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Home My WebLink About1980-06-29 - Orange Coast PilotVOL. 73, NO. 111, 1 SECTIONS, 9' PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI• SUNDAY, JUNE 29, 1980 F IFTY CENTS Illness Worsens Shah Near Death? CAJRO, E1ypt CAP) The eancer-s lncken ex-Shah or Iran WU hospitalized in ·'very Mrious" ~djlJon Saturday, un· 4•r t reatment by a team of J'rench and Egyptian doctors, President Anwar Sadat re· ported. Mohammad Reia Pahlavi, the deposed lraruan monarch who ha& been living in exile in Egypt for the past four months, was re· . admitted Friday afternoon to the Maadi military hospital where his cancerous spleen was removed in March. Rumors that the shah had died were denied in Cairo and by the New York omce or the u monarch's s pokesman. Robert Armao Chris Godek. at Armao's of· hce, s1ud Pahlavi had been hospitalized for a type of typhoid. but "the rumor that the s hah died is completely false." She said Armao. who is in Cairo, "was just on the telephone with the shah and said he is doine fine" Egyptian Information Minister Mansour Hassan was ask~d about the rumor and said: "It's not true. We are folJowing IT WAS TIME FOA TH£ BEACH COVERUP WHEN SPRINKLES ARRIVED Yvonne Butter, 20, Find• New u .. tor Blanket •t Huntington,,._, · Sorne Rain, So1ne Sun On Beaches . Scattered show<'rs and a i.lug- gjsb sun sent some Orange Coast beachgoers home early Satur- day after local hfeRuards report· ed moderate crowds and IO· consistent s urf conditions More or the same ts expected today Unusual 40-mile-pe r hour wind s and s liRht s howers brought three to four-foot swells in Huntington Beach where lifeguards reported a few minor first aid rescues of swimmers crashing into the pier Ea rly morntnR s howers sent aom e sun worshippers scurrying for their towels all along the coast. LagWla Beach lifeguards re· ported t wo to five -foot swe lls and inconsistent surf conditions. while Newport Beach officials reported three to rour·foot waves ' and high winds along the beach. Sunday beachgoers can look for one to three-fool waves and H.aht winds, with ocean tern· P*riatures expected between 63 and 65 degrees Highs wiU be 10 the low 70s along the coast and 1q the 90s inland. More or tlle sam e is expected Monday. Saturday's mix In the weather was b l a med on Hurricane • CeclJia in Mexico that brought Gloisture, clouds. and a muggy tropical climate. The National Weather Bureau <See BEACHt:S. Pa1e AZ> •O&E TRAN A FACE I Yota've eeen him In many com-m~rcl a ls, that's· why Tom Selleck HY• his face la better bown than hl.I name. He hopes ILi• new tan series "Macnum P.I. •· will change all that. P aee 88. IA VING UVES -MUJ.na a , l'_rollt mar be the key to Sdwardt · abor atorlu ex· l1tenee, but u vtn1 lives of crlUcally tll cardiac paUentl ls * real Nuon for betn1. The .. .,.., ot the Wee.k. Pa1e Cl. ftWUTING TRIEV£8 -~ Jt takae to keep your belonl· liP out ot tbe h&rida of buri,lan Ii a 1 .. llmple precautJona. Pat !••n •rovldH detalJ 1 In 81 r zrw Qoleup. Pa1e CL Buckley Flays Rule On Legal Abortions By RICHARD GREEN Ol 1 ... 0•11' r1io. St.fl James L Buckley, Republican candidate for nomination lo Con· nf!cticul ·s U .S Senette seat. called for c1t1 zen part1c1pation in the poht1cal process to overturn ··the notorious dec1~1on" legaltz· mg abortion Speaking before 750 antt· abortionists at the .. National Right to Life " <'onvention in Anaheim Saturday night, he said. "The unborn child stirring within 1Ls mother's womb has been trans f o rm ed into 'PRO-LIFE' LEGISLATION PREDICTED-AS something cold and impersonal called a fetus. "The abortion process itself is now described as terminating a pregnancy, lest we be forced to face the fact that it requires the termination of life," he said. The fo rmer senator from New York said that t he January. 1971. Supreme Court decision legalizing abortion is just one of the many things that has worked against lhe American family. "I have long been worried over the many but infinitely s ub· tie ways government. p ro· fessional educators. fe m inine exlremlsts. the white-frocked <See BUCKLEY, Paae AZ> PRIUTL Y DREAM -One m a n g ave up a life or fast women a n4 druss. a nothe r began poe he'd always d reamed of having. The priesthood holds 1peclal ruclnaUon for many who decide to change direction late In life. Pate All •••• 04J'-V f'l\.Of sen10ttt C.Wc.ikf ~ ...... , .... ,, TV•• f.. \I FAMILIES 'ERODED' Jamee L. Buckley Raceway Tiffs Reported And Denied Sheriffs deputies claim they were called to the Orange Coon· ty International Raceway twice Saturday night following reports or chalna. knives and guns beinl used out at the Irvine track. A spokeswom a n fo r t he raceway. Nancy Newcombs, sald that there was no fighting a t the track. "Everything went really smoothl)' and we closed at 11 :30 p.m. with no problems," •he said. Deputies said they were called to tht nceway at 9 p.m. rottow· ln1 reports or 1un1tre and a1aba a t lO:U p .m . afte r someone called saytn1 that chaim and knlv11 were beln1 us.ct. "They took one uaault wtth a deadly weapon report." 1aid Ll. Vtto Ferlauto. "Everyone apJJt by the Ume the unit Cot UMre. "The crowd tuunpered our en· try. u wu the uaual meas.'' be Hid. this very closely . . . he 1s an the hospital. he 1s seriously 111 " Sadat disclosed June 17 that the 60-year-old Pahlavi had suf · fered a relapse. attributed to complications res ulting from chemotherapy for treatment or cancer. which doctors !>a1d had s pread to. his liver Sadat said Saturday that the depo~ed Iran 1an monarch also contr acted pneumorua at about that time Book-toss By Briggs Draws Ire SACRAMENTO <AP l -Thl' Legislature railed lo break a !>tale budget deadlock Saturday und adJourned for the weekend after an angry. book lMsmg de· bate in lhl' Senetle over a pro cedural movt· On an 18-Iii party-line votf'. th1· uppe r hOU5<' dc·lay<>d <ict1on un the $24 I btllton SJ>t?nding plan until M o nd ay to g1vP Democrat1e and Re publican negotiator~ time to rc•solve a partisan dispute over W<'lfan• But Republican leader'> ~<'J<'<'l ed a Democratic offt:r to hold u negotiating session before Mon day and attempted to for<'e a budget vote late Saturday after noon. That fa iled on a 15 20 vole Democrats said there was no point in voling on the budi.tet because most Republicans were unwilling to compromise on the welrare issue and would vote against it. It takes a two-thirds vote of both houses to pass a budget. and althouRh Republicans are o. minority in both the Assembly and Senate. thl'y have enough votes to block a budget bt 11. Stalling the budget ts a de mand by Senate Republicans ror ehmmalloo of a law reqwnng annual cost-0f·ltvmg increase:. for 2 1 m1lhon W<'lfart• rec1p· tents, including 700,000 aged, blind and disabled persons Welfare rights adv<X'ates fear that loss of the l;.iw will mean d lower standard or h v tnjit for the rec1pient.'I The dispute ha!> inc reased chan«'S that the state will begm a new fi scal year Tuesday without a budget and tht• power to pay its btlls and !>Ulan <''> Some state employees say they won't work unless paid To avoid that possibility . Senate lt'ad~rs have prepared a temporary. JO·day budget that CSf'~ BUDGET, Pagt< Al> Costa Mesan Dies Under His Tractor A Cost11 Mesa man was killed Friday when he fell from hts tractor and became tangled in the rotating blades. according to a S an Bernardino s herirr·f) s pokesman l gnac10 8 Romo. 58. 1954 Meyer Place. was operating a tractor In a com field off Ed.Ison Road in Chino when he fell from the vehicle and was dragged 250 yards to bis death. Romo's body was discovered by his boss, Leonard Brown of Fricker Fertillz.mg Co. of ~Un. who drove by the field a nd noticed the tractor running with no one on it. Romo was found dead beneath lhe stuck blade11. Russ Launches Cargo Ship MOSCOW CAP) -The Soviet Un ion launched an unmanned car10 apaeeahip today to reeup- ply the orbUtn1 Salyut 6 spue 1taUon. the Sovlet newa aaency Ta11 reported. The aae nc y sa id the 1pace1hlp, the Progras· 10. WU launched at 7:41 a .m . Moacow Um t and that lt was runcUOnln1 normallJ- The tu t unmanned car10 ahlp 1ent to Salyut. the Proeresa·9, plun1ed beet ln~ the earth's at- moaphere and burned up on commaftd from the 1round on May 12. Orange Coast's -- Cubans Speak By JODI CADENHEAD OfU.o..tT"'-- Cuban refugees of the HMO exodus who come to Orange Co'1nty and the Orange Coast are going to find man~ of their countrymen have already sdt..led here. rebuilt their -,hatter<.'d hvt.'5 and jomed the American mainstream. They ha\ e been M:ttltng here i.mce the days of f'tdel Castro's revohruon So sU«eSsfuJ have they been in blending with lJfe in Orange County that few people believe they even know any Cuban.5 Yet. according lo the 1970 U.S. Cen~u.'>. there are 2.276 Cubans now ltv· 1nl( tn Orange County. WIOLE THE R F. IS NO clea rly de- f1nt'd Cuban community here. about 300 ra m1lw-, belong to the Cuban /\ssoc1a- t1on 10 Orange County Tht.·y meet re- J?Ularly for folk danc1n~. part1c!> and to ">Upport Cuban cause">, like the recent cAor .. """o arri\lal of new refu~e-c .... l 'nhkt.• other-v. h<1 cJme to America ~eek mg new OP· portuntllt"'. the Cuban:-h.we been reJu<'tant refugee:> who ... ay tht-y v.uuld rather ha\e ::otayt"d in their own country 1f lht·y c:ould THE DREAM OF A Ct.:BA without Castro continue'> to hH 1n lht.' heurt"> of manv Cubans ltvtng here, despite the fact that the <Ammun1:-.t lead<'r ha:> ruled the small island and 1nfluenet.'<1 the re-,t of the world for almost two de- <'ades. Beltevmg that Cai.tro·i. days were numbered and that a bloodv revolution would follow. Jorge Alvarez's wealthy parents· put ham on a plane to Miami on Oct . 16, 1960. The Costa Mesa contractor wai. 15 ··1 used to be ~ kind of a kid who could snap his fingers and it wouJd be served on a silver platter." Alvarez su1d, recallJ.ng the days of pre-Castro splendor. T KE SON OF ONE of the largest importers in South America. Alvarez had to qwckly adjust lo being alone in a i.lrange country with no reaJ family. friends or finances . He went first to New York where an older brother was hving and moved tn to the YMCA. taJung a job as a store clerk wlule ht• attended mghl school. Eventually he migrated to CaJifornia. following graduatJon Crom the Unaverstty of Miam i. Before joining Janes Company, where he 1s now executive vice-president . <See COAST CUBANS. Pa e A2> State Pumps Funds IntO CdM Freeway New life hu been breathed into the project to extend the Corona del Mar Freeway lbroueb to Jam- boree Road alter the Callfomla Transportation Commlulon ap- proved $10.5 mUllon for the route. The new plan ls part of a $18.5 billion statewide pro1ram to up- arade hJihwaya, S86 mlllton of which ls earmarked for Orimae County roads. The commlHlon added S5 mllllon to the Corona del Mar project Friday after approvin( ts.5 mllllon for the llnk lu t year. ConatructJon tJ not expected to be11n unUI late 1912 or ltu. In a separate luue, Orange County legialatora are stlll fi1ht· ln.c to remove the county from· Cal Tans Dhtrtct 1 that Includes Los Anaelea and Ventura coun- ties. A bill that would aeparate OralJ#e County into Ill o.n di.a· trict la ln the Aalembly. Sen. John Brtgp, R·fl'ullertoo. tntroduc!ed UMt-blll tut year tn hopes that the oounty would be able to receive more hlahway funcUn1. Brlca• and othe r Oran1e County otrlclal1 have arped that the county contribute• between I and 10 pe1'ffnt to the 1tate blpway tunda and ctta baek only a pettent. - ~--}ST BREAKING-~---.. ""* unu from '*r'• ._.. _,.......,.,.. •uks wMa. Heat Wave Clairna 21 Lives in TextU OALt.A9 <AP>-Clt)' -eledlt~ ,_.., compeny otnct•IJ p'etdt!d "ith "'Id ll Saturday to keep home e lr coodlton~ nmn'-"' or .... public abe!W from a na.u bul wne beat lna 100-<klJ'M tempenture1 lh•t •lreltd.y ataa be-ton •mpllcatod In at lust 21 CS.alb.I By JACIUE RYMAN ~ ................. A decapitated human head found tn a No rth Hollywood 111ley b~loop to a prostitute whose murder h-.s been connected lo the isl"Ylngs of thrt-e other young women this month. an autopsy ha::. <'onflrmed The mercurv 1tnued to 117 ltl WJchtt• FaJu Sa1UN1.-y •f· ternooa,, breaklnathe•ll·UmereconlbJl)lof JJhet Pl'tday The re- cord h!Mhtor Juner7ln Wlchlte>'alla wu lOl.aet In 1928 Pl..U.f. c .... .rcer ,..,. ,, .......... "We have examined t.be body und tht• n~ck," said James Kono. assistant chief of in- \l'l>tlgatlon for the coroner 's of. fl Cl' .. The wounds all match up .. U>S ANGELES <AP) -Planlat and conductor JO$@ lturbl, ~ho appeared ln Hollywood m1.11kal rllm. lo th«' 19t0e and liUt'r ('()Odueu.'<I symphon) orchet.tru uound the ~orld . dMt Sutur d•y at (~Mrs Sinai MtdlcaJ Ctlot~r Ht-wu 84 A matJVt' ot Valencl.11, $Pain, Jturbt died Of • ht•urt condl Uon," ho(!pttal spobawoman Tea Grtttin aa1d H(' "•~ 1u.lm1ltl'd to the hoi.1pltal 1N t 1'aesdo. Two of the other victims were half siste rs from Huntington Beach. Cina Marano. ts. and Cynthia Chandler. 16. Police said the Hunungtoo Beach girls v. ere not involved in prostitution but were known to frequent the Sun et Strip. like the other vie· ums 12 lletlW. .~ ...... f 're.tlftlttwr c...... ROME CUP> Navy atups. pollce boall and hellcopte~ un Saturday rerovered the bodi~ of 42 ol the 81 p~n.ons abottrd an Ita lian Jetliner that uashed lnto the dar~ t>lm• 14 lltera orr ltal) 's Amalll coast. Officials uld an Hplosloo aaboard the DC' 9 of Ital~'!! stale owned domnuc alrllne. ltavta. ~as t.h~ most Uk~ly caw.c of the disaster Friday ruaht. In tht' new decapitation ca.se, Kono said Exxle Wilson, 20. of Little Rock. Ark . died "of a 1:unshot wound to the head with dt•<'1t pital1on," adding that a photograph of the woman would be <'Ompured with the head lo double-check the Identity. '11t~ MILP "'11JU•• ,·~1l"fl D~la~d MlDOLETOWN, Pa. <A P) Radiation ahtrms sounded just four minutes after authorltl\'$ t>t-.:an n·l~asmg radioactive krypton. gas from t.he Three Mlle Island nuclear power plant Saturday, forcing a delay ln the lon,tt Mw111tl"d venting effort Tests showed no exc-ess radi1tllon was relused. but offl<'lals ordered tests Saturday night lo work out problems with radia· tion detectors. Ms Wilson's body was found Monday next to a Studio City n•staurant trash bm. Her head wus found eight blocks away at 12 30 a m. Friday by a person drivm~ through the alley. '1Wf TrooJM ~ .. ~ :l .-t9N"ri ... a1U BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) -Two International Red Cross officials and two American photographers, seized by Vtet- na mese troops at the Thai-Cambodian border last Thursday, walked acro6S a border-marking bridge from Cambodia into Thailand today, the Thai supreme command said. f'rot11 Page .4 I BEACHES. • • predicted over<'ast skies and a 20 perc-t>nt chance of rain today. General Tel Not So Well? Palm Springs -which Fnday logged an a high of 111 degrees reported a temperature read· mg of 106 de~rees at noon. while Sa n D1e~o ~as considerably cooler at 89 degrees L OS ANGELES <APJ - General Teleptione <GTE' has b~en accused of g 1v1ng customers the "wors t telephone service of the decade" because of insufficient equipment. m creased customer demands, and inexper ienced l'mployl•c·s. thf' Public Utilities Commis~1on ha~ BUDGET ••. could be voted on at the last minute if the welfa re dispute re- m ains unresolved The book-tossing incident came when Senate DemocralJc Caucus Chairman Omer Rains of Ventura tried to waive a rule so that any solution rea<'hed by negotiators could quickly be amended into a bill. Sen. John Briggs, R-Fullerton. angrily challenged the move, contending it contradicted a n earlier Democratic position. and threw two rule books across the floor al Rains. Both books mis- sed their target Sen. Ralph Dills, D·Gardena. said the books cou ld have broken someone's glasses, and Sen. Alfred Alqulst. D-San Jose. complained that the behavior of senators had be en "d1 i.· graceful." Briggs said his critics were making a "mountain out of a molehill." Newport Diver Sl,ill 'Serious' A 16-year-old Newport Beach youth remains in senous condt· lion today after suffering a broken neck Friday when he at· tempted to dive into the ocean from some rocks along the Newport Peninsula. Tony Schmiessing was taken to Hoag Memorial Hospital at 8:30 a.m. where he underwent emergency surgery. Lifeguards said the youth was visiting the beach with some friends who were also playing on the rocks near 36t.h Street. SUNDAY DAILY PILOT 'lho O<-CMU Oeilf .._'-'. •lllt -It '' , ___ ..._I.--..... °'-~ ,....,......,. '-' -.. ~ ..... -. --1---.. th<-l•fl ... , .... c.-.-. ..._ .............. -8••l" f'.•v"1•U' V•H•w. "••rt• l •9-.1n• llff<• ScMlt C.0..1 " •lf>GH r-1 ..,~-,. _;....., s.tw..,. -~ ,...,. --.....,., ...... _,. .. PIW..l .. , k-.e\, PO ""' ••C.W-~ ....... ....... _ p., ., •• "\t ·~ P\Alf,._,,.. ·~~· ,_, VH'•Ptt"\l'dlirt••fllCICi4'W" .. ~ '-"lt-tO•IOI ,_, .... ..,..... ... _....,a:_ .=-r.=r Offlc•• CINI• -JJOWHI ..... _ ~.._,. 11111 .... CMWIH.,_, H~~: 17t1J-..C-ll ........... TelaphoM (114)~ Qe .. ...-~.ICMl?t ,._..,.c.......,.. ...... ,,__°'_"""""~"' M0-11JO <'harged The Pl'C. sehedull'd to hold a meetin~ July 8 to d1 s('u::.s a GTE request for a S120 million annual rate increase. suggested thal GT E 's profiLc; be lied to its ab1l1ty to improve The Pl'C 1s recnm mendm)'.! that a S45 m1l110n :.innual rate increase be 1mplcmc·ntl·d llowever. Los Angeles County ltrt>guards said beach atten. danct> was s tall pretty good, around 200.000 -although fairly s te ady rain drove off some hcaC'h enth usi asts 1n the southern part of the county. ,. Fro'" Page :\ I COAST CUBANS • • • he took a JOb as a drafts man and drifted in with a crowd of fraternity brothers from uCLA. ·•1 DIDN'T HAVE ANY per..onal friends who were Cuban," Alvarez said "I never really got involved with the Cuban community though sometimes I wish I had " When he married nine years ago. 1t was to an American woman. he !><11d, explaining that 1t was not 1m· portant for hJm to marr~ a Cuban The head of the city's housing committee. he lives tn Costa Mesa with his wife, Kay, and their two chHdren, Gregory, 8. and Tara. 4 "I WOULD LOVE TO BE able to go back and visit and take my children and point out where I ltved and where I went to school," Alvarez i.a1d "But I'm ver y com· fortable here. I wouldn 'l wanttog1ve up what l have." SitlJng m his spacious Huntington Beach home whale his 9-year·old daughter . Julie. changes into a conga dancer costume. Raul Salabarna is the perfect example of a man en1oymg lhc bes t of two worlds. He was ins1stant about keeping up the custom of chaperonin~ his t"J.O older daughters on their dates, despite some protest from both ~iris before they married. "When they find the right boy. we case up,·' he s aid SALABARRIA ARRIVED 1n Mu~ma on Sept. 23, 1961 . He was 30. With great pnde. he explains that he was the first Cuban to be hired here by General Telephone Company. Except for a brief absence. when he tned startmg his own business. he has worked for the phone company ever s ince. moving from repairman to engmttr. His home 1s lined with beaullful gold-framed wedding and pageant ph_otographs. including one or his daugher ldania, dunng her reign as queen of the Cuban Association m 1978. ONE OF THE OLDEST CUBAN traditions is the quince anos, where girls who reach 15 a~ presented into society. Big plans are already being made for Julie's gala celebration. "She speaks English like any Amencan," observes her father. "But she speaks Spanish like any Cuban." Salabarria is pleased that when be visited bls sister tn Havana to two years ago that his young daughter was able to communicate with relatives whom she had never met. He adm its that some Cubans are unable to make the adjustment to American life. They continue cUn1lng desperately to the s Um hope that they will return to their homeland. "lN mE BEGINNING, some people didn't even want to take things out or the box," he explained. "TMY left lt tn lbe box so that they could bring it back to Cuba. Thia would go on tor two years." Even with the fond memories, t.be tropical photo- graphs ol a Cuba long past and the talk of how Sood ll WU, Salabarria says he would not return. "We'd be pulling our children out of this country to go to a strange country," he aald. "To ao back to what?" . What will happen to the American Cuban community when Castro either dies or falls from power remains gueeswork. Observed one local Cuban community leader: ''We're only golnf to last two or three aeneraUona al the most . When the third aeneratlon comes aJooa, we'll all be Americana." At .• Fullerton •ttorney aod vice·presldent of the Cuban Association, Francllo Ftrmat la a man wbo mows euUy back and forth between both cuJtu..,.., "'nlere are c:ertalll things you cui't for1et," ·~ tbl man wbo came here u a YOW\I boy. "I can't for1et tut I am a product ol the Cuban culture ... RI.a father wu a Judi• ln Cuba prior to Cubo'a takeover in 1961. Unwt1Un1 to support the new reatme. M moved hll family to the United 8'.awa, llvtnc ap 1dl 1allC career tn Jaw . .. My father came ben wltb .., • no blll, •• •aid FtrGJat. "We all came here wltb no Jo119, DO eontacW, DO friends. "We've an traveled ~ • 'fflf"/ Mnlt road. I WnlE that•1 what bpt UI tofetW." I YOUNG ENTERTAINER Helen OouglH In 1946 &,. ............ DtSUK£0 NIXON Mr8. OcMltl•• In 1978 Mrs. f)ouglas, Bitter Nixon Foe, Dies NEW YORK li\P> flt>len Gahagan Douglas, a former stage star who never forgave Richard M. Nixon for the bitter U.S. Senate campaign he waged against her 30 years ago, djed Saturday of cancer She wes 79. Mrs. Douglas du~d at about 3 · 35 a.m . at Memorial Stoan- Ketlerlng Cancer Center after a seven-year battle with cancer. a disease s he had urged the federal government to right dur· ing her lhr~ terms 1n Congress Her husband, actor Melvyn Douglas. and daughter. Mary Helen Douglas. 1o1i-cre near her bedside at her death. said Mrs Irvine Woman Eludes Attack A 30-year old In &n£' "'om an suffered onlv minor <,rniteh<·'> Saturdav afte r i>hf' fou~ht off a m an who tried lo attack hN as !'he JO~gcd ...icro!>S tht.' \'ale Street foolbrid~c. pol1(•t• !.aid Poltcc ·arrested Juan Manuel Maldonado, 20, of Santa Ana ln connct'l1on with the atta<'k The woman was running over the bridge near Culver Dnve when a man blocked h<'r path. police said She \.\as ahh· tn right 11ff hN ~1tt<1ekcr and rnn home to <·all polt('t.' The: S<1nt<1 Ana man "'as arrei.led J fl'" minute~ later. pohce '><itd Douglas' secr e tary, Nan Stevens. Her son. Pet.er, had vis· 1ted Friday. The 1950 Senate campaign in Ca Ii forni a be tween Mrs . Douglas and Nixon -on the eve of bot.b the Cold War and the McCarthy era -was one of the most bitter ever waged for American elective office. Mrs. Douglas' s upporters c harged Nixon put t he con- gresswoman on the defensive by implying she was son on e<>m· mumsm. "He <Nixon) left DO stone un· turned lo leave the impression that she was a communist." Eleanor Roosevelt once said . He knew quite well she ~as no communist." Mrs Douglas campaigned !taymg she had consistently op posed communism but ObJecl.Cd to the methods of the Hou!>e Committee on Un·Ame rican A('· t1v1t1es and lo a bill backed by Nixon as "contrary lo the pnn- l'tples of Amencan c1v1I nghts " Nixon won by 6.50,000 vote!>, poll mg 60 percent or the vote Mrs Douglas 's hosttl1ty toward Nixon never subsided In 1972, s be campaigned for Democrati(' presidential can d1date George McGovern. say. mg Nixon "is still tryang to con· \'I nce the electorate that anybody wbo op~ hun 1S Wl· .\mt'ncan " ,.,.._PopAI ~ ~: BUCKI .. EY •• ;,. ~;~-~·dr¥~f-10i;p;ai;•;;AL olJte and •• ...-... •tmur. have been cblpplng away at the fol.O\d· atJons of pa~ authority tgd degenerating the traditional role of mother ln our society.·' bo aatd. ·~ dnw the k>udu ' ap- plause of the evening during lht! 50· minute speech when be praised the Pro-Lile movement for "CampolgnJng to promote parent.al rights." Aside from the abortion issue. he said ·•an infinite number of alternatives to the traditional family structure are being pro· moted these days." For example. he claimed that existing tax laws penalize mar- riage by levy1ni! h1~her taxes on the income or married couptes than that or those "living lO sin " The four da) convention at the Anaheim Convention Center coo· eludes today An eslJmated l ,500 pt.'<>ple re g1sterl'd for the l'1ghth aMual nataonal H1~ht to Life C'onven- t1on 1980 Next year's c·onvP nt1on 1s to be held 1n Omaha. Neb Buddy Ebse11 Honored Actor Buddy Ebs e n . a Newport Beach resident. has been presented the K1wanii Decency Award by Kiwa nis In· ternalJonal for <:ontnbut1ons to the community. The award. presented lh1s week at the 65lh mlernatton<£J convenllon of the K1wan1i. or· gan1zation 1n Anaheim. also honors Ebsen ror setl&ni a positive example. Aging Eagles Are Gathering E!>l,incrn l11gh School c; Cl.1sc; of 1975 1-. hnldang 1t., five }t-ar 11· union lodav at 3 pm. at tht• South O>Jst Plala lfotl'I, Costa Mec;a T1 t k<'L'i mav h4• pur('hased a t th<' door at $25 for u111nP1 . or $1<) for dun<'m~ only aftl·r 7 p m . Potts Wins Stay JACKSON. Ga <AP) ron. vlcted murd<'rPr .fork Pott" w•m il St<iy or exec·ut100 !-.alurtfav from a f(>rteral appl•Jh rn11tt panel. JUSt thret> f!J\" bt-for1• hf' "a' "<'hedult>d 0 l11 d1" 1n L1.·1ir~1J ~ cl~ctrlc l·ha1r s12 00 e Each DENTURES • Pentothal • Insurance • Master Charge and VISA • Discount to Senior Citizens JOHN A. KRAJIAN D.D.S. 2706 HARBOR BL VD. coST.tt MESA j CALL FOR APPOINTMENT 556-8013 OFFICES LOCATED BARBOR & ADAMS (NEXT TO PIER 1) r HB Pair Recount Tenvrism By AllTBU'a L YIMl&L ............. A plodcllq march on raw, Millered fMt under ~ arkMI& ot tbe Ah1cu D!Sht. ln tftniD. reaaed by packs Ol wild do11. byenaa, teopard1 and .. u.. bu ~ recounted b)' Huntln1ton Bucb'a Adorae IMler. Sbe Md her husband, Richard, bolh Southland teachers °" 1 1Uver weddln1 anniversar y vlalt, are restin g and l"ffUperat.tnc ln Nairobi. Kenya, today bdont continuing their last rour weeks of travel The L es ter1,, o r 702 1 Caadlellght Circle 1n no rth Huntington Beach, were kldnaped , forced t o take a 10-mile lukt' from Kenya into n e1ghborin R communis t Tanzania and robbed last Tues- day The couple and their travehng companion!), British-born Mr. and Mrs . Alan Dunning, of My us hat, Saudi Arabia. lost $5, 700 ID valuables to the four rifle and machete·armed bush rangers. Unharmed otherwise, they were released about five miles ins ide the nation unfriendly to westerners as darkness fell on the tree-dotted veldt. unaware where they were. Kenya's Vice Cons ul in Los Angeles, Gabriel Machana, a personal frit>nd of the Lcsters. who have hosted American Field Service exchange students from Kenya, spoke with Mrs. Lester by phone last Friday He relayed her story to her mother, Mrs. Viola H ansen, who is staying with the couple's four daughters. The Liberty Christian School teacher said their vehicle was commandeered at firs t after their driver, Maluk1 , was halted at rinepoint by one bandit who arose from the grass. "They didn't take their car." said Mrs. Hansen after speakm,g with Macharia. who has been trying to arrange reimbursement for the Lesters and the Dunnings before they continued their journey. Ea rlier reports vi~ Associated Press reports issued through the victims' travel agents in Kenya were unc lear whether the quartet believed to be Tanzanian border guards made ofr with It "She s lipped her watch wallet. nn~ a nd their two passports u nde rn eath the carpeting or the car and saved them that way," Mrs. Hansen related. adding the bandits never noticed what her daughter was doing. Their captor s force d the driver to what was apparently the Tanzanian border. where they halted. were ordered out and prodded to begin marching aw::iv 10 company of the four o.lly~llet- That Winning Smile Fiftecn·year-old Wendy McKenzie displays trophy as first Huntington Beac h junior woman to finish the big munal:tpal pit>r swim Saturday. Her time was 13 minutes. 51 S('<:Onds. -------------·------------ San Cle01ente Mulls Fate of Guard Boat San Clemente council m ember.. have asked cit y officia ls to de- termine whether it is worth the money to keep the r ottin g lifeguard rescue boat anoat this summer. The 26 -foot fiberglass hull vessel. purchased by the city in 1971, suffers from old age, city Of· h caals contend. And Marine Safe· ty Director Lynn Hughes s ays the undependable rescue boat isn't the best thing to have in the shorebreak when rescuing swim· mers. ··We rould get the boat going for less than SS.000." he said, "But l wouldn't feel comfortable about 1t. lt needs a lot of maintenance. and. m my opinion. 1t is not func taonally uptostandards. · · The boat has been in storage since spring after the boat opera· tion was cut from the current budget. But council members are looking at renoating the vessel. sa yingilshouJd alleas tbe availa· ble for emergt>ncies Hughes said the boat was purchased nine years ago for S12,SOO. and he said the depart· ment sank $7.000 into the vessel in electrical work and other im- provements just two years ago. He said most rescue boats have a full·time boat operator . "'11<> takes care of the engines, the huJI a nd equipment. And while Hughes s aid he would not tum down a new rescue boat. he believes the money could be better spent elsewhere. Still on .Joh at Age 84 San Cle11tente Man Just Can't Stay Retired By STEVE MITCHELL Ol I,_ o.llY l"llOI S~H At 84 years of age, you would think John J Dwyer might have retired by now. He has. Three times But when officials from a con· structioo firm asked him if he'd mind keeping an eye on a few houses being built in south San Clemente. Dwyer agreed. ·'The construction boss asked m e if I'd work a couple of weeks until they got the damn windows in." Dwyer said. "Thal was four years ago," he says. a wide smile spreading across bis craggy face. The former car s alesman is still working as a security guard seven nights a week, patrolling another new development in Mariners Point. Each evening at about 5, Dwyer pulls his red and white automobile from his garage just. ffve minutes away from the Palacio del Mar de velopment where be works. He patrols tbe two dozen or so aso.ooo to $350,000 homes under c0nst.ruction unW 10 p.m., shin· t•I his 200,000 candle power qotlieht on the custom homes. And while the octogenarian Ays be bu had litUe trouble ln Ida four years aa a sec:urtty oant in San Clemente, there bave been Incidents. "We get an occasional th1ef, .-cl people are always looting fer firewood at the alt.es," be ...., .. But when he sees a couple ol PY• picld.n& up • 10.root loni i.,u. of lumber, "You 1et the idea It mtabt not flt in their ... laee." . · ;c= there are tbe amorous • , ••• .mo lib to rm u. tbe Hcludecl unf nltb•d Jilllpbortaood aQd "foe>i al'OUACI," Jlw1erptm. •· 1 Mad one l'O' who wu lled la a CU' with a rGUnl lf be wa bavlq IOCDe He ...... to me ud aid, • I ...... STILL SHINING HIS LIGHT AT 14 Securtty Guard John J. Dwyer Can't Stay RetkM 'Yeah, I'm having a bell of a Jot of trouble. " 'Shehasn'tsaldyesyet.'" Dwyer throws back his bead and laughs. "I just told him to drive up the road a bit so he'd be out of the area." He says he's having too much fun to retire now and figures he'll work "for another 1S years or so." His firlt attempt at retirement took place in 1954 when be s tepped down aa co-owner ot a car dealenhip ln Chlcap. That 1alted Just two yeVI. Then U.amWnc man, with a 1lft for pb, opened b1a own 111..t car apncy on a rented lot. "A couple yean lat.er the ex· pressway came throqh 8Dd I b.ad to &et out ... be tald. DW)W ~--and a few y .. n lllter to Cal.llornia and bul1t a boale in Sun Cff1. He aold UUlt bome and moved to Soutb La1unal then San Clem-. in m• WMre be took a , job sdllng can for a Cbrylser- PJymougb agency. That dealer )at.er sold out and Dwyer retired again. He'd hardly gotten used to the ldea of having time on his bands when be was approached by the nearby development rirm and asked to patrol the new area. "My wife told me I wuo't do- ing anything but watch.lq TV between 5 and 10 p.m. anyway, ao I toot the job." What I.I it about retirement that turm Dwyer off? "I can't l•ke It," be aays, •bakinl bl.a bead and lll~ • ct~~ "I'd be alttllll here t.e JOU bow IOOd I WU • yean a,o, or te1Iln8 you aboal my acbet and palm. "Thea I'd tell )'OU which ~ m)' Dellbbon are ftchtllll ud blteb about tbe kids runntns all around," be aald, chuck11nc. ''Belon lofta, you'd l.blnk I WM old." County'e Airlines Do Battle A price war appears to be brewing between two alrllnea, Including Newport Beach·ba.sed Alr California, over service bet ween Fl"esno and San Fran· cisco. Air California, which as scheduled to add the Fresno-San Francisco run as well as a Fresno-Los Angleles route to Its •chedwe oo July ts. started the price cutting match la.st Wed- nesday. The N e wpo rt airline an nounced that its Fresno to San Francisco fare would be $38 for a one-way ticket with a restrict- ed economy fare of S27. By Thursday, Golden Gate Alrlines responded by dropping its regular S49 fare to an un- restricted, promotion rate or $24 for a one·way ticket Tom Kaminska an Air California spokesm an. denied reports that his firm 1s no~ con - sidering another fare reduction "We haven't dec1ar<.'('Oger prop Jets 00 lhl' route ,\ Uurd a arhne, Inland Em pare, has not announced any n· ductlon in its S42 fare It has thoug h , as ke d th e C'1\1l Aeronautics Roard to block Air Califorrua's expansion plans lnl311d opcr~tes 19·pass<.'tlger prop· Jets bet ween the t" o c1t1e!-. Lagww Crash Kilu Boy, i1 An ll·year-0ld boy "as kill~ instantly Saturday when a sm;ill for~ign car dnven by his st.Ster st ruck a tele phone pole 1n Laguna Reach near Pac1f1l· Coast Highw;iy. then flipped three limes. accordmg to police Dead at the scene at 3 · 04 a m was Steven Tayl o r . Popla r Bluffs. Mo., who was v1s1llng has sister in Dana Point . Julie Taylor, 22, was taken to South Coast Medical Center. where she is listed in stable con· dition. ~.June 21. ,.., OlllyPM- POPlJl.AR FOOT PATROLMAN LEAVING MESA BEAT Offlcer MacDonald and HI• Rea School Fane Costa Mesans Push To Keep Bea Cop H~ l.\RL HENDERSOS Of-DM!r ,., ... \U tt l 1>sta ME-Sa'.;; old do\\nlo\\n .., 1: l' t 1 f\ n m e r c h a n t :. h a ' c· l.1 unt hl·d .i );i..,t ditch P<'l1l1<Jn d r l\e in an effort to retain their l11niHime foot patrolman , Of f1l'l·r Don ~tcicD<m::ild MacDon,1ld. a big man wnh .. '41nn1nJ{ pe~nalil}'. becamt-J f :worile of do°" ntown bus ant·'>' 1w11i>lc· <ind CU'>lOml·r~ ahkP a'> he made his rounds on foot Cl\ ~r t lw pa-.t St>ven y1:Jrs :-..ow c·1tv officials. b<:cause r1f budgetary· needs and other ron ... 1derat1on.s, are ellminatang n: :.ene officer MacDonald s fOQI patrolonTuesda\ Old downtown merchan~ ha\ t· JotJ the red a peutwn \\1th mon· than 100 signatures un~ang Cit~ Manager Fred Sorsabal tci save the foot patrol Other petitions are reportedly still c1rcu.latmg What the~"re douig 1s gl\'lnf' MacDonald the shaft by letung ham ~o after Iii vea r s for budgelary rea~ns." s aid Art Verdult, owner of LJdo Pa\\"TI· <;hop. 1926 Harbor Bh•d , and the ---"l\OOMJ of tu: pl'llllt11l \'l·r ul has kno"'n ~tacDonald for ' · and has nothing hut p r :.t 1 s 1• f o r h 1 m r· 1 l 1 n g t h e nu m•·rous ..,m;ill ..,,.n ices that hdH' ~n performed by him h1<; qu1C'k ff""P<'"""' time. and h1.., ol'"'' t J '> a cJctt•r r..inl to cnmt• h\ It,, prr• ... pnce a lonl' He .., th1· c·la..,..,1t fru•ndly c-op that )OU usc.'rl to rf-.jd about. \' erdult <;a111 IJ nl· of ~f Jc-Donalrl s moc,t , ocal defl'nrl<'r'> ht.1'> been Te<l ;\I a rm~ of Ym.m~·.., Pawn Shop. lSM Harhor Bl\<1 · S1nr •' \t..i<'DOndld has been un VJtrul. <:nml' in my store has drovp<'d 99 per cent ," said \1 aru~ He rited tht.• time when three susp1<.·1ow.-look1ng men en- tered through the rear of his c;hoµ. saw MacDonald. and 1u rncd around and left An:.wenng to the content.loo that MacDonald doesn't make many arrt"iL-.. M:iranos said.",\ J?ood officl·r \\ho h..i'> thl' city un der control <.locsn ·t have to maJtt> an arn.-st · · I t , I. ALL 3 UNITS $169°0 PICK UP PllCI Create a RMcaee few YQJt treaanl and boob and IM IOYe moneif. ~ cbJI U">e 10"x72"' fMt at.w bOCk· ccw tmWUlv conelote In t00m cw fOl'TlMyroom setttng. •n a hond- IOf'ne woodQcan nnllh, theV are oon-mucted a o1 wood ~ta wttt1 a mar...astant wneer. } LDCAL/WEATHER Proposal. Angers Boaters Dail.,~ Slaff -THOMAS WELCH, SON, MICHAEL, SAY SO LONG School I• Gone, But Memoriea Linger On Sad Farewell No-nonsense School Closes By ROBERT BARKER Ol 1M o.lly ~li.t Staff The Countr) Day School in Huntington Beach dispensed its no·nonsense brand of education to youngsters for 30 years. It was the kind of place where youngsters got a basic education and sent their own children after they grew up and started raising families Cows, horses, chickens and even a bull that was the source of hamburgers for children's lunches nourished at the school. .. At ftrst we got all our stu- dents from Long Beach," head· master Thomas H. Welch said "lt was some place out in the country that they could send their chjldren. They ate it up." Welch. who served terms on the Huntington Beach Planning Commission and City Council. didn't have any youngsters rrom Huntin~ton Beach in the begin- ning. That's because there hardly "ere any an what then was primanl¥ an agricultural area But the old farmhouses have now disappeared and the open C1elds have vanished. ' And while there are loL<> of children. there won't be a Coun· try Day School any longer Welch, 67 . has sold his school and closed its doors forever on Friday the 13th of June. .. I hate to see it go. These were the happiest years of my life But it's my retirement and l "on't be around forever." Welch said he has been told that the buyers plan to put a res t aurant and a shopping l·enter on the one·acre site at Springdale Street and Warner. And he believe~ the old Mediterranean Spanis h st yle building, built more than six de· cades ago. 1s destined to be de· molished .. I just don't !.ee any other future ror it .. Welch said he was hoprng to sell the building to another education organization "But there's no way anyone could afford 1t " The passing of an era ha~ starred some pleasant memories of Wilham Kettler. a trustee on the Coast Community College District. Kettler was one of two eighth grade graduates Ul 1935 when 1t was the Springdale Elementary School. four grades were bunched together when the school had onlytworooms. Kettler was a student during the Long Bc•ach earthquake of 1933 "It hap~ned on my 11th birth· day. School was out but f re· m e mber that the building withstood the shock well There were cracks but no ma1o r damage They d1dn"t let us go back to school for a few days as a precaution. "Life was interesting and J have many happy memories." Almost 5-0 \ears later. the school evokes tearful loyalty on the part of fourth grade student Laura Ortega She's been a student since kin· dergarten and is broken up by the school's demise. according to her motht>r. Geri. "There have ht'cn lots of tears She has nightmares about the bulldozer teann~ down the school " Islands . Ecology At Issue By ALMON LOCKABEY ~ ............... Pleuure boat and commerdal fl•hlnl boat owners from San Dle10 to Santa Barbara are ex· presainl shock and dlamay over a proposal by the Department of Commerce Sanctuary Program Office that would prohlblt navlgaUoo within one mile or anchoring within two miles of the Channel Islands off the San· ta Barbara coastiine. But protesta may be to no avail unless irate boat owners and other interested parties voice their objections to the Department or Commerce and other authorities before July 7. Thal is the ftnal date on wtuch protests and comments will be heard. according to Jack West. chairman of an ad hoc commit· tee that is concerned with the proposal West is also a s taH com· modore of th e Southern California Crwser Assoc1auon and a pas t president of the California Marine Parks and Harbors Association. West told the yachtsmen's luncheon group in Newport Beach that the proposal was being rammed through without a smgle public hearing in the Los Angeles, Long Beach, Newport Beach or other areas of the south coast wbere most of the pleasure boats a nd sport and commercial fishermen originate cruises to the islands. Other pleasure boaters cruise to the islands from the Santa Barbara. Ventura and Oxnard area The only public hearing on the proposal was held m the Ven· tura·Oxnard area in January but 1t was not properly pubhclSed, said West. ··When we confronted them with this fact. they blandly replied that 1t was published an the Federal Register." he said . West and others of his com· mittee. alon~ with a number of federal and state agency of· fic1a ls, testified at the meeting and voiced strong objections to what the department calls the Final Environmental Impact Stateme n t ( FEIS ) in establishing the proposed Chan· nel Islands Mannt' Sanctuary Boat o wn(•rs parlil·ularly r h a llenge a llega tion '> that anchoring would dis turb the ocean bed. and the regulation with res pect to discharge of engine cooling waters within one mile of the islands would pro hibit operation of an outboard engine on a tender and even the use of auxiliary gene r ating plants used to provide refngera lion and lights. "Section D of the FEIS titled 'purpose and need for action' does not contain a single piece of evidence or proof that that damage has been done to the en· vironment s urroundin g the islands, or the ecology inJured in the region that the sanctuary proposes to regulate."' West testified Further, West said . everv con- Heat Wave Continues Some Areas Hit 100 by Lme Morning ., .. ..._ ...... ~ fhe,_IW4' .. <0l'lll_K,__ '°"',..'"., .. ft~' with lam· C>O••lur~ "' -.,.,.. lllltlnt 100 o.q, .. , by .... momine. .,.,, <llllly mor,.lno t•mpera111rH In nor1"· <•ftlrel Color.00 prOCluUd • bit of lrO\I •nd -l(;a. Tflunoe~rs (Clntllluect -· llMl-~~ ......... lftto 11111n0en-"°"'¥dtfl9--1 R •lt-.howeu •••• &<attered '"'O"O" IM ~r Otllo Vellay, Soul.,.rn C.lltomla, nott..,_..lern MlftftHOta. Nit.em~~ -lllt mldllle NII-I Vall•r, wltll U.owera .,,., ltlunder_.. .Ut· ter..,_rFlol'ldll. T•mpen\Wft ,,,,_.,._ Ntlon et l p m. £DT tlftOlll trem S1 ..,_ Al ~ .. Slit. JNrle, Mlctl., lo I I~ ~ Wlchli.Felll,. Te...,_ l'or10lle.,, ....... ~ OC<MloMI lllllndltr"-' --tot.cMt -,,,. 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P••loa '" --·· ' J ., 1 • 14 I J 10 J ' 12 s .. 11: Anrao-Ht10l\I II\ '"'· mnlm...., M1QM In leoet. Oiract- " ,, t:: Monie• '1 ;; H...,_,._.O :: .. s.n 1)1..,o (;eurlly I 1 \W ' J , ... ,, u 10) ., ,, » llJ ., 114 1j ., ., .. . .. ,, '° n .. 1' .. . '° n '1 ,, .. . ,. n .. . .. , . ,, .. '" ,, •• ,, " .. . . .. .. " .. ,, I TOOAY ' 1 '"' 1 , "' "'"' IOw ).00 "'· .0. l'll"tl Mtlll II.~ e m. • 0 Se<MCI ... •. 17 p "'· t l s.ceM ...... 10•'7 p "'· ,,, Sllrorl-j '4e.m.,Mbt II ~rltft7:'9p.M.,Mt,t IU .M . San Mig Island 2mile Anchorage Limit NAUTICAL MllU I I I I I 02468 Delly ~-.,,_ Oy T"" - CHANNEL ISL.ANOS AREA PROPOSED FOR BAN ON POWER BOATING ACTIVITY Engine-Powered Cr8ft Would a. Banned tnelde Dark Lin• Around taland9 ceivable activity within the pro- posed sanctuary area 1s con· trolled by no less than 20 federal. state and county agencies At no point has it been demonstrated that the existrng agencies have failed to protect the environment or the ecology "Nor i!> thert-proof that the .,anctuary could perform any 1 ask that cannot be done by ex· 1::.tm~ agenc1et.," West said. He quoted Admiral H. W Parker of the 11th Coast Guard District that, "ln the absence of proof th.at present reguJauons enforced by these agencies are inadequate to protect the en- vironment, additional regula· hons seems pointless." West s u ggests that al l pleasure boat ownef'l' write a let· ter immediately to Director. Sanctuaries Program . Office of SPECTACULAR LOW PRICES! Coastal Zone Management, 3300 White h ave n St N .W. Washington, D.C. 20235. Copies should go to Bruce Bar· rett, acting director. omcc of Environmental Affairs, Room 3425 U.S. Dept. of Cqmmer~. Washington, D.C. 20230, and the Con gressman Glen Anderson, 300 Long Beach Blvd., Long Beach, Calif. 90801. l'lf~!l ill llHt PllH"-INI, • >t,·11~,.-, MAI ~11~11H •,11MI '.111111'. -. . . . . -· .· -· .... ::: .... . • . . .. •" ... :,,,:.. • . ':Pro·life' Law Foreeast Dally f'I'-,_ ~y •k_ It_ RHONDA COPELON ADDRESS DEMONSTRATORS She Is Center for Constltuttonel Rights Attorney P ryor Improving, Spirits Said Good S HERMAN OAKS <AP> -Comedian Richard Pryor, off the critical list follnwmJ? skin graft :.urg<'ry for severe bums is 1rn- prov1ng and m good spirits. officials":'·· "He had a re:1nv c.n"· 01~1 ·.his ener l?Y level is up, he's eating mor e. and "'e're looking at surgery sometime next week," Gary Swayc, of Sherman Oaks Community Hospital, said Saturday. Pryor , who received skan grafts last Monday, w as removed from the cnt1cal hst last Thursday Additional skin grafts will be performed during the next round of surgery. Although Pryor 's close friend. actor Jim Brown has been a reg ular visitor. Swaye said the corned.Jan has hm1ted visitors "so as not to waste his energy." Pryor entered the hospital burn ('enter following an accident June 9 at tus home in Northndge By.IACIDERYMAN ......... ~.,.... trrirnnt trend.I continue eeou&b anU-abortlon leclJlators abouJd be •tect.d to Conj.ral by 1111 to approve a "pro-Ule" conJtttutlonaJ amtndlneol.. an llllnot. coqrw.aman told the National Rl&bt to IJle Convl!Ddon l.n Anaheim Saturday. "I perceive the momentum to be with the pro·llfe movement," said * * Unit Sues Catholic Bishops By The A.aaoclated Press An anti-abortion group has hied a suit against a ll 170 Catholic bishops ln the United States, in an effort to force them to allow discussion of the abor- tion issut> on church property. "We are the only ones who go onto l'hurch property to try and educate J>eQple on candidates' \'Olan g records about abortion:· attornt.·> Robert Sassone said I le filed the :.u1t in Los Angeles federal court on behalf of Life A mt•ndment Pollt1cal Action Comm1tte<'. Inc Participants an the four-day National Right to Lift.> Com•en- t1on an Anaheim announced a three-)ear plan to "rite an anti abortion lluman Lafe Amend· ment to the ti S. Const1tut1on for ratification by the states DR. CAROLYN Ge rster former president of National Right to Lift'. said, "No issue has ... polarized America like th e abortion issue since slavery." The suit. which does not ask for monc). names a:. defendant~ l'Very Cathol1<' d·nre ... 1· : •.•• ~, countrv 1!"'f-'< tii 1;..c1 ~ile Rorna!"! c. ... :011c chur ch has : 1ways <'PP<>St'd kgal1zed abor· tion. Sassone said pro-lif e ad - vocates want to tap that sent1 ment at Cc.1tholic churche:,,. 1( they could get the bishops' coopC'rat1on "THEY ARE the second most important tar get after the e\'angelical churches." Sassone said. The s wt wants the bishops en· joined from prohibiting "solicit· ing signatures or distributing handbills 111 a reasonable man- ner.·· Rep Henry J . Hyde. R·Ulinols. author of an approprlalioos bill amendment that would block Medicaid fundi ng for most abortions. The U.S. Supreme Court Is ex- pected to review this week a New York state court's rulin& overturning the measure. "WE A.KE going to need two more elections. including the one in November, 1f the trend of pro.life sucC?eSS a t the ballot box continues." Hyde said. "That should provide us the two-thirds majority that we need in the House and Senate to pass a pro· life coosUtutionaJ amendment " The four-day conve ntion. which ends today, was the target o r a planned demonstration Saturday afternoon by m embers of about 70 pro·abortaon groopi. About 1.500 people are attend mg the convention s ponsored by National Right to Life. Inc John Waddey . a s pokesman for the group. condemned Satur· day a federal lawsuit flied by another ant1 -abort1on ~roup against all Catholic bishops in the lJmtNi Stat~ The Life Amendment Political Action Committee c;a1d Fndav that its swt seeks to force the 11·0 U S bishops to allow circulation of ant1-t1bort1on pt'l1t1on:. and literaturl' on church propert~ BUT WADDEY .,aid the '>Ult was d1v1s1ve and a .. ..,lur on thoi.t who s hare our pro·llfe commit ment " ln a morning '>'ork s hop session Satur<la'-Dr Joseph ~l:lntc>r. ·'""<'l'•<ite c'in1c<>I :ro 'e<;sor meo1c1ne al Tuf ts 'J n1vl'rs1tv in Massachusetts. <'Ondemned "test tube" fert1hL.a t 1ons as "an assault ajlaan:.l marriagt' and the family ·· The author or "Death ~fore Birth." Stanton raised a numher of ethical questions about th1.· proces.'i. ancludlllg the potential for genetically producing sub human drones. ··Natural pregnancy m ay become an anachronism." St.an Lon said ··At the ag(' of 20, each girl will be ablC' to choose to have her eggs collected and frozen." St an ton also s <i 1d "abor · lions are an essential part of an- vitro teSt·tube fe rtilization and embryo transfer " 'BEAT THE HOLIDAY TRAFFIC . N-M)s BEFORE-THE-FOURTH CLEARANCE PRO-ABORTION ADVOCATES GATHER FOR MARCH 70 Groupe Demonstrated In Anaheim SINGLES , BIG-BAND DANCING '14 Hr RPCOrdeo Mec,saqe 525-7657 A'9111C T ~ ... ~' ... ,... . . ., COSY A t«Sf.641 ·1289 '"" .. ........, ... d OHS,0()00 ¥1~-'°495-0401 ,.,, c.~ c.,....,.,."° i'I•" ~ ""-r M • ..,., """•Y > T ropiul fish • fresh • Muine Aqu.artum Suppli~ Special June 25. 1980 ·July 1, 1980\ _ Golden Veil Angel: 1.39 Royalty of thl' aouariurn mat !> whM 1 have ~ called dN' I desi>rve m .. 1111 .. DtSC ·!>t'iaped body Oorc,al dnO anat tin., w1nq-like, ventrnl fins devetooe<:S into Iona feelers aureate in color tanta<;tt< • SN' nw at AQuat1c Tropicals I arn on sa1e for s 1 JQ -1510 W. Baker• Costa Mesa - 549-1391 • Comer Harbor & Baker iiiii 113TO112 OFF AND MORE BIG SAVINGS AT EVERY TURN~ Fashion finds for women and children in Couture Salon, Sport Shop, Galleria . Nouvelle. Juniors , Intimate Apparel , Accessories and the Children 's World . Everything from designer suits and dresses to sportswear, sleepwear and exciting fashion jewelry. Plus a whole Summer world of shoes! Values in The Man's Store, too . From The Man 's Store: suits, sport coats, slacks and sportswear. Dress shirts and ties . And up to 50% off on men's shoes and accessories! From the One-Up Shop: suits, sport coats, slacks, furnishings and sportswear. From Men 's Designer Collections: clothing , sportswear and furnishings. From the Boy's Shop: suits, slacks, sportswear and shirts . Savings for the home and for givin%. Come browsing in The Galleries. The Bedroom and Bath Shops and osmetics. Newport Beach All sales final. No mall or 'phone orders, please. \ \ • . . . • . .4• DAI Y lllllLOT .,,... """'9 n . 1• School Agency Mulled 87 ASTllU. L VINHL .............. eo.m.UlJ ~ M4 ~for u edue•· Uoeal ~ed.,._ u..t WCNN ea1*t. MW ud aa.M out money to Hart.or ANa ldlool propama lvlfer· ln1 from ~ 1J ....._ pl•Md toct.1 andlD..-.abud. Tbe ~1 diaeuilMd by tM Newport.Iii•• UnUled School Dl1trlet laformal(7' would lbeor«Jcally tM ,...... llll'Wr ..... ,., ae.. ln La,una Be~ ....... ., H1Da. s.. lllar\Do ud the La Caneda arua. ~·~· Beadl'a ven\am ~ UM comm\mUY 1cbooJ1' nanand•l aid q.acy waa fou..dod only lu t year Tff08£ IN APl'LUSNT RSGJO ol Beverly HJlt. and the other wealthy IA Afttel• 1ubw'bl have ao tar proven 1ucc ... ee. even restorlnt aome 80·calll'd frills t o youn111era' t ducaUonal packacea. .. Last year we ralMd ln moM)' and pled&ea close t.o s:soo.ooo." Beverly Hilla EducaUoo t•oun dalion Preaidl'nl Mary C Courtney 11Ud an a l tter to Deputy Supertnlendent Ur Norman Loats She auld last October the orsanilalloo wa1' able LO give $60.000 to the Beverly H!Ua School Dls trtet to tanance four apeclflc proarams th•\ otherwtse ought have bffQ cut back · So far. ctespli. PropmtUon 13 and 11neral ln· nauce, \b9 NewPOf'l·ll•• Vnilled Schoo& Diltrh:t. bu .,_, abae io retalA mc11t ol kl procrama. parUcularty tho9e dl,_tly attectlal edueaUon. ,...,..... alfMd T\aeedl)' ftllht to tOUlder IP. potntlal t.-o lnt•retted lnd1vtdualJ ln each of ~ lna1t .. .,.... to beJln 1 tUna up auch a founcbUoa locally. UTl'LS 01 ION WAS devoted to the propaul at Tuad1y'1 me~. but local educ.ton .,.. clearly lnt ,...led Loata tald much commu.nit)' interest hu been HP~. but ao rar only ne1U1lbJe work bu bfton done oo teamlna how to 10 about aetUn1 up an educaUonal foundaUon Ue Nld no tH\ hH exactly dropped an on dia· \rld hcadquarte,.. yet wllh • wheelbarrow lull of money. Repttaeotutaves o! other d.l.atricts which have the fouodatl~. sent complete details lncludln1 in· t't>rporatJon papers and comments about their ex· Pf'rlences In st'tlln& one up Contnbulon to such aaenc1es do have the Op· tlon or t•arnuarkm~ their shares for specific uses. bU<'h as ucadem1c skills or athletics as oppoised to f culty pa) or new bu1ldin 'lnd construction. FOU~OATION Drl.,... AB•111•I•· Finding a quaJlfled bllyer for a very special uaed car seemed an euy tuk for LeaneJ Barra1an. ''Aa la" maruaaer who also la in c=e ot car sales for will In· duatrles in Santa Ana. He didn't have to go outalde the industry, as the happy new owner is Lisa An- derson, 20, of Hunt· ington Beach, who works there. The car, equipped with b and controls, was donated by Vera Griffith of Newport Beach who had only one stipula· lion-that it be sold to someone who needed the controls. Barragan says the price was '•very good,'' too. HERE'S JUST A SAMPLING OF ALL THE TREME . ,. FASHIONS Sherwyn 36 1. T-dresses, Orig. $22 ........... 14.• 361. Dresses, Orig. $20-$40 .... 9.•· 11M 364. Jackets. Orig. $35 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11M 392. Summer T's, Orig. $9-19 ... S.•· 12..99 378. Blouses, Orig. $16-$18 .... IM-13.99 379. Shorts, Orig. $14-$22 ..... 1.99-14.119 375138 1. Famous maker coordmates, Orig. $14-$64 ............ 1.99-42..99 Town & Travel 387. Calif. Girl dresses, Orig . $54 .... 311.111 383. Coordinates, Orig. $20-$82 ........... 10.111-43.111 387. Jack Mulqueen T -shirts ........ 19.llJ 387. Gloria Vanderbilt dresses, Orig. $46-$76 ........... 21.#·6/JM 397. Ruth Robbins act1Vewear, Orig. $11-$25 ............ 1.111-15.llJ 397. Ultrasport separates, Orig. $26-$32 ........... 18.Jll-21.111 391. Sweaters, Orig. $18-$40 .. 10Jl·11M 490. Dresses, Orig. $40-$60 ... 11.111-taM 368. Petites, Orig. $50-$70 .... 24.M-3'.111 Leady Bullock 363. 17 size dress, Orig. $36-70 18Jlll-«J.# 493. Maternity tops, Orig. 18-28 1.111-13'1 34 1. a9signer tops, jeans, Orig. $21-$43 ........... 14.M·21M YOUNG ATTITUDE 476. Summer pants, Orig. $30-$36 ... .., 478. Summer shorts, Orig. $18-$20 .. 11M 481. M8nSW98rshlrts, Orig. $22-$24 .. MM 481. Lace-collared voile b/OLJ868, Orl(I,, $22 .•••• , •.........•. ' . . ~ 377. Hang Ten•, Orig. $11-$19 ......... 378. Plaid blazef8, Orig. $35 ......••. M.# 415. Sundt'tJtJB66, Orig. $20-$34 UM· 11.# 415. Jacket chsses, OrfQ. "'8 • ...... _.. 415. Trapunto chsses, Orig. $38-40 •.... 479. T8ff)'separSttJB, Orig. 9-11 &#·10.M 479. Summer tops, Orig. 16-28 •...... _. 479. Summer pants, Orig. 26-30 .... .,.. 478. V-neck knit shirts, Orig. $12 .•... TM · 483. Designer )Bans, OrlQ. 11-41 ..... 414. tShort,,,,.. robe, Otfg. 111 •.•• 1fM. 474. fShlrtlblklnl, Orig. 113-114 ...... ... tEJto.pt GWM)' City. • Starts tomorrow. Shop LINGERIE 440. Famous-maker sets, Orig. $41 .. 31.# 440. Famous-maker gowns, Reg. $21 14..# 484. Leisurewear, Orig. 30-38 .. 17.111-11'9 484. Dresses, Orig. $28-$32 ......... 11.99 484. Rompers, Orig. $23-$26 ........ 14.19 450. Warner's bras, Orig. 10-11 . 1.41-8.49 450. Sasson bra, bikini, Orig. $3-5.50 .............. 1.M-2.# 450. Bras/bikinis, Orig. 6.50-10.50. . . . . . . ... 3.#-8.99 WOMEN'S SHOES 422. Amalfi, Orig. $60-$70 .... 39.99-43.99 427. Red Crossf t and Soc1ahtes. Orig. $33-$48 ........... 20.99-29.# 421. Bandolino. Orig. $36-$56 23..99-36.99 421. Evan Picone. Orig. $65-$78 ........... 42..99-51.99 421. Bernardo, Orig. $49 . . ...... 31.111 421. D'Antonio, Orig. $7 1 ........... •• 426. Etienne Aigner, Orig. $50-$54 . . . . . . . . . 32..99-35..11 424. L. J. Simone wedges. $40 • . . . . . . 19.119 424. Carber print wedge, Orig. $32 ... 1a• 424. Nickles' dress shoes, Orig. $50• 11.# 424. Sandals, slides. Orig. $35 • . . . . . . 13..# 419. BeeneBag, Orlg.$42-$58 11M·•• 4 19. European imports, Orig. $54-$62, ........ Zl.M-31.# 4 19. Jacques Cohen, Orig. $48 ...... 34.# 420. BoutiqueJuliane/11, OrlQ. $58-78 a.# tt""11 /XOOJC1 hU no connection whit..., with the Nneflcan Hat/Orlal Red CION. MEN'S 512. Kimonos, Orig. $35 . . . . . .. . ...... 512. Briefs, A -shirts, Reg. 317.50 ... 31&111 512. rs. Vs, box6f'S, ~. 319.50 .. l/1M 516. Deslgn8rsllk ties, Orlg. $16-18.50 ... LUGGAGE '680. S#(yway C«dl8 --ffetl. #6· 111.60....... .... •• 660. S#(yway On -The -Go .... Reg. $35-81.60 •.•........... IUf FINE JEWELRY 145. Diamond ;ewelry, diamonds Save 20% 145 14K gold chains, bracelets . . . . ............ Save 25" -33" 145 14K gold. 1ade ;ewelry ..... Save 25% 145 Cultured and culrured freshwater pearts . . . .............. Save 25% 145 Opal. 1Jk gold 1ewelry .... Save 25% 145 T 4K gold pierced earrings . Save 25" CHILDREN'S 464. Young Jr. cotton/polyester velour tops, Spec/a/ .................. 11M 464. Young Jr. pleated pants, Special 11.llJ 465. Pre -teen rompers, Special ....... IM 458. Toddler g1rls' swimsuits, Orig. $7-$15 ............. Sar• 30" 458. Todd/er dresses ..... S.v. .20" -30" 459. Toddler boys' bush pants, Special . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11.1111 459. Toddler boys' shirts, Orig. 5.99 ... 2..# 462. Girls' 4 -6X dresses ....... S.t1• 511" 462. Girls' 4 -6X shorts/ls, Special ..... I.Jiii 463. Girls' 7-14 tops, Orig. $12-16 .............. S.N 113 463. Girls' 7-14 rompers ....... S.v. 113 469. 4 -14 nightgowns, Orig. $11-$14 ............. &M·&# 469. Novelty knee socks ............. lie 466. Boys' 4 -7 swimsuits. Orig. $6-6.50 ......•........... 3.9 466. Boys' 4-7 tops. Orig. 13.50 ...... ... 466. Boys' 4-7 shorts. Orig. $6 ....... a# 553. Boys' 8 -20 tops, Orig. $13-$16 .• eM 553. Boys' 8-16 swimsuits. Spec/Bl ..•. ..., 553. Boys' 8-16 shorts, Speclal ....... 7M 551. Boys' 8 -20 knits, Speclal ...•.... 10.M 428. PopeyeO sneakers, Orig. $18 ..... II.# 9K1rl(1 FMtlJl'M Syndlc8te. 428. Misses' sandals, Orig. $18• •••.•• ,,,,. 461. Bullock's Storl<crsft layette aw. 9" 457. Babette p/sywear ............ 9" 460. Strolee strollers, Rflo. $53 ....... 4" 460. Strolee car S68ts, Reg. $80 ..... 47M 460. Crib mattresses, Reg. $46-70 •·• 460. Simmons Heritage white crib, drBsstr, Reg. $235-$246 ............... ~ 460. Traditional white crib, R41g. $126 '* 680. St8l Wsm• toys. Orig. 11.99-22.'9 ............ 1 ... • 1111 T"*"'-"' c.tltll'/ Fox Flm COrp. Bullock's South Coast Plau., 3333 Bristol, S.M. (714) 55tJ..0811. Shop Mon.-Frl. 10.9:30. Sat 1<>-6, Sun. 12·5. Bulock's Miuion Viejo, Mission Viejo Miii, (114) G6-3111. Shop Mon.-Frl. 10.9, Sat. 1<>-!J, Sun. 12-5. ~· ' --·---·~--~-------.---·-· -:------· ------,... ..... ----~ --·-------=--··--.. , ___ --- • . Old Bknds With New By DON CRAPllAN ... .,..., ......... Compared to the 2CW-year-oJd MiHlon San Juan Capl.ltr&DO, the Community auuua.n Cburcb ii the new kJd lD town. But daUng back ~ years. the two-story build· 1 Ina la the oldest Protestant churcb ln San Juan and the aeeood oldest place of wonhip ln the city. With that bistory in mind, members ol the non· denominational church recently completed a re- modellnJ project that blended oJd and new at the bulldtnc on El Camino Real. Mum OF THE 8TRVCl'U&£ and tta int.ertor are origioal, lnclud.ing 26 ata1ned gJasa windows. And Rev. Roger Boatman notes the building design fita in comfort.ably with San Juan surround· ings. So. when the membership recently undertook a remodeling project at the church they focused on functional aspeets and took care to preserve the historic. chan1eltwhenltl1afunctlona1,aUractlve, beauUful buUdin.c?" Jn 1919, a group of 41 raldenu a11Jled a petitlco formJ.ng an or1anilation to be k:nOWD u the San Juan Caplttraoo Community Pawbyteri&D Church. THEY BECAME THE CHAaTE& members who would one year later purchue the builclin& site at what ls now 31612 El Camino Real for $500. In 1922, the church wu dedicated. Tbe total land and cooatructioo cost wu $9,501.38, aceordio1 to Mrs. Virginia Houk, who recently researched the church's history. Eight years later. two rooma and a kitchen were added and a manse was built on Mlaaion Hill for the minlBt.er. LATER THE CHANCEL WAS remodeled and redecorated. The completion of the church in· eluded a reUowship ball with a stage, classrooms, an enJarged kjtcben, and primary and nursery rooms. A fire, caused by a faulty furnace, gutted the Christian educaUon building or the church in 1955, and it cost $8,000 to repair the damage. SAN .JUAN CAPISTRANO ITRUCTURE C()MPt..EttO IN 1922, BUT LANDSCAPING CAME LATER On. of 2t Ortgtnel ...._.at. .. Wlndowe In Sanctuary Waa PreMfffd A bapt.istry. kitchen. additional restrooms and new doors were added . Landscaping, plastering and painting projects were undertaken. With members donating their skills, the totaJ project cost was $25,000. "The style is as contemporary as anything in the city," sa1d Boatman "Why would we want to The Presbyterian congregation later moved to a new location and the church on El Camino Real was purchased by the Community Christian Church. NDOUS SAVINGS THROUGHOUT THE STORE. I today 12 to 5 p.m. in all stores. ACCESSORIES CARPETS 141. Jewelry, Orig. $4-12.50 ••..• 1•-&111 ~ 141. Summer flowers, Orig. $4-$81.#-3.111 142. 14K gold-filled rings, Special ••..• 1.111 140. Cubic Phyanite Zirconia 11• pendants, ea"ings, Reg. 93. 75-$264 •• $75-$211 140. J. P. Morton collection ....... a(1'' olt 234. Anne Klein sunglasses, Reg. $35 17 AS ' 390. Tunic tops ........•....•. SM-12.111 231. Side-knotted T-shirts, Orig. $14 .. 11.99 231. Bright tube tops, Orig. $5-$9 •.•. 2.19 232. Stretch belts, leather tabs, Special 4..119 232. Flowers ................. S.r• 50" 252. Famous-maker slippers, Orig. $7-$12 ..•................ 3.99 ~70. Straw or canvas handbags ..• 112 otf 170. Leather handbags, Special ...... 21J.IJ9 DINING :ACCESSORIES- 280. Vases, Orig. 21.99-47.99• 13.99-29.99 280. Set 6 bar glasses, Orig. $16 .... 11.99 280. Pastel candy kisses, Orig. $12 ... 5.99 61. Vinyl tablecloths, all sizes .... 4.99 •· 61. Print, solid tablecloths ....... 9.99 •· 652. Mikasa barware, Reg. 14.95 ...... 9.99 652. Stemware, Reg. 8.50 ............ 5.49 652. Mikasa crystal ashtrays, Reg. $15 .. 9..99 .652. Dansk stemware, Reg. 9.95 ...... 7.60 ·~HOUSEWARES ,D72. Green stem wine goblets, Reg. 2. 75. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . 1.# ~72. Decanters, Orig. 15.99 ......... 10.. 672. Pfalzgraff 20-pc. dinner set, .-; Orig. 29.99 .................... 23.# 872. Handblown stem, Reg. 3.25-5.50 UJe 672. 24-pc. cabaret set glasses, ~ Orig. 19.99 .••••••.•.•........ "'9 • -S12. Open stock dinnerware •...•• 50" oft •72. Set of 8 wi/18 glasses, Reg. $14 11.IJll 872. 16-pc. glass dinner sets, • • Reg. $25. . . . . • • . • . • • . . . . . .•.•. 1a. 610. Holmby Hills Antron 111• nylon plush, carpet only, Sale .......• 18..# Ml· yd. 610. Monterey Antron 111• nylon velvet, carpet only, Sale ........ 17.99 Ml· yd. 610. Puerto Vallarta Ultorfl' nylon saxony plush, carpet only, Sale .. 13.41 aq. yd. 610. Woodhues all nylon plush. Ltd. quan. carpet only, Special ..... 12.49 Ml· yd. 620. Oriental design rugs Sare 20" .. .fa% 620. 6'x9' rush straw mats, Reg. $99 .. $tlS 620. Greek Flokati rugs ... S.11• 20"-35% 620. Every Coudstanttf Oriental-design rug ..................... S..-. 15"-~ ftt4 to 6 ~ delMNy on Gem and KIJ.stwrw coesctionS. DRAPERIES 635. Victoria comforters. White or ecru, Reg. $125-$250 ........ '1tlM· 14'M 635. Victoria curtains, dust ruffles ......................... Sare~ 635. Sophia panels, 60"x84", Reg. $45 ...................... a.Jiii 635. Croscill voile panels, 60"x84", Reg. 12.50 .................... IM 635. Quaker Lace panels, 60"x84 ", Reg. $30 ...................... 23.# 60"x95", Reg. $34 ...•.•...•.• _., 635. Bright chintz pillows, Reg. $16 .. 13.119 631. No-Vu vertical blinds Bar• 20"-50" 631. Custom woven woods . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . s.r. 20" ·•" 631. Flexalume mini-blinds . . . . ............... S.v• 20" -50" BED'N'BATH 85. Fsmous maker comforttNS: Twin • ..,,. Full .•.•..••••••••••••••.•••••• aM King .......................... .. 81. Aeldcrest automatic blankets. Orig. $65-$140•• ...••..• 21Ul-14'1 75. CaMn Klein sheets. Twin, full, qu68n, king, pl/fowcases, Orig. 19-124. ............. 4.#· ...... 75. Biii Blfiee tflteets. Twin, full, queen, king, plllowea888, Orig. 111-'22, ............ 4.#·u.M 85. FieldcrBSI towels, FURNITURE 624. Henredon sofastttt Cl11Vmnc9 ,.. 625. Occasional tables ..... Sllle IW·a.5 624. Hand-tied velvet sofa. . .... Sale 1741 624. Modular corners ..... Cl1ar.nce 12111 624. Modular armless ..... C•rwnce 12'1'1 624. Modular ottomans . . . Cla#anCfl $1'111 629. Haitian cotton queen .sleepers. .......................... s.M li4lll 625. Etagere .................. S.le $tU9 629. Queen sleepers ........... S.le $499 629. Carter modular pieces. Sleepers, tables, corners, armless ............... Cleeranc. 1 139·$439 623. Occasional tub chairs. ..... Sale $119 623. 3-pc. wall systems ... Cl#Mranc. $399 641. Swirl ceramic table lamps, Reg. $70, ..................... a..- 641. Brass finish lamps, Reg. $50-$130 .......... 39.99-99.119 64 1. Swirl beanpot lampstff t Reg. $75 ...................... 44..# 628. Steams & Foster beddmg: Extra firm ................. 117·1371 Super Firm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #1 ·$U1 Bonus frame with set purchase. ttttLrMed to stot:* on f\anc1 HOMEWORKS 626. Functional lighting •.• s.ltl allM-#M 626. Melamine handled flatware. 5-pc . place setting ............. ..,. U.75 626. Hand-blown crystal beer mugs snd pilsners .................... ,,,. 618. Rattan trunks •...•.•• Sale $1#·$21# 618. Sand corduroy doublB sl8sp8rs Special. • • . • • • • . . . . . . . . . . ..•.•• ,,. PICTURES 700. Dax /rsf118S. Reg. 4.25 -9.75 u.-~ •()Vhal Pf*» prr."""'1 ~ 9llO • •()Vhal pno. ptMalrd Ftll 1g19 ~ ,,_ ,,,. ..., ,.. ., wlWch ett llem .. ~ tt OUT tba on.,,.,. ,,.,,,. .,,.,,,...,. , .... ,,. .... ***"--• ,.... ~ ,..,_ Al,,.,,. --IO Pl*" ..... Sony, no mtJI or~ ordn. -V2. Gourmet work tables, Rtlg. $350 aa• 672. 7-pc. teak salad set Rtlg. 29.99 _,. •73. Braun hairdryers. Orig. $30 . . . . . .,.,,, 673. Krups slicers, Reg. $75 ...•.•... N.# Reg. 2.40-$8. . . • . . . •..•• 1M·4.M iiiiiiiiiiiii=-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiD~iiiimiiiiiiiiiiiii-~ Bullock's South Coast Plaza, 3333 Brfsto/, S.M. (114) 558-0611. Shop Mon.-Frl. 1<>-9:30. Sat. to-6. SUn. 12-5. Bulock's Mission Viejo, Mission V.p Mal, (114) 4f15.31n. Shop Mon.-Fri. 10-9, Sat. 1<>-8. Sun. 12·5. ·' -----_________ .,.. ___ ...... ._.. ... __ ,.,,_~-----.... - ~ Keevll 'Edllor °' """Coas'°"'v"•lo• Editorial Page ......................................................... Work for Welfare May Be Expensive ? ~sor PtuUp Anthony last weell 1ot the e.lectlon cam be•lin• h '1 been 1 kln1 when lbe Oranse County rd or Sul)en1ton a.if"Hd to 1ive his twice pre- viou b' ~ ted • rk·weltare plan a 10-month trial As thinn stand now, ~ty aeneTal ~ef rKipa~nu muat fO to the state emptoym.Ht office and acuvely seek work whi.le lh y am acceptlr\I public do.llan Uoder the plan Anthon.>· admittedly borrowed from others, abl bodied a~ neral reUd redp1ent.s wall be put to v•orlt perlorn\1.Di pubhc chore in return for their wellart! chtt Btta~ eneral r-eliel patrons are paid entJ~ly with coun,ty t a; doll us and don't qua.Uf y for other types of pubhc l.Stanc-e . onl) s mall fraction of those on welfare -...111 be ..Ufecled b~ the Anthony plan And ~ause ~tallstlcs show that most of those rec1p· 1ent . &rt' ~ually short-term receivers of the emergency public wd, the best esumate ol no" many "'II be told to \lrOrk for lhear mot\e)· IS ~et al between 25 and S0 8 month And how muc h good they'U do m make work jobs that "tit rost an est1mated $47.000 to adm1n1ster O\'er the 10- m onth tnal penod 1s questionable . There are also un.ms"ered que~tmns regarding work uisuran<"t', hab1hty and other hidden cost fal'to~ There lS no question but that 1t 1s right that thost> able to work should work for what thev receive However. because of the high administrative co~ts and other factors involved. lht're 1s a question as to how much good. other than for campaign headlines An· thony's plan will bring about · Therefore, the 10-month tnal should be watchl'd closely by those concerned wlth sul'h issues as cost eff cc- t.Jveness and overall ment. The Game Is Over The last death throb seems to have pulsated through the pyr:amid games and they do at last appear to have run their course. It was inevitable. The mathematical progression of the gaming scheme was such that everybody on earth wouJ~ have to become involved if it maintained the fevensh pace of a month back. · As almost e~eryone knows by now. the pyramid game was a get-rich scheme much like the old chain let- t er. Each person enrolled <usually at either $100 or $1.000) needed to sign up two more players in order to move his name toward the top of the pyramid -and the pot of gold . It doesn 't take a numbers whiz to figure out that the mulUplication factor is staggering. There literally aren "t enough people m the world to hold the progression together. The federal government forbids cha in letters in the U.S. mails. The orj!anizers of pvramid games got around this . s~mply by hold mg gatherings for those eager to part1c1p<Jtc : they met at a home. clubhouse or hotel suite, money in hand and ready to play on the spot. St.Ill , there was serious question about the legaJity or the plan. Some police and some California district at- torneys held that the pyramid ~c heme violated state law. Some arrests were made But far more la .... enforcement agencies chose either lo overtook what was going on or to break up the gather- mgs. arresting only the ors~anizers or arresting no one To the pl ct~ er~ \\ho '"eren·t burned in the pyramid game-and especially those \\ho reaped handsome prof- its from 1l the pol!ct' interference was unwarranted and violated their right to do what they wanted with their own money Ccrt~unly the enforcement was spott-.· and er ratic. . .. One Orange County attorne)-has filed a class action ~1t to void the state law against endless chains He says it s _vague and that breakm~ up pyramid parties is an in- \'.aS10n of privacy, harassment and infringes on free speech Two judges have ruled against him so 1t·s unhke1y that the law will be overturned ' It doe~n ·t seem to matter much The game is over. The suckers at the end of the hst are std! looking at their empty wallets and the winners have had some swell sprees \.\1thout bothering to tell l "ncle Sam where the money came from • Oprn1ons expressed 1n the space above are ttiose ol lhe Daily Pilot Other views expres5ed on this page are those ol the r authors and an1sts Reader comment is 1nv1ted Address The Daily P ilot. p O Sox 1560 Costa Mesa CA 92626 Pno ne 1714) 642-4321 Boyd/Buttons By L.M. BO-YD Theories w ffer as to whv women's blouses button from right to left while men 's shirts button from left to right. But probably the most widely accepted explanation b this: Women in the royal court of France during the 13th century bad maids to help them dress. So their clothes were designed to make it easier Cor those maids to button the co~ tumes. Tbe men dressed themselves, moetly. So their c~otbes were desi gned otherwise. U .S. Patent No. 2,667,169 is for a huge U-sh.aped frame upoo which a aunbather can be strapped ud revolved like a roast oo a spit, ~ t Dear Gloomy Gm Sam tbe Sad C7i1 lc .. ,. : Any way you lo9s tt. we'U tel the R eapn 'A lldenon 'Cut. 1t ......, B .G.O ..... f .. CJP • _ ... ...... , , .... " -.... . _ _..,.,..... .. ......, .. .. ;i,•, ,, ........ ,.. ...... . rs._...,,.._ 1 ensure an even tan on all .,,des. Antelopes and rabbits get alonf? pretty well together. t'ndenlly Special cameras show they frequently feed :.ide by s ide m the dark of night. The lab scientist s say they're runn1ng out of frogs. This is upsetting to them. They"re not running out or ~u1nea pigs, but guinea pigs don •t do as weU as frogs for some experiments. A frog farm now ought to m ake some money, tbey say. If you were lo pour all the water in Lake Superior over Niagara Falls al the Fall's present rate or now. it would take 124 years to drain that lake. Al the zoo in Canton, Chin a, is a section reserved for those remarkable felines that you and l recognize as common housecat.s. Am advbed by researc:hen who Investigate federal grants that the U.S. Govern- ment commtssloned a $27 ,000 atudy to determine why in- mates want to e-scape from JaU. Enliand't Quffn EUsabetb I wu coneemed about DOibee ta the niitlt. That WU 1lfb •be luued a decree wb.lch forbade husbandt trom beat- lnf thetr .tves after 10 p.m . . I Rowland Evanaj Robert Novak Haig Backed for State Post W ASHlNGTON -Unravelln1 of the W tern aWance ts the JuaUflcatloo elven by Ronald Reaaan·a n•UonaJ security ad-\•laers for making Gen. Alexander M. Ha1g lbe leading prospect to become teeretary of state 1n oa Rt•aan admlnlstratloo. Reaaan·; foreign policy team. beaded by Ricb.ard K. Allen, sees a major asset o wn ed by Hai& an any ruture deal- 1 n g !> With W es t ern Europe. in· t1macy w1tb West German C hancellor H elmut Schmidt de velop('(i by Haig during nearly Cave years as supr eme com- manderof NATO Keagan ts atarmt>d at signs D r . Charles Bell of a breakdown In the alliance, most lately President Carttt's a harp letter to Schmidt on lbe eve of the Venice summit. Res tora- tion ol strength and harmony. particularly between the U.S. and West Gttmany, la Rea1an's first step to any workable Western s trategy in dealing with the worldwideSovtetofferul ve. THEREIN UES Ha1g's allure u Reagan's i.nstrument to make the industrialized, de m ocratic world whole again In the words of one tugh-level West German leader : '·Nam in g H aig secretary of state ~ould do more to revive the alliance than any s ingle step 1 can thmk of. .. It 1s the Reagan1te thesis that Europe ts the key to Western sur· nval and that Schmidt 1s the~ke) to Europe That thesis. shared b\ many American rorl't)!n poht·v experts outside the Reagan tamp, assumes a bif Schmtdt victory tn the October election. This pointa toward Al Haig u a natural Reagan agent for rebWld· i n g the alliance . During Schmidt's last vi.sit llere, a March 6 dlnner given for the chancellor by banker David Rockefeller in his Manhattan townhouse was conspicuously marked by a long, private chat in the library bet ween Scbmidt and Hale. When Haig underwent heart surgery at Hous ton Pmbyterian Hospital in early April, Schmidt sent him a personal letter urging a speedy recovery. TO SCIDllDT, Jimmy Carter has been an uncertain partner with a dismaying tendency toward sudden policy swerves that have left Western Europe numbed and angry. Reagan •~ un - known 1n Europe. Ha1g at hts side v. ould provide reassurance Ar riving in Brussels rn Nov. 1974. for hl1 NATO ualgnment fresh from duty aa Rlcharj Nixon's Whlle House chieC ot staff. Haig shed the Watergate taint qulckly. In a few months, he h6.d become a rallying point for the Western alliance. The one impediment to Haig. however, could be Watergate. One Reagan inBlder told us "some stuff" on a White House tape not available to the public, could hurt the general by revealing hUJ reac· hon when Nixon first briefed him on the Watergate scandal. U this actually showed Haig knowing more than he later admitted, it would be fatal. But nobody is claiming tJu.s, and the tape may never be played publicly. But Reagan's advisers think Watergate as outweighed by Haig's as!>ets. Haig, Kissinger 's lieutenant on Nocon·~ National Security Council staff. could be a brid1-tc between Reagan and Kiss· 1ngcr l'ndcr no c·1rcumstance will Kl.ss1.J1ger be invited mto the Reagan administratio n . nt'H'rtheles!'>, Reaganites do not "'.int an open rift with him. REAGAN IT ES also credit Haig rur his connection with the old Ea.st Coast Republican establish- ment, or what is left of it. Such Republicans bal'ked Ha1g's .:tbort&ve campaign last year for the prc~1d1.:nt1al nom1nalion. Haig 1n the end decltnt'd to run for lack of support, and rns tead became Jlr('"ldt·nt of L'nited Technologjes. Another sourct· of supp0rt for lla1~ as the Amt'rtcan-Jew1sh c r>m mun1t ~. e s pecially the \mL·riran brae! Public Affairs c '' m m1ttec. American s up- porterc; of Is rael behl've his stand· 1ng v. nh European leaders. i.i.irtrcul.irl) ~:hm 1dt . rould in- rt Ut'nc1· 1 hem lo'>' a rd a fr1endl.Jer attllud1·toward hrael .Hut lht• main dri\"tng force of llil1~.., .Jl·v.1.,h l>al'k1ng 1s 1den· llcal to RNH!Jn·., own reason for "t·ril)ush con-.1rl1·ring him as his ..er ret:.ir' or 'l\Jtt' a rcalistrc 'tl·v. of ~' 11 1 power and (.•X p:1n..irm1 ... rn in the world As SUL'h, H.it~ H\ W<'retarv of state woulct fit a Ht:a~;rn v.c1rld \ 1cw that 1 ... mo r<' coherent than h1!> critic!> <1rl' "1l11n~ t11dc k11ov. It d~···· Reapportionment Could Hamper D e mos Almost without notice this last June. CalHornia·s voters ap- proved a ""good JlOVernment" ballot measurt> This measure - Propos1t1on Ii -attempts to pro- \',dl' ror ·ra1r" lt>g1slat1ve appor- tronmcnt It could also badly hun Democratic legislators next } ear and for the rt'st of t he decade Basically, Propos1ticm fl pro- vides that each leg1!>lat1ve dis· trict shall be reasonabl) equal in population and rom pact in i-.hape I n add 1t 1on. the legislature 1s required to respect clly and county boundaries LegrslatJve districts may not cut across city o r county boundanes except where required b} de· mands of populat10n equality or compactness. ALL OF THlS ~ 111 make it much harder for the maJority party to engage in ranc.> ger- rymandenng next year when the state·s assembly. state senate and coo~ress1onal dis tricts are reapportioned Democrats, as the maJOnty part}. have been looking forward to the 1981 reap- portionment as a method of ensunng continued pol1t1t~al con- trol 1n the 1980s Republrcans. on the other hand, have been domg their best to keeo the Democrats from carving up the state Un f ortunately for Republicans , the GOP has become an a lmo!>t permanent minority party rn California At present, Republicans hold 30 of Art Ho p pe the 80 Assembly c;eals and Jfi nf the 40 Statl' SenJtt' "<'.it~ .\nrl they haH· sl1.1Zhth le:..<. th.m l.:; percent of lhl' .,t.itc· ~ rc).;t..,lt:rt>d vote~ Mon.'<>'<'r .. 1 clo.,.., an.JI'~,, .. r this 'l'ar ., .,late M.'n .. tc -r J< l .,how ~ that lht GOJ> ha' t0'>'.-1·n t1ally no chanCl' of winning 1 H•n a tie <20 sc·at. ... 1 rn the upJl(·r house <lf the COP Mulrl win .1 lte, Repubhtan Lt <r<n .\11k1 Curb would b<• <•hit> to C'J ... t lh1 decidtn~ vote ... 1 RE Pl"Bl.ICA:"'S nc<'d lo win t 1 more ~als in th<' A-.sl'mhl\ to ha\'e a clear ma1onty 1n °lh<> lower house. Hut A'i'!e m bl' Republican party learlf'r Car,.;I Hallett has tar.1Zt>tt"d only e1J?hl Democratic incumbent.., for c.n all-out attack fin list 1s oH·r opt1misllc On form. the GOP would do well to win r1,c 3dd1- t1onal seaL'! m ll'ovl'mber Yet. Democrat... ure .,_,omt-d In this volallle pres1d<>nt1al t•ll-c t1on year. Ronald Rca~an rould win the White Housl' h<'IPtnR other Republican cand1datt':. wrn state and local r act>s At thf' 'ery lea5l, Rt>a~an '" expected to win a substanual ma1ont) of the Cal1forn1a vote . And Rea~an ·s No'"ember coattails could sweep in several unt'x~ct ed Assembly wmner-5 Further. the !)peaker'lhlp hght between Howurct Berman and Leo McCarthy has cxacerbal<.'pllt "'a-. v.1dc:nt'ff "' 1•r the· l'r·n phl·ral Canal v..it• r '''Ut ~lt \1can Amer1<.<1n ... J TP 1h·nt .indrna! m11rf' l.at1n11 '' ' 1 ITI b I \ •! I ~ t r I < l B I ,, • k IJ1•m111 r .sl"-'ure from ttw new v.hitt· c;uburban. t•on :.tr\ J tl\ e Dt-mn< rats. l l.1-:ARLY. neither CO\ .Jprrv Brown nor the next Democ r:1t1r 'IWdkt•r wil l tw abl£> to p rn,11!1• th t> It>~ 1 'I at 1 ' e I e a d tt r :. h q 1 Dt-mocrat:, nE't'd next year In short. while Democrats prob ably will continue to hold nominal control or both house., in the state Lt'~tslature. thev v.1 11 be unable to act 1n an\ <'Oht·,1n• or coordinated 143) It v. ou Id not be !->urpn sing if after t h 1• -..; n v cm be r e I e ct ions. Hl'pubhcan., successfully wooe-d .1 h J n d r u I 0 ( d I <; ~ r u n ti (' d ()1•mocral., into d · bi partJ..san hloc to control the Assembl\ Sut h d b1 partisan bloc ~oujd rocu' nn electing a spt>aker. com m1ttee ass1j.?"nments. reap port1onment. the budget and m<1 JOr 1:onservat1ve issues But re Jpport1onment looms largest Add lo a II of Uus I he restrain ts of Propo:,1t1on fi a nd Democrats are quite hkely to lose control or next year's leg1slat1ve reappor t1onment. That s exac tl v what Propos1llon 6 wat. intended to do l>1"l rwt... 14h1r h Jre 'pqual an p11pUIJ!l•Jn° fll(•Jn~ thJ I the i: rn v. m g "ll hu rt1-. r.f Oranj?t: ! 11 u n t ' . S a n D 11· co. S d n H• 1 n.1nhntt tlw !-><111 Jo rantJS<'O H" a rt 1 ~Jn Ft•rnJndo Vallev ;in d Ct•ntro1I \'Jllt-v ~111 j!a1n ..., ,11" 1 hL'' arc llk1·ly to be Hl•pulilll-.in c;c~1ts CompJCl d1 s tnct!>•• means thJ t thl· hi.i r k and Mexican· 1\ml'r1t·an communities will be ~t\'en d1i.tricl$ with h1~h percen- t a c t·.c; <1r racial CJnd ethnic mmorll11.:., IN THE Pi\ST. Democratic p.1 r l v J.·a d c rs h<ne d1v1ded ! ht'"'' ·~oldm1nes of Demo < rJlH' \OH'!> among several 111 ., r r 1 1 t :. E a c h o r t h es e d1 ..,tnc•t.., would have 1ust enough hl.u k or Lall no \ oters to insure a "orkin~ Dt·mocratrc majority. But there ~<.'re seldom enough blark or Latino voters to elect black or Latino kR1'>lators. Com· pa rt d1 c;tri<'l'\ mea n -; more l.dttno a.'>!'>c mbl) mt.·n .!fler 1981 but fewer marginally safe Democratic c;eat-. In s hort. Propos1t1on fi means a ··ra1r" le~t'\latrve reapp0rtion- ment w'Jth 11 tth! chance lor the maJority to engage in gross ger· rymanderan~. Rut ironically. :-.ur h a "fair" reapportionment al'\o meanc; a majority o f Ot.•mocrat1c party districts. l>t.•mocntts are. after all. the majority party in California "rth 55 percent of the registered \ olC'r'>. Planning Alternative Olyinpi~ Has Pitfalls The doorbell rang the other evening It was a man from the White House. "We were wooder- ing." be aaid. "j( you would mind halting an Alt.ernate Mini- M l n I Olympi cs in yo ur backyard."' ··I am always ready to serve rn y cO\Dltry In her hour of need," tsaid. "Why!" "In order to fo r ce tbe Ru11tan1 to wit hd raw t heir troops f rom A f - gh an istan ." huatd. "I 'm for that," I aald. .. How doe9 It work!" .. A.I 'YOO KNOW," be aak1. ··a nltiGM bl an haw fOOowed our lead ID bofeoctlq UMe omn. pl c OamH lo Moacow. 'l'be Ru111 .. are tr7lnf to pret.8d they don't ca~. But once they see teams from these 42 nalloo.s having j~ as much fun playing alternate !James aomtwbere e lse, they'll feel like fools They'll be mortified. They'll eat thei r hearts out. They 'll withdraw into themselvea." "Thai·a a real neat Corelen poltcy," I 1ud. "But J don't think there'• room lo our backyard for 42 naUona. '' Alter inspecting the facllttlet, the man Crom tbe Whit• Howe a1reed. "I thlnk we'll Juat let you bo•t Antlgue, Bur~,n. Gabon, t.he Netherlands Antill• and Papua New Guinea," be Hid, ebeekiq a Utt. "That WW get tbe RUAl&nt' aoat..." t utd. "What wtU U.. t.eaau do?" .. Wm.Lt" U SAID, "t.IM1 eu marda ln b'om wbere lbole 1arbap1 _~ .... are over Lblre wttb tbelJ' n.U.al nap ttytq, ' parade across that patch or dirt · "·oh. no. they can't," I ~aid. "My wife, Glynda. just planted coreopsis in there. She'd kill them" "Okay." he sald . "They sJcirt the coreops1s. pla y t he ir alternative games and exit th.rough the basement door as the U.S. Marine Corps' Accor- dion Trio ~ers the n.aUonal anthems ol those naUoaa pruent which have anthems." "It sbould be a magnificent spectacle ,,. I sald . ''Wh at a lternative 1ames wlll tbey play~" "I euess your bac~yard brft bll enough for klck·the-can.'' he l&.ld. f rowninl. .,So WO beUef stick wltb four -aquare, Ro- cbam«au and one-two-three- beaa stalk. On•·two-tbre•· beaftltalk II ~olfun.'' "Ob. UM Ruaalaaa wlU die when U.., *'" a.bout tbls.·· J tald. "How mlft7 troops do )'OU think the) 'II withdraw'>" "Bt he ve me," he said. clap. ping me on the shoulder "at least eight." WEU... TIIAT'S a start. Glyn- da and I have bffn trying to go out to celebrate, but we can't get through lhe picket lines around our Croe .. door. The pickets are variously de- m andln" that the a lternative ga mes lot those boycottlq the Moscow game-s ln order to p?O- test t he Russian Jnvasfon of Afghnn lstan bo themselves boycotted In order to protest racl•I lnequallty, the anti-ERA voto ln 11llnola. vivisectloo and, in the cue of a bunch or city ~uncll members. t>.amircbiQI lbe fair name ol our city b)' pro. testl~ tbe Ruaalan tavalloo of Aftbanbtaa. T be poor White Rous.. Nothlna evn-seem1 to go rt~t. Mayb• tb~y CO\lld Ond a n al~m.auve pm to polltlca. ....... e A..lnf.... To write tht 0.llV Piiot /BO tS.C, c:osa. Mtu, CA 92616 A• Orange Coaal Dalty P1Jo1 1 J'• • ., ~.P • ..;! ____ .,, __ ._. _____ ~ ___ . J•une•22.•1•..,•••••••••Tlioilc;.•11•t•hlr•O••'ili'v•P•lllilo•tn•'••"'2-42•••' ••Iii••- Don't Expect }Jobility to Spurt Overnight 111 IOllN a. &AE Dr. J .. RCN '-~uor o/ ~ ru.1o,, o/ t«holoft. •"'mt.I· ff~ lltldd ~. Clotu "'· ,.... 0 -,.. ....... ol tJw ~ f U.. HiMorw Of f"~. (CJ Ptlbk Rn101ch, ~.,. Tbe aut.ocnoblle oq;ht to be on Ua way out. nu.t. at least ii the 101pel betn1 •oclferoualy preached by M1bl7 arUc\llat elemeau ln American Ute. Thb en.aide hu ~ tolna on ror a number ol yean. but It ba s be•n 1mm~a a urabl y atren.ithmed ot late by the oil cru~la, llu tbat \\ can now be preached tn the name or enerlY conservation. T HE CATCH with \h\ pos1Uon ls that lt rests on two assump- tions, both open to challenge. The first holds that mass transit. espeC'ially by rail, is in· variably more efficient and more economical than in· dividual transportation. The second 1s that the automobile will alwuys be Just what it is to- day ; tben wtU MY< r by all)' new au&omodve tecbnolop or anJ d.llftl'tftl a~ve IUela, TH ftnt propoaltJoo bu ~ d•baled ~•tenalveJy, wllb few co1weru beln& made by eltber aJde. It can be ~c.pted that raJ I tran•port la more efftclenl wta.re there la hllh-denal~ traf· tic: movlna. aton• well·detined corridon. •BE&I TaAFf'lC •• low denall)' and mult.i dlrectlonal, movement by road l• the only th.int that makes seruce, and Ws ia the situation In rural areas and in moet American cities. The leCCllld proposiUon can be explained only 1n terms of a willful ignorance or what is ac- tually going on 1n the automotive world. It nquires thtnklng only or existing power plants and ex 1sting, or rather known, sources of automotive fuels. Yet both are c hanging. perhaps not obviously and dramatically but nevertheless lnevttably WMl r the preaaure ot eveou. THB&B AIU; two pre51ures. One la from the aovernment. mandaUna standards for fuel economy and pollutant emlulons. The other and more lmpartant ls from the market. The 1as-guuler ls oo the way out. With the price of gasoline ns· lnli?. as lt mu.5t, and the cost of buying and operating an automobile steadily climbing, c ustomers are looking for economy and tbe automobile companies have to respond -if they don't, the imports will. and the purchaser gets the benefit. There are no miracles coming along to transrorm the automotive scene overnight; technology seldom works that way. There 1s no "instant technology" in the form of new power plants or new ruels that 1s going to do us much good before the end of the century. if then NOW WE'LL S~E: IF TMS t>A~NED 'TM IN~ WILL F~Y··· Electric automobiles are reaalble. wlthlo tbe same atrln1ent cooatralnu as have alway• applied to them. There la no aubtlltute In stebt for the lead-acid battery. Steam power offers no real aavini ln fuel and It Is more expeMlve and difficult to maintain than the gasoline car. Gas turbines are still not practical for everyday use in the ramUy car. IT IS ONEthingtoproducean experimental car, quite another to make it by the milliona in a form where it can be used day in and day out by operators with little mechanical knowledge or skill, and without requiring ex- pensive and complicated mam· tenance. What is in prospect are im· provements 10 engine and body design that will reduce fuel con· s umption and in tame. as the olde r cars vanish . produce marked savings in our use of gasoline. There are already in produc Punrla - . ' "With saJes down. at least this way we can pick up a few bucks." uon or on the drawing boards stratified charge engines and engines with hemisphe rical combustion chambers that are more efficient and less polluting than the conventional gasohne engine Further efficiency is be· ing achieved by electronic and computerized controls of enganc operation WHV DIDN'T we do this b<>fore? In part because we had to le am how. but more because of an elementary operation or the market system . These engines are more expensive and d1CflcuJt to build. and at was not worth doing wh1lE.· petroleum was plenWul and cheap. Now the price of gasolllle 1s ris ing. buyer<> are becoming economy-conscious, and so the improved engine-. get adopted ft would probably have worked lh1!> way even 1( there were no federaJ nuleage requirements tc meet f'or bod1t·" Jnd chassis. J?reater us<· of lighter matenab ~ 111 help reduce weight to 1m pro"e fuel econom} 8~ 1985 the c:1utobmob1lc 1nduMry will tnple 1ts use of aluminum. double its U!>l' of plastic!:>. and haJ\. e its use of cast iron and regular ~tee!. IN SHORT . we can look forward wtth some confidence to 1mpro\·ements in the efficaenc) a nd ecooomy of our cars that should ease our fuel s1tu.atJon ~mewhat by 1985 It will come an small increments rather than by any s p~ctacular breakthrough. but th1i. 1s tht- normaJ course of technological progress There may be improvement 111 the fuel situation too -if. and only af, oil prices are allowed to find their market level This wiU permit finding new oil, getting more from existing sources, and developing alternatives. None o r this can happen tomorrow. but we had better start today -we s hould have started yesterday. The need for conservation will remain urgent, but for the foreseeable future we can conttnue to use our cars. although perhaps not walh the s ame casual freedom as we have done. WE l'OOT ONLV can use our rar.s. we should Automobile de· s ign and use will adapt themselves to changing condi- tions 1f they arc not artificially r estricted . and for mos t pas:.enger travel the private automobile 1s certainly the most converut>nt and frequently -far more often than not -the most economical mode that we have. Wf' s houJd by a ll means be im- proving our public transporta- tion. but the real danger in our c.-urrenl cns1s 1s th<tt we w1U be :.tampeded into grandiose and 'I.I. astdul scheme~ for mass trans it ft 1s not a que!:>t1on of requiring that transit systems make money -~ that gets into the realm of the unreal. It 1s a quP.staon of using re- sources to the best advantage. and th at 1s def101tely nol achieved by pourmg funds into proJects that are over-elaborate for the needs they are supposed to Sl'rve. There 1s still a vital plaet· for the private a utomobile, and there is going to be for a long time to come. ByDR.CHA RLESCUMMTN~ Cumrrnru as a New York edw:atoT who wrates a column on educational a/lain has to go to the nurse. the substitute has to take this at face value Lesson plans seldom include this kind of informal.loo. Tht.>y establish the tone of the clas:> and see that it's m3Jlltaaned. ~ot all !->Ubst1tutes are ~ood. however . Pare ntal Advice Helps Teachers Try Harder When They Are No. 2 The presence of a substitute in a classroom triggers the release of an unknown b1olog1caJ agent that causes relatively well behaved children to turn into Jekyll-Hyde monsters hell-bent on reducing a mature. profess1ooa1Jy trained adult to a wh1mpenng. dazed human leaving the school buildmg vowing never to return. Students sometimt>s succeed. That they don"t succeed more often is a testimony to the John Wayne ruggedness of s ubstitute teachers THE SU~UTE'S job is difficult at best At 1ts worst. the substitute's JOb is a time extending illusion that turns nightmares into reality and stretches days seemingly mto weeks. For one thing, ~ubstitutes are extremely vulnerable to a variety of thmgs that reguJar tt,>achers take for granted. Substitutes are generally unfamiliar with the school bwld.ing and normaJ school procedures. And speaking of lesson plans -sub stitutcs arc occasionally made vulnerable b) the lesson plans they are expected to teac.-h from Some subs titute lt>sson plans are pathetically incomplete, lea\•ang the sub st1tute with a smkang feelang sulrlcaent to anchor the Queen Mary luxury l.aner DEVIATION FROM the lesson plan may invite censure from the classroom teacher failure to deviate may 1nv1te chaos 10 th<.' classroom . And. of course. the substitutes will sa} that we must not forget the matter of missmi.t keys. Substttutes are somehow expected lo unlock students' closed mmds without lh<' benefit of keys: answer keys, desk keys, or closet keys. How. no one knows. SubstJtute teaching reqwres unbounded self-confidence and energy, as does regular teachmg Exerctsing the wisdom of Solomon and making spht-secood dec1s1ons whilt> maintairung coo.slant. firm control on the class leaves good substitutes exhausted at the end of the day. Some rontnbute to their own misfortune, and that of their rollea~ues, by a~reemg to sub· ~t1tute in area~ in which tht'y have no knowled~e or expertise. Schools often con· tribute to lht> problem by allowing s ubstitutes to do nothtng more than .. babys11:· TJDS LATTER CONDITION fosters sub· ~lltute apathy 1( not oulrt~ht cynicism. It also encoura~es ~tudents to expect a .. free" day ~ hene\'er a sub:.t1tutc 1:. called in Students naturally, then. react negatively to the sub- :>tatute who does tr;-to teach Most of those ractors are problems to be dealt wtlh by teachers and adm1rustrators in the school sy~lem . There as, however, sometlung parents can do to help Parents can help by talkan~ to their children about how they arc expected to bt>have when a !>ubstttule replaces the r eg· ular teacher -whether for one day or for one month By PAUIJNE COLEMAN Pouline Colemon resides 1n Newport &ach. .. Tu .trange -'but true; f<>r truth ii ahoal/S 3tronge; StrcJ:nQeT than fu;tima." It begins with a house for, without. it. the strange events that took place might never have happened. We found it on the outsld.rta of Alhambra, ln a new subdivision where the boues had just been completed. The one we bought could have been built from a blueprint that embodied all our d:reama. The acboolhouse was one block away. and behind that WIS a blU. covered with green graas and wildflowen, wbere childnm could play. T H E DO WN payment awauo.ed our aavinas in one "'1P and took big bl*, each month, from our paycheck for the raymentl· " eoWd 10 back to Yt'Ork." J uld, "lean alw&ys .• :• "No,•• my husband said. "Our daaO*« .. only 8. Sbe needs Joa lien .t home.•• • .,..._ J'U Ond a way to make .._., a home, .. I NJd. And I M I 1*ame a ro.tel' motbel' • '· They are called m only for short periods. i.o even after several jobs \n the same bu1ld· mg they may not know where everything as or how routine things are handled. SUBSTJTUTES ARE vulnerable in that they don't know the names of the students. Nor do they know the students' background or family as well as the regular teacher. GOOD SUBSTITUTES <those who sur· vive and return) ltnow. just as good teachers know. that they usually get the respect and cooperauon of students they deserve. DON'T S MILE approvingly when children tell you about the "funny" things they did to the substitute. Tell them you don't approve of any conduct that shows dis respect for the teacher or which d istracts them from their leammg. Remember, good schools can only build on the altitudes children bnng from good homes. U a duld says he is on medication and Good subslltutes establish their authority the m.mute they walk mto the classroom. Caution: A little Child Shall Leave Them taking county children into our home. I UMEMBER the words of the social worker, the first time she brought us two little sisters, ages 5and6. "Never forget, you are not their mother," she said, "You're a foster mother, paid to give them care. "Hang on to your heart. pro- tect theirs. it wUl make it easier for YOU. and them. when they leave. And they will. Children like tb1s come and go." Sbe'a warnlq me. I ~bt, oti.ervtni her neat, navy blue suit and Immaculate blouse. Sbe'a profeulonal. She tnowa what ebe'• talklng about. &IGlll' 'l'll£N and there. my mlod drew a dl•1ram: Good care: nourtablnc food. ~. clea.n elotbel and watch over tbem. 11cbten UM •alves ot your heart; ~the thermoetat. "No9E," I 1aid, "We ba,. a ct our own." Tina. ... ,.. ..... $. blonde, frail, lived in a world ot fantasy. "A mouse climbed up oo my bed and talked to me." "What did he say. Tina?" "1 DON•T TELL lies, do mother?" ''Why do you ask Tina?'' " 'Cause the last mother, who took care of ua, said I was a bad glrl, and a liar." "Remember the story we read about Jack and the Bean stalk? We kDew th~t the beans didn't grow that Uill over nlgbl, and that Jack didn't climb to the top and find a giant. But It wasn't a lle1" WI.: loALKEO about the dif. ference between lma1lnaUon and a lie. Alter that Tlna could be h eard uylna, "I ju1' •maglned that ... Dolores, another name wu ollve-ak:lnoed, bad dark hiJr and eye1, and •u coutantly t.rylq to help and please me. She needed approv-1. Their Idler, wbo toot them bome every weekend. told me his wife ran away with another man. "She was rotten to the core," he aaid bis blue eyes filled with anger and bate. "Dolores looks like ber mother." TINA BEGAN to suck her thumb. Dolores looked down at her shoes; both battered and hurt by his bitter words. The soclal worker was right. Tbelr father re·married and took them away. Others came. mostly products of broken homes. ripped and tom in dif. ferent ways which we tried to mend. They, too, left in tlme. The lut child we took from the county, WIS 15-mont.hs old. I'll call her Darlene. A Un)' mite with tristful dark-brown eyea, and almoet no haJr . WE DISCOVEBED wh.y. she'd pulJ IJtrandt ol hair rrom her head, and quiver all over when we touched ber. SM bid scab- blet.J... *,diaper rub. .. wa. a tober Uttle thine ... m y husband said. "Can s he talk"" "Yes. she can, daddy," our daughter said, ''She just said, 'YI· YI.' I think she's telling ~ she's hungry." She was right. Darlene didn't talk her way in· to our hearts. She waded in. Deeper and deeper. Sbe learned to talk to sing; her smile erased the words of the soclal worlter. She called our daughter "Sis· sie," and followed her every- where. Sbe was ••ours." lN MORE THAN two years we never saw, or heard from the mothtt. 1ben we be1an to in· vestigate the poutbllity of adopting her. but bad our plam shattered by the arrival of her mother and a man. "I've come to take my baby.'' s he said, "Come lo mother, Darlene, doo't hlde behlnd tUt little ,U-1." "Make it IUPP>'· Get the kid. we sot a lone rtde ahead of U!I." EVOY GAUl&NT l pacbd •u damp wlth my lean. M.y husband, glim and white, was attempting to soothe our daughter. The man carried Darlene to the car, kicking and screaming. "Sissie." We stood by -helpless. My sister-in-law gave up teaching school, and applied for a child to adopt. My husband's brothe r called when they brought her home. "I think we have your baby," he said. "Impossible," J told him. "How could the same child end up ln the same family!" .. COME AND see." he said. He was right. It wu Darlene. She dkln't remember us. There was oo purpose in telling and confualng her. She needed time to adjust. Tbe house? Tom down now, like all the others on the block. The bill. with green •rau and wlldrtowera, where children u.sed to pl&y. 11 where tbe ttate colleae now at.ands. Darlene? A lovely. polaed youna woman, married now, the mother ol two bo~. Much ol her lime ta ~ to charity wort. amons battered cblldrea. She know• the whole 1tory, and .,,.... wt\h all of us, that tnllJa la ltl'aqer \ban net.too. .. ' ~ . ."*"9• ,. Ho8pital Beds Empty But Wunty Laclcins in Nuning Home1 87 DDA>ll .. tnN been ~by 1111$. lou blmNllo UM report aucb treatment. the re· .... ..., ....... Ora.DI• County t"OD· t nu•• to have meny more bmpUal bed.I than paU nta Co ruJ l.btm. and an HceA ol •m•raency roomauwtil no&ed port CCJneluded IT"I NOT UM11 U11t enoufb new aunin1 bom• wtll be bui.lt to .. that abortattt I th• health council report Hld. 811ldu lb• retm· T .. hrHment ftoblem0 • " 1 Oran1.• Cou.nt1 1borta1• o nurH• to RtaJtb Planntns CouncU •U ff conYahtctftl la the county'• federally· faclUIJ• u well ., ri•· deal.anated b alt.h ure plaqn.ina body and baa 10 • conatrucUon and approval authorltfc on land cos&a act u deter-But Oren1• County fee• a HriOw •bor1•U "' IU.1...&ni bomM What '• moat die · countine to LM poten· tlal nuraloa home buUd«r la Ui.e low relm· buraement ra\ea by MedlCaJ and .Medlcare, aceof'd1aa to the report. rent.a to the potAtntlal applleatlona by ocal nuratn, home owner. bealtb •eenclu for TbHe eooclualon• came al'ler a &urv•Y of 0.. count)''• beahb C IN servltea conducted by t h e Orance Couoty Health Plannlftl Coudl aad rdeued lhla week 8"8 ln nuntn1 bomea ,..t_ed_•_r_aJ_;:.,a;r_an_t.a_. ----. M~l of \he t'OUDly'a $6 oun ln.c honl were run turtn1 1978, the 1urvry rear A short St' of l .383 clUrn n.:· hotnt' b4.-ds h1&8 County .... ~uspect In Florida Pa1menla from tho two 1overoment pro· crama ln many cH es don •t cover the to1ta of provl~ cere: for the t ldtrly aod disabl ed wh o Ji ve in nuruna hom n I N THAT case. the nu u an1 hom e owner must pau on the cost to the pallent or take the P\J9UC NOTICE were run ln tm. but the same couldn't be said f o r b'd a ln aculti bot pita.la The aver-a,• occupan· cy ratoa ln the county's 39 uute care bolpltall reached 83 percent that y~ar, h r below the fed eral gwdelln., of 80 vcrc~nl TRER£ ALSO were t oo many e m erge ncy rooms fOI' the number of patienl4 that required PUBUC NOTICE One month lo the d ay ler a savage spree of 1pe. murder a nd at· mpted murder in San· 1 Ana, suspect Willia m iarles Payton. 26, has -en captured in a Tam· 1, Fla. motel room . r -----------~~-~-~------------~ A team of FBI a gents 1ided the tra ns ie nt stelry Thursday and rested Payton on a gltive warrant issued iesday in Los Angeles, :cording to i n - stigators. Philip A. McNiff. FBI ent in charge or the 1mpa office. sa i d 1yton was to be ar igned before a U.S. 1gistrate Friday. P UBLIC NOTICE 1"1CT1nous ausoe•u MAMC ITAT•Ma"T T"9 ~ --la do4"t \Mdl- -•s: LALIOUE·Ol.SfGN .,Id PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOU$ au51NlfU MAMC STATl.MCNT TM too-•no '*"'°" " -no tivll-,.. .. , ., GREG J . WIESE A~IATES. 16601 !>ell Circle. -llAQlon a..c:11, c.morn .. .,... GrlOQ ~ W..W, l..o? Sell Cir c le, Hul\llt'Q\Ofl 8eecf\, Cefffotl\le n.n Tllll -· ll ~led Dy -lfl. ct•v,Ou•t Gr'9Q.J -Tiii\ \fat-I *•' 1119d wilt\ tlW COVIii'( Cwrto Of Oteft99 c_, OI\ JUft9 1',t .. lr~~u:l!t!J~ lt J~~w'!>~~~ FROM THE IRVINE JAYCEES 6 PACK OF "GROUND BLOOM FLOWEllr V.ALUEOFS•" WITH PURCHASE OF ..... oa MORE aJWIO THU AD TO: WALNUT VILLAGE 8HOPPDfO CEMT'Ell NO&TllWltST CORNER OF CULVEll AND WALNUT PftN•••1 ..... rt Jf'11hUt .Ja»e ........ C.-•uftlt• ~ ........... . ST AND OPEN .iuL Y ~ST TO JULY 4TR :'le is accused of the t murder of Pamela >ntgomery. 21, and the te mpted murder s or aine Pessinger, 11 , d his mother Patricia ·ssinger, 42, with a tcher knife. MANUl'ACTUlt£R OF OfllAPl.IUES PtW7M -Hosnuo -•ccuso1uu, P11t111......, o..,.. C-•t o e11y P 11o1 1.0 A..M to .10 p M 7'5W. l111'Slrwt, UnllA,C.0.leMHe, Junen, 1'.Ju1., •. tl, IM ltaa-tO L..----------------=-------=--=----------..J rhe attacks occurred iy 26 and Santa Ana thorities re quested l from the FBI after veloping information , P ayton's possible 1ereabouts. Clll 1"""9 ftl.27 Hld1 A. Godoy, S W. Y ... U.. 1"'1M, Clll ......... '27M T"la ~la cendw1_, DY Ml lft. dl"I ..... Hl<kA ~ '"'' tl-.....t ..... flled -!fie co .. 11ty c1-of 0r.,... c-ty °" J-19,t .. "'"'" PuC>ll-0.-C-t Deity Elol, J-n,,,,,, ... ., •. u.1• u.. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUI aUSINIUS NAME STATl!Ml!NT Tiie lollOW'nQ pet'totl h OOtllQ bu\I N 'S•s ROLFING MEH~O OF !>l AUC TURAI. INTEGR ATIOl'4. -E l111l Sl•Ht, • 221, Coote Mo e. C.lllorl\I• '2671 Mo\.M &.ftc.1"~~•, .0'0 At._,., Ant'.,., ~ S..c:ll, C•llfO<lll• ,,.., T"h l>•NNU II <-.Cltld by •non d ovk1.,e1. --·"-"' lllo\ I~ ••~ 111.0 wlln llW He is charged in the 31 warrant with in· rstate flight lo a void ·oseculion in the oody May 26 spree in .nta Ana. l'ICTITIOUS IWSINEU County Cl.,11 of Or~ Co..n1v °" J Uft91'.•• ti.• .:.~~T:,~-;:~·.~. "°"'0 Pu1>0...,..., Or-ea. .. O••o:1:.= blllol\::~;'s.o N AV£N Ut: AS· J~n "·~'-1'°140 PUBLIC NOTICE !.OCIATE!> 1•1'2 e...c .. BIYd . "'""' 11>Qlon 64>«11. ~•l«n•• 91..,1 f'tt<IOt" ....,.,.,_"· In< • .e c..t1tc>rrtt• rorpor•l•On ,,,., 8f'ACf'I 81Yd Hun11~ ee.c.h. C....J1totn1i1 .,._., E N A Proo•rt1 •~ tnc . • l'ICTITIOUS IUSINl.SI C•hlo~nl• corpor•hOI\, 1•161 ~Kil HAMI: STATEMENT 81•0 • H-ln;otofl Beecfl. C..hfort'•• '"• fol-lltO !»"'""I• doo"9 ~· ~1 _. n Tllo~ IMl\tMn Ii c-uc totd Dy • RIJ8100UX CONCRETE CON· llmiled-1nerv>lo ACTOA!o 300 North NPWOOtt 81•0. "9<'tor 111\en.ecll. Ill(.. I• C N..,.port 8'1.o<" C•lll0<nl• Heet« Mene<ll •l ' . Prnldtm JolePll Petr lctr 5 we11n, 1J71 Tiii• ,..,_,,. ••~ flllld wll" tn« \<Ill•, ~ Be<Kll, c..111or11te Cou11ty Cl.,k of Or•"9't Co.irlly on .0 • Ju..."· l- hl\ ""'"""" 1, conou<ll'd Dy en on· SAMUELcuanE 00Udl Anw ... y .. U• .Joe~ tilt Slew•- r111, SIJll-t WA\ flletl wllll ""' S.lte 10 •nly Ct•rk ot Or~ll~ Counly Ofl M-1 ........ 8Mdl, CA '*1 .., It, 1'l80 OHi .. ,..._ ,,,.... l't~1 'UC>tl-Or_,. ~t O•llY Piiot. Pul>ll~ Or.-. CO.•I 0.lly PolOt, oe n. 2'. July&, tl, 1'90 ur•.., Ju,.. 22, 19, July•. 13, '"° 1~ Neptune Societ v llUUTlON aUlllAL At SI.A 646-7431 v ...... i.i....nry_. __ ,.......,._.._ .... unfNY ._, _.,..._~_. ... c..ie.1 ... ~i. 14 lln. c. ... ,, .. ,, iAalOa UWM-MT. OUYE Monuarv •Cemetery C renatorv 1625 Gisler Ave • Cos1a Mesa 54<>-5554 IAln.aatG80N ~HOME 646-~24 Costa Mesa 673-9450 .... Cl .. OTHHS llU. aOADWAY MOITUAllY 110 Broadwav Costa Mesa 642-9150 SNTH a nrrMU. MOITUAIY WISTCLW CHAPI&. Mortu.iv • C remetlon a 4'n E. 17th St. De.a• Netkes PUBLIC NOTICE ---------,.CTITlOUS aUSINIU """'°'" U A'TIMl.NT Ttw lol~ --I• doo"9 ~ ,.,~ ., NEWPOllT AAT CENTE R, ,400 w~'' C-' ".-...,. N---1 a.Kii CAt1WO SuUll S c ..... IUf? s,.,,. MeOt'e )ti.,•. ~ ~. CA t110\ Tiii\ ...,..,,.., ll <.OflOu<t.0 l>Y .,, 111 61wl-1 ~SCUM Tiii' st•-wn lll.O wll" tM c-1v O et'k"' Ot-c;ou..1., Oft Mn 78, 1.., THOMAS fflff:U.S A~yatUw S..111 .. .. __."_lelfll• ... -N--1 c-tw Ort,.. N-..ri -.ti, C.. ._ f't ... PuC>ll-Or-C.0.•t Oelly Piiot J"""'· a,n,1'.1• i~ Costa Mesa 646-4888 ,_Cl.c>TH9S SNmfS' MOITUAAY 6Z1 Main SI. ~nt1nsJ1on Beech 53&-6639 Laguna Manor RETIREMENT RESIDENa ,_, ...... , C«OMW. N•Al ._,.. 7801 Bolaa AWi. w.tmlneter 81&3152.5 PAClfile·Y•W t•tl:MIAl.P-1 " Cemetery MCM'tully ~ 3500 Peolflc vi.. 0t1w HilwPoft BelCh ~ ' Private rooms In a oulet garden atmosphere overtooklng the Pacific Ocean. Attractively served meals Including special diets. Dally maid servlee, phones. cable T.V. and local tranecx>rtatton Included. ....... ,,. "...... • ' 3 3 ' ... 2 JO S.. c..e Nf:~ l I ....... C& I C714149M411 1 .. . --- at Udo Marina Village We're all gussied up for the 4th of July Com e stroll o ur boardwalk to browse or to buy The little old popcorn ve nder will be there As red. white a nd blue balloons float In the air! More than 75 specialty shops, boutiques a nd restaurants line the quaint cobblestone street s of Lido Marina Village. nestled in Newport Harbor. A beautiful place t o spend the 4th of July weekend! Lido Marina VUJage Just off Pacific Coast Hwy. at Newport Blvd. and Via Lido Open Saturday 10 to 9. Sunday noon to 6 We Put Our Money Where Our Mouth Once you've made the decision to take a second Trust Deed Real Estate l oan against your home you want cash--- not conversation. You want performance ---not procrastination. At Republic we pride ourse lves in being the ACTI ON home loan company. We deliver Is! what we promise. Most ho me loan companies require normal processi ng time of two weeks for second Trust Deed Real Est ate l oans. At Republic we have the flexibility to advance a portion of your foan-·within 48 to 72 hours if need be. If you need the full amount right away we can arrange that also. For loans of $10,000 to SS00,000 on homes or income property, talk to one of our experienced, professional loan brokers. We'll arrange the loan best suited to your individual needs--even if you're having financial difflculties. We deliver on our promises, because we're here to help. • Republic Home Loan 19772 MacArthur Blvd .• Irvine. CA 927 is· (714) 851·0991 . ---------. ~~ JULY ~ SUMMER SALE BUZZING WITH VALUES Statlstg T ..... ,,,,, I INFANT ttwu PRETEEN "Ip 'D 'fuck PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE f'ICTITIOUS au.INl:U .."""'9 ITATH111aNT TM lot._,,,. peno•n •r• ... ,.. lionltl9'• .. SUNCRES T ON'TARIO COM· PAHV. A JOlr>t V.,.lure•. '-tMWI --· '-· " Jotl'C ............. ' Oftlerto E.-C--. A )Oollt v ... . tu••·. ltl•ll•"•· A l.l lfttt~o P•r1 ......... Wlelofl P-HHll Com· P•".,. A. Geft9f' a l P• r 'f'•r '-"' 0 SeftdC••lf• C.•lftP•nY. A G enu•I ,.~. e.AIH ICwl...,oftCI C°"' _,., A ~ Pwt-V>•P. H..,i P UBLIC NOTICt. PUISUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE d1.,10-.,•• NOTICE OF OEATH OF '''"''~"·'41'• F R A H c I s J 0 s E p HI '"" "~1·"-1 ••• I io<) ...... , ... D W Y E R A N 0 0 Fi',:::;:•,~·· '" '••nQo c°""11 on P E T I T I 0 N T 0 A 0 · PU_, MINISTER ESTATE NO. PuOU\IWd O<.JnQO {CM"I 0.oly Pilot A-104961. J"""'· 1$ n.1'1. 1---~'° To all ti e1 r s, bene1tc1aries. c r ed itor<, PUBLIC NOTICE and c~t 1nQent c reditors oi WP••ioa~HOl'CAU"'°"•iA Francis J oseph Dwyer and couwnOl'«MlMHMl p e rson s w ho may be ,.o .. ~o.... .... otherwise interested in the ~.:.O·C::.::.n:m w 111 and/Of' ~tate ~-o1 ,,..· ........,._ ,..,,t..., of A petition has been tiled ADAM lt0YC£ Al.SE.RY Dy by Violet C. Dwyer in the ••LLIAM JOSEPt4 ~HSOH, .J11 .. Superior Court Of Orange ,......,.. ~ATtOH •E Countv r eQuest1n9 t hat s.o ... .,,.Adopt..., Violet C. Dw yer be ap. CASENVMER Ao 11a1 po i n t ed as per sonal ™E PE~l.Of'Tt4ESTAT£OI' r epresenta t ive t o ad· ~L,::.=.~G.wnT m i n ister t he estate of v ... _ .... ..,c1 ... -...-...a1• Franc i s Joseph D w yer -~"'·~•nlN•CGW1°" d t ... I d d ,..,...,_ "· 119' et t .u •-"'· 1" I un er .. e n epen ent 11_,, a. _....., 91 ,.., Ci¥tc c..w Administr ation of Estates or1 .. w.-.1, ~. AM, c.11twt.1• Act> The petition is set tor "'°'· -.. VI"" .. ~ '-' ,_ hearing in Dept . No . 3 at :r"..:S-.:-.,.~.,::.."'" -11*' .-tltloft 700 Civic Center Onv e, t,,. ...,.. ... o1 AOAM ROYCE est 1n the C1tv of Santa ALBERY,•-·......,.. -J.,.,.. 'c It 22 °' "'1' """1. °" .,.. --1.,... Ana, al orma on J uly , ..-n _ 1,, t.,. ·-..,1111.., 1980 at 10 ooa m . <-1.--•or-.c1eccordl11t IF YOU OBJECT to the to..,...,..1-..,n1e_. .. ,, .... ranting of t he pet i tion "'°"-1o-1Nec1Yl<•of-. _....,..,ws-. .,...,-• you should either appear .. ...........,,..,_.,.,...111 11ellf'Otlff- t the hearing and state 1,,_.__ .. .,._..,.. yo u r o bject ions o r file o.•· ~1•. l• \Written objections with the ::=:-.wenc"· rcour t before the hea r ing. ..,, ?'t? Y ou r appearance may be • • ~ in person or by your at-m• ............ orney. .........,ututt I F Y 0 U A R E A ""'',,.... CREDITOR or a cont-,._,_0r...,CAoeJiOe1tyl"l1ot. lngent creditor Of the de · J-n .... .1111,•.tJ,i• ..._ eased, you must fil e your PUBUC NOTICE lalm with the court or ----------present It to the personal representative appc>f nted by the court w ithin four months from the date of Int Issuance of letteN as provided In Section 700 of the Probate Code of Callfomla. The time for lllng claims will not ex· re prior to four months rom the date of the hHr· Ing noticed above. , ICTITIOUS eusc ... u MtMelTAT9MeNT TH to1-ift9 --· ••• dol119 Ml .... , ... HA•eC>Ull, t>W ~ Hl911NMy, .....,_, 9NCll, cei•forrffnwo; ~.o. au '"° """"*1 llMdl, c.111WN• ,.,... "--' ..... Netiof\91 --· 2>44 c-",._.,, ~ 8Mc:tl. CMlf!H'Ne91!Mt w 1111...-A $<1\mldt, 4'0 O.ll Strwi, U.-8Mdl, Cllltfonlle ftMO Tlllt 11\ttl""I II <OfldlK*f W a ....,.a_,~ Wllllem A.. S<llmldt Tl\fs ...-...--Iii.ct wltfl tM C-ty Cl«I of 0refl99 C-ty M j -... i-. VOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept bY the court. If you ere Interested In the tate, you may flle • re· ll'vtMt.llled er.,.. CoHt Oe11~'= uest with the court to re· j.,... n . ,., July,,,,_ 1"° ~ celve sc>eelal notice of the lnventC>r( of estate asset s and of the petitions, ac· c ounts and reports scribed In Section 1200 of the CAllfornla Probate COde. PUBLIC NOTICE . ---------~---~ l AVOCATION ' Newport Beach PoUee Set. Joe Lam· ~rt ahowa aom• of the firework• con· nscated las& year. A llhouab tbo Fourth of July worb are U- 1 e & a l ln Newport h~och. a.om klnda arc allowed ln other C'tt1ea Lumbtort suir· aeslS that roastaJ re· s 1dcn~ e ht'ck with thetr <'&t y's Flre l>(>partrnent Pre\ICn· t ion l:Jureau to flnd out ii f tre"A>orl() are allowed ,. ----------------------0..1,~lel 'l•ll P....ie Hillside Grading Rule Facing Uphill Struggl e By DON CHAPMAN Of .. OM!y~Si.tf Sao Juan Capistrano o fficials will purs ue ways of keeping city hillsides as natural as possible, despite the fact its guidehnei. have rome under fin• by engineer!>, bu1lden. and urchitects. AT A 11 11,LSIDE g u1del1ne workshop, held by city coun ei l members and planning commissioners this ~·week, officials heard cr1t1cism of a document s pelling out policy and procedures for hillside development. Several speakers said the guidelines do not lake into consideration c."ertain needs for grad- ing. such as roads and space for parking. Spea k e r s sa 1d o ther aspe<.'ts or tht- gu1delmes. such as roof pitch 1muls, 1Jm1tations on color and wall areas, were dictating ar ch1tec- ture, and that was not desirable. "I dlsa~ree with the ide a that the se g uidelines would max imize integra tion of homes to hillsides." said David Boyle, a San Juan c 1v1J ~ngmeer. .. It's a mistake to de- velop rigid numerical guidelines for develop- ment." BUT OFFI~ said the guide Ii nes for custom built bomes helped remove subjec· liv1ty from decision· maloog. and indicated they would schedule anothn work!>hop on the ~UbJt.'t'l The gu1delinr•-;, pri· pared b y Moore. Hubh• and Yutkll of SanlJ M o n 1 ca • h a v l' b t-en a dopted in n •,olutwn form and a re t:xpPc·lt'd to eventually ht• ,iddt·d by tht• council to thr c 1 t y • ~ I . ,J n d I ' ~ ,. Man a g cm c.: n l C (1 d \' The~ appl:, to ;11 ca~ with 10 per cc·nt or mon• s lope. I Sears t 11· Ii 111 it1·1 I. '" t1111 n i1 Huntin"ton Bt.~aeh SURPLUS STORE ' Seve 20%~% on all Items In stock. " ..... .,u Ont tiU•hl> •nd d1M>OnUn""'"'1 ~"' one-""' qurMM art· 011• n • ,,1 ... 1 l'fl<. ,, m_.1tl'hHl'11·., from,..,,,.,.,... kt·l••I •ntf \4ht •1Hw1t••m 'Art• f1.rm1·th11off1 i1-1J t•, .,, 1 ( ut .. 111~ In .tnhut1110 1•1 w n111un "'-.. , .. k•· 11• .. l11r•· ·•''l'll'••I tr 1 , , 111 Effective 6·29·80 STEREO SYSTEM AM/FM CASSETTE RECORD PLAYER CS only) S avP •1 00 Was 289.95 NOW $189.95 72" ROUND TABLECLOTH ~ .. Was 16.39 NOW $6.88 WILSON RAQUETBALL ~~ RAQUETS Sizes 5-13 Were8.99 SAVE 50°/o Were 2999 NOW 14.88 NOW $6.44 Many Colors To Choose From GIRLS' NYLON JOGGING SHORTS Were3.99 WOMEN'S TERRY PULL-ON JUMPSUITS Were 6.99 NOW S4.44 , -.... .. 1.... Ml-. ....... ..... ._. .. ,?.· ...... .......... ,,... ... ' Pt-lestlaood .Fulftlllllfl OldDreanis CROMWELL, Conn. (AP) -Much ot Bradley Pi(U'ce'11 life had been filled wtth sex and drues. He never went to bed much before dawn. Two mar· rlaaoa didn't work out. One olt}lt, he turned lhe keya ol hla Manhattan olpt.cJub over to someone else and never came back. Ledwell Doyle's two daughters were grown and hls wile was dead. He wu an executive or an insurance company in bis native Canada. Jn h1.s golden years, he found him.self alone but with a young man's dream or long ago lbat •till ruckered John MacNeiJ. a widower who had lived In Canada most ol his life. had a well-paying JOb as a nuclear engineer. His wife died eight years ago and he was at I006e ends, no Jooger geU.mg any :,atasfacllon from his work LJke the apostles who gave up their fishing nt'ts to follow Christ nearly 2.000 years ago. Pierce. Doyle and MacNeU left lheir Jobs and lifest yles to enter the priesthood They came lo Holy Apostles Seminary. nestled in the picturesque Connecticut Valley. 20 minutes Cro m Hartford. THE SEMINARY WAS establiahed 24 yurs ago by the Missionaries of lbe Holy Apostles re· lt~ious order for second career or delayed voca-tion~ in the priesthood It has sent nearly 200 priesL'i into parishes, dioceses and relJg1ous con J(regaUons In the United States and abroad rts t.•nro llment includes former rock musician!>. television J)t'rformet11, teachers. Gls and cooks To help pay the ir tuition and room and board, the ~emmanaos work as handymen on the 30 acres occupied by the seminary. l'u·n·C' . .., 43 year old native of North Haven C'onn . had been an the restaurant and d1scothe(\u~ liu!>1nt~s in New York Caty, rubbing elbo'4-s with the fomou ... of show bui.mcss and poltt1c., dunn~ th<· rot·k l'fJ of the 'G<h.. "I W\S GETTING lf'Ss and k s'> '>allsfat.•tw n an1t h•ss .md lt"•S ml'an1ng out of my hfr.,tyle," tw ret .ii ls /\nd 1 think that part of the· ro<'k culturl' m1 lwu \.\J.., a se<.1rchin~. t>SpeC'tall) at th1.1t t1mt.-tiy t.•1·rt;11n i.:roup .... for answers 1n lift. :mil a spmtu .. .t d 1r1wn.,,,m 111 tht-ir Ines. I, too. "a" 'l·uri·h1ng <See PRIF.STJJOOV. Pag4' J\12) .,,_, .sun. n. ,.., NATHAN PllTIKIN ASKS: WOULD YOU LIKE TO FEEL YOUNGER, LOOK BETTER, AND LOSE WEIGHT? IF THE ANSWER IS YES, INVESTIGATE THE PRITIKIN BETTER HEAL TH PROGRAM It enables people of all ages to lwe o longer, healthier life, feel- ing younger. tree of !he rovoges of the deb1l1totmg degenerative dis· eases that plague modern man. For patients now wffering from heort disease, hyperiension. diob· etes, arthritis, hardening of the arteries, and obesity, the Pri11k1n pro- gram hos proved to be o nutnhonolly sound, medically '>ofe op· prooch to arresting, alleviating, and in some coses helping to re- verse the symptoms of these cond1t1ons For th~e seekm<l to word off the development of these diseases. the Pr1t1lun Program lay'> the groundwork. for a lifetime of good health FREE INTRODUCTORY LECTURE Tuesday, July 1 -8 P .M . AIRPORTER INN HOTEL 18700 McArthur Blvd .. Irv ine San 01990 Fwy. 405-McArthur Exit For Information cell collect (21 3) 373-9797 Whose Grandfather was a Furniture Maker m the early 1 800'~ -. MONDAY, Jl.rNE 30, 1980, 7:00 P .1U. TUESDAY, J ULY 1, 1980. 7:00 P.M. 3000 RE D HILL, COSTA MESA, CALI FORNIA THESE ARE SOME OF TIIE IUGHLIGfITS OFFERED WITH PRIDE: 15 Beautiful Old American Clocks -Anson 1882. iron and !)pelter "1th the rigure of a man playing a mandolin on the side -Anuque Grandfather Clock with hand made metal wor h tn wood casing, signed by the maker -Wa sp Gingerbread 1881 Ses~1ons Rosc:....,ood C:amelback -Cuckoo with finely car ved F ox and Bird -M 1rror Mantle d0<.·k wllh mercury pendulum -Seth Thomas -8-day Aurine. finel} inlaid -Sess ion~ oak School Clock with drop pendulum. ongi.nal -M1ss1on style wall clock OAK FURNlTURE -Bowed Glass Comer Cuno Cabinet -Pia> er Piano "tlh 90 Roll' made by DeRivas & Hams. New York -Double Leaded Glass D1s pla> with Desk. on Paw Feet -Extra Fancy Side·by-Sides -Highboy Dressers -2. 3-Piece Bedroom Sets with finely carved mounts: Dresser. Double Bed, Commode -Ladies Slant Front Desk Larkin Drop Front Desk -3 Fancy carved Halltrees Wllh brass hooks. 2 Wllh hft up benches -Library Tables -42 in. and 45 in. Round oak Tables on round pedestal and scroll feet -45 in. Square Table Wlth fluted legs -Lamp and Occasional Tables -Lift Top Ice Boxes -Jelly Cupboard with Glass Doors -Hoosie rs -Set or 6 s pindle a nd pressed back chairs -4 Captains Cba1rs with cane seats -4 T -back Chairs -83 m . Long Bench - Rocker with rounded back MISCELIA.NEOVS FURNITURE -Beautiful Mahogany Bedroom Suites -Ele~ant 3-Piece Walnut Bedroom Suite with a high finely carved headboard and 2 marble top chesL') -Mahogany and Rosewood Upright Piano -4-Piece Mahogany Living Room Suite with carved backs, on carved paw feet; the love seat and arm chair have carved Lions head knuckles -Unusual Mahogany Chest with Brass Safe -East Lake Love Seat and Arm Chair -Spinet Desk on Queen Ann legs and Chair -Mahogany Victrolas -Walnut Wig Chest -Walnut Dining Table -Primitive Kitchen Cabinet -Large Cedar Chest - Victorian Armch airs -Ladderback Chair with claw and ball feet -Windsor Cha.&rs - Comer Shelf Displays SPECIAL MISCELLANEOUS -AMERICAN GLASS including Duncan & Miller. Northwood, Fenton, Cambrtdge, Opalescent, Vaseline, Cobalt Pitcher with 6 Tumblers, Amethyst Pitcher with 6 Tumblers, Heisey Pitcher and 5 Tumblers all Wlth gold lips . Northwood Hand P ainted Pitcher and 6 Tumblers. Cranberry Hobnail Pitcher and 4 Tumblers Daisy & Buttoo -EmboAed Gone witb the Wind Lamp. Squatty type with Water Uihes -Signed Handel T,,able Lamp -Repoua&ed Milk Glass Globe Lamp -Old Half Porcelain Doll Boudoir Lamp -6 Beautiful and Rare Doult.on Plates -Bisque Porcelain Figures -Crystal -Unusual reverse glass painting with Mother-of-Pearl - Childs Wicker Rocker -Ha.n&tnl .Doll Cradle -17 Old Wood Planes -3 Stylilh Wicker Baby Buggies -Double barrelled 12 gua1e 1bot~ signed J . H. Loewenbagen Nacbllor Altona-Single Barrelled Shotgun by H. S. Springfield, 1891 -And Much, Much More PREVIEW: Monday, June 30, 1: 00 P . M. till Auction Tuesday, July 1, 1:00 P.M. til Auctit>n TERMS: Cash, well·ldentified Check, f~ Mastercharge, VISA I • · " SPRINGE R enoWHTE AUCTIONl!AI I 3000 Red Hill Avmu~. Cosca Mna, California ... 714-54()-4098 ' . -·---~ .. -------- .......... ,. DATING GAMEY Bredtey Prerco traded VICO tor God PRIE THOOD ... tFn• Pal_. All) .. F\nall). •n t!n4, I h•d come to the reall&allon tbat I peratf'h nff"df'd Lo be ba1>l11ed. which I Hvf'rv.as HE CONTINUED TO run his nightclub bui.1- ous for about sUt months alter hta bapllsm Then hf' entered a Trapptsl abbe:,. St Joseph's,mSpenc-er. Ma "I left my mghtclub one momma at 5·30 a.m. I JUSl turned the keys over to someone else and re- port~ lO the Traµp1st abbey at about 3 ln the af· temoon and went to bed that first evening for pro· bably the first lime in my life at about 8 30 in the evening ·· He sta)l"d tn the abbey for six months. then went to lnd1a "here he spent three months with Mother Theresa working Wllh the poor m a leper colony. "Soon an.er. perhaps within eight or nine months. l began to realize a call to the vocation of pnesthood ·· He 1s scheduled to be ordained a year from now. Doyle, at 70 the oldest of the seminarians. says be decided to enter Holy Apostles College after his wife died in November 1978. "I've always had a leaning and a wish for the priesthood right back to my early school days," he says ''But family finances and this type of thing dented me or that opportunJly ... DOYLE IS FROM Moncton, New Brunswick. He has two dauJ!hters. Sister Joan. 44, and Sisler Bethany. 37. members of the Order of St Martha in Prince Edward Island. He was with Blue Cross of AllantJc. Canada for 35 years. the last 18 as pre· sident. He retired in 1977 "As l retired," he says, "I was always faced with a busy hfe and a challenging hre I was always very a<'l1ve in the church I was president of the pansh council. for example, and I also saw a great need of lay help for the church. "And I said. 'God has blessed me. I'm now free and r have the lime I don't know 1r I have the abihly. but nevertheless l would hke to be a priest and offer my services in a fuUcrway · · Doyle wm be ordained two years. MacNe1I. 54, was born in Detroit. where his rather. a Canadian c1t12en. was an auto worker for three years . But MacNeil. an American citizen, was raised and educated in Canada His family re- turned there when he was still a child He worked for 20 years for Atomic Energy of Canada. Ltd .. m Ontario. H.is wife died in 1972 He has two children. Anne Marie Martheleur. 25, mar ried and hving in Sydney. Nova Scotia. and Scott. 21, who is studying to be an architect at Nova Scotia TechmC'al College "MY w .. ·F. WAS dead. the kids were grown up," he !>ays "l was on the loose there and I had a good pas1tton The JOb was going well, but I wasn't gettm~ all that much s at1sfact1on out or 1t. I could see personally that this is not all there is lo life and living. In the back of my mind for a number of years was this rel'hng that there's something more lo living than this .. It wasn't a move on the spur or the moment. It was in the back of my mind for a number of years After my wife died. I didn't really trunk about 1t because the two children were still going lo the university. preparing for their careers After they finished. this call or thought became stron2er and stron-'!'er 1n my mind " MacNeil will be ordarned an about 18 months We've got the views no other apartment can match. Wide-open scenes of Newport Bay, Balboa and Catalina from your private terrace. Wide-open lifestyle and recreatwn opportunities, too. Health club, pools, tennis. Come and see for yourself. Luxury adult rentals from $600 monthly 200 Promontory Drive West, Newport Beach. Telephcne (714) 675-8000 Just north of Jamboree on Pacific Coast Highway Owned and managed by Tiu Irvine Company Equal Housing Opportunities l DALLAS <AP>-Bue Oold- aelo bellev• lbe .u-a••m''MMd woman 1bovld bav• ur on werwlon ot the Uta.I• black book. So lb Ooldltele, wbo onte waa nJect.ed from a com~ daUn1 MrVlce, c:ompUM '1'ht 0 r.ate.t Utt.le Bachelor Book In TH u" complete with pbotoe •Ad biGCN'** o1 aoo o1 the 1tate'1 mmt ellllb&• bachelors. TBS 1MM>C Ill th. latest pro. Jfft ol .... Ooadateln'a SuaAnn Publlcationt. Inc , whlch publl1ht11 "The Under1round Sbopj>tr" ln 1.1 cltJee a cl'08s the nation Mt . Goldateln, a 38-year-old Oallaalte, says 1be thought of the bachelor book after a com- puter datina aervtc. told her ''I was not a marketable commod.t· \y because I was over 30 and highly educated and probably made more money than most ITI('O " She a:sked Texas women to recommend bachelors for the book. Then the men began bear· mg about It and volunteerilfg. O"I DAILY IO· I 0 SAT.•.10 SU.. IM VlSA' RHpontH pour•d an by lbt ~--· QUEITION'NAUIU lltNT to the mm uk bulc QuetUona about their won. bobbJel, penooallty and snvloul rnarria1t1. Tbell then an broad queltioaa aboC t he baohelort • vlewa on the Equal Rlptl Amendment, their fantaay on an ialand and the pbyalcal qualltiea they look for ln women. Several nude photo1raph1 were aent ln. Ma. Oolda\eln 1aya -Including one from a 80-year- old man. "We also have men dressed In klll.a \n front of a Rolla Royce, men waterskting in three-ptece auJts. doctors, lawyers, JuaUees, bankers, entrepreneurs, actors, musicians, psychlatrls t s, gynecologists." Among the m or e notable bachelors are Dallas Cowboys radio sportscuter Brad Sham, roek singer Kinky F r iedman, St.ate Rep. W.D. "BUI" Harrison of Corpus Christi and Cameron Herald publisher Frank Luecke. Harrison says h e sent In the ~alre ''Juat for a lark. didn't take lt aJ.l tb.lt aert • really," be H)'I. Cullln1 tbe appltcaUona tol 200 WU \.be most difficult part of prepartq the boot, Ila. Qoklatetn H)'I. "We looted at bow articulate they were, their efforts to COD· lrtbute to tbe world, how clever they were ... We tried to look tor• Interesting men who have done aomethin1 dllferent. And certalnly their look.a help," she says. ALTHOUGH THE average age Is 38, the bachelors range from 21 to 81. "The 81-year-old ia my Uncle Max," Ms . Goldstein says. "That's the only nepotism lo the book.'' Ma. Goldstein says Texas is the ideal state ror a bachelor book because of Texas men's mystique . "There 's a n adventurous nature to the men. It's a com- bination ol real cowboy and the relocated man who has cboeen1 Texas." sbe says. 30 GALLOll M£llL 11\ASH Cll 691 loc.I•. !.eom\ ond n(J11ons. , .. Deep corru.., tro streng n d bottom 101 eit ro1~e 5o e' ond durob'1\ity. v . 4-SHELF METAL UNIT 911 Coriven1ent storage for home . rage or office. Groy f1n1Ui ~e~ 1 :?x361t60". Uriossembled. ' · 1".=1c1oc llW TELEYISIOR LADIES 2-PIECE SllRT SET 21-llCI IREEZE (oMpO(t ond pottobte AC/OC.. Solod S•o•• rv lnclv<h• holtl•• odopto• MocMI Xl 900/7062 . ......... ._..~ I PAIR PACI OF TUIE SOCIS l"POmD IOllE PUITS 333 l•ovt1tvl 6" hou•• plant. In Ot~ ""'di' -~. 122 0...1., ...... o .. llFUTllLE lllllnlESS 1•• i..floloable, ....... '~. ·-pillow ,10...,. ........ ~6~ POL YSIELL IYSTlll 1211 IOI 1911 l._o. .... _..,.. ·-·-...-.- . ~--:;-~ ~ -. 1 . ~ CllCIU FRIED STUI MU'S llSOILL SllRTS . 3•• .... .-........... _... (OftlrO\h0\9 )/4. ~,~....._ 1•1 ... . . .... . ·~· ·-· 4' MOTHER GOOSE RIGID POOL 411 Colorful des1gri\ moke\ rim ori tnle· resting wodmg pool for toddlers Houn of cool sploi.hing fun · &'DIA. BEACH UMBRELLA 1411 h umbre\lo. fl.diustoble Sturdy ~ p\o\t•C corry1ng co\41. height pO e<\ient s1oroge. folds tor con~ IAllll ..._E 711 21-ff. FOAll CIEST 121 .-----~· lllAIT .... ------, • ·----~--------J --- . • --- I 10-PGUID Ill 11 llUCllL 147 I" . . I ..., ._.. ,.._..,.. 1 1 .............. J ------------------- • ---·-·---··---.... _ -.. ·---··-···· • t l ' tNSIDE: • ntertalnment •Erma Bombec k \ '1 .......... 0.rosc ..... ope ....... ·A~n~nil.ali!!lllndll!l••r~·~~lltl~~ .. ~ .. ·J.uM .. ".·~UllO ............. OAIL .. Y.~.LOT .............. ~ ... ~~~ .. ~ .. ~ .... ~ ........... !llml ... \ • ' \ I I ,! .. TARGETS -Mark Boyer , Jeff Banner ( 41 >. Tony p (83) and Dan Bauer <81 l quarterback Frank Seurer t) a few bull's-eyes to <um ~ ------------------------~~~~--~-- opes. to ~ise Again by Passing out By ROGER CAil ' OI U. O•llY f'I ... 5 ' Edison High quarterback k Sedrer had great s upporlinA cast on the , y to \he 1979 IF Big Five Conrerence ch ions~p and h~n·orange' County's version o, onda; Night ootball unveils he'll be in a simil situa~·on. Although CI F Big F'ave Conf~nence layer f the Year Kerwin Bell, Seurer's,~m te at dison. is out of the 21st Orange Co ty A -star a m e at OranAe Coast College with-ham tring n1ury, Scurer 's targets sport credemials hich ould turn Monday's game into an ·al circus . WIDE RECEIVE RS MARK m\ EV of arina High and Dan Bauer of Costt Mesa are irst team All -CJF selections. as a re ight end a rk Boyer of Edison and halfback J¢ Banner f San Clemente. And let's not forget to add Estanc\i Camp, a t.Jght end from Estancu~ with second team All-Cl F honors. who figures1 to alternate with the USC· bound Bo~ er South Coach Da\•e Thompson ap~ars to have only two conce rns about his passma game -timmg and protection. "Having the quiJrterback, get us;tto the receivers. the way they wiggle and their routes is lh<' b1~gesl th mg." says Thomp o, the Sunset Lea~uc Coa<:h of the Year an 1979. "But ~un•r ha~ CJdapted very well to his re· ce~ver!> and they have <.idapted to h1m. · · \ ASKED-IF n•; WAS CONFIDENT ~r hts tetfm ·s p<iss protection. Thompson hes~ted before responding, "yeah." an a nervous to e. ··1 keep thinking about those big defe sive players on the North." says Thompson. 'But Seurer 1s a courageous kid lie stands in t ere and scrambles well " · Thompson settled on Bauer and Huntley as has st.arllng wade rece1ven.. whale Santa And Valley's Jacob Johnson, the be!.t deep threat. will be an the wings It hasn't ~n as ca!.> to -;ettle on a starting ti~ht end. "Camp as a super bl<>ckt>r . but a step slower than Boyer." says Thomp~on "Both of them are as ftne as tight ends ao; )OU re goin~ to see. l won '( decade on a starter unul Rame tame." AS FOR HIS WlDE RECF:IVER.-.,, Thom pi.on says Huntley, with better sin .. l·at che~ the ball better than anyone, but Bauer ha!. a ~ a) of ~ettin~ open. And when the Rebels want an outlet, the re s always Banner, the multi pur~e '>tar from San Clemente. "Banner is our No. I b ac k," s-.y., Tho mpson. "When we ~ere scr eening player.. ror the game Just look1n~ at films, he stood out "t' look at the reel All vou have to do as see his movt'~. to '>t't' he·., a naturul athlete. 'Tht' only thm~ '>lopping ham fro m bemg a "uper blue chip 1'> hi'> 'il ll' If he was lwo mche$ talll'r and 10 pound~ heavier he d be a major c·o lleJ?e prospt('t " Ranne r. the South Coast League's Player of !ht• Year , 1~ 5 II, 175 Jnd he<idcd for Saddleback Collt:~t' i\S A G ROUP. T llEV R EPRK~ENT one mighty touchdo"'n m<ich1n1· St•tJrl'r passed for 2:J touchdowns despite the fact hi!> teammat e. Bell. was running for 26 TDs And ht> pluni.ted over for four other-scores. Bo~er cau~hl nine of Seurer's touchdown passes and Huntley !>Cored twice during 39 re- <~ SO~TH HOPES, Page 8 2> ' Borg Ties Laver's Mark · Brewers Roll I Balicki N Cure For Angel By DAVE CUNNJNGHAM Ol tM O.lly f'li.t , .... I Help wa nted : Baseball pitchers, n o ex p e rie n ce n ecessary, must have strong 'Stomach. If you can allow six p-uns or less per game, the job is f)tours. Inquire M r . Buzzie 'savasi. California Angels . II Bavasi doesn't like that lasslfied ad, he m ight try this: Nolan Ryan, please come ome, all la fOt'glven, you can ave your old locker back and, yes, even that piggy bank you anted. Love, Buuie. CLEARLY, SOMETHING uat be done. Otherwise the gels will be mathematJcally eliminated from the race before e firecrac.kers cool. It's a text- book case of penthouse-to- outbouse. Big Ed .Hallck.1, purcbaaed waukOO) d hit a few less homers more doubles." was refering to his batting erage, which ts .215 despite al those homers. He is also fa for striking out (he tied the erican League re- cord with 75 la.st season ) and crashing in fences. "When r pay to !iee me, It 's a sure bet ey're gonna see a homer. a s eout or a collision with the fen while I'm chasing a fly ball,"· omas says with some meas of prlde. HE BAS put.ation for flake. , "You mean orange, salu (8"ANG ILIE NASTASE Seeds Srnitki DuPre, Pecci, Clerc, Le1ull Owted .~ I WIMBLEDON, England <AP> -On a day an which five men's seeds were ousted. B1om Borg lied the record for consecutive singles victories at ' rain-plagued Wimbledon Saturday. · Borg won has 31st consecutive match at the \All-England Club. dereating Rod Frawley of A ustralla 6-4. 6· 7, 6-1, 7 ·5. The rour-Ume defending champion from Sweden and No 1 seed here, Borg dropped his first set in the tournament. He is tied ~ith Rod Laver of Newport Beach for the Wimbledon mark of consecutive singles victories. THE SEEDED MEN WHO LOST were Americana Stan Smith a nd Pat DuPre, Victor Pec- ci o r Paraguay, Jose Luis Clerc or Argentina and Ivan Lendl of Czechoslovakia. \That left only eight of the original 16 seeds In the tut 32 among the men. In the women's field . 10 or t e 16 remaining players are Americans and a dozen ottbe 16 seeds are alive. '?be top challengers to Borg -John McEnroe and Jlmmy Connors -each moved Corward. M~Erlroe opened the day with a 6-0, 7-6. 6·1 triumph over Dutchman Tom Okker, then grumbled about the coodittons. Connors overcame plucky res istance from Heinz. Gunthardt of Sw1tz.erland lo wm 6-7, 6-2, 6-1, 6-4. FOURTH·SEEDED VfTAS GERULAITIS dropped a set to fellow-American Bruce Manson in wanning 6-4, 4·6, 7·5, 6-4. Roscoe Tanner, last year's lostng finalist and the No. 5 seed. beat Paul Ota 'l't' Todafl Chan1tel 4 at Noon McNamee of Australia 7-6, 6-4, 6-4. No. 6 Gene Mayer trimmed Adriano PanaUa of Italy 6-3, 6-3, 6-2. Brian Gottfried of the United States was the most convmciog of the giant·kUlers. He humbled No. 15 Smith, the 1972 Wimbledon champion, 6-2, 6·3, 6·2. Nick Saviano played his second marathon match in two days to put out DuPre, the No. 9 seed and a semJn.nalist here last year, N J, 1-6, 4-6, 7-5, 11·9. ln the previous round, Saviano edged Bri· (See BORG, Pace JIZ) rom San Franclaco to solve the problem, became one. He lasted 1% innlnel Saturday nlgbt, liv· tn• up four runs en route to an \ iaat .Bench Unloads on Dodgers 1-5 lou to Milwaukee. Gorman Thomas and Ben Oallvte, the Brewers' a.ntwer to Ruth and Gehris, comblaed tor fou.r hits and four RBI. Thocul blt hia third homer ln two nlabta, al1ln1 hll aeuon total to SI. Ogllvleleadltbeleaaue wlthJO. Toc'*ller, tbey an UM aat otent one-two puncb In ball. Lut year Tbomu ._. the letpe witb 4S bomen, wblle o..-viebltat. scored the tytna nm ott Bobby Cutillo. Whitfield remal ln the game and delivered a two-o , nuMKlOrinl •ifttle but our bench Olanta Manaatr pldeh·hittert a walll.'' -IUA-IJ tbe IMlfec· ~-pltctr· • ' pressed Into duty because ot tQJurles to veteran relievers Terry Forster and Don Stanhouse. "You got to win when you are one up in the ninth and loth," Lasorda aaid . "We 're uking young guys to do a job when they hadn't done it before. Whal experience does Sutcliffe have?" Sutcliffe worked out or the tOth·lnntnc Jam and had two out.a ln the 11th when Rieb Murray walked. went to MCODd on Johnnie LeMuter'a slngle and acored on Whltlleld'• second stral&bt blt. GIANTI aBUEVEa Tom Oritnn. 2·1, WU the wtnner. Lot AnCelel apened the seorinc wttb a ' .... , ;~q .. tt11111111·'1111t?l'lllt# ... e-. .. -_,.,. -~-- ' run in the top of the first. Rudy Law walked with ooe out and was running oa the pit.ch when Regsie Smith drove a long single to left-center, Law COmiDC all the way around to acore. THE GIANTS, who were heldbitlesa by the Dodgers' Jerry Reuss Friday ntabt, tied the r•me In the bottom ot the tktt when BU North •lnaJed, raced to third on Mu Vanable's •tncle and scored on Herndon'adouble-pl•Y 1rounder. Smith bit a leadolf homer off loeer Olanta starter John Vontetmeo bl tM thlrd lnninl· It wu Smlth'113tb bomer of ~ ~ and h.ls \bird ca Olanta pltcblnt' , A Cs, I a .. ftrJ I ',__ .. w..tll of lpofte Neyer ~ Chandler Out In U • Diving Finals "'-&r•1111 ._ A\JS1"tl'f. TaM -,.._ n.-llqu Neyer. a.tJ ,..., . .., ar.. ~ 41...atl\ed ror the rm = w'a ~IMttt dJvtn1 a.a. s.ta.., --.... ,... dJYe ~k-1•l· laC ......... a. 8 '° • ekc:mtlt.e'a '°'• • b •IM ftn& QU'mflk I.Mer. Ulc ll·1•arold Ney r • ''"'-• • l..ml a.Adi 51.&e, Md UM Z'J.)'ear-okt Sculerl, • ~ wtllO .nee* l.M wen.tty ol MkbJ41an F• die a ,-.. Natt.~ bokb the all Um record ol n AA ('OID,.. .... Viet.one.. ll WU her (ourth Olymfk trials MC'COA <." 1w, Ullr Obmpee piikt medAhs\ In \978 an the lhrtt mdCT ~. r•nMd fCIUl'tb IDd ... u make \ht \rip. t.Q Cluaa lllid Ja.-af c.e of the Olkor Clrb l' aD00t jO "l'n btft theft four uma and I t.tunk l wu mo~ rwrvoua \Omlbt lluut I·~ \he nt$ ume." aaid Potl~r ·~ ~ l4&2m paaot.s tofu outdistance Potter. ~ lrarn~ woman .. ho LoUled 104 6M Seufert was 702 01~ ..t ~ llQ)lt'd -920 In~ men·, tbrM m~tt Pf'~limuuane.">, Braan Bunghum. ZA. ul Al.Slln bUJJt a bl" lead an tJ:w i.pnngborad compc:ht1on -•th au'Obabn ltiat bruught btg chffn. 1tnd an O<'casionul perft'(t 10 frwn tJw JudgH .,_,.,•I •IN> O•w --------. ttlind go.,er C...~ 8-weU, after at player lushed at the ball dunng a be'Oefil tournament In Birmingham "WOl'5t swan.: I ever beard ·· DETROIT The Detroit Tigers s aid lhe ~eac-hen al Tlgtt St.ad•um will re-open Monday al\.tt a two-Wtt'll shutdown lhal came when bottle bur1mg. \ras.b pilthmg baseball fans <hsrupted a ball p~ wrth showt"rs ol debns Jam CampbdJ. T1~e~ president and general manaRer said Saturday lhal the r eorx·mng of the nt-wly remodeled 10..500-seal seflJOfl was on an ·upenmental bas1:-. " The blead~r section of ~ 52.067 seal stadium was or dered c~ JUl\4.> 17 aON bottles. trash and flrttrackcn. were tossed o n lhe fteld during a doubleheader with M1lwauktt on June 16 A r1~ broke out 1n the stands nnd Oetrott polJce cited 14 pt'()~le on rrusdeme1tnor rhar;.: • ; ,.~ • people •-ere e•t.><"tf'd from th.>~ ,., •• • • • ,1 _ "''•C want t.•vf'ryonP o1.oo ..,,,.., an the b.earhers lo havt· u Rood lm~. but not at tht' t·,pensf' of everyone else in the park who bu~s a l1ckt.•t to stt .A ball Rame We've gol Rood f11m, in Detroit, and ..-e owt.• lht•m llw right to have a good lime wht.•n the> come lo Tiger Stadium." Campbell s aid "'" ....... ee1 ..................... C lllCA<;o llaM•h;_,JI !.IU~~(·r D::iv<· Kin~m:.in, Ii \\ ho,1• d1·c·1 ..... 11n c·arl11·r I h1 ., .,, ... ,,m to m•rt·pt <tn 1Jf l1·r to \\r llt' J "'·•·kl.\ 1 11lum11 f11r th1· ('h1ea~o Trlliun1· "'a.' c·rita·1tl'd h.\ many sp<1rti. wntC'l"'o tw!> dt:cuk.-d tu dJ!>c·onlrn uc h1!> work for t ht· nc""spapc r Georl(e Langford. Tnbwil· sport..., c•<lltor. said Kingman told the nev.!>pa~r la.!>l w1'ek hi· prt?frrri·d lo drop the column .. a rad c·ont·c·ntratt· on bawball K 111~man.., 1·11lumn h:id not upµ<.•Jn•d 1n the parH.·r fur th1· 11.1 ... 1 thn·1· \H·•·k' chw 111 ,, 1·11111hinat1C1n or nrc·um-.tan< c., t.angfoni ">lil\I \H r.-,c·ow Mo'><'"" ' muan Oh mp11• n1 ·l4 ., • n·11t1•r opc•n('(I for bu,111t>s:o. S.aturday with 'l'urk ll • -.11.11·1· 1111 '.1,000 J'1urn.il"t Hu.'>..\IWl vodka ..,,.lliriu for SI till a ~lai.:-. and a pl,·a from Soviet CJff1ei;1h lor ·w1•1l rntcnt1om-d" r epi1rtani: In •·1·n·111onw-. inauvur:.itinl! lht· c·enlPr. :i \IX '>tor) ~HJnt 11f c 1111111'11· lirll'k .ind tr1JrlJI•' ('h:.i1rrndn l grwt y '"' 1kov cA Ilic· su~u.-• Ol}mp1e <Jr~an1ztnl( Comm1ttc l'X jlressed Cfl'l I 1d1·n1T I h.1t llw Men.co\\ Gamei. wall "hPlp '>f·c·urt• pt-act> rm .. arth · 1 hopt• that wt>ll int1•nt1oned and ob1ec·t1 v1• eovnagi· 1>( tlw Mo•.c•ow Olympt<"• will help sports supp<Jrters around lht• worltl to cxpcr wnt•c: the t•xc1lemt!nt or th<' C , .. he ~aid NoM• of lh<· Ol vmµ1t· <.:omm1ttt'e 0Hic1als \\>ho ..,r.1okt• :;t thc· lllH'fHflJ.: t1:n ·m1i01t•"> mcnl10111.:d tt w I. S It'd tx.1yt.·<Jll or lht· 01) mpu·.., t-:ng1111·c·r.., 1·11nlllllll'fl lu..,t m1nut1· l·qu1pm1·nl 1n'>li.!lat1r,n!-. Saturcl(1\ jt lh1· nt-w'> 1•c·nh :r v.h11 h hk•· all 1ithcr 01\ rn1111 '>lh°:. :.tand.'> bch1nCl.'Uill) '>Cftt'O •'rmre Po~ HI t. ......_, drove 1n three run1 and Al II Ce•-. playiq la11first1ame 1lnce • 1tven·1•m l\&lpemtoo. btlf..d Im lll'lt home run ln a Ottro4t uallorm 11 die 'ftce1' cW....S Toronto, a.s. Satur· day nt.tnd1dc tbell" wbuUDC •lrelk \o nine 1arne1 aJck c ........ on -out 1tn1I• wtth the bHe• load •d drove tn th\• ly ln• and the wlnnlna ruru In the bottom of the nlnlh lnnlna. "lvln1 tht New York Yankees un 11 10 victory over ClevelMJ\d. Rieb tao1u1~ 13 OJ pit•kf>d u11 the victory . . SUve Comer, p1tc·h1ng tor the lint time In five weeks . thn·w five In· ninas ot two·hlt hfltl, ur1d ·rc-xa11 bf·lt4>d UI hll3 u the R1mgcrs squashL-d Minnesota. J J 3 . Rieb Wortham und t;d t 'umer combined on o lour·hltl<•r o~ the Ch1 cu110 White Sox blanked Oakland and former Corona del Mar patcher Malt Keou«h, 3 0 The loss evened Keough·:-. rc•cord at H H cveo though he r eg1sterc:d u lcague-leitdinR l3th complete gaml' Rookie Dan Grebam drilled a three run homer 111 tht· fourth IMin& and Baltimore added five more run~ 1n thl' 11evenlh in bt-ff~lna to an 84 victory over Boston Twt1 run triples by U. L. Waallin,ion and Jolla Watbao an thl' fifth inning wld Larry G•n'1 four-hitter 'lpartled Kansu Caty to a 4-2 win over Seattle. The Victory was Gura·s IOth against three I08&es JlftM'lt., Co•~lon Spark 11.fod. Jobaay ~ll'a three-run doub~ and Dave ii <:oacepeloo'1 two-run triple led Cincionat1 lo an 8 5 triumph over Houston Saturday, glv\ng Joe Price hts first mllJOf league wan J .R. Richard <t-4) took \he defeat . . Dave Parker drove 10 three runs "'11 h a homer and a stngle to support a combined seven·hlltt>r In Jim Bibby and three relievl'n> as P1tL'>burgh cdRc ll Montn·ul. 4 :s Steve lle9denoo',_ bus es loaded sntgle brokt• u ninth inntnt< l1c that capped a New York t·orm·buck a.ncl ~il\'t' the Mets a 5 " v1<·tor) .ind a SWN.•J> or tht•tr double·ht>adcr v. 1th l'hil;1d1·lph1a Th•· M 1•t:.. who have won ... 1·v1·11 11( 1h1•ir lal>l 1·1i:ht games. took th1· 111w111·1 .' I on an I lth·mninl( l1f'·bn·uk1n1: d 1111ltl1 II\ John Slt'anl8 and 1.wo inning.., of •liut1111I , ,.lid b} Nell Allen . Mlkr H. Kruko" p111·hpfl iJ lhree-hilkr <lOd {'IJ(f Johnt«lll'' I\\ II OUl 'Ingle in lhl· s ixth inn1n~ 11t "' 1· 111 111•· 14 in naog run a1> Chicago .,11ap111·d ~' (,11u1-. -.1x i;tame ~inrung slrc-<ik "'"" .1 .' t "'111 ancl ,, ••NCH s plit or the ir douhli-hf".111• I H•i<'1kw I A'()n Durham'fl ·wo run douhlc kt•ycd a r1,ur run n1nlh inning ralh that lifted th" ·ar<hnab tn an Ji G 'l('lon 111 t h• 111u n1 r Jf'rry Mumphrt-y racl·d hrlnle on Oa\f• ('"'"'' ~muni1n \1 1 r.r ... t bu:.t.• m lhc bottom of lhe ninth innin~ ''' ~·1\ 1· ...,an D1t·1•11 J :S :! t·d~c ovt-r Allant:.i und lJ spht of tht·1r 1l1.111lil1 h 1•adn 1 hc Hrav1•s "on thP opt·n1·r. 5-4. on Riii -.:at-<1r11'1n>'' hHi ruu hflmc•r ,, •th'"<• c•ut 1n tht• t oL 1 .. 1 ·11· 111nth 111111111• .------Bo•Pball Today ------ on Hiil> cla lP 1n has.'hall tn 1!.161i lh'(rrnl.., Jim Ncrlhrup '>lummt·<.l h1.., l1111 d 1 1.111d :-lam honwr 1n a wc<·k a.., the T1~cr'.'. tx-.11 1 h•· 1 111• """ Wh1t1· Sox ~> 2. bt·hind Denn:, M <"La1n Toda..,•':. B1rthda)Y F1>rnwr Minnt•!><>la s lugger Harmon K1l11·br1·111 '' \•\ l'hH'il){O White Sox <:atc'her Brun • K1rnrn •~ :.!!/ !'ih1ttl1 pit 1•ht•r H1t•k Hont·yt•utl is 26. (.'a.apa1t~Uo. Kali rat> llonflrf'd Roy ('ampaneUa <ind Al Kallnf', holh nw mt11•r' • .. r tht.• Baseball Hall or 1-·am1· "'II ,, f\I .1 ... honornr~ captain.'> for lh1' l!HJ /\II ... 1.1r "'u.1d 1t "u' :tnnounn·d b\ th<' bast.·ball romm1..,..,.•1111 r offlcc Saturday · Tht• Athlct1r ... Con~n·,.., announ«•·d \hJt ,1matcur track and fie ld athlcll':. will bf· :1hlr· tu rr·rt-1\c· mont-y l(>J?all)' from t·ompt>llt1on an r1"· m1·• 1 111 111• I 11.11·•1 Sluh~ Ol'Xl yf.'ar Mar"ln Camf'I. thf' WU<· 1 r u1-..·r "'• 1~1 ti1 C'hampron. "'m I lw 111111 111 fi l'hl ;11•a1r1 for thn•t• to six month' ·•' 111rd111~· 1 ... 1 ''" li(COn who .... lrt·.it tni.: I '.1m1·I IOJUr'. l>r Glt>n AhJmqulM. ;JO orthopt'(jll <,uou-11n from Santa Ana .,a1<! lhat C'um1'I "-flU)tl r•· main 11idf'ltnt·d th.11 l<>n~ tw·r;111-.<· 11r :in 1 \1· tnJury ht• s uffen·1I 111 a wf'ld1r1i.: :il'1·1<h•n1 and rein1ure<! whtlt-... rw rnn1; Jome' Hartung or th1• L'nitcd Matl':. ;u1d \h•'>t Germany's Volkrr Robrvk" tu·d (ur lht ml·n '11 overall l1tlf· in u dut·l m1·1·t l.idl41·1·ri J!;ymnasts from lhl' tw<J cuuntm·' Thi• I 's CAM~AHILLA men. m1sstn~ ..,l;crs Rart ('onnor .ind Kurl ThomH, 1>4·at tht• West Germans 284 20 :mi !'J West Germani>. lfl7 RO 17!1 00 W1 ... t1·rn t-:urof)4·an national Olympic comm1lH.·l''> s1•11tl1n~ 11 .1m 111 th1· l!>)IC) Summt•r Camcs in Mo:.cow 1·onflrmed their «kC'1i.1on not to pan 1t·1puh-tn tht· opening or dosing ccrem omt''> and u::.e tmb· Olymp1t· emblem~ TENNIS I BASEBALL I FOOTBALL ........... , BORG TIES. t.alft'I Bulter lloU.ram Ul a fiVO· MU4r tn wbJch the ftDa1 Mt went to lJ.11. Biti·•ervln, Pbll Dcnl or Autlrall» beat No. 8 Pecci 8·6, 6·2. 6-3, 6-l . Onny Parun of New Zeuland. who had to go through the qualifying tournament. topped No. 16 Clerc 3·6. '7·6, 6·4, 6·3 ANOTHER HEAVY 8EaVEB, Colin Dibley or Au1trall11, ellminaled No. 10 L-Ondl 4-6, 6·3, 6·4. 7-6. Gottfried's service worked like u machine al llmell. Oottfr1ed ~erved four times in the third set 1tnd dropped only three polnta. Smith managed only three points an the last lour games or the match McEnroe's service. too. wenl like a dream In his fm1t and third iiets against Okke r Rut 1n between the 36-ye&r ·Old Dutchman. who was pluyinR h1~ 17th Wimbledon and 1s ont.> of lh<• most experienced campaigner'> on these court.a, caused some prt> bl ems l n the M:cond set, Okker turned back the clock and played thekmd t>f strokes that have dell.chlt-d f ans over the years-feathery drop shot.a. delicately a ngled ri· turns and one magnificent loop ln#t forehand which dropped on the line and gave him a set po1nl 111 th£> t1ebrea.kcr Gottfried's serv1c1· ~ork•·d like a machine at t1m<·1' <iott fried served· four timt's in the· third set and dropf)(·d only thrt·t· points Smith man<•i.tl' m<.itch Mc Enrot.· ·., i.t-rv1n-. t<.11i wt·nt !lkt• u drt•am an h1l> fir'>l un1I third SE"tb <Jj.!a rn:.t Okkn But tn h e t w t' e n t h ,. 3 f; } 1· a r "I d Outchm:rn. 14-hlJ "'"" pla> 1nli( h1:-. 17th W1mblt-don and "om· rif th1· mt1sl f•X!Jt'rlf•m ·1·d ('lJmplJll(OI'" on lht~•· c-nurt., tau..,1-d ... om1 pr111Jl1·m ... i n th1 -.1·1·11 nd ..,,., Ok l.1·r tu rn1·r1 h..11·~ th•· d•H'k <1n1I (llJ)t.-d lht· ktnd or ... troke"\ that ha\'\'. d('li~hl<.'<J f ani, f}VN lht• \ 1·,ir~ f l'alht:r drn p '>hill'> c!d1t at<'ly anglPd n •turn.., anc1 II 11 l' ma~ n Ir I(' f' n l I 0 (Ip In ~· furl' hand "'h1ch drnpf)(•rl oo th1· Im•· .ind j.!;iv1· htm .1 '>t'I poin1 111 th•• lll'brc·akn ~urf f~aces Earthquakes SAN JOSE The Cahfom1d Sud con<'ludes 1ti-s ho rt •~o game road tnp today. factnl>( tht· ~Jn JOM' F:urth<4UJ ke., tn a t 14 1 hght bout The opt>ratl\I· v.11rd ht•rt· ,.., bout The las t t1mt• tht• l~o m N thert' was plent> of br a~hnJ: cuutaon.c; and n ·d card:-.. inc lud ing onl' to Surf l'luyt•r ro:.ich Pet('r Wall which ri>-.ulted in a one game suspen~1on The Surf. <'Omtn..i o ff a s 4 o v('rt1me victory tn Houhton Thursday n1~ht . l eads the NA S L's American West Con re rence with a 10·9 rc•cord and 93 poinL'> San Jose 1s t0 last place m the American West with JU'lt 49 pom~ and a S· 12 rt~c<>rd AmooK lht' defeat!> wa!> a 3 2 setback nt Anahe im Stadium Jun(' 1 The Surf return:. lo Anllhelm Stadium Tuei>day naght t.o ~l lht• Memphis Rogucs GOA MAN THOMAS f'r--P~81 ANGELS •.. • my middle fln~er and lfitltnJ( on lop or my IQChr'' I don't do that stuff anymore ... Thoma'> 1ns1Ms "Some dummy tn Milwaukee de· c1dcd to writ.<· about il. so I've knockeditorf .. lie als o knoc k1·d off rhe An~el11, and aim'"' 'anl(lehand edly In th<' pai;t t wo n11{hts ht·'' collc•clc.'<.I thrl't' homt•r:~ and six HUI Ol•sp1ll' 1 lw A11 i.:1·ls · t•mbar russ1nl>( 12·2tl rt·1·onl al honw. 1 h1•y <·onllmw lo druw !,Upport fro m :1 -.urprl:-.1ng numbc•r uf mJ"X'hl!i1' Th•• h11rnei.l c·rol41I 11f I hf• Yf'•ir Ul,~2M tum1•1I out''' watc:h :-,utu1 duy's dctmC'lt· T ll t-. f"i\,'\;S "''rt' dra wn tn p.irt t>> th•· pmrnt'>•' ,,f AnJ?«'l 1 ..,h1r1.., >Ah1l'11 v.1•r•· ~1v<·n a w;_,, ,1.., fr 1••-f) .1.., th1·1r 1111 c·h••r-. ~aH· •• \\ .... nJ/I ll.Jl1<·lo 1n ,Ill f.11rn1·-.-. 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WE LL, he didn 't catch an> touchdown pusses. but Sun Clemente·~ nu pasi. offense only produced three all year fte did, however, run for l , ll5 yards on 234 t•arrics. score 13 touchdowns <including a 93 yard kickoff rel um l. cul.ch seven passes and eomplctc M'\.Cfl of 15 paM ullempts for 204 vurdi. In a ll th11s icroup of lilX was in on 53 tout•hdown.'> So. \\hill• the cxplo:-.tvc Bell may be mlssed tn Monday n1J.(hl's conlt·'>l. which begms at 8. the South i.lill hu-. eno uJ(h ammunition to be rah-rt a hix·point fuvonlc Dofplaln• Wallop .4 rroto• Tll'\(J Alverei scored four goals, giving tum 16 tn five games. ond teammate Mike Fox added three mf>re as the llunUngt.on Beach Dolphlns !>pecdsoccer team whipped the Anaheim Arrows. IZ·2. Saturday ni)(ht al the Los Caballeroe Sport.-. and llacquet Club THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL -1t LOW cos:r- • CAREFREE SAlllNQ · ~ ,..-cvun 2r.ao 8<>.A ..._.,II•~ Hfftlt- ~·t• lOolCll ,.,.... ,Ul..l.Y IOUl~O; ~·19phone •eciH> O••otelfC<I 'lflW t ully fov'1)99(1 011tey Y1Ava 11tt011tn1 6f1tMO ,..,_ --r1or11t tffl"'°""' . -•~Ille ·.i111·-t-....,... 1977 SEVILI~E Leather seating area, cruise control, AM/FM stereo radio and full Power. ( 372SOG). s7995 7-tma, lt'18a • lt'ftl To a-. Fnm At 81aUu 8avlap. 12 Mot11l111r12.000 mil" CMttlor VoltW 1'1ot11cll0ft S«fwlclf A11rr11m11"t A(J(lllal>lc> NABERS 2600 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA T•ltophone C7t•• 540·•100 llOUI\ WtrkOl\Y .. llJO AM lo• ,114, \AT\llDAY .... AM .. •'""· 'rUNOAY 1000 AM lo._ ... rM 4Hur~t111tK1 ... ., ..... All~lt•,.....,.••I~ _____ __,_ ___ .. ·----.. AMERICAN f,.:i\GUt; Wf"tll DI \'lsloo W r. P<'t. 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RANDY Of .......... ....--- FoOowfng .,. the top IPOl'IS ewnta °"TV tod.ty A•Unut • ,.: , .,, " ~ tJrC•lleftl, ~ I ~ worth wetchl"O : I I tllr; -'fcwaet l l. ~ 10 a.m., CltaAMI 4 ./ ./ aASkllTllALL.: tteo '" t9760lympleM. A• ••ctn: Al McGuir e, Blllv Packer end Olck Enber"Q. l't. ttlO U.S. Ofym plc bHkt tball teem tecet • squi d ot l>l•ver1 r~ the 1'76 Olympic tN m, m••W ot them now pros . 'rhe OMM originates In Ct nsboro, N.C. ~ Noon,Channel4 I I I Tl!NNIS: Wlmbleaon AftftOIUftetrs: Bud Cott ins and Donatd Dell. The men's stnqles field has been cut to the flnal 32 players w ith e~t of the lb seeded players already on the sidelines. The top three, however, dre s111t 1n contel\tlon locludiog Bjorn Borg, John McEnr~ctnd Jimmy Connors ~ Noon,Channel11 I I I I DODGERS BASEBALL: Dodgers at San Fra ncisco. An~nurs : Vince Scully, Jerry Doggett and Ross Porter It will be Don Sutton (5-2) and Burt Hooton (6-3) going against the Giants' Bob Knepper CS--8> and Allen R ipley C0-0) in toda y's doubleheader from Candlestick Parle The Dodgers are hoping for a sweep after splitting the first two games of the series. \I) 1 p .m ., Channel 2 I I GOLF: M emphis Classic. Announcers: Pat Summerall, Jack Wt11ta11e r , Ben Wright. Frank Gl1eber , Rick Barry and Ken Venturi. Lee Trevino and M iller Barber are tied for the lead going into today's final round. Hot weather took its toll on the players during the third round causing Barber to say. "If the weather stays like this, it's going to be survival of the fit· test." e 3 p .m., Channel 7 ./ ./ GOLF: lJ S Senior Open. Announcers: Jim M cKay, Peter All1ss and Dave Marr. Roberto De V1cenzo. who makes Tarzana his home. took the lead alter 54 holes of the inaugural U.S. Senior open golf championships at the east cour se at Winged Foot Golf Club. He holds a t wo stroke edge over Art Wall, the 1959 Masters champion. OTHER TELEVtSION 11 a.m. (11 ) -THIS WEEK IN BASEBALL. N oon (2) -SPORTS SPECTACULAR -A profile of motorcycle 1umper Gar y Wells. Host: Dick Stockton. 12:30 p.m . (7) -NASL SOCCER -The New Yori\ ., Cosmos vs. the Whitecaps in Vancouver . 1 p.m. (9) -FLYING SPORTSMAN -Host Ed Tabor visi ts Costa Rica to fish for snook and ta rpon. 2 p.m. (-4 ) -SPORTSWORLD -Continuing coverage of the U.S. Olympic track and field trials, taped in Eugene, Ore. Also: the Irish Sw eeps Derby, taped in Dublin and-Survival of the F i ttest. Commentators on the program include Charlie J ones. O. J . Simpson, M er lin Olsen. Brough Scott and Michael O'Hehir. 152> -ASCOT RACING. 3 p m 122 ) SPORTS AFIELD. 7 p.m (50) --SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY. 11 .30 p.m . C4l U.S. OLYMPIC TRIALS -Continuing coverage of the Olympic ouahfying events in track and field. taped in Eugene, Ore. RADIO RUSSELL LONG Turner Wms Pair Fro01Long NEWPORT . R . l. C APl - Veteran Ted Turner , hoping to repeat tus 1977 role as America's Cup defender, took a pair of r a ces Satur day from young Russell Long to wrap up the pre- liminary sailing trials for U.S. skippers. Dennis Conner. who finished up Friday. was the big winner an the weE:k·long series. s teering freedom to victory in 11 of l2 races again s t bis Ame rican rivals .. WE'VE GOT SIX WEEKS to J,?t>l o ur act toget her ... said Turn<>r. rt>ferring to the final de· fender trials that begm Aug 19 Turner. "ho lost five of six ract•s tn Courageous to Conner. ~a id tht' San Diego s kipper brought a well ~chooled crew to Rhode Island Sound. "They were definitely better prepared than we were . Sailing for two years. you ought t.o be better prepared,·· Tu mer said. lie e1lso g roused a bout the m o ney Conne r 's Freedom - Enterprice syndicate has spent on the campaign -reportedly well over S2 million. "We're working on a tight budget -a quarter of what Den- nis is." said T urner. "We spend money around here like it was ours." LONG'S PERFORMANCE Saturday dropped his record in the preliminaries to 2·10. The re· -.ults have no official meaning. but the races are run under the l ') es of the New York Yacht Club's selectio n committee. • American Records Set ~i Anderson, Marsh Shine in Trials . . . . . .. .. EUGENE. Ore . <AP) - Versatile J o dt Anderson amubed the Amertcan record in the women's Ions Jucnp Satur- day nl ght, le aping 22· l 1 "'2 . and Henry Marsh erased the U.S . mark 1n the 3.000·meter ateeplechue wtt.b a lime of 8 minutes 15.68 seconds at t he U.S. Olympic Track and Field Trials. Wllh a reoord crowd of 16.736 a t the University of Oregon·s Hayward Field cheering their every move, Anderson broke lhe record ol 22·7h she had set at Los Angeles t wo years ago Marsh clipped more than three seconds off the record or 8 .19 2 set by his Athletics West teammate, Doug Brown, in 1978 at West Berlin. BEFORE HER PRODIGIOUS leap, Anderson had missed her p r evious mark by only one quarter inch. clearing 22·7~• on her fourth attempt an the hnal round. She got the record on her next try. Afte r her record leap, An · derson had one more chance With the e nthus1as t1 c crowd c l a pping rhyth m ic a ll y, An derson concentrat ed deepl y before ta.king her last JUmp. But the best she could do waa 21·10 . Still, her record made her the No. 2 performer on the all-Ume list . The only woman ahead or her is Vilma BardaUBkiene of the Sovle-t Union, who holds the world mark of 23.311, and has three other jumps longer than Anderson's. Anderson. fro m C alifornia Stale <Northridge>. had won the pentathlon on the first day or the trials a weet ago and was fourth in tbe women's 100 last Monday night. The long jump victory made her the first double winner at the trials, which end today. THE TWO RECORDS were the first broken during the seven days of the t rials and continued the precedent that had been set when the pre-Olympic competi- tion began tn 1928. Every trials since then has produced either an Amencan or world m ark In the steeplechase final, there were rour leaders before Marsh grabbed the lead during the final lap and pulled away to his easy \'lCtory. In Saturday night's other final. Andy Bessette won the hammer throw Wll-h a lOSS Of 232 10 a s mo r e tha n o n<> American surpa~sed the 230-foot .. mark for tbe flrtt tlcne ever ifa; one meet. John McCardl~: finished aecond at 230-11 anfl, BorJs DjeraHl was third •: 230·8. ! : Brown ftnisbed second Satur-• day night In 8:20.60 and Jobb· Gregorek was third ln 8:21.32. : ; The 26-y ear -old Marst1.• formerly of Brigham Young! University, finished 10th ln '*: 1976 Olympic Games at Mon,l-: real. He ca me into bis own la.at> ye a r whe n h e won th~: s teeplechase titles at the Pah: American Games in San Juu.: Puerto Rico and the Spartaca~: Ga mes in Moscow . He al~ finished fourth in the prestigio~· World Cup meet at Montreal. . · Hi s record ssnashing efCoft' was his fifth victory this season. . It had been pre dic ted Dy: several runners prior to the fm&J: that the American record woufd. be broken because of the except.: 1onally rast clockings turned trc during the semifinals . "I think it will ta ke 8: 15 to wtrr e1nd more t han one guy will bet: ter my record." Brown had said~ He was not entirely correct~ but he was close. . Thl' world record is 8:05.4 lit Henry Rono of Kenya on May 1.3. J978at Seattle. Hogan Def ends Title at OCC RAI\;CHO lUESA VERDE M arty Hogan will be back to defend his title in this year's seventh annual national outdoor thr~ wall racquetball champ1onsh1ps at Orange Coast C-Ollege Fnday throui::h Sund a> Tournament :.ictaon will run from 7 a m to 9 p.m . Frida~ and Saturday.andfrom9 a m to S p m Sunday. Admission to tht' three-day £•vent 1s fr("E: and there will be bleachers to accommodate fans "Right now. Ho~an ii> the be!>t racquetball player m the world ." sa)S tournament d1rectllr Dic'k Tucker. Ho~an captur ed thE: outdoor cro\\n last year and ha!) won thrL<c i.tra1ght national an· door tiUes. Hogan, from St Loui s. 1s fresh from a recent conquest in La~ V£'ga 5 w~ere he> won a national an door tourna ment. He breezed in last year's final at OCC, defeat· ing Rick Wagner of San Diego. 21·15, 21 ·16. Wagner is also expected to be an attendance as we ll as Davey Bledsoe. who won the tournament from Hogan two years ago Dave P~k . the No. 2 ranked indoor player m the world. and Charlie Brumfield, who ~on OCC'c; toume) m 1974 and 1975. wtll also play The 1980 tournament w111 have 11 dJ!ferent competitive d1v1s1on::. In addition to the m en s open singles, there wall be men 's open doubles. women's A singles. women's A doubles. men's B s ingles. men's R doubles. \\Omen's B '1ogle-.. women's D double~. men s C doublei., boy~ a nd girls juruor !>ln~l<•s, and mcn·s st>nior smgl~ • ATHLETIC CLl.'B • 'it' <formerly Wallbangers> 'it' 'I Announces 'I ,\!'\ .\TTRACTIVE PRE-OPENING SALE J:\ ITIATlO:"i FEES Onl' T 1ml' On l~ <Transferable •I t:ntil J unl' 30. 19RO I ........ : ... 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Referee Ismael Quinones Falu stopped the bout with l : 27 left in the opening round a fter the three knockdowns. Dokes first decked Ocasio with a hard right hand. Ocasio look a standing eighl count but he Minter Wins quickly was sent to the canva!-1 twice more. both times with straight lefts. 'l'he 21-year-old American star ted the round slugging, con- necting with fine combinations Dokes. ranked firth in the world bv the World Boxing Council. did not give the Puerto Rican boxer . who fought Dokes to a 10-round draw in an April 19 fight in Puerto Rico. a chance to get started. Turner and Lon~. when they Top S p1·.kers Recrw· ted MERCEDES BENZ "ere not racmg each other Lil 3000 the round-robin se ries, s pent Tl\•s d PCJ>I modPt ha s their tame watching the stern o( UC Irvine track a nd field C"oach Kevin McNa1r Ol"ly ~4 '59T acruat m11ps• Conner's blue hulled 12 reced-has announced three more add1t1ons to the squad AutomM•c '"'"" rac1ory 1ng an the distance. ror n ext season. air cono owr wirioow<. T th fl bo t .... The new-t Anteaters are Pedro Reves from cruic.e control A AM FM urner. e am yan s po11.S "" J sterPo A 0,,,. ownPr car a nd media entrepreneur, beat J es uit High School in Sacra mento. Don Board which ,c; Lll<f NEW' · Conn<>r only once, an thl' opening ingham from Sierra J C and Dennis Ham blin from !l2SNZFI ract• o f the trials June 21 Grossmont JC. PRICED TO Freedo m r a n away fro m Reyes is the third rank<.'d high school miler in Courageous in subsequent meet-the nation C4.06.l ) and he •~ eighth ranked an the SELL FAST! IOJ!S. inviting speculation that l.500 meters. NABERS advances in the 12-meter design Boardingham was third at the state JC meet 1n m ay be catching up with the the long jump with a bes t or 24·1. He also bad a ~ older yacht. now fi~hting 111 its ti m e of 10.4 in the 100-m eter dash • third cup campaign. Hamblin was second in both lhls past )ear·s Courageous also defended the state JC cross country meet and an the S.000 l'WM\n H--0 ...... trophy wath Ted Hood at the meters. His best time for the 5.000. meters as ~v;'~'S'4o~91oo helman~1:97~4~·~~~~~~~~~1~4·~·31:.:..:_:.0:__~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I Antuofernw, Bloodied, Can't Am~r the Bell WEMBLEY. England (AP> -Alan Minte r of Britain retained his un- disputed world middleweight boxing title when former champion Vito An· tuorermo of the United States r etired on his s tool at the end or the eighth round of a scheduled 15-round contest at Wembley Arena Saturday night. Antuofermo was bleeding badly from cuts arOWld both eyes and bis handlers ad vised the referee he was in no position to continue. "pussycat champion" after their firs t fight but there was no doubt who was the master In their second meet· ing. The Englis hman, a n odds ·on favorite, dominated the fight from the opening bell, connecting with lefts and rights to Antuofermo's face with alarming regularity. CBEEaED ON BY a p artis an crowd of 10,000 fans, Minte r, the only world champlon recognised by both the WBC and WBA, did not appear to MINTER. WHO WON the title lose a round. from Antuotermo al Caesar's Palace, Minter, winner of 37 or his 44 pro Las Vegas. three months ago, contests. wu piped lnto the ring by dominated the Cigbt. repealedly pum. five white-helmeted Royal Marines. m eUng Antuo(ermo's face with right While Antuofermo fixed hJm with Jabs. icy stares, the champion atudJou.sly It only was t.be third time that An· ignored tbe cballqer, wavine lD· tuofermo -born ln Bart. 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ICAGO cues "•tKI .... ,.., 0.•• 1(1_...,., outf--. '""" t1'o 01...-llM 0.tl--'"~ ''-rN, OUll,.10.<. \e Width• ..... ~--._ .. tlotl ST. LOUIS CAltOINM.S-Jteuo..s .-Ur,..,~. efld IC.~ $Mott> OOltt••_.. wom s.r11111-°' .,,. _><.,. ,,,_ .. ,..,, s.... Oeorwe l'raLI•~. Pl~. -T- Herr, .,,......, "' ......... FOR THE RECORD I GOLF Digging One Out .............. Mart.ma !':avrat1lov;,i , the defendtn~ champion. hits a backhand in her third round match at Wimbledon Satur· day !'a\ rat1IO\ a defeated Tanya Harford, 6·3. 3-6, 6·3, to ad\ ance to the fourth round Hot Deadlock Trevino, Barber Both Conf.iderll MEMPHfS. Tenn <AP> -V..• Tn·v1no. tied for the lead wllh "Neran Mtller Barber. r1guf'f'<l he had history in has favor J!Omg into today's final round of the Danny Thomas-Memphis Golf Classic. "I'm a front-runner." Trevtoo said "I lo\e to pla} from the front. If )Ou re in front. }Ou can make a m1staJce and J!el a"'a) lo\ Ith at If \OU'n• tntnl? lo Calrh up and m-ake J mt\tdkt \o\t'll, lhJl°~ about IL "I CAS'T ltEM E:MBE:R lo-.1n~ hut once when l i,i.ent into th(· la~l round leading or t1f"d ror the: lead ·· Harber. a 49 \NH·Olci \(•tf•ran "ho '>'CI S ~a~ptn~ for brl'•th when he firushed m thC' <;ll':lm\ heat, seemed equally conf1dt'nt after making b1rd1c on two of hi " last three holes for a four under par 68 in Saturday's thtrd round He and Trev100 shared the lOll spot at 200. ll·under·par on tht' 7,249-yard Colonial Country Club course. It must have seemed loni:er than that to Barber "Man. 1t was hot." he said. "Coming down the 18th fairway. it was ques tionable to me whether I wa:. going to make ll to the green. "[(the weather sta~s like this tomorrow, 1t 's going to be s ur v1val ofthef1tt.est. "BUT I UK£ my chances They're as good as an) body's . I Ilk~ the heat. 1b.is is the le.ind of grass I grew up on. This 1s my part of the country," Barber ~did fi e paused for a moment and offrred a sly ~nn . "The hot weather 1s good for the old bones I 've got my health back now I reel like I can hurt somebody right now." Trevino. a noto rious hot- \o\eather pla}er '" 1n h1~ c·lemt-nl 1n the tempNaturt>S that 1-oart'd into th(• UPP<'t ·11~. also hJci a four under par I;>\ BradJey Leads Lopez by One ROCHESTER. NY. <AP> Pat Brad!L'Y charged to a three· under-par 70 Saturday amJ wrested the lead from Nancy Lopez Mellon after three days of a Ladies Professional Golf As· :.oc1atton tour event. Bradley's three-birdie, one· bo#?~Y performance on the par-37 back nine gave her a 54·hOIC' total of 211. on(' shot ahead of Lop('l Melton. who tied Bradley'c; one-year-old cour:.e record Fnday Wlth a 67 on the fl.206 ~ ard, par-73 Locust Hill Country Club Lopez-Melton bmhed two of the first three holes. but later ran into trouble. The tournament was delayed about four hours by heavy rain while Bradley and Lopez·Melton were on the fourth hole. DeVicenzo Has Lead MAMARONECK . DEMONSTRATOR N,Y. <AP> -Roberto De Vlcemo. winner of the BrtUsh ()pea in 1961 and bolder of 140 world· wlde t.LUes, regl.tl«'ed a th r ee·under-par 68 Saturday to move Into the lead with a 215 after 54 boles d the lnaqural U.S. Senlor Open OoU cbamplooablpa at tbe East course at the Winaed Foot Golf Club. The 57-year·old De Vtnceni.o, a natlve of Araentlna and now Uv- lnl in Tanana. held a two-stroke advaota1e over Art Wall Jr.. I.be 1959 MHten wlnoer who carded a one-over· par '12 oa tbt l,117·Ya?d layout. 1980 SEVILLE Equipped with all or the Cadillac luxury options including custom two-tone paint. (678157). Oampett Vme State Amateur 'Dale PEBBLE BEACH (AP) -Bob Clampett of Carmel Valley beat Jim l<ane ol San M.ateo, 6-aad_., to win tbe 89th Callfomla amateur 101t champ&omblp Saturd.., at Pebble Beacb coune. attemoon. but Clampett took the next five, 1etdn1 a birdie. thtN COf\· 1ecuUve pan and another btrd. In the mom1Df Cl1ml*t lolt the flrat bole by tbr••·PUUlnl for • bo1ey. He dSd not bot•Y 11aln unUl the 15tb and wM ev• per tor t.be day 00 tbe 6.a.ya.nt, par...ft COWN. ITl llAPPEllll 11 lllllOIVU SUPEI tall•- AS LOW AS '16,395 12 To Choose From At Similar Savings! It w• the aeeond atat.o amateur u. Utle ln three yean for ~ 20-year-o&d Brtpam Yount Unlventty l&udeot. He woo ln 19'78 but did not def end tbe u. tlelutyur. Clampett wu tbree·llP an. tile mondQI MiDd ot .tbe ........ matdl.Xue waa Ow am bole ot tlMt Kane, 22. la an Oral Robert• Univ.rally 10Jfer wbo upeet 1171 State md U.S. Amateur tour cbamp ,Jlaf't O'•'ra 1D J'rtda1'1 Mali• ftaaJa. • NABERS UGO HARBOR llVD., COSTA MESA Ttlephone (114• 5'0·9100 lfOUU W1(l(OA'f1 J.JO AM le 4 ,;,., SAf\ll.D4\' ••AW '-6 .... ~NOA\' tHe At.4 t••111 l'M Historic Setting la UM llallClow ol nearly JOO yean ol ~. Dorotby lliol, an e~...,.•lkm Saft J~ Capi.ltnmo r.kSent. eadtaqed we4dtaa YO.a laal Saturday wttb WWiMD Calbou.n. a nau~ of 080f'liL Th• Hltl•t for tbe mld· afteraoon ceremooy .... the Rloe Adobe. a home bu.iU In 17" by Feliciano Rio., a Spanish soJdJer wbo came to Soutbem CaU!omla wilb ht.her J un.apero Serra. Tbe lldobe, wbicb 11 lbe oldest an CalllomJa. a crordlna to 1ts current owner, Steve Rioa, was built on land deeded lo Felt ciano Rios by the governor ol Meu co Steve Rios, an attorney. now lives in the adobe and carries out bi.a law practise m it.a weU- worn room.a. It was his cousin who was wed ln fTODl of the old lam.Hy home with the Rev. Dr. G8.J") Barmore officiating. The bride as the daughter ot Frank and Ruth Rios , now Fullerton residents, and he r hus band is the son of Dr. WiJl iam Calhoun of Waycross, Ga .. and Mrs. Clair Slicer of Irvine. Maid of honor was Mary Mor· rison, ring bearer was Michael Hawes and best m an was Harry Calhoun. Seating g uests we re Erian Ebreopreis and Artie Lautz. The bride wore a Queen Anne dress and carried a bouquet of white roses and daisies. a nd the maid of honor was gowned an chart.reuse. Ji'efJt'Uri'!!fl..·-·--·------~ __ .J_~_a._,. _______ ~_YPtl.OT __ .. _ 0.01,~_.._..,.~-- . ,,., • {See filSTORJC, Page 86) Dorothy Rios, an eighth-generation San Juan Capistrano resident. exchanged wedding pledges wrth W1ll1am Cnsfer Calhoun 1n front of family adobe. Ring b earer Michael Hawes, 5. becomes tram bearer for bnde (above). Couple say vows (nght) with the Rev. Dr. Gary Barmore. Tradition's Back-· ln spite of the fact that the baby boom has long be-en over. post World War 11. a nd many young couples are optin~ to hve together mstead of ma r ry. the number of weddtngs last year was the ~realest m the history of the United States . Accordlng to the Dt>partment of Health . Edu cation and Welfare. the number of license~ issued last year was 2.317.000, a gain of 74,000 over the previous ) ear The whole decade of the '70<; was a boom time for marnage, the figures also show In the pn• ' 1 o us de c ad" th l' r ,. "'t' re 17 .825 000 marriage• .. <·omparc' 1s "<'VC'r) indication that marriages '-'Ill continue to tncre<Jse all through thf" 1980s .. NOT ONLY IS the number of m ar riages of int e res t t o soc1olog1sts and -;tat1st1nans. but to retailer-. as well. since brides spend $12 5 b11l1on dollars eJC'h ) ear for their weddings The magazine comm1ss1one<1 a research firm to g lean other facts about today's bnde The stud\ re' Nied that thrt.'C out of four ·f1r;t marriage bndcs opt for a trad1t1onal wedding. from where they get mamed 1 church or temple> to what they "ear <a formal wed dan g gown> The survey alw reported that today'<; first-marriage bride has an a"erage of 3 1 attendants and her groom has 3 5 S EVENTY ·SE \'EN percent of all f1rs t·m arriage brides choose a religious sett.Ing for their wedding. with the next two favored places a Judge's chambers 17.4 percent) and the bride's home (5.8 percentl And th e couples a r e still honeymooning. Mode rn Brade finds that 94 6 per cent of its readers plan honeymoons eac h year. and sometimes leave the packmg for the tnp to the last m inute T he followmg hints are offered for getllng suitcases m order lO s peed brides and grooms on their way to a romanllc, care- free vacation tnp I. S ELEC T EAS Y-CARE clothes an a color scheme that m ixes and ma tches. li mitanl! c lothes to t'Ao colo r s pl us neutrals. :? Pack <>hoes a nd othe r "hea,1es" ri ,..,t, '><>the "eight 1s at the bottom of the bag 3 Rolling cs the best way to pack Jt'Jn .... 1 -c;hcrtc; and c;y. c;;ter-Start v.1th thl' bottom of each garment and roll t1 ghlly. Then arrange rolls in layers aroundtheedgeofthesuitcase. 4. Lay r emaining garments fl at m center of bag. Then fold everything together : first the top a od bolt.om. then the s ides. 5. U'l1LIZE EXTRA space by~ tucking sock<> and pantyhose in- 1de shoes. placmg belts around the edge of bag. _ 6. To pack a s uit for him. Jeavt' coat unbuttoned a nd over- lap lapels till coat fi ts the width ~ of tht' bag, leltmg coattails hang' out over front. Then fo ld sleeves le~thWlSC to s ide or coat. Place wa1~tband of pants in center of baJ! wtth legs out over edge Then bnng roalla1ls over pants, le~s over coat 1 In cru:c l'lothes do get slight· ly wrinkled, hang on shower rod and steam for a few manutes. Romantic fool< is perfect for a garden wedding. Orgar za gown features sweetheart neckline, hat has elbow-length veil and a rakish air. Bridal Aisle Paved With Obstacles By JUDITH OLSON of U. Daily PllOI St.ttt There \bey are, all 15 ol them in the Sunday paper. New June brides who marched down the nuptial aisle in a ritual that goes on year aft.er year. I feel like calling them oo the telephone to see lJ they know what they're dolna. Are they sure they want to get mar· ried. About ball ol thOle lovely brides probably will stay with husband No. 1 for a happy and fulfilled life, because for whatever reuosi, tMy've ptdled a mate who's compatible and w1U cherilb them forever. VN'FOBTUNATBLY, THE OTBEa 50 percent will separate or divorce, accordJD& to staU.tlcs from U.S. Bureau of Census. Probably all the brides who donned their white 1own1 last week would pooh-pooh th1I fact, however, because each IDOlt likely believes tt could "never happen" to her. But tbe facta are that it can happen, unless both partners work llt the mant.,e and unless It was •oocl to betiD wttb. Some relatlon1blp1 have nail• hold1n• tbem totetber ID ta.. ftl'lt place ud tbele are Ute oa• &Ut rwPQlld beetto...,...,''m.,,ewce. To cll8co¥« ttie-=-....._._..,. .............. tbe extra bond-la tM • per'Cd ol tbe 11 lUt ..t u.. ReaJtb lllluruce IMIM18e eomm•loMd an ellbt-rear RudJ ol ZN ~lea _ ............ ,... .. First, the study showed there was a strong personal com· mttment ol one spouse to another. Second, there was an ego maturityonlbepartof both partners. Or. Clifford Swensen Jr .. professor of psycholog1cal science at Purdue University, who conducted the study. described the concept of "commitment" according to the reasoauthecouples gave for manying. Tll08E WHO WED FO& REUGIOVS re&SOOJ. social pressure or pregnancy had "low commitment," he said, ( Singles ) married because they admired their mates• cba.racterlatJcs wbJle thoae wbo married because they admlred their mates' chanctertatics before mantqe and coatiaued to 11.nd them appe•Unc atterwarch had the "blcb commitment .. neces.aary to preeer"Ye tho union. Sww said tbe "e10 factor" la "the abWty to accept one's ftfl/ while placiDt • vllue CID the iDd.tftd..Uty ot od>ers.•• ID oellr WOl'dl, ,... .. to Utt youneat pnttf ~ be willing to allow the other person to be bimsell lor a s ue· cessful marriage. No ideas about changing yoor partner are a llowed in such a untoo. You either take them as they are or you don't take them at all. From the loots or Swenaen's study, it mi1bl be a good idea to give all prospective brides and groom.a a test to de- termine the s~ ol their commitment t.o one another and the level of their aelf-esteem. llil&JAGE UCEN8ES COULD BE lasued much like bank loans.Uthe reason lan'l lood enouih they wouldn't be er anted. Such an exam would requ.tre bonel~y on the part ol both pel'IOClll, tbou&h. and that would probably be the bitch. How many ol m are will1DI to edmll that w.'re marrying for MCuricy. IOClal ae~ or a deftek lD our aelf...teem? It 'M>Uld behoove all 1lqle peopa. wbo are contemplating marrt.se aome day, eYeD lf U.... lsn"t a bride or sroom lD aitht yet. to lit down ud • tllitmMl"8 Swemen•a quest.lon about wb)t they wut to be wed. A.ad then they abou.ld make • Ult ot wt.at k1Ddl ol quallt.MI tbe7 want ID a maM beb'9 ..um. out to find a matcb. 1 I JU1t hope all thOle 15 pretty brides did tMir homework weU eacJUlb·IO &bey could PMs tldl tbeoretlu.l C.t. I& would be a ebame to W~ IUcb lcwe1y ..,WDI CID weddlnp t.bat dldn 't WOl't:. '· : ,. .. -OAR. Y "LOT Jackson-Gogerty Mr. and Mra. JohlS P. Jacbon ol NewPor\ Beach hive ~\he •1apm• al \M!r dau1hler, Julee K. Jae ban, to Danlel T Got~olH~ 8Hdl. t ..,,_ bri-..ltet paduated from Newport Harbor lUgb School •od ii •ltendln1 Oran&• 1 Coast~"· Tbe future brid aroom 11 lht toa ot Mn. g R 8ilhop ol KaJJua, ff••• I and I.be late Leo Goaerty ol Newport Buch. Ke ll a tT•dualo ot Newport Harbc>C" Hilb School and Golden West Collt1e. The COYple wall be marned i.n Oc:tober at \be Chrast Olurch by t.he ~· on the Balboa Pen· nlniw• Cleeland-Barton AMe B&nleo of Balboa l•land and Bnitt> Cleeland ot Fullerton were married at Our Lady Queen ot the Angels Church of Newport The bride. daughtt-r of Mr Richard Barden or Tustin and Mrs Sloyan Barden of Balboa Island. gaduated from Corona d l Mar Hlih and attends Pepperdtne Law S<-hool. The bridegroom. son of Mrs and Mr!>. Raymond Cfeela.nd of Fullerton. al$0 attends Pepperdine Law School. The couple plan to live ln Newport Beach after a trip to St. Thomas, Vi.rgin lslat1ds. Reed-Peterson Laura Peterson of Fountain Valley and David Reed ol Huntington Bea<.'h were married Mrs. Cleeland Mrs. Reed 1n ('eremonh.•1 at King of Glory Lutheran Church. 1''ountaln Valley. Tht-bnde, daughter or Mrs. and Mrs. John Pt-terson. ar•duated from Fountain Valley High and attended Golden West College. She is l'nlployed by attorney John Saur. The bndegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Retd of 1-l Lauderdale, Fla., is employed by lluntlngton Bea<.'h German Car. Wfttding ond engo~mtnt annmmcemema nm on SundaJI m the Dolly P\Jot. Forrl\3 are oooilo~ aC oU Doily Pilot o//lffs or b]I colling t~ Featvre INport- mi>nt, 6.f2.4J2J EnQO!lf'mnit announC'emtnla mwt ~ rtt~~ by the> 1''t'OlllN! Dtport~I ol Umt nr ~ekl ~Jore the u 'C"dd mg dale ( Boros cope ) MONDAY, J UNE JI By SYDNEY OMARR ARIES (Mar. 21-Apr. 19): Be dtret-t. in· dependent and confident eoough lo get to heart of matteTS. Cupid's arrow strikes close to home. Imprml your own style. Spotlight on friends, hopes, desires and aspirations. Leo. Aquanus persons play important roles. TAURUS <Apr. 20 May 20): Some obsta<.'les serve as s1gm.ftcant stepping-stones to progress Commumcate needs lo one in authority. People who prev1ously were indifferent are now likely to be receptive. Know 1t and proceed according- ly. Hunch prove~ vahd. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Good moon aspect coincides now with travel. long-range projects. spiritual enlightenment. Gain overall view of legal situation. Diversify without scat· tering forces. Sense of humor proves valuable asset. Laugh at your own foibles. CANCER <June 21-JuJy 22): Revise. review aod tear down for ult.Jmate pU11Xl5e of rebwld· ing on a more soud structure. Aquarius. Scorpio persons figure prominently. A frank discussion with loved one will clear the air. Che<.'k leases, taxes and interest rates LEO (July 23-Aug 22) Qascern reasons and motives -someone who should know better is attempting to "trip" you. Be analytical. Main· tam low profile and be d1scrttt Play cards close to chest. Jf quiet and firm you wm maJOr point. Ge m1ru. Virgo. Sagittanus natives fi gure prominently VIRGO CAug. 23-Sept. 22) Emphasis on ob· taming necessary materi al Avoid playing second fiddle. Stick to quahty and elevate self esteem. Important domeslJc adJustment is ma· jor part of sccnano. Money consideration will be resolved. Taurus. Libra. Scorpio persons play significant roles. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0 ct. 221 : Favorable Moon aspect CQincides now with romance, creative endeavors. sweeping changes. contact with young persons and ability to separate fact from fancy. Dehne terms. Maintain aura of glamour and mystery. H discreet. you gain obJecllve. ~~~~~ SCORPIO cOct. 23-Nov. 21): You'll have more respons1b11Jty, authonty and opportunity to earn add1t1onal money. Capncorn. Cancer persons play key roles Get vaJid appraisal. Ac · cept constru~tl\e c nllc1s m. but .l"eJecl any hint of der1s1on. Property may be worth more than on1:?inatly ant1c1pated SAGITIARIUS <Nov. 22 Dec. 21 I: Pe<>ple are drawn to you and confide their problems Be ~vmpathcltl'. but don 'l carry unnecessary burdens Let go of past -){et sideline:.. take cold plunf:?e into future. Present ideas, make calls. arrangl' for necessary trip. CAPRICORN t Dec. 22-Jan. 19): New ap proach means money. Know it and don't sell yourself short. Strive for greater independence of thought. action. Leo. Aquarius persons figure prominently. You ~et ~reen light for speciaJ proJe<.'t Romantic interlude is also featured. AQUARJUS <Jan. 20-Feb. 18): You regain sense of direction. Circumstances turn in your favor. Make personal appearances. Be con- spic uous by your presence. Wear brighter col- ors. HJghlJght personality and persuasiveness. Cancer, Capricorn persons play important roles PISCES i Feb. 19·Mar. 20): You gain rare insights You have backstage view. You will be active in ronne<.'t1on with s~1al club. group. organization You may be called upon for s pe<.'ial interview Check facts, figures and sour<.'e material Ge mini. Sagittarius persons figure prommently • • .Historic (From Page BS> There was Spanish guitar music during the ceremony and the reception took place at The Depot restaurant, San Juan Capistrano . After a honeymoon in Puerto Vallarta. the couple will reside m San Francisco. where Calhoun will practice law. The bride, who earned a bachelor's degree in French literature at l'CI. plans to JOln a museum s taff. Exercise Suggestions FEATURING Women's College Interests Changing WASffiN(;TON CAP> ~ Feml.nlall bave t'Onttnded In recent years that women going \.0 college ahould plan t.belr educaUon around more lhan j1.11t workln1 for a rew years and then quitting t.o raise a family. And college· bound wom n have apparenUy been llat.ening to the advice. "Women are chooalng 11\ore realistic field.I. Thay'ro not very dmerent from men now ," aald Rosalind Bruno ol the Cenaua Bure'1u. BETWEEN ltH AND 1978, bureau fi&ures show, the number of college women majoring ln business jumped 300 percent, from 204,000 to 819,000. Jn the same period, the number oC women majoring in education. a tradiUooal women's major that often led to a t~acbine job. dropped from 760,000 to 601,000. "They've gotten out of the traditional field of education into fields where they can have more long-lasting carffrs oow, not ones where they work a few years. then stop work- mg, returning some years later" Ms. Bruno said. ~ lncreue pu.ebed from t percent to 17 percent th.e proportlon of women •moo• busl· neas majors. Only 13 percent of women ma- jored in education In 1978. down from 33 per· cent in 1986. IN AJ>DmON to business, women are also studylng other disciplines that were once almost exclualvely a male preserve. The number of women engineering atudenta grew from lD,000 lo 66,000 in the 12-year period. In biological sciences, the number of health and medicine women student.a In- creased 168 percent, to 717,000, while total enroUment In lhe area grew 95 percent. Ms. Bruno noted, though, that a large share of the women enrolled in such studies are preparing for the traditional role of nurses. The study also showed that black en· rollment tripled between 1966 and 1978, with changes in emphas1.s similar to women, In 1966, about 40 percent of black students majored in education or the social sciences, a figure tkal dropped lo 11 percent by 1978. ll'STHE WEEKEND AND W>UNEED A DOCTOR. WHO CAN W>UCAlL? DOCTORS' HOUSE CALL SERVICE COllES TO YOU 24 HOURS A DAY, 7 DAYS A WEEK-FOR NO EXTRA CHARGE. Pd1n tevcr dno 11•nr# , in NOTHING ADDED aot ocn cnc-"n ~ 1-He uo rlnyt rTY> r,t 1rir <:-1-1 TO YOUR Bill.. ~) \._ t I ]..;; r)( noQl°'I '(!.(111 'l<l.., Ju "',,., j t"1o<.I Df'O()le i:He concerru:<: '-proOI• .m ,, 11 rt•• fr'. 1Jr1 ,. ot w·lh lhP c.CY,I ot lh1s new ser --------------•tie mqh1 or 1n<• wee~ c•n<J vtr r• The c..ost of a visit 10 your SOUTH COAST l"l.AZA M NhN", in yOJ l1nr< .. n<Y.lnr horn" 1'. comparable 10 the l..-...rL#-. .. ,., .,.........., --I 641 .102• 731 •9n 7 .~nd whf•nc.dn y0u •.r ·nm k><,.11pnysic1ans10 your com· QZ -Wcrtc:h kw S°'-0~ s.-11111,..,,-. Thi' .in<,wf'f 1'. Dor KW munity dncl much less than iiim Morlttwood To-c ... tf'I". ~,.,.... H0t~ C.:ill ~NICI' II'. .1 nr•w tt-<• IOCAI h0sp1tat There IS no o,u .. fVfS & SUtotOA y moblt· rr.PdtCdl 5NVO· lnd1 1 ti.irqe tor mileage dispatch ~;:;:;:;:;;::=~===========::::;;;::::~-::)nnq'~ 1 hc.en"ed tA D riqtit 111() or s<:nd1nq thP. mobile unil ·r.· your door•Af>O f<J Irr>.~! IT'S COVERED • l tJ H ypn o.'lis f"or You?' .. Of course 1t 1s ... Almost everyone is tam1har w 1111 the kind ot hypnc:l&s that's performed in front ol an audience for entertainment purposes The performer who induces this kind ot hypnosis would have you bellew that he has some strange power over the volunteers that come up on stage Nothing could be further from the truth . . The pcwer is 1n you The per1ormer only make<:> use of 11 ... 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They are two of the s afest, hea rt-training sports because they r equire movement of the arm!> According to the United States Twirling ASSOCl3· lion , the heart must work 21-i times as hard to pump t h e s ame amount of blood through ... Initial 1nterv1ew at no cl'large your arms as through ~===========~==~~::!::~~~~~~a.nr1,. ,,.,,._, Co•t• M•~ N••..-1 .. _., &ML.'-reWorid your legs. While your .;;; legs and arms gel a ..................................................................................................................... .. ~VI. It . 1 has a SALE SUNDAY, JUNE 29th AT 12 NOON SHARP! CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED FASHION SHOPS PROMENADE • WOODLAND HILLS • 141·8120 TOWN & COUNTRY • ORANGE • 543· 1780 FASHION 18LAND • NEWPORT BEACH • 144·2H2 LIDO ISLE • NaWPOAT RACH • m-IM3 work-Out, so does your heart! ••• Nothing i.urpass e s jump rope ror producing the greatest fitness in the least time . And jumping rope bums up scads of calories -up lo 1.000 an hour. ALSO POii •N P~ENADE & TOWN & COUNTRY ( Merchandise selected from our regular stock now reduced • % to ~ off regular price • Marvelous collection of Sportswear And Dresses ADELE SIMPSON• AUSTIN HILL• CALVIN KLEIN • LANVIN • NIPON •SUSAN HOWARD• WILAOY • VINCENTE • SWIMWEAR (H.H . STORE ONLY) CoaOMA•NM atM MIT CCMIT HWY • ..... '· FEATURING ~.Jun.2:1.•• Thrash Out Problem With Spouse RUFFB.l'S UPHOLSTIRY W'-Y•W .. ........ DSAA ANN LAllfDSU: ,..._ talJ ••Miw•·· .. ,~ fro• till' 1tepe without 101&•1 •7 hlMM. "Nkk" bd l ~He b••• married •l1tu .................. An11 ~aader• uked Wm &o ~-... tw can md • bclime, aad ~ w.. ..,.... ... aad clld U .ttllou& _.., m•. HU~lll~ H•e HW (J•m IW"e "Dad" will pl••'FI ..ce ud fw eoct up PQtaa on. n... an. u ,.;. ... , .. '' IOU &N •and. aad .... ,.. ............ . have DO tndSt > Ill• el antaMe. llf 1tepdau1hter D g A R A N N aned u &be could bor· LANDERS Ttua la m y row 10.Y food pulverl1er f•nl leuer to you But laat Wft!k. Sbe H id abe J've l"ffd y-our column aeeded 1l "juat tor a daaly for yean and quot day:• Thia mormne T ed. you often called ~ Wed ber to f did not r.qree with return 1l She u.ld, "I your answer to the teller dropped 1t and It brob abo ut the spongin g 1t'a not worth r1xlng neighbor You rated her Gee, I'm sorry " "two notches lower than Thu IS the third a s o al'& ankle" becaust: weekend 1n a row we she refused to give tht: ba.e bad &o baby·•lt for freeloader a Band.Aid our ~randcblldren . The lady was led up .. Nick' a.aya il'a part of with her neighbor's con· beln1 good grand· slant borrowing, and l parents, but he plays golf can understand why l SaturdayandSUndayand had similar neighbors . comeshomeat4 p.m . J'm They were professionals Lbeooewhoiaatuct. at that. And two grown Please give me some chlldren. advice. I feel -USED I got fed up with the IN FULLERTON constant "borrowing" - roHt were out. She 'd call to uJr If s~ could have aomc (()('a party Ill the om~ 1 couldn't aay no, t>ttause 1he could u •e t hem fr om h er kttt'bt.-n wtndow 1'hen, t h a nk h eavens, w e moved A few years later I me t som eo n e w h o worked with lh1s gal She told her I was the world's most wonderfuJ ne1ihbor 1 sure was - while tl lasted. -THE "PATSY" Dl:AR PATSY : You've sot a lot of com· paay, ~. a.nd I ua •adentaad your feel· tncs. Bat a B&Dd·Ald! ! C'moa. Have a bean, lady! D E AR A N N LANDERS: Please print j ust one more le tte r about people who drop in unexpectedly. I want to fra me it. l barely know this nut. She had to look up our Wh~ abe a ppeared at t he door . l lold m y h U1 band I 'd kill bJ Ill lf h~ let her ln He did make eicuses (I heard h t m l but s he wa s perslltent and he didn't have a chance. I gave him hob' hell after she left -r~ to speak to him untll lbe next m orning. The whole lhtng upset me so I got indigestion and couldn't eat a bit of supper. I just know Big·Mouth told everyone she knew ho w m eued ·UP the house was and that l look e d 90 years old without makeup. T b&nQ for letting me make the polnt agai n. Ann It's some thing people need t o see sever a l times before the)' reahze you mean THEM -lLL-ln·OI DEAK OI: Tk tl'Oable wi&h ....... ls \bey are Ulkk·liaded .act anable to stt tllemselves aa otben eee ihem. DEAR ANN LANDERS: Your sug· gest 1o n s via Sylvia Porter on ltow to cope with i.nflatim showed a s urpras ina lack o f a wareness. That ''buy. buy.buy" advice may be f in e fo r Lake Shore Drive abd Part Avenue, ltll....._ ... but It had very little to c..t• ...._ _ 5'a-l I u do with the mllUont of~=======~ ailmt poor. , --------.... We now uae baking soda to brush our teeth c Toothpaste la out of the question.> We aave aharda of s oap. add water. boll and make a bar. We have forgotten what beef. pork and lamb taste like . Yes. we have heard a bout food stamps, but those are for other people. not us. Our lhermo&tat is set at 65. not to save ener&Y but to keep the bill down. Extra soclu and sweat.en help a lot For amusement, we ride our old bicycles to t h e libr a r y . That 's where 1 read your col· umn (can't afford to buy news papers >. Yes, we are the silent poor. and there are more or us a round than you s us· pect. No signature, JU.St -S EEN BET TE R DAYS DEAR BETTER DAYS: Tbanb lo you aad all who wrote. YOU are rtp&. and I admit yoa.r leUer abooil me ap. I wl&b yoa werea't so proad about food stamps. Tbe program wu designed lo belp peeple HU you. PleaM recoaAder. ................ r=: Call us now. tot e>Cpef1 ~ Wl1t\ your kildwo r~ plans Let u• etlOW you hOW '° l:>Nullty wld modemae. at wr· pnMlQly IOw OOllt k> you' BARKER.:=, 2960 Randolf Ave Costa Mesa 754-0370 ,,. blk W or BnstOI at Baker I,,,.,,,.,. • • •I I local coverage keeps you informed everyday In the DAllY PILOT DEAK USED: BJ• or one cup sugar, two cups her e hlldrea are the m ilk. a can of soup. etc. prl.Dd pal cause for the They never re turned failure of aecond mar· a nything. Finally 1 got rta1ea. Yoa need a Jot wise and srud J was out more belp tbaa I can of whatever she needed. give you. We didn't hve in the address 1n the phone ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- Go see Ute clergyman country There was a who married you •ad v a r1 ely stor e three Nick. Ask If you can m inutes away -on fooL bring your basba.nd ln My bigl'(est gripe was for • mil. Get this pro-each J une w hen o ur book. So why couldn't she h ave calle d and a sked l f 1t was convenient to come by for a httle v1s1l ') Our phone number was right there by the address. Timing is Everything A lot f4 women sitting out there today co n· templating marriage &Te sa yin g lo themselves. "Could I make a serious commit· ment to a man who doesn't dance?•' Dancing in a marriage ls important. Jt'a ooe of the few tbin~s you do tosetber in public that makes you remember w~ you got married. 4 few naive Utt.le fools sa), "I'll get h im t o daote after we're ma r· ried." Ob, sure. And you 'n going to g row .. ~r Ol\ his bald spot and put a ~ume button on his snorin g . M y hus band's feet have been unde-the table so long , theJ will when light hits th•m. WE WERI: OUT the olher night wlaen the or· cbestra began to play and the three o ther E,...a Boml»e~k another 10 years it 1J be out!" "You said that about s irloin and declricity ... "Look at them," be s aid. "Do you think they're having a good time? That fella is sbov· ing that woman back and forth like he's mov· ing a piano." "It wouldn't hurt you to dance one dance with me .. He got out his watch. looked at it. and then sai d, "Okay. JUSt one ... couples at the table gol DO NOT BE MISLED. up \o dance. He looked He had no intention of over at me. "Yoo don't dan cing. He was setting have tolooklikeyouJust m e u p f o r th e o ld became eligible for the mod e rn·equalion·fo r · orphan's picnic. What non-dancers trick. possible kick can you This is t he way it get out there o n a wo rks . Fi rs t . h e crowded floor dandng' calculates the distance backwards'.' I tell you from the table lo the dancing is ~ fad lr dance floor T his is d 1v 1ded by how many seconds are left for the song to be hnished. lf the first number is lar ger than the second. he can fill tn by helping you out or your chair. buttorung his coat. stop· ping by a table to say h e llo to someone he thought he ltnew, or gel· ting lost on the way to the noor. WHATEVER , HE m a de 11 to the dance floor just in time to stri&e a pose and bear the music stop When the music started again. he looked al me and said. "II you lhinJc I 'm going to be the only one on the noor dancing to t he theme from St a r Wars, you're crazy." ··Ho w d o you do that"" I asked. "Do what ?" "Figure out just p r ecis e moment music wiU stop." ''The same way know that when the bases are loaded with two outs and the batter bas a count or three and two, you turn off the TV set and announce. 'DIN· NER'!'' Marriage 1t all comes down to timing. Currents Dangerous WASHINGTON <AP> -If t he oitean figures in your vacabon plans. .be w ary of rip currents. a dangerous and liWe app~ialed pbe®menoo tlaat can lead to tragedy. Many s wimmers do not recognize rip currents and can rmd themselves caught ln these strong. river-like outflows of ocean water moving rapidly away from shore. reports Donald V. Hansen of the National Oceanic ,and Atmosphe r ic Ad· Ill inistration. Hamen advises keepina calm and swimminl parallel to ahon, across die current, to get out ot it. Or. be aa)'9, since the current dies r.apldly once you aide tbe surf zone. you can let it carry you seaward un- lll it slows and then swim back ln calmer water out.side lhe current. His first advice, though, is to learn what rip cutTents look like and avoid them . A rip current breab up the normal wave patte rn, appearing as a crisscross line running perpeodlcular to the shore. Sm all. choppy waves may form along either aide of the rapid outflow of water out to the surf zone and often the rough water will whip up a foam line that abowa the locatkln of the rip current. There i.a no way of knowing when or where a rlp current will form. Han&en said, ao the beat advice la to be aware of the possible danger and wbaltodoilcaugbtinooe. 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LM.80YD J DAILY PILOT -.t--------------------......-------...-~ '• -OAil. y "-OT . .Mtt .. ·- CELEBArTY PROFILE Chan e of Charaeter Dalltu forecast: Bobby to shed wings, halo LOS ANO tA P> -lrlrk Duff) wu ~•hMM aMbup\M d&a-nra flt "Dallu .. Hin ~ .a... a ,.... h• r~•t hill '-ome Matt• Md._... ,.... ......... ·•-rialltwktee ol~._MtC " htqh.d..._....,, ln &.erm1 o1 puri • " Mi • ·-n.. ~ret'U!r of 'Bobby was lf'ttlnl rt., &t Ml ltlllt> did ~lDC. &.>bb) K~ al ,,.,.pl~ ('f'\Ul'll'. tro m lbf' tai bit!' • • Duffy wanted to retW'TI Bobby to •h•• ht" "' .. lQ the bq&n.o1°'. -~ be Noprd ~ll.b uw dauahter ol hla (athf.r't ~ 111a th JO~ (uJ cbl.pmw'r ol "the-l.hr.-. 8 •s hooa•• broaru aod booc " tu de iuoa to h1' f•m1ly:. ~ . .Q) M.aib ''nlAT W 'TH~ I . M I llkt'd about him." OutTv '>.()I ... s.atd. •'half'H•r h•PIM'flM1 to that., \ ou " ;)tud. m~ wttb aQtt l "' .. ,,) anlt a halo." Duffy ""~"' tu lJrndu1·~r l.A."Ol\ard t>.at1man "hen <About (our :.tk'"' h'ffi&Ukod to ht-ftlmfil tor the M'a:.<>n "I "cc.n't 'rnow.h ttunk'n¥ ol lt-a\U\1:. but I wa:. contemplallng "hell 1l ~ould lllk.t• to shttl.t• them eflOU!th to !>tt m) Vl""' u( ''<"" Aod I found at tO<\J( vt>ry htth· tCtttman :.~ud ht-"a:- surprised ll look m" ~o Ion.a to C"tlnW to :.~ tum '<:apt. Kangaroo., Marks Milestone NEW YORK t AP l When Captain Kangaroo f!reetE'd tht> n~t1on's duldreo r~ot ly. he wa~ :.a) mg "Good Morning" for tht' 7,000th t.Jme. FOR ZS YEARS NO". <'h1ldren have be-en glued to their telev1S1on set.5 on ~t't'kday morn· anl'!S as Mr Bunny Rabbit plOlS new ways to wm carrots and Mr Moose tricks the Capta10 into bnn~ing down a barrage or pmg pong balls The CBS show is the longest.running children's program on net-work television. BOB KEESHAN CREATED the show in 1955 after a st10t as ClarabeUe the Clo~'D on the "Howdy Doody Show " "Capt ain Kangaroo" has won three Peabody Awards and an Emmy and Keeshan last year was named Broadcaster or the Year by the lnternat10oal Radio and Television Society. lOll.\· ~\~~,·••Ll;I t RR'N t 'O\\'BO\. ~ P'DN PLAYING &MC Olt&JIGI MALL{ '::~? .,~~!~.o .. UltfdlDI' CHIOI& WUT t.t,rm1nw·• b~ r JO J' c.. ' , •• 4 ' •• I(). • ' • tO; ..... I SOUTll CO&IT Coo;ld l.le1.t ~q J)~] i.....-'' W • I )(. • OU • I~• '4!i JI ..... llMAPWA l"IU ~2<,i ~'i ~ ~1'11'1 •1JIJ •~OO , •'l • , i/,J CDW&llOI' MllllCMI WIUOMAU "1 .v,c•··~~ t f ••• ' .. ~·· 1.1 ®*'' ~:,..., 0....-111111'1 .. Cl•·-~!>8 1011 • rAUU ACCUTll ,_TWllMW..., MOVIE RATINGS FOR PARENTS AND YOUNG PEOPLE AU Id 11~ """"'ffi: lllM!> RtC.ll\ll 01£ MAI. QI f"l MOTIO'O PoCfuA( COC>f. CJ< <;t, ~ Rt()\IV r '°" "Sports ••• " Keeps you on top of the local scene ..• everyday in the DAILY PILOT l'M-uw.M ht waa aware of au the problema l waa 'al.,lna about " H WMa al lha1 point that t.he dttlsion was madtt to hoot J R • played wilh devilish delight by Larry llaaman. •nd leave hls fate in the b1lauce \lnt.ll lhe next &eaaon When the s how ol)4'au1 ln St-ptt1m~r, Bobby will be in t.otal con· h-.il ot the £wing empire "W ·•aE GOING TO SEE the effects of that powC"r C'Ol'rupllna me." says Duffy "Bobby 110 t aoina w cl~an house he's going to be alo""I> t"rodf'd In a i.ense 1t w1U jusllfy J R .,..,·~us" you'll be able to s~ 1t happerung again to Uobby Then we'll see hi m become the good au~ •.catn 1tnd slowly fi ght tus way baclt Now. that s lntt>resUng for an actor to do " Duff) 's h1ur •:. uncharacterist.JcaUy short ~ ht"n tw appeared for the 10terv1ew He bad JUSt rompll'led his role as Col Paul W. Tibbets in lh~ tt\rtt hour NBC movie "Enola Gay." He pla' s lhe Alr Corps om cer who commanded the " 29 that dropped the atomic bomb on tllroshtmu 1n Werld War II Ile spent four du)~ w1lh Tlbbets. who now runs a rhartl'r 1urhnt• to hnd out what lund of a 11htt\ h.-was It turned out to be for naught. "M\' ORIGINAi. I NTENTION of ho~ 1 iwrl'e1v\'d tum. how m fat't he said he was. is not "hut they "anted." ht• ~ays .. They thought 1t "as too abrasive and not the image the military w anlt'd to proJf'<'t. "So we had to step buck a htlle. They made him more warm . u little more outwacdlv humnhl~C. all <'harat'll'rlSllCS he has but none "tu ch he <.'ould cxh1 bit under those conditions .. Duffy s tepped into his role in "Dallas" d1rN•Uy from "The Man f'rom Atlanlls." 11 s bort·laved NBC senes. lie se1ys. "It got me MOW PLAYING ACADEMY AWARD WINNER Beat Foreign Language Fiim 1979 ,. A genuine muterplece ••. a dnematk work of art that muat be aeen. savored and eeen again. Don't mJaa lt." M-.. n.-...-7:00.f:lO fri,. s .. -1:00.t:•s S•d., 1.~.3~7:00-f:JO ""THE FIRST EPIC HORROR FILMU :1'· •• .... s AS!NlfY WID IU1 ii m HY oo Mllla11r ... .. ...... ~ ~ IWltf UUtO smmt Iii lml\A'fl ........ swm mm,•um swm mm iitiht illmaiira ,_ .. -o A-..Ck -•DI OS 4 ............. MR:dM • #~· :·.. I~. r 1•, .1:.'" • ~'~1·."'!J ~~ .··~ ., ·oallu' and it's the first tJme ln my life l didn't have t.o audition for something " DUFFY SAYS HE DOESN'T Ulte to tallt much, partly to protect bis voice. In his senior year in college he lost his voice and had t.o go two months without speaking. "I couldn't even hum," he says."( couldn't even clear my throat for two months." He had been trained as a mime. but mostly he wrote notes. He now 11voids small talk at noisy parties and other voice·strain.lng ac- t1 v1t1es. but says worldng 1n the quiet at· mos pbere of the sound stage doesn't bother him A~ ...... "Gomg without speaking was probably one of the heavu~st moments o( my professional hfe ... Duffy says. "ProJect10g my career from that pe>mt forward was very hazy I'd always had great confidence or where I was gorng, and this was the first time l was ever brought up ~hort and was told I.here were other opt.Ions " 0000 GUY TURNS BAO, THEN GOOD Patrick Duffy•• Bobby Ewing en MA.'iN THEATRES 8AIS10t 1.Q ~ ·~ AND68~ < ""''' OWt II 5A6-Z111 ~(-)?~i' I.· ... · ''lAlA 1be molt wanted fMll in~priloo b the Warden. Robert Redford "BRUBAKEr 12:1S-2·~5:1!> A l tlUllJ 'f 1.C K CltlT "" N:aN •r~f •:~10.30 i,.. ...-......, 11> llU.* ¥t, ll OISlllllJU!l()M CO . 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'The Empire Stnkes Bock' jo ins 'The Godfather. Port 11' as one of the rarest of films - a seQuel that INes up to and expands upon its original:' CHICAGO TRIBUNf "'The Empire Strikes Bock' hos arrived. And it's wonderful ... the audience Is on Its feet cheering." ROLLING STONE "DauJlngl Even m ore spectacular than 'Star Wars.' ... Kershner managed this perilous narrative assign· ment while sustaining the action at breathless pace and gripping Intensity.'' wASH1NGTON POST 'Visually, the new installment conveys a sense of generosity that surpasses even the ortginof ... " ~K "It ls o dazzling feast forA_ "MARVELOUS" the eye, the sort of film RON e.rrett wrth so much go4ng on in each trome voo "A better ftlm than wont to see It again 'Star wa~· .. tmmedlotetv." ~ "~··· PH\ADELPHIA • TIME MAGAZINE INQURER Jlm&~ • M fl"I• IUt• I '"' '• ...... ..,. • tullU Pt tr 11 ,.f"ntf'I ,., •• 'fl,.,! "WHOLLY MOSES" I I t..---========::=:i "IRUIAKER" ,., I "THE EMPIRE <~ STRIKES BACK" -lllO•Atad- "THE EMPIRE ·fNt STRIKES BACK" -lllO....-a-c::::=-::: .. ILUES UOTHERS .. c11 AY ~ THE 13th" (ft) • "PROPHECY°' CN) "MARY POl't'fMS'' WHO«TH AVENUE MGULMS"(Q) SERIES STAR ., ~:.SerWs Revea& Secret? Actor's Fae Known, But Name Isn't LOS ANOl!LBS <AP> -Tom Selleck HY• ht la' ··--··kept Mn«'' la Hol&ywood a.u.tik'• face la ..U lmowa. even ti hit name lao 'l, beea\lle M'I ctc.e h\M'ed:a al com mere I ah llnee M Sol bJa l\nt )Ob wa.. a cola company • ., looklq for_..,... who eou.kl pl17 baaktlba11 lUI flnt -* wu "ar.cte•a WcwW." where be wu on• of the crowd. Re 1tarred In tbe televl&ion W te,rn "Tht ketta. ·' whJcb NBC t.ruted Uh a poor reJaU. He •tarred Ln another movie, "The Concrete Cowboy a,·· which bad the mlt rortunt" to C<M'Dt! up op po1lte tbe aevent.h game or the World Serles IN .. COMA," he waa killed at the ~n· m& and spent the rest or the movie hanging around as a body. Selleck has made TOM SELLECK seven pilots. Only two ever made 1t as series. The fiot was "Most Wanted," and they wrote him out ~e show after the pilot. He had better luck with Jo<latesL ::··This fall viewers can put that well known race teaelher with the name Tom Selleck He stars 1n ifrp CBS ser1es "Magnum, P .I.," playing a private ~ struggllng to slay anoat in Hawa11 ·=· "I know when people hear the name Magnum t~y 're going to think immediately of Clint Sastwood and the detective he pl<tyed in 'Magnum f'Qrce'.'' says Selleck. "I'd say iC anything, he's p"t'obably closer to · Rockford' or· Harry 0 · " MAGNUM IS R ECENTL\' mustered out of Naval Intelligence, uses a friend's bar for an or rice. and lives m the guest house of a successful novelist who's never there. But Higgins is there. and he's usually on Magnum's back. John Hillerman plays Higgins. a form er Britis h sergeant-major who runs the estate like u re- gimental command post. He will not be as flaky ai. one private eye Selleck played. That was the super-square Lance ~hite on "The Rockford riles ... . ·. "LANCE WAS FUN, he was perfect." say~ ~H eck, "but he wouldn't be funny without a p~kford there to make fun of him. He believed in all the mystique of the private detective, all the chches. ~ the hokum. He was dead serious about 1l and t!Verything worked out for him and Rockford alwa) i. ~thebruntofit " He and James Whitmore· J r w e r e .· .· ·. ti d1Un1 dtltcUvH In another ralled pilot. "Bot\41\ ud KHbtldt " "That 1ot me lhla ahow," hl' Hya. "I •ueu CBS Uktd m• but clldn't llke the ahow moui&h to buy It We just kept dolnl ll over 1111a1n until ..-e aot It rlaht " Wk• Lbe Juat-canceltd "Hawall Five·O." the n('w ttrl will be filmed entirely lo Hawali "I don't tblnk t.here wu any muter plan ror 1h11 Lo tMl u Hawall·based ahow." aay1 Selleck. "lJntverut ~new CBS was l<>Oklna tor a show in Hawaii with the! end or "Ftve-0,' but then again. ull the networu are lookinc for abows ln Hawaii. All ttwtr atudJes bhow that people like to see ltawau and like to watch a show lhat'11 based lhere " THE HA WAii LOCALE will cause a personal 1hsrupUon Cor Selleck. who's JUSl gotten his 12· year-old son. Kevin, Into a private school. He ex· pc<'ls that his w1(e. Jackie, and Kevin will spend 1>onH: time in Hawau during the summer , then re· turn to~ Angeles when school st.arts. "I love Hawaii, but basically what it means to me 1s a six-day week and tremendous family dis· ruption But that's the nature of the business. You i.:o where the work 1s .'' Selleck got into acting only because he was looking for some easy grades so he could transfer to USC to play basketball. He took a theater arts 1.'ourse at Valley College and the teacher suggested he'd be a good type for commercials. He got an agent and got into the Screen Actors Guild l"1t was much easier in those days"> and i.tarted J:?Oing on interviews . His first Job was in an Air f'orce training film called "The Mental As pects of Human Rell ability " HE SOON LANDED A COLA commercial because or his basketball playing, tbeo got offers to Join the training programs at Universal and 20th Century-Fox. "I got orrers from both studios." he i.ays "I did an audition scene from 'Barefoot in the Park· for Fox and I was just awful. But they s1~ned me because they thought Universal wanted me. ··Fox slill had a real training program in those days and paid a salary. So I was subsidized for two years while I learned to act." After the short hved "Bracken's World," he went into the soap opera "The Young and the Rest· less.· for a year and a half. Then he began making pt lots "About five years ago l did a movie -of. the-week remake of 'The Best Years or Our Lives'," he s ays "l did the Dana Andrews part. l think that was the turmng point. I finally got a de· cent part Jt was the first time I was called on to rcall) come through. It was the first lime I was takl·n seriously as a leading man." ''The best and funniest Clint Eastwood movie.'' ·. -Janet Mashn.TI-iE NEW YORK TIMES f~ .. ~i"".I '.' • ' '' ~ r;mll ~ .. JUST WHEN YOU THOUGHT IT WAS SAFE TO GO FISHING IN THE i:;ARIBBUN ... " For ttTee tuldred years. a temf ywig secret has been kept tromthe outside YtOt1 ffJL/i\Wi A !Mll{Ji r!llff W DD--· _.., I ~ • • C' U a I 4,-ll tltit "Thi hlcrt dOtl leap up I A Sleek core-Iller.'' • -Olaltll~ lm~ Tlmll NOW PLAYING U.'I IMI PULi lMUIH' IWlllOll lit•• '•l'I ~lJ'< ~~ liltt.1 l>ll J'JOI C.... l99UN' ... Dll PM '''•"O"' &J4 X~l '"""' Y.11 06S~ • ,.....~ .. Biil__, lDWUOS' tit.JO T1rW Iii •UtOll Yot;) 830-6990 ....... 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Had eof•t•U parUa Made ~-and watched the btacll aceneq which, at AelJ)IU)co. ll wall· I to-wall tan and btklnla. The local papen and speakers said aome kind lhinas about Acapulco's aolden future. aur A BIG HOTEL man here told me ••Not tn.e at a ll. Ri,hl now Acapulco us down 10 perceil from ut. year. "Almoet as low u that terrible year when we were boycotted by American Jewlsh tou..riau. "What keeps Acapulco going is the Mexican tourist from Mexico City. Seven of every 10 people in OW' hotels are down for the weekend from the capital. 0 WHY? WELL, AS SOON as Mexico devalued the peso -(you used to get pesos 12.50 for the U.S. Sl, now you get 22) -the hotels etmply ralaed lhelr rata to aet the aam amount of dollars. ·'Then the U.S. dollar went down in v1Jue. So you don't have u much buylng po"'cr . And oo top of that we ebar1e you mo~e." • • • True? It seemed to me I wu spending mo re money lhu Ume. But it's eotting me more w live at home, too. Former bargain countries like Spaln and Enetand are a lmoet out of reach of my pocket. The tourists' money (Mexican or foreian still nows here) and the local paper reports. "Tourism brought ln more money to Mexico $4 .411 million than oil - $3,789 .. • • • FOR THE nasr Tl.ME l didn't see a resort town that wasn't j ammed with Japanese. (Paris is so loaded wtth yen that they ran special buses to special duty.free shops where they have Japanese-speaking sales people.> • • • "This will soon end," said the hotel man -the Gloomy Gus who thinks Acapulco is overcharging. "You know the Naval Base'! Down where the hill rites frorit &be town t.o the airport road? f' "Well, Mit.aul -Giie fl the enormous J apanete firma bouaht It the other day. They'll build a hot.el of 2.500 rooms juat for Japanese t.ouri.sts ! .. JAPAN AlllUNES already are plan- ning a route in here. ''And imagine this! This will be the world's first NUCLEAR hotel! I'm not sure what that means . But it must mean nuclear energy will run the elevators. Nuclear energy will pipe the water illto your room. Tum the air·coodiUoning on and off. ··Probably cook your dinner and do your laundry. "Por Dios. it will be like living over an atom bomb ~" • • • THE NEW ACAPULCO CENTER is a m agnificent meeting center . The air is s prayed by fountains. (A st.one head of Tlaloc. the Aztec rain god. sits grimly in a garden of red cora l hibiscus watching the watery show.) The building is tie red and terraced in the manner of the ancient Aztec temples Electronic gear wh!rs and chatters the news to tbe world over satellite connec- t1ona. • •• Still Mexico remains the same in many ways. The girl who sells saddle leather handbags w~pt and swore I was starving her children. But she reduced the price by hatr -I'm a merciless bargaine r in the market for 1 know they've doubled up on me anyway. IN 11IE MAGNI FICENT HOTEL La Palapa the toilet simply would not stop flus hing. It roared like a waterfall. Night and day. The m a id said : ··1 wi ll send the engineer, Senor ." The engineer NEVER appeared - though he was promised each morning. I tried to fix it with my all-purpose Swiss Army knife. But even that failed me. And I've repaired more plumbmg in Mexico than the plumbers' union. So after I got tir ed of roaring waters, J went out and sat in the Mexican sun. Cut up touches with the bartender He said the Japanese would probably blow up the new hotel and Acapulco too. He didn't seem worned about at TDDAT'I a111mu ftllLI Ca111per Rules Off er Safe ty ACROSS 1 Arum plant 5 Wooden shoe 10 Moroccan Clly 15 0own: Comb form 19 AbM:ond 20 Encomium 21~n 22 Pointed arc11 2• Flower part 25 Tile Ger 26 Equipment 28 Angling term 29 Landed estate 30 Fngl'llan 31 Pnnl measure 32 Corpsman 34 -Oeum 35 P9r$1an 36P1tch 38 Salet>lower Slang 40 Fabled bird 42 Locales 46 Oist&nce mea&ure 47 E.sau 49Amencan Indian S4 Rat>t>rl:i 65 Cc*>rlul hsh ~Cr-tut• 51TOll 59 Migral()fy wor11er eo Lolci's Oaughler 6 1 Letter at>t>r 62 He was Lat- in 64 Dislanl Pref111 65 Oolong. e.g 86 Function 87 FunOamen- \al 7(1 "1sh alpti. be1 147 r...,,cn wtl· 39 AIUk.,, 72 Totem pole Cle town 73 Cheek 146 OnloMkln 4 1 AlleQed 74 Commoo 1530tdC.d b ee 76 Abyalnlan 154 Qlrl'I Mme 42 lllumtnal IOf'I weeghl 158 l.AllmPttlY un11 78 Titled OM 157 t)ejty 43Ene.eg 81 A-metal 158Gnlen « OC*•M>I<> 82 Ask-ehllde 45 Letter 84 E11punges 159 oaoraoe 46 lklrrower 88 Hab•luare 160 Tounsrs •8 Ja.paneae 89 Ttus Sp SI()(> sn1p var 91 Elbe lllbu· 162 Greet! letle< SO NaroollC tary 16A Strength· Sflrub 93 "Good· ened 5 1 8' ain tayer night" 165 God of war 52 lf'l<l1•n girl 166 Long cuts weigh I 9" C&1po-I Frshauce 57 lJlk• Sp nc 2 Spanisn 60SherP9n 103 Roman ciOll'>M 61 Window gods 3 Armad!llO MCtlon 105 W11nes-•Takes out 63 Cac>tura 106 Four Qll s Jewish C41f &-66 BtNha 109 Fern SDOf85 mony l)l'omtM 111 Leu med 6 Russian 67CN<lea 112 lmltsted wolfhound 68 Man'•n- 113 Simpleton 7 Cow genus 69 !loft 1 16 Payaguan 8 Siblleal king 71 Ewned l!'l<llan 9 Cyl1f'l<lrical 73 AMtn t>easl 118 YoulllS 10 System 74 Aroec 120 PfepoarllCJC'I 11 Mound111 2 wotcls 12 I LOOI< ove 7 5 Ml$pl&ees 122 Japanese t2 Pallet 77 Waste 5oct< 13 Lose Obs all0wance9 123~ 14 ltahan nver 78 L•oe 1258-guiu 15 Funny 79 l.Jterery 128 OrttiCUlt 16 Cul1ure nol• 129 °'9coorege medlUIT\ eo Robot d<a- 130 Evens 17Glfl'lname me 132 So t>e 1\1 18 Engltsn m;et 83 Het>r-191· 133 Alone 19Curw ,., 134 Drgnthed 23 S111<worm 85 E lndtan 135 Marsh 27 Cypnnood wetght 137 Altowa fish 86 Compad' 139 Thing. In law 32 Hawaiian pt 140 M9nlla Chant 8 7 &It l.lltin hemP 33 Arabian 90 Hu9111 1"'4Jap-9e todge 92 Sctaoed mu. 37Wlllle 95Chemal 146 SmuOot 38 Size of rype anding 97 Nenoor ~ 98Sund!M 100 Onion I 102 Otd Detlittl COWll '04 IOd9> 106Penl 107~ heed band 108 VOk:anlC rock 110 NotlOn 112 0t ny1no 113 Facts 114 Aid 115 Te+eoram 117 Buddh!SI HC1 119 Monk~ 121 Chums 122 $Pfead hlry I 2 4 Publtc lllQU- ments t26Cozy re1rea1S 127 OIOSSY paints 128 Colllvator 129 Tyrants 131 lhos 133 Ski event 13<4 Compass pt 136 We.gilt un1t1 138 H1Y9 owellef' 139 Sonar's k.n 140 Luzon natr¥e 141 Ah - 142 Sander llC 143 Friendly cnat Ver 145 Hero 1"7 Theater area 149 Drug plant 1 ~ Slhlef cone 151 Alw8'f$ t52~ tSS Pansy NIM! 157 Ot>ta.n 163 Pronoun . . . . . . . . . ··-.... ·.•·--· • .-.... -.. •,, Spinning Ba~k Through Ti1ne • -i • .. Arts and cr afts dating back to t he 18th century are openly prac t1ced in the historic New Jersey town of Smtthv1Ue near Atlantic Ci ty. The center of town 1s the Smithville Inn. which was built in 1787 as a one·room rest stop for weary stage coach dnvers. Now the popular tourist attraction has nine dinin.R areas and taverns MOW OPEN TO SERVE ALL YOUR TRAVEL NEEDS •COMPUTERIZED RESERVATIONS •IN STANTPASSPORTPHOTOS The o nly travel agency Open d aily . M on-Thurs-F r1. eves. and Saturday (7141 640-0821 81 FA S HI O N IS LAND. NEWPORT CENTER NEWPORT BEACH. CA By the AsS<K'iated Presi. More and more Amenc11ns art> tummg to cam ping ror vacation fun J( you are gomg tent· mg, remember fire safety as very important. Here an• som<' safety r eminders for tenters from the National f'trt-Prf'venuon and Control Adm 1mstrat1on Never use candles 1n or ni:ar a tent. -DON'T PLACE CATALYTIC' heater:>. gasohnl' lanterns or other hPat pr oducing ob· Ject.s near the walls of a tent AJways r efuel an) heat producing ap· phance. such as lanlern:, Jnd !'.>love~. ou~1de a tent Don t cook 1n:,1dt· J • enl -L'SE ONL Y TE~T~ MADE or fl ame retardant rabric~ Don't pitch j tt:nt t·l<JM' to ·J tampf1n· and bt• '>Urt' all campf1n:.., art· down.,.,ind lr1Jm t hr ttont Don't hanl! <in uni!uarrlt'fl 1•ll'clra: light bulb v.hen· 1t ma; cont:JC't t,.nt mJtt•r1a J Winery B ike Tour Set Bacycli~ts are mv1tt>d to ;mn a n \8 male btkl' tour of several wineries July 13. i.J){)n:,ored by the Orange County Sier ra Cluh R1kers will dep;J rl from the Cu u ~t1 Cucamon~a ReJ!tonal Park off th~· Archibald ex· 1t on the San Bernardino Frccv.J> :it 9 am The five hour trip w1ll 1nclude d tour of IO<'al winen es, a p1cn1<.' Jun<'h and ""'"e tasung. For further 1nformal1on call J34 li!ll~ LUGGAGE TAGS from your business c ard Send onl' card lor each tag t one sparP We return permanently sealed at1rac t1ve lag & strap meeting <mime I D requir£>ments Prevent lose; & lheft' For a personalized tag enclose wallpaper. tabnc or ·Day G10· paper & we will back & trim your tags Or try two cards back to back ··-$2 ea. or 3 /$5 4 5 tags ~1.60 ea. b 9tags S1.SOea. 10 or more $1.40 ea. ~<lit'" T r\tc 1nr luded Ho Card? {). ,. 'f "'' W it •• Hf If If' n t·r' t _.,, t 1 I ,,, 1• 1 1lfllJ11 t 'W• II tn•• ""' , 11 I 11 r t •1~ AU(> n t·t>f\ SEE CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR ANSWERS A RT HOPPE J ~OPH~TICAT£0 PROBRAMMINB ... Beaulilu/ ~fBrBo Mu~i()-New~-Marine WBalhBr- Oon~umor. Roporl~&l:oak M:Jrkof Rf4B~rlt: INSIDE: •Consumer •Stocks Lab's Pulse Sti-ong Lives at Heart of Edwards' Profits ~~~ ft •• two yun aio ~at peo. pie N9d about Job.ft Wayne'a heart ooerauon. A defectlvt valve waa replaeed with one from a pie. When be waa releaaed. the ·•oulrt" came back to bla Newport Beach bome. just 1 few mlle• rrom Edwards Laboratorle• where his new valve of tanned Ussue was made. , Wayne waa one ol t.bo\ssands that year who ~etved replace- ment valves from Edwards' uJ. tra clean plant. THE MEDICAL equipment malrer ls a SJ>«ialist In cntlcal care. cardiovascular devices ranging fr o m pig and mechanical heart valves to SW'· glcal instruments, catheters and monitoring devices. Heading \.b e division of American Hospital Supply is David W. Chonette, who lefl aerospace engineering to join Edwards as n e w product mana~er in 1967. Chonette later headed r e- search and development, then moved into the president's chair in 1974. At first, he says, the company I made only ball and cage heart valves, a bird-cage gadget with a ball moving freely within open wires. WHEN USED to replace de· rective natural heart valves, the ball blocks blood flow during the constriction or pumping phase, t.bea aUowa b&ood lO now freely into the relaxJna chamber The tanoed p11 valve does the aarne thJna. but wltb action more aimilar to the sklo-n11p11 ol a natl&f'al valve. The company also manufac- tures catheters. slender tubes that slide through veins and arteries to measure or perform a repair oa blood vessel walls. And, there's a computer de- vice that mooltors cardiac out· put in critical care cases. THE COMPUTER reads the now past a Swan-Ganz catheter. whiah has a balloon tip for sens· ing pressure. Chonette says the name honors two doctors who came up with the idea. then worked with the firm's resear ch t eam to perfect a working model ·'The development of a prod- U('l is always a close collabora- tion with physicians. surgeons and our technical people. Most of the products Edwards markets are invasive -they are inserted into veins and artenes or are used as part of a surgical procedure. BUT CHONETTE'S people are about to introduce the first of a line of non-invasive diagnostic instruments which use computers to probe for disease. '"It's the first product we've made that 1 would welcome aomeone tryin8 oo me," says the trim lookln1 executive. Called Spectravlew, the device use1 sound waves to detect nar- rowing ot the carotid arteries. the major blood vessels of the neck. a frequent precursor to stroke ANOTBEB DEVICE in lbe woru la • lung-water computer that senses fiuid accumulation in the lungs, a dangerous medical condition amon g critical c~ patients. Other monitors and electronic systems for gravely ill patients are also in development. Some of Edwards products. particularly catheters. are pro- duced in a recently expanded plant in Puerto Rico. Many products are marketed overseas. mostly in developed countries where health care is more advanced. YES, SAYS Chonette. the de· vices are needed io countries such as India, bul olher. lower cost procedW'es are used more often. Repairing d efective valves through surgery is one method1 and 1s still done m the Uruleo States where possible. Development or new devices continues to be done prtmanly through surgeons, but lhe Food and Drug Admm1strat1on has been paying mcreased attention to the field in the past six years. STANDARDS FOR animal and human testing. manufacturing and use have tightened as pro- ducers like Edwards began offer- ing diverse lines of specialty equipment. While the company doesn't complain about the need for such standards. 1t does pay the bill in development. The annual report for American Hospital notes that costs will be a con· sideration in punwng new de- v e Io pm en ls lD many of llS divisions. Chonelte says Edwards pays a lot of attention to potential sales Ptg ·s heart valve has saved many lives by replacing natural flesh before building a new device. tr ther e 's not likely to be heavy use. it often sets the project aside. Edwards Laboratones keeps a low profile tn the business dis- trict around its plant al 17221 Red Hill Ave .. Irvin e. but this David Chonette. president of Edwards Laboratories , month lt plans a bit of nkg. waving. THE naM ls being renamed Am e ra ca n Edwards Laboratories to more closeay identify it with the parent com- pany. The hoopla includes a mass mailing of pins, staling in red. white and blue "Proud to be American," and a party for the 1,000 employees July 3. The 500 employees in Puerto Rico will also operate under tM new name. Chonette says the parent does much of the division's market· In g as it does for the t'!"O other divis ions In the Medical Specialties Market group: V". Mueller. a surgical instruments m a k e r . a nd Heyer ·Sc hulte, whi ch m a kes a nd m a rke ts specialty products and implanlt used an plastic. general and neurosurgery as well as urology, A LONG WITH the De ntal Specialties division. the group added S2 13 2 mill ion to Amen can's $2 03 b1lhon in sales during 1979 Americ an Hospital doesn't brt.<ak sales down by d1v1s1on j l' Chonette clearly thinks the movt' towa rd electronic. non- invasive ll\.Struments will add lo ' its corporate contributions. However. like most companief in the Irvine area, it finds com. peti tion 1s s tiff for hi gh. technology electronics talent. Chonette left aerospace elec- t ronlcs because "I saw a ch~ to look at a different aspect ol ure rat.her than death ... ' I I 'Hard Knoeks' Lesson Goes To College , . . WICHITA. Kan. <AP> -They slap your favorite corned beef oo an omon roll. Clean your bouse. Starch your shirts. Or run some of the country's biggest corporations, churning out everything from Big Macs to Hallmark cards. Precautions Prevent The_fts Ji I I ·1 ALL LIVE THE AMEBICAN dream: running their own business. They are uncommon men and women with com- mon goals, calling their own shots, setting their own bou.rs, turning a profit. "Nobody can say it, nobody can spell it, but an en- trepreneur is the one who makes things happen," says Fran J a bara, an entrepreneur-turned-professor. ~ For lWo years, J abara has nursed one of bia ideas into a center for entrepreneurship, a n armofacademethaldraws its best course m aterial from the school of hard knocks, not the ivory tower. 'Tm not sure we can teach someone how to be an en- trepreneur," says Jabara, 55. "But a person who has en- trepreneurial aspirations can learn from us.·· THE CENTER for E n- trepreneurship and Small Business Management at Wichita State University is de- signed to turn out the self- m ade men and women of tomorrow. It is one of a handful of similar programs in the country. Traditional business schools, offering everything from marketing to accounting to personnel management, are ideal for preparing future corporate employees. But many ol lbe skills needed to do it yourself -develop an idea, asseu the risk, get a loan, et.c. -are not being tau1bt, Jabaraaaya. Nspo/e0n's Brunch • 'hople are so hungry for kbowledge they come out here and talDe a dumbfnll.hmu course,'' be adds. Tbateoune bu drawn moret.ban800studeatlol all aps ill twos•1IOGI. "All tlnda ol people are taJillc, 'We've 1ot to learn about bua~. ''l'bey want to know bow to avoid the pttfalllol ltart· in1a•llill••·" DaWI McElhaney was three yean into a business degree lat summer when he took ooeol tbe center'a lreshUlan·levet counes, "Your P\rtureln Business.'' TBBN BE D&OPPD out of scbool, borrowed SU,000, penuded a flnance company to tOll IJl su.ooo more of lta own Uld opened "Napoleon'• Sandwich Shoppe" in Wleblta. He's bins money and wOl'tdDa 14-bour da11~ but tbe 23-year-old~bualneslman ll bappy. "I 7 wouldn't do Ulytbiq elle," llcEI= says. • are a lot ot little beedeebet, but tlMJ're tbe •IDCIC--1-and I bopeftDMlldaJ PQCJlfl.'' Nine out ol 10 new •entur. fold before tbelr ftnt an· nlve,..,-. Jabara and odaen ~. "We're tr1iDa to eut dowDtblitfallunrate,., JabaraaQI. Jt..m 8 ....... toot Jabm'a'I OOUl'le lat auJDll)W • ....S wbat lie Md leal'Md IO pt a SJ2.0IO SmaP Bu8lnlll Ad- mtnllbllluia IMD ud promJIQJ opened a cUllolD woodwwk· ...... ~.Ka. ( .. .... later bll IDQI .... " ., •. • .,,., 611l'tt.ell • .,...., ...... •lot ol ...,_ .. .._ __ y '9'llc::~ ..... -,.,_.~,.... .., .. .. .. ~,....a> By PAT DUNN Of .. o.61y ,._ Staff In the U.S. today. a car is stolen every 29 seconds. And every 10 seconds. there's a burglary. Sounds ominous. doesn't it? Yet it needn't be. according lo Val Grava. crime prevention s pecialist for The Hartford Insurance-Group, who claims that at least half of these thefts can be prevented. ALL IT TAKES, Grava says. 1s common sense. And a UtUe bit of time -far less than you would spend reporting a Joss - to think twice about making it bard for the thief. "Most burglars like to work rast . And they're no smarter than you or I." Grava explains. "So we al Hartford tell people lO take a close look at their home or apartment, or their car when lt°S parked. . '"Then take the time to look again. You're as smart as a burglar. Ask yourself, 'Could I break in if I were a thief!• U the answer is, 'Yes.· then take steps to change that. You'll save time, money -and a lot of grief.'' BEBE ARE SOME or The Hartford's ~mmendatioos for outthinking-and outsmarting- tbe would-be thief. Give your home or apartment a thorough security check. Lock aJI your windows and doors, even when you're out for a short tJme. You're inviting trouble if you don't . According to the Census Bureau, SO percent of all burglaries are committed without force. Burglars just walk ln! Now cbeck your locks. Are they ttally secure? If you're DOl aure, ask your local police de· pa rlmenl or a reputable lockamith to do a security check and advise you on adequate lock protectioo. DON'T BBAG about your valuables. Never leave jewelry, caab or fun where they can be ..... by a cuual Yiaitor. And doe 't include your address when you advertise aomethla' ror aaJe. wr dletta and Jewelry box- C!Onven1ent -tot ~ , u .ell u tor YoU. Wb)' ma • It ea1y! Store p iece• aepar=aad out ol •tc:bL U YO\l're away, leave .u..- and J with a nellbbor or, better ,.t, put 70W' .. iuabl• In • taf• ~box al tM buk. 8.,...an IOff prtHC1• Hclt ~ ... ...,.,.. romudc, W ........... ......_. ..... c•uPt. Y• ~ hip iDtrudln at bay -..t aw11-1lmp0 bJ ~ lighting up every driveway and doorway. USE LIGHTS in the shrubbery too. lndoon, keep the home fires burning. lf you're away, use a timer to tum both the light.a and the radio or telev~ion on and otr at regular intervals. Jewelry, stereos, portable TV sets, sports equipment. coins and silverware are all popular items with thieves. If you can't bide your valuables, then at least protect them. Use Opera- tion Jdentiflcallon (available t.brouab police departments and illaurece a•enta) to ellCJ'ave your drtver'a license or social security number on anything of value. Next to your bo~ or apart- m ent, your car probably ls your most valuable posseuJon. Take a good look at your preseftt security precautions, and make changes to ellmlnate poor car security habit.a. THE ll08T buJe protecUcln for your car is to lock it. AA un- locked car ls tbe eul•t ~ ln the world for a t.bW. When you do toek you car. doa 't foraet wlndo" ud nota. It may be mcomlortable W-. J'O'I return and have to tolerate llD Fi.mu Paid loUJ Taxea lool>holel and pet'DllMG& tub-aldJea. Tbe companl• tlaat Vaalk •aid 4ld not pe:J ., , ......... come tues m mt are u.a-... Corp .• Occldeatal P-=i ConUDaat a.., 1ae •• Dynamlce, See.boN'd CoMl U... lnduatrt•, Americ. SIMtric Power, SOutllel'D CaUfonala ui.oa ............. WllMe J .P. llcqaD • Co., Q1r1emi New Yerk Cerf., LoekMed Corp.. Boebll OD., Am..._ AlrUMl..s--.~ ,. . -... , .... ~ .......... ......, ... consumer CLOSE-UP -~ . '..,,>~;4611 .. oven" atmogpbere for a few moments. But, it's better to ait an a warm car lhan J.o try to re• cover a "hot" one. Put the key away in a sat• place . Although it's hard lo believe, statistics indicate that 20 percent of all cars stolen have keys left in the ignition. Even ii you leave your car for only a minute. t ake t h e k ey&. Re member. thieves work fast. ~ Put your car in the garacet Even though 1t may be easier tt park on the street or in th• driveway, most stolen cars .,.. taken fro m drive w ays and s trei!ts in residential a reas. If you have a garage, use it. IF YOU Mt.IST leave your ~ on the street at night, choose a well-lighted area. If you art traveling, part in a supervised lot and t.ate the ticket witb y~ Leave only your ignition keY. and remove any home address tac. Don't advertise your possessions on your car. Stickers that identify you as ~ member of. a camera. gun, ot other bobby club also identµt )'OU 88 a person WbO came• valuable poeseesions. Alao be sure you don't leavt temptation in plain view' Cameras. shopping bags, too& and aportlng goods left OD cAr seat.a or an tbe Ooor are ~ paeaed by wbeo aeen by a !_hi!~ Lock eveeyUUng of value In !° trunt. I CON'l'ACI' YOVa pol~ 4 partmeat or auto supply ltdte for lnlonnatm oa 1pedal aall .. theft devtce. called "klll 1wllcbea.•• Tbele awitebel * preveat • tblef from ~a car e"'9 llbe bM a t91. Tbeee·41. ~ C30IDe ID a wide ,... flt prices and COIDplexity, IO ~ tJme tocloeom.,..rtaGD aaci1p111-.; A ftaa1 niote from The la "Join Ill>·.. Wort wltb Del.,,.. to J.mproye Ma--It you ll•e ln a eoll)m wbere tblr-9 " a blP "* ....., GI' \beft, ftlMI .. 1o.1 e• blilp. won tar :=..,.~.,...~~ belp proteet 1oar per.a-. eec..ntJ. It-. • .,. op ----· property. • ... ............... for JOU. ••ft• 10• protect ........ llM>ocl. ,.. prot , .. .....,, •• OraH e•e ..RoW7 loaea, •aeept ~-· . II t ! G OAA.V PILOT 87 autTIN SLOAN Whal wW -~-t.hopplq be like • ~.nan&om~1 " The edlton ol o ....... SIJoW&bl, a food- todQl.try a-bl ca~ ~ peend lnto 1he!r c:ryaal ball lilll HW t.be a...,narht ol 2030 ea a ··•= .. clf'eua. '' lw. ll a t.ou.r ot th ~ t.ber envts•. Your fint atop ls U.. alore'a bome economilt. U you an a r.,ular Olltocner. be or •M ~ kno .. )'OUT ramtty•a llkea and dlallk• u well aa Ute amount )'04.I usually spend on food IU8T MY Tld WOllD and the home ecooomilt UMa hLa or her eomputet to come up with a complete meau for lbe next two weeka. The menu la dealgned to be as ecooomlcal ~ outritJoua u poalbJe tr you stick to It.. you are au.re to aave mooey. Tbm it's oo to lbe produce department. Tbe lbopper h'Om 1980 would be amazed at lbe variety ol fl"ab fruits and vegetables from all over lbe world. un atmpty ptck up & 2·Ut.er container of mlllt tn the bevera1e alale. &mo people 11.111 lruilat on bu.Yln.1 cold daJry product.a, bul lbcH old habit.a are dyina out. The me at department looks rnuch like it did In U8l exccipt that au U>e meat la cut and paelraged oul•ldti the store. lf you want a special cut. you have to ao to a buttber abop. Thti 1980 aboP,per would really be oma&ed at the fish <lepartmeot. lt is at Le&Jt u tar*e u t.be meat department. EVEN AS t'AR llAC" u li80. people were beguining to realize they would have to count on the seas for a lot of their proteln. Tbe siu and variety oft.ha depart.ent sbows the effect of 50 years or aquaculture. or "flab rarmi.og. •· Why not pick up some lllapia or some daubian catfish'> In the grocery aisles, lbe big change is in packaging. T he traditional can has virtually disappeared. Shelves abound with cartons and pooches. Some or them contain complete meals; you just add water and beat. BUSINESS/CONSUMER Wm Bubble: Bnrst~ Amway Sells Hope and Soap GRAND RAPIDS <AP> -Jl haa the feel of an old-ruhiooed revival meeUna: a roualna apealter. bunu of applauae1,hoot.a and hoUen, neatly draaed couples 1troluo1 to the podium to tell tbelr Joyfu.1 atories. But lnatead of a tent. the m~ce la a lavish auditorium. complete with the r. atadio- vlaual equipment and decorated wWa flap from all over lhe world. There are no BiblM or hymn books. jual merchandise order ronu and care.r manuals. These people have found Am•a,y -.. The American Way ... BASED IN THE G&AND Rapids suburb of Ada. the Amway Corp. is a dlttct sales firm lbat peddles it.a own home care product.a. Despite now· resolved scraps with the federal government Amway is growing al a ataggerlna rate. The com· pany, started 21 years ago in its founders' base· ments. this year expects to record more than Sl blJlion in sales. Onee a week. Amway brings a group or dis · ciples to its JOO.acre world headquarters. These are new direct distributors, people who have re· ached the first level or s uccess on the Amway lad· der. pen1lve pin, more money for UM 1pocuiortn1 di.a· trlbut.or and more rewardJ from the company, '"WREN TllEY •ZACH DIAJIONJ), the COU· pie goes to our bland In the Cutbbean for a week~" Ro1er KraUH, Amway'a U.S. aalee Yiee . "When they reach dooble dlamood ucl II people at that level, we MDCI tbe ~mw., JI&• their town, bring them to Ada fOr' a dar lD tblU' llonor and send them on a " paid tour CO IOID9 plMe like Rlo." · llcwe U.. a year a10. Amway boupt put of Peter IJland, a resort hotel and yacht club ha t.be Brltlah Virgin Islands. Durtnc the low tourilt aeasoos, Amway rewards aucceurul cllatribut.orl with free or cut-rate vacaliooa. Amway claims more than 500,000 dist ributors woTldwide. All it takes to 1et in.to the business 1.9 S2C> to $80, depending on tbe amount ot products tbe diatrlbutor at.arts wtth. aaya company s pokesman Jack WilkJe. One of the speai'ers during a recent direct dis- tributors' seminar at Ada was Randy Preston. Amway's vice president of distributor services. Preston spent most of bia time sbowing tbe crowd bonus checks of $64,000 and $100,000 that reeenUy had been processed. Part of the money must be paid by the dia· tributor to his distributors. At the end of the aisle are free samples of some of the new produce on display. You may want to pick up a few of the new treefrults from Mexico. Next comes the deli-bakery, which of- fers hundreds or impulse-purchase possibilities. The s ight of all that mouthwatering food makes you realize that it's time to stop for a bite at the store's restaurant. On the shelves, you also see cottage. cheese sundaes. powdered butter. candies made ol whey and many soy-based high· protein products. WHEN YOU FINALLY REACH the checkout counter, you place your purchases on a moving belt that carries lbem through a scanning chamber. No matter bow you place the items on lbe belt, lbe scanners flnd lhe Universal Product Codes and record your purchases. The description and price of each product are nasbed on a display screen and printed on your register tape. They come from across North America to be motivated and inspired. ~Y are cheered by cor- porate employees as they enter lhe company's opulent "Center or Free Enterprise.'' a huge. two. level. circular lobby. Nearby are sculptures of Amway's founders, Richard DeVos at1d Jay Van Andel. Devos exhorts the "directs" to keep signing new Amway distributors. "IF YOU 'RE NOT FEEDING people into lhe system. you're going to find yourself with about half of the business you lh1nk you have." Devos says. "Remember, ttte re is noUuog that will do more for your attitude than sigrung up a new person · "WE'RE ALL SUSCEPTIBLE to th e dynamics or a meeting, to those cheeks and slide shows," says a former Amway employee who asked anonymity. "These people use the success s tories of a rew people, but it's like t.be gold rush. • A few people made it big, but m~t didn't make it at all." Currently some 50,000 are at direct levels or higher THERE YOU TRY THE new soft drink that appeals to you through smell as well as color and taste. As you enjoy a light lunch, you watch the television monitors for dem· onstrations of new products and recipes. The dairy department is much smaller than its 1980 counterpart. Most dairy pro- ducts have been sbelf-stabUized to eliminate lhe need for refrigeration. For instance, you Almost everyone pays for groceries wilb credit cards. Finally, an automallc bagging machine gently places your purchases in s uper-strength shopping bags that never break. Hallelujah! That s purs the fi rst ol many ovations ror DeVos and other Amw1y offi caa.ls who address the cheering, whi!lhng crowd. Mastery or mollvallon underlies Amway's succe5s. Amway m1t1 gales lhe disappointment of distributors who drop out by IJuying back their products and sales kits. One couple that made 1t 1s Don and Wtnooa Aultman o( RosweU, Ga. The Aullmans, diamond direct dJslributors. were lhe success storytellers during a recent semmar at Ada r--------~----------------------------Mf1'U4-Hon-F_, Productt 1-~ .. ....,.,. lrom Ii. lroM of on. S-• ..... ...,,....,Car Amway distributors malte money two ways com missions based on lhe1r own sal~ volume and percentages based on the volume or distributors the~ sponsor Sponsoring more people means mak ing more money AuJtman. a former educational psychologist. pastor and colle~c vice pre51dent, s poke or bis home, tnps to J ama1l'a and Hawa11, and urged his aud1en~ to en1oy tht· challenge or getting filthy rich." Hl5 Wlf<' talked Of the days before they "found the bustn<'"'> Chp -llli\ 1119 -!IMO II wltll slmllM <~ W•• tioa: µ.,. • ~ re<•lot wllf'I ti. ptl<e c1r<i.d E• ~=='~ ,; ="r St~~':.' • .:::~".,::: • .:;·:;: "'"" OK. Jl, 1'• "You knov.. 1n those day!. ~oap was making m' hand.'> rt-d . ·-.he -.aid of pUr<Nw wt.lie looll"'9 tor Ille requl...O rat--• , .,,. -.....-. "'~Pt'".,,., ~lflft, --en lrlldlnQ wlll'I rri.nct• Off••• m•r -be •••II-BRIGHT EVES four tree on\ Rec•••• '°"'<.,..of •ft .ill ••NI• of llW C-l•t Allow tO -.. to rf'Ufve BrlQl'll E'!H-Send '"" '~"eel r•hlnd !<>rm DI•" <Oft' When a group of distri butors :.ell about SS.400 worth of products for three consecutl\'f' month!> . their sponsor becomes a dlrl"Ct d~tnbutor Tht- new dln!el distributor 's sponsor tht>n rece1' el. :J percent of their sales volume. Six d1!>tnbutor" at that level for six months makes the: !>ponsor a diamond direct distributor. with a h1J!her percen· tage of his employees' sales volum~ and a $1)()() dollar·a·mOnth bonus "f'.iiOW IT'S DOING SOMETHING else lo my hand.., " J\~ !.ht· dan~lc-d oM hand over the edge of the· podium . the-hght caui.:ht th•• sparkle of three diamond nng-. "a<lt rel-P<rte l<tbt!h lrom ..,Y "ce,,, of SrlQlll E yn UI dinner>. GREENVIEW•ZIPLOC \tor-b.ci offer. Reu1w e l>Oi ol ZIP'O< ''°"-l>.>IJ" 5otnd tlw ,_,,ed rt1""" torm plu'\ '"" ~fY!t.•' pan•I from •ny c;..,.Otn--,,....Ur. Ro>«' m•t•. ~rue>-,.,..1<' °' Tom•to-~t• bnQ or box. E•· p1ru S.Pt 30, neo E•pl•H Ott )I. "'° GEISLER r:r.,. l>O'l•r llec:e1w e ""''°""'"e~ Ooo H~~ • prOOl-Ol·()<;r'Cl\MI' P>"le• from on. Snoopv c ..... , Oovc>I• Ouly F•··-T IO COlllW P•<'e~ QIU\ 7Hf<\t~PO>t •nd l'IAndflro.g tnc:Hc•I~ • Mmf' o• uo to f'•Q"t ltft_,. IOI the i>oster E•Pirtt Jen 1, 1911 TU IH l.E l,I TE \I '''""O olttr Sel'O Ult ff!Q<>lff'd rt- fund ror"' otu' proof~I '"-'" tt~w turU" \Vmbof\ rrom lhr~• PM'-· Of fur11~ L•U. bultn. E.,,. ... Oec JI. '"'° ~!MONIZ \I <'">h r~luno !><>no '"" '"°"""o 1orm ""' .. ,S,motHI" ~,..,.. trom 1ntt 100 01 onf'I' ~1moru1 \11nv1 Con HAP Tl RK••....,. • 't r~fund S#nrl thtt r"'Quir•d ,,..und •ortn 01~ tNo ~.,,.,,. troru QAn•1 trom on--HMll 1 *" ' Colt•r Of' H•rtt 1 1n t Pt1J\ (°'I--'' t)O; f ..:p.r., Of'C J 1 1...i The system progresse!> to different leveb. each eamin~ the dis tributor ~old pin!> encrusl<'d with gems A h1{ither lc:vel means ~ mor 1 1•x But it's not JUSt strugghng low -inrome pe<>ple \lo ho arc drawn to what the ad" call "th~ wonde rful v.orld of Amwa\ " A rt>l'ent sales seminar in· t'lu!led a teacher. rlcnl11>t. pharmacist and a re- c:UttOt\f't rront IM)f-1 dnd A '~0·~· .. , tf"{@•PI "'"'" fhf> pt'•(t c ircl .. o E•P.rn J.W. t t9'1 WONOERAIH R@<tt<M" • •u OI '""Y WOllOerAr1 LAtch -K•t C>ll>' • reolste< .-01p1 E•P<-Sepl 10, 1., M1' I''".> l AV t1<10 QUiii'• rt .. , '"'' • (11..)Vf•IJ ">•1 t ,._••n 1.ill!, Yno tn;· rrQ\iH• J '"'"' No uv,, n .. )o(' ·~ ,,~,.,., "''f E..fC,ftt' I•~ 1' \')4',; ' 10~~,., arw,,n,._' ottt'r owt OO.\r• t .. ,1~,, .. • ••tuna I Nett~ Car Chattv SERGEANT'S Po eo~ "'" 121 f1 P•"°· 1oue I =~"~,::-,.:;;~~-::~ •,;::i;:.'.";':.'>. P• =:.~e1S:,:,~'v,.~:=' :::tf,:': ~~f,',.~ =~:;:," ~ I I t1'n RKINW' • SI '°'"'""" s.no t,... c.re .. RP11K o""' o.c lt ,.., I .. -------------------------------------- RUNNING OWN BUSINESS. • • DETROIT <AP1 Imagine cruising in )Our car and a \01ce sudden!) comes from a speaker 10 the dashboard "I'm go mg to nm out or gal> •n 50 miles." says. "They aon, .irC:er!>lanO tnat it's very wf· ficult to make a profit." Hankins was determined to sul'ceed. He checked out the market ' 'from every angle before I jumped In with both feet." Even then it wasn't easy. "It meant a lot ()f heating on doors at the beginning," he says, 'But word-of-mouth ad· vertistng took over and we're actually malting money." The center's basic course includes lectures from successful entrepreneurs. reading assign· mentsin Forbes magazine-and J abara's proftle of a "typical" entrepreneur: usually lhe oldest child in the family. married, bolds a master's degree and wants bis own business because be can'twonfor anyone else. "'Ibe entrepreneur is independent, a free spirit." J abara tells his classes.'· He has great dif· ficulty following another'• directions and seeks to do his own thing." llOSTENTREPRENEURSMOVEfrom new venture to new venture. finding it difficult to become a manager once the business succeeds. "They much prefer to sell out and r eturn to the creative process and start another business.·· be says. Yet the entrepreneur is not a high rlsk· uter. prefe.ning to set. "realistic and achievable 1oals, '' Jabara adds. Jabllra, aoo of a Lebanese merchant. is a («mer dean of the business college and has been COlllultant to about 100 businesses lo 30 yeArs of ~cbing. He hought h15 first piece of commercial property ln Wichita during the early 19508 and aow bas a wide aJTay of interests in real estate and oU. A abort, ba1d.ing man wltb a ready grin, Jabara ban energetic defender of the free en· · u,prileaystem. POil SAii S4MIWON llT:rDI IZ .. M•nM 11 J/2% Ir I JV~ H.· ··~:·'i government regulations these days make 1t · mor• C.fficull lhan ever before'' to launch a new business "Whal we're addressing here is the pillar o( Ameril'an e nterprise. the promise lhal in· dividuals have the right to create and operate their own busllless. The technolo~y for e talking car now exists An d, som e engineer!\ predict. il is only a mat· ter or t ime before 8 talk· in g car go~s on the market. "It's so critical to the nation lhal we must get seriousaboulit " Attention Newport Beach Inves~· A new Merrill quch Report on McDonnell Dot1glas Merrill l..¥nch ana1ysts have just completed an authoritative study on this company. 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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE ""- - Midu:ay Point In Good Shape NEW YORK CAP) -Considenng lhe storms 1t hab bad t.o weather, lhe sto(lt market 1s approacbio1 the midway pomt ol l980 in rem.arbbiy ~ood condit.loo Since la<11t winter. tbe rlll&D(1aJ 1tor Id bas been buffeted by a crisis in the sUver market. the amet ol a ~harp re(ess100 and tbe wide(t s •&ngs ever seen in lntenstntea. • But .. 'Tth one tr~ _... n; m aining LO June, all the ~ Rd a verages show liuble galm fw the yur CO date • THE DOW JONES evera,e ol » mdustria.ls, with a 12.12 eain to Ml.., Ul the past week, studs 43.08 ~~ or about S perceot, above its Cfl9 rl~ ol 838.7• The New York Stock Elrchanc rompo1ute l.Ddex, up 1.14 at llJ4 m the weet. shows a 7 percent pin foi tbe year ao far. And tbe Americal Stock Exchange market value tnde.i; llP 11 S. at 298 76 for U>e week, ii about Z3 percent higher than it stood at N~ Year 's. _ Tbe pn>gress tbo&e iAdicaton ba~ made bas beerl anytb.i,q but slow and steady. Stock pncea sbot upward e&r· ly in the year amid a oear""'PIOk O¥et spiraling inflation. TREY TOOK A SftEP drop iJl late will~r and early lprinc as u.e· focus ol attention ah1fted IO a rapidl.1 developing recession. And &beo lbey rallied apln IS fD. terest ratee, whicb bad bem risini s~•d.UJ for more tbD two yun. peaked at rttOrd levels and allruptlJ feU. ln this volatile climate, ltoct tnd-inl ¥Ohame tw beta u.e bea*st oa record. Turnonr at tbe NYSE ia al.ready well PMt S bWioD ...,. Im U>e JW', and .... eertabl '° aur.~ pua the prnioua ~ ol U bW.icJO- aet in tr7t. IF THE flUI' hall ol U. rear ~;. fertd • tiUle ..,...., tor twry• • t '*''I there ii .. ...i ,.... °' -" ehok-el -from beady optlftlal to deep 1loom -ia Wall Street f or•cuu for U.. remaUU., •i• mODt.bl. Somnben ln the mlddlt. Ule ID-natmeot poltey eommlttee at Ooklma, Sectll •Co.. wlllda ...._ ., reported: .... ftDd ..,...'"- ...... ambtftltlit ii ... ._. · ............. ........., ..... or llilll'illla allcMll mTlll-"* pro. eptdl ... 1'111111 ._ nna -111, 11 a11: .for ........ ,.... ... .. .• , atoet "*'· ll ............. ~ ..... r1'1net••t111.._iiC ~a ..... tllllnc 11• ...... ~ "I _,. .. ~ ~ .. la:--.... ·rr .. 1;.-:r=t:.H' It• •' ---"' ., .,_,. j 0 ..... ..,. .. -....... ._ ___ , ..... _ -................. . - • REAL :STATE/BUSINESS SEI,I.I G OAP ••• (f'naPa1eO) Und military omcer With the ..a ol W.·at&la eva~. they are nnn1 to brtaf more people blto the 1yatem. TUt 1yatAtn:i prompted P'ederaJ Trade Com· mlHlon alle11Uont that Amway waa ualn1 a "pyramid" •al• H'Mme, with pef'IOOI up t.M PYT•m.id f..Ul\I otrlbe f f'ea °' peopN below. Aft« >' an ol b annp. how.ver. the "C In 1m elearfd Amway. •In~ pyramid •chem .. re· q"1re a larse entry fee or \UlftC 1 dlanc. on non· retumabl producu An:iw&1 ·~ lbat by It.a buy·bedl policy and amall t uma requl...S to 1t1rt ln the bualneu. TR£ Fl'(' fi!VEN COMMEND ED the firm for • ••lee ayatem that "ellmtnat the need for ex penalve promolJon end• advertJ1lnt and lbat en eouraaea ttput customt"ra " On t.M Olht>r hand, the FTC also foun<I that Amway had enga1ed ln Ila.Inc wholaale dd re· taJI pri~ that IU dastrlbuton could char1e and tbat It had mlsrepreaented the dlstributon' earn· ln1a potenllal The •a~ncy laaued a ceue-and· dffiat order. and the t'Ompany dJd not appeal. In suburi>an Ada, 3,400 Amway employees work three atuf\s • day, five days a week to manulacture the more lhan 200 products shipped acroe.a the Uruled Slates and to 13 foreign coun -tries. Besides the Adu complex. which has grown since 1960 from a converted gasoline station to more than 3 m1lhon ~quare feet of floor space Amway has acquired a larger site 9'fl51de Grand Rapids for another manufactunnl! plant Meantime. Amway continues its amazing growth. Last June, the company bought Mutual Broad· casting System, whose 950 radio affiliates make it the nation's largest radio network. THE COMPANY IS PREPARING t.o christen a second yacht for its marina of motivation at Peter Island. A heli<'opter has been added to the fleet of four Jets based al Grand Rapids' airport. Wlll the company n•ach a saturation point? Could America become a nation of distributors with no one to Sf:'JI to., "We have done some calculallons and we think it would be hair a century or century before we reach that position," Van Andel says. "But with our turnover. 1t will probably never happen " American Motors To Cut 700 Jobs SOUTllFl l':LD. Mich CA P > -American Motors C-Orp. Thursday announced plans to cut 700 white coll ar JObl), a lO percent reduction in the work force. The reductions of salaried employees will take place this summer through atlnt10n, retirements and layoffs. THE AUTOMAK ER ALSO SAID it will tem porarily suspend component production at a fac tory in Milwaukee, affecting about 250 hourly workers. Operations al the plant will be suspended in October and are expected to resume early in 1982. The Milwaukee pla nt ahs been producing stampings and s ub ·a ssemblies for A MC' a utomobiJes and Jeeps. AMC said the factory will resume operation when stampings are required for a new series of front·wheel-drivc cars to be built at the company's facilities a t Kenosha, Wii> .. facilities in 1982. GENERA L MOTORS CORP. in April said it would make a 10 percent cut worldwide in the number or its while·colar workers. Ford Motor Co announced it was laying orr 6,100 of its 88.000 salaried e mployees an lhe United States and Canada Chrysler Corp 's white-collar work rorcE' has been reduced by about one-third in the past year and Is believed to number about 20.000. 9.50% A"nual rate 10.11 *% Annual yleld 12 Month Term $3000.00 Minimum Balance ........ , Compounded Dall) . Polcl Monthly Now thot Interest rat• ore declining you cmt lode Into h'9h '°'"with V..tem 1'htfft'• new ehort-tenn cenmc.t.. With lnterwt ~dolty,lfyou'-ve yow moi•y In the .a:ount you'll t.v. .. .-uel yleW of •.n ,....c.nt. Or you can ct.a ote to recehe your lntwt In ..-.thly poynwtt .. •&wty wilhdrowol "'*"' penolh•• on otl W-iment mmflmlw. but you,.,.,,., eom IMa than 6,... lo etop lty any of the nl"9teen w.tem 1hrtft offleea .... put your money to~ "'. U....0.1th c:wtlflcate cw .... aMut °"' ..... ...,.,. c:wtlflarte, VIP warlaltae ant ..... t p 1 rt a Dk oecountl, and lone-tenn Cl9f'f ... t ... Founded 1953. A11ets over $130,000.000.00 C.O.to Me., -H9rt.or alvd •. CA (114) MW'I~ .... m.dl, 4"' '9cfflc eo..t Hwy, CA (2U) -..U11 C....M.M, C.VJM, DowMy ............. ,,..., 01, .... , .............. .-... ~ .. vi.. °'""9e· ......... ~.S...Dt..-.S...>-N.StM!Mfl, , ,..,....., fe,,_, Vlctorwflte, Whlttf«. Avollobl• to California Residents onl~ --Real Estate Mailbag ••• --.-..- . _•1 aoaaaT '· asv DEAR B09f Jn the a.wapaper we u w ad.I for new homes wh re mort1•1• l.nt.erttl ralel ru1ed from 1.. than 10 percent t.o U percent. I WI· d•rstand th ·•sotn1 ret.e" it bet.._ u and 12 perctont. Why.th• wide variation! Fred T. DEA• r&ED: New ................. uy "b•y" mort1ace lea• c•••l&•••tt from •en1a1e leMera. To 1et a ftna .......... rate, tbe IMIUder paya &be lffder a loM f .. . For eacb OM po&at <l ,ette9& of lh loan amoAU pakl, &lie leeder'a )'teld II anally m· created ••t "ill pertnt . .U ,_ eu aee, If tbe leader P•Y• a bla ffffltl loM fee, lie cu 1et Illa loan co111unltmeat dowa _....die co•,.UUO.. or tourM, Ulla loan fee II ~ la die aa)ea prtee of tbt> bollM. A lad le bt>la1 ueed by NIM IMIUden wbo lane bJl b l.ll&ereit rate loaa eommk..C. II le pay part ot '" IMQter'a flnt teveraJ yean mtereat at tbe lllCber l.Urest rate. For eumple, II a builder lau a 13 percea& lo· tere1t rate commitment, be may offer to pay tbe buve r % percent for two years. U.. brlalla« tbe ln· tere1t rate down &o ti petteaL 8"' I'm 1are you cu 1ee that th1a Isa "bad deal" for lllle k yer. wllo baa to pay 13percent Interest aftertbeftnttwoyean. Alt.bough many home bailden woe't aegotlate on tbe sales price of their new homes. &oday you'U find that '6me wtll ae1totlate tenns. espeetally If the projt>ct Isn't selling well. You've got every· thing c.o gain and nothing to loee by negotiating on a new home ju.st as you would on a resale bouae. lllgh 1111 .. ~1 B~lp• Sal .. DEAR BOB : At today's high mortgage interest ratei.. we can barelyquallfy for a home loan. One a~ent said that if we take a home loan al 12 JX'r<'ent interest and if we are in a 30 percent income tax brucket. our after-tax cost is only <:t bout 8 percent. If this IS true, how djd she figure? Sue M. OF.AR SUI::: The realty agent is almost cor· rect. To estimate your arter-tu mortgage lat.erest cost. mµltiply the mortga1e interest rate by your income tax bracket and subtract this fi gure Crom the loan's interest rate. For exa mple. 12 percent muJUpUed by your 30 perct>nl income tax bracket is 3.6 percent. That represents your income tax savlag for tbe llembed incomt> tax deduction for the mortgage interest. Subtrat'tlng 3.6 percent from 12 percent yields 8.4 pucent. your after·tax cost of that 12 percent loan. Your tax adviser can glvf' you further details . •-••-G--~ O 1• mensaae lmpoad aeeouata. • .4 r~ ..,.....,.,.. a ..,. ~ • P .s. l'U n are wttll you Mme of t.be H •'Y :.a.it· DEAR BOB: What do you think of the new &en I npec& &o reeelve l.D reply fr-. lnders io'· rollover mort1a1es • local feder al 1avlDp and t..1 to JM&Uy t.belr posltloa. ,,_. ~ •lll ''Y loan usociaUon la otrerlnc! tbey doa't like lmpou.ad aeeoua. et&kr but '1'e Dave F. law recralrN U." DEAa DAVE: N.t ••· TIMM aew ...o..er mortp&e1 are,_. for a.a.. a.den bat Ml very t'a<>anc Btdldbtg Drpn-ri•fJi.! good fOf' borftwen. iJ. FOf' eumple, lf 1ov elleDt ,eta a MW rollover DEAR BOB: I own a building that is v-ie nt moni age at 1z percellt ~. tu laterest rate because the houalng a uthority has threaten \to coald go 11 lllJ'1> 11 17 percent ewer tile Ufe el tlaa& condemn it. Nobody will rent it. Whtie I -v ror loan. Of coane. It couJd a11o go .. low u 7 per· the condemnation payment. can I continue o;de· cent, but that 11 blPJy IUllJkdy. d uct income tax depreciation on it? -Shelly ~, Thia ma)' be &be last year people en 1et a DEAR SHELL\': Ves. Any lmprov ..Ota fi lled latere1t ra&e monsa1e. IO adYIM your beld for lnvestmeata Of for u.se ln a trade 'Jr P l· cUeata to buy a llome aow wtaUe tlley eu dill get a aes• maat be depreciated. For more de&aUs. 'l.~ hargalll. your tu advt.er. . Oral .4f1i#eM.,.t'• lt'erClalns Send reaJ estate questions to Robert. J . Brass. p O. Box 6710 '>an Francisco. Calif. 94101. DEAR 808: My neighbor owns 19 acres of-----------------......--land lbat he aereed to sell to me. I paid him a S3 000 deposit check. which he ca.shed. There were·.------------------ wa'tnesses to our sale. When l ask him when h will be ready to go lo the lawyer's office to close the saJe. my neighbor says there ls no sale. But be has my $3,000, so there must be a sale. What should I do" JonH. DEAR JON: See yoar a&:&oney. Onl property purcbue agreemeata are m ualty wortllleu. Of course. ii you wrote die detaJ..11 of Ute sale oe tbe deposit dtec:k yoa 1n e &o the leiltt, tllat may bt> • sufficient wrtltag reqalred by law to ban u ell· lor ceable sales agreemea&. .... pmatf& .4~. Ripoff DEAR BOB: Isn't it a bout time you expose the mortgal(e lender ripoff for the impounds col~ect~ for property taxes and fire msurance premiums. Most lenders pay little or no inte.rest to borrow~rs who have to pay 1112 or their taxes and tn· surance each month. That is cheap money for the lender which can be used for other purposes until 1t has to be paid lO the lax coUect.or and insurance agent It's about time you exposed Uus lender fraud Marcus M. DEAR MARCUS: I agree that monga1e im· pound accounu are consumer rip-offs. U•· fortunately. Federal Housing Authority aad Veterans AdminlatraUoft• bome loau reqaire Im· pounds by law aind tbere l" lltll~ chantt of chuge. The solution ls to require lenders pay fair blt.erest rates on the blllioed of dollars they a.re boldla& la $50.000 to $500.000 INCOME PROPERTY SECONDS • .,.,.,...., on.Iv pev--at. ··-·~· •R..W-U.1 •W-klv ~I,_ .... • No adlly , ....... • 6 -di!• to l ye.re • Soeta.."' C.llf-V C<intnct nut '-" laformaeio ft eenlc• lor vour lirldr>C•OQ 'W•t<h (714) 759-1515 AMEIUCAN HOME MOATOAGE 'l<J ~llw!JOll Cel'\lll• Or••" O"••qn PlitL" NlfwOOrt fl"-tC:h C•htr,,n.,. '12660 .......................... 1 sINCE192C)•>-.. ..................... . WARMINGTON --~-~ -. ~ ... --... . -. --. . . (9 ~ DAIL V "LOT Homes Higher • m West Median Price $20,000 Lower in South BJ Ille Allecla .. P1'f!U l.rilftl for a bouaeT Don't p Wtwt )'OUnl man. Not .,.., you have pa.nty of money to lptnd. A recet aurvey oo home buylnt pracuc .. in llTt lndlcat. I.hat houllna eolta are lll1hett ln the Wnt and ~t lD lb• South, with a difference ol • more tMn tao.GOO lD t.be median price Tbe aurvey waa prepared by the U .S Lea1ue of Savinal AaoclaUona. It was bated on lnlorma· tlon about 14,000 eoavenUonal mortsaaes on sln1le family homes Tho mort1a1es were selected at random rrom amona lhc»e granted by 350 aavinga auodaUooa in the second quarter of tut year. THE SU&VEY SAYS nlAT even before the current boualn1 crunch and record interest rates, the American dream or ow1un1 a home was becominl harder and harder to achieve. Tbe medlao price of the new and existing bomes studied wu $51,000, meaning that half of all homes that were purchased C06t more than that and half ol them cost less. One-third of all buyers spent more than $70,000 oo a home last year. A similar study two years earlier found that only about one-seventh or all buyers bad to spend rro.ooo or more .. The median price of a single-family home in the West last year was $73,000 and 31 percent of the purchasers paid more than $90,000. The median in tbe South, by contrast, was onJy $52,000. and 48 percent of the buyers spent less than $50,000. The median in the Northeast was $53,900 and the me- dian in the North Central region was $55,000. ON A NAnONAL BASIS. homeowners today are slightly older, earn more money and are less Real Estate Shows Recovery in State Caliromia real estate activity apparently nudged bottom in April and is now in the process of recovering from the cumulative effects of the Fede.ral Reserve Board's lending constraints, the California Association of Realtors announced in re- leasing its statewide report of April home sales. "Based on the perceived response to the new, lower mortgage interest rates which now prevail, there is reason to believe that the market was nearing the bottom of the sales activity trough in April and by now has begun recovering from the Fed's interest rate fiasco," John Seymour of Anaheim, CAR president, said . .. APlllL'S SALES WERE completed in an en- virooment or 16 to 18 percent mortgage interest rates and limited fund availability. This situation was aiinificantly altered in May, and there are now reports of increued escrow activity and home shopper traffic which indicate the expected upturn baa begtm. ' .. Because of the 30 to 60 day lag between the time when a transaction is initiated and when it ~ closed, we don't anticipate th.is improvement wil be coaspicuous until the June statistics are compiled," Seymour explained. Statewide s ales in April declined ror the second consecutive month. They were 10.9 percent below that of March and 31.1 percent below that recorded in April. 1979. Despite the severe drop in volume, the median sales price in Aprtl s lipped on- ly a fractional nine-tenths of one percent from March to $96,390, and this drop in price was at· tributed at least in part to conditions which caused buyers to opt ror smaller, lower-priced homes rather than large ones. ,.111E ANNUAL APPRECIATION rate re· .nains well above the inflation rate," Seymour pointed out. "Despite the 1.1 percent drop in the median purchase price since February, prices from Jan. 1 through April 30 increased 9.1 per- cent," an annualized rate of more than 29 percent. In the year to year comparison, the appreciation rate was 21.3percent, based on a median resale price of$79,4S7lnApril 1979." •·All our data support the belief that there will be a fairly rapid recovery in housing with volume returning to within 10 to 15 percent of normal by late summer or early fall." Seymour predicted. "Lower interest rates -in the mid·ll percent range -will entice new purchasers and will s imultaneously stimulate new construction. This leads to the expectation that the recession will be or fairly short duration and not as severe in California as elsewhere. "Housing generally leads the way out of re- cession, and given the limited inventories within tbe state, there is reason for some optimism, pro- viding the Administration limits its interest rate incuraloos." JOEL SINGER, CAR'S direct.or of planning, research, and economics, noted that for the second consecutive month the drop-off ln sales had been more severe ln metropolitan areas, with all major populatlon centers in the state experiencing year-to-year activity declines in excess of 30 per- cent. "On a montb-to-mootb basis, only Los Angeles among tbe major centers reported a decrease in activity in April of leas than 10 percent," Singer said. "Five of the seven less urbanlled areu of the state reported increased moolhly tranaactioos from Ilardi." "The fractional decline In the median punbue price was not aurpriaing in view ol the re- latlveq low aales-to-llaUng ratio and some reduc- tion lD lntlatlonary expectatlona. Also cootri butlng ltatistkallJ to the slower rate of appreciatioa waa the fairty pronounced increase in the number of smaller 8Dd lower priced homes in tbe tran.aaction mlx," SinpJ' said. "'Mn ONLY WAS TBEaE a marlinal In· ereue ID tbe ..i. of low~ced. ~bedroom bomea. wtdcb ..wq are ced 15 to 20 percent below tbe local medl• ee. there allo ... a blper pnJPCllUm ol tr~ from tuburba and rural~. wben swta. are lower." likely to be murted than they wwe two yeara ago. Here la • took at 1M>mo of the 1ta"11\lc1 : The a1e. lncomt tlnd prtc~ fl~ur an medliana. am tt77 A~ ~ ~ Percent unmarr1ed 22.4 11 .o Hounhold lncome 128.110 $22,700 Purcb.ue pricti SSl.000 $44,000 Monthly houaln1 bill SS50 $400 The bluest cbunll of homebuyera -more than au out ol 10 -have an annual household in· come ol betwee:n $15,000 and $35,000, Just u they did two years ago Fewer people m lbe lower- 1ncome bracllell are buyin8 houses, bowever. In 1977, the s urvey found 15 percent of all bomebuyers bad Incomes under $15.000 a year; by 1979, only 7 percent of the home buyers were in that category PEOPLE TltYING TO BUY their first home have been particularly hard rut by nsing prices and mortgage rates, according lO the survey. In 1977. 36 percent of all home buyers -a httle more than one out of three were buying their first home. Last year, only one buyer in six was a first· time purchaser. Sixty-one percent of all first-lime buyers came from households where there were two adult wage earners and where a second income accounted for at least 20 percent of the total. Forty-five percent of the first-time buyers were spending more than 25 percent of their in· come on housing expenses. including mortgage. taxes. utilities and insurance CHANGING LIFESTYLES ARE reflected in homebuying patterns. In 1979. for example. 5.8 percent of all homebuyers were unmarried couples, up from 4 percent an 1977. A growing number or buyers also are turning to con- dominiums instead of houses; condominiums ac· counted for 11 percent of all home purchases in 1979; there wasn't even a separate category for condominiums in the 1977 :.urvey. Price apparently is a major reason for the popularity of condominiums. In large cities, for example, 35.3 percent -more than one-third -of all condominium buyers found homes priced between $30,000 and SS0.000. Only 17.9 percent or less than one-flfth of the people who bought houses found homes in that price range. . , -.... _...... - TAKEA CLOSER LOOK! Discover the most extra· ordinary condominium community you have ever seen! Here, amid lush waterscaping, are luxurious multi-level townhomes designed for those who desire or have become used to spacious surrou ndings ... with huge entertainment centers, cathedral ceilings and dramatic fireplaces ... with elegant master suites on private levels, patios and decks, skylights and greenhouse windows. This limited edition of just 34 residences awaits your selection now! GRAND OPENING IN COSTA MESA REAL ESTATE Solar ~ 'Syste1ns Offered Solar and total ~nergy aystems art> beln~ of· f ered t o So uthern Ca ldorn1a hom e builders and developers by a newly rorcned Orange County firm. In· tegr at.ed Solar System•. Inc . c ISSI I of Jl.tewport. Beach The new company Ill a 11ubs1dlary of the Biddle Group. Inc . bu1ldera and deve lopers or Newport Beach LIVING ROOM, DINING AREA IN TURTLE ROCK EATON PLAN IN ADDmON to pro- vidmg turnkey solar and total energy 11y!ltems, ISSI Wlll offer solar hot water <1ystt'ms. solar - d!'I!! 111ted 11pac.-heating o1nd <i Olar h ea tin g -.ysterru. for swimming pools and !1pa11 a~ op· t ion~ fur ne w h ome buyer., Split Home Cost Many potential homebuyer'i who have been rcntinit ror )C·ttr' no1.1. can afford to buy their own home Al Turtll· Rock H1d.:t· Home' b) Bren in Irvine. th<· Eaton plan offerc; an ideal buy1ng opportunity for tv.o ~mglts who m1~ht not tx· able to qualify for purchasing !>cparatt'ly This townhomc has two mastt-r bedroom suites. each with 1t.s own bath. to g1vt• both CJ"'ncr' maximum privacy. EACH OF TllF. ma!Mr battu. h·cnclosed O\ al tub. Conan \ an1 t y top with full "'1dth \an1t> mirror and furniture f1n1 :.h l·d hardwood pull man The plan 1!> perfect for entertain mg. with a terraced d1n1n1ot room overlooking thl' hv1ng room and wood -burning fireplace. u b<tlcon) off thl' kitchen. a pCJwdcr room and d pr1\ <itt'. enclosed patu.1 on lhl' main level Other pl ans m the· Br<·n Comp<inv ro mmun1 ty ho\lt' two or thrf·t- bedrooms on one or tv.o stones All thc homes featun• CNam1c tilt-to n trywa)s. vaulted or hi gh cc1hngs. lt'rraced dm1n1Z area:-. double oveni; and ceramic t1h.• kitchen countertops BREN IS OFFERING ll'1to percent fin a ncmiz 112 1'• annual pt>rcentage nstc 1 on s<-lected homes Pnces start at SI JO .~~Ci . "'1th d m o nthl y homeowner<. h .>l· of SfJ7 80 covenni: maintenancc of common area!> Thc community " -.alc-. center and furnished mod1:b an· locatE'{J Jt I.! EH:n1n,g Shad<JIN m lrv1nl' Thf')' an· opt'n from HI., m to 6 p m daily am1 ma) be reached from tht· southbound Cul1r<-r DnvP exit of tht· ~an Otego Frt-e\loci y Turr. lt'ft o r. Campu-. Ori Vt'. n J!hl on Turtle Roe~ On H · and follov. l hl· ~1i.;n' 11, th•· '"J :t·'" <Tn 1.-r At pr<'!H'Ol . I SSl 's "Solar~ain " hot water "'YSlem as beml( offered a~ an option t11 buyers of H r a m b I 1• V 1 I I a g e townhome.o; in Anaheim, d project of fhto Beam O\•velopment Company of Anahe1m Robert 0 Huff. ISSI pr.-i.tt.lt'n t. hci ... a pro- l1·-.,1ondl bdt·kground that include:-. expencnce 1n lh1· cn~r~y f1Pld as v.<·11 a-. in r<>Mdcnl1<1I . 1· '' rr. m .-r1· i;il an rl 1 n · du~lria l bu1ld1ni.: pro- ject~ H uf~ pointed out that .. c: I ,, r .. ~ o: I t> rn ' a r t' beco m1n~ incre asingly 1i1.pul_,r ,..., .1 \\.JY of lo"' •·rm!>! f'ners~y ro~b FAIRVIEW VILLAGE IDdllllrJ .... attribute llOllM of tbla move- ... toward •••I ..... lw ....,.... .. bomee to it lm for 11197 llome 11 IUn to quJ1fJ for .... ~ ...... nqaiNmeata wbleb made die ... ·-,, ... w for die ..... _,.~IC 1ft ........ CONTEMPORARY TOWNHOMES from $119,500 2486 Fairview Road , Costa Mesa. CA 92626 (714) 657-1465 ........ , nfGlt of lt•hwtdt ... ..... actlYI.! .. dll'tftd trw -...,. ... .., .... ........................ A...u .... ta FllldF 1111 l°1lid W ... .., ......... 111 OI • 0 'b, Gil 'Mrtl ••·· piWe deellllld ... ''" ... frca ll.-efl to.., ,Ill to .... -~ 4tHll .. rat.e of lt.t PtrffDL ~( W t-ovVC, Inc .......... ~ ·-----·----- REAL ESTATE An Exclusive Address ' LAUTREMONT PLAN AT HARBOR RIDGE ESTATES Exchange Meeting Topic ··Non simultaneous section 1031 -Real Estat e Exchange · · The Problems, Structure and the Benefits, will be the topic ror the 19th session of "Meet the Professions," to be held Tuesday at 6:30 p.m . at the Baywood Recreation Center, One Baywood Drive. Newport Beach. DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS the direct line to r esults 642 -5678 quiet .. lnliPe Pactltc, lbe homebuild-... ....._ ot th• lrvln• Com· p&D)', alfwt IM&yen an nclutive add,... lo Harbor Rid&• amoq l b • moat preall1iou1 nel1bborhood1 ln Oran1e County. The Laut.remont detllD 11 one ot five lnnovaUve realdeneea at th• hWtOD commuDity. A multi- l••el tt.lp create. an open at- motpbere wb.lle sWJ providina pJenty ot room for privacy. ENftY 18 achieved through a a•rden courtyard. leading to wide double doors surrounded by &reenbouse windows. Residents enjoy the living room view from moat homes tbrougb wide clerestory win- dows above expansive French doors. A huge patio or deck ln· vttes the outdooni inside. The formal dining room carries through to the kitchen where re- sidents enjoy a breakfast room and view orientation. Adjacent to the kitchen lS a convenient ramily room accented by a huge wood-burning fireplace with m asonry hearth Upstairs. the Lautremonl pro- vides privacy and luxurious Liv- ing space. The master bedroom is oriented t o capture the Newport Beach view. A secluded master bath with oval Ultra Tub and separate shower opens to a private Swt deck. Two additional bedrooms joined by a full bath complete the home HARBOR Ridge is priced rrom $400.000. Currently. only a rew Lautremont designs a rc availa- ble. To reach the community, take the San Diego Freeway to the MacArthur Boulevard exit Go south on MacArthur to Ford Road Turn ldt on Ford to San Miguel and turn right on San Miguel to Spyglass Ifill Road. Turn left at Spyglass to the stone monumf'nt entrance and guard s tation that's what it's all obout,111. PAUO VILLAGB, a quiet enclave of 30 luxurious condominiums on lupine lane, one block south of el poseo avenue in palm desert, iust 10 miles from palm springs. two bedrooms and two baths -two swimming pools and two spas -two night-lighted tennis courts. and quiet -blessed quiet. the grounds ore lush with vegetation, the design 1s exquisite, the location is superb, and the price is right. quiet ... don't tell a soul until you see it first . Bl PASBO VILLAGE ..----------. MCXE1..S OPEN DAJ.. Y 00 LLA\E LME N PALM CESERT offlrldby: EVE OWNBEY IN~. aEALTOR 73-82& Hwy. 1i1, PMn D11st •(714) 34&3803 ~.~29.1880 Ocean breezes, • greenery; pnvacy, and peace of 011nd. c~~ Stan w11h Ja,minc Cret"k . ccnatnl) one of the choice:: locations 1n . l'Y.port Beach Add a 24-huur ,1lll'1Hkd f!.llc hou'>I.· Now 1mJgini: onc-~tory. 1140 'tor). •.ind 'Pitt k HI "nglc f Jm1ly .1tt.iched home,, .ill uf 1h1.m arch1llCturill gLm' lo:.llkd with leaturi:s. 1 hen the ClubhOU\4.' "'llh .J pool and n1ght- l1ghtcd 1i:nn1<. coun' ( Thc'l .ind u1h1. r rnmmon fJc11lt1cs arc maintiltncd b) .111 rc,1drnh v.ho "ur pun d homeowner<, a~'>OC1:it1t1n 1 Put lhl 'c l'lcm1.:n1~ ro~cther and you h::ivc J 11r,,1ylc mu\I people dream of and only J fev. reJlit..: II )t•u .ire thl· ~ind of per.on who dl m.ind' J hnc rl'\ldcncl· 111 a pn\/Lill' ll>rnmunily. J;:i,min..: C rt-ck d1.-...:nc' )llUr \lroniz 1.X>n\l<kr.t11on llomt ... from S22t.950 to S395,950 \1 J BH"" I.. cl. \(m,. In<. l'h1 •n1. I 7 I J 1 hJll .1()2() isal~f)g propos • ·When $3, 125 Down Duys You a Villa . 1n Huntington Beach -lets talk numbers. If yourr-1en11ng c 1-bedroom apartment for SJ~O o month soy goodbye co }4 200 o yPor' For op prox1mo1ely S1 600 more o year you could b€' mol~tng payments on o V11!0 Worner home. Good News We w ill show yoo how you con increase your annual tol~e homP pay by oppro.x1mocely SJ 000 by s1mp1y f1ll1ng ouc o W-4 form or our soles. off1c£ The Best News If 1nflot1on averaged on onnuol race of 12%. your home would opprec1oce over $7.500 per year The builder is fmoncing JO year fixed race loons. so 1c s easier co quohfy ond friends and porencs may co·s1gn Soles Otf1ce Hours Monday-Thursday 11 o.m.-7 pm. f'rtdoy-Sundoy 1 0 o.m -6 p .m. HomPOwner A)~V!>t"nl AllO•IOble 01 ~'-\ Oft choice units ore sCtll ovo1loble ··111/8o/o Interest ( 12·1/ 8o/o A.P.R.) JO year fixed rote loon •::i...., ()ow n Poymt>"t Pr<f' ~2 !>00 (w;row CIO'•nq ••nonct" (0\1\ Or'IO buyt-• p•O•Oh()l'I) not •l'l<IUOed '"A,wm•nq o J!>"t •O• b<OCket PttC_. \02 ~00 10~ Down 00.oti l•l'IO"C•ng 01 curten« ,,.,,..,~ 101£» '"'W•lf'I 2~ '11 l'lf mo1e oown 1 & 2 bedroom villa~ 1 bt?droom from $62,500 6600 W. Worner Ave. Hunu09con Deoch CA 92647 ( 714) 648·4772 G) >-f::¥-lf--f:r~ntf~A~ ... ':.::' ,I J f8 DM.VPtL.Or ._._ ..... c., ... ""°' •11 ... r c.M I .... a ~ "' "fte ............ IA· •••.. ,.. ............... ,. .... ~l; = .. , ........ u.. ........... ... , ... _ ..... _,_....,_ .. "_......, .. ... C. a , N ..... lleat~ Hen lt la, "A Reluctant Jnveator'• Llment " I do flnd n amuslnl. •nd alJo ~. I be&ttat. to ma.le • Uat Ot ~ tranaacUona l have mlued: &namu that were In my Jrip - l watched them lhrouth my nna ra 1Up, The windfall.a wbkb l should have bou&ht W~ IG1t bffauae I oveJ"thoulht· I t.hoqht ol thla, I lhouaht ol that. I couJcl b.ve sworn J •me.lied a rat, And while 1 thought thinaa ov r twice, Another grabbed lhem at the price. It aeems I alw1y1 he1ltat~. Then make my mind up much too late. A very cautious man am l Aod that is why J never buy. When developments rose on Oak and Third The pnces asked I felt absurd: Whole blocklronts -black with soot - Were priced at thirty bucks a foot! I wouldn't even make a bad, But others did -yes, others did! When Newport Beach was cheap barren land. I could have had a heap or sand: When Palm Springs was the place to buy. I thought the climate much too dry: Invest in Orange County -that's the spot! My sixth sense warned me I should not, A very prudent man am I And that is why I never buy. When others culled sprawling farms And welcomed deals with open arm$ - A com er here, ten acres there, Compounding values year by year, I chose to think and as I thought, They bought the deals J should have bought. The golden chances I had then 4 Are IOBl and will not come again. Today I cannot be enticed For evcrything's so overpriced. The deals of yesteryear are dead. The market's son-and so's my head! Last night I bad a fearful dream, l know I wakened with a scream: , Some·lndians approached my bed - F'or trinkets on the barrelhead 1 In dollar bills worth twenty.four And nothing less and nothing more). They'd selJ Manhattan Isle to me. The most l"d go was twenty three. Tht' Indian scowled: "Not on a bet: .. 1\nd sold to Peter Minuit. At times a teardrop drowns my eye For deals I had. but did not buy: And now life's saddest -words I pen - .. lfonJy I'd invest NOW and then' EDITOR'S NOTE Randall McCardle 1.1 preddent of the R.eol Estalers. ht• is also an aulhor. l.ecturff mid matructo-r .• <>t>nd your comments and qut>str.ons to Randy McCardle, ctn /he Dally Pilot, Post 0//1u Ben 1560, Co.sla Mesa, CA 92626 .. North1ivod Place: 5lJ< Do1v11 Pay1nen Horn<.> buyers with hm1tedequ1ty-ortbose who don t want to tie up large sums in the down payment for a home-can take advantage of a rareopportun1- t y to purchas!! a three or four-bedroom home for just fl ve percent down at Northwood Place, a commumty of executive homes in Irvine's master-planned Village of Northwood. "It's not very often that home buyers can purchase a truly luxurious home with a down pay- ment of JUSt$10,000," commented Bob Maurer, prin· c1pal of Tustin-based Maurer Elliott Construction Co What makes our five percent plan even more at· tractive LS our second trust deed with no payments for three years.·• IN ADDITION TO THE live percent plan. home buyers can choose from other financial programs in· c I uding a lOpercent down plan, also with no payment on the second trust deed for three years. A low 11 >,.; percent mterest rate is available for first trust deeds. ··nus below.market interest rate is a significant r actor m keepmR monthly payments down. and helps buyers qualify for these prestige homes. It makes more sense than ever to buy in the final pbue or this outstandmg community." M aurerobserved. Avrulable in six spacious one· and two-story rtoorplan.s with up to 3, 102 square feet, Northwood Place homes are priced from Sl71.990 to $247,990. They feature such deluxe standard amenities as cen- tral air conditioning, built-In Nut.one AM-FM In· tercom system with message center, complete security alarm system, m asonry block wall fences, and automatic garage door openers with two remote controls. KITCllENS INCLUDE ceramic tlle countertops In a choice of decorator colors. and a choice of gu or electric cookt.ops. Master suites are especially lux· urious with hydro-bath jacuul tubs, and huge wallc· in clO!lets with built-in safes in all plans; and with fireplaces and step.down conversation areas in some plans . Most homes al.so include built·in wet bars with custom oak cabinets and breakfast rooms, wblle some offer curving staircases, bonus rooms, and garden tubs with planters. THE NORTHWOOD PLACE sales office and de· corated models are open dally from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. To vbit the development take the Santa Ana Freeway to the Jeflery Road exit. Proceed north oo Jelfel'J to Brian Avenue and turn left to the com· munlty. For morelnformatioa, phone5S&-1405. Tract Selling Out Booklet Explains C~verage A ne• booklet. pr• paN4 for CalUoml• pro- perty ~. twilll1 ex· plalDI th• dlffennt type1 ol t.lUe tnaurance covera1e avaUabl• ln lbe at.ate. Tbe handbook baa been publllbed by P'tnt American Title lnaurance Company. thlrd lar1est UUe lD· aurer ln the natioft. It la part ol the rinn•a contl· nulnc program to better anfotm the public about title lnlurance services. ENTITLED "Fun- dameot.ala -a guide to title insurance," the booklet ls written in easy to understand language. Besides UUe coverage, the text also describes the function or the UUe insurer in de- termining and eliminal· ing UUe problems before a Utle policy ls issued. It tell.a how ln.surance protects the owner from potential UUe problems that even a thorough ti· tle search may not re- veal. ILLUSTRATED with pho t og raph s o f Ca lifor nia co un ty courthouses. the booklet s ummarizes th e de- velopment of title In- surance and outlines the need fOC' liUe services. A glossary or terms used during a real estate transaction ls included. . t: REAL ESTATE· lrmneSite Office Park Now Building Groundtftaklnc cea emoa&el baw ....... tllt start ol eoaltn.ICtJoa for the ftnt pb.-ol SunlUft Park. a 1$-buildlnc office part bowld1d b1 U. a. Dleco Freeway. Mac:Artbur BoWevard. llmaenat and RedHlllAveruae. Peter C. Kremer. president of ta. 1""'9 eo.,. pany. wfllcb la developlD1 tbetoO,........,. feet flt· flee complex. and Richard K . Cm, .tee ~ dent and bead oft.be firm'• C.om.merdaa/~ Dtvlakxl, opened a large envelope with a stmll ...... opener to alCDlly offtclaJ beciJm1aC ol tM tJl mUHe fintpb.ue. LOUVERED DOOR LIVING ROOM AT SOMMERSET cmHOMES OOllPLETION OP TllE first ftye ofDce bailcl· Inga, plus a financial and restaurant plaaa, la scheduled for spring, 1981. Tbe fll"lt pbue will.,,. vlde 200,000aquanfeetof offkeapaice. Homes Lure All Types The 39-acre alte is adjacent to()rmp =JJ John Wayne Airport and the lniDe Complex. · ) .. Excellel>t freeway exposure. Immediate lie· cess to both the San Diego and the Costa Mesa <Newport> Freeways. tbe John Wayne Alrpon aad the Irvine Industrial Complex. makelJ Ulla cme of Southern California's premiel'offiee bulldincalt.es, •• Cannon told the 300 commercial real estate broken. city officials and other digni\aria lD aUendanee. "Unique Sommersct CitiJfomes in the South Coast Plaza area are the choice or buyers in various age groups," reports Peter La Tourette, executive vice president or the Biddle Group. Recent surveys have indicated an almost equal number of slngle pro- fessionals and couples and "empty- neaters" whose families have grown and now prefer the convenience of luxury town.home living. accordlllg to La Tourctte. The collection of adult-oriented Sommerset Cit1 Homcs 1s presented in four two-story floor plans reminis- cent of San Francisco's homes. This theme is carried out with contem- porary imagination in both intcnor and exterior design clements. INNOVATIONS SUCH as specia l skylights, numerous upper bedroom balcorues and hideaways, optional s tained glass wtndow'i, wood-burning fireplaces and awninged entries hlgbllg:ht the townhomes. Ranging tn size from 1.284 to 1,740 square feet. the two and three- bedroom homes have been created for lavish enterta ining, w ith hospitality centers on the lower level and bedrooms secluded above. Extensive gr~nbelL'i. landsuped areas and pnvaw !'itr~ts tomplete the luxury or the profel>!>IOnally main- tained communt1y MODEL HOM ES arP open daily from 11 a m to 6 µ m . uniquely de coraled by Saddleb:;ck lnlenor; to d111play the unus ual ft.'alure:. of re· s1dences. Sommersel C1tillomt"' may be r E> ached by takin~ t hl' Sun D1e~o Freeway to Brt!>lOI Str!!t>l. M>ulh to Baker. west to Babb and nght oo Babb Street DESIGNED BY THE atthJteetural nnn of Leason Pomeroy Associates. Execuli" Part will have buildings of one-story, two-stories and two. stories above first-level parlcing. Three prototypes wall be available containing 39, \OOsquarefeet,4.1,100 square feet and 42.800 square feet respecUvely. The Koll Company or Newport Beach ia general coolrac· tor. Extensive landscaping wiU include a two-acre Ji(rove of trees located dirttUy adjacent to the San Du~~o FTeeway. Buildings will overlook landscaped courtyard-. and will be arranged around a~ of plazas and interconnected wallcways. - · · Execut1 ve Park will provide tenants with blgb qualtty, prestige office racllitaes ln a sophisticated environment near Orange County's largeat. cooceo· trat1onofrestaurants,"CannonsaJd. • ......... ..... . ... ' ~ . 11~%* (113/4 °/o A.P.R.) IlWtSfOR tw\i'11W iMIL\111.E ~._ ____________________________________ __. •Ftrattwoy~. Addi ttooal l.nfonnation uvaJlablc at. Salce Office. l Moving Up In Real Estate ._...,. L aaa10n bu been named pra . de9l af a..&14 W. llarda .nd Auod•*· a eo.t.a Mna Dndol>m..t nma. 1be ton:ner ~ ol plan· Dini d eqlneert~ for lklUer Houatna c.or,orauoa, ltitthclf .. a v~ ,.. deoUal balktln• 19dbby eucuUve with ov.r 20 yeara· ellperlence a1 a reprt-aenlathe of leadln1 Soulb~rn Calllomla develop· m~n• fimu Hts previous a11~laUooa •••CMOH w~rf' with Oenatar Houaan1 Partaera • vi~ prea1dent ol opentJom few jotnl veatmea and general partnership proJecu ln Calllomaa, Wastungt()n and Oreaon and with the Mwkm Vi•Jo CompMn) as assist.ant director ol operaliona/manager plannfog and eo(ineerlna. ANDaEW S\JZ KJ of Huntington Beach bas joined lbe Newport Beach ar~bJlectu.ral and plan· DIDI firm or Danielian AS· social.ea as a seruor designer Suzuki. a member of the American In stitu t e of ~bit.ect.a, has eight years ex· perlence as a designer. He will be respomlble for dire<:tlllg and scheduling design work and de- sign management, and project budgets. Prior to joining Danielian Associateti, Suzuki was an as-iuzu1u sociate with Richardson Nagy Martin, a Newport Beach architectural and planning firm. He served as a senior designer and project manager with RNM from 1977 to 1980. He also was a senior de· signer with Corbin Yamafuji Partners , Inc . another Newport Beach architectural firm. E. THOMAS GREELEY of SeaJ Beach has been named senior vice president of Homebuilders Financial Services Corporation. a Newport Beach-based firm. Greeley is a member of the HFS top management team now '"aggressively pursuing joint venture affiliations with seasoned entrepreneurs in the homebuilding mdustry." lniUal ~ · equity capital from out-of-state r.. financial institutions is being '· ,. made available for joint ven- .. lure investment in Southern 01tnLn California's housing industry. Greeley also is a partner in Mcsweeney & As· l§'iates of Newport Beach. ooe or the nations lead· g management consulting firms serving the mancial industry. His 14 years of management n.sulting have focused on problems and solutions :{for major borne bUJlders and real estate/mortgage ,banking companies .. STEPHEN R. SPELMAN or Newport Beach as JOlDed the Newport Beach offi ce of Business Properties Brokerage Co . a rt'· gional brokerage firm lie has en assigned to the mduslnal ivision. Prior to J01ning liusmess ~Properties. Spelman wa!> in· ~olved in corporate incentive marketing, most recently with he Jos tens Corp 1n Min· ,neapolls. : He is a native or Akron. t 0hio, and IS a ~raduate of ~CornelJ University in l':ew York .. ~ DON AL D VAIL ALL I:: N or S 11 n J u an ~apistrano has been appointed pre~1dcnt of Cam· <q>ridge Real Estate in Pasadena. ~ Allen is a member of the lntemat1onal Real :a=state Federataon and is a past president of Funds :tor Needy Children, a nop-proftt. charitable or · ~anizatlon formed to assist children who are m .need. . w :.. ROBERT ULLMAN or lrvme ha~ been named ;manager or mortgage operations for John D. Lusk & Son. residential, l'Ommerc1aJ and industrial developers head· quartered an the Irvine In· dustrial Cente r . A career mortgage banker. t,;llman will oversee aJJ fm ancmg for Lusk"s extensive commercial and tn· dustrial activities as well as serve on the company'!! leasing team Ullman comes to Lusk from Paci fi c Southwest ., uLLMA111 Mortgage Company of San ;Diego where he served as manager of the Newport ~acb office. Prior to that he was president of Am· ifac Properties and Senior Vice President of Amfac fMortgage Company. He also operated his own F°"gage and development consulting company l A&THUR RICHARD WRSCll or Laguna ~each bas been appointed vice president or usbman & Wak e fi e ld or alifomia Inc., Newport Beach :Jleal Estate Brokerage. • llinch. 33, bas 10 years ex· ~rlence in commercial real tate In tbe Northeast. A Uve ol New York City, he was vice president wllb tbe kerage firm or Cross and rowo before coming to them Callfomla. In his new osltlon ·wUb Cu s hma n & "'"K" akefield, be ii reapooslble for commercial office ulng and development iD Otuge County. A eommercial broker. Hirsch previously Jl,aDdled the leue ol a COf1k)rate headquarters atkm fOI' Alfa Laval of Sweden and was ex· JUlive Jeuina qent for Fort Lee Executive Park, a IOO,CJOO.equare-foot office building in Fort Lee, ew hnllJ. other clients have included Johns· anrill• Corporetloa, Lincoln· National Ufe aaarace. Bn09i. IBM, Xerox, ITT aad ln· aticl Ocxporation ol Cal.lfom1a. Housing • m Peril Ginemllll8nt Inflation Curba Flayed PHlLADILPHIA -The 80\'em· m•&·a ~ ICMatpt lo cwt> tftna. tJoa wtUt reoord blib interest "'*' I.a s~ tbe Am.nun dream ol C*n· l•• a liome fro• mllUou ol JOWll Ameneant and la puahlna lhit bou.s· la1 19duatry lD&o lts deepest re· oeulon In modern times. the Republican National Platform Com· mlttee bu beeo &old. llentll 8uUer' ot lnl.ne, presideot ol a.be US.000.member Natklnal Aa-1octaUoa of Home Bulldera, also warned lb.at the bou.atna slump now .,.ln• forecul woll.ld precipitate a much deeper national recessioo than prevloully anticipated and, in the lon1 nm, eenerate more inflation. NAO NOW FORECASTS about 1.1 mUlloo housing starts for 1980, a drop ol almost so· percent from the more than two million units built an- nually in 1977 and 1978. Following the lates t credit tightening moves. mortgage mterest rates have risen to 15 and 16 percent levels. disqualify ing millions of potential home buyers "'The loss of 900,000 housing units In 1980 -lht' difference betw~n the NAHB forecast for 1980 and the t·No million units needed annually mer~ly to meet Uus nation's basic s helter needs -will result in the loss of more than 1.4 million Jobs. th<• loss of a lmost $25 billion in wages. the l<n>s or more lhu $8. 7 billion iD tu re· venue, and hJther 1ovenunent de· ficlu aa tax revenues decline and ex· pendltuna increase to aid the un· employed." Butler said. Furthermore. he said, .. demand for howlnl of all types will back up, enaurlng evea greater inflalioclary pressure on prices and building coeu durin1 t.be next recovery when too many buyens chase too few unita." Because of the poet World War II baby boom. t he rate ot new household formations will be 2:5 per· cent b.iper in the 1980s than during the la.st decade, be noted. ••THE CUR&ENT HOUSING cnslS as well as the six Prt!vious housing cycles illuslrat.es the inherent weak· nesses and the futility or relying en· lirely on monetary policy to restram mflallon. ·• Buller said. Because of lhe growing ga p between those who can alford to buy or renl a home and those who can·t. Butler said that housin g must be a top pnority in the GOP's eronom1c program for lhe 1980s To combat tn!lal1on. BuUer urged the Republican party to develop a long-term and comprehensive anti· annatton strategy. incorporaung an appropnate mix or fiscal. monetar)'. tax and regulatory policies and re- form!. \Vht·n ~011 v1~1t Lm Corralc" 111 ~11 j 11J11 Ltp1,lrJrt11. ·~ ,+,. . . .... 1'0 11 ~1v1• v1111 J rn.1p lcx·altng tlu: l"On1pct1tt\c pro1t'l 1' 111 ...,.111th1·ru 01,111i:.1 ( 111111ty. 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Here's Why We Know Los Corrales Is Great Value v \1 1111111u111 I0.000 ...-,. ft . loh v Lcx:allon in "orld-famou' SJn Ju .111 Ca pi't rnno v 1',11111ra1111t 'tt'"' from mO\t 1m11' v Four mile-. froin the 0<.-e..a11 v Within walking d1<>tan<.'<' or golf cour"C , tennis otnd equ~tri.in f.tl·1lilll'' v C:cn111nl' d av Il le mor, v Two firt'plat.-e. in m<ht plan' v Exten'>ive '"~ of c:eramfc tile V' The ~t t.'Omplete lht of 'tandard ff'lltwe .. Grand Qpenlngl ELEVEN NEW TWO -STORY ~C' > CONOOMINIUMS INCONVENIENTLY OOASTIJNE LOCATED, COST A MESA Presented by ... autl.DERS Aartums ••• Lofts ••• Ganertas ••• Engllsh Tudor-Slytlng ••• many authentic touches, all you~ to enJoy' • N Quality construaron throughout 2 and 3 bedrooms wrth 2 •11 to 3 baths. Numerous custom cJppo1ntment.5 Only minutes to the beach You'll love the Europec:m atmosphere. Discover Plccaa111y today• From S1oo,ooo• Dtrecttoos: From Nt'wpon Blvrt Soutn tum ngtn on W1•~ St Go'"' mile-\ ro '>4J W W•l\00 ~If'<. 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Diversity in architecture and envi- ronment that fits so many lifestyles. Look at the schools. Regarded as some of the best in the nation. Visit UC Irvine. A major university rig ht in the heart of the city. Walle the parks. Enjoy the lakes. Rush the net on a tennis court. Ride a bike trail. Enjoy the shopping, so close co homes. Discover a variety of commercial .. a nd industrial opponunities. Offices. Industrial land. Locations for retail and service businesses. And more to come. It's all part of the dream that is Irvine. And you can see it coming true. Start at The Irvine C.Ompany Information Center.* It's on Culver Drive b'etween the San Diego (I-405) and Santa Ana (1-5) freeways. At the comer of Barranca. (714) 551-1500. You might find your own dreams can start coming true in the City of Irvine. HOMES FOR SALE WOOclbridge -North WOODBRIDGI: E!>TATl-5· Irvine Paone Anal phase; SOLD OU f Salc5 offlc:e and m~~1~ ckl'it:d CaUforavailabJ1ry (il4)044 lSIOl\l011dav-Fn~vl WOOOBRIDCiE TOWN! lOMES· \Varmqton Oevdopmcnr, In< Last plwc: $105,990 to SJ25.<».J-R~rv..d Nt'W phast" July , Coa1J or VIMI for avaU..h1l11) (714 J 559-1351 WCX:>OBRIDGE CRl:EK~IDI: Sund a nJ.Pactfic Q)fp La&i phase $129,990 w $140.990-SOLD OvT Nut phase Ju~ Call l')f' visit fOf ava1labihry 1714) 552-\ }12 lcloicd Wednnday and Thul"'lll.ly) WOODBRIDGE GABLES I rvme Pxif\c On the lake $270.000 Model aab: July All homea are prepared fof IOLira»lucd wattr ht'anng. Call or visit: (714) 552-'flOI WOODBRIOOE OROVP The Aklnl Company Singl.M"amUy attached homes with rear yards Available now: $13 3,900 w $147.900 For information caU: (714) S59·1161 Woodbridge-Southwest YK>OOBRIDGE LANDING J.M. PetenCompany Sm office and model. open. 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'Mlll•t&Mll All,.. ~adttrl~ ~OHtSTL OLSON ··~-c- mU.-~t.atu~ )ed \o lbe Federal Fa 1r ffout iDI Acl of lHI wtlicb makes at ~al to a dvertite "any pre fereDCe, h mhat1on. or dlaaimmauoo hued on nee. coAor. reqWlO, scs, ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I or na~ ongin, or an mtenUoo to rna ke any surb preference, bm1ta ticn. or cbacn m ma boo.·' MISAYllDI llUMHoeie Spectacular a dded Caallt room with wed>ar, bJt.n 'Ibis newspaper w1U not retrig, pool tabae. l.lx36' knowin&ly accept any aparklin1 , pool, lae a dver tising for real :::.:":!.:e,~: est.ate which is m viola· J i,A, baths, family room _tion_«_t.he_la_w_. ___ -1 with brick fplc, dining --------1 area, many xtraa. Home now vacant, owner wants llG CANYOM Be aul.lful Broadmoor Plan JV, highly upgraded. 4 Bdrrn 2\4.l Ba, elegant pool a nd spa . Absolute privacy and q u.iet. ~.000 OLD CORONA CHARMElt 2 B d rm + d e n , m s t r b d rm w/fireplace, country kit chen . cozy loft. large room s. sundeck, exce1Jenl condition. S3t>2.000 ILUFFS WITH VIEW B e a utifu ll y d ecorate d R P l an. separate master s uite, sta ined glass. la r ge rooms, owner will carry 1st with 20"< down. Asking $230,000. MEDITTRRAMEAH Vlll.A Beautiful Lido Isle. 3 bedroom. cozv den . atrium. F rench door s. beam ceilings. s p a rkling pool. mas t er bed room w Is pa. $595, 000. BEST IN BLUFFS JUST LISTIO. B e autiful end u nit . l level with l ar ge e nc losed private patio. 3 Bdrms. 2 baths. Nearly new thro ugho ut inc luding ne w ne utral carpe t s. s h utt e r s. d is hwas h e r , garbage disposal. Freshly painted. A r ea l charmer ! $189.000. OPEN 1-5 535 VISTA GaAHl>f LAIGEST. 4 Bdrm. 3 ba. form din. rm , cathedral high beam ceilings Lovely p riva te patios. Near pool. End unit. 2200 sq . ft. T h is b e autiful hom e INCLUDESTHELAND $279.000. orEN 1-5 2404 VISTA tf<)ll RA JUST USTB>. Decorator 's hom e. Finest q u a lity through out. 2100 sq ft . 3 bdrms. 21n baths. Better than a model home! As king $219,000. OPEH 1-5 423 VISTA ftUCHA -..-: Dalebout Bay &Beach Real Estate REAL ESTATE EXCEL.LENCE SINCE 1949 llU TODAY 1-5 COME WITH US TO -DOYa SHOl.IS. Wa terfront. An expandable 3 bedr oom home. Huge dining room & den. Spacious used brick te rrace. Owner prefers lease option. 40 I NOll'TH ST il LAME .......................... SttS,000 COME W1TH US TO -DOYU SHOllS. Stimulating 3 bedroom. dining & farnily room home. Walk-in we t bar, s u nke n conve rs at ion a r ea in living r oom with cozy fir eplace. SparkUn g P OOL. Refres hing Upper Bay view. 1472 GALAXY DllYE •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SHS,000 COME wnH US TO -DOVBt SHOllS. Unobs tructable Upper Bay view. Spacious 4 bedroom , dining & family rooms. Poolsize yard. 13" GALAXY DllVE ••..•.•....•..••.•....•••..... $650,000 allORS: AchttiiMn ~iJJ229 ,950. Call 1 ..... ct..cll tt.elr .. •IA' t, Iii 0 • Jl \ JlJll 10 H N .Ct ' EMD UMIT. Beautiful 2100 sq . ft. 3 Bdrm. 2 ba .. living a rea 1 level. T ile . s hutte r s. p a rque t . neu tral car p. Choice early Bluffs. $205.000. COME WITH US TO -llG CANYON. The pop ular• "DEAUVILLE'' overlooking golf course & mountains. 31 large bedrooms. dmmg & family rooms. Lovely pool & spa . 1 I 0 RUE YIU.US ..•••....••.•.•.•....•....•..•..•• S5'5,000 ~y:~1i:: [ '1 llJI I .. ..., for ft. fint • '* f wet -.rlioll .ey. CGlldo "'. 900 3 bedroom. great home --------1 or rental with a low 10-lerest assumable loan. Less than 10 years old. -··········· ••• ••••• •• Agt.. 7Sl·3191 G .. r~ 1002 1 _______ --1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lh. 11for Sale IUCH DUPLEX Block to ocean! Name TaJft.EX t er m s le s u b m i t ! COST A MESA Desperate! Reduced lo · All ., .. __ $199,~! 752·1700 Bargatn! 2 .&XUU13. ()PfN ,,, v .-, ,,, , 1.' , , Laree lot. good mcome. Sl.Si9,950. Call for mo n1 · re111u11 ~,~~~.~ .. ~" ,_;., lo• a ho~ of [. Mlltl ' r.. your ownT You'll find =- many homes advertised !Uve something you want for s ale in Classified to sell? Classified ads do every day. 1t weU. 642·5678. You'v e Arrived at ... , EASTBLUFF Tiiis distiadfn l ...... 2 ba .__ Is plo""~ for g rocio"' ll'flltCJ. Mewty ct.corated ht ~ ....... , mMI totaly lipl)lcaded ttir.out. xw .. , ... ~ trraiL Thia ••gant "-for yow f'Glllly ls piud at $235,000. CORONA DEL MAR A ~·s cWICJM. ,....... c-t'dmlt for re111odellfMJ Into t1HMJ•lflc..t IKCHH propel"ty. South of f'ac:Hlc c:o.t Hwy. Close eftCllMJh to wall to s•applrg ..t lligltt life. CAPISTRANO BEACH Two MW ant.. illoMH, locahd • h lllrffs Cllbon D-. f'oitlt wHlt I IO ~ 'fiew, from Newport to S. a. ...... Cato. • 1 • r. stmed glass wllldows. ... d crafted wood tit,..... TlleM excepfl.al --. _.. ,....., for te. .-ost discri•il•ofiJMJ bwyw. c• for locaffca Opell.._.. Sot/Sa&hJ IM 2643 I Pdlsodn Dr. 2075 San Joaquin Hiiia Rd. Across from BIG CANYON Newport Beach 640·5777 ':~::' ~~clllA-4~1'S• : -----~ .... QAY I. '°'4M ---- •............. 6 iaof!lbl.d _..,....., ...... 6 ...... _.. """'..,_. ol _.. ........ ""- I REXTEP 1r I 11 I I I LAF HEL I I I I' r: I E C lOP l I I 11 JI I I, L UP P E R I 11 I I I 71 4 1760-9333 ITY 760-9338 MEW ON LIDO ISLE Fabulous 5 Bdrm. 4 Bath. completely redecorated home. Living room. din- ing room and new country kitche n open onto a lovely secluded courtyard. $619,000. EXCITING LOCATION Ove rlooking China Cove. this lovely multi-level conte mporary home com- m a nds total unobstructed view of har bor. jetty. a nd ocean. Ste ps to a ll beaches. Landsca ped t o a fford ul- timate privacy. Lot alone worth asking p rice of $1.200.000. Owne r will carry. Shirley Hcrri1 (ir:, /~~/~~~f~~:of1••:!~~~~~ 851-1361 675-9434 PENINSULA POINT o,a. SUM. t-5 1723 OCEAN ILVD. Newly d ecor a t ed 4 bdr m . fa mily home. Ocean View. $325.000. • IAYFROMT W e have several f me homes with pier & slip a TOIO HORSE COUMTaY 4 Bdrms . 3 b a t hs: r an c h s t yle. m in i-estate in oran ge ~roves. $249.500 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 8ciy~1dt> Or1ve, N 8 b75 blb1 RCTaylorCo 6 40-9900 OPEN HOUSES VERSAILLES F a ntastic view of golf course and mountains. Vers ailles model at end of cul-de-sac. Dramatic entry; two story living room a nd formal dining room. Fabulous master s uite on first floor plus three other bedroom s u ites with t h e i r own b a ths . G u a r ded gat e com mun ity. Excelle nt f inancing available $675,000. 32 RUE GRAND VALLE OPEN SAT/SUN1·5 D&UXI CONDO ASSUMAIU LOAN A year new with Newport Beach location. 2 bedroom, den, 21Aa bath. Vaulted celling ln living room with brick fireplace. Higbly upgraded kltcbtln. Near high ffbool. $1'14,500. 708 TUSTIN AVE. OPEN SAT /SUN I ·5 R~TAJ'lorCo I 1 I I ''I HELEN 8. DOWD REAL TOR. INC. 644-0 I l 4 Ud & .., Wttt. .... &perls HOME HDUCED FOR FAST SAU A Lusk built Sandpiper model with 3 bedroom s. de n . la rge family room with fireplace. 21 ~ baths is an ideal farruly home. Beautiful wood floors. La r ge e nclosed pool, plus a large ya rd for chil~ren. The la nd is included & a sking only $355,000. 'INNEWPOATCENTEA~ •• 644-9060 , C!IE SIDBGB ELlllfS CD. OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE 290 I CAT A L' A STHET MEWJl'ORT H ACH O,EH SUM 1·5 Eil'lt htuff Sin~lt• l.<•\'l'I S rrnr1ou"' Fam1h I lnm1• \\1th l..ir J!•' I.I\ tnJ.! ~ Form.ii Otn1n i,? Hnnm Thrl· .. HP1lr1~1m-.. • D1•n S1\uall-<l On Lurl!'' l.11t \\1th 1'11\il<\ ,(. l'.il11t' For Ente rtci1n1nc ,.;,11•nor '\t•\\ h PJ1ntl·rl Lovdy Plu.'>h l\Jrpl"l1nJ,!. 1'11<" OraPt·' A W a 11 p" r~·" <. o u, m Pt I\ 1 t < h ,. n Lo" ..1 ,1inll"n<1n1·r Li-..ll·•I \t S2:l-i ~I ,, JO\ Of Ne1o1. port" L1,tm c 2511 WAYECREST DRIVE HAlllOR VIEW HIUS OftEH SUH 1-5 Sen,;itaonath E'C<·1tm~ :\ev. l.1.;tini: On Tht• \1;1rl.PI \n t:h•J.!.ml JlroJrlmoor llnmt' In Onr Of ('nron" ctd \1.1 r ·.., Lm l'hl''' \rPa' Four K<'i'lro.1m-.. Plu' \ Sp.H'IOU' Fam1h Rnnm \ Cirt'dl Ft•t linJ? Of ()Ult•l ~·rt'llll\ & &·rlu ... ion Offt>red t\t SJJ0.000 LIDO ISLE O:ir Of ~r" port Al•arh ., ~10~1 De'<1rt'11 Art'a~ With Pn' ate Re.Jrhe<. Tennii. C:oort-. & lluhhouw Trn1l1t1onal F l\t> At'rlroom Hou!\e W11.h Book L1nt'(I Den Study U!rJle Formal 011111111 Hoom. M ~"ter Suite On l.arsze Lot SELl.1-:R WILL ASSIST IN FIN ANCING $.54~.ooo TaaJAC TllPl.D Situated Jn Rapid ly i\pprer1atin~ Arl.'a or Cost•-1 M e is :r . l\dJ u r t>nt T o N ew Rede~elopmrnt Area & Park Charm1n1l Rear House W11.h ~rluded Red Rn r k Patio Would Make Gretll Owncr''I llome Other Two Re ntal Un1t 11 Wou ld lfe lp With Pa y m e nts & T a~ei. EXC ELLENT P INANCING AV AILABLE. Call Now. Reduced To $16.S,OOO. JUST USTIO IMCOMI raoran Pride Of Ownership' $e\•en Two Bedroom Units WtGas Fireplaces & P1tioe. Seven Covered Gara~es Plus Two Rental Garalfes, Plus Ample Parking, Only Four Years Old. Priced At $450,000. NIWPOllT llACH UleMM Two L1tge Bedroom Condo. Taatefully Decorated With Earthtone Carpeg. N9'1tral Decor & W1llpapers Frab • Clean. Ready For A New Owner. Community Pool. Sauna le Spa. Meadow For Jogging & Bicycling. As.ciUMABLE P'IRST TRUST DEED. Only IH9,900. ....... At'tl1ttcal17 Decorated Northwood PaUo Home . Thls Home Shows Like A Model fl\alde & Outalde. Trt·Level. 1'tlttoe Lar1e Bed rooms Plus Bonua Room Ir Family Room. Only wuoo. • COME WITH US TO -CUFF HAVEN. Panoram ic ocean view. 2 Bedrooms. dining & family rooms plus extra view lotE 615 KINGS ROAD • • . • . . . . • . • • • • • . • . .. • . . • • • • • • . • • $555,000 COME WITH US TO -DOYB SHOJtES. Great fa mily home ~ Spacious 4 bedroom!>. den & dinmj? room + separate hobby room Hu~e yard. s pace fo r pool or badminton court + fruit trees CHILDR E!"J 'S PARADISE' 1441 GALAXY DRIVE •..........•....•......••••..• $470,000 COME WJTH US TO -IAYCIEST. Electric 1?ate with int ercom _ Del P1so onyx tile entry Spacious 3 bedroom. dining & family rooms . Super b kitchen wtth bu1lt-tn BBQ. I 515 ANTIGUA WAY .•..•....•..•••.•..•..•.•.•••• $450,000 COME 'MTH US TO -TURTU ROCK HIGHLANDS. The much sought after "ST EWART MODEL'' Lovely vie w from all windows. 2 Sto ry, 5 bedroom . 3 bath home . Sunken living room with vaulte<i ceiling. Massive fireplace 20' Ceiling in for mal dining room Luxurious master suite. I S CLEAlt sntMGS .............................. SlH,500 COME WITH US TO -UOO ISLE. Lovely 2 bedroom. family room home . Cozv fi replace. handy to clubhouse. I I 5 VIA OllVllTO •...•.•••.•••••••...... , • • • • • • • • SlZO.OOOi • COME WITH US TO -UOO (\' -, ft :!rooms. family roo~ ho me. Street to s tra ta lo~ U \. U sion. 12J VIA ZURJCH ........ ~ ..................... $315,000 COME WITH US TO -IAYCUST. Beautifully maintained 4 be droom. dining room home Sparkhn~ P OOL. 1907 WIMDWA.1.1> LAME .......................... $275,000 COME WTTH US TO -IA lCUST. Neat 4 bedrooms, fam ily & dining rooms. Lovely ya rd Mot1\'ated seller . 2045 SHlf'WA.Y LA.HE ..............•...•.•.•••••.•. $275,000 COME WITH US TO -WESTCUFF. Custom 3 bedroo!"!1 . fa mily room home. Spacious ya rd \\1th P OOL. Family plans create ur j?ency to sell Owne r \\i ll carry complete loan. 1200 SOMERSET LAME ............................ $272,900 . C OME WITH US TO -IATCR.EST. Beautifull y maintained 4 be droom. 21 z bath home F'amily room & d ining a rea, also br eakfast ar ea in kitchen Pools1ze ya rd. 190 I L&WARD LAME •........••.....•.•••••••••••• $265,000 COME WITH US TO -OLDE COIOMA DR MAR. 2 Bedrooms & den Pa rk ·like yard with sky tickltn!! t r ees. Zoned R-2. Excellent financing. 2721 5TH AVf:HUE CHr. GOlDBeOD) .•.••••• ' .•••. sz20.ooo-c COME WITH us TO -lMl IUlffS. Exceptiona lly large 4 bedroom condo O\'erlookm~ wide ~reenbelt. You own the land! Super mot1\-ated seller 359 VISTA MADHA ................ UDUCID TO Slt0,000 COME WITH US TO -SAH JOA.9UIM. Near golf & country club. Attractive 2 bedroom. 2~i bath condo. 2 3 , Al.OS. lltYlME .. • • . . • .. • .. • .. • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • S 179 ,500 1617 WESTCUFF DR., N.B. 631 -7301 ... ses.soo Z.atory "1th z bat.ha and a great aHIUD•ble loan. IMh·ln eiedric kilcbeo. c.ioaununity pool, vacant and t he owner has J*lidted. Agl. 7Sl ·3191 Ml\WOU1lftll a-tolMCH ....... aM.•CaU ~:ti.• II ' JUN IOlf NtC'' It's new. Bt.y or aell your interest in a condomi nium. own-your-own .,.vnent ot recr.attonal pro- petty In the OaJly Pilot's new a..fftcatlon: 1mE SBAalNG I IN'IDV AL OW'NWBIP MSG Time ..,.ng lnterv1t ownership 11 • nipldty growing portion of Cllfomla'a booming leisure real .... economy. Find the tateat offerings tn claaalfloatlon 2450, or ~•II 6CMil?l to pl809 lft *' tor your tfma._.~. DAILY PILOT TRY THESE CLASSIFIED INFLATION FIGHTERS I <Now lVu Can Sell Mare ... with Dally Piiot ENNY PINCHER ADS Still only $2 3 lines for 2 days only $1 a day, 34c a line. Advertise one or more Items valued up to $100. Each additional tine is only 60c for the two days. Sorry, no commercial ads allowed. Charge Your Penny Pincher Ad or use your BankAmericard or Master Card §VoW.: .§'Jew... More value for y~ur DIME in the famous Daily Pilot DIME-A-LINE ADS ~dvertl•• Item• up to 150 In value In Olm•·A·Llna •ct• every Saturctay In the Dally Piiot. 8rtr19 your ad with eHh to any of our three convenient office• or mall your copy wl1h • cheek or money order tor the correct al9\ount. Sorry. no llve•tock, produce or pt1nta end no commercial ada are allowed !lech Item mutt be prlc~ wllh no Item o"•r $50. Olme-A·Une •Cl• may M pl ac:.d at th• Co-1• Ma•• oHlce until 3 p m Friday, until noon Friday It lhe Laguna Beach or Hunllngton Beach office• THE BIGGEST GARAGE SALE ON THE ORANGE COAST IS IN THE , DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIEDS DAI LY PILOT .. ·- Piie• TO SILL OM UDO Sl4IP9 to beacb ud temll.a from Uua epertdao1 3 BR 2 la tioa.. New!) re decorated w ltb Iara• MIDQ.Y J*Uo OCI a ~' lot Larae asaum.able 10'1> loan Preseoted at a:zs.ooo Call Laraan~ Sbaw IJNIOOt liVM S 67MOOO .. SSIOMYIUO For your enjoyment: ColDJl)unit y park • PoOI BBQ. 4 Br, 4 decb, 2 =cea, 1nt.ercom, "aedllded area enhance tbU! home Plus wood celUnga, Ui level. cwitom decorated. col ored tile. stainlesa steel s 10 1t, oak cabin ets throughout. Ca 11 Larry Mezzat1alto. llYIMI Move nght an Pnce of o wner s hip 11 ever ywhe r e' ! Spac1oui. earthtooes buuty 4 air 10 U n1vers1ly P a rk Located close w schools. pools. tennia. Perl ert for your faauly ... Pal Aden Redhill<@> Realty 552 -7500 PWSH COUNrlY FMMHOUSI $77,500 VA.o•ww Loog private dnve thru lg pte t.o falllaaUc re modeled home w /old tune parlor, Cryatal COUMftY CHAIM Thia natlc a+ I duplex la ao.ded with charm. Fe1turea I.Delude hip bHm col11ng1, 1"ood and brick ext.nor. tot al renovalioo J yeau a10. BoautUully maintained . An outstundin& value at ... 000. TWO JOI OMI Thia la a buUder'1 dream. Two houaea on u hu1e 61xl34 lot zoned RS. Midway Clty la Under county zool.na and they s how one unit per 1000 1q. ft . PosalblUtJes are unlimited . Move quick ! Asking ooJy $12S,OOO. COOL ITt With the uabreezes and spectacular ocean vlew from this 2 Bdrm 2~ Ba townhome perc hed above San Cl emente. Servicing a ll of Orange County * * * * * * Heritage Collection -.SA YHDI CUL DI SAC Clean 4 Bdrm plus added f am ily room, n e w pai n t in & out. New carpets, large secluded lot. Owners moving out of st ate and are very anxious. Askin~ $119.500. 540-1151. OPENSUNDAYl-5: 3287 GEORGIA PLACE IH1BT AINHS POOL HOMI This delightful Mesa Verde home 1s perfect for your s ummer entertamin~ lt features: a la r ge family room. expanded mas ter bdrm w/sitting room and beautiful patio and decking Owners are very anxious. Asking $149,950. 540-1151. OPEN SUNDAY 1 5: 1726 MINORCA MEWPOltT IEACH OUf'lD On ly 7 vear s new . U ppe r unrt featuI"es · 4 Ddrms. a nd is 2100 sq ft Lower unit features 3 Bdrms and 1~ 15()() sq ft. Roth units have firepl ace!>, double ~arage with 25o/r down, owner will carry AITD for HJ years F or more information, c·a li 540-1151 ERITAGE Hu ... ,_ s-. N1mn..,... "•••"Pet.,. ........................... , .......................... , .................. . • _... 100 ·-·· 10021 ". tOOJ ..................................................................... 673-7761 760.1397 LUXUIY dM TMI M>LJl CC>UaSI Big Canyon. c ustom manalon. 6 Bdrms. 5 bath. 2 spas, pool. Magnificent Sl.S00,000. Motivated seller will aacrifice. SW1a DWUX. COM S28S.OOO. Superb owner fin a n c ing . Pride of o wnership . Like ne w .. 3 Bdrm + 2 Bdrm. TAX ...... Hal 6 deluxe Eutside C .M. un· its. 2 bdrma each. 6 years new . Owner may carry. $350.<XX>. 5 IOttM + IOAT SUP 5 years new. 5 Bdrms. spa . marble foyer. Sl.600.000. TWO ONGS THE STARNES COMPANY RIALTa.WU&OIU ...VATI IST.ATI SAU 011 magnate's widow says, SELL IT' 4 Bdrm. 6 baths, 6 marble fireplaces. formal gardens. electronic security + du~s. Over Sl,000,000 cash spent in re novation . For detail s o r appointment ..... to see. call 673-MSO .....WU ftlf'LIX. $114,000 Five lots to ocean Owner will carry ~n<1 Hurry. won 't las t COM WATBAtONT, UtS.000 7 Bdrms' Over the water' Fixer' Opportunity galore with TLC and imagination CAPI COO CHA.at• Windmg bru:k pathway to cozy 4 + dt:n rountry charmer . Dormer window~ quaint fireplace. family room, <.·overed patio with bwltin brick HBQ Tower1ns;: lrt-es ~ Privacy. Hurry, won 't last $215.000 67U550 Ut•9U1 HOMIS onH 1-11'00.AY UNl4'1)Ut IN HA•IOI YllW MIUS - New, views. 3 bdrm. pool, spa, fee land. $415.000. See Mary Wold at 1507 Seacrest Or. UMICi)UI IH OU) COIOMA DB. MAI -2 bdrm plus in tom e unit Newer construction. older charm $350.000. See Barbara Hutc hings al 608 Marguerite. UNIQUE IN S,YGL.ASS HILL - Fantastic view. subtle showpiece. 3 bdrm. warm interior. lush ldscpe . $SSS,<XX>. See Harriette Ha mmond at 21 Cambria. UNtqul .. OU) COIOMA Dll. MAI New duplex. view. secluded. 3 and 2 bdrms. $485.000. See Kathy Shields at 2600 Bays ide . UMIQUI ~ UOO lSU -Country 3 bdrm. wide lot . rnurtyard , hke new, $395.<XX>. Set: at 105 Via Nice . UH19Uf IN IAYCIHT -6 bdrms. pool, s pa and views. Exc1linl(. $520,000. See·'> Debi Bibb al 2033 Santiago Drive. UHIQUI fN H. Y. 110.A~ -Lge vard!-.. 4 bdrm. bright. nr pool. te nnis. 'torl':'>. $275.000 ~e Bert Reedy at l808 Lighthouse UHIQUI tH SHOllCLIFFS Country French , 2 bdrm plus den, deek. view A!isumable loan. $399,500. See Ri ta Boland a t 330 Morning Canyon. UHl9U1 IH ()U) co•OHA ea MAR New. 4 bdrm. natur;il w()l)(I. ~lci~s . nc heal'h. $527 .000 S<.'e All:m Jh:llt•r <it 230 Ort h id UNIQUE IH WISTCLlff -Adult pool ho mt·. tn<'n·d1hlt· quallt v, priv.w v $425,000 ~ Vcr~1lcnl· Hull at J2l2 So mcrs<.'l chaodel•er, fonml dto· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ tnc. 10W'1119t kitchen ud UNIQUE tM THE IACK IAY - I mmaculatc. 4 bdrms, billiard room, RV a rea. $328,000 See Rosemary f''a rrar at 376 E 22nd . N U tioi u master's autt.e, all oa nearly ~ acre al part like grounds, heal yet, DO down· 00 C loelng cmt.s VA. low dwn YHA REALTY WORLD c1i4, 84Hll00 NHDHB.P? Help yourMlf to a Heapui1 aelectlOO of Qua.Jif ied Hopef uJJi in the DAILY PILOT HELP WANTED ADS A'1v~n1ee,.,. may plat., lh.-lr "d" hy 1 .. 1 .. phone 8 00• m tnS :!Op m Mc>0duy rhru t0r1d11)' II lo nuon S.lurday COl>'TA MP:&\ ot•t•J<:t" :aJ 'i' ffM)' 642!1«711 HI' "'Tl'!;TO'I tn.l\CH 1/11'1:1 11nch tll vd ~·Z3(1 t.ACWNA 8f"M.'lf 1027 r.. C0&at 11 .. y 1 .. ~ ltu<'b 4!H 114t'.IJ MHtTII t t>l "Jl' d1.11,.~ S4(I 12211 ca.A• .... ~ IJtoadhn~ lot C'OI>>' & i..111• I• !I Jlt "m th<' d•> befcHe publ1t•1tun utept tor Sunday t\ Mond11y •Ailllo"' when dtadhnt' l.t Sllturday, 12 rlOOn CL.USllND llMCAAT'IOMI ERRORS. Adver1\aen ahould <'tH!<'lr their ada dilly t\ report •rrou l mm~d1u,1y . T li fl! DAILY PJUYI' aaaum .. llablllly tor I lle flral lntorrea lnaertlon ooly. CANCBLLATlONS: When klllln1 an •d tit 1urt to malt.a • r~ of th• KILL NUM!tEft 11ven you by your ad l•br M ~pt of ywr unullalloo Thia kill n11mb•r m 111 1 be pr•••nte d b ,. lb• lldHrtlMr lo UM of 8 dUpvta CANCf:l.l.ATJON OR CORllliCT!OflC O' NIW AO RltrORR llUHNll'fO: lt'l"J -'fort " ttladt '° AllJI ~ eonect • ~ -4 I.ht .... beell orcs-.d. bUt •• caMol ,~ to do to 1111111 )M 1141 IW ..... ,... "'tM ,. ... PllfS-A..UNIC ADI: neu Ml ,,.. ettltt11 taall "I .t•~ bf 1111U or •t ••1 .-i• ot 011' °'"""' It() ...... ..,., J>eadUIM: I p.a . "'4•1· c..t• .... ot"9 • ll eoo11 -•• •II braaelt °'"'--THC DAIJ.Y PIK.OT r••••••• th• r11ht to t .... 11'~.-......., or r e ( II I • a " 1 td¥artleHltJlll, tlld lO t111111• Ill ru .. • ~ .......... •'IU ....... ._ ro ... -.. ~ ... • LITTLE BALBOA ISLAND 'fh1s warm 3 bedroom, family horn(• with fire place & o pen beam ceilin~s 1i. wrapped around a secluded patio rt includes a big 1 bedroom apt & a separate guest room & bath. All th1!> on an oversized lot on our quiet Litt!<> lsl;.ind . Owner will assist in financing $:J85 ,()()() UDO ISLE ENTERTAINMENT Tra diti o n a l mat eria l s In <·ontemporar y hving merge in this exceptional 3 bedroom home on two lots . Its features include a s pa, pool, &auna. patio room, huge master s uite. bar/f amily room. formal dining room & 2 fireplaces. Exquisitely decorated with imported tile, stained glass & hardwood noors . $850,000. Please call us for an appointment RUMBOLD ~ REALTY ~VESTMENTS 2 1 3 marine avenue balboa 1s 1and 675-4822 NEWPORT BEACH OCEAN FRONT DUPLEX . Ruatlc charm. Quiet location. Great rental tK' vacaUoa home. Owner llnuciq available. Very reuona· ble tsnu. Won't laat al $429,500. Owner/Alt. f7~IJOI S.C..tC... $11.100 Thi.I one la reaUy bot! Sharp J Bdrm condo cloee to pool, walk to everythln1. Auumable lou, deflnllely won 'l lut.540-31811 OCEAHFROH'T BrJnd ~µa nk1ng nt'v. duplex. 3 bedroom & 2 bath in upper. 2 bedroom & 2 A:.i m lower Beautifully carpeted. drapt"CI and COMPLETELY fum1shed t hruoul Lar~t.> dC'C'k a nd fabulous views from both unit~ R11( 4 car garage $1i95 .000 JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2919 >Wwporl ll•cl conwr 30ffl DON'T MISS TMfS 5 or 8 Bdrm ruatom bome plaooed for for euy care IO you cao 10 flab1n1. to U. beacb, or all in the auo ar ape. ~c.pUonal ~ai.-,soo. ...... , Nice $ Bdrm. family room home wilh poc>l • Iota d ruce tblnp Let ~ allow you SUll,000. MKMl&SHOUS 2 Story townbouae. J laYour~ bdrma, 2 rlteplacea, ffOllE REPA.lBS! LAROE m.1ter suite. DW 1'0U bow 7C* can Privat.e community wtth .._ a cllMifted ad .. c:J. teoab COW'tl la .. nmq Pilot s.riee .Jo *'-1si ----few a wlaole NAuRYSTAUrP't:R ~~ .. UtU. .. CM At1 •II z..-bu.Jen read the SEA UON REALTY a.111*' dQf Fot man 9w'P a Br fam.111 bocm a..an.cs ac1a....., clay. 67J.IJl4 .. 7.3.. lllb.-tliaa. ea1l AD CO.ta M••· IU,000 u .,~ have -tbinl "'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1.--~-~--~~--dwD. NIW W /CVfY 2Dd , r: payment•. Super low W ule. tucb U.. fu& peymeni.. Won't la1&1 ud ~vely, cal ---... ..,., • ~ ~::;;;=::; ... A , .. tlttffe httM•• ..... .......... ..,.. _.. ._ CINIW °"" ,. ... ._ ...... ,..,. ..... ...... ._ ·-............. ..................... hMIG ........ _, •"'' If '"•'• ... .......... Clll .. "'"" o.,.,. .....• , .... DAILY 'ILOf let l•far111atl•• ••• ...... ...,...-. ......, .... ' UHIQUI 0... UTTU ISLAHD C"lasi.1c. 3 bdr m. 2 ha. nr !>and . $.TN .!~50. AITD OK Seto J•;1t Merry at 118 Jade Ave. UHIQUI IM MESA YHDI -4 t·~rm, 31 !.o baths. cnlar~e ram. rm .. g 1'\i..1t pool. only $162.500. See Dottle V<Jlentine <Jt 2001 Lemn~ UM19Uf IM THE ILUFFS -3 bdrm to wnho m<'. "nea r ever ything". beams. deck and glass. $159,900 See Nancy Lau x at 2323 Eastbluff. UNIQUE AT THI MHIJI GAIL -New 4 bdrm. views. I 3 aaes. only $260,000. See Laraine Shaw al 26522 Wild View Terrace. U,._l()U~ ti()M~S REALTORS.675~ 2443 Eaat C-c H .... ••v. c~CMY d•I fifer WE HAvt. 27 Of THE BEST LISTINGS IN TOWN c.M. ,, 1.500 Cllle 1 ~room bome UKW u~ db fonm I dinul1 room f& fl '11 .. ext bule st.Goe flre91ace. But kier' a Sl>eciaJ <>-ner-will aeU on • con-IMIJI( aide KJap 8d. tnct. Hurry belon 11's f'eelaod-Pricedngbtl llJDe! c.11 sa.mo IM.IO..,..IWPOtn' C:SEL~CT ..., '7M170 T" PROPERTI Es. 1 Sell idle at.ms tc-51'78 CAMEO SHORES 180" view of ocean. Private beach. 4 Br 3 Ba. fam rm. formal dining rm, Jrg yrd. room for pool. Priced for res t sale $540.000 You own the land! Bob & Dovie Koop. Alt· Bus: 631 -1266 Res: 760-1580. \ I Mt 1"..,._. ...... ...,._. Ihm".._.. .........,... H111........ · 1"••",.,.'* ._._,.1unea.1• OALYPLOT • -.......... -... •••• •••••••• ........... ••• •• •• • •• • • ••••••••••• • ••••••••••• ••••••••••• ····-··. .............. ••••••••••••••••••••••• .;;==z;..;.;.~.;..;..--.._ _________ ...... --._ ............ _ ...... 91 I II 1111 111191M1til ltu 8H11tl lllJ •••rll IMJ .... ,.. 1002 .._..,_S. ......_Fors. HollMlflorS. ....................... ···········-..... ·· ............................................................................................................................................................... . 8wr.. IOOZ 81•r.. IOOJ I Located ln one of U\e erees most ptta~ eovlronments above Upper Bay on 1rvlne Ave. Th homes are pri~ from $158,980 with ~ nedble 10 'l-ftnanc.tn,. Models can be seen at the complex on Irvine Ave .• Just West of Unlvenltr Dr. For more Information, call Tam , at 631-TIM FAU.llOOll COHTEMPOllAIY ESTA Tl $525.000 ................. This brilliant achievement of the landscape architect and architect owner will never again be replaceable at this price. 4400 sq ft. 4 Bdrm, 3 Ba, dining rm, family rm, den, 3 frplc's. LOAN OF $250,000 ASSUMABLE AT 11.6%. tNTID 110Kas 11.u:roas Frances l<•••t..-d 7 41-226 I YOU GET MOU FltOM THE STORE OPEN SAT & SUNDAY 1-6 MESA VERDE POOL HOME This 4 bdr Bdrm, 3 bath beauty is pe rfect for entertaining. Family rm, 2 frplcs, love ly pool and assumable loans. 1873 Rhodes. Costa Mesa $189,500. BRING YOUR PAINT BRUSH This 4 Bdrm, 2 bath home in Mesa North needs a little TLC, but it's a great buy at $114,950. -2000 West Balboa Blvd. Newport Beach 675-1771 -CAHYON .... ,,. Here'• the ultimate In lusurJoue California llvln1 .. Jeaui decor, cO\&fttr')' French klk,IMD. ocean ana nt1ht Uaht vlt•d l90m for pool F•nlutlc ll\4 ftn-*ltl1 . ...,.000. J MIWPOnlf .... P•buloua, like new 3 Bdrm and 2 Bdrm. fireplaces, walk to park and beadl. Excellent nnancln(. D!M,000 Open today 1·5, 208 .. th St. m.M83 sneuss Mtu-s ,.el Beautiful euatomized Southport home. With 6 Bdrm1J, formal dbilng room, ramlty room, 40x22 aame room. •~xcel l e nt ma1d a quarters, e ntertainment center, pool and JacuuJ, breathtaking ocean, harbor & mountain view. $865.000. Open today 1-6, M Goleta Point Dr OPEN DAILY ON BALBOA ISLAND 1 to 5 PM 216 Ruby NEW VICTORIAN RESIDENCE WWh plcW fwe, ... llltk .... brick mid HcitMg ...... A ....., ........... ..., --wMi 4 ....... --...., .... ...., ,,. .... _, ant_ .... & ••......_ Welloc•d. steps to 2 ~frowta. $415,000. Cll 673-6900 . #&Com.shte WATERFRONT CONTEMPORARY -SLIP lewHYp C-.f,iud a,roWx I• a. tWt spoc5-.... pri•• 2 ....., .._. Lwp ........... lilcl111bd ....... .. bdrm ,... diJJMg ,..... Shli11d .... .. ....,, ...... ..ct. ..... y_. OWll boat .., ........... y.-d .... 2 .... VIEWS. of....,. ..t 11cJMs. SI, I 00,000. Cal67Ut00 WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. REAL E.ST A TE s.k>>. F«•rt1..i •• Pr~v ~nl 2436 W COll~I Hwy 31S Mbnne A~ Newoor1 ~a.ch BaltX» Island 631-1400 67UMO 'nlrbell, REALTORS~ The Championship Team Of Real Estate That's wtiat we consider our managers to be We have a dedicated group of men and women wl'IO en1ov the challenge of molding their sales associates into winners And when you become a Tarbell wmner yoo are paid some ot the highest commissions m the real estate industry If you are now •n real estate ana interested m a future managemeol position. please call me We are on the move in 1980 w1lh new olt1ces ana a terrific: expansion progreml i.et s 101n together• Y01Jr talent and our resources MATCM YC>ua STATUS AL SLOAN Move into th.is almost-new 3 bedroom home .. .ideally located, featuring new carpets & custom drapes. Family area, deluxe kitchen with built ins: patio area. It's fust lllCe a model'. .. owner motivated! Just listed. Drop by! $112,000, call 540-1720 $14,100, 1161ACUL.All! Spotless 2 bedroom condo ... in a super area ..• with wall to wall carpets and dining area. Patio area. The interior is charming . . . rich paneling, sunny decor ... super STARTER. Call for details! 540-1720 DAIKIMYOUITAM Sitting beside your SPARKLING POOL in your lush yard! Gracious 4 bedroom family home with 3 baths, dining area, den, family room and stone fU"eplace. Huge upst.alra rooms with new carpets & rich paneling; gourmet kitchen with all the built ins. Patio. About 2250 aq. feet in all. Garage opener. Come see! $139,500, 540-1120 CASC.AD111e WA1WIMU. & ATlllUM Lush garden entry into this cootemp0rary styled 3 bedroom home. Wall to wall carpets thru out; dinlne area, family room, brick fireplace and 2 patios. RV parking; BBQ in the yard. Bole 1arct., lemoo treea. Come see the paod! $11.9,500, call 540-1720 JMM.U.WNLOT Owner may help flna.Dce qualified buyer OD tlda cbannlnl 2 bedroom home • •• with about 29% down, owner carry balance 8t low lntetelt. Inside, custom drapes• abutters; dln1ng area, wood Roon plut Nat carpeta. RV parttn1, nlee lq lat. Call for all the detBlls .•• it'• a steal! '125,000, call 540·1720 CUS10M LllC019TON Wll: at 0- Fabuloul 2 bedroom condo ••• hlablY uHl'lded with new patnt. c111ton1 carpets • drapell. Natural wood cablnetl ID U.. deluxe kitchen; dlnlu ~~ patio ..... Super location. clOM to pool 6 clublaouM. Call today I $85,otio, JUR ........... .,. NOO Y1A OflOln'O NIWPOIT 11ACH J COllOMTI rLAZA Dlt NIWPOIT llACH M CAMYOM YllW This authentic Versailles bome ln one ot Newport's most prestigious gated communities has a wall ol Klass that off en a sweeping panoramfc view of the Pacific Ocean and city lights. The country trench circular kitchen overlooks an exquisite private courtyard and formal garden. A dramatic bridge highlights the marble entry and wide sweeeing staircase. This superb home 1s offered at $635,000 with excellent assumable financing and secondary terms offered by the owner. This borne will be open Sunday 1·5. See Chris at #5 Rue Montreux. UDO ISLE COHDOMIMIUM Expansive patios overlooking s pectacular bay views of the yacht harbor and Balboa Peninsula are features of these two upgraded condominiums whi c h can be converted to one elegant beachfront residence. The present owner will consider carrying all the financing for the right offer. See Linda at the Open House on Sat/Sun 1-5. $750,000. 443 Via LidoSoud. UDO ISU CUSTOM The lustre of harchyoods compliments the grace of French doors a nd windows in this beautiful Lldo Isle home. The magnificent master suite captures old world charm and ambiance with a fireplace. custom cabinetry and rich oak panelling. Enjoy tennis. swimming. and private beaches just steps from your door. Recently reduced by $20,000 this lovely home will be open from l ·5 on Sunday.~ Conrad at 217 Via Eboh. $445.000. NEWPORT HEIGHTS This spacious Cape Cod home offers charm, grace and sophisticated li ving. The large Living room and dining room are perfect for formal entertaining while the bright. cheerful kitchen and warm familr room offer cozy family com ort. The professionally landscaped yard bas two patios and a cbarmlng gazebo ror outdoor entertaining. Tb.is 3 Bedroom & den home includes a spacious master bedroom suite with sitting room and custom oak cabinetry . $285.000. NEWPORT CREST Created to pl ease th e most discriminating home owner this elegant multi·level townhouse offers a master suite with private sundeck and two additional bedrooms. The living room was designed for entertaining with a fireplace. wet bar and a large deck. The tuck-under garage features an inside access s tairway and automatic door opener. $180,000. WOODBRIDGE IRYIHE The private courtyard entrance and intenor atrium provide a sunny open feeling and vaulted ceilin~s enhance many rooms in the lovely 3 Bdrm home. Spacious entertainment areas include a separate formal dining room, living room with fireplace and a lani?e kitchen with room for a table. The guest room or den has louvered doors and faces the atrium and the master suite offers adult privacy. This home will be open Sunday from 1·5. See M artene at 24 Bluejay. $143.000. 10 UNrT APARTM&n'S This 10 unit complex in an attractive Eastside Costa Mesa location is a perfect transition for the investor who is trading up. The building in im macuiate condition is only 3 years old and has 10 deluxe bachelor units. These units have 3 closets, vaulted ceilings. fireplaces, butcher block counters and refrigerators. Excellent financing is available. $450,000. 644-ttto You've Arrived at ... ll9A ISlE H ,_ .... •.-• •• .,."••••:• ..., .,....., ............ ,.. ... ,... ~.............. ... .. 11· ........... , ....... 7 ............... ._.... .. ... ....... 2 •"" .... ..... ...... fu P ...... Ml!;p_. ...................... _... 21111Mwl11 ..... M. ADii 11 "-M CMtYON .... ,. ........ 144Mm, •.•••....•..•.......... ··~·~·· ............................. ~. NDl•NOrarv --~---~- ..,, aa..dalSUJ.-. ,,. ... •'hrda--....... C"'/1 n ;/ul ~· ~ -:.:..'=,~ JIN ~aJi· • ~ snmm HOMES OPEii TODAY 1· 401 CARLOTTA ... Bonita" Plan 11 former model home complex .. Spacious 3 Bdrm + added breakfas( room. 1 Story end unit abounds wit~ charm & appeal. Lovely setting Light, bright & immaculate. You very best "Orij(inal Blufts" opport'!'!!..r ty at $179,000. OPEN SAT & Su~f ONLY I ...... , .... c... 0-.-WW ftunce •Mil USM down. Lr1 3 bedroom 2~ batba former model. Tu&efulb' decorated feewrt.o1 anti· que wa1bba1ia1 . mJcrowave ovea, door opemr ii mucb more. Fu.11 price aJ'l .000. Call ---I ANGELITA PLAN. Charming single; level end unit adult home. 2 Bdrm, 2, bath, pvt cul-de-sac setting. $168.000. See Agent at. 511 GORGONIA, SAT llAUT1flUL SUN. • YllWDWLB lBr. w/lrplc , 2Br, "/apadolal patio ~ blk to ocean. Hilb loan 11 . TS~ Low down S22Jl.9150. Call DOW JllSIUl.TY 67~210 GUADALUPE PLAN 400 VIST~ FLORA. 4 Bdrms .. 3 baths, big family · home. Fantastic patio; ideal locatioo near pool. $190,000. OPEN SAT. HERMOSA PLAN. 2110 VISTA LAREDO. Dramatic, spacious & upgraded 2 bdrm. townhome backing to pool, $163,500. OPEN SAT. ONLY. • t l'lliln'16-le ALotOfS._t .... DON'T READ THIS ... ' See tJus DOW, wb.J.Mi low ru:ianc1og lS ava1i.bte aod pnc:es are dowa . Al.most 'I'! acre lot with custom 4 Bdrm. family room home Room ror Ct.emus court, pool, RV & boal) $230,000 -'"• ,_ _... illtau Hied ill a... of Dour OPEN SUNDAY l·S JM E. Z2ND STREt.I. SELL Hile itema with a Daily Pi.lot Cl&saifled Ad. Sltons' Owwport hocltl fl.st ~ M~ oc._, ..a•t• boy. city MgMs ri.w. C•loca dni91'1d COllJ'ty.-d •*"-pool, ..,.. feat-.. fir.pt .cf llQ. <t • ._ + IMid ... ... .. IC) l•iltq ""' • fluplac.-s. priYClh bNclt. S1'S.OOO. Call 979-5370 ALLSTATE : REALTORS 675-341' SrYGL.ASS RIDGE -Beautiful 6 Bdrm Burlingame model on huge pvt. ocean view lot, with a pooJ. A sensationaJ value at $569,000 fee. 5'ACK>US. $1tACI04JS HOME -6 Bdrm. 412 bath. formal dining room. true maids quarters. colonial a rchitecture. cul de sac location and some ocean and night UJ!}lt view. A marvelous home for the executive's famJly. $.549,000. ESTATE SIDD LOT -<Nearly an acre) with paddle tennis court. chiJdrens play yard with play house, lovely 2 story 4 Bdrm home with a view of the city lights. $425,000. UOO IAYRONT -A trad1t1onal 4 Bdrm. custom home w /separate dining room. used brick patio and entry & a glorious bay in front. Assumable JUMIO loan at 103: interest. Sl.250.000. r•E• AHO sur -For 50' + boat. With a dramatic new custom built 5 Bdr m 4 1'2 bath home designed by leading architect Bruce Beckett. The 2 story galler y is a perfect background for your contemporary art coJlection. Sl.250.000. SPTGol.ASS ,..,.. YIEW -The bay. the city lights. Catalina and the blue Pacific. What more could you want? 4 Bdrm 2'h bath home, comer lot & pool too! Owner will carry tge l.St TD with 29% down. 1980 price $649,000. IA YCllST -Beautiful 4 Bdrm, custom built Ivan Wells home with separate dining room and a flowinl? floor plan for gracious, easy entertaining. A super buy at $270,000. 5 A.OllS -Spectacular view upper level. 2 Bdrm & den Rancho San Joaquin home. Tastefully decorated with a touch of class. Motivated seUer wants offers at Sl68.500. RAii AND -Sought after 4 Bdrm Edinborough home in Turtlerock Highlands with 2500 + sq. ft. of upgraded' loveliness. For sale, S320.000 or leue at SllOO mo. .,. CMCYOM -Marvelous McLain townhouse. 2 Bdrm, sitting •rea. fireplace, 2 patios. Pool, spa, and tennis. Jogging diatance to CdM high $cbooi track. $182,500. HAiim YllW HOltlS -Desirable 3 Bdrm Po~ model w/guest qtn, wetbar and loft. Ready lor in-laws or Jive·in. Marvelous decorating. ~. • .. raalrg A• llmMM'WM--aJ•MY ... a•a• I ~ Uitdea14 tl l Quallt1 llom• In a 418 et r•• •n a -~ , ,,..,ftl fart.be llD.alJ fa~ vMW, ...... to put • beed9. --... . Coby Ward .... OPEN SUN 14 P.11. tm llARAJ>ATA. CDM. (V-13) MIWPOm' llTAmt Al» "•<'"' plus" with room t.o develop your dreama. Spaciouf a8R home -OPEN SUN 1~ P.M. a.Gt 22ND STREET. Cookie Alllloa MNm. tV-M > IWfACY a IOO&. I IPA! You'll love this atrordab&e 48R family home the minute you aee it! E:xt.ra·wide comer lot -all brick eat.ranee • Pllliol. Aaawnable ioa.n • ree land too. ~9.900. Susie Weiss 551.moG. (V·3S) -.... MOtii9 AT 1MI TOP"" ot Jrvtne Terrace w/sweeplng view of Harbor, yet in secluded comer location. 48Rs, tam.lJ.y rm. bOnus rm w/BR & bath. Lg pool & patio areaa tor entertaining. Newly priced at $625,000 leasehold! Torr. AUlnaoo 6'2·8235. OPEN SUN. 1-4:30 P .M. 1801 SABRINA TERRACE. (V -36) A mt YllW 0. 'INI l.ADt New home oa the Woodbridge Lake w/fantastJc view. Upgraded & ftady to move in to. All landscaping eompletel $225,000. Marion Frluell 551·8700. <V·37> JASt•• CEii n Plan 3 single-story 3BR. Beautifully decorated! Lovely landscaping! Wood decking & pvt apa. ~.ooo. Holly Markas 644-Q)O. <V·•> LM»A ISll t 8ii&IA..._.Mt New bayfront listing I 12 priceless feet on the bay w/excellent dock & sun-all-day deck. 1-story 38R home priced under a million! Dona Chichester 642-8235. (V-39) WRAP AIOUM> YllWl One of Seaview's finest view locatioos! Customized Bar Harbor w/38Rs. family &c formal dining rms. Secluded atrium w/spa. Comm. tennis, pool & security. Lg. assumable loan. $395,000. Lynne Va lentine 644.QOO. (V-40> AMTMMIA WAY! Glamorous Ivan Wells 48R home. Totally remodeled & redecorated. Outstanding atrium of stained glass. Lg pool in sheltered, pvt yard. Security system. $570.000. Dave Schweickert 642-8235. (V -41) MOMYM:Of 4BR. single-level home in Harbor View Homes. Custom Country French decor. $227,900. Assumable Joan. Rosemary Myers 644-6200. CV-42 > 4 oa S llDaOOM COMDOMINIUM! ·The Bluffs -Newport Beach! Over 2SOO sq.ft. in this great home on lovely greenbelt & close to school &c shopping. $197,500. J eanne Newman 752-1414 . <V-43) YOUR OWN WOllLD ••• on Lido Isle! From garden entry w/lg pine trees. to vaulted ceilings & balconies in the trees you'll know this 4BR home is special! Newly listed at $389.000. Barbara Aune 642-8235. <V44} am TOWtetOUI! Remodeled e nd-unit Deane ho m e on c ul-de.sac. Towering ceilings, skylights. clerestory windows. 2 masler suites! Flexible financing avail $399,000. Lynne Valentine 644-6200. < V-45) COL&.IGI PUS YAU! Beautiful 4BR, 2'"2 bath home. Huge family rm w /wet bar & fplc. FormaJ living & dining rooms. Perfe.ct for the entertaining family! Near all pools, shopping & freeways! Priced to sell fast -Sl.53.200. Alan Beel 551-8700. (V-46) YACHTSMAM°S DB.l4Wfr! Unusually well-designed &c constructed bayfront home w /large pier & sllp & min~ to harbor entrance. 4BRs. spectacular bayfront family rm & bar, formal living &c dining &c cozy breakfast area. Sl,975,000 fee. Martha Macnab 642-~. <V..fl) DISTIHC11VI & Utl9Ulf Dover Shores home w/many custom features. 38Rs &c add'l maid's qt.rs. Water & night light VIEWS! $585.000 fee. Sandie Fix~-<V...U) TmTU loca....., Grae~ 4BR executive home. Family rm -formal dining rm & professionally decorated. Central air-conditioning. Steps to tennis &c pe>ol. $308,000. Belle Partch 752-1414. (V-t9) HAllOlt ••II Ocean. bay. mtn & city lights VIEW! Highly decorated Jodell model w/3BRa. family rm. din.lng rm & study. Prime greenbelt locatton near pool le spa. Guard gate community. Asking MSS.000 fee. Appt. Oll\Y. MU235. <V·50) DICUTM C0990I SBRa -den -lg livlne/ctildnl rm • brtfat room! All on toYelY &reenbett m pvt SoeaUGD. Walk to schools, cbUtthes & shops! $225,000 leasehold. Lynne Valentine 64-f.6200. (V-51) .._ClOll OUTI Unique Upper Bay condomln.luma -BAY VIEW TERRACE. .••• apedal plaee to Uve I Spacbll.L br_t~ le airy 2BR. 2 bath unlta. ElepntJy aPDOlnted. ~. illumiDated tennis court, pool 11-apa. Flexible f1naDc?IDi. Only 4 left; from IJD.llO. 8.etl'DN Rudd "2..al5. (V-52) ' IAY &L90'9WI Lovely coop bkl£ condo w/2BRa, 2 betha 6 2 pat.io9. LI boat slip pcmtbile. U00,000 tee -Miier finance. Dlci HaldermantfHlll <V..U> Super v~~~ ~=:=the beaC'b • tetl v Ftnst ti• for ••l• 1 Older 2 bdrm home with fireplace, encloeed patio, lltreft to alley lot. Best price ta tbe area at UM.000. OLDI COIOMA --MM Typical Early Coroaa cJelMar home -small but cute aa can be. Prime locution so or the Hwy. R·2 lot with lots o( trees Njcely redone 2 bdrm home. ftrtJpJa~. enclose yard, only aoe.ooo. See 708 Acacia Ave. Open SWl.1 tos. CAPI COD WnH VllW Completely rebu11t 4 bdrm Corona Hilhlands home -just Uke new. Faintly rm. den with bar. pool site encl06ed yard, many deluxe (eatures. When you talk about a near new ocean view home in Corona del Mar for $398,500 -you a r e talking about value! Be sure to see 428 Serra open Sun. 1 toS. THHE'S MO MISTAKE! When you see the price, you m ay think this is a condo It's not. Spanish s tyled single story Irvine home only $119,500 -needs a little work, but not much. 3 Bdrms, family room . enclosed yard. central aJr. the works. See 5071 Barkwood open Sat &c Sun 1 to 5. COMMUTER? This hiJ'hlY upgraded 4 bdrm home is conventently near the San Diego Frwy on -off ramp <but not too near ). A great horn(' for entertaining with complete privacy, pool, Jacuzzi. bar. large pool s ide paneled llvin~ room and formal dmmg area. Come stt what $158.500 can buy . 1195 Boise Way will be open Sat & Sun l to 5. ME.AR THE PARK Nicely decorated 4 bdrm home in Harbor View Homes Tbe popular s ingle story Montego Plan with 2 separate enclos ed yards, a super family-kitc h en r oom ideal for informal entertaining. Pride of ownership in the low $239,000 price makes ttus a home vou should see. 1820 Port Ch<Jrles Place will be open Sat & Sun 1to5. HORSE RANCH Only 45 minutes drivi ng time away. but like another world. Over 10 level acres bordering Cleveland National Forest Wllh miles of riding trails Beautiful 5 bdrm home with family room. lar~e bltin kitchen. 2 fireplaces. deluxe throughout. Fenced pasture. several paddocks. barn with living qtrs. All nicely maintained. A ~ood value at $850,000. EXECUTIVE REMT ALS East Bluff. 4 bdrm view home with family room. New carpets & paint S995 oer mo WestclJff. 2 Bdrm. 2 bath condo. 2nd floor. fireplace. mirrored bar. $725 per mo. Adults. Designer's own home. Stunning 2 Bdrms & den with one or Irvine's best views. A masterpiece! $275,000. OPS« 1·4 10 SWEETWATBl CTum at Sycamore Creek > rtir:~ ,UM)Cl4Tq 600 Newport C.nter Du~e • 640-6500 You've Arrived at ... WUNA BUCH PIYACY-~ • • 11 'I •n ._ ... a ul:a n • ...,.. z' • a ........... ~_.,, 'II l'I ' I hP1 ~"'611 ~ .......... .._ ___ __ .............................. -~ .......... ~ ...... .,, Aulul •art .... ..,._._.. ....,,... .... ...... OPDI ., 1 ti 5 fl. ~ SPYIUSS WIVU-Nl.-UISE v ... s Cprt .. , ... ._,. .. ""' •••41 .... ,... -.... .. ¥1ew. 0...-• 111n' .. r .... /.,e. 19VC910 ....... ,, ... .... # ...... .. BIG ClllY'*-IUllAll VO ........... 4 ............ ... ... .., .... ,, ... .... tll CIHDrm PEIRCT EASTEll-UJFFHIVEN s_,,,.J~O ._,_ ..... ,_ ... c..... ..... ,, ...• 19111. .... ...... llUlllSE PmtSU MIT Q I t 4 .._PIS. .... 611·1411 424U•• .... T•r .. mt ON A llll-VU Meor COf'OH Hl9 .. _., l Id"'• coa t,.cl wtllt pri•ecy. $4'1,000 1406 U.Colll "-' DOVEi SllS. mAUJTUli FWI .... ........... 94 t,7 .... $515,000. ~ 611·1400 1941 S..Uoqo OP£1-SPACIOUS VIEW--IOOL 0-.... SllaNt 4 ..... $44t,000 9 12 Cft'Cls Pl EASTBl.Uff LOWEST $$ C-'•--.1 ............. •lll:ed to SIM.SOCS SHOWN BY APPOlllTMENT FALLBIOll AVOCADO RAiat M1. tc~-• ...._ ,,... ir" ,._.. .a tl.6 9"ft. ....... 4 .... l ... ..... .., .. .., l '" oW. Alli' ~ .......... ~ ........ , ....... ,.... ...................... ... ..CK ....... St.415.000 ...... .,. $195,00 for._.. .ct JU......, BEAUTIFUL BAYFRONT--8AL IS. 0.,..... ........ 02~ ...... ..... .... fireplou & dKor ............ .. h•••c•l•t•. Yo••CJ oact eacltl•t WA THNOMT 2 1tory ...... .. corw ....... of.,._. ..t II••••• orcltihc._.. wfffl •specWtr ..... l .... ~·s _,.l'l.USol ... ....... 9't. Sl,0'5,000. 67l-6900 ACROSS FROM BEACH IU\El o.t, • .._._ tllrow to ~ wHtt 'II r• ts wct.d YU. lelily ....e.ct l .-d 2 .,..OOM .th. Al 61 .. 1 Ant T.O. & OWMf' will corry lad. T.D. $255.000. 631 -1400. BAYFRONT-VIEW-75' SUP w:z-11:_. ..., ..... • ._.... ._.. .,, .. ct•u1• VllW .. Mewperi. s, ..... 2 ..... + ...... .... be•HM -... wwwtty .... ,,,.,,. P.ti ,_-1 0 IW:W ~-IC ,._. ........... <>-' .. C9TY ... TD. S971,000. 611-1400. Y• ... a.._. .., ............. w .... AFFOllllA8l£ TOWNHOll: Sl 19,11 ·~ .. ,, .............. ... loh . t"I I ' .... .,. ... tw .,,......, •-•c•• & ..,, .,,,., .. --~. 1 IM4. ~ .. J l/2 .... '11-1400. WATERFRONT RESIDENCE, VU.SUP A •co 11 I ..... .,,. ...... ,...., .. e pi ...... loc•t I Pow hrd tw .... ..... ...., ............... .... .... ...., .... ,.... .............. s lt•droo• wltlt ,atlo ••d ~••t tlp+.W.-. ....... of ...... , ..... , Hlert1hl~ OWMH WIU. ASSIST WITH Ft AMCIM•. Jnt , ... , to M••,ort Morber Yecltt Cl•lt. Sl.215,000 PR. 6ll·l400. . OPel ...... TaaACI 3 bdrms, country kitchen, wood IJoon & high beamed ceilings. '310,000 Fee. SEE LUCY ROSE AT 1543 SERENADE TERRACE . OP .. '" IA.YCUST 4 bedroom, family room contemporary home. $280,000 FEE. SEE KAY PARKER AT ~15 WINDWARD LN. OPIM IM EASTILU•F 3 Bdrm. family room home with marvelous day &c night view of bay. $249,500 . SEE CWRISS PITCHE$ AT 2301 ALTA VISTA. OnN IN IAYSHOllS 4 bdrms, 3 baths, comer lot, two brick patios $595.000. SEE MARY HARVE Y AT 2532 Vl5'TA DRIVE. OPIM li4 COttOMA DIL MAit Newly completed .European inspired custom home, large lot, S7SO,OOO. SEE DON HELLER AT 315 POPPY AVENUE. OPIM OH PaOMO~'tlY IAY 4 bdrm, 85 foo\'\ \) e on the water, YOIC.. ~ •• tJ . $895,000. SEE NAN'.~ -c.RNINO AT 727 BA YSJDE, •• 1 VE. OPEN IM DOYH SHOUS Large pool home with security system, private beaches & separate bonus r oom . 3 Bdrms. $449,500. SEE NANC Y IMB E RNJNO AT 1912 SANTIAGO DR. OP&I IH THI 11.UffS. First time offered . 3 bedroom includes HOT TUB orr mas ter b e droom . Excellent condition. $189,000. S EE G I NNY ANDERSON AT 309 ESPLANADE. TWn.BOClr TBltACE Like new decorator's masterpiece. The best o f ap p ointment s throughout. 4 bedrooms. 2"'z baths, 2 fireplaces & a large family room. Beautiful garden & spa. Ideal for entertajning. $390.000 FAMIL '( 5nCIAL -$238.500 Large s Bdrm. 3 bath home with family room. 2 fireplaces, 3 car gar age Located n ext to the g reenbelt in Harbor View Homes. AltCMrnCTUltAL AW ARD WIMMfMG COHOO View. two twci r ooms & d en. s pacious OJ>(!n feehng. You 'll Uke th<' dec'Or & !'>ettin~ in this former m odel. Fl exible fi nan ci n g a vailabl<' $540.000 RONT aow V1EW 3 Bdrm. 21 •• ba Trina model m the Hluffs. Water View or back bay & lights Well s ituated near shopping and schools. $235,000. UDO~ Large assumable loan & own er will assist in financing on this special 6 bdrm home with gourmet kitchen . formal dining room overlook.an~ pool & patio. Easy to see. just make an appointment $825,000 FAt& Y UVIMG AT m llST 4 LJ?. Bdrms. 2 full baths. family room. formal d ining room with ha rdwood floors & French doors looking out to spacious poolsized y ard . Gated courtyard entry. Excellent locatton for family - close to park & schools . Call today t o see. $2(17,000. SMA~ IA.YRONr Discover the good Uf e in this 4 bdrm large family room game room waterfront home. It's planned for ultimate enjoyment in u dramatic setting. Asking $1,100,000. 1Ul'TL80CI HU.S Plan 4 President Home with 4 bedrooms. 2 baths. step down llvtng room with brick fireplace overlooking oovered patio &c very prtvate backyard. Installment sale with low down. S21S,OOO Fee. MSY TO INJOY S ummer vacation free! Two s hort blocks to the ~ach from this custom built home In Newport Shores. Open beamed livinl room with fireplace & shuttered doon opening out to encloeed pt1tJo. A kitchen with tile counters &c new appliances make entertaining a joy! Owner will consider a MCOnd. $M0,000 FEE. CUSTOM MCM • r• LA.e 180 degree vjew ot channel. ocean 6 pavillcm la Jrvi.ne Terrace with private spa. Home ada.ptable few addiUoo. a bedroom. •15,000 • . ,., ... ~ UtO ... Wide 55' lot with r•mbUna ' Br home; AttflcUY ram Leben •/med bl"tck frpk. MZS.000. OPEN SUN. 1-5 ............... Roocny 4 br w/lrl 1ulte, aunny U'Uat'a lalr, open counuy It tcbieo. 1335,000. U90tU Serme eontemporuy, lite. open It airyJ lr1I lot nr. boat prdens, s br. 4 ba. ram rm. 1485.000. Win MIWPOtlT ... Ju1t llstfd! Duplt"x 4 br up. 3 br dn. balCOf\Y, frplca, blt·ln.t, prime rental. 1232.000. COSTA MU.A COteO Pride d ownership, 2 br, 2 ba. nr. Fairvie "°' & OCC. $98,500 llACH HOUSI LAND VALUE! Small house wt guest qlrs., nr. <K'ean & bay, dbl garage. Sl~.000. MIWPOl'T .-...rs Must sell ! New home fo r grow\ng family . Sep. bonus room. large f /din d t1 4 b fl I DAVlDSON REALTY !NC ' r,. -"P '' H • l '• f. . 673· 9060 SEAVIEW'S BEST BUY OWNB MUST sau Prime location with dramatic views o f Fas hion Is land & a Catalina sunset. This 4 Bdrm Broadmoor h ome inc ludes m a ny c ustom f eatures. Owne r is hi g hl y motivated. Come -compare t he value of this home at $378 ,500 Submit on financing. 0,... Sat /s-dcry 1-5 2123 YocM .Mia fSecrYlewt OPEN HOUSES SPYGLASS GREAT TERMS Im m ac ul ate, profession a lly decorated. 3 bedroom. 21"2 baths - possible 5 bedroom s or separate family works hop, tn-law quarters. POOL and s pa. $439,500. Submit orre rs . 8 MONTEREY CR OPEN SUN 1·5 BIG CANYON VERSAILLES Fanlaslic v iew or golf course a nd mountains. Versailles model at end of cul-de-sac. Dramatic entry: two story living room and fo rmal dining room. F abulous m aster s uite on first floor plus three other bedroom suites with their own b aths . Guarde d ~a t e comm uni ty . Excelle nt financing availa ble $67S,000. 32 RUE GRAND VALLE OPEN SAT /SUN 1-5 DELUXE CONDO ASSUMABLE LOAN A year new with Newport Beach location. 2 bedroom , den . 2'h bath. Vaulted ceiling in living room with brick fireplace. Highly upgraded kitchen. Near high school. $174 ,500. 768 TUSTIN AVE. OPEN SAT /SUN I ·5 HEW LISTING CAMEO HIGHLANDS Canyon view & pool. 3 bedroom, 2'h bath home in great area. $235,000 60 I ROCKFORD OPEN SAT /SUH 1-5 WESTCLIFF 4 bedroom, 2'h bath home on large corner lot big enough for a pool. R. V. access. Owner will consider A.I.T.D. with 25% down. $243,500. NonHWOODl lRVIME Lease OIJtioo with ON Y $5000. 50% of monthly rental to purchase price. 3 Bdrm, 2'h Ba, year new home. upgreaes. 3-car garage. SSSO/mo. AlaO stra.iabl sale al $164,000. NEW DUPLEX Eastslde Coeta M esa newly constructed 3 bedroom and 2 bedroom duplex. Many uperades. Take over exlsUna loan, plu1 owmer will aulat. IA Y ¥llW COtllO 0Dl1 JOO' to water itulrp. clean 2 Bdrm 2 Ba with double ,_,.,,.. SmaJI down and owner will carry. A tantudc buy at Oft1y 1180.000 . eoMIOUS L90 ~dom s Bdrm 2 Ba eady ror quick ~Ion. Beal dam termJ In all ot eWPOrt Beech. Truly nice at ..... ~. LIDO ISLI A bla. beaut. redecorated • Bdrm home w/huae m1tr s uite upstairs & s eparate. N e w g ourmet kltc h .. imported tile & alnks. 12' arched li ving rm wlndow, 2 Crplc 's, new tile roof. new beating. $495,000 and owner will help finance. JACOBS REAL TY 675-6670 Jflf Newport llYd. CCN'Wer JOtfl THI llST OF IOTH WORLDS The rresh scent of pine. eucalyptus & lemon combine with beauty & warmth of high wood ceilings, huge beams & plentiful glass to give that s pecial reeling of your favorite mountain hideaway. And yet. close to beach. shopping & freeways. Truly the best of Newport's Back Bay. We invite you to view this large custom built home on SAT or SUN 12·5. 2215 0.-. lood. H.I. $310.000 IAliMJ1 3637• ;7~;!~ ~wy M 4 Corona del Mar Pete Barrett presents IRVINE TERRACE OCEAN AND IA Y VIEW. 10r1,. financing for lovely 3 Bdrm. den. formal dining room . New gourmet kitchen . Just reduced to$695,000 . 1221 Da.,un ,...,., HI 0,... s-. t-5 BAYSllOIES UHCH STYLI WITH onH llAMS. 2 Bdrm beach house -lowest price available. Call Pat . regard ing excellent financin~. 2'$2 0...,5ew, HI <>pew S-. l·S EASTSIDE OWMB MAY CARltY 2HD -2 Bdr m. fireplace. carpeted. newly painted. cemented patio. a nd large rear yard. Assuma bl e loan $114.000. 214 S.... fMbat, CM 0,... S-. 1-5 NEW USTIN&--tRVINE DIB.-0 Pl.AH H. fresh & bri~ht 3 Bdrm a nd famil y r oom . n ear community park. pool a nd tennis . $152,500 -call Jim Villers. 11 llm:itlg Stw. '"· 0,... s-. t-5 REWm LIFESTYLE WITH IB AXED FINANCING owner will help you own this Ivan Wells home. Living a reas wrap-around fantastic pool for casual California living. Relaxed price of $199,500 I 7 I I .,..,.. tia.,crftt, S-I -S DOVEi SHORES NOMT IOW YllW, 4 Bdrms. dining and family r oom b uilt a round central atrium. Pool. spa, firepit. Move·in conditio n -excellent financing! $565,000 incl land! 1711(Way,NI O,...S..l·S &O' ON THE BAY ,... FOi LAAH IOAT, 3 Bdrms. den, dining room. beautiful view! $995,000 l ea se h o ld. Call for tnformauon. BAYCIEST CALI. flOll IMSIDI STORY Elegantly casual, recently redecorated Ivan Wells 3 Bdrm home. Formal dining room and coun try kitchen. Impeccably groomed year.round eaay care garden. 1801 RI EYEIYONE IASTSml COSTA MllA. S Bdrms and I amlly room with finplace1 formal din1ng room, large COYereo patio. 3 batba too I 1124,500. REALTORS '75-Slt' SOMITHI._ FOi IVHYOMI Of'IM HOUSI 2 9 IClleA IAY: CO.ONA DIL MAil SPY .. ASSI .... a.y llt tow.. Tiie wt ""C1f1•1 .-_.. wlfla ,_. ~••au 1, ... ..., .......... oc .... VllW .... ...... ..... ,.....~....., ......... ..., ~-.,c ..... J.-d• 'T r•c•-.... Ate•• M. OWNr wlU elto tr.. fw CD 1 II cW l ... ' S47',500. COIOMA D1L MAil: la git11td ly 1'lle e.,t ,.,. .... ,. hett• wiM> ..... to ....... . ............. ,.... •.. , .... ..., ........... to ... ,,.. ........ 9'9C ... • .._. roa. • ..._ tWrd t...t o••h•b ..._ pool ..t • PAIUlOUS YllW ACIOSS tHI UY: .......... ..-.""" I w e.tf Mttl9. ..... pal Mg. A apecW ...... fer • sfMCW ...,.,.. COtM ,.. for yOWMff. $565,000. CORONA 08. MAI: A "Pri~• Att.w• - • pri•ile4Jed Hee.sin. W• to Uffte C--laoclllaswelcntotocAllltltops. ...................... : ...... ~ '""-....,. COllSfnlcffoRt ..... ·~ wood md qlou HtrH-sfory ..,...... & Copper' roof, fiye iMdrow or .... -.d ........ ..-. .. ,.,..._ Oww-wll IM4p ~. C4FI fw ..... $710,000. COIONA DB. MAR: JASMI,_ CRiii( - we did It ag-. lle1MMIMr, I In....,.. too -..._ Colet. Alt ....... PLUI I -two bed!°°"' md ._ oa a be-"M .,.... bett ~ ~.,.... pcrKo ~ bricJM wt wy locGtioa. ,.ool. spa. ct t • a ... Ir TENNIS COURT'S Ir Z~ .,..~ CJt'" ..try . .lat MAAYELOUS AMAHCING. C .. fw ....._ U79,500. CORONA DB. MAR: A~,.,._., '-'It MYff._. ..... °"' .. oiltMttio. A ...._ be•°°"'_.. mtd a two bedrooM _..,.... o ~ ba.s l'OOftl & bottt; Rupl•cH .ct electric ....... ldtcMM "' eod\ ..... "'"" poiat md HW corpetlMJ. OWMt' wlll exc.._.,. "UP". $291,000. CORONA DEL MAI: A c harMh•q, cowtfOlt .... spodous thrff ~OOlft & fOlllily rOOln hw COflYIMcllfty locohd to wcA to • sltopa. An R·2 lot I~, to alow fw odclffoll of 0 MCoM ....... riucf rNJM • $195.600. THE ILUFFS: H•wport l••clt CCMtdo : I ' t• -we ha•• two! ON. °" A •eltido co...,no. 0 thrH INdrOOM. pri•ole ...t -'t wfftl MYeraf ,_Hoa Md ~ OC.-wt boy yJ.w; HofM '-a OM yeor ho..e warroftty prot•ctlOfl plafl npplied by ulln. OW ... ER WILL FtMANCE. $210,000 . . . . . .ct OM Oft Vista ~. the po""• ·'f.. "-with ....... MdrooiM. .... .,.., '°°"" wood bed Id ~ bri4Jht & be&llM. Afl HC ...... t.y at $191, 900. SAM CUMEf4TE: A ''stcrM•• ift•H..._... bely: M4I locahd triplex wttft two a.drooMs Ht Ndl -.it; OWMr wlslws to •• c.e.w,. ''UP ... SI 52,SOO. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2515 E. Coast Hwy .• ConMMI .. Mw 675·5511 ltG CANYON COUMnY CLUI Right on the lush green 18th fairway. Country F rench Jiving, S Bdrms. 3+ baths. Approx. 4.500 sq ft of pure cha rm. Custom built by one of a rea's finest builders. ' Pool-spa-library. Quality constructton Newport Beach and Big Canyon a t its best. $895,000 20 CYPUSS n . LH. Ort:H Sat/Sun l-5 AU THtS Foa Sl7'.SOO A HAPPY HOME A green thumber"s delif{ht with well·manicured gardens front & rear. Made for e ntertaining. La r ge 52 'x130' lot with complete privacy Den . 2 Bedrooms with over size closets _ a nd 2 baths. Workshop off ~araJ?e. Spacious-light -bright. • A happy home a nd a ll for $179,500. UQUISfTE HOMI IH llG CA ... YOM Elc,::ant Deane "Versailles". Immaculate. Magnificent lli<J · view of hghts, oc·ean, bay & golf course. Lighted pa<fdlP tennis court & room for pool 4 Redrms 4 baths 3·<.'<ir • ).!aragl'. S698.500 Small 1r;r assumahll· loan. For adm1ttanc•1• to this exclusive ,J?uarded area call 644 ·4910 ": # I 4 aUf CHA.MTIU Y O,.EH Sat. orrly 1.5 J ·vaYnflMG fOtt THE FAMIL yu DOYY SHOUS $550,000 Imagine entering· a skyll~hted lamu & dannnf.{ under lht• st<.1rs on a tr<n('rtlnl' marble dance floor. & Bedroom -.. '! baths. pool & spa F>.eryth1ng you'rl exrw<'t in a Cahforn1 ~1 • home· Night li ght~ & beaullful bay .,. l('Y. o..-. ncr will fmanu· at low interes t re:ttc :o.;o loan f e.:~ 1620 GALAXY DR. O,EH Sat/S-I -S ' OUTST AHOtMG 5 tMfT llOCi. ~ o ... , .. , UM. l ...__ ,._. ...._ 11;, ~ o...,.·, pri•ot• ~ ... -for'MCll .....,, "" & 2 fil"epkt ... ---proct.ciftcj • .-fts eodl w/2 ldrMs, 2 b-. & fie 1plac•. Atrt.M & patios. TWs it , o MUST SEE for ftM pi lldeftf t.yw. R~ priud at S4SO.OOO. Sn<:TACULA.I YACATlOtf HOMf I 0 MIMUTIS TO LAKE AllOWHUD Award v.rmning des1~n. World v1ew from two hugt-terra<'.,s . Western red tedar in & out Artistic decor 3 Bedrooms See no w & enjoy 1t fo re\'er. Only $96.500 OLD Won.D a.IGAHCI . " 1\nt1que c·arved hand-rubbed wood & $?lass e ntry doors lead you into this outs tandinJ? home in Old Corona del Mar. Tota l U'>e of <'Op~r ce1llng .... , hea,·y ..,oftd oak c•abincts. brick rl oor.., in and out, ~ourmt'l kitchen. c;tamec1 and ('tch<'d gla~:-. thruout La,1s h use of onyx and m arble. F'rrnr h \\indo""· s pa ..-.1th TV r." mg room up wit h O('ean '1e..-. Qua ht v. lo<,lt• & s ty It> tor tht• d1~cnm1nC1ltnJ! Sli25,000 o" n£'r "111 • help ftnancl' WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO .• Realtors 2111 Sall Jo .... Hlh Rood HEWftOln' CEHTH. HEWf"Otn II.ACM 644-49 I 0 llGCAMTOM Auto dealers loss, your gain• A buutJ(uJ Deant· Monaco model J Br 2•, Colt.~ worthy (~Co. 1 81 on the market for .; ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ t q\Ack tale = OfllH SUM 1·6 J>4> EAS TBLUFF DR NEWPORT BEACH. CA 640-0020 a~©tlffil real <.~ ~stoic.· UDO PIMIMSULA. <>My SlS.000. ~ .._ ........ tk .... Stepl to ....... vi.w of bo4lts .. Mr -...... ,........_ -CdM CONDO o•9y SZ 15,000. a.. J 1J ..... lbaltladlake ..... .,.....,.,-..y ............... .., ---·to •at•,.. ..... ..... . .... _.... -TUULBOCK a.LIM wnH VllW I ............ .._ ........ .. Mctfn ....... " ....... L.tt ..., ............... w .... ..... .... , ........ , .......... ,..-.... ,.., ,...... ............ .., ..... M. -•O.•IOUS JASMIMI CRiii. &...eett ........... Dr die z .....,, l i4r•. 1 11i1et1t. Profenl•••lfy ~•·•w .... ,.-,.....,t.... ....., ...... ,. ..... ,....,, ..... ..... ........ ·-~.r' 119, & .... -....... -..... I t •• • &UffS CONDO St4e,IOO. ewe. ~ ........................ .. ... ff.. .. • .,. ac••••• a .... ,,. ••. c. ..... ,... -CDM CUSTOM w/~ ... 011J SJtt ........ ._.._,..._. •. ............. ,_, ,..., ...... .... 1., ...... ,....... • ..... ,.,4 .... , . ., ...... ~ .. 27441. COAST-HWY. COIOMA oa MAI 759-1111 , ...... J6 ._Ya9la•1 Due lo the high SttUnl) offered ID 811' Canyon li.'t appt as sug gesteod. ~ n day a fter l P M rall 644-3101 (or adm~M>n Joa. T .,._. ltty ~- '~CREATIVE PORTfOUO PROPERTIES, INC Wltlft YOUI DUL Owl* La ready to move now • Ured commuOnc. Decant Spyglau home wttb pool. 1pa 6 view. .. $0. UMTALS Variety of llat1n1• available iD pd loca- Uam. CALL JO.AHN DORAN llt·flU BLUFFS BEST 3 IDtlMS. 2' ·· baths. l~e d1mnJ!. briJ!ht k1tc'hen . "ooc1 d e c·k patio. <'O/V f1repla<'t' SM!l,500. Appl plt-ase - new baby. ORIGINAL Spilt level Dolores Pl an .• Wrap-around patio. 2 Bdrms & den.,. bit in wet bar & extra storage Low" lea::,e hold. MaJor greenbelt view., $174 ,900 . w. dwtrp ..... the bHt httMJs•ttt.bntpricn! EM!IALD IA Y-OCE.AMSIDE s .. ,. .. .... ,n.... ltffclt of .... MCtlf'ffy ~ COMI 11tty. Mewty ..~ l ····-........ .... •••• ... • t .2191. ... ..... ...... Offw ed • $NO,OOO. HOUSH POI SAU . . ..... 2745 eo.tRwy. Lq ~ '81Wl 1111.00I 14al.S J IAIOOM 3S Ima Loa. Nwpt c...t. N.8. ff3-.,. ..... 8'.ml-5 216 s.ata ~I* <B/8'de) C.M. ea.saao 111'.000 &a.14 2339 ComeU <Coll Park) C.M. 751.19 ••ooo SaVS-1.S 24002 Quall St., Lake Fol"elt $81·'1070 SaUSun U°" 31Jl W. Coat Hwy.. 12A (1':Jwen) NB 841900 12115,000 SaUSun 1-5 281 Sula Isabel. Back 8&11 ~.M . ~ 1115.000 SauSun 12-4 709 Acacia. Oaroa• del Mar 67M.oo --.ooo Sun1·5 , .............. ... * tm Somi!net (W•t~Ulf) NB 67UOOO $US,OOO Sw\. 12-4 30 Briarwood <Woodbrf.Qe) Irv 831-0U• $108.SOO "Sund y 12·3 24 lil ~. Irvine 64(). S143.:M)O Sun l ·5 272151.h Ave. Coroaa del Mar 631·7300 $220.000 Sat/Sun l 5 l O Cemto, lrvtm.> 644-6200 $17..a 500 Sat/Sun 1·5 330 Montlng Can on < hrt•lts > CdM 675 0000 $399,500 ~t/Swl l 5 123 \'1a Zunl·h. U do isle. NB 631 7:nl $315.000 Sun 1·5 tilS Kings Road , Cliff Haven. NB 631-7300 $555,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 40 Woodgrove. Irvine 551-8700 $225,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 l HDIOOM _347 18th St., Costa Mesa 838·8911 Sat/Sun 2-5 4301 Sandburg <Univ. P ark> Irv. 552-8213 $134,500 Sun. 12·5 16 Sage, Irvine 559--0.563 $97,500 Sat /Sun 11·5 600 Via Lido Nord, Lido Isle 673-7300 $1,200,000 Sa/Sun 12-6 9891 Lapworth Cir., Huntington Bch 963-12Q9/86J.-0867 Open Sat . 1·5 33 Rainbow Falls, T rtlrk, Irvine 759-1.501 $185,000 Sat /Sun 1·5 118 J ade (Little Island) Balboa 675-6000 $374,950 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 616 Via Lido Soud, Lido Isle, NB 673-7300 $389.000 Sun 1·5 ff6 Rue Valbonne, Npt Bch 644-8107 Sunday 1·6 * 1372 Garlingford, Cost a Mesa 559.9400 $114,000 Sun 1·5 2323 Eastbluff (Bluffs ) N B 675-6000 $159,900 Sun. 1 6 Gold Bluff <Deerfield) Irvine 5.51-6724 $135,500 Sun 12·5 2407 Narbonne (Riviera) C.M. 646-3255 $103,500 Sun. l ·5 196 McAuley, Laguna Beach 499-4551 $329,000 Sun 1·5 406 Vista Roma, Bluffs, N B 759-1616 $148,500 Sun 1·5 2652 Crestview <Bayshores) NB 642-5200 $239,500 Sun. 1-5 309 Espla nade, Bluffs, N.B. 644-9060 $189,000 Sun 1·5 1832 Marapata, I rv. Terr .• CdM 642 823.5 $239,500 Sun 1·5 2133 E. Ocean Blvd. <Pen Pt) NB 673·G210 $280,000 13 Princeton. I rvine 759-1783 $145.900 Sun. 12·4 345 University, Costa Mesa 646-7171 $107,500 Sat .1-4 443 Via Lido Soud 644-9990 $750,000 Sun 1·5 424 Mendoza Terr .. Newport Beach 631·1400 $497,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3404 Meadowbrook (Vig Ck) CM 964~ $1 24,500 Sat /Sun 12·5 J9341Sierra Perla, T rtlrk Brdmr. Iv 675-3411 $154.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2220 Wyoming Cr .• Costa Mesa 540-1720 Sat /Sun 1·5 3122 Gibrallor, Costa Mesa 540-1720 Sat /Sun 1·5 2637 Vista Omada <Bluffs) NB 631-1266 $215,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 29 Eaglepoint, Woodbridge, I rv. 551-8700 $136,000 Sat /Sun 1·5 25271 AJdea, Mission Viejo 559-8888 $118,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1614 Santanella <Irv. Terr> CdM 040·53.57 $274,000 Sund ay 1·5 911 Clilf Dr., Newport Beach ~l-1400 $349,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 3 n ..... FAM IM or DIM 232 Via San Remo. Lido Island 673-7300 $6951000 Sat/Sun 1·5 225 Via Quito (Lido Isle), NB 673-1393 $575,000 Sat/Sun 12·5:30 53 Rocky Knoll (TrtJrk Vsta> Irv 760-0954 $274 ,750 Sun. 1·5 222 Coral, Balboa Island 675-2866 $475,000 Sun l·S 21 Cambria ~glass) CdmM 675-6000 ,000 Sun. 1·5 105 Via Nice (Udo Isle) NB 675.fJOOO $395,000 Sun. 1·5 372 Princetoo (College Park) CM 545-4289 $110,000 Sun 1·5 2501 Harbor View Dr., CdM 673·3230 Sun l ·S 1397 Garlinglord, Costa Mesa 540-3666 Sl20 000 Sun l ·5 18 Blazing Star (Deerfield) Irv. 642·52.00 $152,500 Sun.1·5 1718 lrvtne Ave. (Baycrest) NB ~~l~bo~~~ NB Sun.1-5 760-9333 ~.ooo Sun 1..s 429 M St. <Bal Pen> N.B. 760-9333 $325,000 Sun t-5 240122.nd ~Newport Beach 642-8235 ,000 Sun 1·~ 974 Govemo!t.... Cotta Kesa 64$-9161 '91',900 Sun.1..S 510 Sturgeon, Cotta Mesa 64$-9161 $148~ Sun. 1.S J945S8nt!agoDr. (DoverSbn>NB 760-9501 Sun. JU 256 Joann St .• Cotta Men 5'6-2113 $1CM.IOO Sun. 1W • 1728 Mlnore• <'M•a Verdi> CM ~1151 S1~1llO Sm.1-5 217 Via Eboll (udo) NB &M 8880 S4'$.000 SuD 1..S 83S2CMWlan Dr .• Hunt. Beb. 673'-mt SU8.ooo 8\m t..t 1800 J•male. Rd. <Mesa Verde > C.M. ,, 83t·12M s:no.ooo sun 1·5 DIRECTORY ~;t-.~ut\='a"::t;":.ar;-'.:-.Ca':=====: :-,· ....................................................... .. • ,_. •• W•ufH.. *"°* W•a'r ... &r ... 358 Walnut (£/Side) Costa Mesa 2045 8b.lpway Ln., Baycrest , NB &42-63118 •t3!'1..~ Sat/Sun l ·S 631·7300 1275 000 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 lSOJ Seacrest (" v Hls ) CdM * 1907 W'U>dward Ln .. Baycrest, NB 6'T5-e000 $t15,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 631·7ln> 1275,000 Sun 1·5 •1412GaJu~., DoverShrs, NB 1901 Leieward Ln .• Baycrest. N.B. 631·~ ,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 631·7~ $265,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2738 l.orenzo, Costa Mesa 1399 Galaxy Dr .. Dover Shores. NB 642-4799 Sl .. 9,SOO Sat/Sun 12·5 631·7300 $650.000 Sun l 5 19331 Tobago, Hunhngtoo Beach •202325. West Ott hid , SA Hgts ~ $106,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 557.7993 . $127,500 Sat/Sun 11~ 2901 Catalpa St . <Eastblu/f) NB •538SantaAna, Nwpt HL'>,N .B 759-9100 $234 .500 Sat/Sun l ·S 673-7300 $250,000 Sun 1·4 • •401 No Star Ln, D<>verShrs. NB 2041..Stb St., Newport Beach 631·7:n> $995,000 Sun l·S 631·1266 $182,500 Sun t 5 • •600 V1a Lido Nord, N .B. •1823Hummingbird Dr .• C.M. 972-1104 $1 ,200.000 Sat /Sun 12·6 957-8400 Sunday 1·5 19Sboal Dr .. JasmineCk,CdM •2518 Wavecr e s t DrCHrbr Vu 759·1616 $329,500 Sun 1·5 Hls>CdM 4515 Oorrhester Rd • CdM 759-9100 $330.000 Sun 1 5 759-1616 $299.000 Sun l·S * 1718 Galaxy <Dove r Shores> NB 215 Walnut, Newport Beach 642·~ $56.5.000-fee Sun 1-5 540-3666 $149,900 Sat /SUnl·5 2808Lig hthouse CBr dm r HV)CdM * 10 Rue Villars, Big Canyon NB 675-6000 $275.000 Sun 1-5 631-7300 $595.000 'Sunl·S 2300rchid <Old Cd MlCdM 1515 Antigua Way. Baycrest, N .B. 675-6000 $527,000 Sun. l 5 631·7300 $450,000 Sat/Sunl-5 376E.22nd St.(BackBay)N.B •1200Somerset Ln ., Westcliff NB 675·6000 $328.000 Sun I ;, 631·7300 $272,900 Sun 1·5 •2001 Lernnos <M esa Verde> C M •8 Monterey Cir. (Spygls) CdM 675-6000 $162.000 Sun . l 5 640-9900 $439,500 Sal/Sun 1·5 29411 Ivy Glenn , Lag N1gul'I 60 1 Rockford <Cameo Hinds) CdM 495-1720 $278,900 Sun 1 ;, 640·9900 $235,000 Sat/S un 1·5 39SilverCrescent. Trtlrk III In 401 Carlotta, Bluffs. N.B. 675-34 11 $320,000 !-tun I .1 640-5560 $179,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 * 35 Goleta Point <Sp~ glas~ 1 Cd ~1 1543 Serenade Terr. I rv Terr. CdM 964-2611 Sund av I :, 644-9060 $310,000· Fee Sat/Sun l ·S 21211 Lockhaven Cr . Hunt B('ach 119 Via Mentone, Lido Js le, N.B. 631-2242 $156.900 Sunday I 4 673-3338 $398,000-Terms. S un 1·5 104 Wildwood <Woodbndg<.-l In ini· 11 25 Curie, Santa Ana 551-8700 $182.500 Sun 2 'i 559-8888 $117,500 Sun 1 5 26502Silversaddle. N<:ll1<>C:11I HnC'h 1223 Dolphin Terr (Irv Terr) NB 642·8235 S480.000 Sun I 5 642-5200 $695.000 Sat/Sun l ·S 1801 Sabrina Terr .. Corona d1·I Mur 406 Vista Quinta <Bluffs) NB 642-82.1.5 ~.000 LH :--tm l· I :Jo 760-9333 $230.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •22 Morro Bay <Spygla~~l C'd'.\t •I912San tiago Or .. Dover Shrs. NB 760-9333 $525.000 ~11111 , 644-9000 $449,500 Sun 1·5 4 Rimrock <Trtlrk > lr vinl! 2572 Circle Drive, Bayshores 760-9333 $280.000 S11n I :1 642-~ Sat/Sun 1 s 1735 Port Sheffield IHVHm.., > l\ H •1939PortBr istol Cir. (llrbrVHmsl 675-3411 S244 ,9()(J Sun 1 ;, 644-6200 Sat/Sun 1·5 2130 Santiago< Oovt•r Shores 1 NH 530 Kings Rd .. Newport Beach 645·0303 $2.5.5,000 Sun l 5 644-721 1 $510.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • 1915 Galatea Terr , Cd ~t 912Cerc1s (f~/Bluff) Newport Beach 19~P~Ch~~~J1IVH ~ H Sun 1 5 631-1400 $l84,500 Sunday 1·5 644 c..nr. ~.900 5-071 Barkwood. frvine ~ ~ sun l " 673-4400 $119,500 Sat/Sun 1 5 2 147 Iris Pl.. E -s tdt·. C.M 545-9491 Sl70.000 Sun I S 4 IE:DllOOM 338 Tours Lane, Costa M esa 642-3973 $108,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 500 K St., Balboa Penin, NB 673-7:.>o $385,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 8715 El Lago, Fountain Valley 673-7300 Sl29,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •5972 Meadowlark. H unt Beach 848·1885 $121.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 2987 Crondon <Mesa No.> C.M. 642~ $99, 750 Sat/Sun l ·5 8331 Castillian (Pac:. Sands) H B. 963-8377 $122.900 Sat/S un 1·5 135 Via Zu rich, Lido Island. NB 673-7300 $495,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 225 La Jolla Dr . <Npt H~ts> NB 759·9100 $198.000 Sat 1·4/Sn 1-5 114 Via Or vieto cLido Is le) N.B. 675-3411 $450,000 Sat /Sun 1·5 •9258 Gar denia, Fountain Vly 540-1720 Sat/Sun 1·5 1723 Ocean Blvd. <Pen in Pt.> N.B. 675-6161 $325,000 S un 1·5 205 Garne t, Balboa Island 673·2230 $485,000 Sat/Sun 10-5 2532 Vista Dr., Bayshores. N B. 644-9060 Sat/Sun 2-5 1856 lowa St .. Costa Mesa 963-81821751-5358 Sun 1·5 • 1801 Port Kimbe rl y, Newport Beach SSl -8700 $249,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 1132 Sea b luff. Costa Mesa 631-2242 $185.000 Sunday 1·5 2 Canal Circle. Nwpt Shor es, NB 642·8850 $275,000 Sun 2-6 942 Presidio <Mesa del Ma r ) C.M. 645-030.1 $117.500 Sun. l -4 1 Canal Circle. Newport Shrs. N.B. 642-8850 $263,500 Sun 12·5 14 Burning Tree <Big Cyn ) NB 760-9333 $625,000 Sun 1·5 1225 Ounninf'. La~una Beach 644-7020 $265.000 ' Sun 1·5 •1195 Boise Way, Costa Mesa 673-4400 $158,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 * •8 Collins Is land, Newport Bch 631-1400 $1,100,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1911 E. Balboa Bl., Bal. Penin 631·1400 ~.000 Sat/Sun l ·S 216 Ruby. Balboa Island 631·1400 $485,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4 • .... 'AM aM.,. DIM 20 Morro Bay (Spyglass) N.B. 979-5370 $537 ,500 Sunday 1 ·5 1606 Santiago (Baycrut) N.B. 979-5370 $325,000 Sunday l ·S •#6AlmondTree (Univ. Park) Irv 559-1172 $15t,900 Sat/Sun l·S *19C1T Windward Ln., Npt Bch 831/1800 1275,000 Suo 1·5 •1808 Galaxie Dr. (DV1' Sbn) NB 9'19-a70 "'95,000 Sunday 1·5 1209SanUq:oDr. (DvrSbn>NB 840-635'7 $311~ Sat/Sun l ·S 1888 Parkcn.t a Mesa TSZ.1700 11@,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 428 Serra Coron. del Mar 6'1Mf00 .-.soo Sat/Sun 1·5 m s.ata llabel CE/Slde > C.11. m.-o '211 000 Sat/Sun 1.S •Im Pan&Ui• Pl., N.B. ,,..... ... ooo Sat/Sun 1·5 14'1 O•IU7 Dr., Dover Shn1 N.B. 811.:.1'00 N'I0.000 Sai/lkln 1-1 •21 Bodega Bay <Spyglass) Cd~t 675-5511 $479,500 Sun I 5 * 1815 Holiday. NewPort Beach 646-7171 $272.000 S:1t t ~ 1808 Tanager <Mesa \'erdl· I <' \t 546-2313 $198.500 Sun I ~ :1 3287 Georgia <Mesa \'crrlc> C \1 540-1151 $119.500 Sun I 5 5 Rue Montreux <H1g C.myon 1 t' B 644-9990 S635.000 !:>un 1 :i 22 16 Ana heim. Costa M c·~ ... 642-7404 Sun 12 1 2196 Mardavido l.n . Fallhrnok 741-2261 $525,000 Sat ~uni 6 9Coventry (Hrbr RdJ.!) 1' H. 640-1265 Sat /Sun 1·5 26431 Palisades Dr . Cap. Bea<'h 640-5777 $789,000 Sat1Sun 10·4 •3356 Alabama Cr r . Me::.a Verde. CM 531-7200 !169.000 Sat tSun I 5 2215 Donnie Rd .. Newport Beach 675-5930 $.110.000 Sat/Sun l 5 207 Via Mentone. Lido tsle. N B 6734191.675·3186 $385.000 S IS l ·5 •20541 Tobre mory Cr .. Hunt'R Bch 963-8377 $147 .500 Sat/Sun 1 5 26522 Wild View Terr <Ne llie Gaill Lag Jflc; 675-0000 $260.000 S•H 5un 1 s 117 Via Quito. Lido Is le 673-9060 $425.000 1086 Tulare. Costa Mesa Sun l ·S 540..3666 $159.900 Sat/Sun l ·S 355 E .22ndSt. CE/Side) C.M. 646·3255 $230.000 Sun. 1·5 32 Rue Grand Va lle <Bg Cyn ) NB 640·9900 $675.000 Sat/Sun } 5 #1 Tiburon <Spyglass> CdM 675-3411 $649.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 502 Kings Road, Newport Beach 673-1181 $399.500 Sat/Sun 12·5 •1620 Galaxy Dr. <Dover Shores) NB 6444910 $.550,000 Sat/Sun J .5 1866TustinAve .. Newport Beach 644-9060 $207.000-Fee Sun 1·5 S03 Alta Vista, La guna Beach 760-lWl $425,000 Sat /Sun 1·5 * 1801 Santiago ( Dvr Shores> N. 8 . 631-3134 ~.ooo Sat;Swi t -5 ••727BaysideDr., Pro m . Bay.NB 644·9060 ~.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2123 Yacht Julia <Seaview > NB 675-2311 $378,500 Sat/Sun 1 ~ • 10?2 Santiago c Dover Shore.en N R 979'-5370 1795,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1524Ant1gua <DvrShn> NB 979-5370 ~.ooo Sunday 1·5 •2709cardinal <Mesa Verde> CM ~2880 Swidayl·S I lmlOOM • •403 Via Udo Soud. Lido Isle 673-5879 $1,100,000 Sat/Sun l-& s•~•AMIM•DIM I 15c1earm· Trt1rkHlndl, 1rv·1 • 831·'7300 ,600 Sat/Sun 1'5 •11 Anaell < nlv. Park)lrv1ne · 552·7145 St-'4,000 Sat/Sun l..S ••800Harbor Jslaod Dr., NWJ>t ~h 131.()0lf SJ.395,000 Sat/Sun i.;. 274 SberWoOd. Colt-. .... 631 .. 1J88 ·--s.t/Slm 124 • •f&CberryHUla CBllCJDJ:,B t'JJ.1781 11.SOO.OOI lun l -S 1000 Marinen <Dover Shores> NB 76().9333 1765,000 Sun 1 ·5 1608 Sea Bell (Spygla11 Rdg> CdM 675·3411 1561J.OOO Sun. 1·5 • 1858Samar Or., Mesa VerdeJ.. CM 545-9491 $189,950 t»un 1·5 * #8 Drakes= <Soyglass) CdM 645-9161 ,500 Sun. 1·5 l2 W anderlng Rill. Trtlrk, Irv. 833-9293 $315,000 Sun 1 ~ 1601 Orchard. Santa Ana Heights S4&-0814 $147,500 Sun. 12·5 12 Rolling Brook. Trtlrk. frv. 759·1616 $339.500 Sat/Sun l·S 812 Ha rbor Island (Promo Bay) NB 675-3411 Sl,250,000 Sat /Sun 1·5 •20 Cypress Pt. Ln. <Big Cyn >NB 644-4910 $895,000 Sat /S un 1·5 2774 Lorenzo (Mesa del Mar > CM ss&-2660 S unday 1·5 •4S31Ca mden <CameoShrsl CdM 640·5357 Sat/Sun 1 5 6 llOIOOM •3 Montecito. Newport Beach 631-1400 $569.000 Sunday I 5 6 la ,.. FAM IM or DEH •2033 Santiago <Baycresl) NR 6i5-6000 $520.000 Sun. 1-5 2627 Cove. Corona del Ma r 673-8.550 $695.000 Sat/Sun 1-6 DUPLEXES FOR SALE Z IEDaOOM 608 Marguerite <Old CdM) CdM 675-6000 $350,000 Sat1Sun 1·5 230 Cedar. N wpt Shor es. 1' H 545 -9491 5199.000 ~un I ·5 l IEDIOOM ~>09 Goldenrod. Coroncs del Mar 673 751 1 $345.000 Sat 'Sun 2 5 2600 Bayside <Old CdM > CdM 675.fJOOO $485.000 Sat/Sun 1 5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 IEOROOM I llit,I. K:.i1;m 1Walnut Square I In 552 2()(.-J S9f'i.900 Sun 1 5 IOH Yorkto'>'n Ln . C~ta ~1l'Si.I ~)1() 1720 Sun I 5 19091 Flag!->h1p Ci r . Hunt Cm(·. HH 770·6()6..1 SIOS.000 S<it 1Sun J 5 2518 f;)dE>OA\~ !Oak Glen )(' M. f>.12·6734 $105.990 Sal/Sun 10 u 7t>R Tu. ... un 1\\.t• . Npt Beach 640·9900 $17.i .500 SC1t /Sun 1 5 lli31 "<l" IO'>''-'. Co:.ta ~tesa s.w 1720 Sat/Sun 1 5 l~IJJ Los Arenes. Costa Mesa 752-1700 S134.900 Sa 12-5/Su 11-4 1200 Los Arenes. Costa M ~a 752-1700 $132.500 Sa 12 5 Sn 11 4 1206 Los Arenes. Cost a Mes~ 752-1700 $132.900 Sa 12 5 Su 11 4 1218 1.ft\ Arene!'>. Costa Mesa ";~2 rnXJ Sl85,000 Sa 12 5 Su 11 4 2 la ... FAM IM cw 084 23 Pe1lo:-. In rne ti31 730() $179.500 Sun I 5 2 7 Cl Ii JI 1 I I I o p JJ r ( II r h r \ tt· w Knolb1NB 113 1-0900 ~IO 000 Sun 12 5 :J Flor~< R<mcho San Joaquin 1 In 675-34ll $168.500 S.11 Sun I 5 l llOIOOM ~430 Santa Ana Ave., Costa Me~a 642-6734 Sl 14.990 Open Daily 14597 Oval (Walnut Sq> Irv 552 2000 $97.900 Sat/Sun 1 5 • * 13l7 Bayside Or., CdM 631-7600 $750.000 Sun 2-!l 21372 Brookhurst. Un it 72R. H B 9644590. 9644520 Sat/Sun 1-4 ~Canyon Ln .. Coron a del Mar 760-1065 S215.000 Sun 2-5 48 Fallbrook. Woodbridge. Irv 559-8888 $94.900 Sal/Sun l 5 3 .. pin FAM IM or DEH 19 19 R oc ky Kno ll (Trtlrock V1sta)lr v. 673-3338 $239,500 Sun 1-5 4 ...... FAM IM w 084 359 Vista Madera . Bluffs. NB 631 -7300 $190.000 Sat /Sun 1 5 TOWNHOUSE FOR SALE l llDIOOM t1865 Goodale , Fountain Vly 540-1720 Sun. 1·5 HOME & INCOME FOR SALE 3 U & 2 .. APT. l31 Topaz, Balboa Island 675--8331 $4~.ooo Sun. 1·4 MOBILE HOME FOR SALE ·~ 37 Drake, Newport Beach 631·1400 $23,500 SWlday 1·5 2 lmlOOM 700LidoPartDr. #11 631·1G> $84,500 Sunday l ·S 43 Freemoot. Newport Beach 631·1400 •..500 Sunday l ·S 4 Anza, Newport Beach 631·1400 138,SOO Sunday l ·S ...... " .. Lail v ..... .. .... •••••• , •• n, bome1. How •••ll for lea•• ••lion, oaly NH/mo. Call aow. ....... ~.:J r HL Rf.A l ~ r s·1 ~1 rRs _ ••••MIW• 2HOUSIS X1nt locaUoll. Prhat. only UDdiw tn0,000. Owner wUl car'tY. 541.cMZS Bkr. 15'.AMDCHA&M Balboa'• finest value. 2 uolla . R e duc ed t o -ooo. Call 648-7171 ' <>f/1 TTrO·•I S IVN 11)8/~/trf• [~181 .-WUSTIMGS DUPLE X · doon to beach. Two -2 bdrm + owner'• pad. Good aum· me r /winte r r eal a I. Owner nextble Ori raaanc· lng, trade, etc. Submit. 1249.000. 2 UNITS • 2 bdrm + I bdrm on 30xM lot. ~ block to beach. owe lst TD. Priced at $185,000. . SIDE BY SIDE · 2 duplexes. One 2 bdrm, 2 ba. priced al $245,000. One 2 bd rm, 1 ba. tl.39.000 Units clO!le ta part. beach 4i s ho9plng. associated llllO l'f llS WflltHiJI S l0 l~ "IV 1.,tt-•o &'' !Ob "Tay• SlSOODOWM With • new 95% loan at l2YI% interest It may be possible to own thll> large 2 Bdrm 2 b1tth home. OYerloolla large grttn- belt a.rea Sha ri>. dun urut Only 181,950. Call 546Z313 • " • • , • I ~,.,I ' [®marnnr MEWUSTIMG! COSTA MESA GAS SAVER ! · Neat J bdrm. l "'6 b ath home clolle to Harbor Shopping <.:.enter · Bus • Schools. Restaurants & GolC cou.ne' Only $110.000 OCIAH 11/J ILKS Deluxe d uplex 3&2 bdnn uruls Ftreplace each un· 1t + EXTRA PARKlNG ' ~~LO SMS.000! lcAooloy~. lffhn •'7S.7060• HODOWM "RXH .. ln Co&ta Mesa's hnesl area. 3 Bdr m 2 bath. 1tdded wood be amed famdy room, large brick fireplace. VA. oo down terms. Vacant and needs rvung $104.SOO. Act DOW! ntere's only one. Call S4&Z31J .. , ,, rrI9 •tf \1tJt, ION,,.l(I • [®lilltl SALES -A.ND - UMTALS WIHAVI WHAT YOU WANT MO fi)UAUfYIHG St7,t50 MaotJficent 3 Bdrm 2 bath home. added wood beamed ceWn• family room, warm, coxy brick flrepbce, owner will urry financing. 12.K. &.0terest. SZ0.000 down. For more details call 548-ZSU Ol'I"' '"~••I) llJIV IOh/ "l't I' [911111 MOW!VETS IOV~IA'n P'JlE£ HOllBL18T V .A. HOUSING B&R. •tl7 .. 717• * S6J,910. Starter l Bd , 1 ba towobOma in prime JIB u ... Low dOw1t FHA ..._. n1 nat n c.11 .. ,. .......... LOW S'S T P fl JC & WATERFROl'fT DU'PL&X IN NEWPOltT HA&80R. •• f~taa· w/doct. 0...-•u•. ...-~--·· ble. Atii8T lt,Mo. ...,, ..... _ ------ "-nf ~.. ..._.,f.,~ Hrun,..,S. th•n..,S. ..._.,..,.S.. ..,,_,June29.tllD DM.VPILDT .,..................... . ............ , .............................................................. ~····· ······••••···•••••····· ! ... ~ .......... t~ .......... ~ ~ ..... ~~ ~ ..... ·.~ -·~~-!!.~ ........ ~~ ... !!.~ ~.~.~ ....... ~-~~ ....... !!~~::.~~. . ... ~~~ W... IOJ4 C....*-tOJ4 IMdt IMO ~~""~~~ ~~~ .............................................................. . Two unlll on R·2 IOI . prime Eulllde A ..J!!llfbdrmll.!!J'l!! with iu, 1/01 /],, :Ju,,,, mcwm TOWl•tOMI ~:~0~""= Coeta M a locatiilirt. Auume ll'k ut. open beamed ceWn&1. tri>k . 6 private CHICS YOUI Nm)S .. ~f.fe~ ' ll r will carry 2Dd . betb paw a l·bdnn • .._AU OD an OYer· 111·721'/a P1111.-.. an elegant new I Fant.astlc split level 3 BR home! Put:Pi.~tDc. eo-7.a1 T-Qah h IP llled k>t oo pur quiet LlttJe J1land. duplex Just starting, 2 story. 3 bdrm. ICathedral Ceilings! dean 4 !It] bl• '46.JtJt 66,.. ....._, Owner wW fln•nce. 1115.000. famUy room. 3 bath home. 2 Bdrm. 2 .fWetbar! Pl>Ol •ape, new eefP!:t· LAGUNA HACH 110° New <.'Onlemp Jbr . 3ba. 3 Jrg decks. Ir~ yard Lease at $2.000 mo . Poss . option Bob or Dovie LIDO AMEST IA YNOMT VIEW 2br. 2ba. rcmod condo. sec. bldg .. under pkin~. pool. lrg dock poss. seller carry 1st T D. Off er at S499K . Bob or Dovie IAYFttOHT 3br. 3hu. very lrg lot. ~andy bch. rm for 45 ft boat. Lowest priced water rrnt home. Sell fast. 435K. Bob & Dovie NEWPORT IA YFttOMT Jbr. 21 :.?ba. 2yrs old. Best buy al S52.SK w/S275K. lV~ assum. Vr Shrp + boat dk. Bob &. DO\' ie Koop HUNTINGTON HARIOR 2br. 2ba .. Seller w/carry S25K dn . Pool. tennis +dock ror 20· boat. S1971'. Bob & Dovie Koop CAMEO SHORES 180 VIEW 4br. 2b<i . fpl. pool, pri. bch $469K w/assum loan or $248K at 10.5';. Motivated . Also option. Rob & Dovie Koop NEWPORT 4 PLEX 3br. 2ba. fr. Owner unit + 3·2br . 2ba. Vr. s hrp $340K w/$190K assum at 11 '7r Inc. $21,300 yr. Bob & Dovie Koop LEASE W /OPTION TO IUY Sl0.000 op. dn. Sl70K . S96K 1st assu m al 13"/, . 5br . 3ba. fr. dr. newly decor. Bob & Dovie LEASE Of'TIOH MEWPOttT 3br. 2ba. fr. huge yard. Newly redecor Beau area. $159.000 Bob & Do' 1c Koop SHARP! 3 Bd townhouse. S12K nwn. S89.990. Call Patrick Tenore HEW LISTING NEWPORT CREST Very upgraded 3 Bdr. end unit , most attractive use of wood & glass. lots or bit-in cabinetry. Properly priced at $184.500. J acki e Jlandleman MESA VERDE Ptclure this bay window. clean decor. private yard . 3-car gar age. Don't mis~ seeing this picture-perfect 4 Bdr home priced <Jl SI87,000. Jackie Ha ndleman MEAJt GOLFCOURSE W alk you r earl t o the golfcourse & park -it's that close! 4 Bdrm, great location, don't miss this good buy. Call Jack ie Ha ndleman. I 112 IUC FttOM llACH R·lot. $279,000 firm. 2 Br 1 Ba. Call Tim Rhone LOWEST PRICE Whitewater vu, s t e ps from beach, owner anxious. Perfect m ove-in condition. Call Tim Rhone STEAL rTI Newport Beach condo. great location. a lmost new. Super tmancm~. 2 Bd + den. 3 Ba. Call Tim Rhone 4 .. A-RAMf 4 Br + bach. apt. Open beam ceilings & lofts in both units. 1h blk to bay or ocean. Owner anxious. Only $182,500. Joyce Waltz.e IUft.DllS Spacious R·2 lot ln C.M. Owner will Joint ventJare or tra d e. $89,950. Joyce Waltze. bath apartment. I Bright & airy kitchen! nu no-wax, ma~· de UM ltiE nnm••7!7' JU e1t1 414. great '8mlly llvlng in /Spacious master bdrm! corator nlru, t.o .._.. IA&. "'' .,., this apaclous 3 bdrm. den. 3 baths. /Prime Costa Mesa location! all achooll pub• Tradltlonal material• 6 contt:m · formal dining, famUy room home. /Near shopping. schools! pin&. sm,900• ~-porary Uvinl merge ln thla excep. Shingles & used br ick. sseo.ooo. I Double attached garage: ~~~· ... ~. Uona13 Br home on 2 Iota. Its featurea ZJO e 1U tu N. elegant 2nd story Uvlng .tGarage door opener! Include a spa, pool. aauna, paUo room, room faces the bay & oc:ean views. 3 I Owner will carry! hup master aulte. family rm, formal Bdrm. den. 3 fireplaces. family room. t Priced $124.500 dinlna rm & 2 frpk:a. Ex.qulaltely de· breakfast nook. formal dining. A real ./Great! Hurry and call' coraled with imported tlle. stained touch ol New England 1595 000. SIAWIST ltlALTY glass and hardwood noon. S850.000. Please Call I or a n Appointment RUMBOLD REALTY INVESTMENT& marine avenue 1s 1and 675-4822 J~IUNE CREEK Plan lll. SU0.000 as· 1024 LArp Pool & S,. Loveb' 3 Br l ~ Ba. huge llvinl room w /stone fp Only S3SOO down + do&· 101 costs to qualified V.A. b\o'ers A baraam al Sl14.000. Call Glen HdJwartb 559.9400 REALTORS ······················· --------swmble Isl. owe 2nd SUPll IUY MISA VII.Di t64-UOJ By owne r . s29o.ooo 3 yrs oew. 3 Br + 2 S Ba H>OL HOME ~WS6 OpeoSun.1·5,2Z2Coral. ---------1 W/t'alhedral ceihogs. ~Suodayl-5. SU MM ER SPECIAL (p_...,,_ •-) 8 y 0 W N ER C d M frplc , tt upgraded ap L.,ge 5 Bdrm. 3 ba. nr SIZ7 500 1002 ........ , au rear • pliances on cul de sac. Mesa Verde CC Only · OUCH I LgeJbr,3 bebome w/all Duplex. $274K . Pran Sl31 .SOO Call C urt S189.950. A1ent Judy Pool. •Br. 2Ba . fam rm. ll h .......... _ n-..r to --" tbe la1aDd cbarm. ci~only ! &44-S7U Herbert1 ll, 63 I· 1266. "'"""' tu.nl <.An 7618 sei> 16.x20 rec rm. frplc. ..... ....., ~-.... !MIU •• ... .,.....'"" or.,...,. dbl gar, RV pa rking. lbla 1or 1eou.s 4 bdr m t ltJ t•--1111111--~--1 ~· •--------9112-2791 .S57 7993 home. Su per location ....._. EJ(Clll 4MCI! EASl'SIOE. quiet stt'fft. HEW (Newport Beach /Dover •1•2••Ul ·-J . c~.. l 3 Bdrm 2 ·~ b al h -.,_ UJ aaaune ~~. ang t11'7.SOO. Cute 3 BR. alle) ' .,.. Sbrs area> with a 50IParltAve,Balla. ~38R,aU beautifuJ access. Office exclw11v~ Townhom e Prime spacious n oor plan pro----------ly decorated. Private Devui & Co 642 6368 fln8DClllg avail 347 .I:: viding Uvabllity at it's IA y VllW SJ>4l. lavish laodacaping, l8th St. CM. Open~ best Lovely yard w/frult Attractive 3 Bdrm, 3 mini ~an view. No u --------•I 2 S 548 7638 trees and garden views balh unit over large d bl peoae apared in creating 0 &K GLEN --------from bdrms. Lge as· oarage. One hou.H from this beautiful home. Of. ~ VA . NO DOWN , BY s uma ble low Interest .. I--' I ..... 9 000 OWN ER $103.000. JBr MfSAVHH •Br. duung rm, lg added family rm. on a quiet street all th1~ for only SllJ.fm 642-7474 642-7404 Ask for Kon Lowe cJtu.HUMT£ Glen.mar 3BR 11 Sharp6 Vacaot Deane 4 BR Sl23MO Pool• Tenrua . v ... nt Four Seuom 5 Bclnn Sl37.SOO · Cul-de49:. Ll.Profe11l1 * t6J.al77 MIWUSTIM4t 1be beat s 81' to come oo market 111 ma oy W'llelts. Choice area. Pr°"rty Open Sun 1-4 at '362 Caallllan Or. REALTORS 646-7414 Herb Doyle BeauUfw 3 BR 2 Ba, walk to beach, park. 2 lol.!S, t.enm ! 644·1094 OP1H 12-S nfURS· FRI -SAT Sparkling 4Br llll4 ba rambler .. a must aee' $114,900. New patnt in & out, frplc. frml dlnm~ rm Ex cep tional neighborhood. xlnt achls loan and seller will carry So. Bay front. Xtra lge a~ or _.. . . Das t In rt I v e n e w 2 2Ba. Lg comer lot. fn.ot a 2nd. $32~.ooo. Call ~~·:e~.~11~: MSTTIMIOfflUD bedroom. 2•., ba con 1.ree5 Pnnooly 7Sl·3697 m.~onow. formation. N41.000 lo J · c-.. •-1u domuuums $105 990 A um.me ·~ ..... ve"' 2518 Elden Av~. C M H>OL LLS .,."TE MILFUCHS P1an1.2 aRaoctcieo.de· 6'26734 4Br. JBa. ram rm • & :-.hopp111g. VA & conv. ~ NEWPORT flnanc an~ By owner " @=D .... HORIZONS _ID4_-Ml4 __ Pr_m_c_on_J_y __ ~Rl'.:ALTY ASSUME 1 ~ ,..._a... corated an pleasant !>pa Lrg family homt' neutral tones. Beautalul I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ M v REALTORS '75-1120 yard with private spa ~ocated esa e rde 0-P'oW 1026 --------~----------1 Au umable f1nanc1og :'liorth Xlnt rrwy ac ••••••••••••••••••••••• c:9ARDB4 HOMI reu Pl.OP! Pl.OP! ~gu~t ~ll .Good2Ba S27S.OOO. ST C ,.~ ~ 0 IE A5U31'°12'MT00S ~OC::,mr work it could ,..,.... · M " "" · IRYfME THRACE W...a"' • be )'our dttam home 180 1:1'17 1:17'1 financing. Prin only. r o nu. nu $37$,000 675 ·24 79 One of the least el· UAHDHEW deg vi e w 0 an a OM WHAT A Ownr/agt. pensive homes olfered in Fabulous. large J bd. 2•, $149 ,500 Harbor 2 Bdn:n, 2 ba. ---------1 th 1 s I 0 v e I y c d M ba. Quality townhome MESA DEL MAR 38r. frplc, hardwood firs. VllEWlA~SIS $550.000. neighborhood. 3 BR 2 Ba. coocb. Only• available. ~Baro.dBopniua tr1m1> ,baOr.p~"n Tlalhe & plal sblel r Ownwall!r •"' ~--unity to ........ base lge priva te pool s u:ed from Sl14,990 :NJO Sanl.JI ... " · ~ enns :i.vat a e ... ;J•bdrm +'"d;~ unit yard. Air cood. Owner AtlaAve 642-6734 SattSun 12 s 2738 leaV\Dg stale Ca ll agt $79,000 LOAN Super clean. highly up. graded. set'unty dated condo \,-, mile to beach. Realty World. 847-6100. OP!H SAT /SUM I i.4 21372 Brookhurat, Unit 728 JBr. 2Ba. Sea!>pray Con- do. vaulted ce1uog.a, bch close. asi;ume 9~·.<, financing. Bier ~. 964-4.SOO • off So. Bayfront Duplex. aaiai.staoce with fin ant'· !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'I Lorenzo for awt to :.ee 752 6568 RE OCARPET' Jflnterest.ed call67S.:N79 ing makes lhiJJ a truly Jo.U.,..,lffffor SI lt.SOO 754·1202 AsenL great value. SlB9 .90o. --------S48-~ 6'2 4799 Beautlflul 4 Bdrm s ingle OPEN HOUSE ---------. _B_y_O_w_n_e_r_, _b_e_a_u_t_lf_u_l, LR llW CONDOS EASTSfOE CONDO sUy featuring central air I .. HUMTIMGTOM --------• Balboa lllaod duplex. "MUST SH .. DUPLEX! 24'3 BEDROOMS J Bdrm. 2 ba. frpk. itood w1a1r punf1er Highly LAMDMAIUU OPBf HOUSI p ..... f suartwgalSlOl.000 storage. bltms. New drp& up~raded and prof •-" artner •an~ o.: up. Remodeling just being On ri bt ~-c•~t. Dbl gar Xlnt landscpd. C.n'l wt al Pleaae join us ,_,ay. SATJCJIM 1 5 ata1.n wlit. $105,000 Cull comp&etedonlhisgreal 3 Vlcto a wn .. -.--.... _ from l ·S, and view lhill 1 __....... • price. ~1818 BR 2 s ty house w1lh Newport & 0 w n e r f in an c 1 n It woe pnce. enra special Townhome 2339 COIM&L fireplace, lge mailer Harbor Blvd n 05.ooo. No Rltrs please eo. ...... •..-Y 1n this popular adult COSTA MESA C-.. W. IOll suite. walk in closets, S41·1Ht 644"7722 wkdys 9 ·S. U 1·1714 community . Tell h e ••••••••••••••••••••••• French doors. Deck w1\b E... 646-6091 evesrwknds 64S-4Jl7 -------, 0-3-4-. Guard at lhe gate )'ou IUILDTOSUIT miai ocean v~. PLUS.1~~~~~~~~~._________ v.., want U> visit the Open DIVOllCI SAL.I! One 30xl1B' lot brand new 2 BR apart.. i: ,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ on Sutter ~le- Nice 2 Bdnn bome ill TRI LEVEL , ... no H-.....E Q\Jlet CoUefe Parle area. ~ Be1ooia Ownr really light aod airy. ex· "BY OWNER .... ~ He'U direct you! Owoer w II cooalder .,.112S 54:Mil48 teo&iveuaeolpanedWID· Sl08,500. 15.000 dwn, Super aharpe 3 bdrm JACXFJCK&A.5SC>c · fl I dowa. Owners will COO· .-...~r wall finance at tntb lots ol glasa & 3 963-0926 c r eatave nanc ag. JAS ...... cam sider creative offers. v .. u .. BEAUTY pauos Acl'OISJI the st.reet --------85.000. 752-1.920 Call Lee 11.S~ till I oU ~Sun J l li ted. 91291 J-FabukNs 1reeabell Soc. '325.000. Holly Markas. R t In rom g course """"' . us s .,._, Rare plan 1. Prof. de-ql. M4-QIOO Newport aviera. x ra '6 5'.{per family home. huge Part Place Inc 84.2-7461 MolokBJ. 3 bdrm. Near J ~UAIL coreed neutral lonea. "!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ 4Br. 2""Ba· 2 s ty, frplc. family room. raised beach. R . V. acees); T GN.500. nex. rioandoJ. -:: oew cpls. beaut Back declt. blto BBQ So ASSUMUU LOAN Sl.27.500 BrokeT 84!·14 lll PLACE .. _0wnr __ 1A_1l_._M0-1 __ 1_4S ___ 1 OCIAM YllW Ba y Twnhse. e!nd unit Cout Plua area Ooh Selle!r will h~lp with &962-636.S CAMEO~ w/balcony overlooltang $14J,OOO.Catl~9161 finaoc111g oo Uus 3 Br --------- NorHTIES.. OPIM SUH l·S 2nd row, s Bdrm cuatom tmrus courts. complet~ C'OOdo w frplc and encl me.ti•• ,.~rty .~O,..TIU:JOr.M.t ZSOI ~View~. Steps to~ beach. Ask recfac&J.w1pool .Jaruzn, J19llo SBl ,500 f:XlSllnl( on2acres.~0.000b0u--.e 1~~~~~~~~~ Spectacular, cuatom de-fOC'Sam. sauna. etc fH.A 245 at 9&.,~ ln ol to be bu1 It to your 1: siped home. 3 Bdnns, 2 PRJNCI PALS ONLY SSJ.200 spe<-tl1cauon.<1. Call John 1--------• be .• family rm .. jacuzzi. ~ ()pen~S.t/Sunl s 5-yCalRHlty al 714·835·0211. pftr. OPIMSUMDAY 1·5 Fee Land. Good fmanc· JJllToursl..n.<.:M 616-17'0 •9057, or al home: SJRodlybol inaavallable. 21 Forappt 6423973~~!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!~~~ -------968-9t0.'S./\gt. T ....... odlYkta MADLIY &CO. ERFECT STARTER 0Plt4 HOUSE SUM. lrf• ltW.TORS67J.lZJO 9 COLLEGEPAU HOMElmmaculate2BR l-5 OWMR 3BR. family rm. &den. ~ 3 Bd l~ ba, lam rm. lg 2 Ba rondo with air cond 18792 REDWOOD MOTlVATB>! Move in conditk>o 1.no ocraM VIEW Uv rm See thru (rplc. lg G 0 0 d f a m I I )' 2 sty, J BR. lite family A.5SUMABLELOAN R u.n ~A POINT Pat' o. co" c r t• t e neighborhood. near OCC. rm. 2""' ba, ranch :\tyle !!!_~ROffBEDUCmSf • I D U C tr. D driveway. twn gar. t!lec So Coast Plaza and c:::I08e to beach 112$,000 ..-'""" .. 3 Bdrm+l~ bathroom.a ~·s•~s'" opnr. Nr public schl. tu Ao tho n y vent 1 . 1.4te lot with 20x40 pool ooreeta.nd. Uobellevab&e •nvv --sc.hl "C'Ollege. shopping IW)"ll Assumable hnaM 2J.3.2&?-6121 aod spa. Sep yard lor t.erma.Prlcedat$333.000. F\nest ocean and city &frwys SllS,OOOconven ing , S81.SOO Ho lly ---------. petS A perfect spacious OurSpedaltyi.s light view featuring u onal Call for appt Marku . agt S4Hl'200 Searl• grool & Spo family home with lgl! Ocean Viewllomea cuatom pool wttb double ~731.11 &immer·tJme execuuve den ram rm. Comlorta UICon>nadel Mar terraced jacuni. Formal ---------1 IAQ IAY home. wtlh 4 bed.rooms blc 4 Bdrm w/room for ...... Seclla & Auec. dtm.nl Is vaul\ed ceili.np ~ DOWN· 1<>"1 owner 2 Br. 4 cu gara~es. large and a lovely dard with addJtJoo above. Sl83,Sllo i ' " b-' 2 b 2..._ lot. Sl 15.000 Owner BJtr C..S..._,122 crul og e eaaol al· 1mancingoo... r . .,.. ~ pool ln i.1 e . new Wat•'fwoatH~t ----------t moapbn~. Owner will ba. hke new twnhs~ carpets, panel.log, dm a.c. 631-1400 ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!jAltra<tive pool duplu + 2 help r111a.nce. Vacant Is S.106.000 642·0346 S IDIM, l IA TH in&. dm. famlly room. 3 1006 good rent.ala. Prime loca· ready for occ1&pancy. ...SA DB. MAa baths. stone fireplace. ~!!!!!!'!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!~~· tion. $21$,000. By Owner. Short escrow po1111ble Bebdrmaut1fu21 .: byear2 oSltod 2 cu .. o p ATTRAr-T'>VE •. Buituns m the kitchen llwlW• •••••HH••••••••HH•• ~ (.f75CA). , ~ a • r)' ™ va1 • About 2250 IQ ft ID aU ... t.Qw ... 2 OPEN SUNDAY l·S Condo. Over 1400 sq ft SPACI OUS SBr JBa Sl39.SOO BKR. Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• Op•• I • 5 . I I O I Dup&es. Walk t.o beach. t6~61 I Many atraa. Easts1de home 111 xlnt area Up. 540-17210 ..... Owner will help with C M. Near all Pool Is graded lhruout Th~ LS TARI&.&. CUSTOMMOIU fl I S "'000 0 ST I~ spa. Sl2S.OOO By Owner ooeolak111d. HURRY•! CHAlt1•ta 2 STORY naoc 01· 34-· . '"-Al ....L Open House SattSu n USl'Ell RW.TY ASSUMI 11/tGYo +MODERN APT. m.~U;~ narll i'-\1 M.2·4905 days. s.2·1531 (7141530-7940 826-2770 VA. Loan oa this neat J HOME Beaut. coodltaon, •ny amenities. Owner wall help finance .. Cbeer Realty, ask for Betty. S.ss:ll On corner, 1 blk to bay, 3 JUST US19! .......... __,, bdrm. i ba home in xlnt blb to vlg. '{LR, w 12 aty Great Duples &.olive ill« _________ ,_eves __ . -------i()peo Sat. UH Valley Cir· area Full price Sl05.500. oeiling, bric frplc, ZBr. rent . Front houae 3 CelhW... 1014 de. REDUCED. Spa, 3 Pm Place Inc. 842-7~ l~.sepdinrm,fon:ed bdrm. 1114 ba fl.replace -·--••••••••••••••• bdrm. Sl.27.900. Broiler air, dbl pr+ cbarml.ol beamed eeuiq.. Reu ~TSIDE, abaolulely OCEAN 842·10.86 962·6365 " ........... 1040 v.·,.. •••itecl apt $37S mo., w/bllna, unit 2 bdrm + lofl dramatic family room ••••••••••••••••••••• If you're ioteres~ in ~: ~ L SL ho i ~p l s: calbedral ceWna. al&D: Oftlloob beauWul pool. College Park. 3br Wllh rmc• • .....,, purchasing the HClrlt· SUMABLE nNANCING deck. Owner wanta t.o 3 BR.alleyac:ceu,Devln den. Dice tam home. M · ~2bdnn . pool home inglon Harbour lil•tyle ._ owe 2ND. SAVE sell. $235 ,0 00 . 8 . •Co.~ VIEW swnable loan n10.ooo. with ,.,..e eocl. patio. at 8 rrac tion of lhe • -·---.1. .. -t .-. -~ ~. S45--03L8 n..•y 2...., miles from the normal cost, please Yisil Sl,OOO'a ON INTlsLO~ ~~-v• .... -•• C._ .. ..._. IOU ~ Full price only OW' Open House today. ~t . S390,000. Area a -•••• .. ••••••••••• eoue~ .. _!.arlrbopooll bomeln. llO.IOO. 1·5. al 1871l Algoequin ...,. · 14>11'_. me n x t Patt Place Inc. 842·74e1 St. ~freshmenta wW be ... UALTY fOIU• MODIL cond. Poot Jae 3Yn old. aened! CJl3)43....0I WITHA YllWf 1137,SOO. •it 545-089, i---------1 JACKFtCKltASSOC. BY OWNER ; 2 05 Emerald lbcl home pl• 2bd qt plua guest rm a Wh. owe uz.ooo owe lK 29blr7 2 Bdrm. 1~ tMaU.. htio + p.raie apt. + 2 roo•• is bath fUHt QUlrWI. M2$,000. Call .,... LUXUa1ous MIW NOMI ' Bdrm, 4 a.. s ·~ all Ule atraa ,OU W1lllt fOI' the moat com- fon..ble. efflcMllt, •• a}ledoua llviU OD tM ........ Oood flD&Ddal ......... ..... ()pl Ha• Sat/Sua l ·I . I Garnet. Gero Spr. ......... llltr. m..zm "JAW CIHI" PAST POSSISSIOM End unit .. wa~rest" <Plan 3) tn prime locaUon fe aturing 3 Bdrma. formal clinlna room wilb wetbar, separate f amlly room plus 1paclous m&1ter suite, elegant d1'91111'l1 room and sunken tub. Priced below mark.et at S2M.OOO for fu t 1ale. Call now for further details . ---£1ULTY,IC. 144-Ml 1 61~1161 '"Spiletalldn1 m the Sale ol Flne Homet .. A1 tl1 t... ~. -IY OW..-9l3-082I lBR 2ba, bea m c.-eUa. I~ • REDc.ARPET By owner. 3Br, family mJ bch. Tennis, swim .,..._ IM.f room . l ~Ba. Bit. in pool, a~ 1ate1. Mual -•••••••••••••••-••• 754-1202 ltilcbeo. Room for boat ull. Jeavio1 area. ....,. •• r. 1---------1 or RV. q . back yard. SLl'Z.000 • .a.Ila 8)' l100 Tet QUJCK SALEWANTED Attacbed dble garaae. 711~ .... --... 000 uder market. On C\ll-de·aac ltr\lel near fW uJe by OW'Del'. Sal, _____ --. ___ _ ()pea HM Sat/Su.n 1·4. adxda•NewportFrwy. VIila Ui·leftl 4 tlf', 1~ TwtJ. ltoc:k R l1bleods im Hunnlaablrd Dt. Sl05,000. Good f&.DaDCiq. t., famlb rm, formal ua, JBA, euwut ..... .._. V.,.. r.ta'-E•· &a-lD. dimol,calbedraleeil1ns, Nat to ireeobelt. IOOJ. ~ 4 Br s Ba, 3 cu kMd ....... JMOaq. fl. UH.Oto. By •PP ,.,.. pool/ape, 2 trp&ca • .________ SUl,000. <211>174.0175. ~ SHt.000 JU,000 dD. VA TEllS __ IX_C&._USIVI ____ ,...:.;::....::;::;.;_ __ _.,....._ .... ~ ......... .,. UllAI• .. Tl •• ...,...._.... l~aUon. Near park. __ _._.....__wtt.h ., _ _.u .... _ .............. -I d h ~•'" ._ _ _... ,..,_. ::' -•u•, I _..., .. itit•I.. poo • all • o p t. -ble low. s bib l rmw/frplc-. Spacloua ll•ln1 room , f'IOllD beedL 2 &.o a bdrm to ~ ......... fm& dialnt. rlre placel 4 IHftoua modelll. Aull ~ Ulf'U ..... t 0ff fUDll~. 1ll1·lllbh d bdrm•. cneery family par-. l • • n .,,_,. nn. J frples, • ldtehft, covered paUo, Olm&ury 21/Surf ealty HM S.tfSlln U·5. ••ll more. ()pa HM !lurTJ tbla woo't laat.1·•--1142-------1 a.mood &at/9U IT4 l benloocl call ' a.tit HOUSl-s&S Call Cu.rt tt.rberta U. eJI~ *'1'1qaMpQrole8ee tll•lm. Af· ...,...... l 0 ·.:.: , • c l • l •. ~&aide•. Iba,... Dltm' •a~ •r. =•;:r.:·Owntr.M ~· c a r pe t , ••• -~ .... 9·~~-.--___ ,,...e.MAll',pool ~~~--~--~ - -.-... ,-. 6 1pa. A.a1wma ltlt K \Jllh. ~ clOlllllo I llf N __.....,2.__._ s.u. owe TD. H•t· ... .,. .. ft,...,~ a&M. la foreclonr•t =Owe c.dt. ""° 1ard, t n t .aoo. •r C..llllll...... S1as,t00. o... ...... ~·•I ..... :; ' I ' ""' 1 11 11 ' •BJUABWOOD errs.. YU.Loap IBR1\ol>Ba$l-.- ............. ". 'tA.ec.111-t4Z4 Cb:?~ 7JM760 CAUFIMA HMSIEAllTY Ideally priced 3 Bdrm 2 Be home located on COi'· ner lot with 2 auwnable k>em. Tot.ally up&raded tMlout. Aaking $122,500. ()pea HM Sat/Su.o 12·5. 14'1'2 Comet e---I /.:.' It , . . r \/ ··l.'ld)fJ ti'' • • • don osen r•··•.' ''r' 1213 N. COASr HWY LAGUNA BEACH 497-4848 MESTUD-in the qwet canyon ovef'lookinC the aea. A dehghUul mulU·level home with drama Uc eo· t.ertalo.u>g spaces U>clud· ang a whale walchlna tower, 15' bot tub • playroom. Owner flll&OC· 1Q&. S325.00Ct HOMISITL. ... for special people. 1 lot or2· cnaie a miD1-esta~ overioollinl the coulllD<e in a secluded Coast Royal settio1. Owoer fiMnrina. $145,000eacl\. SUITU.- ... elecance, aetta..ity Ii sopblstlcaUon . A dramatic 2 Br, 2 bath home in the Nottb End. Sold fully furai1hed. Rady to move ID cw used as a 1uauner rental. '275,000. ~-=-lll,_.IOA!i 1714• 494-1 I 77 "'°' ....... f'aat HUc flaaacia1 available with tbl9 ...... ly D1W n1COaa I Bdrm home. Natlll'•l woocb aad 1lau tbruout. ac-..t ldCdieD, .,..., .-otoeeaa ad .W.,. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~=======] grrom 2 deekl • 1 ... -------· "1n ·~ ',f .. { { f ,. t , ~ ' J l .1, I\ ' , don ose>n . r/a1aL &n;-.;,. 'Of McNab lmne Realty FO~EST E OLS ON ~ ..... w ... ,,_..._ WiMI loat Dodi Speda1 mp ttory Plan 1 .......... s;rembelt in dev. 1175,000. l' .• ,,~' ' f<« 't It I: i, v-i:),P :·'.1 '.ti:\ f, f,, t, ,114 I UDOISU SI00.000 HAllOl llDCH Ocean. mt.n 6 li Pt vu., 3 Br. llbruy. fam rm, aitnwn w /W aterwheeL Good auumable lou. Open Hie S/S. '40-12115 9 Coventry Bkr. NICI ..UCTIOM ~utely beat value JtlaUyated NU.er. 3 Br, patio, bu1e separate ,_. qrtn. Xtra l&e lot ()pea Ho..M every day l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I Ulla week. l to S PM. --------• az:s.ooo lirm. 223 Via UDO Newport Tern.ce Coodo. l t b. ca. B" r . s m Ith COlll • CMAlb8 111mt Id.I. below market llleyu.l40-53S7 Qolee buy oo Lado witb 3 bdrm .• 2~ ba .• cmn11-...;;_.-------1 bey veiw. TJua 3 bdrm up1radn. 955·110? or ftlK8 BUY home la imt.antJy appeal· 6"-Wll. ...-u i.na 4' aa too Sood to tut. swr.ooo. 4 bedroom. 2.... Call today -tomorrow bath lri·level. A.aaume may be too late. ~%ban. Wal.It to beach •pool. Call Tom Gollier. Seveft hlMMIU>1 sbona&e 846-9200 Hedh1l I ~.Plkalty 1;·;:~ :-:~011 predicted 1n Oranae 1---------1 County Secure your G.I. i--------•I benefits and act im· mediatay ..... Secllis & AHOC. c.es....,su OPIMHOUSI S.T&SUfeAY 1-5 IOM5SIOAD c.e-w11a vn Ocean. harbor and bruthtakmg s\lmeU are laid out befatt you from Uul ~ 3400 sq ft. J Bdrm otfennc. A few ot ~ many features •n· elude a s umptuous master bedroom swte With aauna. roman tub and ffparate e1:ercu1e rm and a Jrd story v~w· mg loft. Out.sa~ as a secluded spa and swi- deck and 4 car garage with camper do<w. Mon features l6nd details available b y calling 644-'TZll Sensibly pnced at $510.000 wtth reason•· ble 80% finaoc101. UOO.loed 644-7211 UDO ISLE <lBr 3Ba 2 Cri>lc '!'! 2 story St to 1t. $379,900. Pnced MASTRNCI forquacksale. By~r. OFDISl6M ._871-!!!!!!!z:a!!!!.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!f Top area · builder's own i= home oo beaut.du! Lido PANORAMIC VIEW Bayfront, sandy beach. ~· docll. fin • trades. be opt.. Owner 714f67J.1003 IASTILUff Bnm. 3 Br 2 Ba home Lr1 y rd. Owner will carry at 11',., .. ~ • /2f1"!t. d•n Sl89.000 Im· tmculat.e. 752-2W7 Alt( NEWPORT S HORES Walk to beach J Br 2ba. oom.lot. Done an bnck & cedar, darlJnR ' SUS .000 by OWMr Comm poob & \alD1S '31 21.S 7 lO !ltt Durl.ll two 2 bdrnu S(ep5 to ocean .ti channel A !i· Isle S uperb custom quality aod deslped f()C' elega nt living. 3 bedroom. family room home Professaooally and tastefully decorated. A true showplace + bay VleW from lJvmg room. Every lWtury amagina· bW!. nie perfect home for a p e rfect couple. 85.000. (.tM , /l;,Jtl(l/./J,y 7'»-0760 aumable In al io•.,•; IUYHOW! <JWC 2nd lJOtl.JO.., 40!..h Hett's your chance to St. Sl97 .000 Owne r purchase a n elel{ant 1_1Al!.m1..;;___.0..._673--0887 _____ 1 home an e1:clw11 ve Dover By Pacesetter Homes Elegant 5 bedroom. 4 bath homr now W>der ooo.strucllon Oulatand tog cwst.om featurel> an elude large mast.er sw~ with h ydro ·wh1rlpool ;etted tub, f onna l duuoi room. aarden room. custom fireplace w 1th convenaUoo pit. 2 car prage, 17'•311' pnva~ doct wtlh wat.er 6 elec UDO ISLE' 111 ... t see• Shores area. t"ioancin& as a breeze. 760-'50 I 960.5510 tnc1ty. Some optiooaJ a..om coot.emporary 3 cok>r selectaoo poaa1bk bdrm, 3 ba den or 4 durtng coastruclioo --------bdrm an MINT cond Pnced Sl .•. 000 BY OWNER J bUt (rm Beam ce1 tiois, dbl Of'Bf SAT·SUN ll\lrl. D\IPAa 3 fr 2 bdrm. fattplare ~tweet1 LR a. 1·5:00PM auv.me $120.000-9.95~ Ir& ~P 0 R 45' lot 800 Harbor bland Dflve loao. OWC 2nd ~D 0 W n e r I 8 r 0 k e r Newport Beach Sat!S&&o 12·lpm J.33.-MUI $318.000 Terms. Open LACARll llEALTY Carol Hoff. Agt,131--0094 Sl. t4 8 MH•U or Help. Holae Sun t s ___ _ 77M064 Shown by appoaotment ll Sell 847.fGll 0 C E A. N ,.. R 0 N T Llltl-...... ....................... 1152 1---------1811 Canyon lwnhm~. DUPLEX ~...... IHJ IAl.COMY elegant, or Npt Ctr. 121,000 income. 2.580 II!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ ••••-••••••••••••••••• IAY YllW Fasluoo bl. t.noJstyacbt 1q ft corner lot ~.000 "' «is Coldwe_ll Banker SOUTH LAGt.IMA OCEAN ROMT Like rare diamonds to own a home ri~ht on the sand. Charming three s tory home ... $78(),000. OHE Acal OCEAN VIEW ESTATI Beautiful custom built 6 bdrm .. 7 bath home. 50' pool, room for tennis court, larj!e private grounds with lus h la ndscaping. Take over existing financing. $925,000. A'B'"OM TO nAVB. Excellent terms o rrered on this luxurious 3 bdrm .. 2 bath villa located in privat~ gated community with tow maintenance, private beach, tennis and pool. Gourmet kitchen. separate dining room, elegant master suite. Mountain view. . .$260,000. A COLDWELL BANKER CO. 499-1320 831-()836 ,,., hdfloCoaattfwJ. ....... Ugun. «51 Coldwell Banker Cowwa&. MMIP HAS MCW9 To lta new permanent locatioa In South Laguna and la now lntervlewin1 experienced Real Estate aaleapeople to fill the few remalnlna vacancies. Ir you bave a de1tre to work for the lar1eat dlvenUled Real FAtate =any In the na.Uoa, plea.e ~•ll e Rlce It (71f) -.U30 to arranae for a conOdentlal lnterview. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER A OOl.OWIU. .,_.... 00. 499-1320 831-0836 ............ 0......., . ..... a.Fl Exclus ive Penins ula clut:a.2Br +deo.21,1t8a '42-T194,S7$-0Sl_6___ f8ATE SAi.£! Point• bdrm. 3bath, Oc· A ss um ab I e loan . SOMERSET 4 br, + ~n. a.ipMid ooJy 4~ months. Sl!l6.000 0wnr &40-4328 •-lot w1 " 8 ,,., ... .,...If Larae uaumable loan + ---------' .....,.. spa. Y A rare opportunity to owner will carry New ......... ..._. _owner __ a..o. __ sl_44 ____ , cash "'on the Buy of construction. Easy to SlSA.tiao )OW' lile. 2Br. 2Br & lBr ahow. $315,000. Owner Reduced to $179.IOO. 3 Br l.o ISi.i urutJI with 2 car garage" aDJllous -Want&otfer! prdea type, owner attJl· LUXUmOUS HOME f11'e9Lace. Best offer over IOUI. ()pea HM! Swi 1·5 $1S0.000 t»kes 1t ! Bul call ~im or~~ Udo Isle ba)'froot 4.5. lot HwTy• Redhil I¢~ Re.1lty I '-;:; ~-: ;111 I for awl-A#-. w/4/5' pter. Slip 4' many other amenities . Call o.t'-To... mw to see Uus Wllque JONES REALTY """!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I vllla Balboa 2 &r. praperty. 67~210 ----= a:B-2900 ISl·IOOI For aale, Bil Canyon. BY OW""ER D f\l ·l I h d l 0-~ Rl·.1ltv I'" ;:;1111 DOYRSHQtFS FIHIST Newport ~wr Plan 3 n • over Broadmoor. ~ from Sbore1 old fubioned Jlvln1 rm. fountain, house. with New p.Jebo lovely 2700 sq ft En 1tud cb a rm. Oak 1-!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! .uium' model. ' BR, 3 floors. paoeliog. 3 BRr= Be, 2 fpk 's. and 3 car Dm.000. S4l-40eil 1ara1e. Leased lll H•llOI-.. 10/lSllO. Aak1A& l550.000.' 2Br, 28• Coodo, eaec Prine only pleaae. home, hi&hlY upsnded. IALIOAIS&• .. Jmt hated 4 Bdrm family home w1lh view . MQt,vated seller Lge lot. 1.115.000. 1209 Santiago Dr. Open Sat/Sun. PM. IYOWI• 'TM-SJl.lm; S~ spe ctacular views. ... to So. Bay. Charm· me 3 BR, IMC (am.Uy rm, ~ ba. pat.lo, 3 carport, IClilld cond. $37S,OOO. WW c:oo.aJder fioaoc101 at ~. FAMOUS MIWPOltT =·=--:rys~= llS9•1CI ev•. J.OW'9.m.fi80 IACICIAY SPAMISH --------1---------------- CHASM fOol, Hot Tub, VolJeybaJJ OJul1.. 4 bdrm. + Maid's room. Price rediacUoo ... 000. 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W-... a.-1 I•, Hll14. ft. tyn Altoe -:':...~llltt 6 llataoU bdnna .. 2 batba, °"'*' m.anapr botne • OCEAN VIP _ .......... ••••••• Zbr~ba · · · · · ··· .... CllCL Aall14J·5m. · ••-. ff111C .• ~atlo. Prtdt or l'VOOl for more Wllt•. ~Bdrm.. famUy nn. pool i:-i 2Br. Da t......, lbrZba ............ trat' ••U•OOI c:::..':!.::.r:~ =~-:t.-.,::~::::. ==:-=·OD~ ~~~~· :;.~. ~·2CS::r =~ :~~~ ............ ~~ Oil )'DUI' o.n.pvt t boa.••••••••••••••••••••••• ey! E.aceUeolaaaWMbte ae....wtthboma•barn: t55·1UO aya, •tt· •br~ba .......... - COUIM w /111 aea view ol flevwal eoodoe. M'-aioo Loan. 822$.000. Owner· Sll0,000. Terma avail.a· 2br. lba boue, clean, eYt9 tmH~alH lrom lh11 Vllla1e. UC. Some aaeatlD-8313 :!9·town . Commeriul. =:::.~~!=4!;. .-... ---..,.--.-.._.---J-24_0_, 2!!.!!_ J 8 r, I ba 1 fonmr model homes. 33.000 Ml· feet 00 mal.o pets. -.so. f73.'11D5. ••••••••••••••••••••••• a_.._ bolm. Jac""1 J·JBdrms. Occ11pancy : l'outde1aewiita.2 BcU ... -..... ...... 7 ....... r-. aeaaoubdrm,famrm• wt\h ~ encl Lau&. z Oct. 1. tit OOO.SM $00 ... _,, -~ .... ~ P •t.oraae ap.uts, uay "-· .,_3500: • · Ba ea. with cuacea other R·2, R·J, R 4 11 New z Bdnn, z ba, z car deD. (1725 mo>. h&.ab dA landtc:eptoa. NMr R50,000. c:ommerical propertin carace. bakooy, frplc. cq,U, 2~ ba, cedar " ~1~ •• pool, tennb JUST l LIFT available. Alao. Jl.1 lMlllJOmo. Eve5Sl-493 ......_ & bib to ocean. -·... .... lm d ..1 '" u Seven new unlta wltb atteaie avaJlable. Dbl car pvt 1ar, fWJy ... -•-'-· me OC• out ........ u.at hlU'I')' lo fireplaces, many e:atru, For further inform4Uon. 2br. lba. washer •dtyer, mal.Dt. yd. Adult.a, ~< .~·.JN10.!00 &«ma. t.q tbeM ti.t priced 2 • --........ ..-nice patlo. 1450/mo, P'lll· •-w~ at 52'1 1.lth <714) ·--3 Bdrm Coodol. Secu.nty -·000 ~"'-~ St. 714 ~l •-===='===~~-:::::-:~:--; pte.PooUiapa. a.,McC........ Swma..e...... yearly. 645·2375 dya, · • · --------; •r&ll llltW LaPJ)a Bcb. Tr .. aure UMAI llA.LTY 541.7729 2319Spnog5lreel 675-1638eves. WALK TO PARK Univ. Park. 2 Br.2ba •u.t ll(.W llJaod. Ola 2Br t 'uJan , ... 7712 Paso Robles Half Block To Beacb! IAe new. apaclou 3Br. do. 2 car gar. '515/ ... ESTATE •vad. Pvt heh as pool CaltlorruA93+46 Corolla del Ma r . 3 LUl.b lat1chc•p1n1. de· Ph~ 4 Omaiderlae. ••3ICll CONDO Turtlerock Viata. ltu-o.C.-IX er... llOSt ZJS.7710 Bedrooma +Den. Leue. sluble ne11hborbood ---------~ "Port Royale" r----------1 Plua model. 3 bdrm. 3 $40$.000-SlOO.OOO do. Rancho San Joaquin d I , 8 ,._ _______ -! Be-....o. G .... .,.,ION BEACH No Peta. Children O.K. neet"acboola•1boppin1. prime'--toplevel"-A-. mo • o roadrnoorr ...... F.R Pnme vi-loc. Ola> area. ary, agt. ~ -1 ••--l •s ""' ............... a~ n...1--,.,_ ....... ......,. x •3 c:.-lo ~ b br--"" Broker. 7:;u..9100 -ID>. nuu avai : .. r. with ""ll coune v•~. 2 -.VW. llomes. 4 DCl.tUl EXCITING Near lenn11 " swim-;J,,._,., i ... 830·8937 ~ ...,ac ..... nu ---------1 28a. ume area. similar ..., ...., lnchad.lq eJqant master • • -1.... Deluxe up•rades. Pnnc. ooJy. uruque arcb1t«t 's design LUSK Harbor Vu Hilla 3 features : 1625 /mo. bdrm. den, frplc, 2 bi. 3 aaa~ with Roman tub, .._.... --i---------V1ew borne. San Otego n-2 ba f I 1 patios. S7SOmo. 75'2·91188. -•---' w_ ...... _...__ .... S~cW.., Owner/Broker $239,500. WAM110 ..... . am rm. 11> c. HURRY ! 147 ·1822 or ---------..... ns-. _ _,,...._,, ..... •-·-.1-.... ,_ d-" --. ......, n...... ..... 1• b area. ~autifully •P· vaulted cells. beaut -.IMO. ..,. ,,_ ft' .... ,_1 ocean vtew balcony, ..,.,.,_,. ..~ up,:ra cu u•..-.......,, .-..... o~. uyer. apta. polnlfd 2 Br 2 Ba ard / bo t ".......,....,, 1.,, ""r• ~.,. ~ tlepnt livi.q room with r~ WesHt 1"11omenl. 20x60, DiC"SI. £Mor HB. ask for 811J s:Mt.000 ~s~ 1:'..~',~· ~!."1~2 --.. -_-bouse ___ 3B_r_+_f_a_m-i car gar, prvt yrd, no minored recessed aolf1t u.guna 1 cesl S 1100 .... 1·1866 WINDEMERE RLTY ..., •. •u;..JV ....., • ....,. ''° ,,,,_1 • pets. SSSO mo. Lse, d ul It I star park, corner lot 1---------or~l61 rm. kids • pets OK . . ~'" I t·• '• 1·V.(-\f•'•·11\ .... 1 1 I I an eitq s e c rysla w/large patio ania. Air •••··~··••••••••••••••• 19 U...alTS 1·454-1126 rroo/rm. 2 mUes to bcb. _SS&-0253 ___ . _____ _ !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!9 dw>delier and fireplace, B build d 1 " ---------10\amuog 2br. 2ba. nu fW8.ST19 v\eworientedfonnaldin· cond -ooly $27 .500. /.i er.new upexes. Costa Meaa. OWC w1lh fnJOY hfe In beautiful l to I ti llttD ---------1 --------- 5 BB Harbor View home. lDI room with second (JK.5029) rat owner deprecia· 20% down. Full price RedWOOd Tt'ff Country. ~.' ~~/ ~8va~i ':.wy 4 Bdrm. 2 ba+fam rm. T•illtock ... slra lie c• de aac k>l. fireplace, ultra modern Udo ftcrt& lion. San Clemente, llOO 000 17 units Ware ror residential or bust· ~or833-S344. L.«e baclL yard. RV ac· &ec.lt•e "-111e.a. .,.. . ..,.. Owar. kit cben. Be au t lfu I 197 • T r a v e I e z e ocean view· SllS,OOO 2 edrui. Thla property oessopptys cootact cess. '600/mo 840-5504 ~naatlonal View .... IJ'OUDds with lar1e brick w/cabana. out.side patio ea<'h. 968-TIOS. 7?5-0123, baupeodable. Settles 1eti1ty Cameo Highland!. 4800 ---------1 Dramatic New 3 br. 2 i..; LIDOJSLEBYOWNER patioandspa1nsecluded & garden. Diahwaaber, SJ6.0l33,S36·9374· 4-PL1X POloaJt' Sw-reyDnve.4br.fam1· Beach walk condo. 2br ba, 3 car. total New•\bellarket atrium. Orte red at disposal-frost free Dana Poi.nl duple:a-2Br + Costa lies.a location. 3 Mil • Ca. 9555 ly rm. den. pool. sauna. +den. spa, jac. pool.II. No amenltiet, tennis, PQQI, O,.ffauaeSal/Sun l·S N.19.000. Frigidaire · French Cam. rm. 2.,..Ba. $450,000. Bdrm 2 Ba. Owner w111 '" 1 Open Sun 12·4 . Agt pd&. '575. 840-3936. ::h.~mo. 752·~.,. ltr, 2111Vlalleatoae,~,OOO 71.a731 3111 ~~otrbe _ ... ~I vider ',_,2 OWC. Agt. Ronald E. carry at 10% ror4 yean •. (Wof Shih 675-5930. u.,_,, ____ Harbor area. Omner/••eatl73-4.111 ... • 0 -•1es cv.a, corner...,., Soderling & Assoc. $5.5,000 down. Full price pta-t, 2600 ,.__.., .. ..,. (H\)4536) ...._. Costa M.sa 3224 Nwly ~r•Led Lrg. W,.IERNONT ~,1,. cLASSIC ~. S2QS,OOO. Yearly income ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2Br. 2Ba. fonnal dining. IMG4.ISH TUDOR · S311>. Very Appealing, all major appliances. Air! lmpress1ve (6421' fee. .... -IUHOME $20,0000. Tenants pay Bnnd orw Las Vegas. frplc New kitchen New caatom bome ,.._ EASTSIOE UUhUes. Nev sinale ram•I> ••3B1'.2baCoodonrS. w/pier Ill float ror 30' ~ SALIS Tn-plex. New 2 Bd 2 Ba. e homes Now 3 ,•atl ror Cst P\u.a Pool. spa Gas Laundry. extra lrg. rear boat. Wal.Ir to Lido shop-2705Harbor,Ste206·A beautiful 2 Bd 1 Ba PR€STIG€ tease option . only pd. U95. 751 6 166, yard. S650/mo Dys pin&. ~.ooo. en-till REALDTAR 540.5937 +bach. unit. Kfy loca· _ I HOME:~ S600/mo Call now . _759-0'll __ 1_. ______ SJ6.7s.2:8oreves 840-426D. Renltmes 631-4.SM A#. lion! $192.500. Ask for 702-384-3464. R.obertMUliken. 631-1266 Real Est.lite investments ---------3 81', 1 ba. 2 car garage. Supe.r48r, 3Ba. 3 car Rat. Deenield 2 Br + den pat«> hon.! A/C, comm. P«¥>1 + leon1s , completeJy palnt.ed & clean. Ready for youog executiYe {anuly S650/mo. Call Fred G1bsoo Re/Max . ~9400 VERYUNUSUAL NEW MODEL dbl expan. 3333\\'.CoastHwy.NB Wt11wf1..tCOlldo Adult.sooty. 2188Qinyon grcktr wtr,S87Smo.Jul.te By otrner. Luzurto111l•-MU-•ST-S•B.L--l•Y-• do,C.M.Adltsover4S,no 64$.6646 $79.950 •8. Dnve by ss.20/mo 846-0809.842·7461 a.do, 1SOO aq ft. 2 full JULY IST pets. S18 .97S set up. ClosedSunday w/U' sl.tp, Se&tlle. Wa _~ __ 7009 _______ 3BR,OWMrsurut,lgefam balbl., all ammeoitlea. (2456). J & J 522-4080 REALTORS Vu. seU1lrd 559 1833 KIDSrETS ()I( rm. formal d111 rm, bltns. Foll security, auume 10% DOWN I 0 UNITS f pl 2"'2 ba N S6SO mort. No quallrying, Assum e loans, no '70 Tratler home E.SIOEFfXBl d a.d&t* E SID Spacious c. opets ...,_. __ n...-nepllvesror2 yn, 3Br, w/cabana. 1 BR. adults. 2 units. ooly 15K doWTI Xlnt East.sa e C M loc 11:..~ 2100 Townhouse, garage. rm 898-Sl.29 --· ...,,....n. R be · Bach Uruts. J yrs old ..., _ _,.. r d · S595 631..Q686 2~Ba condo-2,000 sq ft. Harbor Bl .. Costa Mesa. Ast for o rt M1Uilten Xlnl cood. in.side & out ••••••••••••••••••••••• ence . patio. ------ ---------.i (1 yr new). Reduced to 19500,673-3826 631-1266 Must see. $450.000 Mission Hills Country 642-~l0.646-4&48 =-~=~£~~~~!18!S!,!00!.0!.~6!42!·!6!9!9!1~or~ _On_MA_N_e-~-1-M-~-,p-~-!ns--·-ul-a-.' •1-:-~,...~-rJ1"1~..r1,..~·· -~---~-'A_g_e_n_t_644-·9990--or a~~~ ~~; 2 ~u: 2":: Co. 4 bdrm 2 ba ram rm Su.per dean Near part & schools Avail an Jul} 11th. 1675 mo 968-3042 Beaulful 4 Bdrm e,.x . ecuuve home. Pool a.ad spa in Northwoc>d Vil lag e . Asking aJ0 I rm Ca II 5.s l ·2000 ~C~·~ll6~l~or~494~~-38~7Z~--J•--------.. Bay local.ion wilb bea\.tt. ___ R_E_AL_T_O_RS __ _....10% On on income pro. Sl31 ,000 f1 r st T 0 dD.W•4n.. 1anhdl & 4 Br 2 Ba. S62S/mo Near • •y CONDO beach. Adult community *-ho-r~, 2000 perties, prof managed 9-7/8%. Value $266,000 ,_tio.. 979-3376. beach. lrg yrd. 962-2.802, T ... ockVt.w Beautifully upgraded Madison model 1n Turt.Jerock Vista. 3 Bdrm 2 full Ba. vaulted ceil· mgs, w/all day frplc ,in bv1ng rm, J patios !WI}. S8S01mo. Ask for Jecy. li31·1266 ------· HADORRIDGE Award·~ "J>ynu. ty" model wllb Panoramic Ocean View. 21C0Yeutry OpenSaLASUn. l ·S Owm/Brb' 758-107I ·------ .,,_ 2 BR 2 ba. Call Jo-Ann ••••••••••~~=•••••••••• Jason Braun 67~5500. Want lD sell or trade for .;._ ________ , ~ + loot Ir Sit, Doran, Agt 851-9522 le•-equity tn Npl or Laguna 2 Br. carpel, small yard. --------- Nice 1 Bdrm, 2 ba Condo Fo.oD -· 6 NEW UNlTS home Wllh view & yard, small garage. No pets. Super ruce 2br condo wath with underground park-COZVlBRE.xpando. ThesC!won'l:lastwithon· E.s1deCostaMcsa Doug I a l.I H onig , Must have references. reCng. conve nient to log in this beautiful Nr. Hoag Hospital. ly Sl4.000 down on ea<'h AGT. 642·13SS 714/973·1191 I Owner> 1375 mo. ut & last + SlOO frwy & shoppuic. M2S building with fU>e securi· Space rent $146/mo. building. They are close deposit. 646-5637 5'51 1814 ty. Elevators and pool. Agent~ on break even. Call now. Industrial lot. 18th & ~&toh --------- Beat price in town.• ~ ~~ Placentia. Ready to W..ted 2900 NEW 4br coodo. nr S.C BEAtmFUL HOUSE &. $175 000 "All ·c ... to build. Ma rk Howard. ....................... Plata •12s. All •m· SPA. t au to beach. 4br, ....... ,· . ..,.. qw .. M 011 LE H 0 ME TI4·""'4100 ...... ~E/~-. • -• Whela _. ~ vr11_.. mellllles. Pvt pat.Jo. No 2ba, fam rm, dm rm. Sl.0000. n •-PL.EX want.ed.Agt .~ pet.1.ZU.377-111158. frpl. super close to 2 NICI MOllLES =0t,!!~::i~~: Real Estate Good rental area of Sao· .. ..,.h 3 Br nfw condo. ~ ~c!';°J! n•e :~o~~·::: REALTORS IAYFllOMT (14840). ---------1 ta Ana. All 3 Br 2 Ba. ln· Walk lo Coast Plata l.Q;l-O:IZ3~ l-4.93-4221. RANCHO SAN JOAQOJN LOOKIM& lftljoyallt.bebeoefltso( llAUTlfUL 8UNITS,S266..SOO.lorome come $19,800. Owner ,_.Med Pool. Jae . f93 ·S064 OntbeaoUcourse--view fl0tl~7 amil.tiondollarhomefor TllrLIW1DE $28.500. OWC . Fast m~lc:ooo<'adrry Faulll ll'iO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~5054 Beacbs1de Bhas! I br! atla.ke.38drm.2Jev~ls • ....._ ....... JC-1 ... 6 only $170,000. Top El Toro, JBr. 288 . escrow. Seller allllious. wJ,..,, wn. pnce ........___11'-d 3106 ws• Cozy Cottage• attached dbl garag'e . ._.,.....-,-6 "'-• pa•._ e•cellent ..... 6410290 Sl75 000 -Pnme East.side l bdrm. 2 "'-pla-1 c•-~ to bch c.-rcood. _,, mo.-"r· .a.-vr-•l..L..a..L....-...1 •-'-,..,n ....... A custom tbruout "6' • ' · ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... " '"" """"' .......,. ....,., .... _ ... __ .._.... lease and a "top or the ~ PR€<TIGe d ba rt.replace, large yard Allapplc lS489>fee ly Agt 642-s.200 Remodeled 38R 3ba. Jtne" Royal Custom (.SG4584}. JUSTUSTEO > ~Bay Front uplex . PE-I OK . $750 mo . Reotlmu 6314s.ss ---·------ Dellt to beach 6 peeo-Lancer double wide with II.ACM HOMES 4 Unh.s Santa Ana. b~ak I HOME:~ ~12l~a~a~~JY~:::e~ Gardeoer. 631·1532 L..-leedt 3248 belt. 3 bdrms. 2 baths. alll L....-•.i. Pk. fVeo. All 3Br Uruts very no• .. Suaunrr B~! JBr $495 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WAit •eaTON builtms, storage area. Under $18,000. (CK6027) Io w rents . 0 WC Real Estate 12. Jul~ 19 thn.t Aug 9 & Older 2Br. lg lot, cpts. Jog t.obeach' KJds OK! 48r, ocean view. yatd. IEALn etc. Must see to ap-Call. W/$40,000dn. $1.SS.000 Professionals Aug JO thru Sept 13 drps. SSSOmo Huge yard 184761 ftt Avail. now. S795 fino. C II t 4 Un WesLm111ster , OWC. 3333 W Coast Hwy, NB $800/S900t per wk At.so i~l R -....luES 631~ !157 t900or64().9345. ,72-ttC:' prectact' a o .st'eor TIJIJOISE ISe 14 Lh June <:.I''"" --OM.--Y-S-1-1-9-,5-0-0--' formoreinformauon ~.~YJ:.e ~{tz.~~ 6':; cfo!!;~~:ay ~.a.J 1981 P:or Sl~tS\200 Huge older house. share VACANT, J Bdrm. ILJds tis OCEAHYIEW ~ MOllLE MOBILE Les Barnhart ~.-4475 or perl]l(I 760-\977 w t?. people . Space, pets OK Fenced yard. Exciliog tri-leve1'? Best 1Mzy ln belgbta ror ,_;"' & lN!eS w IS de D ... _ d th thislove'u bome •/pool. ln beauuruJ city owned 972.15n ......,l~ ditlM• 3t22 pnvacy ' $.Si5m> 962-4471 ....... m .. en w1 . many v ~n,. B y VlEW 2 e HOMES p, 2 I 00 or bus. No ludstpeu. uneruues, 1n a s '11:r 963-5671 ,_.. A r 2 1-J ••••••••••••••••••••••• I~ ba bulllins & • Utr° CM 12 UNITS ..... 7.':............... S!SCl + ullls. 1st Ir last +mra+• location. $900/mo e. ou't. Xlnt 1;:~: and 972-8421 2 Br's, pool. $499,000 tRVlNE TERRACE 3 UOO. Days: 752·75'21. ext Hc.-bos 3242 AvaiJfurn. ' priced at $125.000. ''!~~~~~~~~~ w/lo dwn. Owner being I OF THE IEST bdrm. with ocean \•1ew 283 ....................... Walarf1 owl HoMts 1: transferred. Prin only. 14 Urut industrial proper· Avail July Isl SIOOO ---------1Spectac ula r view oq Ille. 631 1400 MEL FUCHS ,~ ........ 6754120 OPIH SUHOA Y 1-5 4 Alua, 2 Br, $39,500 43 Freemont. 28r ~.500 :n Drake,1 +den S23.SOO Jelf 673-48Gt ty centrally located 1 644-9806 HURRY' WON'T LAST water, 2bdrm. den. 2 ~.. • block from downtown •-1e--a. 3141 J !\eparate houses. ulll ba . Townhouse. pool, ja<'. wtut.e water view J+ br O~ER t La O '-g _,,...,_ _... I 1 B .._,.. one 2 sauna. leruJls rou.rt.s. I yr • • "'" MCOME euna. wner as.1.11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• m<' ooe r . ..-v. old $850 Bob LJunlo 2.,.. ba, frplc. 4 decks, E'~1de C.M . d.uplex. :5..i!:;'tll S7s.6100 Beautirully de<"orated 1 Br S485 ooe 2 Br w1gar ~ new c rpt. S975 lse. Pride or o~nersh1p. J Br m cs Br 111 den. or:? Br. ocean ~ Cluld OK. oo pets 963-tailor497·2844 SEE RUSS NELSON owner unit. Sl35,000. Loh for Sale 2200 V\I. avail now lhru Ot-l lst & lasl SlOO dep Avail CORAL CAY atLidoPeninM/JlPark PnnconJy.Agt.546·2978 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 15 t"rpl<'. s undfck . 71l.548-0UJevesaft6 MalD Charu>el4Br3Ba. Spectacular ocean view Cootemporary 3 bdnu. 2 ba rm. rm .. 2 fireplaees I an M bdrm . balcony. Dramatic home. Avail \mmed Only S950 mo 640-6414. 700 Lido Park 1117 Bayfront 2 Br 184.500 See Helene Allison HUNT ICH Mono &y-0eean vu lots ~!a\~~· ~labo~ti:S: aean 2Br. yd •gar, 3200 !'>q ft Spa. 60 ft . NrLaltePark Crom S2990 , walk lo-~ 1 • .,..37~ , mo .. ad.lts.nopet.s.2390 dock . s2100 1 mo bea<'h. terms avail -u ... _.. Elden 213"2875.53S. 6u.ih ...• $125.000 661-M.21 h --------· All 2 bd.nns, mJ to bch. L.se Ot-un view OrM1 BeauUful.J modeled 3 WATERFRONT 2Br. 2Ba xlntcoad. LAGUMA IEACH Sl400 Open H~ Sat & Br2 Ba~ oearOCC bomr. so· dock. dlbl itar. l .... 1si4'0llldtatty Ckeanview lot S3S.OOO Sun 100Ctuqwta"'94 S880 It f J J ·~l-Ol5S ~ Aeross frm b<"h cl ub L*forftt 3155 142-4114 140.5027 Notmanylen•eau leach 116' ;..~ . . s1soo mo. lse. (213> ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ask for J im Wilson Dodo Moulton ••••••••••••••••••••••• 582-JlTI CUle 3 Bdrm. 2 ba. co.J• P A&EAHT 1..1. u 00 ISLE by week. oc STILL LC>o.IM&1 Gof'l--eous--28-r-ZB-a -$450--! __, try lt1tch. dining rm, 'IH-0791 m>nlh J111t remodeled • We"Y• ~ h•d 2,stor)•, Garage patio bluns. fulJy landscaped. br. 2 ba Walt to beach.• y_.Mew H-K.tds/PetsOK! (~)fee cul·de·sac. club tacit. LOTS OF LOTS club& tenrus 67~161 ~ 1 RENTililES 6ll-4SSS ~Imo. l yr lse. Av•il 3 Bdrm 2'fJ Bath each $70K to SZJSK °' ·· July PP 714/$81·9882 ,· ~!:.~7e:i=& ~':u~ Xlnt. vie-tn • xlnt. a~u l••u_DO_l•A-Y•At0-•NT11111~ eowr?!: v!°!ciH! ~ ............ !!~.~ ..... VJ.to JU'I ble garage. Excellent ~~~~1=~ Oak All Areas fr Prices Woodbridge coodo 2 Br, ••••••••••••••••••••~V• FAstside Costa Mesa. --''---------1be ulti1N1te in prlvaey. Toehooee FTom' 1 pstio. IDdry no, lake " Olndo. 2 Br, 2 ba, near e 752-1920 l!iO+ mobile homt/coodo. view, eleaance. 2200 sq. R&n1MES ......, S500tmo. ,,._91876 late. ssoo f mo. o ~QUAIL A.!~~~. •~· 6 000 .. "-U _....__. l _.. cbildftn/pets. 75l~or ........ . sq. "·""' ece fL ............... aniwn. mpec· 631 ... 515 ,.. D-autlful Rancho San SitS-SlSS a. luge industrial part t'ably fumiahed 28r. den. ~--------1..., --------- cloee by. Easy frwy at'· 38•. dining w /vlew. 3 BR 2 Ba home. im· J08Qwn Townhouse on ceN. AU utilities. 31nc~· frplc l2$00/mo. annual rmculate Mesa Verde the goU coune, fant.asllc meota . 29%down . ~. ' view. 3 bdrm. 2YI ba .. Oran1e C-Ounty Realty area. 556-0CM9 pool II apa. $350 mo. 381'. 2Ba Fent'ed yard. A/C. Frplc. 1600/nat>. Avail: 7·19. 675-9546. ., lnc.542·3317.SanuAlla DBMSOOIRU~ Avail July 1. Call Mt .... .,.. ... ,.,..._. J~6t $10.000 DN ... ~ W IOp. ru l :JO ,.,,... ......,. Bil E. slch. lbr. kouae ~. ••••••••••••••••••••-• Co.,. J IJdrm home --------".. p 0 RT t' ••Detett. , .. ,. ..a•11 2be. -.so1mo. l46-TI7lor mUOOPARK •. •---e. •400 ""-• ....... ~C'W\. Beaut view. pool. pvt. wtwoo4 noon. 1t.a1nec1 B£ •cH PRIME ---..-6 --S7SO Prime s.1 Locat.ioa:-• ...... wood buraiDI D5A COVINGTON FOUR....................... ZBr. Adults only. . tceJbdrmcondo. At 1rp1c, nubd wood cell· 0 F F I C E PLEX Nr So. coau IRftA 1 ••SI U.faQll•.i ~.' ::~~~: ~l-CD63orm.ocT7. now. $1800/mo. Call · = ~~; :r SP •cE Pla&a, ~down, ~in· ~..... ••••••••••••••••••••••• micrCJWaYe. "ID bkvp. die or lake. rec. A.aD Doran • .\ll.151· ,ara1e, Tate our A tenet. Hot Item! New 2 bed.room 2 baUI ........... 3206 Mts-1795. 7Sl·Ul6; 4br, 3ba. •tri11m. UP· NO FEEi Apt. • Condo I a a a c ID I w IN O Mo•e '-'P to Newport home. MiHion L•ket ••••••••••••••••••••••• 154Z17 sraded. No petl. ev• • renta.ll. Viii• Ren L1wv1vo1 p p Cem.er, One ol Oran1e 2 DUPLEXES. cloae ln Country Cl\lb, GolC· JBr 3 n. f"'k,.,.tlo. ..._._.1341. f1S.4t1Zflkr. ~~"-ra..;k.. '1DG County'• most pre· CM. Blc yuds, lllnt tamla-poot Bealltlf•llY . .-. •r Yei t E'side t Bdrm. 1ar, fncd r ; va, eui/wlEads att1lous b11slneas •d· cood. PRIN. ONLY. Al}.. laocbeaped, no m.lo· ~-~ •:!ai~'::u ~ yTd. 00 peta. anil 711S. Rmacbo Saa Je»caulo0_2Bblt.' ,.. boet aUp, poeb, 6 . ..... ~.q.Nft~e~~:~ 7S2-mt:~uee -==~bboaaeRd. ;:.--~ldalltill.-.,,,_ ~ 1~:5°· 2295 mo 2:a:.· :; •. as•i . =· 1 blk. tobeach. .. •ULOO per ft., fs 1-800 aq. Prj• Newport P.UUW. l,._U._ Sprinsa tas .. tr 3207 . 4'W39 M0-4911 -A. a.c. otnc:. at Sl.25 J)tODerty. $ Wl11I 00.2 U347 .. 2S72 •••••••••••••••••••••• MEVD LIVED IN CON· Ccmdo 2 br.J per A. Natural wood 6 JoU. 308 Mt.b St. Sub~ P. Paint. s BR. 3 Be, CUil DOS. S BdnD, J~ be. W•~ SqSus. MS 1111. Wa!IE to bch, Ulr, 2Ba, brick ct.cw. Floor to ffll• to 10-11.xebaqe. RoMll· lllaaioe HUb ~ bollll, 1.-..uc loc. U100 S11L i..ue. A.alt for Lee. :....·..._1wlmdl. fpb. UM ot1pool A tbal 6 A .. oelato. a-. .. Iba flD, 714-551.m:I S»Cmlor.-7712 CIOllN •. ava J now, •• 11112 ...... __. 'Laa• ecmdo. _..... Euc .._ for r.. ID Tur· mo. yrl "t' 5G-5089 .,,_ U1Y Lo••IY Oceanfront J.1l".cWJBr.1\l&Ba~· pOOl••pa. ---~ •AMDMIW..-n On toll COWM. NUGO PWwwa FalllUYHome. ~le. $$50/mo. Av&U. U.Bock.Ar;_ ..,.Otl' Yearl1 I bdnD. lam 41JllMaat-.eoo, ftntT.D.t 711'. Val• Beau\lftal Fireplace. t.mmed.. lOTOTowohouM Ml ...... A .. ll ... -80. rm. Iba. bcMlle. V lOUntt .. UllllD,000 -.ooo, Want to ..U or Sta pi to Sh opt , Dr. C.11. 54t·4l'I o !Dchlded· Call Raeeb cloae to lbe beac CU1TQM 't Comm. froota1• Nt• New na.actn1 at 11~. l11ldt for eqW\1 Ill Npt. Rfttaurants • ICDter· ...,4. SU00/1110. 2000 Brok;trf7Mlll. I Mmi&.Orl hat& 0out Hwy. •1.1 JS.5/K,Audr•. ort.aawa..,,... ",....._ ...._at. Yur LMM. ~.SU· . ~£HOME ID 0..... PM Mr. '1111Uioe. Daa 11.mrtch. 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Open Home Sat .ah Waterfniat/S&bbury. • -~--rr llir,J~ta. I ....... Ill\ .... I t • tal ••11. Alao anU ...... Bob!Ml-7m. bakmly, lndry rm., all mdmk1Dcldatri1e.&1J 10-12. Mk for Carolyn mtlOO lbJe /Jl'eaubareJl>reon. ~ .-., l•,.o .• c •• u ..,..... Ct~•4 t wlattr rut•• UU) buHt·ina, som e wit h rec racll. Attractive. lll·DtO."-eoL We It.awe other •wn•r dolaca.tall ... UGO + _,_ 1 .-. • 6 ,..-. -.a cal lllldl.. ama.IJ, e>Wcr. cleu. • n cl o ae d I a r • 1 •. Avail. lmmed. moo mo. nd.ab available weetly. ~ .awu.. ~1J31 after ~I 8r. U• ~ • ....., or -.-r • lM .-0 mo/mo.. IDc utlll. 1mmed. oecup&~y. TSL Call Bob-l>a)"I ~ Oceanlraou Br. 2 ta.. ao· 'lpm • ftends. __...eel lot. R-... wood C • • • Jen~. Mp.au...-£v•562-J51l · ou&l leue. New peiot " t -'"" -• • • -----·----t carpel•. Urepl•c•. BeM:h. pootjacuu .com· Female room mate want· d9dal. pMjo. ~ dlt> Uibt '1!1~ J4ft ....._..,,_.... WALLACEST.APTS Wood!lrtctie CGDdo. 2Br. 171-Zlll. pWey furn 1tOlho, llOO ed. t.o 1hare Zbr, 2ba Nf'...._ f'rp lc, brtck -••••-•••••-• ~......,. NewlY decocat.ed 2 Br. 1.Be. ~r. okl. End unit. wt.Ml-1'Mt home on Balboa b l . ..U.. A•all 7/1, •1~ a ... DNrkC.Plua. APARTMENTS apt. 1 ba. S115. Small Incl. retrli. All rec. Zllr.a..trpl.q~y. ~tbebeach ln N Avallnow . .,....nes. .... Air~ Pool • 1pa. child OK. ao p ell. Cacllitlea. Attnctlve. be au o cean vi ew . ewport. ---------u••~v1-... .._,tm .... J~lat.to-J8r,2Ba $4$0 NS-4'll or ~ A·-" I d. lllOO/ 900/mo.175-9741. Weekly or moathly. 2 Prol. rap, ,,_..mot.er, ____,_ .,..., ._.. 381W wuaon e.:tl~ ....... mme mo. bdrm. or 3 bdrm. Kirk ahr 28 r dla a pt, ar DaY\ew XJot.watialL Forl1411l:Jbr,b ,W · · 18rE&IUide.1mallbul Call 8ob,da)"I :~. OC:IAMYllW Lamb,831.(JIOO. F aah aon h i e. NB . -Imo n• tM •• Nm c.do • El Nltuel ff.Alt·..,._, PUNi 1 Br $370 COQ w/loU of neat wood. ewis: S52-l51l . 3 br. frpl. crpta. ctrpa. '18Mlll BtautihlJlk'w/MJWMW, GoltC..-ApfilaKe9, Social AclMI,.. Do %Br JBa. 1470 IZI0.&&2-N.SOafter•Pll. Adult1 . Lse USO. lAC HUia, 1pac10U1 2br. --------- •• $0 mo •• "J.J 3lc, .t-r·.!!:· DO peu. -· tklO<•frM~Y 2Zi()V•,.•uardWay &..,.aleeclt 31• f73.'195(.1'71-1233. den. 2ba, view condo Male Roommate wanted. " "' - -8ruoch • BOO " • ....._ AdWta l bdrm. No pets -·•-•••••••-•••••••• Fu 11 y f u r o . N o ProfeeaM>Oal pef'IOQ de- IOee Pa<1H11 • Plu8 mote M0-9'216 t250mo. ~1. m Vtc Ooew:6oal l bdrm. S450 l bdrm. Ven.Illes Condo &m>bn/pet.& Avatl J uly sired. 3004 W. Ocean· Spadou wvla1! $360; GAEATAECAEATIOH. Adulta -NoPets. toria.SeeJoeAptf.4 per mo. Across from Good location . Full U tbru Ot't 30. $$85. front, N.B. en.3125 aft &, Ula, yard. 1ua1e. lrvtne Dwelhn1. Air' lemll•FfML_,,.. He:laJer"Pn 87S-l087. ucurtty. UOO mo. -~ S3l-4940 Wll .1"1 lllolt.15.SC>mo. ut last Stduded! IM21Hee. IPfO & P•O &hOl>I • 2 Spi.tdow apt. 2 br, IV. ba, 2tir2baimmaculale Gl·JtllEva. ' · --·-------• aooaec .• DO peta. ref1. Rasulm• m Ht-alth Clu1>&•5*ine pool. carport. pvt patio. uoosq ft fplc lodry l bdrm. ~ar the beach. 2 BR +. 1ls-s. S300 we8· Room mate wuted, own --• HydrOmHsage . lie pla,y yard. Ctuldreo diabwshreocl carssoo WAcada. 1325 mo. Call Walerln>nt/Vaew. Posa ly•up.Opea DaJJy. brand cODdo ---------•c:...-cloua 3 br, lh ba, Swommmg • Ooll ok ~mo Call~Oi2 ....._. l bdrm -. N room, new • Bdrm t ho ._ 011v111n Raoge • 3106GinaerS4CM400 544-S121S. .-.. · -· 0 87S.~10 S250/mo. 759-U.39 after S aepara e me tnble. Excel loc, 2 c • lotchea. 67$-8351 Spa\. •/Dnb view. Lee yard. pr, newly decor, $d5. BEAUTIFUL APTS: LoveJ.y z br. z ba lower L.rg lbr apt, S27$/mo mi0 tnekbt.t utils. Bach. . lBr apt B• lboa Pu. --------- G•rde a er aacl. Xlat .......... 1 .. Bob ...... 5'"11195• 1 & 2 Beo £•r d e" a Pt · N r · •v·" 1·mmecs. ............ 1 or Ouiet. Ad11lt, ao pets. Venaillea I bdrm. Condo. PoinL Qui t IBlk. _.,. • • .... v 1ooms • Furn11hed Ha ... _ •-H bo •.-7c " au -e area "'~·smoll:I"• female to ccmd. Avail. July 1. $1300. eves. &. Uo1\lml$hed. Mull au ...... ,.. ar7_';,, ... 32 o1. 548-9574. ~-Walk to beach 6 Xlnt location. Fu II to ocean or bay Will ac· ';";2 Br2 ba""apt w/aame. 19-1917 Agl. • Loving •No Pe1s • mo. 631-4'02or ...,...,, .. rbt. 213/48.2·3491 aec:11rity & amenities. COIDDdat.e I or 2 people. "I t· , __ . T0Mllla11e Moo111a Ope" Oa•ly nhs UL GIANT! Roomy 1 Br! 9900/mo 41¥'1 3506 1225/Wll A J J ul 12 "' amen1 tea. """'· tn BUJ1l'PS l0 e 4 BR 2 5ty ,.._,_ • • ~ 1525 9 •0 6 Npt Hits 1 Br tw e. c•--c_ .... "--·• ~POINT St·...,•-......... · vai · Y La1una Hills. Clooff t.o nr tennis ~lub •shops'. •• ::;: •• ~:.'.':......... ' frplc. ea.rage, adults oo erick~rpi;';,.~rd. 'S£.H. H . Aval~.::; 3br,2ba,.,.,bllltobch thruAua.Call645-42&. 1hoppin1, Saddlebacll: a:50mo. Agt.. 760-1211 Beaut. Spanish Twnhm ~'l:.~ment. pets 135.S. 63l-Sl03 Utll. patd. Pool /J ac. Mllllaee. Aft S · '9'7-4208. 963-8818 .,......_ ......,, 4250 Co 11 e I e • UC I · S48S mo. Open 12· Tasty. ...... ... W V' , _ 918-2ZJ8 •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• S:ZZS/mo+ 'IJ utJl. 770.9819 ,..~ ,..___._ Sat/SUn. 3951 McFadden. NewPort 8Mlch N. 28r, pool. garage, adults, "'-.Bldg,_ ... ($578) fee nuuc at.er iew . -., IJoj ........ ,...,.,. __ , _ 880 1rv100 1.1 u;1111 no pets. Quiet. s.4SO. ..,.,., --AM' Pool • Summer fun Ult.unate in Elegance S4.25 MAUI F to ahre wfsame Z bdrm Beaut. 2Br 2ba aplit ~-~848·2631 , eve (714)645-0550 646-03S4. RENTJMF.S 631..sM ~Goodarea EnJOy Lovely28r•Beacharea KapaluaRaort.2 bdrm 2ba H.B.nr G.W.C.$1k> ~el. lmmed. poss. No New......o a---h s. I ,, __ , cc•is , 0.....1 ~·-•. 1 ........ , f-2 ba Jae . 1n Condo rm>+ utiJM7-8891 ..... -1-"'--/"... ...,... -Luxuayuv1..ar-. S340 mo . Pvt yd " pvt new yucun. -) •ff TVUol rYU ~· ~... 12 ,.::....-. __ _. __ ,....,_.,.._0_.._..;:;._._1 1100161hSl<Oover•t t61M • "9 RENTIMES 63 RENTrMES 631~ Qr-eanview 213/470.32 W_..6_. n... b H /Cot tf lwllh Fa whlwd (7\41 642-8170 In quiet Adult Complu. I a r a g e • 1 B r • 1 ---------M/F ah.r 3 Br house ln CM . ....,.. .... ac ouse · ....................... SpaclOUS bachelor & l or cpt5/drps /slove/refrig Me rt leedt 3l6' Exq\u~y Youn• S370' Blg Bear cabul View 3 S!OO/mo. AONV.~~ tap w/boat slip. Large ...._,.._.. 3706 2 bdrm . apts . Dt1· 414C. Hamilton. 549-2042 ... ~.............. Walk to the beam AJI Br. 2 ba Xlot l«auon. ~v.v.+ ~?! '4'1J HRS. eDOUlh to accommodate h h f p I CaJJ wr J1173 39'uilboat AnnuaJren -••u•••••••••••••••••fu hwats was er. ire ace . L..t....-t-a p,a• ---IJ tLlbues paid' New AU ---------•nes to h f tal .... 800/StOOO,..r mo~ IAYROMT «.rU.fwwi1•1d c•the<tral ceiling. prv. llOIOl"Wl--r ow ,.. f&Wf"W IDIJOr apphanc:a' Paioi• lake Tahoe on No Shore. aplp :-7:1 Pe~~ ~ r-3 .,.~-2 .. _lbs N~I pauo. bakooy. pool. spa, Clean, quiet. 2 Br. 1 Ba. u..~ 1..,..,.., 1..... .._ ~ ... -Need now. Sha r on cou.T~ • .,., • .... y ••••••••••••••••••••••• 00 pets from S3IS mo. No ldds/peta, $32$/mo aaall'IU~ •au•T ......., ...-orw 4.,. .. vuuu. comp othen 123$ mo . 673-2281 SC4-0614 day& 7S2·79'4 r edecorated . Sand .._..,...... 3106 Mesa PUles, 2650 Hula CalJ Jeff 631-1211145 •Mlmull~ R.mumu s:n~ furn. slpa 10 549-0012 eves,&42·fnl4days Dana eves 6 wknds • beach. A vaU lst 2 wks •••• •• •• •• ••• •• •• ••.... Ave. s..t. ..,.. 3110 e'¥el • wltnda . July 9500/Wll. 544•9513 Bayfroot LitUe Isl. Boat SPMC S.S-2447 COUNT'IY Q.UI Mu /Female $l!iO + V. ~SHOlllS ,._..0 ~-3724 slip, 2 bdrm. 3 story. ----------i ••••••••••••••••••••••• LAGUNA BCU , Lux UlsJa Non smoker. CAil h Z8 ---;-i. y lY 2 HUGE b d TORS I IVlllo.l.olf!l... I BrS400 D/W, range, d15 oceamrnt. July 4lh wk c .... .......,. WalktoBeac 3Br, a ••••••••••••••••••••••• fs...,.....ce. $2SOO/[I)(). r e room a . REAL wv.....-...-a• t-"•e pool JaC -· -SUndect.paU0.$700/mo lease.67S.3067. Groun d floor. fully---------~IT _.. ~-. · Po o l Cpl on l y1---------1Sl·stM 542.3J29 CASA DE OltO catpeted/bu.iltins. Super lBr. lg bacllyard, "5....,~ New~ Nr So cat P\Ja ZU..541·9508 Female share NewPort ALL UTILITIES PAID Dix Bayfroot, 3bdrm. 2'ba. location. Adults. no pets. Pets OK IEACH 2J.3f3118.l683 ---------Beach large home with Pnvate community ••th gar, refng, frpl, yearly, S300/mo.ApplyAptE. ~7JOOocS36-2689 lf twllhfwwhlwd Kaanapali Beach. Yaw. pool Over z:s. Responsi sweeping views. New J Compare before ~ou ad u ll s , n 0 pets W Wllsoo A.a adult commwuty 00 orU.fa wl-.4 1900 Hura11. Ocean Front. ble, noo smoker. $300. Bdrm home. 113:50/mo. rent. Custom design $1000/mo. 646-7213, 568 · 646-4477 2 BR condo. lot.s of wood. the Baell Bay Spec ••••••••••••••••••••••• Weekly RenlaJ I bdrm 644-4136 CallJo-AnoDoran .Ag\. feal~es; Pool, BBQ. 644-Sl.38. Newer l bdrm. r•nge eoclprage.MesaVerde t.acu.1.arSpa.7 swimming Co ndo Atr c o nd . --------- 851·9522 cov rd garage, new oven dis hwashe r area. M50 mo. AH for pool.a. 8 lighted tennis ~2FYl'-d Viillwra wu.her1dryer CJ11l bus Female roommate, non· ---------i furniture, surroun~ed Beautilul 2 bdrm. with g I(~. Adult.II no pelS: Bill,546-5880 oourts. btlte trails. put .-.W 118 ~u 2 t 3 / 7 g 6 1 t 2 t r es smoker. to share 2br. For ae.ae. 2 BR 1...., Ba, 2 with plush landscaping. trplc. $650. 213/438-2368 S:: 645-SS7? ' ---------1 ting green. Bacbe&ors, 1 New l.U bdrm l.uury 213~1 hoo.1e. CdM . S23S + 111 car garage, pool, sauna. Adult living al its best. or213/597·858S __ . --------12 BR 1 ~ Ba. carpets , and z bedrooau apart adult apc.s &11 14 plans uuJ Monica, 640-0040 or jacum. walk to beacb. Nopeta. ----------tLovely 3 bdrm. 2 ba. drps. water pd. Gas meota, and townhouses from $390, 2 bdrm 4111s.leedt 956-0900. $600 mo. A gt. Jay. 2bdrm~bedS480 l Bl" dupl!!ll, great loca· formal duung, ftreplaee. stove.$37~.S4S-619J froalS408.00permoolh ~from SS3S + Lrg. room Tw be<ls, --------- 673-8550 1 bdrm f~bed S400 tJon, pat.Jo, garage. au Adults, dbl garage. S62S On Jamboree At iJOOla, t.eruua, waterfalls. balb.1ey enl S& /wk. or Fem. rmmte. 21 -25, to Pe:1~ Condo. W /Sea View. Secur\ty gated. Uode'rground Parking. Entertainm e nt Facilities. Broker. 7S9100 36SW.W1laoo,642-1971 uu.tpd.US0.67J..1Z7SallS mo.&42.74.56or67J..T2lS E'side 2 br. Iba. oewly SanJoaq1W1HillsR.oad poods'Gasforoooklog&t l300 /mo.lhtureadwt.s. shue condo wlsame , paint.ed&cpt'd. S32S/mo. 1710644-lllOO heaUo& paid. From Su 87J.rnl6. N.B./C M aru. Fun & SUSCASR'.AS lc6oa •••• 1107 28r 1Ba new cpts/drps/· 646-194'7 ---------o-eeo Frwy drive North s uper clean person. Furnlbrapt$325&up . ••••••••••••••••••••••• pa.int.'pvt fncd yd. ---"'-Lo--1-----2-1 4.Br,ZBa .verylg.allonl on Beach to McFaddeo AVAl.Ot4 l200lll:> +uttl.Pooi:spa. Encl. gar. Adults. no 4 Bi-. 2 Ba, very lg, all od 1 646-4658 6-4S-S428 open _.. ve Y spacious Door. beaut1lul new dlx then West on Mcf'addeo Weelr..ly Rental. Sleeps 8 volleybaJI, bHketbaU. pets. 2UO Newport BL floor, beautiful new db: Sat /Su'n 1779 West· bdrm. Large yard. No decor, frplc, pvt, ar to Seaw1nd Villa&e Canyon Terrace N'teevww.CaUTammy:. 548..._ betwu 8:30 Ir decor, frplc, pvt, or mmster peta..S4&-S70t beach • bay AvaJJ oow. (714>11S-SU8. Townbous e . ~eluded 7'8IMISZor548·5254. SPM. beach & bay. Avail now. EaAside 2 bdrm. enclsd Ouldrea OK, 112$ mo. For Real Bac:beb _.. pillll:io. ,..,. bib bdl. July --------- OCIAM YU LSI OPT 1 BR. furn. util paid. quiet Children OK, SE'2S mo. 2 BR l Ba, gar, yard, ms 311 1012 West Balboa. Jeff snotmo.: 1st A last +ck1>' • A.1i1mt apenmp. Dus Detached "Bungalow" 3 BR 2.,., ea hut condo. adults. no peLs. $30S mo. l012 West Balboa. Jeff E/Slde Child, pet OK. La;::eor. 760~~i' & 7»m7. E c 0 5 1 a 111 e 5 a Bo&ard . 213 1510·1036. apt. 28r, Newport Beach $210,000.6'5-7272 S.-7&!19 7»:r777. ~1.S63aft4PM ---------Boxl707 Avdoo.90704 to share w /workiog ELO UN T _631_·_2'37_• ______ ,veraaillu Pentbou.)e. 714 549 75$4. Refer to woman.SZS0.646-S487. Waterfront/DodtMew. 12915 . Mo. Deluxe mobile BACR R 1 2br. RoyaJ Palm, adults. oceao vteW, Z bdrm. 2 Ron Lag11Da Beach deluJ1e --------- 3 bdrm. & den. N•ce! borne. Matlll'e adult.a. No Near beach & ocean no pell. lmmaculate. ~PoW 3126 ba .. fireplace, Full l350 Lovely ~2 bdrm v~tJoo reo~. Bl«lll Room·mat.e wanted. lBr. Patios. fireplace. etc. S3001mo yearly+dep $350 Phone e ves••••••••••••••••••••••• secu.nty 6 amen1bes G• .... -.q1.Detnaldoesac. buds/ FtstJval l town 2Ba, frplc. lblks from AKlligS1.395~l pet.a. Quiet, secure. 1991 For more inro c al l 998-6685. Dlx 3bd, 2ba, frpl, blt.n.s, $800 per mo. Wkdys ~ ~S70t e7-cn3or44·30IZ budl..11.M/mo.S36-SOM. NWJll. Blvd. 646-83Tl. ~2321 gar, lndry hookup, no 544-0614, WkDds • Eva ---------• HARBOR VlEW HOMES Summer Satisfaction BR. fi 1 d k 2 bdrm. 1 ba. Adults, no pet.a balcooy 558-7194 lllSiS-l.120 Depat Eatertamer 127S ' f"lu1l 2 8' Mobtloe Home Fem. 18·25 shr. Hunt · Soper 4 bdrm. 2'i'I ba. $325' 1 br for you• Newty 2 irep ace. sun ee · pets. Pool. S375 mo. · · ---------a.ta Mesa 1 br! AU ma Walk to buch Jwy ~ IQ&l.<Ja Beach home near Large deck & yard. Close ~· (S48l) fee · aewcptS &drps 30436th. 631·Z759 Lovely lbr, $310/mo. 2br. Promontory P o t n l . jor appbaoces pool! good _11o. __ ~--$M6------11 beach. $1.50/mo. la>quare: to park & pool $92.5 010. . · a 63!-4555 rear upper! S48S mo $415/mo . Newly re Fabulous Ocean view, 21.)01 Baaff Lo. Hu.ot· incldsGardeoer.640-1635 Reotime Yearly. &•S-1819 or Deltae2 bdrm. l ba. $37S decorated, no pets lBr w/loft. $800/mo. :=>fee 63l-4.555 ....... ~ 4l00 IJl&l.OOBeach.536-1140. IWIMl•leodt 3740 9'72-9999 mo. at 2266 Mmer St. 49'1·Sl2:5eves. 790-&Ml84'f.166ll . ---------•-•-•••••••••••••• --------~ ....................... Corw .. Mar 3122 7 14 164 5·9903 or 1Wlutoa._.ll40 ad bdrm SeaaJdeft.endnou&!M95 Movmc!Avotddrpoida6 ~~~~~~ .... ~CW» H.I' -..-r. 213/549-<U59 -,. ~. Bach. P 2 · l...iaa>us 38r K.kbt-t.s cal lhlog eape1uu • • ~ft·-f I Ba .. _lor 1 ~~' ••••••••• •••••••• • •• • •• .. ••••••••••••••• •••••• 2 b a H i c h r i • e ...... ~ ~ r.:.~ e~lt:bay Spanish F.atat.eLlving! 2 Br + family rm, l ba. Large 3 bdrm. 2 ba. up.. Lovely all adult, no pets, Waterl~t. Newly de: OK Proreulonally t1ace --------- view.Call Gisela. Beautiful park-like sur-dbl garage. $500. Boyd per, gar. Quality thru-l..2&3 Br apts. 6200 Ed corated. Subterranean Fcdyd. Applc(9111157 >fee mL HOUS8tlA M/F , yearly, frplc. 2 car RCTaylorCo rouodlngs . Terraced Realtors. 67~5930. cul No pe\3. $460. 1040 c IJlger. b.b. 846--0619. parklDg, pool, all the RENTIMES 631-4SSS TIS pr, 2 br. 2 ba, S27S/mo. pool. Sunken gas bbq, Valmcia $45-7983 I St7S/ •~ 4000 AZ_.1J4 m.Sl.81. Call Due sparkling fountains . 2bdrm., deo Roomy 1495 ' · Deluxe pool.side xtra lge amen ti ea. mo. - Spacio u s room s . Open Sal/Sun 707\.'J Av&J.lammed .. FreerentW 2br,2ba. Bltos,dsbwhr M5.-0'10l. .. .... ••••••••••• .. •••• Separate dining area. Acacia, CdM. ~3767. July 1. 2 Br l Ba. lndry 1"'2 m.t1es beach. AAllt.s, Westcliff Villa, slosle F.::ele lDto~~Ba~ ~ ----------4 Walk·ln closet.a, home· i....J..~, frplc, patio, bit· fto pets S39S mo .__, 2 br 2 ba ...... _ ..,_ __ .. _ .,._ + ...... like ll:itcbeo & cabinets.,.__,,,_~-31•.. --u • • ~ • • _ ...... ,._.._,...... -•.1 -... Luah and Laviab S42S -.--~"' LOS, walll:ln closets $395. S36-836Z. bNtL p'OUDda Walk 552~ Brickfrpk.UapplcK.ida WaJlt to Huntington ••-••-••v•••••••••••• Ch ildren welcome. ~ ()40 ')')O() APPl Y MO CHAKI ••HOWll-*• R8ltal SllariA& Seni<"e KM &cwnmete Few You l5J.Q57't 1 daya 1153-Gm 4350 ....................... Doiab le 1ar age. Cor sC«ace only. E/Side CM aoc.-.zrza OK! ($8) fee Cent.er. Comfortable 1Br1 Ba, DO ~ l bdrm. l ba. Condo. New ~ A ccty. f' olt IU l Bedroom fwu from kids/-•, 12'7S/mo. Call · re<tecorated. Spa, rec ~. '190-071115. em noo-sm er, ce IAIDlryiDNewport! SS7$ RENI'UIES 131~ --... ~.Jg bae. kit Vid eo-TV + more• °"'°9...... 4400 S430 Jeff.Gl-12156 EASI'SlDE. UUGE 1 Br, rm.~pool848-4TT2. Wesidl.ff. 2 bdrm. Z ba. pnv, util uacl'd. $175 Garqe lllut aee! No---••••••••••••••• HM.IOtlmKE 2BedroomfurnSSOO wallt·ln closet.&. patio, ~decorated. VauJt. A IJJ? 1 9S7-&3IO ESTATES! 11~~ gar. W/D hooll:u11. No Walk to beac~~ ed ce1lla1. Franklin v · · amt.~ DIC.SUITES Cat&lio, city Ir Palos REALTORS kids, pe t& S34S /mo. •pt.. S350 mo.:,_ tyCal.1 llaft .. eocl praae. t'\&nl. rm. priv. bath/pool He lp! Nd room m ate Prune Newport Buch Verdel lights view. OaJ&.631·1* ~_._S3001 ·,,..,pet.a. .-.. -...."-"ld-ZlM ~ 1u. For emP' •C!• .. 11 ir .c:.-r••mr loc. Near 0 .C. airport. LA QUINTA HERMOSA _,_ ...--...,..... ~ ..._... • ft.ml lod. receptioa. con-Uibl. airy A: opea lBR l621.1Parts1deLa.lbl..k lBdrmapt male . N.B. USO mo. 2ba·Cll. SZIO/mo incl fere ou Tm. j anitor bome. Great floor plan W. al Beach, 3 bl.ks S. of Eocl rara.e, pa peJ4. Walk to beacb, back " ~ ~~ Ptan. N'-2. lBr, ....._ n-e. ~util. Caaftt OK· 545-318'7 serv.. utils. 100 tree for entertaining. 3-car R ..1. ~ ~.-,,.,... $ ..... -. n.. .. -mmunlty Edinger. 642-5073 R"'"LTORS front yard. 1 B d.,..., -rmo --.. ... Lovely room 6 bath. Ill~ • co p I • • Ir m o re . ---.--.... ~.. M7·S4U c.n. amJ pet ok. 1325 incl ut.U "'"'· ..._·~-· _,_,, Secretarial aerv. avail w/24 hr guard gate. ________ __, l8drmapt,pspa1d e¥ea.••-CM locaboa. Sl7S. Refs. M. naocn •pvt. bath. ,,_ n... ... -..... 11 $2$00/mo. Bea Ar nold ONTHEIEACH Eoclgar,adlU Brand new Triplex. 3 ~90361venug. Qallev.,S4.S-10f7 F'reeiDucbangeforbt.e u.1;or..,.,..-1-. · 644-GOO.(V·$5) Lar1e studio. ocun 642-scm bdrm. 2 ba. frplc .• pvt. 2BR1'i'!Ba,bltm,fplc.oo Wl!Slt:UYF 2 bdrm.. Room Sl$O preferably ~. f"em. oo-*Cdll DELUXE~. view, 24hr sec, pool. yard. 1 child OK. S515. peta $420 mo ba.AcblkC.oodo.Nopeta. lhtd~ot, ~leaa M/F. ly. Call Ray: '93-X • From SH$. Air cond., aauna, t55C> mo. 914-3186 2Bdnna,1 b&thapt. Near downt.own. S41-41816 · ~sm 1..oarfapetio, pool.all aew ,_.. 11 _ _.. ews.•W'Ddl ample pq. Util pct ZISS or-..alll4. Ad.W.ta.Gapeid. orS48-~ •ltcbe 11. ba throom•. IGGM.,_.for ..... · E.Oltffwy.m-f800 &.udio completely rurn. 142-5073. te new 2 BR, encl pr, 1 "2 Bdrm CoU.aie style ~m..c,carpetia&. am. Fam roocn • P"' bath. ~~=2 BR 'Br, a, (am rm w /wab&r. bch. pool. jacuzzi. frplc MESA VERDE home at· peal loc. A.dlta, DO peta. apt&. Newly decorated. W a l It l o b e a c b . 2 apt. 0 mo mot per mo. We have 116-'1914 ' moipbere 2"3 br dlx 548-IM(UIJ..2291 :-~:se;.!:i';; l tr CilllDdo, lllr'ac1 oew, Wuber ~drye;_.,.No:.-c ;;;::::,.":,.~'« o tbera a vail. Aaeat apta.NoPeta.HJ.to:M Mctloo. PaUo 6 000 . .sit.. oa.l,y. ~. •pa. ~/mo.uly _.!!, ..,,_ ........... 37• 3br, 1'11ba, Saata Alla p•Uo aptl a vail. Nr p¥l. ...._IJ'O'md pna. '-I· -,,,_, M CSULB lbadaal w1abla N E WPORT H O Ts -••-•••••••--•••••• 2 Br,lba,l a\Ol')',1haa: Heilbll, MU. Fenced lbopl. tramport.atioo. XJnt. ~l ... _ ty .... ~Avail. July 15tb.. G...t to room w /1ame ln LEASE LAGUNA BEACH MTR drps, patio, frpl, d /w, )'I'd. pr, tnq\Are 2020S 8 Buda • Garfield. llll2. -.U7 ... ya, -· bdrm . 6 Pr". b a . HB/W.Cm,_.• area. u a.-& home pool lNe8 INN. Maid Mn., color beam celllnca, 1ar. BlrdlSt. lOA.llt.o1Pll lt U 2 B uatlaitoa S t. na. Bea utlf1al L akeside YoU are LDtere1ted .1,._...,. ___ ....,.15...._. .-.1rp1c.' ~. 3 ~4>':.:~M.s u~: ~· w Elda. LGGROUNDPLR2BR mn 6 WD Delaware, Boat Boap. area . a.-.Spa.Lual•T•· .._. laaw• an apt to Unique, Deluxe C9t pr, 3Br + deo. tl50 o.t Bw1. lBI adh apt • /btar, Os-t JIB. MJ.aDO N!O/W». 2 Bl'. 2 Ba. W6 ma Cl1a. AIO mo. lat. • alMu'9 or an ioolmc for Office Spece ...,. Appt. only. <2U> l'OOB~ONSAPl'S. bwmd c:eWnp, 1illta ol o....,. Nu • ._ ... 8-d.,... • l. c.u Paul M IOatl. Available 4Do4mbtr &Uloc aftt ........... 376' ~DOpatl,Z bl',1'11 ~lnc\oeeU lhnaoul. La ri• Spaclo \1 1 ::C-c>,.as.tisu.tw. nf.CGUO~Dr .• ---~WPMor tPll(. ....................... t. twnbae. Patio. pool Sl15 m>.~H• ~ 2 br. 1'11 ba. aG llllafta Way Call lntDemt4. 'J70.'JIDn.•wkDdl.. •Wet Bars SlJIOIDRENTALS -..-•---~··-Avail. mtd .11&1,. Gu . • F''..,...-es S.CI ... 3276 BJ week or moa&b, ao --·----1111! VICTORIAN BBQ.,.,.,._ lodl7 rm.. llr. Dode• .._.,, • Room fw Net. oa the Prof r..le a.JI to *' • f>ri;;f; ... Patios ___. ................ fee..\l&.ITH1'10 Towabocae 2br, IJ'lldoGt 28r, w11ar. Adlt.I, crpta. ~ -mo. No pats. ...-rt t.ec:ta. JWh ate .-raoee ••P•r H .B . Coedo ~ .. CCID!lb, la· ifta&, pool. loclulta. No drpa, bltoa, fncd yd. TW-.aea. V....W-P•tboue 2 • btlUl. SD511DO d bl· w1uma. pool, l..ala, • $peetacul8I Views mo., l JT YQm&, IBr, Beautifully f ur nlabed paG. '375. 755 W.11tbSt. Waterpd.UM.120 bdrm. 2 ba. Ocean.-.. eluded . t U·2llS or DOll·a..-e r. ao peta. 250 to 3000 Sq.Ft. ~eplllnel,Z,Daq PHt Boue l bdrm ..... t507. 117 Vldol'ta8t.SMO. 2 ....... Dialtw..W. 2 ""' USO m o . 1M-Ull. -.-.tMJaftlPll. (714) 97•-•••2 ft. '815 mo. 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J;. ........ -.a ..... ........ ... ...... ,_ gg, ... - 1 -=..-;:;: WVUDalMI •••"· ••••r•I h1rhlH. Oal7 II An~.:; tor a .... ,. 'I *TEl.1..ER* '~ -!C*~ ---~1r.c.11. DIWM~ .=·0•,_ .. t.-...a =r. =-UQ~'a.r..~ :!"~~!t,~.~. .o.!ili~,!&ra..s s.t111~eo..t1....,.!:,.'t~lll " • ..... .. -'· i6411J r.-na -=""-au .._._~ -M P4at.e poupa u.p ~·ii.ttb "~.,.. coco. U.. .... CMHOUll Al· ~·,-1 .,....--. _ _:,,.~ ~ ~·1 ,...w..,....._'&a. A.Ill f• •W•Dln&'9 •TO--. :-.. ...:_.. ·-eo• <m>t11.-. &U. PllQY e. u ~dlaLe ._..Aea ,_. ....-"a..,*"-m ·-,. ---· - ----ft -........ -·~ ~· ·-" eacl'i•I "'I-rt , ... '*luinld) '° ace.pt • -.............. , ...... 3.............. ....... ···-·~ t.116.... • ft·-.. ,.,.. ... ,.. .... --. COSTA t lllA C..la4~ .eeU=•~~-~1.----I ~-ta U.. r flaallce dept. (..,.) dwtrtal complex wUl 80 outataadlol 0 ,. J , .. IDT.It - .. -ft a -...._ '""' ---·• =lbUiU. lachlde .__.,_Ace tel add I combbaadoo now _.._.,..,fot'__.... ....... , .... _ ... 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Samoyed, w • or bwlneu adm.la.ialra· Ta•cc1mt• viouuel.lla1belphal.See lOTtOWanerAve., t • ............ ~~!.. • ....-.__.=-... ~i--•-, vtc.Jrwille•rn.a.•c.t.a tloo It 2 to 4 yn. of teSIJ,tlO s.Jesllir. ...~Opp~~·C11A1P •• ~a.nb· :-..: ~. ·-....-. --;:-,,:iJ .. ,a:-. M9&.M5-4117 smrs lbpital accounlln1 H · CPAorcaadidlltewitb2 HOWAJtDca. ..... '111!!! ..... !!!_.!!!!!!!!!!.,....!!!t'V!!!r!!!!!! ~lllC'utat --'""'Wn. Mop\ • ~t at lrvlae ...,.....,... !:d 1::u:Si:e~!~ ~pubticaccowrtins. N=~~CH 1; •~ =:;t•~ lM•lnW.Ntall/ 6Q.Jl11 Ml 1611 Aohul Cue Center lTSlNe~~vd.C.M. history toAd 159, Dally ColtAccu1'... 1---------i·-u-... zm-•eallllll111111~,~ ...... •Aa tT~Jl:-J --.M~ft. POUND : Goldeo Pilot, P.O. Bos l~O. teSZJNO AutoSales -• ceeu...;._ • or ,..1511 ht. & 1•4. tlUST Retriever S bep mix . 646-9636 O>sta Mesa. Ca. 92126. Deo-+ ~nufaetur· TO.PIOPU Newport Center office. '91 Foxhound. Black MUer, lOAll·lOPll _E._O_._E_. M_tr ____ ~ iaebec:kiroaacl ('1Zl7> OMLY! Opportunit~oraiu~ure UJ Mtl 4471 &ft'a: lat. to.-. ao Gnat Ow pup, Setter ROLLSBOYCE OfflceM ..... lf We want experienced =:-:o~n . ~::ii'!: ----------••••••• .. •-••••• ~ ~ ud rel\, Allban mis, D~ ESCORTS ACCOUNT~ .. SZ0.000 •alee penona with pro-benefits. Call Doria Crox- C.AM 1~-....... "* -f\. la ~· Jnd to HOK . Uyn. mix. Cblhuabua mi.a •I --~ -.........-Att you ne.a.ible; able lo CPA_ ........... _., a plus'. vmtnck rttonSoCeam· on. 6'4·l"6l foe appoi.Dt-_, -O.W NoD 0ww No Oowoey •·-alao ma"v ~ work wilb numbe a ....._.,,..,_~ 1n1s . U you are eit· RM..tMCIMC81'iM Hlaler " BnaLo er. • . -· ...., ............ 751 -11 r . Aceountillc t>.e~-. ..A • • d lCC' ltl ment. , "'WOP"c-Jn t .... ..,.... ... ' prepay, ftt/lc&Mbold. cats 6 lllttena. Open .... ~ -.. computers & people! A.. <..-::;> .... --peneoc:aog ac u ea 1 .... -, ... L~ ... "'"" DD "''-•""-· .. •"'--.IL.-----.1 • ., ..... _._. ---------1 Ac:c:ount Cl-rlt your -with your domes tic _.._ --._. V ... Golf CowM OOBM·PIN~ "''_"_y, ,.._,,.. duties aoclud~ payroll. Sfwff A.eel lwl sales. jom our winning EquaJOpportmlity area t p , ....... 4111 SERVICES f"ound. Fem. l>obennlo ~GE$10W/AD accouots payable. & to $11,000 team at BOB WITIIAM EmployerM/F/H CkyolCc.t.a lleN ....... ••••••••••••••••• N1MOJa 4N-461.l ma pup. Npt Bch. CaJI l!lfYSTIC M~AGE computer mput Salary (721.1) V W ror 1DStant money !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 2 beautit\al new olftC"ea tl50 Ind/Ole aear oa 646-078S ~Santa Au ~SIS 7S/hr ~ generous ~t call Jerry or PbiJ 893-7551 ~-~~ -·.wcnl.edondoCir .• W\dowbumoney for2bd ---------1---------1 c:aty paid ~nerrt.s You or638-7880 Barte nde r, male or ,.._...., mo. Call ews .S. lbmt BchMJ.aM T n:1. No tredit check. l..Ollt·Reward Black Dom. Wanted: Tbe 6' tall Dan I may also act as Cat)' to S 0,100 •---------• female, apply immed. 111·1-0t. no pnlty. For action call abort haar female cat. met at tbe M iss1on Castuer Conuc:t City ol <72ltH 8an.llJDc Cam 1 n o Mex I c an IOU.cen& Fenced yard. Appro• A&tl'f).73Uanytime Name. Soowball. Near RancbPiaDo Bar Friday lrvlne· 17200 Jambortt ~ Restaurant 20111 S . ilmtdy 5 aua for rat Hiclla Can yon/Cam· ni&hL Please call Mary Rd. <714 ) 7M-3600 befott ..-1 • .a.~H Brookburst, HB. NIWPOlrT Near Harbor• Bater. SD.ODO 2nd TD. 15%, ant panero / Nrtbwrd. (408)375-0'762. 7 16 (•) ,......., ~ llepnt u~uttve s uites Allorpart. S6l1Sl. only pymts. 3 yrs due mun& ----------t OPIMIMG BEAlTl'lCJAN Very nice, l.n presti~e loc. Jncld.a date. W /discount ----------cN E U R 0 T 1 C S ACCOUNTANT /BOOK· congenial shop. We need secretarial aervices, re-XI.UT 638-2010 REWARD: Siamese adlt ANONYMOUS <N.A I KEEPER Wells Fargo Bank wlll 3 oPUators w /foUowing, cepelooiat, telephon e ftl male, neutered, front "AD.)' person whose emo-.M al Ure re Sp Ind IV accountants soon e>pen a branch an either p/llme or f/time. answering• more. THE Dllftlltt~ "' / declawed. disappeared tioo5 inlerfere with hlli needed for uclusave ski • •ecJ Irvine. we are sllll in· Please call Alice at Ali's H E A DQU A RTE R S ~~l•ct.•/llh 6-23-80. Sun HoUow. San luoct ionio g as r e shop tn Nwpt Bch. salary BSSOC/Bii t.erViewing for ll Hrur Bazaar,631·9923 COMPANIES: A pro· ,,.. .-• •• Juan. 493-8429 cognized by himself'' commensurate w/exper, PERSOl'4NU SUtWCE. INC. fe&aimaleovironment. Mii .._.&..._... JoboM5--0803 duties to ancl posting to TB.LEI Boat assembler. musl n4/851-0681 LOCATI• :•••••·~·;.··::: .. ·5ioo Lost : Blac:ll s moked n• all journals. G. GL. fl.fl ,,_,_,7M5aZ..cA6rtblur3681vd have expe rf;bewo1rkin~ .... M8.rul. Male. with red n.nE you a tall. white. sutemenls on computer. ...-..; ~..... with wood. 1 rg ass ... •NEWPORTBEACH• ••••••••••••••••••••••• h aro"'ss. Va'c C d ""'. pro( ·onal ed t--' Su1te•-.lrvane lo ""'" part·llme tap-0 l0 C't r1 ha l Duffield •PRDIELOCATION• "' • essa · uca ""• A I P. com put e r1 zed '"" Pf'OJL. 20 hrs a weelt) "'." ' MES • o..---t ol ... _Mas•--Re ward . 675·4317, sgl. male, S0.60's., In-payroll Ca ll Debbie ror Mirumum 6 months P~· ~s.64~-07 __ 1.5 ___ _ :SOydllfromwaterfront! "' "-~ u.n:: ...,.., .,..cl.228 terested t i., 1~FreetoAppllunts tickets (or o-ning rule _0_'"--·------1 . m e e 0 " appl 642 8341 bt wn I~ !~~~~!!!~!!!!!!!!~I v I 0 u s ban lu n R ex 10 "'T JOO sq n.. IMDUSTlllAL ..---slm.lliar white female ed. • (TI4>964·5894 7/8 bylocalcbarity. Sl2 t"OUND· Lha&aApao lan Write: Box IJS70, Da1lyACCOUNTS PAYABLE peneo~reqwr MAJMTEHAHCE FORLAWYERSONLV PAU &$20.640-727lAM male, Cocltapoo gry/tn Pilot, P .O. Box 1560. CLERK ACCT'GCl.BK We provide an excellent Mechao1C'al expr req. SPECTACULAR 0 F. male. NB Animal ~lter Costa Jlesa. Ca. 921626 Crowing Corp m search f\111 tune. 4 day wk . ad benefits padtage and Sailing knowledge pref. F lC Es o N TH E 711 W. I 7flL St. SCIAll-lETS 644-3656 or "Go Getter" Eit vertising agency 10 congenial working at· Inboard Ras/diesel eng. ,._..._ ..,.__ Sincere lonely single perience necessary uu Newl)Ort Beach. Book-mospbere For more an· ma1nte nanC'e. he ads, WATER! Bayside Dnve ~1111,...... l~(IS Found Calko Kitten: Vi c. male-~seeb female for ol 10 key reqwred Xlnt kttp111g expenence 3·5 formation pl.ease call pumps. sornt' elel· & ng- lt PCH. Newport Beach. 64~44'3 ""'111 Santa Ana Free lo good affair. (213) 592·2275 benefits S.1lao rom· yrs Manual sys le ms Rini! work Rers req. Included: Receptionjst, •0. 1 SOO ft & Expert-Fa!Jen -home or Owners claim. Hunt Harbor. meosW'ate with abtlJL> w1pegboard General ol· J essica 675-9060 Library, Xerox. Utilities, -...__I •170 Mt-ft . Police-Purple -6'&2·5965 ~on smoluno oflace c.a 11 fie'e skills Good UHey & 171 4) 97)..)724 Jft·~---a1 Parluog e•c ·--• --·-. "-ocy-Bridge ---------i r-~~--L---5360 ., l""""" skills 45-SOwpm .......,, ' ' •. _.,.. ~· , _ ___._ 5350 --.......-,......_ ~9 932:2 2862 MC'G aw u·-~ Tbe most unique and 1h ft9I. for ~dNltlt EXPERIENCE ...--••••••••••••••••••••••• Call 6'-t·9050 Ask for lo•• , -beautiful offices oo the CICQ!f•CJ· •C.,.ts.. Have yoa .ever ~iced ....................... Are you a bu.smess exec Ave Irvine Carol West Coast! ..... & wet .._. • bow the bitter pills of PRE LAW student needs 8>illi on a tnp needuig ·--~!llll--mllll~!111'!'!~ BOO KKl:-:EPEH P 1T • travel agen{·y Exp re- q 'd. 644-6222 Coutact Marv Burton • EXPERIENCE seem to 125.000. Will do anythjng secty's to assiat your--------.... ACCTC BKPNC (TI4)f;75-ll501 . ..... ... office ope.:. dissolve before eoing all Legal. c.-... r denli al W/business a rrange Ac:counluig ---------1 t4f, 7:10 to 4. s.t.l lbewaydown? DV~ P 0 . Bo• 32U. meats while traveling ACCOUNTING Regi.s1!.Mt~:r~v wort Deluxe 1 nn offices adj. IOAMto2PM. -------f" t>.921663. Calln41894·9908 -......PO• ... IY on vanous accounung & Airport Hotel. From $205 , ..,... R.A mo.Nolaereq.833-3223 Approx. 2000 sq fl. tdeal Rl:ESCIEBITIST •• BlRmCONTROLCTR .a.e.SIG~M--S booltkeep1ng ai;s1gn location near o.c . .AUDmOM! SPTRITUALREADINGS Tubal s l erilazat1on ~ " """' ments Worlt cl05e to WELLS FARGO BANK Equal Opp t-;mpl ~ r ----------Bookkee pe r t'XP thru 1ri al bal. p.i)roll & quarterly reports Geo ortare work wnhout <,upervis1on Contact Mr. KJ.ng ~ 7632. •NO.COSTA MESA• Airport truclt doo all JOam·lOpm. Fully Lic'd. bylaparoscopy <Band Orange County I! boom your ho me F1gur~ Med/dental HM0. 776 sq ' r, c ,..Acton 62-1296 or 492-9034. lSJS Aid Surgery I & vasec ing' Andso41 re we• Clerks w Senior Acrou.n·I!!!!~~!!!!!!~!!!!!!~ ft/9 rm suite & patio. 957 · 27 00 CatilllgWoriulup S. Camino Real, San. tomies. 17752 Beach We 're tant.s ne-eded throughout ---------i M lf'rH BOOKK Et::Pt::R E.~pandUlfl: Irvine CPA firm has career opening for a full charge bkkpr w1proven computer ap- tJtode Expen ence thna a.d1u:.'ted tnal balance & all related bookkeeping respoos1b11.Jt1es Income tu expcr desirable. Starting salary range from Sl2SO/mo com - mens ura te w /eitper. ll3J.0651 Super.fully e quip. I Mo.111,.,.._R... Needs 50 talented non Clem. Blvd H 8 (714)848-6330 AOllEaT HALF'S Orange County Bankmg Mll9/rno. Tom540-2200. 2 Units 4800 ct. each. union oew members. au ---------1 •.. 1 ,.__ Rills Ind Pk types Ir ages for pay· U&f'f' a.-£ FREE ~--a 'new c:Jtble, movies & com· RIMMll Deb.ae offices, 800 sq ft. bldg, 2ofcs. 2 restrooms, ---'-'·•. Will t-t 00. a.. xblt badg, 1801 Newport ~ !':!. ft. Fwy access. =.:....,.....ra NOW for""3° mov· Be pampered with a n tNJlllmtCY Bl.MS-2111.Kooby _._ .......,._ perso nal relaxing Tn~ ---------nll ---------a ies. CaU massage by 12 of the pre-•-, <Ifica in Bayview Hotel. 13lO aq. ft. M-1, with front PRODUCTlON CO. ltiest girls in Soulbent ABORTION BistGrical landmark . oftice,largedriveinrear OFORANGECOUNTY Callforoaa. Jacuni, BQ VMIW. llnmed. OC· door, 220 AC. 30' sq. ft. for interview sauna etc. Open l Oam· •G 1111 .. CAiia.,) Of' <11911 y.m.cD GTenninalWay,C.M. 645-6121 4am,7daysaweet.Vis-LoaiA.11 ..... M 540-1352 daya, 646--0lll ------• a t M.C. Atlantis HeaJtb •LowFeeS.C...s <Wike available. 41S sq ft, deves. & ~ 5300 Spa, 2112 R&rbor Blvd. ~Tests. c a•ulaa pound floor, garden at .._ Costa Mesa. ~3433 Br· P mospbere, storaee ...... W..e.d 4600 ... -................ iog this ad for your ~tw'Y·Op~ spac:e, mo/mo. Santa ••••-••••••••••••••••• special rift. •'-' ...- Ana. close to Creeways. Wanted in Costa Mesa or -T-OUC--H--.-a.--... -.5-. •Ca• ••1 & Refft-. Film.« unfuro. Jmmed. Irvine area, 2 or 3 BR, f .. AIS vr -nil occupaoey. ~7.a.1 house preferred. 3 ESCOlrTS * M e d I _ c a I & Adults. Xlnt reCerences. A1£ flEE 2C HRS. 752-0817 NEWPORT BEACH . 673·5701 Eves. .. ---------1 IM wuAc~ AIRPORT AREA 2 de-_weekends ___ ·-----; * Co a fide• ti o I & ,......., Gn4lt c = ., -· •• aoru' ,.. -lutt offices avail immed Responsible family of 3 ~ ~ -~. in premier highrise. of. seek yr round house. con· 64~567t ESCORTS llllTH CONnOL fice b~. Full serva.ce, do ar apt in Laguna Bch 24 Hrs 641-0180 SlBIUliTIOH Laws1.1te. CalJLorele1or around Aug t. Refs avaU ~~~~!!!~~!!!~ Coslt/Ca.dls For lafOlmaffoll or h,.. Caron 752-0&J2. upon request. 494-3164 last cw Found a pet? Call ._ bpfMCtyiso ......_ appoilet .. ..t, SPACEAVAILAILE Exec relocating, desires Ani mal A ssist ance !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!f C4ll: Ofice, desk .. c:onf. nn. to 1se <consider 1se op-League. 537-2273. no fee. CANDY'S CAUFOIHIA Prime loc. CM 54'1-Tm l ion ) I u x . hom e . FOUND English Setter. 184DUYOUS Pl5NAMCY accounlemps llOlllERT NALF'll accounl~ There are many new farms moving into the Orange County area. br Ulgul)( about an 1ncreas 1og demand for ex· perlenced acC'ount1ng personne l 2333 No Broadway lt200. Coldwell Banker Bid& .. Sant.a Ana C714Jl3S-4 IOJ f'REE PARKING EXPEAIEHCB> TBLB YOU FOUMD IT! A perfect career op ~y ror tbe eaaer. intel.lig~t . &ell· starting CPA's Aodators LDdi~uaJ Who W&Db tD --------- advance m the excll.lll& !!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I world or ba n1ung w ~ ·aen~·c·aJ------ have an ammedlaie open We have some opemngs mg rOf' an expeneoced at AM Dor u men l or TeUer at our Newport which C'an provide &ac:h branch. The ~uc t'h a 11 e n ges v ci ri e t y · cessrw appl.a cant bas al mlerest H )oU've had least ooe ~ar or teller Tax AccounuiolS Cost Acc0W1tan~ Senior AC'counlanl5 Booltk~pers Accou.ntmg Clerks ADVERTISING SALES for Laituoa based homer ur n1sh1ng magaune Exp pre ferred. but will train Matu r e . s table 1n If )OU are not awarl' of d1v1duals Call 4974464 lhe benefits of worklllR ror appt temporary. vtS1t us or --------- give us a call. we will be 1--111111!------1 happy to dc.cw.s 1t w1lh Advertising you We are localed m ~ASSIRB> the Cold~1:11 Banke r AOYRTISIMG Building TRAINEE 23.J3N Broadway •200 The Clasiufied Advert1s Santa Ana 17 14, 135-<t 103 mit Departmenl or the Dally P1 lot has an 1 m FREE PARKING medlale openm R on a expenence aod l.aRht typ -.orne olface txpeneoce, mg upabillti~ c h et' k l h e i. t' o p . portun1l1es·then come Dl Excellent ~rowth potl'n l-0:.ee U.'>' uaJ. attral'll\ e i.lart1ng salary, and a wide range benefits padE3Rl' indud 111J Sears Profit Shanng P\an and d.J&COWIL'. To arrange ror dn 1n \e:r,'\ew. conlae\ OebraGra~ CREDIT Cl.Ell To asMsl on collections and do credit report5, maintain files of cor· respondence. customers O.C. Airport area. 320 sq. NPree"'[port /lr~oe ar~ While fe male & dark For Sweet • Pleasant COUMSBJHG It. of plush office space. . er spa, x ~~ brown rabbit. Newport Elcort. Dia1~1S81 SBVICE.IMC. MOO. Smaller office: S90. smt.e and all amerut.aes. Beach Animal Shelter APCARE CallAnn: ?54-67&9. Consider furn . <would 644-J656 PLAYMAn OUTCALL NEWPORT &!5'> uchange S?lid shop-s.nWJ o.._,. Co. Two 900 sq ft olfaces. ea. pang center eqwty.) Xlnt Lost: L«e male Siamese MC & vlSA scaptad IEACH w/restroom. can be com· rel Call 95.5·1.325. c~t. Rc:t bead wo':1nd 953-S 571 75~005] ~~~!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!~I lelephone !>ales desk (7l4 I 759 101 l ---------c Must be abl~ L.o t.} pe ap prox 45 wpm, good ALLSTAT£ Accounttni: ./ ' temporaries phone vo1~. Salary plus S .a. V I ~ G S • cornrru.s.s1on Sales back· "" " • groond very benefu:1aJ LOAN and in voices You will need lo l)'~ SO+ wpm ~: and 10 ke)' by touch as an • ~l Must be t?ood on phones and love detail. bined, ground flr, new V 1 c : Harbor V 1 e w ---------1 ._,. bldg Dana Pt. 681-3351 ...... /l•~est / Knolla. Npt. Answ. to * FOXY LADY * SANT A AMA R1 • :• name Bubba. Reward OUTCALLONLY 972 ] I 04 •.OCE• ·-·••••••••••••••••••• 64f.8fi85 ~ 97• 1 1 ll * . Newport Center Office 4 ...... .,. -I I .. I t l!sr-' Rent with use of. recep-0,pv lwlty 5005 Lo6t beautiful EnglJSh tion, conf. rm. kitchen, ....... :'............... Sheepdog. Looks lake TOMMY'S r •:i: ... t .... pbooes. &ecretar\al 41 Pm"celain • Ceramic: im· • • B 0 0 rn e r • • . v 1 c . Of Newpon Eecoru .. ~=--..: telex.""'..,... 00 port business fr retail downtown H .B. S h e ____ M2-__ 1S1_1 ___ 1 Call"'°~ at76CM>I s h op. Lo e a ted i n answers to .. Sotnelime''. •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• WESTCLIFF BLDG. N EW PORT BEACH -.,.., ' ..... '. ,. .... · ~• 11.~1 How Jrd r,4 5 6 101 beautiful So. Coast &U·330Zor960-S205 Jalla Wme.4. 7075 COYER GIRL ...................... . ~:,e·~~~O::. +5~ LOST CAT : S I l v e r * OVTCAU. * ~awitbt,mytboypemewn~c;:.!'.! are retirtng. Looking for Persian male. CdM . wuo• .,_o quick sale , call Ray, Reward! 64~-0621 dys . 95l.orT8 MC/VlSA &daysopen.497--4534 Tarbe ll R e altors, 71iO-OBS6eves Wanted: Part time omce St0-1'120 I.alt: black Tri Collie, If --------•I~ Call between 3 & lnl Deaign Stud.lo, well aeesi or found pleaae call ARST LADY WM. 496-2809 •tab. prestis;ious loc, 'nlllf. S.O.Z786. m.c..t •Ha d1'1 la&erior Desip Student unlimi\ed opptu. o•t : F Oermao .,_.,D•Hn• (P)aeebPtremploy.ln _79Mt11 _______ SbeptJard "lllsty". l yr, * f7J.IJ41 * N.B./C.M.areafJ42.9905 ---------.SmaD restaurant . llllSt recently s payed. MC6VitaAc~ Wa&.ed.. Barteader"s job. EDaJTIVE~ aell. Cll area . .548-2508,~Rft'.~ud.~:_:4M-4~~&27~S---l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I W 111 w or Ill 2 1 et . Newport Center. fall mGll2 aequa.iuted 1bifta free! _....._ JlriYate. ocean ...., .. ~ SIU Zyra. uper. back Eall. W..,.,.._. -.... --•••••••••-•••••• ~ .iA \ \ ~.Laa Ve1a. Age:JI. -/NEED S~B e._~\Tr' • • =~~.:~~able. PWlll&LOCATION ., Q.C. ~ -lq. L t11 mt wa. a. from ar par ... ft. .._.Sl'MOlO .... a..~ forfCIS.-mo. ----8L JU. A8llll ...... v _,,__~ v ~ -?~ .... !!~ /MONEY ~ Ac:am.llC. v ~~? re~ •. ·t.~ii, ~;~r.t,~ • ~MO ..... waw,..._ '7'"6UI Au 111"1 C.-*-"- • I You rroy l'lqUllt ~'llMat wt.I plocl~ VoJr od . . • cu . Ad:Sittlr number win appear in ~ Doily Plot od .•• Ad-SittW takM your m 111 CIQll •• • you <di in at yow ~ to qet the ':?:'-to ytJ4Jf od ••• this .w:. is On; $5 per Wffll. for mort information and to pka ~ ad col 6a-5611 pnl9CleDCJ W/fi,...., 10 Uy by toatb. Xlnt eompany beneflu, op· ~ few ..Sunce-IDBllL ....._. ofc. Cll. Call lliW• aft I am. -- looking For /Summer Work? /Extra Money? * kc1 unllltS •llat~11,1rs •Acc111ti11 Cllrb •C111ral •ficl *'• V'C~H BONUS PLAN CALJ,.MOWI ~ accountants associated ~'8tWCl.M:. 71UIJ6 ..JIMAltbar Bl..t. ..... JntDe J.,.,,... to AIJiplc:at < ./ .. Exc:ellenl C'om pan> ... ~soci.a.n-..a PIJICfflN NG benef1t.s mclode medaC'aJ. ~ -"'" Aili dental. credit WllOO etc A Member of l.he For 1nlerv1e w please Sean Family Cl.£111 c:aJ.J 642·432 l, ext m One Coflx>rat.e Pl.au I\ ar...,. Cocrst Newport Beach. Ca 92600 Mlrumum or 6 months o<· D~Piot fi~ expen ence and typ F.quaJ Opportun1t)' ing of !iO wpm, good 330 W Y Street Employer M /F IV /H lelephone ma nners a Costa Mesa I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.!!!!!!!!.!!!.!!!{ must • " You· 11 be typing Equal Opportunity and filing our purc:base Empk>yer i--------llllf orders. etc . and greeting I a...eMGt vendors Aftenlooa auto route av all 1 year's experience 1n , 111 South Laguna. Si:iOO + any area of bankinR BIWUP small c:ar It e:arpenence Rata, M0-6055. Coastal ClEll an auto aales r oute1. Penonnel Agency, 2790 ·. I pnlf'lt per mo. Mu.st have Sla.rt.mg salary S8SO call ftQ 11 Harbor Bl., CM homed. openiap. ca NEVER A FEE Will proceas and aodit aource documents and , "• ~ batches ror in· ~ Y(Jjces. FWn1. screening c:red.lt 1mmo1 and ac. count reconciliation. Mr. Emaley, 951·1lll. Al'J. MAMA&a As-,_ ............. , SIST Couple: Wife /office, Husband /ma iotenance. 3lO UftiU, Oceanside. Ex· perience required. TSL )lpt. &42-1603. Attilt LOAN PACKAGER ART ASSIST.AMT N.a.a.lmapsiDeoeedl AD esperleat'ed Loan Jr. A~ fotartdeilt. ~la DMded DOW to handle productloa iD tbe Aoai.•1111 •d · U1dlk. e9pebleol bMk ~ omc.. ol. .. • edMcldal 1a.1out .. feadlnl •• •l•I• aod alp. f:Atry.Jevel f.U· loa•. •poufl»Ultl• u ... poeltloa. ulary wUl tad .... •11•b'nt ,...: sa»SUI. w/alM. loao ap,ucatlo••· b•1Na. CBS PubUee· ~ c:n8 Ill>' I ~·--~~· 'D~:!;6!1 .. ~t4~W..~--·1 pf if'k• .......... to 1-•a Jlata • m. tar.._ eoaa\tme•t. 'T,..... *Ill of IHI ..,_ 8N •ttt .. ............ CAI.&. -.am Qt&o.r'IPwDQ) °".,...,. r t I Id; Pl!'INI ... ~ ....... x -pm------~· Qt tl18aftlp...,.... • ,., 1 ............. C8fW' ...,..,,, Md.,.. l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I .. _..., ._ ... llldull· IU .. atal eo•etc•I•· ,.._.UH.-,._. .. (TM) 11'1-flll tw ..... ._......,,,w--. CD ... lee' gr •a.-•1111' Irr ..... YJ S•flJT Muat bave minimum of l year office experience, be able to uae 10 ltey by toacb. lilhl t,ypmg. .... .. ,, "' ~1poa1•ble \e-en w111 babysit Sl H b r Ed lalltt' /SpnacdaJe H 8 ~CbarlftW Q Udean in my hom. Costa Mes a a r .-a Luncbea. Ill $980 H )' ume Mature w oman •Ill babyut m my horue ~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bncltwork. amall Jobs Newport. Costa Mesa & lrvme. 675-317SevH. ----Seil idle it.ems 6U·~ 40 YEARS EXPERIENCE JACI WILLSON • Commercial Remodeling Pllone (714) 759-9527 NFWPORT BEACH • Get GREEN cash for WHITE elephants w1lh a Cluaif"led Ad Call &U-5878 •••••••••••••••••••• 7100 ~~~ ..... ~!~ ~~~ ..... ~!.~~ ..... ~~ ..... !!~~ ~~~ ..... !!~~ 1~.·.··.·.~ •..• ~.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.·~.!.~ •. o ••• ~.·.··.·.~ ••• ~.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.·~.!.~_ .. Bookkeeper s ome e1 CANVASSERS CASJUER · Housewares ~ERICAL 0.ERICAL CLE RK I M an age r . Dental HltpW-.4 7100 .W,W...... 7100 ....................... .....•....•...........• penence preferred, mwst $8 a.ales. Apply in person: BAIUlfllilf' Coemet1e&. gift.a. cards ROM'T OFRCI be willing to learn and * 50 Crown Hardware, 3107 e _ _....... Exp. pre('d. 640 7373 l£CIPTIOHIST except chaUenges. Good • E. Cat. Hwy, CdM OPPOIJUlllTY LOAN SEltYICE CLERKS --lyr. muumum Cronl e it benerlta wllb rapidly HR Q.Rml(T• "'l ... 1r.111t p e r . Co mp u t c· r growing Oil Co. PALM * Child ure. resPooslble ~ lllA "..._ Police derk. ular> kJlowledge helpful G<>Od OIL CO. 646-9661 (714) penon to care fcw 2 gtrls. •Tll..LH If you ·~ lookin11 for a $853-SlOST pr mo 5~ shin houn 837-077 1 u& for Mrs. Rugg.Jes TO START aaee 101& 12. 12pm to6pm C.sblering or related career postllon to srow chfferenu al Cit y of Hunt ----- Clean cut men• women Moo thru frl. Irvine backcround and light into. Columbia Savmgs ~ Buch has open oatrALASSISTAHT ---------•I w1dnver'1 lic. area. Call Arter 6pm. typin1 skilb reqwred . has an e x clllnl o p U1gS for police clerks Re Expenenced chairs1de ~F/C U.-PaliotllM:. 552-37'4. Experience preferred. porti,nrty ror you we·~ quires h igh sc hool dealaJ uaastant needed Fashion Jslaod invest· h4-974-9741 ----------• but willlralD. seeklng a n ind1v1dua l graduation or eqwvalent fM quality JrvUle oHtce ment firm. Excellent up-A.alt for Larry Milne C I " I I E n I I n e e r CONTACT MS. ROSEN with a slroog gener11I of· -t-ablhty to type 45wpm MU5t be expenenttd in portuoaty . Expe r . & Drafts man t Deslgoer. 714-348 2222 rice background lo triun Candidate must pas~ .i elq)allded duuea Man)' rn11lunty required. Call: Canvaa.sen & telephone Min 2 yr eip. Dooald E. ln loan service functlOf\S background ~ec urll > be n e f ll s 1ncI ud1 n g 640-0123 work. Male or Female, Stevena. foe. 846-891.S. s uch as loan p11y ment.s check. Must ~ able to medical. S59-Sl 11 d ys, ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!I commission or draw•----------• a nd de m 11 n d ' . won all shifts Apply to ~1964 e•es BROILER Cook. Sum- mer, have to be good! Could lead to full time job. Xlnt. pay " great avail. l Ftr. 2 Ptr. Con-Cleric:al beneficiary ~l11lemc nL'I Personnel De pt 2000 -..._...1 ~CL-1-t...1.- tact Larry f·ranco, 2Ml85 E1Torofload anddala1nput Typin~of Main St . Hunt ttc h ~,,.. R~ T e le phoni c s Com FREE JOIS Laguna Kll.1.s 45-SS wpm 15 reqwred 53&-S49l. E o t: ai>sLStan~ • ., .... ~.Y uc req rnurucalions. 898-0576. EOE MI F /H __,...,.,.... wtrt coadittons. Phone: CilEd CHAHGE 4M-9SIO. 556-21.JO uk for Asubaidlary ol E .F. Hut· JwaeorTerry ton ia currently in-----------.. terviewJne quallrted Bus Driver t raining for penom lrtterested la the PUR C ELL TEM · ~~~~~~~~! PORARIES has many openin11 for very excil· Oencal in& companies. Im· SICRETARllS medlat.eopenlnp Coe. Employment avail in Fall employment. Will field ol financial plan· be olCered lo selected ap. niJl&. f\IU or part Ume. Seaal ... • plicant.s. Call Capistrano Sl.S.000.$18,000 part Ume. Ace fk:t C ...... Unified Sc hool Dial. Full time: unlimited .... cs.rb multi a urround1ng.s . Competitive pay, in · lervtew •hire. fo'or m ore mfo. call Tod Services 979-8900 /Tra n s port a tio n . 9722712. Typhh 496-1215. ext. #272. iec.9P'll••h ~-~-11 .... -.. -.... -.. I Oerical IUS DRIVERS CARPINTB Wonl Procestort TYPIST t•or Chnatia n school Ken cit Oper'L CLERK Ill W1U train. Apply 16835 CALL B~hurst. F V. 962-3312 760-3488 PWc.el T•ll!lfl M arfn SWERYISORY ----(24 Hours Per Day> 4020 Blrcb St.l"ffl Salary 1891 /a month Colwnb1a offeN an u cellenl salary, ~rt>dl benefits includln11t p11d medical, denl&l and v 15 ion cove r•ge , a nd a beautiful wort eovtr0n· ment. For more Inform.a Uoo, please call Nancy Perrin at (714 > 776-7101 Colwsmia ScnrilMp cmdLo. Al soc~ Equal Oppty t:roply r Mff BUS DRIVER. cert1f1ed Or 760-3400 NewportBuch tostartSlUIBmax.imum for Christian School Ap.l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I C.ll1Sl ·905S a.BJC~IHDBY ply 16835 Broolthurs t. ~~~~!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!~~ Position funded thru O.BIC TYrtST l.>enta.1 Ass istant. r hair Insurance compon) near .,,cit-with X Ra ) IJet-nw Orange County A1rpon :-;~·~Seal Sch offtre. t'ull n eed s go •1 d t > p 1s t "'p rr 21.1-431 2929 t56wpm> ror aelleral of flee duUes Pof>ltlOn Die Dera.al A.ss't Ortho U'1 ., t a pho ne experten te RDA r eq 'd 4dy wk helpfuJ Salary to 1¥25 .'llwpt Sch 642 26216 Good benef its (,',di J..aura:&J-3450 ..__ .... _ ........ OIPT.MAHAGH COMPUTBOPTI DECIO EXPER DESIRABU : CAU 700 34811 124 Hours Per Da> 1 Or 7~3400 If yo u have fashion .1wareness & •~ loo&u11: ror a c~r 111 merthan ~lllR. we an.' 1ntn~led in ~ou The Broad'°'J) F~oo bland has full lunr positions for dept managers tn our ChmJ & C hi ld r en 's ar ea P revious ret•1I e.1p nt'C"eSSa r) & a fa1>h1on ... 0 u n la i n v a 11 e y . c·~HIEIS June 30. 1981. Poelt1on CALL 002 3312 IW ClatCAL located In Jrvme area 7fl0.3488 ~OMIST Some knowled&e of the (24 Hoon Per Day I Cook IUSIMESS Of'PTY Natloo's largest non· dnnkers company has 2 operungs ror sharp indi v We will Cully train Would lud to own bw11- ness or mgmt w /com pany Sl.000 + comm 973-1671 U TDTE M Aerobic Da.ncing. a na-prlncipleaor auperv151on. Or760-:WOO lir eall fasl Cook 1-;, background preferred We otrer comprehensive l ra1n1ng & e xcelle nt bene fits Ap ply in penon. Moc thru Sat , lOAM to 11 JOAM or CBll ror appt 644 uu Bl!Sb>ea1 woman expand- 111g buslDftS. Need part l ime associate . A m · MARKETS For 2nd & 3rd Shifts We procnot.e to manage- ment" •upervisaoo from wtthin. WANTA CAREER" Call (714) 631-9421 bruous. willing to learn. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Call 5 31-8751 for in -WANT ACTION'! \.el'View Claaalfed Ada 642-5678 CleneaJ tiooal fltnesa corp, has T ype 45 wpm . fo·ull l~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!-•I peneoced. Apply btwn an \mmed opening in benefit package. aerll Typ1Sl, J ackson & 2 4pm. STAVRO'S, 5930 ~l~txhi~ t~~t,e;': Call <714) 9S3·393'1 ror ap-ofp~::_U\5, ty'!r~~rmch. f1~:::;W;.;Coas;;;t;1.r_w.-y.-.• -N.-B.-,;.-,;.-., telepbooeakaU.. 9M-4616 phcalJOn and job a nnoun .. ~ ..-..... ,. ,. cement t'Ol'Tectm g selectnc. 111 COO« THEAOADWAY MEWPOIT HOTICf mg, recordl, phone, & EXper'd. only All ~htfh t-.,w Dally l'1ToI Chus· ORANGE CO. varlous projects Small Good pay • t'Om pany 47 'Fer' 'u 1"-d Newport Beach. E 0 E 1f1ed adl dis play theic D.-f OF office. F IT . Loca l100 benefit s App l) i n meaaages with leglb11ily • lrvlne & Sand Canyon person: 400 S Cont ~!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and kmpact? Our ads. we EDUCATIOM Blvd.551M435 Hwy. Lag. Bch. DESK CLERK full hmr are proud to say. really A!finna.Uve Action ,_ ..... _ 11., JOU. y IOGB A,pply in ~non ooly Ah "el res ulta. Ph one' Em..iAyerM/r luove someuu.ui to se . :;,,. ~. ~!!!!!!!!'!.-!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!~ O ass1fied ads do 1t well l~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!f B • b a Be s l We s le r n ""'".,.,,.. = c-s Motel 22SO Newport If you're still looking for a job ... you haven't been looking at Fluor. Sometimes the easiest tt11ng to pass up Is the obvious ~nd It you·re looking for cl'l41ten91n9 new opp0rtun1t1es, In an environment truly designed for people-comfort. Fluor ls the ot>vious choice Herc are some of our cur· rent openings for skilled Support Personnel: -Blvd C M Apply btwn 9AM • UPM. Charlfe'a Chill. D1SPLAY BUILDER-mm 3001Redhill.Bld1.2.Ste 7 yrs exper to bui ld Z1&.C.M CllllOID hardwood dlS COUNTER KELP play. establllbed co. wllh healtb plan. pt'O{lt ahar F\aU lime. rrr counter mi. pd vacahoo Steady help • aaodwu:h man wo rk Salary o pen f!sperience preferred &31-0llSO Gary's ~ll 875-Zl.tS CUSTOMH sav. Dre11 shop. st o re manager, top Hies lady, esper. well aroomed for a:cl .. Jve couture shop. f\IU or pert-Ume, NB m•> MZ-1001 Experience neHuary Female. Lt11rt typ1n1. Proficiency w tflaures 10 key by touch. Xlnt com. pant beneflta. Op pertunity for •dvance· ment. Informal offl~.1-----... ---• CM. Call Mlllie al\ 9 am DllVllS a\ 645-5881> Men or women 2S yn Of GROWTH ,...1"" PEOPLE THE ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT ..... the folo-'-J PART TIME EVENINGS R <'<'Omc a tra ined sales counselor <ovt'r 21 > w i th lht· Jim Lo ng & Associates Agency lo s upervise and c·hcipcrone DAILY P ILOT c a rrie r bo) ~ amJ g irls on a one-on-one basis. t•1.t•n1n g .., fi t o !J P M. W e nee d n>nterned. innov ativ e persons who <.1n : looking for a luC'r a t1ve part-time pos1t1on $4 hour to '>l::.trt Call 642-4321. ex t 250 between 2 and 6 PM. Ask for Lora DISTRICT MANAGER TilAIHEE C:1rcul a t 1on dc•partmc nt has an ' o p l' n 1 n g f u r a t r a i n c e i n the (' 1 r n il .1 t 1 o n . S a I t • ~ • Ser v 1 c e a n d Col lt•c11on An•a . Sc•lcctcd a pplicant v. di rt.'< l'I\<· a lt bcr..tl starting salary, rl·J.!ul;.irl ~ st h eduled r aise s. bonus nppo rtun1t1cs and m a n y frin~e benefits ~uc:h ~1s paid vacations. paid i.troup insurance . llfC' insura nce and den tal <·overa~l' Must be 18. have gcJO<l dr l\ mg n •cord. lfours generally l 1 A M t o 9 P M Monday through FricJ;,i} S<.1turday overtime available as O(.'<.'<J<.><l. If you a rt> qualified and int l·r co..,ted in learning ne ws paper c1rc:ula tt0n bus iness. com e in person and <.ts k for Ha r ry Seeley o r Ke n Godd ard heforC' 10 AM o r after 2 PM Monday through Friday. DRIVERS SATURDAY & SUNDAY MORNINGS D l'll\'Cr Dai ly Pilo t bund le s to ' earners . Require s van or large wagon a nd a good drivm~ rerord. Phone 642-4321 E xt. 2 11 . ask for Harry· Seeley. Equal Opportunity Employer. WEEKEND WORK Saturday & S•doy MotRIRl De liver Daily Pilots to Newsrac s & s tores. Must ha ve d e pendable car. Ca ll George Hardin~. 642-4321. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT llO West lay St .. c..e. .._ C.. 642-4321 All~O,pw.....,a '"'" STENOS -Ideal positions for Individuals w ith 0-2 yun· experience end ucellent stenogroph1c skills. Must type ~ wpm and take shorthand at 80 wpm 'lcew call &mer IUd,.rdut (714) 975-V101. DILJVll L.A. n-. older. Koow the cout Electnon1c technician. dl*. Net 1110 a wed: or mor~. Oranie Coast Jr-& level. test1n1 • ESOOR'J"S.llODELS Needed by oc·. nne.t ter\'tce, DO ~ nee. 6U-Ol.IO JUNIOR CLERK TYPISTS -Requlr~ i year of gencrtl Office operlcnce; minimum typing spud of 50 wpm acc:uretcly ••well as stott1ttcal typ1n9 obltlty. Should be wllllng to wor1C overtime et required . TYPISTS -Speed and accuracy ere wrntt count here. 50 wpm minimum. Wiii also be Involved with fifing, mall d l1trlbuttoft end telephone contact. WORD PROCESSING TECHNICIANS -~ pott. dons requlrg mechlneooncntcd lndMduel1 who~ et leett 1 yur experience on~ card 11, Office S~m 6, H.,n Spact Printer or 1lmlW NS'\ tPUd eutomaUc type.. wrttiu. (Oey end n6Sf\t shirts avelleblc). It you're ~u•llrlcd end rUfh for • Ftuor eutsnmcnt, pluee~: kc:ky ....... °''*"'''"" (714)97$-11tl IWOl .,.. ... u a COHmtUCT~ INC. ' ad Mldfal1 Clft Orift lf'Ytne, CA "1JO ,,. .... ~....,.,.,Mir ., To homes in C.JI. as H.B. UA.11.~. + bonua. Car 5'&-'481 or . Yellow Cab. naoo Mt ttoubleabooCJDe. dJ&ltal Herrmann. Fountain aystem.I +some ana.101- Valley. (No of Slater At leut a yn u~r. --------- be t•a Newbope • Good t>.aema. Coatal• .. •1•1•1e .. •um••,..•,.--• ---------1 ... _ ..... ) .... .,. ... St0-a'71 Oealal Al• 't , Nt>t Bch.1'"!!~!!! .... !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ llCllJMY reetorallve pract1ce1:: .. _ .. ______ , &naDQa&mtcofe. QaJ;y nHd• ezper .. mature DRIVERS Crou couatry. UCftlCIAH t.be belt 8"d •"'1 lo team member. Good No apeeial llceme req'd. ~ to boX *· ..iaty, many beaeflu. lbcOrqor Yecb&.I, llSl CAU. ODl.- Al·3'90 P\..atia, C.11. ~ I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! -------------... (MJlounhrO.,> I 0r,... 111CUTm CUSTODIAN I SICltlrMY I I s.cc:.M "'"' ,..., .. I • ., I -wllolaa fi $ rt eel .....ac ... di ) I w .... •l& •• • .., ...... .........,: I mwm aw• ,.._.., .... ,. !tf.:W:S • ~ I '927-S 1121 11 ~~~:le~~ ;;lbio ,.:.-,.:.~ ~;::-,·· ca.1• .,[ ...... ~ .......... 1 1 .. ;~:r:r: it.1.: ~~·.t:v::~ I I .... ol ..... ,... •• l~™~~·!!·~·!!•!D!:_. ----1 ~· _!llalm .. ol ................ I.-~~~_,,...,...... • .,. I I ,.,.. :=..r....: _... .. ,.,, ... t .. I •m••• ~··· .._. .,... r.•·· I ...... -..... ., .... Or-!••· ·-----------· l~"'-!!!lF!!!:!.!'•!!!ac11!!!~~·!•!!!1!!1_µ~~~s.:;o~~~a.~....:.;:...._ ' w • • .... !.!~ ~! .. !~ .... .!!!! .?::'!1! .... !.!~ ~-'!~ .. • .. ~ ..... !!~ ~'!.e.~--!!~ OM.Y PtLOT •U ....._ Pd U.. uva.•11r ..... r,a.41, ••hare, nperl11H•,....... w-... 71 .. tw,W..tM ,. .. ..... .. -.......... a•l . Wt• ~ ...... ....,...,, clerll. Part IN ,_ ........ -............. __ ............... . ..... lh: .............. ... • ....,.. u.. • .., ....... n. Tele,...• a ~Hater ca•...,•Uoa ,,,.......,_CIJ,llm P/Um, J • • -.,. ,... .... --...._.Tl -•,.,ta.llutbe euetary . Tr••• aaJH a .. 111,... .... aw.wwepnl' ... Ca.U a..t""', lo. ....... n . 41 beda Cottall7 I ti&1.-. ~IT alert.....,. velld C.llf ::f.uine publl1a.er 1,.ma, . ._, .... ,,. 6 i111 ..... ••• I04m --. Cl'8b Coav . Hoap nz •••• C ,.....,,_ ......... oee. drt""'lcw.6 .. drtv· suPe:f'·tellable ar· , . ,., • .._.....,, 11 -.. -..i vr • Ne~•acta.c.JJJlm ..,,...._.,.~ . ..._,bud . ..,,._.for ..-....u. ....... ~ .-.CAL -------IZIOPllSS <TM) ..... froeMll tin e41'8lp flrm In ma•'"'1a1, bltwt.baa ., P•H.JH•er i•tt MAClllNllT ""1nd wtio ~ tlOIP'll. OIMle. HeayY WU..1 ,. job. No Uort.hud. ..,, "-laA-n.,C.M. ~·~~JO/f 111 for pror Hcr•tarlal ....., OPBATOll ____ --.r/l'.Wl.JtOI. ol Y'OUt tlme wUl '-ID ----_. '*' w ..... or... ....W. • llf.-,.rt Bell. ...aotALYlll _,._..,, m1iDtalAIG1 clttulatlon •-------.. -•llf&d1art11 Rre a.. Pll'• P'll'da,a. II• be T .. '°"" mootlll U • (l)mamJld Pelfonmoce Sall boat la.true &or liat. WMS. variety ol ol· ., ...... c• .. llMllTAft CttlUd."' ............. ••r aew ,,, .. t'O•· .................. lllMt ••NI' :U::.•;,.~11 .. ~~,:r. :!C:.1::f•,•,~lcela~~u!~~ Dl/\¥N ~14='~'0.:r&r!~ :"~:C.=i::: ...WtnNptlkb.25-2'7' nee d..U.. Non·•moker MOIR I • M _...... RQ64 l11*aa • aecwate tl'aetltlc,.......wl mo l:!f'•· lo Newport erut.AI aalla.o.t. Pll' ID· =~ ~:.:;· ... u.. L. .... .,...... 1pelf101 dat M•IUIJlb. Pl .... COD· C.oeUd1a. must d . wbdll. tfil.noo t.lea .....:A. J,.._:m 1•nAL Sa I a r ,m•c•o m0:1: :-1."~~!;'fOr~'t Lad: be atytlab la..._ aftd S&ielllJ'twaa&edtocaUoo Secretary.Aul1lanl to ... ,.,.... a.Jo¥ ••· MAC1••T w/atamu... EQ>'d. oa.ly, = hU .... .,..... mllllt bave officel. Mut be aurac· flnuc1al 1enius. Soft· •••t•I•• la J•l•l•I , ......... ,. ""' .... fer .. uoa uU Wall ...... c•ll••l co•paa7 ,_.. !'e•d a:fly . C all : y. Jo Ume . In JeaaieCody CJlbe•= penoaallty • Uve. neat," have own apolten, 1enlle, joyful. • -.__._.__ .___ -....... _...... for J 'U H-Vle · ---• n-.. .. -t on.able In deal rf ctl l l P ;.••.,.•111• .. .a.• ~=--~··~ ~u::~~or~'~ ~· • .... .--<7i4')NO.a..-n m, wtUa etieata ~ lra~portatloo. Good pe e on•. rep~re _._ • -'' ,_,,_. very lite bl! · du&im commlHlon. A1k for n.-rilioul meala. Vaned ~~· OD model ma er. mold Medical 714-IJl•llOO NJ•pertu.:'wii.i-: Teny:M$-1171. hard work • travel. ~. a.br or tool • d•• lo --· .. __ ..... p •c1F1C _ .. _ ... ,_ owJI -a.5'83. M•WGn"MOT'a. _. .. R6Ddept.Mu1l .,_.-ve ........ care!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Ill ~-;-~"i;~~A~ SALl.SLADV.exper.~ --------, _NR.,..U~erDr. h.aH own Looi.I Clean co require• brt1bl. OMCIPllSOM MUTUAL UAM • ...-li';.;.rr1. Com· per week to start. Paid retary for FAcrow O•· Hewl*t9Ndl Jbop. Good P•Y 6 ~'t 1~.~VNdrior Med. Part·llme pot1ition for 700~0eat.erDr ma.Del Performance 1~ .. benef'rt.a. Reaal Beauty flee. Exp. needed. Call -..ao,,~rll/f' bmliftta.1.ocatechnSJC ,_ w ..... t. vma re-F.V. eDfiDeerlna rll"ID. Newportlkach.Cal2llO RiveriUde Ave. NB (.,.,; Supply. XS E . 17th St .. rorappt.~·4050• Toni. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!f!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ Call Tom Jobuon· cord. 4 day.wort week. Dullea incl aeroaio1. t.o Post om-juat off o.taMesa. Dl·IMO XJnt. 1tart1n1 salary. --'--ol An VA··-• Op .._ OATS 0'8arcl WHtH ri;nm;:;mrmr.:'1 ' Compreheo.aive benefit ·--blueprinta. er--..... portunity PCH.> SALESPEOPLE: To ~II SICllTAltY /RCPT -· 1 rands, car maintenance, Employer M/F ,.._._ 11 R E .... u time Apply in up MAC ... Y pecaaae. Newport Beach etc. Contact Lori al !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I Rl:CEPTIONlST home security syst.ema. ~ esa · · com· ,._: Newpowt D\ma to• .... C.r. -.SLD ~I loatioo. Full lime •pert Immediate openina for FUll or part time. Bonus pany haa immed. open· • TrwwlTnilerPa"-. U31 Medwaical ai MaMmbly tame . Ca ll Rack a t ..... ,f:-i,•115•1... penoa with td &eoeral plan. lnicome depend& oo inl.. Good phone manner Baek Bay Dr, NB HOUSll99 repair. Geo'I utility 83H311. M/F ·-D..al .. a.6: .. 0 o ff ic e s k i 11 s . No you! 842-5208. a must. Muumum typing a-a.tome. or eouple for Calbc>Uc ;J:~e. ;o~n.ft on;:: Medical fl'Oftt olfice help E.O.E. J"l""'"'UU ~~-hb~n:e req . S••1·--------•I ;~~m. Call Judy: ~ olfi~ help red«y. HB. Calla.3& . et eqL'lp rd i pa au Deeded for bmy Newport Olfice Manager W/U · -pendloc on $•&"'8SQM, ~ ....... wk. z n••hll • .,_, me. c. Ga e DC. &.<N Op b 1 rr· pediting eaper for active w rke skills. eap. Gd location, t.ed r h -.,... HOUSEKEEPER-Child Placentia Ave NB Call t amo ogist o ace. · d · 0 rs pleasant e n vironment. eaper. wan or t e i---------• Jewels by Joseph care. Live 10. BfachMS-a) ·:;..::_..;::;,::..:_ ___ · ____ ,_C.al __ lwk_dys __ :_~ __ ac_1_1_._ interaor es1gn firm O>a!""'Uble co-worten. la rge1 l liChl1n g SICaETAaYJSYEC. ~--special111og 1n c om--showroom m Oran1e Co. 1-::----:---:-:----:--:--J..:aru.~~N0-8=~"~s ___ _J • MIDICAl.OFC. men:ial design. Muat be lst&JMSllHh Call Marilyn Ceiley, Ablbty to commumcat.e Financial investment General office h~lp HOUSEKEEPER·2 or J Machiolst needs insurance sctry. dependable & pro· _e. __ 2000 __ ·-------1 w/decorat.ors•builders. fi rm for e ducator s . needed. Good working dys wk..t or 4 hrs per dy EIP&IMINTAI. Good typist. Call Cindy fesaiooal. Olfice near OC Anaboli 1n l xlnt oppty for right Personnel Communica· eanda. Ute typmg'.some rd req. Cdll Call Do~ MACHIMISTS Mon thru Fri, 8:30 to Alrport. Salary com· in the v~iam~' ~::::. REC.nOMIST person. Full benefits . lions Dept. Secretary . rllino. F /P lame ......... -2ndSHlFT 5:~.8"2·9315 mensural'"' w /abala·ly ... _ .... md .... .., .___ for lovely very busy 54&-2110l Xlnl typing. Sh req'd. ~ .,.;u ......., "' -.... _ ... , • ,..,. 1m· Nwpt Bcb office. Froat 1"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I Exec. secret.anal exper. • 1----------1 Candidates must have I·---------· 549-194.5 mediateopeoinp for: o(c appearance and abm.1: a must. Non smoker pre· IMSUtAMCE 5+ y rs related e x · Medical ---------ty to handle heavy SANDWICH MAKER fd. lnqwre (714)64(}-0123 Larae auto insurance perlence, work from Of&. .,,... 181ASE pbanes •traffic a must. in Health Food Rest agency bas immediate blueprinu . Must have COATBS Fo r a pp t . ca I I Need mature woman for openings for fabricated new tooling SJllRMI' o.I•~ loy ,....... n 4/n2-8890 f/ti 1----....... --• -SB•AL OFFICE 1hld1rwrtt.rT1 1' 111 and repair ex&SliJlg tool· .. Full time. Neat appear· • -· ----------• me posrtaoo. Apply 1.n SICaffA.IY G · o c ln · d' Id J Ud C°OftllStt-s p erson. 63 Fas h ion rowtlll ranee t,y. N 0 e-x per a e 0 c e ing ln production. We or. CnnDlllM&JOI/ g m 1v ua w/va--Recepbooisttgeneral or. Island, NB Newport Beach t.o Sl,.300. brobra1e firm has im· necessary. Must enjoy fer excellent company UUll9IRR Caliroro1a Drivers ef'HAaMACIUTICAI. ri~. Personable. rront 1---------YouwiU haodJeprojeclb med. o pening for heavy phones .tr sales benefits includ ing 1£CEPTillSJ Llcea1e. High School eoe..ouMDBS office appearance. Good iim--------•I for twoexecutivestnthas penonab&e,articulatein· work. Sal a ry com · medical. dental and op. graduate . Apply an t)'J>ISt Npt Bch locauoo. SECR very welJ known firm. dividual for .ieneral ofc. meosurate with ex· tical lnsurance. Please One ol lhe nation's lead· persm lo: Mr Fuentes, Requirements in clude Salary 1'700-SB50 7S9-0313 ET ARY Your common sense & & telephone backup perience "' ability. All applymperson mg providers of tem · at Robert Bein, William t.beabibtyt.o read. wnte. You wtll pe rf o rm your ability to "follow Great career opportuni-company benefits. Call SHILEY, IMC. porary nursing person. Frost• Assodatea. 1401 speak, and understand Recept, gen office. 10 key isttretanal s upport for through'' along with es· • t Y • Ca l I : J ea n , Sherall alS49-8161. 17600GWette, Irvine neJ is openmg a new of· QuallSt. Newport Beach »lgllsh, and the wllliDC· a must. lite typm", M six salespersons Re· eel. skills will be re· .n .. 7S2--0070 •----------1 i;-~ual()ppo E pl ficeinLaguoaHills,aod nesat.oworkhard.m•'"· thru F'. 8 :30·5pm Qiares ~70wpm typing warded w ith excel. Ill!!~~~~~~~!' I N T E R I 0 R A"'4 r m oyer Mtll'( Cl ..., ~ ~-~ ....__fits ;;:: I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ with it comes an opening urr• Ell t.aJ.rung a rut woRiag _._ and so 90 s horthand ucuo: GeDera1 LANDSCAPES Work f or a S taffing pace. ---------Previou s sa les o r 557-6122,731-7711 with live plants flt O.C. Maids Wanted, The Sea Coordinator where you'll Ta&HICf' lll.CIPT JTYPIST engi.neenn" expenence 100% Free lo Applicant PLUMIBSHB.PB maintenance route. exp. Cliff Mot el. Laguna beplactng nurses111area I~ We olfer good startmg lmmedopenintew/lrv~ pre fe r r e d but n o t Will train S200wk start pref. Call between 9·1. Beach. 494-4892. hospitals. The Daily Pilot has an wages, rapid advaoce· hued prol. engineenog nttel$&ry · Must have ex Opeo8am-8pm 995-8413 546-4242 immediate opening for meot, and opportunities firm. Idea I candidate ceUait pbooe manners. •----------•·--------• This position reqwres an trainee for full time . for lead and manage-w/have a mia. oi 2 yr.s OfACEWORI $110 INTERIOR Designer MAILClBIC energetic mdiv1dual who permanent pos1t1on in ment positions 1f you're exper. wrth busy phon~. We orrer a aenerous Will train $1801.o start needs young. able bodied Opportunity for anlry is organized aod who has our Classified Depart· wtlbng lo work your way xJ.nt typtng skills & at benefits package 1ndud Opeo8am-8pm 995-8U3 persooforerrands.Must levelwithbeaut.Fashlon a good phone persooali· ment. Musl be able lo lothet.op.Companypaad tractive froat otfice ap 1Dg paid ho hdays and '~~s~nlct be excellent on lhe Island co. Mus t b e ty.Aback1roundinsales type~ wpm (lypmg benefits include hfe, pearaoce. Company of. ChnstlDJls week shut 4500CampusDr .N B OIUVBSS200Wk phones, very flexible cheerful & able t.o Lift or a medically related t.est wiUadministered t.o medicaJ. and dental in· fer s liberal v ara · down Please apply in WW train truck drivers. du ti es . Pa rt tr me. some weighty parcels. field as helpful. Please all applicants), 10 key surance. and a liberal lion/leave/ UIA. benefits penoo Monday through 14211 Yorba St, Tw.tm Opeo8am-8pm 995-&tU 6'2-200torS48·1558 Call Rit a , 540·6055, callforaoappomtment. adder. handle phones. pnilit sha.nngphan. & r ev iew program Wednesday 9·11AM or 1----------1 Coastal Personnel Agen· learn compute r and Salary comm. w/exper 1-3PM or ~nd resumr Open Monday Everungs America.oGuide Fet IMVBn'C>aY cy,2790Harbor81.CM. 714-547-0311 other general clerical Applyinpersont.o: and ability. Co ntact Cooly resumes with~~~~~~~~~ ---------• C~OL ClEll NEVER A FEE duties. ()pporturuty for Stephen Elliott. Vice salary htslory will be ::; G_r .. l'rodlcffoa. E})t:ry level position in ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ Equal ()ppty advancement a nd ell· AMIDftl IC INC President Finance. at comldered> Secretary Pl. Ume help wanted material contro.1 dept. Maintenance man. part) E mployerM/F ~l lrei ntSclo mpa n y ""-"DUL., • 714·540-7733 t.o arrange RJLil~s~ RECORDS Men. 6 Tues. nights for Will be bl ....,ne ts. a ary com· 1780 I.!.---... LnterV\e'W. '"""'5A "" production. Apply at .respons1 e for time. r etired. Costa .~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I me ns urate with ex· z--A••· SECaETAIY Peony a aver. 166( 0 rd e .r 1 ~ g fl a .r ls ' Mesa area, set your own MODELS-ESCORTS perience. Foe intervie w. .......C. tZ713 Receptxxust needed. law aECTRIC CO. Caty Clerk's orflce 1:. Pl-:==ia,C.ll. est_abh.s~ing imtts . & hours. Apply at 3020 Needed by oc·s rm· ~t please call: 6'2·4321. ext 714-54Mtol offi ce. Lido Manna lod111tna1 Coolrols seeking some on ~ to ----. mamtalnlng adequate tn· o -.. '"'11 A G "'" vent.ory levels. Ability t.o "':'"" ve. ateway service, no exper oec. m Village. Good typing Dtvuuon ma111tain r ecords of Caty .. -:1>.~0fRCE work with figures a _Sci_en_tili_1_c. ______ 1 641-0180 ORANGE COAST F.qual oppty e mployer s ki lls Some filing . 3300 S Standard St Council.related action:. --!\a. ---------m/f ·~ Ptr t0.3pm Sant.a Ana,Ca92'702 Includes working with Faabioa Illa.Del lnnst. must. Call for appl btwn Maintenance man.helper DAILY PILOT .._.... .... ~. ' computenzed syate mi; m•Uirmaeeclumture. 8-1.lAMooly.SusieRiley, forapt complexl.nC.M. MOltT~AM 330W.Bay Slreet ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I CaUSerenaC7~9lOZ. Equa.IOpportunlty and microfilm .. and mpouible, accurau 7 1 4 · 5 4 0 • 7 6 3 O · Ret.lredorsemi.642·5073. Lo..Sl1Jp1r Costa Mesa ruacHASI.-/ ~ Employermtf /b microfiche equipment. _ Preferlite"-g SArmsTRATOFLEX, 17671•----------1 FNMA Conventional Equa l Opportunity --ya.-w Wi .... _ w ............ tWa .. • Reqwres r e lated ex. --· .... ., troog Ave. Irvine. Maintenance E})gineer exp. a must. '"-••-.. nb _.,._.,_ ~ ,.., "" ,....._ " background. to bandit E 0 E AK nda . I d. • ...,..._ Employer Ellp'd purc hase order needed. Top pay. em· perience a nd ty ping commlwioaa accounliJlf . . ... e VIS D Growing Co. with great knowledge or FNMA ____ ...;_....;... ___ follow.up, invent.or)' COO· porary. rull time Call·---------·· speed ol S5wpm. Salary & licemin1 functions ,_Co ________ beoefrt.s needs person t.o shipping requirements. ---------l I 1'od5erYicesatlmM>l64. SECRETARY is 15·16. 75 t hr. + a Call: 64(M)l23 Janitorial. young man. ::Oin~~~~b G~np~~~ ~~~a~~t!,n~~~: PAIMTB ~e~~~ j~ ~o'!~f ~::ka~~~ ~~~1~ !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!! wUhngworker.Hl sch J r maintenance&piclt up& at?S2..0S7l ______ 1 CALL Furn. mCr. 540·8894 ,l-1111!!'11411!1111C9'!1!111111T!lllk•OMl-11ST~-·I We a r e s eeking a OtyoC lrvtne,J?200 Jam· or Sr. yr round, PfJ' ... _ .. ._ T Sl.OOO Call Karen. •'-=IV>llrt -...a ..... to-.... Secretary/Rttept1onist ...___Rd <7141 7""'3600 F1-1ble hrs dun'ng sch uc.u.""ry. 0 · Natiooal Asset M·"·•·· 7~3418 ,_...,...... ""'"' ..... , -r f 'lit •~ '--" """''" · ~· ~ 631 l8S5 ........ "' H P REC.-rlOMIST 1lus buy pu11e board or our aca y ""'a.cQ "' before 1 14 GENERAL yr. 673-5070, Call Mon. · · ment Co. opening om ce 124 ~ ::c:ay > oeedl your sUDny sa:ule the beautlful lrvme In· ----· -· ----- ICEYPU ........ H MANAGER. shoe & ap. in H.B. seekin g tn · ...,. Duties : a n s wering ror tbeir (root olfi~. A dustnal Complex Post·--------- """ pa.rel st.ore. Growmg 10• tervaewers & represen· ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! phones. lypang. some t1on requires I year SICIETAIY- OFACE Experienced keypunch dependent chain. Mngt t at1ves . No exper. PAIAL.EG .. • peyroU•jobc:oatacctc. baOl,~"IY level J>05•· Sttretanal experience. SENIOR operator (tab equip p . · ,.. Will train . Starting lloD uuot reqwres some tvnon•aocf -.. --.. ~-... · exp req u i r ed. Xlnt necessary. art Ume lD· Experienced c1vu llliga. salary lite typuig and filing It's ,,._ .....,....,..,... Immediate operung wilt ment). Xlnt compa ny benefits. Send resume t.o come to $25.000. Full ti o n ; ba c k g r ound m>. ln tli60 lo SllOO per a promotion spot walh ex a progressive and conve benefits. In formal of. Qasaified Ad No. 711 c/o time positions a lso S.H.ltype; actaveomce. terviews by appt. eel. ~fits l ~llty locaufledctOran~~ ~~~~Millie aft 9 DaJly Pilot. PO Box 1560. available. For interview. U1t;YD'S MutSBY & 55741 z.z. 731-771 t Y man a urer"' · · "-laMesa.Ca."""""" contact Mr. G1ff1n . ParaleoalServrceslnc ,_,., ~ CAU 7~3488 124 Hours Per Day J Or 760-3400 answer busy phones ~ "~ 848-932'7 " LAMDSCAPIMG CO. 1""....,,. ree '°Applicant Qualified applicant car Legal Secretary, 5 yrs or --MAM--A-G_EM_Bf1' ___ 1 ____ . -----714-752-1334 646-7441 expect a good salary anc more exp for Corporate ---------•I PAATTIMI beoefiLs plus a pleasani ~lt.omey. lmmed open· Ambitious couple, part We olfer complete com pany paid benefits 1n cludmg medacaJ and den· Lal Please call or apply 1n perso n M o nda y ~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ through Fnday 9·llAM Sttretary or 1·3PM IPM to 5:l0PM working e nvironment mg. 641·~100. ask ror of. time. to help manage NURSES a.EAT HOWS! For Immediate con ficeadmmtStrat.or family business. Call Bill saderaUon, please call 01 Hughes. S49-3026 Immediate openinga are ReceplJOO.LSt SICIErA.RYI RICWJIOMIST ~~~ mh· peFn!Sdooa M9oln1Ada~ Ptr~~b~ near TEACHBS ~;:~~Yblfoc~toured in· modeHuoml· ..... ..._ Y · "' O C · Call Ambitious couple. part or l 3p... . . Airport. Mr. • .......... Beach We ·-a · ... "--....ay7c:"·68'" Lime. to help manage _.... · .... ~ _. ~ p ar t o f C ARE famity business. Call BiU ENTERPRISES. a grow- Sierracin/ Transmask LlGAL SECHTAIY Npt. Bch. law firm seeks sec'y with MAG A exp. Type 70 wpm min. Die· tapbooe exp. Fran, 851-1300 39152 Campus Dri vt Newport Beach, 92660 7 I 4-540-60IO &.&Al. SECRET AIY Equal opply emplya Qiergetic, enthusiastic Hugbes S4.9-3026 mg chain o( coovalesceot Manager ATHLETIC SHOE STORE Dedicated runner needed lo manage new Irvine location. Require strong background in merchan· disiog, promotion and employee motivation. bo&pitals. We curreoll.y seek: RNs · LVNs AISllifh 9A.Mto2PM or 4PMtotPM We' re seeking somrooe with a sunny disposition 4500Campu.s Dr . N 8 t.o wortl as ReceplJoo.Lst at Irvine's busy City 14.211 Yorba St. Tustln Hall, answering or refer· Joan the Los Angeles rln1 telephone aod Open Monday Evenings TI.mes CircuJatioo Team counter Inquiries Crom ""'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and adapt your wort the public aod asaisliJl1 = s c h e d u I e l o Y o u r lhe Personnel sect ion. Reslaura.ot Sierracin/ Transmask 3952Campm Dnve Newport Beach. 92660 714-540-6010 Equal oppemplyr m /f /h lifet.atyle. Work $hrs. per Salary ls So'>• 75/hr. + Part t 1 me . Sa lad 6 day in a Times Circula· genero us Cit y.paad sandwich mater. Mah1tt !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ Uoo Sales Office near be:oefits Typm.a ~wpm woman. Morna ooJy. set ---------your home and have 15 required. good com· your own time. In f'oun· Secra.-y ~~i:.r: f::'°w!.e~~: municatlon and filial lain Valley. Call Barbara U.AI. SICalTA.IY ti· ... •-. We pay ,.._,_.., mu. an a plm. Contact at-.c73. Free lo applicant. T""' YIUCI ,..,..,. ., Oty ol lrvine, 17200 Jam· ----------.- waies and commiasloaa. boree Rd. (7l4) ?S4· MT AA. SALIS lecaJ firm wants persoo bdott7·11. a. some ll1bt office. with 1ood skills• exper Anible Secretary /Receptionist Xlnt position for above average skills. spellJng, grammar Call 752-0234 Secretary ADMIM. ASST. Fee paid Nicest boss in town! Typt.ng, customer r elations . R ea l ly dJverslfied duties, good raises. Near airport $12.000 D.O.E . Call l::llte O'Bneo. Also fee jobs. 54().5001. Soelllllg & Snell· uig o( Newport Beach Agency, 4340 Campus Or. m/f/h secretary to work with partner. Min. 3 yrs. le1al eap. Xlot. skills. Gd. benefits, salary open. Send letter or resume lo e. Office to SI I 00 _7sz._2518 _______ 1 Classified ad '76, c l o We orrer an excellent salary and benefits package and a pro· feuiooal, pleuaot wortt. ln1 environment. To learn more about the op · portunlliea at Garfield pleue call or apply al: LOSANGELESTJMES 1----------1 Aircraft Piiot Store. Quarterly raises. Plush lJTSSunfiower Ave. RECEPTIONIST 2Pll to ~"-Co . VI olfice. To Sl.300. Also fee !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Colla Mesa 9Pll Wed. lbru Suo. F"tU::. ~7';)::"'1 c. ;obs. Call Carol Buell:, --... -----· -.__.._t .....-... _...... Daily Pilot, PO Dox 1560, fi:e~ ~'pe;,'~ Lltig.ation Sec rel~ry CoetaMesa,CA921626 5 .. ,. "JOI a traffic aales or data Medical Malpractacel!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I -.- control' dept . Great Defen. as lite eivil Utiga· MANICURIST·AbLe t.o do l'&Klr.'1 n l'&K AM !l.OU4L benefits " muc h op lion secretary Deeded lo allpbuesofmanicuring a.nu.•~" • ..,... portaaity for advance work 1n the airport area -al •--h Ith p•--' ro-v-•--t u-..0..1 OflP'TY e.l.OYa meat. Call Rita,~ ol.11{.B. Ski.Us include s/b .. -""'• ea ..... ..,..... .. ..._. ......... __ CoMUal PencaDel Ageo ~. typ 70 wpm, and The Hair Handlers mt Garfield PBX Operator/Recept. ey,2'110llarborBl,Cll. rlnt 1rammar. Salary,_642-8484 ________ 1 HuatiD&tooBeacb,CA Ea:per. La1u.u Beach.. NEVER .. -E Ith bill <n.u M'1·91'1l c..i--N-Eac .. •-· ea· " .. ,.,. commeos. w a ties You don't need a I UD lo ._, .... ·- " perf. Outstanding "draw fut" when you Equal Opp Emp lyr lertaiament company. Benefits .Please call place an~ la the Daily M/F/H 1_o.u __ ,_ ... _71_•_ .. _•_• __ ''·~GI;~~«~~~~~~ MIMWC-• Caren al 2J.3..Q7-GIS PUot Want Ads I Call now ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!f •-~~~~~--Waat~ Call612-V11 -MW171. NunlDI in a friendly PSX~. ---------workin1 atmoapbere. lleaY)' ~. ~- Cotta Meu Memorial ~M . Pie~:~ lfol:l*•l. Current open. peraoaallly a must. lap: 2ncllhltt With a minimum of 8 month•' exper1ence on an IBM 3?42, 029 or Entre• 280, 380, you mey qualify for one of our keypunch position a. S_,lng aatary la l800+parrnontr1, ct.- J*'dlng on )'®r beckground and expert. ence. and• MO per month ahttt dlff&f· enllal. Benefli. Incl~ company ~Id mectlcel, dental and .... tnau~. 2 ..._ vecatlOn erMt 12 paid e,otldeys (lnotudfnt •Week off next CMttmM). For oooeklen1t10n. appty In S*'90ft or call IWCY TNalAY-AT (71fttl14Ht. Jlleci.Sm1 MMll1. lln. PraU. RN'1/LVN's au hblft.t full-time and part·Umt ....... !'.llmrleacY room RN Jar' ...... Yac ht C lub. Type,---------~.Soelliat .. Soell· "lt•SECRETARlES•• pbooes. S4 hr. Call Ad· The f~t draw lD the ial ol Newport Beach Admlo Asst R&D Sll,800 Sitler 154 at 642-4300, at West ... a Daily P11ol Acency, 434° Campus GeoOfctrype~ll0,800 bn. per day. O&.Wraed Ad. 6'2·5678. Dr. FUJI Ch& TB/RE $18,000 Sales I ·~. llOCKS ~ILS~IR~ 83 F ASHION ISLANO NEWPORT BEACH, C AL.IF ORN IA 828&3 a ..... yourtelt • cereer JOln vs In the ecltf~ wof1d of laahlon. Bullock• Wltlhlre 4fewl)Of1 Beach ta~tor ... VERY SPECIAL SALES ASSOCIATES Appointment Only /Free lb Reinders Agency tQ2IO Bi~h. Estab '64 Newport Beach, 833-8190 SICUTARY NB devp'mt co. Growth potent, Sb. dictph, bene's Free to Applicant lrvtDe Personnel Agen~y - E. 17t11, Costa Mesa aute Z3& "2· 1470 SEaETlllS 11flSTS We are accepUng ap. pklltliom for tong and sllior\ term HCretarial po1itlon 1 . ProfeHlooaUsm la a IDUIL PleUUl pbooe el· tJtude, Wide varte.ty ot bac.ktrHoda ... dad. cau &olk1 roe-IDronna· Ura 551~ O'\·Lln:. ~ft~-..c:ta re:~ ..... ~!! P!! ............. ~~ .. ' • JI• -..... ~ •DOOUftU• l•r--r·,··=Jlz•1IM=1e:•:":19~~=1"19iil•ii"ii~.~ fnl .... r 1"0 , F .... .... .... ..,.. ....... .... Cll ...... cal. CaU ...... saucm:m 11 1111 16 ............. ..,..,.,.. ....... a,.... ••*11• -1-..-...;.o;;..;;..;.;...=.;;;;;;~;;;;..i -.... _... nfN.11'1 I L .......... .... I •tdalllf :-..~ ..... Oittlf i ............ II -. ft ft....&.ot.-........... ., ,,__ dillllfn ba •-'-• ,.__...... _..... ___ _.......;.... _ __.. •rid &.T. -· a.lb lu la-•&1\e ._ "=.c.t!I! ....._., -..new • ,,,_IT· ~ -· • ............. .._, f•r .. ,.,.. ..... :..-..·...-·-,._.. A&C 1111/080 ... JOU. ........... m. lffa. a-Mtt.e .. , .,.., 1 ~...,.. la • ...,,. -· ~-_ 1 __ -. t" ,....., ... lolo•o• N1•1, l\lt. int. ·------lbwsw~~-"!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!t W. .:"C' ~"""1JA. ....... IC re. _..,, ...., .....,.. ......_ ~ -•ell ebalr1, l•~t•. llMd lllb aa. -.. 1• "_... ... ,...,, ... u.ut-oW. -.-. ~''Xl-Mi",W~lrao ... 111a tB. t bib W• fll ,.11111!!!1 ______ _. ~.~:.~e• ~~r~&~r~ =~ ~~1..:!~ ...,. :.::X>&o~~~ou . --a.won ...... PAlft11 MI ....... __ •.,ent.r 'l"llf.nl _..... W....S 10UI' German . MOVDfO 6 0 ~.I sbD9'1eW ..!!!!!!!!!~~~~~ M..., .. Hot-. 1bort balre4 poleter. MlM bNlt Mt '*· 8ALS hrD.. AllAO& • .,...., ...._. ,.._ •~to,. cmle. o.. ao& bave '° ~ Blk Cab&Det m. a.c. Sat •=-a m111t ..a bf J9b' L w P.tTlm ILL[~ ln • defrotJ1t H l\ or bawpapen.DIJm.1111 Xt.kw!Ddow.4~"11' '80 ~ .... --:::-LUii•..,..._. ,,_., 8L All&, Cll. ~ .~ ~ a mer In • lftertpm. IZ5. Hvy duty floor tTwtllroelom•ia · .... T.-S •Mt ~ly Padlle a.11.k e ,,. v, c 6 • Ill .. __,. for pollaber •. 1•80'1I. fftm ,_, .,_._••ea.rd. -.;....;... _.._;.;,...;.._w_w.. __ -.........._---tl!~!!!!!!~----1 -lnu•dial• opee,IJlp • rRS& IT.-. lo lood AKC M In . Seba auser GARA.GE~ ._. me card for eacb ---• --,.._ bl U.. Ora•,. Cowab C&JI or tome ID today ~ onler. ...!509 IJUllS, call c.o eee. 1.quo11 a_. Rattu tot a, $150. turn. ...ma mada. de-tac ,._ 009 .,.,.. we '"' .W.. dDt eaM. Ollc .,._ '°' Not. TaUen lnt..m.l'4l alUPlllfyou..Wdoll. BeactL41'Mm ~-:" blQe ~. CIDl1llar lln». •IN. nl•t• pnmaeully -. .... as. Browaapt ~~~.!;,:f.~ ll.Clta..lMuC\r.Dr. o..aJ Eltdrie 91.ove • ,_._teY• IMI · OOI. _.... ~ ~ 'JOdm.m.ma. ~ NIQl.9..r•h •• O.,eo. JOmt. •· l7>-&J3ll ....................... For sale. 21eniane brOtm o.r.ee s.ai. ...a.y _., ~P;.::,... .. ~ Pn-~ Raequtt Ctu •tolllf Jl\'"ee kiUw, 'I wb okl. lulber cbalu. 1tlnt M PlaaU omce fwD. ..t km a t.llleftt Pora Teull "IMtm"'ertlttp. au Cun.. w .. ttq:bouse =~~-eyes. quallty•cood.W 983 bo.aebold 1ooda, 6 Plf"09"11Md lal eneloM tmQ.C.Un.......-· 8de by aide retria. Two bdlira.lr momentH colleded !~~.!·.,!~: ;! Pllllo r.m. e•-ce .,. 6 lltn1 1ln waterbeda. FR.EE ADORABLE KIT· xlntcood. l:Wl.M0-5711 fn>ID ~ the W'CWtilL wdl beck • trim _..,. 4'sA' IZ5. <eo.&oa °'9er ITl4J 7»-cm l.aCUDa Nl1Ml, &sl..o&d 411D-$150. TENS. 4111'Ai Acacia. Cdll. ,~ p&..u ~l. or 2'1'1161 Cabot Rel 1.Jtter tnmed. Solid Bittb drop leaf din· ~ Or try two cank ""'-------- m o 111.-. Equal()pponwuty Sean beavy duty waaber 171-3'18 in&lbl. 2 leala. llblt cood. El late Sale: lta\lre ..Stobedr. 'r.o ~r wu One Employer .. M/Y/H fadryer.$125 ---------1 127S/olr.846-2158 bouaebold, hea•ily PR.ICES: laWG.1DOwer db iraa • s.512.1520. German Shep be rd --------·I caned antJq diD at. ti ••orl/15 c&dw. Phooe"45 lCJSf ---------' ~mill. Fem.&yra. Comer~.2beda, c balra, buffet 1115. ::~::::· .... 1 Mal' t #re West HM Refrige aide by old. fued. ~T.114. 1conwrt.ble175. Wuher, dryer. deak, -· > c I • •- ••••-••••••••••••••••• &Ide acemaker, etc. S200. 644-03:52 sofa, cbalr1, tablea, JOorlDOl'9Sl.40u. W_... aoer • iiliiiil*'' £'1 ....... , 1001 Jerryl7~5e03 Playful luttena. great Q b d refri&-. atove. mower. ~~~Ai:g~ ••••TO• .. P••C•::•ff••P•:-;..•••• ,... v ••••••••••••••••••••••• persooalitJes. Bllt/Wtul.t' n s i w a le r e edcer toola colkdibles ,,_,_ _........, ~ ~ SECURITY •--------•CE Refnaeralor w 11ce Blkt-M:>-7090 Wavecrest mattress St,...,;._,_·N-Y---· U'I'-your own or_.... FarUMldfumitw'e6:an. WESTMINSTER malter. Avocado. $350. r~J Ul t rat berm beater. EL~..,.. ~---.. DMm, addreu. pbooe • ptiaocee, •rl\nc v ~ PACIFIC ABBEY Manl.)'norJay.673-IWO s::-ui.a~m.tx,freetogd Padded frame 6 ped. SaL•Su. .. S ::_'ll=:,:b.cardper _95'1_-1133 ______ _ BANK ANTIQUE MALL DRYER ome. ery friendly U nder wrnty U SO . 430 El-Modena Npt . ..,,_.. ~,,., ---1-· w•......,."'·. N-or --Dail F'rt .1as.n1ce Needayrd.9M·5029. ~1679 _.,.._,,,..,. ~ "" "'"ar.&I .,._ -.. S... Tedato S2ZIC An EquaJ OpJJOrtunlty YUH, 1~9 works 11ood. 165. __ _..:._ ______ ---------ffOa. da'to: window wltb ' .a--oe Esper'd. copy machine Employer OPEN July4, l0-0 !i48-8Sl3, S411-448S ADORABLE JUNE BRIDES DON'T 14&-IC85 Pl.OT~ 30 .. ll41 1it"'Call'1~l 9&'7 tech. with ability to train'"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ U7Sl Westminster Ave. Bladt Female Killen MISS TIUS! Jl pc duJ ITP GltlAT SALi! P .O. &11: L5eO dhen. Some traveling.I; GardeDGrove ~lo.1 WASEER. nice. works 644-6923 MINT'Ong$3800.NOW ! ColtaMeu,Ca.121112l6 AlrtineaPIJC'O"ed~car· Company credit card. TOPLESS MODELS ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I good. $65. 548·8Sl3 or 12.000 cash ~ lo ap-Ji\amJture. miac i&.ema. ROLEX W ner. for1mlC-01He Call Rita , 540-6055. S75DAY. PAID DAILY. 5484485 Unique kittens free to ..,....,. 64.2·66'TS ~yM.28$E..2J.llSt. · atc h Band. 6444~ O>astal Personnel Agen no exp. nee. 8216-2583 Lovel,y antique English , good home. 7 weeks Call ..!::.~-Calta Maa,MS-4818 President. 18K gold. ~L.._. ey,%190Harbor81,CM side board, $450. Small Refrigerator, lroet free. Mic hael or Al1c1a 8'Sofa. E I I ff I S18DO/batolr 64.5-2983 ,__ NEVER A FEE TRAVEL Agent wanted. Fre n ch table, Sl80. clean. works good. SlOO. ~Ml.3 good shapeS12.S s!~~fve ~t ngton · Wea I... IOll ~!!!!!!~~!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!~~I Must be exp'd. Must be 6'7s.msl ~13. 5484465 area. r .. rn.. De'W Wlllerfall. lndoon, gold. ••••••••••••••••••••••• :: Sabretrai.n. 754·1311 Free to good homl'. 12 mo ~Newport Blvd.C M ~I aamp&ea. much w/elasa top. Can be Wied CONN Director' tro-noooe Shoe JlobUe Sales. Look· Antique settee, $400 2 Stove, clean, works good old Fem. spayed, eUow SLEEP ER Sofa. '° beaut muc. 1812 ~ Cir. •aquarium. Beau. szoo. with case. Excellent con- ing for aggressive person veJ Agent, min I yr ex· cbrs, $200. S75. Upright freezer . Lab. 6'S-6733. Haitian cotton. unused KB ... 1252. dltioo. 1100. 67~ .lfter calling on industrial per. for small agency. 642-0490 clean works good SlOO cond Sof & 1 l 6PM firms in So. Calif. area. 714-346-3314: 213-592·1349 Refrlc. clean. wo rks FRIENDLY 6 mo. old 8 ov~ea · Sunmom tude·a·bed. xlnl st-.~ old. Cost: $2.400. ---------~-•-~+comm. AlJ e·· ------• d $7"' "'~8 85 fem. blk Lab mix nomp'" browns & beige pola~ l'OOd. mahogany drop-aacnfi~: SlBOO Indoor DRUMS by Ludwig. J gbt ;'paid&co.betlefi~. TravelAgency SUPEI t"llC ~ ~. ~ .. · 13 ' togoodbomr.642-179'4 J couon, loose pillows, leaf d1n1n1 rm lbl or~.963-0769 blue clear.2 F1oortom.s MQSt have good driving Pff secretary, after· ~ xlnt. cood Can help de· w/cbaJ.n. china. cryst.aJ. a base 24 .. , 3 Zilgreo record. Call M . for appt. noons .. xlnt typing skills Saturday. July Sth Refng side by side. wtute. CUTE. playful 8 wk old Liver 552 6'98 " sUwr p{AU. kitchen TRADE Cymbals, Rogu's bign 21J.944-43l 4 .E.O.EM /F requir e d , 70wpm -8Hours0nly!-S18S. blL & wbL kittens. 1st Robinson ·~ Mattres:. & appliances " muc b DYNAVlT computenud hal co mplete w /a,• w/spee d writing or 10a.m.l04p.m. SS4·7329.S43-Z987 sbot.642·1794 Box.spnng'I Dbl Laite imre' Fn. Sat.• Sun, fitness exercaser ror cases.$9000MO.Callai\ SHOE SALES. Wanted. short.band Call957·2809 MUSIC IOXES! CAN YOU BELIEVE'! 21 3 Abandon~ kittens & MW SJ.SO C:all&W ~ 9am ~pm, 2SO Walnut. boat. <Sail or power> 6 JOPM ('114 )737~. full ar part Ume. Good TIUC*' DRIV... JUKE IOXES! cu ft ~'-lpool "'-•r, 3 moth•r. n••d lo ving - -N 8 a.Ue:r 7St320 H d O ·th Co. bene fits. Future " ..,.. .,. .. v ... -·o.uo..s! """ ri -.... ...... Pia) pen 'lect1onal sora. ammon rgan ,.,, mgml. positions possi· Successfulcaodidatewill .--·-.-~ )'TS old only $21S casb.. homrs.83l·S980 brown Square cocktail The Great Ca.rage Sak. For Sale . T1rtany ·s Rytbym Sl57S. Also tile. Apply in person bet be experienced in all l'tAMO aouS! ~6 table w /sheU for center ., Saata 1sabeL Costa Private Club life ume Hammarlund SP600 ttvr operations concerned SLOT MAC .. HES! FwNlluw I050 M ~~18 me m b e r s h ' p SlOO. 646·8330 Costa Sam & llam: 3077 S watb gasoline/diesel AllCADI MACHIMES! NEW RCA Wb1rlpool lm· -·••••••••••••••••••• <Robinson~ new $3500) es.a. . Zl.3·~·1789. 433-746~ &istol,C.M transpor t. Great Op· c·"'H •llttl!!t.•~s•. penal mdl 7800. Almond Antique large office desk Both/or :1900 oow 2 bar Gara~ SaJe.· Mut s.eU a.thie. ._M_eaa_. ______ _ SOUTH OR ANGE portunity for the ag--~~,..,.. color was her It gas SllS.846-l'56 stoo s. rown. saddle tbJs weekend. Washer. Antique Player Piano. COUNTY gress1ve & coosc1enllou.s CLOCKS! dryer Slill in sh1ppmg style. counter height dryer sew macb. TV Ballk Beal. solid oak. hlte beau rond. elec/pump, MUNICIPAL COURT person lo join lhe staff of Super sale for 6 hours on· crates. SSOO. 645-5131 or * * I BUY * * Both for ~ Set! unt.Jl Tfte ~. devke, eowt new SlSO. Boys blke 20.. roUs. below deaJeT price. LAGUNA NIGUEL an expandinit iodepen· ly, Saturday July Sth! 646-64.M>. Good Wied Furniture & Wed al The Balboa &y reporting s teoograpb StancRa y type. aood 6161 l&S9 DEPUTYCLERKl dentoilrompany.Com· Doors open at 10am. Applillllces-OR I will ~·tub. Apt 2I H. Call Ooo'lauast.hisooe.4U condl20.Ca116427009 ------- pensataon ncgolluble. In sharp. Super sale prices SEARS coldspol reCrig. 14 seUorSE.Ll.. for You ~ 8689~ 642 ~ Belvue Ln iD alley bet• r---------Fender Quad Reverb SIMOPER MONTI! qui re . 1740 Newport wilb savings or ~ lo cu. ft. Copp er colo r MA.STYS AUCTIOH ··L"' " SevilJe orr Balb. Frame bu 1Id1 n g . Head for sale . 100 watts Heavyfiling,genofhce Blvd. Cos la Mesa. 50o/oormoreonhundreds Separate freeter. $95 646.-1 -'Pl' sectiooalcooch Good Blvd 00 the Pftlinsllla 9'Xl 7'X8'. s h ake e x RM S . S37S 080 . Requires 1 yr C'lenc:il 714~·9661 or items! .. Put Another Days 875· 1230. eve~ 616 & lll-9625 cond.1i200 Sat-Sw>8-4 ter1or . One window, ~. ~~'!lpe. E~t f..m .. f0Prhoan11f' Nickel I n .. book, a ll 673-271.2. Llke new velve t "Old --6'5 6733 IUll:eolfer 894-3114 a----------.__..,., ... -Typis t (Stallsllcal) about nickelode ons . " r-s.te 1055 Big Garage Sale 10·5 DRUMS by Ludwig, tight pointment. clerical & Part ume. for publJc ac· Sl2 95. SALE ror just ~ 1020 ~~!;;er c.-ha i r s9o ::':.~•••••••••••••••• FUm.-Decor H~ Beds 2 w/frame~ !Xue dear . 2 Fioor toms. t)'Jling test ct'g offlce 646-4330 $3.95' QRS88·noteplayer ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~oving Sale. Sat & Sun. at.em.~ Misc Lgsiz.eml'os headboards $65. Gir ls <• base 24". 3 Zilgren ._•tione r y S t ore an --------rolls, $3.20. SALE for Just BICYCLE BUILT FOR Double bed. new box . 9-3 Queen bed. :.ora . rot & womens c lothes. Sl.Urdee bike SSS 640-7109 C>mbals. Roger's h igh ~ S2.Superbarga111pnces TWO. SIOO. 2026 Harbor mattress.rrameS95 re ... table. s tereo. elc &42·~2. 176 Cecil Pl .• --hat com pll"te w /a ll f 'd deJMaroeedsex TYPISTStSO on Amp1co. Duo-Art, Blvd..C.M. 848.3478 t-:verything we have C M x2l Metal Gas SUuon Ca.se5.S8000MO.Callan •Jir ules lady. Full Accuracy more lmpor-WettepUiyers, mcludlng l O-d bill S7S mus t be sold . 504 Cublen8oolh.w1lhnew 630PM (7J4)737"64t9. •time. S days. Xlnt work ta nt l ha n a p eed . grand pianos! Cattus OI'· spee e · ex· 6' dresser with mirror 9 Marigold. Corona del MOVING SALE. Truck Aoorsafe673-356t , mg cooc1. F.spe<:1ally hne Beaulilul Fashlon ~land gans! Slot machines! cellent coodltion. Call dnrT5 S40. child's oak Mar rack. tins. •beeis. sink. -----Mus l sell for scbooJ dientele.615-1010 location. Call Rita . .Music boxes! Plus. hear 847-6678 des.It z . new TV aoten sola. misc. E.e-"';-• rt Beach TennlS Q.L,tom Les Paul with ~ Co·1suJ Person a free concert oo the 24' SAT&Su B he bloc •r-........ Club Famtly M em · hard she ll case. Xlnl ~ manager Parklant• I • • Motobecane French ma de na w /mast $25. 640-0958 ° ulc r k goes' Sal• Sun 1~. 2l95 benhtp for .. ale M!ioO o ne Agenc)', 2790 Harbor wide Taj Mahal organ dmeue. kid's slJde. LR Sa.ala Ana Ave, C M. r Cond SS75 h r m. Rob Hosiery & Dance wectr Bl, CM wilh hfe·siie carved bccycle 10 spd. 27". lite Spyzone Extra Queen lamPIS. hJltmg boots. & 646-<»17 beslolfer &42·220t__ 758-1988 store M1i.:.100 V1 eJO NEVER A fEE fiou..-: and nearly 1000 wt. Gr e1at cond S65 6, bo r ·--------... A .. M .. --mattress.,. x w rarne more 1515 Serenade Jobason CR radio S2S Gibsoa ... _ 335 Gutt •. ........ USI have rel<ill IJgbt.s! Located JUSt off 962-~ .,U\ X1.o od Hoo c ao•GEc-.:1.,. U3 u 8 d d b .-. t co . ver Terr CdM ~ ~ Scuba Pro c.-ompl set "'awl-<--"" . .,.,""'lirm exp e epen a le MacArthur Blvd 15 -....a1.. ..........t.-....1~IOJS upright vacuum cleaner ----1&32 Pegasus, Sant.a An.a __ ........ oMr ...,., .. P"-nA ;: .. .,...;::-"'-VI"' _,., 495-3134 Typist/1l~. mmutes south of Dis -,,....,.......,. ,..,..._ ,.'<~ ..,,.. "" ... .....,.v,..., -----Accurate tfo,.t.·pm. hte bk neyland Tht>rc has ••••••••••••••••••••••• $30. MaDUiya MSX prof Yt'\RO SAL~ !:>un 9 3. :n62 Hgl.s St().«Z99 Sat/Sun. SIS7-lli06 -------- SUMMER JOB Sh1ppmJt kpR & phont' duties Call never been another sale STiil. ILDG SAU camera Sl.20. Deluxe Ex Claremont Sl • n •ir\t' -Office fr Ail•• & .. , ercycle $65. ~ Pnn•-......... ~. drnc. ~"'. h~oo II ........... s Fordham tlt"Uble :.haft s.-1~~ aoas r~1\mg. Mannt:pan :. .. taryLou7S22266 like this' Want a Heavy steel const rue· ..., .,.,,__.. .,._, '"' •" -.-r--.. • s d~s. 8 hr:. s:i so hr rascinatmg old tune self tion. 60x1.ao·. S17,998. S25 · S35. Gold tear mg lamp. plant.s. masc ....... ••••••---•• mnn•ure Power tool set ....................... . 548-7423,SloNoon T yp/Rcc.-P l 2 or 3 playing musical anstru· ALSO 32Jt48'. $4592. 50% framed Pacuao's "Lov Items =-n ~~!d ~KP~ ~ us.ed SltO S pn> MISC Office desks. and --------days1week 8·5 T ype mentor 8 slot mactune O(f 00 some accessories. ers·· 011 canvas S2S 00 • _.. ..,_. ......, s&el1 wood tabl~ top. 40 ctw.ir.. Good cond.. Reas SWITCHIOARD ~rn. phones & .r1lrng orolhermechanicalant1 P lans and e r ection Old fisherman lamp · HUGHGARAGF.SALI:: oewcood.reta.U~.aaJe d iameter » ea Lin ~J7t OPERATOR WILL Exii onh 54C>-4242 Call quc? Be here at 10 a.m. manual included. Limit-burlap shade~. Large Sun $45-8380 farll50.&40-2QJZ. Ira.med mjrror .o··x~o·· - ---- • betweenH I sharp! Master Charge edolfer. c.tll Bob at <7141 ceramic plant pot on 631 ~ ~ carpeliog n sq SU. Blue sheet acrylic Pwts IOl7 TaAJM. 645-7565. WA ITH 1-:ss Wall er. and Visa accepted 7~3110. standS30. Boolts. ~·1546 GARAGE SALE·Ckllhes. yrd5, SUO. Cbaiae. :x·'x48" 18 14·~30·· 16. •••••••••••-••••••••- Teacht:rs I F acllit al or.., buslxn F.xper"cl Pvt IU£11CIM Sliding wardrobe doors. anytime. 881 •C Vactona, 1V, bicycle, t111l ~ate & 675-S.US SJS.'19'1'8 IURMESI Wanted. BC l Lde dub Nights 100-0221 ""' ftft 12 rt with hardwe1re. ~~~twn Ha rbor & back glass, ror Chevy ........., 1010 lrrineCoutCountryClub Km84S management :.kill!>. nim W,mrc~i; wtc.-ar fl•r "'1~·ker INTEINATJONAL da yi. 848 -0221 eves P U. old bottles. misc •••••••••••·-·--•••• lllem.ber~iup. Sl.250. Call 7 week.a old with papers, pro(1l fam1l> plannmi: & b:i:.ket lunch ~c n1t•t-f'll lfll[S 551·9343 MoVlnh gdin .. M_!l~t ~11.h Gor ~~/~9~~~~: M f•lllMGEDIAdTEC~H• MUlOl mo/krtt.en.Call educallonal agency ncl., !l JO 11 P~. )I on f'ri DALL C-rotlr ma ""''• .. c airs o r . ol • S1lv.er . Ya.mabaal!lpbfier,model 546-2619 Pll &dtt people to tram 1-;am Sl2.S SlSO we<·k1' 17792FitchStreet ... ,..... 1010 Sacri!ice.$300.675-884 1 G•ragt' Salt>. baby Platinum. Any kind. G31Hl2 w/ reverb. rie w, --------- as leaders of dec1~1on ~ust bent-at. per.onab.\e 1 .__ C"' 9271 .., ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newly •mbolslef'ed chaaJ playpens. walkers. & lots ~~ .. amoWll Daniel l250. Dn.llinl t.able, S7. ~ Ma c aw g reen wing, malung worklihOpb l'.all & . ··I rr-. ""-"' ...-( h -~ (( . 714 .9~6.4630 ext t>l! energet1t Ce1197\10747 Tell714)754-1777 tBO.Electypewriler,xlnt o ousehold llems ~ec desk, 60Xl0. five young. a ect1ooate, wkdys 11 30 to s 30 ror an afl 10A~1 for appl ____ • ------UKE Leica~ Be sure to cood •· Bedroom set. 8!11·9227. ~I S1owc Rd. we buy Go L D anwtt wt slknl casters lwxt tamed. Sl500 with visit Perr} 's Camer a. twin beds, dbl ctreuer, West.rn1D!tler Sal & Sun STERLING SJLVD 6 -euiellent CODd.itJoo -I a r Ce c • g e . Ca 11 terview app W1\REHOlJSE CL ERK. O C ·5 ri ew ut Lei ca rutestanda SlOO. 646-4~. SILVER s·a WW~· 1150 Days 173-9'34 eves 1-499-3019or96J0..3147 TELt.:PHONt-: F llmP s ummer Ex per AH'Tlq\1£ HALL headquarters Nilloo f".3 Antiques & Collectables 964-6W1 l'B-271Z SHERRY'S PET CARE Boanhng • c roomlng with Jove. free pltup. Poodle Pups 6 Per"S1an l(jttem for 'ale Tea Cup $tuds . 2S yrs ellp. ~2M8. nece :.sar ) lioat1ng Cost.a Mesa·s New AnU· -•--.... a•~ .. ...,. E lSl. Twin bed, like ne•. com maple drop leaf1cha11"S --------- RESEARCHER ·-led UaJJ . •. .._, ... """ .. -ol .. now ~e helpful. Call que... spec1auies w Tusun 714-132.3666 pl. S190. M~c cha.in very d wall key wind Counterfeit Diamood, 3 ~ me. 2 drawer. Temporary no sellinlo( Balboa Manne. >&99671 Qdti~&V~ 67S-0558 clock.oldplatformltowe fWlcu.brilhanlC'llll.,_. Schwab . •el(al .uie. train ID office ohone r EOE ' c-_..,.,, I -orappl. ..trH 2SPA ESAVAJL. 'H·a esl weqthh l o t 1"Kgoklnn1.~J.1t bl.ica . 11ke new S265 from hod me. clear pnnt ¥Rm.OX,..._ •TOR Open Daily lOAM~PM PENTAX ME •/W111der, DlDin& table /~m de lSOlbs small c.-tulds °'d 4 031·5212. 1ng, eta1l orienl ed Asa ..,....~.... CI06~Sunday K·lOOOwithSOmmf/2. sip. Top: SO" md ~·· draw <'hest. c h1lds Two 4 pi~ place set·--------- SS&-T21!S.SS8-3397 f\1lltuneofftceJOb High 270E.17thSl r.mmf/2.Viv1tar70-1SO hand beveled class walnut blankel chest. t.mp. <MUlet"Ptece) IA· 11.ACl(JACI( School ~raduate Must be 548-3111 f/3 llZoom. Velbon Base: Peach Is c lear sbol aun. 2 swords. 36 ternatiooal Sterlioa. Monte Carlo V1dt>o • TellP.• ur SolcJtor-. neat and enthusiastic · .,.,_ .. ..i • ., .. 7" hr plwi bonuse• t.o Ann\y 111 ...,rson 10 Mr A d \IG.JTrtpod; Jlln·tcood. aurror. cc.n:la.Dl. SZlOOor cal nne. speedy mount S700.646-5250. .-,,er. <Bar type> $350. -. ,, ., r., ,,... nt1qu e car ve oa'lt Id R '-l..1 7""' """'" k ...... .._... ..... N e .. ""·n ... •-at R....-rt Bem· Yearo eceipC.a. .,. vaT. _...,,.... e.lvma\.or 6,300 btu alr _.,_.. -·· o xper needs. ,. ....... ~ """' haghback chair, up· -546-M __ .. , Unique c ustom de1ip ---------1 No selling Acro6s from William Frost & A s· holuered 10 o ri R· -"" 37 Contemporary couc h. '""""'wlloner. iron loys. fashion rin1 center Dafi t:lcb.ing f15. denoU' OC Airport. 2-9pm call sociates, 140l Quail St. needlework Persian Fualca ST705. J5mm love seat &r soHd walnut braasware, 5pcsilvertea diamood,.75 fine white SLll5 81a.roSJ95. _T_uni_.;...•64_l_..O_l69 _____ 1 Newport Beach. carpets, matching pair. camera w /80·200mm oolfee table wtclus t.op. service, must sell due to lot.aJ lK ~. 14X + 111 SlS--559$ SHERRY'S PET CARE Boatdin& "' aroomlng Wl\b love, f~ plnap. Poodle Pups • Penian Klttmd for sale. Tu Cup studs. 2:> yrs e 11:p. Sil6-2MI. Kernun design, 9X12 & mom lens, $200. 7S4·9130. '885. Xlnl cood. Bedroom Lllness. Also see l>ime a G:SOOby appt.842-Sl a....11..... . .... ,_ 6X8. Muc. UghUng r1x ask for Ron. rm 507, set complete with Lane.8'2·613S __ .....;...__;..;:...-----1-.n, ....... g Kith a tures. Silver service set leave message dreuer. 2 end tables, 6 BLOCK Garage Sale' Sat. RUBIES • eoclt oft Ce.rt. Dally PUol ClU5Jiea Ad Zebra finches, Aviary 17~ piece:. $3000 dbl bed w/beadboard. " S uR. 7 .30 to 4 Value. Inv. Uquidatia.&. la a aimpff! matt.er ooml&raiaecU5ea.orSI 559-7<M9. Pentex with 3 lell.b _,, Jllnt coad. N8-Nt0. Winchester mdl 700 nne. _Sam __ ~ __ 1_1st _____ ,_1';;..11J11C __ a11_w_._~:.......·---I prcaaboaly 551~ I DO IT! J. "I do tt whenever my valuable employees ore out. I call s.O.S. Temporary Personnel." Do I with S.O.S. for great top paying temporary Jobs. No Feel • Receptionists • Bookkeepers • Seoretar1es • Typls1s 714/978-0505 a_ e o • ~ 1 n I~ ,. I U ',_... ,,_ acr.e. .... ~"""'-Mia~~ CAnMI New. S3SO Hann ld f C -'----"------ Otd Butcher Block table. 847 1349 ill couch. chain. coff~ t fCO re nit. op-Macaw: Blue I& Gold. 24"XS'. flle cabinet. $280. ---------tble, platform bed. • penooe refna. Duo-tbem $~! Tame w/large 00-9732.846U05. Kowa Sope1 86 2'4it2'r• more. Gd abape c~r aar cood1t1oner. c.aae.M.S-Z913 SLR with Mma> lena. st• ao:t 0Ucaco elec. back u•. J.20.Z20 back" three leos All&.kaue Oak tab&e. old Oockapoo pups, 1 wb old. ftltenf. New, packed in CREDENZA. I ' 1n1. •12 leaded 1ta11 window. 115 eacb. SSZ-CT2 <Wood- original box. Hone~ell pr dbi doors in center. 6 acu.t. equlpmL. ft.lbinl ~t fo TIUI bri._ctee.;;:._> ____ _ Cast lroo Rea~ SCove. Circa. 1901. 70" blah. Strobonar model U C open sbelves oo ends. gear • much. much. ~ A.nui Antique Iola, neecb re· with cord, uaed. All for cu.tom bit. P'bUabed tn muc h more! Follow 8r\ ~ bt,4" (l.U'l'l'f upbollterlnt $225 . 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Waed.f'JS..MS1 ..___~ .. ,/ OOffTAlll&\ top. p /a, p /b , n\o, J• n.aa.. , ... ._..._ '"' OOMD.m.ma ' •• ·•11•· 41>'111oatlllp, BalbcNICov· ";;;~ flH ...._,JU ;~~fo~'. ~:~0,m!~~t -.,:::-... , ......... -••••••-~--/ .. ••r Arcbe1. Ast ........... •-••-••.. TI44D-11687. ('-a s1N &CA ... CI06ar' c.illw MIO ~1*. 1m11n '79 Toyota ~ Ton loq ---------1 PorYourCar! TY J tr .,.,.q, rr. de-.. U1IH1tS SP'kTP'IH -••••............. • bed: low miles. M500. 'IT Dodge Van. Panded 6 1~.-.-·1,_ 'TO, brl1tol , l••' •Dl'IUC•'•IOATS -~.. PACIAlllOW Ot.Ufiorbafo.175-.-r2 qit'd intr. 18 m1>1-New JOtetSOM&SOH cock,u101k par•••l tJu.o,....,...._kl -+boa&,-..-llODllLC 197110y-.. t ires etc. 1900/blt. 1 hn .. Mwc.y "." 11 • r ,. ·. ~ . ~4b· 1 l 00 WANTED!· lAta model Toyotu qiJ Volvo1 . Call st• DAY!!! ,, ..... ~ .. ~· , ...... ... ~ 64'.tJOJ w U0.9467 SaAed YAMAHA de•o caaiAaaoa..alqledlll. ,_ tro.-/mo.lectud.lac S.... I to I cm Gnebo v•-862-Sl86a.fl6 -Harbor Blvd . ..... ,...., c ....... ml,..... be&o. mi a& lllp....._.'14/IM-..,. Wu&ed: a.· 1Up ID H--. bed•, fully Hll con-PICICUP ---------Caltalll.. M0-5a> ..._...,arted dlcliatllc ~ .-. Ntrpt Yedle £•· --Harbor by l'eai· UiDed. root air eood... + C IF st.I 'TT Dodce 200 Vaa. Low ...................... . --. ··-~· .. 111-• .. ~(ll4)n.JD. Ch&r\.er brud oew 31' cs.......... 1enerator. All /FM •-1 : . .....!..I-~ _ _, mllea1e. Good cond w.r., ....... WO 9705 ... , ... _ ..__..... ..... ...--~----'·.-1tereo cauette, C.B -., ·• • ..__ ....... auu Cl N --_.. _,....._ .... ..:s...... Dock _._ _ _ special wtteeb 6 ti.res. ean interior. ew ""(I ---------41T a..Lc <10 ucap I 0 fnlm P Sout.bCout »' .Sl.50 ndio6_, -lllila. Tbh truc k u "Im · Urel.s.o..eetl,lam·Spm. UI J1°CalorTV Fbr1la. Canopy. Sl11 CJMarten s.~ SideUe, * $13..:iOO. Pieue CAll 1°' macolate'' 10 every ---------t -Ca.ah equlpmt. Trlr. Xlnt · '75-Z:. mo.iq by appoiatmenl , (1L33132 ·77 Ford Bubble Top --~ IUDO.~BO W f060 .... s,.M& maJu.t)'14.LSorll.CaU -Y $4 >. Camper Van. 480, auto. _ l'Ollo.--...... ••••••••••••••••• Siii tolO 1714t HJ.71JS f9' au. crul.ff. PS. PB. CB. Jl''Cob-T.V.Slll -.___Craft, Id c:cmd. •• T.~--• IAILE•I stereo. Cu.atom paint Mu s t sell due to • ~· 16• -~. vam ••••••••••••••••••••••• •WERENT• TOYOTA-YOlYO l ~:::;,anty foreclosure. SUOO bull , allp In NB , "TJ1t'Cbaraer,muatsell •Yoarllotorllocm• ·-H-.....__Blvd Rosewood inter. Low ----~------j MS.ms b .. utlful. UOOO . at l:l500. Juat reblt, 480 TopStoye»tubeoef"rta "'COsTAMF.sA miluae. etc. Ca.lHor de. Sany TnDJtroo cob-TV,--------9Mlll.O. Ford, Berkley Jet. Wedomabrtenanee-free 646-tlOl t..Uls.$&C98.~'1226 -toe* For Your Good VW. P~beor Auch CHIQ IY&SOM VW·PORSCHE·AUDI 4-&S E. Cout Hlway at Bayside Dnve Newpcwt Beach m-0800 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1l Spyder, great cond. M UST SELL l•· MEDIATELY First re· asooable offer lakes TI4· 760-0581 i6 Alfa Spyder conv. gd coad. S4SOO bst offer 49'1·S2U. 846-all8. 12", wood &r&1.D cue.•------Sdlodt San&ana 20• •tan· Tandem trlr. cover. sinceJm.tullrela ·72 Ford Van P /S air ~ tll-5ZU .,._...... ~7 .. M4·.w75. Dale'• RV Rmtab $1400 ' ·IUll~lll for VW Bue or i 4 AUa G'IV 20Cl0. Neebs WHAT u.anoequip, w,ltrlr, '5i5QO. ---------'74 Muda P.U. w/camper map, · Van between the yra minor body work 4i Zea. Pioaeer Tower Speaker•. $200 e11cb. LUr.e .... l'7s.G$ 5.58 U 61 shl Rblt eng New tra.na. 540-6837 ·~ ·•. Call 5S7 -8658 paint, m u:st sell. 9152.5020 ... ••-! Ti 0 I ...... a--MOTOR HOM $1'700/bst.1'73-IMl7 s u u u E R T 1 .... E r------------------. DOES rTTAKE 38' """"uela "'17, s bap ol ••••••••••••••••••••••• "'"'" L ... .. w TO PUT YOU ~T ~ ~£ :9~ C ..f.t 1" W./ fl 20 =-~~ mile. SeJI ~ ~:~.uPB~ ~· ~ -n Dod~E~~°" top ~ .......... . ,,, . IN ANEW SPECIAL OUR DOCKS! ••••••••••••••••••••••• T ........ T,..... 9170 ~.492-1085 ramper. Orig owner Nwpt Yacbt Ellch •61VO&.IWA.C984 38,000 rn t. Xlnt cond . ~1800. c·~ UXUBY I 'SZ Ford Pickup '14 ton. ~9300 . ~ L ivinl yea IEXld won lruck, must ....................... • .. BOAT? 42' WESI'SAlL, '7S Oldie but Goodiel Clean romd Cl vacat.icm ID le.I.I l500. 494-5829 ·57 Dodiie Van. auto. $800. Priced $35,000 under Wellt.faliapo~p, Gnrat bMuty. Stay• part 0 ---------~118'77, 2035 Wallace . 9010 ....................... 1ltADI POil IOAT 1 PROFESSIONALLY made SHIPPING & STORAGE BOXES. Reinr.itted plywood COO· str«tion. All have tops witb bupa Ii binges. Would make xlnt dust free storage or lockable abelvinl unita. Will lake beat rea1ooable ofr - prefer power boaL Boa 5Z blWD UU4 • txU2.. Stf.0120 LOii HEIE! mkt. Total cuatomlzed shape! (WXI ) pull out. lluat aell now '83 R.a.ochero, au motor, CM 1()1' --Id -.i .. iR ... BOAT Slff5 "TJ, 32•. Sll).210l8. -•Rt A• .. A tr n• $1600 _________ , ALLNIW 1910 ,, ...,. ~·--..... ---------1 _.. . ....., a...... GMC '68 Camperized OF THE MONTH IOIWITHAM ff Tnvel Trlr, euy ~ Handi Van. F ully *SEA RAYS SP EC 1 A L • 0 U R VOLISWA.... pull. SlPI 4 to S. Make ol ·• El Camillo w /camper eqmpped. new tires. gd DOCKS !! $113.SOO. 7800W•tmlmt.erAve. fer.IM6-&S. abell.S800best ofrer.Call c ond . 56 ,000 m1 Newport Yacht Ell· in W..wimter 1.,,,..,,.,., n 7...,. .. ._ From 17' FISH/SKI thruto cbaqe (n4) 615-1800. E-7551 at-7llO lmmaclllate LS' Trave 56'2-1.3::M. 673 2430 1 vvu•....,) •• -....... 3664 Trailer, aleepi 41 '76 Chevy Iii.ton CD20 '71 Ford bubblttop. xlnt 36' OCIA.M 25' Venture, like nu. nu 8'0.bo-rer. jack, boot, 110 CIUISRS Honda IOHP. Doctor Z. Is 1.ZV, ad cood. $7SO. With prices so near cost GU.111,SS'7·SS'19. ~"2~!-~------1 wedoo'tdattptinttbem 13' Metcalf.t.railer. new ---------1 mfearwe'Uoffendaome Ullman s a&I. H SO . LIASEIA.CK ---------• cmtomen who paid far 714-59-511112. YOUlt IY ~-::1':r ~~s~,~i' m>'i6o F~ --J7-.-T-.,..----· ""'PIOfeS.., .... ICSIOMAU.,. Must be reasonable -.c:T330 ed , .... Al I price. (714)731~. ,..,..., ere, load ___ ~ __ 4 ___ , •NetuptoSl.000 I.lat $141,035 th.ii awnmer ...... t1 l I ••c•/ Steal$ll4,99S LIDO 14 •/trailer. •Dale's Paya Maln· S. •ke · 9'20 3'0UPIESS Ovnplete6iD1oodcood. tcance --·•••••••••••••••• ~. T33C>Men:, loaded. _SJ_l.150 __ • 110-__ m_o ____ 1 •European P1y Drive 8>atimiot.enaoce,outbrd Li.IUI0,19? TEQUILA SUNRISE. Oientele repair Ii canvaa. All /· Steal S66,99S ROBlE 16 1979. Bristol -4 Locations to Craft Yacht Service. rYAMIPI.£: _,, Trail ·i Serve you : lrvme. San ~91151 IJUlm • ~ er, cvr, Sill Francisco& Mlam1 26 ............. .....,..8 box, extru. Must sell . • _.... d ... i -----S2:500/blt otr. 675-6263 ou•De woo wor-., D· '158,2160Merc.t:rlr DALE'S RV RENTALS, INC. terion • etc. -:~-List S29,9S8 2'l Columbia, SoOd abape, 6:1111am-7:30am, or .. ...-1" SaJeSZS,805 new motor, 5 11ila. '1pm.. din1by, $4100. ( 213 > For further tn.ro Call (714) 5SM446 lllr. UuDer HURRY! Dry rot? Chalky Hull! • Top sld•• peelin I ? BrillltW01k faded? For ~ • ma~ce We sold many boats NOW. 1 Seu Senica last week and will ~ soon be out of some IMh. Ue lw rrodels .... I I., .. 9030 ....................... lA8er trailer. al.most new $32S. Wk 634-S~ •. bm iilll-79 19' Boat Tra i ler . Completely refurbished. S'/SXIJollu. Call 493-7187. l!MI VB Ford F1athead. nm, coo. AU.IOATS MUSTll SOLD! JS.2274 14'HOlll Gd eaad. $7SO or bst ofr. MUil 1eU Camper. Stove. ~7121orCS13-9128. llink Ii itt boL N7~. Call _________ , ~2174 Hobie 11'. bwh, tram·--------- poline, trtr W/box, SISO. Mini Pidt·up Camper (Sa 644-5346. pac). Clean interior. Must sell. AakJ.ni S3CIO. Ya boat aale; mov101. Ca.lldrrl71S IDllt sell~ ownerahlp --------- Columbia 26', Hunt. •tatalmd .... t140 ~ $800 .. 554--7MJO or ••••••••••• •••• •••••••• !1151·5'10t. BW Binckes. '78 Puch ltlfUJ Ex. Cood SJSOor best St\BOJ', used 6 times, $.'5iOO offer ~ cash. Save $250. Call Motorc ~/ 6'24U7 • 497 ·5402 Seu Lu tl50 S.critice! 846-5'32. 6cyl, 4spd New tr<1n.a cond Sl&50 14' Tnvd Trailer. Aaklng $3,000 d'I S248 780-01 r.. S33 9021 lilOOor best oiler 10 Oat.sun K ing Cab PU. A111ot W..t.d •s•o 646-Jllt 12.000 m1. i.heU. AC 5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• TNillrs. UH11J tllO 1pd, sterto, 7S9·11203, WE PAY TOP DOLLAR •••••••••••••••••••••• 6J5.7'337 for top~ cars f~1gn. 19S> llodd 1.2' Ca.rso Trlr docresUC5 or classics If Tandem wbla el 1978 Dallun Kine <:.ab, yoar car is enra cle.aa, bruea. Proteaaioaatt> •{camper aheu. 59,976 aee \II nRST· blt. Panel,d inside au., Sl.250. ALSO . Removable shelves 11'78 Dataun Km1 Cab. SllOO. lllS-UU. w/camper 1hell, 52,75'8 ---------1 mi. $4,000. Call wlldayg. For Sale C!SO or trader 8-SPll. 714-S47-344.S simll trlr. Aak for J •247S lil500. ·77 ~ Ton Chevy ---------1 Pick Up. Air, Pwr 'Str & .._Senk:e.P..ts brakes. Xln t cond & Acce110Qte1 9400 e.g.suTatt llAM . .................... . SSA.YISAYI S WITH USID PUTS Imported car i-rta IMPORT AUTO SUPPLY 101 N. Mucheaer Anabeim 716- ........ ,, I 1tt Or-e119t C-'Y 2925 Harbor Bl vd COSTA M ESA 979·1503 4 T /A SO radiala BR·ll m new cooct SIOO OBO. s er Alloy fit moat FWD can S100 080 '7UllZ * • DON'T PAY OVER WINDOW STICKER t • 646-4972 COME IN, MAKE AN OFFER 00 SOMETHING It'll Never be this way again. take advantage of it. 28' Wooden Sailboat, ••••••••••••••••••••••• many sails, fwl cover Cash paid for Hood.a ~ $1.800, 64>41117 Scrambler motorcycle '76 PLYMOUTH 311 enc & auto. trans. $500. Le mi964-49e OUR INVENTORY rs UP e OUR PRICES ARE DOWN 9040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• TROJAN 216' SPort Fllber, maqany, dual atetr· in&. new engine·lO hours, 4 pl per hour. full can vu. Z burner stove, dbl door ice boll. 30 gal HBIUS HBIYOUISB.F parts ss,2.()()E8 '78 11' Hobie, bl~ bulll. ---------oew in '19, new cwitom "78 Honda 750 Four K. 1300 sails, never used, xtra miles, llke new. $198S. jib, cat-bo.1, trlr, $3200 531·9711 552-1356. __ n_Y_a_ma_h_a_1_7_S_, 112:5-- 23' Ericsoo., super a.harp, VW bumpers, l20 each Set of 4 mag rims. ISO Mustang windsh.teld, re ar. $35. 2 14" tires, gd treads, no eacb 8'7·1349. • water, alps •. outriggers. bait system, new VHF, fully equipt, mint cood.. AUiDu $7,000 or best ol· f•. llU11t sell. ~lil.8 HARRISON BOAT CENTER ... rt ... ~ ·iiorc..tHwy must sell. Good conditico 644--012S eves. __ 633-423 __ 1_:_~_._64 __ 1 "80 HARLEY Roadster . ...._for S. 21' Sloop w /1lip, :alnt 1 ,200 m1 . 13 ,500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• eand. 6HP OB. mu.t sell. M81·S211 or 1 98l-422S IMPORTANT 838-7280 NO'nCETO Qris Craft Clasaic, 28' Sedan, f uily eq\li pped + canvas. M,000. 758-9319. (114) 131-2541 ---------1 78 XS 400 Good coodltioa READERS AND WmdroM 11. 3 sa.1.ls, 0 /8, SW Sbocb, c uatom seat. ADVERTISERS trl.r, estru, xlal! $4.500/? Jr pipe 1750. 842·2"7 The price of Items P.P. 6Sl-4M80 ~ Slkc Ltd Edit pro-advertised by vehicle IT' Game Filber. Xlnt ------• dealers in the veb1clt U ' Luer. good cood, ducuoo mdl. Good cood claasUied advertuuia dive or flab boat. 8' Dinghy.fiberglass TS8-55Tldaya, 1 owner. Needt sllpt eohnnrwdoeanotinclude Orernigbter. Volvo 1/0. w/Z~ Seahorse & safety 875-CZ eve.. co• m e t i c w o r It . any applicable tu es, S810,MS-5GISl!6'2-332A equl pment. 1450. ---------t SL50/0BO.SSZ·91'19eves. license, transfer fees. 1_.... 6C2-0222.. Ericson SS Mk I, ready to finance charges, fen fOf 8' Rawtnc D_.y, very ---------1 IO cruising, absolutely TM 185 &mw street or air pollution CIODtrOI de lblrd,J, fiberCJasa Teak., 10' Glupar, new paint, bided for mu comfort. dart. Good cood.$37:1 vice eertiftcatioal or de- $11Sfirm. MZ-4521 1teerin1 wbl, 10 HP Far below replacement Gl-Of17 aler docwnentary pre- '79 Glutroa 21 ' V ·216 !~.u:,O. =·wed coat. 71..,..5174. '76 XLZSO. Fun/play bike. =.e m:'~.:;i4:; Spmtfiabel', 200 HP out· 1---------1cai 2JO. JI.lat. IWinl mast. Lota ol estru. AR 5, thudwertiler. , =---~:~~: 26' Fiberglass double w. Bit ofr. -.a&St or S.-1721aak for Roger. -ender. Diesel motor, 4M-074T. Call Pred: IN Cl6SS. moo. IG--7054S ---------11'11 Honda Hawk, 400cc, ---------•COLUllBJA 38 Deluu rbll enc • .1tlnt cond. 9520 Jalaoder 31, beautiful, cruise orieDted. ~.ooo. ... M7 Qldl Zl' -Sea stiff. Vfr/ like, 1Dlllt eell DOW. ....,_ mmeY or trade . 6 I will Si•• l& to your ed. ... 1414. 1t7t S.aray 1"7, lt', , • C11iin /OllC 22lllp V.a, CB t dL port. VHF. tape .. • deck, COYar, full CW"· ........ ~ "'1 trlr, lo I .......... JPr'8d CJI' ...... ft.a.,, . ~; ,,, -., twD ... all -estru. M llra, ••rJ ~._.,._..., .. au . • ·--aftl . • .. .................... . Claulc 17' Century, Newport Moorln1.~ +ffelmet.$1050.493-4440 '58Ford~toaC1aaaic.Gd fbrPI, lB, a.harp. $4500. sbU'e •.ooo. Owner-will --------ODlld. S1IOO. PP. 71M75-'71511 flDiiDee. 7~1171 Ovdfted A.di 4142-5871 lfl.-0 ----~~---' 4C l"ord Woodie, restored, aa.•. ALSO '21 Model A town •edan, 4 dr, re1tored ; $10,000. f1S..Gll ....... k. 'SI Lark, oril. owaer , P.P . M2·114t, .. nm CIVIC 5 SPHDS.AUTOMA TICS ACCORDS 5 SPHDS.AUTOMATICS PRELUDES 5 SPllOS ' W'mf YOUI 0000 CllDn' •• UC\UCMNG MOOl1 Dl & el CMCI. ACCOIO 4 DOOIS, PlUS DUUI ADOIO omc>HS • UMITID TO CAI.I It SlOCI ONLY. 'lll'lllMAftMMIY :,. • & _., .. _ RABBITS 2DOOR 2DOOR 2DOOR 4DOOR 4DOOR 2DOOR 2DOOR 4DOOR 2DOOR 4DOOR 4DOOR 4DOOR 4DOOR 4DOOR 4DOOR 2DOOR 2 DOOR WAGON 4DOOR 4DOOR 4DOOR 4DOOR 2DOOR 2DOOR 2DOOR 2DOOR 2DOOR 2DOOR 2009R 2DOOR 2DOOR 2DOOR 2DOOR 2DOOR 2DOOR 4 SPEED 5 SPEED 79 IMW 633CSI ._._,_·Servlce-Leuing Silvwwttb black lealber. .__ Executive Car. Row c_.....,IK. IOI McLAllN l11e. RoUSfloyce BMW 850N.Beacb81vc1 '74 Capri, xlnl Yl5"'YOUR ORANGE COAST HONDA Hf.AD9VAaTHS TODAY!!! UtilVEISITY SALES tr SERVICE OLDSMOllU HOMO A '80 210 4-dr. S4164 or T.O GMC TIUCKS •. •7J .. JNSl4.I ,. . CmH.P'L) - Sale PriC*I-• ··14 .. 411a (141ULW) Sale Priced $1.2.170 •'7SMl4MSI , .. 11) Sale Priced $l1.l50 •76 .. 4IOS& <lmWPE) Sale Priced $1.a.,550 • •'771MWI• (tlZSDH) SU Priced~ .. ,. .... COUPI (IQZlO) Sale Priced Sl1,980 •'7'M1240D (791121) Sale Priced Sll,980 THI D• fa&4CI • ISTHIDIALB nM SL!:llONS IMPORTS 1B70HARBORBLVD. COSTA MESA 631-1 276 llJ.tlOO RESALE DMSION Ui110 MB 280E, 4000 ml, all opl ion1, meta llic brn/tan, assume lse S589/mo o r $25 .37$ . 851-l.919 lse at Sl20.4-4 pr mo 2850 Har bor Bl vd. 834-SZ!i. 833-9579 COST A MESA '59 Mere. Rum xlnl. Top cond. '76 280Z, xlnl cond. , cond. Must sacrifice: LS40Jamboree (SM.I. No. olSA FYy > fm/am cass, V-6 Newport Beacb M0-6'44 1A Habra 522-5333 644-5177 AMt f"M 8 trlt. custom 76 e2:0. 3 1:200000. 0wb1te, ._ __ 5_4_0._t_t._40___ $2:500. ~1.806. IDl 5490() 640--0239 5 t I{'.. • 4 • m I , -------- • 71U'7J....4314, Balboa 1971 HONDA "f>7 Mercedes Benz 4 cir. ITQCa IOUl. STlCUll .._,_ --IWC( 5999. 812609 5542 6032 928935 6215 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 70TI 5871 891534 6945 5967 861192 8337 5997 861821 7967 5862 882197 8100 6040 931762 6215 5979 915000 7195 DASHERS 5941 134234 9695 5894 093745 9155 5752 092459 9155 5937 115758 9615 5938 102760 9415 SCIROCCOS 5891 040000 5923 052290 5806 043250 5807 042887 5308 037304 5893 047655 5678 040270 6012 056749 5803 044100 5892 040441 5972 001487 5919 048448 5909 Q40MO 9235 9375 9070 9070 8880 9425 8422 8865 8495 8820 8782 8475 8820 PICKUPS 8075 931817 8078 131117 8790 7700 9100 AlltcK. H•w 9100 .A.Mtos, Hew ~. H•w 9100 ACCoaD LX elec sun roof, 6 cylindu 'fOUll DISCOUNT .... 5390 152 5579 636 6123 772 5991 646 6299 603 67031367 70091036 6142 655 6489 863 6056 581 6229 798 6175 770 7281 1056 6978 989 70421058 5579 636 6325 8823 8298 8372 8766 8597 8384 8515 8102 8102 8080 8338 7550 8037 7642 7935 7878 7881 7MI 870 872 859 783 849 818 851 860 968 968 800 1087 872 828 853 885 886 814 872 "'° 100 7800 100 •••••• •••• •••••••••••• "1'i 290Z.. 4 1pd. 44K m1. 4 <'YI.. automatic trani. . fuel 1nJect, beaut.if Ill a /c . silver. $6, 195 factory air cond . pwr ooodJUoo 673-3561 MS-«199. steenog. t1oted gla:.:. r-------- DIESELS SEl'!Al -" RABBIT 5973 918984 DASHERWAGON 5949 126n6 DASHERWAGON 5944 121123 DASIERWAGON 5947 126339 DASIERWAGON 5948 126672 DASIERWAGON 8056 147763 I DAStERWAGON 6050 147303 4 DOOR DASHER 5939 126146 DASHERWAGON 5942 115115 4 DOOR DASHER 5936 114344 DASHER WAGON 5946 111989 DASHER 4 BOOR 6015 141463 $TlCll(ll l'RlCl 7325 10,525 10,525 10,585 10,585 10,585 10,680 10,340 10,045 9670 10,680 9765 CONVERTIBLES RABBIT RABBIT VANAGON VANAGON VANAGON VANAGON VANAGON 5881 806615 811560 VANAGONS 5928 092519 '11 ,320 5931 095121 10,735 5929 093606 10,310 5927 092226 10,685 5587 056927 10,272 : DISCOUNT 7225 sggg5 9995 9995 9995 99n 10,012 9727 9608 9187 10,110 9237 10,096 11 ,500 10,490 9962 9419 9749 9364 100 530 530 590 590 608 668 613 437 484 570 528 830 773 891 936 908 VANAGON CAMPERS CAMPER 5934 083886 13,915 12,752 1163 CAMPER 5844 052363 12,475 11,202 1273 CAMPER 5935 092895 12,925 11,6101315 CAMPER 5826 013011 12,387 11 ,201 1186 CAMPER 6061 095866 13,540 12,524 1016 CAMPERAUT06055 099521 13,300 12,118 1182 CAMPER 5738 019070 12,482 11,256 1206 CAMPER 5763 080461 12,307 11 ,142 I 165 CAMPER 5925 088608 12,925 11 ,8101315 WE NEED YOUR TRADE PAID FOR OR NOT FREE CREDIT CHECK 30mpg. 1978 ~. dean. lo ml, aar. Sspd. FM ller'eO, must ldl. $5300. 548-0m tt\Ue c:ootrol, AM1PM '73 280SE 4.5 , blk , wrth stereo c~ue. pm AM t FM . 1mmac. P.P. stnpuig & re ar wiper $7500 64&-8654 washer (~6~LB I ------ OMl Y $5199 71DATSUM E.AaUUCf Real Est~te Bkr will trade cash + commwuoos ror MBZ.~3683 Come TOYOTA~VOlVO 4 cylinder, ! speed, air 1966Harbor 81 .,.d ·74 280C MBZ. lmmac. cond1t1on1ng, ta ch . COSTA ME..4'A Hrn w flan lthr, aar, AM 'FM w /tape. oew 646-9301 stereo, auto~ $9,000 or custom llltaior, IUC&•&e 1---T 0 P C a 11 Gary . rac"k. 22.440 main. 7 6HOHDA 646·7197 d yi. 768-6449 Burgundy color e'lltenor CIVIC e.,.~ <fl81JWL~:.-7 4 <'Ybnder. 4 SJl'.'t'd Hnll' 350SL-l family owner --Y~. Dynam1l t• 1·ond1 Xlnt l'Ond Bl1l. 2 tops. SANTA AMA uon 1l l8KEK 1 S16 soo 631 2151 DATSUH Sl299 . ---- 2001E.171.h~ w.t1Howarcr1Hew 1964 Me r ce des 22os. Sant.a Ana 5.58-7811 G• .. Gro•• vw perlect cood. Good mpg, 13731 Harbor Bhd 494-<4163 76DATSUH 5344100 -----Plda • -t Mercedes alloy wheels 4 cylinder, automatic. Hood.a C 1v1c, 19711 S3SO. Del Bar mirro r 1 . Low mu~ 640-!r738 a.fter SPM Couo&e. 714 ~-4863 '79 MB JOOSO turbo dies., new <'U.Slom intenor. H D. siep bumpers, new 7S HONDA Wa1eoo. itlnl M1lan bm/tobacco llhr. bn&hl yellow paiot· cood Best offer Pnvii lo.· ,,ntf, Mex. cass. alloy ( lBT2914 I pany 5S2 34-;5 -whl.s. 124.!r75. 7519-1600 SANTA AMA 9730 '68 Mercedes 2805. amto, DATSUM ... ••••••••••••••••••• 11m fm cass, xlnt c.-ood. 2001E.171.bSlrttt '71 XJ6 Ne w t ir e'> & mOO .t99 2431 SantaAna s.58-7811 bralto Ru n,, good -uez JOOCD---- S3. 000 631-025 7 1.!171i YI coupe• 71 DATSUH ---$20.500 or $2,000 and a :.-rldl-9 '67 Jaguar XI\ t-: 4 2. !>Umt' lea:.e. EvenLog:. 5 speed. AJll /f"k W /tape, hardtop, WIN' W h I'. X lnl ~ lJlll ll,74'mi brighleold. cond. $:5.200 6M 7681 -------- .. e it t r a o 1 <' e " 24 .._ G>Wa 9734 MG. 9742 aDS/24,000 miles Service ••••••••••••••••••••••--Contra c t Available -••••••••••••••••••••• . <JGl08l.9). i3 K.Mman Ghia conv't 78 Midget Low mileage. Sltft ~blue Excepllonally Call~ SANTAANA clean 2 n t-w t are' Di vorce fo rce:. ~al e Classic red MG·A DATSUM Absolutely mubl !<.e ll Roadster runs great all 2001E.11th5treet Sacnfi~ SS600.548 6176 o rig 5j 000. 4.aP M. Santa Ana Si5&-7811 or 631·7799 er 2ll6 --------7SDATSUH '67.4spd.&ir.allon g111aJ "76 M G. midget. ex - 1210 H .. dlll 1 r:• D500. P P ~l ·2036 ceUenl, white with black. 4 cylinder. 4 apeed, .._. 9731 Lo w mal es . $3,000. AM /FM w /tape. ma P . 714 llN-6677 Ju.g1a1e rack. bricbt --··•••••••••••••••• --------yellow pa.int wtt.h window shade llt1l. ..Pnced lo Sell .. ( <85019) SZIU SANTAANA DATSUM 2001 E. 171.h St.reel Sant.a Ana 558-m1 7tDATSUM llOCelpe 6 <'Ylinder, aulomahc t.rw .. u.r CODCtitm•nc. Po•er 1leerio1. aleel rad ial t iru, Quartz clock. ooe owner, 9,m im. .. Priced below 1ow keUy booll" C3'7WZO). $6150 SAMTAAMA DATSUM 2IOOl E. 17th Street Santa Ana ~ 1111 '76 MG , good c ond, AM/FM cassette. Best offer ~9115 '!& MGC-GT. r an 6 cyl,. Bnlish Grn lacquer blk int, lllnt cond. $4900/BO. 548-2993, ~-1605. 9744 1971 MADA ••••••••••••••••••••••• GLC HATC .. ACK 1.972 MGB ('()flvert. Low • cyl., 4 speed trans., air IDlleaae. recent.l,y pain· cond., AM/Fiii stereo 8 led new lop & tares. tnldl. steel belted radial Looks Is runs Ullte new. tina. root rack, hntect P.P. $3000. 645-31m. 1la11 • rear wiper: wMber (144VBS). i3 MGB Bl Coov, gd mag OML y $4499 tires & top. Nds sme ""'" IAaU •I moo Firm 646-6335 TOYOT'A-YOLVO o,.I 9746 i.Harbor Blvd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• C()(;l'AM~A 710PIL 646-9JOJ SPOUCOWI 77 Oat 110 4 cir, PS/PB. "13 RX2. New enc. Clutch. 4 cylinder, s speed, air a.-0.'*-9o,air,.XmJ .... _tt N d b d condltionlnc, AM /Fii Z9mpt, 4 new aU belt -•rJ · ee 1 0 Y w/tape, mags. 1Udln' ndiala. Exec IN ca.r. PP wart. 950· 494-STIB. root, 1a.m mi. ..bright ,_.541-1115 "11RX7GSmdl.red,only red"· .. ,.harp". 24 &...aA..t 114.SO mos/24 ,000 mile aervi~ Must aeJJ '7t O.U. no. ~-mt, -· contract a•allable{ lo ml. am /Im caaa ,_ .. __ n _45. ______ , cGSWYC). • .!._~:::·.!:Call::.:.,,..,:=::.:.:4.1.=--·IM ...... ._ 974' $43'6 • SAMT'AAMA ; ,.-. ~ ... air, ti I I I I •••••••-•••••o•o am/Im ater90, .. ,,, '11 -SE 4.S-. 1 OWDer =ired Jiit ml. .... Sedaa, 4 d r. Appros m-GTL n.•m.L-. -..-'317 DATSUM 200.J £. 17th Street • Saota A.oa 551-711C • • I • You can be a : WINNER i : • I • I • I I I • • ···--·--------··--_ .. ····-··· .... ·--..-.. ...._ 1'11TOYOTA •• ...... N••z A•to '71....WAW 'U laper Bee&le CC19DU.A Ir-. 11111 r • I Ila C •t I U w/9wlOIJI, ftllkMD -.. • l'Jl.:.a • ..... ~. la: ..... 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VOUCSWA61H CHI . p I w. lo ad ed. id caod. $82S 9&H073 7800 Westmklater Ave. --080. Mwtt seU '71 Toyota Corona Matt tn West.mimter dliawlmd! 64$-8171 n . sedan, auto. askln& 893-7S51 B-7880 ~ D . .,_..., •hi.:.. ~.ooo se~o s .. 5 -~877. 2035 ..,4 vw conv't . Low miles. all or 3 yrs. left on Wallact:,Cllll . X•r ! cc,r • .: '-'300. tnnaferable warnnty .. '75Corooa 2 dr, AT, 68,000 957.9303 dy1, or ~·41# Sll.5lllO-640-4M65. 833-534-4 Pli. receut brb Is tires, ewi1. ~-~-----1 ... ao,c. 975' S25GO. m--0507 '" VW IUS --··············· 'W'.i-1. 9767 c.--·-ldie ith # DEALE IN US A •••--.-~ ~ano • tt· l R · · · ••••••••••••••••••••••• buUt eacioe. Dynamite! ROY 'Tl Spitfire. Xlnt cond. <._> CARVER New tires. Ask.mg $4200. SHtS ROU.S--ROYCl 7Sl~ eves. IOI Wl1MAM ,,.Ja.....," "10 SPITFIRE 30-3lmps. YOl.ISWAW u.----'--..tliNdl ttblt eng, traoa, t op, '7800Westmill4dMAve. _..... nd'a. Vert nice. '1, in W•tminater ClOSlO SUNDAYS or best olr. 4M-1198 E-7551 d-1880 Bil 'SI BenUeJ, um. A Yal&w...,... 9770 '78 VW convert., air, ._uti.ful earl Compare ••••••••••••••••••••••• stereo, 31,500 mi, xlnl. w/otbera, Sacrlflc --.111..-a-.ooo. XW1700. P .P . T2 VW Bm. good cood.. 7J-•·-... ,04 S21100. 6S VW Bua .. S800 .,..., _, ....;...-------t OBO. lfust sell! Leaving om.cm z door 4 apeed S.. 97 60 staitcs. 75'-9130 Ask for wttb stereo. Vay clean! --••••••••••••••• Ren in rm. 507. leave (113SD.1) 1 1971 SAM mesuge $3691 TUUO IOIWITHAM '75SUper Beetle, sunroof .• ... p •Ill IDdlldes air air cood .• stereo, low VOl.KSWAW .... ~Allc~.rv.....,c> miles, $3350. Call ?DW••tmt•Ave . • ,. F wte ~ • • 64&-!MM ta Westmimter .... YIH . 893-75.Sl G-7880 ... CH IMPORTS 'Tl Rabbit. Auto, anrf, .. Do'N Sb'9et For Classified Ad 41,00Cllml. Good cond. Call N&Wi'ORTBEACR ACTION m •• btwa. 7am • -·-Oalla ,__., Dally Pllot _ioua. _______ _. ... f..e.nt ._,,•&Ille AD-VISOR "71YWICWCO w.a. . .a DUb' PUot 642·5678 Dynamite 1US.wiader Q 'WM,...... ========:I span coupe • .btomatic and air. 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Da . :.,.:;::a· · 1tereo 41 v lnyl roof. • Coupe m: Aato .• 1, , • .._..-_ l)yaamlt. low mile•,.. 22mpa. SU .tOO /ofr . aJr. llMll wba., radlal YI · · (JllU7.8). pwntr.t911G. P.P . ~ "JI Ml: a.rp IM .. ..,. "'M AlllC ~ Wlllt ..... t-..... · By c:raetDlbei&,•.:-to a~ 7u.-m.ae.a. teM4Jo. Urea. well maialalned. '•Cousar CoaYen. llw» $2899 liUaml ._,Al'C.aa/fac-. kJ1. ••·lo •l. all .-.DIU~St. pndat.e.< ) urraneetwoodBroutllam Xtra eqalp. suu. &ood. oeeda deta.llln1. ••-•m "7011•wenc Goodabape. . . IHM 080. H l ·4ll --. Diil ~-. Ba.-a S7"1 d'Elepoce.HardtollDd .... _.,, 910.Ph8'7~1154 -new tltts. b.800/0BO. t#WJs'.. --.. mn. Wp ... lnD. cb. IOI WITHAM owtand.iq 1bepe. Oa.Jy '71NOVA 2 di'.1 eyL Air. tfJI NOWJS SAUS Dave: 14UGO, -.ua. cw. alM ~ W ml YO&.&SWAW 31.000 ml All optlona. P IS, PtB.autraM. Nu....................... R=~Blc: '81 GRANDE PIS, P/B. -........ ... ... mlm.t.Ave. Heal olfer.MHDO&Aet' bnlra.25.000ml.Sl,700. 1'75009•1 COSTAllESA .. , ... iDW-1mln1ter !lpm. ..._ D""-Swl'lll•• aato.atr,wtrewbls,-. .. ......, -'· aitt, •'1111 g.190 --• ""' 6Jl.074J muat sell $1,215 080. ell ,w. enUe. •*air. COMYBTa.l 12 Malibu etu.ic Coov. 8 eyl. aulomatic tram.. 673-UUaft5Pll ~· --1 'T1CPE DeVll.LE '13 Eldo. wbt/,_ llhr int, Xlnt cood. a300 « best pwr. at.eerlol A air cond. ltlO tiaCU.Y • ....._.... -/wtute full power ~eve tblnl au ~A ......-HURRY FOil THIS MAA!!YMSWA.GOM Hll -........ ~.M1c'.__,, __ ,.._._,·. .-.~ .... er.MZ·llZO OHE!l&3111MY >. tPa:VA•• U ••••••••••••••••••••••• ···········-···· -•>a&lllO ----• • u&oma c tram .• "71 Okla. Diesel. Loeded, --~Ill HO l Pvt pty. 7IO-OU4 c:;m;-'TB Seville xJnt '80 Citatioo, OptJOD.I Xlnl S2 399 all' ooad. • pwr. lteeriag. Jc,300 ml. lmaac cwl. _..................... 71CADILLAC ooad. cPnrter wile~~ oond.Bes~~i IAILlm ~.S::tb.nrw:; a.J00/080."4WD. 1AM I U SIVIUI llll. loaded. 18.~. dys: NotlTS SALIS milel! (ea:51>. "19 Cutlaa1 Broqbam, •Cl'OlllS 40,000 aillea. Loaded! m.3Zn,eves •wkeoda: i'O llonU Car lo. Retired RetiaWeUlledCars $1411 PRIVAT E PARTY .ueeOUCIS Silver leather antenor. 833-76d. Mechanic. Near new l.lllSBarborBlvd. B.EBATE,l"Upeyyoato All ADDn10MAL (2'10VWKX) C o 99 l7 oond. 114815. 1811 Cliff Dr. C06T A llESA Uke over lae. full la OI>' LOCA110MPOll $6995 ••••••••••••••••••••••• N.B. 6Jl.074l bana, T-top, laodau, Fii - 1.c.al IOIWITHAM 'TT Camaro. ounl rood. '6SNova4dr.Auto.small '71 Dodie Challenger. caas.pwrwiodows,dnlc "' VOU(SWA«iEN Auto/atr, lo ms, l3600. Vl.1385. Good Cood. suoo. or bat seat. Mus\ liquidate. "59.IUTMOr 7800WeslaumterAve. 842-1Z16. ~7573 olJer 673-l<JiS Beat otr. Call 151-MZZ · AIUSm, CdS. in WeslmlllSler olc. S&Z-6516 home. ALL CAIS HAVI HAD ISPOIMT SAffTY CHICICS &ALLAll MOWPllCe T051UJU •?Ml 638.7880 iOCamaro Z-28 19.000 mi Qrys1er HZS Fwd 9940 ttllet.. t952 or 1 g . m u s l ll e 11 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• -·••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••-•••••••• 19 Diesel Cutlas1 Sap '16 ELDO CONVER -714-631·2244.95.s-2991. 01,HAAtf '67Fonl.Verydepmdable 1976FOltD Bnn. xlnt cond. Xt.ra'a TIBL E Real clean , '78 ......._:._.__ ___,,.,, tnLDI. iwwt.Jrs, baltet'Y. ~•sy•.--. S8000 or best offer S9000/ofr. 1·464·1840, Camaro Z2.8, b~Jblk, '-irfWW......,WW alternator • bc'b, s:;oo. -~ 6'4-5876 · 644-5171. loaded, 25,000 mi. xlnt 847-1.s.9 4 speed treas .• pwr.r..--------- ·11 Seville. low mHes. SSl-'409 '78 LTD Landau. Loaded. r.tio. <4.29UKZ>. •••••••••••••••••••••• cood PP. $6400/bsl orr $200 st eerinc • AM /FM ttS7 moooroof. reaJ chrome t510UZ W . $2950 . $2999 72 : Newly p aiated. EAIU•I wires. wht /wht lthr. ·~~!~~.r~r UNDER Wbls/Dlr.~2913 EAAU•E =.~ .. c~Zz.~ loaded beauty. $9,450 Besto(fer 846-6253 ;o Ford LTD. 4dr, full l..-otrTS SA.LES It IPOltTS SALIS w.86Slor SS2_.., · power ,. air. Call al\tt RdiableUsed Cars ·12 Pinto Hatchback. ~~f::' UMO '79 Formal tl.36S8 Camaro. ·79, m~t .sell F""CTOllY-_,.E 6Pm. 546-4154 1.985 Karbof' Blvd SlOOO. Runs gd. 4 U.S. $13,600 Make Offer ; fW.ly loaded w/ele<-snrl ,,. '""""" COSTA MESA mags l80.M7·3152C. COSTA KESA 645·2963 or 752·0687 & YUlyl top. Lo m1. Xlnl n4IS Wla.-.0 ·73 f iesta Sport Mus t 6l 1·074l 631 •0743 un..•-iiDlr cond. $6000. 640-1231 . ~LY 9dl. baby commg Like ___ 76 Panto : A/C, bl•e. ---------"-°""-------• 6'4-7020. """ °"'· m.aoy enraa. lo m1 .,,,,., amlfm. $1650 Otr offer. 0 R. Haan CbryslH · $-7917 '" lluala.ng 2-+ 2, small CaJJ67~l ....._UMd IA.I.. UMCI , ..... UMd .._,Used .79 Z2.8 T·top, 305 V-8. Plymouth wanu t.o re· v.s. a/c. auto trao:i. --------••••••••••••••H••••-•1••~.-.;.···••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• 20rnpg. 7K m1. loaded. cha 1t.s tt1veowry CJ( 1980 73 Couner lllnt C'OrMf al t:, 631~ '73 Pmto Runabout. a ir. * * * ** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * xlntcond,$'72:50 ~1·5007 Cordobas Tab ad ... an 8 track.cust om uphol '72 Mu.al 6 cyl clu a uto,S8,000m1. $1450. lageol an mcred!bk.-duJ S2!'iOO 646--4147 · • 0 • 6'4-8374 Qwno&.t 9920 ooOltysler's bat .selhng amtrm. new ures, ntiW L---------- A *********************** YOUR CHOICE ••• ONLY'3995 •7a PONTIAC SlJNBIRD (=N) '399 !!! O•ly d '7&0LD8MOBILI: CUT~ ::~:) '3995 '7a .. NTIAC LE MANS =-AH) '3991!!! •.. ,. .. "'7& FOaD F "la MONT (:2ll!U.S) =~ ~3995 '78 llEllctJ•~ ZBPln'll :.:ZN) '399 ~ ••ly d ~el.DSMIO•ILE CIJTIAM = '3995 '78f10RDFAIRMONT W ... GON 'E£~ '3995 •7a BIJIC" LE SABRE <:::O> '399 ~ •.. ,, .. Tl AMICPACEa =.~) '3995 IHNY 11e•B TO CllMSE FaOMt ENDRE INVENTORY REDUCED! "'~ ........ . -==-._, ..... , .... ... 0 .. ';. _._. ......... • ..... nL.MT • 6RJN.ML'1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t: a r • w e have 2 4 i8 t'ord Fairmont Wagon ball S~-~71.87_ _ "14Stat. Wgn, P.P . Cordobast.o c~from V 8. ale. am/Im. trlr ·54•,..Ywitang~.l.lnl 64223~6PM . SH US FIRST! We bave a good selection or NE W & USED Olevroleu! So come on an aod grab a ~td1 S4.500 Call 964-3915 oond. 260VS. $2200/beM great de11I on our totally U.C.-9945 o(r 839-0428 new. redesigned t11~h --------aulea e CORDOBA''' ••••••••••••••••••••••• gO R. ... __ UMO '16 Slrt-l.(h wlbar • ~ •06612 $7650 Offer"' Orp~ 645 2963 o r 7S2·061!7 196.S Mustang Convert 6 cyl Low mileage '3850 aft.er 5 00 15 l 4i666 '76 Pinto. work worth t•very cent. Bay Garage cbeclted. Sqw re wagon, 4.<.pd, sladt, Micbeliras. radr. etc. 12.900 646-5MJ • COHMRL CHEVROLET .. ~ llMl>IH HI\ l I ·1 ic-;T \ ,, t .:-. \ 546-1200 ~ E l!ll ~el Whist 1 Dir Sa.nta An11 ·------'67 Mustao~ 2Jl9 reblt °'" call 642·4300, 24 hrs, engs.ne N~w Ultenor & 1_zw _______ _ 541·447 I 9947 pe.&nl M ~l ~II Sl.200 ... _ ..... ..........•............ 9960 '56 Chevy. one owner. V .a. Cor-t..ff. --99 32 Bel Air, 4dr ha rdtop. •••••••••••••••••• ••••• Goid book at $2600. m ust sell Asking S:USO. Aller * CotVETTE 75 _Spm..:_.._548-6602 ___ . ____ , /\JAJI. trans 6t loaded• '70 Nova Ecooo 6. auto, (25Z 1 · EJLCeUeot • PS. xl.Dt oood. Sl.895/be:st OHL Y S6 l 91 o(r968-2200 eves l~ rmanclng na1lable on approved credit ·m Nova. 4 dr, all new HOWAID C._'fT"Cllet tires. Runs great. Make Dove & Qua.LI SU offer 847·1252. lene NEWPORT BEACH OZMage. lll-0555 1975~ MAVBta Autornatu: trans .. pwr. steenn& 4t stereo 8 track tape. (4371UEI. $2399 lAaUIU 1..-0RTS SALIS fu.-b a~ Used Ca1'5 l~ Harbor Blvd <.:OSTAMESA 631.0743 84"1 1349. or ~ 7898 '74 Mustang II. V 6, 46pd. x.lat rood S2500 or btst ol r. litusl i;e 11. 9fiCMiO 19. 'SS2+?. reblt en1. trans 6 !ml s uspension. xlot cood Sl300. 552 8440 t!WS/Wknd.s your old stuff ror new goodies with a Clasalllf!d ad 64.2 S678 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 79rLYMOUTH l)yna.mrt.e arrow coupe with onJ y 7 .000 actual nules. 4 speed. radio and beater. L ik e new ! (4.JSXHZ) $lHS IOIWITHAM VOUSWA~EM 7~ Westaun:ster Ave.. 111 WeslmlDJSter 893-ml &38·'7ml0 9800 Autos. H•• 9800 4-ltot. Hot 9100 A.lftos, .... 9100 A.rtos ..... 9MO ................................................................................................................... • NEWPORT DATSUN's SUMMER s·ELL·A· THO lfHMTIUH Jlt IDOoa E Qut11 111en t ·~•lldtl tl-.0 Ce tt•1t• & • LOOi Fora.- RID r.•1 SPrc1 .. ~· ...... 0... ~lS I d1tt ~ eve~. new Toyo1as are --~ Wh;i. ortier . r· we me11e the ._..._nse one .. P: oYota ......_.~ )'Ou tn, "'9'd 1111 nee Leedef" to--. new Toyor •you to know th dt...., ,....__ • car • d at -. .. .....,,,°')' 1s o n truck ---, ~al n S&le So •n our *ld Sun:_orewo ·~ dl~unt: U8 first! Y on t m1as r111 oes today 0.1.MA.AN as......, •• $199 ova .......... ery ...... , •••• OD ••1 ON Horhon S edan or T C •J . A•rlea '• rlnit troat .._.drivetarll 0.1.HAAN ~--.. -~ SaolaADa 141--4471 ..,, Pbmouth P'w-y Sta· Uon Wqon. Loaded, Alt On1 Lui rack, trailer hitch, am /fm radio 74.000 ml. Good ahape, mall• offer m&&at HU Ml·W'11 um ptymoulb Suburban atatloo wa100. Full power, alr cood., oew trans, crw1e control. $!000 O.R.HAAN ~'"' $299 OVER ,_.CM, ... cMU On any 1980 Plymouth Champ. America's #I gas powered car! We are oventoclled. ... 0 .1.HAAN Qrw~o .... m E. lat t.reet Santa Ana 541 -4471 '72 Plymouth Satelite. PS/PB, low mi. Good buy. Make olr. 646-21.SS '65 Valiant slant 6 eng. auto, new starter, bal lery. ti.res. $280. s.48·5663 POlllHoc 9965 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '71 Fireb1rd Espril. A/C, PS, PB, brwn, needs some work. Sl600 as is. 83J.1800. 72 Pontiac Ventura. V8. 350, goo d cond. $1800 080. 54.5-3650 ; 641-0290 Trana Am, '78, must sac. lo mileage. Xlnl cond. Xtras. 544-5378. DAILY PILOT '65 Le Mans, ads trana seal. '65 Tempea t w/matchlng 326 eng & prts. $200 for both. Telling the most people &L>1au. "'.. SllYICE -l?flCT~Y poeaibl~ ia impcwtant to -------• the aucceaa of any '18 Tram Am out ol atat.e ..,..,. aale. Make aure «JOeqine, 4 spd, low mi. you rs Is Ji a te d i n new radials, xlnt cood. DO IT NOW! Classified, phone 6MMlll87 __ 6_4_~_5_67_1 __ 1_M2-_5678...__~----lW_ant_Ad_Res_ulta_M2_·~-· Alftos. H•w 9100 A.wtos, Hew 9100 Alltos. Hew 9100 .. ~···················· .•.........................•......•........... &ntev. Jun. 29, 1911> •AITt•H El FRI. SAT. & SUN. ONLY $ AND REBATES UP TO NEW MG MIDGETS FROM:$ 5999 JUST RIGHT FOR SUMMER ! NEW TRIUMPH TR7 <;er 227047 CO:~s FROM: $8299 51000 REBATE "'"' 1()()9()1 Advertised Pric~ Includes AM/FM stereo cassette & air conditioninq NEW MGBS FROM: $6999 AND s750 REBATE Ser <194598 CAM BE USED FOR DOWN PAYMENT, SERVICE CONTRACT. INSURANCE, ETC. NEW TRIUMPH SPITFIRES FROM: $6495 AN D s500 REB ATE NEW TRIUMPH TR7 CONVERTIBLES FRO M: s1000 s~99~ REBATE AclYriMd Price a.c-... AM/FM steno c...tte Ir air cOlldltkialreg LTD EDITIONS •.. OUR LAST 3 AVAILABLE! All black paint. front spoiler. leather steering wheel. mag wheels with wide radials. luggage ra ck. cocoa mats. silver custom stnpes. AM/FM stereo cassette. leather gear knob & more! (Ser. 499070). s750REBATE NOW IS YOUR CHANCE TO FULALL YOUR DREAM. BUY A SPORTS CAR NOW WITH OUR FACTORY REBATE! Ask about our complete finance plans. No down payment with your good credit All veblcles plus tax, license & $20 documentary fee. Advertised P rice does not include dealer Installed estras. All cars subject &o prior sale. ~~~ ~~~ ~~~ ~ ............................................................................................................ mllr llnily Wriumph & M If rrnlll MG, Triumph give huge rebates on classic convertibles. SPITH RI Come tn am.I tk di W-hcn you've mat.le yuur tx;,, deal. on top of that y<>U · 11 get a ) "l(XJL.t,lt rebate . It\ .1 da'>Ml' opponun1ty to own th1i. 11piritctl roallMcr. Sp1tf1rc is !>ynonymou' with !>port11·car c x- c 1temcnt-w11h 17 National SCCA Champ1on11htplcl to pmvc rt MGB ... .. fF fT'S EXCITINO, WE'VE GOT IT" TR7 ••• $1,000 REBATE! Come in and make your best deal. T hen you· JI ge t a big cash rebate on top of that. MGH It\ one 111 th\.' tx·,1 loved c.onvcrt1hh: 'fll >n '> c.·;.ir, 111 th\.' w1•1lc.I. now al ont:c -111-a-l1fc11111\.' 'J\ Ill).!' Come in and deal Then drive 1>u1 in the wide-open MGB anti get ,, h1g ~ 7 50 l'a'h n:hatc' $750 REBATE! T IO • M.ikc your fx:,1 deal and get $1.UOO on top 11 1 that . the hc'>I rd1.11c ·111umph ha' ever given . llcrl··, thl· CX(.'tting . we<lge--.hapc<l 'rwrt ' mad11nc \\,1 th the 4u1ck rcllcxc' .uH.1 dean cunven1ble ''YI· 111).! lhJ I ha\e made the Triumph 111.tr4t11.: IJrnou,. ·Tr iumph Tl<7 ~p1Ller c xdu<lcll ON THE SPOT FINANCING with 8PP<OVed credit HURRY! HURRY! HURRY! This offer is available for a limiLed time only. c 7141 110.7100 RAY FLADEB E llA..toC•arDr. BRITISH MOTORS 1714) 830-7300 )'ou don't need • eua to People wbo oeed People Class1r1ed Ada are the Cadillacs to Go-C&rta ClaniCied Ada ere the "draw fut" wbea you That '1 what the answer to 11 successruJ Wh11tevf'r the fo'ad answer to • aucceeeful place an ad lo the Dally DAJLY PILOT garage or yard 11alt>1 It'!> Roll 'em orf the market ear•ae or yard ule! It'• Pilot Want Ada! Call now SERVICE DIRECTOR Y a better way to tell m ore With a Clu saraed Ad a better wey to tell more -142-5178. I.a all about' peopk! Call Now ' 642·5678 people! ----- 9100 A.alto•, .... 9100 Auto1. H•w 9100 A.ltot. H•w • NO ADDITIONAL DEALER PREP CHARGES • NO BLOWN-UP PRICE STICKERS • NO OVER STICKER PRICES '[ JICLUOING 0£AL ER AOOCO ACCE SSOPIES ON ALL TOYOTA CELICAS, COROLLAS,* CORONAS & SUPRAS •( J((LUOING T[P([ L \ OUE 10AVAIU'81LtT Y REBATE •PEUGEOT• ON ANY BRAND NEW 604 e HUGE DISCOUNTS ON •79 DIESELS TOO! 1980 sos·s GAS AND DIESEL HERE NOW!! $ REBATE • ALFA ROM EO • ON 1979 COUPES, SEDANS AND CONVERTIBLES. 1980 SPIDERS HERE NOW!! $ UPTO REBATE •SAA B• ONE EXAMPLE: 1979 TURBO (229641 1979 SAABS e ALL MODELS AVAILABLE. I 980's HERE MOW!! INCLUDED ON ALL USED CARS NO GIMMICKS -NO HASSLE * MORE REASONS TO BUY 60 CAR INVENTORY AT BILL MAXEY * PRIC E R ISE RS & TRUCKS I• SI ALL SAFETY CHECKED -IMMEDIATE DELIVERY -UP TO 48 MOS. FINANCING -PLUS- '75 AMC *76TOYOTA '76 TR7 WA~ sas rteKUP e cyt . auto . I/Jc. 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AN ANGEL FOOO CAKE WITH SEVEN-MINUTE FROSTlN6 ?~ !! ·BALL · PARK ~ -. - WHAT A GREAT DAY FOR A BALL GAME BOY, AM t TIRED ·· I'VE BEEN STANOINv ON MY TOE~ FOR HOURS FUNKY. WINK~RBEAN BEIN& MERE AT WIMBLE.DO~ 15 RE.AL..Lh> EXCl11 N& I · . 1HEQ ALM05T DIDN'T L.Ef ME. PL.At; I~ iME 10UR~AM~I! BALL l?ARK , -- 6-2'1 I FINAL.l4 HAD TO 500Ul ll-4EM ~E: RULE.BOOK ! RAIN6EAR?600D GRIEF, IT ISN1T 60IN6 TO r<AIN!'"'ow Aeour '{OU, CONRAD? A Flf~ST-AIO KIT?! W~AT A PESSIMIST!! OLIVIER, WHAT USELESS ITEM DID '(OU 6RIN6? ... WELL, l1M GLAD WE ~AVE AT LEAST ONE SENSIBLE l41KER IN OUR GROUP! BALL PARK by Tom Batiuk AL..L rr 5AQ& 15 111Ai 1HE BALL HA5 TO BE tc:E.1lJ~NED 8lJ A REGULJmON PIEct OF 1t.NNlS EGUIPME.~i l . ' . ~ The Disappearance LIKE J &AIO, I DON'T KNO W WHAT TIME l'LL 6E HOME! I HAVE TO ENTERTAIN SOME OU1'· OF· TOWN CU!JTOMERS I ,..--,.=-___.,. I \\.'iu., IT WASN'T 7bo 1-WfD <SITTING At.ON l~IP? 010 YOU TELL MELAN IE. I HAT HER DI NNER·~ A~our READY, 6 1LL ? 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'·~~Lt~••....,.,,,....,• ln ""'' s.. ..................... ,._., ..... Mt~4M .... ...._ .. .,,_, .... .., $$ ............. Sm) .. C9l -.. , FOR C. BARRY RALEIGH. Earth· quake Prediction Pro!J-am Office. US Dept d the lnteriof, Geologkal Survey Why ii Calilomla to do.ay monitored lor earthquakes? What puzz1a Iden· dsta about earthquakes and what pro· greM .. there toward predk:ting than? -S.R., Trenton, N.J. •Though less seismically active than Alaska. California has far more peo- pleat risk from a large earthquake. In southern California. a 300-mlle-long section of the San Andreas fault is Earthquakes aren} easy to predid presently thought to be a seismic gap where a great earthquake will happen in the next several decades. Earthquakes vary more than one might expect Some are preceded by obvious warning signs but others are not. Predictions of major earthquakes have been made successfully in China and the USSR but it is still an uncertain. slowly emerging scientific discipUne. FOR BETTE MIDI.ER, actress. recording star and author w.,~·~ of A View From o Brood Who ii your iawrtte ol.uge designer: do you prd!r 1POfW oc lonnal clothes: whom do l'O'I rate • the coun1Jy'• bet4aMd women? -LM., Elthart, Ind. •My favorite off-stage designer is Chance; I prefer casual and dress-up clothes. Both at the same time. I find the combination irresistible. As to tt)e best-dressed women, they are, In this order: Julia Child; Miss Piggy: Joey Heatherton; Amy Carter. FOR BEL KAUFMAN. author ol Loue. etc Are you one ol thoM authon who MYa talk about their work when with atrang«n? -F.O., Staunton, Va. e I know writers who avoid discussing their wen for fear of "tal<lng it all out" and having nothing left for the written page. 1 find. on the contrary, that talking to peo- ple and sharing my thoughts about my work stimulates me into more abundant ideas and more exact expres· sion. I am a social creature, a talker. I am also a listener FOR CV COLEMAN, composer of Broadway's Bomum fad or lction that yoo were • c:hld prodigy? -D.P .• a..o..a. Ma.. •Fact. Quite often the tenants in the Bronx apartment house that my father managed were In rent anears. So they'd sneak out In the dead d night wtth most d thetr possessions. One morning my father found a piano left by one vacating famiJy. We moved It to our place, and I started tlnklng the keys. That's when 1 got interested in musk. I was 4. FOR 1HE '"ASK'" EDITOR Euc:dy .... .. "Diieo f<>Of9? l.ouiH Flapatrtck, Pmnlngtol'I, N.J. •It's a new medical entity. identified by Dr Joseph o ·Amico. chairma n of the New York College of Podiatnc Medicine. that involves the painful combination of sprains. strains. bw- s111s and excessive muscular fatigue and soreness He told us 0 'Th1.S malady accounts for one quarte r of all the dance related foot and leg problems !Teated in my ofHce It is caused by slippery dance Ooors. lack o f pro per warm up. alcohol-pro· The disco beat isn i easy on the feet duced mstab1h1y and improper footwear, such as shoes with snleno heels and platform soles Basically. d1sco-danc1ng is an athletic a ctlVlty and s ho uld be treated as such Warm-up exercises and mo re sensible footwear for the dance Ooor should help lo reduce the num~r of m1unes ·· FOR Will.ARD SCOTI, NBC TV weather forecaster How did you happen to ge-t Interested In weathu lorec.udng? Weren't you on« lm10twd ln kids' shows? - E.C ., WUmington. Del. • I was an NBC staff announcer for 25 years in Washington D.C . where one of my ass.uunents was a five-minute radio spot When the 1V weatherman suddenly left. I was asggne.d to take his place Pnor to that. my 1V ei.penence was limited to kids' shows. (I was a clown like Bozo ) That was 14 years ago FOR L VNN REDGRAVE, co·SIM. CBS lVs House Co/U b h true you're a t~ worrier? -C.L , Waco, Tau • I am a worrier. but not a tem'ble one Just like my mother. I get anxious about trivia. I have a tendency to wony about a problem that might not surface until the following week. which is silly. bec.ause quite often. the problem tends to dissipate. it is not as bad as l expected My fear is always MHow will I coper My husband. Jo hn, ls right when he tells me to wait till it happens FOR GLORIA MONTY. produc0 . ABC-lVs General Ha.plrol la tha. 11ny unuaual technkal problem * your ahow? - G.V .. lbdne, Wle. • 1ne truth ls we use o nly one set and change floor numbers as the action demands. For Instance, lf Or. Hardy ls leaving the hospital, we follow him from the floor he is on to the elevator and then to the lobby. Floor numbers and elevator numbers have to be changed as he descends. It's quite tricky. PRO Fred W..dwllaer. ICfllor vice praidcnt, Com· rnon CM. PRO Ano con CON Rk:hard L a...ha. U S Chamber ol Com- Emphaticaly. yes. Dedsions In ~as shouJd be made on their merits, not on whk:h speda) Inter· at group can contrb.ite the most money. ~ II ~ by a doqWe !tandard. After Watergate. Conwas '-"Dted to atablsh pubk ftnandng to dean up Presidential eledlons. But It refuad to dean up b own .i.ctioos. Al a raull, apedal·lntcrat groups we ~ s maon to 1980 ~ candl· data. Our ~ .. ct.pendent on ...,. Pf1Y* ftnandalbec:bn. They lllOUld be Indebted to no one but the AmertcM peop6e. Should ~I Bectlons Be Publicly Financed? meree No Pubic financing wpu)d vktual· Iy assure e.lection of incumbents - good or bad. The same spending limits would be put on lncumbenl and chalenger. But an Incumbent has time to bulld name recognition through tax·suppor1ed mass mail- ings and newsJetten worth about SJ million. The proposal lnvies further intrusk>n by an anady owr-tlzed ~U· cracy Into our voklntary pokical procas bwd on In· dMduel chob. AIMrtcanl lntulltwiy ~ thait uJtfmeM control of the polMtc-1 pooaa rDUlt re· mat\ In thd-own handa. Should We Tty to Create a Brave New World? mates? What are the sociok>gical fac- tors of the availability of books and of competitive games? Could we actually create a race of supersmart people? Some scientists are setting out to do just that, amid a growing controversy ouer the ethics of breeding for brilliance. We don't know the a nswers to any of these things. Nevertheless, there are peop le who have studied I Q 's of parents and children and are convmced there is a strong hereditary factor and that by following eugenic principles (mat- ing "Sllperior" parents), we can de· velop a "superior" strain of humans By lao.o.c A$mov A sperm bank has been set up. The sperm of men of proven brilllance (Nobel Prize winners, for instance) are frozen and set to one side, awaiting women of proven brilliance who wish to be ar· tifidally inseminated by these super· sperm, In order to produce unusual Infants of doub&e brilliance. If enough men contribute sperm and enough women are willing and qualtfled to accept them, the vision is of a whole group o( double-brilliants; a group, one might think. that the human species sorely needs. And yet the only reason I can thirV< d to hope that the experiment con· tinues and is brought to fruition, Is my convk:tion that it will PfOYe that this sort d thing just won't wcsk. The human brain Is the most com- plex btt d organized matter we know d anywhere in the universe. It is In· credi>ly more complex than a star. for Instance, and that's why we know so much more about stars than about the human brain. And the most complex aspect of the bra.in is tts Intelligence, so It's not surprlslng that we know next to nothing about that. We aren't even oertaln we know what we are measur- ing when we say we are measuring In· te!Bgenc:e, or Just exactfy what It ls that the 1.Q. (ulntelllgence quotient") Is supposed to be. We know how lnherttance wortcs In Its simpler aspects. We know about genes, and we can work out nk:eJy what happens to characaeristics that are ooc 1troled by single genes In a very straighdorward manner, such as plant· stem lengths or human eye color. We don't know the relationships d genes and tnldlgence. however. We don't know how many genes play a role In the dewlopment of Intel- ligence. how the different genes Inter· ...... the ~ of the chemlsby they control Of anything else. There ts, therefore, no ~which we can ~that the of two In· ielgent parents wdl II 1tei19ent in the sal1)8 way that we can pradk:t that the offtprtng of two blue-eyed pann1s wtll be (,W-cyed. •• 'NA.' .......... - All that can be done Is 10 make s1atirocal I. Q . studies of parents and children. The trouble Is that we're nor sure how good the l.Q tests are, or whether they're any good at all And we don't know how much is § the effec t of c hance or o f nongenetlc in- fluences. For in· s1ance, aD sperm cells of a gtven male should, ln theory, have Iden- tical sets d genes, but it is quite possi· ble that no two are exactly alike. ~Robert There are many bright people with not-so-bright children. and vice ver- sa. Of course, intelligent people m ight have intelligent youngsters a little oftener than no t·so-intelligent parents might, but the chances are not great enough to make the eugenk experiment really worthwhile, in my opinion. Genes don't al-Granom inlJkd Nobel ways duplicate AUre winners to themselves exact· donate sperm /or Im· ly. as millions of pregncmng hlghlv In· different sperm tdlgenl women cells are f onned. There might be a l large range In j quality of the sperm cells pro- duced by a par- ticular male at a particular time, and It is just a mat· ter of chance which sperm fer- tilizes a particular egg. (Every egg cell formed by a woman may be different, too. and llkety Is.) If It's simply a matter of eye color, tiny gene variations may not matter; but In something as subtle and delicate as human Intelligence, chance may be awJything. Then, too, what ol the tnfluenc« of the mother's physiology and chem- istry dwtng those nine months when a faus Is~· Even a de.llcate and subde dato111on. unno&:eablt In other waye, might affect to ddca• and subde a thing u lntdigtnce. And the environment Jwr bWt? What about the subtle dem of dtf • ferenca In mother'• mile or In the w&ta UMd to ddu1a the bebv'• for. mu.Ill? Whet .. the ~· feaon of tnteracnon .. with. wtth father, with sbllngs, wtth s*Y· In fact, It might conceivably do hann. Suppose a number of children are produced which. on the assumption that fhey are superior. are then bated with aU ~le tender and loving educational care. They a re warmed before the benevolent fire of boob and Intellec- tual games and stimulating conversa- tion. Naturally. they will come closer to their full potential of tnteDtgence than ti they were just thrown In with a bunch d chl&drcn and teachers from the wry common had. They will then .. m supertor, and we will be wd on-~ "'II\' toward dcvcJoping a racllt ~ •• kind " ftdng that there .. subspecies d human btb91 that either axist or can be developed and that differ from each odm~lnln~. We would lhen go on to dewlap, or try to de..,.q,, Of c:onWlca our- .tws that we hew Indeed dcveJ.. -~-----------· oped, a ruling class of pure-bred in· tellectuals: a middle class d respect· able but inferior people; and a lower class of unutterable cads and sv.nne, fit for enslavement It wouki be a terrible world Such worids nave existed In the past. and we stiU strugg~ with the marks of in· Justice and cruelty they have left behind What should we do , then? Ought we not to consider that aU over the work!. human beings with the potential ol high intelligence are being born a t aD ti mes? It may be just possl>le that the percentage of such births is higher in some places and among some gtoups, but that doesn't really matter The percentage isn't zero anywhere If. then, we tned to develop a society that made sure that pregnant mothers were well-cared for and babies well nourished everywhere; If psychological and social surroundings were heahhy eveyywhere; If we developed a system of education that encoumged intelligenc.e eveyywhere; and If we made no artlftdaJ dlstinc- tions ol appearance. language or ways d life -If, In short. we developed a sane and just society - we would soon find ourselves harvest- ing highly Intelligent chUdren aU over the worid, and It would be a crop worth more to the human species than anything else oonc:elvable. And we would gather millions for sure. while the-sperm banks would gnther dozens, perhaps. But can we manage to deveJop so kWaJ and utopian a sode1y as to harvest inlidlgencc? If we even~ Jl.l51 • atda in the way °' ~. that wouJd ~nt us a richer harwst than the ip11Tn banks wtll 'ilvfl UI. And the ad· d.ldonal ln~t PIOPle that would - 1hus mte' our IOdety might help us accon.,a.:h d more -and M> on. We~atwel try. Atttwmua In hlltary. tt... " just ~· .. ~Wttok>ea. .. I 1be na:t ttme you buy a new car. buy w1ild)t Becauee If )"OU·re like moet people. )"OU'D probably be hokllng on to It for quite a wbtlie. Don't just fJ> for high EPA mllir:age ratlJlll. Get a car that'll pieae you ln many..,.. Che9y Malibu. for example. baa a [Z] EA\ esttmiated MPG and a highway eattmate of 26.• 'ti ln sptte oltboee aubetantlal nwnbera. MaUbu baa room for up to aJx people. It ta truly a famlly- atze car wttb a famlly-etze trunk. ~ tbJnk )"OU'D ftnd MalJbu • ddlgbt to look at and drift. Not just now. but ymn from now. CbevyMe•ba. for 1980. It\t the kind of a car a whole lot of people want and need todalt See your Ole¥)" dealer" about buying or aea.mgyour new Malibu 8000. ·~Compare the •attmated MPG• to that of other , can. 1bu mayget~t mileafe, depending OD bow fast you drtYe. waather oondttiona. and trtp length. Actual highway ~ wm probably be less than the highway eattmate. Eattmate laftr in Cal1Comia. Malibu .. equipped with GM-bullt engines produced by Yartoua dtvlldona. See )'OUT dealer for detaJJe. Astonishing taste. Low, low tar. Come experience it! Kings: 3 mg tar. IOOs:S mg tat Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined ' That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. ·, For TV Host David Letterman, A.m. Is Now Prime Time By ffiOfk Goodmon And now, h-e-e-e-r-e's David . k>oking spiffy in a three ·piece suit. swinging easily into his monologue: "Saw a sign oh a garbage truck the other day .. 'Do Not Follow' . Another of life's simple pleasures ruined by a med· die some bureaucracy. Remember the good old days. when Dad used to load all you kids up In the family car and follow the garbage truck around?" Now cut to The Tonight Show ·s featured guest, Ben Vereen, discussing science ·s attempts to communicate with underwater creatures Guest hosr David muses· MWouldn 't it be something ii we finally made contact wtth the dolphins, and I turned out they were boring? I mean. aher al these ye«S ol effort, they just had nothing to say?" -WeD. David Letterman. 33. has plenty to say. and he seems to say It most wittily. agreeably and effectively. And when talk was rtfe that Johnny Carson would leave The Tonight Show, Let · terman 's name was bandied about as a possible successor He'd seemingly become the show's permanently floating guest host, filing In for Car· son some 30 ttm., since his first stJnt behind the desk In March 1978. But now that Carson has signed on for another three years (announced In early May), whe-e-e-ere's David? .. , was neither surprised nor disapp<>(nted about Johnny staying ." Letterman says. .. Al along I said I hoped he'd stay. He's the best." Don't worry thoug,. Let. tmnan won't be ~ W1 the bus lt.adon. Even though he won't take over as the king of late night, he'• got a shot et becoming the prince of mkl·momlng'. His own 90-mlnute. ftve-day-a·w.eek morning talk lhow sn· miered on NBC mt week (10:00.11 :30, check local 11169>. end The Daukl Ut· t•rmon Show h• been ,,,_..Goo.,... It.,,_..,. Cl!Mf· .... IO fNC.V WmCl.V promised a run of at least 26 weeks The show is seen as an ambitious attempt by NBC to break free of the traditional morning fare of soap operas. game shows and sitcom re · runs. Cracks Letterman. ult wUI be a combination of the styles of Donoh ue and Little House , Doling Game and the evening shows, pro fes· sional wrestling and Make Room for Daddy .... I thought we'd do it as sort of cowboy chuckwagon with me as the modem version of Cowboy Bob .. But seriously. folks. the program displays elements of a lot of the old talk shows and includes service features and serious interviews. as weB as Letterman's sophisti · cated deadpan style of com· edy. "At any rate." Letter· man says of his big break. it should be fun . We 're not k>oking for a way to go to Jupiter or anything; ahe:r aD this is just television . We just want to have a good time." D esplte featuring regu· Jars such as comedl· ans Bob Sarlatte. Valrl Bromfield and Edie McClwg. Lettennan will have no Ed McMahon side· kick per se. MWe plan to use the audience a lot," David notes. "In fact, the second banana will probably just be a civilian I pick out of the crowd. We 're re.a1y looking to key Into that typical Amez. lean family. - That's something Letter· man knows al about . The '°" ol a Oowe:r-shop owner and a doting Mkfwes· tern mom who, he says. Is stm a bit embarTa9sed by Ms cornedk caJllng i she thlnJcs I'm a notch or two above a camlval worker''). David grew up In lndianapoas. He attended BaD State Untveni· ty, majored ... radio and tu· vtsiot'l .Kt married a felow student. Michele Cook. He spent a ful yes doing a radio t-" lhow and sbt frctfuJ years as a TV weathennan, Cll!IV· Ing a prec:artout announcing career out ol a .,_. buf. foonay -u:h. ~out phony weadMlr NPOdl - that wtlS the ~ ol local ,,,,._YWl8CLY,,,_a_ •? listeners and the despair of station own· ers Finally. In 1975. thanks to his wife's coaxing, let· terman gave The on s up local an· with gue.st host Letterman (right) nounclng and he and MicheUe struck out fo r California. where he at· tempted to become a TV writer. He also tried his hand al the now-celebrated im provisational club. The Com edy Store . He was an Imme diate hit there and gathered sufficient minor notonety to get a call from rhe Carson people No longer mamed (It ~ wasn't hlS sudden ~ccess z that caused the spht . he says . .. the mamage JUSl ran out of steam"). Letterman now lives With Memll Markoe. a former wnter on Mary Tyler Moore's 1978 vanety show. who will be wntmg for and appearing on his new show He is in constant demand on the club circuit . and he ·s quietly confident that his show -admittedly a gamble for all Involved -will make Its mark ··After all ." he says. "you don't want to spend your life being known as the guy who sat m for rawi Johnny Carson " t&J -----------------.__._ ----------- QUIPS & QUOTES A MATIER OF TASTE Pie I like, and apple best, And when seroed cl la mode, That is, with scooped ice cream on top. It calls from me an ode. But J'ue nol room for all the pral.se w ~ .. ...,to own• ~------.bul~W~ ......... fDr JUll lhe ttaht time to~ vour••°"'· .............. 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AelUAH P08TMle OUARAHTEEO ·------------------------------------------~ The Eye-Opening Truth About Catatacts By Paula DrQl)()v If \.\le bve long enough, )USt about all ol us can expect to develop cat.ar acts -clouded areas or opaque spots that f orrn m the lens of 1he eye But luc:kW. only 5 percent oC those who do w1U ever need surgery to remove them Ewn when surgery Ls necessary. treatment has come a long way since the days when pabenlS had to rie in bed after their operat>ons wtih sand~ holding their heads in place to prevent the stitches from being dtSlodged Yet despite vast improve ment in surgical techniques. there 1s still no way to prevent cataracts from Iris .. -~-..J . • ,...rw ... -• ,...... ....... ... -Allllll 111.• ....... , ... ............ developing or from getting pro- gressively woc-se once they do. Why are cataracts so inevitable with age? "The lens ol the eye, whk:h ~ nor· maJly clear and Iles directly behind the trls and pupU. ages In much the same manner es the skin," explains Dr. Stuart Glud<, a CaWomla ophthalmol- ogist. .. As It does. \t becomes pro- gressively less and less transparent. Thus, It gradually kl5eS Its ability to focus aght rays, and vision becomes blurred. hazy ot smoky ... Although cataracts occur most frv. quent)y In persons over age 56, they can be praent at birth or may dewlap as a result d certain dlleaMI - diabetes. for example -some eye ln· f ectlons. lnjur1es or exposure to toxk: mat~ or radiation. Left unde· tected and untreal!l?d, cataracts can Rd to bandness slnoe they «Wntually block light from entertng the eye. The ftrsi sign d cataractl ts a wacfual, paln)as deaease In vtslon. Patients may see IP<* before their eyes 01 cxpailrnoe dcd>al VIiion. Far· ~ P*OPa mllY notice an tm- prowmcnt "' thtt c:Jo.tQ> ""'°"· u the cataract is far advanced, people may note a whinsh or yellowish reflec. oon tn the pupJ of the cataract victim Doctors can often detect cataracts m their early stages dunng eye ex· aminalions. But unfort unately. early diagnosLS doesn't really help. Even after a doctor has sported a cataract m the making. nothing can be done to prevent its growth. although eyeglasses or contact lenses can often control deteriorating vision. As a rule. when one eye is affected. the other eye will be. too. It may take months. even years. though, for Cdtaracts to progress to the point where surgery is needed -If It ever is In most cases It Is not necessary because vision lsn 't seriously impaired "It's time to operate on a cataract when it interferes with a patient's normal ac- tivities." says Dr. Norman Jaffe. a M iami ophthalmol- ogist and cUnical professor of ophthalmology al the Uni· veTSlty of Miami Medical School. As long as a patient is In good general heahh . even those In their 90's can benefit fro m cataract surgeiy. The operation Itself Is not the Incapacitating procedure It once was. Extra fine su- tures are now used to close incisions and have greatJy reduced the danger of hemorrhages within the eye. They have also made long hospital stays unnecessaJy. ~1 dlscharge my pa- tients the day after the openstlon," explains Jaffe. "There are stilJ restric- tions, though -no showers, sports, bending or lifting for two week.." After the operatton. contact lenses are usually prescribed for younger patients, while for okler ones, over 55 or so, who might have more dif- fk:ulty adjusting to contacts, the pa· dent's own lens Is often replaced with a plastk: implant c:a9ed an lntraoc::ular lens. Thts will be doM In roughly one- quatter d the estimated 400.000 cataract operations performed thls year. 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The booklet, which costs $1.50 (send check or money order). ls available by writing to the Natloniil Council of Teachers of English, Dept. A .. No. 0 11358. 111 l Kenyon Road. Urbana, Ill. 61801. Credit Responsibility Walter Cavanaugh has done some· thing no one else has ev~one; he's collected 1,003 credit cards. As a matter of fact, h1s name went Into the Gulnna.t Boob of World Recordl In 1973 after he'd collected only 143, but, as he says, "Once you've established a wortd m:ord, you have to keep going." The 36-year-old Cavanaugh ac· tually has another world rec<>«l to his aedh. Ml have the world'• longest wan~u." he says with a chuckle ... lt'1 250 feet long and reacha the ground from the tap of a 30·•tOJY bulldlng." Cavanaugh keep1 his credit cards In three dlffcntnt saf~ bc>Ms. PAMUWl!llU ,,..,......_.,.,, .. PI ,,... .. '111 Pt ...,....,,.. ,._UAmel-....,0 r t ........ UMl!ff &11 I .... ,.,..,,~ ... ,,,,..-.,.~·- Ho~hold Chores Housework has always been con sidered women's work, and Dr Catherine Berhelde, a Skidmore College sociologist. has found rhat the average woman spends slA hows and 49 minutes doing housework every day. even rf she has anotheT job outsk:le the home Dr Berhelde, who Is now com pleting a survey for the NaoonaJ In stitute of Mental Health, asked wives and their husbands about their housework habits. "We found that both spouses give the husband credit for more work than he actually does," says Berhekte. ..Jn general men Inflate thelr own participation. AD together, his cards weigh 31 pounds and represent $1.25 million In credit. He can charge gas at 43 gas stations and travel on 23 airlines. "But I've never been to 99 percent of the doing the dishes occasx>nally tum& into 'but I always do rhe dishes ·And for many women it's JUSI plain easier to do the worl< themselves For a woman to want her husband or ch1J dren to participate. she must be will Ing to reach them and to bve wi1h results that o#ten aren't up to her standards " • How should couples divide the household tasks? "One way to really determine who is spending time on what ts to keep a dairy of the hours spent doing housework." advises Berheide "Then you CAO compare and maybe come up with a more equitable solution " places where I have credit," he ad mils, "although I probably could go around the world without having to use cash." Needless to say. Cava naugh has an excellent credit rating U>ver Story Jim M<:Closkey has been winning fans whh h1s spirited FAMILY WE.EXL 'V covers for a year now. Last July 4th. he Introduced hlmseW with an ex· uberant lllustratk>n d a ~ celebratk>n d patriotism. This year, he's turned to a favorite tradldon: the Fourth d July patade. In his parade, McCbskey Inducted 54 flag.t, 140 people. eight crows and three dogs. "'I didn't really count them ... admitted the artist (\Ne did though). Another confask>n Mc- Closkey made was that he'• been pelf\ting f« only three ~ and that he knows noth~ about art. But he Mtalnly knows about havtng fu n. Lifestyles Snortng. Contrary to popular behe{. loud :.nonng does not m· dicate that a person ts enJoying a satisfyingly deep sleep, reports the Insurance Information lnshtute "H~vy snonng prevents restful sleep. which. In turn. causes Ir· ntabiltty. depre!'>Slon and unclear 1htnk1n9." says Dr David Hudgel of the University o( Colorado Health Sciences Center Over· wt?tght men p.!ISI the age of 45 are the mo<;t suscepttble to heavy ~nonng Ofvorce. Since 1970 the number of Amt?rledn women who believe d1vorct? 1s an acceptable solutio n lo an unhappy mamage has 1umiwd 10 ~rcen1a9e points to b2 perct>nl clccording to a Wo men·s Opinion Poll conducted by the Ro~r Organuahon. The poll also found thdl 59 percent of the women questioned believe that If a divorced woman has or can earn a reasonable rncome. stw should not be entitled to alimony. and 57 percent believe that both parents should be given equal consideration by the courts In custody decisions BIRTHDAYS (all Cancer): Sunday -Prince Bernhard 69. Stokely Car· mlchael 39. Monday -Lena Horne 63. Buddy Rich 63 Tuesday - Olivia De HavUland 64: Leslie Caron 49; Rod Gilbert 39: Farley Granger 55. Jean Marsh 46; Delaney Bramlett 40 Wednaday -Brodi Peters 53, Thurgood Marshall 72: Dan Rowan 58. Luci Johnson Nugent 33 Thureday -Tom Stop· pard 43. Ken Russell 53: Stavros Nlan.:hos 71 Frtdey -Neil Simon 53: Ann Landers 62: Abigail Van Buren 62; MJtch M iiier 69. 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Inc. 311 905 Six1eendl Street, N.W., W~ D.C. 20006 PIMM Med me UmJt (.S) SoUd 22 K119t Oold MlaJatun K1'lllfTl.lldi at 122 .. cit plal II. nclt for .... and ... .,...._ ,._. lnotude 14 Kt. ~ Prwne<•> at au. etch ptUI 11. each ror poee,.. l"4 a.d"ftl. Jfl em • NtWled I mey rttuht my otdlr wtt.hln 30 deyt tor a ~ ~ 0 I am wlo•hll my rem.taaaoe for a or a c...,.. a '°•)'a Mlltlf c...,. 0 VISA 0 AIDlricaD E...- C•M_.., _____________ _. ... .___ .........~--------------------------------- ~----------------------------........ -----------s:l. & rm• I ' I TV WEEI< JUNE :19 1980 --ORANGE COUNTv-----------1111111.. CAR BUYERS GUIDE ~------AND SERVICE DIRECTORV-r BMW IOI McLAlEHS IMW At Beach Blvd. & Whittier La Habra -522-SJll CADILLAC MAIERS CADILLAC 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540.tl 00 CHRYSLER ATLAS CHIYSL.91.ft. YMOUTH 2929 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -146-1934 GMC UMIYBSITY OLDSMOllLI 2850 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -140-9'40 LINCOLN-MERCUPY JOHMSOM & SOM LIMCOLM-MHCUIY 2626 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -140-1610 PLY ~.A 0 UT H AtLAS C .. YILallYMOUTM 2929 ti1tbOr Blvd. Cotta Meta -146-ttJ4 CHYIH MOTOIS 208 W 1st St Santa Ana -135-3171 CHEVROLET COHNELL CHIYIOLIT 2800 Harbor Blvd O:>sta Mesa -546<-I zoo OATSUN HIWPOIT DATSUH 888 Dove Street NewPort Beach -IU-IJOO PORSCHE-AUDI CHICIC IYHSOM, ..C. 445 E. Coast Hwy. NewPort Beach -'7J.0t00 ltU YAM POISCH5-AUOt 13631 Harbor Blvd. Garden Grove 636-JHJ VOLVO • IAIUmYOLYO 1966 Harbor Blvd. COlta Mesa -........ , IOYCAIYHIMW t 540 Jamboree Road NewPOrt Beach -640.6444 SADDLEIACK IMW 28402 Marguente Parkway Mission Viejo IJl-2040 -495.4949 OLDSMOBILE UHIYHSITY OLDSMOllLI 2850 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -140-9640 TOYOTA IAIU m TOYOTA 1966 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -646-HOJ VOLKSWAGEN JIM MAllMO YOUCSWA ... 18711 Beach Blvd .. Hunt. &ach -142·2000 •AIDIMMOYI YOLDWA ... 13731 Harbor Blvd. Garden Grove ., ...... TV WEEK JUNE :.>9 1980 r ORANGE COUNTY ' SUtlllY, JUI( Zt , •• ""'" .. Ille 1:.1,,,....,. (SCI 11) 66-RIM Tamblyn • "OM Mlfe Tr• II M " (wn) '71 Ceoi1r Pt pp.1rd Jo/In Vt<non e "T)ll llluMIMe S.rlll .. (dr1) • 16-Cltnda JIQ.son 01n1el M1~y l:tO • (}J 1tt QI) .. l W. t.f Ille llloW ,..._ .. (com) · 18 C1b1ll Sh1phe1d. Chlrlts fran~. 81rb111 rrldon. John Hillerman 9:00 8 ~11 llll .__ [wry Oly Wn tM f-111 If Jiiiy" (d111 /8 Oun Jones. l\aty Kurt1m1n MOllDU, IUllE lO 1:00 • ''TM lnillCIMt Sii'' (dra) . 10 Slulr1 Wholm1n like Som mm • "llie •'1" (mY\) '46 Burt L1nu1tr1 Cdmond 0 811tn a "TN flfe OllWI" (d1a) '70 -Chad Cmttt HI e ft .. l ..... Calle4 "-s" Part I (d111 18 C1uly ly\OC\ t:JI. "Oifty Dieclll Mtl"" (com) 10 r11n\ Sin1111 Ceot&t Ktnftfdy TUESOAY, JUlf I l:OI • ..... ~ ill IMll" (d11) ·~ lslhrr Wtlh1ms JtH Ch1ndlt< : "IMlle If tM Ml f....U" (d11) 6S M1u1ttn 0 11111 tM [Jl (fl) .. .._. lw ""J" (mus) '78 01v1d C1rr1d111t e O ID "l ..... Ca11e4 -...S" Conti (dtal 18 C1ttly lysoo WCOltUOAY, IUU l 1:00 g "DaJ ef tM w.ltts" (wsp) ·11 R1th11d £11n Rll\ Jmn e "T111 !My Tabs a Ry.(' (dll) '~8 l1n1 I urntr Jeff Chandler a> "lht G¥H at a.hsi" (dra) '64 h t\ Hn1\1n\ R1ch1rd Alttnbofou1n ':00 D ltll {)f1 ''W-at Wat '91.llt" tdra) '80 l1nd1 Purl THUllSOAf, IUU l .a:OO • "'-t11bte" (com) '69 01w1d lanuen ll1m 011b, e "TlMINtf lay" (ldw) ·~3 James Slt•l<t. Joanne 01u Cl) "T)ll Stri,,.(' (d11) '63 )oannt Woodw11d Richard Btymtr t:oo 8 !Di a• "tee,K' (WSO) 80 Michael Caillf ,.llillf Wood llDUUDOICl OAT, fllDAT. IULT 4 l:OI 8 QI! Q "TN "-lillil" (mus) 67 Robt•! Ptt~lon • (I) ~ (21) "Tiii U-" (•n) 60 John Waynt e "lattte ..,_" (d11) 5/ Rock Hudson M1rth1 Hye• Dan Ouf'fta Cl) ~11 .. Hter1 t9 INY" (Ora) 63 Horsl Buchholt IOS(' ftfltr SATUIDAY, JUU 5 a:Ot 9 fl) (fJ) "Tiii little '1'111C.t" (mu~) '14 R1cl\ird Kiley Bob rin~ e ''Tlle Dealtl Nicy'' (mys ) 81rb111 feldon. Robert Po•tll 9:319 ()) ()ZJ .,.... It Sb(' (d11) '78 Henry fonda, K11sltn V111rd THE JUNK BUSINESS So,,.. year1 ago while addressing the Cen· tral Indiana Floor Covering Assoc1at1on. an industry spokesman. Watter Guinan said: ·Too many people in the floor covering In· dustry are conv need the public only wants to buy "j unk" carpet .. We re afraid that you might also get this 1mpress1on from the ads which specify un· believable low prices. Investigating these ads will determine one of two things - either the carpet IS JUNK. or they will try to sell you some thing more expeos1vel We don t sell 1unk at Alden s, but we do have quality at competrve pnces. and the best 1nstallat1on in the county INHERITANCE '• Lu' •J"' ,,. ly "''d" 1 VJlill color '>il ~ony p1u.,h P""''I'"· .,,,It t:• mln11 ,,.,,.,er1001 ;ino 1•>.c t•Pl1•,na1 •lurt1b1lrly F-v<>n .,nopr IOoJqh 1rafl1c INHERITANCE •!o a r·•<1flir a1 crioir<> ,,,, ,,a1 ,., con •,(1()11 lamtl•f" W ilt> 'I? .,,.,.,,. h (,,,, ,., I() Cl'\Oo'lf'I fr(1f'ti 1t ' 1•ac..y '' f111'1 f1h '' ,.u-hd''' ~ An,. tO<Jl'T' 1n y• "" l'lr,rn1 rlc~ ltocW.' 1,.,,., .. ,°" •°"'~~~ . -l r~ar,;~·~il/U~~~a~a:~custom draperies • linoleum• wood floor 1663 PU.CEHTIA A VEMUl COSTA MESA · 646·4131 · 646·llSS ... ,. lV WEEi< JUNE 29 1980 RON MOODY, THE CLOWN AS KLUTZ Ron Moody (c) stars as Roger Hart of Scotland Yard who ts teamed with female sleuth Jennifer Dempsey (Cassie Yates) They both report to LI Vince de Gennaro (played by Michael Durrell) Ron Moody. the superb English actor who received an Oscar nomination for his role ol Fagin in the musical. Oliveri. stars In Nobody's Perfect. ABC's new hall-hour comedy series on Thursdays at 9·30PM Moody plays Detective Inspector Roger Hart. brilliant but prone to attacks by inanimate objects. who comes from Scotland Yard to the San Francisco Police Department on a personnel ex- change program. The department, headed by Lt. Vince de Gennaro (Michael Durrell). teams him with Detective Jennifer Dempsey (Cassie Yates). bright. spirited and another "problem person" on the squad. who Is eager for interesting assignments. With Hart. she gets them. The department will never be the same. Also starring as detectives in de Gennaro's squad are Victor Brandt as Jacobi: Tom Williams as Detective Grauer and Renny Rokef u Ramsey Hart Is an elegant anachronism. and his urbanity and Old World gallantry achieve comic contrast with his earthy U.S. counterparts. He Is a brilliant if unorthodoK detective with imagination, daring. Intel- ligence and courage. He reads Sherlock Holmes- but only to find flaw. in logic and procedure. Occa- etonally, It must be admitted, Hart comes across as tomethlng of a klutz. But comn the pinch, and Hart can dlamantle a bomb, pilot a-plane, con a con man, Of pe11 for a Swedish physicist or en Italian diplomat, ;n with style and aplomb. Moody, beltdn being an actor, 11 a graduate of the London Schoot of Econornlet, • ptmywright, • noYel· tit, a atnger, and 1n (mpteHionltt. But lbove all, he 11 1 Mlf·edmttted clown. M Mo9dY UHi th• word, It hes • nothing to do with the misguided madcaps who don lampshades at Saturday night parties A student as well as a practitioner of the art Moody traces a heritage going back to Greek comedies and con- tinuing through the Italian zann1 <from which comes the word zany) the medieval Punch and Judy shows and commed1a dell arte to Chaplin and JacQues Tall Says Moody A comic says tunny things A come- dian says things funny But a clown must be funny He must look walk talk and think funny Moody s favorite all-time comedian was Jack Benny When you can make an audience howl with 1ust a look ·he says admiringly thats the peak' As to Moody s unforgettable role ot Fagin he says. ·1 played him as a clown Sudden swings from stillness to frenetic action Totally unpredictable changes of mood And something 1n the eye- a wildness · Moody 1s probably the world s leading pract111oner ol the art He wrote and starred 1n Gflmaldt a play based on the great 19th-century English clown More recently, he brought the clown element into his portrayal ol Captain Hook in Peter Pan at the London Palladium and the wily magician Merlin in Disney's Un1dent1f1ed Flying Oddball The wildest scope for his talents came in Move Along Sideways a one- man show which he wrote for himself and played 10 glowing notices and packed houses through- out Britain In Nobody s Perfect some of the accouterments associated with the clown-costumes. wtgs. makeup, extravagant mannerisms-are m1ss1ng A s Roger Hart. 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Lou Crallt (R) Wholr helprnc fesl 1 new druc t ov turns about the publish 01 oe11sh rrsearch at a medical tfnler •1lh a pubhc11y seekine d11ecto• (}) The Best ol Ooftny I Mint U011tws Cl) fn4tpe11dent lletwor• News ® Jazz at Ille lhillttnanu Sh?9 OJ U111 Mujtr M1rtld1 -10:30- CD mm llews ED Jur 11 tht Mlinltn1nct She, "G1ut Guitars !No I) Guot1rosts Charlie Byrd Herb [Ills and Barney Kessel are JO•ntd by basmt lot Byrd IOI 1 Ptrformance 11 Iowa S11te U (IJ lia lloytn Journal 11:00 • ., 'l.. 111 (Jt """ • Tiit ....,_ "lllt •m o a ""' e •wit: "f•• '9111 Stay He,,y" (com} '48-lamts Stt•lt1 ·Tiit~ c...,.. •leMyHil 0 s..Mstiet (C.C) -11:30- • ()) {)}J lllotlts: "Harry 0," "Alt11114tr: Tltt Otfltr Si4t ol o-i· •@a TI1o iteo ~ , .... Qa ........ /Till ... ,., c.t.s...· • no Dltilla '-me • ()) Cill 121 #ewi111111•r .. ........... , ... •WS..tt ··~U(Jltws ... 12:00 • , .. 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Beto., f0t your t0nnnience. art the day's lllO'ltn OAmMC MOVIES 12 00 O '1m, Son ol Coclu1t" I #ti) >c Rock Hud~n m • "It's ii Yfondulul World" ltom) 39 Ctau1•tl• C-01~11 lamei Stt•a11 CE "Red GI r1trs" I mu~ 1 '>• Rosrma1y CloonPy Ide~ Carion 3 DO 0 "Bn&htf of ttlt Grand Can pOfl" ldra) 6/ JOsttJll Collen 10 "lulttr11tkl I" ld•al 60 r hldberh laylor it "A Will 1n U1t Spnna b on" ldta) JO Anthony Ouonn ):JO U "lkn Hur" Part II (dr~) ~9 Cliitrllon Htsfon EVENING I ble lakt o,puty p,,k1 n1 r'.(rtrts a wolnH\ rn a murdtr lroal lo l "" f.ngp1,s unawart \hf plan\ tn us• h., odenlocal 1 .. on to htlp ht• HUPt 0 Pnsontt Ctll Bloc~ H V•" '" •mblrrasstd b• Jom s brh1.,01 4nd [11t• cau1•~ h•ITI morr dom•\111 p1oblem1 Q 3 10 2t H1ppr Day\ Rt f.irn-.1 a~d Srn Prch·t ; ' "''h •o\ 11th•• to a kid~• t .nvrnr.,11 '"d lhr cin••nlron•rH r,, sutpd\~ Roch•f s cra11nl collfi' h th ronk O Mo.If "RI• Wind 1n [de11" 1ra1 ~,.; 1'h1\1 [ \lhtr W1f.,4m' lrH (llandl•• Ros\,111 Podr,fa A 1t! ,., coupl• on thr1• •.tr t~ '"" • uaury yarnttng N•ft a•• !h10 .. n nH toursr and u a1h on a 1mall 11t1nd <Ycupr•d br ~ pt1san1 M 1•and daughter and a mut•rn•u" Amrr.u n m I'll M11u1rie Q) Mowrt "81ttlt of th V1lh ft0nll" (d••I 6~ l/hos1 M1urnn 0 Hara RO\sano Br~110 I h• mothrr ·11 lwr1 choldrrn 11111 on luvr .r1lh an Italian tomo~•· and ant~ ntt .. 11h hom •h1lr hrr ch1ldrtn Hy I() ttl hrr batk 24 llon (CC) ED 21 T0111111t so Cottr StOly -8:30-u 3 • tOJ .2t l..rftrnc ' Sl111ley rR1 Jh, Ro&hl 10 Lrchl lflf :ut\ 10 Ill thr tlt<lroe companr to tomplaon about their oo•tr bronc cul olt and find lhtm1tlwtt •6Conr dttPf•illrly 11) snuff ool a lor11e ~b pl1nlrd br ilnol~r• 111lt customt• m Tiit OU Couple fD lion (C.C) 111> A Mrd1lt111 n~iln Prospect Th•~ P'Ol•4m r•am •lttS lht Mtd1twa11u11 CIMUlint e> Su,er bttlar Mwut 9:00 U Iii NUllElf MOW!(; "'"-" '°' Glery" (mus) /8 (lhn) Dmd <:Irr ldont llonnt Co• I /tf story ol loturncer Woody Guth1te •s told lrom Cuthne s urfy d1ys ol slruulr rn Los Anceln to hrs conflKtona limn •tlh lime ind worth 1nd his new end1n1 concern 101 the problems of the m111ant larm "6fhrs 111d M °"'" PtOC>le 8 (2]) ()tJ Mo•i1: ''A 1111111~ Callt4 .._.. .. (C.C) Concl (dra} '78 (2hrs}-Cl(ely I yson Robert Hooks Work1n1 with the hud of the Intl slnery M1C1tlJ, H•mtl Tubman flflf ret•rns to Ille South to •neut lier f1m1l~. llltn returns owtr •nd 0¥11 lo lrte othtr slavtt, blll her 111<cns luds the slaweowMrs to offer 1 rtward of '40,000 tor nor ttpture • ,,_.. 1-.... a.n 11ottrt1o011 dt5tllSSa llrs rolt 111 tlposiftl Hoity wood llllMllltllltnl K.lftdllS • <11121 r•r0t's c..,a., (U} (R) "A 8*l letter 0.y" A letltr to IN 1Mtof11colvM.1#11 tnllJ wtillu bJ Jack, co-t111<u Cllmsy and JiMt 11111 lllo otllff II "-.... I IDtc ..... wfllt 111111 IM JlcA trifs to Ml,_ lllOtl of fllo athllhtll -~CtlllMC...a., ..... a.. .... -t:•-• 00 C9 • Tllll (R) ''lOlf o"4 .... Tllo~ c.wllCe ,., .. .. I,.......-,..,..,, MtlltWtt~fMllll~'a .•. ...., ..... 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Ralph {susp) '71 (Zhrs)-Rochard Eaan Mtt\t1 hb1an A ltdtral •atnt Rtta Juan Stwen mtn stranam rs ·pi.111ed' 111 a souther11 road 1nd kflOtlln 10 each other OlllY by 11n1 to 1n1111tt1 lhe HQPt of number either toeelhtr to plan the Sil ~nYICIS with hit senttnctt perfect mmt K1s m1SJ1on rs to train them to 8 CD ® a £11111 b c-111 Kl ISi IHmtn Oldtr tosm1sh I (C·C) (R) "'"' Hts Mm 1td" moo11sh111t 11111 N1nc1 and [ltzabtlh 1111nee 1 dart "JIM a..rkHlllhH IOf Mary beclust they think silt If lJllily" (com) '64 James 11eeds 1 boyluend. but therre C.rntr Julrt Andrews slloded to lu1n that Miry is alrudy <iJ "Tiit llllC .. MI ll· 111 lowe-w1lh I mimed m1n flir" (dra) 47 Grt&OIY Ped G ._,.: "JM I.My T1•es 1 flytl'" )Olin Bennett Robert Pleston (d11) ·sa (2hrs)-l1na Turner. 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Rochard Atlenboroue~ A Brotisll rte 1menl on Al11ca becomes embroiled on a newly 1nde9tndent counlly's poltll cal re volution 141 G1ul Perform1ntes El) 21 Tonia1tl -8:30-m 111e Odd eoup1e fD Cirut Ptrfllfllllnces (R) Moorn me Becomes Electra' lhe stoiy ol the Mannons, a New Eneland l1m1ly lorn 1111th r reud11n conll1Cls m 1111 0u1ce Cllttytill 9 :00 0 11 MoWlt: "Wt•en al West '9!11r (dra) ·so t2hrs) l 1ndl Purl Ltsht Ade1man Jameson P11~e1 lht s10IY ol tllf youna •omen rn 1976 •ho b1c>tt lht aN male bamer at the United Starn lrlllltary Aud emr. and the ru chOllt they laced hom com11dely lrrendsh1p to out roaht contempt D al al' Ditf'1t1t Str1bs (C.C) (R) V1ltnlint V11ol" Arnold and W1lhs lur that 11 may be curt11os IDi them alter they art accrdtnhlly lodtd 1n a storaae room •h1Je hunt me tor Valentine Oay costu~s 8 l.lOl la CMrfit's All&tls (R) "Ho mu Sweet Homes.. Km poses as 1 rut es!ate aaent alter a m' 1ewelry cottectoon is stolen from a manst0n IOI ule 10:00 . .... • III 'ecd (C.C) I ldo C.wls 0111 must 111111111nl11R1llOIQI 11111 wllo ua. ''*"' &lfb to 111 111t "llllO'. 10Ultllt wllftb ., ..... ~ ......... ...., CD llu l6liat MMe.Ma Jf) ... S'- -10:30- llJTtlt...__ ••• laws ilil •• 0., " Oay 11:00 118 ~O lltws D ()) <II tB QJl lltft 9 TIM~GllN Cl Mo.le: "lowtll ol hit" (d11) '58-Charlton Huron J1ne1 lt1&h. 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