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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1980-08-24 - Orange Coast Pilot------------------- ORANGEGOUNTY,CALIFORNIA SUNDAY, AUGUST 2.t, 1980 FIFTY CENTS Agents Bring 4th Suspect to County F'e,,..,.ag tlae Wa"lf Liae Texan, 19, Held For Questioning Under extraordinarily tight security, the fourth suspect in the Southern California freeway killings arrived Saturday in Orange County and was im- m ediately whis ked to the sheriff's department tor inter- rogation. Gregory Matthew Miley, 19, was arrested Friday in Houston by investigators from the Orange County and Los Angeles County sheriff's departments in connection with two murders in the series of deaths of young males during an eight-year period. Miley is charged in the strangulation slayings of James McCabe. 12. of Garden Grove, and Charles Miranda. 14, of Bell Gardens. Both bodies. nude, were dumped at separate loca- tions far from where the teen- agers were last seen in a lhree- day period in February. The blond, boyish-looking murder suspect was surrounded by investigators as he steppe9. from the ll:JO a.m. flight arnv• ing at John Wayne Airport from Houston. Miley immediately was placed in a prisoner transport van and taken to the s heriff's department for further questioning. Three un- marked units and an undercover car escorted the van as it drove across the runway apron. .. I • Delly ...... S-...... PDiDD of Blmtialtm Beach pier prorided the backdrop fer tr. lllP6\it_.. of Neil Neudadf of El Toro aa.. be ·· ...,.._ Slltun:IQ ID the Natloul Scholastic Surfmg ..W1dMim'• nmmer eh•.,q......,pe.. Top amateur high school and collegiate surfers will compete in the finals, starting at 6 o'clock tbia morning. Winners will return to Huntington Beach in December for winter cham· Orange County homicide in- vestigation Sgt. Bill Miller declined to discuss Miley's ar- rest in Texas, other than to refer news representatives to a state- ment issued Friday afternoon. It read, "Information de- veloped during the lengthy and exbaustive investigation es la blisbed a connection between Miley and William Bonin. the primary suspect in the string of murders." BRACKETED BY OFFICERS &...,.ct Gregory M .... y • pionablps. ed in Hollywood on two sex of- fenses. ~anel · Cites Rescue Flaws Bonin, 33, a Downey truck driver. bas been in custody since June 12, the date he was arrest· Bonin subsequently was charged in connection with 14 murders. Investigators, however. have said he remains a suspect in 'WASHINGTON <AP) -A hilh·nnkiq Pentagon military P..W baa reported that 101De key planning naws and other weaknesses, Including assign· ment of too few helicopters, helped doom tbe Iran bostqe rescue miaaicm. Especially significant was the I group's.contention that planners r should have increased the number of helicopters from eight to at least 10 as insurance. Commanders cancelled the mission in the Iranian desert Not Enough Copters; Command Chain Vague last April 25 because three helicopters dropped out with mechanical problems. That left the force one short or the minimum six choppers con· sidered necessary to carry out rescue or 53 American hostages from Tehran. The Pentagon panel of six senior retired and active officers criticized command and control arrangements below the top Doubk Slaying Probed little Progress Reported in Niguel De aths By FaEDE&l<S SCBOE•EBL Ol .. Dllltr ......... An Oraqe County Sbertrrs Department Investigator con- ceded Saturday that little pro- gress is being made in the probe or the double slayi.ngs last week in La_guna Niguel of a UC Irvine medical school student and bis nurse wife Sgt. Bill Miller said that detec- tives, despite near around-tbe- clock work. have been unable to determine what motivated the bludgeonings of Keith Ell Har- rington, 24, and bis wile, Patrice Anne, Z1. The couple was found dead in • the bed of an expensive Niguel Shores home owned by Roger Harrington, the medical stu· dent's father. Miller said initial investiga- tion indicated that nothing of value was taken from the home. Investigators previously bad said there was no sign of forced entry to the residence· at 33381 Cockleshell Drive in the private community wbe"' entry is con- trolled by guards at gatehouses. One investigator, asked if it appeared the Harringtons knew their attacker or attackers, replied, .. It sure looks that way." Bruce Harrington. a Newport NEW TV 8~ -Barbara Eden ii cut aa a feisty mother wbo takes on a small town's "hypocrites" ln .. Harper Valley PT A.," a new fall seriee OD NBC bued on a popular aoaa. Pqe Bll. ............. ......... Q ......_ CM c...... Al C....... DWI 3 .~ ........... ..._... au ............ ~ a1• .? I ... tt ....... ... .... ' . " ... ........... Beach attorney and older brother of the slain fourth year medical student. said be, too, bad been told by investigators that the case was proving to be a mysti· fyint one. Investigators have declined to publicly comment on whether a weapori was recovered. Resi- dents living near the Harrington residences, however, said they were told one bad not been found. The interior of the house, in· vestigating sources said, did not · show signs of a struggle. Neighbors revealed they were told by Investigators that still· bagged groceries were found on the kitcl>en comiter. One investigator said . that it appeared the Harringtons, clad ID nighttime attire, bad retired for the Dipt. There was an in· itial tbou&bt -IOOll diKanled. however -that tbe slayiags were a murder·sulclde, be said. HarrtDlton WU described by friendl and family members as a bJp-acblever, an excellent student and athlete, who enjoyed not only bis studies but ski trips to Mam-Kb, Mrs. Harrln1to b is tbe dau1bt.er of retired Col. and Mn. Franda BrilcOe. ol Hunt· lngton Beach. Sbe met Har· rinaton while emitlGYed u a nune 1n the Dedia&rics depart· ment at UCI lledlcal Center. He war *Gl'ldlll tbel"e u an Intern. Tbey were married at St. Catherine'• Catbolle Cburdl ID Lapna Beach lMt May 17. Bruce Harrln1ton 11ld a f\lneral ....tee for bla brother ud .............. are tmtaUvely tebedldld far TwdaJ under the dirtctloo of Pacific View llortury. Nwpcll't Beach. echelons. It spoke of some con- fusion at "Desert One." the re- fueling stop where the mission was aborted. "When the Desert One on- scene commander's name (Air Force Col. James Kyle> sur· faced during post-mission in- terviews with helicopter pilots, they stated that. in some cases, they did not know or recognize the authority of those giving or- ders at Desert One," the report said. This differs from senior Pen- tagon officials' portrayal, short· ly after the mission was can- celled, of a smoothly-functioning chain of command up and down the line. · In two major recommends· lions for the future. the panel argued that "counter-terrorist forces" of all U.S. military services should be brought un- der a single command and that the Joint Chiefs of Staff should create a senior body of officers to review plans and operations in this field . (See FREEWAY, Pa~Al) Feels Freedom MacDonald Holdi,ng Breath By PATRICK KENNEDY Of, .. Delly .-itet St.ft Dr. Jeffrey MacDonald spent his first day or freedom in near - ly a year having breakfast at his favorite restaurant in Sunset Beach and taking bis 34-foot cabin cruiser, the Recovery Room. out to sea. Saturday evening, just 24 hours after his release from federal prison, MacDonald sat in his waterfront condominium in Huntington Harbour and spoke of his feelings of freedom, and of the murder charges that have shadowed bis life the past 10 years. MacDonald, 36, refreshed by a shower, wore a towel around bis waist as he sat on the couch in the living room. He looked at home, but not completely at ease. "Yesterday was very strange, but today it's started to sink in and I've got my feet back on the ground." he said. "It's like a time warp." "l have to reacquaint myself with the things I used to do, with my friends. my girlfriend. It was great being out on the boat with her, my mother and brother. It sure felt a lot different than federal prison." MacDonald. whose convictions· of killing his pregnant wife and" · two small daughters in North <See FREEDOM, Page A2) Sl NltA~' SPEt'IAI .. am.e Planely Confuses . PaJJSengers Won't Get Off for Disneyland By GLENN SCOl'I' Ol .. Oelty ........ The question posed over the telephone to the busy-sounding travel agent in Chicago was about flying into the Jobn Wayne Airport. "Into where?" she asked. "John Wayne Airport." • .. I sWJ didn't &et that airport," she apologized. Another try. Finally the name rans a bell. "That's in <>ranee Coun· ty." she said, perking up. ''It's near Disneyland." The Jobn Wayne airport ll known for many tbln11. lta proxtmlty to D ll n ey l an~ betn1 a favorite amon1 tra•el a1enta. It allo ll known by many names. Tile late actor rarely sett top blllina. Tiie airport received ill lai.t name last June after {be .. Duke" died. He bad lived in Newport Beacb. Ironically. be wun 't a fan of the =-be hlld •lined apetitiall caWqfor no al ruou becauae ol tbe jet noise" over blanelCbborDood. Dllptte lbat, bowevu, tbe Oranse Coun· ty Board or Supervisors wanted to booor him. They renamed the facility t.be John Wayne Airport. Framed in a glass display case on the wall at the cramped passenger terminal, a resolution reads: "John Wayne has brought pride to all Orange County citizens, making it entirely appropriate that a m~or county facility be named in bis honor." More than a year after his name was bestowed on the airport, however, Wayne's name and memory are not exactly synonymous with the place. Travel agent Marilyn Cooper of t.be lrvine-baed Gateway to Travel, said: "One out of one hundred calls it John Wayne." Explalned Robbin Uecker, wbo works in the information booth: "It takes a loag time for names to cbaJlle." It isn't that tbe count..Y hasn't tried to push Wayne's name. Two tutefU1 eooerete •tan• at tbe entrances to the airport CUTJ Wayne's name and so doel a larpr, red· oranae ceramic \lie leclce ID frat ol the termlnal . But many first-time paueaaen 1WI (8ee WAYNE, Pap AJ) ' And t.he IWD>' Nd m1t'llilM bu I Mft b 0 1 lllift ,.,.... U0 bet w .. n the cycle and the cycU.: 8.t .,_. Norman fl1urea his ... Lo)' MWS tum lll!l•. and for a man • the move, lhat 1pell1 .-.y. Hla C!OllW~ 400cc llond• •l· lo•• ..... Jt•year..old polio vlctlm to roll b1I wbfflchalr rlaht In ~~----JVST BREAKING •""' • ~'"· ·•J .. I "~.· .... -.r • .. .. I~ , ... --:.: ' ~ "? •• 1.-'*,,.,,.. "°"' ,_, .• ..,.., ~ ...,.,_, INWf *°tlopmnt1 Reagan Entourage Enjoys T~l T08S LOS ANGzt.ES <AP> -Nobody ii quite aure who atarted it. but cmce tM flnt bot towel WU bW'led acroaa u.e aAlle ta •••kl ••••an'• chartered campaip jet, bedlam ""*•out. · Tbe Republican preUdential nominee remained in his seat near the front ol tbe plane, abielded by the flratclaaa partiticm from the lDdiplty ol a flying wet towel in the face. But a 15 minutes in the back ol the plane late Friday nipt, about 40 report.en, cameramen, Secret Service a1enta Reaaan aides and even the stewardesses pelted each other with damp hot towels in a scene that looked more like a anowbaU filbt than a presidential campaign trip • :1111 , ..... si.I•, 4t• S"""en SPRINGVILLE Pa. (AP> -The bodies of a couple and t.belr aoo were 0found Saturday in theit house along a remote dead-end road after another son was found alive outalde wtth a four-day-old gunshot wound to the head • authorities said. . The dead were Identified u Lester Severcool, 43, bis wife, Mary, 38, and their son, Theodore, 11. Susquehanna County Coroner John Coaarton estimated that they and James Severcool, 15, the survivor, had been shot up to four days ago. <Ill••....,, ........... , .... HONOLULU (AP) -Republican vice presidential nominee George Bush, returning to the United States from ~ ~P to China, said Saturday hi.a mission bad "absolutely not" been a failure. Bush bad gone to Peking in an effort to ease Chinese concerns that a Ronald Reagan presidency would undercut the relations between China and the United States. But he left Peking Saturday with a stem warning from the Chinese that a GOP reversal or American policy on Taiwan could threaten a budding anti-Soviet alliance between the United States and China. Surf Champs Fight Low Waves, Crowd · f>espite a national surfing competition and sunny skies on- ly 1.24,000 visit.ors were reported enjoying the waning days of aaromer aloog the coast. .. · Swf en competing Saturday in UJe National Summer Surfing Championships in Huntington ileach were forced to make due with one-foot waves ~le Hurt. fn S111DJ1lwp, Driver Hel,d San Diego man la described ~table today and bi.a wife is in cal CODdiUoo after their car mmed Into a truck that -~ the center divider ol the ta Ana Freeway south of Parkway in M.iaslon Viejo iurday afternoon. Jeffrey Bol11e, 20, and his wife Loia, 19, were transported to Mission Community Hospital. They were retumina home fJ'om a trip to Loi An,eles wbeD tbe accident occurred shortly after 1 p.m. · Michael Allen Myer, 33, of lon Viejo wu charged with 1 ctnmkm drivin1 after his croeaed the freeway divider cniabed into another vebi· caUling bis truck to block JlollieB' Jane, accordin1 to a eaman for the Calllomia Way Patrol. e dr'iYer ol the other car, lie Jay llchan of Pomona wu able ,to pull over to tbe aide of the freeway and ... not lo- ~ Finals for the National Scholastic Surfing Association event start at 6 o'clock this IJ\,oming near the Huntington Beach pier. Winners of the competition wlll advance to the 1980 N~ National Wmter ·Surfing Cham· pionships to be held in Hunt- ington Beach Dec. Z1and28. "It's been bad weather all week and a lot of people figured it would be the same today," said Newport Beach lifeguard U. Logan Lockabey. Beacbgoers today can look for early mo~ clouds giving way to sunny skies by early after- noon. Plus the Air Quality Management District is predict· ing good air quality. tro. Page A J FREEDOM • • Carolina in 1970 were thrown out ot court last month, was freed from Terminal Island Federal Prison Friday evening on $100,000 bond. which waa posted by friends. . The federal government could still appeal that decision. "It's been a terrible 10 years since I lost my family," Mac- Donald stud. "There have been a few good times but it's been a roller coaster of emotions. MacDonald bas been im- prlaoned on the murder charges three times for a total or 18 months over the past 10 years. In 1974, his former in-laws, Alfred and Mildred Kassab, filed a criminal complaint that led to a federal aranct Jury indictment of llacDaoald one year later, pavtna1be way for bis 19'19 trial and CCllMctlcln. • .. My lawyers think it's finllbed, but tbere's been no vie· tory celebration. I only feel parded nUef that It may flnal. ly be Oft!' ••• tbe cloct.or laid. He pl-. to take a month off ud tbm decide if be •boukt re. tam to St. llary Medical Center lD Lana Beach. Every week be malt report to a probatlclll of. fleer mil be cannot leave the state. "I've been a lot of places I cUdD't ftnt to be and aeea a lot of UW.,. I dkla't want to ... JUlt beea_. tbe tovemment made me ... tbele tbina• because of fallema,... "l'w..., Ute federal system aDI I'll be boldtnl my breath the nat alx moatbl wbUe my la., .. fl8bt tb1a tbiq out.••. --~-...--..---.--~- • aide the roo.:'l. aldecar and take otf on ..,. around LalWla 8oa~h where he owns and opttrates a mall and meua1e c~nter Before he took po1se11ion of the $3,800 machine two weeka ago , Norman u sed hi s Oldsmoblle Cutlass to get uround town. And wtule he aUll uaed the specially-equipped automobile fCft longer trips. he prefers wheeling around on bis new bike. "It takes me at least five minutes lO roll up lo the car. set. m. then scratch the aide of the car while I pull the chair in· side," be said, laughing. When you work and live in a small town like La1una Beach, that routine can get old real fut. Especially lf you just want to pop down to the at.ore. So Norman ordered the con- verted cycle from a mechanic in Kansas, and now the active en· trepreneur plans to sell similar Class 3 vehicles to others with physical handicaps. "I can get in this thing and take ofC in the same time it takes you to hop on a conventionaJ bike." he said, slamming the left-hand shift lever forward as the bike le aped from the driveway. Passengers feel kind of silly sitting in the saddle while a guy in a wheelchair operates the throttle from the adjacent sidecar . The shiny machine Is an atten· lion-getter. no doubt about it. But sometimes Norman goes a little too rar A rew days after ge.tting the WAYNE ••. seem surprised to learn that Wayne is remembered at the airport. Someone is always ~­ ing a snapshot of the ceramic ledge, said Leslie Bolding. She should know beeause she and her colleagues sit on a cor- ner of that ledge almost every day to solicit nuclear power sup- porters to join and donate money to their organization, the Fusion Society. "We've noticed a lot of people point at the sign and say 'Look at that,"' she said. "We think it's interesting." Inside the terminal, Wayne's cowboyish face is ruggedly portrayed in two new portraits that hang on the walls. One is ln the display window. A third black-and-white print hangs behind the cash register in the gift shop. It's for sale for $20. But Wayne's memory stops with memorabilia. It hasn't broken into the flight operatiooa yet. The tickets to ride the jets say ''Orange County" or "Santa Ana." Flight logs, catalogs and brochures refer simply to Orange County Airport. The luggage tags with their three-letter identification codes, say SNA, hark back to the days when the facility was called the Santa Ana Airport. Thus, if Wayne's name hasn't caught on, neither bu any other title. Airport employees know the problem. Hughes Air West flight atten- dant Joan Fassler: "We call the airport John Wayne, but for awhile, people wouldn't get off for Disneyland so we bad to tell them it was the Orange County· Santa Ana-Disneyland Airport.'' Claudette Hertzog, customer servicea for Air California: "Sometimes you have to say, 'Yes, this Is the Santa Ana- Orange County-John Wayne Airport,• and by that time the plane is gone." SUNDAY DAILY PILOT ,,,. 0<-(OHi 0.tlf PllOI, wotft -ft I• combfitwd ttw ....,,.Pr"-'· •t DVttot•""'° O• .,.. o..,. 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Norman contracted polio at the ase or two, "which is rough when you're part of a family that doeln't tolerate weakness, ' he says. The independence he learned as a child, and his philosophy that '11 was born old, and each year I get younger," makes for a dynamic personality. The y0W1g UC Hastings law gr aduate worked as an attorney for the chief counsel of the In- t e rnal Revenue Service in Washington, D.C. for two years, .. prosecuting little old ladies.'' he jokes. He later bought up apartment buildings in Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia. converting them to con- dominiums. But others were getting a cut or the pie, so he became a real estate broker. general contrac- tor. and mortgage broker. even- tually operatine nearly two The Selection Includes: The Actiyist A1roe Laura Ashley Lane Bryant Waltah Clark's Contempo Casuals Courreges Nancy Craig Dianes· Ducks &Co. Mr. Elliots Ema Fashion Conspiracy The Gap Gene's Hubbub The Hotel Halston Jaeger Jag Joel's Judy's Kippy's LiUian's dozen companies to handle his projects. He retired at the age of 30 and came west. Last year he opened Mail St.op. Inc., on Glenneyre Stn!et. a mail and message service that provides post office boxes and privacy to Laguna Beach buai· ness people wbo work out o( their homes. And he's got other project.a on the back burner that keep him constantly on the move . Only now, Norman has a motorcycle lo get things moving faster The Limited Joseph Magnin MGA France Neil's Apparel Page Boy Lillie Rubin Tannery West Ann Taylor Tennis Lady The Wet Seal Zelig's Fashions Bullooll'a, I. Magnln. M1y Co., Nontltrom. Seka "fttl ·~a... ........... For more store Information, call 548 eee2 ~ SOUTH COAST PLAZA S.n Otqo Freeway (405) At Brlatol • Cotta Meaa ... Dumping Specifics Sought Officials in eight California coastal counties -including or·ange County Supervisor Har- riett M. Wieder-are demanding the federal govemment release detaJled information about dump- ing of nuclear wastes into the Pacific Ocean between 1!M6 and 1970. The officials, meeting last week in San Francisco, expressed frustration that the Environmen- tal Protection Agency is refusing to release specifics on its study of the ocean dumping. The EPA, bas said it can find no evidence of harm to sea life or humans from theestimatedS0,000 barrels of nuclear waste material dumpedintothesea. The now-defunct Atomic Energy Commission, replaced by the Nuclear Regulatory Com- mission, classified the waste material a s containing "low level•' radiation. 'l'be county officials were told, however, that UC Santa Cruz pro- f essor, W. Jac kson Davis, beU..,. that not all the material wueftbelowlevel variety. Mn. Wieder, in a statement ts.- sued from her office Friday, said she is particularly disturbed that "no one officially seems to )imw exactly where the dumpiq toot place and to what extent it oc-curred. She vowed to press for ri!leue of the EPA studies so they can be reviewed by the county Environ- mental Management Agency staff. The county study was endorsed recently b y the Boa rd of Supervisors at Mrs. Wieder's re- quest. According to the EPA, most of the barrels containing waste materials were dumped near the Farallon Islands, in ocean waters ofrthecoast ofSan Francisco. e ara aotli DI for three monlha, utU otber dl'opouta found out tbe ebureb bed rtDted a buik1n1 lD Mlllourl. Mn. Deniell drove DOG·ltoo to Spriqftekl, Mo., and 1rabbed ber.:!fear-o&d dauabter u lhe ... lQekapoo Hl&b School. "J 1mew 1f I trt..s to let both of them I wouldn't 1et either ol tbe m," 1he 1aid of h er dau1htMI. "So l went for Robin btc•ute ehe wu undel' ace." Soon alter reporter Cheryl Romo ol the Santa Ana Repter vl1lUld Sprinafield in llareh. the con1re1atJon diaappeared again. Oreeoe County, Mo., Sheriff's Capt. Jlm McCaff erty said five children withdrew from school in one day, adulta quit their jobs and left town with time still to go on their rent and tbe news~ still arriving. Mrs. Daniels th.inks she saw her husband, disguised , in Orange County recently. Most of the group went to Texas, former members say, b\lt nobody knows where. Barrels were also dumped off the Southern California coast. The dump sites, according to the EPA, were several hundred miles offshore. Counties in addition to Orange that are participating in the battle to gain the EPA dumping data are San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Cruz, Santa Cl ara, Marin, Sonoma and Mendocino. Can't Rea~la Pedals ~ Ple.t ...... .., •kMrd Kelllller San Francisco Supervisor Quentin Kopp was named the group's chairman While California Highway Patrolman Norm Chavez was off explaining another facet ol safety and rescue units exhibited Saturday in Irvine's Muon Park, 22·month-old Tonja Becwar bopped into the driver's seat. Police and harbor patrol officers. firemen, SWAT teams, Red Cross workers and amateur· radio operators, representing some 20 agencies, participated. Fairgrounds Expandhlg Key Development Projects Back on Track By JERRY CIA1JSEN Of .... Delt, ......... Ken Fulk, Oran1e County Fair general manager, bas outlined key development pro- jects in the plan for redevelopina the 180-acre fairgrounds at• Fair Drive In Costa Mesa. The projection, prompted by the out-of· court MUlement of a suit ftJed by the City of Costa Mesa, includes five projecta expected to get under way tbia year and next. TBB 11.UOa PaOIBCI', an 8,00keat am- pbltbmils west ol the C1UTellt administration builcliq. II expected to be eompleted next sum- mer by performtn1 arts •IOdatet of Los Aqelel at a cost ol about '1 mlUkllL Tbat and otber redeftlapment project. promllted. cltJ at to~~ County Fair hrd to rOllle Dim -c1t1'1 plaa-alDl _Qltem, needecl bee... tnme and DOiie problem1,dtyaftld•l1.........._ AD 0nmae CouatJ SJl!Gllcr Court Judie naled IMe IMt,..,. that dMt llMrcl. a ltate a1en .. C7 ................... , ........ aot ntidnd to fallow tM ••• P1:r:f ...... . Tbmt decJlkm WM ......... WM await~ tq • nllq ID tbe roarii l*atd Court GI Ap- peal ..... ilae ..Ulllmmt ....... bJ fair ud d~oflW•"IM& .... .,. TB 8Tll.a&NT llbldl tile boud to ~ Cl8w plw far two II 'Mi"elal pro- jecta ... elU ....... , ............. ., for .......................... lmpnwe. ......... H ... to~--..... ' . , Aleo agreed to and scheduled for construc- tion tbia year as a development priority, Fulk said, is conatruction of Merrimac street as a new acceaa to the fairlJ"OUD(ls off Fairview Road. Fulk said the third development priority is construction of new maintenance yard and bulldinp on Arlington Drive to service the fair· grounda. POtJaTB PalOatTY -. and expected to be started tbil year -ia an equestrian exercise rinl just west ol tbe new equestrian center, comple&ed lD time fOf'thil year'• fair in July. IDduded tn tbe eqaest:rlan center's aecond ~ ,:l' be three new barm and bone pens, Tbe fifth project, expected to be ltart.ed nm ,...., la pavlq of a pmtina area near the old eqwtrta riq oa tbe wt aide of the fair· ll'OQDCll. llOlt ol tbe projec!ta Fulk Mid, will be financed wl~ tbe ... I minioD borrowed from tbe atate ~ tbree years to reatruc· ture tbe f alODI a muter plan ap. prcwed... tm. POai._ Of' THAT 1Uk1e. l'ult noted, uve dlapd durtn1 ..... ,..,., but plan. mac IWl can. for eventual ecmtractiOD ol new admbdltnllft oftlcet, a an ll...aoek buildJq (8" n10a11U1, .... AU) I She his written repeatdy to her dauehter Pam, 21. at a post oftlce box number i.n Mllaourt. She'• received no anawer. Sbe filed for divorce ao 1be'U have custody of Robin. She want.a her husband out of the ~· too, but believes, ''He ii too far con e, he'a t oo brainwashed." ' She said the story of Madeley Church ls remarkably like the story of the People's Temple, with a twist -a woman edged out the charismatic male leader and now leads tbe cult. .. "These people weren't losers," 1&id a former member, James Bolding of Costa Mesa. "They were school principals, carpenters, foremen. They built two churches and did a good job. Their main fault was their worship of a man rather than basing their faith on the word of God." Many members of the con· gregatioo were secular teachers in Orange County who j oined the Santa Ana church in the 1950s, when it was still affiliated with the Free Methodists. in order to give their young children some kind of religious framework. The children bad no other church training and didn't ques- tion the rituals that were to come. In 1955. British -born Rev. Thomas J . Ellis, remembered as a "brilliant orator," gave a few sermons and was asked to take over for the church's ailing minister. But in less than three years. the Free Methodist Conference told Ellis his sermons didn't con- form with the doctrine of the de- nomination, and he was re- assigned to a pastorsh1p an Arizona. No one was available at the Conf~rence to explain why El· lis was transferred 1f he was preaching wrongly. In any case, Ellis declined the transfer, and haJr the congrega- tion. with borrowed money and their own hard labor. built a new church. The i n fluen c e of two parishioners -Yorba Linda School District elementary prin· cipal Albert G. Stefan and his wife. Ruth -began to grow as Ellis' authority waned. "E llis got sick, and the Stefaos took him into their home." although he was mar- ried, said Mrs. Daniels. Several former members have said Mrs. Stefan twice beat Ellis in an ex- orcism while the congregation looked on. "I really think at one time her intentions were good but she got completely carried away with taking over," Mrs. Daniels said about Mrs. Stefan. "It was im- portant to her to completely rule the people. "Once she had won the con- fidence of the people she could do almost anything and people wouldn't question her. Almost all of the things I have read about Jonesto\vn, those things happened here.·· Mrs. Daruels said. "Mrs. Stefan would supervise the beati&gs and supervise the sexual molesting and then tell the people she loved them." Sllndey, Auguet at, 1180 OAILYPllOT .A.I ' ... w.,...... GRANDMOTHER BEATEN, FAMILY DISRUPTED BY CULT _: Shlrtey Daniela Holda Gr•nddaughter Tiff any With P•ula ~ Ellis, now 70. and a resident of He met. said he can't explain what happened . Mrs . Daniels said that Ellis is "not without blame." She said Ellis and Mrs . Stefan developed the practice of .. ex· hortations," which at first meant personal testimomes But often they became vehement ac· cusalions against ot.her church members. In 1974, two church members who were beaten called police. Most of the criminal charges were dis missed . but several women were found guilty of mis- demeanor charges and were • placed on probation. The victim. later won civil cases against th& church and collected damages. f Durmg the court hearings, me mbers were told to quit the1n JObs . sell their homes and mov«f to San Jose ··unrn things coole<{ off." former members say. : Most of the 200-member con1 gre~ation left, and when they re~ turned sevPral months laterJ itE'fan had become the ne~ pastor. ··sut he couldn't male& any decisions until he asked heq <Mrs. Stefan >:' Mrs. Daniels said ' J 1 m Jones took his flock ~ <See CULT, PageAIO) E'ro•P-.Ar FREEWAY SUSPECT • • • seven additional freeway kili- mgs, so named because most bodies have been found along freeways or ma1or highways. Also in custody in connection with the slayings are Vernon Butts, 22, of Downey, and James Monroe. 19. a transient arrested m Michigan. Santa Ana Man Killed in Hit-run A 26-year-old Santa Ana man was killed instantly early Satur- day morning after being struck by a hit-and-run driver in the 1700 block of First Street. Epifanio Valenzuela was pro- nounced dead at the scene. An unidentified friend told pol.lee that the driver of an Orange '76 Datsun sped away from the scene without stopping. . ..,,_ • Bonin has been described as1 the leader of the loose-knit group that mvestigators have said prey; ed on young male hitchhikers. Reports from Houston quoted . Miley's stepfather James Wil~ as claiming that the suspect .et re t a rded .. with the mental capacity of a 9 or IO-year -0ld.'" "We"re still stunned. Ther must have gotten him drunk • on drugs to do something 1i .. this." -:f' Wilde said the family moved to Texas last February to get Miley away from a ''bad crowd:' he was associating with in Los> Angeles Authorities said Miley would be arraigned on two counts of murder Monday morning in ~ Angeles County Municipal Court. They declined to say if h'e will face additional murdet' charges. •• ' I .. ... • :£1eeJUe to Watr• . ( Coata Mesa police are asking coastal resi· dents to report any sightings of 1980 Corvettes with blue on white Quebec • license plates. They'd like a call at • 754-5365. Investigators are working with Royal Canadian Mounted Police officers in seeking suspects in an elaborate Corvette theft and fraud scheme in which the stolen automobiles are illegally licensed for sale in California. The one above wa8 impounded in Costa Mesa and led to the exposure of the scheme. ~ 4-ounce B~y Dies Boy's Arm Despite 4-daY, Effort Rebuilt With Leg BALTIMORE <AP> -Tiny Devon Somerville, a 14-ounce baby that survived for four days, bu died, hospital officials · aald. • She would have been the fmal.ie,t prematu,fe baby t.o sur· jive normally in this country. said Lou Daugherty, a •JM>kesman for Baltimore City Hospitals. Devon was the third child of Leonard and l.Jnda Somerville of Leonardtown, Md. She was t>orn Tuesday al St. Mary's Hospital in Leonardtown and was flown by helicopter to Baltimore after birth. Daugherty said it had been difficult to predict the infant's cllanca for survival, although be noted that 85 percent of pre. m ature babies her size d\e soon after birth. 'n>e cause of death wasn't immediately known. 6.,,.~ Pretnt TOKYO <AP> -Soviet ships have defied Japanese authorities and towed a disabled ttuclear submarine through Japan's territorial waters . Japanese Prime Minister Zenko Suzuki called the violation an ''unfriendly act" and said a 'trong protest would be lodged with Moscow. t Japan, whose relations with lbe Soviet.a already are strained. had ordered the submarine to stay clear of its claimed 12·mile limit unless the Soviets could as· sure them the sub was neither 1eaking radioactive material ll01' carrying nuclear weapons. • ... ...,. Kilb /Mace , SADDLE BROOK, N.J . <AP> ... _ A retired man, depressed :about bis wife's bout with :leukemia. apparenUy shot her to death and then killed himself, ;autboriUeHaid. ' Tb_... Takach. 67, apparent· fll wu lbot. once in the forebe~ )iy her bu,band, James, 68, who !Ulen ran to the gara1e and shot !'UIDself. said a Bergen County ·~roaecutor ( BRIEFS . ) P~Dle CIUDAD DEL CARMEN. Mexico <AP> -A ferry le>Jded with a passenger bus and several can and trucks sank a ball mile from shore, and. at l east 32 people drowned , authorities said. A spokesman at the Civil Hospital here said 32 bodies bad been brought to the morgue and claimed by relatives. Carter Pia• Daw W Af>tn:NGTON <AP) -Presi· dent Carter is putting the fmal touches on this long-awaited economic feC()vety program this weekend and will announce it before Friday. a While House spokesman said. New Storm Churns Into Hurricane MlAMI (AP) -An Air Force reconnaissance plane found a low pressure area off Virginia unexpectedly has bullt winds or 80 mph and given blrt.b to the season's third major Atlantic storm, Hurricane Charley. The hurricane bunters dis· covered a full·fiedged hurricane when they new into the storm about 550 miles east of Norfolk, Va. 'n>e depression bad been churning ln the Atlantic for several dayt. Forecasters said Charley posed no immediate danger to land. 1be storm was not expect· ed to strengthen significantly through today. Forecasters said the storm was drifting ~lowly eastward. LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - Doctors used part of the right leg of a 13-year-old boy to re- construct his severed arm and reattach it ln 10 hours ol surgery that ended a day after bls right Umbs were cut off by a train, a • hospital spokeswoman sa1d. The boy's leg was severed below the knee, and was too damaged to be re-attached, of· ficials said. Part of the arm was also mauled, and a small section of the stump of the boy's leg was surgically removed and fitted· between the arm and body THE SUCCESS of the surgery could not be determined im· mediately. The teen-ager was in crab cat condlt1on. Officials said Richard Grinage and a friend. Abdullah Frazier. 8. both of Pontiac, Mich .. were injured Friday when they were hit by a train as they played on railroad tracks. Frazier's right arm also was severed. and he was taken to the University of Michigan Hospital in Ann Arbor. He is reported in serious but stable condition after doctors reattached his arm dur· Ing 1911'.! hours of surgery. Doctors irom Hand Surgery Associates 1 e.at1 <'C'.1ed Grinage's J rm ~n s urgery cl ' .:•:wish Ho spital here . S'l •~ spo k es w oman Barbara Zingman. •'THE LEG was so crushed it could n ot s u rvive,'· Ms . Zingman said, "so the choice was made to try to salvage the arm, which had a muscle injury and crushed bone." Ms. Zingman said, "That por· lion of the surgery was unique . The boys were playing under a boxcar in a Grand Trunk Western Railroad yard on Pon· tiac's north side when the train began to move, said John Williams, a railroad spokesman. Grand Trunk agreed to pay for ;(lying Grinage and his m other lo Louisville, Williams said. Sun Shines Over U.S. . . . ' Ordy Isolated Areas Suffered Rainfall Te ,.,....,.,.. ... Le ~ :: " et .. " " " ., .. . .. .. . ,, .. •n " .. SI Louil S.llL•h S.110lt90 s.n ,.,, ... We.,,1119111 .... •J 67 17 69 ~7 ~ eo •• Air Q1Ndity eL MOMTE IAPI -The Air Quell· ty '°' ... ...,... .. 1 Olslrlct fore<HI good .ir quellty •-r "''-• In Ille Soutll c.-tAlr a.111 tOO.y. A Polhltlal'I 5'...o.nl lllOI• retu>v of too -• Pf'fCllctlld tor the Riv· ~., ... Sell llemerdlllO .,..., ..,,.,,. \M ~ Oellrlfl ..,, f'IOmolle YfllfYS lfNllltd lllW e "' r9tff19 of '2. 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HE SWORE under oath that the Libyans never asked him to ask President Carter for anything, he never did ask his brother for anything, and the president would. not have done anything if he had. Unimpressed , some o( the senators pubHcly castigated him for getting involved with the radi<~al nation at all and several said they are not satisfied lhey have the full story yet on his Libyan ilea. Sen. Robert Dole, R-Kan .• ls· s ued a statement Saturday say. ing "the deeper we get, the more we tum up." Dole said the Senate invesUga· tion h as yet to determine whe~r Billy was involved ''ill any o r Libyan deals such a! C-130s, · a,y trucks or other arms." Sen. Strom Thurmond. R-S.C .. told President Carter 's brother during the hearings he was "skep- tic a I" o ( Carter's de· nial that he had been a L i b y a n foreign agent. And Sen . Patrick J . 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He said he did not know whether President Carter would testify but that the president's national security ad· viser. Zbigniew Brzezinski. and Attorney General Benjamin Civiletti, definitely would testify. Two days of grilling by the senators did not shake BiJly's bas ic story · but he conceded late Friday he might have made conrticting statements on some of the details. sixteen seventeen WHtctlff Drive, Newport Beach 642-6164 • 642-6165 Discover Our \\Uid of Distinctive Home Furnishing And a fabulous world it is! ... offering you an exciting, new way to decorate your home. Discover Chandler's today and save up to S<!fo on famous name high quality.furniture. Santa Ana, Main Street at 17th Street-541-4391 Lag11na Hills, Alicia Pku'J'. at San Diego Ftt!J!.-951-7101 Open Saturday, 9:30-5:30 Lagu11a Hills Su11day, Noon to SPM t t J Power Strike Expands LOS ANO&LES <AP) - C'oar&tu tbat tM city rwced -.. olf• tbat would' baft ... 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DWP apokeawoman Elbabetb Wimmer said all tbe bydroelee. tric plant.a were belna run by management personnel and that ' Actors Union Sees Resolution Nearer all operations were normal Ma. Wimmer said the plants, along the Callf ornia Aqueduct, s upply only a small percentage ' of the clty'a power and are primarily for reserve electrical supply. The Castaic plant in particular is used during peak Nearing Saturn .. ~ ......... After traveling 1.28 billion miles and exploring Jupjter. Voyager 1 this week turna its attention to the ringed mysteries of Saturn. The \Dlmanned apaceshlp is expect· ed to come to within 78,000 miles on Nov. 12. LOS ANG~ (AP) -Hope w aa expreaaed thal tbe deadlock bet weeo atrtkinC actors and rum and t.elevlsioo producers over a new three-year contract mtpt SOOD be resolved. Screen Actors Gulld · apok~man Kim Fellner said SAG anct the American Federa- tion of Television and Radio Artists bad been offered "a barebooes idea" for payments in the crucial home video markets area that might lead to a resolu· tion of the 34-day-old actors walkout. Home video provisions of the contract have been the prime Channel Defeats Woman By tbe Auoclated Presa Carole Lee, a 24-year-Old den- tal assistant from Sacramento, failed by just one mile in her first attempt to swim the English Channel Saturday. The Channel Swimming As-s~iation, which arranges and mopitors all official cross- channel swims, said Lee was picked up only a few minutes from the French coast and was -00 her way back to 'England by boat. .. She was very cold and ap. patently kept dozing off," said a spokeswoman. ''She was ob- viously affected by the strong current on the other side." Lee, who came to Britain specially to make the swim, was picked up after being in the water for 11 hours. G....,.. ,,,_ IHn CHANDLER. Okla. (AP> - Almon W. Camp, 55, ol Garden ( STATE J Grove, was killed after a pickup truck in which he was riding bounced off a highway guard rail, jumped the median and overturned. Officers said the accident oc- curred Friday night along the Turner Turnpike in Lincoln County, and that Camp may have suffered a heart attack since he apparently incurred no injury serious enough to kill him. T•reat Bait• l•f FRESNO (AP> -An Air California jet carrying 108 passengers was delayed 2~ boon .here oo a stopover in a rught from Oakland to Ontario after a caller told the airline there wu a bomb on boa.rd. No bomb was found and the plane went on to Ontario aft.er being searched Friday night. Walk Aids ERA LOS ANGELES <AP> - Walk.s at Venice and Laguna Beach Saturday raised nearly $41 ,000 for the Equal Rights Amendmeot on-the 60tb an~ niversary of the passage of the 19th Amendment, which gave women the right to vote. The money will help lobbying efforts for the ERA. 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The argument of wbo should llll the Central municipal court beacb ae1t ii a matter of ballot-countine. lncumbmt Juqe Richard Orosco tbouiht he'd won the race last June. but bia opponent, attorney Bobby Youngblood, demanded a recount and ended up 18 votes ahead of hii t. · 1bat ~-=-meu is iD Superior Court now, while a j udge trl~ out whether the recount should stand or whether the two names should appear on the Nov· ember ballot for a re-nm. Whichever way it goes, it'll be a tight schedule. 1be ballot printing deadline is Sept. s. The Ormco-Youngblood matter is to be decided Sept. 3. The state Supreme Court says it will have a ruling on the Chatterton-Fitzgerald matter about the same day. We have the feeling that the beat way to resolve both matters is to trust the voters, since the election is so taandy. Some abbreviated views on other items in the news : I ~·,.,.~•et••• ... Ol•M- One-time Orange County political kmaPin Dr. Louis J . Cella, Jr., is 29 months into a five-year term at the federal prison in Lompoe. He'd like to shorten hJa stay there and assum.e a non-.,a)'IGR medical position in a mi- grant worker clinic in RiVersideCounty. Cella was convicted' in 1976 of 22 counts of inCQme tax evasion, Medicare fraud and conspiracy. He bad cut quite a swath through California politics by becoming the state's largest individual political donor. Regardless of his crimes, Cella certainly could be a more functioning part ol 80Ciety by practicing medicine for the needy than by oveneeinl the boilers in the federal lockup. Besides, he'll be eligible for parole next March, and getting out of jail a few months early sbouldn 't be too disturbing if society is benefiting. N#'ID Ve,.,_., s Glafl fe lw T•~fftf! The gun nuts are with us again -if they ever left. The state of New York has enacted a law mandating a one year prison term for persons found carrying a loaded handgun in a pub~lace if they haven't a license to do eo. Sounds like a g law to us. Who, other than a criminal or someone bent on creatirig a hellish scene, would be toting a pistol around town without a license? 1be Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms doeBn't see it that way (or did you guess tbat from the title of the org~?> This pro-gun group isn't just voicipg objections to the New York law, however. Its members have organized a campaign to boycott New York Yep, they're going to do New York in by boycotting •·all non-firearm related goods and services from the state and avoid vacationing in New York's resort and recreational areas." ' You can bear New Yorkers trembling from here. Probably trembling with relief realizing that a handful of spooky gun nuts won't be invading their state f,or a showdown. N•.,al M•rie-fJOers ~ ~ A•f~ They've bad a bit of a fiap -at Great Lakes Naval Training Center of all places -over the playing or the national anthem. It bad been a tradition to play the "Star Spangled Banner" at the base movie theater each evening before the show began. That had been suspended. then can- celled, when the restless sailors began voicing ·dis· pleasure with noises ranging from murmurs totcatcalls. Then a more moderate element complained and the national anthem was returned to the program. Th,e last we heard, officers and security personnel are being spotted in the theater to keep an eye on the audience. One might be tempted to wonder bow well a civilian audience would behave if their theaters began each pro- gram with the "Star Spangled Banner." In the final analysis. however, we would tend to think the national anthem goes witb the job at any miHtary training center. And come to think of it, what important other uses do the young sailors -or civilians for that matter -have for the maybe 65 seconds it takes to play the "Star Spangled Banner?" · l•I•• m•• ... '• Gei v..,. N rWr · Telephone users who dial 4U more than 20 times a month 8l'e going to be payiq 15 cents fer each extra call. · So says the California Public UtWties Commiuion which bas agreed with Paclftc Telepbone on the issue. It's senaible and fair ....un.. Auooe wbo requires local directory assistance mare lban 30 times a moatb is abuaiQ& a eenice and in the kml ran putting IODle Onan- .. bulden on the rest of us who are not too lazy to look up a number. '• ~nlons .. pr1•1cl In the IP9C9 above are thole of the Dally Piiot. Other v'"" .. p,.111d on thi9 page .,. thoee of their authors and ..u.ts. AMder coml'Mnt 11 Invited. Add,... The Daily Piiot. P .o. lox 1580, Co9ta Meea, CA 9'!928. Pt)one (714) 842--i321 . . &yd I ~'f!:·perfect Q. 1'I bet you 1 qua.Wr OD tbie _., friend, that rou en•t eome up wltb tbe clMaio l'lll)art delivered by Paul Reftre at tbe end of bfa f amom ride tn 1115. A. WC.'t bite OD that one, 1ir. Hla cluel~ remark wu ••Wboet" Rapl nply: Certatnl1 a K ins Cobra CID kill ID elephant. ---------._.......-~ - Sunday. Augult 24. 1il0 • .. .. RObert N. Weed/Nbllshtr Thomes K"vll/Editor Hispanics Lack Political Oout Or a.aria 0 . B•U la o prof__,,, of polUtcol 1e•••c1 of Col Stat•. ~ In aplte Of ltl 11r1e number. Callfoml1'1 Hlapanlc population hu failed to achieve any sub- stantial political success. As Conareuman Edward Roybal. O·LO• Aoseles, dean of the atute'1 JUspanid pollUclans not-~d recently "We have no clout." \ Why la It, how can t be. that 5.5 mJWon Hlspanlcs can be !iO powerle11? HISPANICS AaE the state 's largest minority. After adj\ISting for the sloppy 1970 census data they comprised at least 20 per- cent of the total population 10 years ago.• Today. Hispanics probably make up 25 percent of the state's tota l population-one out of four! But no His panic holds statewide elective office. This contrasts sharply with blacks who make up less than 10 percent Omrles McCabe of tbe 1tate'1 populaUon but W'bo have recently won two 1tat.ewtde offices. Me"YO Dymally wu Ueutenantaovemor (1974-18) and Wilson RileJ ls the present state superint.Ddent or public lnltruc- lion. ASIANS, WHO constitute less than 3 p erce nt of the state's population currently hold two statewide elective of(ices - U.S. Senator (S.I. Hayakawa> and secretary ol state <March FoncEu>. The same k md or pattern holds true for lesser elective of. fices. At present there a re seven Hispanic state legislators out or a total of 120. But blacks bold nine legislative offices. There is no major California city with a Hispanic mayor. But both Los Angeles and Oakland have black mayors. Why have Hispanics failed where blacks have succeeded? Other numbers -aside from total population -tell us why Hllpanlca have so liWe poUUcal "clout." And any way one k>c*.I at them, the ilWDbers add up to low leftll of political acUvity. A suaYEY of key election precincta after the 1978 1enera1 election reveals that only St per- cent of Hispanics went to the . polls that year -compared to a 71 percent turnout fpr the rest or the state's voters. Not only do Hispanics fail to vote -they fail to even register to vote. In California's three he aviest Hispanic Assembly dis- tricts the average voter reg- istration tbis year is 72,000. That is 40 percent below the statewide average Of 126,SZI re· gistered voters per Assembly district. These low "levels of registra- tion and voter turnout translate into poor support for candidates. Califprnia's Hispanics vote about 80 percent De moc ratic. But this supposed massive bloc of faithful votera doMD't add qp to much. In 19'18. the stale'• three His- panic Assembly district.a 1ave Gov. Jerry Brown an average of 33,000 votes each. But Brown averaged 48,000 votes per As· sembty district statewide. In fact, Brown got more votes i n the stat e's three most Republican districts than be did in the three Hispanic districts! WHY TRIS obvious lack or political participation? Hispanic State Sen. Joseph Montoya, O.Rosemead, bas sug- gested that " . . . A lot of Spanish-speaking people do not have the tradition of participat- ing in government. They never have been involved be(ore." Many ffjspanics are recent ar- riva ls in California -either by birth or migrataon. Largely young, most His panics come from families in which politics was not -and is not -an im· portant subject. POORLY EDUCATED, semi· or unskilled, the major concern of most Hispanics is a job. Politics is a middle class luxury which few can afford. Equally s ignificant . a ll o f those thousands of Hispanics who are in California illegally cannot vote. Thus. while the recent heavy His panic migration has burst upon California with an im· mense and well publicized effect on labor, housing, schools and other public facilities, the direct effed on California politics has been relatively s mall. Blacks have become political· ly s uccessful because their e m e(&ing middle c lass has learned how to use the i>olitical- system: because English is their native language; and because many whites feel a special ob- ligation or conscience to redress the wrongs of the past. hlSPANICS HA VE yet to de· velop a s izable middle clas:. skilled in the political process; for large numbers English is al best a second language; and few whites feel any special obliga- tion to assist them. In spite of their large and growing numbers, Hispartics are not likely to become politically powerful for many years. Return to Old-fashioned Bossism Urged That acute political observer, pollster Mervin Field, comment· ing on our runaway. expensive and tediously lengthy primary syst em for nominating our presidential candidates. urged a return to the old-fashioned system of political bossism. "We've got to get back to bossism -and I mean that quite si ncerely ," Field recent· l y told a Plann ed Parenthood SOt h a n - niversar y dinner. A profOWld difrerence in the nature or politics oc- curred, Field pointed out, during that crazy 1968 Democratic con· vention in Chicago. IT IS NOT OFTEN recalled that it was there that the Democrats decided to· •open·• the nomination procedure to the public and get rid of the bated system of political bosses like Chicago's Dick Daley. The result of this decision. Andy Rooney for both parties, has been a can· cerous growth of primaries. In 1968 there were 17 primaries producmg around 42 percent or convention delegates. Now .there are 35 prim aries producing around a> percent. THE MEDIA NOW effectively run these primaries. And a place like New Hamps hire , which doesn't mean a tinker's dam to the country as a whole. gets in- ordinate importance s imply became the first primftrY is held there. In 1976, Field slid. 40 per- cent of the primary coverage was focused on New Hampshire. Field would change all that. He thinks prima r y e lections s hould take place over two rather than the present four months, that primaries should be grouped by geographical re- gions to take the wear and tear out or campaigning, and that the first primaries should not always be held in the s1lme place. His most cogent recommenda- tion, it seems to me, was that bit about bossism, by which be meant that our professional politicians r ecapture the ... nom inating process. Most of these fellows -mayors, sen- ators. governors-already have been elected to office. They un· de rstand the party syste m , which is infinitely better and more democratic than the Cronkite-Rest.on system. I GREW UP in the heart of the boss system, New York's Tam· many Hall. It is not mindless nostalgia that tells me that rar better m en were chosen for public office under the boss system than is the case today. A choice between two blindingly Wlsatisfying candidates for, the presidency would have just been impossible in the '20s. Herbe.rt Hoover turned out to be God's plaything; b\.lt he was a man of highest competence. John Anderson would be im· possible tmder a strong party system. He is a Republican who is gene.rally conceded to be more of a threat to a Democratic president than to the Republican candidate. There's something a bltgoofytbere. We are becoming far too ho mogenous a society. in our middle classes. It used to be clearly understood that the Republicans slood for privilege and the Democrat-; stood for the underprivileged. The distinction no longer ob· tains. The Republicans are more like the Republicans than they ever were, but in their public r hetoric they ha ve moved , toward the Democrats. The De mocr ats s till sound like De mocr ats but in fact have moved pretty much to the right or center. THE IDSPANICS. the blacks and other minorities have ac· lively been wooed by James Earl Carter. but they have got· ten damned little in return for their votes. The peculations of the old-time boss, and the reason for the righteous cry for his abolition, are as nothing compared with the favors the multinationals are routinely granted by the likes of Reagan and Cart.er. I'm all for free turkey dinners for all com· ers in Central Park, and a sense of knowing what is going on in the political process. and a coun- try where a cat may look at a Iring. How Would ,Goldilocks Have Liked These Sizes? There isn't anything more im- portant about something than how big lt is or how small it is. Size is probably the first stan- dard by whic h we judge anything. In the last few years most Am· ericans have becJ:>me conscious of the fact 'that we 'v e put too much emphasis oo big. Our cars were too blg, our meals were too big and our ctties were too tq. Most, ol tboee thlbl• are eettma uballer. Tll8B 011: IOIDe thlnp JOU can't do 8Q1th1nl abeut. I, for lD· staaee, am too tq tD ciae dine· tton aDd not bit eaoa1ta in uolber. I OUlbt to be able to 1et •••butf'llneftrbetaller. Tbere are· 1 few tbtna• tbat are Just tbe right size. LeJDODS are about right. Eggs are goad.the size they are. That original six-ounce Coca·Cola bot- tle, indented in the middle where you held lt, was one or the great sizes of all time. YOlJ MIGHT WANT to com- pare your opinions about the size of things with mine~ -Coffee cups are u.suaJ.ly too big. I'd rather have two cups, half ai.ze. -Closets are never big enough. • -Baaketball players are too big. No iame abould depend oo the height of a player. -8llOE8 OE too-bli. You bave to aet them too blg or el.ie they aren't big eDOQJCb. -Parking spaces are too small. Wbo draws thole linelf ~ Boca have gotten too big. A big boot is a problem when you fall aa&e.p readiDC it in bed, and Lt cOltl too mucll.. Of coune, I don't like the little skinny boob litbel'. -Chairs us ually a re nol big enough. No one wants a chair that just fits because it doesn't allow room for slumping down in it or hanging your lea over the arm when you reel like it. They are more apt to be too high in front tha n too low, though. -GAUGES AaE too sma.ll. This problem may be corrected as cars get smaller. -Burners on stoves are too small. At least one burner on every stove ought to be as blg as the bottom of your largest pan. -8'A-by-U sheet.a of paper are just right. -'IRE TYPE IN telephone books seems to ·be getting smaller every year. Tb1s ls true even when tbey don't come out with a new book. -It la obrioua that sise 38 pa.ntl are not aa bit 1 1 they used to be either, becauae tbey ftt me Ughter than the)' did two years •10. -Umbrellas a re-not big enough. 'lbe average umbrella, in a heavy rain, doesn't help you r from the waist down. Umbrellas ought to come in regular sizes because the taller a person is, the greater the circumference that's needed. -Tennis balls are a good size. -TEXAS IS bigger than is necessary. -Most hotel rooms are bigger than I need. I'd be pleased to get one half the slze for two-thirds the price. -Jeeps got too big. -Screwdriver band.lea are too small. -'-"PEOPLE ARE generally bigger than they wer e 100 or even 25 years •co. It would pro- bably be better tr the bwn,am rac~ wu gett1n1 amaUer as long as tbe brain d idn't dim.lnlab alODI with the body. -~t ll tooblg. .. ALL SET,.(ioV&~OR·­ sooM A'S )'OU l>JCI< OUT you~AMMO··· Personal Reactions Buttonholed By Wl.ILIAM D. HARVEY William D. Harvey, Ph.D., reSIMa m Huntington Beach. Buttons. All around us, we have buttons. Buttons that operate your electric range, or your washing machine. Buttons that change tbe station on your car radib. We're not talking about the buttons that hold your clothes on. We 're talking about buttons that make things happen when you push them LIKE THE buttons on this typewriter that print letters when you push them, buttons that connect you with the person on the otber end of the telephone, buttons that make thinpreacl You, yourself, have buttons Everybody has buttons. Tbey doa't light up, you can't even aee "'tllem, bat they're u.ere. Tbese tn.utble buttons mate you read. You don't push these buttons with your finger. You push these buttons with words. Chances are that the very first lime 1du pbahed a button aa a child, and achieved a result, you were fascinated Maybe it was a ~witch tbat turned a light on. You pushed it again, and the light went off ON. OFF. ON. Off. UnW your mother told you if you didn't stop playing with the lights, ahe was going to warm your bottom. Chances are that you also feh a feeling of power. With one lit· tie finger, you had the power to dispel tbe darkness, or even bet·, ter, came darkness. After a while, as with all new things, the novelty wore off. You began to take that marvelous power fOf' granted. YOU BEGAN to accept but· tons as a part of everyday life, and pu&bed them with ,a reek.less abandon, and probably never even lbougbt about it. There are some people who never outgrow their fascination with buttons . Unfortunately, these people usually become disenchanted with "thing" but· tom. There'• no challenge there. They graduate to people buttons. People buttons are much harder. Since they are not visi· ble, they must be searched for. Since you don't push them with your fllJler, you must come up with the combination of words that work or oouasz, some peopte butt.om are more obvious than otben. Far eumple, walk up to a 1ur1eon and call him a butcher. Watda bis reaction. If you were lucky, you emerpd taeatbed. But the truly accomplished buttpn pusher can push with so much subtlety that you aren't even awareofit, until it· s too late. The fun really starts when two button-pushers come up against each other FOR EXAMPLE, two women of apparently the same aee are talking, and the farst says "I bear that you got your fint ne-: car the other day. J wu lfven my first new car on my 16 birth· day " Zing. A not too .subUe attempt. but she probably expects to arouse feelings of envy. and in· adequateness in the other lady. The secood lady comes back with "I know, dear. My grandfat.beT told me all about it. He said that those steamers were great cars, too." Zowie. Direct bit oo the fear or aging button. BUTl'ONS HAVE names like pride, fear, envy, hate. and sub- buttons, ll)te pride in heritage. pride in accomplishments. pride in personal appearance, fear or aging, fear of failure, envy of social stat~ and e nvy or personaJ property or course, au buttons aren't Punch ~ negative. Walk up to a man who is painting a house. Tell him how nice it looks. You'll get two for the price of one. Happiness, and pride. .. If you're going to push good buttons, though, don't tell· a beautiful woman that she's beautiful. She knows that. Tell her. instead, what a charming personality she bas. LET'S GET back to your but· tons. How do you keep your but- tons from being pushed! ~t. you must realize that you -dd everybody-have buttons. • t Close your eyes, and 'kpagine a huge panel with lights and but· tons. It can be a very simple panel, similar to an adding machine, or a very complex panel, like something out of "Star Wars." NOW, IABEL those buttons: joy, fear, happiness, envy, 1¥lt.e. and as many others as you react t-0. Now notice that each button has a keyhole in it, like the ones in some car doors. There's a key hanging there, on a chain just big enough to wear around your neck. Carry that key with you at all times. ''I often think It muat be nice to t.e enough ··-to have • ...,... expoeed.'' .. Wh en you r e cognize that someone is trying to push a particular button. take that key and lock that button so that it can't be pushed. Now, get a little angry. Just a little. What right does that person have to try to reduce you to the level of a machine? Are you a machine? DO YOU SEACI' as you are expected to? Of course not. And, by not reacting, you're going to achieve a goal. You're going to tum the tables on the button pusher. Exan:iple. You walk into an of· fice building, and push the but· ton for the elevator. The elevator comes, and you go to your floor. Everybody's happy. What happens if you push the button, and the elevator doeso 't come? First. you become a little impatient. Then, you start to become a liWe angry. Where is that darn elevator, anyway? JUST FOR good measure, you push the button a few more times. Still nothing. You get a feeling of frustration. After all, you did your part. Still, the elevator doesn't come. A feeling of dread comes over you, as you realize that the thing is probably broken, and you have to tDOLk to tbe fifth noor. You heave a deep sigh of resignation, and start up the stairs. What happened? You pushed the elevator's button, and it did not react. It not only failed to respond to your button·pusbing, but. in mechanical retaliation, managed to push five of yours. HOW DOES IT feel to have your buttons pushed by a machine? Walking around with your but· tons locked at all times is not a good idea, unless your name is R2D2. As you gain practice, locking your buttcos, you a1ao become more adept at determining when someone is trying to push your buttons. So, what're you waiting for? Push your perseverance button, and get OD with it. To write the O•llY Piiot/Box 1S60, Costa Mesa, CA 91626 To c.11 the O.lly Pllotn14 6'2~1 A1 :" • • . . . Frustration Hooked ! • To Fish Stories By &ONALD MODELLO Ronald MombeUo ii a social e~ fTOm Laguna Beach. "Hey, Charlie, how was the fishing trip ... ya catch a big one?" Charlie's hands began to separate . . . wider . • . wider . . . until he was proud of bis estimate. · "How big, Charlie?" His friend challenged. With a smile etched at the comers of his mouth. Charlie's palms began to close their gap ... a pause ... testing .. "How big?" CHAllUE'S HANDS RESTED, finally, at a position one· fourth their originaJ assertion. This flSh story is a cliche'. Both pllrties lc:now of the exag. geration. Therein lies some humor. Buy why lhe need for any exaggeration? Why do we pad what we've accomplished, who we are, what has happened, where we've been, and what is a legitimate re· quest or grievance? Why do we use mathematics to manipuJate and mislead ? PlainJy ... why isn't the truth enough? Moments after an earthquake hits: "NEWS FLASH! An estimated 3,000 killed . . " Later we learn the actual toll was 172. IS "OVERKILL" SENSATIONAUSM necessary to the saJe of newspapers, the prestige of a TV anchorperson, or the com· petition between channels? To what extent do premature speculations by the media further confusion and panic? A flood hits a midwestem community. Its mayor flies over the area and estimates the damage "in the millions." Two million? Thirty million? Have vagueness and exaggeration become necessary to at· tract public sympathy and qualify for state and federal disaster aid? Must legitimate claims be tnflated in order lo compete with the exaggerations of illegitJmate claims ? A woman shps and sues for S2 million. In addition to a broken bone. she cla ims her sexual psyche has been impaired. From what "hat"' does legal representallon pull this ~ubject1ve dollar value? Plannmg for that downward compromise. 1~ the exaggeration intenllonal? • --~ HAVE SUCH MISUSE AND abuse created a new game? Must someone else always be held accountable and responsible for the uncontrollable, unavoidable. or unexpected ... for our lack of caution . . . for our own inappropriate behavior? \ Government budgeters figure, "We'd better ask for S2 million to get the one million we need!" How much misuse, waste, and inefficiency does this kind of bargaining encourage? • f What effects do these kinds of exaggerations have on our tax bite? A fire partially destroys a manufacturing plant. Is an over· estimation of damages necessary to a down-the-middle com· promise with the insurance company? What are the conse· quences of such ambiguous standards? Do insurance premiums escalate for us aJI? Your home is robbed. Do you rationaliie your padded losses with, "Hey, it's the only way I'm going to come out even ..• besides, everybody does it.•' A DOCl'OR EXAMINES YOU. To cover every cont.iogency and guard again.st malpractice complications later, must the number of tests be exaggerated? To what extent does this factor alone escalate medical expenses? It seems we can no longer be sure of what the truth is, and this intimidates. frustrates. and defeats. One is reminded of the small boy who successfully lied his way out of every jam. Caught on one occasion, however, and punished, he saw the error of bis ways. The next time bis honesty was in question, he defended, "It wasn't me •.. I'm telling the truth this time." FOR A LONG TIME BIS consistency bad been the dishonest response. It was difficult for him to understand that a positive pattern ol consistency would have to be established before bis old ways would be forgotten. •·• ~ Have exaggerations become our consistency? 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"That's the way Californians are," he said. "They're always in a rush. They're geared up to getting t.hing.s right a way. They say, 'I want it now.'" r Other reasons c ited included safety rrom hom e mailbox vandalism and break-ins, a safe place for the mall w~le on vacation, ,nd privacy from unwanted Vlsitors. One box clerk in Irvine suggested that some mail may not be for the eyes of all members or the s ame family .. YOU'LL GET MAIL TO men and women who don't want their s pouses to know they re· ceive mail from someone else," said Eula Cran- dell. "Sometimes we have little old men receiv· ing mail in plain brown wrappers." The demand for boxes has been so great in recent years that businesses imitating the ren- tal box concept have sprung up. Bill Mulvahill, a spokesman for the Postal Service in Costa Mesa. exp1alned that the busi- nesses ha ve their customen' mail sent to the firm 'a one box number at the post office. 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Doctors· House call S«v>ee w111 oagnose and rreac .:'4' vour medlc.11 problem w1ttt our modem eQU1~t. ~' our doctors have the capacity to cake necessary t' laboratory tests. prescr1t>e and dlSPenSe needed , '- l'Tle<lleatlOn. admlnlStef' CC>mPUter1Zed etectrocardlO· :-.,~-.. grams. and much more. It~ aw enctosed In our mot)jte unit reaav. wnenever you need them 24 hOUrS a csav. 1 ' days a week Your hOme t>ecomes our offlee. e11m1nac1ng the dtscomtort and inconvenience of a waiting room WE'RE READY TO SERVE. NOw you can afford to recetve ~al medtcal attention in the convenience of vour • home or office cau us now vou11 nave peace of .. ~ --ITllnd kl10Wlfl9 that you ana vour famllV ilN! ~· protected anvnme. oav or mgnc. by 1usc a pnone call • UC9lsed and PractlCJng PhVSKlans • House Calls are covereo by most insurance Plans. • Medial report made avaltable to personal pnysldan tor follow·up care • Men'tJer' Of Costa Mesa Chamber Of commerce. 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"The romputer bas adva.ntaies over the teacher when ll comet to teachlna lar1e iroups or atudent.a," be sald. "Computers ltt~p students ac:Uve and learn- Data Gadg~ts Homey Items By PAUL GRIFFO Of Ille Dally ~lleC SUff Going beyond complicated business transactions and scientific analyses, computers now can be used in the home for something as simple as reminding you to send your sister a birthday card . Home computers, or microcomputers, are about the aise of a typewriter and can be booked up to • portabfe television set for video display NOi' ONLY CAN the electronic brain call attention to someone's birthday, but it also can provide his or her address. according to Kendal B. Napper of the Golden West College com- puter ualatance center. Al campbell. who ia teaching a GWC claaa on the use of small computers this fall. said small computers can store and process many other kinda of home information as well. They can be used to balance check books. maintain income tall records and keep track of dental and medical appointments. ln the kitchen, the computer can help plan a balanced diet by analyzing the nutrition content of each meal, and keep an inventory of the food and supplies on hand. AND, OF COURSE, there is the endless number of computer games: tennis, football. basketaball. hockey and more. -Napper said a recent survey in a computer maaazine indicated that 90 percent of American homes will have microcomputers by the year 1990. ·'The uses of the home computer are only limited by the imagination of the user," Napper said. "But a computer can only process informa- tion put into it," he cautions, quickly pointing out the professional axiom, "GIGO <Garbage In· Garbage Out>." HOME COMPUTERS retail for as little as $1,000. he said, depending upon bow many ac- cessories are added. Napper says the small computers are an educational aid for youngsters, because they must learn to read the manuals to play tbe games "Preteens fo ahead and charge right in,'· he said. "Many o · them learn to write their own programs." Thouah a chHd may find reading a textbook dull. Napper said, a teacher would have a hard time tearing that child away from a computer terminal. INSTEAD OF replacina textbooks. be said be believes computers should be used to aua· menl the material. In additloa to the introductory class, the col· lege is olferinl two other computer courses: one in buainell management applications and one ln account:i.nl. • a.Jndly.Auguat24, 1te0 DAii. V PtlOT ,49 Ina tMortlU ..,_ that partSclpaUoD ll UM belt •MMd ol M\acaUoe. BOoU. rume and ltcturM $tad to be pualvt wblle compu&M'I are lnterac· Uvt." A trtp to tbt UCI EducaUooal Tecbnotocy Cena.er WUltratM hll polnt. mJDSNTB THB&E can take teat.a and do learnlnc eQl"tlHt oa the comput..r screen. An elementary-level learnlna exercise about temperature w .. oa the aaeen. "How would you meaawe temperature ln a human beU\tT" the computer aaked. "Wit.b a thermometer." tbe atudent typed lnto ...,_computer, which r•,ooded. "Correct." Computen can be procrammed to meet ,,m. divldual Meda ot student.a. while teachers often don't have U.. Ume to do thia. "I 11llNK THEal! will be less teachers in the futW'e ," Bork said. "That's not a popular thou1ht. But In the next 16 years computers will become the dominant form of teaching." . Computer pro1rams are developed at the EducaUonal Tecbnoto1y Center for all grade tevela . Boric sald be hopes to place computers in some local libraries later this year to see how the public would respond to them. He said computer-based leamin1 work at UCI bu received nearly $2 million lo slate and federal grants. ... UC/ professor Alfred Borl< finds terminal laugh in computer's display. • Teachers may be replaced by the devices. suggests Bork, after a few » a glitches are cleared. • Kendal B. Napper makes tiny unit do its stuff. Someday micro- computers such as this one at Golden West College will be doing many of your home chores. WHAT YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR! Why Fight The Tourists ~ Beach Traffic? Immediate seating Available 20°/o OFF While he thinks computers are the educational wave of the future, Bork said It will be a litUe while before they entirely replace traditional teaching methods. "We need Improvement in computer capabilities and cost etfectJveness," he said. "We also need more people with experience in developing computer programs for the classroom." Featuring The Finest Fresh Seafood Broiled Over Mesquite Wood In All of Orange County With The Mention of This Ad Good Thru August 31, 1980 SPECIALIZE IN NEEDLEPOINT ANO BLOCKING OF ENTERTAINMENT & DANCING NIGHTLY THE SKYLAR BROS. WED. 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J . codNTY I OBITUARIES Paro:ie Board Votes Keep Rcipist • in Custody · coavldkln for a Hri• of brutal repel ln Lhe Hr· ly 1'70I Thal 11ntenu, however. wH reduced lo Ute ln 1tat. pri1on wlthout PoltlbUlty of parole wtMa the 1talt Supreme Court 1lruck down the death ~alt)' law ln 1t'7t . .\ND ftlS T••• Wal fUrtMr modlfled to lite wltb the poulblUty of parole followlnM 11 chan11lnlbe1t.te'1 H nlencln• law ln tt'1lf. . CULT RESEMBLES JONESTOWN • • • , ........... , , .. &11 poor people '° ....... lD .._.. Ammea to IMlaie Md ''\be lad l.o· lake my ctau1hi.r'1 baby." SM laid ehe waa afraid to vl1lt Patti lhm. beuuae. "I ~bl ll J did, the baby would dJ . " 1pproved m11turh1I. or •mi£ttMlnat In out.aldti t•nlorblnm11nt 1'hciy wtsre Wld wh11l lo w •r. how t.i; •&>end nion.,y iand ••nt·our11a«Nt to borrow and m ort 11•ac•• U1.,1r homtta W Mlv lo th t•huruh ! ............ . How wer• Siiia aad th Wb• the Slef101 later told her not to allow her 1econd dau1hter, Paula, to come hofne alter lhe .. rt had 1otten PAI nant, that wu the l11t 1traw for Mrs. Danielt ... , WHn'l IOl!lf. w ham my back on another laid. ' .., ....... \O~U.. ~ .... UUac .... lat.W,..t Al m ~n.,,. at•vcrul lluu•• " w., k, m.:mhf-r• wt•r" ur1t .. d lo r r ll I<• 1 z u <' h o t h •• r u 1111 lhom• Iv if' people la tbe mlddl• ot : urM ..... Oraqe COUD~" I ••aee ... W9 ...... not lO "I wouM f t•I 11h'k 1t• I 1lt uv•• nto th~ ru•rklna lnl lhl11ltlt1t{, 'l 'vtt 1«1>l o ·11ay 11omuthlrll1 l11ul .. bou\ \llVl!ltl.f" f'vtm If It 11111 't • auoclat• wltb anyone tbat ; wasn't a member of our . cburda. .. Mn. Dulelt aald. lier hu1band accepted thti church dl recll ve. ti• a nd dau1htera Pam and Robin Ii' nor.ct her unlll tho day they dh1 appeared. Wben her oldett dau,bter, Pa Uy, left tbe cb'9rcb to 1« married, Mn. D.Uea. wu told • to eommumcate wltb her. .. did aD1W_,-, ud wb• Mn. 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Mr• l>nnlt•lrc 1rnhJ lihc attends d1 urrh occ·uKlonully but rinds 1t "hard lo lrusl another minister. I used to foci lr I ran lnlo those people l would just beat the hell out of them. "Now, even though l ran't stand tbem. I would help them get out. I would do anything to he lp my daug hter and m y husband get out." Mrs. Daniels said she was never asked to participate in beatings. ''I'm grateful that I never laid a hand on anybody. I have said things to people, and that's bad enough." Kristine Dixon Olson, whose father is a leader in the cult, did take part in a gang beating, with fis ts and coathangers as the vie· lim. Audrey Hazen, 48, lay in her bed. "She just lay there and cried," said Mrs. Olson. "Tbere was nothing she could do. We were too many people." Mrs. Hazen is still with the group. Her son, Donnje, 19, re- m embers the night she was beaten. He was 13, and was asked to join in. "They said she had evil de- mons and they all went to my house to beat the demons out of her . They asked me to come and help beat my mother and I said Bailing to the Rescue 'no.· "Then they all came back to the church rejoicing because they beat my mother and I went home and found her · black and blue with blood a ll over her ," Hazen related. "I know it sounds crazy now, but I fi gured then that . . . my mom deserved be- in~ beaten.'' Seasonal lileguard Lt. Jeff Hom shows how his colleagues execute a high.speed drop. When the patrol boat is moving about 30 mph, the guard perches on the edge and just sits down. The technique is used when approaching a victim and tJie boat is traveling too fast to slow down. Neptune Society p•MATIOM eUlllALATHA , 646-7431 • _ _......., ........... tit ............. _...._,.,...., ..... a9'~-""-callfllr .... ...,,,.... Mlln. C-.!Rr. MADC>tl LA~MT. OLIVI Monuarv • Cemete'ty Crematorv 1625 G•sler Ave Costa Mesa 540-5554 PBClllOTHHS l&LllOADWAY MOllTU .. Y 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 642-9150 IALTZ a ••HOM SMnM A lVTMIU WISTCWP CHAN&. 4'0 E. 17th St Coeta Mesa 64&-9371 ,_ClllO'*U IMITMS' MOtnlAIY 627MainSt .-,nbl1Qton Beech 538-6639 ....... , CCll.01AL .... , NOMI 7801 Bo ... Ave. Westrntnstef ~ Talent to Spare? The West Orange County Voluntary Action Center has a list of openings for people with special talents or time lo spare. To find out about the following, call 898-0043: -FIUENDSIOP is an important part of re- covering from an emo- tional breakdown. Help also is needed for fmd- lng housing, jobs, lrain- in~ prosrams and get· ting back into social ac- tivities. Mental Health Association offers train· ing. -Volunteers in Child Asslatanee work to halt child abuse and help tbose parents wbb can't bandleltrela ~needed. Traini•I HHIODS for phone wort begin Se~ 10. -Multiple Sclerosis ••••Neilees I Society speake rs are care during sessions. needed lo tell school -A program aims at children about a "Read-putting visitors into a -lhon" program t his ho m es where lonely fall. older people have been -Volunteer e nte r -placed. Training pro- tainers brighten hours vided. for patients and clients in hospitals and other facilities throughout tbe county. Singers, dan- cer s, mus icians, jug- glers or even Kazoo bands are sought. -ENGLISH as second language classes that restart this fall need help with child And, as always, the V AC says there are openings in a number of meals-on·wheels opera- tions in the western part of the county. A driver's license, car and a few hours a week will nourish spirits and body of the elderly and home-bound. 'Pusher' Trains Limited SACRAMENTO CAP) Mori quoted expert -T..be state bu a new witneises as blaming safety rule relatin1 to th e th r• e pusher locomolivea that puab locomotives behind the the rear of a train caboose for the because of • fatal Hayward accident. They railroad accident at utd the locomotives Ha)rward lut apriq. pushed the caboole off The rule, luued by tbe the tradal and over an state P'9bllc Utllltlea overpau, and the MARY c. .=~ ,_.. _,, Commiuion:. problblb locomothea fell Oil top °" ~ "· ,.. 111 ~ IMdl, the pladnl or more than ol it. -ca.SM-•,.....otE•T-.c.. two locomotlve1 in "" ... ..,. ....... ------~~~~~~~~~~ on J111., """"· .. 11~""1 pusher pGlition at Ul41po--------... :::::W~ ~ .~:: rear end ol tralnl bebllld n.e lallOol of ,.,., ..... :C::.-°' ~ occupied caboolel. 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LI A ......... -.a- ) Phoenix had aou1ht release from ~rison with the aid of a paycblalrilt'1 report which said the "llkellhood of aexuaUy assaultive behavior In the future seems extremely re- mote." But the three-member parole board, In a te11Jon at the Northern Callfornia prison Friday, d etermined that the 39-year·old pri1oner wu "unsuitable" for release at this time. HE COlJLD BE considered again for parole in a year's time. a prison spokesman said . Orange County police and court officials hiad atrenuously opposed Phoenix's potential re· leoac, citing the violence of his crimes and ex· pruHlna skepticism about his purported re· hubllllatlon. One s uch official, Superior Court Judge Wllllum Murray, sent a letter to the stale parole hoard lot month s trongly urging it t-0 keep l 1hocnlx behind bars . Judge Murray s aid the convict, who he onre d1•rct•rllx.'ti us the "most depraved human being l'v11 t"vcr met," still had a "pathological hatred of ull women." WHEN TOLD FRIDAY of the parole hourd'11 decision. Murray said, "l think it was a vtiry pro'ler acllon." Government Has Jogger Rundown WASlllNCTON (AP) Runnlng has bccomein- f•rcitalngly populur in this country both as a sport and rel m t)ly ait u muunH of Improving body conditioning. JC you ore considering becoming one of the 1nlfllonK on the lrall11, lhe government has a booklet 11v 11lhabll'lhulyou mh~ht want to consult first. "An lntrodurllon to Running: One Ste_e !lt a .. 'l'lm•.'' provid~ ba!flc lnformaUon lrfcludfng advice The jud1e said Phoenix's continuing in- carceraUoo would be a "lood tblng for the peo- ple of the state of California." "J.n my opinion, he's sWl a danger lo socie- ty,·· said Murra)"; who bad sentenced Phoenix to death nine years ago. A staff psychJalrlst at San Quentin Prison, however, saJd in a report to the parole board that Pboeniit, should he be released, would be "more or an asset than a liability in tbe free community." PHOENIX WAS MARRIEI) several years ago and has reportedly converted to Christiani- ty as well. But Murray warned that the rapist could be tempted once again to harm a woman "when he drives down a highway in the hours of darkness and meets his 'old temptation,' the woman driv· ing alone who excites him." Journeying to San Quentin for Friday's hearing was Assistant District Attorney Michael Capizzi. who also opposed Phoenix's re- lease. The prisoner was charged wjth assaulting eight women during a "cold·blooded campaign of premeditated terror.·· according to one pro- secutor. A•llC T ropiul Fish • Fresh • Muine Aqu~rium Supplies Special Aug. 20, 1980 -Aug. 26, 1980 ..........., - Xlphophorua varlatua: 99c I am from Mexico, hardy and harmless. I 'II eat a little algae and sometimes your plants, however, I am beautiful, with black dots on a yel low, green and blue base. Vivid oranqe on my throat and fins -I am variable. 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IO hb --... - -•llltJri.M ~,... .. dllc:bd Uae • ti IU te..11 ,... pl for 1911 ...:_ the natlonel cbam ~~ WWiama, lbe no. t.:.~ ~wide ~ver, dklll't haw llft1 qualms about 1ttUlioD aa the Trojans em· aeed the meCll• at Heritage all, where three Heisman ltQll*.M'• are stashed on the SC Piii· ''Preuu.re!," responded the • 115-pound Williams. "Sure. an .. ..e i1 on. Some people we're loine to fall apart :OW.r tbia and we know there's no ~b•nce of a nationa l cham· ~toaabip if we lose a single game. (J'~ere's no c hance to make :••ends in a bowl game." I• • • _ 1'BE ftOJANS ar:e ammig ~ group ol five PAC·lO schools de· nied the right to compete for the conference title and any bowl bid this season by presidents and chancellors because of transcript and academic credit scandals dis· covered within the conference. "But don't worr y," s ays Wllllama, "lhia as ~ fun.1ovll'I¥ team " SHlior Vac Rakhlbaru, • pro duct ol EcUton Rlah and a re· 1urnln1 starter al "V·back," support• Willlam1, 11yina. ··w e·re diMppolnted, ot eoune. But there ii alwan pressure on us because we.,. .. use. Rally, tb~re·a too m11eh clua oo Ws team We 'll sUll be pJayln& for· the _Rose Bowl .. Quarterback Gordon Adams. the celebrated 22·year-old walk· on from Newport Harbor High. who saw his only chance for a Rose Bowl appearance taken away before be threw a pass this season, seemed totaJly unshaken oveT the tum of "events. "That's something we have no control over. We'll just try to lake it one at a time,".says Adams. ONE AT A time begins al Ten· nessee Sept. 13 and Robinson says he has concerns about his team, yet. is also very confident in other ar eas ·'I like Gordon Adams at quarterback," says Robinson, who has guided USC to a 42-6.t record in four years. including three Rose Bowl victories and a Bluebonnet Bowl win •·He has everything necessary Lo be a successful quarterback. but I have to be honest, he hasn't any experience. There is nobody I've coached that I've personally wanted to do so well -except maybe Vince Evans.·• Adams' experience· One pass. which was intercepted ROBINSON lS also concerned with the inexperience a t fullback. but his worries in tho~e two areas are tempered with his enthusiasm for the defense (eight returning starters) and tailback Marcus AJJen. "Tb.is de· fense is capable of reaching t.be levels or the 1972 and '76 teams .... says Robinson. ··And -we expect 2,000 yard~ - from the tailback position." Bolstering the USC defense are three players with first tearq, All·conference honors and ea('h 1s being billed as a pre·Sea10n All ·American safeties Ron (SeeTROJANS. Page83> Rams Get Untracked Canul Kicks Four Field GoaJ,s in 26-13 Win ·~ SpeetaUotlteDallyPUot On the first play after the said the UCLA graduate'.~' DENVER -Frank Corral ensuin g kickoff, Bronco "especiallywilhthe field g 1 ieked four field goals lo keep quarterback Matt Ro binson "I wasn't that pleased ft.o. Angeles a.bead and safety t hrew a s ide line pass that my kickoffs, though. They were "fol• cromwell picked olf an Cromwell picked off al the 35. short. Still, r was pleased." __ iu ~rrmlt PMS for a touchdown to He skipped into the end zone to Corral was also satisfied ..vqa I ve the R.ms a 211-13 pre-seaoo give Los Angeles a lead that pro-his 51·yard attempt. 'i, ... atimal ~ Leaaue rictory ved to be insunnountabJe. ,_.. a. Demer Bronco. Satar· It was the first victory in three ...... games of pre-season play for the c.ni. a veteran kicker for Rams and also dropped the lhe Rams. put Los Angeles Broncos to 1·2 abeld 3-0 in the first quarter ....... Z2·yanler, added another lliom · 51 yards ln the second '9•rter, carried the Rams to ~o lead in the third quarter with a 3>-,.rder and capped his lligbt midway thl'OUlh the fourth {euarter wlU1 a 39-yarder ~ COIUlAL'S LAST field goal put the Rams ahead-19-13 with a iftt.Je over eight minutes to go IT WAS SWEET for Corral to finally get. untracked after he suffered through a miserable sophomore season in 1979 in which he connected on only 13 of 25 field goals. His longest kick of his two-year car eer had been 49 ya.-ds until his boot of 51 Satur- day night. ·'I was preUy pleased with the way I was kicking the ball. .. "IT WAS THE longest of llty pro career, and I hope I ~ break that during the season. don 't know if I will but l 'IJ keep my fingers crossed." Corral credited center Dout Smith, who sna])S on field~ and punts, a nd. bolder Nolan Cromwell with bis success. ''Doug (Smith> started shaky a t the slart of the pre-seaaon. but he's come along tremeD· dously. And what can I 98Y about Nolan? He's the best l'v' worked with a few holders before and he's definitely the best·· .. Bruins Want Perfection By DAVE CUNNINGHAM Of IM O.lly l'llet St.ff LOS ANGELES-What does a college football coach tell his players after they have been suspended by the NCAA from playing in any post.season games., "I told them that athletes are raised in a system of competi· ti on. and they should need no fu rther incenUve." UCLA's Ter ry Donahue &aid. ''I re· minded them that until recently Notre Dame never played in bowl games. and it didn't seem to bother them. "AND I TOLD t hem that anyone who doesn't think along those lines should think a bout leaving," Donahue said. So far. none of the Bruins have quit. But neither are they happy about the situation. The fact that four other Pac·lO schools were also suspended in the recent NCAA action hasn't eased the pa in any. .. I had a feeling of rejection and hurt." says two·time All- American safety Kenny Easley .. This is my senior year and I was aoticipat10g out.sland.ing_ things from this team and from myself. After we heard about it. we all sat around and talked about it and felt rejected " Starling li nebac ke r Larr) Hall. a product of Estancia Hlgh and Orange Coast College. said he was shocked when a friend .. told him the news he had just heard on the radio. "HE SAID, 'HEY, UCLA isn't going to the Rose Bowl. T he team was suspended by tbe NCAA.· I thought he was kid· ding," Hall remembers. "When I realized be was serious, I was just in a state of shock." No n ames were mentioned when the NCAA issued its SUS· pens ions. but Hall s ays the UCLA infraction involved two players from the 1977 team who had their JC transcripts altered .. Sure, rules are bent by every- body." Hall said. "There a re j ust too many rules . People get around them a lot of different ways ·· 1t seems pretty unfair because I'm sure they (the NCAA> could have gotten the other five schools. too, 1f they wanted to." But Hall. Easley . Donahue and the rest of the Bruins refuse to hang their heads. ''ANYBODY WOULD be dis· appointed, but there's nothing you can do except live with 1t and bend with it." Hall says. "In the long run. it might help - we·re upset, and we want to show everybody we had a right to go to a bowl game.·' Easley. too. believes that the Hruins have something to prove. ·we want to s how the people of the United States that we have the caliber of team to wm a national championship." Easley says. At a publlc workout Saturday. several UCLA players held their heads high and talked about go· ing 11·0 and making the NCA/\ sorry that this team cou1dn 't play in the Rose Bowl BUT DREA MS Of-' an 11 ·0 season are just that dreaml> The UCLA schedule may be the toughest of any major collegt: team in the country. "Yecih. it·s like "'e ha vt-lhrct' bowl games already," Hall )>ays "We play the Buckeyes at Oht0 Stat e. we have to go into Purdue. and we play in Japan 1 vs Oregon State Nov 301 Wt• (See BRUINS, Page 83l "' . it.!:-• A 11gels ~ose Another team that a ppeared to' • t be clicking was the one invol,v- 1ng quarterback Pat Haden and wide receiver Preston Dennard :·.Watson: Yankees Look for Prestige. , Bob Watson was holding his tn.named. right index finger in a c•p d ice in the locker room alter the game, but the pain dWn't show on bis face. 1'be New York Yankees had just bllWed their way out of a prolGaged offensive slump to de· feat the Angels 5-2 behind Rudy May, ll·S, wbo struck out a HMon-bieb nine batten. Wat9an, Rick Cerone and Lou Piniella sparked a 13·hil attack ,that enabled the Yankees to maintain their one·half game Jeact ove.r Baltimore in the American League East . BOBWATION Bob Baylor's single, a wild pitch and a two-out error by Watson at first enabled the Angels to cut the New York lead to 2·1 in the second. But Cerone's two·out single against Angel starter Dave LaRoche, 2·4, in· creased the New York lead to 3·1 in the fifth inning. THE ANGELS scored their second nm in the sixth when Dan Ford doubled with two out and was singled home by Baylor. New York cbaHd LaRocbe durtq a two.nm H Teatb. After Ruppert .J-. led off wllb a walk ..a ltole ~, W8tlao tollowd wD a one oat RBI dou- ble ad ~ aeond oo C...'•lbirdllqle. ~~ ............ , * w.~ .. ar ·= ililf lk't llruct·oat. He Mind.... .,.....,. ... ,. •• -• bll lbt Nft. llaJ ltnck 09l Diiie In T~ ID· -- as the two connected on a 58· .va rd touchdown pass in the second quarter. "l 'M JUST HAPPY every. th m g is working out," says Dennard. who is fighting Billy Waddy and Willie Miller for a starting berth. "I'm just trying to have a good time out there. • "They (Denver ) tried to play straight football and drop back and take away the deep stuff. I thought Pat did a good job or looking the comerback off. "It all worked out and we ended up with six points-so that's good." Another good thing was the Ram victory. "We're going to wrap this <ex· hibitloo season> up next week and then go for the real thing," added Dennard. Bogner Back In Ring; Wins With KO in 7 INGLEWOOD (AP) -·Joe Bugner, in bis first fight in three years, punished Gilberto Acuna for six rounds and then ~ on a knockout when Acuna ftliled to come out for the seventh round of their scheduled lO·round heavyweight Saturday night at the Forum. Bu.goer, 30, was impressive in his comeback after the lopg layoff, bitting Acuna with com- blnat.ions at will throughout the figbt despite carrying 240 pounds, which was 15 pounds qiore than be weighed when he f®'bt Muhammed Ali for the heavywelpt title in 1175. The ZZ·year-old Acuna, 289, tried eounterial Bu....,.·1 alt.Id by bobblDI and weavtq and movlq fNm Ude to tide, but a rel.._ 8'llDef continued bis uuult.tbrodlb tbe ab rounda. Ron Lyle, aJlo aU.mptlnc a ~omebHk at 'he •I• of 38. lmo8td u Oeorte O'Mara 1t n Mt'ICIDdl ot the tOth round 1n 1aotber featured heavywetaht flpt. Al'W1 ....... to RAM FULLBACK JEWERL THOMAS SIDESTEPS BRONCO TACKLER GREG BRACELIN Stadler Bas Company Watson and Trevirw Move Imo Tie for Lead AKRON. Ohio <AP> -Tom Watson. Lee Trevino and Craig Stadler. lied for the lead after S4 holes, will be grouped together in the ftnal threesome today in the last round of the World Series of Golf. "I always like to play in the last group," ,. Trevino said. "They ain't gonna put you there if you' re 15 over par. " AND 'MEY AREN'T. They're five·under·par on the Firestone Country Club course with three· round totals of 205. Trevino, with a 67, and Watsoo, with a 65 that included 10 one-putt greens, came from well off Ott T\'Teda11 C'ha1111ei Z at I the pace to tie U1e front·nmning Stadler. who matched par 70. The last man on the course, Stadler bogeyed the last hole, missing a six-footer, that lifted Trevino and Watson into a share or the lead. ''I'll have to play better than that tomorrow to have any chance of winnin.g," Stadler said. "Well," Watson grinned in response t.o a ques· lion, "I'm in good po1ition -at least a lot better than I was yesterday (when be shot a 75)." "I THINK ONE OF US (in the last threesome> will have to shoot a 67," Trevino said. "A.ad I think I've got another 81 in me."· He paused a moment, studied the big leader board that showed the relative poeitloa of t.be leaders, with nine men locked within two strokes or each other goiq iD&o today'• fin.al l .. hole chase ror a $100,000 first prise. "'lbat's a lot of money," Trtvtno said. "When you're playing for that klnd ol nioMy, anybody on the board can win It." But the focue will be on the final t.hreet0me, the chunky StadleT wlth •two of tbe mo1t ac· compllthed performers ln the world, Trevino and Wat.Ion, who Is seeking a fourth conHcu\lve Player of the Vear Ulle. Uetending c ha mpion Lon Hinkle. Ben Crenshaw and Jerry Pate were a single shot back at 206. Pate had a 70. Hinkle 69 and Crenshaw a 70 despite a double bogey-six on the ninth hole. AT 297, ONLY TWO BACK and very much in the hunt. were Mike Reid, Bob Gilder and Ray Floyd. Gilder had a 68, Reid 69 and Floyd 70. South African Gary Player was in the chase' until he made double bogey on the final hole. miss- ing a two·foot putt. He finished with a 69 and was at 208. Jack Nicklaus. the U.S. Open and PGA cham· pion, failed to make a move and all but eliminated himself from any possibility of overtaking Watson for Player of the Year. Nicklaus must win this title to have. any chance. After his 71 he was six shots back at 211. . All three leaders -Walson, Trevino and Stadler -went to the l8lh tee and six under par. • All three bogeyed the rinal hole. t FOR WATSON, WINNER of the BriUsh Open and five American titles this year, It was the only tim e his putter failed him all day. "The putter really was the shining light for me." be said. "I didn't play particularly well. didn't drive well, but 1 made everything I looked at. "It was one or those days when I got every· thing in the bole. And thank God it came in the· third round and got me back in the golf touma· ment." He started the day five shots back, but the fan· tastlc puWn1 performance got him back Into a tie for tbe~. Re one·putted seven of the. rtnt nine holes, in· . eluded par· .. rint putt.I of eiCbt, 10 and 15 feet. He also holed a couple or 12·footers for blrdies, got a short iron within tap-in dlat.nce ol the cup and made another from 2$ feet . That put bJm out ln 31. He holed two more long birdie putts. 30 feet. on the blck nine, then faUed t.o save par after drivlng into a fairway bunker on the 18th. A . • .. • , ' • ,. c: . ~ ,. .. J .. . ' Furillo Seo Bigg t Win With Lenk • IDIS In BattJ £»•• ll••n ..... .., A'Rw•lllw ... A couple of rormu ~ Ancelea Dodier Ill p1ttb"" turoed an lmpreNlve perfonnaoceJ Satur- day to bllthlla.ht NaUonal Lt.quo buebaU acUoo. FormtT Oodgl'r Rkll • ...._ and two relievers romblMd on a Ove-bJUer and Daw P..,._ collected tbree blta u PUtaburp edeed ClndnnaU, 2-1 • • • Meanwhile, former U. Anael• burler 0.,le A'"uller pttcbed no-hJt ball unUJ Terry lteuecty'a ~single ln the eighth lnn.log and fltWshcd wllb a four-hitter as AUaat.a defeated Sl. Louis, 7 2. Alexander had a ~i;.~.,t.amc (:Olng unt..11 be walked Keith lie 1 with two out in the seventh in- ning . Alu aJpley knocked lo bis flret meJor IN•wue runs and pitched San F r a o c i t1<'0 t o a 6 -2 verdict over Phlladclphlu, movin g the Olanta over the .soo mark for the flrsl lime lo more than a year .•. RCllt LeFlore and Bolud Of-• flee broke up a scoreleM duel with run- iscortng alngJe.o; in the fif\b inning to lead •MOO•• Montreal to a 2·0 victory over San Diego Pltt'tH.•T loe Ntebo doubled lo the 17th innlng to drive ln EltCMI C.alN'U and Jive Houston itB ninth straight win. a 1-0 declsloo over lbc CbJcaao Cub&. -----BtudHIU Todf!fl On Lhi8 dale lo bueball tn 197S: Ed llalk k.I twirled a no-hJt game u the San Fran-' <'lllN> Gl~nt.'I d fcaled the New York Mot.a, 6-0. to 5wcep a doul>le-b •ad<'r at Cundlcsllck Park Todo.y'tt Dlrthdayff . MnotrNI Expos lnllelder Tony Bernuard 111 24. New York Mc~ catcher Uutch Benton lD 23. Louga11u /tfalcn I • a ~ .. Sttt'f"JI ltARTLESVlLLE, Okla. -One Lougani.s. 20, , of MIMhlO Vi~jo nailed a difflc:uli final dlve lo nar- rowly lake hJs Utlrd victory ID tbe U.S. Outdoor ______ ...,,. ., ,,... ···-----. Olvln~ Cbftmpion11hips Saturday. Uarb Weinstein of CinctnnaU. took the 10-meter women's llUfl Saturday )"bile Chris Seufert of Ann Arbor grabbed the ovMalJ women's UUe based on accumulated POint.s. "l m,to)' wt.nnins· lf MM\~~ flnda tbal bfwtnc, WC hope to bore ~h~U oot nl ~." C.0.C'lt CIMld N.U lo ~ his def~ two.Um~ Su"r Bowl r hampoo Pittaburgb SlC't'lt•ns. ",... •••• ••~•• s,,.r1c ..,,..,~ '"• Louganls' win marked Ute fmst Ume anyone bu swept tbc cvmt in consecutive years. He outperformed competitors an Ute 10-metcr. one-meter and Utree-meter events lo the 1979 outdoor champlonsb.lps. In tbe 10-m et.cr platform Saturday, Louganis bad a point tot.al ol 840.33 to 836.64 for Bruce Kimball, 17. son of Mlctugan dwing coach Dick Kimball. Kunball led Lougan.ls 8.14 to S.93 going into Ute 10th and final dive. D• Gl'alulm toocked in au the BalthDore Ill runa with two ~ and reliever 11• Ndllud ~but the door on Oakland ln a crudaJ elgbth-lmllq s alu_!!joo lo preeerve 8&eft ~·• 2llt victory aa tbe Orioles beat the A 's, 4-2 Saturday in American League baseball actkxl • . . In other <Xlllterta, Kansas City slipped put Cleveland. 3-2 thaalra tc> a nm-KOl'inc double b3f Clblt Banlle and former Oraqe Coast College standout Du Both divers bad nearly identical scores in the final dive, hut Lougani.s' 3Vl forwar d somersaull 10 the pike positJOD bad a difficulty factor of 2.9. ltlrAdoo Ptd Oii Tradl"fl Bierle ;.-.-....--::-Qmle9berry'• 28th save oC the season ~ . • . A bun-load ed triple by Alan • ...... Tsammell bighligbt.ed a four-nm eighth in- ning u Detrcit scored a 4-3 oome-from- behind victory over M1nneeota . • • Todd Cru drove in two runs, and Knta Bell contributed two key hits to pace rookie right-bander lllch Dotaoe and the Chicago Wb.loo Sox to a s-1 verdict over Toronto Former National Basketball Association acor -• mg champion Bob McAdoo·and two other Detroit PistAJo.s have been put on the tradinJ? block. Jack McClolkey, ·Detroit's general manager, said be • . . Jlm Sandberg cracked a two-run double in the eighth inning lo give Texas u 7-5 triumph over Milwaukee . . . Tedd MAHAM Cos scored one run and doubled home bas sent a teletype message lo the 22 other NBA teams ln forming them that McAdoo and guards lloy Hamilton and Earl Evans a.re available . . . Severiano l'a.1.leaeros, Ute rullog U.S. Masters champion. fired a two-under-par 70 Saturday lo take the third round lead lo the German Open Golf Championships. Veteran Arnold Palmer was 73rd in the field oC 74 after rounds of 74-77·7'9-230. 21 strokes behind the leader . . . Texan Je(f Wells outclassed 5,438 runners from 21 oa t.Jons lo win Europe's biggest m ar athon race in Stockholm with a time of two hours, 15 minules and 51 seconds. .another lo back rigbl·bander 8ob Draeler' and SeaWe lo a 3-1 vict«y over Boston. Dalla~ Ropes Houston Hill Gives CoulJoys 'Bragging Rights,' 20-13 ~ From AP Dbpakbes JRVJNG, Texas -Tony "The TbrW" lilll :--oared touchdown paaaes of 22 and 34 yarda Satur- <tay night to carry the Dallas Cowboys to a 20-13 v1ctory over the Houston OUers in a National Fool· ball League exhibition for Texas bragging rights. The Cowboys , who extended thelr pre-aeaaon rerord lo 3-0, struck early and late to ouUut the Oilens, now 1-2. before 63,6S8 lans ln steamy Texas Stadium. where the temperature waa 102 degrees -~~~ ·~ Oiler mlat.aktlS helped Dallas lo a 10-0 halft.ime lead on Rafael Sept.len's 40-yard field goal and HaU's 22-y ard reception .of backup quarterback Glenn Carano's scoring pass. The Oilen c harged back in the second halC to take a 13·10 lead into the fourth quart.er on Earl Ca mpbell's seven-yard touchdown run and a fum- ble rttovery in the end zone by Jeff Groth. No. 1 Dallas quarurback Danny White put the Cowboys abeud to stay when he floated a 34-yard fUu1s to lfill. wbo outd11lanced two Oller defenders to m ake an over -the-shoulder cat.ch. ~Ju 10, 49er• 7 SAN FRANCISCO -Sherman Smith scored "" a four-yard run with 26 aeconds rema.lning lo 4'onclude a 61-yard touchdown drive that save the SeatUe Seahawka a 10·7 victory over the San Fran· C:llCO 48en . Joe Steele, a National Football League rookie rrom the University of Washington, began the win- nmg dnve by gaining 13 and aeven yards on two running plays and then catching a.n eight.yard pus from quarterback Sam Adkina. Rl!dllcl .. 34. ....... J7 Oaargers 17 .. Falcon11 9 SAN DIEGO -RookJe quarterback E d Luth~r guided San Diego to a go-ahead field goal lo the third quarter and ftrcd a 49-yard touchdown pass to Artie Owens with 5:07 rem aining lo play , lead- ing the Chargers lo a 17-9 victory over the Atlanta l''alcona. Luther, a fourth-round draft cboi~ out of San Jose State, completed 10 of 16 puses for 155 yards with no interceptJona while playing in only the second half. San Diego st.a.rt.er Dan Fouts hit on eight of 18 throws for 103 yards lo the first half. The Falcons. 0-3 In the pre-season, took a 9-0 lea d oo field goals of 47 and 20 yards by Tim MazzeUJ and a JO-yard field goal by Jose Portela The Chargers narrowed the gap to ~7 on a oo.-- yard plunge by J ohn CappclletlJ with l · S4 remam ing in the second quarter. Odd• 2 0 ,. Cardlnab JO ST. LOUIS -Nick Lowery booted a 20-yard field goal and llorace Belton 8lasbed four yards for a touchdown. hoth in the fmaJ quarter, giving t.bc Kansas City Chiefs o 2().10 lrlwnpb over the St. Lowa Cardlnala. K ansas City, unbeaten In three contests. caplt.alizcd oo an lnterccptioo of a J im Hart pass wblch was Upped bigb into the air a t the line of scrimmage to unlock a 10-10 Ue. '1.fdnp J 7, DolpltltU J O M lAM1 -Reserve quarterback Steve t>U~ tossed a 31-yard touchdown pass lo Ahmad Rubad wttb 10:23 remalnlng to lift the Minnesota Vikings to a 17-10 victory over the MJami Dolphins. The triumph WU the IMICODd in t.bree exhib1- lJona for Mlnneeota and snapped the Dolphins· IO.game pre-aeaaon winning streak. TONYHIU i\MER.ICAN LEAGUE West Dlvialoa Kansas City Oakland Texas Mlnoarota Chica,:to Ange&JJ ::ieattle W L Pn . 79 « .642 6J 61 .508 ~9 63 .484 =-~ 70 .435 :-12 ll8 . 433 49 72 .. 405 « 78 .361 Eut Dlvlsk>G Ncw York 74 48 .607 BalUmore 73 48 .603 Milwaukee 67 58 .S36 Bostoo f;3 56 .S29 Cleveland 63 58 ..SZl GB w ASHING TON -Joe 1betamann threw for two toucbdowns MDd Clarence Harmon and rookie • free llCent Ricley Claitt ran over for two mote , Saturday night u the Wub.initon JledPina broke out of their touchdown droucht to defeat the Oulad Raiden, 34·17. a,..., .. ~ Bears 3J CIDCAGO -Brian Sipe'a flfth touchdown p ass, a 10-yard strike to Dave Logan with 1:28 re- maining in tbe game, llfled the Cleveland Browns to a 33-31 victory over the Cblcaao Bears. Oet roil 63 58 .S2l Toronto SO 71 .413 ........,..'-'" New VOr1l S, a...-2 Oetf'lllt4,~J S.ltl_., o.i......s 2 h 811: 9h lOVl 10'1.a 23'1.a Tbeiaa:wm, wbo completed 12 ol 20 puaea for 187 yards during the three quarters be played, threw a 30-yard touchdown to wtde l'fK'elver Jllck)' Thompson, who dove to catcb the ball but 1 manqed to koep bll feet lD f.¥ llld JODe. lee.-. sieeien ia PITl'SBURGH -0Seott Dien:ta1'1 toucbdown phm1e. tel up bJ three key pllMllUee ... ppec1 a tblnl~ tie and Pat Leahy added two neJd 1oala to aperil tbe New York JIU to a JD.13 Ylctoey over the Pittaburcb Steelen. It ... t.be ftnt Yictorv ol tbe 111'9 lt .. GD fot the Jets. 1.J. and Jl ... tbelr ftnt ..... .,... pttg.. burl.>J __. ......... J 4 TAJIPA---S.C0:,4.;li•ar ""'"'DI beck Riek Berm. ftOtinl to • tbe ......... --11·~-tWdlclo-. .... bl OftlUIDI. lift tM Tampa ~IKculMI a ••llued »14 ftc. lor7 0fti'-a.ctmati. ..... &ouebdlN• .,. • t:n -. u. mn .,...... pw blm • ,.,. .. 14 ..... ,.. die pm& I ..... *'-> .... ~lo. ~1 ,..... lD £:=w~IFol&WL1~rp1Qwtdlltbe Sipe completed 21of38 JM111eS for 313 yards tn a game ln which the Browm trailed 2SMI at the hall. .............. 11 PONTI.AC, Mich. -Billy Sims scored two toucbdotrns and Ed Murray booted lour field goal.a -indudiq a 5'-yarder -u the Lions tipped the New Or1e.ns Sainta, 40-17. A tenacious Liou de{enae converted four· Salata' turnoven lnto aeores u New Orlew fell to 1·2. I Simi. the 1'11 Heilman 'l'roDby winner' and tbe ~ cboiee ln the NPL dNft thla-year, lave tbe I.Jou a w.o lead .lD the fint quarter. aeort.as on rum of 11 ad ft\'e yards. .. J .. ,p_..,... ORCHARD~~· N.Y. -Veteran quarwt.ck Joe pmed for two ftnt.balf toaebdowDI ad e Joe Crtbbl ruabed for 71 yardl ln 11 earrl• u the Buffalo BW. defeated the Onm Bu Pack .... H.O. ,.... aJaitiedoa ¥\dory ... tbe f\nt la Coach C)l\ICIE Knaa'• tlu'w yean at Buffalo, eadlDI a atrUIJol !Olltrallbt loN4!8. l CNceeD S, TOl'Wlllt 1 Tn.itt7,Ml'-*-S IC--CJty a, Oewl....S I ~J ........ 1 T....,..0- N•w Vorll CUnderw-._,, et A ... h f MM11<oea ~II °"""' csc........ , .. , ......... a-~,,, ,.,...... ,...., ..., et~ (Debeft ... l Clt ftlaftd l~l!Mlt' 4·11 •I K•n-Clly (l..eONrll 1641 Mii..._ CTr-. INI et T•-(Miltt«.11 M l e.111,_ Cl"MMIM tt_.) et ~leN C~ U.11) ....... CTonwMU et~(~ ... , .. FOOTBALL /BASEBALL T oke Out Angel catcher Dan Whitmer throws a body block into the Yankees· Aurelio Rodriguez in an attempt to breakup a double play. Whitmer's hustle worked as Bert Ca mpaneris beat the relay to first at Anaheim Stadium Saturday. IA Wi~4-2 Cey Has an Up . Da~ On a D own Season NEW YORK CAP> -For Ron Cey. Saturday was an up day lD what bas been a down year while Steve Howe continued lo be surprised at his own success. rm a s1~e by Rudy Law and Drrrel Thomas' RBI double. Cey drove in two runs -in- cluding tbe tie-breaker -and Howe pi.eked up Jlis 10th save as the Los Angeles Dodgers turned hack the New York Mets. 4 2 for I lowe bailed out Ute Dodg~ i n th e n i nth wh en Do n Stanhouse. t b e second Los Angeles pitc her, walked two men wiUt one out. Howe got the fmal two out on a st.nJtoout and a' popup. Ott 'n' Todaff C'laannel 11 at I I their fourth victor y an flv,. st.arts. ··IT HAS NOT b<'t.'tl one of my regular seasons." said Cey of hls run product.ion this year. He oow has only 56 RBI. "I could say 1t·~ been one of lbose years. Tlung:. haven't been the way I wanted lhem to be." Ccy drove 10 the second Dodger run in the fourth uming then rapped an RBI double off Tom Hausman. ~. in the eighth lo score Dusty Baker wilb tbc wanomg nm. Baker bad reached base on a fielder's choice and moved to I h11d on a hit-and -run smgle by Ste ve Garvey befor e coming hom e on Q?y's hit. Tbe Dodgers added another run in the ninth NATIONAL LEAGUE West Dlvtaloa W L Pct. GB Houston 69 SJ .566 Dodgen 66 56 .S41 3 Cincinnati 66 S7 .537 J'f.t San Fran 62 61 .504 7 Y.t AUant.a 59 63 .484 10 San Diego 51 73 .411 19 Eut Division Pittsburgh 69 54 .561 - Montreal 67 56 .545 2 Philadelphia 64 56 .533 3'f.i New York 58 65 .472 11 St. Louis SJ 67 .442 14 'I.a Chicago 49 72 .405 19 ~tc.r... ~ ...... Yortl1 Plttleurtflt. Oftc.,_11 Safi FrwK.IK04, PNledllllflla I Mol'ltrMI 1. Sen Dle9D 0 At...,.. 7, St. L.ou•n HouMllft '·~· 111 ._ ..... , ,.....,. . ._ ~ ( ......... i.SI at New YOl1t <z..ctr, ... , Sen Oie19nNotrtMI at~ 11.H H l PttttOurtll (~rM •tJ) et CIM....._.1 IL.co.7.ofl s... ,.._.,., (ICllllpper .. .., ... PtllledtlOflle ,.....,,_, .. ,,ft " St. Lou4s IM9n!Mt .. ,, et •tt.M I.,..,. M l. Cfllugil I~ -.1 •I ~ (R-MI.ft • #' • . ..,· . IT'S IARWICI .,. DATSUN'S 8th : 5 ANNIVERSARY s COMl&S& • 5 OUITAS 8 SPICW.S O TIST DllYI • 56 ADATSUM ' 14 IAIWICIWILL GIYIYOUTHI ·: SHllT OFF .. s · IACK . l .~~llr.latc 11>. : (· • • • • -~nday. August 24. 1980 DAIL V PILOT Jl3 Ffidey,A's, Baseball Part Company EMERGENCY SALE IYOWHBI ~ OAKLAND <U> -Aftlll' • J'Ml"I .. 'Dllthll ... -··--= .. --· a....... 0 . ...., fl ..WtlleOMlwt A'1 8e&...,toa Sl'OUf taar W by the eM&raaa ol ta.. out«·c.D owaen -matt NCWUy Oil•u llarvln Da "'' ol=v•r lut , .. -the new owners ed to kMp ta. team ta Oaltt '°" at kaat the MY• remalftlna yeart on the leue at the Oakland CoUaeum and \be JO more ) •rt on lht le.ue option. day.to-day oPeraUona '#ill be run by hi• tCO who wUI carry the UUe ol pre 1ldent and by Eisenhardt who will be executive vice president. the University or Cahforn1 a law school at Berkeley. "We left our hats at home and brought all the cattle," Eisenhardt said in descr1 bing the purchase negotiations and paraphrasing one of Finley's favorite phrases about potential buyers. 48' Hatteras Yacht $60,000 ~ ....... ., LitW ~. C4 ,. 111. l •W-. Fl•l•1 aaaounud tbt aale to • Waher A. HAM Jr., Left.dWrmu ........... .,,tllle hrd ... Uon. H..,., -_....._ J . aod Ml ton·lD· ... .., ~ •l • m>wded •••• ~•f•renee al t he K1l1tr Aluminum'• ~te be ... uarters. 8o&a. ......., aQd the fttW OWHn ~NdlW C..U Maler. chairman ol K.._ A.1\UD.lawn 6 Chemical Corp • : ••aldaa&he1alepoulble ~h tM a.year-old fi'tnley hu • tried M¥eral Umea to M!ll the team to "l 'm &e•vtl\f UM 1•mt because J un no ..... eorn,.u rtn1ncl1Uy," &aid ,,..., • who bou1ht the team In t• ha Kwu CJt)' aod moved 1t to Oakland in 119'1. "I 'm havtq t.o lo.ve becaUM ol the tdloUc:, a1t.ronomlc111. uoJUltU'Md •alariee today. But I don't thlok I eoeaW be leavlna tbt team rn better banda ... The elder Ha.u. 64, who heade tht: hUJ~ eorporaUon ot 8an Fran daco. wUl be team chairman. but fire.a r_,,. 8 I TROJANS WANT TITLE . • Lott and Dennis Smith and in.side liDebacka" BW Gray. Otber nu11eta include outsade · linebacten Chip Banks and Eric • Scoasins, three.year starter T)' Sperling (235) at tackle, cornerback • Jeff Fisher and Uckle Dennis • llidwards (230). ~. ·.... Robinson sboved astde the question •. • of the natlonaJ UUe as a team goal, : saying, .. We can't cooU-ol that. You •: can win all your games and not win : . it. We've already had one taken ._• aw~ (a potential bowl bid), now we .. ; have 11 to play. • uwE•aE NOT GOING to whine !• about it, we're going to have some .-: tun.•• • Having fun, as Robinson terms the · ... " 1980 season, will include the same wide.open style the Trojans have de- mo n st rate d under Robinson, . although be points o ut it will develop VIC AAKHSHANf • The sale Is t.o ~ome effertJve on Nov &. but n~ the approval of American ·League owners. Several previous attempt.a to sell the tum to Davia ran lnto both legal and American League opposition. ~laenhardt said Maier told hlrn ln July that the team was (or sale and uflcr undertaking a demognphlc study ol lhe eaat Bay and a financial onalyail• of the team the Haas group decided to go after the club. Haas. 30. had been an official with Levi Straus but resigned to take over tl\e A'1 while Eisenhardt, a 4l·year· old attorney, will continue tQ teach at Finley talked or selling the A's in 1973, after having a heart attack. but he explained his rebuCC or all offers by often saytng prospective owners "had big hats and no cattle," mean· ing not enough money. ''The entire tcansaction took 30 days. The big question of course is can the Bay area support two teams. We intend to be successful We want everyone to catch baseball fever," Eisenhardt said. TODr'S GORDON'S OLD SMUGGLER VODKf\ GIN SCOTCH t 15 LITEh j 7'.J Lilt~· I 75l!Tr;." ••cliM:tla. Magn1fjcent like-new Hatteras "Yacht Fisher" Twin Turbo Diesels -Sleeps 6 18 Full Electronics LIVE ABOARD -NEWPORT SLIP Market Value Survey -$240.000 GIVE AWAY • $179,500 "RM! Sale or Part Trade For RE Call (714) 673-54 51 -(213) 277-6069 BAILEYS AMARETTO IRISH C::REAM DISARRONNO ''10 "llLLILH 1:-f.' 'YJ(t:-.\ l on a steady basis.. .. We may not have as many varie- ty of plays early. Gordon Adams knows what to do. I know I'm ioing 1 to all the games." says the USC coach. 645 943 983 1061 1008 I",... Page BJ BRUINS WANT RECORD still have a big season to look forward to." .~ Donahue was reminded that re-:y• gardless ol where the Bruins fl.ni.sh in the natimal rankings, his schedule j ma1 be No. L ~ .. That's the wr<>ng way around," ! lte answel'ed. "I'd rather be No. 25 in f schedules and No. 1 ln the rankings." . ~ Donahue said the NCAA's annOUD· t> cement was well-timed because the J players have been able to recover from the shocJc and start preparing for the seasoo. • •'Tu 8TING BAS passed. Time beala all wounds, and it's amazing -laow raWent young people are," ·t Donah~ said. ··1 hope it tw.•t be too , mucb lmger before the whole subject ~ just disappears ... • • Even if the subject does disappear. tt ia certaln to surf ace again in Nov· .1~ ember if UCLA bas the kind or seuoo which ordina.rily would war· rant a bowl bid. LARRY HALL ··we haven't lost anything yet. We're 0-0," Easley points out. "If we go 11-0, then I might look back ana say we were cheated. "But we've never beer to the Rose B<-wl. We don't k~<'"" ~h:.• the color and pageantry are all about." 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The ~s mowct I• llKOnd plae In the ... tlonal ~ West es Cln- clnn.ttl IOlt. The Dodger• trell ~ton by three ga~. -aAMUU.. e.ttt~ •tOekl~. A I I ;w•: Al Michaels~ Don Drysdale. TM Orioles still find tMmsef'W'l&S Y>-9ame behind the Yanleees kt the American LNQUI East race entering tOday's flnale cl the series. Mike Flanagan (12-9) of Baltimore Is scheduled to oPPOSe Oeklend's Matt Keough os.10. TODAY'S TV I GOLF I BOATING Freedom 1 Clips Clipper • NEWPOJtT, R.I. <AP) -Den· nla Conner steered Fre«lom to a 25-secood victory over Russell Long's Clipper in Saturday's on- ly match or the America's Cup defender finals. The win was the firth straight of the trials for the San Diego skipper, who has been the froat-· runner ot all summer for the honor of defending the New York Y,,acht Club's lease on sail- ing's top prize None of the four foreign yachts vymg for the challenger's BOA'DNG spot was racing Saturday. ThelT semifinal best-of-seven series resumes Sunday. -1 p. ... ,a.-.12 ''' FREEDOM (LEFT) AND CLIPPER IATTL£ IT OUT IN AMERICA'S CUP TRIALS. A~wi,..._.. CLIPPER TOOK a 21-second advantage over Freedom across the starting line, but saw the margin whittled to nine seconds during a tacking duel oo the first leg of the race. Freedom overtook Clipper on the second leg, rounding the jibe mark four seconds ahead or Long's boat as the 10-knot northeasterly wind faded off the scale. GOLF: World Serles of Golf. A...-.clf'S: Vince Scully, Jack Whitaker, Pat Sum· mer alt, Fr Mk Gellber, Ben Wrlvht•nd Ken Venturi. Crafg Stadler, leader of the first two rounds, looked over his shoUlder In the third and got cauoht by Tom Watson and Lee Trevino heading Into today's flnal round of plav. Watson, with a 65, and Trevino, with• 67, caught Stadler, whO shot 70, at five under par. Caldwell's Goal Simple Conner had Freedom in a good pos1taon to catc h the breeze when it filled in a nd pulJed ahead to a 25-second lead at the third ma rk when the yacht club's selection committee hall· ed the race. Hit 10 Fainmys and You'll Win. • . Maybe OTHER TELEVISION 10 a .m. (2) -NFL FOOTBALL PREVIEW -"NFL 1980: A Preview" takes a look at the upcoming NFL season. Among the players to be profiled on the program are Danny White, who replaces Rooer Staubach as the QB of the Dallas Cowboys this year, and Biiiy Sims, theHelsman TroPhywlnner whO wtll try to pump some.life Into the Detroit Lions. <m - BASEBALL BUNCH-Johnny Bench of the Cincinnati Reds and Dodger ~naoerTom Lasordaare Interviewed. tervlewed. 11 a.m. (2) -TENNIS -The slngles final In the ATP champlonshlP5 from Cincinnati. 12:30 p.m. (9) -HARNESS RACING. 2 p.m. (11)-NFL FOOTBALL-The Rams met the Denver Broncos In Mlle High Stadium Saturday night. Taped. 2:30 p.m. (5)-HORSE RACE-The All-American Derby for thr .. year-old quarterhorses from Ruidoso, N.M. Oowns. 4 p.m. (4) -SPORTSWORLD -The U.S. men's powerllftlng championships, taped in Madison, Wis. Also: The World Serles of track and field : the pole vault, taped In Nice, France and Survival of the Fittest. Commentators in- clude Charlie Jones. 10 p.m. (11) -THIS WEEK IN BASEBALL RADIO l Baseball -Dodgers at N.Y. Mets, 11 a .m., KABC (790); N.Y. Yankees at Angels, 1 p.m., KMPC (710). CTlW O.lly Piiot Is not responsible for late c~.) ) Daniel's Birdies Has Her Flying DENVER CP) -Long-hitting Beth Daniel, overcoming a momentary display of temper, reeled off three straight birdies M the back nine and moved to a three-stroke lead Saturday after the third round of the Denver Ladies Professional Golf As· aociation tournament. Daniel, who started the day in a tie with Sandra Post at seven· under-par for the tournament, turned in a five-under-par 67 Saturday for a three-round total of 204. Post, meanwhilt.. carde<4 a 70 for a 'JJn t.otal. Jane Blalock, playing the same threesome as Daniel and Post, shot 71 and was tied with Pat Bradley at 210. Bradley, •ho had an eagle and four birdies oo her round, registered a69. Daniel, the 1979 LPGA Rookie of the Year who won last week's tournament at St. Paul, eagled the par-5 second bole and birdied the par-5 eighth to take sole possession of the lead. But she had problems coming out the bunker on No. 13 and surrendered the lead to Post, who birdied that hole. On 15, however . Daniel knocked an eight-iron just five feet from the hole and made her birdie putt, while Post bogeyed from the bunker, and Daniel again bad a one-shot lead. Daniel then stroked a six-iron 12 feet from the pin and made her second straight birdie at 16. On the 17th, she lofted a pitching wedge within six feet and made another birdie. "I was really steaming on 13," admitted Daniel, 23, from Seabrook Island. S.C. "I had on-ly a three-iron to the green but hit it in the bunker. Then I left my bunker shot on the bank, and knocked an easy chip 20 feet past the pin. I almost three· putted. "I hit a tree with my tee sbol on 14, then hit short of the green, chipped two feet and made the putt for par. If I had missed that putt it would have been the end of me. I might have shot 80. That was they key -mak1ng that putt." GRAND BLANC, Mich. CAP) -Rex Caldwell figures he has to hit at least 10 fairways today in order to win his first PGA ti- tle and pocket the $40,000 first prize in the Buick Open golf championship. Caldwell, 30, fired a one· under-par 71 Saturday and took a four-stroke lead into the final round with a 13-under 203 in the tournament. CALDWELL, A native of Everett, Wash .. who now plays out of Tallahassee, was erratic off the tee Saturday, driving into the rough on seven of the last nine holes. "I thin.le I can win if I just drive in the fairway," Caldwell said. ''l reH feel like I'm putting a good swing on the ball, but I'm just out or the fairway." The bras h, talkative golfer began Saturday's play at 12· under, five strokes better than Tom Weiskopf and Tom Kite. However, it was first-round coleader Barney Thompson who made the strongest run at Caldwell under bright sunny s ki es ove r the 7,001-year Warwick Hills course. "I COULD HAVE buried every- body, but I just didn't drive well enough to take advantage of how well r was playing my iron." Caldwell said. T hompson, or Barboursville, W. Va., holed a 20-foot sand wedge at the 598-yard, par-5 16th hole for an eagle and finished Yarborough Wins Volunteer 500 BRISTOL, Tenn. (AP> Pole-winner Cale Yarborough held off Dale Earnhardt and Darrell Waltrip in a driving finish Saturday njght to win the Volunteer 500 Grand National stock car race. It was the second straight vie· tory for Yarborough. who woo the Michigan 400 last Sunday and who has started on the pole in 10 races this season, just two short of the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing re· cord for one year. the round at three-under fl9 to move into sole possession of second place at nine-under 20. "Four shots isn't a big lead at all on a tough course like this." Caldwe ll cautioned. "If somebody's got their roller (put· ter> working. who knows. "Look how Barney picked up two stokes with an eagle." · The course, normalJy a tough test for PGA r egulars, has y ielded 126 subpar rounds through 54 boles, jn part because a cloudburst during the first round Thursday dumped 2.21 in· ches of r ain on the grounds and the greens still were soft and holding well on Saturday. KERMIT ZARLEV, the 39- year·old veteran of 17 seasons on the Professional Golfers' As- sociation tour. turned in a 67 Saturday to move into a three· way tie at eight-under 208 with Lance Te n Broeck and Tom Purtzer. Weiskopf shot an even-par 72 and dropped into a six-way tie at 209 with Bill Britton, Jaime Gonzalez, Peter J acobsen, Vic· tor Regalado and Mark Pfeil. Kite bogeY.ed the 460-yard, par-4 18th when he pitched from one bunke.r into another and finished the third round at one· over 73 to go into a five-way tie at 210 with' Phil Hancock, Marie Lye. Dave Hill and Skeeter Heath. Arter a birdie on the short 321-yeard, par-4 14th, Caldwell dropped to 14 under, which would have tied the tournament r ecord set in 1963 by Julius Boros. However, Caldwell drove into the rough on 18 and bogeyed the hole when his six-foot putt ran across the edge of the hole. Pfeil and Regalado each carded six-under-par 66, the best score in the third round of the 72-hole championship which is scheduled to conclude today. Long continued alternating at t he helm with tactician Tom Vl ackaller. The more ex - perienced Vlackaller has been steering dunng the starts and on the windward legs. THE LOSS DROPPED Clip- per's record for the final triab to 1·4. Meanwhile. a foreign protest committee issued a decision Saturday upholding the English ya cht L1onheart's come·from- behmd win over France Ill Fri- day. The Frt•nch filed two 'pro· tests over tht• race. including a chargP that L1onheart wa'> to blamr for a collision on the final leg of the 24.J·mile course. But th e committee dis - qualified France 111. allowing the British to keep t heir cam- paign aJive with a 3· 1 rerord. F rance Ill is 3-2. Surf Needs Victory To Clinch West Title FOR M "UNCOMMON" DRIVER THEODORE ROBINS FORD EDMONTON -Coach P e ter Wall o r the California Surf was hop- ing it wouldn't come to this. But when hls Surf and the Edmonton Drillers m eet. today (2:30), it will be for the NASL American West Divisioo cflampionship. Edmonton, by defeat· ing heavily favored Seattle. 3-1 Friday night. kept its division title hopes alive and moved to within two points or road record (7·8 > a nd has already defeated Vancouver. Tulsa, Tam· pa Bay and and Houston on enemy turf. Jn fact, the Surf's road record is the fifth best in the NASL. That's bad news for the Drille rs who mus t now come back after only one day or rest since surprising Seattle Friday. The NASL playoffs begin next week. th e division-l e ading -=========-Surf. · California, 15-16. bas 144 points coming into today's finale. Had Seat· tle defeated the Drillers Friday , the West Division cha mpionship would already be de- cided. 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Fortbal aipln1 bad been dela,ed by wbat team offlclall called .. tec bnicallties" since, Henog replaced Kea Boyer Jµne 8. A Cardinal spokesman said the tecbalcalitJ• appareaUy lDYOlved deferred .,.,meats in the three-year pact. Boyer wu fared between games of a doubleheader lD Montreal. Cardinal President Aqust A. Busch held a news conference the same day at bia suburban St. Loula bome to announce tbe h1riDI of Benoc. The coataaet WU mailed to Herzoc earlier lD tbe week T1hile the team was ln Cincinnati, the Cardinal spokesimn said. Coming bi Septe .... r ••• The Dodge Dealership with a difference ••• s ega n s egas LEARN THE FACl'S Comple&e paebp Incl&tdlng: Mr Fare, Haui, ••• In selection ••• In the price you pay ••• and most of all ••• ••• In Service! 2888 Harbor Blvd. CoataMeu 540·0330 DfnMr Shoto."'°"· M~ DllSO-Laeatlelllfoi maU. IA "ed-.ee-CAIJ,NOW New Horizon Travel (714) 673-0744. (213) 506-7670 Tcu Deducttl>W Ezpenie 9.lnd-v.Augu1t2i4, 1980 DAILY PILOT •S Wlaatta Lineup What a maneer's dream it would have been to have these four All-stars · in his lineup. From left, Roier Maris, Dulce Snider, Willie Mays and Ralph Kiner all participated in the New York Mets' annual Old Timers Day Saturday. The 1955 World Champion Brooklyn Dodeers were featured. ATP Tournament ••--.OMel SlftolflMfSI ...... HenMd ~ def. Pn<•I ,..,,es. ~2 ...: Fre!ICIK.o GeN.elel .., Jimmy C- ~.W.7 ... LeeTrntno Crllo $tidier TomW- Loft Hl""le Jfff'V Pete BetlCr-.w 8ob011dat' Miile Reid Re,, FIOyd 14Mlrwln G«v"'-' GMr..-•-llNCleL ...... ,.,,.., .... 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Just pick some new sweaters and coordinating skirts and you'll be right in style. Somewhat reminiscent of campus days . the sweaters and skirts can be worn for work and play-and for caQ'lpus too, whether you're a full-time student or night-time hobbyist who learns for fun . Here are som e of the possible ways to pt& your a bridal • sweaters and s kirts together. as suggested by Joseph Magnin. 1. Wool accordion pleated skirt in black and red plaid. 34 length hand-knit open cardigan sweater in red. worn with black turtleneck sweater of angora and lambswool. Black felt hat with f ea th er detail completes the look. 2. Plum front-pleated skirt in polyester/ rayon. lavender open cardigan with pearJ closure in angora an~ Bridal ' Patterns Brides who look longingly at the beautiful and elegant Priscilla of Boston gowns can now make their own, for a fraction of the cost. Prtscllla or Boston, a name synonymowi with quality in weddibg fashions, now bas made her designs available to the bride-to-be who sews through McCall's Patterns. Two gowns and a headpiece appear in the summer catalogues, with several variationa for eacb. Priscllla of Boston bas been chosen by such famous brides as Luci Baines Johnson, Tricia and Julie Nixon and Prince11 Grace of Monaco. Although weddings such as these have made her a celebrity. Mrs. James N. Kidder, the name behiDd tbe label, b8Uewl that every wedding is special. She also feela that the individual treatmeat liven to ber designs by tbe brides who sew will add a pel'l4lllal uniqueDlll to their very hftportant days. Mn. Kidder, born in Quincy, Maas., combinel tbe role of wife, mother and businesswoman. • She belan her business career shortly after lllab eelaoal with the olM!Dial of a yani shop. Sbe 1earDed reta.Wn1 ad deltp. tbeD became 6e bridal buyer for a major departmmt store 1D Bolton. IJa 1N5, she Jolned wttb ber buabaad to open tbe flnt of three retail atona, 'lbe Brides' Shop on Newbury Street in Bolton. • To tbla lbe added a custom-made departmlllt with tbl belp of her sister, Natalie, and her flnt deetcner. The custom department lfeW over U. yean unW today lt is a large wholesale manulacturlnl company wblch produces ete1ant bridal faablooa for shopl in America, Canada and Japan. ·Y lam9swool. Worn with cream blouse of polyester ud leather plum clip-on tie. . 3. Pink pullover sweater in angora/lambswool/ acrylic with dropped torso pleat skirt in pink. navy and plum plaid. accessorized with a hand-crocheted ruffled acrylic neckcoll ar. 4. Twe>-piece white sweater set with cowl neck. modified dolman sleeves and shawl skirt, m acrylic· nylon/wool. Hat is 100 percent wool with nylon ribbon. and scarf is multicolored silk. Traditional MOwn McCall's pattern '1190, bu empire waist for flatterlng ele1ance. This can be used for bridesmaids' dresses too. ' ... Wt!ddlngs/Engagements ~.Flynn Olson-Clarke M luion Viejo Hi1h School graduates l.yQn Clarke Md Bob Olaon. now reaidinC in Chico. were married ln ceremonies at Commuity ·c hurch ol r..asuna Beach. Tbe bride, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Gary Clarke al Spobne, Wub., is atteeding Cal stat. Chico. The bridegroom. son of Mr. and Mn. J(>bn Olson ol Mission Viejo, also is attendin1 ~al State Chico. 1be couple plan lo liYe in Chico aft.er a wed· dine trip to San Diego Robert-Jean Susan Jean of Huntington Beach aad Bradley Robert of Fountain Valley were mar· ried in ceremonies at Sta. Simon and Jude Church ol Huntington Beach. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jean· Paul Jean of Huntington Beach, graduated from Edison High and Southern Califomia College of Medical and Dental Careers in Anaheim. The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mn. Bob Bass of Fountain Valley, graduated from Edison High and is attending Cal State Long Beach. He is employed by North American· Rockwell. The couple plan to live in Downey after a wedding trip to Big Sur 25th, SOth Anniversaries A buffet reception was held today to joint· ly celebrate the sotb wedding annivenary of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Earl Wll.liams and the 25th anniversary of Mr and Mrs. Dean Lee Williams. Friends and relatives attended the event at Orange Coast Unitarian Universalist Church in Costa Mesa. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wllllama, Jong.time re· sidents of Costa Mesa and Newport Beach, were married in 1&10 ID Medford, Oklahoma. The Williams• eldest-. Dean Lee, mar· ried Kuy SI.Del~ later at First .11~~."'Ralpb =--·immediate family alao tneludes daucbter Luetta Williams Gebhart; sons, Donald Earl and Del Rey and 12 grandchildren. , Following the joint celebration. the senior Williams planned to embark on an extended vacatioo across the Onited States. P~uhck-Gibbs Terri Gibbs of Huntington Beach and Robert Paulick of Laauna Hills were married in ceremonies at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Chucb in Newport Beach. The bride. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gibbe ol Huntington Beach, graduated from Huntington Beach High and USC. She is employed by Triad Systems. The bridgegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Paulick of Trenton, NJ .• graduated from Rutgers University and also is employed by Triad Systems. The couple plan lo live in Laguna Hills after a trip to Puerto Vallarta. Flynn-Forge Elizabeth Forge of Costa Mesa and Patrick Flynn of Huntington Beach exchanged wedding vows in ceremonies at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church of Costa Mesa. The bride, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. David Forge of Costa Mesa graduated from Estancia High and UC Irvine. She is employed by Pacific Mutual Lile Insurance Company. The bridegroom. son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward F1ynn of Huntµtgtoo Beach, graduated from FAisoo High and is attending Cal State Fullerton. The couple plan to live in Fountain Valley a fter a wedding trip lo Carmel and Yosemite. SOth Anniversary 1 Mr. and Mrs. S.J . Cook of Costa Mesa re- cently celebrated their 50th wedding an· niversary when they renewed their wedding vows at a Mass celebrated at St. Joachim's t hurch. The Cooks, residents ·or Costa Mesa for three decades, have four children. all married. Allo in attendance were the Cooks' 11 grand children. three great-grandchildren and friends who were in the original wedding party 50years ago. Mr. Cook. now retired, founded S.J . Cook & Sons Inc.. an engineering firm operating in Costa Mesa. Mrs. Cook is an active member of St. Bernadette's Guild of St. Joachim's Church and a board member of the Past Grand Regents' Club of Orange Diocese . FoUowtaa the llaas, llr. and Mrs. Cook at· tended a reeeptiOD at the Santa Ana home of ·Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Cook. Bauer-Treat Julie Treat of Newport Beach and Bruce Bauer or Westfield. N.J ., were married in ceremonies held at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church or Newport Beach. The bride, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Robert Treat of Newport Beach, graduated from Corona del Mar High and Duke University, ..__c""'"'·'"'-' ':Alli'.tir:IiJ.L •• ~::,r~ Mr. and Mrs. Dean Williams Mr. and Mrs. Cook I . Wedding and engage· I ~ ment announcements run I on Sunday in the Dady I · Pilot. Forms are avmlabl.e I -. , Mrs. Bauer at all Daily Pilot offices or I by calbng the Feature I Department. 642432l. I Engagement announce· I where she is employed at the university's medical center. The bridegroom, son or Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bauer of Westfield, NJ .. graduated from Duke University. The couple plan to live in Durham. S.C . after a trjp to HawaH. Harrison-Amburgey Karen Amburgey of Newport Beach and Jtichard Hfrrison of Irvine exchanged wedding vows in ceremonies at t'irst United Methodist Church or Costa Mesa. The bride, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Sam Amburgey of Newport Beach, graduated from Sstancia High and Cal State Fullerton. She is employed as a physical education instructor by the Newport-Mesa Unified School District. The bridegroom, son or Mrs. and Mrs. Alan Harrison of Bakersfield, graduated from UC Davis and is employed as a structural engineer by C.E. Miller~ The couple plan to live in Irvine after a trip to-Hawaii. ~ ... COSTA MESA mw ..... ..... .. MAI• ~ . ~ ~ ,, • f' II .. .. . Children Rate Their Fears Perm Sale! -- •• REGISTERN Ice Skating Sc ice skated in • The loss or a parent and blindness are the major fears of children -and most adults fail lo reeognize what bothers their offspring most -according to Bob Keesban. reporting on a survey recently on "The Subject Is Young Peo· ple" oo the CBS Radio Network. To find out what causes stress in young peo- ple, Keesban said, "a UDlversity of Arizona psychologist, Kaoru Yamamoto, decided to go directly to some 370 fourth·, fifth. and slxtb- graders. He gave them a Hat of 20 worrisome things and asked them to rate each event ac· cording to how blg a monster it seemed." "Not surprisingly," Keesban noted, the re- port found that "losing a parent c'une in number one. Going blind was number two. Be- ing held back a year in school was rtibt up there and so was the fear or wetting your pants in class. Hearing parents quarrel was a solid number five. Some concerns about behavior came next -being caught stealiq, being sus- pected of lying, getting bad marb and going to the principal's office. Medical operatiolll, set· ting lost and being made fun of were more scary than moving or having a nightmare or not getting 100 on a test. Being picked last for a team or losing a game were worse than going to the dentist. Giving a report ID clus seemed more troublesome than the last placed worry - getting a new baby brother or sister." Keesban also pointed out that "while aD t.bla 1ives some insight into the f(IUQler miDd, Dr. Yamamoto found out somet.bing else -about the older mi.Dd. He gave tbe tat to a ouup of . I ICE SKATr/NG-~ llf81J /I ' GAPADES CHALET W CLASSES STARTING • for in1emationallyfamous Ice Capades Chalet . Whether y04.Jve ice ska)ed before or never r life, one of these classes ts for you. BEGINNERS WELCOM8 • SAVEii 150FF . FOR BEGINNERS ._ Pre•nt thll oaupon for 8='.., your dlloounl Vold Mer 0cL 18, 1980 ---- adults and asked them to rate what worries a child. The adults agreed on the loss or a parent. but they also thought the addition of a sibling would be much more traumatic than the kids say it is. Adults downplayed quarreling, assum- ing the kids still knew that they were loved. "What Dr. Yamamoto sees from this," Keesban concluded, "is that adults often fail to listen and that they wrench control from children simply by not recognizing what is a problem and what isn't, and that c.blldtto - without control -worry even more.•' RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY ._..., .. w_. ..,...,. I '22 Hsllor ll•d. Cotfe ....._ -541-11 H Let'!!.·, remuue your kitchen! Call ua now. tor expert.help wtf'I your klctlen remodell ig .,..,.. L.t us.,. you how to ~end modernize.• Ml'· ptlllngly low COit to you I IARKER ~n:.'::s 296d Randolf Ave. _Costa Mesa. -754-0370 -~ bfk. w. of en.tol at Blf<er llV.. II II e e • Keep9you on top of . thelooal ........ DAILY PILOT As seen in Harper's. Curt up with a perfect perm! S4Q. for s22so • (Including haircut) SamdCM &~ilah SOUTH COAST PLAZA . 546-7116 Master card •Visa SOUTH COAST PLAZA 3333 Bristol, Costa Mesa ••• \rl••••• tit• ............ ~ ., .., 111a.......... Ud Ma wUe ,.al •P· 111 .. , ........... . ..,.. ............ .. IMw lt. I wu caked wWa art ..... ..... .,... ....... a ~. It ••• ~ ... batb -• .. PGN· Wiien I came ........ ..., ........ la·l•w t:bewed me out .......... ,,. ....... •P .a•• 1•1l•d back. ··v ..... u. ..... ... ..__ ........... t.blap to do. lib Jard work or aaraae deaelnt. they .... ,,, ........ cb .... .. .. 'l'Ma'l q ..... ,... 81 Hid, · • Aan L8Ddera ll crazy -r•laUvee 1hould ~ w1tcome any tfme. · ";v Gree• Keeps Paee There'• one thlDI a bout inflaUon that should be of aome tom . fort. Tbe \;. e shows bave ,..uy pace. Ban In the 50I a con- te11t1111, half-crued with excitement, would jump bi.sher than Monty HaU'a bead if he won a sal•r' behind door No. 2. ; Tbe other Di&bt I saw. a PY wbo had Juat won fOflf cars, three trips abtcNML a boat, a recrea-u..J van, a matched Ml·" Jua-.e. a Gucci •1a1B mer h ome, a p~~1ona.J val et and '2f',OOO. When asked ~t be thought or bis i~ant e mpire, he smiled slightly and said, "It'll CQIDe in handy." Game ahow contest- ant s have c hanced. Bfta with Ure "Cost of ~ .. increases, it has Jtecome tougher and ~her to work them up o ;a state of hysteria. lC•. no longer a game. 'Ws:a business where the .a.Dtestant is in control. I first noticed the "ag. pe11ive" "optestant ~ wtien 1 Johnny C...00 would go into the _,..ence to play "Stump •• rJ'" ,. , ... . .. ; the Band." After they had dlle.ted tbe 6ind with an old coUeae soog with "bleeps" for lyrics. Johnny would offer them a dinner for two at a leading LA restaurant. The d e pressed con· tender would say, "Don't you have a ny freebies at a Mexican restaurant?" When he was accommodated, he 'd then inquire. "Could you fix it so I cou ld take my 30 fraternity brothers?" For years, I watched a show called "Coronary" where your everyday. average housewi re would name George Washington's dentist for a vegetable slicer with 87 attachments . . . or hum the first eight bars , .. :::.;; {.----...1 .... ," ~: ... ·! •oroseope .. ~-.. . ....., _______________ _,, ,"'~., I ;!~OllAaa . ~f AY. AUG. %5-" ·~~~~ Olar. 21-Apr. >It~; You are on brink or . ~ ~r discovery. Know ··~and don't sell product ·et Self short. ·*..TAUR US CApr. 20· ~)' 20): Emphasis on f1ilfillment of desire. ·~ity to make wish ~e true. Stress pro-~ :~tiC';Uon. priorities and . ~ ecial arrangements · ;w th -Older individual. , •'°GEMI NI <May 21 · ~ 20): More persons ~ess willingness to ··~perate; )'OU have ·~opportunity to im· ::~e ~butlon and :~~a.y of product. ·" ~ ..... 3 !~NCEJl <June 21· -;~y 22): New outlook ';t,U.u lts from com· ~nlcation related to ~Dbllahlng. travel or educational project. LEO (July 23·Aug 22): By teachin~. you abo learn. Means l(am indicated if you share knowledge. Accent on . basic chores, depE:::Jent, ability to improve services. 'VIRGO <Aug. 23·Sept . 22): Obtain hint from Cancer message. Em· phasis on law. special agreements, coming to term s with one whose views may not coincide with yo ur own LIBRA CSept. 23-0ct. 22): Be specific concern· Ing details: if aware or fine print you could avoid delay and loss SCORPIO <Oct. 23- Nov. 21>: Creative pro- cess is stimulated -you imprint style and make c hanges which lend spice to life. SAGITl'ARIUS (Nov 22-Dec. 21 ): Personul environment command11 more·than·usual uttcn tlon . Family . hom1·. Rec urlty . ll JH•r 1nl purchases domln11tr ~ccnario Rulld 0 11 1:1111•1 structure-. CAPRICORN 11>1•1 22·J on l!H Kry now 1q to discern q uality avoid trying to be ev· ery where at once . Messages. short trips , unusual requests could create welter of con· rusion. Pisces. Vargo natives fi gur e pro· minently. AQUARIUS <Jan 20·Feb. 18>: This can be yo ur power· play day. Emphasis on money. production, responsiblli· ty. promotion and love. Cancer. Capricorn person s fisur e in scenario. Item that had been missing wlll be dis· covered ln unuaual man· ner. Older person proves valuable ally. PIR<:V..8 C fo'ell 10· M fir 20 l · Pooph• nx pr"'"' on· 1 hu,.lum rono11rnln1C you r vtrw,., ldt1•l1 11nd atm•I". You 'll IH1 11t rllthl 11lnrr nt 1·rurl11I mo m1•nt J u1htm11n t . lutul t 11111 11t•• 1111 t nr.ir•t l\t• 1 "11 t 11n I"' r1111r111 I I I y . ~11r1 lnl 11 11p1•11 r n 111·r11, 111111 All•' 11r r1111 vkt111n Nrw pr11 ~~~~~~~~~~- The Bass t radition is always in fas hion. ""••ht•' .. ~••t• .. f'Uh ,,..._ ,.,,_mrl o~l••*'1 tfl fill" ,,, It •M Jw,., ~ftlH••~O .. i\,•lt1oll .... lilr,fl .. •I• 1.-t,.,.,.. I• ••14•1j \II••"' l"•f"fll• " \1At1• tf•'"' Uf' , 11 I •ot ,. ........ ,,.,. ....... .. ·'· ..... • .., .... •h1 n ..... , ... " .. 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Auguet 24. 1llO DAU. V PtlOT Solos Worth, Savoring · International Fare Ple<UJes Bowl Liste1rers By DONALD I . llOBION ..... IMllr ... Durinl u etbnlc evenlnl at tbe BoUrwood Bowl, Jeeua Lopes-Coboa led the Los AnleJ• Pbllbannonlc in worb by lour Splnltb com- poHl'I. Tbe blpugbt WU the brffilanl fU)tar' p}ay- lDI of Nardlo Yepes in Rodrtto'I "CGndelto de Aranjues" made famous ln t.beM part& on pre- vloua occaalona by one or another of the Romero f amlly. PE&llAPS NO MUSICAL instrument la aa cloeely uaociated with a country aa the ,WU.r la with Spain. Cluaical guitar by And.res Se1ovia or flamenco guitar by Jose Montoya bu made this perception world wide. The guit.ar in the b41Pds of such masters conjures up visual arch-types -bull fighters, Spaniab dancers, vital rhythms. • Yepes gave a reflective, emotional yet Last Wednesday, Jean-Pierre Rampa1, the world'• IDOlt famou.a flutilt, ran the 1amw.' from baroque to ragtime. • • He ia llO versatile that be plays Jau wiY. such performen u Hubert Laws. Alt.boulb tb)$ wu designed u a cluslcal recital be treated the audience to a lively renderin& ol $cott Joplin's "Ragtime No. 8." He began with a renderina of J .C.F. Bac:b's "Sonata ln D." It took Rampa! and accoin· panlst John Steele Ritter a movement or t~ before they were in synch -made all the ~ difficult by a noisy helicopter that kept ci.rcllni tbe Bowl. ~ · For this writer the most satisfying selection of the evening was Rampal'a playing of Johan Sebastian Bach's "Sonata in E Minor." llAMPAL WAS MO&E than equal to this work's virtuosic demands in the two fast move- ments. He brought his beautiful golden tones to the sonata's two slower movementa. t•Ofi llD ~ IUKIRI 8TIU. WAmNO ffOft llO AMllHCAN IRIAK .......... ere......, '8mlle, UI -.Chell, MarcNI Barrett, Mal&le Wltlema dynamic rendering of the Rodrigo concerto. His playing of the rhapsodJc, temperamental and Oorid Assigio was especially memorable·for the melodic outpourings be achieved. Rampa! showed his technical brilliance - playing softly then loudly. qu.ickly then slowly -in Corelli's demanding "Sonata in D Minor" with ita 24 highly v8rled and unique variations. It held the audience spellbound. Gr~up Bones Up on us HE ALso PIA YED four short selectiOM which were eothusiaatically received by the au- dience and which demonstrated Yepes' technical and melodic command of what is, in his bands, a noble instrument. Theo there were marvelous bonbons as en- cores -the work by Joplin and other pieces by Chopin. Glick. and Gershwin. It was like being served a 10-course dinner at Maxim's, circa 1900. Viva La France. LOS ANGELES <AP> -Importing music ii a tricky andertakina. U you're the Beatie. or Abba, it works fine. But aometimea it just doean'l seem to work at all -ask Booe)' M, Europe'• answer to the Vill8'e People. The Germany-baaed quartet ol Caribbean- bom sin&ers bu sold an impn!SS1ve 80 million r ecords' worth of the five albums and several dozen singles released since ita start 4~ years ago. Boney M was the first disco group ~ay in the Soviet Union, and it regularly out halls and arenas from Hong Kong to Kuwait to Rio. not to mention England, Holland and the r est of Europe. .. WE DO VERY WELL everywhere., except in America," says Maille Wllliama, an exotic- Jooking former model who showed up for an in· terview wearing a white ruffled Edwardian fan- tasy of a dress. She probably is the most famous -not to mention wealthiest -native of the tiny : Caribbean island of Montserrat. ; Mias Williams and the three other members : of the group -Lil Mitchell and Marcia Barrett, · both from Ja maica, and Bob, from Aruba - were moJded into Boney M by German record . producer Frank Farian, much the way Jacques °"" tfle o.lly Ptlot ... 1y ..... ~ what'a new In fOUl' loclll oommunlty ... ...,, c111y +@11;11.11 ,. Morali t\U'Ded a group of unknown men into the Village People. Uke yet another singer who bu since aone on to fame and fortune -Donna Summer -the four entertainers had emigrated from Germany to take advantage of that country's fucinaUon with black entertainers. •. "EVERYBODY WAS DOING WS own thing. Llz was in the musical 'Hair,' Bobby was disc-jockeying, Marcy was doing solo work and I was modeling," Miss Williams recalls. Farian found them. gave them a name - the Boney (pronounced Bone-ee) part came from the name of a popular European TV detec- tive series; the M was "a finishing touch," Miss Willjams explains. Earlier Manual De Falla's ballet "El Amor Brujo" was given a richly dynamic reading by Lopez-Cobo6. the Los Angeles Philharmonic. and guest soloist, Jennifer Jones -the mezzo soprano-not the movie star. Taking an aggressive yet dignified stance, Miss Jones in a vibrant, red-sequined gown fused her acting and vocal talents to give us dramatic gestures and round, clear tones in her two solo parts. Loi>eztCobbs started with an even-paced rendering of Turind's sympbonjc poem "La Procesion del Rocio." He finished with three selections from the "Iberia Suile" of Albeniz - an exuberant "El Puerto," a lively and lyrical "Evocation" and an exciting and rhythmic "Triana." Al a remote United Nallon1 outpost In the frozen North Sea .•. something h11 gone terribly wrong. "·-Mel.-• Mpa.r, """'* GE~ ~'~- ' mo1.,,......_""..._1ne. IPGJ LIMITED ENGAGEMENT STARTS FRIDAY He dressed them in a dazzling anay of made-to-Order fantasy costumes -"we could open at least a dozen boutiques, lf not more" - and recorded them singing a collection of catchy, slickly produced tunes. There was a Boney M song for aJmost every kind of taste. not just the electronic Eurodisco sound, but reg- gae, gospel and Abba-style pop. Ole! At Theatres and Drive· Ins Everywhere! Last year, at the height of t.be disco craze. Boney M made an all-out assault on the U.S. (See MUSICAL IMPORTS, Page BU> I ocol news, spofts ond Odvert1$1ng come to vou M!f'f dov 1n the bt•Qht. lovely. •OHH~sttng 1.:mu!M• 642..(321 ~THE DAILY TRIBUNE ~ .. : 4 .... .._cz; c:: ceca I MIDDLE AGE CRAZE , EPIDEMIC SPREADS C>ntarinllll»-~ Karchcn here in Ont11rio. C :•n•d•. hll\e been tntinlt the a1t1ten1ion thllt th"' liruec Unn. \nn • \l1tr1tro:1 mm~. \tKldk ~c t ;_n;a,,. ,, ""1Whfn-' r~IOMblc: f, ... I~ uulbrr"L. ul the dr .. ....t epidemic in Lh.: l rut,...i Stille"' "Nonnal" couple certified 'Malle Age Crazy CHUCK NORRIS KAREN CARLSON LEE VAN CLEEF "THE OCTAGON" also slMnni ARTHINOt.E CAROL BACOASARIAH Dlfeded by ERIC KARS0N • Saeenplay by LEIGH CHAPMAN • Slory by PAUL AARON illd LEIGH CHAl'M~N Produced by JOEL FREEMAN • Music by DICK HAUIGAN hecutive Producers MICHAEL LEONE and Al.AN BELKIN .R I' -·---e> A ... ~c...~"".-.~~...,. e.""'°.,_~,..c.-.r-~ ......... _ l-::.:.~:~· '::.-:,·1 ..._ . .. - ednds SADDLEBACK PLAZA & TOeoAT.OCUl&O &TOIO lll·llM Rll . .sult. l:tl,4:11, a:u. l :IJ, 10:11 --~~~~~AT~~~~~-\ edwards FOUNTAIN VALLEY .~ laOOllHUIST AT., .... IOUMJAIM YAU.Ff IJt-1 SOO ' • ~OPHmTIC4T£0 PROBRAMMINB ... Boaulilu/ ~feroo Mu~i(J-NBw~-Marine Weafher- (Jon~umBr RBporl~ g1oak MarkBI-RBporl~ • ·-• .. .... • ~.~at.1• SOAPS I MUSICAL ,~,~'-Write~ 'Says Soaps Must Educate, Entertain • U <AP>_...., opera ... • mu· ~.':1' • ...._ writ.er ol rUJo .\IMIM-.. ..,.. ''k ._...lie• a form that • educaUoe e• 1111111&-1.alD .... t," ..... . ··~ .. all ............ Ml IQUen more ~-a··-•-.....-•.o •n ilili" MP. dual 1\dl prcllll'aal DOW Id· ... ~ ..... Okie taboo. _:ft!•• AU. •Y <mLDaSN" .. -... f« ~ ...... llrU')' l&ariel ol 8 IOC .... al Dablft.' MW Mn. Nlaoa. no cl'Mted u..a .,._ uct '-0.. We to uve•· lot the ABC netwon ud bu c"9ted aad wrluen many other daytime· ....... ''•W• try to enll1bte.n the public. •fl try &o remove preJud.I~ ... a.be Hkt. · c1un1 th nploraUan ol aach area u women'• bbera· uon, YWwtM rancfr, teen·aae pniinancy aod lMn·· protUtulooa. .. l"W ll\ltance, we tried to show that teen· 11• ,,.Ut...,.. were not lnherentJy bad, but ratMr that 1ad alt&&eUona may have Cl'-'led it. ''TM .. , 1aU1tylq to mo." the petite. obuUlMt .,-n., c:C>nUnued. "wu a nine-month 1tor1 we did oe chUd abuae It took me two yaart \0 fate dolq Jt. &Ince l r~lt anyone wbo would abule a chUd waa a ~r. "Rua • I cUd re-.arch I ro1U1ed they were not n1on1trr1. but akk 95 percent were abu11f'd lhcimaelvu In childhood, emotionally or P*l)'rholutlrally. It not phyalcalb " M,.. Nlaon haa no obJectJon to the term o-.,, 111...-• "ll'a. lt.t own 1enr~ No one clauns 11'11 khak pt"are but wt'r" the clo5esl form of l'nh•nalnm nt lo roal hfo, .. she says. Many men ·Rail ·IUe Adventures Grand Central Stalio11 Musical 's Lage " NEW YORK CAP> -"Frimbo" as a new .~ show coming to town. Good thing at won't flay duri.na the evening rush hour. Next mornine's beadlloes might scream: "Surly Commuters Attac:k Musical!" "Frimbo," you see, will play tn Grand Central Station. It's a bit odd, staging a $200,000 musical with l1 jazz musicians and six performers in a conveted waiting room near tracks 39-42 at one of the world's most famous train sta- lions. BUT AfTEll ALL. THE SHOW. opening Sept. 23, ia about train travel. It's based on ''All Aboard with E.M. Frimbo," a collection of rail-life adventures by Rogers E.M. Whitaker, a New Yorker magazine writer. Whitaker, 81, does not seem devoted to the jet age. Al last report, he'd recently passed the 2.6 million-mile mark in train travel while seeing what's what on the tracks of England. "Just got a postcard from him:' says John Raber. who's been working on the stage adaptation or Whitaker's book for 41h years. He didn't think of the show because he liked lO fool around with trains. "NO. J GUE$ l 'VE BECOME a train buff by osmosis," Haber sa~. "ln doing my research. I travelled halfway around the world on various trains, including the Orient •Express." · · His guide, he adds, W1ls none other than 1a Whitaker, "who bears a strong resemblance • "; to the character Frimbo." .,• It was quite a voyage for Haber. who 'l never had thought train, just theate r. start· i>• ing in Chapel Hill, N.C .. where he operated a touring troupe called the Carolina Repertory en A UNIVEll"iAl PIClUl!E ..,,""°"'.,._er-.'"'°°' 9C" .,.l ~-Mf'lt1i0 NOW PLA\'1NG -· •••'P'C' uwaw· --~· El Toro 51M880 c.au WUT llMIOll llWO ......... ...,.... cim• CHTU Wts1m.ns1tt 891·39~ ~r~ Ana S31·t27t iCo$Q ~ 979·4 U t ClllUOME Otdnqt 6lH$:,J \ ('ompany 11.-moved hc•rc 1n 1974 to make his way In Uw world or Off-Broadway. · Al ~~. hc,j's obvioutily too young to have ~!1mplt'<I hfl' nbourd lhe 1'wentieth Century. the Supt>r C'h1ef and other great passenger train11 of lhl' hulcyon era when riding Amerlca'l) rnlls wus arn experience. not an or- deal. "BUT l'VE .\LWAYS BEEN captivated by the romance and musicality of trains, .. he says. ''l thought It'd be very exciting to do something on stage with it, which led to tlus s how." Haber. whose last Off-Broadway effort also was a musical, "Diamond Studs." says this one has a Duke Ellington-style score. written by composer Howie Harris and lyricist Jim Wann. Set In recent times. using the band as a train, the show follows the travels of Frimbo, "the world's greates t train buff," aboard steeds ranging from the dawdling Trans- S1berian Express to Japan's BuUet Train. known to exceed 100 mph now and then. HE ADMITS TO A SMALL BIT of alarm two years ago. when ~ m uch costlier stage mus ical. "On the Twentieth Century." played on Broadway. But his worries. like the show. were fairly brief. "They had some exciting train sets. but the s how bad little to do with trains, really." he says. "It was just an old-fashioned com ed7 that happens to t.ake place on a tram between Chicago and Los Angeles. "But 'Frimbo' is a whole magical ex· pericnce about the world of trains. I ended up happy in that it (the BroadWiiY chugger> didn't have anything to do witb what we were doing .. r "A BETIER -FILM THAN 'ST AR w ARS ' ••• ',-TIME MAGAZINE NOW PLAYING ua TIM CltlOUI ll-!MnHI ...... MU nAZA Westm1ns1tr 89.3-1305 Orange 639·tno Siu 529·~ ua c .... Costa Mesa 540·m• An adult tall of murder, m,,.tery, and Jofbfdden .,.. --AT ~ ..,_. ---Lm ..._ I W .. ,. .... --· . ...::tu.. view the show, she reports, and the maJI in· dlc3i. ltl fana run the samut of intellectuaJ. educational and social strata. from near· illlt.f!ralea to colleae professors . NEWOOMEllS TO TIUS audience wlll have a chance to catch up on what's been happening U\ the 10.year-old aeries with the publication of three "Ag.nes Nixon's All My Children" paperbacks. They were written by Rosemarie Santini, who wrote the novel after reading all the scripts, st arting with the program ·s January 1970 debut. "Book I : Tara and Philip" was published recently; "Book II: Erica" will be out in Nov· ember and the third volume is scheduled to ap· pear in March 1981. "We have 11 mlltion viewers." Mrs. Nixon says, "and we're constantly gettmg letters wanting to know the background or a character or how so-and-so got together with someone else. Now, it's all there in these volumes." Mrs. Nixon. who edited the books. got an early start in scriptwriting. being hired after graduation by Irma Phillips. early dean of soap. opera producers. "I WANTED TO BE AN actress and went to Northwestern University." she recalls, "but among my classmates were Charlton Heston. Cloris Leachman, Patricia Neal, Martha Hyer and Jean Hagen. I decided I'd better be a writer and took scriptwriting courses." NOW PLAYING AMC OUllGE MAll Qr,inge 637·0340 MANN'S SOUTH COAST Co~t.i Mesa ~9 J3~2 EDWARDS' WESTBROOK TWIN Garden Grove ( 71 4) 530·4401 MOVIE RATINGS FOR PARENTS AND YOUNG PEOPLE ALL [Cl 83 4HO (!!) fllMS AE CEIVE ll<f SE.Al Of n<{ MOTIOH PtC I UAE C00C ~SELF AEGULAllON Between strangers everything is poesible. DE~ YVES MONTANO ROMY SCffNElDER Atll\fll'I OOSTA-CAVRAS. I I I "AIRPLANE ... ll'Gt ""FIMAL COUMl"DOWM" ll'Gt "XANADU" '(PG) -.. BLUES BROTHERS"' 111 '-y)fE EMPIRE ,,.. STRHCES IACllC" ......0'4116- SMOICEY & THE IAHDIT f'AlrTll lf'GI "HUlllE GOES UMAMAS" IGI "IEDtcMOIS & llOOMSTICtcS" ''HOMEYSUCICU IOU" ' ''THE MAIM EVEHT' ff'Gt t I • -··--• • "'-'--' I "Aflf'UME" lf'Gt "UTTU DAILIMGS" Cit r------==:l I "THE IWf lAGoOOH'" "C. ALIFOIHIA SUITE" • lf'Gt Iii 1· I • . ' "HUKTH" lf'Gt ''ESC.U'f AtOM ALCATIAZ" "CHEICH & CHONG" "ACAPULCO GOLD" Ill ALS0-111'W191SHOWIMGS Every ~turday Night At 9 PM THE PORT THEATRE Wiii Proudly PreHnt aper. & Broadw•y Mu8'cal Tenor JIM MARSHALL *1t*~* .,.... Peter ~II.rs . ... Dal1ctable "' DlllrCo••dr Of'flleY..,.' \ -KATMLHN~ N.Y. DAILY NEWS ~· ~ f ;1 r.1: p 1: '.1,r, 1 • ~ She later wrote for many of the top 1bows in the ··Golden Age" or television. "It was live TV." she remembers . "Nobody knew what we were doing -we just did It.·' AFTER MOST TV went to rum and to Ho ll ywood, Mrs . Nixon. married by then. st.ayed on· the East Coast and went back to daytime serials . She is proud of her record: Through the birth of three children she's had a show on the air five days a week, 52 weeks .. year, for 24 years. Mrs. Nixon, 51. who has four children in their 20s and a grandchild, lives in suburban Philadelphja with he r businessman husband. They have a vacation house in St. Croix. Virgin Islands, and an apartment in New York City. Playwright Signed HOLLYWOOD <AP> -Playwright David Mamet has been signed by Fox-Zanuck-Brown Productions to write the screenplay for "The Verdict." lt is based on the first novel by Boston malpractice attorney Barry Reed. Mamet. the :rnthor or about 20 plays, made has screenwriting debut with t he recently completed remake of James M. Cain's "'T he Postman Always Rings Twice, .. s tarring Jack Nicholson and Jessica Lange. ....... ~(, ......... 2131531 9510 •..t .... •C.-113/~JI 9!>&0 ...... "'-2131531 -~ ': -. .. . ., ..... ,. 494-1!>1' ~ ( ....... .. ..,..... .. 494·1!>14 ..... -.... °"'Y ...... AJll'UNI (NI ,....,.... .... 7 ....... 11 .. a.di ........ &.--a.et THIOCJAOOH11• 12.U.MM .............. , .... -,. .. o.·---THI 11.UU lllOntllS 491 111 ··-----·· .... NOM NIOMT 111 flt ... ,. ___ ,,,,.~,- .._._lf'•°"'Y• ..... AllPUHI 1Nt IM1-~,.,_M1•S.l ... I '"MIDOl.E AGE CRAZY" (R) WIQ)AY$-1_1_ SAT~-4-10 "NORMA RAE'" (PG) _.,_..A __ "AIRPLANE" (PG) -,.-r:os.10-.~ s111..,.,._.,,-.s., 1~10 4t "MEATBALLS" W\.dlty..-tOO S.l/Sult-2:00-~ ·-SURFING THRIL LSl ..SEA FltGKT" (G) IOMY.llO"..._. '====---~DAL~ Yr~· ... ·.--IY'ST TllUOAY ...... t 't ... ~. 496 12SJ . \··., .. m .................... • a.GI a fll D•A 0.. ....... : ------llllilC .... 'Harpf.'r' Beats Odds lliii6am Eden lo Star in F tdl Series , LOI ANO&LSS (AP> -U .. ...,._ V.U.," becaa• a Mt TV M11e1 It -.'t be~ - la'1 ..... o••com• 1DOnDOU1 oddl J-.ilt 1.tt1n1 LotMIAr. n. fall Nae ........ ~ Barbara Meo aa Ute = 11d1•t.. m1aAlkbUd modMr-who branda the el&abUlh._t u "'11iom._ ud a "UtUt> ~ PIM!e," ftnt came tO bf~ u,...,. .,o aa a .,. a.eeal*I "Harper V..U., P.T.A." ,._..c. ~ ... , .... .-.~..Z wnu.n bJ Tom T. Hall ...a &bee, aplaet U. , tt wu mede ta1o a 1DOdoo old\n. Wbm lt came to teleYtllaa. WDP looked•~ blacker. HBC dedded '° bro1dc• ....... \be Wtnt.erOlylnpln oe ABC. 0 1 NSY&a nm l.bcNCht about it ~ a ......., " IQa 111111 Edeo, who previoualy in .. I 0.... of ,,.._. .. and "Row To ll&JTY a wan-• ..... "It •• i-t a Job and 1 wu pleated *Ml at w e.aee rftal la eta own arena, u a film. It Md ._ ~ ~. but t.bere'a oo way to Judl•llowlOllMltlli•n1.,_oe~televialon. ''So wt.l tbeJ put It cm NBC oppoait.e the Olym- pics I Jwtsavelt uprortoat. I doa'tthink anyone ex- pected mJthlq from It. It >bad enormous competi· Uoo-a maneloul bock~ teamforooe. · • But Just u stella Johnson socks it to the Harper Vall~ P.T.A .• so the movie did to the com- Pldtian. America's Cinderella hockey team woo il9e lold medal but loet the ratings race to "Harper Valley P.T.A." The movie was the No. 1 show for tM week and the hockey t.eam came in second. How soon afterward did NBC approach I • Enc Byak Slnger-OuJtartst -Composer Tues.·Thurs at 7 p.m. f'ri . .Sat. at 7:30 p.m. WEEKJYICinT HAPPY HOUR Compliment.ary Buffet of ttors d 'Oeuvres 4 p .m.-6 p.m. AUGUST 16-24 ·: * VIDEO CASSE I I ES * FOR SALE OR RENT . ~ '\,,P =·~~~ ~· ~~ ~ .... lllHl•lM = 8ftd 100'e Of other ..... lftdMlni "COAL 1111'1 DAUQHTIR", ''JULIA", "THI M>lt", "Tltl ........... * c.n or write tor IMr aboul a""-' MLN Eden lau&ha. ''The next day." the H)"I. She alcned for 13 abowa. altbou&b the network ordered only alx. Like all other t.elevlalon serlea. "Harper Valley" la lo limbo becauae al the actors' strike. The tint epUode haa yet to be tu med, and Mils Eden ii tbeonly peraoo caatao far. In the movte, RoMy Cox played ber boyfriend and Nanette Fabray was her partder. Cox pre- vlou1ly turned down an offer to join the series becau.te he had a pilot for CBS. The pilot wasn't picked up There is no indication whether either wouJd join the aeries because au casting has been suapended durtnc the atrlke. Both Mias Eden and producer Cynthia Cherbak say that the one-hour series will depend heavily on comedy . "STEUA JOHNSON'S A NEW WIDOW and she's never worked before," says Miss Eden. "She doesn't. know you can't make a better mousetrap. She 's relresbJ.ng but she cao be abrasive to people around her. She's always been a mother and a wile. She's new to the working world, but she's always been a doer." Miss Cherbak dys, "We're showing the dif. ficulUes ol a single parent raising a child -and the pleasure or It. It shows warm human values and relationships between a mother and daughter. A good relationship between two women, Stella and her partner. A good, healthy relationship with her boyfriend. The emphasis is on comedy and all the lunatics who populate Harper Valley." "A fantastic tole unfolding aboard a mighty ship ... 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NOW PLAYING PAG!f<Jc.S fDWARDI' UllTDl ClltfDOMf AtlANflM DRm·IN Costa Mesa 540·7444 Orange 634·2!>!>3 Anatwum 879·9850 lDWARDl'CINlllA WEIT EDWARDl'llEJO TWIN Westminster 891 ·393!> Mission Viejo 830·6990 CHUCK NORRIS LEE VAN CLEEF A '"'"' Mlrlun Ol-.l'ltMlln. ~ • "'--.... o.-,.._ CIMO~-~NCMW~~ Mlli&tlb~ -----PLAYllll---- Clln 11S1 a• UA C1~ Saddltbtck ~(MC !>el·S880 - - 0""1' Miii UA C.ty CIMIN 6J 7 ·0340 634-3911 ,_.,IWT r 011n"'" v111ty 839'1500 IUWrtl UA C.llt!N n1·°"6 . . BARBARA EDEN, 'HARPER VALLEY' STAR Wiii Play Fellty Mom In New TV Show The movie had a cert.am racl.lless to it, but it came mainly from Stella exposmg the hypocrisy of her accusers. In the song the mom they accuse her of is "Mrs. Johnson. you're wearing your dresses way too high." 'Daly I Z..Z..4 , ••• 10 N~(S N. '"No Nukes' knocks your socks off." re_c. ·-.. ··--·o;~~· . :-__ .. __ Dolby St.no ' DAILY PILOT 8J J MUSICAL IMPORTS t ·l with the release of an album, "Niptru,t\t w Venus." They did all the rtihl promotJ~. thin&• -Merv, Dinah, "Soul Train," a nashy party at the Beverly Hills boutique Fioru~. '" ' # '• ONE SINGLE, THE GOSPEL·Ll~B "Rivers of Babylon" meandered brieflt •. 1lP · American pop charts. But Boney M did "\iOt become a household word, the album didn't Mill' very well and its distributors. the Warner lkos.· affiliat.ed Sire Records. has since severed;~\a lies with the group. • • , · What went wrong? ~<· "One of the problems is the marketioi.'' Miss Williams says. "And secondly. 1 d9«\'i know if our music passes to America. 1 think' i could." Benuce Sanders. who handled the group'$ U.S. publicity. says getting the rad.lo aia>lar crucial for a breakthrough was difficult. • - "IT WASN'T A MATTER OF an effort not being made. because I watched them <the re- cord company I make an effort. but it was just Lhat there was always resistance . . . The sta- tions to America are so spec1alued, and their music doesn't f1l any of the categories." ··we·re not reall y a soul group as such . we'r e not really a reggae group: we're not real-' ly a Jazz group; we're a commercial group with. everything," Miss Williams adds. "WE'RE NOT A MUSICIAN GROUP. we'r~ a performing group." counters Miss Williams; "We would Like to be able to sit down and write some or our own stuff. and that's coming, but for the first four years we needed Frank because we were very busy and touring non-stop " ' r--~. . .'411!:: Wll•I • tlOW•• . . ....... . .........~ . AIRPUNr .... ~·-c~l!!DJ Mil\' IA&. to•.•••· ·-.-.... _.. OllVIA NEWTON-JOHN GENE l<El.L Y "XANADU" BURT REYNOU>S SALLYFIELO "SMOKEY ANO THE BANDIT II" l90I _,_,_,,_ IA-••1•.1-.roe ., ....... 0 PROM NIGHT" (R) - , . . 8J ITAN D&IAPl.AIU HONOU1LU -Tourllt b I -la fall• inl oil all cw.-the wQrld bul DO place more dramMieaJ11 ~ Hawaii. ll la the mala lleome. •.e billloa a J~. One ol eftl'y four laland ,..._ta Pl& aome Dieee ol tba actloA. •••rln1 .,..... or mabla. or COCGllUl-pancak• for .,....., • mllllon people who come uch yea~ to blue Hawall. ·~ h~ed. main t 'ln1." thef aay ln Ha"alian pklfin. Not so euy for bote1 OtlCMl"I who've sffn the tut ~ aun·ki.ued years. occupancy was always 95 percent ol ofQn chock f\all Th1I June hotels at Waikiki were only •.a-percent full. A bout the same on Mau• and Kauai. The Bi& Island -Hawail WU below haU. • • * WAJKJIU IS WHEaE IT HURTS. Tbese are the major hotels of Honolulu and four ol every rive islanders Hve on this island of Oahu. ··And dat ·s da whole kettJe of fish in a nutshell." says a Waikiki beach boy. ··~o.body tip any more. Not like da good ol' d•S's brudda. We go down to boat to say aloha when da tourist go. Play ukulele - 'Goodbye Honolulu, You Been Mighty Good To ftle.· "I'm telling you, dose tourists cry an· :Cry. GiveBIGtip. But no more ... * *. . IT WOULD BE WORSE I F IT weren 't fQr the yen-heavy J apanes~. They are now about 15 percent of tourist traffic. And they spend $175 a day compared to an average $64 for the American mainlander. ~ ''It's cheaper fo r the Japanese to come here than it is to vacation in Japan." says a -W.ai.kiki hotel man. "Besides they can buy things here at half the price they cost at home." Hotels have put signs m Japanese m bathrooms: "Thjs is a Western style bath. Please do not bathe outside the tub." The hotel man said: "The Japanese custom is to bathe on th~ jloor. THEN get in the tub and soak. You can imagine what it was like. Water coming through floors and raining on the guests below ... • _. . . . THE FORECAST: "WE SHOULD fill uq1luring the holidays. We always have had more business at Christmas and New Year's than we could handle. But this fall -well~ I think you 'U see some bargain rate-cutting. - u,,_ alrlinel will put oo aome extra Jwc:y peck.,.. 'nley're burt!nt. too." •• * .. Hoa> do '°' r10 atio.d mdtNg a ~ m Ertglarttn " BriUah Tourlat Authority, 630 rtfth Avenaae, New York City 10019 wtll put you in ~ch wtth rentals. Plus, cycling clubs who wUI furnlJh valuable information on where to ride. In OODt.lnental Europe, you usually flnd blke rental.I at railroad ataUona. Friend who blkes Europe a lot says: .. Bile every day ror a month at home before you go. Or you ·u spend most or your vacation ironing out aches you won't believe." • • • FllOM ova coaaESPONDENT in Thailand: "Chiengmai in the north is MUCH better for s hopping than Bangkok. So/,o Sail Trimmed R ecord NEWPORT. R.l. CAP) -Wh e n recor d · s m ashing solo sailor Philip Weld docked here after 17 days, 23 hours and l2 minutes at sea. he was greeted with a silver throphy that had made the same journey in less than 12 hours . OHi cia ls of t h e singlehanded transatlan- ti(' race used Emery Air Freight to fly the silver prize from England just before We ld, 65, from Gloucester. Mass .• com- pleted his wind-powered trip. days earlier than expected. It marked the first time in the 20-year his- tory of the race that the winner's trophy was brought to the United States. He set the cross.ocean record from Ply mouth. England, in his 51-foot trimaran. Mox.le. , Women from Banakok buy thelr cotton cloth.inl here. Hand woven. Many colors. Also silverware, hand carved musical ln- struments, opium weights and decorated umbrellas." • • * I wont to take an ezpenai~ ahotgun down to · 90 duck hunting in Me:rico. 11 that po11ible?" Possible. But friends who've done it say. "Don't. Rent the guns down there. The red tape getting guns into Mexico is un- believable.·' • • • BEST OF ALL: BEST LOOKING Passport cases in the world are sold by Loewe of Madrid. Now has branches in other big European cities. The cheapest place in Europe now is Portugal. Next is Greece. In Athens, eat in TRAVEL the Plaka, the ancient part of town . Greeks say: .. Look for a place wtth a fat cat. Cats go where the food is best." Most places in the Plaka keep a cat on the premises as a shill. Rule of thumb tipping: Get the price of a local bottle of beer in a grocery store. That's the tip for the doorman, hat·check girl etc. This works in the U.S. or abroad. No tipping in Tahiti. Light tipping -or none -in Australia and New Zealand. "Why should you tip a tax.i driver?" asked a rugged New Zea lander. "Nobody tips you. do they?" P a r ks Up For View Do you enJOY visiting America's beautiful na- t ion a l parks'! lf s o. Orange Coast College is offer ing a new course this fall just for you. "Geology of the Na - tional Parks and Monu- ments." the three-unit course as lis ted as Geology 135 in the OCC class scheduJe. It meets Wednesdays from 6-9 p. m ., begi nning t he week of Sept. 8. The course examines A m e r ica 's n ationa l parks. seashores. a nd monuments. emphas1z. ing parks of California a nd the Southwest Register through ~ept. 19 in the OCC Admissions mfssions Orrice For re· gistralion information, phone 556-5772 ESCAPE ~ IS~' THE~ ~J SAN DIEGO HILTON A grea t resort on Mission Bay Call your trave l agent or Hilton Reservation Service (800) 542-6101 .=~ Receive s I 00 toward your Hawaii air fare Suri rftOrfs. "Hawaii'i Int" P'• - htcludifMJ car. • TDDAT'S CIDSSIDID PUIZLB 7 nights. Kauai Mau i and Hawa11 Luxurious surf resorts plus car s2 39 per penofl. dC*bf~ OCC.-CY· LESS ACROSS 68 lslond or 124 tn agree- iventureo 89 Thrlllhes men I . 80welt 70 Fatl'lerecl 127 On 11 Aecount 71 Coop 128 .Ano: Latin . enlry 72 LHacoarae 129 Concerning ~16 Pollp<me 73 Stutts 130 Blbllcal king • ,121 Scnool Fr 74 RHt 131 Earth god- X2 MOf11H jOlnt 75 Before "-' t'J. Papal gar· 78 Lid, 132 Rope flbef , meJlt 77 Goad1 133 SIN« aum- 24 Resin 78 Dethrones bOI . 25 Greek iener 79 Remltltf 134 Conc«ning 1~0neorany 80 Searches 13STwa Pre- _;,.27 Ofat pau .. 81 S1oeo1an fl~ , .. 28 F renen ar1•· 82 Appetlt•ta 138 Al no time Cle 85 Coa1 138 Dfylng Cloth 29 Japanese 86 M0r1al 140 Overac1 ore ma 87 Conl*"IPI 142 Demolished "30 Forward ery 144 Attire '" ~ 1Talle pile• 90 Beetle 145 Laths • : 32 Lel1er abOr 91 Trumpet 148 Jewish cere- " •. 33 Arabian eounc:t mony 81818 92 Jail: Slang 147 Bind "'3S Type ot but-93 European tel juniper DOWN • 37 Old saying 94 Tom'aded 1 lndtc8te •:w1nt1rm 95Chetrs 2 Olec:ern· -., Sens1llve 96 ,,., men1 ·~Cl"JineH 97 Llngef over 3 Right·hanO pagooa 9e Solat dlak page 4'.fC..I a blllOI 99 Growing oul 4 Afrlc8n 46 Bultflgnter 100~ an1~ 48 T ermlnete 101 Spanish 5 Cozy room 49 Urn dance 6 Biblical SI UnOulaled 102 Some cars name 52Hewlllen 104 Ponlls 7 ScolO goclOen 105 Cabbage 8Atnome 53 Affifmaltve 106 Brlllhan 9~ ., votn trM 1o wee11ens ~ClOOlled 109 Tears 11 Gives •SSCompan-110 Small pies 12 Wore away Ions 111 Allevla1e t3Egyptlan 56 Molt sent!· 112 Pronlblt soul ble 115 Mate felines 14 Rlwr: Tega- 58Engines I 17 Pluckier log 81 Beer 118 Steemsnlp IS Apar1me111 62Frencn (abbr ) houMI Income 119 .Anclenl 16 .Arguee 113 Ancient chariot 17 Spenillh Gauls 121 Woody queen 67Exmime planll 18 Iron aymbOI I pein 122 Ltatena 19 Hire 20 Steir treads 88 Btbllcal 34 Also , name 35 Across. Pre-89 Brave man lb! 91 Mexican 38 Calclum "Junipers" eymbOI 92Couplet J8 Paid notiee 93Coml>OHI" 40 Girl's name Pon« 42AH 9S Album it*"ll 4S.Ab0Ye 98 Jutaout 47 Nautical 97 Pits term 99 Redact SO Ave 100 Ripped S1 Bet 101 FounOlcl S2 Slec;l(s 103 MllW!e 54 Ulna. e.g. r*"IOVltl SS Alma -104 Young wom- 56 Sewing lines en s1c.,.. 105 Egypllan at.-ici double 58Scepter 106Wetton 59Anctent 107 Stout Tutkic per-108 Soul: Fr. son 1 10 Stloollng 60 Carry mll"k 81 Hermit e.g. 11 1 Menor 62Peruaes 112 Wager 64Cupl0 113 ci.y 110u- 65 GrMk muSI· 114 Strong c:ur- calt•m ren11 66 Roman date t 18 Grain god· 88 P111nge1 into 0.. 89Smun.o 117 State: Abbr. 70 F10WM par1 118 Silicon sym- 72 Entry bo1 73-Greell lllancl 120Monam- 74 Passon meclan 76 Antic month n Fleshy lrv1ts 123 M81'c:ury 78 Appoint· antlflepllc men ts 125 Appellalton 79Communton 126 Elbe lribu- plates tary 80 Blackboard 134 Food bit 81 Purposes 137 Odin'• 82 Onion brother 83 LanOecl 139 Burmese 84 Nec11 par1 nallve 85 Real es1a1e 1<41 Alleged maps force 86Sh8PM 143 Babylonian 87POSMN god MAORI GIRLS IN TRADITIONAL COSTUMES BY VILLAGE GATE New Zeeland Attraction Feature• Recreation of Native Legends Legend's Lovely Maori Vi llage Traditions Survive ln the dreaming time of tong ago, on the edge of Lake Rotorua. there lived a Maori princess. Hinemoa, who deeply loved Tutanekai, a handsome prince from a lesser tribe. Hinemoa's rather forbade her to marr,. ni m . So. each night T utanekaL wt10 lived on Mokoia <a. s m all island lo the middle of Lake Rotorua). would play love melodies on his flute. Fl NALLY. UNABLE to r~ist see· ing her lover any longer. Hinemoa tried to s teal a canoe. When she dis - covered her father had tbt:m guarded, she swam acro:.s tbe late in the cold of the night. Upon reaching Mokoaa, she sub- merged her sh ivering body in a thermal pool wh ere she was finally discovered by Tutanekai. Hinemoa's father put has pnde aside and gave them his blessing.· TODA Y'S ROTORUA has many symbols or this loved Maori legend. Above the entrance gale to the model Maori village of the Whakarewarewa Therma l Reser ve . two s t ylized carved figures represent Hinemoa and Tutanekai. And dadv. tourists v1s1t lhe island ol Mokoaa for a s wam in the lovers· pool. The most cnrichmg way to see New Zealand's ther mal city of Rotorua 1s through the "eyes" of the Maori culture They show the passion of a people who developed legends around the natural phenomena of forests. caves. islands, geysers. and cauJdron-like mudpools Curving a round the southwest R ealtzi ng t heir great love. shore of the lake, Rotorua is the ) "\ ~ ~ Passports M ay Become Scannable MONTREAL CAP> -Continu- ing its efforts to speed the flow of passengers af international airports, the United Nations ln- t e rn a lion a I Civil Aviation Organization is promoting the . u se of a m achine-readable pass port. The proposed new travel docu- ment may be issued as a series of code numbers and markings giving the information of an or- dinary passport but in a way that can be read optically and instantly checked by computer. ICAO of:ficlala s ay. 1 The document could also be read vlaually at le~s busy airports where the investment in reading and computer equip~ meat mllbt not be JostUied. In anodaer effort lO speed up iotfrDatioaal tra.el, the ICAO ll ur11n1 it• m~mber lltates to e1Jmln1te the requirement of: vlJaa fOC' temporary visitors. Many countrl• have already done thll fOC' vllJta of up to three moot.bl. ~ . heartland of the Maor i culture. Here. more than 5.000 Maoris con. sutute a significant portion of the population. Shops, hotel fronts, and even sig nposts "speak" or the ('ulturc ROTORUA IS also the heartland or the volcanic plateau which stretches 20 miles wide and 130 miles long on the North lsland. The steam and water are still used ror preparing Maori food, bathing. and even heat- ing. Ttte traditional "hangi" or feast is an absolute "must" for any visit to Rotorua. In the days of old, iarge pits were dug into the ground for steam· ing the food. 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"Very few t a ke two Argentina where he visited weeks at a time." family and friends . ·.•Standard vacation time of· The year before that he fered by local companies is two divided his vacation; two weelc.s ~eks after t~e first year. three In the tall to see New EnglaDd weeks after five years and four and Canada Central America in weeks after 15 years employ· • ment. the summer. At Shipley. officials are con· "I PLAN ALL year for vaca- tion," he explained. "I don;t take any days off during the .. ... year. Rampone is part of a dwindling minority of workers who pre- f er to take their vacations ln ont' chunk rather lhflll splilllng it up into shorter lime periods. Although employees get more time off to get away from It all. very few take advantage or the added leisure to travel long dis- tances. Instead. local companies re- port employees are opting lo take a day or two off to travel sidering increasin g their vaca· \ion time to four weeks after 10 or 12 years with the company "'Likewise. Sperry Univac's mini computer ope r ation in .,. Irvine bas reeenlly changed its yacation plan from three weeks after eight years to three weeks after five years. ALONG WITH other com · panies, Sperry Univac has tn· creased time off in order to make its benefits package more attrac tiv e to pote ntial employee.s, according to Thom Worcester. employee relations director. .. More employees are as con cfrned with the ti me off tbe JOb as with time on the Job," he added. Younger employees are taking orr for a day or two he said. while many of the older workers are slic.king with the traditional two-week vacation period. "It's become almost a neeessi· ty to get away now . Where before it was considered a lux- ury." said Dezlet Getson. agent ror World Travel Bureau in Costa Mesa RECENTLY LOWERED airfares to the east coast have made long distance traveling for shorter periods an attractive op lion, says Getson_ "lt used to be that the cost of getting there was high and stay· mg was cheap, now 1t 's the other way around." he says. The trend to shorter vacations has mfluenced Business and Pleasure Travel in Newport Beac h to stipul a t e t h at employees take their month's vacation 1Jl one week mtervaJs. DOUG LEV. owner of the Newport Beach travel agency a~rees that more and mort> workers are choosing to take shorter vacations close to home. "Th.ts year they're not going away," Ley said. "Two er three days can be just as satisrii·. g as a week. As long as it's su tan· tially different from what y 're doing, a vacation is a vacati . " To IW'e vacationers around (h,(.t world, the Newport Beach trav~ll agency is offering a S2.600 air travel package for two until December 15. Such low fares ar<' not uncorn mon. Several local agencies re ported hi gh sales for low-pnced fares to New York . STILL. EMPLOYEES prefer vacations near home and many use time off to stay home. One man who recently re turned from a three week tnp to Massachusetts a nd Canadu says that it's the last time he takes tus vacation that way. "In the past I always split up vacation time," said Roger Despres. maintena n ce supe rvisor at Shipley. "I 'II never take three weeks again. I bale to use it up all at once." Women Di,scovering Business SEATILE <AP) -Mary Pat Johnson. who started ber own business with $35. gumption ana a good Idea, has found women across the country eager to learn how to duplicate her success. Would-be entrepreneurs have ordered nearly 1,000 copies of her nuts·and·bolts guide to starting a house-cleaning service since its publication in January. Not content with reading the book, Doris Taylor of Dallas, Tex- as. even new to Seattle for two days to watch Ms. Johnson do everything from Juggle schedules to estimate bids for new jobs. MS. JOHNSON, 28, wrote the1 book in a month of late·nigbt scribbling sessions in 1977 after a story on her Dial·A·Mop business prompted dozens of women to write for more information. "I know a lot about doinl this," she t.bougbt ... I'll write a book." Local.Publlaben, however, told bertbeNwaanolQAl'ket. ''TbepuNtlhen weren't aware of bow fMt tbe bome aen&eea in· duatr)' ta aowinl or that richt now tben'i a wide revival '11 ln-teNlt in •mall ......... in tbia coantry, '' lheaays. An article in Workinc Woman ma1u1De Jll'Olllpted many more orders. •• PeGDle ID tbelr late JOr 8Dd earlJ lar are dlaeo¥eriq tbat worldnlfor ATl/ror Boeial llDot y muell tuD. not• aatlafylq. ea WkiDlfor,.,...,, •• D1ANB MAGUS ad Dua JaalHb, two LaeroNe, Wla •• ---wllo ......... frilDdl --= ............ lllllld al tlllll' OWD II ¢II , ""*'° .let& .... .... ,....... ............ _ ..,_ID M . ll'JI. _. lllllt • c ...... , ........ u.~ ... . 01....... ............ . J1' Z .. -fll • 11" t rt I .-z ••l I •••-ID die~~ ........ ,..~ tional credit rating service, Dun and Bradstreet, estimates that 10 percent ol U.S. buai.neaaes are owned by women, up from 5 per· centlntm. The federal Small Bualnell Ad· miniatratioa lack• up-to-date figures, but the U.S . Ceaaua Bureau la plannto1 a report Oil women in "ulfm=, tbe t.lPll ol bua&n-• Involved ud tbe .,e IJ'OU .. "' tbe ......... •· tnprwww, ..,. ~ U.,. a spok.........a for SBA'a SuWe omce. TllB L\11' .... , ...... a.ur- datefrcma lld.•..,a. ..... ..... bafta•t I 111~wbal jalt.._b •tll•IDtMlMt ,.,,,... ... Ms. Jobmon. who started Dial- A-Mop in J9'16 with $35 and no pre. vious bulineA experience, offers advice in ber book on everything from bow to find 18CGDd·band of. fice furniture to where to place the m0tt effective ada (weekly new..,.._. with~ upper middle clau l'Ndlnbi.P). Havtq both a lawyer and ~ OD re- talDer ii nocim""l"dld andaam- ple adl, Job appllc--. and job delcrtpdcm are11109illed. "Tbln'• um wbole mJt11wttbololJ~-- 1bout amall •tr• la tWa eoun.-trJ' ....... ..,.. "Ne.1-'ft'•...., com,pliatlld.' Ne. I -'You Mft !°m":ui:t:'!t.~~:=: iDCNClllle •ma •• ol _,,. Tllat 'aDGlltrue. Charlene Butler's Wee Piper Sandwich Shop in Seattle was financed by private backer after normal loan sources said no to her 6~stool shop. Her plan worked and she's repaying the backer from p rofits. Many "°"8n are looking to businesses of their own as a career choice. ''Youcan be an ordinary nm'IKlllll• with a lotol drin. a good Idea some.smart.a about bow tom it." .. . . . ~ .. ~,, -·-~ ....... l ~~~~~~ . ..c .. ...C. "-ti .... Lok..,~af alloau 11e11 t1ue. 11111 -lM Hll••• • ...... M Mriat ::1 1 t t1ilM1aJ9 ... 11 a tww • .. ,..... Uwt 111 ,.,_. ., ... , .. .,.11..-.il•Mtill•c· ..., rus a•• to tM Wrtltee toillfl1l111 wttlalD a,.. HR•* time, I fCllUAlaMt .., •• to coel.8cl &a....,__.., Of a pr..-:t ii tllvOa*>· ... --............. "' 1M _,.... -ar-.. ~ .. neitr .. ...., tom .... wtlla ............. ,. I ......... JOU do DOt rnecM!MMw-a 114-s • .,._ ceepl•W or tt ti POt ~ -...... daD't ......... Lo fti. a COCD· plallltwD .. ...._.Pwhn ..... u. 1'11111 -will..._,~• a mediator or of. ,.,. ltl f.5llt. ,.... utilandoa Ml"rite. TU OliNGB COUNTY Mt-er Bu.aloela Bureau offtfe .. located It 11112 lrvtne Blvd., Suite 11, 'hltiD -· The phone number ti SH etC2 for lnqubiea Md MW8U tor complainta. U you want t.o contact an out-of·atate BaUr Bul1n•t Bureau aad do DOt bow the addrela. Wl1M to U.. CowacU ol Better Bualneu BureaUJ, 11• tru. a , N.W .• W~ D.C. 20036. U U. ftrm about which you lnqulre.hu com· plalnaa • fUe. you will be adviMd, or told t.o con· tact tbe a.tier lkatiDess Bure.u which covers the firm lD queltioa. nnaJ1y, the Better Bualneu Bureau advises everyaae t.o keep some rules in mind throughout the proeeu ol JKll"luin& a complaint: DON'T BB BBLUGDENT without cause. Mott aeUen value your bualneu, and organiza. Uooa ~ try to resolve complaint.a exist t.o help you. C.oUeet all perti.Deot information and atate it clearly. Thia enables those persona who want to help you t.o learn enough t.o do so. The Better Business Bureau of Los Angeles and Onmte Counties ls ready t.o advise on bow to proceed at any atage of a complaint. Starting Up Covered A free pre-business seminar opens Aug. 28 in Santa Ana City Council chambers. Conducted by retired businesa executives and the Small Business Administration, the session covers going into buai· ness. Call 836-2709 for detaila. TRUST DEED INVESTMENTS COLLECTORS CORNEA Rere Coln• & Stamp• GOLD & SILVER Prtcn for 1-22-IO o.w cee--.. -...a..,.,.. 94ry tell KruoeN-'6S>. '*· Maple LHI '6S>. -· 100 c:.or-,.... 14>1. 50 PeWI VIL S7'1. 'IO% Sii-~ U12'!1t 1212'!1t C:...ter~.-.. {714)551 H 50 ,. S.A.V.E. Offer Didn't 8)' MAllTIN SLOANE Sav. •bout 50 pere.nt on faQllly product. )'Ou ean aH every day" pr1>01i1ed the headUDe on tbe fulJ.paae color advertl.aement In a popular homemakers' macadne. Beueath were picture many familiar items. Could l really aave so perceat on national product.a like t.hele? "Tbere'a no catch," vowed the adveJ11ae. meot. "America 's leadlng manutacturen • want you t.o try their fme bra.odl, ao they make them avallable t.o S.A,V.E. members -at far leu than their value -because once you try them, you'll buy them again at your favorite retail atore." The advertisement went on t.o explain that once a person joins S.A.V.E. -which stands for Shopper's Association for Value and Ecooomy -he or she will receive a new "Shopping Bag" every other month. The 14 to 16 items in each bag are valued ar $14 or more, but the member pays only $5.98 plus shipping and handling charges. To make the S.A.V.E. offer even more ap~allng, the company promised to send an introductory package of $7 worth of "actual grocery products" plus a surprise gift for on· ly $1 and a completed questionnaire. Who could resist such an offer? So, into the mall went my $1 check for the introduc· tory package. Two months later. a green box the size of a dictionary finally arrived. lnslde were seven Items, but only the packet of salad· dressing mix could be considered a "grocery product." The rest were lens t.ia&ues, eye drops, pain reliever, cocoa butt.er. a ball point pen and a toothbrush. During the months that rouowed, I r1!· celved three S.A.V.E. packages. each of which cost me SS.08 including shipping and handling. I priced each of the items in the shopping bags. It was possible to hit the $14 mark if 1 took the full suggested retail price of each item. but diligent shoppers probably could have bought the items in each S.A.V.E. package for between $8 and $9. Nearly half of the items pictured in its ·advertisement were foods. But. in fa ct. the only food it.ems in the first shopping bag was a box of Kraft Tangy Italian Style Spaghetti Dinner. two Granola Bars. two SUm Jim Smoked Beef Snacks and roUs of Life Savers and Breath Savers. , The second shopping bag was similar to the first. S.A.V.E. sounded like a good Idea But when it comes to real supermarket savings, those shopping bags just don't add up to a good value. ·-----------~---~---------------------CUP 'N' FD..E R EFUNDS S.•IHtl .. , S.C.... Stllflif. SVND. 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Irvine, ready to ship to dis-.. 1\.9' V9"' y. trlbutors or customers. ,_o OS""' '11\1 The building has more than 90,000-square-feet -._ ... d C. ""' -o evot.ed t.o assembling units. ~,..~..L~ ~\. A close.by plant the same size produces elec· ~~~~o c.,..u. ronic components and a smaller facility in the in· .).c:I" ;.;,... • "' , us trial park is the site or hammer mechanism ~o ._..,,.111 roduction. "'14""=''* 1\ Assembly is also done in the Netherlands. ,...-!> ~ ~,..«1 1 KLEIST SAID about one-third of the company's ff.~!>"' ~~ production goes overseas. and about 10 percent ~ 1more ends up in Europe or elsewhere because l'-:=========::;-manufacturers s hip overseas as well. r...., ~· swoo ,_, on ,.,.. Kleist said the company is clearly focused on the ~~c~;,:i':'.~dav printer industry and is aware tbat it must · keepaheadorcompetitiontosurvive. 1'nl'lfn'll A Business Development Division works on new -==========--=====64='l·=!ll>=78==~ products. be s aid. "But most companies bave pro-blems not because of a leap to new technologies I JKLMNOPGRSTUVWXYZC\JA''•bc d •' IJKLMNOPORSTUVWXYZC\JA·••bcdef g JKLMNOPGRS TUVWXVZC\JA·••b c d•f gh LMNOPQRSTUVWXVZC \JA ''•bcd•f g hi L"NOP ORSTUVW XYZC\JA''•bcdefgh iJ P1NOPORSTUVWXYZC \l ..... -'•b cdelghiJk NOP<!RSTUVWXY ZC\JA''•bcdelghiJkl PORSTUVWX YZC\l ...... '•bcdefghiJ klm . Sample pnntout shows how multiple dots form letters technology firms carefully before putting up their money. "There are a lot of risks in high-technology in· vestments, but the payoHs can be qulte high," Klelatsaid. $50,000 to $500,000 INCOME PROPERTY SECX>NDS but from failure to make the next evolution of ao existing one.•· THE GROUP is working to produce "in- telligent" add-ons that will make the printers do more complex work. KLEIST NOW s pends time with the market analysts who advise institutional and mutual fund invest.ors. A look at the company's form 10-K. a detaUed fina ncial disclosure required annually by the Securities and Exchange Commission, shows just who has faith in Printronbc: tur vuur fmancrng n~s (71•) 7 59·1515 . AMPICAN HOME MORT~ :130 Newl)Of't Cent., Omte Oes.gn Plll11 N-pon 8e11CI\. Caltie>moa 92660 ~· Meanwhile. Kleist minds the money carefully. The company went public a .year ago and offered more stock early this summer. Klelat decided a public offering waa a better way to finance growth than bank debt. Proceeds went t.o retire all bank Joana. Kleist and David Mayne, both original founders. bold a bit more than 28 percent or stock. A Citicorp, Venture Capital, Ltd .• affiliate holds nearly 7 per- cent. A bit further down the ownership list is John R. Kleist noU!d that most shares were purchased by institutional investors who study the riaka of hi&b· Dougery, an employee of Citicorp. He liked Prin· tronix enough t.o buy 10,075 shares for himself. Sales Fall Hurting Retailers NEW YORK <AP> -Dennis Fox is spending lesa on back·to- school clothes for his family this year. There are fewer presents, too, as his money goes to necessities. The 32-year-old father of three la a laid.off rubberworker whose benefit.a have run out, and be's watching bis cash closely. Many others are doing the same -and retailers are f eellng the pinch in lower earninp. Retailers are complaiDJng that promotions -aimed at luring buyers t.o stores -are cutting lnt.o profit margins. At the same time, they say, expenses are out· stripping sales gains, and the in· terest rat.es they pay on loans to maintain inventory and extend cledit t.o customers are rising. Richard ff. Falck, senior vice prealdent and treasurer of K mart. said customers are stick· lng to abopping ll8ta and buying leas on impulse. •'The simple thins that affects us most is the consumer's available income on any given shopping trip. Anytime you re- move some funds from the customer's lmmediale use. you affect activity." When a customer is paying more for necessities like food and electricity, and at the same time ls faced with layoffs and fewer opportunities to earn over, time pay, be bu t.o be frugal, Falck said. SBORTTDM BUSINESS I CONSUMER ,.,.... P -.e Cl WOMEN GAIN • • • It was also a private loan that gave Chartene Butler the $10,000 she needed in June 1919 to st.art her Wee Piper Sandwich Shop -with alJ at.oola "the smallest restaurant in Seattle ... Bankers. savings a11odaU011B and even the Feminist Credit Union turned her down. She made $700 the first month and ls now repay. lng berbadter, Ms. Loocsays . The SBA offers a mln.l·loan program, just for women. with a limit of $20,000. In evalua~ minj. loan applicants, the SBA puts more emphu1s oo a woman's proven management abWty than oo equi· ty or collateral. BUT roa many women, a private loan or use of their own savings may be their oo.ly bet. The growing numbers of women In business pro· vide a developing support network which "helps incredibly," says Ms. Johnson. She says she finds other small·businesa people helpful. 'They're not going to tell you all thelr secr ets. but they certainly are willing to share." Would Ms . Johnson work for someone else now'> · "Oh. God, no." she says. "I was practically fired from every job t ever had. If I went back .and worked for somebody I would probably last about an hour " ~H Ear•f•g•~ Rockwell International Corp. reported net in· come for the third quarter totaled $73.6 million. or S.98 per share. an increase of $4.2 million over a 1979 third quarter net or $69.4 m1lhon. or $.97 per share <both amounts adjusted for a two-for-one stock splill. Third quarter sales were $1.8 billion. up from $1.6 billion or a year ago. In the first nine months of fiscal 1980, net in- come totaJed $222 million. or $3.00 per share, an in crease of $23 million over third quarter net income last year of $199 million. or $2.80 per share. SaJes for the first nine months of fiscal 1980 were $5.l b1U1on compared to $4.6 billion a year before. HOMEOWNERS LOANS ARRANGED 151/4°/o-6 PTS.-SFR ':M~= ~.., c ................. & ,___.,,,.,......, Fordetailscall 960 1957 Bob W1lhams Bkr • F EELING DOWN? it's legal in Las Vegas (.omplete packagt> Including: . .fir FarP, Hotel. D:iftiii:' Meal•. T. at ion min.ar Limited Space -CALL NO,. New fforiz.on Tra~el ( 7 14) 613-07 44 Tax Dt'dDCtible Expeotte 18%-22% ANNU AL YIELO Earn 18%-22% on 6 months to one year solely Mand T.D. notes. Trust deeds available From '1,000 to '200,000 . c..., .............. .. CALl DllECT or cower Felt DETAl.S & FREE mtOCHURE. Pl.EASE CONTACT ME AT: HOME .... BUSINESS . PLEASE CALL AT. NAME . . STREET .•.• C1TY IAH I• LAlllCINO ................... ~ TIME , BVS~CSS OCUJ•• 1110a. ............ Pt4/49.t1CM ' .......... ,1 .. - .. . t '. '· .. ~ • •• ,. , . . .. , ~ •' '• l· . . !· .~ • I ..... .. ....................... . I t \ l l .,, .. . IDmMi llOrS: •rt: : Pi f '& 01 11 ' e#tt1 r ...... ,~ ......... ~ ....... ,.p' .... ' ... .... ..... r ,,.,, .. .,.._,.. •· "' ........ •Peot ,., ............ ,. ... rd-~ ,..,...,., • ,..... Gpll 11. ii .... ,.,,., ... r,1 ._._~ 1.AD1iilii'AVliTA. na. -........... ~...,,. ... •••IH for tb• future: Ex· ~--.. ~ Commwai· ol~row. SPCOT. tM late Wall Dlt- .. ,., ....... la lD U.. maklq aaal4 tt.. ••a·b•k•d oran1e "°"' ol ~ Florida. TM CW..-from lbe mui.... ....... , r.rtUe lmqlnaUon la •YOIYiq ialO an SIOO million ~for the technolocles ol tomonow and the nations ol today. I# I DNI.. Y PILOT (S . From.Disney curtail ncaUon travel? Tbe unqualified amwer ta ,._, "WE HAVE faJth in our ablll· ty to create the type of mler· talntnent attraction that will dt·aw people regardless of what happens to the ecoootny," says Llndquist, who with Walt Disney launched California's Dis- neyland in 1955. One reason for confidence is the project's financing. Disney doesn't have to use someone else's money. at high interest rates; it is using large cash re- serves of its own for construe· tlon. "We don't expect to borrow any money." says Disney':. board chairman, Card Walker . IT IS WALT Disney Produc· Uona' mott ambitious, costliest project and as different from lllckey Mouse's Magic Kingdom aa Disneyland is from a carnival. ILLUSTRATION SHOWS PLANNED SEAS PAVILION IN FUTURE WORLD AREA OF NEW WALT DISNEY WORLD PROJECT Anothet reason for confidence is that the foreign and corporate participants are footing $300 million of the $800 million cost, Lindquist says. They sign 10· year contracts providing for an- nual payments beginning with construction. "Basically, we apply our techniques, technology and en- tertainment expertise to some bard s ubjects -history. the land, the sea. transportation. foreign culture," says company vice president Jack Lindquist. ''Throughout the evolvement of this project, we had to keep reminding ourselves that we are juat show business folks. com- municators and storytellers." adds Lindquist, one or the original creative and marketing whi& kids with Disney. .. WE HA VE TO entertain first • . . but we hope and believe tbat from EPCOT Center. people are going to come away with a better unCterstanding of the prob- lems ol mankind and some idea of the alternatives that exist to solve these problems." Under construction alongside the Magic Kingdom on the 43· s quare -mile Disney complex near Orlando, EPCOT Center will have two major areas - Future World. featuring the treative efforts of American corporations. and Worl d Stiowcase. focus ing o n the culture, traditions and ac- complishments of a number or foreign nations. It ia expeeted to atuact eight million to JO million people inlts-.. ftnt yur ud have 4,000 to 6,000 employees. a number of them from the various countries participating. DISNEY OFFICIALS g1 ve glowing descriptions of: -Spaceship Earth. which im· merses the visitor in the first re- corded primitive experiences a nd on 'through the centuries to the Space Age. Construction is to s tart late m August on this 17-story geodesic dome. -The Land Pavilion. which covers five acres and is as big as Fantasyland in the Magic Kingdom. Guests will see 18-inch cucumbers growing in outer space and what future man can do about growing food in water . -The Energy Exhibit, with energy storms burs ting out around the guests riding through it. Thrashing, snorting dinosaurs will inhabit the huge, misty s wamp. Visitors will become participants in a "geologicaJ en- foldment" in which the earth trembles with volcanic eruptions and naming lava nows toward the spectators. -Century 3, featurmg a curv- ing screen eight stories high giv· ing the audience views of outer space and inside a molecule. Guests will see robot mining, an undersea habitat, underground homes. desert rarmin~. World showcase provides. boat triPS down the rivers of Germany or Mexico 's Xochomilco Gardens. Tourists can wander through the Eiffel Tower. a Moroccan walled city and a Costa Ric an fishi ng vi llage. JAPAN'S ARCHJTECTUltAL attr action will be a feudal fortress. and beckoning guesll> into the ItaJian pavilion will be a Venetian piazza. Disney World Publicity Direc tor Charles Ridgway says the by American corporations. SOME OF THESE creations wi II have spinoffs into broader commercial applications. these experts say. F o r insta nc e, the Land Pavilion will demonstrate the latest technology in growing crops in inhospitable areas or the world and in controlling pests. says Dr. Merle H . Jensen. a horticultural futuris t at the University of Arizona's environ- 'We laad to keep remiadiag 011~IN-S tltaf u·e are just 11faoer busiafltss folks .. «-••· •unif"Gtor. and storytellers •••• ace flare to Pntn-taia first .. but ere ltope JWOple are go- ing to ~o•e aerag ariflt a fwft(>f" undentand· ing of tlw problftrt• of •ankfnd' techniques used to present the concepts in EPCOT "are greater in scope and sophistication than any yet developed by the Disney imagineers." That's the corps or Ca I iforni a -based c reators responsible for the company's supply of spectacular fantasy. Disney has formed advisory boards of consultants and specialists to guide the develop- ment and operation of the dif. ferent technological innovaUons that will go into the World Showcase pavilions sponsored mentaJ research laboratory in Tucson. "We want to show the people that agriculture can be excit· ing." Jensen says . THE PAVILION, s ponsored by Kraft Foods Inc. and costing about $35 million. "will de- monstrate that we can feed the masses of the world in the future even though much or our present farm land is disappeal'ing," he says. Disney officials say the new EPCOT Center will be the focal point of an ever-evolvmg community which will be con· stantly coming up with new ideas which can be applied to daily life. They point lo a number of m· novations an other parts of its vast complex in waste water treatment. solid waste dis posal. its central energy plant. land de· velopment. conservation and other fields . E PCOT comes on the heels of Disney's success with Disney World, the s prawling vacation resort which opened 25 miles southwest or Orlando less than nine years ago. Its Magic Kingdom themt• park chalked up its 100 mslhonth visitor last year and is already making big plans to celebrate its "Ten·Cenrual" next year. BY TIIE OCT. l. 1982. openmg date of the new attraction. the entertainment giant will have ci total investment in Florida of $1.3 billion -$500 million in D1~ ney World and the estimated S800 million cost of EPCOT In these hard economic times. a persistent question dogs Dis · ney officials. A re you really going to go through with the grandiose plans in the middle of a recession and the uncertain gas supply-and- p rice situation which may AS TO THE uncert.ainties of the economy, fuel and the vaca- tion traveler. Disney feels that the vacation habits or the American ramily are undergo. in~ a change lo overcome the htgh costs of travel. "H's more of a one-destination concept now." Lindquist say:.. "ll 's no more packing the kids in the car and taking off for two or three weeks with slops along the way. We feel confident that we are very often that dcstina· tion ·· Ridgway also points to the rt•· cent growth in the number of in- ternational tounsts to Disney at- tractions. Becaus~ of favorabll• currency exchange rates. mon· foreigners a.re visiting this coun- try than ever befor<'. .. Recreation als o becomes more important in bad economic periods,·· Ridgway says. LINDQUIST'S confidence 1:. based on yeurs of selling the concept to foreign govcmmenl'> and hammering out agreements . with such corporate giants as : General Motors, Exxon. General Electric, American Telephone and Telegraph, Kraft and Kodak. The pavilions of the nine ftun. tries representing the "com- m unity of nations" in World Showcase will sw-round a broad <See DISNEY. Page Cl> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ .. . Cal Ws-1w\lquityLoan. Easymone,.. Perk up. Inflation doesn't have to get you down. It may have done you a favot. It sent your home's value soaring and created a valuable equity you can borrow against with a Cal Fed HomeoWller's Equity Loan. · Borrow from $2,500 up to $50,000. Or more. And for any reason: Remodel- ing, redecorating. R>ol, 'spa, patio. Solar heatjng. Even a vacation. You name it . 'The Homeowner's Equity Loan. One of the easy money ways to finance at Cal Fed. lending experts for over a half century. Phone for the facts now. (714) 646-8510. (714) 82&-~. (714) 400-3ll8 THE BEST OF HARBOR RIDGE IS NOW AVAILABLE. BUT IT WONT BE FOR LDNG. If a home in Harbor Ridge Estates is a long-standing dream of you s. there may never be a better time than now to make your dream a reality. Harbor Ridge Estates. An exclusive neighborhood in a private, g uarded-gate community. Built on some of the finest residential property remaining in Newport Beach. Right now, some of the choicest sites are available. But they won't be for lo ng. Harbor Ridge has a history of appreciation that would be hard to equal anywhere. A return most invest ments can't match. Visit our luxurious model ho mes. You'll find innovative floor plans. BriJliant ~ight light views of Newpq_r~ Harbor from ~ost homes. A way of li fe that has made Harbor Ridge one of the most sougnt-after addresses m the country. Now is the time to buy. Waiting could cost you the home you've a lways dreamed of. 17 Harbor Ridge Drive, Newport Beach, CA 92660 (714) 640-6776 luxury condominiums priced from under SS00,000 to $1,000,000. Prices effective as of date of publication subject to prior sale on or after deadline of this edition. Homeowners' associations supported by all residents maintain common facilities. Ask a sales representative for details. Photo taken from Jodelle Model located at 21 Harbor Ridge Drive. ~'IN.OT AERIAL VIEW OF DISNEY'S NEW SEAS PAVILION An seoo MllMon Showptece for Technology F ..... r,,..cs DISNEY EPCOT ••. Jagoon in the heart of EPCOT Center. The nations are Canada, the United Kingdom , France. Germany, Italy, Japan, Moroc- co, Costa Rlca and Mexico. I n Fu l u re w· o r I d , l h e American corporations will sponsor and operate pavilions focusing on energy, transporta. tion, art. science, the land, seas ' and others. THE A'ITRACl'IONS buUt on a 600-acre site will be linked to each other and the rest of the widespread Disney complex by various tTansportation systems and walkways. Each pavilion wlll make full \lse of the company's audio· a nimatronics s y s tem for animating figures or people. .animals and objects Various new technologies such as laser beams. movable theaters, visual screen techniques and projection will be used. Says John Hench, senior vice president and the top man of the creative division, about the com· pany founder's dream for EP- COT: ..WALT BELIEVED if people got the right information, they would take the right action. He envisioned a place where people could come and get the best in· formation so they would have no trouble deciding on the best course or action. "Thal was Walt's special ability. He could rea ch people. He bad a deep understanding of people." OsoHome Project Now Open Th• public la iovlted to an o,.,.nln1 celebration lor Daoo COrporatJon'a Cua Loma, a new comm&mlty ln 0.0 Creek area OI MIHk>n Viejo, today, lrom noon toe p.m. Rel~menta will be aerYed next to the new salee olflce on a park·Uke area where 1ueata will also be treated to vlew1 of 1urroundlna hilla and a creek. FtJaNl8BED MODELS eicempUl)'t.ng the one and two bedroom noo.. plans wUl be open for viewinf. All homes have separate iving and dining area s, one or two balconlee/patios, and spacious master suites with ample wardrobes and full bat.ha. The two-bedroom plan also offers a second complete bath and all two-story designs have vaulted ceilings. Kitchens are equipped with modem appliances that Include automatic dis hwas her and oven/range. A built-in pantry and handsome ash cabinets complement the design. OTHER INTERIOa luxuries are central air conditioning and forced air beating, a master antenna television system and decorator-selected carpets, draperies and kitchen floor tile. A large swimming pool is localed within the complex for the use of residents and their guests. A latticed cabana and barbecues are also available for added con- venience and enjoyment. Ranging in price from $72.900 to $94,900, the homes me thi s 144 ·unit ittached cooperative housing developme nt offer scenic panoramas of the Saddleback Mountain range. To reach Casa Loma from the San Diego Freeway, exit oo Oso Parkway. Turn east on Oso Parkway and left on Marguerite Parkway. Casa Loma is located on the comer or Marguerite and Via Angelina. The sales office and models are <>pen daily from JO a. m. to dusk. Telephone number for the sales office is 951·5667. Energy Airo,rd to Dana Woods The 2S homes of the newly completed fll"St phase "'construction at Dana Woods, a planned communi- ty in Dana Point, have qualified for ~ Southern California Gas Co. Residential CONCERN Award for energy efficient construction and appliances. ··As energy costs rise so does coosumer aware~ ness or the importance or energy cooservation," s aid Ray Ziccardy. resident or South Coast Community OevelopmeotCorp.,theproject's bullder. ·'Today's home buyers want to keep their energy costs down now and in the future. They want built-in energy conservation." Among the energy-saving features in the homes are improved efficiency gas water beaters and furnaces that have clock control thermostats with a utomatic setback leatures. Fireplace dampers have exposed bandies for easy accessibility and a beat circulation feature that helps heat the homes. Insulation on bot water piping • in unheated areaa reduces beatlou. C'Allllltry and City • • lifestyle .Offered Country Hvtn1 ~Ith the convenience and 1 ameruU. of city life •re two reuon1 lpr contlnued ,,ales succe.a at the 1la&le·lamUy home communi- ty of EaJle HUi. ln Brea. Offered by E•&I• Development Co.. tbe air· 1·ondlUoned three to •lx·bedroom homet are priced from $161,toO end riftae to ala. from 2 210 to 3,303·equ.re·leet. Containing two and one half or three bat.ha the homea mre offered ln lour floor r1lnns. SINGLE AND TWO RTOaY conllguratlona provide space urrangementa compatible with the vuried llfest.ylca of today'• lnd.MduaUaed famlly need1', Including cho\cea for formal u well as casual ent.ertalrllng. PamJly rooma in each plan provide a 1.U.er- ing place lor day-to-day living and 1pecl1J eventa where relaxed convenaUon and ahartn1 can to• place in an inUmate abno1pbere. Ill two plans, lamlly rooma feature muoary, wood·bumln1 fireplaces wtth brtck and natural at.one f1cadee and ias los Ughter valves. Garden windows brl19'ten 1ourmet kltcMna ln one plan while 111 hocD• provide buU&,la Mll· cleantna owna, mlcrowav• with HftlOI' Dl'Obe and black 8lul doora, and eleetrtc eooktop wW:a lDdoor barbeQue. For meal prepar1Uon eonvnteac., Pl1n1 2, a and 4 feature a e.Mr llll.Dd cbopptn1 block and all plw laav• llMmtnl ffnmlc W. e COUJlter lope. LumJ.noul ctiWnt lilbtlnl provldee shadow free work areu. Kitchens offerpilotless gas cooking surf aces and dishwashers with switch cootrollable dryin& cycles to lower electric bills. Fluorescent lighting in kitchens and bathrooms fw-tber reduces electricity consumption. The homes range in size from 1,658 to 2,912 square feel. Prices start at $170,250. To reach the development take the Sa.n Diego Freeway to the PacUic Coast Highway exit \n Dana Point. Gonorthoo Pac:i!ic:CoastHighwaytoStreetor the Golden Lantern, then tW'D right and eootlnue to the modelsandsalesomce. Gate.guarded, with 11 acres of landscaping and fabulous recreation. 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Two plam baelud9 two ftreplae. ud all bave kltcbm .DOOb •bere cuual dlDID1 cu be a 5o/o Down Also A valloble pl .......... ~. Wet lMn an locat.ct la MCb ..... fJr the ...tq .... cl boetl wbUe ... ~-...,-~. Olllr 14 bomee remala far Nie ID the eurr•t ....., • ....._, daU7 from 10 a.m. to dim. To .................................... e>r-...~dle 1 smD:lltAwal&..._ -~,'"!'--Mm-A ~ -1. ....... --~----"'--,___ _ ____________ ;.__ HO p,..,. Huntington Beach {714) 8484772 .. .,,~A.Pk. LANDeC.t;-tNO POPULAR AT Vii.LA WA"NP DEVEl.OPMINT ·111a Warner 'l'rari : ii:. A new financing plan, featuring an I ~ percent loterest r ate, was an-1 ced for Villa Warner, a collec· ol one and two-bedroom homes j t. • Hunt:logtoo Beach. I ~ To obtain the favorable rate - \ hlow the current cooventiooal rate 'f::. buyen are only required to make . ! rad.lse or tall trees, manicured t wna, and colorfw nowers -al.so • e available with an 11 lil percent med.late cash outlay needed to move into a villa. The 5 percent plan means the buyers of a $66,000 villa · only has to come up with a down of $3,300. Because the developers of the Hun- tington Beac.b Community are offer· ing 30-year fixed rate loans, it's easier to qualify for loans. Many parents are co-signing for their c.bi1dnn. and friends are teaming up, pooling their resources to buy a new home. All90Plaee Model Homes Being O/f ered AM~ble ftrat trust deeds at a low 9-14 per· ent ~ with 20 percent down paymenta are available to home buyers who purchase the •ix up- iraded model bomes at Allio Place. Tbe three and four-bedroom homes include de· coral« eelect*1 draperies, up1raded carpeting, and complete landacaplnt. reporta Bob Maurer. prlnclpa( of Maurer-Elliott Construction Cq., builders of the 260-home community. All slx mode la ue ready for lmmediate occupancy. whUe two adddiUOoal homes are under construcuon. , "IN ADOmON TO the rue opportunity to U · aume a loan at th.la low 9.y, percent lnterest rate. home buyers can work with our sales represen-tatives to design a payment program custom tailored to thelr individual n eeds and circumstances," Maurer explained. "We offer low interest aecoad t.ruat deeds to help bring monthly payments down and make these homes more af· fordable." The six floorplans range from approximately 1,781 to 3,102 square feet area. Prices being at $189,990, with the largest homes selling for $289,990. Luxury ameoittee include ceramic tile or wood entries, woodburning fireplaces (two in some plans), vaulted cellln~s. and wet bars. Gourmet kitchens are appointed with microwave and seU- cleaning ovens, trQh compactors. ceramic tile countertops, and custom oak cabinetry. THE SALES OPnCE and models are open daily except Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m . To reach the community, take the San Diego Freeway to the La Paz exit. Turn right and pro- ceed north on La Paz Road to Paseo de Valencia, then right to the homes. ~. Auguet 24, 1980 "We.bought this place by getting a 2nd T.D. from Santiago Bank at a reduced rate. Jan's folks took equity out of their house the same way." ONLY 151/2%* interest! can today to see how you can use second trust deed ftnancing to buy a new home or to make rash available from the home you are living in now. l lQ percent down payment. The • Uaa -set a midst a thriving j lte, which requires a 25 percent • wnpaymenL f Villa Warner has a complete series For more information. phone~. To reaeh Villa Warner in Hunt· ------------------ ington Beach, take the Goldenwest r;;;:=====~.-~---;-~T:--""~I exit off the San Diego Freeway and ............... ~ ...... ,' •" - ~ntloqo l)ank NEWPORT BEACH 752-9200 ORANC;E 997-1880 • creative financing programs -all ! anclog is for 30 years fixed rate 1 • ans. For instance, a S percent down I pyment plan (offered with a 13~ in· i P.rest rate) will cut down the im· I "! go south to Warner Ave., tum right and proceed one half mile. The pro- ject Is on tbe·corner of Edwards St. and Warner Ave. For more informa- tion, call 8484712. L M. BOYD JACK ANDERSON· ' . · JSports Research !tenter Under Way •I I ~•· Construction is under way on the $1 million oto Sports Research Center at Coto de Caza, a i vat.e resldential/ret19rt community owned by f da~. . Loe~ Trabu.cb CUIJOD. tbe Cotor Sports Olll&a' wlll be tbe cmly facility of iU type world. r .• • " OBBIGNBD BY TBB arcblteetan1 rirm of I luell/Aupat and Associates ol Newport Beach. " 1'.~foot. twe><story neean:h building ... Mll lndude a computer room and research lab on ~ die ftnt floor aa well as two exercise rooms and a f conference and projectioo room on the second ~ level. • ' A special feature of the facility is a running ~ tract which puses thorugb double doors to the research lab to facilitate the analysis of athletes. Qecestory windows allow researchers to observe ers on the tournament tennis court within the area. Tbe tennis and track area will cover square feet and will provide seatlog for 5,000. THE llESEARCB CENTE& will be adjacent to the emitng Vic Braden tenn.ia college and a 1,636 square foot olflce building, which la allo under con- struction. The Sport.a Research Center la a Joint venture between Coto de Caza and Computerized Biomecbanical Ana.lyala, Inc. a company founded by Dr. Gtdeoo Ariel, a pioneer iD applying computer tecbnolocYtoanalyze athletic performance. ' 1 .ake Park Project Closing in Niguel Foar furniabed model homes, with tbe option to purdaase tbe furnlabinp will be included iD tbe grand cto1ln1 sale al Avco Community Developer•' La1una Nltuel community of Lakehrk. NIDe produetioo bomea and flYe model bomelt nmam • LUePan, aa ataewel)' popalar com-, mtlldQ al.,.. famlly detaebed bomel. r8llllDa iD ... from 1.-to 1,950 ICIUBn feet ill --...a two 1tGr7 ....... LakePart bomel Ot•look tbe J.M.acre i...,auna Niguel Repooal Part and 40-acre Jake. DBSIGNED BY THE award-wlnniDI interior delip firm of Yeiaer-Gartand iD Ollta 11 .. , the four fandlbed mode9 -Edm. Foqlove, Garland. IDd Jumine-ol(er a varietyoldecontylea. Priced from hJ,3,000 to $200,000 (lhll ranee ln- cludel models with fumith''y.>; the bomee at LatePart include a loal tat of dnlrable amealtiel. Design featurea illclude sretDbouae wlDdows, vaulted ednp, coartJard entrlea. cte. conUft pl.mt leqea, aad ~-w~ fireplace., wet bars, ceramic Ul• entries, 1em1tone onyx countertOP8 and tuba1 and aatomadc ....,. apmll'I eome with every nome. Kite._. an edllwDed with mlcrow9" and self· cJeentnc~-~. ...-.UftON&L PAOLlftBS abound at ~ n. nc:readoD ca.er IDdadel a •wlm· ... '°"' ...... pool, ..,.......,, PoOl. and eabe• int 1.ahik Comrnmtay A.uodation. to .... ...,,..,._. ........ , maw+etbenerea· U......_IM.U..., .... _,..IDODtblJfeeof -,..~=~~Toa::::.c = tbl a. ~ l'l'MW.,. all m Cron Valley ::a:r..-=. .. .::.:r... i-:~.J. a.: ftje ll lml ClmllwroD ea.rt. • • ... . ' A new life await~ you' at \iilla~e Homes, Tustin .•• a stylish ~ community of adult citihomes located in one of Orange County•1 most sophisticated and active areas.• .within walking distance to every imaginable in-town convenience. In an atmosphere of lush, park-like lanilscape. you can spend your precious TUSTIN 832.s200 M1 • .ornbf-f rDIC THE VILLAGE HOMES OF TUSTIN a leisure-time sunning poolside or relaxinJ:t in one of the two spas. T he luxuriously designed Clubhouse offers a cozy lounge area. .. complete with river-rock fireplace and a billiard room, hobby room and complete kitchen. Outdoor cooking en· thusiasts enjoy barbeque areas throughout the community. • Life Styled NOW AVAILABLE FOR EVERYONE 18 YEARS OF AGE AND,ABOVE Each of the one and two bedroom citihomes has its own comer fireplace, air conditioning, a built-in energy efficient kitchen, washer and dryer and a large d eck or balcony. Isn't it time you lived in style? Visit Village Homes. Tustin today .. .It's perfect! Affordably priced from just •68,990 Homeowners• Association infonnation available at the Sales Center . (714) 832-0182 Another fine community of Village Homes of Callfomia and the Robert P. Wann1nct9n Comp1ny. D.l l LY Pl LOT Tradltlonal Quality i' Endurlnar Eles~oe =:::::::::=:::::::::==:a PA....:IA ...,_, U. jG6Ded Clay .. bloom.. -lriiDe ~. public NlaUammdoptniGD....udil f)rm. • mt dlredot'. Prior to Jolel•I ~~ "8bliaml. Ruao ... • ~tit at Burtoo Advertlllq, to1ta lleaa. Ear Iler. 1be 1'C)rked • a ataff artist with llarlretinl Showcase, Inc .• ia )llew Yon City. A native of Ne• Jeney, Buuo lfllduated from Trenton u State O>lle«e in Trenton wttb a Bachelor of Arts ,degree in Advertiabll Delip. .&\aBA8A (X)OK Hawldlll .... been named .aalea manager of Coldwell Banker Residential Brok:erace Q>mpany iD Newport Beach. Mn. Hawtins is respoaib&e for tbe general sales 8divity ol the office inctud:iq lalea traiD:ing. Sbe bas worked in residential real estate sales siace I.a and bas been a member ol the Com· I pany'1 lliltion Dollar Club for the put four coo- BeCUtive years f '· I\. alEiE VAN SCHENCK of Irvine bas joined tbe Newport Beach office ol Buainea Properties Brokerage Co., a regional brokerage firm. A. ~.; '~ 4 • ~',t1,. : •• > Van Schenck bu been •uigned to the Industrial division. Prior to jolning Business Properties, Van Schenck had been a senior sales executive with Xerox Corporation in ~ Orange, since 1967. 1 He ia a 1967 graduate of the ·. ·' .l.i" : v-.. SCHENCK University of Redlands and a ~ member or the Newport Beach Board of Realtors. ' ~ WILUAll c. Pl8CllEL ol Lake Forest bas ) Men named project manager "i.'; ~for Irvine Pacific, the _ ~ homebuilding division of the t: ~ Irvine Company. d Fischel, 3', directs all : aspeeta ol project manqement , from land planning to project \ completion. Be ia currently in : the plmntnc stqes ol the com· ~ munitiea of Bil Cmyoa 10 in ~Newport Beach and Upper • Peters Canyon in Orange. l'lsatEL ! Previoul1y a project manager for Broaclmoor Development and Broadmoor Homes, Fischel is a member of the Home Builders Council. Be re- ceived a degree in architecture from californif Polytechnic University at San Luis Obispo. • If your enchor's awey yo. cen fllld • new one In a.e Boating cle111fled1 of the 642·5'71 DAILY PILOT REAL ESTATE I Seminar. te Eye Housing ~plosion 1a ....... .._ ...... .._.. raee 1tt•• la ._.., ... ~ ..,.... P.'••ldent of the Karer Qro41p. .J per'Clllt of lta cu.ta bawhtd ID ,..., -.. .-...-• ·lh9 ,..., ......... n alMl ladutry 'Wlalle molt balklen Ud marbtlDa real-.... ,..... rtpr ....,..... O.W· MIPOm••-Ybl~ PNf_...•11 are now fa•'"ar wtti UDdlr Lnmtbal'• .......... tlllt .,.. ... ..,11 , I .._. .. two TM 1 ' Ube llDt. a U.. tbearJ of ewamer .....,..., JO-year old fltm baa 1u4ed ... • II 11111 W'I 1 ,.,. .,_ b'Om T:• La to 11:• 1.m. Ii tbe wbicb API p6oDeered la tbe '10'1 ud velopen tbroqb ••erJ qcJe wl _, 9 • r t na·.... 1e11t1a C... Pim lloUI la a.ta la currmd)' pntttn1 tt IDfo IUCCWfU1 every trend wl la a prowaa aJ*t et · ~ .... _. ... , • .,. ~ Dlicm 11 ... ftteee llr tlebla ._ teo for practlee, we Med to re.tew tbe·eur-anticlpMina ebuc• and~ .t. r••• to aM•t Ql,OM aa• Uae SalM A ~ Cwtl members rent Clteloriel Into wbicb we DOW velopen to adapt poelU to, lL _..... ,.. W climbed .a, w amd • ,.. ._._...._ Tbey are •lot ocmomen alaac with tbe ~ "Leveatbal wU1 be Civiq • 1 Ylew ,_,, .. ..,,.-to a Ila ,.e111& HailMle .......... tM L;e a.e• ductl .. ue Met19t•1 to aatlafy of wbat tbe ftDandal picture of tbe ratie. ~proe1 n' I dme BIAdee.:.. · eacb croup.'' la.._. Mid. '80'1 will look like, bow we ean ... .-. ._. ••U... uidw-. PourNL= rec .... ..., leaden "Antbee...-ieeofthe'10'1eomc rnpoad as companies, and bow we 111J1n _.. .....,,., .. to -.c'.. are 8IMed to -w tbe lilar' erltlcal to be tbe ate1M ... ol the •'•? How can help our coasumera acij\llt as ... .... ...... dl--c ot rwkleatlal dnelop-are tbe ccmamera needs and delires well, .. uld Jamieson. ,,.. _. • ..,. ,...,....._,: .11M wt: ~ md ~: aov-ebanclnl? Collllclertq eeoaomle and a ..... prleeef alMMDeaplodld&SO eram• .relaUGDI; ftDuebac; and POlitlcal redtiea, bow cu wedeslp THE PINAL SPEAKE& wW be pere.t. &o •1000. Tb• averace merm........ homea that wU1 ~-to aatlafy leading interior designer Beverly swrt•• ,... aw UM dec*9e was conawnen and aUll be atfordable to Trupp, pre1ident of Color Desip Art. a1M Pll"C• Ooverameot procaa· ''WE Dl:llGNSO Tlllt aemlDar to them! I don't believe we cm simply .. llerchandi1ln1 ta not a fluffy taa u.e ...-. to 24 mcllldl9. And 1lve builden, lenden, marketing uaume that we've Sot the eoasumer topic," said Jamieson. "In the seven· DNfth' •rt 1 beeam• a oecnatty to profeulcmala and •al• repreaen. permanmtly peaed and can take ties. mercbaadJsiDa became an all· caw to dlil •=:a&ecl ~ aad tatinia • prwoeatiM' laot Imo the him for snmtecl. Alid's visionary in· out war fOI' the CODSWDer's attention • .__.. ol _ _ Callfonlla's cb•I'-•• we will be flldlll dmtDc aipu are unique iD the LDdultry, and commanding literally millions of bome -..... the Dal decade. We ate efta ao I'm ecmfident be will alert QI to dollan. It enabled us to detUiltiltrilte buried bl dQ*41Q pnMema that poalbilitles most of us bave not ~ to cooaumen that the homes were WllAT A80VI' TBB 19»'1? Are criles aDd area oppoatwltiel catdl sidered." worth the average $90,000 when only we loolll•I at $200.000 average us by IUl"Prile. It'• lmportat to let .a few years before they bad been IN"iHI? aevoluUonary forms of aa1de eome Ume to opm our mindl COVDING THE critical topic ol $25,000. moc1p11 ftUDdDI? Pour years ol and-prepare for fature r.llties," ex· government relations will be Mike "Mercband.isiDg i.9 bow we eom· 1ovenuneat proeeasin1? Govern· plained seminar chairman Carole Rooe, state assemblyman from the municate value. And the cballeqe to meat takeover ol parts ol the ln· Jamieeaa wbo is martetJna director 46t.b Diltrict and chairman ol the keep consumers satisfied that their dtaatry? All out merchandlaiDI or for tbe )layer Group. aubcommittee oo bousiD& production. homebuying dollars are well invested baek tot.re bonea! Tbe first lpeUer oa the IUbJeet ol "Roos bas called easing California's will be greater than ever in the • .,.s Tbe ta Salee & Marketing Coandl cbangiq couumen and products housing crisis bis highest priority," as prtces go up and square footage, seminar titled "Cha.nae ..• Let's will be Kennetb W. Ag:ld, MDlor vice said Jamieson. "He is in a strategic lot sire. and community amenities HB Offices for Lease Leasing continues at a new Mediter- ranean·atyled, low·rise office building in Huntingtm Beach, with the de- velopers, Seaborg, Inc. reporting over so percent of the space ~ leased out. Located at 18700 Beach Blvd .• tbe oi- fices range ln llie from 5!50 to 4,000 square feet. Each office space ia in· di vi dually designed and constructed to the specifications of the tenant. Rent is running between $1 and $1.20 per squarefootoneaaeabfeaj>ace. The project, which encompusea 20.sso square feet of office apace. is built around a three·sided lushly landscaped Spaniab courtyard with fountains and stereo system maattng traffic and other city nolae. Security is insured by cllatinetively arched, wrought iron gates. Additional features incl~nine foot ceilings, de· tailed Spaniab tiles oa tbe st.air risers and foemtain pools, recessed windows, and band carved mabogooy, imported entrance doors. For more information about avail•· ble office spaee-which ls expected to be fully leased by September -call 963-5400. * * position to aid deve)opers and CCIO· must come down. sumera and to give us an bonest as-M · T · t 11 ·-ament ol what the fut .. -bol.a-10. 1ss rupp 1s na 1ona y rec· ~0 -'5 ui:t ognized for her sensitivity to con· store. WW it be more lip service and sumen and ber creative approach to red tape, or genuine progress toward design. As a free·thlllking, trend· soluUona? Tbe amwers to these ques-setter, not a follower. her perspective tiom overshadow all other efforts we will be biehlY valuable ... as an iDdultry and as individual pro-Following e ac b presentation, feuioaall will be making." speakers will be queried by a panel Money is a topic that constantly of Southern California journalists dominates the attention of developers who have followed tbe area's real and periodically -as in the current e s tate story for many years. recession and interest rate roller Featured in the press conferences coaster ride -becomes an ob-will be Dlck Turpin, Pulitzer prize- sesaioa. Adduming the topic or the winning editor of the ··Los AageJes economy and financing for both de· Ti mes" Real Estate section; Tom velopera and consumers will be Ken· self, managing editor of "Eltecutive" netb Leventhal, founder and manag-magazine; and Leslie Berkman, a re· lng partner of Kenneth Leventhal & porter for the "Los Angeles Times" Company. a natimal CPA ftrm with OranaeCoantysection. AmeriCanNational T. Housing Corporation "A better community is our promise" Grand Opening Mlpliiot•ac.e. ~"'*"'~ -.. 1'1. Irvine Condos Quick Sellout I , An immediate sellout marked the openJq of Irvine's Woodbridge Chateaux. a new COD· dominlum community by Irvine Paclflc, ~ bomebuiJding division of the Irvine eom.,...,. The first offering ol 38 bomea wu IOld a .; elusively from a preview interest Ust ol more Cha 1,500n~. : "Due to the overwhelming rwpome to W. community we held a drawing to determlDe aa equitable sales program for the tint homes,·-; notes Rita Dickey, vice president ol Mies ....S. marketing for Irvine Pacific. More than UOpeople signed up for the mid·July drawing. "We will be opening up the next lncrement fA homes late this summer, and will bold another drawing then," adds Ms. Dickey. Those interested in purchasing a home are urged to visit the sales office and add their name to the interest list to receive notification of pbaae openings. Eventually, Woodbridge Cbateaux will include 318 adult-oriented condominums. Bren's Attached Homes Win Award Priced. from $105,000 to $135,000 the homes range in size from 1,145 lo 1,600 square feet. Buyers may choose from a one bedroom, one and a-half bath arrangement to a two bedroom, pJus den. two and a·half bath condominium. Plan c. the Pacifica. at Bnm CompuJ'a Tar· Ue Rock High.lands Garden Home9 commumty 1n Irvine 'MlO the grand award • attached bome ol the year at the recent Pacifie Coast Bu.ilden Coo· ference in San Francisco. The plan alao topped the field of entrants for best attached home over 2,008 equare feet. .. The Highlands bas been Wll'J well received, both by home buyen ln Southern California's hiChly competitive market and within the building industry," said Mary Boreia, director ol market· in8 for the Bren Company. Bertus Group Architects, which baa offices ln Santa Ana, shares the award with Bren for the 192·home community. This builder·arcbitect team has developed many communities throughout )lousing Gap Still, Critical LOS ANGELES -Despite the fact that the constnletioo industry's downturn bas bottomed out and appears to be on the upntna, California still sutten from a critical abelter ~ Tbe failure to provide bouaing unlta to meet current and engolng needs poees lm· mediate problema fot fM>t.b tbe ind.try and the state's eccmomy, predictl James C. Cubman, pre- sident ol the Bulldina l.DdulU7 Aleodation ol SoutbenJCalifOl'D.ia < BIASC). For a number of reaoaa, the home baildlng bldustry baa not been ab~ to build sufficient units to meet ........ erowtq abal't·fall of boua1ng I wltbia CIJltGrllla. DWll & THE aBCBNT plebp Ill baild•ng JM!rm.ita as a result of the drop In mOrtgage rates, tbe IP8ll between need and supply eoatinues to widen. Tbe State Department of Hous1ng and Com· IDUD.ity Development bas indicated that California needs a minimum of 290,000 new units this year to meet housing demand. In January Ben BartolOU,O, director of the Construction Industry Reseal\:h Board (CIRB), predicted 150,000 bouslng units would be construct· ed this year. April perm.it data, gathered by the Security Pacific National Bank and seumal!y adjusted, in· dicated an annual production ol only 105.000 units. JUNE nGVRES SHOW an annual rate of l08,700 new homes, 45 percent below last year. The net result is that the cut in production wlll increase demand pressure oo housing stock and prices once again will rise dramatically, noted Cashman. •"Ibis runs counter to the desired fight against inflation when last October the Federal Reserve Board made its move to tighten credit and bike in- terest rates,'' Cashman said. Primary among reasons for California's grow ing shelter gap is the mood throughout the state that seeks to limit growth. "ISIANDS OF ELITISll are being created in such areas as Newport Beach, Santa Cruz, Cam· . bria, Petaluma, Davis, Riverside and in Men· · decino, Butte, San Bernardino, Orange and Riverside counties," Cashman said . .. We are in favor of proper planning in terms of growth, but the extremism of no growth ia dis· turbing." beuid. Reaeom for curtailing growth range from in· "' sufficient road systems as in Newport Beach to the Coutal Comm1aion in Cambria and preservation of farmlaDd in Butte County. ResidenU of t.be city of Riverside recently pUNd Proposition R which set aside 5,000 acres ill ~ five acre parcels. '"l'BB..,... INLAND Empire which covers tbe San Blnud1Do and Rivenlde areas faces utility abortaa• ranlinl from water to &l'.booll to MWers," said Caabmao. While fllllare to CCIDltnlet roMI and sew.a in • timel7 , .......... been • ....,. ccmtributor to IDbibitina ll"OWtb ill eome areea, tbere alllo la a re-slatance fr realdenta in certalD ueu to ilae..._ in their popu)etim, •"l"bere b a prevailing elitist mentality," said Cethmn, ''tbat in esaeaee leeka to keep otben .... P-llt of tbe Califonia o-&al Zeme Aet ID 1172 allo bM been a m .. CGlltribuler to in· tteaed Jll'lllGl"e OD 1nlaod U'Wt AOOGWNO TO ... ...it......_ .l _.,... ti IMdJcllnf •• • -.-c·a--iil.i fGmld tbe ....... of ...................... .,.,... .-_. 2 wtt• aeU,... nmam • 1oww ....... •'WllOI IT rtat rwtridkm ea't ..., be ..... ,.. ... -~ .... put ....... .. 6-t -.... .-ieet of Nltltctllm ... . ....... ~ ~ IDd ... ..,... ftP••• • ..... ............. Mid. 111.,,.., Ult arowtb tbl& WOlld ..... oecmaed ........... ., ............ --•11r111 .. ill .. -MkW .-..e •tie• l..s ,...., .. tM ...... lf I 1 W n11 ••1•1 of ........ W"·Ho ... _. •111•1 .. .. ..Ht lff ... tor•'eM! I Califonda. and both have been pasnctpieats of Gold Nugget Awards. In Plan c. as in all the homes. tb empbaab ts on rich architectural styling, with ai all·wood ex·· tenor, large-scale detailing and strog roof lines. All four sides of the home are wrapJ'd in natu,ral wood siding or shingles, and a ~ shake ~ completes the rich exterior look . Many architectural features !nhance the home's interior design, such as vau!W ceilinga la the sunken liviDC room and master lidroom and a vaulted wood-beamed ceilin8 in the mater bath. The home bas been deslgne1 with three bedrooms and two and one-half bathaA sus~ded stairway connects the home's two saies. and ~· pansive windows throughout let in ambundance o{ light. Residents may enjoy casual Cini.ng io the breakfast nook or more formal ent.eaining in tbe dining room, which views the gai!ea court. A wood·burninJ( ftreplace warms the amilf room. and another fireplace is optionalln thavingroom •. Double doors open onto the mJ4er bedroom s uite , which has an optional Wod·burning fireplace, a large wallt·in closet ancbn additional wardrobe. The master bath feature an o~al tub I ~. with ceramic We plant shelf, separate ceramic tile shower, c:lresWll area and Corian vanity top with twin basins. Three other noor plans are available at the community, with two to four bedrooms in one and two-story designs. Each home bas an attached two-car prsge and a choice of two exterior treat· ments. Private recreational facilities for residents' exclusive use include a swimming pool, spa and sundeck. Just across the street is the 20-acre Tur· tie Rock Community Park, with four lighted tennis courts, softball field, bike trails, picnic areas, an . outdoor amphitheater and recreation building. Now selling in its fourth phase, Turtle Rock JJ.tghlands Garden Hornes bas prices starting at $183,900, with financing at 11~ percent ( 121,ii an· nual percentage rate>. Maintenance of recrea· tional facilities and other common areas is cov· ered by a monthly homeownen ree of $41.33. Furnished models and the sales center are open from 10 a .m. to 6 p.m. daily and may be reacbedfromthesoUthboundCulverDriveexitofthe San Diego Freeway. Turn left on Campus Drive and rightonTurtleRockDrlvetotbesalescenter. Among the Chat.eaux features offered in each home are ceramic tile entries, plush carpeting. vaulted ceilings, and wood burning fireplaces. Kitchens are well-equipped w:ith electric range and double oven. trash compactor, dishwasher and dis· posal. A wrought iron gate marks the entry to each home. while an open air atrium or private yard is also included with each residence. Four model homes, decorated by Color Design Art, may be viewed daily from 10 a.m. to s p.m. The sales facility as located at 2 Gamay Drive in Irvine. To reach the community from the San Diego Freeway take the Culver A venue exit north lo Bar· ranca Parkway. Turn right on West Yale Loop, then left on Blue Lake North and follow directions to the sales office located off of Blue Lake North. • 1 ells you how t0: fix it or how tO plant it Saturdays ·Premiere Showing Homes at the Beach , \ I ... , . .,. . A ltm1ced edition of only :)!beautiful homes. located across the 1reet from charming Lake Pork. only iblocks from the ocean. These homes in he mogn1f 1· cent old tree section of Hut1ngcon Oeoch offer village life at its best luntington · Oeoch High School is only fblocks away. with the charming Seo ClifW1lloge Mal~ only 2 blocks further. Normally. we would never tort soles 1n one of .our housing dev6>pments until oc least the models were c~pleted with carpets and drapes. We orE5torttng soles now. becou~ the homes slt>w so well- becouse the demand IS SO JeOt -and because interest races hav~it on extraordinarily low figure ( jerhops we .may never see interest rote this low again) 3 bedroom homes from $i649,990 Inside. rhe homes of Lake Pork Estates hove o style and expansiveness usually ossoc1oted w ith the most elegant homes. A prosperous sense of space Is immedi- ately evident 1n the :350 square foot master bedroom su1te. which includes o Q x Q walk·1n clo~t Honeymoon tubs 1n the master bath -large enough to comfortably accommodate two-ore ideal for luxurious indolence Kitchens conco1n mple s1nl~s and ample room for che 1mprov1sot1ons of o gourmet cook. Massive handmade wood-burning fireplaces and occached 3-cor garages round out the ·most wanted features· of homebuyers today. The location. the price and the terms ore righc. Th ere ore only 35 homes. If the response to our ·premiere showing: 1s what we chink 1t will be. we may never ever hove a grand opening. ........... ' N (714) 536-1~9 Models open 11·5 dolly. Closed Friday. Sales Opening At Woodside &vine Tract MW ........ ,_, PM .. o.z:::n· .. ........ , ................. &IWMLam.a,....._., ... ~c.aM1MM&aacie11•• perctllt fll PIGPll'b Ya111t. ''Tbe OaacriM .... t.be .... ...,.. 1 ta.v. tak• lftlPOl"Wlt :':,.to eome to Jripl wttb ta. llome llal!Wly crlala feced b)' U.. ~ DUIDW ol ftnt.Ume bome ..un tUt an • ..,.. UM mdetplace. ••wo raUo Oow down paJmmO flaanW.1. combined wllb lb• IX· teuW. ol U.. maximum mortc.,• ao... tenm from 30 yeara to .o yun alto lm»&emeni.d in the new nalel, caanot but help boolt the pro1peeta for many borne aeeken. "All too often thete have been peo. pie wtlb the necessary income to meet mortea1e payments, but who have accumulated insufficient sav- ines to meet the traditional 20 per- cent down payment on ever-riain& bome prices," he said. PRIVATE MORTGAGE lnaurance has grown hand-in-band with the dramatic expansion of high ratio lending of the put 10 years. Its ma- jor function is to protect mortgage lenders against the risk of default by borrowers. The insurance substitutes Plans to open s ales at the new for the reduced borrower equity of a s.jngle-famlly residential community high r atio loan situation, of Woodside in the Village of Likewise. the new longer-term, Northwood in Irvine have been an-40-year mortgage loans. which nounced by Tom Hover, vice presi· permit smaller down payments and dent ot marlteting for the J .M. Peters build borrower equity at a slower Company ot Newport Beach. rate than 20-or 30-year loans, un- A total ot 103 homes (of which the doubtedly will incr ease the need first phase of 38 units will be re-)enders have for mortgage insurance, leased> are being coostructed. according to Waldo. The privately insured conventional To reach the newest development mortgage loan has become readily ~ the J .M. Peters Company, take acceptable in Lhe secondary market. \lie Santa Ana or San Diego Freeway Investors view the insurance as pro- tO the Culver Drive exit. Go north on viding the necessary protection to Culver to Bryan Avenue. Turn on ma ke mortgages in excess of 80 per· Bryan to Eastwood Road. Turn left cent loan-to-v alue a sound invest- REAL ESTATE OCCSets Realty Classes Nearty t.o dozen dif · 'feADt real estate classes will be offered by Orange Coast College's Business Education Dtvtaion this faU . Fall semester classes belglnSept. 8. Ma.nyotthe reaJ estate clanes are otfered in the evening, but classes are also acbeuduled for early momlnp and tater after · aoons. A THOMAS BROS. MAPS COMPLETE> IN llMNe Selections on the fall menu include "Real Estate Math." ''Real E state Salesman Ex am." "Real Estate P roperty Management.·· "Real Estate Exchang· ing," "Real !Atate In· vestment Properties ... "Real Estate Taxation:· "Real E st ate Prtn · ciples," "Escrow Procedures," "Real Estate Legal Aspects:· "Real E6tate Practice.·· "R e al E s tat e Ap praisal," "Real Estate Finance," and "Real Estate Economics.·' Thomas J,lros. Reloeates Thomas Bros. Maps have recently re)fcated to a new S7,000 square-foot. production facWt at 17731 Cowan Street in Irvine. Completion of the $2.2 million proj4$ was an- nounced by .John Hartsock. vice pry,ldent of Construction for the Koll Company. gene't' contrac- tor of the new f acillty. The two-story office building and attached warehouse will accommodate approxpately 65 employeesofthestreetmapproduction c~pany . The offi ce space, housing a s howroo nd sales. drafting and administrative offices. is do inated by a 45-degree sloped copper roof accent led with wood trellises. Printing and binding ope Uons are New Firnt Opens Newport/Irvine Financial Corpo.tion has established offices at 1300 Dove Street • Newport Beach. The new California corporation will siecialize in development, fin ancing a~d re~ated srvices .ror commercial real estate proJects mcludill shoppl.flg centers, office buildings. condomlnium\nd apart- locatedinthe30,000square-footwarebouse. Prominently situated at the entrance of the building ls a two-story skylighled atrium and courtyard. An elongated T -shaped courtyard has a sunken patio surrounded by lush landscaping. The concrete building utilizes steel frame construction and largeexpansesoftintedglass. Sea Ridge Condos Popular in Dana Sales have been very active at the exclusive Sea Ridge condominium development in Dana Point. "Buyers now have the opportunity to buy an ocean view condomi.nlum at an affordable interest rate," said Harris A. Lee. vice president or Don Lee Development. ''The monthly payments are within reach and the 123A percent, 30-yea.rs financ mg is the key to ma.king it possible for many more ' homebuyers to qualify." The model homes and sales office at Sea Ridge OCC's instructors arc all professionals m the field . Registrat ion for fall cl.asses' runs through Sept. 19 in the OCC Ad· missions Office. For re· gistration information. phone 556-5772 J1,.,,, ~2 r to SI()() W1th op~ ..... Pincher O'J S:> for thfe<> '",.. !WO ~ 10 ""41 tfecM "'°"" ., lotol of SI()() Co41 642 W8 ond dlorge yOAJf ~ Plnd>e< Ad gm1µ1r.11 ment complexes. are open daily from 10 a .m. to dusk. on EAstwoodtoW0C?d5lde/Northwood. ment, Mr Wa ldo said. t orthwood Place ----------,...-------------- flomes Selling ~ ~ A closeout on the re maining handful of luxury !ecutive homes -featuring 1979prices and a flexi· e financing program -is under way at Northwood ace in Irvine, announces J ean Irvine, sales presentative at the Maurer Elliott Construction JP· community. "Our closeout prices, which begin at $212,990, ranancing progra m which enables buyers to chase ane of these executive homes for just five cent down, make the few remaining homes in this ularcommunity a tremendous buy," Irvine s aid. JUST OPENED PHASE 10 ~ "ONLY TWO FLOOR plans -each with two Stories and four bedrooms -are left at the develop- _,ent. A low 11 ~ percent interest rate and second ff'ust deeds with no paym ents for three years are or· Jered on the final homes. Plan s, the smaller of the remaining plans, atures approxlmately 2,815 sq. rt. of living area, a ep-d~ living room with sloping ceilings, formal ining room, breaklast room, and family room with rephlce and walk-behind wet bar. Among the · blights of the upper level are a m aster suite that s the enUre length of the house, complete with ep-down retreat with fireplace and wet bar, huge 'alk-in closet, bath with separate tub and shower. essing area with twin lavatories, and private sun eek. Plan 6, the most spacious home at Northwood lace, includes approximately 3,100 square feet, gant li~ room complemented by French doon ding to the slde yard, deD with built-in wet bar. maJ din1ng room, breakfast room, family rooa1 1th fireplace, and convenient indoor service area. A amaUc curving staircase leads to the upper level Seria. A luxurious muter suite, two family rooms, large bath, and huge bonus room com- te t.beaecond level. STANDARD APPOINTMENTS include built-in •utone deluxe AM-FM intercom systems with ilesaage centers, complete security alarm systems, ~dro-bathjacu.zzi tubs in master baths, floor safes, )ltd central air condiUoo.ing. The homes also include ftree-car garages with automatic garaee door ~nen and two remote controls, masonry block Falla and wood fences, and gas outlets for rbecuee. • • A sales offlce (559-1405) and decorated models open dally from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. To visit ortbwood Place, take lbe Santa Ana Freeway to the ffery Road exit. Proceed north on Jeffery to an Avenue and tum left to the community. ork Started 41-Hornes HURRY: OVER 90 SALES IN 60 DAYS! (PHASES ) 9 & 10 i 3 INGLEWOOO • LONG BEACH • AIL ''NEW'' SINGLE STORY GARDEN CONDOMINIUMS FD~ ACTIVE AD.ULTS OVER 40 If you.or yqr spouse are at least 40 years of age. welcome to a whole ~ew way of li~e. at Huntlngtonj..andmark, one of the finest recreation-oriented condominium .com ~unitt~s ever offeredadult California homeseekers. The condominium concept of leisure living 1s provided, ..-,h exterior maintenance, landscaping and care of the park-like grounds and recreatlona~acilitles performed for you by a professional firm, retained by a homeowners association • A prtate community with entry gua•s on duty 24 hours a day at th e maitentrance. • Exc ~sive million dollar rec center witttlubhouse, games and hobby roorls. • A cam try club lifestyle approxi- maOy 1 mile from the beach. • Eacl unit lncludElS its very own utility are.with instalie~ washer and dryer. •Swimming pool, hot waterswirlpool, 3 tennis courts, gymnasium, shuffle- board, and paddle tennis court. • Carpeting in the llving room, master bedroom. secondary bedrooms and hallways . • Garden patios or dramatic atriums and/or entry courtyards. · 2 OR 3 BEDROOMS $109,500 to $123,950 I ~ISTATE Glaa11 l1111ulation New ..... Nft IOl.:'•MN ... M .......... pued .... umlta. m...t~-PPG laM'tlw ol Pl~ .rill reOeet t11e-·· ............ . red~ &bl IOlar .... .., ............... wd u mU.Ule ...... "99 _..,,, atltil.'" --,T. Seaentrom..Woabehalfoltblowws. ··n.e ... ..._.nu .._..._ .... ..,. -1or more eomfort but will u_. .....,,. Da&aral. day~ to ..ualy mo.t ~ ~­Lower •-(QMM1kmtn1 loadll-..a lower eGlta tlllUI can bereOededlD lowerrmta, .. _.lb om added. Karl IOokteol Albert C. Mutiaaad ~. Los A.oleleS ardaitecta and.,....,..,.., ..... charle ol design oltbe new complex. C.L Peet olLos Angeles is general contractor. TD 8ITE is 5'I feet from tbe Imperial Bank Building in tbe 77-acre muter-planned South Coaat Town Center. This is situated across from the 220- acre South Coast Plaza and South Coast Village Shoppio& center at BriatoJ Street and the San Dieeo Freeway. · The flrstolfice tower of Two Town Center will be completed early 1981 and aecood in the summer ol 1981. The mechanical and electrical eqiDeerinc con- sultants. James A. Knowles and Auociata, Los Angeles. in partnership with LeviDe-Seegel A&- Bristol Place. 'Alternative' For those who are tired ol wormnc abolll rem increases and spending mooey with no return. Bristol Place offers an affordable altanatift with many benefits, according to Larry RilP. director of condominium codveraion sales for Wa"llliqton Development. Prices or the Bristol Place adult coodominilam community begin at $55,990. "The tax and appreciation beDeftts of home ownership make the purcbaae ol an affordable coo- dominium conversion like Bristol Place a most at- tractiveoppC>rtunity for rent.en, .. Riasaaid. The common area and buildln1 ......_. are profesaiooall;y maintained tbrou&b tbe llomeOiWners Aaaociatioo for a monthly fee. Buyers may cboole from tbreealnlle-atory floor plans withlarse Uvina rooma, aepan&ediniQI areas ad beclnaoma Tbe one aad two-bedroom eGDdominlwna ieature a1r eondlt.ioning, cupetinc. ...-.. buUt·iD kitchen appliances, cultured marble paQma• and &lass-enclosed tub-showers, atR"Mlld ctoeet and atoragespaceandindividualparlti.ngforeacbmit. Model homes by Marilyn Bogen &reCJIM!Ddally from lOa.m. to6p.m.atBristolPlace. The adult coodominium commanity may be reached by taking the San Diego ..._..ay at the Bristol Street exit. Drive north on Bristol put South (:oast Plaza at Warner Avenue and left to Bristol Place in Santa Ana Seminar Slated For Realtors John Daly, nationall1 recoplzed real estate lee· turer. speaker and president ol FlnaDdal Research Institute in Tustin, has announced bla plan for a seminar to be held Wedneect.yin Buena Park. Joining Daly in preseatationoftbil procram will be Steve Melmet, real estate broker and attorney. This seminar is directed toward real estate pro- fessionals and investors. The all-day seminar, titled ''Usiq Lease Op. tioo.I and The Lease Option Sale," will be beld at tbe Buena Part Hotel in Buena Part. just olftbeS8DtaAna Freeway at 7575 Crescent A•enue. Tbe seminar will be beld from l :IO a .m. lllldl4:30p.m. It wlll featve dlscUllioal .. Federal Leaden: Leue Optkm and Leue Option Sales: At· tornen -When you need me and wbattbe)''rewortb; Default, ·Fire lmannee and Uability; MLY Tenant Problems-Bow to reeopize and elimlnatetbem BEFOU tbeJoccur; and £llmiDatlnlnepUYecalhflow. Allo to be~ will be IUbjecta pertalnlq to colledklnl, U.., tu eomidenliaal and ad•a. !:r=• repaln. clearinl a title, coUeetinc COID• iom and more. The Daly·llelmet Hmlaara are .. ID· dlvi~''IDtbelrapproedatolearala&-Botblec-~n mcoar ... partklPl!daD bJ ..._ .tt.dtn1 and feel um "tbe mon ,...._.we,_.....,, tbe llettertbe...,.n•r. •• . 8Gdl o.11 ad ........................... ... real .... far a number o1,...... ......., a wide ran1e o1..a ..a.te ........ ,,......_ ._ '8m M88"dbJtalel...-1lofmGltUlltlGawtilll nal--~--• ..-• ..u .. c........sD.a, ...... ., from New Bnllnd, U. llwd .. Cdfcn&a far. pan. :aec .. o1tbe:-... 11 I "IMw. MnedW'bnlll'T .. r1e1 •ted..Tore- WY• apMe all. ftl·ml. '1'111-tl ........... ; .............. ,... WA'IR wa.a. as dUlled _.. .. ...., ........ ...., ......... ..,... ... ..w ... elmdllW ..... &M4a1,U...recludllltbeclQUme PMk-r:! VO:-~ .nu lnclude t11ree maJor .........._.., retallahopl, 1 theateroomplex,aeverll ftaadal ._...utl•n Md a 2.400 car partial ltnle- tun. fte toftn ol Two Town Cent. wW aeeolD• medaaeUOOpeople. Tb• buildiDll aredeUped wt1b 10 ............ per floor .......... ol tbe tnkal four, thlla Clfferl.q 10 ueeutbe amc.. per floor. Eaeb OoorU.1.t.OOOa.q.aare feelolapeee. aama nm mPsm.u. Bat BaiJctinJ. ad W•un~al'a400roomSouthCout ua Hotel, ltr\lcturea already located lo the South Cout Town Center' lnclude the badquarten buildtnc ol Downey Savina•. tbe South Coast Repertory Tbeatfr. two free..staNHnc banb, three modoD pic- ture tbeau. and a seven-story b9M and olflce f acillty. It la also the slte for the future Orance Cowl· t,y lluaicCenter. Tiie Winners Frost Spence Trinen, headquartered in the Im· perial Bank Building in South Coast Plaza Town Center, are the leasing aaents for Two Town Center. Patricia Bauer (left> and Ginny Cieck dis· play the trophy won by the Newport Harbor· Costa Mesa Board of Realtors for its cam· paign on Private Property Week. The local board captured the state honors and will be California's entry in the national cont.est. Kite Hill Offers Extras The exclusive community of Kite Hill in Laeuna Niguel features dilltinctive homes fortbe discriminating home buyer. AU master suites have large muter baths appointed with the finest materials aTailable. Cultured onyx marble double vanities, c us tom crafted cabinetry with deco r .. tua hardware, soft luminous lighting and mirrored walls are a few of the highlights. Oval tubs of either cultured onyx marble or We and separate stall showers make bathing a pleasure. Spacious dressinl areas aci»mpany the master~tb. The bedroom suite has large walk-in closets and mirrored wardrobe doors. The Milan plan bas a sitting room adjacent to the sleeping area and the buyer has the option or adding a cozy fireplace. The homes are detailed throughout with ceramic tile or wood parquet entries. luxurious carpeting extending through most closets. Solid oak handrails, inviting sunken fireside con· venation areas and distinctive wet bars are included as weJJ. A varlet>: of eight floor plam with up to six bedrooms and three baths are offered and the 32 dif. ferent exteriors available in- dividualize each home. There is a choice of wood s hake or tiJe roof. textured or smooth stucco ex- teriors. All homes are built of gen- uine lath and plaster and the prices start just above $150,000. To see the community of Kite Hill. take the San Diego Freeway to La Paz Road and drive west to Aliso Partway. Turn right and follow the signs to Kite Hill. Models are ppen daily frorl' 1n a.m. to 7 p.m. For further in· formation call 495-2412. DAIL v PK.OT CJ J Smaller Home <\ Easier Care At the new ocean-view Villa Balboa con· domlnlum community in Newport Beach, a smaller bomepricedfromSUS,OOOolfeneaay-carellvincCPr active adult buyen . .. Plan Three,·· a one·bedroom deeip with lu~­ urtoua bath, has an abundance of closet and ator._t spaceandprivatevlewdeck. HIGHLIGHTING TRIS condominium 15 ';, spacious living room-dining area that invites casual entertaininC and la enhanced by angled walJs and comer windows. Adjacent ia a aourmet kitchen will\ open bar area. IUled with deluxe appliance. and featuring a pantry and ceramictUecountertope. · 1be 95.Ssquare-foot Plan 1bree la one o1 eilht in; novative condominium deslpa created for Villa Balboa by award·wtnnine architects Rlcbard101l Nagy.Martin of Newport Beach. Other plans range in size from 1.125 to 2,035 square feet and offer up to two bedrooms plus den and f amlly room with two full ~~-. Spacious walls and volume ceilings are focal points of the various homes and many offer fireplaces. AJI have an abundance of sliding glass doors leading to patioaordec:lu. AMONG THE VILLA Balboa amenities are skylights in most third-level baths. pullman.s of Corian marble and full-sized mirrors; convenienee- planned kitchens with deluxe built-in appliances and ceramic tile countertoP$: wall-to-wall carpeting. bronze.finish tinted windows and in-home laundry areas. The villas are presented in th.ree·story buHdin~s with elevator service, a main lobby call codt service and electronic door locks. There is a math gate key card entrance, card key garage with wrought-iron gate and assigned storage areas. Villa Balboa recreation includes a large swim· mlng pool. hot swirl spa and party area with outdoor fireplace and barbecue. The facilities and common areas are professionally maintained through th~ homeowners association. A SELF£TION OF the Newport Development Company homes is available an the recenUy in· troduced second phase. Previously sold without public announcement were 125ofthe condominiums. Five models by Saddleback Interiors are open daily.except. Wednesday from lOa.m . to5p.m . at220 Nice Lane. Valla Balboa may be reached by taking Pacific Coast Highway to Supertor Avenue in Newport Beach and up the hill to Nice Lane and the condominium communaty. ...... ~tt.1• Density 'Needed' Builtler Flayl Lack of ZOning Foreaighl LM ._,. ol a llMIUder aoUal '° • pis ·~ eomalMkle wtti. • ..... ·' ordabl• ltouha1 ,._ ... muimum deolUUel, o.IJ &o 1111 .. plMDerl cut ct.IJ. :l.· •• ,..,. eca.aan rootaa• and * men 1peee and coally am..t!Jel. The mwl•I• ..-uat be 1tro•1lr dtUveud thl the <'lll1en1 of Calltoroia can no ._.., llfford ~ luxuries and frilla." ft'ATINO THAT Callfornl.a'a popuJatioe wW lncreue 11 per· C9at by mo, Rlvhuua explained tlt•t the 1rowtb rate or bou1•holdl. the only reliable m•am lO llMUW'9 Kouab\1 nfledl, wUI bf....,.,>' lwtce the popula t&oft'• fJ'OWlh rate .• or 10,880,000 MW houMhokll In Ctallfornl• hy Ou• endalUtttdtt1de. · Olvttn lhla d.-mand plt'ture. 1t1tewide problem. "ll apoe.,... that no-fl'Owth en- vlron~la. while stymied ln maQy ol lbetr arowtb control eltorU, laave uncovered an eff ee· live new tool to atop develop· me~t throuahout Callfornla." a1VINHJ 8 SAID the "Coachetla Valley Fringe-toed Llaard" hu beea Identified as an e~anJered species in the Palm Sprt.nca desert area and there as 1n etfort lo declare 11,IOO oerea there as a critical habitat ol lhe li1ard. "Once the critical habitat is established. residential. com· merclal, and Industrial d~velop­ mMt Is effectively lltopped." REALEStATE Hh•lnl\lfl .,.Id "with a 1lron!l Uftlah" anly 130.000 140.000 oow unHa wlll hf' 11roctu rt1 d In ''allfut1\t• \t\ l!Mll "Thlt meoans •• wlll a,.-•ulcllnf( i.nolh«'r H,_l.4l00 W\ll" to lhfl 11IAtfl '11 hoiu. HI vlnlus added that the pro- t tor t Ion and preservation or "vt'rnul pools" brought ap- 11rovi.l.8 ror lhousands or units of r••"ldenllul development to a 11t1mclRlill for nt•urly a year In Sun Die.co EXECUTIVE GARDENS OFf1CE BUILDING FEATURES LIVE PLANTS IN COSTA MESA ALUIDINO TU A 1~111lVth of rnlck-nt• In nlne1 N,\41~•1' C1llfornl1 <'ounu""· ttlvlnl\1 .. uld thal whll«' tnolll of tht1 rHoondtnt.a prd"rml low •ktn-1 ty hvln,i. u-.y r"M'tlt1nl1...t ... , •• mor~ hlgh ~n•lly hau11lnet •~ n~cH1ary bc!uu ... nf lln1lt"'I land avallabl llty. population growth, ~ner(ly ron11t1rvalhlf1. and the M'H to butld •~ eox P"'•lve houslna. "'" 11h\wt• thl11 ''"""· ..... , .,.,,, u .. 1u\\k-lt lhel "'"'" houahtll o( ""''•'• 118)' "" "Ill n~I 400,000 """" '" ttw> 11.-~1 \'t'•H'. tollmin-.t "V•:RNAL POOl.S have bcf'n ldtintlfl<'<I In vlrtm1lly t'Very re t(IOfl or the• 11tuk. Th•c und ol hn l)C\rv11Mlvc cnvlrqnmentul IKK\H'" tu•v•• 11mmpted COIA to tH rnnuouftly t•hollcnJ(c the en New Offices Appealing h -.,ww '"'"" '"'' ''""'' r11r llH• 1'\IC'C""""'tlna fo"r ''"'"" ll1111t1,•rl-d l\JWc'IC•H und crltlcul f·lrst Impressions are impor-Group architects of Irvine, who ment in order to expand ~ hubllt•l problcrn11 In order to tanl in building a business. and attained the "open" atmosphere business. but rising overhead brln.i tht• l1Jt1Ul' b1t<'k Into perspec-the Executive Gardens office through the use of sloping ~lass costs unfortunately delay this Nollna that the atudy alt10 ahowed most '8pondent1 fttl that arowth should not be s~ or atosJped by aovemment and that they feel government tt· gulatiom ~ slgnificanUy to the coet al a house, Rivinius said: 11v1•, .. ht•('0tlUnut'd. building, now leasing at 2787 roofs. skylights and a 111ultrtucle decision for the owner." said a IV IN Ill M O ll TI. IN K 0 f(I vlnlu11 t'oncluded by un -Rrislol St. in Costa Mes a , offers of live indoor plants. Murray. ~c-vciul ('Ull\ lnlll•tlvn" •I«' tkrl'<'Orin~lht'l'ssenlJal needfor atssmallbusiness t.enantsawide Complete office space cu be I• additio n , Executive "'•"f'd tn lmpruvci th" 1tl.Dlc'8 i. t'OflC('fllraWd ~rfort at federaJ. range ol professional amenities leased on a mont .. to-month Gardens bas attracted interest houlln,c l'UIU11Hon Th'-1>' lnrludt' 11tote and IOC'nl levels to ensure for S265 month. basis and includes electricity, from large corporatioo.s and out.. cont~Una •n "unr·.,•lll'llt• nt•w" the production o( adequate hous· What appeals lo the small reception, telephone answering. or-town companies needing low· Public UUllUC'fl <.'umml"''°" d4' ing to m eet the needs o r business owner. accordmg to de-conference rooms. copying overltead office facilities in clslon Ip lht lint• tuet11nl\lon frt.'f'-California's citizens. vetoper Don Murray of M.C. facilities and kitchen. Typing Oraage O>unty ror their sales rootage caM' thnt <'ould udd an De velopment Corp., 1s Ex· and secretarial service are also represeatatives or regional "The message is evidently not getting across to the majroity of local elected officials thaf more land must be zoned for housing and densities must be max- imized. estimated $7~$10,000 J-l{•t dwell-Advertise 0 service you provide ecutive Gardens' office layout, availableoo site. managers. ing unit, and uplorlnfC new .-from babysitting to window featuring 54 individuall y "We developed the buildilu: Executive Gardens is locat.erl methods o< mf'eting capital out· rurnished modules which pro-with the smaller or independent on South Bristol Street, between lay problems ror sewage washing -in lhe classified vide privacy without inhibiting business owner in mind. Sooner Bater Street and the Newpor~ capacity. Service Directory of the oHice waJls. or lat.er it becomes necessary to Freeway overpass. Further in- Rivinius emphas ized that The 11.500-square-foot buidling move the office oul of tile laome formation is available at lbe site CBIA wiU sooo be·fi~g!h!U!n!g!a!ne!!w!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!w!a!s~d!e!s!ie!n!e!d~b!y~t!b!e!!Bo!!w!e!r!!!!an!d!!i!llto!!a!!p!1u!!eu!~i!ou.l!!!!eta!rirm!!!!.!!!o!r!b!y!callin~!· !1!557~!-l!lS!l!.!!!!!!!i .. How orten have we beard .. ,.Doubleheader Seminar Tiwsday Two major real estate seminars, presented as a unique "double beader" educatiooal opportunity, are scbeduled for the Airpol'ler Inn in Irvine Tues- day Better Homes RealtJ', M part al As educalioo program, is sJ>ODSOrinl this ma.JOI' real estate amlnar ••double beader"' and. tor tbe first time, baa opened their~ educ8boe program to tbe entire real estate ~mwuty on a no-fee basis. Denny Byers. dlredor al tbe IDstitute al Real Estate for Better Homes Realty, will conduct a seminar tilled •"Tbe Key to Master Prospecting" fr:om 2p.m. to5p.m Byers, who conducts some 200-215 senunars each JeW, is the former traming director for two · major Southern California francbJses. Re successfully manqed a real estate office with sales al over 100 homes per year and bas designed sales and management programs for m- dependeot realtors and real estate franchise corporations. Jack Lincoln, prominent Southern Calirornia attorney and real estate broker. will pre- sent a tbree·bour semmar on ''Law and Ethics" from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Three continuing education credits may be earned by at- teodi.ng Uncoln's seminar. Lineoln. currently the legal counsel for five Orange County realty boards, is • Department of Real FAtate instructor, a lifetime director al the California Association of Real Estate Teachers, and aetive in the California and Natiooal Auocia- tions of Realtors. He ia well known to the real estate community in both Oraqe and San Die10 counties. Advance resenatiom for tbe seminars may be placed with Byers at the Betbom Corporation's Southern California Reg\ooe) olftee, 2081 Business Cent.er Drive, Suite 180, Irvine, or bJ' phonin& 833-11121. Betbom is the parent organization for Bet- ter Homes Realty 7 <:ondorniniUJDS Be01ain for Sale <>a1J ..,.... e.llGelnlum Imes remain for Hie It tbe 8dllllt«fwtMI c:ommmitJ of \'Waae Coart la B ........ Buda. 8'llll bJ tbe 11.D. J ..... ~. tbe tbne bedroom. two ... ClllHaall blltla ........ atlnet· IDlbawt ''"*9ftoaPllftdlltetbeloeedcmwt rec.....wae• am M._ of tbeJM .. ..,..._ mm. ~ciation: iCe <Jrvine (f,llection ·-.... ,. : .~ Ponderosa Homes has cre- ated an nnagmatlve collection of homes buat tn the pictur· esque master planned crty of frvme. This magnificent dis- play combines innovative and unique architecture with the skillful builder's art to produce truly diSCnminatmg homes. . . . . . ~ · .. ; t : .. . . . . ..... ~ , . ~ ... -. , I • ! r 1- F ' .... I PARK PASE0-1 and 2 ~ory. 3 and 4 bechoom detached pa.a homes. (714) ~Z723 . From 1136,990: NewPl...t PARK PLACE-: and 2 stoN. 3 and 4 bedroom single family ho~es. (7141 838-7'l'XJ •From Sl51,990: flnalPhMe. WINDSTREAM-I and 2 ~ory. 3 Mid 4 bedroom c;ang~ fam~v ~lle<:ul!Ve homes. (714) 832 9660 • From s211.990: to 5223.990. > ""' . ·' • ,. • • f: , .. t .II ' ........ '1. .... -, : -, ., t' ' ...... :.. . : s.n Diego ex Santa Ana Fwy. to CuNe:r Dr .. ~ north to Irvine Blvd .• nght to Yale. left on Yale. Model complexes are on the left hand side of the slreet as you proceed nonh oa Yale. .,.._ 8'dve as of dSfe ef ~ !IUbiecil to ptlKll' 5ftle on or after .ieadtlne · of this eclmon. I •• .·. ( ,. ' ' > # .. < ; ' . ;, > • j • ' . , ! • ' , > ' ... I I I t ., , • .- l I • ,. I • ' ' •* • ~ • j S I I J • '~~-· ,. I : . ' I I , I f ..... ' REAL ESTATE · · 27 Homes to Be Sold A cluster o£ Z1 homes has been released for sale in the Aliso Hilla section of Laguna Hills, marking the final editions or two housing neighborhoods, Stratford Ridge and Southfield Series. Aliso Hills is under development by the Ehdi<:b Company in cooperation with Moreland Development Co. A total ot 148 Stratford Rtdge homes have already been purchased, and just two or the first 94 Southfield Series homes now nearing the completion of construction are sWl available for !'ale. TRIS FINAL UN1T includes four furnished Stratford Ridge model homes, four furnished Southfield Series models, and 19 homes that are now under construction, seven of which have already been sold "All 27 homes .,-e located within our model home environment, and many offer views of the surrounding bills and valleys," suggested H. Bill l Ehrlich. president of tbe Ehrlich Company. • 4'lbele are the cboice locations witbin our mutet-plan and we anticipate rapid sales. Since we fint opened., many vi.slton have expressed an interest in purchasing a model home, due in part to tbe dramatic interior design presentations. Tbeae three, four and five bedroom homes are spacious, and coatalD many arcbitectW'a1 lDDova· ti.a which have helped to place both Stratford Bidle and Southfield Series among the fastest sell-lnl new homes in Oraqe County.'' Ehrlich atated. •' FV'ft1U NEW HOME construction in Aliso { Bllla. WW provide floor plana and exterior treat· mmta different from Stratford Bidle or Southfield Serles, eo tbla linal 27-bome mdt ii tbe lut op- portuntty to purchase a new bome bearing Strat- font Ridge or Southfield Series styling. , • i ~ in tbe final pbaae ol comtruc:tion ranae Project Features Finance PrograDl An "pportunity to purchase a three or four· bedroom home while taking advantage or a nex.i· ble financing program is being offered at Villages of tbe Mission, in San Juan C8pi.9trano. "f1exible financing programs are common these days at commwillies with smaller, less lux· urious homes.'' said Bob Elliott, principal of Maurer Elliott Construction Co. "Our program is unusual in that it enables buyers of these spacious, prez1tigious homes to put less cash down. qualify r,•r a loan easier ~d keep monthly payments at more manageable levels." BUYERS OF THE FINAL homes in the first phase of Villages of tbe Mission will enjoy a ~ percent interest rate for the first two years oo a 30-year loan. For tbe remaining 28 years, the in· terest rate is 11 ~percent. t. In addition, buyers can put either 10 or 20 per cent down, and take advantage of a 10 per cent second trust deed at a U ·:Y. per cent interest rate ' with no payments due for three years. Three different three and four·bedroom floorplans are still available in the first phase at Villages of the Jifias1on. The homes offer up to ap- proximately ,3145 square feet and are priced from $195,980to$267 ,980. Standard deluxe appoi.Dtments include buUt·iD wet bars with custom oak cabinetry. dramatic vaulted ceilings, ceramic We or wood entry floor· ing. built-in AM /FM intercom systems with message center and dilltal clock, and up to three wood-burnillg fireplaces witb gas log lighten. . SOME PLANS OPPER bonua rooms, tn· glenook conversation areas, and unique garage worbbop areas. Kitcbenl are hlgbllgbted by General Eleetri.c built·in double oven cQmbinatlom with botb microwave -4 eelf-cJantn1 cmm, c.'OOlrtope with •rill and lftddle, trub ~ ud 12-cyc&e dlabwuben. Luary' aliaelltiel allo IDclUde a built-ill Nutw food etDter with blender and food proc111111r, eeramlc We COUldertolll, custom oak cabilletn. ean-care •b.ee& ::1!~· and cutomwoocl-framed lamlDGN • The NI• offke (181-t714) UICI decorated models ... ~ dailJ from 10 a.m. to.I p.m. To riait wi.. of tbe ......... tab .... Slata Alla l"rHWQ tD tbf: Orteaa fflCbw81 and proceed eut to tbe tft''"'""'''. in size from 2,112 to 3,317 square f~t. and are priced from $174,900 to $320,900. Conventional financing is available for qualified buyers. Oc· cupancy in the new section is expected to begin in February. or sooner in some of the previously completed models. · Stratford Ridge and Southfield Serles in Aliso Hills are located one mile west of the San Diego Freeway via the La Paz Road exit to 25131 Sandia Court. The model homes are open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 n.m . ALL HOMES OFFERED include luxury features such as shake roofs. double door entries with ceramic tile floors, vaulted living room ceil· ings, large master suites with spacious walk·in cl06ets, wet bars. formal dining rooms. breakfast nooks. wood burning· fireplaces, and a host of other amenities. 3 and 4 bedroom residences from S350,ooo to S455,ooo· Sales office and model homes open daily from 11 am to 5 pm Phone (714) 646-5092 « (714) 642-823 5 D~igrier ~Receives Awards Costa Mesa buildlD& d•lsner Jean,.Paul Jean haa received mljor 1980 awards for aeWJD of hil C\lTrent design projecta. In July, the American. Institute of Bulldin1 Designers (AlBD) held it.a Natiooal Convention in Portland, Ore. The AIBD awarded Jean and hla JPJ Corp. three Honorable Mentions. Plan 5, ••Rolling Greens" in Yorba IJn. da, won for Best Builders' Residential Model. Jean's design of a Santa Maria c r emat orium and gardens was noted in the "Specia l Features" category. A Corona del Mar home remodel netted an award in the remodeling.restoration category. Jean was reeently pre· sented with four Gold Nugget Merit Awards at the 1980 Pacific Coast Builders' Conference, in San Francisco. He won twice in the Best Detached Home - 1,501 to 1,800 square feet category: Pla n 1 of "Woodside Greens" in Ventura, and Plan 1 of "Rolling Greens," Yorba Linda. Both de· velopments were built b y The Wittenb erg Corporation. He also won ·a Merit Award for Best Detached Home -1,801 to 2,500 square feet: Uni- Cal Financial Corpora· lion's Plan 1 of "Sbenan· doah," La Palm~. TERRACED DINING ROOM AT SUNRISE IN AU'SO HILLS Aliso Starts Phase 5 The Bren Co. bas ann0tmced the opening of Phase 5 at its Sllllrise at Aliso Hills community in Laguna Hills. Construction will begin shortly o n the homes. with move-ins scheduled for early next year:· 'Prices start at $151,985, with (inane· ing available at 11 percent interest (11% annual pe rcentage rate>.- Selecled homes from previous phases a r e available for immediate oc- cupancy and are being offered with lO'n percent financmg ( 10718 annual percentage rate>. Some of the more popular features with buyers in earlier phases of the homes are wood·burnin~ fireplaces. formal dining rooms. vaulted cej]ings and sunken living and family rooms. Other inte rior features inc lude q uarry tile entryways, walk-in master wardrobes and cultured mar- ble vanity tops in baths. Kitchens have dishwashers. double ovens. ceramic t ile countertops. furniture-fini s h ed h a rd~oo d cabinetry. larg e pantr ies. . Full ion Island greenhouse windows and icemaker water lines. Microwave ovens are op tional in all plans. • Two-car garages provide direct interior access, and each home ha'> its own private enclosed patio. Buyers may choose from one and two.story designs with three to fiVl' bedrooms . Interior living space ranges from 1,660 to 2,590 square: feet. The sales center and furnished models are open daily from 10 a.m to 6 p.m. and may be reached from the southbound La Paz Road exit of the San Diego Freeway. Turn ri1(hl on Aliso Hills Drive to the sale.-. N•nl.Pr Ad-Sitter saves you time and money by toking messages from people responding to your Doily Pilot clOSS1fied ad. Coll 642-5678 for details. DAILY PILOT Drivina clliectioas: Framttdic CaMtffwJ .. mm up tbt bill• DoWlf Dr •• ad fallow Dl:Mr to WaecUff. Or. &an tbe Newport""' NewponBlvd., lefton 17th St .• Ollltinue on to Dover. Iii CID DoY'Cl' U> modeb • . ,.. ........... , .. < .. .. . ~ NEW '80 RABBIT ONLY •17A0927036 \ (NEW'80 SCIROCCO ONLY 51549 ' ""--* -· --= ..................... _ .... °'*""°""'"'..,_ . AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE .· FOR THE .·MERCEDES-BENZ OWNER Mercedes-Benz take~ pride in the wa y in which their cars are de- signed and built. The same measure of care and atten-· tion is applied to the service provided by your author- ized Mercedes-Benz dealer. Like any sophisticated work of engi neering. a "Mercedes-Benz requires careful servicing. It need s the perception and experie nce of au- thorized dealer personnel. people who have been trained by Mercedes- Benz. It needs the· specialized tools and equipment that an authorized Mercedes-Benz dealer has at its dis- .. posal. And. a highly I trained Mercedes-Benz service technician is nec- essary for expert diag- nosis. Our service tech'ni-I cian~ at Mission Viejo im- / ports are ready to give your Mercedes-Benz the care wort hy of a sound trans- portati on inves tment. ·1 he hig h resale value of a Mercedes-Bent is partl y due to 1 he way an whic h it is built. partly to the sen111blc care a nd se rvicing given by the owner. For an in-depth ~crvice analysis of your Mercedes- Bcn1 call Tate Casey or Keith Mal- comson, (7 14) 83 1-1740 or 495-1700. Mission Viejo Imports WMn " et11 16 _,/lr#rwl Ille• no ot,., otU In tit• world h 1"°""' N '*"kMI /Jj' 1tO oth• e. In tht world. 21'Mt Mm' ...... Pnny (1-5 at A"'Y). Miiiion Viejo, CA 92692 • I CLEARANCE SALE . HUGE SELECTIM OF 1,_ MADAs • STOCKI 1980 MAZDA ... GLC HATCHBACK 4 sS)eed trantmleaion & this one is fully factOtY equipped! (88e99). IStk. 5270). 1980 MAZDA 12000 PICKUP , 4 speed transmission. step bumper & foully tactory equipped. (06809~ (Stk. 3019). .. I I> ' . llEM mY: Sll$.OOO as all 1t takes to bnna 11 h appy family under my lovely roof. I'm neat and dea n . and ta stefull y deeoratt'd Please help me rind a family of my own. 17141 ~!Mi' GOOD TASTE GOOOTEIMS GOOO BUY Exrellent three bedroom rondo tucke d away for ,P r i v a c y i n Ji o r 1< e o u s community that has all the amenities. All terms ore orrcr ed on this one! 17141 545·9491 . 10.2% TAKEOVER LOAN Payable at ~ per month 11va1lable on this excellent 3 hedroom ranrh style home in Irvine Located in desm1bh.• Ca ltfornia Homes a r ea Pric.'ed to sell at only Sl25.900 17141 759-1501 SUN & SEA Stroll and splash in worm waters south of thr border O~L Y SSo.000. Play in the 5andy bt>arhes. b~sk in thr warm sun. or rent 1t out at top SS!: •173 t714l 646-7711 ltaEIBLE INVESTMENT Fantastic bar1aln 2 blocks from the beach.· These units a re in pe rfect condition. Located on fee simple land. F INANCING NO PROBLEM. S199.000. ~714) S&S-9491 SlmTON ClllllCIAL PIOPEITY This is one of the best locations Ill NewPort Beut·h. u s tone's thrqw from Lhe water Price includes bulldinJl and land. Act now before It 's too late. f714 I ~5·9491 ltl:OME IS THE OUTCOME Ba r gai n 4 ·plex with s uperlative terms available m terrific !oration . Never 11 varancv. H11!hlv desirable units. Nlrh with firr phH·t• These rental11 arc:' only 2 years old. Call ror netalls. 17 141 545·9491 LOOKING FOR A AXER? This is yours• A little elbow iz rease and some paint. and you've J!Ol a ~reat family home on a cul·de·sac street At this pnce and all terms. this 1s a deal: 1714 1 545·9491 $790,000 !!!!OCEANFRONT!!!! I magine slttin~ down and soaking up a panoramic. unobstrurted view ol the Blue Pacifir from your furnished 3 bedroom house with beac h frontalle or strolling down your private s tairs to the bearh ! Owner will arranj!C' s pecial. private noanclol! for you. Definitely a prestijle propert:f. C714l 759-1501 @ COSTA MESA , ... _ _,... 2790·HARBOR BLVD. C714) 545-9491 * * * * * * Heritage Col.lection HOUSE OM THE NU ..... sher'sMotic•: Large tri-level. featuring 4 Bdrms. 3 baths and separate family room. Huge secluded cul-de-sac lot. 3 car garage and close to Mesa Verde Country Club. $198,900. For an appointment to see, call 54().115L AU real estate advertised in this newspaper Is s ub· jed. to the Federal Fair Housing Ac t or 1968 which makes it illegal to advertise "'any p re- ference, limitation, or discrimination based on race. color, religion. sex. « national origin. or an intention to make a ny such preference. limits· Uon. or discri minaUoo." This newspaper will not knowtn1ty accept a ny advertising for r eal estate which ia in viola· lion oC the law. 2 MASTB llDIOOMS Three years new, 2 Bdrms, 21h baths. 2 fireplaces. All builtins , double garage with pool ahd jacuzzi . Offered at $9'l,500. Call 54()-1151. IASTSIDI 1-2 Two individual houses. highly upgraded. Each has separate garage and yard. Owner will carry a large 2nd TD. Asking $135,900. Call 54()-1151. I .m:=I ' BAI.BOA ISLAND 9MLMM&Yta. I~ I '6a+ ..... ..,_. ~ .............. *OCEANVIEW RETREAT• lmaiime 11ettinii away from tt a ll and -reloxinR ovC'rlookin~ th e oce11n from you r furnished & freshly painted cotla j?e. 21 'x24' dec k and l ar~t· lot with room t o enlarQe. Seller will carry a !st T 0 . Af Sl95.000 Definitely a Best Buy!! 17141 759-1501 **OWNER ANXIOUS•* for offer on this rort> find In WESTCLIFF HIG llLAND area~ Fantas tic home feoturin.J.? 3 bedrooms and 2 baths with a lor)!e country kitchen and covered p:illo for enterta minA ~our rriends:: 54.500 pnce redurtion': C7 141 759 1501 * * BACKCOUNTRY VIEW** from lhis spac1011~ 2 bdrm p lu " dC'n t n "nho me. Fc•at unn.J,? {'31 hedral l'e1 linJ?s. t astC'ful decorations. Wt't bar. J,!l•nerous US(' of !\IC'x1can P a vcrs a nd <·us tom oak <'ab1nt'l S. Add this t o as~umable finirncmii and you h o\e :in unb<•a ta bl e combination!: 1714 1 759.15{)1 **WOW•• BALBOA AXER UPPER!!!! Exre llent developm l'nt potential on this cottaJ?e ~1th C 2 :r.omng: Adtarent to new recreational area. Assume I 0 35"•; loan with S8271 mo. Anxious owner will rarrv a 2nd T.O.! ! '7141 759·1501 . "1 BLOCK TO OCEAN" from this 4 bedroom custom home i n pres t1 Jl 1ous MONARCH BAY. FeaturinR o,pac1ous rooms with lots of .:lass. Koi Pond & ~uard Aate. Price reduced S35.000 & s ubmit terms:: 17 14 1 759·1501 "EIGHT IS ENOUGH" Spacious 5 bedroom home for a larj!e family m dC's1rable ll A R BOR VI EW tlOM ES fl>at ures tasteful decorations. 3 bath and tiled entry & drive. llas a lar.1~e yard for t·hlldren. Lo<·ated on a Qu iet cul.de-sac w1 1h a view of BiJ! Canyon & n1te lites!•: 1714 l 759 1501 AFFORDABLE NOW- PROATABLE LATER!!! l 'nits with private park1nl! fat 1lit1es. Loea ted on quiet c· u I d c• • s a e Hr e C' t. Now :I\ a ll able! These 2 and 3 hc·droom umti.. only t~o ye<.trs old LN's ht' r reatl\r CJll for more 1nformat1on. 17 14 1 S-15 9-191 SPECTACULAR LIDO ISLAND Sheer luxurv in the formal ll\1nJ! a n<i t1rn1ni: area . I' H ' l'l 11.' n t f I r (' f'l I ,1 r (' <.t n d 1· a t h c• cl r a I 1· e 1 I 1 n .I! ' llarmon1ously blt>ndcd with 1h1• l'<ISU:llness of <'X l('ns1ve sun clerks and <'lirt'sscd by otean hreez<'. It dr fin1tely warr ants your inspection. :11117141646-1711 OVER 200,000 HOMES ~OLD! .. NEWPORT BEACH 2043 WESTCLIFF DRIVE C714) 646-7711 BEAUTIFUL BALBOA Yours at the incredible price or only s220.ooo. O lder. unusual home. Location and s ales t e rms are J!Old('n Qualities. Seller will conside r a ny t ype of r easonable f1n a nc1ng . Read y f o r 1mmcd1ate orcupanry. • 172 t7141646·TI 11 ATTENTION INVESTORS Now is the lime to tum those equity dollars into hi~h equity work1nl! SSS. and extensive tax s hC'lters. Whether you are a first time inves tor o r se;isoned. we can help you start or expand. Fo r frt'l' investment rounseliniz SC'ss1on JU~t call 1714 1 646·771 l REDUCm TO SELL n" nC'r must sa crifice h1;;; lovl'ly home. Absolutely move in C'ond1L1on. A model homt• would be' no competition. You must SC'<' to appreriate it~ mdt'srnbablv bt'aullful decor. T:ikt• O\W 1s't TD. 2nd TD and 1· r l' a t <' n 3 rd . 5e II e r t"' 1•xlr('ll"C'lv flexible'! "174 171 11 &16 7711 SEE &.OWN THE WORLD i\h'lolutelv th t' m o'l t inno\l.1!1\(' concept in owmnir rondomm1ums lhrou,l!hout the ~orld for o nl y SI0.900. Absolutelv maintenance:' and t roubl(• free. Oefm1telv the t n•nd of the verv near future You C'an even win a week for two. J ust call today. 11 175 <7141 646-7711 OCEANFRONT 3 IDRM, 2 IA TH SPYGLASS IN THI SKY The prestige of liv'ing in Spyglass Hills. Fantastic ocean view & city· li ghts. Breathe the clean air & relax in the jacuzzi while sipping a cool drink. This lovely 4 bedroom. 3 bath home has been upgraded throughout. Many e xtras. EV8YTHIMG YOU CAM ASK FOlt 30"SUP-YIEW Of IA Y Beautiful 2 bdrm, private suites plus den. private patio. deck. wet bar. dumbwaiter, central vacuum system. Many upgraded extras. Exclusive Harbor area. Will not last! UDO SI 00,000 Price reduction on this corner charmer with a bay view. This 3 bdrm remodeled home is a buyer's dream. A fabulous bargain with excellent financing. UYI THI .000 LJlll LIDO ISLI IA YW Large boat slip. Elaborate 4.500 sq.ft. bayfront home. 5 Bdrm suites with 8 baths. Elevator, security system, 21' runabout included for family fun. TIMI ~ Go all over the world. Start in Puerto Vallarta where the sun never sets. Only $5950. Call now for information. SPANISH ft.LA Spectacular Ylews, 7500 sq.ft. of gracious living. 5 Bdrms, 6~ baths. total privacy with automatic gates le security system, 3 bars, 3 spas, sauna, eoo1. extensive use of imparted tile, custom stained glaaa windows, solar system. Sl,500,000 ... '?!1:.. ... a .... ~ a '1 - .. Ct_;. C.. _.,fir •f 11 f jl f 61 ' 13on • ~ I ~' I ,\ >I • I ~ I ,'\ I ~ l Home on large R-2 buildable lot in Newport 's finest location. Asking $479.500. LIDO-OPEN HOUSE Large redecorated 4 Bdrm with huge sepa r at e master s uite upstair s. G-... ......._ imported tile & sinks. 2 fireplaces. new heating, new tile roofs . Yaca•t a•d rHdJ. Asking $495,000. Owner will help finance. See Sunday 1·5 PM. 124 Via Quito. IEACH HOME 3 Bdrm, den , plus dining room. 2·s tory. Newly redeconted & remodeled kitchen. Lush carpeting, etc. Close to the sand. $153,500 IAUOA TllPLEX Super rentals! 2 Bdrms, 2 Bdrms and 1 Bdrm, SS0,000 dowll. Owner will carry. Only asking $260,000. JACOBS REAL TY 675-6670 2919 Newport II.cl.. c .... JOit ~ ......................... .....-- JASMltE CREEK MODEL HOME Plan ll -2 Bdrm le den, designer decorated thruout. Outstanding backyard with pool and jacuui. An owner's delight. $.120,000. ()pm Sun 1-5 7 Mainsail Dr. c•·~._ ........... ......, ......... J l1CNllllR1, 71MJU 675-2311 DAILY PtlOT 673.7761 760-1397 l I TakeU~~e ~SlaE J~~~A~~tion I purchase at last Septembers : price. S399.900. 4 Bdrm. 31".:i ba. paint a nd new carpets thruout. EASTSIDE CP~TA MESA Lovely c1•1 N \) 4 Bdrm +' l :l(i Ba. K,~\)\;-o1d courtyard entry. S174 .. .i. FOR DOUBLE SERVICE In Real Estate. Call Gerry & Christa . • TWO ;, --.2.~!!S l j ST!!~~PAN~ l DEHYDRATED FOOOI HAVE ADVANTAGE OF LONG SHELF LIFE Rev. W•lleceHefllnJr. 8apYe•r'tSuppfy'Oood8enH' ~Doomsday Food Ready Preacher Sell.s 'End Time' Provisions 1UCHMOND Va. (AP) -The specters of war, civil strife. rulnous lnflatioo, crop failures aJ\d weather changes keep busi- ess hummi ng for the Rev. W,.llace Heflin Jr. ·s End Time ~.Inc. i "Store a year's supply of food under your bed," say the >F,WSpaper ads -Hetlin la past.or of Richmond's .Calvary Pentecostal Tabema- le. and through End Time 'Fooda Inc., be'U sell you that foOd for $713 ·to $884 on the ln- staJlment plan. J WHAT'S MORE, YOU really an store it under your bed lf you want to ••• against the day. The "End Time.'' that is. Heflin, 48, a genial, Scripture- uoting globetrotter, claims he's ot a prophet of doom -only a ealist who sees trouble ahead nd food becoming the world's t precious commodity. "'We are old -fashioned Pen- ecoslals who believe the coming the Lord is soon," he says. t'Tbe signs are everywhere· ran, Afghanistan, volcanic rupti<JftS, labor strikes, infla- . ~. riots in Miami. .. I F ALL THE thlngs happen hat we think will happen, food ill become more precious lhc.r. oJd or silver. Man has to eat." Twelve years ago, Heflin says, is mother. also a Pentecostal lnister, "was told by the " she should store food in he 'buildings of the church's EDITOR'S NOTE -The ada pro. claim: "You can protect your Jami· ly by lftoring a year's worth oJ Jood under your bed." The pitch ia to hedgeagain8tdoomsday,or contmu. ing mflatwn. It's a nounshing bwi· neu for the Rev. Wallace HeJlin Jr and .his End Tnne Foocu. campground near Ashland. Va. ··But we really didn't know anything about long-term food storage then," he says. It wasn't un'til 1976, he adds. that he discovered a company ln Texas that specialized in de- hydrate<Hoods. HEFl.JN VlSITED Texas and while in a hotel room there, he says, sought spir itual guidance. "I opened my Bible al random and there was Isaiah 58:7 say- ing, 'l s it not to deal thy bread to the hungry?' ··But this wasn't enough. I closed the book and asked again and again my finger fell on the same passage. "I knew the Lord had spoken to me." . Heflin returned to Virginfa and established End Time Foods Inc. as a distributor for the Tex· as firm. Ris church and his busi· ness are entirely separate. HEFLIN OPERATED for two years in Ashland. t hen moved to Richmond about 20 miles away. Since then, he says, business has steadily improved as more and more .>e<>Ple realize what's C a r ter-Re a lfan T i e . Friends Split Till After November NEW YORK CAP) -Judy Carter and Maureen Reagan are- friends, unit.ed intheirsupportofthe Equal Rights Amendment. But th.is year. President Carter 's daughter-in-law and the Republican presJdential nominee's daughter have made a pact: no contact until after the November election. MB8. CARTER DESCRIBED her friendship with Ronald Reagan's daughter in an interview with The Associated Press. They met at an ERA rally and came to Hke each other, Mrs. Carter said. They discovered they worked well together on the platform -two different women, each explaining why she supports the constitu· tional amendment to guarantee equal rights to women. • Judy Carter, a soft-spoken Southern woman with two small children, is married to the presi· dent's eldest son , Jack. Maureen Reagan, an in· dependent career woman, is divorced. .,,., But presidential elections being what they are, the two friends decided to wait until after the ~evember election to continue their friendahlp so aa to avoid any coo.fllcts. Ju ov EACH IS A STRONG ERA supporter, but that is where their plitical affinity ends. But even that is a touchy matter, since Reagan ~d the Republican plalformoppoeethe ERA. Each woman also feels straagty about her favorite candidate. Sources said Miss Rea1u tiu no likbls for President Carter, while Mn. Caaurbaadescribed Reaian'1candidacy u "outraaeous.' • ., "I do a lot of speakiq ,or the ERA," Mn. Carter aaid. "From my penooal point of view, I , am co&na to be doing this for the rest of my life U 1 Ronald Reaaan 1eta to be president.•• 8G&b Preeident Carter and tbe Demoeratlc platformaupport the ERA. Wkb bit direct Une to the Oval OJftce, Mn. C•rts NP abe Jobblu tlle prtlideDt without belltUC1. For lmtace, abe ha told the pre.ldeQt she tblab tlle next vacancy on the U.S. Supreme Coartlboaktbeftlled bJ a woman. Ria r.dkln? uRe alwm ..,. be would be "9i7pleuedto betbe ftnt prw14ent to appoint a woman. HeHYI that rt•v.,..." • TllB CAnsal UV& IN CALHOUN, Ga., Mrs. Carter's t bometown, wbereJacknmaasratneJevator. Bealdelher ltRA'.wort, '.lln. can. wrtt.. a moatbl1 Colwnn for a woman'• maiaalne. l'or I tbe mOltput, tbeJIUJ away from tbe Whlte HOU1e1lltter. 1 • .,,_.. are beteel' tJdap tban tbat to me," •be aa1d. "I am not ••11toputupwttll alltbe1....,.t11at1ot1_.tt. '' happening in the world and whal terrible things could happen ln the future. "During a civil riot. it takes only a couple of hours to loot a food store, And there is only a seven-day food supply in central distribution warehouses for supermarkets. "Only .six countries in the world, i ncluding the United States. now have enough food to export, and the day may be fast approachlng when few countries will have enough to feed their own citizens." he says. HEFLIN SAYS NORMAL canned foods probably have a shelf-life of little more than a year aft.er reaching the retail store. But unopened dehydrated foods. he says. have a shelf-life of 15 to 25 years. and even after they're opened are good for up to 18 months, if properly capped. End Time Foods offers three modules of a year 's supply of food that can be stored under a bed "wher e looters are not likely to look." Heflin says. Heflin estimates he'll sell 140 to 150 of the modules this year . About 35 Here sold last year , he says. f' EFLIN SA VS ''a cross- ~c(llon oi pecple" buy the foods -·'business people who know that food is a good investment, concerned persons who think t hey might be laid off. and others who think the trouble that's already her e is going to get worse ... Affluent people have bought large quantities, he says -"I've had people buy as much as $5.000 in one day." The economy module provides 1.000 calories a day for a year and includes such things as eggs, meat supplements, milk. fruits, vegetables and grains. It costs $71.3.50, or $13.72 a week . MOST OF ntE FOOD comes in one-gallon cans, which can hold the equivalent or 50 pounds of potatoes or a bushel of string beans. Heflin concedes most people would probably want lo buy a few fresh items to supplement their diets. "But you can survive on what we supply. And lt is just as de- licious and nutritional as any fresh foods you can buy." he says. Even without war or civil strife, Heflin say s, it makes good economic sense to store de- hydrated foods. "l don't see any end to lofla- tion, and the food you buy now for storage could cost twice as much a few years from now, if it is available," be says. BE SAYS ms customers in· elude people o( all religious faiths and economic levels. "They are just people who are concenied about the future and who have good business sense," be says. Pilot ·to G et Back Wages ST. LOUIS CAP> -McDonnell Douata Corp. muat pay tbree yean• beet wai• to a teat pilot wbo was arounded becauae ol age, a federal appealt court bu ruled. But PbUUP W. Roulhton waa not ordered rehaltated as tell pllot by the 8th U.S. Clrcult Court ot Appeals, however. Tbe court's decision accepted a lower court rullna t bat tat pUotl. are unable to perform 18f eb' 11t ... $$. ~ • PlJBLIC NOTICE CIUnese Plc;Tlt\OUI MIM••M pfC'nnout 941tt••• Pic:nnaua llUIMll .. NM*ITATaMaWT MAMSITAT.,_Ml' ....... nA~NT 1'1le ......._,.,_It ..... ~ TM ......... _,_, -..... T'-....._ ..,_. .,-. .... .... Ml """-Ml NliMMMt IAltTC»f tNOUITltlAL1, l~I (AMlltlOOE P"OPl::1:.~ te> NaWPO"T HOMI! LOAN l9llM ....._caw Mew. c.1-.... ttSI 00.. S.r-. S111W... TltUIT MO. '"; 1111) NEWPOltT _,. ~"· CtllloorN•.... HOMI LOAM TaOST MO. 161: tel ltuuen J lef10t1, tlOI leker lloll Oul"Ye A•M<letH. lflilt., e Nl!WPORT HOME LOAN HO. 'lt2; '"'"'·Col. .. loMw. C.aOIOffll•fJt» Cellfor11le t0t1N<.tll4HI, I ltt 00,.. 1411 NIWPOltT HOMe LOAN ..0. Mo>. Tiii\ _._. II t~'9d "°' Ml M-Strffl, S..lle no. Ne__.n a..<-11. Ce) Ml~T HOMI! t.OAN ..0, ..,, P easan/JJ D estitute P\18UC NOTlCE dlvkNel C.llfof'flle'llMO • CO NIEWPOltT HOMll! l..OAN NO.~: PEKING (AP) • In 11-'' J. &fr10fl fl\I• lluelMu i. cOIMM,.. a.,• e0<-«•> HIEWPOltT ..CWE LOAN NO. W': Tf\11 • ......_ wft llled wlttt IN CMWelloft. (1\1 NEWfllOttT NOMI! 1..0AN NC). 1.7, OC'le of the frankest ad· Coul'IY Cwr• of Of~ C-ty Ofl lloOOuPf'e 17 ~ ... Pt<Q.e, H-1 9N{f\, m lHIOOI yet about the Aueust u. t• p1Q1ft ::"~.!'~,'11<. c.eu~:~ Hom• Lun 111, •• state of agr iculture. Put111t11tc10r-eo..to.11y Pitot, Pftt...,. IW#-18"cll,CM1ton11em.o Chinese officials sald ...... 17•7•.Jl.s..t.7•1• J:lM4I Tf\IJ ,....,,_, w" llled wttlt tM Tl\lSIMlftetl lHOlldueteclOye<o•· l -CoufllY CMtlt Of Or•~ C-ty on -•tloll peasant.I ln many rura PVBUC NOTICE M1eU•1t1. ~ • .-eortttloM.P,..idoflt areU eanl Jess than the r ,__ "'-1 Home t.-Ille equivalent of $27 a year. l'ICTtTIOUS •USINHI "11t>llsNd CJrllnOf CMst O.O y PllOI. ~~. Vk• ... p,~· .,, AUO 1•, ll, s.tie. 1. u. t• UJt.tl .. ., ~ ·-The information was •~ ITAT• ... •111T Tiii• '""-' "'" 111ec1 w•1" ,,,. TIM l'Olfowiflt ~ ,, e1o1 ... llvll-NOTICE .... ~· reported ln the official ftffU\' PUBUC countv c1et1t of...,...,. Y Of\ art Commuru.st Party F . H. CREOEA. dbl COMPUTE A ...,.,.,.ut. ,._ -··-p y SYSTEMS CCBA·CHA·C.JRI. "1'2 f'ICTlnoullUM••U .--•• newspaper . People's P«llkeo..tH•9flW•Y.5ul'w1e .. c11.. NAMUTATU.WNT A~!~S:._..,..t~,:,0•0Y,!':~ Dally, ln a front-page C•ll•orn1 .. 010 The iot-no --•• OOln9 Ml· ue. · · · · · d F. M. C~r. t ... t GrffflVlew \""•••· I article. The report sai : L•M, M""tinQIOf\ &e«11. C•llfotnl• HUNTINGTON &EACH OENTAL PlJBUC NOTICE "It i.S noteworthy that .,.... ASSOCIAT ES. ,,.,, &•e<" 8tvcl., ----------::-:---there still are many c11!~~.~--· isconouci.cs by ... 111· 1~!!:· Munti"9tot1 9NO>, c.iNor• F1CTtnouuus1Nus I I Ch. ' NAMIE STATl!AllENT p aces n tna S COUD• F M. Cr~' Rober! L# Cunnl~m ODS Inc., '-1 cl04 bu I d h Thi• \Ull~menl wa• tllNI wllll lllt • C•llfor"'• c0<Po .. t1on, t~t Pon Tiie foltow..,.. --' ,.. • · t r y S I e W e re • • • C County Clet'll Of Ofa<IQC! COllntY Oft July M•ro•te Pl•ce, Hewpert 8e6cll. ""u t_S AN OS CA p E SY' STE NI S peol)l~,'S lives are very I 3!. l'80. flt•~ ~~~=IS conduo:Ud CIY. CO•·· OFVELOPMENT & MAl..,TENANCE, h,,rd. Publlslled 0.6~ Coe\I O•llv P11o1, I pout ton. I lll•I Celi. LA Prlm•v•••· o-Pe>inl. Mofe than 85 percent •uo 3. 10. 11. 1•. '"° 11.._. ~ L CUl"llnQNm c.111B0""• M j.1•1 C•lle L• . l Ch" • b" lli l 00$ Inc oyce unor' • 01 ma s I on peop e I Ro0er1 ..:. Cunnlnotwtm • Prlm•Wff•. °""" POlnl, C•lllOf'l'i• live in rural ar eas and PVBUC NOTICE o<Y.> ( '"'~ -s 1, '-* b• •n 11\- () . d j -----Thi• sU-' w ... lllecl Will\ Ille cllvidV•I. are rgantze n COm· f'ICTITIOUSIUSINll!SS !County Cle<k ot Or•nee County°" 80~•~ munes. They earn a col· NAMalTAT•Mu•T Auou~111.1•. n1, ~1 ••• "led w1tt1 111<t lective income for their T11e •otio.tno ~-is dolfl9 Dv\1-Ptaml cou .. 1• cie•• Oi Or•f'9e couMV fl" . MSS"' PuOll\IWCI ()rangp eo.st 0.tllv Pllol. "Ull'"' n. ,..,_ communal WOrk that tn· RUSTAN YAMAMA PARTS lo AC· I AUQ H 31 Se!K 1 14 1..0 3'7MO • f'l&Mt eludes cash and an aJlOt• CE SSORIES. 1112 Bol•• Avenve, . • . • 1 Put>ll\IW!d 0r'"9t Co." Dally PllOt. men l o r g ra i n, M1c1::~f:~0~':':::~~ uom ... i PUBLIC NOTICE t Aue.n.2•·31·~ 1 • 1• -~ vegetables and oil. Jact.on Street, Mlcl wu Clh. PUBLIC NOTICE They also earn an in-c~~~:~...:! •• conoucted by ... ,,,_ I FtCTITIOU5 aus1Nu5 NAME STATEMENT 1----COmd e ~dromli privated Jolts Olvld<l•IAobln J A.me.. l lll' tollowlno __, ,, cl04"9 bust.-l'ICTITJOUS IUSINUS 3'0 St e ne pro UC s Tl\ls ttetemenl ... , flied "'"" Ille "*''o~·ANGE COUNTY' CAA PEN: The .:~!a'~~::. ... bu\I• t b 8 l they Se 11 l n t County Clet'I< of 0••1199 County °" TAY. !Sil Al~....0. Pl., Cotte Mew. MSUS: markets. 4Augus11t.1•. CA'1•17 CUSTOM BUILT BY' OAll E Rule Set .,I "S'AemAMENTO (AP> . I\ drunken driver who accidentally kill s eomerone can be convict- ed only of manslaughter. -saot murder. a state ap- peals court has ruled. The decision by the 31"d District Court of Ap- peal came in the case or a, Redding man. Robert Lee Watson. charged with killing two while driving dr unk in January 1979. The court s a i d testimony at a pre- lhninary hearing in- dicated that Watson. driving about 70 mph in a Redding intersection where the speed limit was 35. str uck a car driven by Pe nn y Malll& killing her and her dngbter. Michelle. Watson's blood alcohol level was 23, the court said. State law pre- sume's a driver w as drurik with a level of .10. Pt41114 Mel,,ln Wiibur Fltt!'er. ISIS lEACl-4. J201 8nMO Sf,...I. N.-.pon ~1"'8cf Orenot Co.tst 0.llv Pllol, Alvenlde Pl . c:osi. Mew. CA '1?671 Bee<f\. Catlfornl• 92163 l AUC). t I. 2A. ll. S.PI. 1, t• 337.-0 Tltlt --IS cOftclucted CIV _, ,,,_ O•vld l'fclof<I V«ll, 3101 11.....0 I clCvlCSU.1. St<ut. ~t B~..:I\. C.tlllorn•• PUBUC NOTICE l llls ::::::::.:· ~':";'l~ed wllf\ 1,.., ~Is Ou\lflns "c:Oftdue1ed DY •n '"· I--Cou,.ly Cle•l of <><•"99 c°""'Y on dlvla...t. FICTITIOUS IUSINIESS A11911\t 21. 1•. DoMS Floyd LNCI\ NANll[ STATEMENT .. ,um '"" st.et•n•n WM fllec! wllf\ ""' T "" 1o11ow1no l>e''°"' ere dolnQ Pul>llst\ed o..-. CG;nt 0.lly Piiot i County Cle.11. OI 0••"9t Countv °" I busln<!S) ... AUi). 1• JI. 5"11. 1 •••• "'°-l4l-IO AUl)11SI lt. ltm). ~,CJ7~ A AAROllAlllC TYPfWRllER r - [Rf..,TAL. 11111 iw.tcll Slvd. Sull" PUBLIC NOTI CE I PubllslledOrenc;ie Coast OallvPllOI, 701. Huntington eocf\. C•lllorn•• AUi). 2•, JI, SePt. I. l4. ,.., 3420-t0 ,,.,, I Rot>ert G ~MY. mt 8r ..... ar O<IVI'. "4clntlnqton 0.<KI'. C•fllom•• ,,.,, MIC ..... C ~. 2SOO S.lt•, No 3.5 .. ntaAl\ll.C.lltomra•?tO• Tiii\ rw.1 ..... Is COflclucled Oy • loe,,.••' _,~p. R Ci Nf'drV Tiiis stat-1 ••• llled wlttl 11\e I County Clert. ot 0r""9t coun1v fl" July 31.1'90 ,.,•ms l Publl\l'recl OrM'91! Co&St Delly PllOt. AUl)Usl l. IO. 11. 7•. 1-.i J ,....., PUBLIC NOTICE f'ICTITIOUS IUSINEU NANIE STATEMENT I Thi' tollowll'q ~·..ins ••• <lolng bu1.1ntt'\.S. MUUCMIES PIZZA NO. S. 204 E IAclams ,. .... ,...... No C, "4unll1191on B".tell C.tlltom1a.,..., Tnom•• NI. Ell"· ••68 Pe•«~ Stre<-t. Muntlnoton Be.tel\. C•lllO<n•• .,...., Allen P C•ml>bf'll. 1911 Mu"'• lnQlon 'SI"'"'· t<un1 01191on Bt!•th. C.tllfor"'" 92""'8 Th" bln•l>e\\ is COl'ChKI~ bY 6 Of/M' •I f)M't""l"V>ll> lhomd\ M Elli\ Tllh \I"'~"' Wd\ 1•1"<1 wllh tn~ Covnlv Cler-Of Orar>qt Countv on July ll,I~ 1'14m1 PuOll\lled Or-(.oes.t O•llv PtlOi. AUQ l. 10 .. 17.1•. tWO 3111-90 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS eUSINEU Tiii' followlllQ DH-Is cl04"9 11\ttl- n~\\ ,., FICTITIOUS IUSINESS NAME STATIEMENT PUBUC NOTICE TM tot-•"9 penon •~ OOt"9 bu\t.-• --------M u .n · ~EA Ct.lf'F "4EATING ANO AIR CONOltlONI NG. t•U1 EdQewOOd t.•ne, "4unllnQIOft BeKI\, C•lrtonl•• .,_ JOHpt\ Tf\Ome' C•tnPO\. ,..,, E;dQewoocl Une. HUfl\I"""°" Be«.J\. C.lll0<n1•.,..,, TMs ~s Is c:OftclUCted by•" lft· dlvld"91. JcMClf> T. C-' Tiii\ st.lllemefll w•S. llled Witt> the Coul'ty C~tk of Orat1c;ie C°"l'l'r Oft A119US.t 12. t 910. FtUllJ Pul>ll\lltd Or .... CCM\I 0.tll'r Pltot, A119.11.14,Jl.Seot t.1..0 337...a PtJBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS &USINESS NAME STATE"41! .. l The fol._.nq ~ b -no tiv••· ,..u.n: LEVOIR. LIGHTING AN O ELEC· TRt C. 18301 Tltoma• Circle, Hunt. 1no1on &eKf\. c.i1-.,..., let1c• Pierre lello1t. lllO t Tllomu Clrcle, "4unt11191on 8Uch, C.Uf«fll<ln..7 ll\1~ bUsintu b <.~ CIY.., In dlvlOUel. l..llK'e P . Ullolr Tiiis st•l-t w.-tiled wlttl u.. Cou"IY Clerll. Of Oran.,e Counl'r on A....,st tt. 1'80. fl't'17M DubllS"ed Or~ C.o.nt D•llY Pilot AUii. ?4, Jt, 5eot I. I•, l'i90 3471-80 I NAME STATEMENT ------------1 MAUI & WNS. •31 0.1111•. CorOl'e Ori M<Jr. Calllorn1.t '1167\ flCTITIOUS I USINIESS FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT UNDERFED H~mIER tl'llP<Y Lew Yo•ov•m•. 0\ NAME STATl'.llolENT OM•li•. Coron.t Gel W •. C.lilOf'n•• Tiie IOl'-tno --"oo.,.. bu• .. '767\ ... ,. 41\: Tho" m.-,1,..\s Is concl\Klecl by •n In-MEACEOES BENZ SERI/ICE cl•vo<lu.tl CENT ER Ill 17111 Sll'ffl. J·•. CoU• -"'""'Y L"' vot.oY•"'" Mew . c.1ttom0.m11 lf\e lollow1,.. per.on• ore clolnq bu'•~\·\· WEST COAST FOAEION AUTO ELECT RIC.1148 N-r1 81vcl .. BldQ. "'"".Costa Nina. C:alllOf'ftl• •t•11 Ma•tln F e.rren. 1no S... C•IO~. Co.la-· C.hfOf'ftta 91'76 l hi\ 'lat-nl "'"' lllecl will\ '"" Maurin E L"VOt•. jj ASllOtOol<, LOS ANGELES (A P) (ounly Cl~•k Of Ora1199 County on Julv Irvine. Celllornoa '111• -L•boratory animals 3'· •"80 '"" ~· '' c-..cr.., 1tv ... 1"" .Al•n M. -cs. 1114 llelelgf\. Co.ta Mew, Celllornl.tm11 -. FtOnt cllwlduel. live longer, look better I Publl\hec! °'",_co.st oauy Puof. Mavricr t.•"'°'" Tll•S. t>usl""n Is COl'cklcle<I Cly • pne••• ,,.,_nlolf:>. --..1.. aVOid many prob· Auq. l . 10. 11.1•. 1-.i '°'4«1 Tllh SU.I-I "'"" fllfJ<I wltf\ fl-. - 1 covnly C'9rlr ot Or-Gourlly °" leap al old age when 1.------------AUl)u•112. 1..i. M. F. twrr.tt Tiii\ Jt-.-1 w.n l•'ed wltlt Ille County Cle•-of Of•fl9e Covnly Of' Auqusin.ttlO. •"'-'-•'-"-b I PUBLIC NOTICE Ft .. n UIW~ •UK'L'> are 5 arp Y Publl""" 0r""91! Cont 0.tll'r Pltol. "t411J! reetrk!ted. a UCLA re-• """ "· u . 11. s.p1 '· ,.., J:JIM.40 PllOl15NO or-eo.tt O.lly Piiot. Auo. 24.31, SePI '· 14, 1'!80 J44s.-IG searoher reports. 1•'ftds research tells us that the lifespan or a warm·blooded animal CP D be ext ended by manipulating the diet. by underfeed ing." Richard H . Weindruch o ( the UCLA Medical School said. He said mice with an average lifespan of 32 months live to be about 40 months old -25 per· cent longer -when the calories in their food are re<1µce<1 by some 40 per· cent from the time they're weaned. Judge Stays SAN DIEGO <AP> Federal judges, in ac- cordance with a citizens committee recommen- dations, have approved another eight-year term to Edward A. Infante as U.S. magistrate in San Diego. It was the first time that a new, six- member citizens panel set up by the federal bench screened a can- di d ate for tbe magistrate's job. FICTITIOUS &USINl!SS NAME STATEMENT lllfl IOllOWlnQ pet1oOll Is clOll'Q bus" I PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE MSSU ----------------r I A S S 0 C I A T E S FICTITIOUS eUSINl!SS FICTITIOUS llUSIHESS INT ERNATIONAL[ WO N•woort NANIE STATEMENT NAME STATEMEHT I C•nlrr Drlw-. No &70. N~"'l>O"" 6ea<h. Tiii' 1011ow1ng p.,rson~ '"" Oolnq Tf\e follo•lnq ""''°"' ere dolno C.il1tomla 91660 bu\•n•\s A\ j bu~M1.s .,.. MlllOI' L Fref'm~n. 160!! Baltl<MI I F I F TM ST I> EE T PLAZA 8Y' OWNER PROPERTIES. n \' Av•nu•. N•wPOrt 0..ocf\. C.llfOfn•• APARTMENTS. 20Sll C.lhet>um Cir· WAtM • """'""•Sult• 10. MUl'l•l'QtOI" I '21>1>2 ell', MuntlnQlon Buell. C6111orn1n I 8HCh co1111.,,..,.13 916"1 Tlli\buSl~\f$Conductedbyanin-'2... , J~an P•ul St Onq~. 1•11·1 dlvlclu•I. J•mH W -.. :r.>Sll ~11..oorn I Whll•s•ncls . MunlinQIOn 8eitch MlltOI' L. F•ff<Nln Clr<I•. MuntlngtOft 84!..:f\. C.lllorn•• C•lllO•nlA m.a Tiii\ St••-· WU '""" wltl\ I,,.,,,_ J&O NllCl>&~I Ellttak.,. Wettla<W 1 County Clerk of o...,. Coun1y on July M arg•r•t Al'n Nloore. 10S t 1 L lrvln<!. GtllforN• 911,. 31. t'ltlO. Celll$1rn c .. c-.. Muntlrtqlot> lle4Kll.,. Tl\h CIUSIM$S I\ condUtted Cly .. Ft421'llC4111fornt•~ 0-""'"I P11rtNlt\lll1> Publl&lled Or.,.. Co.SI 0.llY Pllol. Tllh bCl$t ... ss is Condl>Cled Oy • J p....,1 St o,,q. A.UC). 3. I0, 11, l•, l"90 ~1....-••I ~p. fl\I• sl~-.. as I/led wllll Ill<' J~ W ""°°'"• I Countv Clerk Of O<anqe (D<lnW Of' Julv PUBLIC NOTICE Tiiis st•tement ••• 111~ wltll '"" JI '"'° !County Cle'11 of Or..-oe Gounlv on July • · f'14tlV -----------ll. tteo. P110ll\/'ed or-ca.tsl Dally Pilot, NOTICE 01< oissol.uT10N · p·~u-~ 0r c~st 0•1t':~ I •uci. '· 1•. 13, :io. '"'° 32'1'1-"-0f' l'A.ltTNl[lts.111' vu .. ..., llf'9ll -'r O • NOTICE IS "4ERE8Y' Gii/EN tMI Auq l . 10. 11.1•. '* 31-..01------------P AC IF IC MUTUAi. t.IFE INSURANCE COMPANY ...., SMVTH PUBUC NOTI CE 8ROS . INC.. '-reto!O<e cl04"9 bus"-1-------------tr neu ul'der -tlnn ""'""' -stvw of LANTERN BAY' el 700 "'••Po•I l'ICTIT10USIUSIHUS c ... 1w 1>r1 .... City ol Newpo.1 EHCI\, MANIE STATEMENT COu<llY of o.-.. St.-"' C.llfornl•. TM fotiowtno person Is dOll>9 busl-dkl °" 11\e ltt cs.v of July. ,.., l>Y ,..,. u : muluel con~I. Oluotv• CM wld Ill PACIFI C NO!tTHWEST .,_r1MrVliP -ten'nlNte ttwlr rel• PV8LICATIOHS. UI JEW1$M~10"4T. llons~~!Mrelft. Ill ALPHA REPORT. <•I OOLOEN Seid buSIMSS In ,,. Mure Wiii lie TIMES, ISi SP ... NISH NEWS. IOI N. COllclUCled by Pe<lfk Mulu.tl life Susi\ Str .. t, S.1'1.t AN. C.lllorflle 1nw•enc.~.wt10wlll P6Y.tflel '2111 dlKlt.tree ... delltS -fleOllllMS oc JOflrl..Devid Dewlaft. StlOt Atnlter wld 11rm -rec.I,.. e11 monlM ... Y• untem, Oetwl Poln1, C.llfoml• .,..,. Ille lf\ereto. Tf\ls lllNMSs h cOfldUCIM by .., ,.,. Dated• 01INS1st dey of July, 1'90. cllvl<lu•I. Pac ilk MubMI 1.1te Jotw>-0.vld O•wwn ,,,_..-ce ~Y ll\ls slel-' wn tlled wlll\ ltle ly Je/IWI T. CNtlPle Couflty c...-of Or,... "°""'Yon Jiiiy GtBSON.OUNHloCRUTCHEtll 31. 1'90. li.ttetttl•: ...._, ......_ Pl4tuil A.ttlfM'tl PuOllstoed Or*'09 Cont Delly Pilot. P. 0 .... ,... A119.>, 10. I,, 1'. t• ?t»«I ~ee.dl.CAftMJ Pvl>llSNd Or-. C.0... Delly Pitel. AUIJ'ltt 23. ~ M7640 PlJBUC NOTICE .. ICTlnOUS IUllN•u NAMlllTATeMSNT TM fottowlno perto11• •re Clolfl9 bUtlnetl.tt: A. HfWPOltT HOME L.OA .. TltUST •NI; II. HEWPOltT HOME LOAN TIWST •I.,; C. Nl?WPOltT HOM• ~H •110; 0. HEWPOltT HOME ~N am; E. Hl!WPOflT HOME t.04H •t77; F. H•llW'OftT HOME l.()jl,H aU2: G, NEWPOflT HOME LOAN •174, ena H. HfWP0"1 HOMS LOAN • 11S, 17 COf'porete il"lete, New1l9f1 .. ec.11, G.ilfOmll .... New•ort HI Ille l.1111 I 8 C , ~ e.m. c.4"'°""9-.. Tiii• ~Is cOflOUdM "°' • <• ... ... ING. ~ I(.... ""'9ldlllt NaWflO'IT HOM• lt.OAN P\IBUC NOTICE • Wow You Qui Stll More ... with Daily Piiot PENNY PINCHER ADS Still only $2 3 lines for 2 days only $1 a day, 34c a line. Advertise one or more items valued up to $100 Each additional line is only 60c for the two days. Sorry, no commercial ads allowed. Charge Your Penny Pincher Ad or use your BankAmericard or Master Card avow.: .avew:.. More· value for your DIME in the famous Daily Pilot DIME-A-LINE ADS AdvertlH items up to $50 In value In Dlm•·A·Llne ad• every Saturday in the Delly Piiot. Bring your ad with cash to any of our three convenient ottlces or mall your copy with a check or money order for the correct amount. Sorry. no livestock, produce or plant• and no commercial ads are allowed. Each Item must b• priced with no Item over $50. Olme·A·Llne ads may be placed at the Costa Meaa ottlce until 3 p.m. Friday, until noon Friday at the Laguna Beach or Huntington Beach offices. THE BIGGEST GARAGE SALE ON THE ORANGE COAST IS IN THE DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIEDS r tl11111.... M11111hrS. .......... ~ He.el,_S. ..... AugUltM, 1tlO OAILVPILOT a.41 .............................................. ····················~·· ....................... ~ lrn1.. 1• 11•1111 IMI 1-111 1002 ••••ti 1002 ......_,_s. H1•",_s. ,..._.,_W. ....................... ....................... .. ............................................ ~;.;;;:;··········;00-2 ~·;.::;:;···· ...... i~ ii;:;:;;···· .... ~ CLASSIFIED -SAT I • 1-5 Biil SllllES .... :::::··· ......................... -................ , .. INDEX M~ ... MTS. OWl• MUIT \ ESJAT£ Spectacular newly Usted ' • .._ .._..,. .... l&L ll!!DUCED 110.000. New 4 Br $1~ 3 Bdrm. 2 bath home ,.... ·-..,.... home w/fam rm. spadom kitchen. • wtth famUy room. double •J2·5171 dramatic entr1 w/clrc ataircaae T-. Poot brick fireplace. up· .. . . w l erad ed baths a nd Detached 1ara1e w/sep. bonus rm. ou d you believe kitchen. Beautiful rear _,,.UU r.rteet for ln-lawa or teenagers. 411 private pool and yard.fruitueesandcov ... ..... . . ._ OW -BR G a«haded tennis courts. ed t' Cl d fi.;..; . !'.= L MODENA. N _,,ooo. IN on1¥ a walk to beach at er pa ao. ean an• ,._,_ ..... · " .... OFFERS! this price! Anxious ~2313$1lS,950. Call now . .. .. ••• • • ••• '9 ho ill be -. ... . . = owner. me IOOft w oPfN 111 O• ll SIVN 10111 N~f • • ..,_.._ : . 1 ,_ ll I JO S££ &J" ~ vacant. Take over low tn. 1 vatt., ~ WILL .r~ terest loan. Seller wlll.,liJ~l!'l!I ,.... .,~, !$ help fi nance. Plush , ~Jiijli)Jf llAUTlfUL J IOltM HOMIS-.. J••• :!:Tit" iw WAl...aNT DUPUX. Large 3 br & carpets. gorgeous open 1.4·;;;·~·~· ·~--~-~-~··~··~·~-Ll C,...., n.. ........ •er::-: ...... ti.. l'liiuel llllt h b al Doc ( beam ceilings, spacious ~ h .. .. to ~ -~ -vi.,. 11111' den home w1t 1 r rent . k or 2 rooms. unique e nter· ery pou • 11pga • -=rt:,::::~ I~ boats. Lavish use of wood & glass. tainers patio + much NEWPORT ..... View of Wit .-d ....._ S Jt,ooe. ~1>ut.pi.u.... •m .Huge patio. sundeck. MOTIVATED rrore. Almost too good to DUPLEX Msy A.I.....,. ......... 7'CMOl2 ..t c~~:t.. !5 SELLER! $429,500. betrue.Calltoday. 2 Units on ree land. 67MOOO. ::::= . ..,. l:: 645-0383 Across Crom park. Near IUl £STATE LIDO ISLI. New listing. 2 br & den. 3 beach. bay, & shopping.~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~ Att..,.,.,.,.... ,.... baths . Perfection in every detail. Priced at $205.000. Eves ._. • 1~ 1389.SOO. ·~-k"' liul 1142.2253 t::::, c~~ :: DOORSTOIE.ACH ~·.~~ {:l UOO ISi.i. Wide it'.,t w/spacious 4 2.2 Duplex. Own e r ~-L'""a... ... • 1• BR home. c.,.Q\-V. fam·kitchen ~~·!!!!•c-!!!!!!!!!!-~o..-~~!!!!!~ motivated . Open to ==,.. " ililO w/used bricL ~ .. 1425.000. = c r ealive financing. l.t.,., Mie......,.rt, • Possibly little or no cash. =:".:.•~·~~: LIDO ISLE. Lowes t Lido price. IEACH COTTAGE Will trade property · boat °"~•co P•oP Charming 2 BR w/dln rm. So. patio. SIO,,SOO · car · or ?? 5249.000 ~:l cw111~f'rot> Walk to beach from this EvesS48·1Y71S ....,;':~~~~c;'°''"' Lovely Strada. $292,000. beautifully decorated. 11ea1 EAuk ur~•ar unique home. One-<>C-associated 11tau ... i.u. "·••1" Z'Jl)lj COSTA MESA COMDO. Pride of kind. Best bu.y. beach IOfTALS ownership. 2 BR. 2 BA. nr. Or. Coast property. Try SlO.ooo :=ti':~":i..... ~ C II T t · t Red ed t down. Owner will carry ~-I'll, • .'.",!: ~.~,1-~ o ege. ree op vis a. uc o paper. Take advanLage. BRO KfR'> Rfl\L T ORS Jo; ~ &oltira t ~ + .I-ab l c;;;:,;;.~ [;,· ~ $96,000. 963-6767 VIEW? To-nbou"" t'u tn 3SOO To-n11w~._ l nl ~ Dut>lt'• .. turn ~J lll<J>I .. •• Uni • :1o.oi1 API• f\lrn nllll A.ot.' t:nfwrn .)Hi•I Apb rum or l nl :l'Alo1 Room> l~JI Room" ll"ord 11(11 HOl~b.Mnltl• 1100 Gun • llnn"'' 11~ Sumrrwr kl'nhl' 420J Vtf1tton tt~nt•'i. ~ Rtntah 10 N'IGtt>• -tYil Gatil&f'~ Jor Kt!nt t3.'° om •• R•nt•I o(IO 8w.1M\• ll•ntal 11.-.0 lndunn1I Hontal ,y ., i::t.~~ Wantfd :~: NLSc: Rtontal' ttWI> BUSINfSS, INYEST· MENT, FINANCE :::::= ~:.:.; ~ ln•n•-nt rippon ' '"'ll lnv~trnE-ftl "..inted ~~· "-1 to Loll n '10 MOinir'I 'A·.,nlf'd• ~ Mort&•~ .. Tn • :AW A~OUNCEMENTS, PERSONALS' LOST' FOUND llACH HOUSE. LAND VALUE! Small house w/guest qtrs .. nr. ocean & bay. dbl garage, $150.000. D A v r D s 0 N R E A L T l r N C. 3111> N"wpoil Bl~d rile 673-9060 OUTST "NDIM• 6 UHITS I blr to Oc._ ltT4. ,,.._ CclM loc....._ P•t patio, ..... al• tee XW ftm•~llllg INTBTAIMB'S DIUGH1' Ct.oke Tiew II' opertr .. tt.IMlr View .... CdM. Eadtt.g cw trwd 9*y. fee.. t.. t.cl S.. Lon 111 1 a.ct.. S-1-5. 250 I H.t.or va.w Dr. or cal 714/673-1~00. ~~ WM. E. opuo & co .. INC. \If<>~ :.~: 2,865 E. Coast Hwy. Ste. 207 ~~; r STA•L.19Ht:O t•07 Corona def Mar. CA. 92625 SERVICES Srr\1tt· Oir•""tnn EMPLOYMENT & IEACHHOME! PREPARATION Srhoo1 .. I"'' rvrt10" Joo\.\ ""'t·tl • H•I~ V. >lll<tl \1 t f MERCHANDISE Upgraded beach home- ~,:,~ Newport~ Walk to ocean ;1u11 or private beach' New carpets and fresh paint: OWNER W /FIMAMCE \\'hat an opporlun1l)' J::xt•t'llent f1nant•1nl( Spacious 4 Bdrm single level home with all the desirable features . Nice family ·neighborhood in Costa Mesa. P riced to sell at $123.900. Plt.>ase phone 751-3191 Anti'!~ Appherw:~~ Autllon ::u,: M1tt.•r-1att .. C.rJWra.s 6' [quapMt'tfl Qils Dae> fTtt to You P\lm~tMtf' G1<a,..bale --HcNsellokl Good. J".1" l..l\f"tOC'k M~b,,...,.) Mu.r~l•M'OU"' Mlt>ft'll•~, ~1i1nlt"d Mu~cal tn.strurm•nh ~ltt f urn • t.qwp "'-• Orlan> S..0.lfll! 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Hurr y. call 752·1700 nPft1 "' ) •"' ·~ .r, •. • H '· I C.SEL£CT l~llUI I PROPERTIES UMM> UAL ISTA'ft WB.COMIS JAC9UI OUA • TO THI ._,,..W,.'POl-ITl'T llA'CH OMCE J acque. a former Los Angeles 'school teacher and current resident of the Newport Beach area. chose a career in real estate because she enjoys finding investments for peo· pie. Her special preference for coastal properties brought her to LINGO -"The Coastal Connec· lion·· from Newport Beach to San Clemente. Jacque completed her graduate work at UCLA, spent time in the banking field and proceeded to make severa l personal real estate investments. Her "inside" experience will help you market or select that special property. A Lingo y~;. ':"" ~ R14'h••n 644.7020 In Newport Beach-Look To Lingo First! .... .... '::~~.~' S©\\~lA-~~~s· WllH ~ C\AT L POUAN ----- • Roorro"!l9 tho 6 °''°"'bl.cl -d• ti.low "' "'°k• 6 MmOI• WOid• Ptint lett.rt of --~ In '" 1,,.. ol IQuOrti PU KAM E I I' I I I Ol'IN Ill Q •fl S llJN 10111 N<'I ' [Wlli~fdll HORSE PROPERTY UDO ISLE o,. .. Sufi 1-5 133 Via WnJfl"S ROMANTIC 3 bd with beam ceiling hv1n~ & d1runl( rm Sunny. sky Lighted sun room opcm to lari:e walled patio & lawn. Prime easl end location. $430.000 w1lh large assumable loan. &~ SPYGLASS HILL 3 Br. 2 ba. profes!.1onally decor,;tted. Truly move m cond1tton with pool & spa. This home ha:-. the lowe:.t pnce on Spyglas:. ()pl:n Sun I S. 8 Monll·rl'Y Circle. $44!l,500 644-9990 Slop'' T;ikc lllnl' lo relax and !>hop a l home 1t ·i- s1mple with Dally Pilot Cla:.s1f1ed Ads And 1f you have somethm~ lo sell. ca ll :i fri e ndly Class1f1ed Ad· Viser at 642·5678 COSTA MESA 4 BR + Family Mesa Verde estate - huge tree sha ded lot overlooks q u1et park. Open and airy floor pla n. Giant hvmg room with bn ck fireplace. Seller \I.ants ras t sa le -will help finance Und e r Sll5.000 Call now' 645-0303 FORESTE OLSON •~l U• •• f'fJU~ OPEHHOUSE SAT/SUM 1-5 1127 MOtllA View, View, View! Ocean view from 3 decks m Laguna Bea<:h. one ~ear. new . c us tom amenities. lots of wood. 3 Bdrm 2•,, Ba. $229.900. Call Magg ie Appel. 752·1920 l QUAIL ,11._,~~~~- l()peft Til l :JO P .M.I MOTICE how Daily Pilot Class· 1f1ed ads display their message~ with leg1 b11ity and impact ? Our ads. we are proud to say, really get r es ult s Pho ne 642·5678. Country IMnq with maximum MCurity. Approx. 'h acre. The p«fed S ldnn faMlly home with chlldret1's wiftcJ. SH•.soo. Cal for gat. ct.er•.:. . OPEN 1·5 I 2 BURNING TREE ROAD ~I lit IV~\/\\~ A\S~1C1CllAJlf_S INC 600 NewpGrt Center Onve • 640·6500 ~EACH CUSTOM OMLY $3'9,000. Steps to beach. This charming ~ustom 2 story is near new. Stained g lass. Skylight entry . French doors. Big patio with fountain. 3 Bdrm, 3 bath. Don't miss this one!! -5 IDltM WITH VIEW. Walls of glass open to beautiful pool surrounded by lovely professional landscaping. Bac!<s to g r eenbe lt for total privacy. Large family room, formal dining room. huge private master suite, 2 fireplaces. tennis courts 1 block away. Quiet cut.de-sac street. Choice city lights view. Offered at $347.000. -VILLA COMDO OHL Y S 145,000- C ha rm i ng unit in Rancho San Joaquin. Assumable loan. Only 2 years new. Newly offered. -lllATHTAKING VIEW!!! Choice Corona del Mar location. Newly remodeled home with stained glass entry. 4 Bdrms. huge family room & formal dining. Only $36.5,000. -SPACIOUS CDM COMDO. Elegantly appointed. 3 Bdrm, 3 bath in great location. Close to s hopping. schools & Fashion Island. Formal dining room. family room with wet bar. Fee land. Offered at. $215.000. _.,.,E. IA.CK IA Y. 4 Bdrm + bonus-,· room. 3 baths. 2 fireplaces, new carpetin~. Lovely pool. Large lot on c ul·de·sac street. Large assumable loan. Newly offered at $195,000. -DRAMATIC 2 STOIY. Gorgeous condo with g u arded ga t es . Professionally decorated 3 bdrm. 3 baths. formal dining room and huge family room. Walk to pools and tennis courts. Home wrapped by patios. lighted spa. BBQ & fire ring.· Entertainer's delight. Offered at $325.000. _.L""5 llAUTY. ONLY $148,500. Choi~e end uni t overlooking, beautiful greenbelt. Best location in · The Bluffs. 3 bdrm. 2 baths. Won't last! 2744 E. COAST HWY. CORONA DEL MAR 759-1616 PA.RIC IM IEAI Contlt~ ............... 9NZ Cougar . .. •• •. .... . ma ~~. : .: .. :: .. :: ..... ·= latlfrlal. . . . . . . • . , .. . . WU ~ ............... ··*' I CAHUHH ~ I I 11 I I I GRADH I CORONA Del MAR PRIME PROPERTY Ac9111eent To Faehlon l.,.nd •11'ffftk . .. .. .. • . • . . . tN7 Mtf'tlltf .................... M\I ·--......... ~ ..... .,•VIU OldllllOOlle ....... , ••• .. .. ~ '""" .................... wn ~ .................. -....... ~ ,, ••.•. ,,MS 'l'llwlcMrblrcl.. • .. • .. .. .. 111711 v ...................... W71 ....... Ml I' I I I r I RAWTIE I ..._.1~1;...:' :.:..I.;..' ...:;l-=-1 .......... a~~rtt!:n~u~~J~1fi~! ~~...1-.....L~--JL.......1 walking under laddera or 1 --A----T-..... , croNlng the path of a H A I T l>IKk cat. With my ton, I ...... _.1..-....l'__._l'__,_I _IL-...1. think lt'a -a -. • 5i·.;·0 r r r r r r I' r r r· 1 •E;;-1 I I I I I IAI I I I I $ COMMERCIAL: SPACE AVAILABLE FOR RENT Preatlgloue Coa1t Hlghwey Frontage 600 SQUARE FEET 600 SQUARE FEET Great vlslbllltyt generous showe'ase Generous showcase windows, bl·level floorat w indows, pvt. oathroom & shower. flexlbledeslon,t>athroomfacilities. , additional washroom & basin. Closet & AvailMle lmmedlately storage area, abundant llghtlng. Avall•ble lmmecllately 700 SQUARE FEET 2 s howcase windows on Coast Hwy. frontage. 2 additional showcase wlnclows In arcade. Magnificent vlslbllltyll COMt Hwy. & beach sidewalk traffic. Bathroom facllltles. Avail. Nov. 1st,,,., S. SQUARE FEET Office spice. Quiet & serene wor~ atmosphere. Entr•nces on both Pacific Coast Hwy. & Femleaf St. Walk to beach & to Fashion Island. Great locellon, quick access to MacArthur & f,..eway. Av•ll. Nov. 1st, 1MO .t 2721 .. c.... ..... ., M () C~ll: c;oM Proper1Y Man .. ement US-0537 , ltEAL fSTATE EKCEl..LENCE SINCE 1'ff co.-wmt us... TO IAYCFJ '· An UMmbl11e ol el .. ant f~aturee tn this IYan Welll butlt four bedroom home. Formal dinll\I room. llbnry and family room. ThNe l\all bat.hi Great muter sulte. Sparklln1 pool ! ltJ4 ~y ~ ........................ tlft.000 wrnt US.... TO DOV9 SllOllS. Waterfront ! Larfle k. Four bedroomt;. Huie dtnin1 room. Den. You own the Ind. Submlt offer. Prlee Just reduced S.S0.000. I MOITH STAI LAMI .................... MOW 1941.000 OMI wnM US... TO 00¥9 SMOllS. Impressive three room. dining and family room home. ~et bar. Sunken onversatlon area 1n llvlng room. Fireplace. Pool. EFR~HJNG UPPER BAY VIEW 472 6ALAXY DllVI .............•.......•.•..•.•• $611,000 OMI WITH US-TO DOV8 SHOalS. Custom built for pre· sent owners. Spacious rour bedroom. dining and family room home. Unobstructable view of park and Upper Bay. I ltt ~XY HIVI •.••••••.••.•.•.•• : .•...•••.•• SH0.000 OMI WITH US ••. TO II• CAMYOM. The popular ~AUVTLLE overlooking golf course and mountains. Three arge bedrooms. dining. family rooms. Lovely pool and spa. O IUI VIL.LAIS •••••••••••••••••••.•...••..•••••• $591,000 OME WITH US-TO &JPP8t IA Y. California Spanish style home. Six bedrooms. family and dining rooms. Hardwood oors. approx. half acre. Near golf course. 62 •ICH STallT ...................••...•..... SJll.000 OMI WITH US ••• TO IA YCllST. Beautifully appointed rour droom home <a master builder's own home). Cathedral eilings. Matched paneling in family room and walk·in bar. pacious dining room. Large yard. landscaped and plumbed or a pool. Easy access for equipment. 1120 TOYOtf LANI • • • • • • • ... • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • 11.000 COMI WITH US... TO C~ HAVM Older but expandable two bedroom and family room home. Picture windows frame an ever changing view of.marine activity. Low main- t e na nce yard. Sparkling pool. 1710 ICl ... S IOAD .................. l9UCID TO $411,000 COME WITH US... TO TUITU IOCIC HHMtLAMDS. The popular STEWART mode l. Beautifully u pgraded . FIVE BEDROOMS. three baths. Sunken Jiving room. Artistic patio with fountain and reflection pool. Unobstructable view or mountains and night lights. 15 CLEAR Sf'llMG ................................ SJ .. \500 •COME WITH US... TO HAUOlt VIEW HIU.S. A very private F IVE bedroom home. The decks and sliding glass bring the outside in. Huge f amity room. Fireplace. I 034 SANDCASTll •••••••••.•••••••.•.•••...•...•• SJJ0,000 COME WITH US-TO HAUOll .... HLAMDS. A great family oriented four bedroom. two and one half bath home . Family room and dining area -a touch of New England. 190 I LEEW AID LAME ..•.....•••.•....••....... : ... $265,000 COME WITH US •.• TO HAllOI HIGHLANDS. Conveniently .. toca ted four be droom. two bath home. Hardwood floors. copper plumbing. two car garage. Large lot. , t 429 MAllMHS DRIVE •.............•.•. : .•.....•• S 165.000 l617 WESTCUFF DR., N.B. Colesworthy & Co. 2545 EASTBLUFF DR. NEWPORT BEACH. CA. 640.0020 BLUFFS BEST R. Plan with DOUILE master suites. Warm pegged & grooved flooring. tJew paint & drapes. Built-in wet bar. Courtyard entry. Excellent greenbelt. $210.500. w •• .,. .......... bftt Utflllgs at tM bftt pricnl . 631-7308 COLONIAL 2 STORY OCEAMVIEW $97,909 Walk to the bch from this quaint colonial s lyle townhome w'/big rormal living country kitchen. cocklall patio. & king size mstr suite. Best Yet Big Loan! No Qualifying. HURRY CALL! REAL TY WOILD 147°6100 COSTA MESA $95.000 Assume I.st. or $84 .900 al 10~2<"(. Payable Sll62 per mo. Call now. Owner 751·8182. i!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Buy or Option. a brand 3 IR•s--21/2 IA CAMUIC MOOIL B:v Akins Co. • $155.900 ere's a joy-full home featuring very rivate r ear garden patio. formal ining room. bright 'n airy kitchen nd family room. 9.9% 1st loan ~ssumable for SSOO fee on credit • ppvl. Open House Sunday. 8 illowg:reve. Woodbridge or call John ranath. Woodbridge Realty 551·3000. IALIOA ISLAND con• .. Twe I•*••• I .. •• rm ..... ~ .............. . Selljo • I I 1111 1111 ' f •11 . Offli:MlitUJt,llO. ....... 644-7020 NEWPOIT IEACH new 4bdrm. 3500 sq rt. Laguna Niguel view mansion. AIC. OMC & may buy your home 644.5598, FANT~TIC 2 yrs new. 3 Bdrm patio home. Clean as pin. As· sume $66,70011t 9~·.e~ mt Take advantage! Call 982·9311. ALLSTATE REALTORS GOLD AT $500 0%. Two year old jewelry store with modem fix· lures, new showcases. new safe, carpeted, fully alarmed. Leased area l.<ra> sq. ft. in small new center In g rowing Oraqe County. Inven· tory priced at S500 an ounce. 844-7020 5UIDtYISIOtt Prime hlch duert. P!ielan. Approvtd tto· U!Uve tl'a« IMP lot 11 2~ aft"e aota. Wawr and ~ at •ithl· Sla>,000. e.\'i..16·A ISLAND REALTY mm 1111 ldle tt~ "'2·5678 .......... I ............. ltl. ... ML PllCI 1"-DOWN Mid SAM'rA AMA COUMTIY CUii 2 Bedroom home on 63' wide lot. Room to add. No. thJs ed is not a mistake. Th only mistake you can make is not to call now. Be early-not sorry. JI t LI.LIAM f\ACI 0,.. W/S. I ·I •HAT VllW IM DOVll SHOllS PllST1 .. 0US aALAXY DllVI Beautifully designed home by rvan Welti;. Newly painted interior. Unus ual huge atrium entry with travertine Ooor. 3 Family bdrms plus lovely master bdrm suite. rormal . dining. family rm & beauuru pool. spa & patio with Back Bay & city lights view. Owner will carry 1st T.D. sub1 to buyer qual. $550.000. t UO •ALAXY DI. 0,.. W /S.. I 05 OUTST AMDIMG 5..utilT ILDG Large private home -like owner 's unit has 3 bdrms. fam rm .. 21h baths. formal dining rm & 2 frplcs. 4 Income producing units each w12· bdrms. 2 baths & fireplace. atriums & patios. This is a MUST-SEE for the prudent buyer. Reasonably priced at $450.000. AU. THIS FOi $17'.500 A green thumber's delight with well· manicured gardens front & rear. Made for entertaining. Large s2·x130• lot with complete privacy. Den. 2.. bedrooms with oversize closets and t baths. Workshop off garage. Spacious -light -bright. A happy home and all for $179.500 SPICT ACULAI VACA T10N HOME I 0 MIMUTIS TO LAICE AllOWHIAD /\ward-winning desi~n. World vi1 from two huge terraces. Western r cedar in & out. Artistic decor. , bedrooms. See now & enjoy it forever. Only $96.500. WESLIY M. TA YLOI CO •• IEALTOIS -· 2111 s-J~ ... loed MEWPOlt'T CIMTH, M.1. 644-4tlt You've Arrived at ... BIG CANYON . M•w •xdlllln Is..,_ FfMtt ~ hCMM • tt.. golf eoww. 5 ..._ wtHt, onr 6000 sq ft of IMmMM .,....._ .ct ns I g Yiews. -~ MaWfty. ly appol•t111Ht thru w,,., Cot•. Sl.750.000 CAPISTRANO BEACH Two C8llo. .._. ..... Ill old world tr..._ ..t µ.ttu•1tfp .... .,..._ for ,._ NII.._. °" ....., 1/J ecn site. OffetlNg •xe.,tlDMll oc.-...._ .ct Ir•... e_,.. •t.ws. rrtc.j .. SIH,000 mid $ .. S.000 NlpSCH•et,. o,..--.wa 5-doy IM.2'4JI .. •••• Dr. LAGUNA BEACH Th aeawt h -........ """' ...... of ne1plnll ...., offers ... • •• .. fill9 ...... Y•'I fllMI • J IM*n• ch•,..,. wl.. 9•11t ....,...,.. SllHI' priYGCJ ,.... .hllt steps Ollt JOW door tott..~Sl.J ..... , CORONA DEL MAR H loc..._ h ... •rt•t tllla h lttl It's • appo tultr to oww yow ""' ...... Miu ..._. to ln/w ""'· ••-•h ht 10. S22t,SOO · GARDDI GROVE C.st .. b•llt Ito•• wt .. ,ool. J I •droo••· 11/J both. plull l••u o'' 0,.. ..._. SIMmy 1.1. I 0131 McM1c•1.e St • .,_,, Aplt. TUmEROCI ....., .......... ..., IMlt .. ............... 4 ... 21/J .... lru•nr llw. AIM .. It 111 ...... ....... ,.,.....,,...,.. ..... llffYWY ..... •••emN ,... ... fer. ..., •se I I I ,. ftl& ,.., .. .,,. ............................ 1110,,a.. Hd excell•.. .. ...... OfhwMl&tSltl.000. · Open house Sun, Aug 24th 1-4 19441 Sierra Raton 2075 S•n Joequln Hiiie Ad. AcroH from BIO CANYON Newport •••ch &4o-sm ' •Hilton Creek. approx 1S mi. So. of Mammoth Lakes •Equestrian zoned-completely fenced •7 Bedrooms. 3 Baths •Stream and pond-<leepwater well •3400+ sq.ft. on one acre plus •Owner will consider 2nd at 10% •All electric-separate 2 car garage. FOR SALE IY OWNER $247,500 CALL (7141 935-4409 ClassiJied Ads 642-56781 Want Ads Call 642·5678 RCTaylorCo 640-9900 llG CANYON GOLF COURSE VIEW "Versailles•· model at end of cul-de· sac. Dramatic entry. two story liv- ing room and formal dining room. Fabulous master suite plus 3 other bedrooms with their own baths. Guarded gate comm. OWMB WIU. ASSIST tM AMAMCIMG. $675.000 a t $675.000. CALL US FOR APPOINTMENT TO SEE. BLUFFS CONDO FH LAND . 3 ·bedroom. 21h bath immaculate "Q" Plan features sunken con · ver sation a rea with fireplace. Spacious living room . formal dinin~ room and a billiard room. Beautiful greenbelt location close to com- munity pool. Owner will consider AITD. $247 .500. . . 525 CANCHA OPEN HOUS E SUN 2·5 HARBOR VIEW HOMES PHASE Ill Immaculate 4 bedroom "Montego" with ocean view. many extras ala rm system . tinted windows automatic sprinkler s. sott water community pool -tennis. $335.000 MCLAIN BIG CANYON Lowest priced 2 bedroom. "Green· briar .. CONDO. la rge sitting-area in master s uite. Sunny patio next to sparkling fountain. community pool. spa and tennis. $184 .000. PRICE REDUCTION Deluxe condo in Newport Beach with assumable loan. 2 bedroom + den. 21 :! baths. vaulted ceiling in living room with brick fireplace. Highly upgraded kitchen. Now ask· inf! $169.500. RCTaylorCo 640-9900 ON THE GREENBELT HAllOI VllW HOMES -Lovely upgraded 4 Bdrm Montego model near community pool. On fee land. ltlO Pt. c..y, Ml 0,.S. S.. l·S LARGE FAMILY HOME PHFICT FOtt CHILDHN -5 Bdrm. 3 baths. larj.?e fully equipped kitchen and nice family room Assumable loan $124.500. · 197 "9oy, CM 0ptft S-I ·4 PICTURE PERFECT W.OODlllDGE ESTATES -Decora tor 3 Bdrm townhouse -spa('ious yard and patio. separate double garage. See this award wmnmg model ~ 92 W. Y• Loop, I" Opsft S-. 1·5 BALBOA ISLAND DUPLEX STEPS TO SOUTH IAY -We ll maintained units -front has 2 Bdrms. built-in kitchen. firepia('e and peek-a -boo water view Newer rear un it has 3 Bdrms + guest. 110 com. (fltl iR *inwayt S-1·4 . DEERAElD PLAN 2 LIGHT & AIRY -APPEALING DECOR - 3 Bdrms . famil v r oom . near community park. pools and tennis. The home you've wait~ for. Best price in the area -$152.500. WEST NEWPORT DUPLEX CLOSE TO OCEAM AMD SAMD Roomv and vers<1ti le 2 stories. lnterc.hangeablt• s 11e units 3 and 2 Bdrm~ Bu1lttn!'. newly <'arpt·tcd. neat and ready. $279.000 fee BALBOA PENINSULA POINT UNUSUAL AICHITECTUltE with j.?a bles a nd dormer windows. 4 Bdrms. 3 baths. formal dining room and den - -new kitchen. Excitingly different! S335.000 ASK US obCNrt 0ttr hOtM worra.ty Pf'OCJ'"CR ..e.ich co•~ buy.n & Mhn. ~--642-5200----... Pete Barrett ~alW ~gister LUSH A TIJUM VIEW Surround yourself in luxury in this lovely _2 .bedroom ho~e. which features a beautiful atrium as its centerpiece. L1vmg room. kitchen and master bedroom. all enjoy a relaxing view. And you'll enjoy the s pacious rooms. , with cathedral ceilings. modern kitchen. fireplace. Large yard. Offered for $121.900 ... call today! 540-1720 .,,.. 5 MIUS TO THI OCEAM You 're close enough to the beach t o enjoy the cool breezes. a nd far enough away to avoid the traffic. Super family home. with 3 bedrooms. Ht'GE fa_mi· ly room. spacious kitchen. brick fireplace . Lovely large lo~. perfect for kids . pets. And super low price. only $110.000! Call for your appointment. 540-1720 MAICI US AM 0"8! . We'll consider all reasonable offers on this lovely l-5tory. 3 bedroom home m prest1g1ous Mesa Verde area. Lots or prid~ or ownership here .. with new carpets. drapes. dishwasher. Near-new paint. roof. Modern kitchen. In move-in condition ... hurry and see today! $112.000. 540-1720 JI. IAMCHR OM 2/1 ACIE Enjoy country style living in this spacious and elegant 4 bedroom home. Located in prime area between Costa Mesa and Newport. zoned r~r ho~es. with plenty of room for pool. tennis courts. 2.200 sq. rt. <approx) with at~ium entry. gourmet kitchen. family room. fireplace. Must see to appreciate. $235.000. Call for details. 540-1720 TOP HAT 'M' TAILS You don't have to wear your black tie, but you'll still have plenty of class liY· ing in this prestige home in Huntington Beach. Its got it all -4 bedrooms, gourmet kitchen w/pantry. island stove, step down living room, family room with fireplace. Much more. too! Call and see! $174,900. 540-1720 YOU'ft S.-. rT AU Now see this luxurious 3 bedroom home ln planned community. Beautifully designed, with TWO atrtums. ceramic tile entry. modem kitchen with built· Ins cathedral ceilings. Tasteful earthtone decor throuJrhoutl shows like a model! Great location on quiet cul de s•c street I Belt scboola Only $132.000 Don't delay. call today! 540-1720 540-1720 2951 S. HAllOI ILYD .. COSTA MISA CANAlFIOtfT IEAITY ""91ra...y41U•11s I $P "'\,_. ..................... _ .. -.. •1111111 I t ' s -lilt 9111111r ... . '-91 ................... ... ' ... -..... 114'.000. ,_ •• .rw1llllh 611-14" EASTll.UFF IUSTIC Ull:H .._.~C.-•c .. •---._ ...... c .......... J ..... . .......... , .... d ~ ,._. .. . Mc.,_.. Sl7',SOO. 6lt-1400 HAIBOR VIEW CORtO-VU Inc ... ~ .. CorMf' wA pri+sy. S.. to ...,,..mte. SJI0.000. '7Mt00 BIG CANYON-DUMATIC VU bcaptllJINll 2-stcwy VW11•11 _.. c-. do•lt I : llw. llltry c..+r•d wltlt .,.1111o:g.,.. """c .... & .,..,. 4 bad, pl.a dH & for111al di• rM. Onttoob tM Falrw_, of Ilg c_., .. C09try C.... Owwar w• auht w1t1t tt..clftg. $69',000. 631-1400 BETWEEN BAY & OCEAN CORNER •'9-lk 2-story, 4 Md. foal ,., latarlor gnellh Hit with brick. A ts " g; llw shpt to bay & oc••· lt~acl to $315.000. 631-1400 HARBOR RIDGE-YU & SPA c...._." c...._ ~ ..ery ....... atrl••· a•d ••li•lt•d d•corator _, ........ Dywty ...... 2 .,... 2 Iba wlM calar ... ..._ .. ,....-.... ._ i119 "" ..ct CCMl+anoffCMI pit. S.... wt .... AJ.T.D. $315,000. 631 ·1400 *LEASE/OPTION WATER CONDO Secwfty bldg w/'°°' & VllW. Pm• 2 ....._ z ba. boat 11p .... w• to oc .... $360.000. 631·1400 OCEANFRONT TRIPI.EX PLUS O..of .............. ...... .... ,, : •• "· ......-ce.r"' .... ........ :1 ••• ,. ...... ._,... ............ a. ...... vu.,--• ~wlllt .................. ...... & ....... dK--'"-c.-fer .... te,c+l•w tttl1 HCltlet pr•p1rty. '" fer c.,. ..... Of' f ...... wot to IMly to9a ... r . s2.200.ooo. 611-1400 COM DUPLEx W/YU Otta.of a Iliad pt •rtr o+artaaWR:g tM ,... wfth A VIEW OF IAY. OCIAM & MCJ1tt lghtt Ill Corw .. Mw • ..,_... " ... 4 bad "--..... ,,..... ..... Werlor ........ wttt. brick & 9'H•• t • Cha Ii g; 2 bad .................... ,,. puty with charl1111a! S4tl,OOO. 673-6900 ' CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX Across..._~ ..... 1111,.11 g;o 3 & t lt*'lll ...... SOllltl of hwy. Wal .... 1.-act ...... SZ65.000 JASMINE CREEi CORNER l.nJ bed ywd. MW ... w. Z .. + .._ 2 frplc1. THals & pool. SZl7 ,500. 631-1400. ......... .-or ..... BAYFROHT BEAUTIFUL-VIEW Swea:"' .... g; .... pool -....... VllW -............ hcoralw _,.,..., fer .... dlr.crlllll••.... H• ecwtne ,..,..., 2 llH. 2 ba. c..., wlllt ..... ., .... 0..of ... few•ttt. WATa .. ttn price! SZl9.500 PICTUmQUE 2-STORY HOME Prot.•11., dfcM .. ad • I 1 .. 1 Ill So _, ............. llictlll1d ..... l ................................ --......... & VllW • ..., ....... ,_ ... ~ .............. Views .,_ ..,... Ill*•••• A ,.. hid ..._. for Ille t-, te.at ••ulut 1 .. ,,...,. IJ • e 1d .. Sill,OOI. IUUTIRl IDIEAT~EW Ca ;tlllt;u 1fh~wtltw .... ... = ......... , ......... ,. ~ 11 "M ••&•+• ,..,.. fw h- ... .... ..... p •1.2....,. 3 .... + ........... ' ...... .., .... :,-:: u :It I Owillr' .. Wp • • n .. 147t ..... OPIM TOOA T 1-1 UMIVUI .. ll'NlASS ..U.-Fantastic view, subtle showpiece. 3 bdrm. warm interior. lucsh ldscpe. SS2'7.000. See Vergillno Hull at 21 Cambria. UNIQUI IN MIWPOIT ... lfTS-3 Bdrm ranch s tyle . C()\lntry kitchen . pool, gr-eat financing. S269.500. See J oAnne Perkins at 538 Redlands. UNt(il!UI tN TUnlBC>a-Tasteful 3 Bdrm. Mexican Pavers. plantation shutters. neutral carpet. $160.000 fee. See Loraine Shaw at 18582 Paseo Pizarro. UNl9UE IN OLD COltOMA DB. MAI- Shingled duplex. 2 l bdrm -1 ba un· its, both Im mac .. cute. See Blffy Rocene at 601 Iris. bring $229,000. UNIQUE IN OLD COltOMA D1L MAI- New duplex . view. secluded. 3 and 2 bdrms. $485.000. See Marilyn Hodges at 2600 Bayside. UNl9UI IN PENINSULA POINT- Charming 4 Bdrm. steps from ocean. sundeck. great financing. ~.000. See Bob Hodges at 2029 Miramar. UNtQUI tH OLD HAltlOlt V11W HIU.S- 4 Bdrm. den. ·sep wing living. view and pool. $495.000. See Rosemary Far· rar at 2W11 Ebbtide. UNIQUE IN OLD COltOMA DB. MAI-2 bdrm. 21h ba. cozy loft. with patios. decks. etc. S337 .000. See Sara Marvin at 502 Arcacia. UNIQUI IN lltVIME THltAC.-4 bdrm. pool and putting greens. fruit trees. "country" decor. $365.000 fee. See Al- lan Heller at 1915 Chubasco. UNICiJUI .. OLD coaOMA -MAil-Charming duplex. 2 + den. 2 + den. brick fireplace. So. of hwy. $254,000. See Dottie Johnson at 7fl1 Acacia. UNHiMll IN HAllOI VllW HIU.S- Views. 3 bdrm. pool. spa. fee land. $399.000. See Bert Reedy at 1507 Seacrest Dr. UNIQUE IM MfWPOttT HACK-2 bdrm. f am rm townhome. end unit. adorable at $115.900'. See Rita Rola Boland at 19 Sand Dollar. UNl9U1 IN OLD COIOMA DB. MAI-2 bdrm plus income unit. Newer COD· struct.ion . older charm. S335.000. See Barbara Hutchings at 608 Marguerite. UN19UI IN SANTA ANA-3 bdrm, re· modeled. clean and expanded. $93.500. See at 1234 Clara. UNICjMIE IN IAYCllST-4 bdrm. single story, spacious. just refurbished, ll"h- loan. $275,000. See Marian Reedy at 2306 Francisco UNl9UE IN HAltlOlt VIEW HILLS -5 bdrm. lrg yard. like new cond .. $359.000. See Bonnie Barrington cowner/agtl at 1506 Keel. UNl(il!UI .. THI VBSAILllS-2 bdrm. 2 ba. penthouse view. security, etc. $189.000. See at #38 Scholz Plaza. UMl9"1 N THE ILUffS-3 bdrm townhome. beams. deck and assume hi-bal loan. $159.900. See Nancy Laux at 2323 Eastbluff. U~l()UI: tif)Ml:S REALTORS. 675-6000 2443 Eeet c-•• Hlghwey, Coron• del Mar WE HAVE 4 1 Of THE BEST LISTINGS IN TOWN YOU MT MOii .. OM THI STOii mu wm TllY1E Ill •E'side Costa Mesa, 3 br, 2 be ... $129,900. . •Newport Sb.rs, 3 br, 2 ba ... '189,800. Peninsula Beach, blk to ocean ... , $155,000. -•Catalina Island. 2 br, penthouse ..• $300,000. open Hou1n Sat 12 To 5 11 &anma. Court, Newport Creet ... 1111,soo. a blr, 2~ ba condo, retreat olmltrbr. 1173 Rbadel, Mesa Verde .•• SUl,IOO. Eue. 4 br home with pool. ·"' • -\ I 2000 West Balboa Bl..S. !le"JlGd Bwh ~im ...... MU. .......... ,.,... model home~ Bdrm. spacious ..,.,... dinlftl, famlly room, ftnest view location. Pool. Jacuui. 1645.000. Open today. 5 Bode1a Bay Dr. TUnl.mOCll Just listed, turtlerock Glen towuhome. Model home condition. Great view. Th.is one won't last. ()pen today . 4 Canyon Ridge . Xlnt financing. $235,t.-OO. 833·2209. SPY.USS ..U. 19UCID '65.000 Finest Southport model. maid s quarters. Many cus tom features . pool. jacuzzi. breathtaking view. $'199.900. Open today, 55 Goleta Point Dr. 644-8578 HAlloa VllW ta.LS Customized Monaco Phase 3. highly upgraded. view. $259.000. IAYROH'T 3br. 3 ba. very lrg lot. sandy bch. rm for 45ft boat. Lowest priced waterfront home $435K w/U40K 11.4 int. Bob & Dov1e Koop. VILLA SO OF R.Oll&fCE IT ALY 5br. 7ba + maids winf:('. 12ar. pri lake +wooded area. all ha nd crafted. Gorgeous. Sell .at $550K. Seller w/carry 1st / TD. Bob & Dovie Koop .. I NIWPOltT + UMITS 3BR, 2BA. fr. Owner unit + 3·2br. 2ba. Vr shrp. S340K w /S190K assum at llOk Inc $21.300 yr. Bob & Dovie Koop . LIASI W /OPTIOM TO IUY .Sl0.000 op dn $170K. S96K 1st i assum at 13%, 5br. 3ba. fr. ctr. newly decor. Bob & Dovie. ~r .... IAINB'S DltlAM M.I. AU new design, open kit. din. fr. liv rm. Fab ktt w/isl bar. 3br. 2ba. Ivan Wells home. Bob or Dovie. $285,000. Motivated. UDO IAYROMT I LEASl#7D f 2br, 2 ba, fab ocean & bay view. Remodeled n ew. Sec pking. Pool. poss boat dk. · $1500/ mo. Bob or Dovie Koop. TU$11N FOOTHIU 4br •. 3ba + sep guest qt r s \VI kit. Lrg pool & spa. super wet bar. lrg fam rm. Just $159,000. Bob or Dovie. 211 PATIO HOME Clean. prof decor. pool + "tennis in Irvine. Only $118,900. Patrick Tenore. NIWPOltT PLAZA!! Prime retail space. 1300 rt. $1170/mo. 1000 N Bristol, N.B. Cail Patrick Tenore. SAMf A AHA VA-otel On)y $79,900 for this sharp 3br in ~.A. Call Patrick Tenore. TUSTIN POOL & SPAii Like new. lg 4 br, prof decor. custom pool. $139,000. Call Patrick Tenore. MIWPOltT llACH S25K dn. Assume pymts ol $324 mo for lg 5 br home. Call Patrick Tenore . rllPIC·T Great Mesa Verde location, great floor plan, great neighborhood. great price. 4 ~ br, fam rm, Buccola home at a perfect price ol $214,900. Call Jackie Handleman . .cit• MODIL NOMI Choice Huntington Seacliff area -near the beach & golf course. Ideal for YOWll family. 3 bdrm + f am rm & ideally priced at $169,500. Jackie Randleman. ..................................... lM&IJa......_C........_ ,,,.,JU l....,.1Mlffl M..._ lrohr w.eol 1SLJ8!! JOI APOUMA OP1N SAT & SUM 1.S OC~MT Larle 6'iu.x~ BALBOA Duplex. 4 Bdrm, 2 1"1 baths up. 3 bdrm. 2 balhs down. Ftreplace eaah un it. Compl. redecorated & upgraded. Shows like bran d new Onl y $66S,OOO. JUSTUSTED Hard to fine W. BAY AVE. Charming 3 bdrm + family rm residence Private mas ter s u1ll• w t retr eat & sundeck Secluded lush patio ~ 2 br rental unit! S37!i.OOO ~ One of a kind. old world design & quality of this new a uthentic French Normandy home . 4 Bdrm. 3 bath cust om h o m e with fine s t c raftsmans h ip & a menities. Now· available. $585.000. Call for app't. IAYROMT We have seve ral fine homes • with pier & slip. / lotboo lay Prop. Raattors •675-7060• a TOltO HOISi cOUMT'IY I 4 Bdrm .. 3 baths ; ranch styl~ mini-estate In orange groves. S240.00()\ REDUCED .BILL GRUNDY; REALTOR . $4000 Neat and clean. up graded 3 BR. 2ba. huge fa mily rm. Nr Colleg<- Park. Costa Me~J Ap prox 1882 s f WAS S I I 2 . 0 O IJ UNDERPRIC !'.:U JI SlOB.000. Realtor642 223; 341 Buy"dt·Oro"•· NB bl~ 6161 ... FROM $158, 950 SINGLE THE BEACH LUXURY ~ NEAR FAMIL V ~ IN COSTA HOME:S .Ji' MESA • PURE GOLD J Bdrm lower. :J Bdrm upper duplex. Outc;tand mR Balboa Island '"' l':-.l ment and s ummer homt· $4!19.500 S/W CORNER FAIR OR. &. FAIRVIEW RD. BALBOA I S L,\~D Ri::ALTY 673·8700 •ASSUME ME• t bdrm. 2 bath horn•· New patnl tn and out Va rant. Gre11t assuma bll' SH9 .900 Hu rn C ..i 11 96.1-7~ Bkr . OCEANFRONT Pn \ate !>lcp:. lo ont• ol 1.aguna·s m o>-l P• ,. >-l1g1ous bear he,., Thi-.. homt· w a:-. JU '>l r1· rn>delt:d ms1dt & out 11 offer,, d rantasta· l!l<l degn"C ocean \ 1cw from both upstairs & uu"" n Three la r ge uut:-.1dl' 11ai1<>1> plus all a me111lll·:,, expe<.ted. It also orfer.. c1 w n l' r f 1 n a n t· 1 n i: . S?-19.000 Ca II nn"" I 11r further details or ;.toµ h) this Sal Sun bet" t•t•n 1·6PM Thu. charm ing homt• 1s localed at l:J77 Gavaota 714/ 641-1319 LIDO ISLE-. CLASSIC BEAUTY Newly remock-t"' l bedrooftl Giid deft. ) .,.... hoRll Oii OM of Newport's .. ost pr.sti9iotu islaftds. le_,IM bNcJI hw of hiCjhHt ...., coat1 wctiOll md iMeritw ~Wood .ct .... floontl:nout,shlltt._s,~ waftpapen. Mtlfr'd colon. MClllY extra1. Gr•at ho .. e for ewt .. imsclng wfftt large patio off liltctln. Good fl11011ch19 available. Sl75,000 644-7020 NEWPORT BEACH THE FISHING RL TRS 497·1666 Look to Uull)O .... UDO IAYRONT-A trad1tional 4 Bdrm. custom home w/separate di ninfi!. used brick patio & a glorious bay in front. Assume JUMIO loan at 10<'/r interest. $1.250.000. l'IER AHO SUI' -F or 50' + boat. dra matic new custom bit 5 Bdrm. 41.h ba home. $1.250.000. TURnaOCIC HIGHL.AMDS-Upgraded. highly sought after Edinborough plan. $315.000 lltVIHE ESTATE -The most unique lot on t he market. Almost 1 acre w/panora mic view & 2 story, 4 Bdrm home . $399.900. COUNTRY CHAIM -In the Bluffs. Cozy 4 Bdrm on a quiet gr eenbelt. Ma sterbdrm down. Sl65.000. Open daily. 2212 Vista Huerta. NESTI.ID tN THE PINES -Lowest priced Monaco ·on a corner lot. in H. V. Homes. $210.000 fee. CUSTOM LOTS -Two 1 ac r e + lots w/architectural plans for 3800+ sq.ft. home. Rolling hills & horse area . $173.000 each. SEAVIEW -4 Bdrm. Port Royal. Ser ene color scheme. air cond .. pool-sized lot.. guarded gate comm .• w/tennis, pool & spa. $419.000 SPYGLASS PRIME VIEW -The ba~-. cit~ lite:,. Catalina. ~ Bdrm. 21 ~ Ila home. corner lot + pool. OWC lsl TD w 29 ', .down. stHU.000 SPY.USS llDGI -6 Bdrm Burlingame model on huge pvt ocean \'icw lot w a pool. A sensational value at $569.000 fee. JA~ CUB -Superior greenbelt location. potential for picture window, ocean view. 3 Bdrm highly upgraded w/alr cond .• & great terms. $349,900. OWNB WILL FIMANCI AT I 1% -Jasmine Creek. greenbelt location. Potential for picture window. Ocean view. 3 Bdrm. highly upgraded with air cond. $.149,900 . -. I IHIDDM 1111 lhillf..mar., a.nt•1 M . NMl1I ll.Z2,IOO s.t./b IZ·S 21 ..... Dr .. Cotta ... -... SmdeyJ~ 219 LIWan Pia~. ec.t. M-.. '""4tl0 •.ooo SM/Bun 1-s 3 Rana. Irvine '158.500 Sal/&m l ·S m3'neonderol1. MonU~.C.M. 648-4m ... 800 IUD 1--5 3J Hlpjand V.nr, TUttle Rock, Irv Id.am '115,000 s.t/8'1n 1·5 JOO Cailwnbla (Nwpt Cnlt > N. 8 . ea-c1u 11n.100 Sat/&m 1~ 2141 No. f'oPl•r. Sant. Ana 640 9800 •.oeo . Sun 1-s 207 Columbia, Nwpt Crest. NB 673-1300 s1•.soo Sat1Sun t-s 29 Coventry, Newport Beach 752-1414 ..... 000 Sun ·~ 9291 UtchfieJd, Huntingtoo Sch 964-4134 ll0.900 Sun l ·5 102 Schol% PH 38, Versailles. NB 675-$>00 Sl88.000 Sun. 1-5 568 Seaward. Corona del Mar 67~ S31S.OOO Sun. 1 .. 5 230 Prospect CNwpt Shrs > NB 752-1100 Sl.27.250 Sun. 1·5 608 Huntington St., Huntington Bch 963-6161 $106,500 Sun. 2-5 709 Acacia Ave., Corona del Mar 673-4400 $198,000 Sun 1·5 Z • .... PAM 1M _.DIM 333 Viejo, Laguna Beach 497-3287 $39'1,500 SaUSun 1-5 1937 Maple. Costa Mesa 645-6343 $87 .900 Sat/SUn 10.5 7 Main SaiJ Dr., Jasmine Creek. CdM 673-23111759--0363 $320,000 18 Shoal Dr. +Jasmine Creek> CdM 552-2000 $284,500 Sun. 1·4 3361 Tempe Dr., Hunt. Harbour. HB 673-73)() $225,000 Sun 1-5 2502 Crestview CBayshores) NB 642-1517 $287,000 Sun. 1-5 502 Acacia COid CdM) CdM 675-«>00 ~.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 476 Prospect CNwptShrs) N.B. 645-<ml $130.000 Sat/Sun 1-4 115 Vi a Orvieto, Lido Is le, N.B. 631-7~ S299.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2721 5th Ave .. Corona del Mar 631 -7~ $220,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 • 1710 Kings Rd .. C'tiff Haven. NB 631 ·7~ $414,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1118 Nottingham Rd. CWestclilf) NB 642-1920 $238,000 Sat/Sun 10-5 3 ... OOM * • 10131 Mc Mtichael St .. Garden Grove '640-5777 Sunday 1-5 U2T Noria. Laguna Beach ~52-1920 $229,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 .e27XabagoPI. CMesa Verde)C.M. 549-1451 $145.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 610 Begonia. Corona deJ Mar 963-9(8) OpenSat&Sun 18582 Paseo Pizarro. Trtlrk. Irv. 675-fJOOO $160.000-fee Sat/Sun 1·5 409 Columbus Cr. CCorona Hghlnds) CdM 759-9100 $289,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 1812 Dover, Newport Beach ~4-7020 $189,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 11 Encore Court CNwpt Crest) NB ~s-0295 4189.ooo sat1sun 1-s ~5 Denver (Heritage Park) Irv. 559-7201 $137 ,500 Sun l ·5 •538 Redlands CNwpt Hgts) NB 675-6000 '$269.500 Sun. 1-5 2323 Eastbluff ~Bluffs) NB 675-6000 $159,900 Sun. 1-5 6 Rue Valbonne <Big Canyon) NB 493-1116 Sun 1-5 423 Begonia. Corona de l Mar 675-3317 Sun 1·5 203 Calle Felicidad, San Clemente 492-2100 $172,500 •2283 Waterman. Costa Mesa 631-7600 $197,500-fee Sun 1·5 220 Larkspur, Corona del Mar 644-~ ~.000-Fee Sun 1-5 714 CaUe Casita, San Clemente 496-7901 $13.5,000 Sun. 1-5 2718 Shell, Corona del Mar 646-7171 $379,000 Sun. 2·6 •3206Colorado <Mesa Verde) CM 645-03>3 $134,900 -Sun. 1-4 20652 Goshawk, Huntington Bch 963-6161 $107 ,900 Sun. 12-3 17391 Forbes Ln .• Huntington Bcb 963-6161 Sl.20,000 Sun.1-5 2094 National. Costa Mesa 646-3758 $115.000 Sun.12-4 424 Mendoza Terrace. Npt Beach 631-1400 S479 500 Sat/SUD 1·5 25836 Dana.Blufis, Dana Point 631·1400 $245,000 Sunday 1·5 370 23rd St., Newport Beach 631-1400 $175,000 Stm 1·5 2045 Port Weybridge CHVHms > NB ' 675-Mll $210,000 Sat/SUn 1-5 • • • 135 llarbor Island Rd., NB · 642-5200 '895.000 lsehold, Sat/SUn l ·S 375 East23rd St., Newport Beach 979-5370 1184,900 ~1-5 616 Via UdoSoud, Lido Isle, NB 673-7300 ... 000 Sat/Stm 1·5 17 Y OJ"ktown, Nol1hwood, Irvine 640-9800 '1•.aocv Sal/&m 1·5 2437 Port Wldtby. Newport Beach 840-9800 -.ooo Sat/&m l·S 52S Cana., 'aaffa, NewPGrt Bch ~.-,500 S.2-5 302 Ca~ (Brittany Woodl) C.M. ..... J1S1 ,500 Sun 12-f *1111 Prwlloo, .. Newport Bdl DIRECTORY .......... •w...., _... ,.. ........... ,.. .. .._, llc:alta+ Al ............ hle4......., - • 1 ~Iii ........... ., ........ t ........ I. tM9(1 DAil\' N.OT WAMT AH.,..,_ .................. ,.. .......................................... ...._"' .. ...... ~ ...... 978 Mltamar, Lattuna Beach 2802 Circle. Newport. Beach 644·7211 12M.OOO Sat/Sun 1·5 67MSSO ~.000 Sat/Sun 2-6 > .... ,.... ........ 4620 Cortland Dr .CCa me o Hahlnds)CdM 760-lOO. $397.000.fl'ee Sat/Sun 1-5 l640Jrvine CBaycrestl N.B. 631-3071 Sl99.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2237 Avalon <College Park> C.M. 642-2237 Sl08.000 Sunday 1-5 15 Monterey Circle. CdM 644-2188 $400.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1837 Commodore Rd., Newj>ort Bch 63 l-J.266 S28S.OOO Sun 12·S • 1507 Seacrest < HVHls) CdM 675-«)00 1399.000 Sun. l ·5 . • 18781 Port.of'ino CTrtlrk Hll1s > Irv 955-3387 S309.000 Sunday 1-5 2229 Wallace. Costa Mesa 540-1720 $174.900 Sun. 1·5 3107 Madeira Ave. CMesa Verde> CM 751 -3191 $133.950 Sun. 1·5 2501 Harbor View Dr. C HVH) CdM 673-1600 $595.000 Sun. 1·5 11 Rue Vlllars (Big Cyn) Npt Bch 640-1963 $695,000 Sun. 1·4 5882 Sierra Siena. Turtle Rock. Irv 551-8700 S209.000 Sun 12-6 16 Skysail (Jasmn Ck > CdM Appt fr gate 760-9321 1223 DoJphin Terrace. CdM Sun. 1·5 642-8235 $690.000 Sun 2·5 tt29 Rue Grande Vallee <Big Cyn) NB 642-823.5 $550.000 Sun 2-5 • 12753 Barrett Ln . Tustin/5antaAna 642-823.5 $389.500 Sun 1-4 :30 42 W. Yale Loop CWoodbrdg> Irv. 642-5200 $164,500 Sun. 1·5 133 Via Waziers. Lido Island 675-4562 ~.000 Sun 1·5 22 Whitewater ( J asmn Ck> CdM 964-26u S300.ooo slbt.. 1-5 •8 Monterey Cir .. Spygls Hill. cdl1 644-9990 $449,500 Sun 1·5 11 11 Pine. Huntington Bch 969·6767 $164.900 Sun. 12-4 1397 Garlingford. Costa Mesa 540-3666 $117.900 Sun 1-5 801 Cliff Drive. Newport Beach 548-583.5 $255,000 Sun. 1·5 #8 Willowgrove CWoodbridge> Irv 551-3000 $155.900 Sun 1-5 15 Monterey Cir . (Spyglass Hill > CdM 644-2188 $400.000 Sat/Sun 1-S 2298 Waterman Way. Costa Mesa 642-5140 $165.000 Sat/Sun 12-4 • 16 Rainbow Falls CTrtlr ckGln >Irv 955-0005 S250.ooo Sat/Sun 1 ·5 l511 Kings Road. Newport Hts. N.B. 675-8170 $389.500 Sun 1-5 'l234 Clara. Santa Ana 675-6000 $93.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 21 Cambria (Spyglass) CdM 675-6000 $527.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3815SanduneLn .. HVH. CdM 759-9100 $398,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 223 Via Ithaca. Lido. Newport Bch 640.53.57 $325,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 911 Cliff Driv'e . Newport Beach 631-1400 $335,000 Sunday 1·5 901 Chestnut Place, Eastbluff 644·6200 $299.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 • • 18712 Via Torino. Turtle Rck. Irv 551 -8700 $289.900 Sat/Sun l ·S • 1472 Galaxy Dr .. Dove r Sh.rs. NB 631·7~ $685.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • 10 Rue Villars. Big Canyon, N.B. 631-7300 $595,000 Sun 1-5 1515 Antiqua Way. Baycrest. N.B. 631-7300 $450,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2515 Andover Pl.. Clg Park. C.M. 979-5370 $129,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 •3397 Larkspur. Costa Mesa · 546-2313 $134.900 Sat/Sun 1·4 232 Via San Remo, Lido Isle. N.B. 673-7~ S595,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 618 Kings Place. Newport Beach 646-7171 $218,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 •2340 Bayside Dr .. Corona del Mar 675-5511 S565,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 4 ... 00M 2404 Vista Nobleza (Bluffs> N.B. 644-5150 $269,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 1000 Sea Lane. Newport Beach 644-20091759-1616 Sat/Sun l ·6 •2327 Rutgers Dr .• Costa Mesa 751-0401 $120,000 Sat/Sun 11-5 2953 Baker <Mesa Verde) C.M. 751-3191 Sunday 1·5 118 Via Ithaca (Lido Isle) N.B. 673-1610/673-0316 $595,000 • DaUyl-5 249 EveninJCyn Rd.CShrclil)CdM 644-9060 l795,ooo Sunday 1·5 • •8 Collins Island, Newport Bch ~1·1~ SI.100.000 Sal/&m 1-5 216 ltuby, Balboa Island, Npt Bch. 631-1400 $485,000 Sat/Sun l·S ••727 Bayside Dr., Newport Beach ea1.1400 ms,ooo Sat/&m 1-s !i Rue Du Pare, Big Canyon, NB 631·1400 .... ooo Sat/&m 1·5 1911 E. Balboa Blvd., Nwpt Bch. 631·1400 1115.000 Sat/SUD 1·5 * •435 Canal. Newport Beach · 631·1400 ... ooo Sunday 1-5 225 La Jab Dr,, Nwpt fflhts, NB 758-8100 1aeo,OGO Sat/&ml-5 118 Topu. BallmJaland A1·1400 1511,000 Sat/!kln 1·5 1'21 llarinen Dr., Hrbr Hinda, NB 2846 Victoria Drive, Laguna Bch 4'7·3331 $646,000 Sun 2-6 2029 Miramar < Penln Point) NB 675-«)00 $300.000 Sun. l ·5 •247 Calle g,marca. San Cle mente 492-2988 $295,000 Sun l·S 3053 Country Club Dr .. Costa Mesa 557-8320 Sunday 10· I 3 Blackswan. Irvine 551-8700 $167.500 Sun 1 S 1601 Kings Road. Newport Beach 631-7000 $650.000-ree Sun l·S 124 Via Quito. Udo Isle. N. B. 675-8870 SC9S.OOO Sunday l ·5 39 Sliver Crescent. Trtlrk Hln. Irv 675-3411 S31S.OOO Sun I ·S 8715 El Lago, Fountain Valley 673-~ Sl.29.500 Sun l 5 3815 Sandune. Corona del M 11r 673~ S398.000 Sun 1 5 20421 Mooncrest. Huntlnf(ton li<·h 963-6167 $152.500 Sun. I ~ 499 Broadway. Costa Mcirn 646-7171 Sl~.000 Sun. I 5 • 1194 Atlanta Way. CoHta Metia 957-8116 $112.500 Sun. 1·5 113 Via·Nice. Udo Isle. N.D. 673-7:.>() $369.000 Sun 1-5 4 • ... fAM RM or DIH 54llStrasbourg <The Ranch> Irv. 551-5833 $145.900 Sat/Sun 12·5 1978 Port Chelsey c Harbor View) NB 760-0241 $229.000 Sal/Sun 1·5 •33572Via de Aqua. San Juan Capis . 831-8440 $265,950 Sun 12·4 2306 FranciBco <Baycr est> NB 675-6000 $275.000 Sun. 1 ·5 1986 F1amingo. Costa Mesa 540-1720 $169.900 Sun. 1-5 124 Via Lorca <Lido Isle) NB 675-1854 $495.000 Sun. 1-4 2362 Silktree C Peppertree) Tustin 751 -3191 $168.950 Sun. 1·5 #1 Tiburon (Spyglass> CdM 675-3411 $649,000 Sun. 1-5 33332 Bremerton St .. Dana Point 496-0741 $134.000 Sunday 1-6 3642Sego (College Pk> Irv. 540.1151 S.176.000 Sun. 1-4:30 26502 Silver Saddle. Nellie Gail Reh 642-8235 ~.000 Sun 1-5 •1715Antigua Way. Baycrest. N.B. 642-823.5 $565,000 Sun 1-5 • 19702 Pine Canyon, Tustin 642-823.5 Sl.850,000 Sun 1-5 •2104 Yacht Grayling. Seaview. NB 644-9060 $364.500 Sun 1 ·5 2645 Bunya <Eastbluff l Newport Bch • 644-9990 $226,900 Sun 1-5 J Sandpebble CTu rtlerock ) Irv. 833-2077 $250.000 Sun. l ·5 2130 Santiago <Dover Shores> NB ~ $247,000 Sun. 1·4 •3469 Fuchsia. Costa Mesa 546-3193 $189.900 Sun. 1-4:30 8572 BooQe Ct .• Westminster 540-3666 $215,000 Sun 1·5 1820 Port Charles Pl.. HVH. NB 673-4400 $234,900 Sun 1·5 1018 Sandcastle, Corona del Mar 640-5560 $290,000 Sun 1·5 23461 White Dove. Lake Forest 851-6.500 $149.900 Sat. 2:30-5 :30 2215 Donnie Road. Newport Beach 675-~ $289,500 Sat/Sun 12-5 30472 North Hampton, Lag Niguel 851-6500 $248,000 Sat/Sun 1: 30·4 1930 Pt. Carney CHVHms) N.8 . 642-5200 $259,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 •3206 Montana Ave. CMesa Ve rde> CM 557-4375 $1.25,000 S/S'l2:30-4 :30 9651 Shamrock Ave .• Fountain Vly 554-2884 $172,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2807 Ebbtide COid HV> CdM 67~ $495,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1917 Yacht Truant CSeaview) N.B. 645-6625 $429,000 Sat/Sun 12-4 •l620GaJaxy Dr. CDover Shrs> NB 64449JO ssso,ooo Sai1sun 1-5 15912 SUndish, Huntington 8ch 963-7881 $111.000 Sat/Sun 12:30-5 16 Cypress Street, Irvine 644-7020 $259,000 Sat/Sun 2~ 552 Ridgebury Dr .• Hunt 'g Beach 846-0326 $172.500' Sat/Sun 10-5 499 Broadway, Costa Mesa 646-7171 $185,000 Sun 1·5 2003 Yacht Defender. Seaview. N.8 . 640-53$1 $448,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 25471 Barents St .• Laguna Hills 640-~ $193,500 Sun 1-5 • •42.6 Via Lido Soud, Newport Bcb 631-1400 $895,000 Sat/SUn 1-5 1921 Leeward Lane, Newport Beach 631-2893 $279,000 Sat/SUn 1·5 •1942Sabtlago <DvrShn) N.B. 640-SZ? S37S,OOO Sunday 1·5 19441 Sierra Raton, Tw1lerck, Irv. 640-5'777 su•.ooo Sunday 1--4 1901 Leeward Ln .• Hrbr Hlnd.s, NB 631-7300 $215,000 Sun 1.S * 1924 .Holklay Ln... Baycrest, N. B. 68v1aoo sm.ooo Sau&m 1-s 1820Tojon Ln.. Baycrest, N.8. m-TaeO '411.ooo Satl&m 1-s • •401 N. Star Ln., Dover SbraJ. NB 881·'1300 "= ~ 1·5 •VlaYeU•, 11le,N.B.· la-8235 --Sat/&.m 1·5 l• GaJ.t.xy Dr .• Dover Sllcnl, NB mtt:nMtllde)C.M~ l-5 la 1111 ,.,.. Seuam 1-1 81l·7300 1185,GOO Sun 1·5 U1 Via Zmlcb, Lido Isle, N.8 . 871-TIOO .. • Sit/Sim 1-5 831·7300 tml.000 Sunl-5 1441 Galaxy DI'., DoverSbcnla!B. 13lt7B .,,.... .., 1.S '. 225 Via Orvieto, Udo fale, N.B. 844-9080 $319,900 Sun l·S 338 Vista Baya <East.side) C.M. ~ S174.500 Sat/Sun 1--4 1100 Denn1a Drive. Plz del Sol. CM 979-5370 1129.000 Sunday l·S * 1972Santiago Dr .. Dvr. Shrs .. NB t?t-5370 $795,000 Sun 1-5 9531 Zetland Dr., Hunt.. Beach 979-5370 $185,900 Sun l·S 500 K Street. Balboa Penln, NB 673-~ ~.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2872 Ballow Ln .. Mesa del Mar. CM 556-2880 $115.900 Sat/Sun 1-5 31~ Poppy Ave .. Corona del Mar 644·9800 $695,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2033Swan <Mesa Verde) C.M. 979-4117 $179.900 Sat/Sun 1·4 18180riole <Mesa Verde) C.M. 546-2313 $239,900 Sat/Sun 1·4 411 El Modena. Nwpt Hghts. N.B. 673-9060 S295.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 • 1195 Boise \Vay . Costa Mesa 673-4400 Sl58.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 I • ... fAM IM or Del 24511 Spartan. Mission Viejo 64 1·2003 $145.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2006 Port Ramsgate. Newport Bch 644 ·5554 S300.000 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 18 Mandarin <Woodbridge) Irv. 5524666 Sat/Sun 12·5 • tOOOSwan Dr. CMesa Verde) C.M. 751 3191 Sun. 1-5 26402 Broken Bit. Laguna Hills H:i I 6500 $.549.000 Sat/Sun l ·5 8:J(J2 Cu1o1lilian Dr .. Hunt Beach 536 ti(J86 $162.000 Sun 1·4 2JOH1 Chubasco Ln .. Hunt Beach !'63-5.133 $194.500 Sun. 1·5 2051 f Kelvingrove. Hunt. Beach 962 1668 $169.500 Sun. only 1·6 • •800 Harbor Island Dr .. NB 63 1-0094 Sl.395.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1437 Antigua \V<.iy. ~.B. 646·5805 Sun 12·5 1506 Keel Dr. CHVH1s ) CdM 675-6000 $359.000 Sun. 1·5 1318 Anli~ua Way. Dover Shrs. NB 642-8235 $375.000 Sun 2-5 470Vista1'rucha. Newport Beach 752·1414 $197.500 Sun 1-5 • 1528 Santiago Dr .. Newport Beach 642-823.5 $439 .500 Sun 1-4: 30 197 Buoy CE/Side> C.M. 642-5200 $124.500 Sun. 1·4 3129 Lincoln Way. Costa Mesa 557 -5854 $126,500 Sun. 1-4 • • 812 Harbor Isl <Pr omo Bay> NB 675-3411 $1.250.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 15 Clear SprinJ!, Trtl Rk H1nds. Irv 631-7~ $399,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 1034 Sandcastle. HVHills. N.B. 631 ·7~'. $330,000 Sun 1·5 20 Morro Bay. Spyglass. NB"' 979-5370 $537 .500 Sun l ·5 • 17302 Greenleaf. Fountain Vly 646-7171 $205.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2921 Catalpa CE/ Bluffs l NB 646-3255 $256.500 . Sat/Sun 1-5 6 • .... FAM IM or DIM * 1606 Sea Seu CHvHls > CdM 675-3411 $569,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 20462 Birch. Upper Bay, N.B. 631·7~ $499,000 Sun 1·5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE I .. & I II 60 1 Iris <Old CdM) CdM 675-6000 $229.000 , Sat/Sun 1 ·5 2•,...&211,.... 608 Marguerite COid CdM> CdM '7 675-6000 $335,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 707-7071h Acacia COldCdM)CdM 675-6000 $254,000 Sun. 1·5 2 .. & 3 •• 4200 River. Newport Beach 646-5945 $499,000 Sun 1-5 l ta & 2 .. 2600 Bayside COid CdM > CdM 675-6000 $485,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 520 Begonia COid CdM) CdM 642-5200 Sun 1 ·5 110 Collins (Balboa Isl> N.B. 642-5200 $475,000 Sun. 1-5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE I • .... FAM ltM • DIM 10 Navarre, Rancho SJ Villas. Irv 551-5338 $145.000 Sun 1·5 2 lalOOM 176~7 Brittany Ln., Hunt'g Bch 646-7171 $84,900 Sat 1-4; Sun 1-5 407 Bolero Way (Park Udo) N.8 . 673·5908 $116,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 21372 Brookhurst #723, Hunt. Bcb. 968-8410 $120,900 OpenSat/SUn #17 Wildgoose Ct., Nwpt Crest, NB 673-5354 $162,000 Sun 1-5 102Streamwood <Northwood> Irv. 731-1688 $90,200 Sun.1-5 2501 Sunflow~St., Unit F-14, S.A. 540-3688 ,900 Sun 1.s 2 • .... PAM IM w DIM 2512 Santa Ana Ave .• C.M. 646-5096 $116.000 Sat/Sun 10-5 J~ 13 Sage CWdbrdge) Irvine· 752-8482 $105,000 Sun. l·S S03AveoidaCampana CBluff1) NB 875-5511 $210,000 Sun.1·5 18 Ima Loa, ~ewport Terrace 631·1288 Sun 1-5 18219 Bryce Court, Fountain vty 931·'1300 IU0,000 Sat/&m 1·5 / 3MOlleSt. (NewportHt.s.)C.M. su-srzz SD9,SOO Sat/&m 1-5 11941 pteadllly. Hunt. Beach 9'1Nl70 '85,900 Sat/Slm 12·3 . ... . .......... ............. IOOJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• MIWPOIT VISTA NOMI Slf ,900 1bia 3 Bdrm air COQdi. tJoned home ls on a latte lot, "tlflteled in at.at· lt'M lined cul de sac: ~Chborhood-Enjoyina ~an breezes. first time advertised. 646-7171 • Ol'fN H q , \(""' IVo/ .. '(I • l•lltll . - 'LUSH COUNTRY FARM STYLE S78. 900 Mo qlllllfyhMJ Long pvt drive to fan· tastic remodeled home wtold tune paJor. cou~ try kit. & king mslr suite. all on estate like grounds w /service bldg. Best bch area. &st yet Assume low int. FHA loan. No quahry1ng. no clos ing oostas. KURRYCAU.. REAL TY WORLD 847-6100 OCEANNONT HOME PLUS UNIT' Spectacular architects dn:Jm View. Vlt'W. view. \\-1th 2 Bdrm guest quarters or rental Newport's best. $950.000 f".-.11 &16 7171 '• ,,, J. , \' ,,, ,,, ,, •, • A.TTEHTIOM SINGLES Think about poohni_: ~Q\Jr fundl> & buy th11> with a friend. l-:x c·cpt1onally clttan condo. 2 Br -.un~. 21 ~ bath1>. 3 > cdr!> old Fleinblc t 1n:inc1ng Sl15.~J. Redh ill 0-~ Realty ti7:~.~:~oo PRIDE OF OWN EA SHIP Gorgeoos 3 Bdrm home with a huge family rm .\ de<'Orators dream '. OPEN l·S SAT /SUN 2515 AN DOV ~R PL ~"Tr\ MESA <off Fair Or. btwn Harbor &· 1-·a1rview I. Ask for Bob llorwltl. agt. 642-5206 or !179-5370 DREAMS DOM'T LA.ST and Ot'tlhcr do eh:~ant homes hke this beauty. \ Bdrm. spacious fam rm. prof dee & landscaped Galt• guarded comm. Pvt t e nni s & pool & breath taking Jt•ean. harbor. mountain & city lights views . S515.000. Call today 979.5370 ALLSTATE REALTORS •EXP!-;Rl~NCED• •It I-•. AG~~· •90' '. C-Omm1ss1on. no desk(~. no quota. xtra benefits. High volume salel> office. Protect ed farm area. Call sales mgr. 957-87Mlt. •Realty Network• -- ltGCANYOH Large assum. financing. 3 Br Monaco. Twnhme. "' • Jas. T oytor Rffy. , 493-1116 2215 Do.le Rd. N.I. Open Sat & Sun 12-4. Tall trees & lush landscaping + loads of wood & glass give the reeling or a mountain retreat. Yet close t.o beaches & shop- ping: Must see to ap· prec1ate this spacious custDm home. 1:289.500. •67S.59JO• 3637 E. Cst Hwy CclM OPEN I 7 Wlld~use Ct, NI Newport rest Condo. 2 bdrm, 2 bath end llJlit, vaulted celling, close to pool & tennis. just re-duc~ to 1162.000. SUN J.S. 2S 15 ht AYe, CclM 2 Bdrm. move-in cond, Iota ol storage & GOOD VIEW! Good parking. easy malateuoce plus 2nd house similar. AU for 1585,000. SAT &SUN 1·$. ....... , 2 Bdrm townhouse. very • dean. 1 year old. Owner leavtn& area. Xlnt tMty at SI.SCIO. MAURY STAUFFER SEAUON REALTY '7J.1314 IALIOA DUPUX IARCIAIN Bnt ol1« abowe RIO.GOO t .. Ulia ..... OGly. J Bdrm. Coua~ .Plus 8aclwlor ,\pt. Exlltlac tiDanc:.1111 tt•.ooo ••· ,_ble. Owner/Apot -..na. Ct9NA COYI. YACATm Exclusive 3 Bdrm Cb.in& Cove home. Dark room. winding st.alrcue leada to mauiYe beamed livlq room. with Slumpgtone fireplace. Entertainer's 1ourmet kitchen. steps to private China Cove be <'h. Owner wUI help fian~. OWNH WANTS OUT, COIOMA DB. MAI CHAltl• Ownet' motivated I Sell •l I Submlt au offers! oo thls 2 Bdrm charmer. Brick (areplace. plu h c r~tlna. 9rench doors to hugt' wood deck overlooJuna rear yW'd and CdM hills ~.000 down and owner wall (1nunC'e IAYSHOllS. POSSllLE LEASI Of'TIOM! Private community Jiving, guarded gate and private beaches 4 Bdrms. warm w ood p a n e l ing t h ruout . Separate upstairs dorm for children. private master suite and retreat open to seeluded rtower covered atrium. Fee land. EARLY AMERICAN CASTLE!! Unique winding rc:d brick pathway to double door enlr} Elegant Jiving room. Country style kitchen separates rormal dining from family room Brick fireplace. Oen or study. Huge m aster suite. Dorme r windowed children's room. 3 baths. Magnificent. secluded rear yard with towering trees! Covered patio. red brick BBQ pit. Muc h . much more for only $205.000. 673-8550 ......... 0.111 •• ..., .. IAY. 0 I J r11H11 1e .... twe 2 ........ C.. .. ...., I 401141 .. .... .._. .............. .._ fer2_. .......... s...-. fhlach19. Owwer wlll c••••r•. Sl.050.0M ~ WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. REAL ESTATE ~. R•nc.;I~. Pr<'CM'rf\I M..""9'-nt 24lli W Co~'t H"'\ 315 MdrtTW Ave •"'-T>Ofl l'lo-.>eh s..tbN ·~nd 611-1400 67Ut00 fll!E988 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE l la .... F.AM IM or D&I •25 Bridgewood, Woodbridge, Irv 759-9100 $290,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * 2642 Vista Om ad a , Bluffs. N. B. 759-9100 $225,000 Sun 1-5 316 Vista Trueba . Bluffs. N.B. 640.5560 $194.500 Sun 1 ·5 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE JllDaOOM 543-W. Wilson. Al. Costa Mesa 540-1720 $99,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 543 W. Wtlson. A2. Costa Mesa 540-1720 $102,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 z••FAMRMorDBe 473 Plaza £stival, San Clemente 493-8111 $125,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 19 Sand Dollar, Newport Beach 675-alOO $115,900 Sun. l ·S 3 ... OOM ' 543 W. Wtlson. A3, Costa Mesa 540.1720 $107,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •113 Aspen Ln .• Laurel Pt .. C.M. 6.11·6030 $135,000 SlUl 12·6 MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE I ... OOM 24 Bolivar, Newport Beach 631·1400 $35,000 Sat/SUn 1·5 l l/al9IOOM 23 Cabrillo, Newport Beach 631-1400 $24,950 Sat/SUn 1·5 I l9IOOM 700 Lido Part Dr. •12. N.B. 831·1400 158.500 Smd~l-5 30801 S. Coat Hwj., Sp. 48. LatB b 499-arT; e-1064 SatlbZ-5 . ,... w ..... .. ... ....... ... °"" .. NIWPOeT IHOllS Re dy !or you. 2 bedroom. 2 bath & only Sl.27.SOO. SEE LISA WlUTE AT 319 LUCON IA OHM IN SIA YllW A very private 4 Bo. 3 Ba home with pool & spa. Exreptional at $.164 .~ Sf.:F. JOE Ktt-:VA AT 2104 YACITT GRA Yl.ING OHM .. SPYM.ASS HtU. 4 Bdrm. 4 bath. bonus room & family room Quality throughout. S567 .SOO . EE NAN CY IMBERNINO AT 14 MORRO BAY. OPEN IN llYINI THI.ACE 4 Br. 31,2 Ra. magnificent 180" view. Pool. Financin~ available. $755.000 fee SEE CRA IG KINDIG AT 1915 GALATEA TERRACE. OPEN IN COttON.A DEL MAI Half block from ocean. 3 BR. 40 foot lot. s.1.59.000. SEE SUZIE EXLEY AT 220 LARKSPUR. OPEN IN DOVElt SHC>aES Exciting decorator 's h o me . Designed for family living & e ntertaining. 4 BR + maid 's quarte rs. s parklin g pool /s pa. $.579,000. SEE LAVONDA AT 1301 GALAXY. OPEN IH SHOIECLIFF 4 Bd. 4 ba, view of canyon & ocean. $795.000 fee. SEE LUCY ROSE AT 249 EVENING CANYON RD. OPEN IH IA YSHOIES 3 BR. family room home . It's r e model ed. relandscaped & replumbed, a doll house. $299,000. SEE MARY HARVEY AT 2551 VISTA DR. OPEN ON UDO ISLE 4 bedroom. 2 story home. Prime street to street location. $379.900. SEE EDIE OLSON AT 225 VIA ORVIETO. JASMINE CIHIC Beautifully decorated & landscaped plan 3. Well located. 3 BR. Best loan . $375,000 Afl!OID...U Ho.. Lovely best area. Beautifully landscaped & impeccably decorated. Perfect for entertaining . Family rm. Loft overlooks dramatic living rm. Large private yard. $260,000 fee . EXP.Ate!D C.AIMR MOOR. Harbor View Homes immaculate. tastefully decorated 5 bdrm. 3 bath home on a cul-de-sac locat ion. Large professionally landscaped yar d. $279,000 including land. A DICOlt.ATC>a"S DU.AM This 2 story Lido Is le home is located on a prime street to street location. 4 bdrms. 21h ba. plus 2 fireplaces. Private beaches. tennis courts & clubhouse. Owner must sell. 5379.900. LIDO ISLE Exciting two story mediterranean home. 4 bdrms & 4 baths. Owner is out of state & needs to sell. $395.000 U .. BJEV .AILE IUT TIUI Owner will carry 2 year note with interest of 12% annua l percentage rate. on this custom 4 bdrm. 4 bath home on the Balboa peninsula. complete with 3 car garage, wood floors & spa. Cash price of $440,000. UDO I.A YROMT Spacious 2 bedroom den Condo with boat slip availability. Keyed elevator for security from garage or ground level to unit. Walk to Lido Shops. $460,000 fee. .A COIONA DB. M.AI GEM Cape Cod with secluded canyon patio. Large viewing deck to enjoy the WHITE WATER of Little Corona. 3 Br. 3 Ba. family room. 2 fireplaces. $655,000. CUSTOM I.A YSIDI HOMI Ii DOCK 4 BR. 4'h bath -Camily room w /wet bar & BBQ. Dock will accomodate 2 large boats . ..Existing loans of $565,000 at 13% can be assumed. Exclusive at $675,000. FIOMT IOW- llYIMI TBIACI Prime 80' wide location. 4 rooms ,have bay views. 3 or 4 bedrooms. 3'h baths. large secluded pooJ. big f amlly room. Excellent financing. $845,000 fee. IUI Dll"S Ai iemoM Vacant lot ready for building in Newport Heights. Level 80x90 for OW\ly $115,000. ...... p.,. 591 ........ for s.le ~. AugU.-2<4. 11110 DAIL V PILOT ··~········· .. ~········ ..•.•••.•......•..•..•. • , ... ,... I 002 ..... ,... I OOZ HoulH For S. Ho.Mt Por S. ~Houwt For SG1e •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• G ... ,.., I OOZ G1Mrtll l002 ""'91 I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••• BEST IN BtUFFS OUTSTAMDI... I-PLAN IAYNOMT. Prime location, panoramic bay. sunset vtew. Cu.atom to the last detail w/v1nes, w/finest quality including built-in antique fumlture. Nothing to compare ln Newport with this one of a kind exclUng unique home. Asking $550.000. OPIH '"" J14l VISTA INT'UDA I PLANS l.AYPIONT. Fantastic panormamic view from every room. completely n ew throughout . Outstanding f ea tu res you must see to appreciate. $299.000. $365,000. 0'8t 1·5 2617 VISTA OltMADA CW9f 1.5 633 VISTA IOMl'TA DICOl.ATOl'S s pectacular home. Finest quality throughout. 2100 sq.ft. 3 Bdrms. 21h ba. better than a model home! Asking $219.000. OPEH 1·5 421 VISTA TIUCH.A SPAMIH IST.Ans l.AMCHO SA.MT .A ff Owinlnl 2·&tor)' Early Spanlah home on nearly S oov. ac. Magnll. view or valley. ocean. & mtru Ideal family home w 4 br.' ba +-ht.d pool & spa. Room for horse:. & ten01s crt.s $695.000 TAFT REAL EST ATE 714/756-IJOI 1111-1141,(l GREATIUY ! GREAT TYMS! GREAT VIEW from this J bdrm custom hom e reatunng nver rock en trance Leaded glass. imported t 1les. ruslom hot tub & det•k 15'; dn. o wner r1n Jn c1 n ~ S3t9.500. OPEN SUHDA Y 1-5 247 Catie bmarc:o Son Clemente o/ newporf l REALTORS 675-5511 GllATUT SHOW OH 11.AnM: S.-...1 1 .w,. -.I ....ts -• , .. uhu V1IW!"' c .......... .,.. ..... .._ ... ~ ..._.,..1r ..... ...,,.._.,. ... , .. pool. ...... pri•ecy ...... ,. .... -· I• CoroH del Mar. $5'5,000. OPlh SUNDAY I ·5PM. U40 I.A YSIDI D~ I LUFFS llST IUY: M•wport IHc• .• co....,•i-for lei..,.. ll•llMJ; tllrff b..... .......... ... ... ..... ... '"" ~ ,.._ & OCEAN & I.A Y V1IWS. CoYer-.4. by Hw w.,_., Prohcffoll ,._ t, ow.a WIU HILP FINANCE. OPEN' ' SUND~ Y 1.5 .PM. 503 AYENID4 C.AMPAHA. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2 515 E. Coast Hwy.. COf'OllO dl4 Mer 675-5511 END UMT. beautiful 2100 sq.ft. 3 bdrm. 2 ba. living a r ea. 1 level. Tile. s hutters. parque t. neutral carp .. choice early Bluffs . $205.000. Real beauty. OPEH 1·5 2010 VISTA CAJON UNIQUE homl'. Spt'.C· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ tacular ocean view. heal. - HELEN 8. DOWD ed pool m pvt courtyard. sep wet bar. 4 Bdrm!>. 212 ba. lush landscaping. S295.000 Call 831 K440. UALTOI. IMC. 644-0114 • Ust Ir a., W1te. n. Experts SPECTACULAR OCEAN VIEW HOME -SANDY BEACH · WILL TRADE Custom J bdrm. 4 bath. 4300Secunty guard /\~k IOJ? Sl.000.000 W1ll tr<1dl' ,\gt 644 9513 3 Br .Assumab~ Sharp :l Bdrm hulllt' un dcr ~.000 SIX.000 du"' 11 ~lier .... 111 t arry :!nd T .D . Super low PJY· me n t-.. Won "l las t: ~Jffiti OPEN SUN 1·5 4 bdrm. view. 1601 Kings Ro<.id , :'\H. $650.000fec. J bdrm. pool W/P'rivacy. 22~3 Waterman. CM. $197.SOO fee. SHOWN BY TW• ~ l ...._ 21/J lo a.- 1 off•n o b•a•tlhl oc•oR, . ~~. md ctty 1CJ1tt """'- ' h1cl•de• to•ly roo"', 1-.. •Whelan Real Estate APPOIMTMEMT 3 bdrm. view. China Cove. Cd M . s ubmit terms. $475.000 fee. 6 bdrm. Pen. Bayfront. pier & s lip, Sl.875.000 fee. ~,..,.. ............ . 'Locahd -0 .... C ... MC 9 IRON TO IEACH Lar~e •xec . hm. 4 Bil. 21:> Ba .. Be part ol Sewport B~ach com· mun1ty SIW.500 Call 64.5-6(8) own r I a gt '" istreet ill Mo. L >gn ca. o •• dffwillg .. $449,000. 644-7020 . NEWPORT BEACH POLLY JOHNSTON 2041 W.stdiff Drin, Wt. 206 Newport leoclll 17141611-7600 la 1Mewpart .. _. Look to U.,O tint • (1)-1, Slsmn-Are you .:i pro? Earn like a pro. We have openrnits-makc 90'r. S20 per mo. desk rre. tn· clds ans. ser. Call u:; . 64.'HiOllO 2043 W.stdiff Drin, Wte 206 Newport ..... 17141631·7600 •I, . ' •' . I . . ~ Gxcepliona/ JlJo Bag/ronl A beautifully remodeled and redecorated Residence on the WATER with a panoramic VU of Bayfront and sparkling lights at n ight. Enjoy living on Lido with your own Beach at your doorstep. Features and quality amenities of this home include: ••Completely new in & ou1 ••Double-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 kitchen •*Huge master bedroom with walk-In cedar closet & private jacuzzi & bath that is large and beautifully planned. Comer 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 *•Bright. open kitchen designed for the Gourmet cook. . . Financing on this property includes a large assumable loan. COME BY THIS OPEN HOUSE ... """" "' 111111 If Dis 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 .~ ' . ., u MT Lam -'9IW'I Turtle Rock HlPJanda -2BR. 2 beth W/lpeeUCUlar vlew.118bl.Y UNndecl. 1111.000. Cookie Alliloft 8'2·8'l35. OPENSON-1-IP.M. 31 IUOHLAND VJ EW. <D·SO OflM ..... , ..... em'°'"•' TmAClt Custom 38R re&tdence w/11. glamorous rooms & spectaeular view I New kitchen -billiard rm -Ubrary w/fplc. Seller will help finance. tno.000. Cathy Sch wieid:ert MZ-8235.. C ~> OflM SUM,_..., ..... 1111 SAMTIAM> D11¥1t SBR, family rm custom home suited for family & ex"utive type tivtni. Pool A rare offering In 8aycret11t & a special value at *439,500 -owner will consider Oexlblefinanclng. Tom AlllneonM2-~. (D·36) ....-S SACWlt Custom Estate in the hills ol Tustin w/view to Newport Beach. 48R main house and guest qtrs, pool. spa and 2 acres ror horses. Sl.650,000. 642-~ or 752·1414. OPEN SUN l.SP.M.19702PINECANYON ROAD. CD·37> ONM SUMt l·IP.M. 1711~ WAY-eAYCUSTt Handsome 48 R & den home in like·new condition. Glamorous atrium w/skylighL Lovely yard w/4f)' pool. S565.000. Cathy Schweickert.642-8235. CD·38) · MIW um••• •• CAMYOM! Highly upgraded Monaco in park-like setting on golf course. Hardwood floors. paneled & mir rored den. secluded spa & deck off master & new redwood deck off upstairs BR. $550,000. Beverly Morphy 642-8235. CD-39) llACH DWLllt Two 2BR units -each w/fplc. enclosed patio & sundeck. G reat seasonal rentals. 1 block to beach. '$230.000. Berit Mitchell642-8235. <D-40> ..W OM THI MAIDT! Bradford model Parkside home complete w/central·air & m icrowave. Popular Woodbridge w/itS beautiful lake and amenities make this home very appealing. ONL y $137,900. Gini McGhee Mt-8700. CJ;Ml) MIS1U INTO ~ tm4Mn'S! Charming 3BR. 2 bath home w/2' brick fplcs & pool. Room to add on. Situat.ed near beach. schools & parks $250.000. J . Suchomel 644.Q>O. <D-42> IA YFIOMT W /RJaOPEAN FLAii! The ideal setting for your finest antiq ues & art in 3 levels of dramatic design. 4BRS. 31h baths & family. dininf;! & brkfst areas. Pier and s lip for Jg boat . Sl,975.000. Martha • Macnab642·8235. <D-43) HAllott llDGI! Award.winning "Dynasty" m odel w/panoramic ocean & city lights view. Marble entry. ~ustom cpl & shutters. m irrored walls. Quick possession possible. $395.000 Belle Partch 752·1414 . <D-44> HEW DCLUSJYI -HAUOI vtlW HOMES! Outstanding "Montego" -4BRS, formal dining & family rm, single-story residence. Extra·lg lot w/side yard dog run. Community pool & par ks. Ideal for young family. S242.500 fee. Donna Godshall 644 -6200. CD-45) HOW CAN YOU asam This highly upgraded 4BR Aspenwood in one of Woodbridges' bes t locations! Spacious & a iry w/cathedral ceilings -central air w/purifier. Close to pools. parks. lake a nd new shopping center. Darlene Peintinger 551-8700. <D-46 ) llVM COVE! Custom 4BR f amity home on lg lot. Ocean & white water VIE W. Paddle tennis. pool & spa. All in gated community w/pvt. beaches. Sl.150.000 fee. Sandie Fix 644-6200 <D-47) I If OffBIMG -HAllOR lllMHt Outstanding 3BR. family rm borne w/intimate master retreat. Serene & elegant color scheme. Lucerne model in pvt. community w/pOOI & tennis. $750.000. Lynne Valentine644-6200. <D-48> ¥ILL.AM COURTS! Nearly new 2BR, 2~ bath town.home near ocean. Great community facilities for tenrus. racquetball & swim enthusiasts. Priced for quick sale -$127.500. Rose Gammon 752-1414. CD-49) 9UllT B.5AMClf Spacious 4BR. f a m ity rm home on oversized lot Croom for pool>. Beautifully customized throughout. $365.000. Lynne Valentine644-6200. CD·SO> 1'Ul1U IOCK HILLS Sunsets & niizht lhrhts ... both are soectacular views from this superbly decorated President home. Pool, spa and gas tirepit. Owner motivated and will be very creative. An exceptional buy at $289,900 fee. M. Elliott/L'. Reid 551·8700. CD-51> IAYROMT Wf90AT DOCI! Bayshores! Custom 2-story contemporary home w/ spectacular views of bay. Linda & Harbor Islands. SBRS & den. Terrace patio. Reduced to Sl,650,000 leasehold. Dick Halderman 642-~. CD-53) A llAL llAUTYt SBR Newport Beach family home w/nf!:W decor. Lovely yard w/beautiful pool nestled ln custom brickwork. 1249',000. Coby Ward 642-8235. CO.S. > owa• ASllSTID .. IAMCllet Gorg~ Spyglau 2 ltory home. Le pool & SPL 4BRS - study -family rm. Vie w d mtna & night lights. 1559,000. Lois Egan 644-6200. <I~-~> . PIOMONIOIY IAYI SBR Country En1Hah home w/llip for 50' boat. Quality ID e very detail. •t.860,000 fee. Cathy Schweickert 162-8235. (D-18) I ~.~~~ ....... ~-~-~ ....... t=-~~ ....... ~-~-~ ....... ~!.~.~ •..••.• 8aaar.. I 002 ., .. ,.. • I 002 e1a1r.. I OIJ ..... I.._.. 1006 ..... ,.._.. ION ................................................................................................................... DISCOYB THI IMCHAMTMIMT OF VICTOltA llACH Just holf·way between the artist's t•otony of L4aguna Beach and the sleepy town ol South Laguna lies Victoria Beach. a seaside community with special houses i'! one of the area's most picturesque setUngs. This outstanding redwood and stucco ret;ldence radiates old world charm with features including oak floors. teak r a ilings. s tone walled garden and c ountless windows to the sea. Unobstructed whitewater views are vis ible from most of the four bedrooms euaranteein~ a lifetime of pleasure for $645,000 . e btQ.gO 644-7020 499-4551 SCMlfh a....- 4 '7 lJJI Newport Beach 4'~1720 ~= U.-lhaclt .,_,.. 9% RNANCING Beautiful J asmine Creek 2 bdrm. 2 bath . #1 Plan on extra wid e greenbelt. Nicely decorated in light colors with clever use of mirrors. 2 enclosed patios -off the kitchen a nd off the master bdrm and den. Short walk to pool. Priced right at S279,500 only $65,000 down . 9Cfr inter est on t he balance. IN A HURRY? You can move right into this Wes tcliff Condo on a lease with op tion to purc hase l ate r . Conveniently located and all freshly redone. New carpets. drapes and kitchen appliances. 2 bdrm and 2 baths. Prime 1st floor location with larJ?e enclosed yard adjacent to swimming pool and patio. Lease for $670 per mo. with option to buy for Sl25.000. LOWEST PRICl.. home on the ocean side of the hi~hway and on a full size R-2 lot in Corona del Ma r . Out of town owner has substantially reduced the price to a low $198.000 on this cute and cozy 2 bdrm home with zoning and room to build a 2nd unit. Come by Sun. between 1 and 5 to see 709 Acacia Ave. It's a value you won't want to pass up. JUST LISTED! Sp acious 5 bdrm condo in the popular East Bluff area. convenient to schools. churches. & shopping. Private community pool nearby. Located on attractively landscaped greenbelt. A terrific family home with lots of room. Can be purchased with 20"1r down. l01ho/c interest. no qualifying. Full price is $213,000. PARTY HOME Recently r edone 4 bdr m home conveniently located in North Costa Mesa. Ideal for entertaining. Large living and dining area open onto p a tio with pool & jacu zzi. completely private. Attractive rough sawn paneling , fireplace, ba r , large kitchen with eating area and a huge m aster bdrm suite. Owner will carry a lOo/r second. S158,000 full price . 1195 Boise Way will be open Sat & Sun 1 to 5. It 's hard to find. so call for directions. FAMILY HOME Located in Harbor View Homes -a great place to raise kids. 4 bdrm Montego Plan on quiet street near g r eenbelt . Swimming pool <supervised in sum mer> and play area. Cheerful family rm adjoins the kitchen. The yard is small and easy to maintain (you let the kids beat up the greenbelt>. Best buy in the area at $234,900. Come by 1820 Port Charles P lace open Sun. 1 to 5. ARE SALE In the Bluffs. Rare Angelita end unit single story with 2 large bdrrns and 2 baths. I nterior has been dam aged by fi re. If you move quickly. you can spend insurance -money to redecorate as you wish. Choice location on widest greenbelt. Enclosed sun room, beam celllnga, large f ir eplace. Owner ls in Oklahoma. Price has been reduced to $189,900. Do you hear opportunity knocking? 17141 673-4400 IJUt 6Z .. Z121 HARBOR HARIOR VIEW HOMES I .... 3 .... S1•uMf n•••tATI occ•AMCY End location next to park. Greenbelt view. Squeaky clean. New carpet and paint. Open Sat & Sun 12·5 1848 Port Stanhope Or By Appointment- $248.000 <Leasehold> BY OWNER. 675·1222 Or 644-5ro7 Or 833-2237 GIEAT DUPLEX ON C- 4 Bdrm upper apt & 3 bdrm lower. Square footage can't be duplicat«I to. day. Patio & deck. Drive by 200 Amethyst/1!04 Park. Call for appt to see. $498.000. L. lnd:tcl & AatoeW.. 675-Jll I G11111NI 1002 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 1 •• ••••• ~. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••••••••••••••••••••• llE llDlll ILlllS CD. OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE 2642 VISTA ODIADA l&.Uff S OP9I SUH 1·5 Rl'<>l f-'1n 3nc mf! & T e rm:i. Lar~e Three Bedroom + Three Bath + Paneled Den Condo Profess1onallv Decorated Van Lu1t W a ll pape r~. Cu stom Dra pes . S~l ect Carpetinl! Security System. Sky Lt~hts. Rutc hl'r Block Countertops. Plus Eatin~ .Arl'a In Kitc hen. Storage Galore. Major G rel•nb<'lt Location. J\ Lar~e Assumable Loan With Low Inte rest Rate. Askin~ 5225.000 A ··.Joy Or Newport" LtstinJi. 3115 SAMOUHE LANE HAU<>a VllW HIW OP9I SUM 1·5 .lust L1stl'<i BriJ.!hl & Delif!htfully Ch~·rful Thr<'l' Rl•droom Family Home . Terrific Location On Quiet Cul·de·s11c Street With OcNin & Can\'On View Pool Sized Yard With Spa Assumnblt· Loan At 11 1"!'"':, S3!l8.000. You Own Thl• Land 225 LA JOLLA HIVE MEWPOltT HllGHT'S OP9I SUM 1·5 Two Yl•ar Old Hom<' With An Individual l't'r<.onahty Great f''or Entertammiz. Four r-·amllv Bedroom!I + 21• Baths . Great Stora~l' Spa<'l• Privacy For Those Who • Pre h•r Thi:. Luxur:y In Lire. 0-...'Tler Will Carr:-Loan $210.000 25 •tDGEWOOO llYIME OPIM SUM 1·5 On T h<' Lakl'. Woodbr1dJ.(e A L'mque Three Hl·d room ONac-hed Condo Hom<' Primf' I)(•\ t>lopm<•nt Surrounded By Grass & Trees Fam1h l!oom With F1rt.'pf3re Opens To 11nktnl! \\"1th :-.:1ght Light & Wa ter Vw"' ~l·µar:•t l' 0 1111ng Hoom .\!a ny l'pl!rades H1•a ut 1lulh l)p1·nr.1t1:d Communn,· lndurl<'" H1•a1·h. <"luhh•)ll'>l' T1·n n1'.'t Pools & Sp<i S:?!.Hl.OW 409 COLUMBUS CIRCLE CO.OMA HIGHLAHDS OPEN SUM 1·5 (:r<·at Hom<' On An R·2 Lot. Approx1matel\' '·· /\1·re Thrl't' Bedrooms. Two Baths Two F1 n •pl a<'l':. llardwood Floors . Maste r Ot·d rO<lm With F'ireplare & Patio. All This \\"1th (kt·an & Canvon View & Kevl'i Tn A l'nvatl' Bt•uch S28!'1 °500 · llG CAMYOM llancb omt• Trad1t1onul llome Custom Built o, 1·rlook!-lrolf Cour"c. IY 7th Grttn .\la~ter llt'droom \\1th l-'1replact' &· Luxurious Buth l'lu-. I h1,1?t· Wa lk-In Clow t f amily R""m \\'11 h Wl't R;ir ... Vil•w Of Golf Cour~e 1\1 :on l'lou.., f;nurml'I l\1H·ht-n '-950 000 LIDO ISLE llnt· t)( '\c•wport Bt'arh's .\tost Desired Areas With Pri\'atl' n eaches T ennis Courts & Clubhouse Trad 1t1ona l rive Bedroom Hom e With urur F o rmal D1n1nc Roo m & Dl'n·St11dv . .\1 ustl•r Suite With Spa Offered At S510.(J()(I. IALIOA NHIMSULA (. ha rminiz lieach Home . Owner Will Carrv First Trust Oct.-d. Wulk Across Street Tn Ocean Front. Or W;i lk To Homeowners Priv ate_ Hc•ac h & Boat Launch Area . l "nobs tr•1ctcd Oce an View From Current Sundcck. Or Potenllal Second Stor)I Comer Lot S359.900 TlltllAC TalPl.IX Situated n Rapidly Appreciatin~ Area Of Co s t a :01 es a . Ad J ac e n t To r-; e w Red evelopment ,A rea & P a rk. CharminJ? Rear House W1tli Secluded Red Brick Patio Would Make Great Owner·s Home. Othe r Two Rent3 1 Vn1ts Would Help With Pay ments & Taxes. E xcellent FinancinJ? Available. 5159.000 STAITB HOME Exceptionally Fme Older One-<\tory Home In Good Nei~hborhood. In Santa Ana. Needs A Little f'"lxinl! Up. But With Three Bedroom~. Two Baths. Plus •.arJ?e F a mily Room & Two Fireplace s. Can Become Quite Valuablt'. Only ~.500. VBSAIUES PIMTHOUSE I ovely Orw Bedroom. Beautifully Decorated C'ondo. Includes J\11 F'umishinl(s. Just Move Rll(ht In. Hurry. Only $122.500. IACK IAY Rare Two-Story Condo In This Lovely Area. Minutes To Freeway. Three LarJie Bedrooms Livjng Room With Fireplace. Sunny Private Patio. Swimmin~ Pools & Rec reation Area. Beautifully Maintained Grounds. Only $142.500. IAYSHOUS IA YROMT Spectacular 40 Foot Frontage In Exclusive Bayshores Community, Lovely Master Suite With Fireplace. Plus Four Bedrooms & Bonus Room & Den. Spacious Dining Area With Wet Bar.' All This Plus Pier . Float & Dock. Truly Gortieous View Of Islands. Channcls And Extra Large Front Patlo & Deck. Sl.650.000 L.O ISU- MIW usnue Prime Location. Community Beaches. Clubhow;c & Tennis. Street To Street. Extra Large Quiet Corner Lot. With Traditional Four Bedrooms. P lus Great Quarters With Bath & Bar. Billiard Sized Landscaped Lanai & Patio. $435,000. ~ :~ '~ NEWPORT CREST This e le gant m odern townhouse has 3 br. 2 sundecks . wetbar & onl' of the be:.t prlCt'!> In town Open Sat I 5. :W2 In REALTORS WANTED Wo uld you like the pleasure & success of ,elhng real e st 3tc in Laguna Beach? IC you are expenenced & wish lo be associated with a well estabhs hed. reputa· ble orfice, call Wilham Po"'ell ror interv iew. 497-17St trep1d Sl89.500 1-~~~~~~~!'! 64 ... 9990 i ----- EAST BLUFF llus cheerful homl' h,1.., I br. kltl·hen r:1 mily room combo. elc.:ant 11' 1ng r o o m & m a t u r 1· landscaping Ope n Sun 1·5. 26-iS Bun} a S226.!JOO 644-9990 COLOSSUS This huge <.:orona del ~1ar duplex has 4 Bdrms in each unit. approx- 1malely 4200 sq rt total + beam l'1>1hngs . brick hre places. and custom gla'>swork. Super nexi- ble r111anc 1n~ includes AJTD SJI0.000 BAI.BOA I S LAND HEAL TV fi73-8700 FTFYPB Fash1onl·cl 10 ftl your p1wl..t•t hool.. 1.., this !'lt·an. .1Urat:ll\'\• .I bdrm ('Omit.I d ose to shoppinl!. Onl~ :58.S.!IOU Ca II !J79-5370 A~s2~~~ ALLSTATE Super ::.harp• 3 Bdrm 2 - bath townhome. t>oubll· REALTORS garage. pool. beautiful ------ g r een belt. A:.,um1· Bolboo ldcmd 1006 562.700. lt:i.,. loan v.1lh ••••••••••'•••••••••••• total payment:. of si;-:!1 Eqwty. Sil2.000 Call for rrorl'deta1ls 546·2313 Oft1 r' ,. '' • r,' -,, '· • NEWPORT BEACH BEST BUY! s1:i .ooo b e l o w p r o t~1onal a ppn 11:-al ""' 1n ~ m u s t <.l•ll B \ OWNEH • 548 5835 COSTA MESA EAST SIDE Vacant' 3 Bdrm 2 hJth Open I :; 1101 Balboa CHARMING 2 STORY + ~10 01:.:RN .-\PT on Coml'r. t blk to ba\'. I blks to vi~. II! LR. w ·i st:· t:l01hng. bnr k frplc. 2Br . I 1.R.1 !-cpdin rm . forCl.'<I .ur. dbl gar + charmm~ apt. S37:> mo . w•hltn:.. 0 ..i n 1 -. h r r p I 1· F ,\ B ! ' I • 0 I • S 1\ ':II SU.\IAHLE FIN,\:-.;n~r; ~ CHH ' 2 N IJ S \VE St.000 -, 0 :-.0 I :-.;T & l.OA:-.i C'OSTS $.'J!I0.000 1\rt•a ·.., ll\·~t REHEREALTY 12131 4 34-0908 home. coiy kitchen with :!Story 2 HH 11. Bd. 1 Rlt bar Bnck f1rcplaC'l'. :.! ga raJ.?e a pt S(>p ~ue:-.1 car attached ga rJl.!t'. q1rs Owner 673·0828 super :.ha rp ' V::i c ant ----- O'Nrler a moow. St34.%0 BAY Vlfo:W · Attractive :? 546-2313 hdrcn. 2 bath w ith 1 bdrm "'"''''~"' '•.• 1 ·' I bath O\l•r Ice d b l [ ~ •Nrli~~¥i!iil .:araR<' I houo;f' from So. HJ, lront 1-:xtra larg(' lot Open Sundav 11 3 ;,t w:. \I.inn.· \\l· Aalho.1 • ________ , l ';i fllnr 1ntnrmatm11 \I El. HTll~ INTERESTING LISTl ... GS 2807 E BBTIOI:: I HH + den 3 BJ pout ta bulou:. \ 1e \\ ~!IS (~J leiiM!hOld 502ACACI,\ 2 BR + rt'trr at. 2' • n .1. onl} 3 Yl'ar.; old SJ37 .ooo OPEN HOUSI:: SAT /SUN U ~l()Ur= 11()MfS F'or rurther 1nformat1on contact Sara l\l arvin 675-5688 or 675 6000 I•\ \'ILll" H f:.\LTOK nis 11120 OPEH DAILY 1-5 P.M. Nl"' 1 bed room home ~,,uoo 216 Ruby On warcr 1 bcdroo111 Sl.100.000 8 Collins Isl~ Call fi7:J ti~IOO lor ck ta1l:; - Wi\Tr JffHONT llOMI..., REAL ESTATE 631· 1400 "6oa Island I 006 -------••••••••••••••••••••••• ------ OPEN ON BALBOA ISLAND SAT/SUNDAY 1-5 PM 118 TOPAZ NEW HOME NEAR BAYFRONT T'MflMstilllaaft-.Wp..., ..... 1111 tMs ... 2-story, 4 .............. MW VU of , ..... frollil 3rd floor 4*k. 2 ffrepl•u, lor9• bar ht H•l•CJ rM. SSJS,000. 67J.6900 8 COLLINS ISLE WATERFRONT CONTEMPOURY ltOllflYr .. lp1d lflpDI It 4:ta1111 tl:h .,.c1 ...... ,....... 2·stery ....... . L.-p _... ..... lacld1d ..... 4 lt*'M + ..,.. ..... ,... st••d .-.. ...,., ...... _. --. y_. ""' bMttlp ........ ,.... ... 2--. VllWS flf ...._. ...t ....... $1 ,100,000. C .. 673-4900. 216 IUIY AVE NEW YICTOllAN RESIDENCE WMte ................. c ..... .... ..,... --1••cffhMI ....... 9A ..., .......... ._., ........... 4 .................... ...., .. ... .......................... w ... tec.ted -4 ·~· to 2 .._,,, .. ,,. 1411,-. Ctl '7ktoo. WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. RLAL E.sT AT[ tMif• Rt>n,.I\ l'r0p011v M~'""'n' Z4.IO W Co.i" ll°"v JIS M11nnc' Aw N\lv.pon &Mh 8.llbo.J llbnd Ht·l411 '7M ... ' . . II .. ..... f ::";..... ... ........ -... -Hooioot ..... w. -· ... _ Su-.......... '""' DAA.Y PILOT 08 ................... iii ................................................................................................................... . ~ffi'.~~ ... ~.... ..t!~ ... ~!~ ~~ ....... ~!~.~ ~~ ....... ~!~.~ ~~ ....... ~!~.~ ~.i:t~~.~~.~~~-~ ~!.~.~ ....... ~:!:.~~~ ........ ~~:.~.~ ....... BY OWNER. 3 Bdrm''°°' lr'lilpe I 044 lnlM I 044 r'llM I 044 ...._, la CQlleae Park REDUCED •••er•••••••••••••••••• •••••• ••••••••••••••• •• •••••••• ••• •• ••• ••••••• . tiimSA Dll. MAI 87·•1 Open Kie Sun 1·4 l\&rtlerock Glen Cl.lrdcn **ON THE WE ll .\ H C H 0 S A M .... , ....... ..... Lo -i J bdr 2 b th ..t..t~ f ll . · -11382CHtllian0r Home Larkspur II JO.\QUIM VIC'llY m, a •a~ am Y Dme,oW IOJ6 EleUnl s Ur J U11 model. 3 BR 2 Ba. f'R, Ontlof lrvinc'11 m<>11tpre £c room • den home. Clole to tchools. • •••••••••••••••••••••• W/lamll)'. formal dlnin11. parquet floors .. custom Sl1&10U'I rt•s1dencc1 2 u~ v1e;is:C~'°"o~IJ llCB'TIOMAL COIOHAdefMAR DUPLll P•rk It r1lrt1round1. A11umable loan. DISCOYaY! & h1.1ae P•llo room:c decor beaut covf d patio. w o O o u R l o G 1-: f~~s/Sun 3 Rana 1 t>n 11Z7SOO OAHAPOIHT C hoic e a r ea Now loaded w /cust eatures CKOSSING 'S lurgc ~t •-------- • 7&MJJ6 Unbelievable 4 Ddrm 1162.000 Mu1l sell ' AKt Owner / bkr 955 0005 . rmdel The "Easton". 2 CORBIN ASSOC. REALTORS home with O<'ean view 538--tnle 113.S·lSlS. ask for Nick blk1t to s hopping & &ind 1wlm pool + bon~ Vracin cine ma Call for you1 MUST SELL BY OWNto:H Woodbndi.:t> 3 br. 2c..1 b..i. A <.:. 2 t•ar i:ar Mt 0010_ Caau.al, California charm. <>wMr occupant ah•rp, plantallon loll oru lr.:ettoslreet lot By owner, Agt. S79 000 IY OWNER personal Inspection P riced .,only 1134,000 'Sacr1'1ce price. Nice J br NORTHWOOD <.,\lstom Spanaish J Udrm (amity home with OP(!O bca m s. I ri: m a i>t1•r Bdrm . pool and l>PJ. ru'ltom kllc h1•n 1'110 rrwnv fratun·i. to 11 ... 1 $0!10,0oo &H 70W butten. partcUn1 dean. custom land~aplna. prtvac1 6 panin.c. Own er will rtna n c~ at very •UractJ~ l«ms. 121'7 ,000. 1012 ••••••••••••••••••••••• llt:OUC l!:D 115.000 t'Ofl QUICK SALE Mary Anderion VIP. townhouse.649·0833 TiiERANCll.4llr + fam INC 49l-U3Hl. 40t;.4flOK --• -----rm. Comr,letely remod. --------_ POOL Large 5Br. JUa. n e w c p t . p a 1 n t . l'rame location. ncur wallpapto"r. Lovdy yard MUST SILL beuch. $169 500. 536· 7000 Ko1 Pond Ausum In w,u\CJhrldgc Kea ley 3700 Newport Bl'ld,. SUlte 305o ,...~.c::- 5J&'::r.s OPEN tfOllSE 12-6 pm I.At/RF.I, POINT. 7 mo. nc•w t.o wnhome 3 Bdrm. ~· 1 bulh. h11(hl y up 1rMd«t cormtr unit. A/C i.tcp~ tu pool J u s l S.W.000 I lJ Aspen Lane ()WT\l'r 631 60JO 1~ .iq ft townhoml'. 3 Bkr $145.900 551·5833 Bdtms. den. 21•1 llJ. 2 BY OWNER. 400 plan Cal TURTLEROCK GLEN ---__ _ :iunalN·k!.. µauo. frpk. Classic By The Sea. 1br. Large s ingle ll'vcl it wet b11.-. Ocean '1ew 2sly. 21-,ba. llv rm. din be<l room. designed for from pool. 5 P11 .and rm. fam rm. highly up family laving and enter d ubhouse .Sll2.900 t6IO> g rad e d s11 2 .:;oo ta1n1ng Fireplace an :'i.'l I ·:IOOO lnll lliirt .!ll('J l'l,14 I . In ltll' Newpa1 Beoch. Collf0tnlo 92663 (714) 675-0185 -Pom Moo f'ormer Mod•I 1tl)IH'IOU6 3 bdrm hotn • form11I diNn" room. lr6l family rooru. Ira pauo with Nlv C'f', 3 <'tr 11r1ae. 1111.'~. I 006 --------quiet C:1.1l de Sac UYI.. Au_W..._ .......... Fh t•r upl)t'r. 100 block on !')11010. babel. 1t 2 lot. Jtxh 111 + dl•n S82 500 . 64G3192 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IDIA&. PAMIL Y HOM!. 2 story. 3 bdrm and auell q1.1artt'r ' l.wp paUo. $3M.OOO LOU IRICMTll. & ..... 615-3ll I llAUT1N. COM .. 9.7 /rlo ~ ~l~.v:~:a~~:e 0...-wll c.,.,.., IY OWMIR/4HUM LA with 1eparat.e l•rnlly rm 21td TD io:lctc,mt udult rondo 1500 BHt pn ce '" srea 1-·~ U Monterey ir. l'd'1 bQ fl Nr So Ci.t Pl1.a 2 land Only 1288,SOO t:all 644 21811 Rr, :!b:i. encl dbl gar /\genl/ OC'eao Par1rtr ,..__,,_,..~·-$1111.500 /\Ilda) Sot/Son. <.:onsuter I sty an t r:tdl'. hoth h Vtnl? and fam aly \\. llU O~n house ~al room Spectacular foun 4 Bdnn. 2 bu with oct'an & Sun l2 5 Seller l'ltn tam and Cash pond:. an vtew Only SIJ4.000 ltiJ61 help f1nan cc 552 rentral atrium Lu'< ftOOLHOME ll1df(ebury Or . II II urious ma sta IJJth F0tt ENTERTAINERS ~6-0:rlfi MuM ~·II tha:. rroress1onall y decor<il Perl 2 Bdrm +den floor weekcnd t.'d and landsc<ipt·d plan with tropical feeling ,\memtaes i:alon· for lht.' thru-out. f ormal h vanl( & 1----------1 moo;t da scra man al 1nK d 1n1 n g · Sc c lo .. I> GREAT FAMILY Glen Hellwarth :>S!l ~ 100 prec1ate. 16301 HOME **3000 SQ FT In l rv1n1· (nr U~l>Jo;lt S200.000 /\lmosl 1•nm plt•lf>ly new lrnrn top to bouom Tha ... m.;~!." c :. .blQ.gO bedroom :J bJth h11nw ~ R E S T I G I 0 U S ment)o \our l>l'r.,onal 111 COLLEGE PARK i.pection Heaut1ru1 Purdue Pl.111 H ca I t.: i. t d t e . _...__ 1024 uft Jprn wkdys ~().7364 BY OWNER tTI41l58.1616 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -- 206 Emerald 3 br +2 Br !!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ MONTICELLO MEW CONDO'S \'ac;t~~~~11~~~~mcnt lllr ;ma. hght & a1n . 1 l~#Z~I~ 49l-9l81 blkt<"chl&purk l'•m• ----·---TOWHHOUSEIH lo l><'h ~;~.:~1~-r1 REAL TORS· THE LAKES Features an clucl.! 3 hdrm 2 h.1 Jctcally !Wcatl'IJ to ... dwol.... p.1 rl.. 11uot "'; '>hOJJptn~ hk11\~ 0111\ Sl:l:!.:10U Op1·n 11111,._,. !"o..1 1 S u n I 1 I 1:1 11 ~m.H e RANC H REA LT Y 551 2000 2 Id Patio Homr :'olagnahrt.'nt 2 lklrm I '~ < 'lcan. prnl 1h•1·111 pool l:kJ 1ownhoml· ('<1mpl1'11• apt + &uest rm '* Ba Ol.J>CORONA DEL MAR I Sl.ory In excelltml ~'On I 01-'t'1~111.: th1i. weekend. 1435.000. Owner w1 II dlUon. 2 large bedroomi.. 10 5. 2br. 2/12ba. contt'm WHrTEWATEI VIEW c t 12'.ii 675-297~ pri vat e patio. 2 car pora~y dl•s1i:~. 2. mai.~t-r anya . M>t.rnl Of'HJ(illWAV 8Ul..Omlit1c gar1111c 1-'ull SUJlt:S. cath~dral ('~II· I µnce~.900 SS.OOOdown rnjiti.. :!~I :! Sa~t:• .1\n.i 4t>ANA ILUFFS Rare 2·story condo with 3 bdrms. 2"2 ba. tt-nna:.. pool and ~pa · ·• •' 1 tt11n1~. onh SI llt.!l<HI I\ up.i.:r<idl•d I hr uout l'atnrk Tt•nofl' n:u l:!l~i r hll·all) lot'all·cl Ydl h. IHTI ..... P••·• 1007 Ch arming well ma In· II you quullfy 6461477 1\~c· . <.: '\1 646_t;0!1.1 or 1\j..'1 pl1•t1• 11rl\ .11 \ \ l'l 1111·111'1' ~\ I ~~~Hl~tt') tained 3 Br 2..., Ba hom e --l'Mo flC.196 Bob Mr< orm1t'k IUCH Ir OCEAH on a com~r lot overlook· EASTSlDI!:. lov.-ly IOl·u Nt>ar nark U;n . :o.UJ>t•r VIEW 1ng Begoma Park. lion. kitche n window sharp 3 UH. luft. 21 , Bu. New 5br. 3ba. 113 Eai.t overl~s beautiful park all nt-w lilt'. CJ>ll> Oak Ba lboa Bl vd. 1-;u sy OCEANVl!o;W ''BR 2 Ba dei.11>:ncd for ru alrflJ.:)o Owni·r mui.t T e rm s! $275 ,Uf)O 2 blksfromwuler .J-:ntry Califo r,n1a l 1v1n~ :.t•ll si 2u.Oou Tt.'rmi. t-879-~I a pullo w r.!nd patio an re~ Absentee owner l>a} !'I 00 l!J8!.I 11r. View derk. 2 frplcs in· "sell" $123.000. Of'vm & _____ _ BAY CONDO eluding one an m str Co 642·6368 MESA VERDE Exclusive. excelst'C. I .Ac Bdrm swle. R-2 w /room I lladdcn two ">lor) an I Br. 2ba. Swammani.: to build. Assumable loan ---------• pnmt.' l0<·ataon with too ••••••••••••••••••••••• pool & under1tround .,.,lhbalancc NEW CONDOS many a1TX•mt1t'' tu 11..,1 OPEN HOUSE prk "g. Besl price an I .•. J t boa 2 & 3 BEDRoous· .anu."oC3J)('I )} rl'lll/WO Bca u t If u I p a rk 4' 1 d l' Bal Sl70.000term~ n...... H•a t.-f ·5 m archtt"CI \lo Ith r:ir1• .incl MEL F UCH"' ._,....... ..... ~ St t s101 IV'" • ' ,..,talc Mdl IOI Thi:. I ,, arting a .vw cxot1r tr<'i'" a ncl shrub ... 1 OR On V t bl hdrm. :! ba hom1• " PAVILION HEALT l2J BL·GONI/\ It' ona wn Hit. or J 111< .md dl·n or Unobstr uctl'tl \ ll'W of i-------1 *•JUST LIST[OI. ocean. 11\linna <ind <·1ty lights Fabulous muMn DUTCH HAVEN ll;ird 10 ftnd Bn:.irw1111<I swtewathdeck.$245.0SJO rn1dcl m ht·au111ul \\ooll - 3 IR & POOL hnd1!1· UroJ dm11111 1 WMI HI HO"ll apr. ... SU...., l·S llt•autJtul lidrm 111 "\"' ltOMI o., ~ ,.... • I • REAL ESlAlE 17602 St 111 ll.1 rhor ~'IUI "II It l t1inpat•• 1 11' \ .tlu1· at -----_ 6.lt·l4(J{J lll·h~htful WJrm lni·11cl Sl 79•900 -I} & '"' 1lan.: S1n~h· It•· •·I ~~::;;~';;,.:~~~"m" "'' ' [ rJ,. r"~lhrldgc '1 • Kcalrq .i::I I :11100 I t'1~h u .. r • .uu J t·~""' \ Ir\ uw ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1034 1.!i i.l!i t Ill I\ !\ .'\: l!: 11 .. . ' . 11, l\.tl turn Rrng 64 0 · 5560 Anytime prox1m1l) IO prn1I ... p.1 ,,1un,1. t1·nr'1 " ,\ ... k 111~ ~1111.:;oo Op1·n lluu .... · ~ ._1 l / S u n I :.! ', ~ , I ..ik1>111 Ill'" e. -RANCH REA LTY 55 1 2000 WOODBRIDGE LAKEFROMT V .\LUE-VALUE ,,.,k .1 lttllll l••f ni ... · ,\ '"II II h•• 11111 ... 1 plt'.h •'rl' l•'!"o·-.hh p.111ll1·<I .I ltr o ' lt,1 ( '.tltll•l 111,1 1111111•' Ill .1 l'Ontl !111 .111"11 ... 11111 I ~.tlk ... ''"' \•'.trll .. 1111 • f1tlff I (#\.\fl I ' " I • t-n1~h1 .1n11th1·1 "" ... 1 -..u t.11111 ...,11111111 • 11..m11 559-8888 c. Ne rt•· hl$lhl> up.1tradl'd 1n t·Jrth 675-8120 wpo "' o ff1t·1• J I!,, Onh I H bo Bl d · t.ooc:. Ha~ umQul· T&.<; I Y.andJammer Propert1ei. ar r v Sl 79.5 00 C'ul l Glen c.pi*-o leach I 011 1 5q.3559 lldlwnnh ~!I !MOO Cedar paneh.'<.1 lam1h rm Easlbluff Prof Bl An Exclusive Listinq Mike Ameel 8 1cr/0wMr k' llv.n .. r 111·111.11!1· l'.1rl. I IREN/G Id K t p~radt·d :ll'lolrrn ' Ii 1 551 _4°481 ey TURTLEROCK ••••••••••••••••••••••• --~7_5_·_3317 Ens 646-609J and a rrplr an m~tr bdrm DISCOVER ·-~~~~~-~,~~~~~~--· :-.Ir Male Sf! Park anti CAPISTltAMO ICH "'al kin~ d·1 ~t an1" to Plan~~ ~~T: this EASTS l D E . near M'~s~~7!;:k i\\f' 5 bdrm, exet home 1n area as beautiful as the Kona Coast. Best or all. loan assumable at 10"~ ant Mary Anderson VIP INC. 493-9381. 496/4608 PRICE REDUCED 5 Bdrm w I $146.000 as· sumuble loan at IO'k . 16311) Vacation & lnvcs tmc.·nt Properties. Inc 49l-9311 1022 new Sproul d1.1p' lex at 721 Wcstchff shoppanl(. Dari llealtor:. ''•·ti /\ 5~ .,,,.,' Poinse ttia. 3 Bdrm. lng 3BRw/bayw1ndows. ---------""own/ Jn · ...,.,.. ma r" . 0 al :180 L/\RGJ-:Y/\IW OWN R I ) fanuly, 2112 balh. 2 story n y p r o ~i.s1 n 1 E i\NX (L'S' home.2 bdrm,2 bathin· looches.$127000.llurry. OnlySl~.900forsharp 3 ASSU ME LOY. 1:-.:T come unit. 4 car garage, Just 1.Jsted! Devin & Co. Bd. hv rm & l<im rm in LOA:-.' pleasant v iews loo! 642-6368 ~rent arc·:.i l'alril'k BAJtGAINat!>l;li.500 $345.000. P .S. Stroll past Tenorc.S:JI 1266 Am LOVl-.:LY 2Br. l '1 Ua Zr.? Goldenrod. a quaint E-SIDE DUPLEX THREE NEW twnhse, call no"' Ai.:t newhomt!. s.560.000. Two 3 Ir. Unih CUSTOM CONDOS ~arJOrtt> !Hi:!·t1:111 o r l /11u111n d"/ ._11/t'n Sl42,500 1814 Fullerton A•~ _84_1_.611(_>_3 __ _ -J>~tr,VJ>w~wt.Ut'J FUUH REALTY Op... s .. /Sun 1.5 HunHngton Beach I 040 1m!!lf' 7• 546-0114 They're excitingly daf. •••••••!••••••••••••••• 6{.'J-8~9~ fe r e nt: Larg e 3&4 SEASPRAY CONDO 2 Rr 243SE.CoHtHwy. CdM £AS!SIDE. S4S.OOObelow bdrms. 2 "'2 baths. 2 Exqws1le upgrades an ""'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.!!!!!j similar floor plan. Xlnt lirepl'lces. microwave elude levelors. mirrors. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ;:: cond. huge 2.600 sq fl ovens-. solar hot water. waJJpa~rs. mac ro-wv. SIA VllW Magnilcent new Spanish $139,900. Preview this tile e n tries. lovely tnash ~om pact J rd. 2003 YecMDeft...,. ViUa with spectacular Friday. Devin & Co. 1<round11 $150.000 t o flooc, vaulted beam ccal Fabulous r1nancm., with v1ews. 7500 sq n +llOO sq I 642·6368 $175,000 Ing :. J u :, t I 1 ... I I' ti 20% down. 4 Bdrm!>+. fl of decking. Total · GEM REALTOttS Inc sti6.soo .Call for appt Ocean view pnvacy with automatic 642 4623 ~ln(a Jarva.. f.42·88511 aates & secunty system . SA YHDE ___ • Jt>M<.;oombe tte<altor C/2~~;:;~7 .... ..-3 bars. pool. 3 s pas. OHGOLFCOURSE 2 blocks an from ln•mc s auna. aquarium. lrg 3 Bdrm 2.,, bath custom B l vd. 112 years o ld JASMINE CREB< dark rm &hobby rm. t:x-home. private courtyard Townhome. 3 bdrm 2 bo He a uti r u I Moon r est tensive use of imported entry, large lot. 3 polios. t.:pgraded carpet & plank --'-I in "erene. park handpainledlile&patio electronic security floo ring Rrattnn.' ,,......, " t I & ustom leaded S'"Stem. smoke and fare 11k~set. un°.Th1sele0 unt· IC c ~ Wood s B .• Ov.ncr ~ "' "' 1 d s I a la rms. wood paneled .• ly a ppointed. cxeculavr A ass w in ows. • o ar den. VanLwl wall t'Ovcr 5'18 14-17 home features 3 Bdrml>, system. Key to pnvatc h ood • . . ranuly room . formal din I beaches. AdJoio 1 n i:: =~U:~dmltal~~~~iled 1114 VALLEY CIRCLE mg. and 2'ill bath.'>. EnJOY 4bdrm view home with floors. numerous other Own1•r _leaving i.lale J sw1mmanit. tennis. and. pool avail t o t rf'atc amerulles. An out};land I bdrm. S r i\. RV a<:res!>. peace or m ind in a prl'· largest eslale for sale m mg home. $350.000. Term~ Sl27 900 Hkr s llgious. securi t y the a rea By Ownt•r . 1142141H SIRON SHOT To Meadow L:.irk Goll Cou!"St'. N 1 ce 3 bt!d room . l ·I• bath. Fu II price Slll.000 I' ark PL.ace Inc 842· 7461 ,..CE REDUCED $3000 on th1li nice Ii bedroom with la r~t· fltmil)· room. Full price $110.000. Park Place Inc 842·74tll gua rde d community. 760·1817. Cour t esy to 3 IEDROOM I ---- Read y for occupancy. bkrs. _ Double garage. flOxl20• Newport l11t:.. new condo. i----------Bnng an offer · 11eller 1s --lot. Qwel loc.'ata on. but 3bdrm. 2 12b_a 1784 sq rt THE IMftOSSIBLE r eady to deal ! S hort $139500 334 Ogle St DR1:.a.MCOMETRUE escrow possible. (476(;A 1 I DUPLEX 3 +I close to shopping. New · · ~ OPEH SUNDAY 1•5 Excellent income. Top roof. copper plumbmg, 1 Open Sat & Sun. l·Spm Positive cash flow on 964•261 I CdM locaUon. $285.000. har1d1 wood Cldoors. pdliaster 642·5722. -----~::1~~~ ~~~~ ~-g~~x .... ULM ... RTI....., was. goo con lion.~~ J ,..,.. ,.. " $110 000 It h an assuma rerred maintenance. /\s· OSlJr:J REALESTATE ble l0an.w · ~~ swnableloan -:,o hurr). Real.cy 644-7313 Roy~:;.~· RJtr W&OcW dreamsgorast. IMMACULATE Relih 1 ll~Realty ,;·;:; -;-:wo COOLPOOL l•.1-wnh11m 1· •lo'''" . I·,,.,.. .,11 m.irl..•' I' I u ... ~ p .1 c; .11111•11 ,, \' h ., ,, 1... ",, r k & Woodbndq~ Crou1nq l!o·.iutiru11•1•111 :11,.,11111 , .. p:irJd1~ .. "'.fan1:. ... 111 I lrl't.'Wa\'i m11rn 1•,1r;I'. 1-..a~lun ino•J• I i;or1•,..,u.. 1 l11lrr11' :11 .. h.1th' 1.11111 Hr . .! 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Open Sun or call 968·5333. t)Jl -4~116 \\/\LK TO UEA<.;H S/\CRI FICt: 2Br. 2Ua up1>:raded Con do. must M:c to hl'l1e,•e Was $126,500 now $1 20,000 Farm Assume $66,000 loan al 9~•"k .. No r><>mL-i Owne r moving out oC area Pool, iacuzz1. ten- n 1 s, sand volleyball Security gal~. 21372 Urook hurst 11 723 . 968-8410. <>Pen House 2Br hse. 3 yrs. old Open S at /S un 12·5 8291 Manifesto Cir Am In· vestment 963·7866 55l·8880 l·e1hn~~. maplt.' bult'ht.'r block counter. 01k<l oak rloorani.t. c~tm till' & c abinet '\ lhru oul i;arden shower OJ>('nani: to wood deck und Ja1·uz11 Too muc·h more to m<·n trun ~lu't "l'I' l•> bc:h<•q SPARKLING. MOVt: IN t:legant 4Br . frml entry Liv rm . rpk. ram rm w/mln. view Atrium. Exqu1s 1te upgrarlf'<i Lnd:.cpd Cul de :.:JI' /\J.:L ·o wnr Sl69.5fJH 5~1 -JJ6~. 8JJ 225~ 581 0366 LA.<\T OFFERI!'OG Y. db g I' r cs l' o t I b y Lagoon 5 Hr. F .1"' Est row Coop Al! SOLD $290,000 'Wood1Jr11lgt• <.:ro.,.,1ni... Unghton llrghly u11 i:radf>d ta ...i cf u lly <fr 1·nr,1ted 2 Hdrm <ll'11 lW~l -..q It Gori:~u-. µIan t.'n)oy your pc <i<:t·l ul garden or walk to th•• SJllfil 2 bdrm.:! ba. l'lau l" 111 Walnut Square. One <1f th•· l<•w with alladlt'ft ~llntl.!f' M aSlf'r bdrm. '-.tlll•· UI ~landann 55:! 4•11.li tJL1on i.hutlt•r:. .and .\1on lfS"3,. ,,,, 11... I 111·1•1111 p.1rqw·1 tlr)()r' 111 1 /. 1..AM,.vS ~· RVINE VIEW VIEW VIEW TurtlNOl·k Prci.1d\'1H home Prt«1· red11c·1·rl S10'J,000 J Bdrm. :! ha. lam rm Pool & 'PJ Lg lot Tale roof Sci.' at 11 helieve 11 • 01>4·n hnu~1· ~unday 18781 Port()l rnu l'nlry Ill k1ldwn Lob 111 - <oun with 11 pnv:.i11· ... u11 loquna ~ach I 048 tl('('k All thr-. r11.:ht o n th1· ••••••••••••••••••••••• lake ~1t h u ""'''''flllll.! v1t>w ol lht• l,1k1• 111111 ... .\ FA~TASTIC rnt1• hl.!hh OCEAN VIEW SOLDS237,000 :11~1rm .2 11a.1111~1·d1·11 • 1\Rl 752-0187 1•vi·-. or ~ G nb I 542·8006 Lakrrront / ru e t --, Bn~hlnn model 2 lldrm. ADULT LIVING d.-n. 21 ~ t>a 1.ux 11;1• 8tenms crts.pool&spa~ m.'.l!llcr ... uih• w tprav.111• $70.000·S9fl.000 Noquah df'l'k Open & .11rv with Cymg. Assumable loun~ vaullt'(I l'l'thni.: 'i N iii u11 Or ne w f1nanr 1n~ .II al ErlJnv lc1:.ur.· lame on 11'-,'~ REt'.\1AX SU~ll' ~our lak1• \lt.'W lront <frc·k 559.9400 ~1th a park hk1• w ttin1: -over look1nc )!rrenbt·ll f1 11lr lov1•I\ \,tl•I S!Zl.!100 1\I 01·,.,111 "11.irkl1n1 I hrlrm .1p1, 11<101. ~rw1 1.tl 0HlWn1t11·., .. 1 i:.1r,•1 ,. pl1\ ·Ill' '>ll'IJ" l•I ht'lll It Ow1wr >A tll hl'l11 l1111u w,. .1t JI'• ~ul11111I lil Ill 101 l'l·~ /\ ll1•n HI Ir l!~I i.1.~ * * UNIQUEI. Uea<'h cruti re<' anJ and LAGUNA CHARM tl'le beauurul Woodlmtl1>:1• 2300 Sq. Fl. or luxurlflU!-o ~Orth Ldke I span~. 'tora~l'. ('U-.\ 38r. BBa. professionally remodeled. so. ol hwy. R·2 zonioa. Owner wlll he lp finan ce. Open Sat/Sun 610 Begonia. s:z:se.soo. Call Doug Bkr. 963-908' CORONA HIGHLANDS 561S.C.Wwd Mini ocn view. lg lot. 28r. make 2 story le have a 180 degree ocn view. + pvt bch. Priced to sell 1...,11 assumable. $275,000 HURRY WON'T LAST! 7~ lbr. 2ba. d in rm. nr S.C Plaza Hurry. won't last. VIEW OWNER AN. * 9 UNITS* ~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ A II 2 b d r m . c I o s c d h · •-.---------1 1>arkmg, 2 «ar .1 l!ar 111 hvrng. w1l 1l s o wn,. t>.•.iurtifoll\· rl'modt>h'•I 1 POOL & SP/\' This J WY GLASS HIU Cusl lot + 5 BR 3 na home. Owner flex. wtll· mg to trade. 64S.7272 ~r:~k~rinc Only $133 IJO NOMONEY_OO_W_N_ ~ac1ou.-. 3~rm. formal din rm & llvln(i; rm. Open daily 12·4. 2298 rusllc Crpk & atrium & -----··---Waterman Wa)'. Custom attached 2 rar gar Lrg 3 bd. 2 ba, ram + den. BBQ area w /spa & ocean FOi SAU IY OWNU etc. etc. Use eq. In your v1('w Owner will help nn Spygl•H HUI o,.,. home asdn payml. Pnce w/low dwn payments & i-.......... ___ _, garages . 'eparate mt!ter!I. Approx 10 yrs old. C lose qu1 c kl~ Pnced to i.ell at $45-0K 29'~ down Pnnc only t\Jn Bob He11ly 848 5588 WALK TO BEACH! 3 Bdrm. rireplace. patio. &53&9495 large yard. r oom for ---------- pool Xlnt pn<'c' ~Oft .--DOW' 1042 ••••••••••••••••••••••• bdrm & den allached OPEN HOUSE 1.5 llllrm homi·. JUSl I hlrn·k home 1s J>OS!>lbly the onl} t3Sal(e. an Woodhnchw .I 111 1' 1' .. l' h A' k I u ..: example an the prl' BH l'i UJ . V1ll;i.icr cu11 ~'l 500 l.a r~i· :i<.-.uoi.i !>t1g1uus Y.oodbrad ~e do,atroi.:.fromli1rd}.oni; blt·l~t .... ubmat;illnfler' Estate:. with d pnvJlt.' Park ncar W Y;ih· l,..t>01> llob.\lon·y l<•·.tlt•1r' pool Call now t11 w\' & &B1rdson1-1 Sll\'i.000 831 ~il2or~1~1l ~57i1 cnJO.Y ' ~tacArthur G rou1' 975-1188 or 752 84!12 1044 $197.500 ..•••..•.•..•••....•... ------.. --I HottN Sl~.000. Agt. 642-5140. lo monl ly payments. H NJCISLASHID s.t.&SH.1·5. -e-s a-Ve-rd-e Executive. Open Houspe.ISat & Sunl.1 WATERFROHTWITH hi .. d r f st S I b f I I0-5pm. e ase c a POOL ... .....,D SL1• t s wee .. e n or a ::,pac ouse 3 r. orma 48r. 38a, dining room, f • •. ,..,... .- Waadbrldgc Rcalrq RCTaylorCo sale. Owner wants to sell din rm, lge fam rm. lge family room. Country ~~aielsr or direct inns "' av__.-11~ Beautiful Christlanu Ray now. Submit offe rs on paUo w/cover. vw. 3 ca.r kitchen. Xlnl move·in ""t · ' VI.'~~<!), wilh Indoor pool and PX this prime CdM home gar. quiet cul-de-aac. condition. $225.000. Open 548-2089 UAt panslve view. Perfect for andapt.$339,000. ASSUM. LOAH AT House Sun. 1-S. l813 96" 0182 entertain ing in this J --------Jo-Ann Doran. Agent 97/IO' 631 2246 .rv bdrm. forma I dining rm LOHEL y 151.,522 ro. Oriole Dr. C.M. SS7·0682 • ~~~~~~~~~! home with patio and boat 551 ·3000 1tr Barranu Plrwy. lndn" 6 40-9 900 ""--............ 2_... i:: Family wanted for this ~CREATIVE ..........,. ..... c.-ryc:WU Br 28a. 402 16th Pl.~ .... R.& F ... MILY dor k . Owner wall lovely 3 bdrm home • T.D. 15 Moaterty ,,,. Sl6S,OOO. (9l6> 472.J646 & ~ ,.._ "'" ,.._ luse1opt1o n and e1< Your ramlly wall fit antn PORTfOUO ca., CclM ~5 for info for appt ~~ ROOM change. $'750.000. Uus home so nicely you 'll PROflER'OES1 INC. 644-Z Ill to see. Do not disturb oc· ,.._ ________ 1 Plus 4 bedrooms . Very love 1t. Includes ramaly ~~~~~~~!!!!!~~---~------• 1• nice patio & yard. Near WATCRFRONT room. den & a gorgeous JASMtMl.CllB cupant. 3 SPA Huntington Center. Full HOM[S Ylew. You'll feel so great Corona del Mar Dplx Mu 1 l a e 11 . 0 w n er IY Owtia + price 1119.SOO REAL ESTATE about this home you 'II + G..t Rm. bftt local. tranalerred. 3 Bdrm. Price reducH. 1 ml. to l>ark Pl.ace Inc. 842-746\ 631-1400 want to throw a pany . owner w 111 h e IP '109.000. 19 Whitewater beach. Top ot the Bluffs. EASTSIDE ...._ ,~ 1026 ,_._... 1026 and party you s hould · w/ftnancln1. Open Hae Dr. Open Sunday 1·5 Agt. Lu.xurv livln• 4 br. 3 ba. --0.. uwn this home Is made for at! SIS l c. -1 .. U ..-,_. -~ I ••••••••• ••• • •• •••• •••• •••••••••••••••• ••• •••• Prl_.... al .....,.,,000. r ·hone ..::.:.:::.:..;;'";;,.··v~•r..;...;"..:..;...----t...:'=._._.:.:::::_ ______ 1 e xec. h ome-jacuu . Lovely 3 Bdrm. large .. ~ ._ Owner will help rin.ance. yard. e nc losed patio. LetUeJ ohnson. ~l bullUns.CuJdeuc.quiel n-..JLJ ll~Re·-'ty i-.;._;.--------1 location. Only Sl~.900. N:."U!lll.l '.di . l~Ba. cone. Jacunl. Call 645.9161 new lloorln1. lrplc. 552 -7500 College Park. 7SMM01. bdrrn. 1ba, $87.900. t'tplc, bonua rm. R·2. Ir- lot. lm Maple. "5·6343 or961-MOO. Ol'IN IHHJ\J RI i\l : r / OPIM HOUSI MOITH C.M. ~ 1·$pm. 2112 Maple •• ulLY HOMI Dr. Nice 3bdrm. lba r~ home on R·2 iot. Room Thia beauty la dead lqr add on unlt. Seller lharp with 1~ 11q n. ot luviq atate. llvlna a rea. 3 Bdrm1. TAIT• ... llALn d.lnhlt room. huce fam ,...... rro, comer lot. Walk '°' HMHJ ever).'thln•. Hlth ••· ---------• 1umeble loan. Won't tut eol.PCOUlll YU at Gilb' 1117.900. &40-*8 JIDA VEJlDE C.C. 4 ..... l'M be. Pool. <>Den ._. Sued1y lO.l PM. 30U Country Club Or .... ·- A 1 l&mOM IMVUTOIS 2 deluxe duplexes ln Dana Point. Fireplaces and balconys. Seller wUI assist in financing. 1165,000 each. DANA POINT H~ 4 bedroom, 2~ bath. aweepinfe ocean view from Uvlng ft>Om and bedroom, Wood -1ldln1 and ahake roof. Submit terms. 1195,000 For Sale/Owner. N. Wood Area. 1183.9090. Jbr, 2ba. lae ram rm & atrtum .. Ponderoaa hme w /lge cnr. lot. pror. lnd~cp ; r11c. lOe entry. kitchen & fam rm. aar dr opener. c111com drapes & shut· ten. Comm. Pool. s pa & tennl1 cts. Ass1.1m. 9''11% loan, call eves 5«·4179 Ullle II Big!! Cluatned ad1 are really s ma ll "people to Pt!Ol)le" H itt calla with bl1 rea<Mrahlp and bta rttulta ! To place your clauUled ad. call today M2-S678 . RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN "San Joaquin" model. 2 bedrooms plus den/study. Quality neutral tan carpets and drapes. Mirrored doors . Fabulous golf course view. 2 private patios. Asking $179.500. Penthouse "San Mateo" model. 2 bedroom unit overlooking golf course a nd nig ht light view. Upgr aded. Communit y pool, tennis. S178.000 NORTHWOOD Year and a half new 3 bedroom. 2~. bath single fa mily detached home. Ma ny up~rad es . 3 car J,?arage. Owner will consider contract with· 20% down. St69,500. WILLOWS 3 bedroom home In great ramily area. Privacy. RV access. Good terms . Try contract or sale . AAkl ng $125,000 .. , . : I ............. a..-1H11 ..... OtiMf'IHl•t ... ...........•........... ....................... ..........•............ ·················•·•··· ............................................. . ._ • ._.. "111Hhr.. H111•,_S. ..... 106t IHilt '°'' Ma..,..._ '°'' s.aa•• ''" ..... ..._. ._,,.,.,1y 2000 ~ ...... -...... -.;~-•••• ti;•i!••··~·•••.11•• •••• ••• .. •••••••••••• -•••••-.. •••••• -• .. ••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••-•••••• ,_. S. 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...._..... ... ... l .. t ••M•TICUDO CYPllUSSHOll5 ....................... i-.... 11111!1-~lil!lll ....... -"~• .... ••-•••• ... ••--•-• -""•••• .. ••••••• 11 ..._ ___............._ ........... , .. -PALM.,.._S 4 Lar1e hom e . • ------..--MOTIL ,.WtllW!fWWI UDOlll-• ... alttea. Tnd• ror SPECTACULAR VIEW! New, pre1tt11ous rt• Newport Peolnlul• Bay h1 ,.,,...._ ...., OI 0. 0,.-... fl'Wl' du l..J lcillU. lJdo ~? Tbaver aidence. Sec. 1ate. ex· &ocaUon with beautlrul 1' Unlta oo ~ aett. Beat 'PacliITTroa l aa ........ ,. mVlaUb~•· ... l ~.17'1-LUt DOVER SHORES c lua l v e be•cb & beach. Adult communl· loeaUon. Large pool & Cl•-•l• Illa•• &o VlallATO..a!IM-6.,. .._cm lal•ad. l!atra dubbowle. Every rm a ly .ZBdrm•2ba.CallJo-r ec r e at ion roo m . ,ffa&bwMd Hilla r .... =·......: , .. ,._, l•tt• lol I Bdrm+ Watch t.M boeta JO by durift1 t.M day and enjoy malDifkeol vu. Comer Aon Doran. Agt851·9522 915.000. ~down. OWC di&--~ I ..,_ • ·--•:. a LM .... -· I Ir + ..... the 1oarklln1 nl&ht llllhta of P'ashkln I.ale In ~fa lot.. acU to former Nixon balance . .... r..i.ly,... ............... a I-'...... C/11 ...... C...... + ,..._ + Jldl' • bdrm. 3 bath ho me. Featurlnl( cui tom estate. By appt. only. f\am trailer ln security .... towena1 , ..... WIUIM&la Aro•hlo9• ,...,,H7 1¥P_...,... beveled. leaded windows In formal dlnlns room S7SO.OOO. 1·723·8128 & gated park. 3 private ......... "-· b' ~ent 6 CO'.,.. Pwf«t ror tho 111 active • and entry. lnvlUnll brick covert!!(! patloe with 1·'123-8838 beaches. fishinl pier & ·~. l\t-1 !111 I I¢~~ l\l'.1lt\ redeeeret•tl ._.. Oww wtU ntTY a 1° 1b-1Mew famlly with J mu ter pool & ~. Gourmet klt<'htn wttn 1arden pool. 19.SOO. Ideal for ...._. 111111 O.'\ •• W•• ..... Hw ault. In approx 2900 window. Oversized den with built In bar and Condo, Sl22.900, blk to single or couple. No f ;-;-;.; ·-;-: )ll{ I Ht Oft Utla I Ht a P· Wiii .... 0.. 11pat~ 1q It. on low tnf· ftrt'plact'. 3 car ttara ae . Complete 11tturlty ocean cliffs. 3 Br. 2~ ba. c hi Id r e n o r d o & s . I~~~~~~~~~ ~recl ~1ll•l1-•• a c • a..p-~ ... t-u~.1 nc ~·d• sac t l. Only 11y11tem. ~.000. Fee land. Shown by app't. frplc. vaulted ceiling, lge a.5279. TRJPLU Prelpalt,, 1116, -v -""' """""' l:l.V> 000 pvt sundeck, paUo. UP· ---------.,..... EJe1ant a bedroom. 4 • g r a des . W i ll h e lp •DULTl'ETPRIC 2 Yea rs old an Costa •.... W bit.th borne now under 644•72 I I FARRELL & 1,. ___ _._ ,,.1-6973 Mesa near So. Cont -., t.'()OlllruCt on Oulttand w •UU1uo;wg. "" · Vlldng i.x61 '· 2 br 2ba. Plaza. Owner's unit con· ap.. Wat\ "'8 l;'uatom fe.tutea In COMPANY PROPERTIES EVER OCEAN/HJLJ..S.16 fam rm. bar. lmmed oc· sist.s ot 3 bdrm, 2 baths. I to Juntor hllh and d ude larice maalA:r •ult. ~on 80. Hill cul· cupancy. Terms. Open frplc patio. Pride or ~ ekomtnl.ary tthoob from wu b h yd ro whtrlpool 759• I 092 de ·sac. 2Br + de n,' Sat F.V Estates. •209 ownership. Enclosed llTOPHIAY.. ~~:t.!Jc\:~~rv'r:J. )dted tub. rodrmal d1n111a 21r,p.., .2 frplcs, owner'• crow Lane. garages. Never a vacan- ,.a ntu tlc fln•n \'lnl ho11m la a preadslou,i. room. Mtar •n room . 4S2·797S. Prin only. Your 962-6365.646-0384 I cy! Excellent assumable I avail•~ Wttll UtAe ftf'at'> area Retiree HIC'r. CUl\Om fireplace w Ith oc• A .... -I •y rmance 1195 000 11 0 a n . s 2 2 5 . 0 0 0 . ty lllllW cuatom 3 Bdrm u .>.-...... rorivtt•aatlon pit, 2 rur EAn A . . -,. ......... -y v1• I ·GE Owner /Agent 833-9293. -.ome Nat11r1tl wooda ... _..a4 ..... 9,. °"71RM.11 000 icar•1•. 17'xl8' pl"iv•\~ YllW COHDO Open House Sunday. l ·S. Be~l La;c:7ffoyal I and ilau thruuut .,... dock with water & el~c Secwity bldg. w/p()O.I. 2 *SUBTLEllEGAICE* Ocean view, aBr. 714 Kni ..... 2 B 2b St 4 Plex. CM. <Mesa del I ~~~m11~ ~~tc h en. J ~ HI.LIE ~~ty 1Sotm e optlonbu1 I Bdm\lt, 2 ba Boat Sh p ba i Calle Casita. SlJS.OOO to J!:~ate/'PO:.·& :t:_ 1 Marl. 10'7., Owner hnanc· ---· ···-~ •COAMA()(R[ .. .....,. Me<' IOO l)OUI " Avail IJroker/owner Westcllff 2 BR, 2 . spac ous sep. OB O . Go lde owest rm S6S 000 I 1ng with S40.000 down, durin& COftitructlOfl Pm.'tld W sell $330.000 dining rm & liV. rm with beam cell & Realtors. -.790L . . . • I r\lent 838·4921 I Pnccd ll.•.ooo owe 675-1898. Shown by l FR to k' h ---- 1 POUNDING URt"Vn;w 0,.. W /S-1·5 uppt ~ly frplc, teak pane • opens .1tc . <>PIH SUMDA.Y 12·5 WA.UTO Ntarty n"' a BR 2 ea 100 H.rtNM-1.i.d Dr. Attached 2 car gar. Minutes to bcean. 201 Cah Fellcklod SHOft"MG MEW LISTtMG ~ ..... N. 00.c-r HWY modular bom e 1320 Carol Hoff. Agt, 631·0004 )f Sip, Super 3 Brtwnhse tennis. golf. museum. shops. schools. Fantastic ocean view. 3 and nice resta urants 5 HOUSES OM LOT ~ UOUNAB EACH sq n Buttercl.!I) exten or. Shown by appomtment W. Nwpl. N r . b<·h Lot·fee simple. Unfum. S238.000: furn Bdrmor2+den. 2.,., ba. 2 Clase to beach with pool Wldedeck, above Laguna 7~~~eovewsncr/ Broker $260•,000 . ( ( n cl udes antiques. frplcs. Full din rm. High & rec rm. 700 Lado Park Newly refurbished. Near 49'7·414& ded i. llG CANYOH -woo Or $S8 500 golf cour..e m F.;istsutc rove in a uar par.. CONDO ---------paintings.etc.)Securitysystem. assumable In. Sl72.SOO. . • . Costa Mesa Partnership THIOMl.YWAY w1pool S um ptuous BLUn'S condo FEE a~· ~ ..... s.t/S.. 10-1os-Agt.4.92·2100 1 .... LIDO•"'RIC problem.must be sold' To GO dranar1e1 r ha mpagM Priced reduced. Short I CIR Rll -.,.-r-· " ,..,.. l .. t.ocate d b lgh a bove r a !pets. 1kyllgh t. lease/optloo avaUable ~u~k o~no r An!s. llllMo"l•Jll•I& s..-. VlEW OFBAVandmght $375.000 752·1920 t.quoa's famedRiviera fireplace S1S9.900. Cf21Mwpt.C ...... 646-S096/SS7 os.9 ly0---64Z.ltZO Cciplstrono 1071 lights from 2ndnoorden J '-'UAIL roasUine w /outstandlng Owner w/cons1der lse 640..5157 • -·•••••••••••••••••••• & decks. Ownt>r will T ocean vu. 3 bedrm noor opt .. or help w /financing. •--------Own M Sell ABSOLUTELY fi:oance. Submit. $46.SOO PLACE plan features beamed Call a gent, 499·2947: If USt IEAUTIRIL WATlRFRONT ceil\ngs. v u dec ks. 49S-1064 P .. IUIGO.lea Sunny comer LIDO ISLE OPENH()\)SESUM 1·4 OPEN HOUSE Vi llage San Juan. 4 HOMf.!'.t l'ROl'ERTIES'~ endosed brick patio & 0 P E N H 0 U S E Completely refurbished, home. Completely rum. 3 11 Rue YJlcrl OCEAM VIEW bdrm. 2 ba, count ry REAL ESTATE kit w/bUt lns & brkfsl. SAT /SUN2-5 one blk to beach. You bdfm. 3 rull baths. Call 8igCanyon3R+ram rm. HP CREST court home. All the 631-1400 bar . Priced fo r 1m.;---------•own the land. Great Carol673·7300.Agt. homefor s ale by0wner . 3 bdrm. Plan 4. Open ameruties.$105,000. •-------- '°'*' ru •:lO ,.M.I mediate sale at $139.000. OCEANFRONT financing. $20S,OOO THE STr.•L 3500 sq ft Deauville .on House Sun 1·5 FUUEI REALTY MIS.SION REALT Y OPEH HOUSE ~l>wm ~ lge pvt. comer Jot with JOHN MARSHALL 546-0114 ~S. Cst Hwy, LHguna SUNDAY, 1.5 ~(N ~~~Co Newport Heights con~o. view. 46• pool· w/aauna. 631 1266 C-OronadoC:iy~ IHch Property 13 50 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MEWLISTIMG 5 UMITS + LAND PhOM49 ... 07ll 3l699SeaCliffDr. 'IV 2 Br + den. En~hsh dog runandd.ramaUcen· THISONl-Of..A..-IMD CoronadoPenmsula South Laguna. Calir. Tudor townhome. 2 ba + try featuring Spadish tile IE ATS A FULL 3 bdrm. 2 ba Chanel 3br hse, So Laguna. Older remodeled multi-759-9221 powder room. One year t hru·oul. Pror d ee . front home with 40' L 180 /d eg ocea n v u . level. 3bdrm. 2ba +denl~~~~~~~~~ m!W. F1ex1ble rmancm~. sms.ooo. Owner wUI a r· REALTORS HOUSE shaped dock ror 2 boat~. Hcrenlly refurb1shccl ~cellent Easl!;1dt· l<><·a . t1on Area to bwld ~more wut:. 752 1920 1198,000. 15'l> dwn . home. Wood floors in li v· CallTlm Rhone.631·1266. r a nge £i nancin g af Gre at fa mily home Hi gh bea med ceili ng:.. _840-__ 144_1. ____ =-----• Ing rm & d ining rm. DOYER SHORES needed. 714/540-1963 ---------i among th e trees . atnum. fi replace. wt•t • -undry rm. lrg decks. Fabulous pool home. 4 THE ILUFJS Greenhouse window. """' J ~IT ,.•••T cft,__,~.. bar & pnvate patio on rear patio. sta irs to Bdrm. Spectacu ar. 3000 . M.-...... ,-" ~ OPEHSUM 1·5· ~.ule.cedarpanel· the chanel. Greot hom1: ~ bea ch . Lrg lot. Addi· sq ft. $375.000. 1942 San Rea ltors 2 Bdrm SlTl;-700. 316 Ylsta Tnleha mg, lush landscapmg. In· ror living & entertammg t100aloffstreet parking. tiago. ~owuir.a• 3 BdrmA.89.000 c...4A •. d.r l 3 c r e dib l e va lue at "-·-er 2131391_3606 C/21 .... pt c--a ~ "...... Ope s Sun 1 c ...,,....aous Ql •ma IC $125.0QO . Call No w ! v wu Offe red a l S86S.OOO . "w • '""er HARBOR VIEW HOMES n al/ ·~. bdrm + conversauon pit -------~1~.Brk. Owner /Bkr'. ____ 6_4_0._5_3_5_7 ___ , Lovely Exec. 5Br. 3Ba. Call Agt. Katheryn Len· and game loggia over· 49S4m. 731~. C.•ht 'f Loh/ ~ Coldwell Banker • ..,.. ·-38ar S300.000 &44-Ss:><t. _ton_r_or_d_e_t.aJ_·1s_.~---lookmg lush greenbelt. s-ta._ 1080 Crfph .'??~ ()pen llouse Sat & Sun.. NEWPORT SHORES only steps to sparkling ••••••••••••••••t•••••• ••••••••••••••••• • 180° OCEAN VIE~ ··FANT AS I ES FULFlLLEO". A unique blend ot design. beauty. pn vacy & pleasure. 3 Bdrm. 2 ba th. sauna. sumptlously tiled s pa. garden room. 3 large stamed glass windows. 4 garden windows. odk noon;. sky hghls. plush car petin g. S379.000. 494-2529, 494· 1244. 10,.. T'll 1:30 ,.M.I ..... -" . 1·$. 2006 Port Ramsgate. Walk to beach pool Offered at $149,500. Very convenient to Brulol 2 Pacll1c View Memonal ---------N. B. 1 &t . Agent.~5560 & J amboree. Attract. 3 Park plots $1200/pair ---------OPEN OM I .CATALINA.! I 1·5:30 Walk to beach. cute. coz y. r e m o d eled charmer on Cotahna Street : Two bedrooms. i;iaragel fresh landscap mg. high reilln1ot. and ~reat terms! See Donald Wise a l 1262 Catalina. LJguna Beach. SlSS.000. Newly decorated on lee land. Owner extremely anxious and priced to sell atS335.000. Call about un believable terms 2 Sty~:. 2 ~on ree '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ br on corner. Wa ll to Moo.f'r1. 8-4. 7!'>9·4382 __ 4-plex. Santa Ana. fixer. MUST SELL land. Luscious landscap1 _________ , wall drapes features C-rclal i:ross Sl!l.200 S175.000 HA RBOR VIEW HOM ES ing. great c.ondit1on ...wroRT TERRACE Rtm . for poos' '11"5 oboooal Property 1600 ~~l~~c~r~~ew. Cl'A Ownerlcavmg town,4br. Super location. Som e Real sharp 2 bdrm. 2 s o r age .. . . ••••••••••••••••••••••• -------- 2ba. ram rm. bcautafully Canalview.$~~000 bath co n do Pool. V.Barslam1an Rlty Co. SHOPPIMGCENTERS Ocean Views Homes Our Specialty Robt. Sacks & Assoc. 546·9522 decor~~00:1n6 rma~~· Ck"IAL FRONT 3 Br. 2 Sll0.000. Good term~. 213·579-0l.28.or 544·4608 Developer. heav} lrack 10% INTEREST ~:l & Sun. 1!.lfsn P~rt ~u~~~~~»an~~OS~~ Helen B. Dowd. 644·0134 3 Bdrm. 1 bath family record & crl!dcnt1ab ha~ Chelsey. 975· 1260 o r CA."IAL FRONT 4 Br. 3 _ __ home. Xlnt assumpllon. numerous well lorall'cl 760-02,11. _ _ _ _ Ba . Gorgeous· patios. 1---------1 $13.000 moves you in with quality shopping center~ I ACRE ENGLISH EST A TE Alm ost new cou ntr y E}}ghsh, 5 bedrooms. 41_, bat hs. sens ational ·natural rock pool and spa. Views to the moun· t a1n s and ocea n . S minutes lo the h851>or: equestnan trails loo. On· Jy S8'7~.000 with excellent tinancmg. SEE FOREVER OCEAMYIEW ---~Hills 1050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FAMILY HOME FOR LEASE This Laguna Hills 4 bdrm. 2"2 bath home features a family room AND bonus room. In ad· dtuon there is a laundry room, 3-car garage and g arde ne r in c lu de d SOO/mo. •SS.1720. BEACH DUPLEX Investor's dream. Close to beach. Good fmanc· ing. Summer/winter ren- tals. 4710 Seashore Dr. C /2 I Mwpt Cewt.r 640..5357 SUPER BUY $167,000. 4Br. 21,., ba in tri·level. Assume 93.1.t~ loan. Walk to beach and pool. Call Tom Gollier. Brkr. 646·9200 Outs landing price 2 Br 2Ba Condo. nr Hoag Hosp. xlnt fan. Sl16.000. Ownr 673-5908 By owner . 1mmed Oc· cupan<'y. 5 Br. 3 Ba. H11rbor Vu Hom e :. S248.000 Lea:.ehold 675-1222 or 644 ·5607 Harbor View C..-.-1 3 Br 2 Ba 1659 ~q. ft Lots or extras & pn\aC} Must i-.ee to appreciate. + EASY FINA.MCI MG 3 bdrm. home with l~~-11!~'.'.:==-heamed ce1hnRS . n c·h .wood a nd til e plus beautiful stained glai-.s JASMINE CREEK Decorator's own home. 3 Bdrm. 2 story spht-lcvel. Ocean view. on wide green belt. The ulumate S225.000 Owner 644· 1871 or Uays 896-4717 • windows Best matenals mone ·can buv. S365.000. • 499-1120 13 I .0116 . __ c:-...., -~ Assumable 10,.k loan. on s ophis ticat e d ocean \'ie w. Hills ide ho me overlooking Laguna Beach. Coordin ating c us to m carpe t 1n A. drapen es & wall co11er· 1ngs. 3Br. 2Ba. 1mmac. # cond Pri ne . o nly . • 5189.000 by owner . Uys: • 'MCM890. wknds & eves: ,. 494·8810. WHITEWATH VIEW bf Em e r a l d Bay /C.,allna from stun· rung new cu.st.om 2+den contemp. Lse/opl/ seller fin ancin&. S397.~ 333 '.~Vie.JO. Open Sat /Sun 2·5 Emera ld Bay Realty 49'7·3287 MEW EXCLUSIVE JUST LISTED: 3 bdrm on a huge lot with ex· knslon possibilities in H d1i g hl y de s irab l e neighborhood. S209.950. • 2 Lagma Vitaag. R.E. , " 497-1761 UNLIMITED LGIJUftO MH:juel I 0 52 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Westchff 3 bdrm. P 4 ba Pool. S225,000. Owner will carry 2nd. 642-7071. L N• I 10decor.#10Ato11 Dr. aguna IQUe O\hersalsoava1lable. CAPE COD CHA.RM ~~ C/21 M pt Cttlf on quiet cul.de.sac 4 bd. Realty ~ ·----·---er--1 3 ba. rorma1 dm. ram11y -~ .-640..5157 room . new paint. oak fl oo r s . ('arX e t . YHY A.FFORDAILE VIEW LISTING wallpaper. Fr. oor s. r.real financing at 97<. paUo covers $205.000. Nice family home has 3 Split level 2BR 2BA & Owner. Open S/S l·S. bdrms. 2~ baths. coun-mother·io·law unit. Fee _645-_· _s7_5_2. ______ 1 try kitchen. family room I~. Kings Rd. I I G c A H y O M and a large fishing lake IALIOA-HEWPORT TWMHME nearby ... $139,950 D-Mw 67r •170 HEW USTIMG ..__,, -Lge Monaco Model, 3br. Magnificently decorated 1 2 ~,ba . only S4 3S.OOO & landscaped. Shows like Lovely & secluded '4AC. 646-6093. 646·5096 Bob a rmdel. •bdrm. 3 baths. 3Br. 2Ba. ra m rm. spa. McCormick BKR. f,a m1 l y roo m . w i t.h deck.S169.000.645-t496 IA.YCREST fireplace. Move right m 1--------- t o th i s b e au ti r u I I II Via lthoca IY OWNER home ... S2SS.OOO Udo lw Jbr. large kitchen. ram S 0 PH IS TIC ATE D Light. spacious. elegant. nn. Sl99.~_3071 A.MllA.HCE all new. 4Br. 2~Ba. din· ---------• Spacious 3 bdrm. home ing nn. 45 · lot. S595.000, wit h unique g l ass P /P . (714) 673-16 10. OCEAMFROMT sola num Stroll to pool & 673-0316 HOME PLUS UHIT spa lhru French doors on ---------f to redwood deck sur· S p ect acu lar view• rounding pool area. Max· Custom bwlt, 3Br. 2Ba imum privacy. Approx. home w /g uest qtrs 1,~ acre. 1 mile from Great value. $485.000. ocean ... $235.000 495-5220 496-2413 830.5050 493.9494 PRJVATE RETREAT 3br. 2ba. glass solarium. Pool. spa. Approx v. acre. 1 mile from ocean . S23S.OOO. Owner I Agt 496-4008. JONES REAL TY 673-6210 REDUCED • 'J)Oteolial in Vict oria .• }leach. 2 Bdrms upslalrs J ,)Vllb full guest apt , downs tairs & white --------- .,.water views rrom an. An LOCA TIOM ! SPECTACULAR WATERFRONT W !'_OAT Doa< Beautifully decorated this 3 Bdrm + 1 Bdrm and loll guest unit or ren· Custom 3 Br · 2 Ba. 2 sly, \/U home. Half blk from bch. F1exible financing. Assuma ble h igh loan Price sns.ooo. us · 40th Street. United Brokers Mint Kent. Open Sat 1·5. 673-m 1 or 642-6236. 'bcellent value. 1379.000. Walk to shops . civic . t. IMlllALD IAY center, bus. Just s min to •.._IA briiht at beauUlul 3 beach. Lowest price 3 11:1dnn & den home in this bdrm. 2'-'a ba. View ta1 features: mas te r --------- exchaalve private a rea. $1<>6.000 r-~eao wlew, hardwood Bob Morey Real ton nl.loors, beamed ceilings " 83119612 ~1"8557 a deli..,Uul enclosed en- try coart.yard are amona SANDY BEACH ,, u.~. $560,000.. tu SPICTACULAlt Will TRADE __.. • city views rrom Ctaat.om 1 bdrm. 4 bath. · -ua wood lc &lau 3 bdrm 4300 ·~ at. Security 6 famll1 room IMMae on a suite with sitting room and fireplace, family room. security system. sauna. gorgeous tile decldng with Jacuzzi and builtin BBQ-beet bllY in Newport H arbo r . 1765.000. UMQUI HOMIS Ask f« Kath~ Shields 875-eOOO or 497-4214 4. tMelud•d private lol. 8tW'd. W trade. Asklni 4: • '" dffkt, fountain. il.000,000. A.gt. 644-9513 I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! .. -. .. •etaMtodoWntown . ...._Ylefo 1067 SZllKdo. Assume paytaof , ... SOD. s ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• srot mo. For clean 11. s "' WftlYllWhla OflMW/Sm l·I Bd home. Patrick ;:.:-.Ton.: ~oor! 14111 ~ Tenore.Ul-128BA&t. -1Dae Drawiap avalla· 4 or 5 Bclrmi. 2 baths, lotle for additional 2 2llO 141 f\, Uptradtd. AITD I 0•/2°/o Wbllrml • badl. Owner MS.GOO. t.arte 3 bdrm. 2a.t b•. ~ .ueo. .. w.-v~ private backyard PIOP•n IMY. with DOOi. 3438 Franclsco 64t.aooa Dr. Ill.om or $40-asrJ. Open lllll H . OUTOFA STORYIOOt< This bright & spacious ranch home m ight be the one Just for you. Located on a quiet setting with IOU of trees. Frplc. wet· bU' & rec. rm. Priced to sell. 642·5462, Agt. IAYCIHT GdAl-W.Lomt 4 Bdrm, 2~ ba. family rm. 2 frplc• Ir spa. 1279,000. . ..... s.t/s-1·1 192'1 LHwwda..,MI U.SATIUl.••T. '4Z.J171 6Jl~26tl OCIAHYllW 1121.aoo. 3 bdno. own• anxklul, Rod tenna. JOIOOIARSHALL ..... r y,1th brick entry. Produc· IA.LCOMY payments of $675/mo. with leases Seekmµ J t· mg vegetab-le gard en. IA.Y VIEW Hurry on this one! Call llVt' fmanc1ally c<.1pabll· Seller to rarr v AITD 10 !'NITS 27 (:!I hdrm" &. 13 CI I bdrm. /\l~"O lti un 11~ 1n t'\l't:I n •nl.11 Im,, 11011 Agent ~i4 I !l:'>l:l lotsa custom woodwork. Exclusive P eninsula RichS40-3666,Agt. partner. Prml' Only lo beam ceilings. Wine Pomt 4 bdrm. 3 bath. OC· arranRe ~elln~ phonl' BACK ON THE MARK ET. :-lt::J-:U FAST SAL E storage & lotsa ceramic cup1ed only 41, months. I•--------~g"'c9• Arthen 955·1.326. tile $248.000 7...,.14, . Large ass umable loan + .....__ ..... rt I · CANAL FRONT 3 Br. owner will carry. New •-"ewpo nine with land. Bea utiful construction. easy to Group + ESCHOW Re:-.l buy 111 Nt•\l.port I-leach' Fee !.1mple land. 2 blot' ks to b e d1:h • <.11armm~ remodeled un llS XJnl rinanCIOJ:( I bri c k /l a ttice p a t io. show. $365.000. Owner t-'rench door&. bullt·ins will consider lease opt.Jon Micr o ·w v , parque t sale. noors. Buy or redl SlOQ( mo. or $305,000. MIHFA JA.llYIS 642-8150 John Coombe broker ~ . Red h 1 l l ~~~Realty 1;7:~-7:wo Owner hquidating. 3 + ,._ _______ _ 1.2.1 GARDEH PARADtst Beautiful J Br with tropical garden setting. Notice the cascading waterfall from master br swte & adJOIDlnA retreat Bnck BBQ. patio & 3 CA R GARAGE Great locauon & great terms . $117.500. 559-8888 Bachelor on Penansula. 1• Best orrer over $160.000 2·3 Duplex. 1 ~'a blks to ocean. $215.000. 4·3 Dupl ex Ba y vle w $325.000. 3·3 Duplex . ocean view saas.ooo. Waterfront Condo · Slip $350.000. Owoer I Agent of the best condos in Newport Crest. Ocean view. Unique floor plan with pool & tennis courts ~~~~~~~~~ close by. Pnme location. LCICJllllCI 1086 & custom decor ations ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ca ll now for appoint· n vie w. 3Br. 2"2Ba. 675-6775. LARG. , menl. den. fam rm. upper 3 Arch Bay. Tennis crt. pvt bch . S295.ooo owe . 498-4.272. 4994196 eves. Rl't ih 1 I l cl-~ Re.1lty I ;7;) 7:)t 111 ASSUMAILElOAM Prestigious ,Harbo r ACUT AIOYE Highlands. 4 bdhn1 21.-z '~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I 0 v e r I o o k i n g l h e batbs. with 9~~ as · 1: splashing Pacllic. the ul· s uma ble. Buu tlful SPANISH timate fa mily entertain· hardwood floors .. Large ft....-me nt house. 5bdrm. patio for outdoor eater· _,....... I 2·5 S-. guest quarters. stained taining or sunning in 1417 AlttlcJua Way Ml glass. wood tones. river private yard. For private SBr. 3~8a. lrg fam rm. rock. balconies & gigan- showing. c •ll Glen lrg saparale d in rm. 2 uc sundeck. Call up & HeUwarth, 558-9400... frplcs. indoor /outdoor see! 496-49'77. 731~. Mexican style. pool. --------- REALTORS patios. Fee land .. avail WeshMI stet-I 098 oow. S•7S.OOO . On g ....... :;•••••••••••••• owner·Bkr. 64&S808 LARGE YARD U ght & bnght 3 bdrm. home with park like yard. lots or rnut trees. FUii pnce $91.500. P ark Place Inc. 842·7461 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LAGUMA.IEACH 9600SQ.FT. 14 Leased commercial· andustnal units localed on one or L<1guna·~ mam highways. Bwldm~ re centley remodeled HIJ!h demand area Partnt•r• want out. orrcnn~ 'en attractive hnancm~ on J total price of S575,0IH \I.1th Sl66.iSOdo\l.n Realonom1cs 675·6700 CALL NOW! S EA P ROP EHTI ES I.TD. 499 l37R -------- 4-PLEX l'osl., .Mesa lc>C'at1on Rr. 2 8;, Owner "111 l·am Jl 10' ~ for I 'r-... $.5.00o down Full pnl'I' S220.ll00 Yearly incomt· COSTA MESA. S21.0oo. T enants pay ROAD RA.LL YE utJhtie~ a Fabulous location with ~ PR E.:HIGE.: la r ge buildings a nd I HOMc ' showroom. Has ex1st1ng . ~ l business Owner wlll . carry lSl TD. $575.000. Real ~stale Investml·!ll~ 33J3 W C.:oast Hw>. N li WATERFRONT '45·6646 HOMES REAL ESTATE 631-1400 1800 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCEAMFllONT Dl'LX NEWPORT BEACH REDUCED S12.000 Assume low interest Isl Xlnl cond. $485.000 CJS Realtors 1-635·5650 OWNER MUST SELL D U Pl~EX · Easts1de Costa ~rcsa Sl35.00!I ALSO 4 Pl exes & Ii Plc~ci-. available. Pr11ll'. onlv. 641·50S2or67J I l~. Ami.a Northrup, Agcnl. BUILDER U9UIDATION Se"en 4 plexes. All brand Ouplex·located close to new. Each unit has a 3 freeways. 2 & 3bdrm un· bdrm owner's apartment its. City of Orange. New & three 2 bdrm apts Pull fences. freshly painted. price. $1 72.500 each . Assume 10 l'k loan. S25.~down.Ownerwill SllS.000 Agt 71•·759·0704. carr) IRcOIM l'ropet"t'f 2000 ~ f R€HIG€ ....................... ~ f HOME.:S 4PLEXH.B. RE/\S . IA YROMI' + llACH + DOCK 3 br..t 3 ba. private beach rm for 45 tt boat In-law qtr. Next commi!· area for waterfront. In vestment sell at $435K w/240K assum at 1114 int. Bob or DOvie ·Koop. 631-1266. res: 760·1~. 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Real Estate Jnvcstm<'nts 3333 W. Coai;t Hwy. N.B 645-6646 Gd income $189,000. 2 bdrm units. Cash to loan Sao Juan Capo. $55.000. 2 or sm 2nd lo nu loan. Br. 2 Ba. 1480 sq. ft. Syrs 847-&S16 or898·5526 I~~~~~~~~~ RE/MAX ~LOTt nrnLTT sp 6 mvrs1nm1 conrnnr You 've Arrived at ... -~ New exclusive liatinl. Best custom home in Big Canyon. 5 Bc:lrma. lncredib&eJolf coune vlew. Over 8000 sq.ft. country French living. Double security~ Larae uaumable loan. $1.75 million. By app't thru Wm. Cote. 207I .. n Joaquin Hlh Ad. AcroH froM 81Q CANYON Newporta.ectt M0-5777 °'4-Agt S41·S032. I_;________ TRIPLEX ....c ooo2BR 2BA d Ocean vie w duplex. Excellent rental area. ....,, • • en _,, 000 S29 000 d inS• Adult Pk. CM ....,.,, w/ · own. Westside Costa Mesa. Own will fin 645-1.862 Own a Y• million dollar m.ooo gross mcome. jewel for only . $29,000 · Barrett Rlty. 642·5840 down + owner Will carry •-------- •EXCITING• Beaut~o~y up· graded carpets & d.rps. 2Br. 2Ba Levitt Home In Laguna Hills nicest S• Pk. All new appl. cor· ner lot across from O ubhouse. pool, jacuu.i. sauna. exerciae & rec. hall. <KJ5029). CLASSIC MOl8'.I HOMI SALIS 2708 Harbor. Sle 208A 140.1937 Udo at the Bay. N~ IUX· ury Decionton dream. 1 unbelievable bdrm. + caavertible dell. $0,000. m.aa.1 NEW Nov. '77. llx4t 2 br • 2 be. lam rm. DeAoU B1'91de Wl. Cat Hwr • Bayside. Utl. Na. m.mt • fmancin1 at 10%. Over HulttillC)fOft ~ach 3270 sq n. or the very 2 Tri·l'IHH finest amenities. Wa lk to All 2Br . nr Ada ms & beach. The finest or Mam St .. a ll 6 units for owner llve·IO property 5334.000 wns'k dn. Agt . H . Bruce H a n es . Jim Wilson 840-S02'7 or <714)972·9300. 842-4114 ·--------- RCTayk~rCo ()40 -0000 INVESTORS 15 units in Coata Mesa. Large two and one bedroom apartments. Garages and carr.orts. Center court=th BBQ s. Near schools and a · 1. Asking price $585,000. RCTaylorCo ( "i () ~ )< )()() I ............ 11•1~ lh lftUafs 1t1• lh1tftU. .. J1l11~ ....... U•fw1J1b' f1And!y.Aupuet2C,t980 DAJLYPILOT•ll .... __. .. •••••••••• ....................... 11•t•••••••••••••••••• • •••••••• e • • •••••••••••• I 9 ...a. • -.L..._...a •••4 •• I" .. ~ 1240 ·-·--L 3241 "'-"U••• .. ,.. ••"'42Hl• ............ __ ICllflllil411.._, JIU 11ii11M ·-a•-.....,. _. ••••••••••••••••••••••• u.,_....,... 1525 ...................... . ................. -·····-····· ······················· .......................... _ rt.... 326t ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... 374t If I U a PA I I I 8 I~ I lie. ltWilll rm WALXTOOC!AN lwc S Br. C)(fllft, t•· ••• ~ ........ •••••• Elesant MW townhome In .............. , ...... ,. PANOa.UIJC OCl:AH • .-ftr , • ...., laa. rm V~Mt •Bil. new p•lnt n:YOD view, feMtCS yard. £WPORT SHORES· Turtle rock w l apcc-Owtnlng Beach cottage. MY VllW *· fae MD •Pt-*•'*-"· OM It cpta. IUO mo. ALSO, a lOl4 Oro. Arch Beach 3Br. 28•. t'harmln1. t.aculu view. 2 ma1ter l8r. a.-.block to Ot'ean. '=!!!!:.!!!!~~----f·=~~==~~-J + "'-irfMt na. N ber, C•r•1•. fH~ verd. 8Jl. llSOO mo. Call Ke•th Htlfhta. no pet.a, SIOO. p()OI, tonnia. •s mo. st.dt.es. den, 2V.i ba, fp~ Winter rental. 673-~. -_.. 11111.a,,.,., I ba, ,....,.,d~r. ,..,rt ... llMnl c.tllor•ppt.•~m. mcio wetbar. soanna vault.,.. 87:J-UIS8. ..... lcerl.ar.•.•1mo -·MMIM --c l,a. bltn kl\chen -------- ..__. '~-•48drm.aBa.flreplace. 2br. Jba. ram rm, at', a1 c.R)·onCoftdo.AdJts. wt ateat appllc. AC. Elegantly rum. 2br pen. "'t••.--lleYlft•U.,aar+Oar dblpraae.~mo.1325 rrplc. 2 t'ar car. 3 28r. den, 3Ba. pool. comm pool" tennl~. t.house.oceanview.l~asc - -••IMds PatJoJ SD. 10121 l'orre1tal. balCOCllH w/ocean view. ~. tennis. no peLs. $1200 mo. 714-7S2~ or SL500tmo67S·9WS. ·'::!!:!~!!!~~~~~e'!:'!!!.""4>-4-~~J~·W:T.: ~~=-~,.. ~li!!.:_ ___ S72$. Avail Sept 1. 1115mo.833-3349 7SH8LS -.-. ... ~•mk OCHl'I vu, · UKENEW 497-1051. Beaut. nee •br, 3ba, E. Side CM. new luxury # IOUlllCQAIT .......... 'ttt• ._,...,_lt W.ak•r.ti ~Uq~BrHome Spack)uz38R2Ba.new Lat-aN..... l2U WestchCf. jac .. tub. twnhse, 2br, den-loft, • ---••• ... •• C..•U11orMD-411a. WlllaJorAppllaMft. cph. drpa & palot ••••••••••••••••••••••• many xtras. Gardener. decks. PoOl-jac -child ~ ..._. JtM J-lne Ctfflc new. 2 ~lnWriM.f'ncdlM o.iJ'able nel&hborhood. Lrg. ZBr. 38a + bon1111 Avull. Call Nancy o.k.167S/moM2-S'T12 =:.':;. J..,1..t *'7,ot'e .. vt-lw.J8r 3 lorKult"854M.5$>" 182.'S.841-9840 room. 2 car encl. gar. &46-7\7lor67S-W3. WOODIRfDGE ... _..._,_.....___ &.hmrm POOlfr •P• C&rrol Ait.Pl~ ... bdrm~ lot RV Adults . S675 /mo . $199Ml .... IHOME Spac .• 2br.l"'ba.neictto ---~ -l\. .. """I 213' " ' . ' Monarch Summit. 31058 "" k II I ••w ICI _,.,., mo U71 Con A .. t gate. 2 mtles to ~an. fiyl"n Cloud, or 831-2865. WaUdo the Beach, in par . rec .. a a me nit es. • Wh • 1...;..-..;.....,;. _____ _,. ......... Elcef.l*>t Locaoon WI '650 mo. Av11U 9. LS·80. ..,. a very good area. Kids SS so I mo 5 5 2 . 1197 . ... c:c SPY•LASS t:.;=upooJ~~=1e: ~5648 ~.!~ ..... !?~?. ~~Z,~}~1~:::r :::;:l~BrW IPool \1tw, pool, 4br. 2'" ba. R.......,.I ... c '""l~ RI •-38 W/Lak din rm . r am rm . IWH --.... HA..... axwg r e inCoslaMcsaS<US' PO•~ $1900/mo 844 1968 or .......... 3242 _,,Brick Frplc. Gar R£NJIM£S Good School Oistncb .. ,,,,.. •----------1 '""1·1-RENTIMES H~eYardforKids A-"'FcdYard<c''"'7 )fuc ~·-~-ow 0 Jl07 -\Ull ....................... andPets<9S17lAgt fee "AMIRICASLEADER ,,.... ,,..., ' ~ ~ u .a. ••-1 YllW New Las Fuentes Condo. 2 Ms Cline 631-4S57 ...... -.-... tlf ........ 55 Call Today 63MSS6 Agt. Wka Glib Slt.000 dow1' --. ....._ rvu19V S Bdrm. 3 Ba. Securily '"" ,,...,..-~ '-l'9dla1 maa .. c•entKlflll_,...$_ ... 3 .. lh 3 Bedroom Sauullto WJDESTSELECJ'ION gated. poolside. frplc. Nt.-rtleodl 3269 OFllENTALS" For renl by owner: 2 Br r.e ...... u,v. t'uh now Oil bQfr'Ullll wttll •• bollt model home. Buuufully AVAlLABLETODAY INU:/\ ·pr-2ba twnhome 1n Bag Ca- u..:b;a11t1ruJ 3 bdrm no.._ Sefe. ·July. 11!00 cared for ~e• m ed ALL AREAS. SIZl::S dbl gar. lnten:om. -••••••••••••••••••••••• CALJ.. n)on. Covered pkg (or 2 ~ WOD't I.st at only llD Vrt.y SHOO mo. 'Biii cathedral ct1bn&.5 lllSO/ AND mo. 84G-l4"l UDO ISLE Yrly Prvt. 631 4555 cars. fu ll sec. SSS()/mo. GNDd.)t.~lll ,,.. -... RC Ti.)'l<lr Co "RJCL·._.TOCHOOSE Bd1Sendofstreets 3 Br. • --. ---'-------• ... ._, ,. ~ Lux condo on waterfront. den. 2 ba. Near cts & ---------614-7722 days or t>4S4317 "'lNT"ER RENTAL• 640-9800 CALL TODAY 3>r. 3ba, new cpt. $850. club. So patio. Owner NEW CONDO 2 bdrm. eves • ""'WM bt-2141 !!; ~1S. I05 Mon-Harbor Vu HllJI.. 4 lidrms. _ __;6_l_l_-_4_5_5_5 ___ 846-668 __ 1_. _846-_5_79'l_. ___ 1_7_~_L328_A...;;;gt_s_O_K_ ___ ~'. ~~ hreplace . ..-....nts-Fvnlished ... -lii..ee ............ ,...._ 2ba. gardener 111c. Avail 2br. +den. 21,.!iba, l1v rm. NO FEE! Apt. & Condo ••••••••••••••••••••••• For Rent Sept-June 4br. Ort 548 • 2625 n. "!.,~1 formal din rm. breakCast rentals Villa Rentalll Immaculate Eastbluff lalboa 1"-d 3706 b P I u ••--rm. all amenit ies . """'•"12Bkr. hon>e . 3 Bdrm 2 Ba. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 _.._..._11t...1-••oo 2 a. en1nsu a .-t. Old CdM charming 2br 0 It 3 bed "''~ w lk N ----•• ynam e room 2 13-3 23 9SOO (''(l family room. a lo 2Bdrms w/frontyrly o •-••••••••••••••••••••1_8'1S-_!M7_5 _______ , coth ~tyage.G~orrth "stadoev eor ~l~htn!lslahegrardeent.r:e!_alnt--fl 2 3 1 8 I d a y s Panoramic Ocean View Corona del Mar H S. No pets, :tdulll> only lh:ul .--------•!(:.-.. M9P 31 U -· • ' 0 • .. """"' ...,.,. 11• "'""7380te es Ma.rn•(icent 4 br. fam. p e t s . S 9 8 5 m o . ruce S600. 673 sgi1 SS7S/mo. lst & last $250 ed tn lovely Mesa Verde. ,......,. v .,...y GI._ View Loh ••••••••••••••••••••••• cleawng dep. Call Roxie; 545-~l rm. beam cell. huge wet· Owner/Agent 644-712A. lc6oo Peniftsulo 3707 8'ikl oo a beauUful nat Upgraded 2bdrm, 2ba 64.2--42lO wk days only Waterfront large 2 bdrm. barr • ~~rden.&Suf 1table 1 for 2 Story &yfront for lease. •••••••••••••••• ••••••• t'Omer pad above Vic· house with private yrd It 3br. 2ba, Cir pl. pool, wile 2 ba Townhome 30' slap. am._ uving orma en· 40 ft... Dock. Jacuzzi & 2 & 3 Br . 1 , blk to ocn, NO LEASE REQUIRED YEAA·AOUNO FUN: Social Act1v11tes 01· rect"r •Free Sunday Brunch• BBO's •Par· ties• Plus much mori: GREAT RECRfkrlON: Tennis • Free Lessons (pro & pro shop)• 2 Heal1h Clubs•Sauna• Hydromassage •SWlm· ming• Driving Range BEAUTIFUL APART· MENTS: Singles. 1 & 2 Bedrooms • Fur· ni~hed & Unlum1shed • AOull Uv1n9 •No Pe1s • Models Open daily 910 6 Oakwood Garden Apartments Newport Beach/No. 880 Irvine ca1 161n1 (714) 645-1104 Wri• Beach In Portoflno. carport. No pets. Jasmine Creek, Jbr. to schls, S750/mo lst & All amenities. $1200 mo. t~rta1nment. Ha rbor . ,. 1500 mo Hasson wanter & yrl~. Owner So. Lag. Gull Circle & 1725/mo. Gardener incl. 21-;ba. ram rm. brund la s t call 8 124 only 2 13 1692-0781 days , View Area. $17S0permo ~_!J~~: 8.5 11651 · 67 5- 5710 675.1~ Marlin ; Gull Circle BettyKerr673·1181. new. Pool. tenrus. Jar. & 675-6736 714~eves. 752·0142 "'"""""'· · · ---~:;;~'J"~: J 144 ""' ..... $13'0/mo "•· E' Ide 8d r I d '""'" 3244 ..... I .... .,., ooll•ct HP TERI TWNHM WI NTEK R t:NTA' ·' .\'~:;'~'.~;; 3 M. Reynolds. 64()..S390. 640-9370. &ll ga3r Sr!'!'o1rpmco. yaPrh •••••••••-•••••••••••• l Blk to bch 3Br 2Ba 2bd $565/mo 2·st.ory W I D ~'&lbo3br.BS417d5 & $5t;O. 111 E '----------~~~~~~~~~!)3,br. 2ba. pool. fully ,,.,,7814· "" · Turtleoc« Ridge Canyon home . poo'I. le°nnis 2bd $590/mo l·story 3bd ua a v .. ,., 1 ;;;: fW"n1shed house. Dog. Elegant Mansion S500 """"' · View. 3 Bf'. 2"2 ba, 3 car courts. pvt parking. 5750 $675/mo 2·Slory ocean· 1·87U·"""---CX:l':ANl"RONT Newport Beach/So. 1700 16th St. OC£ANfllNT <Dalmatian) ro~nt for ~~1'::~,!~~~~~:: • 2 Br Con do near gar. Avail Sept. 979·2560· mo 645 36 l a eves. \aew Bal Pen Point. wanll·r Bl!:i\UTIFL'LLY f HN. lyear. S150. 5Sl· . Agent631-4556 Robert S.C.Plaza. Patio, pool. &'>l--081.0.5SM4S4 673-6210dys JOHN MARSHALL rental. I Br dplx. qu1l'l 3 RI{. F 1 r e PI a ce· LOT leodt 3141 •----''---------• spa. $500. No pets . CondommiumSPt:Caalist residential area. pal10. D/Wa-.hc r · P.tllll on ,...... D I 2b 2b I Woodbndge. 4 Bdrm. 2'1'2 63t 1266 ~and S750 mn. Warlll'r •••••••••••••••••••••• Up ex. r. a. gc S49-3232or641-1460 ' ba ,_ ood cond S700 · gar l blk to bay or ., Large lot in exclusive ront db furnished patio. fir pl, lease. · "' 8 · · · 1 rento.al 673 ~!J'J Three Arch Bay, So. rmbllehome.2bdrm.in ~lmo.644·72lti Newport Heights, 4Br. Aft.6:551-tll31 BAY VIEW . Lado oce~nl!>H~1ro.amar --- Laguna. Security gate 2Ba. w /pool. $675 mo. ORANG ETRE E. 1 br. Perunsula. Double wade 2br. 2ba. yrl). 5550/mo. 100' from sand rreshly dl'- community with pvt. :Cun':."~p~~h~!!ed~: 2 BR 2 Ba. f~lc. d~I ~a~. 642-0211 . AIC. wshr/dryr. refng. Mobile Home 2 Bdrm. REALTORS Avail immcd 1alcl y l'Orated, 2Br. $450 mu streets. beach. tennis & Monthly or lse. $900. 432 Carnation. :id t s. ft--•-~ 3226 tennis. pools. Jacuu1 No $595/mo. SUPER. Bluffs 2 br. 2 ba. pool , re:tl ~·93.tl.646 2tS48 1Br. S350 mo 1\\•a1l carlv clubhouse. Airport, 549-2405,499-J8l6. S7SO 640-0619 for appt _,.._,. -Sept lor '.'Inter rental llf yachtlog, and fishing avall9/lto9/10. ••••••••••••••••••••••• children, pets, Avail BAY FRO NT VIEW sharp! V1ew!,S650 mo. CoronodelMcr 3722 June 997-0432orfi7S~~7 minutes away. Owner ni .. 1;.i. collage, 2 Br. 2 Ne~ustom w /all the lux-9115. $450. Jane. SSS.5945. Bkr 644-0134 .. ••••••••••••••••••••• has built his home &. w'allt beach. shone:, 5'YGLASSHIU unes 3 Br 2 Ba. S150. 7S2-62Jl. Sec urity. pre:.tige. LBr. BACHELOH apt :! 3 bdrm duplex Wth ~ b V """ h -1 Robles. 714-496-6804 pnvacy 2 Bdrm. 2 ba. IRVIME THRAC~ Balboa Wanter rt•ntal near y._ ery tJre op-w 1w crpt, $650, Executive4 Bdrm ome ~"· ORANGETREE CONDO. pool.Sl0001moyrly Lovely Thret-Beqroom. blks from Bag CQrona . . rir~~n91~:0~0~.pric~ 2L'J.3'78-3ll9. ~~2~~~~~f':nu~. aR~~: f'abulousOceanV1ew2br 2.Br.lBa,paUo.S490mo. Woterfr"OfttHomts Two Bath Home Wath ~t'i.s/d · S4SO /mu ~~b~~li!i8HIJ47 or 213 /628 ·1300 or le-a 3169 Taylor Co.640-9900 ~.tenn1s,pool.etc. 957-1100 dy:.. 551-3751 lftc. 631·1400. lfnsurpassed Views Of 1 ________ _ 7Ul•3070 •lmds. ,._,._...,.__ 3224-iocl.washertdryer.AGT eves Bay&Ocean.Ava1lable Duplexonthebeach lBt l".tnla!>tlc v.1ew oi •Fmlastk ..,. REDUCED Sl.000 Qaly ~. Ocean view lot plus approved plans lor tri-level home. Walk- ing distance to Dana Pl. Harbor. Owner631J.1614 _....._.. 49&-5980$625/mo ( ( Sept. lsl. Sl200Jmonth. compl. furn. S700/mo. Newport Bay l'urnashe<l UOOISl.E ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---Nor1hwood 3 Br. o c. am <IBr, Bluffs Condo, 2'hBa. Year's lease. Broker 640-9900. A!>k for fayc bachelor·:. pad-house. ,.alk to beach. tennis & YETIRANS DANA CREST: Bike to rm. formal dm rm. 1 yr 2 car gar pnv. patio. 759-9100 KJt h 2Ba Sl:?OOt rn clubhouse. Attractive 3 1.sn't it Ume you owned beach and marina from new. 2000 sq ft. Lg yd. 2 f rp I c x tr a s h u r p . Agt. c en, · -o. Bl". 2 Ba. Avail Now un your OWN home? For this new 3Br. ram rm, frplcs microwave. S82S. SSSO/mo. 540-7647 3br, 2ba, upper dplx. yr-CostaMfla 3724 1-b7_5_·3030 __ . ------ WSepUrd. Sl.SOO. further lntormaUoo call dining a r e a. 2 ba . mo. wt gardnr . no pets. ly .. deck. S750/mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• WIMTERRENTAl 631H960. Al.rtum.newlandscaplng Av1lif-. now. Maureen 4Br. 3Ba. c anal rrnt. lliS-~ CASA DE ORO ·~ blk ocn. 2br, ~ba. Remodeled 3 Br. den. 2 w/sprlnkle rs . Blk to 5Sl~.S59-84SI. jacuzzi. deek. comm pool c:_ ......... --3286 ... 'UTILITIES PAID Sl60/mo.ti73-0llO Ba. Weekly or monthly. 3 b d r m . 2 ~ b a . Cool & t 237 Ca 1 $1100 .-n --r-o tu..M OJmmlot. 40s.JOO. dwntwn Avail. now. BW Grundy, Tuwnbome. Brand new. scb hool.s & bpark. nd ed THE LAI\ ES Luxury coo er;;~s:,450 na · ••••••••••••••••••••••• ""--Cl t _,.000 Rltr.8'7S-5151 Xtra Jar0 e deluxe. Y ocean reezes a a twnhse. 2Br . l'nBa. · · LOWER THREE ARCH Compare before YOUIAll-1,_ .-a emen e, _,, · .. lovely view $895/mo yr BAY rent. Custom des ign Owmrn....-n-0358. --~ Private yard. 2 car ly AvaUabl·e Sept. C 0 all-rll!{c, \tftw. tennis. pool. F t · I h features.· Pool. BBQ. •••••••••••••••••••••• ---~ prage. $725 mo. lat It · yr'lseSept 1st ssso mo ,ON WATER an asuc v ew ome. JOt mil tdDdo stu. Fioal WIJl&er ~tal, Sbdrm, IM& mo. + $300 deposit. days 637·4658 ask for 6"-41Slt · · Bealltiiul bayfront home avail yr around. S1300 cov 'rd gar age, ne w lsa.d 3806 map, nr atveuide. Jba, Sl,000/mo. CalJ KIOSeataAnaAve.C.al. J.ct or eves & wknda · wttb 5 bdrms. trml din mo. 3Br. 2Ba. d.en. 2 car furniture. s urrounded••••••••••••••••••••••• ._.,to.,_ IU.900 per m.500. Call hul. 190-103t. c.tl6'5-1T71or980-S844 .• 3 br, 2 •ba, patio home. rm. lge patio, pier & slip. garage. Total charm. with pl.ush landscapmg. Fabulous Bay( mt Little ..a. .,. dotrn 6 1ub---0 andiD Ale. country kitch. gar, Sl.OOO/mo. Lease. 581-~SOO ?r 499-1171 ~:.!1vang at •ls best. l~I. Boat slip, 2er. 3 !>tr~. • ·-~·~rs~ton~!'f9t.~a~-~--laNEWPORT·Wlatertbr, 11eaa Verde 3 Br. 2 Ba.~ ~ab g mmny ,tXtras. No pets. Wat .. fiOlllHws SheniorM1ke. Bdrm. f . hedS400 fireplace, yrly he -dN.pr.~ent..c.iJ.pald. Fenced yard. 2 car ocean ·4 • a . AvaD Oct. 1 SSSO mo. 00 0 2 1 bdrmfuu~:ssh--'S<'8<> 675-3067 t1 , .. Deterf, St001moCl31 -T193 garage Natural wood F.R .. D.R .• Pool. spa. ssz-ini:laftSPM Ille. 631-14 T.tilt • 329 "" ""' •------- 11.-t 2400 . · -.-. -f1oon & trim French $900 mo. Owner/Agent ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• J6S W Wilson, 642-197! Bayfront. 3Br. 28a. yrl_r . ... ~."~'•••••••••••••• Bia2til'.1ar.lndry,2S to doors lmmac '9!00 mo BeUy831-31Hor'95-2378. POSl:IEXEC.GOLF Nice 2Br. 2lia condo. . Avail.Sept 13.Sl200tmo ---------i bcb, USO/mo Yrly., · · · COURSECONDO. ~••fMWoter Tustin Place. 2 car encl. Nace locauon. nr schools G7S-7009br 67584~ FOi I R"-SE 982-491• +utila.979.a&lOAgent. F~ It• Yaley 3234 2 0 _ aM+den. all ap-3Br. 2Ba. frplc. wet bar. gar .. pool, a/c. SSSO/mo & parks. SJIO + ''2 ulll. ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• °' n!lrig. bltns. partly Cum, +security.SSJ-1690. Ca.11~·9-8347. Charming Bay fro nt. New 2 bedroom 2 bath Har1Jor V\ew-PaJermo 2lldrm. ~N c7rt. Tiburon Condo 3br, 2'hba. ptianees Jncl. t yr I~ patio. Side lie shp for 2S' fftil~Oft hodl 3 740 I urn 1 s h c d or u 11 home. Misslobn Lakes $1800/mo,640-1181 ':~a7t5e/rmpoal 186 oAl:::t 2 car gar. pool. SS96/mo $850/drno. Clstl/I aBast+rbara boat No pels. Sl.000 mo. CountryColtageClose .=:...;:-••••••••••••••• lumished. Parkrnt:. ut1l. Country Clu . Golf-aoGsquare reet. ... · 847-4525 sec ep. a yrly. 675·4421 To Base. S3502Brw/Gar paid. $750 yrly. 675-30!)3 tennb-pool. Beautifull.)' --Place. 67~1839. Glass at C/21 Sandpiper. GardeMrs ydC53171 fee ff.l's FINEST wknds . 679 . 9667 eve:.. landscaped, no main· Oceanfront 2br. 2ba, 2 car Georgian Manor SS2S 641-4950 BAY & OCEAN VIEW RENTJM ~ 631·4·55.5 Spanish &state L1van~ 1 656-2!)!).l dys. tenaO<'eyard. gar. yrly /winte r, NearSo.CoastPlaza.JBr Elegant3BrW/Frplc 3br. 2ba. frplc, Irvine Beautiful ~rk Lake ~ur--'---- SQJOClubhouseRd. 675-4533 2 Ba, boous ~· frplc. DbleGarage(S92S>fee Irvine Grove. beaut. 4br, Te rrace . $1 200/mo. 2 br. townhouse. bltns. round1ngs . T erraced Pettiftlllkl 3807 DesertHotSprin&s -poot newly patnted m /-RENTIMES 631-4555 2/12ba. fir pl, cac, PoOI. 67S-1541. 760·1m. Pvt. patio. new cpt. & pool Sunken J:al> bbq, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2.l.3·378-2572 Ocean front 2 br, 2 ba. 9 out. nu crpts & drapes, spe. teru\is. etc. $73S tmo. drps, redecorated. pool & s park lin g rount:t •ns NEWLY DECORATED 1 ~~~~~~~~~mos lease. Avail. Im-bll-1.ns, $800/mo. 1st &t...,""loeleochl240 552-9446 Large 3 bdrm 2 ba. spa,lease.S49S.644-6914 S pa c 1 ou ~ room s hr. steps bay & bch. med . $700 mo. Agl. lasl + $300 dep. Inc.••••••••••••••••••••••• Duplex.5doorstoocean, Separate dining urea. :idlts. no pcLs $425 167 Acn~ m.9060 gardener. pool svc & Avail. now. Near the Jbr. l~ba.. CONDO. pool. view off large balcony. HIMIMs Fvn.ishedor Walk-in do!>et)>, homt> 673 • 0072 a.dt& waler.645-4089 beach. <Delaware/Spr-SS9Stm o. 559-6442 or !&50yearly Unfwnished 3300 like kitchen & caban<·l~ -------- INNAPAV EV .._..U•fawlslted M-.. deJMarJbdrm.2 lngfield>. 2 s tory. 3 S41H313 2 bdrm. tba.Duplex.s ••••••••••••••••••••••• Walk to Hunt1n ~1 on Lg I Ur , ga ra Jl l'. Private lake. stream. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ bdrm. 3 ba. Exec Home doors to ocean. ssso La Palms two bdrm condo Center. ~hr/dryr, ··~ blk b(·h. Umbe_r. s prings . 100 G-111 3202 ba. S650. Family. Ref's with ram. rm. frplc, Contemporary3BrHome yearly. \',• ba dble garage, mny I Bedroom·unfum S.100 S475 mo. +util. 675-28'Ji. cam (J81tes. Pool, cabins,••••-••••••••••••••••• req.~1542.546-9460 dshwshr, patio. sundeck Fcd2Storyard.~~~~<~~/1~· AskCorJacki e xt.ras964-l251 l Bedroom rurn fr1 1 m fi 73 . 5203 62unitmobilehomepark It dbl garage w telec .y .....,., ee 631 ....... 552.7500. S4JO -·-------. ooo Own COIC>HA DB. MAR New townhouse. 3 Br. 2a.!i garage door opener. 2 or RENTJMES 631 4SSS -..rtU C4ndominiums 2 o ..... room rurn ~ r~-ct.I Mar 3822 penrut. SBSO. · er .......i. · J ba _., __ h 2SlB-B2 11:.-•-L.-~ 3400 ocu ;w<N _._ fmaoce or joint, venture. 2 Br, 2 ~·,,_., .. view, • _.._ · gar. 3 Children OK. no pets. VIEW Bluff condo on .--n.-Twnhsc·unfurn. from ••••••••••••••••••••••• call <808>293-1864 blk to big beach. Sun-Elden. S700 Mo. yrly, <Small pet considered>. TURlLIROCk GLIM Back Bay. 2 master brs. •••••••••••••••••••··~· S500 <!Br. !Ba. bltns. rerri~. ---------1 deck, garage, frplc. 5700 49t-9807or67S-7720 S695 per mo. + $600 ~-5 Br. 3 Ba. 3 car gar. ram rm, 2"'2 ba. frplc •. On pnvate baach. tennis Adults, no pets sun deck. ulll pd. S600 PUIRTO mo. MESA VERDE posit. Call 714-964·2566 or 0.988-1.ZM. ext 214. newly decor a led. 2 cari courts. sec Rates, 2 pools. Ut1ht1es Fr~! mo. 615· 77~. 64-0-6258 V •• I ........... COIOMA 9n2971 Agent. No fee. New Condo Woodbndge. ""r. 2200 sq. n. $1100 mo. tunushed ".•Ila. 2br. 2ba. LA QUINTA HER:\tOSi\ ~"'"" ... 4.u. •MAs SuperdeaJ3or 4Br .2Ba. _. 1 rrunimum ti mo lse. S850 l...rg 2Br. l ~Ba. w 1Crph-, Do you love to travel? nwwn~ Many features. Avail. HOMF.S FOR RENT 2br. 11,loba, S49.stmo eves 640-9991. 499-1792, 213-684-0347 lti211 Parkside Ln, 1 blk blt·ans & sundcck. $625. Come with me to Puerto GIC::o": ;;e~ b!tylg~ now.Nopets.S46-3937. 3 & 4 bdrm. from SSSO. 54641.56. bus.hrs. ask for r Blutrs Tuwnhome. eves. W.ofBeach.Jblk!>S.or 700-0274.631·0143. Vallarta " then around :.00, 'nooouio. • fenced yards. garages. Doug Ammerman 4br. Jba. end unit on F.dmger. 1--------- lbe world. Only S<5850>. SAMJOA9UIN ~ ~i.2~·~ Families please. Kids & 640-4450 qwet cul-de-sac. Deck. BALBOA OCEANFRONT 847-5441 __ 2 BR. house ~45 }rly. nme sharing. Call San· On the 13th green. Lux-Call963-~ pet s w e I com e . TU R TL E R 0 CK 1 r g Pat 10 • fr P 1 c . OPLX. 3br. completely f\tnushed 28 r . lBa, adl~ 675-3063 wknds. 679-96bl dy. Agt, R.H.R. Broker, urious 3 Br, 2~ ba. 180 7141964-2566 or 973-2971 Tw1l k 2 b 2 ba SllOOlmo. furn. 2 lge patios. near ooly, no pels, 2 blks from eves, 656-2954 da)s _673-_95(_1_. ______ I ~... _,. 3br Iba. S800/mo Agent No fee eroc • r. • ea11 u. A "A C: 9161 Balboa Pier. 2 blks to bch 536-2877 ~., ...... ,,,ew,_,.,. • · · · deft.1'etbar.deck.2car nayne gt:.....,. bay & all s hopping · 3br. 2ba. deck. ocean INVi:sTORS-SS.000 takes All3uevacant& 2cargar. Executive Home 4 bdrm. garag~. pool. Jacuzzi & Lovely 38r. 2Ba home. $700/mofor9mos.404 'B' Lag.aleodl 3741 vie~. walk to beac~. IL50%ownersbip,t'abin ready.callt.oday! 646-5636. 3ba.2story.Nearbeacb. tennis . S7S0 / mo. lblk from Jr. High & E. Oceanforont 6'7S·l642 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 408 ~A cac ia . S82J. ~Su~loa~o~r~ <f!fouinatle/vf'tai E'side pool home. 3Br. Nopets. Including 833-0:179.873·2596. __ High. Newport Heights. days.673·566leves. Deluxe 2 br. 21i<.i ba. din _~_1_0_1_1 _____ _ Prtn o~ly 631.'s247: !4!,.,t,~,,j-·-~ 2ba, frplc, gardener & Gardener S900 mo. Ju.Ilia~ Model. Universi-Yrly lease: $7SO/mo. Mr. Condo.•liwns --nn. 2frplcs. patio. Ocean Sl.ud1o Apt. 1 blk to bch & 9?!H6S2 -.&.rrJ '~ pool svs Inc. $800, S36-0C2S. ty P~k,3 bdrm.2 ba. + Reed.640-2390. _ u..fumilhecl 3425 vu from every rm. S8SO stores. Knotty Pine Int. ~ 673-8~~ 646-0491 WHALER COVE. 2 story, ov,ers1zed game room. Big 2br. gar, lndry. 25. to ••••••••••••••••••••••• mo. 497·Sl9J $300/Mo494·3324 PmeR~-~.~~ .. ~f\Cforonm: 2'35E.eo..tHwy.,CdM 28r, lba. t car gar . ~--~~a !~!t78ral5s. STSO. ~~.,R_~ts. S82S mo. bch, S650tmo Vrly .. Irvine, Turtle RocBak.PTri-SmablllStkudiofwithkb1tchehn. LG.2br.2baw/(rplc.Nr . ...... ........ _,, Charming cottage. rr ...... ...,...or.,._. . .,.....,~. 962-4914 level. 3Br. 2v1 . vt. 3 oc s rom cue . Little Corona. S650 mo. taae on Hw Y ll t. l.a.d 3206 drs. pvt y rd. E'side. patio Frplc attached 2 Utils inc luded. $230 Sl.200,000. CalJ Barbara•••••••••••••••••••••••... 975 ,,.100 Avail by Sept 1. IM· TURTLF;,ROCK sgl. fam car g'ar ten'ru·s courts ...... ~c.. Avl.9-1.644-9726 GlassatC/21Saodpiper. G 2 bdrm.2ba . ..,,4s1mo. ·u or MACULATE. 4 bdrm. 2 home for lease. 4 br pool,+muchmore.$775: ....,........., 3769 CostaMfla 3824 841-48150 orlbdrm.lba.306Coral 962-0088 ba, plus rumpus rm. +loft. avl. Oct. t, S79S c hildren ok. P I P . leach ••••••••••••••••••••••• NI ..... • ..... ....__ Ave.2U "'--3535. 2 Br. 1 Ba. newly re. e:rdener. S7~/mo. Nr per mo. Call for appt. 714·851·1142. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~----·-.._ ,_, •-t hool & ......._ 11!.,U,-.&.7 7S2~ N SHORTTERM 3 Br. Townhouse. newl~· modeled dbl gar eswuun sc s • ....,.... .,,.,.._cw · 2ba, xlnt .8. area. R"'"'TALS decor gas pd. enclsd M•""DO'.b WU.: Beaut W.cerfront charming 4Br ' ' ping. lat. last, sec. de-R91TA&.S Avail now. $875 /mo. Ur. CONDO, adults only! "'"'" 2bdrmwttf\loftlt2ba. 2be.2carlar.furnavail. 840-20.18. posit. Family only. Call 2br.-a ...,00. .. """ 751·27'87. All amenities. lease Weekly&Winter gar.Adlts.pool.S42-S073 ~·p~st ~ Yrly SIOOO /mo. 123 New2brcondo,2cugat. 848-:mt. 3br.2ba •• •$700 S39S/moCall7SH202CM Agent67S.S170 2 Br. l bath Apt Newly e .. 1 ... !8...:X, eOnt GrudCaaal.673-T113 patio, pool, Jae, air. l h 3 B 3br.2ba SlOOOrum Bd, 2 BA. 7th Fir, sec. I Bdrm. aJI adult. Pool. YRLY. UNF/fo'N. 3br, decor. Gas pd. enclsd -.-D-•A . Y bltina.1525/mo 9S7·1723 Fam i y ome. r. bldg . ba y fron t , 2ba.St-tobch.'"""'Smo ga.r.pool.Adlts 642·5073. 5% down! Muat sell, c.U P1 I 1tl1 3207 t0-33Z2 ' ' 3ba+dbl booua rm. No 3br. 2~ba STSO.Sl.500 $1500 /mo. Bob Koop, tennis, jac. $395. Agt. ~,.., _,, n9.1·81M11lt •••-••••••••••••••••• · pets. S72S, 1st/last. 4br.2'-iba S'9SO i\il.631-12116. 754-1202 l /L + sec. Angle, lBr.Newlydecor.gaspd. l•llm ....._ a., l"roaUarse 2 bdrm. 2 2 BR. cpts, 1 cu gar .• no 831-23&2 4br3tHI SlOOO W'• .... -.-For lease. . Zbr r.rvme.. _t'Oll· m.9312. encl gar. Ad Its. pool. , • ' -oo ba. Coado lo Newport »els. Mull have rers. .,.,_"'""""' do h ( s ·I b h t I 642-5073. ••• 6 ' a.y Towers. Very lwc-teOOmo lit Is lat +$100 2 bdrm. Condo. Pool, 38• Pier & slip, 3 bdrm & ~1t tern 1c view. pac ous eac ren a •-----------·-••••••• urto.. Secvity bldt. _:5637 jacua:l. clubhouse. play. den. ample parking, S900 Don t wait call 552--4368. avail Sept 14 thru June MESA VERDE home at- fl'IC'l Ill LAl9. Poulble boat sllp . dep. 'round, fireplace. without sHp. $1.050 UJXURV CONDO 3bdrm 14, winter rental. Ideal mos phere 2&3 br dlx ---_... MISAYllDI n!trip.MZS.?es-7633. wtslip per mo. ,Agt, lYtba,2carele<:gu,pri fof' college student. See apts.NoPets.546-1034 WITM J Bil t~ Ba, very clean. R.H R Brkr 673-7300 So at 122 39lh St. N.B. Sun-lftmlO... INdll211 1115 mo. 751·SUl1 : 3 br, lYt bl. home. Im-. . . patio, pool. close to . daysooly. betweenllt4. BRANDNEWAPTS. 14 Ae--Pellbrook. -·•••••• '7Sl-4m.qt. m.c. eoftd. near shop. c:.t Plza. Lease~ mo. 2.Br28a. 5430 .... Ir 8rnlM!Mg_l8rt410 pine, uchool, 6 beadL AlkforCarol Winter RenlaJ 2 bdrm. 3Br2Ba ssso Prln Ille.NO •ll IDda/NaOK..f'cldVd ec.ta MeN, • BR. 1585 + security. 192'71 673-4314 S0.0259 Steps to beach. Gar•ae Spacious new Unit. pvt. W-. All Ami•"* <IGI> fee -. 11 .. Verde • BR, Capt\al Clrele. call aft parting. $l.50 lnckl uUI. patio. close to shopping. CWTelAll.811-4551 -.cauMWaia ePll.213/ll0-2$51. H.B. ExecutiveEsta(e 67Wl5&.544-et89 Adults. 1982 Maple. $460,2Bdrm W/P~ and •---------• IBJlllllllll'lll. MWtowable. s Of'fNl11t·•l\rwro111 r.-<1 RultkSBdrm +Patio .._.. XtraAmenitiee<5361> ree 548-atOS. br. I~ be. -"an. PMio -.~arapiDclllded ---•••••••••11•••••• RENTIMES 131"4555 VllSAIWS STUNNING large 3 Br. 2 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I ~r:'-=: .,::.1aa<-::.z;. ~ ~ dell,• ,.....,.,.. ........ _,,.. 1br. -toe. ~:~~ .. :.~~·~::,.~ :l:;, ~s.:f.·,.~: .. 6 M...,. a.,• -. ~Bela, Deve,844-7211 Commllllh.y pooU le ten-*·~~~-View, pool,rtexerclse 18th.St . ...._ • ~ --... .-.. •1mo. ..... ••u ..... --llQorableDr + ~ nit, famlllu. $1050. _,,,_>I,.,., room , aecu t y gate. --------=.... a o:b: :.m · -~~ KidaOK+&aeGar• lia'rent,cloeecobe•cbls eo.proaA$. ..._ d ti Apnt~ u-g 2BR. lBA. w/pallo. _........, ,...~.... Allaua-a..c11n>1.. town. Beaut. Spanish • 2~u.. rama c ~. drps, gal', adults. "'8 •Dim ... _.. r.eeannt(MlJtM ~ •ace 3tw 3ba court J071.._..Aft l'OOdo.oc:eanview,frple, no--· $375/mo la" e •a • t r • • l I o • . ll .. ta.I '° ,._ fer tll8l SIN'J'UI• m-4111 ~•18 ISl-4111 · • • 8l•cb c;;e on Bal wet bar, dble elec aar. AUD. EXECUTIVES. 2Br. last 7"'~ ~i ::r-,IT•r-:.:: :.:?& ~ = = u..,_.9111u..._ •W"'orbllepo.,.... ~;.,:,..:~~.!~ ,.....Illa. alt, 2ba. a ll nulted celllea. hue• t"Orporate apartment, · · •,A t .,._. ,_ .. , •AD-~ •A11A.nk"1tld oeMDvtew•'°'9mon. __,.appU. Yourrwn. master 1\dt. a tenals. ~ouUltted,wUI 28r.2Ba.Sundttk.~ -~· :S, ..... a nm ·nm. c-~, fee Woata..cam>~~ Avllil Ott 1. $1,JOO, 19N' Avail to mt Sept 15. pool, J•c. walk to beach. ahort·term. 11000/mo. Avail •JJPrOX. ·s.pt. I.st. .... ••• wtwa ...._ ...... -tallr.Wolf«-tllJ.. m.mo1am.om. .,..,.Zl»t8.. m.ZML 54MS75 l'IN 8Lll• •• Al'TI' t 1 llr • lut'l A1h1I\ C\•m'11ua 11111111 '••• lrplr. ••11d lllif . II u •• 11\'P .11, h • 111 I iii I ltldl') rm &)OI> i..ttMl tt t;i!Je ) ltr J l\ll 11111 It l In 1 n 1•1.,,, 0111 111!11JC't.a MS Otull t'H' "I/lo. W IH . t. l 1 X ~. .' II It l'UNUO l'tllll. 'II• h n n . Q.Y111 21Ji.lnioh hit lnll MllO f :-.o \ •' 1'111111 ~TJrn ' lkll rn • lt•. ""' 111 I. 1:111111:" S<U«t n111 hl:i(l(W;;j :.! lh I'• Ua Lu.,.111\oll'•' hit Ill!\, 11lr 11111!11 fot a111r tu:. r..t:i 41t.11 tM't ... lf'tlft>1 1Mnn -Oc.od lflt•t k!ft. l,ta mnr.tMtl •Alli tc• ( U IY IUI i'J YUA couo• • M(•lt Wiii frH •• r1'1J4,a. '"t1 ,.,., •• ,,.ue>. <._..•~r. h111ndr\ rm o Jlf'l t l"UtM UJ~ mu ~rtclMtA'' l.M tM TIO) I IMliliPll ..... ....._ ............ 4JM CW......... 4400 CHIM...... 4400 Sl&Ufi 4110 Trwt •• .. •••••••• .... ••••••• ... •••••••••••••••••••• ...... ••••••••••••••••• ... •••••••••••••••••••• •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• • IOJI ..... M6t MA'IUaE F....U. turn'd •UDO Y&"fl!'ilt:LA Stcrafe Oara1• f~ rent •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• -•••••••••••••••• I br, 2~ be , ...... .Npt O Ba I P I .,.....-__ II.PT UIOYE IN ._ tl$0/mo. Ma-l4lUs r<1uod tloor Miio on a boa en uul:a _. ~ C.. ON• wtew 2 ...... apt ... 1511 .,.,.., W It to ~ ~ nat to run Zone 10'' ·x AU l.YPH ol real "tale w/hlcoey. earporl. ~---..-.. A Pttu&e pa1-.Clll.t. Call ~'fn.2943.m-~. iovaimenlulnc:elN& rtln1 • tumll\U"e If req F-a.wUll.edto1bate2 z=... l.ldiJ Wuautneat. Storap S9ace t60 mo. ~- IAaH thru June 10 Hdroom. 2 bath In /~--cm.11» __ tat. • tut 2308 w WTDt ..Olmo 171-7902 Newport Buch Call ~--~~I l'uite IM ~8-. Oreinfront. N B . 642-2171 545-0611 I f'Mfbe, etnetf'ney apt 2 b r 1 b •, 1 a r .. »t7t6lor~i.. -l.MnllMn l .... 1u1 lkl\ m...u. ______ _ _....,_., "°" llDOlltt .-u.Mr1dryer. yrly. nr F1m1le wanlAlld. mkS 20il. Mtq/t AmJ-iepvlt;.trk· ....,. W..t.d 4600 lllkAltUta.•111M t>.ach, avail Sept 1. lhare3bdrm 2ba CdM • «17~1 -·•••••••••••••••••••• ----~ 791).9151.J. Vickie or Vic ~rRONTJ br ltH>ld tona. M«J vui. 8co«I. trp1c.1--------1.,.d.., wl,,dO-•. bf am rem to ahr 2Br home ln t 11'1 Oar. many treea. CONIO lrvtne S250.mo evu pvt bearh, •Ill Qr <•vi pre 0.t~ 2 bdrm. 2 bath Y l h In II In e I M a rk f'd -~ mo Yorly coodo for rent In lht• M4 1529. M().Wfor 497 2J47 W •at c 11 ft a r f' u BEST UTE In OPOIT BEACH OJ.M fllri'• <>t.-,.n v1,...., Znfl WK I ..,,..,.ly 1Si>C<1r ~/J ~fl S.Wl rfll~ ... o I~ rw1 li7:. MM Want«! an eo.u lieu or lrvtM area. 2 or 3 BR. houJf' preferred 3 Adults XJnt references. ~73 3701 E ves & INttkf'ndS <iarace Wanted. single nr Harbor & Ad.am~. pleai.t.' r aJI T'*' n1te ~7 %93 14Y2% OMTHISTJ Fl~aco. mirrored b1r. ~1ArkUn1 .1 bdrm. i ba on blLlm. urpcU• .It dr11~• N1.cuul lluU ('ourH Ad\lh.aonb 16.Wpermo I' I ~ M •· i\ Al ~ \\'"'her , dr) ur. rt•lrtl( . llarbur Hulty, 673"4400 )(l\lltl,• t Ai II lldrm• 111'\ ~. f1110I ~mo Quiet non 11mknii fem prol., want.II same <25·35 > w ahr 2 BR 2 Ua arl 1n Laguna Hilla Al rec tacU .. '22.5 mo + 1., ulll 770.9"13 o.e...OMu~ 700 to 3000 ~ Ft. .. llM-.......... 4450 -- ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........ /1R•ett/ rrA &Vlt" &r {)fftf'f> 'lfl<ll'f! at ~. SECOND TRUST DEED LOANS IOACl $20. 000. $:>(), 000 I tu • \ '"'"'" & 11 I' .c A.lle11, HJtr &i..1 7~78 S. a.-• "~ } ''" ,_....:......,. .... .. ....................... ... ••..................•.... ~'"' h 1kfi•f •I "'I ll Hr I 11.11 • • • • • ••• •• • •• •• • • • • • • • • l •H• 1,hou•W' ~\11r '"'" I •ullhd 2 Wrm. :: l>i.lh 111 pl•1 Ill"' V11ls-t \~•n \ lt•w <'ondu M.'Xl N•• \1tull• 1111 11ttt• rn1 Turl\4"t A1o1i.uc:i.1h·-.. View lbe ocean rrom i.undeck. S.1.$0 Lg., 28r aJI tll¥J 11pplc1498SI re~ fll:'\ '4111 flt I \''1111 .U.. ll77 ) •...... ,.,. h~h 316' • • •••••••••••••••••••••• 1111h1u1111ll_. I l~m N.,.,. !'haa 1rplru11.1111 '"'' \11kl ~· "-11 ~"" HwfliMl ... •Mh )140 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PAii NEWPORT APARTMENTS l<ENTIMES 6314~ ocean & Mountain '1ews. coty lbdrm . .,.alk to ti.•ach & :.hopping $290 4!t2 2121 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Seawind Vil~e ---------Responalble. non amkr seeking to 3 h11r•· w/same. your lac houal' or condo. N U or CdM area. 700.8158 Prof. man over 40. :1hare :JBR rondo HB $300/mr, ~Vl.38 fo'emale roommate wan\ ed. non smoker. 21 25 to !>hr lg 28r, 2Ba upl CM S250mo 731·3533 •Janhortal St!t'vlcl.' .. UUUlle. IMludtd •Adjacent t..n Airport ft Knt;.iurant Row •A<'c t-u lo J \1 "Jor Jo'W)ll lll-8113 KOUCIHTU HIWftOIT r f" WA'14 t; .... t JI LI-\ • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 500 .. 2700 Sq ft. ........ M f..'>A \ t!ROI-: Clf< 0,, a rt.ity SOOS f'LA.ZA ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ M f'U V!'rdt> t;. (.. }1 'ie.les·Dl.stnbulorsh1ps for S4S.4123 Sutnt1onal P rogram Mr &othl7141760 7037 l>A 't,\ f'<>l;t.1 \ 1t1l..i L.inlnn & 01•1 J>r ado l'J I I' &t I I 00 fH f°l.T '.ll'!J 1120 IOOFtMG AJI Types, repatrl>. in ., u I a l 1 o n . ... r t.' c E...t1mates Call Hob 54S-07~ up t.o 1.5 yrs financing ~eekly commitments. For any reason for your busmess or For your home. Fast courteous service. HO PREPAY PENALTIES REAL ESTATE FINANCIAL 17141542-8834 Ka.Ha. /Groomiftq COAST HWY. COM A '>'>fJ C taled with \'C4lenananan 1-;nr l<,.,ec-l 2400 i.•r ~-7300 -----------------~ut} & Barber Shop ror L ,\ G l 1 ~A BE AC ll Sale. 2474 ='lewport Blvd CHAR:'l1ER. 2nd TO ror c ~ 548 &tJJ s a I e 1 6 •,i r.;. y I e I d . Sl.8.615 P.P 499-1997. i;i')(t mo :!hr lh.1 M1·~11 1.m"C'h "" a1lull. nu '"''"" COUMTRY ClUI UVIMGIM NEWPORT IEACH Blk to bch. pool. own room. ba. enl. 11nv comm.. S. Lag 499 4722 evl'S. l:.Jt:'l(lllll l'Xl'CUttVf• 'Ult'°' 1n pre1tll"e loc lnd'h M'('rela.nal !i•·rv1ce1>. l'1! c.'eplron11tt . lt-ltphone llMWt.'Mn" & more fo'rurn $27 5 p H m11 111 f; H EAUQ U ARTEHS COMl'ANIF.S A pro rt.~•onul env1runrl'k'nl COROHA DK MAR ~ -.tf on Coast H"' y Frl't.-'>landing, aeroi.s from Ft \'c Cro wn !! ke:>laurant Ideal for medical. dental. real estate. 832 7300 DE:LJ SA."IOWIOI SHOP Top Balboa locallon. X.lnl bus1nel>:.. Call to Discounted 2nd TD: 20.2r, )1elt1. 3 yr. S218.75tmo Buy for $15.800. Vivian 96-1 ·6777 dy:.. 586·22t:J l'VCS. Vt•l'\J . "' 1ul \I I!\ 1\111111~. 1. 3 ltt i1111"' 1~·00 t-.11 nu JM.'lll. ~~ t.:!21 .1.iunl 1n"rr. h h IW!i 00111 2 l"h m O.•luw 1\1•1 N1•w dn11i.·11. 1•l1•nn, 11111111\. rp11.-1 M11l 11ri• 11111111~ l)l•IUM' pool~hlt' 'lllrH hll' :1hr, 111111 Ultni-. dsh.,.111 11-, mile" lw•1u·h /\dlt ... 011 Ill' t ' $:\ti:. Ill •I ':16 g:)62 714/851 ()tiljj Need lo share li v1nl( ex penses" s ave ti m e. Office i.pucc aviul ~'ull nnney & conrus1on . Let M:rVH't' t.'Xt•cuu ve !iu1l1·s us find :a comp;Atlble ava.al for lt.'Ulll' in Ct.·nll•r room m.ule for .¥UU. We Poinlt• Loctiltod neur 0C MEL FUCHS PAVlLION l<EALTOR 675 8120 5025 •...................... CORONA DEL MAR J.J7.1 ~··c ur II) $IOU (.'I 1• .IJ fl I n ).I I 1• t' i I !I 0 f>lli 01111; w ..... 1111fo I HI . l'lOVt'. r t'I n.i . .11lulb. 1111 1wh. ~!IO 717 We~l lllth I> '""" l!llti . .. l.ov1•b :! & .I Hllrm 1'11w111luu:-1•i. . .,:111 a.:1·. 1m11u, lnumlr) Cm· $125 & S:•2:• Cn II 21:1 ~!ltl 7202. 714 000 7:W7 :1 Bdrm townhou!l1', I Ur l .Ua 1·011110. UM' of olroo-.1 rww l'nol S(;:,o puol. suuna. ~I mo An mlull 1·ummu11ity on llW Hnrk Bu \ ~Pl'C ta<'ulur ~po. 7 1i 0 '411mmini: pool11. H lt14hl1•cl ll•nnt!i <'llUrl'<, blkl· trails. PUl· 1111~ .:r<'\'11 Unrhdors. I m\Ct :! hc'<lmomis oport tnt•nL"I. uml townhouses rn,m'441J OOper moolh On Jamboree At San Joaqwn llllls Road 17141644 1900 New 1&2 bdrm luxury adult upts in 14 pluns Crom S415. 2 bdrm townhous~ rrom S535 + pools. teM1s, wuterlalls. ponds! Gas Cor cook in~ & heating paid From San Dleito F'rwy drive North on Ucach lo McFadden then West on McFadden lo Seawlnd V1lla~e 1714 )l:i!.>3·5198. -------- screen all appb('Onls Aifl)Ort For leasing 1n MEDICAL/DENT AL FINDERS.Sl!!EKl!.HS rorm..tl1on t·all 1UceOee Commerci• Offiu. 64s,4434 Huff 95S 22218 Corona del Mar. Aero!!:. Oceanfront ror Winlrr ~~~~~~~~~·I -----lrom Five C r own:. Henlals. fo'urni:.hl·d & un = ~h·d1t•al/Denlal /H ~t O . Restaurant on Coast rum Broker 6754912. Fem non·s mokertolthr TTli :,q fl m N Costa. Hwy Free standing. 2380 CdM apl $225/mo ~1esu Ground rloor. rully ., r 832·7300 I bachelor. S26S. Lrg I or 2br. ldry. gar. patio. • :.o b Io c ·k r r o m bl' a ch S4.50-$H5 2br. rum or un· rum. $750yrl~ 673-9327. 673-~ t.'Qwpped Private pal10. --------- fNEED fMONEY $6~000 2ad TD. needec9ror 3 stores m CORO~A DEL ~1 AR Pay 15'; int for :, yrs Value $600,000. 1st TD D !245.000 al 10' ~. Pvt pt~ 673-1000 ell' $543 rn o Tom AHTlqtJEHAU nco AR! 75'4 12<Yl 84&36i!> \'1•r:.a11lcs PcnlhouM.~ 2 ~. 2 Ba 0<-can \'t{'w. St•r $725 mo 644·0..!>2 ('\!\':,, M F Roommate wanlL'C.I. !67 l!lOO Co6ta ~tesa s ne w well abl' n •w apl wdar pl. m J.?real Npt Ills Neigh· IJOrtlood S540 S59·5001 pet OK. SII>q 'i'I UtJIJltl'!i ---------• localed ~pac. anlq mall 548· 7004. 1617 Wcslcltrr ~ B Wanl ha.-. several spaces avatl New beochrronl 2br. 2ba. Rooms 4000 2 Br. 1 Ba pal10 apl. • 1 & 2 BR Pttio Apt\.· Shr my 2br Condo near So Coast Plaza $200/mo Isl & last 64S4S33 financial inst 7000!. r 14tlh good display Fixl'<i I.st noor Agent 541 5032 rate. No 't or sales f\Jrrushed orricl'. Bank or 631·2622 642·8519 Costa ~1es3 Plaza. Sl75 RETAJLtOFFICE space. Refr1g • & s tove furn. S3001rm 731 W 18th St. =A. 640·9900 Ask for f''a)e Agt • Onhwnhtn & eea·, gar. spa, bltns. 911 W ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bay.~3772 Room with K1lchen pnv ---------"Near bus & s hopping Bayfront secunly bldg. I Br. l Ba. pool and s un· deck. S62S mo. 67~2113 ('(>nler. Adults only. Eves 6-9 JO or wknds. 962·7520. Responsible adult to s hr per m o No I ca:..{' :ivail. 700 S. F.. 17th & • Pool & Rte.. Room 2br. 2ba. Newport Beach s..'i6-3900 Irvine. C~ 759-1550 • G1rden l1ndKapint •Jo' to Buch & Shops Condo. $290. 646-7332 ,.. ~ lol Newport Center Office in ~re Westfield FAMILY APTS. Hrand new bc;iultlul Ir~ Jf•I IC1r fam1lw~ with I or :! t h1ldrc·n ~l'llr 11<1rl., ll1•1J11 1iJ1d No pl'l:. .!Hr.lHa >HO t>J I 558:1t5'18 24 M 8'e81iBAU APARTMENTS :!Br 2Ba S-l50 $C>5 :t.!8 \\esl \\rbon.631·5S83 Adults · :o;o J>eU __ _ '>I 1\ l::NVIH()r .. r.n ,~J l 'Jf, "1/ > •,,1111lt 1 )11 • i I~ 'll>/ 411llll OH LIDO ISLE Lge Lv rm. fplc. redecor JBr-28a • Adults no pt'l)> $775 yrly 54()..6187 17141753·0719 Room Cor rent. Female to sh are w /:..a m l•. :.rrcker. pool Fem. rmmale lo shr Npt non-Bch Condo. Near Bearh $?45 imo 631·2324 545.2510 Boom w pnv entranrc nr Big Corona Uch. Call bt'rore 8am. artl'r 7pm. •VERY LAHGE. Nr nu Condo 2bdrm. 2ba. Bay 67~·9561 2 prof. persons t.o shr very desirable ocn front dplx w hot tub in Npt Bch S3251ea 646·672-1 JBH $480 & 2RR $395. view , enclsd f<ti!ru~e. - ----f\Jm 2nd nr. BR. l.,R. BA. G:irui:es. new cpl & auto. opener. $750 year· On Newport Beach. Beach r e c r a c . p r e r p3.lflt_ Nr. Beach & Ed· ly.TSLMgmL642·1603. llolel r oom · s mall metaphysical. S29!>. • d kitchen. 2306 W Ocean· · in~er. Kt s OK. no pets. 1 :k --751·7908 7911 Holt s47.4803,..., b O:C to beach. szreal rront.S280&up280Sec. & ---------Jocauon. Lovely 2bdrm. depos1l. 613-4154. Roommate lo shr lg 2Br SSSO/mo. ~8263. ----hse. Laguna Bch. $3SO +. :-.;earHuntmgtonHarbour --Laguna Beach. P vt Wkd ys 494 ·9 42 1. ·2 bdrm Apt East.bluff-$625 2br 21'2 ba ent/bath. Non.smoker. eves/wknds497.3981 · 8464360 2 car Encl. gar. Pnvate Mature . Prof/bus . +Comm. Pool. 640-5296 $!00/mo. Rers 494.0451, 2 story on Blutrs. frplc. .\lesa Verde ilrea \'acant. :! bdrm :! ba . r1rcplac\'. DELUXE 2BR. 2BA Nr Duplex. 1'.r blk from ~araRt:, patio. nl'ar .,hop-, I heh. ne.w ~ irp~ & patio. beach. Avail. 9·15 Up 2 &. tran!>port;itwn $.i!>O enc gar· ?', · smoke Br 1 Ba. $675 Down 2 Br. \dull!i. no pell> 546 6009 alarm. ldr,> !ac1I. Ideal I ,,, B a . S 6 2 5 . .ill -p~t for roommates. Adlls. 1213 .,.,"8035 E washer /dryer. est or lfsp F\Jrn rm. pnv bath. cov grad preferred. 631·90a&: ga r . pool. ror 30 + person. S 150 mo 6-16 · 8465 Roommate wanted. I rm in new 3bdrm condo . Wa!iher/dryer'. ftplc. pool. s pa. $250. Call anytime 5-l(). 78S9 .. u . <-•"" 960·4614 I 1....,.. ves ~ -FEMALE Pref. Full Ilse lbr. cJuplt•x . n1•W l'Pl. J Br. 2 Ba Pr1v. in huge rurn. hsc drape:,. rcfr1g & :-lovt'. Lri:t lbr apl for rent. Encl 1'2 blk to bch r1r1pl. S200 nr Placenlla S250 mo ls l & la:.l. gar. tennis court. pool. !163-8818. 968-2238 19th~l ~ature adult. lap ref's Dolsa Chica area. Call ------------------ uoly Call 24hri.. ti42·4300, 846-8201. Ocean view Penthouse. S.....r Rent•s 4200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Non·smoker . 3br. Irv con· do, all amenities. S21D + ":! ulil. Peter: ~1·2447. :;332 2 Br. 2 bath, frplc. garage. 2br. 2ba, frplc. pool, club ----S425fmo house. security. Sub 1 Bdrm With dct•k, 717 c 'll96J 22()5 parkin g, $695 m o . .lames St. Apt. C. $310 a · 955-1120. OnthebeachinNewport. Rmmt wanted Wkly or Monthly. 2 Br. or me I low , H .B . 3 Br. Kirk Lamb. 631-0900 S 180 I mo i n c I M /F a r ea u li I. prest1g1ous rull·i.en ire Rettt•s 4475 excc utt ve s uite .••••••••••••••••••••••• r urn rs h t! d or u n . 2073 sq.Cl . localed at ~ fumi:.ht."<i Executive Of. E 17th St . CO!>la :'11c~a. ft ('e / N l' w po rt . 11 o i-·or 1n!o call. Barrt-ll RI ='lcwpo rl Center Or. l)".IH2·5840 Suite200, 644'""92· NEWPORT PLAZA!! Attefttion Doctors! Prime retail space. 1300 Unique Cree standing, fl. Sl170/mo . 1000 N. well appointed medical Bristol NB. Patrick bldg .. localed tn heart oC Tenore. Agt 631·1266. H.B. 6 trealmenl rms. x. 1 ________ _ Ray rm. business office. lge receplion rm + pvt olfke area Avail. Sept. l. Call today for appl lO see. REDCAR PET 893 1351 Executive Sur le I rvinc PRIME COM property w/Coast Hwy frontage & adj. to Fashion Island. f'rom 600 -5.000 sq. fl. See our ad under "Real Estale General .. tn t.oday·s Classified. CO~t Property Mgmt. 835-0537 W1rccept. cone. rm .I~~~~~~~~~ Xerox. mail 1n n e w lndmtrialRfftal 4500 ).!ardl·n bldg .••••••••••••••••••••••• Call 851 1021 SUITE DEAL 3000 Sa. Ft. •Will Bw Id 1"o Su ll • 1 mo. Free Rent Flexible F1oorpl3n Lido Manna Village XLNT . BUSINESS PARK LOCATION rm 640·4U79 t "' 1 BR ·1 pd bl 1--------------~c · uti • lns. 2 BEDROOMS Large Big Bear Cabin. MESA :: BR. µool. gar. I mi lo ~ool. sec·. i::ate. kids OK. 3505 BALBOA BLVD. ldeallocatlon for fisbing. Fem prefe rred. non · Offices. 225 lo 750 sq. rt. INDUSTRIAL 960-6481. (714) 6 75-8662 ocean S450 No pets. Clbhse. BBQ. s4oo . Yearlylse.Starting9-15, hiking or just getting smo~ertoshrHBhome. From $200 per month. 646-0354 orlH4·2578 892·6745 ssoo mo-incls ulils. Gus. away. Wknd or wkly Avail Sept 8. M7·7258 aft Near CdM & N.B. Frwy. PARK S29Slst"&la:.t+Sec.dc·HUHTIHGTONLAKES 21J..966·1711Agt. rates 3Vail 17 14 > 5PM. ~1·7010 711W.17th..St. po:,1t Clean 2br. lba. Up· ~PAH~L!NG STREAMS WFSTCLIFF 2br. 2ba. fir -~--16·----Roommate M/F. Cln resp'N--pt-Bc_h ___ M_a_c_A_rt_h_u_r_B_I per uml Wutcr & !::lee wcl'ii~~}1?_c; pt.pool.S475/mo Vocatt.Rfftals 4250 person to sbr 38r bch 400_700 sq ft . w / Costa Mesa paid .. qu1el couple TOWERING PINES 64S-0302 •••••••••~•A•U•;••••••••• hse. w pool. CdM. ~ Secretary Shr expense. 642·4463 w rer s No pct!.. Call NEW SPACIOUS -rro. lsl & lastlo move m. 8SH6Sl *Two I ,870 sq. ft • .,. Mehnda546·9522 LAKESIDE ADU LT lBr. lBa, blk lobch. $400 Kapalua Resort.2bdrm. Call Kar rin & ,1'4ancl 1---------,,,__. 2br. Iba. stove & refng. adull.s only' No pets! SJ25 tmo. 645·0767 after 6pm APTS rm. ownr agt. ~-5164 2 ba. Jae. in Condo. 675-80!6 '· Office Space for le3sc its ~ail TVJ"" enwuwdiah eves Ocean view. 213/471>-3212. J h w oc:a .. wy. •C__...., •Ask Managerabout . ---Fem roommatt wanted. near o n ayne -r·• Discount ceanview Bach. 2 Maui.Hawaii Lux condo. Mast.er Br. Airport. 2.700 sq fl. to *apes & wet bar. * • Eleganlfireplaces rooms. S400 + Sec. de· 'The Mahana. Kaanapali Mesa Hwitingtao area. 3.400 sq fl. Contact JI ugh LeasitMJ office Opetc 2 Bdrm. New drapes & paint. refr1ge. 1 child OK. No pets. S365. Sierra )'lgml. Co. 641-1324 . • Pnvate lakeside patios posit of S400. 2306 w Beach S32S 642 9696 F\nley 83>3535 ~ 7:30 to 4. & balconies Oceanfront. N _ B . Ocean front Condo. /mo. . -·---'9iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil • lleated pool & 673-41.54 Weekly rental. Tennis. G.°"1 whirlpool spa pool. all amenities. $50 for•...+ 4350 •.t miles rrom beach N t Sh f •. _.. d c 11 b ••••••••••••••••••••••• 842-I l60 P . rs . across rom ..,..., up per ay. a us beach. I Br+den. gar. 2 13 /796·7121 . res Pnvacy~ Only 3 apls in 7562 Ellis Ave H 8 I c I f bldg. Nice 2br. lba <3blks w. of Beach Bl> ::~ y. oup cs pre · 213!795·606l /. 1"' e nc e d y rd . ~ a r -Tahoe Condo. 3 or 4 bdrm, S450t mo. 960-5043. 2 BR. pool. gar. 1 m l lo 2 BR. pool. gar. 1 ml lo completely furn .. lake 1·630-0350 ocean. S450. No pets. ocean. $450. No pct 11. view. dally or wkly . 646-0354 or 644·2S78. 646-0354 or 644-2578 549-0012 ..----E1slde older 2 br cottage. Gar + encl yard. $425, Close lo beach. 2 Bdrm. VERSAILLES On the beach in Laguna. l &t. last. sec. !>52-8343 Stove & refrige. $375 mo. IACH/I IR fully furn. Labor Oay mornings. 962·8050or 536-7979 A neat upgraded full weekend open . $275. itr. w/w cpt. refng .. gas Walk lo beach, 1 Bdrm. security penthouse. over· 497·2982. paid, or buses, shppg Stove & refrige. $325. looking parklike .iround cntr. 2188 Maple S28S/mo 962·80CS0or 536-7979 & fountain. SSOOt m o . ._..,to Shse 4300 Agent. 644· 7211 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 645-3563. 1 person only! Walk to beach. Bach. Movtna ? Avoid depo61ts & oopets Stove & refrige. All util. SUMMlllUHZI cut flvtng expenses! M&5A VERDE-Apt m 4. pd. S275 mo. 962·8050 or 1475 ForATuty28r Profeaalonally since 53&-7979 W/Gar. Pool<~> fee 1971. plex, 2Br. hv rm. dtn r m. ---------• RENTJMES 631-4555 HOUSIMATIS lBa. encl gar. new cpts. Spacious 2 Br. Apl. 1365 S32-4l34 <lrll6. rresh paint. Adi ls. mo. I.st. last + depoth.. Venallle Condo 1l8 Scholz --------- no pets 1425 mo. Lsl last Slater& Beach-848-5465 PI a 1 a. N · B · 2 b r • Why waste time a nd Eastside Costa M,sa. Near 17th. St. S40 mo. 631-12166. Eves 646-0329 Wanted Garage lh' Npl. Hgts. Will pax $S0 up per rm. 63l·a783 OfflceR...+al WATERFRONT & PENTHOUSE SUITES 2IO to 3000 S4t-Ft. P'relfhJI Adchss 0c ... VJ.wt Wet..,.. (7141 675-8662 + S200 security. 642·0735 a'SO/mo. drama Uc ocn money look Ing ror 8 Delw wee 3br, 2ba. nr pl, vw, open hse S I S . roommate? Let us 1 private room In pro- 3 bd. 2 ba. upper. near /enclosed gar .. hook· 6t0-ll8l locate, screen and lo-fessional suite avail. OCC . avail 8 /30 . ups, n r. spta s soo «Vt t T k lh _Sl50 __ 1mo __ .4_94_·_97_5_1_. __ S4501mo. family unit. 963-6551. · · Peninsula 2 Br. 1 Ba. t L.~ionorOuyoutot' Falnedin: -•u•Loc•nfta.I &U-8657 1ara1e. 1 block from """"'-" '"Rll,_ ,. ~ ---------lnm 3144 water. yearly. -.,oo mo. Oood Roommates. Corner of Campus & Super clean ~ BR. gar. ••••••••••••••••••••••• l30i.t40lh. St. 673-0881. Quail. 2400 s/t upstairs. older cpl pref d. $.1'75. 319 1 Bdrm. Condo In The nd '"' .... '""" 80t pers/falsoavailable. )1onteVisu831·299'1 Lakea, Northwood•. ' -: Spacioul a Bdrm. a LWVO company l.000 s /fal9or s /f. mo. new. $'75. Call Near beach. Bullt·lna. 2 Br. Cf1>ls. drps. aar.. O.QI t'lta5I or Pe1 at F\r.place. Open btama. aroonunate search a1Y. f\ill service. Courtesy to Adle.a only. No pets. MOO •aooo Multi. No pet.a. 113.3307, 712-5111 Bkrs. 540-2960 mo. 1110 Victoria St. •--1-eTMllS ......... 56138'1all5. .....__ decorators new l 1---·------• n Br.eoodo. "311mo. Pooi, Wl&IU.. Securl'1 com· '~M~~··•c.. EXICUTIYI sum ...,... S.ch Unit. crpt.a. tmnla cna, Jae. •7174. plex. 2 Bdrm. View. .. • ., _.. f\&U servtee offices In drpa, re(rl••· Mita only. AJI.. m41J llkr. f/1 l'tfled .. t Newport Center. No pet.a. $295 mo. mo Or ...... ____ '40-54'/0 Vld«la St. 548..1367 all 5. 8Dlelree coodo. I Br. ...... Aerelt tbe ltnet ~. patio, A.IC. adwLI. from beHh1 rra mo. Oldett • larsest aceMY One room office ,,.ee, ,.a•.MesaVerdeupper. no pet1. UU/mo. ffaNoe6Aaot.•N•l SemnaSo.Callfonlia te!.ana .. recpt._etc.KoU No pet.I. 1400. Guaat 87$-WM. he Photol and References t r v l D e C e n t e r , a•Ul.541-33320tl4l-14IO --------•au.med Ad• are t .._.... •.. A8C·NBC·C8S n+:is1-47IO. Ur + loft, ~. ..,..... to a a..:c.eflll "....... ___ .......;. ___ _ t Br. &utaJde. 1mall but alr, *tDDia· pool, avail .....,. or yard-uter It'a COlmo·LA Tlme•·Elc. Nwpt. Bell. . MacArthw:- CCIS1•/loU olneal wood. Sep( 10. $425 t m o . a beU• way tot.ell more Ml·~Stneelm Bhd.400-'JOOaq. ft.Share -· M2·9450 alUPM. f7M'7l5. people! __ lnlne_..;•_N_ea_r_AlrPo--'.......;.rt-.1 ex,pemee, 8&1·1151. .. . . .... , i t Use Anlw.tAt/ service wh e n placing your ad ... a Daily Pilot ad number will appear in your ad we take your messages 24 hours a day ... you call in at your convenience during office hours and get the responses to your ad ... this service Is only $10 per week. For more information and to place your ad call 642·5678. •1 DAILY PILOT • CREDIT HO PIOILEM . .•.••••••....••..•.... 2nd & lrd TD lOCMs 971-6531 Arranged by Coost Ho... Loe.ts A Mongage Brokl•r 5100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOMEOWNERS Otte Day Appraisal Use your eqwty for b1lb. home add1l1'Gns. vaca· uons. etc. Any amount, any reason, Credit or JOb not oecessary. Compare our costs . 24 hrs . & weekends. 644-1923. 846-5567 REAL EST A TE LOANS $10,000 lo $250,000 Wtlh Up to 1!> years lo repay Loan secured by a com· btnat1on or Rea l & Personal property A A Pnme f'inanc1al Services 7 '4-527-3477 MONEY AV AIL.AILE 2ndTD's RB>UC ED RA TES s-tiogolOllk 714-832-5200 Now You Can Sell More \4o 11h Vail\ Pilot PE:\'\\. Pi'\CHl::R AUS Still onl) :-.-:?. 3 lines for 2 r1a,·s only SI a day. 34c· a lint' .\cl\'(•rt1~e one or mrirt' 11l'm' v<ilued up to ::.100. Each .idd1t1on.d l1nl' 1i. nnl\' t;Oc lnr lhl' l\4on cl."<. Sorr\'. no c· o m m 1• r c 1 a ·1 a r1 ~ .111 0 \H•ll Ch.1r ~l' Your Pl'nn\ P1nchl•r ,\ d n r u i.i• ' n u r H.1nk 1\mrricard \ , ... 1 or ;\la!>ll'r<:ant. For more informJt1on Jnd to placi: ~our JcJ <'Jll 642-5678 I . • Ask for Urtda Flynn or Karen Linn I~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! * HOME OWHEllS * $10,000 PUPPET SHOWS Birthdays. parties. clubs. church. Call Pat Wil son : 546 ·6921. 957·1749. TO $100.000 FCN" Any RH$0ft Loans Secured By A Combmation of Real and Personal Property Cal ChllCll or Jmliu 3'hrs 7days SCUM-LETS ANSWERS .\1akeup -Haunch - Danng -Wailer - Allain -Baffle - TAKING a BATII People are superstitious 957-5823 about difrerenl thingi. AMERICAN WAY lll<e walking under lad- MORTG GECO ders or crossing the path ~~· ~~~A~~~· ~I o{ a black cal. Wilh m} ..:;; son. I tlunk 1l's TAKING MoMy W-.ct 5030 _a_B_Arn_. ____ _ ••••••••••••••••••··~·· t4appy Ads 5120 Private P~rty Orrenng ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2nd T.D. w1lh 20% annual yield. $10,200 dis<:ounted price. 645-7009 Moet~s, Trust Dffdl 5035 ••••••••••••••••••••••• *** 2ND TD LOANS NO 1·3 YEARS SU,OOO&UP PRE PMT PENALTY MAKE SOMEONE~ MAKE SOMEONl IMU Place a HAPPY AD m this column 'OC' only $3.25. Call 642·5878 EXCEPT I O'N AL -------- TERMS Bouquet or multl·color CALL FOR QUOTES helium balloons. 'perfect ror every occuioft. We R ES I D E NT 1 A L dellver&73-44l9 EQUITY l.olt& ..... HOO 4482 Barranca Pky. S.170-A, lrvlne. 92714 John Fell 714·S52·~ • •••••••••••••••••••••• FllND ABS Al£FIE£ call: 642-1671 SI.op!! Ta.ke lime to relu .t abop at home. lt'a lhnp&e wlth Dally Pilot 1"'!!~!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ClaMUled Adi.' And 111:: )'OU have IOlnllMD& to Lost : 1/11. E .1id• Cll. tell, call a friendl y Cockatkl. IJ'Y w/~. Is Cluallled Ad-Viau at or. b•ad. "Cll•·Cba". ea.Sl7I Reward. Dl·Sl85 Iv ms1 . ' • 7 I' , I th111dl•l•1 ....................... .. .................................................................................................................................. ·········••·••········· ·····•················· ....,,...Qa•Partial lot ILllCl'&JCIM'f·Prie.d Ow' lea. l1ndecapin1. 2 'Io u n I m e n w I How~leaoln1. KeUable. PETERS PAJNTlNO Newport Beach Pvt Mall Ccrnmu· til~ serv1cri. . • ._.,,. .. aJc9•tl•I rilllt·rrw .. u .. te on .. jor )'ltd cleanu1>1. l'tlPCIMiblUUeshave'4T ~OOd work. a~ady Job. Expr'd . Reas Rotes Box Kcntol Serv. fret:etil.494·5887bfr9AM IM',......_.L ......,.11 .... ••-UJ* tne·trimmlna • r e · 4Wbtruck. Yard&cTree R.tlettncea Ftee Est. Call Gene Prest1g1ous toe. Avail orufl6PMChuck. Ue''-M•O Ceutnetloa Uc:NrnN m4D5t lllDVll. F\"ff •Umate1. malnl. tqulp. Can do 848-7228 ~ Oct I. 1980, Call or wnte .-~ ... ~-.. --h-· I Ill .. NU1ble .. laeapenalvt. anyt.bln1 ! Call~ . . for Info. PO Box 1167, rNl'h~Oft oc U ! "~ llldrtdaa, ... u ~. 'J».&Mf, RESD'L cleanlng service Daves Painting. serving Oran1te <.:a 92668 1714 > T e Co. -....... ............ S."'99 bll Jobe. any,lm•. -Haul·move·clean·up.Con· by Lynnmo/wkly.ReUa· area 9 yrs. mos t reH 633-6012· · L.l•t u11 llllKrnd,· thal WI I I c •re r or Kl n ................ ""-a &lwured . Work crete remove I. Dump l>'e, refer 1193·4160 Insured. lic'd . 586·8425 ... how('r. tub. drum oourct ........ lJlt.,..IQ)' 6 .._. c .... ~ ~*> ....................... truck. qui ck 11e rv . Roofiftc) or l·ntry way. ('cr;,im1l ..._ •ft•raooaa Nr Colar bfttht Ill -Holm lmprvemenl, 2:$ yrs 8'2•'16:11 .,...... ES SIAM ••••••••••••••••••••••• ttl<' improve!> a11pet1r ~ I' 01 •ld9oo&NOllS qatalOm. .. b.!.~a ILICftlCIAM cxptr. rencln&. Depen· .......... , ............ Cstm painting. lo rate!. Repa ir & Rerool. All \ulut' or any homt' or ,._.. -bocl1 to '°'·e l.lv,dm nn. hall Ill Ava ....... otremodelln• dable.131-4214 Haullnal20aload,nocon· Joys Sunshine Ironing. Free est. 3 yr .:uar lypt•)\ )\hi n~les -rotk· <·omm hid~ at a r\>u" ,_,. -..-.,. waille vou rm 87 50• ~ 110. chr 11 0 Cirpe•try ma ao•ry CMe. Call David neat. care(ul and spi(fy, 962·1478. 633·9837 art 5 shakes·compo·tar. Frt't' tost ... 'rec est & sug~ei. ............. ,..__ " ID C"9r ebm -~ • Cootracllna __ " • _, le .. d • 545-'°'6 mending. Free pickup est.541 59301-'m.Ava ll l1oru. t711)842·3020 _. _,_., _.. 8111300 """'"' ~auuC ta ry and delivery 536.3608 Fine ext/int painting b\• -----------.-Y-S____ (,'.pt ....,air:...~,. npr wall Ray 49M98&.. ttu11dnnl119 Richard Sinor St ht: KOOFS !"Ort Ll-:SS All ---------.A ITT I HG • m >1 Do wora _,..... Ref• p 1 he -••••••••••••••••••••••• J-.orial T 836 cu." .,. CHam.ic Til• lftst • ..._ "----,... • Sll..Q'JOl -. t• d ... U\S. ry me . ..,,,,._, "' IYJ>t!S , hot c•um11 till'. -· ...-ua ,. ... ana, • ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. an yrnJan , C\(Pentry. Want a Rt:ALLY CLEAN ••••••••••••••••••••••• hrs shake ltrd brnu.l~l lllh New & remodcltxl. Free .....,.. ...... 'A RT · s c A R p ET K 6 8 ,.eDt'lnl Pa1nUnti. Roonn&. Elec· HOUSE? Call Gingham F1NEST IN JANITORIAL F'reeest l'all !lt)tHm~ est Cont. l.1r. •390:112 \\'JU blbfl ll my hom,• SERVlC R Repahi. WoodYeoe.6~1ra tnnl. Pl1Amb1n1&. Etc Glrl.Freeest.645·5123 CARE.Comm /Ind, Res. Paanttng&Papenng GarnerT11e540071iO NRNewp>l16Wilw I R.tmct.c. It lnaal, i.. f'?wl'AL Ktllyl4(MCJ80 H111hest quality All ROBIN . S HOU S E . Expertlse645·7440 Profes:.tonal work ROOFING .... c .. -1 ----'-' 1 WOl'k 1uar Reas. Free Rsnbl. Steve. 547·4281 All T --llml ClatoM ........... ut, etl. Call Ray anytime O.EA.NlNG SERVICE • L-.dscapift9 .} pc)\, repa11 '. tn Tree Se-r•ice t H•ua -1 ~ble Ul °':!!......__ u•••••••••••u •••••••• 646-2:128. For a thoroughly clean •u•••••••••••••••••••• Wallpape ring by Le• l> u 1 a 11011 · "r 1· t• ..................... .. ·--••o ouu ....... 1-.. C.rt' Carpet CS•anen ...... C.. ; hse. M0-0857 Maciel Servlce Co. 10-yrs Papier. Custom c1uahty ~t~:~ l l'lt <.:a 11 Uo b '1' H 1<; i-; l> I': !-.. I (i ~ "-del 6 Room Addi St.am dean 6 upbob Trestopped/~muvt'd Koofln&. plumbing , exper in prunm~. cl<'an· work. Prc·Chr1s tmai. · Ornurnent.tl p1 u11111i.: llaM Elcp'd , Xlnt Ref ~. Work par Tnxk mount Newlawna 751·3'76 ca.rpentry, exter/toter GENERAL. Houseclean· up& landscape. Free est. ~ubnJ:. 536-2350. ROOFtMG,Ofallty~s Sl·ul111 uring, 111µµ111: caiJn..... •• W.Q56S ·-" ~ ...... ,6 pnl Doon comphmere· Ing, r e( s. reliable Ca1154S-1865 '\II k <l 1hmmm:. rt•mo\,il 1:e-11 ....._ -------"-'"-t:)cp Gardner. oom p yard ""';../remOdt!I. Cree est 962-0SlOcall art 4PM Reas Pnce mt/ext Free ' wor g u.iranll'l' clc.rn u11 &lti 1114~> c-•JCwww... ln I & _. R EN 0 V AT I N G . .EJ\t.· Bay Area. CU!ilom Lal"recrn. e.;°'!I !:~.~.• c·ost (;all ma t, c eanup tree callaft5pm968-2056 Prof fir wrk. tile. wood. ROT OT J L L I NG work.G36-S4S3Ja"k •;OJ """' 'l'rl't' & Shrub l'ru111111.: ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• lrimrnlng.. l'ret est Pete --~ C~MENTWORK &4HOll6 . H ... I parquet. strippmg. wax· S PRINKLERS-LAWNS. Social Ser•ic~s ll1•nM1\,d , Ya1d 1'1!•.111 • ~.....OM INTERIOR CARPENTRY FreeDticnat~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ing.buffmg.steam.Cpt C:LEAN ·UP Oavc ~/R.,air ••••••••••••••••••••••• u 11)\. ll .t u l1n1.: .. 11111 Scott Jooas, S48·9"t77 Davis Tree Trimming & Hauling & OumpJobs uphol. 751-8951. 838.5543 642-4853 Bud 646-11481 ••••••••••••••••••••••• p HOB L 1-: ~1 s N 1•1·11 t 11 ~51 2.12l. IUh 111:1 By Jay 642~ ... ,,, h .. ~k r R nd Stucco & Pla)\ter Patl'h. •opptlli,.,.. r .emergen· "" or a y. • RELIABLE & EF· u--no Job too sm. QWl'k ~. talk''. Fr1·1·. i·o,u1"1•1t11i.:. WindowCl~aniftft . Home lmprovemen~ rnt/ Cement ~ork or au kinds. cy storm serv ce Clean 549-4368 ........... ' "' \ B c 11 i-1 1 1 1 1 ··~ en. Char Renovaung Pallos. sidewalks, brick up ac hau.ling,1 f'i-ee est: FI C I ENT W 0 M EN ••••••••••••••••••··~·· dean 645 4203. 645 .. 11~ ~.2222 · ' · " ••••••• •••••••••••••• • • ~.645-3749 work. Freeest.S56-07S7 S48-33S5 Cleanups . tramming. Guarantee Satisfaction' Bnckwork. s mall jobs ---· L..i •ht·~unsh111l• l11 ----------1--------hauhng. Free estimates Call 963-7237 Newport. Costa Mesa & • Stmn.d G lass Call Sun)\lum· \.\ inthm Reniodel/repair. quality C lll1odor Landscaping tree trim· S.S7-8271 lrYUle.675-3175eves. PlunlbiftCJ ....................... l'h·.tn1ru.: l.ld .>-'11 KM5.~ & cra.tts mans bip. 17 yrs ••••••••••••••••••••••• ming, clea~-ups. Free ----------1Xlnlhskprdes1reswork ••••••••••••••••••••••• an area. Lac 'd Mr'. Room addHions, re· est.AviJes.64&&474 AllaroundhauUng Npt.CMarea Block-Bnck·Stone·stucco G. Gadley Plumbrt Palombo962·8314 mod~l /plfln Geor ge•----------• l T. lruck. Freeesl. 8renda673-8890 planters & repairs. Free Repair :.erv1ce. tn)\t;tlla ---------1 Ptlmer & Son. Lic'd ____ 548_·3964 _____ ,QUAL. CLEANING Reas est.536·990!>.968·7486 ~:·64~~~;{Jow .cl'rtllll a These little ads really, S.S7~ Rates. Homes/Of cs. Last Mo•incJ work! Join the thousands ----------People who a re seeking Oetail8'l...C9'7J ••••••••••••••••••••••• P.O. lox R~ntals o( other people in this Have you read today's a.n apartment look rirst a rea who a re regular Classi(1ed Ads? If not,•----------• m Classified. Will your users of Classiried. Call you're missing the best \\'ANT ACTION' ad be there? To place our ad take r at 642·5678. bargam.s m town! Classiled Ads 642·5678 yoor ad. call 642·5678 Make your shopptn ~ easier by us ing the Daily P11olClassir1<.'<i Ads. Movin~? 1 hl• Starnn~ Collei;:e Studl•nts h<J v1' ~rown. L1<· Tl24-43G Same good serv 641-8427 ......•................ THE MAIL HOOM-2-t hr 2600E.Csl Hwy CdM11'B &t().0340 or 644·441:11 Custom w1n1Jow)\. door' etC'htn1h. I ral'lll'll or 111 staJ tt.'<l . i.l.'on 1)45.w:J>n Stucco ·······-··············· n 'STO:\t STI ·n '() IU:t>i\IH H\I ll'I. EHi(' 530·0l&i l'lass1fwd ,\ds OPPORT UHlTY kno(•k-. oll l'll wltl•n 'uu lL\t' ll'"Ult ~t'llllll! l>.111\' 1'1lot l'l;.1~ ... 1l 1t·1I \II, 111 rt .. 1rh lht.• Or.tlll!l' 1 ·,.,...,, m.11k1·1 I' hum• t\42 ~>liiX ~-~-~ ...... ~?!.~ ~~ ......... ~!~~ ·=.::! Lost or Found a pet? Call PRE LAW student needs ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~ ..... !!~~ ~~~ ..... !!.~~ ~~!.~~·~.~ ..... !!~~,~~~ ..... !!~~,~~.~:':!·~:! ..... ?!.~~ ~~1!.~~-" .. ~-~ ..... !!~~ An i ma I Assi s lance $25,000. Wall do anything H11p W..ted 7100 ACCOUNTING League.537-2273.nofee. L egal. Confid e ntial ••••••••••••••••••••••• last: Male black cat with "' white paws. answers to nvM. P .O. Box 3242. Aeons ;AY AILE PAYROLL ~. B. 921663 Clerk needed for busy cont.r.tcting nrm. Com· J.J . Reward. S48·998l. MASSAGE LOST: E Bluff Area, NB. Be pampered with a =~~~~elpful but not CLERK Fem . Poodle Blk/gry pC'r.s o n ol relaxing ACCOUNTS chin, Blk s tone collar mas!;agc by 12 of lht' pre-R.ECEIVAILE w/blue tag. Unclipped. lliest "irls in Southern d al d Fa I " P erson n eeded ror Poi.1t1on require!> I 2 yean; experience handl· mg the payroll on a mm1 computer system. · e • on me · mi Y California. Jacf«izza, Heart.broken! 0 0 diverse duties in ac- • .1.•'-RUW .... .,.1• 5auna etc. pen am· counting for dynamic Duties i.nclude cf.rocess· ---um. 7 days a week. Vis· d' 1 · Ur 3 ..._ ~ ro: cal a/M.C. AU.antis Health growlDg me 1ca com-mg payro or 1v1s1ons ._. ...--pany. Pleasant Newport on a weekly basis. mak· 752-111 Offi ce Spa. 2112 Harbor Blvd, Beach environment. To ing journal entnes for 241n. 759..0456 Iott Costa Mesa. 645-3433 Br· SU.200. Call 631-1855 for month-end close and ing this ad ror your appt. payroll tax returns. • l/9 /10. special glft. -----------• LOST--~: ....;.Wb_t_&_g_re_y_ma_l_e-t-..:;T-.OUC--=-H-A-Cl.A.5---5--t P1ease call for inte r view Siamese. Vic. Harbor Vu ACCOUNTING F ff appointme ntx: ESCORTS Hours 8am -Spm, wit h Hills, CdM. Reward! UHRS. 752.0817 some overtime. Must be _&M-4815 _________ 1---------• abletoopera'e 10.key ad----------t ding machine. wm train. FOUND: White Poodle COVER GIRL Call(« appointment. mis. 2 Dacbsbuods. Lab UTOl'EM MARKETS llU pupe, Shepherd mix. * OUTCALL * &&2-'7702 S little puppies, Goldea -·-MC"""" ... '~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ Retriner mix. shaved 1.-!!!!!!!!!!' ••!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~,~" ~!!!1'·;~~111!"!"'~----f Smnoyed " mott. Also 1: Accowllla c.ta a KJU.em. Adopt a Profmaioaal Therapeutic g pet at Irvine Animal massage. Lic'd. NB Appt Care Cent.er. Open every ooly, Steve548-2817 day. 756-3734. Found: Kitten. grey w/blue collar. Approx 6-8 wks old . Vi c. F.dwards/nr Crandall, all HB. 846--5652 Lost: Lnsh Sauer. 8 mo. aMwers to DufC. 533·3153 or 968-1790. UTlUAt*llES ESCORTS major credit accepted SJ0.4723 cards * FOXY LADY '* OUTCALL ONLY * ' MDS TRJVEX. INC. ·a manufacturer of com· put.er terminals, has im· mediate opening r or : COST ACCOUNTING CLERK SR. Previous expenence in a manufacturing environ· FOUND : Cat. tiger mentusingslandardcost striped. bushy tail. loud • Are you making method and EDP r e· * 972·1 131 * cry! CdM a rea. 644·5427 you're worth? If n caU ports. Will assist cost ac-Mr. Booth (714) 760-7 coontant m establishing FOUND: Male Cry Cat. controls. monito ring long haired. Vic. Irvine & ---------•! perpetual inventory. 15th646·490S Pl-.G An I variance analysis. and ...... es •e s entnes to general ledger. • a nd inte rface with FOUND: Cockateil 181.h & Placentia. 631·5165 vie. *642-3812 * man~acturing. We offer competitive ----· MCfVarlJI Found: Black female kit· ... salaries and an excellent ten wearing flea collar. benefits package. For M e s a v e r d e & l~~~~~~~~~~I roore information please contact: PERSONNEL Clubhouse.CM.946-7816. Male white 30. New to mw CalJC. seeks Female for Found: 7 keys on leather companionship & '! key chain. Has 1 Ford 556-9096 key. Vlc23SE.18th,C.M. ---------~1795. MASSAGE$10W/AD FOUND: Young adult blk male cat. Recent Injury to right shoulder. 644-0:Ml FIRST LADY MYSTIC MA.5SAG E 556-<1656 Santa Ana TRIVEX. INC. ........... o .... ~~ l8LS Ritchey St. Santa Ana. Ca. 92705 F.qual Opp Emplyr M /F A major Californ ia homebuilder bas an Im· mediate need in our busy corporate accounting de· partment for an Ex, per len ced Accou nts Payable Clerk. Ideal candidate must have a minim um ol 1 year A/P experience, 10-key and possess SOwpm typing sluUs. ANABOLIC, INC. I 7102 G>lleHe Ave. lrvlM, Ca 92713 1714) 546-190 I Equal oppty. employer M/F ACCOUNTING H you've decided to make a job change. Columbia Savings h as career opportunities available in its beautiful Anaheim administrative ornccs. ACCOUNTING **** Accounting F /C Bookkeeper To $18,000 NewJ?orl Beach com · merclal developer s~k!> U>dl"'.'dual with 10 years exper. Respons1b1ht1cs will be t.o setup manual books for their construe lion & development cor p . job costing & hand.ling complex bank Ulg tran:iaction:.. Order 117643. Payroll Cleric To $14,400 A well known beach area financial ins titution needs an indi vidual who excels In the payroll area. Expcr on com· i;:rterized systems is de· sired. Order 117522 AccounthtcJ Clerk To $14,400 Wl'll known co near Irvine seeks individual with 2 } r s . ex pt·r R<.-sponsib1ht1es include accounts payable on manual system. posting to cas h dis burs ement journal. input job cost on CfIT. Will train i::eneral ledger & 1ournal cntne:-. Order #1641 Call fpr Appointment Accountants Unlimited Per'SOllMI Senices 1055 N. Main. Ste 1016 Santa Ana. Ca. **** Accounting ACCOUNTING TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS Oraage County is boom· ing! Andsoarewc! We're i\cctg clt·rk wantt-d ror marine hardw.irc l'U Xlnt. bend1t~. room ror advancement Apµly 111 person· 900 W Co<J~I Hw.}.N.n .615 1;11 /\lde ~1aturl' woman to J)\~1\1 m vanous dut1t'\ Ill Jt' tlVl' n •t1n•mt•nt honw Hours :-11.30 G•lvd den tal & m e dl<'JI benefits. Newvort 111.1 642·~1. ALOE VERA? Make lots of mone) 8Sl-705H ANIMAL HOSPITAL .. 'ull time permanent pos ition mn.-balh111i.:. dC'arung & some front Mon -Sat. Mm. age 18 yri.. Laguna Niguel 831-8700 ANS.SERV. Pleas. ore. N.B. Exper. or will train. 8-4 shift. 631-5511. ANSWER Phone & dis· -patch. $3.50 hr. P /tune 642-9430. M · F' 9 to 5 ANSWERING Ser vice telephone oper. Variou.' shifts. full & part ttmc. man\' bc•nt•f1t s. 221l Fores't Ave. I rear>. Lal! l:kh APPRAISER Class II Columbia ~a\'tni:!!-. :i leading S&L. ha:, un 1m medi11tC' opportunity tor a Class JI A ppr a 1scr This Anane1m-bast·d po)\1tion involves a p pratSal of !>IDJ!IC fam1l) and small units m the Orange County urea 'l'wo to thn,>t• years rl' cent experience 1s n • qwred. S&L exJ)t!nenCl' preferred but not man t1atory. This pos ition of lers an excellent salary. outstanding benefits and solid growth potential For confldenllal con s1deratton. please submit resume with :ialary hi:-.· tory to Personnel Of ricer. Columbia Savinqs Clftd Loan Association P.O. Box 4JSO.P Anaheim, Ca 9280-1 Equal Dppty Employer Apprentice s heet metal fabrication. Must read blueprints. B machinist. Small growmg company. Bene fit s . Apply in person. 16781 Noyei., Irvine. 7AM·6PM. M·F. Apprentice Convertible There are many new car buildec: wa~ted . firms moving into the Mechan,lcally inchn~d. Orange County area. br· Would la ke some welding tnging about an lncreas exp Apply in person: AUTOMOTIVE SALESPEOPLE MECHANICS PARTS DEPARTMENT D,M.V. CLERK SERVICE CASHIERS CAR A TIEMDAMTS SERVICE ADVISORS F. & I. MANAGERS *********** Orange County s newest automotive dealership opening an September. '80 needs Qualified individuals for the above positions. Please contact scon MAGNUSON . & phone prior to personal interview. ffl.UTH ID~r 2888 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa 17141 540-0330 or 540-9 l 00 ,.,,, mite soulh ot San D1E'OO Frwy A."SE~1 BLEH \\antl'd 111r growmi.: la-.l•r <·11mp:1111 m SJC Ell·<·t ronH· ,1,, 111 pn·l'1i.1o n m1•t•h:i1111·,al Sold<·nnl! & \1 1r111i.: l'\lll'I d t' \ I r (' fl c; II II 1J pa~. bcnl'ht:, 1!13 ti'i:!a ,~<:;SE)tllLER s Wo• will train A11pl~ 71\ \I MacGrC'j!or Yat hh. 1631 Placentia. C)t i\l 'T< >:\IOTI \' 1-: ARE YOU A SALESMAN? DO YOU WANT!!! I EH•f'. olhl'r "•·1·!..1·1111 ort" • 2 l-:\l'1•pt11111.t l 11·•~ 11111 gram· :l Dl-100 t1l;an "II h I: II ,11 hour,·• I SofTlt• 111 lh1· 01 .... 1 11.1111 mg or rl'l ll'"ht•r 111 .111111 ---------•I -.ale~:n<ul.ibli•' ASST. MANAGER Wtll tram. i.clf molt\ all"tl person ~ootl with ft j!urc•, a mu:.t Some !>ale:. uat·k f:l round hc l11ful Lill \'1t·ki.' 540·6055. Co<Jst.11 Personnel Ai.:enQ. 2790 Harbor 81 . O t NEVER A FF:E ATTENTION All \OU h.J"' '" ''" 1 .. qualit, '' \ f~ hard \\Ofl<lll. II l\J~i.:re""H' (' :"cal uppcJr.111' ,. U ~:mt lO bl' n I Onh thUM' ITil• l'l 1111-: I hl'-.1' qua.ltf1<•.tl 111n:. nl·t·•I .i 1> pl~. THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 642·0010 HOUSEWIVES Need xtra cash for part time work" Call Lee 833-1355 or499-173l. For an uppomllllt'nt. con Automatic Trans R & n tact Tnn11.• M onlo~·a or man. f'/T . ex p prt?· M1keLevml' ferred. 548·2288. AUTOMOTIVF. AUTO SALES Business is great at Bauer Motors We need experienced salespeople Top Company Bener1b Demo Plan Available. Health & Life lnsuram't'. Pa.id Vacations Bab}s1tter. 2 J lia\' .1 "ee k . 2 pm 9 µm 2 l'h1ldrl'n. I & :1 yrs ~\ homt'. Bal Isl. 675-!J:nli IAIYSlnER For Ch11dren of Prof Coupk• a~t'" ti & !J Alter -.chool :.! 1; & on nnn :;chool day)\ Our homt'. Irvine. own Iran!-. $.I hr 11.utl.. '"~ Customer Se.-v1C°e Representati ·~ f l'to'\llHh f'\l'f'ltl IH I' oi• r 11.1hl1-. lldlt I\ l'lllL! I' I•' tjl•llt'11 I I"''' d I 111 1011~11 ll.111k ., I 111 .1 l'.11 l!o.111 I \11·.11111\1,.111 ~:~. UOt.h I-' II I• ISJnl.1111• Commercial Tell~,. H.111lrn1i.: l'.\l>«l l!'ll•'" p11 I ' I I l' ti . II " w. \ I t'hlPl 111J.! ~ \ jll I H tH t ""ulol ltt• hdp111 I I 11111ol1 .tlll111111.1 IS,1111. ' ' 'l.k,'t'<lll \I I' l..IJ!Ull:J l.S.•a\ f, I~> I li~>-h> EC.U. BA"l/KING TELLERS Part Time \n 1mmed1.tl<' Ol>IJ"n 11111 I\ t \t l ' t•H t .ti' t I 11n1·111l'tl 111tl1' 11111:.t ... ••• 111111 tll\' ..,,1\ 111g-. ·.t.11( 111 ,1 hn:hh· fl'"IH't'l•·ol .u1tl ~Hkll rt•1·11~11 111•d lt•;11h•1 111 111, · ..... 11111c' ,«. r .u.111 r n flt: Il l t:1.1·:,l>\l.I. l"EIH' f(,\I. ~\\I :'\t ;~ \\, h 1\1 11111'1 1 lillt.: ,flld • h.1ll1·11i..111i.: I"' 1llnf1 f•ll "" 1•.11 1 r1111·· 111111 I h1• l'.111 'l 1rt1<· I l'll•·t • ""' """k • ., 111 ' "''' \\1•1•!.. J '1 t'I llllh lf'llo•r f \ 'tt•f H•IH1 f1 pft'ft'f f t 1d l.11111 h,111t_1' I\ 1111 II IJllll l1111111 1•ol \I.I\ I• lfllllf• "lllk '1,11 Ill ol,1\ \\Ill I \It I ,I\ 11\ • '·",II'\ I fll 11·11 d ,!ll1llj \l1fh I .lf•I•~ .1 d \ 1 It 1 I Ill t It I 11 I' po1 111111 t11 '"'',,.,.,,or "l'fllll ,1111 ,111• Ill\ llt•d lu 1-.111 11 ·•PP"' llf 111•r 1111 lf1 171 41768-7771 GLENDALE FEDERAL SAVINGS 24221 C olle de la Louise loquno Hills, 92653. !-,qua I Opp11rtu1111,,.. I· inplu.H•r .,, I· •TELLERS• Im mt• d I a It· I 11 ll 11 m c llVl.'Olnj:t~ Jr1• ,I\ .11l,1hlt• II) our bl•,1u1dul ;'\11~1111rt HI' a t' h " f r 11' I' . " minimum or ~•x rnonth., S&L or t•nm m1•rnal b.tnking 1'\l>l'fll'nl't' I'> prcforrl•d \\ e nffor •f'rl'<' park111~ • l'a1d C<.1r<•er i\ppa1'1•I •Mt•d tt•al dt•1Hul 1•11\ t'l'3Jll' ............ . ....,.,...,... We offer an out.standing salary /benefits package with excellent working surroundin gs. For Im· mediate consideration. please call fot an ap- polllt.ment. CLERK Primary respoosi bilities will involve disburse- ment and reronciUation or accounts payable, month ly a na lysis of general ledger expense accounts, plus other mis· cellan eous duties. General knowledge ot aC• counting functions and use ol buslnesunachines are required. as well as typing skills o( 45 wpm. Columbia otrers an ex- cellent benefits program including dental and vis· Ion ins u rance. a top starting salary and a congenial work environ· menL Please call Nancy Perrin for more lnforma· tlon. Ing demand for ex C A.R ... Inc .. 16781 perlenced a ccounting Noyes, Irvine. Don't pass up this g re~ll opportunity . Apply in person today 955 l)J6.ll ----•l'rof1t io.hannl! • 972·1345 * • MC 6 Vlu AettPted TOMMY'S OfMIWPOn aeons m.- lT·D n. In t wb. No ..... DO U., DO eoft· tract.e. Katbleen or 8allita11MW Gena Mezo (714) 975-1808 911D·l2n0oa (M·F) persoonel. CPA's Auditors Tu Accountants Q>6t Accountants Senior Accountant..s Bookkeepers POMDEROSA Co.._.. Accounting Clerks HOMES =L-=r If you are not aware ot 3DIR 8'tllaeMOIDt«Dr. the bmefita ol worklng tmne c t:nl.4 AslOC...._ temporary. visit us or ' •· 910S. Btoothum. live u.a a call. we will be Alftrmatln AcUon Aoahelm baWY to dllcuaa it with Empto)'W If /F {714 > 77f. 7101 )'OU. We are located In 1"!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~1 !!!F.qual;!~~;!~t:m;;plo;!!y~e;!r~ t he Cold we II Bank er r Bulldina 2333 N'Broadwoy '200 Santa Ana ~ • Cluslfled ad II Bar1aln •hopper• r ead • .-y u diallq your the Utile ads ln CW.ified ...... Give ua a call. recutar\Y. And they fiad We'll do the net. ea_.,. whlit they're loollq lor. C7t4J IJJ.4101 FREE PAJlKING BABYSITT .. :R nt.><.'<led ror •TopS.llarn" Apt Assistant Manager Trainees . Wiil train. Couples Paper work & maintenenace 642·5073 IAUER MOTORS lulck & lriHshLe~ 29'lS Harbor Blvd A r c b i l e c \ u r a I COST A MESA draftsperson. perm PIT.--------- x.lnt lettering & dra tting AUTOMOTIVE expreq SoOrangeCoun· AUTO CASHIER ty, daytime hrs. m y of. Immediate openJng. Ex· nee 496-8740. perience required 1n ARTISTWANTED automotive casherinf(. Good salary & company Good o ppor tunity for benefit.s. contact Mrs ft"M lblnker . muat show Hauser at figure drawings Call for lnterview: 114-642·3412. 548.e939. We support ERA COMMEll C HEVRO LET Chureh Nur)\cry in C'n~1;1 M~sa area l'all 556·77M7 BABYSITTER needed for 9 year old girl. upprox 1matcly 3 hours nrter school : you r home East shore Elemt: ntary. 1 Woodbridge,· I rv I Please call G1nn1l' 642·4321 ext 321 da) s or 552·0461 eve Oan.lclng COtNMrcfat Tehr 1-:xpenenct-d United Cahfom1a Bank 630A Newport Center Dr. Newport Beach SELL Idle item!. With 11 644·6464 OallyPilotClassiftedAd. __ _..;.. _________ E_.o_._E_. --- ·.,.II 11 • r l<I i ' r, I \ \I I · · !>4l>-1200 Plea~e 1·all \1•11da at 042 11000 or ·ll'l'IY un 'T'uesday. Aulo(u)\t lli ,11 FIDELITY FEDERAL Sa•lftCJs ""d LoanA•.n. 1s1s Westclirr On\~ ttl\ Dover I Newport Bench Equal Opp Employer You don't need a guo to "draw fast" when you place un ad In the Dolly Piiot W11nl A~! Cull nuw &12·5678 ~-.. --····--·-···· •• -# ........ -~ -~~flUIJ•, • I ~~-.. ~'!~!.~ .... !.!~f!~.!!~ ...... ?!~r.~~.?~ ..... ?!!C!~?~ ..... ?!~~~~n•u?!~~~~•uu~!~~ ....., _ .. ..-.... ?~~ NllJW&J .!.. •• .!!?! ~?~ ..... ?!~ ··· ·. . ·· --. --o.l•trU. TI.ea El«tronlc Ge•tral Offlc.-H1ap1p1nt1ess·hbavtntg a 2nd p M; ............... a p • to bomal In C.JI. " l:l.8. 8.IC'Ttlo-~ ...____. n la on ea 1na. tax. a.II•.. ~ ;-,~·~ =A/ • a.teal CLERKS Ham. s:r75-M25/mo. + """ ......... ....., lady or bent>rlt lnrome. 968 5802 dl 1819 , _. I • •YMAllA lb\U11 Dependable car TICHMICIA.M 9e1ttl•••" for -ltAJ•owAu"'SALL'" - •••t . •• •.r•••• • l•-Cl&a&e()ptnb\aa IM6441l 990 n.e Needed lmmedJately in • l\ICt ~ \ ~AIT!M ..... HI •J.D&. W..WllilllY•W• FULL-TIME ' our rapidly e:xpandlna IMell pl11Mbl11g Apply 1n person. Rion av.u.Me la our IOOIUC&SPIDR·C M Te t.>ellver)' Driver : Full lrvlne baaed f irm coMr. Lt. tyAI-Hardware. Exp. not so: ...... amt. ...... -.... . . f"ll lime Female. Gooddrtv-Challenging pos1ttori lo &. r•'"JI• nCt'llSUr}' 1024 Irv Irie • ....,..,,..: 1*i:pr ,0 Of.a ..., :~ • Cl•rtc~~;r., NO EXPERIENCE 1na record. c M.B.P . performing various a, ollaeeph•CJ· er-Avt• t\\e:.tcllrr Pltma> '* klaal"1a ~o uau, ~re pa re •Rtt9~tonl1t NECESSARY Se,c lat ~·~71. !=':,~;"r:~:r,c:~ ~ rah1td1 . Heavy ND - F 0 R 1 A 1 •l••••n • com •Otn~ rain~·• Oellvt!ry Dri ve r for deveJopment Minimum P O ft • S & HAfiOWARE Si\l.F.S Ap FCDl.AAL re•1t"ou. pa.Jroll. lu SbcM-t • Secre,ati.-i ~ flower 1hop , musl be 1.8. 2 yrs exper. In digital & re 1po111Ibi11 ti . ply m pc Non t"<P. 11ot • VINGS•LOAN for1'lt, "°" aalea ln· 61onawmo•••-n Uwd workanl environ-a n alog el e ctroni c~ CM 557 22 I n cl·c1:t1>ur.l'. Crown ,.,,._C.M•DT' \'Glcw6foUow•on•1 nwnta •-••• • rna•nt Call 752-1780. ask Micro-processors 1>ic • • • ll1Ardware.3U17t:; t=oast ~M .. CA-101 reulvablu. Sal ~t!BendE, ll• for lt1.1lphYack. penen~ desirable. i-:x est.#400. llVJy.t;dM .,:,ca~ Oppon\INl.) Neto 1)\.1110 ... o HI ~v r Wlll leurn Vltrlous phases or store c e 11 en t c 0 mp any - 1 Eml)lo)-.f Apply No"" Opt.'r8li008. Lots o( customer contact. VJo;NTAI. /\SSJSTANT benefils. pleasant work (ii'flf'I al Of11C·1· Clt·rk for II All DW UH KING l n JtJ..-...: -ao.c.ttH p\nt Aathtant TEMP AIDE for LaRunD Nh:uel omce. ing environment Con majur 11tm·k hrokcra11c 11tv1dual needed! Fo r u....M... Wltt ron ic A I P •• A I , 8 2.,P>'<'l(l•.r"" 495·A""" lactPersonnel flrrrl rwur IJC i\i"'v•rt 111·r1r1an1•nt lull t1m t• ..--.. Ptrlm~ .... a. ~anal fl6-JZOO PP Y in person. l· p.m .. weekday5, '"' -... """" '"" Tc ACCOUMTS 1kills. fOr t.lt'ban ~Ian -or 12-41>.m .• Satur"'av&Sundav. Sci...ttflc No ly1Jlnl(rt.-qwr••d llr\ ,,1umh 111i.: trutlt•. wall .......... -oa hrm l r'VUMt ~--com "' ~ ~ Ol';l'ff/\LASSISTANT DrillilMJCOfttrob 111\M II'~ ('all Judy 1r.11n. ~TIUbl hJ\I' own VVI""..._ • -~ Nt:;WPORT Ul::ACll l80ll Mtt" .. "ll"-··t" f':t·kt:11 •,.w Ht:!I tr1wk (,d monl'' H w 5 For o ur South Cout mC'naurat« w 1ea -FEDCO l.._.C Looking """ ~"-• ·~ • 1"-0ftace Eaperin~ ~ntnc..beadsta Send c:Lerltal • " • roradv11nccment.. JrYine.s57·90Sll::Ot. <i:fWral IOOl lOS pnten'C'd Uocld t)'Plnl rHWDC1 to PBR. lllOt.2 W..W ,0. •: 3030 Ha rbor Blvd. 1-)ltabllshed f:ndodonuc Th. lolboo lay Club Is HE.AD CUSTODIAN s .... r~~ulrtid C•ll Sk)paart Cll'C'le. lrvlDt'. •GOOD PA y ('<>C>la Me~a . CA 92626 0 r c n el' d s c x p I' r now hiri"CJ: N1•t.•<kd hy llunllllgtun It • i P h I n n I n ll' ~ * llNIFtTS <'hairsidc asst. w1Lh out fOO<f Cfl~hu·r / Ill· ;wh Calv S\"111101 Di:.· ~A-L 1 y 0 R N 1 A la ",.,i.1 a.rlr/ *11r:1 •"lllUTY l-.<111111 OpJl()r\unily 1-~mployer M t' 11omg. fnendly personah ESCROW /\ccountin1t tnlt S9ti:i SIWI mo de· "" ~ l A profes•1onal ap ("' JI b ritnd1nu on cx•w•nrnn• "'EU "'R .. • ~~ Y ., n l ca · 11111"1 unly \1 u&t " ,,~ r ~ tu.. __ ......_., IF YOU WORK 1'EM .. t d t l d SECRETARY h k "vvty 1~ Mlh SI II H ~VlNGSlt U>AN 1'1etbodlcal /Vt'rsatllt' f'ORAHY YOll"RE TllF. proocn ° en 15 ry e· U\'C 10 ey IJy t.out·h 531,.~1 iB5 Town ~nter Or :sired RDA preferred but \.lia1ltr"> 'W a1tre:.">e"> ~t•Mt-uCA921626 ~y~b~\'~~~ ~~~~. ~~~ l~ON~~· C:lcrk Counter help wanted. notreqwred Top pay.fr· OurbcaullfulBaysidt-or FUii lime. musL haw· :it iqualOpportutul) t)Jk' -4$+wpm. rl'ct-p REU. WILL GF.T YOU P .T . Sandwich man ange benefits Medical rice in Newport Hcach lea.111 I yr eicper Plca~e ~F:.!!'~r tionii.t & secrt'tarial W O RK ON YOUR wa nted. fo'/T . c •P· lll!>urance. non ~moker. has an 1mmed1ate op 1·all for appt 64513SX lleJllh llJr \t11·11tl.rnl. \ton I 11 I 111 i.>.! W03. ·L'k for John l 111' 1·1 •,1t.' \thlt-111 I luh -w•-------dul.lfS lr\ lt\e furn mfr TERM s t\ Et; 1, /\S CLERK TYPIST Gary·s Dell, 675-2193. 644 0595 portWl1t} Cor an 1-:-.crow .:'ton ~'r1 11 30 5 _ u.\~NC l~U K H ~ UUSY ;\!; YOU w i\NT -cou ....... ., .. H""" D --Secrelary A mmimum General Ofhce Clt·rk ----BV WORKING T L'M ' U,....IMJ "'El' ~ Dental Recepllonisl for of i.1x months ei.rrow llt«•lth hlficl 11.11 .11 h1·Jth. -"'" Sand h Sh M f' eslabhshed office Ex 1 T} ping ">k 111<; 50wpm TB.L&9S lukhH•illg/CStrit PORARY. NO Nt:t:UTO w1c op on· ri secretaria experience t•owlli•r h\'1\1 _... 111.,0,,~t 5"' f\111 · h I ful S AC RIFICE PAY OR A 1naJor r e!>1dent1n l IOam-3·JOpm apply 300 per1enccd. m atu re andtypangof 50 wpman· rna1or 'tock brokera_11c m •llttr;uni·t'' 5..1 IOS:l:xl P..tTlMt bul ~o::.pe:.an~·pco. BENEflTSi WF, lli\VI-: homebwlder1sseekmi!a Red.tullBldg#lC.M. ~ reqwred This pos1llon near C><.:airpon llr..,73 lu~l,irt 1;7:1 ~11., beneftts Apply at l660 TOP PAY w GOOD <.:ltrk Typasl to a~~•st an 549~1110 --o fft:rs an c <:l't\l'nl <.:aHMrs Et kert S40Jil21 Ollt beautiful Laguna Placenlla. Costa Mesa. E M P L 0 V fo: fo: tyvm~ and vanous olher Counter Help Days. DISPATCHER ~aJary and outslandmi: GENERAL OFftCE Beln!h office has am· ---BENEFITS c ALL US duUC'<; in our busy ac benefits includmg mealate openinRS forl•---------1 NOW•-AS L· c•o untin,: department Haagen·Dais lceCream Partl1me&on calllw\ork •Profil shannl! FT llut11:1> 1nt•lud1• Tt.4.lers. Six months ex IOOKKllPHF/C "' n.' Quauf1c<l cundidatemust Slorc . 2 13 /592·3770 . avallablcrorourScrun •PaJdmed1c•al1dPntal m ou11 11n i.: x r:ay:-.. penence 1s requi red. t~aahion Island invest· rare11 '!., huh l'xcellt•nl lyp111g 714184&-8000. Alice lY:Pept Some t'"CPN •Loand1st·uunli. general omn· work & Thesepos1tions0Ueran mentfarm Excellentop-:-.kills<60wpm > prercrrl•d t o handlt• '>Omc ren·ptdutll'i. lkn 1dwwork environment, portunaty. Ellper & COUNTER-CASHIER phonc1> & rndiu l"Um Please cont:H·t Jackil· 1 :11b<.1cki.(roun<l1~ lll·lptul tQP.Salaries, free parkrng malurity reqwred. (;all. SOMCU,lllC. We ofrcr an 1c•xrcllcnt 5-6 days per wk. P i,oneer municauons for ma rn Skarstedt at 1'45·1!1 l l tor thouRh not nt·n·:.:-.,1rv an4ll paid career appa rel. 640-0l.2B i.alary benef1ts package. Take·Out. Corner o r lenancc & sc<'unly call~ inm.·mformauon S t a r l 1 n i:: Sa I Pleuccall Gene l-'rizelle lrvme 7S2-6666EOEM /F Orange&17th,CM.t204 Apply al S700$H0U t mo ApµI ' att l8M506 ror more 1n· 1-'or 1mmed1:11 c con · !-:.17th> THE tRVIME CO. FIDELITY t>llANGE COAST Ut-:S fornnnallon BOYS & Girls for ad· s1~ralion. plea~ apply ---1061Camelba«kSl . FEDER.AL Ti\L X HAY LAH 12f> verllslng circ~l ation . I•---------m person lo: Gena Mezo. Court Director & R.e<:ep· Newport fkai·h. c;., Hilker. Ste 11200 CM FtlB.ITY FEDERAL ,' • SavillcJs .ct .• Locmt AsSIL Equal Oppty Employer Aanlnng • TB.l.Hf'ART TIME ·TELLER Lab Forest \ part time pos1l1un ll> .l\a1lablc in our bcau11ful L.a)(e For('l>\ offu:c 1-:x Jit'nimce ts not rcoqurr('(!. hut 60me ca sh1enng t'\ IH'ru.·nt·e w o u Id b l' helpful San rl' Sl'll'clcd ;ipplwant will lw\<Ork min rn>rqing. this pas1hon \<; ideal for somt·onl' v.11h ..iflernoon Ttansportatlon provided CLERICAL 9am·l2noon tionist. need fnendly. s,14 6796 Savinqs ond --- from 19th & Harbor. CM •BHllJNG s harp. hard working Equal Opply Emplyr Loan An n. G1'nNal 01 f1t • Nnll 646-6667 An PO .... DEROSA female . S ports b:>c k· An t;quul Oppty l:Jnpl)r ..,h:arp gal lor Liu:-) l"On OPPO T " ground preferred. Must tractor .., ol\ T~ µ1n~. R UNITY HOMES work v.-eekends & some Dlslnt1 \tanaR<'r l'os1t1on ----h\~ phone., 1 m1M· •>fl· •IUSIOYS• Expenenced. Full lune. part tune. aphl sh1fl. Call 751-4433. Mon.-Fri. 2-4PM for appt •TEU.Ht l'\'CS Call Janel or Sue at ol)lm w11h local T1lll• Co EXEC. SECRETARY tlu!U'" \\ trJ 1n 1·· T 2082 Business Center Or. John \l.•ayneTennis Club. \\t' :lrl' wt.>km1t onl~ ~ell TO PRESIDENT -~·~~ _ Car Hental Co nee ds mechanic for i::cnt•rul 1.·ar Experience preferred but will train ind1v1dual Wlth light typing skills and cashiering or re la led backgr ound. COSTA MESA 3929 S. Hnslol St. EOE mamlenance & hi.tht re !~~~~~~!!!~~~I pt11r:-. 556 171 I -................ . Cashier lfot>ll'S!>. exp pr< .. f<•rrcd. appl) Ben Rrown:. R<'staurant. 31 106 Coast Hwy , Soulh L.:IJ?Ulla C \S ii if. R-llousewares i.aJes. appl} m person. Crown Hardwan•. 3101 E C:Oasl Jlw}.Cd:\1 l.LERICAL SALES ORDER CLERK Irvine. CA 927L5 644.69()0 mol I\ .itt·d & posit I\ l' or re.ii c~tatl' l"O t-. '(t"ll ---per ... on for I. B Jrt•J 10~ poltnllJl T' p.· 70 GENERAL OFFICE :\ffarma t1 ve Action employer l\1 1 F CLERK full & part. tame :\1alure. Irvine. 898-0546 - Cleric· Theatre Tlcs Clerk for t ac ket a ~y . ~1on-Fr1 . 10 tal 3. Will L mm. f'or a ppt. 55 i ·9212. :\tr Wei.l. Newport SW· 11oncn;, I Ill· .; CLERK / TYPIST SR. CuslocJ1an Salddlebark CQmm.-..i.1on onl~ For 1n wpm or s H I IU .,. pm ,\5~1:-.tJnt nel·tlcd tu hdl• Colle~e North Campus. ten ac" c:all Slc·11ha11ll' 1-ronl olf1t."1• appt"ar.mn· l-OUrdin.tlc pro1ccli. •. i. 11P~1 ·7 .30AM. Tues. li61-0826or9'i3M4o \\m t-:Uoud&C" ~emolcrepori-..dc1off1t·1· Sal. Salary range: $1051 -673 1600 1•rrands H·ar nt•c:e'" 1 lo S1324. + 1'1 shift lllt. DOMESTIC HELP ---T~ panv. a + Oppt) Lo :id ferentlal. 831-4850. btw :\tother·.; lldp1•r for i ----------1 \allt'.e Bu~y. rht-crful ol 8·5 rm c·hlld ~1 F JapancM\t' Exec. Sec:retmy ll<'t· lw\lth plca~ant peopl1• !>pky . o k llan· own to Sl.250 Front o!c: ap _S'_'.OU_mo __ 75!._:~t2 __ _ CUSTOM ER Relations Rep. lnteract iol) w /safes dept. Order-mstall desk L1l(' t y p ing. dl'la al ll\lnded. Start SS.800 001 \\ 16th.NB OAT A t:NT~."' KE (TO D r,C J?Ef\A TOR SF' First Shift Salary to ~ l 2,000 trans to Npl Bch (DoV\I( 1~aranc'l' Co r aurt1linR Shor~I 645·5840 dept :\1u~t typ<:• fSQ'Aµm . -• J...'>Owpm "honhand E' ---------•I rel benc>Clts C.tll V11·k1 Ora!tmv. ~ f.05;>. Cn:i.,1 JI l'"r.;1111 MATH DRAFTING 11d ,\gt>rw~ :m10 1t.11t>u1 TECHMICIAM UI -~~~:n;n ,, FEE licnt•ral Ofh11• \I :lluri· 1i.:r ... on !l \ \1 10 I L11.:h1 I\ ping & j.!11011 l l~llrt ' ·•fl 111ud•· $.i µer hr ."»t5 :11;!."1 \tornm~~ GEMERAL OFFICE 1 1:11·.11\·r lr\11w Cr1•1t11 -------l "naon h:i-. 1mml'1I I' t . ..;alar) SI 121 tn Sl·19\I ~onth H t-<J u 1 rt'~ t ·' <·a r t ·'I fl('ncnt<• or 1·ombmat1on of l·d ut' a lion .tnd l'' JJt'nt·ncc \!>Pl:-lmmcd1ah'l~ :-in H1•i.umt•-. I-:x1•rullH•St•tretan "l>l·n1ni.: 111 -, ll1•x 1hll• l'rt.-s1dcnl ol t•nerg\ · n· htwn 111 .'. J '.\:11 1•"\µ 111•1 latt.'<i In r.rm nd.~· top \\i dl train C11n l:ic1 thtl', exp pr" al1• "t·urp Amy. 556 31111 Se<-rl'tar) Above j.!OlllJ: G&fERAL OFFfCE "'age 751·482.t FACTORY WORKEHS COUNTY OF Fai.t .:row1111'( Cl'ram1C· co in CaPo lkaC'h nl't.•tb ORANGE nldlun• pt•oplc· 111r 1ull rc:.pons 1b1hlll'S \\ c offer l•---------1 REM EX. u lar~t· .ind rapid I ~ v.ro \4 an~ manufact uring £1rm localed 1n Irvine has 1m mediate openm~s a\ a1la ble ror a dependable m dividual lo work a~ a Sales Order Clerk in our spare parts de pan 11\(' nl Thi~ po~1 t1on 1i. 1m 1T11.'dH\lel} a' a1labl<' an our ~arkel ang Depart mcnt 'Will be rt>spons 1ble £or l~ pinJ: of quota lions. Corm lellcr s and t·or rc..,ponde ncc. a ns wer phonl'!> and ma 1nLa1n rill"> T>Pt•65 lo70WP:'rl l'os1t1on rcqwrci; min of 2 ~ l•ars in .1 gt•nl'ral or fin· c•m 1ronmc·n1 An 1mmed1ate opening 1· >.IS t S f 0 r a ~\'I I troll\ ated ind I\ 1dual l'll penencl•d an a ma nuf ;H· lwin~ environment \\ 111 upc·ratc a k c~ to da:.l· ... ysl1:m Personn~I Dept. \lm1: pack1n}! & l!l.111111! help ne£'d for Las:un,1 '.':1t.:uel Hac·q ucl Club T)pini:. shorth<Jnd & membership dt•ta1l If ~ou hk.-puhlu· 1·nn1.1rt \UU II loH• thl"> tuh Ptea:,t• C' .1 ll 191i u;i~·. '°'.lob-. M.1rt SJ i5 µt.•r hr t.25 N Ho" St HoomGIHO "'b1·n1•£11 ' .\d,.1nn· GENERALOFFtCE .J lop salary paid can•t•r .ippafel. and fret• park 111~! Pleai.e appl) on fhursd<t). Augu ... t 28, frnm 9 30to 3 30 al RDELITY FEDERAL Soviftgs ond ,. LOOl'I Assn. ~~ T rabuco Hd. 114 ~ Lake Forest i-:qw•~ Oppty Employer Bankm~ ~TELLER* FIT HUNTINGTON BEACH . Exp preferred. cashier cxpm'8y be acceptable. llle1.l}"p111g. Xlnl Co. benefits & working cond For tnlerv1ew Call Mr J eff Rollins 714-846·3306 -SOUTHWEST C~HIERS UTUTEM ;\IAHKETS for 2nd & 3rd Sh1hi. We promote lo man:iJ?e· ment & superv1s 1on from within. WANT A CAREER~ Call 17141 496-0016 Catt!nng ZIGGY'S Natural foods catering serv\ce in airport area needs p rr help t9am· lpml Sal + romm. f'un work. Must have own car. Call 2·4pm 8J3.3471 Dulies will mclude t:ik ing orders bv telephone. maiJ and TWX. and IYP· mg and filang. Reqwrcs accurate typing speed of 45 wpm m1n1mum . Pleasant telephone man- ner and the ab1hly to work under pressure a re required. t:xpcr1encc with CRT helpful but nO\ mandatory Wt offl'r :i !>lahll• work t•n\lronrTll·nl ..-1\h ant•\ <' e 11 c n l :-. a I .1 r) J n d henc•f1ti. pal'ltal!l'. mclud 1ng C'omv;:iny paid L1flo. :'lfcd1c·a l and De ntal Insurances. Pens ion Plun Savings Plan with h1gh mteresl. 101·2 paid holidays per year and I week paid vacalaon after 6 months Please apply al: PERSONNEL mi>S TRIVEX INC ........ _.o ... '-' .. -.t"'-~ 3180 Red Hill Ave . SantJ \na. '· ,\ !ltiO I m ·OL opportunatll'' t :all t SI 2000 " lur .tppl -19t;.;;1r.1 j "k tor 0 I i ll 183-1 &s.11 Light bkkp I! .. ,,,. Ill \\\· offrr ·' i.tablt• w111 k Afflrmall\Ci\<:l aon Don_ _ d ud1111: \ It <\ \ I' 1•n\1ronment with an e>. t-;mplo}cr ·---------i kn1mJtodL!c· 111 "''' If\ t"l•lll'n l :-.ala r• u11d1._ ________ _ bcncfils packaoc.mclu<t 1• ~ _ Fatton looc·h J< ··urJt•• t' 1•1~t " a•r-rs IEO WORK f\IOW! i:n v. l1~ur1•' 11 L!hl mg <'ompany paad f.1fe. DOVU"1 MAM ME ED phont, In T u,,1111 , .... 11 .\lt•dacal and De ntal J y rs. exp LaJ:una Sch Injection Mold ISJ:.!i:JOO Insurance:.. Pens ion and office. Type S 4!n·337·t Assembly one wel'k paid vacation after six months. Pt.eaie 1---------- apply at: PERSO~EJ..• mi>S TAIVEX. INC •""-'....,_ 0 ... 1 Cft•Olo(•'C.0-...T 3180 Red Hill ~lie. Costa Mesa. Ca. &tual Opp Emplyr M ff Drafting CAD ASTRAL DRAFTING TECHNICIAN Salary SJ250 lo No expcr. required G()()(J mo ney. ov1:n1ml'-& bonuSt'S Paarl wcckl} Call now. ask tor Brian or Deb l'arell ~ <; t-::"'ERAL Of'FIC:I·: On 1• g 1 r I fl ff 1 <' l' In r marine l"OO :-.l ruel!on l" o m p a n y S t' I r motl\ator. all phaM·~ 111 ofhcl' work l't·~ bo:1rd ')stem . expdr l'Xp1•r lwlptul S8SO mu ti73 t6311 ---- REM EX will offer you a Costa Mesa. Ca competitive s tarling EQualOppEmplyrM IF DATAENTRYOPEJJ.. salary and excellent W1ol train on IBM 4979 . Sl66'9/Monlh Rt>qu1rcs 2 )'l'::lr:.· ex penence or combmallon education :>nd ex SOYICCS.IMC. lrvme7S2·66661'.:0E M I r GE.'IERAL Ofr. Sharp i:al ror busy ofc Litt• lyvin..:. phont-s. misc otc dul1l'" -.!!~~~~~~~ _64.2_6830 ____ - - - penenCl' benefits. Please apply tn Gd 1yping skills re. FOOD PREPARER: En· Cleaning Person. Apt. person o r c all o ur ----------1 qwred Call for appl --try level position nolw\ Bldg Full time. Costa Personnel Office for an Colfector S u s i e R 1 I c y -Appl) lmmed1all'IY open for Food Preparer •Girl Frida~. mu.<ot l~ pc. hi<' rcrepuonist S:ilan FT Solar lndui.try .\99-4511 Mesa. Ne wport Beach appointment Up lo $1.200 doe We are 714·54G-1630 • No Rei.ume:. in Restaurant Co m area Vehicle ne .... L looking for a selr· STRATOFLEX m1 s:.ar). Experience -- TSLMgmt.64l·l6"' REMEX molavated per son 17671ArmstrongAve.. COUNTY OF helpful . Nol reqwred Hairdrl.'..,ser w some consumer loan ln1nt> •EOE ORA .... GE X l nt benefits. 1672 F T .PT help m."t.'<led for Clen cal. details in r1n ance ex per Excel ,\ Kendavis lndustnei.. " Reyn o Ids Ir 1 v n e busy 1::1 T or o :.::i Inn IH>'ll-;'.\J,\hl•.I< II\,. 1n 11•1npor<1n tor , .. 11ne1I •>l•l"r la\J\ IJ1·t .111 .. fo411 >QM llt~IJllJI l'h<11'rnJ n t 1 .. ri.. 1w1·t1Pcl pal1 llmi: "i.11 ~ Su11 li\\I Ill 11':'11 :\1111 1,..11 .. lih ( 'u,1.1 :\I <"•<I \11•rnur1 J 1 l t ch J• II .1 I . Id:! ~7J 1 Hf .J{ll.f\ Ill tlt·~nn .IHI \, ll lllrlJ M . Cu.-.L.i )It•.,., I l<r,p1Lab (.::1rrt1c11>ulmo11.1n t 11·111 IP '•"'' l •• I 1111 .. •I rt•,111rjton I•·• 11 l'.111 11Ill1•. .... I)! h I 'h 111 fl 1• ' I' I r J I I• I \ 1h1·r.it11'h t'•·r U11•m "'"'' .\II 'hilt:-. \-.1st. \I l' ' j \I t• rn 11 r 1 " lltl'>p1lal. 1>-l2·:.'1~l 11r app I~ in J>t'rl>IHI .1111 \ 1etuna St c.: \I I l•l'flllJh ll.1d1ol11j.!' I t•1·l11111·11111 I-ult l1n1c• 11,,,'. part 111n1· "·". lull t1m• tJ•·11.1I 1or11.-.•d 1ir,. ... ll'(·hntih1L!i'l A t•·•" 11rn1 ,,•1-r••l .tr\ \!11 I h1 ' tt I< r , , ,. t 1 1 1 •• it H,1111111••1'' I 1 111,1 1 i11 .. r' lull ,\: µJn 111n1· :\ln1 h1•111•f1I ., I n· I ,1 \I,...,;~ \IP0111ri,1 I l1·1-p11.Jt 11-12 27:11 Ill° .1j1td \ II~ person 3Ht \'11 ton.c ~1 O!l>ta Me..,J •HOSTESSS Exµt.•ncnl"rl Full 11m•·- µ~1rl limo· ... 11111 ..,halt ( ·.111 i~>I I LU \11111 h 1 .! 11'\l Im appl HOSTESS /WAITRESS l>.I\"> l"\ t• .... llt•\lltlt• \"111 I•~: ..,ho~> :"1'" t>.it ll'r Inn \'.111 .la11PI lt1r ,q1p1 1>14 l700. ext ::;,~o!I Hostess/C ashier \pµly tJ;i1h . 11 ,\ \I Ill t>t•rson. ;\l t<:asa. ~lti 1-;. 17thSl .CM llolcl •Cashier Full Time /H ites •PM Housekeepef Full Time /E•~s We• are scrkin~ reliable peopll· onenll•d person:.. t:nJOY c>.c·el l(•nl 1·om pany benefits mclu<Jm~ a frt.-c meal per 'h1fl .. \pp ly m Pt'ro;on !)AM Noim. !\1on Fri Per<;uimel MARRIOTT HOTEL !JOO Newport Clr Or. Newporl Bcac·h Equal Opp Emplyr M IF & dept , produclaon l> • • 1733 Alton .Av...-benefits Call Vic ki. _____ I_n_c_. -'--·-P~I D.. 54G-5662. Looking ror pro£l'~s1onal graphy Ftr. hoursf 1.....-.Co92714 S.l0-6055. Coaslal Person· 625N R Sl 1nd1v1dual with the nel-d ---------· SAVINGS LOAN ASSOC IA TIOM start at $3.25/hr. I\• 1714)557-6860 nel Age ncy. 2790 Harbor RoomG~So · FoodS..-vice for growl h polc11t1al :.rroker.Apply Mon l EqualOpportunity 1:.1.CM DATAPROCESSING SanlaAna.Ca92701 Assistants Pos 1t1on~ avail ar1• On Site Photogra~.-t EmployerM/F NEVERAF'EE 17141834·2844 ln1nc Un1f1ed S«hool Styl1 !..l. Colo rin i.: Hotel Hou~t> man. pcrma- fl(!nl full lHnc See ~tr. Hcw1lt. Ah!iu Creek Inn. 31106 Coast Hwy. So.uth IAIJ?Ullll 3.'m Harbor Blvd . ):;.( 1~~~~~~~~~~,~~~~~!!!!!~~~-~I DATA ENTRY Affirmative Action Dist. 2 or 3 hours daily Spec ialist . & lkccp· C M. Construction orienled Employer No exper. nee. Close to tionisl. !''or more rn Baff_t:Jl_d_e_r_. _F_u_ll_t-im-e . ·.:t.ERJCAL sales person ror custom OPERATOR _ ~'reAllSJ 7~h:. 1~P~ly formation conlart .John t7071 Springdale Sl E.0 .E. CLEltlCA.4-r ab1.ncl shop. Xlot com· DRIVE r 0 C h on v . v1 c 714·951·836.1 evening shaft Private Will t rain to ope... De rt t c..~ -...& at RS or . P oto 552 1.383. F. O.E. HOUSECLEANl':RS up to S5 per hr . Car645·512J Club.Appl. call 8J3.9561. computer recording pa men mission opportunJty for _,......ettecv optf CM lab needed. Gd. dnvmg --Hrurst vlisl NoOllls Sun. filing system for new c2 aggressive pers on. E)(p with •Hlty to key • rec. reqwred. Co. car. Food Service Prep. Mon· The aOlboa Boy Club is -t~ -dealership Hunt. Br Cl k with custom bailders & to I 0,000 strokes. Ex-549·7366 F'rl. 11·3. 752·7903. ask f~r now hirinq: Operatou area. call coll ec er Architectural plans nee· cellent salary and DRIVER need-.. to d"· John.Unavers1tyAthlet1c Hairstyhs l w /followmn. StallPfl or lease in a uni· t l4-56.S·9147 cessary. San Clemente L ___ ...... '-" ~ Club " q uef s alon In H 8 . Cabinets. Call Gene : ~Yff~s. liver & mnant. renlnl · Xlnl. workinJ: c:ond . llousc<•le ancrs Hunt· mgton Beach a rea. 714·960-3766 536-H25. Clerical REMEX is a rapidly 492·5"61or831-8361 equl pmt. $3.80 hr. FROMTCOOK 642·0002.AskforJoyce. -ICl-1-.. -.:r-..... -EC-H-.. -, ... -.,.--SECRETARIES growing division of Ex-•---------Apply to: s.2·1186 4 nights. l day. apply m Class1f1ed Ads, your one· F'ind what you wa nt 111 st.op shopping center. I Daily Pilot Cla!ic;1f1erl:-. "' '"' "'""" E .1 . Cell-0 Corporation and Cook. experienced. Call: p~ Offict • person 2pm·4pm Mer • OMC or Volvo. m'::f~ry~~~::3\ng~~ we are seeking a Depart· 497-4491. Ask for Rick or •--------• Reuben's Plank House Cttt ied ooly need app-Competitive pay, in· m.e!lt Clerk with a Karl. Partner s Bistro. ..._.•TIO.._. •L B.ICTROHICS 6060Wamer. H.B. ty. :au Har riaon Boat terview & hire. For more rmnunum.or 1·2 years of. Laguna Beach. l"lllM "~ A few choice positions Cenl ~.542·7211 mfo.callTodServlces nceexpenence. EDUC •TIO.._. open ror career minded GENERAL OFFtCE ~.... COOK. F\IU time or part M " people. Growing audio V a r i e d po s t i o n ~EEPER ____ 979-8900 ____ -t ~ed applicant will time.Call CORP. mfg looking for male or w/developme nt com- CONSTRUCTION have t.YPlnl skills oC 40 559-8599 fem. Must speak Eng. pany in Irv. Accurate KKEEPER full Clerical wpm. A purehasing or 4400C...-Dr. F/time&O/time. typing. good phon e eindudin11ob co.· saie6 back&l'OWld ls de-Coot, P rr. Preschool. N.wporlleoch. ASSIMIURS personality. some book· l ay roll, payablea. INVENTORY sirable. Duties will in· Ute cooking & clean up CA 92660 Hand solder ln1 . PCB keeping exper. X lnt w~ganlzed. 2·3 days elude typing purchase duties. Cleanliness A sti.tfingexper. pret'd. beoefits. per • N.B. ottlce. COUNTERS orders. flling, audit com· must. Childcare benefits. Equal Opportunity IOOtlllllPlll/SICY ~De•. Co. Se d re a uuae lo puter r ecords a nd Irv: 552-7331. Tustin : E:mployerMff Mu st h ave basic 1714)541>-5460 Brai i.teaCallfomla Inc. general clerical work. 544·148'7. knowledge of bkkpng en· 1151 Dove St. SW 115, ReciAer DOW• earn ex-Will allo •cl 83 recep-tries, AIR. A /P, Trial General Office N.B m.o. tra m:>ney aullt.lns in Uonist for busy depart-COOKS Dell help, part time. ex· Bal. bank rec .. etc. F\111 lime assistant to weekday Ii •eekeDd in· nw:nt. Apply in person or call perienced. Sandwiches. Duties: Bkkpng, phone help in copy shop. Varied ven&.ories. We will offer you 8 ~m· for appt. Lord Jim's d eli very. etc. Cd M. filing. duties. Ope~ation of We need 30 people pre-petltive starting salary R.eslaurant, 2956 Bristol, 675-1353. SHIPPB Xerox 9400 copier. de- leatl1foc ipeclal ooe day and an excellent beneftta CM 751-0341 Dell Sandwlch Store In Some t)'t>lnit. Ult 50 lbs. liveries, blndiftl, etc. Ex· m .. ntortea fOC' Au&uat PICkal•· P ..... applytn Couuelor. Boys' Club. OdM needa Fff 4' pfl' ~AUDIO PRODUCTS per. preferred, but will •-t(:G!lli;il-l 29th.. ~ person or • call our OeUnquincy prevenuoo help. Exp pre ferred. ~!!!!!Ca!!!l!lM5!!!.JMO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l~ll'~·am!!!2~Ule~~r~11_ht_peno_·_n_.I 551 .J.... Pencnnelotncut: project. B.A .. J1r. uper, Over 11. ApplicaUona toF C.U7S2-0482. ~ ~ SHO/mo. • btDeflla. Gallo'• DeU. 3900 E. Dec\rtcian Gi98ALOMCI/ ~ lllft ••a.net. REMEX F\oal fWq daw: .. uo. Coast Hwy. CdM. tas25. Need qualified eleetri· UC.n<>M , .. __ opMllnl --:.: rn.un:._ Renm~__.to~PR I~; orphoaeeveaal6'1•9399. duwttb1 DbaCeklroUnd1 . • Small comsany near --._ To lle8dle '-I 1 171JAl99A.-corporau:u, -oY.. up " Dr ve Ii ocean nee 1 mature coi IDIHIOH. 1ct1t •• ~PlllOHMl-.as ir"'9.C•fZ7l4 Palm Dr. Coat. lies&. JuaUtartla& up uu bual· general matotennce pm'IOD w/mln ayn. ren'l rua itloH. c.::l11ter .. 1 .. 1111,_ .... £A CA.... -olJOUl'ow? A l(ood k:nowledl•· Xlnt eom· otnee exper . Accurate · • Ea· _ " • -way to tell l*IPlt about P9A1 benefit.a wkb lood typlat, sOwpm. Front ~ -~!rute•nlf1. .,n.,..llreet M._..°'*1 Stllwttb l:ASEt ll la •itb -• low·co1l 1ro•t b potent\aL desk telephone recep. _ Mu :pwl~ .... ~11/t l\'uaamt etualfled •d. Pbooe '41·1593 ast for BUI Uon. Xlnt. co. benefit.a. Cluattled Add05'78 ~ _ Hapn. Call Elly:~. -. .. ACC NTS PAYABLE . -. ..,... pnC. Ma.l>avta .... . . HAIRSTYLIST SALON MANAGERS & STYLISTS: CAREERS PRESENTATION & HIRING INTERVIEWS T~ WHO IS TOPPrS? A ..... tf tllt""' ti llltl•lllllllY ,_.. , ... cr•111111 N Wr ...... II -t lllj9r etl1lf1 If lrttft hrlfl, ....,. Alita.. 3 1utlc lallMs 1M I lally Im. ....... at t.E. II. WHAT DOES TOPPY'S OFFER? a ........ ,. .... ., .... _..., ,.1r111111a•am1 ..... .....,.._. ,._.. ........... ..... PUii IGl10 •WHERE YOU CAI U•. MONDAY. AUG. 26, 10 A.M. ~~~'"ll! .. ..,.. hlflDnMdO!t, ~ ...,.... . ,• ll 11 ll ,. 'l '· ... HOOS&PA R t:NTS M.._.MJF~i.tu ..., tide In lr'OtaP home ~ ~ • 010 adulu Ak«Nt.e weekenda •~ f;1tper. pr~ft>r rcd IOOO/mo • benefit:. Unitlld Cerebral Pab~ AAoc .• $46.S780 ----~· HOUSEWIVES-Ar\' your dllldteo going back w ad\I. are you boc'ed or neoed extra money! I( you're friendly. cons cienlloUS & dependable we want you for :i de· llg h lful & quu 1nt restaurant for a van ety ol dut~es uvrul. No ~xper nee. We 1raln. P051llons a r e now avail for weeJtdys S..4. full-lime. Please apply tn person. SlAJne Mill Terrace. 2915 Redhill.C.M. ----HSICPI W ANTB>! Separate living quarters 190-600) IMSTALUll CAILETV OUr fast growing Com· munlty Cablevision Co. has an immed. installer opening. The successful candidate's m a j o r responsibiUtles wlll be lO connect. disconnect & re- locate subscriber's TV outlets in accordant'e w\lh company work or- ders. We offer a com- petitive salary with an exce ll ent b e n 1..•f1t package. Sound interest· mg? lI so. contact Howard Derman THE IRVIME CO. 1061 Camelback St. Newport Beach. Ca. ~ F.qual Oppty Emplyr IMSUhMC! SALES REP /Trainees - needed for Newpor t Beach & s urrounding areu. Start s al:iry lo tl500 per wk wll&e multi- line insurance company. 75.2-'7990. EOE. Insurance Account Assistant lo Employee Benefit Ex· ecutlve w /insurance brokerage r1rm. includ- ing secretarial duUes; must have exp in group ure & health insurance including marketing. Xlnt N.B. location. For app oi ntm ent ca ll TI4~·5522. Insurance Large insurance com· pany has the followmg rull t ime positions available. R~Clertc W1JI be filing & sorting ttCOrds . Must like detail work. Wiil t rail' m in· surance ,olcyAuelllbler Quality control & As· sembly pohcy. Det:iil onen\ed, will train CW.1Cltrtl Good communication skills. Typing: 401.fpm. J\fu~l have prior office experience. Will ttain in claims processing. · t X1nt . co mpan y benefils-hfe. medical. Iii dental ins uran ce. Profit-sharing & com· pany boouses. Apply in person Mon.· Fri. SAFECO INSURANCE 17510 Brookhurst F.V 962-mi E.O.E. t...w Olflc~. Clerk Typlllll ~ chimce for 0'1v1tn M l't!l?Wnl . 11h1ry OPt!n Newport C~nter Call 752 6895. 7PM·8PM only PART TIME Companion. t day "'k for pleasant eu:.y to care for l:id~. tMs req. 642 2'l37 Leaal Sec n~ded '°' p ·RT TIME growi.ng H B. law fartr " FIDELITY w/new offices Frlendb $500 PLUS & casual atmosphere ir FEDERAL Receptionist . lrg Newport which to work Nee< PER MONTH SnhMp Clftd Beach lnsurant'e Agency fnendly perl>OO to Ul>SIS' Established Auto route L.099 Assn. PRE-SCHOOL needs pen.on to type. • How lO Start • Career opportunities •Training Re5tautant COOKS HOSTES..'> Available days & n1i:hts Call btwn 2·4. Cask'N Cleaver. Newport &:at'h 752·2538. cll-1:.tlng :.taH w1tl ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!! for home newspaper de 1515WeslcllffDnve Tt:ACH ~lt.S AIDt::. a(. file. & :ln!>wer bu~:r workaholic boss & man11 h very or t ht DA IL Y tal Dover > temoons.1 iihones. Good hour!> & Ht>staurant associates. Prefer lega Messenger P I L 0 T 1 n S A N Newport Beach COOK. !I w I PM 644·02:12 D B R d I fr benefils. C:ill 1:.ne :.;ow accept1na hostes~ & exper.W1lltramon MA( a 10 08) o Ice 1n CLEM ENTE AREA. EqualOpptyEmployer " card. 847·60.U TusWI net!ds roes:senger Available SepL lsl M-F PR1NT SllOP ffrne 833-9550 i:; 0 t:. cashier appht'alloni. at --------1 from 1·5 30)lm , M· F. ~ 30·5:30PM. SAT. & tooperateµress. Fff 333 R i:; C _E p TI 0 N I S T ;~c~~r'!!.~yk.-~M~anding LEGAL SECRETARY Must have u w n SUN. S:JG.S :30AM. Mu st PERSONNEL 3rd St. Lag Bch. rull-ume, who 1:nJoys Growing Real Es Late transportation & !)as1c have dependable car. STAFF pwple & has It typing/10 Rc!>t:iurant Lil1galion Firm i r clencalsk111s.544-ll512. Some collecting re P R 0 D U CT I 0 :'II key exper. S'900 mo w/x SGT. PEPPERO:'lll s Newport Cntr. seeks ex qwred. Earnings based SUPERVISOR TRAINEE Rubber ho~c lnt m e d1<:al /denta l PIZZr\STORI-: p ·d , e ffi cient. & Models on sizeorroute.ldealin-Temporary Placement products. Must pass ro. benefit s . Erir son !'ow hmni.: for rull & energellt' legal :.ec'y Newport Photo Fashions come SUPPLEMENT. service has an opening physical ind bJl'k X ' YJchts. Irv. 540·8001 J:.k part lime opening-. .it SIH. Dictaphone & Xln· s eeks new mod.cl1 ng C~ll 496-6800. Ask for Mr for an expenenced ins ide ray Taking applJt•at1on::; ror Kathleen locallon:. nr oc r\irpon Typing Skills a must races. 673·33'75. Holland or Mr Bush supervisor. To quabfy. ~ t w n tt 1 o o n I ~ I \ aned tlay-. & hr:. Ille al XlntSal.dependmi;upor OrancJeCoost you m ust be an ex Stratollt·x 17 671 REC. EPT/fYP.IST ::.u .. plemcnt..ilint•omc•tor qua h f1cat1ons & exp Morning paper Route D-t~ ,,.lot ""nenced self·mot1vaLed t "' -'--' r "' t B h I d ,.. 4 "·· 7 d I k 1111 ,,_ Arm:.trunJ! ,\,e . ninl' I •• ~,.,....., or ... p C' :in hi>U!>t''>'l\t.>:o. & :.tuttl•nh Good Benefits 9'0-6960 am .. .am. ays wet · 330 W. ayStr~i person. Our company L'OL' AK d I .• d \·utop"r bu1t<t ·r furn i s h own auto, ""' "'""· en il\ll> nu. c.. .. '" Ourpro~rt·i..-.1\·e growin!.! Live in domestic hel1 ... ~·so1monLh in Cdm. Costa Mesa.Ca willoHer youtop~alary. Co I tiOwpm t y pinJ.\. Ute· 1·ompan) oiler::. opµl\:. .,..,.,~ Equal Oppor Emplover expense <1ccount. com· -tuphonl' exp ••OQd ('O. f b · .... wanted. Chn~uan coupll & N"' Bch. Ca II 673 ""I I ~ & r th b 1 • 0 or advancement a::.1..,, ~ .,.. ...., rruss100. oneo e est Prt'emplO)t.'C5 nt.>1.'<l~ fur · bt·nef11 s orren·d CJll · b or 1or2 single people t1 ---------• P"'RTTIME DRIVER 5urroundangs :iva1labl<'. 1•··· D I C I T I \\iood u n l' n u r J o t "ke care or 3 ~ma l NAVY VETERANS. "' .-.agen al!> Ct' ream, .ynnal :l) or row rl · • l'I ·, nt u J Sa & Su M f-'or confl'tle nt1al 1n· Shuµ. e\'C:. & wkends . llomes 752 7363 P<' orm4!nct . lJ J children. maintain 6,0()( VETS In OS/ET/FT rat· · t n orrungs lo te rvtew. please call Must be dcpcndablt· 1,11.1 working l"Ond~ :'ilu:-.t he ~nhouse&doallcook mgsoeeded.fOl'part-time deliver D ai ly Pilot betw ....... 9 &5.""'.,·""c9. I IM r O\ ·r Ap h tn "" he NA v AL btmdJes lO earners Re· __ ... _ ..... ___ ~ __ c.""--oly in person. 154 South 0 t µ · ing Wages open. Cal programs '" t quires van or large ---------Laguna Hwv. Lal:un.i I RECEPTIONIST pl'™>fl Judy: 714·586·4400 RESERVE Good pay wagon and a good dn v-PERSO ...... EL itc.'ach 497 5507 Aggress1vt-. self·sLarll.'r 2300So l:.J!'.t lin-.tol ---------and benefits. Civilians "" · -_ I v.anted for entr.v lt•vel Santa ,\na l-fc1 J.:hl:. I • ' d r Id l i n g r e c 0 rd . p h 0 n e 0 uve-an a1 e or c er) w1lh elet'tronic ex· 642.4321. ask for Don EMPL YMEHT P'TWORKAVA ILr\IJLE ~taff pos1t1on with ll·m 1:'1/cxtto~lcDon.ild:.l lad ~. non s m oker penence may also be \\-illlams Equal op· COUMSB.OR :"Jc:e d d litth· \Ira porary emp lo~ml·nt t-.0 1-; 495-5:111 elJg1ble.Ca llnowforfull portunityl::mployer Expr pref ; cons ider mone)'' \\ork lor lhl' M•n1ce Ab1hty tu '>'Ork Uve an housekeel>(•r roi de ta I Is N 1\ VAL ---------.. training !>ales oriented tnrne Unifit·d Sl·hool ~dl'r prcs~urt> " .mu:.L couple in N~wpor· _1_rn_·s_·E_R_V_E_1_1_4·_552_3524__ t'andJdates wllhprl'\'IOUS oi ~tri rt loud !>cf\tl·c (all for appt_ \1r tur Ht:taJI Beach. Private room N1ghtSuperv1sor Part J1'me business expr . Gu:ir. dept. 1'1t. & sull enJo~ Tem~orary St•rv1cl'. bath.TV ..,,0,IU>l'»!. :.alary+comm . other ad1v 1t1e:. lhe ~ .,. """" Youth Sheller SARRA BERK ~~!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!~~~~ E • balant'e of the day. r\pply :;; LIVE-IN WANTED t< ___ 642_·8380 ______ 1 VIDlftlS AGENCY 29.U Alton Ave. Irv. __ .. ____ _ care for stroke patu!nt NURSES AIDES !'!.~ a ,tramed2 sa!eths ~~~Q'~~= 552· 1383. E 0. E. RECEPTIONIST Room & board plu~ Pref. exper. Cert. classes -.vw....,.or over ll wt Newport Beac h $800. salary. HB. Need re avail. All shifts avail. the Jim Long & As·~~~~~~~~~--------• This neat firm charters fe:reoces.963·3428. X1nt. medkal & dentals soci ates A gency to PURCHA51NG boats &handlesreserva· supervise and chaperone .,....___ . . & beoes Cree aft. prob. App. DAILY PILOT carrier rruulUilllCY De artment liOn6 lD resort areas ________ , l,y: 144.sSuperior. NB boys and glrls on a one· Pharmacy Clerk needed. p you will be part or 1his on-one basis. evenings 6 part ume. Sat. & Sun. run group. Stability IS the LOAN AGENT Nurses *RN's-LVN's * ICU.CCU NURSES AIDES w. realy Med pe1! Starr relier ror a c ute hospitals t hru-0ut Org. Cty. All shifts avail. to 9PM. We need con· SAM to 4PM. Xtnt. Clerk key he re. Exce lle nt benefits. Costa Mesa benefits cerned. i nno vative Memoria l Hospital. 557-6i22, 731-771 l persons who are looking for a lucrative part-time 642·2734 or apply in Please He CM.tr ad in 10or;, f'reelOApplminl position. S4 hour to start. person. 301 Victoria St. • .....__ -lided""" Call 642-4321 ext 2so Costa Mesa. ·-r· r--r-· between 2 and 6PM. Ask '!!!!!~!!'!!!'!!!!'!~!!!!'!!~ der a.ERIC AL. for Lori OrmM)eCoost Daitv,llot r~Senlu -&SOOCampus Dr .• N 8. IT'S-A-DILLY Wome11's Apparel St0tt Speciality Store MANAGERS ASST. MANAGERS MGMT. TRAINEES OPENINGS IN FOUN · T At:-1 VAL LEY & <.:OSTA MESA <Soon to open1 F AS HI ON YOUR RETA I L CA REER AROUND tT·S-A-DfLLY ROOFERS· HOT· Wanhtd for2 la.rae projects. Nl~t have at leaat 5 yn ex· penence. Acceptjng •P· pUcatioos. Call Lee RoQC· ln{C Co. 642. 7222. Safet y O fficer. S ad· dleback College North Campus . 3PM-11Pl\C. t M·f'. Salary r a nt•i..< $1324-$1668. + 4% sbl'ft dirferenllal. 831·~ Ww 8-5. Safety OHicer. Sad· dlebat'k College North Ca mpus . 7AM ·3PM . ~ F. Sala r y ra nge ~ $1324·$1668. 831-4850 bl w 8-5 SAIL LOFT ha s ope n i n gs for h a n d w o r k·e r s & :.eamstresses. Will tram. Capo Beach area. 4 d'JY we<.>k. 496-4852. SALES G r o w t h orie nt t•d manufactunng company located In Costa Mesa, needs salesperson to sell 13 Western states. lllo eluding Food Cham:.. f ~1 r g . c o m p a n 1 ~ 1>. Premium items . non. food ~uµplics. < t'a rlon l'Ulter~. mark1n~ dt•· vices. etc 1. Salary + comm1:.:.1on. Send r t>- ::.ume lo. P.0 Box c tOlkkl Col.la Me:.a. CA 92627 Salt•:. AHE YOU ~f AKtN<; \\i ll r\T vo u ·H..: 'A ORTll'' I Jm 25 )r:. old & mv Isl 'l'ar in tht· hl•alth industr~ I win ·- mJ lo. e U\l'r $7:-,.UUU .. 1comm1 \\e ha\t.> u g round floor uµpt ~· hack1..-d up by quahCtt••I lt•ads Call ~lr. Gn·ane~ 1:!131378-3737 SALES Are you proress1on:il. rmncy-om:nwd. & sl'l.1 d1sc1pl1ned ".' OuLs 1d l• :.ale!> ~·r!>-On nt'(.-d~ tor ~ewport. I rvinc. & :.ur. -.. rounding a rt.'a:. This • po~1t1on require:. ~~ -- pcncncc in !>:J les for ll'm · 110rJry per:.onnt:I plart•· mcnL The company 'Niii otter a base salary. t>'C pcnse at'counl. com· rruss100. & growth pot.en- lJal. For interview. call bet.ween 9 & S: 552·2059. Sales Clerk for Marine Hardware. order deak sales. exp necessary. 1-· IT . a 11 compa ny • .>enerits . Call Balboa • 'fanne. 549·9671. E 0 E • · ~1 /F/H. SALESLADY For exclusive children ·s boutique . So. Coa:.t Pl:iia. Experience es:.eo· Ual. LEMAGASIM 549-8585 Columbia Savings has an immediate opemng for an experienced Loar Agenl to work out or 1l} Anaheim adminislrativl ofhces. Minimum on< year experience in S&l or.mortgage banking re quired. General area t.c be covered wlll bE northern reg ion or Orange County and sur rounding communities Columbia orrers an ex cellent commission pro gram and co m _prehe ns ive b e nefit~ •Shift differential •New pay rates •Health insurance •Bonus referral plan •Twtioo reimburse CE's •Sl.000,000 malp. ins. 330 W. Bay Street Costa Mesa. CA Equal Oppor Employer 14211 Yorba St. Tu~t1n ()pen Monday Evenings By Appointment Only · it's exciting & fast Salesmen wanted to sell paced with excellent pro· secunty services in Lht> mo11onal opportunities. Newport Beach Corona RELATED R ETAI L d 1 M • package including dental and vision. Please cul C ha s . Abt s a 1 714·T76-7101. t."Xl. 47 for ar Interview appointment. Columbia Savings a.dLom. Association Equal Opply Employer Loan Representative Rapidly g rowing. ag gresslve Mortage. Bank· ing firm ooeds Loan Rep for Orange County ter· nlOry. Opportunity for high paying career in Real Estate Lending for eager bard working ID· d1vlduaL Contact Mr. Foster 731·5844. Local Amway Distributor is helping many persons earn money. Fo r in terv\ew call 964-5007 MAIDS 642·3030 "Try us. you 'II like us" BEST NURSES 754-6791 lSOO W. Adams, C.M. Member of C. A. N .S. Nursing In a friendly working atmosphe re . Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital. Current open- ings: Med-Sur" RN's /LVN 's Dows, e~H, & nicJhh FUl(.ume and part.lime Benefits f1ex1ble Hours ICU1CCU1ER RN's I 2hr 1hffts Work 3.7 days in an 80hr. pay period. Time & VJ paid ror hours worked over s. CCU StipenllOf' with experience needed immed. WARD CLERKS Days, Eves, full & p/t . "4ANllFACf~INQ PSST! This is almost TOO GOOD to be true, but ••• We're having an Employment Evening Wednesday,August27 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM to talk with lndtvlduals interested In Joining us in our growth, which Includes• NEW Sl!COND SHIFT! WE NEED· ASSEMBLERS PRODUCTION WORKERS EXPEO:TORS TEST TECHNICIANS MATERIAL HANDLERS STOCK/SHIPPING & RECEIVING SU p ERV 1 S 0 Ry e a r a r eas. Ex· t:: X p E R 1 F: N C E penence necessary but -· l•Recept--i•oo•1•s•l ----.1 REQUIRED Outstand· not required. Call lor RECEPTIONIST ing benefit program plus appt 972·l980~--- f'ree to applicant. Put a strong commitment to ---------your sunny smile lO work employee training & de-Sales an Uus bnght position. velopment. 195 s1ore o.tside 14111e, lAts or public contact. ch:un & still expanding. We are looking for I am. No typing. Beach loca· 40 stores '" greater Los bilious salesperson to' lion. S800. Also ree Jobs. Angeles area. sell Reader Ad advert1s· Ca 11 Ca r o I Bu ck . 1ng lo local businesses m 540-5001. Snelling & Snell· Come to our mtcr views Newpor t /I rv ine a rea Ing of Newport Beach on Wednesday. call for We offer base + comm . Agency. 4340 Campus special appt. 433-7146 on excel. co. benefits &. Dr. Monday or Tuesday <ask bonus programs. Catt ~~~~~~~~~~! ror Mary Frutiger>. or Mrs. Bell :it The Pen· :: '\end r e s ume to M. f Frutiger. 927 S. Webster ::J.~1 ~ e r 0 r a p P l. Receptionist St .. Anaheim. Ca. 92804 Fro..t Ofc. Recept. Fee paid. Beaut. friendly INTERVIEWS SALE5'ERSOM place. Lots or customer \\iednesday.8·27 Ladie's fashions. Expt.'f". ' contact & pubhc rel a· lO am lo 5 pm only. 673·3211 or 675·!Jl:W. tions. Good tyring. To t-'ountain Plaza ask ror Anita $1 . 000. Ca I t: 111 e 188CY.! Brookhur5t ---- O'Brien. 540-SO<ll. Also fountain Valley SALESPERSON ree Jobs. Snelling & Snell· for expanding company. Ing or Newport Beach Equal Opportunity Commission 67S.210l. Agency, 4340 Campus r"!!!!~~!E!m!p!l!o!ye!r~~!!!!I w d R 1 642 & Or. i: ant A esu ts ·567 . .. · INSURANCE M a i n t e n a n c e I I - SECRETARY Electrician. Saddleback Come see us about our new salaries and our benefits which include dental plan & employee credit union. You'll realty want to consider Rohe Scientlflc, an affiliate of Philips Medical Systems. Inc. We offer security that comes with rapid expansion and SO MUCH MORE that we're asking you to come and talk with our Supervisors and Personnel Reps. lteceptNX Sparkling personality will get you this front ore. pos. Greet customers. some PBX & typing ex· per. Excel. benefits Call Vicki. 540-6055. Coastal Personnel Agency. 2790 Harbor Bl.. CM REAL ESTATE EDUCATOR Corn~jl. property & College, Mission Viejo. 11...uley e1tper. nee. Must 1AM.3 : 30 PM. M. F . Let us tell you about our have dtsaamk persoaall· s al a r y ran ge : recent a ctivation of ty. Work In agy. a& Sl.355-$1709. 831.-SO btw Alcoholism Recovery Ccua1t1ome7~,..r ,.':95~1ce .. re1p. a.s. ,Service Program . • _. ... "' aa .. or Critic al care unit ~ MAMA•IM8fT Supervisor w /exper. JANITOR. hall·tilm, mid· Diltr. Coaaultant seeks needed immed. Contact ..1..... ... .,.~1 ......... a~iete. Start s pare Yolanda Florence. ...... t.o IA.-• .._ ··~ Ume withoutlnvestmeot. Director of Nunes. (714) S--preferred. ApplJ BdJd rout own bus. ror a M2·2'134 Ext 212. 301 Vic· tn perao• Hae Inda 9'CUnf\at.ure 146-'79 t.aria,Coata Mesa. ...,_, llCMtUon PkWJ ' ' Plaa.IApaaHUla. 1bnqer uaiatant & full OFFICE DELIVERY , Ume help for fabric BOY JANITORIAL·Exper d cblla. RetaiJ or febric 1'aU U.. Nut appear- ..... f•ll·Hme. Irv. Hperience pref. Call lq tndlvidaaal w/valld erea . Pay co m • Marperitet4f.4CMO California driven .....,"• •fablllty. · u .... a .s.Grad.Appl.y ...., •an •n Traaw. No u. • pereoa to llr. Fuente&. per. nee. to ie.... print. Ill Robtrt Bela, William In& .,..,...,, Averaae: l'ftllt • Alloda•. 1.oi ..... wlalle la tram-QDaUSL N.a. ... .-mt. otac. Clerk <Arelail.e-~-·..-tural) wdld to mab •• 11-Ceat« look> deliverla, ru ~=~ l•I for clH• eut• Illa drawtQI • .......... lllM'CI won.. ..,._ Mutba" car. • tlllh.._. wllluk Corbta/Ya .. fujl at ........_...,=1fut ... na r•...... •-... -A*--caa-eon-.... We are prepared to n:iake "On· The-Spot" job offers! Check out our excellent starting salary • GOOD shift differential • complete company benefits • promo- tional opportunities • stability & security. PLAN ON JOINING US. HCOND SHIFT AT llOMa NamDS YOU NOW! If you can't be with us Wednesday (or don't want to wait). see us anytime this week that is convenient for you. 9ob ... ckurth, C714) 1a.1eoe 2722 South Fairview Ave., .. .,.. AM (1 mite north of 405 on Fa1rv1ew. between Warner & 5egerstrom) NEVER A FEE UC.,.IOMIST Ad Agency needs in· telligent. mature recep. tloni&t to handle busy phooes & overflow typ. Ing. Basic typing skills (50wpm accurate). er· rorlet& proof reading, neat front ore. ap· pearance, pleasant pro-I feeaional phone voice a m--. Min.imal exper. re- q 'd . Call for a ppt. . ~.Ket\)'. 18CTAL A.-.r POtlUona available ln Northern le Southern ~Co. Full beeefttt, £)qw. pret. For-Into. calJ Bud1et Reot·A·Car. m.-oor..,.... Mah rour 1hoppln1 ..... by Ulinl UM Dabi PUot a..uw Ma. We have an outstanding C8f'ee< ~unity lor an experienced Real Estate professional. Headouart~ at our Newport Beech offices. this suocessrut candidate will administer the develapment and maintenance Of AnttionV School's continuing education curriculum. Excellent communication. editing end writing skills are reQU1red plus the ability to wont effectively with all 1""91S of menegement. Excellent salary and emploYee benefits prooram. Submit yoyr resume induding UletY history In complete confidence to: Dlt cc ... Of ..... 1.-ut ••1.,Sd1•DMal11 (9)~~ Ar.••:119o441TnlMl!lt0..-,.,., ......... .............. CA. tJ6'I 17141146-7J60 '' I t ._,, .. ' II ,• • I I .,, ( ~~~v . ..-..-~---,--· -r·~--~--*'! ~ ~?~~ .••• ~~~ ~~eL.!.!.'! ~:~-2!.'! • •. ~.'!'.~!~ ........... ~r!!!~·-·--!4!~! ~--=--....... ~!~ ·'W"'r --• fl•..;.;., -~! ,, • .._.._&. 71• ~11.!"-"C •.,IM11lill TaL9t , ...._.... W"r IOOI a~~ Sdnvtan Coa· ...,_ ~t Mia. •W.O _ ;-:' -· . -"91e1••11• .... -•_J<lil ... 1•a• ,.., Ill la" day w\). •1~ ....................... -·~tdconcleu CC*Ole. color TV. -.lie. MLma.l'IW'*" ·-.~ ,.~~ ........ .-A•pll c an\e with aftl..,..Y9¥9IST tJna&n'"-CMh6C...ry.--.or _.. ••arw......: -••MY -:ftl~,.{a~~!t.: -.. IOIACCT ...,,"t';rP*tlUatcs.. lrVW"" • ''" WIBnllNITn C••••& -.11111. N.&lle.hlt..._ .... Qb'lf .._...,INftt. ~ .... -• .._ · KM: 11-.a1 ...... una =.a_r,t-Pm.alnt ThilPGtlUon~ull'ftan ANTl't!~"'~A.LL 'o'J••• 1030 ... Rad--eco-r-.-,,-on-a_t_Y_•_ll_o_w p ..... Cell ... .._ .... ,...,_, a... I .-. .. -'-•11•.J-... •~llMnt ---~...... -'· ....... "-"· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..._._, .,,. ....... L &.O.S.' .... w.,." •••• of ~-~ -· ••r--•me-. poe.ocLIJ. CalL 8'19·3800 _ • ....,.,.. ty_t •tu• De.Uy I • l"rt l~t • rTI™ .,.v ..... DOO. 2 .-w111 ~. telftMA.at u&we a 'NJQNwl~,-lwd Dftcl,.._. M.1mt IOE. IP>d akllla 14.$-JOWPM, Oated'l'umday Camera. Yuhtca MG a. ytllow club c hairs ..... ,..,... _... ... ~ PnllM ... llU.ooo r::-::O-' I• rllM a.dlv. ac c 1a r • te I y ) •ad 111'1 W•••U*M Ave. Only llaed oa ct. Wiii SlOOIU. 4at Viau Quint.a ..._ .-d t''l•1/19MM1htad• Ua ltla•lf•AalMeY ..... lmowtedt• ot 1eoeral of· G..-...Grove MH103 sacrmce. f70. Aak for ~5'11 ~..... .._.,.,. '"• p\tbllt .-.liftt..S.Ult '.. .._IU&buu.odaot. ,, flee procedurea. Tam!DM.842-S7'4. •---------.. ......, euuuo. Klm•t ... 1 ol ~rHtm ...,._,.,.... .. ,rr.. ....11 ............. ·•~. •'"tr• forntc.bAAlt. lorheara Famlllartty with In· R 1 ICI 1 1 a-om 3ll&M laminated t .it.-..1 , work l a.·~ i.a. ·..-'""' -· _.. uoas ,,. OPft,_prttfemtd but will s u ran c • po I Icy PUaJC AUCTIOM ol e ex tw n ens. wttt formlca din rm tbl. .._... 91' • ....,... • -nocN • .. ......_, Neat lraln lf penon had ~k· termlnolol>' usemb:!l u .. """ ITE .. S OF '"'INE Kodak Sig.Mt ~ 16 mm dnl cond S'7S. 7~·'1W I I Iii t c I u It • A •Ml .. ....._, C'Oft -·-..-ante 6 hod writ· ,A., I ..... II nd l d 1 """"• '" .. Bolex movie camera ,.._, ..... tla. ...... UHeut rur9'l M•nl i:'!"" ,.~1., -New-11• re at.,.. exper. a a Mt·llP 1 H r · ESTATE J E W t:LRY. ' M II lfiPlb' • hc'Nt •• " , --~ Oaty Rice. &40·IOH. GoodnrbalrommWtlca· ART OBJECTS. AN· twortg. lensesw1thMw Oak Refectory table. 6 aur:c•':!1:·uti~n~ A~ .Laa-. Dtach Sf.Cl£TMY ~ ta MeN O>uta1 Pel"tOMel Aaen· lJonuklllaarereqwred. T 1 9 u Es . F 1 N E Bertruot 20-16 mm lens. chain. XlntCond. =ly. Mau l.v~ !OE/M Ow ~la•H 8-rvlC't't IS.nice tattoo Allen· C).2'710lurborBl .. CM FURNITURE. ETC . All t.n xlnl cond. Bt!st of. Ml6 ~S ~ ~':1i-.wt'lf ·s;.c....c~ ---llh1abl b le n.ud of an dint. Hpc'r. r.f'• req'd. • NEV!:RA FEE ~-=-.~~l~~~-S:\~~~ ~i~~~~ & rer Eves644-958t Oollb&e Bed. New. -·-... -, •ddlUH•l aup nou·h DJ AD' wk to atart. NB at. 209 ror Interview ap· Nenen's Photocraph1(' SlOO fOlf lat•rvtew l .. ~ • • h loo I a I" n d : ,...,._ ·-a......., t act ..,.~-........ cu ..... Clerk·. Pa... a ....... 7 .. ...._._ A~........ .. 8 0.. • • v' r -I -... ~ ~ ............... ......,,.. • • pol.nLmenl. ORN AT I!: 1889 S4mpUcity Magazine bock tss ues. --n 0-r. --•· " ,,rt,. 11 r • r bmJ t ime. Retail exper. Coal & wood base bum· Complete sets In orrk1ol _. • urfl. ruplln~• • aptrltneo In loan heti>ful. Senior Citizen blnde --~~ tlH\) phbnh dot'u~naauon ¥1'111 h'11P Shlpplna OK. Smoke Shack. 495 E. INA ine parlor stove. S3SOO. rs ror 1975-77. Mtss-8-lta ~W'aDCle Nteed 3 ad t.)lMC I.Jiii f't'Q \.·au )OU to qual.tf)' fol' lh19 71.h s c M l.901 nn horned Colum· mg Jan. l!iSUt: for l974. k•>' ~ple \0 train • Mn Prall a.u ll ll poaillon at our beautiful * 1 · t. ·' · lsuu we Ca .. _, bia Gnmaphone w /oak Offer 759--0060 moUval~ M•• ".'!! ... .__ .. VA--' new twadqu1rtcn bwkJ DRIVER/ TOPLESS MODELS ofMorttt...,rico case.~.191.8Heywood-KOWA Super 66 2.,,x2,,, "'T-op P1y" Mr UUVUl .. ~~ -~"'::"'=m UllmCnaatlllah*•> in CLERK STSDAY.PAJDDAJLY. SOOS.MGM Wakeltekfwlcker ~ SLR wilh three lens <ll•1 Tt1>-70J1 -cu -.. _ ..... """ !'WwllCll1 Uur h ooexp. nee. 826-~ ~.Co 92661 iraph-unpatnled : $9SO. ftlters. All new. tn on~. fQl'\JI~ N~*-port &•th Onvt.< rompttny truck & L900 oak chma cabinet. boxa. Best oCCer 759 OOtiO ~Pt:RSON ror antJ \lfftce. rr1er oprd. &au•llt•nl 6l rt I ntJ llljtlllll In S/R & 1tock Tow Truck drivers want· Equal Opportunity w/serp•ntlne g lass : -------- que.-tortt. Wuek"rnl~ n\!t'. maturt> :.tcno11r•1>hcr ul1ry. aood medl,.al room as rnqu.lred. Must ed. exp'd only. Uve in 101 s1200. 1906 National Cclt'J 8035 JJO('.) La1w.1a <:an)vn ltci • l':i,11 Ent' at 613 Sl.30 ~'«Wflb lncludln~ 0\'1.lal hav\' v11Ud Cult(. drivers Cost.a Mesa. 646-9638 Emp oyer &ass cash Register on 9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Laa tkh -plU» II rt•nalon I Inn Wr d k d _...;;._ _______ ~"·cret.H) o rr1cc Ad ~\t.'flprovldt•your l'Utl-.·r lltt'OSl• w aood dnving Trod9Schools rawer oa stan . Himalayan Killen '>. Sal-R.-.&.-11 llllruMl'ator PO..lllOO rt<q ~ortirol:lf' ul 00 l'~I lo ~rd $4.000. 4 piece leaded & c r A Rtcadoro/ M 1ng ..-~ WTUll arrunotOO..pmt)ptnf:& )Ou CostTooW..Ch7 Typists beveled opucal crystal CluuLl~~-1760 Dlrung table. 4 captains swivel chairs w /muted green uphol. o xlnt rond 2 t ype writers . man) other items. ~-3069 CoU<'h. raar rondllion. S2S. 2 rust orange LR <'hairs. $100. wlnl & glasl' ('OH11't' table, SOO. chr. & glas!> table S3S. Ya mt ha CR 800 rec S2SO. 2 Q) sontC' towf:'r !>pkrs. S400. Ph1lltps 212 lmlbl. SlSO. M t:.C Olht:r items. Call 675 -i807 Exclus1vc ladle'!> 'lorl'. •L rr Wt.' utrer competlll\e Leamaskill andgetpa1d EXECUTIVE enlryset.oakframedoor ma lure t'XP &-ncfit:-, .. ">rs progr~av,· n 1~ t>t-nt'fili.. ~ htch 1nclud1: wlule you train 1n the w 10 r 1 g In 3 I bras 5 Uruque S1ame!)e Killen "'·II r T J --"-l'1'P Shorthand nl'lt rcq So. If you orl' II ~1•11 I 'f". M·"'JAal 0 nd Dnnwl Army Reser.ve. Ser ve 968 7069 MO"""G ... IS(' f"m tncl c:omm .-u or ' utm hut d1•:.1re11bll'. pleo.tS<' ~med. can'\·r m111dt'd .... • ........ " .. ~ near ho""' plus the~.. SECRETARIES hardware. 2 side wm· -""' "' .. Uogan. 111 t 'a:.h 1uo d d 1 d 1 k u\buranccs. Please apply """' ~-. dows&lransom SlOOOO ---------1 bumpt>r pool. <'hel4l!.. lsland,644-HOO l'Jll for 11pp S401kl» J?>k tn tv1 u11 un are oo al PERSONNEL. benefits. PX. ret1r1:· . . . . . Docp 8040 _ tor Kathy 8eeh1, l' In mg for personal growth mi>... menl. experience. and We are act'epltng ap· Pvt. party. 831-6956. ••••••••••••••••••••••• desk. etc. S4a 6321. 14~ I 31"" .. rt with our rapidly urowtni.i I ,.. plications for executive . . • Eillelle Lane. N 8 SALls-tlffA.U. tcmauon1i1 . .,., ,,,rpo bank. why nol phont.' lor ~ rrore. Positions for prior secretarial positions. Colledor would hke lo KEESHOND Pup~. AKC. --------- Office supply co. has full Loop Dr. C M illl mlcrvu:w" TRivtx. iNC ~rar_:;t'osc eReitselrsvoe Ctrl...o s Shorthand or 80wpm re· purchase for cash lhe Chah mp s1rep ~If . Pct & Bed. almost new. worth & part lime pos. open s~RET••y ·--0"·"-ft'-"' uu quired. Wide vanety oC following makes oC wnst S ow · v l P l Y · S700. sell for s11:; Will tram. Busy & an ~ -1815 Rtlchc) St Peridontal Assist backgrounds Ot'eded. or pocket watches. run· 2131697 1345 afl 6 pm 493 °"~ teresllng work For appl Or i:bC'ro~ J(trl ~I i.omt' l'i\T MAGll.L S1mlu Anil. CA !rl705 Dental Hygenisl Or Coun ---------~!17·9212. Mr . Wei.l. bkkpJ:. e,p Bonus l7141760.6000 l::quaJOppt::mplyrMIF" Dental~alst. . ange ly Alrport nlng or~: VaC'heron A.KC Gldn Retrvr pupo;, LlvtnR room furn. 11:lnt NewportStauoners.Jnc ~/real eslule hccnsl' DentaJX-rayS~c. area. Con sla lln. Pate k xlnl pets. s how. hunters. rond CouC'h. ~ barrel SALES SALES CLERK Start 1mmed. Mr. Da~1:. ~ OralSurgeryAss1st. 557.0045 Phillipe. Audemars. wtr doi:s. Outstanding ('ham;. matr hinl! rof 77~9601 ~ Clerktryp1sl Jules Jurgensen. A. ped1Rn!l' clcart.'d haps f~/end tables. table & SECRETARY 25· •~-part time. book· ket'p1ng. typing t-xper req. Good pay. Randy ur Gene 96 7-4025 ~Bank SHIPPING/ MedicalSupplyS~c Lange, Le CouJlre. Tif· 493-6861 . !>waR lamps . m1 H Of. BehavioralSciSl>t!t' r-'M.. Lf'M.~ fany & Co .. Ball E . -------9644146 CEIVING Call your Arm) HcM'r\l' U \• I \':. Howard & Co. Boston: or Qua It l y Ge rm an ___ _ Ne\vport RE Re«ruilertoda}' llMPOCIAllY Pl~NH sllMCls any watch of superior S he p ht' rd r up p ic•' Kmg sz bt!d . ma ures-.. CLERll LosAlam1losS2'7·JOJl quality or interest tn· wlpapers Musl ~l·ll box sprgs. bedfra~ Gd ft Santa Ana 5.S2 3l73 C'ludmg but not hmtled to 640-1631 rood S7:;. 6-16 2389 t:qual Opply t::mpl) r 3723 llrch StrHt watches with moondisC'. --- Secretary /Gen ·1 oHtce. M IF Owly rrceivmg/shtpptng TRAIN Et:: Newport .. och I chronograph. calendar. Musl Sell. Beaut AKC MahoJ?any dres ... l•r S75 . Racal Dana lns tru· Klssthelrvmecorporate ~~~~~~~~~1 runC'llons Coordinates Alarm System lnslalla· 1 , repeaters. elc This Is 3 Cairn Temer female 8 mirror S25 : doubll• bet menls. a leader m the world good· bye for a \\1th ('arners. Respons1 ti on ~ Know I edg ab I e permanent want. Piease ~1<.s. AJI shoL<; & wormt'd S50 968-9418 electronic instrumenta· qwel Corona del Mar SECRETARY ble for proC'essing wttools Wilhng to work.VETER I N AR Y C'all Brice 548.3632• S200. Uys 754 1033. t'V • • - lion field has a growth location. !\lanufacturer·s Ne'"""'rt BeaC'h area up pa""'rwork ~-me rel al S.t7:;toslarl. 642·3493. HOSPITAL 646-6.147. 7Sl 1~9 tip(' !\1aple Bdrm St:l. \'erv oriented position ava1la -..., "" '"" ----"OOd C'ond1t1on De Rep needi. pleasant toSl.500.Your )(oodskills l'd cxpcricn {'c 1n ---------PffbaC'kor rront PM , " ble in our Sales part· telephone personably for will be pul lo !{ood use m manufacturing em•1ron TYPIST F II avail. bathtnR & Ant.q. Oak Roll top desk AJ<C Rolwe1llar. tern. ~ 833·8488 ment. l-girl ofCice lJtt' lypmg the markeltnM div or ment helpful. C'learung All pas1t1on!> m 48". Sl800. Other anti ll'I) old. beaut tempera---· & f1'1ing. Non-smkr prer. · r y 11 cl. wknds. Mm age 18 ques Cor s ale also. ment 642·5902.631 708& 11 P<' dmJOJ? grp. llahan '"'l'he i.uccessful appbcanl """5090. • • growing irm. ou w1 W" orrer a stable work IHSURA.HCE yrs. apply Mon fT-1. 11·2 964-4134 Prov. antique wht. Will mustha,vetheabilitylO 01.r mlerlace with chent & " ~...: ~3 Av.OC'~d.o.~-NB __ English. Sheepdo~. s~ll st"perall•ly Ind· ,,work wel:rwitb others. ----.,,...-. • .-----•-advert-is~ people. Ex. environmentwittraacx •CLERK 11rlST• Newport Ct'nlt!r tbe'hind Belgian Oalr Hutch w / purebred. no papers~l6 Llghled chin11 t·all1n.-l ·possess good typing Secretary cellenlbene(1ts. C'ellenl salary and theatre) beveled glass doors. mo.Sl00.962-2'71 1 • SSOO. BuHet Server S400. skills and organizational Reliable Secretary want· 557-6122, 731·77 I 1 benefits package .~<':~d Excellent opportunity -French Wa lnut buff el, Lab Rel. pups. AK<.:. M Tbl w/2 12" Inv~. & ti skills. Responsibility wtll ed for PR dept in rruijor lOO"ti Free lo Applicant ~di~a'I'paannJ de~tal 1 1~· for sharp. detail minded VW MECHA NIC Mon Beveled glass C'a rved bl & 2nd ~kot.s Worrrwd chrs $950 F'reeur :.!I 1·11 mclude control or demo Orange County iid agc:n· suranC'es. pension and mdividual In lnaurance F'rt. w lex per 10 a 11 mirror. small Oak table. 54.9-4<M7 rt s175. & other misl' sloC'k . Previous ex cy. Agency exp not ~I Claims. Good typto~ and Foreign cars. Must have Westminster C'loC'k . 2 _ _ M2·66i6 perienC'e working in 11 necessary but helpful one week paid \ aC'alion ofricc skill:. n•q.u1rt'd 1 "' •. al d d a!lrert>mos Plcaseapp. Co I r I own too s .:.ngine .,. rarecomscales. P\'t Pt> 'For Sale Old EnS?l"h Coff • bl -,--nd b-,-:~. ·~1r':b11:ep~~m::~~ ·~HJ~ .. tiOwpm 641·0111. --ly at PERSONNEL. be:~~lt~~c~~=~. pl~ls lransm1ss1on work \\te ~7 7&is, ~7 5237 ShcepdoJC pup t\ KC' h l"t' I k pr f l t d:; .... datory. SECRETAHY P~S~lu mi>:.... acceplSpamsh !!peaktng pa~rs es 646616~ l',.., WI(' ... r )( n <'On d P b d advancemcnl op r orappl.645-1982 Antlqut• white ~I Ckt.'r -'· t.'\'. ~-ti7J 70t\li .-;,pr . ro al.: a -1500Campu~ Or .N B. IJ()rtun1lles. mmistralor ror tcrowmg baby buggy lpramulatur. lkagle '.\I all-. ----Racal Dana will ofh•r )OU an excellent ~ulary and be nefit package Please apply Racal-Dana iNSTRUMENTS ,8914? Von Kitrman Avenue tr-w•e CA92713 . . \ 7141833-1234 Cl.J8ln Equal Opponunlly Employer M ff r 14221YorbaSl.Tuslm !~.:..'!xo~~-.. ~ L·or morn 1nCormat1on ~a1tres:.t'l>. profei.i.1onul l:il'lg1um S l O\l' IOmo AKC !--olicl Cherr y din rm luw irm. airport area. Jl!IORedh1ll Ave ~ ~ • only Newport t-~lks hundpamtcd porcelain. 77().7679org,')5 tJ8g ,t•rvt<'4' SI IU Marhl. Newport B c h . Ca ll Costa Mesa.CA t:ontacl: Lodge. '.\1r. Fn..'<icr1cks . wht porcelain pede~tal - . ~alnut. kitchen lbl :s1:.: .• Wiima 833-9983 <t~:;,~~.;:;te<>!i~~s Equal Opp Empl)'r M IF ESTER HA.GBERT ot 673-6110 sink. antique Duncan frH to You 8045 OJI u 99 Bill __ _ s.cr.toryjRecept. 714-558-1414 Ext. w•ITRESSES Phyfe sofa. all hand ••••••••••••••••••••••• Anuque table & .i <'h'"' bi Ir ~ C'arved wood frame English Shecpd o~. Arc lectura irm ---------1Shop & Delivery Man. 209 Apply tn person or C'all 673-70!6 papt>rsl. female. spa)·ed. filtr rond SISO Good typist. Min6Swpm. .r~IETA.IY f\tJI tune. xlnt. pay, no for appt. Lord Jim's•---------Cn."t'togd home.63124:JO ~'!l~ _ Some exper. req'd. En· -b Resl l 2966 B l 1 thwuastic & resp. var of With Real Est.ale license. exper . necessary· ut INA · auran · ns o • 3 Pc. Turn of Century work w/well est ab. 7 Salary plus co m · helpful. Call Bob : CM.751·0341 Bdrm set. Bard 's Eye Yoon~Goldcnl..ab. man firm in new ofc missions. Jack Scott. 641-1056. anytime. haw we-Co...-y •WAITRESSES * Maple finish $.500 b5l orr J:!e~·~~~~~- bldg. in Newpart Beach. SCOTI RE.ALTY ~70CK Clerk for retail of North America Full time . part lim e. _548--0803 ________ _ F/lime benefits. A!>k Cor 315 3rd St. HI manne hardware More. 500 S. Mo1ft split sh1Cl. Call 2 4pm. 60" Rolltop desk c roll. TOP SOIL Bonnie. 645-5854. 536-7533 Full t 1 me .ex pt'r nee. ~.Co 92661 '.\londay-F'nda) 751·"433 needs complete restora 1.2yds. 1m Westm1ru.lt'r, SUNDAY 12·fi House full or furn. 1nducl 1ng r efrrJ?. waKher & dryer. dishc". etc Good pnce> 675-1405 Secretary/Ad Man Assis·f~~~~!!!!!!~~~!j Good co. beneC1ls. Call Waitresses Over 18 yrs lion Oak. Sl50 firm. , ___ C_'.\_l_s.i_&-_~----~~~~~~~~~I tant. immed opemng. req Balboa Marine. 54S.967t. Equal Opportunity old ;\pply 1n person: 979-4544 F'tt>e 2 abandoned kitten". S •Vl ... GS 60wpm. & oen°ral office t--.......t. P /T E 0 E M 1F 1H Employier 1 d c ,1 5 Id r Id r U\'lllg room long ..:~n crushl."<1 •·t•l\l't couch Good rond s:;o, ~054U 833-\1311 A " ... " ~ ....... ory _ -17611 Newport li v . .. Appliances 80 Io mo o -0n y t• er y or .ACCOUNTS exp. position walh major Mature non-smoker lo Swiss Automatic Sl·rew ~~~~~~~~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• single J>t'OPll:' m.'ed cull Cou .... SB.OR corp wilh xlnt beneCtls. work 20 hr. week. Ac· Machine Set-Up Man or TYPIST WANTED 17 r/f yellow rerni:. No _Phone645·746.i aflt>ril -FURNISHING YOUR " _833-__ 7933_._E_._o_.E_. ___ -t curate typmn a must. Operator ror Tornos E I · l delivery pose $250 FtRST APARTMENT? P ntp/T ,.. xlreme Y a~('ura e I ...... EWPORT CM . '" Beaut mall' Gt·rman ermGMI Secrelary-F'rr accurate neat appearance & good Automat1r Min 5 yrs t'X· typist with xlnt skills in " " • • . Ev/wknds951-8530 Shep. Well trninl'd '<Int Handsome hvmg room Pos lt1on avail tn our typing. 60wpm CM oClice on telephont' Call Vicki. ~r. Micro Prer1s1on spellin g & grammar A.REA hdo r sel for ~alt' Sotu. !! South Coasl Plaza office. 54().(glO S40-6QS.5, Coastal Person· Swiss. Laguna Niguel. Ot'eded ror bus). growmg 5 stro..g. 1MchcMically WESTINGHOUSE Elec. wale g A l :;. >iB Ol!O'J rechner ch11ars. beaut Exp prererred. including ---------• nel Agency. 2'700 Harbor 8Jl·93Jl. firm. lntereslmg. varied inclin•d peopl• to Range 220 volts. 6 mos. To lovinR ramify only oak coffee & endtables. Sat hours . Call Kathy Secretanes inallfu:ldsof Bl .. ~MEVERAF'EE work in cheerful office worillnth. &--' Combo. $195/080 Friendl y Goldt•n Also. super Helro-D}ne . AmbW'gy : 5404066. business to travel. top SYSTEMS 6 with pleasant ·peoplt:. spo ,.__... 842-0259 Relreiver/BlllC'k Lab. cass player wtrec S425 Calf ' t:..-..t-al ""'!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ n.... d d $1000 Good .. _ ( t i....1.--. Co. ofhn takt.'li all A i.ohd deal::· ornta rwuwr pay. bilingual ( 1-'rench. == v~ralors nee e . ex. mo. .,..,ne I s -· ,. FemaJe. l lr: yrs old er._• & Loa German &Spanish l, spd-·--------at per'd. only. Call : 979 8900 lrvtnt'/ Airpurt urcu. Xlnt P-Kenrmre Hvy duly while :;.&!! 9200 ~"'lftCP-n 751-4642 I -, washer & dryer. New. Needs yard. :>36-1233 695TownCenterDr. writing Please call Secretary Teacht'r-Preschool & . nlUl"ClftC• s:iOOforbolh.751-8735 --Solldmarbletop.~>d~lal C-Obta Mesa. Ca. 92626 (714 l894·9908 lll 6pm bee. ~ kindergarten thru Jrd Typist. general oertce. no lotlus Pr"OC)l'mft Furwfture 1050 base. French Pro\ mrtul E.O.E. SECRETARY Free to appliC'anl. fJusy. Out or slalt' C'redenlial exper. necessary. H ~ I Co. Preftrs fNOpl• Sl'OVE ••••••••••••••••••••••• Olrung Room Set. $100. lO ---k ror Orange Coun· professional ore. w~nls ok. 646 1444. grad .. good bene(ils & I with ew-...tence ... H • Clean. works good. $100. * * I BUY * * 631~ lecrelary . Challenging --person with good typing. 1 ..,..... ' t 548-8513. 548-4485 ---------·arowih opportunity for ly developer in pleasant dlctaphone. & organiia Teachers. Preschool. Promo t Ion a o P . p e r j • n c e n o Good used Fu.nulurc & Big Canyon Movm.: Sale. «tlslanding person. lo office. expenenct''" con· uooaJ skills. Nr. airport. Ptr. f"/T . Musl have portunilies. Farmers MCfftary. A.d•OftC.,_ Dryer. gas. clean. works Appliances-OR I will Parsons Dmmg Table . .-18.000. Reply 1n con· struction industry re-Many excel. benefits.To some t;arly Childhood l nsuranC'e Group . ment bos.ct Oft yow good. S6S. 548-8513 or seUorSELLrorYou OireC'lor:s Cha i n . •}idence: Collins Assoc. q u 1 red · 5 O w Pm · Sl.100. Also ree jobs. Call F.duc1tt1on back'"ound & S40-4lOO. E.O.E. .-"6v. For inhrYiew 548-4485 MASTERS AUCTION Bookcase headboar d •1i67Sart NkolasDr.N.8. shorthand not rc.oqwred. C I B ck 540 5001 ... --sT/GIRLFRID•Y "'' 6"'L •616&13~9625 B B C h ---------1 Slart immed. Salar y .aro u · .' ·or exp Irv 552-7331.11n ~ cdl: Washe r. c lean. works -.r can a~ utr starling at S900 mo. Snelling & Snelling or Tustin: 544·1467. lmmed open1ng. rapidly good. $75. 548 ·8513. 760-96ll. ~ CdM girl office. Must Jype s:; + & enjoy work· 1ng with public. Non· ~moktr; business attire only. Call Mr Roberts 675-5458 M·F . 9am-4pm. Newpart Beach Agency. growing co. Mull type 642 J38Q Rivera Sofa Bed. Sora & ---------_97_9-_337_6· ______ , 4340Campus Or. Teacher s p 1T. exp 6SWPM accurately & be -«t 1 $484485 Love Seat. Pecan eocree Wicker couch & 2 chum; Secretary n eeded for 1peclahsls. pre-school. detail oriented. self· Between tOam &5pm Ref r l frtt clean & 2 end Tables. Eun> I $250. Excel. cond. Psycluatrtst'~ ort1ce. AC'· elementary. Mu ale. starter. S900 mo .. Call E.O.E. ~ f::. s~.'548-8Su peao Dlonette Hutch. &4S.5916 curate typing. Ci Ung. tn· e~'y to SI OOOdoe Drama. DancelCreallve Fredde Hendley al The Wanted: Pizza eoott or S48-4485 Marraatz AM /FM Stereo B Ca 11 s urance , billin g. f:f.ash1on lsland ofc. Movement. Ph ysical BollCorp.499-~71 F\JU&P/Tnvail. -w/cassetle S300. 25" ig nyon-unique wa pegboar·d ·~ bookk~p1ng F.ducallon. Hrs flexible. 67"1cr.a Whirlpool refrigerator. 16 Coioc'Coosole & 19" Port. system C'OnSISll ng or .,. '"' Must type 65·75 wpm ac-TYPIST Accurate typing .,. ~ I brass shelves w/leather •• SECRET•RY d""ired. N ...... d malura. H d I Ref. Must have car & be · • cu ft. .• good rood. Frost Desl.....,r Lam""'. all in ~ "" ""' .. curate. eavy c· busy phones part time ... ~ "" boltoms. oak trimmc.-d ., l d · stable ~rson. Salary ta"""-•, correspondence willin g to travel In • · ·WARE H 0 USE freeSl50.6'7S.l083 1 MintCood.957-:;747 ·~/s"""'ked beveled mlr-.._ .. aa ·pace entertain-...,....,.~ Orange County/ l •. A. permanent, flex1blc a WORKER -.. .., ~~.::~:~~s~~~~f~ negotiable.644.a&to. ~o~!;/rc~jjsi~fc~t area. Top salary . Call hrs. N .B: loc. Call Lookingrormaturealert White Kenmore . Washer loouch. 1 roffeetable. I ~:t~!se~del~~~ud.;~ nee manager. Typing. Secretary-Wonderful ~.Coastal Person· S43-S671. 9am-5pm. M-f'. 645-4175. Individual w1lllng to. &dryer. Both gdworklag eodlable. Best offer. cabmel hand rubbed. ( l th. k' l Organk Cook. Laguna ....... ~ ocy 2790 Harbor --I e a r n & a c c e p t order. SlOO/ea. ~. S59-083S . . as . ID mg a mus . Beacll.499-5683. •on . • TIACHER'SA.SS'T - ---r"espo n s 1·b1f1'ty t'n 83.l-9331 Dys: 979·9930. eves & C.OOgenlal atmosphere. Bl.. T-'stP_.Ta Must sell rum. 2 mos oh.i wi(ends 759-l585 Cc:.<! -NEVER A FEE Special classes for han-,... . established. N. e. nr_m. ~~"'-'r• -frig. W/ m•-• : . .....,._. SICIETA.RY / dicapped aduJt.s. 2 Yrs Work on PerunauJa . 5 to6 1 1 d 1 '"''6'...... ... uu like new. Hurry 'r'J price. -•FTSPERSOM -"·ie exper r....,'d. $600. houn per day nexlble . nv<? ve 10 s upp yin1 freezer new motor M&-3SZ2 1ueen !!1.· wfa sleeper. SECRETARY -~ ~... U textiles used in yachting. • • -"' Sl""' "'~"...,.,.. NEWPORT BE AC H Unique person w /sec"y Xlnl vacation & ins. Free to App cant ba~.kpacklng & ski wear. white. Finl SUO takes. F\oe Quality Pecan chest :W5424'i'o. ~ . ..,...........,, CIVIL ENGINEERING skills & drafling/deai"n •Secrehry ftuc.* be n e f I l s . W k d Y s Irvine Pet90t\nel Agency F\lture Cor right person. 538-2339 • Personnel/ Advert/Mktg, 8: 3 o. 4 : o o. Un ll e d 488 E. 17th. C<lala Mesa otd •· I --------~ ... dr~rs, lllle new $200. ,._ e-1..... 0 S ~~~T~ A R o . c . ~ ::i~~~°rr~"&arK. Depta. have openings per Cerebral Palsy Aasocia· ~Suit..!.. 224 --~· 1410 fl~ er; r-~en;~ Reing: 20.3 cu f\. sis. ....,_ :=:r..:= ...... ~.~ .. "lull time experienced H. 540-881M. expa naloo-Npt. Bch. Uoll. 3020 W. Harvard St .. • -; week. F rr u~ys'. Xlnt =k~~.' • '225· Dlntng table. 1rg board. 6 M 0 v 1 N G S A L E !cheerful Person wanted rm. avcea. Cirm. Good Sult• Ana. 546-5760. company paid beneflts. • cha.In 12 arao. tt. wood. Ever Y t b 101 G 0 es H r e n tr Y 1eve 1 SECRETARY Wanted for \:)'Jllnl. shthnd. akilla, ex· Taclal Typiata Pay based on ablllty. lkJdn IOZO caned bacb. $550 <over Fu rntture . Deak t 0 l 1 • Ill law olc. located nr. OC per. req"d. Non·amoker cian liENWJ. OfRCE Call~l066. ••••-••••••••• ... ••••• Sl.000 a vr ago> 531-7111 ,secretar • pos on airport. No prior legal pref.Call:640-0123 q.ATICHNICIAM #' • Waeher Drye r · Water • w /opportunity for adv an· ex p e r • r e q u I red . lmmed. opening for a WA R E H 0 U S E M A N B>y'a t vanJt)' Schwinn Eve. bed • Houaebold Items. l-emeol. Strong t.)'plna" Subtt.anUal bookkeeplni Q.A test tec:bniclan with l~~•~f •VT needed for electronJc dla· 1~1P cycle. Good CODd. FouDden buffet ft 11.... 110 Carriage ··o" Sula some aborthaDd abllltles duties, muat type •P· Security orncen wanted ~.5 ~ expr. tn an•log & ~ Ml trtbulor. Gd. salary &ro. •.17M7•. rront c h ina cabinet. ADa.S/SIU-10'12 neceHary. Apply ln prox. ?Owpm. St.art at Newport Beach area. ~ trouble lhootlng. Good communlcallons benertts. call a to s. lloto-X bike. full aus· pencmwtresumeto: Mr. IBOO-rmo.-..-0 IH per hr. Uniforma 6: Trnslsto r theory a atiUa required for lllia Mon.·Fri. Mr. Tracy ..-a-, froat & rear, EUwl Alle:tl d.reuer 6 GARAGE SALE • S•l/ Ji"*"-at Robtrt Belo, ""' tralnlqauppUed. Jl'ullor .Diil. Capable ol \Allnl growing Newport Beach !14f.-011154 ~. Wle new S1S. delk.M2·T71Saft. lOAM . Sun/ llOD 10·$, lll1c. Wiiiiam Frott & As· SECJll:TAJlY: Full tlme. .,.,-t tima. itale/f'emale. ,.al ltaDdard tat equip-penoanel firm. Typtn1 eeo.mT O&k Coffee Tbl. beaut. Refrt1, fun. 317 Calle ~ 1401 Quall St. lYIQI. 1111 •• , "-t book· Retlren welcome . a.at. 55+, 10.lley abWty, pro-cond Sll5, Office ..,...,,SanC'lem. N 8. • •-. ..... ~ fl tr·-· Ceuionalism a must. Wiil W.840 · keepinc,phoae.Smallof· ,_,.._ ---· utlltlnaccounUn1func-N9w Ra. lO apd Europa Credmla 4 draw w/11e ClotlliaC. Gamet. Mlac. ' ACllTAIYPLUS f1ct.TSLllamtlU-teOI =-~~;:t· Call f« ~1~.~·~~ Uonundall clerlcalaup-Re~:!'1~:.'Ute =· 11" frame SllO. ll«qe area $150, Call ltema.attoll5.211Cecil Small Newport e .. cb SICllTAIY ,.utlve llarllnt salary port. Call Oodria for typinl. Coldwell Banker, 75Hlt4days Pl.C.l(.Sa&/Su .. $ • • ad•ertlsln11PR fl rm Sec'y wanted for buay w I• Int em PI 0 >' e e appt. Newport Beach. 964-IOIO Red lOIPdblbforsale. Rtd~orat1n1. custom <Htaotlc! Sat/Saa i ·S. ,need• abarp, erflclenl aa1et omce. Job ent.alla SICUllTY -.ma. Pleueapply. Jl",251n. ~~!lvet tofa •w . f\&ra., Wald tt..t, ._ ·~ =.:u-•+ typtq eoDtrad1. lllbt OMC•S . Utaoc .... °' 551 MJC ....... -•wpm. cu ,._.. bookiffpla1. pbonet. fte lrvtDt Co. Securilf IOl8itOUMTINC. ,,.._, WwdPnceull1 1--------1...;....-------1 Ill Acapulco L.B. turn : efflcl•ntly. hH 1ood tk. llcaat be eotJu.111a.UC Dept. 11 tapaodinl ai bu llOO Barranca Rd. ~dtlltt lltyat.a 710 lOlariaa. 10 1 Db a.it Mt eompa.te llP Bhtoblrcl Cya off .,....ucal akllll. can • ·~perienced. Salary ..uap for botJa full MM'100 ,..-r\··Lln-~· The Clt)' of lrvloe la... -.. .., ma.. •. ..... l Cara•• bed •· 1-P._C._H. _____ _ hmdlil .,.._...,.., la ••U commemun&e wit.II •· Ulm 6 put Ulm lteurt· U 1 _ Laa rw aomeoae wit.II u •.aM1Um. 117 • ._ or•••lud, l• Hlf Plltwe. C.U .rack or tJOl'lkin. Weueloclk· ,..W.Dll tNCMIY,_..llM:U eye ror dltall who ean J•AIA .. fUU. moUuted and can .,._. • ...,.. lal lar people wllo are Pllt U•. SUT/br. At-wurtnmderdead»•pn. ffl¥t IOIDl&biDI to MllT WHber • Dryer er• .._ .. ,..Meta·Daon •use all tll1t without --__ wUDaatowcnurolour 1111 .. 1 la.Penl1la1. aa ure . A• word · a..a.necledadoatwell. nrUDuDcaa"1f•T•· o.,n.~m.. llll'. lo1ln1 lter ..... of ~-.. *-lldfta6 .. P.R. DIM'"8111.1T.::•~~lD1 mJ.-..SlrMt proee11t11 1pecl11l1t, ... ..a•cM1n551·.,. Radlo/CIHb·hra· .._...We ofter• tood l1a1l&f M.. work. SacellHl co. t.. ~ ol Mewpwt..... ~ wlll IN IA&ltron Ga••· Gowa•·.l•lrJ· u1ary o ..... -........... a ••. Ul1 beMlttl ,_ hall u-wne eqwpmtet to ForClutlftedAd LOOaNO for. COIDPleU LIHHL•P• /SlllMI• ..--> .... ,.....,. ................ -'"!:'--AfPlr.toco.: -"'Jo'. l\i' ,,,. I Ytrl•lY or ACTION dlalal Hite! Illa• .. Sttw·••11·• ... lnD· ....,. + ..... .,.. to~..,...w. ,,_..,.. , TI* arl11•ar1 ··· -material. Salar1 : Calla ._.......••....a at m1•·•lrrors. un .... beaefit., I • '' P'r'ettoApplellll atC 1llads8t. ···-'81Ull to .... '1SJ1w + ........ DailyPUot •r•IOTl.ltl-PIUlee ltd. Na. TU. ~=:=.=.:.."?:i'i '=.i:=~ ----Co. =::-ai::G.:.:i ~=~..:."":.; =~ .. -=::= ~v::-IL.Ji-.-........ , I:"!.'=" ... ~."! awaLl.l' n• ..... ia.iiio ._._,......,, oc ._..•all adll lb• .. ,..,.-""••bOret Rd. <Tl4) -.IOpccouclilW• "....._Lft•P.ut.. I oar' 0 ~ --= -.I•'~-• lDClwfW ........... "*' ........ L ......-1Mpm. ' 1 • ! r • t!!~=r.i!!! IMI ,._a o. 1• '°" '-!a......_ IMh. ,...,. to•o &.1nc1ey. AUfu.t 14. 1990 0A1u PllOT PJ7 ........ ~........ •I 1e1e1eHe ... l ... ffM ............ II e1t1ee1e1' • •.. ••-••• e ••• •••<UI .... ._. l ~==~ ~·:+g••-•1 ... brtdla•tn~. HIWardl laldwtn PIHO, ....• i ................ '18 2 4 • s k 1 p Ja c k Tr ,,,......_ MolorHw1, S./ Trw.b t16J • -----·•--lt•/!911. t lHO/HOO rM't ttwty wood, alnl au1l"tll toto f1iahtbrldae Lowtrs •••••••••••··~··••••••• a..t/S..,.. f t60 •••••••••••••••••••••\• ,._ == ...U.>......, eond.su• MZ-1165 PP ....................... Fully equipped. ny C J ,,.., S•/ ....................... JUST AllJVIOl • .!!!!! w -Marlllt Woodwork In· extru ic, w 1t ra1 •r . lltilt tlZO In Costa Mesa. trailer Sftedlil ~ - -...,.. 1 WM llcW.., lele. LaU· ANTIQUr. t non' eu: + custom 11s.200.•93·2S58.4U6·861n. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •pac • 3Slft. max. 140 lecmctk.Pric•' • ~·.z:.=s~ que crratal. Kloa wtr PLAYER PIANO cabinet• ,·kitchens . Shell Flberalas11 Xlnt cabrillo. 1185. 640-9900 Q> 1 & t drl · 100 _ 1,_1 bd. t wl• -.. •• h4 50 n>lla, may trade for 4U2·2380 SHIOWHBSHIP cond. 1 yr old. S200 fh3 Aakfod'a>e Aln me n te1 vc -........ ~!..... .... -................ atora1• eaUcau• Oak rurnllure Or&.11·2MS 23' Cabin Cru l11e r ~Camlno from '611 1hru frnnl WhCI CI d rtV I' "" .__....... ..-.-. C.-.,...ms •1638 Wellcratt. almost new. ·11 6611451 aft4pm '76 Toyotll CHI NOOK. Volk1waae n pickup lllOISCl.ill'". to ' ........ lhilft! Por . Pt!ddle Hoata xlnl c:ond. eoo incl. Npt Sch Slip. mini home. Xlnl c:ond , truck. drlvt• one qwar te&illla Oau.•elM'ome ........ tail ..... D yank ~ car.,.t. ~rtANOS CJ7' $47' 780-0472 '70 J • Ton Chl"vy fl.IC. l>ell contained. 31M mi. today &savc' • ......_ t..,.., aofa, wallpa,.r, ra•rte or -,..s. Makeolfer From SlH& .. Spinet 64~2700 , G --h-new tares 9· tamper. i.tcreo & hvlng ull·ni.11>. ~-~ ..... ri. l01'9. lawn_,...,, "DltJ Oto",.,_• Wt M0-11• '79.\, Studio Upr ~3. 18 laupa r . 100 s p Jacks. Refe r & s tovt• inti ssooo U42 173<.!. -i-ra..-.; .a. -'a kl-..a~ ,J ...0 ~ • lri1n ,....,. -M1nu ornate uprhtht11 Custom made wood Kow. Johns on. Inc l. trlr .. Will sell both or Camper 541MJ98 .. _ • ;' k -"' ._ °" lrJ two catda PM!at.aol llilt. new, h11h Ker~n at retln .,rro~ Ina Dory. Nee<S:i work Sl995. Also 8' dinghy S9~ only 832 7532 '*"""Y nlc N<'"-badltoMtokPRJC""' !~~!!1 • low prl u mus. S?.50 Lite rbr&li Rowing 788-0260 . . . Troil..-s, Tra•el 9170 IM Sw••l•I Caayon, _, _,,_, ~ '' Din a) w t oar11 S29!1 t-4otoriaed l lke1 9140 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cd.. au• .. ,. 1t .o " -~ S 11 9 060 "'• .. IJ 8 t'br"IS K&yak w toar:s & -.n, a, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 21' Golden Nugget. 1970, ~, .. , .... ••• "-'a"•---·-.. fl. 0 "' l800 atn ton, ti • If d f ..... .. .. • .. """' C>UJnll'w ... v.. "' idurt SW 613 6336. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·n l'eugeot Moped ex sc conta1nc . urn / in H~ of "•m, tn• tltiap IUiOH rrt lfMO m , l~ Stuart 960-llGS "9. Ludors 16. 25ft. 'arn "-elll.!nt cond :S22S 00 ,. a.,~. $2 SO o 0 lHI • ..a.i.... ~«MONll 40M Warner lm/fm riuJlo f'lanu Yamah1 Consoh" 8' Skiff All fiberglass. 2 h u 11 . s I l p I n N 1$, 631 3197 552·91!'77 l!fl!I Lllkl·~ood Bh·cl LON<: U!';AC ll 12131597-3663 UPF.N SUNDAYS el,:--1 • Je....,,, book• ..... s.AesTulnd~ com IUn1 headbrd $2.'>, l>t.'wcond TraneC\:r guur hp Seo Horse <:a r top beu ut1 Cul SIOOO ---- •• 1 &ooh. aul\i.r · NO CARD• ~ SW\, 98().l233 11~ OebMll l9~1 ruck incl 642·11222 ~·9010 Puch nostalgic. "Int cond ·79 18 ln,..idl'r ::.1h "he .. 1 •CHEV. HEW '80 b'llllW'ril9r. thudeb~rs. Draw )OUI' own or 1c-od ------low mile:.. cu ll uflt•r Cu m PI l' l L' I' .., ,, 11 . UTILITY PICICUP (utn1t~. c:olltctable n.me. addrna. phone a RARE llkk 1100 t•ed Roi. An t l<I u t· 1888 p 1 a no. Inflatable SEVLOR K 88 :rr MORGAN Sloop '78. IJl'~1. 760-087i mntaincd. u1r rnnd . dl· \ui 11 11 .trh • IHI W\•r M .Sat.•Sun.Al&tl ZS & we'Umueooerardrwr Not~ Odcond M11k"otr Mlll!<lnHiurfttn upright wood floor. 1 P<'r!>ons. S di.I. roller rurhni.:. & ''l!nt•d lvr t·omp.il·l ..,1wnni: Hti(i\\\' i ~1 2• 701 l 5lh St Nr tai Add!Ynth.. S38-C2 ""dnut burl nn1sh. sns Xlnt Cond $19!1 95 Dodger, knot log. \\heel Mot°:!1:!'' 1m·kuµ S4.000 $."l271l!)t; Vur plumbcl'l>, Cll•cl rl ~rbor ttt1h. N wport Smet C'heck or money or tl46.tiit4 7~ ~ w/pods. Better than new Sc 9 150 t'•dn:.. t·tt· • --• det'to ~>' RoJI wway tool cond. S32.000. Newport ••••••••••••••••••••••• Trail«s. Utlllty 9180 Ealale Sale. SUN ONl.Y • PILOT N.IMTI... chHt N•w ll50 Good BA t. 0 W I N G R /\ N U , 7' f1bcrglas" dinghy Yacht Ex ch 675· l800. '78 KAW A.S A.kl • ••••••• •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • HOW "'SR8069C8~~•rolri -ff 0 N En 1 PO Box l* co.nd Sacrl!lct! 1100. t-:booy 5·1r'. u mos olr1 SlOO "Z 1 OOO LTD K w 1 d t' :i 2 I 1111 i.: . "' -ell r .II t ~ "" M c ..... ,..,-673·"'""" Ranger 26 Be ulifut " ~1•0liO with 11r"' 11 llml·&~uu1I Sb ho"sebold l" .. _ "old. ..~ es•. a 1121626 '""'-l'l'rC c·on d $6800 "°"" a F " \v labl "'"'"" r 1 .. v UV " -tA2 97M eond See lo IU\' f'U ll} ina nc:1n,. I al l' l>!)UN• 646 -1 1.'>1 =C1'~1\7,j NE\\'l'O rr BEACI 8llcea. nrlu , coltvc U-.wei&htnow. t0..211lbt Champion Compreasor. loats,MariM eqwp·d. Racin•• c ruis Cull. (7N795!ll 833-0 555 • bl ,.. .. I '' •-U th ·" l I s-.; ftt 9030 " Ht\V FLADI::BOE WA''T .. 'f) •• es , J••• r)'. an... a mo lOO'C 1uu1nteed r-ntie wr · .. r oo ac· Antique upright Peuc ...,..,... mg )1any xtras I' B ·' .-. ,copper.elc. C.allSandy M0-1315 c"ssor le58f air gun. Grund Spinet. Both in ••••••••••••••••••••••• iM 8461;19-I wkcnd:. <I.: Honda Small ut1lrt\ t1 Jtl1·r '15 Chl•\ \ l.U\ hro""· ...:.._...;~.<....:...-------S48il.33987S 1213 N Bu t If t T U!AtJTOt'ENTl::H DH i.">l!!91i7 . m'l!<.ba littll'"ork $:!30o Sora. recliners . cornt>r ~ ......... ,Coat < .. m 1 101 '• x Int. co n d KI c k . ew n cn se u1 inJl cvci.. 11<\'IN F. ... ..._ • 498-7S17 Winches T wo . 32·s. \)¥1 ;,1:!!1 bed. redwood tbl sot, lenl\h.~orbesloffer Lawnmower·Sear::. Sll55 /ea. Two 23·5 Lido 11. :i set:. or ..,all~ 8 30-7600 :\t>" St•ar.., IXS Tralltr .mower & l'<l&er, rn1sc 893 ~ Craftsman. 3 S HP. $100. l'IANO WANTEU. Priv $373 ,l'a. One 20 S290 S700 l'st.'tl onl't' l'c·rtt.·1·1 1111 962· 7466 . Gd. cood. 546-0842 !'arty wants to buy Piano l::1ght handles 646·-1716 ;:;2·5120 'i5 Honda 500 2l·~ I t ,11r B1kei. SlllO !m• lii:1 m 1-'onl. I 11111 !Hl 'llll>1' 1t 1•\I I 'll'tl. ~(I t•m1tl ~ lliflll ur ' \ftl•r :.i.11o :u 1K W A ....... ED mg Great mlll•a)!t.· l.1kc • SUper 3 fam ily Garage """I 6 player coin operated for cash. :>58-0913 . Ill' J h ood d $650 -52 :;-20 Auto Ser vice , Ports S I A l eCr 0 TOP CASH DOLLAR .: · 0 nson. g c·on I· 21. /\QUAH lt.:S 19i-l. \CQ new ' '1 & A.cceuo ries 9400 ·I\ l' k 111 a e. n iques, r 1"' bowbngalleyf75. S.'AVE' KAWAll Studio t100 SI.SO shllrp. 3 ... a11 .... 1r·•1ler. ' •·\~ I'll' up "1 stereo. art items, much P AID FO R Y OU R 0•7 4acn · ~ ~ " TRIU:\1Pll '71 ·;,011 C'l ••••••••••••••••••••••• "1.!llfl 71 r 11 ,0 1,1 .,., · """ Pi a no. hardly used. 675· 1213 Johnson 6hp. :-.hp ,1\ ail , mi sc 333 & 343 JEWELRY. WATCH ES. F.xlendedfront S SA.VE S AVE S La1111l'ru1:-.t•f' ~liOll l.11" Rochester, C M. ART OBJECTS. GOLD. Shooting gallery coin ~ 833·2265 lo r 9040 :'ol B $4SOO Owner will S650 Firm i;;3 1522 WITH USED P "'RTS rmll'l> ltll x:.2;, S I LVER. S ER VIC E , operated pin ball $100. ~-Goods 8094 •• ~ •• ~:.~•••••••••• financeS.'8·75-19 ----"' "'· .. 'er~k '"ov1'n<> Sale "'IND FURNITURE •· 847 .,,c.J\ ..,..... "··'ll 1979 HONDA 75<1 F Imported t ar pan,.. -,-, 1.·1c. n L'11r1I .'"'l•ll"rt·Jt IWU ..... ... ., • .-.. ........, ••••••••••••••••••••••• SPIRIT16Cal ;-.;ds \\ork. . l~PO rT r " .-.~ • bikes. des k . freezer, ANTIQUES. 64!)-2200. TR"'MrOLl~E 1971 SCARAI & 1 .,.,,.., Super Sport. Bk ·o p{ 1~ l'B \ 1· ,1111 1·1111.i 'scitas. v an Icebox. books, Misc hand tools and small "' " Twin 330's. 150 houri.. w ... ails trai l'r .x>V\I or :-.tile::. 3800 Perfett Cond 1!~~'\JT :'>l~~1.·l~:.~~t~·r 1:1mµi.: ')J.)1111 11111 t>8iK pauo umbrella set. de· CERAMIC gas engine. Pvt Ply, 7 ft by lHt.webbed mat loaded. Pri pty. !\take bc::.t o rr. 8 5 14kdys Sl.ll25_fi4t).251 4 C'\1 \nah1•1m ii•l!l!MIH l-.\l· coral.or ite ms. 18752 V1u TILlllSQUE 548-5447 on rollers LIKE NEW' offer. Need tu sell im !>*8991 -----• 5an M •-·Sa•-6x6",25<perple«.Palnt llas a covertoo!S725 or mcdiatcly ... mov1ng out l!l7~ Ka "a l>Jk 1 H:i.OTri-um-ph ll Jr<tl<'I' 111 _ 1 i!IL'h1•\ ·•11111111 v \.(. arco. UY. l ..... aJaze your own tiles ....... __ ..._....s best ofCer.Call or ar~a. Cull 5 16 1"00 21 · Santana. 7 :; OU. I I I , ' I Su 11 4 .. " _...._...,.,. ~ " ~lorcyl' l' .vw m1 ""' 1.·11 4 I \. l:-11 \I 111l 1r;11l1•1 hr.1J.. •. , '",'.''' n. · · Good for ceramic shopg W.ted 8081 731-8216 1 :'rt o n . Fr 1. da y:. ) , Sll'qJS 4· 3 !>alb Ftxed Exrellent l'tmct ~fakl· 111 . d S150 .,-.~·;. 11 1111 <'"' c:un.i 1!11 1,1_n MOVING m s t sell TV. or private parties to use ••••••••••••••••••••••• iJl-8216 <cvenini.:s & kcl'I. Slip. l'L(' s3:mu tcr pm-1%·9275 rn~ _ ·' "' furn. all hsehld goods your artistic ab1l1t1es. TOP CASH PAID 9 mm Browning H1.:h \\l•ekends) t\:.k ror 67:1 1003 -,._,... f S 1 ;;, 1>01h:1· Cluh L'.1h 1-!il 534 7S3.1 For used furniture & ap p th xt S.StlO J 72 llONDA ~Sil n ... t.>di. _..os or 0 e t.111111 S24:'>•1 nr 11111 r ~ 7072. 16761 Viewpoint · . · ower. wi e rai. · erry LASER Racing R 1 g. :l & h rt 1 k .. .,,.,1 • ••• • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • H B Pliances Working of not -,"oS837 gear:. :. 1 ini.: or """' l'.ll'U"T,\'"r f>l5•i51iiurli4h4117:! •387 • · ---Beige L Sofa. Chrome & 957.9133 . . ucr 36' ISLAND GYPSY. '78. sail:.. S8i5 Call '.\lary ,1tl " " ' GI ff lbl ht 17 n d I p dsl Ar 3 t "'"0 "•3 .L'dl> 557'7626 \O'fll'l':TO -,•.1.S1l\1•1Jtlo 111,• Ill 111.1n\ VILLA PACI FlC Garage ass co ee · w -uran new, utesl ower twn s. ..,. s ate rms. .,...,..,.,.. .., sale. Moving. Ftsh. boat cu'refr.675'8131 WANTED TO BUY _ pool Bill Woods & Irons for auto pilot. radar. Al our 5 ,._ ... 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Greener tight har· S..crifice S3200 Sl3.000. 55!.1·5164 evl'" lfM fi3fl.I l'lal>~1I1o·ll .1d \ 1• rt i-.1 n u \uto .• or ~i.·n•11. • -..111 .. l H I'd I 3l31 ••••••••••••••••••••••• fl 759 9319 ---column:-dot'' ""l •nt•lud•• t.mk .... 111 ,huck~ \lill J.000 of Items. nothing see a 0 1 ay nn, . poon rt e. Accepting · 24 · Bu ca n l' c r :! 4 o ·7 \' .. 'SP !JO Good(' 1 Ov ... "' .... ~ u ~• Bristol. C M. Tom CONN Diredortrombone bids. 6 r-1\' . Ont an~ .1pplH.1hli• L•'I'" ,.,11111 ~.111110 I' 1• "" -• $2.00. Only caSh. rn"'Q'. .,......, · -· -· 768·5831 ~ -.! .. ~~y Sl2 .. u 11)111fft.'f'. l!I .... "" ... ~..,.....,.._,,_ ~..LI.. unth~ase •E-xcellenL.con 41'GranMariMr Bay hnrr .. l!.175 Xlnt 100 -t-!\1pJ!. SJS010BOI ht·C'n:o.t'. tr •• 11,..1 1•r tl'l'" !"'" 7~11 "'"' dition.$100.675-8052after -Funy ··eq'\lt'JTllcd ....... ,... -"Y' .t1J4t544·@)1(-tmancc.rlliln!<'' lt·l:l>lll!. _ 9 ,, 7 n- checks or barter Books. Blue wool rug. 9X12. art 6PM. /\nl.Jquc fishing reels. as· beaullfully ma intained. Timderb1rd Ski lloat, 210 --------air pollu1100 tontrnl 11c-Vans -~ -~ " child to adults only. deco. beau tiful. S300. . . i.ortcd Vo m llofe & ready to crwse or li ve HP. n s.1434 547·0335 'iK Yamana YZ250. hkt• v1te rl'rt1r11•at1on~ or rh• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Clothes hs hld items 7"" n•nc DRUMS by Ludwig light S b d SI b Ill'". nl·H·r r ac:l'd iS!SSCI Jll'r dl)(:umt•nt.in µrt 1;,·, For<I \'an. 11 •'.\I u•! • OU'V't"'1. ' Pflueger . BISBEE'·· a oar · • ip may c For Sale Lido 14 ' Ne"' Everything goes! 104 blue clear. ~ F1oor.lom s. 714_675.5180 available 11 1 ,•; 1-'inanl' fi..11 Jl9i' pa ration 1·hargL'' unit:..,, 1 nnd. run~ ,.:re at S!IOll •tr Lexington Ln. <:nr or TBL TENNIS TBL. Prof. a base 24 '. 3 Ztlgren . mg possible $72.000, or Lra1ler & )la:.t Sl200 othl·rw1sc .,pcl·11n·d II\ lhl ufr :):!'.I li:.!til Vanguard & Lexington qual. NISSEN brand Cymbals. Roger's high Used Scuba eqwpmt'nl. 565.000 1s no brok{'r in ----~-I ___ ~~o~i.~ 00. ~ood t·untli thl·a1h crt1sl'r JUSl 2 blksofSwapMeet Xlnt Cond. ($200 ne w. hat comple te w /a ll med "nylonll""cl swt. volved Cll•an deal will !:>antana20.sharp.mu:.l 6:Jl:Jl!l7 Antiques/ 17 Ood).!l' vc.in. I':-. I'll Exit. 9.5 $1!i0/0BOI 631·2383 cases. S900 OMO . Call aft aJummum tank. bal'k include!!' ,\von Rcdcrcst sell. Best offer ----__ C lassic s 9 520 '' t:. xlnl <'1111d' l:J mµi.:. Su 2 F' Couc d h 6:30PM (714 ) 737.5449 pack B.C .. Regulator. & with noorboa rd.'i und " 5 213·438·2616. 1n 1 \\ ISIS ••••••••• •••••••••••••• S3SOO. ~I ·6871\ ~:\l• Sat 9-S. n. 1 ·4 urn. h, gd Con $90. Rig t "aUg" "on •ul mis" horsepower J ohnson out I LOADL"O' flshmg. camping. equip.. hand starte r set golf Clarinet. wood, good for " ~ ' ~ · '· ..... Iii 1-'ord Woodie. rei.ton·d Ford 7t; · 150. 11 111111 1536 Sy Iv 1a Ln N B. clubs. ne w $40. 2 black &r next year's band student. equip. 751·8967 ~~:.~~OS J ~ ~ ~n ~n ~~I e i 1~';:s:rh~~~. c~~~ ~h~ :\lakl' orrer 1,.16 117·1·1 $13.000 ~~;l~ cyl. .,,Ul'k, S!t!Ot•. &46-1378 wtute 1V's, portable $35 $250. 754·7529. WANTED TO BUY pool week e nds . 64 2 · -I 321 $800, DanS42·6800 wkdys 1!179 Yamaha XS·750, xlnt 675 IHSl __ _ &MS.963-5209. 7..,..1-·mset.-GRETSCH table. good cond. slate. weekdays. 840·2254 on cond. very low m1lea~e ·52 WILLYS P .U . 283 7UVW Bus. Many Item s! Jlsehld, ..-ua.. Paul 3924 lheboat CAL 2s /N t b th · ..,,,.._ Bcb T-ru·s Club .. nAi•te ftymals + h1· hat. __ • S4(). • • w P e r · Must sell. $2000. 673·5471. chevy eng. 4whd, best oC S2250. good values. ~ BaJa, ,_. .. ....,.. .... 0 _... " Clean. fully equipped for fer. 536-9795 842·8953 Npt. Bch.S /S Membership. S500 lncl. Xlnl Cond. $800646-2984 Store, Rn ... mt, WELLCRAFT Nova 25 • raee or crwse. Sell or 250 SUZUKI EN DU RO. transfer fee. 213·!i88-7468 . M ... 8095 wltrlr. 188 twins. SS pro· trade up to larger boat T1 1500 mi SS95 '65Chevy Malibu conv '78 OodJ?e Lo mi. mel'h Sat.. & Sun. Stemway, 6 ft/4 in. odel ••••••••••••••••••••••• ps, VHF Ststep. Cuddy 6939 Somethlll«forEveryone Refrig·'57 Ford ,4AI Ton A, 1926, xlnl cond. SALE or restaurant w/head. SH.SOO. ()(fer? wtNewportslip.6754349 556· · 8c:yl.S3800 \cry sound Tidy Sten •u 642·1879 Custom Cab·Big Roll 63'1-8307. fumish'gs & equjpmt. Dlr.645-2963. 752·0687. CORONADO 41. C ntr Honda CT·90: Low miles. 557·l270 S3500nego~~b_!c h42:_!~17 /S 9. ! . ladies bpd ca'llnel Filled W /Tools. L yo N & H e a 1 y Taking Inventory & lot cockpit. sloop. Best cond Llke new. Perfect school ·57 CHEVY Bel Air Hrdt p Autos Wanted 9590 Colo.r 2S" TV 8 mo's old. bids on Thurs. the 28th. Dynafoil. Xlnt. cond. & eqptmt. Npt mooring trans portation . S3SO Xlnt cond. Owm·r lcav-••••••••••••••••••••••• SCHWINN f1S. TV. S25. 546-0101aft9am. Trou v ad 0 u r ff a rp · 3S05 Via Oporto NB • w/traller . SlSOO or best av!lil S69.SOO. 673·4220 979-1773 mg area. must l>ell Make \\EPA V TOI' ()OLLAR Ladies & Men's Clothes, Yamaha Gl00-212 Gwtar --· ---otCer. 7l4·883·4343. ---offer 548·5i65 tor toµ u~l'<l ··a ri.·foreign • Misc. Hshld items. train Bronze gas Tappan stove. Amp. 833-2265 _ TY. Radio, . .LINDEN BURG 22· full Yamahopper. '79. 1201.1 mi. ----tJomesttt·s or da-<:.tcs 11 'wt. 2421 Minuteman lrg.oven &broiler: SlSO. ~Fw-nlhre& • HIR,Shreo 8098 SlopJack 24 F1ybndge, race. 6 sails w /lrlr xl nl cond. S3SO -1!17:1901. '62Sunbeam t\lpine Xlnt H1ur 1".1r rs 1•\tr,1 clean. Way, CM <Monticello N e w Und e rwood E--' .t 1015 ••••••••••••••••••••••• twl'! Volvos: nu t r lr. 812000846•0842 760.9143. c ond All rl•bll ~l'l'U.'I FIRSl" Condos> a t F'a1r & typewriter 1555. Never ...,..,.. ••• KEF Sprkrpricesarego-VlU. depth fmder. bail ----$1500 OBO tr•J·t>.'fiM Fairview. used: SUIO. Formica top ;;;;·;;·.;~ mg up Sept I. Buy or or bag. outr1ggcrs. canvas. 20· TORONADO Sail Boal ii llondu 3541 :: in 10 I --- -- kitchen table & 2 chairs: der now to beat inc m a n y x t r a ~ . W /Trailer. S1500 Bas an 1 p 111 ~· S2 9 5 1975 Bwck l'Onvert1blt.' I.a S/S 9-4. baby items & $40. 2 long T raver se a.ap. 646-0237 & Atlantrc Music. 646·8895 $13.200 /0BO. 675·3424 548·0220 ~9-B+i5 Sabn• Custom llke nc". misc. stLllf! 2424 Sierra rods: S35. 4 80" high 541-0l54 Be 'f 1 RCA 25.. . 1 eves. 973-9034 days. ,74 Honda 750 4 1.n 10 1 lo mrlcage 645·500i.le"t Vtsta, NB off or Tusun & venetian folding blinds: auu u co or Sabot. wooden. in gd cond. k 315. <22bd.&23rd. $35. Frigidairti washing Complete set of matc~ed 1V. 2 yr wrnty, free de· Nomuss. no fuss. Duffield Complete with new sail. pipe Nice b1 e SI 150. --------- ---------•machine deluxe: SlOO. exec Wa l n u t OfCtce llvery.$124.646-1786 electric Bay Cruise r . $295.714·838·5~2. 549·8445. '65 Mu:.tang. 7fi,()()(lk orrl.l Electric typewriter $65. 2722 Highland Way Fu.m .. for saJe w/accom Xlnt. cond. Call Ad rru. Am/FM l'a,..!>. m·w Lots of misc. 238 E. . decoratorltems .754-7822 22"COLORT .V.Sl23 Answer1280at642·4300. SABOTracen gged. '78"{A:'>1AHA SRSOO.vcry tire:, s 210010 BO WilM>n. C.M. Laguna Beach. 494·5830. l Year Warranity 24 houN; n day. FLIPPER. J.?rt for kids. clean. low mile.s. Pl' 49!H90'i &-1!.t!I 1277 .~ ..1 h1 o,....,_ C-'V :..>:rot.'> llarhor Hlvd. l'OST A M 1-:S/\ 979-2500 . Desperation Sale! Stain· ~awer nun~ cabinets. 642·5340 Best orrer 673·6057 >~O·S193 __ - MOVING SALE. t.rg bar. less Steel Waterless Misc walJ cabinets. 28' Uruflite 1977 :\>tega. 260 ----· ,$12.S. king w~lerbed. Cookware. :!Ope ; cutlery. 675·5444. Two Lancer Speakers. TI. loaded, $38.000 OBO. Ericson 39. full cqwpped 79 Yamaha 750 SPl·C ,Sl!iO. round dmmg tble, 556-S389 ,_,.__ Bargain S50 ea. Cost new Mr/Mrs Ha tch : 847·2563, racer /en.User. choice YC 9.000/mi. xlnt cond. nl'W ~.~~.~~.:~~ ... ~~~-~I WE BUY CLEAN CARS AND TRUCKS Sl2S. 78 VW rims . · irn 1087 $140ea.640·8862 213.592.l53lcves. slip. M.000 buys 13 ant. rear tires. rack & back ·fabrics. plants. misc. Sat Kirby Vacuu m Dual •S••HE•••R•R••v···s•P••ET•••C•A•R••E•• 9.5'7·5707. 951·27_i_o ___ 1 rest. Scott. 752·i903 ·9·5. Sun 9·12. 213 E. Sanitonic80.$100. 24"R.C.A. 16' DYER lnbrd. 4 cyl ----- 'Wilson, 64S-8373. 499-2374 Boarding & g rooming COLOR CONSOLE diesel. Pedestal steering. OLSON JO S u pc r Fast Motor Homes, Sal~ I with love, free pkup. Sl50646·3854 afler4pm S'T.250. ULDB trlr 9 sails fully Rent/StorGCJe 9160 Good junk cheap. Hurry. Patio table bar <metal) Poodle Pups Cor sale. . eqwp. Pnv. ply. 644·5613. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·n Cherokee Adult loy Most oulragcou!>. com plete. beaullful. luxury -lx4 on the road Chev~ 154 w/lurbo 400 racing trans Incredible paint Fanlasl1 t stereo. Full S Tea Cup studs 25 yrs. Hali crafter SX42. S50: BC --1978 25 FT ,Hurry. 24SJ anta Ana with high stools. S90 exp.~2S48 348Q, S40: 2 meter gear . t4' NANTUCKET. 4 cyl ~berglass sabot w tsail. • ~ Ave.C.M. Elec. appliance SlO _..:._ _______ , 19lll Walleye Ln. H.B. U.n1versal eng. $6500. SlSO. Sabot molds: hull. PACE ARROW .FINAL CLEARANCE. _499-__ '137_4 ______ Gorgeous Cock·A·Tiel. 9· 962·1809 67Ll~0915Yachl Brokerage deck & acces. SISO. MODEL C COHHELL CHEVROLET ~ llarhor Hh d c·t~TA M t-:.S \ 546-1200 power. And more Over S l 8.000 inves t e d . Sacr1 f1ce-mak<' offcr.1--- · · mos , Talks. Wh istles. ., ...,..3395 SleeP6 6 lo 8 on Gaucho Furn. anuques. mirrors. Dbl door G.E. $100 Slngle Very tame & loving. Classified Ad s. your one· GI -f -k. •· .._. . beds. full y self ron ·75 DODGE p U. new 639-1712or 675·3222 TOP DOLLAR lam!J6. marine artifacts, Door G .E. SSO Both 963-7S29orS3l·l086 stopshoppingcenter. 76 asslron. 17/ t, s 1 .. Wfod Surfer: Works Ex tamed. roof al{ cond . motor. many xtras. china, crystal. s terling, Rerrig. good working Clsh. 115hp. E"'.inrude. cellent. $500. Lots of Pun. gen e r a tor. ~ M / f" M S3000/0 B0960-6257 -cookbook c ollection. cond.646-8723 sUIJ on warr .. tncludes goodcood 497.4672 stereo c assette. C' U. -------- • 631-5748. bait tank & skiis. $3500, · radio&only 33.200 miles. ·73 J eep Comma ndo . ..---------•University Athletic Ciub 661-6878 Eve. --.. SI'-/ )lustscll'. <Ser 16981 4 h I d P"' PB Hones 1060 Membership for s ale. -•.-"' ee rive. ,.,, . ,.•••••••••••••••••••••• S400 + t ransfer fees. 18' GI bo t Docks 9070 C7 I 41 559-1304 auto trans. fl.IC. New asspar a • sm ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------radials. Pull top. $1995 .fl,eg.AppaJoosaGeldlng ,6 5.51·3510 cabin l80h.p. Mercruiser FRHDOCIC SPACE Rent motorhome. 22'.oz' cash 558.0600 d ys, .yn. Very well trained •----------0 trlr $2 000 nDQ l!c.aA self "ontained. .-.co per k nd El t I Ith b t -·... ' ·.,..,.,........ · h ( f ' _., 832· 1594 eves & wknd;r;, PAID FOR GOOD&CLEAH USED CARS! miracle mazda • w/dressage bac grou ec r c w ca 1ne m exc ange or use o week + 6• a mile. 'S1200646-7909Eves. Singer Sewing Machine. T1 Baylioer. 25r,.;· , 626 boatWlder21'.6734200. 64S·228J. Hn11faolclC.oochl065 S75.Call841.s768 .. ..,..mmrmTTIRll Cubhouse Ave. Apt. C. <--'& Newport Beach. Sid .....--9080 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6 Harbor Lawn Cernetary t>esperat.ioo Sale! Stain· Lola In Cypress Sectloo. -.;....._...._,__."11 Littte is licJ!! 'M Toyota 4x4. 2wks old. ZI 50 H.t»or lhd. 1.500mt. Pully equipped Costa Mesa 645-5700 Rick. 498-7517. . 3eas Steel Water less AU or part. S300 each. ' Cookware. :?Ope; cutlery. 642-51<M. 556-5389. ·--------~ -camper shell. nts either • GIVEAWAY PRICE Toyota or Dallun. $125. waterless S /S cookwa~. 714-981-0827. -~ptaet, nu 536-2403 ---------0 0 o o Waded Gara1e in Npt. L~o:..,_ __ .!;;:.. __ _:::._ __ .;:;... ____ _ Je•• y 1070 ffaU. wm pay l50 up per .1•••••••••••••••••••••• IDD.831~ :•UIUIEJ>IATEC~H• Tor Gold. S tl ve r.1-----~--·1 Ji-Platinum. Any kind. C.leDdarShowa ~.. amou.nl. Daniel Pre9ea&a . .Ml-DI ,,.SAM ... 0 ., ....... s-. Collec\lon• of French, En1 lilh. E uropean. OrieDl•I furnit ure Is fumltblnp + jewel.I')', allver , art , 1 ta11. ~c_ela\Dt. pafnlin11, .,._, prtmlllvea and much ••b morel -~· CENTER Ton •OcMmlrf Hotel •Hotel Circle •t ,....._Valley Rd. Plllil1flllreepeftlnc ........ M ·•..ct. Use Anlwll' At/ service when pla ci ng your ad ... a Daily Pilot ad number will appear in your ad •.. we take your messages 24 hours a day ••. you call in at your convenience during office hours and get the responses to your ad . . . this service Is only $10 per week. For more Information and to place your ad call 642-5678. DAILY PILOT IMrk Green Double Ender ••••••••••••••• •••••••• Classified Ads arc really r Iberg I a ss. Navy '77 WeUc ra!l Scarab. ~ small "people to people" WhaJebo11l Diesel Pwrd. e ngs. xlnt, cond with sales calls with big re· $7200642·7056 h ydra hois t. Doc k. adershipand bil(results! Sl7.000. P .P . N.B. To place your classified 216' Pacemaker. F tB xlnl 714·752-1400ext 320. ad, call today 642·5678. '80 TOYOTA 4X4 Sport truck. Ion~ bed. all op Lions, except air. xlnt cond. $7,600 or best ofr. 552-4845 in & out. 18.000 0 8 0 . ---------• 875-l2U;213·697-4133eva.l• ... lllll--1111--lll---------.................. .... -----11' Chris Craft. Mahogany Lapatnke hulll V8, 283 e n g . 20 k nots. im· maculete cond .• Catalina equipped, galley, auto pilot, radio, bait tank . new cowers . Ideal bay boat or weekender. At our docka. Sl6.~ or best offer. 642·573S bkr. 44' Pacema ker Yacht Flah, 19787. t w/GM dsi.. Ona n gen. Auto pilot, t ot ally r edecor a te d , «educed to SST ,000. Newport Yach t E x · dalllll 175-1.IOO D' Vlkiat S/F, '74, twin brtdla. pulpit, leek fl.ah -.WP. 2 stallona. CO 2 111. twn curu dera, ICT.-. Newpori Y•cbt ExdL 175-1.IOO. WANTED! Late model Toyotas and Vol vos. C all u :. TODAY!!~ "" ........ .. c ....... .. "' 646-U Ol w '40·'4'1 ,., .... hill For Your Car I JOHMSOM A SOM L .. n .. M'"':Z .. Harbor Bl • o.tallw ...... ,.,... ,._. old ltUff for .. ,, 1oodl11 wit .. • a..atled ........ .. '74 ..._, lMetlo Orl11 , ownr. Xlnt corw.1 eo.ooo ml DIOOtolr t>hDM l761t ._..... t701 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lfnt M li 8 , c.'()00 tllTO Toyota pickup lh Lwc l1IOO 115 l • ........ t70S ••••••••••••••••••••••• $2000 IEIATI! ...... •r•rtM ........ ,....... ......... , • ..w ......... ,...w ......... , • ..w ....... ., ....... ......... ............. .........•.•........... ....................... ....................... ............•....•..... ....... ;:: ............ . ... !.... ...._,'!'rW -..w t711 Dltw t720 Dtltw t710..... t7J7 .......... t740.. t74~ ....... ............. ...... ............. .•..•.•................ ....................... . .........••................................................................................ t7M ._.. t7M OIAMel COUMTYtt .............................................. '11 ........... aMver. W.U, Ml&J• ffMle)' 'It 3000 i111ii; ...._ air, 16 cm. Marie Ill. Wlra. ahu ---IUOO t ae10\lablt t1t7 (111VQDHYH) .. __, -···········-······· t71J A•HOO ....................... CREVIER 77 DATSUM "o WA4IOM 4 cyllndtr, 4 1peed. AM/FM radio w /atereo ii tape. M1ch~lln r<1d1ul tires. lu1u11ae r a c k . bn1ht yollow. low m1h:•. l owner. '760SMO 1 SJJtO SAMTAAMA S In -=-:or iftl• rmctialt cteih If') I V. PORSCHE-AUDI DATSUN &I If • UOAOW1U 200l £ l7th!;trtlel u••• ...... IOI McLAlllM't S.nt•An• 553.71u1 <M.1 F. t Iii• •¥ 11te111.r1t11o" 0111¥141Kliuct-ml. 39.000 m1. auto. 111r. '71 DAT~UM ZIOl Auto. trana .. ractOty a/c. AMl rM radio. maas. tlnlod 11a11. lmmiac. MuttSee! (112290). S7l99 RAV FLADEBOI.:: Bnt11h car11 US AUTO CENTER1D It. JR\)JNE H0-7100 '77DATSUM FIOCOUPE 5-speed, AM/FM radio stereo. mags. Dynamite Mileage! l3llSUH 1 • $2479 VISIT YOUR OIAMGI COAST • HONDA HUDqUAITIRS TODAY!!! UNIVERSITY SALES4'SERVICE OLDSMOllLl HOMDA GMCTRUCICS ~Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 540-9640 at 8a)'1lde °"'"e ·~wrt Boch 613 0900 8393171 & '77 m>Z. white w111addle •USID 1MW1 * 1naa whls. show room '1'2 200'l1'1t w/S/ll 120611 c-ood $6900. Aller 6pm '79 HOMDA 'l3.SOCScpe, rnlnlt~> !IMIN llc1J\:h Olvll 557 4476. ~~,ijowcwl 4 Dr. A~cord '71 AUDI 1000 AutonwllC'. a ir AM PM •tt'rt!o l •pe, rad 1io1I :., mite 114'1\JL\' I :~:I\'~, <03lla > t5 Mil.~~~:f.~~Afwy 1 '77 DATSUN PICKUP ~ vgi:;~~~E~6~c. ~~j~M ~ad~~ ~t:r~~: ·~~Awl!' R (141131 171 4 1$22-Ull Long whee l bas e . 4 mags Must see~ Call.• "T62002S tR4!iP. 1237167111 l'yl i n der . S s pt>t'd -t448WMH> COMPAlll Selection. trtdtoln eteative flaance plan• and usual price. HOUSE OF IMPORTS DIAL Mllt.CIOIS 637-2377 MORE CASH for your Mercedes. Let us 6CUle your balance or perhaps we can lrade. Call Peter Kay. House of Imports. In c. 7 14 /523·72 ~0 . 7 14 /750 ·7201 . 2131921·2588. Santa Ana Fwy. Buena Park. MERCEDES liENZ ® ·. Geu $1000 Dlscount 4' then 1et $750 rebate back! Can be used $ac~·: ·-·~). •"4•Wi•~ .. ::112S Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA 979-2500 '78 MG Midget S3650 : 640-1374 S74ts IOIWITHAM YOUS WAG .. lt~IO WfttmlO"'er AV• l1l Wll!lllMll\at~r 77630r.i <4!J6SX0> 1~!!!!!!Su!' !Dd!a!y!b!y!A!p!!pt!!!!!!!!I whitewall tires. beaut~ 1979 DATSUN RAY FLADEBOE 1 1 ~3'20t 4 ap. air <~> 1~ wbeel rings. nc" .i:old 210 4 DOOR Honda '18/J30IA,¥1tUJ0951 7tlMW•llCSI paint. low mil l'~ Automatic trans .. b<>dy 18AUTOCENTERDR. :1 * 18530lA loilded tM681 <1Glc.ll91 1dernoldings &a1r cond IRVINE 'T!*~A S tR (211151 Sliver wilh black leather $3999 !6245211. tStk . 12081. 1 1 830.7600 __ _ l 0 W E PRICES* R ~ 'S9 MG. new top. tonneau cover. Upphol & crpt. ~ire whli.. Runs gre~ tW ~l 6311 7880 E~Ull\1•C11r _ CloM4 S•~p IOI Mc&.AltlH htc. SAMTA ANA OHL Y $4589 497 2116 --------MGI 9744 un IM'I)' 1'79 Cwpei., Aud! 1980 500lti. 5i.pd. lthr Sedans 6 Convertlblt"i. mt SU.~ or S500 & a:. :.ume lse ~t 1213 mo '76 IMW 530i 850N Beach Bhd " DATSU..... 1 ·77 HOMDA W AGOM cs Ma No oCSA "'wy 1 2001 E. 17th Street Hyl · 4 spd ·a l e Sharp' 6 C)I • duto trun... l.ic tory a c. AM FM rud10. unted glass. ~un roof •t!r} c l ean l'.il l 11WRKL1 La Habra 522 SJ33 Sanlct Ana 558-781 r I t484SYY I $3699. --I --------- 77 liMW 3201. ~nrf. allo) ·77 Datsun ~z. metalhl' I RAY FLADEBOE *Low Interest Rates• ijuy or ~a!>t· ...........••...•...•.. ·7s Convertible new top. new exhaust system. new electnc. new s moke pan!.. Just smoke tested. All 1n very good cond. s.!(1()9 957 830!I 1910 SPIDERS ... EHOW!!! bl;) '71 AUDI 5000 wtwel!.. am rm cass re Blue. 4Spd. am tfm c-ass.1---------Bnt1sh Cars puir receipts. $7600/0BO air $6600 661·8&18 '72 DATSUN 18 AUTOCENTER DR •LonCJer Warranty* 12 mos Aut o muatic .11r RAY l''LADEDUE Bnllsh Cars llfAUTOCENTER on IRVINE 930-7300 63106.57 SIOWAGOM IRVINE '78 DATSUN ~cylinder. 4 s~. fac 830-7300 ----IEACH IMPORTS 848 Dove Street NE\\> PORT BEACll 752-0900 '7t ALFA ROMEO SPIDEi 5 spd.. AM ffM radio. ma gs , c o n v . (.;111 1. (2004051. RAY FLADEBQto; British Cars 18AUTOCENTER DR IRVINE 830-7300 A \1 /f'M i.tereo. µt1wt•r !>Un roof. aHoy wht!l'I!> 1299UHB> $7''5 IOIW1THAM VOUSWAC9EM 7600 Westminster A' l' In Westaunstcr 893-7551 631).7880 People who need People That's what the DAJLY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTOR V 1s ult about 1 Autos, Mew tlOO Autos, Mew 9800 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 75 BMW 5301. 4dr. JUlo. :.1r. a te, Xtras. 640·KS!JO or 835-700 I SADDLEIACK VALLEY IMPORTS hos ;mt recel•edo ... Hlection of MEWIMW'S aho IS PRE-OWNED liMW 197.i 111lver gra} 2002. air. tape deck. amifm. xlnt cond SS.SOO. Phone 673·2062. '75530!. lo m1. loaded, i.nrf. 1mmac. $6500. 645·7313. 9715 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '79CAPRI 6 cyl . auto. trans .. fat LOI)' ate. power s teerm!(. power disc brakes. tinted glass. 5.000 miles Im· mac. Lake brand new Qill Now' !174XWP I. RAY FLADEBOE Lincoln·Merc'ury 16AUTOCENTER DR. IRVINE 830-7000 IMW'S 2 new front Kon1 shocks To choose from ·74 thru !filling ·72 to '74 V·6'sl •79 . 2002·s. 32<11 's. 5301 ·8 , only S70 for both. New 630Ci's ·Sears heavy duty 48 For the best deal in month battery. only $30. Orange County ... Come Like New "Racemark" see us today ! leather sport s teering SADDLEIACIC wheel. only sso: Call VALLEY IMPORTS 675-6057 28402 Mar~uerite Pkwy Mission Viejo 831-2040 495.4949 '712002 good cond. MUST SELL' 548-7857 --- Autos.UHd ·7 1 Cap ri . ll t')I . transportatlJ)n car S500 673·8013 ·74 Capri. 49.000 m1. AC. AM/FM cass. clean in & out. 540·8190 Autos.Used 8210 tory air cond1t1on1n~. ·;9 Honda Accord. 2dr. Hatchback. 4 cylinder . I maJ(s. Grt:al second car s peed. air . AM /FM 1l54£KR1 auto trans. l'ru1!o1c"·U· stereo radio. s teel radial SI 999 mauc. am 1fm radio. a ir. Warranty Availabh: m<>l>t moocb u.res. whitewall tires. re· re.i: gas. perf cond. $68()() ar rug kit. vinyl ante rior . <(j»fsWt u~ 760-~. $5950 pin stripe, lugguge rack. vOLl(SWAGEN.INC 2 1980 Honda Accord& '68250Ss r. 09701 "Price LO sell & It!> GAROENGllOVE Loaded'' 24 months. Green w /5 spd. Be1i:?<' :M.000 mile Service con ---------1 w/auto. & AM/FM . Both $7950 tractavailable. JOOOmi.642-7866. 'i:J 2!10SE -i ~ :-.. H $3948 '77 HONDA CIVIC S-spd <22JHPO 1 SANT A AHA R;id1als -R1ms -xlnt cond $8950 DA TSUH Call Jeff aft s 548-8342 2001 E. 17th Street 5anla Ana 5S8 781 l -·;3 280C SJK S1lvcr/Hcd 1980 Honda Prelude . iOOSHG0 1. ·79 MG B. 2.200 miles. Ta ke• over Payme nts 751 6541 ~IGB·GT. 1•1ass1c. '7J. rlunt cond S3550 499.3205 -------- 1!167 . Str o n g c u s t o m motor . reasonably good ~hapc. nct.'<ls some minor work $1500 55!1-0128. 9746 ..............•........ '760PEL 2 door. 4 cylinder . 4 !>peed. radial ures. vinyl ~•Iver. fi.000 mi. like new S7.000 Call 851·0700 ·---------·77 280Z. 2 +2. Amt rm cassette. 4 spd. air. low miles. 17.000 milei.. s7soo a:.:..=~~~iii;;iii~~~I ·;; Honda wagon. air. Firm. 968-696l auto. new 11res. am/fm $9950 mlenor. luggage rack. gold . s port s tripes. 'i3 450 SE Light blue 'EXTRA C LE A~ .. radio. low miles. xlnt. •79 DA.TSUH 179 DA.TSUN I cond 752·6699 __ 280IX COUPE 1210 ·77 Honda Accord. sun. 6 cylmder . 5 speed. air. 4A~)/~~der ·d 4 s peed· roof, AM /FM tape. IOK AM/FM radJo w/stereo ra 10 s k reo. rru on new eng. Special & tape. Cyclone 11 mags, vinyl mten or. luggage pamt. Bes t offer 673-2490 CabTlolel J)Ackage. 1 r ack. bright yellow. · owner. Sil\'er. "'Fa n· 12.576 miles. s h arp. Jac)Yar' 9730 lasticPnce" Cl87WZSJ. "Saves Ga s & Cus h". ••••••••••••••••••••••• $7999 Low Kelley Blue Book ·79 XJ6. silver with red SAMTA AMA +SlSO. <9$l~Y100501 mt 19.000 m1. Sl8.950 ~ .. i l 4 9!18 ·9 839 o r: DAT;,UN SAMTA AHA iH·S22-5942 2001 E 17thSttet't ---· ---Santa Ana Sss·7811 DATSUN '71 E-TYPEVl2 ~-------2001E.17th Street I 673 3382 SELL idle items with a Santa Ana 558 781 1 --· ~~'.~is'. lot Cla!):.1f1cd Ad .77 280Z 2 +2. Hpd. elcl' '76 XJGC. xlnt cond. snrf. AM /FM cas:s .. A IC, 35·0:5~~ Autos, Used SJK ma. $8500 661 7074 KcrmaMGhio 9734 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '79 DATSUN 210 HATCHBACK '67 4spd. a t e . a ll orig. 4 cylinder. 5 spet'd, AM )!ood cond. $2800/0BO radio. pm stripes. wheel 551·2036 1705MNAI. i <833SGVI. $2481 $9950 ·1s. 28 0 C 40K Stlver1Blue. <690XVZ1. $12,950 '79 Eldo loaded.s ilver 18101 I 17,950 '76 450 S LC Load1•rl . !>llve r .lcdlher. ~· H [ l.80332 1 $28,950 ·711 450 SLC Loudt:d rn brm. <80211) $31.950 '79 450 SLC 14K M lirm 1~311. t SAMTAAMA DATSUM 2001 E. 17th Street Santa Ana 558·781 l '78 OPEi. SPORTS COUPE 4 cybnder. 5 speed. ai1 cond111oning. AM /f?.f radio w /stereo & taife. radial t1f'Ch. pm stn~. mui.:s. 'myl 1ntenor. red. ~hding roof. 16.420 mile:. nt•w ·s uper Sharp Gil~ I Saver · (426WYCI. $3999 SANTAANA DATSUN 2001 1-:. 17th SLl'rct!l Santa Ana 558·781 l 9748 .....................• BILL MAXEY -TOY OT A 50 Car & covers. rear ~hadow kit, ---------vmyl mten or, body side '71 Gtua. 48.800 ong m1 moldings, l owner . 24 Runs great. $3'700. Call months. 24 ,000 m ile _497_·_320_1 _____ _ Service contract avaala-1 -...._ 9737 ble "A Di a m o nd " . ..unA 337XWG > ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 's 65. ILES LOTUS ESPIRITS2 ,4 M lMe talli<' blue. 23.000 SANTA AMA miles. Sl7 .000 or best ofr No Dealers Plea.,c JIMSLEMONS IMPORTS 1970HARBOR BL.VD COSTA MESA 631-1276 $4000 REBATE! o n a n y brand n ew Peugeot~. 1980 505s IGos & Diesen HERE HOW!!! ''82SOS s unroof 0970> BEACH IMPORTS Truck Inventory UP TO ALL SAFETY CHECK~D FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 48 MOS. FINANCING I & 2 YEAR WARRANTY AVAILAILE MOST UNITS MANY CARS TO CHOOSE FROM AT UNDER '2000. MANY OTHERS FROM s2000. TO '3000. '76 HONDA CIVIC 'WAM>M $ .i cyl.. 4 spd . c1 ean car 3495 C820PUXl 1 76 vw RAlllT ~ '72 CHEV. PICK-UP Great WOfk truck. (97685K) 51995 1978 FORD f'tMTO $5950 IWI Dove Street JIM SI.EMONS NEW PORT BEACH 752-0900 IMPORTS ------- t970HARBOR BLVD. 76 Dwscl. 4spd. Air, snrf. COSTA MESA etc XJnt cond. Call Sun: DATSUN 2 13 ·9 ~5·3608 or 2001 £.17th Street 213~1031. SantaAna 558·7811 Maida 9738 Must sell '77 280Z. Air. FM ••••••••••• • ••• •••• • ••• cass wire whb . radials. '80 MAZDA GLC sunshade. xlnt cond. WAGON 498-1454 4 cyl . 4 s pd.. tinted 631-1276 11-828-95_12_· ·----- •75 D "'TSU ... 121 O glass. Like bra.nd new. 67 404 w a,::on. stereo. "' " Only 8,000 miles . ·77 Mercedes 280E. super runs gd. Needs brake HATCHIACIC SPECIAL. <544-0621. clean. new tires. for info work. Sl.000 548-4193 4 c~linder, 4 spet.'Cl. air. RAV FLADEBOE 1213) 694·2UU or 17141 wheel covers. luggage British cars 871·8749 Porsct.. 9750 rack. rear rug kit. body 18AUTOCENTER DR. ••••••••••••••••••••••• side moldings. "SHARP IRVINE '72300SEL4.5. full power Porsche l96S, 356SC. CQn· LITTLE GAS SAVER". 830-7300 s unroof. xlnL cond cours, condition. orig (903MUK>. Sll.000 or bes t offer. Pvt owner. See to apprec. $2697 Mazda RX ·2. 4·doors. pty, 673-2491 or644·2614 CaJI for a pp. 644..,;wo. SA.MT A AMA A/C. • michelin tires. 2001 E.17thStreet 1 radio. I owner, xlnt. 1968 25«S, 4 sp .• AM/FM 77 9US Wbite air. elec Santa Ana 5.58·7811 cond. full service record Cle.an. ~~:7866 snrf. Perf cond. $17.400. avail. Sl200 I OBO. .,._ 545-0148. '78 280Z. 2+2. Sspd. A/C. 548·5006. ..,., am/fm. 46K. s uperb ---------''Mercedes Dte!>el. Xlnt '77 9llS Porche. Xlnt. cond. $7900. 975·0012. '79 RX·7 GS. fully loaded. cond. $17.000/best. All extras. '78280Z. 5 spd. AC. s tereo. new radials. f1awless'. $7i.>O. PP. C714>497·3487 only 13.000 mi. pe r f. 534·1675 486-3615,499-4754 cond, red. $8250. 494-4745. '74 Rx3 Mazda wagon. a uto. mags, nds eng '77 280Z. snrf. s ilver. all work. g d body $500 . xtras. xlnt cond. $6700 842·2347 497·~----~-~~---------Mercect.s hta 9740 '11 510 Good Condition. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Blaupunkt amtf.m cass .. IUY YOUR MECEDES? ll00/080497-1664 MEtlCEOES? '68 280 SL: 2 Tops. Very Sacr1 £ice. mus t sell. s harp . Au lo.. a 1 r Special Limited Edition. Sl3.9S0/0Her. 673·6336. 1979 924. lmmac., most 642·9666 see to appreciate. Call ·74 450SL. mint. lo Gary or Pa my la. 646-3432 · or 540-06ll. • nuleage. $17.500. ___ 7_59_·0845 __ . ___ •75 9US Targa. 32.000 mi, MBZ •77 3000, s nrf. xlnt shape. SlS.500. Chll yellow. bamboo int .. auic 754-5783 ~fter 5. 83l-6884 tank. clean, «K. SlS,000. ask for Dick. 4 cvl. · 4 sod.. stereo r!'l1les "$harp .. '222ZE'Gl low s3295 4 cyl.. A /T, Lo w (762TOP). Mil e s 52995 '77 HONEY BEE. 4spd. We are buying all pam. Xlnt mileage. clean P.P . p_ered Mercedes Benz. · 52450673-0110 Top dollar for all models. _67_3-_7368 __ . ______ '76 Porsche 914/2 ltr . , • 7 7 HOM DA CYCC 4 cyl .. 4 sod . sir, "Clean Car " 1.il73SXXI 1976HONDA CVCCWAM>M .i cyl.. 4 ec>d .. low ml .... Nice Clean C.. (820PUX). 1978TOYOTA COIOMA WAeoM 4 cyt .. euto .. llir cond .. AM/FM tteteo. POMt" lteer1"0. ONd &twp C.. (0111NGF). 53795 53595 1978TOYOTA C&ICA Ll'TIACK .i cyt. 5 epd .. stereo. Right Miles. Sharp C.. (Stk. 1491). 1971 vw .. .i cyl.. .i epd. Sharp (498COR). 1976DATSUN a114DL Car. 4 cyt .. 4 epd., lllr. ttereo, Right Mli.t. stwp C.. (41 IRZO). 54895 52295 . 53195 ---------: Call Peter Kay now! 340Z 4spd, xlnt cond & care. $3595. 84().6807 HOUSE OF IMPORTS DIAL MER.CEDES 637.2377 1910 Ml% 240D loaded Assume lease 65.000 m i, met.aJlic blue, fold e ng. Mus t sel l. 760-0146. 714·661·~. ·77 91lS. Yellow /tan 9725 • •••••••••••••••••••••• '7tFIAT 124Spider •450SLC Dr. Blue Met/Blue. You MUST see this car before you buy any make or model. Less than 24M mi. sunrf .. wire wheels. tape. leather. Absolute Dream Car:. Ser 61>99 • can now! MBZ '74 450 SLC. Loaded. leather. Sorf, A/~, 7" lll· snrf, 66K mi, xlnt cond. loys. New Pirellis. Bam· • Si.Jver/blu leath intr. Ex· berg ste.reo, xlnt. col)d. • qui.site. 1 owner, $16.900. $16.500 or take over • P /P714/540-7982 lease. 768-\644. 5 spd .• AM /FM radio. 1mags. Coov .• 12.000 orig miles. USSVPQ l. S6899 RAY FLADEBOE Honda 18AUTOCENTER DR. '64 230 SL: Power steer· 'ID 912 Porsche. blk on t Ing. both tops. rece nt blk. snrf. xlnl gas & front end overhaul. cond. many xtras. $9800. M a n u a I 4 s p e e d . 968-573l. 788-80l6. • IRVINE '30.7600 HOUSE OF IMPORTS DW213or714 Mii.CEDES $8950/0ffer. Wkdys 'S8PorscheBl2 S4250 , SS8·l300 x 2740 . '. '78124 SPIDER. like new. sepd. rm cass. cover. lo ml, 848-40l7 t727 Olherwloe keep try ing Good Cond1Uon 5e-982S 646-8723 •Ml450SU Large selection frotn 77 eooo. sunroof. 1974 lbru 19'0. over 15 to tank best• choose from. Call for de-· s4s-4193 tails. Hoose ol Imports, '57 COUPE very good spare cond. in /out, $S5oO 9157-8170 • Inc. fl862 Manchester Bl .. MG t74Z '88 912, restored lnslcW le '78 Accord. Snrf. ac, Buena Park. Dia.I MER· ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• out. 41,000 ml on o"w lltenQ t ape deck. new CEDES on Sant a Ana , eog. Must sell. '8200•or ,,_ .., """ 1uo l7,.1 8 A.. Fwy. 76 M!cM19tDG1~ IT bst ofr. 675·0228 or ... -..... -........ • · ... ---------,_,. • 67S.3082 1eavemess. ' ror Lidda. 197t MRCIHS •79 MGI 184'12400 72 914 Blk on blk. Fact. '79 Accord. 30mpa. Hu all tbe "to 11 ln IOADSTll air,AM/FMltrtstereo, 15,000ml. air. auto, dud.Ina a power ~wu-oo(.' cyl .. 4 apd., AM /FM xlnl cond, $3900. C)U am/fm, 50,000 ml war· le ,.._er .,,. dow _ radio w /Casa., conv .• low 494-6703 Eve & W•ends ranty. Car Is pert. A --m 1· an&& mUel (911Wl.1C) ' 8teaJ aUSlOO. 875-13'10. one la lb EXCELLENT . $5881 "78 911 SC Cpe. Whfte, condition! Ask for Casey RAY FLADEBOE black trim. Super low '79 Prelude: Mint. Ex· OOnaeU when you caU Brttish Cara milea. Sunroot. eterio. tended warranty . Re1. 546-1200 llAUTOCENTER DR. AC + a mullltude 'ot taa. :J&.27 mp1. "400. crtry IRVINE xtru. MUllMU.taM ... , l&-l~ Ht-0536 IJ .. 7600 NS-CmtO.ve. : • , SPICIAIJ WM&ld . 1171 VW Van. no JUIT'Alm'9t windo~• OQOd body No ltlOIUICIC Seville Con vertible C-ro '917 CheYf'oht tUO Che•••• 9920 Rotdlter. custom wlr~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • • D a 1 h • r D I • 1 • 1 nat ut •<'cldenta. Puor or Pcnw.r " Ec:onomlcal not run n 1o111 0 K Milan 6 wa1ona Tut 2U·J'7».81Mt SICYLAD t 'ront wheel dnve. 4 cyl .. automa t ic trans . 11r cond as would you bell~ve leu than 4.~ m1Ju • t574Y8 01. wJ\ls, new radials. 2dr, lo '79 Xlnt Cond. take over BEST DUY! '75 MALIBU CLASSIC nu. Mercedes cloth top, very low lease. Xtras. "72 Chev Impala. $850. Xlnt Cond .. Must Sell! drk brn & copper tone 760-t943 Gd body. new palnl. S22000rig.Own.962·7940 \,'Olor. 1 or a klnd. an eye . --ures. Call Bob. ~-2008. . drive °" l.Od•r ~ uve! '77 vw R Mbbll. an rr. Profeul,ona leulna xtru. Id coi1d. bc:st ot avaUable rtt 61~ 2702 ""' catcher $25.000/besl ofr 79CAMARO Fully loaded 62 CORVAIR runs good, 12131287 1711 wtswiroor & vinyl top .67 ChevyCapnce.looks & S250.19th~Ohve H IJ 'M Cad C .... -DcVille. ud 17.000 m1 Mint cond runsgood S500 675·0163arter6pm -----~-"7t COROu.A as. $ 1pd. atl beh f'd red t tr«"• AMl •'M a ttttt!O uu. tltoan. ll. aoo 7$9 11111 e\' .. 19191.AktcWOOd Blvd LONG BEACH CJ I lt lt1·l H J OPl:N SUNDAYS ----- "14 Toy 1.lnt cond AM t~M --------1 1 t.ra<"k, radla1', :UmP1. 11.a\llna troubl4' 11ellhli1 your car• Tn ua' P11ld M\All &M IZIOOM2·G1M9 fOf' or nnt • A k for Tom 1'Celica hat<'hbacllt. m int cond. t,000 ml . AtC. aun roof. A M 1 f M 1t~reo . '"' '62'75. 642 29GO Atkin ... ••.......•••.........•. ------: •t DOLER IN U.S A. 'at To Ot4 <.:orona. rt•bll • · ena. am rm casa. \Int IOY rond Bst orr 730-07~ JIMMARIMO VOLKSWAGEN 11711 IUCH ILVD. .._....oaleech 142-2000 CAIVIR T~ 9767 IOllS-flOYCC ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,,_HM._.. , __ ,_..J=::19Ndi FANTASTIC ClOSfO SUNOAn REIA TES ·~BENTLEY Roll 's Con vers ion , Xln t Shape, must Me to appreciate • Make Offer 673-7084 s.. t760 OM ALL MEW TRIUMPH SPITFIRES Geta $750 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Discount & then gel LCW9f IR•ewfory Of Sciroccos All drastically reduced! Special Ed1t1on models Jva1labte 1ndud1ng 5 :.l)t'eds & auwmat1c1> 7 to dlOOSe from! CIACU MOlOAI Of l0f40 &fAC" •• 1910 SAAi $500 :: TUllOs rebate back! Can be used 1919 Lakewood Bl vd. LONG BEACH C2 I 3t 597-3663 OP EN SUNDAYS HERE MOW! asyour d own pnyment EXCIU.INT II.wt; SB.ECTIOH! -.,cz;;_.) BEACH IMPORTS ._-;;:.:.:;;.::. '76VWRAHIT ' .. ~Dove St reet 2925 Harbor Blvd. •'c.wPORT BEACH COSTA MESA 4 cylinder. automat1<· transm1ss1on. low miles. "Fantas tic Ye llow". 14821'.JA> 752-0tOO • 979-2500 Subarv 97621 ·74 TR6. Restored com - $3499 ••••••••••••••••••••••• plet I SSOOO "A l f 1978 SUIAIU e y. 552.4~ IA':. 0 r. H&-Jt.J:f owcw( VOUCSWAGEN INC GAl!OfN GROVE 4X4WAGOM With air cond., luggage rack. tape deck & much more! <52.SU FP> <Stk. 12741 ONLY $4189 FAMT ASTIC ·oo WI Pop T"; Camper. REI "TES Runs great. Good s hape "' Aft 5. 661. 7064 OM ALL MEW WI Diesel Rabbit. 19n. 2 TRIUMPH TR7s dr. tan. Becker am1rm. ~take you best deal with 32.000ml. pcrr. cond. us &then get 56.450. P.P. 711 673-8624 $1000 newp ort datsun i l~ 033 1300 back! Can be used ----------' yoordown payment Toyota 9765 • '57 K a rm an Ghia as w/Porsche power plant. Reasonable Call 1155. G.il-430024 hrs. ...........•........... ·~~'~,. '70 Corona Mark JI, 4 dr. ..olprs ·w VW Camper. rcblt eng, 68.000 mi. very good •..--!_·~··· • ures. ball. $1950. cond. $1195. 644-2052 _, .. ._._ 752-2208 2925 Harbor Blvd '77 Celica loaded S spd. COSTA ME.5A '71 VW Station Wagon. .. N.r-Stereo-30 MPG. OBO 979-2500 Sunroof. a m ;rm. etc. fO.lOpm 642-9208 ------- -Sharp. Must sell $2000 ·~Tl Toyota Corolla, xlnt '77TR?. sspd. A/C, stereo. ~Ul03 cond. 24.000 mi. new NewUressJ: '71 VW Bug conv. New Uni. MW am/frb stereo --------eng.. tires. trans & top. cass deck" $3200. Call 1976TR·7.lowmilesw/ex· l5400.orolfer.661-139l. ...a~Wl oa work dya, ~~· P /P. 1 owner. vw .71 Super Beetle. 52K 541-9996 wkeods & eves. .............., · mj, Xtra clean. Onginal. Autos.New 9800 Alltol, New 9100 Si2SSO. Offe r. 714/897·3427. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • 71 bright red s uper beetle. •. •1 '· •' ... .·. , I . :· ·'· ., . n ·:i .~ · looks great. runs great. TERRY BUICK SAAB 536-6588 COUNT DOWN TO 1981 MODELS ONLY 36 V-6 CENTURYS & REGAL'S Ill SALE llOW $21.50. 675-0349. 19 Sirocco. 5 spd. 8000 miles. alloy wheels. Bill 759-2915, 645~ VW Bug, ·59 rebll mtr. custom int/ext . dual carbs. new tires. brks & paint. $1300/best ofr . 759-1.2()6 '67 WI Squareback. new cng & tires. xlnt cond. SL3.50. 631·3197 Rabbit. & Dosher aux. tonk, 1 day inst. com· plete Sl75. 759.1209 '75 RABBIT Xlnt Cond .. Sir. yellow /blk mt. $2900 548-4239 ----'63VW Bug: Does not run. $500. 962·8050 or ~ 7979 11 VW bus. good cond. blue/while, 7 pass. $4750. 499-4672. ·13 VW Bug. xlnt cond. Blue. Private Party. $2,450. 49M927. '66 Bug, extra s har p ! Newly reblt. eng. clutch. brakes & carb. Great Int.. new paint & more, must sell Sl .soo. 646-6342 ·74 Sunbug S uper Beetle. sunrf. recent rebll eng, FM tape. orcer. 833·2177 or673-0411 73Super Beetll'. xlnt cond. mrnsl see. s;:&OO/best or- rer . 842·5858. 1979 VW CONVERT IBLE. metallic blue/blk. xlnt cond. 6900 mi, $8800 or best. 760--0861. '73 Bus: Clean. S3300 or Sl800 Take over p ay- ments. S48·6023 '68 Bug, completely restored. lool<s & runs great. 645-3439. '67BUS SUOO Invested. Sl6SO 847-3042 75YWUllfT 4 cylinder. 4 s peed, All/FM radio s t ereo w/tape, rtldial'tirJs, tug. pp rack, kellf green. tricll tllatom Interior . ''l)Jaaalite Little Car" camYO> "''' SAMTAAMA DATSUH IDOIE.17lb~t a..aAAa 558·7111 WAMT9 vw ..... IOOd toad. ...... bod7. M1~111 ¥.e.e THEODORE .--.. s:>.800 or make orr. Must 559·4774 \.'Ofld. full power. SISOO see! Dy · 644.7020. eves · 72 Vega, 95.000 miles. ••••••••••••••••••••••• VOi.VO SALIS, SBVtCI ANO LIASIHG OVt;J\Sf.AS D~LJVlo:rtY t:XPERTS ROBINS 642-3667. 400 Kings Pl. 640-l23I .75 Monte Carlo. beige Runs . SHO. Eves . N B __ __ c1.-,.9 with LJnduu top Only _67_5-_8925 __ . -----FORD JUt.O llAABOA l!lVlJ lu,IA Ml ~A b41 0010 -.... •rolet 7 20 45,000 milei; Xlnt cond ·73 t::I Dorado Convertible •••••••••••• ••••• •••••• ·79 Chevy Monlti Curio, 57;,~~~-~ ·10 ctwvellc Malibu. i\C. ~<';, ~fJ:. ~~j/:r'~!i :~~ s~!i11P:a~:~:rto \ "'> 1 tuii. new t1r~<.. nc'-' o I r l' r Cf\ I I 5 ·II PM rear render. $46001080. Extra clean '77 Electra hrruted. l own. xlnt cond. new tires. full power. a m J(m rud10 w /CB. mus t se ll 645·7448 . 12 CDV. air shocks. lee tran ~. new s t ;i rtH. ~2·4929 Or SAM 5P M Call 742-4300. #197. 24 IAl.Lllll VOLVO llMMI tlarbof' Blvd (.'~'TA MESA 646-9101 540.9467 t>U 7408 tnc 1g, xtras. see to ap prec. S2200. 846·52Sl. 10 s daily. -----Camaro 9917 S400 bes t ofr. Cher> I ~i·6561 hrs. 540·4614 ---------------Autos. M•w 9800 Autos, Mew 9100 ·7s Chevette. lo ma • • • •• • • • • • • • ••••• •••••• •••• • • • • • • • •••••••••••• Sl99S 640 096i '75SKYHAWK stick shin. ••••••••••••••••••••••• p '· p b. tilt wheel. good '76 CAMARO LT V8, )(Int t·ood 646 3572 rond .. Cull pwr. AM nt. '69 Bel Air. runs gd. -------vcrycleun.A/C $3,795or $3751080 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '75 Skyhawk. auto trans. beM ofr 673 647!J 646 6996 9901 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ps. air. s nd. c ru1Sl'. --- amifm cuss. lthr. wire Autos, M•w 9800 Autoa, Mew 9100 Coming In September ••• The Dodge Dealership with a difference •.• MOTHIMG ova hubs~ new radials $29!.:15 •••••••• • • • •••••••••••• ••• •• • •• •• • •••••••••••• $4995 MAIERS AUTO CENTER 1425 Baker Street COSTA MESA 540-9202 luic:k 9910 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1966 Bwck Riviera. Huns good. looks good• See to a pprec1ute ~ $975/obo Ask for Dnv1d at 975-0113 ~965 Cadillac: 9915 .•••.•...............•. '76 CADILLAC 'SEVILLE \' 8. automatic. J lr, A~l 1 FM stereo. radial l'h1tewalls. much mon• t2790UNK1 $7495 BOIWITHAM VOLKSWAGEN 7600 Westminstl'r Avl' in Westminster 893·7~1 638-7880 ·77 Le Sabre . Sunroof ·1a SEVlLLt.: Silver. 21M $3950 Call Bell) 831-f l 14 rru. llke new. or495-2378 640-7132 '74 Estate Sta Wgn, "'ht & bm. )(Int cond. Loaded $2000 640·9455 Alltoa, Mew •.. in selection ... in the price you pay ... and most of all •• ·• . s . ' ••. m erv1ce. 2888 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 540-0330 NEW CAR DISCOUNTS i USED CAR SPECIALS MODEL STICKEll PlllCf ~~ DtSCOUNT '75 PlYMOUTH u.T'4DI. 6068 933704 5756 169.28 6420 5895 52 5 I FURY RAlmf 4DR. RAlm1'4DR. RAllfl'.2•. RAlllT4DR. RABmT2•. RAlllT2•. RA88IT 4DR. RABllT2DR. RA..,.2 ... SCIROCXX> SCI ROCCO SCIROCXX> SCIROCXX> SCI ROCCO SCI ROCCO SCIROCXX> SCI ROCCO I 5'J53 811085 6215 910385 6173 953140 5757 831765 5968 858726 5759 858490 6209 852121 6250 851255 5891 040000 5917 047597 5308 037304 6010 051055 5909 040640 5922 052207 5972 001487 5910 041330 6637 6902 5650 6450 6797 7352 6637 7207 7382 9235 8535 8880 9790 8820 9050 8762 8869 5991 646 629.9 603 5450 5995 6142 6489 6056 200 455 655 863 581 6695 512 6595 787 8384 85 I 7715 8080 820 800 8995 795 7995 825 8295 755 7876 8052 SCI ROCCO DIESB. WAOON OIESB. WAGON DIESB. WAOON DIESB. WAGON 6011 045107 9770 8980 6051 147106 10,680 9895 6013 135111 10,620 9895 6292 160233 I 0,620 9895 6050 147303 I 0,680 I 0,012 886 817 790 785 725 725 668 4DOORDBll DIES&. WAOON 4 DOOR DIESB. DIESRW~ 5939 I 26146 I 0,340 9727 5942 115115 10,045 9608 5936 114344 9570 9187 5946 111919 I 0,680 I 0, II 0 613 437 484 570 DIESR4 DOOR 6015 141463 9765 DASHER WAGON 6060 361141 9165 DASI& 4 DI. 5894 093745 9155 DASIB 4 DI. 5937 115758 9615 MSHa•DI. 5931 102760 9415 VAHAGOH 6202 09395S 11,325 VANAGON 5115 074998 10,615 CAMPER 6055 09952 I 13.540 AU PLUS TAX 9237 528 8375 790 8296 859 8766 8597 I 0,595 849 818 730 9700 895 12.s40 1,goo '74 v.w. 412 '76 BUICJC I lf SABRE '73 TOYOTA CELICA '74 AUDI FOX I '76 AUDI FOX '75 CHEVY LUY 11ttJCX '75 v.w. SCI ROCCO ·nv.w. RABBIT 76V.W. BUG 74V.W. CAMPER '75 v.w. CAMPER '76 v.w. DELUXE BUS 79MG8 '79 FORD MUSTANG '78 HONDA ACCORDLX 7 8V.W. BUG '78 v.w. BUS '79 v.w. SCI ROCCO 78 AUDI 5000 76CADIUAC SEVlll.E 78 AUDI 5000 4 Door S1a11on Wagon V·8 aulo trans power steering power brakes luggage rack t992PCXl 4 speed AM FM stereo racho disc brakes. vinyl interior 1 234PRCl Custom. air cond1t1on1ng. oower s teenng au10 . AM F M stereo 1375RDG) 4 c;oeed air cnndll 1on1nq r.11c;c brakes AM FM tape stereo mags 820GVM) 4 Door Auto trans air cond1t1on1ng AM FM s tereo tinted qlass '260NOY) 4 s peed air cond1t1on1nq AM FM stereo taoe whitewalls '0386781 Wit,, camQf'r shell 4 soeed mags. AM FM taoe 1 5990441 Ptns triotng AM Fii/i Stf'r(>O disc brakes '033 t72l 00Wf'r 4 <>OPf'd c;unroof oowPr d 1c;c brakes AM FM stereo taoe 1794WtGl. 4 s oc eo mPtall1c 51lver. wheel covers AM FM s tereo 1109939) Aulo frans. air cond1t1on1n9. oower brakes hi-back bucket seats. AM FM radio. c ruise control 1829LFE) Pop tap. deluJCe camper eou10 4 soeed oower brakes. whitewall tires '565LZ Ll. 7 oassenger 4 soeed overhead air cond1t1omng power brakes. AM FM radio. vinyl interior. r 138663) Convertible. 4 speed. power brakes. AM 1FM s tereo. vinyl inte rior. 1882WEUJ. TURBO COBRA. 4 speed. mags, AM 'FM. sun roof. only 5.000 miles. 1171XZQ). 5 speed. air cond . AM 'FM stereo. alloy wheels. radtats 1937UBV). CONVERTIBLE' 4 speed. AM 'FM stereo cassette. wh1t.:walls 1057567) CHAMPAGN E EOITION1 7 passenger. automatic. AM FM stereo. 1090532) . Fuel in1ect1on. 4 speed. air cond . AM 1FM stereo. radials. alloy wheels. 1055XNM) Auto matic. air cond . AM 'FM stereo tape. radials. cru1se. I 147ULVl. V-8. automatic. air cond AM 'FM s tereo. radial whitewalls. much more. 1270UNK). s1595 5 1995 s1995 . s2595 52995 53495 53595 5 3995 5 4395 5 4595 54695 54995 s5595 ss695 s5995 S6495 56995 56995 56995 s7495 s7495 s7·995 / . I ...... UMHI AMtee. UM4 ...... UMd Autos, UNCI ....... 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J\m.Sll6-~ Mab Oftt:t 646 8744 • v a • I 0 R E A T 831·1260. 9957 automatic trans .. ractory l l nd t • ----SHAPE ~~• Sl.250 or beat iur cond .• pwr. s\eerinR. 'TT Trans Am . looks lite 4 e 'I • er· au om1 \u: "J8 Cordoba. 2~.~ ml. II ofter 675 1230 673.3068 96 GT 289. auto. new eng. ••••••••••••••••••••••• luggage rack & AM /FM Ju.st drove orr show room \ranatolulon. •Ir. ull trl l'l'Ult l' :m c und 8'73-2712 . . tire s . up h o l goo d '7S Pinto Sta Wgn. v .6. s tereo. Imma c ulate floor. Fully loaded. a f':.c • ·._~:~.:~r. ~: .. ~ . ..., 132 m__ ... -... '" $38001080S.Sl·2036 __ ~aS2uto.095. pJ6s73~~ Xlnt lhruout! <~7°'87 I. 15!e1.a11~7at7.S4950. Must ffe, 11l78 Uodaie Cult , E x ~v ., .. wtwoel cover•. vinyl In C•tll e•hll ttlO cellent ~'Ondlllun. 2 dOQr '77 GHIA $4500 am/Cm . . $3599 lltrior. 24 mo•. 24 ,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sedan. m•roon. low st~reu. a le. mag whe~ls. 73 Wagon. 54.000 miles mU . rvkc cu~tra.ct "Tl :t dour. Milke CXCer m1l e 11&l', 4 'l p e ed p1s.lo m1.CaJl642·4200. Runsgood.$850 IAILllKE • at I!' b I.. · ·Co< u &lbUia Island tranamumon. 1-'M s tereo 24 hrs. "333 ~·2720 _ _ _ IMPOllT SALES Brown' 'llurry 1111hi• 1113 ~4!7 "lll"'tt .. S3,<"'" FJRM 7 N G RellableUsedCars pr1l't'" llO:JXKO > ' " "' oJ.1\1 Mustang. '66 2 + 2. auto. 1 ew pa int, ·real 1985 Harbor Blvd. 14116 'll Mark lV <.:hamp ~lrv111c: ···--· disc Must sell transportauon.S900 COSTAMESA SAMTAA .. A l'Of'd <..'hampa&ne conct ·77 AS PJ.o:N WAGON 21M 759-9143. 960-4645 631·0743 0 .... ,....... Slklblk leath tnlr 12400. 11,1• Whit". G·"·" Con<.I. .72 F' d p· ~·U\ So -_..... u ti 0 h ..... '"""'' ~ uuu Back to i.chool " '67 Must. or ioto ,,..,.,. me """I ... 17\h '•''" r-t .... ut t •t' r -"""" Gt» 7132 bod d d ~"" "' """ "" . _ _ _ • 289. 4 spd. new paint. xlnt Y am!il(C·rear co ho.nl1tAna ~~ 11111 Cer-1.... tflZ 66 l>AHT Vs. lo miles. I intr. £2300 /best urr ~ok Bonme 675·~ - Sii US RIST! \\'t' huve .. ROOCI io.t•lf'C'llOll 11 1 NE W 11 ust;o Uk-\ rolN>' COHHHl C HIVROlfT "~ :-' • I l \ \~ I '>4t>-I lOO •••••••••••• e •••••••• e. 7c.A. OC: C Ai? O~l.!C lt7I COIYmt owner. ~ti l'ond $i~ .... -11 .... or.rov·~. __ '72 Pinto Sta Wgn. auto . Sliver Ann1\/Crrrnr)' 001 ~4193 ·75 Mustan g V6. <Auto air. am radio. m ust :.ell 110<1 with ONLY 14 .000 i i Ollrt Swmgcr, 2dr . fl lrans. AC.:. $2000. 497 2ll6 ____ _ mtlN' S0.000 <.:all l')l. lowne r . 645·936..!_ __ 1-497-1 810 ~5157~ -• ·- ·75 Wagon. V-6 eng auto trans. ps. Sl900. .9940 II no 1.11111wer please keep Ford- ll')'IOjl ---------······················· Co 91 9933 1977 FORD Oldlmobile 9955 548·1531 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1975 OLDS l9?1 Pinto Runabout. itood Cutlass s..,...,.. cond S600 Call Larry. •••••••••• •• • ••• •• ••• •• GR.AHA DA GHIA '75 CHEYROUT '7' COUGAR XR7 2 Door Fu 11 po we r . NOVA Auto tra ns · fucton ·' c. automatic trans .. u1r Coupe. Air cond .. pwr 700·9375 _ sleenng. '>rake:. & ""!" ·73 Pmto great cond. lo m1 dows. lllt wheel. A~l I'M S2.UOO bst ofr GAS SAV ER 6 l')hndt..•r POW\'r steering.po we r l'Ond .. radio & ready to stereo w /8 trac:k tape & <1 \ll lS36·2231 '75POMTIAC LEMAMS COUPE V ·8 . automa t i c: transmission. air cond1· t1oning. AM /FM r adio w/s tcreo & tape. m<11-:s . Landatttop. trick l'ustom interior. wide base wh11t.• lettered \Ires "VERY VERY SHARP CAR .. t172LPDI. S2573 SAMTAAHA DATSUN 2001 E 17th Street Santa Ana 558·71UI '70 Executive 9 passengt-r sta. wag. I owner. Xlnl. me ch . cond . Days : 644-8055. Eves: 644 5942. '76 FORMULA XJnt. cond. waded. Must sell. SJc. $3.195. 675-3'J30 ·71 FORMULA 400. p/s. ptb. u1c. stereo. I own . X.lnt Cond S2100. 752-1968 YecJCI 9974 ...•...•.............•. ·73 Vega . look:. fine. runs Rreal 32mpg. $6001080 833-0558 ·74 GT parting out whole car. 968·9028 Must Sell' ·72 Red. good bOdy. needs block. be:.t olfer. 840-2527 ..iulo mat1c transm1sswn. disc brakes. powl•r win· go' (364TDE). r..ower S\et-rU\1t, AM if'M dows. st~I ratl1al t1rt>:.. 53399 truly a gem : < 172PPI 1 $2999 9800 Autos, ·Mew 9960 Autos. Mew 9100 radio w i.tereo & tap<'. wh1tcwull I ire:. "hl•cl pin :-t ripe!.. body s ide covt..>rs. tinted g la:.:.. EARLEIKE moldmgs. wheel covers. vin> I roof Low m1lea1te IMPORT SAW beige & clean as .1 pin 12 ::iupt"r bu) SHUR RYS. Reliable Used Cars mo:.. 12.000 m1lei. 1>cr 111cl' t48!J\\ICJ L • """c t-1 bo Bl d f'AY F'LADEBOJ-: .l"""' 11.r r v · \'on t r a c t a v a 1 I a b 1 t• ' • -COSTA M "''SA Lincoln Mere ur) """ ISTMIJ8J 16 ;\UT OCENTEH L>tt 631 -0743 $2366 SANTAANA lRVINE '78FORDT·llRD DATSUN 830•7000 Auto. tra ns . ractory a ll'. 2001 E 17th Street '69 COHVERTllLE power s teering. powe r Santa Am.1 558· 7811 runs great. Sl:>OO or o(Jer. dJ~c brakes. linlcd glass. -----Landau top & more. Just 'M Chev} Sedan V8. auto 6'1J-4200_.__ -Call <071UNG I trans. radio. o rig 1nnl ·71 XR-7. ne1A motor & llAY FLADEBOE 72.000 m1. 2 owner stock trans. Beaut cond. Sl6!lS. L1ncoln-Mercur} S3.0001bst-orr 846-4519 IW7· 7011 Ui AUTO c.; ENTER DH --------- -IRVINI!: '74 CHEVROLET 0octig. 9935 830-7000 EARLEIKE IMPORT SALES Rehuble Usl'<i Car' 1985 Har bor Blvd COSTA ~I ESA 631-0743 '7\l Cutl as!> Suµr c m<' Br o u ~h a m Full y eqwpped. A:.:.ume leu:.t' Ca ll Wi ll : 714 832 39~1£ dys. or call Bob 548 57 !0 '77 PLYMOUTH VOLARE WAGON I J\ulo trani.. ~actory a c. , l'(JWcr steering. µowt'r disc brakes. wh1tewull tires. tinted 1':1a.'>s. lu~ gage rack. Super dean \-\47YBAl $2999 RAY f"LADEBOE Honda l>IAUTOCENTER L>R . IRVlNE 830-7600 79 Old:. Toro Ull'!>l'I l.1kt· ----- n c• w ~I I!. I u 11.\ lj7 Va lia nt 6C) I. <A uto. eq uipped SI I 000 firm am rm. lx·:.t offor OH'r 64<J.8862 or 6-11 II~ S5(JO 494 .5 iii I l'\l'' VEGA HATCHBACK ••••• • • • • • • • • • • •• • • •• • • ---'78 FORD FIESTA '7!1 D1esl'I Old~ Cutia:.:. · fi!! I' I) m () u t h S µ 1-. 4 I 4 pd 1 S Broui:ham " all xtra:-. Surbur b<1 n W~n new I SOUTH COAST DODGE . c:y . s .. a c upcr rruleagc Low pnce. Cllll Assume last lkmu ol 3H ll n:'>. A C. A;\1 Jl-'l\I H (074TXV> be <.:ult !155-0031 wkd)~. tn1c·k. real )!Ood t..·ond. 1n ...•.•.•..................••.....•..•......... NEW COUGAR XR7 s5199 -I cylinde r autom atic trunsm1:;s1on. AM / F.\-1 radio. white wall tire:.. rail) wheel CO\ e rs . vinyl int~nor 5-t. 710 mtlt.~. CoCo brown "Te~l Orne th111 nice ~as Suver" t921KELI It's commg soon ' Wall·h for our grand opcninJ:: · : RAY FLADEBOE ~'>1 lbl:Jl'\<'!>&wkndi. &oul $6~!°).6'J5·~ I IS AUTO C ENTER DR. Autos, Uud Auto1, Us~d .. Autos, Used Autos, Used Lmcoln·Mercury -----r S207~ SANTA~MA DATSUN 2001 E . 17th Street Santa Ana 558·78ll '70 El Camino. Gd. cond $1.900. 080. 960-6257 ----------Chrysler 9925 ........•••••...•...... '71 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER f"ac tory ;i ,r;:, po wer steering. µowt..•r dbc brakes. powl•r window:-. powe r se a ts. AM /f-'.\-1 radio. tinted glas:.. vin>I 2888 Ha rbor Blvd. C.:OSTAMESA 540-0330 1977DODGE ASPEN COUPE VS. u ulomut1c trn n~. fot•tory uir t ond . I'" r ~teenng & L<indau toµ Hurry fo r \his tllll'! 1034TMH >. $2999 11{VINE ,' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••.-••••• 830-7000__ * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * '78 FORD COURIER 4 cyl., auto. trans. Pnced \OGo. !1637255) $3999 RAY FLADEBOE Bntish Cars IS AUTO CENTER DR. IRVINE 830-7300 l!rlS Ford Mdl T . fla tbed truck. gd cond. Muke of· fe r C all J oyce ;it 675-2565. Monday AM to '611 Galax 1e Scatbac k. .. ' roof. t ilt wheel. cruise -Classified Ads are really IF YOU see. 3 5 . o O 0 m 1 I es e 11maU "people to people" have a sel"Vice to offer or SHURRYS. < ll~I. ... Uttt. is liq!! l ronti;ot. leather. / ~ust EARLEIKE IMPORT SALES Reliable Us ed Car ... 1985 Harbor Bh•d . COSTA MESA 631 -0743 Good cond. $499/or best. 642·9072 ·79 Mustang Gh1sa V6. ale. stereo. p/s, p /b. 13M mi. must s ell. $4700 839-5573 .. •:adership andbigresults' 1n th e D a d y Pilo t Lmcol~-Mercury ~ calls with bag re-., goods to sell. place an ad HAY FLADEHOE • .. To place your classified C1ass1f1t..-d Section . • 16 AUT0<.;ENT.Ell DR. od.calltoday 64250'78. I Phone642·5678. IHVINE • 830-7000 ·77 Aspen: 4 door. 3H.000 '64Galax1e500. run:. good. miles. Xlnt t•ond. <.::ill SS001orfcr. ~ WHER ' . ~ ., ... , .... tt ... o , ... ., ...., ••• 832 03.59. Askmg S2800 or Call 631 ·0784 • AHO OW ~:;.:;_.~:~:~.!::c,;':,. :_: • RIGHT HEif (1 o ... ,. ••to• ••" ... , •'-• 9950 '76 Cordoba. xlnt cond bestofCer Nr. ps. pb. amtrm with ----M«cwy tupe. tit wh l & crwse con· Have something lo sell" •••••••• ••••••••••••••• ' -""~··· •••• ""'' C.•lf ..... ,.~ trol $2995 K.10·58'\3 Class1f1cd a ds do 11 w<'l l ORANGE COUNTY'S FINEST LJNCOLN-MEHCURY DEALERSHJP _:---v/ VV(7V: Hey, 8 cOunty! . l NoWlf Now is a great time to look tor smart buys on 1980 cars. The Daily Pilot and the new car dealers I of Orange County suggest you check the easier credit terms, better gas mileage and lower maintenance available in 1980 models through participating Orange County dealers. 'dsitors to dealer showrooms may register for trips and other great prizes now through September 1 ! All makes, models and colon Cla88ified Auto Advertiaing in the OAllY PILOT RAY flADEBOE LINCOLN-MEHCURY 16-18 Auto Center Dr. SDl'w) Lake Forest exit IRVIN.h: 830-7000 '78MERCURY MOH ARCH Auto trans .. factory ale. power s tee r inR. powe r disc brakes. power win· clows. stereo. whitewall tires. ll11ted glass. Lan- dau lop. Ult wheet Super Sharp. t038VN I I. S3899 RAY FLADEBOE Lincoln-Merc ury 16AUTOCENTER DR. IRVINE 830.7000 1979 MERCURY BOICAT Automatic transm1Ssion. factory air cond .. power steering & power disc brakes. <902XHF1. $4199 EARLEIKE IMPORT SALES Reliable Used Curs 198.5 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 631-0743 '72 Colony Park 9 pass. wgn. Loaded. Onginal owner. $1000.675-6161. '76 Monarch. VS. 4 dr. A/C. PS/PB •. Xlnl cond. $2200/bstofr. 963·3191 '78 Colon y Park 9 passenger w agon . Loaded. Xlnl. cond. Original owlier. Asking Z .000. 673-2290. Mnt.g 9952 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1977FOID MUSTAM••HIA Sunroof. a utom allc trans., AM/FM stereo wlt•pe. pwr. s teering Ir brakes. factory air cood. & wlre wheel covers. Truly a gem ! 072TDE>. $4599 ...... IMPOIT SALIS Rell•le Uted Can 19 Harbor Blvd. C06TAMR8A 631.0743 •• Sllper sharp. 1.1.850. 219. candy appl• red. wht. vinyl top, •29'73. ' *********************** BIS WEEK'S SPECIALS YOUR CHOICE ••• Jt;ST A FE"' EXAMPLES: ·79 "W RABBIT (7!lZWlJZI No•· 0.1, '5295 '79 OLDS.UOBI LE Cl 'fL.\SS 1822WIM) No• O•I~ '5295 ·79 .llER C L Kl C.\PRI '4995 ·73 CH E \.'\' OIP,\L.\ M.\00~ '3595 '1895 ·79 C H £VROL£T CA~1'RO (J71YBD) New 0.1,, '4995 ·79 B UICK REGAL (001879) N9w hly ·7a t\UDI SMO '-8995 SEE IJS Tlll8 WEEKENm '" .................... , ...... " ... " .i--.tl•r• 1 .............. ,..-11 IHI -"11-"'•l r.rtlflMtllo-.... \II r•1P...i.t-11"p .............. . 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My FIRST wMft In a circle found, let•kes to whlrtlng nM1nd•nd,...,nd1 My SECOND elevated hfth, C.lmly surveys the ..-slMSby. My friendly WHOLE acts Uk•• brother, Not kw himself, but for another. Who Is cited In these statements? ... _, e · Sutn t,fumllerl T•ll• a f\alf, • tMnl •nd • fourth of ttNI ...,..._•Rd n. t9t•l 'wm lie one more "'-" the l'Mlritllltr. Wf\at ,..,,......., 'M l-•t HqWnu9<11 e Aldd•Me-Thlsl Which cheese Is named for a dog? Mutt·urella. Which cheese Is named for a mMsure? Llter-kranz. Which cheete Is named for a ·robber? Lim-burglar. ,. _.,...•MM .. ,.,M · JOYAIDlt WMtcanyoudrawtocemple .. thkclotplctvre? •'°~ ...... A ·-11JC1dt :uew ·n.,.o•s :·•uv To find out, simply connect dots 1 to 2 to l, etc.. HI ROLLERSt Add these colon neatly for an amu~lncJ scene above: 1-Red. 2-Lt. blue. l-Y•llow. 4-lt. brown. s-Flesh. 6-U. grMn. 7-Dtl. brown. I-Ok. green. 9-0k. blue. 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Of al lbc ~Bmces in the avenge AID8lcm home. which -the me.a 1!M11W md which the le.Ml? -LK., ...... M.IM • Depending upon the climate, heating and air-conditioning are the main users of energy, at least on a seasonal basis. But right behind them on a daily basis comes the hot-water heater. The least amount of energy Is EMf'gY .aver: Stay out of hot ""*'-used by items Slich as the electric can opener. Anyone looKing to save energy, and money, can do so most meaningfully on a year-round basis by practicing conservation measures directed at the hot-water heater. A few tips: Use a lower temperature setting on the heater itself; make sure the dishwasher and washing machine are used only with full.loads. FOR CATiiERINE BACH. SW al The Dubs of Hoaard Y• _, ~ Mwr dlillk "'leia be c=--... •Is tha1! mv a - apm to tb9 nM? -J.S. Cllaper. Wvo- e There are two. In my private life, the only challenge I won't rise to Is when it comes to marriage. I was married. once before, so I want to be careful when I think cl tak- ing another shot at matrimony. In my career, I won't take chances with saipts because I know from ex- perience how nen superstars can get ruined with a bad part. And I'm not that big to take risks. FOR JEFF CONAWAY. oo-star ol Taxt Why do JIOtl keep nibb6ntr 9DW bm..d? .. ti • D8\llOU8 MbM7 - G.V •• Elkhart, Ind. · •Yes. I do it to stop myself from squinting, which is another bad habit -one that J picked up from my okler sister, Carla. She got Into the habit because she would not wear g.laSM!S as a kid. My squinting turns to frowning, whic;h could turn Into ugfy wrinkles ~n my eyes. So when I rub my head, I'm tJyi1lg to rub away those frown lines. FOR BARBARA M. WATSON, Assistant Secretary of State for Consular Aftalrs Is tha-. .......... to ,os job? -S.S., G.y, Ind. • I am in chaJge of all consular operations workiwide, as weD as the second-largest bureau within the Depart- ment of State. 1be responsibdities are enormous and demanding but, bke most jobs, there ls a )jghter side. Usually around 7 or 8 o'cJoc:k ln the evening after a long and busy day I sit back and relax with members of my staff. FOR THE .. ASK'" EDITOR la it true that RJchard Burton la a vay lenient parent? -S.K., Yodl. Pa. •According to Maria, 19 (whom Burton and Llz Taylor adopted as a baby), home life was not an ongoing state of discipline but a place to ~ the right and wrong ways to behave. "Wrong" was poking her tongue out at the maid (that earned Maria her first, and last, spanking from Richard); .. right" was being truthfuJ, considerate and never taking advan- tage of others. 1lle Burtons tried to The dod who married dear old mom. show their children the value ol money and how not to waste it. Maria said her father was the "boss" of the fami)y, one who long ago prepared, via trust funds, for the future d his brood. ~to what It's like being the daughter of Liz and Dick, Maria reports: "I think twice before making friends because people think I'm oozing with money." FOi{ CURT GOWDY. host of American SportSmon In what "llY dkl you help to~ "9ck Niddaua'a .. ? -H.C., Joplin, Mo. e I don't know that it was dramatk: as all that. But I was with him at the end of his "Fat Jack" period. The time was the late 60's. Jack, Roone Arledge and l went fishing ~n the San Juan River in Nicaragua. At the end of the mp, the three of us had lost a total of 42 pounds due to inedible food. That was the beginning of Jack's "new" look.-iie had lost 16 pounds. FOR GLORIA SWANSON. ~ Do you aee many movtes? -J.P .• EvaNdale, Iowa •Very, very few -for two reasons. I have been pouring whatever spare time I have into writing my autobiography and, which is more to the point, I am not interested in what Is around these days. I am not interested in spending good money and valuable time on porn, destructive stories, cruelty, four-letter words. If I want to be entertained I go to the theater, which Isn't as guilty of all those "crimes" as the movies. FOR BOB GIRAlDI, dlrec1or of TV commercials .. the publ6c lmprwed when • ~ Mlk • pc-oduct? -B.B., Fllnt. Mich. • lbe public Is not really concerned with who the "seUer" ls in the commercial. They don't really care If the star of the commercial is a "superstar'' or the guy next door. The publk: will only buy the message being communicated If tt appears to be an tmnest one. The integrity of the message, not who presents it , is the most Important factor. PRO 5-.eor Howwd H. Baker (R.-Tenn.), Senate Mlnorty Lader PRO AflD COO CON Rldaard M. ScamllM>ft, director, Elections Re· search Center I'd &Ice to tee a system of four pri- rnmies. I would .not ake to tell regional primaries but a system that dMdes the country north and .oudl along time-zone bowidad!IS. I ~ you ous#1t to shorten the time that Is avalleble foe campaign- ing. 'ctxa could taart the p1marta In Mardi .,d end them In May. One MV 01 another, we hew to grt away from this bmnll of haW'9 an eAec:tiot 1 ewry Tuesday and evey Saturday al the way from January und June. Should There Be a Umlt To the length of Time For Prealdential Onnpaigning? I like our' present system wtth pri- mary voting P'S on steadily from January to June. The voter can see candidates ooer time, under ~erent conditions In ~all states, week In and week out. A candidate may weaken • on thil t~ obstade coune; let him poop out In Wbconsarl In April, not In the \Nhle Hou.18 aft. he't .a.ca.d. And a cen- dldallle wllh lmlled money c.an go to the_,.. one at a time and not hew lo campaign In a dalen al at onca. • At last, you can dean and shine your no-wax Ooor the way YOU want to-WinlOlIT wax! Introducing new Brite. Brite deans and shines so well, tests prove that for a beautiful no-wax shine, NonDNG shines brighter than Brite! Used regularly, Brite's no-wax formula is made to improve and protect your floor's no-wax stilne. And that can lengthen your floor's lifetime. SO try new Brite. It's the one product you need to dean and shine your no-wax Door. And lllA T'S dynamite! O MOS..C.,._,•S....w . 111 .. o..11r. ..... ...,..,_..,. __ • c , ..... _ .. ~,_ .... ....... ,. .......... ,.......,. .. ,__.._ .............. .. .... ffl ....... ,.., .... ,. 1 ................... ,_,_.. .__,_.._. ....... _ • ...,_, I , .... ._..._. ........... V.W .,, .............. , .... ~ .... ..,., ........ c..11 ..... 1111 fflt.._aa. ... ..., .. US.A._...,._D I 11JI..._....._., ..... ._ s.c.,..__ • ..,-.,,, ,, c..r. ....a.alllll•a•-•.o. ._ 1711. a. °'JI. N.C 2'111. ~ •. .......__ ...... ••111Slmlllllmlll! .• 10lln L----------~---~-~----------~ .... Stinging Up 8Qby How Your Child Gtowa ftom Bltth to Age 5 Eoay chUd fa ao um~ that pedlatrldan8 conatantly adviae YolDl9 patt1U. not to pay attention to charts. -when a chUd la 'ready' to learn a new •ep, he needa little help to achieve It.• ~ Dolma Heyn From the moment of btrth, an in· fant's senses are at the ready: He hears, responds to light and to touch. He wonts to grow. And each step ln his growth Is made possl- ble only by the previous step, which lays out a precise path ln a constant, patterned development of his senses. How long an infant tnkes to go through each stage ls so Individual a matter that pediatricians are CQOStant- ly adwtng young parents not to pay attentk>n to charts. "When a child is 'ready' to learn a new step, he needs ltde help to ach~ lt," writes Dr. Bmy Brazelton, the noted Boston pediatrtdan, In his book, ln/artta and Mathen. 'When he must learn It via mechanisms that are not yet ready, he will spend energies which may be ex- tensively drained from more bnpor· tant are.as of hJs total dewJopment." From birth through the prachool years, YoW' child Is lltmaJly learning how to learn. It Is meinJy through playing that he'D develop his fun. damental ektlls. In .,,_ ye.an from birth to 5, these are grouped Into four Inlier· related areas: motor, language, cognitive and socloemotlonal devek>pment, whk:h Is the proce11 of relating to others whlJe galnlng understanding of onaef. The ... !JIM': ,.m IO .a.tr' The 8rlt ye.er II flied wtth anwing amounts of ~. Bet\'1•1 birth and OM year, your chld Is' learning -DJut the connections between what Age. 2to3 he does and how things and people react. He can recognli.e famlliar things and people and respond to them. He begins to smile, make sounds, reach, grasp, hold on to things, stt up, move around, puU up on things, aawl, creep, st.and. "It constantly surprises me," says Dr. Braz:elton, "how early an Infant picks up cues from his en· vironment that lead him to want to become a part of It." Agea 1 to,2: .,.m un1quer Between 1 and 2 your child Is becoming a person: a no-nonsense, independent llttle person. And while he's becoming a penon, your house Is becoming a mess: He can now dlmb, jump, sit, stand, wal<, hold a crayon and 9ati>1e (after seeing someone else do it first). He can also hold a cup (but not yet drink from tt); feed himself (you'D wish he wouldn't); fold paper (after watching someone else do It); p6ck up and release things (he'll love to play "Dump the Wastebesket''). He ls most M<ely using up to 250 words, In very short tentenca, and by th8 age of 2, he can ttmk about things that .,. not in sight, can remember where things are k~4 which thJngs are to eat and whlCh to wear. Speaktng ol thlnga to wear, It Is at this age that a baby begins the cxdttng P'O<ll9S of making tome c:hok:a. "He cannot make large d«::l9tons for hlm.i, of coune," says Dr. \lkglniil Pomerantz, a pedlatrtdan at New y ork tbpital and wodatc clnJcal profesaor at Cornell Unl~lty Medkal Colege In N.w Yodc. "You wouldn't elk a prachooler, 'What do you want fot dinner?' Bue you can say to a 2-year-old, Would you prefer meat loaf or tuna for dinner? Do 90u want to wear your red overalls or your blue?' It's only the beginning of the process which will. soon have him choosing among more than two things.'' Aga 2 to 3: ""Me, me, me ... And.""Nor By the age of 2 your child is becom· Ing aware of himself as a person wfth a separate identity, and he begins to assert his wtD upon the world -often defiantly. This emerging sense of self creates a pulllng away that Is often hard for parents who have become used to the dependence exhbited ln the first two years. "The 'terrible two's' Is really large"; tn the eye of the beholder." says Dr. Pomerantz. '10at •not' on the child's part is nonna1 and healthy: H he wen? as tractable as he was earlier, then tt would mean he hasn't grown up -he hasn't been allowed to .... There's no advantage whatsoever to hav\ng a child remain dependent." · The most dramat;c aspect of growth during the months from 2 to 3 ls the lnc:ra9ed ability to oom- munk:ate through language. Vocabu· lary inaeases to about 900 words, and your little one uses them not only for pointing to spedftc objects but aho to tel you what he's doing. Moreover, he's Intent on dQlrlg things his way, and tm1* tantrums abound. Ha~ hmFJWfl, too, and he ~ make.tdrw garnea. He's now flilt on hl5 feet -can march to music and wale on ~ and jump off a chair and and on one foot and wale a ~ line -Md he may try Age. 4 ta 5 to do all at once. His motor ability has Improved: He can make a fist, dress himself (he11 love buttons and snaps) and can put on his own shoes - although not necessarily on the cor· red feet. He likes to feed himself. He's enmeshed In self-help skUls now and on the way to becoming a more competent, self-reliant child . Ages 3 to 4: "I have to many ques. tton.'" (or "Why, why, why?;. Whereas the two's were mari<ed by increased language development, the period from 3 to 4 is marked by great cognitive growth. Your child is begin- ning to reason, and yau're ansv.>ering more questions than you ever dreamed there were to ask. He's learning how things are related to each other and begjnnlng to take control of the world around him by ordering his own universe. He can build wtth bb::ks, model with clay, aeate wholes out of parts, group things together. His thinking process ls becoming more sophisticated' and he starts exag- gerattng and .fant.aslzlng and telling lots Of made-up stories. His grasp of his own separateness is stronger now, and he II beginning to understand that other people exist, have feelings, are, In fact, just like him. He fonns attachments to other chl1dren and begins to share and take turns and comprpm1se -In short, to relate to oche:n. He'a a bit of a show· off now and ~ves to make others laugh and ~ him. He's upraslng htmtd verbally. handling his «mo- tions In ways ocher than kicking and ICl'Umlng. He's tatlng the perlmeten of his penonallty, and ft'• esemdal for you to ltt him do IQ. Says Atlanta (continued) • Astonishing taste. Low, low taJ: · . 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He's Mlle. sodlble, adorable. fop; this period of talcing and lisaenlng and c::omrramiaDlg -he's now able to discuss his ,_.195. and he's loving language, making up words, using slang, •wwwiug (nm only for the sound. but for the 1esponse as well). From 4 to 5 he's r z ' iog .._ • proval &om adults. more &om hmel and olher <Mdlen. He's beghliiig to Bdnglng Up Babg (conlinued) dewlap a calSCieiice and to learn the a...s of .... mis motivation" -seek· klg to increa9e his own feelings of oorupetelice. He's becoming a social bang. "Sel~ becomes a ailical matter when you 'te lolled properly," says Dr. Matthews, "becane a person gi\len enough love lo become independent can then !JOW up and realy love on his own wilh r ni :in and excitement. So the process ls continued ...... It is ilupos&tie to explore In a · r.1*d space the myriad dewl- opIWJul changes of the ~ chid. But f you keep In mbl a few pril ldples " !Jowth, you'I be able to (i :. • 11 OVEf{ PAINT iiiiii OLYMPTcss OVElCOl\T b\JAAf.NlHO WAlfR Cl EAN UI' ·\IQ·.,,., I 1P~INTI OWOOD · HAROBOARO ~· \'A..<;i)lllW CAl.llANIZE:O MFA. relax a lot more and ceJetnle the pro- a!SS with youn:hid rather than wony- lng toQ much about your ~ In it. Here are a few add1tionaJ thoughts to keep in mind. • Every chid wants to !J'OW. ..... The one oomponent that re.ally dete111ii.es the emotiolial ~ of a chid is the kind of love that nurtures an indMdualstic spirit," says Mat- thews. 'We haw plenty of scientific evidence that shows that the child who is not loYect -even with ewry- thing on his pmt on go -will not !JOW. Jt's not vi&llmii IS, hol11KJne.s, Jlft*:in or ~ that hq> him -the stuff of ~ is low." • Whie the ~ tide for eadl Ana helm Hawkins Paint Rancho Hardware Cos'8Mesa ABC Llnlber Puller ton L·P Home Center Garden Grove Los Afamttos Barr Lumber Company Buena Park Paint Klng Cap1strano Btach L·P Home center L-P Home Center VISta P~lnt Dana Poln~ Ace Hdwe. of Dana Point El Toro Green Trumb Nursery $addeback Lumber Angels Home Center L-P Home Center Huntington Beach Angels Home Center La Habra Vista Paint Mission Vl•Jo Vista Paint Orange Bayshore Lumber L-P Home Center Vista Paint child is ~erent. every child's ~ Ms definite drec:tiot I and or0er. Cer- tain events take place at each ~ that are essential before he am mow on. The child who is rushed through any stage is robbed of a audal step in a carefu.t:I planned process -and he1 always return to the step he missed tiD he's fuliled at that level. . . • Ewiy chid is special. You can · see it on die surface -your child has diffefent eyes, skin, hair lhan other children. He ako ~his life df- fe:rendy &om other dlidren. He feds dfiaently about things.; he i11teJ1..ets events differendy; he has different tendencies, lalents, draunsaances. We must nurse each child separalely, enjoying his uniqueness so that he &earns lo enjoy It. Only then can he continue his awesome ~ process ful-steam ahead. ~ San Clement. Merrill Pt. & Decorating k>m's Paint Store Santa Ana Angels Home Center Woodward's Hardware Stanton Vista Paint Tustin Tustin l umber - - P-. :ao Feb.·lO Mar. 11 Collectors &tition 11 'Ihe 12 Zodiac Sun ~craftedin halldcastPewter bd1s ~Crown& Rose Of London. for cmtaria., dliie .... of the ZodiK baYe bem • -...u of e.p..a.u IO ..... 7"1ow KWpw and mfwn bave cw..,iecl iii a tndy rawbbk acbic.aumt. T~ tbcJ t.ve aaad 4*patJy pcopwtiooocl bdlt of did --QM s-ter ----"' original ....... fipra rqirat:n&· .. dliie iildiYWiul -...... 11 ii a t91eaicw• oenaia IO deliP& .. ,._who ..-a-fiDe-9 of an. Craeed by EagW..W'a of Lcmdoo, -W'a --pewunn. Founded in 1700. Englefields is the only pewterer pennitled 10 LM the historic Crown l-ROie •touchmut: insignia ol the finnc pewter-in the world. Crown t-Roie ~1er is Slill made by the original methods ol handcmaing. hand turning, and smithing which produce a quality uxl dtouil unequaled 1ny· where. We wish it Wert' pouible for this •dYft'tisement to le1 you end le• bell in your llllnd, to appreciate il, JOI id, wt'igtuy fttl; tum it. 10 eumioe how the richly worked Mailing of the ~contrasts with the llOft oontoun of the btll haw; or ring It. and mjoy its pure. warm tone. An orig;nal iota pca:adoo by • rcno-ned eculpc«. Je1n Spowt'. an English llCUlptre& renowned for her minia· lun'S, wu specially oomm iwoned 10 <n11te the figures b this collection. For monthJ before btcinning. Ms. Spouse im· mened henrlf in the 1tudy ol Zodiar-ins;pittd If\ and 000· llUked KlOf'eS of UIJ'Ologic:a1 leW IO det.enn.ine the true char· ldel' ol the lig1w 1hmwrtves. ~ reiuh.ing figures lll"t' eloqtpt telltimony IO her deq> undenlanding of the sub;«1. CROWN I: ROSB ZODIAC BELLS IN GENUINB llANOCASI' PEWTER ···-............ ~ ............... ...... 11d1a4L90W ,,... .. "'ff order tor Che ()own & ~ 1.odllc 1111 • li10Wn on rtgN. I I I I ~ famoua Crown &, R~ 1ouchmar\ 1ppnn on OKh ~ll°l clap- pt:r. llnd nea1toi1 istlw ~llUlmpoltlwcnlunwnr.,,.pomibk lor tlw ~IL TAa h .-_.._ o/ ~ /iAm ,,.._. "' I~« world. Tbc "Uudiw:otuuT Precioul Metal Crown le ROk" c::asl ~ter is, alter platinum. gold, and silver. the 4th f1lOllt V11luable nwtal available lO the artist a.ltsmln today. II is tOCAUy ~ant to OQn'O!Uon. Prued Jintt Roman times. it has~ the lllb&es of nobility for ceiuUIWs and an jwtly bt decri~ as the meul of k.inp. Unlike silver. it does not tarnish. reu.ining iu glowing petina inddinitely. No polish- ing is ~ry; jtm wadi oa:uionally in mild det~t and gt'Olly dry with a '°'' cio.h. An Amaian Heriutt ... Tua:wa1ow\ T~ Heirioom. Crown le ROlk' pewt« wu first brought to Ameri(a by John Townxnd ol London, tht> linnl ~ or E.nglefields.. Ltd~ in 1748. Over-~ ol tlie marted heirloom pewter in this country's mUteUms bean a toudunu\ ol thia eaablishmenL London pewter in tile 18th Century was lhe .sundard of quali1y few lhc w"tem world. prized both for itJ beauty and pncticahly. In his autho.-illltive worl.."A HiJcory of Amcrioln Pl'Wld.' C. F. Montgomery rt"COrd\ this~pt.ion of an Anwr· ican frootitnn'Wl's ~cabtn in the early l8CXrs. •. in t~ intt'f"iof-suppocied on pins and driven into lop ~e our ~hclva Upon 11\ec ~helves my Witt displayed a hosl ol pew1er plato. basins. dishn and spoons all xvured and bright! It was ~of your new-£an.:lcd JX"'"1er made of tc.d. but the bC54 London pewter which our fal!M!r h1~1f bc:>upt off John Towmend, lhc> manufacture~ U\glefickb arc 1he direct ~ of John Town.end and his ITlllJler pewteren. and the only firm authoriud to""' lhc historic Crown le ROtW 1ouchmart. Standarch and ~hod.l have C'hanr;«I Vt'T)' lilllt> on'f' the renturiL-s. Sc:venal of the mol<h g1ill wred in tlw macial castin1i; Jl'OC'l.'SS w<"re adually made by John Towmeod him'll'lf' Gre11 <nltsmaruhip is never cheap. But iJ is inttTellinr; to nole that while lhe mit of Crown &: ROl'le pew1er ha.\ rUen steadily OVt'T the yean. lhc> twlw ofTOWJl.S('T)(J pi«es in an1ique sales has riJ1Cn even higher-. T1w '-urifwl C'"""""-€1 Roa/>"'*' .!'Oii Inly lodlry uill w~ly lw.-yowr trffnl'fttl IW#o<Jm of lomornlu An Depoe Gilt. No c+.rutening. biMhday .or annivenary gilt will be more apprcciatcld than It-individual and brautiful reminden of OIW''s binh sign. Even if the oa::nion is M!Vmtl wt'fts off. we suggt'S1 you ~r your gift bclb now to 1votd finrling one or matt aold 001. A Genuine Limited £.diDon. While. you can appn'Ciate your 7..odiac belli for their beauty alone, be -ured they arc gmuiM ~'s pieces. Only U!JOof l'9dl bcll wiU be issued WOfkfwide, and then thr mokb will be rendered inoprnble and preM:OLed to a major London museum. The autht'nticity of aoch !x-ll is guaranteed by the indi- vid1111I numbt>r engravfd imlde the bell body. Crown le llOt'IC 1.odiac belb are obcalnable only through our offerings and no4 in any Jtorc. Individual bells <mt 552.SO. the entire 5et of 12 SW...00. Ciowa le llome U-.didooal Cuanmee. f.very btll is unconditionally ~teed. lf you art' no1 mm- plecely salisficd. return them within :JO days alter nuipt for• full refund. jWe11 reimburw you for posi.ge as welt) Toordef' the complete Collea.Ion. or individual bells. pi-mail the 1ppliauM>n btlow. We wUI proce11 orden suidly in orde7' ol nic:ieipt. Belb an aV11ilabW for immediatr fulfillment. 0 lndividu91 beMa • $52.50 each. __ Ctplcorn _Aquwius -..Ariel __ 18ufu8 __ c.noe.-__ Leo I ba Scorpio __ Pi9oe1 --Gemini __ Virgo __ Segittarius $6gnature·.~-------------- Nlme lr>leele printJ--~~~~~~~~~ Addr-M~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ oey..__ ____ ~s~ ......... ____ Zlp.~--~ -, ., PEOPLE QUIZ /By "John E. Gibson You1ffiood -Can It Trigger High-Risk Adventure? TRUE OR FALSE? 1. The likelihood of a person going In for dangerous sports -skydiving, auto racing -is apt to depend on his birth order. 2. Women athletes are more ag- gressive, more assertive In their will to win than men athletes. 3. People who participate in dan- gerous sports where there is a high ~bUity of sustaining injury are usually difficult to get along with, tend- ing toward explosive, trigger tempers. 4. The danger involved in a high-risk ·sport or hobby -such as rod<- cllmblng or other pursuits where hazard to life or limb Is a hairbreadth away -lnae.ases to a very marked degree when a person feels depressed. ANSWERS 1. True. Yale University studies show that the odds are tar better than ewn that If you were born before your brothers and sisters, the chances are you will shy away from games or sports requiring maximum daring and . Involving extreme risk. As an eldest child, you're likely to take a more con- seNative stance when it comes to risk- ing life and limb and seeking excite- ment by flirting wtth "the breht face of danger." For lt was found that "first- borns are less likely than later-boms to participate In dangerous sports." iAnd It Is noted that the finding Is consistent wtth evidence showing firstborns tend to be more frightened by the prospect of physk:al Injury than later-boms. 2. True. This was reported in a Brigham Yoong University study of diff erenc.es in aggression in male and female college and university athletes who participated ln varsity basketball, 90ltball (baseball for men), tennis and swimming. A standard multlphasic penonabty lnvcntocy was used as a measurlng Instrument ol aQ!PSSk>rl. Conclusion ol the study: "Female var- sity athletes were more aggaesstve than male varstty athletes." 3. FaW. Studies at Brooklyn Col- '8ge ol the City Unl\lerSlly of New York showed the oppotlte to be aue, wtth athletd competing In low physical hazard spocts evidencing more hostility than dlOle In spocts In- volving ~ danger to Ille and limb. {lt may weD be.thet for thoee In the latter elltllgoly, the dtallange ol hlsh• sports terWS .. a "'Mfety valve" for~ cxpellion ol 41wlw ..... -which mW1t odl9'Wlle take the form ol holtlle '*'8vlor.) 4. True. A. llUdtls oonductild by ~ ........ &om &.-)or Col- .. <T--> and .... UnWertly ol ColoRdo mllM ~ dw,. ........ ~ ~. ~ adlonl, coupled with .... punlltve lmpUlea, may accompany f eellngs of depres- sion. Ordinarily this might have no untoward effect except for a tem- porary indisposition. But in an en- vironment where danger awaits any careless action. a serious "accident" can result -which, in a strict sense, may not be termed an rawt accident. IAJ . .. 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MOOIO.: 5 .... 'W", Q.4 llf. nicaMI. • fl.TE.Rt~ ... 'W'.o.5 ....... w.,., .... At~ DEC. 19. SUmme1 Pclsta ·-·es ........... _... ....... ~ I " I .... 5 , .......... .... I ........ ._.,, err ...... .-..... ........ --... ........... 'i4c-.11J1n rt~ ~c-....._. ...... ...... f_twlltr ........ .-.IW..,...... 1. Gradualy add fducdne and ult to nipklllj bc6'9 .... ., that ...... a>ndn- ues to boil. Cook, unc:owred, 6mg oc- ~ until tender. Drain In colander. I. ~ fettuc:aie Is cooking, In i.ge bowl combine tomatoes. zucchJnl and chives. Pour draaing over vegetables. Toss Immediately with hot fettucme. Add~~ black pepper. Save. Maka 4 Mnlfnga s~ ... -... (U-.) l't>111 .... , .............. _ 'h..... .... ••. , ........ al.I 'h C-. d SO I I aw '6~ctnhc' 'he-. at" .. ,,,. 5 " ... .... t'" I 11 .... l'P••-- ~ "a ......... Wllc:l,.... I.~_.. .,.. .... Md All to nipldlJ ..... ..,., ......... conlln· -to~? Cook. wcowww.t, lllrmt OC0 ~Ullll....r..Ormtncmnda L WI* wll 11 c:oaldni. In .... ..... ~.~~. ...... aw ...t ~. In smal bowl, c 'Owol. .... ,...dw..tP'P" pr. .. to Wind. Fb.lr OWi' ......... . Tom "••«' t 'y wlh hoc "**°' .. . s.n... Naim6 ....... RIGATONI wnH VEGETABl.ES VINAIGRETTE I Cllf9 .._.....or.._____. ca _, 1'" sa•Mlt , ......... .... ..... ' ......... .... 1-..--. ...... .... 'i4c-.d SS ........ ~c-. a SS .. S' I' JI r .._,... It" a ___, .... "' .... " ._. ........... I . Gradualy add riglltonl and l table- spoon 51111 to qpidJy boilng wam so thM ..-. conlinues to boi. Cook. UJXICW- aed, sllntng ocxasionaly, until tenda. Obin In ai8dtr. 2. Wt1ile dglb1i is ~ in J.ge bowl. oomtJrie cucumber. carrots and Pll'5leY. In .... bowl. COlnbii le oiJ, iemon juke, onion. Y, tea 'POOf'I ult and pepper. Stir to blend. Pour over vegelilties. T055 lnan•ftD*e'y wilh hot riglltonl. Save. Moka 4 llen1fn,gs SPAGHETTI WITH CHINESE VEGETARES a-. s ar « ..,., .. , ................ I..,_. ("6 •• ) Piiie C"-an). a Ill I mm (16-.) ..._ .,._.._ ...... .,. ................... arl .... ...... "' Cll1' ........ d I 21 'Ac-.._ .. __ .. Jilt' 0 .......... I ti' 5111ee,awe •• ~ ... ~--to nir*DI ~ .... ., .......... condin-... '° bol. Cook. -~.it • .mg oc- ............... Oniln ... c::allll .. L .. .....,_ll~ln ..... bowl. ....... tofu, ..... IPIVUO'I. p.- pods Md w.-chamull. a. rn .... boiM. con1illn• of. ...... Md ICllV ~. Sir to blend. Poor 09IS WJ ' tH. Tcm .. 1•o•r'iWy wllh hoe ..,... Sew. H-..6....,.. My Feet Were Killing Me ... Untill the Mirnde in ' • lwas~from business and travelin1 in Europe. but nol C1Uofio1 it at all because my feel were~me. I burt all over. I 1uess God must bave bad bis arms arou ad me be- cause aJmost by M:Cidclll J foand a device in ~y thal pve me • st.ant retie( when J put them in my shoes. They were called Flexible FeathenpriJll Foot Supports, and the flexible shock-absorbing support they pve my feet was like cradlioa them on a c:usbioa of air. I could walk, stand, even run. The relief was truly a mira- cle. And just one pair was alJ I needed. I was Oabbapsted to find that they were only sold in Europe. so almost right then and there made arrange- menls to bring them to America, Overa qua.rtermiUioo Americans bave found this blessed relief from foot problems just like V. W.. of Cam- bridge, Maryland. who says: "/ am deligltted..witlt tlte sMpports. Tire su· oNI day I It.ad t#tlm I won tltelft in tltru diflenlll po.in of slwws. from 7 A.M. to 10 P.M .. wlticlt inc/Mded two ltoMrs at a cocktail party. It's tlte fvst codJail pony I ltave left;,. ye1US wiJlt- Dllt wisltinK I c011ld crawl 011t on my llnus," Here's why Featbenprings wort for all of us and why they can work for you. The9e :Sare different from any you ,,.;y; scea before. They are custom fitted and made for your own feet. Tbey actually imitate the yoe«l6I em.ic sapport dlld ..ame orilinaUY i:ateodcd your feet to have. DOCTOR RECOllMENOED Even doctors are amaze~ As Dr. C.Q.C., olTucaoo, Ariz.ona. wrote us: "Received my wife's Featlsersprings two days ago. Tltey are SllJN,_,.eillwr of •s con ~line tlw ns•bs. Slw luu ltod terrible feet ftN years: alretuly ""' /Hfbt. l1tCide1t1ally, lwr ~ l11tt u ~tier ••. os a nlftd p/tlysicitl11, tlti.t ,,.,,,,is amovng.'' Maybe ............ tool'JOd to be lnle, bit H.S.H., ~ t..o.iimle, Kn- hteky writes: ··1 ~ cltttUd ,ow corporotf!>11 wlllt (A Cou11111tr holtt- tio11 A1~1ttey)llltdncnwul oa uulk111 npon." A.t Mn. B.G .C . ...-a aod laid: "I ditbt'f bow Helt im· mtdU.tt ~lief cOllld hi ol>t.tliud for tit~ po.ltifMI colhtst1 011 my f<>ot. J'w llYtd lllfitlt tltat po.I,. /M ytan t1ttd w111 told by • poditurbt tit.al foot 1~'1 WAS tltt Diiiy pt'O/Wf COllT'U of treat- ment. 1' ve bun w'aring yo11r s11pports for abo111 two montlu. and I've not lead even o twi1tge of pain from tltose ca//11ses . F11rtltermore, thev are shrinking in she andful softer. ijind I am ablr to stay on my fut for consid- uably longrr f"riods of time, and I no longer ltave that 'tired' hoc/cache rvery evening. Tltonk yo11 again for thr vast improvem,1tJ.r.yo11r product ltas madr in my lifr .1 ' NO RISK OfFER If you're suJrerin1 ~n with corns, calluses, old iqjuries. painful ankles, burning nerve eods, pain in the balls of your feet. backaches or just p:oerally sore, aching feet, Aellible Featber- sprinp wiU briOI you relief with every step you take or your money back without question if you arc not com- pk:tely salisf'Jed. O..'t --................ ,. .. ....., •• ,.. feet ..., '" c:a kip, ... Write for more detailed ins formalioo; there is no obliptioo what- soever. No salesman will caJI. A Cuwtian, Mr. J.K .• of Ontario, said: • • /'"' 1/ad I did try /Item for tltry provtd lo ~ "''"!'ng yo11 claimed tw11t to ~-" Jut fiD out the pon below and mail it today-like Mr. J.K,. you'll be slad you did! clf ......... __.. c..r.. ltlO ''*"-"-·...,.· ............. tu ................ , ............. -----First Minting From The Columbia Mint*------, . A Miniature of D STATES MINT'S JOHN WAYNE COMMEMOMIIVE MEDAL SOIJI > 22 KARAT GOID -ONLY $22. A New Gold Issue o/The Columbia Mint, Washington, D.C. in Solid 22 Karot Gold Tbe Uahecl s.-tet Mint made history when It receady hlaed a SpecW Commemondhe Medal boaorina Jolla Wayne -Wflle Dake." For the first and only time in the history of our counb'y the United States Coogresa authorized an OfficiaJ Medal to booor an American film star. Thia UDplreoedented tribute to John Wayne, a man who throughout his lifetime, exemplified and portrayed the free American Spirit A man of rue courqe, integrity, strealth and durability. For a limited time you have the unique opportunity to IOquire a Solid 22 Karat Gold Miniature of the Olicial United States Mint's John Wayne Medal miDted by The Columbia Miht. Each medal in Solid 22 Karat Gold will be mimed from band-cocraYed dies capturing all of the detail in fUl1 tbu1&-dima•kml relief of this magnifant dliciaJ portrait of John Wayne. E8Ch brilliant Solid 22 Karat Gold Miniature medal ia presented in a lpeCially dMigned collector's stmd fur itl protectioa and proud display. And elCh medal will be ~ied t1y ~ aerially numbered Certificate of Authenaicity ltlelfing to the purity of the Solid 22 Karat Gold Minimure of The John Wayne Commanondive Medal. SAUSFACllON OOARANTBED If b my reuon you a a cci•IC**IY •tilfied with your Solid 22 IC.ltll Oold Minimn dtbe Jdhn Wayne C.0@6D01ative MecW, you may mum it within thirty (30) days fix a fuD ftlUnd.. There ii a lbict limit of eilhtminiature GoldMedab per order. However, )'OU an: 1anilded to act prw4Jdy to tab ....... of the cumD special price d oaly 122. acb u tbia p:ice can be .-•• ud oaly Ul1lil September 30, 19M>. .~ ..... -~ ..... _,.... ........ AVAILABLE FOR A UMITBD TIME This exquisitely minted Solid 22 Karat Gold Miniature d the Official John Wayne Commemorative Medal, which was authoriztd by Congress and struck by the United States Mint, is being produced by The Colwnbia MintofWashingtm. D.C.; ooe d America's private mints~ not affiliated with the United States Mint. Due to the extreme fluctuations in the world market price of gold, the current special price of $22. for this Solid 22 Karat Gold Medal can be guaranteed only until September 30, 1980. Therefore, you are urpd to order yours now while the opportunity is before yoo. • LQ. Por Futer ~ Cnidit Card Cbar&e =a.,w Olden May Call rree -2A HOWi a bay aoo-na-eooo r 1 VAUDONLYUNTILSEPTEMBER30, 1980. r-.;;- I ~~~~~ .... D.C.20006 Plew ..S ,_ tllie Said 22 X.. 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Anything Bu.ckets" to sell. Labeled in large letters, they're good for holding school lunches, cookies, small toys, hair curlers, mending needs or just about anything. For just plain silly fun, every bazaar should have a supply of "Frustration Pen- d.ls" to sell. Many already have, and the pencils have always been winners. Make a strange-looking pointy- headed creature. When you Easy-to-make easels wlD be wre-ftre sellen. one. Adorable, too, are "tefligetator dolls," which start life as handy throwaway dtshcloths. Folded, drased and magnetized, they'll decorate a 1eftlgenrtor - and hold notes and lists. SmaU "brushed brass" and fa bric easels are "must haves." They'B hold a ~­ dar, photograph1 recipe. They're quick and inexpen- sive to make bec:aute whet looki llw bnt.1111 a lade can. For an ewn quicker pro- )ect, make cake taters, using broom llraws or toothpk:ks kept In a wall-hung deccn- tlw pcx:k8t. 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"but not at our ex· ......... ~~WtmtlllalJle a ..,... ca f Phi has ,,_,, lftlUrtd,. bv-Amdv. he and #t8 ~ MN <Xln'WIWrlOhlllttg ,,. 1916 bbw••li:L Be/ott opposing each other in Adanto. Joe (left} ond Phi Nielao ponder how long it wil take them to win as many games as Gaylord and Jim Perry. Their condusk>n: 5 or 6 years. Joe even uses the knudlebol gr1> to hold hJs infant son, Lanae Jc»qJh. about ii. Alw:r the game, one spoetsr.wm desai>ed him as "sippng champllgne &om a rup as tf I were vinelgiw ... As Phil gk.mli} put ii: '"Years &om now I guess n be thinking how much I COit my brothel: But ~ was no time to be ttmbig such dmgs ... But the olf..-on, when the boys go home b the holdays to Lansing, Ohio (where they !J"eW up down the street &om PM's old ~-school teamrnme, John Havbk) ls the lime to put 9UCh unpleasantness askle. -we aknost always get together wlh the family ThankVvlng or Christmas," says Joe ... And last year we saw a lot al each ocher on the banquet ck'cult." Indeed they did, now that they .. a brother team to rival. In ba9ebal foldont, the Deans (Dizzy and Daffy) and the Pmys. The Ntetcros Ated (C»f'lllntted} Warning : The Scrgeon General Has Determined Tltlt Cigarette S~ingis Dangerous to Yu Health . ...... ·.11-·••·•· 0.1-wli ... 11 ...... o 1 .......... ...__ nt ii......"--',.. ... -.... .: .. . ... _ .. ,_ ___ , ...,... . .-., •.. < I NlektO BtothetS <oonttnuedJ going on and on. Another 170 wins at their respective ages wo uld be unlike- ly were it no t for the curiosity that both are now knucl<lebaU pitchers. the 1980 season with a combined total of 334 victories (PhU, 218; Joe, 116) to rank them in third place In the all-time fraternal standing behind the Penys (494) and that fabled trivia team, the Mathewsons (373; that is, Axe you overweight by just a few pounds. constantly laoed with the dilemma of fit- ting into your jeans? 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''My ann feels stronger every year," says Phil, who usually ranks around the top d the league in innings pitched. "A good five or six more years for us and we can pass those Penys." That's the nearest thing to a boast you11 ever hear from Phil Niekro, one of the most popular and unassuming players In the game. Phil has played with the Braves' organization all of his 21 years In professional baseball, is the team's player representative and has won numerous awards for hu- manitarian service. Joe Is also a good- natured fellow. but his career has been spottier. He has really only·come into his own in the last few seasons, when he, too, developed a knuckleball. Where did Phil learn the knuckler? From his father. Phil Sr., a local celebrity around the coal mining towns of Ohio and West Virginia for his pitching prowess with a Polish sandlot team. And why didn't Joe learn it, too? Well, when young Phil was taught the pitch at age 11, Joe was only 5. As he bluntly remembers, "My fingers were too short." I t took Phil eight years to get to the majors. First he had to learn to con· trol the knucl<ler; then the team had to find somebody who could catch lt. Ex-Braves catcher Bob Uecker once said . "The best way to catch Niekro's knuckler is to follow it until it stops rolling and then pick it up." Phil persevered, however, and in the 70's became one of the game's most durable pe rformers. Joe, though, started out as a conventional fastball pitcher and began to make a name for himself, winning 14 games in 1968 with the Chicago Cubs. But his fastball faded quickly. He bounced from team to team, with side trips to the minors. In Toledo it was suggested that he seriously try the knucklei -and it worked. Now he is stttlng pretty with a seri- ous contender on the finest mound staff In baseball, with his floating tosses sandw\ched in the pitching rotation between the blistering ser- vkes d Nolan Ryan and J .R. Richard. Joe came close to winning the Cy Young Award last year and has talked of trying to renogotlate his contract. Surely he does so with an eye to his brother's enviable d eal with Atlanta owner Ted Turner -more: thl!ln $3 million over the next 30 years. So there's plenty of securlty to go aroul\d for the next generation of Niekros. Joe and his wife, Nancy, have two children. whlle Phil and his wife, Nancy, have three kids. AJl of which makes Phil the EJder, renowned Po&h knuckJebaDer and lifetime coal miner, mighty pleased. Says he: "I'm proud of them lllnd hap· py they don'.t have to ~ for a 1111 living.'' MW 1 i i ! .. · J . Women aiminaJs today are far more subtle than the in· famous Bonnie Parlcer, partner of Clyde. Fot WOmen, Ctime Is an . Equal Oppottunlty Employer In 1978, 60,000 women were arreated for whlte--collar crimes - three times as many as in 1969. What this indicates is that women succumb to temptation aa eaaily as men. In 1977 Sandra Brown, a successful New York City businesswoman, formed a company to he~ other women obtain Federal funds to start their own businesses. Within three years, prosecutors say, Brown, using dummy corpora· tions, stole more than $10 mJllion from the SmaU 8usineas Administra· tion and banks In C<>lonkio and New York. Brown, aJong with her accoun- tant and her attorney, now faces 437 counts of forgery, ~ larceny and fraud, In one d the longest and most compkated Indictments In New York City history. Brown's..,... 9 just one of an ewr· tnae.tng number lnvolvtng women. And 1t'°'9l this i'dudes an bla I B silg number d artats b ~ aimes, the real wowdl .. been In whlte-colar a1me -embadenient, forgery, fraud , ~. pnc.fbtq IC:hemes. Then wm. l'Ot9'IY fl0,000 women ••med on M:h charges In 1978, ac- cord9lg to Goucanmant repons. Thia ftgure re8edl an owrelJ ~ .. ln '"top~ offenMS. Whlte-a>lm mm. • one ol the --~ ...... of Gclt adMty, OOldng American COl\IUmen an estlmMld MO '*>ft a year. And It II an ... In which women me quJc:kly ~ Into thetr own. In '8ct. the number of women ar- ..-t tor &.uc11n the aw~ per:lod 1973to1978 soared 49.2 percent, ac· cording to the Federal Bureau ol In- vestigation's latest Unionn Crtme Reports, whlJe the number of men ar- reseed for siml&ar offenses during that period rose only 13.2 percent. Similar- ly, the number c:J women arrested for embetzlement jumped 47. 9 percent In that ftve--year period, compared with an Increase ci only 1.5 percent for men during that time. And the number of women arrested for forgery and countedetting rose by 'l:l. 7 per· cent, whereas there was only a 9. 7 percent increase for men. ''Yes, we are hearing more about women embtmk!rs these days," says Leonard f . Smith, technical dJrector for American Management Asaoda· tions, a group studytng the trends In atrnes against business. "In an en· vtronment that encourages women to do more than they have been doing, It Js plaust>le that some women will tum thetr abtllties to undesirable ends." There have been other stories In the news recently c:J women reported- ly dabbing In financial shenanigans. • Margaret Vaca, for example, quietly drained $95,614 out ci the bank where Iha worked as a telJer and went Into hiding for four years before turning heneW In and pleading guilty to embazlanent. • School board aeaetary Jane Woodruff 1pent 14 months 1n J)l1lofl for embaalua $9 ,233 wonh c:J the board's money, which she obtained by writing checks to substitute ~and cashing them hertef. •Ruth Handler. founder and former president of Mattel, Inc., the toy company, was indicted along with four former colleagues for con· splracy, mall fraud and making false financial statements to the Securities and Exchange Commission. She was ordered by a Federal judge to do 2.500 hours of community service and pay a $57,000 fine . What startles so many ls that these women. and others like them, are bright and capable, often weU educa- ted and employed In responsible jobs. Brown is a Mount Holyoke Col· lege graduate. Some, like Vee.a, stand on the first few steps of the cor- porate &adder. Handler and othets have made ft to the top. "I don't see why we should be sur- prised that women are coming into their own as burglars, auto thieves aod embezzlers," says Dr. Fteda Adler, a atmlnologist and Rutgers University professor who believes that as women grow more assertive, their Involvement In alme will In- crease. In 1978, Adler says, women accounted for roughly 16 percent d aD arrests nationwide, up from only 5 pm:ent flve years before. Adler ... sha1 ci Wdng the rise In a1mt eo women's l>eradon. But she clalms «Mt women In prison today "are d&rent from the mon dock prt9orM!r c:J 15 or 20 years ago." Tu.y dcftnlleJlj are more a.erM. Dr. RMa Simon, a Untwntty of U- 1lno61 todology prcfalOf. maintains that as more women enter the work force, more are In a position to embezzle and steal. "It's a matter ol training and opportunity,'' says Simon. "It takes some skill to skim money from a bank. But if you work In a bank, you can learn how to take a little off the top. My point is that there's a relationship between the kinds ol crimes women commit and the types ol jobs they hold ... The most surprising fact for many peop&e Is that women, even with the increased opportunity, would commit these crimes at all. "'There's a bulk-in myth that women are morally superior -that they have some kind of shut-off vaJve that stops them from deviating too far," Adler says. ''Both men and women want to perceive women as the soft, gentle sex that Is Incapable of committing crime." What Is the prime motivator In white-collar crimes? Typically. white- collar criminals steal because of greed, not need. (Sometimes, though, eco- nomic need is a factor.) A recent Untversity of Minnesota study on employee theft found that higher pay didn't d.isc.ourage people from stea~. People In higher-paying }obs often have greater access to merchandise and money -and access counts. Recent law-enforcement efforts to curb white-collar crime have focused primarily on fraud -particularly minor schemes by small-time of- fenders. The drive has paid off. The number of jaU days sentenced and served for white-<:ollar crimes soared to 2,921 days In 1978, up from 1,561 days the year before. There has been some criticism of law-enforcement officials and judges for not cracking down hard on fe · male white-collar criminals. In one re- cent experiment Dr. Adler provided a group of judges with a hypothetical case of a whtte-co'llar off ender con- victed of two counts of forgety with checks totaling $35.5. As part ol the experiment Adler told some ol the judges the offender was female and told others the offender was male. The judges were then asked to pro- vide a sentence for the crime. The result Judges were more lenlent wtth a female offender than wtth a male, Adler says. • This, of course, Is likely to change. Sister Esther Heffernan, a sociologist with Boys Town Center In Washing· ton, 0 .C., polntl out that, until recently, courts have assumed that ·men play the dominant role In atmes. "But there's a whole area of a1me In which women are acting lndepen- dendy," 1he says. ''When you look at the gross number of arrests, there is a proportk>naly larger number of ar· restt· few women In such areas as fraud, embezderncnt and theft. 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So, when I met the girl I married, the relatiomhip was more impor· tant. J wanted the house, kids, what~ the whole thing is. My wife was a singer; we both quit the business to get married." Rodney was 28 at the time, and he got a job selling paint ("cokiriess wod\," he says). But when his marriage broke up some 15 years "1t..alto~ hJde..ond..edc ••• They ....,..,. ., aJf!rl loolc Jor me. - DangerfleJd's own percep- tions d his talent are relent- lessly low-key. u( started writing jokes at 15, and I'm 58, so if I don't know how to do it now, rn never know." At best. though, his is still a love- hate relationship with the comedian's life. "Dustin Hoffman hung out wit\ me when he was doing Lenny (the film about comic Lenny Bruce)," says Rodney. uHe asked me how to do stand-up. So I said, 'I can't e:xp0ln that. YOU have to wal< the boards for 20 years. You start out as a kid; you're going to be awful your first jobs. And if you do bad, you're humiliated; people aren't so nice.' So Dustin said, What kind d a person wouJd be completeJy humiJiated, then immediatefy go back to try and get In Caddyshack, his /int map mouie, Dangetfteld gets some comic humiliated again?' It's a relM!f from Ted Knight (1eft) and Cheuv Chose. strange need you have woes, has never been hotter. There's a live ab.am out c:aled No Rapea and a new mcMe. Coddyshock. Com- bine aD this with his very luaattve deal to tote a brand of beer and Rodney Dan- gerfteJd Is threatening to become a household word. .,.,.. I -.. .,.,_ bulf- ,_ ,_,. QF. I .,..V. To ,,,_,__.._",_ _.,_ . ...., .. --.1-•0lllyone ""°'-' .... later, Jack Roy went back In· to comedy, becoming Rod- ney Oanger6eld. Life really began at 40. Wei. sort of. 1"hele was one point," he recalls. "•was 43; I was hvtng In a bust-out hotel, and I owed $20,000 .... It was a ~ depressing period." 0 nee past that tnttial period of traumatic stJUggfing, one d the first things he did was to become the heacDrw! act at his own club, Dongerfleld's. (To buy the dub, DangerlM!Jd borrowed money from eveiyone he knew, indudlng $.5,000 &om comic Robert Klein .) ~ In 1970, the dub gave him a permanent bllle d opeatiotas. More Im- portantly' It enabled him to spend time with .. two kids, Brian and Melanie, then ages 9 and 6 mpec::ltwty. "fer efd\t yan I didn't go llf'lywhire, .. he notes. 1 just WOIMd tt. dub, did ttw .k/h""JI Ccnon Sho4u. I made a Mng, ~ up my kid&." to do this." Rodney's early humiliations took place at dubs around New York City. When he returned to the business, at age 40, after writing )okes for Joan RJvers and Jackie Mason, he commuted ~~ tween the Catskllls and Greenwich Vilage, where he made the rounds with such as Dick Cavett, Jo Aime Wortey and Robert Klein, with whom Rodney hung out and com· miserMed when times were '°"9l for both. Obviously, Dangerfield is no longer hurting. "I'm O .K. now," he admits. "I do one show a night at the club, maybe two on Saturday. Otherwise I'm on the road. I just work when I feel like workJng. I ciouJd work more, but the Idea In life is not to see how much money you can die wtth, you know ... The Danger of Ignoring These 7 Dog Sida Problems · / .... ..... - , .... -- GREAT NEWS FOR SEWERS! JUST SEW SEAMS_. WE DO THE REST! •INCREDIBLE BUT TRUE A dHlgner blOUH l'Ndy to • .., In onl\r , "°"' No •· lefn• to CUL Ho ~No­ ur1ftg. Mo button hi*eto-i. ....., •DESIGNER ...., Mll'E MOf'E If your doR ~ any of these skin prob· !em;.. ht needs sp«ial attention no~ ... before ljs problems get wm;e. Neglect can lead to mnstant saatc.hing, raw sput.s, needless suffering and expense. Get Sulfodene. a medicine developed by a veterinarian espl"Ciall y for dog's skin problem;. When you pat this painless dear liquid on problem areas. 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"Middle-aged dogs have all the same medical problems that mid- dle-aged humans do," says Dr. How- ard Kessler, the drector of the New York Veterinary Hospital. "Once a dog reaches the age of 7, which is about 44 years old In human terms, I recom- mend an annual geriabic workup." What does a dog checl<up consist of? "All the same things that you'd find ln a human's physical exam," ex- Fldo gets a thorough checkup. plains Kessler. w All their systems are check~d. We look at the eyes, skin, ears, and the digestive and clrcullstory systems; older dogs even get electro- cardiograms." Whoever said a dog's life was so bad?. Coin Collecting Inflation has prompted many peo- ple to invest in tangible Items, and fur- niture, art, stamps an~ coins are mak- ing their way Into the market to meet the soaring demand. Consequently, prices have soared. "People are par· ticullsrty Interested In coins because they're not perishable," says Arthur Weiner, a Chicago Insurance execu- tive who Invests In coins. Of course, some coins are more valuable than others; Weiner Is ape- c:laly Intrigued by the Panama-Padftc $50 goki piece. "This ls the ontY $50 gold coin ever minted by the U.S. Gowmment as legal tender, and be- caUM It was struck only~. In 1915, to commemorate the opening of the Panama Canal, It has historical lmpor- tancie u weD," aplalns'Wetner. The PAMUWEl!IU ,,.. ,.., $ .... -.,...,... "PS ••P UP ...,,_,,.. .... ~ ·--, ..... ,... ... L.fnlqy • II 8 11 .... ~Cooper M W ,AMa.Y~Y ...... 11,- ------ ·Why You Are Who You Are People's persona~ties are molded by a variety of Influences, but two Brigham Young University profes- sors say evidence Indicates that the order In which chUdren are born into a family also affects their behavior and perception patterns. Doctors James Harper and Mar- garet Hoopes have found that, in 85 percent of the case5 tested, the first. bom usually reflects the father's role of the responsible or achievement· oriented individual or attempts to become a model of the outward val- ues of the family. The second ·child builds an emotional fusion with the coin was minted In both a round-and octagonal-shaped version, but only about 400 remain In existence. "It's la there one In your piggy bank? worth checking around In the attic for," says Welner. "Depending on the coin's condition. Its value could be anywhere from $60,000 to $90,000." Sweet Dreams In days of o!cf, dreams were thought to be the Work of gods or demons; now, psychiatrists recognJze them as the time when we work out mother and has a need for stabUlty. The third child is the balancing act between the two, and. "more than any other child has the greatest power to disrupt relationships," says Harper. Fourth children pay atten· tion to the f am Uy as a unit and are the ·ones who most often try to "make things au right" when an ar- gument takes place. "Of course. the number of years between each child and their ages can make a difference," says Hoopes. "But birth order often gives therapists a real d ue· to someone's personality." impulses that we can't accept or are confused by during our waking hours. "We spend approximately one month out of every year dreaming, and we need our dreams as much as our sleep," notes Dr. Leo Madow, chair· man of the psychiatry department at the Medical College of Pennsylvania. .. A dream-starved person becomes Ir· ritable and anxious because the prob- lem or wishes that dreams deal with aren't being confronte<i." Dream researchers divide sleep into two states: REM and non-REM. REM sleep Is characterized by a series of rapid eye movements which can be seen beneath the sleeper's closed lkls. If a person Is awakened durtng or shortly after REM sleep, he can usu- ally remember his dream ... All in all, you probably dream for about 20 minutes for every 90'mlnuta you're asleep," says Madow ... Most dreams last about 10 to 20 minutes; no Orie dreams al night, although, after a particularly involved dream. you may feel as though you have." Lifestyles Aging. Heahh is the strongest in· fluence on a senior citizen's feelings of optimism , reports a study by the American Heahhcare Corporation. Economic security Is another factor involved. as is marital companion- ship with a spouse of equal phys- ical capabilities. Those who have such companionship -29 percent -tend to be more optimistic than those who don't. Risk. 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If you have silver to sell. send pattern name and Repltlce lost or dtmu1ged pieces manufacturc.r if koown .. No need 10 list individual pieces. Complete yo•r st•rter set We will send you an immediate cash offer. We buy from ,. .a'd • • individuals and estates, as weJI as retailer's trade-ins and n ui serv111g pieces over stock. We are abo qualified buyers or gold. diamonds. UP TO 4()%..75" OFF SUGGESTED platinum and sterling and silverplate hoUowarc. Write for RETAIL PRICES details. We have hundreds or sterling and silverplate Oat· 2. For even faster service, just package up the items ware patterns in our vaults (l,192 patterns. 137.256 pieces you want to sell us-sterling 1tnd silvcrplate Oat· and the day thls ad was prepared)-active, inactive. and obso-holloware. gold. diamonds. platinum. Enclose a list of the le1e. Many cannot be bought in retail stores at any price. items you send us (and keep a copy for yourselfl. Include Get a single piece. a place selling, extra spoons-whatever the flatware pattern and manufacturer names if known. you need. Save up to 40'--75% on every piece. Send the package Return Receipt Requested. When it EASY ,..0 ORDER DO IT NOW arrives, we will appraise your shipment and send you a ' -check. If you like it. cash the check. Ir not, return the Just tell us the pattern name and manufacturer. If check to us within JO days and we will send your shipment you arc noc sure of your pattern nlllt1C, ask for one of our back P<>Stoai<l free pauem identification booklets. We have one foe srer- ling. ooc roe silvcrplate. We will send you a list of the Walter Drake Silver Exchange pieces in stock in your panem and the price for each. 5137 Drake Building, Colorado Springs. CO 80940 Then you order just what you want. It's fasa and easy. r-- - - - - - - -We will put your name in our Silvei-Register and nocify WALTER DRAKE SILVER EXCHANGE t you when we have additional pieces you might want. 5,37 r>r.ke Bulldlflil, Colorlldo Spriflils. co 80940 I JO.day return privilege on all silver you buy from Walter I Oralte. ~ I SEND THE COUPON TODAY ?i Your Name-------------- We buy andsell silvei-evcryday.soourstock changcs 1 I every day. The sooner you tend the coupon. the sooner Addrn•----------------- you will get the pieces you want. First come, first 9C:Mld. 1 We keep our prices as low as we can. but inflation affects I CllY s1a1e ZIP--the price Of silver, too. It probabfycostaleatoget tbcsiJver I am lnlefeSted in 0 8uylng O Selllng 0 Slet11no 0 Sll"9rplate you want now than it ever will again, so don't delay. I ~:;::ac1ur•s I This lldverti9ement will not ben:pc:ated for at least several months: send your coupon now. I I .at Our IOU-free' tdephooe order number will be sent 1 ":" ,;:"9 ~ ldentiflm>on boo'det o Slet1i"9 o &I_..,... J :. with your list of pieces in stock. .._ - - - - - - - --- , . ' MMIW UW1U IWl.sa1tld_ IATHTUl IAFETY RAil Mellr witll -r.h of ~-4isc. • IMS· Moat honlt eccidencroccur i11 tllt i.1111 R•· sy a.. Of MUS. lo pailahll tWllli119. lo duce duger of slips ind falls with tllis stwdy 111t\s ., scr~. litlltlv rub sp1tl1ll• nut· cilfome.pletid st11I r1il. 4 rubbtf sleeve-ti,P.S ed ..-it• disc ovtt skl11. Unsightly hlit is firmly llfiP si• of most tubs. PfOYide security "1meir without i11i11tion. lllwt$ lece, for cllildren, llM 1l•r1y-1 llMISI '°'shower· er ... legs IOft & smooth. In handy co""*t. takers. 13" IOllf, ebout 8" higll. N2053 "TCMICh ot Yet¥9t" Disc '2.99 H1313 S.thtub Setety Rell .. $11 .99 -12 ~UlHI Plml $1.41 Here's 1 gift thlt's •• to 1111ke Mente helps Pfevent loss. Any first 1 hit with every young scholar on ind last nante you want, one name vour list -CIUllity Venvs lfencils_ to a $tt. Full size 7W' pencils with. flis or hw ow'n Mine iniprint· with-SlllOOtlHwriting NO. 21ead and ed in gold! Kids love ·tnif Great rubber amers. Please print name. for home, offices and stores, too. siM 12 Pen.,... ...... sui (,..,,.... "' ............. °'"'ii ...................... -lletkf llUT MEMO CALEIDAR F0tgetful? Have trouble remembe<· i?:::.111,..,,~•ing dates, eno•g•· •...--i..-~o-t.-t.r.._.. .. ments, 11111iverser· its? let this giant daily memo calen· ;;;...;...-..~-lr-1ru-:i..-.dar keep you su• in '811 Shows cur· •~~tni~~~'9rent month p1U$ two •::t:!:llf:t:t:!~weeks of following monTh on· each 14~" x2H4" sheet. Each date in a large square lies lots of room lor dailV notes. memos, names. S7CM Giant Memo C.lendar .. 81.49 NOW YOU CAii USE YOUR !~~· VISA .. I TO ORDER FROM WALTER DRAKE! !:z:ws ;'~ . . .... --. TOILET TRAI• YOUR CATI llrw system really WOfksl Transfer cat's in· stincts from litter box ·to toilet. llo mtlfe messy, expensive litter. Scitntific -syit1111 11S1S 1djust1ble plastic form and special herbs to train cat. Aher 8 days, 111110V1 fOfm -cat automatically uies toilet! F5187 Tabby Toilet h lner .. , M.99 PROTtCT HAIRDO AS YOU SlEEP Wake uo be1uty shop-fresh when you wear this llolrllet. Comforttblt but til11111tt adjusts to any. coltfufe to keep it fresh, neat end uncrushed -even if you toss and tuml Vel· ero closure holds bonnet S11uglv. comfortably. Help expensln sets last longer. Washable. NS083 Sleep C.p ........... $2.99 75 llU PAYING ENVELOPES $1.69 •Whyscramble lorenvelopesat bill 111ving time, or bu11k up fOOd stalion.ty sets? Send rou1 checks, orders, etc. in1hese triSI), wtute &W envelopes designed just fo1 this job! Return in upper left corner shows your name, address ind zip code in 1ich black print. Peck of 75. P3003 75 Envelopes ....... 81.59 SElf·STIGI FOIL \~ ·LABELS Yoor choice of gold or silver foil labels with any name ancf address up to 4 lines. Handsome border, attractive black printing. Cling to any clean, dry surface-.ideal for personalizing books, cam- eras, briefcases, etc. P6128 250 Gold Foli Labels .. $1.98 P6129 2so suver Foil Labels .. $1.98 .a.. TMEI OUT llACICIEAm Don't ..-n end injufe lltin-let VICUlex , ..... bleckhtlds gently. Jllll put the tip on the bleckheld. prea the little JIUlllP-bleciJIMd is gone! Gentle YKUUlll does the tridll This Is the genuine Vacutex. not ID be CIDllMM wl1tl hlitttars. GulrlMlld. F25t Yec:utex .............. SUI Send Ill lftY pidln, doculllftl. certificltt, ..,,. lictMI, llladl llld whit• Of color ..... t (llO .... tiftsl ... Of I 36-color ......... it ....... illtl1 gilllt 2-ft. ll 3-ft.llladl_,wllit1walfpost•.C......rolled ill 1 •11111 bllle t9 flll'"911t craai119. PINM flll'illtyow_IM...,...anbeckoforiginal .......... PllOl4 OIMC Photo .•..•..•.. M.M Alfr I .... II.It Anr 3 .... '12.M ELECTRIC CALLUS ERASER E11111 uglycellUSts, corns, d11d skin-leews Ifft smooth as silk from heel to toe. light· weight, es eesy to UM es en electric shiver. Sele, flllllt vibratinG adion smooths rough, su1tchy skin that looks so unpl11sant and 11111• nylofts. Tough white plastic; 6Kft. cord. NIM Electric c.llus Eruer .. S5.99 FOUR-IOWER PAGE MAlllRER M9ity nttrly 111 llllirt page with this SW 11 8W 1111911ifie1. It's e deluu 4X -!wings print 1111 lo 4 tirnn its sinl You don't lose yolll place '*"" JOU IUtflify so '"" Ill lfll. W1f1Hhitt IO It Clll bt """ Ill • booll. flleatic with witty! hllld grip Oii OM side. 83012 hge Magnifier ••..... 12.M CLIP NOSE I EAR HAIR SAFELY! Good grooming demands 11111 un1igh1ly heir in nostrilund ears be removtd-and now you e1n clip it out safely! Why risk infection by plucking, or by nicking with scmors? Tiny multi-blade rotary shear is sale. gentle, effec· live. Finest SUfQitel stainlns stHI F418 Kllpette ............... S2.99 ROUL IEE&EflmT C8VUS ....... --. ...... ~.dllilt, flOC· ............................ , ... t ,, .................. of .... ,..it. l• --""" llritlC ... ,.. dllic:9 ., Wlct. ...... Of ..... ,....,...... F-. -*ille. "" to 11tadl. 20" ..... flta .... .... N071 llllckC:O... ......... I 5.H Nan 0.-. C:OW. ••...••• I 5.H FeOn .-...ea.. ........ • 5.H 4.llir ••••••••••.•••• 111.11 ADD YEARS TO SHAVER LIFE! •o IMltd to buy 1 new shiver or shning heed. With this jlfecision device, you can sharpen your rotery shaver in just one minutel Makes old, worn htlds work like new '°' • Int, C0111fort1blt dim 1wery ti1111. Fast. 11le end SUR. Guar111tted to work. Fill 111 r0111ies. F7027 Shewef Sherpener .... S3.M LIFETIME ADDRESS BOOK Always up to dafe, always alphabetical. To make a change, just replace a toose·leaf card I Ends messy cross-outs-book is always neat I Leetller~ike cover, alphabetical dividers. Desk size 5"~nf: pocket size 3"a5W'. Relillsavail. S5056 Podcet Size, 100 cards . S2.99 SS058 Desk Size, 100 cards .. SS.99 ELEGANT RAISED ()()LD LETTERS RETURN ADDRESS LABELS WITH RAISED GOLD LITTERS Your name & address in 11ised gold lelters on lovely matte· finish white sell·stick labels. Oistinctrve touch for all your letters, pack· ages, etc. Boxed uit of 250 Jr • 1 ~­ Up to 4 lines. P6177 Raised Gold Labels .•. $2.98 e311 *2'' IATHllOCIM LID a SEAT COVERS lu.wrious C011tlort for you; Pfltty decofl10t look for YQllf blthfOOlll. Wlfm, soh set tll'llls lid, se1t with velvety, waslllble plush. Fits standard units. Order colOl bot numbel: H7105 Gold; H7106 Pink; H7107 Blue; H7108 White; H7109 Avocado; H1430 Brown. 2-Ptece Se.I • Lid Set ....... $6. 99 TllFACTIOI IUAIAITEED 4131 Drlka B•illli11, C.lllo s,rillp, Cale. 80MO DI YOUI IOIEY IACK NAME I .. .,: •CIC I AO DAE SS I CITY & STATE ZIP . --1-.llllloy _,,, __ s...._c- c._..ac-..... AQEmo ... I I ........ _.._c..,..c.. I I ~---I ---°*V'CllO ... --•'It --I wa• •••-.... <1119~-· I • PUASl ..... Fill ... .-r I fllNITMa .. -.. Celof• ...... " #d POSTAGI! AND HANDLING I .... I l.11•SIUl-Mlll.M 3" .., .... I u.•-AM • ttUt • •n•-AM u .• TOTAL EJICUISED {dlldl, I ...... _ ... • 117.lt 111 lutl-MI U.71 t 111 ft.•-AM It.It ._ U1•-AM .,_. _,.., • --) ..J ________________ ,...._ ' • TV WEEK. AUGUST 24. 1980 --ORANGE COUNTY __________ ......_ CAR BUYERS GUIDE ~------AND SERVICE DIRECTORV-r IOI Mel.ARENS IMW At Beach Blvd. & Whittier La Habra -522-5333 CADILLAC MAIERS CADILLAC 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -54~91 oo CHRYSLER-PLY. ATLAS CHRYSLER.PLYMOUTH ~929 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -546-1934 GMC UMJVBSITY Ol.DSMOllU 2850 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -54~'640 LINCOLN-MERCURY JOHNSON &. SOM UMCOLM-MHCUIY 2828 Harbor Slvd. . Costa Mesa -140.NJO MAZDA MllACU MAIDA 21 SO Harbor Blvd. Cotta Mela -641-5700 CREVIER MOTORS 208 W. 1st St. Santa Ana -135-317' CHEVROLET COHHELL CHEVROLET 2800 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -546-1 200 DATSUN HEWPoaT DA TSUH 888 Dove Street Newport Beach -833· I 300 PORSCHE-AUDI C .. CK IVEISOH, IMC. 445 E. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach -673-0900 llLL VAN PORSCH~AUDI 13631 Harbor Blvd. Garden Grove . 6J6-ZJ3J VOLVO UILI lkE VOL VO 1966 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -646-HOJ DAILY PILOT ----- ,, ROY CARVEJt IMW 1 540 Jamboree Road Newport Beach -640-644~ SADDLEIACIC IMW 28402 Marguerite Parkway Mission Viejo 831-2040 -495-4949 OLDSMOBILE UNIVERSITY OLD~MOllLE 2850 Harbor Blvo. Costa Mesa -54~9640 TOYOTA EARLE llCE TOYOTA 1966 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -646-HOJ VOLKSWAGEN JIM MARIMO VOLICSWA.eM 18711 Beach Blvd .. Hunt. Beach -142·2000 MAii HOWARD VOLISWA.-. 13731 Harbor Blvd. Garden Grove · SJ4-4100 . ~ ~-. ~. ~SPORTS -.~M UI • rt> 1• ,. .. .._ ,...., Tiit P1!1l1d'ttph11 h ctu at the .._hp• r1t1101• -r pzlfl ••• ,...... U The S.11 Ottt·~ tht Montreat hpos ... 0 ." "' , ... ....... lllt 1" r•elfl tlS n flit New Yod Mtll &&It l '• •.. The llltlll!Ott Onolts 11 lllt Ot~l1nd A:J •• ...s.... .... ,. S.-,_....,Ille lts A11«ltS R11111 V1 lht Otnvtt 8'0llC~ lll ~ ...,_, Tiit top 111111 ru1 old hoist• ot lht All Ailt1ca11 f11t11f1ty tOlllOtlt fOf 1 put\I of ovtr $1.000,000 •• • ......., .. ~•'•It ol tht US Men's Pow11hfhn1 Ch1mp10Ml11os. Wild Stt1t1 of TtK~ 1114 r 1tld hom F 11nct 111d Surmat of tht fittest IUt ,.,...._ ,.....,. Tiit At11nt1ftkOlls11 lllt San 01e10 Cll111ers fllOOAY, AUCUST 2C ll .. f(l lDO.f ........ WOllOIAY, AUGUST 11 U:ll CJJ llS 0.-,_. ~ TIIUISMY, AUCUSl 1' It:• ()J US 0,.. r.-............ FNAY, AUGUST 2' I:•. \Ul QIJ rr•S.U. fllfW lht New lnaland P11t11ots 11 the Sf1lllt S.•h••~J U:• (I) US 0,.. l-ls ~ SAT\llOAY, AUGUST 30 ll:te • IUl ....... lhe C111t101111t Reds 11 the 1'11t1b1111h P111tu OR tilt I tus !Qnae<s 11 the Klnus City Royals • W.W ai..,.. T...U Eddie Otbbs ws V11ry Am11h11 '" th' Semi r1nal$ of the $100.000 WCI lnv1ta1ton11 1n Maryl11nd li;tt Nl .. il ....... l:tl e (l}) US O,U TtNll Z:tl e CJ) CDl 8 TIM llASl Socctr "''°ff Game 4:• e ._.. fhe C.llf0tn11 Anaets at lhe Ball1mo1e Ouoles S.•. QI) Witt Weta. tf s,ortl Coverage of lhe little lneue Woild Series Came from W1Uiams001l. Pa L• a (.I}) f'rt·S-ftiltMI P1tlsbu1ah S1ttltrs at Dallu f.owboys 7:11 f'r..S... FlllW The San Oieao Charcers 11 the LA Rams 11:11 • "•Seuel f.ieNN lilt LA Rams vs the San D1eeo Ch1111m su•DAY, AUGUST 2• l-00 II Q]) ilJJ "BKUIJin at Ille White House" Part I (dta) 19 Olov11 Cole. l eshe Uu ams, luhe Hams, Robert Vauihn tD "Nlrtllwtst I'...,." (adv) '40-Spencer I 1acy Robert Youne 9:00. CJ) lDl a ""fiNI taapltf of Walill& hit" (dti) 71-Bo Svenson. Marraret Btve.1.£01rest Tuckrr. M""DAY, AUGUST 2S t:OO • ''Territory of Otlltn" (adv) '72 -0ocumentary G "6°''s Uttle lcrtn (dra) ·~a-Robert Ryan. l1na Louise 8) "Wu ltllnl" (d1a) '62 John Suon. Robert Redlo1d t.oo II @ (D "Blclsbin at the Wllitt House" Part II (dra) 79 Ohv1a Cole. Ceor1e Kennedy. lee Cnnt. lauy Cales • (JI) 121) "i.-'s S...1• FIKJ" (dr11) '70-Jenmler 0 Neill , TUESDAY, AUGUST 2' 1.-00 G "It C. It Dotie Miao" (•es) '73-Jack Plltance Bud Spenctt II) "Df. Ellrlid1's Malle Met" (dra) '40-[dward G Robinson 9:00 II Cl) (JJl @ "Tiie Sffuctio!I of Miss l-•" (dr11) 80 l ynn _ 'Red@ve. Anthon1 Ze~ -U Q]) ID> "Bacbliirs at fbtWhlteHouse"'Part Ill (Gri) ·79 CJli'Via Cole, Larry Cates, John Anderson WEl*ESDAY, AUGUST 27 l-00 e "(ty of tfle Wild" ·74 Documentary CJ "[tape to the Sun" (dr11) ·72 l11urence Harvey Q) "The Uist ~JS of l'onlpeii" (dra) 60 -Stm Rmes THURSDAY, AUGUST 28 1:00 a "Birth of • L11end" '73 Documentary O "Critnt Boss'' (dr11) 74 Telly Savalas lony Sabato Q) "Jollnny Cool" (mys) '63 Henry SMa. El11abeth Montgomery 9;00 U WJ (})) "Backstairs 11 lhe White House" Conti (dra) '79 Oh via Cote. teshe Uggams FRIDAY, AUGUST 29 1:00 II "Instinct for Surmal" (adv) 13 Ootumenlary Cl "Slcco 11nd V1nzelti" (dr11) 71 Gian Mauavolonte Milo 0 Shea Q) ''T1~t Her, She's Mrr1t" (com) 63 lames Slewart Sandra Dee t.oo . IJj) f2t) *Bell!IUU Dtpths" (SCI h) 18 le1&h M'Ckmey SATURDAY, AUGUST JO 1:00 GI "A ~J at Ille Rxa" (com) '37 Allan Jones M11ureen CJ Sullivan 9:00 U (UJ (ll "l'tot>lt That Time Fo11ot" (sci 11) '18-Doue McCtuie G "Sim's Son('' (dra) ·7 4 Robert De Niro, Jenniler Warren WHEN TIME IS OF ESSENCE WE'RE CAPABLE OF BEATING THE CLOCK ; There s always a general urgency about getting carpeting installed but most customers will allol a reasonable amount of lime Ho w ever when there is a rush we can accommodate those reouinng 1mmed1ate service without sacnf1c1ng Alden s r1g1d standards of compptency Unless there 1s a problem obta1n1ng a specific color or pattern you can count on last service from Alden sand we maintain a large inventory to facilitate deliveries ~ ... :~; ..... ,. k.P. ~ ~r~ /:carpetui~·installation . custom -----draperies•linoleum •wood floor 1663 PLACENTIA AVENUE COSTA MESA · 646·4138 • 646-2355 ... P ... 3 Cohosfs Prisclfls Presley, Burgess Meredith and Jim Stafford (I to r). THOSE AMAZING ANIMALS Animals-exciting, beautiful, dangerous. mystify- ing, cuddly, strange and ultimately amazing-are the subject of Those Amazing Animals. a one-hour show that sets out to entertain. surprise and Instruct view- ers of all ages. Dozens of rattlesnakes are mesmerized by their handler's movements so that he Is able to wall< barefoot among them In a ~It; a dog exhibits his prowess at hang gliding; a miniature horse shows off his abllitles at mathematics. These are some of the features audiences are treated to on Those Amazing Animals on ABC. Sunday at 8PM. But the show also emerges as Instructional. Dr. Martin Dennis, a veterinarian with the West Los Angeles Animal Hospital, appears regularly on the eerles to show young viewers methods of dealing with animals. whether, In the wild or domesticated, and whether for fun or In cases of emergency. Hosting Thoae Amazing Animals are three diV8rse, yet thoroughly engaging artists: Burgen Meredith, Who has been deeply Involved with animals and has been chairman of a dolphln foundation for the last 12 yeara; Prltcllla Presley, a beautiful and witty young lady a1 lntetllgent a1 lhe l1 comely; and Jim Stafford, known for hi• homespun humor and country/west- ern ~al ltytlnga. Jacques-YYH Cou1teau, noted naturalllt and underMa explorer and other aclentlsts wtll contribute feature aegmenta to the aeries. AtlO pt919nt on th• show's stage are an array of anlmall that will not be caged, but houHd Instead In "environments" ao that Dr. Denni• and 1elected young people mmy demonstrate handling and re- IPOf'\M. CatOfyn Thompaon of the American Socl•ty. for the Pr9V9ntlon to Cruelty to Animal• (ASPCA) also wom clolety with th• Mrlft. TltoN Amazing Anlm111 alao fe1ture1 an on-going VUiture Award, 1lmllar to the Wllllam Proxmire ...-. to b4 gtwn oocatlonaNy to the lndlVldual n1or arglftlutlon which ha conaptcuoulty d• ..,... lft lnlmal Of lftlmll hebltat. . . • TV WEEK AUGUST 24. 1980 In this Sunday's premiere episode. Ron and Valerie Taylor. underwater photographers who gained wide acclaim for their work with sharks in the movies Jaws and Blue Lagoon. are attacked by blue sharks off the coast of San Clemente. California Other segments of the show include an intricate dance performed by bees. through which they communicate everything from the locations of flowers to weather conditions; Kristine. a 12-year-old miniature horse communi- cates with her trainer to solve math problems; and inmates at Ohio's Lima State Hospital for the Crimi- nally Insane show their pets and tell how the animals instill a sense of responsibility and love. The official Those Amazing Animals mascots are presented: for Burgess Meredith. a penguin named Fred (Meredith played the role of Penguin in the Batman series); for Priscilla Presley, a wallaby named Sydney; and for Jim Stafford . Gertrude, the vulture. A final segment examines the Intriguing life of the lowly shrew, a tiny rodent that has to eat at least every three hours and then dies of old age-at 15 months. Burgess Meredith with an unnamed cast member. Prl1clll• Pre1l1y, Jim Staflord, (lower), BurQHI IMredlth and rrlMd1. TaOO ll r.=.--- (J) (II • ~ .., ••• , Wilb Hou David Hartman .. ,... I ............ Jllle&llle"-lclb I :::. .., ltellltl Ill lllldlllt/Ullftf ~ -7:JO-.,.. Ila Way :=--s.nun ............ lllOlctrk__, 8:00 • ID c.M.111 ..._,. Cl) s.. \.-Dlqt ••ma. ........ ~. .•• _..,.._. .... r .,....... lllSllllitS. -1:30- •WlfJ .. ,.......... 8. c..--..... ; Ollct u,.. a.le Mon -••-!!!Mattt_ ' 8100 . •C1>1D Tlll~ CJ)llll ...... e D De.w LllttnMll Sllllr ·--·.w..-• All C. Allallas With hosts Recis Pllllbin and Cyndy Garvey air..we • •ILM&..cy .......... ........... •S--Stnet 8Sia-$MM m ...... S.OJ.S.A. aPtil..._.., .... -9:30- • Cl> ID • CJ) Tiit Oatillc '--....... It tt ltntr .a.a ....... I AFT•RNOON 12:00 a (IJ) TM YOlllll I tlM hstlm D ID> o oars tf Our Uvts 9 Twllipt Zont •CD <Im f1I) All My Chilclrtn ()) ..... D • II) Mnlu: See d1yt1me movie lishnc. SJ 19 CMf U.y (C·C) 9 ftalllres -12:30- • MiU Oollclas S1lolf With to hos1 Sul11111t SomtfS Cl) S.rdl lef TOl!!Orr" m , ... 1w 1tt11th @ ftatum m Mow1t a Villa Altcre 1:00 Iii Cl) Cl]) As tlle Worlcl Turns a Gl ID Anlttltf WtrW • CJ) al all OM Lift to l.lvt 8 tD Fut•rn IDl Mlle Poiky flfU• -1:30-...... @ fut~ 2:00 a CD (t}) Tiit GuWl111 Upt D OD Tun e Oiull & Frletlds : ~ 6 Getltral HospltJI COME TO WHERE THE JOBS ARE! Irvine College of Business lo u h.•" short months. you'll have the skills and ronfidenre to enter the JOb market in an exr1t1nl(. well pmd. rewarding career as an • ADMINISTRATIVF. SF.CRF.TARY • LEGAL SECRET ARY • • BOOKKEEPER -- • Jl'NIOR ACCOUNTANT • G F.N F:RA L OFFICE ASSISTANT • RF.CEPTIONIST HELP YOURSELF Hundred!> of Oranl(e Count~· companies have hired lr\'lnl' jlraduates Cali now for more inrormation and brorhures. The Oran11e County employers need you no"' Inquire ilbout rmunc·1al a1rl ass1stanre ~ <You may be ellJ?1hle for Federal f,!ranls and loans I GET STARTED MOW! CALL 556-8890 P•5 ,. ORDER YOURS NOW • • 1000 BEAUTIFUL STICK-ON LABELS STYLISH TYPE ON GOOD QUALITY WHITE GUMMED PAPER • PERSONALIZED •EASY TO USE • FOR YOU OR A FRIEND I I I il f'PINTING -------_____________ .J SUNDAY (Condnued) napped and held for ransom by an evil former island employee and his s1de~1ck Red Bultons and Billy Barty guest, and in "The Choice." two orphaned cl\lldren &et the chance to choose ideal parents alter ma kine an ucrhng ucursron by balloon to an uncharted part of the island Steven Spencer. Kyle Richards, Mrchu' Anderson Jr , Beth Brdtll. M11y Ann Mobley and Re11s Ph1lb1n 1uest D Qllil lids (2]l lntemalioMI litd1t11 fD Yu r tf tile Wil4t""9t (R) (9) S«ctr, Mldt ill Cit11Mny -7:30- D Nor• ens.y•s c..My Sllop @ Vqu Diaest 8:00 u (]) ~ °"' Day •t I fllllt (R) Part one of three parts Ann une•· pectedly finds herself 1n her most se11ous romant1<: involvement since her divorce, causing her seriously to question her most 1nt1ma1e feehnas and values 11 llll a Tiit a;, Ettnt: "lick· stairs 11 Ille Whitt Hollte" (C·C) Part I. (dra) '79 (3hrs)-0hvl.t Colt, Leslie Uggams, Juht Hams, Robert Vauahn Mauie Roeers becomes a maid at the White House, and is qudfy consumed by the demands of the F11st Fam1hts ...... ~ '8 New! Sftuk 'rnitwl * Those Allt•rilJ:l""'' • (]) <1ll a llf: T11t1t jhun. ...., .. Burcns Meredith, Jim Stalford and 1'11scrll1 Presley host this proaram with hr&hl11hls ol the 1ncnd1ble anrmal world liJ GEORGE VMDEUN: • "By • Sltndtr Tllrttd" G H Is Writtttl • Mfflt: <II "lltrtllwest ,,.. 111•:.'.. (adv) '40 (2hrs)-Sptnctr Tracy, Robert Voun1. Ruth Hussey The story of the traaic 1dnnlurts of the eipedition surchin1 for a mythi· cal Northwest PISSllt. m HEE HAW SALUTES * HAlll SllOW TOtttT£~ e Het Hlw Henk Snow, M1110 Smith, Rodney l ay and Don lecey •.!! the ruests. (8) ( ...... at ,... Glen C1mpbtll is the ruest. e lly Alltlllelr Ray Anthony end his 20·pitc1 dann band, specialiilnc 111 tilt music of Ille Gl11111 Mtlltf I Benny Goodman era, lft fealuttd hi this special. 8 M 1111,,... ni.atrt: Liie -l:l0- •CJ)@ O..., a1 a n.t (R) Part two of llwM parts. Mer a jo1tln1 di'lccM!y .... tllt 111111 ill lltf lift, Al11 ~ tlhs to dell witll bolll tier •11tlcel dewlflttrs afld lltf °"" COllflllloft • ................. • llle ... ..__ 9100 • CJ) 0 ... (R) .... IWWJ• OM 'S llOfifeyct.: fel tlwolCll, Alice :roin:i. riltlllas ht perty at .Jlny, ..... • (]) 9 • ..... : "rl11I Qlfllf fl ...... Tai" (C.C) (dfl) '71 (211n)-lo '"'*"'· ••fllftt Blye, F'orrtlt TllCMf. Allotlltf 1111 •llollt ""lrut•lift '"'"'* tlltllfl, Mord "'-'· liOJ ...... C.'*t TV WEEK. AUGUST 24, 11180 II) Dolly! Anne Murray and Randy Parton are lhe euests '8l Masttrpleu Tlltatre:.Lillil ==UM -9:30- D ll}) Tiit JdftrMllS (R) Ctorlt and Louise have idyllic plans for the11 th1rtrelh anniversary until Louise's 1ulousy loves Georce alone 1n the oath ol temptatron D fta11 "' lritain m Tllat llasll•illt lhsk Connie Smrth. T G Sheppard. Dale McBnde • I he Oolht Ott S1n1e11, Buddy Sprker and the Tennessee Travelers cuest O> 300 Mi•ioMs 10:00 Ill ()}) lllflfltr .ltlwl, M.D. (R) A brilliant neurosuraeon, Trapper John, Gon10, Starch, Rrpples and Jackpot all combine to form an ee111 paltern around a centerpiece con· srsltng of a 1111 who is eoinc bhnd due to a brain tumor. ...... II ErMSt A111ty Hour GI This Wet• 111 lttelllM at lilMJS..Wrt 9 ""' '9rftnNtlm fJll) Master11iece Tllutre: Lilllt (C.C) "Amer1<:1" From L1llte's f11st day 1n Ame11c:a, she 1s cheered whtr· ever she aoes But on the eve of the open1na of L1lhe·s play 1n New Yoik • lht lheatre burns down (JJ) f tf Ille IKor~ -10:30-•""' CD M-. "' DMilltt 11:00 98 ())0 .... •(])<Il .... /llews .,...""' G ON TI• ""91 HM • Mt•lt: • ''lltttlftst , .. ..,.,. See Sunday tilt1n1 at 8PM • @ Jack VIII 1.,. O Mlll·IZ 0 ,,....., •E .... lt ... (R) a ... 1-.... ..... !"Illa,_. -11:30- • 5"rts fllll CJ)rtlC... ...... : '1lldliM: .,,.. • ......... " ...... C....... , ......... •1111111CM CJ)T .... 9 lleftt: "Mitter: Tiit Litt 10 0.,." (dra) '73-Altc Guinneu, Sillloll Wetd. Mollo Ctli • .... : • .,..,..... (Mfl) '64-iao. Llurtft, Sttft Ortatl. ,~ ... ......... -11:45-• .......... ar .-. ......... II Jdlllll ," ...... flllllw" 9 Prt-S-,...._. (It) TN Mitftta fllcolll et t1M Sia Dileo =--11100 • 1"' ..., .... Tllit first tftlllllf ... ,,. "°"*" "*" t1M MICIMllll l.11 v.,. mertelMr of t1M reer. ......... -11:30-.... : .............. (.•) '1l·AIMf Dtytn, Mllll T1111iloft. I I _ .. ...................... (C() ....._ Q 1Uo1•1 •• ............ ~ ""' ..... ~ It .... tad ........ *""., ... ....... e100 1 ............ ..,, ..... LA , .... .... I ... , .. ... ......... ....., .... ~) .... ~-....... -l:lO-.,., ow,_ e s..11.,., I n. ..... " ,,.......,.._.... UI Tlllf't le upt ==&Wllll ...... c:..w., 7:00 .,., .. ~ .. Wei of AcflCulttlrt • ...., & tlle llNot ........... , • 'IOIG£ VMIOUIA•: • HOf£ FO• •El'EATEllS e 1t le Wflttl11 1'V I LMb 11 lllr11Nl1 ......... ~ (flMtit , .. • °" " Difcewtfy (W ow n.. ~I Hour G) Erllllt AlllMf Hour @ T1lis h ltM life fD'•"' He11th ID 300 MilloMs OJ Acriculture USA -7:30- 8 Utetimes D TIM Christoplttrs D Gllli1a11's Island • ea.,. l'rofu (]) hltlfutionll Hour (IDl Dinctiolll • m Ji"""1 S•auart 0 At HoMt with tlM Billie tDlllbterRoctn 111-111...._ ........... 8100 11!: .. ~ l .. •-t'CJ ... c. c.e., ......... .......... .... , .... -t:J0-•11 rea .... liM ! ..... ,,_ (l l (1. l're s .. ..,. '"t· Ill• Plllfldtlplll• h &IU •I lflt '"• rncu"d l'1t11u1s uBen. .. ..._nw.w..•• ..... eia.,.,.....,, ..... T_rw eow, .. s.,.a..._, IJJIMlcllt • 10:00 e 11JJ llfL lll01 A l'rewlt• (!hr) Thtt 11'0&r1m 1>rcv1ews nch of 1h1 NH d1v1s1011S 11111n ~1s11s 10 111m1na umps and ltalu1t 1nltrvioi w1lh pbyerl and co1chn errtt-Ull e f_, f'1lll rt11i.M: '"-... ,. "' MMlttr I" (sci h) 69 Camera challtnces a Otadty monster that tllluteiu lo destroy [•OP 70 [ah1b1 11011 Ctntei '1J Tiiis WHk 11 1111~111 / Tht b~ JtAes l'rt·Cl111e Sil.-a Ktrlkl If Trutll m n.1a1e111111u11eh iU> lllC leli1leus ID llews/Flltllol Soccer tlli llenctftttr W...t, • • -10:30- D lllC ltli1ious "A World ot 01fferenct" a.sew Tiit San Diego Padrts ii lht Montreal C.pos D HMiotl'-1 m Do41er Du1out1Dod111 Pre· Glme sa. II) Cllmy C!laptl Qll lllowit: "E11te1 Llu&hlnl'' (com) '67 -Jose ferm. Shelley Winlers. [la1ne May 11:00 U {t2J ATI' Pro Tennis Chimp· ionsh• I en of lhe lop l•enty ranked tennis p1os 1n lhe world wrJI compete in this champronslup -11:•-......... 119 ....... ,,_. Bal llllOft OfiOln 11 tlit 0-0lalld 'As 1:-~v......,.n. Slit" (dla) '42 Sublltltd l)f) ..., ... " ... S.,.t ..... ........ ,.,..,. 1:00 • (tll ""'4 Sttte. .. '-It ( .............. , . ea.o..• ........ GTlltlllMIMt• ....,, . ..., 1.211 M> s.-hw.i111 1! CINI 1'11111 INllCt• ID le1111&1Mtwt -1:30- , lt'1 f141r IMta J_ W.141 Ston of c.11 D l111rtl l H11'J 2:00 II lnll&hl 8 GJ1~1an's Island m Prt·S.11011 footblN (R) Tht LA Rams vs the Oen~er Broocos m Mtwie: "A WorNn of Stra•" busp) '64 Cina Lollabl111da. Sun Connery RJlph Richardson ED Me1lco, Ma111 y En<utntro -2:30- U Sundly D All·b111it1n Derby lhe top lhret ym old horses ol the All Amer 1un futurity compe1t for a purse of over S 1.000.000 l1 fe1tureltt .. Alaska, North Slope V1s1on" f8l The Desert's Broun Siience W Ub II Ii "Michele Wallace · 8J All·Amerkan Derby 3:00 tJ lnterf1et _I) Coors Western Ouldoo111Mn ft MOfie: flt '1' error of I0111e ws. Son of Hercules" (adv) 60-Muk Fo11est. Marilu I 010 (h~beth r an1y (llJ Mowie: "Jenny" (com) '70- Marlo Thomas, Alan Alda Marion Hailey. V1ncen1 Gardenia l2~ Movie: "The Delphi Bureau" {adv) '72 laur~nce luk1nb1ll, Joanna Pellet. Celeste Holm, Bob Crane. Cameron M1lchell. Dean Jagg"· Bradlord Dillman ®Whitewater W The Open Mind m 8'iehN The LA Oodcers vs lhe • -3:30- Ne"' York Mets tJ Newsinah11 II) Cllilrtll i11 Ult Horne U Family film fest iv al: "The M11ic ~ It's Y111r Busintss Serpent" (sci fl) 66 lomoko W Masterpitu Theatre: Lillie Oeawa. Horok1 Malsukala l2ll Surd tor Ailcitnt faith @~·, .... -----llf30-----.U..~Ja11ei_Uo11atr.S... U Mowie: (fl!li ,"Storm Center" Fact the Nation . 8:00 8 (f}) Sundl, lllornin1 e Thb Is Ille life G r.,tye and INs friends Hatten hosls 8 Kids Alt l'..,it Too G i..-,. Jo1111 Ollt.ie <Bl Jerry f ..... , • sa. My """' @ ¥eict of AcricllltMre tD TIM Oedric C.,.llJ l2ll °'' " Dilcowtry ID CIH l'Tl a Mot FIMllt -8:30- Dly of Ditctwtry D On Carrt,us m fr•rick It l'rke 8> f 11111 Ttllt Sinp (dra) '56-Belte Davis B11an Ke1lh W l'lt41• ~iuk1Speak1111 ol Lowe. P I K I · · Leo Jlusuaha Kim Hunter, au el y ED Sitmpre en Oominao lom ft In. Terry Colt Whlttak:er (Hl Movie· "lkyond a Reasonable all ~: "T~ Eyes of Ch1rlts Doubt" (s~sp} ·~6 Dana Andrews. Sand (mys) 72-Peter Haskell Joan Fon taine. Barbara Nichols Hu&h Benson. loin Bennett 'S Great l'erfCKmucts AnERNOON 12:00 U Voyaae to Ult BottOlll of the Sea Ill Surd! Cl) Tman l8l Biiiet Hol W Old friellds, llew friends (RJ 4:00 U Mowie: IP "Maltese hlcon" (mys) '41 -Humphrey Boaart Mary A.s1or Peter Lorre U SportsWorld Cove•age ol the United Stales Mens Powerl1l11ng Champ1onsh1ps lrom Madison. Wis World Series ol !rack and Field The Pule Vault lrom Nrce, france, and Survival of the f1t1est D Animals. Animals ( lMf.-10.. ....... " • ...... : "OettctM .,.. <111) ·51 K11 Oou11as V ... DI .... -4:30- • Safari • AMrltwt i==. ... e ""'9 .... /l'anrettl: IHlc If Ille tfilll C'1 (R) S:OO (J) Wild 111111• e Star Trtl • 0>'2tJllews 111•a•s•H C!I Mowlt: "Attack ti tllt MllW- l'eople" (hot) '66 A•110 Kubo Q) SU M1111tft S Ma~ J li ClwlstMtltlllan Ill Mett IM llrea ~'ll l'tmottl al Juill~rd illJ ll.,ence Well O TIM l'redators -5:30- ... (tQ) ,..., Cl) Hollywood Squ1111 [2J Jo111ney to Adwent~re t1JJ focus ® Here's to Your Hullh (C·C) W l'led1• Bruk I All Cmturu Gful ind SmaN · Cals and Does" li Clndid Camm EVENING 8:00 0 .. ([Z} (JJ) aJ ..... rn forum U Mowie: "The Le1111C1 of Amalul (adv) 71 (2hrs)-Lorne Greene nar 1a1es lh1s story ol a youne lsklmo lrgh11ne lor sufVlval alter he 1s lrap ped tn a violent 1te quake D LI Rau La Rara/lht People · This documen11ry presents 1 com orehens1ve overview of the problems and aspnalions ol the Ch1e1no com mun1ly Ric1rdo Mon1Jlb1n n111ates lQ, Scarbor1111&h's flirt m The Bluebrrd (2hrs) Cicely Tyson, [hzabeth Taylor and Jane r onda star in lh1s children's 1ale ol a magical search by two children lor the 'Bluebird ol Happiness · &> Movie: ''The Miracle" (dra) '59 (2hrs)-Carroll Baker Roger Moore A youne postulant 1s to1n by her love lor a man and the love lor 1he church 1! Eltentions lf Circle of Sim Mel lorme and Dena Reese .. so Oki frie11ds, llew friends -6:30-:- D W QJ)lftWS In Search Of ••. U lletrS Conference D Johr! Joler! Joker! 1W Rufi lt®M tni focus ~ Victory Glrden ~ Superst11 Profiles 7:00 tJ T 'I}; 60 Min11lts U :U 1fi Disney's Wonderful World: "Child of Gius" (C·C) Conti (R) Mu1der and mystery stalk Ou m;11ne Mansion when Aleunder Atmsworth 1s chosen to unravel a 100 year old rrddle lo free the ehost ol Inez Dumaine D ®) C2t) flntny Island Sunday S,ec~I (RJ (lhr) In "Cor neltus and Alphonse:· laltoo 1s kid· Pege7 MONDAY fContinuedt Coocl Ann s romanlic involvemenl brings her lo a Clllical crossroads when she discovers a areal deal about herself and the mdn she haf fallen tn love wolh ~4 llun Amtrlu, ltun 0> Kosar Duke Hocu so Jau 11 Ille Mainttnuce Shop 10:00 0 II U lov Grant (R) A dens tatm2 brush l11e roaring out al con trol fogurts rn the troubled ma111aee of Chaille Hume and 1u1ns none other than Mrs Pynchon rnto an on the scene 1epa11e1 As lou marshals his staH to cover lhe last spreading blaze. Billie s lather tels a look at his daughter on the 1ob U Ollewi ID Shi,.recb of Puerto lli<o Ju n Micheal Cousteau leads us on a search of the sh1pw1ec~s off the Puello Rico shore Q) lndeptndent Nelwor• llews (8) Juz at the M1lnten1nce Shop fii) llun America, llun (R) Kim Prtnet examines this country's fas cma11on with 1ogg1ng and physical ue1C1se 0> Una Muffr M11ud1 LJ0:30- ID m O>llews fii) Jau and tl1t Maintenance Shop Woody Shaw Quintet (No 3)" Mu s1c1ans Woody Shaw. lrumpet. Carter Jackson. saaophone. 01111e Allen Gumbs, piano. StaHord James, bass. and Vtetor Lewis. drums, enter lain tn an evening ol 1111 ham Iowa State Un1ver51ty IS]) lill Moyers *'""' 11:00 •• Cl})QJ) ..... • Tiii llewlywed '-• • CD ())) 8 121) """ • Mewit: "lm•oul" (dra) 'S9-R1~rd Todd • Tiie OU C.ple • ...,Hill '2.-i Amill Cit1 llt!lib CC·C) -11:30- • (f) {lJ) Mo•ita: "H11r1 0," "lltttnwett loft" 8 0 0 WIM1 C.IMll • Tiii O.tiftt "'" r <II ra 11~/la""' ••• 11 .... ,. .... ,, ··~-..... .......... 12100 ., ....... ~ .. ••c... ..... -12.:30-1 .... ~ = .... 1 llllllM ... tlOO ·&:·'-.... ~, ..... =·· (dra) ·12-...... """" ........... ,. ..... ......... (COlll) 'U..llerjn .. !'trey ll!Mdt -t:JO-... TV WEEK. AUGUST 24 1980 I TUESDAY I sudden lragedy st11kes lhe ltdm U 23 The Misadventures of Slier ifl Lobo (RI Myslery on th, Ody l •pre\S·· Sherill Lobo 1~ invited lo 1udge a beauty conies! on the tasl 11de of the Orly £ 1press but •n not all lun when a diamond is stolen and a murder is dJS<overed hoend Sandy (;h11st1na and Wilham Rel ma111ed lhen W11J1am goes ott to .-~r as a l1ghtei p1101 AUCUST 26 • fat lllOfnina 111d 1flt1110CN1 Mtin1s. pluse see DAYTIME l'llOGRAMS. lelow, for YoUr convt11iencr, are !tie d11' s movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 12:00 D 'lit: "Belle Starr's Oau11tter" (wes) '48 Rod Cameron Geo11e Montgomery m M "Huvenly Body" (com) U Wilham Powell m "C1bor1 2081" (dia} 67 Mtel'lael Rennie Wendell COiey l:GO O "Pursuit of the Graf Spee" (adv) ~7-Peter Frnch John Greeson Anlhonr Quayle (1.oJ "Anythin1 Coes" (mus) '56-Bine Crosby. Mollo Gaynor 1UJ "Circle of Oeceptio11" (dra) '6 I -B1adford 01llman 3:30 U "How the West Was Won" Part I (wes) '63-Carroll Baker. Andy Devine, Raymond Massey Waller llrennan U 1'1i50ner: Cell Bled H r ullowong Eioca s departure Jim Flerth" 1s no111 1n charge of Wentw0tth W1lh Vera n hrs deputy he start~ to ma~t 11 .,1y rough lor the women and th111R\ erupt when he pushes them loo Jar U '3) 10 29 H1ppr Days r Rl 'The Hucksters Howard ltarns that •I doesn t always pay to admlisP on telev1s1on when lhe mu1erm1nl) tlt hmd the commercial 101 Huw~1d •. hardware store lhrows m rverylhmp from phony stand ms to a walk on by Han~ Aaron (e SPECIAL: Mom. I Wint to Come Home Now ( lhr) Beau Brodgrs liosl~ tt11s eaploralion of leenage piosll tu11on O Movie: "ti Can be Done Am110': (wes} ·73 (2hrs) Jack Palance m l'M Ma1n lne Q) Movie: (lw1 "Or. Ehrlich's Ma11c Bullet" (dra) '40 (2hrs) (dward G Robinson. Ruth Gordon lhe slOr) ol the strug&les and l11umphs ol a doctor who devotes his hie lo l1nd a medical cure tor a disease tliJ Non (C-C) fD 21 Ton11ht Summer Edihon Of' Combat in the Clasmom ~ Aambards -8:30-u I1 10' l't' uwernt I Slurlty (R) ·Upstairs Oownslaus When the girls dream of a hilarious hereafter but the tables get !urned and lhey end up betng at the mercy ol Lenny and Squrery ID The Odd Couple m11m 0> Mi Secreuri.t 9:00 U (I) (ll) Movie: "Tht Seduction of Miu Ltona" (dra) '80 (2hrs) Lynn Redar1ve. Anthony Zerbe An unma rned and reclusive college teacher falls in love with a married marntenance man Ill Oo!lahue TOlll&llt Former Pies1 dent Gerald r ord and Betty rord are the auests. D Q]) QJ) Movie: "Bachtalrs at tilt Ne Hoae" (C·C) Part Ill (dra) ·79 (2hrs)-0hv1a Cote. Larry Cates. John Anderson. leshe Nielsen White House maids M1aaie Roeers 1nd her daual'ller. ltlhan. move from aloom to aaiety Lo war as Herbert Hoover 1s defu ltd by the v1br1nt ind ophm1s he Franklin 0 Roosevelt Bui W01ld War II puts and end lo the rel11ed leehna m the White House e CD l2ll Tllrtt's Co111p1111 (C.C) (R) "lee Arn't Hm~ He's M1 lllotlltr" Jack feels he 1ust un't '°mpele w1lh his very handsome 111d my 1«omplished older brother 11ho IS 1n town to PIC .. up 1n IWlld . ..,,~ .. R~(C.C) .., lril QICell . ... 10:00 U O News U 3 !O 29 Hirt to Hirt (R) D~a1h Sri lhe Halls brcome en d"gled on d b'""' scheme I? like r<lnf•OI ol the family lortune us•"g h1~ brother s w1fr IS lhe un~now1ng •nsuument nl d~struchon m lndtptndent Netwon News 24 lOfd Mountbatten· A Man fOf the Century (C·C) 0> Una Muier Muc1d1 so Newschtck -10:30-ID m O>News so r rte to Choose 11:00 U e 10 1~1 29 News D U 3 ' 23 39 News U The Newlywed Came O Movie: "Honeycomb" (dra) 72 Geraldine Chaplin ID The Odd Couple m Benny Hill 24 Pruente ED The Human face of China II ls Always So 1n Ille World" This series ollers viewers an opportunity to ea prrience a culture country and pea pie lhal have long been 1naccess1ble lo mosl ol lhe Western world ThtS hr~t segment showcases the Sun f amity of Pengpu New Village a suburb of Shanghai m China -11:30- 0 u Movies: "Cannon," "Bu· naby Jones" U 23 lt Johnny CarJOn U The Dattnc Garne U 3 ) 10) i.zt llews/Movle: "Hit!" (dra) 80 Billy Dee Williams Jina Andrews Rtehard Pryo1 e US Open Tennis Hltlllilflts ID Ho1an's Heroes Q) Get S1111r1 fl41 Tiit llicht-s Apples fD ()01 Captioned ABC Newi 12:00 U Twlll1ht Zone ID Mission Impossible Q) Tiii Goodies O)Mo.le -12:30-u Tiit 01t1n1 Game Q) Independent lletwo~ llt1n 1:00 U !2f) Qll 1'11t T OlllOf,... SM1t e Mowtt: "Can of Ille WiN" (1dv) '76-Jol'ln Beck D Mlftrid m Movit: ""'pous ....., .. (dra) 'J6-Joan Cr1wt0td. Franchot tone. Robert h ylo1 m Movit: .... ..._ ~" ( •dY) '~ Joel M'CrP 2:00 Cl Movitt: "Dttltist • Ille "'-" "Ottptrllt ......... " IDlll.te -2:30- • lttws I Mtwlt: "Tiit Ce11t1rr Tllm" (ldY) '7?-R1th11d Boone, -9:30-' Sh1ron A(k1r. Rio Lenz . • CJ) 9 9 T11I (R) "Shut II Down" P1rt I led by tl•lnt, the 3:00 ClbOlts so on strike lor ulet wof•111a • Mowles: "bctPt It l1t•1," cotld!lioll$. "c.tcts at Larp" • ......... {C-C) "Sit!• No Std • ""9: ......... It ...... 501111" Cl11ilttna. Doro111, alld fif" (dta) Cln,.r ROI'"' Wiiiet W. ....," Ille •1111 of "'"' Ptd&tO!t. Vin'°'"''°"· Lin.' Twrner -II ................ = =•ll"*lNI , .. ,.. ..... ........ .. .., I !Vp!ii I 8 :00 D • J1 fle (R) flo un t con centtate on her taa retura when an old boytr1tnd 111011111 up and lhty llr•~• rom1n1t' ,p,r~, tocethtr h rl is the only one who 1)11 1 11nprtmd by Ch1rht "hylit ld who $ 11ch foocloost and moo thin rttdy lor the kind ol lun r1o lom B QI) 0 little HtllM o• Ille ,,-.irle (R) "S1ltnt P1om1sts" lau1a s 1latt0n 11 bt1nc able to ltach ltln ~n1u11t to 1 dul bor turns to sorrow wlltn Slit lu rnJ tlllt ht llu lllten 10 Ion with htr ind she canllOI 1ttu1n ll1s ltthnes Albin Branton (who IS d .. I) &mil • lllttie: "Ttnltt11 tf Otlltn" (1dv) 17 (7hra) ThlS stoir locuses on lht dtstrt 111111dltl1 lound 1n the to\ltll•Htt1 n cointt ot the US • ) JQ) Tut'• 111cre~I· Wet A :s,.ci.t ....._. ft1turts in elude 1 p111elluhst who ltll 2.300 teet and survived. a vtllt to the home ol 1 h1unltd ht11tss. • rul hie "lassie Come Home" 1dventuie and the return of the man 1n the atrh&ht pltsll( boa · • lllM: • "G-4'1 little Acrt" (dra) ·~ (2hrs) Robert Ryan. Aldo Ray. Tina Louise A ereedy Geo1&1a larmer. behtvtni &old 1s buried ~n h1s f11m. makes two of his sons aid him 10 dtH•"i 101 11 a> lilowit: ~"'War H11•t'' (d1a) '62 (2h1s) John Su on. Robert Red lord A sch11ophienic soldier who entoys k11l1ne 1s avoided by his bud dies even when ht adopts an 8 )Ur old •ar orphan @ Tiit DionM Quintuple b m 21 Toni111t ~r £d111oc1 -8:30- fl ! 'l2l WOP Ill C1MN1Mli (R) Part one of two parts Andy Tr1v1S warns Mr Carlson thal unless hr r11m attff q la11tS to a hv1n1 waa• he m11111 lost somt personnel and, sure 1nou1h Or Johnny lever 1s ulftrtd a jOtl 1n C1hlo1n11 •t thrtt hmts h1i pmtnl iillry • s-.. , .. The knowleqe" Jame1 Carl JOllH hosts • Tiie oi.M QHit..-(R) Tllrs him provldu 1 Stns1h¥t bioc11plly of the fin O Ollnt dauahters •llo be came lamous ove1n11ht. and t .P01t1 the pt11ls u well as the pleasures ol sudden fame CD~lt• 9 c00 9 1 I fl M•A•S•H (R) BJ finds n1mstll attracted to a lamous war correspondent wllo has fallen 1n love 11111lh him Susan Saint Jamts auests D tUl Qf lilowit: "81cbtlif1 It Ille Wllite MMI" (C·C) Part II (dra) 79 (Zhrs)-Ohvia Cole lee Grant. Georee Kennedy, U rry Gates. Jan Sterlin& Mau1e Roaers and her dau&httr. l1lh1n. are cau&ht in tht wh ulw1nd of history as Whitt Hou~ m11ds lhe death ol Pru1dent H11d inc ends the years ol scandal ~nd eou1p. and the quiet d11n1ly ul Prts1 dent and Mrs Cool1d1e rs a wekome rehel. but the calm 1s follo .. ed by the stern Herbert Hoove1 and lh~ Grut Depression a ClOJ Qt Mo•••. "Lowe's S1u11 fury" (~ra) · 'J (Zhrs) Jennifer 0 Neill f>trry ll1n1 A youna Southern beauly b utal11ed bJ months el abuse in a C1r1I War Union p11son is dfterm1ned to re build her Irle aicled by a cache ol cold and tht lovt 01 an olf1ter .]} Tiit Daert's Brohn Silff<e -9:30-g & 12 One Dar at a flflll <R> Lower prices because ,,.t.-1\' now agt' rn ted. with more option~ on deductibk ..... Fnrn1ore infonnation. aill < >r stl >P by one 1 >f <>urn 'ldt't'll Ioctl service offices or send in this couµ• •ll. We"re ready to help. ---------------, rJ am under 64 and 111tt'n·:-terl 111 \"lllll Ill"\\ lnd1\'1dual I I H.ealth Plan:.. l'lea:.e pn •\"ldt· lit"'' 1th >• •ll! frt-t' h1•1\..lt't 1 and an apphrat11111 f• inn • I ·---·-·-· --J.-~tA"ft. ~1mr~it&t1rpr.:·tttt1t'eru:-• -I S_11uthe~1 Calif~1mt:1. P 0 . B11\ ;00011. I lt·pt '.\.\"an I I '.'uy-s.CA !H410 I . In thi~ area. phone 1714 164 I ~:l..i8 I I I ' I " d I I 111 l'llo•'I \•• l\I \\Ill\ I .I!. Blue Cross I T. ~SQA!wnc-I Lower prices. ~Individuai&iili Plans.~ P999 t THURSDAY AUGUST 21 Fer Mfllills all4l 1ltt1111011 listiftp, ,itase SH DAYTIME l'ROGRAlllS. ...... ,.., ~ • .,. tllt •r'•lllNs. - DAnllU MOVIES 12:00 .. "Tiit lilollllllrs" (SCI fl) '68-Guy Stockwell • 18 "Tiit b ·llln. l rad· lenl" (mys) ·35:.w1lham Pow~ll. Jun Arthur. James Gleason e "lisMll" (dra) ·56-Ray M1ll1nd, Maureen O'Hm J:to a "Will Sllctta s,oil Roa H11ttrl" (com) 57 Tony Randall, Jayne Mansfield Betsy Drake, Joan Blondell (JI) "lrultl of Scandal" (com) '60-Sophta loren, John Gavin !Ill MJ11e llipt and Ille 4CitJ" (dfl) '50-Richard W1dmir~ l:JO • "Tlltrt Wu a Crooked 111111'' (dra) '70-K11k Douglas iV•NING 8 :00 • (j}j@~~ ••• a ""' ............... ...... ...... $Illa• • It Tlhs a lllilf a c..r. """ Sptdl1 •• EIKtric C-,.ny 8 M II Ille F llllily 8J Mn's 11 Y•r Hultll -6:30- 3 U. 39 NeW$ O ,t Tt< he Douah 10' Men G11fhn Show fD DKk Ca•elt Show }t The Brady 81111ch so Studio See 7:00 U U 8 Jl News CfJ The Odd Couple U Kunc Fu 0 < e Tht Joker's Wild m llalional Ceocraphlc Winged World" fl i fK Tu Douch Cl) The Streets ol San Francisco m om Elsy 19 Happy OaJS A111n ED Los ltlcos hmbttn Uoran 1111 The llbtlle1l/lehrtr Report -7:30-u The Cone Show CI Happy DaJS A1a1n D In Surch 01 . . . D B Cooper· 8 Milch Game l'M 1 f ' l'M Matuine O CtgJ h<t the Music ~ ill! M•A•S•H 'lli Family Feud ID The Maclleil/lehrer Report ED Aruna 'lt News so llewschec• 8:00 U 12 The Waltons (Rl Grandpa Wallon s sp1111 •s resurrected through an eccen111c 86 year old Wallon cou~rn. who lh' lam1ly suspects has come lo the mountain to die D ~a1 IH The Games People Play This sporls/va11ely sr11es salutes un usual and compel1l1ve endeavo1s and DOWN 2 ll'll'IJl\try rtl>bll 3 TV commtrclal 4 DrO¥t 5 Italian moMy 6 Preposltlon 7 Animosity the men women and children par 11c1pate on them 1usl for lhe fun of 11 Bryant Gumbel hosts w1lh cohosls Johnny Bench Cyndy Garvey Mike Adamle and Donni! dt Varon<1 O MOYit: "lllrth of " Lectlld" 7 J (2hrs) In lh•s documentary an or phaned royole pup has some un usual advenlu1es as he travels among men and animals 0 OJ ~ Mor~ & Mindy (R) 'The Night They Raided Mind Skr·s .. Mork uses cosmic comedy to besl a bunch ol hooded lanahcs when he attends then comm11lee lo clean up the Boulder meeting a Ms. l'hoto1tnic (R) (I hr) O lilorit: "Crime loss" (dril) '74 C2hrsJ-Telly Sm tas lony 5'balo fhe head ol a ma101 c11me syndicate supemses lhe 11se lo power of his p101ege CD PM Maauint IE Movie: rw "Johnny Cool" (mys) '63 (1h1s) Henry Silva. El11abelh Monlgomery An llal1an boy. brought up by a S1t1han guerilla, 1s sent lo New York lo wreah ven geance on the enemies ol an Ame11 can eipal11a1e ID 21 Tonitht Summer Edition so Maaic in 011 l'ailltin1 -8:30- 8 3 10 l1t' Ancie Anrie and lhe Doctor When Brads back roes oul on him a gorgeous blonde doclor lakes over. his pract1Ce and reo1ga n11es his olhce CD The Odd Couple ID Bill Moyers' Journal (R) "No Easy Way lo Freedom" 8111 Moyers talks w11h Nelson Mandella. a h&hter lor equality amonr blacks and while in Soulh Al11ca, as parlrayed by I Ttl<lt or post w"1• 11 HHYtnly bodle• (clue ~-~-f.a-~- 10 pu11le 1n1wer) 13 Slippery 11111 14 Uncover 16 S.peretlon 17 Formtrfy 19 Home 23 WeW!lna deYlc11 26 Pie ·-!lode 27 ,,, 29 Comic booll publltt'ttf JO '''"' (tbbr,) n cner-n'" JI, Tm. periods ll ldtlltlfic•tton (tbe>r .) 40 Ci>'Ptllft tun Sod TV WEEK. AUGUST 24, 1980 James hrl Jontt (The real Mandella 1s serving a hie sentence in p11son 1n South Afr1C<1) ED lJ Ca11bi111 de Alllllrio!G ID Slim C.isiM 9:00 D [2l ll1111by JoiltS (R) J R 's friend and fellow law student, Wes Carter, flees the scene ol a murder because he fears he will be accused ol the cnme bee1use he's black II a 9 lllowit: "Backstairs at tllt Whitt House" (C.C) Concl (d1a) 79 (2hrs)-Olma Colt. leshe uuams lrlhan Rogers Paru mourns the deaths of her mother and Presi denl Franklin 0 Roosevell l 1lh1n IS lempomdy dismissed hom White House service when Harry S Truman moves his family to Bl111 House. but 1s rehned and serves throu&h the lwo leims of Dw1eht 0 [1senhower 0 Cil '1Dl t8l 1111111 lllilltr (C·C) (R) 'Toa" While w11lln1 to hear 11 he has been promoted, Barney musl cope with a fill trumpeler who makes lhe sheets his slage and a fanahc who has waged a war against microwaves m Mm Gritfill Sllow ® EittMiofts ED Casa de HutSptdls !30' Tiit Old Hoanor\s -9:30- 8 (fjl) 121) ll1M4y'1 l'trltd "Hart m Jarl" Hart hH himself thrown into 1a1I and ene1neers an escape w11h a bank robber to learn where lhe man has hidden the lool. 8 Clmtra Thr" (C.C) ID The ltiplMUs .,,._, "A.S A.P" When the date of 1 Righteous Apples f .. 1.IDAYl _., ...................... = • •nt111 PIOCUIR, ..... I I hut,lftlfle ......... ... _. i9i •• ™ [f l••I) 'iii C... llOllffY. Rod ~ lll1oe WMlof W•llct rt1• A US •IHI 111eb b A • .... " '°'"" "' 0•~04• lll • "MtMht• Still'' (jfa) 41 W1ll11111 f>o1ull Ullltt Wlllltlll.t • .., ... llNf• ,, ....... (11111) '•t-llOlllll C11mlllt!ll' t-11 bit AA AmttlUft 1n ~ !loll& Mcl>Mu tnwolud _... 1111111w111 r1111 J:tl • ~"'' t .. 1 Alflltl .. a.I" (.cM' ~9 Roe11 Sm1111 J11110 C11n1~. S1111111 lonu Clft W~lilms (ft "nit INti 1114 tM ._,. (tOll\) '56 01v1d N1v1n. Ceoi1e Gobtl. "1llt• C.yllOI • "~• tllu a llflr1cle" (tom) '67 Sophia loitn Om1r Slla11f. Oololes Oe Rio. CtOl&t W1i,o. A mtdrtva~j11111tt l1llS 111 lowt •1111 a peuant 1111 J: ...................... .. Concl (wes) '63 Ca11oll Ba,er ltt I Cobb Henry fondt Kirt Miiden, Ca1ofYn Joou. C.t&ory Pee' lt mu Stewart. Dtbb1t Reynolds, Waltt1 81tnnan I 1t1I • P1t1tnl Quincr must dte•dt whtlhe1 a chars• ol n111t1ente ts wa111n1td 1n Ille dtllh ol 1n 1mt1 iency Pllltlll Wl>o wn btlltvtcl to lltvt ktn 1n1u1tcl 1n • h1H1c m1s111p bul KIUjtfy d1td of a bullet WOllnd ....... aaoo • c ~ (lf) v ••• , <t·tl <R> • H)I Sf'fCIAt: r ... , l1alHa 'ConS011111m' 01n'' repu1111on and t>llrs) W1ltt1 lbllllau hoUJ IM hie 111 on lht lrne .men a despmte p1011a111 ll>Oll11ht1n1 lht bot ot CIMllO o-11tr fl1111es h•m IOI Ille comtd~ lrom lllt M0¥1tt' JfftlUI murdtr ol rwo ~arty c11b lll Mlolll ltlt Mlllf Slt11 IO bt GI 11111111 .... 111 .. ....,, .. WI PfHllltd 111 hlnurt Ille lh1i 8tolh CD Uu M4ljtJ Mar~ tn. WC f itldl. Mu Wffl. l1urtl 1f a.,. $llow ud H~16' 81111 Ctosby. Bob Hoe>t -10:30- 1116 Abbott 111d 1:ti1e11o m .., m -.ws 8 J1 lul ,..... (C.C) <"> ..... • ... 1 ... "· I lt11uro 111<ludt 1n tlephant that l• -1 "'u rlO , .. ,, ""'t ro#tl ~ltff 1 1111 who wu fired loi 11 :00 a1111n1 P" 1 photO(Opy1na m.c~tnt fl 8 cJ._ tJ} 121 -.ws Jnd mi\1n1 COplH of her poittrlOI II ®l (21! U ltt.s ll0111e1Mdt boll r;cu. a ka.,re u 9 TIM ......,_ Glt11t p11t 1~1111 1 demonstration. • v1MI II Mo.it: Hfll• &ambltrt" (com) #llh H111y BIJCk,tont Jr I m111 70 -Suzy Ktndtll, Don Oo1don '~n • loo~ 11 tlte city of the Mu1e. Pierre Olal. Kenneth C111t1th funny wiys to skr 1no lhe crazy CD Tiit Odd Coliple 1n11cs ot tho lludents al the Unrvtr O> lenllJ Hil '''' or W1scons1n ~ SK1amento Wet~ 111 Rhlew a Mlwie: "C1y of Ille WiW" '/4 fl!) The a.aua Ms Trlo "'" Rml (1h11)-A doc:u111Cnt1ry on •oln~ 111 tD Here's to Youi Health tht w1tde111ess '"d in captmty, e1~ inc ins1eht into the fact that the woll -11 :30- is not the u vaae killer ol lecend u u_i. liloviu: "Tht S11nt," "S1dt· e <V U)) ~ £11111 Is £rto111ll wlndei OM" (C.() (R) ' A llltle I uanale Nancy IJ '21 ill Johnny Caison , 110~ hrrstlt in the midst of an a Tiit Dalin& ~mt unusu1I love l111n&Jt when her rel1 8 ®l iill lltws/lo.e loll 1ionsh1p with a min becomes comph L us 0ptn Tennis Hi&hliahb oted by a thNd party m i-.1n's Huoes .}_ Tiit ltattn with ltl111tt Cl) Gtt SIMrt II MoN: "Wiit It Ille Sun" i.2I Run Amtria, Run 12:00 • Tllillatll l• ............... GI TM c.Mlts U)*"t -12:30- • flit Ottillc S-m ,._. ... , .....,. """ 1r00 IJ !JI JI! TM ,...,, .. Sllow a MM: "Stffll W_..,, el Ille Wttt" 66 Oocumenl•1r 8 ) rs 1t111t1 ..... "'"' CD Mowit: _, ~r11r1" Cd11) J6 Spencer !racy Bruce C•bot Waller Bttnnan. Cdwa1d (lhs II) Mow11: r1W ''fronber ~I" (wU) 4 ~ Yvonne De C11lo Rod C•meron A co-boy's 1oc~y mamace 1s doomed 10 la1lu1t as they battle and finally &O ttieu separate ways 2 :00 1iJ Movies: "Tht Day the Hol Line Got Hot," "Chin1 Girl" OJ Movie -2:30-m Mo.le: "Green Dolphin SI." (dra) ·47 tana furner. Donna Reed. Van Hellin Frank Morgan R1cha1d Han (dmund Cwtnn 3 :00 O Mov11s: "lei Olt1 Ille Atlantic," ·as You Were" I (dra) 'll (2hrs)-lrnenct Harvey m 1]J1 C,ptiolled ABC lltws Jostph1ne Chaphn John Ireland JKk fl) lloclle 1 11ecf1t Hawkins In lhe Soviet Union. two ...---------------------loveis plot to escapt to the West, bur 6 News I Mot1e: "Cudy Man" (d11) 68 Geo1at Sanders leshe Parush A youn& American him star amves 1n Mtuco with his enlourace and d1scovm his )Oun& dau&htt1 IS ~1dn1pped b~ • g11el crazed woman •ho losr a child of the ume aae 8:00 • CD (I) I.II IIll '21 tins •• Gt <ll lews .......... Ill .... e Sb Millioft SMa11 • " T MIS I Thief @ SuMi Violin Concert will! Laura CINl!tft CJ Tiit Electric Colllpa ny O Al ill tllt family Rl C.111t11 Tllttt are constantly watched by the police I z.rr,:·Llst Oats of '-· pell" (d11) '60 (2h1s)-Stm Reeves Christine Kaulman A Roman cen 1u111n. 1n love with a Ch11sllan girl . l1&hts 1t1d1ators and hons to win hei (llJ S~tspettt l'llys fli) 11 T onl1lll Slimmer Edition -8:30- utin Profile m fht Odd Couple fI) Tiie Shahspnre Plays (R) 'Twelfth N1ahl" fl) Mi Duke Charytin -6:30- (J) (fJJ ID hrs e CIJTlc Tac Dotiah !DJ Men Gtlffi1 Show 9:00 S) Diet Clwtt Sllow IJ <ll (8; Oiff'renl Strolts (C.C) (21 Tiit lk"J lullcll (R) "lhe Will" Arnold l1nds a copy of O Sbl4io See Mr Drummond's will and 1ssumes lltal his stepfather 1s dyin11 7:00 U ® a Charlie's Anaels e e 8 @ Nns <"> ''Aneels on lhe Stieet" lhe An CD Tiit <Md c..,lt eels a1e marked for deatll wlllle work1nundercover as high p11ted c1.fn..~iif-·-~talriirrsano~iSCOverfi~ e lbtieul Gtltrapllic "Journey to mg secrel the Hien Artht" Women. USA This pro1ram <Ill re Tac Ootstl lotuses on how lo dress for an e TM Strttts of Sin f1111<1$CO 1n1trv1tw and on the jOb @ lllli&llt m Mt~ Griffin Sllow 83 0wr Easy (C-C), -9·30-<a "-"' .,,,. Asa• . c . at La Ilea Tatnllitll Uonn IJ @ QI) Sanford (R) al s a Tiie Mac .. il/ltltftr Rtport Diet" Conti lo prrvent lhe ovtr we1&hl and lonely Cal lrom taking his -7:30-investment out of the 1unk yard and B TM Price Is Ripl aotng home. Fred puts Cal on a crash Cl) lt'"1 Days Astin diet and eels him a new girlfriend a TIM '4lill11t11 Glme OJ El Sllow dt loco Vtldtz B Ko11JW1M Sfl11111s Cf) P11 M1pzlne e (W ftet tllt Music O Match Game l'M 10:00 a <ll1 cas llews Hour U IDl 9 Quincy (R) "No Way to VIDEO CASSETTES FOR SALE OR Rfton' HOW A. V All.AILE • COAL MINN'S OAUGHTH• Tl:fl lllAL HUCI Lii • THE llltDS • PAPlll MOOH • JULIA • A STAI IS IOltM • TUIHIMG POIM'T • SA TUttM J • LOlmA LYMM COMCHT • FOOTIAU ILOOrHS • CATCH 22 • MOITH DALLAS FORTY PLUS I 00'1 OF OTHH TrTLIS-ALL IA TIMGS HOME MOVIES AMO SLIDES MADI IMTO VIDIO T API VIDEO CASSETIE RENTALS 646-8928 VISA 11194 I Harbor ll•d Ca•la M••a = P•11 Wi/! S11111psort hos/~ artd na1ratrs Images uf Indian!> IMAGES OF INDIANS Perhaps more than any other arllsllc medium, Holly- wood films have shaped our views of the out<i1de world Yet is the film portrait dlways true? ''""K" o/ lndu1ns, a new five-part series el(plores the po rlrdyal of rhe Native American an Olms and concludes that no other minority an American history has been so long depicted as a group to be feared, gawked at. or h<'lted The KCTS/9 Seattle pmduct1on airs o n KCET (Channel 28), Saturday at 8:30PM "nd on KOC[ (Channel SO), Fnday at 9:30PM. Will Sampson (011t f/t11• Orm thr l uchro s Nw), host and narrator for ltrtagrs o/ /nd111ns, !'\plains that the image of the Hollywood India n initially came about in the Western dime-store novels o( the I 860's. The success of these novels, which depicted Indians .is savages, was enormous and continued through the 1930's when these novels were selling .is fa st as ten million copies a month. The dime-store novel provided Holl ywood with the first scripts for Western movies. Robert Hagopian. co- producer for the series, adds, "Hollywood found it con venient to label all tribal c ultures, beliefs and customs as 'Indian,' grouping .ill Indians into one mas- sive category." Sampson points out, "Hollywood recognized only three buic types of lndi.ins whic~ is supported by the fact th.at the studios had only three types of wardrobe. the Sioux kit, the Apache garb and the third costume was used to depict over 400 other tnbes." !Yrely has the Western movie shown a balanced or 1ccut.ite view of the Indian's role in history There was an unwritten l.iw that the story line could neither portray the Indian's point of view nor c6uld be sympathetic to the lndi.in. Hollywood fil ms tl"t'.ited Indian women as being nameless, docile cl"t'1turu, whose main fu nction was to ~tch and c.1rry. In reality, Native Americ.in women wel"t' chiefs in many tribes, often the final authority on w.u .ind always had the right to vote. Fllmclips fro m various Westerns show the Image which Is still pttvniw In the movie Industry. Even Soldi,, Blut (1910), an allegedly pro-Indian Olm, "ultim.itely ju1tl6td th~ i troclllt!i by white man,~ notes S•mpson. Despite tht' Sf'rlous nature of the series' Intent and inlormaUon, lm~ts of l1ul1•"s is •l50 entert.ilnln3. Wiii SAmpson successfully makes us aware of the problem duo\llh warmth, humor, u tire, anger and n dness. .... M I SATURDAY AUGUSl 30 MORNING 6:00 D Hews ltiplay I Summer Semester O Communrty fted~c• Q) Uninrirty ol Ille Air CD Films that Tuell -6:30-0 KidsWorld .lJ Villa Ale1re D That's C...t D Country llNds CL TV Classroom O Oney & Goliath @) It's Your Business Q) Speak Dul m Romper lloom fID C...ptioned ABC llews ED El Concurso de II Te(lvrsion Il lnst111c1ionll Proaram 7:00 O Marlo's Macie Mowie Machine D 2} l'fl; Godzilla /Globetrotters D Bia Blue Marble U 'I' r;.o:i (}t, Superf11tnds O Hot flld&e Show m Tttn Scene ID Yoea lor Hutti! m C...ras , Gutos -7:30- 0 Dusty's Treellouw D PKtSetleri ..L KidsWofld O Tht I.OM Rineer m Mundo Real m Sollrius ID As Wt Ste It m Compliudislmo 8:00 O J _, (JJ) The "•• ~ontures of Mi&hlJ Moust/Htdlt ind Jecklt U (n J (J(I fctd and S.rney Meet the Sllmoo 1!1 Rifltm1n U (]) ®) (21) PIHtitm1n Iii ltoht Supetltars Q) M1,tltrry RFD m Sptci.1 ,...,._ ID Onte U'°" a Classic m Cuu y Gtstos -1:30-m ltlw\1M Cl) Here's to YOll Sl)llffoll ID £1 Ylsitante 9:00 B en Tiit 1111' lllnll'fl lloH· flllllltf ..._., a TM lie YatleJ e TM LIM bnpt ......... AllNllK • FM11111 ,, .. mrri..111~ -9:30- • lfJ; U The Giffy Dtd lllllf • CJ) Cill 1'21> ktMJ a kr.,,, °" •.. """ ..... .......... 10100 e oani.,... e1s,, ·l..i ~ .... ......... _, .... TV WEEK. AUGUST 2<1 1980 a> Mo•te: "Pean " (com) 50 Diana l ynn Charles Coburn -10:30- 0 II 12 fht P'opeye Hocit O 2> 3t lonny Quest U 3 10 2t Llff·A-lympics ID lnletnalional lhlcllen ED Musiu Colomb11ru 11:00 D 23 3t Baseball I he C1nc1nnat1 RPdS al 1he P1trsbureh Prrales OR lhe I ~·as Raneers al the Kansas City Royals U WOrld Cll1mp1on Tennis [dd1e 01bbs vs V11av Amlilra1 '" lhe Semi finals ot the $200 ODO WCI lnv1ta honal 1n Maryland U ~ 1 1C1 29 Weehnd Speci1I (R) lhe SI 000 8111'' O Thrillstekers m The l'artrid&e family ID Ma-Ina Thincs Grow m lucha Libre -11:30- 0 8 1~ fat Albert U ' 10 29· Amtr1ca n Bandstand m Soul Tr"n a> Superman ID The French Chel AFTERNOON 12:00 U it limn and the Supe1 1 D The Ractll e The Thrtt Stooaes O The hsl Srde Kids CD Tar11n 24 C...mera Three Sptc1ll £D Turns, Tmls and Trestles -12:30- 3 Its YOlll Business Dbl l'atrol u P'eople 7 $ , This Wte~ 1n lllstblll lOJ Animals, Animals Q) Mowit: "C11nlY1I of SOllls" (SCI 11) '63 Candace H1ll1goss, Sidney Berger ftantes r east m fl1mbards ~ Shi Ila Na ED fulbol Internacional fOI The Slll-ISlltart l'tays 1:00 U 1•1 (It, US ()ptll Ten11is '.}i Memories ol tht Super lowts O loftlnu ~ tcOfts.iclt Cl) M1rws Wtl'Y i:21J firmer to CMsumer ·t ht Cooo trat1ve Way -1:30- • Mtllltfies of Ille S..,.r e-. • Al*tt ' Costtllt &;> A Ce11ttrMtie11 with tltlt11 Galitltfl OMcln (R) 13/ C.S Wtsttr11 Oii......,. 2:00 D c.n w.ttr11 o.t,__.. • Citlip11'1 1111~ e Cl) ft lllASl S.CC.r P\tJ· eft St• Teams to be a111101111ttd .. Owttr U.lb m ...,..: "Tiit Iii C.r•.r (011) 'Sl-IM Ooualu, Jin Slefl111t. Bob Mhur, P0!1tr. Hill <I~ llt ti.: "Clt111t" < dre) 'S6- J1mu Om. Wlabtth r1-l0<. Rotk HudSOll. Canoll Baker. a .....,..."""..,., ..... -Z:JO-·~- -12:30- • Tiit Dltil11-"111e II) lndepeM11t lltlwofk News 1:00 II !Ul al TIM TOlllOf1ow Show e fllowit: "Griuly and tl1t T1t1· sure" (adv) • 7 4-Documenta11 e CD ®l '2ll luetu Gallftrid • Metit: '.'ltst Foot For· •'11" (com) '43-luClllt Ball • fllowit: °'SMctllalJ" (dra) "61-ltt Remd. Yves Montand 2:00 D Mewits: "Suicide C01111N11do." ''Tiit °'" Ctft1tr" fD fllowit -2:30- • fllllries: "I C..er Ille Under· WlfN.'' "A Ciolme tf Dt1tll" • Mewie: "Undercover Cirl" (dra) 'Sl -Ale11s Smith. Scott Brady 3:00 8 fllowit: '1ht lpcress File" (dra) "65-Michael Cline. Sur Lloyd e lllowles: "MinllUOta Clay," "Es. "" ~ lllcllt'' I l'RIDAY I U:tl e "S,ue -.,.1t11" (kl 11) ' rr,11C1ne YOI\ e • "l"' Cmy" (com) 41 W1lh•m ~•tll Myrna Loy lK~ ~rSOll • "ltlh ti St M111'•" (ii1) 4S' Bini Cicnlly l:OO • ..,,,,., ltatlltr lltd1" (adv) !> John Witnt Rol>trl llY•n Janis C1rt11 ,1Q) ·-c.. a.u. Littlt Slltll•" (d11) ~l lil111tty Boot~ 1)1 "rl1111t11lll A41venture" (Id~) ~7 Sptnur hicy Gene lttrney 'Vin John.on Leo Cenn o ... n Addams NO e "Ille• •nd the 1'1uche1" (d11) 7? S1dn1y Po11te1 )larry Btl•fonl• Ruby Du IV•NING e:oo •• 12 lltws II '.l}J U l'11·Stuon Football (!A>nhnued lrom 5 JOPM) lhe Ne" En111nd Patriou at the Sutlle Suha•ks D Wtlldtr Woman Cl Mtlldt a> tt Tales a Thief l( Soutr, Made 111 Ctrm1ny fl:) Tiit Electric C0111p111y 0) ®I -21 News SO Slcramtnlo Week in Rtvrew -6:30- l~l 2 News O c.e • Tic Tac Oou1h Lt~ Mtrw Cullin Sholl> fD Dkk Cavett Show 1.29 The Brady Bu11eh 1101 Studio Ste 7 :00 O O News m The Odd Couple D lluna Fu O {IJ Tht Johr's Wild m lbli0111I Geo111phic R~pl1te~ and Amph1b1ans ,12 Tic Tac Oouah m The Streets of Sin FranCfSCO 14 Wash1nston Week in Review f.ID Over u sy (C·C) 2t Happy 01ys A111n 0) los lbcos Tambitn lloran s~ The M1cNerl1lehrer Report -7:30-u Woild of SllrviYll .1 Happy Om Aa11n O Hollywood Squms a ,.. M11uine D 10 Face the Mus1C •lll 29 M•A•S•H .J• Wall Street Week f.ID The Matlleit/lehrer Repor1 €D Arianl 50 Votm' 'ipehne 8:00 U e 112 The lnmd1ble Hulk tRI The audience lh1nks 11 1s par1 of lhe act when lhe Hulk rushes on ~la~e 10 save a rock slar s Ille g Movtt: "Instinct tor Sur-.inl" (adv) 73 (2hrs)-Almnder Scourby r1t111tn lhiJ lilm 11~1ch t aplores lht many tmls or 1ne ltvu of 1n1m111 111h1ch 111 4uphcaltd 1n human bthlYIOI • ru (JJI JI .. lllOll (R) "TM 1'1es1dut s Ooubl• 8t11son. d1s 1u1Std " lht 01u1dtnl of • thud 'lllOffd ~hon CrHlh comic chfOI 11 • uu"y st;te rttepho11 •htn ht ~ •ltrttd to lht pitHnct ot a hit ""'" out to 111 him whd cauus him to 1~ndoil h11 d11111f1td dtm11no1 ind slarl h1u1nc auu h D Mtvit: "S1cct 1114 Ytfltttll" (dr•) 11 (21115) C1an Mar11volonl1 M110 O Snu Cy111 Cusacl lht sroiy Ol l11t10us murde" ot tht 20 s G),.. M11u1nt Q) ~it: "fth Her, She's Mi11t" (com) '63 (lhrsJ James Sth•a11. Sandra Dee A funny look .i lhe frustr1tions ol brine 1 latbei with 1 ro11e1e aee dau1hte1 t4 Old foends, llt• Friends tD 28 TOllt&ht so Wuhinaton Week 1n flevltw -8:30- 0 23 Here's Boomer (RJ Private ( ;r · Boomet plays cupid for • nto phylt dtlet11vt Irvine lo 1ecover a dl4mond necklace and the poor hllle tl{h r•rl he wdnh 10 mmy 0 3 10 ~ Goodllme Cirb (RI S1nK 111 Ir Huth Culhblt Belly !urns a lleal ea1 lo her lr1ends wa1nt0g$ whPn a lhra111cat 11en1 .. anh d helly f Pe ro launch her u d new sing1n1 $lar m lnsi1hl i• P1nroH1 11 Ju1lhatd ff) Wulunston Week 1n ltevttw e> El Show de Eduardo II 39 News so Wall Street Week 9 :00 O a 12 The Dubs of H1u11d tRl A. Te.as Ranger enhsh the Oukt$ help to track down .i danrtrous oullaw h1d1ng rn the swamp U Sha Na Na U 3 10 ~ Movie. "lht Btr· muda Depths" (SC• 11) /8 t2h1s1 I e1gh McCtoskey Burl Ives Connie Sellecca Sc1tnl1sls pursuing the mysleries of lhe deep a1e 1hrea1 ened bv a bPaultlul g11I who srems lo have •eturn~d horn 1h1· d~ad and a p1eh1SIOffc sea c1ea1ure Iha! dw~lls •n the Bermuda l11angle m MuY Griffin 23 Mom: "The Pin• Panther" (com) &4 (lhrs) PetPr Selim David N1vPn RobPrl Waaner A p11cr I~~ gem is )()ugh! bt a wanled 1e,.tl lh1~f whose accomphct 1s the wilt uf a French police 1nspec IO• 24 Crut Per1orm1nces ED Wall Simi Week 39 Movie "The Sunsh1n,Boys" 1com 15 ~tor11, Burns Waller Mallhau RtChard B'n1am1n ""'' a Ion£ se~rauon 1 .. 0 lo1mtr vaude w•ltt PA<lners reunite Ill 1ene .. lhtu f11~nd ~•P dnd lheu feud so Old friends, New F r1ends -9:30- 0 llNBC Speml I he P1gtun Ha wk 1 his 1how "'d\ produced by 1 he Cal1lorn1a Crim' Rem ranee foice and will be 1nlegialed w1lh a d•scun1on by law enfo11:tmtnl olf1 mh and commun11y 1,aders ff) SatrJmento Week 1n Rtview €0 Y Aho11 Que! so lm11u of Indians 10:00 O 8 12 Dalfn IR) Part one ol TV Wt![I<, AUGUST i4 1ta0 two p;Jts As • nc• awstanl dlsh\ct 11101nty. Clrff 8tfnts ~Pt 11 Ille ch1net to woik on tllt 111vtttiptloft OJ !fie body foilnd tt Solltflfot~ • oOVIO~lfY murde1ed """Y Ytlt$ •. while Sue (lien lttht1 to COMlllCf Ille family that f/lt it !IOI dn11k1n1 tptll ...... • IA •191 d11t • ....,_ ... 12~ ,.....,. (C.C) • .._.(R) G UM ltl9jef lllllU4t (JI) 50 r .. 1.,, I ht Student Prrnce" -10:30- 11 • • • • .... Cl YMll 1.W tilt llllltS &;) W1n1 I A CtnwtrNllH Witll Heltll 6'M_ttft 0..Cla f tlfUltd IS a conversatron w11h Helen Cah111n Oouatas the d11tin1u1shed attrm, srneer and $lltt,woman 11:00 u u (9) ~ ()JJ "'"' u m (1.A) (t_ll 121.! News U The •wtywed Came 1!J Om Allen 11 Lira• m Miss Youna lnlern1ti0111I The l11s1 Annual Miss Voone International paeunr hosted by Brrt Parks ID lenn~ Hill 24 Another VOICt -11:30-u •i Moms: "fh• h en1ers," "Crime llnNS no A1e" U (}3 -Jt .loll11n1 CallOll U The 01tin1 Ga111t 0 ..1 T§l ~ F11d1ys e US Open TeMis Hipf1pu 0 llhodl m eet S1111r1 t4 S,Cr amti!lo Wtt• 1n ltVlt• fD C.ptiontd AIC lltws 12:00 U T w1hpt ZOllt O The Sulhnu Cl) Tiie Goodies €D Movie -12:30- 3 Frid1p/Three's 1 Crowd U The patine Game O Frid1p/Movit: "11.1'.M." (dra) 10 Anthony Quinn. Ann Margret O Movie: "Astro Zombies" (hor) 67 Wendell Corey. John Cawadme lorn Pace loan Patric 10 f11d1ys/The P1ice Is lli1ht Cl) Independent Network Nein 1:00 U ;~ '9 Tiit Midni&lll Special U Movie: "G1111es" (dra) '67 Kathaune Ross Jamts Cu n 10 The Plice ts lli1fll/N11ne Thll Tune m MO'llt: w "Good llews" (com) 4 / lune Allyson, Peter Lawford Cl) ~le: "The 811 GamMt" (com) 61 Stephen Bord Juhelle Greco 2:00 O Movies: "Carry 011 Spyi111." "The Bottom ol lht Bottle" -2:30- 0 News m Morte: "Ship of FOtb" (dra) 6!> V1~1en l.e1&h Lee Marvin Cl) Movie. IW "Whitt S1n 11" (d1a) 43 Marra Monle1. Ion Hall e> Movre 3 :00 O Movie: !Ji) "Arsenic and Old l1ee" (com) '44 -Cary Grant U Morles: "The M1nlpul1tor," "Holiday Rhythm" Paige 13 * WE DON'T SELL EGGS, BREAD, OR MILK, * WE DON'T SCOOP ICE CREAM OR FILL PRESCRIPTIONS, * WE DON'T EVEN CARRY SHOE LACES, TV WEEK AUGUST 24. 1980 WE DO THE BEST COLOR FINISHING!! "We don't think you should let a single holiday, picnic. family get-together or any good time be lost Keep your camera loaded and take pictures of the fun times this Labor Day weekend. At Dave's we'll take it from there: process your film. make extra prints. do enlargements or even make prints from your slides. When the good times happen. don't forget to take pictures and don't forget us at Dave's. we'll treat your memories as well as you do." A FREE ROLL OF FILM!! THE HARBOR AREA'S FIRST & FINEST COLOR LAB I WE .DO OUR OWN ... • e-e Cok>r Shct. Processing 11 Day Service) • All types custom black & white • Custom pr.lnts from vour slides • Custom colOf enlargements lrom vour color neg 12 hr $8'Vlce e11tr1 chM9f'l • All IV~ of P8SSPOr1 & 10 Ptlotos 'Color pasSC>Of1 available 1n !5 min l -4:30- • lttMlll l ht ( •hl•llh•• Anti' I\ JI tllf 8alttmmt 011111~, tD $tle6tt• 5:00 .,, .... ...-11 e t}f 2' Widt Wol'ld ol SpotlJ C:.Owtt'Ct ol llte l11t1r tucut W111ld St11es from W11h4m ,po11 PA • a.....: Wf11ry Ofl Wllttls" dt•o 1110111 lllOA l o,•n ll•mYy A1lhn Witco' H0tnt Co11110 B•1n • llllo.1t: • "A Day at the laces" (co111) JI Alf111 Jnno M1ureen 0 Sulhv•n ~ .... m St11 Soccer ill Tiit llliuttventum ol She11ff Lallo -5:30-u •ws 111 Wide WOrkl of Sports J • As Wt Ste II I EVl!NING 8 :00 O 8 12 Pre.Season football P11tsbu•i Steelers al Dallas Cowboy~ 0 23 39 NeW$ Q) Movie: "Sodom and Gomorrah" (dra) 63 \?hrs) Stewait Granger Pte1 Angeh lhe b1bhcal t.ile ul lhP wlC~edness of Sodom and Gomorrah and the esupe ol tht Jew~ lrom 11~ deshuchon IR Feehna fret ID The Open Mind et Juh• 'JJ fret to Choose -6:30- Clltc4 & the Man II Youna People's Speml Ma~1n Must< • o.lll "'"' @ Plul Donahue PM (81 Soccer, Made In Cerm•ny ED Julia Child and Mort tom111ny '19 Your Colden Emp11e 7:00 ~ • The Muppet Show CJ $1.91 lleauty Show U Eyewitness LA D The Sonny & Cher ComtdJ Hour ...... ri.e """ tllf -.it YM!t" Sollftr •"4 Clltr !Iott 11111 ~•ritly/ 11\ll&dl "'9<111 Wiii\ pub Paul Anu Htll Stdau Wotl111111J.ck111f Hffman t Hti111h1 111 "'""-F...w San Diep ~t .. r~ 11 lilt U b111' £, "'u. ...... l nr.1ct11t~(lt) ,. ... stU.C... -7:30-) ~°'" ..... D r llllllJ r .W 9 U!IMtt •• 1111~ PfO&ti m t1 plum lhf wund ol lht 80 I •lid fu1u11 Nt1I St4•k• Jolin ltavOlt• •lid ul hfl lop \tlr\ 011 loOltOll 8 W011d of Sllt11t1 U C11el l111Mtt •M fotHs rD J4 {)ti(e Ill*' ' CIUalc (C·C) JO fttlltll rr" 8 :00 O 2) >• 1110 Roatr1 111 1111 l~th Century t Ill S~~" Rlltl.tn I l1r .,.,, m411,efr ul ~ rod. e1oup lll•n\ 111 •~~··uni~ ~olid•J by u~Hl& w1111 mmd ~1111trul on f~f 1uulh ol lhJI t•IM I 0 ) 19 lhe Lovt SNt <Hl ~11111 111 A1~1dt11lal C1u1se. a •.tull) tiecuh>t unbrnd\ and falls 1n '"" ... 1n h1\ '"''lilly Soupy Sales 111d 11 Annr Wvrley Kues! 1n The wn~ I• I ndrd a \on11 .. 11tr1 iek1n llr , 1 .. 111 ~ hi•t loo her husband lhi.h~•d 1)4•0011 luhel Mills and k~b•ll Cuultl iUfSI rn 'A hmt tor 1.11v1n ~ t•PI Stubhnt la~tS • l141tt vi lht O•Plldnrd cn1ld ol his '"""" lu•r Mtlrndy Brrtt and Jiii Whtl.1nd 11uo1 4nd rn An0ushka ' \1•111 Hu~\·~n CIUI~ dutctOI IS rnrllrd by Dot l orelta Sw11 euests O Dean Mart111 Comed1 Hour m Movie IW "A Day 1t the llacu" (<VAi) JI (7hrs) Allan luoh lht M;11 Brothm ID M1W1t: "C11 Ttrrot" !mys) 15 t'JOm 1 Suban Hampshue Cab11elle 01.1~~ An u con rs oursued by hts tornm colleagues and Ille pohce all "' whom lt()pP he will lead lhe111 to w1w1e he 11a) hidden the money 24 Dtsert's Brohn Silence ED Old F11ends. New Friends (C·C) llPnrv John He1n1 Ill" fred Rogers v1s1I\ w11h the Republican senalor trnm f'enn Henry lonn He1n1 Ill €!> Cf Mundo de Luis de Alba so ~II-Star Soccer -8:30- 2• The R11hleou1 Applts ID lm11ti of Ind rans ·I ht G1eal Mo.1~ '-lassacre Will Sampson iq.,~, " the dtp1cllon of Nallve A111••1can) 1n mo11on pictures. es 1J'l1ally di the s1ereotypes 1ang1ng to;im bloodthu~ty '.>d•aees 10 noble ht101l rtdmen lh1) first ep1Wde 11)11\ brh1nd the scenes on Holly .. ' n tv P•dm1nf rnr contrnt be ''"""~ ll•t lod1dn ..r \ff on him and 'hr lndlin d) hr t rally ts m Bo11ngttontado 9:00 O 12 WllllP In C1nc1nnah (RJ Andi lt~m ha~ l1nally solvrd the µroblem ol tmdmR a ceplacemenl for IJ1 luhnny 1 evei when Johnny ~hows up in C1nM1no11i again O 23 39 Movie: "People Thal Time foraot" (st1 11) '78 (90m) lloug McClure Pat11lh Wayne, Saiah Onu~ldS 411 e1ped1t1on ~els out lo '"''"~ a man llnm' sava~e f11be on • IOll -... 111 111W ocettl ! ..... ..... .... : ............. , .. ,.,. ( hr1)-Rob.,I Dt llho, Jeyiltr Want11 Ille 1tory of • llOllCOlllof1111S1 1011411 fll~I wllo It NWiled 10 9'11114 t ..... ti lllt Silllllllfl tio.... of wttltlly frieMs 0 .... Cler Li.lb (C.C) e...., .... ~ 'Tiit N111e J11lor1" IJll lM ........... : .... .., ... c....,, -t:JO- • t1JI "' n. c..., .... .. ....,..."'-• (1Jl 18J r.._, ..._. (R) (901'1) In · CUtNll 011tclor " Mt RoJr~• 111d hlloo !)far heat to 1n •v1d l'llO•te Ian who drums ol be co1111n' • cut1n1 d11ec101 Don Knoll$ aunts. 111 Pen111rJm J t1mous 1ourmhst believes she has betn cursed s111ce she did an eipou ol satanic cults ft01ence Henderson euesls. and rn "A lllllt Ball," a nun is l\01 sure 11 she wants to la~t her lmar ~ows because sht mav be 1n love with a man l t$ol Hartman and lohn Saaon euesl Q) Pop Goes lht Country lrrry lee t •w1s. Cart Perl tns Mickey Gilley and freddy Weller are Ille auesls 10:00 O Aodft1d: l'rivate lnwts111alo1 .,.._ CD Tiit Od4 Collple Ill Tiit u w11nct Wtll Sllow Q) $tlt8 Elsy 14 ~ Jau al the Maintenance ~ fD Camtll Thrtt Sptc11!: Edvard MUtKh Petei Watkins pa1n1s a hlmPd po111a1t ol Edvard Munch -10:30-a @ ~· Goff Ttme Harry Haorr l<1S1es Death on the Mouth Things &et hot when B1lllt Harry·s past and present g11Urrtnd tells hfl e• husband a gangslet. I hat Harry may actually br the lathtr ot his daughter m "'"' 11:00 0 0 U (l) l!QJ ,U Mews l}J News/Movie: "Huwen knows Mr. Allistn" (dra) ·57 Robttl Mitchum. Debora~ Kerr U America's Top Ten O Mo.it: "Child1en Shouldn't PlaJ with Dud Thinas" (hor) '69 Alan Ormsby Anya Ormsby Jane Daly Vale11e Mamches m Prt·SHIOn foollllll f /If t Os Ql<I -..J >> <o Co TV WUI<, A\JOUl'r 24, IMO Mftln llMM ,_ Utt Sa• Ol«CO C11a.1t11 .. ~~c.c.t .... s..n IUl taNf ..... "" ,,..., ~ ... (C.C) ....,......,: ''JN DitttrllCten" <*•> '1!> Mte""I Cl1111. Antlloftr =n:..!:.'"" Attson Mell Cler u.its -11:30-• llews/ ...... : "Tiit ._. Tlllt" l•dv) ·n -Peter ''"'" c1111d1• Cardinale Su n Conncr1 8 illl HI S.t11r•1 19/tlll l.tN e Stir Chlrt 8 ""°'/Mt.It: "Yow CH 'I Win 'E111 All" (d11) 10 lony Cu1tos Cl111les 8ion1gn M1,11e1e Mercier Patrick Magee • 'Morit: "P'llU SVtte" (dral 7 J Jun Stapleton Wallfl Mi\tthau IQ; Movi•: "Once Upon • Dud Man" I mys) · 11 floe k Hudson Susan SI James Q) Tht Rootits 12:00 U Mcwies: "Warninc from SP''•·" "Scmm of the Dtmon lover" 1ti Movie: "Mis.Mlts ol 0do41er" (d1a) /4 Wilham Devane Ma1tin Shten Howard da Silva -12:30- Q) Mot1t: "Dementia 13" lhor J 64 W1lhim Campbell l u•na Anders Mar; M1lchell 1:00 U Zlld City TY/Roel Concert 0 t.lftdtd CJmtra m Julia it Roe~ Concert 2:00 O Movies: "C11cus ol Ho11on," "Slml r" m Mov"s: "Lui Man Oii hrth," "Unchained" Q) Movie: "lhders ot Veneeanu" (wes) SJ Richard Conle Hugh 0 Bmn Vtveca londlo1s Barbara B111fon William Reynolds (!) Ftebrt -2:30- fJ M0¥1t: lll' "Tht Diary of Anne Frank" (d1a) 'S9 Millie Pe1k1ns Shtller Winters Cd Wynn -3:30-u Mo<lte: "P10ft'llse1! Promises!" (dra) '64 Jayne Mansl1tJd lommy Noonan Ma11e McQonild fii11 F etd Claud, Slioud ------------~ P-oe 15