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Home My WebLink About1980-08-17 - Orange Coast PilotSUNDAY VOL 73. NO 22'1, 4 SECTIONS,56 PAGES ORANGECOUNTY,CALIFORNIA SUNOAY,AUGUST17, 19!0 FIFTY CENTS I 3 U.S. Jets Ordered F lown to Cub a· o.lly "'°' """'., ~ MMr LOCAL COMMUTERS MAY KNOW THIS AS MAGNOLIA-WARNER EXIT BUT VISITORS MIGHT PASS IT BY . Oh, say, can yo~ see where to get off freewa)'"S? .. ByGLENNSCOTT Of,,_ O•llY Pllet Si." Ever since freeways. like so many rivers, began meandering through the flatlands of Southern California. signs have grown along their shores. These signs have held myriad messages, from the rambling yerse of shaving t ream companies to the cheesecake poses of wholesome mHk maidens to the vote-for-me smiles of politicians. Most of the commercial billboards have vanished. They were judged to cause blight and were chopped down. · But others gradually have ta~en over and these are the signs few drivers would like to do without. These are the pooltable-green billboards that keep dr i\'ers on the right course and remind the daydreamers when to steer clear of the traffic currents. They are the directional signs erected by the state and maintained by Caltrans. During the daytime, the signs compete with other build· tngs and landmarks ror the drivers' attention. scon At night, lighted from below by fluorescent tubes, they are the navigational beacons for the weary traveler. However, a lighthouse is nothing without its spotlight. And the Caltrans signs are worthless without illumination. When the lights go out. the signs go out. . Travelers headed south on the San Diego Freeway Thursday n1ght, for example, would have seen four blacked out directional signs between Seal Beach Boulevard to the Newport Freeway turnoff. Two of the signs came in a row and both woµld have directed travelers to the exit for Brookhurst Street in Fountain Valley. Lucky for the Brookhurst-bound, later signs warned again of the .:.· •.;.···,-SUNDAY SPECIAL -. turnoff. In some cases, drivers might not get so many chances. J im Hicks is the highway electrical superintendent for Caltrans. His crew of 85 electricians -including 10 in Orange County -is responsible for maintenance of the 5,000 electrical signs along the freeways in Orange, Los Angeles and Ventura counties. He said the si4ns black out for many reasons and repairing (See FREEWAY. Page A2 > Brinks Hei.st Search Spreads Agents Keep E yes Peele d for •Truste d' G ua r d SAN FRANCISCO ( AP>-taw officers across the nation are searching for a ·'trusted and thorpughly capable" Brink's auard who authorities say took $1.85 million from an armored van in one of the largest cash thefts in U.S. his tory. George Manuel Bosque used ··subterfuge to obtain sole COD· trol" of a Brink's Inc. van at the San Francisco International Airport early Friday, according to an affidavit filed in federal court by FBI agent Terrence Etheridge. The FBI refused to elaborate on how control of the vehicle was gained. He then commandeered a car belonging to a maid at a nearby hotel, tosaed in two canvas bags containing the money and sped of(, the FBI said. The car was found, but officials haven't located the 25-year-old Bosque. Craft in Near Miss InO'Hare Slowdown The theft triggered a major manhunt that sent officers com bing airports, bus stations and highways. ""We have a whole bunch of people working on it and chedung all the logical angles on it," FBI agent Bruce • Burroucbs said Saturday. He declined to elaborate. CHICAGO CAP> -O'Hare In· terutional Airport ls back . to normal after a slowdown by air traftk coatroUen and a false bomb threat created a cbao\ic le>Sjui that forced airlines to put up 100 delayed passengers in boteb overnlRbt. Meanwhile, Federal AviatJon Administration spokesman Neal Callahan Hid a near colllslon reported Friday night between an American AJrlines jeUiner aad a private plane over Lake Mlela .. • waa unrelated to the .,.. control problems. normal at O'Hare early Satur· Burrough.a said the FBI in· day· vest.t1ated a tip that Bosque Professional Traffic Con· mitbt have flown from San t r o l l e r s ' O r g a n l 1 a ti on Francisco to Phoenix on Friday spokesman Richard Scbob said nltbt, but would not give details controllers would continue their on that lead. job action, which bas included The FBI described Bosque as "refusing to cut comers" and 6 le et ta 11, wit b a dark refusing to work overtime, at mustache, brown eyes and black least until r.Jonday or Tuesday. halr. The FBI bulletin called • ·Bosque "arm e d and At that time, he said, union of. dangerous." flciab expect the FAA to formal· Burrouaba sald Brink's of· ly respond to controllers' de-fered a '25,000 reward for in· mand.s. ' formation lead.int to the convtc· . FAA officiall aald at leaat some of Frida)''• problem1 ._.. eauaed by a bomb tbnet, wldda proved to be falM,.ccm& ... • the field, and UHIDffntGl'ml. Several air coatroU.n Sift Uae tower after tbe teiepboned bomb threat, but a few aupenllon 1tayed cm duty. tloa of the thief. "Tldl ll ODe of the biHllt 1ur· priMa ol our life," aaid a Brink' a apolt•....n. "Oeorte wu trust- ed aDd ~capable;'' Bat frtendl qucad Boeque u aay.m. be wanted to "&teal a buDcDe" IO be could IO t.o hia f1mlly home ln Mlamt for medical treatment. Accord1n1 lo th e Oakland Tribune, friends say Bosque · told them he suf· fere d epi leptic seizur es and feared losing his Job. Bill Ber g, •Brink's district manager, said he knew nothing about Bosque's alleged medical problems. and the FBI could not confirm the reports. Authorities described Bosque as a "drifter" and "police buff" who worked part lime for Brink's and part time as a police-certifjed "patrol special" doing security checks at night for various merchants. Bosque was charged ln a com· • plaint filed with the federal court with bank theft and theft of an interstate shipment. and bond was set at S3 million. Authorities believe he acted alone, they said. Officials said Sl.25 million came from First Hawaiian Bank and $600,000 from Central Pacific Bank, both of Honolulu. The money was destined for the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco and had just been picked up at the airport. '.fhe theft is believed exceeded only by the looting of S5 million In cash from the Lufthansa Ai rli ne carf'O area al New York's Kennedy Inte rnational Airport in December 1971. A forme& airline car10 a1ent was convicted ln that theft. In Boston·s famous Brink's heist of January, 1950, a 1an1 or hooda stole Sl.22 million. Ei1ht men were later convicted. ' ' i Passengers Safe; Planes to R eturn WASHJ NGTON CAP) Hi· Rt'pubhc planio> .i.:o,·crnmt."nt lind jackers commandeered two a1rlint• off1<'1al' ''lltl jetline~ wit.bin 30 minutes-. of Within 90 minute~ ot lunding one another Saturday night and an Hanin..J. thl• l\\O pldnc:-\\en· ordered them to Cuba. the third bean g rel uelc<I \1:-c1.., ~•wl The hijacking of the day and sixth FAA said the• Rt•pubh<· plant' left ot the week. federal officials Ha\'ana at 10 .02 pm . and said. landed 1n \·11am1 at 10 -12 rm The hijacki~s brought to 11 The lklta pl.int· reportedly the number of planes hijacked landerl )'.,tll•h 1n .\lwmi a fc" since June 12. 1979. Saturday's hm1r::: 1,,1 t·1 · takeovers came one day after ~l yc•r-, -.~1ut all 111 thl' hqackt·r~ federal officials announced a wcrC' left bl'11rnd m 11 <1' :.ina, in step-up in airport security. t h c• r u -. 1 o cl ' o t C u b a n Two of the hijackings -of a author1t1t'!'> · Delta Air Lines wide-body L-1011 The Ot•lta plant.> "as on a and a Republic Airlines DC-9 flight rrom San J uao. Puerto -occurred within half an hour Rico. 10 ~lt a m1 when 11 was Saturday night, according to the diverted J(•t·orrlmg to Delta'!'. Federal Aviation Adminstration Jam F.\\1ng an !\tlJnta The in Washington . An Eastern RepublH: f llght \\a'.'> 1·n route from Airlines Boeing 727 was ordered ~1 iam1 to Orl.mdo ''hen 1l "as or· to Cuba Saturday morning and dererl to lla\·ana Re public returned to Miami in the after· spokesman \\a It I ldJ m .in said m noon, a few hours before the M 1nneapoh)', Saturday night hijackings were The earli<'r Eastern night n:Jorted. ,-bound from \l1...1m1 to OrlandQ_. -Roger -M-yeFS--Of--the-FAA-in -"a:, E<omrmind1-<."n·<I b~~/S' Atlanta said the Republic plane en changed ( 'uh..in rl'fuget•:.. and was comma'ndeered by three ~a s <'arr~ 1n ~ -1-0 other persons. and that one to three passeng.:!rs anrl ...1 c:ri·'' of six persons who Myers said "ap-In the Tampa 1nl·1dent. also in parently had four containers of volving an Eastern plane. police gasoline.·· diverted the Delta Capt. Robert Pcrc1\'al. head ot jet. the airport detail. said four Further details a bout the Cuban men "ere taken intr. methods used were not im· custody without resisting mediately available. . "They had a plastic ovcr- The Republic plane carrying night bag and in:-.1df' there was ;i 106 passengers and five crew Turkish towel a pair ot maroon members, arrived in Havana at corduroy trousers. two taundrv early evening. The Delta jet had bags and four plastic <'Ontainers. 157 passengers and a crew of Each held a quart of gasoline." ei~ht aboard when it landed in Percival said. ··They had no Havana half an hour after the <See IOJACKS. Page A2l Waves Prevail Titanic Searchers Stvnued NEW YORK CAP> -Stormy seas and a dwindling supply of food and fuel plagued a n at· te mpt Saturday to l ower cameras 12.000 feet below the surface of the North Atlantic to photograph what is believed to be the wreck of the Titanic. "We 're really in bad shape," said Mike Harris, leader of the expedition searching the ocean floor 38> miles southeast of New- foundland, near where the lux- ury liner sank 68 years ago with the loss of 1,500 lives. An object believed to be the ship was discover ed after a 2'12-week search when a special- ly designed sonar scanning de· vice dangled 600 feet above the ocean floor picked up a shadowy outline Friday. Harris said the sonar s howed that the object was the same length, width and height of the Titanic. But the 38 ·member crew of the H.J. W. Fa~. which includes 22 scientists hoped to get a closer look at tht-outline by lowering television and still earners. But attempts to lower the cameras were hampered by 10· and 12-foot high wa ves and winds gusting to more than 50 mph. The waves were rolling the 180-foot Fay 30-to 40-degrees in each direction. "We're going to do everything we can, but we're not sure we can do it at this point." Harris s aid in a ship-to-shore radio call to The Associated Press. "We may have to leave before going down ror the pictures ... The Fay was scheduled to head for Boston nine days ago to take on supplies. but postponed th e tr ip a nd continue d searching. .. "The sh1p·l> lo" on lucl and low on food both and v.e're going to have to co mt' an soon." Harris said Friday Durmg tht• hrwf. :_,I atlc-f1lled con versat ion nn Suturd a~ Harris said camt'ras "ere "just about ready to go." bul that foot· ing on deck was difficult and that the crt'w may not be able to safely lower and maneuver the photographic equipment "It's an hour·by-hour thing. The weather was supposed to be pretty good today. but at didn't work out that way We now hear hurricanes or something may be headed this way from Africa." he s:ud. "We're ju:_.,t going to stay as long as "C' ean hang on but we're reall.> an hall shape.· The ;>\attonal We..ither Ser\'lce in New York said a cold front and low-pressure area was pro· CSt'e TIT.\~JC. P a,l!C' :\2 t Oeatl1 l:Jai111s 'Boy Genius DAYTON Ohio 1:\1'1 A 17-~·ear·oltl computer \\hi/ \\ho dis appeared for 28 ti<•~ s l;1<;t yt'ar in what ma~ h'J\'l' be"'n part of a rantas~ g_ame died Saturday from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. authoritiel> said . James Dallas Eitbert III. 1\ho police said shot hi m:-elt an the head Monda~. had been kept alive by life-support 1..·r1uipment at G r and\'it?\\ ll o s p1tal 111 Dayton. . Hospital s pokesma11 :\lax Peterson said Egbert ·s organs we r e donated t o patients throughout the countr:o _ ON THE INSIDE CONCLUSIONS DRAWN - Cartoonist Bob Hord is ·getting his message across. Staff Writer Arthur R. Vinsel reports on the Costa Mesan who provides the words and pictures,. for com· merclally successful slogan T· shirts. Two of those a week help support h1a other creative pro· jecls. Page A8. BOL8A llAUNA! -A new a tale tuideline tor the Boin Chica wetlanda m•y :y:,n the door for a marina deve opment in the proteeted refute. In fact. a marl• may be just what's needed to preserve the area. Page All .. ABLE AOVA~CF.S !111"' does a little company operule right in the jaws 01 a larl!e <'fir· poration ? Able t'omputn -. •>I Irvine does just that. and has en· joyed rapid gro" th in t ht> pro· cess. PngcCl. ...... ., f4ttHO IM II •Mtt11rvn C1 4Ml•-n 87 ........ CJ M1tllbo• .u Cellf ...... I Al MO• ... , Ct-I c11ulliM '"' NAlt9nA1Nf.,.. •• Ce11111mer Or•"'t c.-i, •ic ( ...... Cl •••• tu1i. .,..,. (tMl-"41 CJ $Mr1• 11-i O.ettollMtlt .. "" \IOU-fb c... Doi ....... •• Tlluten ('s.r allltONI "• ... , l••~·· •• •llMVI_..,. ,,., WHllt9' •• ...... , ... ... , .......... CJ ... o-"' T ... 1Y-~ Cl .,--. MMrlt ... •• I· Brilab Opened 'l~ape R ports •rfhanb HOUSTON lA P > Tu11 Houle ~aktr B•ll » Clayton •• d "wt apptecllll lb.! ht.ck uloht" wh.n an FBI tnform1nt ht.nded blm 18.000on ~o'' . accordmtto tranacri~ t>l thf recorded con vertaUClft. Later \n \ht convcr11hon. after an addh.loaal S80Q.OOO wu cba· CUIHd, Clayton ald .... want to tell you.. lt sure ~'Ould help Pl> omeolm1 bUI ' Tht \IPff "ertt released U\ a rtdtral jll'08e(uton· answer to a detenM mouon to t brow out an In· dlc:tmtet ch.a.r1in1 Clayton and tbret ~rs with ploctma to ac· cpt • bribe to \nnu.nce tht '"'anilng o! u tate 1naur1nce coatract. Clayton, Deer ~ark labor leader L. G Moore. and AUltln tawyers Randa ll Wood and Donald Ray !ace a Sept. 8 trial on cbar1• ot extortJon. rackeleer-lna, fr•udaodconspiracy The June 12 indictment wu the Wife Alive i~late Dies Jn !jfwoting A Los AJamitos woman is tn H riOWI condition today and her· husband dead in what Stanton police are describing as an at- temeted murder-suicide. Carmer Chavei, 37, was shot once in the chest Saturday after- noon while she was stopped. at a traffic light at Western and Katella avenues. according to police. l1rat f."fd by the P'Bf'a BrUab lDY" aUon, which looked lnt.o ..... con"'Uptlon amont IOV· tnunent end labor ltaden ln the SouthM'lt. f'BJ lntormant Joeeplt Hauter, whocarred 1 hlddMttape recont.r . ..poMd u a cona.altant for PrudenUaJ Jn1urance Co., and ••"'•~UM t.\~000. Uae in· dlrtment1111. The defenM claimed the FBI In· formanu ·•controlled, orcbttlrat· td and artinclally executed'· lht1 con1plracy. The tran1crlpta lndlcate Hauser was introduced to Moore by HOUI~ labor olficlal Marold Grubba. who wu no4 lndlcted. On Jan. 9, sm. th• tran1cr1pu sho"" Grubba told Hauser, "You have to know these people. I know wbo'1 on the take. and who's atraiabt." The lran.scripta aay when the SS,000 waa given to Clayton, Moore said: ''I give you a con- tribution and you do with it whatever you want." Clayton replied: "Ob yeah, tbat'snoproblem." Hauser counted the money and said, "Ab, no~ this Is just peanuts." Clayton: "Well, let me tell you, we, appreciatetheheckoutoflt." Heart Attack Crash Came? An autopsy today will de- termine if an unidentified man suffered a heart attack Saturday prior to running a red light at 17th Street and I rvin e Boulevard, according to Santa Ana police. Because of the man's erratic driving prior to the accident police believe that he may have Her husband, Samuel Chavez 33. a suspect in the shooting, shot himself in the head as of- ~en approftch~ fli~ ~e.hl~ --.. y: ve ininutes ·1aterat Beach ~ff er~ a_setzure, _ : ..:. The accident d"'ccurred'-~ 5 p.m., .backing up traffic to the Rams Anaheim game for more than half a mile, which resuUed in three or four minor accidents, according to police. ·.- Boulevard and Katella A venue, accordine to poUce. He was dead atthescene. Mrs. Chavez was treated by fire orric!als and paramedics a nd transported to West Anaheim Community Hospital where she underwent surgery. Police have no motive in the shooting and the case is still un- der investigation. An unidentified driver, pro- ceeding ol'l the green light, smashed into the man's car. pin· ning rum into the vehicle until he could be freed by fire officials and paramedics. ltOUft °' .,,. "'"AMIUM. C~ 90ATflAMOI ~HAMCM MIGUST17.1- fOMllAT10N AT 1 fl.Ill. ltlerrinaent Happed This is the route Newport Beach's 20th annual Character Boat Parade is supposed to take this afternoon. Spec· tators should see at least some of the happy-go.lucky crews and boats decorated in a Disneyland motif by 2 p.m . Promptness and progress, however, are not guaran- teed. U.S. Single-parent Families Up Sharply WASHINGTON (AP). -The number of f'llmili es maintained by only one pan!nt jum~ near- ly 80 percent in the past decade, the Census Bureau reports. In 1970 about 11 percent of all f amllies with children still at bome were maintained by one parent, but by 1979 this propor· Uon bad increased to 19 percent, almOlt one of every rive fam.iliee with children in the home, the bureau aald. · Woman Fair After Mishap The increasing acceptability of aivorce and separation ii the prime reason for this increue, commented Dry ant Robey, editor of American Demo· graphics maa~e. And the cens\11 report noted that "ooeAparent families result· ing from divorce or premarital births are becomin1 more likely, •and those reaultinl from the death of!' parentle11 ~lkely." · Meanwhile, a report from the Department ot Health and Human Services dlacloled that the nation'• divorce rat. COD· linuea to climb. The divorce rate reached 5.2 per l,QOO Americana in 1971, while it had been lea than 4 per 1,000 ln 1979. "" A Mltakln Viejo woman is in , • f atr condiUon today after her Durt.na the lt'lOI, accordlnf to ·the cemu1 report, the petcen· taee of ont·parent famUlea maintained by dJvorced women climbed trocn • percent to • percent and the proportion headed by never·married women l'OM rrom 1 percent to 16 percent. At the same time, the proportion of auch bouleboldl maintained by widowed motben dropped from 20 perceqt to 12 percent; by aeparated mothers from 24 percent to 22 perc.t; and by married women whoM hu•banda were abHnt, from 10 percent to 4 percent. car went out of control and • ltnldl a curb near La Pai Road ~-ud Moequero Lue In lll.Mion r.~ Viejo rnctay ntlht. · Sherri• A. li'a•er, 31, wa1 · ~urled from ber car after it bJt tlHt curb md •kidded tor several f9't on the pavement, accordlnc a Calitoroia Hl1hway Patrol 1pokeaman. She wu transported to Mil· lion Community Hospital where IM remains in Intensive care. Relief on tlae.RfH!ks Charlie Basinger may have found the best way to beat the 00-plus degree heat wave in North Carolina . He sits in the crushed ice box at a service station in Salisbury. • ' Note Rejected Hostages Compared WASHINGTON (AP) -The State Department has sent the Iranian government a note re- mindln1 offictala that the U.S. government provided lawyers and doctors for the 191 Iranians arrested after a clash with Washington police last month, press officers said Saturday. The note was sent through the Swiss Embasay, which protects U.S. interests ln Tehran, they said. According to reports from Jran, the Ayatollah Hashemi Rafsanjani gave an account of the note to the Iranian parlla. ment , of which he is president. The reports said he told the Cool Skies Keep Crowd ·ro Minimum Light drizzles and cloudy skies along the coast Saturday at- tracted the smallest weekend crowd of summer, guards from San Clemente to Seal Beach re- ported. only_ 90,000 beachgoers. In Huntington Bea c h lifeguards reported 50,000 vis· itor s enjoring the !all-like weather, with surf conditions estim ated bet.ween one and two feet. . Overcast skies in Laguna Beach attracted only 10,000 vis· itors to the city's beaches, with surf conditions reported up to two feet. Early m orning rains in Newport Beach kept away most parliament that the note asked for similar treatment -provid· tng or lawyers and healtl\,care - for the remaining S2 American hostages held in Iran since Nov. 4. George Have'ls. press officer for \he U.S. government's Iran task force, had confirmed that tt\e note urged similar treatment !or the hostages and also spoke of the clergymen provided for the Iranians. But later, Sus an P ittman, spokeswoman for+ the State Department, said there had been a misunderstanding about the note's contents. She refused to disclose what the note said about the American hostages or to confrrm or deny Rasanjani's statement. Havens said the purpose o! the note was to give the Iranians the facts about the arrest of their country.me n in the Unit ed States. 1 "There have been so many wi ld reports," Havens said. The arrests occurred when a group o r demon s trators celebrating the death of the de- posed Shah of Iran clashed with Washington police and with forces opposing the Islamic re· gime of the Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. Iranian leaders have charged they were tortured. a charge U.S. authorities deny. All those detained have been released. According to reports from Tehran, Rasanjani described the U.S. note to members of the Ira- nian parliament as containing excuses fo r the arrests. FrotM Page . \ I beachgoers, until after noon, ~-TITANIC cording· to lifeguards. An • • • estimated 30,000 sunworshipers sat llhder ctt!arhJl -strtes t>r-ba b'TY-ca u!Htg-trl1!' '"!>t'trf'"°rrry'- waded out into the one-foot surf. weather, and said it probably Beachgoers along the coast would clear within 24 hours. It can look for more of the same to· said the orl\y major Atlantic day. with early morning clouds s torm now brewing was Hur· not expected to clear until after-ricane Bonnie. several thousand noon. miles south of Newfoundland. f"rotaPageAl FREEWAY DRIVERS LEFT IN DARK • • • thern isn't as easy as ins talling a new tube. Hicks' first and foremost headache comes from the fact that wiring installed on older freeways has 5,000-volt ci~uits. Most of the lights, though, use 120-or 440-voll, which require a special transformer. In the days when freeways were being built regularly and there was a profitable market for highway construction materials. he said these transformers were easy lo buy. But times have changed and t~e old multiple transformer isn't a big item among electrical parts manufacturers anymore, he said. The last time he ordered the transformers. it took nine months to get them. and 14 months the time before that. CaJtrans workers keep some of the devices in stock, but it's hard to predict when the transformers are going to blow out and how many of the $90 parts to order. ''It's an archaic device and we're stuck with it until they con- vert from high voltage," he said. Those conversion plans are under way and the federal govern- ment has offered to match state funds in Installing more energy. efficient systems, but he said it will be many years before the pro· ject is done. Another problem Hicks and his crew face 1s faulty wiring. The Corona de! Mar Freeway was built just more than two years ago,· Hicks said, and his crew already has replaced about 5,000 feet of electrical wire near the intercha~ge with the Newport Freeway. When repairing the signs' wiring. traffic decisions have to be made, too. Sometimes, he said. it is more important to leave a Fro• Page 1l I IDJACKS ... arms of any kind on them . . . "It was a good job of screen· ing by the personnel at Eastern." he added. The crew and passengers on Eastern's, hij acked Boeing 727 returned to Miami safely after three hours at Havana's J ose Marti International Airport. The hijackers. all men, were taken into c u s tod y by C uban authorities after shaking hands and kissing women aboard the plane in a farewell gesture. passengers said . SUNDAY DAILY PILOT f"'-O•e~ (Ol\.t 0.Hy P OOl. •it" wftte.1'1 I• (OtnDl"4'd t,_ N•*'\.-Pr•H. I\ .Wbtltf'IH Dt IM Or•no• Cotu P\lbhV'uf'l9 C.omP•"• SieP-aut• ff\\IOf\\ I'• OU.f>h~G Mon<S6Y tf\fO\,tQf'\ FrtCl4¥' IOt COii• ~w. Ht•Po't Be.en Hvnt1ft910t' It•<" Fovnlt1ri V•ll•• ,,,,,,,. l.•Ouft• ::t.~~S:,~!, :_.;;~~~~~~ :!'~~..!~ pvbH\"lno o•~t •t •t )JO W.'1 l•r StrH1, "O Roa lStO, t°'t• Mel•. C.1Htorn•• •l•)• " ... ,, ...... p,,.,,e,t.f'lf •"t'1 Pwb.t:•'"'"' Jan ti c .. , .. ., y ... p.,.,,~"'' '"'" ~""·" M. .. f\ .. ,.. t r-11to"U\ICff'f'1I £cMor , .. "W, • .___.,.,..,,,.. M"""•Q "'O Edtt~ C..•••-\vno1v ld1t0t Vlntaie Oak by Bmflntton lloaM The Hottest Bedroom in Southern California at the Hottest Price ... light out than to close a freeway lane to repair the proble·m. Workers have to balance the amount of repair and its benefit to travelers against the risk of accidents and the traffic slowdown closing a lane will cause, he said. Workers also have to have the proper equipment to do the work. Currently his staff is short of the SO-foot trucks m andated by safety requirements to hoist the electricians to the signs. The Orange County crew, he said, doesn't have a truck, so it's sha ring with other crews. Six trucks are on order. . Hicks said important signs are fixed immediately. If a so- called "bridge" sign -the type that spans the road and informs drivers what lanes to take -blacks out, workers aim at lighting it within 24 hours. · But if an unlighted sign is considered less significant, the re- pair might be delayed much longer. The superintendent said he wants to avoid situations where drivers might swerve at the last moment to reach a lane because directional signs were burned out. However, Rick Stevens, a traffic officer for the California Highway Patrol, said he never has seen the result of an accident caused by a last-second swerve . Stevens said he has seen his share of blacked-out signs. but rather than create accidents. he thinks they simply produce lost drivers. ''People either know where they're going," he explained, "or they don't know they're going the wrong way until later." ' owe .. Ce1ta lrliW\.A l• Wnt I•• 51,..., &..""""" .. M,_ 1011 flrrfo (O.H Mt9f't'w•Y H ..... I ....... t <ll 11'1• k•<" -.. •••Cl We11 Guarantee It! Available Now for Immediate PIEi! DEIJVBRY Telephone (7 U )M2·•S21 CIHelfled Act••'1J."l'Of42·M7t i ,....,.. \"" c!,...,,~ . ......, f:fOfTt .. 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The city of Newport Beach. where they envisioned operating ·their rickshaw-like tricyclts, is in the process of banning com- mercial pedicabs. City leaders hadn't given much thought to pedicabs until the Nelson brothers started making their move. "We pretty much anticipated some problems." explained 25- year-old Craig, who quit work in the advertising field to get the "Rolling 20s" rolling But. he added. he's not op- posed to trying to woo the sup- port of council members when the a nti-pedicab ordinance comes up for a final vote this month. The brothers claim they'd like to get as many as 20 of the pedicabs going, primarily in the beach area in Newport. Each would be designed for one passenger and one driver with strong legs. The idea, the business duo said, is to transport customers between restaurants, stores and different beach spots . .. It would b e safe. cheap transportation,'' notes Steve, a Fi-ery· ·tJtr. FareweJJ =-~h~e~~~1~~~~u~t!~~c:~~l(,r; • Hawan last year and thought tt looked like a good business op- 37 Revellers Die in London LONDON (AP> -Fire roared through two adjoining social clubs during a farewell party early Saturday. killing al least 37 people, some trapped behind locked doors. Police, suspecting arson, launched a murder in- quiry into wha'l was one of the worst fires in London s ince World War II. Sbopowners said they tried to beat down the locked front door or the three-story building as the late-night revellers screamed for help. Victims were found huddled on the floor or still sit- ting in chairs. Al least 23 people were in· jured. Most of the victims were Spaniards or Latin Americans. Most of the victims wer e trapped in the inferno or died as they tried to leap from windows of the clubs on the two upper floors . of the gutted building in Denmark Street at the edge of Soho in London's West End. Firemen continued to search for bodies, but a Scotland Yard • spokesman said the toll of 37 dead was believed to be final. Witnesses reported seeing at least one man flee along the sidewalk as the blaze erupted and the building-in the words of one fireman -"went up like a torch." "It has now become a murder inquiry," a Scotland Yard spokesman told the Association Press hours after the blaze. Police said -they had made no arrests. There was no im· mediate indication of a motive for the suspected attack on the ~Jubs, named as the ''Rodos" and "Victor Gonzalez.'' Several of the shaken sur- vivors, some of whom were at· tending a farewell party for a Colombian woman. told police and reporters through in- terpreters they heard a loud bang seconds before the fire. They said they were convinced it was started by a homemade gasoline bomb. Eduard Trujillo, 28, a Colom- bian waiter attending t h e farewell party, said: "lt was a bomb, everywhere there was the smell of petrol and very black s mok e . There was pan · demonium -people screaming and plastic dripping from the ceiling of the club." Trujillo escaped by jumping 20 feet from a window along with compatriot Elizabeth Mercadeo, 30, the guest of honor at the farewell party. portunity. APWlr°"""'o Still Idolized S pecial observances in Memphis , Tenn . thi s weekend m a rked the third anniv e rsary of Elvi s Presley's death. More than 6,000 fans floc ked to his grave Saturday . Hospital Il~ Source? Nursing Agencies Under Fire For Fee By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL Of tM DM"1 Pli.t s...i Registries that provide nurses A to hospitaJs with personnel shortages were targeted Friday for legal action by officials of two health car e groups who claimed the employme.ot agen- cies are violating state law. Spokesmen for the Health Care Administrators Association of Orange County and the Hospital Council of Southern CaJifomia claimed that the reg- lstries, in effect, are practicing nursing for a profit without licenses. And they charged the increu- ing use of registry-referred nurses by hospitals is affecting the quality of health care and playing a role in increasing hospital costs. C. William Spencer, an ad- ministrator al Fountain Con- valescent Hospital in Orange, cited a recent instance in which his hospital was billed $108 by a registry for a nurse who normal· ly would be paid $56 for an 8- bour shill. More and more nurses have turned to registries for employ- ment because they can earn more money and pick the days Chances Sli1n Kennedy Knew Early WASJUNGTON (AP ) -Sen. F.dward M.. Kennedy saya he knew montha ago be bad ~ a "remote" chance at best to capture the Democratic presidential nomination from President Carter. But he a1lo says be carried his challenge all the way to the Democratic National Convention to continue ouWnlng altem.Uves to Carter's poUcla and because it wun't "beyond poulbWty" that the political advanta1e ml1bt be revened. ·•1 1uppo1e you learn to live with disappointment," Kennedy told a aroup of report.en in a relaxed, hour-Jone eonvernUon the day after the convention ended. "The series of defeata, the primaries, that'• not pleuant. But Ule .fOl'Cel that motivated you an much more 1lplflcant, mueh more lmpe>rtant, more powerf\11 tUn tbe outcome Oil primary day." In tb9 aeuton at bia 1uba.rban Vlr1in11 home, Kennedf • uld he lm.adl to teelr re-election to tbe Senate from II a11acbUNtta ln 1182. And he clearly left opea tbe poeslbWty that he mie.~~ tor p .... w.t aplD ID four 1•'""· aomethi.nc Illa c ..._, ... .,.Ill wlll do. • and times they want to work, he said. "I cannot control a nurse who works for someone else. She re- ceives her check from a third party Cthe registry)." Spencer said. He sald the two organizations have repeatedly dema.oded an opinion from Attorney General George Deukmejian on whether the registries are operating legally. Spencer said a lawsuit will be filed to force Duekmejian to is- sue an opinion. Should that opinion hold that registries are operating legally. Spencer said the asseciations would attack the registries through civil lawsuits. The hospital administrator conceded under questioning from reporters at an afternoon press conference that hospitals were responsible for the boom· ing registry business. He said hospitals in the past have treated nurses shabbily, paid them too little and offered too few benefits. Spencer was somewhat up- staged at the briefing by Bill Taylor, a representative ol the Professional Nurses Bureau, a Los Angeles-based registry. Taylor claimed that Spencer was speaking more from emo- tion than fact. He said there la no evidence to indicate health care ls dedinina. Nor, he said, do reclatries add to bos{>ltal coet.s. He eaJd mo1t re1i1trie1 only make about a 3.5 percent pret.u pro(lt. He did •aree that hospitals have "l1nored the need• of DUl'Ml,'1 ., ., I) ·I D•llY Pilot St•tl PhOIOS IDEA FOR BEACH TRANSPORT-RICKSHAW·LlKETRICYCLES-BORAOWEO FROM HAWAII Steve Nelson, Fiancee Brenda Campbell and Brother Craig Want to Get Pedicabs Rolling "They're all over the plact' there," he said, "They have them in Manhattan Beach a lso -great forsenior citizens " The brothers, along \\ ith Steve's f iancee Brenda Campbell, also have spent lime coming up with the proper cos· t umes for their as-yet-to-be hired drivers. ·'They'll be dres:,t'd up like old-fashioned newspaper boys -knickers , knee -hi gh socks, s uspenders, white s hirt and cap,' explained Craig ... Lt should be interesting.'' He said they have a manuJac· turer lined up to s tart P!-1mping out the $2,()()() bike!> but are hold ing off until they find out 1f city father!> tnlend to ban them "We thmk this 1s a good. af fo rd c1ble , c l ea n f o rm o f transµortation ." Craig offered. .. We're \\'Orkins.i on several studies. some background and traff1 r ~urve ys to help our i:ase :-.:e,,port poli ce have obJC'Clt'd to pf•dicabs. arguin~ they would Jdd to tr afht: snarb. are too wide tor use on !>ldC\\ a lks and onl} travel around HI miles per hou r a speed they s ay 1s hazardous for pedestrians and drivers ahke But the brothers maintain they'll bend any which way lo accommodate police and city brass. including agreein g to municipal regulations such as ;ire 1m1>0sed on taxicabs. "We're not looking to become millionaire!> or any thing like that."' the younger brother nol('s .. It's 1us t a good husiness a nd trans portation idea.·' But with s uc h untested pedicab territories as San Diego and nearby Catalina Island still open , the brothers realize there could IX' a lot of bucks for lhe peda ling Milestone Managed Few Cigars, Little Drink, Reaches 100 By PffiL SNEIDERMAN Of,,,. oau, PllOC Staff When Thomas Ellison was a young man working in Dayton, Ohio, there were the se two brothers living down the sttect who spent long hours in their garage tinke ring with a newfangled invention. One day. Ellison a nd his cohorts ran outside a nd gasped at the sight of that historic in· vention in action. All eyes were on the Wright brothers , taking one of their early nights. It's not surprising that El- lison's memory stretches back to events at the turn of the cen· tury. Now a Huntington Beach resident, Ellison celebrates hjs lOOth birthday today. ' Though he's hampered a bit by arthritis. Ellison 1s a spry white-haired man who enjoys taking long walks through the neighborhood where he lives with his son, Tom Ellison J r and family. Like everyone who's managed to reach the 100-year milestone, Ellison is asked how he did 1t. He replies that except for a few cigars in his youth and a few cigarettes while working on a railroad crew, he has s tayed away from smoking. "And all the liquor l 've drunk in my life you could put in one· quart bottle," he adds. "I've always taken care of Off Tiil MG I.I Ma. Olll WHOll BEEF STICK, $WM"'flt .. lfW .. # TURNS 100 TODAY Thomas Ellison m vsclf. .. Ellison says. "1 never was out running nround where I had no business to be ... F'inally. though, he seems to put some stock in the theory that longevity is in the genes. "My long life is due to my parents," Ellison s a ys. "My father lived till he was 94. My mother died when she was 92." REG PttlCf Ut LI. Born in Mt. Victory, Phio, El· lison ctid odd jobs such/as selling photo enlargements and working for t h e Mi s s our i -Pa c ific Railroad before beginning a 50 year sltnl as a home builder. 'The first time I drove a car," Ellison recalls, "l was about 32 or 33. My firs t ride in an automobile was in Hardin Coun- ty <Ohio >. My uncle bought it l the car). ·'The first car l owned was a Ford. We had lo pay 10 cents a gallon for gas. Then, it went up to two gallons for a quarter, and we didn't want to drive anymore than we had to because we didn't want to pay for the high-priced gas ... Since moving to Huntington Beach, he has kept himself busy doing carpentry work in his s o n · s ho m e a n d f o r t h e ,; neighbors. A s a result of his two mar· • riages, Ellison has six sons, 17 _! grandc hildren . 13 g r e at- grandchildrcn and one great· great-grandchild. His twin sons Tom Jr. and Don both live in Huntington Beach and are employed a s s taff e ng ineers at the McDonnell Douglas plant in Long Beach. Ellison's family has planned a special birthday celebration to mark ms milestone. 1• I ,, I •. Sc.inoay Al.IQU•I I 7. HllO .... I ....... FAMILY PACKS TO LEAVE HOME IN AMERICA iled·taped Out ~ Wife Must Lea-t'f' Home LONOKE. Ark 1 AI'l A l\rniihan womnn mnrried lo an American oil "orkl'r for \8) \'l\r~ ttw mother of three U.S. citizens says she 1:-bt-1ntt forc<•d to llltl\'l' the coun- try because ht>r hushn11\l dll'd w1lhm1t t ukang cnre of her lmm1t{Tahon pllpers Avani Long thought she nnd ht'r children would con- unue to live in Lonoke. her husband's hometown. after he died Man·h 9 But now she plons to lt>nve for England to- day. when her temporar) visa expires "l OON'T FEF.l. LIKE f1ghUng it, .. s he said Saturday. "lt "·ould ht-lot:s>of trouble for everybody." She murned Robert Long in Brazil. and over the vears. the family lived in various parts of the world because of Long's job as an oil technicjan f~r Arabian American Oil Co. Long was born and reared ID .Lonoke, and the family had come here often to visit relatives. They lived in Houston for three years, from 1969 through 1972. and ID Saudi Arabia for the las~ eight yea!'S. Long became ill .in February and returned with ~ts family to the United States for medical treatment. He died March 9 in a Little Rock hospital. "Before we thought the re was no trouble," Mrs. Long said. "I was married 18 years. He always said. 'It's no pro- blem I'm an American.' But now he's gone." Unless she has a petition by an adult American citizen who is a blood relative, or by an American employer who can certify that she has special skills. or unless she mar- ries an American citizen, Mrs. Long cannot stay in the ~ountry, said Dave Cole. offi cer in charge of the Immigra· tion and Na turalization Service in Memphis, Tenn. " Mrs. Long's in -laws in Lonoke cannot petition for her citizenship because they are not blood relatives, according to an official for the Immigration and Naturalization Service. " AND HER THREE CHILREN, aged 17, 14 and 10, can· not sponsor her because they are not 21 years old. ''They (immigration officials) told me. 'There's no way you can stlly. there is no one to sign ~or you,' " Mrs. Long said. "Your husband should have fixed your papers before he died.'' Unwilling to battle immigration regulations. Mrs. Lonoke will take her family to England today. They'll stay with friends who have offered to take them in, she said . "I bate to take my children out of their country." she said. "I 'm just glad we have the money to choose another." · Ret'ugee Youths Attacked ; FORT WAYNE. lnd. CAP) - 1.be Cuban American Legal ~e!ense and Education Fund 1 ~d Saturday it has asked a fed i ..r.ral court to free young Cubans I ;1¥.~m a Wisconsin resettlement , ·?'~nter since they a r e being ~,· physically assaulted and abused b y c riminals among the l"e· fugees at lhe camp. "In eac h barrack, the criminals seem to be in con- trol," CALDEF Board President. Graciela Beecher s aid. ''· .. ' invasion ·Denials Rejected WA S HIN GTON <AP > - t'olumnlst Juck Anderson ha11 reject~ a White Hou11e denJal thut f.)lana t1re under w&y to In vudv lran, und 111ud h~ would de· tall the military J)repa rations in " eie ril)as of artll•lt-s next week. Anderson. ht u statement re· lcr.111ed by ht orhct•, said he will r t'"o rt that C urter made "1,rlmurlly n puh\1cal decision" 10 prcpure for lht' invasion. Anderson 's c omments followed the publlc1ttion Of CX· cerpts from his column that was !4chcduJl'd tor release Monday. T iii': •:XCERPTS s aid the llnill•d States planned to invade lrun In mid-Ot•tober to boost Pr1•s1dt•nt Carter 's re-election <·ham·es The pres idential elec· lion runs 011 the anniversary of tht• SL•izun• of U.S hostages m Tl•hrun After word or the column bl'c u me public. While House s p o k e s woma n C lau dia To" n!'l'nd sa1ct early Saturday "The suggestion that this or any other administration would start a war for political benefit is grotesque and totally irresponsi· ble The allegation made by Jack Anderson is absolutely false." Anderson said he is "not im- pressed by the White House de· nial. The White House press of· fice Issued s imilar denials be fore the April attempt to rescue the hostages." ANDERSON SAID It was "the political nature " of Carter's de- cision "that caused me to in· vest'lgate his ·intentions and publish m y fi.ndings in ad- vance." Anderson said Carter's de· cision to approve the prepa ra- tions "followed his decline in the polls. There has been no new de· velopment in Iran that would jus tify such a dramatic change in strategy.'' U.S. Builds Speedy Force For Midea,st BOSTON (AP ) -A n ew military force that can send troops to the oil-rich Persian Gulf within hours will help deter Soviet agression a nd protect petroleum supplies for the West, its commanding general said Saturday. Marine Lt. Gen. Paul X. Kel- ly. who supervises the force of more than 200,000 men, said the combined Marine. Army, Air Force and Navy operation notifies the Soviets that the Unit· ed States "will not tolerate military adventuris m." "Such threats to our friends and allies may constitute an as- sault on the vital interests of the United States, and when they-d6, we have a military capability to respond. • NATIONAL I WEATHER R'ings on Wag te Muse11111 After fl ying 'from San Francisco. to Owls Head, Maine. in the second oldest plane ever to fl y coast to coast. John Gardiner of Mill Valley plans today to pilot his 1915 Britis h milita r y plane to its final hangar-a museum. Flood Victims Sought BRADY's BEND, Pa. CAP> - Volunteers have descended on this rural town to dig through twisted debris and search for more victims of flash flooding that killed at least seven people and caused an estimated $7.7 million in damage. Two people were still believed missing after Sugar Creek over· flowed its banks Thursday night a nd early Friday , s weeping away at least s even houses, swamping cars and causing roads to buckle. Volunteers set up pumps in home baserrrents and brought New Afghan Action Due? NEW DELHI. India CAP) -A • team of top Soviet generals, in Kabul for the past week, is ap- parently laying the groundwork for a major new offensive against anti-communist Moslem rebels in Afghanistan, a usually reliable Ka bul source said Saturday. "Negotiations and analysis of the Russian military operations with the assistance or Afghan of· ficers are going on," said the source, who has proved accurate in the past. He said the Soviet team arrived in Kabul Aug. 10. \ ( BRIEFS J tow trucks to help pull away pieces of roof and traile rs lodged agains t buildings a nd i-n the street. Bulldozers pushed aside thick mud and debris. Cleanup also continued in nearby Petrolia, Sutler Coun· ty, where swollen flood waters from Bear Creek damaged at • leas t two oil and chemical rac· tori es. fhwald Widou· I rtd «.> DALLAS !AP) The widow of Lee mir\ey Oswald says she agreed toAave her husband's grave opened to prove British auth or Michael Eddowes is wrong in his contention a Soviet agent is buried there But Marina Oswald Porter added she would not fight her brother-in-law's intervention tn the exhumation plans . OpJH1si1 e Cited SACRAMENTO (AP> -David Berglan d of Costa Mesa , Libertarian Party candidate for U.S. senator. said that incum- bent Democrat Alan Cranston is "exactly opposite from myself ... Bergland, 45, a lawyer who 1s his party'~ national chairman. said Cranston looks for ways to increase government 's role and cons istently favors increased mi litary spending. while he seeks to minimize its powers. .filt rike Goe• On WARSAW. Poland <AP) - The government's lnterpress news agency said negotiations had failed with 16,000 striking workers at the giant Lenin s hipyard in Gdansk a nd the three-ctay old strike was continu· ing tooay Dozen .Dead In Gas Blast TOKYO (AP > -Two ex· plosions,, about 40 minutes apart, ripped through an underground shopping arcade in Shizuoka Saturday, killing 12 persons and injuring about 200 others, police r eported. Police said the toll could go higher. They sajd it was a1most cer- t ain that the explosions were caused by a gas leak in the a r c ade near the S hizuoka railw ay station. The under- ground arcade connects with the center or Shizuoka, a prosperous city of less than half a million population. 86 miles southwest of Tokyo. /~It' . ,_ . ~ ·~1 a1n ,I Dampens Mid-U.S . 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We have invited teacher s in more than 175 schools along the Orange Coast to learn how r eading the daily newspaper can add to students' confidence, cr edibility, and self esteem. Newspaper in Education is a significant advance in education. More than a catchall for current events, this unique program provides an exercise in comprehension, perceRtion, values, and practica l life experience. So if your kids ask you for a daily newspaper, say yes. Remember -knowledge is pow er . And w e're a mighty powerful piece of r eading. DAILY PILOT CALIFORNIA Teach r Held in Sex Rap l~ONi.ltnft t\Hr male students. --~is ~ •nd 9. "'.,., com matted l"rldn~ tn u. ·t .H4! hoepital •rter ~In.: 1h•d11r"'t .. mtnli.lly disordt!rcd 'f'' of render. a oourt apoh~m•n 1ud Paul W M lll~r . 39. "'ho pleaded aualty June l7 to t 141) coynta ol child moJestauon "'as committed by SupN1or Court Judae Ellsworth 8t-arn to a lerm not to exceed 7 ~~ ) ear . ,,,.d Robert Morrt'll. ~aster 1•alender deputy of t hl' Lo ng Buch J udicial Oistr1C't Miller. who I.aught ~e\t'n years at the Clara Ba rton Elementary School an Long Beach. allegedly molested the boys severa l times under a blanket during nap tame ll\ an area away from other children ,. ... ,........., Carryi11g On at 88 The incident came to light an March when the mother of the 5-year-old victim complained to school authorities and confront ed the teacher. After reading a newspaper ac- count or the arrest. the mother or the 9-year-old told police of her son's similar complaints W:..i x figure of :vt ae West from 1933 film "She Don_e Hi~ Wro ng" r e minds fans the s ultry Ms . West .. a Cahforma rt.'!'>ide nt . turned 88 today. She was born m Brookly n, '.': Y . in 1892. Writer's Role Tough -.. ~ ......... - SAN FRANCISCO <AP1 -Television actor Robert Walden. who plays stc.r reporter Joe Rossi on the Lou Gran\ show. put a pencil behind his ear and went to New York last week to cover the Democratic convention as a r~l-life reporter. Walden wrote a first-person account of the obstacles faced by convention reporters, but instead of handing it to Lou Grant, his television boss, he sent it to city editor James Willse of the San Fran- cisco Examiner. Willse said t hat Walden wrote hls first n e w s paper story 18 months ago for the Ex· aminer, and that when Walden and oth e r television actors went WALDEN on strike he asked for an assignment to cover the convention. Walden's story recounted the problems he had trying to get his press pass, the difficulty of ?«:al· ing with delegat,.es basking in the .glov: of tt;lev~s1.on lights and bis failure to maunain his ob1ectiVIty during the emotional speech by Sen. Edward Ken- nedy Tuesday night. "Beside losing my political. virgi~ity at th.~ Democratic National Convention t his week, Walden's story began, "I lost m y appointment book, my appetite, the habit of sleeping and. generally, my health." WaJden said the experience left him without faith in the power or the press. "IF THE PRESS was so powerful," he wrote, ··why were reporters shouting into phones, furious at the lack 0f access they were now raced with?·' When WaJden finally got his press pass, be hung it on a chain around his neck. That made everyone he met stare first at his chest to see the pass, he wrote. Unlik e Joe Rossi, Walden 's a1gressive television character who always gets where .he wants to go Walden found himself stuck with other reporters behind the podium where they were not able to hear the convention speeches. WREN KENNEDY SPOKE, Walden wrote be fought to remain objective. "One by one, and then in bunches, people could no longer hold back the emotion. 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Sunday, Augull 17. 1980 Robert N Weed/Publisher ThomU Keevll IEdltOf Barbara Krelblch/Edltorlal P6Qe Editor Con ntion Just A ummer Rerun 11 'uu nw.,~<J tht.• "' k's Dt-m ocratlc National Con- ' <'n l111n ~ 1111 h·~t out on ~ ome h11h and low performance. imd '"""' Inn~ 'rrlches of exposure lO a houseful ot pure bor~ Tht"t l' \\ l't l' hri~hlener> Ll!..t· W1lllt.> ~l'l!.On lea\ mg out a key line wht'n he so11g · Tht" St.tr "ipJngl~d Banner " Or Junns~ l 'J rler's reference to "Hubert Horatio llo rnblo" l'I' '' ht•n ht• mt.>Ml lh late Hubert H. Hum phr~~ Top Pt'dur m ance \\ard. as you have undoubtedly heard. ''~Ill to Ted Kennedy (Ot his 1pell·bindinl old f a shwnl;."<J, part 1s on dt>magoguery. ltis speech brought on the.-unh truJ~· spontaneou demonstration or the conven· tion. But l'' t•n t hutJle monstrauon turned out to have been parlwll~ orl'IH~st rated bv the Carter forces and de· laberult'I~ prolonged to permit the back-stage Carter· Kennc.'<h tl('got a:.i ti on~ Our c;ovt•rno r Moonbeam put in a performance, too. and "urµns1n~1, he madt> sense and didn't sound at all hkP ht• h<ld lllSt h nrt a !'ession ~~th his shrink or his guru. D1~appomtm gly to Californians, the TV networks arbitraril~ d ec1d('d Brown's words were al no interest and l'hopped them off That Eastern syndrome again. .\lostly. it \HIS mild st uff Carter , with some prodding from Kenned\. ending up promising about what the Democrats promise ever y four years -heavy emphasis on \\ellart'. JOb training, school programs. human rights and ennronmental protection. All thi . of course. while magically reducing spending and • I0\'1ng infl ation Exactly foul' years ago, when the Democrats were clos ing their 1976 convention, the DailY. Pilot said editoraall~ : ' ··The poli c~· of ·tax and spend' or ·something for everybody' that served the Democrats so well in the days of the New Dea l ... faces a much more sophisticated and skep· tic a l electorate ,..-hen the public's concern is focused on in· fl at ion and the ever-shr inking dollar.'' \\'e'U ~ay the same thing again. Some other highs and lows in the news ; ffls1ori('nf Rf.•gf~f Pr SpMtf"M (Ip In the mangled reasoning of some of our California historians, an airplane is now a place. They want Howard Hughes' long-shrouded Flying Boat included in the Department of Interior's National Register of Historic Pla ces. The aircraft is fa mous . no doubt about that. Even locked up and hidden from public view for 30-some years, the behemoth has always drawn interest and fascination as the largest aircraft ever flown . And it's applaudable that it was saved in one piece to be s hown alongside the Queen Mary in Long Beach. But a historic place? That qualifies the Great White Steamer and Jerry Brown's famous Plymouth sedan. Now 1'011 Cn11'1 R11n Out of ZIP The Postal Service is about to simplify its life and complicate ours. How a bout a nine-digitZIPCode? You'll keep your present five digits. The Post Office wants to add four mor e numbers to break down the dis· tribution pattern still further. Companies and large or· ganizations ma~· have several sets of nine-digit figures for different depa rtments. The next st('p is predictable. They'll add one more set of numbers and that 10· or 12-digit code will be you. No more name, J ohn Jones, you',re now 9267692702131. That is you will be if you can ever remember the number yourself. Of course Big Brother will know you well -very well. Fnrt-f'orc•c•a#f l 4ookin9 Brfglltn- Cheers, again, to the irrepressible Freddie Laker. In the face of heavy competition, skyrocketing fuel costs and fewer travelers. he's lowering the price of his trans· Atlantic fares a gain. Sir Freddie may be a royal pain to competing airlines. but he's put long-distance travel in the pocket- book range of millions. Not·'6 ShtJHld StfJp Mok"ing 1t'a1'es The l' S ~a\'y would be doing both itself and its members c.t ~er\'iee by abandoning the farcical hearings into les bian relations hips aboard the Norton Sound. Two of eight c.tccused remale crew members have been found innocent. but not until after they had been disgraced by having to permit humiliating public dis · closures of their personal ti ves. When was the last time you heard of a male Navy crew member undergoing such treatment? • Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Daily Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader co mment IS invited. Address The Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321 . Boyd I Ronwnce Toned ByL.M.BOYD Item No. 14578 in our Love and War man's fil e is purely stlenlific A pair of German researc hers , Ebe rhard Nteschlag and Wolfgang Meu11er. report that men with dHp voices have rnore sex Dear Gloorn y Gus Separattn& church and stat seems less or a problem than serarat· In g po liti es t rom famJI)' D.14 hormones than men with high voices. The inclin at\on to be. physically active in matters or roman ce is strongest in rnen with ba.&5 voices, weakeat ln tenon, they contend. Their findings suggest that baritones, while neither intense nor lndJt· Cerenl, have their moments, too. There's a deadly heart stimulant In the oleander buth. People have died lrom It after eatlna bnbecued steaks l'peared on oleander branehM. 1 r 75 percent o1 the Dead Sea wwe to evaporate away, tbe remainder would be u bard aa a rock. Dr. Charle8 Be ll illegal Mexicaris: Boon or Bust? Dr ChOrl,. G Bsll 11 o pro/euor <>J P<>lllacal .Kt""'°" ul Cal Stats. /o'ullerton ThousiAnds of illegal MuX1can Mllens coml' to California each year lookina Cor work -and t bey and It Some find tradit ional farm work In the Centrul Valley, Im· peri&I County , or fi e lds of Sllllnas. But most find jobs in the state's urban centers -San Diego, East Los Anaeles, Santa Ana, S8n Bernardino, Riverside, San J ose, and several Central Valley cities NO ONE KNOWS for sure how rnany il l ega l s w o rk i n Ca lifornia. But a r e asonable estimate based on recent sur· veys in Orange and San· Diego counties suggests there may be som e 500,000 to 700,000 i1Jegal Mexican a liens working here. Not surprisingly, a s the na· lion 's and the state's economy moved into recession this Last year, incre,ased concern has been expressed a bout illegal Sydney Harris employment. Organ ized labor bas been loudest in its concerns. Meeting in Miami this last spring, the AFL·CIO Executive Council called for a national law pena lizing e mploye r s who "knowingly" hire illegal aliens. IA SIMILAR Cahfornia law was struck down by the state's courts in 1974 on the grounds that s uch regulation is totally within the spher e of federal authority over aliens. l Cesar Chavez' United Farm Workers strongly oppose em- ploying illegal Mexican farm hands. Last year's UFW strike against Salinas Vall ey lettuce growers was badly hurt by the use of such worke rs. -" On the other hand, the Los Angeles Internationa l Ladies Garment Workers Union has mounted a strong effort to or· ganize among the illegals . Since illegals make up about 70 per- cent of the are a 's garment workers the union has little choice! The lLGWU's decision renects basic economic facts of illegal employme nt it is largely urban, semi or un·skilled and low paying. A recent study by Prof. Wayne A Cornelius (UC San Diego} re· ports that more than half the il· le g al s are e mploye d in restaurants , hotels, hospitals and other such labor intensive service industries The basic question remains, ho wever : Are illegals taking jobs away from other workers? CRITICS OF present federal and state Policy assert that they are. Particularly hurt. it is said, are bl acks, f-Uspanic American citizens, legal resident a liens , and uns killed whites. U.S Labor Secretary F Ray Marshall asserts that illegal Mexican aliens a lso depress wage scales and impose em- ployment related costs on the lax· payers. On the other hand. Leonel Cas tillo, former head of the U.S. Blessed Are Outside Speakers The e mbarrassed minister of a church in a western city wrote to cancel a forthcoming lecture I was scheduled to give there this spring. It seems that the board d ecided t he y want e d n o speakers who were not "inside" the church. To paraphrase Groucho Marx, l would not care to belong to a church that would not want an out- side speaker, and I was jus t as glad to get. the cancella· tion as the minister put it. "Apparent- ly the people in this church are lacking the fi rst word of the :iign .. •· What a church. any church of any denomination. needs mos t of all is an occasiona l, or even frequent, ··outside" speaker to let in some fresh air. Because the fact is that Yo'U don't know what you think until you hear Mailbox someone who think!:> d1fferl'nth from you THE O~L\' WA\' we t'lanf,· and revise und strengthen ou'r own beliefs is b~ testinf( them and weighing them against other beliefs. A group that cuts 1tsetr off from such dialogue eventually becomes smug and stupid :md incapable of defending its own beliers except by dogma. Ideas must compete in the public arena, JUSt as athletes must. if they are to remain vital instead of inert. f'IC'x 1 hie :ind not rigid This, i~ \\hat St Paul meant when he C'nJoined us to "T est all things . hold fast to that which 1s good." You really don't know your own religion until you can grasp both the c;1milarities and the difference~ het" een it and other t·recd~. JU~t J:-. one do~s not knO\\ one·:. 11\\'Jl language (ully until h e a t lea s t has t he rudiments of a fore1Kn tongu~ EVERY CHliRCH s hou ld have a ha lf-dozen "outside" s peakers a year, and as outside as it can get. from Ad ventists to Zen Buddhists ;md back again. This 1s not onl~ d spl endid way to "'ake up the rongregation. a n d pro mote some of t h e ecumenism we talk about. but you can also le;,1rn some thi ng at the s ame li me. At the very least , you learn a new set of pious µla titudes: at best. you get a deep e r d i m ens io n of the religious impulse and a broader sense of what ties us together I THINK THAT even humanists, agnostics and atheists -if they have something perti- nent lo say should be en- couraged lo address congrega· lions . Often , they know more a bout religion and biblical history than the docile devout, and can serve an astringent function in sprinkling icy water on sleepy faces The church that bars its pulpit to an ·outsider 1s clol>ing 1t~ heart as well as its m ind. F reedom to s peak means little witho ut the comparabl e wi ll 1ngn ess t o lis te n : a nd freedom of religion should mean mor e than the right to close your ears to a different drummer . Immigration and Naturallzation Service denies that Ulegals take jobs away from anybody. ln bis view, the illegals take jobs that no one else wants -where pay ls low and the work is dirty. EXAM INATION of the bracero farm labor program suggests that Illegals do take jobs away from others and depress wages . Under the bracero program, as many as 400,000 Mexican na· tiona ls a year were brought into the United States to work on farms between 1942 and 1964. After termination in 1964, un· employment aplong American farm workers dropped from 6.5 percent to 4.8 percent, and farm wages went up. On the other hand, charges tha t illegals impose a burden on the taxpayer appear to be incor· reel. ln fact, it appears that il- legals pay considerably more in taxes and fees than they receive in services. A 1976 study done for the U.S. La bor Department based on in· terviews with 793 illegal Mex- ican workers found that three quarters had paid Social Securi· ty and federal income taxes . And almost half had paid into a health plan. BUT FEWER than a third had used any kind of hospital or clini c : only 7 per cent had children in school ; four percent had collected unemployment in· s urance; 1.3 percent had re- ceived food stamps; and less than 1 percent had ever been on welfare. Prof. Cornelius concluded, after a study of Social Security records, that illegals have sub- sidized the syste m by a s much as $500 million a year. All of this makes sense from other studies which reveal that the t ypical illegal Mexican worker is young, male and came here alone. He plans to return to Mexico. He is in search of any work be can find and wants to rem ain anonymous . HE COMES F ROM a rural farm village and quite likely has little or no industrial skills . And he often sends money home each month to his wife or mother. Tbe total amount sent to Mexico each year may be as high as $3 billion. Clearly, the Mexican govern- m ent and economy benefit from the situation. Mexico's govern· ment is glad to see some of its millions of unemployed drained off into the United States. And, as Mexico indus trializes, e ven more unemployed will probably seek work in the Uruted States. Between 1890 and 1920 -as E uro p e co mpleted its in · dustrialization -20 million peo· pie left that continent and traveled some 3,000 miles across the Atlantic to the promised land of America. IT WOULD be surpris ing if milliQns of unemployed Mex· icans did not do the same. They can walk or drive across the 2,000 miles of poorly fenced or even unmarked border. Who wouldn't? Given our inability to stop the flood of illegal Mexican aliens, California needs to seriously consider how to deal with the problem. lt may be, that in the long run, these illegals add more than they detract from our economy. The Golden State 's phenomenal ppst growth was s ubs tantially fueled by t he millions of Amencans who came from the r est of the United States . But that migration slowed down in the late 1960s and '70s. It appears that Mex· icans have filled that void. Redressing Provided for Tiiree Current Topics To the Editor: I address this to all young jean. wearing guys. It would be nice if once in a while when you call on a young lady to take her out on·a date you would wear slacks and not pat~hy jeans. l'm not sayiJlg a suit and shirt and tie are necessary to wear (thatwouldbenice, butlguesstoo much to expect), but certainly dress accordingly. BY NOW you probably have guessed I am a father of a daughter and a very lovely one al that. She stlll lives at home (which makes me very happy), -and l see the way she dreuet when IOln,a oul on a dinner and abow cfate. U usually Is a dress, or neaulaclal and a blouse. Now, you must visuallze thlt: The date ii for 9 p.m. and •t 8:'5 tbe doort»ell rtnc• an.d In be ::!::U dreued up to C . ud alldrt ~~ t;!'t.,._ ID jt. All I can .. ,. ii Wa: ~bel! Rebel, all you 10""-1 women. . . Well, maybe I'd better not say that. We have enough rebellions going on today. Let me just say, come on guys, let's gel with it and try to dress appropriately. I pro· miseil won'thurt. No . ·I 'm not a clothing sales man, just an interested (ather. Please withhold my name as I don't want the guys who take my daughter out to rebel even more NAMEWJTHH~LO 'Rn Dfs~retlonary To the Editor: I am writing in res ponse to the Aug. 3 edJtortal, Dining Tums Tables. 1 t.hlnk l have about had lt on equal rlghlis. Where are the rights of people who might like occasionally to go somewhere di ff erenl where the menu for the payee ls priced and the guest ls not? Also where a lie Is re· quired. U I am a woman and I am plcklnl up the tab, all l have to aa,y la reverse the menus, I 'm paying tonight. If J don't want to wea r a tie I can go somewhere else . "Have to'' o r "must" is legitimate when used with "if." ''You must wear a tie IF you want to dine in my restaurant." This is free option for all parties. MARY ELLEN CARROLL Honkey SHit Thtte 1·0 the Editor: Winding d o wn -It 's something like running out of gas . You go no further. When I was a kid we went to Sunday school a nd after to the regular service and how I hated it. Mo.'ltly I felt this way because of the monkey suit I bad to wear. Did you ever have to put on a scratchy old woolen suit plus Ue and sit around listentn1 to a lot of scaey atufC and every time you squlrmed and scratched you got one of thote "Just watt WI I get you home , youn1 man" loo~a? You're w16htn1 It wu still Saturday -even Monday and a new school week Is ~t.er than this. The sermon seems endless and about the lime you think it'a nearly over the man of the cloth gets his second wind. POS.SIBLY TIUS eitplains wby I do not like doomsday propbett. I've heard the story and I don't like the plot. But to recognize the truth Is another matter. Recently ln Detroit that great patriot trom Arizona and man or vision Barry Goldwater spelled it out -there may very well never be another Republican or Democratic COD· ventlon a fier this year's . He could be right for all tbc sips are present. Now I'm not about to climb back lnto that monkey suit and scratch, but lf ever a Messlah was needed, now's the ume. WARREN G. ALTHOFF • 'l'M Ollty ..._wtk-t-..ietitew~ .....,._,.....,.. .................. ....... .. ! ................... , .... c.-..... CA tMM. ~ ce91ff1 .. tef •••••• .............. _. .. _ ....... .............. _ ... ..._ __ lllC ....... ""' .............. ,... ..... cl"_...._.,. ---.... ._ ·- Sunday. August 17 1980 OAIL V PILOT Editorial Page ......................................... ~MEMBER, JUST LOOK, BUT DoN'T ~cT OUT·· IT COULD BE RISKY. .. Andy Rooney Future Depends on Funny Hats Some notes following two political conventions : .-A lot of the delegates at both the Republican and Demo.cr atic conventions wo r e funn y hats, big but· ton s and some of them even carried signs an - n ouncing their inten - tions . My ten- dency is to W9JTY about trusting anyone wbo wears funny bats with the future of our country. -Almost every trade and pro- fessioo was represented among the delegates, but more of them were teachers at the Democratic coevention than anything else. There were 523 of them. I COULDN'T tell from looking at them whether any of the peo- ple wearing funny hats were teacben in real life or not. I hope not: Even if they didn't wear funny bat.a or carry signs, though, l'm still not comfortable with teachers who are too political. I think they'd make good politi· cians but I'm not sure they'd make good teachers. Teachers, like news reporters. probably ought to be politically ne utral when they're working. They OQlbt to be above the ac- tion -observing, s tudying, tbinkll\B and preparing for their classes the next day. They ought not to be carrying signs or at- tending political rallies as partisans. -IN DETROIT, I came out of the convention hall in the middle or a session one evening and looked for a cab to t ake me to a drug store about 10 blocks Bob Greene J) \'Where did we find these downs~" away. There were no taxis around and I asked a policeman sitting in a squad car wh ere I was most apt to find one. ··where you going?" he said. 1 told him. and he said, "Jump in.'' He took me to the drugstore, waited while 1 bought Atka Seltzer. and brought me back to the convention hall. IT WASN'T RIGHT for him to do, and he knew it and I knew it, but it was the sort of thing that created a favorable impression of Detroit for a lot of people who were there as strangers -I don't live far outside Ne" York but 1 s tayed at thE Halloran House on Lexingtor. Avenue during the Democratic N ational Convention . The Florida delegation was there. Tuesday morning I started to send a suit out to the.cleaners. 1 was filling out the· slip they ha~·e for that purpose and I got looking at the prices for laundry and dry cleaning. "JACKET," IT said, "$4.50." Then it said, "Trousers $4.50." I'd never seen a suit cleaned a la carte before. but I could tell it meant it woulci Mst me s,q.oo to have it C'leaned. I didn't send it out. 1wore 1t with the spot just below the second button and held m y arm over it when l was talking to anyone important. Then I got looking at the prices on the laundry list· Shirt $1.90 Shirt on hanger $2.25 Underpants $1.25 Undershirts $1.25 Brassiere $1.50 I ROPE THE maid didn't. de- cide I have no class when she discovered that I'd was hed my own underwear and hung it in the shower to dry. -The television networks had an awful time finding enough working space around Madison Sq ua re Garden at the Democratic convention in New York. NBC rented the basement of a nearby church. ABC was in trailers in a parking lot across the street, and CBS was on the 11th floor of a nearby office building that was less conven· ient than if they'd stayed in their building 23 blocks away. -THE CONVENTIONS have a way of looking less important than they a r e . It's partly because of the funny hats and partly because of the impression television gives that decisions ar e made hastily and for very little good reason. The fact is that what comes out of these conventions represents a pretty democratic cross section of what the popula- tion as a whole wants -rm tired of all the talk about how tired people are of politics. The election campaign ahead looks fascinating to me and the debates between the candidates can only be good for the country. Manzanar Needs Remembering Too By DAVID C. HENLEY DaVld C. Henley, a ruulent o/ Newport Beach, u a member o/ IM city·s Library Commi.mon and a univeTrity proJeasOJ of journaliam. August 1980 marks the 35th anniversary of the dropping of atomic bombs by the United States on Hiroshima and NagasaJc:i, J apan. It was in August 1942, that the more t han 10,000 persons of Japanese-Americans -quite a few of them from Orange County -who were evacuated from their West Coast homes to 10 concentration camps following the Dec. 7, 1941, Japanese at· tack on Pearl Harbor. It was in August 1942 that the more than 10,000 persons of Japanese ancestry were settled into these notorious camps in several western states DRIVE NO RTH F ROM LOS ANGELES on U.S. Highway 395 approximately 270 males from the Orange Coast -and one will come upon a bleak place called Manzanar in the wind·whipped Owens Valley. Manzanar today is a deserted cluster of s mall stone structures surrounded by strands of tangled and rusting barbed wire. Although the summertime temperatures are near 100 degrees. there 1s snow on the slopes of the near by Sierra Nevadas lo lhe west ' Mt Whitney. at 14.495 reet the highest peak in the continental l·n1ted States. looms in the distance. THE i\IOVl<:MENT OF TH E JAPANAESE to Manzanar in 1942 followed President Franklin D Roosevell 's signing of Exec·ull\'t' Order 9066 on F'eb 19, 1942, which set up the camp system It took :-.1x month!> to C'omplete Manzanar's construction and to round uµ the last of the Japanese-Americans and aJiens. Manzanar wal) do~~d in 1945 and in l975 President Gerald Ford voided ExcC'utivc Order 9066, saying it had been a "national mistake ·· P-by David C. H..,i.v MANZANAR'S DESERTED, WIND·WHIPPED TODAY Today, Manzanar (which means apple orchard in Spanish) is a ghost camp All that remains of the scores of buildings are the crumbling stone guard towers, a small cemetery, and a plaque naming the camp "California Registered Historical Landmark ~o 850 · THE PLAQt: E SAYS .. IN THE EARLY part of World War II , 110,000 persons of j apanese ancestry were interned In relocation centers by Executive Order No. 9066 issued on Feb. 19, 1942. Mam.anar. the rirst of 10 such concentration camps, was bound e d by b a rbed wire a nd guard t o wers , containing 10,Q® persons. the majority bein~ American citizens. ··May the tnJust1ces and humiliation suffered he.re as a result of hysteria. racism. and economic exploitation never emerge again.·· · Each year, to commemorate the foundi ng of Manzanar, a large group of former camp inmates. their families, and friends descend upon the ~1te for a weekend or remembrance. More than .,400 came this year, according to Warren Furutani, a member of the Japanese-American Citizens League and a Los Angeles hi gh school counselor, who said the yearly pilgrimages were sta rted by the children of the camp's survivors. "THE ISSUE OF THE CAMPS WAS forgotten for many years until the descendants of M81Uanar began to wonder 'What was that place really like? What happened there?" he said. He and members of the groups /'do not want the people of America to forget what happened there. We hold many showings of films and conduct seminars throughout the state during the~ ear on camp history.·· Furutani added that the committee does not wish to turn present-day Manzanar into a "big tourist thing." They hav~ rejected some suggestions that the camp's guard towers be rebuilt and turned into a major attraction for travelers and historians. ··w e do. however. want all people to learn and remember what happened here so that it can never take place again.'' Clowns~ Dilemma Unmasks New Streak of Hostility • Ill Children I've been holding off on writ- ing this story since last summer. I had the basic information then, but I hesitated about putting it in the newspaper .until the Interna- tional Year of the Child was over. But now I have no excuse. The story is about clowns. Clowns are wonderful people: they live only to make children hap- py, to brln1 joy to the wee ones. to cause . laughter to float from the mouth of the toddlers. But a new development . has come to th' world of clowns. Listen to one clown tell it : "We're scared to death of the lit- tle bastards. I don't know what's happened, but they've become rotten and mean. The kids are turning against clowns now; they're getting violent. and It's not an easy way to make a living any more." Listen to another clown: ''It's war. They chaae us, they spit at us, they about obtceniUea 1t .aa. They've turned bolt.lie. Clowm wwe UM lalt people that • ,.....oted, but now they don't even r espect us anymore . If you're a clown, you 're in danger." IT IS NOT easy to get. clowns to talk about this subject ; the trad itional idea of children and clowns loving each other Is a strong one, and even the clowns who acknowledge the new prob- lem are reluctant to discuss it. But rrom a series of conversa- tions with profes11ional clowns , the message Is cTear. Children and teen-agers are starting to harass, ins ult and in some cases a ssault clowns . The clowns stress that the vast·maJority of children are still peaceful; but there is no denying that, Cor some reason, some children are b eginning to take their • hostilities out on. of all people. clowns. . Roger Hendrickson, a clown who uses the profe88ional name of "Bl an co." Hid: "IT'S GOTTEN WORSE. I don't like to go to work alone anymore. You need someone to protect your back. lf you don't watch them1 they come up behind you and kick you ln tM ablnl. rt'• mainly children between the ages of five and 12; they aet'thelr kkkJ outof 1Mngaclownabadtlme. "You s tart to watch for that look in a ~·s eye; the look that tells you trouble is coming. 1 don't even wear a rubber hose anymore. The kids are always pulling it off." FRED MENKE, WHOSE clown name is "C Sharp," said, .. You would really be s urprised. It's hard to work if a ldd is pulling at your costume and shouting four-letter words at you. Kids wilJ heckle you at a shopping center. 1 really don't have any explanation about why this is happening." Lenore Gunning, a clown who works under th e name of "Schultzie," said, "In the Santa Claus parades every year. we used to march down the street and go from curb-to·curb to greet the children. Now we're not s upposed to do th at anymore; we're s upposed to stay ln the center or the street, a way from the kids. In the parade last year I went over to say hello to some kids, and they hU. me rlght. in the eye with a squlrt IW'· I was so afraid. What 1f ll waa acid? Parents today are afrald of their kidl1 and lhe kids don't seem lo be afuld of anything." Ml.Qf clown.a seem to think that the e ew attitudea may • be due in part to the publicity given John Wayne Gacey, who was convicted 1n murdering more people than anyone in U.S. history. A photograph of Gacey posing in a clown suit received wide circulation , and even though professional clowns say that Gacey was never one of them. the stigma remains. "GACEY HAS definitely been a factor," said Nick Pinto. whose professional clown name is .. Nicky," and who ls involved ina clown association ... You get a lot of remarks. You'll be walking along in your costume, and so- meone will yell, 'Hey are you Gacey's brother?' or they'll yell, "Hey,there'sGacey.O" And Bob Koepel, a clown who works under the name of "Sir Gibbs ," said. "lt's a very bad reeUng to be trying to do your job and hear someone say, 'Hey. theregoesJobnWayneGacey.'" BUT OTKE'll clowns feel that the new situation has nothing to do wlth Gacey. "If I do a clown show at a party. l demand that there be one parent ror every five kJds," said Chuck Elstner, who works under the name of "Chas." Elstner said: ''At the drcus once, I was walking down the hallway wail· Ing for my cue, and this kid came runn in g towa rd m e, jumped up into the air and tried to put his finger in my eye. It's a very d angerous job. They'll never say an obscenity when their parents are around, but when the parents are gone . . . I've heard such terrible things from little children. There's been a big change in kids." MOST OF the clowns say that they will continue their work ; they love to e nte rtain the children, and they are willing to wr ite off the new meanness as the price they mus t pay for liv- ing in a changing world. But that doesn't mean they Uke it. Dorothy Miller, who works un- der the professional name of "Blab-1-gail," said: "l was doing a show, and l was trying to gel the children to say the magic word. I was wav- ing my feather-duster ltke a wand; I had it wrapped twice a round my neck by Its cord. ·'This boy reached out and started to pull on it. I was chok- ing. He knew he was hurting me. Finally he pulled me au the ·~ toward him, and I s1id, 'You're choking me. Do you know you're chokl.nime?' "Anahesai4: Yes.'" .. • DAil Y fltl.OT Sunday, Augvtt It, 1"80 Creativity's Multiplied l:artoonist 's Effort In pired by Devi4 Church o.llJ l'llet SUit ,._ EXPERIENCING TEMPORARY SHORTAGE OF CREATIVE ENERGY? Cartoonist Bob Hord Turn• Serious at De•k In Costa MHa St udio ) Medical Expert Says Sloppy Divers Safer • WASHINGTON (AP ) -If you must dive into a swimming pool, s tick to s hallow plunges or summer fun could tum into tragedy, warns a medical e xpert. Dr. Albert Esch of the Consumer P roduct Sa fety Com mission adds that if you are using an above-ground pool , it's b est to a void divi ng altogether. · ESCH ESTIMATES that as many aa 1,000 Americans are crippled in pool-divine accidents each year. He reported on a University of Miami Medical School study of 121living ac- cidents in which the victims suffered spinal injuries that caused paralys is of both arms and legs. The Veter~s Administration, Esch said , est i mates t h at eac h quadraplegic victim would require the outlay of $1 million for wage loss and medical care over an average life span. According to the study. t he typical victim was a male in his early 20s, often a first-time visitor to the pool. In addition. he was probably a fair swimmer. was not using drugs or alcohol. but was probably doing some "show·off" diving when the accident occurred . "THE MO T com mon accident in- volved injury to the cer vical spine. ca used by the head s triking the bot· tom of the pool," said Esch. E sch said persons who want to dive should do so only from the ed ge of the pool, into deep water. Diving into shallow above-ground pools or into the shallow part s of other pools should be avoided, as should dives from diving boards. Esch said many disabling inJuries result from di ves into water less than four feel deep He said dives into 6 to 8 feet of water from the edge of the pool 8y ARTHUR R. VINSEL OftMDellf,....SUff True or false. Versatile Bob Hord, whose . bluck and silver Old Testament prophet·like bt:ard gives hlm a decidedly ferocious look, is A talented cartoonist. A whimsical sculptor. A bona fide modern sort of saint and cer· t1fl cate·carr ying minister who only recently performed a legitimate wedding of two friends. -T H E MOST FAM OUS r ock band keyboard artist you ne ver heard. Yes, NEVER heard. as shall be explain ed. All of the above. 1f you hedged your bets on who and what Hord is and does and che<:ked them all, con- gratulations, because you scored 100 percent. Hord. 31, a Huntington Beach resident who works out of a tiny, wondrously-decorated two- room studio in Costa Mesa is, first of all, an il- lustrator and cartoonist . That pays the rent and buys the groceries. "l 'VE BEEN FREE-LANCING for seven years and now I'm on a contract with one of the big T-shirt companies, Photo-Uth in Stanton," says Hord, who loves that steady income. The firm sells through K-Mart and Pen- ney's, among other stores. "lt 's a regular salary," he says, noting he and wife Suzanne remember well the lean years when he left the pay day security of two of the principal U.S. greeting card companies to open his own studio. ·' l also do a lot of work for Crazy Shirts in Hawaii," expla ins Hord, who says no matter what the economy or state of the world, there's alw ays a market for a shirt with a gag or a gim· mick. HE SA\'S HE COMES up with two new T· shirt designs a week for t he other Stanton-based fi rm that ret ains him on contract, and each takes about two days' work. The rest of the time he works at playing, or does he play at working? "l\'s really nice to be a ble to do what you like for a living," says Hord, who was employed firs t by Hallmark and then Buzza-Cardoza, the two principal U.S. greeting card and novelty companies. "I can't reme mber a time when I wasn't in· terested in drawing," says Hord, a fine stylist who prefers working with bright, v,i vid com- mer cial wate r colors in designing T-shirt emblems. HIS MOST F AMOUS depicts a zany gobbler and the slogan "All-American Turkey," a Crazy Shirts number he executed four years ago. "I got out of doing so much advertising copy ... fuo much pressure," says the graduate of the Ringling School of Art in Sarasota, Fla., a creative academy endowed by John Ringling North, the circus magnate. Hord te nds to create his own circus at· mosphere wher ever he goes. One fmds it fitting that his previous employ- ment included a year at Mattel Inc.. t he toy company, before he opened his studio at 1760 Monrovia Ave. "I've done some metal sculpture," he says of his forays into the fine arts in addition lo the commercial novelties. "I W~ INVOLVED for awhile with paper sculpture,' Hord adds, noting that not a lot of arts and crafts specialists do that and do it well. Some of his sculptured three-dimensional paper cr eatures appear photograllhed on various humorous greeting cards . One of his eye-catching ad layouts for a Senators Stump New Jerseyam <See CREATIVE, Page At ) should gener ally be safe, but if a dive -------------------- is m ade off a board. the minimum depth for safety is eight to 10 feet. "THE LESS exper ienced you are at diving. the safer you...may be," he said. NEW BRUNSWICK, N .J. CAP>- More New Jerseyans know who the New York governor is than who their own U.S. senators are, according to a survey. "A perfect dive li ke the Olympic divers' is a risk for anyone except the professional. HAHDCltAnlD AMlltlCAH·MAOI ATHL..CTIC ,.OOTWCAlt Although one out of every two persons could name Hugh Carey as New York's chief executive, only one in three could n a m e Ha rrison Williams is a sen ator from t he Garden State, although he's been in office since 1958. "On the other hand, if arms are m aking a big splash, and the legs are bent the wrong way, then the diver has lots of 'drag' slowing the descent under the waler. In other words. the more sloppy the dive, the safer the dive seems lo be." SHOP MOW~ IACI TO SCHOOL SIUCTID Sm.IS -UP TO 5"" Off :Z DAYSONlY -AM. 16-1 7-SAT.f·ISUM.10.4 J515 HA•le>a II.VD. COSTA MISA-140-7117 Last year She earned $108,884. His earnings were $74,819. Al-Jene Neatht~. Al• 24 8t&rtod 111711 Roben Spr1n4or Alt,. 5!> 81.&rV!d I 97!. What 18 your pote:ntial? Dflple &btlr obtloUI dl&!' llllCH, Atllo.t &nd Bob b&ft I JOl It! common. 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Fire Drill New Platfonn Tested • ·rhe Suspended M aneuverlng System tSM S>. 1.1 "flying fire engine" unveiled last week ill the McDonnell Douglas Huntington Beach plant. could prevent a real-life occur· rence of the disaster depicted in "Towering In· ferno " "lnfemo" producer Irwin Allen himself was on hand to view a demonstration or the high-rise fire fighting platform. which can be suspended from a helicopter "ll's a marvelous piece or equipment," Al· ten declared. HE DENIED A RUMOR, though, that he was In the process of making a sequel to .. Towering Lnferno," adding that he was just an observer of the demonstration. The SMS platform, suspended by a 1,000- foot steel cable, has its own propulsion system and can be steered horizontally by an on-board operator as much as·l60 feet in any direction. Presently being evaluated by tbe Los Angeles Fire Department, the SMS could ~i used to transport firefighters to, and rescue v1c.- tlms from, names in high-rise buildings. The Los Angeles evaluation, to be complet- ed \n a year. is being observed closely by other agencies, according to McDonnell-Douglas spokesman Jerry Wilson. THE COMPANY WOULD NEED a number of orders for the $490.000 piece or hardware before it can be placed on the production line . .. As yet there are no solid orders." he said. .. But there is a high degree of interest from a number of cities around the world." LAFD Captain Tony DiDomenico said the SMS will be used in simulated fires. cave-ins and evacuations during the evaluation. "We want to see how it performs and how effective it will be in emergency situations," DiDomenico said. Sunday,Avgust17, 1980 O"'L y PILOT A8 Remember when Doctors made house calls? WE DELIVER HEAL TH. They Still DO! 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'Fl YING--RE ENGINE' GOES THROUGH ITS DEMONSTRATION Suspended Maineuvertng Sy1tem Unveiled In Huntington Beach Douglas officials claim Uie.SMS can al» be used to rescue victims of floods , forest rl?es. plane crashes, shjps at sea and accidents on !shore oil drilling platforms . Now you can afforct co receive profess1ona1 meo1cal actennon 1n cne convenience of your home or office Call us now vou11 have peace of mma know1n~ cnac you and your family are • proceccea anyc1me. aay or night oy 1usc a phone call CREATIVITY. • • (From Page A8) financial institution featured a bouquet of rather realistic roses fashioned out of paper currency. And he designed a line of whimsical piggy banks with bizarre faces called Hordies, __, you board your pennies -which a commercial neighbor, BiJJ Clow, manufacturer of ironstone pottery and markets nationally. · · ONCE HE'S FINISHED dabbling with a T . shirt logo for the day -capitalizing on the cur- rent country-western craze -Hord relaxes. Right now that calls for band-making a uni· que chess set in which all 32 pieces are original caricature statues executed in tiny detail. .. 'I probably take two or three hours for each one. It's a long ordeal," says Hord, who is an in· veterate collector of alt sorts of novelties de- corating his tiny headquarters. NEARLY ONE WHOLE wall is consumed with a shadowbox device containing assorted relics from his two boys' childhood toy boxes. The miniature Museum of Boyhood Junk and ~a as it might be called is a delight depict- 'ing family memories. Hol'd and several artist friends are planning ·to become famous as a rock band, titled "Close Enough," and that's as close as they're ever go- inl to get to actually performing. "Our goal is to become a famous rock band without ever playing a note," says the group's keyboard artist, known as Meaty Ochre on stage. "WE DON'T PLAY A lot o( fustruments and we don't plan to record anything," be explains. •'And of course there are a lot of places where we don't play ... " One wall of his studio is taken up almost en- tirely with dozens of quite official-looking documents, all neatly framed and some with gilt edges and elegant ca~ligraphy. "I collect credentials," Hord explains. He is a bona fide minister of four different incorporated churches and bolds sainthood in that venerable pioneer of such latter-day mail order relipous congregations, the Church of Universal Life. ·~Wby I've been a saint for 11 years now," says the devil-may.care artist. Our fMm tell• you everything you ... t to know about rour , ..... - Fi11aneial T11ni11g? Music Boards Meet John Connell, president, Michael J. Connell Foundation. 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The sessions on Sept. 4-7 in Los Angeles, will include a distinguished roster of speakers, informative sessions on orchestra administration, and Los Angeles Philharmonic con- certs al the Hollywood Bowl. contemporary music?.. h d r.. s Final meetings will be devoted to $ e er ape t updates of national and statewide F RE E discipline organizations with Peg rods' 0 r . Ii n in g Yorkin, Free Public Theatre Founda- tion: Dr. Richard LeBlond. San w1•th p r h Francisco Ballet; Patrick Ela, Craft U C ase. and Folk Art Museum; Dr. Charles ,. .......... llil!l!!!lllfP!lll!l!lll .. -'!!_.-.ifl!lll.,. ........................... .. 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'fle cn"Y' (7141 IM-llOO l'ALlll 11'11'"°51114) U M UI f'AIAOCNA 1211) rt$o1'17 l'Ul:NTI MIU.I ftlt) •HJ41 lllVfllM>f C7U) 111..-0 SAN UllHAllOl..c> (1141114411) ™OUIANO 0Alll ll0$1 .. , .. ., t fOflllANCJ c2u1 u1 .. an WUT CO~lfllA ()Ill MO-l111 WHlllWOOO 1111) M7<UI I I . :I Je 0-'ll. Y PILOT Flexibility? Bill ired a LEN SCOTI' .. ....... Mall Leanard Shane and ll•rey Sn>•d.tr 1re about u dllferftll u bull and Mar markeu Shane \a a blJ man wit.h • deep, confident volce. Sn.yder ls lrlm. mild and eof\·apoken Shane la chairman of the board of an Onn1e C'.owio· savlo#S and loan uaoclalion SnydM bi director of a con•umer group. HANti LlK &." ro point at Snyder and bellow ''Thi is v.hut' )Otl b1o<A' 1l, H•rr) •• Snyder Okts to lanon ham Litll Wednesday . the t\\-o mt'n shared the same Ulble lo deb1ate lhe men\.~ ot le11slat1on to c~ate a ne"'' kind of homt" mort1age Shane ang the propol>al s praises. Sn> der lamented •ts Caultli The debutt' at the C'Ounty Hall of Ad m ln1slrat1011 WU!> :.pon:.{lr~t b~ the Uousm g Coalition of Orange Coufll) ll was stagt!d to publ\cii.e the controversi al bill authored b} slate Sen John Jo' f'oran. D San Frant'1sro FOllAN'S B ILL WOt:LD <'reale a flexible mortgage in which month!~ payments includ- ing principal and interest are reset at the end of a S·to-8-year period Rates are reset to reflet't the cost of money to the savings and loan as· sodations. The aspet't Sn yder didn 't like is called negative amortization. which could occur if in· terest rates for the lenders increase rapidly. In that case. the extra intel'est that is accru· ing as the borrower pays a fixed rate is tacked onto the principal. Pay ments on the principal increase at the beginning or a new period. However . the inver se also is true. If the cost of money for the lender goes down. the bor· rower's payments automat1cally decrease. THE BILL WAS passed by big margins in both houses. Gov. Edmund G . Brown Jr. vetoed it late last month. An override attempt is ex- pected when the Legislatur e reconvenes this week. • Shani. chaarm;.1n of the board of Mercury Savings and Loan .\,..soc1ation of Huntington Beach. stumped for th"' o vernde. He claimed the F or.Jn rrtt.'thod is a reasona- b le answer to t'han12i n,.. 1•1•r0nom1c <'Onditions and would provide m on ' n1t11il''.-for loans thah other metbodsr He said c·onsumt-or act1\ asts are waging an "incredible pohl1t·:Jl war to regulate the sav- in gs and loan andustry and they are using the bill as a hostage. SNVDE R I S WEST COAST dir ector for Consumers Union. the non.profit publisher of "Consumer Reports .. m agazine. He predicted that enactment of the mortgage rate would create a new wave of fofeclosures when bor· rowers learned they cou ldn't k~p up with their loan pay m ents. "What they call negati\'e amortization we call losing your home, .. he said H e claimed the method removes all of the risk from the l ender und place,, it squarely on the borrower. Snyder agreed with Shane lhat the Foran m ethod could beat other m ortgages when i/i. terest rates are on the decline. But he didn't agree with Shane -mut'h to the latter's disgust -that borrower !> v. ould ht' prote('led e\·en when the inflation ratl' 1-, ir11 r,•a,an ~ A.,. Men~r~O.~ ve.Presld~ I Ave. Paltzada U.C. /~I Cam1110 flea I U.C. AWi San Lu11 R•r 0 C ConCOfclla PeCIHtrifn O.C New Lanes Progressing IJul Raci1ig Fans lmermpt Freeimy Work Hy SfEVE MITCH ELL Of tll9 0 .. 1, Pli.t St.tit It's been a year since work began on the widening of the San Diego Freeway through San Clemente. and Cal tran s off1t'1als sa y the Job's pretty much on srhedule That des pit e l as t wanter's heavy rains and those d amn horses. W O RK C R E WS from Guy Atkinson Co. of Long Beach, the firm awarded t he $30 million freeway widenin g contract , lost 40 days due to r ains and flooding last winter. And now. with the opening of the Del Mar racetrack . Caltrans offit'ials say traJfic is backing up during lhe week from about 10 a.m . to noon. · "I didn't think lhat many peo· pie went to the race tra~k. ·; t'huckl ed Alan R Rossing. a sen ior engineer wilh Caltrans. H e said the summer traffic along the 6-4 m ile freew ay stretch was fine until the Del Mar trat'k opened D ESPITE T H E mid·day backups. the 100 or so grader s. heavy equipment operators, bridge builders, con crete m i x- er s and other road workers are right on schedule. Rossing expect s the three· year project to be completed by the end of September in 1982 if Southern California enjoys m i ld winters. "If we have heavy r ains like the l ast few years, it m ight be November or December ( 1982> before we're finished." he pre- dicted. "B UT RIG HT now we're a ht· tie more lhan 25 percent com - plete and a Little m o r e lhan 25 percent into our contract time.·· Road t're\\S ar e widening the s1x·lane bottleneck through San Clemente to eight lanes, begin· ning just north of Camino de Estr ella -at about the junction with Coast Highway -to just south of the San Diego County lin e near San Mateo Creek . Along with an additional lane in each direction. the freeway project m t'ludes construction of seven bridges, widening of four existing over passes. a n ew pedestrian overpass near Con- t'Ordia Elementary School, and construction of 16 sound walls near residential areas along the interstate. To date. the Concordia foot· bridge has been completed. as has a new bridge at A venida M endidno near the south end of the project. T HREE OTH E R bridges are under construction, including overpasses at Avenida San Luis Rey that is of inter est to state park officials : the Reeves R an ch Road overpass just north of A ven i da Pico ; and the Avenida Vaquero undercrossing, wher e traffic is currently being diverted inland. Some t r affic delays are being experienced on surface streets in San Clemente, and Rossing said they will continue to ex· per ience congestion as Caltrans detours freeway traffic onto local streets during t'onstruc· tion. D4111Y PHet SU.ti ,._ AVENIDA SAN LUIS REY BRIDGE UNDER CONSTRUCTION San Oieao Freeway Work Contlnuea In San Clemente Area P U BLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTI CE COUNTY FEELING DOWN'! "/Y,..., Wonder 0 "'6" gerovifal / it's legal in Las Vegas Medical e1nirurr " Complete 3 d ay, 2 n ijJht packa1<e IM ludin1t: Air Farf>, Hotf'I • Oi nnPr Slao1t\ Mf'<1 l1, Trat1•porla liot1 8278.00 Unlilt>d Space -<:AU . NOW New Ho rizon T ravel (71+> 673-0144 Tax o .. duclible EXl>f'h8(> . . Of course it is. . Almost everyone 1s familiar w ith the kind of hypnosis that's performed in front of an audience for entertainment purposes. The performer who induces this k ind of hypnosis would have you behave that.he has some strange power over the volunteers that come up on stage N othing could be further from the truth The power 1s m yo u The performer only make~ use of 11 .. That same power that 1s 1n you can be used to help you stop smoking ... reduce anxiety ... help your concentration help you to learn 1n· crease your self confidence. and with a doctors re· ferral, reduce or gain weight and control pain ... Hypnosis is an effective tool for change and growth. It's safe, simple. and 1nexpens1ve ... It can help you to become the person you really want to be . . Hypnosis has been around for three thousand )'ears . Is now the time for you to check into it? . Of course 11 Is The only Hypnot1s1 licensed by the City of Costa Mesc. COSTA M E SA HYP N OSIS CE NTER 666 Baker Street , Suite 405 Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Phone 540-6757 .. Initial 1nterv1ew at no charge. P U BLIC NOTICE P UBLIC N OTICE FICTITIOIJS 8USINESS FICTtTIOIJS BUSINESS. NAME STATEMENT lol.llME STATEMENT Th .. lol1ow1nq. p•rson 1\ ooino I Thf' tollowlnq ptr\Of\ I\ do)ng t>u~l bu,1nf'.,~ •\ n•\\ ~~ COATINC.CONCfPTS 7Mornonq LAN DS CAPE SYS TEMS Oov• ir .. nf' Calofornl• ,,,,, OEVfLOPMENT t. MAINTENANCE, Jal"•\ H JatOb\pn 7 Mornono 33761 C&lle l • Prim•••••. Oona Point. l Oo•~ 1rv1,,.. C41hlo•n•b~17 1• 1C&llfornla Thi\ bu. \lf'\f'C.\ ., COtUlu<.t .. d Dv 4n 8 0 Y(t M unot, ll76t Ca lte L• 1nd1v1CSu•" Prtm•v•r&. Oant!t Po~nt California I J~,.,.., H JIK Ob~" Tiil\ bu\lntt\ O\ (Ol>dU< led Dy d" on• ~ lhi' \tattfT'l.'4'' •b\ '•lflid w1Ut tf'\11 cth·,ctual I County (IPr> OI 0••~ Counlt on Jvlv Bo•<• Munor \S 19&0 'ln'~ ll!ltat~nt we\ filttd wi1h 1~ I Fl417W •County Clo•• ol Or•ncie county on I HUNTER. VOS!> IAUQU\11? t'l!IO Attorneys •t uw FU*' t..00 F•irchlld Dnvo Publ•\""" Oral'Qt Co'"' Oa11V Pilot Suite 100 Auq t' 7• JI Sl>ot 1 1"90 337s.te Post OHl<t 8o• 1 .. 11 lrvrnt. Cll mil Publl~ Of•~ (~it O.t•IV P1tot PUBLIC NOTICE Ju iv 1~~:~~ ·~:ICE~~ I The :~?.~~;!!~'~~:9 busl· FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME ST.<ITEMENT ff\f' fOUOW•"9 ~\Ol'I IS. d01n9 bu~i n ,.UA\ F " (llf GEll db" COMPUTE II svST EMS •CB.I' c ... (JR) l&U7 Pa( 1ftt Coast HUJ,,\1¥~1'. Sunwt 8_.ac" Co1ttorro1a q()1•? n~\\ •s <;EA (llFF Hf,O.TING ANO Atll CONOITIONING •4117 EooewoOd L•n•. Hunt•nvton 8••1en C•l•for"'• ,,_ Josepn Thomas Campcs ••117 EdqewooO u ,,... Hun11no10., Beach. C•lllornl• t?i.16 Tl\I\ OV\IM\\ ,, <ono<Jt"IPd Dy an 1 ... F .,.. Creorr. 1'361 Grf~""''"" FICTITIOUS BUSINESS FICTITIOUS BUSINESS l oM Hunrn>Qton BO<ll C•t.lorn•• NAMESTATl!ME"T NAME STATl:MENT ~71M4 d lV1duel J~T Camoos Aides Assist Agencies Peopl e with s pecial t al ents can o ffer help and hope to the troubled a n d needy of Orange County. A day treatment pro· gr am for children with beh avior and emotional pr oblems seeks people with psychology or men- t al heal th care back- Neptune Society CllEMATIOff BUlllAI.. At SEA 646-743 1 ..,...,, MClal -.llrlly •ltd .. totan' M Mlt1hveti. ..... It~"'•• as.Iv _,,,,_ _,_'-Mnlu' C4111 lor ,,... portlollo J• lln. C•"'·/B-r. 'McCC>ttMICtC MOlTU&lllES 'Ii Laguna Bt-ai:n 494·~~\~ Laguna Hiii!> 768·0933 San Juan Capistrano 495-1776 HAllC>tt LAW1'4-MT. OLIVE Mortuary • Cemerery Crematory 1625 Gisler Ave Costa Mesa S40.5554 NICIUOTHHS llLL .. OADWAY MOlTUAU 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 642-9150 IALT?lllGHON SMITH I Tun4tll WHTCUff CHAf'tL 427 E 17th St Costa Mesa 646·9371 ... ct•OTMHS SMITHS' MOIT\IAIY 627 Mam SI Hun11n01on Beach 536·6539 I• NllJAMILY • COU>MIA.L AIMiaAL NOMI 7801 Bolaa Ave w .. tm1nster 893-3525 groun d s to h el p supervise small groups. Bl·L l NGUAL peopl e are needed to interview clien ts at a Legal Aid Society o£fice. Training is offered for those who qualify. B oth openings are han dled by the Volun· tary Action Center of South Orange County, 675-9210 or 833·9278. A t'&ll to either number "Ill pronde infor mation on lhe followmg · -A meeting Sept. 10 at the Central Library io Civic Cent.er, Santa A n a. will offer insight into the probl ems of child abuse and what can be done to end it. The session begins at 9:30 a.m . -FAIRVI EW State Hospital needs dozens of aides to help clients de· velop soeial, motor and other skills. And they n eed people for friendly visits to often lonely peo· pie residing at the Costa Mesa facility. -A county hospice Tnt toHow'nq e>er~o"' •rt c:tolnq TP\~ follow lMa C>~"\Ot"I\ _,,.~ OOinQ l f\i\ OU\\nf"\~ t\ COf'\dvC\t4 O'f An tn· bv~H,eu at bu~lnf''iS ,n d1-.i1dua1 seeks people who wish tc; MUUCHtES PIZZA NO \ ?O• E A AAROVAllK TvPEWRITEll F H (roQf'• h d . d AOAm s Avenue, No C. ,.u,.tlnoton llENTAL 17111 B•a<ll Blvo Sult• Tiii• Slalemt'nl w•s llltd wltll tnt' aSSiSl l e y 1n g an Buell. Callt0<n1,.'1'48 ?Ot Hunlln9lon Buell CalHornl• Countv Clor~ ot O'""OI' Ca.inlv on Julv their families. r11omo• M e111s. OH Purce '1~7 11 1480 The Voluntary Action s1rn1. H1>n11nt;110fl Beacl\. C•IUornlo Ro~n c; Nu•y. 6331 Braemar FIOl>4 '76'4 Orlvt. "Uf\llJ19lon Beat!\, Colllornio PubllS....., Ora~ Co,ut OAlly Ptlol Center of West Orange All•n P. C•mobell, 111A H\ln\ ..,~, AuQ l . 10 17 ,. 1'!80 3193.90 County Offers similar ln9ton Street. Huntington Buell, Mltt\HI C Shanahan. 1.SOO Salta. Calltornla 9'/Mll No J. SanlaAna, Cahtornoa'7701 0 pp 0 rt Unit i e S . Ca)) TlllS bu>IN'U I> conducted by o Thi> buslllf-U Is conduelt'd by a 898-0043 for details on the <1Pnm 1 ~=~~0 Elll• oen••o1 i;:~~~~- f ollowi.ng: 4' Tllos \llttment was !tied wit" 1"-Tiii> Sl•l-nl w .. lllf'd .. ,,,, I~ FICTITIOUS BUSINESS _ A fanu" l y vi"olence Coulll'I' Clerk of Or•"9f County on Julv Counh C~rll of Or•"9f Countv on July "AME STATEMENT 31. 1"90 Jt, 1'90 I Tnt tollowlnt;I Ptt•on Is dolno hotline in Garden Grove .. 111oii1 Ft4WS bu••nMus h h lped I t Publlsrw<I Orotnqe C.,.•t O•llv Piiot, Publlllwcl Or•~ C041•t oelly Pilot. Mar" S" • o o • • d M * r 1 n • as e coo empers Au9 3. 10. 17, , .. '"° 3111·90 AUQUSI l, 10, 17. "· l'lllO 319'.aG I E If( 11on10 . 81 91 Henton Ort Yp in many SitUa\iOnS, bUl _:;._.....;......;......:.......:..----Hunlln9ton8eoKl\.Cl•'I? ... m ore h elp l·s needed. P U BLIC NOTICE P U B L IC NOT I CE Mer• Sn•ooord 1"' Hrnton Drtw t-tunlo"91on Buel\ CA 'l?•.W. Training is offered. T1>ls b.,,,,..,, " conoucteo t>v an -A Fountaio Valley FICTITIOUS BUSINESS FICTITIOUS BUSINESS .no1v10u.tl NAME ST.t.Tl!MENT NAME STATEMENT Mar• Sl\epptrO teen help ceoter re-Tllr lollowonq p('rson 1, oolnq f nt lollowlnq P•"~"' .. ,. OolnQ Tllo\ ,,.1.......,1 w•s l•led Wttl> t~ P U BLIC NOTICE Tll•S slot°"""'nl wa• llltd with lllt (ountv CIPr~ ot Oran9" Countv o~ llUQU\f 17 t.i FIOOOJ Publl\ned OrbnQI! C041\I Dolly Pilot, A"t;i_l7, 2•. 31. Se01 1. l'lllO 337.....0 PU BLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Tiie 1011ow1n9 e>erM>nS are dolno bu,tri~·u •s NEWPORT GllEENl't-OUSES, 101q I Cyoren Strttl Santa Ana t<tlorits. ca11toml• '7707 Cerol l..O\llst Stansbu•v. 203~1 Cvoress St,...1, S.nta Ana Helollts, C•lltornla "77'01 Robert Marlt Slan•bury, 70391 CVPrfU St-I. Soni• A,.. H•lqN•. C•lllornle9'7'07 T h h bu"nt i.s '' conoucted bv hu\b~nd ilt'IO w tffi c.<01 l Slonsbury Trus st.ar1-IT'lltf'lf was f1f Pd wllrt IM Counly Clerk 01 Oranoe County on AuquSI 12. 1990 FUJ01J q U e S t S h e } p W i t h bu\O,..H as 1 bu•lness.,. Counly cr.,11 Of Or•n~ Counrv on Jul> I 11 THE BRUNS COMPANY. 171 N E WP 0 11 T T R A DI N Ci 74, l'lflO telephones and public THE BRUNS L.ETTEll. 11171 We\ltrn COMPANY. '°"' M<KAtlhur Blvo Fl•t~ Publll ned 0ran91' Co.ul Dally Piiot. Published 0••"9' Ccwl'1 Dolly Pllo• Auo. !7,74.ll.S.ot~Ll"° _ ~ r el ations for an upcom-A•f "'· Ga•«Mn Grow C• "••1 Ne,.oort Bea<h c.-9'060 Eric Marlon Brun. 6qll \.tll•n• E Kell!\ o ... ens. 17 San Malto in g fund· raiser. (VP•HS Ca 'IOOXI Way Co•ON del """' CA 9'67S ::;;r~~~=;....;;.----, H 11' ~·~•• '' conduct...S t>v an Ro~rt w Bell u 1 Ocamoo Or ,,,,,,_,dtt'I p.,,,,,, Ptth\d~S CA <I011? f:oast Students Top List July 71 AUQ J, tO. 17 1.i JOll 8'. PU BLIC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTIC E -FICTITIOUS 8us!HiSs-- ,..AME STATEMENT l 1 h 1 \ S:.i 11 I.u1,. ub1spo has named eight Or ange Coast residents to their President's List. To be named to t h e Presidenf's List, stu · dents must earn grade Joins Group Dr. Todd Adams of 2232 Bristol Street. Newport Beac h , has been selected for mem· bership in th e American C hiropractic Associa- tion. PU BLIC NOTICE 11\CTITIOUS BUSINESS HAME STATEMENT Th• hlllowlftQ ~1.an I> dc)lnq tluil· MU et• .t.SSO C IATES INTE"N.<l'flONAl..E, 500 Ntwoorl Ctnter Oflw, NO uo. Ntwoort Buell, C•lllornht 92..o Miiton I... FrMmon. lllOI Balba<I Avenut. Newport Boch, Calllornlt '76'? Thli DuSIMH '' condu<tt<I bY on In· dl•ldu•I Miiion L. Fr""'"" Tiii• \latement ..,,. llll!d wllll IM county Cltr1< ot Or&n~ Co•.mlv on Julv 31. "'° FUl.»O Publlshl!d Orll"Of COll'1 O•lly Piiot. A119 l , ICI, 1', 1•, 14tQ ~ Keeps you on top of the tocat, 1cene ... ~Sundays In the •l\l'r..11.ws JJltit'm g tl1l·111 among the top 15 per- cent of th e und e r - graduate students at the Wedo it all at f rit Br un\ Thts bu\Hl«"'\ 1\ (0'10Ut.1'?0 t>t .a------------- university . T h e studen t s are : · GIRL FRIDAY ~Senicis lr\1\ ""'"""'"' w fl\ flfft(J w•tn '""" 11m 1ttO Nt'tnttr~hlp County Cler• ol OranQ<' County On E ICt'llh Qwtns JunP 76 l'llO ~MUI Pert,.., ,,UO>OI Thh slot~nl wos lllP<I w1tn IM~ Publl~ Or""~ COii" DAiiy Pilot Counly Clprk o1 OrMcie County on July July ?&. Al.Ill , •. 16 t'l80 :ion eo ?4. 1990 PU BLIC N OTICE JOHNS. PENNISH. ESO. JoM S. P ...... 111. ,.,.,'°' Wa y n e Wrig h t , of• H I Corona del Mar ; Sharon • ousec eaning J'lCTITIOUS BUSINESS Bachman . 0 r o a n a • Run Your Errands -..AMe su raMENT A ProlHslenal Corp. l25 Ho. CAnllwood Or. 1..0t At199lft, (A -7• Point; Thomas Sapere • House 54ttmg ne!~~'lollowlno pet\OI\ 1' doln9 bU\I PutlllSho!d Orant;ll! Coa11 Oallv Piiot -!!'IY ?7, Aug 3. 10. ti, HllO ~7·80 an d David Taylor, of • Diet Meal Planning M ... u, r. soNs. •n Dahlia, corona B h d~I M•r. Calllornl• "76'.S PUBLIC NOTICE Huntin gton eac : • Laundry & Ironing Jelle•v l•w v ot..ov•"'"· o~ Sarah Jayne and Janice Se D•"1'•· Co•°"" or1 Mar c.111orn1a PICTIT10USBus1NESs S l·egfri'ed . of lrvi·n e ·, •Party r~ces •1m NAME STATEMENT Tl>fs t>uslneu I• conouctf(I by an In· Jen ifer Callahan , of Mis-• Closet ()gaomng dlvldua1 bu!r,,· .. ~0~~w1no oerson• ••• ooino sion Viejo: an d David licensed Insured rns ~:i:::.:;~w .. !:C~r:;'!1111 t"-N E.t.l TNSui>PS. m12 s. coast s m i l h • 0 r N e w p 0 r l County Cltrle of Oranve County Of'! July ~~~~;~1~·.i~1• 8• South L.•gun•, Beach. 559·5022 l t '* H .. 1-.. inc.,• medlGal group, ijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiliiiii~iiiiii~~illilliiil~I Pl4tm • C•lltornle <Of110f•llon. ll5'2 S Coalt ---Publllhkl Or•ftQf Coa'1 Dally Piiot, Hlgllwo. S11ll• 8. Soutll L.•gun•, Auo. 3. 10. 11, u . '"° ~ cetlf01n•• m n Laguna Manor RETIREMENT RESIDENCE Private rooms in a Quiet garden atmosphere overlooking the Pacific Ocean Attractively served meals including special diets . ,. Daily maid service. phones. cable T.V. and local transportation included. PUBLIC NOTICE C•rol 0citw1.in, ,...,_, HIV Orlw, CNltO, C.t411ornla,1110 Geyle Olson, 17HI Kenwood. T u1l111, C.ttornt• ,,_ lllCTIT10UI BUSINESS Tiiis blnl ... u Is COfldUcttd by • NAM£STATEM•MT oe,,.relpe~ Tiie lollo•l'lg o•rson It dol119 HMlt"-b, l11e., buslnen •s · • mtdlc•I gnlU9 A HYDE CO., 17'5 AOOHVell J...iu E Alrum• M O l •ne, l..AQVN 8H<h. CA '7~.il !ecm•~·TrMW; .. Annelle To11et1I Hyde . '"S This ste...,_t was med wit" ti.. Roosevelt Lane, l..4t9\l(\'ll 8Hch, CA County C .. rk of Orant;ie County on 926S I A '"t IJ ,. This busl""• Is Con<IU(ltd DY '" J~ICsoH, ICIDo•lt & IUCICl..INO lncllvldu•I. A-Yt41ta...w A,,.,.tte T HY<le ,_..._ ,._ This sYtt-•11 was lllfd wllll tllt Wtlll , .... ._.... .. Coun1v Cltr~ Of O•a'IQt County OJI Julv ... Ne.,..,. C'MIWf c>rtve 1'· l'9Q. N-!Mf' 9ee<tl Ctlltef"IM• t16M 11141''7 ' 'UI07J Publllllecl Ot-tn91 '°"" O•ll~I!_!' P\lblhl\ed o .. ,. GOHI Oellv Piiot. JUIY 77. Aug. 3. 10, 11, 1'90 --Auo. ti, ,.,JI, s.ot 1, ,._ w1.ao FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMl!lolT Th~ fol1ow,no Pf:'"°"' •r• dolno bu\lnr s,,. as F1FT1~ 5TRE ET Pl AZll AP.t.llTMENTS, 10511 C•llltburn Cir cle. t<unllnQlon Buth. Calltornl• 91646 Jamtt W. Moore. l'0511 C•llltburn Clr<I•. HunllnQ1on BH<I\. C•lltornl• 97646 Maroortt Ann Moore, 70 511 Calhrbum (lrCle. HUf\llnqlon S.tcl\, Calllornl• 9'""6 T l\ls business h condutll>d bv • oener•I p.trtMnhlp. JemttW Moort Tl\ls Slllltmel\I was llled wllll Ille (ounlv Cltr1< ol Oranqe county Oft July 31. '"° T~ toll-lr>g person ts doing busl ne\\ •s ME RCEOES BENZ SEllVICE CE"IT Ell, 711 17th Slrtt\, J·4, Cosla Mos•. C•llloml• 92677 M•un<• E. L•orole. U ASllbrook. Irvine. C•llfornlo 9'71• This buSIMU Is CondU<ted by •n In· dl•ldual. M6url<t L••ole Tlllt sl•l-t wn llltld wltll ti.. Co\lnty Clerk ol Oranoe County on Auoust n. '"°· 11 141111 Publl1i.cl Or•noe CO.st O•llv Piiot, AUQ 17, 14, JI, S.pl. 7 t.i 3~ PU BLIC NOTICE '14tm lllCTITIOUS 9USINUS Publlsned Or-c ... st 0.llY Pllol. NAME STATEMENT Aug l 10. 11. 14. l'llO )l"-'O T"• followlno oerson. arr dolnQ -----buslroess., PU BLIC NOTICE H ... R B 0 A w A I. I( CONSTRUCTION COMPAN Y, 5110 C.mous Or , Newpon 8HCll, Cll 'l?..i> FICTITIOUS BUSINl!SS Pathl-• Piw:llJc Coroorfllon '• NAM• STATl!MENT C•lllllrnl• coroor•llonl, SIJO C•mw• The followlno --It OOlftQ ovtl Or . <P.O. 8cu 10'01. l'lor..,POrt Stach. nHs •1. CA '7MO (II PACIFIC NOllTHWEST Rarnlclo. •nd Soni Inc I • PUBL IC.t.TIONS.11) JEWISH l lGHT, Celllornl1 corooreliont. SS?• O••Oel• !JI Al..P"A llEPORT 14) VOi.OEN ... ..en..-. -lend Hiiis, CA •1)6.ol TIMES ISi SPANISH NEWS, 901 N This buslneU ts conduct..S by • eusll Slrffl. S.n\t Ana, Celllornl• corporauon. •7711 P,U'Hl'INOER JOl\n·O.vld OllW1oOll. 3At01 Amber PACIFIC CORP Len1ern, Done Point. C.lllornl• '1•1' Freel-· Tiii\ l>U\l...S$ I\ cOl\du<ltd b~ .,, In Prt<ldMI dlviCJu•I rhl1 lllttmtnl was llled wllh IM Jol\n·Oa•ld 01wson Co\lnly Clltf'k Of Or-CounlV on July Tn lS 1tttf1Y'fnt we• 1111!<1 with IM 74, t9t0 Countv Cl~rll ol Orenq,, Covnly of\ Jui., l'UUO• JI, 1'llO 11141l1' Publl111ed °'""II C04111 O•llY Pllol Publl.,•NI Or•• COAll DAiiy Pllol Julv 27, AUii ], 10. 17, t'lllO :io.· 80 AU9. 3, tO, 17. 14, 19t0 lHO llO PU BLIC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE ·~OUNTY Sunday. August 17 1980 DAIL v PILOT . ' I I BolSa Chica Marina Now Possible? ' P1Gp0Md atat• 1uidelloel th* open U.. door for 1 boM mariu ln ta.. ... ~ lolaa CWca WlllMdl nn alrtd lut ..-ln Hunt iqton~. A«'Gl'dina to lM ~Coastal Act pld· dlla•. ll a pr~hnloary dttermleaUoD that the ~ ~· Wetludt are M~b cteva~ betomtl oMclal, a boat martna coukt be ant permllaaW. method of rntorat.toa. " •Aal NA ·s NAVIGABLE c hannel tbeor.Ucalb' would provide Udal nushlna and ,..store bffltb to aalmal and plant We in a major portlonolade1rad.cl1Darth. HoW4aver, Coastal Commluaoo Wetlands Coordinator Eric Met& has discounted the po11JbWty that a marina •111 be built In Bolla Cblca.,. ff• aa.ld ii tht atatt f'llb and Game Depart- ' ment otnclally deter mln t.M wetlands to be severely dearaded and unable to ~1enerate lUell. other restoration methods. such as a non· navi1able cut to the sea. would be pursued first. "A boatin1 facility ln Bolu Chica is a po11lbillty accordin1 to tbe Coastal Act. but I think lt la a low probability," Meta said. "rr WOULD ONLY BE allowed if there are oo other reuJble alternatives that would be less damaging to the environment." A public hearing or the proposed wet~ds guidelines was held Monday by the South Coast Class Reveals Desert Delight.~ What can bite or sting you, and what you should know before you set out to explore the desert will.be the focus of a fall biology course at Golden West College. "Today a lot of people are traveling to and through the desert. including campers and scout groups," said Lou Mikelson, who designed and will teach the course, Biology 109, Desert Ecology. Th.is ecological survey of the deserts of the world with emphasis on our southwestern de· aerts, parts and mountains, is structured to meet the needs of both transfer and continuing education studentrwho-aTe interested in ieam tn1 what they will ftnd in the desert, what to see, possible dangers, and how to survive. Registration by appointment will be held Aug. 20 to Sept. 2, and on a walk-in basis without appointment, Sept. 4·12. 1be pr1me rate has come down. So have Interest rates on trust deed loans arranged byRepublJc Now ls thp Ume to borrow. Before Interest ratts mJght clJmb sky high again. as so many erohomJsts pmilct. ~u11 find we can be flcxtblc In arranging tmneand ~t& You may borrow from 810.000 to 81.000.000. lllke anywhere from SO dlt's to ftve ymrs to repay. \bu11 Ond we're fast. Jn many cases. we've beer\ abie to arrange sizeable loans wt thin 48 to 72 hours. So hW'l)t Joln the Republic and talk over )'OW" needs wt th one of the expcrtcnttd loan brokers at Republic Home Loan. 1be oompany ! that's thumbs down on Interest rat.es and thumba up on loans. JOIN THE UPUBUC I ~~ur~~~~ (714) 851·0991 ~ Btoller"• <>f'ntts alto In Encino and Covtna Reslonal Comm1 aalon and pasaed onto the Callfomla Coa tal Commisalon which wlll act on the proposal next month The M-paae docu· ment waa developed by Coutal Commission staff mem~rt and lnt~rpreta the Coastal Act. In March. the late F11h and Oame Depart· ment made a prellmlnury determination that l, 12~ of lht' l ,300 fll're~ in Boin Chica are de· 11raded and tn na d or mujor ri:llloraUon. But that tlndln6( w11s disputed two months latt>r by the U.S J.'t111h and Wiidiife Service wbt<'h reported In Muy that the area was not de· aradcd nor in need of major restoration. TH•: n :of:ltAl. REPORT said that large numbers of migratory waterfowl and shorebirds 11pcnd the 11ummer and wi nter in the marshland and that 1t 1s a "viable component" or the ecosystem Or Peter Green, president or the environ- mental group Amigos de Bolsa Chica, asked the regional comm1ss1on Monday to seek a concrete defm1uon or a degraded wetlands to be used statewtde In any event, ao effort to bnng ocean water into the marsh probably would await a three-and- a-half year study of the matter begun this year by the Army Corps of Engineers. The controversial marsh 1s located south 01 Warner Avenue along Paciric Coast Highway in unincorporated county area surrounded by Hun· tlngton Beach It bas been hotly disputed by development Interests on one _side. and environmentalists who want the marsh preserved in a natural state on the other. CURRENTLY IT IS PROTECTED from de· velopment by the Coastal Act because it was of- ficially declared a natural wetlands last March by the Coastal Commission. At least two lawsuits are engaged in the mars h battle -one by landowner Signal Landmark Properties Inc. which challenges the determination that the area is a protected wetlands. And the other by Amigos challenging a 1973 Bolsa Chica land swap agreement between Signal and the state. The 1973 agreement gives Signal clear title to the wetlands and gives the state 300 acres to use as a wildlife preserve with an option to ob- tain another 200 acres if a navigable ocean channel were to be cut into the Bolsa Chica at state expense. 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Ra1e1 roU.l11s1 SI OOOot Previous Ba~nceandol 10,, fl 2~AnfluJt Pe1cemJ;e rM:e , toJ11n1 t!lf·e, •• " S: • • r 111c c.,.,.,, ''"'C"·••e I'' ct-, f>.•r<1n1.,1-.~·1,. n l(j (J,1y~. CJI 1nttp11t(n.1~e a,11e c1nr F1n..1nce (;11,111t: ,., .. .,,. p r '/t.:ie '" r-e ·e• .•iat"1 1' r.•tofJ l-O ' -~~,..,.., iO ciays-ati.r 1111 payment ha$ tlffn 1tJCe1WKJ > RAMS JOHNNIE JOHNSON, NOLAN CROMWELL (21) BATTLE PRESTON PEARSON. COWBOY TONY DORSETT IS WRAPPED UP BY RAM DWAYNE O'STEEN. •1 Rams Fail Ag~in Ferragamo, Haden Frustrated By JOHN SEV ANO Of .. INMl'r PIMt Sutt Dallu 19. Rama 18. Vince Ferragamo 35. Pat Haden 10. If you're wondering about all the numbers, they renect what transpired between the Dallas Cowboys and Los Angeles Rams Saturday night in a preseason contest played al Anaheim Stadium before 63,283 in attendance. First of all, the 19·16 reflects the final score of the contest won by the Cowboys. And the second figure represents the total number of polnta each quarterback has put on the board in two games, which Haden bas said is the most accurate gauge in judging one's ability. B UT IT WAS frustration, more than the numbers, that was the story of Round Two in the great quarterback battle, as both Ferragamo and Haden had golden op· porlunilies to pull their team ahead -only to fall short. Baden's shortcom- ing was the more dramatic or the two, as he rallied the Rams to a HADEN first-and-goal at the one-yard line only to fail in four successive attempts in getting the ball over for the score. With 4:33 remaining and the Rams trailing, 19-14, Haden bit Ught end Victor Hicks on a 29-yard pass play to set the Rams up at the one. With the crowd cheering and adoring the Rhodes Scholar once again, Haden whirled and banded off to fullback Jewerl Thomas on first down for no gain. EDDIE ·IULL THEN SWEPT to his right on the next play, slipped at\d lost two yards. The • _.,.. -~ -~~ ~ix>JS:a;:!taden.~«1Ai:9.w Terry Nelson on .third down and had his pass batted by Ed "Too Tall" J ones on fourth. Things d1dn 't get any better on 1.he Rams' last possession either, as Haden opened with a first· do·vn pass to J eff Moore at the Dallas 30, but was then subsequently sacked on his next play before throwing three straig ht incompletes. "We wanted to be aggressive in the second half," explained Haden. "We thought we could pick on their comers. "What happened was terrible. I'm dying," he continued. "It's games like this that test a quarterback and a team's character. I'm very, very, dissappointed. We had the opportunity to win, but I blew it. "I FELT I THREW THE BALL WELL. I just hope we can get untracked next week against Denver. I realize a win tonight would· have been ANGELS ALL WET, TWIN BIU ON 1J' BLOOMINGTON, Minn. CAP) -Saturday's American League game between the Angels and Minrt'esota Twins was postponed because of rain. The ga m e was called 45 minutes after the scheduled start with a steady rain continu· ing. It will be made up Monday afternoon, the Twins announced. Both of today's games with the Twins are scheduled to be shown on Channel 5 television, begin- ning at ll a.m. good for me and for the team. For that reuon, 1'111 disappointed for us both. I'm competing for a job here and I want to wl.n a football game." So. incidentally, is Ferragamo, who followed his spectacular performance agai.nat New England with a good and bad showing against Dallas. Ferragamo was actually dolng fine unW he marched the Rams to the Cowboys' 18-yard line with two minutes remainl.ng before the half. IT WAS THEN, HOWEVER, that a pua for Drew Hill squirted ril(bt into t be arms of linebacker Bill Roe, who took the ball back to Dallas' 39, setting up the Cowboys' final touchdown drive before the half. Ferrag~mo, who was the starter, completed nine of 19 passes for 151 yards and one touchdown l"" Dayliglu Wida Boidout• SeePegeM compared to Haden's 11of23for190 yards. The consensus was a draw. "The rivalry has definitely grown more in· tense,'· said Ferragamo, who has now thrown five touchdown passes ln two games for 24, 36, 42, 40 and 43 yards. "We're both competing for a starting job, anc all this has really caused some distracting atten tion. "I TIUNK WE'RE BOTH doing a fine job but unfortunately, yes, I can't see a change in th1 situation for the next couple of weeks. "This is my fourth year and I think I'm learn ing each time I take the field. I feel I've pro gressed well, and if I'm going to start. I'm going ti have to continue to progress. "I was satisfied with my performance fo the most part. My main objective was trying ti move the football. Toward the end of the stt0nt quarter I should have had three or seven point more. That was my fault. My receivers were ope.D I j_ust made a mistake . . ____ .... ..__ -- "IT'S NOT MY JOB to d~ide who the No. quarterback is," said the Italian. "I've mature and I think I'm the man for the spot. But it's th coach who will make the decision. Tbe Cowboys' scoring came on a pair of fiel goals and two touchdown passes by.quarterbac Danny White, the man who replaced Roge Staubach and bas assumed the role of team leade1 White, playing a little more than two quarten et>mpleted 12of19 passes for 204 yards. The TDs, ironically, came against Pa Thomas' (who didn't suit up) replacement at lei corner as Dwayne O'Steen was beaten twice b tight end Butch Johnson, first for 18 yards an then again for 27 with one second remaining befor the half. Although the final score is meaningless at th time of year, it did mark the Rama• second preseaS< loss in as many games. ~ ··-BIOopers Stagger Dodgers, 3•2 Reds' Rally Drops Los Angeles Into Third Place LOS ANGELES (APl -The Cincin· nati Reds dido 'l exactly break down the Dodger Stadium fences in the ninth inning Saturday, but they were able to parlay a couple of bloopers that enabled them to move into a virtual tie for first place in the National League West. Johnny Bench looped a sin&le to short c-enter off loser Steve Howe, 5-5, to open the inninl and, aft.er a sacrifice bunt, Ron Oester dropped a Texas·league double into left center to score Bench with the winning run a1 the Redt nipped the Dodgers 3-2. The victory boosted the Reds into a ' virtual tie with Houston, which was idle Saturday. The Dodgers are now a half· game off the pace. •·Johnny led off the inning with the same kind of him. I was taking leaona from him. Sometimes it's not bow you bit 'em, it's where you hit 'em. Howe, although only 22, the bullpen ace of the Dodgers this season, was philosophical after the nationally-televised game. .i-. · ·'They both hit good pitches, they just fell in," said the young left-bander. "Sometimes that happens. There's nothing I can do about it, I guess." -I b>8 Angeles Mana1e't Tom LaSorda bad only praise for his losing pltcbe.r. "He's p itched well all year," said Lasorda. "You saw it, that's the way it goes. Sometimes you hit it rt1bt at 'em, sometimes you bit it where they ain't." The victory went to Tom Hume, 7-7, who blanked the Dod1en over the fmal inning. Dave Lopes opened with a single. went to second on a balk by starter Paul Moskau, moved to third on a single by Bill Russell and scored on Pedro Guerrero's sacrifice fly . Russell then stole second and scored on Ron Cey's two-out sin1le. Bench cut the Dod1en' lead ln half with his 19th home run of the season off Los Angeles starter Don Sutton ln tbe fourth. Sutton allowed just four hits, walk- ing two and strikinl out three, in seven in· Dings. The Reds tied it in the e~1hth off Howe. Dave Collins led off with a sin1le, took second on Ray Knight's sacririce and scored on a two-out sln1le by George Foster. . "It's a big win for WI, especially con- sidering we haven't been swinging the bats too well " said <>eater. "I hit a fastball in. It was a real lood pitch and Howe's got a very aood fastball. three innings. · The Dodgen took a 2-0 lead in the fint Moskau yielded four hits in six in· nings, waiting one and atrildn1 out four. Moskau retired the final 14 batters be faced befo~ leavin& for a pinch·hitter in the seventh. STANWEBSTEA HAULI IN A DAU.Al AERIAL No. 6 Is No. I With Tigers Fans • DETROIT <AP) -When the Detroit TI1ers retire Al Kallne'a famWar, No. I during ceremonies today,. the tw.9 players who wore the number befon Katine also will be on the field. Roy Cullenbine, who beaan wearbal the number after World War II, and Pat Mullin, wbo wore it from 1ltl tbf'OUlb 1953, both have accepted invttatlcllll to attend. • The Tigers have never retired a player's uniform number, mainly because playen did DOt nar numlMn durlna Ty Cobb's days tn Detroit. ·'When J first came up, I wore No. ~." Katine rttalled a few dQI qo. ''But. wben I wu a kkl I \boUbt UM bnt ballplayen •ore low aumiien. I wanted to become a good pl•yer, so I wanted a low number. Ted Williama wore No. t and Stan Musial wore No. 6 IO l wanted Dine or six. "When I broke in, Freddy Hutcbln.son used to make me sit beside Mullin on the bench ao be could teach me what WU 8GUll OD. Pat wore No. 6 and I lfeW ktDd ~ol clole to blm, so I asked him ii I could have h1I number when be wu ~"-tbe number and wore lt wttll qch dllUDeUon tbat ftve 1•an att.r Ille rednd lD 117' he beca~ only tbe 181.b pla1er ever voted l.nto tbe BaHiau Kall of Fame on the flrtt ballot. W\Wama and Musial are two of tbeotbln. Mullin, 62, ls batting coach for tbe Montreal Expos while Cullenblne, &6, la a manuf acturera representaUve in the Detroit area. "ln sprln1 trainin1 of 1954, I wu 1et- ttna ready to leave the TI1en and 10 to Buffalo ol the . Triple· A Jntematloaal Lea1ue u a player-coach," Mullin re- called in a telephone conversation from Plttaburlb, wbere the Expos were wait· lnl to open a weekend NatioGal Leap Hri• with tbe Plralel. "XallDe came up aad asked for my number. ;,I had nothlnl to do with It, but I went in and told Hutch, 'Her., the kid wa.ata IQ)' number.' Tbe kid a worn It well, bMD't beT" Cullenbtne actually wore the number Just last month in Chlca10 in an oldtlmera 1ame recreatln1 the 1MS World Seriea between tbe 11pn an4' the Cube. · "We played four lnnin11 and ·we btat 'em a1ain," Culleablae Hid wblle wateblnl tbe eurnat n..,. ... a a.1 declaim to the eo.ton Red Sox oa cable televlalonatbi.a1.,burbanbome. • "I wore No. I darblc tbe 1NS World Sert• and KaUM ...,. ~ .. t• World Sert• ... die ... both times. I'm klDd of pr that." the f ormeroudlelder coatlDued. "But I'll tell JOU, tUt At lleHM wn de11n• tt. He'• .... .., .. , OAIL Y1Pll.OT . A Cap•ute Aepol1 ''om tfte Woftd of Spol1• Doz n oc r Fans Killed, But Match till Conti •1u fo'rorn P l>tJP•ldtn l'AU..'\' ITA. ltldll T~•I\. youtha '°'~rt' • "'"''d Saturdu~ iand at lea t 100 olhfor lnjur~ In • t1tampedr thM (ollov.~d a riot b twteon rival support\•r of tv.o top lndlan ao«u lH ma 1 hi-vloltnl·• \'rup\ d hon• &Clfi Oflt playt!r from urh H.• .. m. f;.u.t 0 ·n-111 and Mohun Baaa n. 11>a ord rt'd orf Uw flt-hi b\' tht• r1•frree for louhna R I\ al lluppor\<'r8 hurled H>nes onto \ht1 playln(t ht1lft to proll·~t the de<'11i10n and lht'n a\\a<'~t·d nrh oth•r Polkr ru~h t-\1 Ill thl' t roubll' i1awt und ll-.•un.i rant~ rl\1~ tu brei&k u11 tht• "arrulJI wroups 1'h1• \t>c.'Cl'r (•in~ -.uddenb rt'tru\ed fro1n the Pollrt• atnd tried w llt-l' Muily "<'re trumplcd to dt>ath an tht• arnn1pedl' "hilt• other ~ ~r•' suffol'Yh~ in thr n ush Tht1 rnutrh a l()('ul lt'&Jtut' 11amc. <'OntlnuMi despite lht• 1nctd1.•nt and t>nded 10 n "l'Orck ~ t1t• -----q..1p of dw D•11 ------. · · UnM•ball "ai. 1\1'\l\'r ua 11)' for mt• ,.:very bo<ly th111.11oth\ I was B natural. but tht'~ )USl didn 't know They 1.hlln 't km>\\ about the OIJlh\s I'd take u bat and SWtnj( It an front 1)f a mirror \\1 find out whttt was wrong." Al Kallnf'. form('r star of th.-()(!troll Tiaer '. preparln.i lo l'nler h,1 .. t•h•«ll'' Hall of Farnt• .,,,, .. ,._. .. ~ltHI • flf I tlo111 r.•ol e.-11 111~ ~\f'ft pltdaed a l'lerfect aame Cor 6~ II innlntts an1I \\otand up "'''lh a lwo·hl\ter H Pit· tsbur!lh "h1l'ned IC, National Luaue Eut lead lo two 1t1tnh'~ nv.-r Montreal with a ~-0 vlC'tory Sa\ur· da' Bb lt'H'n. 7 • ~tared 20 stralaht before aowlud Oftlce br<lkl' 1t 1111 with :t ~1n~le ttlylenn 1truclc out 10 of the fint 19 battt<r · h~ '3cNt and (lnl~h<'d with t2 strllc eoat1. Biii Madlock'• f\~t ltmma a1naJe drove In two runs to lcey a four· run hlnintt for the Pirates ... Bob Boone drO\'~ In three runs and Mike Scbmldt crashed his 32nd homer as Philadelphia defeated the New York Mets, 11~ ... Vlda 81.e fired a three·hitter and Durell Evaas belted a solo homer to pace San Francisc<J1>ast AUanta. 2·1. Blue's shutout bid was lost on Bob llJ)~er's leadott homer in the seventh inning, his 26th of the season . . . BUI Baclmer pounded a two· run homer. sln.(led three times and scored three runs to Power the ChicaJ(o Cubs to a 1LYL~YfN 9.4 win over St. Louis ... Houston, which used 20 innlngs in 'defeating San Diego, 3·1, Friday night, had the day off. Perry Carrie• \''ank# Pa111 fl 011 Gaylord Perry, with home run supPort from II Oscar Gamble and Eric Soderholm and two in· nings of perfect relief from Rich Gossage, made a successful New York debut as the ~ankees de-. feated host Baltimore. 4-1 Saturday rught before 51,649 in .a -key American League contest. The Yankees increased their lead to 41•2 games over the second-place Orioles with the vie· 1ory . . In other games, Texas designated hitter Rusty Staub had three hits -including a homer and a double -and scored four times to lead the Rangers to a 12·5 victory over slumping Detroit . . . Robin Yount slugged a grand·slam home run and added two doubles to pace an 18-hit attack, and Jerry Augustine hurled 5 ir.. innings of scoreless relief as Milwaukee defeated Cleveland. 10-5. Gorman Thomas added a homer for the Brewers in the third inning . . . George Brett slapped three singles o extend his hitting streak to 28 games. n1u1v and Larry Gura posted his 17th victory as Kansas City w "pped Toronto, 11·5. Brett raised his average to .394 . . A three·run homer by Dave Revering started Oakland rolling to an 8-3 victory over Seattle. Steve Mccatty. 10· 10. scattered nine hits in picking up the victory ...------Basf!baU Toda9 -------. On this date in baseball in 1920: Cleveland shotstop Ray Chapman died of injuries s uffered the day before, when he was beaned by New York Yankee hurler Carl Mays. On this date in 1894: John Wadsworth of the NL's Louisville Colonels gave up 28 singles in one game ... a record that still ,..stands. Today's Birthdays: San Francisco Giants coach Jim Davenport is 47 . Boston Red Sox pitcher Skip Lockwood is 34. Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Dave Lemanczyk is 30. Red Sox third baseman Butch Hobson is 29. Fair Winds tor Windward Pa.•age HONOLULU -The 72-Coot sloop Windward Passage out of Portland, Ore., has claimed nrst- lo·Cinish honors m the final event of the Pan American Clipper Cup Yacht series. the around· the·state race. ~ But first reports that the yacht's finish time of 4:11 :32:34 Thursday broke the existing race record by 8i,.ia hours turned out to be more than 16 hours off the mark. Instead, Windward Passage finished about eight hours behind the record set by Phantom in Ur77. Mis tress Quickly. the 73-foot vessel from Hamilton, " Bermuda. came in second,.,bout 12 hours behind Windward Passage. followed by Ragamuffin. the 45-foot sloop out of Sydney, Aus . S~ta~adar •Id Atlu A .. 11wr · OCEANPORT, N.J .-Spectacular Bid, the m all-time money winning thorouahbred, added another jewel to his crown as he defeated Glorious Song by il1• lensths in Monmouth Park's $263,900 Amory L . Haskell Handicap Saturday. The gray four.year -old colt, ridden by atl·time money winning jockey Bill Shoemtker, added S158,190 to bis recotd total for coverin' the 1 1-8 mile dlst.ance in 1:41, one full second off Majesllc Light's 1976 track record. • Meanwhile al Sarato1a. LobloUy Stable'• Ttmper•ce Hill, who had lost three stral1ht r,cet followint. bil ~·et triumph in the Belmont Stakes, rallied from laat tQ lUIJ iack eight rivals in the Sl68,300 Traven Stu-..for l ·)'tat-otdl: 1~o•r J~~ ff••pl•flff~f'fl Four jockeys were hospitalised Saturday II following a cbain·reaction aplll at Sarato1a Springs. Injured were aea,er& AUaaHl•r Rubft ffenHdes. Darrel lltR ...... and .,_.., • OetaMasaye, none serlOualy . . . lletle Anllel ol France won the pole for the Austrian Grand Prix rormul1 One race, averaging nearly 180 mph on the fastest Hct1on o1 t.M twiat· ing course . . . Nlatnea, a three-year-old w1nur of 11 o1 h" 13 1taru this year, ahattered the world nt0rd for a milt with a 1:$24/' dockiftt~•= · .. ~. ,... i= :~ l&JAMlalt ---~--·, ..... .._ Md•trre and Ctaarlle Weir wen the wlnnera. r eapecilvtly. ' A~WI..,.... GOLF I TODA Y'S TV Today's.TV By HOWARD L. HANDY Of ... o.lly ........ " Followlno are the top sPOrts events on TV today. Ratl"O' are : '''' excellent ; ./././ worth watching ; '" fair; ./ forgetlt. ~ 10A.M.,Chtlnnel2 ./ ./ ./ NFL FOOTBALL: New Orle1ns at Houston. Announcers: Garv Bender and John Madden. Ken Stabler put on quite a passing show In his first OYtlng for the Houston Oiiers Monday nloht, hitting 13 different re- ceivers. But the Oiiers lost to Tampa Bay, 21-7 In their elChlbl· lion opener. New Orleans. behind veteran quarterback Archie Manning, rolled to a 17·13 victory over the St. Loui s Cardin als. Manning scored the first Saint touchdown oo a five-yard rollout but playedonlytheflrstquarter, • 11 a.m., Channel 5 ./ ./ ANGELS BASEBALL: Angels at Minnesota. Announcen: Bob Starr. Steve Shannon and Aon Fairly. After seeing their hot streak delayed by rain Saturday, the Angels are scheduled to send Chris Knapp (2-7) and Dave La Roche C2·2> \o the mound against \he Twins. e 11 a.m., Channel 7 ./ ./ ./ I BASEBALL: Montreal at Pittsburgh. Announcers: Al Michaels, Howard Cosell and Don Drysdale. The sizzling National League East leadership is up for grabs today as Montreal visits the defending World Cham- pions for a double-header. Freddie Nor.man (0· 1 l takes the mound tor Montreal In the first game against the Pirates' Don Robinson (A·Sl . I' 1 p.m., Channel 2 ../ I GOLF: Westches ter Classic. Announcers : Pat Summerall. Ben Wright. Rick Barry and Ken Venturi. TOM WATSON TRIES TO SHAKE OFF A MISSED PUTT. George Cadle attempts to pick up his first pro victory t~ day as he enters with a one-stroke lead over a trio of conten- ders -Tom Watson, Curtis Strange and Bob Murphy. Westehester Classie OTHER TELEVISION Cadle Holding On With StrQke. Lead 12:30 p.m. (9) -HARNESS RACING -Coverage of the meeting at Hollywood Park. Highlighted: The record-setting win by Niatross. 111 ) -THIS WEEK IN BASEBALL. C28 l - TE~NIS -The men's singles final in the Player's lnterna· tional championships in Tor.ento. _ ---D 1 p.m (11) -RAMS FOOTBALL -The Dallas Cowboys and the Rams in an exhibition game played Saturday night In Anaheim StadhJm. . · 3 p.m. (221 -SPORTS AFIELD. 4 p.m . (4) -SPORTSWORLO Tracee Talavera, Julianne McNamara and Marcia Frederick are among the competitors in the U.S. women's gymnastics championships. Also: Roc;s Scott defends his professional karate heavyweight title and Survival of the Fittest. HARRISON , N.Y CAP> George Cadle, with a doggedly· det e rmine d . hard,won 70 , couldn't r esist a glance over his shoulder after taking sole con· t ro l of the third·round lead Saturday in t he Wes tchester Golf Classic. .. Any of the players could com e from anywhere ." he smd of today's final round of the chase for a S72.000 first prize. "but you gotta thank Watson." And To m Watson. the most consistent winner in the game. was in m enacing position a single stroke back of the burly Cadle . who has yet to win in six years of PGA tour activity. With tongue firmly planted in cheek. Cadle advised a friend of his game plan: · · 1 · m gonna take Wats on drinking here in a minute. Buy him all he can drink. Give him an unlimited drinking account.·' On a more serious note. Cadle said his plan was relatively sim· pie.~ ··1 ·~ just going to try to play each shot as good as I can and when it's over I'll look up and see if it was good enough," he said. "All of the guys who have wdn will tell you that you can't force it. You just have to let it come." But there was the formidable Watson in contention. "I'd rathe r be in front," said the man who has won more toufllaments this year , -an«., more over the last four. than any other player in the game. Daniel, Rain Dominating LPGA Field MAPLEWOOD, Minn. CAP> - Heavy rain, blustery winds and tem peratures in t he mid·50s forced pos tp o n ement of Saturday's second r ound of the LPGA Patty Berg Golf Classic, with defending ch ampion Beth Daniel the leader after 12 holes. Approximately three·fourths of the golfers had finished their rounds when play was halted on the rain-soaked Keller Golf Course in suburban St. Paul. Players had teed off in driving rain Saturday morning and were called into the clubhouse in the early afternoon. After an hour's delay, tourney officials decided to resume play. But by late af- ternoon conditions had de· teriorated so badly that play was suspended for the day. The five groups with In· compl«e second rounds. lnclud- ing most of the leaders, are scheduled to tee off at 8 a.m. to- day, although the National Weather Service said rain still was likely. After the cut Is m ade, the re- maining field will tee off on split tees at 11 a.m. Daniel, who won the event last year as a rookie when rain washed out the flna1 round of play, caught first· round leader Pat Bradley on the first hole of the 1eco.d round and passed her Oft th• Mxt bole. _. ... ,~4 flr# • 1lx-uadlr· · pat ;;· "1diy Cor 1 tme·•bol le•d over Daniel, but Daniel carded a birdle on the first hole Salurd•Y· ··n ·s just a m atter of produc· ing ," he said. Cadle . 32, moved into control with a s o lid fro nt-nin e performance and then. with Watson challenging. had to fight off a potential collapse to get 1n with a three-round ·total of 203. On T\i' TfJday Channel 2 ut I 10 s hots under par on the rully. 6.603·yard Westchester Country Club course. Watson. already the winner of the Briti s h O p e n and rive American tournaments this year. also had a 70 on the sub· urban New York layout that played muc h tougher in a gusty. tricky wind. He was one of three tied at 204. "It was a very windy day. and I kind of struggled. but I made enough good shots to stay within reach of the leader." he said. He was tied with Curtis Strange and Bob Murphy, each with a 70. Murphy stayed close with a 12-foot putt for an eagle-3 on the final hole. "That hole owes me." Murphy s aid of the r elatively easy Cinishing hole. "lt · s cost me three tourna · ments -when I kept making pars and somebody else .was making birdie -and maybe P!, get even this time. So far I've played it birdie-birdie-eagle." 7 p.m. (50) -SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY. RADIO Baseball Angels at Minnesota Cdouble·header), 11 .15 a .m .. KMPC (710); Cincinnati at Dodgers, 1 p.m ., KABC (790). <The Daily Pilot Is not responsible for late changes.) DB Shocks Mesa &uly Burst Sparks 8-3 Win Tino Al v ere z and Rico Gnavlati scored two goals apiece to lead Huntington Beach to a surprising 8·3 victory over Costa Mesa Saturday in the American Speed.soccer Associa- tion championship game at Los Caballeros Racquet and Sports Club. The Dolphins, losers oC only two games this season -both to Costa Mesa -exploded for four first-period goals. They built a commanding 8·1 lead before the Cowboys responded... with two m eaningless tallies ill the final quarter. · Costa Mesa entered the con· test as the Beach Division cham- pion with 10 victories against no losses. Among the triumphs was an 8·4 verdict over Fountain Valley in the semifinals Monday night. ~ .., Both th e Dolphins and Cowboys bypassed the first round of the playoCCs by virtue of their records Huntington Beach got a strong effort fro m goalkeeper Rich Gomez. who also tends goal for Huntington Beach High School. The Dolphin team is dominated by members of the Cal State Fullerton soccer squad, includ- ing Alverez and Gnavlati. The Dolphins erupted for three quick goals in the first period before Costa Mesa's John Ster· ling fired a shot past Gomez. But it was all Huntington Beach after that. F our una ns wered Dolphin goals in the second and third periods were just too much for Costa Mesa, a lthough John Boyle and Don Duran managed to score in the final period to make t he scor e som e what respectable. • __ A crowd of more than 1,700 fans showed up for t he finale. Bmeball .Standings NATIONAL LEAGUE West Dlvislon W L Pct. GB Houston 62 53 .539 Cincinnati 63 54 .538 Dod«ers 62 S4 .534 'h San Francisco 58 59 .496 5 Atlanta 54 62 .466 81h San Diego 50 67 .427 13 East Division Pittsburgh 66 50 .569 Montreal 64 52 .552 2 Philadelphia 60 53 .531 4'h New York 56 60 .483 10 St. Louis 51 63 447 14 Chicago 48 67 .417 l7¥z "rtUy'1Lnk- Houstonl, s.n Die901 (101r•nlno'> ~'J'•k Cln<lnnatU.~2 Pll11bU¥S.MontrHl0 CM<••.S1 Louli • Phll-tpnla11,H-V0<1<• !>an Fr...cluo2,Allanta I T ... y'1G- Clncll\Ntl ISOto S-51 el Dellpn IW•l<n 1~11 Ho•"lon 1Fon cn •-10 ,...., Nl•IH'O 11-111 al Sen 0 1"90 (J-S-11 and Mure 4...C) Alltnll (Aluet>Oer 10-61 II S•n Frt nclsco (A~~r,:::.'1Norm1n~1 And Gulllkton •.JI •• Pll· tW<iroh l AoblnlOI' •·Sand Aho<Mn 2·31 11"1111-lpnl• lC•lrtOf' 1M end urcll ).Ul al Ntw Von Ce..trl'H .,.., JKllW>fl I·)) Oll<eoo 1119\IKhel ,.,, a1 St Loul• !Fut....,.. l-SI AMERICAN LEAGUE West Division Kansas City Oakland Texas Minnesota Angels Chicago Seattle W L Pct. GB 74 42 638 62 56 .525 13 55 59 .482 18 49 66 .426 24lh 48 65 .425 24¥z 48 65 .425 24 Ui 41 75 _353 33 East Dlvlslon New York 71 44 .617 Baltimore 66 48 .579 4¥z Milwaukee 63 54 .538 9 Detroit 59 53 .527 10¥z Bos ton 60 54 .526 lOlh Cleveland 58 S4 .518 11 'h Toronto 48 67 .417 23 ~y'1kA•l1•I Mlnrwtol• (Ol>d .. rain I Pit• York•, Bal1lm0<• 1 ICanwsClty 11, Toronlo S MllWMll!M 10, c .. vel-s r ... , 12. O.Croll s Ot kltnd I, S..ttt. 3 T ... y•a•- ....... (IC.._ J.7 Ind LeAOChe M l el --ta IErlOtoft).tendWllll•m1 M l T-lo IClen<Y 11-411 •I Kenu• City ISC>lltlort! M l Oat.lend CICI,._ Mtl 11 SHlllt IDrftllff 1•1,n Mllwtull• ISC1"9n-... end Mll<Mll M l 91 CleWla"" IOwd>lnllo M tnO Wt lls •·101 r .. es l.ltl*lfts io-10 -~lcn •·71 et oetro11 (FldfYCll~t and U-rwoodMI "'"' Von IT'-'1 H I •• l•lllmor• IM<Of't911' l~lOfl (T°'"1 M21 at Clll<eoo 1 IVn>I t•ttl BARWICK :-OATSUN 33375 CAM INO CAPISTR ANO TEST DRIVE DATSUM OF YOUR CHOICE IARWICK WILL GIVE YOU THE SHIRT OFF HIS IACI DON'T MISS BARWICK'S SPECIALS! .. I "•THIM TOOAY .. Come In For Yoor Free T .shirt & Demo Ride SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO - 831-1375 493-3375 .... Sundey,August17, 1980 DAILY PILOT ll:J Surf Tries Again for Crown 8)' C\JRT SEED£N Of'"" O•ty ~~ Stefl For lhc 1econd game in a row the . Catuornla Surf aoes arter the NASL's Amt rlcan "'Wett title when the Van· couver Whitecaps come to Anaheim Stad1um tonight for a 7:30 p.m. contest. Tht> Surf, which has led its division for nearly lhe entire season. holds a precarious five-point lead over second place San Die&Q and has a 10.point ad· vantage over the Edmonton Drillers as the NASL season comes to a close next Sunday. Aller tonight's game, the Surf has just one remaining contest -in Edmon· ton next Sunday -where the divisional crown may be decided. The Drillers, meanwhile, must face the best team in the NASL, record-wise, next Friday when they host Seattle (24-6). San Diego, which moved into second place last week after a 5-2 upset of the Los Angeles Aztecs, a ppears to have the inside track on knocking the Surf out of first. The Sockers host San Jose Wed- nesday, a team which has won just eight or 29 contests before last night's game with Port.land. But Coach Peter Wa ll's crew can end all of the speculation with a victory and three goaJs tonight against Vancouver last year 's Soccer Bowl champion. The Whitecaps are in third place or the National West Division with a 1~14 record and 128 points. First-place Seal· tie and second-place Los Angeles have their playoff positions locked up, mean· ing the Whitecaps' only playoff hopes come in the form or a wildcard berth. The Surf defeated Vancouver, 2·1 in the NASL opener at Empire Stadium. The Whitecaps have had some problems scoring goals this season, but Trevor Whymark has been coming on st.rong lately and is seventh in the National Conference scoring race with 33 points. BOnLE CASE BERINGER Rl T All Rt.TAIL 2.20 24.00 2.0 PO POV SCORESBY Chablis. 750Mt Chenin Blanc, 750Mt Burgundy~t;,L 2.94 32.00 ·2.6 ... ~,. ......... PMRIOT STEVE KING SACKS RAIDilt DAN PASTOAINI VODKA SCOTCH I 75 lrTER I 75lfTER Chargers· Fall 619 998 Raiders Rally to Win Froiq,AP Dis patches SAN DI EGO -Quarterbacks Steve DeBerg and J oe Montana each tossed touchdown passes to lead the San Francisco 49ers to a 17·14 NationaJ F-00tball League victory over the San Diego Chargers Saturday night for their second exhibition win of the year. San Francisco led all the way, banding the 1979 American Con- ference Western Division-champion Chargers their second loss of the ex· hibilion season before a sellout San Diego Stadium crowd of 48,846. Elsewhere in the NFL Saturday: Raider1131, Pat1129 OAKLAND -Marc Wilson, mak- ing bis debut with the Oakland Raiders, threw a fourth-down, 17· yard touchdown pass to running back Terry Robiske with nine seconds left to give the Raiders a 31-29 victory over the New England Patriots. The rookie quarter back and AU· American at Brigham Young last year took the Raiders 68-yards in the final two minutes. New England had taken a 29-24 lead with 4: 19 left when Russ Francis had caught his second touchdown pass, a five-yard ~oss from Matt Cavanaugh. Dan Paslorini and Jim Plunkett of Oakland both t hrew touchdown passes to Cliff Br an ch as t h e R a iders, playing before t heir sm allest home crowd in six years, built a 24-13 halftime lead. Uons 2-L Biiis J 1 PONTIAC -Quarterback Gary Danielson ran for one touchdown and passed for another as the Detroit Lions defeated the Buffalo Bills 24-17. Danielson capped a seven-play drive in the fi rst quarter ~hen be ran over from the one Then, with time runninB out in the first half, he com· gave the New York Giants a 9-6 vic- tory over the Denver Broncos. The Giants moved 61 yards in 13 plays to set up lhe winning play, helped along the way by a pass in· terference call on third down against Randy Gram.bar on the Denver 28- yard line. Alter DaneJo was called on to kick a 4S·yard field with 58 seconds left, Denver's Louis Wright was called for an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty for jumping on the back of one of his teammates, trying to block the kick, which sailed wide to the right. Bengcd• 2J~ Bear• 3 LIQUEURS maretto Di Saronno. 12 0 1 Drambuie. 23-0L <Jailiano. 23 oL idori Melon. 23 ot Southern Comfort. 1 75 LITER ia Maria, 2J 01 BLENDS Hiram Walker Imperial, LITER Kessler, r .75·LITER Seajlrams 7 Crown 1 75 LITER . ··souRBONS .. Ancient Age, uTER Early Times. LITER H.Walker Ten High, 1 15 urER l.W.Harper, LITER Jim Beam, 1 75-LrrER B<>t 11 t ~I I AH 5.85 11 .32 l 1.05 9.75 12.97 9.29 6.03 10.53 11 .85 .6.60 6.33 10.45 7.80 11.52 CINCINNATI -Jack Thompson threw two second-half touchdown passes and Archie Griffin ran two yards for another touchdown as the Cincinnati Bengals posted a 21·3 vic- tory over the Chicago Bears. Thompson capped a 58-yard drive with a 44-yard TD pass to Steve Kreider on the fourth play or the second half. After the Bears failed to move the ba ll, Cincinnati marched 55 yards in eight plays with Griffin car· rying two yards for the touchdown. BRANDY AND COG NAC Christian Bros., 1 75-Ln E.R E f, J. I LITER CourvoisierV.S., 750-ML . Martel V.S.P •• 750ML CANADIANS c.olts J 7,. Packer11 3 Black Velvet, t·UTER . MILWAUKEE -Joe Washington Canadian Club. J 75·LITER rushed for 73 yards and a touchdown Canadian Mist LITER ·- and top -draft cnoice Curtis Dickey -Seagrams v 0 I 75·UTER added 72 yards on the ground to lead • •• the Baltimore Colts to a 17-3 victory GIN over the Green Bay Packers. Beef eaters. J 75-LITER Burt J ones, playing only in the first G'lb • half, completed five of 10 passes for l ey s,. l·LITER 41 yards for the Colts, who converted Gordon s, LITER two Gr een Bay mis takes int o Seagram's LITER touchdowns in a persistent rainfall. T ' Washington broke over left tackle, anqueray. ' 75 LI rE.R cut back and scam~red 18 yar~ to RUMS ~~~: ~r.:~e game 5 fourth scnm· Bac~rdl Lt. f/IJ Dk., l.75-LITER 12.29 6.51 12.79 12.18 6.70 15.79 . -. .Q.45 15.79 16.98 5.98 5.86 5.96 18.34 · bined with tight end Ulysses Norr1s Castdlo Lt. qi) Dk., LITER Myers Jamican. 150 ML. for a 46-yard touchdown pass play, as Can& 21, Bue• 14 Norris grabbed the ball between two TAMPA _ st. Louis ' Rod Phillips SCOTCH ... 11.12 4.55 7.35 ~fenders and sprinted into the end plunged one yard to cap a furious 8 3 ztne. second-ball rally and lead the mis· Dewars White Label, 1 75·LITER 1 . 9 Running back Horace King added a take-prone Cardinals to a 21.14 vie· Chivas-Regal, LITER ... ...... . .... 16.39 one-yard TD nm in the fourth. period tory over the Tampa Bay Bue· ... I 12 56 and Ed Murray booted a 40-yard field '-uny, 1 75-LrTER .... . ... . . . . . . goal. c"T:~ardinals fumbled on each of J tfJ B, LITER .... ·· · ....... · · · ··· 15.7 1 t heir first. four possessions of the Johnnie Walker Blk., LITER 14. 79 Giants 9, Bronco• fl game, then battled back from a 14-0 La d 12 15 u ers, I 75-LITER .. . .. . EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J . -Joe halftime deficit, with Phillips' gaine· TEQUILA Danelo's third field goal of the game, winning score coming with just 6: 14 Cuervo Whi'te, I ·LITER . 7 5 1 a 2'-yarder with three seconds left, left to play. -------------------------1Don Emillo Wh.• Gold.1.1s.L1TER 9.00 ~~~~~~~~J~~~~~~~~~~~,~~~~~~~~~~~I~~~~~~ Sau~Gold.~Rr ..... .7.70 VO DKA Crown Russe, LITER .. 1979 FLEETWOOD BROUGHAM D'ELEGANCE Kamchatka, 1 75-LrrER Popov, 1-UTER Smirnoff, UTER .. .. . .. 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J J 5.86 .9.59 7.22 10.67 11.37 6.03 11.83 11 .28 6.20 14.61 5.97 14.61 15.72 5.53 5.43 5.82 16.98 10.30 4.21 6.80 17.00 15.18 11.63 14.45 13.70 11 .25 6.95 8.34 7.12 4.23 7.66 4.43 5.87 7.55 2.20 24.00 2.0 Cabernet !:l.B~gnon . 750ML Chardonnay. 750ML 4.40 48.00 4.0 5.14 56.00 4.6 Gamay Beaujolais, 750 "'L Jon a·n-nisberg· Ries Jing. 75\f"'L Grey Riesling. 1soML 3.23 35.2.0 2.9 .4.4'.4 48.4CJ -ii:o ---. 2.94 32.00 2.6 ...(; Pinot Noir, 150 Mt 4.44 48.40 4.0 Vin Rose. 75<J ML 2.20 24.00 2".0 ~~f\~/1/1~ ~ TAYLOR SEBASTIANI ~ CALIF. WINES MTN WINE l 5 LITER I 5 •LITER BURGUNDY. CHABLIS BURGUNDY CHABLIS RHINE OR ROSE VIN ROSE 248 222 ~~6 ~ /\CA~~2~ CHEATEAU ST. JEAN ·ciewurztraminer.·150·~~· .. 5.64 Johannisberg. RI[$ :)()NOMA 750 ML 4 .84 J ohannisberg. 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Reversal: Holdouts Still Out By JOHN SEVANO oeui.oa11, Pl'-''~" "So close. yet so far a w uy " That may be an old clich e , but it aptly applies to the situation t o- day con cerning Ram manage- mentand the Fullerton Four. Disgruntled. angry and hurt. negotiations h ave ceased between the parties involved with absolute ly n o d ayligh t in sight. As a matter of fact, conditions have become so bad that Jack Youngblood and Larry Brooks re- turned to Florida Friday t o re- s ume their fis hing trip; Jim Youn gblood is back at his Foun- tain Valley h ome watching R a m games on TV: and Dennis Harrah h as gone back to tending his bar in Lon g Beac h . THE LATEST turn o f events 1s a com plete reversal from earlier indication s that the Fullerton Four might return as early as this week . Although the four p layers could not be conta~ted, their agents were more than happy to report what progress. or lack of 1t, has been made. Jack M ills. whos e o ffices a re based in Boulder. Col o ., represents Jim Youngblood and Harrah. M ills contend s his clie n ts a re u pset over the $1. l million, six-year con tract received by rookie Johnnie Johnson. which will give him $100,000 his first season . ~ ''The d ea I with Johnson really triggered it fro m our end." said Mills. "The Rams s howed they ~~~i;--:!! were willing to pay a r ookie -~~__,,_.._....,__,..~oo.oooa year TAa'-+a~·2e-lfl---- l'ourlll r.«e -t..e•ls....cr (McGurn). Jl.00, PfQOY Conlet 12.IO, 7.00; Or<ler Entry IGonr•leil, IS.Oii, Jer11yn B•ltl 'II 20: tw~1T'ft.o•r.-n·11r ----.nia1 • .- 1Hs--141 their system. It is way out o f line !~!~ ::: in comparison to what the R ams F1t111·,.,.. -OICI $ono (Plnc•y), 1.JIO, J.60, Vicki Ftrl!OR > 60; El.-. Slltcl'tes (~leMClal. • 00, 1 to: C•thV l\llorw 1i.1s 1., haveever done Otll•n<• Clla1911zwlal, 2 60 U .. .c1a (t·ll P•nM Pult PAlld UJ.00. VIOi Slnoleton Slxlll rece -Si.1111 N•llvt (Ballll•rl. Bttl\ Solomon 16 7) I•' J IO, l.10, l.IO; Ooutlle Oew•n IM<Carronl. 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Frank Warren, Dodge, tSC..1'1. 31 llOllOyW-... , llulck, IS..111 }l. Way,,. wa1..-c11t1er, Olcrsmobll•. us '" l4. lluO Strkkle•. Olclsmobll•. 1SA 1•s 3S. Slua'1 Huff..,..., Sulek, ISS ... I J6. Bruce JK~, Ford, IS3 ... S. 31 J. O. MCOvtfle, Cllevrol•I, ISl.44S. H.t.Wll!;N INVITl>TIONAL l•tH-lultr) MEN SO trtt -I Joe Bonom cu S 1 7711 (world •fl<OtCI -,...,. 77 SJ B•u<e Stal'll •"4 &ot1om1. l Scott"""'°'" cu s J. n"' 3 Gary Scllalr IU.S I, 73.cn 200 lllOO -I Ale. 8aumann ((AnMSal ? OA.S4;l.0 .. ICILunCIO.ro CU Sl.2 OA n . ! o ... 1d zuo.ro ISp.111111, 1 oo 01 400 Ir" -t Bari Wei<' CU S 1 J S. 00 7 OavlO Sims (\I S I l SI 10 J BoDOy Haco11 (US l,l.S7 IS WOMEN SO lrt<t -I Su\lt f ll,lYet IU S J 16 00 1 L•url• Lellntr (US I 1b a l Su\lr Ha~rnlOQ IU S l 1• •I 100 lncro -I Anne Two.Cir <V 5 J. 7 "4' 1. Clltryl GI-(C....adal. 1'20 SI, 3 Julie GlllClen cu s.1. 1 10" 400 ''" -I. Sherri H ... na CV s I • ,, 11 2. Ll"d• lrl\11 HJ S.I, 4 •S.Ol. 3 L11\CSa Tl\Om"'°" IU SI. 4 IS S1 Misc. A~ll '4MMta CIHelc IM ~S-111 ~" Mutner Mekav def. Fran Davis. 71.J , 11·S; LylWI Adams def !Carin W•1ton. 1~11 11·1, 11-1; Je.,et Marrlotl def Laure M••llllO, ?l•t, 21-t; ~""°" Wrlgllt <kl M•11M McOonalcl, ?l•t, 11·7 ..... ,~ McK•v clef. AO•ms, 71.11, n':'t , WriQht Clef Marriott, 21·1.11·1 NASL ~y·sscores Fol1 LeucltrCl•le ). Lo\ ange1t\ 7 1011 PorllanO 3, S.n Jow 7 Suttle >. <:Ne-1 Ott roll J, Pl\ll-IP111a l Minnesota • -mf>I\\\ 3 ''TO MY KNOWl.EDGE, they have neve r paid a rookie more than $50,000forthe firs t year ." Marv D e m o ff. who represents Jack Youngblood and Brooks, was equally miffed "We were talking about certain sQlutions to c ertain p r <>blems and it looked as 1f we were getting closer Then those s o lut ions couldn 't be done." s aid the at- torney fro m his office in B everly Hills . "J ack and Larry c ame back to town last Friday to talk and the talks have done nothing. That's why they went back to F lorida. We were talking ever y day but now there's noth ing to talk about They are more frustrated and more determined ... As Etetermined a s they a ll may be, hope for their return looks dim. 1'WE WE RE MAKI NG an awful lot of progTess bu t now I don't think we're going to be able lo re · solve th.is thing," Mills sajd. r wis h l was m ore opt imistic, but I 'm not. Not at all. We may have a p r oblem that can 't be r esolved. I'm more pessimistic than I was when I started." ··w e were making p r ogress and n ow we're back to s quare one," added Demoff. "Whatever pro· gress had been made has been negated. There is now m o r e of a p olarization . The player s are m ore frustrated. As of now, there is nothing to talk a bout. .. Exactly how much more pa- tien ce both s ides a r e going to have concerning th e s talem a te is the next question. The Rams must cut down to 60 players by Tuesday a nd to 50 exactly one week later. Baseball Headed for Record Thefts Long Ball Still Here, but Attacks Built on Speed By HAL BROCK "'~"',..,., Baseball's offe n sive arsenal contain s a varied Jrray of w eapons t h at seem to move in cycles. For many years. the long ball was in Cas hion. .vith c lubs favoring h eavy hitters who could power 'lOme runs. Some teams still go ln I hat direction. But for others. a \tacks are built on speed-the s t o le n b ase and the extr a base. And statistics ·ncltcate that baseball could be neaded for a record season o n the bNt>palhs in 1980. WIT IJ ABOUT SEVEN Wffks left in the-season . five pJayers areon target for80stolen bales this year and that's r e· • L•~U)u naarkable when you co~ider that the 80-steal level hu been accomplished o nly nine times in modem ~eball history . What's more. runners a re stealing at th eir ru1tiest r ate since 1976 and could reac h the r ecord total of 3,403 s tole n bases established In baseball's dark ages -1911. The chief thief s o far has been Montreal 's Oeet Roo Lef1ore, w ho led tJ\e majors with 74 s teals tut week. He figures pitchers' styles have caused the speed revolution. "Years ago, p itc h e r s threw rnostly futballs." :w said. "The re w e re no s liders and not a lot of taking p itc hes. but the re were a lot more guys nittJng 40 and so home r s . So you have lo combat bnak'ing-ball pitching with speed and that means stolen 'bases. "PITCllERS AAE CONSCJOUS of me when !W OD bue. They kl\OW I'm piq to lteal-.nd they ~meuneuy and I uke 1dvaota1eolUial . l have the tdee becauae dley don't know when I'm 1oio1 to ,o.,, 1 ' How high can LeFlore go? Lou Brock 's single· season r ecord is 118. "I don't know about Brock's record," LeFlore said. "That's a lot of s~eals and a lot o f running. But it's not imposs ible. Brock stole that year evtn . COMMENTARY when h.is team was 10 runs ahead. l don't play that way. That's w hy J don't think about 118. But l'd like to steal 100 bases because I 'd be only the third man to ever do tha t." Kansas Cit y's Willie Wilson stole 83 bases last year and had s wiped 48 midway th.rough last week. Like LeFlore, he p lays o n the fears of the p itchers. "I'm not s tealing as m uch this year because last year I ran m yself down," be said. "I only steal now when we need it. But l still have the sam e e f · l.-C Tropical fi$h • Fresh• ,.brine Aquarium Suppli~ Speclal Aug.13, 1llO • Aug.19, 1tl0 larbua Behwenenfekll: •c t have resplendent silver scales, orange fins edged In black, and mv peaceful, bot active nature makes me a most welcome addition to any 1quarlum. SH me at A~uatlc T r opicals """°' lhe ••""' "TlnlOll Berb' ~ em on sale for only 89C. , <.. • 1110 W. l•k•r • CoN •. 1541-1311 • Comet Hert»or a B k•r liil feet on pitchers as if I was stealing a lot. Once they know you can go, they always have that fear. I u s e that against them now and it becomes one more weapon." WILSON WON'T TALK ABOUT stealing techniques. "I do things with my feet. It fives me a better Jump. I also use deke m oves. Exactly w h at I do, however, is secr et." Oakland's Ricky Hendenon seems destined to s ucceed Wils on as the AL theft king. He was lead- ing t he league with 60 steals through midweek. "l a lways like to be in a runnin& situation ," he s aid. "l hate to s tay o n the same bue too long.'' ORANGE COUNTY <lOLLEOTOBAMA. GUN SHOW 11ee• I llTTll THAM 1Y8 AUG.1lttl & 1ntt, 1MO •uv . SELL • TRADE 350 TABLES ON SALE Featuring Guns -Antique & MOdern Ammo -War Relics & Surplus tndlan Artifacts -Rugs & Jewelry -Coins 8 FOOt Exhibit T•bl•• '30.00 For Both Oaya ••••"• P.11 cantw.....,. 14-st.ll 1-Ml!AtiMlllll HOUIS; t A.M. TO l :ff P.M. IOTM DA YI "Ol•Mel COUMn PAii HOUMOI .-w~ ''VIUOM. .... 10 ... .... ,. .......... c-. ...... ,_..._~Wtim4t •"·"" . . . 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You've come through for us and we're proud to be your team. Recent suppo~ from Orange County makes it possible for us to keep on playing your kind of winning game. So, come on out and see what you've made happen! · You{an call the California Surf Ticket Office and charge tickets, or buy them at Anaheim Stadium on the night of the 17th. It's our last 'game of the regular season. So, see us into the playoffs as we finish our season against last year's best! One more cheer from you will make us division champions! Super Fans deserve super treatment - So, Take us up on our super $2.00 Fon Appreciation Night Ticket offer. ~ '· . • I • ' ~ I . ; , ~IF@RNIA SURF It's an offer you can't kick about. Anaheim Stadium, ~.O. Box 4449, 2000 State College· Blvd., Anaheim, CA 92803 Phone: (714) 634-TEAM • DAILY PU.OT - Featuring ................................................ • • • ~AOITIOlfAL -s cuta\\-;ay-reflects a~ traditional at· titude, conservative but fashionably correct. lt 's nutmeg with a four-in-hand tie and wing-collar shirt. Her gown is of chantilly lace. Here Comes The Groolll Formal weddings, with white gowns and tuxedos: are back in vogue for the 1980s . And there are new fashions fo r the bridegroom who will be in the limelight this fall and winter. There is color. offering him a chance to coordinate with the color scheme chosen by the bride. Formalwear . is available in tan, fawn, nutmeg, silvery shades of grey, deep greens, navy. classic black and an unusual shade of black-cherry. The newest models are in the classic vein and include the satin peak lapel Regent. with gleaming satin touches on the pockets, Fleetwood cutaways for morning wed · dings, an Ascot for afternoon weddings. and the ultimate in formality, White tie and tails. I ' The suits today are wrinkle-resistant and comforta· ble for dancing after the ceremony, even to a disco beat. Couples are choosing more formal weddings today. said Robert C. Rudofker, president of After Six Formals, because the national average age for first marriages has risen to 22.1 for women and 24.4 for men and here also is "a maturity resulting from • the experience of living together in unmarried couple households. "Barefoot weddings in the park. frolics on mountain peaks and f-reaky. ceremonies with flower children as the principal participants, are no longer a factor," be said. All clothes shown are from After Six. ,.. IHADE -His suit ii new for fall -a fawn shade with satin peak lapels and sating. piping on the pockets. Her aown i• or1an1a and silk floss ~mbroidery and her beaddrml hu a Swedi1b touch, · . . . -·' 1 ..,, --- BEAUTIFUL DREAM -Her gown is a venise lace Alfred An~elo creation. his formal is a fawn c.olored Regent with satin peak lapels and satin-trimmed pockets. Thewing- collar shirt and band bow tie provide an aaded note of traditional formality. SUPREME ELEGANCE -Nothing is as beautiful as ~ ultra-formal wedding with candles and flowers. His full-dress formal has satin lapels, a natty wblte pique vest, matching tie and classic wing collar shirt. Her Angelo gown is of chiffon and dotted silk. ~ . -------·--. -------·--·-··_..-," ~ c. !llndey,Augutt 17, 1980 DAIL V PILOT 87 ·'Hysteria Connection' a Joy to Behold Som.where today. trav~lyaloftl the open road.a ol tl'1I country, ii a fa beaded ror • vacation U\at I.a cW'Md walb a dlUd beal'\nJ the cod• DanM, ··ne Hyateria CoMeeUon." <H.C. l Thia child haa C'04ll'ttd del)ffllion, wallow.S ln peaahnlam and despair and is tnlent on point· lnt out to everyone the plUaUa lbat are sure to await thtm. E,...• ·--~· ' ru.nnlq, Daddy?" Daddy will not bwn a1aln oo tb.11 trip. H.C. never play1 "Count the Cowa" like lbe other cblldren. She hears a atrance knock la the encln• that wu the aam• ll:aock her trtend, Robln, heard juat before the tr1n1mlllk»D went out in their car. Sbe bean on a newacaat that where they are headed I.a where there are tomado warninp lnued ror the ant 31 hours. tion hu dispensed all the anxiety the family can stand, she says, "l didn't want to mention it, but when Daddy was hiding the key under the nower pot by the door, I saw a man watching him from a parked car across the street." then adds cheerfully, "I wouldn't worry. I've been exposed to measles and if I'm on schedule. the rash should appear tonight and we should all be com log home tomorrow.'' There wu tomf'thln1 unusual about H C from the moment 1he was bom From lbt' way ahe preltrred aackcl.oth diapers to h r tlrat worda· "It uya unbreakable but It Jutt dicl." You are only nve mlnut lnlo the trip whtn H.C. asks. "Mom, did you tum the Iron olf• I dlaUncUy remembfr It beU\1 pl'-ta&ed ln, Just before you walked out the door " Mom ls to spend the enllrt' two ween· vacauon Us~nint tor 1lrfN1 and tryl11& to remember where she put the Insurance policies She not.et that the farther they 10, the h11her the price of 1uollne 1eta and her asthma seem• to be 1etUn1 wone and she probably will not be able to breathe in the cabin you have rented. Minutes later. ti C will lean over the seat where Daddy 111 hurnmlna and tapplne on the steerln1 wheel 1n u rare moment or relaxation and lnquue, "Utd you mean to leave the hose She tuma to her brother and asks, "Did you tell Mom about the cat you've been hldlni under your bed?" and to her siater, "Everyone who's been accepted to State next fall bu been notified by now." Wife Wants to he Hit DEAR ANN LANDERS: The only way l ~ eet your ad· vice is in the paper l can't take a chance on ha vine my husband know I have this pro- blem. II he sees the let· ter ln your column he wouldn't euess in a million years that I wrote it. ' We were married in 1976 and get along pretty well. I think I am normal in every way but one. You probably have never heard or anything so crazy, but I want my husband to hit m e. l know it sounds stupid, but I can't help it. He doesn't know I reel this way. I intentionally s ay things to ma.Ice him an· gry. He has punched me a few ti~ and it real- ly hurts. I am terrified at the time that he might really hurt me bad, but as soon as the ~ting is gone I want him to hit me again. . I can't figure out 'why I have these feelings, and I am too embar - rassed to ask any of my friends if they have them, too. Should I try to control myself better, or do I need psychiatric help ? -BUFFALO WOMAN DEAR WOMAN: Try· a., &o ~ yoaneU •••'t worlt, Yoa aeed preteua..a• coeueUa1. At ta.e n.-of die pro· blem a. ta.e abeeett of self·elteem. Yoa feel the need 1.o be pu.a.labed ror ttae "bad" tbla11 you bave done -real or Im· -'"" L1u1d••rs belongings and I want to be falr Please help m e MU DDLED MOTHER DEAR MUDDLED: Invite the fOW' flrls over for a "pre·dl1trlbutlon party." The eldest can act as "secretary." Put numbers ln a bat -I, 2, 3 and 4. Let the girls draw to see who ge&s first pick, second, etc. They can then a1laed. choose, In turn, the Look under mental pieces they want -and health clinics in the you can stop worrying · phone book or ask your aboutlt. family doctor for DEAR ANN LAND· guidance. You need to ERS: Soon it will be find out wby you reel school graduation time like a bad person who again. Yesterday we re· deserves to be bit. And I cei ved an announcement hope you get going from a young relative before your marriage is w h o n e v e r h a s ln r\tlu. acknowledged a single D E A R A N N gift from us in all the LANDERS: I have a years we have known great deal of faitn in hTm . - yo ur judgment and My wire said when the would appreciate it if announcement arrived, you would help me with "Remember when we a decision , I am a-were both-out of"-worlr woman ~ years of age, and l took S5 from our in good health but re· savings and sent it to the alistic about the number kid for his 13th birth· ofyearslhaveleft. day?" I replied, Yes, I have four daughters Honey, and now we are who would like to have going to send him one the furnishings in my final gift -a large box home when I am gone. of 'thank -you ' s ta · Two or my girls have tionery." -SLOW come out and said jok· LEARNERS BUT HIP ingly "I want this . . . AT LAST and that . . . "The other D E A R H I P : two have not expressed Beaattfal. U you don't a desire for anything in receive a "thank·yoa" particuJar. within a month, write All my daughters are and uk If the gift was fine women, and we received. (Gifts do go have never had any pro· astray occasloaally). Ir blems getting along the clod ls embarrassed together. I don't know by your inquiry -too h o w t o di v id e m y bad. He deserves to be. ['-_B_o_r_o_s_f!_o_p_e __ J By SYDNEY OMAJl&- MONDAY, AUG. 18 ARIES (March 2l·April 19): Finish rather than initiate project; emphasis on basic foundations , revelations associated with money, partner or mate. TAURUS (April 20-May 20); Be willing to let go or "security blanket." Pas\ patterns are subject to change and you have outgrown them. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Dis· play versatility, given full rein 'to in· tuitive intellect and strive to improve ba5ic procedures. You learn by teaching. CANCER (June 2l·July 22): Emotional respons es dominate scenario. Young person figures pro- minently. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22 ): Steer clear of scheme which promises pot or gold at end or rainbow. Be aware or small print, details and guaran- tees. VIRGO (Aug. 23·Sept. 22): Special trips, messages, requests from relatives dominate your · personal scenario. Member of op· posite sex ·inspires you to begin ·RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY WMY•W_. ....... I tzz ~ lt¥d. C•st•MeM-141-1116 ~'Clte1 ~our _ . Kitchen! ............... creative project. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Money news is excellent; recent investment is due to pay dividends. Greater security results from agreement ln connection with property. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 ·Nov. 21): What you have been seeking becomes available. You have chance to perfect t~hniques, lo improve tim· ing and to ma.Ice significant, personal appearances. SAGITTARIUS <Nov. 22·Dec. 21): Key is to organize. get proper perspective of priorities, recognize responsibilities and realize that a re· lat.ionsbip is "serious." CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Good lunar aspect coincides with personal fulfillment, exciting roman· tic interlude, fresh start and removal of emotional burden. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20·Feb. 18): New career opportun ity is on horizon. Emphasis on reputation, special honors, standing in communi· ty. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Ac· cent on communication, distance, l a nguage, finding ways to get personal viewpoints across in mean· ingful manner. C.n I.la now, ~r expef1 help I Wiil your kltehen remodeling plenl. LM Ut ett0W you how to '>MUllfy Ind modemi&e, It IW• ptelngty low COit '° you I BARKER .:C.:S 2960 Randolf Ave. _Costa Meta <JOLden sn~a r:a SOUTH COAST PUV. rusn.. "-w .... a---. --··-'41·I02t 7Jl·ttl1 754-0370 • ~ blk. W of Bristol 11 Biker -Em I he booges1 SWOI) metl on I~ ()r Cll'llf-UJost •S found fYff'f day "' lhe tlos~fl4!d ods '" lhe "! m IQ mll 642.5678 She bears •lrem befo~ anyone else in the car and smell.I rubber burnln1. She reauurea her mother that the Ryans' do& bad a hysterec- tomy and be 1ot fat too! Just when you tbiU. the Upteria Connec· THE VERY ~ST-8RANDS: OF SEWING MACHINES & VACUUMS ,.. ....v.; '""-~-id .~ SAVE on.newest models,. save more on closeouts, save even more on floor samples! .._.., CHECK TH•I• FAMOIJS BRANDS: SINGERS:e VIKINGS 9 RICCARS -e ELNAS e BERNINAS PFAFFS e NECCHIS e BROTHERS e NEW HOMES e WHITES v CHECK THESE EXAMPLES: LIST BRAND NEW AUTOMATIC 110ft OPEN ARM IALI SEWING MACHINES '148 LIST 1831 SALE '329. LIST $149 SALE '249 LIST $599 SALE '189 LIST $429 SALE '129 LIST $269 SALE $94 FULL GUARANTEE & LESSONS* VACUUMS HOOVER • KIRBY • EUREKA FILTER QUEEN • PAtlAIOlllC ROYAL• COMPACT LIST LIST LIST v CHECK ,309 •1.. •n THESE 8ALI 8A"I IAl.I EXAMPLES: •t 11 'Tl ••t ALL VACUUM PRICES INCLUDE FULL GUARANTEE f 111J1:tflMJ3: 11:r 1%1 :J1:13 f i PARSONS • SMITH • IML TO FIT ALL MAKES & MODELS OF SEWING MACHINES LIST LIST LIST *159 '-'CHECK '489 '389 THESE SALE SALE EXAMPLES: '27-9 •111 CABINET PRiC°ES INCLUDE DELIVERY & INSTALLATION . SALE •59 WE'RE THE EXPERTS we S!RY1CE ALL MAKI& OF SEWING MACHINES AND VAC- UUM&. UMlueA . .. .w.1,1• ........ ¥19'0 .. .... 1,1• OYER 20 YEARS EX- pefl•NCE. NATION Woman Heads Line 10 Hours To Vi.sit Singer's Grave First M EM Plll S. 1\ . < API - Clutching a pink carnation and w<·uring an Elvis Presley fan d ub T Shirt. Barbara Hasty "a1ted 10 hours to be the first fan to v1s1l hl'r idol's graveslte Saturday. the third anniversary of his death ··Ten or us stayed up all night kl'ep1n~ a candlelight vigil for El vis." she said as she waited Sat1,1rduy morning behind a bar - ricade outside the wrought iron gates of Gr aceland. Presley's hom e ... By then. 700 to 800 other fans had lined up behind her, waiting .. fo r perrrusi.1on to pass through the ji!ates and lo walk up the winding driveway to the &f edita- tion Garden where Presley. his parents and h is grandmother a re buried S tanding five abre as t and stretching along the outs ide of the estate 's lO·foot-high stone wall. the fans busied themselves by taking snaps hots o r the c rowd. the m ans ion a nd the gates and keeping a tab on the comings and goings of florist de Ii very trucks. A six foot . guitar·s haped bou· quet of roses brought oohs and ahs from those nearest the gate as a panel delivery truck turned Dnto the estate. Across the street. a lone patrol car with two uniformed offirers watched the crowd. A speaker mounted atop 9-Jle of a clus t e r o f E l vis Presley ~u v enir..shop~ bl a l'ed-&Gl"e corded message that the next st\,utUe bus to the "Memphis Music ~ F-estival '80: A T.ri~_tp..EJ.yt.s::__ ___ _ ;.;.,;;.,-~~~'!!'-1l--WOuTOaepart ln30 minutes. APWlt:;._ WOMAN TOSSES FLOWER ON GRAVE, ONE OF MANY TOKENS FANS LEFT FOR IDOL Gultar-1heped Bouquet of Rose• Marked Third Annlveraary of Rock 'n' Roll Star's Death -) Mystiqu e's Still Living Graceland Site Remains Top Attraction MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) - Three years after his death. there is still a whole lot of shakin' going on over Elvis Pr esley. Fans from as far away as Japan and Europe converged here to pay Presley homage Saturday, the third anniversary of his death. A German visitor -who said she had spent between S2.000 and $3,000 a year on Presley photographs since his death in 1977 -summed it up: "It's my money and 1 can do whatever I want with it ," said Mrs. Elizabeth Funger of Krefeld, West Germany Tourist orfirials e stimate 10,000 will visit Memphis to pay I their respects to Elvis, leaving behind more than $1 million. Free ad mi ssion to the Graceland gravesites of Elvis, his parents and hi.s grandmother remains the most popular at· traction. The city donated land for an Elvis Presley Memorial Park and a 9'h-foot bronze statue of a youthful Presley clutching a guitar was erected. The park and the statue. built with private funds and created by sculptor Eric Parks of Pe nnsylvania, were declicated Thursday. British journalist David Frost is among the thous ands who have been attracted here. Frost is follo\,;ng 350 fans from Bri· lain for a story a bout the .,. ... .,)~·-· ...... _~ ... -----• Y Presley mystique. Along with the fans, there are stickers proclaiming, "Elvis Lives" and ·buttons calling him "The J(jng." For just under $50, one can own a pair of s unglasses re- portedly the same ones Elvis wore in the movie, "That's the Way It is." Friday, Memphis State University began two days of free seminars. concerts a nd Elvis ftlms as part of its "Salute to Memphis Music: T he Blues." Across town. in Cook Conven· lion Center, the rival "Memphis Music Festi\ral '80: A Tribute to. Elvis," a commercial undertak- ing, ends its five-day show to- day The music festival. a five-day commercial event held at Cooke Con vention Center. attracted about 5.000 fans. who viewed Presley movies and heard from Presley associates. The festival, which was dis- rupted Thursday by FBI agents who confiscated 2,000 allegedly bootlegged Elvis albums, also featured m erchandise booths where fans could buy anything from Presley movies to a S50 pair of sunglasses similar to .~· AP Wl'""'°lo ones their idol used to s port. Across town, Memphis State University wrapped up its two- TEARFUL FANS FILE PAST GRAVESITE IN TENNESSEE Officials Said More Than 6,000 Paid Respects Saturday day "SaJute to Memphjs Music: The Blues." lt featured free sem inars , concerts and Elvis films. Mrs. Hasty, a switc hboard re· ceptionist Crom Forest Park, 111.. a Chicago s ubu rb, passed through the gate -w ith Gloria Arnold of Hills ide . Ill.. both members of the Elvis Pres ley Taking Care of Business Fan Club of Chicago. town for the anniversary. sent a crown shaped arrangement of ) ellow chrysanthemums. Fans also left flowers at the base of a nine-foot bronze statue of Presley in downtown Mem· phis The statue. c reated by s culptor Eric Parks of Pen· n sylvania and p a id for by private funds. was dedicated Thursday evening. "This is the third time we·vc been here for the annive rsary of his death." Mrs. Hastv said ... We Mrs Hast y. flanked b~ ~rs Arnold. reached the graves1te. knelt to place her carnation at the foot of the bronze plaque covering Presley's grave and stepped back to photogra ph the ~ccne. C r y in g ::i s s h e left the gr a ves1te after a visit lasting about five minutes. Mrs Hasty stopped to comfort Mrs Arnold, who wus by then sobbing. The statue is on Beal Street, birthplace of the blues, and sits in Elvis Presley Memorial Plaza on city-0wned land. wouldn't miss it." · Three-quarters of the way up the driveway, estate security personnel held up the pr ocession in order to put out some lale· arriving floral arrangements At the mansion at 9 a.m., Vestor Presley, Elvis' uncle and chief of security for the estate. rode down to the gate in a J eep, checked the crowd a nd returned to the mansion. He returned l~the gate minutes later. removed the barricade and stepped aside to allow Mrs. Hasty and a bout 100 other fans to enter the grounds. Part of the driveway and the area around the pool and Medi· talion Garden overflowed with floral arrangements in s hapes of teddy bears, guitars. stars. hearts and a pink CadWac. Back at the gate. hundreds still waited -normally no longer than 15 minutes -to visit the g ravesites. Sprinkled in the . crowd were Elvis Presley look· a likes and near look-alikes. "We us ua lly average about 5.000 to 6,000 visitors a day." one security g uard said. "We don't know what to expect today.·· r There were bibles. cross es. angels and doves. A Belgian fan club. some of its members in Prexy. Papers Pile Up Do Researchers or Tourists Benefit Most? WASHINGTON <APl -After Millard Fillmore left the White House in 1853. his presidential correspondence was bundled up and dumped in an attic in Buffalo. N. Y. Bul those days are gone forever -and the cost of maintaining ever-more-elaborate presidenti al libraries is sparking debate in Cong ress. "WASHINGTON IS the seat or govern· ment. and that's where the repository of thos e public papers should be," says Sen. Lawton. Chiles. D-Fla., sponsor of a bill to build a central presidential library. Most archivists a nd historians oppose the plan. saying there is value In having the John F. Kennedy library in a low-income area of Boston and the He rbert Hoover library in an Iowa town which uses it as the site of its an· nual Fourth or July celebration. Chiles is pushing the Senate,.Govemmen· tal Affairs Committee t.o take up his bill this month. but concedes there Is little chance of passage in this Congress. Behind the d~bate Hes an explosion in the volume or presidentia l papers and a changed conception of who owns them. FILLMORE'S COLLECTION of "Letters Received During' Hls Presidency," dis· covered I" the Buffalo attic in 1908, amounted to about 8,000 items. The White House papers of Richard Nixon add up to 30 million. Filltnore, like all other presidents before Watergate, assumed his White House m es belonged to him when he left office in 1853. But in 1978 Congress declared that papers relaUng t.o a presldenl's conduct of his omce become government property. "Now we are talking about public papers that belona to the public." says Chiles . "They don •t belong to the state of Georgia or the state of Flonda ... THE GOVERNMENT ma inta in~. pre- sidentiaJ libraries at West Branch. JoWli, for the Hoover papers : Hyde Park, N.V_. for those of Franklin O. Roosevelt~. '11\0epenr) dence~ Mo .. for the_llarry $.Truman papc'l"s: Abilene, Kan .. for .those of O.wight D. Eisenhower: Austin. T ex as. for the Lyndon B. Johnson papers. and Boston for the Ken- nedy papers. All ha ve museums. A library for Gerald R. Ford's papers is expected to open this fall on the University of Michigan campus in Ann Arbor. The Ford mui;eum is scheduled to open in Jul:r 1961 in Ford's home town of Grand Rapids. Mich. UNIVERSITY OF Southern California has made a proposal to the government for a Nixon library. but Richard Jacobs. acting head of presidential libraries in the National Ar c hives, says the proposal will not be forwarded t.o Congress until lawsuits tying up the papers have been settled. The libraries are bu1Jt wlth private funds and maintained by the government. When the Presidential Libraries Act of 195S was passed, National Archivis t Wayne C. Grover estim ated that if lS presidential libraries were built by 2055 it would cost $1.5 million a year t.o run them all. In fiscal year 1979, however, it cost $1.8 million to operate the Johnson Library a lone. The budget for all the libraries In 1980 added up to $9.S million. Richard Kirkendall, professor of history at Indiana Universit y , representing the American HJstorlal Association, argued that establishing .one presidential library in Washington "seems to assume thal scholars are concentrated along the Atlantic coast ." ---------------------~---------------·---J;~., ' .. DELAPLAN E/TRAVEL Sunday Augu.-.1 1 l 1980 llAIL"I' PILOT fff) Foreign Polic • • A Breed Apart By TAN DELAPLA E "OM oJ t>Mr a.uoc1ahon'• intert' u " in Sherl()('k Holm.es In Lotldon u...-mtt'Tid to vmt Z2 Boktr Str~t'I Uat you had lll1V ('Tmtart u·1th Rntish Pc>l1re 1 • 0 11 a Fourth or Jul . London i. Johnn v Nabs to"'{'() m~· t-tarked c r u"u\ from llarroos ~to"td at \n lhe dl triC't <'Bll<'d Elephant und Castle The~ \\ere so pohh' it was a pleasure " our tndt>pendcnr1• Day . I behev~." \aid the st>r~t•ant "Con gratulations. Sign here .. T HE FUZl AROt•. D no: WOKLO: Tourists don't run up .&tzamst police n1uc:h unlc lh~y 'rt> ruukm1t1 complaint:, .. At o~tro lJ mdn smasht"d t/u' rt•ar U'tndllU o/ our car and yrabht>rl my u1Jt's ptmrt' u>atl1 our passports (ltld all our tnu~l C'ht>dcs n,, palict 11isisted Ow only thmy u~~ ro IJl> 1 1 Ro11w and report 1r E't't'tl though one rnu11 Ml'<ld 11ur side our car wat1u1g our pa3spc>rts All ltaly·s a high crimt' an•a Purst.' snatchmg 1s a :!>pec1alt} Tht> mo~t I \ l' seen of the law are the carabmi~n "ho stroll the Via Veneto in decoratiH• uru forms : Tri corn hats. blue tailcoats. swords of burnished silver reflecting the Roman sun . There's an operatic air about them You can follow this up by viewing the pikemen of the Swiss Guard at the Vatican The uniforms were designed by Michelangelo. · • • • HANDSOME COPS, m E FIJI police in brass buttoned-to-the-throat blue tunics White wraparound s ulus cut at the bottom with pinkmg s hears. There is no uniform cap -it would interfere with the beehive hairdo. Only seen TWO working. 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THESE STAT UES ON horseback. centered in sprawling green parks and rounded plazas, are at home among the stately baroque houses. spiky iron fences a n d broad, feebl y lit boulevards that give Buenos Aires a Mediterra· ncao charm But that look is fading as bulldozers level 500 city blocks to make way for six elevated ex- pressways that will criss-cross the city and for more high-rise office towers like those already soaring from the port district's cobblestone streets The constn~ction boom has focused criticism on City Hall. Last year a c1tnens group led by a former vice president, retired Adm. lssac Rojas, pre· vented the Bank of Tokyo from obscuring the neoclassic Central Post Office with a high-rise headquarters next door. City officials ordered the site moved a few blocks. BUT A COALITION of prominent architects and engineers ha~failed to stop the expressway scheme. which was based on a visionary book bv the city's public works secretary called the A'rterial City and put in motion by a military government decree. Those who remember the days before triple-digit inflation say Buenos Aires is dying in a nother way: downtown strips like Cor- rientes, once called "the street t hat never sleeps," now darken at a r espectable hour. Economic austerity has for ced many "Portenos to take two jobs and get to sleep earlier. The restaurants, cafes and tango bars where they once lingered over wine and steak dinners after the late movie can no longer af. ford three shifts of waiters. SUCH PLACES NOW face competition from dozens of new Am~rican-style franchises with names like Che Burger that cater to a faster pace or life . .Pumper Nie. another hamburger chain, of- fers "Pumper Futures .•· You buy one coupon to· day to ··freeie" the price of next month's ham· Receive s I 00 toward your Hawaii air fare Swf l'MOris. ••Hawaii's Ifft.. pl• - htce.clftcJ c•. 1 days. Choice of Kauai. Maui and/or Hawaii; select 3 of 4 luxurious surf resorts. Plus car. '239,.. fM"O"• ...,_ oc~y. LESS 'I 00 • ._.. cndff,.,.,..... 11 Feahlon l•l•nd, Newport Beach 640-0821 burger and thus he <.&I lh1.: fi p«:rrcnt monthly in flation rate. Bl"T A {' \K IS u rt~k~ 10\(•-ilrilcnt an Buenos ,\irec; whC'rC' dc~C'cndPnt 'i of g:iucho horsemen irnrn 1/w p:1111p.1s hc1orlle lux1:' imd t..11 colect1v11 ll11.;p., Iii-r·1r1• r,,,., i ratf11 'II 1·1 dc•nts 1\1\1a\a1.11· t :..!h,·r '" ,. lh·i"' 11·(\ ',\tni.: t"r rorisl~ did lw n in ! h.-1111<1 1 ••111 ... 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E. Z1ml>ab•1 <· 'AP Zimbah\\t>'s three mon~h ol~ gov<'rt•m .. nt pa!> pl~d~ed to preserve v.11<1 animal parks in tlw country . Th~ Wan~ie Safan Lodge· WC.IS reopened for lhe f1r~t time s ane(' F'Pbruary. 1979 v.hen black nahonahsts stepp\'d up dttae;k~ 10 the art'a The white-mmorit) governmt•nt 1s ~1mr and Hh'Jdl·sia is now Zimbabwe · Tourism M ini.,l <•r Nathan Sha mu' arira predi.cled the lodge would bcromc "a !lt'l<·cca for wildlife lovers thruu ghoul the \\ orld '· Hawaiian Islands e • • I ' e l1 , • '" e ( !() Su n Valley Sun River con1 nucl y ~,P '"lq od :H-:1 f 'J ,..., Puerto VoiLorto Mazatlan WEEKEND SPECIAL R AUGUST-SEPTEMBER· ~~~~liM, $179.00 •' ·r· f , • ,• I o ! I ·a• I ~ E-~e· "o: c.ns ".1"0 ob t> 01 •1u• Vac'J• on "•·•1..,rrc1 c,.., Come see what we offer .. ., NEWPORT DEACH Momotr 900 NPv.,,0orr Ce-ir~r Dr Wednesday-Aug. 20 Voco11on Time Shore only from Vocot1on lrwrno11onole Lto. Serv11'\9 .,000 ~011~t1f·C c• ·, n. , , •• •Q 7 .1 Your~ when you ouend: chese omoccive r - - - ------ and useful Companion Flight Oogs. , ... , -1 I I I I I 0 '-\'.:Jca11oq "/nter!/.at1m1,1lr ·/ td I ,"\626 r r~-. """''. ~ ... ~ ... ti' :JOO • ( 21J) 59 /-6049 L•_ ~9 ~/\~·o,.::.!9C~ ____ _J ',, $17.90 MAKE FALL & WINTER RESERVATIONS NOW! PROPANE POWERED MOTOR HOMES SAVE UP TO $100. A WEEK ON FUEL COSTS! WESTERN VACATION R. V. 's New Location 22821 LAIE FOREST OR. Suite No. 108 ASPAN PLAZ~ •EL TORO ' ATASPAN 951-7887 ·- ' I ·' I I. Sunesty. Augutl \7, lllO REAL ESTATE MfOrdable DOusing on the Way Coast Bank Office Set LAM *"91•1*• and butlden d '9 ,.....,.... '° adhere to . _.. .,..,_., ener1y touerva- Uoa .... _,,... arad to provtde more affordable hou1tn1· and tomauaJt)' f1clllllt's ln l1r1e· au.. tomll\wUly plana lD t~ ... , f\llure, accordln1 to a lead '-\: /:~':!tda, t'O founder ad a principa) tn the Plaruuna Ctater , 1 Newport 8tacb·bHed urbu ••sn ud pllftlllnc firm . 11ld local 1ov-eramental attDel .. 'OOl only In CaWomla but la other areas oe •u&••D41 "Th•ftmeana affordable houl· Ina for ev ry body. r••ardleu ot thf'lr economic 1Utu1," de Almtid• nld "Thl• nation'• hou1in1 crisis 11 bt'comln1 tne problem ol private enttrprlae lo olvt," he uJd 1N 111£ AaF.A of ener1y con· aer,•atlan. de Almeida told bu1l~rs that the)' will not only havf' lo ac<'ow1t for how much f'nf'rl)' an apphanct or ftalurt con umes. but they will soon havt to l&kf' into conslderallon how much l'neru wu u.~ to manufarlurt or produce an Item or materials In a new home or building come when the preaent com· munlty facUJtiea are 20 lo 40 years old. Builders will be uked to rebuild existing raclllties as well," de Almeida predicted. NO NEW LA&GE sc ale commwtlty development will be approved unle11 lt can pay for ltaelt, de Almeida continued. "This lt vt1ry. very difficult to do." he said, adding that In aome cases, communities are looking for large and even s maller developments to provide a surplus income to the city or co1.1nly 111 well. At that , builders who Wchnically comply with all writ· ten requirements of a city or county sUll have less than a SO percent chance of having their community plans or projects ap- proved, de Almeida said. 'de facto' policies are. such as the mayor, city mana1er or a leadln1 citizen,'' de Almeida said. As a result, de Almeida said the "1olden rule of planning" haa evolved. "SIMPLY STATED, the rule su1eests that when a develop- ment proposal is consistent with theae unwritten community ex- pectations, the city or county will find the mechanism necessary to approve the pro- ject. But, when a development plan is inconsistent with these policies , no matter how technically correct the proposal is, the local government will find the mechanism to deny ap- proval of that plan," de Almeida said. Villa Balboa According to the Planning Center executive, there are planning tools which can in· corporate written and unwritten policies lnto a development pro- posal. ''As an example, we've been In the forefront in using the Specific Plan as a one-stop plan- ning process by which we can submit an overall planning con- cept, a tentative tract map and a ma'Ster Environmental Impact Report as one document." de Almeida said. "The Specific Plan can take into accowit au the factors necessary to obtain- ing approvals for our projects. Planning commissions and city councils like the proceas and that enhances the community plan and goes a long way to as- suring it.s approval." The new two-story office bu i lding, whic h will become the main headquarters for South Coast Bank, is nearing completion al lhe ·Corner of Baker Avenue and Bear Street, in Costa Mesa. Sauer s Bros . Co n s truction Co . of Fountain Valley is the contractor on the new building. The bank will move from its present location at 849 SunOower A venue a n d w i I I h o I d its week-long grand opening celebration from Aug. 25 -29 in the new 16 ,000 -s quare -fool , octagonal building. aueh as T ex11:t and tht• Southwest, are looltmg to de n'°Pen to solve pn>bh:ms lll enero conservation. affordable boulQa and in rlnanclng com m...tty facilities. SpeaklQ1 at a rettnl session of tht .,aclfic Coast Builders t:on ference in San Francisco. de Almeida said developers and bullden sbould be prepared to provide 25 percent of all new community developments as af fordable bouaing. "Loni aovemmental agencies are now requiring balanced commumty plahis that include recreation , 1 ho pplne and employmt>nt flaclllt1es to be close t o res ident ia l areas," de Almeida said. "Builders wlll not onl> be dedicating the land and improving it for public facilities . but they will be contributing money for the maintenance and operatlon of parks. schools, polire and fire stations and even for the training of those public employ~ who will ~ working in those rommunlty facilities." the urban planner said. ·'Every city or county has a series of unwritten policies that refl ect community expectations and attitudes which are used by planning commissions and city councils to evaluate develop- ment projects," he said. "These policies are not always known to all the decision make r s . However. there is usually one party who does know what these Condos ProVe Popular ·'The biggest problem will New Homes Debut SPIVEY DESIGN FIRM MOVES A hilltop site overlooking the ocean and harbor in Newport Beach . and condominium designs by Richardson- Nagy-Martin Architecture/ Planning, are bringing plaudits Crom home buyers for ViUa William Spivey, principal in Ba I boa. according to Ray the firm of William Spiv~y Watson, president of Newport The new group of Woodbridge Town homes in Irvine Includes Design, has announced reloca-Development Company. four floor plans in one and two-story designs priced from $112,990 lion of facilities to «25 Jam-High volume ceilings, wtde to$138,980. First occupancy is scheduled for later this summer. bore e Road . Suite 17 5 in expanse of glass for viewing and Various plans offer. from 1,135 to 1.6'6 square feet of living Newport Beach. He was former· indoor/outdoor living, uniquely space and feature two bedrooms. two bedrooms and den or three ly located on Birch Street in angled walls and open-styled bedrooms with two and two and one-half'baths. Newport Beach. separate areas for privacy and Four model homes. decorated by award-winning lnlerior The move is in conjunction hospitalit y, are among the desisner Ca.role Eichen, are open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at with a new identity program, desirable RNM touches in WoodbridgeTownhQmes. which won him a A'Golden variousunitsatVillaBalboa. To reach Woodbridge. take the Santa Ana or San Diego Orange Award" at the recent The condominium homes are Freeway to the Culver Drive exit and 'follow the slg-ns to .. Orange Cotrrrty Advertising available in eight •distinctive Woodbridge. The Irvine Company's Information Center is located Federation's annual award pro-floor plans ranging in size from various villas feature from one bedroom, one bath to two bedrooms plus den and family room with two baths. Prices range from $136,000 to $285,000. Luxury amenities are ' standard at Villa Balboa and the homes a re in full security buildings with elevator service and main lobby call code system. Landscaping and private recreation including a swimming pool, spa and social area for residents are among the community features of the exclusive , professionally maintained development. Situated within \hree blocks of the beach. Villa Balboa is located at 220 Nice Lane. Five models by Saddleback Interiors are open dail y, exc ept Wednesday, from 10 a .m. to 5 p.m. Villa Balboa may be reached by taking Pacifi c Coast Highway to Superior Avenue in Newport Beach, then up the hill to Nier.: L a.n e a n d t h e N e w p o r t Development Company Luxury condominiums. Pilot Power classified ads in Wed nesday's Coast Life and Da ily Pilot reach 340.000 Orange Coast readers for only $2 for four lines. l •!Jl\'l~!{.)I 642-5678 ·OD the comer of Culver Drive a,nd Barranca Parkway. gram. 995 to 2,035 square feet. The -. . -------......... ~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~-----------====-=<::::;:::;::;:;:;~::;=-~-==;;-:===-~~====:=;======~...J c;: -' Inheritance Tax Posing Problems LOS ANGELES CAP> -Soaring California re· aJ. estate values are creating inheritance tax pro- blems for people who've never thought of themselves as wealthy, says an expert on estate planning. , "Today almost anyone with a comfortable bome-, a car or two and a few additional assets is a candidate for substantial inheritance taxes and poulbly huge problems for his heirs unless he does IOIDe )>re-planning," says Aetna Life & Casualty aecutive Jel'l')' Kemp. -Kemp notes that many people who bought bomea here before property values took off are arprised to find that their estates may be worth 9$00,000, on which £ederal inheritance taxes alone would be $103,000 or more . .. TRIS INFORMATION comes as a great lboclt to 'average' people who have seen the com- fi>rtable $15,000 homes they bought 10 or 15 years .,o rise in value to $350,000 or $400,000," be says. "Peo&Jle who think of themselves only as financial· lJ comfortable should realize that they are actual-11 wealthy in the eyes of the law and that their estates are subject to stringent tax laws." Inheritance taxes are usually due within nine montbl after death·and Kemp says some wives or a\li'vlving children wind up having to sell their t.omea in order to aati~fy the tax man because the breadwinner failed to take care of his estate. "My guess is that 15 percent of the people IJlake proper estate arrangeme.nts," he said. "Peo-•le don't realize the impact this tax has. You work •U your lile -and pay taxes on every dollar you earn. "Iben you die and your heirs pay taxes on w hat you built up. THERE ARE MANY WAYS lo minimize fttate laxes, Kemp says, starting with a properly uawn'will. "The wo~t approach is an 'I love you' will in -,,hlcb you say to your wife, 'Here, honey, I give 7ou everything," he said. "That's what creates '9tate tax problems.·· . · Executives or professionals who die without arranging for the disposition of their businesses can leave particularly difficult estates, Kemp .a1ys. "The potential tax problems are generally matnified if there is a business involved and the seU~mploS-ed -doctors, lawyers and professional people in particular -can be creating tax pro- blems that will be destructive to their estates." he said. s·J\c~ Homesftes •Ideal for horses •Under- ground utilities• Excellent cltnil or vineyard potential · • Mlnutee to schools & •hopping • Butler lousln1 Corporation proudlJ presents ... In lewport Beach ' A CUT ABOVE THE BEST . AND CASTLE Newport Beach -you know where it is . . what lt is -an address that reflects prestige Sandcastle luxury condominiums-within walking distance of the yacht clubs. Balboa Isle. and Fashion Island. Sandcastle -an exclusive haven for people who wear success well. Second homeowners welcome From $ 169.500 777 Avocado. on the oceanside of Pacific Coast Highway. across from Fashion Island (714) 673-3271 ----- .. .. • !!- REAL ESTATE 5unc:lay,Auguat 17, 1980 -DAIL V Pt LOT 8 f I Recovery Forecast Nortlateood TrOC!t ". , . -• - Irvine Homes . -Creaii Fi11anci1ig A.ids l1uluatry Selling Fast I' CaUfornla'• producuon cr1ppl d commercial and lndu trial bwld1n lndu.atty ii tbowlnt lllgns or a major rtcov~ry throutth ut1hotlun of er ath· Onancing pro.cranh v. h1ch art tJCpected lo pump Sn b1lhoo UHO the .... 1 "hlte construction muket U.. rett ol t• ud 1981. m•lun 1t oae ol the most prosperou:. bu1ldma periodl ln history. accordtna to J <'hn 0 . RlMJdo, an Oran1e Count.> tn\ t me.nt banker ''CreatJve rl.nancin¥ '" th nev. kid on tM commerc11l ~nd mdust1 ual block," said Rmaldo. chairman or the board or Amertt'an Homt' Mortu11e Corporulion of Newport each. · "SIX MONTHS AGO when builders sawthenation'seconom.> wassltppang deeper into a recession compounded by 18 percent inflation and the highest cost ol Uvin1 and least savings by con- aumeruince World War 11. they beaan searcbin1 for a breakthrough , something which would aid m easing California's critical housing shortage." ''They fo und the an:.v.er an Sheffield's Construction On Schedule The model home complex is near- ing completion at Merickel Develop· ment's Sheffield Manor attached single family home community in the Irvine Village of Northwood , acrord- ing to Ron Merickel, president of the homebuilding firm. Merickel reported that buyer in- terest is running very high at the de· velopment and that a s~ec1aJ draw-IH'f""WO . t ruth·e fln1i11\clng 1m>1ram which dtspll~ rN·ord lnfl11tlon and .a horhlat· or money due to F'ed ral Rt>!l«'rv • Board er dlt th,htenlnlC con· trol-. nunaat·l't lo kt'f'J> Southern Cuhfornrn hu11u l'Un trucllon mov ln1t." hc atd "A timllar creaUve f1nanc.'lne tht'Ory te havlnl a major r1pplC' affC(t t.nday tn the commuclal and industrial building Industry. th • bAckbonc or the state'a economy Rinaldo said creative flnanclna v.111 ~ th~ anawer to California's romm~rt'1a l building woe111.he rest o/ thu. y(•ar and throuah 1~ because anflt1t1on and high interest rates are expected to remain in the double digit for nearly tlalf a decade yet . "'Creauve f10anc1ng is adding a nev. dimension to getting Southern Califo rnia b<1.c:k on the right econorruc track and as a refreshing com mercaal and industrial building solution when you look at the in· dustry·s half-year nosedive which s a"' both i.ales and construction plummat to record levels due to a shortage of funds. credit controJs, and antereM rates which put the cost of construction out of r ange to a point where it was no longer profitable." ;~ SHARING DESIGNING TECHNIQUES WITH SWEDEN Decorator Sue Bell, Builder Bengt Solve 30 Swedes Tour U.S., Attend NB Seminar M o r e t h a n 3 0 1s a trend setter for the The seminar guests representatives from a bu 1 Id in g indu s try , not only visited 14 de· Swedish ho u s 1 n g makes for a va lu a ble velopment sites in Los RINALDO SAID creative financing manufacturer attended seminar. Angeles a nd Orange ·~~, Only a handful of luxury executive homes re/' main at Northwood Place in Irvine. reports Jen . Irvine, sales representative at the Maurer Elliot( ·.~ Construction Co. community. • ' Three different two-story, four-bedroom . noorplans with up to approximately 3,100 squart. • ' feet of living space still remain. Close-out price,-' begin at $212,990. ONE OF THE MOST imaginative floor plans at Northwood Place is Plan s. Offering 2,813 s_q1;1are feet, this home featu~es an elegant sunken • hvang room, large formal dming room, separate breakfast room. and a hu~e luxurious master suite · runs the entire length of the house. and includies ·· a step-down retreat with fireplace and wet-bar, · spacious walk-in c loset , sun deck. bath with' separate tub and shower , and dressing area with twin lavatories. Three large family bedrooms and · a second full bath complete the second floor. All ·of the remaining homes offer central air conditioning, built-in Nutone deluxe AM-FM in· t.ercom systems with message centers, complete security alarm systems, hydro-bath jacuzzi tubs in master baths, floor safes, automatic garage door· openers with two remote controls, and masonry block walls and wood fences. Architectural highlights in various plans in· ~lude inglenook conversation areas. skyview cell· mg effects, garden tubs with planters, dramatic staircases, and master s uite retreats. as flourishing because it is becoming a three-day marketin g "Sue BaJI. vice prcsa· Counties but also toured the major fac t or in s kirting seminar ronducted by dent of Carnie E1 l'hen one of the largest hous-FOR A LIMITED TIME. home buyers can mortgage rates, even though they Lester Goodman As. Interiors ... the r onlmued, 1 n g man u fa ct u ring lake advantage of a 5 percent down plan. Financ- have declined, and is getting com-sociates at the Marriot ·:cfiscusscd how interior plants in California. ing is available al a low l l 1/2 percent interest rate. mercial and industrial builders off Hotel in Newport Beach. d es igners' work an Second trust deeds with no payments for lhr~ their nest eggs and back into the The purpose of the model homes can m ake "'The tours included a years also are offered .. market. sem inar was to learn the Swedis h produc t visit to L C.S. Homes in The master-planned Village of Northwood ~ "Money is available. but even new and better ways to more sall'abh.•. She dis· Fo u n ta 1 n Va 11 e Y • '' within 15 minutes of the Irvine Industrial though the rates dropped anywhere improve products and cussed several interior Good man said. "This Complex, Koll Center , Newport Center, a nd from 18 to 1211-J percent , the problem marketing techniques in design techniques hl!mg gave the Swedish vis-numerous other business and industrial complexes 1 is that commercial · and industrial Sweden, according to used today in the United ilors a r hanre to see in Orange County. Shopping and abundant recrea· builders have becom e apathetic wail· Bengt Solve. president States " how a housing manufac· tional opportunities a lso are close at hand. ing for rates to dr-0p lower because of of Ernstrom Modulent, In his i.tddrcss to the lure r in the United The Northwood Place saJes office (559-1405) all the adverse publicity about ob-Sweden's largest hous-Swedish builders. Good States operates." and decorated models are open daily from 10 a.m. taimng it, and because they have ing manufacturer man di scussed post sale .. Ernstrom Modulent to 6 p.m. To visit the development. take the Santa been stung b) an interest rate of 18 Ernstrom Mt>dulent problem~ and how the found the seminar to be Ana Freeway to the Jeffery Ro~d exit. Proceed .pe.!""4'01 or aoo\!.e..Jo,r.lw.u:. mQo~~-"-c,..o ... m mis:.aoned Les ter builders can maintain extremely informative," north on J effery to Bryan Avenue and turn left to l r 'I . I '1 purchase priority for the sale of the initial 21 townhortles. He added that -anyone interested in participating in qa e drawing can visit the site just south of Culver Drive on Irvine Boulevard to obtain additional in- formation. said Rinal~o. Gooaman. presraenr-or-a1ia t'Ontr.ortt1c1r 1111age. ~olvc sa~ · --_.Jae.,s,.QaunJJ.nitY..·.---· • Bual~~and~"lo~~h~~~ Lester Goodman As --~~;~~~~~~~~~~~--~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~r~~~~ taking a wait -an·d -see attitude sociates, to conduct the • When complete, Sheffield Manor will iclude SO two and three bedroom homes ranging in price from $124,900 to $135,900. The development will also feature on-site recreation facilities including a swimming pool , whirlpool spa and a cabana for resi· dent's exclusive use. The common areas, building exteriors and recrea- tion facilities will be professionally maint.ai.ded by the Homeowners As- sociation for a monthly fee. To reach SfieUield Manor, take the Santa Ana Freeway to the Culver Drive exit, go northeast on Culver to Irvine Boulevard, then turn right and drive one block to the site. towards interest rates and while they semt.nar because t he waited. or' sat on their money, infla-marketing firm. Solve tion was increasing t¥ price of new claimed, has gained an commercial and industrial construe-extremely good reputa- tion." he pointed out. tion in Sweden for stimulating and present· "IT WAS A R(SKY gamble. But it ing new ideas concern· was up to lenders like American ing marketing for the Home to do more for commercial housing industry. and industrial builders than what "A similar seminar be banks and savings and loans do with conducted last April for conventional loans. The best and only the National Association solution was high--volume creative of Swedish Wooden financing." House Manufacturers Because of this unique approach to bas earned him'-a good fi na ncing, land, pay-later, wrap-reputation in Sweden," around, swing-loans, and even gold is Solve said. "This is the figuring heavily into overall con-second seminar he has struction projects. making what was conducted for us. 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"' • .. i s = ... e : = c: Another fine community of Vlllage Home• of Cllllfornia and C/L , Inc. g @@ ; Traditional Quality ----· IU.AGE HOMTS NAHEi~ Endurlns Eleaanoe I I I -1 I . I \ ' SUnd1y,Augu1t 17 1980 RE AL ESTATE Moving Up In Real Estate LBLAND D. l l'Ea80N ol Nt•l)Ort s .. cb bu bffn promoted to vie presldtmt and d1rettor of d Ian develop m tnt for R •ch ard1on·N•n Martin Archnecturt-Plannlna of e •l)Ol1 Bea<'h lvt't'IOft wa.1 an u oc1at«-(>f RNM an the rapacity of proJect mana1u. contr1bulln• to plan nin1 and ctes11n efron tit rect1vt"d his bat'helors decree an arc:hHet'turt from Cahforn1• Polytethntc State Ualveraity, San Lui& Obtspo and was named the AIA "O\Mlandiq Graduate fOf' the Year Ur7~" Ht la IM>W a m•mbf>r of the American ln&tltute of Attbiterts, Ounat County Chapter -1¥1 .... • a oN SHEEHAN of Laite Forest has 1omed \he Newport Beach offit'e of Busi neu Prop erties Br.okeraee Company as a sales associate auicoe d to t he industrial division. Before coming to Business P rope rties , he was with In· duatr iaJ Brokers ln Newport Beach. Earlier he was on the aalea staff of Xerox Corporation in El Monte. He is a native or Boston. He SMl!UIAM holds a B.S. degree in business m arketing from California State University in Los Angeles Creative Financing Measures Gain By SYLVIA PORTf.R To buy or 1ell " house \n today's 1TUi1rketplact1, ~h•> you nec-d mort than ever befort: 111 SO·culled "rrtH:ltlvt• linanclng " You well may btl 1t11l lockt.'01lular1t) the natwn over 1n volvt·11 lht' seller 1n hclptnl( to finance the sale or tht• home to Ow buyer ff, 1'~•~ \ou're the buyer. \OU t[et lbt" 1tdvanllO(t: of ~re:.l'rVUllOO Of an exast 1n1 lower co t loon that tht> o"' nt:r took (IUt } ears &((O co1nb1ncd with f111uncmg ;.O'rangcd or un dt-rtak~n b~ th<' seller AND WITH THF. POSSIBILIT Y 11f not pro· b» h llhy l that rules will remain far too burdeMOmt· for a hefty proportion of would·be buyers on sUlgle·fam1ly conventional mortgages for monthi, to come, th as form of creative financing c•ould be an important cissist in your buying or sell · 1ng 11 honie In fact, in some area~. this cr eative financing Montie l Pacio Homes already accounts for as mu<'h as 50 percent of cur rent home sales . If you are a would·be seller of a home and you are walling to participate an the financing of the sale. you'll find key benefits. You get out of an unwanted home speedily You earn a desirable 10, 11. 12 percent re· turn that is increasingly tough to get in other short mechum·term investments -YOU REDUCE THE TAX you would have paid on a lump sum payout o f an outright sale un· less you qualified for the single shot capital gains tax benefit for the elderly. tr you are the would·be buyer. this offers a re· alistic opportunity to move at a time when you thoug ht you were s tuck. Another aspect of creative financing involves savings and loan institutions which are willing to assume mortgage loans on housing which they originally assumed a t below current market rates tr your mortgage is assumable, you might con· sider offering to take a second mortgage on the re· mainder or the purchase price for a short term say. up to fi ve years Living Rooms in Spotlight A third option'is the contract sale. In the <:on· tract arrangement. the buyer makes a down pity ment, m addition to monthly payments that are equal to the seller's mortgage installments You. the buyer . agree lo pay the balum'e of the purchuse price an the future For you. the llmita lion 1s that contract sales frequently permit the holder of thl· mortgage to renegotiate the loan ratt• STILL ANOTH E R ASP ECT is that mortgage rates with flexible interest rates are on the rise An illuMration as the variable rate mortgage a long Ll•rm instrument with an interest adjustable 1n keeping with a national index of the cost of the funds In the variable rale mortgage, the rate can· not be changed more thun once a year with the maximum hi gh or low being 0 5 percent annually·,. Over the life of the loan. the rate can't change more than 2 5 pt.'rcent. Continuing new aspecti, of creat ive financing 1s the rollover mortgage or renegotiable rate mortga~e. This vehicle consists of a sen es of short term loans which the lender is obligated to rl'ncw on clue dates every few years The .. in· terest rate can change at renewal lime up Lo O 5 percent a year but the rate change cannot exceed 5 per(·ent over the Ii fe of the lo<in In Canada. lenders have been issuing rollover mortgages for more than 10 years. Mortgages with s hort ro llover periods are attractive when rates are headed up on the expectation that the rcitcs !>OOn will decline from the peaks In an era when emphasis on dramatic atrium. visible from living rooms has diminished, the alt main rooms in the home. M ission Viejo 'Company 's Montielhomes,rangingin size Montiel Patio Homes have from 1.225 square feet to 2,033 aluminum and glass enclosures. SOME CONSUM E R GROUPS have openly c hina oval sinks and cultured s tated oppoi,1t1on to the Federal llome Loan marble pullman tops. Bo<ird's actinn m permitting the nation's 2.000 All homeowners autom atically federally charte red s avings and loan associations rearfirmed their role as the s quare feet. have s pacious L ES GR.\SSELLI of l rvine . has joined the center for California Ii ving . e nt r y way s, w a 11 ·to · w I\ l I ~ I rvine office of R E /MAX Montiel's s pacious step-down carpeting, wrought·iron and become members of the Lake to issue these renegotiable mortgages . These Mission Viejo Association, which "rollovers." they charge. are not wise choices for or fer s boatin g. s a i Ii n g , families on re latively fixed incomes Realtors. Inc. as a sales as· living room s in a ll five floor wood railings Ci n selected sociate. plans feature broad expanses or p lans). two.car garages and Grasselli, a member of the glass a nd views of outdoor distinctive siding and textured Irvine Board of Realtors and garden areas. Four floor plans stucco. The homes are located in the East Orange County Board have wood-burning fi replaces m the hills nonh of Lake Mission of Realtors, has been active in the living room . Viejo. Orange County real estate for ln the four·bedroom , 2'h·bath Kitchens feature .gas ranges three years. A gr a duate or Casa E rlinda, a free·st anding with hood and eye-level double Fullerton Community College fireplace sepa rates the living ovens. automatic dishwashers ·a n d Ca l i r o r n i a S t ate room and dinin g room . and dispasals, s tained natural Pol y tech nic U n iver sity, T h e li vi n g room in t h e wood cabinetry a nd ceramic tile swimming and p1cnick1ng at In response. FllLB Chairman Jay Janis has the 124·acre recreation facility. ma in tamed that the rollo\ler mortgage 1s a ··well· Monthly dues are c urrently balanced' instrument $8.50. And there are even more vehicles of crea tive Montiel models are open daily financing of homes you might explore the lease· from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m . at 21782 purchase option. land lease. equity sharing. ex- Ca brosa. Hom es are priced from t hanges. a ll·inclusi Vt.' deed or trust . seller·backed Sl07.065'to $148,000 first deed of tr ust. and second deed of trust. Take La Paz Road exit off the San Diego Freeway east to The time for soph1st1cated shopping is now Marguerite Parkway. Turn left Don't just aetcpt the well·cstabhshcd forms and Pomona, Grasselli holds a degree in business four-bedroom. three-bath Casa countertops. .. ':'a!11~g~:~ mi he was the lep sales~r!tm in-_D_o_lo_r_es_._i_s_s_jt_u~_kd_A_dJ._<i_.c_e.nt J.Q..a_ Bat hs contain a nd continue two miles to La possible d efeat in your buying or selling plans 1iboweK-wit-h---8ef'e&'afl"d-tf4ft.te""'•""tt"'lodiw+we-+l.-s.---·---!;'St'lht1ttdMyr-•'#331Hmdnstmretth OUC " - his office with which he was previously associated. STRATTON R. E LLE R JR. or San Juar. Capistrano has been a ppointed district manager of Gr ubb & El· Us Property Services. Inc . Eller will be based in the Orange County Office of Grubb ac Ellis and w.ill be responsible for establishing the company's property management services in the Orange and San Diego County m arkets. The Property Services compa n y presently maintains six offices s erving n u 11 the major markets of the western United States and manages several million square feet of office. retail, industrial a nd residential property. Eller former ly was responsible for managing investment properties for Coldwell Banker and R&B E nter prises in Southern California and Ariiona . His business career also includes a number Qf years in finance and administration. having served as an officer in charge or major banking activities for two of the country's largest banks. GLORIA KSIGHT of Treeco Escrow in Costa Mesa has been appointed vice president and senior escrow of· fleer for Treeco Escrow. Inc. In t h i s capac ity s he will be responsible for h andling con· tracts, all-inclusive trust deeds a nd 1031 tax-deferre d ex· changes. She has been in the escrow profession since 1965; nine of those 15 years has been in m a n a g e m e nt . S h e join e d Treeco Escrow three years ago. Mrs. Knight is a me mber or the Huntington Beac h , Ne w por t /M esa. Or ange County and California Escrow associations. She has attended Orange Coast College a nd Del Mar College in Corpus Christi , Tex. She participates in the continu· ing education series sponsored by the Orange County Escroy.i Association. JOHN I. JEFS EN has recently joined Pon· derosa Homes as vice president and gener al counsel for the Irvine based building firm. J ersen's position with Pon· derosa will include responsibili· ty for structuring the rinant'ial aspects for pur c hasin g ex· pansions during the 1980's as well as other industry related leea l quest ions. As general counsel at Ponderosa he will re· port di~tly to Roy Hughes. ex· JO UN ecutive vice preside nt . and John Garcia. _ He received his law degree from Hastings Law School in San Fr ancisco. Before joining Pon· derosa, Jefsen was legal counsel for KACOR in its Rancho California Division. Prior to that assign· me nt he was in priva te practice in San Fra ncisco advising clients on matters conC'em ing real est ate. construct.ion a nd related development. JEUY STaOM has j oined the Monarch Bay o Hi ce of L aguna N ig uel Realty's resale division as an a ssoc iate, a nn o unced Don lleckenbaugh, manager of the four Laguna Ntauel Realty of· flees. Stro m . 42. will be sales acent for existing homes in the La guna Nieuel area. lte bnnas to Laguna Niguel Realty four year5 experelence In real estate sa les . • S\l'Olll and hts wife, Mary, have t wo children and reslde in Dana Point. Design Hailed The Gold Nu11et Grand Award for best ain1le· f amltl aUathed home was recently presented to J.M. Peters Co., Newport Bea~h. The honor wu for th firm's Plan C at Turble Rock in lrvtne. The awardt ceremony took pl•~ in San Francisco. • J 3 and 4 bedroom residences from $350,000 to S455,000• Sales office and model homes open daily from 11 am to 5 pm Phone (714)646·5092 or (714) 642·8235 + N I Driving directions: From Pacific Coast Hwy .. tum up the hill at Dover Dr., and follow Dover to Westcliff. Or, from the Newpon Fwy/ Newport Blvd., leh on 17th St • continue on to Dover. left on Dover to models. • Pr1a1 tflm1vt p11blk111on datr • REAL ESTAlE Dutt lO the comb ntd efforts ~ Jame Habta and Suiannt' lh.•rp1ck. O\\ nt>rs of \\'\' t Coa~t PaNric R~•I t.~tate. tht ~l ·h<>mt> Cap~ Cod &)·tl("<f. bl-ch cummuntt)' of Cape t'ov~ 10 La.:una N11ueJ hll-' 'iold out m • record three da) s The Oano Point based sates agent:. attrabutt- the popular1t> of Cape Cove lo the repututJon of the builder. Bousting an impressive portfolio or Orange County beach communities. such as Dana Bluff , ummer Place and Newpo rt Towohomes. developer Charles T Smith & As· sociates posses s a special knowledge of the design of ocean-close homes. Located at Selva Road and Pacific Coast Highway, Cape Cove 1s approximately 100 yards from the exclusive Dana Strand Beach. The lush community is lavishly landscaped with green- b ells, enhanced by meandering sUiewalks. Two professional tennis courts are available for residents' use. while the Homeowners' Assoc1a· lion maintains a ll recreational fa cilities and landscaping. ----------· Sunday, August \7, 1980 DAILY PILOT 8f3 A rea Builders Reminde d Housing No. I Problem ln his recent address to a meeting of the Build· ing Industry Association's Orange County Chapter held in Irvine, Mark Pisano, executive director of the Southern California AtsoctaUon of Govern· ments <SCAG>. claimed the number one problem bearing down on Southern Calromla's elected of· ficials is the region's increasing need for housing. "To put it very specifically and bluntly, we need 156,000 dwelling units lo support the popula- tton, immigration and boU!ebold formation in this region each year," Pisano said. "Last year, our reports indicated that we had about 80,000 un· its and at no time during the past four or five years have we gotten more than 100,000 units." to lh1s reg10n 1 hat w1 II house approximately 5,000 families·· Pisano cla1rncd f ,.11r Share housing programs are not only fo r lov. income groups "Our Fttir Share housmg programs are for all ' income sttgmcnt:. within a given area," he said. "We need to suµply hous ing for various income categories to ~uµporl our employment and keep from fon·111 if. ... ornl· .;1·µm1·n1s of our population to commute 30 or IO mill''> to tht·1 r home "FOUR YEARS AGO AN average family tn this region spend 411 percent ol their income on transportat111n and housing costs ... he indicated. '·Today, that figure 1i, 68 p~rcent We're just pric- ing a lot of people out of the market tn this region, really penahzmg certain segments of our society " FAMILY ROOM WITH ADJACE NT BAR AT VILLA WARNER SCAG, a 20-per~n executive committee com- prised of elected officials from Ventura, Los Angeles, Riverside and San Bernardino, Imperial and Orange Counties, interfaces with state and federal agencies to implement this region's air quality maintenance, transportation and water quality plans. In addition, SCAG formulates the re- gion 's development guide, a forecast of land use. housing and employment. The only "ay to deal with the fair housing JS· sue, according to Pisano, 1s through elected of- ficials negot1alang in a pollt1cal process Special Buy Plan Set An investment-or iented financial program directed to those interest· ed m reaping the rewards of escalat- ing Southern California coastal pro- perty values -is offered for a limit- ed number of units in the final s ales phase at Villa Warner. a collection of one and two bedroom villas in Hunt· ington Beach. Investors may purchase the Villa Warner units. recently converted from rental to ownership, with de- velopers allowing a $2,500 discount. Because the units are currently oc- cupie<l by tenants who wtsh to re- main. the investor is guaranteed im- mediate rental returns. oriented colony are offering a series of 30-year fixed rate loan financing programs tailored to the different needs of individual Villa Warner buyers. For instance, the 5 percent down payment means a Villa Warner buye r can make a down payment for as little as SJ.JOO. An 11 ~ percent in· terest rate may be obtained with a 10 percent down payment. The Huntington Beach colon y stands on 11 ac res of expansive lawn and gardens. with mature trees. shrubs . and ground cover providing landscaped atmosphere. The gardens and recreational areas are main· P ISANO, ALSO SECRETARY to SCAG's ex· ecuUve committee, believes the supply and de- mand deficiency facing Southern California home builders is not without sociological implications. "We're finding out that the number or family units per dwelling unit in Santa Monica is now reaching about 1.4," he explained. "in other parts of the region it's as high as 1.2 and 1.3. We're finding that families are actually doubling up and major new sociological units will be formed as a result of the lack of our ability to get the home building industry moving to build the home units we need." Pisano talked about current legislation de· signed to address this shelter gap and the proo- lems associated with it. tained by a homeowner's association "SCAG IS PARTICIP ATING with leaders in your to which Villa Warner residents con-forum on the Issues of financing," he explained tribute a monthly fee. "It's an issue we can't go very far without. We .. You don't deal ..... 1th this issue in the courts a'nd that's when• a good pc•rcentage or our country has de;.ilt with fair housm~. · he said. "Once it gets in the courts. the criterion for dec1s1on making becomes the narrO\.\ confines of Judiciary opinions and legislative IJw, not the bargaining process of pohtlC'S " Pisano and1<.·ated Sl'AG could not enforce its fair housing programs "SCAG CAN NOT ENFORCE anything," he c;aid . ··w e do not hav" pol1<·e powers for any pro· grams nor do "e deserve 1t ·'I.et .., find v. a ys to increase air quality without takin~ a n antttl-(onis tic pos ition . The poll11 cal n·ah11t·~ a ... Y.t·ll a~ the personal and humttn reallt1 e!> are that \.\e necn to mitigate. If we find that "'•· ha,•e int rca:.l'd emissions. then we'll find increased m1t11-(al1on , he said A s pecial provision enables in· vestors to collect rent the day escrow closes. The limited number of in- vestor-villas are offered ·•as -is ... Prices begin at $66,000. For investors To reach the complex in Hunt· have supported a number of bills providing that ington Beach, take the Golden West municipal bonds be used ror housing and Pilot Candid commentaries, In spite of the sellout. in this program, this translates to -buyt1 i11tt1tst ts-~strtt-~---.------ s lrong, with ·an ex-Apart_ from: the investor program. tensive waiting list. other fmancmg plans are ~ffered. Furnished models will Developers of the recreationally be on display in three exit off the San Diego Freeway and Congressman Patterson's plan for accelerated eJCLColUgS1b'Veo1yo1kn rfi'e" as. M. ,,.. :; I re< i go south to Warner Avenue, turn write-offs of construction costs. -· _ . ··-. LU,:..tl ;,.. J • right-and proceed 011e ha If otite: 'Ptre ---Wntal'~partidp"ated b• federa:t1nmsmg-pr·~u-~::::::=;;;::;;:;rnffi!~~~=ffiellilflilililj•i1111ilillllr( project is on the corner of Edwards grams," he continued, "and because or our Fair .... weeks to present the homebuying public with I/a lley a n exemplary beach ,., ~ community. For further information regarding "ccess Cape Cove or future l'I. West Coast Pacific of· rerings, p~one 831-2600. Shadow Run.Home Popular Warmington Develop- ment's Shadow Run community in the Irvine Village of Northwood is continuing to enjoy out· standing sales success, according to Bob Mister. senior vice president of sales and marketing for Warmington. Priced from $139,990, with 11 V. percent financ· ing on 30-year conve n- tional lo ans. these single-family homes at Shadow Run have been created in one and two story designs with in· novative three and four bedrooms floor plans of up to 2.405 square feet. THE SHADOW Run exterior elevations with English Tudor. Cape Cod and Colonial architectural s tylings add to the charm and in- dividuality of the com- munity. Interiors feature wood -burning fireplaces. ceramic tile entries, vaulted ceilings . genuine wood haodr ail- i n gs , wet bars . greenhouse windows and decorator-designed lighting fixtures. Each home has a master bedroom suite with its own dressing room/bath area that in- cludes a waJk·in closet or double wardrobe{ oval tub. separate stall, shower and double basin Corian pullman. FOUR MODEL homes, featuring ima&inative decor by award-winning interior decorator Carole Eichen. are open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m . at Shadow Run. To reach t he com· munity, take the Santa Ana Freeway to the Culver Drive exit. Drive e ast on Culver to Trabuco Road, turn right on Trabuco to Remington, then left on. the Shadow Run models. Planned SEQUOIA NATIONAL PARK <AP > The management of Mine ral King Valley would re main essentially the same under a National Park Service plan. THE plan allows for continued road access to the valley. which has been the center of a de· cade-long debate between conserva · tionists and recreational developers . There is no mention of a shuttle-bus system. a s propose d as an alternative to private cars . A narrow. 30-mile road through Sequoia Na· tional Park would be maintained about as is. The plan allows for con· tinued overnight camp· ing. Private land and cabin permits eventually would be phased out. However. the 67 cabin permits issued when the valley was part of the Se· quoia National Forest would be renewed for the life of the holder. officials said. F irear ms Policy Adopte d LOS ANGELES (AP) The Los Angeles Com~ munity College District has adopted a firearms policy for its campus police officers , who have been without suc h guidelines since their formation. "The officers have carried firearms from year one," said Al Red· dick, the district's direc- tor of safety and police services. "But without guidelines, officers have been having to fly by the seat or their pants." The policy allows firearms use to protect the officers or others Crom possible death or serious Injury and to give an alarm or sum- mon help where lmother means is unavailable. The policy adds, "Firearms shall only be used when all reasona- ble alternatives have been exhausted or ap· pear impracticable. ( Piiot Logbook J p:~ i::~-:!AP> . Candid comm.n&atlH, Sa n Diego Count y s upervisors, by a 3-2 vote. are giving .. cluliMIJ In lh• t h e m s e I v ea w h a t amounts to $21,000 pay ral•es. brlnglnc thelr aallrles to at leHt " ... , Street and Warner Avenue. For more Share housing program we've bffn able to bring information. call 848-4772 almost one-hall billion dollars in housing moneys Framing Preview Homes at the Beach So beouuful ore che designs of chese single family homes 1n Hunt1ngt0n Oeoch that over 200 people hove requested that thetr names be puc on o reservation ltst A limited edmon of only .35. they ore located across the street from beouc1ful Lol<ie Porl<i only blocf~s from che ocean In che mognif1cenc old tree section of Huntington Oeoch. chese homes otter village life oc 1cs besc. Huntington Oeoch High School 1s only 6 blocl<is owoy with che charming Seo Chff Village Moll only 2 blocl-;s fur+1er Normally, we would never store soles in one of our housing developments until ot least che models were compfeced w ith carpets and drapes. We ore starring soles now because che homes show so well even 1n the framing scoge-becouse the demand 1s so greOL-ond because 1ncerest races hove hit on extroord1nonly low figure (perhaps we may never see interest rotes this low 0901n > Single family homes from $149,990 Inside thP homes of Lol<ie Porl .Prse of )poce is 1mmed1 otely ev1CJel")I 1n trP 350 ;,quore fooc master bedroo n u1ce .vh1ct-> includes o 9 >-9 watt,~ r os• l Hor eymoon tubs n the master bo1h 1otgP flnough ro comforco':i y occorrirnodo'P 1 NO ore ideal for lu> ur.ou'> .r.dolr'•(lCf> K tchr>ns coN01r '' p e n1«; nd omp 0 room for rhe 1mprov1~ot1or,\ or o qourmer cool, Massive honnmodP ..vccd·burning fireplaces or.o o·ro t1Pd J-cor garages round out thP moc.l wanted teo1ures of homebvyers todo 1 The locot1on the price end the rerrns ore r19h1 There ore on v J5 homec, If rhe respon'>e ro our f1om1ng preview 15 whol we chir I\ 1 "" 11 b(· we may never ever hove o qror d opening M1p N•I lo Sul• l 1 • ( 714) 536·1459 I j 5'1nday ~ual 17. 1980 Resale Activity Rises June Tron actiom 14 Percent Over May Rt"Salt.> Nhll) In l'•Ulotnl• homea lmprov~ la JUM for Ow ~und t'Maffuta~ month, po1Unf a 14 p-ercent uareast' 1n the number ot \ramarllom O'll'fr May. lh Califomla AuoclaOoo o1 Realtors h~ n•porte'd in \ts stalewlde analyaia of June solt'"I With t.hc lncr~a ~ In acU\ll)' came a fracUonal lacreue ln lh • t tt"~ ado mflit•n hom prke to •.113. cl~\ tf'nth~ uf oot pttttnt o'·~r t.he M•y N9COrd bigh "The drup Ill humto mort1a1e rate.t and lncrtuoo a\'111lab1llt~ of funds. combined lo 1tve lhe re.ah.; home marll.l't a boo6t In June," John Seymour. ('AR pn·~11.lt>nt. n id THE JlJNt: K£POltT l'Ot\/trms previous 111ns that lhe m1arket struck bottom here in the second quarier les 10 June were 26 2 percent below lhe June U179 volunw level. •nd June repre ented the lOlh con.seeu\we month an wl\k h the ales volume was below the prl'vaow > t>ar's bnsk level .. Bleak ui. lh1s n\li)' appear. it represents a dtttin-ct unprov~ment From March to May of this year, the total vol.um~ or statewide lransactl0ns "•&ged by more than 30 percent below that of the same penod m 1979," Seymour stud. "It seems lhat housing is leading the way out of recession for Califorrua "The June figure represent transactions opened some 30 to 60 days before the end or the month. Thus we ha\ en 't seen the full beneficial impact of lowered mortgage mterest rates. We do · -conversion Slated in HB Seaborg Inc. has announced the commencement of marketing a Huntington Beach apartment con- vecsion complex mto individual ownership units. The project. located at 215 Wi chita Ave. is to be called Villa Pacifica. The one and two-bred room villas -situated in a security gated, enclosed, private, recreationally oriented village setting -are tentatively priced from $60,000. with developers referring to the pro- e xpect even 1tron1er recovery lo the July atatiJtJn." Seymour •t•ted. "ThCI home reaale marlle\ 11 obviou1ly ~l>eneflttn1 rrom a more •ur ... lve poUcy on th• pert of lenders." ·~SIZE OP TH£ month·to-month Increase 1110 abuwa the basic 1trenath of the market. Hanortcally the pattern ol aalea transactions doean·t vary more thin flve percentaae points belwem May and Juno. This year, the nllmber of traoaacUona lncrea1ed by l4 percent," l'oted Joel Sanaer. CAR'11 director or planninac, research and economka lte added t.h1t contrary to a pattern ~•t•bllshed earUer In the year, sales activity was 1Hronaer ln the metropolitan are11 than in the smaller cities and lea11 densely populated sections., Slnger polnted out that the inching of th~ s tate wide medl'8n home price toward tbe once exclusive $100,000 mark undencores the value of home ownership as a hedge against economic pressures The median home price has apprecuated 21.6 percent over the last 12 months. ·'The market ls continuing to attract many buyers," Singer pointed out, "because they realize that as appreciation of home values outpaces inflation, the penalties for delaying home purchases in anticipation of potentially lower financing costs become readily apparent. LEADS SEMINAR Carole Jamie.on 'Change' Theme of' Seminar "Change: Let's Face it!" is the theme of Seminar '80 sponsored by the Building fodustry "THE DISTRIBUTION OF single-family Association Orange home sales within the various price brackets is County Chapter Sales further evidence o( the break in the present and Marketing Coun cil housing slump," Singer said. "Homes selling for which is scheduled for $100,000 or more accounted for 49.7 percent of aJI Sept. 3 at the South statewide activity in June, compared with 49 Coast Plata Hotel in percent in May and 46.5 percent in April. On a Costa Mesa. na lion wide basis, only 17 percent of all "By September ~ we transactionsoccurrt19 within th.is price range. will have heard every "In California, nearly one of every six home conceivable analysis of sales commanded a price of $160,000 or more, and the c urrent recession - salesofhomesprice<l,at$200,000ormorewerenearly Its causes and its im- twice as common as those in the under $50,000 price mediate impact," said range. Nationally, 36 percent of all home sales in-C a r o I e J a rn i e son , volved transactions of $50,000 or less. In California marketing director of such transactions accounted for onJy 4.5 percent of the Mayer Group and total sales activity, down from 4.9 percent in May chairman of the Sales and6.lperce.ntinApril." and Marketing Council Analysis of 11,182 transactions reported by 48 1980 Seminar. • REAL ESTATE Politics and Consumer Key to Home Industry· Political involvement and con- sumer awareness will be the keys lo the future for the homebuilding ln - dustry, according to president of the National Association of Home Builders, Merrill Butler. head of his homebuilding firm, Butler Houslng Corp. of Irvine. Addressing the members of the Sales & Marketing Council of the Building Industry Association during their dinner meeting at the Registry Hotel in Irvine, Buller began by describing the economic and political scene Crom a national perspective. ·'There is no question that throu gh out the U nited Slates homebuilders are experiencing an in· crease in sales ; however, our in- dustry as a whole is a long way from solving 'the housing needs of the American people," noted Butler . "Certainly for the consumer, the NAHB phrase 'Buy Now. A home will never cost less' ' will continue to hold true." WHERE IS mE homebuilding in· dustry headed? On lhe Washington level. progress is being made - slowly, according to Butler. Despite many promises. there still remains many hours of negotiations prior to passage of the Housing Bill. This bill will immeasurably assist the in- dustry. Some of its key premises are creating a two-year extension for further study of the Building Energy Performance Policy ( BEPP>, ex- panding the limits on Section 235 loans and increasing the maximum FHA mortgage amounts. Government to revoke th\a measure. Sensible energy requirement.I are another major issue. Des pite the de· lay of BEPPs, tM building ind~try must continue Its present efforts to build ever-better energy-conserving homes. OVF.R TIIE PAST six months lhe bullriing industry has accomplished another major milestone, according lo Butler. American homebuyers and citizens now perceive the homebuilder as a vlable part of the economic scene. '"Where will our children live?', the batue cry or our industry. is a phrase which now has meaning - both in the minds of the American people as well as in the consciousness of our politicians." be stated. What is the next step? Butler firm· ly believes that the burden now lies upon the homebuilder to prove what they (the builders) can do to house the American people. "We cannot rest upon the laurels of our past as the 'best housed nation in the world'," he noted. "It is our ob· ligation as an important part of the free·enter prise system to provide housing for everyone ." SALES AND MARKETING people are the ones on the front line and they know just how much of a pro· blem this is, he commented. Af. fordability is the key. Day after day, more and more families are turned away at the sales office door simply because they cannot afford a new home. "It is not a lack of technical ability or know-how on the pan or our in· dustry which is stopping the con- struction of affordable housing," claimed Butler. "The politicians of this nation have made it impossible by an overwhelming accumulation of fMeral, state and local restrictions." "We need to hold the politicians I 'I ' ·f i • 1 l !ast aUPrdable comm.wi.ilY. io he Huntington Beach area. Boards of Realtors from throughout the state "The need at that time showed increased activity in most areas of the will be to prepare for re· state with onlr the San Diego, northern California covery and lhe new en- -fo'!r8!~'J:/t~e= ::ir::~~e~s~ftS-3~'--f a~:.;iu.t\')1.-'U £Y 5 l In reference to the lending situa· lion, Butler detailed some of the dif· ficulties imposed upon Savings & Loans by the Financial Institutions Act and the deregulation commission which has established a base borrow- ing rate of 9~ per cent, which forces mortgage interest rates upward from 11 per cent. Currently both the Sav- ing_s· and Loans and the NAHB a..-e in· itlacing a swl againstole-Federil r~nsible for the housing_pJ!g~t of ___ ,. -"-the Amen can people~nestate<! Villa Pacifica, which follows on the heels of · Villa Warner. (another Seaborg, Inc. conversion in the Huntington Beach area) is again offering an !Innovative tenant purchase and relocation as· --aistance program. Many of the assistance pro- grams are not legall y required. The relocation program wi ll inform tenants of the availability and prices of local apartments and ,will have a full y-staffed on site-rental assistance of- fice. Cash assistance. up lo $1.000, will be offered in .the form of rental rebates. Tenants will be able to buy the units at dis· counted prices and terms like the tenants at Villa Warner who have seen the lowest priced units in· crease from $56.000 to S66.000, an 18 percent in- erease, in less than six months. The one-and-a-half-year old complex already extensively landscaped. will be upgraded with developers spending an estimated $250,000 for trellising. fountains and further enhancement of the landscaping with trees. The one and two- bedroom units will feature private patios or b alconie~. kitchens with luminous ceilin gs, carpeting and sound retardant walls and noors. Sales are expected to begm Oct. 4. For more information about the oew development, call 963-5400. , Cl\I Pacific Bluffs ·1 .Near Everything ;1 A close-to-everything Costa Mesa loution is a b[g plus to residents at Pacific Bluffs, a con- dominium townhome community north of Victoria 8'1'eet, where seven homes remain to be sold. The homes are ready for immediate occupan- ' ey, wi\b prices starting at $124,950. The two available floor plans offer three- lledroom arrangements on two levels. A living 100m and adjoining dining room lead through slid· lag glass doors onto a balcony. Among the appointments in each home are wood and gas-burning fireplaces, Ule entries and hearths, two separate master suites. and vaulted ~ilings in living areas. Baths are equipped with ceramic tile and cultured marble pull mans . Conveniently arranged kitchens offer top .4'1ality appliances. including a microwave oven, a.d ceramic tile countertops. A sales office and model home are open daily, tlllcept Wednesday, from noon to 6 p.m. The homes 9'8Y be reached via the San Diego Freeway. Exit • Brookhurst Avenue and travel south to Hamilton. Tum left on Hamilton and travel to Vic· *"'ia Place. Turn left and go to Pacific A venue and &urn right to the homes. . &rand Opening l . ..,..._...__,led Success A wave of buyer response swept through the srand opening weekend and beyond al Harbour YJsla, a new community of 120 condominiums "on Ute water" and adjacent to lluntineton Harbour, where 2.S reservaUons were reported for the first -tHk of sales. The sights and sounds of the water provide the focal point for the recreationally oriented colony of O.e two and three-bedroom condominiums. ,tW{ders F . W. Development Inc. have created a · 9Dvel and apparently appealing atmosphere for 1 =roject -"waterscaping," which consists of terfalls, ponds, and streams meandering the grounds. The buUdings, high-lighted red-tile roofs and the extensive use of exterior treatments, are generously spaced, which .Blll'thln-complements the relaxed resort styled lay· t ol the community. Priced from $90,990 in the fU'lt sales phaae, U>e • minluma poaaeas such lntertor features as ulted cetUnp, wood·burninl fireplacnL·'W~alk·in and dresall\g areas in the master Dearoom . Gourmet kitchen• are fully equl,pped with &Ml• and Merrit appllances inctudll\1 ra.nae, ea aad dl•hw .. ber: commodious, spacloua ~.acid cablneU, and luminous cellint1. To reach the project, ao south on BolJa Chica to ~ OGe signal light IOUth Of Edin1er, tur- ... Oil to Hell. The H ies office and deeorated · bomel ere open from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. dally. morelnformaUon,call846·5557or891-3561. The Close By Far Away Place ... SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO ( G7 ua/,oni, . ~ai/e.J, /o~ )// (/I /-( /r • ,. '/{J((/r (Jt7ttllt1t/f J O~)t{l(~I So met h1ng very otd 1s nc~ again in Ora ngi: Counr> ll's 1hat counrry r~1a1e hle\lyk. 1he wide open space. 1he pnvac}. the \er:. personal kind of living that has occn pan of California li\lng since almo'r the beginning. h's here again at 51oncridge .. 157 aar' ol beau11ful rolling land hidden away from the freeways and the bus1le of commerce. So Close-By ... So Far Away' Nestled just far enough back in the hills for quiet, yet cooled by ocean brcc1cs. will be a 1otal of 180 estate homes and homcsi1cs .. all carefully restricted 10 si1c and archi1cctural style. Stoncridgc's first phui.e Ill now 11va1lahlc • Homcsi1cs from 599,000 ., ~ ~ .,.I ., ~;' ·. I• ., :: for ~our ,elt:c11on ~ome :irr Jdraccnt 111 rhc c:ommun11v·, lcnc·c:d hrrdk trail' 111hl ha'c mattniricrnt counln \IC"'· All arr estate ~11r .all \\tll he ,,art 111 a lier) ~peciul c11mmun11y \llh!ch include' two ligh1cd tcnn1~ court' and an c4ue~tnan center When )OU dn\.C through the cn1ry gall' you'll enter a new time .. a new way of life You'll delight 1111he v11:wi.. 1he grcrnhcl\\. the rolling hilb. the carefully graded homc~11es, the: windinti Mreeh and ranl'l1 fencing Sec thii. uni4uc and unus1rnl eomm111111~ lh1' "'cckcnd You'll he'" clt1'l' h\ 111 th" fr11 away place _ ... ·-- \111nl·rn.lgc 1, "11hin thl' t.11\ hmth 111 h1,tM1C:. nld ~an Juan L1p;,trano Jnd " l'J'\ 111 reach from almm1 an~ Orange C1lun1~ location I Jl..c rhc San Diego I 1l'l'\\,I\ (.iO~J 111 rh i: lun1pcro.Sara Road 11!1-r.11np (111 unJi:r lht: lrn·\l.,J\ IO ~andw \'1q11 Road. then kit lll 11 111.hi,ind Omr and thr lrmpurar\ ,:..le' ccnlcr 1111 l>k11 K:-1>1 \I I Ol'MF:0-1 I llK1'0RAll0' I ,,.,UhH· ""''°'"" I.? • .,tlt\~h''"•"' l>rt\(' .... 1n1J \11J ( ~\t1Mn1~ 'l!?O\ \ ... t ll\11111\1(\ ot 111\( II IC I l<ollll't. {()kl' l'h""" 11141 4"'~~4~ "' \Jlf~17 Gl ............................ ,.. EQUAL ti,OUSING OPPORTUNITY . ... ----~ .......... ---------.. -· .i ....., I I I ., .REAL ESTATE Sunday, August 17, 1980 DAJLY PILOT 8JI T11n1ahouf E~ouragf ng Home Sales Recovering ~I I W ASH I N GT U N 'J' h e perienced the acceleration In the • "HIGHER UNIT sales and ril· "'l ex isling home sales market ap. median price or a n existing ing home prices combined to re-' OVIRIE!.R OF WILLOWBROOK, A RE-CREA TEO 1870 COUNTRY VILLAGE IN MAINE Oonakt f . Kint Sr. Thlnkt 11th C•ntury WH Country'• Mott Progrettlve Era King of Willowllrook Founder of Counlry Village Tells Success NEWFIELD , Maine (AP) -When he rbapaoctiles about the old-time virtues, It's easy to see why self-made millionaire Donald F. King Sr. .seems perfectly at home in the 19th century. An admirer or bard work, craftsmanship and independence, the 66-year-old King is the founder and overseer of Willowbrook at Newfield, an eye-catching re-creation of a country village as • jt mieht have existed from 1870 to 1900. red ink "We oper ate at a deficit or $20,000 lo $25,000 a year. which is perfectly satisfactory to me." he says. He admits that his operation has raised some eye brows at the Internal Revenue Service, which "gets after me because they don't accept" the fact that it's a business.•· But, he says, they've never been able to make their allegattons stand. "This is probably the last privately owned museum of this size anywhere in the country," says King, who makes a Point of reJeeting grants , contributions or volunteer help. ears to be recovermg, and with home, Carlson continued. The verse the eight-month slide ln the recovery ls coming the ex median price in the West and the the dollar volume of 'market ac- pected appreciation in the me· South went up by 16.6 percent tivity," Carlson said. dian price or homes, Or. Jack and 15.6 percent, respectively. "In June, the dollar volume of Carlson, executive vice presi· from the same month a year sales rose 11.7 percent to a dent and chief economist or the ago. seasonally adjusted annual rate Nat 1 on a I Association o f In the North Central region, of $183.8 billion, thereby rete>Up- a ealtors. believes. the median price was 8.7 percent ing $19 billion or the $93 blllion .. Existing home sales in June higher than June of 1979 while lost since tight credit policies were at a seasonally adjusted the prices in the Northeast rose were imple me nted last Oc· annual rate of 2,480,000 units." by 6.5 percent. tober." Carlson said. "which is a 7.4 per~ent gain from May and represents the first increase 1n sales volume after eight con- secutive months ol decline. "AS EXPECTED, the 're· covery has brought with 1t an ac· celeration in the rate of price ap· preciation. ln June, the median price rose $2,200 to $63,400 an increase of 11.6 percent Crom a year earher and a 3.6 percent in· crease from May.·· Carlson s~id the turnabout in home sales is encouraging, but he noted that there Is a lot of catching up to do. Resale activ1· ty in June was 31.5 percent below the level of a year earlier, he said, and was down 38.9 per cent Crom the peak or 4,060,000 units in November, 1978. The June improvement in re sale activity generall y was na. t1onwide he pointed out, except in the Northeast region whert~ sales held steady al a rate of 290.000 units JUNE EXISTING home salel> 'Feedback' Topic Of SMC Meeting · · F'ronl Line Feedback" will headline the August meeting of t~e Sales & Marketing Council of the Building Industry Associa· t1on. slated for Aug. 27 at the Registry Hotel in Irvine. Featured s peaker Robert A. Bollier will discuss the subject of "What is the pivot point that turns a 'looker' into a 'buyer'?" and ''.How builders and sales personnel can work together as an effec- tive marketing research team lo build future sales in good times or bad " Beginning with a social hour at 6 p.m .. followed by a dinner at 7, th is meeting is open to all interested salespeople, builders and otben involved i.n new home marketing and development. There will be a charge of $15 for SMC members and $20 (or non me mbers. wh ich includes dinner. Reservations must be made in adv~nce by contacting Zena at the Building Industry Associa- tion office, 1571 Beverly Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif. 90026, or by call- ing <2131 625-5771 EVANS AND NOVAK ''I think the 19th century was the most pro- gressive era in this country's history," says King, who maintains the count ry went down the path of socialism with the New Deal. "I DON'T TJUNK TAXPAYERS should pa} in the North Central region rose for my folly . That's my primary reason," he says. 12.9 percent from May to an an ' Rowland Evans and Robert Novak team to examme the political ·' KING OPENED WILLOWBROOK in l970, five He also fears government largesse could lead to nual rate of 700.000 'Jnits . while years after he first arrived in this tiny bureaucrats or outsiders having a say in how he sales in the We st increased by southwestern Maine town to build a private hunt-runs Willowbrook. 6.4 p~rcent to a rate of 500,000 in& camp. He built bis lodge, but also wound up King has arranged to place the museum in a umts. and activity in the South buying the center of town, which was nearly aban-•long-term trust so it continues to operate when rose 5.3 percent to 990,000 units . .. clOJtCd and 2~.J!Un~-hj,d\ grass alon&, the he 's no longer arouAd . • ------""A'"'ll'-'-"'regions of the co.untry ex mam street. · One ol the properties was a huge barn, which King and his wife decided to convert into a children's museum, perhaps investing $50,000 or so in the project. But that idea soon gave way to more ambitioua plans for a 19th century rest.ora- tion. "It's just frown, and grown and 1rown; ·• says King; who already bu pumped $3 million of his own money lD&o WUlowbrook.. DF.SCIUBED AS "COUNTRY Victorian," the ; Village is modeled after nourishing Maine towns ' of the period. It's ml;Jch the way Newfield might • have looted when it was a center of the carriage-: builc:Unc industry. ; With nearly 11,000 authentic items housed in 27 buildinp, the mu.aeum is a tribute to the inventive· • _ ness ol the mechanics and craftsmen whose work lt preserves, Dis\>lays include noodle cutters, buggy carnages, 'one-lunger" eogi.nes and an- . tiquebicycles. : King, a native of New Haven, Conn., comes : from the aame mold as those old-time tinkerers, a ·self-educated ~ter mechanic who supervised the coostruM.ion of laJ'Ce industrial plants. He later • ventured into the oil business, parlaying $500 of • borrowed money into a Texas-based corporation : that baa become one of the nation's leading : marketers or lubricants. : KING'S FEISTY INDEPENDENCE is reflect- • ed in bis insistence on maintaining Willowbrook as a private business, even though it's awash in Phase One Sets ~Late Pay Plans Home shoppers at Village Homes / Anaheim . are fmdlng that now is a good time to buy since ' they won't have to make a payment until 1981 if • they close escrow within 60 days. · · The offer applies only to the remaini!>C homes , in Phue One, which are available for ifnmediate occupancy, a great opportunity to move in and get , aettled before the beginning of school. : Located near the 60-acre Yorba Regional 'Park, Villa&e Homes presents a selection of . spacious three-and four-bedroom plans with up to , 2,300 square feet of living area. Prices begin al ~ St•2,490 and sales are in the second and final phase • of 22 homes. : Model homes, decorated by Linda Buffington , Interiors, are open daily from 10 a.m. until 6 p . .sn . : Representatives of Walker & Lee, sales agent, are , on the premises. ' Villa&e Homes may be reached by takin& the Rivenide Freeway (91) to the Imperial lntbway ~exiting north. Continue to La Palma Avenue and : turn rtibt. travelln1 two miles. to the project locat- : ed Juat paat Yotba Re1ional Park . . • ~ Laimr Dues Aid ~ l Village Ho~s ; Rte' I 4a at Villa1e Homel/Tultln have the ; belt ol bo&b worldl: an array al onalte rttreatioaal : am..W., but low auoc:lation duea -$58.55 per- : mcmlb -c:omperecl to ipucb hiCber dues at other • coaamuaitiel with comparablefacWtles. • Ltnuretlme amenitiea include an 1,800· 1 rJ•..toot elubboule witaa river-rock fireplace, c uaWard aad bobby roomt, plua fully-equipped • tltebm. For reluln& after a bard day'a work, ; tbere ... a deluxe awimmi.QI pool with deck area : and two multi·jet ap ... Aclded ltema are barbeque : areu Ind two 1buftleboard couna. ' • Priced from Jut $IS'7 ,t80, the homes feature a corner au f'lreplace, lar1e paUo or balcony, cen· : tral air CCIDdlUoelns and baths. I ; Two model homes, with lnterlon by Unda , Bufflaiton lnterion, ud the club-house are open : for ri8'rina dally from 11 a.ID. unW 6 p.Tultin may : be reae&ed by tallln1 the Coata Meaa : <New,cwt) . .......,,_, to U.. Fourth 8tnet aAd ............... nit. Go ... Clll trviM ..... Vlrd tD N....-t A..-, wm rllbt and continue one-llalf lllDS to UTS Paeken Ctrde, directly bebind tlie lntM Rada MU'ket. ! scene as it affects in the the nation. DAILY PILOT ... I . J I 'I •• • n--ent Progra . Bo'osts Real Estate Market lh t•t h\ 1.1~~1·1111~ 1nf11u111n fears of a del'~t·run.: rN l' :.ion t•roc.hng 111romu and U\re:itt•fw,1 h\ '"•ltt' ('()O()ffi)' whl<'h hu tr\1 ttr~ a lul'll. of con~umer conCutf'nrtt 1n 1Jlot'k1, bond """'jn,., 1u·rount and In uranr producu C11lifor1u1;111 .. Urtl vi1ur1n11 nulllon or d llan in\C>. r• volutl(ICll:tr\ nl'14 1 t•llrC'm nt pro um "h1eh 11 hav lnat a rlpµl l• .1fteN ol 1•um1~ana nt•w llff' lnto th11t11te'1 ff'BI c• l.1h 10.1rkc-l Tb.i.m,, au trw tJr .. 1ol h1ld 01 kw1.ild Thon ~,. t'CUll\'t> \H'•' pr.-,111t'ol •ml dir ctur of mf'rl<'an Hom• \tort~ll"f' CorPoratton vf Sewpon Ht>4il'h thnu~and11 ot Cuhfom1uni. con ~lrud rt'-.1 bett\'r kno14 111~ their d1 unrt-~ of living l'Omtortabl \ .1ftpr r<'ttrf' ment ba'e a 'lht•r l1111ng to augmtnt thl•1r ···~ul r 'o<'uil securlt) inrom .. 11 'fhl' nel4 :.tppro•ch 10 rt>t1rt- ment planmn.: h.b bc,•n <'llll «'d "The Puft'l'l Plan And Pf'rf Pcl 1l has been so 1~rft'ct in fact that OHIO\ Amer1r1ans tlad lo be turned ilWB) \nwrn-.m I lnnw \lort~age. wh1ch specializes in trust dt·~d 1nv\1~tml'nt~ .md retirement planning, looked ahead thr-t-e )ear ... aao and saw that inna. tion was tx>t·om1ng \\hat 1l 1s toda) a firestorm --cuttJn~ mto pin -.a\ 1n~l> and investments . site in~ th(' rtollar " '.llut' 1n half O\•er a derad£> • "Wf: ROI.LED l 'P Ol 'R sleeves and went to work on •• nt.'\\ high 'lt•ld. 1014 l'OS\ lnd1v1dual Retirement AcC'ount 1 JR.~1 14 hJch could apply to SO percent or the workm~ population of the United States," sntd Thon ... Our pnmary obJect1ve was to reach that SO percentile which eurrenlly is not cov- ered by a retirement plan, the so-called average wage earner or .s mall bus iness." But American Home Mortgage didn't stop with the ne" IRA program The firm, realizing that a ma1or perrentage of the'nat1on's population was also 1n the ranks of the self-employed. went one step further and came up with a new Keogh plan to help off -set mflat1on. which according lo a recent Lou Harn); 4 poll 1s the :-.lo I concern of American::. looking ahead to their retirement years. .. Realizing that inflation was wrecking the private pension system. Amencan Home Mortgage relied on the firm's proven track record with in· vestments in high·yielding trust deeds serured by California real propert~ and <:ombined lls services ~ith Western Slate Pension Corp. of Newport County Homes Still Soaring Rising prices and declining weekly sales averages continue lo mark Orange County's single family housing market. according to the latest s ur· vey by First American Title Insurance Company. The study, published by the firm's market re· search department, included 107 actively selling developments with l ,5 l5 homes for sale. An overaU sales average of l. l homes per week showed a decline from the 1.4 average in the January s ur· vey. Five of the last s ix reportS on single family housing have been characterized by a decreasing sales rate. Once again, prices continue to ch~mb with homes selling for an average of $197,953. up early $18,000 from the previous average of S180 . The median price is $176,900, with the large number of units available in the $170,000 to $179,999 range. The average 3.6-bedroom. 2.6-bath home of 2,534 square feet has a value ratio. price divided by square feet. of $78.12. Costs ranged from a low of $95,990 for a 1,065 square-foot , three.bedroom, two-bath at the Wind Rows in El Toro to a high of $1,200,000 for a 3,487 square-foot, five-bedroom , three-bath house at Coral Cay in HUJ!tipgton Beach. Copies of the single family housing survey are available from the· mark'et research department, Firs t Amer ican Title Insurance Company. 114 East Fifth Street, Santa Ana. HB Office Colllplex Project Approved Preliminary plans have been approved for the construction of Sunset Professional Centre. a S3.5-miUion office building designated for a 1.1· acre site at 16214 Pacific Coast Highway, west of Anderson Street in Huntington Beach. Incorporating 24.000 square feet in a two-story structure with tuck -under parking, the pro· fessional center will be oriented around a landscaped atrium. Featuring private balconies. many of the offices will be highlighted by panoramic views of Huntington Harbour , the Pacific Ocean as well as nearby Peters Landing with its quaint shops and restaurants. Amenities will include showers for both men and women who inay wish to jog to work or. during lunch hour, en- joy the local beach which is within walking dis· tance. Ground breaking for the project is scheduled for the beginning of next year with completion of construction anticipated in the fall of 1981. A total of 21 ,900 squate feet of leasable space will be available. which will accommodate a minimum of 10 tenants in space~ ra nging from 98S to· 3.433 square feet l'alk on Density P.la1111ed Tuesdav .. Robert de Almeida. co-founder and a principal i9 the Planning Center. a Newport Beach-based urban design and planning firm, will discuss ··Dentaly ls Not A Four-Letter Word" at Tuesday's meetiq of the Santa Ana Rotary Club. The noon lancbeon meeting will be held at the Saddleback Ian in 5-ta Ana. De Almeida's presentation will include a color- lllde prefflltation showing inno\·aUve forms of ilah-denllty housing and how dens ity can be used ii°rhelp achieve affordable housinl u land cosu 'lli'i7.:r.~-~ -\4A ~ .. er currently Is involved in than 100,000 acres in urban Western United States and won several •wards tor ex· Reach, un<I On.1n"c (.'uai.t Sin trll(S and Loan As· odotlon of l'w.lu Mc1u. 10 \'rcuh• the ncw IRA and K uflh plun11, tht• lir:.t t'\'N invl'Sl\•d solely In trust deeda t•u1 t•<l b) prtme Caallfornla rl'1tl estate~· uld Thon "•'OB Tiit; •'UtS'f Ql l\H1't:K of 1980. new de- l)(l 1t11 mto lht· I kA 11nd K t•o1i1li u1·1·ount!i ha vt.• been 11' l'\l't.' 'ol ~ mlllto11 , 11tl rh,.11 F.\t·1·ul1\I.' V1ee Pt l'1ldt•0t 111 i\1111•11 1·.in I ll1n1t· ~lortKagl'. who has bl•l'n dl'\'1•lo1mlj.l the IWJUtltll\ for more thiln zi,.~ year•. wori.111.z bnth 14 llh thl· Internal Revenue 'k-rH·~ UJ\CI U~purtmt•r11 of L<1hm 111 Washington. "This hl'&V\ (lo\\ ol fund" ha-. h:d a direct af- lcl'l of 1(1\ 1n~ 11"" Ilk lo ('ahforma's real estate mur k<.'! bt•t 111.1w "'" ttw money cu me in. 1t was be· In& n·l·hun11l'llt.'d huc·k into 1 hc rt«1l estate Industry lhrough Ot'lw\ 111\t-•Hm flnl ... · ::.a11J Thon ··we are ht' I ping lo uphold lht.> l•t•tinomy despite the l win prt'111urn11 ol 111fl1Ht0n !HHI recei>Mon " "Ovt•r the ne"t luur years, American Home Mort&aie anllt1pates that new I RA and Keogh ar- t•ount dep<.>i.11s will exet-ed $100 m1lhon." said Thon. who prnjtil'lt1 that nation1:1! expansion is on the hor1wn ''IN THE t"'IR~'{ Ql"ARTER of 1980, through this new IRA Keogh approach, Amen can Home has installed more than 1.000 new plans and in April ulone. 356 new at•rounts ... said Thon.·· More than 70 percent of that total "en• tran~fers from banks. mutual fundi.. l>av1n~s and loan:. and insurance com· panies. plans that were already 1n existence earning bet ween six to eight pt-rcent "'The underlying r eason for the massive ttransfers was becaui.e of the 16 percent annual yield on I RA and Keo~h accounts secured by Caifomia real estate which is appreciating at a pbenominal rate of 27 percent a year." Thon point- ed out. "Where else in the nation can you find that?" Not only have the two plans been a boon for the average wage earner but the IRA and Keogh acrounts. because of their high yield and security, have pulled massive numbers of arcountants, physicians. dentists and lawyers "WE WERE TOLD 8\' CPAs arross the roun· try that an IRA and Keogh plan Ul\'ested m high yielding Californja trust deedi. has long been over- due ... said Thon. ··we received heavy feedback that accoulttants s hould become familiar with American Home's approach to retirement plan- ning so that the CPAs can counsel their clients." Thon said that inrlat1on even though drop- ping to 11 4 percent annually in April across the ------ statea after lhe atag~rlng 18.1 percent recorded in January. February, and March but a whopping 17 to 24 percent in Southern California -has struck a hammar blow at most of the private pension system 's ability to provide meaningful benefits to s upplement retirement incomes. "A family of four must earn $20,000 a year before deductions to equal the purchasing power of $10,000 in 1970," said T hon. "Innation and higher Social Security taxes are to be blamed for the erosion in purchasing power in the last decade lntl~lion, as measured by consumer price levels, has increased more than 90 percent.·· by banks, savings and loans, and insurance com- panies, have made choosing t.he sullable place Ol puCting IRA and Keogh money more chaUenainc than ever,>' said Thon. "Gone are the days when you could simply stash your cash into a aavlnes bank or an ins urance company, as the vast m~ri ty or IRA and Keogh holders have done,•and foraet It "To put money Into long-term certificatet of depo~1t or annuities that pay only eiaht percent or less almost amounts to throwing money away," aa.id Thoo. . ••THE UNPREplCTABLE NATURE of de- grading stocks, and bonds, and low-yields offered It is widely recognized that inflation, the highest since the Korean War when the annual rate stood at 21.6 percent in February, 1951, hu bee n hard on pensions. Featuring Fresh S Just minutes from the cooling blue Pac ific O cean i<; Pacific Bluff ... a secluded collec rion of 14 excep· tional condominium homes. Imagine a sunny d ouble-door en cry of ceramic tile. a woodburning fireplace with elegant mantle. micro· ''ave oven. over<iized walk-in cloo;et-; with do uble poles. ceramic tile countcrtop-. and c ultured marble pullman tops ... e\'t.'n n :!·car enclo ed g:Hage nnd n privale pnrio and huge balcony hlitll 011/y 7 luxurious residences still a1·ailable you sltould 1101 delay in 1•isi1i11g Pacific Bluffs. DIEGO FWy (405) 3 Bedroom. 2 Bath Home~ 14 ith vers:.itile '.htory de- sign' From $114 .950 Sales office open daily ex· cept Wednesday from I:? noon to 6 p.m. 'PlfP!fiC ~l'ifft :?231 Pa cific Ave. Costa Me!.3. California (7141645-1521 a Budget for Homeo\\ne(i. Aw>ciatio n i\ a\ailable at Soles Office. Breezes ( ' <Planned to in ibisAward! Recognition by our peers is cer· tainly welcome. especially since 11 is actually a result of our striving for your approval that motivated the planning and designing of WindStream For example. the' Brisa Isle model thar won the coveted ··Gold Nugget'' Grand Award from lhe Pacific Coast Builders Conference this June. reveals the kind of Ponderosa sen· sllivity in combining e ff icient spaciousness with specie)! drama. Double. carved doors open to a ceramic tiled entry with skylight a bove: step-down living and din· ing rooms; open classic stairway with turned wood railings. Sky· lights in the breakfast nook. and •in the spectacular master bath with both Roman Tub-and sepa· rate shower. the accent is Brisa Isle's own flair for elegance. This large. three bedroom plan goes far beyond highly refined necessities -to surro und your homelife with award-winning opulence! From S2U,990:• to S255,990:· Our 1indith111 ... 'arS<mnl Homes in a Changing UA.Jrld ., .- N Map not .,, ""'' San Drego or Santa Ana Fwy. to Culver Dr . exit north lo Irvine Blvd., right to Yale. then continue 10 the end. The models' site is on the left For sales information call 1714) 832-9660 • H<>rneo .... ner ~ Assoc11111on maintains com mon ""'il5 51Tee1s and recreational laclh flt'\ • · Pnce ;;>llecrrve a~ of dale of pubhc1111on sub Jl'C! 10 prior sale on or <lh.-r de~dhn.-of this ed111on Landscaping .-xcluded from pur- cho<e price "Live Jenn·Alre CookJng Demonstration" at WlndStream on August 16 & 17 12:00 pm to 4:00 pm Bt"t't "' )t.1e~t>rin..: 111'lttt1nn ftsr or a d t'pcrnni: re<'ua,1011 ttrodlnll 1o <'ome1 and thr•3h•n,,i h' h¥kt' ecanom) "'t\lch ha"' Ma t t rt'd a lu<'~ of ron umer ronf1dt-n1·e m •l{)('tca bondll '"''"._" .-1·1·ount and 1mur1n('t.• or<>ducta. C11lforn111" :1rt-f)t1urm11 million of d II.in Into• re· \IOh.1tl()(I u ' M \\ n•l1r m('nt proanm ~ h1ch la hav n1 • rtJ!l>lc uffcct nf pump mil new hfC' Into the 1t1lt • rtol t•i.tJlt rn111 k1•1 Thunl.' 10 tht• 1Jr.i1nt t11lct 111 RonJld Thon f'i-. tC'\Ut\\" It'" prt 11\\-01 nd dtrtttor·uf J\mtucan Home Morttta(le rorpQrlltOO uf S•"' port Bt•iach thou nd of Cll11forn1u.•~ t·an 1.1lrHrl) r "l ~ttt>r knm' ina lht1r 1·h,inc~ of Uvlng \'OmCortub I\ •tflf't rel1rt' ment hu,·e tt 'lht•r hn1n1l tu auamtnt tht>11 1·.iulur -,1H'11il ecurll> lncoml·~ The ne1.1. appnu&d\ t~' rct1rt• men& plunrun.: hai. been t .11lt"d "The P,•rtcct Plun And perfect tt has been su 1wrft> t ln fact that man' Amt'n<'ans had to be turned away \nwrtt'.10 l111n1t· ~l ort~age. which spec1alt2t?s in trust dt.>1."<11n' l''lm~nt:. c1nd retirement planning, looked aht!ad thn•e ~ e.m .. ago and saw that inOa tion was bet·om1ng "hat 11 1s tod:H a firestorm -cuttin~ mlo µa' i.a\ 1ng~ and investme nts s ll c· inl{ the <lull<tr' \ .11tw in half 11\er ti dec!lde , "WE ROl .LF.O l'P OLR sleeves a nd went to work on a nt'" hti!h \ 1l'ld. lo" l'OSt lnd1v1dual Retireme nt AC'count 1 IR \1 which could apply to 50 per cent of the worktn~ population of the United States." said Thon "Our pnmary ob1ect1ve was to reach that 50 percentile which currently 1s not cov· ered by a retirement plan, the so-called average wage earner or small business." But American Home Mortgage dido 't s top with the ne" I RA program The firm, realizing that a ma1or percentage of the nation's population was also 1n the ranks of the self-employed ~ went one step further and came up with a new Keo gh plan to help off-set inflation. which according to a recent Lou Harns poll. rs the ~o. I t•oncern of Americans looking ahead to their retire ment years. "Realizing that inflation was wrecking the private pension system. Amencan Home Mortgage relied on the firm's proven track record with in· vestments in high-yielding trust deeds secured by California real property and combined its services with Western 46tate Pension Corp. of Newport • Ounty Ho rrie s Still Soaring Rising prices a nd declining weekly sales averages continue to mark Orange County's single ramily housing m a rket. according to the latest sur· vey by First American Tille Insurance Company. The study, published by the firm's market r e· search department, included 107 actively selling developments with 1,515 homes for sale . An over all sales average of 1 l homes per week showed a decline from tbe ·I.4 average in the January sur · vey. Five of the last six reports on s ingle family housing have been characterized by a decreasing sales rate. Once again. prices continue to climb, with hom es selling for an average of $197,953, up nearly $18,000 from the previous a verage of $180.176. The me dian price is $176,900, with the lar gest number of units available in the $170,000 to $179,999 range. The average 3.6-bedroom, 2.6-bath home of 2,534 squa re feet has a value ratio. price divided by squa re feet. of $78.12. Costs r anged from a low of $95,990 for a 1,065 squa re-foot. thr:ee·bed room. two-bath at the Wind R ows in El Toro to a high of $1,200,000 for a 3,487 square-foot. five-bedroom, three-bath house at Coral C\Y in Huntington Beach. Copies of the single family housing survey a re available from the market research department, First Ame rican Tin e Insurance Company, 114 East Fifth Street, Santa Ana. BB Office Coniple x Project Approved Preliminar y pla ns have been approved for the cons truction of Sunset Professional Centre. a $3.S·million office building designa ted for a 1.1· acre sift:! at 16214 Pacific Coast Highway, west of Anderson'Street in Huntington Beach. Incorporating 24.000 square feet in a two-story s tructure with tuck·under parking. the pro- fessiona l cen ter will be oriented a round a landscaped atrium . Featuring private balconies , many of the offices will be highlighted by panora mic views of Huntington Harbour, the Pacific Ocean as well as nearby Peters Landing with' its quaint s hops and r estaurants. Amenities will in clude showers for both men and wom en who may wish to jog to work or. dur ing lunch hour, en· joy the local beach which is within walking dis· lance. Ground breaking for the project is scheduled for the beginning of next year with completion of con.stniction anticipated ln the fall or 1981. A total of 21,900 square feet of leasable space will be available . whic h will accommodate a minimum of 10 tenants in spaces ranging from 985 to': 3,433 aquare feet Talk· on Density P.lu1L11ed Tuesday .. Ro bert de Almeida, co-founder and a principal ill the Planning Center. a Newport Beach-based ur ba n design and planning firm, will discuss .. f>ena1ty ls Not A Four.Letter Word" at T~sday's ~eetina of the Santa Ana Rotary Club. The noon billcbeon meeting will be held at the Saddleback Ian la 5-lta Ana. De Al meida's pre~entation will In clude a color- de presentation showing innovitlve forms of -dea&ity housing· and how density c an be uaed ._. achieve affordable houlina u land coats ••~•to rise. TM Planning Center currently la involved in planntog of m OT'e than 100,000 acres In urban 11 throu1ho ut the Western United States and . ,,_ firm has won sever•) awarda for ex· lnplannln1. Boosts Real Estate Market Otath, und Orunll'' l'oJ'>t Su\ 1n.:s and Loan AS· .'IO<'lotlon of u1lu M\•:-.1, 111 \'1t.•11te the new IRA and Ke>otch plam lht• lir:tl t•\ t:'r invebtt.>d r;oltily in trust oeed11 cun•1I h~ µ11me C.:al&forn.1111 rcttl estate." u 1d Thon "•'Oft Tiit-: ... RST <H l\RTl::R ''' l980. new de l.K)fllt!' Into tht· I HA und I\ l'ol(h uccounts have been 1n t"~l't' 'of Sii 11111111111 -.ml I hon F.n·1·11t1ve Vice P11·~lchm1 of \11w111·,ir1 ll11h11· \lurtl(<tl(I", who has hel'n dc\l•lopinM llw 1>1 o.ira111 Cur murt:' than 21 ~ V<'wr11 . workm~ both "1th tht· lntt>rnal Revenue S<•rit t ..ind Dl'J>urtnwnt of Lubor 1n W dSh1ngton "Th.111 ht•ttn (111" •if lunds hui. hud a direct af· fN~ of l(l\ 111.; Ill'\\ llfo lo ('ahlorma·s real estate markN bt-l·aui.t· Jl> tltt· 111u111:y came in. 1t was be· 1n1 r1:chu.nodlt.' recsl estutc industry throuah nt''4 111\t•sam .. nt.. ~a11I Thon ··w e are helping to uphold lht• ec·<morn y despite the twtn pressure~ ol inflation anrl recession " "Over the nt•ict lour y1:urs, American Home Mort111ge unt1l'1patt's &hut new IRA and Keogh ac· c·o unt depoi.th will exl·ced $100 m1lhon." said Thon who prnJel'ls th;i t natlonul expansion is on the honz.on "IN T HE FIRST Ql ARTER of 1980, thr9ugh this ne'4 IRA Keogh <11Jproach, American Home h&s installed more th<.rn 1.000 new plans and in April alone 356 ne" al' Counts. · i.a1d Thon ··More than 70 pen•ent of thdt total .,.,t:rl' trani.fers from banks. mutual funds. s:H in~!'> and loani. and 111surance com - panies. plans that were ulread~ in existence earmng between six to eight pl•rt•cnt "The underlyang reason for the massive ttransfers was because of the 16 percent annual yield on IRA and Keo~h acC'ou.nts secured by Caifomia real estate \.\ h1 ch 1s appreciating at a phenominal rate of 27 percent a year," Thon point· ed out. "Where else in the nation can you find that?" Not only have the t" o plans been a boon for the average wage earner but the IRA and Keogh accounts. because of their high yield and security, have pulled massive numbers of accountants, physicians. dentists and luwyers ''WE WE R E TOl.D BY CP.\s across the coun· try that an IRA and Keogh plan anvested in high yielding Califom1a trust deeds has long been over· due ," said Thon ... We received heavy feedback that accou.nlants should become familiar with American Home's approach to retirement plan· ning so that the CPAs can counst!l their clients." Thon said that Inflation even though drop· ping to 11 4 percent annually in April across the stattt alte r the staggering 18. l percent recorded in J anuary, February, and March but a whopping 17 to 24 percent In Southern California -has str uck a hammar blow a t mos t of .the private pension system 's a bility to provide meaningful benefits to s upplement retirement incomes. "A family of four m ust eam $20,000 a year before deductions Lo equal the purchasing power of $10,000 in 1970," said Thon. "lnflation and higher Social Seeunty taxes are to be blamed for the erosion in purchasing power in the last decade. Inflation, as measured t>y consumer price levels, has increased more than 90 percent." by banks. savings and loans, and insurance com· panies. have made choosin1 the suitable pla~ of putting J RA and Keogh money more cballenitn1 than ever," said Thon . "Gone are the daya wbeo you could simply stash your cash into a savtnca bank or a.n ins urance company, as the vut ma.Jori· ty of IRA and Keogh holders have done, ·and for1et it. "To put money into long·term certiflcatel of depo:.it or annuities that pay only eight percen t or less almost amounts to throwing money away," aaid Thon "THE UNPREJ>ICTABLE NATURE of de- grading stocks. and bonds, and low.yields offered It is widely recognized that inflation, the highest since lhe Korean War when the annual rate stood at 21.6 percent in February, 1951, baa been hard on pensions. 1Fe a tu ri ng Fres h Se a Just m inu te' fro m the cooling b lue P:i cific Ocean i\ Pacific Bluffs ... :i secluded collection of 14 excep· tional condo m inium hom es. Imagine a sunny double-door e ntry of ceramic tile. a·wood bur11i11g fire place with elcg:111 1 m ant le. m icrn· ''ave oven. O\'ecsiLed \\alk-in closet<; with double pole ·. ceramic tile countertup-; and c ultured marble pullman tvps ... C\'en :i ~-car enclo\ed g:trage and a priva te patio and ~uge balcony. h'irh only 7 l11x 11rio11s residence~ sril/ 01•ailab/e you slto11/d 110 1 dt'lay in 11isi1 inx Pacific Bluffs. DIEGO F WY (405) Pacific Bluffs > ~ u.. ..... a: ri:;,,~....;;;:~?---:-~11~ ~ w z 3 Bedroom. 2 Barh Home~ "irh ver!>:l lile 1-~tory de- sign,, From SI 14.950 Sale~ office open daily e>.· cept Wednesday from I 2 noon to 6 p.m. PlfY!fiC 'Bll}ffa~ 223 1 P:icific Ave. Costa Mesa. Califor,11ia (714 ) 645-1521 @ Budget fo r Homeo\\ ner·~ A!>WCiation i~ a ... ailabl~ :11 Sales Office. -------- ... B reezes r \ ------------ <Planned to in iCisAward! Recognition by our peers is cer· tainly welcome. especially since it is actually a result of our striuing for your approual that motivated the planning and designing of WindStream. For example. the Brisa tsle model that won 1he coveted ··Gold Nugget" .Grand Award from the Pacific Coast Builders Conference this June. reveals the kind of Ponderosa sen· sitivity in combining efficient spaciousness with special drama:. Double. carved doors open to a ceramic tiled entry with skylight above; step·down living and din· ing rooms; open classic Stairway with turned wood railings. Sky· lights in the breakfast nook. and in the spectacular master bath with both Roman Tub-and sepa· rate shower. the accent is Brisa Isle's own flair for elegance. This large. three bedroom plan goes far beyond highly refined necessities -to surround your homelife with award· winning opulence! From S2ll,990:· to S255,990:· Our 1indifhm ... Thrsonnl Homes in a Clumging itbrld N Map not '" Udl~ San Diego or Santa Ana Fwy. to Culver Dr , exil north to Irvine Blvd . righl to Yale. rhen continue to the end. The models' site is on the left For sales information call (714) 832-9660. · Humeov..ne1 ~ Assoc1a11on mamtams com· mon areas. s1ree1s and recreanonal lac11i 11es • ·Price 1?ffee11ve as of dale ol pubhca11on sub· reel 10 prior sdle on or cifter deadline of this ed111on Landscaping excluded lrom pur· chase p11ce "Live J e nn-Aire CookJng Demonstration" a t WindStream on Augus t 16 & 17 12:00 pm to 4:00 pm INSIDE: • Bpslnns • Consumer ..._I AMeueh1, ,. • RHI E1tate • Stocks I • DML. Y lltlOT You I Your Moneg __ c·· .• Ahle Swim.s With Giant Circuitry Enhances Its 'Host' 8y THOM LECOQ ... o..tlJ ru.t IWf Able Computer of Irvine has found a snua market niche enhaqcln1 Digital Equipment Corf. macblnea. It a a relationship similar to a abark and pilot fiah. The pilot fiab isn't eaten because of its aervices cleaning parasites from lhe shark's skin. ABLE AND Dieital Equip· ment (DEC) nave no formal re· latiomhip, but all of Abie's pro- ducta are designed to improve DEC equipment. Digital ignores Abie's efforts for a variety of reasons. E lderly F ind LHe 's L ivelier A t Day C are Able co-founder Ken O'Mohun· dro, a computer arcbitect· turned-marketing-man, said lonR delays in deliveries of new DEC modela mean Digital users must either keep using an out- dated machine, or purchase another brand. Les Wellington. Ken O'Mohundro founded Able Computers as spec1alty house Able gives them a third choice, clip-in circuit boards that speed operation or increase capacity of older DEC macb.lnes. By PAT DUNN ABLE'S Diil ECTOR of in· oi1 ... o.111 l'lteui.t1 ternational marketing, Bob "People are loving and caring here. You don't (eel liltt Jones, said Digital's size means you're in the way." That's bow Marge Simonds, 51, views model upgrading us ually ap- her two days a week at the Harbor Area 'Day Care Center. pears as a whole new line. Mrs. Simonds,. a multiple sclerosis patient, is one o( 13~ ____ A ..... b..,l_LQ!l~er...hand,...Daa -men end Women who spend at least 't>tfe weetl!ay It tfie s m an en g 1 nee ring group , center, located in the First United Methodist Church of O'Mobundro and co-founder, Les Costa Mesa, 420 W. 19th St. Wellington, which Jooks over a new DEC model and produces THE CENTER IS THE initial project of South Coast Improved circuits in less than. Insitute for Applied Gerontology, a non-profit co?'J)Oration. three IJlClOtha. Dire~tor Dan Sands, a psychologist who specialized m The new circuits fit plug-in family counseling and gerontology, also is a Methodist rack& inside DEC computers. minister. and use the same program "This is a real ministry for me," says Sands, who wu langua&e. appointed to this agency as gerontologist by the Pacific A good example of what they and Southwest Methodist Conference. "It's a traetc a.ltua-do was tbe Cache memory they tion when a family does not want to place a relative iD a deviaed to IJlcrease computer nursing home, but they, feel there is no alternative. We speed 30 to 40 percent. offer that alternative. Tbe center is spacious, with church-donated rooms for THE ClaCUl'I' places small dining, exercise, meetings and crafts. A living room with memory modules between the couches and easy chairs seems like one found In a home. computer's central processor and main memory to cut the dls- TRE CllAFr ROOM is a busy place. Paintings -tance frequently-used codes some childlike: others extuD1ung artlsUc talent -are in muat travel. various stag~s of comp)etion. Yarn P.rotects and Ge· Cache's are common now, but corative bottles made by applying bits of muk:ine tape there are.still many orders from covered with shoe polish also are in progress. The overall owners of older computers. impression is activity and renewed hope. How weU does this strategy The dining room is large and sunny with fresh flowers work? · setting off the luncheon table. A hot lunch is served each Able was founded in 1975 in day by volunteers Crom 16 area churches. A professional Santa Ana . Its sales have dietician plans the menu. doubled or better each year Sands explained since. This year it expects to that the center relies close $8.5 million in sales. heavily on volunteers Able began with O'Muhundro for its variety of and Wellington. friends and co- services, some come engineers at Cal-Data. "Les sur- several times a week. A passed me at engineering years neurologist provides ago," the president says of his consultation when re-partner. quested, and there are two full-time staff members, who have extensive training and experience in working with THE TWO got going on sav- chronically ill elderly persons. ings and have managed to rein· Sands says the center is open to anv client who does vest earnings to finance all ex- not require specialized nuismg care. ··we hope to serve pansioo. "The banks don't own residents of the Harbor area and want to maintain a senae of WI," said Jones. ORANGE COUNTY BUSINESS Of The Week . Astrodata, Hycon and American Electronics. Marketing director Ray Ball handled saJes and marketing for Beckman Instruments-Systems Division, General Telephone's computer di vision and was Jones sajd the firm has ex· m arketing vice president at panded in to inte rnational Microdata. marketli much lbe ume wa.y __ .._P ..... rwlM~I>.1~~.Q! they did it domestically, by find-Tom Mulder spent 5 years at ing concentrations .of DEC com· Microdata and was product line puter users. manager for an importa nt pro- And DEC distributors have duct group. He also worked on been a good source of leads. products at Technology Market· J o nes cited one Britis h ing Inc., a planner and a com- representative for DEC who was puter design think tank located worried that a year or more de· in Costa Mesa. lay in deli very m ight cause many customers to switch to another brand. After realizing that Able circuits could help users manage with older units a bit longer. be gave Abie's salesmen nearly three dozen leads. ABLE DOES 40 percent of its business overseas, Jones said. Clients in Europe are serviced by an office outside London. Australia, Canada and recent- ly, South America also are large customers. Able occupies two buildings at 1751 Langley Ave., Irvine, where 120 people work at new designs and pilot production. Abie's 30,000-square-foot Puerto Rico facility does large production runs. Jones said experienced bands have helped Able a~oid many costly err ors common with young, growing companies. JONES SAID, several key ex- ecutives ha ve long-term back- grounds in their specialty. Dan O'Shea, operations direc· tor and treasure r. has been a manager at General Telephone, JONES DIRECTED interna- tional marketing at Rockwell. Western Peripherals, Hughes and Beckman Instruments. All have seen other companies go through growth and so were able to stave off Abie's prob- lems. That's one reason the firm concentrates on DEC equipment improvement. O'Mohundro s aid, "you can't be an expert on every computer. so you might as well pick a good one." The president's positive at· titude about DEC has helped as· s ure that the Sl.S billion com- puter maker won't scuttle Abie's entrepreneurs. All Able advertising -some of it admittedJy corny. said O'Mohundro -begins with praise for DEC and the buyer who chose that line. Then it goes on to suggest a few c hanges Able can make so the gear runs i>etter or faster. DEC SO Car has not said much about Abie's tactics, but O'Mohundro and Jones both sug- gested it might turn hostile if Able began making whole com· community.'' he said, adding that the center doea not plan to expand. THE CENTER IS DESIGNED to meet the needs of chronically ill elderly persons and their families in several different living situations, according to Sands. "When an elderly person lives with adult children, and the children work or if they simply cannot give constant supervision, day care m ay be needed as many as five days a week. Or, in a situation where one s pouse requires continuous care, day care allows the able spouse to take care or business or social affairs outside the home." he explains. "It also is a pre- ventive heaJth care measure, providing a respite from the constant demand for service." New Leaf in Pl.ants? Sands sees the center's "bottom line service" u "giv- ing a break" to lhe families of its clients. "We have monthly counseling sessions with the families, and thia stvea them support they otherwise would not get. Informal counseling also is available whenever a family member needs it. Day-to-day problems are handled whenever they come up.·· ANOTHER Srn:ATION WHERE day care can be ad- vantageous. Sands points out. is wben u elderly persoo lives alone. but needs the support network provided by day ca.re. "Thia type of care a lso can provide variety for persons who live in a residential care facility or nursing home, u well u facilitate discharge rrom a nuning bome after a periocl of convatesence, ana support conunwnl care at home." The m ajority of the men and women atteJldln1 are elderly -some have suffered strokes and others can no loa1tr can for themselves. Sands explained that an eld•- ly person is more apt to maintain an alert mind if be or abe ll expoeed to a stimulating environment. "Many people don't undentand why older penons 'doze' a lot during the day. Aging produces gradual ti.asue deficits in the central nervous system that reMlta in a chemical imbalance which causes Uie penon to loae the abiUty t«control sleep tim e. ''OFTEN THE ELDERLY ARE awake half the ni&bl and take cat naps during daytime hours. Activity and ln· ternt in surrounding:. durina the day can help to overcome thia problem." he explalns . I.a addition to care for the elderly, Sandi nya Jbe center ii able to serve persons with physical Umttatiom who do not require l'lpeduJh:ed :iursing care. This Is ih<> <'3$1? with Marge Simonds, who beard about tbe cmttr from one of its volunteers. "Thtl ia tM Mlt UdDf fOf' me. I'" lt from a dllferent qJe and I am DOt old or confused," s he says with convlcUon enn tbouih mulUple 1clerosis hns s lowed her speech ana coaflned her to 1 wbeelchalr. <See CARE, Paa• Cl) I \ .. W o man's Place in Garden Not many wome n take up landscape installation and main- tenance as a career, but Laguna Beach resident Karen Hedges bas had a lifelong fascination with horticulture and, yes, well- lrimmed hedJZes. The 2$-year-old Ms . Hedges recently embarked on a training program at Tierra Verde Landscape in Santa Ana that eventually will make her the on- ly female sales representative for the company. which has JS employees. .,l'VE ALWAYS enjoyed horticulture," she says. "It's re- ally satisfying to watch a nearly barren piece of land end up growing into a really beautiful landscape.'' Sbe obtained a BS deeree In ornamental horticulture from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo in 1978. She was a student in the School of Agriculture, where her concentration was in landscape contracting. lb. ffedCes worked for two different wholesale nurseries in San.Dteao prior to jolnln1 Tierra Verde Landscape. AT ONE company, she was the man.11• and at tbe other ahe waa tbl "bead propaaator ,'' a penan who takes plant cuWn1s. footl them and nurturet them Into planJI. Af'J1erra Ver •• her rim on- tbe·Job tra1nial lnvol•ed plant· lat ud tnltall.UO.. of all types fJf plant material from (l"OWld eonr t o major S6·inch con- tainer-sized trees. "l was wary at first. not know· ing how the crew would react to my being on the job site," she s aid. But all went well as she partieipated ln maintenance, de- sign and sales. Her maintenance training took place at local comme rcial and industrial facilities, where she learned necessary skills end act- ed as a "troubles hooter.'' SUBSEQUENTLY, she worked \\ith Tierra Verdeys in· house design team, which over- sees a project through to its finish: She recently joined a sales representative in making a sales call on a customer in Laguna Niguel. ·'Our meeting iumed o~ to be more relaxed than I haCI im- agined." ~ts. Hedges s aid. The customer ordered a complete landscaping program. includint a new spa, for her home. Ms. Hedges said she com· municated well with the owners the company does_ work for . "Women especially s~em glad t.o ·see another woman on the job." she said. ACCORDING TO Allen Chariton, president of Tierra Verde, there at:e few women In landscape lnstaHation and main· ~nance. "Usually. women in the ln- d u at r y go I nto desl1 n , areenhouses or retail sales in nurs~ril'~ .:· h.. ~•id Ms. Karen Hedges. sold on selling plants ''One reason Is that 1lrl1 haven't liked cominc up tbrouth the field ran.ks -becoming a crew member and d111in1 holes and putting In inl11lion systemJ." Chariton said Ms. Hed«ies ls able to apply her educatloo skills immediately to ber career. And Ma. Hecttes aareed: "It'& still an education, and lt's never boring." he Cnu1pa11~1 Able Computers 1s a designer and manufac- .J mer of .Cl!C.Uil bo9rd wh ich enhance performance of Digital Equipment Corp. com- puters (it has no connec- tion with D1g1tal Equip· ment). Able was founded 1n 1975 by Ken O'Mohun- dro and Les Wellington. both rema11") p rincipal owners of the pnvately- held corporation. Able has prototype p roduction and design facilities at 1751 Langley Ave .. Irvine. a full-scale plant in Puerto Rico and a sales and service office located just outside Lon- don. Sales last year were estimated at about $5 million. with revenues projected at $8.5 million this year. puter systems In fact. the president was a de- signer of a mac:hine DEC con· sidered too close to one of its own models and sued Cal Data, O'Mohundro's employer then. "But it's a peculiar thing." the casually dressed executive said . "During a court case you begin to gain respect for your ad· vers ary. l think that happened with DEC toward me." Another reason for DEC's tolerance mav be Abie's care in making sure. its devices can't damage DEC units. ACCORDING TO the e x· ecutive. Able has gon~ some dis- tance to assure service for its customers. Since the product line 1s large- ly plug-in circuit hm1rds. Able has supplied distributors with new boards to swap for defec- tives, cutting down-ti me Defective boards come back to Irvine for testing anti rt•pair . O'Mohundro said Able has always tried lo proJt•c t a big. company. high-quality unage. even during its ear ly <lays. "For example , w e've n ever run s maller than full-page ads. even if we had to save up for three months to pay for one.·· Though Abie's facilities are still spare, it has collected all design . test and assembly equip- ment needed to slay up with DEC's state of the Jrt AND, SAID O':'>tohundro. Able is getting its own computer act together as well A system sup· plies his orftee and a home lermlnaJ with data needed lo manage. O'Mohundro sai'\ the system is fairly iu mple. oo~ a rr.ulti- terminat mon~tPr "Thut 's a mistake a lot or people make.·· he said. One Orangt-Count v 1·flmputer maker installed u sy::,tcm cte. sl1ned to provide a ll-inclusive data and less than ;,, yt:ar later yanked the whole s)·sti?m out as Ineffective. he said Able. so far. ha!l ma"lage<J t o avoid that kind of error. Its management will stiek to a pun-navorcd business plan "We make your DF.C more Able." DAILY PILOT Clips Aid Charitks • •1 •-'an "°"' W0'1ld )'OU P•> 12 r<1r n naUoaal·bnnd coupon~ ~orth Ill SO~ 1t JOUDCb nu • aooc1 ~·• And •t ~ Ukt an ,,.en better deat when JOU discover tb1t the p~ ao to t.M City of tl°'9 tilecllcal CenLer ln Durate Tt\b nol\•tffl&lUD C!~nttr pt'O\''dd tree mecUe&t care to PtUmu wl\h can<'t'r. lf'Ullesnla and dlMUd ot th• beart. blood and tunes Who la behind tbls CO\lponlns tor 1 uuu• G~at cred•t roes to \he SouU-.rn C11ltornl1 food Industry Retall•n ud snanufactu.rers thert' have Joined In otferin~ TS caah-om~ tnlo the "COUl*\I of Hope booklet. Voluntffrt are . ethn a theM booklet.a in aupermarket s t hro u1hout Southern Califorrua. Gene W•ISh and Tom Kint. both memben ol lbt Food Industry Circle. predict that sales ol the bookleu will raise more than 'Sl mlllioo for the medical center With more women worktng und "'Ith Ufe movlftl at an evtr ta1t.er P•ce, many worthy "'" ... Mv• Iott volunteers Into this void blVt 1Wpped I ltw pubUc -aphited membera of th• food lnd~try Amona them are Sara Le•, tthoM retuad otter• have aided the Mi.wcualar OC!~Ph)' Auocl1UQf\, and Swift ud Oo , w 81.ttltrball Turkey refund help.cl Uw. Eaa\tr Stal Society, A. Mw addition to lhla llat 11 the Bayer Co Shopptrt who purcha1e a ac>O-tablet or l1r11r bottle ol Bayer aaph1n can receive a t\ refund1 and the company wtu send another ll to ltWt Al1hrilll roundaUon. Thll otftr dot• not requlre a refund form. Ju.st tend both e.nd Oapa from the Bayer box with your name. •ddrtH and ZIP code to: The Bayer Co .. P.O Box 5414. Hicksville, N. V llll& Thls one ptr·c~tomer offer ex- pire• Dec 31. lllO CouponJn1 and r(lfundln& for a cause has a tremendoua pot~ntlal I hope that manulac· lurt1rs and retaller11 aeross the country will rls~ to thh• <'hitllcna&«' r----~~~-------~----~~~~~------------, Ct.tl>'N'l'ILI IHl'UND& c. ................ p~ Ctlo out '"'' Ill• -k .. 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" l7 coupnn lo• QtOUnd IM'<tl s.no IM reQull"ld rflund IO'm ptua front 1>11iwtt from II•• 17. anCl·or I-ft<• peO•Qet of lloroen \lt10le·"'••1>P9C1 tllcn. E•otrot OK JI. t..O ---------~---------------------------· Real Estate Jff ailfJag. •• 8 )' ROBE RT J . BRUSS DEAR BOB : I read in the newspaper lhal 5avings and loan associations will soon be able to make mortgages ror 90 percent of a home's pu.rchase price. Don't you think this is dangerous, both for the lender and the borrower? What if the borrower loses his job 9r gets sick? Don't you think this will lead lo massive foreclosures? Anatole M . DEAll ANATOLE: No. Jut tlle oppostie. U tile .....,.._er geu bato flaaadal bot water, tile lar•er &be mongace on a bome &be easier It lJ to raell It. TM mos\ dUfkalt homes to sell an tboH · wltla 1 small or DO esl.ltlDI more,aie. For example, Verterau Admlalltradoa VA mort1ages, wbJch offer lOI perceat flauclDg wltlll DO clown payment up to 11•.•, rarely go la&o fonclotnatt. Why? Because U the bonower can't make &be payments be can easUy HU &Ille lilome ud &be buyer takes over payments on &Jae old lou. Mortgages for 90 and 95 percent of a home'• sales prtce bave been avaUable for several yean from over %2,000 banks and savings uaoctatton. They are called private mort1a1e IDaaraace <PMI> loam. TbeM IOIDI cost Ute borrower ntra for laAruee &o protect the leader from clefalllt. Tiie pnp11ed aew re1al1Uou will allow lellden to make • percent mort1a1es wltboat &Ille ema PMI CM&. Maidmam levera.Je meaaa borrowla1 as maela «lier people'• moeey <moniaie fllada) •• poulMe to bay property. For esample, tlane yean 110 my pareata bou1tit a P,4,151 coado la llllmeapeUs for $3,415 cau dowa p1ymet1t aacl a • pelftlll monaa1e. Tlaat coedo la worUa at leas& .., ..... today. Tiie ret.n -tile $1,415 IHN&ed, pta &M ... wy paymnta, la over M peree1tt fer year ... If tlley bad paid $34,151 cau for tMlr coado, &be retara woald be oaly 1'1 perffllt per year. At a practical matter, mo9t laome bayen cu'& afford bla do .. payments. Tbat'• I~ becaue It ls la tile beat ID&eresta of tbe letader aa well 11 tile borrower to ba ve a bit mort111e. ._.onublene1r11 Te#f ·lpplfe• DEAR BOB: J. e njoyed your recent explanation of "escape clauses" commonly used in home purchase offers. When a buyer offen to buy a house contingent upon his complete lnspedion and approval, even lf the house iJI ln perfect condition, <:an the buyer still disapprove the house? SamJ. DEA& SAM: Aa "laapectiaa ... a,...yat" eo11~ claue In • pucll&M ofter bid Is 1abjed to a Sood faltb "re .... ....., Mlt," C..111 uve Mid 1aela elaaes req.are U.. bayer't fair eHlaatllll after maid•& ta.e llllpftU.. 'fte ,. .... for IM-a ~' eteape cla .. Ill u offer bid la It ....U1 la a wute ti U.• .. tliler'oqlllJ la1pec& a pnpert)' ........ u.. .,.... .... beyer bows Ute esact prtee ... tenns ••llkllMtHbay. After tlte bQer Hd MUer apee oa u.e tale 1 ..,.. .. tMtl die bQer eaa ~.:!'!f laaped tM ,,....,.,, or M eu blre a prof .. specaor to ie It. &.ell la9pectlou ''" kyen a coaplete • ,ed11re ti die llome'• COIHIJtioe. r~ ..... , a lleappral•al OBAR BOB: ln our nel1hborbood most homes are sold with Federal Housing Authority or VA mortgages. When we listed our home for sale our agent suggested we get an appraisal for a VA mortgage. The a ppraisal is almost $5,000 below recent sale prices of two homes down the street from ours. I think our home is nicer than those. Are we stuck with this low appraisal? NanC. DEAR NAN : No. You caa reqaest a reappralaal lf yM are aot sathlled. ID some areu, VA aad FHA appral.Hn tend &o llllderestlmate market valae, ofteD becaue tbey are 111ta1 old, owtdated aalet price• of comparable homes. When tlae new apprailer vl1lta your bome, give blm tlae detaUa on tbe recent sales down the street. Tbe flnt appraller probably wasa't aware of them. Can Teaant•l•·co111mon Sell DEAR BOB : My brother and I are equal tenant in common co-owners of a rental house. I want to sell because I need cash for bills. My brother doesn't want to sell. Can I sell without his permissoo? David 0 . DEA& DAVID: A tenant ID common can sell bis sllue at any time wltboa& tlae co-owner's permluloa. However, there are few bay en for a ball lllterest ID a boase. To force tbe sale of &be boase, wWa a dJvtslo• of Ute sale proceem, a lawsalt for partJtloe l• reqalred. YOGI' attoney baa details. IRS Attar~ .. Fantlly Renfnl• DEAR BOB: My parents plan to retire and move here. Can they Ji\l'e rent-free in a rental house I own (with me absorbing the upkeep) as 1001 as I don't declare the property as income pro- perty? Thomas T. DEAR THOMAS: Tbe IRS ls on the warpath a&iacklal family and below-market rate rentals. ne 1e11erat'nle lJ mortgage lDteres& and property &axe• are alway• tax deductlble. But tor famUy ud below-market rentals any excess dedactlons esceedtn& reata collected are dJsaUowed. In other words, you couldn't deduct depredadoa U you aren't coUectlag reat from your parell&a. Bat ln&eres& and taxes for the rental house wouJ4 di be tax deductible. For details, aee your tH advisor. Slftd Mil .,tat• que1tkml to Ro~ J. Bruu. P.O. Boz f'/10, San Frmu:Uco, Ca. HJOJ. BUSINESS I CONSUMER W estgftte's Wings Hold Air Calif omia All That's Left of Firm By JOANN REYNOLDS OI ... Cl.ii> 'k 11&&11 In 1974, just before it was forced into bankruptcy, Wcstgate·Cal1f orn\a was a bllhon-dollar cor poration that held more than 60 subsidiaries including hotels, banks and in· surance companies. Today , Wes t ga te's on ce mighty business empire rests on the slender reed of the single operating company left in its stable -Newport Beach-based Air California. INSTEAD OF assets that once totalled billions, Westgate's holdings, according to docu· ments filed in San Diego Federal Court. are more on the order of $25 million 1ts annual profits have shrunk to what the airline made in 1979 -less than $2 million That much reduced .s tate is most likely to be the Westgate or the fut ure under a re· organization that is expected to go into effect by Jan. 1. 1981. For the past two weeks, the corporat~on 's financial standing has received a rare public airing during court hearings in San Diego. THE HEARING was the result of a suit filed by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation against Westgate's trustees, Cu r v in Trone and Herbe rt Kunzel, the two men who have kept a close rein on the com- glomerate since 1974. The federal agency is claim- ing the two trustees. in essence, are trying to squeeze what's left or Westgate or more lhan $13 million in fees ror the mselves and two law fi rms they hired. Ironically, cha rges of cor· porate looting have dotted : wHt~acrniScory.--- 1n 1973. before Westgate went broke. a minority shareholder in Air California successfully sued Westgate on cha rges that the corporation was conspiring to dissipat' Air California 's assets to its own enrichment. IN THOSE days Westgate owned 81 percent of the airline's stock. lt bought the remaining outstanding shares in 1977. That suit was settled out of court when $380,000 was paid to the plaintiff. The s u it was fi led when Westgate was still under the leadership of C. Arnholt Smith. But Smith's corporation eras~ around h.is ears with the failure of the U.S. National Bank -one of Westgate's holdings. He was accused of looting the bank lo finance other unsuccessful busi· ness ventures. The FDIC stepped in as lhe bank's receiver and the San Diego-based conglomerate went to federal court to file Chapter 10 bankruptcy proceedings. TRONE AND Kunzel, who had joined the corporate staff not long before its financial col· lapse, were appointed trustees t o pres id e ove r t h e re · organization of Westgate. It has been their job to get the firm back on its finan cial reel. The FDIC, in its current suit, claims the trustees have spent the six years in paring down lhe company to the point that the on- 1 y thin g l e ft to the re - organization is Air Cal. "The other assets have eilher been disposed of. have been lost or have been run down in value," the agedcy claimed in a court document. Ku~iel and Trone disagree, submitting documents or their own and tesUfying lhat the fees and business practices they've followed are all standard pro· cedure. FOR THE most p'art, they have acted in a vaccuum, refus· ing to discms any aspect of their work publically until the FDIC suit is resolved. The only time Kunzel and Trone went public with financial data was a rare release in Oc· tober, 1976, in which they in· dul ged in a b it o r seH· congratUtatory public relations work by announcing tbey"d got- ten Westgate into the black. Inquiries with Air Cal about its co rporate f uture with Westgate or its financial stand· ing are referred lo t he two trustees. They steadfastly refuse to answer any questions. However, the airline is re· quired to me public documents with lhe Civil Aeronautics Board that include ta bulations of operating expenses and earn· ings . AIR CAL figures prominently in the ongoing battle between the trustees and the FDIC since it's the last functioning business enti- ty of Westgate. The suit is one aspect of lhat dispute. The FDIC claims lhat Trone and Kunzel have challted up enormous fees that shouldn't be paid unti\, reorganization is complete. The two trustees ar,; seeking a total of almost S2 million for themselves plus $11.6 million for two law firms they hired . The FDIC contends that the fees are •·over eight times the present net worth (of Westgate) and a lmost one-half the current assets . . . and over three times the annualized 1980 first-quarter net income." ANOTHER SOURCE of dis· sention betweeo the trustees and the federal agency is the pro- posed board or directors for Westgate. At present, because of the re- organization. the corporation has no board. Air Cal's board in· eludes Kunzel.. Wh en t h e r eorgani zed Westgate is unveiled at the end of the year, it appears likely that the FDIC will have membership on the new board or directors, although not a majority mem· bership. THE INCLUSION of FDIC of· fi cials on Air Cal's board was re- portedly also under considera- tion. but it appears that plan has been abandoned. The final plan of r eorganiza· tion won't be made public until this fall. It is expected that by then the current legal battle will have been resolved, returning Westgate -and Air California to the realm of ordinary corporate life. Frottt Pagr CI CARE CENTERS •••• "It's great here for people who just need someone with them . My two days here each week gives my attendant som e time off and we both get along better.·: MRS. SIMONDS SAYS she enjoys talking with the cen- ter's staff members and is pleased that they t reat her as a "normal" person. "It mades rne mad when we are called invalids. That means not valid. I've seen many healthy peOJ?le w~o ~ve. f:beir _lives as if they were writing their storu!s with mv1S1ble mk. I found it necessary to leave a mark." She did too -and still is. Mrs. Simonds developed and sells two psychology games called "The OK Game·· and "P~iorities." She also markets a bumper sticker lhat pro· claims. "Don't Let Your Recreation Wreck Creation" and is b\sy supervising the illustration of her children's book, ''All About Giving.'' Tbe Harbor Area Adult Day Care Center 1s a member of the California Association of Adult Day Health Services. The cost is. $16 per day. but fees are adjusted on an ability· to-pay basis. Arrangements for an interview can be made by phoning 548-0144. Queen Mary Classes Cover Business Basics The business research bureau at CaJ State University, Long Beach is sponsoring a number o( seminars this fall and winter aboard the Queen Mary. They cover many topics and appeal to a wide range or oc· cupations. Seminar titles include: nurs· ing management, Sept. 11·12; engi neering project manage. ment, Sept. 16-18; quality con- trol for supervisors, Oct. 22·24 : maintenance management, Oct. 27·29 : hospital purchasing, Nov. 20-21; construction cost estimat· ing and bidding, Nov. 24·25, and job evaluation and wage-salary administration, Dec. 4·5. Also, essentials of purchasing • for the new buyer, Dec. 11-12; fundamentals of selling for women in sales, Jan. 15·16; operations audit, Jan. 19·21, and warehousing productivity, Jan. 29-30. Information about seminars. team enrollment discounts or in· company presentations. availa· ble at (213) 498·SS23 or 498-4754. Security Session Set Look who's joined the Republic Golden West College offers a hospital security cours~ this fall ~nd ev~ning courses in physical security and retail security/loss prot.ectioo. The hospital course is cosponsored by the In· terna~ional Association of Hospital Security of Washington. D.C. Students receive both college ~redit and the IAHS basic $ecurity certificate. ~he p~ysical security course. offered Tuesday evenings, 1s open not only to security administra· ~ion majo~ but to residents interested in prevent· mg burglaries and robberies. Registration by appointment will be held Aug. 20 _to Sept. 2, and on a walk·in basis without ap- pointment. 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' ,, . lO • "11. .. 11 .. la • t• • •'• Ill }I. )9• •• IC }I. w'• •l • ll • 10>. • • II , 16•• j9 • fl'• 13 1•. DAILY PILOT J • ••• ... " .. )I I ' I l I' I . . ' • I.' •: I ·~ \ NEW YORK STOCKS CONTINUED s.1 .. s.1 .. I'( NI• "'~ft ..,_ uu C ... PE ... , M~ -Utl C ... Neiative Neim /r.~ YORK CAP1 -The long stock-market rally since last spnng has baffled many Wall $treeters as much as it has delighted th.em. The advance has occurrtd against the background of a recession that has hit several important industries hard without providing much relief from inflation YET TH E RALLY persists. On Friday, for example, when the gov- ernment reported that producer prices of finished goods soared at an annual rate of better than 20 percent. prices continued to climb. For lhe past week. the Dow Jones average of 30 industrials, trading around its highest levels in 3Yl years. gained 12.03 points to 966. 72. The New York Stock Exchange composite index , up 1.26 at 72 07, and the American Stock Exchange market value index, up 5.~ at 32.5 06, both touched record highs. Big Board volume averaged 47.31 million shares a day, against 50.56 million the wee'k before. THE SEARCH FOR an explanation for this ebullient behavior has sent analysts scurrying in several direc· lions. One common view among those who seek to relate the market to out- side events focuses on hopes for an early and vigorous recovery from the economic slump. Another cites the new con- servatism apparently dominating the country's polil.Jcal mood, and accom· panying calls for measures to sti mulate investment and produc· tivity. For their part, many technical analysts, who look for cause and ef- fect inside the market rather than in outside developments. contend that the whole thing 1s not such a mystery. "IT'S llEALL Y amazing," said Stan Weinstein, a Hollywood, Fla.· based investment advisor in his let- ter "The Professional Tjlpe Reader." "Despite some of the best market action in years, we still read and hear a great deal about this being a bear market rally and that a new low in the averages is just around the comer. "Some frustrated bears have even called this rally 'irrational,· pointing out that General Motors is expected to lose money In 1980 for the fint' time in nearly 60 years. In addition, housing starts are pathetic, 1uto sales terrible and consumer con· fldence is almost as low as President Ca rter's approval rati.nc .••. "Fundamental bears therefore call this rally a surprise. and since \hey can't undentand It, they are forced to label it irrational.·· IN WEINSTEIN'S view, ''the market's sub-s urfice technical strength has been buildinf for months. re1dyin1 itaeU for just such a m~ advance. This ls \he way it always is and it's why pure fW\d- ament.allsta are always left at the cate." Moat all analylta acree \hat the atHp decline \n iftterat rates durinc the aprini played a blc put In cet· lift• the riJly .... Latfll1, tt mUlt be noted , ralee have tamed 'IP IPln, puticulutJ ln tht bond market. Mere many ol 'tbe sprlna'a price aatna ba'l&)ta wtped outoflatt. - BROADWAY REVIVAL Mr and M rs Brown Brown-Bruce 1'rac1 Lt.>e Br uce of ttunllnKton Beacn and Scott Brown of Salt L~ke Cn~ "'ere married an th,e Los Angeles tem µle o( the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter·da} Sa1m-. The bride dau~ht lc'r "' \11 Jnd \1rs l.t'land Bruce of HIJJ'llln~to11 lkat·h. .:r.idu&ted from Marina High School und <1 ltt'1Hlt•d C:11lden West College and Bra~hani \ 11u11 ~ I 111' l't' 1' Sht· ,., employed by a Salt l.<tk t' L'at ' l>.111~ The bridegroom. son ol :\-h dfld Mrs Larry Brown of Sall Lake Cat) 1~ a ~raduate of the University of l'tah Hf' ,., a ~tudl·nt at that un iversity's law school The couple plan \() lave in Salt t J kt' ('11 after a trip to Lake Arro .... ht:ad Confer-G orsk 1 Karen Gorski of Orange and Gan Confer of Newport Beach exchanged wedding 'ows io the Holy Family Cathedral. Ornngl' The bride, da ughtt•r of Mr and Mr:-Oan1el Gorfki of Orange. attend~ l'11l State Fullerton She works for F'or Acronutnm11 ., The groom. son of Voris Confn 11f Newport Beach. is a graduate of Harvard L'n1H•r:rn~ and attends UC Irvine Medical School The couple plan to~i ve m !nine Kintg1os-Scnne1der Nicholas Kinigios or Huntington Bt-a<:h and Mr and M rs. K1ntg1os The groom. son of Mr and Mrs . George Kin1g1os of Chicopee, M•ss .. is a graduate of l"rankhn Institute of Boston and Bradley University ln Peoria. He is an admlnistrator at Facilities Engineering The couple plan to li ve Ul Huntington Beach follol.\ Ing a trip to the Canadian Rockies. Larson-Haven Linda Haven and J ohn Larson , bottt ot Berkeley. were married in tbe Montclair Presbyterian Church, Oakland. The bride. daughter of Mr. tuad Mrs. Albert V Haven of Laguna Beach. graduated from Laguna Beach High School and attends UC lll'rkeley. T he groom. son of the Boyd Larsons or Los Angeles. graduated from UC Berkeley He works for HonkerSSound Co .. Berkeley. The couple plan to live in Richmond follow- ing a trip along the Mendocino Coast. Scott-Snow Sheryl Snow and Robert Harrold Scott. both 011 l.agWla Niguel. exchanged wedding vows b' ~:rnerald Bay at Lake Tahoe. NY Plnyhouse Reborn Theat~r to F e ature Woody Allen Play ~ t-:W \<t>HK 11\ 1• 1 Lincoln Center's Vw1an Htrnumont Th<·utt-r .. torts a three play season on NO\ 5 "Thl· l'h1ladt.'lph1a Story" is fi rst. then ":\'taC'bclh." ttw n :1 nl•"', a-. ~et unt1tlt•<I play by \\'II' •lh 'lll'I\ -• ll1t"hmond l'n11k l ey . wh o runs th e: vlace. as naturall~ c•x cited by all lh1s. Lind not JUSI because O~t ar famous Allen as doing his first play s ince 1969. when he foaled Play It Again Sam .. It's becaus e th t: 1.100 -seat Beaumont na med after a lady who gave $3 million towsrds il s total c·os t of $7 5 million finall} 1s re opening It's been dark for three years CRINKLEY Its last impresario was Joseph P app Ile and his New Yo r k Shake~pe<in· Festival !>l<tged both new American pl:n .; •inti l'IJS!'>11 ·-. thl•re It may have been arta'sw ·all) cxc1tm~. but not so exciting finan dally . . . Thl' fesll\ al hull to u!'>c the profits from its Broadway hit . "A Chorus Lane." to subsid~ze the nonprofit Beaumont At thf' end. Papp estimated that came to 20 percent of the theater.·s budget AT THAT Ri\TE. he s;,1d later. he feared the fes11 \·al \\ottld ·11 hrnl\l' 1n another l\\O season<;. Which as win he had thl· Rt-a umont adieu in 1977 and reltlrned tu running his Pu:,,llc Theater downtown. Crinkle). founder ur the Folger Theater Group in Washington. 0 C . a Kennedy Center alumnus. and co·prodm·er of "The Elephant Man." was asked why 1l t0<"1k three ~ears to get t he Beaumont going again Well. 1t rould have been reopened six months ah 1 1•1(' left bul there were no assurances it co ,11 ta) •11>en l·xplain:-Cnnkley, execul1ve d i11 .,,, llf 1!11 • B•. .ont's producing company. Ed ward Albee, t he Pulitzer playwright. l They consult, advise and report to ,CriAkltf also a member. He serves, he says. "as lnfor~ chairman" and has final say as the sole produc~t . f, at the theater. · J'• P utting the group toeelher too\: time. So clld ~ renegottat.lng contracts with the major uniOM a't ~ . the Beaumont. That alone. Crinkley adds, took /· about a year . · '' . ' ' •• LAST AND DEFINITELY not least was the 11.~l matter of money. or r aising S2 mllUoo ju..t to re-··il~ open the theater and keep It goin g for three yean ~~· while trying to scar e up an additional $1 million a ~ year more. . ; That took considerable time, he says. He. re· ports that $2 lt}illion "cushion" now is in hand, tl.l ' million of it from thr ee private donors who waat anonymity. The rest came from other privat. ~ donors, foundations. corporations and government ~ sources, he says. ~ "That ($2 million > isn 't the money we're aoine ~ to raise every year to run the theate r," he notes. •.1• "That's the money to keep us from sinkine." ~,._ ' THIS SEASON'S THREE productions, tie .~ ) says, will be financed from three sources -the f start-up fund, box-office income and whatever can ,. . , be relieved from private and government tills. • It'll be a constant scr amble, says Crlnkley,· a ff.~ cherub-faced Virginian from the Piedmont hamlet rik of Blackstone. He estimates the Beaumont win l~',t oper ate at an annual $1 million defi cit. '.~ .... ~ On the artistic front. he describes his concept ~{~: of the Beaumont thusly : ... ; 1 "The literature of the theater , that's what 1~1 I we 're about. That's the very core of our existence. ·1ii't· Our reason for being is the same reason or the i::~=·] Royal Shakespeare and others like it -to do the ~~lt great works of t he Western world." ;~~~· ,"'.~~,. I N COMING YEARS, he says, the theater's ~:'• J typical season "probably will have one new play .ti!. '1 and two or t h ree ot her plays drawn from ,~:· American classics. from Shakespeare and from ;J"!"'{:':f European classics." ' ··~~ .··· '• ~t :,~ The bride. daugbter of N. Ruth Welther of Mon arch Bay in SOuth Laguna and Farrell Snow of Bonne Ter re, Mo .. graduated from ! I '' \' \ '1 · 'i;tt of re~rouptnj!. he says. A There'll be no musicals, he says. "It's much Dan a Hills High School and .attended Sad pl.11• ": a I ' "·' ted. ditto a new organizat ion too expensive to do a musical at the Beaumont. ::::J , __ Y;;....;..v,;;,;onne Schneider of RoY. land I leu:.hts w~ mariied at St. John the Baptist Greek OrthodDX Chur ch. Anaheim~ die back College. She is employed by Laguna t11 , u11 '11" '~,, .ti• lung range basis The economics don't allow it. .. Fe<t..eJal ~~an~d1...LoMY,.e.anu.,.___...,._.~--=------:--.~----1lftf"..,....."""'"'"~!r~th~,,--t1~.1nnM)cot~rd came-up ......... -~1~1e-+tmhinb-you-need-aboul -t~~-~:-.... :>M,'.1-- 'fbe groom . son of Mr . and Mrs. Fred H. wath a -..r x~meni bt>r arustic "direct6rate" that in· luck. filled with custom ers -to support a m usical ... t:i Sc:ott' of Pleasant Hills, Pa., is 8 graduate or · e ludes All en. a r tor-direclor Ellis Rabb and That would put his emporium 400 seats short. ·.-. 1 Pennsylvania State University. He works for ; 1 ~,! The bride. daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Schneider of Row land Heights. attended Fullerton Cpllege. S he is a secretary for the firm of Fulop. Rolston . Burns and McKittrick Quail Place Properties of Laguna Beach. 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Bob Kt't h n oltt•n I pull.-d Uldt" by adults who rem~mber h•m from ~hlldhood ' \\'h('n l 6tl'l U kJCk, &nCt It°& hlrptned many tlmts." t\r('.ih n ~a~ , "If' "A-hen meet aome- onc. • y o N>nN.tr l Pl""'"'· and they tell me, 'l first bt'l'Hmt> mh'rt'.' tf'd In music with 'Cap- totn Kantitnroo · "And I ,., \ ou don't mun rt .' and lht >' don •t," hl' 11~•.); \\hilt I ht'~ do mun ls that tht musk '4l' pt11~ Ni m ndl' .an 1mpr slt>n on them "l ll\\EN'T TRIED to lt'.' rh 3 and 4· and S-year old t•hthlrt!n "'hut U\'elhovt>n meant when he wrotl' ·The Choral ·) rnphony ' I've lried to Impress on ,·htldrl'n that concert musk la a run thing. anenJoy:1ble thing " . The dls1\nd1on 1s ao important one for Keeshnn. who tukes .. Cuptalll Kangaroo" Into Its 26th st'asor' on CBS at 8 a m Sept 8. Unlike pubhc TV's ··Sesame Street," which attempts lo teach )oungsters certain basic skills. ..Captain Kangaroo·· has concentrated more on encouraging children to learn, says Keesban. "IF A CHILD HAS an unhappy home life, I'm sorry to say there 1s nothing in the world 1 can do, nor can Fred Rogers or 'Ses ame Street.' If the child is from a happy home, then there's something all of us can do. ··Fred Rogers and I have always tried to approach the child affectively," Keesban says, referring to the creator host of public television's ''Mister Rogers Neighborhood.·· "The idea is, if you can motivate a child, make t.he child feel good about herself, or himself, t.he child will leam." Keeshan says his philosophy has remained lDWAllDS' llllSTDl Sant:a Ana ~40· 1444 DWAllDI' llUllTlllGTDM 111111~1~ Buth 8At·\llt8 -· IOllTM COAST Ugv"'1 Buen 494 1~•4 STADIUM OlllWMll Orar·~e 639 8770 CtNfDDMl (j •"'9£ tl• l~'..i' lDWAllOS' YllJO TWiii •.Mso<1n Voe10 830 6990 'K <f'\ Ml.WAY JI Dll"f-111 V.Ktmon$le< 891·3693 "We want her to read as quickly as possible-but selectively." constant since that first broadcast, though "it is in no way the same show. There have been a number of changes and transitions over the years, a lot of Ut~m technical." " INTO THE EARLY 1960s, for instance, "Captain Kangaroo" was broadcast live. "lt was as good a show then," Keeshan says, "though the production values were not as high. Live television did that. THE BWES BROTHERS a musical comedy A UNIVH~SAl PICTURE IPGI Cooylig•1 t~ u ....... .., S!..O.o• '"' All ~og-.s RntNtd r • t l'>ijF!S...-6ft 16 ~;;a,.,. I t:C•Vl•ummet •• CIFICS EDWARDS' BfllSTOl CINEDOME . ANAHEIM DRIVE·IN Cos1a Mesa 540'7444 Orange 634 ·2553 Anaheim 879·9850 "Look at the 'klnnies' of 'Playhouse 90,' which we think of as out.standing live television. There were some good shows, but there were some bad ones. too." Bob Keeshan was bom June 27, 1927, in Lynbrook, N.Y., grew up in Queens and at· tended Fordham University. He worked for a time as a network page in New-York City, was a Marine during World War II, and later returned to his page.boy job. WHILE IN THE RATHER low.level network jtlb, Keeshan met ventriloquist Bob Smith. host and creator or NBC's "Howdy Doody, .. who gave him the role or Clarabell the Clown on the Saturday morning children's show. After five years with "Howdy Doody," Keeshan develope~ a character called Corny the Clown and was signed to do a show called "Time for ft"'un." The next year, 1954, he created Tinker the Toymaker, and produced a nd pe rformed in a s how called "Tinker's Workshop." "Captain Kangaroo" premiered on CBS Oct. 3, 1955. "I don't want to be so simplistic as to say <See CAPTAIN. Page 810) Oscar Peterson World's Greatest Jazz Pianist Coming to 01 an9c Coas t College' SUNDAY. SEPT. 21 -8 P.M. OCC AUDITORIUM r .• , ,, \. ~ .. RCSlf•• rn SF.A TS SI? 1 1 ffl Cred.t C ,, , .... 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Sunday.August 17, 1980 DAILY PILOT C 1 ·~-•o• KHIHAN, HATS COVERED 21 YEARS He'• Moet Ptoud of Parental AeaponH CAPTAIN .· .. tFrom Page 89> it's just a job." Keel>ha n sa)b, renecung on the sbow's silver anniversary · And l think l do ap- preciate what the s ho" · has meant to people I'm mindful of tha t. "YET IF YOU TAKE those kinds of tttings loo seriously. they can gel in the way of what you 're trying to do, which is to enhan ce young people. culturally and emotionaJly "It's nice lo have a ccomplished 7 .000 pro- grams in 25 years: but it really doesn't. mean much more than a bowlrng trophy on the mantel." 'Faust' Faseinated Po1oor of Ktwwledge, Music A bsorbing By OONAl~D J . HOBSON ,., .. 0.11., ...... Span~h rnnd uC'tor, J esU!'I Lo1>N Cobos gave tu" 1nttirprctut1on last we ·k at the Hollywood 8owl or "Tht• D•mn1atlo n of f'ausl" by Hector Rerlloi H watt 111 mo~t respects a splendid produc- Uon Defore dlecussinl( tho production, it might h of Interest to cxpluln the •l&nlrlcance for Wt-Ste m man or the l~l(cnd of Faust. THE MELANCHOLY Germnn. author Os wald Ssx·n.:lcr, charactenzed our modern era as "f<'UW1tlun .. as dil)llngulshed from classical l'1v11iullon wh1dl he ca lls "Apollonion." T he older culture pn~ed knowled ge as \ 1rtue whereas to us knowledge is powe r. ll is tht.· difference between lhe cultival1on or reason und lht> l'ulllvation or will ln the rtrst case man "eeki. to II ve according to nature and in the second to l'Ontrol 1l. Th~ leMtmd of f'ausl 1~ very old and has fascinated many writers and composers . Berlioz was intrigued by Goethe's masterful e pic paem and as a young m an of 24 created "Eight Scenes from Faust .. · THIS ORIGINAL rendering neither i m· pressed the s hallow Parisienne public nor the 80 year old Goethe hi mself. It lay dormant for 20 years . Wh at then emerged was a greatly expanded work trus time containing 20 scenes divided into four p arts. It is by any meas ure a masterpiece and one of the great works of the oratorio re pertoire IN PART I, FAUST is in Hungary renecting on the beauty of nature . He is interrupted by the sounds of peasants dancing and singing and later by a youthful m ar ching army all of which leaves him sad and en vious. David Randall as Faust and hardly audible in the beginning because or sound syste m problems. finally projected a sensiti ve and beautiful lyric tenor which he sustained (except for some of the high notes) throughout a long three-hour performance. In Part II. Faus t returns to Germany ana conte mplates suicide. An Easte r hymn revives his spirit bu t Paul Plishka a r rives a s Mephistopheles and promises Faust wealth, fa me, joy and power . Faust accepts and they embark on various a dventures together ending up in Marguer ite's house. PLISHKA IS A GREAT dramatic <ictor and offers a most convincing devil wi th his acting talent and rich. deep and dark bass. In Part 11 l Faust a nd Mar guerite become lovers a nd P art I V t urns to tra gedy as Marguerite goei. to prison and Faust ransoms her with his soul As Marguerite goes to heaven Faust des cends to hell with Mephistopheles. For Faust has put his faith in the power of satan instead of the love of Christ This is the essence of th~ Fausttan s pirit --.......______ ____ -~~-- An adult tnll of murder, mystery, and forbidden love. edw ards LIDO CINEMA HIEWP'OU IUD. AT Vt.A LIDO NEWPORT IEACH 673-USO Co-tvf 4Y LIOO "CLON INCOUNTlllt 0' TH& MO Iii.to" CO. HIY AT ••oouaACK •• ,~, .. HC>t ... edwards SADDLEBACK PLAZA B. ToaOATIOC•HB.O l'LOT Of 011 'lJ •ANCHU" B. TO.O 511-H IO lkh\~11 \1rangt'rs \'\en thu11'{ is pc~ihlr. CLAIR OJ.; FEMME '\ ,._., """' "" 1111\1' '>(.ll'-l.IOH I \ 111 '' H\ c ''''·' (.-\\ ""' ALSO -BETWEEN SHOWINGS Every Saturday Night At 9 PM THE PORT THEATRE Will Proudly Present Opera & Broadway Musical Tenor JIM MARSHALL More important. he says, is the fart that the approach seems to have worked "I'm enormous ly encouraged... Keeshan says, "though I do believe 1r s dangerous to think of television as being more important than it actuaJly is. R ecord B en efits Youth The Bandit, Frog and Justice are at it again in the all new advemures of .. MOVIE RATINGS FOR PARENTS AND YOUNG PEOPLE .. IT CONCERNS ME when people say, NEW YO RK <AP > - 'Look at all the good things we've done with "Too Much Heaven," a -Captain Kangaroo" and "Sesame Street" and song donated by lhe Bee the others. Now we don't have lo spend all the Gees to the United Na- moneyonteachers.' t~ons Children's Fund, "We're here to aid the teacher, to back up has been honor ed by the good that is being done for the child by Broadcast Music lnc. as ...... S.....Mlaef'&·~·~·---~~~~--~~~~-~~~~~~·l.s-aloA..peA'.&F Keeshan says he considered the effort music song of 1979. began sev~ral years ago to encourage parents The Bee G ees to spend more time with their children. one of the B a r r Y. R o bin a n d program's moresignificantmilestones. Maurice Gibb -have "It began wilh a rather simple suggestion g i v en U N I C E F a 11 at the end or one s how," he recalls. "To my roya lties rro m the amazement, we began getting substantial num-a ward-winning song . bers or letters saying, ·y know you want us lo These are expected to spend more time with the kids, but what do we a m o u n t t o . s o m e do?· · $500,000. The money will be "110lEE YEARS AGO, we ·began making use d to support pro- specific suggestions, but I always say, 'It's not gram s for n e ed y important what the child learns. What's impor-mothers and childten in t.ant is that you s pend 20 minutes or an hour more than 100 develop- with the child.• ing countries. "Maybe 100,000 parents are talking to their In January 1979, to children who were n't doing. that befor e," launch the International Keeshan says. "That. to me. is very heavy Year or the Child, the stuff." Bee Gees and other Keeshan -with three children or his own, musical stars donated the last born the year "Captain Kangaroo" pre-their services for an in- m iered -spends a good part of his time on the ternationally televised road, talking about children and education and concert from the U.N. 's television. General Assembly Hall. In addition, he provides the CBS Radio The resulting album. Network with a daily. five.minute program "A Gift of Song -The called "The Subjed is Young People.'' Music fo r UNlCEF Con- cert .'· has thus far "I WILL KEEP IT all gorng, the good Lord raised about SJ million and CBS willing." Keeshan says, "and I mus t for UNlCEF. say, I have never felt more s upport from the network than I do now." The show is not a significant money·maker for CBS, but Keeshan s ays the network's ex- ecutives deal in different currencies . "Gene Jankowski, who is president of the CBS televis ion network, approaches this with the belief that what he doesn't get back in prof-its, be gets back in good will." Ad·S1tte'f sam vO\J time and money by ro1<1n9 m~ges fro1T1 people rl";p0nd1ng ro vour Doily Pilot clOMif•t.'d od Coll 642.5678 lor derool$ "'No Nukes' knocks your socks off." from boby,1Ui"9 to window wo$/11ng the clossifoed Sefvoa! 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YAWY CIMTH, CAUF. 3 Br hunh.· u11 l 3 .n· '80 I lj.i' .I\ 111·.1d11 {U'O\'~. s1 ~.ouu Almost 45 ar plantable to avocados with well buJlt older home $135.000 C'ot!ntn casual h ome on 85 ar surrounded i,, ·" 111 .1<111 Jilli l'llru:-. groves. $129.500 .Country Ufe with city convenience. lovely executi ve hom e in Escondido. 1.5 ac. pool. views. only S295.000 GREAT WESTERN REAL TY 17141 7 49.1000 REAL ESTATE SALES CAREER YOUR OP PORTUNITY TO JOIN .. . One of Newport Beach's mos t aggressive and dynamic real estate firms ! \ AINORMAL 'rhis propt•rty hns the room to itrow In fort the st1les price it1c ludes plans for a new 2 unit home to be put on this 45xM (abnormal> property Located only 4 doors fro m the Island's So. Rayfront. A ra re rind Act fast -this won't last Flexible terms $595.000 PURE GOLD A s uper home ideally located on Little Balboa Is land. Only st e ps to the bayfront from this 3 Bdrm. 2 Bath charmer and the owner is willing to provide super fina ncing Proudly offered at $374.950. SUBDIVISION Prime hig h desert. Phelan. Approved te ntative tract map for sixteen 2112 acre lots. Water and power at s ii?ht. $160.000. Principals only. CHtHA COVE VACA TID Three and bay view. steps to private China Cove beach. Spacious living room hosts massive fireplace. owner wants fast s ale. OCEAH VIEW, CORONA DR MA• Custom 3 Bdrm home, 2 fireplaces. gourmet kitch e n . secluded mast er suite with separate entry. deck and fireplace. P rivate beach. $289.000. TIP TOE OCEAH VIEW '\ewµort · s best buy Sl09. ~00. Charm. ronvenience a nd fun in this 3 Bdrm townhome. Grassy. green rolling hills . 673·1550 • llY OWN En ~ o qua I If y 1 n g $31 K cJow11 Assume contruct Sl-lOO mo for S169K Mes a Verde -1 Br Pool. Spa, 1-rplc. Bar. Fnctl . Xtrai. 979 0232. SURF SPECIALS SPOTLESS beach cot tage in So Oceanside with 2 bdrms & bath . vacant & ready for oc cupancy at $89.950 2 BH only ONE BLOCK to lhe BEAC ll in qwet CARLSBAD OHcred at SllS.000 & won't last long SUHF VIEW rrom this l:it\C.:llELOR PAO in th\.' S KY I bdrm L' 0 :\I P L E T E L Y furnis hed <·ondo at $187.500 a ctrc;im n I G II T tJ" T II E W \TEH JO reel h\ \II::\~ lllCll TIDE I~ this 3 bdrm douhle b:Jth SPLIT le\ el home wnh i! fri>lcs .ind .ill the OCE \ '\ In lhe ~ orld at a lo~ S265.00ll WALLACE&CO REALTORS 17 14 1 729 -5 9 6 6 433-6 490 LET'S MAKE * * * * * * Heritage Collection 2 ~STEI 10.MS Three years new. 2 Bdrms. 2'h baths condo. 2 fire p laces . All b uilt-ins . double garage with pool and jacuzzi Offered at $92.500. Call 540-1151. DECOU TOR'S DRIGH1' OPEN HOUSE SUHDA Y I ·5 , 4552 Roxbury, Irvine. Beautifully upgraded 3 Bdrm home. It features extensive use of wall paper and wood. Ceram ic tile in kitchen and bath. Shows like a model. Offered for $112.000. Call 540· 1151. HOUSE OH THE HILL OPEN HOUSE SUHDA Y 1·5, 1916 Avon Cr. Large tri-level. featuring 4 Bdrms. 3 baths and separate family room. High secluded cul-de-sac lot. 3 car ga rage a nd C'losc t o Mesa Verde Country C l uh $198.900. F o r an appointment to see. c<11l 540-1151 REALTORS MAMMOTH LAKES HILTON CREEK IF YOU! ... would hke to earn in excess of $75,000 your very rirst ~aaI.r ~• ~_:__.:_:~~.:_:.:_:-:~_:_::_:.:_::.:__-lj~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!l!lll!!!!!!l!!!IL{--HH· t6n-€reek, approx 15 mi-:-SO-:-Of A DEAL 1._,..,..,.. ..... lllliim-.-~1il.iiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim;;..-~--~~-1 Bt>lew-ma1'i< l'~ tul'l'1!l"'r" IF. YOU ... are money motivated IALIO~ ISL.A~ Mammoth Lakes and a self-starter ! 301 APOUMA •Eques trian zon ed -completely '1U1ck sale Lo,·el.' I bc.lrm hQme 2 IJ:le ma stt•r hdrms hreakla'>t room 2 mile-, tu bca<:h l'r1c·cd nghl lor .'ou at S138.500 l':ill for more dct:J1b !ll!i 5370 IF YOU! ... desire to learn how to ma rket residential properties in the $1.000,000 plus category! IF YOU! ... are licensed or not and desire a full-time sales career ... IFYOU WANT! ... • Complete Training • Outstanding Ad vertising • Fashion Island Location • Liber al Commission plan • Professiona l Atmosphere • Sound Management CALL US NOW! ... we have a few pos itions available for high caliber pro f essionals who meet our standards of performance. ASK FOR WARNER 3400 VIA OPORTO NEWPORT BEACH 2CORPORATE PLAZA DR ~~NEWPORT BEACH RE~ L TORS &44-'9990 EQUAL HOUSING O.PPORTUNITY Wiiier's Hotic•: BAR HARIOR $123,900 Ex cellenl finan cing availa ble on this spacious smgle level home f eaturin g 4 bedrooms. formal din Ing, and separate family room. Priced to sell pro· mplly . Please c all 751-3191 for details and appt. to see. C:: SELECT I PROPERTIES One of a kind. old world design & fen~ quality of this new authe ntic Fr ench •7 Bedrooms. 3 Baths Normandy home. 4 Bdrm . 3 bath •Stream and pond-<leepwater well cu s t 0 m h ome with r in est •3400+ sq.ft. on on e acre plus craftsmans hip & amenities. Now -.owner will consider 2nd atlOo/r available. $585,000. Call for app't . •All electric-separate 2 car garage. IAYFltONT We have sever a l fine homes with pier & slip. a TOllO HoaSI COUMTIY 4 Bdrm ., 3 b a ths : r a n c h s t yle, m ini-estate in or ange groves. $240,000 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR I I 3 4 1 Boy~1d1· Drove N B 6 7';, 6161 IA YFltOMT + HACH + DOCK 3 br. 3 ba. private beach r m for 45 ft boat. Jn-law qtr. Next coming area for waterfront. Investment sell at $435K w/24-0K assurri at 1111.i int. Bob or Dovie Koop. 631·1266. res: 760-1~. _REJ MAX I I FOR SALE IY OWNER $247,500 CALL 17141 935-4409 Country IMIMJ with maximum wcurity. Approx. 1h acre. TIM perfect 5 ldrm fa"'llY home with children's WllMJ. $598,500. CaH kw gate cleat anu. • OPEN l·S I 2 BURNING TREE ROAD ~Nt i r: I ~\A\~ 1~SS1C1[,llA\lrlf.S INC 600 Newpc,rt Center Drive • 640·6500 ALLSTATE REALTORS Large \"ikini;t Scand1. :\lode I. 14 00 s<1 fl 2 Bdrm 2 Ba with cov· ered patios Backs up to W1llow1ck Golf Course VA Terms o\a1l 5 Star Park Agent 957 07Ul Acre Estate Champ1onsh1p tennis ct . pool & :.pa Sep artist ofc retreat. Rm for horses Bellring rrwt & mature shade trees in manicured countrv club settin~ Spacious SBr house featu ring french drs & w indow s throughout Sb50.000 UK·ated. bei1ut1ful Son Juan Cap1str.ino Cl :\~rt (.;lcnetta Farrell 499 :r.56 REOUCED $4,000 ~e.it and c le.in. up graded 3 BR. 2 ba. huge ram rm. nr College Park. CM .\pproJo. 1882 :. f Was SI 12.UOO vn derpnced at SI08.000 Realtor 642-2237 EXECUTIVE __r MESA VERD E-' Spectacular courtyard adds to the elegant entry of this 4 Bdrm 3 bath home. Immaculate coun- try kitchen, large cozy famil y room with fireplace. wetbar and f l o o r to ceiling book cases . Lovel y private back yard with gas firepit. Many maoy extras. Only $239,900. Call now. 546·2313 3 IR's-2112 IA CAMDIC MODIL By Akins Co. Colesworthy & C o. oPtt1 rit Q • 11 ~ ILJfl JOf I ·,. t s 155,900 Here's a joy-full home featuring ver y private r ear garden patio. form a l dining room . bright 'n airy kitchen a nd fam i ly r oom . 9.9o/r 1st loan assumable for $500 fee on credit appvl. Open H ouse S un day 2545 EASTBL U FF OR. NEWPO RT BEACH, CA. 640·0020 BLUFFS BEST AU real estate advertised In this newspaper is sub· ject to the Federal Fair Hous ing Act of 1968 _________ ,,~ •! which makes it illegal to · ad ver tise '"anr pre -4 BR + family · · ' ference. limitation. or Mesa Verde estate -- Willowgrove. Woodbridge or call John Granath. Woodbridge Realty 551·3000 R-Plan with DOUILE master suites . Wa rm pegged & g rooved flooring. New paint & drapes. Built-in wet bar. Courtyard entry. Excellent gr eenbelt. $210.500. discrimination based on huge tree s haded lot race. color. religion. sex. overlooks quiet park. or national origin. or an Open and a iry noor plan. intention to make any G li · · h such preference, li mita-lant vmg room wit UOD• • or discri minalion... brick fireplace. Seller wants fast sale-will This newspaper will not help finance. Under ,_ . 1 t SllS.000. Call now! .. nowtnf y accep any a d ve.rt1sjo& for real 645-0303 estate which is in viola- tion oHhe law. ..015: AdHrtiMn ...... dMdl ..... FORE STE OLSON ·~ .. " .. ·. = ..::.= ~ 1-------DAILY PILOT••-• , ... ,, fw tt. flnt • wi ... 11111,..._..ty. HllMlfwS. ....................... .... .. 1002 ....................... OCIAMllHUS IDd a walk to t he white unda from llus 3 Bdrm. dea beach home Don't tell anyone It's o nly ..... $40-38641 tlWPOIT SHORES ESTATE T!l!~18!. Would yo u believe priva t e p ool and secluded tennis courts, only a watk to beach at th is price? Anxious owner . home soon wlll be vacant. Take over low in· teresl loan. Seller will help fin ance. Plus h carpets, aorgeous open beam ceilings, spacious rooms, un ique ente r · tainers patio + much more. Almost too good to --------• be true. Call today. &45-8383 SPYGLASS HIU. S,.C'-........... 4 ........................ c ....... wftluwupir y .WW .......................... $459,900 HIWPOIT nACH-. OLOI WOILD CHA•M S._.Mow -4Jl'h4 Cll atltv wtllt ,... .......... cwt. ProfHllCMNllty dffoHte4 wfftt .. y c••to. ._.._.., -....................................... $319,900 WOOOlllDGI llACHNOMT T0wt4HOMI Dr•mllc ftow ,._ wfftt • .,.... .. ~ Op1n•1 to._., bHct. .... *'9ct 9CCffl to .................... SJ24,900 UHIVRSl'l'Y PAft TOWtllOMI ...., 1oc.-.c1 1 ....., 2•12 Mil ........... nc. Prtc-4 KC• .. -. ................................. 1124.tOO 144-Hll HAllOI llDGE l£Al TY, INC. "SpecialiiinR in the Sale of Fine Homes'' W• always ha•• Ht. bfft Ustings at HM best pricn! BEST IN BLUFFS E PLANS IAYFRONT. Fantas t i c panoramic view from ever:v room . co mpletel y new throu g h out. Outstanding features :vou must see to appreciate. $299.000 5350.000. OPEN I ·5 2617 VISTA ORMADA b ... 1·5 633 VISTA IONITA DECORATOR'S s p ectacular home. Finest quality t hroughout. 2100 sq.ft. 3 Bdr ms. 21~ ba. better than a model home! Asking S219.000. OPEN 1·5 423 VISTA TRUCHA END UNIT beautiful 2100 sq.ft. 3 bdrm . 2 ba. li ving area 1 level. Tile. s hutters. parquet: neutral carp .. choice early Bluffs. $205,000. Real beauty . OPEN 1·5 2010 VISTA CAJON IA•I OPPOITUNITY. Finest bayfront location. No expense spared in this owner builder's one of a kind unique exciting home. Must see to appreciate . $550,000. Appoint me&! only. HELEN B. DOWD llALTOI. IHC. 644-0U4 Utt&llfrWlttttt. ...... 1. SPECTACULAR SPYGLASS Outstanding night light vie'\'· 4 Bdrm anci beautiful cic•n . large pool and s pa. Exc-cllrnt terms. $525.000 I MEDITERRANEAN VILLA Reautiful Lido Js le. 3 bedroom. cozv d en. atrium . French doors. beam ceilings. spa rkltn g pool. m aster hedroom w s pa S595.000. SOPHISTIC A TED ELEGANCE is the theme for this outstanding 5 Bdrm home. tota ll y redes igned and profession a ll y d ecor ated . Over Sl00.000 in upgrades. Must he seen to be apprecia ted S425.000 714 760 -9333 DISCOVER THE ENCHANTMENT OF VICTORIA IEACH Just half-way between the artist's colony of La{!una Beach and the sleepy town of South Laguna lies Vict oria Beach . a seaside community with special houses in one of the area 's most picturesque settings. This outstanding redwood and stucco res idence r adi ates old world charm with features includi ng oak floors. teak railings. s tone walled garden and coun tless windows to t h e sea. Unobstructed whitewater views are visible from m ost of the four bedrooms guar anteeing a lifetime of pleasure for $695.000. Lingo Rulhu.u 644-7020 In Newport Beach-Look To Lintro First IUUT1FUL 3 ID•M HOMIS -hi J ...... Cf'MIL TN llfttlMh I•,.._._. ...... 1 .. ,,,...... ...,... ca.. .. ,..a_. ........ View ef 6lla 911 ---. SJJt,000. M.-y A19 Ii 1110 ............ 76MOl2 _. 675-6000. Cl• OAA. v P1LOT NATION Space Shuttle Development a Bumpy Road CAPS CA~ \\'t::R 1\I., Fhi t AP \ Tht•r•" ~ a bump"' stlc~er p1nn d lu built un • board ln Bob (irlll~ ofh<'• un embarrllliuu: ~m,nd r or ., ""' ~~ct ion<-t1\\t) It r""''h • lurch n. ?1 • i.. \\ 11 11 Fh Thllt'I' Uc, 1\nh.'. , ruturt-, ,. ,~ m uldt>n tn • ''" •0rh1t lt J .i1 0) th\•ll , 111 ''1• 1 urr.-1 t '·'' ~ t l:s • lUfl'h .~.. .. \'-!..if l.1t1 nd lhu • 1i1>t u 1 • ~.m 1:1\h\'r "•"llO\l TlO Ii• ... mr11 n ,,. 1 h• pro~rum ,, !ut 111 thin • ",.,, d U 11 l' \\ I u ti ~ ',l .' ' t • ,. " \ m ana1tcr ••I thl' ~huttlt> p1111u t oHirc ut • h,• h "nnt'1.1' ~''"' · Centt>r ht>t .. Thl' b1i.;..:,·~t 1110 blem tu1i. l>t-t•n rr11111L·' Oudg11.11' Jr.II 111·hn11l11~11 ,11 com prvmt••' 1,,;ro I 11'1 ' m dncu,·vr·11.: ,Hlll , 1 ~~· .• tiin .. or th~ eon1pl1·'\&1,1 "' 11ut1t11ru ... spaceship 1.·.11w~ .. tll r1•fll'.11"d trips Ullo VI bt\ I I 11i.; ... n · II! till' stor~. The pl'OJl'' t ,, .. ,,:.i 1,~ .J. , even fur· , · •· • •'t • Oef~nst· u,.,..,,, .. ·1 .. •111 .;:1.: I , ., dent Car11.·r t-.wln t l.1u :11•L1· .•• rescue m hs1011 'r.il.'l"i• , ... ,. • ,,,., consider thL• shullll' 'l\,sl t.1 n.1 tional secur1t~ The first shuuh:. th<' C11l11m bia, roosts in u han~a 1 · ',. miles from the launch pMI ll\0 1, It is encased m ste~I :.<.'attolthnl!. swarmed o\·er by huncJrech ot worke r s busi n e ss 1.!llltn:.. "feathers •· on the grouni1t-d bird. .. • l'l a~npfl 10 Dt'-l:t~·s THE ''FEATHERS'' Uf• ·i. •..:: fragile tiles designed to prr '._. ' Columbia from searing rt ~n:. beat. Earlier NASA spare-;hi,>!- TES T SHUTTLE ENTER PRISE RESTS ON LAUNCH PAD AT KENNEDY SPACE CENTER Launch of Enterprise's Sister Ship Columbia Three Years Behind Schedule were protected with ab!:1t ,.e ~Jfl!!!.a~te~n~·~aJ~s~t~h~a;t~m~e~ll~a~n~d~~oc~·;~n~--::~S~T~R~E~~~-<~jI~Jl~t~·~7-~1~~-~G7,:'\~\~·~o~a~p~-~-~s~p~a~ce'::::Q~nd::1·u;a1u:~-seo~&. ~l&t'e--fnvay. lftey were Cheap and c:f· pJ1cat1on o l the tile:. JS the Jast im·porta ntly, they acquired a tecttve, but they're impra('l:('·1I remainini:? major barrier to a vast amount of experience in for the shuttle because of \\C1j!ht l:wnch. how to operate in space for and dttler reasons The delays are especia lly mthlary purposes. and there are Each tile is individually con· I ruslratin g to those space indications the Soviets plan a toured to fit its space on the workers w ho r e m e m b'er the space station for 12 or 14 men by shuttle skin and takes a worker glory days of the Cape, in the 1985. one day to apply. Because the 191i0s and earl~ 1970s when men skin will expand and contract roe ke ted rrom E arth to the • with the heat and rold of spuct. moon on clockwork schedules thetilescan'tbegluedon direct· The thunder oi a m a n ned ly but must be damped by an in rocket last filled the air here terlayer of felt. five years ago when three Arter several thousand \\ere C:.1stronauts flew to a n orbnal installed. about half were found linkup with l \'.O Soviet cos- to have lost their strength in the monauts. process of being bonded to the S i n c e t hen . A m e r i ca 's • skin. These are bemg removed astronauts ha\'e "atched Crom •and re·s~rengthened with a la~·er the sidelines while 32 more of liquid glass on the back of Russian cosmonauts have gone each tile. into orbit and wrested all the GRAY A~D OTHER officials of the National Aerona utics and Space Administration are confi· dent that when the shuttle gets off the ground. 1t will e nable this country to leapfrog the Soviets on ce again , and b y a wide technological margin. just as the Apollo man-0n-the-moon project wiped out the early Russian ad· vantage in space exploration. Co lum bia a nd three authorized shuttles to follow - €tt-alle11 ge1. Discovery an·a Atla ntis ' a r e th e first s paceships designed for re-use. They wi ll carry up to seven persons and land back on Earth like giant gliders . Each will be capa ble of 100 or m ore roundtrips into or bit. ··They a nd th~ m en an,d women who fl y the m )Vj.JI make s pace operations almo'!lt routine and will open up almost unlimit· ed possibilities in both civilian and military endeavors," Gray says. UNTIL COLUMBIA is ready, the s pace agency is enduring headlines that have called the shuttle many unflatte ring things: Aluminum Dumbo, The Spruce Goose of Outer Space. EDITOR'S NOTE -The joint Amtricon Soviet 8PQCt mission fivt years ago wa.s the lt.ul ttme US. 031ronou1a have oont aloft -while SoVtet co8monouts have kept busy. Amencan ma11ned apace action is to resume with the space shuttle, now a sorely troubltd bird. When will 11 /ly'> Can 11 leapfrog Russian technology C1$ the Apollo program did over a decode non? Spaceb1rd or Space Turkey, The Endless CountCTO\\ n. The NASA administrator, Or Robert A. Frosch. savs that H e nry Ford or the Wrig ht brothers probably would have s uffered similar headlines 1f na- tional attention had focused on their efforts. "but there wasn't a media mechanism for it llac'£. then." He notes that Apollo. despite 3lmost unltnrited money. also had technical problems that de· layed the first manned launch two years. The problems did not get much public attenllon because a t the t&m\! Gemini astronauts were fl) ing into space every two months and the news focused on them WHY IS THE shuttle so rar behind schedule ·' The answer is in ess cnC'e the story of the ctroµoff 1n the t: S. sµace effort fullm\ mg the Apollo moon landing in 191>9. Euphoric aftt.-r that success. the space agency prepC:.1red am· b1twus plans. Large manned space stations. moon bases and an astronaut f11~ht to \lars before the end uf tht' century, all based on the economics of re usable sµace veh1l'lc!> to ~huttle between Earth and spa('C. "But the socio· political en· vironment in 1969 was not con- ducive to such grandiose and 1m· _ag1nat1ve ideas," s ays Dr. Jerr~ Gre~, a forme r ~ASA official who 1s no"' a dminist rator of public policy of the American Institute 'Q( Aeron au llcs anp Astronautics ··so NASA'S DREAMS re ceived short shrirt in both Congress and the administra· tion. The lunar act ivities. the m anned space station and the fli ght to Mar s dis appeared Only the shuttle remained on the basis that It would render any fu ture space operatio n ~ rar more cost·effecl1ve than using expendable rockets. .. But and here's the crux of today's shuttle problems NASA got its go.ahead only on condition that it agree to a s hoestring budget. ha lf the a m ount o riginally pr oposed," Grey says. Columbia. as a result. 1s a far cry fr om the fully re·usable s pacesh•V that NASA had en VISIOncd. The 1969 blueprint called tor a s hip the size of a Boeing 747 jumbo Jetliner to boos t a s maller crart . the size of a Boeing 707, into orbit Both would b e manned and the larger ship would land immediately on a ~oncrete runway near the launch site. The orbiter would have Jet engines to facilitate a landing after 1t com p)eted its or- bital mission. { T H E S PACE AGENCY es ti mated the cost of developing this dual ma<.'htne at SlO billion The Office (11 :\I anagemeh\ ancl Budget said that was too high, and asked '.':A~A what 1t could build for S.5 billion. O ccau~e the De fense Depart· menl would bl' a m ajor user of the shuttle for its spy satellites and other military ass1gnmertts. the agency also had lo design the vehicle to meet more strin· gent re-entry, weight, thermaJ and other requirements than It intended Agency engineers redesigned. reprogrammed anrt rebudgeted and rnme up \'.Ith the prest:nt shuttle conf1gurntion · An orbiter the size or a sm all DC-9 jetliner which will be ass1Sll.<Lil'U~ OJ'.bil. oflwo soha Fuel rockets, both intended for recovery and re· use. The craft will have to glide a ll the way back to E arth, because ther e will be no jet e ngine to aid a landing. CONGRESS WAS reluctant at firs t to fund even the par ed pro· Ject, but many derense-oriented congressmen came to NASA's aid. In a major miscalculation , the agency told Congress the progr am would r equire no technolog1cal breakthroughs. But two m&jor a reas called for s uch breakthroughs : the three· engine h y dro gen -o x y g e n powerplant which carries the s hu ttle into o rbit. a n d the thermal covering to protect the craft from re-entry heat. Electoral System SorviVes Tinkering A f't er 3 '-J 1 ~ r~,-:i<le11l~ E./eclors Sti ll Fretti11f! By DAVE GOLDBERG AP N~IHlvr•' Wrller On a muggy summer day in 1787, Benjamin Fra nklin. 83 years of age. rose before the de!· egates at the constitutional con- vention in Philadelphia to worry out loud about the sort oC men who would seek the presidency. "It will not be the wise and the m oderate: the lover of peace and good order. the men fittest for the trust:' he said. "It will be the bold and the violent, the men of strong passion and tn· defatigable activity in their selfish purs uits." HIS SPECIFIC objection was to t he S25.000·a-year salary to be paid the ch ief execut i,'e a princely s um In those days Franklin's pa rticular fear pro- ved unfounded. T h e president today makes $200,000. a small gulp for many corpo r ation presidents. But nearly 200 years and 39 presi dents later. Americans still fret over their system of e lecting presidents. Every four years. the political ene rg ies stirred by a presiden· lial campaign generat~ a Oock of alarms and proposals. some "ew, most old, a long with la· ments that previous "reforms .. didn't work out as expectctt. This year is no exception. PR E DICTABLE clam o r comes from those who don't like the way particular campaigns are going, or feel glum about tht.> e lectoral prospects of ·their party. Partisans of Sen. F.dwa.rrl ~t Kennedy, somNlill simmering after the De mocratic National Convention, compl.lin thM <lf'· legates couldn't rt>ispoml lo '•tr· rent pol!Ucal de\'~l<.>\11\\~nt~ irnd turn lo Keoncd)' Thls year's unrest ts exaccrbat· ed by polls that say a large portion of the electon1te is dissatis fied wtth thl' muJOI' pnrty cho1res. Prc11clcnt Cwrter und llMald Reagan John Anderson's c andiducy produces the usual j lthtrs .ibout 1n elttlion Ptrhop-. thr~" n lnln tlM Hou.s or Reprt:serH athc.: Quadrennia l queasiness is pan ot ta* tradition. Instances a bound when some anomaly a third p a rt y cand idate. a brokered convention. two un· popular candidates threaten t he logic of the electoral system Doubts arise about the method, ·the nominating pro('ess and even the two-party system. WHEREUPON instant rem - edies are proposed: Elect the president by popular vote. Hold a national or regional primanes R eva mp partie s a l o n g ideological lines. Find ways to limit media influence Change to a parliamentary system. • None of these has m ade significant headway. but there have been extensive changes re- cently in the way campaigns are fi nanced and delegates are picked. These changes have had th eir effect , but they're not always ~leasing to the constit· uencies that pushed for the m "The typical American way to soh·e something is to change the rules." says James David Barber. the Duke University political scientist and presiden- tial scholar. '•WHAT WE S EED 1s a change in viewpoint and values. not constant chan ges in the rule " .. E,·~·n P•'litiNtl campaign is ,. I: . . 1 • ..:r~nt from e\'cry ... ; n .: n il campaign. and ·er~ tar.~pa11rn is fundamental· .-idt>'"ltici.I to ever y ot~her :inl:tical campaign," writes Je ff : "t-t'nt'iekl '.l oneti me aide to H 11 Ii 1· r t F K en n e d ) a n d -.11nh.t1m• political consultant. r h~ rules that govern , l'ttl'al iit'e change so frequent· 'O fundamentall y, that the , . .,~t useful thlng to do with a 1Jt· '" either to ignore 1t or to , 1•1o 1tc 11 with impunity." lt11lc~ hnve a way of htninting the rulemakers. LARGE CHANGES were set in motion after the Democratic. rom·entlon in Chicago in 1968. Eul(ene )JcCarth,y's brigades of students had dr1ven President Johnson from the race In t he New .Hamps h i re primary. Robert Kennedy ran even better than McCarthy untll Kennedy was murdered af\tf his vlctory in Califomi But mos\ dete1eles •o the Democratic convention were white. male and middle-aged o nd came courtesv of partv bosses. unions. or other constit· ue ncies. As police clashed in the streets with demonstrators. the\' nominated Hubert Hum· ph1.-ey, J ohnson's hand-picked successor. As a sop to the dissidents. the convention c r eated a com · mission, headed by Sen. George McGovern, to c ha nge delegate sp le c t lo n pr o cedurP ~ Republican~. sensiniz a shift m pLblic sentiment. in\1.i:.ite1I pr11· cedura} changes of their own. AMONG OTHER reform!'. the commission recommended that a ll delegat~s be cho~cn t.11.'m· ocratically mean111i: 1rt ef· feet by primary or caucus. not party bo$s -and that .delegates be apPortloned according to the percentage 8 ('andidate re('elves In a primary or cnuc.is . , Ry 1972, the r e were 22 primaries. cll>oslng 65 percent of the delegates compared with 15 in 1968 choosing 40 pe rcent. McGovern won the nomina· ti o n . He wa s tro unced b y R ichard Nixon, and then came Watergate. A S A D IR ECT re su lt , Congress put a Sl.000 limit on In· div idual ca mpaign contribu· t ions. provided major can· didates with federal m a tching funds and limited both the tot al that can be s pent and the amount that cp.n be s pent in primaries in anv one stute. As Carter moved toward re· n o m ination in 1980, m a n y liberals looked for m ethods to beat him. Some even want to r hange the rules, hold primaries later and ma ke It possible for delegates e lected in them to ·switch on the first ~onvention ballot Others are uneasy . Whnt's new about a president using events and political muscle t o solidify his hold on the omina· lion '! Whal ·s new a bout a Republican front-runner who just missed winnin~ the nomina- tion !ast time and is his party's best known and mos t ·popular figure~ \\'j~h variations, things "'ere sir:'lil.ir in 1964 . 1956. 1948. 1916 and 1900. '· 11 ·s nonsense to say that re· fo rm produc·ed this terrible rhoice. ·· says Joseph L. Rauh Jr., a long-time Democratic re· former, "The Carter -Reagan alternative would have resulted from a s moke·fill~ room." Critics s ugg<'st a nat ional primary would ·be o media even1. accentuating packaging and would destroy local and r e· gional influences on voting. THIS VEAR t he re were 37 prima ries. but a candidate who didn't win' a single one loomed on the horlron. John Anderton's lnaependent run could, by cap· luring one or two states In a close election, throw t he de· cisi on into tpe H o u !le o f Representatives . This hasn't happened for a while. ln 1824 , Andrew Jackson got 42 percent or the popular vote to 32 percent Cor John Quincy Adams. But the electoral vote divided four ways and the House chose Adams. Twire more. the system elevated the popular vote loser ove r I h P winner . I n 18 7 6'". Hutherford B Hayes. loser ir. the popular vote to Satnuel J . Tiiden, was elected president by the House. Ditto, Be njamin Har- rison over Grover Cleveland In 1888. BUT ANY attempt to chf.tnge the system runs into t he fun· dam ental verity of American Cederalism. · If presidents were elected directly, what role would • Idaho or Vermont or Muska play in the presidential election? Moreover, the system has sur· vived with '111 its qulrk!\. "ll is not p~rfect," a 1970 st udy by the Brooklnas ,institution co1cluded. 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A lonp COf'Mr lot -9!!.~~lous f~ ~wlilli~lfthnc)r ;ro.noi.1-eosy- comforlable IMng. Al of this with a Newport Bea c h address! 644-7020 NEWPORT BEACH 499-4551 South Laquno 497-3331 Laguna Beach 495-1720 Loquna Miquel 493-8812 Dono Point 1-s fJ.rfJ. J.Jdo Yjle ' ....... &ct!plionaf J.lJo A beautifully remodeled and redecorated Residence .on t~e WATER with a panoramic VU of Bayfront and sparkltng lights at night. Enjoy living on Lido with your own Be~ch at your doorstep. Features and quality amenities of this home include: ••Completely new in & out * •Doubl&door private entry with quarry tile . *•Spacious living room with fireplace and all windows overlooking the WATER . ••Large formal dining room with pass through from ktt~hen *•Huge master bedroom with walk-in cedar closet & private jacuzzi & bath that Is large and beautifully planned. Corner brick fireplace & walls of glass to VIEW the Bay. **Two delightful bedrooms upstairs *•Generous den with bath that could convert to a 4th bedroom * *Large private sun deck * * Brig~t. open kitchen designed for the Gourmet cook. Financing on this property includes a large assumable loan. COME BY THIS OPEN HOUS£ 11111 ,,...1" Ill* If NI All ._ WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. 2436 W. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach 631 -1400 REAL ESTATE 315 Marine Avenue Balboa Island 673-6900 Sales, Rentals, Property Management , DICUTIVI ~PIMTMOUSI Sl61,000 Very large l Bdrm + den Cover 1800 sq. ft.). Located in classic Venalllles development. Adults. security bldg., numerous decorator upgrades + pool, jacuzzi. pool table, saunas, prof. gym. Xlnt terms. lmmed. occpy. <Nr Hoag Hosp.l OftEH DAILY 12-' IOI Set.oh Pina. P111...._. H 631-6783, oglftt "...cl w/4'Nct YCML mE 110181 ILlllS CD. OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE 11 ROY AL ST. GEORGE llG CAHYOM OPEH SUM 1·5 Handsome Traditional Home. Custom Built Overlooks Golf Course & 7th Green Master Redroom With Firepla ce & Luxurious Bath . Plus Hul!e Walk·in Closet Fa mil~· Room With Wt>t Rar + View Or Golf Course. Marvelous Gourmet Kilc:'hen. S950.000 116 VIA UHDIHE UDO ISLE OPEN SUH 1·4 Ont: 0( ="ewport Bearh 's )lost Desired Areas \\'ith Private Rea ches. Tennis Courts & C'luhhouse Traditional Five Redroom Home \\'1 th l.ari:t: fo'ormal D1n1ng Ro om & ()1•n.~tu<l~ )la,tl•r Su1h· \\'1th Spa Offered M '.'1111.000 NEWPORT HEIGHTS Tw11 Year Old Home With An lndi\'idu11I Per~onalitv <irent For F:ntl'rtAininl! F'o11r Fam1h· lkclroorn!' ~ '.!' ~alh' Crl'lllStor:ic1• Sp;H·c· Pn' :IC'\ F'i'r Thn!lt> \\'ho Prefer Th1o; l.uxun In I.ire o~nt'r Will Carn· Loan o;:210 11()(1 CD Coldwell Banker • OPIN HOUSES 1-5 • OP8t IM SPY•LASS 5 bedrooms, :bonus room. pool & spa. View. $517 .500. SEE DON HELLER AT 41 BODEGA BAY. OP8t IM IASTll.Uflf 3 Br view home. Sunshine pool & hot spa. $269.500. SEE NANCY JMBERNTNO AT 2221 ARBUTUS. OPEM IN oova SHOllS Large pool home with security syste m, private beaches & separate bonus room. 3 Bdrms. $410,000. SEE KAY PARKER AT 1912 SANTIAGO DR. OPEN IH CO•ONA oa MAI Half block from ocean, 3 BR, 40 foot lot. $359.000 . SEE NANCY S IMMONS AT 220 LARKSPUR. · OPEN IN HAHOR VIEW HOMIS Expanded Carme l model in excellent condition. 5 bdrms, 3 baths. S279.000 fee. SEE LISA WHITE AT 2074 PORT BRISTOL CI RCLE. OftEM IH THE ILUffS Derorator's delight. 4 BR. 2i.r.i baths, + big bonus room. $229.500. SEE CORA BALDIKOSKJ AT 4Z1 VISTA TRUCHA. OPEN OH LIDO ISU 4 bedroom. 2 story home. Prime street-to street. location. $379,900. SEE EDIE OLSON AT 225 VIA ORVIETO. 3115 SAMDUNE LANE • LUXURIOUS & PRJYATI HAllOlt VIEW HILLS S p y g 1 ass fa m i l y home with OPEN SUH 1·5 mountain & city view. 4 Bd, 4 baths, .lust UstNI. BriJ?ht & Deliiihtrully Cheerful fam rm as well as bonus room with Three Red room Family Home. Terrifi c th. &.-wet.bar.. ..Yau. -t..-tt+fiwt 0... Qttt~·dt'•~llC St! tet -W!ttt-·1-t-·--.....,.. .o.wn.:.W11S...UllK ...... l- OC' F:A ='/ & CANYO!'; \'IF.W Pool sitNI Yard S567 ,500_. With Spa. Ai;sumahl e Lonn At 11 1"2<;;. $398.000. You O"n The Land. 2100 OCUM IOULEY ARD IAUOA PDUHSULA OPEN SUM 1·5 Charmmiz Bet.1<'h Home. Owner Will Ca rry First Trust Deed. Walk A<'ross Street To 0l'ean Front. Or \\'<il k To llomeownero; Prh·a t(' Re~1ch & Roat Launch Area l'nobstru<'te<I Ocean View From Current Sundeck. Or Potential Second Story. Comer Lot. S359.900 25 IRIDGEWOOO IRVINE Ofl&I SUH 1-S O~ THE I.AKE. WOODBRIDGE. A Unique Three Bedroom Detached Condo Home Prime De\'elopment SurroundNI By Grass & Trees F'amil~· Room With Fireplare Open!I To Derkinl! With ="i1?ht l.i1Zht &: Water Vie\' Se parate Oinm.R Room . Many Upiz rades. , Aeaut1flrlly De<'orated Communit~· Includes Rearh . Clubhouse. Tennis. Pools & Spa ~'..?!Ill.Ono 643 PLUMER COSTA MESA OPEN SUH 1-5 T1•rrif11 Triplcl< S1tuat<'d In Rap1dh \pprN·1atin1.? ·\ren Of Costa 1\lesa. Ad1acl'nt To :\ew R<'d<'\elopment Area & Park Charmine Rear House With SedudNI Red Brick Pat io Would :'>lake Great Own<'r·s Hom('. Oth('r Two Rental L'nits Would Help With Pa\'ments & Taxes. EXCELLENT F'l:\A~CJ°NG AVAILABLE $165.000. 519 L 20TH STREET SANTA AMA 'OP84 SUH 1·5 Exce ptionally Fine Older One-Story Home Jn Good Nei)lhhorh e s A Little FixinJ! l"p. Rut With Th e Bedroomi1. Two Baths. Plus I .<trl!e ~ ly Room & Two Fireplaces. C'an Re7eQuite \'aluable OnlyS89.500. IEST FtHAHCIHG AMO THMS ELEGANT COMD~LUFFS l.arl!e Threl' Redroom + Thret> Bath + J>anl'll'rl Dl'n Co nd i) Proressionall\' OeMratro \"an Luit W11llpapers. C'u.,tom Drapes 51.•l('C'l Carpetine. Securit y Systt'm Sky Li_ghts Rutcher Block Countertops. Plus Entin.I? Arcu In Kitchen . Storal?e Galore. )lajor Greenbelt Loca tion. A Large Assumable Loan With Low Interest Rale. .\skine $225.000 i\ "Jov Of Newport" Ustin)l VERSAILLES PEMTHOUSI l.O\'l'I\· One Rcdroom. Reiwtifully De<'orated Condo. Includes All Furnishings. Just Move Jlicht In ll urry. Only Sl22.500 IACK IAY fl arl' T\\o Slory Conrlo In This J.O\·el~· Arr.1 :\lmuL~ To frt!e'\\ ar. Thrl'c Larl!e Bedrooms. 1.i\·inl! Rl')l)m With Fireplact'. Sunny Pri\'ate Patio. S\\imming Pool s & Recreation Areu. Beautifullv Mainlained Gi:ounds. Onl y $142.500. . IA YSHOlES IA YFltOMT Spertaruler 40 Foot Frontnlle In Exrlu11h·e Bayshorel'i Community. l.ovl'IY ~taster Suite With P'ireplacl.'. Plus Four Rcdrooms & Bonus lloom & Oen Spacious Dining Area With Wet Bar. All This Plus Pier. Float & Dock. Truly Gorizeoui; \'ll'w Of Islands Channel!!. And F:xtr;i Large Front Pntio & Occk ~l.RS0.000. UDO ISLl-441W umMG Prim<.• Location. Community Beaches. Clubhouse & Tennis. Stret>t To Street E~lr11 Large Quiet ,Corner Lol. With Traditional Four Re<troom11 . Plu!I Gue11t Quarters With Rath & Rnr Hilliard Si1ef1 Recreallon Room Hnn111111l h I.a nclsru Pl'O Lnnal & Pot lo. s-13~.lllMI COlOMA HIGHLAHDS VllW Great Home On An R·2 Lot. Approxlmafely '-\ Acre. Three Bedrooms. Two Baths. Two Fireplaces. Hardwood Floors. Master Redroom With Flrepla<'e & PatJo. All This With Ocean & Canyon \llew & Keys To A Private Beuch Cuti Now. S289.500. LIMDA ISLE Dramatic on e story. High beamed ceilings. Fam rm. 3 bdrms plus convertible den. Pier & slip for lrg boat. Sl.200.000 leasehold. SPYGLASS' HILL SOUTHPOltT One of Newport Beach's la rgest ho mes with 5 bedrooms & a bonus room. pool and spa. Tremendous buy for a la r ge family . Only S517.500. DOVER SHORES Warm & char ming ar chitecturally designed· wood & glass contempo. Outstanding bayfront value with your own pier & slip. a'BR, inviting den with wet bar & formal dining. $825.000 WESTCLIFf ftllVACY A propertv like this doesn't come along very often. Marvelous family hom e . Large lot. 4 BR. pool, spa, sauna & pool room. $395,000 OVER THE SURF-UGUMA Oceanfront home. entered through serene garden with koi pond to soaring 30' vaulted ceilings, heavy beams, random oak plank Ooors, Mexican tiles. step·down rooms, air-conditioning. Frenc h doors, 4 fireplaces. private steps to secluded cove. 2 bedroom suites. nothing along this coast to compare with this exciting. sensual home. Owner will help finance. Sl,700.000 CORONA oa MAI CAP! coo We are so pleased to offer you a home of distinct quality. The view from the Living room & family room is outstanding. 3 Bd & 3 Ba, family room. 2 patios. 1 deck . 2 year old kitchen. French doors are only so me of its quality features . 5655,000 SPACE TO GROW in this outstanding 5 bdrm, 3 bath expanded Carmel model in Harbor View homes. Large well manicured vard, cul-de-sac location. $279,000 fee. SOPHISTICA TID HOMI for the appreciative buyer in Dov't Shores. Fabulous master suite. Chil dren s' wing. Maids quarters. Gourmet kitchen~ outside entertainment area with pool & spa. $579.000 fee. Pl!ltrETUAL YACA T10M OH UMDA ISU Luxurious ly c r a fted 5 BR on turning basin with pier & slip for large yacht. 4 marble & brick fireplaces, 41h baths. panelled den. Stunning master suite. lnvitiqg patio. $2.475,000 VIEW IA Y AMD OCIAM from this cus tomized 4 bedroom. den home with pool in Irvine Terrace. Price $755,000. RANCHO SAH JOA9U1N Beautifully decorated 2 Br, 2 Bath San Mateo model with a view al Irvine's Hills. parks a nd nite lights. $162.500 IN N.WPOllTC•llfSll .644~ I \ I • 5 -' [ I • WSUIPllm -., u , ................ ....... •.... , ............ ..... ...................... , .... . ......, ............. ~ ................. , .... _ ... ....... Cms 'u1 I Ml spat e. •1 1171.~ 611·6tH. Oweer •lff ..._., ..... tw Utt,111 .. Ill.MO ............. -. tllPllJ llMSdl.W. CAllY ............. , ..... ,~. 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A 'tllW OF IA Y., OCIAM & •ltH llg•ts I• Coro•• del Mar. hpecl19f ..... 4 Md'-wllll "-ctl doors. Werlor ..._ wttlt brick & p11_.,. Q d 1 2 Mel. ,....... ..... "HIM• property wit• cllarl•••I $491.000. 671-6900. NEW EX: CANALFIONT BEAUTY L..•.e, 2...e.ry 4 ....... CD •hfefy r1•eailb4ll " ....... _ .. Two fte1.luet•t I gwla ........... . Lwp ... & ,.... wtltt ... Pwfed for 11 A .... _.,. .... S24f,OOO ......... ......... 611·1400. ON WAlEl-OPEN SPACE VU Lo•ely ~ 4 lted ..... 2-tlory ..... ct... ........... Mnk• ... ............... wtltt ,.... & ......,. M .. _...to,_.,...._ & baac1a. $256,500. 611-1400. BAYFIONT BEAUTIFUL-VIEW Sec.tty • ul• I wtltt pool md ..,..., YllW -........ betla. .,....... ••HHIH for tt.e dl1crl•IHtl•9 nttCllllft NfrMt. 2 Mel. 2 M. CO:Op .... ...., .., .... $271,000. 0.. of tlle few• .. WATB at tldt price! 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SZ17 ,IOO. •fl•l ... l1ulM .. w• I¢ WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. REAL ESTATE &.in. R ... 1..i., Pt-nv ~Me111 2436 W ~ Hwy 31$ M"""' A.,. ~ &..cl'I ~ llLlnd •••·•411 67J.6fll 3400 VIA OPOITO MIWPOIT 11.ACH 2 COIPOUTI "-Ali DI MIWPOIT llACH CUSTOM ENGLISH TUDOR We are very proud to present this cust om Tudor home. The superb cr aft'>manship blends with the lovely floor plan to create a gracious and comfortable home. With 3 bedrooms. maid'., room~. family room. tnrmal di111ng room. und large kitchen with 11001-.. this home offers the perfect 1.:omb111allon for family li ving and dcga1\l entertaining. You may view tlu:, home at 315 Popp~·. Corona dcl .\lat'. 011 Sal. and Sun from 1·5. ~15.UOO INSTANTLY APPEALING The comfortable roominess of a mcxlcrn s plit ·le,·el is just one of the amenities this townhome has to offer. With 3 bedrooms. a large living room with wet bar and fireplace. 2 sun decks a nd a convenient Newport Beach location, this home has one of the lowest prices in town at only $189.500. Call now and see this home while it 's still available. It will be open on Sunday from 1·5. 202 Intrepid. 2215 DON"IE RD, N.B. $289,500 This beautiful Back Bay home offers the privacy & warmth of your favorite mountain hide· away. and yet ls only 10 minutes to Newport Harbor water activities. Over 2600 sq. ft. of custom features Including high wood ceilings, s kylights , abundant storage, private ' s pa & mature landscaping. OPEN SUN 12-5 Want Ads Call 642-5678 ISell Hile Items 642·5678 You've Arrived at ... CAPISTRANO BEACH Abon tt. ..t la Caplatr.o leacll are 2 ho"'H beh19 co111tr•cted tt.at 1 nentpflfy tt.e Idea of old world f croftau ••••• T'MM IMMMt • DI 1hate, th ...t SS aff1•tlOll to .... md, ......_ w111e pro•l••1 • W•l•ll "-i 111oden COtt•••lettCH •KHMf'Y •• today's llfeatyte. 11Mse .._... IMIY• addltla•ll loh .., ..... at nlN coth. Priced at S71t,OOO Nd SttS.000 ,...,.cH•efy. 0,... Sat-S.. IM. 26411 PallMdes Drf•e. LINDA ISLE 9H1ty ......... c ............. ... · A IACKGROUMD IMlll~,,of~ wat1rfr• FOii L-WINCi --+-•i----. ..h.Jlldm-_ This is your perfect chance to move ~ b 1 ar·s. .............. _..a•• 1• into one of Newport's most established & ridl woods ••;Ht .._ wwMll .ct lamil~ 11e1ghborhoods. The cheerful •pace of enry roo•. ScorH of home has 4 bedrooms. a kitchen-f amity _,.,. .. $2.15 ....._ room combo, e legant living room, upgraded bathrooms, and beautiful, mature landscaping. A view home in Eastbluff for only $226,900 is a bargain that you can't afford to miss. Call today to arrange a showing. ~ IEST VAWE ON SPYGLASS HILL Don't miss this opportunity to move up to one of Newport's most prestigious neighborhoods. An immaculate home . . professionally decorated ... in lop condition. P erfe ct plan for easy entertaining ... formal dining room. wet bar in bi g family room. beautiful living room with loads of windows. Breakfast nook. utility room, separate 111-law quarters . Very private master swte with palio. Lovely pool and spa in coui't~ ard ::.etting. The lowest pri ce 011 Spygla!)S ... won't last al S449.500. ~e Nick at the open house on Sunday from l ·6. or call today '. '. 8 Monterey Circle 644-9990 LAGUNA BEACH n.. accM ...... •lew. Tith.._ of Hcepthall lllllltY offers tt. •h• ... la ......... ·y-'i ...... l ...... . dww ........... hr1...tpri..-, .......... ...,. ... ,... ....... bNcla.SJ.l....._ CORONA Dll MAR " 1oc..-ft .., ., ....... Is It! .... -a., I ladtf to 0.. ,... OWlt ....... Mice ~to In/or rwt. A11a .. 11 ht TD. S22',IOO • GARDEN GIOVE CHto• b•llt t.o•• wltt. pool. l 11.IDH, 11/J ............ l••c-il f. o,.. "-e S•lllJ 12:.30.5, I Ill McMlcMll St ....... A ..... 2075 Sen Joaquin Hiiis Rd . Across from BIG CANYON Newport Beach 640-Sn7 MAD US AH OPfll. . . . On this super sharp 3 bedroom home in quiet established nei~hborhood. Better than new, with handsomely upgraded carpeting, draperies. Lovely yard with mature landscaping, patio. Owners getting antsy, will consider all reasonable offers. Call now. $112,000. 540-1720 M1W TUOOI STYUD COMDO Fabulous 3 bedroom condo with everything! Formal dining room, spacious kitchen with boiJt·ins, gas wood burning fireplace, cathedral ceilings, ceramic tile counters. Elegant English Tudor architecture, delightful and unique. Call for details. $111,000. 540-1720 OCIAM MHJH Wake up to the fresh sea breezes in this lovely 3 bedroom family home on the West Side. Only about 5 miles to the beach, and cl08e to bus, schools, shopping. Perfect for fun loving families, with HUGE recreation room, large yard. See this one today. $110,000. 540-1720 ATmUM 'tllW, M8'1.ACI Enjoy the view of the lush atrium from three rooms of this elegant Mesa Verde North home. 3 bedrooms, family room, sunny kitchen with built·ins. Many exceptional features, like cathedral ceilings, handsome fireplace, plush carpeting. See and appreciate. Sl21,900. 540-1720 ...nH flOM THI llACH Fabulous 4 bedroom home, that's close to the Ocean, without the hassles of all the traffic. Make this your home. with th~ formal dining room. big country kitchen with indirect lighting, built·ins, large pantry, and work island, comfortable family room with fireplace, and about 2~500 sq. ft. in all. Come see today I $174,900. 540-1720 IMCMAMTM CUSTOM ISTATI Located in the country-like area between C08ta Mesa and Newport Beach, this elegant home rests on over 2/5 acre of prime property. 7.oned for hones, with room for pool and t.ennia c:owU. The approx. 2,200 aq. ft home features 4 bedrooms, lush atrium entry, 1ourmet kitchen f amlly room, spacious fioorplan. Offered for tm,000. Call for an appointment. 540-1720 540-1720 2tll ~ HAIW ILYD .. COSTA MBA macnab I Irvine realty A SUBSIDIARY OF THE IRVINE COMPANY LOCA TIOH-lOCATIOM-l.OCATIOH Glamorous & spacious bayfront town.home <nearly 3000 sq. ft.> -3 large BR suites -2 terraces to view boating action -pvt pool. Luxurious appointments throughout $1 ,100,000 incl. prime land. Cathy Schweickert 642·8235. CC·33) 0... SUM l·I P.M. lt15 aALATIA twtaAClt Custom-built on a bluff w/fantastic view of Harbor en- trance. Catalina, night lights & sunsets. 4 BRs. family rm. formal living and dining rms around a sparkling pool. Now just $755,000 incl. land. Larry Dyer 642·8235. (C-34) OPa. SUM 1-4:30 P.M. 3707 IM.IT ISi.it Harbor View "Monterey" w/pool & spa. 4 BRs -· · plantation shutters, paneling, built-in bookcases. One of the best buys in town! $345,000 fee. Jan Young 642-8235. <C·35 > OHM SUM l·I P.M. #6 IOCKY POINT! Spyglass Hill custom residence w/quality appoint- ments. Huge living rm w/baronial frplc ; 5 BRs & library. 3-car garage & super workshop area. Asking $1.100.000 incl. land. Cathy Schweickert 642-8235. (C-26) 2 II llACHWALI CONDO! Very pvt end unit backs on eucalyptus grove greenbelt. Less U'lan 1 mile to beach. Owner will assist w/flnanc· ing. Paula Bailey 642-8235. OPEN SUN 2·5 P.M. 19586 SEAGULL. (C-37) COUMTIY AtlMCH AIODlt 3 BR & family rm b orne totally customized w/ex.- tensive use of wood, moldings, French doors. leaded & s tained glass windows & brk pavers. $299,500 fee. Sharon Smith 644·6200. (C-38 ) STYUD FOi TOOA Y! Nearly-new 2 BR, 2 bath townhome in fast.growing a rea. Great contemporary floor-plan. Planned com· munity w/tennis. racquetball, pool & sauna facilities. Exceptionally priced! Rose Gammon 752-1414. CC-39) HAU°" .-HLA .. St Large families or s mall will love this unusually flexible floorplan & everyone can enjoy the beautiful big POOL! A special offering. Coby Ward 642·8235. <C·-40) WOOOlllDM eL811 Condo living combines the investment advantages of home ownership w/benefit of external maintenance be· ing provided. 2·story, 2 BR Ash model w/alr·cond in de· sirable Woodbridge. $107 ,000. Lorraine Jackson 551-8700. CC-41 ) COIOMA DB. MAI "CU,.HAMMat• Builders, create your own estate in ~ fabulous loca· tion ! 2 BRs, family rm home overlooking CdM beach w/view of Catalina & jetty entrance. REDUCED to $990,000 fee. Donna Godshall 644-6200. CC-42) MIWPOIT llACH-1117,0001 Assume the loan on this upgraded beauty. 3 BRs, 2 bath tri·level w/upper deck. Like new! Lois Egan 644-6200. CC-43) FOIMA&. & ... You '11 love this prof. re·done home on fee land! Lovely ficus trees & covered patio surround this comfortable home -reasonably priced at $139,500. Susie Weiss 551-8700. CC-44 ) GllAT FAMLY NOMI! 5 BRs. family rm & view in Dover Shores! Great cor· ner location w/upper bay view from master suite UP· stairs. $297 .500 leasehold. Barbara Aune 642-8235. <C-45 ) MIWLY muc•t Lovely, big 4 BR English Country home in Laguna Niguel. Surrounded on 3-sides by hills & parks. NOW ' $244 ,500 & you own the land! Jeanne Newman 752·1414. (C-46) WOODlllOGI CO't1M4n~I Ideal greenbelt location, across from lake & pvt beach! Prof. decorated! Sunken living rm; greenhouse win- dow in nook: landscaping designed by "Roger's Garden." Air·cond. $169,500. Young Park 551·8700. <C·47) COUMTaY u...-1 Upper Bey a rea. 21f.J acres located close to freeways & airport.Estate onentea & 1oea1 tor stables. Gr~at parcel for imagina tion. $495.000. Lynne Valentine 644·6200. (C-48 ) OCIA ... OMT VllWl Nestled on a cliff overlooking sand & sea this 5 BR, multi-level residence offers unique living areas & features select redwood, leaded glass, sauna, spa & stairs to beach. $2,250,000. Lynne Valentine 644-6200. <C-49) 211 WOOOlllD81 St4,SOOI Cute starter condo near super recreational facilities. Upper end-unit. Perfect for investor or 1st time buyer. Paula Bailey 642·8235. <C-50 • .. CANYON ISTATlf English Normandy residence -a view for every mood -golf course, canyon, lake & lighted skyscrapers. 5 BRs, formal living & dining rooms, family rm, library & maids qtrs. Detail & craftsmanship everywhere. $2.000,000. Lynne Valentine 644-6200. (C·51) YRSAIW P9«HOUSlt For tease $950/mo -Lease w/option to purchase . · ..... $250,000. Bay view! Great recreation area w/ pool and clubhouse. Barbara Aune 642-8235. <C-52) UDO MOID IA fflONn Dock for your 50' yacht out of the wind. Deck w/BBQ for entertaining. Magnificent view of bay from master s uite w/frplc. New kitchen. Appt. only. Dona Chichester 642-8235. <C·53) PUIMIOUS HAllOI _. llTATBI Ocean, bay, city and mountain view I Hl1hly upgraded 3 BR Jodel model on prime greenbelt location in pvt . guarded.gate community. 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HuntinJ?lon Bch !~2·9686 SJfi2.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 40Sycamore Creek cTrtlrk Gin l Irv 752·1700 $330.000 Sat /Sun 1·5 14 Knlly, University Park. Irv 644·6200 S229.000·Cee Sat/Sun 1·5 • #34 Dra kes Bay. Spyglass. CdM 644-6200 ~9.000 SJ)l/Sun 1·5 •1801Santia#{o. Npt Reach 759·9221 $445.000 Sat 'Sun J ·5 •22 Morro Rtty <Spy~ls I C'<1 M 760-933.3 S52S.OOO Sut tSun 1·5 219 Via Nit·e fLado rs le> NB 760·1397 $399.900 Sun. 1·5 2003 Yach t D{'fcnder. CdM fM0-5:1.<;7 $44R.OOO Sutt Sun 1 ·5 9171 Strnthconu. ti B 962·HY11 $169.500 Sat 1Sun 1·5 S llt ,..,. FAM IM or OIH 15 Clear Sprin~. Trtl Rk Hinds. lrv 631 ·7~ S.399.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1034 Sandcastle. HVH. CdM 631·7300 S330.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1301 Galaxy Dr .. DoverShrs. NB 644·9060 $579.000-Fee Sun 1·5 4 11 ..a. .. FAM RM or DIN •20511 Kelvin~rove. H.B. ,...... 962-1668 $169.500 Sun. only 1·6 i;73 7300 162.900 Sun l·S •~9 tlt•r1r.t~t-. lr\•\n e 640 Sl.57 S32~.900 Snt Sun l s ~IR 23l J 112.900 ~un. 1-4 ~, ('11\'1·nt r\. "r\\'port Reuch 1 u ,.... ,AM •M « DIH • 1620 Galaxy Or CDover Shores 1 ••BOO Har bor Isl and Dr .. NB 911 ClirrDr .. NC'wport flt.•al'h N~44.4910 SS50.000 SatiSun 1.5 63H )094 $1.395.000 Sun. 1·5 673 6900 $33!> 000 Sun 1 5 197 Buoy + Eastside l C M tSl5 AnfJJ:lltl W<n . na.\ t'l("'l .'\ H • 1630 llis:!hland Dr . lfrhr Hlncis. NR 642.5200 ~124.500 Sun. 1.4 •. >:1 I II I ·.~ 000 Sun J -6 1•1.1?<1: ~ .. ,~\Ill ltunt tn6?lon Bch 631 -7300 $450.000 Sut Sun I 5 631·7300 S2fl5.000 Sat Sun l ·5 • lfilJli Sea Hl•ll ( '1n·ll· '\ H 602 Kings Rd . Cliff HHH>n. • R 1441 Galaxy Dr . Do\'er Shrs ~.R. ii";,j :nu :>-,.i!J 11011 ..;u 11 1 1 1t4l X2~~r, ,132 ~ Sun 2·5 2 H ,._. ,AM IM w DIN 631 7300 $2tl0,000 SM Sun 1.s fi31 ·7300 S470.000 Sat Sun 1·5 3129 Lincoln Wa\', ('ost a Mesa ,_ \l ,1nt1mt.>.~ewport8cach •IORueVlll<Jr~. >lagC\n .~ B 1820 To,von Ln . Baycrest.'.'J R 546.2313 ~l26:500 sun.1·5 1.:-·(1;!)(111 S281500 Sat Sun 1 5 631 -7300 S595.000 Sun 1·5 631-7300 S4 t5.000 Sat Sun 1 5 1318Antigua. Newport Reach • 17 111 K11'~" Rei Cliff Haven. N 8 irg Willowgro\'P < Wd hrd~ 1 I nint.' 1730 r.alaxv Dr Oo\'er Shore~. N B 642·8235 ~75.000· ree Sun 2·5 ··:q 7;3110 ~115,000 Sat•Run 1·5 55 1·3000 SlSS.900 S un 1·5 ll31 ·7300 . $525.000 Sun I 5 #6 Rocky Point. Spyglass 11 , \ 1.1 on1cto . Lido Is le. N.8 . 607 Rock ford Rd .. CdM t:I07 Sanliaj!o Dr .. BLJ yc·r·est. NB 642·8235 Sl.000.000-fee Sun 1·5 •i:J1 7:11111 S299.500 Sat /Sun 1·5 631·1266 S285.000-f'ee Sun l ·S 631 7300 S325.000 Sun l-5 20 Morrow Ba~· <Sp,v(!lass1 N R :!i:!I .1th ,.\ ve .. Corona del Mar 801 Cliff Dr . Newport Beach 204 5 Shipway Ln .. Bayt' rest. N. B. 979.5370 $537,500 Sun t -5 t>:Ji 7300 S220.000 Sat'Sun 1·5 548·5835 S25S.OOO Sun.1·5 631 -7300 S275.000 Sat •Sun 1-5 116 Via Undine <Lido> Npt Bch '711 Briri rwf><'<i. Woodbridge Glen. Irv. 1640 Irvine Ave . Newport Beach 1901 Leeward Ln .. Bavcrest. N.B. 759_9100 SS IO.OOO Sun 1.4 .i.:;2 2112 S121.500 Sat/Sun 12·5 631 ·3071 '\199.000 Sun. 1·5 fi3 1-7300 5265.000 · Sat Sun 1 5 1601 w · k 1 w t i·rr N 8 429 "·t 0 Lf i.. Lfl "' "' 8 arwic .n.. es (' t • • • .".II~ .\l'a('l::I 10ld CdM l CdM 519 E. 20th St.. Santa Ana l n armer r . r r.,r r nu .. '" 644.7383 s249.500 Sat1Sun 1·5 li'iS-f.000 $337.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 759·9100 S89.500 Sun 1-5 63 1-7300 $165.000 Sal'Sun 1·5 •16 Cypress Tree Ln., Irvine HJ Sand Dollar <Nwpt Terr. l N.B. 11 Royal St. Geor~e 1 Bg Cyn 1 NB • •426 Via Lido Nord. N .B. 644 ·7020 S259.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 im;.fiOOO Sl 15.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 759·9100 S950.000 Sun 1 ·5 673-6900 S895.000 Sat Sun 1-5 8362 Castilian Dr .. Hunt Bch 1•1 \'alle,· View. Trtl Rk Vista. Irv. 53 Rockv Knoll tTrtlrk Vsta) Irv. •3206MontanaAve,M.Verde,CM S 65 S · · s S 536-6086 1 .000 un l ·4 759·1501 Sat 1Sun l ·5 760-0954 S269.500 un. l ·5 557 ·4375 $125.000 at/Sun 1 ·5 2921 Catalpa c E / Bluffs 1 N B 17 M istv Meadow. Turtle Rock. Irv. 232 Via San Rem o, Lido Isle. N.B. 1921 Leeward Lane. Newport Beach 646-3255 $256.500 Sat/Sun l ·S 551 -8700 S224.700 Sat/Sun 12-6 673-7300 $595,000 Sun 1·5 631 -2693 $279.000 Sal/Sun 1-5 wl437 Antigua Way. N.B. .1052 Alder. Ir vine 22 Whitewater +J asmn Ck) CdM 32 Drakes Bay. Corona del Mar 646-5808 $475.000 Sat /Sun 12-7 551-8700 S139.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 964·2611 $300.000 Sun. 1·5 544·9411 $459.900 Sun 1-5 26421 Pa lisades Dr .. Capistrano Bch :Jf>:Jl Ocean Blvd .. Corona del Mar #19 Shoal. J asmine Creek, CdM 1813 Oriole Dr .. Costa Mesa 640-5777 $955 .000 Sal!Sun 10.4 li44·fi200 S990.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 759·1616 S339.500 Sun 1·5 557·0682 S225.000 Sun. 1·5 * •812 Har bor Isl <Promo Bay> NB 111 \\'oodgrove. Irvine 1905 Diana . Ha r bor Highlands 225 Via Orvieto. Lido Is le 675·34 l l Sl.250.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 752-2211 S225.000 Sat/Sur\ 1·5 642·8235 5169.000 Sun 2-5 644 ·9060 $379.900 Sun 1·5 • 1528 sanH ago .. Baycrest. N B :?:.!3 Orchid A\'e .. Cd M 1740 Plaza del Norte. Bal Penin. 2337 La Linda Plue, NewPQrt Bcb --ft6'4;42~823.S~~S4~99~~.~566~·Pf'f!ieeeo---- ,t)44-121t s.329 000 SatJSUA:.~--6~31•1266 S424.500----smrr-,--ff45-5752---U05]00 Sat/Sun 1-5 Sat 12·4/Sun 1·5 5 La Serena . Irvme 8'Monterey Cir. fSpyglasl CdM 1978 Port Chelsey <Harbor View) NB 16 Ripplins Street. Irvin e 640-9900 S179,500 Sun 2·5 640·9990 $449.500 Sun 1-6 760-0241 $225.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 55l -8700 $309.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 3361 Tem pe Dr .. Hunt. Harbour. HB •2340 Bayside Dr .. Cor ona del Mar 5411 Strasbourg <T he Ranch l Irv. •1737 Bayport Wa y. Newport Bch 673-7300 S225.000 Sun 1·5 675-5511 5565.000 Sun 1-5 5~1 ·583.1 $145.900 SattSun 12·5 644-7211 $220.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2502 Crest view. Newport Beach • 3397 Larkspur (Gr een bk ) C. M. 326 Magnolia , Laguna Be ach 546·2313 S287,000 S un. 1·5 546-2313 $134,900 Sun . 1·4 494 ·0658 5340.000 Sal/Sun J().4 6 IR ptln FAM RM or DIH 37 Sonrise (Northwood ) I rv. 2 Duane. Northwood Meadows. Irv. 21152 Shaw Lane. Huntinf!ton Beach 337 Peach Tree Ln .. Nwpt Bch 752-1700 5211.000 Sun. 1·5 559-8888 $172.500 Sun 1·5 833·1768 Sl98.500 Sat'Sun 12·5 646·1435 $210,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 15 Toulon. Harbor Ridge, N.B. 1435 Mariners. Newport Beach •2807 Ebbtide <Old HV > CdM •2033Santiago <Baycreso NB 644-6200 5647,000 Sun 1·5 642-8235 Sl79.900 Sun 1·5 675·6000 $495.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 675-6000 $.520.000 Sun. l,·5 5882 Sierra Siena. Turtle Rock. Irv 26522 WildVuTer.NelieGai1.LgHls l IEDROOM 551·8700 ~.000 Sun 12-6 675·6000 $260.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 424 Mendoza Terrace. N.B. •1223 Dolphin Terr .. Corona del Ma r 32802 Shipside Dr Dana Point 673-6900 S479,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 642·8235 $690,000-LH Sun 1-5 " 25836 Dana Bl uffs West. Capo Beach •204 Via Eboli (Lido > N.B. 496-3774 $l75.900 Sat/Sun 12·5 673·6900 S245.000 Sun 1·5 760-9333 $.595,000 Sun 1-5 1030 Polar is, Dover Shores. NB 1011 So. J ackson. Santa Ana 375 E . 23rd, Newport Beach 831·0300 $350.000 Sun 1·5 552·3388 $89.000 Sat/Sun 1 ~ 979.5370 Sl84.900 S un 1·5 500 K Street. Balboa Penitr.NB 2827 Taba~o Place. Costa Mesa 2237 Avalon (Colle~e Park> CM 673·7300 S365.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 549-1451 S145.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 642·2237 5108.000 Sun 1·5 •2872 Ballow <Mesa del Mar) CM 1 l98 Nor ia. Lai;?una Beach 2031 Yacht Defender. Newport Bch 556·2660 $1 15.900 Sat 1-5. Sn 2·5 497-3619 Sat/Sun 1·5 544 -9411 S389.900 Sun 1·5 1818 Oriole <Mesa Verde> C.M. ifil Calle Vallarta. N. San Clem ente 17762 lronbark. Irvine 546-2313 5239.900 Sat Sun 1·4 192-7203 Slfi9.900 Sat/Sun 2-5 544·9411 Sl24.900 Sun1·5 2033SwanCMesaVerde >C M. Ii Yorktown.Irvi ne •16 R ainbM\ F alls 1Trtler c k 54fl·2313 Sl79.900 Sat Sun 1·4 l i·Hl·!~XHJ SIG9.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 Gle n llrv :q Tiburon <Spyglas~ 1 CdM :J.UM2 Camino Capis trano. Capo 955·0605 S2S0.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 675·3411 $649.000 SattSun 1·5 Reach 15 Monterey Cir. <Sp yj!lass Hill J 1820 Port.Cha rles Pl. HVH. NB fifi l·1161 S285.000 Sal/Sun 1-5 CdM 673·4400 $234.900 Sun 1·5 409Colom busCr .Cornalllnds .CdM 644·2188 S400.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 26431 Palisades Dr .. Capistrano Bch 759·9100 S289.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2450 Marino Dr . 1 Bayshores l N.B. l 640·5777 $789,000 Sat/Sun 10·4 601 Cliff Drive. Newport Beach 548-2381 -fee Sat/Sun 1·5 1916 Ayon Cr. C Mesa Verde) C.M. 644·6200 $250.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3815 Sandune Ln . (Hrbr Vu Hls) 540-1151 $189.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 525 Cancha <Bluffs) Npt Bch CdM •6 Drakes Bay. Corona de l Mar 640-9900 Sun 2·5 759-9100 $398,000 Sat/Sun l ·5 673-8550 $455,000 Sat/Sun l ·6 1127 Noria. Laguna Beach 901 Chestnut. E ast bluff, N. B. 5382 Am alfi. Irvine 752-1920 5229.500 Sun 1·5 644-~ $299.500-fee Sat/Sun 1·5 551-8700 $310.000 Sat' Sun 1·5 423 Begonia. Corona del Ma r 8 Monterey Cir. (Spy~ls > CdM • L5432 Verdun. The Ra nch. Irv. 675-3317 Sunday 1·5 640-9990 $449.500 Sun 1·6 559-8888 $163.900 Sat'Sun 1·5 6 Rue Valbonne , Npt Be ach 30 Rustling Wind. lr \'ine 2632 Basswood 1 E 'Bluff) NB 644·8107 Sun 1·5 675-3411 S235.500 Sat Sun 1·5 675-6000 5232.000 Sun. 1·5 2323 E astbluff <Bluffs) NB 16 Skysail (Jasmn Ck > CdM 2306 Franc isco < Ba ye rest 1 NB 675·0000 $159.900 Sun. 1-5 Appl fr gate 760·9321 Sat Sn 1·5 675·6000 $275,000 Sun. 1-5 538 Redlands (Nwpt H gts) N.B. 215 Walnut. Newport Bea('h •1507 Seacrest <HVHls> CdM 675·6000 5269,500 Sun.1·5 540·3666 $149.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 675-6000 S415,000 Sun. 1·5 616 Via Lido Soud. Lido Isle. NB • 18712 Via Torino. Tu rt IP Rck. Irv 376 E . 22nd St. (Back Bay) NB 673·7300 S389.000 Sun 1·5 55.1-8700 S289.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 675-6000 $315.000 Sun. 1·5 26681 Paseo Tee ate. San Juan Cap 4 HDlOOM 2362 Silktree < Pepper treel Tustin 496-6042 ~109.950 Sun 12·4 ••8 Collins Island . N.B. 751·3191 5168.950 Sun 1-5 302 Campbell 1 Brit Wdsl C.M. 673.6900 $1.100.000 Sat/Sun l ·S 124 Via Lorca (U do Isle> NB 556·2660 Sl57.500 Sun l -5 216 Ruby, Newport Beach 675-1854 S495.000 Sun. 2·5 3360 Nevada. Costa Mesa 673-6900 $48.5.000 Sal/Sun l·S 2215 Donnie Road . Newport Beach 540-1720 $121.900 Sun. 1·5 727 B ·d D N B 675-5930 $289.500 Sun 12-5 H bo l l d Rd NB • • ays1 e r.. . . •••135 a r r san .. 673·6900 $875.000 Sat 1Sunl·S 2774 Mallard.MesaVerde.CM 642·5200 Sun. 1·5 5 Rue Du Part. Newport Beach 631·1266 $187.000-Fee Sun 1·5 4552 Roxbury, Irvine 673.6900 $699.000 Sun I-5 16292 Underhill. Huntington Bch 540·1151 5112.000 Sun. 1·5 32 Rue Gra nd Vallee <Big Cyn ) NB 540·1720 $174.900 S un. 1·5 104 Via Lor ca <Lido ) NB 640_9900 $675.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 3642 Sego fCollege Pa rk> Irv. 644·7020 $375.000 Sun2-6 2100 0cean Bl. CBa l P en ) N B. 540-1151 Sl 76,000 Sun.1·4:30 1318 Estelle. Westcliff, N .ij. 759.9100 S359.ooo Sun 1.5 18661 Via PaJatino. Trtlrk Hln. Irv 759·1501 Sun l·S U3 Vi a Nice, Lido Is le. N.B. 675·3411 5339.900 Sal/Sun 1·5 •17602Sti11Harbor.Hunt.Beach 673.7300 5369 ,000 Sun l -5 336 VistaBayaG 1Side)C.M. . 640.5560 5120.000 Sun 1·5 ••45662nd St .. Newport Shrs. NB 645-0303 5174,500 Sun.1·4 SRR Seaward. Cor ona del Mar 642.8850 S248.000 Sun 1.5 2130 Santiago ( Baycr est ) NB ll73·S.SSO 5315.000 Sun.2-6 Parking Avail. 645-0303 S247,500 Sun. 1·4 !223 Dolphin Terr., Irv. Terrace 124 Via Quito (Lido) Npt Bch 315 Poppy, Corona del Mar 642·8235 $690.000 Sun 1·5 675-6670 5495,000 Sun 1·5 640-9990 5695.000 Sat Sun 1·5 i21:l Spruce. Santa Ana 2101 Leeward (Dover Shrs) NB 5471 Sierra Ve rde <Trtlrkl Irv. :> IO·:l666 S88.000 Sun 1-5 640·5357 5219 ,000 Sun 1·5 752·1700 5195.000 Sun. 1·5 :rw ~H. Laurel (Deerf1d) Irv. #4 R. k <Trtl k ) Irv1·ne 1000 Sea Lane. Newport Bch llnrOC r i52-1700 5135.900 Sun. 1-5 760 9333 ~/\ ooo Sun 1 5 644.200917cn.16l6 Sat/Sun 1 ·6 · ~. • 1106 .Vista Quinta <Bluffs) NB "" 3 Bl k Woodb ·dge Irv1'n e 7M-9333 8224.000 Sunl·5 225La J ollaDr .f:'llptHgts>NB ac swan . rt · 759·9100 $240.IV\I\ Sat /Sun 1-5 55l·f!OO SU>7.500 Sun 1·5 ~ l'M2 Lorl Ann. Irvine '""' 915 l t J · T errace 118 Via lthac? (lido Isle) NB • l a a ea, r vm e ~>:l~·R451 $139.900 Sun 1·5 D 642·8235 $755,000 Sun 1·5 3254 New York Ave .. C.M · 6?3-l6IO/G73-o316 s595.ooo Y l ·S •3707 Inlet Isle, HrbrView Hills 979-5370 $116.900 Su nl-5 2029MframarCPeninPt>N.B. 642-8235 $345,000 Sunl-4:30 • •3613 Windspun. Huntington Hbr 675-6000 $300,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 N B h !i36-7533 $295.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2404 Vista Nobleza CBluffs) NB 6107 Lancaster , ewport eac ~~4.5150 ~.ooo S at/Sun 12.5 760-9333 S250,000 Sun 1-5 fltK Kin~s Place. NewPort Beach °" -vu oo De 1 c t M ~6·7 171 $218.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 135 Via Zurich. Lido Isle , N 5 .B. 11979~~ 8·S2~.~ esa Sun 1•5 • 10131 Mr Mlch ael St .. Gard"1 6734 000 $495.000 at/Sun l·S 953 z.etland or., Huntington Bch rr rove 1930 Pt. Camey <ffVHms) NB 900 s 1 5 640·5n7 Sun 12:~5 642·5200 S259.900-fee Sat/Sun 1-5 979·5370 Sl85, un · · 2<>u Port Wcybrid«e ('lnnJms) N.B. •99 Broadway CEastside) C.M. •1942 Santiago <Dover Shrs> NB ..... , .... n y n s s 5 840..5357 $375,000 ·sun 1·5 675·3411 S210.000 Sat/Sun l.S 6"·7171 $185.000 at/ un 1· •1072SantJago cDvr Shrs) N.B. 2718 Shell. Corona del Mar * 1195 8olH Way • Costa Mesa 979.5370 S19S.OOO sun 1 .. 5 613-aw> s:m,ooo Sat /Sun 1.s 67M400 Sl58.500 Sat/Sun 1-s TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 2 llDIOOM 2644 Monte Carlo. Santa Ana 673·5354 $83.500 Sun l ·S l IEDROOM 202 Intrepid 1 Npt Crest > NB 640·9990 $189.500 Sun l 5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 BEDROOM 1700Westclf Dr .. ;;15 <Westclf) NB 631·7300 $99.500 Sun 1·5 711 Ocean #308. Hunting ton Bch 536-4497 Sat /Sun 11·5 39 Wildwood. frvine 551·5869 Open Sat/S'tln 12·5 #17 Wild Goose Crt. Nwpt Crst. NB 673-5354 $169.500 Sun 1·5 543 W. Wilson . Al. Cost a Mesa 540-1720 $99.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 543 W. Wilson . A2. Cpsta Mesa 540-1720 $102.000 .. Sat/Sun 1-5 26443 CaJle San Antonio. San JC 496·6042 SSS.500 Sun 12·4 #2 Swift Court. Nwpt Crest. NB 673·7300 $178.700 Sun 1·5 17667 Brittany Ln .. Hunt'g Beach 646·7171 ::&.900 Sun. 1-5 21372 Brookhu rst '725. Hunt'g Bch 646·71 71 $125.000 Sun. 1·5 #2 Swift Court. :'\wpt Crest. NB 673-7300 ffiR.510 Sun 1·5 2 IR plus FAM RM ~ DEN 23 Palos. Irvine 631,7300 $179.500 S un 1·5 768 T ustin Ave . Npt Beach 640·9900 $169.500 Sun 1·5 l IEOROOM 543 W. Wilson. A3. Costa Mesa 540·1720 $107 .000 Sat /Sun 1-5 13 Sage <Woodbr idge) Irvine 752-8492 Sl05,000 Sun l ·5 l U ,._ FAM ltM or DIN 22 12 Vist a Huerta c Bluffs > NB 675-3411 $165,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •25 Bridgewood {Wdbrg> Irv . 759·9100 S290.000 Sun 1·5 #6 Canyon Lane . Cor ona del Mar 760-1065 S215.000·fee Sun 2-5 MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE l'h llDROOM 23 Cabrillo. Newport Beach 673-6900 $24.950 Sat tSun 1·5 I 2 llOROOM 1991 Newport Blvd.< Pondrosa) CM 538-&98 534,500 Sun 1 ·S HOUSE & GUEST FOR SALE >,... •utn 2885 Ballow Ln., Mesa d el Mar, CM 557-8618 S187.500 Sat /Sun 1·4 .... ......... Wllss••IPMI ••••••••••••••••••••••• IOOJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• TOWUINGI 2 STORY! Mesa Verde's r1ne~l eillate' ( 1u.1nt bdrms. 2 baths. ramlly room . :.tone fireplut·c:. country k11chen t;11 Ut > room I lul(\: pn \ Jh! l.'onwr lot 1•1i<'l' $174.!150. Cit ll now' ~~2313 Ol'f_l1 ,,. ti. , ~ '".' • .., ,.. t"", !~IHMI HSTIUYS Newport C re•t Rare I s tory condo. 2 bdrm. 2 ba, end unit with rnultl>iJ ceilings. Close to communlt) pools & ten n1s Sl69.500 "17 Wild G1M11>e Court Open Sun I.) Santo Ano l'rac·ucally new 2 bdrm townholl!>e. 'er) d e an 01A11t•r lea\ 1ng JreJ S83. ~OU 26-1 I :'\t on ll' CJ rlo Open Sun l :> \JAURY ST \t;Pfo'F:H S1':,\ LIO'.'J HEALT\' 673·5354 497-3388 OCEANFRONT HOME PLUS UNIT Spet'lacular a rch llet:ts dream View. \'1ew , II/IA With :! lidrm i.:ue!>I c1uarter,, or renl ;1 I ~t-"IHlrl ·, be!>t Call 1.-u; 7171 FTFYPI Fashioned lo hl ) our µot•ket buok 1s this dean . al\raltl\ e 3 bdrm condo close 10 shoppm~ Uni) iti.5.00CI Call !179·5370 LLSTATE -REALIORr" EST A TE CLOSING O\ATier mus\ sell Harbor \'1ew. Somerset model, Sbr. 3ba. t erms avail S259.000 Also 9 unit Townhome Apt's close to heh area Xlnl terms, l'Onlral't 7', dwn .\G E~T 645·9850 Coioniol Mansion 1:> rooms of luxunous hv u1g 1li.6!JO i.q fl I incl. formal hvmg & dm1ng rm. Oak paneled hbrar). master suite +4 uddi uonal bdrm sus le!>. maids quarters w 1sep entrance. family room. - game room. S Cireplaces. charming kitchen. !>Unn ) breakfast rm . la undry, :.ewing room. exercise rm w sauna & stt!am bath, wme room. eleganl powder room and .! wat·1ous ~car garage all behind electric µa tes For \Our a pµt c·all cei11un 21 Surf Realt) '53() 7542 COLLEGE PARK POOL HOME This s uper 3 Bdrm + family room, pool home Is on the 2nd largest lot in College Park. Loads of upgrades Se l le r rmllvated. A Offered al Sl 19,500 540·3666 .4L Whelan ,.. Real Estate PARK PLACE, HI Spacious .i bdrm, 3 bath, new t•arpet throughout. l5x30 master bdrm. pegged oak kitchen Cloor Walk to beach. park. ten n1s, racq uetball As- sumable l sl TD. OPEN SAT & SUN 12-:> 21152 Shaw Lane PYRAMID Ex~~-833-1 768 OCEAN VIEW l:ieaut1ful San Clemente Ocean Hills Condo. 3 Bdrm . 2 12 balhs , SI 10,000 Sell or ex l'hange for small unit PYRAMID b~honcJor• 833°1768 IMTERESTIMG LISTINGS 2807 EBBTIDE 4 BR + den , 3 Ba, pool, rabtili>us view $495.000 leasehold. 502ACACIA 2 BR + retreat. 21'l Ba. only 3 years old. S337 .000 OPEN HOUSE SAT1SUN U~IVUI: t1V~l:i For further in for ma lion contact Sara Marvin 675·5688 or 675·6000 PLUSH COUMTRY FARM STYLI S78 ,900 No cp1llfyl1tCJ Long pvt drive to fan tastic: remodeled home wtold time palor. coun· try kit. & king mstr suite, 1111 on estate like grounds wtservlce bldg. Beat bch itrea. Best yet. Assume low Int. FHA loan. ~o quallfyl na, no c:losina roetu. HU RRV CALL AIALTY WORLD 147-6100 LOWDOWM O~AMXIOUS Prime CM Location. 31>r. 1paclous yard, Prtn. On· ly. m..a112 ' . ~.,, . • I \ 8 • s .. II ' T • c; I 1- • J • OUTST ANDI G S UN•i tLOG L\• ~l' 1·r1v il•' 'lOtl't> like m\-ne r;;. unit h ~ • i:m' 2 tinths ; t come ;T.s ~ .. 1. •n i n .. ~ • pattM \It ·~ I "'F ~ wr th~ prudent , .. , 11 d•I • r • u•t-d ut ~50.000 sn.ooo PULL NJCI IO•• DOWN MIAR 5AHT A AMA COUMTitY CLUI ::! l~""'~ ~"" ho: w 1111 tl3' ,,,dt> lot. Room It .1ctll!'\ now ! ,•111. • \'\\ h :1,11n t1•ct \'Ir lend~ 1t:.elf ,,, 11111 t'fl'P~P'""' \\Ith u hu~e atrium ,., 11 , r. Jrbl~ fl oor :: • t • 1 11~ _ :\ f •. ~.11,,. hcl rrns 11 ••,lt'I' bd rm :-.uites. . ,, ... "' 1 • '.1.. t·m. beautiful 1 1 1 • '' _:iract-~ark It,, "' • 1 •1_•h1 .. 'tl'\\ Owner will ' 1, r ' '\" l •an H't- 1620 GA!.~~y ,R. Open Sot/SIM 1·5 SPfC~·~Ul.~~ VA CATION HOME j M IN •• : . .: "':~ROWHEAD ,\ WJ! d ·, 11111:1 •c.:.-.1~n. Wor ld view fr.,i:~ l '' \• hl.i.:v 1 t-rrace!'. Western red cetl.ir· :1~ .v. r.::: \rtlstic decor. 3 bedroom' "·-·t• !10\\ & enjoy it forever. On!y ~~t.. 5fil All THIS ;:oR 5179,500 ' t :, , ~. 1'.l'T •'' ,.·, dt'l!$?ht with well-rirni•.,:rt·J !!..i. iLn::. front & rear. L\I ade for emertainm,!!. Large 52'xl30' lot with cnmolete privacy. Den. 2 h6t.:r~iqt , · :•'-·~· --- b a~ h:; \\,' r ~ ,c ;:; n ":-> o if ga rage . SpaC'iou~·!i:!ht tw1e ht. A happy home and all for Sli9.50o. ,, WESLEY H. TAYLOR CO.. REALTORS 21 11 San JoCHplin Hils Road NEWPORT CENTER, H.B. 64"""4910 ZPSCO 4 -cs cs ¢ S P P AWSlCl!U'.&>CW THE REAL ESTATERS IAYSHORES OPEN SUNDAY 1·5P:\I 2502 CRESTVIEW DR. I.I. COTT A.GE C harming 2 Bdrm w/p1cket fence. 1 block to bay Seller financing available. Offered at NB Complete!~ remodeled 2 Bdrm home + 1amtl~ room, formal d1n1n it room and muc h mort' $281.000 S?..!9. • 644· 7020. 5-\6·2313 or n-1:! \Jr ; -,-; 11.''.'' u nl ·:· .... -~.001) Sun. 1·5 nOl Tris COid CdM ) CdM 675-6000 S229.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2600 Bayside !Old CdM) CdM 675-6000 S4R5 .000 Sat/Sun 1·5 608 Marguerite <Old CdM) CdM 675-6000 $335 ,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 3-2 IR 421 Fernleaf, Corona de l Mar 851-9522 S339.900 Sat/Sun 1-5 520 15201 :i Begonia. CdM 642-5200 $309.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 4-2 IR I 14 46th St.. ~ewport Beach 645· 7573 Sun 3-6 T~IPLEX c rC) ~lE 2 28R phis I BACH 643 PIL'rT'"T ~t.. Cn<:.t2 Y.esa 75g.Q!i)fl -B~:: nr.o Sun 1·5 -·-. :l:RN ISHEO FC P RENT 2 BEDROOM 22"1 Pacific Ave .. 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Ste. 20i ' Corona dol Mar CA 92625 • ="'•"? __________ _ ATTIMTIOM SING US Thtnl. 11bOUI p11oh1111 vour lunJ1 " bu> 11th• \\ l\h .1 J111•11d 1-;,.,,.,.1111111111111 clean ,·ondu 2 81 1>Wll'1>. 2' > bl.lib, ;i ', .irs .1hl t'I ci :1. 1 b h· fl n 11 n c I n I( '115,000 Kl •t ll 11l l O~Ht·.tlty f ' I : ; j : ; j If t O NE STORY CONDO $71 ,900 l.urJie 2 Bdrm utlu ll c:un uo on a lush Mreenbell \ must s1..-e for onl> S71,000 • \<'l now ! 5-lti-2313 Ytt, rh, • • \ • ..,,. 't.. 11 r, [ f8Z;lrililll EAST BLUFF S BDRM $256,500 'illlll'I0\11< "1th Vt!Ul·l!lul 'IUrruu111llllt(li for lht.' it• 11w101( lluntl~ 5 Bdrm :1 hJlh, 101 m.i I 1hn1nl( ~ IMJlt' tumd y k1tc·ht!ll \VJlk to i.l'huob ur ')hop ping, llt!Jr ll'llllt., l lub BIG CANYON 3BRMONAC0 TOWN HOME <.>vn Hsl' Sun 1-5 :;t; Rue Valhonn~ Jas. Taylor Hlty &.ltl-!lti88 Pete Barrett ~----presents __ ._._.......,. ESPECIALLY FOR CHILDREN 5 Bdnm. 3 BATHS -large rear patio with cement runway for scooters. Large fully equipped kitchen with mi0rowave oven a nd nice family room. ~ssumable loan. S124.500. 197 Buoy, CM 0,.... Sun. I ·4 -stiPER SHARP HARBOR VIEW HOMES -hiJ?hly upgraded 4 Bdrms 2 baths Montego model. Fee land. near pool. 1930 Port Corney, CdM Open Sun. 1·5 VACATION IN NEWPORT MOllLE HOMES -Choose the one for you in DeAnza Bayside Village. Priv beach. pool. spa. See #77. #78. 300 E. Coast Hwy. NI Open Sun. 1-5 60' PRIME BAYFRONT PIER AHO SUP FOR URGE BOAT - Sandy beach, pool. beautiful view! Lovely 3 Bdrm home and more. Leasehold: $895,000: fee ; Sl,536.700. 135 Hcnor Isa.ct Rd. Opell S. 1-5 CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX so. OF HWY -MEW umMG -3 Bdrm unit with beamed ceilings. new kitchen appliances and used brick patios. 2 Bdrm apartment with wrought iron gated entry. tiled pa tio and open. s unny feeling. POPULAR PLAN Ill JASMINE CREH CORMElt -3 Bdrm. 2 baths and formal dining room. lots of privacy in lovely enclosed pa tio. Sprinklers in easy-care yard. Lowest priced P lan III. $285,000 520 lecJoNa. CdM 0,... S. 1·5 ARST TIME AVAILABLE HEAR IACK IAY -quality constructed 3 Bdrm home. Must see to appreciate the details thruout. Origina l own er. ready to move. $147 ,500. Call for appt. today. ON THE FAIRWAY CUSTOM MESA VERDE -4 Bdrms. formal dining room. family room. game room. eat-in kitchen -pool and s pa. $375.000. Call for details. BALBOA ISLAND DUPLEX STIPS TO SOUTH IAY w e ll mainta ined units -front has 2 Bdrms , built-in kitchen, fireplace and peek-a-boo water view. Newer rear unit has 3 Bdrms + guest rooms. Well priced . W~ST NEWPORT DUPLEX CLOSE TO OCIAM AHD SAND roomy and ,.,.r,anlc> 2 .;tori(>l'. Intercll:m geable 'i1ze units ~ ~llcl :! or 2 and 3 bdrms. Buittins. newly carpeted, neat and ready. $279.000 A PAMPERED PROPERTY IA YCRIST -Inviting country kitchen, with lots of used brick and builtin BBQ, high open beams and fireplace. shutters thruout. Easy care 3 Bdrm home. $275.000 ASK US at»out our home warr01tty progr.,.. which conrs buytn & ..a.r.. SPYGLASS IM THE SKY 'l'ht• prcstil!C of li vin~ in Spyglass 1111 ls. PantustiC' ocean view & C'it v li ghts. Breathe the clean air & relax in the jacuzzi while sipping a cool drink. This lovely 4 bedroom. 3 bath home ha s been upgraded throughout. Many extras. FABULOUS FIMD OM LIDO A careful buyer's dream in this 3 bedroom corner charmer with bay view. Circle this ad & phone right now. Reduced Price $595,000. LIVE THE GOOD LIFE LIDO ISLE BA YFRONT La rge boat sli p. Elaborate 4500 sq. ft bavfront home. 5 Bdrm suites with 8 baths. Elevator. security system. 21 ' runabout included for fa mily fun. LID"O ISLE Reduction on 4 bdrm, 3 bath, lovely 2-story home. Garden patio. formal dining room. professionally decorated within the past 2 ·'ears . S3tiH.550. EVERYTHING YOU CAM ASK FOii 30' SLIP-VIEW OF BAY Beautiful 2 bdrm, priva te suites plus den. pri\'ale patio. deck. wet bar, dumbwaiter. centra l vacuum svstem. Many up~r aded extras. Exclus ive Harbor area. Will not las t ! BALCONY, BAY VIEW E xclusive Penins ula Point. 4 Bdrm. 3 batti s. 4 12 mont h s ne\•. l arge assumable loa n S365.000. Lease option avail · -------~--- LIDO WITH ALL ITS SPLENDOR Yearly lease 3 BR , 2 BA . wall to wall ca rpet. drapes. s unny courtyard. Close to tennis & clubhouse. All the a menities . Plus prestige of living on Lido. Call now for appointment. LIDO SI 00,000 Price reduction o n thi s corner ch arme r with a bay view. This 3 bdrm re modeled home is a buyer's dream. A fabulous bargain with excellent financing. TIME SHARING Go all over the world. Start in Puerto VaJl art.a where the sun never sets. Only S.5950. Call now for information. Frtt profnsional inartset .......... ar~ o•ailable. Cal now fof-appoMl11oeftf. 673-7300 3377 VIA LIDO. N EWPORT BEACH VA NEWPORT HO DOWN SUnday,August 11. 1980 Dalebout Bay &Beach Real Estate ' \ OAILV PtLOT 03 REAL ESTATE EXCELLENCE SINCE 1949 OPEN TODAY 1-5 COME WITH US ••• TO llG CANYON. The popular Deauville overlooking golf course and mountains . Three large bedrooms, dining and family rooms. Lovely pool a ncl spa. I 0 RUE VILLA.RS Coll 631 ·7300 for 9°'e ct.orGRu .. $595,000 COME WITH US-TO DOVER SHORES. A delightrul display of impeccable taste in remodeling a nd •decorating. Four spacious bedrooms. dining and family rooms. The gourmet kitchen will inspire any housewife . 1730 GALAXY DRIVE ......••...•.•...••••••••••••• $525,000 COME WITH US ... TO BAYCREST. Fascinating three bedroom. dining a nd family room home. Lovely courtyard e ntry with electric gate and intercom. Owne r will help fina nce. 1 51 5 AMTIGUA WAY ....•.••..•.•••••...•••••••••. $450,000 COME WITH US ... TO CLIFF HAVEH. Older but expandable two bedroom home. Delightful family room with fireplace. Huge living room windows frame an ever changing view of the harbor. Low maintenance yard. Sparkling pool. 17 I 0 KIHGS ROAD ..•...••..•..••.•.•. REOUCEO TO $415,000 COME WITH US ... TO HARBOR VIEW HILLS. A little world of your own in this serluded F IVE bedroom and famil y room home. From your own deck you can watch the cows grazing on the hills ide. yet you are only five minutes from downtown shopping. I 034 SANDCASTLE ....................•...•.•.••.• $330,000 COME WITH us .... IQ u.y~RESJJ!iUasteful use of custom mi rrors accent the expanse of this lovely four bedroom. dining and family room home. Private courtyard entry . Pool size yard. 1307 SANTIAGO DRIVE , •........•...•....•..••••. $325,000 COME WITH US ... TO IA YCREST. Custom built four bedroom home. Family room. Dining room. Newly painted and carpeted. Pool size yard. Tree lined street. 2045 SHIPWAY LANE •••...•.•••.•••••.•.•••.••.••• $275,000 COME WITH US ... TO IA YCRfST. Attractive four bedroom, 21,(.t bath home . Family room . Dining area. Elegant decor - a touch of New England. 190 I LIEW ARD LA.HE .•.•..........•..•.•••••.••••• $265,000 COME WITH US ... TO HARIOR HIGHUHD. A great family home. Four bedroon~ .... two baths. family room. Numerous improvements •r.:1 ·, .:1~ copper plumbing. new 40 gallon hot water heater. compa·te outside paint job & driveway being resurfaced. Handy to schools and s hops. 1429 MARINERS DRIVE •••••••••••••••••• -: ••••••••••• S 165,000 COME WITH US-TO WESTCLIFf. Upgraded two bedroom condo. Convcnien '. . .;hops. banks and the harbor facilities. 1700 WESTCLIFF DRIVE, # 15 ........•.•............. Sft,500 1617 WESTCLIFF DR., H.B. 631-7300 DUPLEX 2 Units on fee land Across from park Near beach, bay, & shopptng. Priced at 5205,000. Eves 642-2253 $82.800 HO DOWN VA F'tnd whJt ~ou warll 111 I Class1r1ed Ads, your one· Daily P1~1_. <.:las~1flt>ds ~lop shopping center. We have only one! :I $87,900 Bdrms. 2 baths, kitchen· Great s tarter home /family area. Builtm ap· Located on oversized lot. pliances. forced air. 2 Trailer a ccess. 3lxl6" car garage . lt "s a patio. Just listed. Hurry DOORS TO BEACH bargain sa2.aoo Call on this one! Call963·67t>7 2 -2 Dutpldex 0 owner ~~~~I ·",,,., , , .. 1 [~{~·ii . .r 11 v-·'''1 •'• "'" • ~ mot1va e . p en to • . cr eative financin g . l® •· ! Possibly little or no cash. , · ' WiU trade property -boat . · : -· -car · or ? ? S249,000. . Eves 548-0715 associated BROKERS-REAL TORS lOl~ W Balboa b 1 ! !66 l OCEANFRONT Large deluxe BALBOA Dup le x. 4 Bdrm, 212 baths up, 3 bdrm. 2 baths down Fireplace each un 1t. Comp! redecorated & THE BLUFFS upgraded Shows like brand new Onl y $665,000! M d I Home Balboa Bay Prop. 0 e CHARMING HOME End un1l. backyard pool. ReaHors OH .t Br. 3 Ba. frml dm rm, •675-7060• eath ceil. lg dt!Cks. best j~~~~~~~~ BAL B 0 A LITT L E toe. Walk 10 school. ten-ISLA:'-iU nis club. shopping. EASTSIDE BARGAIN! Quiet. fnendly and Just OWN THE LANO $135,000. 3 Bdrm + large steps to beach. Creative $269,000 master s uite , 2 baths, financi n g pa c kage 2404 Vista Nobleza cozy kitc hen w /b a r makes it a great invest- 644·5150 Opn Sa/Su 12·5 Brick fireplace, 2 car al· ment at $374,950 or offer. tached garage. Super Askfor . sharp bargain! 546·2313 PAT MERRY Theres an easy way for uPfN l•t 9o1t\lvN•ott1N>et • you to sell that bicycle [. .. I U~l()Ul: tf{)~f:§ you no tonger use. J ust t6'· 11l.l•il~;L1 ~~~~[1~~~ ~ail~ S.:;.56;~.e ~'O'd,:;;;;;~'~'~'fl!i\~l·~lj~i~~'~ j!!!!!!~6!!7!!5·!!6!!0!!0!!0~~~ RCTaylorCo 640-9900 BIG CANYON GOLF COURSE VIEW "Versailles" model at end of cul-de- sac. Dramatic entry. two story liv- ing room and formal dining room. F a bulous m aster s uite plus 3 other bedrooms with t heir own baths. Guarded gate comm . OWNER WILL ASSIST IN FINANCING. $675.000 at 5675,000. 32 RUE GRAND VALLEE OPEN SAT/SUN 12-5 BLUFFS CONDO FEE LAND 3 bedroom. 2112 bath immaculate "Q" Pla n featur es s unken con- vers ation a r ea with firepl ace. Spacious living room . formal di~ng room and a billiard room. Beautiful greenbelt location close to com · munity pool. Owner will consider AITD. $247 .500. 525CANCHA OPEN HOUSE SUN 2-5 HARBOR VIEW HOMES PHASE Ill Immaculate 4 bedroom "Montego" w ith ocean view. m any extras a I a r m syste m . tinted windows automatic sprinklers, soft water community pool -tennis. $335.000. MCLAIN BIG CANYON Lowest priced 2 bedroom, "Green- briar" CONDO. large sitting area ln master s uite. Sunny patio next to sparkling fountain, community poo~. spa and tennis. $184 ,000. PRICE REDUCTION Deluxe condo in Newport Beach with assumable loan, 2 bedroom + den , 21A! baths, vaulted ceiling ln living room with ·brick fireplace. Hh~hly upgraded kitchen. Now ask· lng $169.500. I • -I • : • , 673-77" 760-1)97 UDO ISLE BARGAIN I •• k,• ii\ I I .1 I 1•,1... 11(11 Hiil 111111 Ii,... 11 111'' "'pit 111h1·1 1•1 w,· .. 11•• 11•1 I Jtd1 n1 :11 h.1 11,11111 .11111 111 '' , .11 Pl'I' t tin11111t EASTSIDE COSTA MESA I II\''" • 111 cl.-'•" I l\1!1111 • I H .1 t-:111 11••1111 111d 1111111\ 11 ii 1'1111'\ 'J-;'1 ~\II IT MAKES SENSE Fnr th1 '·'''"' 1 0111 in1,,1011 '1111 \',Ill li,l\ t • I h1 "l 'I I II ,., 111 TWO AGENTS TWO __...ONGS GERRY & C~IT;\ STARNES COMPANY ~FU TORS-IUILOYC. SMALL YARD If ~·ou are t ired of spending th1>s1• precious weekends working in thf' vard : this mav he the home for ~·ou ~ A popul;1.r Montego Plan in Ha rbor V1e\\ Homes Sinl.!I<' story with 4 bdrms and family rm Lot~ of f!lass onto private nicely done yard. small but attr~5tive. Wh en vou et lbat over powering urge to run on the g rass. the community greenbe lt is nearby. A very good buy at only $234.900. See 1820 P ort Charles Place. Open Sl!n 1 to !'i. FANTASTIC VIEW On the front row in beautiful Irvine Terrace -a lovely Oriental Style home with spectacular action view. 4 Bdrms and family rm. Spacious enclosed yard with swimming pool. La vi sh interior use of stone and wood. Impressive without being ostentatious . $1 ,096.000 and worth it ! SUMBMIT TERMS C u s tomized 4 bdrm h o m e con veniently located in North Costa ~esa not far from South Coast Plaza. Rough sawn paneling. bar. formal dining a rea plus 1an eating area in the kitchen . Huge master suite -secluded. Pool and jacuzzi sol a r h eated a n d complet e l y private. Reduced to $158.500. Owner will help finance so s ubmit your terms. 1195 Boi se Way will be open Sat &. ~tm 1 to 5. ARE SALE f n the Bluffs. Ra r e Angelita end unit single story with 2 large bdrms and 2 baths . Interior has been d a m aged by fire. If you move quickly. you can spend insurance money to redecorate a s you wish. Choice location on widest greenbelt. Enclosed sun room. beam ceilings. l a r ge fireplace . Owner is in Oklahoma. Price has been reduced to $189.000. Do you hear opportunity knoc king? JASMINE CREEK Ou ts tanding locat ion on extra wide greenbelt. ft 1 Plan with 2 bdrms and 2 hath s + den. Nicely decora t l'd throu g h out in light ch ~erful colors Formal dining ar ea and an eating a rea m the kitchen. Front and rear e nclosed pa tios. E x t ens i ve privat e community recreation facilities Guarded gat e. $279.500 full price. Owne r wi ll fina nce with S65.000 down. WALK . TO BEACH Orean side of the hw~'. in Corona de ! Mar. Cozv little 2 bdrm home on full size R·2 'lot drastically reduced by out of town owner. Temporarily rented . Ple nty of room to build second unit. Lots of trees. HiJ?h · \"isahilit ~· locat ion . Now o n ly Si98.500! ANANCING PROBLEM? H ow abo ut a lease option ? Completely redone 2 bdrm. 2 bath condo ln the Westclirf area. New c arpets. drapes and kitch e n appliances. Adjoins beautiful pool and patio area. Also has enclose~ yard. Available for lease at $670 per mo. with option to purchase at $125,000. Immediate occ4pancy. ll 141 673-440.0 (J 11• '21·2121 HARBOR ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• IOOJ Ge•r• 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• HIWPO•T VISTA . ,, .. ~.~r~·,~l~1101 I &AIDEN HOME lk>tW\I hor~· 1-.1111 u l11nll' m3 500 lul m• .. 11 lt•1I 111 1-111 \I• • ~ 1 I 1 11 1 11 1 11 I •I, • .. • W1111J ~h1111th•1I hon'tl 'Ill 111·111hl"u h1101I ... llJll\11111 1ou1uh•" b \ 111wl•r111i,: •1< 1•.111 bu,.,,., ~ ''"' 11111t I 1n·1·' fiourmd k11e h1•1l .11h 1•11''t11 1111, .i 71 11n \ .111· ~edu<.lt•d 11:1110 ___ , · "ml ,1.,.' ho't' mu ''t'I' .u1t1• HlllHI\ ~1ul luu' fl\JlllV.1111 1.111 THE REAL; ES!ATERS j ~tf llft,&o~ed? SEA COVE PROPERTIES 751 -8282 ll11mt• ""'' l1u~1111·" 111 11111 t ll·1111 I lhl1 111 .! Hu \'llh U\l'I Ill • 111111!.j"ll ,) 1 II t ' J lllll ll\1•11 1'11111• 1--------I .. ,,,, \ ..... ltH ·•lllHI Op 1'"1\Ullll kn .. tk• IJll ••"" . .-tu IV·• \1.il.l• ) uur .ich 1•r11''"" loll.ir 1111 1 J rt ht·r · I "' 'uu1 hthtrlt'" 1•1 c•r.\ ll~,\ 111 lhl' l l,1-."111c1t w1·1to11 "I 1111 ' Cl{' "" 'I> .. 11 l' I t.12 :;.,-;11 "' ,, !!1 DRASTIC REDUCTION l.1d11 fines' bav + ocean view. 2 hr. 2 So';l<e model. sec bldg. sec._!" '/. 'j2!· boat dk. poss ~--n" U :5K. super 1n\'est. Bob & Dovie Koop. · VILLA SO. OF R.OtlEHCE IT ALY .-> l>r. 7 ba + maids wing. 12 ac . pri lake + wooded area.1 all ha nd crafted. Gorgeous .• Sell at $550K. Seller to carr st I'll Bob Ai Oovie Koop. IAYFtlONT 3 br. 3 ba. very lrg lot sandy ' br h . rm for 45 ft. boat. V>west priced waterfront home $435K wtS240K 11.4 int. Bob & Dovie. Koop. NEWPORT + UHITS 3 br. 2 ba. fr. Owner unit + 3-2 br. 2 ba. Vr. sha rp. $340K w S190 K assum a t 11'7.-. inc S21.300 yr Bob & Dovie Koop. LEASE W /OPTION TO IUY Sl0.000 op dn $170K. S96K 1st ass um at 13"4. 5 br. 3 ba. fr, dr, n ewly decor . Bob & Dovie Koop. ENTYT AIHH'S DRIAM M.I . All new design. open kit. din. f.r .. liv rm. Fab kit w/lsl bar. 3 br. 2 ba . Ivan Wells home. Bob or Dovie $285.000. LIDO IAYNOMT LEASE #7D 2 br. 2 ba. fab ocean & bay view Re mode led new. Sec pk· ing . Pool. poss boat dk . S1500t mo. Bob or Dovie Koop. 2IO PATIO HOME Clean . prof. decor .. pool + ten· nis in Irvine. Only $118.900. Patrick Tenore. FANTASTIC HOtlSI paOPHTY 1 acre covered with giant oak trees. 4 bdrm."""21h bath. view home w/pool. spa & secluded privacy . All for $227 .900. Norm & Kasey McKinley. JI UHITS '°51TIVI CASH A.OW 28 units by owner/broker. 8 .vears old. Adult bldg. $795.000. 9x g ross OWC w/29<7,-D.P . 1'orm & Kasey McKinley. P·E-R-F-E-C·T Great Mesa Verde location. ,great floor p l a n . g r eat ne ighborhood. great price. 4 bdrm. fam. rm .. Buccola home at a perfect price of $214.900. Call J ackie Ha ndle man. MESA VHDI CUSTOM Prime 5 bdrm. den + f am. rm. Delightful pa tio for entertain· ing. bra nd new carpeting thruout & u $160.000 assumable loan. Call .Jackie Handle man for upp't. FOltMH MOOll HOMI Choi('e HuntingtQn Seacliff ;1rt•a -near the beach & golf ('ourse. Ideal for young family. 3 bdrm + fa m. fr & ideally pri red at $169.500. Jack ie Hancilt,)man. L.AIM ASSUMAIU LOAM Terrific 4 bdrm home tn Mesa Ve rde. Hobby area. lots of lndt trees. move-in condition & in- teresting new llnancing availa· , ble. Call J ackie Handleman for details. • !:~ ....•..... !!~~ !!~ .......... !~~ ~::.~~.~ ........ ~4!'!!!!.~~~~ ......• ~c:'!:::.~~.~~ ...... . ·~.. I 002 COf"OM •t Mor I 022 Cor0M ., Mar I 022 OPEN SATUIDAY 1-5 ..IWPOIT Mii.MTS. 0~11 MUST SILL REDUCED $101000. New 4 Br horn w t fam rm. s pac ous kitchen. ctramatlc entry w/ctrc . staircase. Oetar hed ~arage w/s~p. bonus rm . perf e('l for in-laws or teenagers. 411 F.L MODENA NOW $285.000. BRING OFFERS! CALL TO SEE 673-9060 LIDO ISU. New listing. 2 Br & den. 3 baths. Perfection in every detail. $389.500. LIDO ISLE. Wide 55 · lot w / spacious 4 BR h o m e . In viting ram-kitc hen w 1 used brick frplc. $425,000. LIDO ISLE. Lowes t Lido price . Cha rming 2 BR wtdin rm. So. patio. Lo\Lely strada. $292.000. COSTA 1MISA CONDO. Pride o f ownership. 2 BR. 2 BA. nr. Or. Coast College. Tree top vista. Reduced to $96,000. HACH HOUSE. LAND VALUE! Small house w/guest qtrs .. nr. ocean & bay, c1hl j!arage. $150.000. D 4 v I D s 0 N a E A L T t r N C. )lib N ewpo11Blwd Nl3 673·9060 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1--------•I Prune location cl up lex OP ... HOUSI Owner will hl'lp with SUM l·S rmanclng. Open house. 1127 HbRIA S a t & Su n. I 5 509 (~ldenrod, 673-7511 Yww, Vl.w, View! Ocean view from J decks In Laguna He a c h . one y ea r n e w , e u s 1om amemt1es. Ioli. of wood. 3 Bdrm 2"'1 Ra $229.900 Call Magg ie Appl'I 152·1920 LIVI IM IEAUTIFUL COM Enjoy J pnv:ue beeches. ocean view. 3 bdrm home with sepurale family rm Besl price in urea Fee land Ooh S288.SOO t'.ill Alll'Ol (kcan l'uc1fH lt cJ I E '>IUll'. 17 11 li5~ lfilli llLIEYI IT! $215.000 Qnneo Hi1Chl:mdi1 3 Hd. den. p remium lot . i \82.000 in Jssuma bit• loun:. J.'~e land. pit beech access On,.,. IH tilfl Rot·kford Rd . lfll'll c J I I I) J r r t• I I P ,1 ., h t.31 12lt4.i Own1 AKl OLlH'OllONA [)El. \1 \II SOUTll <H' lll<:ttW \ '\ l'h.irm111~ w1·ll 111,1111 lalllt:d J Br 2 llJ l11111w j QUAIL A.. .. ~~s~. --------1 on a l'orner 1111 11\ l'l'l•10~ --------I 111K llc1111n1,1 I' ark 10,... TII l :H P.M.I PRICE SLASHED on:." \'I ~:w 1h1:. wcl'kl•nd 1o r la!>.l l~~~~~~~~·I ~all' Owner wanl'> 10 sl.'11 :! blk':> l rurn WIJll'I' l'.llll \ a p<111u v. 211t.I ~ldt10 111 rt· Jr View dl'<:k. 2 frpk~ 111 d utl1n!;: ont• 10 m :)I r Bdrm l!Ulte I( 2 w r1111111 \U hu1 Id \ssumJ bk l11J I\ "11h balanl't' JUST LISTEO f111rd lO find w .. BAY AVE. Charming 3 bdrm + ramily rm residence Private mas te r su1t l' w1retreat & s undl'ck Secluded lush pallO + 2 Br rental unit '. $375.000'. lalboo lay.Prop. Reotton •675-7060• OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1·5 :-.lewport C r e'>I 3 bedroom. 2·'• ba1h lu11ll11 Vaulted ce1l111gs. retreat off ma s ter bed room now Subm1l uffcr!> on 1h1!>. prim<· Cd:'tl homtt & upartment -&21 FernleJI S33!!.900 o~n Sal Sun I s Ju· \on Oora11. \!(cot 1151 !1522 '~CREATIVE PORTFOLIO PROPERTIES INC WA."lTACTION" Class1fcd Ads 6-12 :i1;-;11 Open Hs~ Sun 1-5 123 Bt-:(;()!'11 \ \\ 111dJJ mnwr Pt 11pcr1 It'• 675-3317 .... Tradl· \t>Ur ohJ ~1ull l11r 11 t:" ~II tHI I l'' V. 1 l h .1 L'la:.!»1l1t1cl ;1d Ii i<! ~liiK * CAMEO SHORES * -------------,._.11111111_..s""'•-:'liear pool & te11111:. MEW EXCLUSIVE LISTING UMIQUI IM IA YC•HT -4 bdrm. single story. s pacious. just refurbished, 11 o/r loan. $275,000. See Marian Reedy at 2306 Francisco. UNIQUE IN HARBOR VIEW HILLS New. views~ 3 bdrm. pool, spa, fee land . $415,000. See Bert Reedy at 1507 Seacrest Dr. UMlqul-AT lMI MB.UI .... -New 4 bdrm. views. 1.3 a cres. only $260,000. See Laraine Shaw at ~ Wild View Te rrace. UMIQUI IM OLD COIOHA DIL MAI - Shingled duplex. 2 1 bdrm -1 ba units. both immac .. cute>See Kathie Shields at 601 Iris , bring $229,000. UMl9U1 IN OLD CORONA DIL MAI - New duplex. view. secluded. 3 and 2 bdrms . $485,000. See Jacqueline P e arson at 2600 Bayside. UNIQUE IM THI IACI IAY - Immaculate, 4 bdrm~. billiard room, RV area. $315,000. See Natalie Fogarty at 376 E. 22nd. N.B. UMtqut IM OLD COIONA DB. MAI -2 bdrm plus income unit. Newer construction, older charm. $335,000. See Barbara Hutchings at 608 Marguerite. UMlqul IN IAYCllST -6 rms, pool spa and views. Exciting, ~.000. See Mary Wold at 2033 Santiago Drive. UMICj)UI IM IEASTILUPF -Lusk 4 bdrm. lge lot. paddle tennis. nr. park. high school, $232,000. See Pat Merry at 2632 Basswood. UH19UI IN THI ILUFFS -3 bdrm townhome. beams. deck amt assume hi-bal loan. $159,900. See Nancy Laux a t 2323 Eastbluff. UHICj)UI 1M OLD HAllOI YllW MILLS - 4 bdrm, den. sep. wing living, view a nd pool. S495,000. See Rose mary Farrar at 2807 Ebbtide . UMICj)UI '" OLD COIOMA -MAI -2 bdrm. 21h ba, cozy loft. with patios. decks. etc. $337,000. See Sara Marvin at 502 Acacia. UMIQUI IM MIWPOIT TmlACI -2 bdrm townhome, e nd unit. adorable at $115.900. See Rita Boland at 19 Sand Dollar. UMtqul tM OLD COIC*A DB. MA.I - Ch armJng duplex, 2 +den -2 +den. brick fplc, So. of Hwy. 1254.000. See Binnie Dixon at 707 Acacia. UMIQUI IM PiMtMIULA POINT - C h arming 4 Bdrm, steps from ocean . sundeck. great fin•ncln1. $300.000. See Marilyn Hodges at 2029 Miramar. I UMlqul .. MIWPOn H99Hfl -3 Bdrm ranch style. country kitchen, pool, great financing. 1289.500. See JoAnne Perkins at 538 Redlands. U~NJUf li()Ml:i REALTORS,675-6000 1441 laet Cout Hlthway. Cofou del Nar • WE HAVf •I OF THE BUT USTINGI IN TOWN court:. ::J B.iruna Court $181.500 675-1771 2000 WEST BALBOA NEWPORT BE.\(;11 420KIMGSRD lWPORf--"-- :.>00 sq. rt 4 Bdrm pool. fixer Assume S175.000 at E11ceflettt l t>.droom. poot. view! $375,000 ly cappoitttment only-Hurry! * RICH REAL TY * The Comeo ShorH RHidetttiol Specialists 760-0621 76$-0510 10a..<,;. with $70,000 down ----------------OWC ba lance. As k111g S3SO.OOO. ~-1514 *VETS* Use your EIJgib1l.Jl)' NOW .LOW ON & LOW INT. RAT~S LET US SHOW YOt; HOW TO QUALIFY TaMc to Red Carpet WE LISTEN! • RED CARPET ' 754-1202 146oa l"-d I 006 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IDEAL FAMILY HOME: 2 story, 3 bdrm and guest quarters Larae patio. S355.000. LOU IRECHTB. & Auoc.. 675-3331 Open 1·5 1101 Balboa CHAIMIHG 2 STORY + MODERN APT. macnab I irvine realty A SUBSIDIARY OF THE IRVINE COMPANY J ASMINE CRfft<-GOOO IUY Plan 2 2 bed roo m & den . tastefullv decorated in earthtones. private yard with spa One of the most reasonably priced properties and seller. will assist with financing . 11.AMD MEW DUPUX RIDUCED TO $315,000 Outs tand i ng ow n er 's unit. 3 Bedroom. 3 ba th. wood vaulted ceilings. French door s. fireplace PLUS 2 bedroom. 2 bath rear apt. Paned windows. vaulted ceilings. pd vate d eck w/ mini view. Please s ubmit all offers. Owner will assist with financing. HOUY MARKAS, I.GT, 644-6200 752-1414 551-1700 (O""pu\ V~I ey (enl~ Woocibtodqe (en•"' 642-IUS 644-6200 '101 Dover O.·ve Horbot Voew (eNe< on Comer, 1 blk to bey. 3 blks to vie. I& LR. w '2 s ty ceiling. brick r.rptc. 2Br.1 .. --------------... l~Ba. s ep d in rm. rorced air. dbl' gar + charming apt. S375 mo.. w bltns. Dani s h J.rp l c . FABUL OUS AS · SUMABLE FINANCING & owe 2ND. SAVE Sl.OOO's ON INT & LOAN COSTS. S390.<tlo. Area's best. • R ... IREALTY (2131 434-0901 BY OWNER ~ Emerald. 3 Br +2 Br apt + guesl rm & Ba. $435.000. Owner will carry at 12%. 6i5-2975 OPEN DAILY l·SP.M. New ~ bedroom home $485.000. 216 RMby On water 4 bedroom Sl.100,000 I Collhtt Isle Call 673·6900 for details WATERfAONT HOMES REAL ESTATE 631-1400 ..... P ....... 1007 • •••••••••••••••••••••• IEACH & OCEAN VllW N~ Sbr. Jba .. ll3 F.a~t Balboa Bl vd Eas)' Term s! 527 5.000. 1·879-~l Capl1.,_ IHch I 011 • •••••••••••••••••••••• Modern wood & glass home, 3 bdrm. 2f ba. ajlent. 661-1161. C:.-*'M• IOJJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 -~ ,!·~~~~~ I -H.I . IACK IAY. 4 Bdrm + bonus room. 3 baths . 2 fireplaces. new carpeting . Lovely pool. Large lot on cul-de-sac stree t. La rge assumable loan. Newly offered a t $195.000. -IRIATHTAKING VIEW!!! Choice Corona del Ma r location. Newly remodeled home with stained glass entry. 4 Bdrms . huge family room & formal dining. Only $365.000 -HIW ASSUMAILE LOAM. Charming 2 bdrm beach condo with double car garage. End unit Single s tor y Offered at $88.900. -CHOICE VIEW NOPHTY. Corona de ! Mar location. Lovely 3 bdrm. 2 bath custom home. Has formal dining room. large fa mily room and cou rt yard entr~'. F.xclusively offered $288.500. -SPACIOUS CDM COMDO . Elegantly appointed . 3 Bdrm. 3 bath in great location. Close to shopping. schools & Fashion Isla nd. Formal dining room. family room with wet bar. Fee land. Offered a t $215.000. I -DRAMATIC 2 $TORY. Gorgeous c ondo with g ua rded ga tes . Professionally decorated 3 bdrm. 3 baths. formal dining room a nd huge family room. Walk to pools and tennis courts. Home wrapped by patios. lighted s pa. BBQ & fire rin j? . Entertainer 's delight. Offered at $325 .000. -ILUPFS llAUTY. ONLY $148.500. C h oice e nd unit overlookin g beautiful greenbelt. Best location In The Bluffs. 3 bdrm. 2 baths. Won 't last! I \ B r • --f T•X 1un• I 'IJ 11 111r l~l hU\ 1111• • '"' 'tlnmf fuplr' J l , :1 I' 1l1.1 I H•l 1111 i .. uu I .:. t•.1\h ~ ' •I \ 111 1111 ..:.1 .. 11 Ill :! 1.1111 111 """ 11111. I l'JI 1:a1 ,_..:,· •' ,, '\\"" ., .... ' ... II t•J" t t ( 1 ~ f "1 l I l l I '-I l f INTERESTING LISTINGS ~~r; EllUTWI·: I UI\ • \11•11 3 Ha . piu•I lJhUluu~ \I\'" :-.1!1."1 1~10 lc•j..,l'f1,,ld .')():! \I \I 'I \ .! BH ~ t'l'lrt'.tt :! H.1 11111\ ;1l'l'Jr"11ld :00.:1.11 IH~) . 1)1'1':;.lll\H...,F ...,\r SI' l ~ICl f f-1( ~fS F •r lurth.:r 1111urm.J l11111 111111 .1t1 :O.J rJ \I.in 111 .. ::, .'Milil! or tii5 1.i•IO $1J3,9UO ,.. . ,... ' '·- _)" lJ - WI ), I t OPEN HSE I 0°6 ' . I-·-=..::. -~·-.::.:... -~ - 1026 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WMIWATEIVU DA.-A ILUllFS Rare 2·story Condo with 3 bdrms. 21\l b~. tennis. pool & spa. Unobstructed VU of OCEf\N, Manna & city lights . Fabulous master suite w deck . s;!.15,000 - WATERFRONT HOMES REAL ESTATE 631-1400 1~ I \J\·~J \ .:rde E'iceultl'e. ~-~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ Ilk :ma illntnJ? room. DPLX-SUPER SHAPE IJtnth room l'ounln Owner occupied 18 yrs k tll hl.'11 .\ lnl mo\ e.1;, S135.000 t·ond1t11111 S225.U00 Open _4_93_·9_38_1._4_93·~6i __ ---------•I lli1u::.e Sun I 5. 1813 OPEHHOUSE 32802 SHU•SIDE DR. JASMINE CREEK t >note Ur C \I SUPER I st IUY L'lcJn 2 Bd. 11, Bu condo. 1-;nd unll •>n a quiet grl*nbell Sparkling pool & i.pa. Ai.i.ume FHA IO<tn Call Craig or Jerr. 631,1266 REALTORS No down. swimming pool home $89.900. blt·lns. i!U•illllll!> .\: ll 11 .. ·~~LI ll 111 :1 H""l 1)~11 '•':>loll Any lime t ""tt>hirt Pr. •I lilllq MODEL SEA WIMD Highly upgrad ed Seawind. 4 bdrms. 3 ba. huge comer lot. $162.500 R.E. Professionals 963-8377. Call Joe Agent 963· 7649 or .... __..~ 96.'.J.67~ ---~ 1042 WALi< TO IEACH ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2Br, 2Ba. upgraded <:on do. almost new. verv-WATERFROKrWITH very nice. pool. jacuzzi. POOL & SLIP ti:n nts . volle y ball. clbh~e. sec gate. mui.l see to believe S126.SOO. A!>sumc Is l $66,000 al 9:1 ,r~ Owner will con sider 2nd TD Open house Seaspr ar y 21372 Brookhurst 723 968·84 IO. Beautiful Christiana Ba 1 with indoor pool and l'.~ pans1ve view. Perfect for en1erla in111g in this J bdrm. formal dining rm home with patio and boat doc k Owner w ill lease opt ion a nd ex- IY OWNER change $750.000 HovHtforS. *LAKEFROMT* Woodbridge Covington. this 2 BR 2 Ba enter tamers deltghl tncludes a huge wooden deck over the lake. atrium. hot tub with decking. coz) brirk fireplace. l:t parkl111g & aaq k t1 l·hen. plu~h earthtone c·arpels . pool. jacuzzi. I cnnis courts $22A,SOO. Call no" 953-0300 ~rbert Howkins R.E. OPEN HOUSE 75 Lakeshore, Irv. S:il Sun 12 5 BY OWNER 4 "lra lrR Bdrm~. 3 Ba :! slory, Ir~ ~ ;ird. t'l'lnl'nt palt0, land1tt•Jpetl 'ClrJ storage. upgraded W:ilk to school!> De~pcrale must :.e l'' ~1-1 2.500 552 1490 , Owner ransferred -~ \le:-..i D:i l \IJr. :ibl;I. tam rm den iilf.""l i. bl o('f( fo tcn111::.. Te\\' ink le I' ark llnl ~ Sl2-1 .900 l'Jll ~i 1.zr; Bkr Sat Sun 12·5 lg ram rm 21681 Sea Side HOMl~ 3Br. 2Ba. 2 frplc:.. pool. -WATI:.RFRONT -r:n-!168·0991. 896 1533 • . REAL ESTATlt HEW I :J bJrm. 1 IC\\. :s:.!0!1.1100 t)pt•n hou~e. ~JI Sun I " \1>1>l I rom Gatt: L1nclJ f-'t.'rl!U'>011, 75!1 U31i3 Ill + CJ• onus roofft, dinlnCJ raom, 21/2 ba, family room, ~bar, fplc. 3 car 9aro9e. View lot. Wfftland Realty, -IY OWMER • 6~1-1400 OH THE MARKET DE,RfllELD PATIO u t T1 .. 0 ( l- E • J • n I -.. • I I . SPYGLASS HILL \'11?\\ ;.olar pool J3c l "u:.t un I eatures \ ;icanl·prtnc1µals only. Term~·O\\ nl'r 6-14 ·21:!0 ~lat,:ntlCl'rll ncw Spanish \'ilia with ,,pectacul,tr 11ews i;)cJO :-.q fl + 800 "'I fl t•f d t>ck111 g T o1ul µn\i.ll'~ wnh JUtomallC' gates & securrt~ ::.ystem 3 bdrs. pool. J s pas . s auna aquarium. lrg dark rm & hobb1 rm E\ lens a\·e u:.e of imported hand patnled llle & patio llle & custom leaded 11l ai.~ windows Soldr :.~stem l\e~ to pnvate beJc h,.,, \ll111 1 n1n ~ th<lrm 'll"" homt• \\ tth pu11I J I Jtl l11 1·rt•.tll' lar.:e.:.l eslJtc fnr salt• 1n lh~ ,Jr('0.000 •ii5 3111}3 "kncb . t;i\l-!lti07 Cl l''> DUPLEX l + I i:;,l·ellent income Top CcL\! lol'ation 5285.000 PAUL MARTIN ~EAL ESTATE 644-7383 STARRY MIGHTS TW1HKLIHG LIGHTS \S[) Be.iu11ful h1ghl) upgraded 5 bdrm homl! ~inken II\ mg room With l'otlh ccthlll!~ & frplc \1,11\) cus tom features Lncomprom1stnl( \lew of mtn!> can~on-. & CllY hJ?hh S.'>Ji .500 <:all to la' 'li'l .;:r;o ALLSTATE REALTORS Costa Mesa 1024 ........•.••........... NEW CONDOS .!&3 BEDR00:\1S ~larttn~ tH SIOl.000 On \'1ctona bl" 11 '.\iewport & Harbor Blvtl. 549.3559 Eves 646-6093 t.\l:REL P t. i mos. new lwnhm 3 br. 212 ba. haghl~ upgraded corner unit .\ 'C. steps lo pool. Sl-19.500 Ownr. 631-6030 BT«o 496-3774 1032 1----------······· ............... . 3 +SPA EAST SIDE Lol'ely 3 Bdrm. large ~ard. enclosed patio. built ans Cul de sac. quiet loca11on Only 8125.900. l'all 645·9161 .. :i; OPfN HOUSE .1 REAL TY ~ a;U-8440 OPEN SAT(SUM 12-4 2419 A VE LllRE QUlB'T CUL-DE·SAC 3 •-~!!!~!!!~!!!!!!~ bdrm. tile entry . up graded carpel, din rm. MESA VERDE OH GOLF COURSE 3 lMrm 2' ~ bath custom home pr11 ale court~ ard cnlr~. large lot. 3 pauos. ell!C tronic securil}' ~yi.lem. smoke and fire alarms. wood paneled dt·n. VanLuil wall cover- 111g:.. custom hardwood parquet and Italian tiled fl oors. numerous other ame1111 ics An outstand· 1ng home S350.000. 3BEDROOM Double garage. 60x120' lol Quiel location. but dosc to s hopping. New roof. copper plumbing. hardwood floors. plaster "alb. good cond11ion. 5110.000 with an assuma- ble loan skylight in ram rm. levelors. central air. bar Sl38.900. tt.lltif9• leach I 040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6HDROOMS Neat & clean & only 2112 miles from the surf. Full price only $113.000. Park Place Inc. 842·7461 WALK TO CiOLF COURSE Nice 3 bdrm. 1:\1• ba. with large yard. Only short walk to ~1eadow Lark Goll Counie. Full price Sll.3.750. Park Place Inc. 842·7461 SEA.SPRAY COND02 Br. 4B r . 2 Ba . 1 98 11 Gloucester 968 0991 . 896-1533 POOL. Large 5Br. 38a. Prime location. near beach. $169,500. 536-7090 Bkr. OCEAN CLOSE! Sl 10,000 ... 3 Bdrm, frplc. patio. lge yard with room for pool, too! Just Usted! 963-8182 BY OWNER, 400 plan Cal Classic By The Sea, 4br, 2sty, 21"2ba. liv rm. din rm, lam rm, highly up· gra d e d . $172 .500 Consider l sty in trade. W. HB. Open house Sat. & Sun. 12·5. Seller can help finance . 552 Ridgebury Dr .. H.B. 84~0326 Must Sell this weekend. FA.M/IONUS RMS 4 br. 3 ba, pride in ownership neighborhood. Don't miss this one. Roy McCardM, Rltr 548-7729 Exquisite upgrades In· elude levelors, mirrors. r-~44:.1 wallpapers. micro·wv, '-"' .. PACIFIC CREST VILLAS :";c" I~ unit condo pro- )l'ct tor sale Open house S:Jt & Sun 12·5 700 W. \'1c1or1a St 642·1430 or 7i0·55i!I ---- -------1 TRIPLEX ILSHD> 5128.500 C11~la :\t esu. rentals lnoorash co1tmedpabect. 3r~1 . 1 -j21 r, vau am ce1 . Tr 1 Ii • i n g s . J u s t I i s t e d ---------~'--==:::..;;..- Sl.26,SOO .. Call for appl. Open HouseSun.1·5 Ninra Jarvis 642-8850. 6541 Shenlyn John Coombe Realtor. Super HB area. lo,·el} MO 9UALIFYIMG Landmark's largest SBr. w /pool & s pa. 8341 Hurstwell Dr. Sl99.SOO. Owner I Agent. 968·0838 . Sll .700 ~ r . Expenses REDUCED SZ.563 } r. Owner will Jbdrm home with a tc. Deco r alor per fec t . Be a ul lfu I y rd w illl gazebo. Just reduced to 8125.900. Assuma bte loan. Bet~. Real ty World . "46-5531 or 846-2629. help fi nance w 'S45.000 ()pen Hse Sun 1·4 dn . .\.ssume loan. &362 Castillan· Dr Joan Liv•ly Reoltor Elegidi ~ Br 3 Ba !HZ &i99 w tfamily, formal dlning. ------It b uae patio rooms -o w:-.:E R LE .\VING Ch oice are~. Now GOOD LOCATIO .. Nice 4 bdrm. with large ramily room ne11r Hunt· ineton Center and Frwy access . F ull price lll9,MIO. E·SIDE DUPLEX :iT.\TE H & F Spa. 3 Sl65.000. Must sell! A(I.. Two 3 Ir. Units bdrm. R\' access. 1114 -----------I Park Place lne. 842·7461 SI 42,500 \'ullcy Cir cle . Broker . ""-"' . ~2 1118. '162·6365 o.e.r.:..., , .. 1026 FULLER REAL TY ..... 546-0814 Jl'Sr L ISTE'D. quiet k:a!>ts 1de a cross from p.irk .i BR 2 Ba, new curpell>. Devan & Co <.\l' J11wn, 11', h nallC'tng S u p"r l Br 2 ' HJ t"nt-i-e 91Gih 1;.i2 03-!6. 11i 3 l:l:.'li UV llW~F.R :JBr. 21 zBa Ct10\lt> . .: c.1r ullach~<:I it:1r~1!ole +many l'lrui. 12.U~XI 1.142-8325 ~2-t1368 v WNER ~1 UST SELL E.i :-t :.1de duplex . ~1 35 000 S ubmit all terms. By agent. 642-5062 or6i3·1182 ~EY.,POPT ... EIGt-'TS AREA NEW CONDOS FOR SALE 134 Ogle StrHt, Cotta M9sa }Ir Giid Zl/2 h 1114-1915 ..... ft. OPIH SAT. & SUH. f·S ,... T t·• . ·~ IMVISTOltS 2 dtluX• duplexes In Dana Point. Ftret>licel and balconys. Seller will assist In financing. S165,000 each. " DAMA POINT HOMI ' bedroom. 2~ bath, sweepin1 ~~-'Vtew from living room and bedroom. WoOd-sldlng and shake root. SUbrolt terms. $195,000. WA.TERFROMT CONDO W /IOA. T DOCIC Big 3 Bdrm . o nl y $295,900. A very good buy! OPENSAT/SUN 1-5PM 3613 WINDSPUN scon JtEALTY Sl6·75ll 1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IHVERMESS Posh executive ex · cellen ce! Turllerock Glen patio home-Inver· ness Model Premium lot. Gorgeous view. Lush landscaping Drama ltc fi replace. conversation pil. skylighl and more~ 4 HOMES We have two 3 bdrm. ~ ba. free-standing homes Sl~.sooeach RA..-CHO SAHJOAQUIH 2 bdrm. 2 ba. Presl1ge area with views . $147 .500 each UMIVHSITY PARK Greenbelt location 3 bdrm. 211'.1 ba Central air End unit. $137 .500 WA.SHINGTOM MODEL 3 bdrm 3 ba. den. and family room Sl72,500 These ar e office e)( clus1ves Please call for a ppoantment 552-1800 BR + family room Just fJ $330,000. Call now for private pr eview 752· 1700. ,.., )]< OPl•••ll9 · ')";•1·-.r1 ·, f lO \X'O ~ ounlry [~lfilltll i~~~~Q~[~·'~L~r~l)~Q~l.,,~· ~11 WOODIRIDGE LA.KEFROKr Spectacular view. A/C. 2 Br, 2 Ba, library. Enjoy Woodbridge wa y o f life/sailing, canoeing & C.A. activities. Ask for Lynn or Carol Noah 559-5164 2 Id Patio Home Clean, prof decor. pool + tennis, only $118.900. Patrick Tenore 631-1266 Agt. * *JUST LISTED! Hard lo find Briarwood rmdel in beaulirul Wood· bridge Broadmoor .i beautiful Bdrm in over 2000 sq ft. Compare the value at $179,900 1s2-2211 I ( rJ. ._ )""•dbrldQ• • Realrg TURTLEROCK GLEN 551·3000 Large single level 4 I •9208arranu l'k"'·''"lnt• bedroom, designed for family living and enter talning. Fireplace in both living and family room. Spectacular foun· tain and fish ponds in central atri um Lux urious ma s t er bath. Professionall y decoral· ed and landscaped Amenities galore for the most discriminating. Open House Sat1Sun 1·5 19Sycamore Creek. Glen Hellwarth. 559.9400 REALTORS ••3000 SQ FT Jn Irvine for t:NDEH S200.000 Almost com pletely new from top to bottom. This massive S bedroom 3 bath home merits your per~onal tn· speclion. w~,,dhrldgc RealtlJ 55 I ·3000 4920 Bun nu Pk"~. &n ·lnl' ••ON THE LAKE One or Irvine's most pre· ---------•I stigious residences. OP9f su.-DAY 1·5 W 0 0 D B R I D G E Sl Rocky Knoll CROSSING 'S largest Turtlerock Vista. 3 BR rrodel. The · Easton". 2 3BR.FamRm,&den. b l ks to s hopping & f1exlble financing w as· cinema. Call for your sum1ble loan. personal inspection. .......... .......,... .. 760-0914 Spectacular Vw. Penthse Condo, over Rancho San Joaquin Oolr Course. 4 Bdrm. townh o m o. Ptiv.ll&ht,alry,2br,den Smo'ketree, pool, s pa. 2ba. mu.IUple upgrades. tennis. park. 1127.900. l211SK,owner752"6439 · 731-'7848 . ---------Woodbrld. 4 bdrm. 3 ba. WOODBRDGE IRV PAC family rm, 3 car garage. Prescott By Laloon 5Br HI & h I y u p a r a d e d . By owner 12•M 552-4666 Ownr /All 5"·5687. BY OWNER COLONY : 3 WOODBRIDGE CONDO, Br. J Ba, formaf dlntn1. 2 BR 1 BA. end unit air. Prime cond. tnd loc. w /lnd1cped patio, up· .... Principals only. aradea. auu.mab&e lal ll W.OC74. MZ.000. -..900. 551·5102. Sunday, August 17 1980 OPEN HOUSE 1-5 lJ·Sage. m Woodbndge. J Br. 11, Ba. \'1llager t•on do. :icross from l:l1rds1111~ Park nr W Y .ill' Loop & Birdsong. S105.llOO ~lat·Arthur Group ~5· 1188. 752·8492 EXQUISITE home 111 Orange Trl'l' :! hdrm. 2 ba. Fabulou, pat to with µn 1 ale .. µ,1 I>ci:oralcd tu the :>.:th degree J nd :i pnm1• lm·a 111111 Ct•111r:ilh .11r c·on. tro p rc·a I atrium. sla1ned ~lu:.:. window::. and parquel floors Assuma bit• loJn S155,000 don osen r~altors 1213 ~ COAST HWY LAG t;N A B EAl'll 497-4848 INVESTORS Steal this 1mmac lwnhse 1n t h e lake s al Northwood ror thousands below market lbr. Iha loft. w pr"· pat io on lake~ Cl!nlral air. tennis. pool. & jac Perfet•t Cond onl~ 6 mos old .\s s um Sil.500 :i l 11 . S92.990 0\\ nt•r 111 J 1 r a r r y :-.; l' l' tis q u I l' k' e:.cro"' 838 li2fi e RANCH REALTY 5!>1 2000 TOWNHOUSE IN THE LAKES 'l..1J!1Hl lt'l'ttl :! litlrm I ' · ka wwnhurnt· n1m pkl l' I} uµgrJdt·ol 1hr11uul ltle;ilJ\ h1t Jt1·d 11 1t h n 11n pl('lt• pn1·at') \\'I II\ l'111,t• µroi.11n11' 10 pool '"a :-.aun.i t 1·n111... \'kin~ SI Ill .\tlO OJJl'tt llr1u\c Sat '\utt 12 ~ =i LJkepint·, e RANC H REALTY 551 2000 ~ POOL & SPA ... Ill Tht• H.11H'h ('hllrll) lrlJ.! I llr · I-' ll 111 Jll 1·\ n ·lll•nt Im ,, I io n I' rt d1• 111 11"'11l'l'!>hlp \,~UlltJltl\• loan \11x111u~ '>t•llc•t' .Ju.,t f'\•thH'l'd Ill lli:l 'Kill HAWAII ,S ( )UlMJtl(ltllg hr.111tl Ill'\\ .! hr t·ond11 ... lo1·J 1<•tl t 1 i:ltt on gull 1·11ur ... \' "nh 111·11 I 11'1!. I It'\\ Ill Ill t'.111 s2u:, 111111 ~ 1 x.1 111111 ~1~}.m11 TURTLEROCK BEAUTY lh .1rrut11 I BH on 1111' ... trcel l!.ttlt tlt•lt)!ltttul 'I'·' Jnd r,•d\\oUtl 1lt-H.tn)! C.:ntral ,11r .ind plu ... lt pl u ... t. 1.ttjH'lllll. l)\1t :!.)(•1 "I It 111 1h1 ... m11 ... t !.lc:iu:.1 hie· huni. SJ.jt1 1 "'tJ NORTHWOOD Prote-. ... 11mu lh fl1·1·11rat ~1 · \II lht• up)!rJdl''> .\. ,1mc111t1e" 1 uu 111uld ill• :.in· lk lu.)(t• tnlt•n·om. plu.,h l arpl•lln)! & tk ... 11tnJr l!.<1ll1rn 1>l'r~ 111 the beaultlul I hclrm. f.1mil~ r m lo rm a l d1n111 g )!r.scmu ... h11111l' \ppr·o, 2f)()(J "'I tt \II lh1'> l•ir $211! . .'>00 ~ Woodbndge, 2Br rnndu ~ 000 As.,uma ble Ii.I owner will t arr~ l.1r~e 2nd Open lll1U:.t· s at & Sun u .... m:r 559 !:!Iii Turtlerol'k <;Im 1;.1rdcn llome . I J rk!> µu r 11 model 3 HH 2 Bd FH parquel flour.., ru:.111m ilel·or hcJUI 1·111 ti pal 111 loJdetl "' ru ... 1 h•,it url'" ()" n c r h k r !l.i5 Uli0:1 '$35 3.S35 a ... k tor -.:1t•k \'rat·rn Designer's own home. Stunning 2 Bdr ms & de n with one of Irvi ne's best views . A ma sterpiece ~ $275.000 OPEN 1-4 10 SWEETWATER CTum at Sycamore Creek I ~Nll ilt l~ ~'/'~ ) ~~\1f 1( 111,ll f \ 1o;r 600 New pc.rt Cont er Drive • 640 6500 RCTaylorCo 640-9900 RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN "San Joaquin" model 2 berlrooms plus den study. Qualit ~· neutral tan c a r pets a n d d r a p e s . \-1 i r ro r ed doors. F<tbulous golf course view. 2 private patios. Askin~ 5179.500. Penthouse ''San ~l ateo " m()(kl. 2 bedroom unit overlo<'kine J?o lf course and night li g ht \'tew . Upgraded. Community pool. tennis. $178.000. NORTHWOOD Year and a half new 3 bedroom. 21 ~ bath single family detached home. Many up~rad es . 3 car ~araf!e . Owner will consider contract with 20'7r down. S169.500. WILLOWS 3 bedroom home in great family area. Privacy. RV access. Good terms . Try contract o f sale. Asking $125.000. DAILY PILOT O."'i don osen rc"ltur,., 1:m N CUAST llWV l..\CW:'-JA BE:\l'll cl\17·~48 VIEW! VIEW! VIEW! Hrealhtaking view of the Pac dtl' f ru m San Cle me nte Is land 10 Holl\ wood Hills from this immaculate 3 Bdrm. den. lam1ly room home Amid 1owerrng pines Ht·Jmed ccahngs. com 1>l c tel~ r edel'Orfill"d 'i!J!,l .iOU don osen real tors t:!l:I ~ l'OAST llWY l..\(;L :"\,\BEACH ~97 . .ig.ag :1hr h!>e . So Lai.tuna IKll dt"g o Cedfl v u .~l!l k .llOll 15'· dwn x.tO lol ll WEEKENDER 1 t 111u 1wed " ~pot dose lo lttt· :\larttta this Dana I '111111 1luplex ma~ hl· thc .111-.wt·r :\I am untl has ~ l~lrm:.. hl'Jmed c•t•thngs I II l'IJL1cl' Jnd l't1t'l11:-.e1I pat to u~e the l">t~ 1 Bdrm u1111 "" full ktl & hJ t h .1, J wcekl'ntl 1ctn•at .\ll lh1~ plu~ t·a::.~ .H' e,., tu the \lann;.i fur 11111~ :)111.000 full prtl'e \ll~SIO;o.l Hl::ALTY •IX.') S C'>l 11 .... ~ Laguna 17 141 494-0731 FANTASTIC OCEAN VIEW 1 Bdrm. 2 ba. hu!!e den. 2 lrp k lo ' cl ~ yard <;l23 .. ">00 \t 01·eJn Sparkling I bdrm Jill. pool. special amcntl lP~. cl garage, µn1at e ... 1cps lo beach Owner will help fmance Jl II', Submtl SJ.l-0.000. :! Bel rm. 2 ha condo l/utcl area . µoul. Jacuzzi. dubhouse. frplc. washer. tin t•r . rcfri g. Owner will Itelµ llnance SIZS.000 Peg :\lien Rllr -l94-i578 BY OWNER lmmac -tBr w fa m rm. lg 1d. unobstructed ocn & can~ on views. $289,000, Great terms -194·1216 Soph1s11caled ocn view l111ls1de home 01 ertook· tnJ! La~una lkh Co 11 rd 1n .il1ng l'US tom t•Jrpl.'llng. drnpene!> & \\Jll CO\'Cnngs. 3Br. 2Ba, 1mmal·ulate cond1tton. Prml'1pab onl~ Sl89.000. lh "" ner fi.J0·-1890 dys . 1:).l .~IOe1c!> "'knds FOH SALE BY OWNER Luxunous North Laguna home 2 blocks to beach. Trad1t1on a l Monlerey Spanish style. Upstairs oce:m \'iew. 3500 s q fl. 4bdrm. -Iba . den, formal dtn rm. hv rm. lrg fam rm. breakfast area. wet bar. 2 frplc. beautiful c·ourt)ard entry . lrg palto, l:t pac1ous cedar c loset s . 2 ca r gar SJ.I0.000 Will consider t•arr~ back Open House. Sat & Sun. Aug 16 & 17. 10am·4pm. 326 Magnolia ~!:ll (16.S!! \:.uma ble IO', loan on soph1st1 cated Ocean Vv. I hlb1de home O\erlook mg Lagun.1 Rl·h l'urd1nat1n g cu s tom t•r1>l'lmg. tlra pen es & wit t'O\Crtll~l> 3br. 2 ha, 1m- .1t·ul,11c t<1m.l l1ri1w1pals 11111 .1 SIS !l.000 BY nW~EH day.; ll-t0·48!lO. t'' <'!> & wknds ~W·8810 OPEN IM SHORES IY APn! Outstanding Villa only 2 ~t-ars old. 2 Bedrooms p lus ~lud~. 2 bath~. ttourmt'l kitchen. pool size lot Room for ex· pansion. SS0.000 down and owner will carry the balance Pri \'ate area with pool, tennis and beach. Super buy. won '1 last S250.000 MA.G.-IFICENT COUNTRY ESTATE Pnme prh·ate locution, OC<'an view on one acre sate Beuutiful custom country English sµr · rounded by lush gr(junds. pool and spa. s Bdrm. 411 baths. $875,000. uo.ooo oow.- Terms ! Term ! G r eat walk to bea c h Remodeled charmer! Two bedrooms. garage, fresh landscaping. high ~lllnas. s hows great Hur '! 155 000. 4ft·IUllJI ... _.,__...,. .... ........ I SUnoay A!:IQU•t 17, 1980 ......._hf' S. I MMet,.,. S. ....... , For S. Hou.H For S• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . ...................... ........ ~.~ ••••••. ~:.~~ ••.•.... ~1:'~~~-~~~ ..• ~!~.~ ~~~.~~ ... ~!~.~ ~~~~-~~~---~~~.~ ~:!~ ......•. ~~~-~ ........ 1041 ~ IOU Ml....,.... leech IOH Shal')J 3 UH \\ l>out i.hµ 1.uvely 3 bdrm hom1• . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• C0ttdomi1tlumt/Tow-.. llllc.n.. Pro,.rty 2000 houl.1 for sore 1700 •••••• •••• ••••••••••••• .. •••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••ooooooooee •••• .. ooooo oooooooooooe S3Q0,000 ()~ lll'I brokt-r lrul ll) e~U~ $8~1.000 ...-wPOIT SHOHS NEWPORT WAT£RfRONJ rnrl('onl~ tilO 1'11!11·"· .\>,'\.552 3J!IX EmALllAY ••••••••••••••••••••••• \'I EW. uvt-rlook11 poul. SJn ( 'll'llWllll' z lilt :.! 11,1 ~ ''"'"rl.'cl p,1t1u 111.chh U I' i: I ,1 (f I.' t1 Cl W II 1 • r Sl 12.~J l!Hi XJi I Prime E s1d«! triplex, as· ~ume 10', luun of Sl20K . 1:r 111l· $15.720 pr yr. ~.WK t>-12 t>J-16, 67H226. •r lrl4J.k IQ I l>iHIJ U1 J ~rf uf ltl h1 l O\\• • .. l'lh hoft'tl! ,.,., hars 101 "° . .an '"h $1 371t <kl() C.uol T<uum, H, Jltu1 I'-& L•guna~r' Ae•l_ty • NIW UITIM• 1111 1l z .t~r> ~ •m1h --------•I Hor-. •Ith 4 IWrm. ~ j ---~----~-- .. llSTIGIOUS F•MtLY HOMI \\,111. h• b..•.,dt 'I l\1lr1111t l bath .... 11101111. 1 Ill I.mu ~' to1 & ln m.i 1111 all uJ •'(1\1\.1 Jiit.i .:1...... "''"' k1c:1tll011 $1311.lU J 4'44511 D~PHeNR.L • \.'\"f,\.-. fll \ .<'\\ ,I\\ I\ uvm hU3tl. a. hu~11,. H• 0\\11('1 ~ .. 11111i. l>(h .. J har11.11 11 I ur ~ h.1 ..... 7 31.it:I IAYCltHT BY OW''.: 1-:1c 3br I.ill(• kltCh\'11, 1111 rm :>IW,1l!Jll OJI JOil b.1U l.arl" lWI rm 1·J,l('n1\ llnan.i rm or 1\J.Dl.ht.1uuul M~k"11L n\tlutttll n ',,. -.111.il Ila r&r' U• .UlltfUU• 1 • .1.mlll' .1p..~I iW!7 I > 4ffOllD41LI LUXURY l.""~" \ll1•h "''"" 3 hllrm l 1•D•hl l4 lth lilt' l'll II• ".-rm • 1•1h1r p11111 I II'-t • .1ttl\ tllfW I ,1rpt•I lllll \O\\f\•tJ 1J.1l111 ,111 'und11111n1·d 1..'lu~c: tu \\Jll\UlWllt) pool f~nllt' \ .illW all.:IW ~llACIOUS LIVING In tlu• l>oulllull> uµ 111 d~od J bdrm 211 bu th .. \mu!.} Rm Hotnt' S11c:1 t .11· u 1 .. r \ 1 \!"".) I ro m x·\'..ui'to mountJ111:. Lu~ nuu1111:nann· A1111un1c: · 'I• J' • lo.-n $2:J.5,500 4'S-SZ20 496-2413 130-5050 493.9494 -------•IMiu Joft Viejo I 06 7 ..........•...••••..•.. Walk to hcr•t h. ~•uh• J ... \ \ l u~111~11~lJ fill r.... PRICES OUT hmd I 1J1c•1ou h1111j c »11 Of SIGHT•. 1na '""' r11n1lt11un 1 '\u1•1•r im .. uun l\rrnw .J otn ll' for u richer w·aterfront li!estvle t '.1nal \ ,,.~ 11111 ·~1u • '\.\\I ,. 11ov1 1 111 ~ 111 111111·1 rl(•,1t·eru1 Huntington Harhor . t • n111\ 1 U• n 1, ... ,.1 \\Ith 1rnlt·~ uf t1n1·rowde<1 waterwa vs . ....... llum..bl,· lu.111 '":i '"1" j \\Hit· 1 n-i• -.h11dt'd .1\'enues. where YOU < \~ \t 1 1Cn\ 1 1 111 1 41\\ 11 llw l<mcl und the private boat slips 11 .. •·ory111u 11 111"• j •• :1. t1r '-,,, 1· .o1,,, \II t hi.. untl more a t prices you can !if. tt•t.: \I Ill' 1-thlt .. 11 h I tlJl'U l1 it .. 11 '1111111111 "'""'"''' k I fo:h•1.rnntlv l'll~tom ON'Orated, 3 bdrm. 111-..m l'l•1l11111 • "'1111 ?' • bu \\Llh :t.s fr. hoat sllp. just a few ~tlll U~t' i\ 111\-,J I• I 111111 ""2 tale 12.ali oou 'll'(h :t\\ :t\' ..,., 5.0<)(). l \:\ \I. !-'f(()'lfl I lit 1111 l11r&l' 11rt•1CUlJr 1111 ~111t pn\.-lr ,,1n1h l1t'Jlh 11111 H<fl'Tl 'H 0111·01 •• l.11111 l l)Ui.1141 I IJl I l•fl 11.: l 11 ~) , down ot11'IUm1· lt1t111 & OW<: bulJrtl' .. .ii "n ru\11r11hll• l('I lllh ( .tll lol OlJlt' 11110 "" th•~ llfll IJn•l' IJ\ t < .. 11.il t'111 It 'l2t;.:j !\00 I .\., \L l'IWYI ·1 111 \\'llh I unt1 lit· ,11111 I u I b ri ( k I J t t I ,. I.' I' II I " fr~11d1 door:. t>ui It 111' \1 1tr 1tW\, p.il!jU\'l floors BU\ Ill n •11t SlllUll 100 or $305,ow P&flHSULA DUPLEX .1.3 Great "11 .. urnrr11•1 1\·rnter n•111,1I I hh11·k t11 °'-'Jl'h m \\•n dc~11\1l)k lul·ataon You own th1· land & the dupl1•x tor Sl6.S.OOO (;I\ c nll' ,, t•all ~1nfJ .Jan l!>IH~ ~ill .Joh11 L'uom bt.-I!\ 111~ hroker H1•:111t 1ful 1 hdrm. 3 ba. 1·hoice corner 1<11 S:i:l.S.OOO Roat s~ available at l!i noo \ ~I ;agnaf1t·<•nt \Hllerfront home . 1151ft. l'U l\'ATE \\ater frontage -42 1(t. tlot·k l«:tn bC' extended t o l 00 1ft. l'<11loram1<· 'it'ws in all directions .. ·1 l50.000 For a pr1,·ate s howing of these J.Ht·~t1 g1ou:-executive homes on pitturcsque Trinidad Island. please ('all Ka~· Stubenr a uc h. RE.ALTY WORLD HUNTINGTON HAHOUR B40· I 263 846·5531 "ISLAND LIVING IN LONG BEACH" OPE~ SL':'\ I:! I '-.---------J SZSK dn :\~sum<' pa~ ts 11f 2 8 3 5 I E R N A R O 1" 53234 mo F'or cleun lJ.! .3 [) isc·0vc•r the picturesque beauty (If ~ :1 plt>s Is land in I .on,I! RraC'h. Serf'np l<.. quiet neigh hnrhoods rriss·crosst•<I \1 c· an ct Is a s \' a c h ts s a i I b " "n \ lamito.s Ray'· This Spanish ·Vill a <':1plt1r<'' the feeling! Luxurious lv appPant«d 4 br. 3 ba. 3,450 sq.ft. of lh·ine · Cnurt~·ard w jacuzzi~ C OURT LOVELY Bd home l'.11r1t·k EVERCH.\~r;t.'Hi DI Tri leve l c us tom die' Tenore 1>31 t2t;f) \l.(t PR~IU:\S 01 llh.: hills t.'orated home \\'llh man) ----~><tr as 4 BR . 2 ---------• 4t :.ca fmm th1:. l'hrl!> 1 1 rep I aces. p 1 us h Abel de~ignell 4 bdrm carpels, colored tile. 4 hom e o\·erlooking decks and more call Laguna S:iuna. game Larry :\1ezzanatto. rm. lge kitchen. fam rm. lge master brlrm + many mort: .1memtrc:~ s.a~.000 Redhill ~Realty 552 -7500 Newport hocll I 069 ·A-B·E·A·UT-·1·F·u·L-T·u·o·o·R-••••••••••••••••••••••• H o· M E w I T H bclutiveHew T l ~I E L I:: S S WaterfrCHtt Home CRAFTS:'tlr\NSHJP t\N l> W'tth loaf Dock CHARM ENJOY A~ By Pacesetter Homes ~21 Newport Cffttff 640-5357 TO SELL OR BUY ·IM AL'lOF NEWPORT BEACH Please Coll Us. . • . :::495,000 Terms Available Open Oail " 1·4:30PM 71 Angelo Walk Information ~ 2131433·1247 REOUCED FOR QUICk SALE HARBOR VIEW HOMES ENTIRE BLOCK 3 · 2 Bdrm ~ H ouses il7-i23 Irvine Ave. Btwn Holly Ln & Laun•I Pl S200.000 Terms . Ori v,;o bv, donl disturb Occ. OWC. 675-7788 Owner A.l.T.D. I 0 1 )o o l..irgc 3 bdrm :.!' / h..r \'tlr, l)rl V:t l' bJl'k~ J rd \\ tth pool S22tl.(IOO ~ IJtl 1-'runctllrn D1 1t:ll o:JH2 ur :'\e.ir SC Pl.11.1 ~ BH :! HJ \II .inwnattl'' u. .. urnu blc 0\\111•r Sll2.9Uu iSl 6134 S-'O J:.!n ll1H·11 lluuM· Otti.r Real Estate Suu l .l •• •• •••• ••. •• •• •• •••••• 1800 . .••....•••••.....•.•.• Oldl•r J Unti... lluulle, 2 H.it·hela1rs lfastslde I' ~1 $110 ,0UO Jeff ti7:i l801 Open Sun I 2· 3 " l' \\ 11 (I I' l 11 c I ~ h l ' l'ht1rmc r l 1!1 1 Ba 13-1 ...,:111 lkrn11rd111u .\..:1ml l~l2 !Ill J OCEAN VIEW St26.000. 0\\ rwr amooos, try treutl\'l' 111\Unn• :J &I. 21, Ha. I 'r Ill'\\ .Johu ~l.tr,..hJll 6Jt 1266 HEr\LTOHS Mobile Home s For Sale 1 100 HIWLISTIMG 5 UNITS !+. LAND OCEAMFROMT DPLX ~f:\\'I•() HT IH·:AC-11 Ht-:IJI 1'1-.IJ 812.000 •••• •• •• •••• ••••••• •••• .\.'\.3UlUC lo\\ U)h•n_~ ... l~l S;an .Juun C.-110 s.;;; 111~1 2 111 \Int ,""'' ::>l>l'i 1~10 I Hc•1°Pnl h rl'I urb1shPd . 111 :: Ba t lt!ll :-11 I' .'I. I' 1 i:-. I(,. ,11,,1 l 11.~'I ·1.,~)o l·,\n lll•11l l·:ihhtde loca· uld .-\l(t .l-ll 51132 111111 \r1•11 Iv tiu1ld 2 more CAT A LINA DUPLEX urub i 5:! l!J20 l•rt tile l'utttl Fu II\ VIEW OF BAY lum Wntl' lnqUll'll'" lo J · '-"UAIL '.111~ht lt!!hts lrom '.!ml 711 I.alt> Pk l>nq· :O.Utlt• T lloorde11&1keks lh,111•1 I ''·"II 'l2titi;t PL.A.CE "'II f1nann· S11hm1t A si6.54)J ,,31 1.iuo -•,•L>-u1.Jl•e,•.•.,..•x•u•,•11t•,-•I rROPYTIES ~ ~13.0<IU tu ~l'J ~Ill 10,... Tll l :l O P.M.I llre.-d ~ llull1•1 !'1111,. CANNERY VILLAGE MOBILE HM PARK .W oJ lk to shopp r n g . ---------•I rest.iuranb l'lolie lo tht· PRl-:STIGIOu~ Ol'l-:A~ \\.tler Pool & rel· rax1111 \Int rt•1tl.1I .lrt'.I ~l'I> ,,ard~ ~l\'ll·r ~ luh l.I\ ---------• MEW LISTING f'HU~T Cul.tum built iOO Lu.lo l'Jrk lJr =I 3Br ~BJ h11mt• \\ bath :i..12 . .>0U luro illll Lulu qtr:-Gn·:it 'illoc .11 l'ark Ua =L! "18.54MI SlllS 000 ('\I.I. 'WW ' JONES REALTY -WAT~~~i~ ... T I 673·621 Q REAL ESTATE ---------1 631-1401) VERY SPACIOUS 5 Hdrm:.. 3' 1 bath:. HiOI Warwick Ln . Westc hll S24!J.500 OPEN SAT /SUH 1-5 . Irvine-The Groves ~lfr 28.1 arr l'hnd Dhl J.!JI', t)ll i?rct.'nhcl l 9...a .. ;.JU \gt .~11. 1!1111. or l'\'I.·~ iJ l ·O:i!J!J PAUL MARTIN REAL ESTATE 644-7383 B.\ Y cmmo B '1. so ' Best pnl'(' 111 :'lie" µ11rt Sl70.WU Lar~e I Bdrm 2 I.la, ur.dergrount1 i.iark In.It, S\\ 1mm111~ IJOOI fop l'(Jllt1o. e.111 to :.t•c ~I t::L FL:CllS PAVILIO\ HEr\LTOI< tii:l·8t2U . OPEN HOUSE 5 Br + Family +Pool, + 28x2 I ' Largl' \·1k111g St .111!11.1 \l11dl·I. l~IJtt "'I 11 i! Ill Inn 2 Ba \\ ll h :! t'"' 1•tt•d pal r•1s Hal f..:. up 1 .. \\'11!0\\ tl'k <:nil \ ·uur:-,l' \ \.Term!. .i• :..rl 5 St.-r Park \J.!l·nl !157 Oifll <>vt•n h11us1· !'I.ti Sun l.tdu b' 1h .. HoJ\ l>ble deluxe dt•nir<1111r., 1lre<im. un 11"ht·\ t'oJblc lu,ur• ex Ira!. I dream bdrm , lOll\' den . S-11 :'>Oil 1;;5 :r.Mi t OPE:'\ llOL'S t-: Sun 1 .~ I '."l'W m .1cll1 l'ark Sl-1 . .llJtl .!Hr :!H 1 1·1111 .\1·" l•Nt Uh ti l' .\I :-.µ llJ .}JI! ..... ~,)\ I I.JI II , I 111• I ti ' • I 11., t«I ;:.ir.t~l·~ 1'11n1 0111' +<~drt Reil Estate ~ Assomte~ ·rn1 &45&m Income Pro perly 2000 ..........••.•..•••••.. 20 UNITS-C.M. IX:a ut 1 ~ r old l\\11'1-.1• U11th. lrpk-. \11•1· .,,.,.,, l'Sl.111\ -11111-,,,_. 11.0:1 l1•1k111g l11r \Ir 111 \11 , h~t~t~ *AGENT* Wc11k \\1lh 1h1· \111111 ~ "'J"lltl'tl .1.i.:r.:r"""" 1· & motl\,tll·tl t1tt1 1111)\ m 1 ~''"11 I t 1 I .1 , .., ;\ l' "' J> II I l B l' .1 1• h \Jrport1 olflll l'.tll Hill foMnten '''" K5 I llJ~, 12 l~ITS COST\ \I ~.s \ \II 2Br IBJ -. \\ pt111I • ,c;r ~·tt• 111111 :t11 oln ·:1 f~ll 5 HOUSES OM LOT '\1•\\ I\ rcfurbr:.hecl Near .i.:nlr rnur"l' 111 Eai.t:.ide l ..... 1.1 \h•:.,1 1'.1rtrwr-;luµ lf!OIJll'tll 11111"1 bl' ""Id ' ')J..i.IOO I.ii! t!l2U k QUAIL A.!~~~~- 10,... Tll 1:30 P.M.I rHI Pl.EX '"'"" r .. 1\lal arl•.1 W1·,h111l'. <'•"t.1 :'llP::.a II.in ,•ll H It' t. 12 .12UO \ l'T'\ l'I );'I. IJO I ()'I; v 1 .. HSIO~ lit Jlltl m·;o. ;;2 units hut It 111 1 11\ ul ltedlJnd~ n.• •1urr1·ml·111 .... for condo ,., .. , .. ,.,,,,n Currently renting J;. .ipts G reat 1.1'< 1 mplreJt ions Will h J ' l' ' p e n d :.i. b I e " ~i 1.; 11rn1 1:.1:.h down. Srll 1.lrl< \' $2 150.000 l'r11l1t µotl·111 .,., condos hUI.)\' l'ho11l· ll1ll Crook . ' • k In I I n I l r-. RV Parkinq Pod l'ert~ct for the lrg acll\e (amll} with 2 ma :,l~r suites 1n <ipprox 2900 ::.pac1ou~ :;11 It on llm 1 r;al fie l'UI dt' :.at· ... 1 CJ11l1 $?20,UOO -------1 , 11 ;!I.I 2i:!ti. I' I) lklx I l'H H1·dloJnds. Ca 92373 I Blk to bch, 20· :.elf PALM SPRINGS conta1nl:'t1 trlr. s ips 5 . MOTEL :-. \I \I, I, ;\IF: I> I C AL J lum shed . S5.5i5 1tjl111tso11 •Ji n · lk"I !ILi)(; 6-1.) :1~;5 •21:J!_:it~Hl~58-l<><.atiun L.trg .. 11.,01 & 11•• Jlt•d 111 Lostu ~t esa. r el' r l' J 11u11 r 11 o m .!.·11~1 "ll fl rent able s pace. Laguna Bl•a<·h \lohlle ~1;; IXMI 2\1'' olu\\11 OWi lot ... 11l· I'! 1100 :.q fl Could llome Lu :.pa t1• n•nt bcilance butlcl more F'ull p rice E!llDL ESS VJ EW OF Elegant 5 bedroom . 4 T tt E C 1 T Y A N O bath ho me now under OCEAN. 3 levels with 4 construction Outstand- bdrm. din rm wine mg cuslom features in· celJar. S59!!.000 631 1400 elude large master suite JASMINE CREEK lJecorator·s own home Absolute ly s uperb. 3 Bil, 3 ba. Plan 6. Ocean view plus wide greenbelt. r\1C. With or w out furniture. 10 Aloll Also Plan 5 with ocean new Beautifully decorated. 17 Whitecal Owul.'r ll•;1v1ng Lown. ·lbr. 2ba Cam rm bcautifullv decorated. XLnt fmanc· mg $'225.000. Open l·S. Sun .Only 1978 Port ----------1 Chel~ev 975· 1260 ur BAYCREST 1737 Bayfront Woy <Off Holiday 1 Open Sot /Sun I ·S 644-72 I I s22_._soo_.i~4.4oz:i ~o ooo At!t .>Sti·2660 U \YFRO:-.iT :\lOBll.F: Industrial/ Redhill~ Realty ()73 -7:300 WATERFRONT HOMES Rl;AL ESTATE 631-1400 Wood Cottage, lbr. (rplc. walk to beach, $145,000. owner. 1·499·1997. CONTEMPORARY Wood & g lass 3 bdrm home with large playroom for entertain mg or fam1)\ tun Spec· lacular wlute water & Cl· with h ydro.whirlpool jetted tub. formal d ining room. garden room. custom fireplace with conve rsation pit. 2 car garage. 17'x38' p rivate dock with water & elec- tricity Som e optional color· selection possible during constrµct1on. Pnced Sl.395,000 Open Sunday 1-5 800 Harbor lslctftd Dr. carol Hoff. Agt, 63l·OQ9.l Shown by appointment. ty lights \'iews Cedar Peninwla ~· siding inside & out. Completely refurbished. S375,000. one blk to beach. You MONARCH BAY own the land. Great Every room an this 3 financing. $205.000 DOVER SHORES 4 Br & covered pool Live W<e a Roman Absolute ly beautiful. Over 3.000 sq ft. 5375.000 1942 Santiago Dtive LIDO ISLE Best value available Price slashed. SlOO.oOO ~ew j.once S32S,OOO firm ~lotivated seller Extra lrg lot. In move an cond1 l ion. Lin! 1n mJ1d ~ quarters 223 Via Ithaca CORONA DEL MAR Ocean & IJghts view ~ Or and den in Sea \'rew. 760-0241 . ~ hdrm, 2 12 ba. lush l.ind::.capmg. atrium spa. MUST SEE TO BELIEVE good a:.suma ble loan. 0 L D W 0 R L D S27!1~.11 Sat Sun 1·5 SPANISH HACIENDA 1921 Leeward Lane. NB OH BACK IA Y Owner631·2693 -1 bdrm + Ma ids room, pool. hot tub. volleyball court. S-199,000 Creative hn.irmng Make offer 111.."'<ldu )I J rosi Agent 646·10.W SPACIOUS Ele1wnt executive fam1· h home 1 Bdrm 3 Ba. jJ(l()I anti .;pa. corner lot. ~:'>.0011 LIDO ISLE Remodeled 3 Bdrm. den. 3 Ba. with hardwood floors , s hutters. and large sun ny patios. Priced to sell 644· 7020 9btngo BEACH FREAKS .i Brs. 2 Ba , tennis. pools. & pvt bch. $149,000. Call Pete Johnson. 631·1266 • bdrm home opens onto a ~...._ __ _ large & lovely garden & ~ ~e~ Buill in finanting with 63 1-4134 20% down. 2003 Yacht ·~~~~~~~~ Defender. patio with bltn BBQ. Mature trees & colorlul plantings abound. A true 759-9221 r DUPLEX indoor/outaoor home in l~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I S teps from b each th1s gate gua rded private Completely furnis hed. rommunily. 5300,000. 180° OCEAN VIEW Good financing. Sum HAMSEL&... mer-w inter r entals ... Gretel could have lived S2SO.OOO. 4710 Seashore in this delight(ul 3 bdrm Newly decorated on fee Drive. home. Old world charm land. Owner extremely complete with lots or anxious and priced to sell stone, brick & even a at $33.5.000 Call about u n· g uest house A not her believable terms. bonus . oc~an view 5355.000 IUILDING SITES Spectacular view sites with large level pads. Coast Highway locations or nearly oceanrront pick one & bw Id your dream home Starting at Sl79.900 Tttr~r ·:~-~teltth--- 17141494-1177 WtA to Jufticw HhJh t401 lo..ty w.., o,. .. Sot /Sllft 1. s Stately 4 bdrm, ramily rm residence on a lar~e comer m u qw1;1t pre· stlglou s area EnJOY pan oramic ocean & • putoral \•iew11. Dine on the deck lanai Ride your r bilces to Top O' World .u playgrounds & elemen. tary school. Pnced to sell rast. 52.SS.OOO. , 494.7551 ~HILLIE ~Mc CORMACK RE .............. 1052 ••••••••••••••••••••••• !SCUS'rOM l'ONOOS 2m0KlLLKLRS'I' on 1.4, l78D-Zl00 aq ft, •Ir. ~· ll.IJhH')' •PPI, pool , •••p•, all ••nltlea. 1 Prtme loc limited edJtlon 1 PNJ~t't $176,000-IMS,OOO. Oe-veloper +714> d3.&M5 Ocean Views Homes Our Specialty Robt. Sacb & Auoc.. 546·9522 SUPERIUY Sl67.000. 48r, 2'h ba in tri·level. Assume 9~'7< loan. \\7i1lc to beach and pool. Call Tom Gollier, Br kr. 646-9200 VIEW LISTING Splll level 28R 2BA & roother·in-law unit. Fee land. Kings Rd. IALIOA·NEWPORT A.eatty 6 7 5-8 I 7 0 Lovely & secluded ''•AC. 38r, 2Ba, fam rm, spa, deck, $169,000. 645-1496 I I I Via Ithaca Lido Ille Light. spacious, elegant. all new. 48r, 2~118a, din· Ina rm. 45' lot. s.sss.ooo. P I P . (7 14 ) 673·1610, 67J.0316 ALSO 32 uml apanmenl l'om plex in Newport Beul·h And Many Many MORE THANK YOU .... Ontu~ iffi rrr21~ M.wporl Cffttff 640-5357 •OWNER• H. VIEW HOMES SOMERSET-Ex 5 BR 3 Ba 3 gar, $300,000 firm . Appt only. 644-5554 Open House Sat /Sun 1·5 Prine only. IYOWMER Ho Cash Required 6 Bedroom $210.000 Owner /Agt. 492·6142 IYOWMER Ho Cash ,....red Trade in your unsold Property on s pacious ~ewport Beach re side nee. SPECTACULAR WATERFRONT Wj80ATDOCK Bcauufully decorated this 3 Bdrm t-1 Bdrm and loft guest unit or ren· tal foatures . master swtt' with s itting room .ind fireplace. family room. &ecunty system . l.aunu. gori:eous ttle deckm11 with Jacuzzi and liu1ltin BBQ best buy in Newport ll arbor . 571'-5.000. UNIQUE HOMES Ask for Kathie Shields 675·6000 or 4!J7·4214 REALTORS VtEW&POOL Remodeled 3 Br. ram rm, lrg m str w 1frpk. Call Pete J o hni;on 631-1266 REALTORS HARBOR VIEW 3 Bedroom Sausalito model home. Beaut1rully cared ror. Beamed cathedral cei lings Sl.250/pr mo. R.C. Taylor Co. 64().9900 INVESTORS $7 ,000 Takes It! 3Br. 2~Ba. assume loans of Sl59,000. o w e bu lance w/no monthly pymts. $194.50 0 . 642-699t . 645·4462. OCEANFRONT SS0,000 DOWN Property House642·3850 ,.. UHIQUE -I bdrm + 2 bdrm duµI on FEE land. 7 'r~ ne". 2 door~ lo be!>t bc:ich' Frpks & bur 11 ms Q\\ ner 11'.lil}' help wll h l1nanc111g OpenSun3 6PM 1;..15.7573 DIA MOND REAL ESTATE 2700 W C04ST HWY STIJll. ML San Clemente 1076 •.•.................•.. CYPRUS SHqRES Ocecm leach Estate New. prestigious re i;i dence Sec. gale. cx- c I u s iv c beach & clubhouse Every rm a magnificent vu Corner lot .. adj to former Nixon estute Hy aµpt only $750.000. l 723-8828 & 1·723·8936 ll;ird to ftnd ()nl~ 1hmg.. Property 2 100 blut:k1ng ba~ \lcv.1 \..Ire ••••••••••••••••••••••• the -,1·agulb 3 Bdrm 2 __________ 1 Ba cu:.tom home . .\t.lult. One Of The Best l' 1 I Y o" n "cl P J r f.. · TRIPLEX :'liewport Be.iC'h. Xlnt 2 \'ear" old rn C11,,1u lease.Calltosee :\le:.c1 n~ar So L.o.i ... t :\IEL FUCHS Plaza Owner'., 111111 <'On P..\VILI0'.11 REALTOR s1sll> of 3 bdrm 2 h.tlhi.. 675-8120 trplc. µJtto Pnd1· or -n ~ ner .. h 1 p 1-:111· lo'" ti Ac~09e for Sale 1200 g.ir.igt·s .\1.''t'r _. , .. 1 ,111 ••••••••• •••••••••• •••• c' · E'-lt.'llen1 u:.,umJ bk· 0:\.-\CLEARDAY 1'oan $225.01111 Ocean ne"' & large an ~ner \gt'nl 833 9293 c-rent oak trees acce11t 40 UNITS l I l '1111 111du:.tr1al prupl.'r· 11 1e11tr<rlh lut-atcd 1 hlucl. t rorri downtown Laguna Owner asking S5i5.000 Ca II Heulunomacs Lots for Sale 675·6700 •2200 ...........•..•.......• llu111 rn i::ton Bch. R·2 lot. on W.trnf'r ,\\e also 1:, 000 ~'I fl nedr \.'.1V1C' l'cntt•r "IS 9'l72 th1i. 9 + acrl'1> near smoe lrt·l' HJncho Califnrn1J \ f J b u I o u -; I u t u r ,. ht1mc-.1te Onl' ~;·,1111 dv"n Own,·1 ;11)x1ou .. JI S'>9.IXXI Call it<l·tiii-.'>111 I broker \lrol c;.ircit•fl c:r1)\(' l,ttl'•I Ocean View Lots 111111 I tt\\ lo\\ m,1111 11' 11 ,111 , 1, I 11 x ._ ro-., Botl1I 011 J bcaullful flat t "' ner "ill i·,11 f\ "rl h 1'111 nf'r p ,HJ al,xJ' c Y1c- l'J', down Full° l•rt• l t11nJ l:k·ach ill Portofmo. I llMI (MIO ~. L.11; Gull Circle & Beac h Properly 1350 20 U~ITS \l.1rl1n , Gull Circle "' ,\:l't•hl.tn S17!1,000ea. Bread & tlUllt!r u111t-111 TI 'HNF.R ASSOC. Coronado Cays good Or:inge lticatwn \I Reynolds. 640·5390. .........•.........•... Coronado Peninsula IOX gross Ownl'r '' 11! 1 ~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ J bdrm. 2 ba. Chanel earn with :m·. down r· front home with 40' L F\Jll prn:c SiJ!.1.000 s haped dock for 2 boats. I 9 u~1TS Hrgh beamed ceilings. "' atnum. fireplace. wet Located m Co~w ~ll·sa bar & pn\'ale patio on owe with 20'' ot1own the chancl Great home Pull pnc(' ~I00.000 .-\II for living & entertaining are 2 Bdrm 9' ~x i.:roi.:. EMERALD BAY Owner213 391-3606 Thi!> proper!~ ha:. '.\pen dabll.' Spectacular Views Commercial 8 U~ITS of ocean and hills from 1600 "' th1!>. perfec t 4 Rd rm P~rty Good SantJ \nJ 1111 J \trl11 Superb oceanside loca· tron & view. Lge front row lot with plans for beJutrful home with pool. Jacuzzi. sauna. Price Sl.376.000 tncludes plans, permits & approval. Sub- JCCt to standard pro· l'l'tiures of Govt. Agency & l::BCi\ Good terms. l'le<t!>C call for brochure -1·~ 0029 Sl68 .900 Opn U se ••••••••••••••••••••••• \ll J Udrm untt!'t <JW(. Sat Sun 1·5 403 Avenrda ---------•I largt' 2nd Pnt·t'rl to !>.1•11 Salvadore. Rltr 498·1653 NEWPORT /6 UNITS fast. S225.0tNJ In heart of Newport 4 PLEX VIEW. overlook!> pool. Beach Located in com-• Condo, 2 BR 2 Ba mercial are.i <:an be Co:.tJ ~le!.<1 l11t.illun 3 d H hi Us0 d ror busincss. re· Br-2 Ba (hi nl'r \\ill w1covere patio. 1g Y .. earn Jt tO', !or I , r:. u p gr 3 de d , ow n er s1dent1al or?.,., 5425.000 SSS5.'000 tlo\\ll Full prt<.'l' $142,500 496·8374 SUBMIT EXCHANGES. S!2fl.OOO Ycarh tnl'Umc •Fantastic Ivy• Onh 9J7 .500 Ocean view lot 'µlus ~1pproved plans tor In le"el home Walk· ar.g distance to Dana Pt. llarbor Owner 638· 1614 opt1on1SlO.OOO down HOMES lllllllit•" • l•---------Ocean·Harbor View. li;e -WATI'.RFRONl 521 UOIJ Tt'nanl'> p;I\ Custom 2700 sq ft. huge RE6A3L1.E1s4r0A0TE & PRESTI GE VIEW SITES l·o m w th Po I -2 parrt'b .\ l Zone 13.76 recrea 1 n r 1 o ·------·-~~---I HO Mcc table S250.000 offer. _ ~, .icrt•S t11lal. Llll split Col,rad & ,A'SO" 192 !.1400. 1 flO:os1ble Sun :\larcos u "~ ~ Hca ~:.t.ilt• 1111 est mt•11ts 00 x I ~98-5-15ti. '.l:l.1:1 W Coast II wy. "\II ~'-;,.~'i. S 195 ' U · ' n t TRIPLE NET 645·6646 NEWPORT CREST Opens.,.., l·S :F2 Swift Court JUST LISTED U L:nlls C ~I Cash rlo"' owe <11 ;•, No pa~ mc.•nt!> 'l ~rs SI 15.000 dwn S-150.0UO l'rn1 nnl\ Bk r L c ;. B :i r n Ir ;, 1 t 5.S!l-+t75. lli2 15i7 7 AND 24 1-;xcellt•rfl Wl·~l!.l{k 11rcu ·I 1·0 ... 1.1 \I,• ,1 H1•nl~j11,t ·''"II 111 ltulh !ll'o p1•rrl(•)I s ;11.,.11uu & Sl.lf>O,(JOO. •~2 11120 I al'rC>. le,•el. Footh ills Hcl. \'1stu $64.900. Term., 3 \'ll'W partel near al· I hwld now s plit later. t-.:.isv terms :\s low as 2 14 acres al $74.900 WALLACE&CO REALTORS 17141729-5966 Create your d ream house on 1h1s ocean view lot in the cxclusl\ c Bluer area 11( Dan.i Point This lot is level, lotally buildable .mrl 1hc owner will con· ''dcr s ubordinatin g. SU!0,000 W1lso11 & Weiss II. E., 193-2752. ---- (Jt·cnnfront 3 duplex lots on lhc P enin . Pt. S\.S00,000 cuch Channel I ronl lgc lot near Lido ~hopping S340,000. 67:>-91 11, Agt. <.:op Spyglass, 1AJ acre Panoramic View! 840-095-t Mo.ltain,DeMrt, RetOrt 2400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I. II J oee.r .......... ....... u .......... 8'.lnday.Auyu1t 17, 1980 OAILY PILOT 111 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..._,1nf11Mf• 1 107 C..I•*•• 1124 ............. hffh 1240 MhaloeVl•fo JJ67 ..... UH 4t tw.t1.....,lhed Aflutac•tsu.fwa. AperlMNtsu.fw'a. •....•••.••......•.•••. ••··••·••••········•··· ·················•····· ..••.............••.... ·•····················· .••.................... ·····················'· tn<11\f' furo Zbr. + HIWIMTOWN7 l\tl.aulllul3Ur'~1 HOM~FORRENT 2br,2ba,2oriar,newly ..... , ....... 3701 ..... 1.-d ll06 COitaMHa 3124 -~-------~ pa\lu • aar "•turlP GITT1HG NO UP lounlr.> Kllrhtn. K1ct1 3 bdrm tiomes priced remodaltd. Newport Hts ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• POI l.IAll \dull.I ool} "'""I Sept RiEMTIMES wnd l'tol!> OK 17~t4 t r ~ from ~. renced yarcb area Oardentt Ii water WINTER RENTAL! FabulOU5 Buyfrnt Lillie Wes~1de 2 lir I li11 ~ 2 .,...ro.in, 2 bath lSlhNJ I~~ rn11 ......,. lll-'.N1'1Mt-:S H.1145" fl &anaea Families paLd 162$/mo 645·3916 U ,3br,$47Ht$S60.114E lsl 8ootshp.2lir.3stry, ~clsd garage. carpeh hutnf' M1>1lon I.alee tii3~or2&3~~7 MAICl lMOVIHG pleaae. Kida " pets or8N·311t BalboaBlvd fire p l ace y rly l i;e & drapes Rcfnge "llo l'uuntT• Club Coif A llllU IJ•lt•rt•Ullnl(2tt<lrrn ~lronw 7l4/9M·2586 or l-879·S991 67S·3067 peu. S375 ls\ & las1 - h1\ll P'll'I ~·.umfull ) 121 t \II W11h Ciuur1rw1 K1trhtn 9'1~2971 A11enl, no fee. LIVE NEAR OCEAN Si5 770 ~ h1ndt11ipcd. n11 m .. 111 ••••••••••••••••••••••• hhl~:t.'1 ' l\1rl~ l-'1·1., ll r.lff••••-u. I I V II Bal Pen Point, winter Allta<'t lve lbr. rrpl. d 63 1-4555 llrnl. 11.1l1t1tK-lhK >I•... .... ·-n uxury. eraa1 et con· al 8 d I I ldlin~ '••t t\irn 2 Hclrm lh~'*'llh n 3ur. 8 ... in M ... a•on VI• do 2 BR 2 Ba pool Jae rent • l r p x, quiet bearntod c"'tllng. s1n11 c 2 k(lrm 1•, 11.1 s.1111 \,11 ... '·h R·• ST.ART PACKING IH '1111 \II ... "31 ... &C u y "" I ~ • • ' de I I "'"" • t" ..,. C'a'll'll1 ~ of P< II rr "> u ......, f<> Perfect ror 11mall clbhae $69~. mo Call res1 nl a area. patio, itdult. ) rl). S'150 mo l'h111ln·n Smull tlo.: 11111 ll\') n llutSpnn~.11 n Su P.-h ,\\all S.•si1 an'll)' L.ro rear Y"rd Herbe rt Hawkin s. 11ar . I blk lo b a) or avail Sept bl tl750158 '1dt•rt«I tilU .lo \nn ~1 •.. ,.. ..... ........ .. J ~~... • \tt•"• \I flit' 'I llr .1. llu lt.·111 ro l)\ll\ 1 lfrlu:I.\' ' • .. \CA7 M L> ""'• ..... lnl u un ........ 1.42 N-11r new sc .. ~·t. 2 car ReaJ•nrs, 953 """" ocean . ..,. 1ramar or673 0409 \1>l t~2 l:il 1 lt7 Acl'•H .. Y•r •.c .. lfltft.....t )144 I , 111 , If 1 "ril .: 1 J 1 •111 W 1111111111111 liu.> • .. '""' "' ._ 1,,1.111 \,11111 ii 1i1u111I "'"' 111111..1•.11111& 1t3 r ss75 t mo Call DOVER S H O RE S -CottaMeH 372'4 lalboaPeninsula 3807 l lld11t1 L h.t 1>.1t1<> ~ 111,. .. '' 111111 "''"'" '''" .1111•h ,,i!tlrfl'c :'a51 lll42cves VlEW. 4 Bdrm, family •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• l(a1..il(l' s.1110111 .. "S \t• \\~LI t;, 3br Zbo1 111101 •ult\ I un11 11.-.1 huu .. , I ru~ 1 l>.&lrrult .. n r !111 1 t•nl 1111 1 H .. 1 r:.~1 \SI •wt! 1~•'" 1111111.11 ~•10 ""' Ill-" 11 \I I-'.~ 1IJI ISM Newport leach 3269 room and pool. Spec· CASA DI ORO Small Bal'l1 s:100 ~t·Jrh 1,; 1 u:.i1:! 1 ul1I 11.•1111111 \111 111 ••••••••••••••••••••••• tacular bay view Call .4'1..LUTILITIESPAID G t l l s pd I llP~I l'r\\'lll 11111 <.t1 v1t111 t1n1bt•1 'l-1' 111'4' lllU l'11m1i.11v Pool l'.AbH11t. t>l wm nlubllt! honw 11 .. r1 .. 1~·1·m11 ~.!JOO U14ncr lilUtlll''-' ut )lUllt 'l'lllun• l'iAll ll!OK 1:.itt:J 11164 3148 ••••.•••.•.......•..... tk.., .. 1\fruM 111\ 1urn1,tw11 1n:1bil.-lwnw .!hdrm in "l'l' 11 .. rli. " hl•ult.,J 1111t1I '11ui1.1, lll'IJ 11\1 Ii. :u h \louthh Ill ht• S!IOO ~<J ,ml:\ ~Ii!• :111111 Hwtti~o WOO tSLE Yrly Prvt Lois Miiier . Barrett Rlty, Managcr675 5112 llu l h,1 1.1111 '"' n11 111•1·. :·,,. n 3242 Bchs end of streets 3 Br. 642 5200 Compare before you , 1•• '1"1-1l'' 1111ho 1111 I.Ill:• HcwtMMw den, 2 ba Near cts •· • re nt. <.:us tom design Yearly. 1 Hr . 2 Blks Lu 1, JI~ u , I 11 c ~1 ., 1 1 ··••••• • •• ••••• ••••• ••• • I Q be d r h < u r u '-' l. ~ • dub So patio Owner ..___.. CNst C--"-1 feat ures · P oo BB ' " I.I' l" "• °'".J•'ltlU~ 2 Ht ~· J HJ1 ('l1n -..... ' -• d ' ' ' Resnn11•1bl" \''Ull 4"'1)5 '"'" "' 760 1328 Agls OK. $750 to ...... ". Vl"W. cov r garage, new ,.., ~ ~ 'u ...,, •lo lrpl\ lo·1111r-., pool, _, "' furniture. s urrounded 6'l5·5862 .:litlrm l(.1rll1•n I Jflltlll \,\JI k l Ii IJ e u l' It . NO FEE ' Apl & Condo Agt 64S·0295 with plush landscaping. c__;._-... _, Mar 3822 ",,, .. , I' 1111 \" rlul(' :!IJ ug.1 Jll 1 ;.ll:S •I-Iii 6647 I V II R I I PO 8 0 Adult I \ ll ~. ---Ullr renta s 1 a en as NEW RT AYFR NT. ~ 1vmg a ~-••••••••••••••••••••••• ~11' "' '-' l ~i. u i., rl '1 ,., blS.4912 Bkr. luxurious 4br. 2ba, jac, No pets. l'li1i·· 1" 1 lll.N W "TERFROHT beach shower, private l Bdrm furnished $400 l ... Panoramic Ocean View 2 bdrm rum· shed ••0 0 <i 0 L t• L' 0 l 1 K S I' l'A.~\'ON L \I\ to: 31x.lrm , lMO 114 ft, unh $1u.& ~ L'¥11M7 ~<t7 Ukr J Ir Z 11.i 11111011 ''" '/ l'rh 5o' llock. JUr. 2""· beach. b oa t s lip. I "° """II h ''11\IJ•"' ·' fir .' I Jf ttu1 .Al('' • 111.1111 ' ... be ~agrufkenl 4 br, ram ~/mo. Avail immed. ~ w. Wilson, 642·1971 .,...,,. , ., SlJ&.xl eu:.c ,eJr JC'h rm. beam ce1l. huge wet· I.Jg. 2Br. 112Ba. w frpk. bit. ins & s unde<'k $650 700.0274. 631 014:.1 PUERTO IJJ L> R "..ilk t ... Jdt \II J' )!,. I 11111 1•12 K.l:!J Lt:I ~.l 3177 bar. garden. Suitable ror 67~. 675·0597. HurAllMJto. hoch 1740 '1'°P> ""111" ~ Jll l • 11" -..uJ .! Hr 't Hd \llull' '"' "lli·w l.J!> F\ientes l'ondo 2 fam. Irving & formal en· Im mac E Bh.drs Hme, ••••••••:•••••••••••••• 3 Br 2 Ha. µat10 & .:.un deck. close lo bt:ac.:h, nu pets, children OK S700 645·2'l16 or 540 2334 VALLA1lTA llv )UU lu\"' tu l r .. H·I ' l\mw "uh r'llt' 111 l'ucrtll \...,ll11nu & th"'" .irnunrl th" "<>1 hJ llnh Si w~ 1 Tim..· .:.hJrllll( l'.ill ~.111 d.,\. ~-K ll K Uruk4!1 67J~I )}~ ... 213 .fillJll!l h :\<1 p••h u:i I>. :!l:.l lldrm :s Ba Security terta111ment Harbor :l>r 2ba fam rm wlk to H.lsFIMEST Hewpori leo'h ) 169 ~t 1.1:<i KHU l(,iled p1Julside Crplc, View Area $1750 per mo CdM H S. lm med' Avail. , Span~h Estate ~iving ! Out of CCMtty Prop.rty 2550 ••••••••••••••••••••••• r-:njoy 1ire 1n heau11ru1 Redwoc'K.I Tree Country. ror res1den11ul or bu:.1 ness OIJPl~ s conl aC'l Sett~s Realty PO lox 396 Miranda, Ca. 95553 San Diego Count~. nt>w bam on lri.: ctt) lot. dose lo lown Walt'r mell•r , can ha1e I horse Hoom to build home Priced ~7 900 l'all 714 557 7846 after ipm or wet:kends 21.l 422·0923. 11 6pm. a sk ror Oottte ___ P_nvate Party ••...•..••.•........... O;\ Tll 1'.; IH; \l 11 \lmu lt.' .. :.r ~.><! .111 ;.?Ud 111'1 12'> t. lk.'t.'Jll I ront \u~ :!J Se1>t " •rr I 213 3911 JJ;Jl l'\L' •II I 21:1 !0!1.!:!hi11\., W111tt•r Ht'11tJI huuse, lu111. nr lll'l',111 Ii. hay Cle<in & .umlor1;1 bit! li75 il!f!ll LIDO ISLE Walk to llt'at h tt·n111~ & t:lubhousl' \llr•H'lt\I! :l Hr. 2 Oa \\'art Aug 15th St.oµl 3rll SI 500 Rt:modelt'd :.I Hr. den 2 Ba Wt'ekl) 11r mo111hl} \\'<Jll Aug 23rd Bill C:rum.ly, Rltr. 675·5151 Oc~an Front Wtnlt.'r rt'nt.il 51Jll rm . 3ba. SI 000 mo CJll b/3 5410 OCEAM FROMT 2br. 2lid. 2 C'ar ~Jr 5825 m o. 1rh 675-45il . LIQUIDATION SALE WNEWPO RT-Wmtl'r lbr Prime properties 1n den. gar, yaTd . u111 paid Oceanside & Carlsbad sioo mo 631 7793 C-200 Lot IOOxl40. ap ------- proved plans & permit:. Lg bayfronl " 6 bds to build 9,225 sq ft orrice Pnvate beach. Dock lor I .1111 d 1'111111 :1 Ur " h.1 1 u1ul11 " h!•· lr11·ll p.tll11 t111k ~···t•llh'I.' \\llldll"' pl of tft'r < ·11111111 µool \1 Jd 1w" '7:!5 mo "''" tlt't'111,11or t.iqll'I~ 1 1•:11 .:.ir l.111 11tlr1 rm p.1110 11\t "I \il) ll1Jt;~ t 111111 \\1•l1•11m1· S..'itMI mu ''"'1 ll,1mrl111n ~'I> l'utnu11.1 !11111 :1:1H!' :1 l~lr111 ltil I ll;ikt•r Sl J..ir..:e I ,;rd l'htldr1:11 -...l'l l'o mt· s:-.;;o rn11 Ii 3 I "~<1 i 'I h 2 7 !/Ii ·' :w 1!111 ;\e-... Ca..,,. l'otl Cunt.Ju :! bcJrrn 2' · t.;..1 Frrt!µl:tn'. 11.1ltu. :>PJ dbl J.:Jr.ige Be.JUI II ul \duh!> 1111 IJCIS Sti3.'i mo 1>.12 :il'.132 2 Br I Ila enl' µ..it11> ptf '~ 2.) Iii II t',i11n 1111 Ii lU ''"HI tor F:i.' c \~l l tel I I U "'" :\le,,.1 del \1 ar :1 l1<lrm 2 bil 9i51r fa11l11\ Ht·r'!> rt'I ~ar lnlt-rrom S850 759·0142or 1408) 996·0561 No Pets ! Lease $985 Beautl~ul park-like sur 2 bdrm spolles!>" "'cJrl) 11111 g.io 1111 Owner/Agt 644.7124 round1ngs . Ter r aced drapes, bltn, rn~. l(ar J bdrm. 2 ba fam rm --pool. S~nken gas bbq. deck, nr bch, udlt, 1111 µt•l Brand new Townhouse. Lovel> 38r. 28 a home s parkling rounta1ns . li40717!1 3244 Good toe $900 mo. Year-lblk from Jr High & S P a c i o u s room s •••••••• ••• •••••••••••• ly Bkr 675·4912 High Newport Heights. Separate dining a rea. 2Br , l8a, bltn::. refr1g sun deck, u\tl pd ~HOO mo 675· 7754. 1140 625!1 'l\111ler1K.'k H1t!ge Canyon -y I I Walk-in closets. home· \'11·" :1 Hr :! , ba. 3 car Bay 1-f'ont large 2 bdrm 2 r Y ease· S7SO/mo like kitchen & cabinets ~.11 \\.tll :,cpt !IW 2Sti0. ba Condo in Newport 64()..239() Walk to Huntin gton X.'11 1~1t1. 55l 14!14 Bay Towers. Very tux Super Bturrs Townhome. Center urious. Security bldg, 4br. Jba. end unit on l Bed.room·unrum. $400 2br. I ba. S4!10. dt.'l'k carpo rts. t.u1h 111:-. 1111 pets! r\dult::.. li73 0-l?:l l 'l\I \ Pk $~'1U m u l:.!I K2SO 2 b r . 2 b a . Possible boat slip. qwet cul·de .sac. Deck. I Bedroom furn from Nu µel!>, Larg1:3bdrm Duplex. I lrg pat io, frpl c S430 W1x11.lhnd~l' :1 Ur 11 , Ila l'u11d11 S.'i75 No µt•ls. 21:i 1~8 ti09u 1-:ves & Wknd:. I Udrm 3', Ha home ror rent 1n Culvcrdale l'hrlllrcn. :.m,.tl pl'l OK Comm pool & tenn1:. ~iS mu 5523119 huuse from OC'ean $750 Sll001mo 2 Bedroom rurn S500 mo on ~earl) b<1sis <.:all Wayne Agt 645 !1161 Twnhse·u~~rn from ti75-8018 Adults. no pet!'> Lux Twnhm , new 3br. I Blk lo bch, 3Br, 2Ba home . p ool . t ennis courts, pvt park111g $750 mo 6 •I 5 · 3 6 I 5 e ,. e !> , 67:.1 6210 dys ---------- 2Br. 2Ba. 2 car garage, frplc. sauna. Jacuzzi . 2' iba. frplc. patio, 2 car Utilities Free• gar. pool /s pa /tennis. Newporl I M es a $740 644-4192, 646 3215 2 Bd. 21 2 Ba, $.565 tm o Kids OK LA QUINTA HERMOSA 16211 Parkside Ln. I blk w or Beach, 3 blks s or Edinger. 847-5441 Bachelor Uni\ Wshr dn r garage S2 3tl m11 &iO 77G2. ti:m n:n IBr house, gard1•11111 g S395 } rly. & <!Ur house 5445 yrly li75 JOO:t wkn<h 679 9667 C\'l'!> (i5fi 245\1 d)S Costa Mesa 38H ..•...•................ Wooclbridge 4 Ddrm 21 2 pool. S5!15 ~673·6610 _ J Bd.212 Ba. SSS67S1mo J ohn Marshall 631· 1266 28r, lBa. adhs onl~. no 3 Br TownhvUM' Ill'"" pets, 2 blks from b<'h decor gas pd t•nd~u hJ I 11 ~ood t·onll $700 \rt ti. 551 ~31 TURTLE ROCK .HJr :JB.i 3rar gar !(Ml 988 12-134, ext =214 Jlidrm. ·2ba + overs1zt.'<1 game room L'nl\ Park .\v:ul edrly Sept No pels S825 644 7 124 owner agt --- 536-2877 gar Ad Its pout ii 12 ~073 --...... L.ac)llnaleach -3748 2 Br 1 bath \µl "l'"" ••••••••••••••••••••••• detor G.1., pd l'IH 1 .. 11 LAGUNA BEACH .\!TR i:.ir puol \d1l!o> 1...12 .'loi:I 3Br , 2Ba . canal front INN Maid ser\'. colur _B_A_Y _V_l_E _W_L_1 d-o I~~ 13 Peninsula. Double wide :\lob1le Home. 2 Bdrm gns mo SUPER BAYF'R ONT VIE W Sec urity. prestige, pn vac). 2 Bdrm. 2 ba. pool. SlOOO/m oyrly Waterfr0ttt HCMM1 w1small boat doclL ~SBSO TV , heated pool. VIII I Br ~ewl~ dl·cor g.i'> µd mo Agt 673-6210 1714)494·5294 985 No encl gar A<llt!> pool Coast Hw} &t2 5073 Harbor Vie w llome, love ly 3br, 2ba, avail. Sept. Hewport leach 3769 ME.SA VERDE home JI 9th SBOO/ITJO. 640·8611 ....................... mosphere 2&3 br ll Ix L.: :iLIH. :m '· u111"·1 Uiill 1•nt'I ll·' r \, H'l·I \ d··• ~l l·:.~t dl'I \l.ir ~1 .. 11 i5l !l'JIJ5, Iv lfll'!>:.U~•· l.Jrgc I Bdrm uµpcr S!H;'. ~Ull't bu1ll1111~ \lllh be.iut1111t l.11111" .q11n~ \lJlJl.T~ O\' EH 3.'l ,,, peti. Lt:t-:W,\IW \l'T:-, :!U:!U .. ull1.·1·11111 \11 I blk E uf ~c.:11 µor! '' ,. & I lJlk ~I Ill f;j,1 ~ I tt:ll ll:I~';' 1-:u!>li.1Jt· \t1·1":. I mm i:olr l'uur:.e l'rt\ :ill'. 2Br \\OUd po.11H·led j!arJj.!l' JIJJrlnk'lll \I JIU rt• l'llll µle ollh 1111 1 h1hln111 11r fll'l!> ~li5 lllt1 Ill "di nlll'>lfh•r l.i hor r l'li.111· h11' llJ rt Ii-Iii 2h52 1-•. \STSI 1>1-. {l1111'1 <!111 1111 11.rn•111 & rhtld 1-· .. ,.,h IJJll\l. l JI jll'h dr,Jl)l'• ..till,., Ir 11lg 1'0111 'l 'l'l'\t•tl pl..j.! "" ,., 1 .. ::.wt.I mo 11.) E IHI h ,. .. I ·ll•l'I t:Jll !lhO :l~H!J ~ew J bdrm :! ,1i,1 ~1ud111 !f.11! I 11i:1 H\J~ H2l.~ ( ·111,,· tu lw.wh 1°.llJOI .1 hl1• :! Br \pl '"" SJl:l .!h."i 111 t 11 I' I \l 11" 1-' 1 I ~;1.:w . .o ll\<'111-:l.o I! ( i r t•.il 1-. "ii IJ 1-. lut' S:llO .\lo ·;.111 tr.UK 1!11 :!!1141 l'l<l PLt-.;.. kl'JUlrl ull\ :-..1111 101 det·or J lt·d II ii h It\ l'f,1/1°11 l'Ollm :.! !11!1rn lfr.1111 ••·tlr11:.! lhl U ulll II 11 h hUL! f11'1•plJ l'l' l'fl\JI• p.1 t111 l>hl t•fll'l!>d gar Jgc I; J' .'i. ".Jll·I µ.ircl lmrnJ< ul;tll \'ouple \l ll h retere11c1·~ wanted -.:u µel~ 1 h1ldren S45U 0111 .">l:!t1 H!lti:J commercial bld.g 40' boal Sl.500 mo 5250,000. Carlsbad. w a 1er(ron1 II om es 2br. 212ba. g.ir frplc. ell:. h\la ... hl'I . IOll'rO, ..idult:. 'lfo pel!> lyr old S5.50 m11 t:>:.11 3926 Exec home. Northwood, -!bdrm, 3ba. fam rm. ---C-.._-....... -.---,-,-7-6-r apts No Pets 546 1034 BRANDNf.o:WA!>TS 2 hdrm I b.r , QUrcl Inc.. 631-1400. • •••••••••••••••••••••• <.:-2 lot 88x210. SI 19,500. 631· 1400 l'u7.~ Collage' S300' Oceanside. -----F1:11t cd Yard' .\pµh" 2.83 Acres C2/$600,000 & • Good area! t54tHJ rec 1.lOAcres C2/S239,S80. Hou.es Unfum15hed RENTIM ES 631·4555 Both located off Hwy 76 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1---------- in Oceanside lalboa PHinsulo 3207 Plant Pleasers Patio! ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2Bdrm. Kids OK! $345 2 Separate units R 3 J. 2Bdrm. 2 Ba Winter DbleGar t54691 fee 25Xl40. $49.500. Rentals Sept.15th thru RENTDI ES 631·4555 Owner wilJ carry paper June 15th. $415 mo Call --- back on all these pro-675-0124 Dano Point 3226 perties. ••••••••••••••••••••••• I ST PROPERTIES del Mar 3222 New l'UStom w ,all the lux ••••••• •••• •• •••• ••• •• • uries 3 Br 2 Ba S750 9'79-40.1l 1•729·6727 CAMEO S H O R ES ; 4 33791Robles 7M·496·6804 bdrm. 3 ba. 180 deg o.tofState ocean view. private 2 Bdrm Pnme location Property 2600 beaches. Avail Sept 1st Lease or rent S600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl750 mo. 760-9402. 661·2765 Aft 6P :\I Sunny Central Oregon. UN SU R PASS E D DA.'IA CREST Cool "'th Just what ever ybod) wants. 1·cry 111ce home PA.'IJORAMlC OCE.\~ & wilhaternfk viewofthe BAY VIEW 2br. fam rm Cascade Mts , adjommg + breakfast rm. wel bar. the Us Forest Service maids lJUarters 6 ha. property 3 br. 1600 sq rt pool.3cargar.S2.950 m11 with qualil> tou ches that _646 __ ·6.S9_5_o_r_29_1 __ ·5_9_13 __ wtll c ha rm yo u r domestic senses. Built m a tasteful. contemporary design, yet would aC'com . family heirloo m anti- q u es . S9 9 .500 . BROOKTR F. E Realty Inc Sister s, Oregon 503-8501 RanchH, Farms, Gro•es 2700 ..........•...•........ PRICELESS LAND WITH STUDIO HOME 24 Acres F'allbrook Price $390,000 w 11 h terms Red h 1 l l d-~ Re.ilty 1;7 :~ -;-:{1111 JASMINE CREEK 3 Bdrm 2' a Ba. pool, jac . tennis. panoramic ocean vu, guard e d gate. $1350/mo. Walker & Lee 759·1501 or640·4283. Jasm ine Cr eek new. 2 story" ocean veiw. 3 Br. 3 Ba . f'am rm. pool & spa Z700sq. rt $1500/mo 213 / 446·6684 2bdrm house Old<.:dM. S.525/tnu 546·3736 Hroadmoor. Pnme View P ool. 4br . 2 12 ba Sl500 mo. 644 t594 2 + den, Jasmine Creek, greenblt. tennis. pool. Jae . guarded gate. Sl250 mo Ownr 75g.9189 • ~~~~~~~~~~1212 blks to bch. rule 2 br. ----------1 1~2ba. lrpl. llrt\ p.11111. AVOCADO GROVE gar. adul ts. S650 mo. 121 acres in Fillmore. 53 own. 76<J.022'i acres planted. mostly Haas Magnificent home SPYGLASS HILL site. Property C'an be Executive 4 B<lrm home divided Exlraordinury In presliglou!> urea working ranch with well $1495ipr mo. R.C Taylor a nd drip irr i gation Co.640·9900 . system. Quulilles for in· ------- vestment tax credit RUSTIC SmlMG WATER FR 0 MT 3 Bdrm, 2 ba. rrplc, HOMES c harming upper unit. I~ 631-1400 $825 /m o Owncr 1Agt. ~""'~~·!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!~l -645--·029~5·~~~~~ 2900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mother /Daughter wa nl Storybook Charm 3br. 2ba, lge master s uite, $1000 mo Open Sat. & Sun 1·6 709 Larkspur. CdM 759·8930 ocean breeze and 101 cl~ new Bike to beach ancl )'farina from th1!> nc-... 3Br l.im rm k1teh d111 rng area and 2 bath:. '.'lew landscaprng with :.pnnklers. atnum I blk to schools & park S725 mo yrly 1;45 1171. !J60.5844 or days 637 46~. ask for Jack Fowttain Valley 3234 ....................... Elegant 3Br Home $525 lluge Enclosecl Y ud Bnck Frplc Garage Kids & Pets! t 5!125 > fee RENTl~IES G31 ·-1555 ---Hwtti"C)ton B~ach 3240 .......•..•...••.•••..• A\'a1I now. Near lhe beach <Delaware Spr ingf1eld I 2 !.I Or}. 3 bdrm 3 ba E'lel' llome "tlh tam rm frplc. ds hws hr. patio. sundeck & dbl garage w elec garage door opener 2 or 3 Children OK no pct!> rSmall pet considered 1 S725 per mo + S700 de po;,1l I 'a II i 1-1 !H~I 251ili nr !173 ~r.1 \t;ent No fee HOM ES FOR RENT 3 & 4 hdrm from $550. fenced yards, garages. F'am1lres please. Kids & p t! l .., w e I r 11 m c i 14 196-1 25t;6 or 97:.1·2911 Agent No fee 2 BR. 2 BA. nr bea1·h. securit } gat e. pool. Jacuzzr . tennis. volte) ball courts Call Dee !162·4142 or Ken 546·0996 ExeC'ullvc Home 4 bdrm 3 ba 2 st Or) Near beach :-.iopel s In cl u ding Gardener S!IOO mo 536-0425 1rplc, "el bar, air, ~~~~~~~~~~l2br, Iba, fireplace, will to micro. patio. 3 car gar, NEWPORT SHORES · ocn&downtwn,nopets . landscaped .. Greenbe~t 3 Br. 2aa. charming. $450/mo incl util. 2Br2Ba S<l30 ~:J~brdc l11e " gar.rg" 3Br2Ba $550 ldl'\ 1kc.:k. 5450 mu, nu Spacious new (.;1111, µvl 1x:1'. li:11 111!1~ loc. Rec fac1ltt1es. Avail pool. tennis. S69S mo. E. Paul J ohnson now. L se. $950 /mo. 673-6210 &Assoc. s.2·0175. 661-6111 Big Canyon Condo·Adlts. Beachfront de luxe 2 * * LUXURYI. 2Br . den. JBa. pool. bdrm. 2 ba. New Condo. YIAA·AOUNO FUN: Social Activities 01· rector• Free Sunday Brunch • BBO's • P1n1es • Plus more patio, close to !>hoppmg 2 ll r . 1 Ua µ.illo Jpt Adults 1982 ~apl e, H ein ~ & stove furn 548·2408. S300 mo 731 E 18th St Lg e 2 b r . I 1 i b a =A Agt 640·'1000 1\!.k fur to wnho use. laundry , Fayt• jacuzzi, tennis. no pets. '"""" 213 332 2024 Beautiful executive al· 5975 mo. 333.3349 ......,. / · tached home with view of ----------S-,,_ lake. 3 Bdrm, 21,2 Ba. 48 r , 3Ba, canal frnl, Cephtr-.o J171 S900 monthly on 1 yr jacuzzi, deck, comm pool ••••••••••••••••••••••• lease & tennis_ 237 Canal. SHOO Waoobrldge Re11tg 551·3000 1920 8a rrant'a Pkw), lrvinf' mo. 675·7450 ._,, r, frplc, encl yrd, 2 car gar, nr Marina & beach. VIEW HOME SSSO/mo Call after 7pm: 6'6-m72. Sea Wind. 38r. 212Ba, 1---------- spacious back yard with 3br home, community covered patio. Gardener pool, near beach. no pets. included. S900 /m o SSS0.493-6636 Best location on the 13th _64().. __ 6883 __ • _______ •tM UfO • •••••••••••••••••••••• green, 180 degree view Harbor Ridge ocean view , Luxunous 3 bdrm, d1rt· elegant 4 Bdrm condo S5ClO mo 2 bdrm 2 ba 111~. breaktasl nook, 212 Tenrus crts , pool, spa, fireplace. bnC'k pallo. bath San Luis Rey S2500/mo 640.6883 Prox. to Spa & Pool. Model It'!> a beauty for -----,-------8311·4289 S850. !Sorry. no dogs> •---------- C o r o n a d I? I M a r OH WA TEI The Best for less! Properties. 673·8494 Beautiful bayfront home Stwming 2Br! DIO! with 5 bdrms, frml din Kids/Pets OK! Fen ced G_.T RfCMATION: Tenn11 • Free les$ons (pro & pro Shep) • 2 Health Clubs• Sauna • Hydromassage • Swimming • Goll Onving Range llAUTll'\ll APTS: Singles. 1 & 2 Bed· rooms • Furnished & Unfum<Shed • Adult L1v1ng • No Pets • Models Open Dairy 9 to 6 Oakwood Garden Apartments NeWPort BNCh N. 880 lrvrne 1a1 161111 (714) 645·1 104 Newport 8NCh S. 1700 161h St tOover al 16111) 1714) 64 2·5113 patio. S395 67 5·05()() STUNNING la r ge 3 Br 2 Ba. Garden Apt Pool. Rec area S43.'i ilO W 18th. St Lrg 2BR, l BA. w patio, cpts. drps, gar. adult:.. no dogs. S375 mo Isl & last+ sec 548·5861 Upper 2 BR. Jduh" no pet:. 311 W W1bu11. SJ25 631·2177 2 Br. 2 Ba. Sundeck S-1:!5 Avail approx Scpl Ii.I 548·8675 days, 760 141!1 Eves& Wknds Orangetree, 1 br. A /C. rm. Jge patio. pier & slip. Yard & central A/C wshr /dryr. refrig, ten· $3,000/mo . .h~jlse. Must see! (8324) fee nis. pools. Jacuzzi. No Wateriroftt HomH RENTJ M ES 631·4SM SHORT TERM __________ 12 Br l Ba. Adults. nu pets Pool. $395 mo. 6'16 8523 or 673·4804 ch1ldrcn 1pcls, Avai l Inc. 631 -1400 ICclRCllOlllllM-RENTALS 9 'lS. S450. Jane. 559·5945. ~~~~~~~~~ u.rfunlllMd J42S Weekly & Winter 752 621 I = ••••••••••••••••••••••• Agent 675·8170 '.'ir <X:C.' lge 21.>r m triplex cnrlm .... d gar patio. ref'~ s.13.'i mu s.52 83"3 2 Hr 11 2 Ba townhouse, bit 111!>, .11r. patio. & gar SH5 li15·"'8Ji DP.Lt:'.\. E l BH I Ba S3i:i m11 2261i \I 1ner S I 714 ~ liJti 2l3 542 i:!:J•i S1J..i1·111u' 2 b1fl m I · lw Tu\\llhuu-.c, puol I .irµul'l . IJl'l\.llC paliO rllrldn·11 \lCfl'IJITll' :1:110 ~anta Ana \\e l>l<!:i 213 .;:iu 7t:i:J:l 8t.'aut1f'ul Bak1H1~ \pt .Ju:c.t S200 (;ood a1'1•:1 l.g(.'uunln K1ld11•11 ' Ne" \pptc' llit:'il 1 It••· HE'.'iTI \I f:S 1;:n 1.1.;.1 Seaview Broodmoor. 3br. Spnngs Bach A <.:. poo 537 I. 0 s uite), 2ba. crpts. Irvine, Turtle Rock. T ri· Conv quiet 3br , Jba. Townhouse 2 Br 11 , Ba Gar. Adlts no pets. paw1 $400. 540-5446 or 548 0084 1.g B.11'11 u 11 r I 1'1' I l'I g spa, tennis. clbhse 5 drps, frpl. recreauonal level. 3Br, 2''28a. Pvt. New pl Crest Twnhm. 831·_720-1__ facilities. guard gate. patio F'rplc. attached 2 fresh paint & crpls. nr car gar. tennis courts. b h / 1 •· 1 · R~T"Lc: vie w . mu ch m ore. c w poo "' enn1s g"'I "" ;a pool, + much more. $175, ....... 962 0607 2Br.2Ba $700-Sl200 si 2 oo t mo Cal l chi ldren ok . P I P .... J . • 3Br.2Ba . .$700 7l4-72!HSl6 714·8Sl·ll42. YRLY. UNF t FN. 3br. 3Br, 212Ba . S750·Sl500 34 · SI i P av a 11 3 Br •----------.. 2ba. Steps to bch. 725mo 48r+8 2' :Ba . $950 Westside I blk to 'beach. Perfectly Placed Condo l/L +sec. 714·67J.9312. for Orange County 2 br. _sooo __ m_o._64_0_·4_91_9_e_v_e_s_. _1 2'h ba, with green belt, 2 Br. yrly, upper S425 + VIEW. 2 BR I Ba s.125. Isl, last, sec \duh!> Avail 1mmed l'all David, agt 646·32.'i5 E SIDE upper front 2Ur. 11188 w bakomes. nt:"' paint. $425 mo 646 0100 or646-6219 \va1' !I :1 \'1el11r1:1 ~I ~l.'imo 5-18 l:Jfii .ill :i :! llr gJr.11.(e ·"·ail !l :i \'1t•t1Jfl d St :>-ltlllmu .).llJ IJt,i \11,•r 5 :iJ,5tJ 11111 2br I ha. .\k.,l:.. 55!11;221 a~e111 Bluffs E Plan. 3 Br, fam rm. 2 frplcs. pool. $1050 Owner. 644·4643 priced Incorrectly al util. No garage or pets _________ 1 oano Point s.550/m o I yr lease Avail. 9115. 675·7048 IEAUTIFUL 3826 LCICJll"CI Beach 3248 ..............•........ Large Victor ian Beach House. 4 Bdrm 2 Ba $825 Mo yearly, 123·28th St s.57·1616 Avail. Im med. BAYFRdNT. 4br, 2ba , frplc, jac. boat s li p avail. Yrly. S14501mo. 673-6055. 675-()5.q7. Adult Co mmunit y 2 BR w po 0 1. w 1gra c 1 o u 5 11 v 1 n g . Winter Rental : 2 bdrm """" bd SBOO GREENBELTS.&COOI. .. ""·3400 Only qual1'f1'ed """"' mo 4 rm """ c-f BREEZES I \II l·'HO\I needcall. r urn. A c ross r om b h OCEAN S l :ill eac . Call Guy at W/GARAGI-: l>\YS JASMIMI CllltC 548·4134or557·5000 646 ·0354 . fi H 2s; a Beautiful 2Br + den. NIG HT S : 644 2578. Be l ow ma r ket at Af.c liMllh 64()..6175. S89S/mo. Uwfw"AlslMd COLOMY APTS. ____ 64_0_·6_1_88 ___ --1 ••••••••••• ••••• •• • •• • • 2229 CANYON ......................• IClr t rph d1'.q11·~ ''"' t' th:-h" .1:.ht•r 1111 t ltildr.·11 111 1"'1' ....:l:!.i 1,1 I I t•r:! \111 Jdt·~ l a11 lla1111l•11 Lrkt• lh1~ t·u~lom :!IS1· \V plush l'rlJl!> & Ill'" l>rape~ . .I u~l S.WO ~lusl see• 1 i721i r I 1•t· 111-'.:-.IT l\I E!-. ri:ll 1:1:,:, 2 Bdrm. 2 Ba Fam Rm . 1-'rplc. 2 cAr gar View. $725 rro 497 1051, SJC 3bdrm crptd drps . ..._lslaltd 3806 '111!'!~~~~~~~1 __________ , 1 t f '1 & ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1~ HuntiftCjton Beoch 3840 BAY &OCEANVIEW poo ,nr cener o own . PINE BLU Fl-'i\PTS ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----- Wood. beam & s tained glass.2Br.11'2 Ba,garage w auto opnr. No. End. 2 blks to bch. S850 mo. (7 14) 337·6593 3br. 2ba. Crplc, Irvine public trans . $450/m o. On the Water , top ~uahty Spac 2 Br. 2 Ba. Adult Terrace. $1200 /mo. Cal1 493·2196eves. duplex, lower unit, 3~r. Complex. Patio, view. 675-1541 760-1977. 2b a , frpl. lrg pall~. • a•ouw 11100/mo y rl y. Avail frplc, e nc l gar .. gas Large 3 bdrm. 2 ba. u..tw.i"-d llJI Sep t rs . 644·4323 or stove. d lshwhr. jac, Duplex. 5 doors to ocean. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673-3466. lndry rm. F'rom $450 view off large balcony. Want to sub I ea a e ----------_S_P_M_C _____ 6_31_._s1_0_11 2 bdrm 2 ba North SBSOyearly. T ownhou se in N . 8 Yearly. 2br. 2b~ •. parking, 2 Bd. 2 Ba ri replace Avail. Sept Isl. $450 mo Lovely ult adult. no l)\'l:.. 1.2&.3 Br apls. 6200 ~:ct 1ngcr. h b 846 Olil!:I Deluxe poolside xlra lg1· 2br. 2ba Bllns. ds h.,.hr 1\2 miles beach. .\dh~. no pets S39S mu 536-83ti2. 2 bdrm. 1 ba. Duplex. 5 SSH /m o . 2br , 2ba. open beam ce1_Ungs. bal Laguna Beach home. doors lo ocean ~"SO 644·5800 ext 1417 or with water view. new Severa l decks. 2 blocks .., I $800 C II S from beaC'h $750 mo. yearly. ~·6431. app . . a \eve or HUNTIMGTOM LAKES 646-7174 3-4 Br Hse fixer-upper _No~A~gt~_.7_7_4_·5_792~~~-iCostaMesa 3224 bftttls ••••••••••••••••••••••• Y"arly.714 1494.a714. AskforJackie E. Side C.M. New lux l.q-nnat 67J.08l8. E-S1de38r 2Ba Bwlt· SPARKLINGSTRt-:.\:\1::> 2 Br w garage $.175 New " 6314046 552 7500 ins. Jn Tr1·plex. $550 m o C .-\ S C .\ O I :'\: 1; C'rpts. fnrcl )ard. water THE ULTIMATE' . . . twnhs . 2b r , den-lort. Blt~front. 3Br. 2Ba. yrly. Nopets 645·0108Eves WAT ERF'ALl.:o; ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3106 ••••••••••••••••••••••• V!TERAHS Isn't 1t Lim~ )'OU owned ~t>ur OWN home., F'or further infor mation call li.38·4.960. Pd , 27 10 . 1-~&1:·· . WATER FRON T decks. pool-Jae. Child Avail.Sept.13 Sl200/mo. TOWER I NGPINt-:~ t;orgeous 2Bdrm W //\ir! OK ....,Simo ...,., S772 675-7009 or675-840S Del aw a re 636 4120 5450 Ht'aled Pool & BEAUTY_ Xtra lee ! · ...,, · ,.... · · l Br, carpet . drapes. bit •New spar1ous lak1·,11t<' l·SP.\1 Jacuzzi too' 158161 ree bdrms, 2 ba , ad ults. no Univ. P ark VIiiage 3, Spacious 3 bdrm. Upper ins. refngerator. i.:aragc adult apt ~ -ll ENTI MES 631 ~655 pets. kids. SllOO/mo. incl. CardUfTwnhse. 2br. 2ba . Unit on Little island with Adults, no pets 1>45·!1857. •2·3 lid rm 2 3 bath:. Beal·hwaJk conao. 4 Br 31 J util. No garage. 675·2291 s kilig ht. p atio, c a 11 good So. Bay view. 2 548·42!Jl. $325 J • t::legant ltreplact·~ hm Bdrm. 2Ba . utll Incl MESA VERDE Ba, a1·ait 9 I nr hc•h ll> Ckeanvie" 2 nr +den. 4 fi 1 y 1 ./ • l~nvatc lakt's1de 111H11" -.5 ........ '·e .... t • '8 1197 " VI EW 8 1 ff d owner499-ll36 rep aces. ear ease. Large 2Br:-t>eumed l'cll &lialconies ..,, "-·'° &•• 3 Br. 2 Ba . kitchen, ll!m PP "" . .,. or cfocks.lease.$700 u con o on Avail. Approx Sept lSth. ____ 64_' _6_·9798 rm. rrplc Sharp Good 213 -1:.J·504ll Dave, ti44·72l I Back Bay. 2 master b rs. Eleaant new townhome In S8SO mo. 675.3680. No ings. Lite & ulr) Nu • 11 c lt t c d P •>"I ,\ 111aoor.-M11o ]107 area. No pets. S675 mo. ---ram rm. 2""' ba. frplc, T u rtlerock w /spec -Pets pets. $.150. 2269 "E"M;1 wh1rlpuol :)µ11 ...,...., WHAi.ER COVf.o:. 2 stor}. •~HI-I 3252 new'" decora ted. 2 car tac"'ar view . 2 ma1t"r pleSl. 963·6551. •·I miles from beach ••••••••••••••••••••••• 546-.JO\Jf 3b 3b I S750 ~.... ...--"J UJ ~ 842 I 160 ----------• r. u ~ lt ras. ••••••••••••••••••••••• gar 2200 sq rt $1100 m o ul d .,, ... b t I D au ""' t I t I .. • C.:harmingSbdrm,3bath -. . 848·95440r846-i815. 3 bdrm, 2 ba, view. nr 64()..gggl . . . s les, en. •TII a. p c, ~_:-·onedco3mbdp ee:~ ... 28r, lBa. frplc. gar<Jge. 7562 1WisAve.11.B ba"rront with 38' boat L.ra 2 Br. xlnt cond1t1on. k h I h . wetbar. soartne vaulted """'vrat , rm. a. East side Costa Mesa '3 bl"· W or Beach Bl,•d i " avaJI Im med .USO/mo par ' SC 00 . s oppmg.. I b I .. , h r•-1 G t t' r ,.. ' "" Ooat. Sept .. J uly. S1200 · . · ""' · New 3bdrm. 2ba home In liOO mo. Thornton Real-2Br d 2aa r 1 2 c a s. t n a t c e n .... ., ace. rea v ew o t r l p I ex . $4 90 m 0 . m>. Yrly $1600 m o. Bill 731·3032. Ask for Jim. best lirea. 5650 +dcp. ty 831•0300 ga~, e~any · u':g~ad~~~ w flateat a ppllc . AC , bay from lar1e pat io. 646·2906. arter 5PM 2br. 2bu, crpts. drps. dis Gnmd•·,675·6161. N•ar So.Co11stPla~".3 Br 8403817. --·---·-----..,Cl\ (213)•31•7•<> comm pool fir t ennla. Beachat yourfrontdoor. hwas her. encl 1(.11· J "' .... 3 Br twnhm, ocean vu _,.,mo. '" ... ..., $1200rno.114·752>8350or Avail Sept. U . Yearly NEW DELUX E 2 BR BtweenEllis&Garfiehi Winter rental, 3br. l~ba. 2 Ba, ~nus r~. frplc. WALK TOOCEi\N wtamenlues. S72S, avail Harbor View Ho m es. 75Hl15 leaae. SUOO mo. 673·3466 CONDO. Pool. spa. ten· off Beach $400 \\till Ir living rm & kltc h. pool, ntwly painted Int-VacMl 4 BR, new paint 10/S. Agt. 83MS04 Carmel m odel. 3Br, 2Ba, or6"-4242. nls, gym, 2balconies. bit Sept l 842·8032 f11>IC, patio. luc11ted on out, nu crpts & drapes. & cpts. S6SO mo. ALSO. 2 r ·i o rd tf twllh ........ ,. Ina S4UO. Nr So Co. - -----W. Ba,y, Oy1: $49-5711, blt·lns, SllOO/mo. l st & HK.~ mo. Call Keith, lalbfcw•st 3251 amt Y room. 1 ener ....................... Charmin& Bayfront, Plaza 525·1708. 28r. 2 Ba Allli C'heJ nlt•:833-T7SI last + $300 dep Inc 962.4411 ....................... Included. n 95 t mo ...... , .. ,11 .. , J707 furn is h e d or u n -aarage Nr bcurh gardener. pool S\'C & , Secluded 2 Br lownhorne Aflenl.644·S922. ..••••••••••••••••••••• tUl"RilhM. Parltln1. utll. '310. I bdrm. I ba. Apt. Washer1drycr tadllt~ WINTER RENTAL! water 6'1S·4089 Lurge2Br.112Ba adltcon· close to Lake C lub Ma lce your ahoppln a 2 Ii aar. ~ blk to ocn, paid. S750 yr ly. 675-3063 Adulta only. Firepl•ce. 1.uxury unit w 10'2'x31 2br JI eba, •1s. 305 Mon do $450 mo. will con privileges incl $560/mo. easier by usln1 th~ Dally wlnta 6 yrly. O wn er wknd1, 879·968'1 eves, lalG'ldry rm All built·lna. 1ange sou Dunbar tero...1-179-5"1 Want Ads Call 642·5678 sider lse. 775·1664. 581-9923 eves Pilot Classified Ads. 675-STIO. 8'75·U4e &56-MStdys. TSL M1mt. 642-9412 846-9501 ==========i-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-==-=i-·=========::::t===========::.L===========.L==========::.i:=========:::::i.:============:i.==========. - •• ••·-.,..----•·~·'f"•••._.,..,... .... r .-• _,.,,.,,,...,....,..._. ..,,..._._..,......,...,.._.. •-w # I DAIL. 'I "Ol Sund '( ~UOUll 17 1980 ....... , to Sit... 000 Otfic. R..-t.a 4 400 luMMu Rnt• 4450 .. 'r,ua Mori l919tt. 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A . •Ju111toraiJl l'K•rv1ce & Ul1l1t1es l11clutle<.I • UJilcent tu c\trpurt & Ht',taurunt flov. • \l'tt'!>b l o :l :'\it JJOI FW)'!>. 11th St1 eel 's bua1osl 'hOl'fllOll Ct'Oler, COlt8 Mc1>u Hcalunom1cs. 01s moo 1)11 ltdlc lteta11 Spate fo'nunluin Vullt.~' <;,1rden Crovt• Oranitt.· ~n t 'lemenle Stunton I') om .W ver Ml It I S Properues lll.i8 370 I Commercial Rf'fttats 4475 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ell-Siil ~lOSq Ft ofco111rnercial SIJiH't' 011 New1>vrl Bl vd. KOLL CEMTER c· :\I Rl'J!sonublc rate!> 1~5.,i.u-1 NEWPORT f':lr)<!ant exerull\'t' ,.u1tt.'' MJ :.q ft . loratt•d ,11 36.'I 1n prt'i.t1ge lor lnl'11b I,: 11th St t'oi.ta Mt!sa wcretanal servwt•::.. re l·or info t•all. H:.irrell HI c·e µt1 un1sl. t1:lephont.' l \,lil25*'0 Jn:.wenng & (?\Ort' F rom ::.27S p er mo T U E Storaqe 4550 ll E \OQUAHTEHS ••••••••••••••••••••••• ('OM PAN I ~S \ pro W .. rcho~e Stora~t''>J)ate le!>s1onal env1ronmenl lor relll I '.\I .in·;i.Apq 11.i W.l 1 Of.!JI K.111 Ml ft S27Um u Truck door 6-12 5330 770 210-t \lecl1cal Dent JI llM 0 . 776 sq ft in N L'ostd \lesa t.iround floor, fully equlpped Private patio. etc S54J t mo Tom 951,lOOO Rentals Wanted 4600 .......•..••.•..•...... ~e,kina Sub11h1nt1ul In vulor. Commerctul Card Lock Servict' Sta lion& Start up capital Wr~ll H ll 011 Co. P 0 Box 17662, Ir vine. t' \ !fl713 7\4 G75·5500 Money to Loa" 5025 ..•..............•..... ./NEED I MONEY • CREDIT MO PROBLEM 2nd & 3rd TD loons 978-6531 Arranged by COG$t Home loans A .Mortg11ge Broker HOMEOWNERS One Day Approisol Use your equity for bills. home additions. vaca- tions. etc An} umounl, s.ttlet-Mh). Co. All lypes of real \•i1lall' investments 11mce 1949 Speciallli'"J in 2..ctTOs 642-21 71 545-061 I Widow ha'> mun!') for 2ncl T l> 's No t·r cdll chcl'k 110 pnlly fur ut·t100 roll \Kl 673-7311 <!fl) lltnt• IST.& 2HO. TRUST DEEDS SFR's : bl tu S.WC>t<. :10 ) n. purch.lse .rnll l'l'fl . 2nd t o $15UK 15) r .. Owner, Non Owner No prcpuy. Cee J lea!Whuld 1\Jso thru 4 & <.:onduSS DOBBS f'INAN<'li\I. Sl::RV!CES &W 6016 49-1 <lt>lll 41°o YIELD ::m .UOO. 6 mo 15' • TU on 20 .ic pit reel lit VtMtl 111 frnal eng111N•rtng ~l A I apprsl $18 500 per Jl' now and 559.000 ~r a t' comphd Onl~ SO 927 J)l.'r ac aheJd l'nt'l' S.Jl.!130 i5 I -1820 7,;i, :Sfl.l!I 49:S ll53 15111°0 IMT 2HD TD ~o Prepayment Pc·nall\ IS HS. S1n~I~ f.Jmil\' t.1do ~t'wµon ('ompan' 673· 7595 24 hr:. 1-'ounll Spnnger Spanwl puppy, 8 l2 wks. Oakotu & 0207 1-'0UNU Sam oyed. 2 Oa1·h:.hunds. Sh ell 1l' 1111x. Shepherd mix. & more Al~o mu ny l'Ut!> & k.1llens A Jo pt a vet u I Irv 1n1· I\ n 1 ma I C: Jn• <'enter 01Jt'n ever} d u) i~I 3734 l..o:.t Blk M <.'al. weu rmi.: t.lk Ch~a t•ollar, '11: Lulo hit• ro-;WARO .\n:.v.l'(> 111 J1mm1 t.ii:J05Vi l"11ur11J l'upp1 •imo IJ(> pru\ 1 I-' (;oh.lt•n Ht'l •'I<' AJ,un. ... & '1 agnoha 11 B !174 7478 ftJL"-.;I) <.:11t•kJle1l. .\ug I~ 1 ellu" & <1rd nge ;\'1:Jr 11 fHIS :>till 4102 Personals 5350 ···•···•••••·····•·••·· I'll!'.~ LAW :.tudcnt lll'CdS S25.IAAI Will du a nythrni.: RENTL\I ES 031 t:>.>.'> Tropical 1'J1 Jtl'''' · Oeluxe2Qdrm w '.ittl' $350: liurr)' t 5~.i • 1~1 .! U IC \\ P (1 0 I CilU.1:::-.0IH.I I'~ ~ t'llOI. lll<l-.~./t-.s I \II j-'f((J\'l () ! ~; \ :>.; '\ I :1 II u •• ,m \\1lh h 11d11·11 11n\ "'""' hth & ,h11pµ1ni: 1·1•1\l\'I \<11111' tlllb E\ , . ., 1, 11 Joor wkntb :111217520 I-Studtrnl Iv 1>h..trl' CM ·•Pl o'er look Back Ba). 111.KJI S200 11111 1;:11 fil-t!J Shure llousl• with PQOI & :-pu I lu J rnoms l!Vt11l Prof Exec Ofc Suite:. New t-'ull Sen e Bldg. I I B J Ofc Sune S595 W;inted m t.'osta :\'fes a or ln1ne ;ire;.i, 2 or 3 BR. hou"e preferred 3 .\dulb Xlnt refer ent·c:. 6i:S 57 01 i::H~S & weekends . :\l:i~ room nlalc wanted lo i.ha re apt, condo. or house with m;inal(l'f" re l't•11lly lransflorred from :\l1dwe~l c aM or Wes\ ,.1dt..' or :\lesa Verde urea. (' :i.-1 o r ~<1gn1Jl1 a . \dums are,J of II li pre li:1n'7!! 435!1 eve:. & v.kcnd::. any reason Credit or Job TD FOR SALE Pvt part 1. not necessary Comp<1rt' S20,000 & Sl:J.700 ;11 our co:.ts 24 hrs & 12• ,'t,. mt Int onl\ flue weekends 35 mo Ma ke ol r p~111 011 LcgJI 1· .. 1111 <l en11;il OVM I' 0 Uo x 32 12 :-I B ~12t;l~3 \\ {,\Hu;~: II \YS IU:NTOI l::S 11JI t.) ... > ,, I Ii U.I' I '1 I I z:; 7 K :"\ I (j 11 T :-, 11 l I :! :; I K Hll1111\ fcH ri:nt Ft·tn~ilc. 11 n 2 11 d f I o 11 r l'rof ... .-.1011ul per-,011 ~l f ) :! ;; U N e a r M.1n\rthur ::is ;\ft Ii cull Hl'nuc !17!1 1121'.1 or ll'U\t' mt''>!S<l~C Own Ab'l 1714 11147 5338 ~4~:!_!~3'... 846-5567 h 631 ~123 MASSAGE ' , 1\ [) lJ I T . l •. • ;, ,.~ I I V I N G • , • Z BR Patio Apt\. • Dilhw1dMrs & BBO's • f'ool & Rec. Room • Garden l1nds,up1n9 •Jot to 811ch & Shops : . \ . . . , , ' .. •. ~ ! '\ T . •1' I• ,, ti B II "' • 1' , I }I) l"'-9 3844 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1;.wi.1.;; COLONY APTS. :!:?l<J ( ,\;'\\'():-.1 11011 :1mokc1 Jtf1ol ll.) 2510 I i I ;1 II 0 tn tJ l h I' I II l' L' tl " -----------1 ho•U.,t:hultl hl'lp I 11r 2 hro; Londo Wt· .. tdtlt Jn"' 2 br,.!'~ h ;1 fr\llc v.a:.lwr. t.ln t'I' refr1..:, dbl gara1?e li:i: 11CJOI .\t.lulh nu µcts ..;;1•1 mo \~t 1,r, 1WO "r llU dh 2Rr 11 :Bi.I UJ) IJ"r . n1 l.telo F P dl'l'k. l'r}.)l 11 rps. SI.SO . \•Ill~ 1;j~ ()('-Ji \'t:n.J1llt•-. I Br l un1fo. ~Int lot'al11111. full :.C't"Un l} & amcnitJcs S5!l0 mo 197·~· on LIDO ISLE 1l.11l.1, \ug Ii Sl·µt 1 "hlll.' tlaughll'r 011 \'U<•at 111n E.xcham:e fo r lret• rm kitchen pn \' E <:o:.lll \lesa 54!1·5!1!.J!I FE\I \f.E prl'I full huu-.1• p11\ m hul?e furn hs1· f1replal'C $2011 1H•a r l'lace11t1d 19th 1;.is 6521 ~ 1 t c . l' I l' a n r o o m Prl\ lieges Ch ristian v.clma n pr efe rred 5..\5 til07 :\J.i t u r e r e s 1> o n s 1 h 1 t• cmplo~ ed Cl' ma l e t o :.hare 2 br. 2ba P urk N<'wPort ti-10·!.1159 morn IOI(!> Fcmalt• w;i11tcd to :.h;ir .. condo v. 1th sanw $150 111 dude, ulll 964·5651 House lo share. M F, 1\ev. condo. furn C :\I Pn t bath & :.un deck Gur. pool. j;ic S37 5 I nrl ut1I 6-15·6480 Hoom tor Rt!nl. \\ 1 ktl{·h & --- bath pri' S4S week Rmmlc to :.hr 3 Br rnndo 1 Bdrm. Condo in The Lakes. Northwooo-, h mo. new $47S Call Oa\'id 919-3953 or Peg ut 552-2000 l.,.:l' Lil. fpk. rt!dt•t•or JIJr 2H<1 • ,\dull:.. !>(.'I'> no :»11 iM3 NB. 1-'ull\' furn S275 + Summer Rentals 4200 1 " uul 5'&8·721:i7 C Ranch o San J oaq u1 n 1 ~ew 2 Br 2 Ba. pvt p<1l10 . 2 car all gar S675 mu '\ii.~~ rl.\ .'HO 111117 •••••••••• ••• •••••••••• Femule wan led.· mid 20l.. 7 JI 1i.)J ll7l!I On the beac h 1n Newµort share 3 bdrm. 2 ba. Cd~l Wkly or :\lonlhl~ 2 Br or 760.!1573 Vickie or Vi c :i Br Kirk Lamb, 631·0900 ton a Ownr. Mr DMSi'} II Spt11·kltrt.K f'l t·a11 l.1rl!l' :J i96-3347, work 752 1111 llllrm l>uµln "l'.JI ext 323. '"''tt,lfl llra111al11 lil·<lm ... ----_ & fr p I <' ~ i 2 1 1 r I ' Hancho San Jo;iqu111. :?Br IUI :t.IOi tii; 1)1ll(, 2Ba. den. fullv upgrnch'd . , 1 'b 1 .,1 ll l80 degree golf cuurw t 11111 0 w ' rm -'·1 :ii ,·iew S800mo 559·4f .. tti 111''\ 1'111·h d _~~·11 Jgt· JUlll !llJl'llt'I :S1.)(J I l"lr interior decorators m•v. I Br condo S425 mo Pool. tennis crts. JaC 1;..ii; ili1 Ail- LOfJlll'O leach 3848 •.•••......•........... II TSI. :\l1o:m1 1t12 lto1J:i I Ur Ye,1rll n·ntal StC'(J'- tu bcJ<"h c::iragc par!.. 111!! Sii)() mu t;~J J!l!IB ur ')I I 1.x<r.1 Larg._. Big Bear L'ab1n ideal lrn·;i11on for f1:.htnl(. hiking or 1ust gcllinR ,1W1J\' Wkntl or wkl ~ r.11 1·!> a1atl Ii i -II S-1.) ·~•If• Vacation Rentals 4250 •..•.........•••••.•... '.\1.\l'l l\ .. paluJ Flt':>ort· :! hdrm l b.1 Jat 1n Condo t)l1·.1n\lt!Y. 21J 17032\2 ~!ellow RchJblc male ln shr Balboa Apt $200 mo m:; l!l-t9 l'ollel{c SI udcnt look Ill~ lur rnomm.1te to renl hl:i t: 111~B CallG-12861!1 \'l•r.1 tleJn \I ;.i lc or l''emale. 2.'i lo 35 to !>hare t>Caul Dana Pl Condo S32S ind all Hcf'l> 951·382524 JO!> !>Cr ltili Wesldtff N B Wt1nt 1'111anc1al ins t 700lh .r. Isl I ll)()r \gent 5.t t 'i03C! PRESTIGE SPACE NEWPORT CENTER • ,\µprox 530 :.4 fl •l,argt' pnv. ofc w1lh 1 et·ept area & wet hJr • AdJacenl to :-.I ll Athlet ic Club •Ocean View •$95 ~r mo 640-9895 :nJ0 Sq fl. office :.Jllit'C Newpo rt Bl vd . C \1 Rea so nable r;.itcs &15· 1414 I ROOM U~'FIC E SPACI-: Tel r\ns Rccepl . etc Kull !nine Cente r il-l i 51 47ti0 ~cwport l"entcr Off1te 111 prest11nou::. Cull-sen ice extc Utl \'1! S Ul lt:. fur ni shed vr un fum1shed E'<ecuttH• Ot fire Ne wpo r t . 110 ;\'ewporl <.:e nll'r !J r Swte 200. 644·4..\!12 F\Jrrushed office. Bank of Costa ~lesa Pla1:.i Sli:'l per mo :"< o I ca s 1· 5.56-3000 H1·-.po11~11.lle working pur t 1 v.1th rderem·e~ wants t11 n ·nl I <! bet.ll'oom hou!:le or .Jµartm('nl v. la ri:e -,1ngle ur ~ l'i.lr garage 1-'Jtrgrouodi. {)(.'(.' J rCJ '\o kids or IJC I !> u .. ,~ eve:. call fiJI •Jl \8 Miscella~o"s. Rentals 4650 ············•·········· Hcnl or sell 1975 2 Br dlx t·abin. nl•ar \n1a Sl7S or .. 711 705-1072 Businessf'nvest / Financ~ ...•.....•••.••••.....• REAL EST A TE LOAMS Sl0,000 lo $250.000 with up to 15 ye;irs to rcpa~ I .oan secured by a t'Om· b1nal1on uf R eal & Personal propert~. A A Prime F1n<1 ncial Services 7 14-527-3477 LARGE 2HD TD's AVAILABLE Sl00,000to2 ~11lbon 556-9993 Westside Rlt~. Inc MONEY AVAILABLE 2ndTD1s REOUCEO RATES Santiago Bonk 714-832-5200 A!!k for Linda Flynn or Karen Lmn Announcements/ Personals/ Lost & Found ····•········•········· Announcements 5100 ··••···•·••······•••••· SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Renege Vicuna l::as1l} S\len c F;ic111g 1"1:l1~h WHAT'S }Our SIG:" \ L'FO lands Pohcc ;ind µr~s clamor around as thlS htlle door opens Oul '>teps 1h1!> strange be1n11 and :.isks. "WllAT S \'Our SIGN"' . MOM-UMIOM ACTORS! ACTRESSES! l k 1><1 rnpt•rcd v.1th J pl'rsun;JI rl'lax111i.: m.; ... ~:.ii.:e b~ 12 of the pn• llll-''>I girls 111 Sou1he111 ('a I 1 l 11 r I) I J .J ;J (' u I I I . ~;iu.na ell' f)Pt.'n IOam lam, 7 da~:. " week Vis a )l l' \tlanl1:. Health ~pa. 2112 II arbor Hlvd \.:.11:.la :\1e~<1 1).15 34a3 Hr In!! 1h1 -. all for 1ou1 -.p.!cial )t1Ct TOUCH A CLASS ESCORTS • 24 llHS i52 0817 RRST LADY &corl·¥~s • Par+y Dancers • * 972-1345 * .\H • & Visa Accepted Business Opportunity 5005 ~!.~~!'!~!! ... ~~~.~ N U W C ,\ST I :-; 1; k:XTR.\S · ~:XTH1\S' COVER GIRL * OUTCALL * ......•........•.....•. u~:LI SA:o.llJWJC ll SJlllP TOP lfalboa local1on Xlnt business · Ca 11 lo :'>1 F.L FU<.'llS P \\ILION H EALTUH fi75 HIZO RC:,\L !-:STATE OFFll'~ Esta bl1:.hed II \ears ll1~h tralf1t· ;\;~wport µrol1's~1on.1I a rea F.x < ellent reputation Well -,1affcd Will consider Train ST ,\I H~' On camera '>l'fl't'll tl':.I~ 95:1 077!! ~H' VIS,\ Need S.'iO)I for 2nd T D CORO NA 01'.:J. ~J \H Comm'I Bldg Equ111· s:mM will µay 1-1'; int dueSyrs PP 673-1600 FHEE to :;t.>n ou:. aclmR 1---------- ------- Mortqoqes. Trust DffdS 5035 :.l Udt' nl s' c .. 11 r1 11-: PROOL'CTION ('1)\1 PA~Y OF OH\'\;t,1-: ('QlJ:"-'TY Ii I~ I h l.'i lil2l or 17 J.1 1 9lll! ti6 I 9 ······················· 1-----------... TO'S For Sale f'or Details Call Lost& Fowid S300 ....•..............•... Bo b W ii It ;i m:. Bk r 1 __________ _ Vf/j·1957 ESCORTS •953-4473 • \IW:.t}!> Op<'n \l.~'iSAG t: SIO W \D .\IYSTJC .\l.\.SS,\GE 55'i -1656 Santa Ana Oceanfront charm1n~ 2 313r l 'HJ ..ippl :".1> l'l'l:. bdrm. 2 ba. apt . Frpl. or.~1r lw~~ l~t1l:.il111J D1 \htUJ ff:tWllll 111l' :\tahana l\aanJ p:.i II 1-cmalc 3-l share gorgeou:. VillJ)<!e CrP .. k 3 IC\ d Townh ou i.e v.11h respo n~ablc working Female P110l. Spu. Lake Ne·" 1>o rt c:o.,tJ \1 csa ,m·a $250 lliS 32-H ~ledacal office. 212 dys pr wk. adiacenl lo H•>..tJ.! Hospital 642-IJ'iO tl'r m,. srn.ooo Repl ~ ----------FOUND ADS ARE FREE Call: \t.i ... SJl(t' Ml'\ 1• ., lla 1r llaµµcnln~ & Spa 1751 'l:tv. porl Uh d l' M ti4{;. 91>.lti JIJa m IOp m patio, $800 mo SS511 mu .i-l>l· I 11> I 81.'lll'h Sparkling 3 bdrm. 2 bJ 011 Niguel Golf <:our-.l' Washer/dryer. rcfni: deck. pool S650mo Peg Allen. Rltr l!J I i5il1 Ot •·.i n f r ont l'on<lo Wc .. kh rl'ntal Tt'n111~. l"",1 a11 Jmt·n11 ... ,, s1;0 f':.&:.tbluH Sti25 2hr 2': ba 2 CJr 1-:ncl J.!JI l'n 1 Jlt , l'11mm l'uol ti-Ill .1~.11. :inti up µ .. r ila\ L.111 hu-, 2 2 l :I i 'I fl i I :! I r L' " 2l:J ~95 Will \\'A I L SEl'l :-.pa1·111u:. 2 bdrm un11s v. 111.'l'()ll \ ll'\\, b,tll'Olll 1tr p;it111 1,1q111rt r1•t11i.: l:'i '>lPl> tu ~and lurn ,1\'atl ~ .. 111 mo Iii:! i'KI~ 1Ju~1 ne~s \I an Tern Newport Ueach Wc<,ldtll ana l:L1ht1c::. paid air cond . no lease requ1r1·d l',.12 1355 Oceanfronl l Br. S5:iO 1011 Yrly 675·3067 1 BR. xlnt ocean view porch. new c pl. p1H . 12 block 10 h1·u1•h. g1l•al lndry. • 2 blk beac h S.500 loc:al t011 l.1111•1' :!hdrm. mo. Dys 549 118fi, 1•n SS.iO mo !Iii>! HW3 499.3922 SiOO mu Eus tuluCI. 2HI'. North-End I Bdrm Walk 2Ba . 'el> h:.t m ·1•r <l bl to beach. Serh.idcd $350 gar tn~ n 1· 11•w I~ JJJllO .\9&-1526 dshw.,hr pool \.>rl\' Nu H'll 3850 pch \dlt!> pn·fcrrt'd HOS LOCJl9'G I I \m1 ~0:. WJ1 17 H I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ti.11 ~ 1213 211 lli3fi Leisure World 2BH. 1m maculate No Slt'P!> Great view Yearh lease. 644-5458 • ~Migwl 3852 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FACING GOLF COURSE Lower condo 2 br 2 ba West Nine Or Lo' el~ area. Bltns. wshr dryer. patio. 2 car gar Auto op· nr . Adults. no pet!> 5550 :!hr. Iha ~ar lll'W 11;i1nl . crvt 1111>' S.">~'l mo~ rl~ t ttl 1nl'I 2011 3:1rt.I St '>l>l'll llttll\1'. ~.•l & Sun 11, 'l;i:\\ lh1pl1•\, 2 blk frum heach \1 ail 9 15 Up 3 Ur I H<.1 S6i:J Oov.n2 Br I 12 B a $Li 2 7' I 21:} 1:~15 803."i f.11"> _rm. 710-1950 OCeJ 11Cr11nt LJI J!I' M.wport leach 3869 hdrm Wmtc·r S.500 11\11 ••••••••••• •••••••••••• lii5 11516. 642 7i!l-I PARK NEWPORT APARTMENTS COUNTRY CLUB LIVING IN NEWPORT ---BEACH HHi l'A:\'\'U~ 2 br. ~50 11-14 2~1:>!l 01 2 l:l 9!\ll li25-I Walk to the Bcac:h !~om t his f..:xqu11>1\e l Rdrm W F'ncd Yard : .lus1 S33S tfi4051 fee H ENTl:\1 ES 631 1.i55 Ba~k m lhl' i.un wllh tlll:> stunning 2 Rtlrm Neur the beach' Plu~h Crpts & gar <f~O.'i 1 fee Hl-:."'TJM F..S 631·4555 f'\tll.' furn di-< l Br I rpk. t•olor T\'. phone. ~lps '" h1 da 1 S.50. S2i5 v.k t all 1'h1l1p rly~ iJO lr11i0 P\'C!> 1;:~ ~1MI! Newport Ill' a eh \kx1e11 Bi.I Jamar ;\'ew horrw. full fac l>;1\ -Weck ur :\lnnth ;;rn.fi4!J:I ('a ll Rentals to Share 4300 .......•............... Moving" Avoid deposits & c ul livrng expenses! Profeoss1on a lly s ince 1971 HOUSEMATES 832-4134 Wh~ was te \1mt.' drtd m1;ney looking fur a roo m mate" Lt.'t u s locate. screen and in l1•n 1ew for ~ou Take lhe Confu:.1on Out of F'tndmg 1;1,_,o Roomm:ilc~ .1 room male seard1 ag~ 752-5111 Oldest & largest age ncy ScrVlnJ! So Californta Photos and References Credits ABC·NBC·CBS Cosmo·LA T imes-Etc porar~ Pl"l R<iom & Ba t K I l I' r I \' S 2 i 5 l'.:;htu1ur1 .fl.lo szoo Shr nice hill(> CIHI. Prl\ lwd & ba 521!5+. honest rcliahle. 644 ..\965 Mary ROOMMATE WANT EL> to share m y lrg3 BR con· do in llU Neal & clean 1s a must to live w /mother & 2 ~ons Call only 1r senous ly interested. for rurther deta1b 536·5117. Res pons ible adult lo 'hare 2br. 2b;i Newport BeJch Condo S290 646.7332 * w 'NTEO Shr )OUr hme, occup) guest hme or studio m CdM. Balboa Isle Vibr<inl ;.iwa re m om w teen daughter. n\'at. non smoker 675 9587 Mature lemalt• w dog \\ants roummate t o f111d ,~hr hsc Shirley f>46·<1198 Qu1t>l no n s mkng fem prof . wantR snme 125 3~1 to shr 2 BR 2 Ra apt in Laguna !fills. All rec facil., $225 mo. + 12 ut1l. 770-9373 fem to shr 2Br home in Irvine S2SO .mo e \•er )'th 11\g 1 n c I. M a r k .i;.w.7529 ~!nt 4350 An adult community on the Back Bay Spec tacular Spa, 7 swimming pools, 8 lighted tennis ..._ _____ -_-_-;;.-. courts. bike trails. put ,. tin& 1reen. Bachelors. 1 and i bedrooms apart •nll. and townhouses front M2SM>Q:Per month &U"'l899 Since 1971 lrlinc. Near Au·port ••••••••••••••••••••••• Single garage. storage on· ly Costa Mesa a rea; $45. 731 E 18th St. 116. ,,gt. 640-9900 On Jamboree Al SM Joaquin Hills Road l114)6'.t·l900 TIMI RUMMIHG OUT? CALL . RINTIMES lOO'S OF' V ACANCI f.S FRE~ COUNSELING Dl·~ rl'c IAYVllW fAMILYA'1S WESTCLIFF Immediate occupancy Light and cheerful 2 bdrm apt overlooking s wimming po o l 1-in"pluce. mirrored b;ir. temhc locatl<>n $50 mo. t\dults C7 I 4) 671-4400 121 ll Ul-2121 HARBOR Rlllt • buullrut llfcatylc • A 1>1v1~um uf lalUX\H'Y 2 • 3 BR fom\ly 1111rbor lnw1'\n,~11t \o ;,v . A V A I LA B (, E Roommale wanted lo sh 2 Br Oakwood apl. Npl S33S inc ulil. 548-7072 Iv msg. 'V PROMONTORY POINT· Luxur y rur n 2Br 2Ba. rrplc . all amenil 1es. mature . non-s m oker. might consider sm pel· refs . $360. 7S2 3479, 675·9534 aft 6P :'YI --------- Roommate. M . ~1\g, 3 Br townhouse, beaut. furn. pvt areu. 7_59_·_0':J88 ___ _ Female r oommate wanl· 4400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WESTC LIFF BLOG. Nf 'NPOR T Bl ACH ~ .,,,.,., .,,, .. ,, I ff i lt '" .tl''<I '' n11 ••• I.all Mr Howard b45. 6101 Attention Doctors! Unique free s tanding, well :.ippoinled medll'dl bldg .. located in hearl of 11.B. 6 lrcatmcnt rms. X Ra) rm. business office, lge reception rm + pYt office area. Avail Sept I. Call toda~ ror appl lo :.ce. REDCAKPE T 893-13Sl L..aguna Beuch 742 & 1000 sq fl. Air rand .. park mg H&F Investme nts Inc 491·1Hl7 2 ='lcwporl Beach urt1ce:.. Cum1shed. SlSO & S200 &12-1355 i'onh Ltdo C11mplex Full s urle IJol'lor 1\l Lorne\ $1200 -600 fl " h.1rdwood rtoors ~soo 631--1179 SUITE DEAL I 000 Sa. Ft. •Will Bui Id ,.o Su 1t • l mo. F ree Hcnl Lido Mitrma VillaRe (714) 675-8662 WATERFRONT & PENTHOUSE SUITES 280 to I 000 Sq. A. $1·S2 Sq. Ft. Ocecm Views Wet Bors '714)675-8662 4450 ••••••••••••••••••••••• For stor e & office s pace at reasonable rates. 500 to 2700 Sq A. MESA VERDE OR PLAZA 1525 Mesa Verde E , C M 545·4123 DANA POtNT Violet Lantern & Del Pr•do 800' & 1100· at 6Q. 9'15·1120 . Lu.lh land5caplng, lllL pla)'lround equip "f9Placa ln some unils Prhnt location. Fro m -Marcuerite Ave ort IMJoaquin Hilb Road lbr. 11001. blk lo oc n . sinalc udull. 1 rly • S)()() 00·5002 1.-'d for nicely furnished 250 sq. fl. 2 room suite. 28 r apt. In Costn Meso. Ground noor. S16S mo . Avllil. Sept. 8, Must be 179 W. 19th. St. C.M. Tom c I ea n , m a \ u re, " 957·1900 responsible. $200/m o + ,.;.;;. _______ _ dePOSil 645·~22. eves. ance space avall. Full •RETAIL STORE• High traffic cot11merclal m a f. n s' t r1 e a m . Nwpt/C.M 17th St 1550 sq ft . air cond .. good parking. Call J ack Ran· dall ~644-HH 2 &drift. apar\menl. ...._. ail')'. luse patio Qil ........ C'"-nt• un &t 'Anun\tun views. coiy I bdrrn, "alk to beach &c ahopp na S290 49'.z.2121 Ola a ... vice executive sulle.s 0 · avail for lease in Ceftter Female wanted to share 2 Pointe. l.ocaled near OC bedroom. 2 bath t n Airport. For leaslna In· Newport Beach Call ronnat1011 call /OceDee 556 8765 tor dttall1 _ Huff. 965 2281\ w IA~KCAL Trust Dept 833·3511 PRIME new A/C bldg. 6.000ft or p:in. 75< /{\ N1:wport Blvd 646 3524._ 1 'l,11>s1f1~ ,\d ::il2 PO B''" 15!i0. l'o1>ld \1esa. La ~12t>26 lnv,·-.tor l'artnt•r desired tor hi daslo restaurant bJr 1n !'aim Spnn~~ Xlnl downtown l11cat1on. .,eats :125. uniqut.• dcl'Or ~5.0t•> 560.00U rC'qwred \e11'e or pa'>">llc mana11.emenl role pu~sl ble Call 552 7882 I f\'llle tormformution 11n~11me Beat mflat111n. 2n<l income opportumt.1 Turn your 11on·pr.1ducli\'e lime lo SS.Ji:lmarAssoe 556·1385 ROUTE SALES/ SERVICE Earn $20-30,000 yow I st year in a job that c~s close to owninq your own bt.tslness. See our ad under "Sales Help Wanted" 1-800-352-5430 *** 2MD TD LOAMS NO 1-3 YEARS $25,000 & UP !'RE P~1T PENALTY E X C E P T I 0 N 1\ I. TER:\1S CALL F'OR QUOTES RESIDENTIAL EQUITY -W82 Bar ranca Pk~· S·l70-A. Irvine. 9ziH J ohn Fell i l4·552 1655 ~o+irre fvr ~~'4? u se Anl,,., Ad service wh e n placing your ad ... a Daily Pilot ad number will appear in your ad w e t ake your messages 24 hour s a day ... you call in at your convenience during office hou r s and get the responses to your ad ... this service is only $10 per w eek. For more information and to place your ad ca ll 642-5678. DAllY PILOT 642-5678 Lost. Male black t"a l wllh while paws. answC'rs lo J J Reward s.IR 99R2 Lost 8:11 E !>1 Cfr \M Cockat1el. j!ry w yt'I & or head. 'Cha C'h:1 ' · llcwanl 631 5lll5 h m:.g t~o s t Mal e whi te Samiyed. Kaiser School area Pl ea~e c all 548·7311 REWARD fOVNO rem lnsh Seller Slater & Beach lllvd 842 42H. 8-17-6419 REWARD lo~l Spnnger S panie l pup p~ 1 H Trltrock s 14 11.51 oi tli .. rt 6 dur ~·eek LOST: mole Doberman red collar. blk & ru!.I REWARD! 63 1 422!1 Found White flufr\ !>m.i II dog. Male CostJ. Me~a 557·5426 Lost: Male puppw. Spr inger Spaniel. dark brown & whtle. lo~l m San Juan Creek area Call Jody; 6GI 6787 hm. 495.5704 wk. HEW.\RD. FOUND : White F eltnl' blue eyed rlear t·al 846-7180 FOUND: Kitten s m brwn fem Vic. Univ . & Ridgeline 851-0740 Found: Male cat. smoke g:ray. gray flea collar Vic Wils on Sl. C M 548-9597 Found: white dog. brown spols, Jrg. Female . spayed. N B. 644 0838 . ~1717 Found . Small blk Shepherd •Lab mix M a l e July 2 4th 17lhtrustm. 642·0153 Foun d. P it bull 6·8mo old. Newport Beuch area. 714·67!)·2366 ---- 1'' o u n d . B A S S E T T H OUNDS. 1 male, l female. Orange County Animal Shelter. 834·7848. FOUND: Terrier Mix. whtf'. male. Husky mix, silver & blk , fe m Shepherd. blk & whle. male. Mini poodle. wh\ci, male. Terrier mix. blk le tan. lem•le, Newport Beach animal Sh eller . 644-~ P'rofl's'>lonal Thl'rapeul1t• rm:.~at,:\' l.1 c t1 NB \ppl only. ::-.te'"e 5-18 281i TOMMY'S OF NEWPORT ESCORTS ;;,2 ~36!! li25 lb!> 1n 6 v.ks :--;,, -,hob, 1111 llrul!:.. n11 <'on Ir ;i cl s Ka l h I 1• l' 11 11r Hobin ti73·011 I Great C ompony ESCORTS 2'1 ltrs 641·0180 Cash/Checks Am bp /MC fV isa LITTLE AMNIES ESCORTS all m JJOr c redit c·:i rt.I!> J CCl.'plCd 530 1i23 •FOXY LADY • ut.rl'C/\LLO'.'ILY * 972-1138 * •l't!r:.unahted Hwrh~lhm l'<>mputer vl•>lled for t2 1m Send S7 !J5. b1rthda1 t.J. & time lo P;.inC' f-:11· terprhes I' U 13ox l 131!1, 0>sla \h•sa. <.:a. 92627 Penonal Services 5 360 •...•...............••. FREE Preqnaney Testin9 ABORTION •General tAslHpl or Local AMsthesio *Low Fee Include• Leib T•sts, Counselinq, S..f?ry. M.cfications and Post-Op &am •C°""""'"J & R•fer- r'Cll •M•d l -Col & IMUranCe Acc.,,t.d. •Confidential & Penonal Core. BIRTH COtilTROl ST£RILl1ATIOH For lnfonnatlon or im· mediate appointment. call: CALIFORNIA PREGHAHCY COUtilSELIHG SERVICE.IMC. APCARE NEWPORT BEACH 752-0053 SANTA AMA 972-3104 HltllllftH Espanol _ ' .. . I Orn t W1t)!\•l'11rkm1 101 • R\!p1Un•St>,.kuu 1111 11 84.S t\'phuh 6411 41'.17l Lic'd ~·,a L•w•ICH ••••••••••••••••••••••• INITl.\1. l'O:-.'l>lll. r nu:t-: •11\JUI'\ •&II Probl rn' •Ohurn· • 11\l:()l'p()f U \ IOll •tlitale 1'1011 Will IA" ofrtct! of J1tme!> W H1 ,h11p 41M·il(fi1 F1 RST CONSL' L I NOCll,\IHa.: An> legal µrobleni Rea:.unJblt-fN•,, Term)> Nt>goll.ihl. 20 Yrs lav. t•xiwn1"111·1• All> l'url~on 17141661 0493 Co;c;t Hw). So L.1)! Uch lclbysittiftq ..•..•................. Will babys 11 . my home Beal'h and f:llis , 15 months a nd up C;,i 11 fW7·2316 Beauty SenicH ...••......•........... 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Have a perfe1:t mJLd1 through a ra-.l. pnv intro or a fun gel to-gether ;it our beaut party house Men &t couples 6.'!tl i572 W omen Join (rcf! 636-7715 Perfet't :\latch Daung Sen 1(·e 5450 •...••.....••••.••..•.. Denver. Are ,)OU going I.here., ;-.i1:ed 1m.h\'ldual to dn ve Vt!h1l'le 493·375ti. 661-1~. Est=ftt& otion ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jobs WClftfed, 7075 •..•.••................ Resp. Sharp Lady would like position 1n ~ales call 1 ng on druSt or supermarket trade. etc. 412 yrs exp in salb \l!oo wou ld cons ider o rder desk or recept wo rk . no Lyplng. 631·2288 ___ _ HOUSEK EEPER S<H"ial sec'y. pos. clcs1rcd b) well-organize d, m~llure w o ma n F ormer homemaker. sec·). aµt mgr Schooled in social graces. req '!o own liv111i: qrtrs for selr & Jr h 1J(h daughter. Prefer prof. or retired cpl. e mployer . Excel. r eference ~ 498-MlS aft 5PM .... WClftfed 7 100 ...•..••............•.. ACCOUfth Payable Clert. Irvine d1v1s ion of I~ ternalional Corpor;it1on has immediate opening for Accounts Pavablc Clerk . P rev io u s ,\c counts Payable ex ·penence required Ex perience w Accounts Pqyable data processing s ys tem extremely helpful. Xlnt heneflts & pay. Plea:.e appl) 10 person lo Personne l, 1641 Ka iser A ve I rvine. 540-9979. Accounting ACCOUNTING TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS Orange County Is boom· ing! Andsoarewe! We're ROll.-T HALF'• acco111len'5 -There are many new firau moving into the 0ranae County area. br· hlltn& about al> increas· inf lema n d for ex· periHc:ed 11 ccouollng pet'IGlllMI. CPA's Auditors Tu Accountants CGet Accountants 8eUot' A'couotanls Bookkeepers Accounting Clerkl rr you ani not aware of the benenu of working temporary, visit us or i;wi us a call. we will be happy to dl1cuu 1t with you. We are located In the Coldwell Banker 8=."rlkwlwa)' UOO S.Dl• Ana 111411JMlot nss P ARktNG ACCOUNT CLERK lnlerrfledrntc 1~nwr CALL ;GO 34R8 124 llours Per Oa~ 1 Or 760 3400 Account mg CIPrk Payroll background 1-'ull lime San Clemcnle are;i· ('all for llPlll Mr:-. Pr.:::.lt'.I 7 l4-'19'l·tHOCI Accounting YOUR CAREER IS OUR BUSINESS!! Acco181ts Payable To SI ,300 Mo. 2 vrs A P R f, or f"on -.1 bi.ick~round rt'<}'d \1usl know hen laws . hen re leas~::. & lonn draw:-.. Ex l't>I benerits (373~ & 372!! I Jr. Accountant to SI 4,000 Degree in ;.1<·coun11111: 137361 Sr. Auditor to $23,000 Ol;gree. 2 ) rs cl\ IJ('r in pubhc or internal .aut:1t Ex1·d grnwth po:.1ll11n <31 161~ accountants associated PfltSONNEL SERVIC£, IHC. 752-6136 Ulf.62 M<ic/\rthur Blvd · Su1le 425. Irvine 100'1 Free to \µphcnnh i\c1·ount10g fight Inflation! Work Temporary *Accountants *Bookkeepers *Accounting Clerks •General Office *Typists ASK ABOUT OUR BONUS PLAN CALL NOW! ~ accountants associated PERSONNCL SlRVIC£. INC. 752-6136 18662 MucArthur Blvd. Suite 42.!I, I r \'lnl' lllln f'r<'<' lo !'1>pllc:m\ * :\W~ I HI\ I.:\ I'\ I ITl..l llUI ,1l"! ll I 1 1 tot 1,11tt•1 k rm111 II t • 1. rn ·ll1.111· 11po·11111~ '111 COST ACCOUNTING CLERK SR. l'rt•\t•>u~ 1.•\pt•n1·11n· 111 ·•I m1mtfJtlunnr.: t'll\ 1r11n 1 rnc•nl us1111-! .. 1,tn1l.1rd • '"t I method .ind Elll' r1• 1111rt\ Will ·'"'ht 1·0~1 II I t·nunl:mt 111 1·~1 ;1hl1:-.h111.: l'llfllr(lb lflo>lll(<ll'lll I Jll' q11• t 11.1 I Ill\ ,. II I "I I \JrJ.ttt tf ·'"·"' ... ,,,~ enlnc .. to !-!I'll• 1 .ii i«d1 • 1 ,, n ti 111 t 1· r I j l' 1 ,, 1 t• I n \llluldl'LUll•lt.: Wt• 11ff1·1 I 11in 1w11; ,,;!ant's ~11111 111 "~··• 11°·11 1 hl'n .. l 1h p ,111..•l!" I •1 m 111 •nlor111,1 u1111 1 • • l'cint.io·t. I' i· 11...,1 J'\ ',I lili>S llil:l Hll 1'111 \ ~I S.rnl<i \11.1 l ,, •1~;11 .. 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PARTS COUNTERPERSOH Rm '('af\l'r f<olt~ ltO)('I' hn~ rm 1m11K'tl1<1tu full lime postlllln .1vu1lahlc Pt>.ill•rsh11111r lt1rt•11.:111 .11 l''X 11l't1cnl·1• rt•11\II r1· 11 Call C :i.111 ror un .i1J110111l JllCJll ROY CARVER ROLlS·ROYCE 640·6444 •ll lh111~" 1111\t w 11h l>utl~ P1lo1 WJnl \rls ... B.1b1,1t l1•r 111•t'<IPd :.! I~''' :..'ti mn & 51nu C\ l'' & wkl•nol ... ·st ••ad}· v. ,rrlo. \\'rll I r;i<k I 1rn1• Wllh Ill h<·r mo I h 1 r' of tod 1111•1 s Call .1ftt>r liµm fi:il 242fi Bah,.,;1ll<>r v. dlll{'d \h hnmo•, !H>. ,\1 r I r h ild. 1111 d~irnm~ ~n:1,wk S1·pt to l>t>C' 751 01n() 111\RYSITTEH o"n tran'. m.11url' !-: S1tll' c'\I 11:11 ' 5r1i Ofl 15. t'""' •~!:! •u411 ask li1r rt11.1 8ABYStnER ST 1\ H T I N c; l\I 1 ti St•Jll('mber. lor :1 bo)S approx 3 hni; per da v. af tt.'rnuoni.. your homl' C'OX SCllOOL 1l"ou111u1n Vall(') 1 Please <'.11 1 \Ian. 642 ·"1321 l't!t 2111 d1:. 11r!li>11 ll23h•11•' Jfl i PM .ltt.t :-.Wrtmn u11 1n 11 hu"1 IK.._1' or ) OU r llWll? J:Wlld Wll\ tn tell 1wu1)\1• a bou\ tl Ii. \\'II h il 11)\\1 I 111>1 C1.1.,"lf11•d u<I t'ht1t1l' t~l •itiik l\dnlonit ' Nt.LLS FARGO IS I. OSE TU WHERE YOU LIV[! T ellen f\all Time ('.1rcer opµor lunit1es for 111t11,1duab with 6 mos prc-.ious bankinit <'X· pencnr<' F\lll t1me posr· 1 1o11 :. u v a i I ab I c 1hroughou1 Orange O>unty W.-µro111d e .in exccllcnl Jl(•ncfils puckui,:e und .1 pmfos,1onnl 1 ct fnc ndl) w11rklllll a\mos phcre for more 111forma lion plNlSl' !.'all . J c,s1ca {7141 •73-3724 ~OU( • flf,r1.' WELLS FARGO BANK l~q u al Op~ 1-;mplyr M t l'!U ' . ...... ;1 14~1:;~1 HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN A>lJl 1 om 11 l ···ntn 11 ~Ullt' 11 > ) .,t!.!1111.; :\ IJ,!U<'I, I 'a i·.qUJI Opp<•rllllltl \ 1·;111plt11<'I Ill I h TELLERS IJur IH•Jutilul L;1J.!1111.1 l\t'.t<'h 11f11t·1 h.1 ... 1.n llll'tflJll' Ol'f'llrl Ul\111 1':-0 for T1•ll<>1 -; l)m· .11•,1r h:tnk 11r S& I. t:\p<'n<'n11 1,.. r .. •1u1 rt•l>l'rtt'lll't' t· 1" 1.•dl'rl l 11r p.a.rl 11111• 1~1 ... ll lt)ll'o \ll 11p1·11111..:' tollt·r ,II\ ult•JI \\Ori-. I'll \lntnmt• nl. 11111 "" l,1111'' lit'•' parking Jlld p;11<I 1 an•1•r ;1pp.1n•I l'h ''" , .di c;.·11(• Fr111·ll 1· .ti l!tl i'.1IJI• 1111 1111'111.t 111111 rn urt' tu FIDELITY FEDERAL Savin9s and Loan Aun. \tl F'.i~ual Op pt) E111).ll~ r TELLERS Hill and part ltll'K' opt•11 111g"> ,ire ;i vailablr 111 our bl'au11ful Newl)Ort Bcul'h orficc i\ minimum of six months S& L o r t·om mc rc1al bankini:: CK pericncc 1:. prc lt•rn•d Th<'!'.t' posit ions offer •Free pt1rk1n~ ·P~url carcerapparrl •Top salane'I Plcusc t'all 1;12 -1000 fnr .in 111lcr\'1ew a pµo111t m'nl . or a11pl~ on Tues llJ\ ,\ugust l!I al. FIDELITY FEDERAL l~I~ Wcslt·hrl Dr111· lat lloverl Newport lleal·h i\n l=:qual Oppty Empl) r BARELY MAKING IT7 1'11'\.'d Of Wl'llMn~ t• Utl 1form & workm~ long hours ror m 111 1mum wage" We at\! 11 large 111 dustrial comrrn ny look· Ing for young aggrcssl\'t' people who w11nl lo c-arn bet ween S200 & $500 weekly . For 111tcrvww, call Urian· 154 8l4G. lltu 11.. l..1 •'I" I " ,t 111 • ti I I 11\,t f It t h,ll •(\\ &1 \ t fl \1111 111 ll l'lll' 11111111 1111 .u h.ti~• t 1111 II' '''"" 111 Vu ph1fl)I'\• 111 1 1.an;tJ.~." 11.t l'•\ 1f1tr\'' H lfo tll o\ll1111 \\'\.,I \ c \l<I· I I<"' I ti 711 \'II !•I ,1, 11t·1 ,,.n tH1 \\ .t ' 111\\ \ I! '" 1; 11 ---------------------•I' ·.,1.·rr11: ZIGGY'S BOOKKEEPING ETC flu" I i.:1rl •1111" I •I ol ml)! "' m .11 1111.11.: 1111-11 li:ll ::~ '\ 11" ... t c '. ~·· ,,. . ...,,. \., , ,,, • .r t • ·r tu :11 \1 1· 11 lh1 .\t•\\11011 \ ., .... 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Full or µort tin~ $15.000 Sl8.000 part ltnll.• 1-'ull time unlim1te1I 97:! 2il2 Carpenters .. lournc~ man. & \pprentll't' 1i.11 200.I Car Washer f\111 time for exdus1vc N!l wporl Beach detail shop Mu!!I be 18 with a vahd Dn\t'r!> lJt 751· 1370 CASHIER ('l1•n •·.1l PER SO,.. MEL CLERK "1'1\h II CALL -;1,u ·11.'il'i 1 :! t ll1•ur ... l'u IJ.1~ !Ir j1;0 :WHl ('icno·JI FREE JOBS P L' H C E I. I. T 1-. ~I l'UR1\lll ES hJs 111:111\ (lµcnm~.., ft.11 '1·r~ l'\1'11 1111( n1mp.1111t•.., Im rn•<hutcopt•nin.::-for Secretcrie 5 Acc04.lnting Clerks File Cle,.ks Typi1t Receptionists Word Praceuors Keypunch Oper's. PBX Operators CRT OperatoN Purcell Temporaries I020 H1rch ::itn .•et !'le~ 11or1 lleuch l'.1111151 !JOSS t:xper'd lloun; Tues & t'len c.il Thurs 12 u. Sat 9. 30 6. SECRET ARIES Sun. 9 5.30 Apvty in person. K l'rm Rirnu llardware. 2«.G I !:arbor Bl ,CM. llavc someth1111t lo 111~11? Cl.&llSICied ltdS doll well .. Bmµlo,•mcnt.. ovu1 \ in multi i.urrou11d111 1ts l'om 11ct1t 1\ l' llJ~ 111 tcrv1(•v. & h1rt• For 11111n• 111(0 <'all 'l'o<I ~l'r\ ll'\'l! :m11111110 '• • . " ' • -.J J f I l l I I j I ' I i r r f ~ I J_ I . I I r'¥t"# .,. .. ....,. ...... . •It DAM. v PM.Of ""'w.eed 71 oo ~ ••• '!f.-.4 ••••...••• ~!.o.o. ~~.~~~ ..... ~!~~ ~'!!~ ..... ~!!~ ~'!!~~ ..... ~!?.~ !~'!!~ ..... ~!~.~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~?.~:.~ ..... ~!~ ~'!!~ ..... ~!~ .... '!!~ ..... ~!~ •4149i••-•----JC L£1U.. 1or C()Uftlt>r ti Otolal 1'1 lull '" P ·r ~ l)hou<' al«-» u/ draft Happ), pleasanl Me.a MTA COMTIOL 1na 11n bu11rne Full Vetdt> otfire l1r•ft1r e•~ Cl.M• ll~ ~on f'ri Ma t.-r Ptr..M Miah\ ~ 1de111 234 1'\\t her \H• l." M IOt ICl4'roMr denlul 1U1• l 1!31l w rluldl't'n wtw "'unitd l 1t'tlt. lttl .. 11 bt!.AUI V UPI' h t 'llt'fll nr f'll 111uturr \jjjl l \ Ill "'l t1'011 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~-. '\1•111 port llr•l·h ;et t'<I 4111!!!!111!'91!111111------t 1.u lu a.rt~~ ------------~ VAltOUS CLERICAL CLERK / TYPIST SR. l ht• I'""'"'" "' 1111 Ill! 1lloil<'I\ .1 I .11l.1hh' l!l 111 r«'I urn r T r.ood wug~ I< twrwllh I Jll ~"'''" ~nl.J I l'u11ill 1u1u I ruul & bu·k orfli.•r for IW\4> 1(111\ollllljl µ1 .u1 .,.,. Ill In Ill•' I> ,, ... h.-l11ful '"" lot \1111 .. 1 UJ l!J:f' .111 JI' \I -------·-·.· .. -D .. -.. --HA.llSnLISTS WITH •)Ill time day Po•ltlon POLLOWING. 600/o avallable tor rellable + I 0 H U S • Pl'"°" with 1tnowled1e ol LUCaA TIVI SHOP IN plants " lltnd111•ap ln1 GOOD LOCA TIOM. Should have a current APPLY: UNIVllSITY driver's he:. enjoy e~cd PAIK COIFFUllS. company benclha includ ESCROW SECRETARY Ow beauutul Uil}i1de ol nc1t In Newpon llnth h1H •n 1mft\4.odl11le op purtWllt)' for 11n Elrrow Seerelar A minimum of 11x monlh6 eHruw 'ccrrtariol ellp<•ncn<'l' ~llld l)'Jllfl& ot ~wpm ;irt' required Thi~ ~1>11w11 11 fttr:r. o.tll l'll.Ct'llC'lll "1otlUI) 1110iJ oUllltUOdllllt bt•11l'11I• lndut..1111.: •l'rolll llhunnll •1'111tl H\tHlll'lll denial •l.01111 dl1>\'llUlll11 l'k.i11~ COllllll'I JJ('k1e Slu1rMrdt .ii tl-4~ 111 l I for 111..1rc tnlormu 11011 1na a tree meal ~r s hift I I 0 5 2 CUL V ER. Apply 1n pcr1on 9AM IRVINI. 552-1010. Noon. Mon Fri Person nc:I MAIRIOTT HOTEL 000 Nt•wpe>rt Ctr OR New~rt Beach 1.-;Qual Opp ~mplyr M f' HARDWARE SALES 1\p pl) an person Crown llardware. 310'7 i.-: <:o.i:.l llW) l 'dM ---------IL\ltl>WOKl\I NG In GAS STATION ..\ttendent for self )crvice slal1on in (.' M Must be exl remely reha· I.lie & honest 646·9661 General OHu:e d1v1du11l nec<lcd • For permunent full lime plumbing lr'adc. will lra1n. mui.I ha,·t• own truck Gd money H 10 5, 495·1465 Insurance Account Ass•slitnl lo Employee aener11 £x ecut1ve w 1insuranc:«' brokcra1e firm. includ mg secret anal dullei.. mus\ have exp 1n Krouµ hie & haaHb 1naurance including m11 rke11n.i Xlnt N 8 IOC.ll10ll for .. ppo1n1me nt t·a1l 714 644 5S22 INSURANCE SEC:ltETAHY C:omrn 'I proper!~ & hah1lil\ l''<PH nt•(' \1u,1 NEWSPAPER DELIVHY 1..A. 11MIS -):10 AM, 1 .,. • ...e. 1440/Me + '-'" t. HOO Me C.-.C,._., Cott• Mete.,._ OPDI IOUTIS: #6 140 ,..,.... " -. no~· n.,.... 111 i10,.._.. 11 ... no.._.., co.,... CALL llLL 97'·925 ! huH· dynamic 11N~u11uh ~hod1!'ul As' 't, ly Work in Jl.0 •*' MAIDS lrnnt & back. ex per typing, salar~ ('U:.tOmt'r 'crv1t'l' reµ &12 Jll:W non ,moker . ('all 7tilHl455. a ~k tor 11pen 64H·5194 l .)'lllll' 1----------1 MAIMTEHAMCE Medical A sst. hisuranl'e WORKER Exper . 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Handle UPS shipments. •1•ios···p•ilal_:. _____ •I mvenlory. & restocking Radiology 1'echrlll'1an supplles Need own car Full time day:., part ror errands P/1' morn-ume days , lull time mghrs loworkinloF/1' :.1>e1..·ial proc edures Call Chery~~ ~6-9109 _ l1.'('hnolog1sl, & ~rt lime Large 111suranc·e l'Om Senior Mon & Thurs 631 3863 pany lltls lhe Collowini; lull t1rnl' pos 1t1 o ns CALL ;\fod1l'UI ttecepl for Oerm orfice, Nw1>l C:lr I' l1n~ 'n1ree •.,clays ti40-4501 ........... •STIMO-•...n.K9d St4,, to SI .115. ............ •llUNGUAl a. .. &nPISTS .. ···~ -oddi· leMI 20' ,.,. how for ~··' I tllila. AWJIM-diot .. y COUNTY OF ORAM GE PenowlDept. 625 M.1011 St., IOOlft G · 180 s-ta AM, 9270 I 714-134·286 I Alflrmative A<11on Employer M f' \\l ""'' .t 'IJLll<• v.urk <"ll\ 1n1111n1 nt "'111t .1n 1' , \ 0 ll1·11t J IJ 1' J ud DRIYIR tlto14 llllC l'O hai. '11\1 op 1-11rtUJ11l) lull lime lltl\I l10t1 for dt"li11·r> & Jll<'k 1t1i l•l 1>lumbrn1t 11'Wll'•l11I SJ hH\ OJ.ll'n f'1 11\.:e tx·1w111 ' 'fhl· H.11h M,1n 1 Jll hi , ~:IO II ,IU " 1111 hl tut Juh11 t-.·11. Ith µJ1·k,1t:t• mdud Un\... lllU'I I.>.• IH \ r' Ill 111i: •11m1•.11l\ 1•.i1d I ire Jt:c 11 .. , .. , .. 11.i t'Jlet ~hot.Ji.· .. I .ind lh•n1.il llrl\cr' IH't-ll:o.t' i-· T 111,,,11.1111 t'' l'l'll !>IUll WJ111~ Hu JI:. L11l·k1•r , l'IJn ~.t ' 111t:' Pl.m wll h ln1..· . 2431 W l'oa!>I I h1} h111h IOlt'I n l JUI J paul '-'H h<>hd.I\, J"'r "'•tr .ind I \\t'\'k put 'Jl'J l1011 Jfl<"r • , 1o 1no111 h,, Pll'u:o.l' JJJph UtUVl-.H wanl1ot.I, t ullf 111 l't-:l<SO'IJN t:L · dnvers he <:ull $~·0363 mi):: txw119 5.30 _, URIVl!:ltS wanted for Ille TRIVEX INC ..... ...,_.0., .......... 0,.-....... .llRtl HetJ 11111 \\'e l 't>,,IJ ~l esa. I ':.i l·:quul 01>1> f.mpl) r ~ F dclivi-nes en Npt. llllr iu·eu. Neat a ppeuruncl', gd dnvmg rec. Pull time Mon -F'r1. \I aster. 234 ~·1scher, C M 540..4 174 ----------i Onver COLLECTOR Delivery Van Good dn1• An Equal Oppl) £mplyr EXEC SECRETl\HY to iil•neral mgr ot n•i.ort hOtt'I !::'<per re4 d !>hurlhand " rnus t llut!>l111u.l1na loc & wurk .111nui.phcre \ppl) to \Ir!> (.'h1l0k. Surf & Sund llolcl, lJguna Beath 497 4477 b•c Sec'y to SI ,250 1-'ronl orr.re appearance ~1usl l )pe 75wp m , IOOwpm shorthd. Prefe r s omeone f omt11a r w audit dept Call V1ck1. 540-6055. Coastal Pe rson net Agency. 2790 II arbor UI .CM ~EVER A FEE Genen110ffice .:.e c retary ~u s l be SoWldcraftsmen has 111 ARRT. certtf1ed Xlnl teres\mg position. vaned bendll!> t 'n)l:J ~lesd office dulle:.. Irvine ~lemoriJI llu:.p1tJI. area 5S6·6193 ti42 2734 o r appl) 1n l't!f.!>00 301 V1rlona St General Help Costa Mesa Rental center has Cull lime opemngs for 2 men Neat appearance with good handwriting Benefits. will train App· ly 1930 Newport Bl. CM or 22600 Lambert 1203, El Toro. General OfC1re Need sllarp gal for busy con· tractor's ofc Typang, hvy phone s +reuse ofr duties W Train F 11' 548-5541 llosp1tab Card1oµuln1onan Dept n cc d l> I l'\' I I ' r I .. d rei.µ1rJlflr) ll'l'h l':irt Lime Nq;hl :-hilt Hl':.p1rul<1r' therJJHSI>-l'cr 1>11.•rn l'ool ,\II :,h1fl:. ('u:.la Me :.a M e mor1<1l ll~pnal. ti·l:.I 2iJ.l ur upµ ly 1n pcri.011 301 \'1tl11na Sl C ~I Jva1lablr 71;o.:141:1t1 124 !lours Per Ua} 1 Reco rd s Cleric Or 760·3400 Medical Assis tant, exp. Will be f1hng & sorting __________ , all phases front orrice. re1..'0rds ~1usl like detail b k rr d l M ... l ... TE ......... CE/ IJh! a<' o tee u 1es IA.Ork Will. tram m m A " "A""' F Vh 9i9 0313 :.urance JANITORIAL I · · WJX noors. C1>b & W111 \lcd tt·JI Kt•t·t·p11on1st Policy Assembler dows. some l'XIJ ncct• Frunl ufl 11..·e . ex1>'d J Qualit y control & As s mall 1lS.\t'h1Jlr1 <' d,,,., 1-°Jsh11111 Is land sembl) pohc.\ Uetail hosp1tJJ FT -1\111 :r;o2 ,,_w wzs onentl'<l. w1ll lram Claims Cleric <:ood cornmun1cat111n s kills T> !Jing . 40wµm Mu st have pnor oHicc cx~nence Will lra1n en claims µrol·e:.s1ng Xlnl comµan) benefits hfc med1l'al & dcn1:.il 1ns ura11l't' llrolll :.haring & n1m pan) honuses \pply 111 person Mon Fri SAFECO INSUH \:-.lt't-: 17570 Brookhursl F V !162 7711 EO 1-..: ~IJnagcr a:.:. l rur IJhr11 ch;1111 Het "ii ur f J hr><· c x p p r c I l ' .i I I ~largut'nle.ii h1 11~0 MJnager Tn1mcl' '11 ex per nee lo leJrn 1>nnt 1ng bu:o.mesi. \ vcral!l' S1000·$2000 while 1n lra111 10~ ()46 7811 MANAGER P /f \11\:Ull ' \I. l11·1•cpl10111i.I l r\l tl C. 1; fl 11 l'" µll'll~.1111 of I °" )llAAl 1)1 & h.1l·k ufr :.tare :\Ju,1 he l'XJll'f ti , l)IJllll( & Ill :.ura11cc Salary up<'ll .~ 1 ~l.'iOtl \lccltcal l p 111 SI 200 t o starl .\g ----------1 .:rc""'l' :..-It m11ll\<1te1I aericaJ µcr:.on " s ome 1.'0ll mg record Pull tame. Enc Sec'y to SI ,400 Orange Cou nt). I. A Top ~B R F.: de,·'mt co Jrca 631·3290 ~k:. person w R E or General Office Clerk Typing skllb 50wpm. n1a1ur :.lock brokerage near OC airport Mrs 7 3 Call Mrs Eckert 540·8121 llo:.tes:., ~· T , days, exp preferred Apply 1n pe rson Bc adi lloust• Hntauranl Ii l!f Sl l'~·11' llollo v. l.n L ugunJ Hcach lthUrJnt'l.' l'er!>onal I.me-. girl ncl'l.lco I ult lime lor loc al well e:>lahhs hed agcnC) Salar) open ~nd full res ume & eicper lo Ad No 774, Daily l'rder ret1rctl or :.cm1 reltrnd ma le "'ho needs 2 to 3 days per week Bl'-.: & B ,\ H It f: I. Ht:STAUH1\NT 211 li2nrl St '." B C:ill fur JllP l 1;.u,.-;:no Med ical Openin9s t-'ree' 111 upplit ant flus \ lull plJCl' lll:<'US u rcl'l'P 1111n1sl, a ba1·k 11CC1tt• pc r ., on & u p h ):. ll' lhr1 ap1sl S70tl lhru SSSO {'.i ll Ell1l' O 'Brien 'HU 51JOI \ls11 fee JOb, S11t·l1111g & Snl'll1ng 111 '' "1Jurt f~.tCh \l(Clll"\ l~IO CJ ffilJUS Dr PERSONNEL Cl.ERK sun1l·r loan finance e x p1.•r r:OE Call V1ck1 , 5 IO-ti055. Coastal Person· nel .\gene.\. 2700 llarbor Ill .<":\I "llf,\'EI< \ F'l!:E -----finance bkgrd Shrlhd DRYWALL Hanger nee Ternfic bene's m paper, electrician an future d or plumber Must be Free lo Apphcan\ exper'd 631·2004 Irvine Personnel Agenc> -a E 17th, Costa ~esa GENERAL OFFICE kUSTESS CASHlt.:tt to SI 2000 Apply m person JPM to ~1.in~ger nccdctl lo1r tll· luxl· 20 un1ti. in C~1 ,.:xµ helpful l'Jll '1r "'i•lt111: hel !IA:\1 11 311A~I Tue'> &15 6646 ~IOUELS Newpon l'hoto Fas hion.:. seeks ne w m 1deltng face_s 67~~5 11 rou·re an ind1\ 1duJI 1----------1 El.EC. TECH. Su11e224 642-1470 Opportunity to work near ~~~ Light bkkp'g ~xpr in 5PM P lt1me or F time e luding AI R & A 1P Days or e ves !lusty knowledge 10 key by Pelican, 2735 Pa~ Coast touch. accurate typist. Hw} .• B gd w figu r es . li ghl---- l'llol. PO Box 1560. <:ostJ ~1anager Le a:>1n g Agt :t1esa CA 92627 for bU!>mc~:. IJJ rk "'ull lmenor Decoratvr Cum ·llme.6 dayi. J week With nuss1on.:. onh For San expe rienc e and r,• Cl~mente area ·2 want Cerences requin>d Call who enjoys vanety and are"Tlexible. we have lhe per rect job for } ou You 'll be working switchboard relier. and will suppe>rt the person nel, and all other depart menls in our dyn<1m1r oompany. This pe>si\1on will reqwrc you to type accuratel~ 55 WPM, a nd you must have 1 year generul or rice experience If vane \y is what you like 1n a job, please call Barbara Elder tor an mterv1ew appointment or send re· IUIDe lO' WESPERCORP w ••• .,.,, PeriDMrols Div. 14321 Myford Rd . Tustin. Ca 92680 1714) 730 6250 F.qual Opportun1t> Employer M F 11 ('()(JI\ Fu II l 11ne or part ll~ (;;ill 5.'l!J XS~I Cook, I' T . Preschool. LJte cooking & clean up du11 e:-. Cle anliness A must Childcare benefns Irv 552 i 331. Tustin . 5+I 14ti7 Counlt•r llelp wanted . PT Sandwich man wanted Jo' 1' e xp Gar) :.. lJeli. li75 2Hl3 Counter Help HOMEY BAKED HAM Counter help & a rutl lime ham proces sor wanted No exper nee. Will tram Call Stan for Jppt Tues ·Sat 673-9000. ----- Counter person. Dr} Cle,rncrs. w1ll lrain 515·1066 C OUNTER HELP Pa rt time. Kus t e rs Cleaner!>. lllf. E 16th St ~ 1~3 b e a c h T e i. t . L'VECUTJVE Se troobleshoot, & repair ~ cretan · quality marine power Real F.state. $1 ,000 mo. sup plies , batter y Recepllonas~. phones, chargers. & inverters. 1yp111g, Org Cty. Airport Exper. in marine elec-area. 833-2237 tronics or power supphes a plus. Call 645-3632 for a ppl. ELECTRICAL TEST TECHNICIAN Lln1que opportunity with small well-estab1hshed manufactur e r or elec trical t not electronic I d1stnbuuon eqwpment. Facility located m San Juan Capistrano area is lhe only one or its type on the West Coasl. Has U.L. Ex~rienced clerk typist. needed for insurance agency 1n Newpo rt Beach Salary open, send resume to Ad. No 774, Daily Pilot, PO Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 FACTORY WORK Machine operators . in- spectors, powder m ixer & press setup req'd. for lite mfg. Call aft. 9AM. 897-2529, Hunt. Bch. certified circuits Ideal ---------•! candidale would have Factory WORICMOW! l+cflo. Mold Assembly phones. In Tustin call Hote11 1 R 832-~. Be men. oom service GENERAL OFFICE Dynamic Newport Beach & airport pickup Appl) Hollday Inn, 3131 Bns1ol SI.CM 1..-d I for lull time "char ge i714 i549 l&17 fi.\6.8.SiJ Stock Brokerage IS look· ~ I N D E R G A R T t.: N ing for sharp i11d1v1duals ----------1 Teacher. Cull time for lo fill immediate open· Hotel Fall Credentia ls Call. mgs •Cashier Susan &10-8s20 GENERAL OFFICE WITH TYPING RECEPTIONIST Call Gail: 714 -752-0070 GENER AL OFFI C E Newport Beach s tock market advisory firm. Ir you can ... type, handle telephones, do lite book· keeping & you want lo learn ... a bout the stock market & data entry. cal I :>W-9237 GENERAL OFFICE/ ""'' TiiM jOays Labelette Opennor Full P H lime Experience pre • M ousekeeper lerred. Good work111.: Full Ti,.. /E•es _co_n~ ~1_-321JO__ - We ar e seeking reliable people-onenled persons EnJOY excellent com pany benefits including a free meal ~r shill App· ly tn person 9AM Noon, Mon-f'r1 Personnel MARRIOTI' HOTEL 900 Newpe>rt Clr Dr Newport Beach Equal Opp Emply r M F llotel LEGAL SECRET ARY Growtnit Real Estate L1t1ga11on Firm 111 Newport Cntr. seeks ex- p 0 d , eff1 c 1ent . & ener getic legal sec') SIH, Dictaphone & Xlnt Typmg Skills a must' Xlnl Sal depending upon quahf1cal1ons & exp Good Benefits 640 W60 l.1Ceg uJrd s cert1f1t.-d 9611-031 1 .\ H l' Manicurist Newport Beach's most prest1g1ous s alon. the Richard Ouellette Salon. has 1mmed opt>ntnl(S for man1cunsl 200 Newport Center IJr Manufactunnµ lt>:hl1n~ manufa c turer nec•h person!> ex1> 1n rrurnufJ1..' tunng. raw mctl•rtah General knowlcdi:e of power equ1 p need ed Mechanical .ibtl1t1cs a must Mus t be w1lhng to learn 546 2901 llarry MATERIAL Msqr Cleric to $800 !\o me bank1n ~ knowledge 40 Hr . week 1-;xcel benefns 1-.:0t.: Call V1 c k 1, 540 ij055. t 'oastal Personnel A gen· n . 2790 Harbor BL, CM . NEVER A FEE NAVt\L VETERANS. We c an make you r ex pe nc11ce count in the Naval Heser ve Veterans from all services and qualified c1vi1tans can e<1rn up lo $2,000 per year part.lime Many other benefit s ex c hange pnv1leges. low.cost life I m::.urance. retirement in I rome Interes ting As· i s1gnmt:nls opportunity - lor addtt1onal training in )Our specially. Get all tht• CC<cts today Call :'-I ·\ VAL RESERVE ii-I 552 3524 ----------l'llEL>IT t\SS ISTA'.'IT. minimum 2yrs. college. 5yrs 111 engineenng/mfg environment, well or ganiud Thts pos1t1on or rers opportunity for career advancement In rormal1on not provided on phone. Interviews on Saturda) Call il-1·630-201 1 for appt U nicorn Eleclrt c al Noexper reqwred. Good money , ove rtime . & bonuses. Paid weekly Call now. ask for Bnan or Deb RECEPTION Sma ll company near ocean need s ma lure person w /m in 8yrs gen'I omce exper Accurare typist, SOwpm Fro nt desk tel_j!phone recep lion. Xlnl. co. benefits Call Elly : 645-3632. Night Audito r llPM 7AM. 5 days wk Good benefits program APply Holiday Inn. 3131 Bns1ol St C :\t Light 0H1ce & retail :.all·~ tn Pilot !>Upply store m Orange l"o Airport 'll Full 11me 540-15!14 CONTROL ClERt< Growing Urungl' Count) bas ed co h<tl:> an o p porluntl) for J 11uH k learner. eners:e111..· en 1hus1.isll<' person Will I.><· v.ork1ng compu1cr11crl ~\:.lem II P c xper J 11ius Dulle!> 1ndutk 111 vr nton control d:tlJ cnlr~ .. t) p111g or .. h11.1 ments & gennal ofrt, t' dut1e.:. Good hcner11:. Appl) 1n p('r:.uh or 1·a II "urs rng tn a friendly working almosphere C.:osla Mesa Memorial Ho:..p11al Current open in gs Cl.ERIC AL Immediate openings •Acoounling Clerks •Clerk Typist •Keypunch Oper . •Secretary •Word Processors ·•Bookkeepers Accomt Abilitl•s Personnel ser vices , pennanent. UOO Quail Ste 200 NB 955.2770 Q.ERlCAL •BANKING OPPORTUNITIES •TILLERS Ex perience pre ferred but wUJ train individuals #ith light typing skills and cashien ng or related backsround COSTA MESA 39'l9 S. Bnstol AMERICAN SAVINGS APPLY AT BRANCll OR CONTACT MS. ROSEN 714·848-2222 M W tll 'EOE cs.neat Marketing /Sales ·-PHhlon hind 111vest f\tm, Expanding. X lnt career oppty. in acll' e s-.Jes envlr. Will handle lite acct1. fuoct1ons & Ucenslna assl1n Non am o k e r~ pref Ca 11 t404123 CLERIC Scbool Clerk needed by tknUnston Beach City School Distnct. T yping llld ol 50wp m required. •·11023/m o. depend ilta an exper. Apply 73S WU. Sl. H. 8 . "6-8851. Cl. .. TYPIST Senior ·CALL 780-MIS -CM Houn Per Day) I ' ()r 7eo..3400 a.rt Typtat, .sowprn, oc carat•. trainee OK. ._. oompeny w\th ad ..., ... Call for ap ........ ,, la.1183, H it lsAm. J..=: Immediate oµcnmg in our Credit lJepl for ex- penenced Credit Assis tanl with heavy phone experien c e Go od clencal skills nel'essary XJnl company benefits For appt t• a II Personnel 54!.1·4834. Products. JR. ELECT. ENGR. Industria l e lectronics firm e ngaged in in- tercom system s seeks person w /basic c1rcuil design to troubleshoot. ----• WeoCfer : C u s to m e r Ser v i c e 12 vacation days Representative Must Credil Union have good phone contact Competitive Pay w pubhc. Good typist & S e n d r e s u m e l o knowledge of general of-American Zettler, 16881 fice duties. N. B com-Hale Ave. Irvine, 927 14 pany Xlnt benefits. Starting S900-$950. ---------1 83.1·3313 Engineering v DATAEMTRY OPERATOR · SR. First Shift ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN I SALARY $1387 TO $1850/MONTH Reqt.iires 3 years civil engineering expt'nence or combination of educa· 11ontexpenence NO RESUMES DEADLINE. l\Drrell '' SOIVICO, IC. Irvine 752-6666 EOE ~ IF' Food Service P rep, Mon· F'ri, 4-10. 752· 7903. ask for Jotvi. University Athletic Club. General Agency seekmg energetic person for new office position. Rapid ad· ''anceme nt. P aid co benems. Call Sa lly : 848-6264 . lfulel N1gh1 Auditor, ex penenced, perm post t1on al Aliso Creek Inn. 31106 Coas t llw y . So Laguna 499 2271 for appt Housecleaners llunl· ington Beach area. 714·960·3766 ----------1 General rood Service Prep, Mon-The lalM»a lay Chlb Ii HOUSECLEANERS F'ri, 11-3. 752-7903, ask for hiri New & Model Homes on- John. University Athletic ':fo~ts /H~lesses. part ly Pu ll & P tr. SS/hr , Club lime, must be available ____ 64_2_7_44_4_ FoodSeniu A1sJ1tonh Irvine Un1l1ed School Dist 2 or 3 hours daily. No ex~r. nee Close to home $3 75/hr Apply 2941 Alton Ave. Irvine 552· 1383. E 0 E weekends Please call HOUSEKEEPER for an appl\ 645-7358. Exp'd Preferred. F'V _M_on_._· Fr_1_. B_:_J0.._5_. ___ , area 968·3707. SJ.SO hr Housekeeper Live m & G.....-ol offlc• P /T Compamon in Newport Clerk Typist no SH. Hrs Beach. Must be able to 9-lPM. Mature woman drive No s mok ing. JoblocNewport Beach 6427263 u ntil J PM FOOD SERVICE 646•7431 640-0009 WORKER --------HOUSEKEEPER . Full f'tr. no exp. nee. apply GENERAL OfACE time. Tues Sal 7AM to 9·4. Mon· Fri. 3:30 E O E Bayview Liquor s tore, Laguna BPach Some c lerkmg. slockmg & tJeU very Can work around school schedules 494 3517 Lit1gat1on Secretary for growing office w offire manager potential Toµ skills, MAG A Mm1mum lOyrs expel'!Salary open 640-8201 LVN Charge Nurse. re lief l lPM ·i .JOAM 80 bed ECF' Good working cond . good salan· ~tesa Verde Convales 1•en1 Hospital, 661 Center St t: M s.i&-5585 l.VN 's part time days, full lime P~1 's. ~1 eds & treat ment.s. New grad. acccp table 548·5585 Mesa \"erde Conv alescenl Hospital. 661 Center St . L'.M Scientific Drillin9 Controls 18011 M ttt!hell South Irvine, 557-905 1 EOE Mature Lad} to work full lime m clock s hop. Will train. Permanent The Time Pl ace 1r 12 . Fash.Ion Island. Ne~ part Beach MEDICAL OFRCE IOOICKEEPER For O U TPATIENT SURGERY Requirements include billing. accounting, ly p mg, & filing N B Area . c omp el1l1ve Sal & Benefits Call: ADMINISTRATOR M.C .M.G . 760·1205 ~fod·Surg HN':. 1.\"N 's Days. eves, & niCJhts F'ull·l1rne and part-lime l:iencftt~ ~1ex1ble Hours ICU CCU /ER RN's I 2hr shifts Work 3-7 days in an 80hr pay period. Time & 'h paid for hours worked over s . CCUSu~isor wtlh experience needed 1mmed. WARD CLERKS Days. Eves. Cull & p/l Come see us about our new s alaries and our benefits which include dental plan & employee cred1\ un1on .\o 1mme d1ale opening c '<•Hs for a se lf rrottvated 1ndiv1dual ex penenced an a manufac tunng environment. Will operate a Data Dec1s1on 80111 and or MOS Series 21 SEPT EM BER 5. 1980 496-5702 ' ASSISTANT Manor. 350 W Bay St ~oo SERVICE MGR C M 642·3505 _ _ _ _ SELL idle He ms with 11 "' Good communications Supervise rood prep, in· skills required for this Housek eep e r t llve an . Daily Pilo,Class1riedAd. Sell with EASE! Let us tell you about our recent a ctivation of Alcoholis m Recovery Serv i c e Progr am l 'r111 c al car e un1l Supe r vis or w exper needed 1mme d Conlaci Yolanda F'lorence , Director or Nurses. (7141 642-2734 Ext 272 301 Vic COUNTY Of ventory & paperwork for growing Newport Beach Ca re for 2 s c h o o I 642 5678. ORA ...... GE school cafeteria. H.S . personnel firm. Typing children. 5 & s. pvt rm, " Grad. & Jyrs. paid ex per. 55+. lO·key ability. pro-wknds ore. must ha Vl' PenonMI D•pt. in r,reparation & serving ressionaUsm a must. Will car 5S2·2814 art 6PM 625 No. Ross St.. or rg. quantities of rood. assist in accounting func------------t Room G·l80 S a~a Y r a n g e lions and all clencal !IUP· I·--------~ We urrer a s table work Santa Ana, Ca 92701 $1003-9 /mo. In 5 an-port. Call Ondria for HOUSEKEEPER environment with an ex· nu s le P s XI n l appt. Exper'd. for full time n •llent s alary and 1714 1834-2844 benefits . Apply by Aug day work. Careof ofc & lle11er1ts package includ-Affirmative Action 18th. Westminster School 55J-OQ4.5 home-no c hildre n -no mg company paid Life. Employer , Dist. 14121 Cedarwoo8. meals. M\lst drl ve & ~l ed1 c JJ and Dental ~~~~~~~~~!!!! We s t m 1 n s l e r . speak EngUsh Excel. co . Insurances, Pension and = E.0 . E.-M t F. benefits-all paid-plus one week paid vacation Escrow S•cretcry ---------r-n. Lin-$800 mo Call for 1n- after sax months. Please Experienced. Growing f'ront desk girl for OP· U \• ':. terview. i714 I 831-7792. apply at. PERSONNEL independent co. Irvine. tometrisl orrtce. p /1' · nMP041Al!Y Pll!SONt.ll su1111cf~ Helen &half er Person-m i):: Bonrue, 552-4662 ~~!c 646·4502 Ask for n e I Agency . 2 8 0 5 2 _. 3723 lirch Strfft Camino C11 p1 slrano. TAIVEX, INC f ......__ ... o.-. "•""-eo\ e-..-._ 1815 R1lchey St. an\1 Ana, Ca. 92705 F.qual Opp Emplyr M IF IJELIVERY Drivers & i1ales trainees Xlnt. opp-t.Y. for college s tudent & moonli&hlers . Eas ily earn $10/$15 hr. Call itft lPM.~38-4605 DELIVERY Driver for work In auto parts st0re. Must have valid Calif. dnver's lie, gd. drlvln1 record. be over 18 & know C M ppl.y at Hub Auto Suppl.Y .• 2120 Ho rbor 81. CM, 8411 2464 ask tor ChuJde Dental Receptlonlat for established otrlce. Ex· perlenced , ma t u re . MS~. ESCROW OFFICER . Front Office p rr Back Of lice Internal Medicine Prac- tWwport leacl\ lt205, Laguna Niguel. No Fees Ever lice, N 8 . Front OfOce-at HOUSEPARENTS least 2 yrs medical front Mature M tF couple to re- Outstandmg growth op-otrice exp req. 1 Peg -G·· .. ---... •L--~!llllllll~ side In group home & Board, Insurance> Back -~ vrrn-· 6 D/D d 11 pe>rtun1ty wit h leading tBOOTO START supervise " u s savings and loan for Of. omce·VenlpunClure exp MORESWlTH Allemateweekends lree Cicer wllh two years ex· essenllal 640-0302. EXPERIENCE Ex p er. prefer red petience. Dullea will in· f\lllorP/t'Janltorsdyor FiveGirlOfrice $900/mo . & benefits . elude process. trace and nl&Jlt. 5'·l6thr. Varied Activities United Cerebral Palsy resale escrow. TY.pin& of 675.2101 we Will Train Assoc .. 546·5760 SO wpm and calculator ----------Company Paid Benerils skills a re required. We APPLY BETWEEN 8 ar Indoor plant ma In olfer an txcel'-nt salary Gardenlna UAM tanance. F IT & P /T and beneflt1 ind lood •IOUMDIWOIUCB 853 Production Place available. career potent.lat Pleaae lnt•medlate Newpe>rt Beach 4117-5-434. s ubmit ruume with salary history In COO• c•LL IHSU•AMCI ndenceto: "" SA.LES Rt-:P trralneea 780-lea HaintyUat needed tor Newport Box tte4, DaUy Pllot, 1.2UlounPerDay) n. ..... leyCW.h Be•ch It 1u rroundln1 P.O . Boa IMO, Colla OrT•MOO • Wrt.a: areaa. Start salary to ..... Ca.... :_yll1( w 1ron ow1n1. l500 per wlr w /11• mulll· Equalo,pty Smplorer Have aomethlna to ttll? Xlnt. work Ina cond. line lnaurance company. Claaslfied ads doll well. 642-0082. Aak f« Joyce 752> 7llllO. EOE. • .. • It's a BREEZE C.:lass1Cied Ads 642 Sm8 Lona, Costa Mesa_. __ _ THE DENNY'S MAME WHAT'S IN IT FOR YOU? D • DH1hp zwt of yow •••11rtal ...... I· bae.t ... .,.... _.. c1 .. my pmld IMwfltL .......... . ....... ... ".Mice ....... CH ..... "' "-'k•'• ....,...,, .. __ .. y . Y...ty .-.y _.. .t¥91C.-t N•lewt.. s. Sea:ultyfw• ...... ,.. ....... we have 11m1ted openings for our Reslaorant Manage- ment Training Program for eager men and women look· Ing 10 get ahead 1n this exciting fast-paced business What's 10 the Denny's name for you? A life-lime ol ac· complishment, security and rewards Call Monday. 1213)·884-9953 @Denny-. Inc. --__ , ____ .,. .. ' / •• ~~~ ..... !!~.~ ~!~~ ..... ~!!.~ !~~~ ..... ~!~! ~.~~ ..... ~!~.~ ~~~ ..... ~!?~ l~r.~~·::! ..... ~!~.~ _Su_n_d_•Y;..·_A_ug ___ u_._._,_1_. _,980 __________ o_A_IL_Y_P_t_L_O_T_...D ...... • ..... r ..... N ... ; R~... °"0~.!!":~on:Lts ~~I[ ~~!0~1~:.·~ ·~~~u;\~t ~:,'id"f;.u~t~: HAL ISTATI s.uu ~~.~!'!'~ ..... ~!~~ 1~.~~ ..... ~!?~ ~.~!'!':~ ..... ~!~ Dl.)'I onl)', no call, Ullo , SMp,.t..,. d•ll~1rr Ua ll) ftl lM UM or\h Coa.i llw \·, SECRETARY <.rwtwnda, H.R. ilr'eJI f 'l' l j\11n 11nJ •rt ,11 I\\ hun(Jl.-· to u rn11ni tlto l.1&1wla Hear h. 4114 IUU.\ Attractive, personable ~OUIPAt•n: mo,n •~lt·'"" l. 4>r •1111r., "'rn 0 1 lwr11•· l't.AST I L'S t\o i 1t r ) l t toblh h•d real u tah SALES REPRESENTATIVE rron1orcg1rl hiday,good sma•Y d ,, 1 1 c1 r a r 11-.. t ll -.11ac11n 111111 .i .iuod dm· irur hlrw .,IH'r.lur lorm co ... ,...y "'o•ln9 to lor g t r to !Wit membe r s hips in a n asso r iatio n tYPtn& s kills + It . book· C:IMTll. H•lh h;ill "•1uq11111 1 1 1n11 r t'l'orll l1huOl· offfcn.. ()petdttcJs a•oHobM fOf' keeµmg ror 11n electrical 71 " •41•142.... i.uµl,lt•t Mu''''''" 1111 11 1ir 1Sll l ""k fur 111111 11111. flnlalun-. •.t~embh 1 d 1 1 fo r rett1ile r s. A new c o n rept w it h engineer r1 rm. Oran ae .... • 1thiKh ~H • ""' t. 111otk Wlllli1m• 1-:11u11l 1111 t'ull uth•r<tP\1 168 :ltl!)I es per •nee s o esp e op •· p l'O\'en s u ccess offe r s J?r eat be n e fits to County 1rport a r ea. Full UJ , ... n "1 11 "' 11 " pt qd ,, 1-irtu111l\ 1.-;mph1H•r l • c e 11 • n t c o m m I • s I on th<.' lcx•a l merch a n t. L eacts prov id e ct . Looking for urc mana1e-Nuna td Un \ vlh b 1ll 111trtu111u11.1I 'olc e C:le rtt a r roft9e m e nt. Vt ry a cthe h ' · nwnt ability. :.tarting ,.._, 1 1 10,1,1 ,, .. ,, ---------· ~3 S1115i tn•J office. H r t a il e xperien re a plus. T 1s 1s a n s» 50 tu si; 25 per hr. H~ •u ' \M f.x~111m1 l'tt •tnllnttS, ttriU1('d JJl"O tinm Mt a Vt•f'd,1 1 ·011 Val.SC'Cl\t llU4lplt11I iilll Otnter& C ~ OIC111tllttl~ I le 11~ 111 I "'"h -... ,, , n H111 I. k•"'I" r lull l11r. hi. lur lt.I rb..i r ..i 1°12 :?t 11 111 Part Time ,, .. ~hilt dt•lt•rl•nll.d fur ('XC'ellrnt o ppo rtt1nity . S u b s t a ntia l 32 ·10 hr 1>er wk. 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Fli'\lhk huur-, ,i., I~ r e\11cr on multi Dail~ Pl'lot .,1,111011 bo;ird or tr:11nmi.: P:ml lr.t1111oi: ... 1 hr '" 330 W a y Slrt•Cl ~t .t! I II c; I -; ' o 11 fqw 1511 µm -..ol;1" Cosrn Mes a .l'.\ .)..W7>1t1t. ~.:!~11111>-1 m., 111,'11 .111 Equal oppor emplo~ t>r 11 11 •' .., I c II ., ·" 11 t l11·111·f1h \ppl~ h\ ::-,, pt Want Ad Help ? Emeraon Electric Co. 1ocated 1n Sa nca Ana nas an opening for a Personnel Adm1n1straC1ve Ass stant re porc1ng 10 the Manager o l Industrial Relallons Woll be involved in 11 var1e1y ol special assignments dealing wnh problem insurance claims. EEO. wage and salary aurveys and ass1shng 1n coord1na11on of Che office services for the d1v1s1on This challenging pos111on wh1cn can lead mto a supervtSory pos111on requtres al leas1 2 years general personnel expe11ence and prior experience 1n cne capa-.Hy o f Adm1n1sHattve Ass1scan1 L1ghl cle11ca1 •kills aie required tor handling conf1dent1al 1nforma11on Company offers a compeut•ve salary with above average lnnge benelits Oua llfie<l appllcancs are invited 10 send \heir resume with salary requirements or call tor an interview appo1n cmenc EMERSON ELECTRIC CO. INDUSTRIAL CONTROLS DIVISION 3300 SouctrScandard Street Santa Ana. Calllorn1a 92702 (714) 641·5240 .<· E 1·1.11 Oprmn.,n11y E rn1J•nvl'' M r H 1 \\ l'!'ll 1111nsll•r S1·hnol l>i-l I t l21 l't•dJr\IOHll \\ 1• , I m 1 n ' I t' r ! II E \I 1· PERSONNEL PAYROLL CLERK We ;.1re ~eek mg a Prrson 111'1 Pa~ roll Clerk for our I J 1· 111 t) c· on' c n 1 c n t I~ lut·.it \!d 111 the IJcauuful l r11ne Indu s trial Com pie>. P osit ion r e· qui r es experie nce in bank payr oll. some in· len ,1ewin g expenence. t~ ping -&5wpm a nd ~O!Tl(' 111suranct background. We offer complcle t·om pall,\ paid bencr.ts in· d uding med1r al and den· tal Please call or a pply 1 n p e r :. o n ~I o n d a ) through F n da} 9 1 IA'I or l 3P~l § Sierracin/ Transmask 3952 C<Jmpus Ori\ e '\Tewport Beach. !J2660 i 11 .>10· 60l!O E11ua l oppl) e mply r m d h !'ES T Co nlr o l Serviceman needed. 5-16-9468 Pct a ltt:ndant. busv bea ch kennel, S3 ;5 hr start Helen. 494·0142 FORA STAKE INTHE FUTURE ••• You'll really want to consider Rohe Scientific, an affiliate of Philips Medical Systems. Inc. We're rapidly expanding in the medical electronics ultrasound field. have immediate openings. NO LAYOFFS. increased rates ... all of which point to a secure future and a place where you will want to STAKE YOUR CLAIM If you have 2-3 years experience in the electronics field. check out our 1mmed1ate FIRST SHIFT openings In-Process Inspectors Knowled~e of workmanship standards and documentation. ability to read blueprints and use inspection tools required. Fln•I Inspector• Background must include systems inspection in " prototype design and development Certlflc•tlon Technici•n• ·Q/A Responsible for final system approval. Requires high degree of accuracy and attention to detail. Come grow with usl Remember: first shift. increased rates. excellent benefits. stability and security-and a stake in the future! For your convenience we will be interviewing: Wedneaay & Thurad•y Rvenlnga, Auguat 20 & 21, from 4 PM to 7 PM We are prepared to make "On-The·Spot" job otters. miiton lk'ul·h hu~ 1111t•11 REAL TY n. · l l AM. m~ 1111(11 lor p,1h ce t'lu• k' " \f11,1 l) µe I~" pm m u'I 11.1,, b.H·k~rourul '''tun I\ d1t•• i.. ,-;, lw ,1hli-lot ""' k .ill •lllfh \11111' lo J jtt I •1111111•1 1h·pC :!111111 \I J Ill !'II II II ...... IH I .1t • .;14, 11!11 ~ ll I·. 7 60-9333 REC EPTIONIST A o;j( for S:.r~d G ood REC EPT /T YPIST I 11111111,lllCI j', 11111111,1 Ill I ll 11t'ot\l111i.: "·""" h.1 I' I(!-,!'<( II (j ()I. \I II I· llllll\1•1l1.1ll' llJ>t 11111~' Ill I ln1111• l'll.jJ\'I 1Jll'lt•ll1•tl ll11 t1l111)!l1Jlt lt1•.t< h ~ ~\:! 71!1-I. '\1•11 port lka1 h \pplt •II '"'llll'.111\ llhll 1111\ h\' 11·ln• .1l 111i: lo I >i Jl\~1· I '11 11f)'111I ,llt'.l Ill ()fl11IJ1•1 \hhl It.I\\• J,:1111l1 I I pill)! -~ti t• l'lt•.t''-' :.,•ntl n• •Um ltt p U llO' 1:1:!:! I .11!Ull.1 fk>dt h. C.i !121,:1:! 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PACIFIC MUTUAL .\ prug r c'""" 111d ~r11\\th ori1·n1 .. t1 , 11111 pan~ ht<at.lquJrt1·n.,I 111 '\l·wpon &-<Jd1 hJ::. 1 h1· following upt•lllllJ.!' 111 l he I r IJl' 1 II II II J .I II d ~r<Jph1t s dt•partmt'llh PASTE-UP ARTIST F.1m1hJnl> "1th d1·-.11.;11 h\11Ut ,ind f>J'''' llp "•nli:;I \\'111 he u-,111 llll' \ .111gr,1ph Jnd l.1 1 "' :-~-,tern;. fur hand lt·l I t·r Ill~ PHOTO· T YPESETTER lfoqutrt•.1 Jn• c;l)wµm I· ing \\tth ;i high degrl·1 111 accurac). Outici. 1ndud1• typesctllng on <J C:ompu graphic unified l'Om poser systl·m. rlopp~ disk a nd file m a 11 iJ >!l' me nt. Kno wle dge ot g r a phic a rt !> 1ndustn helprul but nol required We o tfe r o uts landing working conditions. com- peuu ve s a lary a nd u liberal benerits package "h1 c h i n c lud e:. medical denlal CO\'eragc and twtion refund. 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Rc«cpllon1<ol, ftl1• d1·rk Ille typ111i.: for L.m 01111 ,. P n 1 c• n c 1 ;i I Tr u 1 11 1• t' • :-..t-wport Ccnll'l' 1i11t K2111 Rl-.l'£PT IO:-.IST EH H ,\ ~ D (; I H L l u 1 :'II l' w p o r I B t• a t h U1•H•loper Part 111nc 1 ;, 5 d a) !> per wt•t·k \I u:.l ha \I~ goud phorw 1 •II• t' ~runt 111111 t• ·'I• l>t.',11'.tlll"t' J IHI h<l\l' ,1 111 1i.:11clablc CiJr 1n.1 1:~.'\ Rl't'l'llllOnhl l•1r h)(hc 1111. tl<Jvs .rnd hour!>. ideal ~upplcmcntal lllcOme ror house"'"e" Jnd slu dl•nl:. Our proi:rcss" l' growing tom piln~ nllt•r.,, oppl,\ lor ad 1 ancem1• nl ba!>t'tl on ~our Job p('rtorm.1 nCl' Plea.!>ant ~orking conditions. Musl lot• IH and over \ppl~ 111 1.1<.·r-.1111 ..::1110 Su E Unslol S.onla .\na lle1ghc:. •Ill'" 111.\I JcUonald~1 .>l9·81iil E<>E llt•,t;iurant liourm l'l t'uuk 1·hmcst• Cwsmc \t ll'.l'>t :1 mfJ ~pet1ahzetJ I l'.11111111! ~ 'rs ----------1 mJnulal'lun•r ll'\1ht ,,..,, .. ,,., Ill Prt'fJJl'lllj.! 1 .111111111.''>l' \ldllddrln &. ~ I. l ' l' 11 LI OJ ll U I ., h t' .., pa-,tnt·., & olht•r l0t11h .I\· , 11rrl111g 111 I unt•h ''°' 1hn111 r lfll'll\I~ \JU:.\ 'tUl>\'I \ 1:-0l' \.-,..,1:.t t ·uok &. 11\'lpt•r I lriurl~ Si 110 T.1kl• utl 111 111:.trt·r.,t !'.: U l> OffH'l' 1>01 :n:i 1;;11 u:io i\d p.1111 tor bv Emplo~ er PROD UCT I O=" TRAJNEE Rubber hO!>C products. :'ll u st pass co. physical incl. back X ray. Taking a ppl.Jcat1on!> h twn 8 -1 0 uni v S l r ato Cl e x. 1 7671 Armstrong Ave . I rvme EOE A Kendav1s Ind . Co Prod worker hood sa1b Sail culler . 40 hr \\k Mon·T hurs. S4 UO h r 548 3464 Public Relations Top dollar for drapcQ le a d s R e l i a ble trans po rtation Pat 675-6421. Pun:hosin9 Clertt Large m fg. co. needs a clerk w /some buy ing ex- per Xlnl. opportunll' for I the n ght per!>on EXPt!r \I' elel'tncal. hanh1an,_ or pla,.l!cs help• ul h11\ I nut 11cte!>~.1 n ::\ 1.1 bener1ts E 0 E l'ont.1cl personne l, Sou1h Panl1t· Industries. 2100 ~<> Fair view. S;i nta 1\na 714·!>-10-4811 Rec pt /T yr.ist Busy sales or ice T) p ing: 55-i!Owpm Exp. rerr Xlnt. lien . Newp11r1 Cente r of (1cc E O 1-; Call 644· i 45.\ real es tale SALES Ro g e r Br o wn· s \'I \ LI DO REALTY has ,,f flue nt walk in C'IH•llH h.11· .. xlnt ph•111l' '''I' ,\ ntl"I l\f.Jt• \\ell E\p 111 bu;.111t•,:,, lt•tcl·r-..f111 ms .t mu..,1 Some anount111:.: dull cs 5-lH 290 I. L>.111 n..1 -- Reception ist T) pc 6~wpm . 10 kt•v ad de r . \d r1t•d rc.,,µons1bil 111c!:-. '<•n s m o ker C:11.,lJ \l t•!<,1 C:P .\ lirm Lill Ka1'1•11 j;').l 1()..10 Rec e ptio nist PBX In int· <.:ompa11~ h;" opt.•mng for :.hJrp o ut itorng flexible person to ,1nswer µhones, Som<' ol fil'e & l) pin~ ex per re 11wrcd Weorlcr 12 'ac at ion da \·s '.\kdical Dl·n1:i1 I'" Crl'd 1t Union 1;00<) Pa} Appl~ .\mt•ricun Zl'll 11•1 161!81 Jlall' \ \ l' I 1I1111' R EC EPT /TYPIST I' 11rn1.· tur drl'htl•" • 11 'll Ill 'l'll (·•11" I r.111111.; ...., g1·n< 1.i1 ,kill!> i.'i!I :JI I I RECEPTIONIS T Ht•1>tuur;11tl H O STESS C ASHIER \pµh tx.·l ween 2 5. ~ton I· r 1 No c x p e r 1 (' n t l' nt:•l''>~aP Goud pa~ \Inc be11..:f1t:. llam burgt•r Haml1•t . IS 1.1 \cl;irn-.. l'o~c a \lcsa Hcta1I dcrk tor hc.i llh food store. 5 tlyi-pr wk. 'I Ii iliO !HH HOO Fr.HO r W<anlcd for 2 larJH' projl•cts. ~Tusl haq• .1t lt>J ~l .~ \rs I.'>. 1~·n1·111 • \1·C'l'J1l1ng .1p t 1 tl;11h ht•I !I 'II per111r <:\I • ' ••. soles • ,., nJ.! 111r lJm htl 1011• •J lt':tJ)t•r,un to ~di lh J1lt-r \d afh erw, 1nR tn 1111 al husmcsses m C l'.\ Fir m IOl'<Jtetl 111 '\cwiu11 1 lr\lnc area :-.;t•Wp\lrt l 't•nter \lu:.l Wt• offrr l)a:,.1· + 1'omm hJ\l· ln111l 11ll11·t• ;ip excel , . ., IH'lll..'lil:> & pcarJnce & lie' ;ilill' \u bnnu' prngr.1111-. l'.111 h.1111lk hu:.i phniH•;. \I" k. II ,11 Thl l't•n Ti lk.' 111 \\pm l'lt•.i-.;111l n ", a' I' r I' r ' I 'l l'fl\lrllllnll'lll 111th \,1r1tcl i;.i2.0x11 I • 11 111111 • .;: )U t1t't 11111 cit• 111•111h11J.! •111 1·\pt.·ncnte '·--------- 1 '.tll l.1l.1h al i5!l tJi II SALES HE P I · -Sharp dttral'lllt'I RECEPTIONIST ,al<'-l.111' 111 rcpre'l't1I Forl'PAf1rm W11ltrain mlr ol ;iuln .1t'l'l''"''''• lr\'me·:'ll B 11re11 S.%0 tn to the :iutn 1111111~1 r :'-'l~I mn 8.13·~!062 tdlt•111 "l•PI \ ..: that buy ver" "'""'"""'' homes. We n• "" • l11·r good sulespc·r· •· n:11. ~~o. lli:J 111::•· __________ 1 unhrn1t.-d 1·i11 •·" '-·•· lor appl REALESTATE I This office has an opt•n I mg roronc agent. Call r111 u ppl. Co t e R e a ll ). tH0-577i Receiving Clerk needed full time. Pam. 631-:m<I RECEIVING Pos. open for an a mb itious person With a sense of orga nlza· lion. 1-'\all time. Mon · f)ll, Master , 234 Fische r . <.: M S40-937 3 RECEftTIONIST "t'" µon Be uch arl'a To ~'° Sit m \he lobb\ 11f u11 l' x t• I l 1 n )( i• cl \ er i" 111 ~ firm .\ p11:,.1llon with 'an ely & .1 ~ti ling ;it l1tudc 1s the kc} Be in \Ol\'Cd in the H E C1eld alw Plus h o HIC'eS ~ fon· t u.sllc benefits. 557-6122. 731 -7711 100'; Free to App~ca nt Sales China, C rystal and Gifts ~I .i l u r e . c x 1> e r d alespe rsun. full time Grafton SI reel. For u ppl. rnnt,11 l \n11c ut ~m 527i :-..ill·:-. Oes ignl•r IJt>welry r ir m looking for p rofessio.inal quality Sa les Rep. Xlnt pa y + co m m issio n Some t ruvel possible . t-·ull o r pan t i m e 197·2115 Sules· Fan1ast1C' P IT or I-' If o pportunity for s etr St.•t'rt•tan Bookkeeper !'Ill(~) m" ,. 1n.od1cal & SALES l'ir\Ll::S 11.\IW W.\H I·: lull proltl ~h.1nng l;1111,1h or1c11lt•1I lime l>O~ 111 l'l'1 •111 W o rlc inlovely 11~•11•11"1ur1111? 1·11mµun\ hdrtl~·Jrc :.lur l' St•• LAGUNA BEACH lm·.1t1•tl 111 ('11~ta :\ik~a. 'li ke J ohn::-1111 11 \/\' nt .. 'lb -,all''>"ersun lO :.ell W r 1 g h l C 11 I 2 Ii Crowing film produclioll • ,.. l'OffiPdlll ~eek i n g 13 Wl'i.lern slatei.. in HtK'heMer. C:~l m .. tu re 1 u 11 l 1 m e dud ing Food Chains & SALES 111 F1 Compo '-t·rrctar) bookkeeper .\1 I g cu m Pa n i cs w x lnl s k ills for cha r m · Premium It e m~. non nents r:xp µr C'r :.Jlar~ t''I EOE 'I L· l ' 11 tng <l<'ean view orfices lood -.up1\lle!>. 1carlon ·' areJ ·' r J .. \1 p l b \I M. .\lu:.l work 1ndepende nt· l'Ull"rs. m ·•rk1n" de . r a u sen t't I I ,\. "' . • " ., ly & h.tndll' 11 1de van ety \'ll'l''· l't<') Salar}-+ 2P:\l only2t3til!587>-IJ of du11r::. He ply Im u1mm1ss1on Send re · . I & ... um1..· to I' 0 Box : 10869 Sales help ":111lcd full m:.'UIJCe .\ w resume Co-.tu 'l\'~a C.\ni;27 tune & purl c1mt• pu-,1 quJl1,11 at ions Jo . tions ;natl;;bll• 210; ~11 :\'lt1 l'C:1ll1 11'.1\ Freem an !'>JI" lir t$lOI S .1111,1 \111 Film'> Hu\ ::205, Su \ll r: \'Ill \I \Kl :-.:(; 7 1~;,s;;i1,:J1 l..11!U11.1I \!14!i;;7 \\ II \ T v () L . H E ~l'l'rt'l.ir\ Wu nt.l e rrul \.\OHTll ' I am 25 yrs old •Sa•.,•1e•s ________ e>rgJ111t 'cook Laguna & m, ll>t ) ear Ill 1he HOTEL Gin SHOP 1~·..irh 1!1!l :w1:i hcJllh 1ndustr..1 I will m.Jk 11\Cr S7'1.llOll S ECRETARY ,,, 11111 \\ c h;i' e ;i l't"'Ople onl.'ntt'tl. rehdltk l'111.1!l'. non profit youth I 11 t person ncedt<tl to work " n 1t·c~ ,a•'t'lll'.' Heavy J.!I 11111 o•ir upµ ' 111"hl~ .1111.l \\1'l•k1•111b .. t111·'l·1I u1> 111 11u·1l1 f1ntl " I\ 11111!.!. f1hn". µubhc con· •" ' • l11·g1 n n1n~ ;irt :i 1•:11 .. ,... lt'.icl., t ';.ill \Ir Grcanc> Shuuld be ;.Jlt'l> onenll•d tJl't , hte bkpg I yr . e x· '·•1·•1 J7" .,...,.,, "er nt:t· :-.;un-s mo k e r -., , ., ·" "' Jnd a ble lo upt·ratt· t· ..... h ,.. prl'f d StJrt•n>! l>alary r eg1stcr En1•1~ t'.\t <'llt·111 ~)(1 lo S!Mtll mo + excel. rnmpan~ bl·nd1l' \p11h lio•ndih \ppl~ , 1;.i r e- 1 n µe r .. on !I \.\I ;-.; 01111 ... urn.· IJ\ s :!:! KO lo YS P, .\lon·f'rl l'cr~11nncl 1111 2111n llu1 al Palm AUTOMOTIVE PARTS & FASTENERS / REPEAT BUSINESS MARRIOTT HOTEL Dr t'u:.1.1 \it<sa, C a !lW:>.;cv.µortt'l1 1>1 ~11211 :\'ewport HeaC'h r:qu;il Opp Em pl) r ~I F SALESMAN 1-.quCJI~ S2·1.tM) 'l 1rcll 111 pruspctl 111g ·• \\ l ' ~uppl\ r I Jhli-,ht.'d dl'l'OUl11S ll•Jd!> Jo111 lht• mu,.l ~UI .uul 1 l'll<'"' ..,,111.•s. prin ide cessrul lea m 111 \mt• n l •• .,,,11i1 "·"l' tor this grow· m..crketmi: a"''' uniqu1· 1111! h•• ntnn l urli:. In l'oncept Semi n·;.um" l (• .tu-1n1• ,1 IJiq-;i•in nt ;i ~~~1Uint• St =·1~1. \ B ~ or1 um· ;,oo l.'urpurallon 11,., .i~ .1 tJke d1arge· 1 ·I•" 1 .. ,JlTClcratc !>a le:. •Sa•-•1e•s _______ _ gro\\lh 111 the Ora nge l'11unt1 ;;rca You will Sales Trainees , .. 11 a · toµ hnc of auto Fee paid lndu!>tnal pro p.trt~ 1.t :.tene r s . ducts rter lr...1n1ng d11·m1l'al!> . .ind man) out::.1de :.<Jles. l'.1r ~ ex utht>r fasl rnovmg Imes µense account + com Unh m1ted future earn· missio n Ba::.c !>alar) mgs We gu arantee pro· $9,600 Call Ellie tecll.>d lerntory Draw, O'Bnen, 540-5001. Snl•ll commensura te with ex· ing & S n e l l ing or µcnence . high com ~ewpon Beach .\gene~. m1:.s1ons Ongoing pro--13-WCampus Dr duct tra1111ng programs, exµt>nse allo wance. Sales group in suran ce. and We need 's ales ""Opie t pror1t shanng programs ':'" 0 are provided . sell a unique '!1arkelmg H lh1s rmc opportunit) l'Or rcsponds with your future goals. call ror a rnnf1denllal mten ·1ew : Howard Williamson (714t 557-8360 Mon. I 2noCMt-7pm Tues. 9am-7pm 11una ble111 t·all. wnte co Howard Williamson P 0 Box 503 '\l'" Port lie a ch. 92660 CURTIS INDUSTRIES A CONGOLEUM COMPANY concept to businessmen Ea rnings far abo\c a\'e r a ge C"ll M r North: 7l<t·964+108 Hun ttngton Beac h CA Sales Sc:Hs /Employrnr nt Coun.selor To p no t c h salt'>-op portun11 y in rHes~111n proor ind ustr) tr} ou Jrl' rmney mo1 iva1cd & h;i' e sales exper a nd or sale:. ap11ude. we \\ 111 I rain We are Snelhng & Sn1•ll mg part or l hl· \\ urld ... large s t e mpl11\ mernJ s}stem Wh) nol "ork 1 ror the biggest & bt·~l . 1 .. 1 ,J ., l' k B a r r 1 c . , '•I lo•r appl Snt.'11 \n 1-:qual Opportun1t) . u f.. ~ "11c11 c n g o t Employer M F' :-.c\l µun Beach r\genc~. ---------•I 4340Ca mpus Dr Sales Bus mess Opportunit y ror <imh111ous people in a ground n oor dir ect sales of \loe Vera Produc ls . :"lu l"ee req'd. to become d1sln butor 851· 7058 --------- SALES ROUTE SALES / SERVICE E:am $20-30,000 your I st y~or in a job that comes clos~ to ownin9 your o wn bu~iness Tht• Job )QU've bee n \\a1t1n1? for The one that put:. )OU much o n your SAVINGS ACCOUNTS COUNSELOR Permanant P (T Position a va il in o ur South Coa st Plaza orrice Exp pre ferred. m clud mg Sat hours Call Kathy Amburgy : 540-4066 California Federal Sa•ings & Loan 695 Town Center Dr Cosla Mesa. C:a 9262!; E OE Sea mstress \\ anlC'rl to 'it'\\ for La~un<i Dl'~•L!ncr 111 -.hop or home \lu ... t h,J\ 1• 1ndust machs ur exµ" 11 h same Michael Da,·111 Greene Shops 494-3462 11"11 in µos1t1on to ea rn Secretary h1l!h dollar 111come-1s of Starr Secretary T' p1s1 IL'f'"il b~ \11dldy accepted ~l in1mum 5llw p m -;,lie!> and ~t.'n·1ce com· Know ledge or ~l'neral nr l>.1m :-cr \'mg lhe meal lice duues ~ B com indu::.tr) 1>any. Xlnl hcnef1I!. '-lurt1n.I( ~111111 S8:iu '«1·3313 Sc cret a r}. P T ror ad a n e!.tabhs he d rou te. agencv ~hr Gd tvpm~ \\Ith establis hed repe~t req 953-0316 · \\'1th this market let1der. \O U'll sta rt "'l h eslalJl.Jshed customers on h u,111e:>s. And th e re s ---- , 1 111' of opportunity lo S i.' l. r l' t a r \ .\ d · • ''C. )OUr custome r 1rums1rall\'e to General ,1111l 1ncome. ~tanager Lol'.il "Jlcr You'll need a van. which \OU rJn lease or bu). to m .1 k t' ~ 11 u r r o u n d s bel\\t•cn 1·ustomers and regional center. What )vu·u need most or all, to make it big , is willing· ncss to work hard. It's hke being in busin(•ss for >•1Ursell Wit h exrellcnt earnings and rull com · l.JllhY·l>&fd be nefits . agency Perm pos1llon Xlnl Bcne l ils Shorthand t ranscribe o rr1c1al mmules Gl·ncral 1·or resµondcnce. llhng. m 1i.t uftiC'c dut ies E xp req Salary Sll94·Sl491 m o Call for appoinlmcnt 1n lt.'nte" 4~·1041 or appl~ in person J.aiiun.1 lie<Jl'h County Wuter D1M :lCMi 3rdSt.Mr J oyce ..... Ca l l l o ll ·fr ee wit h in ~retary for Answerin1 Calif. SeO'ice Operator to work l.&00.352-5430 va rious s h ifts, F 'T & 1o r 213·6'91·1737 > P 'I'. 228 Forest. Laguna An equal oppc>nunlty _ee_a_c_h. ______ _ employe r M tF Secretarial Sl:!'ret.ir) Ht•ccpt1onis~ Int eri·~l 111~ ~111s1t 1011 for Jmb11111 u;. mJtu r e p1·r.,,111 l \p111~ :.k ills. p1·r.,1111uhll· tl'lcphon e '""" i.:tl \\1Ch figures :\1·1\ 10111pJ1\~ Uutsland· 1ni.! 11p111ir1 un•l) for ad• 1,11111·1nc111 IJ C i\1rport ·'' '"' I-•1 r aµµ c all 1'.J:I 'IM:i 1'111 lnves.tnwnl Corp _ !->El'\ l'UUIWl~.\TO R U~n.i m1c !>dll!s,ser v1ce ur>!.11111.a l11>n . CNat 'I l'•Hllfldll) J Looking ror a p<.·r,1111 wll h n.: to acce pt rl'.,p(1n~1bll1ly Xln t. \crbal ::.k1 II~ w /clerical. secrctdnal, & good or· gan1zut1<>nal a bilities. Call Linda Devork in at Safe~uard Ue ntal P rac· t1t·e System s !157·1 t2l. SECRETARY 1P '.\1 to5:30PM lnlereslmg position for Sec:r elary with xlnt s kills in l)ping 1 75~wpm ). spelling & grammar. No Sil nN· Ca II 752-0234 for day or evc111ng appl.. or send resume lo Plaza, 20'42 ~l lch e lson .•2 12. fn vne. 92715 SEC:HETARY: Full time. lypmg. filing, ligtit book· k(•cping. phone. Small qf. file TSL ~1gmt642·1603 ----- • •SECR ETARI ES •• Tio Sh 100 AnahS12,600 SlJI T~ p1:.1 S12.000 Exe• Sl•c"1 'ih80 SH.400 lit·11t>t t· Fun TS.5$10,800 l.11 Hemt.lers Agency -1020 B1n·h. Estab '64 \;cwpt)n 1833·81901 F'ree SECRETARY Joh11~on & J o hns on Health Care Div. orrers ,k1llt.'d & responsible scac1.i.r~ a d1versir1ed & rntcreslmg position • in Lhe rt!J:IOnal s ales ore: H you enJOY be mg a selr · :.tarler. handling your work lo;id with minimum ::.u perv1s1on. working "1lh r1gurcs & have ex· eel L~ ptng & editoria l skill~. lhis position is for \OU We oHe r an excel. ;larung sala ry. major med1c;il & clt'nlal in· sura nl'~. pens ion ptlt.i. fret' µJrk 111~. 35 hot.fr work "l'ek on top or a 1•11ngt•n1JI .i1mosphere. 1111 ,rt'''"d Jl>l'ht·iJnls a'l'e 1n11i.-tl tu !:lend resume. 111duding sa lar,\ history & reqwremenlS lo: Johnson & Johnson 660 '\ewport Cenl er IJ'f'" Su1lc 1~5 Tl :-.l'\\ port Helll'h. 926('>0 E () 1': SECRETARY UUS\ corporalt: invest· ments ofCtC'e with a s~ll profe::.,1onal staH ha s.Ml immcdiule oµe nml( ror a bnghl 111<11\ 1d u ;il wlt h exccllt.'nl :.k1lb Thi.' JOb orrc r:; lo ts 'bf \\Ork. clllntl'llVe Stfr· round in gs 111 t he I rvUie· Airport a reu Good st8t1· 1111: s a la r y c o m · .mc n s u rate ·w i (h expenencc and uttrac· t1H• lx•nt'f1t'> - PINI~\.' call ~lane t:n ·nshaw 1714) 937 31'.00 METROPOLIT AH LIFE INSURANCE .1 : l''lnanohtl Center •. , 2nd floor . , Becepllonls t ·t yp ist. 65 wpm m in. Legal office. La111n 1 Hills . Mrs Wlnllow, 137-1080. ,.,.._..$.,.•lee 4500Ca m pus Or . N li. 14211 Yorbu Sl .. Tus tin rrohvatt>d s ales people . Sales woman for Fu hlon Eu rn 25 -35'( comm Is land. Wo ma n• wear w lm med high Income s tor e Aae 25·3.S Well i,totenthil. Call Alf or a pp g roomed w (en Ulut . ~6'793, 754·~ penonaUty 640-9-a Ideal position for student or mother who w ants p1rl ti m e. Oon e r a l tecrt\ltial dutles-typln& Kil.la a MUST. Call U\e Dtrector: 714·9$3·67111. 'l'wo<.:ily Blvd .. ~·i~ Orange , Ca 92668 Equal Opportunlty'1 E mployer M /F & I ~ I I -. •II OAA..V PILOf 7 100 Met'ch-41•• .w,w_..~ 8055 Mlac.UaMou 1010 fT" to You ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• IAN 1'1..AW Sof:,i & l..c1vt: ('01.J.t-:t"l'OI<'~ <;A H Sl!at (id ('011cl JUl!I ~.\l.t-: lllJ'>!I .... ,,h re· t'IC'tinl•d & Snitch .i•i.ll'' rdrii:. 11ulJ lwtl. < iuJrdl'd flOO 11r $12~ -.1·µ " \ J 1 n i· II i: I 11 ' ' ll73 111.\1! k 1 t 1· h l' II w " I I' m u I h LUGGAGE TAGS ~.~~ .... ?.~~. lillcfttlW) V 'T 0.1 hra, non ...-..r. '·'" l). l'IX d ,.>' ~u m r•r l 'M .,.._IQ.II SICllTAIY Te SIJ,IOO ''·" a b o-1ro1c-., CW'alf l)\ll•l , lO llu) b\ &Oef'h, varlwlt ~\al to Non t mohr '" T\aohn n Ulm'IM SECl£TUY/ r v1r• StalllJll ltl'll dilm~ M 111 ft. < 1IM uri·u $4 .. tan • t1.101n1i.i.11m t;44 !1(6' SICllTARY S.. ou ad lh \oda)' • KH•H tn\ ul•n a. 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And, the chanl•e to be unimportant part of u gomg & growing com pany We know' yuu'n• out there! Call us Mature non s moker 101-----------1 work 20 hr week Ac curate typing & a must Neat appeara nce lie good on phone Call V1ck1, ~. Coastal Person· nel Agency, 2790 Harbor 81.,CM NEVER A f'E~ Secretarial IMMED IATE C>rEHIHG UC)Cll S.cntary Temporary 3 month secretarial as~11¢nmcnt availa ble for an 1n dlvidual who can tYIX' 60·70wpm , 1 a ke li ght shortha nd and can use dictaphone trllnseribcr Knowledge of 1teneral . secr etaria l unrl f1ltnl( ·skills required Will tw performing seer et11 n al duties to 2 attorneys m our Leaal Department Jf laterested. please ap1>ly ln person a t the Parson nel Department or t•all Donna Tafoya ( 714 I 640-3.S36 PACIFIC MUTUAL 700 Newport Center Or Newport Beach. 92660 An Equa l Opportunity E mployer M /f' SECRETARY Super Sel·relarial.. open 1ng with leadmg N'f!wport Beach real estate office Very d1 vers1rred pos1- uon Lots or opportunity Patience and persunaht> a pl us Cal l Geoff 750-1501 E 0 E ll J Johnson & A:.soc, · lnl' 2503 1':as\bluff Ur . St 1· :!03, Newport Beach, !J2G60 714 644 (j(J:r7 I •S.Cref..-yjEHC* Personnel I Ad vert/M ktg Ocpls have openiogs per expani.1011 Npt Heh fin svces firm Good typmg, shthnd sk1lli., ex per. rncj'd. N()n·sm okcr pref <.:a II · MO 0 I :!3 ----------• S W I 'I' C If B 'C > I\ f( [) OPEIL\TOlt Se<:retv ial EXECUTIVE SECRET ARIES We are a ccepting ap pbl'allons for exe<'ut1 ve secret a ri al pos1llons Shorthand or 8Qwpm re qwred Wide vanety of backg rounds needed Orangt' County Airport 11rea 557.0045 Cl\-Lff\:. llMl'OQAl!V P[l!SONNll SEIMCE5 372 3 l lrch Street Newport leach Part ti~, (lex1hll' hour:. M.2-3013 1'1·:ACll l':H Prt· "'hoot i':Xper. µr<:f Ii li 536·3588 Teacher llLIMGUAL AIDE Spanish CALL 760·348K <24 flours l'er Day 1 0 T760 3400 Teacher ACCOMPANIST CALL 760<J481! 124 Hours Per f>av I Or 700·3400 PIJ,GUMMER Secretary HIALYST IHDEPEHDEHT1 TEACH ER Isl gr ad e M Free to applicanl. Cu 18 Credentialed. 1-1!11 time Major oil company has seeking sha rp, t a ke· ~ .. d 1, 0 <'harae ind1 v. fo r this "'4.!n resume to . es<'cllent opportunity for ., Box 0669 ,. 'la M position. Const bac·k· · -..os • esa, Proara mmer An11l yst 92627 with 3 plus years in a ground helpful. To Sl .100. _ __ competent data process· Also ree jo bs. Call Carol Tea chers PrcHh ool lne situation Degree re Buck. S40-500l, Snelling P tr f' /T Mu 't I a e w ed &c Snelling of Newpart • • s 1 v q r Be a ch Agency 4340 some Ellrly Childhood Annbcallon em~has1s lb Campws Dr • Educatw n background & .... 1 ~~!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ or exp I r v 5 52 7331. on financial an general r Tu.sun .~ 1461 business systems Using!•---------COBOL language Technician· Full pa rt Sa lary comme ns urate With previous earning& and expen ent'e plus ex cellent compnay benefits and working rond1t1ons Please su bmit rei.u me With salary histo ry ror confidential review to DOUGLAS OIL COMPANY• F;m ployee R e la tions De pt 3160 Ai rway Avenue Costa Mesa , Ca 92626 Affirmative AC't lon Employer •A subs idiary or Conoco Inc SECURITY \11ne lo repair 2 wa) F\ill t11ne position ava1la· r a d' o e Q u 1 t> me n t ble for reliable person Minimum expenence re able to work flexible 11u1red W ill t r ain hours A knowledge of 631 -0202 Tom secunty or law enforce menl preferred Enjoy e xcellent com pa n r benl!fllS Apply 9/\M lO Noon, Mon·f'ri Person nl.'I MARRIOn HOTEL 900 Newport Ctr. Or Ne wport Beach Equal Opp E mplyr M It" Secretary T~ Solkltors $3.75 hr plus bonus\'!> to :.tart. No e.xpcr ne1·ess No i..elling. Across from 0C Airport 2-!lµm r1..!I Sue. 64 1·0169 TELEPHONE Wl>HK RESPONSIBLE? EARN Ur TO c.a11• rosmoH S1 DO PER HR Free to appUcunt. Good • • typing skills are needed Xlnt. wo rking co nd SF.CRETARY for lhls sales secretarial P a rt-lim e evenin g DOUGLAS Oil. COM· s pot wtth a ramo u s 751-2411. PA.HY ol Ca lUomla of· atrt'rafl <'O. $'900. Also fee •----- fen the following career iob8 Call C arol Buck. T1lephotM S•• opportw\lty: 540·5001, SnelUng & Snell· Part or full tame t:arn PURC 1ng of Newport Beach $10 an hr. V11cat1on HASING Aae nt'y, 43.40 Campus pr~m. "Gave away"-so n SECRET •RY Dr. tell! M an hr. guar All A I~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!' sh 1 n.s open now. Also d e Pe rform• ae<'retarlal livery openings ~3-795'1 dutlet for Purt'h111n1 Secy/Bkpr. 30 hrs wk. or543-29Sl Oeputment Good lYP· $1000/mo s tart R.t:;. up. = ind 11horth•nd re· Resume Hox 561 CdM T&LlltS red f;xperience pre· 9'.162$ Perm. r /l (!1'"1 day wk > red. A p p 11 c a n l 11 w i l h l•--------•I upervlaory Pote ntial de l1lary comiMnaurale Secretary sired. Tyr' 40wpm. xlnt wtlh experie nce plua ex· A .... Aast. to YP t>tmtflts ad v11n<'cment t e I I en t c o m pa n y Pr ee to a pplicant. T yp potential. Call 97!J 3000 a.n.tit1. Pleaae aubm lt ln1. 1h1.>rthand & or EOE. ntUmt or call, In c·on• 11nit•llon1l akllla. n.F.. -------ldence 10: dev or con11t. back.aroUl)d TILLER he lp_rul. 11.200 thru ,.,,.....,.,Jr sqoo. Oreal pla<'C•IOW Poaltlon avail lo our t urnuver. Ca ll f~llle South Co11t Plaza office O'Brien, MO·SOOI Snell· Exp preferred, lncludlna ln J " Snelll n a o f Sat houri. Call Kathy Newport Buch Aaency, Ambur.:y: MO 40ll6 a4Gt:ampu1 Or C•forwla S.C'y lo wine l hqoor ('(In tultant. Small olc Coron• 691 Mer. Muat have aood lhorthand, 1ypln1 • bk· kpt knowled&c 873 5872 _ ,. ..... s..-.&LHn 19$To;m'Centn-Dr .• Cotti Maa. Ca. 92t82A E O.f;. ........ IOOS ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sllv~r I 'hl11l'l111lu. l't:l '>11.111 lcnwl~ \'.it 1>1•d1.1w\•d llJJ.1) l'tt 1\K ' li:>I 0700 ,,ft ,, Wt'-'iTMINSn :R A UJU-;v ANTIQU"; MAI.I. O.illy 10 6. l''r1 10 'I <·1~t'd ·r~sd"~ H1~1 W~11tm11u.t1!r Av1· i\d11ro.1hll• rnal1• PUVll' li\·rm.111 Stw11hncl I.ult ;!!' Am.1 nu t-r 1t'r :Sl!.11 I.JC omc (.·.,11 o.i11 li:ll .11:11 111111 T.1hl1· K 1'11n & I 0rt'<foll1 J SllO ri Ui 7 lh:I rTWll'I' llJ I, \Ulo( 111 Ii zm1 fh·!'.l•lll \VI', I '1 l''J l.lc•I \1.1ri I '\1 frOll\ your hU."IOt:!ili t:;ird :it•nd one c.ard for t•.trh t.iii plu' uni• spurc WI! rctur11 pl.'rmuntnth WJll'<! Jtlr .it·t" c· ll.11"! & ~tr<11>. mt•1•lt01( u1rl111 .. 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IHiH c; \IL\ 1, 1-: :-.. \I. 1-: \I " 1 New , k "' & "J to ·rlw•I Ir \till' 1 11J ... t 1 '11u111 r} 1 'luli WELDER Mac<~regor Yach\s I t>Jt Placentia, Co:.ta ,\1c~:.i WORD PROCESSORS l'11t•rrt1· Mutual hus ex cdlcnl 111ls1t1oni. av;11la Ille for act.•ura11• I) p1stl't WOwpm J w tt h word pro cess1111 burk1<roun1l 011 WANG System' :10 •'ljUI \I tn:nt Will tr:in1tcnbt: from handwritten. m11ch1nc d1ctal1on and typcwr1t ten coµy Goud <'om mw11cat1on &kills iodutl mg gramma r . '>Pt!lhni.i and p unctuut111n ri· qwrcd .........•............. KOWA SUPE R t;r, 21 .x2'< SLft and 3 lens filter.. :-Jew, in ongrnal hux I' I u s II 0 JI c \ w I' I I Strobonar modc(nS(' 1\ll (or S400 75!t·OOOO Cah 8035 ....................... 'i1amesl' :\1 anx K1tlt·ni., $25 968 :I031 1'1,r!.11111 kllll'llS, !Wiili' iullts, shot~. Ht•J.: . SI 2S Ufl 546 !1.1(),5 OOCJS I 8040 ··••·····•············· Kf.1'.:SllONIJ Pup" AK<' Chump sire M •F P1•1 & sho w P vt pl) 2L'L007 1345 aft 6 p111 Gcrrna n Shepherd 1m11 111es. 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Surr, \ui.; JI, Kli W 15th. ti 'rui.~ ~lrt•••t J>lai:enlra \\I' 1 NII ~\2 7"!J<! 304 I Babb St. CM Mud1 :\11,1· !larn :1 :1011111 l.JVINC Hm furn H. 0.,111:1, 2 mu11·h'1¢ t·hrs. 2 d111w thb . un· I bl. l'IH''I w1hk1·a M•, m;ctl'f1 '1! 1•1111 lhl i ii() !12ill Many Item~ lljlh 2."11 h 11f W11lnut \ypo• Fm·m11·a 11111 Au>iw.l :.!ti!lll t'alll' llt'.tl mff thl & 2 matd1 /.! 111•r Cup1slran11 Bt h <\!J3 :111!15 t:ml t hi H!l3 :143!l ll 1><' d1111ni.i i.:rnup . Amen can or Mart 1nv1ll\•, J,>edest.il tubll!, Ii 1·hri.. credenta, pecuo finish. xlnl cond SliSO !Hl3 h226 w mplele Kmii h<.'d Sl'I $23:> Ih de a bed $!JS, dmetle S45 1\ll xlnl l'Ond Color T V $75 <.:11sh !168-3304 GIANT YARD SALE lfand Ttl41ls of all kinds, push mow1:r1'. l·onv1•1 et 13:.ectllln t, btkl!:., du.hes, pot.s & vans. 331 E llith Pl:.irc. t:ost:a Mesa Fri. Sat, Sun 9-6 h42 8593 :itovmg S IS 10 3 Muplf· drop lt'af dnK lahlc S7~ 2070Thurrn. C ~I 0 0 0 0 0 g~·1rRh'7 -tmve( -rnkJ~ you t'.WO.y tvorf\ you.v ph~? 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AKC, a ll 8'>ut2', l'JO, •96·6535 MUTUAL __ _ 700 Newport Center Dr M1.'<l Female Poodl.:, blk-, Newport Beuch, ()2'100 hns papera, frlcndly. Equal Opportunity SJ~. 642·1002 I•--Em-pl•o•y•c••r •M•/•1''--l "'emule t:;n(Cll&h Shei:p Juat lartlna up In a bu.111 neu o( your own T A llood way lO tell people abOut I\ II with I low ·COll Clau lrlcd ad Phont' NZ 5678 dog , ne,·d~ f a m 1 ly S payed I yr o ld 675-8883 $15 Make your s hopp1n1 eaalcr hy uslna the Dally Pilot Claulfled Ad-" Movma Mu!it Nell this weekend Xlnt cond :Omµlelc furml'htnl( l11r horTW' or Apl. (.'11 II R1t·k (131 13!}9 Thom11i.v11le Dining 1l m Tbl w/G chairs. 2 wing <'h r •, llhrary t bl . chlldren'a bdrm de11k11 & t'hClll 640 2497 CYC:K 919-9030 d1y1 l. MI'S. M l ll H OHS. L,OUNC:E (.'ll ll S . f:VERYTllt Nn 11112 Maacllon CM ~.46 :n 18 LIA VIM( .iT A TE i\nt1qut•11 , Au 11 tr1u n Clot'k. I KOO 's h o ntmo hu11e L <'OU<'h ·Sandlebar Lamp lleiia l lll'OUP, ~lid oak coHH> szso. 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Body, rWlnin& iood (.'()nd MUST SELl. aean &d cond. SllOO/bal S'IOt> Ml a~ __ otr 646-7029 ~~~~~~~~- '7S Su.1.u.kl GTIM twin. low '79 CJ7 Jeep. Loaded with mlleaie S.SOO or best of xtras Lo mileaee. ~Int lcr ''16 lltUky JllO Xlnt oood 760-1'71, 760·0610. cond S800 · 7 3 1$00 1'twmph Rickman $600 ·77 Cherokee Adult toy. or l'6t offer M2 8680 Most outraaeous, com · -----• plete. beautiful. luxury l.IK F. NEW '80 Ho nda -tx• on the road. Chevy t•n10 Actual 215 nu .is. w /turbo 400 racing S62.5 496 142S lrans. Incredible paint Fantastic stereo. Fu II TOP DOLLAR 'AID FOR GOOD&CLEAH USED CARS! WE PAY TOI' 1>0111.Aft Gtnerof 9701 for top used car.; furl.!lllll. •••••••• • • • • •• • •• ••• ....... dome:.t1cs or l'lass1l·s If GR.A'"HD OPENING your rur 1s l'~tr.1 dt11n. see U!i 1··1 RS'l'' ."r~ •I 111 Or°"~ C-+y ~f,l.\llJ t lhll llhcl • I )!'\T \ \I I.~ \ New mclepentltinl V W 11 ;\1 W 20' , o(f dunn~ \lllo( fo;fl~l rl l'. Trdnsm1ss1on. overhuut. 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Srs fir ml.II l·Kachina Dolls Sun & heat lump Sr-.. ·Pottery elect Id wn 1 a c :O-u1t t AtoC'TIQUES & s t ereo amp . 1vht·:. Typewriter stand. mu!.•<' COLLEC~AILES s tand. china, glass" art'. •We!!tem ~eh.cs & Art books games 111311 1 •Civilwarar:t1facts · • • . •Memorabaha ~aea rand a S l fi \ •Coins Gola & Sffver 91>8-loa> _ GOVERNMENT Wheeb w un•-. I IJI I : SURP.L~S To)ota Ct.'lit'd Fit ·1 I ·Uniforms '75. etc Sll)O \.iti8 11121> ·Canteens -----·Parachutes Toumoline .Mink ~tolt• •Sleeping Bags <L1kenew1 S70u •Etc. 646·2133 PLUS THOUSANDS ----OF OTHER ITEMS 2 Barber Chairs. Barbt.'r SOOSELLERSTABLES equipment Utnelle Set!. ON SALE Doors. Headboard. '.\1.ol LOTS OF FREE tress & boxspnnJ?s W illl PARKING ang chairs. Barber l'oll· f'OODON PREMISES Kitchen Cabinets anclu<I 24 Hour Security 1ng sink :i.tisc. 159 Nyes is provided Pl Laguna Beal·h OPENTOTHEPUBLIC Oceansadeof Blvd 9AM ·5PM &lh Days CERAMIC TILEllSQUE 6x6''. 25' per piece l'a1nt le glaze your owo tales. Good for ceramic :.hops or private parties to use your artistic abilities . 534·7533 Admission: Adults SJ. Children Under 14.Sl. OllAHGE COUNTY FAIR GROUNDS lnduslry Bui ldina Enter Arlington I1r. Gate 3-A, Costa Mesa, Ca W W Greener hght har poon rifle Accepting " B J) l1111·r C!:i 111 I \I. :.'O ,1111 1·11ml . hhll .. \Ill 'u ,,Ill' ltlf ~IHUO 111, 11:1H 1!11>2ts'll W1ldltr1· I;! Sutlbo,11 l.11.t• lft'"' I um plt'l l' S 1:'>0 t~ll 72Ull. SUI .IH.'» Sacrifice-make offer j'tj Hvnda 750K. 5.000 mi. 6J9.1712or675·3222. ,Jot t'ond Sl.SSO Call T k 9560 ~1mrz dfter .&pm rue s -----······················· ()fl Road Hodaka $275. l'awasaka K DlOOM S37S. Trailer Sl7S ti75·1949 JUST ARRIVED! S,.claf RMMc:tion Priu! hour" ~> \' 111\ 11 I' .111 I,, 11!1 ll I J.. \, l .... \I C\ I' U ffcplh 1\11 1.llld\•I l\J ) 1'1111k ('om i.o.in Tr 11fl I' .ib:. IOO 1(111 11.i11 l.i11k ·71 Suzuki TS18.5 Enduro. lti 1-·11n:R \I.I. ltbr~b street legal. lo m1. runs "out.I dt•tk t'J;,) lo -.,111 greal 5450 968-3810 Come in & test drive the front wheel drive Volkswagen pickup truck ... drive one away today & save! I I ' h l' lj U I µ I '' d I O I d ephullt' \l 1111 l'ofltl ti7~ 5llt1l :!I Gltn L , Fh ht ~I" l 1-'hh 283 l'he\\ l ulh t Ir p p \lakl' orlt-r 213·696 3\122 e\ lit:.l trh . Sll)()(I, 5tll 71S1i I) \11.} R(; \ :"' Sloop ·;~ S d!>l. rollt•r rurllnl(, & Uot.lger. knut lu~. \\ twt.'l " µtxh &!Iler lhJ11 Ill'" cond $32.000 °'Jt'WJ.11>rl Ya<hl Ex ch 67S 1!11)(1 20 ELEL'TRlt' l:iO.\T l'fU~DL£ l.'dl 111. " New hdll, i:J cond tr;uler \lodel 79 S3mJO 78 Yamaha HD 400. part· Ill~ UUl 536·4120 Motor Homt1, Sal•/ Refit /StorOeJe f I 60 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 197125 FT. PACE ARROW MOOELC CllCLI MOTOIS 1919 Lakewood Blvd. LONG BEACH 121lt H7·l6U OPEN SUNDAYS ~.!ISO 640·-1150 ~II .ag:n Sleeps 6 lo 8 on Gaucho lJ' l'~donc. traill'r nt'l'Cls beds. tulty self con l I Hri:.tol f'1-.I~ & Ski Ho.it. 10011 P nwrc Uli Wt't SWI. fin:.. :.norkll•:. 1111·1 Sl-1!15 22"i \'1rg111 1a \\ork ssso ta1ncd. roof air cond .. '77 Ford Courier with utility body & rack. Perfect for contractor Lo mt, aux tank Many xtras. Best offer Call 551-1008. 97!1 JIM'; l'I. C:\1 6 IS 17fllol . gene-rato r , AM FM stereo ca;,sette. <.: B lLrn.l(l' r 21'· H•"' ul 1tu1 r,1ct1n & onl\ 33,200 mile;,. '76 Dats un longbed. air, lo t•ond SC'l' lo Iv' ~·ull\ .\lu:.l ;,ell! (Ser lt~8>. nu, $2895. 2" S k 1PJa1.· k O II t' n equip cl ftJt·111.i t•1111;, 17141 559-1304 Ph 495·0926 l ru1ser, lull.\ lo;,nlt•u in.: .\Ion\ xtr·u,. I' 11 •68 Dod 2 T 16. l.>ucl 1711 Ill' \111h·oi. hk1.· l'·•1•1 molorhom". "2•,· t ged on: new :1 1Hit.1,~•q \\l..cntl~ &. •~' ~ ' aJ be l It b N Ill'" wath lrlr SJ";,1100 st'll contained S2SO p(!r me · . 1 . ca ew CJ ll Jfl er ~ pp t'll':. "eek+ 6, a mile Rubber. Asking $.5500 2l3 :m1 52tti L.i~cr Sa1lbout I~ (;1111<t (j..15 2283 _s.is. __ 1W_l_. ------ ill ~J.u1~ 28 .'.'1C1:ur1a ~a::-m ~i~: oW~~·r 5P01 For Rt>nt 20. Mt>tor Holbe. '76 Chev 12 T.on; 6 cyL & rumm<1nd brtrlgt-. lulh ven l'lean Call 642.4300 Ca mper S hell Gas l'tJVIPl'nl int I l\1111 Boats, 5'ips :~ saver 645·1691 \ul\c~ ba11 t.1111. \'II F Docks 9070 9170 DATSUN Low Hustler ~·IL t r l r , x lnl t·1111 cl ••••••••••••••••••••••• Trailfl"S, Travel Sho .. 11 Jl Oana ll;irbor WA.\'TED Tu be bo.ol ••••••••••••••••••••••• p U 1976• 10 mi. auto. S2:J.950 400 6794 dock or ~oortng. BalboJ ·74 Travele2e, 8X35 w ex S2750. 559·6543 Island for 16 30' boat. pando, 2 sheds, low rent. 'H GMC :i.-.Ton Sier ra Seara) ',ilt S RVHn. \!I' will lse by the) r . prefer ·adult park. $12.000 or Grande. new eng, tire open bow. 228 M«;rcur~ rabl> nr C'olhn~ Island best offer. 646·5432. rims, Sl800. gro. 7235 Crwser Lohn.. trfr tnd. 675-9265 1 328 4904 SB.500 080 1-661 6717 ____ or_ --1970 "SCA:\1PER", tent . Pvt dock. up 10 54f tor trailer. s ips 8. stove & 65 Ford Ya ton with shell, 197117' SEA RAY . 100 h P rent Best offer icebox, 2 new tires. $800 gd cond. $900 or best or trailer . call 752·1!01 l ~on 675·343G 548·2174 Can be seen 204 _f_er_S94_·_-0200 __ . ----- ~'t-1._4~-t·5892eve!') --------E 22nd St C)1 '70 Custom Dix Chevy .\'EWPORT SLIP a1·a1l truek. all xtras, ac, auto, D Max. beam 11· Terry Travel Trailer. self power, hitch , new tires, --~I! 5556 contained. sleeps 6 ball. Xlnl cond. Lile use R E D U <..: E DRASTICALLY 40' :\lanne Trader . ·77 twn ds ls. lOKW Ren . Wanted. Slap. side lae. on many options Must sell s hore m oor 'g or ·> Now SSS.000. Nwpl Yacht needed for restored 12' Exch675·1800. Snowbird s ailboat Bal ---Island pref'd. but will REDUCED con sid er an 1 Renl. 29' California S t F. l wn trade out. etc 6-12-0581. FWC Chryslers. lo hrs. 2 5.56·9840 s tations, encl h ead w holding. S22.250 won't FR E E D 0 C K Last! Nwpt Yacht Exch SPACE 675-1800. In exchange for use o f ~.Call 842·3984. $2000 548·7641. As 1s Atrst ream A good .74 TOYOTA Hl·LlJX deal S2200 O BO PU . 51900 646-4l51. ::DU9879 545_2920. 536_9860. TraiMt-s, Utility 9 I 80 •• •• •• •• ••••• •• •••••• •• '75 Datsun PU, w /shell. 8 . w ide . 3 2 . 10 n g . many xlras. 63,000 mi. $3200/0 BO with or w lo S261S. 7&0·9403 space. 646-4151. llCK587S '76 SR.S Toyota. s spd PlJ. Uubty traile r 4'x8'. steel Cmpr shell. spokes . b o ttom tilt bed . rdls,L.B. Sharp $3300. * RCA 22" blk /whl wood console. 545. phone mate 8008.SSO. Ma gnus elec. chord oraa.n sso. 642-6339 btds. 768·S837 Jli' ISLA.i'1D GYPSY. '78. boal under 21'. 613·4200 --------twndsls,AC,3staterms. --~ 540 1910dys , 842-0524 _66_1._91_90 ______ _ eves. '*l Toyota Pickup, 4x4, all Mlscelwou1 W..ted 1081 Standard size Pool Table. auto pilot, radar At our 2 S ide Ties avail 2S alrn>st new. $100 or best docks s89.500_ N wpt fa berg lass sa t I boa ts offer ti4ii 7063 Yacht Exch. 8675·1800 -6!\>173a·'!.:,t 28th S,l ~arrna ••••••••••••••••••••••• TOP CASH PAID uuuv For used furniture & dµ rv, Radib, 2 2 ' Rang e r . 2 2 8 lo--5--& pliances Working of not HiFi, Stereo 8098 Mercrwser. 46 hrs. Like at~. peed 957-8133 •••••••• ••••••••••••••• new. 840·!i069 Ski 9080 -W-a-ht_e_d-.. ---KEF' Sprkr pnces are go-••••••••••••••••••••••• mg up Sept 1 Buy or or-28' Chns Cr aft Classic. F'!sh or Ski 17'110 HP I U. 25 gallon aquanum der no" tu beat inc Sacnf1ce S3200 with trailer & xtra t¥JUJ P· 979·1686 eves Atlantic Music. &16·8895 '159·9319 mcnl S2200 Call ~di Jl Ask for ~tau · --· &10·6023 da)s or ;1;o.t1 1t.O '72 18' Tri-hull Wa lk rt:. Mniccll l111lrwnts &aul1ful RC.\ 25" color T\', 2 'r wrnl~. free de· 8083 hvel) $124. 646 1786 ....................... ------ CONN Director trombone 21" Color TV GE T V. with.case. Excellent con-Xlnt. Call Mack dition, SlOO. 615·8052 after 962·1788 $2'15. 6PM. -loots&Maritw __ _ DRUMS by Ludwig. light Equipment blue clear. 2 Floor toms. •••••••• ••••••• •• • •• • •• a base 24 ... 3 Zilgren Genet-al 90 I 0 Cymbals. Roger's high ••••••••••••••••••••••• hat compl ete wall 16'plywoodhullw1trailer. cases. $900 OMO. Call aft ~. 6:30PM <714 l 737·6449 546-2391 Nearly new Applause Campwa ys Dinghy Guilar, Sunburst Design, wlWooden deck. wooden Sl.401 offer. Call Patti at oars. Soa g u 11. 3 HP .675-1230. or 673·3068 I( no m o t o r S !l 0 0 P answer, keep trying. 213·696-3922 ev YAMAHA amp w ' revert>. loots, Morine New. S225. 675 1230, Equipnwnt 9030 673--2712. • •••••••••••••••••••••• through Vol\O I 0 .\lany extras Tr 1r Xlnt cond 54250 673 7208 Boston Whaler. 1979. R evenge 19, full wind.shie ld & cuddy. 140HP Evmru.de. 50 hrs, "i-;' Scarab 30' \ ... 1n J50's, low h ou r s. h1r.t h performance equipml'nl 70mph ..-~lust sell S2 4 . 5 0 0 w I t rat I c r 759·1913 or640·1~ Bay tank, cover. etc 1976 Spectra 19 '. like Sl2.000 613·7118 ' brand new, f7500 1o ffer -7518282 ·79 46' Hatteras converti· ------ ble. bnstol, loaded. 230 14' Ski Boat. 90 HP. hrs. $269.500 Bk r Johnson Elec. start. Till 645-6600 trailer Read> to go $1350. 675-9651. 43' Gran Mariner f'u 11 y e q u 1 pp e d . 18' Oon21 w ~tC 322 233 beautifully maintained. dnve &. EZ·loader trlr, 90 ready to cruise or h ve hrs use in only fre:.h wt r aboard. Slip may be 642-4121 available. 11' 2'7< Financ------ lng possible. s12.ooo. or ·77 Wellcrafl Scar;,1b 280 ~.000 is no broker in engs. xlnl cond" hydro volved. Clean deal will ho1sl. dock. $17,000 P P include9' Avon Redcrcst ~pt Bch 714·752·1400. ext Auto Ser•ic:., Parts o pt ions . m int cond. & Acce1sori•1 9400 _SS2_·484S ______ _ ........................ HEVY WAX YOUR CAR AGAIN!!! • Call US for details! MING.AUTO BEAUTY CEHTER 1520 P onderosa St. COSTA MESA 754-6404 SS.AVE SAVES W1TH USED PARTS Imported car parts IMPORT AUTO SUPPLY 101 N. Manchester Anaheim 776·9900 Transmission & front axel for'SS to'61 '2 Ton Ford '79Toyota SR5 : Long Bed. AIC. 15,000 miles $5995. 644.2627 '75 DODGE Club cab '2 ton. gd. cond. Automatic. 646·4072 & 546-6567 ·72 Chev~ "• ton truck, new paint, 4 s pd trans. V-8. 86.000 mi. By sealed bid, m inimum Sl.000 Inspect . Police parking lot, 8·19-80 to 8·22·80. S ub· mit bid. sealed envelope to B.J. Seaton, Finance Dept, City or Founlain Valley, 10200 Slater. FV by 8·22-80, •pm. Inquire 963·8321. Call 64~9061 or 645-2549. 78 Datsun Kang Cab pkup. Ask for Neal auto, air. stereo. M.OOOor ofr 549·9611 Autos for Sale ••••••••••••••••••••••• IMPORTANT ••••••••••••••••••••••• NOTICE TO · Ch K . READERSAND i7 evy van, 46 mt. ADVERTISERS air, AM IFM , cruise . The price or at ems mag whls, cstm paint. all advertised by vehicle carpeted S.UOO. 548-3493 dealers in the vehicle1_or_548_·088 __ 1 ______ , Bass amp. plush t ube head. 2 Allee I. tS" Hass spkrs M25 ORO 536·11691! DON'T MISS MAIL with floorboards and 4 S 320 classified advertising GMC Vao. Xlnl cond. Cust columns does not include inter. Will seal 8. New any applicable laxes. batt. 543.0247, $6000. license. t ransrer fees. Bundy school Flute. used 1 year. SlOO or best offer 646-7063. Conn Electric Bankd. $150. La Sete w ood --darinet, S1S. 962· 1809 ORDER MARIN E'S horsepower Johnson out (:1ant war ehouse ,.ale lrnard . Ja c k C urley Transportation 171142 Mitchell 111 lr\'ane. 534 1505 evenings & ••••••••••••••••••••••• Horizon l..T o v .H .f'. w eekend s. 642-4321 ~" Sole/ was S345. s ale S227. weekdays . 840·2254 on R4tnt ' 9120 Decks OIJe "1 Qt . was the boat ••••••••• •• • ••• ••• • •• • • 91.89. sale $4.50, Magma loah, Sail 9060 s· Cabover camper Nice S.S. BBQ. was $1\7.45, ••••••••••••••••••••••• cond. sale $77 -Lalera lly ·49, Luden 16. 25ft, vam 64M295 finance c harges. fees for ·77 Ford Lux Camper air pollullon control de Van. every possible op. \'tee certifications or de· lion. Call for details . aler documentary pre· 645·7226. paration charges unless otherwise s pecified by ATI'ENTJON CARPOOL the advertiser. '78 FORD Chatuu 12 AnH.-11 Clissics 9520 pass, loaded, 23M 673-3991 Office Fwnltwe & ... ,.... 8015 thousands of items on h u 11 , s 1 i p i n N B , . sale . l day only, Sunday beautiful . 54000 . 8 Camper, new pamt. ant ••••••••••••••••••••••• Aug. 24 . from lOA M to &94·9<llO. recond S2SO /best ofr '46 Ford Woodie, restored. '64 CORVAIR. cust. mags. 4spd. 562·9740 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5PM. For mfo call (714) 498-3895 SlJ.000 646·0322 67S·6161 EXEC. DESK. excellent 557·9906 cal-20, 6hp, Evinrude ful· .70 Ford camper VS bub· --------Alltos W-.ct cond .. S320: 675·1230: ~~'!!~~~~~~! ly equip Hunt. Harbour. 673-2712. S4IH9"1S ble top van. runs good. ---------16 man raft, Hypalon & bestofferS51·537l. otfice furniture. S' desk Nylon.oars, Heavy duty. 16' Hobie Cat w /trlr, MotoriMdllk .. 9140 w/file dr.awers. office 840-6J6S -many xtras, xlnt cond. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,awivel padded chair . S2300torr 673 5594 1929 Mdl A Dix , 1980 repro. on Pinto chassis, rumble seat, luga. rack. buga horn. auto drive, AM f)f radio etc. Call Both like new. sn5. loat TraH•r · · '79 Puch Moped. 1600 mi. ~-._7_0:_. ------_D> ___ 63:_1_·_7~ __ . 548 __ ·3855--1~~.1~~~ ,:;c::ie.s~:r:~~ -~-a-~07_k'-~-~-·-p-la_l_e_s_. _sa_9_5 '6S MUSTANG '16K orig flee. portablf typewriter. ,Trailer. for Sailboat u ·. water only a times. Like Anti q u e W h 1 z 2 c r mi . am / rm ca s s. 213.924.8649 Bet. 9·6 . + accents. Selr correct Full keel. adjustable. new. $'700. •307 642.4300 motoriied bike Mint $2100/080 firm. 499·1907 lna. 962·4.2$7 Xlnt. $.')()() 714 673·1003 ithrs or499-1Z77 c:ond. S975 or besl orfer . ---------- • •••••••••••••••••••••• WllUY ~UM.CARS AMDTRUCKS CONHfll C HEVROLET 1~~ H '"'"' I\ ,\ ' 1 r I \ \1 t ' S46-I 100 IBM Executary Series 210 Boats, ,OWtt' 9040 Racln&S1tbol 5300. 3 673·2075. 'S4 Mercury MONTERY 1------.----- dtctation recorder & ••••••••••••••••••••••• 10.apd bi_kes. 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Priced to St'll S!l.500 lirwn, ptnslnpped. brwn bhs wheels, s r, dm rm cass. ele<· ant en a. 4 add it ion a I tires I 8 total I ear cover. looks great. runs x Int• 4SJ.)d·58;\1 m I 49i 3455 after6pm .:real cond' SS00010 UO !WO 2\132 Rat 9725 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·n 850 Sport Spyder cov e r t1ble, AM /FM . xlnt cond. Mus t sell $1600 bst ofr 536 4953 •1979 SPIDEH 2000 ~lu:.t :.ell A M FM «a i.s , P w ndo. best offer Scott 645·929'J 77 BMW 3201. .,,11rr. allo~ ~1usl i.ell "76 Fial X19. whls. am Im cass. all XJnt cond Ask for Ueb work n·cc1 pts S7!1tHI bie. IW-0·6387 or tl4b 5531 63t 0651 l!J72 BMW H.\VARIA. t an :.het'p:.ktn l·over:. s r . new t1res.autu . new hrakl>S , 76M miles. S.ISOIJ 714 545-848!1 ·771, Spyder 124 c·on' Blk red int Mag whb. Mereo cass. lugg ruck, 14.000mt. show rm l'ond $6 ,000 833 J939 d) s &15 5237 n Ill!!> '73 tJ~I W J 0 Bavaria "78 124 SPYDl::R Convl. Sunroof. air. stick. CF <.:hoc brown, 18,000 mi, mags. sports stel.'nng like nl·w Sli.800 PP whl new hrnkes. ttrt•s. l 522 6611 9727 :.hocks. r cblt eng & ~ tram. This c:ir is perfoet mu.~t :.cll ~.500 -1!1.:t-2932 •••••••••••••••••···~· SADDLEBACK U.\IW, 1tm. silver gr;.iy VISIT YOUR llavesomething you want '72 BMW 3.0CS VALLEY IMPORTS 2002 Air. lapc· tleek. ORANGE COAST sell? Classified ads do Must sell. superh cond 28402Marguenll' Pk"'' Jffi fm :.tereo Xlnt 11 ell Call NOW. Auto. AC. 675 7150 . :\1 1~sic111VieJu rnnd S5SOO ti7320li2 HONDA t)ol2. 78 --642·0006ev~s 831-2040 495.4949 Capri 9715 HEADQUARTERS 9100 A.ten, N~w 9800 Awtos, Mr« 9800 ;••••••1 .. ·;·~·····~··~· TODAY!!! ••• ••. •• ••. •••••••••••. •• ••. • •• ••• ••••••• ••••• nc" ron out :. oe ~ 111u1ng ·12 w ·;.i v 6";.1 UNIVERSITY onl} S70 for both New SALES&SERVICf: ~ean. hca\ ~ dut) 18 OLDSMOBILE monlh batter). only s:io HO ..... D,. Like ~t'w ··Racemark'" ,... "' 1'72 Mil J50CCOUN Automatic trans . & air l'O nd V e r y n 1ce 1 <949HSGJ. ONLY SHH HOWARD Chevrolet Dove & Quail Sl.li. NEWPORT BEAC H 833·0555 '79 450 SL Blac k . ICK m i l es 1986XMAJ. $28,500 JIMSUMOMS IMPORTS 1!)70 HARBOR BLVU COSTA MESA 631-1276 1979 MERCEDES IENI240D llas all the .. toys" tn· cludmg a power sunroof & power windows This one 1s in EXCELLENT t'Ond1t1on '. Ask for Case) Connell when you l'all 546-1200 or try 559-0536 ** LOW LOW PRICES! PRICES! WE INVITE COMPARISON LOW INTEREST RATES 60 MOS. Fl N I ~\~~\RLlON Ty I AVAIL . I \ ~ l 1 r l leather sport steerfn~ GMC TRUCKS ~ '.,JO;.w:.:~OJl.4_ $50' l' a II t---"A~.....-b&r-81-Yd • 12 MOS. --~~+LG---- NEW CAR DISCOUNTS USED CAR SPECIALS MODEL ·RAlln' 4 DR. IAIBIT 4 DR. RABBIT2 DR. RABBIT 4 DR. RABBIT 2 DR. RABBIT 2 DR. RABBIT 4 DR. 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A & H Suoer clean' t137WAE) Sharp Soort Coupe Automatic air rallyes Low mileage' 10331721 Dynamite Custom 2D W •4 speed air & mags l527T JH) Dynamite 4 speed. AM 1FM stereo A great buy! (1099391 Dynamite Custom 2D 4 soeed wtfac tory sunroof Very clean 1891T JI). 5 speed. sunroof w tair Dynamite' 1395TCM} Super clean bubble too conversion See lo appreciate (090VKO) Weslfalta Pop Too 4 soeed Looks & runs great11565LZL). Custom 2D. Automatic. Clean• Low M1les11531WOO) Dynamite Sport Couoe w 1air 4 stereo cassette Very clean (597RUDJ. Sharp 7 osngr 4 spd w1011emead air I 1386631 Dynamite Custom 2D. Sunroof. stereo cassette. f264UKT I LX. 5 speed. wtair. steering. mags. & velour interior. (937UBV} 'L' Model Deluxe 4D Air. stereo roof rack. Lovely clean cond1t1 on (985WKJl. Dynamite Jet Black Sport Couoe W tair. 4 speed & rallye wheels (055XNM) Dynamite Sunroof 4 speed. wtair. Blaupunkt stereo A clean. sharo earl 1742322). Dynamite Sunroof S edan Loaded w /automatic. air, stereo. cruise 1299VNBJ. .. s2995 52995 53899 s3995 53995 s3995 5 3995 s4995 54995 s4995 54995 s4995 5 5495 5 5995 55995 56995 56995 5 6995 57995 WE NEED YOUR TRADE PAID FOR OR NOT FREE CREDIT CHECK • SUIJICT TO flllOI SAU • QOC ... SAU Itel ..... 17, , , .. 675-6057 COST A MESA WARRANTY 540-9640 '72Capri 4 rrl. 4 spd. runs ___ _ ON MOST MODELS. Pa.ntial list of M B s available for 1mmed excellent. Sl500. "78 Accord LX. air, p is. _____ 54· _S·l~_I __ ... cass, new tires & brakes dehvery Datsun 9720 •.•..•.••.••..•..•..•.. '79 DA TSU ... 280IX \utomat1c transm1s~1on. bctorv air A ~I FM mags. 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HK Sol750 Ca 11498 0720 _ rrules l9S6X.M A) JOC)UClr 9730 $28,500 ........•.............. Classic 1971 XKE VJ2 '76 450 SLC-S1lver1 2+2. long body. Xlnl run blue leather inter., s un· rung condtt1on Good mt. roof, 69K miles ( 12886). new Li res. $6500 7i2· 7602 S 16, 900 s ~peed . factory a ir, Karmann Ghia 9734 AM FM radio, mags ••••••••••••••••••••••• 13lil67 I "69 Con ve rli ble. good $2699 cond. s tereo. moving '79 450 SLC·Brown, sunroof. bamboo inter .. 32K miles, cass. 180211 l. '-IH~ .. L 11-.. ~~J east must sell Kathy .'n~R~· 759-129_1_ _ __ '73 450 SE-Lt blue. \\~ vo• .. •w•a•"'· '"'c ~11 Lancia 9736 ll.3K miles (80718). Price ••••••••••••••••••••••• will never be so low 13 731 HARBOR BL VD '76 Scorpion. xlnl cond.. agam GARDEN GROVE air, lo m i. Pvt Pty 171 41 Sl4-4 t 00 S.SS.5954 or 548-6905 '69 280 SL-Be ige (!ml4) BRAND .... EW 1980 DATSUN 3104DOOR "'speed trans & fully rac tory eqwpped. ( 188.'>38) IStk_ 1019 1 ONLY $5289 newport datsun 714 833 1300 9737 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '78 Esprit I Pure 79) Under SK mi. dk blue. Superb Cond 640· 1788 --------Mazda 9738 Sl3,900 '79 300 CD·Sunroor. stereo. cass. JOK miles. 184.sYHF'(. SAVE! ••••••••••••••••••••••• '77 450 SL· Red. wire '79 Mazda RX 7. xlnt wheels . 28K miles. cond, all xtras S7750 <041202). No nonsense 645·2281 d ys 528 5436 saJepnce. eves ~---·-----'76 RXF', new eng, 12,000 ·77 280Z 2+2. 4·spd, elec. mile guar antee. Auto snri.A:\11 F'M cass .. AtC. tra ns, a ir. am t fm No Dealers Please Authorized Mercedes Dealer JIM SLEMOHS IMPORTS 1970 HARBOR BLVD. SJK mi. 58500 661-7074 512.SOOIOBO 760-0528 1978 DATSUN 210 2DOOR Automatic trans. & body l>1de moldings. (664216) . IStk. 1253). ONLY $3589 newport datsun 714 833 1300 '76 B210, 21,000 mi. xtra clean. s.2800. 963-7048. '75280Z. ate. am/(m cass. '72 Mazda RX2. new c lutc h , bruk es. & generator $50010 8 0 . 646-9898. '79 RX 7. A I C. s nrf. stereo, xlnl cond. Must sell $7300 firm. 552-1074 ~slen 9740 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 450SEL, snri. lthr. air. looks like a 1980. at 1974 price $11 ,900. 645·9272. COSTA MESA 631-1276 ** "78 Mercedes 3000. lo 42K mi. milan brown/ bam- boo mt. Snrf. cass, xtra lank . n e w r adia ls . $18,900. P.P 493-2575. '78JOOD '69 210SE c,.. Xlnt cond. Supe rb cond .. full 714·536-8996 leather. sunroof. must •--------- sell. 675-7150, 642 0696 '75 Merc~des 450SLC, eves. loaded with xlras. Xlnl Must Sell "75 Mercedes cond. Best offer. 760-903l. 280. xlra c lean. S8900. "73 MB 450SE, 45,()0()oii. 759-9120 Uke new. maple yellow. '71 2.8>SL. xlnt cond. to· _Sl_l_.soo_._64_2-·2-11-3--- side/out. incl. 2 lops, '67 250 SE: White w/blue $16,500. Aft fl PM , Int e rior. Xlot co nd . ~-83H608 $'700. Call 494·2966 gd cond. $4500. '70 Mercedes 280SL, xlnt '77 450SEL. 44,000 mi. 642-7048. cond., new paint. $15.900. silver with blk Int. PP. 83J.1448,5S2·1800 84().~ burg. --------$6900. ·72 250. 6 cyl 4dr. factory MG 9742 i9 210 Hatchback. 4Spd. amtfm stereo w /8 Lrack. A!C. Low mlleat1e. SS200. 752·2248 1976 Datsun 710 Wan. AC. c apd, AM/FM. clun. cash or TOP. 961·3983 ·74 710, auto, I clean, new tires. brakes. ball $1800. ~-0962. I air, Blau stereo with •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• cua, auto, xlnt mileage "78 Midget. excelJ. cood., on rea IH. SS300 /Qfr. lo ml. extras, must aac. 552·0528. S39SO. Rosemary . Dys 556-1801, eves 631-7288 '64 2208, xlnt cond, new -------- leather apphol, n e w '7' MG MIDGn J::nt, must aell. Beat of. 545-1914 .Ne-lMSJoe. ._.. 9744 '57 Mercedes 190SL, xlnt ••••••••••••••••••••• •• cond, IOI\ & hard lops, '76 MOB 44K ml. mus t new paint, many ne w sell . .-SO. parts SB.850 557-0118 t 499·1907 PP ' • I ' . ' ;· I •. .... '"' ......... .... MOW!ll llACHIMPOITS .. oo~e St l"fft NEWPORT tsf. 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THE SPECIAL EllTION 911 SC WEISSACH SERIES --... HEIENOW (·1· ONLY). "-dforttw worid'11N>1t exodlltstflt Wit for the wortd'1 most HCfthlg. ••octiflg clrinr ... SHfTTODAY. Chick Iverson VW-Porsc.he-AudJ 44S E. Coast Hwy. al Bayside Drive Newport Beach 673·0900 '77 911.S While air. elec snrf. Perf cond. $17,400. 545-01411. '79HNAULT 90aDIMI S sPffd. fartol) au· !lun root Loadtd "11h t'\ i:r rthu\a. t$47YTW1 $5799 13731 HARBOR BLVD GARDEN GROVE 17141 U4-4 100 9756 •••••••••••••••••••••• ClOS!O SUNDAYS 1967 Rolls. 1mmar ulate. $21.950. tii rw1~ good lll'l'lh "• k ~UlU 5 4K !171.o; t.'\l'i> "k nd~ 151 ltt~IJmh '."-.ptl Jm fm ,ll'r('o mu~t wll ~pp l\)!J.190i 'il!Cehrn GT hftbk.;; :.pd. i5 'w 1'011\ l llllt•r 1\ 1ncl'h xlnt :"ee1ls IJJ1111 Q u1t'k ,ell S4 ~t111 .>18tilih II urn ~·. 1r1·ed to ,l'l I 1 .. ·) \'W Uu,, 'UVl'r t lt'.111 ffiJO~ '<lfJ' to:ll ;!;;K Jfter Jpm j I \'\\' ~I :it 11111 \\ .J l.!1111 ~u nroot , .im fm . ell' . 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Classif ied . ph o ne $2395 or best offe r 642-5678. 548-6886 .......... 9100 AMtos, M•w 9800 AMto1, Mew lorCJlt Inventory Of Sciroccos \II 1lt J:>lll'Jll~ rt'tlUn·d -..µe<'IJI ~;d1th111 mudd!-t J\Jtlahli: 1ndud111g 1 '>!A't:<iS & JUlum.t l ll'~ 7 lt1 , hou:.t> trum' CIRCLE MOTORS mm L11kcwood Uh d LO:-.:G Ii E.\l'll 12131 597-3663 OPEN St.:NL>A\'S '78 VW DIESEL l>~nJm1te ru:.lOm 2 1h>0r 'unroof. :.lercu 1·a:.~l'l lc ·~CKT l $5995 BOB WITHAM VOLl<SWAGE.-. ;i;oo Wc~1m1n:.lt'r .\ \'l' 1n Wl·~lmin~tl'r ll!JJ ;5,5) li:J!! j'®I Itel\ ang lrouhlt• ::.t.'111111: 1uur l'Jr" 1 n u,· 1'J1tl tor 11r nut' ''~ lur '1'11111 \1k111 JIM MARINO VOLKSWAGEN 1871 I BEACH Bl VO . Huntington Beach 842-2000 '73 VW BUS Ht'bUJ It l'flj.!I Ol· Ill\\ 11rt•-. -.H·r1·11 hr .11.t· '' ''' I. \ t·r~ dt·.on 1n:111-;-; .. 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(105865) s 1300 DISCOUNT FROM BM T LIST ' 8 O S P E C I A L Edition CELICA 5 SPEED Air. pwr. steering. special paint. special cloth interior. shade kit and much. much more• (1497). s 1500 DISCOUNT FROMBM T LIST '80 CELICA LIFTBACK 5 SPEED "Special limited Edition." Special radio. air shade kit. ( 1511 ) s1000 D1scouNT FROMB.MT.LIST GLD PRICE CARS & TRUCKS l E F' 1•5% PRICE RAISE) Truck Inventory ALL SAFETY CHECKED FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY LIP T~ 48 MOS. FINANCING I & 2 YEAR WARRANTY AVAILABLE MOST UNITS MANY CARS TO CHOOSE FROM AT UNDER s2000. MANY OTHERS FROM s2000. TO s3000 . '76 HONDA CIVIC WA GOH $ 4 cyl 4 c;od clPan car 3495 820PUX U.lllT 4 C"VI 4 <;('r' <,f PfP(' lr>y ,,...ti<><-C:t>?rr ?::0?7fG '77 t-'O~DA CIVIC cvcc 4 cvl 4 c;('rl ;w C'IP<H' ('11r 473~)01' s3795 '7 4 V. W. CAMPMOBILE ror TOf' 4 cyl . 4 spd . 36 000 miles. ex· s4995 cellent condition Most See '186WFJ) '74 CORONA WAGON 4 cyl 4 spd . air cond NICE s2495 CAR -MUST SEE '393LPSl '72 CHEV. PICK-UP s1995 >I. 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Onl~ '79 t'ORD Pl'\TO '3995 '79 Bl.IC'K Rt:G \I. '388T'/IM 1261'/0 YI 'O• Onl~ •.::r?P:il '••• .... ~ •5495 '3595 JIAl~ Y MORE TO CHOOSE FROM! ENTillE INVENTORY REDUCED! St:t: l ~ 'fll IS "1:t 'KI 'o: " ..,..,,u •• d AM1o1.U1ed Auto1,u1~ AMtot.U1ed A.tot.u1.c1 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CMvettt 9.932 Muttmt9 9'52 Oldlmobll• 9955 POfttloc 9965 POflfloc tt61 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1978 CORVITTE 1977 FORD '72 Olds 98. l)b. ~. run!> ·71 t '1rclurd. 3SO. Auto ·m li P. needs work fix up S1lv11r Annlv1•n111r) cdl MUSTANG GHIA hut need:. some work :.l er co. PS. PH. air. or part out bes t oUer 1111n With ONLY 11.000 Su n r oof . aulomat tt· S300 K46·3280 ~1000 CH4 520!J ·l_:l~ 11111\''" ai.ooo Call trans , AM FM :.lcrcu Pi-'o 9957 v.----997 .. 497 1810 t • "' ·1;,~ Ll· \I ans 32H 2dr spurt. ...,.. "' • \.\'1l81)(.'. llWf b eenng °' ••••••••••••••••••••••• l sru ••••••••••••••••••••••• I k r I d 110 t•JkS ,1U IO .,.,::; 11 no .Ill)\\ ..:r !Jlc.i:.e kcl'P >rtt {'!. Ill' or) .Jlr con 73 ford Pm to ltunuboul & wt rc wheel ('O\'tir1> -~Iii :Jilli ·73 VEGA GT Stu Wan. w 197 7 Monza enc " 15.000 orig m1. Xlnt 1.'<>nd Ver} good gas ml. Muitt sell 640-6179 Ir\ 1n11 m ven guod eond F'air l) Trul.) a l(l'm ! 1 li2TDE I new llfl''> Auto. rad I•> 99)) $4599 \lust !>ell SW~ 1!17 .i:Hi ....................... COUCJOr 72 F11 1•h1rl.l run~ 14ood '"!.'>Cl or bc:-.l uffr:r C:ill .)1111 .>Xii l.)11:1 lii3·2Ui5 1,11 I 11Ulo(UI XII 7. l''t , l'll1•11t ·1:,ou ur bc!>l ut f\•r l'r t\ ate l'arl) '69 CONVERTIBLE llU11' .:real $1500 orfcr EARLEIKE IMPORT SALES Hcltable tI:.cd l'Jr ... l~ lla rbor Bh d COST.\ :\I t:S \ 631·074) ·1 1 Pt11to W \(i O:"lo 25mpg nc" d utch & brJ k c:.. A.utoi UHd Autos, Used a m (in '-" "' ' "'I 't t> r c o . • • • •• :. • ••• • • • •• • • • • •.. • • •• • •. • • • • • ••• • • • • • • •• n1.-eds bo<.h "11rl.. much 1>ound SI 175 IUl1 Ill~ • P'lymouth 9960 NABERS • .. .1 1200 t~t l 't)l 'G \It <..'011\crllb ll' \Hi ((real ('Ond. SIWO lo 111tle1>. ti-12·!1!JOJ 'fil, :'llu !>tJng F ai.tb;it·k. ••••••••••••••••••• •• •• auto 1u11 r ar Slljj5' 1;1 V!iltJlll, 1; 1 ,1, ,autu. 7!i9!11n i:r~Jt mpi: \:\I :,, or 1-;, ... ,,, 1\14 ."l7Cll AUTO CENTER NOTHING OVER 9935 •••.•......•.••........ SOUTH COAST DODGE 11 ' t•um mg ""111' Watd1 1111 llUI i.:rJllcl l)IJl.'lltllg ''' :.:liW! Ila rbor Hh I.I t'OST ,\ \I ES \ 1977 DODGE ASPEN C OUPE \''l. ,Jul umJttr tran:-.. I Jl'lOI'\ a Ir l'tlllcl P" r ,1cen11g &. Land au top llur r~ lot l hh unc' •03.ff\1 11 1 $2999 EARLE IKE IMPORT SALES Heh;.iblc l),,cl.l (.'ar:-. 1\18.) lla rbor Hh d COST \ \I ES.\ 63 1-0743 1~1 llrnlg,· l'11larJ 0111· ""'ll'r :.HK 11n g m tll'"· 1· .. 11111 ma lfll ht:-.lun ,1 ' ,1 1 I G H E .\ T !'ill \l'I-:'' · Sl.2.'>0 or bc ... 1 11tll'r 1;-;:; 12:111. 1i'73 :1rn111. hi3 2il2 ti!J Grand<.'. nccd:. ""me bod> \\ork Hun' 1ut·<1l. nl'" 1·11g \IO\'lllg mu't -;cll S800 f irm Barlwra IS3ll 1119 or !HO 7:J.U l.<ilc i!J. Cihta . l1l'.1UllflJI 1-:Xlra!.. \\'.1rrJ nl' l'.1111 SJ370. Sl·ll S20UU. t J k<· µayrnenh Call ht·t"l't'tl 2 & 7 iii.) !Sff.JK 'ti8 :\'lustang S.\l'HI Fin·: FO H JIO~E\'\IUO'.'\ S' S2.00o 0 BO Ii Ill O!lllU KJI I :llill 'ill -I 'pd Turbo. man.\ l'\ tras. '<Int \ onl.l lk:-.l nl t i511!735 'j7 (i lll \ \'Ii. ;1m fm .,tcrl'O. a t· lo"' 111111·.J~\' Sl500 l'Jll 1,-12 -134•1 =~!II tj7 GT\ co;o.;\·ElfflBI E Full IJO"l'I TJl.rng 111 ten. t'all 7fill Xli.">M 7~ \lu!>t.J11g. runs a,;d. net1h hod work S!Soo or bc:,,l 'i'.ili 121)(J -11' · i !J \I u !> l e1 n g T u r bu \m Im a11 lH X 11.Jtltab IU..JIUO mile:. < iood l'OIHI S51M~i or hcsl 1'1711 Dol.lgl' ('nit E'< Call i52 7K.;5 l''l :r.12 1 clleul ('(Hid 11 1<111 2 do1.11 •ili l'l~moulh \Int "ork 1·ar S50<1 ti-12·!1!11.IS "ii l"Ur~ Wgn Cili'.\I m1. a c. '' 1•rt~1 1rn r S:J !JOO '<tlUl' \ht !>ell 1111" ::al 1•1.; c 'a 11 ~'' I tii l'\'C~ 'it. Pl \ \JOl t 11 \rt II\\ S:!Ult rc b.JIC J.111l'l' :..'I 11"1 \lust ~l·t· at E'(xo11 :.l.1· l 1 on :\I 1 F .J t.l ti <' 11 t.. bl.,.ard.~ llH H\l<E Ii'; B \111<\l'l II\ :-.1>11n l'oup1· Ort)( "" n t'l'UIHHll ll'<Jl :.! i:I \'Ii \uto µ .Jl r l ull ):JUl(l•!>, \\h llL' s 11ll•\\.Jll r:idtal<. run:-. ..:real' 1 ·ir,,1 ~.1111.Jkl'" l!J., ·~111.) 7i StJ Wgn \'ulan• l\'11er. \( · I' B I'S '1111 1·1mtl ~l.'>CI 5 I.) 1 1~; Pontiac 9965 .•...••••..••..••.....• 1977 POMTIAC AST RE SAFARI \.\'A Ci 0 '.'J I t· ' .JUtntrolll' lr;tth IJl'lHI'.\ Jll rond , .P" r ,ll:t'J.,Ul~ lui.:ga~t rack & .\\I ~·\I 'l l' n · •1 I m m '" u I J l l· thru11ut • 1 Siu11,; • 54995 ' 1425 IAKH ST., COSTA MHA SUPERB CARS - AFFORDABLE PRICES ·19 GMc s4nn5 11, TOM PICKUP . . • . • . • • 7 7 A t•lr ,...?ltl" lr;>l"<fT"1<<;1nn l'C'WPr Sleenno ~ rr,.~<>c :w rrnri ~ ~U PcP l (\W tv11Lc~1 t T4441'P '77 FORD s2 7n 5 LTD SEOAM . . . . . . • . • . • . 7 A• ,,..,...,.,,,. ''"'" rr-11,.., c;tt>Pnoo & brakes air ,..r "r1•11""''nc '\ rr1u:h "'<lrP 1 BELOW averaoe "'''"'• • , d 7C::.P1/ '77 CHEVROLET S 1 ft ft 5 MOMTE CARLO . . • . • . • . -7 7 to tr rr::itir 1r::ins 1111 whP<>I vinyl roof oower ''"'' rirr· I\ rraliP~ air c-000 & ralfve soort · ,..,,,..,, 7tPZ10 '770,ATSUN 'd595 810 WAGON .......... - A .,,,. rr?ltf' !r;>t"c;rn1<.<.11"n ?1r COOdltlOl'llOO r,. "'"' <:IPPr1nc: All/ FM stPrPn radio & many ~ rrr> 1"('11("" P069'°1P !')cuan. mu r o1111 , lo " Ch~rr~ 'ti7 $3599 mile<1ge . -1 ..,peed S25oo OHO EARLEIKE '76M"ZDA 33~ lran:,,m1i.st0n. P '.\l ... terco 196 '7i09 nr-1!13 t.213 "' S s 1.:asscttc. SJ.550 Fl R\I :•--aa IMPORT SALES RX3 COUPE •...•...•.•. -~~me~~--'JoalDil!m"'-~ .-J,._.....,.....,""*.Sl-it~rt'9~H"'!l--Hl-"'F'7"'T'IT'Pfil'l'lr?lfl ;;;cy1,flt>c; ~l'Pt>C1 traOS('l'ltSStOn ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1985 Harbor Blvrt to ~· Frv r:11i1r tii>c;il<: It l'>N1v c;1rlP ,.,..o!Q1nos 7i .\Sl'l:::'>I WAGO;o.; 21)1 1975 OLDS COST .\ \I ES.\ n-,, ,..,.. ~,.,,.,., t"'' l(''llf• ~ll f~1 c;~5PPJI m1 Wh ile. Good Cond. Cutlass 541preme 63) -0743 t.40 i 132 Coupe. Atr c:ond . pwr. '78 MERCURY S 3 q q ~ ZEPHYR COUPE • • • • • • • • -it. Cult 20011 l L' '1111 cond steenng. brakes & "111 dowi.. lilt whee l, \:'II F'.\1 Jl.0011 m1 \IJn~ 1·xtra::. :.lert'O w 8 track lti-Ii· trul) a gem• 1li2P PJ 1 ,., c:. & "knd!'> 11-10 1!15!1 Ford 9940 .....•••••.•....•.•.••. 1977 FORD GRANADA GHIA 2 Door F'u II power .tuto ma ttc lran~ . a ir tond . r.Jdto & ready to 1(0'. 13f,1TDE 1 $3399 EARLE IKE IMPORT SALES Ht·hable Used Cars I~ Harbor Bhd COST,\ :\1 ESA 631-0743 '78 FORD FIEST A E xcelle nt concl1t 1on •235Ll'E I S3599 13731 HARBOR BLVD GARDEN GROVE 17141 Sl4-4 100 it1 (;rand Tt>rmu Wg n. <1ulo .itr. radio. e tc 5520 ~ ldk t· O\'er loan of :Sl.1.30 i I.\ 552·2971 75 Gra nJl.l.i 3sp Good ga:-. mtlea11e Xlnt cond >l.!150 OBO 'iSI 523-1 ii <;runada ·ldr. xlnt. air Rw.t w :.addle ml 52600 or be:.l offer .152·0528 Hcstorl'd ·53 Ford. r uns '\o otl prl'!>'>urc S.1lJO \ldrt I~ n &Iii 555!-l iK 1-\nura. p :-.. air . I 'Pkr ,un Im l'J SS. t·ru1s1•. dlx llll. "1-100 55 I ti8.'i!J 71 Grand Tonno. li-1,UllO 11ng mi. u1><~i. l'l'I( ga~ •l.u1111 b sr Li l r :1 11 < al>nllo, C :\'I 1.:1 :100 ldr. reg ~a:. runs pcrlc1.:l no leaks. ~)II ~lj Jill~ --- Lincoln 9945 ...................•... tili Cuntmcntal. S650 or hest nfl'er 902 184 I or .)3J..1!1,111 ~ury 9950 ........•...•........•. URA:'llG E COU:'llTY'S FINEST Ll:"l<.:OLN-~l ERC:L'RV DEALERSHIP RAY FLADEIOE Ll~COL~·:'ll ERCURY 16 111 Auto <;enter Dr. SDF'w~ -Lake Forest exit IRVINE 830-7000 1979 MERCURY BOBCAT \ulomattc tran!>m 1ss1on. ta<'ton .ur cond .. f>OWl!r llteeru1g & l)Ower disc hraJc~ 1002XHFI $4199 IARUIKI tMtaORT SALES Reliable Used Cars 1985 Harbor Blvd. COSTA ~IESA .. 631 -070 ·72 Colon~ Pork 9 pass. wan. Loaded. Orllolinal owner SlOOO 6i5-6l8l -,---·----~ ~IQ~,\R('ll J::urope11n Ed.1\lon. r s, r e. air. V6. gd. cond. S2.850. 49M312 $2999 EARLEIKE IMPORT SALES ficltablc UseJ Cars 19fl.'> I !arbor Hh d COST/\ :\1 ES \ 631-0743 ·;3 Cutlas:.. 1mma« :;oh m 1. $1 200 O H O 7 1-1 55i 8!199 a fl i P :\I wkdys. "i9 Olds l'utlas:. Cru1:-.t•r W!ln IJtc-.l'I. loaded. i60 133-1 '79 l'ulla:.s Suprem e 8.000 m1 Perfect rnnd I' S. Air . \ulo Cru1,c conr rol. um rm Stil 110 -191! Oli2 1!171 lllclsmobtle lJELTA 118 ~5 '16H Ci9'i t 'i!t Trani. Am Sp<'l IJI 1·:t11t1on .\uto a t r '\l l·rco. opt 11111' B lk " hlk tntcr Si,•11111 tj,llOOm1 54fi M!r.11 i7 Tran:. \m rr11111 1·1111d lulh 111.Jtlt·d. :>1'.t.141 \lu~l ,ell ;.~l I jj'i 1,j Ft rebtr cl 3~1, .JU lo Ill'" tr.in:-.. I' S & I' H. ,.:1111d Aulomat1c trans air cond power steenog. vinyl lop AM FM siereo radio & bucket seats 348VPY ~i~~ ............ 54995 4 'lOPed trans w cru1sP control factory air cond owr steering & brakes AM 'FM stereo w c-a'isf'!IP raoe player & mag wheels. 018XU8 l 11\lr. nel'd' :.•Hlll' Tl.I. ..------------------,1""9 ~·ie1 i1;(1 02'i2 ,., t'' '7 8 C HEYltOlET S 3 4 9 5 •.X F1n·b1rd mu~• ~l·ll l)I l!UU ur h •. ,.., 1111 .. r !*~) '792.1 ·ri-1 IJ(mnt•\ t Ill' c;,,,,d tran~ ~'ii.I :..i.; IUlil') I o\.\ uer l'liK 1'0111 1,11· Su11h1rd -.pd 11e" I 1rv~ '\Int 1·1Jnd ·~ii 38113 ••· F1n·b1rtl l'l'rll'tl 111 '"I"~ 11u1 L1J\1 mtl•·.11-;l' .\ (.' J tn f m . l.tkl' Ill'" !)J t!:l5 O BO h31 il./5.l. '1.">:l ~1 111 CHEVETTE •.•...•.•.•• 4 soeed lransmtss1on AM FM stereo w1lh tape player & BELOW average mllesl 006UZCI MAHY MOii MADS a NABERS AUTO CENTER 1425 BAKER ST. COSTA MESA 540-9202 Th1·rl·, nl'\ er hwn ;1 IX'. Iler lame From .July :!.i t11 ~·ptl'mhl'r I. rartic1patinll Or~mi.!l' C11unl\·. \ulo Dealers arl' i;?oinJ,? out to t.!l\'C rnu a ~ar~ .. inflataon·hl[htanjl deal on a 1!-180 l'<1r .. \1 ll1l' l~rm:> \'11U°l'l' l'x'l'n h111kinR fm" Thl· la ml· If. npl'. I >r•tni.!l' Cttunl ~. Duri~ Now You Auto Buy Days ..... IYSll ~ MWll."''. .,. The Wllllirft _, to II)'. ..... Fl& la\' at lhc cxnth.: f>riocc · l\uhi(l f fotl'I. \ \'aikiki ~0!\1> VR1ZE 7 DAYS I~ li..\\\'.\11 l'tu• Tnr< 1 .. 1.,., h-w. I'll.I. ~' w L.._<h l'n1., H•••ll'1'8Hllouvl• WHlU11 A1rtllle9 ht clua •~mod•Uon.t for 1nnd pnse• W1tlem'1 lalHIHr Sen-Ice. ' Trips m1111 ~ t1ktt1 by Jenu•I')' 31. ltll PIUI Tr1f)ll to Lu Ve111 Plu.t St>ed•I Cuh Prl1ts Ju1t 8'oP In 11 your pantclpaUnt Now You Auto 8uy Or1n11 County dt1ler and till out entry bl1nlt.I. No purc:h111 11tc ... .,,.. Or1w111,. to be lltld on S.pmnb« 1u•. Cofttet4 rui. and ,..,-u.l1lloru Md det1Ut 1boul priaes to be publllhtd In IJllJ IM""P'IM' F'ot Pflzi! ,·acalluns. ('ash and ar~t de~ls on 1980 cau. kt )'OOt parUclpalln« Oranile Count)• dUleT dlspl.lytna the Now Y1lll Aulo aiy ~nner. • 11111 cu tl•llh 1ucm11oa 11 u ucr man WHEN 5ME'5 L.IKE nus, eveR'1'60D'<' 5MOUt0 ee WA~NED TO STA'< AWA~ F~OM MER ... 'NANCY . . ... I HAVE TO MAIL THAT PACKAGE BUT .I CAN'T FIND 1'NY STRING LOCAL ~WAN1'ADS W~AT A~e 'f'OU DOIN67 THERE SHOULD NONE ~ERE BE SOME EITHeR AROUND -HAVE YOU ~SEEN TJ4E NEW MOP I BOUGHT TODAY~ DON 'T 60 NEAR LUCl/ TODA'<' ... Sl1E'5 IN ONE OF HER SUPE~ CAA86'( MOODS .• SETTING OUT FLARE5! By Ernie Bushmiller OH DEAR-- THIS rs AWFUL I 'VE GOT TO HAVE SOME STRING -. .. ------ . DENNIS THE MENACE WHATWMA 9-r~CAR~ I J-r W/¥? (3RIGHT Ya.LO~ AND rr RAN ON TRACK9 DOWN THE M l DDt..e OF THf; '?TR~~I. ~ 010 Yo~ S~1N6 Me AL.l-TME WAY Ot.it'r MEIC'e ro , IN~lAI....,-M& ? By Hank Ketcham [> [> [> AwAREoFA CHAN6E IN Hl5 WIFE'5 ATTITUDE TOWARD HIM, C>IL.L. DEL.ACORD AeK~TOe>EE M€L-ANIE! --f/f'1~/.P ~IJDGE PARKER <j <J ~J 111~°-~i< 1'0 UKE TO 6EE IT WOULD 6ERVE NO PURP06E MEL-ANIE BEFORE FOR YOU iO 6EE HER NOW! I LEAVE , BETH! ~ ~- MORE THAN THAT, I DIDN'T HAVE THE COURA0E 10 eJTAND UP FOR WHAT I KNEW WAf:J Rl6HT.' 1 PL-AYED A POO~ ROL.E MODEL. FOR OUR DAUGHTER! ,.__ _ _.......,...~-----.-.. ......... _......._._ -.....,.. .. ........_ .......... ,.....,. .. --.. ~· • MEANWHILE, UP6TAIR~ f>AM ! MELANIE'~ NOT IN HER OED! WE'D BETTER e>TART A f)fARCH OF THE 0~0UND6! I :fU5T SOLD AL.L. OF 1\-tE E>C'TRA ZUC.C.HINl WE CA~'i U6E ! ALL Rl~HT. IT'S~ BET! oocToR sMocK wet...1..-, HSRe'S 'T"HE! <SIZMO we'Re S'POSSP -ro ReMove ••• eu-r, WHtt,6 we'RES A"f' 1-r, Wf;. Ml<SH"T"' AS Wf:t,L- -rAKe 1"H IS ou-r, -roo ... FANIA5TIC. I CRA1..4' BUT l>JHO I~ THE WORL...D WOULD CAJA~i AL..L OF THAT ZLJCLH IN I 2; r REALIJ,> oo~·r KNOW WHAi WE'~E 60l~6 70 00 WrrH Alk OF 11-415 ZUCLHltJI ,l>Jf; GREW! WOOW QOO BE. INTER.E51ED IN BU41N6 SOME BAND WCLHINI , M1AM ? By George Lemont SAY~ AN' -rHE:REi'S .ANO..,-HeR 1"H I NG SHE: CAN c:>O W11"H- 0Ui'" .' ~."'b! MON\ ~ GoNNA fE~c ' AMY MtNU'fe l Of-'\.GOL.LY ! ~HG~ Ai 1"#-\6 '--*f~~"~'--OooR NOW ( • OAT'S ME UL,,: . .: !:L! rEHOL!/ YER REWARV': YER FAVORITE C?ESOIT-FOR'TUNE COOKIES! 1'Vf.GOTTO ~MEM~ IOIHANK 61'7 FO~ INVl'TIN6 ME: 10 IHI& PNZTY/ "' ( • .i,.. 8-1 7 SWEAR YOUSE Plf7N'T ROl..L.. NO t'RUNKS, PRECIOUS? -- YOUSE SURE LOVE: CIEM FORTUNE COOKIES, SNOOK IE! "THE l~ICK Al A HOLLYYl.OOD PARTY l..IKE IH15 IS NOT TO APPEAJ:l lt> E3E IN AWE. or: AAYONfE! 'YOU JUST HAVE TO 0ECOOLAN0 ~ALANI! YEAH .1-r·1NK r-rs '7A ~REAKIN' AN' Et\JIERIN'. "'·· t i 1 . . ! .. i l l 8 -17 . t unitrWhir~ •2 • -------by Hal Kaufman------- CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are at lffst six differ· lftcel IA •awtng .. alls betwHn top and bottom panels. How quickly can you find them? Check answers with those below. • lllC ~NI WNOt A Mltetv atudMt wttlt a M1arre tv"' et mlMt dee~ to htveftt some ... a.Men ... 11 ............ hit '""""OM: Eric the OnM, Attila the Hunk, Ivan the Terror lull, William the Ctajurer. Any to addt OU EH WHAT, IF. YOU CAN SN If you can decl· pher thla vintage wne-rlddle: A word ef 1lx letten. you may spell me with three, And the WHOLE of myself you wlll rudlly ... , My FIRST 11 the foremost In fancy Hd fun, My SECOND the INd takes of everyone, My THIRD Is the flnt of the grMt and th• good1 A.II th'" are In m-.. sic. where note them you should. What's the an1wer? ·u 1ue,08'!J_ -•1J*"11~I'•'• :rwv • Sum Agel "I'" kept my age a secret since I was 9 21, and If I can ke.p • secret for 14 years I can keep It tor.~." boasted the -·Yffr·otd. • ... 11-~o.t.l • Quldr ,.._..._ weuld llaMe ,a.te 1tumber 1109 rea4 If yw wen sta ..... • .,_..Mad? ·-.e--llf911ff1Pl-11 • Rlddfe.Me-Thls. If you CMI Which bird plays the flute? The tootte-dove. 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FOR JAMES COCO. co-star of the movie Wholv MC»el Did you ~ th• th• b t.ught YoU things you newr lamed m Khool? -N.J .• Weutchee, W89h. •Yes. I was referrlng to things that I, a Bronx baby, youth and middle-aged man, never knew about be- cause I was city-reared. Half of the film was shot in a desert. This was my first {and l hope my last) trip to a desert. I was astonished to find that there realy me such things as tarantulas and rattlesnakes. I thought they were 9denoe &ctiorl. FOR BARBARA BARRIE. scar ol the movie and the ABC· lV .na, Bmiklng Away W. the 1V ~be 11nY dllerent .. om the mcwie? -J.M .. LMVeps.Nev. • I will have a different husband and son (Vtnoent Gardenia and Shaun Cassidy respectiveJy). The 1V series wm go beyond winning the bicycle race. The characters wi8 be the same. The father wll stil be hot· te~. not understanding his son. l will try to keep the peace. The theme wtll be family-oriented . FOR El.MER B. STAATS, ComptrOller Genaal ol the u...ss..e. How..., Plo•he•lal ...... lft thtn: wtMn lft they? - B.R.S., Bwhwood. N . .I. •The first was built for Franklin Roosevelt, in Hyde Park. N. Y.. Unries have been established for Presidents Truman, In Independence, Mo.; Ellenhower In Abilene, Kan .; Hoover In West Branch, Iowa; Johnson, In Austin, Texas; Kennedy, In Boston. Ford's Is being built In Ann Arbor, Mich. FOR ntE .. ASK. EDITOR Why II Sheley Wlnten clMppolnted about the way her autobiography came out? -H.C., Pine mu., M . • She's not disappointed. All we could dig up was that, at first, she wasn't o verjoyed with the title of her life story. She gave careful thought to a long list of Ideas, all of which the publishers rejected. Feeling is that book buyers rarely refer to a book by its title. Most say, "Do you have Sophia Loren's book?" or else they try to locate, for inst.ana?, copies of Judith Shefky: The Winters of discontent. Krantz' first novel. So, when customers request the "Sheley Winters" book, they'D be right on target. SheDey's stOJY is called Shelley. Incidentally, when she handed over the manusa1pt to William Monow & Co., she dlrected, with a straight face: "Better print this In a large type. Men and women of my age don't see that well anymore." FOR CHERVl TIEGS. model Whom do Yo'J, a beaudful woman yoW"M!I, consider to be the moet beadul woman around rocs.y? -D.R., Decatur. II. • Without any thought or question ifs Diana Ross. She aJways has been ahead of her time, and always will be. She Is a great pacesetter but manages to stop short cl that dangerous, trendy mark. Evety part of her is beautiful; her personality and nature, as weO as her face and figure. And she has a beautiful voice. FOR WAL~ LANl'Z. auior ol Woody Woodpecker cartoons wt'9t *'-the conlk:dng reports ~ Mel ea..c: and aleo ~ wile. Grade, me the \IOU ol Woody W~lw:r? - M.C.F .• S-.... Ore. • MeJ was Woody's voice the 6rst year, but then he S9leCf an exdustve contract to become the voice of Bugs Bunny. Grade tricked me by slipping In ha record wtth others who had auditioned for Woody. I made my ftnal selectioo without knowing l pk:ked ~. FOR BETIE B. ANDERSON. Under Sec:reiary of the Treaauy II thtn r-.ly gold barted _. Fort Knox? If eo, how much? -H.L. Bengor. Mldrae •More than half {147.3 million of 264.6 million ounces) cl the U.S . gold stock is stcxed In Fort Knox. Bars cl about 400 ounces each are stacked in sea.led compertments. Nearly aJ1 cl the rest ol the country's gold Is held at four locations, with most of It at the New York k;ay Office and the Denver Mlnl PRO .Rtfl ...... Georwe E . ..,.. "· (D . .C.W.). ~. Houte aub-committee on Sdence, PRO AAD con . CON SW-. .... M.D .• Dlredor, Pubic CltDen, Heakh R.....-ch Group R d1 and Technology Yes. Thent ts no ....,... why the F .D.A. bureaucracy can't apeed up malOr drug approyala btJ 25 per- Clnt or more, while continuing to •mphalize drug Mfety and efftcacy. Tha can be done, for~. btJ more npd F.0.A. review and leecllec:k to lndutlry on problils1 •· Thia 8ndlng .. the conctu.lorl ol ~ hwtnga, ~I chend, and a ma- jor a.n..i Accounang Olice NpOlt. ea.-.. --lllCMng ID .......... the F.D.A. chlnlr. Wllh 8DQd.fllh ndUllry coopm91on, the conlUllW • lhould be the~ ol F.D.A. ~- -'Should the Food and Drug Admlnllltratlon (F.D.A.) Act More Qulddy In Approving Druga? I on corditk>n• ][ ~.'ff':"-"'""' s~.a-i:: .. ..... ·~· I ·-+ --- -~ -- Ealr• BOdy. 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With the Beatles, we always felt the perfor- mance was the teeord." WhUe not averse to remlnlsdng, McCartney offers no great rewlatk>ns on the 9eCret Inner woridngs of the Beatles ... A couple C1I people have done books. The one by Hunter Davies (The Beade:.I was pretty ac- cunu. But I suppoee the inside ..story won't really ever be told unless one of the four ol us writes It." That one won't be Paul, however. "My trouble is I can't remember half of It," he jok- ingly explalns. "The 60's went by In a bit of a blur for me, you know?" UM his cohorts. McCartney was fQrtunately able to step back &om al the Beatlemarua hoopla In those days and smile at It as It grew and grew and ~: "'We couJd just sit and laugh at It. What other reactk>n can you have when IOClleOM rings you up and says, 'Paul, what Is your comment, you 're aippoeed to be dead.· I mean, you've got to laugh, you know. If I took that sort ol thing seriously, I'd have been dead a long time ~ ... T he eblllty not to be too serious, while good b oopklg with hys- terical fans and a frenzied press, has earned McCartney the scorn ol many modem atHc:s, who see his recent output as nothing more than "silly love songs." To whkh Mc· Car1ney retcrts: "What's wrong wllh that!" Behind the jovial facade. though, this atlldsm Wales on him. "If you look at al the 90f9 I've writ- ten, you ftnd qt.lb a few aren't low songs. Probably the ones that get moet noted me the low 10f9 be- caUM, f you can ~e a good one, ll does attract .-Odon. I've got noChS\g against It anyway; I realy .ate wrtHng low IOOQI." That's as ried as he gas. Ue, ~ ... pleas.1t and homey. His lalat abum, McCartney D (his second solo ab.tm), with the mngle, "Coming Up," cunendy high on the American charts. Wiii, In fact, ...::icxd- ed at his home In dw oountry, two houn outside ol London town. "It was ~done In a back room with • a r11001ding mechlne and two micro- phones. 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"I mainly do that because I'd dread getting a phone caD and hav- • Ing somebody say one of your kids ls ID or something. Rather than have that hap- pen, we just bring them with us. People say it most be ter- rt>le for them to be dragged around the world, but we try to arrange It 90 that It's more 1il(e a holiday for them. They just come to one or two ol the gigs. If they came to the show every "'9tlt. It woWd probably freak them out. So we keep It quite normal, almost nonnal." hls 30's. Whether guided by whim, cunning, chance or some unconscious grand de- sign, he's managed quite ef- fectively to keep his aeative options open. In regard to his latest abum, he remarks, "People were thinking that by putting a solo abum out, after that thing in Japan, I was sort of• taking a new di- rection. But the al>um was made before that happened, In the summer of 79. It's not really a change of direction. It's just that I fancied getting In and kind of working on my own for a while." He also enjoys fooling around with videotapes and expects to be in the vanguard of those ~ making the transition onto vkieo-discs. 'When tfleYre ready lor me, I'D be ready for them." In the meanwhile, several Wings tours have been filmed, as has McCartney's pet project, Rockatro, involving a rock orchestra compdsed of al- star playas from other bands. for normalcy also there's his music pubWling mcCartney's quest On· the business &ont, precludes settlng company, headed by Linda's In his ~e's home-father and brother. "I'm not land, America. "I have the !J'eate5t businessman," nothing against the States, Paul admits. "I really don't and I low to vlsl," Paul get actlYefy in\/Olved In any dtplomatk:aDy allows. "I'm of the deah; they'd be bad just English, you know? rve deals If 1 did." He prefas to been ~ up here .-Mi I while away hi.s leisure time like a lot ol English things, swimming, "knocking like the football (soccer) ftnals around with bis cl old wood and stuff. I just h2* lo mm mld rMf' md hoiseback rid- al lhal. And the English peo-Ing. l.hla kind d ~ me, pie, when you get l-9 tc> so I~._ I~." them, se a tned apart. And As much ol a soccer fan as If you h. IOrt d out d the he is, McC.-1ney iln't an town, people don' make a athlete ...._._ ., was newr fuss. I think everybody lhal good at spans. rm left- knows If you're just an ordl-footed, you know." rwy guy, you donl .U peo-So l's easy to see why the pie ct.dlg sound on your-cunent Guinness Book tec-a.wn. They undmieBnd that ord holder as the world's .... pMcy. mid they .. "'°'* 111KXllS!lfi.d songwrbr to I lhal we get I ... ~not necftllwrlly craw, ThouWi neldw ol Paul's • many d hB oldest fans pmwlls It .-W -only t9 do, a mD1lon d ' the 'W> . fadMr IBW tha unfolding d four." "Obviously there are it. 8-lm -he It wry people who would Ike to .. do. lo his younglr brothet the Bades t.dc tcgether ,._ McGes, a *91' and again," he rernmks, "but It's mu9den who has a new vttualy a physical irnpmll--.n COft*'9 out about bllity now." . wew.. And then ............ Whls l's ~ an Im-who would PNfer to cxpert- ~ tc> clupkm the cncs than only In the .r.c- monu....-1 hWw of 8-dl . tlonefll peafedk>n d man· ..,. Paul MtCmtney ...... ~ -v..h'; ~ MdArt- ..,.,.. .. to .... too many MY. ...... rm with lhal ,.. ~-.... 19 ~ lot... .. THE PAPER8MATE® FIAIRi. LIQUID PAPER~ lOU CAN'T LOSE CASHSTAKES. Address·~------~~----City.~ ____ State. __ Zip Code ............. .... .....,,. ~ .. "m~ ............. 5S>ta • -·--advertisement • Do You Read Small Ads Like This? 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The ~ wrt ii more 111ce1tJ to go for broke when he gets ated, as the suppcesed ~ roler n.ide hin comes out. 4. There is a reason why compul- sive gamblers bet over their heads. 5. Most people would be more sym- pathetic to the ~ of the high roller tf they knew how he feels. ANSWERS l. True. A Harvard Untversity study of the psychology of chance reports . the ftndings of a survey of more than 61,000 people, 71 percent of whom said they gambled -either ucca- sionaly, fairly often or {Nquently. It is observed: The fact that such an astonishing number gamble suggests a pervasive optimism about the likeli- hood of success. And from other research evaluated in the study, It Is concluded that the gambler's most lm- purtant oonvictk>n Is that he is able to beat the laws of chance ... Dice players behave as though they are controlling the outcome of the toss. One of the ways they exert this control is to toss the dice soltly tf they want a low number or hard fa a high number." 2. True. As the same study points out: Almost anyone who has ever wal<ed through a gambling casino has witnessed people behavtng as tf they can control chance by taDcing to dice, taking notes on past outcomes before betting at roulette tables, syslematica1- ly man~dating the manner of puling levers of slot machines and so on. An observation cited from another in- vestigation exemplifies the extent of this llJusory control behavior: "One gambler in Las Vegas blew a deep breath against the dice before every roll. 'Do you think that brings you luck?' the man standing next to him at the aap table asked. 'I know it does,' the .shooter replied with convictk>n. 'Las Vegas has a very cby climate. So the dice are usuaDy very cby. I have a very damp breath, and I always ex- hale against a six and and ace. That not only gives the stx and ace a lttUe extra weight but makes them adhere to the table when they roll across lt. The opposite sides come up -and the opposite sides of a stx and ace are an ace and stx.' 'Does It really work?' his neighboring player asked. ·wen. not all the time,' the shooter admitted. 'The load of condensation lsn 't quite heavy enough. But I've been on a hot liquid dfet aD day, and tonight ought to be the time I break the bank.'" 3 . FCJIK. In studies conducted by a team of psychok>gjsts at Japan's Dok- kyo University on behavior dif- ferences between extraverts and in· trOYert:s in betting situations, ex- travem were found to make larger bets, regardJe:ss of the odds, and to make riskier garilbk!s than lntrowrts -par1icularly when chance appeared to favor them to any extent. 4. True. A Montdair State College study prollles the .. mental set" of the man who gambles despite the fact that his addiction to wagering on horses, cards, sporting events, whatever, threatens to ruin hls life. "The compulsive gambler continues to bet because the action has come to be a refuge from thoughts of the out- skie world. HJs anxieties associated wtth his wife, family, debts or job disappear when he concentrates on money and action." University of Michigan stu_dies likewise show that compulsive gambling ls related to marital problems, job dissatisfaction and alcohol consumption. But the researchers are careful to note that gambling may be the effect of these problems and not the cause. 5 . True. Herb Goldberg and Robert T. Lewis, a team of California State University psychologists, have made a special study of the matter. They point out In their definitive mo· nograph, Money Madness, that "while the dynamics vary, many compulsive gamblers report that they feel 'dead' inside most of the time and only 'come alive' from the time they put the bet down until they find out whether they have won or lost. Some admit that winning or losing is the symbolic equJvalent of being told one Is loved Oii re)ected by Dame Fortune, who is really a substitute for mother. As one compulsive gambler described it, 'When I win, I feel a warm glow all over. like a baby at its mother's breast. But when I lose, I get a cold. clammy feeling that grabs me by the throat, and I feel IWI depressed and empty.'" l&.J Buylpack of Chewels~. GetlFREE . 8 ~-8 Buylpack of Chewels: .. • Available In Spearmint Cinnamon, Fruit and Bubble Gum navors. Now! Get a free pack of Che~ls gum, with such fabulous flavor you'll forget it's sugarlessl Buy one pack ... you'll get another FREEi . Get 1 FREE. er Ill ru c c Ill c c ICJ ,,, -,,, Sy David Grunwald These days the Oakland A's re6ect their new manager: scrappy, volatile, combative. They're not really contenders yet, but they're throwing a 9Cllre into the entire league by playing a brand of no-~ baseball not seen since the 'Gas House Gang went fuellsh in St. Louis. They've already surpassed last year's total home atten- dance by more than 150,000 at the All-Star break. What a difference a manager can make. Es-pedaly if his name is Billy Martin, Battfin' Billy, the Berkeley Kid, has returned home to tum the "Haw many insumnce agents do you really need?" Stole ram Agent WiT.e KoHbr~ Ca¥e, lirois: 'These days 0 lot d people ore deciding they wont their State ram agent to be their only agent. They wont somecx.e they know ond trust to handle all their family insuronce needs. "Mole.es good sense. Just about all the tsp you'I ~ need is right there in one pb::e. Life, health, home ond auto Pfaechon. "And you only hove one number to coll when you hove o question or IN()nf to report a cioim. "But best of all, you'll hove on agent who'll be CM>iloble to gM! you oH the pooonol service State fonn is famous foe" HUI FAIM Like a good neighbor, State Form is tFlere. ' J\:s t tide with yet another team. "Basically, managing comes down to common sense," Martin says, "to being able to know your players. I don't think there's Jess pressure in Oakland .... There's always going to be pressure on the manager because he wants to succeed." No one's ever questioned Martin's ability to succeed as a manager. He's transformed losing teams in Min- nesota, Detroit, Texas and New York into winners overnight. But self-0 imposed pressure has created in Mar- tin a tendency to self-destruct, undo- ing aJ1 the good he's done by offending the men who employ him. Martin developed his hair-trigger temper In the tough West. Berkeley area where he was born Alfredo Manuel Pesano 52 years ago. His mother, Joan Downey, still lives in the same tw<>-stOfY wooden home she did when Martin was born and is just as feisty as her son. "She's <>kier than she weighs," Martin has said. "78 years to 75 pounds. From her I get all my meanness and all my heart." And, lifting a tine from the musical Damn Y onkees, Martin has Impressed upon his A's that they gotta houe heart. "These guys felt like they had been put down and pushed around," Martin says. "But now they have their pride. That's the lmpot1ant thing." "Biiiy's coming has changed everything," A's thlrd baseman Wayne Gross has said. ''The first day he tokt us, 'U you don't want to win. get your stuff and get out."' Martin's A's puD aD the tricks: hit and run, suicide squeae, stealing home. Double steals are common with this team; the A's have ewn puled off a lriple Aelll, while~ home weJl owr a haf-doam times an.dy. Swift A's outfteJder Ricky Hendenon even got« bunt double, the ftrst one seen In many a year. How long Martin and l11epcastie A's owner, Charlie Finley, will oonttn- ue to get along 'Is anybody's 9'le9J. In going to wade for flnJey, Martin (8red by four managers) Is teamed with the owner who has fired 16 managers In 19 years. h's almolt like asking how ~can you hold a mmch to a can ol gMOlne before the lneYt.lble ocan. "Charte'• been weal... says .... Mmtln ... He's Wt me alone." ..., ti• '"MlllLY WIBCl.Y, ___. '1, - --- ~ . I ' I J J; I l Crisp dassia wll make A~ this /al: {from left) 0 fleece pullouer, colored and cuffed, tops a pleated plaid skirt. An easy corduroy skirt, with lnoerted pleats and D·rlng tabs, matches up with o smart plaid blouse. By Rosalyn Abrevayo • w e'llsee a return to the classics, more pleats and plakis In school clothes this fall," predicts design.er Florence Eiseman, who has earned the tttJe First Lady of Chi.ldren's Fashion. Eiseman, credited with taking the "fuss" out of children's clothes - with a typk:a1 design that Is es.ntial· ly a shnple line hanging straight down &om the shoulder or from a yoke -no k>nger works exdusiYeJy with natural fabrics but uses easy- care b&ends. 1¥re are better ways for families to sPend their time than with the laundry and Ironing," she says. For those on a tight budget, Eiseman recommends buying sepa· rates -jumpers, skir15, blouses and sweaters that can be dressed up or down. This season, she'll show more sweater sets, such as a~ shedand sweater, plaid·trlmmed, to mak:h a plaid skirt. Eiseman 's clothes still feature generous hems and seams, ftnlshed trim and fine fabrics. The ·highest aoco&ade paid her? Several parents came up to her at a fashk>n show recendy and rewaled that their children were we.aril1g clothes desfgi lied by her that 1hcy had worn as younglle'I. Children's clothes this season are also whlmtical and venatlle. A llttJe girt can don a sweatshirt, dotted with colorful pompons, or, In a different mood, chooee a smart, ne>-l'lOl'llenle lace-collared dress. Boys. can romp In their favorite acttvewear or swlllch Into owrall or a sweater-shirt-pants t4 • 'MM.Y WHIU.Y, ,_.,.... 17, ,_ Back-to-School Clothes Ptimet combaiation or dress up In a suit. Whatever they wear, kids today have minds of their own. Dr. Lee Sal<, professor in psychiatry and pediatrics at Cornell Medical College and author of Dem Dr. Salk, tels us, "Children should start sharing in the selection of their own clothes at the earliest pos00le age. They should Wash that gray Gray: hair can make you feel so old. Okay. So you've goc some gray. You notice it every time you look in a mirror. And you know it ju.~t makes you look older. Well, that's why we make Loving Care c.olor-1...otion. Lovin.I Care is different. lt getS rid ci just the gray without changing your natural color. And without a hasme. l.Qving Care is easy. Even for beginners. Pick the shade that's closest to your own natural color. Then just put it on, leave it on, and wash it off. Loving Care has no peroxide or ammonia. Unlike other hairrolorings, loving Care contains absolutely no peroxide. So there's no permanent color change. 1n fact, if you change your mind. it wears out gradually (about six shampoos). not be turned loose ln a store, but, with parents, choose several Items and then be allowed to make the final selection. "Ak>ng with expressing their 9W" individuality, shoppln~ helps teach cWldren the value of money and qJaJity." It's also a good Idea. he sug- gests·, not to buy everything before school starts but wait until a few days after to see what the other children are wearing. "Peer pressure ls something parents have to accept," Sal< emphasiles. For instance, if aU the children are wearing a certain blue and yellow sneaker, parents should make an effort to get them, too. ..lt's important that chiJdreri have a feeling of belonging and be- ing a part of the aowd," states Sal<. Here is a suggested basic, back- to-school wardrobe: For boys, It could include: • Six pairs of s1acks: two jeans, two in twill or polyester and two in blends with a flannel look. • Eight to 12 shirts -color- cooniinated with slacks. •Two sweaters: one crew neck, one cardigan. right~ y00r '1ait And loving Oare has no ammonia either. So it ~en smells gentle. Loving Care adds~ and shine to your hair. h actually makes your hair look thicker and fuller. So if )'0'.1 want to look younger, even feel younger, ~that gray right outta )'O'.lr hair. With loving Oare. Only Oairol has anything like it. Wdh ., Clairol Loving Cant Color-Lotion. Quilted looks are leading In outer· wear. Shes wearing a hooded, uer· tirolly quilted coot with knit trim . Hes in a box-quilted zip-front jacket with big patch pockets. All the clothes shown are by Casual nme. • One blazer jacket with two dress slacks, such as a navy blazer with gray flannel pants and a tartan plaid in flannel. • One "bomber" jacket with a pile Uning and hood. • One trench coat with a zip-o ut Unlng that also can be worn for dress occasions. For girls, a wardrobe might in- clude: • Four pairs of slacks: two denim jeans, two corduroy. •Two sklrts: one corduroy, one aaylic plaid. • • Four tops to coordinate with skirts. • One corduroy jumper. • Three dresses: two cotton-poly- ester plaids and one knit, perhaps a veJourthat can be dressed up with accessories. • One winter jacket -perhaps quilted nylon with pile lining and hood. • One fake-fur coat which can be worn for casual or dress occasionS. To make sure ·your shopping trtp ts a success, keep these tips In mind: 1. If you take your chlld with you, It wtD eliminate a frantic return to the st<>re If the clothes don't ftt or If your chlJd simply won't wear them. I . 54nce the most certain thing children do Is grow, ~ foe full-cut designs foe ea.e of movement In the Wal, armholes, aotch and pants legs; adjustable or stretchable straps and waistbands; easy-to-work fastenlngll. S. Avoid so-called '1mgalns" in c:Joches, whkh might not .. the IUIOO, unless you've checked the Item carefuly oe you know a ftne garment Is genuinely on I!) sale. ' . FNIM. Y Wlllll.Y, AllfllM t1, -• ti .... A••• 1Carl9'ids• Mixed Green Salad with Sprouts, Mushrooms and Artichoke . Hearts Watermelon Iced Tea -Milk ARMENIAN KEBAB WI CHES 1 ~ (1~ oa.) am-._....._...,. 111 . ....S-...orchuck Yiaap ... .,..._. ~ 1 ........... ~ 'i4 .... ,a .. ~...,_. 1 1 f DIMl.-rlcNlt' 12.._.,..... ....... ,1 lllldi), ,.WW 2 ........ 12C:-.. ....... (li.cla) 12 cheny ..... a -or s ......... 'Ml. q..-.1 'i4 alp., ....... 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"f d like to tel you that baig laid off 5 a learning ex- palela and that I expect n be able to ~about It cne day," he says. "But I awi't. It's the moet de5lructive ex- perience rve e\ier had." Aftady, many wcxkers are feeling manufacturing firm," suggests Stephen R. Smith, president of anodler executive ward\ ftnn. "If In- ventory has begun piling up and a company 5 producing a lot more than it's seJlng, that's a danger signal." You should also pay attention to oYerUme. A company In a financial aunc:h wi.U typically cut output, cut overtime, then lay off people. Collectonl luutonl Now ! A unique collection of the finest ex.ample of rare U.S. Coinage ... in Solid Silver! 'IHE FIVE MORGAN DOLLAR INVESTMENT COLLECI'ION. Miat~I 100 Y~.m A.I•· Ow .............. ptlol ol,,,,,., .. "*· Min,,.,,, ..... -_...,.,,. ... _,_...., __ Is ....... ~-----------------------· NllilSIM1.: COl.l.fClOltS ew.D, INC. °'llt-FWM60 I 31 s...i--. ...... 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When you haw your dlsa1ssion, you shouJd do two things: 1) And out where you stand. U WOfkers are already being laJd off. what Is the ~ d your being laJd cM? What kind d notice would be you r;Jven? 2) Make clear that you are sen- siliw to the economic pressure cur- rently burdening the con.,any. Find out whether the boss Is dls5atisfted in any way with the job you are currently doing. and, ~ so, ask him or her to -ibe queation tap ~ mmt Gib UJhen trimming tlN! payroll ls: ~ thle ,,,,.... ,,.. .. money Of' °'* .. motiiey-,,.• pinpoint areas where you need to tm- prow. Al the experts aw-that feedback Is audal. "YOU must know where you are,.. says Don Whyte, senior vice presklent at Thine Career PlannJng Corporation In Illinois. "In an economy-strained period, an employ- ee must ftnd out how his pertonn.,ce Dcks up ..... the bcm's apecta- dons, ,...... than thrashblg around In the dark ... k's lrr!pOrtmlt to be aware d the fact that some bu9al1 r r r rs are men Wl\ sldve to an ecX>t tOf11ic slowdown than ochers. The manufadunig, oonmuc- tlon Md ll•apoitalioo lndulbta. for ....,..., ~ to ~ cM more ~ lnlllaly than the 9ll'vlc:e ID- dulbtes -rr..tcine., mechana. In- surance and F.teral. _.. .xi local gowmmenes. ~. blue-colar )obi are more ••••• to .,.. than whllia-<Olw jobs, That doam't rnmn the tavlce ln- dustrtes CWl't be hi. Thay ,... ~ ... to .... moilllt• bet*-1 the aiplBI goods l8CIOll In mllm.g lllya6. -dMy chw ..... Mnlon from the.,,....,.... ..... ... cull .. mnlle Ind made depmtrnenl bl} dlpaitmenl '"In PIOl'" perous tlm8s, Mvtce r.ms git flt ... ~ mKPJIMbt ccn..a.nt ....... BuatnMr, vice pr916dent and dlrectu " c,..., ~ Md ,,..., _,.... _____ . Inc. "Staff jobs proliferate; the organizational structure mushrooms; tolenmce d mediocrity abounds. They are vety ripe for Layoffs." '1'he question top management asks when bimming the payroll during rough ftnandal times is: 'Does this person make us money or cost us money?'" says Cwt Kampmeier, an independent management consultant. Usualy. the financial department will undergo the initial bloodletting. The reason: 'When the company has Recent national figures show the same pattern. As of June 1980, na· donal unemployment for 16· to 19-year okis was 18.5 percent, while the general rate was 7.7 percent, ac· cording to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Sex also enters the picture. 1'here's a tendency for women to be more .subject to unemployment than men of the same age." says Smith. "There's more turnover because of family obligations." Also, statistics cut costs. go for them," says Smith. "Try to Identify ways to be more pro- ductive and efficient. Look around for more responsibility. And be flexi· ble. Be willlng to take on work that may not be 'your job."' This does not mean, the experts emphasize, coming In to the office at six hi the morning or hanging aro und until seven every evening, when you 're not needed. In order to "im· press" the boss. It may mean, for in· stance, volunteering for a company problems, the president'sflr51 ~-l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i cllnation Is to 1 blame it on the vice .. llll!~~ilii!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I! president of J ftnance, .. says Sb- ba Id. ..Pub- ic relalons. per- sonnel, manufac- turing and 5Mes we next 1n n ." What deter- mines who stays and who goes? "The company brass may tum to the department heads and tell them they'w got to choose," says Smllh. 'They wll ask for the names d the people they can get along wtlhout. The least eftediYe people .. the ones who wil be let go. The alealuoi is: \Vho contributes the least ~ terms d the orv;>6ng upetatlon " yot.w depeib1-..U .. Jedi Kennedy, president d the ex- ecutive ~ &rm Jack Kennedy Inc.. emphasizes thld this telection prooes does not na riv mean the least sk9ect ... always the ftnt Wd oil "The do-noct*1g guys wtlh the big d - . 6ca and big tides -the real dead- wetghr -are often the ftnt to go ... A NOent Brookings Institution study 11Mlk 2 ' however .... chances d bea>t1*'9 jotJlas gawaly ddne - salary riles. 1lw NIB?tw safety " the 8X80ltiYe .... --docurnenPed In the lalt (1974-75) rec111iaro. The joblal nde for derical work.en ruched 7. 7 ~and that" Mies penonnel hit 6.1 pelcet~ wh8e pro- ~. ?Khnal Md ed"*'9- trallW u~ WBS only about 3 pelcetlf. Recent data for 1979-80 bnM down the ...... --V· Who .... II pmtk:ularty vubnble to lliyoll? Scaacln thaw lhlt .. 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As YoU learn more, tJy to get an idea what you want, what you can tive with, what you can't advertisement tolerate. Here are some points to keep in mind: Tempaammt. Different breeds ol dogs have different personalities. So In selecting a dog, you should consider your faml)y's needs. In the very heJpfu) new book The Right Dog Jew You (Simon and Schuster), author Daniel F. Tortora points out that boxers, col- bes, Irish setters and golden retrievers. for instance,' are very sociable and thus are a Iron poor blood is the most widespread nutritional ailment in America today. In fact, it's a problem that millions of American wgmen fare. And all the vitamins in the world can't help, because vitamins don't contain iron. Take GERITOL, America's #1 iron and vitamin supplement-GERITOL is so rich in iron, just one tablet each day gives you more iron than even a pound of calf's liver. Plus vitamins that are essential to good health .. GERITOL will actually build iron poor blood back to normal. That's what makes it different from just plain vitamins-and so important t.o you. good bet for families with children who want a dog to pet and play with. On the other hand. Pekingese Doberman pinschers and toy poodles are very solitaiy and therefore mJght be good for a couple whose kids no longer live at home. And whereas English bulldogs and lrish wolfhounds are sluggish and not likely to be good watch- dogs, most terriers, Great Danes and dachshunds are IJeTY alert. What kind of personality are you looking for? Once you sum it up in a few words, it will be ~ for you to de9Crlbe when you're making your selection .. Peggy West· phal, a New Yori< breeder, says, 1"here. are so many dogs and so many types of people -only you can decide what wiU suit you." E.xercfee. How much time wiB you have to spend walUng and exe:rdsing your dog? The size ol a dog may not reflect how much out- door acttvlty It enjoys. Many ~ dogs Mte k>ts d outdoor acttvby, but so, for Instance, do Yorkshire teniers and Chihuahuas. &Ir. Be realistic about what you have room for. It's unfair to keep a large dog cooped up tn an apartment or a house without a good- stzed backyard. Also be aware that some big dogs are clumly and aren't good to have around young c:hA&dien or a house with lob of , breakables. And 1emenibef that a small, manageable puppy may 'IO'N up to be a very large dog. Grooming. How often wtll the dog ndd to be Me .... c. s.n.n. • 0 "'"~ --Oii ,,.ttaoJ '°'*'· M • fNA.YWllJCLV, ..,._tr. - bathed, brushed or clipped? Some breeds need groomlng evety day, others less ohen. Puppy or Adult. A puppy is very cute -and very live- ly. It also requires several weeks of training when you bring it home. A grown dog, on the other hand (2 or 3 years okt), is usually quiet and settled. "A middle-aged dog is the perfect dog for older people," says Gold- man. Once you know what you want, where do you find it? Some experts caution against buylng from~ pet shop. Not only are the animals often badly housed and of poor quality, they're aho often ovetpriced. Buy from a sheltei, another owner or a reputable breeder. Here are some guidelines to help you pick a healthy, friendly pet. Check to make sure that the conditions the dog has been kept in are dean. Pk:k a dog that is neither too shy nor overly aggressive. It should have dear eyes and a shiny, heakhy coat. U you're buying from a breeder, k>ol< at the who&e btter and ask to see the parents -especially the mother. "The mother should be stable and good- natwed," says Westphal. Also, ask when the dog was wormed and whether It's had its shots. Dol\'t feel pressured to buy -take your time; come bade ti you wish. Once you've bought your dog, flave It checked by a vet nght away, Ju5t to make sure It'• healthy. Now that you've chosen ·the right dog for you, gtvc It the loving c_.. It desetVeS and tt wtlJ repay you with af. fecdon and trust. After all, a kind owner Is a dog's l'1WI best friend. la"1 What to Do When Yout Spouse Is Seriously Ill 8$j lJncb Go<don with John A. Downey. m.o. 0 ne of Carolyn's biggest problems when her hus· band, Phil, had a heart at· tad< was that no one even realized that she had any problems. It was Phil who was sick, after all, and everyone's attention was on him . Yet from the time she arranged for the ambulance, found someone to care for the children and then rushed to the hospital, there was never any doubt that this lllness would create problems and demand changes In her Ufe, as well as his. What are the feelings, fears and frustrations when a spouse Is serious· ly ill or hurt, and how can a partner cope? At ftrst there Is the shock of the ill - ness and all the details that must be taken care of. The most Important is Dr. John A. Ooum.y ii chcWmon of the de· partnwnt of pltytlcol mcdtdnc artd tWhabftfa. tion, Colu~ U!lllcrsl}I Cole~ oJ Phyll· don• and Sc.rgeon.. Undo Gordon It on edltCN ot o notJonol wonwn~ mogadnc. to arrange good medical care. Next, set priorities and ask for help: Of co~. only you can reassure the children and provide continuity In their lives, but friends and relatives can help by picking up groceries, fix· Ing meals and running errands. A lawyer or personnel office can check Insurance coverage. If you ~d your spouse have al· ways had clearcut responsibilities, It may be tough now taking over unfa· miliar tasks. (For instance, a husband with a sick wlf e may suddenly find hlmseH running the household - and feeling overwhelmed.) Don't be afraid to speak up to friends and family and let them know you need help. Once you've taken these steps, it's time to think of yourself. You feel numb and exhausted. Don't be afraid to admit that you're human and hurt· Ing and that you need care, too. Many people find that they have even more problems 9nce their spouses return from the hospital. To make things as easy as possible, go over detais wih the doctor. After you are clear about what to expect and what to do, you can concentrate on what is really relevant for your spouse and yourself. Ask family, friends and children to help with routine chores and to visit. Hire extra help if possible. You are a husband or a wife; you are not a doctor, a nurse, a parent or a baby sitter. Friends can be especially valuable now, a Unk to your Uves before the ill· ness. Too often couples lose contact with friends because they can't parti- wonder, ''What about me?" or "What's going to happen to my life?" Anger, guilt and frustrations not ex· pressed in those few months may pour out with appalling intensity. What can you do? first, realize that it1s normal to be upset. T21lk to an understanding listener If necessary, perhaps someone else whose spouse has been ill. But most lmportantJy, talk to your spouse. AU along you may have been reassuring each other When your husband °' wtfe suffers a severe lllne&S. major problems Qte In st0<e for you as well. clpate In their usual social activities, but It's Important to fit them In your lives as your spouse's health aUows. For example, If a large party is too strenuous, let friends know that you would be t).appy to come for dinner. This is the time to try to "normal- ize" your lives. Studies have shown that a spouse's illness is one of the greatest stresses In a person's life. The emotional toU of the illness may be harder to recognize and even more difficult to cope with than the physical burdens of caring for some· one. It can also affect your relation· ship. Feelings often lie buried for the first aitlcal months: only to surface later In unexpected ways. It's not un- usual at some point for a spouse to that you were fine, to the point where you stopped expressing what you were really feeling. And tlie physical separation of the hospltali· zation -followed by feeUngs of with· drawal and vulnerability that most patients e~perlence after a serious ill- ness -may have created an emo· tlona/ separation, too. Now that you are both stronger, share your feelings honestly. As difficult as an Illness may be, many couples find strength in having survived such an experience. As Carolyn recalls: .. I can look back and know that we came through this awful tlme together and that It has taken Its place in our lives wtthout destroying us. That's r. given us a new kind of bond. n llLJ •• Skating To Health There's mor&to roller skating than just disco; the latest fad In exercise Is also a terrific muscle toner that bums 660 calories an hour when you roll along at only moderate speeds. "Skating 10 miles per hour, wtuch Is not an inordinate amount, Is equal to jogging 91/2-minute miles," says Dr. Alen SeJrier, who recently com- pleted a 10-week study of 25 novice skaters for the U.S. Amateur Con- federation of Roller Skating. "This study showed that skating Is a perfectly legttimate form of aerobic exercise," Seiner continues. "And along with the physical-health benefits come some psychologk:al ones as well. Ninety-two percent of our ~ recorded lower anxiety Pop 9'ds a laton from lite b:fa. levels once they were Into a tegulaf skating prowam. And because you can skate wtth other people, the social aspects of the sport are every bit as benefk:lel as the physk:a) ones." Honesty Wins Out T revelers and tourists often ftlch hotel ashtrays and. towels as .. IOU· venlrs" without really considering themselves chshonat. But former patrons of New York Clty'1 Waldorf- Astoda Howl are obvtomlt; feeling guilty about the pleca of .. by Of their Nldw& haw ~off wllh: The management Npor1I ..... every- thing &om ipOOl'I to~ .... being malled bllCk. "We ltmtlld recetvlng pieces latt January, wben the price of llhc wm 10 ~. and they've been com1ng in ever lirM:e," reports the hotel's manager, Eugene Scanlan. "I think the high price of ll1wr Ml nede I*>" a e ,,,,._., wmLY,-...... 11, - ' Flying High The Wright brothers did a great deal to get us off the ground, but the urge to fly without machineTy has promp- ted many people to take up hang-g.lkling. However, for those flight fanciers who want to be able to enjoy a certain amount of control In the air, Brian Shoonmaker has come -' .. Into the wild blue yonder . up wllh a novel construction. By combining a hang glk\el' with a small engine, Shoonmaker says he's "reinvented the airplane, except that to pilot one of these mk:rolight airaaft you don't need a license because the Federal Aviation Agency classifies them as hang gliders." Shoonmaker's aircraft can soar the way a hang glider does but can take off or land In a flat place and can even cruise along at about 30 miles per hour. Shoonmaker, a :n.year-okl Floridian who's been an airplane buff aD his Bfe, says he became lntetested In microlight alraaft because "they're so mobile. You don't have to clmb a hill to take off the way you do with a hang glider, and you can go for about 100 miles on a gallon and a half of gas." And these days, that's a baigain. pie reaJizie the value of these items, and wtth that lnaeased value comes the reall:ration that 'borrowing'°' tak- ing a souvenir is actually theft. Our former patrons are obviously sUffer- lng serious pangs of consdenc.e. TheYre ti8sk:aDy honest people who dkfn't mean to steal, and returning the slMtr ~ Wt the guilt." What is being done with the re- turned silver? 'We'n putting It back Into Ml'Vlce," exclaims Scanlan ... It's still~ good, although some of It ls doee to 6.5 years old." Snee2JeS And SnifBes Hay fever vlcttms look forward to the rag.t.ieed ...... wllh dread. '"Mld- Augull to the ftnt frOlt .. the time when hay fcwr adferen .. the moat • .............. Dr. Robert Reisman, padltent ot the Amertca.1 Academy "Aa.v/ .. Hay few, Is c:auted by a~ In the body celed the lgE Mti>ody, which ftxa to the llnlng of ~ In the .ya, nc. and throat. Thne cell con· .... hlltmnne, • c:t.nlcal that caa..s I I Kept off the plavfng field. blood vasels to dilate and the sur- rounding tissue to become Inflamed and lnttatled. When the lgE antl>ody comes In contact with the offending polen, the hi!itann is rekr u d, caumg the ic:hy eyes and nanny nose woclated wllh hay fewr. To "**"*-the nary, ay ln- doon wllh the windows domd • much • pulltill, .... Rmnwl. "Ce1alr1 mid, over-the~ med- lcalons can ...._,," adds the doaor. "and f the mmdw are reatj bed, a doaorrnaypeai>e alll'gyln)edlolw." . lifestyles Medicine. A London department store is encouraging doctors to move in and set up shop, notes Medical World News. The com- pany envisions professional "islands," where not only physi- cians but also lawyen, dentists, pharmacists and opticians could practice. So far, the idea hasn't caught on, but perhaps someday patients will be able to shop for their health-care needs. Can. Despite inflation and the gas shortage, America's love affair with the automobile is not quite over. According to a survey of the nation's car dealers conducted by McBain Research, Inc .. the majori- ty of Americans still personalize their cars with options. The most popular addition Is air-condi- tioning, foUowed by automatic transmission, power steering, cruise control and stereo systems. Budget. The nation's economy Is making household budgets fash - ionable again. A recent nationwide bank survey stated that budget- keeping has become a way of life fOf 60 percent of Americans. re- pol1S ComeU University's Cooper- ative Extension Service. BIRlllDAYS (Sun.-Fri., Leo; Sat., Virgo): ~ -Mae West fr/. Mondmiy -Robert Redford 43; RosaJynn Carter 5.3; Sheley Winters 58; Rafer Johnson 45. T..-., - JIB St. John 40; Ginger Baker 40; w. Shoemaka 49. w ........ - Isaac Hayes 38; Robert Plant 32; Van Johnson 64. 1bundli, -Princess Margaret 50; Will Chamberlain 44; Count Basie 76; Jackie DeShannon '57 . Frtd9J -Ray Bradbury 60. ~ -Gene Kelly 68; Sonny Jurgensen 46; Vera MJles 51. BDmtDAY PE<>PIE: Robert .......... ...._ c.n.. ...,..,,_,~., .... ~ What to Do When You1 Spouse Is Seriously Ill By Unda Gordon with John A. Downey, m.o. 0 ne of Carolyn's biggest problems when her hus- band, Phil, had a heart at- tack was that no one even reaJ&zed that sh~ had any problems. It was Phil who was sick, aher all, and everyone's attention was on him . Yet from the time she arranged for the ambulance, found someone to care for the children and then rushed to the hospital, there was never any doubt that this lllness would create problems and demand changes In h~r life, as well as his. What are the feelings, fears and frustrations when a spouse is serious- ly ill or hurt, and how can a partner cope? At first there is the shock of the ill- ness and all the details that must be taken care of. The most Import.ant Is Dr. John A. Downey It chafrman of the de- partment of phytkol medJctne and rwhabllla· lion, Columbia Unluen#y College of Phytl· don• and SYrgeons. Undo ~don fl an edMor at a notk>na/ ioonwn k mogadne. to arrange good medical care. Next, set priorities and ask for help: Of course, only you can reassure the children and provide continuity in their Uves, but friends and relatives can help by picking up groceries, fix- ing meals and running errands. A lawyer or personnel office can check insurance coverage. If you and your spouse have al- ways had clearcut responsibilities, It may be tough now taking over unfa- miliar tasks. (For Instance, a husband with a sick wife may suddenly find himself running the household - and feeling overwhelmed.) Don't be afraid to speak up to friends and f am Uy and let them know you need help. Once you've taken these steps, it's time to think of yourself. You feel numb and exhausted. Don't be afraid to admit that you're human and hurt- ing and that you need care, too. Many people find that they have even more problems pnce their spouses return from the hospital. To make things as easy as possible, go over details wih the doctor. After you are clear about what to expect and what to do, you can concentrate on what is really relevant for your spouse and yourself. Ask family, friends and children to help with routine chores and to visit. Hire extra help if possille. You are a husband or a wife; you are not a doctor, a nurse, a parent or a baby sitter. • Friends can be especially valuable now, a link to your lives before the Ill- ness. Too often couples lose contact with friends because they can't parti· wonder, "What about me?" or "What's going to happen to my life?" Anger, guilt and frustrations not ex- pressed in those few months may pour out with appalling Intensity. What can you do? Arst. realize that it's normal to be upset. Talk to an understanding listener if necessary, perhaps someone else whose spouse has been ill. But most importantly, talk to your spouse. AU along you may have been reassuring each other When your husband 0< wife suffers a severe lllne~. major problems Ole In store f0< you as well. cipate in their usual social activities, but It's Important to fit them In your lives as your spouse's health allows. For example, if a large party is too strenuous, let friends know that you would be t)appy to come for dinner. This is the lime to try to "normal- ize" your lives. Studies have shown that a spouse's Ulness is one of the greatest stresses In a person's life. The emotional toll of the Ulness may be harder to recognize and even more difficult to cope with than the physical burdens of caring for some- one. It can also affect your relation- ship. Feelings often lie buried for the first aitlcal months; only to surface later In unexpected ways. It's not un- usual at some point for a spouse to that you were fine, to the point where you stopped expressing "'that you were really feeling . And the physical separation of the hospitali- zation -foUowed by feelings of with- drawal and vulnerability that most patients dperience after a serious ilJ. ness -may have created an emo· tlonol separation, too. Now that you are both stronger, share your feelings honestly. As difficult as an Illness may be, many couples find strength in having survived such an experience. As Carolyn recalls: "I can look back and know that we came through this awful time together and that it has taken its place in our lives without destroying us. That's rawi given us a new kind of bond." l&J Mii C.,. tlr"""' FREE Nftdlecrafts CATALOG! 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NewPort Beach -673-0toO llLL YAM ·· PORSCHE-AUDI 13631 Harbor Blvd. Garden Grove . 636-2333 VOLVO IAILI IQ VOLVO 1966 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -646-UOJ · ---- DAILY PILOT ---- • ROY CARVEil IMW 1540 Jamboree Road Newoort Beach -640.644~ SADDLEIACK IMW 28402 Marguerite Parkway Mission Viejo 831-2040 -495.4949 OLDSMOBILE UNIVERSITY OLDSMOllLE 2850 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540-9640 TOYOTA EARLE IKI TOY OT A 1966 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -646-9303 VOLKS WAGEN JIM'MARIHO VOLKSWAGEN 18711 Beach Blvd .. Hunt. Beach -842-2000 MARK HOWARD YOLKSWA«HH 13731 Harbor Blvd. Garden Grove U4-4100 Altltlulfl T "'' D•nu is not tllt kind of IUJ ""° llcb C*lllll1et, It's still 11 If he'1 lncrt4utous wtltn lie r""9I tlM Mmsioft ttlat IN llilft to tlM role of T., .... ill UC's "THI," 1lrl111 r-.,. at tJOPll. T., ns 11poMd to IM1·ti!M llo111& .-. • ,,._. ~ 11111 It tlM ,rlltltiM' ... YIB CeNll SIMI co.,etttiol. Al 1 lipt-llu~ lie ... It ......... i. ... Al ....... r, "' ...................... ~ .. blnl "" ...... tnil6lc II ca.-11 U11 hi llnMttla, lie W11 ..,,..... -, "' 1Me,en•1at .._ ,.wtllht IM I W ~ t.lt , ....... Mir Seftral ..... T., _ ..._.. tMt"' ~ ...... ,." o.. • I llllilll • HW "fllt a..t ... " Wltll .._. ........ ,..... ...... ""'·Dam ..... ,... ..... Y"'mcwll11•ttlatit .... tlle..,.,._. ........................... cllM_, '1111"•-•• rJlll....,•..Wllllltetell "' tlle ._.,., .... II ttlt *tllc1•illa ,,....... 1111 ..... t11eJ .,, II ......,. h citurn, amiable Greaory Harr ison, of CIS's "Trapper John, M.D.," 1irin1 SuMly It IOPM, is jet a few years into a serious 1di111 e1rur wllidl llas ascended rapidly. He starred as "The lu•Mr" i11 tM rather short-lived but critically acdlimed "lop•'• Run" series and that expo141re earntd him 1 role ie NBC's "Centennial." Then came the Cioftlo role itl "Trapper John, M.D." Harrison recalb Hiit his first job, between the aaes of 4 and 12, wu divlll1 for coins tossed by tourists into tllt Pacific lllrllor waters from the S.S. Catalina steamship. His fattier, Captaitt Ed Harrison, operates 1l1ss bottom boats at pidvr· esque Avalon. The younaster would eam an avtr11e of ten dollars a day from his nautical prowess. Harritoll says that the Gonzo Gates clllr1der he pla,a is "a lot like me. He's just IS irreverent and 11t1impr11Md witll authority IS I am, but llt's 11111 111ln as witty itl the way he deals with It. I'm llSUllly tllinki11 of wlllt I should've said ... after the fact." ·-·~·, ~ ? SPORTS ' .. &. ...... ,_... <•I fllt $tll f"llCIKO '"'' ¥1 lilt S.. -~@ ,,...._ ..... fht New OrlcUS S.1Nh ti Ille u.~ ...... a' t t r C.liltl•ia Mith •I M1ftlltt0ll lwlftS (ll (JI:., ...... S.. 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Cowt11. t of lltt US Wo111Jn t Gymn11hn Cllampro11 tOl 1111111 s.11 Leh c.fy lltt P1oltwo11tl ~111• AQft 1111vrw•1thl CMmO*ldl1P llOvt btrweu llod Scott ind Miro Mtdlatl 110111 Olltwa, C.111de end S¥N1v1I ol tltt f111n1 WIMSMY, AUCUST 10 11:11 • Secw !ht Alltct n Portland f'WOAY MICUST 22 7;• 1._..... lllt Ht• Yor• Vtnitts 11 lht C,hfo1n11 Anaels. llltl tli t n.. tllC 'r!Mr "'Pt flttlts Covm11 of lht I~ round World 8ol11\& Council 1upe1 banllm••lfht till• bOul btlwttn Wiifredo Comet 1nd Dtm• HolmH from Cats11 s P1lact 1n l1s Vt(IS SATUllOAY, AKUST 23 ll:tl e WetW ~ r.-8f0tn Bola vs lht Htslue '" tlle round 1011111 m:tlch of !lit $200,000 WCI lnv1l111on1I tn M1ryl1nd 1• e U a.-.. lhe Ht"' Yor• Y1nllm 11 thr C1hf0fn11 Angeb Oft II•• llllttlllOfl OriOIU II the 01•11nd A$ t:•. (fJ) ...... S.rill .. wt ••e os,n~ • a llCAA l'r•S... S,.C..I Pm1ew ol Ille 1980 NCAA colltl!.~:'11 StlSOft 4:ll Tilt San Dttao Padres 11 lhe Montreal bpos S:tl e CD CI1 a We """' tf s,orts 1.• e D h•~ ,...._. Houston Oilers 11 Oallu Cowboys (fl rr..s.-,...., !he At11nt1 falcons vs the San D1tco Clmam l;ll e ,...S... F...., Tiie Los Anatlts Rams vs the Denver Broncos. SU.OAT, AUGUST 17 7:11 • ''TllrM W11tlltrs" (alN) '49-John Warne, Ward Bond t.00 8 8 0 "Joe rM11Mf" (adv) '76-Bi~n Keilh, Rar T1mr • Cl)®') (JI) "Su,,ort YMt l..oUI lilMlfialtttr" (torn) '71-James Garner. Suzanne Pleshelte. JKk Clim MONDAY, AUSUST 11 1:00 e "T• be~ His Ow'' (dr1) '46-0lrv11 de Hni111nd, John Lund. Cl ''Wllat's lln '1lss1t1tr• (com) '6S-Peler Sellers. Peter O'loole. a> '1111 ll•ls" (R) Part I (d11) '79-Andrew Stevens. Don Johnson. Dou& McClure. 9:00 • (]) (]))(JI) "Her• tf leek '•' 1'111" (mutj '79-ftlm foolaae of J1n1s Jophn. The Beatles. £1v1s Presley, Chubby Checker and more JlJ.Etl!M.JUGUST 19 1:00 e "Ttn little llHlilftt' (mys) '74-0hver Reed. [l~e Sommer a> "Tiit ll•ls" (R) Concl (d11) '79-Andrew Stevens. Don Johnson. Dou& McClure 9:00 a (I) <Ill "lslall4s NI llM Stru111" (dra) '80-Georce C Scolt II 9 "Odt to lilly Joe" (d11) '77-Bobbr Brnson. Glynnis O'ConnOf WEOICESOAY, AUGUST ZO l.1IO a [2) •11.tasr fllaltM" (eom) '76-Jodtt Foster. Scott B110 e "8'<k StrHI" (d11) '61 -Susan H1yw11d. John Gavin G "Tiit lli&ftl VisitOf" (susp) '71 -TrtvOf Howard. ltlf Ullman a> "TM lltW'Slllptl Gi111t" (dr1)-R1ymorwl Burr Dina Mrmll TMUllSOAY, A~ 21 1.1IO a "Stella Dlll&s" (d11) '37 -Barbara Stanwyck. John Boles D "'I' MllSt Die" (d11) '73 Darren McGtvrn Pa111c1a Neal a> ''S_,A" (adv) '7S-W1ll11m Shalne1 r.IOAY, AUGUST 22 1:00 e "lrliuioft llllau" (1dv) '68-Ve11 Milts, Dennis Wum Cl» "FliaM to Tanaitr" (adv) 'SJ-Join Font11ne. J1ck 1'1lance t.00 • CI> <Ill QI) "TIM Dallas CowMy Cllttrluden" (tom) '79-Jtnt Seymour. Bert Convy, lar11ne Stevens SATUIDAY, AUGUST 2J 1:00 e "Kint et Ille Un4trw1ter WtrW" '74-Documintery m "Let•ll4 of LMll lllM" '76-0otumtntuy 1:00 e "1>114'1 fltMnlt" (adv) '72-0ocum1ftt11y • "a,,el11t1111nl wltll 1 Kiiier" (mys)-Jmna Pettet, 8111n Bltmd. 1:00 e CJ) 9 (!J) "Perfect Qe11tlt111t11" (com) '78-ll urtn Bmll. e ''W•f of• Glucllt" (drt) '52-Roiy C1lhoun. Gtnt Tltrn1y. SERVICE ROW ' MUCH IS . . IT WORTH? • • • In the carpet business sometimes it's worth EVERYTHING! Hardly a day'goes by what we don't get a call regarding another company's poor Installation. Occasionally the damage resulting from poorly sewn seams or taped seams is not repairable. Then the value of the investment looks pale indeed! Why pay $300.00 or S 1500.00 for carpeting and gambl e with th e installation? We maintain all of our own crews, all taught the ON LY way to install carpeting -the RI G HT way! The g r eatest majority of our business is referral. There i s a reason! I f :, ;:. · DE N'S l1~irj,8'tlil~: iiisiiiiition: ·custom drap1ri1s• linoleum •wood floor 16U l"LACIMTIA A YIMUE COST A MISA • 64'·4131 · 64'·2l ) .. -Whether she plays the role of Marie Antoinette or a modern-day goddess, Miss Piggy has her heart set on Kermit. the frog who runs The Muppet Show, airing Mondays at 7:30PM on KNXT (Channel 2). It will move to Saturday at 7:30PM when the new series starts on September 20. (The current season also airs Friday at 7:30PM on KERO, Channel 23, In Bakersfield and Saturdays at 7PM on KEYT, Channel 3. in Santa Barbara.) Mirth and merriment reign supreme In the Emmy- Award-winning series when Miss Piggy chases Kermie-and she will not be thwarted! She may be dazzled by the great guest stars in the brand-new fifth season. but her eyes flever falter. They always return to her true love: Dazzling, indeed are the ~uest stars of the naw season. The guest star roster reads like a "Who's Who" In show business. They include Roger Moore. Gene Kelly, Carol Burnett. Hal Linden, Loretta Swit. Johnny Cash, James Coburn, Joan Baez. Mac Davis, Marty Feldman. Glenda Jackson, Buddy Rich, Tony Randall. Blondle, Melissa Manchester, Bro,oke Shlelds and Paul Simon. Whoever the guest star. though, MIM Piggy con- tinues her quest for her dear Kermie. Her merry chaH Is one of the many engaging elements In the .most popular and honored muslcal/varlety Hrlea In the world. The Muppet Show 11 ... n In virtually every city of the U.S. and In 108 countrlM throughout the world. The world-wide WHkly audience II Htlmated to be In exc .. 1 of 235,000.000 peopfe. r .... TV WEEK, AUGUST 17. 1980 Fresh featured segments include "Veterinarian's Hospital." where Or Bob (Rowlf) cracks ribs with his fractured 1okes. "Pigs in Space." where spaceship Swinetrek rides through porkless space. and Muppet Labs, where Or Bunsen Honeydew develops in· vent1ons beyond the grasp of 25th Century man Other favorites with brand new material are Fozz1e Bear. the resident insecure comedian. the Great Gonzo. returning with a whole new repertoire of stupendous stunts, Lew Zealand, the boomerang fish thrower; Statler and Waldorf. the two elderly gentlemen in the theatre box who have seen every- thing and hated It! Also featured is Animal. the monosyllabic. nean- derthal drummer, a member or the slippin' and slidin', jumpln' and jivin' Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem Band. Animal had a duel with Harry Bela- fonte this season which ended with total collapse of both of them. But Miss Piggy's on aga1n-ofl again romance with her Kermie is still one of the most engaging elements of this fun-lilied series. Will she and Kermie get married and have some little lriggys? (or are they poggys?) And 1f they do marry-will the beautiful and sophisticated Miss Piggy be happy hv1ng in a swamp? We'll just have to keep watching The Muppet Show for the answer. Roger Moor e cuddles with Miss Plggy but her heart belongs to Kermie. ..... ... , .. -t:•-...... ... 1 ,. ,..... L'&. .. !. .... ,..._ ............ ........ ~ AIC "••• littOI ........ uu .... 1th II l'rtct•111t 7r00 HD .... Ir:. ne ,..., s.... ,,. • ''" Mer•1•a' I ~?,::"",;~····· ftp .., .... ....... /lt61r., -.,.11 -7:30-....... .., I ::=--s.wmrs .... ....,. • DKtrk C..'911 aroo e O~lllKM11roo l ~a..~ M19111 ltl'Mra I MllMJ Mtute Hollr , .... , .. \If) ~io Ste -1:30- • fillltry • Tiit f1ilbtollts • ~4) Tiie Ca"** AIC News; Once Upeii 1 Clmic ftl on • £111 fllll..lle&t• 9:00 8 (() t1)J TIM Jtfftl1CNIS CJ) "' 1Ewt11111 5""' e @ DnW lttttr111n Show ........... 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Muir 1J TIM ltwtrly HilfbiHlts 0> Tiit ... try loys fI!) l4 Uectr1C Comp1ny O)F11tum so··~ -11:30- U 1a Starch for T0111orro• II U The Doctors II t .it 11)1n's Hope CJ llurtl I H11dy m 10 u """ 2( ZOOlll ID Dk• Cmtt Show- fl) Ancel lttbtlcle 59 Eltctnt Companr 12:00 U It The Youna I the llestleu O 'U lJ 01ys of Our lives D T•lli&hl Z1111e U ~' t.Q1 Jt All My Children • News 0 m m Movies: S~P daytime movie 1is11na fZ!) l)QJ Over bsy (C-C) i4 Features -12:30-e M1•t Douatu Show \'11th co hos! Lynn Redarave 8 Su ren for Tomorrow fZ!) Yo11 tor Health 24 Features fD Movies so Vitti Aleare 1:00 0 8 1t As the World Turns II J3 3t Another World U ~l 10 B One life to l tvt li' fZ!) Futures so PublK Policy Forum -1:30- O News 14 Futures 2:00 0 f 1 t Tiie Gu1d1n1 Ltaht D 'V 3t Teus D Dinan I friends U '10.l :.29 Ctnml Hospital a frOllside CD Crosswits ID T1111n 114) Over Elsy (C·C) eLat01Mon lO , ... ..,,. -2:30- tD ltl'I.., •''"" J4 y , ... ., .. fil!ll\t'r'*" m u St•• JMA 3:00 B It CIS Atttr ... 11 'l•rtloust (lj Joey ind Redh1wk' In this m1•1ser1u two U yur old boys. from completely dtllerent b1ct. arourtds meet unde1 llr1n11 c11cum \l•t1ees Ind resolve 59me ol the 1llfhcul11u ol arow1na up and duhn& with the adult world Ch11s Petmen and Guillermo San Juan stir II M11th Game U 3) '2f The Edee of Nlaht l .lolln Dniclson Show- 0 !O l1 Movie: See daytime movie l1st1ne CD Groom Goufies m Superman U Whttl of fortune 2• $0 Features -3:30-u ~Uord: 'rinlt lnwestl11tor 3 M1h 0ou1111 Siio• II Muy Tyler Moore O John Davidson Siio'# With co host Bobby Goldsboro U M~its: See da~llme mov1u CD Yaci Bur & fritncls 1 t Bat1111n m tan-l1rnin l u Password "us u V~l1 Aleare ID flit Mlt.W U.,. a.. n Cl!Mt1t11CJ OM 4:00 11 ta llllfJ Tyltf Mwt ,, , .... 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OF'F'ICE ASSISTA:"T • RF:CF;PTIONIST T HELP YOURSELF Hundreds of Ornn~e County companies ha' t> hired In me l(rilduates Call no\\ for more information and brorhure:. The Or anji!e County employer~ need you no"' Inquire auout finanrilll aid ilSSl!!tance' !You mav be ell1?1ble for Federal i;erants cind loims I · GET STARTED HOW! CALL 556-8890 P-ste 5 ~~ING 2 ... 6 E. COAST HWY. CORONA Da MAR formerly Select Interiors 640.2700 OR 640-2934 Lee's carpets $1.00 above cost -WHll only-enCh 8-2A-80 ~:50% C•••H ., ..... ,., •• .. ..,,..,.,, ...... ,....,.. -.......... ...,.,., -................ _. ................. If dtl -==---=a=-r_tJ_c_e--:P:".'"I a-n-:k-:l-.-::>~O-t1 sq. ft. Hartco Oak Parquet 1.69 SQ. ft . Oak Parquet .~9 so. ft. ~ 0ak Plank Prefinish 2. 75 so ft . up to 30% OFF ~ Draperies up to 50% OFF Linoleum ltlrtlng et 3.99 yd. SUNDAY (Continued) d1ls come upon an ab1ndoned child, n lhey flee across lhe desert lo escape lhe law 2i lntern1tio111I ltrtchen ED Pltd&e Bre1k/btl'in1 11 P'ops 'Old Timer's N1ghl The Mills Brolh ers The lhree Mills brothm offer an evening ol harmony when they 1oin John Williams and the Boston Pops l6 Soccer, Made in Gtrmny -7:30- 0 Norm Crosby's Comedy Sllop f~ Ve1u Di1est 8:00 fJ Cl. <Ui Afdlie l1111ker's PIKt (R) A so1telul customer's remarks aboul Fred prompts Archie to take drastic steps lo slra1ghlen' the wailer out II ilJ! ill! CHiPs (R) 'Peaks and Valleys" A c1v1I su11 ltled by an 1n1ured mo to11s1 causes Jon and Ponch lo consider qu1tt1nt the Cahforn1a H11hway Patrol Iii Wild KinldOm U <ml a Tht All·AmericH P'le Thts vanely speml 1s hosled by Joe Namath and lakes a lascm111n1 and warm look at amazing and un· usual s11u111ons Americans encoun 1er 1n lhe11 work and leisure lime 0 GEO.GE VANDEMAN: * "STRESS" Iii It Is Written Ul HEAR RAY STEVENS' * NEW HIT • HEE HAW m HM Haw Ray Stevens. Boxcar W1ll1e. Ava Barber and Janel Davies are tbe cuests ® benin1 at P'ops Henry M1nc1n1 wilh Arthur Fiedler and lhe Boston Pops Orchestra Al MnltfJitct Tlle1tre: UMie -1:30- • ()})OM D11111 TiM (R) Ann's feehne a crimp in her life-style when her mother and lather move to Indianapolis and her mother eels a job as a retephon1st-1n Ann's office Nanette Fabray auests. • WIN MW WNW ti Alli!Mls • Tiie Wol1d '"""'" fD l.ftllillc It "" S,.i1I: U'lt 1111 o,ellills llipt (R) This proeram fu lures Jolln W~hams and lhe Boston Pops Orchestra. 1:00 9 CJ) (IJ) TIM JtfftrlNI (R) CeOf&e brgs he's found the perfett &di for Jenny ind lioneV-s _ ba~ shower, but l11ls to notice thlt wh•I they m lly nud can't be bouahl 1nd pacuaed. 8 G 0 Tiit 111 En11t: "J11 Plllllltr" (C.C) (adv) '76 (2tus)- 8111n Keith, Ray Tr1cey. Ricardo Motttalban. The stO(J of a yo11n1 Semlllole lndi1n whose dtt1r111in1· lion to make 1 """ lift outsidt the confintt of the viflll• where ht are• !'1' Is n11r1y tflwtrted by the dt1th of his best fntnd. •Jtrrrf ... • CJ) 9 ...... : ·•s.,,ett Yw I.tell ..,.._.., .. (C.C) (com) '71 (21111)-Jemes Gtr"er. S.z1nne l'Tislletlt, Tacl 01m. A ruuway bndepoola 1tts il!to tradll Mitri ht llOllS u • femo• pllfictiter to hldt froal '* jlltff lltMlt l ........ c.fiiij ........ -= Jiii SWllrd is Ille IMlt• • ..... ........ cc.c> 1=:u. TV WEEK. AUGUST 17, 1980 -9·30._- f) 1(WTiie1tittnMS (R) The guys are convinced lak1n1 ·tare ol a baby LS child's play. but when Ille caJs leave newborn Jessita 1n their care they soon discover il's a whole dtllerent ball eame 0 Foais 1111 lritailt Cl) Tlllt "'9wille llllsit Mel Hits. Oottsy and r reddy Weller auest 0) 300 MillioMs 10:00 fJ ()}) Tra,,., Miii, 11.0. (R) When his old l11end. Dr Brain Hanley. be11ns lo behave errahtally, Trapper allributes 11 merely lo Al den's slron&ly competitive nalure- bul Conzo 1s concerned. espe<:1ally afler Hanley mysteriously lreezes duune a Irle or death emeraency D lltn Cl Ernest AIM Htllr OJ Jinl111y S.1111rt ill) Willi1111 fa11fhtr: A lift 011 P'aper D fOf Ille ROClff~ -10:30- m11ns m l'lod1• lru k/llnltrplect flle. atre: Lillie (C·C) "Coinc on the St11e" Lillie 1s pre1nanl and the Pnnce of Wates comes to her aid by arranJ'"I for her to move lo Paris for lhe btrlh of her child. CD Mundo tft Delli11&1 11:00 fJB•(J)CflB.._. CD llfts/PU C... Iii P'aceselters .. Old Tllllt """ .... , m Mewie: • "tint GMflllltn" See listin1 at 7PM . .., (}}) ·~ v .. ..,. O Mllll-12 ta lltn~ .... m !Iola .. llrrll/lltlle a w.st'"' b,...,• -11:30- fJ s,.11 flNI • IDl al) lltM: "lildllM: "' DIMtf," ...... c.Mt: Off .... Recd' .Tiit 711 a. (J)T.,.. Cllllt Is """- (!)) llttlt: "l'"" 1IHll Otlltf Slnlll'fS" (com) '70-Cl& Younc. Anne Jackson, Bea Arthur, Ricllerd C.$1elllno. Cloris luchman, Hlf!Y Guardino. Ann Mura. .... : "'.,,.. ............. (adv) '68-Joan Addis, fewn Silwtr, flobert Burns. ...... ,,.. 1'11111rt / ..... : • "II""'" (dra) '30-Htrbttt 111"111111. blM Percy . ........... ..... Nee -11:45-. 911111111: "Jill MW-rrwt t11111111*." ...... tflllt ..... 11100 • .............. (drl) '74- SMlltYWlftten. Jtlll V.11 Ark, llny l'Tilnus. llllCllMI l'.Mllallllllt ......... :··--,. (JI ............... ( .. ) '69-Geortt Sepl, Uf1141 w-. -12' .. - ...... : ...... en."(...,) ·n--. ........ ,,......., , ..... ..,. -=:iii . . . tiiiiiiiil ~--·· .......... _..._~ ............ lftlt .... 10:00 • LV (U ) 'rt·Smen F•tNll lhr Nevi Orlt1n1 Saints at the Houllon 01lt1' J Hlli1 ti ~ (C.C) • frt--4-All • f•lllilr fll111 restlv11: "The Little ltalCalt" • ._.,..,..,..Too G lter•l4 of Trllttl m ••• HIHMatd It~ lllC ltli"°41s m lltWl/flllbof So«.er 0) hWKtftttr WM•ty -10:30- 121J llids Al• hojllt Too D lllC Relitlotd "A Talent 101 Lite lews ol the Italian Rena1wnce" Iii ltOur " ,._, Cl) CalYary a.,,_1 \H Mo•ie: ~ "Without lon" (com) 45-Spenm Tracy, Kath111nr Hepburn Glo11a Grahame 11:00 D lueb.111 Ooublthtadtr Thr Cahlorn1a An11els at the Minne sola Twins. • ®l (11) Bueull NOT£ Su Sunday llstinc 11 I PM CD Movie: ~ "Tuaboat A1111i1" (com) 33-Wallace Beery, Ma11e Dressler. Robert Youn11 Cl) Church in the Home ~ Mowit: "Ch11buc:o" (d11) '68- Rit.lw.d [&.an_ Suuo Stmbei1. Ch11stopher Jones. Ann Sothern m Masterpiece Thulre: Lillie -11:30- .. Movie: "Gu11flcllt1rs" (wU) '47-Randolph Scott Ooiothy Hart, Barbara Brttton. Forrest Tucker. Bruce Cabot. 8 CD l2IJ Alli111al\, Ali1111ts D Rew. Teny Ctlt Mlltbhr I A"•RNOON 12:00 B ClD) (3) Issues I An-.n G Surd! Cl) Taruin @ H1t111rlitits for tht Arts tD ON friends, lltw fritnds (R) 9 TH IMO Oru111 and '41slt Cori" Chmi>ionWp -12:30- • CD ® l2ll DlrectioM G H11111S1 HotfMats ID This w.ft ift lnelllft fD "•Jtr's International Tennis Chlmpionsllips htMs,.tllactllls 1c00 .~...,.....,WO,... 'USA • Cll 9 .._II Ille Mon trtal £a~ at Ill• Ptttiburtll Ptralts OTr liine ma~ bt sub1•cf fo ct11nu. dtpend1n1 upon wht1her •~• a•m• is c1111ed ltve or on tape dtl1y ) •"" ..... " , m '"·$111111 hotlt1ll (R) I ht Los AllCtlu R1ml vs Ult 01ll1s Cowboys e11erc.-..., a ~ <IJ rtaret'a l•ter111tlou1 ftnnla a.a .. l•n•• ID8'dllll._ -1:30- DAl OM W'dll e uuret & H1rdJ lll T11t Mlalltit's ~ frt11tit1 2:00 a> Mowie: !liJ "Tiie Despmt• Houn" (dra) ·s~ Humphrey Boaut. fredeuc Much m lltJlc:o, lhcll 1 £Jl<11tntro -2:30-D Sulldly O futurette "Puce We Paid" SJ "1"4 Ole ()pry (R) I hrs spec~I. from the Gland Ole Opry House in Nashville Tenn , futures Lorelli lynn, Iha Wilburn B1others. Oel Reeves Charlie Walker Skeeter 01v1s. P0<ter Wa1oner. Minnie Pu rt Ronnie Milsap, Roy Acutt and rNny. many more 9 Super Memotlts of the $uper llotlls 3:00 B lnltrhce (I) Tllis WMk in Baseball D Movie: "Mrssalina vs. Son ol lltrt11lts" (dra)-RK:hard Hamson Gastoni. Marilu Tolo I]]) Mowit: wl..lrry" (dra) '74 -lynt Daly, Frederic forrtsl il1l Movie: CMJ "Brainstorm" (mys) '65-Jelf Hunter, Anne Francis Dana Andrews, Stacy Hatfis ® ON friends, Ntw friends "91 Movie: Cl!& "A Stolen life" (dra) '46 Bette Oav1s. Glenn ford Dane Clark. Walter Brennan -3:30-. 8 lltwsMl"rs (.IJ Coors Western Outdoorsm1n JD hwarotti lD Siem,,, en Oami11co 4:00 fl Movie: tilt "Tit1nic" (dr1) 'SJ-Clifton Webb. Robert Wagner. Barbm Slanwyck CD It's Y111r 8WMa U SportiWorld Covmee ol the Unrted States Woman's Gymnastics Championships lrom Sall Lake City, the !'rofess1onal Karate Assoc111i0n Heavywe1111t Cllampionsh1p bout be tween Ross Scott and Miro Michael from 01tawa. Canada, and Surmal ot the fittest U G1t1I Mftflt11re (JJ [llltfttllCJ One ®J To le AllM1111Ce4 CB Sia Millitn S Man Q) Movie: ''Tiie Amtrlcano" (adv) '55-Glenn ford. Fran• loveroy (I) ""' P'tr1011MtKes 9 lntroducilla liofoo -4:30- My Tllr" Sons 8 Silptr lilt-lel Of tllt S., ..... !Jll Olrecl'9fta 'IO C2j lolirr1t1 • Mftiil1111 5:00 WIW lln&dom. •Stai Trtt . . .. "' 11•a•s•11 • ~ wv1Ma1• of "" ~llb" tco111) '6S-lommy Kirt Jonnnv Crawford, Ronny Howard. f reddy Cannon Beau 81ummels Q) llltvle: "Ca,t1IH CM· ,.,.... .. (tdv) ·37 S11tt1Cer Jracy. M1thr Rooney. Melvyn Ooualas. frtddie Bar1holornew ,UJC11r~n1 @ Meet tllt .,. .. S>PIH11truk/~11 lltl Sb,..J I Hutch -5:30-D U lltwS -Holf,wood Squrts (l}) lour11ey to Alhtftturt !HJ fow1 tlll llert's to Your lltalth (C·C) t21J Candid Camera 6:00 fl D <!. ill !DJ \DJ Nm 'I• forum U Movie: "Sidecar Racers" (dra) 75 (2hrs) Peter Gram Wendy Huthu, John Clayton, Ben Murphy A younc American 1n Australia ra•es up sidecar racint U Wlkllife Adventure ®J f1mUr feud al Movie: Ji1' "MJ fnorlte Sprn (com) 51 (2hrs)-8ob Hope. Hedy Lamarr A burlesque comic 1mperso nates i European spy to get stmt plans IOI the U S 'R hlentions lli Circle of Stars Conway Tw1fly" fD f'tedae Brea\ I All truturu Grul and Small 'Merry Cenrlemen · g' Old Friends. Hew friends -6:30- 0 J U llews 'I: In Search Ot . D News Conference U Widt Woild of Adventure O Joler! Johr! Johr! E. Tab 10 for Eduution !~hff lfomt (Ill Foc:11s (f(l Victory Garden U SlrpersUr Profiles 7:00 0 .1 111 60 Minutes D »i 'DJ Disney'1 Wo"derl11I WorU: "Ctiild of Glau" (C·C) Part I (R) Wiien youne Aleunder Arms worth 1s mystically chosen to unravel the baHhnt riddle that will allow a 100 year old ghost to rest 1n peace, lhe sta&e 1s set fo1 murder and mystery in this tale of the super natural U 1QJ \21) Galadia 19IO (R) "Slarbuck's la!I Journey" The fale oJ soatt wamo1 ll Starbuck 1s re vealed rn a v1v1d dream of teenaee &enius 01 lee 1n wh!Ch Starbud, crashes on a desolate planet where he reassembles a Cyloo robot tor company and meets -a woman ol ul\Urthly beauty D Quiz Kids m IAowit: (Ii!) "Tllrte Godfallltn" (adv) ·49 (2hrs)-John Wayne Ward 8ond, Pedro Atmendam Three ban Pege7 TV WEEK. AUGUST 17. 1980 1 TUESDAY I lhere 1s more than one way to stay el1&1ble D tR The Misadventures of Slier· ill lollo {R) "Who's the Sexiest Girl in the World' .. When a model. who has been receiving death threats. pays a secret v1s11 to Orly Hot Spuncs. her stay 1s complruted by a "cently widowed woman with a eu•lt complea See this documented story (with pictures): Peter Williams and Rheo H. Blair, Nutritional Scientist, tell about SUPER NUTRITION and how it saved this boy's life ! AM LOS ANGIUS(i) 9:00 AM WEDNESDAY VIDEO CASSETrEs FOR SALE OR RENT AVAIL.AIU MOW • SATW .. 3 • JULIA •THI IOSI • A STAI IS IORM • AM UMifAHllD WOMAN • CHl .. ATO~ • TURNING P'OIMT • NORTH DALLAS 40 • COAL ~·s DAUGHTH • THI JllK .J•· , .... VIDEO CASSfTIE RENTALS 6.16 8928 ~/\A ,,q .• ,.,,,, 11.1 r."""" : AUGUST 19 for mornin1 and 1l1tr-listi111s, please see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. lelow, tor ,our CAll!wtniffct, 1r1 the day's mowies. OAmME MOVIES 12:00 D ~ "Ope11tion Mer· maid" (dra) ·61 -lleenen Wynn m l!!) "The Crowd Roars" (d11) '38-Rober1 TaylOI II) "The Silvtr CNhct" (d11) '55-Paul Newman 3:00 D "Oid Yov Ht1r the OM About the Tr 1wtlin1 S.ltsla'Y I" {com) ·68-Phyllrs Diller ®J "lliYtr of Mystery" (dra) '69-VIC Morrow. Claude Akins 9 "By tht Upt of the Silvery Moon" {com) '53 -Doris Day. Gordon MacRae 3:30 B "llf1ch Casanova" (adv) '64-Cur1 Jurgens. Capuc1ne EVENING • 6:00 U II fD Cl2l News a Wollder Woman • CD cr11 rDJ '111 News Dlhllff ID Si1 MilliOll S Ma11 G> It T1•a 1 Tlliel ® Veps Di1tst m The Electric Companr !DJ All In Ille F 1mily 9 The Old HoustwoRs -6:30-D CD ric Tic Dllip <Ill Men Griffin SM CI2l CD Qll News ® Veps Dicat St Diel CMtt 5"" (JI Tiit ltMy Bulldl m Clltpilll 9 Sbtdio See 1:00 .... @ ... . (J) TIM <* Ceu,it •~-sr• G CJ) TIM Jobr's Wild m ltoerlJ for ltell""9d (lhr) Don Ad1ms. Don Rickles and Ch111ton Heston star in this ztny review of stall and films from Ch1plin to ·~d· niaht CowbQy.' @TIC TIC De.ell • TIM Str1tb ti SM F rtllCltce •Plcl9 """"---~!"----:---~----i a"'"'°"* Al*--e&a .. T_.. 8 TIM llldlel/lelnt bpert -7:30- •2 •tie Ttwll (J) "'"' °"' ... •••• es1..,..._rw, .. ())Pl ...... e a.r ....... o•n"S·H .,...,,... •tae•i. ....... .,~ ..... ... .... ......... 8100 •Cll@ llll ......... (R) Slllflli flu11b • Mstory tttl •1111 It ofJ Ille Mlllt!M• !Hill illfll Ills "9llJ, ,_......,tMCllftlll111tMI a l'ri50lltr: Cell ... H Toni IS stared and concerned by the nein that her lawyer brinu her and Bea's attitude towards her chanaes when she linds out what realty happened white she was in sohtary 8 (Ill '111 Ham Oar• (R) ·~tison" fon11e encounters a love!) computer proerammer who remains aloof and Fonzie decides that this rs the one he wants to settle down with. D Movie: "Ten Little h14i11H" {mys) '74 (2hrs)-01rver Reed. me Sommer Ten straneely assorted peo pie find themselves house guests at a myslerious mountain caslte reached only by prrvate cable car m PM M11azine G> hie: "Tht Rebels" (R) Conti. (dra) ·79 (2hrs)-Andrew Stevens. Don Johnson, Doue McClure A lust lul playboy. an idealist and a back woods brawler f11ht lo build a nation (ft) SPECIAL: Come low Ille Chil-dren {Jhrs) ® Ncw1 (C.C) fD Spu•in1 of lowt: Leo 114nustil Dr Leo Busca11ra of USC shares his thou&hls on the ·11m1tless concept of love' rJJ) flMhrds -8:30- • CI:ai a ltwtn1t I S..fltr (R) · The Collector .. The 1rrb infif. Irate a men's steam room to foil a loan sllar~·s ·~=s to collect. m Tiit °" ID S.,.r Esttlet Mllllcal 9:00 11 CJ) tUl lllM: "hialds ill t11t StrN111" (dra) '80 (2hll)-Geor1e C. Scott. D1w1d Hemmlnp. This Hem· 1npay story focuses on a min, Tom Hudson. who. leetin1 himself a la1lure, sequesters himself 1w1y from the world. on a stml·isol•led tropic1t island. only to find the world and second World W1r mov1n1 ewer closer to his dootltep. e Do111ll1t TOllflllt "Reunilln1 Birth P11ents and Children" Alter 25 years al separation. Donahue re· united a woman who was ~idn.pped "1 her lat htr from her motlltr"'=-e a 11e111: '1WI .. ., -~ (C·C) (dra) ·n (21us) -Bobby Benson. Glynnis D'Connot. Joan Hold! m Tht slOfY of two MisJissWj teen111rs wllose rONnte brl11p joy unM a SIKret of llleir ret.~ propels 8dly lot into • pr~icMn and t111ic manner 011 the hi· lall1tcllle Bndp • CJ) • nn.•s C..,.., (c.q (It) "H1lllkllfftdw Wllefl 111 1bwtll 11111\dtd polic1111111 ltnes his c6 ti Ille trio's 11111rt111111t, Cllrissy and Jld_ ••• Ill• tllb Oii Wll otlMI and •=re·s no ••1 == .... • ....... (C.() e "'*9 .... I Al4 TIMI I ........................ :-J.~c... .... • ~..,. ..... ,_ .~ ..... ...... _.. .. --=-=-~ ......... .,...,.., ~ ... ,., .... -a.oo iti" llllla • ~ t Al (Rl the Casttnf11y '-C 1idtt .., ... *" flo ltads • ... -dellftC •ll•lllPt to bml M1m1's ,,. ~It ll:ll" <••> ~11114 Olll ol en old PfOlll•'1 ,, ..... .,, ............. 1""7 " ,.... •aauute ........ 1t1t ..... lilt' (MW) ,,--.,.. (2~1) (R) "May Wt Ma~ lilrt T•. , .. .......,, 1'*91 Pro.d" Mafy 11111tts fllHtrs 111 •wi Pt•1tt1. ltt Cimo. 1motl0flll ~ .. ~do.11 altt1 a hte ...., ~. GtM L~. 10111 throuah the Walnut Crowe ~ O'W lllol *1 ,_..,. ~llool lot lilt 81111; t1111111111 1111 .. It. ,._.. t111tM 1414 Ille Ide of h11 111l1nt Mii (Ptttnul Ots l*tM ti Ills We tllltl llt trlff lo ''thOll AdVtted) .., ..... "' ... * tllt ..... : ...,, bdl llit 0-" ..-.... _, te Ills -.111 (dfa) '" (?lln)-01~11 di H1vtlt.lld. • ......._ " , ..... ,. (dl•> .iolll luacl All unwtd llfl, 1n love ''1-lltft Sctlt, _,., •MOI l w1lb a 11111 "fled 1n Wo1ld War I, •• ,,__ t'4l(ltl 1& 01 c1va hlf ~Y 111 adoptron to t111nds .,.. • IN M4 deat1oy t'e 1'llO '°61 Ult1tS pnll. Sit Meilry M«P,ft. wbO • ()) (fl S nat'• 1Krt4i)lt Ila twllM Olll tilt ••tisll (I) ft1lum include killer plants 1• e "Tiit UiM ~" 11111 dt~I 1111m.ls. a 111yst1fyrn1 btll (•d•) 'SS-511111111 Heyden. 1n OlllO 11111 tithes tll• ta• ol 1raw1ty. Ari111 llttit Albupeth, lbclltld • ·water •1tcfl' who w01ks his maaic C.-. ltHtl letlJllH to ltlld •altr 1n the desert • com al '1'le ............ ("1) puttr that allows a yOlln& man to '69-Stlldll Ott. Wrlliam SmOh. 'spta-· •1th his eyes. 1nd •German lloy TIINIMS, N Hitt $1\tphtfd whole love lb< her ""sler 8 ''SltlltlJ ktritt" (111ys) ltd fltt on a I.~ mrle io111ney ·~-Jolln P,yne, Allene Dahl. G lllMil: .,....., IM P1myca1r· ~ fltlllNIC. Kent llylor (com) '65 (2hrs )-Peter Sellers. >:• • "ludl ~"(com) '63-Pettr O'Toole. Romy Sch11e1d11. Bob Cum111rn,s. Dolotlly Malone, Capucrne A younc, enaaaed man ts frankit A~aton reluctant to 11~• up auls and ste~s lht 11d ol a married psych1al11sl. with a mllCll worse probkm 1 1vu1-1 ... : .,.. ...... <R> P•rt, •-_...,....,,.. ....... .....,.__. (dra) '79 (21lrs)-Alldrew Stevens, 7:00 •••<D .... (J)llltOH~ -...... h • Cl) lilt ..... ,.. -• ..,,SrWl!a .. (II) Tic TIC ~ • Tiit ...... S.11 rranciKo • °"' lJlf (t.() • ..,DIJI ... e1.alllcaT..W.1U.11 a n. lldeiltt.Mr ,...,, -7:30-.. . ..,. .. CJ)"'"' °"' .. • Cinder hrll11t Hosted by David Kofowlh. en.r • ....,._ Cl)PI ...... • (JI FICI lie ... azera-s•M Don JohMOn. Ooua McClure A lllSI· lul pt.yboy, an 1duhsl and a back· woods brawler t11ht to build a nation. m a latltul '-•crapllic ,,.. till (R) "The Mysle11ts of the Mind" This proaram uplores the most Powerlul loice on urth-the hu· man mind -1:30-• CD (fJ) WUf' ill CiMillMtl (R) Venus flytrap is offered a much hr1her pay1n1 ,ob as procram direc· tor ol a rinl radio slahon 18 S--,... "Gossip lrom the Fomt" James Earl Jones hMts -~ a n.. l'rMattn 9:00 B CD (f}) M0A"S0H (R) Ancered by the way c1v1han doctOfS statesrcle are prol11in1 from the war. Ha•ktye presents the Army with a bill for h1s medrcal servlCU. • CJ) CBl a llotlt: "Neren ": W 'n' Ill'' (mus) '79 (2hrs)-f1lm and tape foot11e from the careers ol 82 al the rotk wof1d's b1uest stars 1nclud1na Janrs Joplin, Tht Beatles, Elw1s Pmley and Chubby Checker ID _. tD P1t41t l111k / L.A. Call1rtl "Good Mornin1. America·· Nancy Dussault and Karen MCKrow team up in a u~rtt·styled eveiuna of sones. humor and tun . -9:30-• CD Ill> Httst Calls (R) The stall of Kensrn1ton Hospital 11 shoched when the new adm1n1stralor l11es Amos ., &ti ..... Es 9 Jin II tM MlillttMllCa Sii-. 10100 • (fJ) Lii lrllt (I) A slow llM dlJ Sllddtllly tfUjltS •lltll Ill 111111Qualt IMh a tlle city, sets oil a •••• of •llld•lilln and uutes 1 powtt blaclovt tMI lt1m Ille Tub willl llO wty to pnnt lllt story •ID all SPIC-."!'..,. "'*'t Allletlcl "YoullC Will ltoctts" (d11) ·ao (1111)-Roktt H.yes. Jacl Et.m . lohn Anderson. Gent Enns. 111• t.IOlY ol the limed cowbOy/plllloso p11e< 1'11owtt1111 Will, 1 shtufi's dtp uly. d1scovtrs t~al Ille troubles betwtc11 lht Indiana 111d white rttl· dtnls of ~ii O~lloma llolnttown •tft u11stll by I SCMllllllC ~nd o-ner Olll lo reap a h11anc11I bo llaJlla lrom ICltS ol Oll.f'ICl\ '111operty ..... • .._., fnh11u an interview with Of Julian Nava, the uwty ap· POlftled ambawdol to Mnl(.CI, .................... O llulltt11t ......... 1SM, ............ ,cNe -10:30-. •""" • P1t4Ct lm•tlm an4 Ille ~ sa., Oute1 Coidoo Quartet (No 3)" Mus1crans Outer C01don. ttn01 sa1, Ruylus Reid, bass, Geot1e ~bits. pm1a, 1nd [dd1e Gladden. drums ente1tain 1n 1n ewe nine ol 1au lrom Iowa Slate U ® lilt ~ k11111al 11:00 Bii ()])ID llt'ft • Tiit ......,._ S..M • rn CBl o a 11as D lletit: "Yntar .. y, T9'17 allCI r ... rrow" (com) '64 -Sophia l01en. Marcello M1stro1ann1 l 1n1 Pia. Armando ltovaiotr •Tiit<*~ . ..., .... &Wll at,u.ib (C.C) -11:30- ,, ~.lltritt: "Marry 0," a <iia~c.,.. • Tiie Oilllw "-&; (ft a lews/llllltJ ................ ews..n GJaal~AIC._ ..... a ~• .... 12100 ., ...... ~ .Ill ... ...... • Tiie """' -12:30- • Gt .. Mtry • ..,._Ill .. ..., ..... 1:00 .. (ll) a Tiie r..-rw .. ••111111 ..... : "TM "" Gllys -Ille IM ~" (d1a) '69-Robtrt Mitchum. Georae Kennedy. Oa~td c.rrad1ne. lhrt1n Balsam m lilfflt: "Cattle Drift" (WIS) '51 -loel MtCrea. Oun Stockwell. Chill Wills. Leon Ames 2:00 -2:30- • llllttie: "Hauar's MtMJr" (dra) '70-Roberl Webber. Susan Strasbfr1. David Mc.Callum. leshe 1C1tl$en, till1 Palmer I THURSDAY] AUGUST 21 fOf IMfllilll allll after-. listilp. pluse SH OAYTllllE PROGRAMS. ...... "' ,..,, cont•ittlct. are tilt day's llMia. DAmlllE MOVIES 12:00 G ~ "Tiie <h·low l11t~ dent" (•es) '43-Henry fondl Dana Andrews Henry More•n. Anthony Quinn m iM "Watuloo l1i•1•" (dra) "40-Rot>ert htlof a> ''YoJatt to Ille Bottom of tllt Sta" (SCI fr) "61 -Waller Prd&eon. Joan font•1ne 3:00 G "TtllSioft at Tallle ha" (wes) '56-Rrchard Cean (ta) "Heller i11 P'inl Ti1Ms" (com) "60-Anthony Quinn 0 "Tiie lllsl of Oiftli· trios" (mys) · 44 -Zachary Scot I. Sydney Greenstreet. Peter Lorre. f aye Emerson J:]CI • "Tiie ~ 111 "" l~le Milli" (com) '66-Tommy K11k. Deborah Walley, Aton K1nca1d. Basil Rathbone •V•NINQ w. ACROSS I F're"ch for 'Ch:>r,,,.d' & BeDCh or bath 9 Ta•t I 0 Soulh American parrot 12 Attempled 15 Ouestooned 18 type ol shirt 20 P~uenl 21 Bl~h btrd 22 11\doMIS 2• Shy 25 'It'\ •• • You 28 haver PfO,-cl 31 ~""•unit 32 Coo.ii 3• Ca!i.d 36 Soles U AH 1n Ille family n Hue's to Your Huttll -6:30- llt illl lllws D CJ ) ft< Tac Dou1ll rmi lllm Griffi11 SMw fD Did C.tt si.w (21) TN lr"J l1111th ED ~ El P'll""1 101 St• Stt 7 :00 fJ 8 II iUl News TN 04d Cou,ie D lu•r Fu D CJJ Tiit lMtr'MliW m SP'ECIAL: Ms. P'lloloce11ic, USA (!hr) Robert Urich hosts the Inst Ms Pllotoeemt Paeeanr •hece the enhanls &1e 1udeed f()( then beauty and pllotoeenrc qualrtres (l}) Tic Tac Oou&h Cl) Tiit St....ts of Sin fra11tiwl l2J) Couste111 OdJSWY fD P'led1• l mk I Tu111 of the Cent wry f3) Htppy Days Acakl ID Los lticos Talllllltn llora11 0 The Mtcfttil/ltflru Report -7:30- D The Gell& Show Happy DIJS Aaal11 U 111 S.rdl DI ... ··Air Disaster Pred1Ctrons·· • lllttll GI• P'M (() ,. llla1Ni111 e QJJ f 11C1 Ille Mai< Cf) (JI) M0A~·H @ f ltlliy FtlMI ct TN lll1dltill ltl1111 11.,.rt ID ArilM a 11ews a ....... DOWN 2 ~CllYlty l Soulhem tl.>le 1•bbr ) 4 Foo1no1e tlbbrevrllhon ~ JndoOI\ MUSIC31 composohOf'I 6 [1lhtr 1 Corn~r 8 Roild 11 Most Jt•d , 13 Brow11 .. ,.., I• Embodtmtrll 16 Trtmtlle I 7 Previously 19 Houses 2l TV medie;M t•Jm•ner (ctue lo pu1lle .Jns-) 26 Scl\ool Of&;)l\01311on (lbbr ) 12 11 37 lnc\er or ouier )9 She pl.Jyed 'The B"etoot 27 ConttsS.t ' l9 °"9011111on lltllt ¥Ht 4,...... f'IOtted 'l(ftOd!OUt. •2 fl'll~tlVt ,.... fM.t.OW 33 Jst.>c:s son JS Challen .. 36 SMcMJy open 31 Neff to 40 ""m• .,.ltfMt"s Ofpt11ia hon <*'l 8:00 fJ lf2· .losllua's World (I hr) Racial bigotry was an unfortunate fact of "'' 1n 111111 '-run~ 10 lht 1930·~. and Or Joshua Torrance finds 1t d1ff1cufl lo conduct his practice fully and rme his chrldrrn honestly Rrdmd Creon.a stars 8 @ QJ) l'UMIEJl: The GlllltS People P'lay (90m) This sports/van ety serits salules unusual and enter laonrng competitive endeaY01s and Jhe men. women and children par lterpate '" them 1ust for the fun of 1t Bryan! Gumbel llos1s with cohosts Johnny Bench. Cyndy Garvey, Mike Mamie and Donna de Varona O Movie: "Stella Dallas" (dra) ·37 (2hrs)-Barbara Slanwyck. John Boles The story of 1 molher"s love and sacriflte for her daughler fl (3) CfAJ (21) MOfk & Mllldy (R) (lhr) ··Mork vs. Lhe Nmotrons" A beautiful. but deadly aeent. rs sent to earth by the Necrotrons as a mret agent with rnstrucnons lo romance Mork into sp1lhnt all he knows about Earth customs so that the Necrotrons can launch an invasion Raquel Welch euests '.J) Tiie luters witll lallal\Ct Ill lllowit: "'I' lllusl Die" (dra) '73 (2hrs)-Oarren McGav1n. Pat11c11 Neal. Bureess Merrd1th A Hun eanan. l1vtn& 1n a South American country. eets involved 1n politics. industrial chaos. murder and tilt .tSSassmahon of the e11led llC)llh tal leader ID P'lll MaaNl111 8) ~ "Slltwrun" (adv) ·7~ (2hrs)-W1lham Shatner An animal trainer. hrS pet wolf and ea ale f1&ht desperately for s111"¥1val when trap 2 3 • • 13 2l rv WEEK. AUGUST t 7, 1980 ped 1n lhe frozen peaks of lhe Rocky Mountains fD IS The Couste111 Odyssey 'The Nile" (R) Put II • ~ llblit i11 Oil P'ailllill1 -8:30- .I llttn's....,.. .The 044~ ED LI CaraMM M Allllrioet Joi Slillt c.-. 9:00 fJ (I}) SP'ECIAL: Tiie 4tll .... 111111 ClrCllS of Ille Stm (R) (llws) lh1rty one s1a11 bwlme dann& CJ1 cus perlormrrs 1n tbrs S!)eC1al Some of the euests are Do1111as F 11111anu Jr Lola ralana. Enk Estrada alld loietta SWlt • cm a a.r••Y 111m., (C·C) (R) "The Inventor" When Woto eoes under the spell of 1 hyponohst to If'# and remembei the details ol a cnme. he blurts 011t some shock· ine statements about the rtst of the squad m Merv Ciritfi11 ,...,. ID P'rttlaton fJl) ,... .. ., ... !Tiit GeWtll Act .. T....._: A ...... ltf a .... .,. wlPt lack Palanu. Ed Wynn. Kim Hunter and Keenan Wynn star rn this slory of a pmehahter who 1s put out 10 pasture atter 111 bone.cmh1nc bouts. and finds 1t ha1d to adjust a> [I ..... lllis .... IQ) Tiit ON ~ -9:30-.. 0 a lllall's GtNtttt s,..ts (90m) A lno of comedies ··Onbbfe." .. Tilt further Ad~entures of Wiiiy Brown." and ··s1n1te lrle .. are featured . """ 3:00 l••-•DAYI ..... , ............... ..... ...-... um1( PIOIUlfS. ~~-Hlltrt,11ttlle llYTIMI llCMlS 11• • ...,.. Ill'" (wtil ·u- Jt•I lilcCm. lllldl 01rnell Mturttll 0 Her• • "Ml1ll Well" (myl) 'll -but I aylor. Audrey loller Cllttts Bt111ll11dl. Herbtrt »wall A lorm11 •01111>e1 p11ot. eccused of hi$ wife's mll(dtt. tun to est1bl!S/I lus 111noctnct llll011C'1 pncht1t11c t1utmen1 • '1'llt ..,., If la .. lltfM'' (tdv) '!13 fool Flynn, Be1l11tt ~lll!IMll, Yvonne furnuu• l :OO • "kk fltlll (ltr•l1J" (1dv) ' 6-Robert Ryan, Rod ~011er. An111 Uber1, Pllylhs K11k flt''" plan msh su1Y1wo1s fll marooned tn • hudhunter 1e110C1 ol South Mlt11ta's 1un11e (\II "llM Ille lldst 1114 Cllil· 4ru" (drl) '11 8111 Mumy. Btrry Rot11ns !Jl) "Tiit Gius 11111,. erie" (dra) '50 l\11k t>oualas. fine Wyman, Arthur Kennedy Gtttrude lawrence The slOfY ol a shy 'f0\1111 c11pple 11rl wllo$t moth11 once I Mt$SIWPPI belle. tries to hi her into Ille mold of hei ow~ &Jactlul aulhood 3:30 • "l11cll lle•ht l inao" (com) '6~ -frankie Avalon Annelle fun1ttllo. Debo1ah Walley. tgrYey lembeck. John Ashley, t>on Rickles, Paul Lynde •vaNING 6:00 D CD CD ®l <Ill 9 lfews ... ., fll) News eioMei Woman Clllludt GJ Si.1 Millioft $ Man 11) It Takes a Thiel @ S11ruki Violin Concert with Carolyn Sabra letn ID The Eltctrlc Coin~ny a All in tllt family (,II) C.IMrJ Thrff -6:30- ()) \lll @ """ Cl CD Tlc Tac Dou1h (lll llltn Griffin Sllow • Old Ca..tt Sllow a 111t "~ 1u11C11 G llli Seutttrll us•1o s.. . 7:00 •••@""' CD 11M ~ Coup1t •a.1fu • ()) 11M ... ,.. Wild • 11M EJttrtliMB (IJ) Tic Tat Doup • 11M Str .. ts of San Francisco O llltiellt • °"' £-. (t ·t) a"""°'" Acai• D Moorie: ''TH Matt ti lllrctlll" (611) '7l-J1mes f11en1tno • lilellin: "c.4Jil&I," "l•P.. ot .. ~" CD lM ficos TamW.n Lloran !Bl Tiit llK ... il/Uhltl lt*rt -7:30- • Thi ,rice Is ltlpt (]) Hlpt1y D1JS Apin It Thi 4iMIMISS G.mt ..... :~"Tiie~ SW (com) '40-James Stewart 10IOO ~, .. e Cl)) ha tilt Miik Glbk'C.•Ptl a ow"'--"' •"' Mldltlllltltrtr 11..,t ~ ... ·~·H ...... •Cl IDCll .... 1'1..., ..... Tflfa PfCllf•m Cll,lllllMS tllt leaat, nlOf•I and tlhlcal q11tltM1M ol troun cmbroyi. KffdtVt btttdlll 1nd the cmt1on ol hum1n bt111p to certain ~clfic•honi e eh!Mt <A> "lllt r1M1 Gtlf' Wiien one of llll l\orun Whr buddtts dlH unupectedty hom 1n111 lit$ SUllltned HI • 1m1H plaM Ctasll. Quincy lra<U the ca11" of death lo 1rsen1C polso111n1. p0111ttn& • 1t111t1 ot SU1p1Ct0n 11 lhe dud man's bll$1 nus panner a ... i1tl LICICl .. GtfWll\. Tiit Sttty of TiolNsA.£-. 8 :00 a <I CUI Mevle: "h&•J M•· ..,.,. (co111) '76171111) Jodi• rosttt Scott 8'!0. John Cau1si An all kid tu t 111uenb • spool of the Ro111n& Twtnllts 8 0 U R11I ,_.. CC.Cl (RI ( uturu 1nc~ude off duly ClllCllO pohctmen wl\O dttss up as tlown1 10 enlt1ta1n children, the b11dm1n of Bmboo, 1 min who appears to b~ )l.11na without s~1s. a bu1 d11n~1n& contest. a v1S1I to a summer ump, a female 111lroad en11neer, a couple who hve in tht style of lht '20s. and music from s1nnee 1nst1uments Iii Mofle: "lack Street" (dra) '&I (2nrs)-Susan Ha1wa1d, John Gavin Tiit story ol a lttelone rove atla11 between ll mamed man and a woman 111110 iie content to stay 1n lhe b.icWound • D l'IDl (21) £11hl b lnouah (C.C) {R) 8r1d!01d vs Bradford Janel and Davids mar11aee ~ thieat ened when slle starts puthn& tn overtime at the olf1te with a hand some tawyei and I ornmy becomes up\tl .. hen his lltsl lt1tnd (1n1e starts dahn& his otdtt sister O Movie: ·1~e lh&hl V1sito1" {susp) 1\ {2hl\) trevOI Howatd l1v Ullman M11 Von Sydo~ A man eSGJpes horn an asylum and luves a 11111 of mu1dt1 beto1e returnmc 10 lllS cell m PM lll11n1ne Cl) Mowit: "The Newspaper Game" (d11) (2hrs) Raymond Burl Oma Memll, 8radlo1d Dillman A scnem 1ng 1ndust11alist ea•nS the coopeu llOn of an 1nlluenlial ne wspaper ED R The Cousteau Od~y: Tht Nile Part I -8:30-!> m The Odd Couple 0) Mi Oulu Cll11Jl1n R Great Performances 9:00 e~ ~ Otff'rtnt Strolls (C·C) (R) "The Doi Stott Arnold rescues a lost dOi horn tratt1c, but the playful pooch nips him on lht hand and he laces the prospect of painful shOt~ 11 the ht&h spmted .hound can I be round 8 CIDl {3) Charltt's Anaeb {R) An&ets on S)lales Ille Angels io1n the duzlui& roller disco cme with l\11s 1n a d101us line ol d1S<.o skaters as part ol a scheme to nail a band of ruthleu ~1dnappe1s hold1n& a buut1tut he11ess IOI ransom m Mtrt Griffin St- .. """ 8 CIDl 121) Ve11$ (C·C) (R) ·eomeb•tk" The 1eunion between Dan TIMa 1nd 1 Vietnam buddy ts marred when Ille f11end's wile '' ~1Utd by • mad bombet II> lnd•llt'*"' ....... , llfWI fD "•d11 Bruk/Tiit lalllt ol Kuv.n (R) Q) Una Mllltr M1ruda rroJ 1111ps si- -10:30-m m w11ewi in! Olffertnl Oru11111111: Elvin lolles 11:00 u • Cl) CIJ) 0 N1111 o <ID> a a """ • 11M llttllywed Ga"" D W..ie: "City of fur" (dra) '6S- Terr, Moore. Plul Ma.well m So<ctr The Aztecs vs Portland al Btnnr HIM U Sa<nmlllto ,..., Ml 11...W. ll Here's to Your Htallll -11:30-u J Q}) lilowiu ; "Tiie S1i1t," "flood!" D illl 01I Jollllftf Cirsen Iii The D1lin1 GIN D !llJ News/LM loll m c.1 wrt 1t Sports Unllllllte4 ED Mow1t 12:00 O Tw1lichl Zone al The Good~ -12:30- 0 The Dati111 Game ti) Independent lltlwotk lleft £ID Captioned ABC Nttn 1:00 D 1SJ fll) The Tomorrow SMw 0 Mowit: "Tllal Man tfoa_ lio" (com) '64-Jun Paul BPlrnondo. rranco1se Dorteac. • ®ta) larttll D Mawtricl m Mofle: "AS111n111ent ill Brit· tiny" (adv) '43-Susan Petm Jun Pierre Aumont al Movie. "h rder R1n r" {"es) 'S4 foci McCrea y.,onnt DeC11to 2:00 OMnn D Mowles: "11 Did C~iu11," "Hollse of Stranaers'' ® Grtal P'erforfftalKts ED "•d&t B1uktl'it1U Collett Sinp Gospel. lljues and b1& band sounds are the mus1Cal tare featured -2:30-u Movie: "Co ~ Alic.e" (dtl) 73 Wilham Shatnet luhe Adams Andy G11lf1lh -9:30- D 'lJ; 3"' Sanford (R) Cal's Diel' Part I Despondent and over wetghl. Cal threalens lo go home to Teos. bullied puts him on 1 cmh diet and 1nt1oducu him 10 some new women ED hntastico m lhlit: \l!ll "Tiiey Did with Their Boob 011" (wts) '4 I [not rlynn Ohv11 de Haviland, Arthur Kennedy, Gent Lockhart 3:00 U ~itS: "Ciltlt oC De<eptioft," "lverybody's Dane.in(' ORDER YOURS NOW • • 1000 BEAUTl~UL STICK-ON LABELS STYLISH TYPE ON GOOD QUALITY WHITE GUMMED PAPER • PERSONALIZED • EASY TO USE • FOR YOU OR A FRIEND ~;,;,~ -;o;;;, ~,;;; ;d-m:,:;::; ;s 72s-;,:i;;,-;-o1 Pilot Printing. Label Div. I Post Office ~ox 1560 • 330 W. Bay St. 1 Costa Mesa. California 92626 I I I I I I SATURDAY AUGUST 23 MOANING 8:00 D 11 Summer Semesttr 0 News Replay D Community Feedbac• m Univenily of the Air m films that Tt1Ch -6:30- 0 K1dsWortd } Villa Alear• D That's Cat 0 Country Roads e TV ClaSSfoom O Davey l Goliath H> It's Your Bus1neu m Sptak Out m Romper Room f1lJ Captioned ABC Newi 39 Instructional Pro111m 7:00 O Marlo's Maci< Mowtt Machine D 23 3t Godullf/Globttrolten U Bi& Blue Marble D ~ 10 ff, Superfnends D Hot Fudae Show m Teen Scene f1i) Yora for Health -7:30- 0 Dusty's Treehou~ U Pacesetters $ KldsWorld D The tone Rancer m Mundo Real m Sonri1's fD As We Set It 8 :00 D 8 12 The Nn Adnntures of Miahty Moust/Heckle atld ltdlt D 23 ll Frtd and Barney Meet the Shrnoo O~ifft1111n D _I'l 10) ~ Plasticman O Roller Superstars m Mayberry RFD m Special People fD Once Upon 1 Clus1< m lnsi&hl -8:30-m Hawkins .m Here's to You fDRIW 0> Ante la PrensatMO'lit \ ~:00 0 e u Tht lup lu11nylhld· r111111er Hoclr D The Ii& Valley D The lOllt bnaer Q) Woman's A1111anK fD Ftelin& Frte -9:30- 0 '2a )t TIM Dally Duck Show • I}) 1f4J IJI) ~y I $<r"'1 Ooo Q)Voa ~ St"8f• 10:00 -------~=====--=--t,...1~~1.-.-•ISn I I I _______________ J • lMfel & "'"' ! ....... llllta,lllc ....... : ..... , .. tllt , ........ ( •) ·~s-Robln Hu1h11 -lO:J0- 1 ~ 111l ,.. ,...,. ..... , -~· ....,. II lure to Utt Your Zlpcode I ' II 0 T p rn f'J 1 I N G TVWEEI<. AUGUST 17. 1980 D 1U' X l1lf·A-ly111'ic.s ED International Kitcht11 11:00 D ll .U Godzilla U WOik! Champion Ttnllis B)Oln Borg vs ll1t Nntast in lht round robin malch of tht $200.000 WCT fnv1lahonal in Maryland fJ ~ tlf, Weekend $ped al (R) II I'm lost How Come I found You ·· D Thrillseekers m Soul Train fD Makin& Thinas Crow -11:30- 0 ..l 'II flt Albert 0 lI ill F1"" GordCNI D Cil ~ <llJ Ameriun Blndstlnd Q) Superman fD The French Cltef An•RNOON 1. 12:00 0 .I 12 Shaum D Whitney and the llobot U The burs 0 The East Side Xids CD Movie: 111 ''Alias lolln Pres· ton" (mys) 35 -Aleondtr Kno1 Bttta St John Chustopher ltt Q) T1run 23 Ironside ~ Nltion11 Ctoarapluc s.t<ial ED Traills, Tracks and Trtstlts El) Super £strtl1's en P1t11111 3t Cll1111plons ol tht West -12:30-u .J 1z, Tarun & the Super 1 l My Tl11H Sons D Aarkulturt USA Iii bl Patrol D l'eojlle 7 l'G: Animals. Animals m Fbmbards H Shi Na lb it Su11t1 lowf XIV so Tht Qllitt Cf11111pion 1:00 ~ Mtll!Oli.s of ltlt S..per hwls D '23 1u 1 Bneball The Baltimore 011ofts at lhe Oakland A·s OR Ille New Vork Yankees at the Cahfo1n11 An eels a 1ona1111 8 Movie: '1111 ll& Moutfl" (com) 67 -Jerry lewis. Harold J Stone Suzan !Hy Buddy Luter. 10 ....... : .. , .......... ,, .. .,... .. (dra) 72-Belle 01vis Q) MatCllS..., '2• Cowtt11 IMylft1 ~ ...,..: 'W' "Stella" (tom) ·so- Mn She11d1n. Yie Mature O~ld W1yne. Randy Slu.rl CD FutW S.Cctr -1:30- • (J) 9 bU1111tau 'l , ... , .. llC, • MiMtt ' c.ttt• m MMit: • "hrtllwtst Pas· 111•" (ad¥) '•0-Spencer T11e,. Robert Younc. Ruth Husse1 ec..m~ ... Sm&• 1100 •KT•M 1111* .............. <•l ftle ...... ... ,11 ..... ... ! ..... ! "llttlt " ... ''"' " (dre) 'U-lh11ru11 O'Here. no lrwl. \ 12:00 ., ...... .............. • nit"""' • -12:30- ...... .,.... CMit ............ twen llein 1:00 • a a ni. , ... " .. s-. • llleM: "Tiie ,._ "'11 Dier" ( dra) • 70-Julie Haws e CD <11 a 11rttt1 --...-v--..... : .. __ ill Ille Otst" (dra)-Cretr Canon. WaMer P1d&t00. ftli1 8'tSSlrt. Marsha Hunl ...... : "Tiie Dirty Glllt" (adv) '66-Htnry Fonda. Robert ltyan. V1ll0110 Cassman ~ . 2:00 .... t.":::.,''fM Gates ti Hell," -2:30-..... : ., ...,. lllt .. tllt lltllkHs" (dra) '36 -Randolph Scott. He111y W1lco1011, Bruce Cabot • llftiU: "lfflir i• ltN," ...... " ""*' S4t11t" • ~ • "a.ttlt " ....., hlQ" (dr1) '61-Audit Murphy. Dolores MICllatls ] Otwi4 llllAlf t M Ille Hula ~ Ille ll'tchl!OMn ol --IO IMIJ • ,._. doelat lift i.., llllCie•I• oul of HM .,~ aees ol Mlltf1llti0ft e G 8 lltrt'•..._. (R) Ovttboalf ' eoo.t1 tNCllts I I( ytll old boy I ltt.IOll Ill lllfVlv•I tll Ille wlldtrllt$S •"•1 Ille boy allllOR C111StS a dlmttt w11tlt Oii t ttl"P"'I t11p with his 11f1Clt 1114 t-.o COllllllS • QI ..... (It) "l:old 11:9 • .,._,.., ...... Sloi•1•" BtMOft end Gretchen ll11us (idlt) 'It J~n N•v~tt find fhemselvt\ truped 1n51d1 the • "tit .,...... Witt" m111'1011'1 l11111n& •lor1ce room and (61•> 1-Rokrl Tlylor. they contr11ut 1h111 ftud as lhey • .... M a.e.i" (drl) hllddlt lottlMI lor wlfmlll 'R JIU H .. klns e llWt: ...... 11\ICll" (ad¥) J;tl .. '11lt .... Sli''(f11) '!>I-£1 (21111)-Vtra M1lt1, DtftlllJ ~ lMd, W11lit• 8tlldl• Wuvtr, Kt•lh L1rstn A cynlCJI <11 ""'S,, • C.. II,,.. A.mer lean pilot btcomu 111volved IM C*" (-11) '66 Ricltlrd with 1 small tamtOn. ~JO' 11 to 81H1oo. Ct111e 9loom r~• lht Ph1n1ppu1e coven1mtnl's "0.llllltltl c.I" (aM enh1t stock ol 1old bvfl.on hom the -R1Ch11d W•dl'fll•• J1oanese ..tio have ~ptuied 11 J;Jf • .._.. leldl" (com) 64 m Ptl ~ r11n~1t Ay1lo11 ~llleM: ~ te T1111.1tr" (adv) 2hrs)-Joan fonu ine. Jack ' Pelance When a plane c1uhes. m ·r-... 1 .. v111•11111111n~-.,, ry1n1 I three million doll11 leller ol --moll. the chase is on for the pilot e:oo eeOJJO ""' eem ...,,. ........... ., ... esu -..sM111 • tt Tlhs a Tlitl a Stcuf ... • Gtra1111 • nit (ledric c:.,.., aJl All ill lilt F111ily a Sact11Mnle Wtff in ..... -6:30- (1J) ~ lltwl G Tic Tac Ooup <II Men Gtiffln SllOW • Dick Cl.et! Slltw fB)Lotll •t Mt a> u CriMa Bien CrlaQ IHI Sllldio Set 7:00 aa•@Ntws CI> The Odd C.ple D r1111 Si-Celtilutd This spe ttal h1&hl1chls the maio1 milestones 1n lht catttr ol Paul Simon G (J) The Johr's Wild GJ Mollsten, Mysteries or Myths (!hr) Rod Se11tne narrates lh1s invts H&ilhon of n11ure's most elume rid dies-the Abominable Snowman. the loch Ness Monster and Bi&loot ~SIU~ ---m Tiit SlrHIJ of San Francisco ® Wasltill'H Wtff in Review m o..r bsJ <C.C> a ...,,, D1JS Aca•• ID Los llicos Ta111Wtn llor1n (9) Tiie Mac ... a/Lelller Repoc1 -7:30- • Woricl of Suninl rn ...,,, °'" Ac•ln 11 F1111ily fllld e lntblU The New York Yankees 11 lhe Cahfornia Angels • Hollywood S41~rt5 ,.. MapriM • CJD) Fact the MUSIC <DJ ill) M•A•S•H (ft} The ...,,., SllOW rs wall Str•t Wtff 13 TIM lbdltil/lellrer Report ID Arbn1 a ""' OJ Voteri' ripthne 8:00 ,nd the passencer. who bailed Diii U OW rrieMI, .... Frie"* ma was111.,_"'"' 111 •nin -8:30- D @ OJ) Facts If Lift (R) The Reh11n of lllr Carrell" Mrs Garrett's handsome and char1111n1 ta hus band. I cambltr, lurns the &111S school upside down when he Inches on of the c1rls how lo pl1y Poktr U (]) ®I (111 Goo4tillle tirls (R) m lftliatit S r1motti at Juilllard m l'lt4at lft1k/Wall SlrHI ... tD El Sllow cit Ed'ldrde II (DJ Wall Street Weft 9:00 fJ <JJ 1111 The !Mes ti Huwd (R) Alter Daisy hu fallen tor a crooked scheme lo hne a song she. .. rote published, Uncle Jene sends Luke and Bo to AtlanlJ 10 eel he• money 1tlurntd from lht unscrupu· lous mus1C pubhshe1 In the11 zeal to protect lht11 hlllt cousin. they thwart lhe FBI and spoil Boss Hou ·s opportunity 10 make 11 b1& with the syndicate 11 ilJ) IDJ S,Cak Up A.mtfiu Pto pie around the country eel a chance lo sound off on conlrovers1al issues ol lht day Ma11ot Cortner and Jayne KtnnNy .Jio.sLand__ RllOAdJ lhltSJL field reoorter ........ 0 1,_ .. <IOl (21) lilo¥ie: • -..... Cowky Cllurlt1dtrs" (co m) '79 .. (2hrs)-une Seymour, Btr1 Convy A repc>rlt• ws out to cet the inside stOIY on win& a O_allas Cowboy Chttrludtr . GJMt"Griffm 18 Grul '9rfor111111CtS fD l'ledt« lrt .. /Cosmts rrewiew A preview ol clips from lhe KCET Cos mos series which heals lht grandeur and order ol the universe. and illus traits the sweep and power ol cosmlC evolution fli ow fntrwb, ""' f riell4s -9:30-m "•dee l rt1•1Miu iuippi aftd Cllic Charhe Bevel and ChlC Simi Man offer a hve 1m 1tolk concer1 m es,tctacular 'fJ! lmacu of lndla11s 10:00 U Cf! <m The lntrtdlllle Hulk (Rl D \{)) Tht Dukes of Huard (II) luu's MCOlld CO.Siii, Holly CoMii. 1114 .. C.O d11ldrta Mii ltltlr --... " 11ilhotl ..,, Mot tlllilMI NllU. tllty '" tile Qall wrtll lllHI WM11 ffiey loM II. tllt Dubs ~· to &ti Ille MOIMY *' tor them betolt lo&s Kou cat lllti 11 IOI ll1mstlt •ua ni. • ,,.._, lilM ,_~tr•&• ol the Stlltduled IS round World Bo11nc Council super b1nt11n tlchl llllt bout between champloll Wilfredo Gomez 1nd ch1I len1er Oenik Holmes. ..... . ,...,....., """"' ..... O ~(C.C) G> UM 111'6tr Merai41 A 50 fm.rt "Dolphin" -10:30-........ (D TIM l1d1f1Mt1t Eye (R) Dark ~s" 11:00 9 e (J) (HJ (fJl News • CI> <IDl [Z) (ft! News a The 11..tywd Game e °'" Alllft 11 lira• CD TH Odd C.ple .., llMJ Hill (3) AMtlltr YOICt fn r1M1t lkt1~/SK11111111to Week l11 Rmtw -11:30- fJ <Ii. M"iu : "Tiit lv1111· ers." "Tiit Slran.ce ,...._ of Mrs. Oliver" II IHl (fJl .loll1111 Clr5'11 B The D111n1 Came U CI> [D) t21J FrNl1ys D Rtloda C8 Hl&H'I Ktroes m Get Smlrt @ Sac11mtt1lo Wttk 111 Review EID rltdlt llnak/Captiu ed ABC llm 12:00 D Twili. Ill ZOM D Tiie C:.1wa11S CD Mission lllPtSSible m ne Goodies -12:30- .... The Dtli111 Ga111t U frid1111Movie: ~ "l ll the Youna Men" (dra) '60-Alan Ladd O lilo¥1e: "Tllb Is Not a Tisi" (dra) '62-Seamon Chase. Mary Morlas [D) rricllys/Tllt ruce Is Ri1ht m 1114ependt11t N•twor• 11m 1:00 11 (llJ lf The MM11111bt Special D llcMe: "Diary of 1 IKMlor" (com) '64-Dom Deluise ®! Tiit hi« Is Ri(llt1lla111t ~I Tune ID Mowte: "Hip ~rlllrtt" (dra) • '47-Van Johnson. June Allyson II> Mowie~ Ml lell lrom Htll" (mys) '70-Viveca l1ndlors. Renaud Verley 2:00 u News Se t." CJ Mowles: "C1111 Oii r1un "Les Mo111111ts" -2:30- fJ Mowit: "S.Ven Cities of Gtlll" (dra) '55-Anthony Quinn GJ Mowie: ~ "Marie ~0111ttt1" (dra) '38-Norma Shum m Mtwie: "lli&llt ol tlle llood Moft· sttr" (hol) '72 -Ch11s1opht1 let 3:00 u ltleMs: "8tw11t of Chlldrtn," "DlddJ·O" P8ge13 TV WEEK. AUGUST 17. 1980 STOP THEFTS! 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STOP THEFTS! 4:00 • ft S,.b S,.Ct1<11i.1 .(...,...,. e J l 10 1.tt llCAA '" S11son 5"till' 1111$ p1ev1ea of lh, 1980 NCAA !Afltce loolblll U•wn will htChhchl lltt lop lie1sm1n ltoph, c•nd1d1tes 1nd tht top l(hOOI 1n the n11ton t Tiit ar" st ..... m Mew11: "H1•1•1••fl Mun t111es ff a T0\1111 Mtll" (dr1) 61 Rtd1ard Beymer Paul Nt•man U f11turtll1 Tht Prom1n ot tilt 2• r1.c.1on 3' Sll,_y & Hutth 50 CollstNU 04,uey -4:30- • ~tll !he San Diego Padres at the Monlrut hpos 2J JOtll Annual S.nro1 Olympics m Spoltto 5:00 & Let's Make a Deal D ,10 U News D Star Tr .. 8 t f ' 161 2t The Wide World of rts ._ _ _..._..,!Ofit· "!ti IJJiLWesr· (wu) ·~o londa Oa1ntll loseph Collen left Chandler 12 Joat1, Johr, Joh1 1• Oilf11tnt Orum111er; (twon Jones fD Sllr Soccer so Coustuu 04,uey -5:30-D Bonkers D ~· Newi 10 Youn&. Old and Bold CD Lawttnte Wet~ Show 12 The Dolly r111on Show U Youn1 reople's Special Ma~on Mu soc 0) lulli 31 facb of Lile •V•NING e:oo ...... II .JI ~· rre·S .. IOn football The Houslon Driers at lhe 01llu Cowboys e --~ "IMI II tM UMtnttter .,.... 1• (211n) TM d0cum111 t1ry" llllfllld by l Ulll N1tlien ind tl)lio Mtltllf 11pl0tt" u they en toullltt btOty and ••n1tr 111 th111 .. ef,11 IOI lllt l'IY 1ttl '1111~ ol tht 5'llllll P1t1hc It f'lt,S... fMINll lllf Atlanta r f](oft1 vs th• s." D1e10 Ct1111t1 • tr nit Uwfttl(t ...... ........ uu .. ~ .. lod1 Mtu" 16 Thtl ducutntlllA•J ~11tllfl l•il '"' -~' '"°'' '""OllS lllDnSlfr lU , ..... ,,., e ......... "~/llllif C•ll4 lfl4 lllift c.,..,., ft frN•C-. -6:30-....... ~ ~&IM Min e ht Sti* ftlfNU Inc lo' An tflt\ R•llll V1 Ille Otnvt1 Bron,os 24 Sic.ctr, .... , lfl C.111t1ftr fD "441t lrt1~/Th1 Mtrry Widow (A) 8mrty S1ll1 st11s m lh• S.n 01110 0Pt1H 1911 P•OOutl•un ol tht operttla II\ thret 4llt n Tiit Slit Sy!l4r0111t m y Allor• Qijtl 7.cOO D I.Ast of tllt Wiid ) Tiit M11Htl Sllow 8 lth11141 Ille Gmt Watt D Gr11zly Ada111s It Htt Haw 2t TIM u w1enu Wei~ S~ so Shm Cu1S1nt -7:30-D Dante rtwer l Happy Days Ac11n e tn Such Of •• 11 Once Upon a CJU$1( (C·Cl so Fff11n1 Free 8 :00 O e 17 That's My line" A st ue\ ol comeo y va11ety p1oe1ams ouhne ""h people '"s11anee and 01 amus1ne occupations Hosled br Bob 841ke1 U Movie: "Deadly Fathoms" l<d•I l? An undt1 waler study ol lhr 81k1no Atoll 1n the Marshall Islands 1n lhe Pac1t1c An mternaloonat ere .. ot div" photographm chalttniP man eating shar ks and deadly coral 10 l1lm thP a1om1t Rtavey~1d of ships on lh1s h1s1011c locahon O 3 29 240·Robert lloubh• !rouble lrao and lh1b 1e~P1ve un usual support loom sun .. u1sh1pp~r~ .au nude llmb u lho a1ump1 tt.1 rescue nudists !rapped rn an awk ward pos11oon O Oun Martin Comedy Hour CD Mowre: "Appointment with a Krller" lmysl (90m) Joanna Petiet 811an Blused A young woman ta~e 10 prove k"sell take~ un htr 111 ,1 dettc11vr tob lht balfhnR us~ 1 I d Sidon aClleiS 24 Sports Unhmrled so All·Star Soccer -8:30- 21 The R11hltous Apples ED 8o11n11Cont1elo 9 :00 O e 12 Movtt: "Pttlect Gen tl1m1n" (com) 78 l2hrsr Lauren Bacall Ruth Gordon Sandy Denn1i The slory of 111tee .. omen woth d1tle1 ent backarounds who share a com mon bond-each needs a 1ar11e sum of money and each has a husband nrvina time 1n prison D 2i 3t Buck llo1ers in the 25th Ctetury (R) CoJmlC Whr1 ll1d ...,. (ld'I) ·~7 Robert M1tchu111, lhr female au"d ot lht kidnapped Curt IUIJtns p1n1dtnl ot an 1t1en otantl •PPUI\ a A11111ica's 1., ft11 to 811Ck to it\Cut tht lilflt ltadtr O Movit: "'Yrt'' (llor) 6J Barry holi't tht 1an1sttr who 1s holdr111 him Sulltven Martha Hytr • fOI r'"'°'" C"y Cotm4n lllt\ll • It ~lty c...t 8 3 10 H Tiit lll'lt e..1 IRJ II) Gtl SIMlt In Dumb lutk a plaon line bt U t.l.i lwlMlll IN '''-* ~om•\ • &l•mo1 11111nd l•lt~ 1n lot1 J• ..... (C.C) SMiie, 1t.a.111a Kt•llllJP&.llltSJ-__M --.i-..ir. "Clllt llio.14~ n ''" -'m•c· \ V11 ~ •nd 1 bOt try (d11) 69 Tom Tryon CJro!yn Jonn, It h'lt• oul • ,tQ .. ••ur Rnnnor Roe• laSOll ~w1bnr1 Jun• C•b••• 1n4 1,nnoltt ED lucha L*t Oa1l"i lUf\I •nd '" lln lul11us so Auilrn Crly lillllta lv•f< • "''" •t~li\h lh• m•lr lflrmbeo ol lh, l"* ut 1n1k1nl PJ\tt •t h ''"'' l•mr\ Grr~ury d1td J11ne MHdu"~ ~~tsl O Mov1t· "Way of a ~ucllo" (Or;) ~1 (1hr,> Rorv Cathrun C,ne t 1t1nn Hu eh M.,10 .. t Ric tuid !loon• l "''" SloAne A yuune cuu Ult lo11Q lh' •dY 01 J f•UtloO I\ lltV~I t•~• o thn Irr lo trno h•PPlllt\~ 24 Austin City Ltmlts (C·C) fD Pledte 81eal/Summerltsl '79 IR) Ptlt lounldm and Al Hori rn Conce11 50 loul Mountb1tlen. M•n la1 the Centuty -9:30-m World Events 1980 CD Pop Goes the Country Ch•llli• P11d1 Ian of J 11c kt and Rd/I' llaolPV 11• lh• ~U~\I\ 10:00 O KNBC Si>ecral lh• S·~n ul Oijr lom,~ Norm (ro>,()y tJlo.t\ 1•t,.f1 en i , u•ne, 'hro vii nr .. t n tPI\ ol mome song dantt and 11 •dlt• I ital and h•a1.n1 ·m~a ••ll ,,f,.,I\ O News O 3 10 29 rantuy Island R In Mv F 111 Pha14oh CltODillld and 1ne pa~r~nt11 ol anc••nl R:imt c~mt dh<P wh~n • A oma llht b•fl , lomf 111 b•l''"" rhr l&•PllM• lu•Pl rnd It r· dP4th b~ a-~· I ht• ·~ I r \la•~ An1~n, loan Coolin\ anO H"" I l, ~Ut\I ~rod 1n I h• Po~e1 • man •ndd"K"' h1111~111 riv ~rek1n~ .uo1eme p1•M• "v•r 1 rhP•\ , aor, [111>111~ ~ue~rs m Spuk las, 23 The Butles foroe1 24 so Jau ill lhe M11ntenanct Shop 39 Makin' Musrc -10:30- 39 look Ahve 11:00 0 0 0 ID 8 10 l9 News a News1Movre: tlW "lht £nem1 tllz z ~ x. o a: .., -11:30- 0 llewstllklv11: "Gunlr1ht •t lilt 011 COrttl" \wesi ~1 Kork Doucru Burl L1ncnter Rhond• flemone O n Jt Saturday N!Jht live D Star Cllart O News/M0¥1t: "01mn the Ot· lr1nt" tdra) 61 Altt Guinness Ouk bog1rat M•urict Denham AnlhOnv Quayle N1ae1 Stack a Mov11 "The Red Tent" (d1a) Sein Connery Claud•• Cordonale 10 Mov11: "The Pink P1nthe1" 1coon1 Pwtar Sellt•S m Moviu: "lady of lht Trop1ts," "Zrecleld Grrt" CD The Rookrts fD Summeriest I Penn1u from Hunn Sav~ My Heart A11hur and l1iren a1t on lht run un hl he 1s drr,sted and ~enlencrd lo dnth Bui h ~·~hi o cro~~ 1~ dPProach1ng and lh~ nall'oe ~oes around ho~ ntc~ ht •S toll >•"il'"I 12:00 O Movrtt: "The tnw1siblt Man R .. lurns:· "Ille lnv111bte W0111an" 11 Movie "The Grossom Gane" d•a C 1nme Slt•tns Kim Da1by -12:30-m Movres "Fust Sp1cuh1p on Venus," "Playarrl" 1:00 O 2nd City TV/Roe~ Concert O C1nd1d Camm 39 Rock Concert 2 :00 O Movies: "Mr. K1n1streel's War," "Ruuireclron of Zilthary Wheeler" -2:30 - 0 Movie: "The Bhss of Mrs. Bkn· som" 1Coml 68 Sl•11ley Macla1ne R11 hard Allenbo1ou gh James Booth 3.:.00 O Movits: "lnmrble A1ent," ''The lnv11rblt R1y"' Pege 15