEPAITMBfr. This expansacn has ooened
up riew investmerit ooportun1t1es as weU as
informational seminars ooeri to investors in tne
coastal •ea
EXPANDED CARRER
OPPORTUNITIES
W11tt all this current growth and e•pansion from
w1th1n LINGO REAL EST A TE now has
the need for a few highly professlonet people
who m•Qht be interested ma real e-state-caree< II
you think you m1qht meet our hlOh st8"d81'ds ot
oual1ty and e•cellence •wnether you a<e lia>nSf'd
or not) contact thf' nearest UNG<> REAL
ESTA n Office IQ# a conhdenltal 1nte<v>ew
,
SPECIAL
PROJECTS
LINGO REAL ESTATE now has a
wholly-owned aubsidl.ary llf1C\Jnties COf'PC>fatfon
ottering limiled partnership Interests In private
offeflnos These QPPO(lunities will be available to
ouahfted investors. P\.tbhc ottenogs of a s1mllar
riature are planned for the near Mure
MORE REGULAR
SERVICES
Prime Offtee Locations
Full-time Sales Staff of 80
Computer Senltces
Community lrivolvement
24-Hr Phone SeNice
Memt>erstup m RELO . a
wor1dwlde referral netwonc
RPntal Depe • Escrow Company
Adver11s.ng Aqency
American Home Shtefd Protection Plan
~ult1ple L~1nq Service
In addition to all the buyers who have placed their confidence
in us, numerous sellers have also qiven us a vote of
confidence to martcet their property. With so many people
turnillCJ to us, we now hGYe a wide listinq inventory. Here are
just some of our cw 1 enf offerinqs which miqht be of interest
to you.
NEV/PORT BEACH
,
Newpor1Heights 2 bdrm home riear beach
park. schools . . .
Impressive 5 bdrm family home in the Westchtt area
Income orodUC1ng duplex m Corona det Mar wtterms
Harbor View home w/4 bdrms and guest rm . bonus rm
Big Canyon 3 bdrm 3 bath home for lease Fully furn
Charming 4 bdrm. 4 bath home for lease 1n Lido Isle .
Seller financing available on this 3 bdrm
3 bath Ltdo ....
Charm locelion m Harbor Highlands.
2 bdrm. 2 bath. den . . • • . . . . . .
LAGUNA BEACH
"' $190000
S315 000
1267.000
S255.000
S2750 1mo
s11so mo
S375.000
1189.500 ...
Spectacular whitewater view hOme wt4 bdrms . . 1295 000
Owner will finance this 2 bdrm. 2 bath new home . . . 1339.000
Smashing whitewater view home w t3 bdnns. 3 baths. . S415.000
Wood and glass ocean view hOrne wlbeams. 3 bdrms . 1219 000
Victoria Beach new custom home w '3 bdrms and terms . 1329.000
CentfBlty located ctlanner wt ocean vtews & f1reolace . . I 159.500
Owner will ftnaf\Ce thts ocean view hOme w 3 bdrrns S350.000
Beauhfully decorated 3 bdrm hOme w'asaomable loan. S350 000
Custom designed 3 bdrm home on lg canyon view lot S225 000
Private Woods Cove among eucalyptus trees. near beach . . 1255 000
Ocean and canyon view 3 bdrm home w new carpettnQ s 154 900
Contemoor81Y wood home with 2 bdrms. and skyh9hls s 149 500
Ocean Vlew charmer w1f1reolace deci<s
patio & studio . .
Trad11tonal home wtformal d1ni09 rm . ocean views
Elegant 4 bdrm home 1n Mysttc Hills w 1v1ews galore
Oceanfront mobile home w 2 bdrms and total pnvacy
Secluded 2 bdrm home wlftreplace. ocean vtews
V1ctona Beach tranau1hty w'4 bdrms and views
Owner will carry contract of sale on this 3 bdrm
Totally remodeled 4 bdrm home w Im rm
& ter vtew .
Sunny. contemporary 3 bdrm home w atnu"'
Six bedroom home 1n Woods Cove
wt unbefle>!able views Immaculate 3 bdrm home wrth rustic f1rec>4~ Spacious !amity home w'4 bdrms •v, baths views
M~n1hoent Tudof residence w 4 bdrms
den. tam. rm . . .
Uniaue WOOd and glass 2 bdrm home w1ocean views
Charmer w/remodel plans. exc seller ltnancmg .
Woods Cove charmer on lg lot wtocean views
Just 20% down for Contract of Sale oo this 3 bdrm .
Laguna Beech time share fOf orie weetl vacation . .
$189000
S238 000
. $499.000
. s 65 000
$198.500
S695 000
$167 500
S525 000
$1 59 000
S589 000
S215 000
S159 000
S180.000
$197.000
. s 11000
$245.000 Woods Cove Victorian charmer wl-4 bdrms. I ocean vu .
Woods Cove charmer w/2 bdrms.. fam fm .
fruit trees . . . . . . . 1339 000 a.4ont~ dassic m Woods Cove wl-4 bdrms . . s~.000
Cont8fT'IPCJfWY family home wf4 bdrms and 0000 loan .. 1285.000
Luicunous Ement6d Bay home w/5 bdnns. and jacuui . . S505.000
Emet"llld Bev oc::ea11side home w/3 bdnns and 0000 loen. 15e0 000
Former Main Beech stand refocated to Woods Cove . . I 179.000
One bkx:lt to beach. 3 bdrms. WOOd and ~ destgn . . S395.000
INCOME PROPERTIES
'ca,,fstnn> Beach dua:>lex In Quiet.,_ .,..,,..,,.. bllcony. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Gorgeoua ocean W9W dupteJC In Cloitllrano
Beechw/.,. ......................... .
North LlguN oc:eer1 view dUIHX w/good fi'*'Cing "" .
1175.000
1275.000
128t.000
.ii
s·ouTH LAGUNA
, ...._
Lower Three Arctt Bay 4 bdrm home wtexc ocean -.news 1575 000
Dynamte redwood and glass hOme w/3 bdnns 2"1 baths • u 1 O 000
Swee0tno ocean view 3 bdrm home w11g fireolace s22s 000
Charming Lower Three Arch Bay 2 bdrm home w den S339 500
Laguna Ltdo 2 bedroom villa
practtcally on oceanfront . . 1296.000
Rare oceanfront 2 bdrm villa 1n secluded cove 1365.000
Oceanfront. Catalina sunsets. pnvate beach. terms . S650.000
Almost oceanfront. 5 bdrms . assumable First T D. . • 1329.000
Fabulous 3 bdrm wood and glass home wtfm rm . loans . U 15 OOC
Panoramic V'8W 3 bdrm. home of wood and glass. terms . S350.ro
Ocean vtew 2 bdrm. hOme w/8/0d. lower unit and terms .. 1147.<XX
Coast Rayate 3 bdrm hOme wtooean VleWS. seclusion .. 1229.00C
New England style dassK: 1n Three Arch Bay
near beach . . . . . . . . . . . .
Charming 2 bdrm wltrQOIC8l land9caotno soa. sauna
Ocean VteN condo near Aliso Beach
. UT5.000
1229.000
w / great decor. decks . . . s 179.500
Owner Wiii carry w'15% down on !Ns •bdrm home s 1••.900
Cheery cottage oo oceanside of hwy wl2 bdnns Views • 1310.000
Ocean view remodeled charmer•'• bdrms . Vl8WS ..• 1177.800
Handcratted 3 bdrm home w/private 08f'den9. guest rm. . 1279.000
OceanvteW4bdrm.3"1bethhome¥14guestaot &spe ... 1399.000
Private estllfe on 2 parcels In Three Arch Bay . . 1900.000 HOUSE S.C00.000 VACANT PARCEl
Ocean front 5 bdrm home. lowerllw'ee Arch Bay . 11.750.000
LAGUNA NIGUEL
Three bdrm home w/tm rm all 1n top oondrtlon . . .
Four bdrm Saddleback view home on a cukje-sac
Townhome w l 3 bdrms. located betlt-een two partcs
Niguel Shores townhome w/2 bdrms and QOOd terms
New Kite Hill home w/4 bdnns. 3 baths & fm rm
Spacious Spanish style home w/4 bdrms tn La Veta .
Monarch Bey Terrace beauty w/spectacular views .
Lake Par1< end untl w/v1ews -4 bdrms & 3 baths .
Popular 3 bdrm home near the gn19nbelt area
New Foxboro 4 bdrm home w/mountain Vlews & loan
View. assumable loan. 3 bdrms. and soa
Eritert81ners oehght on ouiet street.
3 bdrmis VleWS . . . • . • . . •
ExciuSl\'e Greens East home w/5 bdrms
eoc;; ~:"~·w·,4 t>drms 8nd C,,Ot.' 18ndeeaolno
Corner lot at the too of the hill w/4 bdnn hOme
Exceptional value wt• bdrms
on huge lot w/pool & soa .
Four bdrm fanwty home in Pacesetter area wtv1ews
Executive home oo the oolf course
. 1121.
. 1131.900
. $149.500
. 1 152.500
. 1259.000
. 1169.950
S297.000
. 1143.900
. $14.3.500
. S350 000
1140 000
1259.500
. U7500C
1168.000
. 1278.900
. St56000
. $121.500
w/4 bdrms & 3 ba .
Summet rental in Monarch Bay w'3 bdrms views .
. . 1289 500
. . . . 1200().
S3000/mo
Decorators dream w/3 bdrms. and lwdwood noor. . . . s 123.500
Family home wtprice and terms. 3 bdm'tl . Im rm .•... 11&5.000
Recreation abounds In ttus 3 bdrm
countJy ctub condo . . . . . . . . . . . . s 135. 900
Beautifully 8()C)Olnted townhome wl3 bdrml. nice vie.a . 1135.900
A Belvedere OOYet'9d ape accents tNs 3 bdrm home . . 1144.900
Upgraded PaoeMtter w / WOOd tloona. PoOl •nchpa ..•. 1130.000
Light and el1y 3 bdrm. home on a cuk»ac . . . . . . . I 112.500
Good Nm1e ottered on this 4 bdrm. 3 bettl home . . ...... s 143.000
LAGUNA HILLS
Beautiful ANto Aece home w/Clllhedlll OIHlnga • • • • .1171.500
COntemc>OfWV ltyted Shedow Run l'IOIN. lttOWI well . • 1145.000
Four bdrm. home Jn Allto Pt8ce wl'loedl of room. . . . • 1229.000
Buyen w4tt delight In this 4 bdrm. f8l'lllty hOIN. . . . • . • 120tUOO
DANA POINT
A dream conage w/2 bdrms .. bndl firecQoe and Deams 1124.950
Just I 15.000 Wtll l)U(Chase thtS 2 bdrm
hotne on 'O. le( • • • . . • . . . . . • . • .
Se>edllOINr wmtewater V'8WS et""-1C8
1109.000
this 3 bdrm. home . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . S249.500
Condo w/nortticoast wtutewater V'8"S-2 bdrms. & tenns • 122&.000
Brand new two stOfY home w/3 ~. ooest1ine YteWS • 1250.000
Custom 4 bdrm. bluff home w/PoOf & ec>e CMlftcokinQ
a.4anna •. 1665.000 Tremeodous terms on tNs 3 bdrm. ocean view
home . . I 157.000 Seller WIJI hetO finence this 4 bdnn
~ .. home .•.•....•••...•.
LO\'efy home in greel lloaltioo w'2 bcJn'M.. Pl blltha . .
8eautiM wt•1 I! .. ....,. w/3 bdlrlM ..S IOlt . •
CAPISTRANO BEACH
,
Country nn::I\ bMct\ home ..... .....__ s .....
hreotace .••.....••....•......
MegNldenl new 4 bdrm. 3" ~ hon'9 on the bluff.
Fantalldc~ "9w hOMeon .. e.M
w/3• bdnns. . . . . • . . • . • . • . • .._ Soottess 2 bdrm. res. wlsrudio ..,._ .,.,.,. oceen .,_
• 1187.000
. 1140.900
. 1244.IOO
. sna.ooo
. 1905000
• S488.000
. 1135.000 ...
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO
cac>tetne Has~ ., '3 bdl'ln& ~battle.
den. so-.. . . . . .
Front unit condo w/3 bdtn'le... •~.
paho I air cond. . . . . • • . . .
Dar1ing 3 bdrm. vtl&age condo 9Un"OUr'ded by trees •
Countfy •V'lng on~ acre wl5 bdr'IN. & great treM .
Courtywd entry leads to 3 bdm\
3 bath home w/ooof & spa .
SAN CLEMENTE
,
Custom~ stvted hof'N w/3 bdrms.
. 1169.600
s 88.500 . s 90.000
. 1265.000
1119.800
2"" bethS. views . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . 1220.000
Wood and glass custom 4 bdrm. home wlpriYlllCY. . . . . 1259.000
Quaint and c::hamlino 3 bdrm. home neer beach. Ouiet . . s 1 M .000
"-Ooe8ft/Merina v9ew two bdrm. COndO In Orellt area . . . . s 99.000 :.
LOTS
Fentastic OC1M11f1oot lot In SM Oemente. Good t9m\S. .• U50.000
Peeoeful ooeen/canyon view kit In Sen 0emente . . . . I 88.950
Sue>ert> ooowne1c:ial vtew lots MxMt o.n. Point Marina ... 1395.000
lncredtbte oceentront -~kit ln Laguna Beech . 11.800.000
Sweec>fog ooestahiew k>t In tAguna 8wt\. leYet • • • . 1189.000
Flat L~ Beach kit w/norftl Ind eouth ooest v'8w • . . . s 149.600 Two flat lob in pt8511gk>ua Notth Uiguna
w/oondo plans . . • . • • . • • . • • • • • • • • • 1275.000 EACH Ocean vtew A-2 le( w/plans tor unfta ~~xc._ Laaona toe,-: •.. 11 •• .a.....: ~· .... i....:.:..:_ ••• S185.000 iW.W"l.aguna 11011 ~ ~'111Jf"21uu9Q. n . '10m9 ••.• I 70.600
Ocean veew Laguna lit• with gentle eq,e. eetler fir\. • . • 1 16.000
Two lots Cl0fl1C>illl8d tor one building lite In Laguna . . . • s 96.460
Oce&nlide of ttwy.,Mmost oceentront on.,,..._. street • • '47&.000 Oce.n ._lot on private driw w/houM plans lnciuded • I 95.000
Laguna oce..tm•t bulldlng lite •'S-'°'emlc Wit• .. 11.100.000
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Carries On
CHICAGO <AP> -Here's 1 1\\1 nmnlnt for ~ly proaecuw wbo held a tuad·ralatr •n UbJ.DC'OO. • reeepUoa .. tM vtc. l)telhl•l'•
..... a W'Wte HouM v1lk Wit.la tM ~
Pecullvf Not U UM cadlclat.e 1 um• II
~Alie Sea. Ricbard M. Dal97, eldelt llCliO
Ute la. Mayor RJchard J . Dal•J. went &o t.M DI·
'• capit.l. be wu touted by 10me ol lM bll
l namee lo O.mocraUc polltlca, lncludln1
• Speaker Tbomaa P. "Tip" O'Neill and
·ate Majorit.,y Leader Rober\ Byrd
ITS AN IMPaE881VE auemblafe ol pollli·
1 -bu\ QOt nally •xtraordinary. cooaldertn1 tolla·lludina o..ley link to Waahlncton. DelDOCl'atJc preeldentlal contenden courted
ayor Daley for 20 years, aware ol his awaome
wer as a v0le·1etter because of the army of
tronaee workers at bis command. Even though the mayor has been dead 3...,.
ars, the high-powered guest Hat for his son's
d·rallu wu proot lhe name still carrtea some
the magic it did when Richard J. Daley presided
er the nation's second·l&r1eat city.
"I WOULD SAY Richard Daley 11 an impor·
t pollUcal name ln th1a country." sa.ld an aide
Rep. Daniel Roatenkowaki of Illinois, who
naored the fund-raiser.
But the 38-year-old Richard is usin1 lb~ Daley
me to create a new aura of power.
Nowadays, the name la not. linked wltb the In·
r sanctumit of City Hall. FAr from ll. In March,
e younger Daley defeated both Mayor Jane
me's candidate lo the DemocraUc state's at·
rney primary and the Chicago machine his
ther had .worked so masterfully.
IN ADDITION, THE younger Daley has
rmed alUaace'B with the Independents who
med the mayor, managlng to capitall&e on the
iliw aspects of bis father's image without link·
g him.self to the negative, said Lynn Williams,
Democratic committeeman.
Part or that, Williams said, comes from
aley's running against the machine.
Daley ...... who like President Carter has been
buffed by Jane Byrne -can thank the mayor ror
rt or his image.
IT WAS MRS. 8)'1'De wbo puabed blm to the
· gesoftheDemocratic Partydurinatheprimary,
us helJ>l.oi him avoid being tainted by the pro·
ems that have plagued her adminialration.
And it was also the mayor -said by some to
ar Daley as a potential challenger ln 1983 -wbo
eked away al Daley's own fiefdom when she
gan firing patron~ workers in bis ward.
Less directly, the mayor also contributed to
aley's new stature in the UUnola Legislature
•. hen she sided with Republican Gov. James
ompson's veto of a sales tax cut. Daley led an
successf\d attempt to override the veto.
DALEY -ONCE llATED by a Chicago
agazine as one of the worst Illinois legislators -
s gradually matured into a aocial reformer and
ampioo of the taxpayers.
ators Increase
n Neit· Orleans
NEW ORLEANS <AP> -There are about l.S
iltion people in the greater New Orleans area -
30 humans per alligator.
"The gators .J'm worried about a.re tbe ones
er 10 teet," alligator hunter Joe Madere said.
ey're not going lo ~ome out looking to eat peo-
e but they're going to protect themselves."
MADERE, WHO SPENDS MUCH OF hh time
po~ce de"rlment ecology officer carting er·
nl alU«iators to uninhabited areu, says so many
th~ frdPrally protected beasu live in the
arshes and bayous around the city be can hanlly
p up with them.
He atimatea the 1ator J>OPW•tJoo is about
,000 and rtling. J,
Madere and Johnny Tarver or lbe state
dlife department agree many ol tbe aW1ator
blems are caused by people who lnUll oo feed·
1 tb.e,m. A chilllog fact. experts say, ls that the
&ors be their rear or man aad can even begin to
late the sounds of humans with tbe act of eat·
IT WAS J'US'J' S\JCB a feedin& lncldenl that
used the last galor·bites-man £ncldent about
yean qo, lbdere said. However, Tarver dlaapea with lbdere'a
timate ot the gator population. He flaures there
e oaly U,000 inside the city limlta.
Much ol the New Orleam area ls unlnbabited
arsh, IDOltly to the eut ot the clty proper. But
city ii\ apreadina iD that direction, and Tarver
id more 1ator·Jwman CCWltact ls inevitable.
"TBEY'&E ENCaOACRJNG ON alligator
bitat, and whenever that happens there are 10-
to be more confrootatlona," he said, empbull·
that the danger of alll1ston burtJ.oa anyone la
gbt.
Maden ls convinced there should be a lnmtln1
uon on the beast.s in Orleans Parllb. Controlled
ting la permitted tn 12 Louislana parllbel, but
leau la DOl one of them.
FINANCE> PLOT?
!no1 Arnn
Actor
Plotted
On King?
LONDON (AP) -A
Britis h n e wspaper
claims that the late film
s tar Errol Flynn
financed an unsuc·
ceaaful plot to as·
sasainate Kina George
VI and his queen during
a visit by the royal COU·
pie to America before
the start of World War
IJ .
The News of the World
said the link between
Flynn and the scheme
was detailed in British
intelligence rues and in
author Charles
Hlgham'a just-published
book, "Errol Flynn: Tbe
Untold Story." Higham
repeats the claim that
the swashbuckling actor •as a Nui apy during
the war.
SIMDA.ll allegations
have been made in the
past but never con·
firmed. Flynn died in
1959.
The newspaper also
said Flynn had many
contacts with the late
Jruh Republican Army
chief of s taff Sean
Russell, who allegedly
was the mastermind
behind the assassination
plot again.at the royal
couple.
Ruuell collected more
than $200,000 from s up.
porters in Hollywood
and San Francisco for a
maasive IRA terrorist
bombing campaign
against Brltain, tbe
newspaper alleged. and
"moetoflbe money came
direcUyfrom F1~ ...
WGILUI WAS quoted
by the News as saying,
"I've verified that Flynn
had IRA connections
through Sean Russell."
News of tbe World
said Russell and tbe
Nazi agent dla<:u.ssed a
plan to ~!°i a bomb to kill the and queen
as they crossed the
Canadian border into
tbe United States on
lMar .,_, from Wlndaor,
Ontarx., It' Detroit.
But tht: Federal
Bureau ol tnvesllg11tiot\
bad placed llstening de·
vices In the room la
which the two men were
meetinc, and Russell
was arrested when be arrived in Detroit, tbe
newspaper claimed.
.. BF.cA118E OF pres-
s ure from inrtuentlal
Americans, Rusaell wu
only cbarced with
breald111 lmmi1ratloa
law• a.ad was allowed
bail," the News said.
It claimed Britlab in·
telllgence flies show
Flynn's contact.a amq.
1led Ruue11 onto a Uaer
bound foa-Italy.
It 1ald Russell died
wblle tr)'lna to return to
Ireland o~ a voyace
from Berlin.
· 8uD ID !ID -.. ... WTN tlll hoc*.
lat.er • mcm.. cal.1*1 "I Ccner tbe
W a\erfnat. ''
·'1.1NO
Living Costs
Spelled Out
., ..... ~rre..
How does your flnancla.1 health compare with
that ot otber Americans? II your lDcome k9eplna
pace wttb Jnflatlon ! Wbere do you ltaDd 1D reJ.atloo
to th• aver.,. family?
Some recent public and private reporta oa llv·
101 cocta provide guidelines you can use to see how
you'redoiog.
NEWS FEATURES
Most or tbe reports are based on a famUy ot four
-husband, non·working wife and two children.
That family isn't really typical any more, slace tbe To Rnlflll
average household alze ln the United States ls just R 0 b e r t s
under three persooa and M N f · alnce about ball or all c amara. ormer
(
,.-------... )married women are U .S. secretary of de·
w o r k i n g . B u t t h e f ensE'. who bas been CONSlJMER statistics do, at least. president of World
_ _ give you a standard for Bank since 1968, has
--------comparison. annowiced he will re·
Among the reports: sign from the bank
post June 30, 1981,
PtJ.aOIASING POWE• when be will be age
The Conference Board, a non·profit bus~ 65. research or1aai%ation in New Yort City. n ......... ---~----
out bow much you would need today to equal the
purchasing power you had 10 yean a10. Here'•
what the researchers round : The nm figure ls pre-
tax income in 1970; the second figure LI the
amount you'd need in 1980 to equal It. laking i:n·
creased prices and federal taxes lato account.
lt7t
SS.000
$10,000
$1.S,000
$25,000
$50,000
1181
$9,660
$20,187
$30,722
$S2,t95
$106,785
The Conference Board also estimated actual
median income for this year . The median is t.be ex·
act midpoint; hall of all ramlllea have a higher lD·
come; half have a lower income. The 1980 median
ls $21,350 -more than double the 191'0 medlao ol
$9,867. When the figures are adjusted to reflect in·
nation and taxe15, however, actual purchuing
power iS up only 7 percent.
C08T OF UVING
The Bureau of Labor Stat:latics calculated bow
much it takes the average American family to
maintain wbal it calls an intermediate or
moderate standard or Uvtng. It found the four· persoo ram.Uy needs $20,517, up about 10 perttnl
from last year. The bureau's calculations were
based on last fall's prices: officials admitted that
the actual figure is probably higher.
According to the government, the average
family ls earning just about enough to live al an in·
termediate standard. As of March. the Labor
Department said, median family earnlogs were
$395 a week -which works out to $20,540 a year.
IF YOU WANT TO MAINTAIN what the gov.
ernment calls a higher standard of living. you'll
need $30,317 this year. At the other end of the
scale. it will lake $12,S8S to manage a lower stan· dard ot living. That's more money than il coat lo
1973 for the moderate standard.
Before you start to cheer or groan, take a look
at where you live. Here, according to the bureau.
are the three costliest and the three cheapest cities
and the amount it ta.kes to maintain a moderate
standard or living in each :
-Anchorage, $27 ,933.
-Honolulu, $25,799.
-Bostoo, $24,381.
-Houston. $19.02S.
-Atlanta, $18,821 .
-Dallas, $18,301.
PEllSONA.L INCOME
A recent Commerce Department report abows
that per.capita ~al tncome -total penonal
lncome divfded by the whole populatiao -weal up
11 percent to $8. 706 lut year. Tbe tncreaM wu
ju.st short ol the rile lo the ComwDer Prlee IDdu.
Indiana residents came doMst to tbe naUoa.al
average. Per capita penonal income in IDdiana
was $8,686. The hilheal per capita penonaJ tncome
-$11.252 -was reported in Aluka, the aame
place where living coats are biJbeat. The lowest
per capita penooal income -ts.117 -wu tn Ilia·
ai.aaippi.
No .Jobs Lost
Church
Moving
To Unify
DETROIT (AP> -The
U nited Presbyterian
Church ls reported mov·
mg dramatically toward
union with a sist e r
Presbyterian body of the
South and also with
Protestant.a of other de·
nominations.
A "dynamic
breakthrough" ba s
la.ken place ln wort of
t be Conaultallon on
Church Union to unify 10
major Protestant de·
nominations, including
Presbyterians, says the
Rev. Robert B. Smith of
Midland, Texas.
CITING AN agree·
m ent o n a unified
ministry, recently •P· proved by represen·
talives of the participat·
ing denominations. he
says it is the ID06t s1gnifi·
cant advance toward
bringing them iogelher.
Smith. chairman ol the
cons ultatioo committee
or the mlllloo·member
Presbyterian Cburcb
U .S. <Soutbenl >, said It and the larger United
Presbyterian Cbun:h of
2.5 million are working
''in concert" toward the
goal.
IT MEANS, be said.
movmg "beyond cultural
r eligion and prov1n -
~1ahs m, beyond narrow
deoonunationalism and
s e lf·agg raodiun g
rhetoric."
In addition to the two
Presbyterian groups, the
other denominations
Smith said were worting
toward unity are the
Episeopal auarcl:a, Unit·
ed Methocllal Church,
United Cbmdl ot Christ.
Christian Cburcb c Dis· dples al Christ>, Council
ol Community Churches,
Arricao Metbod ht
Episcopal Church, Chris·
lian Methodist Bpi.scopal
Church, and African
Methodist Episcopal
Zion Cburcb.
Don't Rue Robot Role
By IOYCE L. KENNEDY
( C4REERS )
Robot manufacturers al80 blre and
train eleetron.lca tecbnldw wbo fly to ...,.. Jocatioos whee Mdom pro.
blema oc:eur. Pay: SS to $12 an hour.
-Bobot designers. ne ~ wbo del.lp robots and develop ways
tn wblc:b they can interface with U·
l1Un1 p,lanl equlpmeDt have
bachelor l or master'• ctearw ln
mecbanlcal, electron.lea or computer
1clence en1lneertn1. While some
work tor tbe 11 companlee tlaat pro.
duce ....,.._ ot'-s ftAd .tea wttb t.
du.atrial ..... , pa.rUcu1arV tn tbe
automotiM indU1U7. DodantM are Deeded for rweartb.
ANNVAL PAY roa .... tbe
bacM&or•1 le.el bella• at about sao.ooo: u. IDMtAlr"• pay ea1e .e.u at ua,ooo : wltb eagerleae•. •tlDMn at tbe b1'b eGd Ml"D .... than tl0.000 a Je&r. \
Accorcl1q to David Nlt.&an, the
fut.are promlaes more eomplex
roboU ad lncreutn1ly apectelt-S. teelmk!al Jobi for hum,na. Nh.aan ls
PfOIJam ml.GAier of the lndustrtal
AutomaUoo Group at SRI lntema· Uossal, a reaearcb flrm .lQ Meolo
Patt.
Wlt.blA 10 1•an, be 1pecula.MI.
"1mart robott" wlth MftlOn. U ·
tensive computer control. ftltoa. tteartns ud problem-•lvtnc abWU• .W be llD--. Tb• pe6pl• wbo create,
flll Hd OYUIH tb•H amaalDI
maeaam. wW Med hltber level.I ol ......... ..., .............
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SELECTED HOMES OPEN •
TODAY 1-5
2630 \'IST.\ DEL ORO 3 Bdrm
C2 +den>. 2 s t orv "Doll House"
tov.nhome. $148,600'' 120rr Down lo good fman('mg >
505 \"ISTA GRANDE Rarelv offered.
Hi ghly dt•sirable end unit, 3 hdrms .. 1-
tory. beamed ('e1ling~. "Linda " plan.
S172.500.
/\NGELITJ\ PLAN. Charming single
level end unit adult home. 2 Rdrm. 2
hath. p\t c·ul -dt· saC' sC'ttang. $168.000.
St>e Agent at 505 Vis tca Grande.
400 VISTA FLORA . GUADALUPE
PLAN 4 Bdrms .. J baths. big family
home. Fantast1C' patio; ideal location
near pdol. $190,000.
412 VISTA GRANDE. "Tailor made",
truly a decorator's showcase home.
totally charming, vastly improved.
elegant < overs11ed > mstr. suite +
numerous custom appointments.
Gorgeous water & night lights view.
S218.<XX> <Hi~h assumable 9.75~ loan
& owner takes big 2nd -your best
Bluffs financing opportunity).
It's new.
&If or sell your interest in a
condominium. own-your-own
apartment or recreational pro-
perty in the Daily Pilot s new
classification:
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DAILY PILOT
UDO IAYMOMT
45 F\. pier & slip, 6SOO sq. ft. of
tnter10J· luxury for enjoying the good
Jare In Newport Beach.
LIDO VILLA
Owner will help finance. 5 Bdrms .. 5
baths; on H!i lots.
MEWPORT HEIGHTS
Charming older home on double lot. 4
8d rms., 3 baths + pool. Owner
transferred, will help with financing.
$265.000
LOVELY LIDO HOME
R ccently remodel<>d. 4 bd rms .. 3
baths. Owner will assist with
financing.
L·U·V OM LIDO
Location. utility, valuP, combined in
this ::>parious 4 bdrm. ~em. Act quick
on this bargain. $495,000.
SUMMER FUM OH LIDO
J Bdrm. 2 bath. sunny patio. close to
the clubhouse, tennis courts. Yearly
lease avail ·
PALM SPRINGS MOTEL
16 Units on 3 .a acre. 1 mile from
downtown Palm Springs. Large pool &
re('reational room . $875.000. Owner
will carry w 129rk down.
673-7300
3377 VIA LIDO. NEWPORT BEACH
umE BALBOA ISLAND
A warm 3 bdrm. familv home with
open beamed ceilings, frplr. & private
patio plus a separate guest room &
bath plus a I-bdrm. apt. All on an
oversized lot on our quiet Little
Island. Owner will finance. S385.000.
RUMBO LO
REALTY
marine avenue
balboa island 675-4822
You've Arrived
at ...
EASTBLUFF
This chttnctfn 3 lc:trw., 2 ba hoft.. Is
plGllMd for CJl'OCion IM•CJ· tiWwty ._
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fiftatlcilsg cnrclH. Thfs ~ hoft.. for
your family is priud ot $235,000.
LINDA ISLE
Spectaular Woterfroftt retreat of
···~ rMOWMd ........... prod•cer. JoHph WaMb_... Wiii
accofi11 a date 75' yacht. Tish ndslM..ty
lshd peopcrty CCIR M Mft by ...,t.
Ollfy. Tnity. tt. f9i0tt cvstOINmd .._ lie
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LINDA ISLE
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pier & tip fo OCCOIMI D .......... 60•
boats. Off.red ot $995,000 wltlt
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terec1 .t s:i.100,000.
CAPISTIANO BEACH
2075 San Joaquin Hiii• Ad.
Acrou from 810 CANYON
Newport Beffft
140-5777
OCEANFRONT·EXCEPTIONAL DESIGN
Ide_... twill oceeaf1CMif towws -Hdl
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beocllfrOlit. This pr09Mrt,...., ~
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today .... It CClli .,. yows al .... ., to
th Men lsicJh tld• llH for o•"Y
$2.200,000. 631·1400
WATERFRONT HOM E..5, 1'-<.
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631 -1400 '7Utoo
OPEN HOUSES
BIG CAMYON
Fantastic view of golf course and
mountains. Versailles model at end
of cul -de-saC'. Dramatic entry; two
story living room and formal dining
room. Fabulous master suite on
first floor plus three other bedroom
s uites with their own baths.
Guarded gale community. Ex·
cellent financing available $675.000.
32 RUE GRAND VALLE
OPEN SUN. 1·5
SPYGLASS
EXECUTIVE HOME
0.... wil osahf wlttt flll • clllg
Immaculate. professionally de-
corated. Many s pecial features
PORTSMOUTH model 3 bedroom.
21"2 baths -possible 5 bedrooms or
separate family workshop. in-law
quarters. POOL and spa. $439.500.
8 MONTEREY CR.
OPEN SUN. 1-5
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
"Mon a co" model with excellent
finlmcing available. 3 bedrooms 2
baths. Great family oriented loca-
tion near pool & greenbelt.
1979 PORT NELSON $189.50<l
OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5
BAYCREST
POOL SIZE YARD
3 bedroom family room home with
large gourmet kitchen. Secluded
master suite. $196,000.
1807 TRADEWINDS
OPEN Sl'N. 1·5
NORTHWOOD
Lease option with ONLY $.5000. 50<'}
of monthJy rental to purchase price.
3 Bdrm. 21"2 Ba. year new home.
Upgrades. 3-car garaJ,?e. $850/mo.
Also straight sale at $1G4.000
17YORKTOWN
OPEN SUN. 1·5
DELUXE CONDO
ASSUMABLE LOAM
A year new with Newport Beach
location. 2 bedroom. den, 21~ bath.
Vaulted ceiling in Jiving room with
brick fireplace. Highly upgraded
kitchen. $174,500. Near high school.
IAYCREST
Ivan Wells built 3 bedroom home
lots of wood and glass characterize
California free living. Pool. deck
and cabana. Dra~atic floor to cell·
ing fl.replace. S197\'i00.
NIW DUPLEX
Eastside Costa Mesa newly con·
structed 3 bedroom and 2 bedroom
duplex. Many upgrades. Take over
existing loan, plus owner will asslst.
S250.000.
FIX& ON LG. LOT
Eastalde Costa Mesa 2 bedroom
home. Assumable lit T.D. 'GNat
potenUaL •.~. Rul'tyt Submit on
finandng.
~.June 15. 1911D OM. V PLOT Iii/!
macnab I Irvine
realtg
A IU88lDtARY OF THI: IRVINE COMPANY
ADULT ONLY...._ COMMUMTY!
Immaculate 2BR Plan 2 Patio Home ln 0Tangetree.
Newly listed & in "move-in" condition! Only S112.SOO-
HURRY! Scott Alston 551-8700. OPEN SUN 1-5 P.M.
#45 ORCHARD. <T-35>
OLD COIOMA DI&. MAil!
4BR home only l'rz blocks to ocean! Cl05e to shops &
restaurants. Ralph Wakefield 644-6200. OPEN SUN 1-S
P.M. 317 POINSE'ITIA. CT-36)
MIW DCWSIYlt
OPEN SUN 1·5 P.M. 1715 ANTIGUA WAY. Dramatic &
beautiful single-story. Features incl: stained glass
ceiling, walk-in bar. lg rooms for entertaining & pool.
$570,000 fee. Dave Schweickert 642·8235. <T-37>
MADtSOM-W~I ISTATIS!
Spacious 3BR, 2-story home w/lg yard & Jots of extras.
Family rm w/fplc: central air; attached dbl ~arage.
Owner will carry 2nd TD. Natalie Benjamin 752-1414.
OPENSUN.12-4 P.M.192WESrYALELOOP. CT-:B>
IST TIMI°""' SUN 1·5 P.M. 524 CAMEO HIGHLANDS DRIVE!
Single·story 4BR home wlsparkling pool & access to 3
pvt beaches. New paint -ready for you! $249,500.
Donna Godshall 644-6200. <T-39)
CUSTOM QUALITY Ir VllW!
Quiet Dover Shores location. Fabulous 4BR & family
rm Ooorplan. A must see at $452.500! Barbara Aune
642-8235. OPEN SUN 1·5 P.M. 1612 ANTIGUA WAY.
CT-40)
GHAT ASSUMAILE LOAMS!
JBR home on cul-de-sac w/lg yard, covered patio &
gazebo. Loaded w/up,grades incl air-conditioning. Good
financing too. SIG4.900. Rose Gammon 752·1414 . OPEN
SL'N 124 P.M. 10 REVERE. (T-41)
SW1MMH4S DBJGHT!
2-slory. 4BR family rm & den home w/4-0' pool (9' in
depth>. Mtn & night li,ght views. Lois Egan 644-6200.
OPEN SUN 1·5 P.M. #16 MORRO BAY. <T-42)
laG CAHYOM TOWNHOME!
Expanded & remodeled end-unit Deane home on
cul-de-sac. Towering ceilings, skylilithts, clerestory
windows -2 master suites. Creative financing
available on this t>legant offering. $399.000. Lynne
Valentine 644-6200. (T-43>
EXCIPT10MAL IA YNOHT!
Custom.built tri-level home minutes from Harbor
entrance. Dramatic interior features top quality
workmanship & decor. 48Rs, family rm. library &
formal dining. Pier & slip for 1~ boat. Sl.975.000 fee.
Martha Macnab 642-8235. ('J:-44)
OW... AMAMCIMG Off BL£&!
Lovely big English Country home in Lafituna Niguel.
4BRs & study & family rm (over 2600 sq.ft.)
surrounded on 3 sides by hills & park. S269.500. Jeanne
Newman 752-1414. <T -45) -WOOOlmH ISTATIS!
White shutters enhance the family rm & kitchen of this
4BR Adams plan. Gazebo in forest-like pvt backyard.
ExceUent assumable financing. S17S.OOO. Dan Johnson
551·8700. CT-46>
EASY TO 1UY!
Air-<.'Olld. 3BR College Park home. Priced for the 1st
home buyer or retired couple. VA terms. owner will
help finance. $138,000. Alan Beel 551-8700. <T-47)
l.AMCHO SAM JOAQUIH!
2BR & den San Carlos plan only steps to pool. Kitchen
nook looks out on courtyard entry. $159,500. Julie Van
Wieren 752-1414. CT-48(
IEADY TO MOVE IH!
4BR Sycamore in Woodbridge Creekside. Li~ht & airy
-highly upgraded -prof. landscaping. Sl61 .900. Scott
Alston 551-8700. <T-49)
All-COM>. & WAI
2·story Plan 5 w/4BRs, family rm & lg yar!· Near
South Coast Plaza & only $145.000 -seller assisted
financing. Dick Halderman 642-8235. <T-50)
WOOOlltlOGI DtttFTWOOO
Beautiful air-cond. 3BR. 2\.2 bath home w/huge family
kitchen, fplc. in lg. living rm. & patio for entertaining
or relaxing. Priced to sell $138.500. Alan Beel 551-8700.
<T·Sl)
COIOMA DB. MAil DUPUXI
Newly remodeled 2-story, 3BR, 3 bath w/fptc & French
doors. Brand new 2BR, 2 bath w /loads of paned
windows. Light & bright! S32S,OOO. Holly Markas
644-6200. <T-52)
HOttTHWOOD WA ~t
Mountain views across park from this 3BR home
w /new spa. Lots of extras. Ready to go at SlSS.000.
Alan Beel 551-8700. <T-53>
SUIF AND SAMO!
A "real beach house" on the sand in Newport Beach.
Great fioorplan -3BR.s, 2'h baths -marvelous fplc.
$395,000 fee. Barbara Aune 642-8235. (T-54 >
WOODS COYI ISTATlt
Surrounded by lush botanical gardens, Kol ponds,
paths and bridges. 48R & den & f amlly rm residence
w/separate maids qtrs & most rooms opening to
sparkling pool. Approx. :5000 sq.ft. of elegance ln
Laguna. $795,000. Lynne Valentine &M-GOO. <T-55>
•llOll AD WOOO.a elf
Qttiet cul-de-sac location cloee to pvt beach & spa. All
on 1 level: 2 large BRa, dining area, brtf1t rm -
kitchen combo. Owner will ccmsider help w/financlng
-good assum. loan. Marlon Friuell55Hl700. <T-56>
llewuft LOCATIOMt ~pAcious custom 3BR family home on Harbor bland
Road. Free form pool ac· larae patio area. Needs
•"T.L.C." Le assumable lat TD -Miler anx.lous & will
conaf rer some flnanclna. 1441,500. Su11nne Rudd aa.. ·cr..s? >
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Opportunaty ~alore with TLC and
lmaginuUon.
CDW Olll'llAn
Own •r wanta out 3 + patlo. SO or
Co t Hwy. 2 blocks to beach. Assumo
l8t 11> Owne r will help finance.
133.2.:..SULA Tift.IX. $114,000
Five lolb to ocean Owner will carry
2nd. Jlurry, won 't lust .
MIWPOllT HACH TWl*tMt. SI H,500
Prtvutc e ntry · into 3 Bdrm wood
b<'amcd. cathedn•I ceilinged home.
SLe p sa\ er kltch c n opens to formal
dmang arett and pullo $84 .000 Isl and
owner will help finance.
613-IHO
OPEN HOUSES
SPECTACULAR SPYGLASS
Outs tanding nig ht li g ht view 4
BN lrooms and beautiful ·den. larj?e
pool a nd s pa. E xcelle nt t e rms.
$525,000. 22 Morrow Bay.
BIG CANYON
Magnificent customized Monaco end
unit on 6th fatrwa.v. Professionally de-
e· o r a t e d . G o r g t• o u s t h r u o u t 3
Bedroom . for mal dining. $499.000.
Easy term s. 14 Rue Deauvi lle
TURTLEROCK HIGHLANDS
Super sharp 4 bedroom. fa mily room .
<llnu m. !'..ec luded loC'<1 l1on . p r o ·
ressionally decor at ed. An exce llent
buy at S280.000 4 Rimrock
BLUFFS WITH VIEW
Hcautifu lly decorat ed R -Plan .
sepa r ate master suite. stained ~la~s.
lar ge rooms. owner will carry 1st ~1th
20'"( do·wn. Asking $230.000. 406 Vista
Quinta
7 I 4 760-9333
TTY 760-9338
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2515 E. Coast Hwy •• C.,.. .. Mar
675-5511
SOUTH OF HWY
OLDE CORONA DEL MA~
Gr eat new listinJ? on ocean side or
hwy. in Olde Corona del M.ar. Cute 2
Bdrm. 1 ba th ho me with ~1replace &
lots of trees. Zoned R-2 with ~m to
build 2nd unit. A s uper location & a
s upe r price of only $208.000. Open
house Sat & Sun 1 ·5. Come by 709
Acacia Ave.
(714) 673-4400
12 t J) 62a.2121
HARBOR
LIDO tSU •.• ·Spa~ 4 BR· · • · • · S425.000
IEACH HOUSE ••• guest qtrs. . . $150.000
UDO ISLE •. .S BR, wide lot .... S495,000
N". HTS .•. N EW 4 BR. 3 Ba .. $295,000
llVIME ... l?so\.0 Pk. 3 BR .... S93.950
NHIM. "" ••• 4 BR. d en ........ S335.000
w. N" ..• .4 BR duplex ........ S232,000
C.M ••.. Nr. Fairview, 2 BR .... S98.500
PALM DES8tT •• .2 BR. tennis .. $109.500
D A V I D S 0 N R E A L Tl l N C.
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Colesworthy & Co.
2S45 EASTBLUFF OR.
NEWPORT BEACH. CA.
640-4020
BLUFFS BEST
3 IOIMS. 21h baths. lge dining. bright
kitchen. wood deck patio. cozy
fireplace. $149,500. Appt. please -
new baby.
ORIGINAL Split-level Dolores Plan.
Wrap-around patio, 2 Bdrms ".den.
blt·in wet bar & extra storage. Low
tease hold. Major greenbelt view.
$174.900.
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MESA YEIDE POOL HOME
OP1H SUNDAY I to 6 For the discrlmlnatina ex ·
ecutlve ... BeauU!ul 5 bdrm home. 2
frplcs, lovely entertainment area.
1873 Rhodes. Costa Mesa Sl,89,500
GIUT llY.111 Cl$TA IJQA
,. Bdrm: 2-t>atll ·i.ouae in Mesa
North. Ne.di SOl'M work. ·Under
market afS112,500.
U .. qul HOMIS OPIH I ·5 TOD.A Y
UNlqul ... OU> CO.OM.A DB. MAI -
Attractive 2 bdrm. library. plus
income uhit. Newe r cons truction.
o lder charm $350,000 See Barbara
Hutchmj?s al 608 Ma q werite
UNIQUE IM H.Y. llOADMOOI -LJ?e
yards. 4 bdrm. bright and nr pool.
te nnis. stores. S275.000. See Rosemary
F a rrow at 2808 L1 i?hthouse.
UNIQUE ... OLD co•OH..A DB. MAI -
Ne w duplex. s hinJ?led. view. secluded .
3 and 2 bdrms S485.000 See Marilyn
Hodg~ at 2600 Bayside <at Femleaf).
UMIQU£ IN THE IACk I.A Y -Great
family ho me . spa, firepit. l~e Jot.
assume loans. $265 ,000. See Binnie
Dixon al 1742 Ccntella Pl.
UNl9UE IH SPYGL.ASS H~LL
Fantastic view. subtle s howpiece. 3
bdrm. warm inte rior. lush ldscpe.
SSSS.<XX> See Ver~ilene Hull at #21
Cambria
UMlquE .... THI 1.ACIC IAY -Incredible
tones. textures. immacul ate. 4 bdrms.
billia rd room . stora~e. RV area. No"'
$328.<XX> ~ Natalie F'o~arty at 376 E .
22nd. N.R
UNIQUE IN SHOttECU~S -Country
French. 2 bdrm plus den . deck. view.
Assumable loan. $399.500. See Rita
Boland at 330 MorninJ? Canyon
UNlc;>UE IN G>U&ITIH -Brent wood 3
bdrm. colorful. c ountry kitche n .
c lean. airy. 5122.900. See Nancy Laux
at 4051 Glenwood.
U,_.l()UI: tiCMI:'
REALTORS .675-6000
2443 r "'' Cone High••\/. CCM'olM _. Mat
WE HAVl 3'l Of THE 8£ST UST1NGS IN TOWN
Pete Barrett
presents
BALBOA ISLAND DUPLEX
EXCELLEMT TEIMS. PllCE,
& l oea t1 o n . 3 Bd r m 2 ba th
apa rtment ~rnd 2 Bdrra l ba with
mini view and fire place plus 2 J?Ues t
rooms. Owner ready to sell !
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BALBOA PENINSULA POINT
STOIY 1()()1( HOUSE with super
location. Steps to bay and be~c~. 5
Bdrms . 3 baths . forma l daninJ?
room. remodeled kitchen and lots or
c harm! $335,000. ..,,;._ tL-l·S
1701 E. Oc.e9 ~... -.--
INVITATION TO SERENITY
tM llA"1WUI. 1.ATCllST -Arched
entrance. open beams and . formal
step-down living room invtte ~
into lhls fine home. Secluded ~~o.
4 Bdrms. family room and dllll1l~
room -all for S289.000.
lt07 Sllutl•1a. Ml 0,.. S-. t-5
FRONT ROW-DOYER SHOIES
STEP THIU THI DOUIU DOOltS into
this superb offerln~. It features: 4
Bdrms. family room.-marvelous
atrium for entertainmg. Plus. a
separate pool and spa on spacious
fee lot. Xlnt financing at 10.~.
1191 ..._,Dr .. Ml 0,. S-. l·S
FRONT ROW-IRVINE . TEllACE
I ociy. ftMAMCIM• -Owner will
carry! All points view, bay and
beach. Highly upgraded 3 Bdrm. 4
baths, targe storage. coey ~· huge
family room. Short escrow.
t 22l D • a· Twr .. Ml 0,. S-. 1·1 $
WHY SHAI£ A POOL?
8UOT VOUI OWM IM IA YCllST -
Surrounded by dramatic Ivan Wells
former mode l home. Separa.te
master suite + 2 Bdrms and f am1ly
room. $199,500.
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OH fHat•B. T WITH HIGHT LIGHTS.
5 '*"' nec•tl•e ho"'e o• q•l•t ~ IOC L...,. fGMify r--. .....
clMMJ roc.L w... of ... lead to
be...tiM patios & CJMdetl areas +
pri•at. ploy yard. This lftOdet hoftte 11 3 ran .... Newly offet ed.
-NIAi L.AIE -011ty S 157 ,500.
CINI od11g 2 ttory co.do. l bdruM. 2
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decor.~ take~ swtseus•04 pool
& spa.
2744 E. COAST HWY.
CORONA DEL MAR
75g..1&1&
P.AllC IM IEAR
C!E
111181 ILlllS CD.
OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE
not CATALP.A STIHI
~IEACH
onH SUM 1·5
f-.1 ,1hlurf Smelt• IA>\l'I Spar101 ... F;1m1h
I lt•m•· \\1th l..'.ln?f' I.I\ tnl? & Forma l Otntnl?
Room Thr~· Rt-Omon" • Ot>n. S1t11:11t'<t On
l.3 N!t> l.ol With Ir.ts 0( Prt\'3('Y & P:tlios Fnr
f:ntf'rtatntnl! F:xtf'nelr Nt>"' I); Painted. I .tWt>·
h· Plush l'ar p<'tlnJ!. Tllf's. llrapf'S &
WfllpaPf'f"" Go1.1rm" t<1t r h<'n Sprinklers On T1tnt-r ci 1.o"' :\I :ltn f1•fl a n N• l.1.;tt>d At
5234.~ A .. J M· Of Nl'"'port .. l.l!oltne
64J PLUMY STlllT
COSTA. MISA
OPIH SUM f·S
Tlfrr1f1r TR I Pl.EX Situ:ilf'd In Rap1<il.v Ap-
pn•1·11111n111\n.•a Of Wt>slst(lf' C'ffita l\tes;1. A<i
1.1r<'nt T n Nf'w fl <'<ft•\ t>lnpmt'flt Art'lt Lt.: Park
I m <'I, Hr Jr l111114'l' Wt th ~ltuied Red Rrlr k
l 'a(10 Woold M nkc> r.rl'al Ownt-r"!' Ho~<'.
Otht·r 1\rn Renlal l 'ntf'I Woul<1 Help \\llh
P." nwnt ' & Ta:icl"!i. F:XCfo:l.l.F:NT F'INAN·
l'l!\r. ;\\'1\ll.ARl.F: Redtt<'ed Tn !tl6S.000
NEWPORT IEACH l.AIGAIN
Fnur Yf'ar-Ynunc Tv.n 1.arl!I' Rt>dmom!'
T .1 ... 1dulh l>1•1·oratl'c1 With F:ar ttltnn1•
C.Jrfl('t' ;'\f'utr.JI ~r & Wallpapt>r-F'~h
& Clt•.tn Rl':Kl' F'or \ Nc>v. ~Tif'r f:\('n An
(\c't>a n \01('v. t-'mm Ont> IW<imom C'nmmunt·
'' Pool Sauna. Spa Mf'adov. F'nr JoeJ?inl! t.·
Rtl'vr hnl? ASSl 'M ARl.F. F IRST T Rl"ST
DF t:o flnlv SJ19.900
JASMM came
In Ont• Of Corona clf'I Mar' ~toc;t ~ir<1hh•
fiall' Guarded C'nmmunitif's 1_'hf> l\to:-1
P,t>pttl a r On t' St o r '' Mod Pl \\ Hh T"·" rif.<t~m!I Plus Oen With ~ Firepla('('
Two l.arJ1e Patios. Mint Vtf'W Of The Ore11n
Ame nit ies lndudf' Pool. Spa & TMni11. F.ASY
f'INl\NClNG. S2'75.000.
NtME EASTSIDI COST A MIS.A
Su!)('r Ni<'t' llonl•ymoon C'otlal!l' °!' 1.uqw
Vnluabll' R·2 Lat With Fl<lwe r.ii. Fru11 T rt>el>
Two Bodronm. One Rath Hom• In C'.ood Con·
d ition. Room For F.xtr1t l'nlt. ~105.900
H.AU01t VllW HILLS
S<-nsutiooally Exl.'itinsz New J.lsllnsz On Thi•
Morkct An Ele11ant Broadmoor Hom<' In
Ont• Of Con>no del M or'11 l.nvellf'!lt Art>u ..
Four Rt>drooms Plqs A Spaelnu<i F11m1h
Room. A Great F~lfnsz Of" Ou1et ~n>nily &
Ser I us 1(1() Of ( en.-0 i\t S3.10. 000
UOO ISLI
One O< Nt.""'"J)Ort Bench'11 ~fMt ~ired Areai-
Wlth Prtu le Be.e~. T•nnl11 C'nurt11 &
Clubhouse TrndlUonal Fh"t-~mom Hn\111«>
Wllft Bookllned Den1Study. 1 .. rJZt' F'orme l Dininir Room. Mo11tcr Sult.-. On 1.an!e T.nt. SF:LLF.R wrr.r . ASSIST JN f1'NAN('rNG
SMS.000
taVtMI
Artlt tlcallv Decorat«'d Northwonct Pulln
Homt-. This Home Shows I.Ike A tt'ndel lnslde & Oul1lde. Tr1·f.evel. Thi'('(' J.arlo!e
Bedrooms Plull J\()nu11 Room & Family
Room. Only 1147 .l!()O.
COSTA MllA
ow Bu.v rn Mt a Verde. Mey Be Sold 8~·
11if Tl~ You Ree<t Thht. But Ctll Cc nnd
Oy Th • Dtdroom11 Plu11 f'Omllv Room , g.. v a1ouoo.
II• CAMYOM
Country estate on best Blg Canyon
street with 6 Br. large lot. den. ramlly
room. bonus room s & views or
golfcourse and Newport Center. ~
$1,396,(Q).
Beautiful 4 Br & den townhome with
180 degree ocean and city light view.
Large assumable loan. S63.5.000.
Pool. jacuzzi, sauna . and large lot
make this 4 Bdrm townhome most
desirable. $685.000.
LIDO ISLE
Bayfront condos -2 units. each with 3
Bdrm 2 Ba and fireplace. Great
financing. Total price $750,000.
Charming 3 Bdrm & den home with
French doors and parquet floors.
$465.000.
Large lot. pool, s pa a nd atrium e ntry
a r e added features of this spectacular
3 Bdrm & den home. $695.000.
This 3 Bdrm & den home is the best
value on Lido. It has plenty of space
for expansion. $325,000.
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
Lovely 4 Bdrm & den home on large
lot. Zoned R-2. $285,000.
NEWPORT CREST
Upgraded 3 Bdrm condo with pool and
tennis. One of best buys in Newport at
$180.000.
SHORECLIFF
Exquisite 4 Bdrm. 4 Bath home with
dramatic views of canyon and ocean.
644-9990
TOP VALUE
Spanish styled 3 bdrm home Cnot a
condo> in choice Irvine location. Low
m aintenance enclosed yard adjoins
fa mily rm. with brick fireplace.
There's central a ir conditioning, a
mirrored bar. even a formal dining
room. Talk about value! At $119.500
th is cannot be b eat. See 5071
Barkwood. Irvine. Open Sat & Sun
10·3.
a. CAMY<>tf COUNTWY CLUI
Right on the lush ~reen 18th fairway.
Country French living. 5 Bdrms. 3+
baths. Approx. 4.500 sq.ft. of pure
charm. Custom built by one of area's
.finest builders . Pool-spa-library.
Quality construction . Newport Beach
and Big Canyon at its best. $895.000.
20 CYPIESS "· LN. <>PIH Sat/S. l·I
OUTSTANDING 5 UNIT ~.
Lm'9f OwMr's &Wt l lctr.. F... bit 21/2
las. • Ow.r's pri•ah hoMllu _. IMla
~clMlg,,..&2flrepks.41~
prodKMg _,..each w /2 ldrlM, 2 HIM &
fi,...-.:e. Atriulns & poHot.. l'Ws fa a MUST
SEE for tM ~ buyet"". lNtWlbOy
priced at $450,000.
EX..,UISITI HOME IN llG CANYON
Elegant D ean e "Ve r sai lles".
Immaculate. Magnificent 180" view of
lig h ts. ocean. bay & golf course.
Lighted paddle tennis court & room
for pool. 4 Bdrms. 4 baths. 3-car
garaJ;?e. S698.500. Small 7•-; assumable
loan. For admittance to this exclusive
guarded area call 644-4910.
# 14 RUE CHANTILLY OPEN Sat/Sun 1-5
ALL THIS FOR $179,500
A HAPPY HOME
A g r een thumber's delight with
well-manicure d gardens front & rear.
Made for entertaining Lar,ge 52'x130'
lot with complete privacy Den. 2
Bedrooms with o,·er size closets & 2
baths. Workshop off ,gara1?e . Spacious
-light -bright. A happy home and
all for Sl79.500.
OU> WORLD ELEGANCE
Antique car ved ha nd-rubbed wood &
g lass entry doors lead you into this
outstanding home in Old Corona del
Mar. Total use of copper ceilinJ:?s.
heavy solid oak cabinets. brick floors
in & out . gourmet kitchen. stained &
etched glass thruout. Lavish use Of
onyx & marble. French windows. spa
with TV. Living room up with ocean
view. Quality. tas te & st yle for the
discriminating. $625.000. Owner wil1
help finance.
SPECTACULAR VACATIOH HOMI
I 0 M1HUT£S TO LAKE ARROWHEAD
Award winning design. World view
from two huge terraces. Western red
cedar in & out. Artistic decor. J
Bedrooms. See now & enjoy it forever .
Only $99.000.
WESLEY H. TAYLOR CO., Realton
21 I I S.. Joac,ain Hits Road
· NEWPC:>tn' CENTER. M.I . 64 .. 49 I 0
REDUCED FOR QUICK
SALE!
A lready a good buy . Now. at
S158.500 . this is a stea l!
Conveniently located in north Costa
Mesa not far from South Coast
Plaza . A custom decorated 4 bdrm
home \\ith the accent on privacy.
Pool & jucuzzi. extra large master
s uit e. paneling . bar . al l
professionally done. Be sure to see
1195 Boise Way. at the e nd of the
cul-de-sac. Open Sat & Sun. 10·3.
SPECTACULAR
OlllNTAL HOME
Loeated oo the front row in posh
Irvine Terrace with an action view
that is unsurpassed. Shoji panels
open onto the beautifully manic.ured
garden & swimming pool -
sheltered & secluded. Throughout
the home you will flnd many
interesting features such as tbe
traAS,lucent celllna in the famlly
room, the Japanese tub ln the
mast« suite, a formal dining area with twtnklinl lllhtt view etc 10
mucb more. One of area's mo.t
speetaculat homes. $1,<*.000 wtth
attractive ierma.
PEHIHSULA POIMT
OPEH SUH. 1-5 1723 OCEAN ILVD.
Newly decorated 4 bdrm. fa mily
home. Close to ocean. $325,000.
IAYFRONT
We have several fine homes
with pier & slip
a TORO HORSE COUHnY
4 Bdrms .. 3 ba ths: ranch style.
mini-estate in orange groves. $249.500
BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR
J.:1 8 'Y""h· o .. , .. N B ol':J t.lol
J111t H1hd. spacious & brftltt S ......... ....., ""'Oft approx.•;, .....
J fire= ... Mftlc• fM. ... I tll!llf.
$191. .
OPEN l·S
12 IURMIMG TREE ROAD
LIDO ..-ST IA YFltOMT VllW
2br . 2ba. re mode led condo.
sec. bldg. under parking. pool.
lrg . dock poss. seller carry 1st
T.D. Offered at $499.000. Bob &
Dovie Koop.
IAYFltOMT
3br-. 3ba. very Ir~ lot. sandy
beac h. rm. for 45 ft. boat.
Lowest priced waterfront
home. Sell fast. Bob & Dovie
Koop.
NEWPORT IA YFltOMT
3br. 2112ba. 2yrs old. Best buy
at S525K w/$275K. 11 c~ assum.
Vr. shrp. + boat dock. Bob &
Dovie Koop
HUN1'1MGTC>tf HAllOll
2br. 2ba. Seller will carry $25K
dn. Pool. tennis + dock for 20·
boat. Bob & Dovie Koop
CAMEO SHOttES I to• VIEW
4br. 3•,2ba, fpl. pool. pri. beach.
S469K w/assum loan of $248K
at 10.5";. Motivate d . Also
option. Bob & Dovie Koop
NEWPORT 4 PLEX
3br . 2ba. fr. Owner unit +
3-2br. 2ba. Vr : s hrp $340K
w/$190K assum at 11'1. Inc.
$21.300 yr. Bob & Dovie Koop
LIASI W /Of'110N TO IUY
$1-0.000 op. dn. $170K. S96K 1st
ass um at i3c,~. Sbr. 3ba. fr. dr.
Newly decor. Bob & Dovie
Koop
LIASI OPTIOH NIWPOllT
3br. 2ba. fr. huge yard. Newly .
redecor. Beau area. $159.000.
Bob & Do\'ie Koop
LIA5' I' /)ON WESTCUFf 3 or· J1 , .... ne w c pl.
drapes. pa . /'j I din .. fr.
pool. Sell fast ... q.sK. Bob &
Dovie Koop
Al'tlO 1/JAC. G.G.
$10,000 dn. poss. R-2. 2br . fr.
new cpl, paint. s ha rp. $80.000
G.G. Bob & Dovie Koop
1.ADYS APPAIEI. SHOP
Sell all stock & fixtures. $33.000
total pr. Bristol St. Location.
New shop + mall. Bob & Dovie
Koop
1lB.l'S MOTHIMG UICI
THI ""IMSULA
If your realtor has n't shown
you the Balboa Pe ninsula
come view two outstanding
custom homes: one is but 2
years old. the other is new. The
location is s uper. style and
quality unequalled and true
va Ju e for your in vestment.
OPEN HOUSE SAT/SUN 1·5
CLINT MOSES
GllA T COMM. HAllOI I&. VD.
Location approx 2300 sq .ft.
Excellent ex pos ure and
p a rking . Asking $229,000.
Terms -Call Curtis Herberts
Sr.
ML & MIS. CLIAH"S NOMI
Sharp, immaculate Republic
home in Mesa Verde. Bay
windowed din. rm .. hobby rm.
4 bdr + ram. rm. Jackie
Handleman
eundey, June t5. tMO
A SUBSIDIARY OF THE IRVINE COMPANY
BAY VIEW TERRACE
•ONLY lOo/r DOWN * 12~.i<.~· FINANCING
• LOW LENDER FEES
• SELLER CA RRY BACK 2NDS
.BEAUTIFULLY APPOINTED. DRAMATICALLY
AND ELEGANTLY DETAILED
• ILLU MINATED WIND·PROTECTED TENNIS
COURT
* DELUXE HEATED SWIMMING POOL WITH
SUN DECK
*SPA
*PRIVATE BATH HOUSE
SPACIOUS. BRIGHT AND AIRY. 2 BEDROOM. 21:!
BATH LUXURY TOWNHOMF.S IN PRESTIGIOUS
NEWPORT BACK BAY AR EA. FROM $162.990.
CONTACT.
BUILDER CLOSE OUT
PREVIEW FRIDAY
JUM 20. 1980
I 0 a.m.-1 P·"'-
SCZANNE RUDD
644-6200
642·8235
551-8700 '7M .... _ PlrW'f , ............. °' --~c...-
752·1414 4MS~Df. c._..y .... ~ WQQ•...,..V-..C-
675-3411
HAllO. VIEW HILLS -Lusk built 4 Bdrm. 1
story with that wonderful Corona del Mar ocean
view. 'Fee land. S398.500.
TUITUltOCK Estate sized lot. (Nearly an
acr e>. with paddle tennis court. 4 Bdrm
President home. separate dining room .
spectacular night light view. Fee land. $425.000.
UDO IAYRONT -Magnjfjcent home with 3 IS?e
Bdrms. maids room. separate dining room and
a JUMIO assumable loan. $1.250.000.
WATHFlt<>tfT -Cus tom bit contempora ry
home desiJmed by leadin~ architect. 5 Bdrm 41 :.:
b a . dining rm . pier & s lip for lge boat.
Sl.250.000.
SPYG>LA~S -. Prime view. 4 Bdrm 2':? ba. poo
home. \\1th view of Newport Center li~hts. Bay
Cuta hna and thf.' whole thing. Owner will earn
lee 1st or 2nd. ·
TURTLaOCIC 3 Bdrm. President home in
prestigious location with spacious formal dining
room. a ~racious executive home reduced to
sell at SJJS.000.
AllOI LAKE --3 Bdrm + den Woodside across
from adult spa and s a ndy beach. Assumable
loan. Sl69.900.
5fl'.YGLASS -6 Bdrm. 412 ba Southport model
v.:•th game rm. formal dining rm, eating area in
kitchen. Separate family rm. ocean view from
master suite . Cul de sac location. $549.000.
LIDO 100/o -Financin g on this custom home . 4
Bdrm with gourmet kitchen, hardwood floors .
form al dining room. stained ~lass & bay view.
Owne r w/consider all offers. $450,000.
TUITLHOCIC -3 Bdrm. New on market.
Earthtone carpets, parquet entry. new Solarian
nooring and drapes. All this and fee land too.
ltAMCHO SAM JOA9UIM -Upper level 2 Bdrm + den. San Joaquin model, Newport Center
night light view. Tastefully decorated with a
touch of class. $171.500. ·
HAllOlt VllW H~MU -Desirable 3 Bdrm
Portofmo model w/guest Qtrs. wetbar and loft.
Ready for in·laws or live-in . Marve lous
decorating. $244,900.
TUITLBOat VISTA -A 3 Bdrm + bonus rm
Madi.son with night light & mountain view.
Upfraded in earthtone colon. 1239,000.
IA YCllST -Beautiful cust-0m built Ivan Wells
home. Beautiful 4 Bdrm separate dihing room, ~ustom built Ivan Wells hOme with flowing noor
plan. Absolutely immaculate. S2'70,000.
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J 1•100M 33 Ima Loa. Nwpt Crat. NB
ST3-1300 1170.CIOO Sun l ·~
45 Orchard, Oral\flelne
Ml-8700 S112.SOO Sun 1·5
~JS t.st Ave .• Corona del Mar 673·~ ... 000 Sun I 5
218CalleCUervo<Pn Rta)S Clem
98-1786 *94.500 Sat/Sun 10-5
403 Vista Grand~< Eastbluf() N.8 .
552.1230 SJ62.900 Sat/Sun 2·6
330 Moman~ Canyon <Shttlfs) CdM
675-@) $399,500 Sat/Sun l ·5
709 Acada, Corooa del Mar
673-4400 $20R.OOO Sat/SUn 1·5
230 Prospect St., Npt Beach
645·~ Sat/Sun 1·5
2 • ,... FAM IM w DIH
516 Hazel Dr .. Corona del Mar
644 -7383 $319.500 Sat/Sun l·S
l 15 Vi a Orvieto. Lido Is. NB
631-7300 $320.000 Sun 1·5
123 Via Zurich. Lido Isle, NB
631·7300 $315,000 Sun 1·5
27215th Ave .. Corona del Mar
631 -7300 $220,000 Sun 1-5
615 Kin~s Road. ClifCHaven, NB
631 -7300 $555.000 Sun 1·5
13101 Yorba. Santa Ana
540·3666 $] 19.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
10 Rue Cannes. Big Canyon, NB
644-6200 $399,000 Sun. 1·5
3 llHOOM
• 1 Mallard (Woodbridge Pl.> Irvine
552-5746 $184.000 Sat/Sun 11·5
223 Cedar St .. Newport Beach
642-3329 $129,500 Sat/Sun 10-2
926 Wilson St.. Costa Mesa
549·348' $95,000 Sun 1-4
• •339Canal, Newport Shores. NB
673·1633 $375.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
10721 Kedge, Garden Grove
9634561 $86,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2818 Carob, Newport Beach
752-2197 Sat/Sun 1-5
424 Mendoza Terrace. CdM
631 ·1400 $497.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
1543 Sere nade Terr .. Cd M
640-5829 $298.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
5102 Doanoke. Irvine
494-7551 $119.500 Sat/Sun 12·!>
3330 Wyoming Cr .• Costa Mesa
540-1720 Sat/Sun 1-5
1244 La Mirada. LaJ?una Beach
497-5494 S265.000 Sunday 12·5
6605 Seasho re Dr .. Newport Beac h
673·2058 $41 9.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
.. 5071 Barkwood. Irvine
673·4400 $119.500 Sat/Sun 10·3
19341 Sierra Perla. TrtlrkBrdmr. Irv
675-3411 Sl54.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
2166 Vista Entrada. Bluffs. NB
644-9060 Sat/Sun 2·5
14161 Klee, Colony. Irvine
551·5509 $129.975 Sat 12·4
• 1372Garlin~ford . Costa Mesa
559-9400 $114.000 Sun 1-5
1807 Tradewinds. Newport Beach
640-9900 S196.000 Sun 1·5
•8 Monterey Cir. <Sp ygls> CdM
640-9900 $439.500 Sun 1-5
17 Y orktown. Irvine
640·9900 $164.000 Sun 1·5
616 Vi a Lido Soud. Lido Is le. NB
673-7300 $389.000 S un 1-5
• 1671 Labrador <Mesa Verde> CM
546-2313 $113.500 Sun. 14
339 Canal, Newport Beach
759-1616 Sunday 2·6
•2907 Cassia. E -Bluff. N .B.
759·1616 $279.000 Sun 1·5
6 Canyon Ln .. Canyon Crest. NB
759·1616 $215.000 Sun 2·5
510 Sturgeon, Costa Mesa
645·9161 $143,500 Sun. 1·5
10 Revere, Northwood
752·1414 $164,900 Sun. 12·4
3 ft pin FAM RM or DIH
19942 Lexington, Huntington Bch
963-4567 $106,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1718 Port Chelsea <HVH> Npt Bch
540·7559 $189.000-fee Sat/Sun 1-5
515 Aliso. Newport Beach
645·3655 $189,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
423 Vista Trueba CBluffs> Npt Bch
759-0300 Saturday & Sunday
1901 Yacht Maria (Seaview> N.B ..
673-5915 $309,500 Sat/Sun 12-5
•2901 Catalpa St. <Eastbluff) NB
759-9100 $234,500 Sun 1·5
2738 Lorenzo, Costa Mesa
6424799 $149.500 Sat/Sun 12·5
• • 16531 Carosel Ln. <Hunt. Hrbr>
714/84().7611 $799,000 Sat/Sun
1724 Plaza del Norte. Bal. Penin.
631·12S6 $490,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1715 Plaza del Sur. Bal. Perun.
631-12S6 $525,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2617 Redlands Dr. <E!Side>C.M.
642-6368 $125,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2531 Colby Pl. (College Pk) C.M.
642-6368 $125,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
372 PrinceUx1Dr .. Coll. Prk, CM
545-0318 $110 000 Sun. 1·5
2495 Temple HitlS, Laguna Beach
497.5494 $299.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
2321 HollY Lane <Newport Hahta>
• NB
548-1168 1145,000 Sat/Sun lM
• 1223 Dolphin Terr (Irv Terr> NB
84~ Sat/Sun l ·S.
21 Cambria (8pUtaaa > CdM
675-t()OO '556,000 Sat/Sun 1 ·5
30 RUllltng Wind. Irvine
675-Mll --s.t/lun 1·5
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26 Lakeview. Irvine
675·3411 $169,900 Sat/Sun l ·S
• •34262nd St <NwptShrs> N.B.
548-5801 $215,000 Sat/Sun l·S
2450 Marino Dr., Bay Shores, N.B.
548·2381 $465,QOO..Fee Sun 1-6
1945 Santiago Or. <DoverShrs> N.B.
700-9501 $346,500 Sat/Sun 12·6
1515 Ant.iqua Way. Baycrest. NB
631-7300 $450,000 Sun 1·5
• 1200Somerset Ln .• Westclilf. NB
631-7300 $272.900 Sun 1·5
• 10 Rue Villa rs , Big Cyn, N.B.
631 -7300 $.595,000 Sun 1·5
• •401 No. Star Ln .• DoverShrs. NB
631 -7300 $995.000 Sun 1·5
2532 Vista Dr .. Bayshores. NB
644 -9060 $.595.000 Sa 1-4/Sn 1·5
9 Eas t Yale Loop. ~oodbrid~e . Irv.
551·8700 $169.900 Sat/Sun 1·5
29 Eagle poinl. Irvine
551-8700 $138.000 Sat/Sun 12-4
192 West Yale Loop. Irvine
752-1414 $179.500 Sat/Sun 12-4
• 1939 Port Bristol, Newport Bch
644-6200 Sa~/Sun 1 ·5
1109 Corona Ln, <Mesa del Mar> CM
751-3191 $115,000 Sun 14
2472 Napoli Way, Costa Mesa
646-7171 $101.500 Sat/Sun 14
2340 Bayside Dr .• Corona del Mar
675·5.511 $565,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
30 Briarwood <Woodbridge) Irv.
851-0424 $108.500 Sunday 11·3
222 Coral. Balboa Island
675-2866 $475.000 Sun 1·5
2237 Avalon <College Park> C.M.
642-2237 $112.000 Sunday 1·5
• 1718 Irvine Ave. CBaycrestl NB
642·5200 $199.500 Sun. 1·5
4051 Glenwood CGreentree) Irv.
675-6000 $122.900 Sun. 1·5
232 Vi a San Rem<!l.~ido Isle. NB
673-7300 $695.uuu Sun 1·5
45 15 Do rches ter Rd .• Cam e o
Hlnds.CdM
759-1616 $299.000·Fec Sun 1·5
M Rue Deauville (BiE? Cyn ) NB
760-9333 $499,000 Sun 1·5
3069 Hayes. Costa Mes a
546 -2313 $199,900 Sun. 1·4
5732 Southall Terr, Trtlrk. lrv.
675-3411 $335,000 Sun. 1·5'
406 Vista Quinta. Newport Beach
760-9333 $230.000 Sun 1·5
2501 Harbor View Dr .• CdM
673·3230 Sunday 1·5
18 Cherry Hilts Ln .. Big Cyn. N. B.
644-9060 $615.000 Sun. 1·5
974 Gove rnor. Costa Mesa
645-9161 $89,900 Sun. 1·5
4 IEDIOOM
• •8 Collins Island. Newport Bch
631 · 1400 Sl.100.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
225 Via Orvieto. Lido Isle. NB
675-4600 $379,900 Sat/Sun 14
2725 Alta Vista Dr .. Eastbluff. NB
832-8800 $249.000 Sun 11..t
338 Torurs Ln .• Costa Mesa
642·3973 Sat/Sun l ·5
15882 Plymouth, Huntington Bch
963-4567 $96,900 Sat/Sun l ·5
15051 R.ice, Huntington Beach
963-4567 $94.900 Sat/Sun 1 ·5
• •424 Via Lido Nont, N. B.
631·1400 $1,100.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1911 E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa Penin.
631-1400 $425.000 Sun. 1·5
2987 Croftdon <Mesa North> C.M.
642~ $99,750 Sat/Sun 1·5
• •2 Canal Circle. Nwpt Shrs. NB
642·8850 $275.000 Sun l·!:
1195 Boise Way. Costa Mesa
673-4400 $158.500 Sat/Sun-10·3
1735 Port Sheffield. Ne wport Bch
675-3411 $244.900 Sat/Sun 1·5
114 Via Orvieto (Lido Isle> NB
675-3411 $450.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1723 Ocean Blvd. CPenin. Pt> NB
675-6161 $325.000 Sun 1·5
20 Hunter, Irvine
551 -8700 $234,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
8715 El Lago. Fountain Vlley
673-7300 $1.29,500 Sun 1·5
135 Via Zurich. Lido Isle. N. B.
673·7300 $495,000 Sun 1·5
32 Rue Grand Valle, Npt Bch
640·9900 $675,000 Sun l ·S
536 Santa Ana Ave .• Nwpt Hts. NB
673-7~ 1265,000 Sun 1-4
124 Via Quito (Lido) Npt Beach
675-6670 $495.000 Sun 1·5
118 Amythesl, Balboa Island
673'8550 M29,000 Sun.1·5
317 Polnsettla, CdM 644.QOO Sun 1·5
4 •••AMllM w194 •20232 Soutlt West Orohid, S.A.11gta
557 2 '1993 $127,500 Sit/Sun 9-6
1806 Port Renwick <HVH> N.B.
759-1321 $9,500 Sa 12·5/Sn 1·~
5 Rue Moo~ (~II Canyoo) NB .
759-1679 .... 000 Sat/SUD 1·5
•1718Galaxy <Dover Shores) NB
642-5200 Sat/Sun 1·5
• (5899 Butterfield. Fountain Vly
548s8810/646.7782 Sat/Sun 12·5
• 1801 Santiago (Dover Shores> NB
631-3134 $445,000 Sat/Sun l·S 428 Serra. Corona del Mar
673-4400 $389,SOO Sat/Sun 1·5
#1 TiburonJSpyglass ) CdM
675-3411 $695,000 Sat/Sun l ·S
•1524 Antig ua Way <Dover Shrs) NB
~9-5370 Sunday l 5
1606 Santiago Dr. <Dvr Shrs> N.B.
979-5370 Sunday 1-5
• 1907 Windward Ln .• Baycrest. NB
631-7300 $275,000 Sun 1·5
2045 Shipway Ln .• Ba ycrest. NB
631·7~ $275.000 Sun 1·5
•2328 La Linda Pl,. Costa Mesa
631 -7300 $180.000 Sun 1·5
• 1620 Galaxy Dr. (Dove r Shores J
NB
644-4910 $550,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
14 Rue Chantilly, Big Cyn, NB
6444910 $698,SOO Sat/Sun 1 ·5
36 West Yale Loop, Woodbrtdge. Irv
551-8700 $176,900 Sat/Sun l ·S
21 Bluff View. Trtlrk, Irv.
673-8550 $269,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•6 Drakes Bay. Corona del Mar
673-8550 $45.5.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•131 Milford. Cameo Shores. CdM
644·9060 $788.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1866 'l'umn Ave., Baycrest. NB
644·9060 $207.000 Sun 1·5
•536 Santa Ana Ave <Npt ffgts> NB
673-7300 $265,000 Sun 14
2215 Donnie Rd .• Newport Bch
675-5930 $310.000 Sun 12:30-4 ·JO
32162 Links Pointe, Laguna Niguel
493-8812 $289,500 Sunday 1-4
2808 Lighthouse CBrdmr HVl CdM
675-6000 $275,000 Sun. l ·5
1742 Centella Pl. <Back Bay) N.B.
675·6000 $265.000 Sun. 1·5
376 E. 22nd St. <Back Eayl N.B.
675-6000 $328,000 Sun. 1·5
1907 SantiaJ,?o C Baycrest > NB
642-5200 $289,000 Sun 1 ·5
16591 PeaJe. Gilbert Isl., Hunt.Hrbr
833·26.50 $.589.000 Sun. 12·3
•1942Santiago Dr .• Newport Bch
640-5357 Sunday l ·5
4 Rimrock (Trtlrk) Irvine
760-9333 $2.80.000 Sun l ·5
22 Morrow Bay <Spyglass> CdM
760-9333 $545,000 Sun 1·5
•2518 Wavecrest Dr. <HrbrVuHls>
CdM
759-9100 $330.000 Sun 2·5
•969Sonora <Mesa del Marl CM
546-2313 $122.000 Sun. 1 ·5
2008 Yacht Vigilant <Seavu) NB
675-3411 $429,000 Sun. 1·5
;t5 Rue Montreux C Bi~ Cyn) NB
644·9990 $635,000 Sun 1 ·5
1740 Plaza del Norte. Bal Penin.
631·7600 $395,000 Sun 2·5
•21 Bodega Bay <Spyglass> CdM
675·5511 $479,500 Sun l·S
1948 N. Baker. Santa Ana
646-7171 $139,000 Sun. 1-4
# 16 Morro Bay. Corona del Mar
644-6200 $559,000 Sun. l ·5
524 Cameo finds Dr .• Cameo Hinds.
NB
644-6200 S249.SOO Sun 1·5
1612 Antigua Way. Dover Shores. NB
642-823.5 $452.SOO Sun 1·5
•1715 Antigua Way, Dover Shores.
NB
642-8235 $.570.000-fee Sun 1·5
• •426 Harbor Island. Promontory.
NB
642·8235 S950.000 Sun 1·5
s lmltOOM
55 RoyaJ St. George, Bi~ Cyn .. NB
644-6200 S-529,000-Fee Sun 1·5
500 K St., Bal. Penln, NB
673-7300 $385,000 Sun 1·5
12 Rolling Brook, Irvine
759-1616 $339,500 Sun 1·5
5 • ,._ PAM IM .,. DIM
• • 800 Harbor Island Dr., NB
631 -0094 $1 ,295,000 Sa/Sun 1·5
• #6 Cherry Hills <Big Cyn) NB
673-7761 $1,500,000 Sun. 1·5
7 Cherry JBJls <Big C)'n > N. B.
64().9'20 $.S25,000 Sat/Sun 1 ·5
•4531 Camden (Cameo Shores> CdM
~7 Sat.1·5
• •812 Harbor Island Dr., N. B.
675-3411 $1.2SOLOOO Sat/Sun l ·S
• • 305 North Star Lil (Dvr Shr> NB
&1a.3355 1r1s,ooo sa 1-5/Sn 12,..
•20 Cypress Pt Ln .• Bil Cyn, NB ~10 1895;000 Sat/Sun 1·5
12 Burning Tree Rd .• Newport BCh
64CMSOO $S98.500 Sun.1·5
1708 E. Ocean Blvd., Balboa Pellin,
NB
642..$200 Sun. 1 ·5
6 Rocky Point. Spyglaas. CdM
'"' 6'2-8235 11, 100.000 Sull l .S
•76 Hillcrest. Bli ¢anyon, NB
8'4 Q>O --Sun 1-$
..........
#8 Drakes Bay (5py1Jass> CdM
645-9181 S4e8.aCIO Sun. l ·5
6-00M
#28 Morro Bay CSpyclass> CdM
631·1400 $575,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
#3 MontecltoDr .. CdM
631·1.00 $625,000 Sat tSun 1·5
6 • ,._ FAM ltM or Oltf
••2627Cove. Corona del Mar
67~ $695.000 Sat/Sun 1·6 * 1606 Sea Bell ( HVHls > Cd M
675-3411 $569.000 Sun. 1·5
35 Bodega Bay <Spygls> CdM
675·3'11 SS49,000 Sun. 1-5
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
608 Marguerite <Old CdM > CdM
675-6000 S350.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2600 Bayside COid CdM) CdM
675.SOOO $485,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2 llDttOOM
601 Be~onia/2320 Firs t. CdM
642-8235 $317 .500 Sat/Sun l ·4: 30
J llDltOOM
520·B. Iris. Corona del Mar
675-01851759· 1635 $287 .000 Sn l ·4
110 CoUins (Balboa Island) NR
642-5200 Sat/Sun 1·5
TRIPlEX
FOR SALE
2-2 • & I IACH
643 Plumer St .. Costa Mesa
759-9100 $165.000 Sun l ·5
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
I • ... FAM IM or DIM
101 Scholl Pl. PH 35. N B
631-6783 $165.000 Sun. 1-5
2 llDROOM
14666 Kazan <Walnut Square> Irvine
551·~ $94.900 Sat/Sun<iay 12·5
31364 Flying Cloud. La~una N1.1?uel
494·7578 $125.000 Sun l ·4
2518 Elden Ave. <Oak Glen> C M.
642-6734 $105.990 SattSun 10-6
543 West Wilson. Costa Mesa
673-4:1)() $100.000 Sat/Sun 1 5
1634 "D" fowa. Costa M~a
540-1720 Sat/Sun l ·5
•6 Rocky GJen <Turtler()('k l Irv
955-1102 Sl85.000 Sal/Sun 1-5
30Se~ape <Superior Bl ) N.B.
673-6210 Sl 19.950 Open Sat 1 ·5
14211 f1ower St .. Garde n Gro''"•
549-88101530-6355 Sat/Sun 12-6
1910 West Palmyra. Ora n.ee
675-3411 $89.900 Sal/Sun 1·5
2500 S. Salta, Santa Ana
540-3666 $78.000 Sat/Sun 1 5
1201 Las Arenas. Costa Mesa
752-1700 $133.000 Sat/Sun 1 5
2 • .... FAM IM or DIH
23 Palos. Irvine
631·7~ $179.500 Sun 1·5
5 Flores <Rancho San J 0<.1quin l In.
675·3411 S171.500 SattSun 1·5
65 Sea Is land Dr. C811? Cyn> N 8.
549·9624 $249.500 Sun. 1 ·5
l llD«OOM
2430 Santa Ana Ave .. Costa Mes.a
642-6734 $114.990 Open Daily
14211 F1ower St .. Garden Grove
549-8810/530-6355 Sat/Sun 12·6
503 Avenida Campana. Npt Bch
675-5511 $210.000 Sun 1 ·5
4 ... 00M
359 Vista Madera. Bluffs. NB
631-7300 $190.000 Sun 1·5
MOBILE HOMES
FOR SALE
I llDllOOM
42 Beach. Newport Beach
631·1400 $49,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 ...... , .............
#:rT Drake <Lido Park> Npt Bch
631·1400 $23,500 SattSun 1·5
2 llDIOOM
#4 Ania <Lido Park> Npt Bch
631·1400 $39.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
#43 Freemont <Lido Park> Npt Bch
631·1400 $29,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
2 • .... FAM 1M or 0..
20701 Beach Blvd., Hunt'f4 Beach
675-4010 Sun 12·5
1750 Whittier. Sp. 79. Costa Mesa
646-7171 $46,500 Sat/Sun 1·4
TOWNHOUSE
FOR SALE
4 • .... FAM IM w DIN
#21 Rue Fontanbleau <BgCyn) NB
673-3955 1595.000 Sun. l ·S
HOUSES FOR RENT .................
2007 Port Weybridge (HVff) N.B.
540-53S7 SllOO/mo. Sat/Sun 1-5 ....
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SELe:CT
PROPERTIES
BROOkVl~W
ESTATES
SpectacuJar 3 Bdrm. J
bath condo with atnumi..
bakorues and patios, at
tached double earage. A
barJam at $113,950. Act now. call 548 2313
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LID() ISLAND
• Br. 3 ba. 2 frplcs .. den,
dill rm .. 2 stones: blrl•l'l
to 1>lreel, 3100 Ml ft. 011
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CONDO
$19.000 DOWH
Startt•r rnndu. 2 Hdrm
pool. 1\i;'>Uflll' ~!:J.Ullll l!tl
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tut al pa' rntonto, Cd ll
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ALLSTATE
REALJ~S
ROOMY
HO QUALIFYING
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bath home. uddL't.i v.11<111
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t1rl'11IJ1·1· ""'"°r "ill earn fmJrtunJ! I:! .•
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YOUCAHIUY
OOtfT RENT!
CALL
754-1202
MESA YHDE
EXECUTIVE
Land..-,caped entry adds
to the elegance of 3200
sq n. 4 Bdrm. separate mastt r swte. 3 baths.
den or library. added
pool sized famih room.
magn1r1cent sparkling
pool. hot cedar lined
saWla. Own<'r will i;a rf}
financing Sma II do" n.
Priced 5230.0UO. Call
546-2313
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CHARMH
Walk Into this beau.tltully
~•led 3 iJdnn home
and ~ou wlll love It. Nice
1'1esa Verde location.
Will sell VA or conven·
tiooaJ Only $116,900. Call
nowm.~o
ALLSTATE
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home Wiii ~ell ra::.l al
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C:SELECT t PROPERTIES
H£AT&CUAN
BEST IN BLUFFS
IPIC1'ACULAI elel nt front row
Blurra home. S.autuul E Plan n~
only has a ranto1tic panoramic v'-w
from \lttY room. ~t ls rompletely
n w lboru1thoul wlth such out.atundln1 r atu.res you must ice to appreciaw.
~.000.
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JUST UST9. 4 Bd~. 3 ba. form din. rm . <·athcdral hi h beam cetllnjls
Lovety private pat · Near pool. End
unit 2200 sq ft s beautiful home
INCLUDES THif LAND. All for
$279.000
OP911-5 Jf04 VISTA MOILIZA
ENO UMIT l.UVll w/lovely view 3
Bdrms. 2 ba. bea•hfully upgraded &
expanded Vacant $215.000.
OPIH t-5 JOI UPLANAOI
END UNIT. Beautiful 2100 sq. ft 3
Hdrm. 2 ba. living <.irea 1 level Tile.
s h utters. parquet. neutra I carp
Choice early Bluffs. $205.000
HELEN B. DOWD
REALTOR, INC. 644-0134
Ust&l..yWithtt.llperta
1'ear Collcgt' Park. CM J ---------------Bdrm 2 bH + cnormou:.
fam rm for L11lCrtaming
:\I an~ . ma n) <' x Lr 3 :.
Priced rlRhl ffr<.1ltor
642-2:?17
OHE BLOCK TO IA Y
Sl75.900
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dupk·' now. Celli f, ;1, i Ii i
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SSl,500
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loan. defin1lcl.' won't
las&. 54()..3666
OCEAN VIEW
8C'aut1fullv redone Corma Highlands
I tome with a touch of old Cape Cod.
Comfortable & inviting from the used
brick fireplace to the bay windows. A
traditional home 4 bdrms plus a lar}!e
family opening onto the ni cely
landHaped e nclosed yard. An
outstanding home ,·alJe at S398.500
"'hi ch includes private beach access
428 Serra. Will be open Sat & Sun l ·S
• Whelan DMll0tt of Harbol lmn._nt Co.
Real Estate-----------
'larbell,
REALIDRSe
..W OH LIDO ISLI
Fobulous 5 Bdrm. • Bath, completely
redecorated home Living room. din·
tnJ( room and new country kitchen
open onto a lovely secluded courtyard
1619.000. Open Sat/Sun l ·S. 221 Via
Nice
UCITING LOCATION
Overlooking China Cove . this lovely
multi·level contemporary home com·
monds total unobstructed view of
harbor. jelly. and ocean. Steps to all
beaches. Landscaped to afford ul
limate privacy
601 LIDO PARK 4-C
H l~h rise luxury beyond compare.
Lowest priced in buildihg
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851·1361 675-~34
REAL ESTATE
OPEN SUH. 2-5
1740 P'lcao .... ~.
l4Aoa ........ 0
VILLA ALEGRIA
CHo.M of Happinu1J
aptly describe~ this charming 4
Bdrm home overlookin,:? the park in
prime penin. pt. location. Proudly
prese nted for $395.000. Polly
Johnston.
Pl.EASE PREVIEW
0.. oet.er "'"ffcJ'ows "operfies:
Corona det Mar Mai Kai ... $750.000
Custom duplex. Bal Pen .... $350.000
Bil? Canyon ... w/pool. spa . $624.000
China Cove w/vu ......... $475.000
Orange pool & spa ........ S495.000
2043 Westdff Drin, Wt. 206
Newport leoctl 17 I 4t 611·7600
•RAMDNIW•
SALUTING
TARBELL TOP PRODUCERS
2HOUSES
Xlnl locauon. Prine. onl>
Under S280.000 Owner
wtllcam. 541-042$Agl.
Msy~
540-1720
,,...ledl
540-1720
UVllTWATIR
Slll PEil MO.
Immaculate 2 Bdrm 2 Ba
rmb1l11 home. Sleps to
"'at.er 700 Lido OnH•
•29 Sbi.500 O"ncr ma) ~ tn:a tiv11. Call fur
appl
$13,900
Tarbell Realtors SALUTES 3 hne top p&rformers• Sally. Mary & Irene represent
the best of the best .. they are tops in their professional field. and have all
catalogued numerous awards & achievements since becoming part of the Costa
Mesa Tarbell Team CONGRATULATIONS to Sally Nettel. Mary White & Irene
Beck!
MO DOWN VA
HOCOSTSVA
Pn'acy and luxury al a
r easonable price
!:)paCtOU.'i 3 Br 2 Ba + 2
car gara1te on qwet tree
bned street Open Hou~
Sal/Sun 12·6 5210 W
Henderson Pl. 1 blk So. of Bolsa otr Euclid. Pleal>t'
(·all Bltr. Ro} for d11lalls
631·22$6
IAYROMT
Huntmgton Harbour 97'
an the water·lra. cu::.tom
home Slip for lrg. boat
Beautiful. near new
Owner will help finance.
714-840-1813.
. P'ttACTICAL & COHVIHIENT
Immaculate 2 bedroom EZ care condo ... just right for the newlyweds'
Charming decor. dining area, wall to wall carpets and rich paneling in the
li ving areas. Patio area. Owner motivated ... call now! $84,500, can 540-1720
CASCADING WATBJAU a ATllUM
Newly listed 3 bedroom executive home with all the amenities for the
particular buyer. Garden entry, dining area, family room, brick fireplace
and wall to wall carpets. Huge master suite; 2 patios and parking for the
boat. Ouistanding garden. roses. koi fish . waterfall, fruit trees. Come see!
SU9,500, call 54().1720
$72,000, ADULTS OM.Y
Assume the low interest loan on this enticing condo . . . situated In a very
private Mediterranean atmosphere. wttb full security. pool. apa and rec
room. Close to the shops; features a secluded patio, call 540-1720
OWMm MIU lllMAMCI
Super locaUoo. zoned R·2. on a nice big lot. 2 bedroom home, charming
lnteriar. wilb dining area. gleaming \\bod noon. custom drape•. abutters,
. rust carpets, new plumbing. With aboutiS25,000 down, owner will help finance
quaUfyed buyer at low Interest rate. CaJl for details. Sl.25.000, can 540-1720
UJ.toO. Al~ f'I.,._ LOAM
Take over the low Anterest loan .~"1 your equity on this attractive 2
bedroom. Uke Uvtng In a country vtll e atmoepbere ... with pool location.
Complete with mini blinds, cu•tom allpaper, dining, comm. pool. Best
'rustlnschools. call540-t720
COIMlo $10,500
Mesa Verde :-story with new caJ1)ell & dnpes.
bullt·ln kitchen. Offered
\'AorFHA. Act. 751·3191
WAUTOTHI
POUNDING SUIF
from thia 3 Bdrm beach
<Ott.a&•. Allaumabae low
•· VA 1oan o1 aooo. Won't lutl ! Call Allatat.e
Rn.Jton. 982-111311.
ALLSTATE iii4n.
* * * * * • Heritag~, Collection
MllA YIDI CH.A•t•
This highly upgraded home is in mint
condition. It features : 4 Bdrrns. new
plush carpeting. new wall coverings.
ceramic Ule fioors and is on a huge
cul de sac lot. Offered at only Sl39.SOO.
For more details. call $40-1151
...,. DIL MAI, VA TaMS
Largest 1 story model in tract. Ex·
cellent location on a quiet street. 4
Bdrms plus large family room. Asking
$116.900. For more info. call 540-1151
IAsntOI 2 ON A LOT
Two individual houses on an R·2 lot.
Each has a separate yard. Both newly
painted inside & out. and terrific loca-
tion. Owners will carry 2nd TD. For
more info call. 540-1151.
ERITAGE I
REALTORS
CD Coldwell Bank~~
* OPIH HOUSES I ·5 *
OP1H OH THI ,_.INSULA 4 Bdrm.
family home complete with oak
floors & spa. $440.000. SEE BILL
BENTS AT 402 BELVUE LANE.
OrlM IN IAYCIEST 4 bedroom.
family room contemporary home.
$280.000 FEE. SEE KAY PARKER
AT 2015 WINDWARD LN
OPEN IN HEWPOltT IEACH 4 bdrm.
fr. dr. hd\.\d. floor~. covered patio &
s pacious ya rd S207 .000 SEE
CA ROL Mc MAHAN AT 1866
TUSTIN AVE
orEN IN CAMEO SHOIES Wh ite
water view. 4 Bd. 3 ba. pool & spa
Excellent financing. S788.000 FEE.
SEE LUCY ROSE AT 13 1
MILFORD DRIVE
OP'EH tN HAUOlt VIEW HOMES 5
Bdrms. 3 baths. open yet private
rear vard . lo cated n ext to
gr('('nb<'lt. S238.500. SEE JOE
KIEVA AT 1848 PORT STANHOPE
PLACE.
OP'EH IH coa<>MA Da MAR New
custom European st yle 4 Bdrm. 4
baths. larJ,?e lot . $750.000. SEE DO!'\
HELLER AT 315 POPPY
AVEN'L'E
OP'EH IH THE IWFFS 3 bdrms. 2
baths. $175.000 SEE NORM A
FARMER AT 2166 VISTA
ENTRADA.
OPEM IH IA YSHOIES Custom -4
bedroom 3 bath home on a comer
Jot location. s.595.000 SEE SUZIE
EXLEY AT 2532 VISTA . DRIVE.
OPEM IM TUl'nUOCI P'tESIDIMT
HOMES 4 Bdrm. f<1 m1ly room. large
private backyard on C'u l-de-saC'.
S215.000 SEE JANE MITCHLER
AT 18752 VIA SAN MARCO.
OPEN IN JASMIHI CRHIC Spacious 3
Bdrm. 2 1 ~ baths. 2 fireplaC'es
Custom decor. $259.000. SEE MARY
HARVEY AT 21 WHITEWATER.
WESTCUFF COHO<>
Good terms available on this two
bedroom condo. Close to schools.
shoppinR & transportation. $129.500.
CC>aOMA DEL MAI LOT
Build your dream home and have
income from your rental unit. South
of Coast Highway in old Corona del
Mar. $140.000.
THI f'IMTHOUSI
A view across the eove to blue
water and dancing sails. Dramatic
entry with 2 bedrooms & den.
~o.ooo.
11.UffS SPACIOUSMISS
Three bedroom. 2i..; bath Q·Plan
with stepdown conversation area &
fireplace. $178,SOO.
IASY TO BUOY
Summer vacation free! Two short
blocks to the beach from this
custom built home in Newport
Shores. Open beamed living room
with fireplace & shuttered doors
opening out to enclosed patio. A
kitchen with tile counters & new
appliances make entertaining a
joy ! Lease option or owaer will
consider a second. $240,000 FEE .
MIAT AS A ...
Location -Dttor -Flnanclng.
You canti ask Coran~ more In
a three bedroom, In le story
townhoule. $138.500.
OCIAM & IA Y YllW .
Laree 2 bedrooJn & pooJ ~ cho6ce
Harbor Vlew Hllla. First time
offered. By appointment only to
call '4da.Y. sno,ooo.
WATEIFlllT IESIDDIE, YIU
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WITH lltNAt4CIMG. JHt tttpt to
Newport Harbo,r Y_ocht Cl•b.
Sl.215,000 Ml. 611-1400
SPYGLASS W /YU-POOL LARGE
Vac .. s.tti,art "'"" 6 bed........._ c1a. ,., wm.d ,,.. Pool ..cl fOft•.,.
VIEW. OwMt-wll C0111lder .... , ......
IEDUCED TO S56t,OOO. 631-1400
LEASE/OPTION CONDO-VU-NEWPORT
Hew, loYefy ..t ... OM tlOry ......
....... a.eel IL Two .,_.o°"' ...........
....... fonRal .. ..a. Sec:wfty. '°°' .. ~ Larcp 4l' ~ to .., ....
OCEAH VIEW. $292,000. 631·1400
WATERFRONT-BALBOA ISLAND
VictoriaR 2 stwy wfftl 3 Wr'9 wood
.ct wartllfh. 4 ..,,.. ..ct f.Nty ,..,
VIEW. $950,000 •.• s.,e,1111t-0 .....
·~ 673-6900
LEASE/OPTION WATER CONDO
s.cwtty ~ w/pool & VIEW. PIM•• 2
beet. 2 bo. 1oa1 .,., '"'... w• to
Ouan. S360.000. 631·1400
HIGH ON A HILL-VU
Coffif*'tefy ""'adeled wfttt ....... of a
1hi11qlH .xterior. Trellls-ewtry. phi•
cot1rtyord. Aft .xect1tf•• ••treat fOf'
lhi1t9 and entutoi1tln9. 2-ttory 3
bed.+ two VIEW dKks. 180 of OCHR.
boy Clltd ..... ffqhh. 0WMf' ... help
fittance. '497,000. 631·1400
NEW EX! BAY VIEW CONDO
OH MdrOOM with Oii CNMNtiel pool,
jouu.i. ~...Tty. hcellettt tenM. Ollfly
,.128.000. 631-1400
EASTBLUFF RUSTIC RANCH
let.al faMily ...,.... Oft C1ll • MC wittl
WOf'm ~ Comfortobl• 3 bedrOOfft
wittt -,. pane•d falllffy rooa Hie•
bock ycrcl Sl89.500. 631-1400
ON WATER-LIDO ISLE NEW
1cryfroftt l bed. + Rt VU. 426 Via Udo
Hord.
DOVER SHORES-TITILLATING FIXER
HUGE HOM£. POOl, GIOUMDS
1 led. 1406 U..ColR L.m.. SS 15,000
CLIFFHAVEN PERFECTION
REDUCEO TO $349,500
Ow11er will onlst wltla fl•••chtq. ProfH......, dK~ ·~!So
.-y ~ .................... 3
bdnw lacMlte. wcllt •• Fretteh doon.
MOSMr ..... wiftl tpG ... VJIW. 5hp
doww liYillg rOOM mtd bl..__. roo-.
VJ.w1 tr..... .,..... be*• a•• A ,...t.ct
hotH for the faMfty ffMlt af•ot•1
~.631 -1400
BEAUTIFUL BAYFRONl-IAl. IS.
0W1Mf"I ... hen 0 2·tfory ......,. ....
with fto eplou & dKor that is hdl &
iioun ac•late. Y ot1119 011d excitl119
WA TEI FRONT 2 story d•plH °" c.,,..... Loedl of ... .... ..... •stioMJ
crrchit.ctwe wftt. es.,.clalty I~ 3
~ oWMt"'S lllftit PLUS a J ..... rewtal
llftit. s 1,095.000. 6 73-6900
BAYFROHT-VIEW-75' SLIP
M~ IMlyfto.tt °" ........... bosia
wlttt sped~ VIEW of Hewpori.
Spaclon 2 bdrtil+dN cOIMlo wiffl
bewHM cM<or, Marity ...t prHffcp.
Pri yas--.tGlll'tial yacht Ollhide yo.
frOllf door. OwMt-wil c.,., lat TD.
$975,000. 631-1400. Y• o-. tt. boat
slip "Mft ........ --EXCLUSIVE PEN. PT. CORNER
OM Mocil to OCEAN wfft9 SatMra
expo._.. V.thd ~ ldecl brid
MCI. patio. MNds cMcw, bllt witt9 dMrtft.
3 tMd. z ....... llftdMa. $350.000.
673-6900.
EXCLUSIVE-HEW HOME
0. ...,. ......... terrific locaHo.
Mor the lcrp'o.tt. TWs Z-story, 4 bdrM
hoOIM h ... _... cC11Mf111Ctioll ...t r-e• cMoM ,..... OWll •or. A ......., ... .......................... ....
_, ..... '" $525,000. 67l-6to0
TOWNHOUSE WITH BOAT SUP
Yo• h••• t~• ~est of both
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$271.000.. 67Mf00
ON WATER--P.RIYATE ISLE-SUP
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Bay & Beach Certainly lt'a a beautif ul house . EXCE"l~_.L aame room. pool .nd ~v~ ~a!~r~~~~
.,. .. 1369 5001 ! ! """' ape. arered au:ns.ooo. ara, ram rm. seg 16x20
R.,v...m Estate . AMOTHB uoo • CORQNA del MAR ~#:Ima ~ :'rk!':'c0o:.: ~=• ~ A big, beaut . redecor ated 4 Bdrm DUPLEX 642-1200 ~~?.n~-~121.soo.
borne w/huge mstr aulte upstaln & Casual, Callfornia charm, Owner oc-
!\:•
A •ANTAITIC uln.._ _,111•11. ••
~OPIH 1·5 TODAY ... YOU IE THE JUDGE
sep a rate. New gourmet k ltch.. cupant s harp. plant ation shu tters.
import.eel tJle & s inks. 12' arched Uving spar kling clean, custom landscaping.
Br, 2 ea. 195,000. Open
Sun 1-4. 926 Wllaon Sl
549-3484 r m window, 2 frplc's, new tile roof. privacy & parking. Owner will
new beating. $495,000 and owner will finance. 1287.000.
OAK GLEN
--co.. Wl'IM US -.. OO'Wll SHOii& Waterfront. Larae pier
• le no.t. 3 expandable bedrooms & den. Huge muter aulte.
SpackJw used brick ten-ace.
l 411 MOln'N STAI ~ ............ ~ ............. Sttl.OM
~ '
· · • CO.. wmt US -le • CANYON. The highJy desirable ~:.DEAUVILLE . overlooking 5th fairway & mountains
.. beymd. 3 large bedrooms, dinlng & family rooms. Pool,
a • sp a. ftrepit. -10 IUI YILLAllS ••..••..•••.••••••••.••••.•••.••.• Sltl,000
-co .. wrnt US -le Cl.W-HAYM Panoramic ocean view
hom e , 2 bedrooms. family & dining rooms + extra view lot.
'· · 6 I 5 ... S IOAD • • • • . • . . • . . • • . • • • . • . • . • • • • • • • • • • SllS.000
· · COMI WITH US -to IA YCllST. Electric gate with intercom. ~ • Del Piso onyx tile entry. spacious 3 bedroom, dining &
:, •family rooms. Superb kitchen with bu1Jt-in BBQ.
•:· 1111 AMl18iUA WAY •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $410,000
COMI WITH US -to UDO ISLI. Lovely 2 bedroom & f a mlly
•:r oom home. Cozy fireplace.
: 1 15 VIA oav1no . . • . • . • • • • • . • . • . • • • • . . . • • • . . . • • • SJ20.ooo
~
-coMI WITH us -to UDO ISU. 2 bedroom & family room ~:home. Street to strata lot. Quick possession.
..... 1 Jl VIA ZURICH .................................. SJ I S,000 I ,,
.:.: •. cOMI WITH US -to IAYcasT. Beautifully m aintained 4
·:·bedroom. dining & f a mity room home. spar kling pool.
'1907 WlteWAJtD LANI •••••••••••••••••••••••••• $271.000
i ~COMI WITH US -to IATCllST. Attractive 4 bedroom.
,. Jamily & dining rooms. Highly motivated seller. Lovely
•yard .
-2045 StWWAY LAME •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $275.000 ~ .... _
COMI WITH us -.. WISTCUff. Custom 3 bedroom &
fa mily room hom e . Beautiful yard with pool. Financing no __ ;problem .
: • :1200 SOt BSU LAME ............................ S272.t00
.:~:·COME WITH US -to OLDI COIOMA DB. MAI. ~x90 R·2
·· '·park-Uke lot with sky tickling trees. 2 bedrooms & den.
Excellent finan cing.
2121 Ht A V1MU1 ,.....,. GGUeu odl ••••.••.••••...••. sno.ooo
' COME WITH US -to THI -.....S. Extra lar ge 4 Bedroom
. . condo. Wide greenbelt. Not leasehold. Super motivated
· seller.
lSt VISTA MADY.A .............................. Slt0,000
"COME wnH US -to COSTA MISA ChA W.I 4 Bedroom
home. dininl'? room & pool. Top value.
2121 LA UMDA PLACE •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• S 110,000
, .....
-COMI WITH US -to SAM JOA9'*-Near golf & country ~club. Very neat 2 bedroom & den , 21h bath condo.
. 2l 'ALOS. llYIMI ••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SI 7t .100
r .
. ·:::NEWPORT BEACH 631-7300
help finance. Open Sunday 1-5.
OCEANFllOMT DWlD
2 Bdrms each unit . tremendous view,
close to pier and restaurants. '425.000. ..........
OCEANNOMT DWI.IX
Beautifully furnished. 3 Bdrm. 2 Ba +
2 Bdrm 2 Ba in best area. $695,000
JACOBS REALTY
675-6670
2919 NeW'p!N"f llYd. COf'MI' ]Oftt
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673-7761
760-1397
.• .. .
LUXUaY OM THI
.oLI COUISI
Big Ca n yon. custom
mansion. 6 Bdrms. 5 bath. 2
spas, pool. Magnificent
Sl.500.000. Motivated seller
will s acrifice.
SW'& DWLD, CDM
$285 .000. Superb owner
fi n ancing . Pr i de o f
own e r s hi p . Like new .. 3
Bdrm + 2 Bdrm.
TAX l&llF HMI
6 deluxe Eastside C.M. un-
its. 2 bdrms each. 6 years
new. Owner may carry.
$350.000.
5 IDIM + IOAT SUP
5 years new. 5 Bdrms. spa.
marble foyer. $1.600.000 .
TWO
ONGS
OEMY a CtftUIT A
THE
STARNES COMPANY
llAL TO.s.autLDIU -~ -----------------
1002 .......................
E"SIDE C.M.
4 Bdrm home on lge rul
de-s ac lot. Tr.> VA
Sl.34.900
3700 Newport Blvd .• Sylte 305a
' Newport Beach, Callfornla 92663
(714) 675-0185 -Pom Moss
1006
Di stinc tive new 2 QUJCKSALEWANTED!
bedroom , 2~ ba con· S20K UNDER MARKET
domioh.uns. SlOS,990. By owner-Meaa Verde
~JS Elden Ave. C..M. Flit.ates, exqW.lte 4 Br a "
642·6734 Ba. 3 car 1ar. pooJ, spa, 2
frplca, 1225,000. $58,000
dn, prin ooly. Agt/Ownr.
S y C A M O R E 1_SM-_1_n_1_or_es_1_..s7_sa __ _
CiL1N ASSUME 10'~. f78,000
~Full pn ce $99,7501 DRAMA TIC IRAMD NEW Darting 4 8 R 1'12 Ba ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Bdrm, 3 ba on pnme "abuJous, large 3 bd. 21, in'at loc . don·t m155 1l' So....,.,._..,.,... comer to Jrvtne T err. ~a Quality townhome Devin &Co 642 6368 O\a.mu.Da Balboa duplex S298 500 Pee l a nd eondos. Only 4 available,
olfm.n1 2 + den owners Court.esy to brokers. 1543 tom $114.990. 2430 Santa JUST LISTED a nd Cin
unit w/large i.undttk & Serenade Terrace Call 4n8 Ave. 642-6734. d erella homt:i. ha rdly
lower 3 Bdrm rent.al unrt 64G-SH29 for appt. l!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!l!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I ever list. Pool, spa. RV
Pnced at 1998.000 l'·or acce:.:.. i.hake roor.
more info call Car ol OCEAN VIEW hardwood noors. hugt:
Hoff. agt Paceseller Rare Plan 4, Jasmine Ill COii• fam rm. 2 !pie's Perfect
Realty,831-00!M Creek 2700 s q . ft. op<.'ll & a iry enwrtiun
-----Guanied comm., tennis. ~gE.?t':i~?.~. me n l home. Ai.k e n ~
,.._ J ~2 S·~ pools, spu. ms.ooo. s1 2s oo o h -•-Owner~gent~l212 OnVictoriabtwn .u . pen l 1:.
+MOO NA Newport & weekend, and 1l will sell •
On corner, l blk lo ba). 3 OPTIOM TO .,y Harbor Blvd. Otll Devm & Co. 642-~
bUul to vl11. IR LR. w 12 i.ly ~.00> down. Owt er will 541 3559
ceilin.41, brick frph-. 2Br. carry paper on bfaullfuJ t. .. la-3644 EAST S I D 1': • N 1': W l~Ba. i.ep din rm, f0ttcd 5 Bdrm Spyglau home. L I S T I N G Q u 1 e l ,
wr. dbl gar -+ Charming $52.5,000, 12% Ill on l!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I peaceful. tn.~lined cul dt•
apt $375 mo , w tbltns, balance. Cal1 64Q.s.:J6 10% dawn. 12% h o, or 30'~ sac Dramal1c entry way
U an I a h f r p I c , -----down, 10'.4 fin. Mint leads to open beautiful t' A B U L 0 U s As JASMIME CHMC __,. .. ~ Sl05 ooo home. You don't have F ""·'--bel l ~ ... twn .... e. , . SUMABLE t'INANClNG a.........., green oc. 6"&2-0:M6. much Ume lo act on th1:.
& ()WC 2N l> SAVE Rare plan 1. Prol de· Sellt:r n~ fast sale~
$1,00>'s ON INT & LOAN coreeci neutral ltnes. IACK IA y Ai.king $125,000. Open
COST. $390,000. Area's SZ!M.500 Flex f1n arr1n1t 3 Bdr m . shake roof, Ow. weekend. Devm & best Ownr f Agt. 640-814S Co.""'".,...,.. hardwood floors, r e '"'........,
.a.REALTY DalYllY m>deled kitch. JW1l a t-__ .;.-.;.-.-.-.-.-.--1211) 434-0901 J.hesiteoh smart 2 tory beawful home·ready lo
~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ home + 1ncomt" unrt 121 move ullo. Priced al
121•., Pomsell1<1 t eal SllD.000 SEA
VIEW
OpmSun l 5. 222Coral.
t Partung 1n reu)
Lge 3 br. 3 ba home w all
lhe Island charm
.. H.dnty ......
67~2166
503 Park Ave. UaJ b
IAYVttW
AU.ract1vc 2 ~tory 4 Br. J
ba homt> with wul over
lan:e dbl .car 1 how.c
from So. Bayfronl Xtra
large corner vu~w lot.
IO xao· Pnce-d to i.t•ll
<'all for 1nformat1on
~.IU>.
MEL FUCHS ........ ..,
675-1120
GAIDIMHOMI
Soarttll.A& ' bdrm. 2 ba. hi>me. tilust seU. Good
financtng. Pnnc only.
1375,000. Call art 5 Moo
67s.3479
IAYRONT UMIT ssso.ooo
Owortun•t> lo purch.a~
posh 3 IJdrm + dt'n up.
per uru\ of So &~front
l>uplex If mwrest.ed c: &U
lm>-2475 an 5PM. Mon
...,.,, , .. 1007
countr ) atmosphrre FULLSl llilTY
w l1t )" & rJ<'eao <'OQ(e-S....0114
men«>s t-1111 & oc•itn
\ lewl> lOO 1 J Wit !>larttlJ:,
so buy now al tod!ys
pnce. S34.5,000
'(iowna de/ Jlf '1-i
~ •• 67J-IV~
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JASMIN!: CRt:t:K
!'Ian 111. S150.00U as
..umable l ~l. owe 2nd
H~ ownn. $4190 ,000
tJ.te>.irn.5
OPINSUH 1·5
EAST SIDE O lde r 2Hr
home on 50x 130 H 2 lot
$102.000 f'r1n onl)'
673-4165 or 760-4;08 I
"-'99 Pool Ir S,.
l.Dvt:ly 3 Br I ~ Ba. huge
IJving room "'tlll.ol\4' fp
011) $3:50() down + 1:hb
Ing lUSh t11 ftUJll f ted v A ~t'fb A barRJln
at SI 14.000 l'u II Glen
llellwarth ~-9400
REALTORS
2501 ...._..... Yi .. Dr. !II<> qualtf)tnl(, i.haq1 J
~cula.r. <'ustom <k· bdrm. 2ba, n r South
wimed haem. J Bdrms. 2 Coast Plaza. A ... s lflt \ i\
ba .• faaul)' rm .. Jacu.u1 Lo dwn. Sl08.UOO. Owner l''ee l..aDd. Good ruum(' M2 83
&n&av~ ----•AOUY & CO. 0pm ~Sat/Sun
RIALTOltS 671-lllO will hdp hnanc e. 7 yr
old, Jbdrm. 2~. I~ lot.
MICIDUfUX
FOttMHMODEt.
W1THAYIEW !
A11 bhlom
.,,, RED CARPET IL 7 54-1202
VIUAGE CREEk
CONDO Aeaut1ful. 5pacloo<., J
HH, 21>.1 nmdo. near n1_•w.
l..L'>t('fl 111 th•• C'Cl"Ck uul
~•de )our "'1ndow. Many
~rullt=.. Sl.24,900. Call
So. c.lf .• ..,
546-5605
FOttffH YllW!
Super pn vate. 3 huRe
bdrm.,, 2h ba. Only
Sl.39.500 .md ownr will
hell'"' hnan. v.1lh pool 1n preslll(t"
locaOon 2 F.P 'a. Aune
ll\"e property · for ap-prwuiuon r:.n_,.y rom
fort & excl. mcoml'
S275.<XX>.
HV ace .... , vaca nt
SU9.SOO 0--ner •Kt l.914
Santa Ana, ~ i658 Ccntt.l.E.
-------1 DidllYft"S 141.8667 -----
MOHHOME BYE THE SEA
OCE.UIVJEW TO SEE IS MEWPOITDPU -2 drs to beach. Lge it W Of IA y ""'"'
Bdrm & 2 Bdrm. Frplcs • 6 mlh. Pier & float.
••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 bdrm & dell. Cd.S tude-
awa). Seller will carry
ent.&re lst T.O. all&. No
l>Olllts or pre·P•lmenl ~nalty for S )"tar s
lll.9.500.
; Units. l mile lo OC'l'an 4
yurs new. Larl(e owrwn
unit Great rt'fltal an>a
{,'\oiw LO shopj)IOI(. Onl) S:J.50.ooo. <.:au 64~·9161
FOtt YOUR MOMEY
BeaUUful ln ll'\ <>I homt'
w /ll&Sh land.,capini;t. nr
So <.:.ou.st Plaza. $143,500.
645-9161 ask for Ann
Walker &lee
''BEST BUYS''
CORONA DEL MAR NEWPORT BEACH
SA YI SI o.ooom
Price reduction on lower priced VIEW home on
Spyglass Takeover IOw interest loan. ExecutCVE
h<>me with wet bat that seats Six and a VIEW that
la unbelievable'!! 759-16011752·7373
COSTA MESA
•MO on•uarr
MBA YllDI 11AU1'Y
Gorgeous master autte with huge private bak:ony
overk>olung pool 6 bedrooms with large family
lOC>m If yau went tl'le best. call nowt 1189.960
646-tM91
ltlASY LIYIM6tl
1''2~LOAM
Pool home with Private master 1u1te. 3 bedtooms
'\IP for the kids. redecorated kitchen. Quiet
cul-de-eac. A bike ride from bellChet. 11415.900. 64~91
•A greet diac:overy for Y<>Ull Your new home has 2
fireplaces. large rooms. fruit trees Lota of
buftt>oins. 3 bedroome and more. &4MM91
I Ma.CllAMUftl._
VAAim. on lmmacultte 3 bedroom. cov..-ed · e patio. tone ol bullt.fn atonioe. ~. huoe backyard. unbellevabfy lmm.cuin hoole on
aulet cuk»Mc. 64MMIU
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mT In AT 117'.711
UN8ELIEVA8LEI ltatlan me. orof"alon•llv
lendtelSled. ~ rock waterftll. 5 bedroOme.
2 btthL e>wr. wttt mny. IMO 1844
DAMA POINT
DIAITICALLY A IC•
flOlt •1tC1 WI
3 '*'"'°"' tnd bol"Ue room. ..,... .. MWf ,,..~ tlMCMlt loin Ind .. .., ....... ..,.,,.,
Only lt1t.000. 7S.1801
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On t~ p0int• • bed«>oms. 3 bethS uostalfs deck
A ssume 10%. S 1.278/mo Walk 10 beach.
M()-8944 .
OCUJROMT DUftD
Fabulous 3 bedloom and 2 bedroom on lee lend
Excellent rental area. ON THE BEACH1 Owner
will carry LARGE 2NO 12% Come in TODAY!
540-~
SPYGLASWIVll
Incredible view. Must aee to ~ectate None
Better• Oeflnite4v en executive model. 640-8944'
DtaTT DA w.tt
Bring paint brush and broom and save SH on
thllS 2 bed!oom cotteoe on BALBOA ISLAND.
759-Hi011762·7373 ·
INVESTMENT
OPPORTUNmES
ttfflSTOIS Ot&.T
4 deluxe townhoote apertmentt• 2 buildings
Prime East Costa Mesa. No vacancv. tow
malnten.nce Put tax dollan to wiott<' Aaeume 1st. owe 2nd. 30% down. 2 v•ars old. t 300.000.
!W5-4MIU
ATOZ
1. S~ng Centet . . . . . • . . . se.600.000
2. Ent8f1elnment Center • • • . .• '8.820.000
3. Shopping Center . . . . . • .. • • st . .ac>.000 4. Und for Offlce Com«>tex • . . . • t:U~.000
6. HHtee /l.tA c.ompi.x • . • . . . • • • te 743,260 e. Ap1rtment ~x • . • • .. • • • . '3.884.ooo
1. Condo~ ........... se.eoo.ooo
Cell for~ lntonnatlon tod-v ~
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A. 4""'*' fowrn"°"* 3 bedroe>me • 2 ~ ...,..,., No WCMC'Y· low rnelnttfWC)e .• unh
'300.000 •
8 . I bedfoom. OOY9~ patio • lmmaculat•
1108.000
c. "~·. Md!OOfN. '~· '"" YMt 1191.000..,.....
& bulllins. 7 years nc,ll. Sl,6001000:
P r ime rentals. l Zl'"A-Mk•ut .... la .. (IP! N ~l(l!JS[
Rf Al T v
$151(
fl.ll3D. $360,000. 507 lat ....... d..
'45-7573 ..... 61UUO
Open Sal" Saa 1.S
516Huef Drive /
IJ7S per mo. Assume VA
loan, 10"2% No qua&.
princonJy.
DIAMOND
REAL ESTATE 511up s bd twnhM. ll%K --.~~_.,, Calm bit ranch s tyle l!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!I!!!!!!! d n . 189,990. Patrick
rAULMA&T1N
ltlAL ISTATI
'44-7Jll
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~1-0425
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a.AP YA CONDO
lof a kind! 3 Bdrm. $1000
total cwtl. Prine only.
S4J-0«2S, AJl.
mature landlc api.ng. ex· ---·--•••-•-• HOMIE + IMCOMI tremely quiet area. xJnt I o v e I y 3 8 d r m ror falD.lly lvo1. owner e ft'AMT.... home +bacb quarterst---------w1ll f1naoce S27S.OOO tll ... I wtUI separate krtchen &l'N'.._""E Park 3 br &
Agt Call Paul Yoder. PresttOous Meu Verde dllraoce. lo areal area den. ruce family home.
a."950 Tile courtyard entr1 of Coat.a Mesa. SUO.OOOA.gl. 545·0318 ~~ .. _ .. Mer IOll reauns:apaftjiqfoan •rsuM•ILE _.1 aua --t&lll. aecwity 1at.e tn-4-ft.IX ~ ~ 811 IOA IAMU ....................... surea privacy. 3 lge 20"90.orT,..._ Pns~ J 8d home In
-Ma.I> TO SUrT bdrms, C'OUDlty kitchen. Fair 2 Br 1 bath wut.a in quiet area. New earpet,
One:IOsU.8' lot hah prden room over· a.ta Meta Bluffs. cute & rozy. Just Wiled SAL.IS
-AND -
IBCTA&.S
WIHAVE
WHATYOUWAMT
Lou Brechtel le Auoc.
875-3331
~· ·,
Brand N.. Lu Ve1u.
Nev. 1ln1I• family homes. Now anU for
leaH op U on . on ly
MOO /mo. Cell no•, .........
434 Beaoma Ownr kJoks beaut.if Ill pool and Don· t m 1 s s . st os. ooo -.uz:, 543-4;148 spa CaWomia livln1 al , ... __ 1 .,.,....MG Jeanne Salter. 631·1266
s.fS.-1
Located on pre1t..a11ous
Haael St. Five bou~• from tbe water . Fall
llSleep wtt.b sound of auJf.
Whitewater vu. built on
the cyn. Aa featured In
March Home ..... Call n m Rhone 631· 12186.
It .• belt! Call \oda)' I -"' -I I' r~C!'I)!! JBR 1~ Ba. adult condo ~ with pool and Jacuw.
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FOR£: STE
OLSON ·--
MISAYHDE
Assume 10% VA Loan,
WU> lowdown. OWC2nd.
REALTORS
OWMr tranaferred. must aeU $125,000 3 Br 2
Ba home. Will accept
caah/lrade/motorbome
OD D>,000 eqW\.Y. ZOoed rcw 2mcn Wllta. 111...,
..._.,..,. ~ ......._..,. s. ......... ,_ s. airmv. June 1&. 1990 DM.V PLOT .. •...................... ....................... ....................... ......... ' 1044 . •••••••••••••• ~
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araded, lbckm. 2ba, • Nut to areenbelt. pool. can ht yours In thl• Im· Fw ~/LfeM Gdf.Oc•• M•"'6 bo nu a. Au urn a b I e $3 9 5. 00 o. By a pp matulate 3 bdrm ho~ Beaut. oew home In You Jtt etJ tiff• with 190 llli /
... ODO. ulllnti UM.000. -..-. wtll located tn a aooct planned unit develop· auperb • Bdnn/3Ba ex· Ole>' 2 Bdrm eottaa• on
Ownar1a1t 551·3849. family oeiichborbood & ment. 2 Br" den. 2 fu.11 ec~ve horoe atthelio.lc.a llGJltl'widelot. teat.w.: ~CoUttn. WAMTID, llVIMI completely relurb11hed bu. 3 "' rru'a to bch In d El N1pel 1oll course. be•med ee1Un11. UNd
Condo w /auuma ble au ide 6 out. Good Lag. N1g. Sale price "" mi. from the oceaa. brick fir.place. Plans
loan. lbr /d en to 3br ftnaDC:lft&. Move lo now. Sl.4S.OOO or lease for 1700 Qwility abound.sf avallabl• tor t.otaJ re· m BR..IAR WOOD Off£. Ya .. Loop
Ult, l\'t ba.11Ql.50I>
Ul\lvttttty Park 5 bdrm.
a~ ... Completely re
model ed. Sle•I at
1139.500. Owner R.E .
Ueemee. 14().1283
Univ Park. u n eral $239.500. mo. 11141 971·7460 Pnnc. Priced reduced from modd and addlllOG wlth
Woodbridge area. Call SOLAa HOUSE Only 1'125,000 to Get,500. Call coastal approval. Yor ~ An unusual ecological LIASI -. Bill or Judy now. further details. call Ana home 00 "2 acre. Wood & /_... • 10H 1 LINGO REAL ESTATE Peters.
SPICIALSTOOAY
Tw1.lerock Vista. 3 br. ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!t comm. pool & tennis -ln&e.
Park 11 home. M /M
clean lave here • .a br Pat
A.
167.SOO, 2 br. 2 ba, mobile
home, A/C. security -
Jane.
* TEllS! TEllS! Owner wiU carey back up
to ~.ODO. ASSUME lat
11> at 8~3. All this & in
WOODBR IDG E
ESTATE.5. 2 Br & den
townhome J e fferson
Model-Sl47,000
•WOOllllDGE
Abo in rabuloua woop.
BRIDGE ESTATES. nu.s one a dramatically
FUSSY.-
Lower level coodo. 1 br. ~Lincoln Model
neut.raltones·J udy.. 3 Br 2 fireplaces. foun
lain in rear yard & so ... buyer needed for this
cozy 2 bdrm, ju.st across
from .. .,eritaae Park".
'The Colony: 4Br+. A/C. Clean · clean & soo close
Redhill@Realty much more. Sl!i4.500.
552 -7500 (rTf )!!.Et Assume $80,000· 10~2%. toeveryUung. $94,000.
$15&000. Ph: 75"9-0905 STOHL .. .f~lace in family rm. 2-a.l<S TO SURF central air & sprinklers Spac. 2Br, 2~ba condo,
MUSI' SELL·Downtown ~ ~ highlight this very Turtlerock. Canyon vu. 2
H .B . 3 -Bd l B a popular Plan 104 frplcs.9M-U02owner
ASK-$114.900. Owner/ 4 Bdrm, .,.. Ba. ale "California Home". 3 Br ---------
Agt. 960-6944 plan with custo~d + fonnal di.ni.ng rm + SP AC 10 US H 0 M E I ---------•features like hard Isle yard + high assuma· DEERFIELD 4bd. 3ba.
BY OWNER· Privacy +. floors in living room In· ble loan make this most Fam rm. w tfrpl. Wet
SllS,000. 2 s ty, 3Br . ing room & kitchen Fr . attractlveat$116,900. brar Very pnvate loca-2~Ba. FR, frplc, opn doors in dining jm JUSTREDUCB>-tion Gd financing .
LR. formal OR. boat opening on to r ed Sl"" 900 Be fu.I Sl'.J7 000 A patio. Central air, ec-... to ...... . auli • . gent 759-1067 gate, Pie shaped lot. 2 UNDOOR SPA + 4 Br + lric garage door o er. BLKS TO BCH, <714 > and t bl ,_ F.R. +D.R. all add up to ROOM TO GROW 536-6216 wo asaurna e .. ns an entertaining large
1128 Barf'a•H P\"wy. I rvhH'
Y•11 Love It!
4 Br. 2 Ba. plush carpet.
~tom shutters. covered
patio, garden en tr y.
$11~.ooo. Open H se
Sat.Sun 12-S . 4881
Galllsport.
---------1 on this prope.rty. home. Located 1·n the 2 bd $158 900 0 H ·St). 4 rms. 3 baths. TRIPLEX · · pen "Racquet Club" where family rm w/frplc. close _
Two 2 1 Bdrms & 1 2 Sat/Sun l·S. 14592 O there is tennis +a lovel} to schools. shopping & ---------
Bdrm units. Xlnt in · park, but no association parks. $126.SOO Open L.elJmo a..c. I 041
come. Great com er loc. dues!Callforappt Hse Sat/Sun 12-S 4941 ••••••••••••••••••••••
Sl37.SOO Century 21 Surf NORTHWOOD Barlcwood Emerald lay
Oceans1de·steps t o
prl\ ale beach of this
secunl~ i;:uarded com-
munity Newly decorat·
ed 3 Bdrm home "'1th
Realty 536-1542 HOME...
=..;; fU\NCli ~ H~AL TY ~ !J!Jl 2000
Meredith Gardens ... featuring one or the •-------~-• largest lots + huge Tr i·level. pool. s p a , TURTLEROCIC master suite+ 4 br + 2
tremendous privacy. Im-GLEM 1 fireplaces! The financ· mac. cond. 3 spacious · ·u d fi · 1 Bdrms, lge faro r m This hard t o fnd ingwt e1mt.eyappeal ocean vu & assumable
w/frplc. Century 21 Surf Devonshire Plan haSu.st to you · call for deuuls.
Realty 536-7542 been listed. This ~ Home is shown by appt. WOODIRIDGE --------•I loan. Offered at SS60.000 64-1-7020
---------•features 5 bdrm 1 3 only. $1!15.000. Customized and de
baths. family fl\ 2 nmJtrarJ; corator perfect.3Bdrms. .blQOO •MEW•
CUSTOM HOMES
Downtown Hunt. Beach.
From $169.750
Century 21/Surf Realty
546-7542
f!l>lcs, dining rm, s lJlen or 2 and den. one le\·eJ.
living rm. wet -.r. F r esh a n d brig ht
garden kitchen w /f in-559..aeaa townhome. One block to
dowed nook, la1ge ~~~~~~~~~I lu d Io ll mast.er s uite w /va'1ed • 1.-R•r:ao~ HO e an poo . wner w1 •---------ceiling. 3 car garl!e . •· .--.-.. .,...., ME help finance. $139.500.
Cul·de-sac s treet. :he J>r:ioe greatly reduced on C a 11 Lo I s M i 11 er . Emerald lay
decwaling & landsap· Otis warm and charming owner agent. Super custom s Bdrm
ing are exquisite. tiis 3 BR Turtlerock Presa· BARRETT home steps from pnvatc
3 BR. l:\14 ba. SSl.300. 9~4':<-outstanding value ""n't dent Home. Qwet cul de REALTY REGISTER beach, tennis court:\.
assum loan. P r ice last long. Large ass~-sacstreet,3cargarage& 64~5200 parks & pools. llomc
_sss_.900 __ . A_gt_._. 545 __ ·03_18 __ • ble loan. Offered al many custom f~atures. features quality con·
$31.S ODO Great for enlertammg tn· struction. forma I dining
WALKTOSURF · · 1 side&out.Hurry!Won't ••ONTffE WE room.large)'ard.jacuu.a
Nice 3 bdrm. Townhome TU-..-0 -l!Wllf family Tm & de luxe with security gate, pool, ~H,.,_IU.S -1 ~32Sout.hall Terrace One ot lrvlQe's most pre-kitchen. SS9S.OOO. 644-7020
spa. tennis & etc. I Call Myrna Boom ·
Park Place Inc. 842-7461 Pvcu••t H_.1 615-3411 or752-21!167 ~'A1~uf> ~e~lf e;~e~ •
~·tv':i~e~~!6~:: $9300 do, S78S mo. 2 ~fS~G.:h~~~s~ Lingo
Owlrw/fill...:e stigious home featw;s 4 Br/den condo. air. gd blks t o s hopping & Aa.i & ...
with low down payment. exceptionally l~ge. y rd. gas kit. Ownr. cinema. Call for your
3Br. bdrms. 2 baths, dilng S52·llZ7 personaJinspectioo. --------rm. wet bar, noot • .ill· ATOCEAH John~hall
631·12166 in pantry. laundry '11l. " ./ Of'IM.W IC-./,./ [g]\\bodbrldoe Sparkling 1 bdrm. apt .. row suite with w~-in 1 -· Re h pool. special amenities. closet & dreuing rm . Just listed at o nly a 1J el. garage. pnvate steps
light view. The is see this lovely 2Br/den 4nt8arunca P\tw).lrvllM' atl1%.submil.Sl40,000. Lugo lol ..;th 1 Sl39....... wait till you 551 .-"' bead>. Owne. finan~
in xlnt condition. er home-not a Coodo~ 10
REALTORS transferred. Comm ty Partridge, from 11-SPM ---------2 BR. 2 ba. coodo. Quiet
__ __.. pools & tennis cts. l <Culver-Barranca-Yale· PRICEI) TO SB.I. a rea: pool. jacuzu. ________ _. flD8.0cing avail. . .Birdsong> 5102 Doanoke clubhouse. Fplc, wuher·
DRIVE IY -lncluding land. Calif or Woo6ridge Eshltn n..-Sat/Sun 12.5 dr)·er. ref rig. Owner will
21521 ArcherCr. app'L Realty• 551-3136 IA>';';;jy ... 3 bed. 3 baths. helpfinance.$125.000
Hi.t"9oahach frpl, dark i rm. pnvate Peg Allen Rltr 494-7578
Outslandang 4 Bdrm. TURTLEROCK courtyard & cover ed OCEANFRONT
family rm home on a HIGHLANDS patio. Will sell V.A. Ney. modul ar t)pe
huge lot. Large family Lusk home· con~m-PRICE RB>UCTIOM su9.soo. homes. pvt community. 2
home. Re lax around porary e legan cl & Fantastic reduction of McCormack RE bchs. 24 hr security, sub·
your20x40' pool with spa. privacy for activ1:i· ST.000 -Great st.artA!r 49-i·7SS1 let.llng OK. t 714 1499-3816 Situated on quiet cul-de-ly. 2-Story, 4 bd . • 3 home -w1th VA terms ~~~~~~~~!'!!!
sac. Sl.89,SOO. cau to see. baths. courtyard try avail. 2 Bdrm. fireplace. I ST CLASS Wat .. fi Oftt Hw• with custom built Ina. A;C, bltin BBQ & Mah bu .,_ ~ 1_..,
3 I Formal sunken ~·ling lights on tJmer ... Call Let --.. ..,. Inc. 6 I· 400 rm .. wet bar, forma in· ueJohnson. TEENAGERS tBr Condo ocated in ex-!!!!!!~!!!!~!!!!~!!!!~ ing rm .• vaulted ce· · gs, HAv,E.... dus1ve ocns1de complex window walled, s en A SPECIAL PUCE T, ,.. ol Tablerocll. New lovely
PRICB> llGHTI family rm with frpl ay Here's a San Lws Rey Bring the pool table and plush apricot colored
Super 2 bdrm. pool home windowed brkfst k . Model in Ranc ho San musical u1strument.s and carpe ting . New open
with large encl. patio. lower level den-brm, Joaquin that speaks for set up a special room for weave draperies. Owner
Only 2"" miles from the secluded upper vel itself. The forever view is fun and enjoyment. See has UlSt.alled steam bath
s urf. Full price only bdrm wiog, luxu ous simply spectacular. The all the possibilities with Ill shower Ground in·
SllO,llOO. .J>rivate mstT Suite ilh fmancing only enhances tJus spacious 4 bdrm, 2"'1 eludes pulling green' Park Place loc. 842·7461 hnae pool vt bch dressing rm .• bath. lk · a golden opportunity to ba. plan 46 in Culverdale. -· P en· ________ __.,. in closets. Oversi 2 own a very special re· Sl.S0.000. trance. In dry mat. ---------11 car g.arage. OHe at sidence.cauroryour ap-gar age. ett'. Other ..... s:l!S.950. Good fina iog. pl ... MARILYN Mednick. amenities too numtrous Owner will carr 2nd to mention. C>rfered at an
T .D. incredibly low price of
0 _..n.,11 ARealty $160,0DO. Not leased land
1\1:'Ullll1 y Assoc fees are $162.86
552 _7500 per mo. This Includes all
property tues + tolal
mamteoance. Owner has
glaas exterior with 2 YES ... Buy now-pay 4~12or493-6033 IAl.llTT
bdnna & lovely mowtt•nn 1 ate r · 5 ~ a r k 11 n g TRADE THE UALn ltl(ilSTllt
views. Creative flDanc· townhouse with a VIEW. ·---CLOUD 642-1200 in&-fl.50 000 2 Bdrms. den 2~, baths. _"'"""" P<>ITAAHA Secluded pauo. Pnvate for blue sky and ocean
l I t 3 bd area with pools & areen· breezes. Be autiful mmatu a e rm belt.s. CUit.om upgrades. prime bo~llw1th lpaooraBm1c &...,..a Village Ill. LagUDa Niguel location . ~~~e 0{n vt~:s·ar:!t 497-1761 viewof mountalns.Shop· $289.SOO. ping & parks nearby.
••,CH IR"CH HTS. Outstanding value at --LagunaNiguel $138 . 90 0 . ca 11 Best of ocean & cit) 831-1871/661·2311 ~i:n:1~t~:;t~·t! Realty • wAL.KER&LEER.E.
enjoy the Catalina sun· ,.._. I 055 sets. $lB1 ,500 ••••••••••••••••••••••
SHARPE! ~r¥• 2 bdrm. ocean communa ASSUME
9 J/40/o LOAM
a-ry ...........
10 New custom bomes
behind Iron eat. w/ao
excl usive Newport
Beach address. 1 Va miJes to Westclirr shopping,
near Irvine Ave & Santa
Isabel. From S26S,OOO.
Open Ham to 6pm dally
or by appt. 642-8281 or
544--0614
~~'-'> ty VI.Ila Wllh Spanis h ule
• ...... ,x roo f Ex ti: ns n e up 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. ful· --------·
grades. Good as new con. •••co....,_ dJtlon. Vt>ry private
~-C&-• Beach par king, pool.
ly air.conditioned and
nearly n ew Near
schools. shopping and
parks. Qwet cul-de·sac.
Jleduced t.o $118,000. spa. sauna & clubhouse 17 I 4J 494-1177 Owner tran~h:rred. Sure
to sell fast at $210.000
COUNTRY CLUI CJID'r~ BeaUU!~~~~-lower ~
Condo fronting El N1~uel _____.,..
Golf Cou~e and o' ~·r 1006 Pac1ric Coast Hwy.
looking tountr > <.:tub LAtiC~A BEACH
fwo...W TWNU
OPEN SUN. 1·5
~1rablt' com6*.,,untt 494-8057
SEAVllW
Light and airy, bright
and cheery, 3 Bdrm. 2~2
baths. In gated com-
munity. Large living
area. 2 fireplaces, owner
will carry-large lsl TO.
Short escrow. As•uma~
ble loan. $345,000.
IARRETT
REAL TY UGISTiR
64~5200
1619 SUnset Ridge. Super
view of the waves at
Emera.Id Bay from this 2
story home on a pn \'ate. woods> lot "'1th room for a pool 3 bdrm. den. 2
baths. & 2 fireplaces re-
ady to move into or great potenual for remodel
Lowe:;t pnl'e In the area
Si!6.5.000
Has t>xtr a park 1ng an I :;;::;=~:;::~--;-;;;:;1,--------fronl Sl29.SOO ~114slliimi Yiefo I 067 49S-5220 496·2413 ••••••••••••••••••••••• DOVER SHORES
Pen Yo...Horws
Near S) ca more H111s on
a~. acre bwld1ng site for
Sl.50.0DO or on the c<m
llguou!> 2', a t re~ fo r
Sl9S,000. Owner f1nant
m,i: & may subordlndle
TriplH Dowwtowe
Cnobstructcd "'hilt:
watfr & l'll\ views Ven
livable but ·pnme ror re '
development to condos
Large a:is umablc loan
Offered jt little more
than land value S325,000.
494-7551
~~ HILLIE ~ Mc COfiMACI( RE
830-5050 493.9494
FAMILY DBJGKT
f'anlasllc f1 nanc1ni::
avaJlable with tlus 1m·
macu.lale 4 Bdrm home 1n ~uptr f<.srnll )
neighborhood Spec
tacular mountain 'lt'\o\
Fre:.h!) pamled inside &
out. VA t.en:ns. $137 .500.
don osen
r•,;1ltor,.,
1.213 N COAST HWY
LAGV1'A BEACtl
~97-~ --------
bdrm. 2..., ba patio
ho me 2 'ear:. o Id .
Creal!' e termi. avail.
T&.-.IS AMYOME7?
3Br. 2Ba. 2-ston w1lot.
lrg enough for )0our own
court <.:an Ix-vours for only Sl 19.~. .
A:.i.umt fl» \'.A loan.
Lrt? u.>rnt'r lot Hoom to
expand RV acces::; 3Br.
21-$.cl. frpk. lanrtsC'a~d
ft:o<.-e. spnnklers Seller
v.111 help finance Full
pnce ,;105 .ouo
Assume S.H .150. 917',
loan Free ,,tandin" con
do. 2-.1 newl} painted.
Carpets. drape::;. Full
pnce: $85,000. Seller will
carry.5-J.
LACARRE REALTY
INC
770-6064
Ught, airy, view. pro-
fess1ooally decor ated I
Bdrm. 3 Ba home with
pool and spa. Creative
financ ing available.
$445,000
HARBOR RIDGE
2 Br2 Ba decorator's own
home with a fant11:-t1c
'1ew overlookanR re.
servmr and city lights
Sll'5.000.
UDO ISLAND
Newly decorated 4 Bdrm
3 lia on Fee simple land,
vacant & ready for 1 m
mediate move-in v.1th
c r t'at 1ve financ1n;,
available S389.SOO
PENINSULA ~~~~~~~~~~Low d o wn pa y ment.
Sl.33.900. Darl~ne Agent Mi--4 INch Thi1 ow. Home
Located on large tree
shaded corner lot Just a
1069 Duplex. completely re-
furbt.shed. one block to
beach. You own the 13od.
Great financmg. $205.000
••••••••••••••••••••••• 661· 1161 or494·3672 -----------1 ·--------•I
short :.t r oll from the -.... Houc.r. beach, Jbounds "· rOlde _....,.. ~
Lat?wta char m 2 Bed.rm 299U Runmng Deer Ln
& den floor plan (eature. l 4 PM · Su o d a Y
wood noors. cozy log Orast1call~ reduced 4
burning fireplace & Bdrm. 3 Ba + F.R . ~uest quarters bt-h\nd Profess1onall~ dt'rorated
the garage. The propeny & landscaped A must to
is in need of r~patr a. see' S210.000 Geor~t'
s e II er ma ) prov 1 de t--El_lu_ru._eo_· _496_-'800 __
ter ms. f-'or those "ho
care to preserve a bit or
the past th.is one ma) be
the answer. C>rfered for
only:
Sll0,000
FUUPRICE
CALL TODAY
~U~ION REAL TY
98SS Cst Hw). Laguna
PtlOM 494-0711
EMERALDIAY
Overlooking sand & surf
of Irvine Cove BR
hollll' on large lot -<><>ean
side Sl.376 000-submtl
~re.alive financing. C8TOI
Tatum. rltr.494·0029
OWHB
RB.OCATIHG
SUperbly ma1ntaaned 4
BR Paceseuer 11 home on a large view 10( EJc.
traonhn~· underl> in~
financing. n.t("eJ) pnct.'<I
at Sl57.i50
&~ ~ 1~iian11w,
LAGUNA BEACH
494-8057 -------
Want Ads ca II 642·5678 W,....,... I 052 W,........ I 052 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••
tis Cold_well Banker
COLOWILL IAMKH ltmTIS YOU
to join the n ation 's larges!
diversified real estate company at
their beautiful new location in South
Lag una Beach. If you are an
experienced salesperson with a
•desire to work with the top
salespeople in the country. call
Earnie Rice at <714 >644·9060 for a
'confidential interview. AN EQUAL
OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
IAYSHOHS
Family laving at 1t.& beat
an Uus pnvate communi· ~Dunn ty . One owner. well ,..ffl • al Co ·
rnallllained beach home. 'fV .
New roof and cop~r
plwnbtng-aU rooms are 759·9221
open beams Excellent ~~!!!!!!!!~~!!!!~~ terms. 1247.500.
IAIUTT
REAL TY UGI STER
64Z..5.200
Slftl BUY
S167 .000 • bedroom. 2~
ba tri level. Assume
9i,<;l, loan . Walk to
beach, pool. Tom Got·
turie.
646-9200 BKR
IAYCUST
Call for tbe 1ruude stor. -
elegantly casual. recent
I> redecorated I \'an
Wells 3 Bdrm home
Formal dlrung room and
country kitchen. lmpee
cably aroomed year·
round easy care garden.
IARRETT
RIAL.TY REGISTER
642-5200
SEAVIE W by owner.
Hampton & New Bed-
ford. 3br or 4br. Xlnt.
view. Assume loan .
714. 58.1-1122
bdllli•• Hew
Wat• f1CMll HOim
Wittt loat Doell
TUDORTWHH~
Soanng vaulted ceiling:;. •
2 Br + den. $106.000. Ab·
swnable loan in Newport
Beach. Call Tim R6ont'.
631-1266
60' to beach, lrg 7 rm.
Sl) home on R-2 90' I
bwldable. S335K. 7
Seashore. 645·8410
OCEAN VIEW
ESTATE
Popu1ar "Port Royal ··
model of Broadm
Seav1ew Hornes. 4 Bd
induding elegant m · r
,,wte wnh Roman
mirrored wardrobes
ocean view balco
elegant laving room
a llllrrored recessed
fit and exquisite cry
chandel.aer and fireP.I
view oriented formal
Ulg room. family r
14ith second fireplace
tra modern kltc'h
Beautiful grounds
large bnl'.'k patio and
m secluded a trium.
fered at $439,000. t'or
details. call
714--731-3171
COMSTllUCTIOM
Deluxe duplex with 3 • • bdrml. Very f1&nctlonal
for owner occupied unit. IArlee 4' spacious with all
amenities. LEM.AR Rlty 846-1712
Agent,...10
1-ftCl--Al.-S·T·OD·A-,-1 't523 CAMPUSDl~tRvltCE
Rancho San Joaquin,
tax problems ~ m uat ~~~~~ii~~~~~~~~ii~~~1 cbeescrow by S.14!0. Or
property will be removed
from market. Please
By Pacesetter Homes
Elegant 5 bedroom, 4
bath home now under
coostruction. Outstand·
mg cu.st.om features in·
elude large ma.ater suile
with hydro-whirlpool
jetted tub. formal dining
room. garden room.
custom fireplace with
c:ooversaUoa pit, 2 car
garage, 17'll38' private =~· 2 stry • 3 br · --w·oo-o•e•R•1•00-E-•
Excel 2Br Townbome in
q\&el loc. OD areet'beh.
a-aJoy t.bia muc b IOQght
after plan aod all the
ameolUes of lake, tennis.
pool1. and spas for
SlZJ.000. Good financln&
avail.
Bedhlll0Realty
552-7500
644-7211
~owner at ITlC>
EMDOFTHI
IWMIOW
Bttalhlakbt1 village and
ocean view from this
spart<.Uoc 3 Bdnn 2 bath
boma. Spaciou famll)' room and living room.
many estraa lo thia
beautllu.Uy decorated
home. Sll0.000. Auwne
ailt.lnlto.A.
don oHen
1llJ N. OOA8J' HWY
LAGUNA BEACH ., ...
MAet .. CIMr
OCIAMVllW
4 btdaOOftlll, 1 Mth, f•ml.· l)' home . Separate malts bedroom Nlte,
low malrueaaD<!it
....... Mjaeftl to " ~ol...,.lwUder• oeu. Saller yery
atlftted. IZM.000.
tis Coldwell Banker
OHM 1·5 a MleUIL COUMl'RY CW1
Fantastic 2 story. 4 bdrm.. 3 bath
home. on 17th fairway of El Niguel
Golf Course. Oversized lot provides prtva~y for pool and spa. $472,SOO.
SEE ELLIE FINIGAN AT 30691 FA17:!:S WFm ..
MAG CAPISTIAMO ISTATI
Prime private location. ocean view
on one acre site. Beautiful custom
country EngUsh surrounded by tush
grounds, pool and spa. 5 bdnn~. 4~
baths. . .S875.000.
PAMOllAMIC OCMM YllW
Why live wheTe it I& crowded when r:u can have th.is exec.uUve home
mt minutes from tho freeway. but n a rural settin1. Just steps to
grade school -tucked in the treeS. 3
bdrm. custom wood & a.lass • • '385.000. • .
dock with water & elec-"'!!!~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!it'! tricity. Some optional =
color selection possible
durlnl C!ODStrudlon. Priced Sl.215.000
Buy directly lrom
builder. Prio. qo.b,
OP84SAT·SUM
l..&iOOPM
800 Harbor Island Ori ve
Newport Beach
carol Hott • .\at. 6al..ocl84 Shown by appointment.
Qoealive financilll avail.
4 bdrm. view. SMl,000.
Illa. m.8800
W£STCL1Pf' Condo 2
bdrm. Ad111u no ""· --CaUITMt40.
DICU11YIUVltil lNBROADllO
SEAVIEW
lSOl Yacht Mane
3 bdrm. 2 ba. im
home in pnvatf c
munlty. pool ... e ~urtty, ocean 1ile1ff.
Buy al *309,500 with
down. Balance al 11
<Nie.
................ -.
lo•••t prlead · ·f .. • hDcm PopWar a Bdrm liloNeo • 'Vanllle '' cun dWca. Deeorete the Wa)' >O\a want • 1111,000
Crea ti v• fln 8.k r ....
8V OWNER: Beautlfulb
decw•ted Bh•ff1 "Q" ~ l Bdrm, 1unhn
fNDUy rm. llew ki\ctt.n.
Nl&Qm w&Upe.,.r, frpk-
lmmac c:ond Op•n
hou.ae Set ., Sund•> ~ laOI, 42.1 Vh1ta Tl"UC'ha
1»mlll Pnnc unl,y
BIO CANYON home lw
uit b) UWMr S* ICI I\
Oteuvllle on tars•
prtvate ~r lot wllb
\ievr 46' pool w HUOa,
q run• dramatJr t-n
lr)' featunns Span~h tile
t hrouiihout
Profea:.ionally deeor<1t
lld. Owner will arrang~
fhlanc1na 1f ncedt.'<i Dill
7)4-7~1913 Or 640-1963
for appomtmeot
SUYflW w /VIEW
P.1-.LSh lg 3 bd + den. Ai. s•lne 9.75% 1319.900 P~lrick Tenore, 631· 1266 ·~;z~,~-
REALTORS ----Ei\.STBLUFf' 5 Br J Ua.
pool, view. Fee laod, lrJ;:
assumable 101111 '289.000
Darrell .P11s h . Agt ,
~l-1266
INVESTORS
Presug1ous EastbluJr 2
bdrm 2 ba with view
Newl)' dec•oruted H Plan
wilh room to grow SlOOK
a ssumable loan at
JOlt'k. Owner1Agent
5S!· 1230. 640 2418
DUPLEX
2 large un1b. Newport
Shorci. 230 Cedar St
Loan 11~sumahh•, 0~1C
1\ppt. only, cull owner
642 ll200cvcs.
..
ltUnahiP.. C3 Jt1 117• ....__ 1100 ..__. ~l~~~:!~!r 21M ~~~ ..... ~ ........••..•....•..•.. ....................... ..... ......
Ml--11Mdt IMt =below lllatllet rcw ._.., ............................... ~--·~rt:=:r-~1111ano ./.': ....... .,.. ... .-....... •••••••••• Is Nie Praldenllal MOBILEJfOM~ VEUAllL.c.o from f. , ••lk to
Dt!PL&Xlbr'aHth •labll Towfthome. 2 •et.1111fuJ dbl • tnple PENTHOUSE beed1, ttrGH n•U.
Or litw will eum bdrm. 1 '11 be . flreplece. .W. la El Toro ant• '4e l BR + baftua rm. &-Mil ;
,: v • PGOl. ·~· .... SK Call T~ pool, Jacuu.t, MCWity .... OCIAM ...._ OalilillSOOO •••ByC>wner ,_...._. SJaS.000. xlnt terma. 101 _LOTS * ' 872 8421 Scbol1 Pleaa, PH SI, ,. .. .., ~wtUhelpnn&Mc. UN\JStlAL -Open Sun. 1·5. All a caatlpoue Dan.a PoUit
NtateJarriaMa-OPPORTUNITY s.,, Juaa C.po &58,800 2 8:U.e'1113,M4·1493 R.1 Iota. Oc•n views!
l acrt. cloM to buch old. All NHOJZ. ..aA' yvA S>., m It I I I I u e d . 000 0 I t ......... ~•-1..1LO•M Complele bul Ider
DOftl IMOlll-eAYCllST
... Oaombe, brc*v CW&om Jbdrm. 00 Marly Br, 2 Ba. l4IO ~. n. lyn ~ ftl I .... L 8oma wtlbie water. All
Pi • t o..ln '39$, wner ea --.-~ DI· _.CE ~ lncludet wortc· =t•~ -elu.'1uhed, __, FAI I MOOK 2 Bdrm condo, excellent .--~ -'-•·. f'entulic ~ .,,.. b y ~ yow own/.vt t ~ location nr frwy Is lhop-Plt°'8rt1Si. .. _lt .-.1c
000 one k '° beac · ou 4 bdrm 2..., be . hllhly up-CIJUr'M w /WO 1 view ot plll&, HWTY on U'lia ooe. ...... ~portun 3: -"' · nl r v. orld of lruf' el tt•nce own the lend Orut araded. new carpet " mountains from lhl1 S18~ 1 nlfJO,.M.I W~R.:i:iR.E. nnandnt GOS,000 paint. ocean view. 2ht0' 2 Dr. 2 ba. cplloml ln lh&. 4 Bdrm. 3 Bath
1135.000 Owner will apedow bom1. JacuuJ Lemar Realty846-T182 HI .......... hom b t lt8'll1n lll rt'nectlng pool
wUh fuunta n 1" larae mutM 1uJte
artordlt ~ u Jlarkllnac clty ll•ht
\'lt'w """ J\l"<'f• tonally landau~ airound Mr...-N\tumc-C'd by lh pool and
lH• 1.u urtn urroundlng1 11reel
~ Dunn carry at LO~'.i>. No loan wtth Id> encl lana1. 2 ~ $49-8110. 5411-2917 E. 811£ CM 12 Unit.a, .._. 2400
Co........-' fee.. V.A. avail. Print' 1tora1• apacea. easy IS71.~. 25% dwn, 25% 4 .. •••••••••••••••••••••
onl.). 581..o82l. or S40-4S80 ca.N l&Ddecaptn1.h St.epa D ... ./ yr2n8t lU%. 11.2x Or. --------H.1229. away from club ouae. a.ilh S. 1100 uo.4,roj>. Land worth IOI LIASI
pool, l•'Mla cru" lst t.ee ••••••••••••••••••••••• overM00,000. A1k for
164,500 term11. <714> $Pin; 1 yr. new. I· JlmVelentloe, a1t . ~~ -=r.= i::!':
Jlf•tHI
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!.. .....
~10 3bdnn. 4·2 bdnm. Sl8i50 972-9!0 '"' , .. 8 h T ll'1lU 1ftL'Oml!. ~down, _ __. _____ _. Country Club. Golf· you .u ' r~ t ue·n .,.U.000. c.,. ... _ 1011 illi~· ...................... .
IU' LTO.RS
A ~n..-bA"
U lWi6ut1luJ ""'"' l ' <..'l•llll
Newt) dewnt('(i i: tKlrm
2 ba with room to "rv1tt
Ul t:a»tblulf SlooK lucio
11t 10\4'. Sl62.'90U
Owner Ajtml 5~ l i.!30.
640-:M Ill
Big Canyon Condo on ~oll
ruur11c 2 Ur .. tlt•n
$2-19.~ s.a~ 96:..'4
CANALFROMT
New Med1t. \'111.t . 3 br. 2
• ., ~.Stam ~Ill~"· freorh
door.. open to pat&<l on the
14liler "' ~!ex1can tiled
fOWltwn Open Sat Sun
673 •,633_·___ ---
I Bdrm +den. leraeUv SHOPllCOMPARE
lna rm. formal dlnini You won'\ find • better
rm. ellrh wllh frvk A pnced oPi>C)rtunlty than ••y •HOllS qut.lil,)• home in P<'rfert this prd t ) 2 bdrm
-• l'Oodltlon Wuteltff. '°"'llhomc . a1r·cocid & 'OUlht'ru l'\)lon111l \t ocean air·cond. in San n~~~·r,• t 119' 11fl l'ul SMIP.~ULMAITIH Juan Cap11trano Tr> Ji-~· <lal.ed <'00.lmwu "" 10', down with seller
l\ ,. 11t~1•a lo I" t llALUTATI a~1att."'CI fin1nc1n& Call bN4•._,, n1anna 3or4 644-7>13 .i96 4977. 731·6050
bJrm • rombrn~d '""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ ORANGEVALLt:V
IT'S JBE! GREATS16.100
lutt'h.'t\, fa111 1111 l'uuld :: REAL ESTATE eaa1h h•• :i bllrm
~.000. ) OU UWll the
lllnlt O~n Nin Drier •$9,600 lllATI ,\SSUMPTION
•MO MO. PAYM'TS Assume ttus 1nflat1on ~:311
wtl.lPPlll& FHA loan with •·~··s ~.,. fllOtt I YI. m 1 n 1 ma I m o n t h I.> ..._.. .,....,...._."" JI.Wt 1311.000 dwn Ir no I II llSIDIMCI quallfylnit whatsoever pa) ments,se ler "'1
IACICIAY WA.MISH lBr. ~,, u. condo. 2.000 l'nrr)' an add1t1ona1
sq rt. llU RR y before it's Sl0.000 loan with no P•> CHAIM too late . Offer tcood u_ntil menls ror 3 years• Very l'OOI. Uot Tub. Volle> ball June 2 0 . 6 42. 69 91 . pleasing town home all
Q)urt, 4 bdrm. + M111d'11 ~ done up 10 rountry earth
room Pn l't' reduct ion ~------·------1 t.ooes. See it now! S82.SOO $499,000. Bnng cre11tive -----~1111111111--t 496-4977. 731 6050 °'~~rro del Sol Realtor IAYCIEST OR ANG EV A LL J:: y
lledda . ~ larosi ~6 IO.W 4 BR pool home. Probate REAL ESTATE
.....1u.na c reoaur• .. udl-exi.IUna llnanc· • 19 UNITS teuda·pool. BeauUfuJly
lalaod. Dix 28r f'ioan ina. 714 1847.1201 or laruhcaped, no main· 1vaU. Pvt brh " pool ~Mesa. OWC wllh tmance yard.
Coaaider lae 491380I ..:MM'm;:::....:.:..:..:.:.·------20'){.fown. Full price NIOClubhouse Rd.
•--------40 c EA N F R 0 NT lllOOJO. 17 UDJtl. All are DesertHotSprinas DUPLEX 2 ~-Thi.a property 213-378-2572 EXCITING NEWPORT BEACH bulendable. ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! • = ._ • :s'on~~J ~:: l;~·eJ0:! c.c.t r,~ation 3 M111lon Hiiia Country -r Bdn 2 Ba Ow will OW>. 3br, 3bll, upgraded. Lovely· y upgreded 1497,000 CJS Rlty · ner Unl.ISed Luxury condo
Vlua w-• Home, 20x60, _l:_~.:.:..;__5650,;,_______ can' al 10'1-for 4 yelll"S. On ~course SJJl ooO .... -1&5.1> down Pull price . · • 1A111n• Hilla nicest 5 St:AL BEACH OCEAN· S!0500. Yearly income first 9 7 /8%. Value
1lar park, corne r lot F'RO"'T Large Duplex, l20.JOO. Tenuta pay S266,000. Wan~ to sell or
wt&arse peUo area. All' 3bdrm eadl unit. Freshly wUes trade for eqwty In Npt. cond only $27 ,500 ...,., _ _. how U for · Bch. home w/v1ew &
!JK5029> ~·...,.. s • we €STIG€ y11rd. Douglas Honig . ....._ · _.T xlnt rental potential ....-.,.....ll~"-A· 71~ """'ll9l <Ow e > ,....,....,.... ....,_.. ded 10'1'< financing with lo" .,.-.--o-~1--HOM€\ •. .,,... n r. Deluxe-Newly UPIP'• down Ideal ror vacation •iwo.. -•• 1 ... ,.!
cpt Ir drps. l!nJ 20x40 RetEstate Investments --~ Skyline, li&ht int. Walk or investment purposes J:aW Coast Hwy. NB E:Nin Lake area. New
In closeta. 28r. lBa. As kin g 1392.750 6454646 sheUstageGambrel.Lge
)'()Ung adwti. welcome 0 w n er I A g e n t 7 I 4 Clo!.ed Sund a Y treed lot. t'rplc, rough
<JElleo:u. 675 1.906 weekends. or plumbing & elec. in. You
C&.ASSIC 714-833-~weetdays. firush and SAVE SSS. 2 YllrHOl'S Bdnns, I 'r':r ba. owe wilh MOelU HOME WATERFRONT WITH rHWI dn l $42 750 nun . pym . . SALIS DOCK SPECIAL 2708Ha.rbor.Ste20& A F1ex1ble terms & fmanc •••
5.-0.5'17 mg L.<Jttng SJL9.SOO Price POSSllLL. we Sl19.000 ...:..::::::...:::...:::..:__ ____ _
Leavemess11ge £STAT£ ~~~~~~~ Ca II or Send for Jo'ree
Map" Brochure 111Cll.de5 plans & coastal Codo converi.1on on
penruts for 2500 Ml ft lb~ 15 Nt;W UNITS TheRealEsuteStore Of'INTOOAY 12-5 ~ ColmtryClubUving.2Br. new c u i.tom hom l' nea the BEACll Sales Hox6833, Big Bear Like
Owne r /agent 714 prte about J2X '11 Cahf.9231.5. ~l906 G ltSS Xlnt fln..nc UAYS i.1!66-57216
tng.. IO call t.:VES 1·866·Jlj6J
\'lLLA BALBOA. lBr. Secluded country re 2Ha OwMr r1nancrng
def\ on 3rd nr. ocn view. . I • • i.1denre on 1 Z7 arre" $41.950 AA<1ion Realt> ~wne 1Qt 2 r,, OWC 240 . IL LL ff' • Room for horse!.
•ALLACE&CO CMof~
ILH. 729·5966 r..opetty 2550
N 1 c e L 0 • 3 1 3 arena's rhamp1onsh1p ITI41722 14.2_1 _____ , r+
2000 """·---agt 631 2923 ...___.. C..ter Tennis. 50xllf pool for UPGRADED .. ~ 60 2b .._ h"op99 ~"1
.,,-v PLUS """'"" -r-' ..__ ood ..... ~ -x r. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,_,.,I I 640.5357 t.,._, g s ... im ..... ·rs ~ h dU
1 m ruslom bwlt b> ---------t ~~~~!!!!!!!!~ bedroom. 31
, baths. lot:. 2be. fam rm. porr · • · ---------•I ong11u1l owner bwlder ll.llf JO BUCH :: of wood and glass A $-lta.r pit CM M5 l862 HAYLOFT APTS
Located on cul de i.ac of ,._ * IEST * perfect homt! for th<ltK• L•Runa Beach ort'an COSTA MISA
µr ei.t1g1ous homes Excrun1NewportSbores OFOCEAMAOMT .,.no desire the ultunate front 2Br. 28a ~ptt1al 24 units 6 year!> nev. s:no.ooo. OPl::N SAT 12·4 loca•·-Spacious living in design and cU5tom •·--'~k Adut•· lm""'•d Owner .,.111 <'arr} lolb of d ......,., Balboa Pen1n Pt 5 ...... "'""' oou f an<· ~..,,.__. .., "" 22l5DonrueRoa room. featun·s brick Bdrm, 4 bath f:.tm1I) qw...t) l~bl. ID PoSlie!>i.1on S36.000 paper ' l::x 1·ellt-nt
•675-5930•
:J6J7 E. Cst Hw >. CdM
ftreplace and cathedral home Dramatic i.piral tnRCaaJ,·laE1•1a e, ,_ $2'736. 496 5979 dt>prec1.at1on benef1ti. ce1lmuc Formal dtnan". Ile nSSOClll.,.;:o with 1mprovemt'nt:. Jl ...., " st&Nay lo top deck for f ho · nd d t I stud) w custom wet bar. ors wing a e a1 i. OflH HSE SUM 12·5 IM'f of value SI 150.000 2 un.'>UJ"Passed pnHlle sun -,~.,
1
....,, separate master i.wte. batiung + maRmficent ~·· 20701 Beach Ulvd. II H .... ,_, pvt patios. rommumt) view and o wner w ill U9S Custom bit. dlx
pool. tcnn1!> court. An finance 2Br. 28a. h~e fam rm.
out s tanding value HOLUSWOOD amcn1t1es galore. ,,
Sl30.00l. Ca 11645 0303 uon at> I c r c n t Uk r 1tea1tor-67M676 , C'/. r"'7J " .... o
J L"?ITS. House ~ nl'wer
~ All 2 Bdrm:., 29' •
doltt. owe
•••••••••••••••••••••••
t'OR SALE· $81.500
in Gleodale. Cal.Jr
2Br lBa !7141759-l<MH
Outof Stah 4 !NITS 2 I ~to r) h"operiy 2600
duiex~. '1de h) ''dt!' ••••••••••••• •••••• ••••
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1 loat& Slip Open Hol!M! Fri + tl~~!!!!~!!!!~~~J R9Gltor 67M676 big Home t or a e mov secl~1on on which lo • PlllaS11 zx I• ):;sat e Joe Rilc) N1C'e 1 Br. 2 bath condo 1 5 Hae Rodgeri.. mg. must i.ell'. Perfect raise food. horses. cows. AmlWll four •·~xes. 848.511or63J 57~1
Underground parking m 6.111266 2 Mlfr ,..._ DRIVE TO ~tarter. 4 ~m. 2~· 11>1 sheep, k1d11 or grand separate lot.I. no qualif>ll 8-U-1ts-Great Oranot' this beautiful bwlding One yearoew,Slll,900. 21-.1 ~· _ f,~~a:: pe~e Xlny t I~. luds Be sell sufr1c1ent' Ul& 118.900 down for a .. 6
-........., ... "" ~ "-'' .._ M -'--b CtO 4 Seller motivated. Cont> rental are• 1o1.1th ftn e ~ecuri ty John Marshall OPENSATr UN l2-4 Submit a 11 o ile r s . "'4aU .-.t u,...,.,. · priced riabt • Agent SeJull• me ten A~ ~at.ors and pool. &st REALTORS 10fflrvtneorTust.in1 Nothmg reson•ble re Vistaa Uoltmited Rlt:; ~9S22 ~ k>w mttt'\.".'it loan price in town at 1175,000. ---------631-1.266 below 16th SL Just re· fu~ed. Debi /Owner TI4 760-935.9 OnlS271.SOO
Callqwcktosee Selerw/C_,., duce<! lo 1145.000 · aod 5.»2856. r.op4rty 1350 6DB.uXIUNrTS ~,d Bourkt• ReaJwr
airriD--. .. a Gorgeous 3 ilr J Ba. f'.R., buys 1976 "<I rt or 3 Bdrm. ••••••••••••••••••••••• PRlME E.ASTSlDt:. CM 546-~
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unus ua I 3· STORY 3 Rod1o:eri. 631 1266. ---------Ne.,. port He1ghti. Take O\'er the low 1n AAt llon Hl.'all\ 17l4 1 1i1J-n61 ___ d · •t I •......a..._.._._ ._._._ & 2 Bd PLUS o CH•RG .. 11 h Xlnl::a'>lS& l'. l: .~ oc -~
owm rm WHAT? "" "·· terest loan on t I!> 7221421 - - - -Hat units :i )ri. old &dt•Jf 2100 ~""y~o w~~~1~~cwE~r dlielandach lhoe·~'!e.!>b.,.lt11tn~ land ~"!.tJ~rs· .~~~-T1okl68· Coast ~~Ot1nrugn! a~:~~~~~ IO••f'Ci'al :? Yea~~n Coi.la XJncond 1ns1d•• & out •••••••••••••••••••••••
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rJoor Excel income and WHERE? 1 house from oc.·eanlront village" atmosphere -<Mt~I COUHTY • sutsol 3 bdnn.s . 2 bath.,. tt B.:Ovmli(ton (.;ondo. On goU cou.n.e.
pnct!d lo sell at $325,000. 1---------• Newport Shores, walk 2 3 Bdrm w1panoram1c Tustin schools RKR New ahopptnl( rt:nler for frplc . patio Pnde of F~wA. $244,900 Pndc Slll,OOO Cir s l 9-7/8'1.
beach.,p(IOls.tcnnUI view Every 9r1noeosol C&US4().li20 a al c . Owner ma) ownershN1p t:nclosed d trmen1h1p in pnmc Value 1266.000. Want to MEL FUCHS IALCOHY Ortve by ame n 1ty. $4 1 . . TAll&L rooperateon IR s. 10 31 gara.Jtes ever• varan are. lBrowner·s wut + l\dJ or trade ror eqwty in P~Rfflttor IAYVIEW 304Canal••S159,000 Creutivefmancing. __ __;...:.___:_ ____ Eqwty 11 .000.000. AICl cy!bcdJeata1>Sumable thrt2Br.Pncedtosell Npl. Bch. home with 675-1120 t::xclus n c P e ninsula •t"EElond lbr + dcnor ..._..,.....,ierRMllty COMDOJLe .. o.t. 714-833·2801 loan.~· Owner· fll$040-3666 view & yard. Douglas "'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ Point 4 bdrm. 3 bath : Oc · •2br. gorgeous) ard. 67l-20st Low cash down-wil1 gel ...:...:.-...:.:.;_______ a&eot HonlR. 714 /973· J19l ~ r up1ed only 41, months. 219Walnul. .. $146,000 \'OU a start in lb&S super F r.: • vrt1--~ C()wner). L.urge assumable loan+ •Jbrfixer. S76K loan Condo project nearSouUl 9111 Jlft --,.tell--OC1AH YU COHDO
NO CASH luxury 3 BR 2'"• Ba.1199,500. 645-7272 owner will carry. New 33062ndSt ••S205.000 Coast Plau. Owoer will 1bese won last with OO· llelll Est ~=
construction. Eai.) to •Reduced!3brwtgood '~CREATIVE also lease $79 .000 l.y SH.000 down on each ,.... ~how, $385.000 Owner • W terfroot Homes Inc bw1du\a 1bey are cloM ---------1•--•••••••••••••••••• •Assumable loan PORTfOUO • · · on break even. Call now. 1 BUY HOUSES AT MEWPOIT SHORES aruuoua Want.s offer ' :K262nd. St.• •S2l5.000 PROPamES INC. ...:63:::::..l ·.:14.:::00______ ••c--'--S4G-3&86 8 Ullls. t.240.000. Xlnt
Walk to Beach •Jbr. 2ba. s undeck ' SOlllll LelJllM I 016 .......... _. Hehf mn1 &OOd locatlOft with 950;
0 38r. •"'•Ba sundeck •Pule trees, sandy bch. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ...._ /OWC • Ii rcJC)( lo ~Id. Seller Wlll OF MARKET v ALt/t;
1'\ledpatio,entry,k1t 4.5662nd st. ••1248.000 PRJ::SENTS Lg S. Llguna home. 2bd. V'Jtledll'I hel f1neoce.. Joyce •NoFee
and bat.brooms Compl. •4br. lots of wood/brk 2ba. mod k It, f / p. 15 Room hotel. Pnaw f1eQ11 Estate Wabe. A&t. 631-12166 •lmn:lrd. Purchase A·l repaint. New carpel •Dutch door, sundeck HOME ..t Al'T. i.ecluded yd. w•lk lo pnv beacb loc•tJon. Stepa lO BUILDERS •Move whe:o ready
Com.pools/tennUJct&. 2C<lnalCir••SZ75.000 bt weekend on market. bch. Principles only. 1aod ind "•ter lO'k ---------• c:---ft.
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2Z3CedarSt. N.B. RUsnc OCEANFRONT •thnlout. fountain witb decorator appta ·-•••••••••••••••••••• besllal.e. Ray Kurtz or szso.ooo. W&br.131·12186• •.11 •• • ...... 11•••••••••••••-•• .:.
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•Wtland,3br.french Bdrm a~t with ell Whrte water view from c-v•n new units with Haimeafwm•d ""--Coodo 3 bdrm euch unit. Carpel11. 1 b k Ba .;;,c "' .... ..-.. ••-•••••••• • ...,-,..... · odoof'5. at1ce, nc fac"'"'·-hown bv 1p.v -""" room. 4 BR 4 , ""-1 .....___ & ~ n-.i m•ftv e---2"ba.. frpcl, t1le entnes drapes, refrigerator & Y7 ... u.... J -..,._,, -_... -..... ouqnAcel. ... .. "'"'-· ..... ,. I 11•• 3107 Like new. Pool. Spa, s tove 1 n c I u d e d . WH ll!D6,000. A&\. 838·3384 or ,._...,._. llii3>,000 REALTORS ..................... .. 000 . Kids moved, baht Olhr MEWPOIT THI.ACE MCHll04 ·-•n t •-.._C:.... Dr Sauna, BBQ. $123, . Fireplace earh unit. 2 ...._.biaoer,dlvorce. ffl&bu-.. ccoun comer -F"""'" • • ~~4 2 er. t Ba, frpl. +l Br 1
Sl6.S-U02or644·2m. Cir garage. Shows well. ,.,._, ~ .. BUY NOW Premium locatk>n wltb --•.:............. locaUon! Larae dlsplay 541-7729 ZIOO Ba guest cott. Wloter •~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Oreat rental or owner moee,v'guprlu• .. L .... ,. aunaet vlt>wa. Larae 3 _._ w lo do w . Store. ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I-••••••••••••••• lllOO, yrly ~. Avail Sel · 11 .ore ces ....... Bdrm condo with a v•ll ---•••••••••••••• Wlllbhop, or atora&e + 2 :: , c-1'15-195 SPllCTACULAI ~l:;~ry~ece~:.~~. oCf.Gooct~~vail. fanancln&.$128,SOO. Mllllttto.t BR house. Completely ltU-O.c.-eX .... BulkN for rent. San _,...
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-.Ckln•' tete•t c uatom 3000~ ft. by Owner 1 u'"v-•· •. ..._ .. l .. n N..,. ready to move now. a .ooo dwn, 24x52Ca. 1n1 l•-::::=::i~~:='"1 ~~~-i...ouer ·~ , ~.-.a In T~ Ca· .:.mo=.:·..: .... ..:.:_._:.;;.;_ ______ _ ........_ .... _ of o.~ ...,,.000•• .. 979 ........ ,.-: Write your deel ! .,__8 .. ,("'"""ll.f7). --~--· ~ · • """"'_. .....__.. 1169 ·~· • .-.ea
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11'75.000. C•ll owner. ollin ... 1ourmet a. moll6Je .. beaut1IUl c.MCOttt•CtAL down. 1o~AITD. Ea· a....--a11w ca .,...belt, •t• to
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3333 W. Cout Hwy, NB features; Pool. BBQ. 661-2871 fee. 2 br. 1 ba .. pool. J eff BEACH avail July &/or Aug. Ful
cov'rd garage, new OCEANVlt:W DUPLJ::X 673--4804, Bob 54IM93J. lyequlp Call 675·3280 ti ••M646 furniture . surrounded -CklaedSunday with plush landscaping. 2 Br 2 &. nu carpet . NEWPORT All adult communi~y on 2Br,-;,,,-8a, ;leeps 6 122 ,
Adul li ,_ t best dshw1br. W I D. WALK APART MENTS . t.he Back Buy S pl!C 47th "'. N.B. Lower unit . .. BR 21/~ Ba. rum or un!. t VUJg at I s . TO BEACH""'"" 4""' ...... 2 bd 300 t I l ···--s 1 a .:JO. " , NopelS _,., _....,... rm. I + u ' .. x ...... pa. sw1 mmm.., 67J..6275 e v Avail Jul condo. 2 sty. Newpon 2 bdnD runushed $480 Adults only. no peta No pools. 8 lighted lcnnii. 3rd es. >
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2 BR 2 Ba. So of Hwy. Costa Mesa and 2 bedrooms apart Bhtrscoodo3BR. SUSCASfTAS walk lo bch. Old CdM ments. and townhouses
SliOOmo. fUrn 1 br apt S300 " up. charm. Fpk . $735 mo. Large 3 bdrm 2 ba encl from$409.00per month 7&G-1S73 Encl gar . Adults. no Mr. Ougaan. 7S2 1111 pat io " garage. Near On Jamboree At
21'·0 N Bl O c c No ~ts. $450 San Joaqwn HJlls ltoJ d WATERFRONT. Poss. pds. " ewport · I (714J"•A.'"'"' "•a MM!o bet 8 30 & 2bdrm. lba, Wllh b8 COO), 751 Jm6 .,... U>VV dock space. Very ruce -=.--wo · · "Y'U-ver) cle a n & :.unn). 38r +den View . pattos. ~---------1 t.'500/mo 6404030 3 BR 2 Ba. nr Harbor
frplc, garaae. 675-8351. tW..._Oll lead 3740 Wilson shopping . AC.
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642-3150
Ulm call. b'?J.2637 a...... par-.· .. e sur-rouod I ngs. Terraced 675-6m4. Open 11·4 ....................... m.:rrn U DO ISLE h\ we~k or
BROADMOOR
SEA VI EW
pool. Sunken gas bbq.
s parkling rounta1n s .
S pa cio u s room s.
Separate dining a rea.
2br. 1"2ba. 2 lilry, frpk,
pool, det>k, bHm ce1l 's,
bltns, SS3.5 L:.e 673·0473
Huge new Uuple x 2 bdrm.
21 1 ba frµlc . fen<-ed
yard Obi Rar. $535.
67U336. &t2 9666
---rr~nth 4 br 2 ba Wa lk tv Versalllei. P~·nt hou~c: beach. d ub & tenn" ocean view. ~ hcJrm 2 675 6161 b :i • r 1 r ep I a<.~· Fu II
•2 Br Condo. nr. So. Cst Plaza. pool & spa . $500.
No p e t s . 751·6 166 ;
7$-0217.
••3 Br. 2 ba Condo nr S.
Cst Plaza . Pool. spa . Gas
pd. $595. 751-6 166 .
759-0217.
4 bdrm . 3 b a . 2
r1replaces. wet ba r ,
m1cro·wave. Guarded
gale. pool & tennis . $1300
mo. 644·~. 631·3444.
Walk·in closets. homt> Darling I br So or Hwy
like lotchen & cabrnets Mature adults only 1375
Wa l k to Huntin gton. rm.6'1S.SOOO 760 0795 Center ·
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3 bdrm 2 ba 1n brand new
Tn Plex. Spar1ous apl .
lrg pvt yard. frplc. SS75
~ar downtown &$6·6816
or548~
securit y & um~·n 1t1 e-. CdM bad1 unit a vail
SBOO pe r mo Wktl):. IS. 15 i1:W Furn. W U,
544 0614. Wknth. & r.vcs la5() 640 776Z
!t>.S-1120
I Bedroom furn from
$430
2 Bedroom rum ssoo
Adults. no ~ll>
l,'uLit1es Free' ~~~cnab·lrvme
Brand new 3 Br. 2ba. rn
Lakepark. Micro wave. LA QUlNTA llER~IOSA
bl G d WESTCLJFF 1621 l Parkside Ln. l blk Hir. $700 mo 21 ~ea. 3 t:.t r tins ar r opn r
Prime West:.1de twnhw g11r. fam rm. 2sl}. wlk to 1-'rplc, AIC. Lease S580 4BR. family rm home W o( Beach. 3 blks S of
Li.ke new. 2Br, 2•,Ha. 2 Edison Ht. Frplc , IJ! ,d mo Work 1138 7222, clo~e to -.chools. shop· Edinger 847 544 level.~/mo642·0:W6 l.lfht(reat.no pets .:w:Ht l·\e/wknd 6.J..'\2348 _ pin~ & 10 minutes to _____ 1
bt:a r h SllOO mo. )rl). '""-3744
$550: 3 bdrm. 2 ba .. en<'bd Brc~t:.t_?ne Ln 968· 73V7 S;(X) mo 2 bdrm deluxe (f Sij) ••••••••••••. •••••• •• ••
garage. yard. wai.h1dr> •WALK TO IE.ACH • s100.ooo bt'd\ h home. SPACIOUS FU11y rum l BR. offm.•
hook u p. a ll b it-ins I room Cottagc fo r pmate <1rea Rct· center CONOOMIMUM 1or2nd Rdrm l I Ba. adlt lmmed. occupancy TSL 496-4812 d k i.ingle. Small µra ~·atel __ ___ _ Penthouse w /view o r condo. Sunn} ec on
Mgnt.642·l603 )ard NO DOGS. \\utN ~ 2 Ur. :.' ba prl\ale ocean. ba). Newpor t stream. Carport. tenni~.
BRAND NEWCONUO paid $295 mo. S->i5 mcHe Garden home 2 car !(ar Center & s panclJnA pool pool. AC. ~ m o )rl}
3 Bdrm. 3 Ba. fplc , al 1n 421 Lak e . It H Lakepar k ss2:-,,m o below Ready to move·rn lse.~·34-10
tached d ouble itar at:e 960-:1189 6404950or 831·743S Af,'\ Sl~~'Cf~TON00·823S &.orJ-a~h 3748
w/opener. Acros:. from Ocan 3Br, 2Ba . frplc. BEAUTI FUL EXECU· !!~~~~~~~~~ •••••••••••••••••••••••
pool and spa $700 mo car g:ir .. rncd yd . mcl. T I VE NEI G H BOR. LAGUNA BEACH MTR
Call Lois Miller, 642-54!00 grdnr $5.50. 962·2273. 11000. 4 bdrm 2 ba. 2 layfro.t -View CNN. ~laid sen .. rolor
Firepface enhance this TV. hea ted pool Ut1I 2 bdr m. 1 ba • garage M.wl'1'9• car ~arage. new carpel!> 38r 2ba. home . $1150 1714 )494 ..5294. 985 No.
$U5. No pets. Avail. 7·S. He bOw 3242 & drapes. $795 mo. inl'lds 1 Coast Hwy
2208 B P l a cent1a .•• ••••••••••••••••••••• water&Gardencr O~n yrJ aterfront/Sallsbw-y ---------
545-79113. Spect acula r view of Sat. 1·5PM. 29701 Ana S73-6000 t BR. den, beaut. condo
water. 2bdrm, den. 2 12 :\taria Lane. Will con· Pool. view, ad lls, x.lnt.
2 Br, 21/a ba view condo. 2 ba, Townhouse. pool,jac. sider lease wilb option to Specious view home. 3+ ref's. only. Avl. now to
car g ai:;.e ge w /opn r · sauna ,.tennis courts, l yr purchase. Duoger & A:J. bedrooms . 2 car gar. !H . $515 + dep. No last
frplc, m1crowa~e S725 old. $850 Bob Laurito soc. 957-0701. Refs req. Avail now. Agt rm. 494-7597
mo. For more info call 522-6120 ---------~'1S13
Agl968-4456or962-°'96. IHch 3269 --------IMloWDortleacJt tr..-3244 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1769
2Br, wee clean. Take ovu ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lido l.a..Lse
my r e ntal. $450/mo. 2 bdrm . l ba. condo, ClMarmi.ng 4 Bdrm. 4 Ba
lmme d . occupancy. beaut. decorated .. Spr-00 secl\.Kfed lot available
ec.o7'2.. inp" SS2S/mo. Refs req. for yearly lease . New
---------· •...................... sut•a UMTA&.S SUMMER RENTALS
Wehaveweeklyrentals By week or month. no
available from $250/up fee. A&t.. 675-8170
East side 4bdr house, 24
Roee Lane. $650 /mo. ls
No pe ts . 557 ·3200 or lut.chen. beaulifally de·
_673-4119 ___ . ------• corated, 2 priva te patios,
Call for dftaJb fnS.1171 'Ille Real Est.ate Store Bea utifully furn is hed
P ent House I bdrm .
& last +$125 sec dep.-..-n. lmct.o S..
CalUorapp~lOOl. Ja ; ' Tow1•a•• •
Near new, lovely 3 Br. .. CJIH C09'Mo fa.
Ba .• built-ins. doubl tadk •5-w l ......_
garage. 2370 Ora nae. 2'/a ba. I yr. INM.
$565 mo. Owner ·213/ S150 ,_. .._ A•al J.
541-6196 tr I. C4MM121.
-c:MLD W&COME-4 bdrm. 2i,\ ba. Deerfield.
Eastside. 2 bdrm .. new Near school. on cul-de-
decorator carpets. fresh sac. Rec rm. w / wet bar,
paint , fe nced yard , spa. extra s. No pet s. garage. NO DOGS, water M c paid, ssoo mo . ( $950 1880· Sierra gmt 0 ·
m>ve in). 178 E. Wilson. _64_1·_1324 __ . ------
formal dinin g room . Available at Sl7SO pr mo. S-a.-... 3276
Count ry Cl ub like
fac1llt1es. $1050/m o .
~9U7. 644---7020 ...................... .
•
9wi\2 -+ den.+ 2~Ba. 2 ---------
c ar u tt ac hed .
L·1ngo washer/rlrye r . rlg .. Incl. rec. ceut er, 2 blocks
.,...&-r beach. S.S7S m o. S .C.
770-6064. L aCa rre
THE
"GOOD
LIFE" NO FEE ! Apt. & Condo _Rea.It __ >'· _____ _
rent als . Villa Rentals s..taAM lZIO
675-4912 .Bk.r. • ••••••••••••••••••••••
Walk to beach. 2 Br 2 Ba
condo. den, f rplc. pool.
jac. sauna, must see .
$650. 646-1534
No. S.A. spacious 2 Br
T udor . D.R .. F rpl,
breakfast nook. dbl gar,
nice area. SS75. 639-6954
eves/wknds
YEAA·AOUtCD FUN: Social Ac1 .. 11hes 0. · reel()( • F1ee Sunaay
Brunch • 880 s • Pa11Je& • Ptus morti
SSOO 2 Br . l h ba. rrplc ,
bltn.:.. pool, :.tdult:.. no
pets Al't 760-1199
Large 2 bdrm 1 ba . side
"'rd. no pets SS.SO mo
Avwl J uly l 559-9265
CostaMno 3824 •...••..........•...•.•
1Bdrm:.µl
E:ocl garagt:, Ra~ paid
64.2 fHIJ
3lidrm apt. g~ paid
t:ncl gar. ddJU
1>42.5073
2 B<inns. I bath apt
Adults Cai. paid
642 5073
:\USA VERDE home at
11'1ce 2 Hr. fenct'<i ) llrd.
g;,r a.:t-. $395 'm o
~50t3. 1-630-0350
2bdrm Iba. all g .. r. pn\
pallo a du lt:.. no pt-b
$'25 f: .... ck 646 2723
AUr;,i"ave I bdrm 'Jwet
'ilreet l'..itio garJRl'
S35(> mo 962 8118
l bdrm. l ba. stove. enrl
garage. AduJLS No pets.
Rl>C' s s:no mo 646-0083
2 bdrm 2 ba ~ndt>ck
d1shwJshe r . l;,undr)
fac1I 5425. A \ :.ill .tpproi.
Jul) 5th Days 548·8675
~'ves & Wknd~ 760 1418
mos phe re 2&3 br dlx
a.pls No Pets 546 t~-J BR. S275 mo . 1st & la~l
rro •2Br Coodo. nr So. Cst
Plaza, pool & spa . $450.
No p e t i. 75 1·6 166 ;
7~17 .
499 4451 or 548 9574
etrrE 2 BR l Ba. (o!a r . or
OCC. $395 mo. No pets.
751 3696
1126 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Beauti(u-1 garden apt.a. 1 bdrm dee It. t-nc lsd
Pool & spa Adults, DO Rarage. S4SO per mo
pets. 496-Q81 or 523· 7720
2 Br. l ba S43S Dtx 3bd. 2ba. frpl. bltns.
161 E. Ullh St.rM\ pr. w td hookup, DO pet&. SU~ ~y 5.59-7194
.f'romoo t or) f'o 1nl
Fabuluw. Ot t?:.t n v1t:,.
l Br w loft SISOll mo
76()..82.$ I
4 B r • o c t' " n ' 1 l' w
St!a v ll'W . .: Ud nJ RJ ll'
w l"Omm IJOOI '>IJJ . k n
rus ~1400 \J..'l -;59 19!17
~.Al'l Utl\l' kJth l'Jd :!
bdrm 'l l1a lltl(hn'l'
'-'aten ronl ''''"" d~ corall-d Subtt•r ram·an
parkinl!. µo.1 1. all lhl
llJJll•OlllC'> t.45 0701
• •• •:0-.r lludl!. 2 HH 2 I~.
ddlt ~ n•• µcti, St.111
631 3&11. 645·68:.!2
\'ilia Balboa !bdrm &
cJt.n 3rd floor. i.t>cunty &
prn lH \ W f be a ul1ful
ocean view $775 IJt.•r
month. 833·751~ l.'VI.' &
wknds
Big Canyon 2 bdrm. 2 ba
on Goll Colll'k. pools.
tennis. $795/m o Ca ll
8.Sl 1611 dll)'S, 760· 1197
eves 4' wkDds.
EMH.ALOl.AY
SUMMER RENT A L
fu m 3 Br + bunk room
Colonial home w 1 O<.'Cdll
\U. dc1·k. bnl·k patio
dOM' to lt'nn1-.. pools. ;".
µ J r k ,\ ' a 1 ~ a b I l'
h1 l.S !I 15, WN •k , • inon1 h,
or M.'a ... on Ca ll I.ING<>
kt.AL ~~'\T \ T 1-.1>4 I i U21J
8.AYR OHT
J Bdrm:. 2 bJLh., l'\lt-14 I\
rl'dt•t:or.1ted ~..i nd'
bt-Jth Av.ttl bot 2 wk~ ol
Ju1) Sl500 tM :1513
Fu rn or u n f room:.
holN!:.. "'alk lo beath
W\.h 11r monlhl> For m
fu call i II n 5-023'J, 11 ll,
l>arul Pl 11 n:a
Newpvrt. 12 bUc to bch,
lo'ely 2bdrm . $375 wk
-;14 96 8 -8 263 o r
21J..94~-4J33
VERSAILLl'.:S. Newpo'rt
Beach, 2 Bit 2 Ba, view.
Pool, sauna . exercise
room, u nd e r g rou nd
perttrng, seeunty gates.
•u lly rum ished. $2000 • ________ , Al'J. 646-~---
Vilo-..O.Ca1dH
Lease. Adult ool)
•lbr Lba ocean view
•lbr. den. I'• ba
• 2tlr. 2 ba, C>Ct'atl view
•From SSSO mo
Jbdr m L:.1ot una lieat·h
homl.' 2 blks to beach
June 28 J u.1y 'l7 Sl200 -
~.July 19-26 S400 +
deposlL 494-0255
2Br.2 ba S4SO
:m8 W. Wtlson St.reel
631 5.583
SI 00 At& l.8fT JRL PROPERTIES Le Bllic Bear Cabtn. ld~I
2 bdrm. l ba. pn paUo 6 MS-4565 64S-6CJ9 loc:a:uon for fLShUlg., hilt·
carace. lots of gran. !!~!!!!!!!!!!~~~! 11\lC or Just getting away.
33S52 Blue L antern. 3 bdrm..2 ba lbousefrom Wk nd or wk ly ra t es I br $370
2 br l ba $440
22SO Vanguard Way
54-0-96216
CllS-3354 or 4.96-8230 beach Di 11 630-1392 or av all 1714 )545.Q}16
~~ 2 bdrm. 2 ba. !113.(1884
3 Bdrm . 2 ba. bllln&.
Cartlaund. $500/mo 782
W. Wtlson 5'48·5186
View. deck . g araRt'.
f~ paint • carpet. M5()
mo. Call Be<'lt> eves
~3796 -------
Spat>IOUS Fairuly 3 bdrm l..arge 2 bdr l ba. \'er)
2 ba.S375 Playground & dean S375. Ma r tha
pool 646 1486 l\llenl 49' 3612 or 661-l 16 l ---------
2 Br. 1 ba. l St.or). ShaR IW---lead 1140
Jbd. 2ba ..... bUt lo lx:h.
963-3818
968-2238 ---Luxury apt. s mall com
p ex. 2bd.nn. 2ba, a<·ro-.,
the canyon from Parl.
Newport Uay view. frpl.
S57S mo 644 g4.l\I
JUST AV AIL.AILE
GREATSUMM ER!
CORONA DEL MAH . 3
Br+gue.t. Wkly clean
mg ~Imo yrl).
~ T ~. P S T 0 8 I c;
CORONA Rt-:ACll 3Hr
Ind~ linens $W0 per
N u,n 3lir. lt•n
•~ & bc al'h SiOO per
~l~-k -~ __ 3989 __ . ______ 13 bdrm. 2 ba. Condo Un.iv.
2 n e w S u per Sh a rp Prit. New paint, 2 ca r
Townhomes 2bdrm. den, ga~age . fire place,
21,2ba, frplc. d bl gar. Atnum. No pets. $625.
poo l , jac . s a u na . Sier ra Mgm t. Co.
Microwave $60().700 mo. 64l·ll2A
SEAVlEWby ownr. 3bror
4br. Fam rm. Best ocean
vtew. S1400Mo. 581·1122
PATIO CONDO With 2
Bdnns. 1 bath. Secunty.
pool. $485 I mo.
GREAT RECREATION:
Tennis • Free Lessons (pro & pro shop) • 2
Heallh Club6 •Sauna
drps. patio, frpl, d /w . •••••••••••••••••••••••
be a m c eil1 n 1o1s. gar Lovel> all adult, no pt>lS.
Adlts. $395 2650 Elden, 1..2&3 Hr apt.'>. 6200 1:.d
1 l)~-8406 ~er. h b 846--0619 1 br apt S395 I :! br c1 pl
~ Superb loc. J u.:.t ~ or 0 C Airport, lilll k
Ba' ar<'a 1'0111. rl.'c rm ALL UTILIT I ES P,\I L>
201W Bm ·h St . 979 ~1
IJDO ISLE J Hr T1•11111.., ~
& lit-a ch Sl50U 2 ,. t'Ck
Wayne, Agent 645-9161 TURTLEROCK 3 Bdrm, 2
Eastside ba. cpls. drps, lge yrd.
4br. frpl, quiet locale. Gardener incl. Avail Ju-l ~ b a , 2 c ar ga r . I> 4. Ph 114 /640-0595 or
gardener incl $075 per .-sss-__ 2401 _______ _
mo. 611-0997 eves WOODBRIDGE Condo
2bdrm, 2~ba CONDO. 2bd. 2ba. frplc, dining
W tD. (rplcs. pool. jac, rm. au gar. ac._Sm yrd.
smsMS--0892 across from qwe t pk &
pool SSSO Yrly lease.
lBr Lwtury condo by So. 5Sl·lr747or~·3116
Cat Plaza. end unit . view.
pool/tennis . adlts $395 TURTLEROCK 3bdrm
mo. incl some ulils . 2ba. fam rm, rrplc .
1·49H419 beautiful decor. Avail
July l at. $800 m o .
Niu and clean 3 BR 644-5010
home, new carpels & ----------
pa int . USO m o. Call 3 Br &arden homi:. Colony
54&-590 ask for Pam CIC' ol Jr~ne w /pnva cy & oave teeunty. Comm. pool & _;;:.,;;_;.._ _______ , tennis. $600/mo. Ca ll
----------• Hydromassage • snJNNINC Ir!( 2 bdrm 2 rrurumum
:.>' boat slip, posh. 3Br.
2Ba. SllOO mo
1 Bdrm coodo $400/mo.
Waterfront Homes
631 1400
Swimming • Goll ba. garden apt Pool. rec
Driving Ranoe area. S385mo 710 W
MA.RIMER'S WALK
4J 2 & 3 br apts rrom
~so Frp lc. large )d.
µauo, gar. or Huntington
lla rbour . r h1ldren OK
16662 Jib <.:1rcll·. apt I.
84().6807
. We 113\'c Total Propcrt' • ·
640-4919
s..llt.odt 3214 N W PT C R ES T •••••••••••••••••••••••
BEAUTIFUL APTS Singles 1 & 2 Bed _Ullh __ St _
rooms • Furn1shPd V)•. A c~DOVA
& Unfumehe<I • Adult --
Y.eslc:l1H \d lll . 'inRll'
level 2 br. 2 ba . patios.
\ldl1a1iec1111.•nl 1ha1lablt-
Waterfront Sahs buQ
673-it900 Spectacular ocn view, 2
BR. den. +ofc. 2i,\ Ba .
secluded, fplc. ba r. $9SO
Temus, pool. etc. 673-2181
L1v1ng • No Pe1s • Most UU1. 1-'ree New cpl. OCEAMFROHT ModelS Open Daily ~nc l garage. pal10 . Spanom with hu>:e P''t beaut Rrounds. W11tk to ---------• e\·enthtn~ Adu1ls onl>
$150 76().-0795 3200 sq n home 1 )r lse. 9 to 6 dshwhr. landry r m N balcoony olr rnstr bdrm.
Pvt communit y. Refs Oakwood pets scp lndry rm. 2 car gar. req $1600 /m o (213> Gerden Apattmenta l BDRM $.375/mo BB l member.. Sum
• W£HAVE *
SUMMY RENTALS
645-7573 2 bdrm. Spacious Coodo 592 210'1 N---.. ....-....... N. ZJ23 E!<!:n7~e • CM 3Br. 2~"J Ba. sep d.ul rm. mer IDOfllhs °' '-ear l>Ub .......... ._.., . ~ ....., 0 W. trash com pactor ~
on upper Newport Bay. SoilthL.ogmo -J 216 8801rv1ne 1a1 t6U>1 -----1 SS75rm 8'2-2023 lease_ ~8399 DtAMONO 1~ baths. fire place .••••••••••••••••••••••• <7t41 &cs-0550 1-"C>UR S EASONS APTS ·----s.to.Ano 1180 REAL ESTATE
view, 2 car garage. 1 Beaut1ful0«an view Newport 8..ctt S. Couple. no pets, 2 br, 1"2 2 bdrm Condos near Hunt u •w 'ou r MW'
year lease. S650 per mo. 2bdrm h~. lease 170016th St 10o•e< at 1e11>> ba twnhse Patio. pool Harbour A\ ail now. Call ;·~·;~·;:::~~·~, '"m.ou. :!_&~~ ~r~~~::;n.~ ____ 4_99-_1_6.12____ \7141642-6170 $370 13SJoannS42·1602. Suel\llent846·1371 &carport. Avail immed San Clemente 4 BR 2 Ba
833-0070. lbdrm add-on, stove, fng. 3 bdnn 2 ba. Upper. 4 l bdrm 1 ba. Condo. New CallS4.S-2lnOafl4r M · nr bcacht re..i c July.
_,.. bc:h 3B 28 2 WI incl. Nr shops at bch. Luxury 2 Br 2 Ba. swim Plex. Near O.C.C. enc. redecorated. Spa. rec n.tfll lltO Aug. Sl600 mo. ~~2·36~
W11&& to , r, a . S48S499-S259 pool. t ennis . frp lc. l(arage No pets $460 rm.&pool.IMfl..4772. ••••••••••••••••••••••• y-..,,//J.-ll..t~' 4250 fpks,useolpool &tennis ---------ma~cenl view. WH k· 10 40 C. V a l e n c ia , c..aA .,..,. ri -il C II • I 2 bdrm 1 ba new carpet ~JOUS .c..uvrm a . • nu •••• • •. •• •• • • • ••• •••. •. courts, ava now.GI Ill II •1 ly.673-3720 S45-79113. · · • crpls drps b t ins mo. yrl lse. 652-5099 ,. ...... d J400 enclad pallo. $385 mo. · · · T RADF. my Maui 1 br
.. ••••••••••••••••••••• DELUXE DUPLEX·"" Tnpfcx 3 BR 2 na. patio, Near Hunt. Har bour . $455/mo.~9114· condo on K a ana pa li
Harbor Ridge; 4 BR Kena-.a..a. •• t 2 , .... Condo, r .. 2Br, blktoocn. 3Br. 28a. gar. fplc. a\M\deck. 2 car "ar. 842·31189. '\.-...... FwWllMtd Beach for house or apt
-·
-
LAROE quality bome. Toni at Lingo Real
c:lub bouae ar ea. 3br, Dltae.644·'1020
21,ttba. fam r m . J un e ............. ul Bd bo .
ingtoo Model, resenol 7;8a, P:Uo. pool~una, avail oow. Swarner ren· ~. 646-1220 " ---------+or u.1: ..,..d ltOO Bal. Island or CdM. 7-19
view; g uarded 1 a te. Falr lane Cardena, 631 tal wkly. Also avail RENT IS •••••·••••••••••••••••• lhn.1 7-30.851 1600 ·' $2000. mo. SUony One So. Fairview. S.A. S4.25 w inter r e nt:. I (213) Couple needed to manage A4-LETTER WORD ~uly 1546-3937 .......,.. 4 rm me ID ..:::...;;.....;,;_ ______ ,,Northwood. Pool, spa,
JJlr, Ira. yard. 1 small A/C, a nd much much clot. ol. 1425/mo. See at: more. Yur's leueavail.
m E.22DdSt.C.ll. Atkins StOO/mo. Call
RaDcb Realty. 551·2000
Reall)',asltforEllen. mo.~7158 8BH'706 small apt howle 1.n Costa 13.12500WN l & 2 bdrm. New Delux Low interest rates Conde». Waikiki Ui!a&ch . --7-52-'1-~-°'-7-52-·51-11--tC_a_• _'_a-, -,-1-----_Ex_ec_u_t_1-ve_A_p-ar_t_me_n_t_a Mesa. Joe 540-22'00. wlille they last. Hawai I. Ocean v aew ·
tt.W View._. UN .. Nllh1d J4ZS 2bdrm fumlsbed. ocean 3 bdrm. 2 be .. Crplie. newer t & !Br Villas Pool. tennis. S200 wk. It >
Up1r&ded Cape Cod •M•••••••••••••••••••• view, frplc:, available ~r triplex, Nr. S.C. Fnim ~ up. Eves. 213/892-4515. 1
Townbome w/ten.n.ls 38r,2 ba,dtwaab,pool. weekly o r m o nthly Plaa.Dlcl aar.Nopeta. Vll.LAWARNE R pools.lmoia,waletfalla. to,_.. 4300 ::
pool 900/mo. Drive by dbl pr. Nr S. Cat Piasa throuab Se ptember. 152S.M4-5m Warner at Edwards H.B. =Gas rorcookl.ng& ••••••••-•••••••••••• ••
2708 HilJaide Dr. & call: 6Frwys,ll50.96S-3833 S&leo,Moothn.iFri. ~ 2br, lf*Cioua n4-148-4172 paid. From SU Moving! Avoid depoalts& mcTALS 1.Z.3ST1. & 1.341;2034, x .... _ Diego Frwy drive North cut llvina expenses' 2Br,2~be ...... ·· SL500 wkdya . or '40·9421: 2Br coado. tr• -.-. ... Larp, haxurloua. adult livtna. pool, adwll. No 2Br 1~ Townbouae. on Beach to llcFadc:len Profe111onally slnu tBr.2~ba (f\arn) •• S1100 wkodl. S48S/mo. Ask for Nena: •Yeartyasomo. peCa.S375.7S.S W.lllhSl. Near beach. Tennis tbm Wectoo Mc:Faddeo um.
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-hDD.6451125 UO/mo.99-2319. •0•~•n=••11 · •enc I*'· blk bdl. Waaber/DrJ, Adulta CJabt, NNr ~ H.8.Rit.a-S3WOIO. ~.., ~JI'•~ radt. adJta. 00 pet.a. azs,. IWft. Ma• OardeMr 01fta C:.nter. An 6pm -'1 eutiour VMw. 4 br, lam --•• .. •••••••••••• 1157 Maple St .. C.11 . tzO mo...... . wtaya. eU-U20 or W/M abr 2bd. 2ba, apt. .,,1 rm., diAln1. Xlnt lot. Huatin1ton Har bor,.......... 3106 a7-4Tlh1Upm . ... Dana f'l. ms mo, lat, ,11 View . t tSO. Cal Brand aew Pent.HouH -••••••••••-•••••• Im. 2 bdrm 2 ba &" I BL a ba, pvt.~ t ast.avaU&olS.~ .,
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k1.., .. Jay • Stucco • &lie. wtndowca.-..-l-·-ecreeos ••••••••••••••••••••••• c•• aJl .... _ ..._t• •$ I C.U'TOJI lNTERIOK l$4·e:l60 l>r)'wa 4t more. JB. -int/ext lo raa. fHt aerv you ... t' ....., .,_ · •n111•• .. ••-•uHaa.. CARPENTRY ELECTRJCIAN M&-lllO Kal·(?W)-.al07 llo•lntT The Starvia1 free ut 841-~H4 or Dedd.Qlolalltypea.Lee
ClaUdcan ~home. ace) lb' Jay NHIOI C...tc-cnt-But r al u. beat nred of deulni your ~~~ ~~·;~~:a~ Mi4Jl!O RooftDI C:O. of CM. c.au • up. No. Coata M•• p TRJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• worllmanahlp. Small Jack of all Tradft. Home ........ _ u--away• Call -.c .,1 ... .,.. ....;...:.:;....;..;..:..;.. ______ ,Marty or Rob•tM2-7m. V ~--" .,.,...,, l"""· .-11 I i 11 J b a .....--..... ' _______ N_rv_._ ... _._ _ _,.•Paint1n1/Pap•rln1. _....,_ n VIO> v ·19 '" m• {)rivewayt waJ}a petlCJe. jobapttferred.67~. repa fa, ama 0 • Jemm6e-..T07 lmide/QUSKMI, ,;.. est. ae>o.TUMa.UP
t a•D"'"'~o my bo-prowJ .. lu ~tb nta adccdl~~ by 8locli wall.. U y'n npr Tyler.646-145$ -·-·au' .... _,. oa a -... re· Freeesta ~7~ • •• Exi**"«t • tttiable. Wls;/P .. 11 lat Im med at art. Fred WW recoocUUon your old ~).7MOwll CM modellni. patloa 6 · ,... -• Home improvement, 2S Reta. P&eaae call Llaa -.................... 9&Ml82.3 roafforltathoftbea.tof ,.._O.br d ••••••••••••••••••••••• }rs exper. Fencln1. PETERSPAINTING ---------•a new one Also new -------· a ...!c .. ~!. SS Builders. Jl'tnd what you want In 11\mutwere-flnlJhlng.re-Depeodable.831-0llW _-. __ m_e _____ --1 Eapr'd. Reas Retu. ~al•CCKllmtrcl•I rooh .
,....,, •• c•-......... 2 to .. v•~v Oa.11) P11otClui.Uleda pairs aandbla1t1n° 1 Fr ..... R 0JDROOFING WTU .... w. "9-... • •• Excellent housekeeper Free Eal. Call Gene petDI og ee nt. eu.
Noa ~hna Friday My Coelf•octor _su-_;__743S ______ -4Rooi\nl. plumbln1. palnt, w tareat refs . need• ~ ,_r-.....;.;..;...·_S'l_~_a_1...;.,_17_l..f11 __ 37_1 __ __:5;...:S;...:7_·.::.2...:..l ..:..S..:..3 __ _
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••••••••••••••••••••••• Specialize ln entry ways It
ceramic tile floora.
962-18113
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•• JrvlQl.l75-D7&•vea. JACI WILLSON ~c ... ' Haulln1-Movin1. Con· ....................... s5311-4313MC/Vlaa ....................... r ..... ·eiiM ti M ,., G .... ,,, c-•· ac&.--Treeetopped/~moved. Crete • tree removal. ROOF TUNE-UP G Gadley Plumber. ::.··;:;···~·,;~~-·~·· -•••••••••••••••••••• • -.....-New lawns. 751·3476 Quack servtce MZ-7838 Recond o&d roof i,,. the O.ve's PainUng, Ht"Vinl Repair aervtce. lnst.aUa· nQP rea ea ID
nlECABlNETWORKS R e~i dentiol • Commer ci al • COllt ot a new one New aru 9 yrs. most reas. lion. back.flow certiflca· tanauages. Join move-Landacapm1. tree trim· OCC student. Slllploader. roafalOO. check my ref lac. Uon6'2-9315 ment.Sh6r\handSoclety,
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,. eoftdo. $250. Avl. 7-1. Stora1e 1ara1e1, on COMPANIES: A pro· q11pa f -.. 1 ..... N Grand f , __ , Prime Newport/Mesa ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... r '" ~ Balboa PenJn. nr Fun ess ........ en•ironment. r ... __ Zone c 1o ~x2 o ~ · >. 714/&51-oAl &nines Park. Quality CHOICI IMYISTMIMT Santa Ana. CA 92701 ,Boom; Kit.c111S111 priv. cloee 613-ZIM.3.173-3930 ----------• olfice &i warehouse sp.ice Oul-Ol·area. Xlnt mngt
, to beach. $210 loci PRIME COSTA MESA Cor luH. Carpels. w/CPM 3 shopping ctn ACftESSl.S!
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In lar1e Meu Verde leavemesaaie. newl y d~raled. Qwck ava1lable now 642-4463 apprec. Davis. Agt Learn with prolesslonaJ
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privi\eges.S300aMo.or_,__ Harbor Blvd. Agl. UIOOsq.ft.bwld~.10.000 ••••• tllt THIPro•cttc. 1 Qe&otiable. UUUUes lDd. -·••••••••••••••••••• ~1366 sq ft outside. Storage W..ted 5020 ~ Tesnale 540-2826 or DIC. sums ---------preferred or IJght traffic ....................... Ct .. _,
• 645-9080 Prime Newport Beach •NEWPOHT BEACH• mdustry 546-3429 Orange Counly Produc Of 0....,. C ......
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l{appy F&lhers Day
Granddadd) Del)'IUI
TOM HANSON
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fbmd Young lnsh Set Le.ape. 537 ·2273. DO fee.
ter. Fountain ~Valley UlST: BUttran G4!n111An
area Shep, med u . no collar.
___ ~l2J54 Osco. 142·2611 Ive Ollig
FOUND En&llah Setler.
White remale & dark
Vic. Bay • Nwpt.
Blvd.CM.
brown rabbit N~port FOUND: Set or ToyOta
BHc:h Arum.al Shelter car keys, Monrovia &
~ l9lb CM. 64S-8IM
f'OUJllD Terrier mix FOUND: CaUco cat. rem
Maie Buff color Vic de<:lawed, flea collar.
Talbert Bushard, F V Nr Orange fr Csl Hwy,
963-ZJM NB. 6'2· 1603
~oomy ' duplex, lerae view. Cl70.l630. 759-90J6. sq rt. In New Bwldlog In Mooey Raiser : Real anytlme.
furn. rm. Prefer quiet om~ In Bayview Hotel. New Po r l Ce n t e r Eltate Syndication Firm _..:._ ________ 11
,. ndlHmoter. SZOO. Kathi Historic al I and mark Olrporat.e Plaia Below needs full or part time lS ,. 5484M4 Fashion laland George ~) ~ " up. Bay View. 1-:Jk 1 na Com Pan>. Money Raiaer for Tax .......... u 1.• Share my home walh non lmmed. occup. Contact Realton, 759.9100 Shelter Syndication.
f amotlftl, drinking lady Rose.673-31122 Liberal comm. Please
; t1701Do + .,._ Utll. l01'2 Rmauita.12Ssq. rt ........... 4450 submit qualllacaliona lO HOMIOWMEllS ~ &upfromf7s.n 9 W.l9tb ....................... P.OBo.x 8W. Newport 0..DtiyA8911 .....
• St. call Tom c:An 2200. For at.ore le omce apace al _lli!l!l6()_________ Use your eqw'\y for bill.a, .Non·amok101 female to .,.,.,. reuonable ta home additions. •aca·
ahr 2 Br. 2 ba apt MedJcal" Profeaaaonal sooto•Jra00 ~· _ Oul ot area owner musl bona. m . Ally amount. , .,, ___ All ameniU... 6 "' aeU take-out sandwich any reuon. Credtt or~ --offices Reasonable rent. M""'•vERD"" R ~
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Cloae to ahopa, Sad· r..->n r. shop Gd houn. 9·3. -on OOl neceuary Compare
dlebllek CoUqa • UCI. C.0.la Mesa 548-2103 PLAZA th r u t' r I. No exp our coau. 24 hrs • S225/mo.~ Im llesa Verde E, C M. ntteS&ary One person« weekends.
545-4123 expand bu1lne11 with ~5167.116-7041
Coif course ept San 1andw1cb route 27402 C'4mfQU walk to bch, •Ml'WPOltT/C.M. Camino Capistrano, .,...,..,D .. :·1.-e-. .. ,,.... IOll
tmnll, ocean vlew. Slli$ Up to 4700 aq.ft. avaJI. at Lquna Nl1uel. 644Hl883
-..-afltpm. prime corner, 17th & OI' l31·10ll. Courtmy lO -·••••••••••••••••••••
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Nwpt Blt'f~ <R~ ......._ ,,.._
...._ _ ... _ HB 2bd ... N brc*tt'S. m .ooo. -~ -..,..._. .... •~· r c rcW All type11 of reaJ eat.ate
bch. priv yrd, pet OK. .... 41475 Have a hllhJy prot1i.ble lovellmeota al.Dce 19'11.
Wf11!¢.tPM. end bNutilul Jun Shop S,.c.14 ....
"NPT BCH. Lad)' tD ahr 2 flOI UIAll ol your ewn. Featurlo1 JM TDt
,. ar'2 ,. apt W[Hme. lmmedl.Ue Harbor Blvd store or of· th• lateat ID Jean•. 64Z.Z171 545-061 I
,,, (>,~ PoOl J 0c n~bast Location +tx· Dmlma and Sport.awear.
"· t•"n't a. tl I ·, n8ccl... oupanoy .,,...""' tn Cot&a MeH. n6.$0C> Include• t>eilo· I at & 2 d TIUST .• To Flt Yiour ...... .. .. , .... lnventory. nxturea • • • ~ ••· 548-QlOI mo111 ft,e.xcelleot par.-';;3 tralnlJl(f. You may . Dl9S Individual Needs ma. Call Curt.la Herbert.I haw yow at.en open tn SFR a; lit. to *500K. »
220to3,000QJ Aal-l31·1*orl'1M94 •little u ~days. Call ynd pu.rcbaM and refl;
1100 Ill· ft. lD ahopplol for Mr . Louahlln ~0 ... ~0 L1...~Yp:· Pleue can Por ceat•r OD BrlalOI nr. lllJ.D.IJOt .,.._, nvu VWUIB. 0
An Appointment Jambol'M, 114-UU•v• · prepay, fee/IHMbold.
Art Ceoter fs Frames. Allothnl4frCoodo• ('714) 6'7& .. aeea 1111111.e.tllll ..... 4100 Pl1vU. Put)'. Wed/Sat, DOBBSFINANCIA.L ~l. On.De•· ....,JERV1CES ...._.1
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ta. Bctaea._. to buttDIN f« )'OUJ"Nlfl T.D. a. No ttedit ct.eek. a..-. mt1 co wttb faa· no Pf'lt1. FOi actJaa call t..uc JIOC•l•' '8 1oun A&lf73.12UU)'Uma.
for su,ooq witlt Just IDdTDIGr .... -..Oat 15-~ down. No pre-l2JiOO'lt •
vloH bualneu up uf.a.SUau. ._...,.,. Owner wW
tralD • flnuce com· ~.;;;..c;,;;..;.;,...._ ____ 1 ,..._,.CaJ.1n....,..-. ***
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Let Ad-lincl' Save You
Time and Money
a brand new service
•You may rtqUISf M-Sittw when pb:Jng y041t od.
•The M-Sitter number will ~ in 'fOAJlf Doily PUot od.
•Acf.Sjttw tdcet mnt>Q!M fer you 2• houri o day.
•You d in ot ywr conwNenm fO get me 1 'IPOlllll fO '(OK ad.
(Monday thru Friday 8 om to 5:30 ptn. Sotonfoy 8 om to noon.) Or. if you w6lh. we will cal 'ftlJ with yoJ/( ,..,. .. ot 0 apmflld time.
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c.~,!!IL. An }OU a.,_ ..... •".e l•~--.llJll-----AlTfOMOTP"'IRVT~ Booklu~~rt llttepl 1-'ull ~HJER·weekendsooJy. ~~~~:.~ ..... !!.~~ ~~~~:.~ ..... ?.'.00•• • ..... .-w_....... 1t .. ..,._, ,. Pill cm • U1t Mllni • • or pMt l11tw Some col· Lloyds Nunery .. • ........... .
• ~1'-0utuU ·N uc'a to auta t r ou COUN111PDSOM le:~~ :mt helpful Will 841-7441 CLERICAL COOK Delhwy/Warebcwe
1 t'H l\W al..-..~ • b~•••:: .. • ~r••,ll• * ~ ~r:n•:~udtl~l!0,>u(I'~ ~!1:chS":;a~IAN~~~~rt ---------Buay field service olftce Flt.Ima 4r P IUme. Apply G111nll ... L
-. ..,ll.l ................ ,... • • •"• na. •--· • "" -.1-.. cl·n~at who •n Monday Friday bt ... n .. -.... n "'--· w -_,.., __ Oall1l4 f814 -MJJ8 TRIVEX. INC • Unw ""'lllon ava1labl~ 646-7406 c··~ ,..,..,., ... "' ~ ... . . .. . ...-.... per,., LelJ•I Coeflcteeuat ---------• ~a.Mrahtporforclgncar -------IYIKll.J Joya diversification. 3 " ~pm . C o c o •• P /tlm• ope .. i DI la u,~ PO Boa u.a. CAMDn ~!ult!:!:.~~.0~.!~: ·~~rlcnct! required looldiH,..--M ... Good t ypina a kllls. R eat auranl . 4147 watebouae deUveria1 t-f!.., .-.......ous -cau G&en for an ap'""lnl· C'"-u plttnnt te&ephooe man· MacAltbur Blvd .• N.8. material to depta: 1..S -Y m.diateOl)enlnp for ..., -..-TDTI M ner " records keept.ng ~z:.M.4. Man Uvu Fri: reqalres •• For w...t • Pleaaant 1 COST mc:nt Subat i.nti11I Newpor t upenence neceaur)'. ablllty tolift11Pto &O lbe.
• PfRJTUAL REA.DINOS _~ __ ._Dta.t __ m. __ m ....... 1 __ 1 •CCAA ...... ..-... IOY CAllVEI r1rm hli~ e hallcnging K.aowled&e of Telex a Cook. P/Ume. Exper. nee. Valid Calli'. driver's
to.in lOpm t'\allJ l.Jc'd ,.. ""'"""9 llO&.Ls.IOYCE pobtlton ror expen enced plus . Good s tarting AWIY in penoo: LeB&ar· ticeme lt :tf."W'u:.ru·
4!4 7298 or 44 ~ 1115 DeJa Y• CLIRI SL 64M444 llld1v1dual M amtain re-t'OC" ~~~bl& aalan " h ~rat com· nu Restaurant. 414 N. in&. ()pen 1 f Ap-S C.m1n.1 Real, San Prevtoua experience lo a l'Ords ror mulllple cor pany paid be nefits. Newport' Blvd., N .B. ply Promptly. Cont.act
, .. _m Prot--'-al "'a-~ 1m1nufaclurin11 environ AUTO ROUTE porattoos lhru finillncial w Piease caU 549·8412 for ~00. ~I Dept. ctty of """" ....._, "'~ ...... -TiiE REG ST""R statement~ Must be e promote lo manage. inlervlewappl. w1Uu feimJnlne touch mamt uama standard cost I i:. • Earl) ,,. ell "roome d . non-ment & super vuK>n from O>ok·ret.ired ,_rsoo ...... CoaUMesa. 7141754-~ '4Ml71 method and EDP re· AM. l \2 to 2 hn>. S375 Lo "' Wlltun. •dro-H•l1CMlics ..-,.,.-E.O.E. porU Wiil asalat cost ac· S4 5 0 I mo . X I n t Mroker. Send resume & WANT A CARE~R? lRVlNE.CA ferred. To cook e vening _..;._ ______ _
lj(, pampe red with •"' m 'Sentkn 5360 ~c raon al relax1n&••••••••••••••••••••••• ma~"~ by 12 of the pre· BIRTH CONTROL CTR
UJts!>• iU'ls lo Soulhery> Tuba I st e r i Ii za lion
<.altrornla J ac uzu, b)laparoscopy <Band·
wtuna etc. Open toam Aid Surgery> & vasec-um.? days a week Vis· lom1es 17752 tieach a/M.C. Atlantis Heallb Blvd H.B 17Hl84B-6330
Spa. 2112 Harbor Blvd. --·-------Costa Mesa 645-3433 Br
1ng this ad for your .... 11¥11 .. 11 special gift ---------
STAG &PVTPARTIES &
NUDE• DANCER ....... 7005
•MODt:;L •••••••••••••••••••••••
countaol in eatablishlOg moonh&ht Wives. re ~alary history in <:on-Call (7141831·9421 E.0.E. M/F meals for children lo Delivery penoa, over 21.
cont rols, monitoring tired. d1sab1hty. stu fldenceto P 0. Box 17l5.I~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.( Fullenoo. P /time, S or8 must have good drivinl perpetual invent or y , dents. N~ gd Whl>el!> S e,,.port Beach , CAI~ nights/wk . Call Jim record.Seml·retlredpre..
variance analysis. and ~5426. 921663 Chinese bousellUln who O.ERICAL KMpar: 714-870-5S22. ferred. Full or part thne.
entnes to general ledger. ---------wanted job with widow ~m.im •nd Interface wi t h BABYSITTER wicar. 111 IXPROF<:.MGI. p&easecall673-1879. · ---------
manufacturin&. IJ\Y home, part-tune, One girl office. ruu tune. DIMlflN Coc*s Delivery L.A. Timea, to 645-0128 M F Casual atmosphere CLEANING PERSON: *INIRIU G Breakfast Cooks nttded. h o me s i n N e wpo r t
111 Npt. Bch. ror marine Apartment build ings, Full lJme. Top P•Y " Be~ Sat " Sun only. ACCOUNTS
PAYAILE
Position requires high
schoo' diploma and some
expenence ma manulac·
tunng accounting e n·
vironmenl, Type 45.50
wpm and operate an ad
dertcaJculator by touch
Bab)!> 1 t t er wanted onented business Ex-full lime Coi.ua Mesa (llPOIJUllTY beneflls. Exp·d only. Ap-3:30am to Sam . SlSO per
Mature woman to live ID p·d & mature 675·7960 Newpor t ~ac b area: ply ui person 3·5pm. 400 rmn. :>48-8841.S.1413.
ROOM F R EE Ft•" da y s , 548 -602 4 Vehicle needed. TSL S.CoastHwy,l..ag.Bch.
hours wkl) Child age 3. _!_Ves/wknds Managemenl.6"2·l603 •TB.Ult JOI.LY IOGR D!mal
642 2870 or 646-6775 Cash 1e n n g o r re I a led '"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!t ftont office recepUoalst . Hkpr/Sec'y Recpt Cl.£AHUPPHSON backeround and 1tght 1: Expe r . n ee. Xln1.
Babys1ttH needed . Permanent P/T. S days. 6 days per week. 2 hrs typing required t;x. COOllS~& sa laryl beneflts. Com· ~kdays, 11pprox1mate· I hn. pr da). Bookkeep rught S4 hr S4(1.1765 penence preferred. but Good company beoefJt.s. puter lmow&ed&e helpful.
ly Jul) I. for 2 g1rh. ages m~. pa' roll, typing ex wtll train Call for ap-Apply.m person only. 1 to 837-0'711.
9 & ~ Must haVl' own per :\pl Uch archttN·t potnlment. Spm, Tues thru Sun.1---------
WtU ~ater your next par-Mot o r e y c t e Ridi n g
t) I m 36-24·36. l8yrs lnsln.tction Experienced
Pam ·s pvt outcall. Aft. & novice 20 hour courses.
6pm !>42·0207. Dys: Orange County /Lon g ACCOUNTING
778:l<m. Beach Chapter, National CLERK
tr ansporlal1on & re· fi.'2 71.55 l!!@!llm•c:J .. ------1 Sebastia n·s West. 140 D!maJ Ass1staat Newprt ferences Located in ------Ave Plco,San Clemente. Bda restorat.ive pnetk'e
Stonecreek North arra or looldl...,.,. F /C STI•EITS ----needs exper. Ind.iv. Good ---------i Sa f el Y C o u n c i I An entry level pos1t1on _7_14_-527_..866() __ . -----• elUSL'. for an mdi v1dual t.o
Woodbridge ss.2·0471 CPA Firm at MacArthur r• AMERICAN cos ~ E T O LOG IST -salary. many benefits. Bhd & Jumboree Rd . $ 1ir·d. to ass11t owner of 631·3*90. RRSTLADY ~corts Models
Party Dancers
972-1345
•FOXY LADY•
OU'TCALL ONLY
•972-1138•
•IMM. MASSAGE•
J acuzzi • Sauna
MR OC AllU'ORT
4301 Birch NB 545-075
11 2am aeross Sheraton
ESCORTS
•953-4473•
~ays open Now H1n n1
Cred.. teacher . avaU for perform clen cal dultes and cost accounting Re· tutonng. all sub1ects. quires high S<'hool
_K_-6_840-_6263 _____ ~ diploma. Some college
7075 •••••••••••••••••••••••
ARTIST /CARTOONIST
Illustrations, adv. art,
f'llp charts, blides etc.
675-834S
accounting des irable.
Mu.'>t be abl~ lo operate
an adder tcakulator
We orter compet1l1vc
saJanes and an execllenl
benefits packa1:e For
Banlung lnme 752·0'l74 contemporary s alon.1---------
TB.LER TRAIHEE ---------• Pun:eUTemporanes s Lag. Sch. Salary +tips. DENTAL HYGIENIST !\tu!>l ha,·e good math Will help you get lbal AVINGS (.;.all. 494.9729 ask for M. lDwor1tinestablishedol·
background & t > ping BORE HOLE cub for Summer hm 6 W1lllams fice near South Coast
ab111l) Xlnt working SURVEYTR'"'I ... ~ Fallaavinp .,._,5 B I c •t PW&. t-ond.s & ruJI co benefit:. "' ""'~ IMMED. OPENINGS ~. ni.t.o · •" COUNTY ~tlL ~ ca 11 r 0 r a pp t Mr ~t1mmum 7 years on th<' RICB'TlOMISTS ~tr llwunga lf79·9800 ror dry deancrs. Exprd ~lungon. Wcst(·rn Thnft Job 'urve) t•,pen1·m·e __ 9¥9eSTS Em. M Jl-'111 onJ) P 'tuni~.968-3633 Dmt'AL ~ANT.full
& Loan. co~ta Ml•sa 1\ppltcant:. must ha\•e --• •n or part-time, back off~ 64S-JLS3 o v Pr " l' a .., work l' x sa. TYPISTS C:Ot:NTER If ELP postion open. X·ray tic "
pcnenn· an thl' North STATTYPISTS bull lime. Ptr counter exper preferred. Mon·
Attn Mother : Be rree this
summer · hire super
babysitter & sW> lover
for Uve-in a l bch, xlnt
refs. Cathy 730-1804
rn>re tnformatton plC'tt::.l' ---------1 ScJ in the ~l 1ddle 1-.a .. t DICTA,. H 0 M Ei·--------•I help le $andw1 ch mao. Fri. Btwn Harbor 4r Far Ea.st.South Arrx•nca l*PISTTS U..t:RJCAL f'~xpenence preferred. Nwpt BIYd s , C.M
& !'lorth Anwnca on orr • Ga.ry ·s Delt 67~2193 63l·M20 short• & land n~s 1-;x Slean'AIUIS --------1----------ASST. ten.,1v~· knowledge or -~Wltb0rWitbc>ut sh · Counter penoo, P/Time. DmtaJ A.ss 't . ortbo exp.
IRAHCH MMGR. )()n i-.rnp1c & magnetic flT OP&ATotll s *81 ... ING rt'tlred wek'omt',646-2i062 RDA req. 4 day wlL. Npt. C HIEF TELLER. ~ur\t'~tn~ lt•c-hniqul.., n · "·p P L Y }I IUWU bl""]l l2 2PM __: Bcf\.&&2-26216.
COOlal1. PEHSONNEI. Banlung
TRIVEX INC .-..-_.o,..i..-c..-..-. Mature woman desires
part lime employment.
general office dulleb, ex·
Newport Beach Veq qwn'<.I With tam1hant) MEDIATELY ,_.,.RTUNfTl[S Cu !>tomer Ser v i ce • pleasant busy ofricc at on I 11'3Ul)(J. II P9~25 & Pu.rceU Temporane1 UfTU ~p~olattve /Operate 0 ENT A L 0 FF I C E
J UIO Redh1l1Avenue Yacht Basrn ExC't•llent llP.n rnmpulero; & 11rv 4020BittbStreet copi<'rs and counter Pro~res uv e, b usy . Costa Mesa. CA 92626 ~alary and benefits gramm1ng C'apab1ltt1e~ NewportBeacb "urlt. speaality practice locat-TOUCH OF CLASS
ESCORTS
<M HRS. 752 0817
Equal Opp Emplyr M tF Supervisory expenenC'e lur tlw latter Appbcanu. Call 851·90$5 •TELLEllS ed 10 F aah100 Isla nd
Male st ud ent in xlnt m savings or brant·h mu..,ttx>rapabll'of wnt l00%f'reePlmBoauaa Cashiering or rdalt•d SIR~~DY see ks ASS ISTA NT ph)s1cal cond will do operat1ons reqwred t<-all mg tt-.:hn1lal manuab & background and ltRhl BUSIN ESS MANAG ER
_pe_r Ma_ry_963_·3_17_3 ___ 1
h I I f '"'CCOU.,._l.,.G J t .. lls d PRINTING anyl ing ega or ~ ,.., ""' Glonal>ot). 714·673 J tJO tone uc t 1ng tra1n1n~ )pt.Dl( S•.I reqwn· ____ ~typing. tn-
Profess1onal The.rapeul1c $10,000.•95·5300. Good w Jn umbers. We 1·ouf'>(-i. Pleai.t• forward ---------Experience preferred DATADCTIY s uraa ce 6 gen . ofc:.
massage Lt<-d NB. W__..._...., 7100 w!JJtrain.OO.QUO. IMPERIALS &L h:t11·r.of refC'rence from a.HICAL but wiU train Aµph 111 _. ... T-~~is e:sseDUa1. Apptonly. Ste .. e. 548 2817 --prC'\1ous t>mplo) er~ to pe!'SOl\ l.o Branches lt-;led _..IEll'lA ~ ~ ...... ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------E.O.E.m/f/h \JOI\ "ork re<·ord PJ\ Securities processing beJoworutll lltalth Organ1zatlon._ ........ __ _..._ ______ _
---------IAccoonls Payabh: clerk · • ACCT CLIC ~~!!!!!!!ml!!!!!!!!!!!l--1 · rllnite S2.SOO to SJ.500 per clerk for Fastuoo b laod kxat.ed m Irvine bas UD· DENTAL Cll&ll'Side aais·
GnatCOlllfl-, expe rienced. No n · ACCTCLl-IMTER m.mlh Take ad to the i nvestment -f i r m . mediate operung ror a N 8ch. Pteasa ESCORTS s mok e r . Call Tom BEAUTI CIAN /tl atr nearl'!>l Slate Employ Processes new invest-Ms Purt·t!lt Data Entry Oper a tor lad. pl. . nl ""Hrs
641
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0180
~rown 661·3612_.___ ACCT Cll SR. St) It s t tha t s pro rnrnl Ofrtct• DOT OlR ments mvolving bank de· 848 2222 Wlt h 2·3 years exper. grcq>prad.ttt. Exp.~
uo AHt COMD TECH gress1ve Appl} Pro I lair 167 00 Ad i>aid ror b) po s 1 ls & de l a 1 I e d v.Uh CRT TenninaJ.Xlnt ferred. 4 da1 wee k.
Cash/Checks ACCOUMTS ,AYAIU EDP TERMINAL OP Co 8546 Warner AH~ .. n emplo)er. foUowup. Investment or salary le fnnge beoef"tts._640-_1l2Z ______ _
._&pjMCjYisa hell &tat. •• ...,,.,. HEAOCUSTODIAH Valley banking exp. helpful package.f'or interview Dmt.11 Secretary ~ ~~~~~!!!~!1-•l n ••d 1 •••rge tic c•·-a -'"'UTY S ... -L-0-... --------eau.11~0123 A11£11CAN contact t>auaeEOEG.Jlwmo/FDd ~-exp. for ac:Uve = 9'F"5"1s -"" ""' Bridal Shop Newport. ~~!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ 6U 1416. -,-n o11 111 acco••h ELECTRICIAH Loo le 1 n g lo be r C' Me,u location. Opening = SAVIW"S ·· · · · · beKb efface. XJDl aal. M...ries •--~ pay.._ .,.... Exp PAIMTlll cogn 1zed? t:;xc1t1 ng . to train as a ::.ates & ---------ml DATAEMftYOPIL Cal.IMl-SW 1 ~ ,.5~ ;.,~ .... &.... Pl.UMIH growtng corporation of bndal consultant. Retail Oencal Elfpandjne co. baa opest-o.TdY ...
Q -1 VLA _ _. ,._._ -i • ...-. beauty salons 1n nM of ~ expenence helpful Laguna H1Us · mes for espr lBY 3'141
*outcall* -•· "_,. -· -•"'• .. ,.,SIO. a molJ vated. enerJtellc. An unusual andexcellent cn~aTft9t' 3tOBSEIToroRd. data entry operator. f\all time,pm abtft.Ex.
Its & wortr .. 9 MAIMT WKl-SI mature Receptionist & at uruuu ~ Hunt.mgton Beach : Mmtmum 6 mos espr. ~· pref. Good wartiag oppof1urul y Ca 11 S56--002ll .,. ... _ _.. a.. L--1»-E O E. c..t &... lnm office. least a top fu1l·serv1ce We are accepting •P· 78Jlh.u1uger Ave Must be able to ~ a. ..--. • .......,._ · ·
&4•.3812 Call c.-.. for•-C AU st)'hsts,toworklo oneof _afte;;;;;rimP;M;.;;;;;;;;;;;;~j pllc a lion s fo r ex-EOE M/f"/H d e pe ndentl y . Ca ll BAYVIE W C O N -L -·r rr-760-3488 the top indoor malls 10 • Pe r 1 e n c e d C R T Wester"n GrowttS As.soc. V A L E S C E N T
./.Vim S49.al67. 1241loursPerDay ) Southern California . CAMRA'EISOH operat.on. Loos" ahort (!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! &DCBt C.HIM~~2mS TIMna.:
..._. --•r av-·'able. 10 t~al OC Clfft Typist for Newport DECORATOR n..-11....__. 11' t•i::::::-----1b!!!!;Or~7;•;;3400;!!~~ Loads of benefi ts! Please ......._ • l.1.1..-D...... t erm ass 1Inment1 - -, ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~J Accounting _c_all __ 5*3888 ___ .____ Al leul 2 years exper. au ~ ~---1n1....,,,_ 91cip wortt. f!S. 1
::; CCQll...,...u!!. preferred. t:xcellenl airport area 6 Fashion based financial firm. ~~~~m· ~ ud p'cl « _. lnJa. AtlPb' ' SMOtlaSNAYEA A _...~ company be n e f1t h. Is1and. Professionalism ~wpm. Office e xper. aacnurv.w1..., ..., ......
• Heavmb' F ather. Hear TEMPOl.ARY ACCTG BKPNG llWHG CLERIC Salury co mmens u rate a must t.o wock in this bdpfw. Xlnt. benefits. sign oa part Ume bes1a. :!....~ -S.. 8rilllol. I
my plea and grant my ASSIGHMEN1"S TEMPORARY Detail m inded ~rson with ex;penence. Apply growing area. Call for opportunity for irowth. BaJboeCarpetltlWs,lne....._ ________ l
limp serenity! Give me ()rnnae County is boom· ~ today t.o wort ,,. h o w o r k ~ w t' I I 111 penoo to Paul Ward 8IJlll.. WEST E0R N S T ATE 54Ntn. Mr. Hall
the s~h to ~ick lbe ing"!Andaoarewe! on various accowiung & w /fagures needed to fill or&..>thShenton 557 AftjC P E N S I N C 0 RP . DECORA~c ro .. nE' •Y•S smoking lhal s been We're bookkee ping assign-billinK clrk. pos. in ad Onmge Coast .,..,.... 7~1525 btwn 9am & ...... r a.nn . Men • wrome• Z5 J1"S or
causing all mr cholung. • menu. Wor k close lo vert&smg agency localt'<I Dai~Pllot 6prrl. Natl Co needs qu.lity older'. g_.. Ute eoest
Lelmy breath befresh& ACJBEAT.......,. )·o ur h o m e . F igure IJ1 lrvuie Ok exp re-en Lin people to coordinate de-dbes.NetSllD•weekor
clean. without a trace of account°' '5 Oerir.s to Senior Accoun· quared. 10 Key by lm.tch. 330CosWta. M y Stn:C~A -:. ~ w ANTED cors ID offices • home~ more. Or a a1e Coast rucotme. Gulde me by ~· tanlS nttded throughout typing a m ust. Xlnt 642.:~t -for beaJlh food store. flan-for cok>r & love i Yellow Cab. 1730I ML
yourholymeanspasl all OranaeCounty. benefits . (;all : Mr!> 1 IE~PHSONilumiic:u EXPERIENCED. Full people ~ry. Call He rrmann, Fouataia cigarette machines I Brecke.7326171 Equal Oppor t u nity orp/tlme.54&9S37 Karen848-9378,3-7pm. Vallev. cNo et Sla•-r ask your help & tt"s no There a re many new COCHRAN CHASt:. Employer l 72l lirclt .,...........__.. , ..., firms moving mto the 0 0 ,.,...__ mpamoa/HousekHi>t?r ~ & 5..__ betwo Ne••••e I& wonder if 1 don't qwt, Orange County area. br· UVINGST N &C t•wpon a.edt wanted. L1ve·1n, Mon· .,...YWY ._.. Euclid)
l 'mSfeet under. Amen 111gtng about an mcreas· Bookk A . C AR WASH l~!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I Fri. Must d rt ve. Bal f'.!~ .... rne . Night sbehift. Wed.I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
tr }OU need help call U!>
ror 1nfOC"mal1on at The
Smoke De·Add1ct1on
Clime. 714 n60-8602
Isl Degree Black Belt
seeks employ m ent .
security escort
Alex 821-7308
DANCE TEA<.:HE R
WANTED
DISCO AND/OR
RALLROOM
&!() 1Jj:. EVES "John"
ing dema nd fo r ex· ~per CC'OUnlant Ctituer wanted Wltnds. --d u vuSuo. llust 18 . .-
perienced accounting rrun5)rsexp,rull charite <.nl) N 8 .Call 644-4460. Oencal Penl n . S25 p r ay. E.l7t.bSt.CM 1---:====--•
personnel. 23a3No. Broadway bookkeep1nl(, ~xp lor -SECalT~llS 1_673-_~-------D DmW&S J lf200,Coldwell Banker Public AccounttnJ? Firm CASHIERjRHt. Employment avail. in CO<*,........FAST ELI VERY PERSON W& S-..._ 1
CPA's
Auditors
Tax Accountants
Cost Accountants
Senior Accountant.s
Booltkeepers
Acc..'OWlting Clerks
Jf you are not aware ol
the benefits or worting
temporary. visit us oc
give us • call, we will be
happy to diacuaa tt wilb
you. We are located m
the Cold well Banker
BWldlal 2311 N Broedway noo
Santa Ana
C714tlJMIOJ
FREE PARKING
Bldg.,SantaAna Flex hrs. perm pos rorduung room Must be m ulti surround i n g~. Vo lume bu sin ess. needed. good dri\'ing re-Deli~ U. Daily PUot
17141135-4103 96J.~ expr·d. Appl)' lo Mrs Competitive pay, ID· Grinde r Restaurant . ~·~ Bc b a rea. lMlllee to ~urier&.. Re-
FREE PARKING Baltazar. Hotel l.aJtuna. tenww & hire For more ZlOCR PCR. Hunt. 8cb.. ---------" quirea van or l•rae IOOIU(IEl:PER 425 So. COll ht Hwy. IJ\lo.ca11Tod Serv1ces 5Sl864 SDL wqon and a aood driV·
Advertiain&
CLASSIMD
ADY•llSIHG
TIAIMH
The Classified Advertis· mg Department of the
Daily Pilot bu an Im·
ID*ilate opeAlng oo a
telephone ulea d eak .
Mutt be able lo type ap-
prox. 45 wpm. a ood
phone voice. Salary plus
ciomllllyiCJll. Sales back·
p'OUDd \lery beoeflc:lal.
Excellent c ompaoy
FUii charge exp ne< · l.aJtuna Bch 4!M·l151 979-3900 idle llema with a inl r .lcord. PllteDe
A I P . A I R . pa) ro 11. ----W• Adi DllUy PUot Claaified Ad. ecz.an. ExL 211. ast for ~'~"·"'~'~ wamM H~•' .u~::~~"'-Still;:j;;-------:i~ j
7~job~~ -~, for a •.• you ha\4eltt
been looking at Fluor. ~ ASS••'" Small .,.,. ol eled.rw6c
lllMkal eqWp. ... l1leeda ..Cll .............. . •/dal crvwtb ....... .
--------bmel1ta include medical, c;e_.... Arcowtinl dlatal, ttecUl uoioa etc. 1...-ft For hate rvlew please
Somctfma the asmt thift9 lo pess UJ) Is the obYious.
And It you're kx*tn9 for cherten;n! new opportunttta.
In an environment truly dafsned fot peop~
Fluor Is the Ob'lfous choK& Hae .,. some Of our cur·
rent oe>cntft9S for lkllted s..pport Pa 1oonct: ,..1111r"rmwbJto5
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re.d. .,.......,. call: IG4ilZl • .um mmEa.m ~~
(mm ... Ol*'n~ for 331> -w.i.:, Street
:.D n~r·~:..~ler to ..,_~yer~aadty .......... __ ._. ""'41-
putthue «den • ID· ,,.... ... type IOwllllnl!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I • wrortlU bow~ o(
10 key. Adv~meot 0&>-c::J,.-:''t1 • excel. letludiq dae&al •·
-SENIOR SECRETARIES -we tett lhlrp lndlvlduets -.tttl
mlntmum 5 yreen• apa1cncc:. Mlllt type 50 wpm and
t9Q "'°'1tlend M IO wpRt. Carper.ca pcsJtioM .,,_.&eblc. ,._al......, llcNrds 9t (114)97S.t1DI.
STENOS -Idell ~ tor lndMduats wtth 0.2 ya"•
apct1cnce ..ct accttcnt mnosrl!Phk lkllls. MUst ~ 50
wPfftand teka~ etlOwpm..
JUNIOR C1.ERJC TYPISTS -1tcqu1ta 1 ye111 Of ~at omce ~ ,...'*"""" trPtns speec:1 o1 50 wpm
eccuretaty es wctl • ltMidcal tw>lns llblltty. Should be
witlln! to WOftc owatlme. required.
TYPISTS -Speed and fCCMKY _.. wt'9t count here. 50
wpm minimum. Witt Mio be ~ Wtth ftlfn9. melt
dlstrtbutton and ~ C:OlltKt. Some polltioM ,..
qu4te prc¥tout ~ ~ and/or document
controt~
WORD PROCESSING TEOtNIOANS -n.c poU-
~ requft ~ .. lftdMckaell w"6 twwe et
.u.t 1 yeer ..._llCa Oft MIS <Md •. Ofl'lce ~ 6,
.._ Speed '"'*' ot .., .. tPeed tutll..SC: type. wnc.r. (Olyend nWlltfft ~
It ~· .. ~ end NIOy fot • Fluor .... .,.,. ...
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•••M 11Ll.9 Hardwvt H Apply In S.lt1 ortlct. Newport MANAGER F,.,_ ~ ~-.. •-
Dlaa PQ6M tGlm p e r I 0 Q : C r II W n ~Otff 0.talla. nn1are w~ c.48•~ ::J::
.-Ob ...,...,_tMI lndMclul wlUI t)'p ~.aaorC.Ooaat wort&. •Ill ualo. laht llAIM IUllAU OIAMGI COUNTY Nd own tools. 50~
fl9l;; .... *iU. ,,....._ = u..... CdJI l1ptnl. Carter <fp . R t -. Clftke.,... I '_ ....... __.,_.______ • 0 £ .. , M··_. ..._ bl to h di otn <'omm . e •· req.
1 aua, lct•HU ;~lid Cit :~ Help "1UMCI. ruu time =~'45. .... ra u.in U'ICl a e an e ee manaee· ~.-..or ... msaA1..
Q gel Pa Mid ~ pa1itkm in OW' rHdat ad ment, finance and public rel&UOM pm,
_.,.,.....,._.a&,CM efflce ,.t -.. Hrs· won Fri, .. s 101urano Socrctary, functions. Must be aelf-moUvated, Medical ~ for
ORDD Dl:Slt
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ANALYST NSV•aA na .._ T•l••boH • uunttr penma& lioel, IOIDI H· have knowledge of agriculture. and be local Ortbopedic ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I a.11 T)Jilt • &H Hn 111.ln. Req~lrH 1ood perdlllnd. Salary OP9ft, able to make the organization grow. Sur1eon. Eaper. pre· u you wanl lncreued
row Seereta1.1. Ac i..rM Matw. woman 1pelUn1. 1ramm1r. • CdM Ii~ Some traveling a must. Salary range fenwd i.D all ~ ol 'lbischallen&lftl posWoa respon11bllity lo tbe
,...,...-. \)'plat. d.taUed » * N..,.,t Beech. ,....uh.Ip M1a1t •rUoY lmu.r_a.oc_e ____ ..__ S14·16K, car and mileage provided. frcnoftke. ~ume req. o«en you a load salary aalea/booldn& Cleld. ..... no..W-.. MSl rmedni the pubbc App. Se d to Ca1J tor appt. MJ.eDOO. and bendlt$ pl• the re· R A C A L · D A N A ' .,.., _________ l)' Penavuver, lHO LI auto insurance a1en· n resume : •-----------t w.ard ol belpinc othen. INSTRUMENTS, a
"ID reel la.le belpf"1 ••ALOMCI Pla~aAve. c M cy lw lmmed openmp hr11rn1tD1f!:2!!!' MEDICAL, Part -time, ~calloupptyat: growinaelectroolcacom-
.,..... S-U Orm u 8"11.iAa 2 • fUt ...... : .... •""·ti•• ~ • Bacll typma re-pan) Located in lrvlae
F•rna•• ~••rk i recep· ...-. sample clerical lbpt\&lltytto.teu&aex UHDUWllTll Til l.,.NE COMPHIV q\Ared. JC hn per wll, .-a..n•CME hasanA.ulSUIJ:ltBooking Ollllbc .. ~ lo dt\11 dutlea. U .50 lo 1tarl pandinJl. Need ~b _,.. .... 85 llll Ml Mon-Tbur.541-17'79 ..nu.g Al\alyst poalUoa ataila·
, P\nvt~ ~ wlnile In I wb. Call In several locat10D& •-•n lnC fl t.-..&..-,.-fJ7t J CoavaleKentllc»pital bie.
... •y . -¥1tla ltl·415l. llMl Plt.imt. Dear YOW' home Must e~J~.Y hyy pho-P.O. I 12 ......_. -...CAL 7781Gerfle.ld
,., .. ~. Ptr., le. pw ~Ln .• H 8. welcomin& ne* re11 nes/ules.~rMC. J IACICOMCI Hun&.tnaloaBeach,CA 11Uachallen1tngpoaition Chi~ Gd ........ , -....u.-or de ts Br n111n° a1fts Salary commensurate Npt. 8eh. Some lab is X· (71~> ·~1-9671 recJWa stills In G'der' ....., ............. EN£RAL OFFICE· 0 1
" " • w1exper 6 ability. XlDt ·---~ .. ~!'!I!~ .. .... entry procedures wttb llMICM' blab .chool •t~ mature woman, part· :: ~:,a~ ~ye.!:!::.~!~ advan~meot opplys. All MAIDi Wanted, 1•1 S. ray exp. nee. M5-7lT2 enJ9baal1 In wortln1
:.. l ==·~l-~ ... ~~-aPIU•oo·Fri. Fnra--.caUM1-aol)i5. co benem.s. Call Sberall Jr.Acct ... SHOO c.out Hwy. Laau.u Bcb. MEDICAL/lNS.GlRL Equal ~rltHEmplyr wtt.b numbers. MUUmal
_.._ -.. ...-at MM.151 1to2 yrs. eaper. onlY for _CaJ_l_494-4192. _______ 1 Doctor needs fraat ofc. l~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I ~ accUl'ate ~lne la re-thls xlol. opportuolly d
0.i.pef',fulltlme. llm!llllll9~------1 ---------1 wtth ~u known Irvine M&iotma..nce t>l>lA w/am. exp. Lag quired an a goo OK. Hotel lmunntt CO. "6.~-le not ...... , ... ,,,...., .-S IBch.~~-!!'.!tlS~t.43~---~·---....... ~-·1 penonallty to interface CaUSSl-03» HOSTIJSS ~· ..... -........ •'--••• ...: well with all de,1art· Call Rita, S40·60SS. TICHMICIAM Medical front office, NURSES ment.s within our com·
Food8etvlce£mployeea. People orien & em ACTUARIAL ~&!~~tAeo· Doyoulikeacballea.ge: Irvine. u perieoced. ptADYasrequired.
Seuooal work. Hunt· caent person needed to SPECI ST ~~ take pride m your Job! good typ11t, ·ramiliar Immediate apeotop are
LQClon Stai. Beach Con· woril the evenine shlfl 1n ALI NEVER A FEE Irvine wants toroeooe to •Jlnnran ce forms. availab&e 1n our modem We offer e xcellent
cesslOD Stands. Senior•---------one of o ur h o t el's PaclflcMutual,at.eading !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Inspect 1an1tor1al ~"' lillespeop&e,m· facility k>Cated In Hunt· benefits and salaries.
OtueGS welcome to ap.1 .. --111!1111111----1 restaurants. EnJOY ex· West Coast insurance ---------~rvice. do minor re· t.erelt.ed iJs Lakins cba.rle iDll.oD Beach. We are a P\ea.se appl) lo penooor P Y cellent company benefits company headquartered pa.t.n, set up clusrooma ol Croat amee. l :»-5Pll p a r t o r C A R E call for an iol«view ap. ~Hel lncludangafreemealper in beautiful Ne.wport / aod.au11ttouroewana A-·'-'.c:c.1 ... uw. EJllTERPRJSES.aerow· poi.atmenL
' P shift. Apply 1n person Beach, has an opening Y & cral\s center remaans _ ...... _.-...7 ---------t iaediainofcoavalescent ~=: 9AM-Noon. Mon Fri. f or a n A c t u a r1a1 clean. Salary M.J&.~.87 Medical Lab in Newport hall*als. We curreotJy Ju---~ {~T..-.. Personnel. Specialist to perform IEJPlllCH per hour,+ generou cl· Beach bu opea ioc in med: DAAAI ~ ..
• ~~161 ./ ......... Asst. MADJOn HOTEL 005t calculation and an· ty paid benefits. C:Ontad bualnaa office for ad ....-vGllG
Or write Cant.een C.orp., {fhMl~OHlce 900NewportCeoterDr nual 'aluat1ons on group 119£1AT• Oty ol lrvtne.17200Jam· typist for typing repona l~UMEMTS Newport Beach def med benefil pension First Shift ~ Rd .• (7141 7M·3800 • billUlJ. We offtt com· RNs LVNs "~I~ .a\O.Bo:it493,Huntington /C ltmrs.rrice EqualOppEmplyrM/F plans. analyze current befott6:30. petltive sal, paid vu, • l"tZY .. .,...AY
lieach,92648 ... E.O.E. , ...... ,.rJS.C, pos1t1on and experience fl h . d •• trL.~ .,..,...CetZ71l I" t.rend.s. prepare annual Immediate openmg for Mai9'enance pro t s ar1og, m e ""'~ Ylaatdlr~rjAIJl#j. reportsandsometaxfll· seH ·motlvat ed an · General utility han-benefits. Pleue pbooe l71411ll-12J4
Food Services .;c....... r-mct. Hotel nl divlduala for data ent.ry dyman. Misc. dullea. Betty for Interview We offer an excellent Equal()pportunity __ , inl(i ormation. lnoneoperat.or env1roo· F/tJmr.00-62ll. 4546 0 03. salary and benefits Employttll /F COOK-UGULAR i. & EXTRA HB.P 7t~Jl-77f2 llCtlJ AUDIT Required are. high ment. Low pressure. ---------1-------E-R-ll-11 pac.hge ~od a p~-I~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~
.r_ ... ...........__ r Operate Data O«i.5100 Maint.enaD('e man. part MED. RF.cEPT/D fesaiana.I, p..,asant w ....... ...... ~ Cl.Ell ~~:; ~o ~~~~l~~c~:!: 11>10. and/or MOS Serles t ime. retired. Costa ac.Noeii:pr.nec. Ing environment. To PAlNTER/HANDYllAN:
Sal t St 153 Pw i• rl ACJIKY rn a t h re a s o n i n g . 21. 8AM to 5PM · Mesa area. set YOW' own Good w lf°llW'eS • pbooe lean> IDDtt about the• f'1ll Wiie, eaperienee re-
• ary Cuph o : peir 28062CaminoCapistrano WeareseekingarelJable fallll'·arlty ,·.•ith ftalculat· hour. Applv al 3020 HuntinctoaBc.b~ porturutJes at Gufiekt qNewportu1red. BeCoatba Mespt.a. nx>nth. allengang pos · .......... • ·1 .. -· N·g ..... 1 person with an aptitude u '" n · fl 11 t 1 ""--"' --11 or a-iy at· ac aJ'U a .i---·"" cook. g ,. ___ -1 -m" add1n° m.ach1·ne --A ne 0 er an exce en RedbJU Av!!, Gat.ewav, _.-.1.:&U .,..,. · uuu<> .,,"'_.,og, Ul 'l~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!I for figures & calculator ,., .. '""" 1 °th 1 ~ _... .....ldi-TSL ......... ~ and · I ,.,,•ab11.Jt••t.oanalvz.eaod 5 8 ary wi company Scierlllfic -· •~ ._ --· -"-· .. serving arge quan· skills to work N1°ht u"' ' 1 ......... ...11•r · aud· g 1 f i i..~ ~-..... for me ... *-·-Ullesolfood al theC.oun· ud. En. 1 " and solve problems oo ~ .. mc 10 'e, ---------• "'~• ..,.,..,.~--, ftamlrl a Cll£ .... -.-.. ly JaH and Probation in· GIM'I. OfFICE A it. JOY x nl <'O one zone Also. effective medical and dental In· t1 1 t • c• ,..,.._ aara&i\~ lk Tedi. 2• ~
SlJ·t· .. 'ons has clerical entry poai. benefits incluchng a fn...oe ~ .... ·-'fta•·-in .~t. surances. Please apply .. -.. ku&.--.--t in dee· 5yrs. aper. h.DCUao as Conv•.......,,,t Hospital
,,
\IU • Uon. Lite typing ~wpm, meal .... r sblft. Appl• "'"'~ ....... ,_,., wn PERSO'.NEL WlUI ......_.....__ .,.. ___ of -' lng is very 1m..,....•nt. al. ,, tncaJ,.Jwnbtn.ltorbo&.h. ac.pstant to ~ 7711Garfidd switchboard relief & 9am·nooo Mon·Fr1 ,....._ ... f·----'-•Labaervk-e u.-i-...-o... .. C ... Immediate Openings
CmllFcw .... _ . ._
vaned duties. Good com· Penon.nel Applicant must ttave Salary oetoliable --....... -· ~--uocacu. "
pam benellta& pleasant MADJOTTHOTB. completed c ollege t' • t r:•P .... IM 1t _se-__ 1317_.______ <114)141-9671
working <'Onditlons. NewportCe D algebra and previous ex· Eaper 10 one or tbe Equal Opp Emplyr
11/F/H
PAD·TINa
EYB•l&S Beeome a trabaed sales
co.-ekll' (0¥• 2.1) with
tbe J im Long 6 A5· s~latea A&••~J to Please call Lau ra.
900Newportee:~ r ~:ui~~r:nu~ •• ~:~ mDS =~:.a~P~~:
s:J3.3450. Equal Opp Emplyr M IF Oona. Famlllarlty with TA1Vt.X. we Apply to Mr Hays, Surf
FORTRAN and some ·---._ 4' Sand Hotel. Lagwu
(714)134-2144 '"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!t supervile ... cbapenloe 1: DA1L Y P ILOT ea.nier
COUNTY OF
ORANGE
Personnel Depe.
i25 N. Ross St., Rm G UIO
Saola Ana, CA 92701
(714 ) 834·2844
Affirmative Action
EmployerM/F
Gea.Ofc.to SI 100 Houseduners needed to computer/programming 3180RedhillAve Beach.4!17M77
Experience In either worit for Janice·s Rag· backaround would be Costa Mesa. CA 926216
traffic. tales or dat.a pro-.-tu Anos. p/llme 4 days helpCuJ. Equal O':f Employer Matot.eoance man. eap. cessiog dept Xlnt m _..,. all ph.ues. 5 days. Nwpl
pany with 1.:eat ~" _wk_._67S-_?.5_l4_·____ We offer outstanding 1'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!/!!F!!!!!!!!!!!!! area. Send ruume to Ad
& good future. Call Rit.a,f•--------work.mg cond1taons. com· 1: 11567, Daily Pilot, P .O. ~.Coast.al Person· HOUSECLEANERSup petitive salary and a Landsupe maiotena.n<"e Box 1560, Costa Mesa
nel Agency, 2790 Harbor tuSSprhr.Car.64S-Sl23 bberal benefits fackage Foremaooeeded. Vaned !13626.
8' CM w h i c h 1 n c u d e s duties. Full tune perma ---------. NEVER A FEE ~dicalrdental coverage fi ~ ~!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!~!!IHousedeaners. F 1t10X' or and twlton refund. nenl. Good co. bene its. M A I NT EN A NC E t-ront office in Medical:;; P 1l1me. Start 1mmed Ap p ly al A & H l\1EOL\NIC T RAINEE i lA!d · Landscape, 23811 Via L ab ha s ope n 1 n g. Top S. 6'&4871or6i.J.. l266 If you are nt.eres m Fabricant.e. Mlssioo V'e-Outs\.aodl.ng carttr op. Pr e v I o u s e x p & Ge.. Ofc. to $150 the important posit.on, portuoJty for rtteol H.S. knowledge of computer Very interesting position Housekeeper. c hildcare. please llPPI) in person at ..:jo._7_68-47 __ 5_1._____ Grad. with shop tra.iniog
,Sesirable. Hrs noon LO trouble-shooting for live-in. Laguna Beach personnelorcall Landscape laborer. wbo would Wte to be a
SJ>m. We o n e r com · sales dept. in Irvine Late cookmg. non smkr. wa1es commensurate highly 11l1lled llaan-llotd
Inc In a frieodly
working atmosphere.
Cost.a llesa Memonal
ltaspU1. Curttnl open.
lap:
llW&arg
RN'a/LVN's aU 3 5hif\s
full...dme &Dd part·Ume
bmefil6
Emer&mey room RN
12tlr-shift
ICU KX;1J RN
Jarat"1\
~ and girls CID a CIDe-
OIHJDe bait, He:mD.p I
t.o tPM.. We Deed c:oo-
ce r 11 e d , ianov alive
penana who are looking
-a luentift part-time positq 14 ....... toltalt:
SlOO. we* poteotial. Call
642~a1 !58. between
2 amt IPM.. AM for Lori
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C.osta llesa
Equal ()ppol t:Wlily
Employer
Pet.it1ve sal. od vac, pro-area. Lite typmg oo.ly. some Enghsh. 497·~ Jenny Cod) wtth exp. C.U Biospere. U!DaDt'e Meehan.it'. Will La 'ufnfa
d Call Rita . S40-60SS, C714)~3932 b .. -··"' '9' fit s h a ring & m e Coastal J>ersooneJ Ageo· Housekeeper wanted. 49'7·2UC. traui you m y ........ cs. • Mot-... a r t time algbls ·
benefits. Please phone cy,27llOHarborBl.CM Live-In, Child-care. 5 imewneucs. ~ -O:lmr see as about oar Janitorial. 0... trans ..
:i-euy for interview. NEVER A FEE days/wk . S75twk. Nr. PACIFIC LEADTEACHBS & bulc mac hine CosfaMesa aew salaries, and our Start M ·IS pe r br.
646-4403. bu.ses631--0l30. MUTU &L Mlsakm Vjo/Lag. Hills t.ec:bDolocY. Raptd.ly ~ beal!Cits wb1cb met.de m.n01.
E A areas. lmmed operungs. cyoureaaeplny~~.!.es• ..... .-111111 Iii d!mUI plaa " employee---------y :u R N I T u R Girl Friday with auto H · ff 0 us EK E E p ER . 700Newport Center Dr. American Pre·~bools. .......,,..~ ... --... .. tune erTaDd boy, for
9A LES PER S 0 N I perience prefened, but ClULOCARE Newport Beach, Ca. ~Ul99or770-1991 peneoce -cndaanloe. Newporl p b7sieiaD
J.NTERIOR DESIGN ror not necessary for leasing LIV E-lN 92660 CIMCO Let • tell JOU ·~ oar Various cMies w /f1exible tpgh quallty major st.O~ company. Noo·smoken 67~9 Lel)llllSttatl&f/ 26.SBnggaAve.C M. ...., .. .._ recent actlvalloa o f hrs. Involves a ate care,
l:DC-o6ta M~a . Mm. Syr only Cal196J.6321forin·•---------AnEqu.al()pportuns:ty ieu•tl11ist lrvtnelndustnaJ ISISS..C...tDr. Al~lism Recovery penonaJ is basinaa et·
retail furniture e xp. teniewappoinlmenl. HOUSEKEEPER-Child Employer M I F F~ lsfaod, Npe Sch ___ eo_· _m_p_ae_x___ l40Sal........... c-..._ o.-ram. ~-.,_ranm. __ "4-__ 1M_L ___ _ S40.382Z. Ask for Chet -cart!. Lne·1n Beach ~~~!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Tu tiugatioo law office ....,. ..... ..., • •vt; ~
Stemm.an. GIRL TO DO area. 640-8145 INTERIOR DESIGN ER Good work in.: cond 1· Male or Female help for U ""~~~ tad oursan& admJD.i.st.ra-~~~------EVERYTHING. check-1 _________ Strong intenor design tions. Salary com Haul dealer & rental ...,._.,........, boo. C714 ) M2·Z'134 En Payroll GARDENER ing, cleaning & office Hot.el one:oud sale$persoa for mensYrale w /capa· yard. El To ro area. 222. JOI Vi<.1.ona. Cost.a
.Cor ona del Mar re· work at furniture auc· HOUSBEEPtMG ftoefunutureatore. lllW!il blliUea.&M-$232. 581000 MOTOa90UTI Illes&. SR. sidence. No lawn. 4 hrs tJOn. ---------We ba.e &D ia:uDecUk
per da•·, 3 days a week. 833-9625 953-9191 aft6. MAJlalOTI HOTa be ex per. personnel. U.AL Tl.AIMEE MANAGEMENT · .__ · INlnilll
SI per 'hr. Ph aft 5 pm. Full time. day poaitioo P1eae inquire In persoo Free to applicant. Plush Local uttut1ve aeells =Y M"O::.rt,!: Cc Mftect Aw.. filJIOll ~6 Groomer for A oi ma I available for reliable mornings Dick Metteer office near Oraqe C.oun· quab.fied i.od1rldual ror availabk in t.be Lacma llMbr. U ·l slul\.
Hospital. Full time Mon penon to answer pbona Fine Fumaahloga: 1727 ty Air1Jort. Good typuic high tacome Prr situ.a· area. Delivery an.,. XJlll wortiD.C cooda. 8
. GARDEHElt lhru Fri. 8-5. Some e:it· &wort in housekeeping Wei.tchH Dr .. N .B. sldllsrequi.red. No legal uoo. No ioveatment re-DOCl9 ~ u.ro.o PaJd lt0Uday1. EOE. Pl rDlf
'PUii time-. exp. ntt. App. perlence. 125 Mesa DR., Dept. as well as do lite 64i-l671. experience reqwred, qWrmieDl. For appo&ol· "'*>'· llcll-bllP s... eow 111.t.llft
·l,yioperson: C.M.orcall631·1030. cleanin& ln lobby atta. G oompeny will traaa. Bi· meatca.UMS-SL da7 a.Dd S.IMla~. Ho llQriewODlaY.HaspiUJ , Newport.ertnn Enjoy excellent com· I NTERIOR DESI N llo1ua l helpful. Call ~doorc:olled.imas. alin-illAve,C.11. llniael
lll17 Jamboree. N.B. GUARDS pany benefits. inch.Slog SALES Flare for d e· Carol Suet . ~0-5001. llmacmtq ataUoo •wall Ellnilllp about lat per
SeeDaveRenner afreemealpersbift.Ap. coraUne helpful. Full/Pt Abo feejoba. Snellln1 • la popular Newport moatai .,..... ltellable~-~------•r PONDEROSA HOllES blwn 9-3 F\111 6 part tire. All pty io penoo 9AM·NOOG, Ume. Car nee. Man• Sae Ilia c of Newport Bead! aail aalon. Prime tn111part111i1m ~ M1niac bm u immediate opeo-~--------t areas . Uni or ms Mon-Fri.Personnel. port.Willtraio.498-1411. Bea ch Aaency, 0 40 O.C.aiJ'portatta.Oal)'l Call 642-4321 l'oste r IBICl+D .. VYSIS 1 ... ._ • ...,_... __ _ ~ral furnis hed. A1es 21 or ............. .-HOT&. r..--Dr · I rt b -.... ...._... .... -____ ..,.. over. Retired welcome. ---·' lntunate Appattl sales -.....-· s tation e • 1 op OlleOltfor4kU.UL ~-nll Clerk for our .Bua Boy. Part lime. No .... ....; ...... -.. .... ~ 900NewportCenterDr. t .,, h ,...,,._""•-.Nia .. ·-• -tabHelted 5 yn. You ~c..t ltMA-.. bmy -•· ~ ,Mua have at least lyr. ___ ..... ~ ..... .._... ~ Newport Beach woman. ma l&tt • ...,/ r ~uor .....,...., .....,. mmt bave client.ele 6 ; 1•"~ .-....=~-
eJtper. Pleaae caU for lY Univeraal ProudioD l."'-··IOppEmpl)'rN/F week. No Sun. Call weekends. M.uat have am 3 .,... exp. ·~t'1S7. ... ---pay ap. · M F Ser vice. 1226 W. 5tb --142-ll.9'1 h 11 t r ex ,.. DOW. 7 s.net proxi ma t el y 500 appt . on .· r1 . Street. Santa Ana. lo· ---·------cas re •Pie Ua. CJ udkb> a.&a-. O'itkaJC E ~seea.Qulffted lo-.s:J0.5pcn.M5-73.51.. ..__,_ 9 12 •-1-4 -.1e ...a....1.w perience. 1.1118 acen · •---------are xp. pre-dividuaia must """"'~· ---=--------1 terview ...,.... " . • U you are a ProfessiooaJ J-onw: aer C.M. Apply ia penoo llamcurist waoted.. Good r.-J2!f tl"NA>' lerred. WW trai.o for UU. ~~
General _M_.on_lh_ru_Fn_. ____ Co&metoioClat. become a FttJme. Eltpr'd. Top pay ..., Id 1 d co loc•t..oo. X.lnl. won· ~!!!!!!_! .. !-!•!IJ!,..!!!!!! -!!!f ~-..... ~Ulm. In tel com-Secority Guard. Full Hau' dresser w/clientele s.Jea Rep (or yOW' aru. anyv.im'e.m-3823 UVE-m wto er a Y· ina cood. JOE FOR· = ...._V__.. e biChtY
''me. ~ust have at least for Beautification Centre Phone from 10-2pm. JanJt.arial =:s!~ bspkg. 1USfER LTD. M5-S370. ·~~====:i-•f dm:irable. In additioo.
hr. rrulltan orsecunly IDSouthC.oastaru.CaU ~-BWlocllt~C:OUthas iiOl'Ga'°"" 11WJl•I... \.heidealaiodklatemu.st
:>.Pep p.-t , Pl~a!~ ~~~ /i~ forapp. 556-7136. Indoo r plant ma in . lmmchat.e opal.ap foe Lou Prevention Aaent ....:!.... n-tt••'Os <la a 'l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l tpomessl ~llllOKe:iythand teoance. FuU and part Janitonalservica. exp. for m->or relaller. Miiia. ... ~ Pilol aeedii i= YP DI h • w a a:-...~7351.. "r~rstyliat ~stab~bed. limeava.ll.able.4t'7·54M Parl time -morn Ing Smdresu.me to: Ad I 5.56. EJPtlT a.Ell de pe ada ble Ad•lt C.C,...,.... pleesaota.ndcooperative CmeraJ Hlllsorpart-liSa.lrne. /gwia ava1labillty. Also full Dally Pilot. P .O. Boa Del._, P9'lae low lite Prest11 io ua Newport penonality. PU#11MSHB.PEI . area. ary com· INSURANCE olface de· i.c:a.taMesa .92826. Par k Newport area. Beadl &aw nna bu a
ar.wtrain S200wk at.art misslOOI. 77~2345 sires eirl for general of. ~·company benefits. llllll ..... .., nCaNe ~ ~ ror an of. !!!!,~•opa!..!.~~!!leofn~
,..... """"'0•13 II N fice worll lnctudln" ""----la ... p ... -llad>ooa&d'• in SJC is Because Of ou r s ue· motor tr!~r.'C.rtaUoe mar /b "' .. pr .. -... ..-·--~8am.Spm _..... Hair Sty s t : e w ti-·'"" pb""'et, rues~ ir~ con .. ~ ---· DOW ......... ,A, applica· ceaalul arowtb m the •• · ferlna an out.ataadiDI --dimension& in Kids Hair ..__.....,. -nel omce, Yon.·Sa t . -~ manur.::.,i!°J. o1 com wl M a .._. 1f••••U1 S yrs eapr. compeuaUon/beJte llt ·•OFRCI WOIUl $110 Stylina. Free euy going etc. Typinl "2 yean of. 10.spm. 3333 Bristol . Ulm I.cw fall 6 pa11 Ume ,.._ • we ba~ -11-r; lloniap .....,. eoe .... vate pacbl•· 11 you meet u SllOtostart pbe E · ficleaperiencerequired. O.Ulleaa ...tr.. AIJllllO la ,.,_. an laaa.c1Ja'4 opeain.I Sa t 6 ·S.a. Approa. wit h u pr. Aall for eel 1 0:,=pm M-Ml3 ~°¢w. p':rt u:':r~ Call 833-9511 betwn 8" E.O.E. 3llDDelOb•. b'UM,....._ ::!'£'9J:"!:°'..::l!Vl~-dd~•!!~ .. ~!!-~'---;::!.. ~q~!,e'::a!~
• -Wiie poiailiofw. Call Sue _4_:30. ________ ,J -ablsor'--. -per-ma--neat--P-rr-~ .. ===·=· ;· ;:::~, •lllllllrwmrtl cl yes •. hr dl&ailia Of......... pol Dl •• D t : II· F •· •• DllYBS SZOOWll ,_963-8860 _______ , .. ________ , mora ines. 1;~0·10 :30 --·· I • C81l ..... FOl/litet at available. r /time . lJ;OllDooa, Geoa llao. ~tnintruclldrlven. 1• lloa·Sat . Wom en's mJIJ •lfAL ICM1ll OW*J•r,..•klM•bk• m 4)97H809or a pplyin ~8am-8pm 9'11W'1J Malle you r sboppln1 lmur'aDce lathkll'.l store, So. Cout N•ct•ISTS me...t ••a~ W Mt nee. ..-:
" -easier bJ mine t.be Dally AUL CleaD ...t, tcJOd ZDdlHJPr ... Lee -~•Y •flood .~acaoOulde Fee PUotCl.mifaedA.da. CLAIM llQ,~.-aon.CbeMer Qmdlde&ee al .-da.a-.. DD.,!;._tz:-t «• 19-lSTStor
'°'4t.on qqu.,.. ' veen ttec1tkil! 1tetintai1 ~. 11111lc.ry CS.. A electro tehc>ol,
Of tQuMtlft\l Mtc\tietil t11j)tr~. ~ Otl •..act ellP9'.-cirettrred.
$elary ~rate With 'rDlnlng mnd ...,_,itfQ. Full line of bentl1~. Vthfcte .... ·
1C)ole f\lm..... $ome Oll'tfO~t If.... ,. . ..-.a;:tdb ,....,.. 24.ftour u ll ou1 duty.
PROCESSOR S+ 1r• re ate •&· ~ ........... ii. H•rbert l•--lliii•lll!--... ~ work ffo• -----=~ IWIJcml ..... ll~or ure i.esuranc• ~· ... , ..... -__.. ~
company, beadq~a~ _. __. .. :-...._--=r r~ e;:~~ la· ... .;_i:d11eUDL We of. =:,::::--~ NUUU Al~U: All
wt\.b tbe follow• ,_. ~ ~Q JlCllloiU•. Pnftr IO .. lollift.t. upene...t Cll'
int allilla: must have lttHflts lacl••••I ~ e · 1v l&ud• Tra' •• 11 .. V...._ 1~2 ran aperiuce tmdkal, dmtal ..a• _.... ........ n et· o.v. Hasp.. Ill c.ri..r. paytaa Medical Group dell tm I 11 f3 ..... ... o.&a ...... Ill I
Cl alma. lh g ulred ~~~ lmowlldl9 ol CRVS and ....... IMC.. ooe. Bactpoead tn den· .-om.a. lntll9
ta1 c1abm be1ptu1. ..-ow-ia,na,•
U r-a_quallf)', we otrei-• .... 1Ndial .. vttoe-
.-it'plim ~com. ...,knd'h.
I I"-UDb' at pm.oa . ..aor .. u£ -
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... Wlal.. "" ~ .................. . 7100 Sl.lnday. June t5. 1980
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7tot 7100 "-'~·-!:Mr Men & WorMn with cit ~ ' petltlft<'t In Olt fft 811"11. .(
Ha4pW..ted . ...................... .
SHOI SALIS W•a•a•e C~ ••••••••••••••••••••••
....... Uca•a Xln• h11h 1ncun'M!. l'om
l -...enc1 m1u1on onl> .. alea w MARKETING/
SALES
SECRETARY
We have an opening for a Expandln1r el•ct u
part llltlt' shue a.ala man firm aeeking
&&.... lwld Ui•Ul) Sak>fl lndUSlr) 10 ---------JllfW nm !t Wn te.rn So <Ahl C1tll for »VIit SICllYilY /DIC. Sttm la Ana.helm Illa" 714 !f1'J llOlO Financial ln vellme nt
or woman Hrs : oei.. resPoft,Sable per10 tor•----------....
sat & Sun Ex per. prer 1 unmed full lime operun& 104e
HEM PHILL'S SHOl::s tn warebouae r eceiv1nai & ••••••••••••••••••••_.
" hrm fo r e ducat ora pualftl rate-TwUon frff s.l• Pe rsonnel Commumca· ~H"ash1on lslandN 8 i h1 pp1n1 dept . Call KEESHOND Pupe. AX<?.
CT ~ llO 1 R .... rva I ...... 1•-u ..... ftAYIL US.A. t1ona Dept. Secretary L¥lnl tmi ..... -....... 1ty, • Xlnt lyp1"&· Sh req'd. A.I Wl.laoo V I f' VACATIONS ..
Desire previo u s ex-
644-4223. ask ror Mr Citn· _:'l_t_an_o_SM-__ 3880 __ . ___ Clump sire. M/F. Pet"
s h o w . Pvt pl)'.
213/ST·.13'5 all 8 pm. non pe rienc e 1n 11n t lec ----------
l ronlcs en vir on ment SHOE SALES Wanted.
Must be mature and able full or pa rt llmt-Good
to aet priorit&H with Co. be n e fits Future
nunJmum O( 1u pervl11on mgmt. position:. po:.:.I ·
Type min. or 6S WPM bte Apply in persoo ~t
Short.hand not reqw red. 9am & ltam. 3tr17 !o.
WOii
PIOCESSING
OPERATOR
PERSONNEL
SECRETARY
MlJOr rt'!lldenual ho""' bwlcter located m lrv11w,
I!> aeekln1 uperil'n<'ed
l'\>n.onnel Se,·t"\'tdr) lA>
a.i.:.1:.t wit h \ 1tnc:d dut1~
in oul' husy rorpor all•
personnt. I dep artment
The Ideal candld~te mw.l
~ II minimum or l
)t>llr per:.onncl
:>ttretartal expcrtl'lllt'.
and good "'ork tn l!
knowledge or a cum
PolcfUl-d pen.1mm•I re
l'Of'd kec&.>IO!; !>) :.tl 111
Qualified 1nd1\ 1dual
mu:.t ha \'e eM-cllc·nt t) p
ml! !>kill:.. be h1i hl) or
gam7-ed :.ind ha\e thl·
abil.Jl} to c:ommuni~itll.'
lffetll\l'f) Wllh llll
h?\el:.. T hi:. 1:. a n t'X
rellenl growth oµportu111
t) orren nit an out:.tand
~ Walk tu t; l t!I!
Ru J Eatale -----
RICB'TIONtST
l"ull time enlr) h:vel
po.1lMlfl wnh Mood work
1ng rund ner.r O C
Airport M u !>t be
pJe&:.ant & dependable
Appl> 1n person to Mr
F\te.ntei. al Robert Bein.
W1ll.taro t-'rotil & J\l,b()(' ,
1401 Qwul St .. N 8..
Rl=:l t-.PTIONIST · Im
mediate upcrung, large
med1c<1J g r oup Bi
lingual (.'u:.ta Me:.a
5S7~J
IU.-t-ept1om:. t _
Gro"1ng mcd11·al uHict·
rw.~'Cb. rl•C1·v11un1sl St.tme
1ru.uranec b1lhng exµer
'f:-p1n11 J mu:.t Salary
open 972 lSH I.
HECEPTIONIST
I' llmt.'. AM. Npl llc:h
ofc 752-5111 1 n ll l' om p 1• n ~at 1 on 1
bcndlt.:; pal'k,.1~c II \OU ~~~ .... -.-;;-.-_;;;;;
111111 mel't l!laled r l'QUI rt· HECEPTJONIST /SECY mcutl> plt>a:.v bt'lld )our
re.umc includml! ,.,ala~ Ne w I.Io r t Cc n t er he.Lon lo Gena :\lew or urch1tectural firm ha'
apply 111 person ut immediate opemns: fur a
POND ERO SA
HOMES
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lrvrnl'. t: \ !12il.i
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l'LUMHEH rt>µa1r &.
lll'ulm~ l',I\ at•tordtnl!
tu e"J.>er Her-. rt'<lut--.t
l'd Gt•t•rs l'luml11nit
531>-1452
Pnntinn
OFFSET
PRESS
OPERATOR
Our cor porat e hl'ad
quarters localed 1n
ln ·me ha:. a complete in
house pnnting fac1hly
'fheOffset Pres:. J>(l61t100
that IS currently open 10
\Ohc:. a 2 tolor
multaltthe with ~ T 51
head l 2 \l'ari. ex
pen t!flce reqwrcd
-.harp, n•:.pons1ble n·cep
l1on1,t ~tocn•lary w front
oHtcc uppearunre and :.i
plea,11nl phonl'
j)l.r,,unJhl) i\lu!lt h11vc ""Ill' orf1n• l'\J>enenl't'
..1nd t' ping :.k1lb llnd like
~urkm~ in a bt.·a ut1ful
1111 dl ion C.1 II :\1 on Fn
for .ippt b4-l 5670
lll'<'l'pl1oni:.t Girl 1-'nda}
\n h1tecturnl 01!1n· nr
OC \1rport Phom:. Ill<
l\ptng & t1hng n:qwred
!'>lllan <"nmmt•nsuralt"
with ·abtlll\ !l imes
l'l't er' t\r0t·h 1tt'l'l:.
~>Ill UMI
l<t-.n .. PTIONl:-.T \lu-.t
h ol \' I' 1-: J p h 11 11 C
~,·r.,11n,1ht.\ l) ping & II)
kt·> ~k•lh .Juice Tree.
l:.tilJ:.' t'hcm1u.1l l,n. II H
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RECEPTIONIST
~.
Rel1dt:nt Atdt' nt'edtld. for
retirement racll.Jl). p rr
weekendi.. lJ 7 bh1ft
Newport VI.Ila. 642-~l
Restaurant snack bar &
concei.s1on :.tand. help
v.anted. s:i ndw1t·h
maker . Call U<1rbara at
754 M716 rrom I to Jvm
Rest .. urant
l'\cw resl1tur ant 11ct•t.b
cook:.. food & cocktail
"altrl.'Sht-8 Appl) !'>Jl
lt>-5pm. & Mon J Wle 16.
10·6pm. 331!17 Ca m 11111
Capistrano. SJC. ht-hind
Dlplanadc <.Nntcr
lle:.taurant
Sr:CURIT Y uooH , :"'
f"ull & Part Time
Appl) m µcr:.c.n
N11 phone calb
Fn thru Tue:. Arl 81' :\I
Crazy llor.;c Sll'akhou."l'
15!!0 Bruukhollo~. S \
Hetall r ecord ~to n• 111
:\c~por1 lkach. I' ·umt·
tla) help ca~h rcJ,!1:.t1.•r
l'XJ)er Ol'C 675 ol21
RETAIL CLERIC
Uependable :.ale!.pt.'r!-on
needt.'d. 10 5 :\Ion thru
FrL Will train A;>J>I) 111
v~r:.on Ptc r I. :!it ti
lforbor Bhd. C:\1
R:\':. Part l1mt: Hl'11l'I
Charl{e ~ur :-t·
11 7 :JJA:\1 :\le'>a \ t•rd•·
Con\ Ho:.p tJ61 l°l·nkr
Co:.t a :\I c:.a . 5411 !)585
. SAILIOAT
MECHANIC
:\lt:chanlClll t'Xpr ro•q
:::,ailing kno" lt!d~l' pn •f
lnbc1ard i.:a:. d11·~cl t·n~
mu1ntt•nan1·l'. ht•a1h
pumpi,, :.omc l'll'I' & n l{
g1ng work Hl'l':.. rc4
bi!>-OOtiO
l'art time. µcrmancrlt It
) OU like pt() pie & ) OU II kc
lll>Ot'). ~e will tram )OU
to dt>mon:.lratc Wt>ur
c~·er Cuok'll.art.· w it h
Sil ver Ston l'. Appl>
pcr..onnel office Mon &
Tue:.. ltith & 17th or J unt'
bet~een 11 & 3
J .C PE~NEY CO.
iTii EDINGER
JIL";l."TL~GTON BJ::A<..:11
~Anne
Allergan offl'r-. an out
5tandlng bent.'f1l µacka1w
UliAl includes compan:-
paid medical and dcnlal
in:.uram·e. vacut1on arter
6 m on th-.. JO pa.1<1
hul1da\S, :! JH·r-.onJI
d11):.. ;rnd more
lnene bil,,l·d home
llu1 ldcr hd:. an 1m
ml·d1Jte need for a
Rt'Cl'pt1onisl to head our
bu:.) front offit·e Thl'
ldl·al c·and1datl· ~ 111 ha\e
J tnJrumum of 6 montlu>
to I }ear general offit'I.'
t'>-JK•nencc and l) µc 50 wvm
Sdle:.
1:-.i.ccllt•nt 'II.Ork mg cond1-
t11n' and an ouli.hind1n~
,·ompcn,41l ion benl'frti.
pa< kai.: .. an· ufll·rl'd. For
1mmt.'d1ate t·onb1derat1on
plea,1· <'a ll :\lun l''ri
!I UOa111 12 00 nooo Genu
\lt:IV. ll75 160'.I o r ;J ppl)
1111x·n.on
POHDEROSA
HOMES
CompseYow
,,.....,.Job
With THIS Oppt'y
As a sal~ represenlall\l'
~1th :\lutual of Omaha.
)OU 11rl' your own bo:-.'
\'ou rt>prei.ent a lcadmg
Compan> orrenng ~pie·
in )our communit) tht·
ftnant 1al "et un~) tht•)
net'<.! a111u n!>l :.ll knc:.."
und llc:c:1dl'nt:.
) our dfort:> arc ha('kl'<f
b' a broad national ad
'c rti:.mg pro~ram
Tt'klphone promouon Exec. secretanal exper
5'3· 7957 1t must. Non smoker pn!· rd. loquitt <n•' M0-0123
SCTIY /RICEl"T
ln\blmt!nl firm, located
nr Orange Co A1r purt
l&l'ea M!ekJ. rront office.
bt:JI i.llitl\lr . R equires
pos1l1ve personality &
phone l t:chniquc . At•
curate typ ing s ki lls .
ba1t1c bookke<'p1ng u
µlw.. Sala r y and ru 11
benefit!>. Re:.ume or
b8l'k1tround letter m con
hden«> to P.O. Box 7009.
Newport Bch. CA~
SEAMSTRESS
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t ui.lom c·un\ a:. & up
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v1111) .\lt>d bcnl•f1t:. ~hller \1 a rt Al' Ca 11' J s
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environment with an ex shop. E xpenenced & pro·
re lle nl salar> a nd duct1on attitude a niw.t
bendits packaie 1nclud· M 1556
A maJor res iden t i al Ing company paid Life. ---~
builder local~ in lrvine Me dical a nd Otnta l Snack bar. p•t. wceken<.11>.
1s :.eek in g a n e x Ins urance~. Pens ion to ~nc dnnk:. & make
p e r 1 e n c e d A d Plan. SavinRs Plun with culd 'and~ 1rhl•:. Appl\
m in1strat ive Secret a r) high lntert":>t rule. one m µl'rl>On. T h"' Ant1(lu~
for our busy land a cqws1 weellt paid 'acauon ahl'r Guild. Jl,j{)t Ei.1:.t U) er
lion department T he six rmnt.h:. and 10' 1 paid Rd. SantJ And
Ideal candidate will h ave holidays Pt'r )eur Thi.,
2 3 years secretana l ex poc.1tion must bl· r1lll"ll
penence v.·1th expasun.-immed1atcl>. PlcJ:.c "" sa.. STEMO CLERK
lu the real estate 1n Ill> al Cll) uf Laguna lic • .u h
dl.L'>l.r). dei.1red b ul not mi>= ). H ~ 1 S I . I .i O m ,,
rn<1odalory 80 90\o\ pm _. vin:.1derablt' rt::.IJ l'\P
shorthand. excellent l> p TR1vcx •HC 111 dl.'ntdl & :.t'i r1:t.onJI
mg ol 65wpm with good ·--0··'"·~.. J t I c•om m unica l1ons :.kilb llll:'J llltr hl•\ Strt'\!l 1 u ll"> IO\O 'mg µrepJr Sanla ,\n:i l' \ mi.: t) 111nJt & mdtnlJtn 111 add1t100, the quahflt .. od 111 .. 11 1 1 r l' t· 0 r ti'
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SECRETARY
Newport Bearh to St .500
This orean view firm
need:. J prort·~~1onal
llt'r..c.tn to ~ork ~ tlh 1>ah.·~
f1m·t• You will he thl'
ha1MJO w1UI home ofrlte
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I' ant a:.ur benefit~
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PHARMACEUTICALS
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\\1th or without l> pm~ Then. l'&ll us toda> tll'°t!ded. Top pa) Tern MH. VA.~ t;qual Opp()rtun1t)
t::mplo) er M F II I µorar> & ru.11 time. Call 1S311·7006 ~!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!'-I _T_oo_Se_rv_1c_et._.i_t9_7_9-0_164_ Mutual of Olftaha
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Planning, scheduhnA &
processing work orders
Dlven.'ll1ed duties Good
future Call Rit a .
~. Coastal Peri.on
nel Af!ency. 2790 Harbor
Bl.CM
Newport Beach lil $1.000 United of Omaha
Thi!> ts 11 lQp notch. pre Equal Oppty Com panies
t.llg10Uli POllll lOn In a l\I ·F
"household namt>" rom
Sdn/&iplo'JllWftt
COURHllOr
Nl!:VER A f"Et:
PliflY. They will tram yoo
on Ule1r 11w1lch board all
you need 111 a ma ture
m inded attitude. It':.-a
great opportunity & they ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"! o rr c r e x c e p l 1 o n a I
ToP notch sales opply. m
recession proof ind ual r>·
If yo u a r e m o n ey
rmtlvaled & ha ve s ales
exl)l.'r a nd/or sales ap·
litude. we will train. We
are SnelUog & Snellinti·
part or t he wo r ld •
large s t e mpl oy ment
system . Why not work
PrrSUMMER-nex . hrs.
Del. brot'h UrH In Npt.,
lrvine area. 540..54%1
Real Est ate hcenu req.
land aala. ca&.b c;om m . 3
dinner parties. Orange
eo.it.y, SO V1lt.y. S F
Valley, pd each wk. plen·
ty ol inventory. call col-
1 e c l o r di r ec t
213-50MCN'7 ... k for Leo·
nyQala.
RMI 1!8tat. Salel
benefits.
557-6122. 7l I ·7711
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14211 Yorba St. Tw;lln
Open MoodQ £ve:nlnp
. for tbe biHe•t fl best? <.:alf J a e \ B a rrie.
540:5001 ror afft. SoelJ.. lat fl S o e lo ti o r New.Poet Bearh Aaency. Ul:ampba Dr.
P.ople needed ln su.Mett•------• Bed omc.. top ~-,,...,..
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challenging, interesting
Job No ahort·ha nd. 60' < ~ )our lune will be m
ma lnlaininf( l'trc·ulalion
list. Wide v1u iel y of or.
(ice dutici.. Non 11moker
preferred Seek perma
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Ceil C 7141 549.7911
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WESTMINSTER
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ANTIQUt; MALL
Dall> 10-6. Fri 10.9
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11751 Westm inster Ave.
Garden Grove 554·6103
Lhasa Apao puppies.
c hamp lines, gold~
wldatk Upa. 848-2114 aft
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Register e d Coc k e r
Spaniels, $200 up. Ready
about July 12. 840-0364.
AKC Go ld e n Retrievor
pup p1 e11, c h ampio n
bloodline, shots a vaHa -
ble now. 497·2G89
Old llNJ. Sheepda91
4 males AKC reg. PUP·
pies Born S-14, bol P)
mothe r & fa the r :.i r~
papered. Sale price S250
C;Jll 714/731-4121
Labrador Retreiver
Adult remale. gentle.
SJ>a>ed Bst of r . 642..QM!O
Schnau1er Male . Smo
.\KC Salt & Pepvef.
SS7·9188
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n ers. 7 weeks o ld Cham
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(or both. or S85 *pur.1te
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hdbds. dbl dre:.:.l.'r. dt.'!>~.
SJ2.; Sprk c11b. S-1 j
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l<~:Ut-:l'OH ,\T I NG :!
\ch ct Tt•rr..1 C•1tlJ Iv'
l~cJt:o " ca n cd wood
(.iolf \ll'mbe~h1p Pn\ .1tt' ba..-.c ~ca !W) ·~ trull
t'luh In ine l'oll~l l'l' die bt'('f SIOO 5r,i 1:1505
;.., . .,.port lit'at•h l'rtn'<I . •
wxlt'r m.Jrkl't S.52 2100 6 l>l\'<.'t.' din roum !>l'l. Lon
lt:mpur uQ ~ohd oak S!l'.'1
!Nitti N1).thl1n1;:<1ll• ,\\ ~
F \' 1; I:: rdni.: i.:old , :! 'r-.
"1 d . 12 (' u f 1 s~ o o
5o-"5 i !'fii Holl top dc,.,k. ·ldra~t·r
t\~'flmorl' 11 J It fro:.l frt"t· "Jlnut Main-. Sl4!5
n fni.t imu uld S2!15 IS4(1 5592
C • t . Hdntit•nitor Color
1:rc~ $'i5 Call mumml(~
\All) 631 193-1
l llroll'll' & l{la!>s ...:amc tJ
lill· :re squ:irl.'. ~ 1two
l'hrome & cane ice crea111
1ham. Sell,., for S450 bl'l
Sat·nf1cc St75 S.'6 JOlli l't:nmorc v.J-.hcr&dnl•r ------~ea :\l ust 'tell ~ Ono U.nctlc sl'l Form 1ea tbl,"
.JtSP:\1 hardwood t•hr~ t.:µh
K('nmore w a :.hcr a nd
dr)er S75 ca1·h <.:all 11rter
')PM 968-8668
Ht-:~O D ELI NG" llo t
llOUll Dish washer 5 cyde
'II. pwr :.a\l'r dry, hke
new. SIOO 646 lO!n
~at Ne~ 1295 fH2 256:!
Deu>rat or·s m1:.lJ k~
l0'\80 gla:.:. lop tablt.•
lir..ibb le!(:>. 2 arm ch1urt.
4 other chair~. & 2 ut
lom ans t'ully uµ
hol:lterc.'<i 1n J.! ray 1 bloc
rubri r $1700 10 8 0
Heveled ~lar.s & bras~
chund e h e r $600/0 BO .
Call ~·2298
2 walnut Me d it. en1I
tables, ~ea. Antq. ovul
cotree tbl ~ 644-71811
Queen u solid wood
Poster be d . comple te
w /Simrnons box sprinr
& mattress. Xlnt eon
646-M86
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Cl .... --. .. 1' • ft a.... '" AL RUOS \2) ----.., -... a ...,.,, , SW'\ Oft!)'. Wlood hull. ~ X c X 18 X SACIJRCI SALll
~al dW t.ade •itlt I
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• Ven 1ood C'Olldl s c a m p e r • o • l 3 • t tJJ:: ~•/ , •1.-0
l1CD D Con.ol lleNO, nttda repa i r 120 se.mo
John Way1M1 VamUy T•n· fT~ ~K.lkh Bob 714·8'72·2141 Bouaht 1t to fix tl up. but
na Club roem~l'lht•> .... u•~ ft aJ _ .. 11 nev..-had tJme . Br•nd Mart• m aMC) ~ N,·wport beach Tean11 .. _...""''a um. .... · new declronlc• • mocor
l'\ft 731 ll$41 l.1ij,I) h&ll family mem \llied la, 1375· 731 '234 W'~ worth more than the UlllltlQll ~ match1n1
lAIU 4'0d IAhlt, Utt c:ond
ti'' lablt, d n r lvl'I ~. bantooll. • •ood
hen.Np ll:I0/080 C.11 dya. 12700 we're u k1na H
ffOUSt;WLU t'\W '73-~l AVON R e d seol 10 ' >ou're hand)'. lh ... ,,. a
etwl'1j. IK2 OJllO aner l2 GA HAO & 8,\ L, t.: 311'
~~;,~~~G SPECIAL Jobe Wa yne ~°rui XJ.nl. Coad. $'100 ~!. ~l~~-· fl_937_yb_::d_•_e
tu rnlt UNt. L•ma>a. AP Te nn•• C lub Family M..-.-4-,-9 ---~ '79 Baylloer SUnbndge. noon \la rifol d AH <.dM
MOVING Saito Stllto.i :;,,~rom ~ to ~.
~fUmltu,.
pll~. Pl11nt1. 'f ool.b, Me1mberah1p for u le. ---.t-_UI •:• 28'. 60 hrs. HB slip
M.bc. 6 many AnllQuc 8lO 2131431~ ~ 20 arl7 Yr1u1c1i. i.l61h'. C M •-•••••••••••••••••••• S18,000firm. 644-0398
C11 ll lo r d1 rct·t1onb !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I Boat.maintenance .outbrd 42' MaUbewa. Nwpt i.Uo ~222a unlllsold l'ooj table, ll1ht. new. repair & cuvaii. All/· a v ail. P a ul. D ys.
----brownt be11 e S80. Call ~•,!t1Y,achl Suvic e. 566-929'1 ; evr..~·2:53l
S48·llm Te rri
MOVIN-0 MU.'"T "'",'1-l . ........., 1070
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lll3 <·tv's IU Cli 6' •ul• t or Gold, Silvt·r .
5*) 3 atnate bt.'<h COOi l'h1Unu m Any kind .
picte w fr1u:ne " mat wnu i;mount ()anael
tr"u $75 t-u Lounl(c ~ ~
~·m>delmit. Sdlmg two !M2 ljCJ.t2 v•.r-..
Iii pn off wtute drapei. ------Ship Rin .. t F'ft h T : Chris Craft Claa11c, 28' lktnew $100i48 8140 Hl'l lenn~ ra m ily mtm· .,, • ... aa ea.. Sedan. fully eqwpped +
Old M1t11c (;hef l>tovc
Sl25 Hr·cA1r &lo\ amp
L'OOlet 12V S8S ti46 ~
~:1':e~~ Bewt ul· =~~~;:~~n1. canvrw..14.000 75t-9319
41" wo.TS ASHii
'79 Pacemaker. Re ady to
lllih. Only l.2Shrs Loaded
w 1e qu1pment . P I P .
714-840-7611
roduna chr S60 l.otb
more &i.l utfcit t>AM Duuoondi. S111:r1f1te
on 7CJG.1S40 nllln !Ii r1n.:. 2 Jall} '1>
Sot .. " lovl' :.eJt. beau dt•
i.1gner cot.too. p11td1w1>rl.
pnnt. bke nu, 1>11t·nf1cc.
m> SSl-3191
!\cw 11000 Ofl1g11er·s
touch S6~
(' 11 II 545 K3llO
t'fl)lmt n n.iit $95(1 l'lll'h
Al1>0, i.m11 I I rail IP•
$250 "'50 e11ch All haw
~Int l't:ntcr :1ton~1>
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~IJ::HLING Sii.\ ER &
SILVER S's Will pickup
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NOW SELLING
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ai21'lo'W\lr. C;\1
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t:ONTl::NTS
F'urruture. Lamps. 1\JJ
pUIUleeb. Plant:.. Tool~.
MIM' & m1tn) AnltQUl'" •••••••••••••••••••••••
2827 f''r1rnc1s Lane. t M TOPCASll PAIU
t'ull for d1n•c:tioni. For UM'<! furmturl' & ap ~&2'l23 unl1l i.old plaance:., workm~ or not ~7 IU.33
GENOA 6h oi. Luf Hgt
~ FOOl Lgth 221\. Xlnt
rood. S300. 673-5340
Stainless st~I radar arch
custom made ror Pacific
Bluefin 34'. Brand ne w
Sl.500. 631 3280. 642·844fi
32' TaOJAN '77 D.t
f''.3:2 ~tqdel. onl> 220 hri.
oo twn dsl'li xtra dean
illr track! an. m ust i.cll
oow a l our doc lo.
L":\lT ED Y ACUT HK RS
17141631 3133
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t'·-Cl"~· r1n.r• •11uh .. •t -· Ut ......., .,., I • , a -t' r U I "C t , l lo\ n (.; h r) ..
Must i.ell to the bt:i.t relili. ----Aquarium. 20..:al <'vm
offer Household furn.<ir l l"'t Hnlbanl cut 14~ J.(old plt'te w 12 rre~h wuter
cludUlg kmg 1>1ic hlla JJend a nt. counte rfeit fohSSO a ft Spm 64t> KOO'.!
board, quetm i.1Le head Wllll'X>nd ~. 639 5Ul9
board, wall 48X25 mirror -Wonderful !>umnwr rt•ad
prit·ci. pu 1d Bu) an.c 2 s pd #2.11 Bcirlow bnu. 12 \11F, 1\0F. dnl fa mal\
gold t:.alver · Jcwl'lr}. 'olt. U C or mcchun1n 1I l>out S:.!!>,OUil Nw 1;t
clcntal . etc A p p l ,, ::.el f taih n~ S9l!S ui.k Yat·ht t:"ch ti75 lHOU Jrl~"'hl'r l' Wllllum T clcor 1nst ru w111d LaW't'ncc ~ Hl!l:J ( Ani.
-.tlfraffil'. u ppllanl'CS. un <.:.ountcrfe1t D1a monc'b. I mi.: children 'i. book t.1·ti.
-iij'bc B BQ , A lot ol 1·arat Marq wst: rut S~J IWcre $11JO new I siu t.o
_Kc:nerul ~IS(' 536 7154 '..'.'~ J!Old _"!1& ~SL~ ~ 8311_ ~_3 ~niccl s~ed bout spd Uot·k whet!b l'ull 646 ·l005 !\I 1-; D I T J:: H H A N t-: A N Counlt:rf cal Dia mood. :J Electn c AdJ Bed
bdrm :.el t nplc drc~i.cr (uJI ct:1. bnlllant C'Ul Sl!lll, $325 Wunllod :I bliwk lcathl•r
arm(l irc.' nilc stanrli.. 14Kgold nng 6395189 171414!)4·2!>49 molorc)t'll' JUl'kt•l ., loah.'Owet" 9040
1 d k k -Famuni.: t'oul'h llJ7 :11H4 •••••••••••••••••••••••
amPt1. r Oil 64 0 126.5 SPEXI ACULl\R t:Mt-:R OeV1lb1ss S hor•c• 1"1111 ~ • . 40 ' Viking Sprtrii h. ·1 1. Garage Sal. 8055 ALU l<ING. Almo!>t ·lcl pres::.or tank. nu motor. \\Jnt.~-d lo bu) ur rent \11F. ADF'. ratho. Ail'.
••••••••••••••••••••••• t•rtll'r.tld iturroundt'd b\ 220\'0lllllW. C'Un bt' \o\lrl'<i L2 llj rl~~l bl'tl or ut1ltl) 6 5 gen. ICt'ltlllkcr \o\Cl
MovinR i,,alt• i\nllQUl':..
w11Sh€r & dner. t(ll!l-c·
ttblei. Sal & Sun 10 4
21152 Hrookhurst, II H
~$5948
:12 cxqwi.1tc diamond~. al 115 $650 8-l2 6151'. trJill•r 6.3KIU3 bar. t o u r n . brad1i1·
nt•url) Jct total w.it 1>15-IJ!l!iO __ Mlnical S118.000 !'t~pQt Yueht
Ht-tail 'uluc at SlO 000 + lnsfnll'lwnh 1081 l::xch 875· 1800
Wiii !>l'll al )5,!WO 3cU1>hJoru. '>ClfJS7j&1\\I ti73 311W i" :\I ., l l' rt• o ,. 1 I h 2 ••• • • •• • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • •
i.pcaken. SIOiJ 5S7 IS393 l'O:'\;'\ U1rt•1·tor trombone
PATIO SAi.i-; 1:-'tlrn. b1l.c-. ;\t11"111lo ;\1ans Wall·h IHK
& muth mutt· 121 Topal i.:old lMnd ~OHO Call
BJ I boa Sat /Sun 5.\11 Zi:l:;l
U Keefe & :\ll'rrllt loH·. L ·
lots of bab~ thmi.:s. Mrxhtocry 8078 t'4t) S84~ •••••••••••••••••••••••
T HV<:K Spr ay booth
I.A•\ 1llh1s. I 'r old. :JO
long ' lb· h 1gh ' 22' "'1de
Oflcr Rebui lt Skum
dl'aner, t-.lcct r oma t ic
~ IXI 213 771 20711
('0:\11' h1n~i.ILC l11lrm
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IJrothl'r :.cw. ITIJ ch
:\lu.t· W!l&·awanl. <'d;\I
!:>Ill & Sun, •12lli l lil;1nu,
Fl.:H:">ITt;H E
t;n1qul' ~ 1\mer11-.111
\\()(Iden corr~ tubll'. hi ,,
i.pkr~. campaai.:n ~I) ll·
""hilt & }ellO\o\ bdrm :.ct
bunk bc<b. "' mall • uir
ho1·kl'.' table. bumper
pool. game table & 111Jn'
toy-. & g.11nt•' !'il'l<lO l'o0I
Brook tTu r t lt·rot·k 1
ln1nt.· or t·Jll 71 t 8JI 1315
ufl'1P;\1 & Wkmb
'\ U be h 1 n d 11 11 Ji.: 10 ' ht·av\ duh tabh: ..,a,. ~.\'t•nlh1ni.;1u.in\lh1ni.:' w11h::.land.SISo Ll:'l'DHOH<.; lt.n qut·l 67S 3Jli Club fam1I.' tennis ml'm
,\ITlt'ritan Oak Tahlc· twr ... h1p "urlh Sl..:IJU. Siii;>, St'l'I t'IJf\ s:llill , __________ , "'111 lakc ~or be'>l of
~lorni. C'ha1r ~1t;: •. tW:cl AIR COM,RESSOR ft'r l>t-t-. 96M tloOIS
"llU Ur r "&•o 3 llP I phase 60 Kai " · t• "~ l' ~ " Ooublt' bl'<.l with rrunw le l'hunogrJ llll S I 10 ""rt1C'al l\SM I-: eodt·
I( u t' k ... r ~I l II . ~I •i l tank Nl·H.'r ui.ed. 5695 i.prcad S50 1256 Hut land
Mat·hinc S.&:!5 A U.u. ~I' Tcr~ I 772 5390 l_U! :. ~.!!-
nirn m;nhanc. t offl'l' -----l 'PIUG IIT J Ht.:LH 1 .. \\1 1'
~nncJcr , bJb) IJU>:J.!~. Ml~ 80IO SIO lmtlat 1on brus'>
toys JOd m1:.ecllu11t·uu., ••••••••••••••••••••••• 562 <172U a rt SP;\!
~ 1lh ca. ... c• 1-.xct·llcnl con
d1tt0n SIUO 675 IW52 Jfll'r
bl'\I
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Walnut frJmt' 'Int l'OOd.
SiSO ~ 737:!
Oni.:11u.I L~'O 1-endl•r T"' tn
T"'t:l-d 1\mp l'r1· <.:H~
S4(X)
Drum '>l'l gd lur l>c1i1n
nt•r !'ilcngt·rlcnd Snarl'.
~l:!J or ht·..,t ul ft•r
ljljl :!151;
DHL';\IS Ii) l..ud,,.111 . l1)lht
l>IUt' l'lear :! "1oor toms.
.1 l>J~l' 21". :1 Zllgn·n
I 'mllub. Hu~er., high
Ital compl~le lo\ Jll
rn.w"> S'OOI) OMO la II a rt
h JOP;\1 1714 I 7:rl 644'.I
:::.1•1:-.:t:T 1'1ano \o\1th
bcm h \\ ulnut Good
5.\7-lrl'l 1 LUGGAGE TAGS NEWC,\HPI::T l'Ood. ~l9'J Abo 12 stnn1< 1Jkum1nt• Guitar !'tlo"mg.
1V.phooo-rad10 (·ombo
Sola bed. d1ncllt• :.cl.
plan t&. mut·h more
Sal ~ 962 JS&I
Chair... T1rf<m> IJllll'· din
1111: t.1hll'. hult h. I 11r"' r
< l~t mu('h nion· S.11
~n .Ju11c I..> •1" .!17
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Nl.lc1Sat Sun !I lo 4 1671
Iowa St <Mesa \ erd e J
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rrom your bus111esi. card U sofl )t'llow. approll U j ~nd one t·ard for ea ch ..q .>ds SJ sq )d ~ 9'J27. ,. ~ $9'J ~~714
Lag plus one :.pare We I~ or ~-1647 Office~ Ir
return IH' r ma nent I) Fountiun Vall •,rt. cq ·t E~,....,. 8085 !>ealed attractn t.' tag & c. a Ut ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. trJp. meetan~ aarhn e full ll'flnt"> ll'll'mbt.:r..hcp l ((
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H·nt It~:. & theft' l'~or J C<lll ~ 500b lt·.ilh1:r cout'll 6. chJlf"t
IA'l'-(JOaht.l'd tug l·ndO:.l' .--wa llµ11per . fubri1 or t:u:.tom U1I::. \\.1t1·r 1.1.c:
"l>a) lilo • µaJ)l·r & Wl' L'olon.. ) our i.ubJec h llo.
~·II haC'k & Lnm ,\OUr )1JUrl·otor1>1f )OUWl1>h
tu~ Or tr) tv.o c:arrl::. lW!.t:!Tlllr) 7i0 t.'Ulr.l
back lo haek
PHICt:S
S2t•u or 3/SS
4t:ilags Sl.60cu.
L~ mah0$l <•l1) de.,k
,. lHJCWntcr v.ell. O~"'l'<i:.
rdmu;h1ng S3S •.JI t.llM
~11:.1· 0H1t·e d ei.k:. &
d1a1r... good t·ondillon.
reasonable. SS6·Gl7l.
1971 SCAUI
T"'1n JO's. 130 hour ...
loaded Pn pt) lki.t Of
fer' Call 546 1200 1 ~ton
Fri da)l>I. 731 lf2 1L
I cH•rungs & wee kt'flcb l
.\.'>k ror Jerf)
lJ' Gran ~lanncr full\
cqu1pped. b ellu\1full)
rru11ota1ncd. read y to
l'nD:.e or h vc a boa rd
Sip m;;y bt-available
11' 7', F1nancan~ ~!.1
blc Sl!0.000 Jack Curlc~
5J4 1505 e\ cninJ.::. &
"'eckl·ndi.. ti l :! 13:!1
"'l'l'kdU~!>
17 FT. GLASTROH
Ha:. 8 5 ho r scpo,. 1·r
Evln r ude en gine with I~ than 50 hours. full
1·a nvai., hea"' d u t'
t r a iler w it h h·1t c·h ti..
n gged for fishing o r ski
mg llncludei. a set ul
\o\1tlt:rsk11> 1. H ai. l:IHO
)J et.-me & lb .. s pol le !>I> •
call ror detai ts
991.7572 771-1076 -----·----
llf Dl.:t't'I ELO ELl:.C
TRI<.: HAY UO,\T. XL~T co:-;o 673-2253
24' L)man 200 H P I U
Good rond $16 .ooo
Bayside ;\lannc Salt•:.
673 !1570
'77 UMIFUTE 32'
Comp I c QUI p 'd rc.r
p&eabure and flshm~ All
exlrai.. r adar . 2 r11th
dwal r adios. e t c I' I'
MUS T SELL '
7MJ1M6.0021 Garage Sale Sat /Sun
1247 llila rta. NH. Uy
lloalit llosp 645 !n95
6 9 taas SI 50ea
!Our more Sl.40 ea
Sak~ Tux lnl'luded
i.:s· Alum boat w t rlr. Ii 11 P
~va nr udt! O U .. $800
Tandem whl lrlr. $150.
Lumber rack . SSO. 7'
s<1fa. blut:!> & rw.l. S250
675-3.WI 1017 '7S <W' Sklpj11ck <:rwi.c:r.
trlr·luna lower · loaded
<.:om p letc Darkroom .
Tommy Armour puller.
Hallan e11bmel.li & m 1:.c
Sec Dune J\-L1nl· :m11
Country t;lub. Mesa
Verde 9-4 Onl)
GARAG t: SAU;
:.! chev) 70x l 4 mal(
wheels. SS each 3 32'
NO <.:ARO'.' Ura~ )Our own or send
name, addrei.s, phon~ &
"'e'll m ake one card per
tl.lf( Acid 2$' each.
~nd check or m one) or-
der lo
PILOT f'RIKTIMG
P 0 Box 156(1
C~la ~e11a,Ca 92626
hollow Cli!ne doori. SlO cu. ---------•I 4 l>Ol.td wood 32" doori. MlrMt u..HonM
:slSea. 2 t.et.s louwr wood 2 wurorms SIS ~ach I
doon. SLSeu buthroom J)ll.nt.M»t $20. Size 9-10, all
w a 11 ca b 1 n ct $1 o. ll1 excellent cond1t 1on &
Corllna rront gnll ss. worn only• fe w times hy
Cortina rronl bumper i.tudenl nur:.e . 540 5721
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J W T .C Furn M cm Mataw green w1n1i . ---------18' C»ru,·ellti H O llP OMl'
trader. 4nJ houri. S3300
Ternll> 642 9990
bershap liei.l oHcr o~er
Sl.200
~o~_.n .;. u rfetllonutc. nano Lamed SISOO v.1th
lar g l' cagc C al l
14'J93019or 960 3147
I~ plants SI and up ---------
21.29 t::lden Ave, Apt :! SHt::HRY'S l'Z.'TCAKI'.: C..~ 645-3387 Board ing & Rrooming
TV PRIZE Fl Rt:PL1\0:
Thermoi.tal . ran. ctt·
Best ofr 661 1367
Clr1Jelmg. goltl i.ha&. l(d
cond. 100 yds. $2 /)d
Hoo\ er d 1 a I a · mu t tt'
w attac h me n t::.. x lnl
rood. $'15 497.3245
v.1th love. f ree 11kup
l'ood.le Pups & l'en111m
h.lttooi. for s11le Tea <.:up
i.t ud i.. 2S )rs CAI'
546-2848
0\o\arf lJ uon1ci. ror
hither t. Ua) & Grad .
man.> color s. S3ea .
$4 pair SJ6. SI !i4
Oa\eorJ1m
11:1 <;t uapar l20 HI' Me rC'
trader. s•,, HP a ux enii
S2:SOCJ Terms 642 9990
Da\eorJur
17' Glu t.ron Tn flull. m &
out Voh o 130 fl P Xlnt
rood Le.:. lhlll1 200 h n.
CJll Tom.~ lf177
SS. ShoJll !lc:reen. f1l1> HO" ·af\~!!!6!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I wide opening. S hower Mu.st sell to the best reas ~Ir C>nJ-s 1090
·79 Gla:.tron 21 ' V :.!16
Sport.fisher. 200HP Mcrc
outboard Loaded w 1
xtras M Wt t nt -e 5J6. 1391
421' LL 'Tll HS SI' t<Tt'Sll
'70. IH l '>l o l lea k
t·ockp1t oak pJrqut.'I
t•ubln soil-. '>tn>:lc d'I. 700
nu ran.:e. t>t.'low m kl J I
2>.000 ;-.;,. pl Yuc·ht t.x
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Giant
Discounts
Last Week
Before
regular
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Goes into
effect
•SEA RAY* • JUHi S,ECIAL •
26SUNOANCE
Our ;\ll>'>I popular &Jt
::itoc:k :s;r,1, 200 ;\kn trlr
u. .. 1 S2ll ~ 'o~ ~ l:J!I
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"1th l'un hJ,,. --ALL MEW
1980 MODELS
fmm 17'thru 36'
PRICES SLASHED
CADILLAC QUALITY
AT CHEVY PRICES --CONDITIONS
OF
SALE
All sold boats must
have valid d eposit
checks o t SSOO or
mo<e. On approved
credit. boats may be
Sea tnaled prior to
dell very
SAUEMDS
SUNDAY AT 5,M --door s : S7 SO. stainlc!us •WAT~RfALLS• olfer lOXJO a luminum •••••••••••••••••••••••
Kteel gas barbecut1. $50. Natural. sell contained. storage s hell. 2 5X3 work t::lec 2 keyboard Conn
paperback. 251-. UM K !.lullfolly c r aned from Ulg table made of heavy Oricun. l2200 or beat ofr
Bay St btwn Or ange & vok anic boulderi.. Ask steel. w1Corm1c1t t.<>1> 3 Y63-~
25' ·77 Thunderbird Twm
\' is·s. roll cover. VIII-'. HARRISON liOWlder. Of constuvolt .
Ne'WJl()~-ror Bn an <714164S·0'7<K. 8X2 alumlnum roofinic ---------
kit. (never used) 25 wall 5'ortMcJ Gooch 1094
Hod Oll1' tbl. S80 glb·tp. •WATER}"ALLS• pane ling & m old i na •:•••••••••••••••••••••
wrgbt U"On tblo & chri.. Nulur1tl, selr·conla ined. <never ulied 1 2 doort1 for 11ale. Kneliil 160 11k111.
S l S 0 , I g m a h o 14 tikillfully crarted from wtdouble lock. Portoble =· StlO. Mu11t iwll
drsr /W t m1r. $00. itld ·lld volcunk boulders. Ask rompreslJOf'. Portable air · . __
carved eagle $125, a nl1 for Bnun: <7l4)f>4S..070.. conditioner. Po rta ble 1'Vjr'
que muhoa s wivel cplns 11Ulk wtil. Alot of gtlneral Shr'90 8091
chr. $175. Ml!ic. 1lcm11. t"or :iale. dues rre1: mcin· mir.c. 536-7lS4 ... •••••••••••••••••••• ~ ber s h 1p in prime . btautllul RCA 2$" color
Newport Bdch Yac ht i«l Ada. your one · TV, 2 )'r wrmy . free de-
MZ,5178 Club.&&W404 1tAJPshoppin1 cent.«. bvery. sue. 848-17*1
For aa1~Stereo. Oar·
rud turntable walnul
contOI• am/fm 19Sfmt
olr WMIM
refril(. swim step, unC'hor BOAT CENTER Winch. tnm t a bs. 113.000
67S 5139
·oo 20· Starlin: 110 deep v. ..._. II~
rblt O.cyl ... 20 .... btlt "iiirc:M.tHwy
tunks. 13760. s:u -01 as ' )
'73 28' W HRS. All ll&N. (114 131·2547
Tw ..-. rbk J~ '10 ~ IM-THIWATll
bauled May ~. Calio STOii
SIV. 2 bait. A/P. faU.. ------~hf. Bimini w/H e. • cvrw. No,... ofr rell:Wed.
7W 117J.011T
17' BrUJah Dory CUke a
tOIO .......................
Whaler• 125 H tP rm~. ------
a»Jl)' U lt ... tnllll MU.
riber&lul. One pereon. L.J.r. fllO s1a.o.yMXJV.
&ood coad lUon 1150 .......... ---•••••-a e.eoo
541-7870 '80 Yamaha x suo. CaU4M--.144-lllO
14' HOBIE CAT. locl ..,... qlr feninp. eoft· '46 rordWoodM • ....cored.
trailer. l 15CXI. Pine CIODd. ~ ~L. Best offer. m,ooo. ALSO ·a .... ~ v•<r .... , .-u ll. A lowo 1edan, 4 d r .
Honda 175 C" m·-t ...... 'resto r e d ; uo.ooo .
15' Olymp&c Pirul, US660, "' -..., ~Ml
rate tt~)'. trlr, CO¥ft', teen. $JOO. Good concL ---------
9)0. 548-"1992. 53H l200. S '1019. '$3 Pon: he 358 vw F..nitne s=o.
56'1-al6 KITE 12· w ttrlr
$5..W
6'6-4133
WANTED: Honda Trail so.
___ 1_s_1.-e __ 1 __ _. ·• GT500 Shelby Cobr14.
'74Honda 125. nil paint, PS. PD.
Colurnbta 32' 5.5 meter NldlaJI map 4 111875 s loop w /t r lr. $9SOO Dirt:,"~· ~8'4i. ' •P. ·
~-. wti.d ya. RoeaUod _____ __:... ___ , ---------
Crawford. Honda ~. l400 or best ol· . 69 Ma rk . 11 I . L o w
f M IJ mileage. 11750/080.
16' Hobie Cat·l974. gd er. uaue · 540-8298
aind. BhAe !iatl5 " trlr 840-2389
SlS0067S.1SS3. 67~16
Udo 14. IMOZJ. with ccwer.
lrlr w 'rock s tue ld. $2000.
760-9Z32
25' ~HOCK Sips 2. head.
O t B . w /s pan n a k e r .
tunged mast. temp 111Jp.
Sile at S l 9 00. PP
7141645 9147
1.5· HAR POON st.on:d in
:.Mk. 1t spark~. Mude
b) Boston Whaler A run
boat 644-6575
Laser. x Int cond 111on .
$iSO ti39·6!1 54 C Vl'b/
... knch
"1& KZ 900. Clean. runs '62 LiMC>ln Coot. el.tt .•
ldnt! See to apprec. New pwr. suacide dr. a /c, wd
tires. brtr.s. battery. etc. _tn_m_._l_ll00_._642_·'4_70 ___
Sl7SO/Of r . 54S·4226.
8464)~
Honda '76 ~C B.
Low nuleb. mint cond.
~. 760-8346
'64 Mercu ry Parklan._.
Marauder. loaded. clean.
froot end damage. Great
for restonng or part:.
SS.SO 846--4187.
'71 Ptckup. V8, long bed.
'73 Hond a S L · 100 1()(1 AC. $1200 or bei.l olff!r
MPG. Per fect mt!ch 631 3813
rood a.a .......
S250 631 5106 V.Mdn tSJO
'74 Ka wa 2SO t::nduro ..... ••••••••••••••••••
Mw.t !M:ll xlnl cond. for <A?rvair Dune Buggy, t.nlo 64.2-6343 t Ord fiberglass body. nu
rn>tor. nu trans, clin ht:
'""4 Hond CH 125 I s t r eet l e g a I. S900. ll•1bic 11. l n 11 lcr new ""' a • rom p lrllffiP, ~ reblt. fasl ready t.o go _842_~_1.S6_. 645 __ -0960_'_. __
.i~ 4778 SJ.'IOtolr 968 S688 · 4 wt.eel DriYfl 955C>
l lobtt 16 t ra1kr. nt!i.'dl.
.. ~. Sl..50orolh:r .
&'7~47114 ----
\lon~ry 12. 4 1>111b :.!
1 az1'"" c-oven. trlr $tiOO
t.'&2017, 75 1 4623 (d)b)
Honda XL 70
LI.kc Ne w $350
0 u 0 631 0477
"n, Su.tuk1 Rotary t.:ng1nc
Full t'a1nng & Sadd le
~' Lo ma. :\IU:.l ~II
6-"2 1243
. .................... .
·79 f'ord Bronc:o Ranger .
Xlnt cond Sil. 000. Ca U
Joy. 8 30-Spm t;40-9072.
n.ctis 9560 ••••••••••••••••••••••
'71 Chevy .,.,.ton. Man}
extras Mui.t s a cnfict!.
~ P HOES IX
t..St;D I S l::ASOS '7ll Su1uk1 H ;\tl25, n ew S~ firm 64.2 5963.
1.iot t om t>nd . '711
Kaw~1 KXllO 492 87~ SiOO 640 1931
35' CUSTOM SLOOP
\II Tl·Jk totr Xlnt lt\e
Jlioard & crwi.er ~1p
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,., t">. b to IV pm
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n1111pa:. .... many more
\lrJ'> ~200 ht.•i.t o rr
ti73 z.:r.1 or ~ i 150
Hones.. XR '7S. hkt' new
Only S29S Trad e for
W'gerd1rt bake 6tl 5.290
l.976 GLIOOO. 18K mil~~.
m..roon. mint ~l bOO
5.SZ-621S2
1!176 Honda XL 2!IO. X Int
o Ald ti.000 m1. run..., hl.c
rll""' $S.S(J MJ l:l 71f "fl
W\1
:IJ t.nt~ i i. 4 ba1-:5 of
,Jel:. ind ~µ1n hot & t·old. Motor'..._ •. s•1
"'r ~ rttn.:} ·:.. Ho ~· ..... /Sfol99' f 160
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ao.ta. Sltps I
Oodts 9070
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Ill' m illh1nc •nt·I
tii3 8800. alol.. rur l>iiH'
Ll! .. 11,, a\ ;ul an Hunt
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Dale'~ RV Rt-nl'6h
S5i9 -M46
f'or llent. 19i7 Harvest
;\luu Motor home SI Pb
6 + 3W ""o..: Hurn.-. re
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~ 49~H~ after Spm.
.i!ll4151 ext 234 betwet.-n
lillm&Spm ---14 t'ord 3 14T , 4 i;pd, Low
ITU ~ Looks n>ugl1,
M.ln!t Rrt:ul ~ 5074
'7'l To)Ola -l, Ton Ion~
bt.>d . low mile:.. $4500
Qlll ror '"'° 675·9974e
·71 C.."ht:vy Flcl'l:.1de P t · .
1) bt.od. gt:m toµ shell. I llJ
humpt:r. t rlr h1teh. nu
l1r1."'>. A C. I' /B, I' ~. \lnl
1·ond !'riced tu .,,.11
566-6 IM ---
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olr ~l-84Mi -----
1962 Ford 1-~ ton 4:.1xJ.
Good condltJon. SDO _.
beqotfer S41H109 •
'71 Dat"un. dciK•ndable
lrun.'>. nt.>i.-d!> PJlnl $9JIL
lU! 3UJ
1n.:tun Harbour Call z:r Dochtc -.ell cont;1mt>d
'i:! I Jud~l' '" ton h•'~' '
dut\ JU\ )'!Ji. tank. Club
L'Jb :)l'J7;:, ·n Dodi.;c • •
lllll nu p.unt. pnllll..' rull"
n1ng 1onrJ SllSOU .
l(fl 2"1 I.I
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I-UH M L t:: 40' moonng ~T.ti9
~e"''POrt lieat·h -. rth 26' T........_ Trw•ef 9170 17 CHEVY LIIV
4 ryundcr, 4 ss>t.~"'<I. art'
cond .. A M /F M radw.
lugga1te rack. boot and
<'ampe r she ll. "K a I
Kamp" mirror a nd bum
pe r s Ni e(' u n it
:MM0/24,000 Ml Servic·~
Co ntra c t Av a i l .
(Ser l-'27842>.
puv.cr boot OfC Marine -·•••••••• ••• •• ••••••
An:• Wdlbtde ol Ualboa I gotla sell my 11· trualer
b ll&nd 645-0748 MOVING'
WANTt:D: Slip, Ntl'Wport
Etead t for 27' Sloop Wiii
<-~ader USC' of bout
~I Y086 EvH 758-l.2fj2
l(J' Moonng orr Balboa
h land w /26 ' c abin
rrwser. Boal in good
oond. Needs eng. work
H ot h · S l4 .~0 0 .
213343~
~7·3182
17' Campmg Tra1!4:r.
BESTOFFt::H
Couch . danellc. kau·hen.
closets &r cupboordit.
dean & comrorta blc
547 JI.IC!
11· Travel Trlr ~11'> 4 !i
Easy to pull. Ma kt: offer
~
$3191
SANTA AU
DATSllt
\\ A:-O'T ED Boal shp an "1liio s.r.ke. f'..ts
Newport Will pa) t-'1n & ~sorift 9400
l~n. ree:. Call 6:..'6-2446 or ·-····················
~I~. 17th Slrtt't
Santa Ano SSll· 7811
11 <..'hcv P U :i.T Clean.
Good cond A/C. PSt P lt.
radio ~1orr 551·3035 ~9975 S&VICE DEPT.
WMOomMGMI
+boat. IU600, 968·3965
3S'SUPAva1I
5240 month
bi~-6522
tolO •••••••••••••••••••••••
'77 18' R11nat•r 11ki bout.
_,,jet, d nl cond. t l.700.
~eon .
Open 6 Du>~ A Wl'Ck
Mon .. Fra 7 30-5 30
Salurda}'t'l 8 00.5 00
A.._ Chrys.-Ptv.
29211 Harbor Blva .
C-Osta Mesa
S46-ltl4
SSAVISAYIS
WITH USID ,ARTS
lmported c"r part1>
IMPORT
AUTO SUPPLY
lOI N. Maocht!Stl'r
Anahetm 7'16·9900
GMC tJres & n ml!I, four
'78 <.:hevy i,,,, Too PU Sh'
f1e(.Ulde, 6cyl, 4spd. ps,
pb. ac. a m rm radio.
locklll& d.lrte rent1al, wide
llm. & wheels. 41,000 ma
m>O
631-3139
'72 Ford suzs
Call 497-4026
G8 fo~ord, t'lOO.
$1000 or best orter.
988-3530
l~l6'a.IM6..f1'75. Mike v-9170 '68 vw Baj», ................. , ..... ..
noea1. ISOO. 74 'fW CAMPll
&u-1344 Super alkll, nat top ~ •
a... __ .._ b'--• Wlt'aion. ~· Am111I~ ...... -: ...,_..,r .or amt CU'9. (T.Mfl.K> .... bk>dl. r~t • .ioc>. 4 J R _.
1a-l5 "eel bltd radials, S4.2tl aood c:ond 180; um IOI WITHAM
SU1uki 'I'S•• 1100; Buick YOUCSWA ... GIVl6:~40IHrw. 19DOW•mhwa.erAve. r
SUJO. Shell for •Ta El In W-.tmlotw
Camleo. bel °''· Kite -7151 .. .,.. ~~~. ~~~~ ~ Cbtvy. Rebk VI eng.
'1'1 C•ewy Van. V·I '
aul4awUe. PS, PB. all\I
carpeUna • panelina.
"710.f7i.WG.
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p ' ~~trojd, 041\t'r clean car ( 40U 1 t01 lU!ll IOISWl,l1T9H5 •M rw;AU..,.v~ TEST DllVi ONI
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"'71 FOl'd BubbJt! Tuv Xlnl
\.'OOd SUIOO C.JI TOO O 177 -?91MWUJCSI
'74 AUDI Silver wath black leather or m.ao:u
1'19 Dod&e 'v .Al\ nu.i 11)
pl8D} ¥Lrai. t;u·l'llt!nl
('OJld. Mu.st self qwcld;
..., 080. •99-2719 -----'tlFORDCLUB WAGO:'I.,
auto, AM /FN 8 Irk,
.quad, CB. t'U))lom1zw,
.kJUi or itlrllb, HURRY!
!il68-2963.
Wo Leasing '580 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. LEASE
1910DATSUN
210ZXCOUPE
Vl'ry l>h&l\f Fox 4 door. ~utiveCar
11UU>mat1c Loc*1 Ir IOI Md.AltEH lac.
JUSl &real. (280NDY > 8:i() N Beach Blvd. $2,491 (5 Ml. No. uC SA Fw} 1
IOI WITHAM La Habra 522 5333
VOLKSWAGEH i9 320!, air. !>nrf. 4:.pd.
7600WestmlDSlerAvti. stereo cusi.. ro~ h.:hb.
m Westminster Alloy "'hls. Sll.500 or b~t
IBJ.75M ~ olr 714~7611.
·75 lOOLS, xlnt cood. fuel 'TI BMW 320i, sorf. hpd.
inJ . lo mi. air. cuss lo mi . air s1 .~1 s o
::.tcreo, nu tires. 548·3Ul, &1&2017 751·4623tt.l\l>1 ~. . .
~~ lease on '7!1 U \1 W
'76 AUDI FOX 5281. Fu 11> loaded
Oyna.m1w 2 door •• •peed sns1roo. 540-4267
with air. It's super slick! ---
tcnl678l c.-; 9715 $182.54 $2,995 •••••••••••••••••••••••
IOI WITHAM '79, 9 mo nu. loadt.·d w
A MONTH VOLJ(SWAGEH Gtua pkg + AM /FM &
Cap cost : Stl889 00. Cap 7600w estmmsler A\·e. cass with 4 :.pkr:.. t lt
6educt1o n $989 00 . '"Westmmi.lcr !->leering. "1rt• w h h.
fles1dual: $4944.00. 48 893-7~1 638.7880 center con&ll•, 5 O litl'r
payments of $182.54 per m g, grt m 1, hurQ mUl>I
~ :.Jl(l air l'Ond . ~lereo. •71 Fl ... 1 ....... ._,_ ~ll...-1 rad1 .. 1 urei.. nt:" "' GMC TaUCICS
pJint new ti re~. low SPYDB 2.850 Harbor Blvd
rrult!11ge:: Low down pa) l C) tinde r . 4 :.peed. COSTA MESA
niem 088SZI:: 1 power l>eal!>. whitewall 540-9640 .
tires Fanta-.t1c ' Onh
2J.OOOm1le::s \~1 '221 . $6552
SANTA ANA
DATSUN
2001 t: 17th St r«-t
$6,39'
Meri! Howard'• Hew
Gardtft Gro·~ vw
lT.:JI Harbor Blvd.
.)3.1 .• 1100
'"> • .lnlJ And S5ti 7tll 1 ---------781.24 Sp> der White ~1th
red int 5 i;pd. $6500 CJll
~-s.937 or 640 5265 '79 DATSUN
810 COUPE
t. I') hnder. auto .. 11r
tuocl . P"r .,te<'nn~ d h i:
IJrakt.-:.. n1l'l' u .1 r :\I u.,t
"~· to 11pprcl'latl' •ml~
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$6850
SANTA ANA
DATSUN
:..'tAll I: 17th Strt.'\.'I
W 12t ~pon Couiw Xlnl
l'Ond !'>:.pd. 28 mµ~. dean
& rd1dblt! Mu~t !>l'll Ii\
ti IH SI l~ or an> n ·
a.-.onuhle orfrr 53&0336.
.._.,k ror M 1chael
Hli8 fo Hit ~p) lier 5!.pd
\\lute "1th rt.>d mll'nor
~c .. 11iwo 557!1
;;; 12H Sport C:.11u1u·
!i~.OOOm1 Hun-. ~vull
Sl.350 :i:1 I Xi iK
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*MAZIA lf7tlX7
CHC ... 5 :.peed, ai r cond.,
AM /FM stereo, tape. al·
1 lo~ wheels IS58VY J ,
lmmiu~uJa~ Cond.ltaon
$6,995
LOVE IT AND
LEASE IT
WYTO LOVE
TOL~E
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79 M83000 ... I 5,8 16
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batt. w1rina. more '7tM8300SD ... 18,88 1
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'79 4SOSLC ... I 3, 17S
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•iax per mo Onve orr mi. $2500 498-2188 . e\'es 731 2188
cost: Sl79.00 license fees. ---Dat-. '720 9727 ~ 9732 "IM .Md'~ ~E. 'lr.1 .........•............• JIMSLEMONS
IMrORTS ~.49 security depac,1t. •••••••••••••••••••• ••• S193.49 1st pa) ment. cap IMW 9712
l-eduction: $989.00 & tax ••••••••••••••••••••••• •DATSUN oo the reduction of SS!I 34 'QI UiOO Ven ~ood cond1· ,Delive~ on app~ovat. or uon 30 ·mpg 52250 1978 280Z
,-our good credit. Car i73-2'750 , ;, :.pl!ed. a ir l·on d .
:.ubject to prior !>31l'. ti A.\l1FM radio. I 147\ t\11 1
~Wanted
~222053). C-846). 48 mo. l!rlS BMW ~I 4dr, air. A be11uty.
open end lea!>c . f d k ..,,,..,,,, _.1 495 'NEWPORT DA TSUH :.un roo . ~P ec ' .,.._,.,. • • ' , R35 7001: Eves: 640.8590 ~-;i 888 Dove St.reel ·• l1t> ~ NEWPORT BEACH '7!> 8 :\1 W 2002. <bpd. 9.U 833-1300 stereo. a te·. 44K m1, __ ,TO ._...
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---....................... i---------·1 WE PAY TOP OOLLAH
for top used carl>·forc11tn.
domesllcl> or cl:.~s1c:~ tr
-,four car 1s t->.tra clean.
::.ec us l''I RST !
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979-2503
WE BUY
Q.EANCARS
' AHDTRUCKS
CONNELL
CHEVRO LET
l\.J°' It.ti hu r h1\d
c 1 '°' I \ \I L'> \
546-1200
WANTED! te model Toyot.as and
o l vos . Cu ll u s
DAY!!!
1966 H_..., II•&
,OiHte.,._,e
l'tt. 44._tlOl w S40.t4'7
~:PORSCHES
WANTED
136JI Halbo< tlhtd
SADDLEBACK
VALLEY
IMPORTS
HB.PSTO
FIGHT
IHR.A TION BY
OFFERING
HIGHEST
SAVINGS EVER
OM ALL MODB.S:
UPT036
MPG!!!
Your mileage may vary
upon your driving habit
and condJt1on. EPA ap-
proved ruel econom y Cor
the 320i 5-speed are: Cl·
ty, 2S mpg, highway 36
mpg; combined 29 mpg.
BUY OR
LEASE NOW.
FORTHEIEST
DEAL IN
ORANGE
COUNTY
COME IN AND
SEE US TODAY:
Excellent pre -owned
BMW'S in s tock.
SADDLEIACIC
VAWY IMPORTS
28400 Marguerite Pkwy.
~1onV1eJO
PICKUP
lh>al nice. i\utomJI ll
"1th only 19,000 n11h•
1IN666Sl
Maril Howard's Hew
~Grov•VW
13731 Harbor Hl\d
534·4100
197'DATSUM
280%COUPE
;; speed tram. , air cond .
rallye wheels & less than
22.000 miles! Cleane:.t Z
iAwwn!<~>
$7911
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
2 nt.o llARBO R 6lVD.
(Q~tA Ml'>A 64'2 0010
'TT 2812 2+2. ·1 spd, t'lec
snrf, AM/FM (•ass. i\IC:..
53K OU, $8500 661 ilfi I
'76 280Z 4.'.pd, .i1r. am rm
radio, hra. xlnl c·ond
~9$7 578!1
30mpg, 1978 200S>.. dl'l.ln
lo m1, air ~,,.pd . FM
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5411·1»38
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for. 075-3930
'71 240Z ~tll k . J1r. l Gatden Gto..· '" a.-2333
Top Dollar
Paid
831.2040 495.4949 A.\l1FM. nc" tin·~ Xlnt
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1-'orYourCar'
:JOHHSON & SOM
. U..C-.Merc.-y
2lt.la6 A arbor Blvd.
Cost.a Mesa 540·5630 w.,.,
OVER .......
For Your Good
VW. Porsche or Audi c.,.Cll avasOM
-VW-PORSCHE·AUDI
44.5 E. Coast K1way
t alBaysldeDrive
NN'port Beach 673-0000
......... arted .......................
... ._. 9705
'B0~32a
48 mth. Lease
Fully.Factory.
qEuip~ (58742>
llJ1l DaL'>wi lro<·k. nee'<!~
root«. Bod) m itd l>hapc
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78 FlOUflback. 15.000 m1 ,
AC. dlx Int .. mint cond.
13998. SSl-6996 $156.JJ '74 2Jm. AtC. 1tood cond
MONTHLY Green/brwn inte r . $3900. plus· ta JC . 48 mlh. 96CM009.
OEL/OAC Cap. Value: ---------Sll. 715, R esidual : '79 280 ZX Coupe with
9)443.25. Cap. Red. $2715. stereo &. t'asscttc. $&500 .
Tot a I Pay m e o t s : 67S--0124or9M·0334
$7976.64 JUST $1464.08 --------DELIVERS '73 340Z Xlnt cood. 4spd,
IOI Md AllM a.c. air, am-fm stereo. $4500
lll50N. Beach Blvd. orllslofr. 848·3302
<5Ml. No.of SA Fwy.)
La Habra 522.-5333 19·1ATSUN
CR EVIE R
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$3495
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VALLEY IMPORTS
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FRIDAY
SATURDAY
SUNDAY
INTEREST
RATES ARE DOWN
FINANCNG AVAILABLE
WITH
NO MONEY DOWN
UP TO 60 MONTHS
GIANT INVENTORY
CLEARANCE
SELL-A-THON
BRANO NEW 1980
DATSUN 310
2 DOOR
S4689
' 165438 5111 # 760
BAANI> NEW 1880
200 SX HATCHBACK
Sets.'°:::' 56789
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'71 Mltrt:edea <180SEL. Gt..7 HEADY HG MCB GT. )'tllow. Alloya. 1uoroof, Air m~t ucr1hce. $$.000 1''0RSllMMEl1 good m1leaae. aew cond.. cUMtte. leather
9121
5 1pd .. w /air. Only 47 ,000
MJ. llltOPRV >.
IOIMcLAUNIMC. Very c:lean. He t o '76 MG M1d1tc1 . run, AM t fl'Mcauetle.Mld.,i 3.000m1la.(Ser.l4001 ~· ~P~637-. ..ell.~ 7~~00b0t'\C• S2:IQS sal-0755 SZS,995
Mercedes '68. l~ ~E. ·oo ~1GA tt;i" roud~h·r Opet ---'746 r:...-.r--~~i:m-~
brwn. elect. 1nrf. a 1~ Vet') hacl'. 411 onl(IOJ I •••••••••••••••••••••••
850111. Beach Blvd.
($Mi. No. of SA Fwy.>
La Habra 5%2-5333
cond., beautiful u r . OlOO 646 J7l4! 111100pelGT. 12,800. PP 675·5lZ7 --utra clean white paint '76 Porsche 914·2 liter
• -· -· -'71 MG " \l pio stnpinic N e w ~.000 .'ti'· MeU blue. Gd
'180MMIZ40.4spd.air.lu MIDGET t1n·a.. mags, Cauette -======~ ena.rnootofr.760-0146 :~:1~.;~.-~:.o.•· 4 ~yllndn ,, 'IHI c.t.:<'kw/AM /FM.Takmg - ----· -AM Flt ~ll'rc•i" Onl} bcstotrer~l·~ POISCHI 921 'Tl 1• 9'~. burgundy. 25K & ti I SC lTll , u1r. anrf, AM /FM
For Sale: Clau1c 190 SL 12.QXI MI ~ho\l Pll'l c
119158> Mercedes. 80% + 1960WQT >
restored. ~e retained $4~J'J
all rcpt.&. for work done RAY FLADt:lwt;
by very r eput<1bl e Lincoln .Mercur.
mecharuc Must st.'(! lhL'> 16 Auto C.:t•nl!•r IJr tun ' IH\-1/'lot. s y 2 &eater. 673-4!012 or 830 7000 631-1&5, eat 2.8. Ask for _ _ •
Ms.Ku\g. ----9744 '80 MBZ 2400 ......••...............
Loaded. ai.:.ume lw. MEW MGBs m~1-~ & MG MIDGETs
-111 'toci.. fur 11t11Til•ll1jl1.· ~IB 3001> '77 ,,h .. ·r ddner\' ~~ L!-> b.lon·
perf«l(:t $17.000 b11Hi640, )11u bu~
64(}-539() TODAY!!!
73 ~U: i.un roof :\Int MGI
rood. ru.kmJ: S12.~ OH
675-b700 & 642 721; 1 I t~ii:I I Fr11111
$6999
18 Orn ~1ercedel Trade11. Call i.ten'O SB.750 760-1986.
for Greal Deal before we • •
d bd Wholesale! Ser . 75 Porsc·heCa rre ra Deluxc.2 r .. 4cy n er . ........,..,_,... Tuga. blk/blk. 5 spd.
4 ~peed. air cond .. -·-A.'11t'M w/tape. beauty HOUSIOFIMl'ORTS mags, 23K ma . S14,750.
nms. ~pt stnpes. clock. 7l4/523.12SO 64Zm67.~._1_000 __ _
bod)' 111de mokhng.s. 24 213/921-8588 '64 Porsche 3S6 t: Coul)t'. ~10 124.000 Ml Service --------i orig LA car, no r ust. ull
C" n t r a c l A v a 1 I · •1979 PORSCHE rec:e1pl!> i.incc new, fully
115.sWQS' restored. rebll c ng, nt:w $13 335 924 pamt int. 1mm.ic Bei.t
r • ~ ( olr 642 6967. 646-1030 SANTA ANA 16..500 ~~~r'..f v'e:;':,~:~ :Tl •1=-i Turbo. yellow-bm.
OATSUM tar '. t3SlW Rll I J :! hll:r JSOllP. adjusla n $11,995 Ith• ~I. n.iht mirror. -:i '>IJOrt !>l'UL'>, fj s pkr 100
'. IJ'1 "'Jll blt'l'CO, t.:l1Hord
&u.. alarm. 71H;ul. Golt& whb,
--"o tintl"<l s.:la:.,. l!k. 6,0011
2001 E 17th Stn.>el
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WE -In MORE BECAUSE
·77 ~1>. xlnt cund. kon
j!Old UJm!Joo 1n1. nu
ure:..-i.iK mi. uni: o"'ot'r.
'tra fu<•I lJnk $15.500
MGMidcJ"
IU,Qj\J I I' 111111
S5999
1910 l'IUGEOT
50501ESE.LS
HEREHOW!H
PUr '76 91L..,. !'>spd. mai:-.
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mac SI 1.500 I' I'
bJO. l!HS M t•,/wkncl-.
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S3:l (.(X) /~fr I' P 642-1387.
h)I, HOO
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ll'JI ht•f l'tt'.lll & IOl1> CJI WE SELL MOREi !i42 9357
MG 9742 ...•............•......
1979 MG MIDGET
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anochu.od rna.: \l ht~·b &
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Baurr/'' -~(WS ........ •·-····
MIRACLE
2150 HARBOR BLVD.
RABBITS
2DOOR
4DOOR
2DOOR
4DOOR
4DOOR
2DOOR
2DOOR
4DOOR
2DOOR
4DOOR
4DOOR
4DOOR
4DOOR
4DOOR
4DOOR
2DOOR
2DOOR
4DOOR
4DOOR
4DOOR
2DOOR
2DOOR
2DOOR
2DOOR
2DOOR
2l>OOR
2DOOR
2DOOR
2DOOR
2DOOR
2DOOA
2DOOR
2DOOR
COSTA MESA
SIOC« -R SUllAL ~"
599~ 812609 5542
sgn 914144 6470
5867 893407 6895
5756 860828 6637
5753 811085 6902
5970 877330 8070
5863 875070 8045
5757 831765 . 6797
5968 858726 7352
5759 858490 6637
5895 853331 7027
5871 891534 6945
5967 861192 8337
5997 861821 7967
5862 882197 8100
5978 915110 6720
5979 915000 7195
093745
5752 092459
5937 115758 9615
5938 102760 9415
SCIROCCOS
5891 040000 9235
5923 052290 9375
5806 043250 9070
5801 042887 9070
5804 043806 ~ 9010
5893 047655 . 9425
5678 040270
5801 045519
5803 044100
5892 040441
5972 001487
5919 048448
5909 CMOl40
8422
.. &435
8495
8820
8762
~°'::. DISCOUNT
5390 152
5794 676
6123 772
5991 646
6299 603
67031367
70091036
6142 655
6489 863
6056 581
6229 798
6175 770
7281 1056
6978 989
70421058
5982 738
8296
8372
8766
8597
8384
8515
. 8102
8102
7930
8338
7550
,..7600
7642
7935
7878
76e1
7948
870
72
859
783
849
818
851
860
968
968
1080
1087
872
835
853
885
886
814
872
ONLY S5795
IAUY MOTORS
CAU 979-2503
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979-250.3
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l>l2 51178
9800 Aaltos, New 9800
DIESELS SUllAL -" PICKUP 6045 925251 7170
RABBIT 5973 918984 7325
OASHERWAGON 5949 126n6 10,525
DASHER WAGON 5944 121123 10,525
OASHERWAGON 5947 126339 10,585
DASHERWAGON 5948 126672 10,585
DASHERWAGON 5945 121521 10,620
DASHERWAGON 5943 102718 10,680
4DOORDASHER 5939 126146 10.340
DASHER WAGON 5942 115115 10 ,045
4 DOOR DASHER 5936 114344 9670
DASHERWAGON 5946 111989 10,680
DASHER4800R 6016 140520 10,305
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RABBIT
RABBIT
RABBIT
VANAGON
VANAGON
VANAGON
VANAGON
VANAGON
CONVERTIBLES
5915 810022
5924 809884
5881 806815
5933 807485
VANAGONS
5928 092519 111 ,320
5931 095121 10,735
5929 093806 10.310
5927 092226 10,685
5587 056927 1o:rn
= DISCOUNT
7120 50
7225 100
'9995 530
9995 530
9995 590
9995 590
10,068
10,110
9727
9608
552
570
613
437
9187 484
10,110 570
9656 649
10,148
10,060
10,096
10,096
10,490
9962
9419
9749
9364
830
773
891
936
908
VANAGON CAMPERS
CAMPER
CAMPER
CAMPER
CAMPER
CAMPER
CAMPER
CAMPER
CAMPER
CAMPER
5934 083886 13,915 12,752 1163
5844 052363 12,475 11,202 1 273
5935 092895 12,925 11 ,610 1315
5826 013011 12,387 11,201 11 86
5733 052783 12,475 11,204 1271
5783 060481 12,307 11,142 1165
5738 019070 12,462 11 ,256 1206
5884 083519 13,300 12,1 31 1169
5925 Olle08 12,925 11 ,610 1315
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This off er good Friday .. Saturday-
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DURING OUR WEKEND SELL-OFF!
PEOALN8TEI LOOK FOR Pl!UOEOT'S WORLD AtNOWNED
' BICYQJST, JOHN MARINO. WHO 18 SETTING OVT TO
BEAT .. OWN COAST TO COAST A~COAO. HE
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~100
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trans, low nuJes A supe
hassle-Cree. gas save
car! Only ~.250. Call Ad
• Sitter tl88, 642-4300,
. hrs.
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m> & take over lease.
Loeded w /xtras. 6"2·4853
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CB.ICA
5 speed, slereo. .. Hard to Find"
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• $4799 .: RAY FLADEBOE
, , Lillcoln·Morcury
16 Auto Center Dr.
IRVlNE
130-7.000
?5 Corolla FsfWI.
-Air. am 1Cm /cass. <tspd.
··Very reliable, $2100.
' 673-6898
SPECIAL EDmOH
, '79 Cehca GT Cpe. Black.
." immac. sunrf. A/C, wire
whls & light bar. $8500.
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7600 Westminster/\ ve.
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893-75.S l 638 7 880
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VOUCSWACHH
7600Weslaunster Ave.
in Westminster
893-'JMl 6J8. 7880
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4-wheel drive.• cylis?der.
auto .. AM /FM radio.,
steel radial tires. vinyl iiltet,~-. luggage rack.
p&nsti'ip, bddy side moki·
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Servic-e Coo tract Av ail <~YI ..
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reblt motor. nu paint.
clutch, generator. muf
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• NO BLOWN-UP PRICE STICKERS
• ·NO OVER STICKER PRICES
'EXCLUDING DEALE A ADDEO ACCESSO.IES
ON ALL TOYOTA CELICAS,
COROLLAS,* CORONAS & SUPRAS
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* MORE REAS•S 10 BUY
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, INCLUDED ON ALL USED CARS
NO GIMMICKS -NO HASSLE
60 CAR INVENTORY
ALL SAFETY CHECKED -IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY • UP TO 48 MOS. FINANCING
-PLUS-
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PRICE 55M11sc••1
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FROM OUR RETAIL PRICES
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NEWPORT BEACH
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'71 Dod,. D•rtlS.U.ce.r •7J l'OID PS. a tan' t ..,.. "•• LTD radJela. AM / f'M . air. ''Tranapor\.alion
oew batt«y, runs 1reat SpeclaJ'' tD f'VE•
112$/beal ot,. 142. 4300. 1999 ~ ~·~. _ RAY PLADEBOE
is o.rt. aa ena. auto. pb.
JMI, ac. cc. radio. a ir
shb. 50K ml. •Int cond ~tofr. '42·MU.
Lmcoln· Mercllf)
18AutoCe11ler Dr.
IRVINE
tJ0.7000
"'12 Pinto Runabout. Auta.
AM1nt. xlnt body ls bf
t r Gd mlleaae. $900. ~ "' '15 00 ~ H'. I •It n d I .,., _c ......... m-.-,-(J-c;-· L_E_A_N_'
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1ood condlUon. 11000
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WtH /maroon Int . All ••••••••••••••••••••••• AITUU
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power . 2'7,000 m1 Im · ·73 Ford Ranch ero GT f\tJI Power · Real Cle1m
maculate. 754-6790or Ad· W/ahell top Red1w a uto· <7SOVUA I.
Sitter • 143. 842·4300 • 24 aood cond. PP 52500 13499
79 MUST AMG auto. new tires. lo mt.
TUllO COIU clean. 11685. 646·4380
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hn. a day. 673-3449 RAY FLADEBOE Uncoln· Mercury ~~~:uth:~f~~c:r.i ...,........ 9960 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~1~Uci.Ql a p p r ec ate. '71 P LYMOUTH SCAMP. '14 VOL.VO Air ove r i8 Re,al. Ltd ..:.C:hl Turbo
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197tT·Topl AM/FM.aood cond.S800 Irvine wnd. ll<'lW X.1.ot cood '5700
64~~~ w.Mnll IRVINt.:
130..7000 ttSO
ORANGE COUNTY'S
NEWEST
LI NCOLN-MERCURY
DEALERSHIP
Ahso!utely loaded. A/C. ~~ _____ . , ___ l_l_0-_7_00_0
leathe r .alloys Muc h.
Muchmore! t891WKM I
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IOIWITHAM ~~~r ak e s . Sl 30ct
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$4995
HAIERS
AUTO CENTER
1425 Haker Street
C~TA ~f E~A
540-9202
-.
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(.4.ld, new u~. & (JdlOt
run.., like now Make of re r 6'l5 i2.8()
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duw:.. rJdtu heater S37SO 67~3175 • --SJ.SOO S4IJ 00.16 , St2 5:->oo a..y..w 1 99 25 ·a.i Corvette Class1 c. very
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• 11ood lon d . $2950 chrom1e~ ~d MPG $1700 &~2991 •••••••••••••••••••••••
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noon ·07 Suni>eum ,\l11m t.> 4 n ·I. Gd l'Ond, S600
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Mint $11.900 9i00. 848 3886or .892 ~
673 464ti Must ... ell :.1lver 1 dr 'llO -
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good l'Qf\d. 76,000 mt 351
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53& 7284. 9ti2 ~8
vinyl top Xlnt l'Ond.
l'nt'c.'(f to sell 556 6160
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LINCOLN-MERCURY
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TELL HER THAT YOU 6USPECT
HER HUSBAND 16 61VIN6 HER
A HARD TIME, IHAT I WANT TO
REPRESENT HER LE0ALLY ?
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TIMES WHEN YOU CAN OE
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'TONIC, i ANYG000?
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CAN YOU TaOST YOUR EYES? There are •• least ••• dltt.r·
eftdt llt *awtftt details IMttwHn top and bottom ,.ne11. How
~ly Uft YM find them? Check answtr"I with tt.M below.
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following clu.1 l. An tnMCt. 2. A 1yrup. l. A l•ulty
procfuc't. 4. A kind of~-S. Alt Ofd foM.
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Htre'1 •~me to try at
vour ne11t ~rty Place
en odd number of pl.av
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of o taote .• , ~o ... n
Db.>ve Now, tor m
ounts Into two teamt
and .,.. who can urry
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urrted betw..n the
upper Up and noee. one
by one. UM or the
~ la prohlblt.td.
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c.ardl I• the wt~. In
•n even r.c.. nosing
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take tome doing.
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by Lynn Johnston
1 CRN>rarr
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MARA' 0
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By Gus Arriola
by MacNell
THEfTl
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FOR SENAlOR BARRv GOID-
WATER lR .-Artz.)
Your~ aated that"'°"' WG'e total-
~ oppoeed to a Conctttudonal Coawa-
doa to ....... bea...c.t F.s.ni bud-
..... Why? -Z.L., 8-p, MalM
• May I remind you that the Found-
ing Fathers were very, very vague In
this fiekf . For example. they didn't say
how to caD a convention; they didn't
say how many delegates woukf come
from each state or how those dek! ·
gates would be selected; and, worse
than that, they didn't build any fences
For spending curbs -the right way. around the ~ope c:J a Constitutional
Convention. Now I happen to believe
in a Constitutional amendment. very, very carefully drawn up and submitted
to the people in order to put a curb on spending; but if you place the question
d1recdy before a Convention, we'U be lucky If we wind up with the Lord's
Pnsyer being acceptable.
FOR POU.Y HOUIDAY, ••of C8S-1Vs Flo
How IWCh ""11 ch did "'°"' do -your praent role -• ~<NMr? -C.T., Elkhart, Ind.
• I didn't do any because I grew up In that environ -
ment. My farther was a trucker, and whenever I c.ould, I
went out on the road with him. where I met so many
women like Flo In the South there are roadhouses all
over the place. and Dad and I stopped at almost aD of
them. Incidentally, he taught me how to drive -on a
truck.
FOR JAN MURRAY. comedian
Did "'°"' lfthatt your MOM ol humor? -J. M.c::ldng,
WectdM!cter, N.Y.
• Yes, from my dad He had a wry, dry sense of
humor. The first time I was aware of lt was when he In·
sisted I finish my soup Ml don't want It," I whined Mii's
good for you ," he thundered. Mh's good for nothing," I
insisted. MYou are nothing. So it's good f Of' you," he to&d
me. "So eat It." WhiJe I was busy 50Tting that one out, I
ftnlshed the bowl.
FOR SUZANNE SOMERS, star of Nothing Penonol
.. your laths lntenst.d In punulng •• ~
w? -LS., M ... ogee. Okla.
• No. But he did enjoy making a commercial recently.
What he enjoys even more ts getting the checks. \A/hen
the first one came in he rushed off with It to the bonk
He came beck and tokf me, "When J made the deposit.
this Is the Ant time In years they did not ask me for Iden·
tt6antionr He oe&ettated by buying my mother a string
of pearls.
FOR 1HE •ASK"" EDrrOR
..... CtoebV• d• .....,., Mmv. ... rung • -.....yo book about him?
-M.T., Great Falle, Moat.
• Absolute)y not Mary (c.o-star of
lVs DoDas) speaks of her dad with
great love She says she ln~ed
from him an avenion to the bright
lights and the c.onYentional show·
businets life and people What she did
not inherit from him ls his unique
voice She said he dxin't pass on any ~
tips. since he rarety spoke about his 1
work to his family Bing didn°1 ap-L
prove or disapprove of Mary taking From Bing: No child stars. please.
up an acting career What &ng did
frown on was turning his kids into child stars Onty recently did Mary discover
that in her early years her father let ~ be known he did not want her offered
parts in plays When she was old enough to decide for herself. he left the deci·
sion to her.
FOR STEPHEN KING, author ol Th'! ~ l.Dne
How cld ,...,.. I'd ... Gated In WTtdntl horror •toriee?
-Matt Ldc:hman, ~. Mich.
• My father was a merchant seaman who left home
when I was 2 years old But among other things he left
stored in the attic of an aunt's house was a box of paper·
back books. shon-scory c:oUections by H P Loveaaft.
novels by A Merritt. that sort of thing I stumbled on
them while exploring. so I became ho<M<ed on honor
when I was only 8 years old
FOR 0 . .1. SIMPSON, athlete-actor
Would yow • u-turned out clll!nntty Md "'°"" par-
... noc ...,_ed? -G.S .. Utde Rodt, M .
• Noc having a man around the house certainty forced
me to grow up quicker and more independent. From
an emotional point ol view, then, I'm sure the separa·
don did change my personaJtty but I didn't lack love. I
got that from my modlef. Also, I knew how to reach my
father. and I saw him on holidays. From a career point
ol view. I doubt I woukf have chosen differently.
FOR CHAD EVERETT, R41 of TVs Hogen
la .. en. dMd yo.a're a~ mid Cather? -P.R .• Gr...
~Ml.
• No, because I don't have to be My two girls are real-
ly well behaved What annoys me about them is when
they don't bten -which is more a sign of their ages
( 10 Md 8) than of d~ I get lrrkated when I say
It's time to come out of the. pool, nnd they Ignore me.
Our kids have newr been spanked because we manage
to get our points across Yerba.Dy.
PRO ""'8 ··-. Nolw E. O'Amoun (D.-N.H ) PRO AnD con CON ~em Grw1mon lR.-Ohlol
Tax credits do work. If they didn't,
ow Government wouldn't give
them to Industry (lndudlng oll
~) to IPU' Investment.
Numerous lden1tic studies, in·
cbilng the pratlgk>us Harvard
Energy Future repc:.t, advocate
tax cndlts as • COll-cffldent way
of encouraging conNrVatlon.
O.ICUll MqUIN no addielonal bwuuaacy to ad· "* .... ~ the money 909 dhc:dy to wt... It ..
Meded. Riling energy bml have prwentlMI many
l*llJie from tnYalng In energy co.~. Tax a.dHs offa people an opportunity to help
~ whlJ. fNmg Amerk:a from OPEC.
Are Consumer E.nergy Tax
Credit. the Bat Way for the
Nation to Conaerve F.nergy?
Consumer energy tax credlts
slmp>/ don't work. ln 1978 laa
than 5 percent of households 8lln,g
tax mums wtth Incomes below
$15,000 claimed a 15 percent
energy credit. Many residents ltv·
Ing tn the oldest and most magy·
lncfftclcnt housing paid too ltttJe ln
~ dalm a aedtt; awn for
~ taxpayen. the ad II at bat a
margmal stimulus. Whde lnsuLadon expendltu.ra
pey for tt.nweNa fa1rty qulddy. men effecttve
Federal corwavatlon tneenttva. such as low-
tntaat loans and SJ'8nts, would encowae-resAden-
nal energy efftdency at al tncomc A.vela.
I
Do Fathers
make Good mothers?
By Robert ffilne<
D o fathers make good mothers?
For most of us. the instinctive
answer is a resounding no.
Often. for that matter. they
don't even make good falhers. For a
variety ol reasons, they just don't
seem to have the time and inclination.
let alone the skills, to develop a good
relationship with their kids. In New
Yo~ S tate. where I live with my
children, most fathers could be pro-
secuted under the laws defining child
neglect.
But does this mean that fathers are
doomed to be that guy who sits at the
head of the table and ask5 dumb. for-
mal questions like MHow is math class
coming?" Or the Myc>t.1• just• wait-till•
your-father.gets-home" guy we &earn
lo hope will stay &ate at wort< again
tonight? Surprisingly, experts in a
variety of fields are coming to the con-
clusion that fathers are made. not
born (just as mothers. by the way, are
made, not bom). and that a father.
given the right opportunibes, can, in-
deed. make a good mother
Before we go on, I should explain a
couple of things. For four years I was
a single parent to my two children by
my first marriage. beginning when
one was about six months oJd and the
other just staJ1ing his teJTible two's.
(Miner Is pictured on the cover with.
from left, daughters Tess. now 9, and
Alison, 2, and son Nickolas. 11.) I
have a gut Investment in the mother-
ing men can do. And although no
definition will satisfy everyone, I think
f echo this society's common delfnl.
tion when I say that mothering means
nurturing -the capacity to be emo-
tionally available and to gtve emo-
tional $Upporl to others. We would aU
agree that kids need more than just
this to 9f01N up -and that mothets
provide more than just nurturing -
but most of us would probably agree
that it is In the •motional domain that
mothers have spedatll.ed.
And It Is In the emodonal domain
that fathers will have to perlonn If
they are going to make good "'moeh-
ers ... A pioneer chronlder d the nur-
tural atpaclties of men ls James A.
Levine, child-care resean:her at
Wetlesley College's Center f°' Re-
~h on Women and author of Who
Will Raise the Children? Shocked to
d'9ccM2r that no one teenWMi to know
much about men and · chlidren.
l.evtne lntcMewed hundreds of mm
'8 ,.,.._., WHJQ.Y, ~ '' -
As more women go to work, as
more diuorced men share custody of
their children. many fathers are be·
ing called upon to be mothers as
weft. It is a frightening -but almost
always enriching -experience.
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l ' ~\
who cared for children, either as
fathers (and mothers) to their own
children or as caretakers for the
children ol others (for ex.ample, as
day<are teachers). What he found
was that an tnaeasang number ol men
were taking a.n active part in the Cllre
of children -and doing It very weD.
"The sharing of chUd-reartng between
men and women," he concluded.
~will reduce the isolation ol contem-
porary motherhood and many ol Its
consequent emotional stresses. And
in those families In which men siay
home full time as househusbands. the
quality of chiJd care may even tm
prove, because a factor essential to
the high quaftty ol such c.are In the
care-giver's choice ol the rok ...
B ut change Is not coming about
as fast as many had hoped.
One fUSOrl ls that men get
very ltttJe encouragement from
society for undertaking new mspon-
sibtllt~s with children. Judges
deciding custody cases often po6nt out
that fath4trs don., make good
mothers. and that view ls often
echoed by employen and even wlYa
and mothers. "Encounigmg men to
accept child-care ~ ...
says t..evtne ... muns q~ our
tUtlng .cononllc llrUd\n and .,
the compeUllve, lndlvldu..U.Uc.
ac hievement-oriented ethic that
underlies It. It means placing our
value primarily on the family, saying
that it is society's job not just to aeate
conditions in which Individuals
achieve and produce but also in which
the Internal. stable functioning ol the
family is promoted."
But what do we really know about
the family? Some ol the assumptions
about sec roles that have governed
family values for so long -for in·
s1anoe. the presumption that men are
meant to be breadwinners while
women should care for the childien
-a.re now undergoing sdendfic ex·
amlnation. Psychoaoglst Bernice Lott
ol the University d Rhode Island
studied a woup d 4-year-olds In a
prachool to see what she could le.am
about the dcNeJoprnent cl. $£X roles.
• Adub -bod\ parents and wachen
-cxpe:t boys .net glds to behaw di·
~ along OldMt lneJ, but wt'1ll
you find 15 thet the kids don't behave
dlffcrentty along ttw:. lna, although
they do behave cMcnmtly along other
lna," says Loct ... Beys. for Instance.
turned out to ba sodeb&e, oooperadYe
and ~ to touch each odw -
I
things many of us would have ex-
pected from girls Girls tended more
to be loners. to play by themselves
and to be observers ol the scene."
What does al th.ls ten us about men
as mothers, then? Lott's new book,
Btt:omlng 0 ~-The Sociobo·
tlon of Gender. anaJyzies the ways in
which women learn to be women.
"And what It says about becoming a
woman." says Lott. 'is relevant also
to becoming a man. My assumption
-and It Is wet documented by a vari-
ety ol data -ts that we acq~ those
behavtors that pamJt us to be caled
men or women, boys or gtiris."
Loct maMs the pQl\t that nodUng
sdeooe knows about the anatomy
and physiology ol men prevents nur·
tural behav\or. And although many
experts feel that bteast·feedlng
establishes a special bond between a
mother and her chlkl, Lott feels that
men can establsh their own, equally
.-ong, bonds. "'We. know," she adds.
"that infants do not dbcrl.mlnate.
They can ~. for in5tanc:::e. 1o re.·
spond to a male vdoe as easily m to a
female vobt. The infant doesn't care
~
Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined
That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health.
Do Fathets make
whether the perwn holding It
Is a man or a woman." Based
on what science now knows,
says Lott, we have every rea·
son to be confident that any
adult can Seam to be nurtural
-unckr the right c:iTcum-
stanco.
What those circumstances
are ls also weJI documented.
Early ac.cess to a dependent
Infant; experience; the desire
to be a parent and to receive
a decent return on the nur-
tunsl behavior one invests,
either from the infant or from
others. are au important in·
gredlents in umothering."
How much leeway is built in·
to these circumstances was
demonstnsted by my ex-
perience as a "mother" to my
own chlJdren alter their
mother and I separated.
I had early access to a
dependent infant, aD right.
But I had no previous ex·
perience. (Boys don't get to
play with dolls, baby-sft c.
'1'flana do not
dlac:rlmlnate ...• The
1'1fant doelltt 't care
whether the penon
holding It la a man or
a woman.'"
Good mothets?
(continued)
.1 ti \ l' r t i \ l' m t· n t
IFYOUNEED
TO BUILD UPlOUR BLOOD
COUNT ON
VITAMINS
Iron poor blood is the most widespread
nutritional ailment in America today. In fact, it's
a problem that millions of American women face.
And all the vitamins in the world can't help,
because vitamins don't contain iron.
what a mother and father
haw been, the balance ol
the$e two strands differs for
each parent. TradttlonaDy,
the father has relied moi-e on
what he sees lo be the infor-
matioo strand. while the
mother has been freer to
operate Jn the affectlve do-
main But what we are see·
ang wtth the changing views
of males and females In ow
culture is that those dlstlnc·
tions are no longer real In
other areas -so they are be·
ginning not to be as real in
parenting "
This could have a pro-
found effect. says Sirek·
mayer Children learn to be
adults by watching adults,
and if rhey see men doing
more nurturing, boys will
learn to nurture more natu·
rally and girts wiU learn ro
accepr it more easlly.
Another way lo speed
change, Birckmayer in di ·
cates. is to allow boys to ex-
plofe nurtural roles when
Moat of us men have
little to congratulate
oundrJS for on
Father' a Day ... and
we're going to have to
change that.
~~~~=~t~ Take GERITOL, America's #1 iron and ~:e:efe:s~~j~~~=
~ ~ = ~lt'~ vitamin supplement .. GERI1'0L is so rich in iron, Fo1b:0d~n;!;~\::,~~'.~ ::
men, not women, who want says .. They don't have the
families.) But I had few just One tablet each day gives YOU more iron chance to prac:tke those
chances to get the kind ol more tender klnds of roles.
: 'n:edbe~':vio~ than even a pound of calf's liver. Plus vitamins ~~"~:a':tt~hfZss ~x~~~
knew how to offer. And yet I that are essential to good health. ence lt's Uke an actor hav-tumed out to be what my re-Ing to do a play without
search tells me Is probabty an GERITOL ill all b ild • reheanal.s .'' average mother, even a W aCtU Y U lfOn poor I wish I'd had a rehearsal
good one at times. before my f\rst try at moth·
But1a1sowanttosaythat blood back to normal. That's what makes it er1ng.1wouldn'thavehad10
lt was heD, sheer hell: that • le.am at the expense of my :=n ~veote~redma~ different from just plain vitamins-and so ;==~~~~~:,~~
too long. My experience was • rtant to been remamcd fc. fow
overwhelmlng. Overwork, lmpo YOU. years, and my wtfe, Undo,
sleep deprWatlon and poor and I have a 2-year-o&d .
diet were only a few of the Thts time around aU the cir·
slr•H 11 I endured. I had to cumstanca arc right. I've
pnJYlde for chlldren more "-------------------------------been U'pOMd to Alison
than any one person can motl of us rMn have llttle to James Levine, "but they Jennifer &dunayer, atty. since the moment sh•
pnMdt and 1Urvlw lnmct. congratulate ounclva b have to undcntand how c:hildhood "*'9 ... .t Cor· crowned; I've had plenty of
But lfkc molt mothen I on Fattwr•a Dey. Few fathera 'l'uch they art vk:tfmt of the nd'a Col.gs of Human e~nca: I knew why I
ltfll think II was worth It, far experlcnce what matten past. Growtng publlc aware· Ecology, ..,.... She notes wanted to be a parent: and I
and away tt.. mott lmpor• about being a parent, pa-· MM that fathlra c... c.9 fOf that "1tMre .. two ltr1lndt lo get a rtch return on my nur-"
tant e:xper1cno1 rd Md In hapt whM mattcn about be· chlJdren. along with lncrus· par-.t11119. OM ta knowt· twin9 1nv.1trncnt. l think l
my ltfe. I learned how to Ing human -and w.•,. Ing labor·forca pattidpldon edge, and the ottw ii affea, am being merely objcctfvc
low, end I lamed how to uch goir'9 to ~ to do of women, .. two {actors feeing. And OM doesl't when l aay that, ya, lathers
be emodonally available to 90fMthlng to change that. that should help tpur ~ without the odMr. ln can make good mod\.._
octmw. a11o s..m.ct that "t>eopM CCll'I chan9e ... Nyt cb.nge... the tr.dlHonal JNilpietM ~ ft'I. E~ t>Us one doa. El
I a ,Nll/l.Y wa!Q.Y ...... '" -
PEOPlE QUIZ I By John E. Glbaon
Who Can Read You1 Face 8ette1-11len 01 Women?
TRUE OR FALSE? times tell far more than the person
1. Whether you are judged as forcefuJ meant to convey. And research at
and dominant by someone who first Ohio State University on sensitivity to
facial expressions has shown that this
sex difference obtains even with chil-
dren WFemale children tend to be
more accurate than male children
when JUdging faoally expressed rwt
emotions " tAJ
meets you is likely to depend on the ._A4w ....... ~~-----' --------------------------------------
position of your eyebrows.
2. A smile is worth money.
3. Most people prefer the way they
look in the mirror to how they actua.lly
look to others.
4 . Women are better at interpreting
~I expressions than men are.
ANSWF.JIS
1. True . Studies by a team of Syra-
cuse University Investigators showed
that when subjects were posed with
lowered brows, they were judged by
observers to be much more dominant
and fOKeful personalities than the
same subtects when posed with raised
brows. A further finding: WBrows were
found to be even more expressive of
dominance than mouth gestures ...
2. True. And the broader the smile,
the more rewarding it is in terms of
what psycho&ogjsts c.all redproc.ol
altruism. In an interesting University
ol Washington experiment, subjects
included 96 adults -48 males and
48 females, and one observer, a fe-
male co6ege student (age 23) working
as a cock1ail waitress. The obsetver
"approached each individual with
either a mlnlmal smile (mouth comers
noticeably turned up but no teeth
showing) or a maximum smile (mouth
comers turned up to extensively ex-
pose the closed front teeth in a
'natuniDy appearing' broad smile).
The sil.e of the tip and whether the
sub;ect smlled at the wa~ upon
leaving were recorded . ., Results: Both
male and female sub;ects tipped sig-
niftcandy more under maximum
smile conditions and smiled as well.
3. True. Beha~I specialists at the
UnlveBlty of Wisconsin point out that
the average penon ~ more fre.
quentJy been exposed to his mirror
Image than true Image, whereas his
friendt or ipouse have been moe:e fre-
quently apmed to the person's true
Image. To ftnd out which Image a per-
son prefen -which he feels shows
him at his best -a single frontal
photo{Japh of each subject In the
study was printed in such a way .. that
one print ClOf1"eSpOOded to a subject's
true Image and another his mirror
tmage." findings: Subjeds ~
found reWily to prefer their n*'or
lmaget, whmras the nrvene tan-
dency c:hanctabed prefacnca of
thek frtendl Of .,_ .... Whrn Mke:I
to lndlcMe the rasons f« thetr
ps.,.nces, ~ mentlc>Md
.'\ncn Mtural, .. "better facial .....
.,,.._ 9)W." '1oolcs '-mean ...
4. Tiw. s..dm lhow WOINI\ .. "'°" ~-. more terllldY8 IO _,.. Ila dW1glS "'*h tome-
~.,....._.,.,..., .. _ .,
California Housewife Discovers
Secret For ''Weekend Riches''
'How to turn a Slow Weekend into a Fast Profit'
What ate you doina Sarvrday?
HO'IJ would you like 10 mab yo.andf an
aira SIOO, SlOI> nc!n UOO Of mof'c this very
not wed.met?
"Eara $100, $200 -nea $500
tllis •«Y •~xt weeketld f • •
Whar•s mon. how wouJd you llkt to do i1
""'•eckmd .all year 1on11
You can. In fld, ridlt now there art
thousands of peopk doin1 it au ova tht
ooontry, and they've bem doin& it fOf years.
AMI tht only dlfrtrtr1« bctwttn you and
than ls thar they k~ 1ht MiCTtl of
"Weekend R.idlts".
Does all this sound a liuk 100 sood 10 tx
lt\111:?
AJ ftna 1 thous)lt so 100. but 1000 f found
out differmtly ... and so trill -"'"·
Here's wtiy:
A shoft time 11111> whlk al my offior. a
womu named Aileen c:a.iM up 10 tee me. She
Aid she bad an eaay-to-foUow met hod f «
makin1 nwrr mooqo in a wcditnd l1wl most
~ make all '&'Cd..
AJ fint I was di:tpti<:al. S.. I bad to ldmic
if did sound prdty in&Cfalina. And slnor: she
had uavded ln'ft"al hundred mita j~ to 1«
me, I fdt it only ricbt Iha& J .i.ould • leaSI
loot ovu tht mmenat I.he'd broulf\t.
So ' did.
And 1·~ fCJt 10 tdl you -"'* she lhowed
me nearly "b&tw my miner-. Noc Oft)y ....
A.Ikea telliris lht COMpw" uvrh. sit#
lllW1'nt•td It I
''F=fetf, f..aat, ••i.az, Ways''
of makia& _,_,., ..
Sbt has WU. I thlnli .. OM of lM _,;a,,
/Gtal, ••t1tq W"Jlll .. of ........ money th.M
I ta.ve ('YCI' COftW ecro19. Alld clw iftcrCldibk
t.biAt ia IUI rir\118&11 MJIOIJ' CM do k.
Wh8I cuctl1 it "Weekend IUckl"? Wdl.
I'm llOt eolfll to tdJ yoe. At lcMI lllCllt qllikc
JC'.~ if I do, you'I probllil1..,. to
~r. ··1 cooact M¥C ~ of lhlll' ••
And yoe'rc f'llht . You prvh9bly could~.
BUI dM:ll .... Ir )'00 hid, }'OG'd be ....
,owtc1r .a aua Sj(JO ,..,. ..,. ... wouldlt 't
,.,.1
ff llOt ••• tllat I -.as yoe rad °"·
........ /'111blll.iftt9bout ··~· acp-bJ-ccp, ...,-to-t .. llOIK1 ...... ecdlod dMc ...,., lllf10IW c:mt .._ A
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..... •• .try: ,.,., ,,,._.,,._,,_,~I bow
... OM._..9lilo __ .....,.cod U>.GID.,.. ... _, c ... ... ,. ftw. ..,,....., .............. ,.
...,..,..cm.-Otlls~
Second. ti tk¥Sll 't lftflilur orpn lt'k'f'. I
know of a wvmtem·yar~ •ho med Jill(
ON of the seacn in "Wedmd llidws .. and
eatned hinudf mou&h ~ lo 1ravd aJl
cr;a Europe fOf 1wo months tit~ orr
ltllltdrtds lltOtt'.
And l'hird, 11 's Lbe best •a)' I lBO'I" fOf 1tw
•vwaar penoa to really bal 1nflarion. Tllc:rt
Ill'( probably jUSf l'OrO •aY\: Ont ls 10 IJIVCSI
w~y. if you'n aoc rhe gif>itaJ The 04"" 1\
10 am rnof't money And tltl# 's ·~
"Weekend lltebe" is ail abou1. ~l'Kf 11·~
a sttond ~ fOf youndf or a w1y fOf
your wifr and kids to earn extra cmh. 11'1 111/
JO ~ . OlfC'r .fOtl kAO W 1'(I W
But 1h.81'1 not all, beause with "Werlmd
llKtla" you'll tx in busina.> for yourself and
havioa accesa 10 111&11y of 1ht 1amt IP
loophoks as the "Bia GuYl" Unlili:t the
"eta OvY\'• thootJI, )'OU won't bt lied do..a
10 any one k>ation. not unles\ you Wllfll 10
Y041 can tr•~ aJJ owa tbt counuy. all over
the nctdlbortlood M ttay riJhl ~e you Mt.
''Make mott 19011C1 ill •
wtftald tllM mOlt people
.... weekt••
How •ueb )'00 make and ho.. '°"t you
-11: ia mdrdy up to )'OU. Whfther i1 '' evny
Wttkmd, OfW weekend a ll'IOftlh. or one
Wfttmd a~· W'lt.tl "Wettmd llidlcs" 11
doesn't matter.
w.... «-ic ma.att7 Siml'f>' tar ••ny 10
rmd. uftderMand ud follow t~ on tM
sUa I'll sc9d )'OU. And of count. th< need
fOJ tOme aua ..-y. ~ pntty Um.1*?
It ta,
Now I'• aoinl to ask you 10 sc9d nw
tolftdbhlt I don't rdlly Med: lllOOey. Tm
....., to be a.a. WJry? lkcaulot I want )'OU
to pay lftmtiotl. And I flpft tMI If you'¥t
IOI SIO U.W:.ed, ,ou'll tool owa .,,_ I Kftd
)'OU aMt decidr wtltthn to tend k ~ ... Of
kcq) ii. Aad I doa't Wtlftl )'OU 10 keep if
~ you -.rtir !Mt ic'1 wonai •a. a i.-
dr'Cd t'-a -"'! 1J1IG iaftlled.
b tJlc p&a. "~ts·• SIO? No -if yov
lhiftll of 14 .. piipcr and lnk. ... ...... , not _.,,.rm MUi.fta. WUI I .. ldllfts is lafor•
mauon lnfonnaiion that after about an
ho~11·s readina can hdp .. kt you morr
morwy in a wtt\md than you probably makt
all •ed ..
8u1 you're really not riskina anylh1n1
B«auw: I won't cash your check <X ~
orckf for 31 da:Y' after l'vt xnt you my pW\.
niai·i I~ deal. Return it 1n 31 days -~
I'll send beck your check Of money Of<kr -
wll<YISlwd
How do you "now I'll do 11! Wdl, 1f you
really •ant 10 b< oo th< ~ft S>Ck. ~t~t
)'Olll ctl«k for 1 mGnth from today -p/WJ 1
odd11H)na( IOllP!tb. That'll g1vt you plrnty or
ltmt to recent II, look II O'ltr. try II OUI.
The onty rcat0n I won '1 SC'lld i1 10 you and
bill you or .md 11 C.0 .0 . i.s b«auw: both
1hex mcshods 1nvol~ more tlmt and money
I kno• you'rt pr~ly sli:tpocal. In f.a
st11tt fin1 comina 001 wi1h "Wcdlc:t\d
llicha" my pboor has hem rin&ina orr lht
hook. It t«l1U that ~.YOftf has quesc IOIU on
wh.at the plan IJ all •bou1
I'd likt 10 dear up the principal quitS1ions
"'"' -·· The plan involves ttot•1n1 illq.al. Nor docS
11 require any door4o-dooc sdlina. not any
phone sdlina.
Thc lmportao1 1hm1 10 kttp in mind ., that
M1 and -'' of your qucsciom •ill tx
an.swa'ed oo« tht plan is in your hands.
Lrt '• fa« it. I llOUtd So on ud on aboul
bow wonderful lht plan is and how easy u u.
for you 10 order. But the only way 10'J'll nn
t'f'llll.1 \now for \Wt ii by ordains a plan of
)'OUT OW'D.
So ridlt no•< cue out the coupon provickd
bdow. AU ic out. Send ic ill.
lbcre ~"°risk. AU 1'1111 as.kins u. tluis rou
at "911 take a loot. . tlwrt ~I
Ai I $llid bdatt. if you don 'I aattt ttwll it ''
~hlfta t•w .-id le b ... rttum it in JI days
-Md ,,, tad b9d your IDOMJ.
11·1 now 11p 10 rc>'I· Nut Wfttmd yew
dtbcr lit in froa1 of 1he T. V. and w•dt ao111t
old mcMe OI lpOf1 ~· Or you can act
up out or lhatt dWr -rnak~ ~.cndf -
IJICMWY.
You du:idc1
( n ruW h:•Mtra l
155itl C.••111« Lw, .,.. 28--P
H.....,._._..,CA92'f9
f'Toft Iii ao-. Smd -"Wcidmd aidla·• ~ • t.ow I e1111 make mon .__,in
• ~ , ... --peopc .... all wtd.
1'"9C9ttoled•Yta.,._dl«tot1101K1 Of'dln--bat -.·1...,. k llllltll JI m,. ana ,.,.·-c ... 9tY .-..
If I f'tCW1I ,.,., ,... -p -~,...... -wlcllin d ... tllM, ,.,u'D rttwa m )' "~
~fl'__,.°'*'· Oii t:MI .... here'•.., onto .
SonJ . "'° c.o.o:.
I
making Waves: Everything
You Wanted to Know About
Petmanents ay Rosalyn Ab<evQyo
Some fashion pundits
might di~ee . but
permanent waving has
never been "out" for
the countless women every·
where who simply won't put
up with the straight tialr
natute bequeathed them.
lf you've never permed
your hair or are ready to try
again. here are some answers
to questions you may have:
What happen.a to hair
during the perm process?
All pennanents depend
upon the use of chemical for·
mulas to penetrate the hair's
protective cuticle (the outer
layer of each strand, which
gives hair rts bounce and
shine) in order to reach the
hair's Inner cortex -the
center of the strand -where
the waving takes place Per·
manent lotions soften this in·
ner cortex. so ts shape can be
changed from straight to curly
when the hair is wound on
special perm rollers
With todays permanents,
you can haue any look, from
smooth to curly.
What types of hair
-iake" best?
Whether your hair is nor·
mal. dry or oily. • can respond
to the permanenting process
But if you have very fine hair.
it's conskler-ed resistant and
more dlfficuh to wave Such
hak ls often more receptive to
a second permanent
la there a hair type that
should not be permed?
Yes. If your hair has been
through a lot of processing -
bleaching. streaking. tinting
or straightening -and is very
damaged. 11 should not be
The best way to find out is to
request a test curl if you 're get·
ting a pennanent at a beauty
salon (most operators don't
bother, unless asked) If
you 're giving yourself a home
pennanent, the kit usually
supplies instrucOons for thls
Generally, If hair doesn't look
and feel right -if It's frizzy,
bfeaks easily or shows discol-
oration -postpone the per-
manent until your hair is in
better condition .
What lf you color
your hair?
If you've just cOOred it. wd
at ~asc two weeks. then do
test curls before you consider
havtng a permanent. If you 're
planning to color yow hair
and abo want a permanent,
for baa raub perm fnt, then
wait until you have sham-
pooed your hu scwral times
(usually two weeks or more).
la It clt6:uk to gift
younelf a home
permanent?
Repom ... that It .is getting
easier end less messy aU the
time. U you can set your hu
on rolen. you're rally haf.
way there.
Research-and-develop·
ment experts for Raw home
pennenenta off... this .dvtc.:
The lmpoftancl ol shampoo-
t • MMILY WllltLY, .._ 11. -
ing before penning can't be
overemphasized The combi-
nation of water and the slight-
ly alkaUne composition of
most shampoos will give the
permanent a headstart by
breaking(down some of the
har's bonds, helping to soften
the hair's inner cortex.
Hair that Is to be permed
should aJways be left damp
(not soaking wet) The slight
water content helps to even
out the porosity of the hair so
that 11 will better absorb the
permanent wave lotion all
over the head
Should you cut your hair
before you perm?
Yes Make swe you start
with a good cut Have your
hair shaped and spUt ends
removed The cut that works
best with a perm is slightly
ldyered to add to the hair's
natural body If hair is left
longer than shoulder length.
don't expect it to hold a tight
curl, since long hair weighs
down the curl , stretches and
softens ii
How should you maintain
your perm?
The way you care for your
hair after-a permanent is as
vttal to a fuU·bodied, long-
lastlng curl as the care taken
wkh the process kseJf. Permed
hair is more vulnerable to dry-
ing and breaking, so follow
diligently the same rules for
keeping ordinary hak healthy.
That Is, use a creme rinse/
conditioner after every sham-
poo; gently use the proper
brush and comb. A wide-
spaced tufted brush with a few
rounded bristSes on each tuft Is
the besc choice, and a wide·
spaced comb with rounded
tips In bone or plastic, not
metal. Is preferable. Forget
the "100-stroke-a-<iay" adage
-It's too much stress for most
haW. Remember to comb hair,
not brush tt . when it's wet.
You should al90 avoid over-
use of heating appliances.
What If you don't like It?
II can happen. but there are
attemattva: You can have It
cut away; have several deep
hot oll-c::ondltionJng treat·
ments, wh\ch w\11 tend to
·~"out tome of the curl;
or. not particuJatfy recom-
mended. go through a hair-
straightening process -bat
done at a salon. after a "test
strand .. is examined. Some
soft perms done at home last
only~ two months, IO the
...., ol tme you hew to Wiii
f« the curl to grow out ,_
\di not be Interminable._.,
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One Potato, Two Potato,
Thtee Potato and
~ ffiote Potato Salads
Sy ffirullyn Honsen
P olato salad. rt never goes out
of style or out of favor You
may have a recipe you trea -
sure, if not. why not try one of
the vanations we present this week
GERMAN POTATO SALAD
4 allc:a becon, ert.p-lrted and cnuubled
6 ~ poeatoee (~ 2 lb9.), pecWd
2 a.Me..,_ becon fat
I tu.poon eoclt lour and Nit
'i4 tcmpoon tJoand b&adt ~
'llcupwat«r
1,4 cup vinegar
I amall -'-· chopped
l c..Wapootl ...,.
t c..blapoon ~ panky
l. Fry bacon until crisp, dram and crum-
ble Reserve 2 tab&espoons bacon dnpplngs
2. Cut potatoes into l ·1nch cubes Cook
In salted water for 10 minutes or until
almost tender Drain, anange in 2 quart
casserole and keep warm
3. ln skillet or smaU saucepan, heat bacon
fat Stir In flour, salt and pepper unttl
smooth Gradually add water, vinegar.
chopped onion and sugar. bring to boil.
stirring constantly, until thickened Pour
over potatoes Sprinkle with aumbled
bacon and parsley Bake In preheated
oven 15 min utes, seining once Serve hot.
Maka 8 f'lz-cup size) aervlnga
R.Uff'Y POTATO SALAD
l _..,.,. (5-eeMnt &Uc) in.tam m-.hcd
potato .,., ..
'i4 cup meyonnaiM
1,4 cup--2 taW.9" a w pttpettd ll'l'low m•sard
Y,cup~cekry s hercl<ooked ..... chopped
2 teWMsr a ocw cbo9Ped ecalllom
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•llcee
l . Prepare Instant mashed potatoes asdl
rected on ~. ~ decrease
water to I cup. Cool.
2. Stir In mayonnaise, sow aeam and
mustard Fold In cdery. eggs and IC.alions
3. Spoon Into lettuce-lined bowl and gar
nllh with cucumber and radish ska.
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Editor's note: Vou11 love thla USV YeTllon
of potato Nlad becau1e there's no ~el
Ing. boiling Of cutttng potatoes -jUst
good potato 0aYOt.
COPENHAGEN POTATO
SALAD
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4 Ilka bacon, tried end cnarnbled
4 hard-coc*ed ~. alk:ed
1 1mall nd .,,.,&e. cvt Into thin wedge
I •meJI grem ..,pie, cut Into thin ~
1/1 cup .,_a, cooked
I tar. it.ell ~ aJk:ed thlnty
Chopped panJey lor pmWi
1. Cur hot potatoes Into chunks and add
oil. lemon 1ulce, mustard, sugar. sah and
pepper, toss Cover and refngerate po111
toes several hours or overnight lo chill
and marinate
2. To serve, add bacon, eggs. apples.
peas and celery Toss gently Spoon into
bowl or pile onto lettuce leaf-lined platter
Spnnkle with parsley Malcu 4 ~rvmgs
VICHYSOISSE POTATO SALAD
6 mecfiwn poCatOH (ebout 2 lbs.)
YI cup .Meed 9"CGI _.,_
l cup buttnmdk or pleJn yogurt
2 lablapoont &eft'IOtl juke
I teMpe>On Mh
\A lC89pOOll MUOMd peppcf Of frahly
ground bl.a peppo
2 teeepoom ~ tarfqcMI Of 4 ·~ cho9Ped frah ie-
s..i.ci .-
J can (16 OZI.) 1hocso1ng been. dna!Md
Crief>, tmell ldtucc ie-
l. Cook potatoes untU tender Peel, then
dice Put In bowl with onions. cool to room
temperature
2. In measuring cup. blend bunennUk,
lemon juice and seasonings Pour over po
tatoes, tossing to blend
3 . Press mixture Into 11/1-quart mold
ChUl
t . Unmold on platter. garnish with grecru,
If desired Mound bHts on top
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HERDED POTATO SALAD
2 .,._ poc.Moel (6 ~ cooMd. dk:tld)
Y.c..,~onbl
I Y. ~ l9c:ied Clkry
I YI '•MPOO" .a.
2 tatil11111a-chopp9d fr• dlDweed °'
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I . Cook potatoes In lk.lns until tender.
peel and eta. Add onion ood celery.
Sprinkk with Id, dill and~
I . Mb! together mayonnalM, mwtatd,
vtnesa-and Tebnco •uc.. Add to poca-
to mlxture. Mix llghdy with foftt; cowr;
chll.
3. To eaw: Arrange '-'tuce leaws In
aaled bowl; tpOOn an PGt* ~-Oct.
with tomato w.dge and gwnllh with dlll
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Beautiful spoons to enjoy collecting ...
a lastmg pleasure to display in your home. l f The World Wildltf e Fund presents
< ;-t~ of I 3c l1TEJit 'l l)It ~~ t beWOHl 90
The bf1lliance of the woncfs rare and exotic
butterflies in a remartGible cameo spoon
collecbon: twelve minted spoons in 24 karat
gokl vermeil. each ooe crowned with an
exquisitely colored J>OfCelain cameo.
l.Jmlted edition. By subsenption only.
SubscnptlOO deadline. June 30, 1980.
Lmi1 One oolfecoon per subscribe<.
r I ' he beauty ol spoons 1n PfeclOUS
metals The tasc1nat1011 ot art in
miniature The grace and loveliness of
line porcelain These have long been
pn1ed by collectOfs Now the World W1ldhle
Fund will issue a collection 1n wtuch these
highly desuable elements are harmontOUsly
combined A collectioo lor all who share a
reverence for our earth's wildhle and tor all
who seek 10 adorn their homes with ooiects ot
outstanding beauty and ltne craftsmanship A
couectioo created to bring the glow of
gold lhe bnlhant color of the
bu11erthes and the charm and elegance of
porcelain into a collectors lavonte room
Where. 1n a hne hardwood wall frame
especially designed for its display. the
collechoo may be en)Oyed and admired anew
every day
This is The Bu11erthes of the World Spoon
Collectt0n Twelve elegant spoons 1n gold
vermetl 24 karat gold electroplate Each
spoon minted to achieve the finest. most
precise detail. then
caretully polished. and
crowned. at the top ot the
stem. With a mtnaatUfe
cameo of hne po<cela1n.
Each cameo will po<tray.
1n natural colors. a single
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butt0frly against a
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Rate ... brilliant ... beautiful
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hill country, dramatic In greenish-gold and
yol"·yellow Shadowed with black. The radiant
golden Phoebis avellanads of Qba. Butterffies
seen in nature by only a fortunate few-now
captured, In this official W041d Widtife Fund
collection, wrth nine °"*8 ~ as btllliant and
beaUiful, In mnature art cJ a gemlc.e intenlity.
Ard each butterlly'a name will be inscribed on
the reverse of the spoon's stem.
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SPOON COLLECTION
~----Available tor a limlted time only
The Butternies of the WOOd Spoon Collection
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alter June 30. 1980. Then.
the collection wMI neYef
be made available again.
The WOOd \Wdlife Fund
has assigned to The
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per spoon payable tn 1wo monrhly amounts of
$16 25 each And the line hardwood display
rack designed to hOld all twelve spoons will
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add1tl0f\al charge
Each spoon will be accompan.ed by
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But please note that 1n ordei to
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returned to The F1ankJ1n Mint.
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postmarked no later than
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: Please entm ITT</ subscnphon tor The Butteffhes of the :
: World Spoori CollectlOO a lll'nlted edition collechon :
1 ol lwelve spoons 1n gold vermetl 24 karat gold 1
: e4ectroplate-each bearing a cameo work ol art in hne :
1 porcelain, created exp1essly tor this colleetlOO 1
: I need send no money oow The spoons are to be l
: sent to me at the rate ol one evefY°"* month I will be
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Where the Best Jobs Will Be In the 1980's
By Stle Quinby
J une is here: the month that
marb the beginning of the job-
hunting season. What kinds ol
jobs can ~ and coDege
graduates expect &o find during the
next decade?
.. During the next 10 years, the
areas that will probicably have the most
demand for employment wl1I be those
that Involve technical knowledge,"
notes Ron l<Mlg, a91Sisaant dean ol the
Colege ol Business and Pubk Ad-
ministnltion at the University ol
Missouri. And, at least according to
recendy released figures from the
U.S. Bureau ol Labor Statistics, he's
right Computer specialists can expect
a 27.3 percent ~ In the number
ol ;obs available to them, while
medlcaJ secretaries wlD enjoy a whop-
ping fl) .3 peroerrt growth In 1tleir ftetd.
'We're moving Into a period where
jobs wiJJ demand defintte skills,"
asserts King. Marvin Bamb, president
ol the National A9sodatiorl ol Trade
and T ectudcal Xhooe, l91!e5· 1'he
person wtth no sicJJls will have a hard
lime during the 80' s," he adds.
Of the 3 , 160 ,000 higtrschool
students who were graduated in
1979, approximately hal went on to
c:oUege. and that trend is expected to
oontlnue OWi' the next 10 years.
Howewr. for those students who
aren't planning on any po st·
secondary education there Ml! a
number ol jobs that have good
employment fu1ures and that an!
often available to high-school
graduates. "High-school students
can go Into the secretarial aTU, the
buJldklg trade and Into car mechanics,
par1icuJarly If they've had some voca-
tionaJ training." says RJchard Cassani,
a ~ oounsetor at Champlain
Valley Union High School In
HJnesbu.rg, Vt. '"Construc:tton aafts
and most food terVkle workers can
also expect a healthy range ol )ob op-
portuntHes owr the next decade."
F Oil thole students who want a
9'cJled )ob but who don't p&an on
going to colege, a trade or
teduUcal IChool may be the
answer. Thac schools equip
students f m a variety ol jobs that are
apedld to WoW durtng the 1980'1.
1'he health ftcJd wdl boom ..
paraprofallonalt ... OWi' mont ol
the dudl9 one. perfonned by doc-
tcn, "'pred.lcta Barab. Indeed, denlal
~ can look bw.d to • 118.9'-percent arowth raa. In their
fteld, wt.de the ... ol dnkal
llboralory t.chno&ogy wll tpUrt by
42.8 pescenl
for colegl gndi .. ._, the com-
pddof\ '°',.. ... become lnaw-
lndy ..-. end ..,..~lhal the ~ .. c:ontlnue the
..at dilcad9. 'We .-• ol .... 9'*'9 ir*> 8CCOUftling. ...
s ,.,,..-., .... ., -•u
and marketing and technical ftelds,
and an lnaeasing number of those
students are women," says King.
Computer science and engineering
are also fields wtth good career
futures. At the ~uate level, den·
tal, medical, legal and business
degrees are still in demand.
are takmg pains to impress the inter·
vieweT's," notes King. "Anyo ne ap-
plying for a Job should remember
that weD-thought out responses and
a polished resume are still good J'3IWI
assets " liLI
Although jobs are becoming in
cre.aslngly technical, a degree In a
specialty is not an automatic open·
Ing "I'm seeing more students who
Walt Garrison
answen your questions about
moist smokeless tobacco.
Q: Watt. just what is Moist
Smokeless Tobacco~
A: It's just what it sayi: To
bacco you enjoy without
lighting up and smoking.
Q: And, .. a pinch is all it
takes!•; is that right~
A: You bet. Just take a
small pinch in your thumb and forefin-
ger, and put it between your cheek and
gum. leave it there. No need to chew.
The tobacco slowly releases its great
flavor giving you real satisfaction.
Q: Does .. Going Smokeless .. take
some getting used to~
A: Sure. At first you could feef a slight
irritation on the gum. and the tobacco
may move around your mouth more
than it should; and you might wortt up
too much saliva. But leamlno is part of
the fun and these things pass with prac-
tice. Two weeks should make you a ·pro."
Q: Is there a difference among the
three brands~
A: There sure is. Heppy Days is a mild.
satisfying blend of mint-flavored
tobacco. while Skoal is full-
b o died with the added
good taste of wintergreen.
Copenh~en is a stronger,
natural blend of choice
tobaccos. All three are
padced in convenient cans
and eve<y one is dated for
---freshness.
Q: What's the cost~
A: We figure an average user .. dips" \
about 1 Yi cans per week at a cost of
about $1.00. Nice to know in these times
when everything else costs so much.
Q: How many people use Happy
Days, Skoal and Copenhagen?
A: A lot more than you might think.
last year we sold over 325 million cans.
New users, of all ages. from every part of
the country, are joining up all the time.
(Even loose-leaf chewen are mixing it in
with their brands for extra flavor.)
Q: Thanks a lot. Walt. Where can I buy
Happy Dayi, Skoal and Copenhagen~
A: Just ask for it at your favorite
tobacco counter; Or mail the coupon
below and we'll send you a free can
of Happy Dayi to get you started. r------------.. I SEND ME MY FREE CAN OF HAPPY DA~.,
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)1ot-Weather Reading
Summer officially arrives this week,
but most o( us have no6ced it sneak-
ing up for awhile This is reading
season: the time of lazy ahemoons
that are just right for sitting out in the
backyard So. herewith, a selection of
books with something for everyone
For chair-911pping excitement, The
Bourne Identity (by Robert Ludlum).
the story of an amnesiac trying to
discover his real identity, can't be
beat. Fans of Helen Van Slyke are
certain to enjoy heT last book, No
Loue Lost, the chronicle o( three
generations o( women each searching
for a sense of seK
For romance with an air of mystery
about it , read The Girt in o Swing
{Richard Adams). the intriguing tale
of a confirmed bachelor who falls in
love with and marries a beautiful
woman about whom he knows noth-
ing. Lovers of historical romances will
have fun wit~ The Emerald NeckJoce
(Diana Bi-own), which glitters with
gbmpses of Regency London. And
Louers on the Niie (Rkhard Hall). the
story ol ~ and Florence Baker's
search for the source of Afrb 's Nile
River, is a real-Bf e historical romance
There's nothing like a fast-paced
mystery to give you chills on a sum-
mer day. and ~Ip Hand (Dick Fran·
cis), about an ex-jockey who discov-
ers some dirty dealings going on at the
race tr~, ls just that.
Chiklren wiU have fun &earning
about one of America's best-loved art-
ists with Calder: Moblll1t l Rlng-
mastal lnllOf.>OtOr (David Bourdon).
And they1 loYe the antk:s of a young
chimpanzee leamtng human sign lan-
guag4t that are recorded In the photo-
graphs and text ol Nim (Anna
Michel}.
lbcre. now didn't the afternoon
p.-qulckly?
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Summer Games
While the Olympics may be grab-
bing the biggest headlines. another
national sports program is quietly
getting underway. Across the coun -
try, youngsters. aged 9 to 15. hoping
to reach the finals in Hershey's Na
honal Track and Field Youth Pro-
gram. are preparing to compete in
meets set up by their local parks and
recreation departments Approx1
mately 2 5 million young men and
women will take part in the local
events, winners then go on to com·
pete In district and state meets. and
state winners are then selected (based
on their scores) to be metn&rs of
the regional teams The nearly 500
reg,onal winners each receive an
expense-paid trip to the National
Finals. which will be held on August
16 in Charleston. W Va
The events m the program. which
was designed for beginning track·
and·fleld enthusiasts, Include 50·.
100· and 200-meter dashes. the
4 >< 100-meter relay. the softbaD
throw, 400-. 800· and l .SOO·meter
runs and the scanding long jump.
The program Is open to all young
sters who have not been lettered In
track and field or who do not belong
to an organized track·and fleld<lub,
Quiet: The Baby,s
Sleeping!
Most parents assume that their
newborns need peace and quiet In
order to sJeep. but two University of
Florida psydlOk>gists haw found m.
repetllous nolscs, even at a l•ly In·
tense level. haw a calming effect on
babies. 'WltNn a f8*ty large range.
Racing /or the fmtSh llM
and no equipment except short.s and
sneakers Is necessary For more Ir\ .
formation, contact your local Parks
and Recreaoon Dept or wnte to J im
Johnson. National Coordinator.
Hershey's National Track and Field
Youth Program. Dept FW. 1524
Kanawha Boulevard, East Charles
ton. W Va 25311
the louder the noise. the more
quieting It IS on the very young child."
says Dr C Michael Levy. who. to -
gether with Dr Yvonne Brackbill, is
now studying how children respond
to the effects of noise as they grow
older
Research done by Dr Brackbill sev-
eral years ago revealed that bab6es ex·
posed to Mwhtte noise" (a manufac·
tured sound lnvoMng a.II the frequen-
cies audbae to humans) slept longer
and spent less time aylng when they
were awake than babie$ not exposed
to the noise or those exposed to Inter-
mittent sounds.
"White noise sounds like a k>ng,
steady hiss.'' says Levy "But as a per-
son ~ older, the noise aeates less
o( a calming effeci. However. It seems
that adults ftnd talrty constant. monot·
onous and kltense notses soothing
also. ~ because they masSt
moN lrrtlatlng sounds For tnstancs.
the eound of waves on the beach or
rain poundSlg on the roof hides the
noAM made by the lea}dng fa~."
Uf estyles
Spcwta. As mo.-e Americans take
up roller skatmg. the number ol
related mJUnes is nsmg rapic!Jy 1he
U S Consumer Product Safety
Comm.ts.SK>n reports that roDer skat-
ing causes an estimated 135,000m-
JUnes ye.viy. roller skates have
passed ~teboards as a mapr
cause of recreational iniury
Children. The Educatxm Advo-
cates Coalition. a group of 13 ad -
voc.acy groups. has charged that
hundreds of thousands of handi·
capped children are being denied
services that the Federal Govern-
ment ha!> alre.ldy mandated for
them because the Boreau of Edu-
cation for the Handicapped has
failed to enforce the nearly one bil·
lion -dollar Education for AD Handi·
capped Children Aa The Bureau ·s
fadure to develop poOcies has
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place handicapped children
Hu.Ith. High blood pressure af-
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treated Left untreated, hyperten-
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BIRnlDAVS (Sun .-Fri., Gemini.
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Dean Martin 63; John Hersey 66
Wediaadey -Rkhard Boone 63.
Paul McCartney 38. E.G Marshal
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Gena Rowlands 44 Friday -UIJlan
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compelt rn 11 bouts to select lht US Olympic Bo11n& ham Co.trare
will bt ttlep.st l10111 lht Omni 111 Allant• Gto•tia
SUNDAY, JUllf IS
&:00 D "llf1 Wiltl Fatlltr" (COlll) '1 Wilham Powell l liiabfth I 0 101 at "A Wtdclift&" (d11) '80 Oest Ainaz Jr ~101 Burnell II> "Tiie hftr" (adv) 71 Anlhony Qurnn Rita Har-orrh
1.-00 ID 1llt llehM Att11r" (d11) 13 Glenda lac,son Pett• rrnch
9:00 D !ZS »' "TIM l!Wtt 1t •-ctn" (dra) 7~ CtOl&t Steal
U ''l 1_Ql .2t) "llitla C11ll" (d11) 80 Jett1ey De Munn
MONDAY, JUNE 16
1:00 D "Tiit lost Wethnd" (dra) 4 S Ray Mrll1nd l'ne Wym;n
fiJ "Day Of tllt Dolphin" l•d•l /l Gtortt l. Sco11 a> "War Hllllt" (dra) 61 Rob"I Redford John Sa•on t:OI D ~ti' (1(1 "'llttle WIMlltfl" P111 I (dra) 18 Crw c;.,son
t:lO U ''Trrloo of Terror" (ho1 ) TS Karen Blac' Robert Burton
lt) "Hllln and M11J" (dra) 69 Ouslln Hottman Mra fano•
TUESDAY. JUllE 17
1:00 O "llltdnislrt Laa" (d1a) 60 Ooros Oav Ru Hmrson John Cavrn a> "Thunder <Mr Ille ""lllS" (11m ) 53 Randolph Stolt Lt• 811kt1
9:00 U 1 e 1t 171 "Tiit '1'tsid1nt's Mrstms" (dra) 18 Btau Br1d11e~
D J' 1t "little "°"'8" Concl (dra) TB Wrllram Shalnrr
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t.00 D 2' "Cry of Ille lnllOCtnt" (WSP) 80 Rod laylor Joanne Ptllfl
FWIOAY, JUNE 20
1:00 D "Tiit froztft Ou4" (hor) 67 Dana Andrt•s Anna Pol~
Iii }) 10\ 2f "Crash" !adv) 18 Wilham Shalntr
0 "Mtsttr Cotty .. (dra) Sl lony Curtrs Martha Hye• m Mlkttf Encounter" (dra) 14 RrchaJd Burron Sophia Loren
SATURDAY, JUNE 21
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G) ''Tiit &iuttst 5"" 111 urtll" (drat 52 Ch111ton H'ston
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ONE HURRICANE,
ONE CURSE, AND HEAW ON THE RED TAPE
Schedules. budgets. and the high cost of celluloid
are normal hassles facing a producer When he takes
the show on the road for location shooting he can
add In camera-happy locals, pay phones. and motel
cooking. But Mark Stouffer, an award-winning film-
maker operating out of Aspen, Colorado, got more
than he counted on when he agreed to produce and
direct John Denver'• lateat TV special, The Higher
W. Fly, airing Sunday at 7Pt,4 on ABC
Oeallng with the hlatory ot'\viatlon. The Higher We
Fly naturally featurea acada of aerial footage-and
thereon hangs a tale. Fllmlng got otf to a good start In
Snowmaa1, Colorado, where John participated In e
balloon race. Everything went smoothly. In fight of
what happened later. this waa amazing to Stouffer.
The next aequenct to be filmed was a barnstorm-
ing epllOde, with John In his Sky Bolt Biplane high
above the rockies with a barnatormer doing aeroba-
t'" around him. The only problem was that the
bamltormer took one look at the camera mount
P"tPAntd for the wing of hl1 plane. ah<><* hie head,
and refuaed to get In. It seems that aerobatic planes
are eo carefully balanced that even a 1 ().pound cam-
era can throw them off. Stouffer and hi• crew went
..,.rlahly to work and came up with a new mounting.
Th9" th-V trouped on out to the fllmlng location-a
ploturetque old tnonutery outside Aspen An urty
morning of preparations beneath the blue Colorado
tky -.nt on Into mid-afternoon, with no lunch Pa ..
Ing through the monutery'a kitchen, one of the
cameramen awlptd 1 handful or almond• and
puMd them out to the crew. What followed 1lmo1t
lmm~tffY wa 2~ w.ek• of the ugllelt cloud• 9Yef'
eeen Witt -of H9w JefMV. The cut and crww aat
wound ~ for the reeulta of the Staten Almond
Curae to WM~ Off and..,. Juet about reedy to dump
• &Gib. MCk of nuta on the monaatery'a doot91eS> n
l9lltMton when 1he ck>uda flnally bf06'I 8k>vffw
Md OOfnt)eny lhot t"4Mr fltm and got out-fMI . ...
The next stop was Johnson Space Center 1n
Houston where John was to pilot the Space Shuttle
flight simulator But he arrived 1n rown about the same
time as Humcane Frede11ck Freddy s winds and rain
managed to knock out power on the simulator for a lull
week while Stoutter Denver and the rest huddled
1ns1de one of Houston s less pleasant motels
The filming of Johns three ll1ghts 1n a duplicate ot
the original Wright Brothers Flyer in Kilty Hawk
North Carolina went pretty well That is except for
the plane crash-landing on lhe third flight The same
thing happened to Orville Wright back in 1903 ) And
lilmtng aboard John s Lear 1et was a smooth 11
cramped experience
But at Langley Air Force Base where John was;to
litt off in an F-15 more problems developed It seems
that the F-15 the world s most advanced m1htary
aircraft is still pretty much top secret-and what
resulted says Mark Stouffer was more red tape
than you ever saw 1n your hie It took high-level
Pentagon clear1nce before John and crew were
allowed near the 1et
Despite these obstacles natural. supernatural,
and man-made. The Higher We Fly eventually got
ftlmed and the results 1ust1fted rhe ordeal A year in
the making. The Higher We Fly otters a new picture of
John Denver Millions of fans around the world know
him as a singer and actor But untll now. there has
been a side of John Denver seldom seen by his
public That la John Denver 811 a pilot The documen-
tary Is a stirring history of flight-and looking at the
finished product. you'd never guess how close It
came to a flying stop
John O.nver has • go at piloting his own Sky Bolt
bf plane.
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8:00
8 (ff! Afd111 l1111hr's '1Ke
(R) A Shabbat Jewish sabbath dinner
IOI' Stephanie facts disaster when
Edith's 1ener0$1ly includes a few too
many dinner euests [drth un•tl
ltncty has 1nv1ted both Murray s
cirth1tnd and his mother wllo have
nfYer met each olhtt
8 @ QJl CHt,s (R) Thrrll
Show" OfftCer Bonnre Clark rs asked
lo become an auto stunt dmtt at
lwitt the pay her CHP post brines
and three times the dancer __ ..,..
8 ~II "OMNIBUS" * from GE Thuter
• CJ) (}§ (21) GE niut.r P'rt$.
ellb; "OtMilMis" Hal Holbrook h~ts
this uletdoscope of entert11nmtnt
twhtCh covers lhe lull spectrum of the
arts-muSlC drama. hterature ind
dance Arnone some of the eutsts 11e
Cher. lucran1 Pna1oth. lortlh
Lynn. Meryl Streep and the Nattonal
Theatre of the Dul
D GEORGE VANDEMAN:
• Hope in Ace of Terror
D " Is WrittH
• llMit: "Tiit ••tst11 Affair"
(th) ·73 (2hrs)-Clenda JackSOll
Peter finch The stort of the sun
dalous love 1ffa11 between Bnltsh
Nani hero lord Horatio Nelson and l~ Emma Hamilton durrnc the 19111 century m D£JIUS WEAVH YUlS * Oii HEE HAW TOIHTE
• !tee ...,. Oen111s Weaver, Alan
Wayne, Clarence l.atemoulh Brown
Kenny Pr1te and lulu Rom1n auest
fD ODYSSEY /llEY TO THE * LAND Of SILENCE.
l.Jfe In Antient Eopt
tD 1( Odyssey (C.C) Key to lhe
Land ol Srlenct This proeram eum
1nes the Rosella Stone and the
decod1n1 ot the h1e1octyph1u by
Jun rrancocs Ch1mpollt011
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lwo men around the houSf •s one loo
many when Schneider and Mu f11hl
tor Ann s favor ta<h wanttne lo rule
the IOOSI
O Wii. hW If -.11uls
C!) Tiit hW T °"*'°"
9:00
O rt ft~ Alice (RJ II s Valen
hnt s Day and lommy's hurt is set
on laking the mos1 popular 1111 rn
school to a formal Valtnttne's dan<t.
only ht s mrnws lhe proper allirt
D !IJ1 !Jtl The lie ht11t: ''TIM Brid&• at Re1111rt•" (dra) ·75
C2hrs) Ceoiee Seeal Ben Canara
Dunne W01ld War II the US Army
movu to caplurt a strattc•c German
b11dce belOfe 11 1s· dynamrled by
desperate N111s
G Jtny fllwtH
U (]) CI1 l2ll lll°'it: "U111
Cr»~ (C.C) (d11) '80-Jettrey Ot
Munn 8'1ry Ntwman Two blothers
who han foucht wtlh words and lisb
since cluldhood turn the lam~y b11S1
nm 11110 a batt1e1rCM1nd wiltre lhty
•ace war for the11 lather's l0tt D T"'7 ill Mil ,,.......,
Cl) Oolyl Capl11n Kan11100 (Bob
Ketshan) IS lht IUtSI m ® llast•!Ji«.t neatre: 0ts-rM1i-,Oftrait If a ._.lltic (C.C)
lht Grut Came" Queen Yteto111
meets DtSlath and lhe11 lectndary
alhance takes root Gladstone's c.on
slant enemy 1n the polthul attna
becomes p11me m1n1sler while Mary
Annt couraaeously bears the burden
ol a rrave illness m 5f«ts
Sf <Wpwy
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0 fJ 11l Tltt ltfftrwAl lhe
Jelfmo11s and WrlllSfs are sllocked
when the eapectant lathtt l ionel
storms out ol the apartment to pur
we a boyhood dtum
C!) 5Hset
Cl) Po,! '-es 111t C.lltry T he On
R1d1e Bors. Chrosly Lant 1nd lltnny
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find themselves enmeshed on cases
ol child/parent strrft as by products
ol sur1e1y
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documented by both German and
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8:00 u Cl 2l SMllCllJ Mofn111c g ""1t 111411 His friends
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• Di111tllSIOllS
CJ Uopd Jolin 011l11e
(JD) Jerry Falwell
Q) Hour of 'ower
@ Veic.t ol ._ritllltvre fD 1\e [.le<tric Colit111n1
atJ °'' ot OiscAmry mc1u11 m
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ta11bl!M lht San 01110 Padm
at lhe Phlladetph11 Ph1l1tu
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Montreat Capos
CD C.lmy ~ > IJ llltllleries of Ille S..,.r lowts
11:00
D ._rialltllf• USA
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flt Movie: "'1tuli1" (Ora) 68-
lulie Ch11st1e. Georee C Scott .
ID Muterpi1ce Tbutre: D1snth
(R) "Ma1y Anne"
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final round 01 plar in this coll tour nil
ment from 811tusiol Golf Club tn
Sp11net1tld "'" Je1sey
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AFTERNOON
12:00
U S,Orts s.tctacullr Co•traRt of
1,.0 Prolessionl Karillt Assn World
Champ1oni.t11p bouts and ho&hh&hls
ot Jht 14th Annual Vottor A•ards
~nown as the Osurs ol sports g Yoyaae to tllt lottom ol !ht~
D Surdl
Q) Taran
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fD Cl111tr1 fllrtt (R) An lnttr<1t"
wolh )ohn 1..-.ine
sai Voter's P1pelr11e
4 :00
U Mow~: "Ont of Our Ow" (dr4 J
1S Ct0tet Peppard lou1st So"t
U Sundar u ')Qt o .. ectlClllS o J Star Trek
10 Alan Cur's M111C lli1ht m lllolie: .. "Hell Oilers" tad~ I
J 1 Cliirk Gable Wallact Bwr
0) fllow1t : "011100• Wells lllH ·
s.t<lf~ (adv) SI Barry Sull1v'n
Z4 Cru t Perlor1111nca
fD Wall Strttl Wttt
50 Water. W1tt1
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fJ Anlllllb. MirNls, Ar1111111i
12 Direchon1 'IO
fD WHll111-1on Wttk tn lmew
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8:00
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(COlll) •7 {2hrt) Wilham Powell •
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•lto r1 puttr '" the hinds of his knowini wilt ind tour rtd bUdtd
rouna sons ........ ~
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In the c.oune ol one dly's tweab,
many iuardtd ud mosll~ hltll!Olls
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wedd1ne. are uposed
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rite rts(UU 1 yOlln& .wom1n from I
revolut~ry mob u WitMt a ._nca11 AlfllltD 1 •
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·out of P11et1Ct lflt p11Ctrct hep,
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7:00 u l 11 '° lil..tts u .n ~fl D1s .. y's W..•erh1t
w.rw: #"""' s.t. .. f ltllef" (C.C) Goolt slm '" t1t1s urt._,,
comedy 1r1bult to the trills ind
tobulatoons ot bt1n1 1 tatllt r on tl11s
rather s D1y 1980 a .lolln 0ellftr s,ecial!
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fJ } 11~ 3 S'fCIAl: J•ll11
Otft'ltr-TM HllMf Wt n, (\hr)
Jolin Otnvtf taplOrts l~t 1'1 1114
!IC•tnct of fly1n1 !tom batloon1 lo
ftlS to ollftr SOKt llattl '" ll'Ns
documtnled SOt<tal o Quu bb
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JUNE 17
for morn1n1 a'ICf afternoon hstincs.
pltnt m DATJIM£ P•OCRAMS
Btlow, tor ,our tonwtn1t1ttt, art !ht
dll'S l!IO'lltS
DAYlllE MOVIES
12:00 O "Tht lawless Breed"
(,.t SI ~3 Ror• Hu~'on m • 0fot Mt and My Gal"
rmu11 ~7 Ju6t G••land
Q) I• "Submrnnt Com
mand" ldid) ~I Nanry Ot~on
J·OO O "U.111 fret" 1ad.1 1
\u\<1n tt~"P ll•rP
3t "l 1tllt Women" ( nntt
"Crttn l»lplun Shttl" J'.111 I
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6:00
0 10 12 1J """ (} Tiit Od• Covplt
DD ED e 2t "'"' U WOlldtr Woman O Maude m 111111e 1111111 at H flkn I fhttf
,.4 Ca111t11 Thrtt
m "'• E1tct1ec: l:ofn""' 11 All '" thf h1111fy 10 Tlte o~ ltolt1t.ol\s
-6:30-
r ..3. (llJ )t News
II) rr i Tic Tic Dow«h
10 littl"Y Gnthn Show
24 Qu1tt Champion
ED Od ~welt Sllolt
19 Tht Stady 8unth
En CMp1na
~o Studt0 Stt
7 :00
UDO 3 n llttn
D •unc ru • 0 8 Tht lottr s Wild
m M·A·s·H
12 Tic h e Oouctt
Q) Tht Slrttb ol San f ranmco
fD Dnr USJ
29 HIPPJ Oays Aa11n
ID l0t ftitos hmbttn
so Tllr lhcllt •lllthm Report
-7:30-
6 2 on the Town
3 Happy Days At1•n
0 Siu 111 Na
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8 ,,. M1111tnt
0 10 f1tt lht Mui.IC m All '" tht hm~y 12 29 M'A•S•H
2l The Scilltwans
24 24 Out f ronl
tD The Maclle!lllthrtr lltpo1I
~ A111n1
39 "'"' ~o Newschft•
8 :00 0 a I 2 Tiit Whitt Sllldow 1111
Co.ich R,,., ,. lactd ••lh a ~'
mon I ~t Ott •S•on •htn ont 01 lht
~•toon \ mo\t famou\ H11h S<hool
All Amrr1can bn•t1b1ll pl1yr1s '"
1011\ 11 Ca•vt•
D n ~t Tht fll1sadYtnti1'1s of
Slltriff L.ollo (RI Buttercup Bud1r
1nd Buned Buc•s· tobo and h11
dr put.ti a" pl1fu'd by band11\ and
~·llb1ll1,\ •n lhfl• •Hori 10 lu1n
"~"' lh' youn&t\1 membt1 ot lht
B,au••iard cl•n h•\ ludd•n lhOll
ynd' of dflflar\ 1n \fOltn monh
D l'r1S011t1 Cd llot\ It I u nnt
<''\ ~ 100 •1lh tu n \ llt lp bur
l ••'"' lhoufM\ •" on a d1f 1,,.,,, ob
0 3 1 IOI 2t HapPJ l>IJl Ill)
lo~•'' ·, O•t,mma Manon and
loa••• gtl • hlllt h•Ch •hilt um
piing lht coo~1ng "'"' \JUct and lht f M/ l11t•, lo 1hapt lhtm up btlo•r a
lam1ly 1nl•rv1•w w11h lht romm1lltt
•M ha\ nomtnaltd Ha.11d I\ man
r,t Ill!' y•JI
O Mcwtt "Modn•1•t Utt" ld1a1
~O 17hr\I IK>m Oo R•• Ha111\0n
Happ11, matr"d fn1 lhrft 111onlh\ '"
J It "<ln 4 •oma" hnd that 1•"0'
'"'"\ hr• hi• 1h1oue11 ob\r•n•
poone calf\ m PtA lhtUlfl4
Q) Mot1t ''Thdtr Owtr ll1t
1'111ns" l••q SI 190m1 Randolph
Srnll I•• Bar~•' A Onion Army
Cdplain ,., lll'R"'d lo a \tctt0n of
!.u• 1h01fl1 afttr lh• C1v1I W~1
"'"'" l1•lnsnr1\ 11 •f a Pt~i
14 ltow1 (C C) ED 21 Ton11llt
SO S«arclt fol SoM1911S
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0 ) 1 O l:t lntr11t & Slllftey
(RI l ourlh Annual Sholr h l•nt
Sho• Th, 1111\ and lhtt• coho<t1 11
lht b•t•tr) 111twn1 lht annual lat
•nl 11\0• at lllt plan1
ID Tiit Odd C..U'6t
fI) fllow1 (t.C) (RI T ht £ lu~f
lllnt ss A loo• at lltr 1tsu 1eh ol lllt
lust two dteadts 011 H,paltlts B fm 54iper Ut.C.r Mutbl
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dent'• lliltrnt" (d11) 78 (lhrs)-
8uu Bt1dttS K11tn Cru slt A JOU"I
man fl c1upt 1n a dtldly CO¥tf up
1h1r • Po'#frlul Alllt11u n steu11t1
aaency fl iolt•d by • •fPOI\ ,,.,, Iii>
aislff 1llt1td to bt tht 11us1ress al•
US Pru 1drnt fl 11to 1 Somt spy
Also st1r11n1 att Susan 8l1nc1t11d
Joel hb11nr Ind L11ry 1ta11111n •a a...,..: "'Ulle ,....."
Conti (dra) '78 (Zhrs)-W1ll11111
Shatntr. Gtttr GMIOll, Robtl1 YIMlllC
Jo ion to Ntw Vork H a ronrnns
1114 meets Prol Bltatr. who later
proposes lo her. Amy u1ls IOf Eur()l)t
u lht comp1n1on to a rel1t111«. Btl~'s b.tt11t with Ill 11t1Hll tlld
wbwq11ent •uth ~ • 11nt soi row to
Ille ltbltll ltm1IJ. Mtt 1111mts hv
rit 's Mor, lollll Bfoob
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(C.C) (R) "Tiie Rt¥t1tlld Sttps O.t"
0tt1Uy'1 l1tlltt. Ille Rft $Aoit, Ill
llOUACtt INI IN ltiO •Ill !Int lo
"'''' lip ti..11 ltw11tl 11rt11ttt11t11t ~IM If jtOplfdlHS l1tt tppoinl
rntftl as Ille llf1I local 1111111Sttr
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II ~ w S.W-. CW) e1rt1a... .....
m ,,."',...., ~ ""' fD S'urdl I« ~ (t.c) I 1111
and fo0< Contut and Adl1>t1ho11
lh•~ proaram locu1.ts on thrt• v1t1I
p•obltm solwina rrc11n1ques u~ bl
"''""Sh Iha• a•t 1lso 1pploubtr IOI
,,.,,di) lhin~•~I
10:00
D 0 Nft'I
& :>I 1et 2' Tiit &a!Wu w.i
ten ~I r 1111) 811b1r1 Walitrs
nl elftt•s K•nny Roe,,~ tamrs
Gainer and Su l auirnt• 0""''
m Ctntul '"'""' ""' Cn11.t111 tr\M4t
H ltoft.rtet-Tclt9-m UM M,..er M11c.HI so ltftsdltc•
-10:30-
m m""' fD ,lesfflt y,., la Muff• A doc
umrnU1y porlr11r ol tou1 l atin1
"'°"''"and lhf 11 t h1n11n1 1olf\ from
lhr t11d1hon11 motht1 10 lhr ww
,11tn1tO 1110man so OdysMy
11:00
o •' to tJl a """ D 8 i lJ \It "-"'
.. Tllt ~ G.alllt
0 ...... : "l•ttlt "'_ .. (d••)
'>7 Rod Hudson Mirtha Hytr 01"
Ou')U Tht slory of •n ordlmtd
m1n11W •liolt Wotld Wu II tlptlt
rncu prtvenl him ltom ltt1tn1
quallf1td to perform 1t1s duftrs
Q)l\t 0.. c..-.... ., ... U",_" tJ) flit SllrMI tf T11111 A. loo~ 11
t~e rtcrnt scttnltftt f1nd1n1s on tllt
autlltnhttty ol tht sllioud ot Tuun as
Ille bu111I 11rmtnl ol Jnus Chnst
-11:30-
D lJ) (fZJ M"lt1: "llr1t~
J1H1," "Mery Hert•u. fllWJ
Hlftlaall"
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-12:30-
• ...... : "CWillce" (llfl) '61-
Rldlard (pa, S41Sln St1asbtr1 •CD <II a s..,111etie: "It
.......... (11'(' <••> '79-Cltlt11 ford, J1111tS f 11nt1110. Harry""°"'-
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(dra) '57-Mil Blyth, 111111 Ntwtllfll
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• C.W Wiii s. .. file lust ol
two told medal Ns~etball ,ames.
wh1d ltaturn the US Olympic Bas
ketb1ll Tum vs the NBA All St11s
• M TIUs I tllief
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A O.t u,.. a Claaic
-6:30-
• (I) Wt (21 ladll C1ncinna
II Reds 11 P1ttsbureh P1utrs a CD fit Tac Dollp
90 ....
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7:00 ee o .... 8 KllllC F11 G Cf) l1le Jeltr's Wild
(}}) 1k Tac Dollp
8) Tiit Sbttts el San frallCIS(O 83 Oftr W, (C-C)
G Los ._ T11111iit11 Uoraft 0 T11t Madltil/leltrtr aeport
-7:30-u The 111.,,.t Sllow With eursl
Oyan Cannon (R) II CoMIHlltr luytiM
Cl) I'll lllapiine
Cl Fact Ille lllusic
(IJ 111°A-S•H
@ Tiit S.liwans
9 rresente f.D Tiit lbdleil/ leluer Rtport
.., Arillll
@ lltws 9 Choosiac S-r<IClt
8:00 8 Cl) <I:V WOP in Ci1K111111ti (R)
WKRP has its annual Christmas party
and rveryone ucepl Jennatrr is ana
ious tor 11 to end w they can be on
their merry ways a @ 0 littlt Moult OR tht ,,.irit (R) "Darkness Is My Friend'
Charles Ingalls po$ts as a 0octo1 in
Older to free his dauchlers. Muy and
laura. who are betn& htld pnwnei 1n
a school for the bhnd by a 1110 of
escaped convicts
•
9:00 fil ll I IUI M•A-S·H (R) T11ed of
ttleu const~nt compl1111b 1boot ttle
quality of recrutional 1ctmt1es al
lht 407 7th. Col Poller 1ppo1nts
Hawkrye and BJ as the new mor1le
of11Cers D Ill) Q(l lllovtt: MUttlt ........
(C·C) Part I (dra) '78-Cmr Garson,
Mered 1th Baater 811ney 1 he story of
a bmtly m Concord. Mass , d1N1n1
1 ht C1v1I W; r l he wilt and four
dilughters ol the Rev John March. a
chapl11n w11h lhe Union Almy at
tempi lo carry on 1n his abse11ee
despite the11 poverty
U { V !2ll 011t ill a Millioft "I lie
Comm11ttt" Sturley rs appointed to a
Prts1dent111 Comm1sst0n on Youlll
•nd then •S attacked by a Concress
man who discover silt has 1 record
fDl Mov11: ~ ill tht Str"b"
(dra) 75 t90m) Tony loBianco.
Sheree No1th A touch paroled con
v1ct's ellorls 10 make a eo ol 11 on the
outside are complicated when he
takes a iob as a parole agent
CD Merv Gritf111 Sllow
ll41 Clloosin1 S..iciclt: TIM 1111,_.
hew
fD 21 T oai111t: Clloe111 Suitidt
Foltow·up A local update on the
ram1ftcahons of lhe Roman cast plus
an e1am1nal10n of the 11s1n& inc1
dence or su1C1de amonit tttnacers
50J Strin1er: l'ortrait of a lltwltttl
Came11run
-9:30-0 • e ri ti House Calls (R) Ors
M1Chaels and Solomon lost ta1th 1n
lhemstlves when Charity has a day
where ht can seemrnely do no 111ht,
and Norman has a patient he may
lost unless he can get a court Ofdel
lor an operation
IJ Chic.o & the lllan
U McMe: "T riloo of Terror" ( hor)
·75 (90m)-llaren~lllack Ttl1s trio of
horrDI SIOllfS begins with a IOI
menltd school teacher bemc black
12:00
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-12:30-
9Gellt Altry
8) llllM: WI "TM -..W II 11r
C.w" (cl!J) 'S6-Aild1t M111ptty
t:OO 8 fHi Clll l1lt ,_.,.. 5a.. . .,..
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Dennis Weaver plays the owner ot a hotel in The l~ndfH on
The CBS Saturday Night Movies at 9PM
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JUllE 1'
ftf -.ina 1114 1fte,,_ lisbap,
,1use set DAYTllll( rt<KIAlllS
...... hlr '"' -•ie!la. ,,, tllt ays -m.
DATTillll MOVIES
IZ~OD D "llo a-tor !flt Gr-"
(com) S2 I ony Curtis m ~ .. ,ru .. 1ir11 LllJ
Mars" (rnus) 0 Judy Carllnd a> ar "T 111 SecoMi .. Hett"
(d11) 'S9-ltl1 Chandltr
l:OD O "W•I•. Dell'I ltun" (com)
66 Cary Ciani
ltl "011tr1l1I Drt11111" lad•)
44 Ro111ld <Allman
l :lO fl "lllt TrK•tn" ld11) 71
Sammy Dav~ Ir
I EVENING
8:00
D ()JI (fl) ~aJ ""' CD Tiie Odd t.11p1t aem m~""' g lueMU Conllnutd from SPM
Tiie Calrfo1n11 An&tls II lht Ht•
YOfk 'l'lnktts
Cl lllallClt
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-6:30-
" 1121Hllns
ACROSS
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10 Consumt 12 ()opt' ptttner
(ckle to puZIM answtr)
IS Cttl1t II Utlloutt
20 Roof .. 21 Uc:h 22 l.emcMI dtlntcs
24 lone Stlf statt
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Ctrtohcate No 390 tht tar1est
sin< unc"1rned p1ect of pr09t•ly
in h1$1ory
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8 :00
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dtfemt plant -orktrs unattendtd
chrldrtn 111ompls htr lo opt n ' day
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cruturt 11 on bo.lrd fh1t wc-s tht
souts out of its •ICl•ms
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Bandit ••th 1 Sp1n11h
1tttnt btcomts tht but of tht
road1 on tht fir wtst with I Sl0.000
ll'•<t on his hud 1ttt1 f1Up1n1
fr..m tht h1n1m1n s '"' nur Boot
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T ht Mor' Syndromt lh1nkmt thf
A11 I oret ts 1 tmtl club Mor k dons
1 un1l0tm and becomu l•tuttrunt
Mor' fromor~ ind rmu•ls M1ntl\o to
xcomp1ny h1rn Oii ' 1t11n1t ind
~crtt mrss1on
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Alllenu! (lllrJ m .... llla&UJM a> .... : • "fate b Ole Hllltt('
(dra) 64 (1hr1) Clt nn ford Altt1 a
1outont fl1cht tnds '" dis1ster 1
comp1ny VIP rrsh hrs hft to cltar tht
pilot by rt '""'""& the f1taf n11hf Also starrrn& Suunnt Pltshttlt
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• 1 )l IT~ a kllMll <RJ Bue
l'"l fht Cott1n0t Btnson dt5CC!lltn
lhll tht Covt<llOf s man\AOft his
bttn buurd 111d dt-rsrs a crary
ic:heme lo smo-t out !ht cutpnts
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2 3 4
9:00 D I o:z, ._.., ._ (I I JR
lonu c~ underccwtr as a counstlor
1n a drur addict rth1btl1t1to0n stllOol
on Oldtr to soln a murdfr 1nd
1wtn1t 1 lrrtnd 1 drath
D al lll.wle ·~ 14 lilt.._
ctt11" <wso> SO <lhr> Rod hylor
lo1nn1 Pttttt An lr!Sll AtMriun "'
su11nct t1ecut1Yt •OW1 to ltnd tht
ttason f0t 1 pllnt cr1$11 1n whteh ht\
•rft 1nd two chrldttn •flt '•lltd
Also si1111nc Mt Cy111 C..sa' 1nd
N11tl 01wnpor1
~ (j 1D la ltrMJ l llfer
(C·C) (R) I ht Oenttsl Barno
au11ns 1 prttty pohctwom1n ••th a
toothache to chrc~ 0111 • dtntist
Kcustd of comm11t1nr hln~, pan~y
·~•If a ltmalt patttnt was undtr lht
1nl1utn<e ol l1uch1111 ras Cl srtCIAl: IMIM a-.·s TtrTtt
llaclliM (lh1) A brutal t«OUnt ot
N11r lrkt ladl(S uM!d br tell Amin
dur•nt hi$ t•tllt ''" rtrfn hom 197 I
to 1979 m 111en Cnffill s...
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O>DllhMe•lAlll•• ~f Tiit I Cl-A11111I lll111c Crty
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HTlllfOW~
-9:30-
• :Jl <11 a Stt11t·Ttep 'T~t
f 111t Hurrah" football ptiyt'1 BtMy
Clydt and Shl~t polt OlllO l~f band
wap111 rn an tff0f1 to htlp Bart11ra
)ant t1111p111n fo1 1n tn•sut
polthC11n
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-6:30-
(l) f Ui ilfi lln1 Ill CJ) fie TK Dollp
CIDl Mtr1 Grittln Sllow m ~ Tiie 8'1d1 lllncll rm Oitk CIYttt Show
CD Ml Secret1rla
llOl Studio See
1:00
UUU 1) lf "-"' CJ (I) Tiit .lo'tr's Wdcl m 11·a-s•H
1Zi fee Tac Dollall
Cl) Tiit Stretb of Su F 1'1KISCO
(2_1) 111:$/pt
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CSOl Tiit ltadlttl/lellm Rtport
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UKollpoM Squara
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111ltt"t• witll 1e1t11lritJ tbolll Uf01,
t Will •Ith llllJtn tn lu1t11t, Ott . t
tc:llOOl •llt1e lhf students udt unity
tin. •rid pt09lt 111t•111a 111u\1C from
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(1Nt) Cc11t S.ur John Suon
An 111 dtaltr Oii t Mertl pt1nmtnt
1111rno11 bo111h 1111 Irina luroot
f lpjtU 011 ' ,OUIMY of lftlflfllt
•lld 4.tflttr
• ti I ""'"' (C·C) (R) Sm111s A~ntt 1110 to hidt htr
1ntc1t1ctr"t lrom htr 1ulous cl.tu
mitts 111d bt 111st hh tht other -ids
flh1ft Buddy 51ruulu to p11om tor
her colleae en111nce eu ms
l l 1 Tiie laden wit\ llfll11ee D Mowie: wl!ipt ...... ,. (Ora)
~ 7 (?lies I Jamu Sttw11t Audit
Mu1ph1 A r•1ho14 trouble shooltr
ta11ym1 lflt p1yroll to \ti« tnd ot tllt
lrK~ rs htld up by 1n outlaw 11n1 to
-~1(11 lllS blOIMI bcloncs
• f'flil MicWM a> lllo•k: "tl .. bu" \•ts) '>O
(~) Errol Flynn Aleus Smolh A
sheep r1ncll11 dtlt1m1n"il to moot
h~ he•d into cattle country meets
oppos1lt0n lrom some ot lht wN llhy
ranchers 1n that a•u
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76-Frtd Ml&ort Ctne l\tlly A mu
siul e•lr1v111nia compoftd lrom JO
1urs •01th ol p11ctlns hims
Amon& somt of the st11s to bt ~en
11t lit\ BtMy loan cu .. 10111
lllelvrn Oouclu w c f otlds C111•
C1blt Cary Cr1n1 Judy Hothd11 1n~
Jamu Sttwlrl m TM Odtl Couple m Grel l PtrfOlllUll(U Soll•
11 :00
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ldlill '>ft Ooroth1 Milone Errol
n~nn ltr'm /ombilhst It M1rt1n
M1lntr llo Danion Ntv1 P11ttrson
2:00 . ...,
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3:00 D "°""' ·b~ ~ "a.11r'-' 111 !tit llue ..... m ltowtt: ,. "f0t•11• Corr"'°" dint" ld!i/ 40 l0tl McCru
CondutU Schub"! lht Ch1t1&0 •
SymphOny 01cheslra ptrlorms l•o
symphonies by I ran1 Shubt•l tSom
ulusl on KUSC 91 ~rMJ
fD Mr Oultt Clurytrn
9:00
CJ 23 3t Dttf'1111t Strlln (C·C)
(Rl Brr Busintu Alnold ilnd W1ll1s
coo~re busrness c1umblts •hen thty
cet too &lftdt
& 3 10 .2f Chlr~t's Anaeb
\Ill An&els on C'mpus lht An&els
eo bac~ to collt&t ano put them
stlvH up as ltn1phni b11t 101 whtl,
slavers who have already •bductco '"° l>uultlul COf~S m Men G11ttrn Show
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-9:30-
D 23 '9 r1ru ol 1.Jlt <Rl Emily
01ck1nson Blau ltrls 1u1l1y alte1 she
gth the hochest &'4dt in the cla~~ tor
h,, potm •tilCh was iltlualt, pla
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10:00
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Tha t s Enrerfarnmenr Per1 2. the motion picture e.lllrava·
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CBS h1ghhgh11n9 such comic tumr11a11es as Laurel & Hardy
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Bo11 '1 John Aln 1ndt• 1n 1 rou•d
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AFT•RNOON I
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11:00
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-11:30-
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8 Twill(ht ZtN
ID Miaioll lmpouiMI
-12:30-
• Mtwlt: !Ill "Tr..,i" (adv) ·so
John P1yne. Maureen O'Hara
Cl) Morie: "Tiie Bia '-mMt" (actv)
'61 -Sttphtn Boyd Juliette Cmo
1:00 u <DI !)JI Tiit ,_, .. S'-• rn mil ca a.rttta DManrkk
ID Mowit: fl!) ''Toward tl1t U•·
•-"(adv) '56-W1ll1am Holden
..-/ 2:00
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liPttn"
-2:30-
• Morie: "Bullwtlip" <•es) ·ss-
Guy Madison Rhonda fltm1n1
8 MeNs: "flit Wie6ent Patriot,"
"tllissill1 Gltest" e lloftt: i11J "llltaal llmy" (dra)
49-Howard Duff. Marta Toren
3:00 ...... it: "ltfloM I hie tt.fw"
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lHJ Tiie Madltil/lthm Report
-7:30-
0 Worid of Sltmnl Ao 111lhc
Cont rot.. John r 01$Vlhe ~1\11\ the
world's bus1ul air flal11c tonffOI
center located 10 South Dakota
r ~) Hap,, Days A(1111 u h111ily ft11d D ltollyWOIMI ~llUh
{1 PM MaaaziM
U Cit fact tllt M11sic ID All 111 tllc family
112) l2ll M•A•S•H
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® Will $1reet W"k
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8:00 ,
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Reporter Jac k Mc Ge t's obsession
1111th hnd1n1 the Hulk teh a sewere
Sftb,ck when his new publt~e• tor
bids htm to 10 on with the search U (J)) Here's 10011111 (R) "Tell
'£m Boomer Sent You" lowable
Boomer sou1ht tor a doa lood utn
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OWMI ol ii ICIWrttllftl t~llCJ llld
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M All "'"' Cttnun tclfttllll II 111W9ivtd In flt 1nt11ute plol to tllft
Olll • bl11d of Nazi tllt• wllO .otun
tetrtd lol 1 cltt11 lttt1t Pt1Ptlu1t1011
duoq thl w.tr
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Adrttnnt Blrbttu Tht df•~ ol t
IJ'nt l 1011 lllltdl CUM llllo the
h"llldH tn route from New Y0ttr.
to florlda 111d the rtKut al 13
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tJ boy lrq(!I CllK•IO burlds • reputation 11 I cambltt .... ~ • llewie: ltle' ~1" (dra)
'1 • (2!11l)-61<hlrd Burton Soph11
Loren T "° strancerl meet bt ''"nu at an lnchsll trim st1t10n Botti
unh1ppy m lhetr m•m11ts. find love
Ind under1tllnd1n1 to-cthtt. for •
b11el hmt
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fa 1J T tllitllt
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ment" Norman wants more th•n 1
bus.nm relahonshrp wit~ 8arb111
but slit won I rrk1ndlf the11 •omanct
unhl he pltd&t$ hdehty
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9 :00 u t '-' ! 11 Tiit Wes ti Ham" (R) Bo and luke ctt c0trttd into
11poueu1n1 a ur lor Boss Hou and
find lhey have fallen into a 1110 In
tri1n& to improve theu car. tht Gen
flll let the Duke COUSIOS buy '
ne111er .wrecked model for parts I hey
hnd that lhtre ire stnn~ attached
to the pu1ch1~ as there uwally ~·t
,.hen dnhn1 •1th a company owned
by Boss Hou U ill (U, Tiit -.Ollt4 flla (R)
Just a Coupla Guys h•o ,ounc
toughs ttl a surp115.e when thty try
to 1mp1~s a 1et11 ed undtrworld fie
ure who has b«ome a born 1211n
thmhan and 1na<lvt1ttnlly stomp
on the toes of hos wccusor
CD lltlY Gritf111 s....
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IMNIJ fa Wall Strnt Wttk
l~ MuttrfMt<.t TlltUtr
-9:30-
24 le11 W1tt111ller e's 19111
fa Sammt11to Wld tn ltmttr
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10:00
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avoodanc.t of her own baby t>«omti
a source ol conflict between ht• 1nd
JR and between Bobby and Pam
•hD has beaun to thin• of the child
as her own Munw~1te ste•nc the
oa1n Miu llltt •s eo1n1 throu1h as
workmen p<epare to pumo 011 out of
Southlork. Jod decides to Sffl the
Asian 011 luws tven thou1h 1t means
toimc m1lhons
U @ A Man Called SllaM (R)
·The Seduction Squad Sloane ~ts
out to thwart a tycoon s plot to use
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hit fona fot • ll~ci.tr of Oil ttcll
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achttvtmtnh of tndtpcndtnl South
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l11st ol tifM ep1)0du, lht lllOWlt
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an Indiana ch11n l1ct01y tocuMnf Ofl
!ht confhds t~t dtttlop bttwun
tht dtm1nits ot the local union ind
lht nahon1I union rtprtunt11tvt
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TV WEEK JV ... E IS 1980
DR. YARWOOD SPEAKS TO YOU ABOUT HEALTH !
HEADACHES
Here's how
Chiropractic
Treat•
Headaches
Headaches can of coursP
result lrom many
cond1t1ons But researcn
has revealed that a
common cause -o ften
unrec(')(!n11ed can be
tracf'd lo thP cervical
vertebrae 1sp1n111 bOnes ol
the neck)
Seek1nq relief by merely
druQQtno the pain o ften
allows the cause of the
symptons to QO untreated
If you have headaches •t
would be wise to seek
Qu111tf1ed professional
t:ounsel as early as
pon1ble from a doctor of
chiropractic Under
ch1roprac11c care a patten!
1s either treated or referred
alter a comprehensive
d1fferen11a1 d1aqnos1s
Chiropractic
diagnoses and
realS -numerous
types of health
problems.
Chfropr.cllc It a method of heating
' which acknowledgft that th• ,,.,.
vou1 system directly or tndireclly i~
lluen,c:.a Of'gan1c aystemt 1nd
phytlologlcal lunchon1 Doctor• of
chiropractic are tr1lned In the dlag·
notlt of body conditions to 1ccu-
rately determine tne stale of your
health Tney are trained to observP
symptoms and to 1nvest1qa1e oeyone1
ttlem 1n order lo locate the undf'rly
1nq cause of a d1seasP of d•sorder
They rec09n11e that 1n many cases a
health problem may manifest 11..elf
with a pain or other symptom that
is remote 1n location or otherwise
.-.f'emmqly unrelated to the prtmarv
cause
As a consc1on1tous member ot the
neallh team the doctor of chiro-
practic s firc,t obto9a11on 1s to tnf'
health of the paltent Should d1aq
nos1s or proqnos1s 1nd1c11te a prob·
lem that would be best cared for oy
another branch ot healtng arts such
a course of action would be rec·
ommended 10 the patient and re
terr al made
The doctor of
Chiropractic values
the human element.
A doclor·pahent relationship 1s a
human one Not only should you
have conl1dence 1n your doctor Out
you should also feel that ht' is inter
ested on you concerned with all
your pr<>blems and desirous to
SNve you consc1ent1ous1y You
snould ff"el 1ree 10 talk 10 him 10
bl' ablf' lo e•press your an•1@'t1t'5
about health matters whether real
or ant1c1pated without resfl!rvaltons
and to have your concern~ received
w11h c,er1ous interest and e1thaust1ve
1nves11qa11on
Oliraprec:t1c s conscientious
approecti to the prevention and
treatment of disease and dtllbthty
utilizes an approach 'Nhtc:tl doeS not
shuttle patients from dc1dor to dOCtor.
a procedure that does not confine
the 1nd1v1duat 10 high cost nosp1tal
care an approach to treatment that
'ltrtvf's to keep the patient ambula·
tory and on the 1ob and which
avoids prescripuon drugs and ma1or
surgery
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