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Home My WebLink About1980-08-30 - Orange Coast Pilot. ., MVIB aVISllAMN ........... _ Uadtr U19ill atcurlty aad be"Dd elott4 doors. • pre· l .. laary hNrtai wu Mad P'W1· -In • Sula Ma courtroolD for nw peopa. attUMCt o1 a July 11 lortwe slaylftl la Hun....._ Beacll. AltalMp for two ol ~ fiYe defendaat1 H kM Munlclpal Court Judie James Sm1th to dole tbe bearlna to Pl'ftl and publk. Despite protests by reporters. Judie &nllh gl'anled the motion for defendants J ames R .By l>IUL SNEIDERMAN Ol tM ~ il'IMt Sutt Huntington !Jeach police said an observant woman helped them nab a bank robber Friday afternoon before he had time to get out of his disgu.ise. Police declined to identify the woman. The suspect was iden· tified as Paul Forrest Willison. 2'7. Westminster. Lt. Bruce Young said she was at a restaurant adjacent to the nffi!d-Califomiir Bank at -1902- Edlnger Ave. when she saw a man wearing a jumpsuit place a bandana over his face in mask· like fashion and enter the bank. The woman imme diat e ly called police. Young said the masked man displayed a rifle and fled from 'tht! bank with two sacks of u • . money. . The man ran through an : apartment complex and began • femoving hi s mask and jumpa&dt. He was then confront· eel bJ fllmtiDgton Beach poUce ~a,1t. Demi• Martin, who had ''~to the robbery call t Martin ·-•lilted b)' -off. .... wbo ........ MllQiP!!~ Ill Ille time of tbe 0 .up and had rollowed the neetna suspect. WllBlloD offered no resklt.ance. _.all of the money taken in the ...... was reco•ered. Lt. v-.uid. Young said Willison offered no resistance. and all or the mooey l taken in the hold·up was re· t covered, U . Young said. " Police determined that the •weapon used in the robbery was a toy rifle. Young said Wiilison was on parole in connection with 1 another felony offense at the time or his arrest. f Friday's. hold-up was the second Huntington Beach rob- . bery of a United California Bank " in lesi than a week. On Monday. two armed. masked men made off with $5,372 from the UCB of. fiee at l9N5 Beacb Blvd. Lt. Young said Willison is not believed to have been involved in the earlier hold-up. f 'Crop' megal r COARSEGOLD <AP> ....... Co\lnty narcotics acents arrested tWC> people here and eoar&scated a marijuana crop valued at more lhan $700,000, authorities reported. Plants found in tbe raid averaged 8 feet in beight. Some were 15 feet tall, sheriff's officials said. Coast .. D••e·a·'-'lile j Bargain• Toda9l 1 . TWENTY·FIVE CENTS a1-red Fro1n MUrder Hearing MarN. m. 11111 lrlaa C. lllller. • Tile Uaree otkr people elta ...... la die murder taM. J~ A1uirn. a Ida wife, Laurte, 19. and Ja111e9 Gu.ood, JS, didn't oppose u opm hearin1. Def•nae altorney Jam ea Stotler told Smttb be wanted the cao.ecl heariDI to "reduee t.he J)OSlibillty of pretrial preJudiee'' *"" tbe cue ttachea the trial •t•ae. A preliminary hearin& la held to determine if evidence is suffl. cient to order a Superior Court . lrt&l. 8ta~ luw pe,mll& the hear· lna• to be el08ed . Securtty for Friday's hearing on the etghth noor of the County Courthouse wu stringent. Sl erlff'a deputies with metal de· tecton searched people at a checkpoint in the hallway bet~ they were allowed an the courtroom. Officials said the security was In part the result of there being aucb a large number or de· fend ants In a murder case. Wi~ five defendants, an equal number of defense attorneys and friends and relatives in the au· Anl9!i a three-year-old Teacup Chihuahua. was all dee out with highchair and cushion for picnic at Estancia Park in Costa Mesa the other night with owners Jeannette and Frank Spiegel. Angel's been eat- ing from a highchair since be was three months old. He also sleeps in~ bassinet at foot of his masters' bed. Sixth Body Tied To 'Sunset' Case LOS ANGELF..5 (AP) -The skeletal remains of what is believed to be aootber victim of Ute "Sunset Murderer " were found in an oil field in Santa Clarita Valley this week, the sheriff's department announced Friday. The bones of a female of UD· known age were discovered Tuesday by oil workers at the Newball refinery in a remote, brushy area three-quarters of a mile north of a residence at 25121 Siem Highway, according to Deputy Mike Saat.ander. Tbe Sunset Murder investiga- tion beaan when the partially clad bodies ol half ·sisters Gina Morano, 15. and Cindy Cbandler, 16. both of Hunttngton Beach, were found dumped next to the Ventura Freeway near Griffith PanJune12. Santander said a ZS.caliber gunshot bole in the skull con- Dffted the victim to tbe mmden this past June of five yomag women wbo frequented Hollywood's Sanset Strip. .., Stallcup said he thought the victim had been recently kiUed when dumped there. but that police have not located any wit· nesses. Two people have been arrest· ed in connection with the Sunset Murders. Douglas Daniel Clark. 32, was arrested Aug. ll at the Burbank company where he works as a boiler engineer, and Carol Bundy, 37. a vocational nurse, was arrested the same day at her Burbank home. Clark was charged with eight counts, including 'five counts or first degree murder with special circumstances. two counts of child molestation and one count of belng an accessory to murder. Ms. Bundy was charged with the murder of her ex·lover Jack Murray, who managed an apart· ment building where she had lived and was believed killed when be found out about the str- ing of murders. .... The headless body or Exxie Wilson. 20, of Little Rock, Ark .• wu found June 23 in Studio City. and her bead was discovered in a small wooden "treausre cbest" in a Hollywood alley Junezt. d lence. the courtroom was packed until Smith ordered on· lookers out. The five s uspects are a ll charged with murde r and con· spiracy. Prosecutor C~ff Harris is s e e kin g a s pec ia l circumstances finding that could lead to imposition of the death penalty because the slaying ill· volved torture and robbery ll is aUeged that the five killed Stephen J . Ciccone. 31. an un · employed auto body mechanic from Garden Grove, after he fell out of favor with the group. Ha rris said the defendants de- vised a murder scheme . luring Ciccone to an isolated brush area in Huntington Central Park unde r the pretense of a rabbit hunting excursion The prosecutor contends the fi ve then shot the Garden Grove m a n with a rro ws fro m a crossbow and a coovcnt1ona l bow. They also took turns slab· bing hi m with a knife. he said The main prosecution w1tnes::.. who did not partici pate m the ki lling, heard the murder plan discussed before 11 was carried out. That witness. Mike Paret , lt•st 1ficd be hind the closed courtroom doon. most or Friday afternoon Attorneys would not div ulge the subst a nce or his t e s tim o n y , c i-tin g a .. gentleman's agreement" not to 1 do ::.o J The preliminary hea ring 1s ( :-.cheduled to continul' Tuesday l 10 Santa Ana The r1\C defendant~ a rt' being I he ld at Orange County J a il } without bail l Cubans SulTender Jet, Free Captives LIMA. Peru (AP I The Cub<.1n r e fu gees who s t o rm ed a California·bound Braniff jetliner al the Lima Airport in a bid for re· settlement m the United State~ s urrendered early today and freed their 15 hostage passengers the Peruvian govemmentsa1d ··The problem has come to an Viejo Pilot Saved After Sea Crash A Marine pilot was plucked from the sea near San Clemente Island by an air·rescue heh· copter Friday afte r his A·4 Skyhawk Jet plunged into the water. the second military plane crash in as many days near the island. Major J.F . Dalton. 34, "Mis· sion Viejo. was flown to the U.S. Naval hospital at Balboa where his injuries were described a::. minor. said Marine Corps s pokesman Corp . Doug Weatherman . Dalton was on a training flight from EJ Toro Marine Corps Air Station Friday morning when the accident occurred. , Earlier in the day. the Npvy called off a search for the J:jilot of a Navy.jet that crashed while practicing lake·offs and land ings on the aircraft carrier Kitty Hawk. Presumed dead in that crash was Eliot Tozer. a 35·year-0ld Maryland attorney on Naval Res erve duty as a li eutenant commander. Toze r 's plane . an FR·8 Crusader jet from Light Photo Squadron 306 based al Andrews Air Forc e Ba s e n ear Washington. D.C.. crashed 55 miles northwest of San Diego. The causes of both crashes are under investigation. end .·· ::.<.1 1d Trans portation M 1n 1:.l t'r Fernando Chaves B<.•launde lftt sa id l he 168 Cubans who an vatkd the pl ant· would b<> r<.'turned lo a rcfugl'l' <·amp ea:.t of L1m£1 An a1rlan<.· s po kes man 1n Dallas said the IS hosta~es. in l'ludmJ! at least seven A menl'an!'-. were saf <:,. _ • Arrangmcnts \\·c rl' bein g made for the Ameritans to rt· tu rn to the United States. said spokesman Jere Cox. Braniff'!> public relations chief. ' It was not immediately clear how the Cubans were persuaded to give up their hijack bid. Cox said the release followed negotiations between the Cubans a nd P e r uvian o ffi ci a ls in cooperation wi th the U.S. State D e p a rtme nt. H e d id no t ela borate. U.S. officials said the Cubans would be arrested if they a r ri ved in the United States and P e ru refu s ed to s upplt1a replacement airplane. ·• Witnesses said three of' Cubans were wounded ' b y policemen who opened f'i re as the refugees forced their way aboard the plane at about 1 a.m Peruvian secUrity forces were stationed near the pllolless craft. which had been towed from the main runway .. They are hungry. There 1s no more drinking water and they a r e d e m a nd i n g food .·· a spokesman for Braniff lntern a llonal Airlines said . .. They must be very nervous. because the air conditioning 1s not functioning and with that many people inside it must be suffocating.•· The plane 1s fitted for 164 passengers. Transport Minister Fernando Chaves said President Fernando Be launde Terry rejected the in· vaders' de mand for a nother airplane after meeting with In terior Minister Jose Maria de la .Jara, U.S. Ambas asador Harry Schlaudeman aqd Fore ig n Minister Javier Arias Ste lla. Chaves sa.id Peru's prestige Poland Strikers Win Concessions GDANSK. Poland CAP> - Striking workers al the Lenin Shipyards , flashpoint or Poland's labor rebellion. said they were close to an accord with the government on the pivotal issue of free trade un, ions. The hint of a 'possible settle· ment .came as strikes spread to the important mining region of Silesia and to most major Polish cities. Florian Wisniewski, one of the strike leaders at the giant shipyard where tbe walkout began Aug. 14. said "there is still some haggling over point three," which deals with press censorship. But he said the gov· ernment had agreed to pay strikers for the time off their jobs. "We are nearing a solution on point one," said Lech Walesa. another strike leader, in a re· ference to the key demand that unions be allowed to operate-in· dependently of the Polish Com· munist Party. and aulh o rat\ \\OUl tl be dim1n1shect b~ granting the r<.· fu gce.., c>.11 .. In Pt•ru. it 's Peru \ wn:-. \\ho d(•lt•rmint• what we do or don ·1 do.·· ht• .... :.1111 Chavc~ !-.a1d thl' l'c ruv1an .,," l'rnnw nl had offered to help lht· Cuban~ aboard lht• OC·8 appl~ for \ IMI.., co go to Lhe Umled State.... hut ~arn<'cl 1r they did 110 ( :.urrcndcr the~ "ould be ar - rl'..,tl•d and r haq!t•d with h1Jaek mg De La Jara. \\hl1 conferrL'r in Lima. Leopoldo Pnucker. ~aid most or the flight crew had left the pl am• bv th<.' time at was seized. He ~a ad 65 of the Cuban!' were children. Manuel Vega . a Cuban who could not get on the pl ane. said .. Whal we want is to join our fa milies in the United States." An Associated Press reporter who had managed to chml> uie boarding ramp and talk with one of the Cubans said t he s1tua- t1on had appeared calm He quoted one of t he three wo unde d C uban s . Mig ue l <See fUJACK, Page A2> Police Ask Public Aid In Search UC Irvine Police Department 1nvest1~ators want to hear from .a nyone with information about the mysterious disappearance of a woman last seen three months ago near the UC Irvine Medical Center in Orange. _ Dorothy J ane Scott. 32, of Stanton. was in the medical center pharmacy with two of her companions at t a.m . May 29. She told them she would bring her car around to the pharmacy. but instead drove off into the night. Four hours later, Ms. Scott's car was round engulfed in flames in the 800 block or South Townsend Street in Santa Ana. She was not at the scene. Ms . Scott's mother got a phone call June 4 from a man who sa.id he had her daughter. Authorities say they are ap- pealing to the public because all leads in the case have been ex· hausted. Anyone with helpful informa· tion can call the UCI Police Department at 833·5223 or Orange County District At· torney's Office Investigator Ed Rudd at'&'M-3854. ~ Trash Man ~ ··0ur balliltla people bave de· termlned that tH projectile fOUDd in vl~I bead WU from tbe aame weapan med lD eome ol tbe otlm vtdlms," Deteetlve Mike 8laUcup ~ .... who ba1 beu ln•eattaatl• tbe Samet ....... would .., Race Pact SctJTllWd A new formula worked out in informal talks Friday between subcommittees representing both s ides "generally cor- responds with our wishes.·' added Bogdan Liz. another strike leader. Day Late Trash pickup along the Orange Coast, except in the areas of San Juan Capistrano and San Clemente, will be one day late for all of next week because of the Labor Day weekend. 1 i :J the 9tdtm ... bellq41~ddlnd .. • .,...n.ae to tbe bl&arN, 1n«ilmld eue. • .,,_. .. -of tbe --,,,. ....,... .... cetMtwe u1ed 'to comaeet tbe oUaer ::z1e1, •• DleNllH ltalleap He ~ta.t tllle,eal'ODCll'.: to 4'bt...-a.:~ of tbe -· bad ...... tbe .......... tbey were fomHI for ••a period ol ...... '' • 'Tbet (tM .... atal) bad po11lblJ '"' dlltarW •1 .......... .._ .... cl"addld. .Lut April 21. about 25,000 vis· itors converted On Mlle Square Park iD FoaDtaln Valley to watch tbeltaltoltbeClordraDBennett In· terDatlcmal Belloon Race. DellOted wtOi the outcome ol tbelr tint Oraqe County eftnt, tb• lfttlval'• promoters fm· medllltel1 madeplam to return to Mlle Square iD 1111. They .allo propOMd to double the lenctb ol the nmttotwoda)'W. TbcNlb tbe Dist bll1ooa raee ii eltbt..,...aWQ, amtsedcon· tract for tbe evmt IUa drawn crtUdam from some Pbuntaln Valley officials, wbo said they may not be able to aupport the a1reemeatin its present form . Proapect.lve chan1es ln the 'balloonraeecontract are slated to be dlleaAed by the City Council Tuesday night. At Fountain Valley City Coun· cil'• Aua. 19 meetlna, Couo· cilwoman Barbara Brown com· plained tbat in the new asree· meat, tbeeity bu loat m-.iyoflhe controls it bad over the i .. t race. •'I'm coac:erned, •• lln. Brown aald. "We are oo-1poneon but our re1pcmatbWU.are very llmlted . Ne1otlations were to resume today. Meanwhile. tbe southwestern region of Silesia, and t~ areas of Walbrzych, Wroclaw and Le1nlta. w.bere Soviet troops are Mild to be stationed, all re· ported factories on strike. Miners in Silesia's crucial coal industry, which provides Poland's chief export, did not walk out, but threatened to join tbe strike Monday if no solution was reached by \hen, according to strike leaden here. Collections in San Juan Ca plstrano and San Clemente will not be af· rectedbytheboliday. The one·day delay in plckupt9 wt1l affect Hunt· lngton Beach, Fountain Valley, Newport· Beach, Irvine, Costa Mesa and Laguna Beach. ) ... . ---..... --~~--r-.:... --------· - - --~ . ' IACltAllEMTO (AP) -L•WO• blclrtt"J ctere1tecl autmptl ........, ln U. Aalembb to lldd ammdmata tbat would hav• killed a bUI le1allaia1 the apricot-pit •ubltance that 10me beU.we II a c..ew cure. The bW. 8819> by Seo. WUUam Campbell, R·Hae,enda Helebta, wu u~ to be conaidered today. The amendmeot dere ted Friday, by a 36·40 vote, would have ~ulred a Health Services Department atudy even lf recteral money weren't available and added $150,000. That w~ld have cbaqed the bUl from one requhinl 41 votes lo one requlr· in& 54, much more dirflcull to obtain. The sponsor or the ameodmenll, Aasemblyman Pennis Man1en, D-Huntlngton Beach. said -the study was necessary beeauM &be Laetrile "cult" wu -......tins Chal •·we should Just clrcum¥ent tbe proce1s that haa rrown up over the years and puab LMtrlle on the people." a....1e11s.p.iBet1rtl WASJDNGTON (AP> -Secretary or Slate Edmund S. Muskie, apparently cautlonlna the Sovlet1Union on Poland, la urgln1 that tbe Polish govemment and people be allowed lo re· solve continuing labor unreal "free from outside Interference." Muskie's statement, issued Friday after a White llou8e meeting with President Carter. represented a subtle lncreHo In the administration's visibility on the Polish crisis. It was not clear what prompted Friday's statcmt'nt. but some analysts noted that it followed charges in the Soviet 1>~~s that "anti-Socialist" elements were responsible for Pnland's la!><>r strife. ~ IJ11co11trelled HOUSTON <AP>·-Health officials are calling an outbreak or St. Louis encephhlitis a matter "of public urgency'' after re· ceiving reports of as many as 24 cases -one· fatal -In thl1 Houston-Galveston area. ln Houston. the city was fogging many areas with Insect· icides Friday and a spokesman for tl'»e mosquito control district said ~e employff1i would work extended houn through the weekend and Labor Day. Seven cases, including five in HJrris County. one in Galveston County and the fatal case in Chambers County, have been poelUvely identified, authorities said. The other cases are suspected, since confirmation requires blood tests taken during convalesce.ice. Blaze lfae~ked PALM SPRINGS (AP> -Fitefighters could not predict late Friday when they would be able to control a stubborn rlre that has burned more than 10,000 acres of brush and timber near the s um mil of Mount San Jacinto. Gusty winds have hampered the dropping of fire retardant oo the blaze which started Tuesday. The blaze. which authorities say was started by rour boys playing with matches, rorced closure or San Jacinto State Park on Thursday as t he fire reached the 8,000-root level or 10,000-foot Mount San Jacinto. Earlier, the fire closed the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway, a popular tourist attraction that is being used to transport firefighters and equipment. 2 Airlines Renew Efforts at Merger LOS ANGELES <AP) -Con· tinentaJ Airlines and Western Airlines have formalized their second attempt to merge as Con· tinentaJ's board Friday voted approval of an agreement or consolidation. Continental 's 13·member board took action on the agree· meot at a special meeting 24 hou-rs afte r Western's 12· member board, also meeting in s pecial sess ion, voted un· animous.approv~ according to Continental spokesma n Bruce 1> 1 o w11nrn -a"lfd West ff n• spokesman Forrest Mulvane. Approval for tbe merger will be sought from the Civil Aeronautica Board next month, Plowman said. Stockholders and lenders or each company mu.st give their permission, and ap- proval by the pr~iden\ of the United States ·must be sought becauae intem.-uonal air routes are involved. The CAB denie<J a propoeed DAILY PILOT merge r between the two Los Angeles-based airlines in July 19'79, saying it might reconaider i( conditions changed, which Mulvane maintains is now the case. "Both carriers were in better financial shape then and the <;AH was afraid that with a merged company and \Jnlted Airlines serving some western markets, competition woukt be hurt. "Since then, we've had de· regulation, and Western now has competition on ~ city pain we didn't have before," Mulvane said. Western and Continental have both lost money since the CAB vetoed their first try at merging. The current proposal would create the Western le Contlnen· tal Transportation Corp. wblch would have an airline dlvtaioo - U.s name to be eelected based on m arketing .con1ld eratlon1, Mulnnesald . A meraer of Western the na- tiol\ '1 ninth lar1nt alrUDe, ~d CoaUnental, the country's 10th lar:ant alrtlne. would ,_ult in creaUOn of tbe seventh l¥Jell air cartterlnthe Uatted~tes. Conaolldatloa wo.,ld be •c· complJabed by~ escbaales ot stock, Mulvane slid: -One fhare of WMtern com-mon etock for oee. 1bare of com- mon ltock ID tbe new ,corpora· tion; -One lbare ot Coallneatal eommooltoek for 1.1'6 lhU'll of common lt.ock ID the ... eom- pany; -One ...... of ...... pre- ferred for CM •re of pntsnd iDtbeDIWMDpaDY. ........ CllftMrl ol ...... to-~ be Wfflern'I ,,....... Doadllc P. lleeda • eh•lrmaa of th• board and ~OftMtmHllUNeem~;-~ r. aax, eoeua.. tal'il lloard a••trm•• •• ei. .... otU..bNH•..U. .......... o1 ....... , .... ._mlttle~•r P. tcellj, ........ .... ... ~ .. iiEF,Z: ::-i.1..U ......... *8cl elllll ...UUYe oftfttr. ,..... m• re lft ,. ... , ...... TIM,.. _.,.. eonlllctln1 reportl abOut ~ tbe Cubanl were armed. One nport from wll· ..... wd • .,,.,., men bad haad,.... However, ot.hera ln· dtuted U.. may bave been de· tectlvea whO boarded the plane at the oulMt lo ap attempt to dlalodae the crowd. The plane. Brantrr nt1ht 93>. had left Rio de Janeiro, Braill, Thurlday nl&ht and was due to proceed to Loe Angeles and San •·nnclsco. Braniff said thet"e wu;,no ontl·hljac klng s ky. ma,.haJ aboard. eusioms orllcer a t lhe airport said the Cubans began gathering during the night. "We thought they were pa11en1ers walUng to board. All of a sudden dMens lurned and walked toward the door leading to the boarding ramps. They broke through the doors and ran to the plane." He said several persons were Injured by glass from tne doors wben the crowd poured through shortly before 1 a.m. ., PeruvJon police Hid the"re were a number or arrests. and that some of the Cubans had been tukun buck to tnc govern· m\ml refugee cumps Others wcro atlll mllllng uround thl' alrf:>0. rt nt'urly 12 hours after the inc dt'nt oo.:un. OUleluls ut tht• Fodt"ral Avin· tl on /\dm1n1 ~trulion 111 W 1111hlnt-:ton i.uld I hl11 wai. tllt' rtr11 t tlml' tlwy knew or c.tnyonc· who had tried to hijack un ul rplane from ubroud to tht• United States. Some 10.000 Cubans jammc-d the Poruvlnn Embassy com· pound ln ltavunu lust April after tht' Cubun government withdrew 1ts Sl'<'Url\y fort'C. Som e or thl' · Cubans Wt'rt' flown to Peru and other South American countries. 0.thers went to the United States in the boatllrt. Mr. TooRley .Qf Laguna Nigue'I Di~s Cornelius R. 'Marney. 79. a prominent Laguna Niguel resi· dent. died Friday in an Anaheim Convalescent Home. He was a former member of the Amateur Athletic Associa· lion. He was a forme r vice pre· siden or United Vinters Inc. Toomey is survived by his wife Thelma: sons William and Dick of Laguna Nigue l and James of Laguna Beach. Rosary will be recited for Toomey on Tuesday. Sept. 2. 7 :30 p.m. with Mass Wednesday Sept. 3 at 10 a.m. Both will be held at St. Catherine's Catholic Church. L aguna Beach with Rev. Miyles Faughnan official· ing. Two Injured In Five-Car CdM'Crash Two men were injured and ~.600 in damage was done to a Corona del Mar deli in a Cive- car trafCic colllsion that oc· curred Friday afte rnoon on East Coast Highway near Marguertte Avenue. Patrick Nolan, 77. of 3515 Seabreet.e Ave .. Newport Beach, was hospitalized in satisfactory condlllon . and Patrick Cowan, 24, of Los Angeles. was treated and released after the accident. Officers said Nolan was traveling eastbound on East Coast Hlahway when he col· lapsed' at the wheel, causing his root to Jiepress the accelerator. His car then sideswiped a pickup truck, clipped a station wagon and slammed Into the t:ar Cowan wu driving, police said. ~olan's car then hit a parked au\o anct came to rest on the north side of the highway while Cowan'a automobile broke the .tbdow ol Gary's Deli, 3309 E. Coast Highway. ·Man Shot In La Habra A M-,.ar-old La Habta man WM ~ ln 1uarded con· ditiOD nt11tt after beiJl8 •bot and tn bl• La Rabia Jewelry"10n. La Hain pollae Lt. W1yne Lowey ..W two men bunt lnto Wllll•~ MJ lllJan't Ar ttallc Oem• IDll L8Pld~ abop, • salt i. Habra BIYd., rrtday .......... 1'tleJ ta bli wallet eoatatn. tq IMf9 .......-•• 1horhlm ta die rtOt arm ud chat, I.oWry .... Tiii -... NtDalll •t ....... Mllllpa ti ln the lnteulve care ait ot -La Habra community Holpbl. What-Me Worry? ft was 4 p.m .-smack in the middle of Friday's rush hour-but Newport Beach of· ficers Dan Holub a nd Gary Bruton m anaged smiles as they helped motorists thread through massive tie-up caused by traffic signal outage at Dover Drive and Pacific Coast Highway. It began at 10 :30 a .m . when construction crew hit under · ground control system for li~hts. Replace- ment equipment wasn't sufficient, and it was 6:30 p.m.-and traffic was backed up for about two miles-before lights resumed norm al functions. Tax 'Blockade' Beaten Senate OKs Collections, Loe~ Freeze S ACRAMENTO CAP> · /\ Re publican proposal to refund or block collection of nearly $600 m\llion in property taxes from~ businesses. farms and boat and plane owners was defeated by the Senate F,riday. Another measure. to freeze local government spending and collecti9n or the tax money until the state can fi gure out what to do with it. was approved by the upper house and sent to the As· scmbly. The vote was 25· 15 on the tax refund ballot measure sponsored by Republican leader s. two short of the two.thirds majority needed for passage. The bill freezing the lax mo n ey. AB2196 by A ~· semblyman Leroy Greene. D· Carmichael. supported by the Brown administration, was ap· proved on a 31·5 vote. The issue arose abruptly two w eeks ago whe n the State Su pre me Cou rt ruled that Proposition 13 property tax rates or 1 tfercent didn't apply to ··unsecured'" property -some business and farm machinery. and personal property such as boats and planes-for 1978-79. T hat ruling upheld collection or $430 million in taxes by 22 counties. and . according to the Legislature's legal a dvisers. als o requir es colleclion of another $148 million by the re· mairiing 36 counties. Tft e development only two weeks be fore the end or the 1979·80 session has led to a flurry of legislative and lobbyi ng ac· tivity to save. spend or refund t he money. The GOP plan. in a hastHy amended constitutional amend· ment. ACA83 by Assemblyman Jim ~lhs. H San Diego. would ask s tate volt•r:-to ap pr<1ve a re· fu nd of the moiu·y :.ilre"ady col- lected and a ban on furtber •col- leC'tions \ Because.• somt• of the ongnal taxpayers have sold or dis - banded their lius1m•sscs. mm·cd awav or died . the m easure \.\OUld alto~ refund::. onl y to tax· payers who applied for them. St>natc Minority L ead er Wilham Camph(•ll. R·Hacicnda HcighL4', led i.upporl for ACA83. ··one<' you i:!Cl mone v out t he n • to lot· a I gn ve rn men t:> everybody look~ al 1l with a great degreeoflust .•· Campbcllsa1d. · ·c ovl'rnmt-nl a I expenditure::. ah' ass rise to mt•t•l ~ovcrnmcn· tat revenue'> He said a tax n•fund would ··keep failt\ with the voters" who passed Proposition 13. /'1 Weekend Sale l .. :r::r PRICES WILL NEVER BE LOWER! ALL UNITS ON SALE~ ~>' SALE ENDS MONDAY, SEPT. 1st WE WILL BE OPEN LABOR DAY I 0-6 P.M . ?~·'llo"-1-~ ·. . .: ~-~,,_· .... ........ :o.e;~ ,.. I . .. A -..... ... CHECK THIS SPECIAL ACTION DOUBLE LOUNGER Completely Installed Everything mctuoed 100% Portable Seats 4 THIS WEEKEND ONLY SJ.995 COMPARE WITH AMY SHOP Compare Selection, Compare Price, Compare Service! Then Come into the SPA SHOPPE your ONE STOP SHOP!! ,. Bar1es like the one above are bringing 10,000 tons of quarry rock from Catalina Island to form the Pnedleton Artificial Reef, a new habitat for marine life about a mile offshore midway between Oceanside and Dana Point. Abalone like the young ones beJow will make t heir homes there. Reef is a joint project of the state Department of Fish and Game and Southern California Edison Co., which is financing the operation with a $250,000 grant. About 30,000 juvenile a balone will be t ransplanted to the reef when it is finished. ~ Watts Teens Await . . . . OC Jury's Verdict An -Orange County Superior court jury, unable to reach a v;erdict in the rape and robbery trial ol three Walls teen-agers accused or a South County en me sf)ree last March. went home for • the Labor Day weekend Friday. T he panel will r esume de- liberations Tuesday. T he three defendants in the case -Michael Simmons. 18; Benjamin Montgomery, 17, and Darryl Walts. 16 -charged with robbing a Laguna Beach couple ia their home the night of March -18 and then heading for El Tor-0, 'tfhere they lied up a couple in Uteir borne and r~ped a 14-year- old girl fOWld as leep upstairs in ~bedroom. In all, the three defendants (ace lS charges. including rob- bery, rape and assault with a *adJyweapoa. Defense attorneys have con- ceded their clients are guilty of rnany of the charges against q.em but they asked lbe jury to Brown Signs $pruce Goose . Exemption . acquit the three of certain counts dealing with the rape. If convicted on a ll charges. the three youths could be sentenced to 30 years each in stale prison. ............. iw-.. ....... n11 ma1e ta tmTlm' ma laau't evea tot a ..... He's about a year and a half old and JOU ea Yllll him at the Newport 8wll Animal Sbelter, 1JI .._. Drift. • &durday. Auguat 30. 1980 DAILY PILOT A3 AIBi t:t Release Try Stalled ~ Huntington Physician Remains in Jail :1 11 DA V1D IWl'ZMANN Ol•OlltJllllM .... HwaUncton Harbour physician Lowa Alala. char1ed with stab· bln1 bLI e~·wlfe aod her friend to Cleath, remains lo Orange County Jail today despite the ap- pealJ effort ot hit lawyer. Attorney Albert C.S. Ramsey went lO tho .,~ourlh District Co urt or Appeal in San Bern ardino Friday t o a rgue 11r11mt tho Thursday revocation o $250,000 ball for his client. RatNey claimed that AJaia's bell revocation w1t11 improper HB's Coen R e placing Footner Alvin M. Coen. who labels him sel f a p r agmatic pro.growth person. said be will a pp roach a job o n Orange County's Planning Commission with "trepidation." The uneasiness will soon <hssolve. the 42-year-old lawyer from Huntin g t o n Beac h p r e dicted, but h e said the sudden return to public life will create some apprehension. He said the chain or events that led bis predecessor . Richard J. Footner: to resign is unrelated to his wariness. County Supervisor Harriett Wieder introduced Coen as her nom inee for the commission vacancy at a news conference· Friday . Sh e sa id Coeo 's selection cl~~ the_door on th Foolner rufair. But the supervisor did pause to critic!~ the intense public scrutiny public officials receive from the news media. She said .the s potlight keeps s om e qualified people from accepting public positions. "If Mr. Footner had not been a public official, his persona l financi2ll difficulties would have been only his business," she said. Footne r r es igned a fte r newspaper repo~s alleged he had used his position on the com mission to portray himself as an influential person so he could secure bank loans. Footoe r bas claimed no w r ongdoing b ut r esigne d anyway, saying his presence on the commission would have hurt its credibility. Coen was a Huntington Beach city councilman for 12 years before he was beaten at the polls two years ago. He had not c o n s ide r e d s eeking the commission los t . until Mrs . Wieder offere him the position. he said. Coen and Mrs. Wieder served as colleagues on the council for four years from 1974-78. Footner wa s generally considered a frie nd to the development industry and Coen said tle. too. recognizes the need to encourage growth. "Land can't rema in fallow in pe rpetuity." he said, adding that h e has tried lo t emper bis convictions wit h pragmatic environmental concerns. Coe n i s a lawyer wh o specializes in family law. He also is a judge pro tern in Orange County Superior Court. He predicted he may have to handle some or his law practice in the evening to make time in the mornings to attend Planning Commission meetings. In bis statement of financial interests the nominee listed e quity in thr ee houses in Huntington Beach, each valued at more than $100,000 a nd interests in six other buildings and two investment companies. Coen's first commission meeting is expected to be Sept. 15. Jordan Set For Release NEW YORK (AP) -Vernon Jordan Jr .• the National Urban League pr esident who was gunned down b)' a sniper, is ex· peeled to be released from New York Hospttal-Comell Medical Center in about 10 days, the civil riabtaOJ'lanizatioo said Friday. "He's much better," said spokesman Jim Williams. "Be's , dolq a lot ~ reading and taking care ~ some affairs of the or· 1anizaUon uad bulldinc up bis strength." Jordan, wbo qblerved bis 45tb birtbdQ AUi. 15, wu •bot in the back May 29 in a hotel parking lot 1D FOl1-WaJM. lad. The cun-m• r.at111 1& 1ar1e. l=••=toNew York ID ~ Jane 12. He II now llltlid In satisfactory con- dlllall *1 ._ blla nerdltna I))' tdtna . walia on hil boeplta1 ·ll00!1."'8AllDI uld. WuaaD Nici tbe aa« daU! .Jorda WINld be nleaMd baa aot1•-..~ slnce the doctor was no rf sk to leave the area and evidence ln· dicated he was guilty of no worse than manslaughter. Prosecutor Cliff Harris had sou1bt Alala's immediate jaillng because ol the circumstances or the crime -.. mult~ple slaylnga. And Orange County Soperior Court Judie Qretta Sears. in or· dering the doct.or Jailed, salt! she had no choice behuse the case potentially could lead to the death penalty. Ramsey. contacted a t his Long Beach office. said the ap- peals court judges took his re- qu est under s ubmi1>s1on and would rule no earlier than Tuedsday "T hey're cog1tat1ng on ml'." the defense C1ttorney said Alaia had been released on bail JWle 18. rive days after the slayings. by a municipal court judge The phys1c1an had continued living in Huntington Harbour with his third wife and mct1ntatn· ing his medical practice in Los Alamitos. He has s hown up for all scheduled court proceedings. Ramsey said, and was virtually no rtsk to nee the area. Furthermore. the defense at- torney ·said be and co-counsel Ed George of Long Beach would be preparlng a medical defense for GOP Social Club 'Coed' BUFFALO, N.Y. CAP> -Un- cle Sam's Club will have its first female members in its 84·year history. Nol one of the Republican social club's 110 male me mberc; appeared in court to contest a Judge's order to admit Valem• Le uthe and Car o l Siwek as me mbers. The order a lso en Joined the club from any futun· s ex discrimination in mcm bersh1p Lawyers ror the women, who ar~ both me mbers or the Em· County Republkan Committet•. said the club is pledged to sup port GOP tenets. including equal rights for men and women their client which necessitated his belng free for extensive tests· · b y n e ur olog i s t s and psychiatrists. Atala is accused of killing his ex-wife and Long Beach at· torney Marvin Tincher after go. ing to the woman's Huntington Harbour home the night of June l3 to pick up their children ror a weekend visit. 1 An argument developed. courjt testimony indicated. in whkh ft is a lleged Alaia g r abbed a kitchen knife and stabbed his fo rme r w ife once in the stomach. lfo then allegedly a ttackt>d Tincher in another room . stab- bing the lawyer about 10 times. Ala1a's two children. aged 9 and 11. witnessed parts or the at 1 ac:k and lcst1f1ed al the prc- 11 minar~ hearing in July. Ramsey claims there was no pr eml•ditatinn to the killings · :-inc1~ tht· doctor had gone to thl• res1dcncl' strictly to paek up his children for the Fathe r's O<ty wC'ekend Alma and his ex.wife had bet·n 1nvolvccl in highly cmotaonal. rancorous divorCl' proceedings. according to court records DURING OUR BIG LABOR DAY WEEKEND SALE SALES EVENT OF THE YEAR! AVE BIG .THIS WEEKEND DURING ABC' 'TRADE UP TO C OLORTRAK' SALE. 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CHILDREN NOW placed at Co lonla Juarez will be moved to the larger, more modern Oak View Child Care Center on J ae· quelyn Lane in Huntington Beach. Closure of the Colonia Juare1 center , however , has stirred contusion among local official~ because of a tangled chain ol responsibility Academic Senate ' . IJ-oss -Na11md m -Ut;t- Dr. Joseph W. McGuire of Corona del Mar, professor of ad· ministration al UC Irvine. will begjo a tW9·year term as chair of the Irvine Division of the Un iver s ity o f Ca lifornia· Academic Senate. He succeeds Dr . Samuel C. McCulloch of NewJ>Ort Beach. Dr . McGwre will be principal spokesman for the senate's 585 voting members. In addition to presiding over meetings, he will he involved in establishing the direction of the faculty senate's activities TH E s vsT J MWIDE Acaderruc &mate, composed of re presentative divis ions from t he nine UC campuses, is responsible for the entire un· 1versity curriculum including aJI courses and programs offered ror credit. It also is endowed with advisory J>Ower s in most a reas of campus governance, especially with regard to promo· lions and personnel matters in· volving the faculty itself. Chief among McGuire's con· cern.s is the shortage of afforda- ble housing for UCI faculty. He 1s inte r est e d in purs uing proposals for construction of fac ulty hous ing on UCI's in- clusion land. Affordable housing oo campus will aid in faculty recruitment, McGuire said. A P&EUMJNA.RY design for 100 faculty apartments on t.he UCI campus has been approved by· th'e UC Regents: cost of the HOUSING CONCERN Dr. JoMph W. McGuire co ns truction is estimated at $4, 156,000. Another consideration for the senate is the implementation with the UCI administration of an overall academic plan for the coming decade. This plan, Dr. McGuire explalned, will be con· cerned with the maintenance of academic tixcellonce on the campWI ln °'" ll1ht ol predicted fluctuallonll In •tudenl enroll· ment In the yeurll lo come. The day care program ha~ been operated by t he Orang< County Department or Educa- tion. The building occupied by the program and its furnishings are owned by the Fountain Valley School District: FlNALLY, THE land on which the building rests is a city park. Al a joint meeting earlier this week, city and school district of- ficials s aid there had been in- dications the county agency soon would abandon the Colonfa Juarez site . But no official word had been received.• . Mrs.. Claxton said her agency was uncertain when the new Oak View facility would be finished and thus did" not -0fficiaUy_an. nounce the closure. The closure of the day care center is expected to present the city and school d istrict with sever al dilemmas. FIRST, SCHOOL officials must decide what to do with the pre- r a bri cated , movable building that soon will be vacated. Dis- tric t offic ials are uncertain whether the 10-year·old struc- ture can be used elsewhert:. Also. the potential expense of moving the building has not been pinpointed. The next step will be improve- ment or the .7-acre city park on which the building rests. City parks and recreation director Gary Davis sa id basket- ball courts were named as a possible development at the site in recent discussions by the Parks and Recre ation Co m· mission. BUT DORIS BEYLOR, chairman or the Colonia Juarez NeighborhoodAssociation, said some homeowners in the area would prefer that the park be de· veloped as a family picnic area. "The concern of neighbors is that basketball courts would be a gathering place for an im· proper element." she said, re· ferrlng to some youth gang ac- tivity that has spilled Into the a rea from Santa Ana in recent months. She said the community as· Aoclatlon will meet again in late • Septe mbe r to continue dis · c ussions on how the s mall park Rhould be improved. 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Hoffa was murdered because he stood in the way of a loan from the Teamsters pension fund worth 1900,000 in kickbacks to union and organized crime figures, two newspapers reported Friday. Federal investigators believe Hoffa may have been sla in because be refused to go along with a proposed $9 million loan to Fairfield, N.J .. real estate de - veloper Salv~tore "Sam" M alfitano, the Trenton Times and the WalJStreelJoumal reported. THE LOAN AND its possibt/ link to Hoffa's disappearance Ju- ly 30, 1975, are the subject or a federal grand jury investigation in Newark, the newspapers said. In Washington, however, a J us lice Department source who has been involved in the Hoffa in- quiry since Its ,inception said he was not familiar with the loan re- ported by the newspapers. The Trenton Times said that 10 days before his disappearance Horr a discussed the proposed loan wi th Anthony "To ny Pro" Provenzano, a northe rn New Jersey Teamsters leader who is serving a 20-year prison term.on an unrelated murder charge. THE JOURNAL said telephone records obta ined by FBI agents showed that Provenzano called Hoffa on July 20. and that in· vestigators learned that one sub· .... w, ........ CASE CRACKED? Jimmy Hoffa ject of the conversalton was the Malfilano loan proposal. However , the J ustice Depart· ment source said that as far as he knew. there were no discussions between Hoffa and Provenzano a bout 10 days before Horra vanished. T he news papers said that Provenzano wanted to grant the loan from the Central Stales P ension Fund because Malfitano allegedly promised lo give him. Refunds Denied _ Pyr~mid_Pro':fWters Sued-in· San Jose SAN JOSE IAP ) ~ Sixteen loser s in a pyr a mid scheme ha ve sued promoters whom they say did not come through with promised refunds . The Santa Clara County resi· dents who brought civil fraud action claim they each invested $5,000 after being promised a re· fund if they could not convince two others to invest within 48 hours. THE PAYOFF TO those who c limbed to the t o p o f the "pyramid" -a sche me that de· pends on an uninterrupted now of ne.w investors -was $40,000, the suit said. "The guarantee ena bled the victims to go to re latives and friends a nd borrow money." said Dennis Hofer. the plaintiffs' attorney. "They were told they could not lose. Some people took out their life savings." T he Superior Court suit named John "Jay" Girard (also named as "Jay Gerald"), his wife. Cheryl: Al Holowell ; and Peter Pravetton as defendants. Girard masterminded "The Business Concept Llst,' • as the pyramid was known, a ccording to the s uit. HOFER SAID ALL the defend- ants have left the San Jose area. They could not be reached for comment Friday. The suit aJJeges the promoters told the plaintiffs that a S40.000 reserve could provide a refund af the investor could not find two new players wit hin 48 hours Most or the plaintiffs. many of whom live in the Gilroy-Morgan Hill area. declined to comment on the suit, but one man said that the pro mote rs had told them the first winner's $40.000 windfall wo uld provide the re serve. He said some people who did not find two new players ear- ly in the game did gel refunds The suit also claims that de· fend ants used some of the kitty to travel to Hawau and Fresno and for other expenses. Man s·1am, Mutilated MERCED (AP) A sexual psychopath may have killed ..._ Me rced man whose mutilated body was found in has apart· me nl, Coroner Ke nneth Riggs said. The body of Willia m Richard Wagner. 28, was sent to the San Fra ncisco coroner 's office for expert examination because of the mutilations. Riggs said. Wagne r had been sta bbed several times, his throat slit, his face beaten beyond recognition and his genitals mutilated. thP coroner said Wednesday. ... just off the ship Wortd famous Breuer designs. these ClaSSV Chairs are fOund In fine hOme~estaurants and POSh ces au over the wortd. Tilese Qualltv pteces are carefully hantjcrafted Of walnut or natural WOOd flnlsn wltti genuine heavy dutv cane backs and seats on sturdy cnrome tyames. ~~~~~.,:a~ ~~~~'59. Breuer arm chair walnut ...Aft or natural reg. $89 ........... ~. IUYNOW AND SAVEi ·' other Teamsters officials and or- ganized crim~ figures a total of $900.000in kickbacks. THE ACCOUNTS did not say why Hoffa turned down the proposal. and added the loan did not go through after Hofra 's death apparently because of federal pressure. Ho ffa was no longe r a Teamsters officer because of con· ditions of his parole from prison. but still wielded influence with.in the umon. Ma lfitano's lawyer, J . Barry Cocoziello. declined comment and advised hts client not to com- ment on the reports. Provenzano. infuriated at Hof. ra 's J>OSilton on the loan a nd fum- ing over' a history of previous urgumcnts with him. a llegedly decided to have Hoffa murdered so the loan would go through, the Trenton Ti mes said. · THE NEWSPAPER s aid fed eral investigators believe Provenzano arranged a phony meeting with Hoffa, allegedly to set him up for the murder. Hoffa was last seen at a restaurant park i ng lot in Bloomfield Township. Mich .. where he re- portedly was wa iting to be picked u p f o r a meetin g with Provenzano. Details about the proposed Joa~ <ind alleged kickback Wt!re in· eluded in documents unscaled in rcde ral courts in Newark and Philadelphia last wt'ck, the newspaper satd. Kate Smith Troubled by Kin Proble m NEW YORK <APJ -Ailing s inger Kate Smith. fa med for her rendition of "God Bless Ame rica." won't leave the hospital for her North Carolina home until four relatives who al· leged ly moved in uninvited move out. a family source says. Miss Smith. 73, is in Raleigh Community Hospital in satisfac- tory condition with diabetes and arthntis-relCtted ai lments while her family tries in Manhattan Supreme Court to ha ve her niece's family thrown out of her house in Raleigh. KATHRYN AND Guillermo Rodriguez a nd th e ir t wo c hi ldren m oved in to Mi ss S m ith's home uninvited last January, said Mrs. Rodriguez• sister , Suzanne Andron. also o( Raleigh . Mrs. Andron and New York lawyer Ri chard Becker . co- conservators of Miss Smith's estate, want Mrs. Rodriguez re· moved a s the third co- conservator and want her or- deroo1rom Miss Sm ith's home. THE CONSERVATOKSHIP was establis hed after the singer went into insulin shock. The suit was riled here because at that time she was living in Manhat- tan. J ustice Norman C. Ryp said I a w yer s for a ll thre e con- servators we re working on a proposed settlement due Thurs· day. The three-day-old court proceedings were adjourned to that date Grisly Piracy Case Officially Ignored? Ted Patrick Found Guilty In Kidnap CHICAGO <AP> -A stale repre•entative, charging the government bas ignored a grisly case gt piracy and bloodshed, is demanding the State Depart- m ent investigate the disap- pearance of an American couple in Bahamian waters. Stale Rep. Harry Yourell says he found a body aboard the couple's blood-stained yacht Ju- ly 31 while on vacation in the area, and has photographs lo prove it. .. These people were American citizens and their families are going· through a n ightmare San Jose on Way To 'Ihird Largest SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Preliminary reports of the U.S. Cens us s how that San' Jose sboufd pass San Francisco in:the next few years to become the third largest city in California. San Jose's population is co..mt- ed at 617,091, compared to 8t7,148 for San Francisco. Ac- cording to the census, San Jose bas gi:own by 30 percent in the last decade wblle San Francisco ladeclini'll " .... A1191l11 ud San DlelO are first and second in popula- tion in the state wondering what hellish thfog happened lo the couple sailing SAN DIEGO CAP> -A jury into what they thought was convicted cult deprogrammer paradise,"hesaid. Ted Patrick on Friday of kid· na pping. false imprisonment W I LL I A M A N D Patti and conspiracy in the abduction Kamerer, a middle-aged couple of a Tucson, Ariz .. waitress last from F1orida, set out from Fort spring. Myers Beach in early July aboard P atrick. 49, will be sentenced their sailboat. The last entry Mrs. Sept. 26. Kamerer made in the ship's log After three days of delibera- was dated 5 p.m. July 25 and it lions, the jury of eight women said: "MooredatPtpeCay." • and four men found the one-lime I d h t · d aide to .j}ov. Ronald Reagan Yourel sai t a s ix ays guilty in the case or Roberta later he came upon their yacht McElfish. 25. Ue latives took her a nd found a body hanging over . the side of a dinghy. The cockpit off a Tucson street, intending to . was ransacked. there wer~ deliver--her to Patrick iD -8an bulletholes near the galley and Diego but she escaped in El Cen- tbere was blood everywhere, be tro. said. ll was the third conviction for WHEN POLICE a rrived 18 hours later the body was gone. Yourell said Bahamians told him they suspected the couple lo be victims of piracy. Both governments have said since they could. find no bodies. the r e was no e vidence of a crime, and U.S. officials say they have no jurisdiction. U .S. Embassy Vice Consul Phillip Wall inspected the boat while it was in storage at a Bahamian military base. He saJd bloodltatns in the cockpit were the only apparent evidence of violence he found. Patrick in a decade of c ult deprogramming. He was ac- quitted eight times. There were no other defend- ants in the trial in Sao Diego Superior Court. Boosts Ordere d LOS ANGELES <AP> -Bi- lingual teachers will get extra pay and class sizes will be cut as part of a far-reaching judicial order designed lo improve con- ditions at inner·city minority schools, as ordered by Superior Court Judge Paul Egly of Laguna Beach. KNOXVllLE. Calif. (AP) - Like hia fadler before him, Bill Wilder minet mercury in the ru11ed Napa Valley country northeut of San Francisco. "YOQ have to be an odd duck to llY~ up here," says Wilder. Soan. however. Wilder may be a rteb CICld duck. lle's siUing on a sold mtne: BACS: UC ,119. Wilder's One· Shot •lnbll Oo. l)o"&ht the 100.year-old MaAba&tan Mine, and be· and a few Qtliers have been -miniaa bHWeury since. "Price Ol quicltallver's about as volaWe as tbe1ninef'1. w~·ve mana1ed to survive some pretty tousb years," be said, surveying his spread, cluttered with rust- ing cars and mining equipment. Research Grant F etes Dancer NEW YORK (AP> -The Damon Runyon-Walter Winchell Cancer Fund has artnounced plans for a cancer research fellowship in memory or Gower Champion. ll was the second memorial announced in honor of the 61 · year-old Tony Award-winning director and choreographer. Champion died Monday of a ran~ form of blood cancer just hour~ before the opening performance or his musical. · '42nd Street." A Gower Champion Dance Award also will be given annual- ly to a dwtcer in a Broadway musicill. ::t• fy •• ' ,.... ~ t1• ,, "' ""'' f tt f•• ~"...," ,..ftd,nf vou• A1o ,., -t<cnn .... 641-1289 '"'..._. .... .. ISSQI vt£J0495·0401 2~ C.""no Coptt!Tono Cl•n °'990 Frwy et A••'Y _.,.,. I Sale & free info clinic this Sat & Sun. Aug. 30 & 31. Collectors g Ant1oue dealers present unusual dblls, 'accessories and houses. Huntington Center Mall. 405 Fwy & Beach BIVd .. H.B. Fess Parker, who played frontier h e ro D a vy Crockett during the '50s, is recover- ing from a heart lining infection in a Santa Barbara hospital. ftM lleck To lchool Fuhion""8Wft . TAKING LEGAL POSSESSION To ..nte 11111.-on .....,,.. of three months --"9ion f.-.-tty CLOIEO DOWN ORI· ENTAL RUG DEALER. We ... been inltruct.ed by JUNIOR SHOES l or high stl'ppin' <,lruttl.'rs' Fastuon footwl.'c:lr m an assort· ml!nt of patte rns and at:-around good · 1.ookmy stylt>s. Sec our entire Sb1ccd collcct1on in o ur complt:>ll' :.hoe departmt>nl Ladil':.· !icllldal!i . . . . . . . . . . . . $:t{ lJ!J ntesslons . \tt\r Saturday. Augua~ 30. 1980 This week. Homestake Mining Co. announced that it had struck gold. a deposit that may contain a~ much as one milllon ounces in a deposit overlooked by prospec- tors in the 1849 gold rush. M.u~h of that st:rU<e ls on land leased from Wilder and his partners. THE ~corr indication that gold was in th~ land came in 1972. when gold s howed up in a routine assay. "We thought it was a fluke and wouldn't really be minea- ple," Wilder said. But Homestake ~tarted ex-. ptoratoey drilling in 1978 . "It started lo show promise in the spring of this year." said Jim McKay, project geologist for Homestake. WILDER SAID HIS company doesn't have the equipment to take the fine gold particles out of the ore. The particles are so small that they can't be panned or seen by the naked eye So Wilder plans to keep on do- ing the same thing -mmmg quicksilver "We can still run our ,.mercury OAIL y PILOT Al • .. w,....,....o SITS ON GOLD MINE Miner 8111 Wiider business," he 5a1d. "It's gomg tu be a long time before ttle royalties start coming in " About those royalties _ . "Homestake 1s a fai r com· pany. We'll do pretty good." he ~aid Anderson Qualifies JEFFE RSON CITY. Mo . I AP> Independent presidenti al candidate John B. Anderson won a spot on the Missouri ballot r r iday. 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Of those companies DOW doinc business in Irvine's holdings in Oranse County, no fewer than 40 percent bad previously been headquartered in Los Angeles County. It has been IS years of unparalleled growth, This one county in one state ls now the 30th largest economy in lhe world. JL is the 6th largest populated county in the nation with almost 1.9 milUon res· idents -two-thirds of whom own their own homes. The median household in· come ($29,000) is 22 percent higher than . the national average. • Projectjonslor the next S ye.ars are no less mind-boggling. BUT PROJECTIONS ARE larsely based on the history of the immediate past. And the extent of Orange County's affluence -in which virtually everyone justifiably takes so mucb pride -bas DOW reached the point where it ~ht be counterproductive. · In the late 60s nice tract homes in Oranp County were selling for about $21,000, with little or nothing down. Right now, the median·priced sinsle- family detached home is about $140,000 -a more modest $108,000 when al· tacbed housing is included . In contrast, the median-priced bome in Loi Angeles is $103,000; in San Fran- cisco, it's $10f,OOO, and ,in San Diego, it's m,soo_n.e nation'il average is $59,0QO. Bu{ continuing growth is absolutely dependent upon "°pie. When 90 per· cent of the potential buyers are priced out of the bouaing market, tbe growth stops. Based on the prevailing apprecia- tion fador of 13 percent a year, the.me- d ian-priced single.family home in Or;tlse Q,unty in 198S will be valued at $282,000 UNDO 11IE CLASSIC rule ol home buying that we should confine ourselves ·lo a home selling. for no more than 2~ times our annual income, in 1985 we will be !Qoting for a buyer with an· annual income of $112,000! But when an area like Orange County requires 30,000 new workers a ye.ar to sustain its growth, then the scenario breaks down rapidly. According to state estimates, average hourly earnings of manufacturing ' ly at the federal level. The recent drop lo the national inOatioo rate from 18 percent to 11 percent a year ls bei.q hailed as a major breakthrough. .But even an 11 percent rate still means that today's S~.000 home is going to be priced al nearly $500.000 in 1980. And few of us are too young not to re- member that just a few yean ago an in· •flation rate of 4 percent a year was COD· sidered to be the maximum that any ci viii zed country could live with. WE MlJST ELIMINATE the threat or rent controls. A recent study of Boston (a9 ideal city for such a survey since it has suburbs both with and without rent controls> indicates that the threat of rent controls is as much a deterrent to the building of apartments as rent con· trols themsetves. , There should be a cut-back on de· velopmenl fees. which more and more government subdivisions are imposing as an end run around Proposition 13. workers 1 n Orange County are somewhat below those offered in sur. roundin1 areas. How much or a $140.000 house do you buy with a gross aMual in· come of $15,000 and 4 mouths lo feed. already situated there and. increasing- ly. a tum-off of firms that had con· sidered relocating there. the promise or affordable housing within a reasonable distance or their work, then the employment picture must be verf bleak, indeed. for the job to interest them . We must speed up the processing of developers' plans. Government process· ing time for a typical project -whether residential or commercial -has stretched from an average of 6 to !l months in 1977 to an average or 18 to 24 months at present. HOPEFULLY ORANGE Coun- tians are not so smug and complacent that we really think a labor force that cannot afford to live there will continue, indefirutely, commuting an hour and a ha lf each way just for the soul- satisfying joy of spending 8 hours on the job m thls paradise. THE POINT IS THAT a significant portion ot the Orange County workforce -essential to the support of its industry -is having a hard. if not impossible time finding affordable housing in the area. Orange County has not yet ex perienced a flight of existing instaJla· tioos, but there has been a definite pull· back in expans ion plans by those The out-flight would definitely be more pronounced, corporate executives say, if lt were not for the dependence of several high-technology industries on nearby UC Irvine and its highly skilled gr a duates with s pecialties in the sciences. BUT HOURLY EMPLOYEES and second-and third-rung management personnel are what make 99outof 100 cor· porations work. There must be a major resurgence in the building or truly affordable housing if Orange County is going to maintain its vigor. We can achieve this seeming- ly impossible task by attacking, at both the federal and local levels. the basic reasons why afford able housing a nd Orange County are today incompatible. The task will be far from easy. However, the building of affordable housmg is what Orange County must seriously pursue ir it wants to maintain its current lifestyle. If you cannot hold out lo them Pernicious inflation constantly spurs the cost of land. material and labor. This, unfortunately, can be attacked on- .• ·~-Government Intervention Can't Prop Economy By PETE WllSON ,._0-..Clt'~ SACRAMENTO <Capitol) -Affer food , shelter is the most fundamental of human needs. More and more people have beeo priced out of the home market. There are a number or rea- sons. One, obvioi.asly, is inflation. The Carter admht\stralion's record on inflation is dis· gr acefill . Because of election year jitters. the ad· ministration is now engaged in draconian measures to try to com~t it. The most obvious and painful and dam aging of which has been in· terest rates -prohibitive. IF HOME OWNERSHIP IS increasingly an impossible dream. then we bad better prepare a n adequate supply of rentals. But California has some special prohibitions that make it im· possible for the investor interested in the rental market. I'm talking about investment-killing rent control. Rent control clearly is a demonstrated failure, whether it be the south Bronx or Santa Monica. The cruel irony of rent control is that those who are most cruelly penalized by it are those who are most desperately in need of af- fordable housing. Look what rent control is doing to Los Angeles. The vacancy factor there today i.s 0.8 per- cent. In more than half the neighborhoods, it is ..J • less than 0.5 percent. There are no new apart· ment starts. In Santa Monica. when the threat of rent control was to become reality, fully 10 percent or the existing inventory of rental units were lost by demolition or to condominium con- version . The alternative to having private industry provide housing in this country is for the gov- ernment to do it. I DREAD THE THOUGtn of British-style socialized housi ng in California. We must not al- low it. Yet. many of those who press for rent control see it merely as an interim step toward that goal. In the meantime, they advocate mak· ing housing a public utility, increasingly reg- ulated from Sacramento and administered by new bureaucracies. That gives me chills, particul arly when one o bserves the "sple ndid" performance of Sacramento in recent times. The meddlers keep on pushing. Now they've got something new called "inclusionary zoning" whereby. basica lly. government foists low- income units upon developers for the purpose of "balancing" communities. Only one thing is certain: It is bound to cause social turmoil, not unlike that brought about by another mistaken government notion -forced busing. Yet it is estimated that by the year 2000. some 3>0,000 privately built housing units in Orange County will be government controlled. It bas reached a point now where there •is • serioas consideration in Sacramento of a rnan- datory limit on the resa le purchase price of a private residence. How far from the Constitu- tion can you get? Problems obviously exist. We know what in- flation has done lo the housing market. But the solution surely is not inclusionary zoning, nor rent control, nor condominium conversion bans which would deny opportunities for home ownership. It certainly is not to place a ceiling on the selling price of a private home. Government can and must help those in ~cn uine need. We in San Diego have through "Ope ration Rooftop," a public ·privale partnership which has built many unjts or hous- ing for those who have been priced out. "ROOFl'OP'" USES CITY-OWNED land, and I know there is virtually no agency in this state that does not own s urplus property for this purpose. A number or parcels are made availa- ble lo developers who take the land on a long· term lease basis with the proviso that. the dis- count is passed on to the tenants. , We also provide a subsidy through the is- s ua nce of tax exempt mortgage-backed municipal bonds for the constru.ction of needed rental units. These measures a re only a few involved with "Operation Rooftop." But in all cases these are infinitely preferable to the kind or in· creasing socialization of housing that has been advancing out of Sacramento . ' s ~~ .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... ,,~ f 1 Moscow Reviving Olympic Expense Issue in LA?: s By 11IOMAS D. ELIAS No sooner had the Moscow Olympics ended tban a new set of potential controversies arose for the 1984 Games in Los Angela. The '84 Games, say politicians at the city. state and federal level. will be "Spartan." The Moscow spectacle was to be the last of the big-dollar Olympics. SO CONVINCING have been the fiscal assurances from the like5 of Gov. Brown and Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley that backen of a local initiative to forbid spendina of any tax- dollars · on the Los Angeles Olympics haven't come close to qualifying it for the city ballot. That failure served to dim the mayoral prospects of City Con- troller Ira Reiner, leader of the initiative drive and the foremost Olympic critic in Los Angeles. But Reiner's politicaJ fortunes were revived last spring by his successful series or debates with Howard Jarvis over the anti·tax crusader's initiative to reduce state income taxes. AND THE anti-Ofymplc in· iliative may also be revived s oon. For ~ the moment the ., SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA FOCUS Moscow Olympics ended, new officers of the Inte rnational Olympic Committee began to hint they will put pressure on Los Angeles. the 10.te and the federal government to spend moreontbe 'MGames. ·•What ls happening here in Moscow ls a sort ol cllallence to Los Angeles," said Juan Antonio Smarancb of Spain, the JOC's new president. "I've he:rd many times when I've attended Olympic Games that it would be very difficult to do better than what we wen? seeing. But in fact there is always improvement." ANY IMPROVEMENTS Los Angeles might make over Moscow -except in the overall ambience of the Games -would cost millions. For while Moscow built many large new facilities specifically to accommodate various sports at the Games, the Los Angeles organizers have few such intentions. Their plan Is to use exist· ing stadiums and arenas for virtually every sport. That way they figure they can avoid the massive s pending seen at Munich, Montreal and Moscow and avoid dipping into the public till for any help. Similarly, the Los Angeles or· ganizers have renounced any plans to build a central Olympic Village like those at the last several Games. Instead, they'll use college dormitories in the Los Angeles area. But at the conclusion of the Moscow spectacle, international sport rederation chiefs were ex· pressing doubts about the ade· quacy o( the plans for '84, plans they approved before awarding those Games to Los Angeles. 11 0 l· w BUT IF ANY projects or this _., sort be~io to creep into ~ Los Angeles plan, the Olympics will o once again become controversial. 1t But if the Olympic backers are >f politically wise, they 'll stand firm for the relatively low-cost tenta tive plans already made for the Los Angeles festivities. That way they'll almost certainly wind up wilh a sympathetic populace a nd a sympathetic mayor after the 1981 election. ••• As Ti1ne Trots By ir ol ByHERBCAEN SAN FRANCISCO -"Thanks for your time," I guess. ls the written equivalent of "Have a nice day!" (doing what?), but I find it slightly more appealing. "Thanks for yeur time" -press agents write It at the bottom of their releases, some correspon. dents use it to sign ofl their let· ten. Time ls forever nnfntna out - on 10mebody 10mewbere at lh1a very inltant. When I waste your time on a heavy tboupt such u the forelolnl, I 'feel eooscience- ltricked. • I am wutlq your Ume and tberlfore wut.lDI my own; our mott pndous non-renewable re-aourc:e keept tricldin1 Into the bottom~ the bour1lul. NOl&ING IA8TB u Iona aa lt uHd to, •peelally summers. TbiJUledtofMtallrummw-.. wttb I...., .... (rehool'Hatl ), I middle (Taboe Taver• aext '"*')Ind .a end (tM Seu WOD .,_,,,I): ) Last week. I turned on the tel· ly and almost fainted to see what swam into view. A football game, for heaven's salte, and July is just barllly over. Next thing 'Ile know. opera season will belin and '80 will be over just as It was getting started. At home, we haft a magnifi· cent bawtbome tree in the front yard, Its tblck pink blossoms stpallng the advent of spring. I keep nervom on It: the blossoms an all eone now. and soon the leaves will begin to drop. Wbea ltr brancbee stand bare. 1990 wlll be coutped to lbe dustbin~ Ufe. A bawtborne tree tn full bloom at 1prlq'1 bigb Ude ta beaulltul enOUlb to make JOU weep. A bawtllotne tree atudlng bare ID tbe ley wind ta tad eDCM&lb to malre JOU cry. MY Wll'E dOllD'\ like me to •• , .. bawthome"• ln tbe fn:lnl yard. She calla tt the front flrdft. Beine a valley boy, I re- fer to tbe back ponh. .. Deck,'" she corrects, cor· al· rectly. . ry First time I m et Harry Truman, it was a hot day in the rn Oval Office of the White House. el- "Let's go out in the yard," he he said, leading the way to the Rose 1m Garden. That's when I knew he hs wasagoodguy. Of course, I codld have been 10- mistaken. >r. l•OIQlt111 The comment page of the Dally Pilot seeks to inform and stimulate readers by presenting a variety of com· mentary on topics ol lnl..- and significance from ln· f ormed obaervera a nd spokesmen. RoNrt N. WHd, PlllllMlr s......,.A..-•,t• >Sl 1th .. ua itb n't "* ' ... . .· I• ,,. " .. . , I.' .... ' , . ,. ... Unlllle many ot!Mr l <'ient.l u , •trc!Mmera cannot Hperimeftt wA&b tbe obj da they study. They ean only ob •rve the MJHta from 1reat dlstant'ff. Ttley muat' set •ll of their laloreatloe from l•t fllt w• ••d redio wav lt'at travel fr'OID tM~ IO earth. Lllllt w•ve. aad rad io w•ves • .,. acwally forms ol energy Such ene r1 y l ca lle d electromagnetic ~~rgy One ol tbe thl.nc• as tronomers clo is measure d istances in space. As you c an easi ly vndentand, lhe distances to the pl•nets and the stars are too va s t t o b e m eas ured i n conventional miles. Astronomers use two specua! units to measure distances in space: the astronomical unit and the light-year . An astronomical unit is lhe l1111gle Booties aY4'ra1e dl1t1ncc between the urtb and the sun. wtuch la a b o ut 93 milli o n m lltHL Aatronomen u e this unit to m easure dlstanc 1 wlthln lhe solar ostem. Pluto. which ls the m ost distant. ph•n.,l, has an average distance oJ. about 40 astronomical unita from thesun. A t.JGHT·YEAA 1s the distance light trave ls i n one year. which is 5,880.000.000.000 miles. or 5.88 trlllion miles. Light itself travels at a speed or 186,282 m iles per second. As tro n o m ers u se th e li ght-year unit to m easur e dis tances to th e s t a rs. The c losest s tar to the s un is Proxima Centauri. This star is 4.3 light-years away from the s un. Elephants normally don't wear shoes. But when they do it's a challenge. This Asian elephant named "ruy Hoa at t~e Washington Pa rk 7.oo in Portland, Ore., has cracked J?md Ceet from too much moisture. Her size 31ZZZZ boots are to protect her until the cracks heal, They're like regular hiking boots, with tread on ijle bottom and laces up the front. The llaht·year meas urement means &hat it would take a ray or 1t1ht. traveling at the speed of Ule,212 mJles per second, four years and tbre months to travel between the s un amd the star Proxima Centauri. If IA star Is less tha n 300 llc ht·years away. astronomers can measure its distance by using trigonometry. To do so, lhcy mWil look at the star from two widely separated pliaces, und measure the change in the istu'11 position in the sky. ASTRONOMERS FIRST note the direction in which they must point their telescopes to see the s tar . Six months later'. they measure the star's d irection again. During the time between t h e fir s t a nd .second measurements. the earth moves from one side of the s un to the. o pposite sid e . These two positions a re 186 million miles apart. II a star is not too far away, it is in different directions when seen Crom the two positions. This change in direction is called pa rallax. Astronomers measure the parallax. and then calculate the star's distance. The farther away a star is, the sm.aller is i~ parallax. Andy sends a book from the Bantam-Britannica Series to Rita Bishnoi, 7. of Huntsville. Alu .. for her question : WHAT EXACTLY IS A VlRUS? A virus is a microscopic organism that Lives in a cell of another living thing. Viruses are the smallest and simples t form of life and are a major cause of disease. ~ Some viruses infect human beings with s uch di seases as. ·m easles. influenza a nd t he common cold. Others infect a'nimaJs or plants. Viruses are so primitive that ma ny scientists consider them to be both living and nonliving things. By itself, a virus is a lifeless particle that cannot reproduce. But inside a living cell, a virus becomes an acliv.e or- ganism that can multiply hun- dreds oftimes. Vi ruses ar e shaped like rods or s pheres. Most can only be s ee n w ith a n e l e c tr o n microscope. The name comes from the Latin word meaning poison. In picturing things you m issed most about school during summer vacation. a great majority of f ou dealt with sports. That was unexpected. since there are so many athletic activities availa- b le in s um m e rtim e. particularly swi m ming. s u r f in g a n d boatin g. P erhaps it's the aspect of having a coach and an or· ganiied team or league with its seasonal competi· lion. OF COURSE, <tiffereot sports are available in the fall and \\'Inter. s uch a s baskeLball. vollc•ybu II and :.occer The second most popular act1v1ty'? Reccs:.. of course Our grand prtZl' '' 1nnl'r of S5 1s Lil>u Romnc) of 340 Ott:ro St . Newport Beach Lis a missed the band. sports. and all her friend~ You certainly hang around with some strangc charac ters. Lisa. The real !->p<>rl!> nut. ;rnd our runncrup, 1s Luurn S1mt•k Of 17342 La M<.'!->d Lane. Hunt1nJ,!ton B1.·ach La ura wins S2 for hl·r port raval of trnskl·t hall. voll1.•yball. runnin~ :.ind socc·c·r . ... HONORABLE m«nt1on!'> go to Tl.•rn and Dl'bb1 1.· Hughes of G712 11 ;.i rbnr Kt•y C1r('lt'. llu nt1n~tnn Bl'ach: Dallas Fra m<-of Fountain Vullc·v. Edd1t· J oslyn und Cara De:in of C.oron<.i dC'I Mar . :.in d J u s tin McC arlh ) of • Laguna Bt•ach For next \\·eek. select one of your f<.1voritc songs or pie('es of music and sketch for us something that wi ll give us CJ C'lul' a:. to what the music is about. This should give you a wide range of top01C's t11 choose from. Be sure to make your drawings in bluck ink on white paper mt'asuring 4 inches by 4 1nr hes. Mail them so they arrive not BAND, SPORTS, BUDDIES Lisa Romney, Newport Beach later than Wednesday to SPORTS TEAMS AT SCHOOL Uncle Len, Box 1560, Cos ta .....,_M __ e_sa_._c_a_1_ir_._926 __ 26_. ______________________ L_a_u_r_a __ s_1me ___ k_._H_u_n_t1_n_gt_o_n~B-•_•_e_h~~~~~~ ~e Lungfish Different? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ They Can Survive During Dry Seaso1i Dear Ellie. Are lungfish different from other fish? Nick S. Dear Nick, These a re considered very primitive fish. and the only ones remaining are found in areas or South America, Africa and Australia They are different from most other fish. for they have lungs and are true air breathe rs. (Fish use their gills to extract oxygen from the water and do not need to surface for air. Most s pecies of lungfish are unusual in appear ance: some are eel-like, and one species has two thick feelers that extend from the sides where fish fins would be These risb live in marsh areas and ln lakes that frequently dry up in certain se asons. As a result fish have developed an unusual means of survival by going into a dormant state. One species digs a mud tunnel while anotber forms a mud cocoon in which to await the rains that will refill their habitat. Scientists ar~ interested in studying the habits of these fish. beca111e they have .s urvived for a 1reat period of limp and ~loaely resemble preh,storic creatures. It is hoped that a study ol the fiah will provide information about e arly inhabitants ol the water. ·ElUe Dear Ellie, Is it true that some lizards have no legs? Betsy D. Dear Betsy. Yes. this is true. There is a group of lizards in which some of the m embers have no visible legs. Skeletal study, however, r e veals v estigi al bones representing legs that have been "lost " in the e volutionary process. Some legless lizards look much like snakes, and were at one time incorrectly placed in the same category. A few species have very long tails that c an b e sh e d to dis tract predators. (No snake cap do this). The new tail grows back in a matter of weeks, but the r eplacement cannot be shed since it does not• have a true bone structure. Some of the world's legless l izards are found i n the Americas ranging roughly from Wedding mt Smitty Official, Greet.er ROCK ISLAND, m. <AP> -Sttlllt)' wasn't bard to spot In the weeldiai »ar'tY reaplendent in ndfled 1hirtl, tundol and tall• -ldl wa the only one 'Waging. • · , . "lie'• as. much a part of tbe fa.mi, as the l'lllt of' us," said Mart~. wbole brother Jeff wa marrted lat week in a ,ol•ma _. .. ,, compl_, with famUy, frtendl-~Smitty, a 10.~ pointer. • •1 *'* 11 IM boJI bad to make a clMltlon bet•een Smitty _. • ..... to the weddtna. tt probmbly WCMld have been IUI, .. ulil Ilia. OU. Jobnebn. JlllW .._ wre t4l have Smitty unroll the weddlnl carpet ~ ._ ..._ ... no One bad enoucb nerve to au tM priest, lakllln..Jrt1 a lailHd. lmltQ, red top bat finnly ID place. jolned the wed- .... D Dlllllelllecbunlaaadp11&1111.-.•U.,ltftfortbe HHSl 11 \,;.J ) southern British Colum bi a to Argentina. In ma ny places they are feare d by the natives.· who believe they are poisonous. But they are harmless to' ma n. and feed on insects a nd s ma ll rodents such as mice. Despite the s imil a rity in a ppearance, they a re different .· from snakes and belong to an e ntir e ly d iffe r ent orde r of reptiles Ellie Dear Ellie, I think narwhals are very interesting anima ls. Can you tell' me something about them. M.C.R. DearM.C.R. The narwhal is a small whale, about the size or a porpoise, and therefore a marine mamma l. The first one to be viewed by m o d e rn m a n w as a dead specimen whjch was at once identified as a sea unicorn. These animals live exclusively in the cbld waters of the Arctic in re mote areas. and as a result still remain mysterious. The unique horn that made people think or the m ythical unicorn is really a tooth on the ' upper left jaw which, in males only, grows during the entire life span of the ani~al. It projects at an angJe that pierces the upper lip and reaches six to eight feet Say A•O•O•h in length. Its unusual spiral shape also made superstitious people believe it to be a born. Like the tusks of an elephant, the tooth is ivory. Al'WI ......... Strange stories grew about the "horn's" powers, and as a result the animals were bunted almost to extinction. Only the "born" (or really tooth) was taken and sold at very high prices to gulllble people as authentic unicorn born. Great promises were mJCte about the born•a magic, and since superstition was common then, people were easer to believe in another "charm... Even long after the unicorn myth was expoised, narwbal .. horna" were still briqlq a bi&Pric:e. Selendlts are not certain what purpose the horn serves. It WOUid DOl be UMful 81 a tool to break bnatbilll llolel ln the ice, nqr would It be mucll UM for 1at1tering ~bell fish. It is 1•nerally a1reed tbat the 'born,, .. merely • eecandary cbaracterlltic ol &be' males. EDk One of two Ceylonese sloth bears at San Diego Zoo ap· pears to be checking partner for a sore throat. The sloth bear has been called the most uncouth of all bears because of his habits of loud snoring and of sucking up termites with a vacuum cleaner -like noise heard up to 600 feet. Nosy Bear Learns PHILLIPS. Wis. (AP ) -The two frightened foresters were treed for two 'hours, but it was the black bear that put them lhere that ended up with a red face . · Tbe 250-pound animal sprayed itseU ln tbe face with a paint s prayer' the men were using to mark timber. Roy Gilge a.nd David Bentley, of the Wiaconsln Departmeal of Natural Resources, were work· lng In Fiambeau State Forest near here when lhey notlced a ... ' bear splashing in a waterhole about 150 feet away. "We didn't think anything of it," said Gilge, who was on just his second day on the job. "We figqred when It got our scent it would Just leave." But the bear headed toward the two 29·year·old foresters. who S<lrambled up a couple of trees. The bear rummaged through their backpacks and maaaaed to set off the sprayer. loaded wttb red paint, then wandered off. Dogs Shed Dirt, Grime For Charity LEYUEN. Mus:-. <A P 1 Eleven dirty dogs were squeaky <'lean and thl' March of Dimes w<.1s $9.50 ri cher after a charity do~ wash run by two girls. C hrissiC' Bol'rsma . 12. and Kathy Ueun. 14 , got the idea while they were washing Max, one of the Boersma fa mily ~ls. They practiced on scrubbing Puppy, t he Boersm a family's collie. and then advertised a sha mpoo and toweling for 50 centl- Several dog O\\ ners contribut· ed a little extra. and only a few ··customers" tired to escape the soap and water. ·'Only a couple of dogs t ried to run away," Chrissie said. "Most of them just sat there and sort of looked bored." Youngster Spends Life With Cir~us DES MOINES, Iowa (AP > - Youngsters loading up their book bags to head back to school might be envious of Buffy Gebel- Will iams. Ten-year-o ld Buffy goes to the circus every day. T he son o f Ge r man-bo rn animal trainer Gunther Gebel- Williams, Buffy travels with the Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Balley Circus for 11 months each year. His schooling comes in two. hour daily sessions wilh a tutor. The rest of the day, while most youngsters are wrestling with a rithmetic problems, Burry is tan g ling with the circus elephants. Buffy's chores include clean. ing up behind lhe elephants and grooming. Buffy has been traveling with the circus all his lire. He doesn't recall when he started to wort wtlb elephants. "My feet have been stepped on, but nothing elae," he said. "I kee p my eyes open and w•tcla. One time you mlgbt walk by 8lld they won't do anything. Another time, tbeJ tnilbt 1rab yoa Wida their tnmlt and pull JOU in. I don't get near the bed ones ... POU POWUHCMm CONSTRUCTION tNllDE GRANITE CAVERN Sl9n• Nevede ltt• 11 .._., then • Football Fleld Not Perpetual Motion ~ Plmll to Pwnp Water ljphill to Make Poirer WISHON CAl'l 11 rese mbles one of those movi(' scene:. "hf'rl' J tt mes Bond sneaks Into a huge u nde rt:round cavc rn bristling with udvanet'd technology and s:n es th'-' world from de st ruction :md lht' heroint> for himself. ~core. or people scurr.) about lhl' c:.l\'em 1.100 feel inside a Sierra Nc\'uda mount::un. but art>n 't m un nan g s up e r · sophisticated "ea pons. Th ey ·r e bui ld in g a powt-rhou."c to pump waler uphill so it can now back through the plant by Jtr avily .and produt'l' l'l1'<'triclty for Northern and C<•n trul California J\ctuulh . P uca far Ga:-& Ek l' tric Co ·will u~<· four unal:-of powl'r to pump thl· ~atl'r uphill for every three units or electrici t~ the lh'lms project produn •s. But company officiuls contend Helms is a financiall v sensible addition to PG&E's s vsl<'m on the premise that nucll:ar power ( Horoseope ) By SVDNEY OMAllR SUNDAY, AUG. 31 ARIES (March 21·April l9): Concern with financial setup could dominate ~ccnano. Aquarius. Leo. Scorpio persons fi gure pro· m inently. Be meticulous in checking details, fine print. Someone ~anls something from you -fornothing. TAURUS <April 20-May 2Q): Cycle is such that changes prove be nefi cial. Member of opposite sex is attracted -and it will be ob· v1ous. Gemini. Virgo, Sagittarius persons play significant role~ 1\1 ake speeial appearances -and appeals. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Look beyond the immediate - answers will be found behind the scenes. Domestic "arrangement" will be adjusted. Taurus, Llbra, Scorpio persons could play impor· tant roles. CANCER <June 21.July 22): Aura of romance lends intrigue to .. fulfilling" scenario. Accent on desire. vindication of views - friendship can he trans formed into a serious relationship. P isces. Virgo per.;ons figure prom inently LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Accept challenge -· don't underestimate your own worth. You 'II be dealing with Cancer. Capricorn natives -~potlight on caree r, special recognition, chance to transform tdea into solid profit. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Scpt. 22): Finish whal you start, strive for chord of "unive rsal appeal." Long-distance communication dominates -you le arn about special project related to communica· lion. travel, publishing. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Emotional involvement could color financial judgment. Know it. be aware or clauses. legal require· ments, budget connected with partner or mate. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-N ov. 21 >: Overcome temptation to rush. push. chide or challenge in provocative manner. Key is to avoid direct confrontations. Go slow, maintain low profile. If patient, a lcf(al loophole proves a boom to your cause. SAGGl'M'ARIUS <Nov. 22-0ec. 21): Obtain valuable hint by stu· dying Scorpio message. Those who perform basic services may be late, careless or worse . Know it and have alternatives at hand. Key now is versatUily and ability to diversify. CAPlllCOR'N <Dec. 22-Jan. 19): You revise opinion regarding hopes, desires and affairs of heart. Cupid strikes. but not in maMcr originally 'expected. Surprises and unorthodox procedures dominate your personal scenario ~UARJ\JS <Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Adhere to basic facts, pro- cedures.• You'll be asked questions and some revisions may be necessary. Obtain property appralsAI. Gain indicated through writ· ten word. Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius persons play significant roles. PL"CE.4\ <Feb. 19·March 20 ): Conciliatory gesture la made by family member -be receptive, diplomatic and wllling to make In· telligent concession. Kindness will pay dividends: short trip results from telephone call I will provide the pumping al night tu supply hydroelectric power during daytime peak demand. "WF: WILl. BE using more l'ncrgy, but wt• wa ll be able to save..• cx 1~ni-ivc energy, .. resi- dent cnf{ineer William Tomt:1 i-u id during u press tour. "P umping with nuclf'a r energy 1s much less expensive tha n oi l." ut.ld<.•d Jim Mulinow~kl of PG&E. Justification for the Helms poworhousl' SO m1los .cast of Fresno ls linked lo a sta rtup of 1 the controvcrslul Olublo Canyon nuclear plant ulong the Central Califorhia coast. "We will rely on Diablo Canyon lo provide pow<'r to run the pumps lo lake the water back up." said Ellis Langley, senior vice president for operations. "Helms avoids the alternative of building a peaking pla nt and burning oil. PG&E HOPES TO get Diablo Canyon operating within a year . but nuclear power opponents have threatened a blockade if federa l a pproval is secured to start up the nuclear reactors. To mei conceded that .. we possibly would have to bum oil to gel the watef uphill at Helms if Diablodoesn't come on line." The Helms power plant is be· ing built between two existing high Sierra reservoirs that pro- vide water for plants farther downhill but never provided power directly themselves. Water from Courtright Lake over f!:OOO feet above sea level will flow down 1,700 feet through a tunnel into the football field· size powerhouse dug deep in the earth's gray granite. ~ GENERATORS AND turbines will produce hydroelectric power which will bec6me part of PG&E's capac ity during hot summer afternoons when power use is at Its peak. The water then will be stored In the lower re· gervolr, Luke Wishon. ·'These ge ne rators and turbines can tum into motors and _putpps andi>umj! the water back Into the upper reservoir," Tomei said. Work on the $400 mlllion pro- ject began In 1977 and is scheduled to be completed In 1982 with a capacity of one million kilowatts, about the same as one Dlablounlt. Puppet Show · Orange Countys most beautlflil girls have a chance Bring the kids to Huntington Center mell for fun wtth c.ta'a "'6us>Pett. Free ahowsFn.lt 1·2:3CM.nd Sat.Sun-Motl It 1-2-3-4 ............. Want to buy time share Interval ownership of o con- dominium. own-your. own oportm-nt or rtc19atianal ~y? Find it fcllf In thie rww da.iRmllan 2A50 of the to be Hollywood's next actresses. _.,,.,,..,..,Gt~tl!'ilrclCCIM """'"°°°•-Olll'O'CDllll'l- The turning point of your career can begin at Tu ming Point Modeling PGIOC'J! Because nght rcN we're holding an extensNe search for Orange County's most raving beauties . Whether you're a model, actress, dancer, or just a plain knockout, we \Wnt to see ~u. , HotfM>Od's top photographer, Vince Contt, wlll shoot a , free \4deo Interview of quollfled girts, which will be submitted ID the top executives of MGM, Columbia, Paramount and lklt.«lai Studtos. Pl you hcM to do Is gM3 ua a caU and set up on Interview. wa hope you're \\flat we're IOoking for, as much as you do. Tiie 1anlng Paint Colta Miia, CA 92627 Telephone 64&-9293 , ' S.~a•tArea ROP to Add T,., Counes The Capistrano· Laguna Beach Re1lonal Occupational Program wlll be adding two cou_rses of lnstrucUon to its fall curriculum - secretarial sklllls-word processing and elec· tronic assembly. Other scheduled free c our ses includ e landscape maintenance. nursery ope rations . banking, supe rmarket skills and cosmetology. · High school juniors. seniors ana adults living in the Capistrano and Laguna Beach Unified School districts a r e eligible to enroll. Interest e d pe rsons may register at the ROP office, 31522 El Camino R ea l . Sa n Juan Capis trano. between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Classes begin Sept. 8. For in· formation call 496.lllB.-.. CALIFORNIA •" HOMIOWMllS LOAMS AIRAMCiED 151/4°/o-6 P1S.-SFR ~ Seare4 ly C 1 llll Me. .f IHI a ,WMMll h.,...ty For details call 960•1957 Bob Wiiiian.. Bkr IY OIDll Of Surtatol COUIT .,AITITto .. I '4CllH, .... cm Of HUMnt4TOM IUCH WIDMISDAY. SIP'T. IOTH AT I ,..M, CSH SALi Sffl 111.0Wl \ Attn 0''""~""0 '~ ' ...,,.,,... P"''"" 330 <tea loned RA.C 6 RA.0.CO ltl•t.tioro'llW'W'f . ,,,..., ..,... fl,. t fllo .... '"Mt t l.y "" ... Jtf}m IM~ Not tlUbj40 to W•"• <rJl'fWn «•&¥-' • •. ur..,...., "~ C:.r,.,n; '°""""'*'IOf" 11~ 000 "OIM"ttfUf\d.,._ ~" ''"''"'"' l(Mt• • ... ,_, C-•I 8-10 !)ol Nold°""°"' of ~ANOE COUNTY CCIVHTHOll'I /tt11;1111(; ClHrCP Oflt\1£ WC6t. SANTA ANA CA c.11 lo< lllCf -~. H'*f .. f,~-lllQ. -""'""' H·DLIDAY PHOTO SPECIALS ---~...-------FROM 'id 1.1 '' 12 EXPOSURE COLOR PRINT FILM DEVELOP & PRINT s 19 _ l1mi1 Ont llol Ptr Coupon tJ1 SlleJ { Tiiis CoupOfl Must Accompany Order 6000 UNTIL SEPT 8. 1980 CODE 1911170/296/11 LE COUPON EXPOSURE COLOR PRINT FILM DEVELO.P & PRINT s 79 lfmll One lloH Per Coupon fl• m e1 This Coupon Must Acump1ny Order GOOD UNTIL SEPT. 8. 1980 CODE 3301170/308/11 CUSTOM 4x6 8UPBRPRINT8 .. 2 .. EXPOSURE COLOR PRINT. .. FILM DEVELOP & PRINT . From J5mm FHm Only. s 99 · ~:.g.:u ~~ l1m11 One lloll Ptr Cwpo11. Cl• ""' T111s Clupe11 MJjst Acco111p1ny Order GOOO UlllTIL RPT. I. 1980 CODE 1111/11 20 EXPOSURE COLOR PRINT FILM DEVELOP & PRINT .s 19 l1m11 One lloll l'lr Coupon (31 met Tiiis IM!pon Mull Accompany Order GOOD UNTIL SEPT 8 19SO CODE 278/170/302111 36 EXPOSURE COLOR PRINT FILM DEVELOP & PRINT s 39 t.Jmll Ont Roll Per Coupon 131 111ei flus Coupon Must Accompany Oroer GOO!? UNTIL SEPT 8. 1980 CODE 5561170/314/11 20 EXPOSURE SLIDES SUPER 8 MOV·IES s 19 ~:·~·=o <!::_~J-r•?> L1m11 One ROii Per Coupon C 31 s11e 1 Tiits C111pon Must Actompany Ordtr 6000 UNTIL SEPT. I . 1980 CODE 95/llfl/223/11 . ENTER THE T:AKE A GOOD LOOK AT AMERICA KODAK PAPER SWE~PSTAKES AT SAV-ON! I ~:.-::..-:.--1 '-· ~:;;._ ______ _J ••i Clleers Ret•rn to IOc. Pay Phone ·::: • '.4 .... WIPm.rsa. Vt. (AP) -Tb• declaton roveratd the years aao when lhe 3-cent stamp live down there. but Ulen I came "r The decision reassured tbe two::; ...... V. hr WM b _. bMrd"I appro¥al ol the rate blktl and the 5·cent soda were In back and found it cost 20 cents lo women and thousands of other :~ _.....,,. ftl'IM.., ... .,.._ ln lt'N. vo1ue." he said. make a call In nice. rural Ver· Vermonters who saw their last;:: ......... • ~~ ctllll to Tbe order wUI add Vermont to Gertrude Hod1e. 61, had a more _mont," More said. bastion of eheap 1ivin1 disappeal!:!~ ='• ...--.. ta. l&IM &be lilt ol • atates that char1e 10 typical ttactioa. The 10..cent rate waa put lnlo ef· this summer wben the price of led• • ...... ...,.. Clll&UAI eeou for pey calls and take It off "You don't lrnow how many feet In Vermont in 1955 and cream cones at the Johnsol\ • .. _._.•a..... &be UM of le Uaat char1e ao ctintl. times I've been 1tuck ln a phone thoughts of those good ol' days Pharmacy was raised from 1q::• 'fte .._. ..... If.-........ Thl'M ltMM cbat1• a quarter ud booth," ahe Hid. ".First I bad lo brought out sentimental <>treaka. cents lo 3S cents. the first aucb In-:!:~ ~I Ji ..a ,....,... CO. to flH 1ta&M and the District of have one dime and then I had to "You know what irks me'! Park· crease In 00 years. ~::: ........ ,.. ,..... ii die"* to Coluaabla cbarle U cents. look for two." Ing meters!" said Mrs. More. "It But whlle telephone custorner.t ~. aettllll'-~~ ....... of WhU. the cot wa~ ll'Mted by Carol More, 33. aaid the decision used lo cost a penny. You can't do heralded the order. which also-~:· two. 1llr No¥. 1. moet of Vermont's 500,000 real· was "wonderful." She and her anything with a penny anymore:· gives them two more free dlrec-: :: TIM ,..... .. ., lloerd Nkt lhat dull wtlh &I , Elbert Neff. a husband, Glenn. moved back lo Mrs. Hodge said she was re· tory assistance phone calls a ::: ,.._wen._,...... "19Med upon •Pokeamaa for the phone com· Vermont rrom New York City in l!linded or the skyrocketing ~ost of month, telephone company of~::~ -......;~..-.:---:--~-u.. ~·· ... el n.t lboukl panf, t.ermed It "completely un· 1976, unaware of the Increased hving every time she goes mto a ficials were grumbling about the:• _ • .. M ·~·"not• actual eoet reaUaUc." rate. public restroom with a nickel. only estimated cost or about $66,000 to ftf!r'-· "ft la a relum to the rate of 25 "I thought it was expensive to to remember she needs a dime. make alterations. SAVE 39c WET ONES POP-UP MOIST TOWELETIES 40SllE£TS 7 SUPEllOR B.ECTllC 12" Osclhllilll FAN_~ . .. 24.88 BIG BUY! LAURA saJDDER'S Old Fnli111d PEANUT BUmR Crllllr Ir a.lly .... ,, ... ,.... ... . ,..., ... ... ,... ...... 1 .. •SIUICllAm&-(Nu.) • ·--(1'4 &) ·•(I-.) ._., ... , 79c u. YOUI CHOICE SUNGLASSES by l'OllTmR GRANT SPECIAL! SAVE 66c HEAD & SHOULDERS SHAMPOO 2.13 15 Ol. LOTION -- PRW -.~ '&\\.... -~ I SAVE NOW! ti!IMi:tll.tlll!JP)l.t?MWV DOUBLE HIBACHI . SPECIALS!: . 4• FILLER PAPER Wide OI Collett Nie. •ll~ll Cl26 ·20 up. 101h"• ,,, 79c 200 SllEETS SAVE 1 8.00 2LB. 88C 5.49 10"117" ::-::.~.::. ..... SAVE NOW! FOAM CUPS PAK OF 51 SPECIAL! TIDE LAUNDRY DETERGENT GIANT SIZE QUMT 1.09 1.5949 0L BOX SAVE 70~ SAVE NOW! ROYAL OAK SAVE80° IODAI Colorburst 50 COllVEITIBL£ TABLE TOP INSTAllT Cl- A1m-anct-shoot camera with automatic motorized print ejeetion. 18" BBQ 1¥111111111. PlllO SERVICE . . . .....aRT-tm ...... ,WI 11n,.._ llMNI.-°"* Dr ......... \ IL TOM»-aan 111111111d 11oec1 • ..,,. v-..o-mn -. ..... ""'· I IANTA._ _ _..1 loulllltteeol ..... ... ..•. -... ... OBITUARIES . . Jf'a1er-related .4ibnent llp in V.S. ThM Summer ATLANTA <APf -Deatbl from a nre ......_ UlodMad '"°' ,..... . ....,, •wi•mlne la- mt ........... ln U.. Ulalted ... tll6i IUIDllMI', and he81th olflclala NW. l'rtday &bit tbe ·~i:•• ••1 be linked to lbe w~bNtwave. Seven c11 .. of prlmary ameblt mlnln1~neepbaHU1, or PAM, were documented ln four IUltel and Puerto Rico. and an el...., wu 1mpected but not confirmed, the Center for Dll· uae Control reported. Four deaths were traced to Flortu laku. Tiii! aGlft' DEATll8 are the .. ,.... ..... IUeo. PAM Ii ...Uy caused by an ...... tlaat .... the brain ~ I .Mne ID tbe DOM, an ...... tlaat .. c .. be found in .t•t about DJ lake," 1aid Dr. ltraee Wetqer of the CDC'• r.ruide dlle.._ divlalon. PAM • almoet alway• fatal, but ll so rare that there is little cause ror worry, be said uwE CAN'T SAY bow many people have 1one swimming in fresh waters this year, but com- mon sense tells you it's a vast number." Wei1t1er said. "Only these eight individuals were af. fecled out of countless millions." •Most of the cases seem to come from tbe South and Southwest, probably because temperature playa a very key role in the disease. In water over 88 to 90 degrees, the organisms come out of t.helr shell, so to speak, and become more numerous," be said. PAM, WHICH primarily af· feels children and young adults, destroys brain tissue and causes Darth Yacl1r: is Backl See Oer1hor Chewy lit the Huntington Center mall evef"/ afternoon daily 12 to 5 and weekday eves 7 to 9 lhru Seot. 2 .. PUBLIC NOTICE swelling of the brain. Weinger A,. .......... , said. Its lnitlal symptoms in-Sees Trned 1--,.tCTI--,,-ous-IMllf-.. -.-.--=-. elude headache, fever and a stiff I ...... STAT•M«NT neck, and some patients also Sweden ma y b e ne t ouow1119 "'-' •rt ....,. vomit and become confused. r~versing a drift busl~:'~AKER nun AS· '.:t::====-==::::::=:r=:------~=~-----""'"'::-h.lahelt number reported ln one year llnce the dlaeue wu iden· He said the chance of con· tractlng PAM was Jess than one in 2.5 million exposures. Only one person bas been known to survive PAM, the CEC report said. Weinger attributed that patient's survival to "a combination of early diagnosis, very aggressive medical treat· ment and a lot of luck." toward socialis m . a I SOCIA TES, 16 Morro B•Y Ori .... U S t . d Cof"Ofle Oet MM. c:.. m2S . . sen a or s a 1 s,..,,., a. ~. ,. _,.,. er, after a brief visit. °''·~~~~=51,...._ Sen. Henry Bellmon. 1S111•••.eo.i.1MM.c:..ma PlJllUC NOTICE f'te:TnlOUI IMIM•tlM ...--STAft ..... T Tiie .......... ---dol"9 •'-•: CALll'O"NIA SPECIAL TY ~. 11'G MoMt-Circle, ....... "...,,· Ce!Horftle met ~ s...... Lee """-· mo Moft.. wr11M• Circ le, Fov111a1 .. Velley, c.1""""9.,,. • ..... c.... ~ ..... '"" "'°"" .. ,.,,.. Clr<le, Fovtttel11 V•lley, Gel ....... 9119 • T"IC '*"-• I• <OllCIW1" bt • ....... _.... ..... SNr'Ofl IAe """"9• Tllb ............ -tiled .......... °"""'" Clertc Of o.enoe c-ry on ~tS."9. "MIBI PUlltltNcl Or-Coest Delly PllOI, .... ''· 23, •• Sept ••• ·-~ PUBLIC NOTICE -----------.. ICTITIOUI •us1•1!1S ..,...ITAHMSNT T ... ...._.. --II clDlne llusf.. !Ifft•• U•ITEO RAIN GUTTERS, 25't 0r•f191t AVll .. Colta Mew. Ce. tff71 J. L Tevue, u.t 0<.MOe Ave. Cost• MeM. c... mn This ...... H Is C-.Cled by en lft• dMcNel. ' JLT .... Tiii~ It .. _ -filed wtttl ~ Count' Clerlt ot Or..,._ COUftt' Oft ~21,"9 P10NI ..........., Or...., CM5' Deity PllOt -..n. •. --. •. u. ,. Ml•, HGA .. ARlllET lllEHE SEGA, rflldenl of co .. • ~. Ce. P-•••Y 4MI AUOU'I 29, ,_, SIW WID e pS.y<lllMrlC le<Ml(lef\ •' Fltlrv-Stele HOS11tlal tor u -s. 51'8 I• wnti•eo 1>y lier son Me•le 8 . Of Minion Viejo, Ce .. O.tu9llt••·lll-few Cella, niece L•· Movne .._.. Md lier or-.utnter ~n. F-al wntle~ wlll l>e NICI Ofl 5undlt,, ~ 30, 1 .. oil t ·OO PM •t tt>e Hertoor uwn Memorlel Cl\epel w ltll Rew Francl• McOlescll ol F11rvl-State Hosc>ltel ottlclatlftO. lfllerment servlcH lmmcleOl•ll•y to4-M9-SeNl<es -IN Cllrectlofl Of .. .,._ "-""°""' Oii,.. Monuary °' Cost• Meta. S40-.il$4 JEtrnl•I .JEROM&A.JEl'FltJES, ........ ot Co~te Mew, C•. Pe"4HI ewey Oft AUOUtt ttl I-Sowwl-., .. ....,...,., '-00..lftde ,_. eM Sllerrle JeffrlH el'CI SOft GN9ofy Jeftrlft, 1l1ter Jlldy ~ ...0 ....._ T-... ~. Priv ... Ynlkft..,.. MN. Ill lfi of '"°'"" .. tenllly ,_.. INt -trlbUlleM Ire -kl tlte NetloNI c-MI °" AlcNtbm YOOlll C--lt• -· 1n1 ew 111 St .. ,.,,_.. Ana, ea. Paclfl< VI•• ~,,.,.,,, Ntwl>Ort tleec1t~ IAL1'1-.. 0M IMnM & TUTHIU. ~CHAPll 427 E 17th St Costa Mau Me-9371 NKll90Tlml IMllMI' MOllTUMY 6Z1 Main SI. ~nt~~==-eoh SAN DIEGO (AP> - An. • ,._. u dean, Robert It Castetter has been named president of lhe California Westem School ol Law. Ernest C. Friesen, a professor at Whittier College, was named dean by trustees. ... Ufled ln 1115, the CDC said ln lll Morbidity and 11.ortallty Weekly Report. '!be previous record was five in 1978. The CDC said three 1980 vie· tims lived In Florida and a fourth was from New York but went swimming In a Florida lake. Two victims were from Texas, one from California and The increase ln the number of deaths probably was caused by the unusually hot weather in much of the n ation. which prompted more people lo go swimming and encouraged the growth of the PAM organism ln lak~andstreams, Weinger said. He said the CDC is beginning a study to determine why PAM affects some people and not others, adding, "We can't really say that anything you do or don't do can prevent it." R · 0 kl a . • v i s i t e d Mk ,_. NI-. iw ...._ 5t•-· C.St• Mew, Ca .... Sweden with three I R.,..,. o. er-. MMZ .... ~ th R bl. AW.,lrvlne,Ca.'7714 o er e p u t can Jotwt o. or1 '-''•· 1S3D ee11er senators earlier this I 51~1:c=:;, ~=: ~ 9:!ff month. They a 1 s o s1r-.1. S1111eo.eosuMew,c..m:i. t t N Peul H. Hem<llOft, Jr., 15'9 ~ we n o o r w a y • I s1 .... 1. s...1 .. e. eosu -· ee . .,. •. Belgium. Britain and Tiii\ ~i.-. 1• c0fldu<tec1 bY • 99MAl~p. We st Ge rmany. 1 St.....,"~ Tiiis stetement w~ tiled M1'I tN C.o..n1y Cl-of Or-c-ty Oft [ UQ<Hl21,1'8D. ~~ Publl"'9CI Or-Colts! Delly Piiot AUQ 23, 30, Se!Jt. 6, ll, IWO ~ PUBLIC NOTICE .. ICTlnous 8USINl!SS NAM« STATEMl!•T The 101iow1no per'IOfls ••• dolno bUslMUM: EL TORO BRAVO, 1~ W. l'lnl. s..11e H, ~-.Mew, ea. m v Cecil Murrli.!ta •nd Vk tcw M. flonltla, 103 E. Flora, s...te Ana, Cit. '1?101 Vlclor M. llafMll<I, ll3t E. McF- °"n, S..nl• AN, Cit. tt107 Now is the Time Tiu• ~I~\ '' condl>c-by • Ql'nenl PilrfnerslMC> • CecllMun..n.. ""~ still~ •<K Iii.of --Count y Clt>ril ot O<-C-ty -AYQU~I 11, t• .. tUHS Pvl>ltSIWd Ofc-~ 0..ly ....... AYQ ?l, :Ill, Se!J1 '· I), t• ,_.., PUBLIC NOTICE . The Greatest Sale of Qualicy Home FurniShings in Southern Catifoi-nia. Chandlers August Sale & Clearance. N<)w Save 10 to 50% on quality home furnishings and accessories from Drexel, Heritagl', Henrt.'don. Ccnturf. Sherrill, Weiman. M arge Carson Woodmark. Sciftle. Barcalounger, Thoma.with:, Air<:l<x>m and so many morl' '/"bt!fT ""'only a /etl' dt1)S left for )UU to so1't' f() to 5/n In '"'-"Y depurtmt'tll rlun111: <Jwn11J11.,.~ ''"~"·'' \t1/(• c. ... <Jmm11n• Tl>e frl/louTllfn 11f7trldilional. OmtmlfJ<wr1ry <,1111nlr>: lrmrh and <>rt1·t11ul fun11111rt>Jo11U fi11a '"' <h!.flll.1•• at htJtb Oxmdlcr'Ji Santo Ana 6 UlRWlll HIJls sl<lft!S. Most m .,11s ""' mru/11/Jle for 11n11111elum• dc.'l11'f'f'}: CENTURY "Chin Hua-OrimtaJ Oinulft Colk:cuon A1llELOOM Entire Unc:of~i>er' WJEMAN Entire l.ine uf F.xpo~'d \X1111d I 'phul\lt.-n KENS<>~ (,uuncrv fn:nd1 \lood l-r.1mt: <.tu1r BARCAJ..OUNGER -U\1~ End-Raman Rt'\.iirung ~HINI CHANOLEllS lrTIJ>on' !>ltlf't'·widt· HERITAGE "Con111ri,~r" Traditional 'fllhlt..., OKEXEl. "C:.>n'C.'fN.I~ .. Cuntcmpor:ary IJt."<in•KTI WIEMAN A Cf.N11JRY Mn,..._..., & c;i.._" .. Contl·mpor.iry Omm~ FlAlR "lmpon" (..if'\n .I I r:tfll(· ~lf;i., & <.h.i1r. ~HERRIU. l:t11m: IJIW ul 'll"<.'JlCI" SCHAEFER BROS. f111ire I mt· ol l.c.·Jtht-r I phol,tt.,, DREXEL "An't>l:l<le' C:.ontt.-rTlfll>r.llY l>inmj( ('.ollc:Clkm HERJTAGE "(1r:md 'lh ur IW l-rt.11t:h lk:dmom Collmion HENREDON "Anif.k1o;" Contemporary Dini~ Coll~1k1n BRANDT t;i\llre Liile.' c>f'Tr:!<litk>nal l'.lhk-:. <..ltANDLl!lt'!'i "R~etan" Ot-\.'ll,k>nal 1!ah4a. NICHOLS A STONE Country f.nwl'-h Oak l)inln~ JIF.NIUIOON Entire UM ctf C&.L-.tonl Govl,fftJ llphol..cl,.,, llERfTAGE "llri11;iny" ·Countl)' l·reoc:h l>lnln~ Cc>ll\.'t:lltKI CENT\lllY "< .ltt·rmo111" Country frt·nd1 llltllC' OllEXCI.. "(Alfl."t."l\,'>U.•" (A>r1lempor.iry Olnll'lt( C:.>llt't11on 8ARCALOUNGER5 l.ntll'\" Utlt° 11( Mc.i:lhicn. DREXl!.L -r.lllr2n1t· Ill'' l'rt·ndl l'nl\imbl l>lnl~ Colla1lcin Yount BEDROOM...~ 1-.ncll't.' O>llt'\lklllt> SAVE JS% 20% l0% 30'-'> 20% 10 IO 30% 115% 20% Z0% 20% 20% IS toj()% IS% IS% IS% ICHo20~ 20% IS% 20% 20% 15% 20% DREXEL l:.rtl1f't' line: ulUphobu:ry HERJTAGE l:mirc Unc ofUpboblC'fY ~tA.RGE CAlt.'iON 1*lt'C1t.-d Vphol..rt'f}' SafTl>ll" OR.EXEL -Cahc.Tl'l<.'1 II" Country frt.-nch lk'dn11•lll' HERITAGE -nntt:any" Country FralCh lk'Cln1t1lll' WOOOMARK Emirc I.inc oflDdlrional Owr. GLASS ARTS fm1re I.inc 11( UXlll~H'VY l.ihll" DREXEL ''M."<.'tlbdc:" OKltempor:ary 6c.'<ln1om v1llt'\lt<>11 CENTIJRY .. C~110<1nr'' Vlllnlrv Frt.'1llh OtnnlJ.t (.ollt"C:tlon OR.EXEL ''\Xl111d Un.tr-(.Ontl-mpt1t2ry Om1~ u>lll"t1ton HERITAGE "Otnn<lN•cur" Tr.:t<luional Otntn(4 l>REXEL ''W~·)" lhlli1kmal Bool.t':l.'1..., llENltEDON 'V..l:mcy" Frcnc.:h PnMntllll °'"'OJ: U\BARGE "Mlmlf\ and A.c.'t'c:i....cint.,. .. DREXEL T.:ihcrnc:t II" Counrry Frt..m•h l)tmlljl Collemoo HERITAGE "Camc.'t> Qa,,k-lh11Jhio112I Oinin~ Collc:t1kKI ORJ:iXF,L As.'iC >f"ll-d Floor S:unplci. tlENIUIDON ··v-.dant.y" Fren<.11 Pmvioc1al Tahlt..., WIEMAN A.wint'<f Uvtog Roo m "fllblUj fl.AIR-HJBRITON Cl.&Mclfll Uphol'ilery (Samples) CENTURY Entire Unc of Ct.I.Mom ~'ti I 'pholstcry HEKMAN Sek:ct Floor ~k:s CHANDLER'S "UJ..'>«om Carpctlt~( Si\VF. lO" 20!11> zoto w~ IS'.11: 20% to to l0% 10 to 20% IS% IS% IS% l'i% l'i'I> l'i% 1 'i'( I S~ IS% lO IO 't0% I S~ 10 to30~ IS to j()% IS% 20to40% IS% .\111'.JlKJJ.L f.nUl't.' IJlk 11( llphilhkry M.lGtt Enclre UllC.' ~1Ul.11ll:d lti t>flM.r I~~· CENTUllY Sria1t'd IMnhltl Ri111111 I l1111r \J11tpl1' llENIU!.()()N .. ,._,'Ile I" <.otllt.'fllt>tlf'lll)' lk-"<ln111m AIHl.OOM Am1:rk."A'h r...,..._, Hl"tldllltl 111'.Nlt~ "'-~'\.'1cd U\1n1o1 Room 'l.dllt.., LANI>~ I nllre IJllC.' tll "•'f1lt1' MO. to '400. 20% 10to40% JS% IS% lO co40% IS% 0 >me in today 'and take adtlflflla/!.e of tbe greotl!St Cbandler's August Sale (. Oetmm ce erier and still enjoy all the sen.,·ce and Integrity you lx11ie cmne to expect /mm Oxmdler's. Wll'MAN •c..uumn < 1.1 .... k ' IJ\iftjc Koom ... li\NTON COC.Wl'R IJnlrt· IJrw 111 'wll.1" & -.tc-c:·fle" OllF.Xl'J. "( .lol..c1·1"1 <.11u111n· l·1lfdl'h l>lnlfll( Kmm ttllJUTi\GI "( .rnll~• < 1:1,~k•" 11~llJn llt'tlmom llfKtfAGI! "11r111wi}"' <A111011y t-rC'fll•h T.dlk. ... l)lll!¥1!L "Au1>1.Kk" < •Nllcnipornry 'lllhlai ~1'ANIJW A.w111ctl l.>illh'I( ( .ollt.'t"lktth H~RfTAGll -(;QmL'" < lillt'lk11" 1r.KJ!tiooal '111hlC'll CJIANOll'A'N "C :,1'-lom 1>n1pt•rk.-&" 1.AMP:'I, PK.,'URES A AC.CllMOIUli.IJ 10 to 20% lO 10 40~ 20 to30% IS% IS\¥ JS" IS% 20% JS% IS to20% IS% IS% • .MNTA AAit • Mlll1t $Wwt tlf /1dl .tr.-• ~ 174/J4)..f.J91 • lMiVNA RIUS• Mldlt ~ Ill .S. D. ~ • P11<>1w 174/ffl· 1101 <>P"" f I ..., j,._JdO • ,........ H• ~ NOOfl IO Jl*M a. ... "'/IMIW# .. .,..,'"'* ,,,.._,, ,,,,,.,., IMndoll, ~ tU .... OllMr ,.~ ... -. r •••W'S~ ..-...---···-- l'ICTlTIOUS IUSfNESS N~E STATEMENT \ 'rllt> lollowinci .,.,,..,..s ,,,., OOl~ bo1tfW"'SSM" • 8Y OWNER ~PERTIES, ...S? war"ff "'-· Sult" 71S ... IM'llnQlon Af',.Cl'I, Cahle<nta,,_ ,,.,.n Paul SI Onqe, 14 t t.I Wh•t,., .. nd'\. HunUnqton Bf'•C.h. Calllorn1;1 'l?6.oll Jao M oc"°"" £1117,.k, 18 W..tsi-. lr•IN, c..t11fo<'"'8 9711• 1 h•~ bu,.,.,,...,.~ ·~ <onducteo by a C!f!Mr.al PM1,...,..,.lo . J PINI 51 0n0P Thi\ '''",...,....,' ··" """' Wtlh , ..... C'ounty Cll'rt of Or-· County on July 31, l'lllO Ft423'27 Pul>h•""'1 Or-Co.t" Odtly Piiot, AUQ 4. I•. 73, lO. l'lllO 3""'8CI PUBLIC NOTICE N~ NOTICE OF DEATH OF VINCENT M . HAIOINGER Ha V. M. HAIOINGER, NEWPORT BEACH, CALI FORNI A ANO OF PETITION TO AD· MINISTER ESTATE NO. A-105655. To all h ei rs , beneficiaries, creditor s and contingent creditors of Vincent M. Haidinger, aka V. M. Haidlnger and p er sons who may be otherwise interested in the will and/or estate: A petition has been filed by Timothy P. Haid· Inger In the Superior Court of Orange COUnty requesting that Timothy P. Haidinger be appoint· ed as personal represen- tative to administer pie •state of Vincent M . Haidinger, Newport Beach, California <undet' the Independent Ad· ministration of Estates Act > : The petition Is set for hearing In Dept. No. 3 at 700 Civic center Drive West. Sa nta Ana, California 92701 on Sep- tember 16. 1980 at 10:00 a.m. IF YOU OBJECT to the grantino of the petition, you shoUld either as>Pea(. at the hearing and stati. your objKtlons or fllf written objections wlttt the court before the hear; Ing. Your appearanc. may be In person w t1f. your attorney. # IF YOU ARE/( CREDITOR or a cont) lngent creditor of the de- cea ~ed, you must fl~ your claim with the cou or present It to t h personal 1representatiW( appolntea by the court four months from th« date of first Issuance ~ letters as provided in Sec~ tlon 700 of the Probaw Code of Callfornla. T,_ time for flllng claims wtJt not expire prior to fpur:' months from the date ot the h earing notlcett above. YOU MAY EXAMINll the flle kept by the courb If you ere lntetestect II( the estate, you mey flle • request wtttl the court • receive special notice ~ the Inventory of estate • sets and of the petitions; accounts and report~ described In Section 11CllJ of the Callfornie Probe~ Code. ~ Joseplt C. Obllll VI~ a lclledt, Inc., At at Law, 17 Corpere PllH Drive, P.O. HSO Ne....,t .. ac C•ll#orn11 nMt, (71 ......... J Publlshed Oran1 .. Coast Delly Pltot~-~.,!11; 29,30,Sept.,,1..,~ • . • e_ •• •• . .. .., ............... ... • DEAR PAT: lly 1oe wUI M ridin1 hl1 bike to and from 1chooJ for the first t.lme Una fall. What toquipmeot Us reqw~ by law to be on a bike? I'm particularlY lnterealed ln 0-. number aod locatlon ·olreOecton E.G .. Costa Neaa . 'he Calllenlla V8kle C. req..,_ a red ~ • ~ baek wMcll u• be 1ee11 from Ml fffl Cai-' &k IHgdl of a ,_.MH lleld) ud a .. nfledon Oii eaelt side el Ow Mke. 'ftete reflee&ors ua eldltt be • Ow fn•e er • &Ille wlileela, alMI daey ~ be wlaJte or yetlew • fr.t alld wlaite or r'ff • tM back. WllJ&e., ~ ...... refledon wbld1 na be seea from Jlt feet lo &Jae froet ud back abo are ttqlllttd. <>&Mr muda&ory eqalp· ineat blclades foot brakes ud/or laud brakes tltat work a.I ,_.ban dlat are below no.Ider· level. J\ lleadUgll& mat be med la darbess. H ' ·s11oaJd give off a white Ugh& tltat can be seea from 3M feet in front and &o the side Ctlte length of a football fleld). A bike booklet called "Bicycle Safety" is avaUal* at lite Costa Mesa Police Department (71 Fai,r Drive>. It c lears up aay row areas of the ••• &Ital pertain to bike riding, plus gives mustr•t· ed safety lips, a bike equlpmeat check list, and answers many questioas that bike·ridinl students may llave about deallDg with heavy or daageroas traffic situations. B•••!••llf! Ire C'~a• Ca• "HI DEAR PAT: My family loves homemade ice cream and we make it quite often. My neighbor told me the other day that she's heard you can get food poisoning from homemade ice cream. ~ow ~an this be possible? Obviously, ice cream bas to ~ kept at a cold temperature • W.G .. Laguna Beach This may surprise you, but homemade ice eream was responsible last year for Z9Z .cases or food poisoalng, accordlng to Dr. Robert Guo or tbe Cenwr for Disease .Control ln Atl•ata. The most frequent culprit, be says, was Uae ens aed ill preparing the lee cre•m mix. Too often they were spoiled as a result of being ngraded and not inspedl!d. ...... graH•s N~ Help DEAR PAT: A good friend of mine who Jives in Los Angeles Is having problems with the lmmi· gratioa and Naturalizatioa Service. ls there any ethleal agency where she can get aome reasonably priced help? H.T., Coeta Mesa • ,.. ,.... .. y •a• ...... * a.a.De welfare-·• a& H• w. ld9 8&., Lee~. or ~ (%13) 3115-7Zll. ftls aae-1 •rovides free er aow-eost Immigration assistaace ol low·lncome ~el all detlomiaa&lees ud pel'IUS.... · Ce•W'llf• Aslcftd .. l 'Sftl C'•n DEAR llEADEU: Oii A9g. 7, die Federal Tr•de Commtssioll reqllelMld c:ommea&a from In· teres&e41 parties -Uae tell&allftlJ adopted Used Car Trade Replation Rale Oea ID Aug. 7 Federal aegls&er). The primary feat.re of this proposed n'le ls a window sticker called the "B•yers Glllde" tltat would pnvide bayen with baforma· &loa aboot the meehuieal CGlldltloll ud warranty . COftrage or used cars offettd for sale tbrouglt dealers.· After five years of lnves&lgatkMI and ralemakiag proceedlags, the commlsslea b.as clMeea aa optiollal lllapecdoa approaell; dealers wlD not be mandated to 1aapeet Ute med cars that tbeJ etrer for sale, bat Uley will be reqlllred to dls- eloee known defects by m.rtdag defective systems .. Net OK." Dealers wlto do l90t elloole to laspect mat mark a system "We Don't Kaow ," anless it •••• -..c1e1~ The commission requests additional views of blterested pe,_. before &aklDg Onal actioD. It ieeks comments oa &he likely effecUveaess ol tbe ~·Bay~ GakleN la rfflldq oral mlsreprese•ia· tlOlls by dealen aad ....._ oe tile fermat ud .onUng of tbe .. Bayen Glllde." • Commeats slloald be flellt before Oct. 7 to: Secretary, Federal Trade Commluloa, Ith St. alld PeauylvuiaAve.N.W., W......,_,D.C.ZtSll. Featuring The Finest Fresh Seafood Broiled Over Mesquite Wood In All of Orange County ENTERTAINMENT • DANCING Nl~Y THE SKYLAR BROS. WBD. TB&l1 SAT. STllEET UGHT smf., llON., TUES. Bomb Geared For Runways . LIVERMORE (AP>·- The government is de- lveloplng a warhead for bits cruise missiles de- signed to destroy enemy airfield nmways by pep. Tropiul FWt • Fresh • M11ine Aqu11lum Supplies lpecl•Aug.27, 1ll0-8epl.2, 1llO Hemlgremmuarhodeatomue:llC A good aquarium citizen Is: peaceful, colorful, ac· tlve, easy to please with food and water conditions. ,perimnbsg.the nmways with WASHlNOTON (AP> bo -TM Departmeot of A three.year. $10 I am all of the above, especially If there is a small school of us darting abOut with our flag fin tall and cherry red nose almost glowing. Drop by and see me at Aquatic Tropicals where I am on sale under the ig· nomlnloustltle.,Rummy Nose"foronly89C EduclUoa 11ya lta pro-million contract ha s pottd rvlet oo blllnfual V of KHJ ,.... ___ 1 9 in , _ been awarded jolnUy by e d u c a t Io n • w h c h TV -iewen \,;WUIQ'll;' ~ the Department of already ate under fire Angeles have seen television personality Defense and Depart· 1510 w. Beker. CO•t• M•H - • 549-1391 •Corner Harbor & Beker iiillil from achool ottlclals. Tom Frandsen. ment of Energy to the r=======----=======-.....;-;,,.,.....~:..=~i could add up to 1592 Lawrence Livermore mllllon lo the COil or '"'°'"' ...... IOf' ........... Of-0.y'•ltMllOlltdbyMlkeF .... Y. National Laboratory to {T HE BOOK~lAN J Re~iews teacblna youngsters ~:~.:111°~~~1:.;'.':1~.,. '"-"Wtio'• WM Of "'"°"°111" design the non·nuclear . _ wllh Umlted or no ability ~iiiiiiiiii~iiiiiii~ii~~ii~~~w~arihieiadi.iiiiiiiiiiP.ini~-~~lrn~T:M~ to 1pe.ak Enalish. That would be in add•· tlon to the estimated S169 million to $32:5 million that school dis- trict.I already are spend· ing Ort special language ins truction for 831,000 children COST ESTIMATES were unavailable when the department pro· posed rules Aug. 5 that would require bilingual instruction for those who score below the 40th percenti le on s t a n · dardized tests. The departmen t estimated that 1.4 million students would score that low in English but would do better in their native language, while a ha lf·million others would be com· parably limited in both English and their native language. The dei:iartment is try. ing to decide what s hould be d on e for children who are equally limited in both English and th ei r nativ e language IT ESTIMATED that inst'ruction in both languages could cost from $289 million to $592 million, while instruc· lion in the nati v e language only could cost from $176 million to $389 million. S ome e ducation groups have charged the rules would mark the first time the federal government has im· posed a method of in· struction on the public schools. The department said ~chools already would be paying a sizable por· tion of these costs if they were complytng with the informal "La u Remedies" issued by the Office for Civil Rights in 1975 to guarantee a public e ducation for non· Englisb·s peaking chUdren. In its 50·page docu· ment on costs, the de· partment acknowledged the old guidelines are either too vague or too technical and said, "Its requirements are hard to follow." Vote Slated SANGER CAP) -A union representation election is scheduled Sept. 19 at Seabrook Foods, where workers have been oo strike for more than 10 months. Some 400 members of Teamsters local 912 struck the food process- ing plant in a dispute - over recognition as a re· suit of a representation election Sept. 22, 1978. Why Fight The Tourists & Beach Traffic? Immediate seating Available SEWING MACHINE & VACUUM BUYERS! MAJOR DISTRIBUTOR ABSOLUTEL.Y MUST LIQUIDATE! Huge new purchasing commitments predicated by n~w models coming a~ailable h~ve force? a major distributor to liquidate hundreds of the very finest brands of sewing machines. sewing cabinets & vacuums. Some discontinued models and open stock with minor cosmetic damage will actually be sold at a loss. 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Half remains in the diocei;es for communications work, the other haJf going into n~tionally chosen projects. RETIRED MINISTER KEEPS BUSY Rev. c . Shlrtey Donneny On th• Go His Message: Survival Black Minister Takes Di ff ere1ll Approach, SAN FRANCISCO <AP> bers in a suicide-murder ritual black -and 70 percent of them Most ministers preach salvation in a South American jungle. young people. here and hereafter. but not the From the outside, Glide looks R ev. Ceci l Willi am s. His HE HAS BEEN compared to like most other urban churches. n>e'ssage is "survival" now. Jones, but Williams insists there But ins ide. the congTegation It's a m essage Williams are big clifferences. While Jones claps and dances to a jazz band shouts on Sundays in Glide enslaved his followers. Wi lliams wh ile a light s how fl ashes. Memorial Methodis t Church. the says he helps people to stand up Williams had a cross behind the one-time middle-class congrega· to lire . While Jones took money pulpit r ipped out because he lion that he's turned into a and power. Williams says he en· thought it restrained him and his ~nter ror social and political ac· courages people ·to fi ght for flock. tton against racism and poverty. economic justice and political • power. "WE ARE HERE to celebrate 'IT'S ALSO THE m essage Williams also relates his life! .. Williams s houts as the ~itliams brings quietly to the private turmoil and anguish: a Sunday service. which he calls a dtug addicts, winos. prostitutes nervous breakdown at 10. the "celebration." opens. The con· ahd ex-convicts in the seedy humiliati<>n of seeing his mother gregation of rich and poor. all Tenderloin District buried in the shabby black sec· races. straight and kooky. :And it's the message of his lion of a Southern cemetery, a dressed in everything from pin· n l!w autobiography. "I 'm lifetimeof racialput-downsand. striped s uits to bare feet. greet Alive!" -a book laced with finally. his acceptance of his Williams with smiles. cheers. fqur.Jetter profanity and revolu· r acial identity. • whistles. dancing and hand· t ionary social pleadings. "In the book I'm trying to say clapping. :The book traces Williams' ear· that life is never quick and easy. Williams. his hair in a bushy ly years in a rura l Texas slum, It says that no matter what you Afro and grey creeping into his his acceptance as one of the fi rst go through, you can survive... beard at age 50. wears a colorful black s at Southern Methodist Williams says. dashiki. Ile moves restlessly Ul>iversity's theology school Critics call Glide more of a across the red-carpeted plat· RELIGION Made Paet Wltk 'Lord ~ Preacher, 85, Keeping Wartime Bargain OAK KILL. W. Va . (A P > - The Rev. C. Shirley Donnelly was chler chaplain for the 7th Army dW"lng World War II when he "drove a bargain with the Lord." Am id death and agony ex· perienced throughout Africa, Europe •nd the Middle East. Donnelly remembers vowing: "I'll let you work me to death if you'll let me live 100 yj?ars." SO FAR, THE 85·ycar-old preacher said. he's kept his end or the bargain. In civilian life. Donnelly has performed 2,305 funerals and 1,333 marriages. He has four weddings waiting. "I've got a three.pronged pro· gram: bury the dead. marry the silly and cope with the un- reasonable," said Donnelly, with a grin as lively as the pink rose he wears on his lapel. After 12 years or active military service. Donnelly re· turned to West Virginia with a Bronze Star, the Legion of Merit and u Purple He1Jrt to take the reins of the Crab Orchard Bap· list Church in Raleigh County. HE f.£TIRED IN 1971. but re· mains much in demand for wed· dings and funerals all over Raleigh and Fayette counties. According to Donnelly. he has averaged a fun eriJI i:t week since 1920. discounting his years in the Army. Many of his services arc for veterans "These old vets have the idea in their head that when they dit.· they want someone who's twen through the fire to see them off." he S<ml. "That's why thl'y call on me ... Donnelly keeps exacting re · cords. ln his li brary -a smull stone building located on the grounds of "Upson Downs." his Fayette County home -he has u card fil'c on each funeral and marriage. The cards are cross- indexcd with scrap books Oiled w ith newspaper clippings of obituaries and wedding notices. "lll.~TORY IS ONLY good If Ha nging along one wall is a large photograph of Gen. Robert E. Lee. taken by Matthew Brady at Lee's home several days after the Con!ederacy·s surrender at Appomattox. DONNELLY CLEARL \' holds Lee in great esteem . ·'General Lee and l are the ex. act same size s ix feet and 185 pounds." he said. ..Only Lee wore a size 71':1 shoe and I wcur an 1H2." Despite Donnelly's s trong s treak of rebel sentiment. his li brary for the most part touches on Confederate history only where It Intertwines wlth that of West Virgina. ''I've spent 40 years exploring ·mountainese' the lore and language of t he mountains," he said . "And I've never exhausted the mind of the mountalneer ... DONNELLY RAS done his best to live a full Life. but for all his enjoyment, he has begun to look toward death. He says he has little rear . ''To me. death's an adventure. l belie,·e in the hereafter. and I'd like to believe in relncama· tion. l think 1f ( was reincamat· e d . I'd l ikely be a talk ing horse ... Even if his plans for rein· carnation don't work out. Don· netly doesn't think he'll be miss· ing much ht> hasn 't already seen . "I feel like I've drunk the cup or life down to the bottom -and all tht' s ugar's in the bottom of the cup." Swiss Critics Pan Pope's 3-act Play LtiCER!':E. S\\itzerland 1,\PI Popl' John P1Jul ll's play about marriti).(l'. warmly rereived in Italy lust year . got a scorching reception from Swiss critics after 1ls first showing out· SIC.le Italy. In notably unmh1b1tcd language. the Swiss panned the play 1Js paltry, arrogant and ··a lost evening " TllE PLAY, WRITTt.:N IN 196-0 when the Pope was stall Polish Bishop Karol Wojtyla. hod its G<•rman-languagt.• premiere at tht• prestigious lntl'rnational Lucerne ~1us1c· f''est1 \'ul In three acts 1t dep1cb three marriages. ont· s uccessful. one on the rocks. and a third whose problems are renected in the lives of the cougle's chlldrl'n. "It is likely that the theater has not lost an important author in Karol Wojtyla:· commented the Neue Zuercher Zeitung's critic in one of the milder reactions to ·'The Jeweler's Shop." THE PLi\ Y IS s ubtitled "~ed1lations about the sacrament or the m arriage whlt h temporarily change into drama " ··m s meditations an' . rtot fit for a stage," said the paper. It said the pictt1rc or marncd couples presented in the play "looked simply t·mb;ura!>sing in the fa<'e of social' reality ... Other reviev.s of the opening performa nce: it's exact." said Donnelly, sur· BASLER ZEITUNG~S <;RITIC said· "If this play were not the veying the thousands or books product of a lc<Jder or millions of faithful. it could be easily db · lining thl' shelves. missed as \'lllagl· theatt'r ·· After preaching. Donnelly's Der Bund nf Bern tailed it ·an awkward!~ com,trut•<I. lon~- firl'>t love is history. winded and und1fferent1;.ikd lecture· on marriag<> . . wit h the ar. His library reflects that love. rogant pose of one v. ho has monopolized truth .. A lost evening." The builcling contains a stonC' The critic from Zurich's Ta~es·Anzeigcr said · "Thl• from e1Jch of West Virginia's 55 meager. sometimes bombastic lt·xt was exposed in its full tount1 cs. In the front vard thcat.n.·cal paltriness No. this play should not have been staged stands ., pillar from the ~lat e Capitol that burned (Donnell} The play. v. h1ch (1 r~t appeared in a Polish Catholic magazine blames "arson. pure and sim· under a pseudonym. w<.is published in lt<Jly <.ifter WoJtyla was pie") in 1921. elected Pope <1nd 1t became <.i best seller there. It was performed Inside. one room 1s devoted to twice by lcadin,g Italian actors on state radio. later at a Rome religion. the other to history. theater and again in a command performance at the Vatican. ----- N u ns Focus On Worke r s aod finally the realization of his nightclub than a church -a form. along the aisles, ~miling. dteam -a black man named .. s tanding . room-only show... gesturing. !>houting. NEW CHURCH! rJlinister of a white church. Guest speakers have included .. A woman came up to me Angel<t D<1vis. Dr. Be njamin Sunday and said. 'I was going lo South Coast :H E TELLS ABO UT the Spock. Saul Alinsky and Dick Jump off the Golden G<1te bt'zarre night he turned his Gregory. Bridge. but I came to Glide and MILWAUKEE <AP) C · C c6urch over to a mob of s paced-l didn't Jump', .. Williams says, -The National As· ommun1ty hurch otltbippiesfora "happening"in llE ADMITS mAT he couJd adding,"Don'tyou givcup!" se mbly or Wome n 1!1>7. a year after he was ap· never have s ucceeded without a Religious at its annua l Tim Timmons, Pastor pQinted minister or Glide. trust fund established by the Bibles 0 18• persed convention focused on jle also tells about t urning the c hurch's early patron. Lizzie conditions of working Message church over to prostitutes for a Glide, who died in 1938 leaving a NEW YORK (AP> _ The women in an effort to "DOES YOUR FAITH WORK?.,, "Hookers' Convention." or the fortune in oil and cattle. 1\merican Bible Society reports bring theology into the time he was an intermediary He says that's stiU true. and it distr ibuted 109 m illion marketplace. SER'/ICE· 9.00 AM between the Hearst family and the collection money and dona· volumes of the Scriptures in the CLASSES. Nursery thru H1·Schoot t h e Symbionese Libe ration lion s go to social programs~ United States last year, totalling Arm y, which w as nolding many with omces in the church a fifth or all Scriptures distribut· Temporary Home Patricia Hearst captive . building Lizzie Glide built as a ed worldwide by the 64 national Coro na def Mar High School And he talks sadly about his home for unmarried, pregnant B'bl · ti w Id 'd th 2101 Eastbluff Dr. Newport Beach. 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AICll ,n I Ul-UJJMWeuc•. U61Hl TEMPLE SHARON ~ (Conservative) ¥ Rabbi Hershel Brooks · -'• 617 Weal Hamilton, Costa Meu, Calif. 92827 (714) 648-5552 PRESIYTERIAN OIJICH Of THE COVENANT ZllO,......_M.C....MIM-H7·lJ40 ... ........ ,.... Sunday Worship & Chutetl SchoOI 8:30 & 10:00 A.M. Child Care Available COMMUNn'Y CHUaCH IY THI IAY .. . .._L,.._.,...._. SUHDAY-AU.. 31-IMOA.M. "COi 1••1a THI LAW Ate LO¥r .....,.. CIMfM 2, •,.. ,a rt C"'9r Ortye -.moAY-9'.J-IWA.M. -w...-...... cr MH!t ........ .... #I C.pcu•"-............ C.-. a...0....1111 WuAIMDr. ............... 7 ... l truthtul way, more falthtw to tM beeUn both." lurboe, 68, l• 1 lon1·tlme leader la academlc orsanlza· Uona nplorln1 Unk1 between reU1lonand1clenet. Prof .. aor 1:'mnltu1 at Cblu90'1 Mtiadvllle T heological School and founder-editor of the lnternaUonally Influential • ·z,,.: Journal ot lleU1lon and lleJe~~" he H)'I each field has loa1 ed mottly to itself. •"TD -.VTION 11 DOt ln tome COlllU'Uctive theolocY or phil~ euttlng reUaloa off from acience, but lo brln1ina them back to,.ther In a more To bring them Into working re· latlonahip, Btarhoe says he has bad t o use a technique o r i.rmlnology similar to that of St. P aul, who resorted to Greek phlloeophy to explain Christian belief t.o the Greeks of Athens. ''LIKE RT. PAUL." Burhoe writes, 'I am forced to speak. two languages: one lhat is un· Fro• Papua N...-Guinea Translator Local Guest Ken Davis, missionary trans lator and secretary to the board or directors of Wycliffe Translators. headquartered in Huntington Beach, will be the speaker Sunday al the Ftnt Christian Cllareb, 1207 Main St., HuntingJonBeach. Services are at 8 :30 and 10 a.m . and at 6 p.m. Davis s pent 15 years as a missionary translator in P a pua New Guinea. He was on special duty with the wnglrnar tribe and later on assignment in govern· ment relations in New Guinea, during which time Papua New Guinea became an independent nation. ••• Larry Ford bas been named minister of music at Capistrano Valley Baptist Cbarch, 32032 oav1s Del Obispo St .. San Juan Qlpislrano. He also will direct the program for the church's school ministry. His wife, Marilyn, also is a soloist and they frequently minister in music as a team. ••• Three rrom the Diocese of Orange will attend the September meeting or the 'U.S. Catholic Bishops National Advisory Council in Marriotts· ville, Md. They are Wa lter Frome a nd Thomas Fuentes of Ne wport Beach and Dolores Churchill o(Fullerton. ••• The congregation of Temple balab, 2401 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach, recently honored Rabbi Henry Bergman on bis 25 years of service. He and Mn. Bergman were presented a gift or funds for a trip to Israel • * * Rbio Eaterlille of Saala Alla will be the speaker at e. U Lin. w wtc» smdv at the a..-el • 111•• 8cll!••• __. lll8ela at lbreo ll'orlta' Junior Hip ScMol. JSlll Del Avion, San J uan Capistrano. ••• "Paul: Man, Writer, CbrisUan," )• tbe sermon topic Sund11 by Rev. Jobn II. Reyaolds at' tbe 10 a.m. service ot Nel&H 11L11d c.sn&•· "-•I Church, 340 SL Ann's Plue. LUuna Beach. ••• A member of the South County Calvary Cha pel F undamentalists will explain fundamentalism at the 10: JO a. m . service Sunday of the Laguna Beach Unltarlan·Unlversalls t Fellowaltip, 429 Cypress Dr. .. Israelite," a six-member team of J ews for J esus will present a concert or what they call ·•Jewish gospel music" al 6 p.m. Sunday at the ( J Newport·Mesa Christian BR/ EFS Cente r, 148 E. 22nd St., Costa Mesa. -------- ••• Kristin Franslen or 3261 Nebr.asks Lane. Costa Mesa. has been selected £or a Lutheran Brotherhood member scholarst'lip for the 1980-81 acach!mk year. • • • Recording artists Janice. Stevt• and Tim Archer will perform at 7 p.m. Suncfay at the . Garden Grove Community Church. 12141 Lewis St. • • • Women's Aglow Fellowship plans a £all retreat at Pine Summit, Big Bear. Sept. 5-6·7. The dead- line for reservations is Monday. Call 826·3375 or ooo.20ro. • •• The youth of St. James Epi~pal Church. 3209 Via Lido, Newport Beach, will go on a retrea t to San Diego next weekend. 'lite United 9dethodist (9urch "The Frintdly Church by che Se~" Whne.you are always Welcome Re.. Thomaa Parnell Warmer 21632 Waley Drive South Lacuna Beach, CA. 92677 (714) 4~3088 . .. ~- derstood by tho original tradi· lion In J eru salem <t h e theological community>. the other tha1 Is understood in the secular world of Athena (the scientific community l." Burhoe. of Ame rican Baptist backgro und and now o f Unitarian affiliation. sees the theory of human evolution. once considered the enemy of re· llglon, as actually demonstrat· Ing lbe inevitable necessity of religion. "Religion is basic to the evolu· lionary emergence or civilized humanity," he says. HIS P IONEERING thesis, which fits a wide range (lf socio- biological facts and helps clrify m uch sc\entir1c puzzlement a bout the rise or a llruis tic st.teaks GI human nature, holds that without religion, humanity would not h ave developed beyond the stage or selfish apes. "Culture. including its re· ligious core or basic values. has been created by and evolved un· der the same cosmic system of forces that created the earth and the life upon it," Burhoe writes. ··.Religious culture. like the gene pool. is a body of life.giving information that has evolved in· dependently from but highly coadapted with and symbiotic with the human gene pool. ··Religion -through several essential :.tages from primitive Woman to Lead P HI LAO EL PHI/\ < J\ P) - Director!> of the Am<'ric·a n Friends Service Committee have named the• first woman as its chief execut1 ve ·officer in the 63-year h1storv of the Ouakcr ~crv1tc· organ1zat1on . Sh<.• I!> Asia Alderson Benn<.·tl. 47. or Swarthmore•. Pa . a sta ff mt·m- bers since 1971. Eli twined • l . •'l. animal ritual to high tbedlotY - is lnfuted into the coadapted out· er layers of the human brain. where it provides man's spiritual nature and where it In· tegrates with and tra nsforms his animal nature.·· HE SAYS THE neo·cortex of the brain. which is developed in human beings beyond any com· p arable way in ancestr a l animals. is the evolutionary pro· duct of religion. making human life possible in complex societies requiring cooperative, alt ruistic behavior. "ll·s a new thing with humankind. heavily 'fequired for all civilized phenom ena such as lang uage and memory.·· he says. While science can. through fuller application. be employed to strengthen religion. he says, it has generally by its limited out· look. which superficially finds seem ing cont radilions in re· ligion and misconstrUl'S it. tended lo undermine religion. "Much or science has jumped to conclusions discounting re· ligion that arc not wholly valid.'. . ' Burboe said in an lntervie" "This attitude gradually h~a· permeated our whole society. He says it has led to a at.ate of moral confusion that is phmlina western society toward pouibl~ collapse. He says the "rulin& groups and Intellectual elite;;, with little compre hension of re· ligion, have echoed the discredit'· Ing o r it. "THE\' ARE INDEED lead· ing us to our doom exactly because or their lack of clear convictions concerning a system of forces that Js more thart human and whi~h determine!l· our ultimate destiny." he says. · • However. he says that ac· cumulating knowledge from science itself. especially in tho fields or physics. biology, an· thropology and psychology, is providing new underpinnings for. the essential role of religion to civilized humanity. ·' .. A fairly s izable but still re· latively small group or scientists now are working in that area." he said ... For many decades, hardly anybody dealt with it, That's our trouble " Temple Work OK'd Thl' board or truslel'S and members of Temple Beth David, 6100 Hefley St.. Wcslmtns lt.tr . have unanimously approved the start of construction on their new sanctuary Sidncv S Paul hue:; been r<.'· tamed Lo supervise all archill'C tural plans Tht• r:.ic1lily \\Ill toni.tst of a saftctuary or 4,700 !-.Quan• feet \\1th 350 ~1·ats. plus a 1,500 squ;in• foot lobby with an cxpan d 1bl<.• t•ap•1c1ly of 190 i.cats . Togethc·r with the present fact hty•s 350 scuts. this wit! total 900 al full capacity T he new lacil1t y will ubo hous e the rabhi"s s tudy. cantors offirc .. Judaica shop, offi ce ~pa n', bnd(•'s room, and s upply r oom 1n an additio nal 2 .500 !>Qu;ire lcct. bringing the total to approximately 9,000 square feet. · G roundhrl'aking is scheduled· for .January 1!)81 and completion of I ht• la1 lily 1~ anticipated in September J~l TEMPLE ISAIAH · CONSERVATIVE OF NEWPORT BEACH/IRVINE Wishes All Thr1r Members And f'rirnds A Very llappy New Year IDGH HOLY DAY SERVICES RABBI ROBERT J E REMIAH BERGMAN Temple Choir ROSH HASHANA SERVICES at the Village Theatn·. U C.I Bridge Road at Mesa Drive, lrv1m· Wedn esday September 10 .............. · · Thursday September 11 . . . . . . . . . ... . Thursday September 11 ......•..•...••• f'riday September 12 •.•.••.•.••..•• • YOM KIPPUR SERVIC~: at the Uni versity H1~h School. >1.00 P.l\1. 9·00A.M. ·8:00 P.M. 9:00A.M. Comer or Culver Blvd. & Campus Dr., Irvme KOLNIDRE Friday September 19 .................... 8:po P.:\1. YOMKIPPUR Saturday September 20 . . . . . . ............. 9:00 A.M. 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The reason rortbe~m's nigbtmare is un· derstandable when ydu reflect on last year's 40-16 punishment administered by the Charger.s midway through the r egular season. t To say the contest marked a lo~ point in the Rams' L979 campaign would be an un: de rstatement. If you thought monster mov- ies provided horror, you should have been at the Coliseum Oct. 21. San Diego quarterback Dan Fouts riddled a crippled Ram secondary for 326 yards and two touchdowns through the air. The Cha rgers' de fense, meanwhile. almost caused a hasty ·retirement forPat Haden, who appeared to have a different lineman draped around him throughout the contest. "l still think I have parts of Fred Dean on mt h P"'f' a"l<J he"e and t\PrP ·said Haden the other day with a smile as be pointed to amerentpart.sofhis body. · · 1 should have pleaded the Eighth Amend· ment~ruel and unusual punishment. That game was unconstitutional." Unconstitutional as it appeared at the 011 T\I To1d9ht Claa•ael I I at 7 time. the Rams did go on to greater heights in Super Bowl XIV, while the Chargers were embarrassed by Houston Cl7·14) in their first round playoff game. So, in the end, the Rams beldthelastlaugh. Plus, not all has been gloomy for the Rams when these two teams get together. The Rams. who won last year's preseason con· test. 23-7, hold a 6·5 exhibition series edge and a 2-1 regular season mark. Tonight's (7) battle, before an expected capacity crowd at Anaheim Stadium, will be the last tune-up for both sides before the regular NFL season commences Sept. 7. The Ram coaching staff, in particular, will be inspecting this game closely as a number of starting roles on the squad a re still upintbeair. The most notable one is the battle at quar:terback between Vince Ferragamo, who is scheduled to start despite a groin pull. and Haden, who appears to have the inside track for the lead. Ferragamo has completed 26 of 45 passes for 434 yards and five touchdowns (four against New England) in his six quarters of work. Haden's numbers are 32 of 60 for 474 yards and one TD during the same amount of time. Other contests find Elvis Peacock (15car- ries, 50 yards) against Eddie Hill (20 for 74 ) at halfback; Terry Nelson (six receptions, 98 yards-; one TD) against Victor Hicks (seven receptions, 147 yards. one TD> at tight end; Preston Dennard CU receptions. 200 yards, one TD) against Willie Miller at wide receiver ; and J eff Delaney against Johnnie Johnson at safety. Pass-happy Chargers Favored From AP Dllpatcbes Given some ground support, the San Diego Chargers -pro football's most ex· plosive passing team -believe they can march all the way to New Orleans. site of U)e National Football League's Super Bowl xv. But to repeat as champions of the American Conference West, they'll have to contend with some heavy artillery. THE DENVER BRONCOS, gunning for a fourth straight playoff appearance under Coach Red Miller, have revamped their lackluster offense and put young quarterback Matt Robinson in charge. . Seattle, bebind exciting Jim Zorn, can Ugbt up a eeoreboard. Oakland, with Dan Paa&orini replacinl Ken Stabler, may need more time wblle Kauu City figures to be one of the NFL's most improved teams. While their passing game is in a league of its own, the Chargers' chief question FOOIB41L PREJ'IEW mark is its nonexistent running game. That deficiency eventually did them in last year, when wounded Houston dug in for a 17-14 playoff victory. A year ago, propelled by Dan Fouts' re· cord-breaking passing, the Chargers reeled off a 12·4 regular-season record, a mark equaled only by the Super Bowl cham· pion Pittsburgh Steelers. En route to tbelr first plaYoff berth in 14 -years, the Chargers buried eventual Super Bowl combatants Pittsburgh and Los Angeles by scores of 35-7 and 40-16. But the ques tion remains . can a one-dimensional offense go the distance? NFL tradition says no. Fouts, with a pair of 1,000-yard receivers in Charlie Joiner and J ohn Jefferson, passed for 4.082 yards to crac k Joe Na math's all-time NFL passing mark. San Diego is gambling that John Cap· pelletti can put s ome punch in its backfield. The Chargers were 13th in rushing among· the 14 AFC clubs, averag. ing 104.3 yards per game. The Chargers and Broncos will be severely tested by rugged early schedules. San Diego plays six of its first nine games on the road, while Denver opens with Philadelphia, Dallasr San Diego, New England and Clevelana. ·•we look at the first five games . . . and realize bow tA>Ugh it's going to be for <See AFC, Pa1e BZ) Dodgers Roll Monday Leads:= Comeback Wirt LOS ANGELES (AP> -Rick Monday said he was merely looking to hit a ground ball in the Dodgers' sixth·inning come· back. "That's all 1 was trying to do, get the tying run home." said Monday, who lashed a two-run pinch double to bring the Dodgers from behind for a 5.4 victory over Montreal Friday night. "WE FOUND Ol'RSELVES behind 4-0. and our biggest con cern was getting some runners on to chip away at the lead.·· Monday said. J ohn D'Acquisto. 2·4, who WOk the loss. got ahead of Mmfday with two strikes. but the Lo~ Angeles pinch-hitter drilled has game·winning RBI on a 3·2 pitch. "D'Acquisto is not the t.vpe of guy you w<int to foll behind 011," Monday said. "John not only ha~ an overpowering fa st-ball h(• showed us that last week an Mon treat -but he also gets h1~ breaking pitch over. Rut when the count got to 3 2. it wa::. a totally different at bat ·' The 10$ prevented thl' Ex~ from taking a full·gamc lead an the National Le ague Ea..,t Instead. Montreal wa~ less than a percentage poml ahead or Pit ts burgh in fi rst place, "'1th Philadelphia only one g;.imt• behind. The Dodgers. "'1th tllc1r - eighth wan in nint' ~ames against Montreal this season. remained 212-games behind Houston an the NL West THE EXPOS LED 4-2 after five 1nrungs. but starter Fred Norman walked Ron Cey to lead orf tht' sixth. John O' Acquisto. 2·4. came on and walked J oe Ferguson. and Mickey Hatcher sacrificed the runners ahead. Jay J ohnstone's pinch single ~<·o rt'd Ct'y, a n d Mon day fol lowt'd with his two.run dou- bll' Montreal took a 4·0 lead against Dodgers' starter Dave Goltz with runs in the second. third. fourth and firth innings. c;oJtz gave up tO or the Expos· 12 hats in only rive innings. •• Bobb:. Castillo. 5·6. pitched a s<·ort-ll·ss sixth to earn t.-e vie· ton. with Steve Howe go\ng the final thret-innings for his 12th S:J \'(' Normun shut out Los Angele$ on I wo hit~ for rour innints. but an till' rifth Rudy Law got a pinch trapll', Dave Lopes doubled and Rill Russell lined a run scoring san gl<'. J\LL·S'fAR rightfielder Reggie Smith wall undergo surgery on hrs right shoulder next we~ and 1s lost for the rest of the season. the Dodgers said Friday night. Smith 1111ured the shoulder in hrs thrm,ing arm s ix weeks ago. lie wu s put on the 15·day disabled lis t la-.t \.\et•k. and the ~ision to h;.iv(.• o.,urgt'rV was made. after an t•xaminall.on hy OOdger's team ph' s1t•1an Or Frank lobe. On Friday. the Dodgers ac- t i nitNI 12ve;.ir.clrc1,,~JUfiTir1w-- .,tru<"to1 and first hase coach :\l.mn~ Mot a. t hl' maJor Jeague p1m·h hit rt.•t·orcl holder with 147. 111~ hfctame batting average is .:104. B<'l'ause he was acCivated beforC' Sept. 1, Mota would be a hie to play in the teague playoffs and World Ser ies. ............ AON LeFLORE SLIDES, DAVEY LOPES MISSES THROW. Navratilova Would A.void U.S. Open NEW YORK CAP> -She loob pale and drawn, definitely tired. And lt ii clear that Martina NavHWova juat plain doesn't like it bere. "U I eould, I would avoid this tournament at all C011t," the »-year~ld two-time Wimbledon winner said Friday at tbe u .s. Open. NavratiloYa bu DeYer IOttm .,.. the 1emlflnal1 of tbe American ebampknldp tournament. And for tbe three years um It ha .... played at tile N.U.11 Temda c.-ID New York'• ft 'P• Mffdow, NaTntllova bu ... _. to ... ,... it more wl lllON. .......... IRll'fw, wlllcla .. ,. .......................... . cMMn. Nnnlllln llalDGil~ .,..,.~~---le. Bat. ..... .... tM ....... eoaat .,.... Ille....,. monof ,_ 1n11ebll, 11 slower lb.an the outer courts, where sbe IOmetimes plays. And like many other: playen, she is frilatnted by tbe tbunclering airplanes overhead, by the beat and by the sometimes hostile crowds. The speetaton like the underdop who are alwaya IUDDinl for her. "It.cf ratb8r be IOUlbt after than aeeklnl. '' lbe IQI pbllolopbically. Sbe wan ber HeODd·round match over Lide AlleD Friday, 8-1, M, 8-2." Ber ftnt-rouad match wu another ..,... tllree-tetter .. alnlt a UUle·known oppaa• 11Tlaat they're not well·llnown doela't -they're not aood p1.,.n, '' lbe ... qalck IO note. She ....... wl IOUDded mlMrable. "lb arm .... tired. I don't know wbetller lt'I mr lboulder On wbicb lbe once had tendinitis for a long period) or the humidity," she said. "I've played very well on tour all year. But I did not play well at Wimbledon (she was beaten in the' semifinals by Chris Evert Lloyd) ·anc1 I'm not playing well now. "I've been sick. I've had an allergy all summer." And besides that, she says her game just iln't coming together. Someone suggested that maybe she needed aome coaching advice. "It'• too late for coaching," she said glumly. ''Tedmlcally I'm fine, My lea• Jmt aren't movtn1, moetly because I don't see the ball. I'm hitting too early, and tbe ball ls going over my racket." Mostly, It seems, Navratilova almply doee not feel like a winner here. "I know tbe 1ame's there," sbe sighed. "It's just a matter of ~ it." Lindsay Morse. a graduate ~ UC Irvine, won her second round',.:iateh over Felicia Hutnick, 6·4, 6-1. ... In other matches Friday, Jaeger, tennis's newest wuincllitllhllll. made her debut an impressive a 6-0, 6-2 victory over Jeanne Du Third-seeded Jimmy Connors .. lllliid Butch Walts, 6·3, 6·1, 6-3 in his SIC~ strong showing and John Mc:~-··.-., second seeded player, bad a set but then eased into the thi ,,_. with a 7-6, &-0, 6·2 win over - Kr ulevitz. Ilie Nastase, the 1972 O{>ell ch:t looked Ured and slugglsb in tbl weather and loel to Harold ~. 6·2, 6-2. 6·2. : • -Anaheim Poli~ Balk ~ ~ __ At Working Ram Game& -Anabtlm Stadium wUl be llrit.bout • poJlce 1ecurtty t • Un.ltiM a tut mlnut• •Mmeet lt rH~hed. • • lbrce for lionlahl'• Los Anae ... Rama-San DltCO ---Cbaraersexhlb&oon rootbllll •ame. \ ' Police 11er1unt. Jucy Lellar and stadium omclal1 Tom -U.1ter and Jlm Dool•Y hav previously determined that the autn~let number ot 1wom otncera needed lo Insure safety -for a el'OWd ol10.000 ta 7S olft~ra. .. ' Thia mdOS that there would be one ot· ncer fOf' v1rtually every 1,000 people in or der to Insure safety to stadium patrons. According to Sergeant BIU Dooo1bue. president ol.. the Anaheim police officers association. only 40 officers bad signed up for the low-paying volunteer duty for the game tonight This meant that in order to attract the minimum of 75 officers, the stadium wouJd have to orrer a time-and·a·half rate to the officers as bad been previously agreed. On Wednesday, Garry McRae, human resources director for the city or Anaheim, informed Sgt. Donoghue lhat the officers would not be called out at the overtime rate. Ttn.rsday. Donoghue was told that contemporary securi· ty, meaning civilians and non-police guards. would be hired by the sU.iiium ror the game tonight and for s ubsequent events ------q..ir •I tlw Da,,----- "That's not too difficult. 111ey score seven at one time." -Dutch·bom Cor vu der Hart. coach or the NASL Fort Lauderdale Strikers, after watching his first professional football game. /tlt'Ra.-.. 8..elf Parr KC Vf('f Ortf ~=-o 'IJ' Hal McRae drove in four runs with a pair of II ,,:.o _,.11 home runs, a sacrifice fly and a single as Kansas "~, City defeated Texas. 7-3. Friday night in American ·~ .. League baseball play. The Royals' George Brett • "'hhomered and doubled in fi ve at-bats as his major league· ---c::= -• .....,·~..ading batting average remained at .404 ... Willie Ran· ·~ • ' '81pb lashed a tie-breaking single in the seventh inning and • ' •' Bob Wat.soa capped a four-run ralfy with a three-run homer to lead lhe New York Yankees to a 5·1 win over Seattle. Tommy John picked up his 18th victory with• a complete game seven. hitter, his first since July 22 ••. Steve Kemp drove in three runs with a homer and double to back the seven-hit pitching of Milt Wilcox as Detroit defeated • Milwaukee, 8-2 ... A two-run homer by Rick Sofleld and a solo shot by Roa ; Jackson in the second inning powered Min· nesota over Toronto after the Twins had , :..•:. "' • • taken a 7·5, IS.inning victory in the com· ,,,, ... , , McltAlf pletion of a suspended game ... Miguel .. : ?•·Dlloae hit a two-run. two-out double and Jorge Orta and Joe ; ' .~: 1a1rboeeaa each slugged two-run homers to lead Cleveland ': c) ~to a see-saw 6·5 triumph over the Chicago White Sox ' 1~~11 ••• Carl Yutnemakl, Carhea Fisk and· Dan S&aple&oe bell· •.. , .. ~~ ~me~ to power the ~ Red SOx 'to their fifth con- ' .aecutive vtctory, a 6-3 decision over Oakland ... Ba''imore , Manager Earl Weaver decided Friday to begin serving a ~ '1three-day suspension for a run·in with umpires t9io weeks ago. llfunall Teda9 --------. On this date ln baseball in 1941: Lon Warneke of the St. Louis Cardinals threw the majors' last no-bitter until 1944, beating the defending \VorJd Champion Cincinnati Reds 2·0. On this date in 1918: The New York Giants took just 57 minutes to defeat the Brooklyn Dodgers l·O On this date in 1905: Detroit's Ty Cobb doubled in bis first major league at bat as his Tiger teammates defeated the New York · Highlanders s..a. It was the flfSt of Cobb's major league record 4,191 career hits. Today's Birthdays Hall or Famer Ted Williams is 62. Philadelphia Phillies relief pitcher Tug McGraw is 36. Kansas City Royals infielder Dave Chalk is 30. Asa ... E ... a.t .. £a ... r. 8 ...... S.. C.W'• two-out. run-acor1nc atncle in II tbe iUa&b lanlat 1ave tbe Houlton Altrol 1 S.5 vie· tory owr tlte CWCa90 Cube. t.beil' Utb 1lral1ht win onr tbt' C\abe ud lotb WI Muon lo National Leat\11 buebaU adlan .•• Geerp ,....., drove ln she runs, ud Deft C.C,.ella broke a Mventh·lnnln& tie wtth 1 run· •cortn• double to help Clnetanatl to all' S-1-vlctory over P1t· tlburlb. The Plrat.a h~vt now loll five In a row ... Dale ••11*1 aJuaed • two-run bOmer to cap 1 three-nm rally In the fourth inning and Gary ...... , .. added a ninth·innlnl shot. to lead Atlanta to a 4·3 victory over St. Louis. The Jou spoiled the debut of Red 8choe•dleaa& as Interim St. Louis manaier •.• Terry Wblt.fleld'• ground single to ri1btscoredBWy Nonla with tw0,0utin the el1hthinnin1togiveSan Francisco a l ·Ovic· tory over the New York Mets ... Rookie Ke•da Moreland scored a run and drove in another and reliever Tag McGraw protected ~•eLL. starting pitcher Larry Cbristemen'• l~ad as PhUadelphia outlasted San Diego, 3·2. McGraw took over ln the seventh lnning to record his lsthsaveof the year . Brrz .. Beltf"d Dnk as Card GM ST. LOUlS -After eight years as a major la lea ue player and 929 games a, a manager. W~tey Herzog is leaving the playing field to take a Job behind a deslr-the general manager 's desk or the St. Louis Cardinals. "I like to hunt. I like to fish. I like to go skiing." the 48-year-old Herzog said Friday after being named the Cards' general manager ... I've never had~o sit still before. 1 don't know what it will be like.·· The naming of Herzog to the post was a surprise. almost as much to the new executive as to the baseball world an general. "I think it was toughest on my wife." Herzog said at a news conference of his decision to accept club President August A. Busch Jr. 's offer. "She ~aid to me, 'Are you sure? Do you think this is what you want?'" Herwg said the 81-year-old Busch had contacted him earlier in the week and followed it up with a meeting Friday morning. "I didn't want to manage the Cardjnals if I didn't have control of my own destiny..-1 want-the Cardinals Lo get out or the doldrums. They don't have to butter me up -I just work hard and everything will turn out OK." An announcement from Busch said Red Schoendienst will replace Herzog on the field as interim manager, returning to coaching duties in 1981. Schondiensl, 57, was in the dugout as Herzog's temporary replacement Friday night. Cald1Dell Held IJp•ide~...,,. Overnight SCOTTSDALE -Former pro basketball star m Joe Caldwell and former city prosecutor Martin Rosenzweig were tied and kept upside down over· night in a closet during a robbery-kidnapping, · Scottsdale police say. Rosenzweig's wife. Nadine. also was tied and her head covered with a pillow case but she was not placed in tht: closet, Capt. Roy Finch said Friday. She was able to free herself and then the other:. about an hour after the assailant left, Finch said. The incident began in nearby Te mpe, Police Major Dave To""'.nsend said, when Caldwell. 39, and Mrs. Rosenzweig, 29. sat m her late-model luxury automobile in the parking lot of a restaurant about 8:30 p.m. Monday. They said two gunmen forced the m to drive to Rosenzwe ig's home, accompanied by a third m an 1n Caldwell's car and a man in a pickup truck. Caldwell's car had been parked in the restaurant lot. • A~er _the group of men entered the Rosenzweig home. Rosenzweig. 28, and Caldwell were tied by their feel and placed upside down from a clotheshanger bar. That was about 10:30 p.m .. Townsend said. The men left the house about 7:30 a.m. Tuesday, Finch said . .soa. Capture. WBA Bantam Tide Challenger Julian Solis won the World Boxing • Association bantamweight championship by scor· ing a split decision over champion Jorge Lujan of Panama Friday night in Miami Beach . . . BllJ Veeck of the Chicago White SQx, who bas been hospitalized since Sunday, remains in good condition in Illinois Masonic Medical Center . . . Rookie Jody Ridley led the second round of qualifying for the Southern 500 stock car race on Labor Day with a speed or 151.465 mph at Darlington International Raceway . . . The Indianapolis 500 will be sanctioned by the United States Auto Club just as it has been for the past 25 years, officials of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway say . . . The turbocharged French Renaults dominated an accident· marred first day of qualifying for Sunday's Dutch Grand Prix in Zandvoort. Netherlands. BASEBALL I FOOTBALL - R111111i11g A 1eay Atlanta's Reggie Smith, the s mallest player m the National Football League at 5-4 and 168 pcunds. runs by Ralt1morc's Steve Mike-Mayer on a 97-yard touchdown Jaunt. Smith r eturned the opening kickoff for a TD Fr1 d<J) night. Cart_•er First Angel's Martinez Blanks Orioles HALTI MORE CAP) Evl'ryth1nE( came to~clhC'r at once for rookie p1t eher Frcdd1e MJrlint'LOf the Angels. "Just to beat a team like the Orioles is very sati.;;fving," Martinez said · after hurling a ~ix -hitter to defeat Baltimore F'nday night. "But to shut them out and· beat St.t;.ve Stone 1s JUSt great. It was my far~t shutout and my f1N>t complete game." MARTINEZ, A 23-year-old ri~ht -hander. v. :JS drafted from the New York Mets' orgamza· h on last wmtN and had never p1l('hed above Class AA bOJll un· t1l th1s se<:1son. After Martmez gave up three hits in the ninth inning, he was v i s ited a t the mound by Manager Jim Fregosi. "He just told me not to let up." Martinez said. "I came this far and I just had ·to bear down on the last guy. I had good velocity left at the end, but I don 't know how much longer I would have had it. The weather here is a litlle more humid than it is in California. "I don't see o u rse Ives as spoilers," said Martinez. "We are j ust trying to go out and win ('Very day. It do<•sn l matter who "e a re playing. It's hecn a rough '>t'ason. and now 1.1.e are JUSt try· mi,: to make the most of v. h<Jt s left of 1t." Fro• Page BI AFC West. • • u:. lo get through that and s till be a contender," said Mi lle r, who gutded the Broncos to a 10·6 re- cord lastyc:ir. San Diego's road s('hedule in· eludes Da llas , Miami and Was hington, ::.long with home games against Pittsburgh -and Philadelphia . Mille r made it official this week by naming Robinson, ac· quired from the New York Jets during the winter. as the Bron· cos' No. 1 si.rnal caller The addition or Robinson and offensive coordinator Rod Dowhower. a former aide or passing genius Bill Walsh, couJd give Denver the offensive con· s istency lacking under the agjng Craig Morton. .. • NFL Exhibitions . • Baseball Standings lReserve Leads Bue Win 'I ; • From AP Dl1P1tc.l9es : • TAMPA, Fla.-Tampa Bay reserve :' qua~ck Chuck Fusina scored a fourth-quarter • touchdown and the Buccaneers beoefitted from a : paii: ff Hletiea to post an lHJ National Football : Leap preseaaon victory over the Wubington : Redlkinl Friday night. : Fuaina. a second-year pro from Penn State, • directed a 59-yard scoring drive in the waning : mlnutee and ran tbe final four for a touebdown : wbleb pve tbe Bues a M lud witlt a:M remain- : lq. fflptiptinl the drive WU a D·Jard pm to "" : wide receiver Danny Bugp and a 10-yarder to I t11bteadJimO'Bradovicb.. . : =·•other scores botb came on safeties as • ~ ,.._. lllke Camell cbaed down bad j ~•Pl eieMer and wu Uldsled ba tbe eachoae. . fi toot .... met in tbe aeeond : • IOala of az ..a G yar* by llarlt ~ ; • fte 8'M:a cloHd tlMt llW'liD to 1-2 ID tbe • PeaiDd wben Redakim centel' Ted Jl'rttldl, : '99._.. ,,_ Ute Tampa G·1md line, blbd the : MU owr CclmeU'1 bad. 'l'be WMblqtaa pmder' : Jaeed baS, pkked t.be ball up at bll own 11 and i !an ~tlal llld .one. . • J ....... ., ........ u t sum.s -Qaanerbeck Jim 7.orb retmned l .. die ....... leabawb lineup and dlreeted bll ~ tb a ... victory ewer tbe New Enll•Dd ·~ ' ei!:Jon, wbo ml11ed two pnseaaoa 1ame1 I Gf M ~ )eft Jmee, ~ lkf•ll ..... ,.. ..... . .. liltUe WWI Patriot qurtert.ell aoe . ... D•lpld .. 20, S•I••• 0 NEW ORLEANS -Bob Griese and both of bis undentudies led scoring drives, and a fierce de· tense kept New Orleans off the scoreboard, as the Miami Dolpblns whipped the Saints 20-0. Griese wa1 at quarterback for 10 of the Dolpbina' points. He engineered a drive that led to a 41-yard first-quarter field goal by Uwe von Scbamann. Runninl back Delvin WUllam capped a 10-plaJ, .. yard second.quarter drive with a one· yard bunt for a touchdown with Griese at the tbrot- Ue. Griese bit 8-of·ll puses for 141 yards. Rookie David Woodley directed a 64-yard, four· play drlv,e capped by anJl·Yard touchdown pass to rookie receiver Elmer Balley. The final Dolphins score eame with Don Strock at quarterback in the foartb qwter. That drive eovered 83 yards in 12 pla11 Md anded witb a 2'1·Jard fteld by von Seba~. l' .. re .. 51, Celts 3S A'n..ANTA -Rookie Beale Smith's 96-yard retuna witb the openln& kickoff trtaered an ex- ploekJD tbat aa,r Atlanta build a 41·1 lead befdre the l'alccm helcl oa for • 51-35 victory over the Ba1tlmon c.oata. Tbe Colta' C!Omebaek wu keyed by 12.year veterm o..., Ludry, wbo threw lour toucladown ,.... and leored one after entertq the aame mldwa_y lbroUlb the aecond quarter. Landry com· pleted • of 41 ,..... ror 353 yards for tbe Colta, 2·1 . lllaltlt. from Nortb CaroUna Central, ripped ap tM liiddle of tbe fJekt 0a bis kickoff "'81'J*, na "11t11eA11antalObeforebebeadedfortbertOt ...... .... 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Ir .... tt'9 MINa end Dad11r1 lft tM W"t Dh•IMln _,. It cloee "°""'to~-· bOttt lH'"-wtth • hot .. ,... 111.11 Sit Cllllente ~VleJO ISoo.,dciy Oto 18. I p.m) lagLN Hllls at Lag111a Beach 1..,.11,1.,. (\.1 IA I p w I at Captstraio Valley la&\113 Beach at Dana Hills Captstr ano Valley I ' . llLM ,illssO!Viejo at San Clemente Laguna Hill~ ' ~Ott 2S, I pm) jSat.rdoy Ott 2'>. I I> ... I ,, J1v' I ._11 9 1 tt-a, Cll•••I I I I I T••tS:U S.()pen. lll.11 ow ~tis at r..ttn Valley San Clemente Mt$SIOO VteJO Lag111a Hills al Lagl.fld Beach i.;,M 4'I v..,,.~ r, ~ • ., llt.l at laciN Beach laglN tits Coolstr aoo Valley at Dana Hills San Clemente at MISSIOO Vte10 ARRHHWI! Pet Sum~r•lt. Tony Tr•bert, John N.wcomm. Tim Ryaft •nd Vlf9"6e Wede. ISo-<ldciy Nov 8 I c "' I 1 r' 1• l.w N • ,. I t ,. ' llt. M lag111a Hills at San Clemente at MISSIOO V1e10 at C3(>tstrano Valley Lc1g1.W1a Beach Dana Hills (Alt llllle:S II 7.JJ IQess oltlerwise ,.,ted.l e.nv round ectlon In the U.S. ~ teMls toumem.nt from FIUlhlftl MeedOllW Peril In N1w Yorll. AU of tN top '1.n Incl~ B6orn lora. Jlm"'Y C..... end~ Md!nroe tor the Men •long wtth""TrKY Austin, Martine N•vretllov• •nd Chris EWtt L~ for the womeft, .,. still In contention. • 4:•p.a,CM...tl I I A._.UMS9ULL: Angetsat Beltlmore. A nn cen: Jim Woods, Aon Fairly •nd Steve Shannon. Pop Art at Laguna Beach Frank Tanana (7-9) go@S to the mound today against Baltimore's Mike Flanaoan (1J.9) as the Orioles try to. keep pace with the New York Yantees In the American League East. The Angels, out of contention long ago. can only play the role of spoiler. -l p.M.,CflanMl2 ''' NFL FOOTBALL: P ittsburgh at Dallas. ANNOUNCE RS: Curt Gowdy &':Id Hank Stram. The Dallas Cowboys wlll be after their fourth straight vie· tory of the exhibition season against S""r Bowl champion Pit· tsburgh, 2-1. The Steelers lost to the New York Jets, 2().13, last week but Terry Bradshaw could bring them back against the Cowboys' Danny White. Tony Hiii scored twice tor Dalls on passesof 22 and34 yards In a 20-13wlnover Houston last week. ·11 7 p.m., Ch•nMI 11 I I I I NFL FOOTBALL: San Diegoat Rams. Announcers: Stu Nahan ~nd Jim Hiii. The Rams will be seeking their second straight win of the exhibition season at Anaheim Stadium against the Chargers. Vince Ferragamo is stated to start this one at quarterback with Pat Haden playing the second halt. The Chargers wlll have ex-Ram John Cappelletti in their backfield. Cappelletti scored a touchdOwn last weetll as the Chargers defeated Jll'tla nta, 17·9 ByaOGEtCA.&LSON Oftlllto.itJ~~ Things are going to be popping at Laguna Beach High where the Artists are preparing for the 1980 football campaign. Among Coach Walt Hamera's arsenal is a three-year starter at quarterback (190-pound Lance Stewart>; a double-wing offense, 220-pound ll06e guard Kevin Ma- jor, 125-pound starting offensive guard David Threadgold and an offensive philosophy bent on shaking things up. "It'll be .a run .. and-gun of. fense," says Hamer a. ''Or maybe it'll begWl-and-run." "WITH STEWART available and two returning starters at wingback (Eric Clark and Mike McCaff.rey) 'we want the ball in the air." OTHER TELEVISION McCaffrey and Clarie will be stationed two yards outside the 11 a .m. (5) -TENNIS -Eddie Dlbbs meets Vi jay tack.lea, with Mike Davis, another Amrltraj In a WCT Invitational match taped In Salisbury, returning s tarter, and Steve Md. Noon (5) -RACERS -Covet'age of the Baja 1,000, Cbapmansplitwide. between Ensenada and La Paz, Mexico. This is Hamera's third cam- 12:30 p.m. (30 -FUTIOL INTERNACIONAL -West paign at the Artists' helm and Germany vs. Greece In a European Nations Cup game. easily the most optimistic at this .. 1 p.m. (22} -SOCCER -Spain vs. England In a Euro-stage. pe~ Cup match taped In Naples, Italy. "A couple of things make that 1:30 p.m. (7) -SUPE R MEMORIES OF THE SUPER so," says Hamera ... This ls the BOWLS -Super Bbwl x Ill: The PlttsbUrgtt Steeters vs. the first year 1ha.ve00 coaching wor-Dallas Cowboys In MlaMI. 2 p.m. (4) -WESTERN OUTDOORSMAN -Hlghllgtlts: ries at any level and we have a lot A calf roping demonstration and fishing for trout. ,...... __ ---t--11}f-t~.~1ng-back, Who NASL SOCCER PLAYOFfl -The Chkago Sting meet.s the San Diego Socl11ers In en NASL first round playoff game. Taped. B.C.Ope n are natural leaders. "We're doing some different things and trying to play them where they fit best." _ The coaching staff has been in· tact for a year (which must be som e sort or record for the Artists since the Hal Akins' coaching era e nded after 1973 >. Among Hamera's crew are Akins (of- fens ive coordinator>. forme r Navy player and coach Bill Kin· ney (defensive coordinator ), Jeff Zippi (special teams>. and Gary Kinne Clines). Here's a rundown by position: QUARTERBACK -Stewart has added 25 pounds and two years of experience to his repetoire. Am- Football PreTi~ bidextrous, he throws the football AND llAMERA isn't crying the left-handed. Quality backup is pro- blues about starling a 125-· videdbyDa'1"0n Berryhill (5-11, 180 pounder in the offensive line. Jr.> and Evan Chalmers (5-10, 150 "Threadgold is tough as nails," ir.). says Hamera, who plans on using RUNNING BACK -Berryhill is a two-platoon format for his 46· the No. 1 fullback, who a t times will STEWART CLARK a t 5-9, 150, will alternate at one gaurd, guard, while Threadgoldi a junior, holds down the other siae. Others are Mitch Kessler <5-9, 170 sr.). Dan Drew (5-8. 160 jr.>. Rob Ward (5·10, 175 jr.) a nd Jim Ondaro (5-10, 16S'sr.l. Greg Goldstein (~9. 185 sr.) is backed up by BrariPt Vroman (6-0, 185 sr.) at center. KICKINGGAME -Hamerah~s Stewa rt and Berr"thill a s the team's punters and says for the Artists, it's an ideal situation <us- ing the Quarterback as the punter>. Berryhill missed only one PAT asa junior . man,roster. be a lone behind Stewart, although The Artists, a lthough the mo tion and var ied set s will DEFENSIVE LINE -Ron smallestschoolinOrangeCounty sometimes bring one of the Johnson (5·11, 150 sr.) has onesiCSe in enrollment, have chalked up wingbacks intothepicture.Claudio nailed, while the Turner brothers, two 4.5 records under Hamera Marino(5-7,165sr.>andMajor,the Tom and Bill, along with Steve and be says this year's queslis to 6·2, 220-pound Ne w Zealand Sadler (S-8. 150 jr.), Ondaro and break up the Capistrano Valley-transfer at nose guard, provide Burgess give the Artists ampje M · · v· · s Cl t depth. Mc Caffrey <S-10, 160sr .) and numbers to work with. Reigel and 1ss1on .•eJO· an emen e Cla rk (5-11 , 170 s r .) are the Mc Dennonare thestartingtackles, monopoly in the South Coast wlngbacks with Clark beginning backed by Kessler, Cullen, O'Coo- League _ --h.is.-Ulird season as a starter QualL.-.noc..-TreviQ0.4 .• tv depth begins with Todd Minkin 175 Jr.>. Major, whose experience (5·10, 155 jr.), Beddie Arabe (S-5. consistsofrugby,hasshown excei>-135 sOPhJ and Arturo EnriQuez tiona l quickness for his size (220) (5-2, 135 sr .). "I didn't think we and isbilledas theNo. lnoseguard, S p.m. (7) -WI DE WORLD OF SPORTS -A Wide World perennial: Same-day coverage of the final game In the Little League World Serles from Wiiiiamsport, Pa. At Michaels, Don Drysdale and Willie Stargell report. (28) - SOCCER. 8 p.m. <SO> -SOCCER 11 p.m. (11) -NFL FOOTBALL -The San Diego Chargers meet the Rams In Anaheim. Taped earlier this evening. RADIO Tennis -U.S. Open at Flushing Meadow, N.Y .. 11:50 a.m., 12:50, 1:SO,2:50 p.m., KNX (1070). Trevino Charg es Three Young Lions could find anyone s maller than backed by Da vid Bounds (5-10, 150 Beddie, but we did," says Hamera. sr. >. Also at wingback Is Cu llen Buroess C5·10, 1S0jr.). RECEIVERS -Davis (5-1 1, 155 sr . > averaged22.8 yards for each of his 19 receptions as a Junior and Isa definite long ball threat, in addition to being an effective punt returner. He and Chapman (5-8, 140 sr.> are backed up by Joe Houston (6-0, 165 sr. >,Mike Van Westerling (6-2. 160 jr. >and John Payne (S-8, 130 jr.). LINEBACKERS -Berryhill and Vroman are counted on tor starting duty. Steve Budd CS-7. 165 s r.> and Kelvin Marino (5-5, 145 SoPh.) a re backup. SECONDARY -Minkin aftd sophomore Dru Murphy <S-10. 150) are the corners, backed by Jpe Hen~han (6-0, 150 Jr.> and Sean Quigley (6-0, 150 jr .). Clark is the s tarting weak s a f e t y wifh Cha lmers ready if necessary. Others: David Padgham (5·11, 135 s r.) and Luis Enriquez (5-2, 135 sr.) Oregon transfer Paul Rodolf (6-1 , 170 sr.), with good s peed . has s trong safety locked, backed t>y John Croul (5-11 , 160 jr.) and Bill Hansen (S-11, 1SO ir.l. Football -Phlladetphia at Qakland, 6 p.m ., KNX (1070); San DiegO"at'Rams, 7 p.m:. t<ZLA C1S60>. Baseball -Angels at Baltimore, 4:30 p.m .. KMPC (710); Montreal at Dodgers, 6 p.m., KABC (790). <TIM Dally Piiot Is not rnpan1ible for late changes.) Freedom Gets Bid Defentb America's Cup NEWPORT, R.I. <AP) -The America's Cup defender finals reached a predictable end Fri· day when the New York Yacht Club selection committee told Dennis Conner he will skipper Freedom in the 24th defense of sailing's top priz9 The announcement cam• in the traditional manner. The committee yacht pulled alongs ide Freedom and Chairman Robert McCullough climbed aboard the blue ·hulled 12 meter. "Congratulations. We are pleased to inform you we have selected you to defend the Cup," said McCullough, shaking Con· ner's hand. The ._year-old Freedom skip. per, with the cool reserve be bas displayed throughout the aum- m er -long sailing trials, responded with a solemn, "Tbaakyou." lllllutes earlier tbe commit· tee, dressed in straw hats, black blazers and brick-red slacks, paid its long-expected call on Clipper, the other U.S. con- t e nder. McCullough thanked skipper Russell Long for his ef- forts, which left him a distant second to Conner in the sailing trials on Rhode Island sound. "We hope you'll be back again.'' McCullough told the 24·year-old Long, ending his de· but in Cup competition. "We'll all be back again in 1983. That'll be our year," Long said . The Clipper crew cheered the eight-man committee, which re- turned the honor, then beaded down the harbor for its ren· dezvom with Freedom. After the brief ncbaqe and round or handshakes, the Freedom crew raised tbree cheers for its skipper, then heavid Conner into the water. ENDICOTI', N.Y. (P) -Peter Jacobsen has a knack of imitat- ing othe r players on the Professional Golfers Assoctat1on tour. "They love my Johnny Miller or Arnold Palmer," he said. "People come up and ask me: ·Are you insinuating that Arnold Palmer's not very smart?' No, no, that's not what I'm doing." TODAY , HOWEVER, Jacobsen had a new act to follow. He plays in a threesome behind Lee Trevino, the original free spirit of pro golf and the man who served notice Friday tbat Jacobsen and the other young lions of golf will have to out-duel him to win the $49,500 first prize in the B.C. Open. "I have an excellent chance of winning here and if I could shoot 268 or something at San Antonio <his home tournament>, maybe I could win the Vanloo Trophy.'' Trevino said after shooting a seven-unde r-par 64 to join Jacobsen , first-round leader Artie McNlckle and 1979 cham- pion Howard Twitty as halfway leaders of the tournament. Each took a different route to a 36-bole total of 136 on the par-71, 6,Ml·yard En-Joie Golf Club course. Jacobsen fired a 66 -second-best of the day -to catch McNlckle and Twitty had a round of 68. McNlclde, who fired a 88 Tbu.rsday, shot 70. Favorites Gain ftacfPIBtbaU Semis MOW ACCEnlNG ORDERS FOR THE IXCm NG NEW Tbe naUoD'• =oar=liooal racquetball ...,_.., led bJ all advanced to tiodQ .. _.,,_, iD tbe im'i'a Pro-am Jlae. ._.....a.-.•••··--· .- ._ °"ID'• llopD, ...., ....... No. l iD tbe ....., *•Id IW9b)' .._ ol 'hmpe, Aris .. ll·lf, ... fttdQ. Holla ..... fourtlHelded i.r,_ ....._ f1I ..... 8eMla ID a Mmlftul ...... ..._. K·,AR CDoclge Arlesl 26 MPG• 41 MPG HIGHWAY • 'J e:: :=f j.:.c~~-:-,: ~ =-----. ~-...... ~ 2• Hllbor Blvd.; eo..u.a 17141 ... llO '" ..... '°""' fi iln Dteoo ,fWY,) Gary Hallberg, Bob Murphy. Mike Reid. D.A. Weibring. Andy North. 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ROtlert• MtGtflum. 6-1, W : PMllt Sm1"' dtl. AOYl\'11 Fel~ .......... l·S: St.cy Mar90!4ft def. ANrtt wtlltt!, .. ,. W ; w-., Tumtlvll dtf. R-AkllMcb. 7·S. M . BySOGESCAaLSON °'"" .... "" ..... Not many are nannln1 around predictJnc they'll win the South Coast Lea1ue rootball cham· ptoublp as the 1980 prep cam· pai1n approaches. But there la an air or optlmiam prevallln&::e Dana Hilla High campus, to the presence of what will be a three·year starter at quarterback and a tailback who put Dana Hilla on the football map. Tbe quarterback : Paul Sizelove, a 5-10, 165-pound senior rigbt·hander who showed bis potential by passing for over 127 yards in each of his last five gamesasajunior . THE RUNNER: Jim Gleed, the 10. l sprinter who ran for an amaz- ing 428 yards and six touchdowns in Dana Hilll' lastouting-a54-13 rout of Laguna Hills. ''We're defmitely ahead of last year's pace." says Dana Hills Coach Don DeGroote. "We have a nucleus of kids back and a lot less stuff to present to them. "We're looking for good things from Jim and Paul, but in high school football or anywhere else for that matter, you have to have a good supporting cast." The s upporting cast includes five returning starters on offense and a like number on defense from a 55-man squad, which in· cludes2Slettermen. A lack of ~pounders is evi- dent and if the Dolphins are to re- alize a CIF Central Conference berth the defense will have to s how marked improvement. WHILE SIZELOVE has been busy trying to direct the offense the past two seasons. the defense has taken it on the chin. allowing an average of 24 points a game and hasn't enjoyed blanking a team in 17 straight starts. Each season produced a 1·7-1 record. Dana Hills finds itself in a uni· que position this season, enjoying the benefit or a home field for the first time-and the Dolphins will be doing it on Saturday afternoons five times. GLEED SIZELOVE ··we think once we've played our first day game we'll have an advantage in that area," says DeG roote. who begins his fourth year atthe Dolphins' helm. He re's a rundown by position: QUARTERBACK -Si zelove completed 74 of 144 aerials in '79 and has ample backup in Hacienda Heights Wilson tranfer TOdd Her- rington (5-10, 160 jr.) and Bob Grambo(S-9, lSS j r .). RUNNING BACKS -Gleed's primary attributes are his abilities to set up his blocks. and cut back against the grain. Adding fuel here is S-8, 155-pound 1unior. Dean Sugano, who picked up over 1,000 yards for the sophomores last year. Quick, Sugano is nationally ranked in the martial arts, one of the top two wrestlers ell Dana Hills and pushing Gleed for the starter 's role. Also In the p icture i s Randy LongfeJlow (S-9. 15S sr .). Rich Romero (5-10, 175sr .>. Jonn M asek (5-10, 18S sr . > and Wade Martin (5-11. 175 sr .) give a solid look to fullback. RECEIVERS -Dave Miiier ( 5-9, 160 sr. > Is a returning starter at flanker and Fred Placka, (S-11. 170 sr .), also a returning starter. is a deep threat at split end. Placka's two touchdowns In '79 were ff>' 76 11nd 71 yards. Backup at flanker ln- ·fudes Bob Schwab (S-9, 160 sr .), ..Pokey Sanchez (S.8, 1'0 Jr.) and Herrington. Herrington and Kean f'ootfHdlP~ Harvey (S.10, 165 sr .) back up Placka. Ken DavenPOrt (6-0, 190 sr . > returns at tight end, backed by Jerry Massick (6-0, 16S sr.) and M ikeMcClung (6-0.160jr.>. OFFENSIVE LINE -Howard Hart (6-2, 190 sr .> returns at tackle and is joined by 6-2, 200.POund Guy Batterton, who didn't play as a junior. Scott Wl ttrlg (S-10, 180 jr.) and M ike Darnold (6·1, 18S jr.) back them up. Paul Crowe C6--0, 18S sr.) has a guard SPOt locked up, while Ken Kuhljuergen (5·11 , 185 v .>. M ark RaPPOrtort (5·11 , 185 sr .), M ike CoPPOla CS-9, 175 ir .> and Dave Schofield (5·11 , 170 sr.) will provide the other starter and depth. Tom Winnlnghott (5-9. t75sr.l,who m issed the '79 season with a knee operation, is in a duel w i th Ed Vas- quez (S-10, 170 Jr.) for the starter's nod at center. KICKINGGAME -BradNovak (5-9, 155 jr.) gives the Dolphins an added feature with his punting and place-kicking. DEFENSIVE LINE -Kuhl- j uergen, dn all·league choice as a junior , and Shaun Hobson <5· 11, 185 jr.> are backed by Crowe at end, whi le Bill Patino (6·2, 190 sr .) and Jeff Wood (5·10, 180 jr.> are thP tackles. Hart, Darnold and Wittng back them up. Returning at nose is Frank Mazzot11 (5-9, 175 sr.>. with Coppold providing depth. LINEBACKERS -Rom ero, M asek and Met rt m are equally com - petent and all figure to see plentv of action . SECONDARY -Some decisions still have to be made here as DeGroote finds himself blessed w ith SOrQe quality depth. Her- r ington and Sugano ar e being pushed by Schwab at the cornerc;, Harvey has starting exper ience at safety and Massick is a top safety. Dennis Kctczmarek (5-10, 160 sr .> also is a solid starting candidate in the secondary. 8.C.Ooen C .. lfMk.elN.Y.I Artlt Mc: Nickle Pelt• J.cob.laft -anl Twltt'I' 66-10-136 70-46-13' .,.._,,. Taiwan Eyes 4th Straight L"Trevlno GoryH .. ltltf'O 12~1» WILl.IAMSPORT. Pa. CAP> -::4~-:~ Tyrone Griffin, 12-year-old Bot>Mv...., Miff Aetd 0 . A. Woltw1ftQ AllO\' Nor1tl Ooft Pooley ----•~i...,.7_-i1..,17r--1-s-hortstop from-Tamva. does .,.10-m drum solos with the bamboo gest ballgame or his life. It was the same with bis teammates, an all-star sqlraTl>tcked-trom Tampa's Belmont Heights Little League. Competition aside, the players from Tampa and Taiwan live in 1Rlfclllntoarrac s m a wooded area overlooking the Little League field, where a crowd of 30,000 is expected for tbe final. 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Oolo'"-- Misc. .....-131 chopsticks he was given by a ~:: player from Taiwan. ,...._1a "We tried to get them to teach ~~:: us karate, but they wouldn't," tw1-U1 said Griffin, who will suit up ::::=:: again.st Taiwan today in the 11..._,,, championship game of the 34th ~~~ annual Little League World ... 10-1,, Series. ... ,._,,, Relaxing outside the dining ~: ball in the Little League bar- ,..,._,,. racks area, Griffin looked at :::=:: ease for a guy awaiting the big· "It's nice to be here. Taiwan is pretty good, but I think we'll beat them.' said the 5-2. 95- pound Griffin, who bit two or the four home runs that helped Tampa beat Kirkland, Wash .• 16·0 in Thursday's semifinals. Taiwan, seeking its fourth title m a row, and ninth in 12 years, hit a record seven homers in a 23·0 se mifinal victory ove r Canada. "The y're nice. We play together," said Griffin. "We play with a little plastic ball, throw frisbees, play chase and things like that.•· When they leave the barracks area, the players from Taiwan are followed by youthful auto- graph seekers. ... ,,_,,, -~~~-~-------~-~-~~~---~~~--~~~~~-.,.,,_,,, "..._,,. , .. 11-MO 7U1-MO l'0-70--MO 11...._WO , .. 11-wo ... 11-MO ... ,.._..., ... 11-• ... ,_MO 10.10-.. JJ..»...S ~ U-~ lS-~ lW>--49 34-~10 ~~10 lW~ lS.lS.-10 ~10 awf-10 3'·~10 3~ JS.a.-11 JWS-71 JWS.-.11 JWS-71 2iW$-41 17.,,._,, .........,, U.JJ-n JWJ-72 IW1-n lWP-72 ,......_,, ~ 36-36-11 J6.»-12 36-36-12 37~ 11..as--n J7-U-n 374S-12 31*72 Sellout Watches Cycles They s till h aven't found the right combina· lion to defeat Afa n Christian in the weekly scratch main event at the speedway motorcy. cle races at the Orange County Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa. Christian captured his 14th victory Friday night before 9.no fans including a Fox Night gathering that saw all women admitted free. Fpllowing Christian across the fl.nlab line in the four-lap scratch THIS WEEKS SPECIAL 1977 COUPE DE VILLE Dual comfort seats. cruise control, tilt wheel, AM/FM stereo w/8 track tape player & Cabriolet top. (266029). $5995 12 Month or 12 ,000 mile Cadillac Value Protect ion S#ru'1Ce Agrttmenl A 001lable NABERS 2600 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA Telephone (714) 540-9100 llOl;M~ WH kl)A \' .. 11.10 A'4 to 'I ht. <;A Tt:MllA \ •OO AM In fl P\1. 'L M >A \ llHMI 4 \I to~ 00 1'\I JlllCMHUbt<KllOPflOfHle . Allpr.(4!'\0lu>IU & loon .... event were Lance King,-----= Dave Sims and Dubb Farrell. Brad Oxley won the handicap main event wltb Sterling Cogar, Cbrl1Uan, John San- dona, Gary Ford and CUrt Strom.mer finiabing belaind bim in tbat or- der. Dan Braviroff WU the 1eCODd dlvlaioa wbmer and Bryce Bikelbert• captured the third cliviakm race. · BrobwBaek SOUTH BEND, lad. (AP>.:..Oary Brokaw, a former All·Amerlcaa basketball player at Notre Dame UDlTenltJ I and a four.year NaU.al Basketball Aaaoelatlon Yeterm, wu named l"rt· clay a a pvt.UIM _.... ..... •::-~~ .. · .. .._ ....... --..-... ~--. ! ... CMtTM.1-........ tant CID Dlger PbtlPI' basketball coaebl•I ..a. Brobw, JI. a natl" GI New Bnmwtck. N.J., flnt eame to Notre Dame ID 1'f1 ud 11a1ta ••tsuardfortbe~ •• • 1opbomore aad Junior. _tAVeUPTO -----= ... ............... 01as 1all1R O&Rltr ...... 7 7 ---..--.-~. :.··'·""'" ... WIJ .. 1111111._ .......,al°'Wlll~ i ·J,? o---·-~ ... ... , " .... # "If you Insist on helping me, at least get fn stepl" SHOE MOON MULLINS . Tlfe- 10u6HtG"S .. -~ '-' ' . ' .. '. ,, \ I l i. • ' \ I • I • ((. ( I I • • • ------ ..... PUNKY WINKeRllAN I'M Ptfni:> CS-f#HtBS t I ~'R)~GcMJ~ 01~1T L.ET M4l6E.LF 8E 81 u tED I l ~ 1fE<J'D ~ rNJ .50t€COLE ~D GlVE ME A ~ PERJOO ! ' ' l l DRABBLE ~~'~ lllOUIMb lf 1'"' !AMI(, ~\.Ell£ 1 FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE DR.SMOCK M~Hf~\} I WFf.tr NO ~~3'-IW/ ~K . THE FAMILY CIRCUS by 811 Kune GORDO "Will you put this in yOtUr po€ket, Mommy?'' DENNIS THE MENACE ..-------~.,....----.... W#AidVA ME AN.Jr{'5 ~RJsi? Cu/C.JOSITV 15 YOUR THING JUDGE PARKER TUMBLEWEEDS THIS MONTH "TliE~ FEA'THER GOES 101Hf 1Rl6ES ~HMIK INIPIC ID«! THAT CRACK "fACKY-HACKER 1MCKfR: N* IOlff Mlftli I NAME 'ft)() IM11AN OF THE MONTH! NANCY by Emit Busbniller ·-·---·----~---,..----------------AND HE su?Pt..aeo AL.L 1 HEAR 'tOU GOT A SPONSOR FOR YOUR BASE BAU. TEAM EQUIPMENT llG GEORGE by Virgil Pi~ ,,,...--~_,....---------------"""'· • . " .. "No. Mr. Fllstrup. l'M the doctor. HE'S the nurse." by Kevin F~ rf'S 6',tl IN ~IN'~~ 11S 'IUR~~ (7 ( ,, by Lynn Johnston ···OOE3MT~ to..> OlD !PJ ME··· 811(.JT ~G&'lS f\ LAU4U-f. by George Lemont OOPS! "'T"HE!Y 1'"URNE:r:::> ON 1'"H!S e>lcS ONe IN 0 . R. "f'WO .' TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE I ACAOSS 5e Gt'ldll 1 Lot 5 7 EJdlt • Divorce c:fty se tnvoMt 10 Lambed llO Moned .,. ...... _ 83~ CMledlo 65 .... 15 Frendt colnl ... 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Channel 4. tl:IO. TANAH / IUNR MVIN • MTl'ATROl. "The Flftlt WMet Raid l:a' • * .. Catnivlll Of Souls" ( 19821 Cand.ee H1Ulgoss. SIOney 8etge. The soul ol a young girl killod In a car er Uh tr anscenda IMlf body llld remllina alive 10 roam lhe Earfh. (1 hr., 30 min.) • Fl.Mi9AA08 "Sing No Sad Songe" Christina, Oofotny aNt w~ liam moum Sandy's death: Cnrittlna and Wiiiiam get matrled. (P8fl 8)0 ID THE ltWC.E8PEAAE PlAY8 ''Henry V' OrAd Gwillilft poruays Hetvy v irl tflls play loc:using on Henry as the Ideal wwr10f411ng and celetH a ting hia reign as a Goidet1 Age IO Englt&h history. (I) THll WEEK .. .... 'W. 9 u.w..a ANtMAU ANM\LI ••Snail" (RI 1M 8 (I) U.S. OPEN ,_~ C-ege of the touma. "*" i. ~led from F"lueNng MelldOw Patk In Corona. N.Y • 80NMaA A young bank robber 0911 a job on the Pono.rose to prevent the 111«111 from "ndlng the other members ol hlsgang. • t.IAAaM WELBY. M.O.. pettOl\alltit from dMth thnlata. t:aoe ...,.,. aw °',.....,..,... "&ic>ar Bowl XIII" 0..... Cowboyl YI. Plttlbufgll S1Mlar1 G MOVIE • * "Abbot! And Costello Meet The Kill«" ( 19491 Boris KatlOH. Oa<ry Moore. While acting • amin.w tleuthl. lhe boyl .,. -· ty murdered. (1 Iv., 30 """" • A CON'A!MATION WITH Hl1..IN QNo'.AQIN 004IOI M ......,, G8'Mlg8n Oouglaa. 111e dlaltngullhad 8C1raaa. singer sta taawoman, 8C1Mat and ~ of Congr888' .... btoedc:Mt Int--Ille died of • cane« on June 28. 1980. Mrs. Oougl• lo8t a U.S. Senate· r-to Aldlatd Nl•on In 1950, one ol the llrll 0'dlrly trlcl.a" 'campaigns. l:OO D WDTl.AN OUTOOOMMAN .. Learning he Ropea .. GUMt rodaO .. ., Emla Ta)llor. • GIUIGAN'8 llt.AND Mr Howell IOHI $3.000.000 to Ollllgan In a putting oontnt. • o NAl&.. IOC08I First round playoff a<:llon ll•Qel. • OUTER LllltfT8 ... q ... ... ..-....... = .. .......... ............. ................... ~ ......... , •• '!Ttle ,._... Of .............. "9ry ........ ...... ...... 0-.. Wl'a "'*°........,. ---·-~ .., ................. ............ ~. ·~ • • • .....,.,, °'*" Of loote" (ttH) VMMM .................... -°'*" ...,, .. 1co4. ................... ....... ,.al •ooua. .......... of~. p.., ... _ ........... Uwe "°"' poo6lida .... Clnlwy ,.... .... In c.-MYCMy. ...... ,..~ ....... M8dlcal auttlofttea Md -tclll ~.,.. ..... lfld ....... of l\IMl!lg. (9') .'"' ..... , .. l'lAW ''f walftfl Night" Fellc:ity KenO.i and Slnalld CUUck .,. '88Nr8d In Shale• ..,..,... lrrlC COfl'l8dy of ~ low, mlalalcan lct.nUty and com ic ,.,...(Al ..... "'°"" ... ",,... 1<811y't ~ .. (1056) Jedi Webb. Janet Leigh. A ju:z band ha trouble with en antarpri'" ~ oano•tar. (2 hr1.1 • 'RllBITI "Christina Pagan.. The dramatic tlory ol a wom81\ who cannot lldmll lh8t her dlugl'lt• .. daad la told. 4:JO.M119ttU Balttmora Orlol88 w. Call· fomla Angell • ll'OLITO FUTIYAL ··Sc>o1ato And Orama·· Tfle two ttl88tre producllOns pr-tad at th8 Spoleto F•tlvW-~. l:008 ,,_.ALL Hoel: Franti Kwan. .... WOMDOF "'°"'8 S8rM-08y c:oVeraga of the Little League World Sari8I (trqm wtlllamlC)Ol't, 'PL). •. MCMI * * "Fwy On Wheals" f197t) Tom Ligon. Logan Ramaey. A sfleltered mountain lld)l lntroducad to the ucltlng lllOrld ol ttoclt C#/11 d8fblaa. (2 "'•-1 . ..,..,. **'_. "A Day At The Rec:el" (1~7) Mara Broth· are. .,. _ _, o ·&i111ven. CheM!ng and ChMing hot t~ hlgNlght • vfelt I<> the track by Or. liackanbuah and other z:anlas. (2 hrl.) • eoc:io. Hoel: Marlo Machado. J:_ __ .f.:;::...i-!~~.._...,~wcrie;--f--:--orwfilffii tries to hell) a young ooetor fighting to keep • Cllr'llc °'*811ng In • poor ntligf!llOmood. Si• Ofdinary people and an extraordinary patch of light bo81d • almul8tad ~ 1llgl!t Wlllttl """' «it 10 tie r81l • MOYIE ~1=WOMDOF "'°"'8 ~~egeolltle Ul118 l.-gua WOf'ld Series ~om~.Pa.). 0 IAONllDE **'.t ··The Big Carnivel'0 119511 Kitti Oouglae, Jen Starting. In order to tioo.t 1111 ca<-. a reporter ft¥11ail• the lllffamo• of ~EW•l8-Raluc;t8fttly, lrontide pro- tects a ~ 1.11111-«iow .... Cl) .... FOOTMLl Plftlt>urgfl Sleal8rs at Oii· .. Cowboyt • tt'9 wita of a man trac>P8d underground. (2 llra.I Oa••..t Ll•tl•9• KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles 2:.IO 8 MNCULTUN U.a.A. ''Rola Of County Agricul- tural~-·· 1:.-- • • •+ "Sodom And Gomorrah" ( 1963) Stewart GrlllOlf. Pier Angil. Alter the twin cmaa are oestroyed. al tllat rem8f0 we the Hebrews. Lot'S daughter and the ci-·s bfotlMW. (2 In.) KN8C (NBC) Los Angeles KTl.A (Ind.) Los Angeles KABC-TV (ABC) Los Angeles (I) KFMB (CBS) San Diego e KHJ. TV (Ind I Los Angeles tll KCST (ABC) San Diego I KTTV (Ind.) Los Angeles KCOP· TV (Ind.) Los Angeles • Cll LG-N'S-.NG Tha~~ltlat tMf .. llllllfgle 10 QIMoal> • GUTIN TAG, WllE OEHr8? Sl008 TALK~ PtCTUN.8 "The tnnovatOf" Guest: • OPINMIND' KCET·TV (PBS) Los Angeles .:.,It KOCE·TV (PBS) Huntington Beach RaldMileL . ..,..,. *"*'~"The Old·Flshloned Gunl: Wiiiiam McGiii, President of ColUf'l'lbl& Unlvet.ity, who talb about ason? What Season? • Strike Throtm TV Battle Into Rat Race ' PETEa J . BOYER ·ANGELES <AP> -Well. ~9'.llD now that there won't 'lleW television season tllis set•IDber. Or will there be? ~ t.hinlt of it, wbat is a te~ aeason, anyway' ~to be. according to those w~member. that the TV se was a period ln which "e b would compete for vt with original program ml A network would in· it in the fall, and stick wi t until the end or the seaJillr, when reruns began. ... television's biggest advertiser back yonder ANYWAY, THE t elevision season was once a real thing. with a proper beginning and end , like a baseball season. Now, somehow. the televisk>o season is like a California season, that is. an amoQ>hous thing or many beginnings and ends -or none, dependlnc on your view. What changed it au was the season is now year-long, since new programs are Introduced ln· to a network's schedule tbeae days with no regard to the calender, creating many miniseasi>ns. That's the problem. TV folks, observers and principals alike. will tell you there's no such 1 thine aa a sea100 anymore. A myth. carried on for traatt1on'1 sake. ratings competition begins and ends with "The Season." And the season. stm, begins in Sep- tember and ends in late Mattb. Why? Bec ause. says Bob Knig ht, veteran t elevision , analyst for t.be Dally· Variety and traditional pronouncer of the le8IOll'I boundrles, tbe only factor remalnlng of t.be many f actora that once defined a televlh>n seUCJD ls the most ll!l· portant one -viewer patterns. EVEN TllOIJG8 a network's fall ICbedule is apt to be com· pletely revamped by Christmas, vlewenhlp still begins to rise in September, it still reaches a peak ln Febf\lary. and drqps back down ln March. TODAY 'S LATEST LISTINGS TUBE TOPPERS "T odaV'• Auealal't W , How TheV U\118 And Wotti'' Hoat: Shll1av Joft8t. murdarl Md an .,. ..,., (2 llfl.. ,, min.) NBC • I : 00 -••The People That Tlme Jl'oll()t." Patrick Wayne and Doug McClure star ln this adventure movie about explorers who discover a pre- bJatoric land <photo at left). t:Ml 1W oOtMAY'" NIWL.YWID~ MllfMY-.NG A "'°"'8 tan dreams of b8cotnlng a CMMQ dlrec. tor; a journallt1 b8ilev8ll ,,...., to be cur..O: • nun tfllnlll Ille It In love. (RI ttMe MCM1 * • • "The Aid Tilnt" (11711 ,,..., Flnoh, s- Connary. A 1128 tllgflt 10 AlltMca II downed, and ,.._ Cl*'I attempt 10 '-" Iha llrandad orew. (t II<., 55 KHJ 9 9:00 -''Sam's Song." Robert DeNlro plays a moviemaker spending a weekend at the home of wealthy friends in this film with Jen· nlfer Warren. min.) • MOYIE • '°" GOia THI COUNnn' Guests: Jerry Laa Lawll. Mickey Giiiey, Freddy Wallar, Carl Perkin•. K'ITV • 7:00 -Rams Football. A tape·delay telecast of tonight's game between the Rams and the San Diego Chargers. 11 : 00 -tape delay. 10:00• ..... ~ Rodll0td jeoC>ardlr.n hi• friendship with S.Cker when he lllk .. it upon him· sell to H'lves11ga1e the elay- 1ng of Deputy Cn1et • * "You C8tl't Win 'Em All" (1970) Tony Ow118. CherlH Bronson. TWo Amerlcan8 get toOalfl« to 198'd't for gold In TUfkey Outing Iha '20L (2 hrs.I -~- tt:OO 8 MOVIE • v, "Warning From Space" ( 19681 8antaro Mlake. Toyomi Karlla Earth tgnorn wa<nings from another planet of 1mpendong 0tsasle<. (1 hr., 30mon I national peydlolc>Qy and polillca. • .... TOCHOOM "Who Protacll The WOftlart" Or. M"'on Fried· man ~ his belt8f tflat Iha beet protac11on lat ttl8 worller. end IOt IOCI· ety. II the worker's own fr98dom to ctlOOM (CCI (RI f:IO 8 YOUNG PS>flU'I INiCIAL "Makin' Musoc'' A welj. known 11nger·composar demontlrataa multC fun· dalnantala with the aid ot computer an1metion and young rnusici.-. I =CHtl.OANO MOMCOMPAHV "C8MOO!et Fat A Crowd" 7l00 I IUl llfAUTY 8HOW IYEWfTNE88 LOS ANGEIF8 Holla Inez Pedroza and Paul Moyet explore the blz.arre cro11-ovar WOfld of 1ran1vaati1tn: IOOlt at what oo-meant 10 Bevetly Hil!S lawyer and banker Ken Cohen: apeod a day With "Tommy's Angels," A •NI-Nie detective agency not unlll!a I.fie popular -·· 1etiarlie'a Angell " 8 80HNY ANO aER 'The Rock And Roll Yurs" Guesll Neil Seda· ka. Tiie Coasters. Wolfman Jack. Paul Anka • PRO FOOTBALL San OleQo Ctlarqer~ tnffl ti.. Rams In An4IN!1m SI THEACTINO COMPAHV Documentary on tne only prolea11ona1 c lassical repertory company on the U.S. Which tOUts nalionotlv and abfoad and goes onto resldencle1 at colleges and urwvar1111es througnool tne country. QI) 8lal CUISINE "Beef And Veal" ®J NFL FOOTBALL Los Angeles Rem11 vs San Diego Cha.rgers 7:30 I FAMIL y FEVO UPllEAT 'IO This 1u1 paced special on ttie sights and aot1nd1 ot tile ·eos 1nclud4M a IOOlt 01 the elee1ronlc room OI Iha future, o rev-ol the 28 ycNlf hlSlory or "A-lean 8and111no and performances by Pink Floyd, Eattfl, Wind & Fore Melba Moore. Anne Munay. Nott Sedako eod M11ilyn McCoo & Billy Davis. • WOALO Of' QUIET • ONCE Uf'OH A ClA88C 'The Lee1ner111ock1no Talel" Fronloer flefO Niiiy &Imp<> tS given Ille name HaWl<eye by 811 nonotable Huron Indian, Doi Iller Is captured by lhe enemy Huron camp. tPert t of 4) Ill) f&UNO FME Ginny goes to a akimber party; Bob drives o wheel· chair and a mo101cvole. Lauria rldn a llnden1 Towne'• unfaithful wile bllla (Rl • HIW8 t:CIO D IUCK AOOERl IN • SPIAKIASY THI ISTH CENTURY Gu.I Wllbut Eveland A tocli gtoue>'a av~ mana-• ~THREE 09f (Jerry Orbachl plans 10 8"CW. take eyvar a galuy by uaing ' Edvatd Muncn· FHmmak· aonK mind control on 111 er Pat., Watkins docu· younger cnizens tRI men11 the hie of llfttll U LOVE llOAT Edward Munch and ns A stuffy executive laHs 1n 9"8C1 on the devaloc>mMll IOY8 Wllfl hll MCtetaty; a ol htl WOtk songwntet reun1ta1 a '1!> JAZZ AT THE woman with ner husband, MAINTENANCE 8HOf> Captain Stub.no takes "WOOdy Shew Ou1nlet (No chetge ot Illa tove chtld tRI 31 Woody Shew. trumpet. D IMO AL'S 00008 Carter Jackson. saxo-G> MOVIE phone. Ona1e Allen * • * "Cry Terror•" ( 1958) Gumbs. pieno. S1ollord Jomes Mason. Rod James. bBU, Vic10t l-•• . S drum a llllg8t. A Cl'lm1nol lorces ®) FANTASY ISLAND en eleelronles a.pert 10 aid h•m in an etabOrate IJOtned In Ptogret11 extortion plot. t0:30 D 0000 TIME HARAV fE) OLD FRIEN06 ... NEW Harry tek1ndles a romonoe FRIENDS wiih an Old g•rllrlend. who Fred Rogers ~1slts w11h informs ner ganoster ex- Henry John Heinz Ill. husband lhal Harry may Re(>ubllcan senator lrom be the actual lathOr ol their Pennsylvania and scion ol child the 1184nz food tam•ly ID NEWS '1i> 80CC£R t 1:00 II D fJ Cl)(]]) NEWS l:SO fl) IMAGES Of' INOIANS It AMERICA '8 TOP TEN "The Great Movie Massa-Host Casey Kasem ere" An 1nletV-W1th Wit-0 MOVIE ham WellmM and clips • • Children Sh<>oldn 1 lrom Robert Altman s Play W1lh Dead Things '8u1ta10 8111 Ano-Tile I 1969) Alan Ormsby Any;i lnd•ans·· are included on Ormsby When an acting thos look al !fie Indian s company amves a1 an warroor image as de~led •Sland 10 him a movlf' they 1n the mov.es hnd •t 1nhaboed by gnoots t:OO t) WKAP IN CINCINHA Tl (2 hrs I Andy tonally sotves the .. NFL FOOT8A1.L problem 01 finding a 1 Los Anqet<ls Rams vs San replacement to• Jonnny ~·:100 Cl\a•CJI!" oap.• 0( Fever. only 10 t1nd that Johnny n as llU<1den1v a> GET SMART returned (Pan 2) (RI KAOS plans 10 USll Ma• 10 D NBC MOVIE aSSMS•nale lhe ChtAf • * • / "The People Thal al) AUSTIN CfTY LIMITS Time Forgot" f1977I The leQeodary Ray Cnories Patrick Wayne. Ooug shimmers through an evo- McClure. Al the turn ot the n1nq of country and blues century. the members 01 a accompanied by the Ray polar e•oed•l •on come Charles Orch~lra and tho upon a mysterious 1;ino Raetelles 0 (Rl hllod with prell1storoc crea-.11:30 0 SATURbAY NIGHT lures tR) UV£ 0 MOVIE Guests Jonn 8e1ush1. $PO * • •, · Sam 's Song • Oan1et Patrick Moynihan. 119741 Rot>MI Oe Niro. Ralph N~rr . M•c.hael Jennifer Warren A him-Pahn Paul Simon. James maker •S 1nv11ed 10 s,:: I ravlor 1R1 1he weeln!nd~ ·-~-of weauny friends. and 1s on ~AfltT store IOt plenty 01 ei cole-Most T er"' Oav•d Mulligan ment 12 firs 1 8 ABC NEWS &;) MURDER MOST Ill ROOKIES ENGLISH T~ry Ines 10 hnd out wh\ Tne None Ta1l0ts" Al a an old lroend launct>od a wedd.ng on 1914. one of seemingly sensetess allac.k lhe guests hnds homsetf on a pohce oltoGe< involved '" a peculoar. ()) MOVIE macal>fe crorne (Pad FOA THE CENTURY on Ille play by Netl Simon 'The final Gl0ty·· Tn1s hna1 A lno of romantic come- episode covers Mountbal· dies is set '" the hone~· 1en's devo11on 10 lhe m<>Ot'I so•le of the Plaza aovancemenl ot British Hotel f2 hrs I 1ecnno10gy. anO Robert @) MOVIE MacNe11 1n1roduces an • • •i; "Once Upon A Dead updated segment aboul Man" ( 1971) Rock Hudson. his irogoc death m August Susan Sam• Jamee A 1979. (Conclu!llon) O (RI police commissioner's w1to ()) WOMEN ~ AU8SIA helps him 10 SOive a pair nt 12:30 ti) MOVIE • *"Dementia 13" (1964) W1IMam Campbell. Luana Anders A psychopath clinging to the memory Of a dead sister IS respon511>4e tor a se<ies of 8.lle murders on 111 1nsn castle (1 ht., 30 min) 1:00 D SEOOHOCtTY N 8 CA.NOIO CAMERA> t:IO D ROCK CONCERT Guests Londa Ronstad1. Steve Mertln. Nilly Gritty Olrt Bond. John Harllord. U MOVIE 'Scteam Of The Demon Lover" (19711 Jell Cnase. Jennifer Martiey (I fir .. 55 mml 0 CANDID CAMERA 1:401) NEWS 1:45 (l_O) ABC NEWS 2:000 MOlllE * • ' ' "Corcus 01 Horrors·· ( 1960) Anion 01ttnng. Enka Ramberg A plastic surgeon. fleeing from a man he muttlatect. !Inds rPluge on a circus (2 hrs.) ID MOVIE • • '' "The last Man On Elinn · ( 1964) Vincent Price Franca Belloia The soln <>urv1v0t of an eptdem- ic •ears for h•S hie when bO<l•es leave !heir graves al nighl lo seek hos blood. fl ht .4f>m1n ) Q) MOVIE • • '• ·Rider~ 01 \lengeitnce ( 19531 Roch· aro Conte 111veca Lind· IOr\ Af111t n1s W11e •S murdP•P<t. a P«>spe<:tor searcfle!> for the killers and 1eam<; up w11h a man wllo was robbed of htS estates. (I hr . 45 min ) 2:26 t) MOVIE * * * ' , "The Ooary 01 Anne I' rank.. ( 19591 JOSllPh Sch1ldkraut. Millie Perkins. A diary dlscov- eted on the attoc of an Amsteroam foctory pot- 1r ays the ploqhl ot a Jew1Sh rctugoo lam1ly which l!Ved tiler!' on h1d1ng for two vPBrS (2 hrs . 50 m•n t 3:000 NEWS ~:fl II NEWS -----.&---• 3:300 MOVIE • * • 1 "Ptom•ses' PronHS- es•" ( 1964) Jayne Mans- held. Ma•oe McDonald. l wo couples become d1s- 1r augn1 wnen one nl 111e wives 1>eeomes 0<egn&n1. aller the otner Md tned .tnd laoted (I fir • 5!> mm ) 3;Um MOVIE • • ·~ "$land 8y For Action t 1942) Robert Taylor. Bnan Oontevy Ou<· •nq World War II. a young. arrogant Navy olhcer learns Iha value of 0.SO· phne ano teamwork by 119n11ng lhe Japanese dJ NEWS 4:000 MOVIE • * •;, "Samar" (1962) George Montgomery. GM• berl Roland. Doctor Drama Set 011 KOCE 'Record' "Certain Practices." the story of a doctor who -challenges the methods of a top hospital surgeon airs Sunday at 10 p.m. on KOCE. Channel 50. • Richard Monette plays Dr. Jack Canellie, a volatile young resident who discovers that his hospital's star neurosurgeon. Dr. James Brooks <Alan Searle> is trying out an experimental sur· ~ical technique for .the re.moval of tumors on pa. tients. After a patient dies, the young resident begins t.o openly contend that the experiments are 1.1.nethical. The surgeon argues. however, that the techni· que will eventually save lives. As the conflict heightens, Canellie is faced with the decision to either retract his attack on Brooks or continue to fight, and the choice results in hi s career being put on the line. The supporting cast includes Susan Hogan. David Gardner a nd Hugh Webster. "Certain Practices" is the seventh program in the series "For the Record.'' which features one hour dramatizations of human dignity and triumph. Yet, the 1V season ls still very much the heart or U. televiaion llldustry. '!be intenlelJ watcbed Wblch brings us to this peculiar seaaoD, tbli, actor· stnaek le8IOft that• network, NBC ..,a wUI beg}n OD~ September 15, but whlcb tbe otbe1' two networb HY will oaly ltart wbea tbe t~e ii~· NBC llotes '~ calllnl Its mixture ol repn&w, ~. apeciall and c.,._.. a...._ new leMCJD U.... wlU mallte tt ODe In viewen' 8191, tbUI llYlna tllat aetwon a lei up ..._ tbe Hton*1keeeda. Good Question In following weeks. "For the Record" will pre- sent a l<>C?k at the world of junior league hockey, the exploitation of a marathon swimmer. and the struggle of a teenager born with Down's Syn· drome. * * * Ted Be11ell and Jesse' Welles ponder whether be or her ex-husband is the father of her child on "Good nme Harry" tonight at 10:3000 NBC, Channel 4. '· f I l t \ t r cl r 0 II s ... 1 k • • • "&St=*' llirtM-•bl. No explanation for thll UIUque approach to Mro population ........ l&MOMllllMtlaal tla•r'•• 'l•ll•• •P aaotller .. ~ ..... ···~ ~~~·~."&My're ...., ......... Aaollaer .. Prtda{. tlae Ulla" ,.r11a.,.. for Udl ft • Uanl lll =-.......... bonor ud ............. ltwWabant lll a .. •ce • ..U nm .... to be aMn. lbul ranly llau 1ucb 1hoddy ~.,._offered by am..- 1tucl6o. trowth la offered.nor. as a matter or fact, does Parker atlck to his original premlae. Writ* bJ s-t .,artler. tt eenten aboul a kl1lw <Tom Rolflaa> wbo l.I obHaaed with doln1 away wltb 8ef0tt Iona. the klller has his knife O\ll for Juat about anything that mov· ea. including a profeuor and a girl ~ Don't look now, but here comes •arle nvOll&, with her fourth stralcbt perfect score and drawing a bead on the lop ranks of the stand· in gs , .. · Since she started late, it's unlikely Marie will -MO· all the way this time. but she'll probably challenge ror Trivia Bowl XX. Etl Sclamerler sefms to have number XIX fimly ln hand, scoring 10 to move into a five.point lead. Tuey God· Irey and G.W. McUn~k also were in double ·(igures. , ~ We're still about fi ve questions short for the -.pcoming guest column. so ~ who didn't ofter " TRIVIA BOWL XIX STANDINGS 10. IUdl ..,_ 01 11. 'MM'y&~(J) 12. ll.., C--C41 • a191t~ & llUCI UV.I 13 •• .,... ........ _.cu 14, ••"Y't Uoctry ENllM m u .• .,... GrwW C1I -~ 21 2t 10 ,, 11 ,. a trivial query of their own this week should do so ne.x.t time ·You'll pick up two points if you remember hum ber nine this week. Have at it I' • • •l. WILLIAM B. PENDEllGA!:;T needed something a little more macho for his screen name, so he chose what? , 2. ln what TV series would you find the Romulans? 3. Tbe names, please, of the two children in the .. : .... "A amER -FILM THAN ;:: ~ST AR WARS' ••• ,, -TIME MAGAZINE I . :•. ~ .. !· "' • ··~' ,. ----·--·-lllm•llO ... . .-.... ........ .,.,." .... (. ...... -... ..-._ •• ll9'111D~...,.,.~·~ •• ..,.. • -.... -n._ .-...... -•111.,. -i-.---·-··· .. , . 11111111111~ ··~-.;~·------' NO W PLAYING '11IE BWfS IAJl'HERS • w I •'ct ., By T.T. comic strip For Better or For Worse. 4. Who, in the balls of justice. are known as the Minnesota Twins? 5. WHAT WAS PETER Falk's "company" called in the movie "The ln·Laws?" 6. "When she wakes 'ere tomorrow's dawn she'll find. poor critter. that her man Is gone" is the wayward lover's prediction in what song? 7. Name the late s ports figure who was given the nicknl;lme "Champagne ... 8. Malachi Stack can be found in what play? I. IN .. 111E APPRENTICE8HIP of Duddy Kravit.i." Richard Dreyfuss changed his name. for professional reasons. to what? 10. Fred was looking for the salt of the earth. but someone slipped him a mickey in what movie? Last Week's Answers 1. Frederic March <name change> 2. Captain Marvel (Holy Moley > 3. "The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis" CThinker statue> 4. Richard Nixon (tra veling president) 5. A pineapple ("Cabaret" present> 6. "Lawrence of Arabia" <O'Toole movie> 7. Cleveland's Al Rosen ("Flip") 8. "Oliver" <Noah Claypole> 9. (a) Allan Sherman Cb> "The Dropouts March" <grades and ears> 10. "Julius Caesar" I movie riddle> 1 Send your anawers to TRIVIA.cl othe Daily Pilot. Bo:e 1560, Coata Mesa 92626. AU entries mu.ft be received by Wednemy. othenoise half the player's la&t score will be owonledJ Al•remote United Nelton• outpo91 In ... ffoaen North ..... eomettilng .... gone tarrlbly ..... .... -..... ....... ... -~ ......... , .un!C*lilf,U.--11M --~ c:.mM. .......... WIQ Qll I I -............... -~ ........ he baa clearly no lntentlon of ~· lnlf. <So callous la the handllna Ulat after thls dual murder, we never even hear or tbele people acale. > Caitlin O'Heaney. howtver • becomee his main target ~ he overhears tttat he r prospective groom is leaving town for 1 long we.ekend: and the guy is soon pop- ping up all over the place -an amusement park. a jogging Pith. a church -bis appearance always heral<led by a few strains of Alex· ander and Mark Peskanov's corny scare music. Sometimes we also hear the scare music when nolh"'P.'aabout to happen .. as in a sequence that lm· 1tates -badly -Hitchcock's famous s.Ndlly. Augutt 30. 1980 shower scene in "Psycho." Director Armand Mastroianni. whose nrst feature this Is, may well clalm that I'm taklng his movie rar loo seriously. that ll 's really just campy fun and games. Well. camp demands a certain degree or style and sophislicallon, and this has neither. Ineptly acted. patchily edited. so murkily photographed by Gerald Feil that It looks like a 16mm blowup. "He Knows You're Alone" had most of the preview audience talk ing back to the screen and the rest (the women especia lly> scurrying up the aisles. Old Way n e Movies Republic on the Block HOLLYWOOD CAPl -Air America Inc .. once a CIA front. says it is liquidating most of its holdings in the entertainment industry. includ- ing . Re public Pictures Industries Inc .. which produced many or the late John Wayne's early movies. Thesale priceis$16.4 million. Re public Pictures. the studio w as purchased several months ago by Air Americ,a. which changed its name to Republic Pictures Industries. Air America, a privately owned worldwide air caq:o and domestic law enforcement products concern. or iginated in 1950 as Airdale Corp . which was owned by the CIA . · .. . ·. DAILY PILOT • 87 "AIRPLAHI"' IP'GI • "'ANAL ~ COUMT'DOWN°" INI "XANADUj'....i, (PO) l "BLUES ~ BROTHERS .. 1u "THE EMPIRE ·,,.., STRJICES IACI(" __,,.,s_ . SMOlfY & THE IAMDfT rill 11 ll'GI Trademark rights on the corporate names, Republic Pictures Inc. and Republic Studios Inc.. and the 56· year-old logQ of the Republic eagle, also will be included in the package. Though still headquartered 1n McLean. Va . the homt' of the CIA. Air America has b<'en privately O\\ncd since the mid· '70s and no longer has any lies with the CIA. Milner said ·1 ··BLUES BROTHERS' "PROM NIGHT" ( l~HO~~~;~~~~:~~~:..! Dolby Stereo NO NUKES (PG) 12>-,_.1, .. }!''f1i"·f~I ~ .• L'"-';'!J NOW PLAYING (PG) Ir. -==> . "THE IWE LAGOON" Ill ; "C ALIFORHIA SUt'R" .,. IPGI . ~ I "HUNTER" fPGI "ESCAl'E FROt-4 ALCATRAZ" , • i=====----. THE STUNT MAN (R) 12-1..-.:u · 1-10:15 UIWAJIOI' IUUITOl STllMG1il OlllYl·ll (DWIAOS' YllJO TWI• L''' -on ~ e • 830 t';-'> "CHEECH & CHOHGft ".ACAl'Ul CO GOLD"~ San1.1 Allil !>40 tu • o .. noe &39 8710 IAI fftlllOI' MUllTlllGTOll Cl•EOOMI URBAN COWBOY (PG) 1,,__1ct:OO Hun11ng1on BAcft 848·038a !J••~ >,J-1 , • 1 HI WAT 3' DRltHN l/u trt •" ,t':lr d91 Jb'1J •u•••-so"'"' t 10 ... _Hn• BRUBAKER (R) i:»l:IO .... , lltll 'LAZA Bru ~29 ;339 JOHN :ts KtJ.ll:ltll THEBWES aROTHERS ·---0<-l!J~ ...... l:tt.4.1' "11.1:11. tl;11 • • • CHIU> UMOU 11 •t lf ·-1'\.Af~lOllotO fTLE IPGJ ~:JOtf 0 ~~lfRS 7 l*h ~APlHARtWll tW THC ffil ·, O CTAGON \: "BEAR ISLAND0 CN> .,..... . .... ,.. .... MOOKE SHIELDS mE BYE J;MOON (!) =--- ... Ml. ..... -.,.-.. ,., ....... .. 111'•-.- ........ Demanded Sequel ~ dlt M NUMmblid. That ....... "I• ••r 11 11 brlDf • back Burt aerHI••· lallr J' eld. Jaekle o....._ .,.,, a.ct. Paw WWtamt, Piil lle0Drm6ek, lltb Heary, Devld H1•0 R1m m .I* A.ndenoe. AND ..... & II more. Ga.a.on not :r laM*ey, the Te•arkana • but two other ro111 u well : a Canadian anountle and a Texas hi&ltway otneer. And Dom DeLulae appears aa a eomewhat 1hady Italian ·~· l'be ~ltt of ''Smokey n" are lntertltlq. The orialnal film cost $4.1 million. The new veralon ran 116 million, not lncludlna 1tudlo over- bead, whJch could add 25·80 percent. Half ol the cost. Needham reports, wa1 "above the llne," meaning aalartes to the m~ contributors to the film.. Such has been the explOlion ot payments to the Ukes of Reynolds, Oscar-winner Field and dlrector Hal Needham. What was behind the popularity of "Smokey," which began a whole screen genre of country cop-chasing? "I think It w11 a combln1Uon of thlao: the 56-mlle·an·hour 1peed limit, tie popularity ot CB radiol, lbe coaceodon ol trucken u heroes," Needham tbeorlle1. "Everything Jelled at tbe rl&bt Ume." ANOTBE• FACTO& should be mentioned: Hal Needham's skill as an action director. especially or car chases. He has no reserve about that: "There ain't a director In town who knows action better than I do. That's not just braggadocio on my part. I've been ln the business for 25 years, and 1 ought to know it by now." Needham came out or the Army after testing parachutes, did his first movie work wing-walking airplanes in "The Spirit or St. Louis." Hired to s tunt for Burl Reynolds in the "Riverboat" TV series, they de- veloped a friendship that resulted in Needham's debut as a director and a partne.;ship in four movies: the two "Smokeys," plus "Hooper" and the recently completed "The Cannonball Run." The four films have placed a strong emphas is on car action, and Needham admits the problem of try • ing t.o top himself. In "Smokey II" be has a smash-bang finale with SO police cars descending on 40 trucks -"I thought of it In terms of a John Ford cavalry charge." NEEDHAM, WHO founded the or· ganizatlon of Stunts Unlimited 10 years ago. employed 60 stunt drivers for the sequence. He also devised such tricks as splitting a car with a snowplow and rigging autos to drive backwards. Unlike some filmm akers who yearn to try "something a little dif· ferent," Hal Needham is content to re- main in the action field. ''I 'm not s ur e I have the knowledge, the Intelligence or the sensitivity to direct a 'Love Story' or a 'Fiddler on the Roof.' " he ad- mits. "I have to understand what I'm doing, and action is so simple and easy for me that I'd be foolish to try something different. I know what people like. and fortunately they seem to share my sense or humor." His next rum: "Stand on It." which he describes as a story of the backstage hell-raising in the racing. car business. .Gi ve up? It'• Rod Steiger. dressed in HOlidic garb for : Im role cu o rabbi in tlw new movie "The Chosen." ftter Sellers If) The Ninja, unholy masters of terror. • -SO SNIUNQ AND IREAJH.TAKINGLY NEW IT UIEIAU.Y DERES DESCRIPOON. , A triumph conJUMd by an alchemlat.• -ADno ..... 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This newspaper will not knowinf IY aceept any adwert slng for real 2790 HARBOR BLVD. (714) 545-9491 of newpori REALTORS 675-5511 (illA11ST SHOW OM IAnH: s.._. ......... _.. -• f' 2 131 YllW! c ....... .,...._..._ ... __. ..... ,_a-...-,,...;:1: ''° "91.,.....,..,,.,a ..... ,_ ,_ .. i• c--.. M•. SHl,000. COU OF NEWPORT REALTOttS 2111 E. Coelf HwJ .. C•-.. Mw 675-5511 esu&e wbicb is in viola· _Uaa_o1_the_1._. ___ , ........... unt & Associate • OltS: ..... , .. ,. ............... .., ... = ..... ,.., ~.n. MILYPILOT m 1 ... ., ....... .. • , ..... •rte.-...,. ....................... ..... ~ 1001 ....................... .. CHHOI• I ==~to~ & ... beada! New ~ .. ! tleor.1 + I J• I Hurr7. c•ll REAL ESTATE OPIM SAT /SUM 1-5 4 bdrm. view. 1801 gjngs Road. NB. S650.000 Fee. OPIN SUN 2·5 3 bdrm. pool, w/f)Tlvacy . 2283 Waterman. CM. Sl97 ,500 Fee. CUSTOM ON '12 ACU New 3 bdrm. frr,11 .din. contemp. compl. w/every amenity + alr. pool, and spa. Entire upper level qaaater bdrm suite w/library and frple. Spaclous 2 bdrm makt's or ln-law~uarten. Tile roof and VJ1 fl city ll . OWNER WILL LEASE OPl'I . Price ... 000 Fee. ........ ,.., JI II• .................. .......... ., ... I-NII 2043 WESTCUFF DRIVE (714) 646-7711 TAICEH THIS WI& FllST TIME ADVBTISID OLD COM-Large home. dramatic li ghting. spa. r block to Big Corona. well financed. As king 8549,oOO... A listing of Allan Heller. CONDOMINIUM-4 Bdrm. Villa Pacific. close to beach. tennis. spa . etc. Only 5121.500 ... A listing of Sharon eorzine. IACIC IAY AHA-Large living area. 4 Bdrm, pool, clean, on Holiday Road . $260,000 ... A listing of Binnie Dixon. SOUTH COAST Pl.Ali-3 Bdrm. 2 bath townhome. MacArthur Park . . Only S86.SOO... A listing of Barbara Riggs." OM THI 80LP C~ 2 Bdrm. 21AI bath townhome tn Rancho San Joaquin, overlookl1g the lake and mountains. S214.500... A listing of Jacqueline Pearson. OM THI IAMCH-3 Bdrm home.' assume loan. enjoy covered patio\.. 1134.950 • . . A listing of Laraine Shaw. ~IUJ~ tiVMl:i RMI.TORI, 675-6000 ..ae..c:--e ........ c..... .... W£ HAW 17 OP 1H! _,. LllTING8 IN TOWN' 2670 SAN MIGUEL DRIVE (714) 759-1501 673-7761 760-1397 GEIUlY & CRBllTA FOR DOUBLE SERVICE IN REAL ESTATE CALL _ .. TWO -. .. ONGS umac:DUTA STARNES COMPANY REAL TOlt5-IUILDHS . YOUwET MOU FltOM THE STOltE SUPER BUYS AVAILABLE! West Newport. blk to bch .. SlSS.000 Hntngtn Bch. strtr home . . . $95,000 Npt Shores. 3 br . . . . . .. 5169,900 Catalina Isld Penthouse .... $300,000 Fullerton Lease/option .... S105,000 E side ~esa 3 BR ......... , $129,900 OPEN SAT 12-5 #3 Baruna Court. Newport Crest 3 Bdrm. 2:V.. 'bath condo. Vaulted ceilings. Retreat off master bdrm . $181.500. 2000 Wett ..... 1m1. Newport Beach 675·1771 ( -·~ l])ro@ti~~@Ocea r~ Y/ estr1t(· -FINANCING-RHAHCING-FfHAHCIHG. Owner will carry I st T.D. Guarded ~s for your pttSOnOI s~cunty. D,..amatic 2-story. Profftsionol d«or. 3 Ir. 3 lo, formd dht & 1uJe fom rm. Wale to pool & tennis. Rogstone patios with llQ & fire rincJ. Custom spa with waffrfafl. Only $325,000. -aACK IA Y WITH POOL 4 ldnn + bonus room. 3 baths, 2 fireplaces, MW c:arpeting. Lo•ely pool. L~ lot Oft cU:-. soc sfrftt. L~ as.....-. loca Hewty offet .ct at SI 95,000. -EXECUTIVE 5 -POOL & VIEW. Model "--bocks to spoclous .,. ....... Lo•ely dty 11cJMs •iew. L.-ge t..ay ""- fCM'"IMll clNag. ................. 2 ...... & hMis courts. l.autlM pri•ah pool with profe11l0ttally landscaped yard. Locat.d on a quiet cu~-soc. Newly offer.ct $347 ,000. -aEACH CUSTOM OHL Y S36t,OOO~ St.pl to beach. This cha; MllllJ cusfont 2·1tory 11 near new. StcahMd glass. Skytkjht ..try. Fnwch doors. Ilg patio wltlt to.st• 3 ...... 3 balh. .,_, llliss ffti• OM!! -VILLA CONDO ONLY $145,000. Cltae :Lg _.. IR Rmclto S. ~ AtM..W. to.. O•ty 2 pws •w. Hewty offet ed. -SPACIOUS COM CONDO. Be;a:Mr •110W.d. 3 .... 3 b9th ilt grNt loc ..... CloM lo .......... scltools & ,...... 1"-d. ,.,,.... .... roowt. .... ty ............ wet ...... ...... OffM 9d • $21 S,000. 2744 E. COAST HWY. CORONA DEL MAR 759 ·1&1& PAii 1M llAI . .,...aoAL WM&to abal tM •~•*U dem•nd for the 11 ~11, hld Pttt Oily, 1 .; 'i ..... ror lff 8ure1u of rft.lllllMPrilldaa. h...,.._~tocut the .......... ol ll ...... printfd in ~half, --. M "thnaled SJO p>illkl8 .. ,,,... "lt dldil't wort on a national ~ '>••'·· ....... Dab'. • TIM ID"l"lttnelll prillttd 580 ~ "'m1o11 • ¥.• lltlt•'8 u. fall bf 1m ud laauarJ im -~ ~ ~~ lhe ltWDber ol $1 6tns ..._. -aaU~. Da11 sak:I " 180 ..... d tM • billl are iJt circw.U.. 108 milUOll bave worn • and tbe rell -220 ,.. QliWan bUll worth 1440 million .. _.. are ID tterage in the Federal ... ,Be.serve System. ·" ., ,, . "~'£VEN AT THE PEAK or its -~. in 1978, the $2 blll ac· -s oonted '~ onl,y about 4 ~rceht of all .ou~s\andln1 currency notea11 l>ab' said. Tod.-y,, be 4116ttmate.t, the $2 bill accounts • f Pf' only 211'l percent or outst.and- • 'ing notes. ~-.i.1 The s&ory of the Susan B. An· "'tftony dollar is similar. but there ~· possible rescue errorts under way in.t Hin, -.1n1 the late ililfllcbl ...... lntroduffd July a.: ~un. It I• 1u1•r Uwa a ,..,...., but •mailer ~-•&Mr a ball dol1a.r Ot &he oW 1l1V*r dollar. ll 11 aUwr colOted. but 11 .... GI u Alloy ol 15 percnl nlcllel aad 15 percent copper TIM' a.st sll vv dollar -the oae boDOrina Owitht D. EiHnhowtr -hata'l been mlnted 1lnce 19'71. UWl'nl 111111 blll. the ldeM w11 to uve monoy. It cotll three cent.a to produce 1 coin which lasUI an average or 15 • Hr . lt co.5ll two cents to pro- duce ll note which luisl$ only l "1 )'ear Stella Hackel. director of the Bureau ot the Miot. says 800 million ot the coins ban been r.roduted. Some 800 million are n elttlllatloo. Tbe rest -S500 mlllioa worth -are in storaae and tbe Mint suspended produc- tion ol the coin February. a raove it called routine. "Di,tnbution continues, but llOt wilh any great speed ," s aid Ma: Hackel. The Mint is considering some changes i.n the coin. One pro- blem With the Anthony dollar . which bears a likeness or Ms. Anthony on one side and an eagle on the olher, is that "there. is a pei;ceived sirp\lhrlt~ to ~e quarter." TO MAKE TU£ dist 0 inction clearer. the Mint. may alter the cbmposition or the alloy used ror the coin to make il copper col· <>tea. Copper and nickel would ~till predominate. ·but there would be a s light a.mount of aluminum and s1)1con. Ms. Hackel said. Th• Mint allo may replaee the •API wiLh the numeral one. lb. Hackel •aid l•1Watlon may be Introduced In Con1re11 next year to put tho chances in the works. • Daly and Ma. Hackel agreed that a m1t.tor reason ror the lack of p()pularlty of the Anthony dollar and the $2 bill is the public's reluctance to accept a new Idea . ''PEOPLE CANNOT become 1tccu1lomed to changing their boblta." Ms. Hackel said . An attempt to distribute the coins through post offices this year was unsuccessful: clerks rinally stopped giving out the coins unless cW1tomers asked for them. Ms. Hackel said the popularity of the dollar coin would not Increase untU banb band them out routinely. Today. she sa.ld, many banks don't even have them in stock. ONE WAY TO force accep· t ance of the dollar coin and the ~i2 bill would be to withdraw the ~H bill rrom circulation or al l1easl cut the number of notes :iharply. But Ms. Hackel noted t hat Congress has told the •rreasury il is opposed to that idea. · On e con gress man, Rep. Clarence Mill er. R·Ohio, re· counted hls experience with the currency. During a visit to his home district. Miller said. he ran up a $3 check al a local store and orrcred a $2 bill and an An· tnony dollar as payment. "They nearly threw me out of the store." he said. GETTING GLOWING REVIEWS FOR NEW SONG ~18bema Clcka With "Tenne ... • Rlftr' •• .. f!rom Tips to Tops •:\ ~ ' .... •\!•• ?'"=~ Unsalaried Band Has No. 1 Country Song MASIWILLE. Tenn. (AP) - '"'For a croup that played for tiP' as recently as July 12, the four. piece band Alabama has doae ,.,u. ~~·si~. weeks after playing ~ ulal'f, the band bad the r -~o .. 1 1CJ91 CJll the oation~l COUil· V)' itlwts, a klck·up-your-beels J:lece called ''Te.Dnelaee River.·• .. ! . ' l.ABAMA, WHICH has .r reviews as one comrtry-rock 1roups -to eeme alonl tn several years, , u.t ...,_ for tipe iD Myrtle ........, S.C., •"'7 1ammer ex· ceat llr .. tbe PMt nine yean. -;-u waa not H bad aa it ,1.-1Mlt," rta,U.m guttaria Rm· ~ Mkl in a telepboM tn· ~ fnm LoWa.llie, KJ .. ~ ... bmcl WU pel'fonnlq. ·~ ,,... up and down tbe ~--to MJl'tle Beatb, IO ...................... .............. IOIMUmel !W• were estnwasant. -.............. ft pt $100 to do E -1 " OW.. Hid. ·~One r:iv "" • •100 to play MflfllOlel.'SMpwe Illi~ -to do It lllllln :.iilil·--• molher $100 to play •...• , ....... tvr PlOlllaD .. ...... ....,.,,,...._. M~tward1. l4t •• ....... u.. ....... a. Ila..,... tt.'' . ........ 1.-... ,--af---··~:.;,·-·'· ( N1lJIJ..liJ,E J They s igne d with RCA Records in April after being turned down ··by every label in Nashville" down through the years, Owen said. Three dif· ferent times the past 10 years they almost gave up the music businesa, but tlieir perseverance is finally paying off. "OvS GOAL 18 to be country g.,,up ol the year and have a No. 1 PoP sinJJe, .. Owen said. .. We i>refer to be country rint and Cl'OllOVer second," he said. "We don't try to classify what we putout. "I've always been a bi& ran or Creedence Clearwater Revival. n., Md lour-piece stun like we do. They'd be doing this kind of music now." Much of their music is rock· oriented three·part harmony, reminiscent of Creedence Clearwater Revival's .. Proud Mary." ''YOUNGE& PEOPLE see us and reAli:se there's 10mething to · country music ·other than what Mom and Dad say," Owen said. · " 'Tennessee River' Is a simple song that younger people enjoy. It's a happy song aboµt going to the rlver and filhing, that kind or tbm1. A baaic appeal of the sons is the bluegrass reel. • . spent months on the chords." Owen said he believes it will take another year for the group to atablllb ill following. "Thea ii the th~ cbanae." he Hid. "we can cban1e wiLh the limes to stay 1Uccessru1." EPA. Effects Recall (If Herbicide· TOK WASHINGTON (AP) -Tbe EnYltonmefttal ProtectloD Aten· er laal announced an •1Ne11MDt bf Robm and Hau Co. to atop · HUIDa and to recall n.lltiq ttoeb of a berbjelde ea.lied TOK, w!Mb .... caueed canes r auua cWeeta and 1eMtie damase ln teat ant mall. . -._ l:4lwla Johnlon, Miid ol IJPA'I ...Ueklel prolfam, said TOK,· ..... trtde name of a ca..mte.a o.u.f 1dtralen, la a weed killer used by I"*'" ol ~. eadlloww, cabllqe. Bl'Ultela sproutl, • on~ont. prtte ... eeler7. , . It II allo Uled bJ nunerlel srowtDI rOMI aDd ch1'71U· · :::::-• rlllU~·war ..a ID ltor ... yar9, but ti DOt med c..=-== l=Htd Nltltetionl on ltl W I• r. b.,...llftl WOllM8 '!'kl· .. ~.,. to mlx, lotd or apply _ .... ttabuc TUNNEL VENTURE MDIORIALIZED BY MUSEUM 22·Y••r Project Called Monument to YankH Ingenuity 1'PWlr-10 Tunnel Tells Tall Tales 'Hole' Cost $15 Million, 195 Lives NORTH ADAMS. Mass. (AP> -ll took 22 years to dig, killed 195 men, bankrupted three companies and cost fi ve times more than anyone expected - and it was jus t a hole in a mountain. But when the lloosac Tunnel opened in 1873 it was one of the engineering reats in a century that already boasted the Erie Canal and the Brooklyn Bridge. NOW, A NEW museum in North Ada ms celebrates the memory of this monument to Y ~kee ingenui~y, vision and stubbornness. Housed in a maroon 1926 railroad passenge r ca·r purcha se d rrom th e Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority for $1, the Hoosac Tunnel Museum sits in what once was a bw;tling train yard. Inside, the tale or "The Great Bore" is told in music, words and pictures. -nre1unner-was-an expttSStorr of the optimism and confidence that buoyed the second half of the 19th century. Engineers, it has been written, turned poet at its mention, and businessmen threw money to the wind in its pursuit. DIGGING BEGAN IN 1851 with hand labor and crude tools, much as it had been done for centuries. But by 1873, the need to move two million tons Qr rock had forced the development of modem tunneling techniques. inc l uding th e u se of nitrogl yce rin e a nd t he compressed air drill. Until 1916 the 4l%-mile tunnel under Hoosac Mountain between tiny Florida and North Adams was the longes t in North America. ln 1976. the American Society of Civil Engineers named it one or the nation's 40 landmarks of civil engineering. .. ll's a hell of a story," says Lewis Cuyler of the Hoosac Tunnel Museum Society. VtSlroRS TO THE museum sit in the car's original seats and watch a slide show about the tunne l that is s piced by ~ recording of local folksinger Peter Grey's "In the Tunnel." The tunnel's origins date to the 18~0s, whe n Fitchburg -+ndusl·Fia4 isl Al ve h-Groeke~ wanted a way to get his producLc; thrQugh the Berkshjres lo New York State. Although estimates varied, most observers felt a tunnel through the big wall of a mountain east of North Adams would take three to five years and cost $3 million to $5 million; 25 years and $15 million later their folly bad become apparenL Slwplifter Costs You $200 a Year ATLANTA <AP> -Each time a teen-ager takes a $2 ·lipstick from a five-and-clime, the retailer charges the loss to the rest or his customers. 1be total bill for pilfering from stores around the country is costing e¥}l American household $200 a year, a study says. Five cents of every retail dollar goes to cover a store's loss to its more llgbtfingen!d customers, says the study, which concludes thatsboplifting now costs Americans $16 billion annually. ••WE ABE SUBSIDIZING SHOPLIFTING," says Dan Robertson. director of marketing at Georgia St.ate University, who was among the speakers at tbe first National Shoplifting Preveatioll Conference. , ·The thrust of the conference, sponsored by the AUanta-based National Coalition to Prevent Sboplifting. is to identify who shopllften are and bow to cure their habit. · Robertson said his figures are double previous estimate of dollar losses to shoplifting, but called them "conservative" t>eeame they include only losses and not stores' costs to prevent shoplifting. TRB FIGUaES llE BASBD ON a five-year !rtQdy, finaDced by tbe recteral Law Enforcement Assistance . Administration desiJD'd as evidence for lawmakers CODlddering ..,...,,... meu~ agaiDat lbopllft.i.Dg and for reta1len planning campalgm aaal.aat it. The suney included 49,000 interviews with~ and 3,500 lDterviews with retail store owners and managen, and covered 20 stores. "Each household in America gets a bill ot S200 per year for abopllfting, i.D the fqnn of higher prices in tbe store,'' RobertlOD said. addin8 the "sublidy" is the martup merchants UH to~ tbelr loues • Retailers 'say two-thirds of tbe shoplifters wbo are caqbt are juveniles, Ind the crime la on tberile. Robertson alloaald eblldrea as YOUDl•3andsmiol'citbenabavebeencauPtsteaJIDg. T8 8llOfLIPTBa'S BOOTY VStJALLY comprises small. high-value Items such as eosmetics, jewelry, clotblq, record albuml or lapel • The project ~ot orf to an inauspicious s tart whe n an expens ive boring machine screwed several feet into the rock -and remained lodged there several years. A successor by the same designer c ut rock for a week before falling apart. If rock on the eastern ·race was too hard, the land on the west was too soft ; it was like digging porridge, they said. Out or such frustra tion a nd failure -· digging on one side progressed 10 reel in the first 10 years -the tunnel became what Cuyler calls ''the fount.a.inbead or modem tun· neltechnology ... Nitroglycerine was not new. but its volatility made its use and transportation ruky. LEGEND HAS IT that one night a wa gon driver wa~ hauling a load or the stuff over Hoosac Mountain. It was chilly on lbe_pee\k. so h o t a tavern for a few drinks. Then he staggered back out to the wagon and beaded off. He lost controt of bis horses. and he and the urgo spilled over. But to hi s drunk e n amazement. the latter did not explode; hence, the discovery that nitroglycerine s hould be packed in ice lo reduce its t e mp e rature and it s explosiveness. But even with these tcchnicar adva ncements. the digging was hard, dirty and dangerous. Death came in explosions, ca ve-ins, fires or s imple accidents, and often it came anonymously. Mos t victims we re drifters, many of them French Canadians. The local newspaper reported tunnelers• deaths. but not always t)\eir names. ONE MAN WAS bisected by a newly sharpetaed drill bit tbat rell down the central shaft, which had been drilled down the center of the mountain to open two more digging faces. The shaft also was the site of the twmel's worst disaster. In October 1867, an explosion and blaze in the hut above the shaft. rained fire and debris on 13 men below. The shaft filled with water when pumps failed. It took a year to recover all the bodies. By the time the tunnel was finished it had, in some ways. already passed its prime. New York City had replaced Albany as a rail center, and even the mighty Erie Canal had seen its busiest days. New England textile mills were to move south, and t.he century of the truck and the car loemed ahead. TODAY THE TUNNEL loots much like it always has: 34 feet wide, 20 feet high, with a single track nma.ing through. Someone standing in the center of the tunnel. 1,000 feet below the peak above, cm barely see the east and west portals -two pinpricks of llsbt in a black undel'1ftll'ld. • Of tbe j1mmlJee Interviewed. 35 pereent aUl the)' lhopllfted "because they did not bave tbe money" to buy tbe IOOdl. Robertloasald. Some aue more than ooe reuoa ror abOpliftiq, ud Ule R Biul t tdhe Boston & iMaine •UrftJ fouDd %f~t did it OD a dare, %1 ,.-u a .......... , .... a roa waats no v altors. Im ~ UK&ll -became up to 1J frellbt tniDs ecr:-,..: .......... ~ ... percent aaicl tbey did it to set even atilt pau through the tunnel ... , each da7. Mo reaularly .. AIDOlt ball teld aa tbeJ haft ~ and • • llx oat of 1eMdtded puMDler t.raiDa bave seven. wbo told• &Mr Uopllfted lndleated they were Mt.cunqlbt," uaed lt liDoe lB. • RobertloD old. . But l.t· Nbrt1J Adams still BUT •AHY anAIUllB AND 1 ··-· ;...,,_ ~ ln1111 Ila -......... ID n.o.-~ ' ''il-., I .......... .. .. u. tmnel.. there ....... 1~.~~J.-!!f.:~~ ,app. tOlrf.t~,· d•11ker side -the sbadow I 8aatMn ~ ~ •. • • i ·e•u..ht.~ lllltory wl economlea, c• 4" Aid. . • ~.. . ,btom --.. In )'!J5,. N ortlt ·Ada me TraMerl'pt' r~P'>tt•r J•tne,11 Walsh •oted, a fieUll1 ••ttaat .t~;F:!! Y••" ( I .,_. ) ...... clDWOUI.'. .. .IUIT ascAVIS YOO are oow•ecl b.J a pea1loa plaa doea •Ol -.eu tluat you wlll ........ tr -....... -,... ........ tM .......... Iii,....~·' ..,. ...... ,...,. tbe U.S. ~ ol l..Hor. '1U ,_ doe"t bow wtaat ,_. ..... ,......., ~ .., fail to qulif)' for 'M eOlL" ne ~ pide, "Know Your Pt9ion Plan," ls nallable, at no cbarse, from the Coal..._. lllfanuticm Cent«, ~ 5MH. Pueblo, Co&o •• lla. llmt wart .. la printe ,... plans are gaar.....,.. eertaia rtibta aader tbe Employment Retiremml lneeme Security Act ol 11'7f -ERISA. U you dan't know whether 10Q1' plan ia included, •k )'our employ•. The actmjnt.trator of any pmaioa procram covered by the law must 1ive participants something called ·a summary plan descriptipn. sometimes referred t.o a.au SPD. The awnmary must be written in anderstandable lUll\laae. It must inclaade information about eJ.isiblllty ·require- metU.a for benefit.a. It also must explain bow you accumulate benefit.a, bow you can lose them and bow you ftle a claim for them. Read the summary carefully; don't Just stick it away in a drawer. TllE&E AaE TWO BASIC types of pensions· the defined benefit plan and the defined cootribu· lion plan. With a defined benefit plan, the a.mount of mooey you will get when you retire is flXed in advance, but your contributions vary. With the de- Cmed contribution plan -.iso known as an in- dividual account plan -it's the other way around; the contribution ls fixed in advance, but the amount of money you will get varies. That's because there is a separate account for each participant in a defined contribution plan. The money ln each account is invested and benefit.a de- pend en the return on the investment. It is important to know bow your benefit.a are vested. VeatinC protect.a you agaimst losing your entire pemicn ii you chanae jobs. BRISA sets minimum vestinl requirements for all plans cov- ered by the law. There.are three options: -Cliff vest.iQg, which provides full vestinl after 10 years of service and no vestinl before tb•t It JOJl.R&rtidH\e in ~ = plan for at least 10 years, you get all ~ ta you hive earned. -GllADBD VBSftNG, wldeb jHOtldes 25 per- cent' a' ... llfter fin yean of lel'Yke, 5 percent ft9tiag for 99Cb edditicmal year up to 10 years, plus an additional 10 percent for eaeb year thereafter. u JOU parti~ in • ll"8ded Wlltinl plan for Mvm years, for example, you will be m- tlUed t.o 35 percent ol tbe ber.eQta JOU bave med. You m1llt stay in the plan for 15 nan t.o let all the beneflta you have earned. -Jtale.ol-45 vating, which )>IOVicle& 50 pet'· cent wstiq for an employee with at least five yean of l«Vice when bis or ber a1e and yean of service add up t.o 45, plus 10 percent for each addi- tional year up t.o five years. In this cue, your age as well as your length ol employment determines when your benefit.a are 100 percient vested. Before you start calculating your pension, check to tee bow your eml*w• meuura a year of sel'Vice and what happens if there ia a break in employment.. Jn most cases, the Labor Depart- ment says, you get credit for a year of service if you work at least 1,000 hours in a period of 12 con- aecuUve months. That worb out t.o 25 fO.bour •eeks. Many plans also say that you have a break in 1ervice if you do not work at least SIG hours in 12 consecutive months. You could loee aome or all of 1our benefits because of this kind ol break. NewFle161 - ...... ............ A "compr omise plan·· to preserv~ a white-water raflfng area along the Stanislaus River above New Melones Dam has been pro-, po sed by s tate Resources Ag e ncy Director Huey D. Johnson. At Home SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -'The U.S. Postal Service has obtain ed federal court orde r s halting mail deliveries to three firms which have been promoting work·al ·home envelope stuffing plans. a spokesman said. Postal Inspector M .J . McKim said temporary restraining orders were obtained from U.S. Dis· tric t Court. ~. Auautlt 30. 1110 lllCTtlHIUI euMMIM ...... ITAfflMMl -......... --....... ~ --1 COM I I N If 0 If It V IC I I l f lel"fT AUOC1ATIOM -~ AM .,. ... , "" e. '""' •Jn, s.M• AN,CAwtt ...... ~ '"....,.. .... c-.. ..... CA-.z7 Tiiie ........ ~-. ....... .iYWlllM. ...... ~ .. ™' .... ..,.... -filed w4tlt .,.. cwmv ci.ni .. 0roo.., c-otv .. Jiiiy PUBLIC NOTICI: PUaLtC H8A•INGS WILL BE HILD IV THI COSTA MISA PL.AN,. HING COMMIM!ON AT THE CITV HALL. n ~Ilk on ... , c.i. ,. ... C.H'91N9 ... t:• ·~· W ff -M _ ..... """""" .......... .... tffl'IW .. ~,...,.... ...... -4iflt -41ctllefttl Pt4999 U. '"°· ......... ~ .. Cllell Getty..... PM11M TIENTATIVI! MAP 0 .. T•AC:T TT·llt21 tor • & • Co11up1t • ~1, ......... tor ~ S..-0'1 •1141 Tom C:...Ny, $0l ICl"t ·~ • NOW90'1 ~"· for 0 -let tlltl-cllYltlO<\ for ~Oftclorl>lf'il#t\ !Mlf'OOMt, kleotoCI ot JSS ond »1 Avoc:.cto Stroot, 111 •11 It·• Zo110. 1!1,..lr011f'llo11tat O.t~mlnetlOft: ~lw Ooc: .. retloft IZf.tl).IGll. ,,.. .._a.•· ....... ,.. ,.,,. "'*' ..... 0r ..... CNSt Ooltv "' ... -----------A~.1J,JD ......... t),t• ,...... ZONE EltCl!ltTION PE•MtT ze.eo-113 .nct T....cet1.,.. ~Of Tr.ct Pl18LIC NOTICE lltCTI'nOUI • .,.. .... llNllll llAT8MIMT , ............... ,_,_ .. ~""'" M '6t 11eAINE"'-.... ........,,,.,...,.,HO. E C.t•Met.t,c:e1...,.,...ttm CiMlo .... Gol ......... '2nt Tltto .._,... T rllloloe. 20«> OrMIQO. C...C• -... GolllOt'llia nnr Tf!ICt ......... ll<-.a.clbYMin-........ Tlft«IM Trlbolel Tltj\ ti--we\ llled Wllll IN c-ty Clerk Of OfMOe C-lY °" ...,s1tt."90 "'4J7tl PllllllllWd Or ..... Co.HI Oa!IY Pltot. Alie. •• s.. .•. ll, '°· ,.. ~ PUBLIC NOTICE t-·-----------tTT·11278 tor P-114>1.tlls, aut"°'beCI PUBUC NOTICE "9'fll tw ROlltn W. $-.W0'1, S02 I( StrHt, B•lboe, ~ Coftclltloftal Uw ,..r mil for •n 11'41nit c onclomlnllffft wit" NOTICa"CWOtHOt.UTIOff varl•Met from Ml ~II. llullcllflQ OP PAltTMl•IHIP stP•••lloft, and bulldlno llelQlll U Publk notk• Is~ QI~, .... 1ior1 .. 1 -• -.lot ~ubclMSIOft tor OIANE LINDSEY. -RICHARD C. conclomlnlu"' t>Ut'POS .. , IO<•lod •I CllOCICETT, lle<ototor• clolnQ bull· l40-UO AVOC4ICIO Str .. t, In an•~ l-. nen -tlw lktltiou. """ n.me Envlronmentfl O.tor,,.l11•tlon' -ttytoof LINOSEV & CflOCKETT .... ~tl.,..Oe<l.,j\loft . •t I Loll~. City of lrvlno, '°""'Y ot • ~. Sill• of c..tftonll•. did °" me F~ I~ lntor.,..1-°"I~ above Ut" Clllv of AUQIM. "'°· bv MU1u•• OPOll<allortl, ·~ 7W.SUS ~call <O<\W"t. "'"°'.,. IN ~d .,.r1ner1hlp •• Ille ottke of tllr Pl..,..inQ ~·•· •nCI termln•t• tllelr ••••tlonl u ment. q_,, 100. /1 Fatr O..lw. Cllil• e>ar11i.n tllereln. M•w. C:•"'°""., Furl-..OCl<e 11 hef1!t>v Qlvon INll COSTA MES• IM Un0el'11Qned wlll not bf-ruoonsl. ~NNING C:OMMISSI~ b4•. from ll>ls NV °"· tor ,,.,., 0041oa RICNrd C:.n-. uon lncurftd IP( trw olher •n ,,,.., own 0...,....,, narno °"In~,,._ o1 ,,,. firm. o..nes w R~s. DATED AT A ...... 1m. C:•hl~n1• S«nol.try.tnd ttlls 2tt1' dey of AllQOlst, '"° DwKlor of P•-- P'l1BUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE llte:Tlnout ltUtttla.. PICTrnoul ~ ..... ITATIMllfT MAMll ITAftMa•T Tiie ... _ .... ..,_, ••• Nlnt Tiie IOllOW!ftO --~ ero clolflO ~ff: lllullnenos: TITAN ~TECTION. d W.. SAN JUAN ~AIUNBllS. LTD., • .............. Golllonllo '1714 "* Mt. CllftWMCI Cite•. Powrteln ~--"-........ ,_. 41 Vell9Y.~'2M • ~ ...... tl"llW,Co1Hw'Mott7" MIMIM ....,, o ~·<er· Oenvt $. "9111. ll'IM LM ........ ..,., ..... 17 .. Mt. Cltftwood C"°'•· .. ......... _ u... ~.,... ........ Y .... y, Califwlll•tr70I Tlllt M!nfft It <oncllKtff bY • 8•fto11 0.Ytloemt_nt Co,.. • .._ .. .-1Nt11Mto. CAlllfwftlt <_,,.,etlOll. 110 Mt. <,;Ill· ..._,.J, .....-...-twooo Clfcto, "01111tel11 v .. 1.y, Tiits tt--w• fifed w1t1t t"9 CAllHomlo '21'1 c-1y Clorll .. OfMOe c;,..nt, on A,_.._, .....,_._. ,.,_,,,os, AwtVtt I, tW. II Cotlfonlle ~tttoll. i100 81f<ll. "t4Qlt ~a..n..Calltomla~ Publi"-CI Or ... (OH i Delly Piiot, Tltl• but iNst I• <-led l)y • "419, iO. $tell. 6, 13, ?Cl, IW ,,.._. llmlloO -1Nf'MllP. PUBLIC NOTICE PICTITIOUS aUlllel:SI NAM« STATEMENT TM tol_.no persons ant 004110 bllt'-••" COMMERCI AL EOUIPMENT Ll!ASIHG .• Johll v...ivro. ,,.,, Mt. Cllffwoocl Ci•clo, Fount•lll Y•li•Y. Col~ftlt '21111 Rol>ort Fr.tftll C:"rhlle. )Oett P•'"'•tlo Piao, L•QUft• •••<"· Mltlloll l!QUity Al<Nrds-ton, Prei!Oent T~IS \i.,1-t WH Ill~ ""'" .... County ci.rk of Or.tnQe C:OUftly on AUQUll ... l'llO llMDOIS. KENDALL & MA•· •tNOTON A Pt elO ... _, UW C:.-at- 42"--.-.• ""'° lff ~ llMdl. CA '2 ... .. . .,. P\lb41s-Orenoit C:O." O•lly Pllol, A.io. JO, Secil. t. ll 10. 1'80 l56iHO ca11tont10mn 1-----------Wlltltrn ~ o.My Jr .• JI... PUBLIC NOTICE Ce~i.-.EtToro.Col ........ ~l-----------T"I~ bu\lftff• I• Cllftdu<lod by • ,.ICTITtOUI aUSINESS oet1er•I ~ci.flsllo NAME STATEMENT Thi ---w 11~ •"" -Tht 1ottow11tQ peoons ere CIO<PWJ I ,,.., M -'* " bU\11\&\\ •s C:ountv Clef1l of 0<-C-IY on fOAqAHCE 19. 207• Ou•ll 51""'1· AUQUst ll. t•. N,,_peirt Be..:11. C:.l1tomt• 91Mo0 . ",,._,1 Sltdtmo o.w1_..1 Co • Inc . • "'CTITIOUS •UllNlll R. c Croo.ett PuC1UsNC1 Ortn90 C:o.sl Dally P,lof, NAMa STATUACNT WM. r:. MtOONALO AUQ. JO, 1'80 ))7J..« P\lbli~ Or-~ o.llV Pliot. C•lltorn•" C0<PC1<.ttl0<\, 101' Ou•il A.io. 1•·· tl. JD. 5"11 •· 1• :132,,.., SttPtf. NewPOQ bus!· A.-y NHH 177121!.0tll~. '!?MO -----------1 A.F S 0.vetopment CM!lil•a· MICHAEL "S. •110ce ... Hiii, Hunt· TMtltl. Gllhntl• '2.. PUBUC NOTICE 1119\on 8oecto. c:.i1tom1• .,..7 Publl"*I Oranve c:o." Oaity PllOI. ----------- PUBLIC NOTICE tlo,., 1111 Or•naewood Annul'. ·---------·~----tOr;;:::e~:..,~:~ledby •<M· Mk"'94 J-AllHrn, "' O<Hn Auq 30. '"° )571-tel Hiii. Hlill.tlnglon B .. <"· C:•litornl• 1------------1 N-N_...., l po ... tlon ~'~Is conc11Kte4 bY .,. In· PtJBUC NOTICE NOTICE o" SALIE OF NOTICE o" SALE o.. St-Onl'IOCI"'""' to. Inc •liAL P.oPlltTV AT •EAL PltOl>EltTY AT PhlhpA ~turn,. 1t•IVATI. SALE P•IVATIE SALi! Pre~t CllVIO<MI Mi<l\MI ...,,..,,. Tl1tl 1i.t-t w•s lilt<! wltll I~ County CMrt< ot 0r6'1QO County °" AUQUtl 2t. 1'9Q. '1441'1 I Put>llsllecl Oranoe c:o.st O•lly Pltot. A.io.JO Soc14.6, 13.20, l'llO >52'"'° PUBLIC NOTICE "ICTITIOUS aUSINESS NAMI' STATEMENT The lollowlnQ Pl!rSOnl .tre clo1nQ .,..,.~,M. RUNNING ON EMPT Y PRODUCTS. 1)10 E SI. Andrews Pl .. HO. G. Santa"-· c;Mltoml• '270S Denl\I' E Mclnt.,,.. •• 1320 e. St. Andrews Pl., No. G, S.ftll An•. , .... om1. '270S COllSlenco P Mc;lfttyre, tm E. St. A11drew\ Pl., Ho. G, S.nl• An•. C•lllornl• 92'0S Tiiis ~uwu '' conducted bY • C)et'erOI per1nenl1jp o...nls Mcintyre T'lll' ,,.,,_,. w~ "'"" Wllft , ..... '°""'Y Clerk ot 0••• County on AU9U\I 11, 1'10 Fl .. llJ Pvtlll$1ted Or-Coul o.;1y PllOt, AUQ. 30, 5ei1t. t, IS, 10. ,_, Js.8-80 PUBUC NOTICE NOTICE 0" ~euc: HEAltlNG No. A·1'2MI No. A·l .. .ttl I ""' "•1c...-1 wa, 111.,., with IN-a1"°4llE TMI. lf'ltMS-WC-'•I '"IM5-'iorC...,,ofllW COUrttY Clerk ot 0••-C:ountv Olt PLANNING COMMISSIC* OP THE ,,_ 5'.w .. Qlitonl•... SU.of Ql!Mnoi•"' •1141 •uou~• :nt, l'lllO CITY OF FOUNTAIN VALLEY tfloC:O-VofOt'.... fw•C:-yotOr-F1441M NOTfCIE t!> HEREBY GIVEN '""' In ttte Man~ .. '"" Etl;tteot MVRA 111 Ille m•flt • Of 1111' .,, ... ol f Pvbll•lled °'""°"Cod,, Ootlv P1101, °" Wedne1day. S.Pletnller 10, l'l90. "' M,AUOL IN,Oe<u~ LEONAqo J PCAOENZ•.Ot<use<I. Auq lO. SePl.•.•3.20,l'll!O )!>61-30 7:30 p.m. In tNt City Council Chdm· Hollo I• herebY QIYl'ft that 1111! un· Noll<<' •• hrrt'bv 0'""" tll•I ttw "" . _ _ _ _ !Mr\, 10200 Stetf'r A..,.ue, Foun111n de"lqnecl will 'W'll "' Prlvdlf' Sdle, to °"of r,~!':.d1~1'!'ooet L·~~'ra'"°'J ~~n",~.. PUBLIC NOTICE Valley. ttte Pf1•NHnQ Gomml~\1on w11r 1111! ll•Qllf!\I and bl!\I l>tdder. •ubieerlO< c.oun. de<e.sed. w111 '"" "' prl••IP , ..... to __ _ lttms °" O< alle< lhe IOlft d•y of Septemller, the h•Q~I bt<IOI'• u"°" uw term\ and P•ECISIE Pl.AN ND. JU; VAltlANC 1"90, •I '"" off kt of Ct<ARlES A. cond1llont ""'"'"""'"' """'"°"""' a11d f'IC'TITIOUSaUSINEU CASE N0.11'• JORDAN. Altor.-v at L•w. SO~ C:ily wbte<• \dlCI NAME STATE~ENT Pfllll<I" wr>mltteo<IQ •n P•rkw•v Wttl, Sulle 'IOCI. Or•noe.1 s.,.,.rlOr c.oun. on O• atff'• the'"' Gdv f l'IP IOllowlnQ """°" •• dolnq bus .. Joann .....,_, lor ·a tn•el'·\lory ofllc. C•lltornla Y?M>I. Countv ol Orotnge, ot Septpf1\Cl'r1 tQflO, .J1 100 Ci•I< Cl'flte• nus .t\ buildlno IO be IO<Aled .01 .. tn• lo f Sidle of <A11lornl.t, •II lftp •iQftl. htle o ...... Wesl (th Of S.nla AM C:ounly CLAAALISA. 1377 IC•nQll\htr '°"'" ·~°'""''Win°'-Freewa -•nl-t of WtCI CIKtt..wd •• uw,ot Of•"9t. $Jal" ot C:•11torn1• •II the Or,.e. Huntington Be«ll, C•hlom1.t ..,, .,. BrooattUf'\I Sl!'ffl. Uart.r><e ,.,,,.. Ol dl!alll and dll lllr •OQnl Ulle riqhf. t1ttf' and 1nlP<f'\t of \<hd a.. .,.... Ca~ No. 11'1 tor a p.>rklnQ .,.,...,.. ""° lnl••t•I '°"'I'"" ••I.tie Ol ...,,a Ot'· 1 < .. ,.,.,di ,,,.. .. ,..... ot °""I" ..nd •II 11tt• CI•"" Ah ct Ou 1>1.,1n, 8311 w•t 11~ In <oniun<hO<\ "'''" 1,_. e><e <•••I'd ""' <KQUtf'eO by -uhon ot roqftl 111ff....,., ''"~" 111a1 1111! •itate 1(1nqll\,.... Orlve. HUftlinqton lle«ll. caw Pl•n OPt0tOn ••w Of' ottwrw1\lf' other'""""' Of '""°°'•I ">f '"'Cl deC••"'1'd h-d\ t1cau1rf'd nv C•lltofnfa.,.._ CC*OITIONAL USE PE•MIT NO, 0 lion IO '°"'I Gt "'"' de<P•..0. "' lfW ooer•t'°" ot l<>w °' o41Wf'W1.,. 01""• '"'' bul•"tt\ '' <OftdU<ted llv ""In· Petition \<.Clmllll'O bY Oft•noo M•t ll"W' of <ll!ath, 1n •nd 10<111 lllr u rt•in 1,..n 0< '"...,.,.,_to'""' of ~"'.,. d1vldu•I QUete. for • rK 'f<hnQ <"'tf'f •l t1fl1 '~•• pr00f'f'1y '\'tua·t"' '" t~ (CM.tnty ott te•~ et ''*"""° ot °""'n .n 4"0 &o Cl4'•rt-Ou P1dtrt NewhOC)l'Stred., Ot"~.5itat•ofC.ahtorn•d.D¥tl<.vlar.1 tttl lft•t c.-r t,un rt--dl IJtOpt'rty ft•u' \lat"'°'""t •d~ f1IN ••fft tfillt CONDITIONAL USIE PE•MIT NO ly deKrr-ot\ lotlO~. to..w1I. i>af1Kul<Wlv cft5(r1l)t(I I\ lollOwl. to· I Cou.,h Clerll of 0.-County Oft July •n; TIENTATIYI Tit ACT NO. 11111·. P•rcet 1 .... "· "'° l ot 1•04 Tract""' .n .,.r mao r~I Loi 1. u"'' Al ot Tr,><t 81/l 1n 1111' f'UM» Petition ~ullmitled by V•ll.tQ corOed 1n Boo;. 31 _, 1•..,,., 1S ot C••• of M""on V••io County o• Pu1'41\lled Or-Ccwst 0 .. 1., Piiot. Proc>f'rty Mll~t. •nc 10 .,.,m, M1Kl'll..,....., M.tCK •f' ,,,. ofh<e o• ,,,. Or.tnqt', S1a1p of C•1otorn1a. '" .,., Auq 1•, 23. JO. S.O. • •-3380.eo Ille \ullcll,,.•t0n of 1..., P.orll Pa<tflC rpcordf'r Gt lllf' Cou<ttv of OrdrtQP M•o rttorded •n Boot< <Cl& p_, " Ap,artmont <ome>I*• Into 111 unth 111 Sl•I" of c:.lltom•• more CCln'monly I""" 1t, M1~e•11tr'POU'> M4oo. o• 011.r 101 l>Uildi~J Heh ..,..1 cont••nlno 1.,.,.. knoown .t\ 1031 Soutll Towner. Sant.t Atto•CI• ot OrdnQP CountY C:<1h0o•n•.t. PU BLIC NOTI CE more ap.8(1,,_I "-'"na unll' '" A,,., C•hfOntlo tommon•• known ;i., ,,.,., C"'<l•n" -----------llll.e Traci NO 11171 lor '"" \ul>-Pllrtei 1 Ml\\oOlt V .. t0. Cd1ttorn•" FtCTITIOUS aUSINESS ct1vltl0n w•~ lllecl ift con1unct101t wit LOI I 04 ••«• 1:i.1 •• , Pf"• Mdll f erm s04 s..1 .. c.n11 1n l.....,,U, monoo• NA'"'E STATEMENT Ill<! conditional 115'1! permit tlwrf'Of recorded in 8oolt O , 11-'Qe 1S of of 1111' Untied Sl1tln °" conttrm.thOft Ill Th• totlow1ng perSOt>s erl!' do1nq "ICTtTIOUS 8USINESS CC*OITIONAL USE Pl•MIT H0.47 Mi'-Cell.....,.,.., "'"II' •n tttp office°''"" '"1•. or P M 1 <"'" <11td b~l•n<" 11Us1,..,s'"· NAM.IESTATl.MENT Petition Wtwftltled by HawtflOf rec oroer Ot the Covn•v of Ofa119t. l'Vld .... <PO ll• note , .. cured bY •300 8UILOING. tOOOOU.11, Sutll!' Tiie lotlowlnQ persons uo cloln9 CIW'oslltn Sc'-1• tor uw ol • 70" St•I• .,. C:...lilorftf8, morl!' commonly mortQ-or fru•I O<>..a °" 1~ .. prOf)o•• no. N~ Bt-«11. C•lofoml• ~ buslnene~. SS II, tral~r tor <IMvoom purposes ". kftOWn "'· 1117 Wnl SI Andrew\. Sa•" I ty w \Otd, r~n Ptt <""' OI •mount ll•<t hrenc11 A Wel$h. 1301 OalorCI $ lht'" ldCillfY loca ted ., IU) ta An.l,c.tfrtom1.t IO .... del)O\lll'd •o1tttllod L•<W". N-11Me<".C.tlll«nlan6ea TWO OF TllE slop or· . Hun:~·~.~~.~!"~"'· 8rookttunt Street Pol•Ctll 3• Bod\ or Off~(\ lo .... In Wflltnq dnd I Ao~ ~ MuHef, •IO'I HIQ'>la"<I d e r s a II egi ng r a Is e He•thor Louise Elli"9""'· ''°' NOTICE OF PltEPA•ATION D 'lot IS Of Tract IS'1 ptor mdp r• • .. 111 be rK~•"1'<! di II• .. (!IO<t•'wf•d olflce o ....... NewPO<t B••ch, C:.tlllo<n1a NEGATIVE OECL.ARATIC* corded In 800!I 4'1, 1)"91l\ )fl .mo •0 Of al •nv ,,,, .... ottl'f lllt• lor'1 pVOltrr1uon ~1'60 representation in VOi Ve =··-· Costa Mew. C:allfoml• For Ille 1l~S lcleftllfied with o1n M1'iC~ll-• Mat>'> fn Ille Ott•<" ot lfW llll!'r~ol Mid llefor•Gdl• 01 'dM! Jnfln ~. si-<natoe• 1331 Antique Deans Publishing Co Of ......... E . • __ asle<isk Pl, not1<e 1s tte••l>Y9t-' that •e<o•Cl•r o4 Ute C:ovntv 01 Oranq•. Oateo AIJQU'SI 18, 1~ NtwPOrl ee.c.h. C..lltom1a '11660 · Jerrvt .,......, lhnQ10n, ''°' -~ l)ese<I onttie Initial Stucllf's. • Neqatlve S1<11• ot Qlllfornl ... ,._,. commonty CAROL CHR1~1 l N'iFN, f Tiii\ ~lne'\\ •\ conducted .,., .. Hayward a nd Atlas dll-.C:OS••Mew,Catlfomlam,. Oeclarallon ... •be<'npr-red ThP£n. known.it\' •:i. W~I Slantoro, SdnM .. ,_...,,.....,"Of,''>f!nt.ttl•• lllmlled~ip, Publlsbing of San Lean-l..tll:.::;:,~ea.8:;.s~;.r't" Slrwt. vlronment•I lml)ol(t R ....... C:omm•I· AM, CAlllorN• I ottheE\t<f!M)f '""""'"A, Wel•h d '"O. p~....,..~ed b.v <'.'•auen-'"'• ...... ,,.... •• ~·••A ~-_ tee ••fl r '!J!Q!ll1~ AllOve !IW~~t1u lo DC W!a ugoacdJ PJ!lllttl\lAL. Hu \l_.,....I was toled """' '""-- _.._ --"J ~v..-e<>atl.,. Oec:larat1on on Fnd.!ly, Sep. e r ~~v-0< 109l'llll'• ell'<-County Clent Ora1>9e-C.OUnfYort L. Phillips of Castro llfftllod=~~ ...... -temberS l'llO ,.,.... o4 sale <A~ 1n lawful monevl I Auoust 11. ,.., ".,,_. • of,,,. Utttted StelesOft contlrmatillft of PHILIP ... OICHTE• . FtUIM ValJev. TMs s._ w~ fll«I """ ttte ., C-ty C:ler1I ot Of~ C:-ly on THESE MAnERS en lletftO pro.. u1t•. or pert u 511 •net eal•nc•IAner-y I Put>U\lteel DrtftQIJ c:cwst o.ity PHo4. A~21.••. cessect--to""'Pl-lflQuw\ evldonceCI by note H<u••d by '771Wihllin....,..,H•.I• Auq t•.».JD.Sl!ot.•.1'80 ~ MCK.im. --1..1 from late "*lG of,,.. s1-o1 c..1Horn1•. Go....,,.......,, ,....,,o_.,.. rrw °""" °" t11t ""-· a.-ty Hltts. o win o..u Pvbll· ....... Or ,._ --~ Code, 65.000 oc WQ •• -,,,. FOVftt•lni ty w \Old. r..-PH cent ot -bid Attenio' tor 197Z through April, ....... .,.. ,,_st .-IY Piiot. ve•1n -~c:oc1e rn1o11 1011e,,_,_ .. 1"111d. ...._.~ PUBUC NOTICE p b i 1 I i I d ...... ao ......... II, •• "'° aslMO THOSE OESllUNG TO •• ~m ... In 8kh. ~ °"""' to be "' -itlllQ -Pullf~-0r_. c ... ,, O,)jlv Pilot "! p S p 8 C e f<l"'Clf or 1,. -·t-to INI P<-Wl• will lie received .ti,,... alMl!'Wtd office •uo JO. JI St-pt &, IQ90 JSI~ FICTITIOUS aUSllel.5$. c I a s 5 i r i e d a d s i n PUBl.JC NOTICE Wiii ... 91 .... ..,, _,unity to Clo to.. .. •ny tJmo Mier 11-'"'' PUC>tle•tlon NAME STATIE,-NT neWlp&perS SOliCiling 1------------Ille pul)lk -~.II lurt-Inform• hereot-beforedate of wle. ---------, The IO'towtftQ pw-. tS clor"Q busi· tiOft '' CIHI"" '°" ""'Y c.oni.ct "'° OatoclAU111ftl. '"° PUBLIC NOTICE nes• ti~. persons to stuff en-IUNIHOllCIOUllTO.-TMI. PlanntftQ -.,_ .. ..,..,,, -V"'°""O.le-... FEMIHIHE PHYSIQUE. 7•S17 velo--s for the com-.~TATIO.-CA&JllOltNtA ,01..,10..,._, .. _ eqc.-oft11oEst.ttr --------P•••o s ... , .. c 1•••. s ... Ju•,. -POttntseouwTTOPO•ANGI! CLINTONSHERAOO. ofwicl~ NOTICEOFOEATHOF Ct9<'1•-.CAf'61S panie&, promising earn-NO. A-"519t S«ret.wy 8•r ClltnH A Jorda!\ C:t...a. c:or-tt Wilbourn, 26571 ingsof$500pert000en O•Dl!•TOSMOWCAUSEf'Oll Pt"""•noComm•s•-AUOr,...vlorh..:utor ROBERT GOLOVNIN P•uo Se111• C••••. !>"" Ju•n Velo. pes s• .. Ued • • CMANGIEOf'"AME Put>llS!led Or-c:o.sr 0•11¥ P1101 Pullll\-OrotnQe C:O.\I o .... .,. Pilot. REESE, aka VSEVOLOO c.ci.w-.CAmJS "'" In tlle ~ler of t1te Apphution of AuQ. lO. t'llO 35n _., AU<I JO.lt,S..111.&. l'llO l 511.-0 MICHAIL GOLOVN IN d,.~.':'.~.~i•<oncMtedC»\' an"' 01,ANE ~TH NAttMIAS For C114nQe ·- PEOPLE WHO placed Tiie etlPllUtiOft ot DIANE ROTH PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ADMINISTER ESTATE T"h \U1-t W<h '''""wit", .... 04 H•me ---------1 'ANO OF PETITION TO o.daWilboum $12 orders subsequently NAHMIAS tM . <11an9l' of-· ....,. _ NO A 105708 county c:1en ot o .. ,_ counf'f o" •no -filed In court. -It -•r· ------------._.. · · · Auqu•• 7•. '"° received instructions tno 1rom W1c1 _.i1c.11on '""' o•ANE N-66936 NOTICE O F DEATH OF T o a I 1 h e i r s • which· merely advised ROTHNAttM1As~111ee1.,n•P01iu· NOTICEOFD£ATHOF MARY c. NEWLANOS beneficiar ies. c r editors f'lq70 PuOtl\lled 0r-. Co.ttt ~lly 'Ntot AllQ. 13, lD, Sept. t . ll, "90 ~ -_____ _,...,!_ PUBLIC NOTICE ·~ them to place similar ~~c::°~~N~';!~,':; n•m• 11e MARJ 0 RI E KELLER AND OF PETITION TO and contingent creditors of ads in order to solicit Now.111mef0tt.1t1sr.e..ovor0ttred L U SK A N 0 0 F ADMINISTER ESTATE Robert Golovnin Reese. other persons to order """c1iroctec1 tNt all P..-!IOM •nte<es•· PETITION TO Ao . NO. A-105390. aka. Vsevolod M ich ail the sa me types of ~:~..:.=:.~~~hlo! MINISTER ESTATE NO. To a 1 1 h e i r s Golovnin of Costa M esa, --~-1m-nous--.-us-;;.~--· materials, the Inspector 0<....-. ••at 11:oo o•c100 •.m.ot A·1055SI. b eneficiaries. u ·editors California. and all persons ......_STATEMeNT said. wkl .s.y 1o S1tOW c-why $uctt •11-T o a I I h e i r s • and contingent creditors of who m ay be otherwise •n· Tiie •O'-no 11e<wn " c1ot"O .,..,,. ::t:!':.!:ec1~ 01 name •'-kl benefici.arles, cr~dl tors Mary C . Newlan.ds c;>f terested in the will and/or ntt\t~·LABASH LANDING .. ..,0 Tbe third case in· volved Angwin Ap- pliance ol Santa Rosa and a scheme promoted by Randal S. Davis and Michael Folkes of Santa Rosa. 11 ,, ,..,,,,., oroe.ee1 t11a1 o COCl'f ot and contingent creditors of Laguna Beach. California estate: oisrtLLERV 1111 e. 11111 !>t. c.o-.t,, 1NtOrclertoS11owc.us.11epul)l11MG Marjorie Keller Lusk of and persons who may be A pet ition has been tiled Mew,CAml; · 111 '"° OrMIVO eo.st o.ii, Pltot, • Costa M esa, California otherwise interested i n the by Sallie Reese Smith In Lowrv o.w-. HUCJfte\ w . '"" ;:,~:r::r.:, :::;:.·~·~:~:~~ and persons who m a y be will and/or estate : t h e Super ior Court of ::;:: ..,.. Ave .. ......,.,... eeac:ll. CA eoc:I\ ..-tor tour 11•<cess1ve ~ otherwise Interested in tMe A petition has been filed Orange County reQuesting '"'i ~' '' c011c1uc1ee1 .,., .,, ,,,_ ""~~~~=':.~,':"ln9· will and/or estate: by Eileen E. Swingle in that Sallie Reese Smith be dMou.•. MARICA.SOOEN A petition has been filed the Superior Court . Of appointed a~ p er sonal This~=.;~;:;., will! •roe JUOGEOFTHE by Jane L. Young In the Orange County requesting r epresentative t o a d · county Clerk o• O•anqe '"""'•on SUPERtDAC:OURT Superior Court of Orange that Eileen E . Sw ingle minister the estate ot AUQU•t11.••· ~".':~~~10~~ o.i•v3= County r equesting that appointed as personal Robert Golovnin Reese, P\lt)llSl>ed 0r.,. '°"~' 0at~'~.1: Jane L. Young be appoint· representa tive t o ad· aka V sevolod M ic h ail •uo n.JD.Selll •• u. ,.., lJ9J.ao ----------~ed as personal represen-minister the estate of Golovnin <under the In· ----- tative to administer the M ary C. Newlands (u~ dependent Administration PUBUC NOTICE estate of Marjorie Keller the Independent Ad -of E states A c:t>. The peti· ------- ArchitectJJ Widen Role Lusk (under the lndepen. ministration of Estates tion is set for hearing in ,.CTITlouUU5'Nns dent Administr ation of Act>. The petition is set fo Dept. No. 3 at 700 Civic NAMl!STATEMENT E states Act>. The peti· hearing in Dept. No. 3 at Center Drive, West, in the n •• 1o1-...., '*_, 1s Clol"9 ._ ... tion is set for hearing In 700 Civic Center Drive. Ci ty of Sa nt a An a , neu!~w HORIZON TRAVEL • Dept. No. 3 at 700 Civic West, i n the City of Santa California on September Patm strHt. 1ee1bo.11 .... .;port Dear Joyce: I am c:••lderlal arc:llUect•ral se•ool aacl am ........... ,dine ...... &M lleld .. &aklllg. -B.G., c.a..111a. S.C. Tbe walls of tradltlon are erumblna 811,. amkllt controveny, arcblteetl abadoe the profelldonal ••4es1111 _,.. role and enter into •tr•awlal Upectl of bulldin1 ., ownen. developen, ftnaDcien, caatraetan and nen realton. WbOe IOIDe tee W. u a welcome ........ anlllteeta' fraltratlom wtt!I wbllt tm .., are Jolr fees, etb•ra feel tlaat tbla eeoaomlc tal•Nlt lD proJect,t will daeapen .. 1l1u and lo .. r tbe public's ....... fortbeproleulon. ( CAREERS ) provides s olid trainlng In arcbitedme and booU a atudeat out into tbe pnedcal.realm at tbe right time. AFTBa GSADUATION, a three-year interuhip la required, often arranged throueb school COlltada • Tom Meelct.c an up-and-ebmlnt architect ..., w detjped for l*b Go llatb· and Da • ld·thed oq•nlgtkw, 11d'1111 arddleetura1 interns apJut 1eWa1 tbeir feet wet ID a m•mmMll, barea.acratic aetuna. .. ID a tmall firm,•• Meek aays, "yoa are apoeed to more facets -production, eoatrad muqement and aclmllaJatratlon at well H dtelp" lata..,1&almalla81cellllblJ .... ~ • 'b?rtrol ....... are re1au:is,:;:11. Amerteaa lm&lltia ol l&ttlltlet ~ 0.at a l911Hlll& f1l members ... loll ,......... ... '° ...... wart ba ........ ,.....people. Center Drive, West, In the Ana, Cal ifornia on Sep-23. 1980 at 10:00 a.m . e .. c:11.c.tlfomlam.1 City o f S anta Ana , tember 23, 1980 at 10 : IF YOU OBJECT to the St•ttll!Y 8oc*e<.*'Pu1!1>1oW1y, C If I Se t .__ t' f th t 't ' LHYf!9M,HevocM .. '10 al orn a on p em'"'r a.m . gran 1ng o e pe 1 ion. '""-.ui,c-.ctwctb,.,.,,. 12, 1980 at 10:00 a.m . I F YOU OBJECT to the you should either appear e1r.1c1uat. IF YOU OBJECT to the gr anting of the petition, at the hearing and state T"I$ ~-OC:: "*'wit"~ granting of the petition, you should either a ppear your objections or f l le coo.nty '"" .. o.enge co""'' °" you should either appear at the hearing and state written objections with the .&uovtt 1z. ••· at the hearing and state your objections or file court before the hearing. ."~' your objections or file written objections with the Your appearahee may be :.~:=~ o.1,~':o written objections with the court before the hearing. In person or by your at· --------- court before the hearing. Your appearance may be torney. Your appearance may be In person or by your at· I F Y 0 U A R E A PUBUC NOTICE · In person or by your at· torney. CREDITOR or a cont· lllCTtTtOUSllUS*Hs torney. I F Y O U A R E A ingent creditor of the de-NAMUTAftMINT I F YOU AR E A CREDITOR or a cont· ceased, you must flle your ~~119 .--an cto1111t CREDITOR or a cont· lngent creditor of the de-claim with the court or CHAss1s ovNAM•cs'. '"1 lngent creditor of the de-ceased, you must file your present It to the personal Ptec:o111i.. eosta ,. ... cen•or•• ceased, you must file your c laim with the court or representative appointed mn , 1 claim with the court or present It to the personal by the court within four A••~=-N"c; ~·..:! ":: present it to the personal representative appointed months from the date of ~-' • representative appointed by the court within four first Issuance of letters as 0o..w _,_ v.-. MO •ll'l<'Nft. by the court within four months from the date of provided in Section 700 of ~~~.., _ months from the date of first lssuence of lettH"S as the Probate Code of ..,,...._......, WIK .., • first Issuance of letters as provided In Section 700 of California. The time fOf' o..--v.- provlded In Section 700 of the Probate Code of fllfng claims will not ex· C::::., '=-: ;-.,.:.~: ... the Probate Code of Callfomla. T~ time for plre prior to four months ~n.,., • Callfomla. The time for filing c laims will not ex-from the date of the hear-_,_ ~11~9ril!:': ~~ :~r~~ r~~~~,:.orda'1e~~~ .,,~lc:iA~eXAMINE ""'~::::::Deity.- from the date of the hffr· Ing noticed ebove. the file kept by the court. _,.. uo NOTICE 11 Ing noticed above. YOU MAY EXAMINE If you are Interested In the r"'.,_ . YOU MAY EXAMtNE the flle ktOt by the court. estate, you mey flle a,. the fll• kept by the court. If you are interested In the Quest wtth the court to ,. 11ttmw•-• 11 If you are lnt.erested In the estate, you may flle a ,... celve speclal notice of the TM ~=="!. ..-. estate, you may file a re-Quest wtth the court to re-Inventory of estate HM ...._ .. 1 quest wtth the coUH to re-celve special notice of the and Of the petitions, ec-'°5lllv111, •NC .• • c.t.,..... celve special notice of the Inventory of.estate assets counts and report ~--. 1111~ w .... ·~· Inventory of est1te assets 1nd of the petitions, ec-described In section 1 --:=..":i....C:..:..": .. ,,.. ind of t"8 petitions. ac· counts and reports ~ the C..llfornla Probe ~T..~l.'~· r.·.:~'' ••ft . c:ounu 1n~ reports described In Section 1200 Code. .,.,.,.. •· '"' .._ described In section 1200 of the Callfornla Probete Drtw.~--caiee.r.-, oftheProbet9Code. Code. •llMf" J. 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TO IAYCIEST. "Total excellence". Three bedr ooms. Family room. Dining room. Breakfast room. Perfectly private. Owner will finance this well -cared-for offering. I 5 I 5 ANTIQUA WAY .............................. $450,000 COME WITH US-TO HAltlOtt VIEW HILLS. A private world of . your own. Five bedrooms. Family room. Dining area. Discover Cfor yourse lf I the s ubstance. quality and many tasteful touches found in this home. I 034 ~ASnE ................................ $330,000 COME WITH US ... TO LIDO ISLE. A home that is smaller .... but cozie r . This two b edroom offering is easy to look at. .. easy to live with. Some things you decide with your heart. This may be one of those . 115 VIA ORVIETO .................................. S299,500 COME WITH us_. TO IAYCREST. Top quality custom home. Quiet street. Four be drooms. F a mily room. Dining room. Be decisive. Be right. Let us he lp you buy this offering at a price. and on terms. that will surprise you. 2045 SMPWAY LANE ::. ...... "t ................... $275,000 COME WITH US ... TO IA YCREST. Luxurious. yet s urpris ingly affordable . Four bedrooms. F a mily room. Dining a r ea. Li fe is full of compromises ... but not here. We invite you to compare. 1901 LHWARD LANE ...•.......................... $265,000 COME WITH US ... TO HARIOR HIGHLANDS. Sinfullv s uperlative contemporary. Cushioned by tropical gardens. fountain and pool. Four bedrooms. Family room with walk -in bar. Large assuma ble loan . Owner will help finance. I 630 HIGHLAND DRIVE .....•...................... $265,000 COME WITH US.-TO OLDE CORONA DEL MAR. More than a lasting investment. An extra large lot s tudded with trees. /\ c ha nce to build a duplex in harmony with the natural s urroundings. 2721 RFTH AVENUE .............................. $220,000 C~ US-. TO HARIOR-HIGHLAMDS:-Tne Tong search is over . A great family home in Newport Beach for under $200.000. Four bedr ooms. Family room. The message is clear. You'll find excitement and pleasure here. 1429 MAIUHERS DRIVE ...•........................ S 165,000 1617 WESTCLIFF DR., N.B. 631 7300 31DRM AS SU MAILE Sharp 3 Bdrm home un der S00.000 with ns.ooo dn. Seller will carry 2nd TD. Super low payments Won't last. SOUTH COAST TRIPLEX Sharp units, all 2 Bdrms. Great income . Won't last at only $129.900. POSITIVE CASHR.OW wilhonly 116.000down in· eluding management fee. Positive cash now on this beautiful 3 Bdrm condo. Won't last at only 8 .900. S&F EMPLOYED? Home and business in one. Clean 4 Bdrm 2 ba with over 40 commercial uses approved. Prime Coet11 Mesa loci.lion. Op· portunit.' knock.>. Call Now. ·~ OPIMHOUSE SUH 1·5 I 127 HOttlA View, View, View! Ocean view from 3 decks CALL TO SEE 673-9060 NEWPORT HEIGHTS. OWNER MUST SELL REDUCED SI0.000. New 4 Br h ome w/fam rm. spacious kitchen. dra matic e ntrv w /circ. s t a ircase. De tached gara~e wtscp. bonus rm. perfect for in.laws or teenai:!ers. NOW $285.000. BRING OFFERS'. WATERRlOMT DUPLEX. La rge 3 br & den home with l br rental. Dock for 2 boats. Lavis h use of wood & glass. Huge patio. sundeck MOTIVATED SELLER~ S429.500. LIDO ISLE. Nev· ft\ D 2 br & d en . 3 baths. Pe rre C:,'-J"". every detail $389.500. COSTA MESA CONDO. Pr:de o f ownership. 2 BR. 2 BA. nr. Or. Coas• Col!e~e. Tree top vista . Reduced to $96.000. IEACH HOUSE. LAND VA LUE'. Small house w/~uest qtrs .. nr. ocean & bay. dbl j?arage. SIS0.000. D A V I D S 0 N R E A L T l f N C. ;, Ii ~~c-wP''' H1,d r, ~ 673·9060 in Laguna Beach. one . year n ew, c u s tom These little ads really Jw;tslartingupinabus1- amenities. lot.s of wood. work ! Join the thpusands ness or your own? A goUll 3 Bdrm 2lfl Ba . $229.900. ot other people in this way to tell people about Call Maggie Appel. area who are regular It is with a low-cost 752·1920 users of Classified . Call Classifi ed ad. Phone DWI.IX 2 Units on ree land • Acrou from park. Near beada1 bay. Iii shopping. Pricea at SZOS.000. Eva 642-2253 DOOllS TO llACH 2·2 Duplex. Ow1rer motivated. Opeo to creative llnanclni. ~ DtUe or no cull. ~~rw'L.= our ad laker at 642·5678. 642·5678. ~------------- RCTaylorCo <.)40 l)l)QO • FRONT ROW BAY VIEW ........ _.... ... .,..... ...... &try cowtyard prf•KJ wt111 POOL ...... 4a..d +t..t,.,•,.. ..... ~ ......... .., $495,000 .... l•IMI htcl•cl•cl. ow .. •r wlll assist flR.clltg. 631-1400 LIDO ISLE-EXTRAVAGANT HEW OH THI MARllT wH1t ,.._.._ In •••ry .. all. Gor.-Mt C...tfoy frftch 4 ..._ 31/J batlts. 3 ftnplec"' plantotloft shMtters, brass flxt•rH, hrdwoocl floors. be..tfflll ..... gotM oak sta1rc .. , ,..ecw.g wtl co• ...... Moster lllffe wHlt spa ..t flrepl••· L•dsc.-ct by IOCJ"'I G••s11. VllW from mmhr wth. S695,000. 631·1400 HARBOR RIDGE-YU & SPA Cathe*al ceHhlgs, :WW........,, ..... atriuM, and Uftliiftlted decorator amenihs. Dpasty model 2 bchl. 2 IMI wine cellar. lr~akfast room, fOf'WftCll dinlfHJ rm and cat1•enatiGfl pit. Seier wishes A.l.T.D. $315,000. 631·1400 CORONA DEL MAR DPLX W/VU One-of-o«ind property o•~ the park with A VIEW OF IAY, OCEAN & nicJht liqhh. Especially lelrCJe 4 bed hcMM witft Freftch doon, int.nor atriUM with brick & t)f'ffMry. Ch°""""CJ 2 bed, rental unit. Flexible property with chari5ma! $498,000. 673-6900 LEASE/OPTION WITH BOAT SLIP You han the best of both worlds. CJreenery and wahf'! Rustic & WClnR exterior plus formal interior 3 bed, 2-dory with loads of space. LClf"C)e master suite with VIEW. You OWft the boat slip! Convettieftt Newport locatfGfl. S2f5,000. 673-6900. Owner will lease/option for $289.500 with S 15,000 cash at S 1,200 per mo. BETWEEN BAY & OCEAN CORNER Exceptional 2-do,.Y Versailles CftOdel condoftliftiuln hotfte. &try ca..tycrd with. spartdiftq spa. High ullitMJ' & spocicMts 4 bed, plus den & formal dift rm. Overlooks the Fairway of li9 Cmyat1 Country Club. OWMr wil assist wftt9 financincJ. $699 ,000. 6 31-1400 CHARMING BAL ISL DUPLEX Hew 2 bdrm unit with two decks & I st owner depr-Kiation. Also, 3 bed frOftt home with MW roof, copper~. new kitchen, MW bath, fireplace & H/W · floors. Total lsa-ct..chann.-UlS,000 BEAUTIFUL RETREAT-VIEW Complefely rentadekd with wcrslllHt of a shingled exterior. Trellis-ewtry, pl111 courtyard. An exec .. I•• ~ for IMftCJ and etlttt tainifH). 2-story, 3 bed + two VIEW decks. I 80° of ocem. bay and niqht lights. OWMr will hetp finoftce. Reduced to $479,500. OCEANFRONT TRIPLEX PLUS One of a kind & ne.er to be ~ahd. Pettlttsula Pt. "Gakl Coast•• locatiGfl & a IClltdlnartl you can SH from 'fO'W' boat. I 0 total ~OCMftS, VU of OUCllt & bay with exciffuilcJ angles & le•efs. L.-ge & beautffuly decorated. Call for dl'taih to pre•iew this excitiftc) pt OfMrlY. Pert.ct for C~on or famiHes who w..t to buy toqelher. $2,200,000. 631-1400 NEW, NEAR BAYFRONT The finfft In craftsmanship and details in this larcJe 2-story, 4 bdrm holM. MW VU of POYillion from 3rd ftoor deck. 2 fireplaces, laNJe bar in li.lftCJ ""· $535,000. 673-6900 WATERFRONT CONTEMPORARY leautifuly desKjned appoWuu•nls itt tMs spacious and pri.ate 2·story hCMM. LonJe master suite included in tWs 4 bdrm + with clninc) rm. StaiMd glass. quarry tile and much more. Your owwt boot slip plus a small yard and 2 ~s. VIEWS of water and liCJhh. S I, I 00,000. Call 673-6900. NEW VICTORIAN RESIDENCE White picket fence, authellffc •slgft with brick and HCitl'"J 9M)les. 9A quality "aditiCMMll f .... ., ...... ..... 4 bdrms. fonnal clltiftg ""· ~ "" ..... • custom details Hd afftffities. Well located ... d steps to 2 barfrORb. $485,000. Cdl 673-6900. CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX Across frOftl school,__. 11ta,.1n,. 3 & I bdnn •Its. S•tlt of hwy. W•ll ma&ntah11d uMh. $265.000 EASTBLUFF RUSTIC RANCH t•at-..,-.. .. c••w _.... Wortft ........ C0111fortllll1 J ...... . wtth ... , ..... d ...., ...... Nice bock Jri S 179 ,500. 6J I· I 400 ON WATfl~PDI SPACE YU . a.. • .., ,. ...... d 4 ......... 2...., ....... '-'"I .t:':: ......... . :r .:~r:-;e ..... ~ ... = $256,IOO. 631·I400 WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. REAL ESTATE ~ .. R~~l.I ~•Ill MANiltmtnt 24l6 W CN~ H....., 315 MMw Aw ~ 0.«1'1 &.lbcN ltldnd '21·1411 67M"' l ~ ~corr nrnirr sp ~ m~~Tnmr conrnnr You 've Arrived at ... BIG CANYON Htw eirclunle tlsHIMJ. FIM1t cu1tot. .._. Oii MM gotf courw. 5 Mnm. 41/a llatt.1 with o .. r 6000 sq ft of ..... fie ... daytiMt & ••eNnc.i ...... Cndlbl• seurfty. E .. ry GMHtly illclllclRg Maicf'\ .,trs and 0 55 COM ..... ulw. ly appt. SI. 750,000 LINDA ISLE 9Mity is tt. first considet-atiote ilt tt. bufldilllJ of this spoclo..s wat•rfrOllf IMMM. WIRdow wals brteg MM ....._. ricJM -..0. L lmpntsslve vmihd cftlegt II rict. woods MCICJltlfy Ht. wcrtllflt cad space of every rooM. ScorH of ......... $2.75 ....... LAGUNA BEACH The accN is °" tlw vi••· TMs home of •.xc......, ~ offtr1 tt. llltl 1t .. 1 In IMGcit ,,._. l•illg. Yoet'll fW • 4 ..... .... wM =~·ht ..... ,.. .. .w CHll ... 1 prh.cy pin. J .... 5 lhpstotlwscM.S .3~ llVINE TUITLEIOCI ...., ... , ••• ....., ........ tlih ... ,...., .tecw.tM 4 ..... "°'"· .. , ....... , ........ ..., ... c ... _,.., .. ,_.., shoppl119 md •xctL scllook. $195,000. 0,... S..clay 1-4, t 9 44 I 5a.rro Ratoft. . IRVINE-TURTLEROCK T•rtftt• Yltto. G,.at 3 ldrtn. dew, on wi• .r:• ..... a...,. OlllMlaMt loca Ft•rl • f11tancl1HJ. $269.SOO. Opell Sunday I ·5, 53 Rocky Knoll. CORONA D~L MAR H.,._. va.., Hiiis -Yl•w • ._, vi.w. •• ...,,.. c'alfe ... °'"Y hw MIJIMd for •• +' -~ei of ~ ..,..., of oc--. ba,. & • ...... This 4 ldr• cllar1Hr off•rs urtt1t1at• 111 prf.-cy. Priced at $425,000. Opett Sat/S-., tJ.S. 2731 , ..... Dri ••• ·CORONA DEL MAR-UNITS H ~--h l .. •rl-', _ ... la ft. Aa 0 ... 1 j ... , to OWll yow OWll s..... of c .. t Hl•wcry o.,t.x. Nice ,-. to ff•• or ....... L-.. •H•lllle lo.a. SJJt,500. COSTA MESA-4tll'S ~ ......... l ... - 2 .... 41•,les.; H191teit ¥•11tJ, close to Mei:, ...._ tit ....,. 61p ed ..... Dlt , ........... . CISTA MESA s.iiP.ti' I fl 1•1 ti ..... 2 k ft1*. ~111.IY......_Prt.Mtolll• 112) ................. ~ Owrwn have boulht another horM and Med lo movo fa t. Need 11 2nd? A quick 'f'row? A iooct ct.al? -This ls U.e home ror you' • Bdrm1. pool. Jacuill <aolar Mated>. mirrored bar. privacy. lar.c kitchen wlth eatin$t area. tr . you nume it. Roouced to • I l49.:K)(). Opportunity only knocks once• 119' Boise Woy open Sat. 1 to s. 17141 673-4400 CJlll 61 .. JIH HARBOR SOMBSAULT TO MIU S'iMJAll PAI• Owner w1 II finance y<>u. Low interest for 30 years Job t ransfer forces sale. lmpeecablc 4 BR 2 Ba a famil y's dream . Onl .v S93 .SOO . Ca ll 1mmt'diately. a sk for Ed Fahlen at Trinity Properties 549-4979 : 846-7711 ATHLETIC CLUB Health C'lub with two regulation ra c quetball /h a ndha ll courts in Newport Bea('h. Gym equipment includes 8 Nautilus m achines and other weiJ?htliftinJ? apparatus sa una a n d s pa Building is approximately 5.000 sq ft. on large double.lot. ParkinJ?. 8349.500. C!E . llDBIB BLllKS CD. OVER 55 YEARS OF SERVICE 409 COLUMBUS CIRCLE CORONA HIGHLANDS OPEN SAT 1·5 Crf'al Home On An rt 2 Loi. Aprirox1m!H1•h ... -. ..... At"n':4'tlrt.'('"'m.•uroomi.. T\' o Rath:.. T" o F'ireplarc•s llard"ood F'lnor .... '1 :r~ll'r Rf'droom With F'lr<'plaN• & Patio All Thr .. With OCEAN & CANYON VI F:W. & Kt•\'s To A Private Beaeh. ~.500 HARBOR VIEW HIUS .Just Li11ted. BriJ?ht & OeliJ?hlfullv ChC't'rful Thre<• Ht>flroom Fum1I\' I lomt• Ternf1e· 1.oeation On OlllN Cul clf.•.~;1r StrN'I \\'1th OC'F:AN & C-1\NY<>N VI f:\V l'onl S11t'fl Yant With SIJ<l . /\c;~umahlt' Loan .<\I II '·'. ~398.000. You Own Tht• 1.umt WOODBRIDGE, IRVINE ON Tiii-: I. KF A l 'n1q1w T hr"t•f" lwflmnm Dl'I at·ht'll C'nncto I lrim1· l'rr me• Drvt•lnpmrnl Surrnunc1l'fl Bv (; ra:o.<. ~· Trt•••" Fumrh no"m With Fin•nl:rc·eo Opl'n., Tn r>1'rk111t! W11h ='1111ht l.111h1 ii.. Wal!'r \'IC'\\ S<op:1r;1lr ll!Oml! llnnm !\Ian\' l'pl!r:irlri-lkuut1f11lh n1Toral!•rl ('omrnllnlf\I lndrnlt•.., lkiu-h. C'luhho11!-t•. T1•nni". Pool)\ & Spu ~lO.INNt NEWPORT HEIGHTS T\\o Yt•ar Old Homt• With An ln1h vicl11:1I l'ersonalll v C:rC'af l''nr F:nlt•r1a111inc Four F'omilv Reoronms + <!' • ll:ilhi< \.n•11t S1orn11e Spurt> Pnvan· For ThO!.t' Who Pr<•frr Thi!> l.U\llr\' In l.1h• OwnC'r Will C'arr.v Loan. ~240 noo BEST FINANCING & TERMS ELEGANT CONDO-BLUFFS J.arJ!<' ThrN' RNlroom + Thn'<• Ralh ... ranf'lf'd Oen Condo Prllf<·...,1on a lh Dt-roraled. Von LUii Wallriaf)<'r... t'11~1nm DraJ>('S St-1<'<'1 C'arpelin.1? S<>runlv Sv"tt'm !'ky L1.1?hts Hutrher Rinck C'ountertop<;. Plus F.ntinJ! Arl'a In K1t('hrn StOntJ!P r.alorc· l\1ajor GrN•nhc•lt Lnr·:111on. A l.ARGF: /\SSl'MABl.F LOAN \\'lTll I.OW INTF.RF:ST nATf':. Al-kinl! S225.llOO A ·-.Jo, or Newport" f.istin11. LIDO ISLE One Of Newport Rearh·ll 1\10:-.t Dl·s1rl'cl Are11> With Private 8earhc11. T<'fln1,; Courts & Cluhhou'le. Trooi1tonul Fiv<' l~room Home Wi th L11r.1w Formal Oininjl Room & Den.Studv. Ma!!tcr Sull(I With Spu. orrcrect At S.'il0.000. LIDO ISLE- NEW LISTING Prime I.oration. C'ommun1t\' flearhes. Clubhollse&Tcnnis. Street TO$;t1"<'t. F.xlra Larae Quiet Corner Lot. With Traliltlnnal Four Bedroom11. Pluii Gue!ll Quarten; With Rath & Bar. BilUard Si7.ed Recreation Room. 8'a1rtifullv1 l.andst'aped I.anal & Patio. EXPANDARl.F: 1,0T. F.A SY FINANCING. S43S.OOO I IAYSHOllS IA YFRONT Sf*clowlllr 40 Foot f'root111t> In F.x<'lush·f' Rayllhof"eil COfftmunLtv. Lovl.'IV Master Su1lt> With F'1replat'e Plul\ Four Rrorooms & Ronu.'I Room & Den. Spot'lous Oinlniz Area With Wet Bar. All This Plus PIE>r. F'loat & OO<'k. Truly Gorizeous Vi<'W Of lllloncf1. Channel.A. /\nd An F.xtro l.uriz<' Front Pntlo & O«IC. Sl.850.000 WATIRFRONT WITH DOCK IAUOA COVES Spacloui! Pour Bedroom With Family Room Great f'omlly Home On S1tncly neorh. Mexlran TllM 1''loor11. Or1iahl. Ch<'erful UvlnJ Ami. f)o('k Por Your 8'>111. Prlrec1 At M&8.IOO. ' Coles~orthy & Co. 1S4S EASTBLUFF OR NEWPORT BEACH . CA. MC).0020 BLUFFS SINGLE LEVEL StH,000 Co1.y 3 bedroom. 2 bath. double patio. quiet street. wide greenbelt. Vacant & ready. W•atwcry1ha,,.t1Mt..1t Ll1tWp at ttw t>.1t pric•1! JASMINE CREEK MOVING OUT OF STATE Motivated + + + -3 Bdrms + view. Great fin a n cin"~. Price reduced to S309.000. Open Sat and Sunday I ·!'i 19 WhHewater Dr. MODEL HOME BEAUTY Plan JI -2 Bdrm & den Dc!.1gner decorated thru-out. Oul!.landang backyard with pool and jacun1. An owne r 's delight. $320.000. Open Sat and Sunda~· I 5 7 Mainsail Dr. Pete Barrett ,,Jf/Jtl----presents ____ ....._ 60' PRIME BAYFRONT PRIVATE PIEll FOR LARGE IOAT- Sandy beach. pool. beautiful view! Lovely 3 Bdrm home a nd more. Leasehold: S895.000 : fee : Sl .536. 700. I 35 Hart.or Island Rd. Open Sot. 1-S LIDO ISLE SUPER WIDE LOT-With 2 Bdrm cottage. Beame d ceilings used brick fireplace. Plans available for remode l. with coastal approval. Call Ann Peters for d et ails. BIG EASTSIDE ALL FOR $124,500-5 Bdrms. 3 baths. familv room and dinanJ? room. Remo'd e led kitc hen wit h microwave. large fenced yard and patio. See this fine family home. TRIPI.EX-WESTSIDE MESA UCB.LelT UMrAL AHA -With good income. S165.000. Call Max Adrian for all the details. A SIC US 9CMlf Otlr hCHM worr•ty procJr-wWch coven buyers & ..tt.n. >---642-5200iiiiiiiiUiiiii~ Pete Barrett J@alW ~glster OPEN FRI THRU MON 1-5 EXCLUSIVE ON WATER BEAUTIFUL!! 727 lcry.w. Drfn, .....,.,.. Exciting ContW ...... °" tt. lay wfttt hlt .. e6'g .... 9ld •9Afled dtcor. Spedom 4 .,.._ .._. wttlt f.-ty na, ..... "" .... .., for ......... at yacllt. $175,000 EXCEPTIONAL LIDO BAYFRONT 4Z6 Via Udo Mord A b•••tlhlll re•odet•d a11d reditc.o: .. 1d ,...llCt • W. WATB wH11 o ••• •c YU of ..,.._. md .. ................... ...., ..... . Udo .... ,... OWll ..... .. yow doas ••Filla•• mMI..., 11 1•ltte• of tllh ..._ lstc ... : 0.... door ,rt•ote ....., wltll • ::;~ ttl•: =cl1• ..... ,_ wllll ----··• md wt.•••• ••erlaaklllt ... W9hr: ........................ ...... .,..... ldfc1Mtl: .... .....,. .................... dll9t .... . .,. ........................... ...... ........... ··-·~ ... ..... ltrtdl ..................... to . ........... ~ ............... . ..... I;, .•. , ............ .... c .... c. ............. ........ .,.. ............ ~....... .. ... c.-.................... . ....: ... -... ,...,.,., ........ . ...... , .... .... WATE.RfRONT HOM1iif1NC Ill.AL EST~T ..._ ~Pfoeimv ~....,, ... WC...Hwv Nfwpartlf-h ...... HIGH SOCIETY nua huice magnifaceol home 11lts high atop the tull't with a panoramit view or ocean. mount a ans & c:1ty lights. Deluxe rea1ures and extras thru· out incl s bdrms. 6 baths. maid's qrtn.. family rm. den. billiard rm. swam pool & spa. H1l(h assuma · ble loan. Only SS50.000 Call 979-5370 today. ALLSTATE REALT:ORS MOTHER IN LAW COTTAGE! S88.500total price' Neat 2 Bdrm starter home on .1 large lot plus, a scpari.tc unfinished mothl!r·1n·law cottage. Assume SGH,300 loani. Call for more de· twb 54fl.zt1.:i t ,,,,,. r1 . 1 ·.;ut' r I '• ~ Stop'' Take llrTl<' lo n •lax w1d ... hop al home. ll s s1mplt' with Daily Prlol C.:las:.1f1t'd Ads. Ami 1r you havt.' sonwthmJ.: lo M'll . c.J!I a frit.'ndl ~ Cl;.1~i.1f11:d Ad V1M:r al l>tl·Stiitl CLASSIFIED INDEX Io Pbce h111 Ad. C~ll 642·5678 ERRORS •d••rtn"r' t.howld .~ .. ~ ~ .-. deily ••d .. ~,.,, .,,.,, •-•d•......, 'Ow DAil Y f'ILOT-k..wty '°' '"° font _.,. ... ct ............... ,. HOUSES FOR SALE 1001 .1100 OTHet UAL ESTATE 1100. 2'00 R~TALS JIOO ·U SO IUSIMESS, IM~ESTMlMT ftMAMCE SOOi . SOJS AMMOUHCEM~TS SIOO LOST & FOUND SJOO rBSOHALS SlSO SUYICl DIRECTORY •OOO SCHOOLS& IMSTRUCTIOH JOOS JOISWAMTED 707S HEU' WAMTED 7100 MetCHAMDISE IOOS ·I OU Alff TO YOU 104S IOA TS & MAl.IMIE lQUlf'MIHT fflO . '"' TIAMSl'OttT A TIOM "10. 9400 AUTOMOltUS fSIO ·ffH AU YOU COULD AK POI AMO A UTil.I llT MORI 2 Bedrooms. 2 baths. 1.750 Sq. P't. fa mily room & separa te dining r°'"' hobby room attached to 2-car garaJe, large livin~ room w /wood burning fireplace. Oversized lot. beautifully la ndscaped . Great for outdoor enterta ining. You can 't ~et more tor $179.500. GIEA T VIEW IH DOYEll SHOIES PllESTIGIOUS GALAXY DllYE Beautifully designed ho me by Ivan Well".>. Newly painted inte rior. Unus~al huge atrium e ntry with travertine floor. 3 Family bdrms plus lovely ma~tcr bdrm s uite . formal dining. fa mily rm & beautiful pool. spa & patio with Back Bay & city li~hts view. Owner will carry 1st T.D. subj. to buyer . q ual Vac·ant. S.550.000. 1620GALAXY DR. 0,... Sat/Sein l·S c;>UAUTY IUILT 5-UHIT ILDG. MEAi HEWPC>aT HEIGHTS-S450,000 f''antastic 3 bdrm owner's unit with familv rm. formal dining rm. 21 '.!ba ths & fireplaC'c. 4 Other lovely units each w 12· bdrms. l haths & fireplace. /\tr1ums & patios 6 Closed garages + 4 pkng s paces. Only 4 y rs New. SPECTACULAR VACATION HOME I 0 MINUTES TO LAKE ARROWHEAD /\ wtt rd-winning des ign. World view from two huge tcrr <1ccs . Western red l·cdar in & out /\rt1s ti<· dctor. 3 bedrooms St'c now & enjoy it rorever Only $96.500 WESLEY M. TAYLOR CO.. REALTORS 2 I I I San Jooquin Hils Road NEWPORT CEHTD, M.1. 644-4910 IALIOA ISLAHD- 301 APOLEHA One of a kind. old World design & quality of this new a uthentic F rench Normandy home. 4 Rdrm. 3 bath ('u s tom h ome w11h fin est c r a fts m a ns hi p & amcn1t1 es . Now available . S.58.5.000. C<1ll for app't IAYFltOMT We h<1 vc seve ral fine homes with pie r & s lip. El TORO HORSE COUNTIY 4 Bdrm .. :J baths ; ranch s t y It•. mini-estate in oranJ!C J.?roves. $240.000 BILL GRUNDY. REALTOR 341 Bay\1df' Drive NB 675 ·6 161 FANTASTIC VIEW -Popula r '.l Bdrm. 2 bath Turllerock G len .. Ja ~m1n t> moc1c l with wra p-around r edwood deck. quiet loc· . a nd one of the best views in the ~len. $2.3.5.000. HEST1.ED IN THE rtHES -Lowest priced Monaco on a com er lot. in H.V. Homes. $210.000 fee. UDO IAYROHT-A traditional 4 Bdrm. custom hom e w/separate dining, used brick patio & a g lorious bay in front. Assume JUMIO Joan at 10% inter est. $1,250,000. rta AMO SUP -For so• + boat. dramatic new custom bit 5 Bdrm, 41h ba home. Sl.250,000. TUlt1'LB()Ct( HSGHLAMOS-Upgraded. highly sought after Edinborough plan. $319.000. llYIHE ESTATE -The most unique lot on the market. Almost 1 acre w/panoramic view & 2 story, 4 Bdrm home. $399,900. CUSTOM LOTS -Two 1 ac r e + lots w /architectura l plans for 3800+ sq.ft. hom e. Rolling hills & horse area. $173,000 each. SIAVllW -4 Bdrm. Port Royal. Serene color scheme, air cond .• pool-sized lot .. guarded gnte comm., w/tennis, pool & spa. $419.000 SPYGLASS PRIME VllW -The bay. cit~ hlcs. Catalina . .i Bdrm. 212 Ba home. corner lol -r µool. OWC 1s t TD w .29', down. S&t0.000 JAS..-cam -Superior greenbelt location, potential for picture window, ocean view. 3 Bdrm highly upgraded. w/alr cond .• & great terms. $349,900. Owner will finance. A ...... .., of J• D. Lllill Ir S-• 2111 .... c ........ ., 675-3411 ! .... ., . ..,. DR. BA. P'R. Owner Wiit + 1-2br. 2ba: Vr lhrp. IMOK w/SJIOK uaum at U t; lnc 121.300 ~r. Bob~ Dovie Koop. I.Mii W~ TO WI 110.000 op dn ll'JOK. 19t uaum at 1N. 5br. 3 ba. tr. dr. newly deeor. Bob A Do\'le. U90 IAWlllOMr LIAll 17D 2br. a.. fab Offan 6 bey View. Remodeled new. Sec...._ Pool. pou boat dk. Sl500t mo. Bob or Dovie Koop. 1 TUSTIN '°°1MU 4br. 3ba + aep 1ueat qtra w/ktt. Lrg pool & spa. super wet bar. lrg fam rm. Just 1159.000. Bob or Dovie. LAii POllST-* THI 11m Lg 3br w/spa. Assume S93.000. 10<74. OWC 2nd. Wet bar. fireplace. S yrs new. Only 1225.000! Patrick Tenore . IF YOU ARE SERIOUSLY INTERESTED IN BUYING OR SELLING REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONALLY. CONTACT PATRICK TENORE. -HE GETS THINGS DONE!! TUSTIM-CUSTOM POOL & SPA Prof decor. 4br. 2 bath with lush landscaping - Executive home only $139.900. Patrick Tenore. TF YOU ARE SERIOUSLY INTERESTED I N . BUYING OR SELLING REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONALLY. CONTACT PATRICK TENORE -HE GETS THINGS DONE!! WOOD11• an mT m w /Lont Prof decor. earthtones -Great location to lake. pool & spa. Assume 174.000 1st OWC 2nd. S144.~. Patric k Tenore. IF YOU ARE SERIOUSLY INTER~ED IN BUYING OR SELLING REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONALLY. CONTACT PATRICK TENORE -HE GETS THINGS DONE!! ...... ltlY ... •.ACS- MIWPOU PLAZA! 1300 ft. s11101mo. 2 yrs new. 1000 N Bristol. NPB. Patrick Tenore. IF YOU ARE SERIOUSLY JNTERDTED JN BUYING OR SELLING REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONALLY. CONTACT PATRICK TENORE -HE GETS 'tHlNGS DONE!' . SANTA AMA-¥A Oil! Sharp 3 br house w/fh'eplace. lg yard. Great for children. S79.900. Patrick Tenore. IF YOU ARE SERIOUSLY INTEREST.ED IN BUYlNG OR SELLING REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONAY,. Y. CONTACT PATRICK TENORE -HE GETS THINGS DONE!! 311. ~-· HI HIW ICH Sharp C.M. home. excell cond. 2 fireplaces. Jg bonus rm -Good area. Assume 186.000 lst OWC 2nd. Only $128.900! Patrick Tenore. IF YOU ARE SERIOUSLY INTERESTED JN BUYING OR SELLING REAL ESTATE PRO~TONALLY. CONTACT PATRICK TENORE -HE GETS THINGS DONE!! COSTA MIS* -CC>l90 1300 sq.ft. w/ 1>001. Good location. only $92.500. Won't last! Call Patrick Tenore. IF .YOU ARE SERIOUSLY INTERESTED IN BUYING OR SELUNG REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONALLY. CONTACT PATRICK TENORE -HE GETS THINGS DONE!! MIWPOIT OCIAM YllW COteOH New 2.035 ft. 2 br + den. wtocean view & 43 ft. deck for only S262.500 incl pool. spa + eecurity gate. $140.000 101h'k assumable. OWC 2nd. WON'T LAST -Great investment. Call Patrick Tenore to preview now. IF YOU ARE SERIOUSLY INTER~ED IN BUYING OR SELLING REAL ESTATE . PROFESSIONALLY. CONTACT PATRICK ·TENORE -HE GETS THINGS .. DONE!! 2•PA110MOI• · POOL & '91111 · · Sharp. 3 yrs new. Irvine patio home -1.100 ft w/frplc. liv rm. din rm + lrg side yard. $55.000 1st at ~ct. owe 2nd. ONLY sua.•. WON'T LAST A WEEK! Call Patrick Tenon todaJ for preview. IF YOU ARE SERIOUSLY INTERESTED JN BUYING OR SELLINf] REAL i&TATE PROFESSIONALLY. CONTACT PATRICK TENORE-HE GETS THINGS DONE!! . MIWPOIT •CM . . 125K dn. Aaume pymta al llllO mo for II 5 br home. Call Patrick \,.,re. IF YOU ARE ~~~ivlr:t~.11!-~RWF~urJ~~:, CONTACf PATRI~K TENORE -HE GETS THINGS DONEi ! YllW the 11th f~ from tbla I &ed. 2~ bMll custom bome on evehlled lot. From the prlvate. courtyard '*" to the mirrored dlnln1 room ceUq Ulla llilile ba quaJIJ In every detall. Ideally~ illl&0.000. ~· Crai1, . ... f ..... EXECUTIVE MANSION Ele1ant. traditionally styled mansion with every amenity for those who demand the finest. Exciting stone entry with huge hand·carved doors framed by 5 large stained glass windows. Five large bedrooms including a 1200 sq ft master suite. exquJsite bathrooms. French doors and windows with tinted glass. Fabulous kitchen-family room with large bay windows plus 32 ' long recreation room + billiard room. four massive fireplaces! Outstanding security system. • All this on a lmost ·1 full acre surrounded by other large estates high up in t he north Tustin Hills with panoramic views from almost every window! s 1,750,000 CIEA TIVE FIMAHCING ftADI COMSIDIUD Open Sunday 12-6 1801 Holly Tree Lane-North Tustin Follow sig_ns from comer of Skyline Dr & L e mon Heights Dr. or Call for Directions Rick Alderette, Realtor 731-5115 or 832-0440 PUBLIC AUCTION 1Y ~Of' SUNltolt ComY tPAl!mlOMt 5 ACMS. .. Ctn' OP ........,.,.. ... at WIOMllDAY. 5.-r. 19TN AT I P.M. t• SAU Ifft 11&.0Wl 6 Ac--"'3 _ ... -330_, 1-llM> & R"-o<:O --·U"ft-OC<• l-!No'• .. ----...,._ ... ..,... .. _.... -.._ ... eo..n_ 116.000""' ..... _ -,_ •C-C.0-. ~· ......... -.. -.. OIUWGe' ~NTYC()UltT'40U86 700CMCC:.•U~AOIWl:WQT IMfTAAMA,CA Cell ...... _ ... _--·------...-- OWMER WILL FINANCE What an opportunity! Excellent financing. Spacious 4 Bdrm single Jevel home with all the desirable f ea tu res. Nice f amity neighborhood in Costa Mesa. Priced to sell at $123.900. Please phone 751·3191. UNDER 100 M e ticulous ly d ecorated a nd m aintained 3 Bdrm. 2 bath home in established neighborhood. Luxury features include: built-in microwave. electric garage opener. full block wall. master suite and much more. Don't be disappointed. Call 751-3191. SAN JUAM Well planned patio home with 3 bdrm. 2 baths. many upgrades including private s pa and built·in BBQ. Great San Juan Capistrano location. Priced for quick sale at only Sl00.9SO. Call 496-6042. COSTA MUA DOLL HOUSE Cute 3 Bdrm home located near the ocean. Features include all new carpets, paint, roof. kitchen and much more. Assume 182,000 low lntere$l loan and owner wtll help finance. Full price $103,500. Call 556-2980. UNIADB» IN MISA DIL MAI Lovely 5 Bdrm. S bath 2-story home located within walking dJstanoe to schools aqd shopping. Move-in condition with new paint. carpets. leveloun. dishwasher and stove top. 1be master bdrm him mirrored , wardrobe doors and yard is low maintenance. Assumable loan. Full price 115'7 .900. Call 556-m>. c........ • .. tpo1 ..... JIJO llliMi • UU I& ...... 711·3191 116-1660 •OPBI HOUll 1-1• OP9e .. IAYSIDI COYn Award winning condo. Larse 2 BR and den. View of Bay. SEE NANCY IMBERNJNO AT 982 Bayside Cove West. OPIM .. DOVll IHOllS Large pool home with security system. private beaches &: separate bonus room. 3 Bdrms. $410.000. SEE MA GGIE GUTH AT 1912 SANTIAGO DR. WALi TO THI IMCH This immaculate 2 bdrm, 2 bath Ii den home is in mint condition. Freshly painted inside & out & plush carpets. Newly listed -don't miss it! Sl.27.500. l ... OOM-IAYCllST Lovely best area. Beautifully l andscaped & impeccably decorated. Perfect for entertaining. F a mily rm . Loft overlooks dramatic living rm. Large private yard. $260.000 lee. SPACI TO ••ow in this outstanding 5 bdrm. 3 bath expanded Carmel model in Harbor View homes. Large well manicured yard. cul-de ·sac location. $279,000 FEE. IADIATIS ISLAND CHAIM Secluded Little Island location. 2 Bdrms. spacious living areas. Lots of used brick. paned windows. beamed ceilings. just steps to bay. Owner will assist with financing. $295.000. COUMTIY CHAIM Custom 2 Bdrm home on secluded estate s ize lot overlooking the BACK BAY & ni~ht light view. Complete with pool & gourmet kitchen. S29'T .500. IACK IAY ESTATI on prestigious Mesa Drive. Three horse E-Z care stable. Beautifully decorated. mcluding new gourmet kit chen. Big dining area. Ovemite lort. 2 big bedrooms + cozy den. $335.000. 220 LABWUI One st(Q' Corona del Mar charmer. Wood sltJing. Hiah beam ceilin~. Desirable 40' lot. lecation -south of Hiway. $359,000. PllYAft-4ATE GUAllD COMMUMIT'Y A very special Deane·Bordeaux townhome in Big Canyon. 3 Br & 3 baths. Extra large outdoor area for a pool & s pa. Convenient area $393.000. B«il.ISH PUI on Lido Island. 4 BR. 4 baths. Near private beach -tennis & c lubh o u s e. Two s tor y Medite rranean. A MUST sell. Reduced to $395,000. OM THE IAY Enjoy the Harbor View from this spacious 2 bdrm. den. Lido condo. Complete with s ecurity from garage up. Boat slip availability. Priced to Sell. $460,000. COi.OMA Dll. MAit CAN COD We are so pleased to off er you a home of distinct quality. The view from the living room & f amity room is outstanding. 3 BR & 3 BA, family room. 2 patios, 1 deck, 2 year old kitc hen, French doors are only som e or its quality features. ~.000. MAGICAL llTllAT Enchanting Country English home in Big Canyon . The ultimate in cu~tom appointments. Private brick patios. spa & English garden. Separate master s uite, 3 additional BRs. family room, wine cellar. $750,000. SHOl.ICUfF View of ocean and canyon from this custom home. 4 BR. 4 BA with a family room large enough for a pool table. Plantation shutters, 2 gated private beaches. $795,000. IA YlllOM1' I ST TN USTm Panoramic BAY VIEW. Vaulted celling entry. Lower level off lrg patio has liv'g, fam, din rms. Upper level 4 bdrms. 2 slips, for 45' boat. $1,895,000. HIWD~ -CANYON Country French in prestigious gated golfing area. 6 BR, f8D\room. den, fireplace in master BR suite. 3 separate wings surround pool & spa. Wood & charm. l950,000. ..ONT IOW-tnlMI i ACI Prime 80' wide location. 4 rooms have bay views. 3 or 4 bedrooms. 31h baths, large secluded pool, big family room. Excellent ftnanclng. "'5,000 fee. macnab / lrvlna raaltg P111ne1ous HA1101 .... Ocean, bay & mountain views! ·Highly U,pgraded 4 BR Devonshire model w/famlly & game room.a. Pvt luard·gated community. S890,000. ynne Valentine 644-6200. (E·l4) PllllDIMT NOi • POOL+fllWl 3 lJR home tn Turtle Rock Hilla. Breathtaking night light view from 11\'lng & dinlog rms. Pvt yard. Owner wlll assist wrcreatlve fbunctng. 1289,900. Lorraine/Marty 551-1700. (!;.~) OWMR MUST SB.LI Flexible financing offered on th ls 3 BR +pool home in Newport Beach. ONLY S169.000. Barbara Winagle 642·8235. <E·l6> IUATH Of SN .... Describes this light & airy 4 BR Spyglass home w/pool & s pa. Many upgrades & c ustom features. $549.000 fee. Sandie Fix 644-6200. <E·17> IA YSHOIU-...R & SU- Custom 2-s tory contemporary home. 5 BR + den <master suite w I f'p I c >. Terr ace patio - spectacular views bay & islands. Reduced to Sl.650.000 leasehold. Dick Halderman 642·8235. CE-18) DOM'T HISIT ATI Woodbridge Parkside "Bradford" w /outst a ndin g up~rades & premium lot. P a ti o cover e d bac kyard. $138.500. Dan Johnson 551 ·8700. < E· 19 > CUTE AS A IUG"S IA.I lmm ac 2 BR. 2 'h bath condominium. Dramatic floorplan. skylights & more! Comm pool. tennis & racquet ball. S,1Z1.500. ~ Gammon 752·1414. <E-20) IAYROMT- CAUF IAHCH-STTU Single·story. 3 BR + den home w I high beam ceilings. Spacious lot w I room for spa. Pier & slip for 60' boat. Sl.100.000. Donna Godshall 644-6200. <E-21) . FAMILY Ol.llNTID Great Dover Shores corner location. Spacious 5 BR home - upstairs master suite wlnlght U~ht view. $297.500 leasehold. Terry Hanes 642-8235. CE·22l 6AIDll4 ESTATE ~ .. -acre in Woods Cove. 5 BR home w/spacious living areas. Pvt patio & pool surrounded by lush botanical gardens & Koi ponds. $795.000. Lynne Valentine 644-6200. <E·23> UDO MORD IA YRONT Slip for 50' yacht! 4 BR home w I bayfroot deck for entertaining + lg bonus rm w/wet bar. Fantastic view of main bay. Dona Chichester 642-8235. <E·24> SPICTAC••I STAITB Newport Beach -$179.900! Immac Harbor Highlands family home on lg lushly landscaped corner lot w/RV access. Suzanne Rudd 642-8235. CE-25) CUSTOM IAYW 4 BR home in 3-levels w/European fl a ir ! Dramatic brick arches. leaded glass. hardwood banisters. Intimate areas for comfortable living or elegant entertaining. Pier & slip. $2,100,000 fee. Martha Macnab642-8235 <E-26> SPICTACW Al OCIAl .. OMT Multi-level cliff-side home w/vlew of sunsets, surf & lighted coastline . 5 BRs. 2 kitchens. fabulous game rm, sauna + spa. Glass elevator & stairs to beach. $1,900,000. Lynne V~lentine6't 8200. CE·27> TUnLI IOCI 4 BR Broadmoor Plan 4 on fee land! Family rm, formal dining + eating area in kitchen. Comm pool & tennis. $189,500. Marion Frizzell Ml-8700. <E-28) MBA '911 MmTM Very nice 4 BR home w/huge wood-paneled family rm. adjoining love ly yard. S129,900. Jeanne Newman 752-1414. CE·29) ..... OfflOITUMl'l'Y AnUque shop -Newport Beacb. Street fronta&e w I good exposure le parking. Incl list of inventory 6 furnishings. Price slashed to 19,900. Joyce FAllund 64.2-8285. <E.-> 111W we AaaeC.... ........ Haltlar.,.. c.... ' 76MIU A*-~-- ---- alf09i1l MYW ...-1ooe1 4 BR. 4\-\ bath family room w / "et bar & BBQ. Do~k will accommodate 2 la r ge boats . Existing loans of $565.000 at 131'1 t'an be assumed Exclusiv~ at M75.000. I • ..... FAM IM Of' oaf ~Morena . RSJ Vi'1as. Irvine 551 -8700 $140.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2 llDIOOM 2515 l stAve .. Corona del Mar . 673-53..54 Sun 1-5 321-0Seaview. Corona del Mar 675-2373.770-8598 $185.000 Sa 1-4' 207 Columbia. Nwpt Crest. NB 673-7300 $189.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 304 Canal. Newport Shores. N.B. 642-8850 S169.000 Sat1Sun 1-5 4 Sandflower . Newport Beach 673-8.5-50 Sl 18.500 Sat. 2-5 12300 Lilac #117. Santa Ana 546-2313 $31 .500 Sat. 1·5 2 • ..... FAM IM Of' DIN 1118 Nottingham Rd. CWestcJiff) NB 642-1920 $238.000 Sat/Sun 10-5 502 Acacia <Old CdM) CdM 67~ S337.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 19 Valley View. Irvine 759·1501 $248.000 Sat /Sun 1·5 225 Kings Pl CCJfhavn) NB ~2-5200 S285.000 Sat/ Sun 1-5 IJ 15 Via Orvieto. Lido Isle. NB . 63l-7a> 1299.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 mt sth Ave .• Corona del Mar I 631·7000 $220.000 Sat/Sun 1-5. 3831 Oeeao Blvd .. Corona del Mar ~ / . Sat/Sun 1·5 12892 Panoram a. Tustin Hills 644-8200 $345.000 Sat. l ·5 •1710Kings Road. Clifffiaven. NB ·631-7000 $415.QOO Sat/Sun 1·5 7 Mainsail Dr .. Jasmine Creek : 675-2311 $320.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3361 Tempe Dr .. Hunt. Harbour. HB 673-7300 ~.000 · Sat/Sun 1-5 476 Prospect <NwptShrs> NB 645-0303 $130.000 · Sat/Sun 2·4 201 W. YaJe Loop. Irvine 752:1100 $151.900 Sat/Sun l ·S J llDIOOM 2353 Columbia. CoUege Park. CM 631·1266 S109.000·Fee Sat. 12·5 321 Orchid Ave <Old CdM> CdM 675-6000 $310.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * 538 Redlands <NwptHgts) NB 675-6000 $269.500 Sat 1-5 17 Whitecap <Jasmine Creek) CdM 640-5357 S425.000 Sunday I ·5 •••135Halitorlsland Rd .. NB • 142-53>0 $895,000 l.sehld, Sat/Sun 1 ·5 978 Miramar. Laguna Beach 644-7211 $25.5.000 Sat/Sun 2-5 • 10131 Mc Michael. Garden Grove 640-ST17 Sunday 1·5 1399 Shannon Ln. Cff alecrest> CM 540-1151 Sl07.900 Sat. 1·5 37.9 E .19th St. <Et Side > C.M. ui.QBI sm.ooo Sat.1-s 2250 Golden Cir .. Newport Beach 831-1400 $139.000 Sun 1·5 '24 Mendo7.a Terrace. N.B. 631·1.400 1479.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 · 409 Columbus Cr. CoronaHgblnds. 759-9100 $8,500 Sat/Sun1·5 ••tOIB Pola::S Dover Shores, NB 152·156'1 .000-Fee Sun 1·5 2230 Golden Circle. Newport Beach fM.'lD 1147.SOO Sat/SUn 2-6 IJ Banma Court. Newport Crest. NB 175-1171 1181.500 Sat.1·5 111 Vla UdoSoud. Lido Isle. NB 813-7300 1.9.000 Sun/Mon 1·5 !O Mt. Laurel. Irvine 551-8418 1135.900 Sat. 1·5 Wlle&'tYourTrlldeT 8 11.-rOe~ n..t.• • ltUM \0 11!1'1 tor an 14 In thl' 1>•11'1 PUat lervke Olrit<10l"Y tblt can tAtabhah yo11r prol••••onal lde11 tlt.r f'or IDOrt 1nJorm• tlon call Ml 1178 Your frlende a nd ~uHCl ... IOed wh eo th e)' hav e ~to .ell. They'll l•U yo11 how well lt work..t for them! * CAMIO SHOllS * M1W llCUlll¥I Ulnt eas sut.ooo,. ... , .................... ,.... ... ..._ ...... ~ ........ . ONM TODAY 1.-S 4611 HAMPD8e $375,000 • ,..,,, ... J ................ Acw .. ,.I•• Cl "f Med.. n.-2._. ... , .......... . RICH REAL TY * ,,__--...,,....,,~- r~.~ THE R[AI ~ lSIAlJ:HS Want Ada RCTaylorCo ()40 t-)C)QQ MCI.AIM llG CANYON Lowest price d 2 b e droom . "Gr eenbriar" CONDO, la rge sitting area in master suite. Sunny patio next to s parkling fountain. community pool. spa and tennis. $184,000. RCTaylorCo 640-C)C)QQ DIRECTORY WfffJ tMs "-dy clrKtory wtffi YCMI ttiia wfftiftld et yoot CfO "-" '-tlwc> All ttM loceffotlt llthd Mlew •~ d.Knt.d ill ,,_..,. detoll by ecf-ttrli""9 tfww'-'e ;,. todcry't D.AIL Y ,ILOT W.ANT .ADS. ,..,_, •howiltCJ otlf" hones for •• or ,..... °" ~ to list such i~Holl Ill tM1 c"-Heh Setw•y ootdS-.dey. • 223 Vi a Ithaca <Lido) Npt J::Seach 4 IR plus FAM RM or DEN 640-5357 $325.000Sat/S\m / Mon 1-5 5552 Ridgebury. Huntington Bch 5 3 Roe k y Kn o 11 <Turtle roe k 846-0326 $174.900 Sat/Sun 10·5 Vi sta)lrv 3057 Yukon Ave .. Costa Mesa 640-5777 S269.500 Sunday t -5 9!l7 -2819 $209.000 Sat/Sun 10·5 •4615 Ha mpden <Ca m . Shrs). CdM * 19722Quiet Bay Ln,HlltS-clif,HB 760-0621 $369.000-Fee Sat/Sun 1-5 536-0776 Sat/Sun 1-5 911 Cliff Drive. Newport Beach 8572 Boone Cr .. Westmi:1ster 631-1400 S33.5.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 540-3666 8215.000 Sat 1 -5 1515Antiqua Way. Baycrest. N.B. 2327 Rutgers. College Park. C.M. 631 -7300 $450.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 751·0401 $120.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1732Candlestick Ln. Baycrest. NB 5411 Strasbourg <The Ranch > Irv. 548-2101 $260.000-Fee Sun 1-5 SS J-5833 Sl45.900 Sat/Sun 12·5 •16799Daisy. Fountain Valley 2003 Yacht Defender <Seaview> N.B. 979-5370 $113.800 Sat 1-5 640-53.57 $425.000Sal/Stm/Mon·l -5 2551 Vista Dr .. Bayshores. N.B. 25471 Barents St .. Laguna Hills 644·9060 $299.000 Sun 1-5 640-53.57 $193.500 Sundav 1·5 901 Chestnut Pl.. Eastbluff. NB • 1195 Boise Way. Costa Mesa · 644·6200 Sat/Sun 1-5 673-4400 $149.500 Sat 1 ·5 • 18712Via Torino <Turtlerock > Irv. 19441 Sierra Raton. Turtlerock. Irv 551-8700 $289.900 Sat/Sun 1-5 640-5777 $195.000 Sundav 1·4 •1912 Santiago Drive. Dovr Shrs. 20962 Beachwood. Hunt. Beach · NB 963·5671 $159.900 Sat 12·5 644-9060 $410.000-Fee Sat.1-5 J916AyonCr. <Mesa Verde>C.M. •19 Shoal. Jasmine Creek. Irv. 540.1151 $189.900 SattSun 1·5 759-1616 Sat/Sun J .5 249 Brentwood < Eastside > C. M. • •401 North Star Ln. Dover Shrs. 642-6368 $123.000 Sat. l-5 NB 26431 Palisfldes Dr .. Capis. Beach 631-7300 $945.000 Sat1St.m 1-5 640·5777 $889,000 Sat/Sun/Mon 12·5 • 10 Rue Villa rs. Big Canyon. NB * •426 Vi a Lido Nord, N. B. 631-7300 $595.000 Sun 1-5 631-1400 $895.000SatlSlm/Mon 1·5 •1472Galaxy Dr .. Dover Shrs. NB 2045 Shipway. Baycrest. N.B. 631·7000 $685.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 63 1-7300 $275.000 Sat /Sun 1·5 232 Via San Re mo. Lido Isle. N.B. • 1924 Holiday Rd .. Baycrest . N.B. 673-7300 $595.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 63 1-7300 $325.000 Sun 1·5 19 Whitewate r Dr .. Jas mine Creek 1901 Leeward Lane. Baycrest. N.B. 675-2311 $309.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 631-7300 $265.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 618 Kings Place. Newport Beach •1630H'landDr,HbrHlnds,NB 646-7171 $218.000 Sat. 1-6 631-7300 $265.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2515 Andover Place. Costa Mesa • 1620 Galaxy Dr .. Dover Shores. NB 979-5370 Sat/Sun 1-5 644-4910 SSS0.000 Sat /Sun 1-5 4 llDIOOM 1000 Sea L ane. Newport Beach 644-2009/759-1616 Sat/SlJn 1·6 2404 Vista Nobleza <Bluffs> N.B. 644-5150 $269.000 Sat/Sun 12-5 •8472 Dallas Circle. Hunt 'I! Bch 968-0838 $199.250 ·Sat 1-5 1601 Kings Road. Newport Beach 631-7600 $650.000-Fee Sat/Sun 1·5 4929 W. Lehnhardt. Santa Ana 549-4979 $93,500 Sat/Sun 11·5 2731 Pebble Drive. Corona del Mar 640-5m S425.000 Sat/Sun 12-5 3116KerryLn. <Halecrest)C.M. 540-llSl S119.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 223 Via San Remo. Newport Beach 631·1400 $695.000 Sun 1-5 ••727 Bayside Dr .. Newport Bch . 631-1400 S875.000Sat/Sun/Mon 1-5 •*443Canal. Newport Beach 631·1400 1256.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 5 Rue du Pare. <Big Canyon> N.B. 631-1400 1889.500 Sun 1·5 • 1911 E. Balboa Blvd .. Newport Bch 631-1400 98.000 Sun 1·5 216 Ruby. Newport Beach 631-1400 1485.000Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5 * * #8 Collins Isle. NB 631-1400 Sl.100.000 Sa/S1Mon 1·5 2646 Victoria Dr .. Laguna Beach 497-3331 1845.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 8715 El Lago. Fountain Valley 611-1300 1129.500 Sun 1·5 135 Vta Zurich. Lido Isle. N.B. 613-'nl)O 1485.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 llJ Via Nice. Udo Isle. N.B. 871-7300 .... 000 Sun/Mon 1·5 45812nd8t .• Newport Shores. N.8. 141.-, ... 000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ~Dr .. Newport Beach ll50:000 Sat/Sun/"'°" 2-6 J 1429 Mariners Dr ,Hbrlllnds,NB 631-7300 $165.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 225 Via Orvieto. Lido Isle. NB 644-9060 $350.000 Sun 1·5 14 Holley. Univ. Park. Irvine 644-6200 $229.000-fee Sat/Sun 1·5 •34 Drakes Bay. Spyglass. CdM 644·6200 S549.000·f ee Sat/Sun 1·5 5386 Amalfi. Irvine 551-8700 $310.000 Sat /Sun 1-5 2 Crosscreek. Woodbridge. Irvine 551-8700 $186.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 1730 Galaxy Dr .. Dover Shores. NB 631-7300 $525.000 Sun 1-5 1441 Galaxy Dr .. Dove r Shores. NB 631-7300 $470.000 Sun 1·5 500 K Street. Balboa Penin .. NB 673-7300 $365.000Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5 •#1 Tiburon <Spygls> CdM 675-3411 $649.000 Sat/Sun l ·S 288 Sherwood St.. Eastside. C. M. 631·1266 $182.500-Fee Sat 12·5 1100 Dennis Dr .. Costa Mesa 979-5370 $219,000 Sunl-5 • 1072 Santiago. Newport Beach · 979-5370 $795,000 Sunl·Sl 1818 Oriole. Costa Mesa 546·2313 $239.900 Sa 10-4/SU 10·2 30472N:Ranipton, Lag. Ni~el 851-6500 $248,000 Sat/Sunl:30-4:30 2033 Swan Dr .. Costa Mesa 546·2313 $179.900 Sat/Sun 1·4 •27161 L<>st Cold <Nellie Gail )LagHls 851-6500 S218.900 Sat/SUn l·S I ... OOM 1627 Port Charles. HVH. Nwpt Bcb 759-1501 $298.000 Sat/Sun l·S • I• pllll~AM IM_._. •20581 Suburbia Ln .. Hunt. Bch. 962·7984 sise.ooo Sat1SUn 12-4 2921 C•t•lpa CE/lluff1> N.8, I ; 646-3255 S256.500 Sal/Sun 1-5 1801 HollvTree Lane. North Tustin 751-51 15 Sl.750.000 Sun. 12·6 • •225 Cana l. Newport Beach 645-1856 $290.000 Sat/Sun 3·6 • •800 Ha rbor Island Dr .. NB 631-0094 Sl.395.000 Sat tSt.m 1-5 205 11 Kelvingrove. Hunt. Bc h. 962-1668 S169.500 Sun only 1-6 • 1737 Balport. Newport Beach 644-7211 S210.000 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 ••812 Harborls l IPromo Ray>NR 675-3411 $1.250 .000 Sat tSun 1-5 1034 Sandcastle. HV Hills. N.B. 631-7300 S330.000 Sal/Sun 1-5 16 Cypress Tree Ln .. Irvine 644-7020 S259.000 Sat 2·6 16 Rippling Stream <Turtlerock l l rv 551-8700 Sat/Sun 1-5 15 Clear Spring. TrtlRk Hinds. Irv. 631-7300 $399.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 •8 Rolling Brook. Trtt Rk. Irv. 759-1616 Sal/Sun 1·5 #20 Moro Bay. Ne wport Beach 979-5370 $537 .500 Sunday l ·5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2 • ..... 2 .. ,.,, 608 Marguerite <Old CdM > CdM 675-6000 $335.000 SattSun 1-5 l • & 2 .. 2600 Bayside <Old CdM) CdM 675-6000 S485.000 Sal/SUn l ·5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE IACHaOI 300 Cagney. #215 <Versailles> NB 645·8638 $99.900 Sun.1·5 Z RDIOOM 17667 Brittany. Huntington Bch 646-7171 $84,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 21372 Brookhurst #725. Hunt'g Bc h 64&7171 $125.000 Sat.1-5 21372 Brookhurst. Unit 723. HB 968-8410 $120.900 Sat & Sun 407 Bolero Way. Park Lido. N.B. 673-5908 Sat/Sun/Mon 1-5 1700 Westcliff Dr. #15. Westclf. NB 631-a>o S99.500 Sun 1-5 2• .... FAMIMwDIM 768 Tustin Avenue. Newport Beach 640-9900 $169.500 Sat 1-S 992 Bayside Cove West. N.B. 644·9060 S540.000 SattSun 1-5 J ... OOM 2511 SUnflower #L9. Santa Ana -645.o303 S86.900 Sat. l ·4 1957 ~ Bruno. Bluffs. N. B. 64().0020 SlSS.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 J • ... •AM IM _. DIM 334 Ogle SL. Costa Mesa 642-5722 $139.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 67 Canyon Ridge. Trtlrk Gin. Irv. 675-3411 ~.000 Sat/SUn 1..S MOBILE HOME FOR SALE J~ 700 Lido Park Dr., J29. N.B. 646·3255 S61.500 Sat/Stan 1-$ * ..... •• W•••• I * *. W:ll•"fl .... ,... ---,- MUST SELL Owner tra11srerred~ make o£frr on lo\ely "' BR. 2"'2 IJA. 2.000 "-q.ll t..ime-800' from bl-arh Pool. tenntl>. 1\sk1 1Jg S17!1.SOO. Owner attcllt &tS-GM> • SALESMa.! Earn 90r, comm. We have openings. Call 645-6'8l Make SSS. JUSTUSTED W. OCEANfllOMT· , La r j!e s u pe r deluice duplex 3 Bdrm. 211\! ba\h + 2 Bdrm. 2 bath. Choi(e comer location. S895,oot. OCEANROMT • Large deluxe BALBOI\ Duplex . 4 Bdrm. 2h baths up. 3 bdrm. 2 batlli. down. Fireplace eac:tll&fl it. Compl. redecorated & upg raded. Shows hllc b ra n d n e w • 0 n ljy $665.000. • JUST LISTED l Hard to find W. RA~ AVE. Charming 3 bdqn + family rm residenc~ Private master s u1{e wtretreal " s undec,. Secluded lush patio + Z brreotal unit! $375.000 ; lc6oa..., Prop. RHtton ' •675-7060• onMSUH 1-S 2515 1st AYE. CdM : Outstanding view. 2~ • Bdrm howes. x.lnt partf. ing. financing. Both onl)- 1565.000. • NEWPORT CllST : Charming 2 bdrm. en8 unit condo. Jusl reducqt toS.162.000. • SANTAANA l Owner leaving are . Must sell clean 2 bd townhouse. A bargai m.soo. 673-S354 ~ ·crR Realtors MISAYEIDI POOLHOMI 4 bdrms A c u st kitchen, pool bas ne IOlar beat. pomp ... extras. SAIA HIMMAM : 646-5096 -RCt1ylor Co . . MIW ISl.Atea .. BEST IN BlUFFS OUTST~ N'Ul4 IAYROMT ·'"'Prime location . pa noramic bay. :'1 sunset view. Custom to the last detail w /rtnest quality including built-in a ntique furniture. Nothing to compare in Newport with this one of a kind exciting unique home. Asking $550.000. ., ora. 1·5 2143 VISTA erntADA . I ',DECOIATOl'S s pect acular home. . Finest qua lity throughout. 2100 sq.ft. 3 Bdrms. 2~ Ba. better than a model J h ome! Asking S219.000. ., OPIM 1-6 423 VISTA TIUCHA . -. Be UMT, t •autiful ~00 sq.ft. 3 bdrm. ! ba. living area. 1 level. Tile. '· sbutten. parquet. neutral carp.. . choice early Bluffs. $205.000. Real beauty. OPIM 1.a I JOI 0 YISTA CAJON I llMTAL Beautiful 4 bdrm. bonus room. 3 bath end unit. Lovely g'reenbelt. S1B mo. OPIMl-1 I I HELEN 8. DOWD llALTOll. IMC. 644-4134 I ('.•--I Utt a .., Wiiia n. Experts !l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~t • Lino a ..a&llU'l lnel.All .. TNI MY The prMli1e ot llvlng in Spyglass HUia. li'antutic ocean vlew & city U1bta. Breathe the clean aJr & relax in the J~uui whlle sipping a cool drink. Tttla loYety 4 bedroom. 3 bath home has bHD UHraded throu,gbout. Many extras. 1..-m•ae YOU CM1 ~-llOI ..._....°' .. ' Beautiful 2 bdrm, private suites plus deo, private patJO, deck, wet bar. dumbwaiter. central vacuum system. Ma ny upgraded extras. Exclusive Harbor area. Will not ls1>t ! LIK> SI00,000 Price reduction on t his corner charmer wi th a bay view. This 3 bdrm remodeled home is a buyer's dream. A fabulous bargain with excellent financing. UVI THI GOOD Llfl UDO ISU IA YlllOMT Large boat slip. Elaborate 4500 sq.ft. bayfront home. 5 Bdrm suites with 8 baths. Ele vator, security system, 21 • runabout included for family fun. TIME SHARING Go all over the world. Start in Puerto Vallarta where t he sun never sets .. Only $5950. Call now for information. SPAHISH VILLA Spectacular vie ws. 7500 sq .ft . of gracious living. 6 Rdrms. 61-:? baths. total privacy with automatic gates & secllrity system. 3 bars. 3 spas. sauna. pool, extensive use of imported tile. custom stained glass windows. solar system. Sl,500.000 ,,... .......... ~ .............. . _.. au :tlil6h• Cal ltOW for .. ,·al lwwKI. 673-7300 JJ77 VIA LIDO. NEWPO RT BEACH BAYSHORES, POSSIBLE LEASE OPTION! Private commun ity living. guarded gate and private beaches. 4 Bdrms. warm wood pa n e l inl? thruout . Separate upstairs dorm for children. private master suite a nd retreat open to secluded fl ower covered atrium. Fee land. OWNER WAHTS OUT. CORONA DEL MAR CHARMER Owner motivated! Sell it! Submit alt offers! oo this 2 Bdrm charmer. Brick fi replace. plush carpeting. French doors to huge wood deck overlooking rear yard and CdM hills. $50.000 down a nd owner will fina nce. SPECTACULAR 180 OCEAN VIEW E nter into cathedral ceilinged living room. hosting wood burning fireplace. large private terrace off living room viewing city lights and Pacific ocean. Three airy Bdrms a nd baths. see this home during t he sunset hours! ONE LOT TO NEWPORT BEACH OCEANFRONT Bring your fishing gear! Be ready for seashore activity in t his 4 Bdrm. 2 story beach home. Amenities include beautiful stained glass. co?.y fi replace. w ood beamed ceilings. Separate m aster s uite h o s ts own b r ick fireplace. $278.000. 673-1550 Pete Barrett ) resents CLIFFHAYEN DCLUllVI MIW LISTI..._ Custom quality and good taste are reflected tbruout. Enter thru gated courtyard into tfda beautiful 3 Bdrm home with ramily room or dining room and large s wimming pool. ~ell planned for privacy and secunty. Call for all t)le details. IXCLUSIYI MIW LISTtH•-The perfect home for a couple! Tb.is expansive 2 Bdrm home has a dining room. breakfast room and alttiD& room with panoramic harbor view. All rooms open to lar1e covered patio and private garden. Call for all the details. SPECTACUW OCEAN VIEW HOME 11'1. ~ILT IM fllMAMCIHG Largest Seaview 4 Bdrm Port Royal Mdl. 2"700 sq. ft. 2 yrs old. Priced reduced S20.000. Motivated seller. Open house Sat/Sun/ Mon 1·5 2003 Yacht Def ender ... w,ortc ...... 640.5317 41ir. 2ba. All new nooring. Jae. College park. $120.000. 7Sl·0401 Agt. MESA VERDE 4br. J •,1ba, compl re· mode les. lge enr l. oockyard w /seclud spa a rea, Sl40M . BK R 5.5l·l009or S49·4132 Fix'" Save Col.cteP.t. SEA VIEW $I OS,000. 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• GIEA T FAMILY HOME 48r. 2Bit. hght & airy. l blk to schl & park. 1\1 m1 lo bch. Only $118,900. • 2003 Yocht Dtfet•r Spacious 3Br, 2Ba + lg Fabulous financing with fam rm. frplc. No money ... Fixer 20';.( down. 4 Bdrms +. dn VA or assume exist-For Sale By Owner , Open Hse Sal/Sun 1-5. Back on m a rket after Ocean view. Ing $75.000 low int VA 3bdnn, 2ba, ram rm, up· 21372 Brookhurst, 122. :1 ule. $15,000 below Cf2I N tC......,. loan graded. landscuped, 12 br. 2 ba condo. CIR market. Lrg assumable 64"wf 357 Open Hse Daily 10·6 mi rrom beach. 960-4706. Realtors. Ann, 646-5096. loan. Agl Cynthia V" Call Please call Bkr Hiatt~°" 9fl8.<B1B. •--,..-C-E-R-ED_UC_ED_!_ 548·~ LA R G E FAM IL y ~ I 042 IAYSHOll ORJVE Owner wants lo move out Liliiiiiiiiioiri63iii1ii.z-Miiii6iii~i ROOM ••••••••••••••••••••••• O\llnnlfli ramily home now' Pr1 me 2 .,torv 1111 Plus 4 bedroom}>. Very BY OWNER-Wat.erfront, Move·in cond. Gated home. So P ·u Lge 2 Br nice patio & yard Near deluxe Seagate Condo.+ area. Pvt beaches. apt wtxlnt income Sub DC EAN Huntington Centi.'r. f'ull dcx:k. 21"11Ba. $329,500. No MSO.OOO.Agt,646-f~ m1t J Doran. A gt. pnce S119.500 downtoqualifiedbuyer. 851·952'l Park PLal't' Inc 842 7461 Pnnc1pal:. only. 846-3923' THE BLUFFS Costa Meso I 024 8 IRON SHOT WATERFllOMT WITH ••••••••••••••••••••••• To ~teadow Lark Golr POOl & SUP Model Home Co~ Nice 3 bt:droom. Ueauttrul Chnstiana Bay End unit, backyard pool. NEW CONDOS VI EW 1 J • b;a th. f'ull "rice with indoor pool and ex-4 Br. 3 Ba. frml din rm. SI I l,900. pans1ve view. Perfect for calh ceil, lg decks. be~t 2&3 BEDROOMS Park PLare In<· 1'142 141'1 l•ntertaining 1n this J loc. Walk to school. ten Starting al $101 .000. PRICE REDUCED bdrm, formal dining r m r.jS club. shopping. On Victona btwn home with patio and bo<Jt OWNTHELAND Newport& ~129 900 SJOOO on this nice 6 dor k . Own e r will $269.00U Harbor Blvd. bed room w ith 111 r i:te lease /opt ion or ex. 2-104 Vista Nobleza 548-3559 ' family room. f'ull "nee change. $750.000 644-51.50 OpnSu/Su 12·5 h es 646_6093 W1l only 10% dn. suo.ooo. -~~~~~~~~!'I owner will carry 2nd Park Place Inc. 842·7461 WATERFRONT lalMMll•kand 1006 .:: TO with NO p ay--11111m1------r HOMES ••••••••••••••••••••••• E-SIDE DUPLEX ments f or 3 yr s. THEIMPOSSllLE RE6A3L1_E1S400TATE IDEAL FAMILY HOME': 2 story. J bdr m Two 3 Br. Unih PI ease consider DREAM COME TRUE and guest qua-rters $142,500 these feature s: Pmauve cash Clow on Irvine 1044 lluntmi,'\on Beach 4·plex •••••••••••••-'-•••••••• Large patio. $355.000. FOLLER REALTY Spacious 3Br. 2V2Ba. t lo:.e to the ooa('h No de LOU BRECHTEL 546-0814 fo r ma l dining rm. terred matnlt'n<Jnti· A:-. & Assoc. 675-333 1 rrplc. lg 2 car garage . :.umahle lo<tn . :.o hurQ. ---------2 block:. tn frnm In tne dr f By OWNER a tn um. spa & patio. carru. go ast. Blvd. 1 Ii'• .> C<Jr :-. old 205 Emerald. J Br + 2 Br Townhome 3 bdrm 2 ha Ha n dsome cedar apt + guest rm & Bil . Upgr~1ded(·urpet&plJnk s hing le s1 d 1ng. A $435.000 Owne r will f loor1 n I! H r 1 t t J "> woo dsy beach look. carry at 12"o. 615--2975 Wood:.. By 0 w n c r . Open hse ctly 10·6PM Redhill~Realty f ;1:~ 1:wo 2Slory 2 BR P •Ba.1BR ~-1441 ------PLEASE CALL garage apt Sep gue:.t FOR SALE BY OWNER Ownr/bkr 5 Br. family room. vool. qtn.. Owner. 673-0828 A ssUfl'I. Loon Cl<~l' to ocean Sl5!l.UOO POPULAH 548-2089 l::a:.y f1 nanCIOI! :.!0~!11 ~ lolboa Island New 4 BR unique custom home. 125 Abalone. OPEN 8-6 or ca II ownr. $585,000. 673-3984 HAVER FORD Soburh10 Ln. Open Sal & !Jliln m Meadow PJrk 1:-. or Sun 12·4 Brolo.c•r l'<l·OP now a\a1lahll·. Mu:-.t :-.cc 631-2246 Owner Agent. 9621984. to apprecwll· th1:-. h1ghl~ BY OWNEI{. 400 plan Cal " d d 10 Id For details & d1rect1on:. up..,ra c mos o Cla:-.-.il' Bv Th" Sl'<t . ho mt-. Lgc r ountry Thankyou. • .. BALIOA ISLAND kitchen. den. 1n:.1dt• lndry ............... _.. .. 1 4br.2.-.ty. :!' 2ba. l1v rm. rm. formul dtnmg & II\. dm rm. lam rm. highly BY 0 w n ~ r • 2 I 7 mg rm. :!' 2 ba, 4br, & -------·-ur,Arudetl Sl74.90H W Apoletto pool s1.:.-lot Xlnt term., EASJSIOE 11 li. Open llou.~e S;it & 2 BR, 2 sty hse w/fplc. 2 & f1nancini;. Call 957·28HI Sun. 12·5. Seller l'<rn help BR gar apt., + lge sep for uppointmcnt. ANESJ f111an1·l• 5!'1<! H1d~cbury owners unit. Good us l>r . H.B. 8"'6·0~U Must sumable, $392,000. Prtnl' --------• 4 bd. 2 ba, w/fam rm. 2 !>d lthi-. wt•ckcnd only. 673.·CJ727 3 BEDROOM frplcs . 2 patios. Nl'w Double 1'(ara11.e. 611xt20. carpets + paint. ust·d lot Qu1cl l•1talion, hut bnck & oak. Fant<J!>L1c dose to -;hopping. New value. 288 Sherwood St . roof. copper plumbing. OPEN HOUSE SAT 12·5 hardwood floors. plaster or call ror appointment. walls. good condition. CUrt Herbert.a ll. 631·1266 llai)oa Pe•sula I 007 ••••••••••••••••••••••• New Sbr. 3ba. S275.000. ezy lenns, OCD & bch VU. 113 E. Balboa 879-5991 C--.. Mar I 022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• UVEIM ruo.ooo wlth an assuma· ., .... c:c:c:.o ble loan. or~.-... RoyMcC ..... lltr. 54t.7729 REALTORS Walk to ~ach. ~acr1f1ce. 2br. 2ha upgraded condo. Mu:.t :.ee lO bt•lc1vc. Was Sl26.500. now $120.900. farm. f\ss ume 166,000 loan at ~%. no points. Owne r movin& out or area. Pool. jac. tennis. sand voUyball. sec gate. 21312 Brookhurst. Unit 723. 968 -8410. Open House. IEAUT1FUL CDM Hew EIMJlish Tudor LAURB. POIMT Enjoy 3 private beaches. Styt. Co.dos Comer of NP Blvd & &otft'fai1tcr's Drcom ocean view, 3 bdrm home Fabulouli 2 and three Montevista. Best loca· llwollwi)tOft Seacliff withseparate ramilynn. bed room condos in tion.3bd.OPEN HOUSE Lrg single story, 4br. Best price in area. Fee elegant complex. Many SATJ012HN·5. MARSHALL formal dinin~. ram rm. land. Only $288,500. Call beautiful a nd unique custom yrd, tropical pool Agent/ Ocean Pacific reatures. including 631-l.266 w/bar spa & f&repit. En· Re a l E 11 t a t e · atriums . fireplace. joy golf. tennis & the 1~<TI~4)~759-~1~6~16~~~~~ cathedral ceilings. beach. Walk to schools. 1: cermamic til<.-s. Buyers lmmed o ccupa n cy. Attractive pool duplex + 2 choice of carpets. Very REALTORS Owne r . s 36.o176. TURTLEROCK GLEN Lari.:e :.an gle level 4 bedro<Jm. designed for family living and enter- taining Fireplace in both hvmg and family room. Spectarular fou.n- tam and fish ponds m centra l atrium. Lux· ur aous m a s ter bath. Profcss1onall y decorat· ed and landscaped AITlf•nitics galore Jor the mos t d1 sr r1m1nat1ni.i. Open House Sat /Sun l ·5, l9S)camore Creek. Glen Hellwarth. 559-9400 REALTORS *'*JUST LISTED! Hard to fmd, Bnarwood rmdcl in beautiful Wood· hridge Broadmoor . ~ beautiful Bdrm in ov~r 2000 sq ft. Compare the value ,,l $179,900 . \\\"w.Jhrldgc Real•• 551·3000 4ftO Ba nat1~• l'tl 'llfY. I rrilM' **RARE!! Largest model of Wood· bridge Broadmoor. 4 Br executive home with 3 car ~arage! Cul-de-sac k>cataon. This ooe·s gol 1t all aod asking only $183,500 \\OOdbrldge Reahg 551·3000 4t!t Barranca f'tlwy. lrvlM' · good rentala. Prime loca· luxurious. Priced as low Bkr/Coop. tioo. $285.000. 540-4999 as S97.000! Call and see ,_ __ _,__ _____ MUST SELL BY OWNER --.,.--------• thesetoday! s.ao-1120 EASTSIDE6PUX Chews *icleochtto.e Woodbridge 3 br, 2"11 ba, For ~E'" T ARIB.L, llU.L TY RBI TO $325,000 :.;,~ ,J";13~~.~: A-C, 2m gar, 85H l610 IY OWNER with assuma ble loans, cov patio. drive by. 21282 p RE s TI G I o U s Sat&c..-1-5 2 E'side doll houses. R2 ~.~ggf:!.~~l~~1;~: CYynartr:.1".'au~!!1.~. call agt COLLEGErARI Forme od.-..1 i lot. Xlnt income & area come. We ll kept. single '" ~ BeauUrul. Purdue Plan. r m e .spac o.us Separate yards. OWC . . h &.1.-L ..a. __. Featurestnclude3bdrm. 3bdrmhome.formaldm· 2nd . F /P s135,500. s tory units wit 4 •--r.-~'~ ing room. Jrg fami ly ~&754·l648 gara"es · plus orr street ' No qualifying with $SOK 2 ba. Ideally located lo room. lrg patio with cov· parkmg on 60x300 rt lot. down & $1500/mo. on this schools, park, pool &: er, 3 car garage, view Like new. Near Back Bay. 644-7211 5bdrm pool home. Cyn· shopping. Asking only quietCul-de·Sac. 3bclrm. 21i ba. Many up-... Uua96IHI038. rfi=i~.aH~Sal. Assumable loan at grades. Must sell this R~-~ I 9-7/8% weekend . $120,000 s • • .-cv • II Owner wil c...-y Terms. 642· 1989 t • ' . Garden paradise pool & ijj 2MITD VIEW ~~sJs.~~b~~~f. 5 15 Monterey Cir, CdM th ISth r . r SPLASH SPLASH! 1-5. 8472 Dallas Cir. Agt !!!!Ill!! ----644-21.88 e airway rom C . thts J bd, 2~ ba custom 3 Bdrm. swim pool &jac. yntrua 968..()838. WOODBRGE SBR. S2391\1 home on oversized lot. Like new cond. Sl.20.000. SU..at lst IUY Prescott by Lagoon, Just listed 2 Br. Patio. fireplace. $185.000. Open House Sat. 1·4. 3210 Seaview. B Eilerlsen AtJ.. 87>2373 or Tio-8598. From the private 642·5062Agent. Cl 2 bd l"2 b d AGT 2FR 18 Mandarin courtyard entry Lo the ean • a con o. Owner552-4666 mirrored daning room EASTSIDE t he house End unit on a quiet ceiling this home has you·ve been wish ing greenbelt.Sparklingpool I' d would become for sale. & s pa. Assume F HA OWNER MUST SB.I. 2bdnn, 2ba condo. Xlnt terms. Owner assist financing. Assume 9~% loan. 552·4447, 1-498.()829. Snt11• Exe••~ Spac BR 3 Ba me qua ity 111 every etall. darling 3 Bdrm. Sl27.000. loan. Call Craig or Jeff. I de a II y p r i c e d a l Devin & Co. 64.2-6368 631-1266 $350,000. Ask for Craig. +great cust lot for qual income prop. 645-7272 OCEAN VIEW 631-12166. HARBOR VIEW HILL.5 STARTER HOME 3 br, 2~ ba, separate On 3 br. l~ ba, desirable b .. f .. comer lot, move·in con· ram rm, r .. st noo. • dltioo. walk to schools '325.000. and shopping, College Park. $108,000. Ask ror Crajg. 631-1266 112 .. 2211 l:i~-~-,~-- ~~~~~~~I REA .TORS '==' sa:~lA-4~tis· ::: .... "' QA' .. '°""" -----·=·:.~ .:::'" ~ :: low llO ..... ._ ...... ~ 'ENLUKI I I I r I .,._,...T~I,_E __ o .... v...-11 ~ I I r I . · I f. UCErT I ..-, ..... , ~rr--......,1......i My wlle went ttwouof\ two _.., _____ ..,_ -~ NCI llOhtt -both of tllem were r--~-----on tl'le l)llOll of•-. RULRFY I I I I' I I • ~w::::; ,:"'"-~-=:' _ ........ ,..,.11epNoJ,3Mlow. ! NINf ,.._.llO LlntU IN BIMQW , EASrSIDE. view of park. 4 BR. 2 Ba, Fam Rm, $123,000. Devin & Co. REALTORS IEAUTIFUL Rancho San J oaquin TOWNHOME. Prestige, security, elegance, con· venience and priced lo aeU. Beaut. view of Irvine Campus and Fashion Island. Call for informa t ion on th is dream home. Ast for Bill atS40-4646 642.6368 ·---------'12 MILE TO IEACH 0.. PoW I 026 Calif. living at ilS rlnest ••••••••••••••••••••••• By owner , English Tudor dream home. 3bdrm, 2ba, Uv rm, fam rm, din· ing rm, sun rm with full ocean view. Assumable loan 9~'lfo. $210.000. 61U.QllZ2. F t• V-"ty I 034 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ATT'IACTIVI . 'AIWMSI TWMtSI 2 BR-Assumable loan +2ndT.D .. $80,000. C/Z~~~ IW&wwl• .._. I 040 ....................... REDUCED Open Hae Sun l-4 8382CuUtianDr E l egant 5 Br 3 Ba w/famil;, formal dining, It hu.ge patio t ooms. Choi ce area. Now Sl62,000. MUil seUI A&t. .... By owoer. All. 179,900. s.cr1nce price. Nice 3 br townboule. 549-0833. PO<L Writ J8r, ... Prime lou tlon, near beach. Sl•,500. 531-'lOIO Bkr. in this 2 story model home W/SOft fl airy Col• ors in m ove-in cond. 963-5671 ~ Walker & lee Real Estate RANCHO SAN J OAQUIN llAl.MIAT VILLA·lBr. loft/d en . 0pn Labor Day Wknd 3 Bdrm. ~ large Family 1 o . 6 . 8 s e g u r a . Rm. Walkma dlslance to $145 ooo 559-62:3S0wner the beach. Full price · · · 1134,000. ttwetfswJ°" lffcll I 040 Parle Place Inc. 842·7461 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MO DOWN-OKAY!!! 3Br. 134Ba. Frplc. Built·lns~ In good f a miJy area. will not last at SSS.500. No Down Okay to quality Veteran. FHA Okay too. Submit a ll offers. MO QUALIFYING!!! No need To QuaUfy when you take over the Joan on this spacious 3BR. l~Ba. with 1parkllng cool pool. Cozy fam rm. cpting 1 yr young. ca ll for more details. tiOLDIM WIST llALTOIS & ASSOC. 141 1511 don osen I t • .1 , t ~ 'r' 1213 N. COAST HWY LAGUNA Bl!:ACH 497-4848 ~ CIR Realtors CONn.ACT SAU OK 3 br, hi1hly upgraded. dlOitt location on green- belt, nr pool &: tennis. SAIA HINMAN M6-Sot6 IYOWI• 'DIE IL\NCB. 4br + ram ..... c-.pwety remod, n ew cpt. paint . wallpaper. Lovely yard. Koi Poild. Assum lo 1145.900. 551-5133 OWMB SACllRCES ------.. --1 Ocean view view view. 3 Bdrm. 2.,., bath. 2300 sq n 17141494-1177 custom home. Assume 2 FANTASTIC loans. Wood, skylights. , Mexican llle. $189.500. OCEAN VIEW <.:all Wilson & Weiss R.E. 3 Bdrm, 2 ba. huge den, 2 493--2752 frplcs. lovely yard, 1--------•I S223,SOO. Peg AJlen Rltr 494-7578 831-8440 PRIVACY /Vlf.W !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I from this 3 Bdrm. 3 ba home with formal dining rm. french doors and Mexican ti le thru-out. LE1US * OCEAN VIEW * Dynamic new wood and glass home. for the dis- tinctive buyer. A de· si.gner s howcase. Ter- rific terms. 3 Br. 3 ba. Was $465.000 NOW $395,000. 2345 Hillview. Open l·S Sat/Sun & Mon. Call Roo, Agent 497 ·5454 Introduce you lo one of lrv\ne's finest develop· ments -TURTLE ROCK GLEN PATIO HOMES. • Bdnn, 2~ ba. IJNemess model. Excep-tional f1oof plan dtsigned for elegance and func-tional llviog Wet bar and many decks. l•--------1 Great for entertaining. Assumable Joan. FI P 1254.500. EVIRCH .... MG l...USIONS of this hilla and sea from Ulla Ouis Abel designed • bdrm home overlook- ing Laguno. Sauna. game rm. lge kitchen. famUy rm. lge master bdrm+ many more amenWes. M95,000 131 .. 440 IANCHO SAM Jo.( .... .. San Joaquin .. inodel. a bltlaoma plus den/Study. Quality neutNl tan carpets and drapea. Mirrored doon. Fabuloul golf rourw view. ~ private patioa. Aakinl 1119.D. Pentbaule ·'San Mateo" model. 2 bedroom unit overlooking golf eouree ind night light vlew. UNraded. Community pool. tennis. ltll.000. OPIH SAT /SUM 2·5 OCEAM & CAHYOM VllWS Splendid home oC wood and glau with each win- dow framing a different ocean and mountain view. Own this comforta· ble 3 bdrm home or 4ramatlc spaces for525.000. Good financ- ing available. '71Mif Id 644-7211 3 br ..z. 3 ba. private beach !'IQ for 45 n bNt. ln·l•w qtr. Mat colblnl area for waterflmt. lnveatment 1ell at .. llK "/Ml( lllUID at 11\ft ... Bob GI' Dovie ~ 111·13& NI: •ua . MAX /JD.NIGEL UAILEY & ASSl:lCIATES l blk to bench. 20· self cont. trailer SI ps s Alum sht.'<i. $5575 Call 645-3675 or 2 I 3 /363·8951:1 Rcdh ii I¢~ Rc.tlty t ; -;-: : -,-: ) ( It I MIWUSTIMG 5 UHITS + I.AMO Recently re f urb1~h1•d t:Xcellenl Easts1de lo• <1 lion Area to bwld 2 morl' uruts 752-1920 J QUAIL PLACE PtlOPERTIES # 10,... Tll l :JO P.M.I MEW LISTING 5 HOUSES OH LOT Newly r('furb11'hed ~cur 1:olf 1·ou1 ~e in t-:.i~b1lf" Co:.ta ~ll-sa Partncri.hq1 problc·m ml/'.t be i.11ld • S375.000 752 l!r~>o . .. FOR EST E OLSON r,,., 11• a , •rH•"'!o . 4-•C.-.... ......... ~'· ln•ntwwftt DMsio• Seal leach Two One block to beach. p r1d\• nf ownership, 2 Bdr'll 2 bath units. rirepla~s. bwltins. s undecks antJ pallO t:alltoday , COST A MESA THRli£ OHLY $133,000 • Owner ~111 carry AITl1 at \O';! ! Only 26'< doWri. near Santa Ana Councty Club. Be low mar~l rent.s with increase Ill· d1 cat ed. A r a re qp - portun1ty. call for de· tails . ~ ., ..... ' 10%&.o.!!! ~ IMH.t.._.,;..._._._ lch 4-pt~ Close to beach, maJ>r shopping center af d eublic transporlatilil. Dishwasher and rands. 6 garages. Call for 4te· t.a!ls. 14 UHITS ASSUMAIU • I 01/Jo/o LOAN : 13 adult type units 3 Bdrm 2 bath house, tlmh demand location. ~II proressional ma*a . ment or do It y Ir and l58()0 profit! Call investment lnrormatH*. 11 .... 34-93'3 ~ 21MJM75' .. ~UNITS COSTA MES \ ~ tBr Uk w /pool, 1r.'4H.000.2t •, dn 8'13-4lk J& c!!!b&llb .~ • ~rcial comer hi \M bub of act\on In ' 14guna. wllh untapped 1 resources. Gross in come about ~7.000. Can con· vert t.o st.ores or olf1ces or operate as a hotel. $200.000 cash and seller 'i'na11c i n g balance. M c Corma c k R .E .• 49t-755l 'Large lot In exclusive Thr~e Arch Bay. So. "Laguna. Sec urity gate community with pvl. streets. beach, tenrus & '-t·lobhouse Airport . yachting. a nd fishing &mutes away. Owner \i-as bul ll his h o me ·"nearby. Very rare oµ. portun1ty . t.ot vricc S l .49 5 .000 Ph a13 /6 28 1300 o r ~.7J4t499-3070 wknds. +Fantastic hy• 'REDUC ED S7.000 ()rily S64.SOO. Ocean view lot plwi approved plani. (qr lri·level home. Walk· m distance to Dana Pl. rbor. Owner638·1614 GAii PIOPUn (I .READYTOBUILD ' HOMESITE 1>ptox boundary Capo Hc h·San Cleme nt('. 10.<m sq rt. S12S.OOO. A.sic ror Bob. letter Ho.et Rfflty 661·2407 DESERT OASlS ~1lver Lake.-s lakcfronl lot ror ~ale. 17 m1 northeasl of V1ctorv1lle. Nl'stled 10 lhc high de :.ert where sand turns lo grass and YOU enjoy 277 smog free acres or lakes. ~If, \.ennis, elc. $24.300. 1Wms: trade or ? Call &rba:ra at 645· 18:58 ,..,,]=· .a.::OON TYL ... • MSOC ,, R•AL TOR• .f (! "ll_o .... At41'ft •\• .,., i ..t •7•·4000 PIUCB.ISSLAMD Ba~shores 2 br. g ate WITH guarded com m . $650. STUDIO HOME <213)697-0488 : 972·5101 24 Ac r es Fallbrook.1_da...;ys _______ _ Price $390 ,000' wilht•--------terms. Re{ihi II~ Rc.ilty I;-:-;: ~:;1111 BAYFR ONT . FURNISHED Charming 4 Bdrm. older home on Balboa I s land . s li p negotiable. $1500 mo. tc· !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I nant pays utilities ....... bdlm91 2100 UllllllOO~ 00.'t~§ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 671-6000 ~ \ranaf.,.... Ex· ~•II Corpc»-a&lonl. Sp 'lllt.U RJd~. 4 Br. 2~'t Bil. 3 car 1ara1• Winter or yearly . SllOO mo. l n c lda Gardeaer. ..... ------IPYM.AllHU Oreen View atau&lr\al 4bdrm home wiUI pool AvaJI 1mmed. SID/mo 8'4-1988. lmn'led occupanc . fan · tuUc 180 dearee o(n V\ew rro,. all mus. quiel 28r, ae.. parklna . SlOOO nw 9'4 *9eves/wknds. 642-5151 wkdys. J~MJNE CREEK 2bdrm. lse. 198S/mo. Avail approx Sepl lS. S•dc ..... aHlty 644-9644 3 Br leaae. Newly derorat· ed. lge patio. dbl garage . access lo pvt beach. Gardener. S700. Of fice 644-2292: after 5.644-8343. SPYGLASS HILL Executive 4 Bdrm home In pres tigious a re a . $1496/pr mo. R. C . Taylor Co. 640-9900. Mesa Verde 3 Br. 2 Ba. f e n t>c d y ard. 2 car garag<'. Natural wood rloors & trim. Fre nch doors . lmlTUl c. m> mo. + uUls. 979·8610 Agent. Duplex t::asls1de. 2 Bdrm. 2 ba. patio & gara1te. 675-0562 Mesa del Mar 3 bdrm. 2 ba. 5650. Family. Ref's req. S4(). l$42. 546-9460 R A N C H 0 P A L 0 S j!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!lll!...!!!...!! 2br. 2 ""ba. gar. C rplc. dis· VERDES. 3 Br. 21,2 ba. h h i d Its Unohstructed o cean EANFRONT winter was er. m cro. a u · vaew.µool. Valued at rental. 3 Br + den. No p e t s . l yr old. $250.000 clear. Exchange master br & pvt sundeck SSSO/mo,,631-3926. for units 1n Newport & ~andy beach. 'Pvt 3br. Iba. S600/mo. Beach. Will trade up. patio. 2 car garage. 2 car gar 2131795·9141 days. W.J . Beaut. furnished. Shown 646.5636: 4 Bdrm. 2 Ba. Family Room. fireplace. dbl " • r • a e • f e n c e d 3bdrm ,.,. fa.m rm 2 '*llyanl. S8l5 mo. lst.. """'>': 215c) sq ft. 3 cur lul. 833.(1613. Jar. frplc. l mi \.0 beach. N ~w 3 Br. 2 111 Ba . !;ncloaed yard . 2168 Miner St. $600 536·8226. 2 bd. l ba. garage. do your own cleclor; No kids. no peta. l300/mo. Ask lor Jfff. at· 121M. Realtors t:ncbantin& Cottage W /fenced yard & all the extras S275. New Must see 1~1> agt ree carolee 631-45.56 Heavenly Hideaway' 2Bdrm. Retreat ! $4 IS Pets OK. (6454) ree RENTIMES 631-.isss Ava.II now. ~. 982· 1943. Exec LaQueela home nr beach. 4 BR 2 Ba, Fam Rm. 2 st)'. 2"'1 car aar. It bonus rm inekl In 3000 sq.fl. or living t1pace . 11200 mo. call 642-4300. #57.:Mhn. Ciillfomia Dreaming'. Only $370 for this luscious 2Br W /plush cr"pU •more. 153551 fee RENTJM~ 631-<IMS Everyones welcome in this del1gh.tluJ 2Bdrm home. t(1ds & Pets OK Only k;cJ 18945 1 fee 63l·"5.56Call today 2Bdrm. Dollhouse in Excellent area: Very secluded! Kids OK. 3244 ... ..,..,. .. adt ••••••••••••••••••••••• ll'Vlne. Turtle Rock. Tri ~el. 38rl 2\110.. Pvt. patio. Frp c. aliaohed 1 car pr. lenn.ls courts. pool, + much more. m s, ch lldrt'n Ok P I P ••••••••••••••••••••••• vu;w Blurt condo on Back 8ay. :l mai ler bni. fam rm. 2"'1 ba. frplc. newly decorat~od. 2 car gar 2200 bQ n. Sl 100 mo 846-9118l 11-4-85l·ll41. ---- Perfectly placed Condo in lw.tf loy View Orange. Co. 2 Bdrm. 2..., 3 8r 2~ ba. rmmac 2200 Ba Wit h gree n be lls. s1 f. 2 level e nd unil Priced lnco"'ectly at Elegant. with Ute Jtold ~per mo. l year lease. cpt. lmmed occupancy. Adull co aimun1t r hurry w o n •\. I• i; t Gracious llvmg. ~·:WOO. S1075/mo Agt 85l·04i t Only qualified need call. Ila CAMYOM ToWllholnt Mel.ala Townhome 2 Br. ~d 3525 2 ba Tennis. PoOI. jac. •••••••••••••••••··~··• See. Cvd parklni.: ror 2 2 Br Twnhm, 11 ~ ba, incl. l'Urs.640-8368 or645-4317 W/D. re(rig. dlshwshr. att. gurage. Santa Anu NU LUX TOWNHOUSE 3 behind So Csl Pla:ta. Br. 2\17 Ba frpk . air. 751·4790_. _______ _ many xtras. S800 pe~ mo. 213/378· 1714' -.523 CAMPU5Dl~IRVIME Sharp i:.:a t1l Bluff:. Condo. v iew . 3bdrm . 212ba. Turtlerock \'1sla 2bdrm. 2ba. lux lwnhm. priv :ipa. \•1ews. 3 det>ks. all upi:rad<'S Commun•· \)' pool & tennis. no pets. no t h1ldren. Sl 12St mo. SPllMGS CONDO OPIH SAT /SUM 12· 4 PM 83Strea m Wood. l·story. 2 Br. 1' • ba. prime loca tj on n ear ne w with cu~tom int c rio r A showplace $96.500 Has assumable loan a pprox. M UXXI · S..35/mo P&I · IO'•'L Br kr 898·3376 Eve 731·3672. SlOOO /mo 759 1214. 631 7226 Plll..'>h 2br Versailles con do W/v1ew. L1Va1l 1mmed. Ad •lO!I. 642·4300. 24hr:- 3bdrm . 21-.i ha t>on do. ocean view. fr11k. wl'l b<i r. doubk clcl· /l.<Jr. v11ultl'd cc1hnA:.. hUJ.tt: mJsler su1 tt:. tonn1-.. pool. JUC. walk to beach $8001mo 213 548·6SS2 C a ll M r Bro wn 7 1 1 833 ·0730 or 7H552 Stihi. N1J:cl Shon·~ To-..nhomc :J lidrm. 2•, ba Ocean \'l('W p , t l'Om m I ll L aguna N11~cl. ,\men1t1 c ~. 1111 P<'\S. S7'!S mo H:Jl ·15 0 1 . 193 7557 Agt 1>14*xe1 Unfum 3600 2Bdrm Home W /Cenced Yard for Kids. Huge Gourmet kilchen. $425 Must see! <54931 Cee RENTIMES 631·4555 Low move m. Grab 1t Quick! S400 t89l6 >fee Carrol 631 ·4557 M,,'t. --LOIJIMO hac:h 3248 Absolutely except 1onal ••••••••••••••••••••• •• l-larbor Vil'" llomt..• Exl•t· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·lbr. :i• ~bu. md scparall' 2br. Iba. bky<1rd. i.:ar. NEWPORT TERR,\CE CON BO 2br. 21i ba. Crplc. gar. pool, kids o.k/ no pets. S590. 968-8388. 960-1503 S400/mo. 2 Br. No blllns. lg yard. 1st & last + dep 2035 Wallace. bi5·09Jf; So Cst Plaza condo. 3 br. 2 ba. fam rm. 3 levels. on lake. $700/fno.631·2384. EASTC.M 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE brand ne w. never OC· cup1ed t>arpet1n ~ & drapes. Family room with upstairs loft that can be used as B<-droom or den. 5 blocks from beach & schools. s 1200 per mo + ulilities Owner will maintain ex lerior yard care . Call 89l·'rn51 Mon. thru Fn. 8::.Jto5:JO. 2 Br w /ga r agc. $380 CrplS. fncd ) rd. water pd. "B&F" Delaware 6J6..1120 1·5PM Beauuful brand new 3 Br. 212 Ba . Hunl1n ~ton Beach Home. Complete- lmmal: 3 Br. ocean. rn nyon viev., renced ya rd. 1064 Oro. Arch Beach Heights. no pets. S90U. call for appt 494-6125. 1n law apt 75!1 U27!J. Cosla Mesa Arc;1. SS7·7372 557-_7_:r~-- ------Duplexes Fu"' 3650 Bayshoreh ••••••••••••••••••••••• :!6K5 Ba y-;h ure ~>r W 1, 2 & 3b 5475 & lbdrm. 2' JUa .• i\n11I ~1·11.1 ~ti I·\ E uartX1u Blvd . Winter Rental·Almosl 01:n L5. \Car bl• 213«14 I 3252 lfl!l·S!l!ll front. hsc & dplx. furn. or 38;, 217fi parkin)(. partiLil util ~l.'un 1-'ront. 2bdrm. 2b<i. Apartments Furnished S55(}.S575 mo. 497·5 t25 5407 St:1tshon" 548 KOHii ••••••••••••••••••••••• Spanish St> le Lrl! hr W111ter S577>. ~ rh 5825 llai)oa Island 3706 f'l l'cplace Putio 5585. •••••••«••••••••••••••• Utilpd.494 061l ili339 3 Br U~~lex Newport SHORTTERMRDCTAL ---Shore!> S6.5() W<.-ek. 5250. month S700. L.ocJi-o HIHs 3250 Waterfronl 3 Br No hoat /\vail 9 14. fulh cqwp·d. ••••••• ••• •• ••• •• •• •• •• dock $1000 mo no pets 673 2215 3bdrm. 2ba . 2 c·ar J,!ar. N1ofo Jan" 1;,12 Hll51J. -- r ecreation fac11tt1es John Coom~ hkr Fum'd 311 :>I Bay Front. $625/m o . No pets on the water 3 br. 2 ba. 497 . .m2. <I Bdrm 21 2 Ba BlufJ~ hte II\ rm. h:. patio. W\'ely 2 Br . Townhouse. only 3 yrs. old. Bedroom~ up. cath. ceilin,:: m L R 'Nllh real brick fi replace Nice dining area. Super kitchen & xtra lge p vt backyard. 25' deep. $475 rm.+ S250 security & S75 cleaning. 154 E. 20th. SL.. C Unit. 1 blk E. Newp<>rt Blvd. Drive by ONLY Call &lo·lSlO for appt. ly carpeted & draped 5 lGCJlllNI M~ 3252 blocks from beach Lind ••••••••••••••••••••• •• schools. S900 per mo + 3 Br. den. 212 ba condo. ut1hl1es Owner w ill frplc. pool. adlb. 1st. mainta in exterior )ard last. sec. S600. 495·6H6 F'rµk. patio. 2 car ~ar Wmtt:r St.000 mo or yrl~ Comm pool 1\\,111 1m Sl.2011 mu 673·32-15 or care Call 891·'7951 Mon thru Pr1. 8:30 to 5·30 • 4 bdrm 2 ba. fireplace. 2 Br. s.130. Waler pd 21!l2 dbl 1:ar age. $650 mo S325 "C" Placentia. 636·4120 SD. 5081 Plammgo Cir l·SPM. cle. 847·1984 ---------Walk to bch. clean 2Br. dbl ~ar. no Pt!lli. avail Sept t. $545 mo. 964·2283 Lovely 4 Bdrm. 2 Ba home on large lot. Xlnt l'O nd. Ne w carpel & p a inl . Le a :.t-S700 499-~ OCEAN VIEW 2 Br 2 U<i Condo. built·ms. patio. storage. Adults. no pets. 848~ or 675·9195. Lite 2 br. 3 ba condo Auw1s: $(j5(). 31058 F1ymg Cloud. I mi t11 be ach. Ne~rcst ~ross s •rcct P a c if ic l i;lan d Or . 2Br $480 mo Adlti.. no 83l·286S. pt'l.s. Refni,t. 2 blks bt>h. Large Luxury Townhouse 2 Br. Fam. Rm. 212 Ba. 536-849i Newport leach 3269 -------...................... . Pleasant familyhom e . UDO ISLE YRLY. $925 ne w crpls & pa int. rro.3 Br Den.2 & 2car ----4bdrm. M .. ba. frplc. lrg gar .. frplc. pnvate bchs 2 BR l Ba. bii.: yard. upstairs r umpus rm. ends of street. So. patio. gardner incld. No gar. gardener. $700/mo 1st. Owner. 760·1328. Patio. 2 decks. s kylight. all a me nit ies. S62S 642·5772. S5SOmo.675-9526afl 6 ::~~~~~i2A~o room ---2br . Iba. west s ide. 2 Sty, 3 BR 3 Bu. bonus REHTIMES Of'EH LAIOR DAY 631-4555 fee med S8SO mo &10 7ti4 7 h4t-15.1..'i LIDO ISLE ?, Br 2 Ba Den . 1-'rph:. Cable TV. elcc ~Jr dr . S l 250 mo /\dull -. 673 1328. 675·6.'t4H WI NT 1-: H R 1-: NT AL Spac1ou.-. Grand Canal 2 bdrm I ba StiOO GiJ..8457 Winter rental 3Br. 2Ha. hcgmnin)( Sept 15. $600 HARBOR VIEW rm •5!1 !1!16H, ~s 27~ ;i Bi:droom Sa u~all to Balboa Pettinsula 3707 model hom1• Hl•aulll ul~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• c·i:trcd fur ll1·Jrr1t·d 2 & :JBr. ·~ blk to ot·n. t·;,ilhedral l'l•ll1 n g ~ winter & \rh . Owner Sl \50/l)r mo 11 C bl5·5710.f\7Sl541i Taylor Co li40·!fJOO NEWPORT TERRACE TOWNHOMES 2 br . 212 ha. S..,75 mu :? br. 2 bu. SS!llJ/mo 2 hr. ~· 'l ba. S5001mu ~I br. ~·, ba. S67:>1mo Ocean v1t-w JOHN MA R~HALL 6.11 ·1266 REALTORS WINTER RENT AL 2hr. hc;.1tcf1 1>0111. 111:1 !-:. lla lhoa S.150 mo .1vaif . &•pt 1. fl7!'1 11171 OC:f'.:A~ fHONT: l..1ri.:1· deluxe 3 bdrm. $67:>, I bdrm. 5450. Winter. N• pe~ 61.:J~O. ~Imo. 20S4 Maple pct rm. fplc. encl yard. kids o.k. 548-0113 OK. no pets. Clean & re ~ewport Heights 3br. 2ba. ady, $JS. 63\·2242 Halboa Pcnm r .•. clplx qu1cl fl.'!> .... w cu •>a .. o ).!a-. I hlk lo ba\ u- ucc an S 1011 v. 1ntoer. 2lJ'Wl·7537 NO FEE! Apt. & Cond11 S Clnlentt 3276 rentals. Villa Rent<il:. ••••••••••••••••••••••• SI e" p 1 n i.: r u om .., & 3 bdrm 2 ba. hvmg rm ga r . s mal l yar d . WALKTOOCEAN with fireplace. fam. rm ~/mo. 644-22:17 Vacant 4 BR. new µamt 81~ Canyon Condo·,\dlt~. Gallagher or 714/673· 7011 by appt only Ask for Real btate Gloria Sceberras. Agt, 675-4912 Bkr J ui;t step:-lo tht• k1tchl'ncttes SOO wk & sand Sll!S for th.-. up ~c<1nfr11nt 675-'174~ W..tecl 2900 ,_67_J._73XI __ . ----w •h Pranklin stove. Dbl 3 Bdrms . 2•12 ba .. At· & cpts. $600 mo. Call 2Br. d en . 3Ba. pool. oc·aut1rul J Br with nt•w appliances <4922 > ft·l· Vicki /\i.,tt 631 1!°).">6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2br, patio. gar. S425 water gara"e. fenced .'· ar d. \ached garage r,· .... placc Keith. 962-4471 Jacuzzi. tennis, no peh URGENT: Lost S20K on pd. 9 mo. lea~c avail. " · ''" · •--------" washer /dryer . refrigc • .,,,.." 67"77"" 4949907 S97Sroo.1133-3349 SanJ our home in Utah: a~e Sept. 6. 6'73·5516 .......,. .... '" ·· · New lbdrm condo. pool & •---------umt starting over agam in -_S8()0_._546-_9S54 __ .__ D9oPohlt 3226 g ar. i-·rplc &. BBQ & 4Br. 38a, canal rrnt. CapbtnMo 3278 Calif. Have little or no OceanPronl.2bdnn,2ba. E'side pooi home. 3Br. ••••••••••••••••••••••• patio. Jae, $450/m o. jacuzzi,deck,commpool ••••••••••••••••••••••• money for dwn PY mt S407 Seashore, 548-8088. 2ba. frplc. gardener & New custom w /all the lux· 775-1664. & tennis. 237 Ca nal. SHOO Distinct ave 3Bdrm ! rightnow.butwilllease WinlerS575.vrly1825. pool s vs inc. SSOO. wies. 3 Br 2 ea . $7so.•--0-R-E_A_M_H_O_M_E __ rm.675-7450 Kids&Pelswekome ! your home & pay xlra S46-049l 33791 Robles. 714·496-6804 S52S! Chefs k1tcht•n rem for an opUon to buy UDO SSLI Lovely 3 Bdrm. family with all mujor appk in 1·2 years for agreed Complete ly furnis hed 2 BR. cpts. 1 car gar .. no DANA CR~T: Bike to nn home. Prime loc in OH WATER Hurry! (8377) ugt fee upon price. Please call with everything you pets. Must have refs. beach and marina from HB. Avail now. S7SO. Beautiful bayfronl home Callloday631·4552._ our age nt. Kathy. at need. Remodeled & de· 5400 mo. lst & lasl +SlOO this new 3Br. fam rm, HWTy·call Mack 962·7780 with s bdrms. frml dtn 5-to Ano 3280 963·0926 or 752·0607 -corated~3 Br. den. 2 dep G46!i637 d inin g a r ea. 2 b a . nn.lgepatio.pier &slip . She'll explain the whole bath. M hly. Bill Grun· · · Atrium. new landscaping 3 Br duplex. 2 slry. dbl S3.000/mo. Lease. • •••••••••••••••••••••• WI NTEH RENTALS Pl-:N INSULi\ PT /\ I. 2Br dt-n. downsla1r!'> dplx unit 100 ~tis from bch Avail Sepl 13 .. In· tercs ted pL1 rt1cs µh . 675-8!:00. ·---------Winter Hen ta I 3 Bdrm. I"• Br1. Gara ge 3111 Edgewater Apt C. 1 block to ocean. Sleps to Bay. $575 mo. Robinson Rltr. 548.5647 CorOM •1 Mor 3722 ••••••••••••••••••••••• thing! Cly. Rltr,6 5-5151 RENTIMES w /sprin klers . Blk to ftr. Shai;rMva~a~ ~· WaterfrOlltHomes 35~~f ,br:i.0c.pt~:11[rsJ"K'· schools & pan. Cooled unyca ac ·77 IRc. 611-1400 7141645 2462. 213121:U·3.'l9fl ....... •• ""-~ ......,. Miii ... U.fw wished by ocean breezes and a HMt'AOlt ·~~~~~~~ •• __...., ....................... lovely v!ew. $815 /mo. yr· Hstaiw 3242 So.th LOCJIMCI 3286 ~=~ ......... ~!~~ ....... ,.. .. d ,.._......... 3206 ~~fil~i1E~~~s )y. Avatlable Sept. Call ....................... BAY&OCEANVIEW ••••••••••••••••••••••• F anta s tic v i e w of Newport Bay. Furnished bachelor 's pad ·house. Katcheo, 2Ba . SOOO/mo. 67S·m>. ti:•" __ ._ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ALL AREAS. S IZES days 637·4658 a sk for Waterfront large 2 bdrm. 3br. 2ba. frplc. Irvine LOWER THREE ARCH ~g year .round re· ............ lt06 pe Cod ?Br lBa House AND Jack or eves & wknds 2ba. Townhome. 30• slip. Terrace . $1 200/mo. BAY 54?rl cabin with H,lgh .. ••••••••••••••••••••• on o wn lol. Avail PRIC~TOCHOOSE calJ645-l77lor SS0.5844. All amenities. $1200 mo. 675-1.541.760·1977. Fantastic view home, Cott•Mffo 3724 ..Sierra view. Chou:esl 3br, 2ba, w/gar It ldry. lO/L$700mo.G7J>4804 F ROM 213 1692 0781 d avaJI yr around. S1300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • · J une Lake Sluing, UUI mcl al l825/mo yrly.1---------Lovely 2br +den, 2ba, fir · a y s' Super BlufCs Townbome. m>. 3Br. 2Ba. den, 2 car CASA DE ORO ing. n1k-lng. good 3UAJJ()lena.64(1-9'198. ima .. •,1All1 .. 1 3207 CALL TODAY pl. built·ins, decks. Oen ?l4/846-0503evH . 4br. 3ba. end unit on garage. Tola I charm ALL UTILITIES PAID mily investm e n t ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• 631-4555 View. fenced yard. Sept. Nu Las Fuentes COodo. 2 qwet cul·de·sac. Deck. 581·9500 or 499·ll7l . Agt648-750S. 3 BR 2 Ba, bayfron\. Fplc, Bay fronllar1e 2 bdrm. 2 15-June. $5251/mo. Call Br + Den. 2•12 Ba. Sec. lrgpatio. frplc. $995/mo. Sherri or Mike . ..-:;i;;.;-....:;:... ____ W JD , 1900 per mo. ba. Condo in Neweort MISAVaDI Sun.ltMon.661-11677 gated. poolside. frplc. Cal1 WayneAgt:64S-9161 ,_... Wint.er.175-15'0: 76().1977 Bay Towers. Very IUX· 3BR1~ Ba verv clea &Toro 3232 dbl aar. Inte r com . BALBOA BAY FRONT, 3290 Ba r LI Ue I I d uriou1. Security bldg. S675 mo. 75 •• 1 • IMC).1441 1 · b 2b · Y roat, t s .an ' P ossible boa t allp. . •••••••••••••••••••••• . uxunous 4 r . a . Jac. 2br. 2ba, 1 iar, Winter l75-IOll 7514330· agt. COnlemporary 3Bdrm! R 0 A D M 0 o a beach shower . privale S79S, 1995 a nnual. * 2 Br Cond o n.ar S5SO!Plushcarpels. COMOO beach , boat s lip. & lake. 3 br. 2 full 21M78-a57'1 Herb. WinterBeotal s:;oo. Nice2 S.C.Plaza. PaUo. pool. R~~· <75~~~iss For Lie $7$0 mo. 2er. Sl.500/mo. Avail immed. •2 frplca. Ready to Cl SBr 28 bdrm. Quiel location. s pa. ssoo. No pets. 28a, 2 car gar. 536-402l ~.675-ds97. e in. Muat see. 700 ,eanl 'kl"~· aar•!!· Stove • refrtp. See at M&-3232or8'1-1460 lm Still Available! alUPM or960-3640 Bd 8 7S:: .,.._ St ,.. id rp c. no ""or pe ... , U.Ulllh St 615-3148 1------..,---2 • 2 A, tn ru, sec. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2Bdrm. Charmer! S350 Fenced yard for Kids &dble garage too! Treesy area (5317 ) fee RENTIMES 631455.5 w .. 1111....-3298 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Compare befor e you rent. C us t om design fealures: Pool. BBQ • cov'rd garage, new furnilure, surrounded with plush landscaping. Adull living at its best. Nopels. 1 Bdrm furn.shed $400 2 bdrm furnished $480 36SW. Wilson. 642-1971 lh • .oonr ge, winter~mo.1·98&-7CM6 · • · Newport Hei1hts, 4Br. Deh.ixe2Bdrm withdble l"IM 3244 b I d g. b a Y front. •Rent to Own. 3 bdrm. 2 ~~.85 '2749 · or675·3683 A PIMIMSULA 2Ba. w1pool, 1675 mo. garage•brickpalio ......... ••••••••••••••• 11500/m o, Bob Koor , ba.dbl1arage.SCl()Omo. Newly decor 1 Br Dp~x . ..... •••lll .. I •107 POIMTHOUSIJ 6'2·0211 KiCaldsOICK-~63>A1~~!ee POSHEXEC.GOLF Aat.631-12116. orleaaeoptJoa.S300SD. Sep by garages. Qwet ... ,,. ... ,..,, '" ····-· • Bdrm .. _ .._ ac1va .._, cl'Urn<>ECO"'OO 143St.Purdy Sl .84'r.tllM. emplyd adult over 35. ""' _ __, ••••••••••-•••-••••.. 3 ' 2 llNI ·• ,...,, pa, 3 BR.1~ Ba cpt.s drpa It vv....,. '" • WATllROMT Reis No pets 1300 UAl~--=lenruc!.hede Cbllrmincba r 1_1drm.h .~baboael ~~Re ..... '!~:CS~Clmeano stove. Lae rnc'd yrd. F1•1NIRY6y 1234 2UBr 2btr1~· al\ ap· 38'Pierltslip,3bdrm& ......... fJb1dor 548-1~1 . . ...... ~ Y --· .... N.u.e• ...... uucul48-m.z.' • .._ • ~'or RV'•· Cool se.a ••••••••••••••••••••••• =ces c . yr ease .a-pie .. ,_ _,. Urtfm l1b1.. 3300 i-------,_ lBRIZOOOOO ·~ _,, ...... 3Bd 1K'M.I /mo, lst/lasl+ .... 00 ...,.,,am par ...... g,_.., SUS SIT v........ • float. Sept.· July. tl.200 breoe. I min to Balboa ..,..,.,.,,.. rm .-· sec dep. Call Barbara without slip. Sl.050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CA AS ~::o-=~C~t rm. Yrl~ mo. BUI STEPS TO BE 2bdcm ll • bcb. sqo mo. ~ se<:. :nJ1:f.r:. Glass at.C/21 Sandpiper. w/allp per mo. Agl, f\im 1 br apU350. Huge ree 0-..hip Grundy, • yan1 cm quiet IU'eel. a Ref'• req. 2U/4*0673 encloMd erouDds • MM850 R.H.R. Bm, m.1000 t-ISCBUAMOUS !.:.r AJ~~~ n~~ts~~f.'o me~•lownenhip LovelJ2•ty homeoollon· yrt,y,papaid.613-5439. aftfPll dblpr.<511Z5Hee PYt ~comm 3Br. Bmlllft =1f'4'llct~ Newport ul. 548·4968 MAUI, star\ln1 at tero. IBr. 28a, frplc. c.-.. ..._. JJU MeM ,.... G1"'557 Apnt 2~. w/cent AC, frplc, ...,. ...,. -betwn8:304'5PM. 000. wlaler rental .-rs mo. ....................... 8upel' Br 2 811 A U ,......_ ...... 1240 formal dla. nr comm .,., 1•1CAS UADa & Y...ty 1._...__ leedl 3740 .,. ..... wu .\lao(. 7rlJ -mo. AYaJl Sept u N s u R p A s s El> ;. . I 't va ........................ poo1 • t.ennia. Avail Seot .. ,.. IUSIMISS ...... a Uwf9'a. ..................... .. •l-1414 I , CJll)..,._1711 PANORAMIC OCEAH 6 now. any ea urea. • OC""'"v 1S.Lae'750mo.w.447S \ __ ... , ... --MY VIEW 2br f rm Clem. WJS. ~3D7. No ALKTO .r.IV" _..._.._ 7 oceanfroot.s from S900 H.l'•""'ST + '"*'-' ,.; .:'1ar. .,..,_ :i~~-~:...~. 2 .!:.: AU the Oood.ies! 1550 CALL to $1600. Many other Spanish Ealate Livinl ! ... tell ~. e ba, Pr1a•.m:hry,thopg " ~~Ii, tennis court. 3Brwl!bceatraJalr. 631 4555 beacblocationa. Beautiful pan-Ute SW'· ~.,.f:.·••1mo ooc. 4 BR. '95 mo. Slu· mo. Call Keith. fbcdlot. Dblegaraae • We' da . ~~d~::ea T;::•;,c~~ or ..a dmll, kldl OK. Avl t-15. 904471 Jti~8!:S~=cree Immaculate Easlblurr spultUng fountains . ........ ~---"-' Dlua Ni-2313 .. --.. 18 home. 3 bdrm. 2 ba. Sp• c Io u s rooms • _.. c ... ' ' 4 bdtm. Comer lo&. RV JU,oluum Ul-4555 family room. Walt to ... oo&&a11. Noru. ol 4 a 4 r • • a a a . =· 2 mue. to .,... 3bdnD, 2ba 1 1 Conma del Mar H.S. No Separate dining area. hwy. Oar, 1tove . w-.r1~ •ten· mo. Avail •IMO. nlellt lo ~rp.c, =:· peta. SNS mo. Owner r:tk~c~a..:Sc.=: .,.,_, bl• tut. alO .. .., -. Pl • 11~. ..,_. -1 ••• , _ _!<!.._ .. ,00· 78CMIZ37. Walk to Hunt1n1lon 1q .. ,~.pa Roxie · ... -eOed Clole to ...... mo. ™· -- -·------c~ . • ~ --!'!!L•· · 1110t ~~· Call 4 bdrm. 1~ a.. Condo. .,,...a,. ao... a.&. WXURYCONDOfl:!lllllJ>1 3400 10:-room·unfum. '400 !!:!!! .. .,_., c)al*OuM, nooeto..-n, HlllCGmel a., l~ba. frple, micro "••••••••••••••••••••• 1 Bedroom furn from v-.,,..a.,.._19ouM plauround. 9$2$ mo. a. or tall 111 .. for wave, .,.uo. 2 ~ar car. On Private Lacuna ""° .... lba.t1•1mo. Ir. Ba. 9'a1te Gar•1•. •1'D. •PP· Pool. SP•· l\eanis, Beach, te nnis courts, 2Bedroomr\lm'50Q •nu. -No=:' -UMY PAii J Newport.Men. $740/mo. eecW'tllY ~ates, ~· Twnhse·ullfurn. from =-=··,~·:~~ ~~~ans metS. ~~.,:::;; e mo~ Adu~~· .,.. AvlU. t/l ,_, Bdrm Ne Heflb tea•e. J850. 4tl·17'2. UllUUea ! ......... 2 ... Pr.t~r coup:. _m_ .... __ T ____ , LAQUINTAHERMOSA WIU.OWS ... _ .. cant~ 1411 f.1J~~lb~ I bdrm ..... llome bl .... n.ba, Eut Bhlffa. .,..................... ........ 1rHt h•llY arH. "*·level oe .,...._., adra. • S.C.,...., lot, 11'7-1441 ._._...,•,=II, mo. R. poolJ>rtvUecea. •11 . ......, pao1, Jae, aduJU. c.,..,.. . --. ....... Aotl-... ..... \ . ..,, I ................................ DAIL V PILOT ~j f •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... ,. ..... Jl6t ... .,... ..... ,.,, ...... se.. 4300 ..... a.-. 4100 Offlcel..... ._00 ....... ..., ... -~ ... ,.......................... II la II II I I 1e•e1eea1a .............. ~.......... aeeaeeMMe............ eeM••••• .. •••••••"4•• ..... IOOl.IBr.Gara .... I 8*m l Bl ..... to llDrilllT Avokldepoelts• La1W11 Houle to 1bare. OOlcea. Z15 to 750 ai~tt. ,.a. ad..ata. no pet1. ._aeb. "50. Property tut fivlnt expeaae1 ! P'emale pref. Lar1e From $ZOO ~r tniWh· t&a. IG·7i40. llOI ff ...... ta--.141-MIO Profe11loaally •Ince ~ • ba. '225/mo + NaircdJI ·~·B· Prwy. llt~. It. Newport Slpar1&41&i11ttainApt. l~ .,._HOUSIMATIS dep. + half utll. Call 5'7·'1010 Hli..... bdrm. prqe. ,,ud. 2 83Ml34 Pam Wl·H44 wort.•---...,...----~-- New Duplex "'blk r bib trvm beacb. Very 497..aebome. l1 beKb. Avail f.11. u'°i nice. Call before IAll or Why waate time and IXICUTWISUflJ arr 1 a. trJs' DoWll 2 ~ Alt 7Pll. 8TS-02:38 money looking ror a FelU•• to 1hr Bluffs Putt aenke alfi~ rn 1 ~ 8 a · • 1 2 ~/· roommate! J,.el u s twalllae, 1275 mo. + NewpoltCenter. ; <m>J.35..I035 Eves • Oreu front luxury !bdrm loc.te. scrttn and In-phone. SIM>rt term OK. 640-5470 / --------·---•apt. UtU pakl. Winter lerviewforyou.Takelhe 644-2535 Laguna8eachofficesp. Orean view Penthouse. rental. ISGO/mo. l7S.312S. Ccnfuslon OUt of Finding Roommate to ihr 38r Above Jolly Roger Rest. 2br. Zbll, ltplc, pool, club 2bdnn,dlnrm, Good Roommates. 2Ba, 34th st. NB. i blk to maq: fl.497·3034. house. aecurit1. Su b etsCanyon.Nopets. bch.Sl7S+dep.61S-9062 ..--IT .... "'CH parkln1. $695 mo. •H -..... nd l .._'"'r" -&UJO. ,... . .......,. 8 :'&O'S ronplOJ Female roommate to shr 1649Westchff0r. 2 BEDROOMS 3505 BALBOA BLVD. Yearly lie. Starting !MS, _.,., mo. incls utils. Gus, 213-llJ6..1711Agt. -----Oceanview Bach. a rooms In Hotel. $400 + Sec. de· posit of $400. 2306 w. Oceanfront , N .B. 673-4154 OCIAMVllW 2Br garden apt. Non-Ca11Gene HilJ642-0200 Lra 2 br, 2nd n apt. 15 aroommatesearchagy. s mok e r . Jennifer Executive office suite steps to sand. rum or uo-752-5111 557-4396 ail N o c · furn, carport & oew av · ear · · Airport. d MATURE Female furn'd. Roommate to shr lg 2Br 28.5 sq £l l11cludes recep· rapes. S550/mo. h Hi h h I t 1o n1 s t, Janatorlal 67S.7902 2 br. 2~ ba twnhsc. Npt se nr g sc oo 1n · Hgt.e.S2SO/mo.642·1470& Lagun Bch, $350 +. service. all ut1l paid & F.ast.bh.tf 2 Br. 21h Ba. 2 64S-'15S$ 494-9421 wkdys more. Call 556·0353. 1 car enclsd gar. Comm. P<¥>1.962S.Call640-5296 ---------1Need Roommate Hunt. Need to share living ex-Beach area. penses? Save time, 213/339·2185. money & confusion. Let Gem 1 Commercial; slON'>. shops E/S1de, CM. l"r 595. l w/wlr. 548-7249 ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..!J!!l!!.:::.:,~~_:::__:_j1 mm ed o c e aa pa n e Y • a.OSI TO llACH t-...lllit m..,_ocn 21:11'.~ba,carpet.a,drapea, l Bdrm with garage, vww lroal all~· qwec nr icllools " aboppln1. stove• refrige. S32S mo. Bay Front Apt.. 5'60 to S700. Sandy beach. Avail. lBr. LBa, blk to bch, $400 Sept.. 7th. Dock space? mo. ownr agt. 559-5164 714/673-4799&675-6491 us find a compatible fw-rtftt 4350 roornrnate for you. Vie ••••••••••••••••••••••• eves. screen all applicants. . Newport Heights very FINDERSSEEKERS Si.ngJe garage, ror rent. For store & om ce space at reasonable rates NO LEASE REQUIRED YUIMIOUllD PUN: Sociat Activ1ttft Oi· rect'>r• Free Sunday Bnlnch•880't•Par· • trea •Plus mUch more. mEAT IECREATION: Tem15 •Free Le$$0ns (pro & pro shop)• 2 Health Club••Sauna • ~omaasage·SW!m· ming• or1v1no Range 8EAUTIFUL APART· MENTS: Singles. 1 & 2 Bedrooms • Fur· nished & Unfurnished •Adult Living •No Pets • Models Open dally 9to8 Oakwood G8nlen Apenments Newport leitch/So. 1700 16th St (0ovltf al 161hl (714) &U-5113 Newport Beectt/No. 880 lrvToe (11161hl (714) 161104 l8r. l.Be, park"". ans smtmo.MZ·tz:sl. 536-~.S38-79'19 Ni>t. Shrs. across Crom beach. I Br+den. gar. $42:5/yrly. Couples prer, 64(),5078 . private newly decorated 645-4434 storage only. $35 mo lge 2 story condo 3 Br, 2 ~~~~~~~~~I CM.631·2177 lllO • ....-eves/wknds. DIS/mo 2 Br no pets 145157 wkdys. 2250 8· C• • < fl. 2 Br. 2 bath, frplc, garage. ba, powder room. frplc & .:: ---------- pool. Walk to schools. Fem prefe rred, non · Garageon Pemnsula · , nyon. o $42:5/mo. 19r, lBa. So. or Hwy. Wileon>.831-2855 Cal1963-2205 2 BR. pool. gar, 1 mi to ocean. $450. Adlts. No pets. 646-0354 or 644-2578 $900 mo. 645-4955 or srmker to shr HB home. btwn l2th & 13th. St. 6'5-4834. Avail Sept 8. 847-7258 aft 675-7876or547·4200 aove, refng, W/W cpts. &Side quiet 2 Br. 1 Ba. adb. no peta, M7S mo. wit h q u i e l p a ti o , Availl·lS.67~ ___._..... Ad 1•n HUNTINGTON LAKES SPARKLING STREAMS ---a.n.---.... ---3-1-7-6-• 5PM. sis Storage only. 3'..!5 J M /F needed for Jbr, CON. 17th. Pl. orr Santa Ana "'IA'""""' garage. u ... , CCllhtMeM 3124 no pets. S410. 752-2550. CASCADING UNDERSTATED YI ATER FALLS LUXURY ••••••••••••••••••••••• 38r, golC course apt. ocean view, wa lk lo beach & tennis. To share. Ave.646-5137 aft llAM. 00 in Npt. Crest. Vrly. ·--------....................... S Br. Townhoul!ie, nf!Wly SPACIOUS adlt 2 BR 1 Ba decor. gas pd. enclsd apt, open beams, serving gar. Acills. poot 642.5073 bar, lots or wood lhruout. -------''----~-• $:95 mo. 67 ·8803 evs. TOWERING PINES ... .$225/mo. S48·4966 Cort WANTED : Garage to do NEW SPACIOUS PROMONTORY $165/mo. 499-4692. M /F to shr 2Br apt. F . V .. LAKESIDE ADULT POINT A"S APTS Pro t p . d 1 2 Bdrm, 1 ba, view, laund, J.8.3S, S200 mo. + 'fl \.ltil. 963-2801aft6PM. auto body wk. Need elec- tri c1 ly, 1 mo. only. 640-2606 eves /wknds B Ne I d pd •Ask M11nag~r about mon ory Otnt a u t gar. walk to shops. $340, I r. w Y ecor. gas . Kick Back in t his Da's•ount villas give you an un· Newport Crest 3Br. 3Ba Office R...tal 4100 encl gar. Adlts. pool. ... l h d · E · 493-2710 Custom2Bdrm.UnitW/ •Elegantfireplaces mac e view. nJOY Condo, prof MI F. to •••••••••••••'•••••••••• 642-50'1l. all the extras, Kids •Pnvate lakeside pallos health club, pools. ten-View the Ylavcs! $420 share w/MD & sons. $375 · Upper 3 bdrm. 2 ba. with welcomed. (8925) Agt. ree & balconies nis. sauna . beach & Unbelievable3Bdrm rro. + 1tl ut1I. 64!>-7577, garage. $425. No pets, 1 Call Robert.631-45$7 •Heated pool & 200morep. From $655 to0Sl~OO. With sundeck & gar! 962· 1317 <this wknd >. child. CaU art er 4. ---------whirlpoolsg: romontory rave Kids OK <8358)Agt ree S48-0l33. • Mesad V!:rde·CuteQ 2br. •4 miles rrom ach Wboreeest. j0ust Pnoartc.hr·~rCJoaamst. Call today S3l-4.S56 Share nice Laguna Niguel .. ____ .....;_ ___ . --y ar °' gar. ulel 842·1160 n 1 a.. ---------1 home. $!50 monthly in· E'5ide 2Br Garden apt. neigbborboocl. 1st & last, Highway. ~· ,_,.,.,...d eludes utils. Master w/gar. adlls. no pets . ref's, $400 498-1936, Sun. (~~ ~~~~~~hil) 17141675-1000 orURtwwislwd 3900 Bdrm/Prav. bath. All $375. 160 2lsl. St. 548-2127. 546-5960 ••••••••••••••••••••••• pr 1 v a I e g es . No n - tbdrm w/gar. no yrd, no VEISAIL&.ES s m oke r pre ferred .. Br. 2 Ba. Suodeck. $425. 2 Bdrm. Deluxe Apt. New ..,..,. IACH/I II ~-·0TC' Viak.e 49.5-S988 Robert Avatl approx. Sept. lsl. drapes, clean. roomy, pets . .....,, lsl. last +dep. A l d d r 11 ~ • ·~ WESTCUFF BLDG. NEWPORT BEACH ''"""A/..,,, 1.11 :•1 "" "'"d .......... . -/,.AwO_K_ ,/,, 0.....,..... ............ ........ ./ [ .... .... ,/,, ..... _ ..... _ ..;..,°' ---./ ......... ,..,. .... Call Mr. Howard 645· 6101 S48·867S dys, 760-1418 quiet. Mature adults. _E_v_es_642_·443_1_.____ nea upgra e u New 1"2 bdrm luxury · sec.wily penthouse.over-Resp F e m non/smkr eves&twknds. $375. Security $100. 3 BR 2~ Ba twnhse. close looking parklike ground adult apts in 14 plans ZJ-33, shre 2 bd 2 ba apt 450sq rt for S425 per mo Br.lBa.Adults,nopets. ~~og fee $150. Open to beach. fplc, gar. lge & fountain. S500/mo. ~!!!sr~o~~i_:' F.V. S210. 962-8814. 4001Bireh St.N.8.A).(cot Pool. S39S1mo. 6'6-8523 t n 1~2. patio. $550 per mo. Agent. 644-72ll pools, tennis, waterfalls. 96J.0021 541-5032. or67~ 2 Bdrm. 1 Ba. 17th. & _964_·2937 _______ sms: Spacious 3 Bdrm. ponds! Gas for cooking & Fem rmmte w/samc. Nr KOU CENTER PINEBLUFFAPTS NewportS:~su I BR garden condo. like Near beach. Built·ans. heating paid. From San beach. house. H B NEWPORT Spac. l Br w/lolt. Adult new, pool, no pets, $410 Fireplace. Open beams. Dicao Frwy dnve North S2lti/mo no'pets 962·4!*18. Elef(anl executive suites 500 to 2700 Sq Ft . MESA VF.ROE DR PL/\ZA l.52S Mesa Verde E, C M. 545-4123 ---------- KEHNEL/Gro0Mi1t1 COAST HYIY. corr A ssoci at ed with vetenananan. EndoM'tl 2400 s/f. 832·7300 ... CottONA DEL MAR 23tt0• str on Coast Hwv f'ree standin~. al·rqs~ f rom F1vl.' Cro wn ~ Re~t11urant. Ideal for ml'dtcal. dental. rt:til e:;tute 832 73110 MEDICAL/DENT AL Comrntrcial Offi~. Corona 11d Mar. Acros~ from Ft 11e C ro_, Re:.tauranl nn C(}:.i'>I Hwy F'ree '>landing. ~t :. tf. ISJ2. 7300 • COSTA MESA PRIME CMTR 370 E. lith. St. Hulph ~ Cnl r 1 211 0 ~4 -f l 2131:!75·8.173 D \:-.IA POl~T J.t2IO V111let l.Jllll'rn 1\l DelPrado 1100' <il 60 --Complex. Patio. view, Deluxe 2bdnn, 2ba. East mo. 962-6533 pp Adults. No pets. 642-1334, 00 Beach to McFadden 7JO.JmJ _ 1n pre~li~e Int· lnl'lcl-. , I I .,,_ Cu .,_ . . l ...,., .,..,... lhera Ylesl on McFadden --------s•mret .. r 1 .. 1 .•••rvi•· .. • .. rt· Balboa QrctStcm.• & <.tpl. rp c. enc gar .. gas Slue ..... .x:mJ-pnva e 1--.:........ °""'"~'· s . d v ·11 F/M needed to shr 3br ""' ~ a ~~ "'~ l'A 'I l ... l d . h h · • ••"'"""'"0138 ,....._. 3844 lo eawan 1 age. eepl1on1st. ll·h:nhoru• .....,m :-.pan• + uµ · rn. ---------• r..dr~e~ria. ~ w r. Jac, _poo •. .....,., . .,...,. · •••••••••••••••••••••••I•--------(714)893·5198. Condo. lot.ally Cum. $275 an!.wenn~& morc~Frnm '' tiPM . 711 ti73 1211; or SPMC 631-6107 S3101Br.1Adult.No""ts. l Bdrm. Condo 1n The CONDO +Vzutal.S48·7267 S275 per mo . Tiii-: <!l:l464_· 2270 OCEANFRONT BEAlITIFOLLY FURN. 3 BR . Fireplace , D/Washe r , patio on sand. S750 mo. Ylanter ,..~ Oceanfront for Winter Pool. 325 J 17th. Pl. orr Lakes. Northwoods 6 Rentals. Furnished & un-Fem rmmate wanted lo H EA D Q U "·RT 1-: It S Contin1Prcial &Side 3 Br. 2 Ba. Built· Sa'nta Ana Ave. aft mo . new. $475. Call Deluxe 2 bdrm. 2 bath h BR Ba CO~PAN I ES : 1\ pro· R...-&al,. 447S ins. In Tri·plex. SSSO mo. llAM. 646-5137 David 979.3953 or Peg al condo for rent in lhe I urn. Broker. 675·49L2. s r 2 2 apl at fess1ooal environment •••• ":'.: •• :•••••••••••••• No pets. 640-1278 Eves. SSZ.2000 YI est c Ii r f are a . Winter rental. practically ~=tory Pt. $360 mo 7l4/85Hl681 New 3 bdrm. 2 ba. Pool, Fireplace. mirrored bar, --2 Bdrm. 2 ba, patio & play lots. Nr So. Coast SPRINGS bltins. carpets & drapes. new. 3bdrm, 2ba. frplc, 3 bdrm duplex. 29th &t garage, S480 mo. Plaza E ·Z to Frwys. lbr. Iba. CONDO. pool. Adults only.~ per mo. dishwasher. •,, block to mital. 67.S.1499. ro-73 sq rt .. lol'alcd at Jll!J 3 Bd/3 Ba condo. S230 + 17t CWfice space avail.. Pull E 17th !:>t .. <.:o:.ta Mc.-.a util 759.9598 eves p f scrYJcc executtve swlc" 1-'or lnlo call. &rrell I.I.I Balboa. Winter rental. 675-0562 Children . OK. $590. spa, tennis, $425/mo. HarborRealty.673-4400. ocean. 128 43r d St. 1675/m>. 213/681-8347 or 2 Br 1, ... Ba to .. -.. -use, _960-6'59 ___ ._642_·_0350 _____ ~ ___ ev_e_s_. ----workdays: 963·11955. · · re er avail for lease in Center ty · 642 584U female. No smoke. Pointe. Located near OC --------NEWPORT PLAZAU 7141875-8630 .,.,. wuuv weekends & n1tes: bit-ins, air. patio." gar. $365. 2 BR, gar, refrig, Laglllllleodt 3141 BAY FRONT. lbr. bay 67J.9016. 28r, U19tairs, frplc. deck, SGS'. 645-4837 R&O. 136 E.' Bay. Avail ••••••••••••••••••••••• vw. $52.5/mo. Call Chuck Female wanted to share 2 Airport. For leasan J( •n· br. 2 ba deluxe "Ondo. formation call /Dcel>ee Pnme retail space. ~ .. rt. Sll70imo. 1000 N. Mesa/Huntington a rea. Huff: 9M·2288. B · t I NB p k 4000 ZI0'11tSt.M>mo.Avail 9/1.SQ..mtevs,646-2325 I BR, xlat ocean view. at67~ Ro.. &-..I ""'1 -h ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• "-··-·-2 B 1 Ba t c:........ h .. porc1 • new cpt, pnt. ~t:fll!ld r. : ~,. 8 a,.., lndey, ~ blk beach. ssoo 2Br. frplc. downstairs. 210 Room with Kitchen pnv. ris o . . at.r~ View. 1325 + util. Med ica l t Ocntal/lH10 . Tenore .. ·\gt.6.'H-1266,', 642·91116. 776 sq. fl. in N. C~la Jndmtrial RftltaJ 4500 Winter Rental. Exec. drps. P8h<!·. frplc. d/w, mo Oya S49·1186· evs 41st St .. $495 mo. Avail Near bus & shopping ~ • .llOOCI area. quiet. 3 EAMIL.Y Al'J.S~ • beam ce1 lings, ga r · ._·3922 ' SeptlO. 642·3015551-2866 center. Adults only. Eves 2 Fem. w /3 Bdrm 2 Ba hou se in CM DESPERATELY need 3rd. Refrig/microwv / Yl/D/garage. Sl75 Mo + ~ ut1l /SlOO dep. C:MI Debbie or lleoe 631-7546. HELP~ Mesa. Ground floor. fully ••••••••••••••••••• •••• Br•t Br.t7~4818. Brand new beautiful lrg Adlts. 1410. 2650 Elden. S.9:30orwknds. 962-7520. apt.. Cor families with l or <1> SJ8.8406 2 rooms. efnciency apt. BAVFRONT apt. 2 br. yr-2 Jlr, 2 ba, ocean view 2 children. Near park. t mot 1 1 $550 N R m . w I r u 11 h o u s e Waater rental. 1695 mo. Heart paid. Nopets. Mesa Verde: 2br. di.o rm. permanen. DOO·B er y. ease. mo. o privileges . Newport A v a i I i m m e d 2Br \Ba 5440 lba. encl. gar. new cpt, & adult $315. 499-l.194 kids. no pets. 673-8222 ·, · (714)978.ilOeo . · 0631-5583/548 24~ drapes. Apt in 4-plex. 1st. Beach. las t s200 sec. s425 lbr. oceanfront view. 3 Br. 2 ba. yearly, W. 642·681 I STEPS TO BEACH. 1 2 3 pegged & grooved Nwpt Penin. $600 mo. · · · 642-0735, adults. no pets. • Bdrm. Winter. No pets. h a rdwood floors . Day 642-1079 ; eve 673-6640. •e!lniB.llU New 3 Br . 2 '•2 Ba S.500/mo.675-3067. _64.2_·7881 __ . ____ _ APARTMEMTS Townhouse. Private 4bdrm. wanter rental, 28r 2Ba ~$455 yard. Close to shopping. Luxurtous 2BrSu1te 1 Bdrm. yrly lease. avail start.iogSept6,$800/mo. J98WestYlllson.631_5583 Adults. 1982 Maple. Ylith centralair& Oct.l st.S450/mo.2blks Close to OCC. $160. srroker. 545-2510 afl 7PM Non· Lge rm •t'.a mi from O.C.C. eqwpped Pm ale polio. etc . S543/mo. T om 9511-1900. 1617 Ylestchff. N.B. Wanl financial anst 70()()!, r tst. floor. AgenlS4l·SO:t2. F/Rmt to share or look for F\Jmished offJn•. Bank OI Apt or House. CM/NB Costa Mesa Plaw Sl7S Area.Jackie8274628 per mo . No le ai.t•. 556-3900. XI.NT BUSINESS PARK LOCATION ACJ"OM Crom beach. <;all Adults. No pets _54&-_2't08_______ healed pool! Jacuzzi to bch. Gar. stove. ref rig. ~:548-4l34or557·5000. too! Hurry (5816 ) fee cpls/ drps. washer/ 2 Bdrm. New drapes & Jbr, 2ba, drapes .. ctn, nr RENTJMES 631-4555 dryer, 213 / 277-4640 Jack $185/mo. Fem. prer. Fem. to shr 2br. hme in Executive Soile lrvrnl' 957-3955 Irv. S250/mo. everything W /recepl. conf. rm -incl. Mark 544-7529 Rm w/Cull house priv. ---------Xerox, mail in ne w MESA INDUSTRIAL PARK Great ocean vil'W Pen· paint. refrige. 1 child Wll.aon & Placenua. $575. Wa.rd. t.boUlle. Very nicely rum. OK. No pets. $365. Sierra 963-1777 aftspm 2 Br: 1 ba, walk to beach & --------- Tennis courts, pool, gym M C 64 1324 shoips S49S · VILLA IAl.IOA etc. ll250mo. 613-7550. gmt. o. 1· . F.ast side, 2br , l 'hba, up· 'ca11494·7000 New Luxury 2 Br Condo. Luxury 2br, 2ba, pool, ten· 2 BR, pool. gar, 1 mi to per front with balcony, ---------Full Security under· nis, frpl, magnificent ocean. $450. Adlts. No new paint. $400. 120 E. Spart<ling 3 bdrm. 2 ba on ground parking, Cagney pets.646-0354or644-2S78 :nhSt.646-0100,646-6219. Niguel Golf Course. Lane _""/ 67.,........, View, walk · to beach. Ylasher/dryer, refrig.. · _,., mo ,,..,,,.,, • Weekly or monthly . ----------All util paid, small child ... _ ..... --IU'n ,..,~ ......., .. 1 2bd 1 b """"""• pool S650 mo. ....... -. ....., .... .....,..,... we come, rm, a . PegAllen. Rltr 494-7578 11..,...., refrig, dishwasher. 'WINlBIENTALS IW WlliW Fenced yrd, no pets. LaglllllHlc)llll 3152 S3!IO/mo &r. Up. Ocean· l!A .... J UIS. 1980 Wa\lace. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '-9Pelllt Jl26 furbished, pool, adlts. no Fantastic view, tennis, health club. pools. spa. lbr. liv rm, kit~b. bal. Avail now. Super at $595. 754-0370 dys. 499·4015 eves. Kitchen , was h /dry , FemaletoshareCondoin garden bld g . phone, etc. 642-3070. Huntington Beach. <;all :851·1021. 848-9624 Lge 4 BR house in Ftn --------- Vly, male or remale, bill Share my large 2 Br. 2 Ba. split 4 ways. SlSO mo. Aft rome in Newport. $255 5:30, 848-8520 675-1439, 9S7·S378. Needed minimum home care assistance for wheel chair bound woman in exchange for room & moderate s alary . Share house with mature fem. St raight, non· smoker. animal lover. cap. Beach. $150, Isl & last.498-2S8S. 557-0294. -----------------~ COnsiderate person, share Fasb. I. lux. swle. ba. exec hme, Flo Vly, S2SO., FURNISHED OFCSPACE S265MO. TYPING SERVICI:: ON SITE. lndiv cub1cals incl c>lec. recept. ph ans. conr rms. copyin~ racil. kit. nightly jarutoral serv. New bldg w/skylttes & plants. Ex- ecutive Gardens 27117 Bristof St .. C.M. 557· 1151 7 I I W. I 7th. St. Costa Mesci . 642-4463 -~ • 0.. 3700 sq. ft.\... it. Two 1870 sq. fL 1111" it. 0. 830 sq. ft. of~ fk• spa«. lmmtdiatt oc~y. • 35' Mf. ft .• c..,..ts. ~s & wft ..... * LHsnt; office ope1t: M ·F. 7:30.4. ~645-~l to Sl2SO per ~...._. Jlmacer#7, 5411-9560. Lce2 BR condo, newly re· ~ --·••••• .... • .. ••• pets. S500. 642~. #56, OCEAN FRONT ......... Comfortably priced! _:w_taours ___ . -----Lrg lbr, $500/mo. ~ 8aMYlBdmr. Just s:zoo L9 Jonst 3855 1 __ 61_5-05_1_e_. 642_·112_1_. _ Patio. No smk. Empt. maid, grdnr, pool. .. •••••••llli••••llilll••lliiil DlS.~. 962-2171 ....................... •• ,... 1102 ....................... ao. Lovely lmmacula~2 bdrJD. Eacloeed garaae. QUiet'bd-cle-uac. Adults, no pets. Anaheim. 54l-5'10t 3106 ....................... yvtew Apartmenls otter a beeu11tul hlestyle tor tam111es Poot jacuw. tot lo! play areas. P.allOS Wont last. <7726> fee ••••••••••••••••••••••• R.ENTIMES 631-4555 Executive Elegance! Versailles 1 Br. Good loc. RM. $238 mo. Isl & last. Mature. resp, prof man La " 1 2tvt Ex.qulaite 2Bdrm $455 Sec. $.'175/mo. Pvt. entry & bath. Cook· looking for long term rge c ean .,-rm. Air, Pool. BBQ & more 213/999-5735 lng. Quiet adlt. Lag. Bch.1 rental to shr w /similar 2ba, oew crpts & paint. 49'7·3687 female. Call Hunter, at $425/mo. Call Becky: Klds/PetaOK (7684)fee Lge 2 BR apt. w/suodeck, · ~81S1-1181. RENTIMES 631-4SSS NB Penin. $500/mo. S uarR...tah 4200 -532-"5883---~---...._ rt•---3169 562~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Prof. Persons for spr. White Water view or coast vwwpM __.. • llartna. 3 Br. 2~ Ba. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bdrm Ste On the beach lo Newport. Oen Front Dplx. With hot 1 . 1 Ba. ps to WldyorMonthly.2Br.or tubinNewport.646...u24 Fabuloul ltayfmt Little Ill. Bo.t allp, 2Br, 3 ltry. =•ce, .,yrly lee and balconies. Schools nearby Shopping to walk 10 Beaches. bay and freeway nearby From $585. Two and rhree bedrooms available Frplc, prv. garage, p11111f Ul'WMIJ beach. $350. Property 3Br.KirkLamb,631·0900 patio. Mature adults, no llRft IKWru House. 642·3850, 642-1010 v _.. R..---.. 4250 Rmmt wanted lo sbr 4br, l)U:~~::t==~ pets. '550. (9641818 1•111'111r11Tt' YGC..... __. 3ba, w /2 others. non· ij a., Praat completely re-.._ ..... a bdrm. a ba. lrliplaee. Great view ot bQ 1.--la.rp petlo. a..da 11t 1our front door. A.ml .. u. y..,.1y ..... IUIO mo. m.Mll ...... WINTS8 RS NT AL: =wOl'IMCIMlt llllL .. ITNtlT . 1650 Marguerite Ave. al San Joaquin Hills Road Leasfno olflce at Baywood Apartments. open 9-6:00 dait~ Phone(714)644·5555 WRll I llltn I~ t Br. Garden Apt. Stove & ••••••Hiii•••••••••••••• smokers . only. S200lmo .. Bright, airy 1 bdrm. with refrige. A.dull.a. no pets. MAUI • 1st & last. BUI 615-6762 or large balcony, garage. COU.....,.Y CLUI S310 548-1377 KapaJua Resort. 2 bdrm. 673-1S05 L,..-J.~~~==T==:;:::=~ Small pet OK. ~ mile "'" · · · 2 ba. Jae. In Condo. --· -------from Harbor. 1350. UVl..aa. IM ~--· i 213/ ...,._.., 81Jl-8307 ....., 2br, 2ba, WestcliH, Cir pl, ""~ v ew. •·\r-~-F\tm. 2nd Fir, br, ba & l.r. ................. 40 Lovely all adult. DO pets • Uli3 Br,.-... Ed· inlier. b.'b. -...n. ~RT pool, adults, no pets $475. Maui, Hawaii $295. Rec. Fae. Pref. llACH 644-64T70l'st().5109 The Mahana, KaanapaU SeriousStu. 751·7908 Very nice 3 Bdrm. 2 Ba. Beach Responsible adult lo Duplex. Yearly. Deck. Ocean front Condo. share 2br. 2ba Newport $750mo.8'75--3504 Weekly rental. Tennis, Beach condo. S290. pool, ...U amenities. $50 646-7332 Spectacular 2bdrm. 2ba, and up per day. ean bus --------- dbl gar, dishwasher, 213 /718-7121. res Yliil Sbr lge tux. hme, view petio. No pets. 9650. 213f1'95.t081 /. nicely furn . 2 frp le, 805 Ami 10s Wa y. micro,C.11. at-31121. llexico-Bajamar. New 546-3428 --------1 hodle, luJlfac. Day-Week FJetant Entertainer or Moath. ~ Call Girl to Sbr Twn Hae in iD prime locatioll. w / now. Univ. Pt, In. Sci Rm all utill paid. $180! Sl'JS + util. Lae. m4W4 Mwitaee (64501 fee AVAi.OM RENTIJIES 181-4555 Weeldy reotal. SI~ a. Vlbnnt Aware Mom Can1o n Terrace w/teen dauahter now OCWROMT' TowllhouM. Secluded lootlaa for SPECIAL 2 Ir: I k .u.11 ............... tt· 1 ~ bib a.eh. Sept/ llllll·llllM prol. to shr hm • .. -Ofenlra&•· Dick •Cdll.875-1587 , .... Ptepirtw ""'9· 1ard. lll/110·1086. '41-•H. 661110. 8Da ~'107. AvaloD. IO'ICM Fem aeed1 rar, t1un· parart)J---.U,. Call at any ••me 211.9-if•-wer ,._le room -le want· .-1 '*-. to-Vlft a.. Illy Bl..S.) edlo...,..lbrbouMlD Duarofllta, Apt IE, U:!!!!~!!!~~~~I '1tw, tnelld ••raae, ...... llL Nan41DOMr. o....,-..a auto. apmer. "90 )'tllr· Udo l•I• l•.-, pen· •a o t , 11 t l l I • c I , ----------1 .,.............. u.o.. ut. a llr, z car ...._,., .... mam. Rooaumte to * Ila s -,...... i...aw. ID> Bdr• CdM llome. 81116-. 0. tM Mr ..... Wld;r .IDMI,_ -/mo. Noa41Do1str. ~ beac .. frOll&qe, ....... ar, IMtba, .... Call Gari• Mf.14 ..... -. .,., -*'*'..... ..,,...... tJo+ime fvr ~~'4? J 1• ,I/ Use .,_,.At/ servic · when placing you.a ad ..• a Daily Pilot ad number w ill appear in y ad ... we take you mes sages 24 hou·r s a day ••• you call in at your. convenience during offic~ hours and get the responses to your ad • . . this service is only $10 per week. For ·more Information and t plac9-your ad call 642· . ~ OAll Y PllOT Nlllw1'•11.._ r.o.1n..... .... .... ....... 'l' ••• 1 ••• -.e\ .................................................. . ••••U•g•· rt• C111•r::• ••--· lNI ...... w-c.._. .. c.o.. Seaedlaavlan Woman. PETSUPAINl'ING ~ Beach Pvt Mail QaMom ......_, doon. l/1.llJ ., ,,., .. "" tt. 11._ .... , •• .,... re-..aL. Duinp I.ooldalforllouMwortr Expr'd. R•H RatH. Box Rtotal Serv . e&dllno_._~ramed or In· r 'a IM. LI•":• ••rMI& lslen. ll••lt•I• '•'•-•Is. q•lck aerv. ..._, Free Eat. Call Oene Prettt1lou1 loc. Avall etaUecf.l.eonMM313 --5U'°451 • Oct l. 1*. Call or write --!;~!i!!~L===~ Rrnaabltrat.. Reta. • folo IJafo. PO Box 1167. --...... "'9''M•mb1 • u....•-••1-.-..l oocoo· p• .. 'la.••""'ING Dawe'• Paintlnt. aervtq how.--ca ma t114) ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tll!f!St•~--·••J:.:: a;:c..= -...,;; ::aw!..b1:·d.~u. ~ . = ... ~8~ Cl' T\: ,,_ .._ I e 1 t al I Pvt Poat Box Service ERIC S»OU6 &;.~ ffaul/Oradl•I· dtmolJ· .. -.. •\•••• .. ••...... ISSIAM 1HE MAIL ROOM, 3t hr __ tlon. Sklploadu. lllldll&ervleeCo. 10."n Calm .... 1 .. t1n1 lo ra•~ 2800 E . Cat. Hwy •-_. •1 I d ' k T /Yd 1a 1n ae' _.... • ....... CdM/NB ...................... . _,1 p ~fi I ump rue • nea nper pnan J: c an· Free eat. 3 yr guar. MCMXMOor&M..,.l Ceramic tile aervlces. n,._.-.... &. I w a I er v l c e, -.m.1111 ~ldancllcape. reeest. 982-1478.63H131at\S. rreeeet ... ·$111btrtAM • • •111t1ll ....... ,. PrM Eat. a y o u ., 1 M e n l5'5-ll85 · Fine ext/Int. painting by nt1rOS110X craf'tlPMChuck. Ql'llllElll'b ........ ---• .. _.., W/,...-.lbltit.let have Complete Maintenance Richard Sinor. St. lie. NwptBdaOCAlrport AJll"l1 rldY. &arl"llCIAlll·,,._ Ow' ' 11 &Mdlea.... Wf 41h> Tr\ICk. Yard Is Service It Irrigation inl. Try me 831J.SMS, 3t 2'hrboxacceues IW"""'=~ C 4l1tt ta t tat ttllM""'" ..U..ta • -Jor )'ard e .... upa, Tree m1illt. eqtlip. Can Installation. General hrs FREElmo.rent, 11.- -...ad, ,...ar. a1 ............ U M •trlmmhi1 6 re· do at\)'lblng I Call Prunina. Call Tony ---------avallnow Let us upgr ade that • M 1• = ~ l.M. .... m.-•val. ,..... ..Um1tet. ..._, 754-1185 Painting It Papering Meuage serv add.illiooal shower. tub, drain board ... II D W. al · --"•a...i... 6 1---1 Protesslooal work. $5.00 ...._... or entry way. Ceramic .., fft • · .. _. ......,,_, .----.--ve. ltt 1•1 •I Lel us solve your Rsnbl.Steve.S47-4281 7 tale improves appear & ~Wit-..; -~ rw IW• Ue'd, Pree ...... ....................... Landscape needs, ex· 11u~.?.7~::tOI value or any homl' or ..,.._...,... • ....,.....-,.,..&.Ylfgft ROBI N'S HO USE · ceUent local refs. Free Wallpapering by Le ___ 11'_'669 _______ 1 comm bldg at areas rw ......_ ta C II .... ...Ml--••-••-.... CLEANING SERVICE • est. Call anytime 7eo.8318 Papier. Custom .quality 'I HI .. & ...... 006L Free est & sugges. l *9 t. .......................... e II *-~~vn Pw a thotoulh)y clean work. Pre·Chr1stmas ••••••••••••••••••••••• lions. (714) 1142.3020 M ~ CSll&lfTw• ., -1 i ...... _ ---1 Renovating-Rototllling scheduling """' 2350 ---------_1,_!!!~l!!f~'.! ..... ~!!!__.,.. ·-1 . ""'"l'aU-•••••••'\H••H••••••• .. =· · n· ._,_,_,, Sprinklen-Lawna .. __,. ' HOMEIMPROVEMENT ~ · ,,_ 'C.,~ K • I YHtl•I Wooel • Ul-4114 GENERAL Houseclean· ·Clean·UP Reas. Price mt/ext. Free Additions. ktchn/ba re· ~ "'-W . ?J!?i:: ............... D.ae W 1111. .. : _ _....., ~ .. '9 .. ~. ·~= Carpentr1·muonry· lDg , refaJ'1s •• rePIMlab le Dave642-4853 ~~k.~.~~~c~uswm =· ~:'~~/ ~~: ~c!i~~~~~ R t, • lloom Addl ... _, __. .... ""...., nwJlllal·plumtMaa. F1oor-912.cJ510c a .. 4 8ud646-8481 pairs, doors. windows. ,JI:! -·ct. Xlllt w·.: =uou, 6 block . ln1. Stucco II tlle . Prof nr writ. tile, wood. U•a '1 AGAPEFOltCI Qualitywork.842-6570 GarnerTile54<M>780 . ,.-.oaun..is.m.-9'a lat Drywall • more. JB puquet. 1lrippi.ng, wax· ....................... PAJNTING COMPANY 1....a.... li-c-•--• Z.~!~ .. _ .................. ..,_,, ing. buffing. steam. Cpt Brickwork. small jobs. 3 G~rations Of Paint· -·-. • _ __...,,... -••••••••••••-WNte IOI• Good cood. fl l bl .~ 751-8951 B:ll-5543 ~. Costa Mesa ai ing Excellence ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • -·-••••--............, CbUd ca,.. SlOO or bl'1t offer. Koo n•· P um oa • ..,...... • ~&1S.3115eves. ~I Repair & . Reroof. All TREE DES I G N : ,Q8l'OlllNTZR.I08 SiPed9I ,....._My ca.ta 5tl-1D>after5pm. carpentry. exter /loter • RELIABLE & EF· types -shingles-roc k· Ornamental pruning. J CARPENTR.J .............. _..,.. ... J 1 ~ra~~r~!:l F IC I ENT WOM l::N Brick. stone, block work. Paint.Ing. lo rat.es. 1mmed shakes-com~tar. Fl'.ce Sculpturing. topping. 8Y Q -C , •• ....................... ~aft~918-2I056 Guarantee Satisfaction! t.ileflrs. concrete patios. serv, work /mater ial est.541-S930Fin.Aval~ thinning. removal. gen .. ____._.. Ii -• _.... ,.._,,,_ 1ZJ7 wlks. driveways. Refs . guar848·5614or636·7149 ..,,.OFfo.u!. clean.up 646-IMS ~/repair, qua t,y _.................. ......C .. t fl I' e I .....,_. FreeestJohn 846·1S8.1 '"' "" . A ~DllMp. 17 YN CJl""•TfVE ......._.l=/-moved. • • • QU•• CL"" ... ""NG Reas ......... Jlt--a. AJI Types, r epairs. in· WlwduwCle•l19 LI • d II ...... I._.. "' •••• ••••••••••••••••••• """ """''". . '_,,_ , •JS area. c r . EN'Vllt.QNMENTS New awns.151·3''16 Ralee. Hocnes/Ofcs. Last Block·Bnck·Stone-stucco. ••••••••••••••••••••••• s u I at 1 on . 1-· r c e ••••••••••••••••••••••• · PalombolDG14 Conatructloa. Slatned YARD WORK. cln·ups. Ha~f°"Dua:':.~~· Detaillll-4973 planters & repairs. Free Stucco & Plaster Patch. Estimates. Call Bob. "LettheSunshineln" O&rpeater. dn, cablneU. Glass. Remodels. $pll1. prunlna. iprinkler In· 549-4388 u....~~1eanlng. Reliable est. 536·9906'. 968·7486 no job too am. qwck & S48-07e& Call Sunshine Window alum wiildows. paneUna. -..3728 stal/repalr. haulln1. fair . ~ly or bi.weekly -clean64S-4203.645·4199 Socid S..-.icn Cleaning, Ltd. S48.885J etc.Mf.1221.~19 prices . Lie. Cbr ia Clea!'upi . tra~ming. service. Reasonable. C~~.~nbc~~~~&:~!~~: 1'11 .. i•I) ....................... STOP!~ .SWAMlm ('114)S36-.S838 hauling.Freeettimat.es Rel.StaceyMG-3162 Rers.Freeesl.S4!J·S492 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PROBLEMS -Nee d to Take tune to relax and ~fliaish carp. doors. panel· Mg. aiding, Free ei;t. .... 1153. S:>l -8837 'Ille futest draw in the West. • .a Dally Pilot _o-lfied Ad. 6'2·5611. '-=--~~--1-aJ -S57-82'71 G. Gidley P lum ber talk" .. ·rcr counseling shop at home. It's simple ~ .... wanted";; Jessie's Gal'denlnJ{, COM· H A U L I N fi Want your house neat! MoYilg Repair service. 1nstalla· A B C 11 E L P L I N t: w 11 l h D a 1 I y P i I o t NP Heights r emodal. J>kte clean·UJ!, general & Reapomlble. dependable ••••••••••••••••••••••• tion. backnow cert1r1ca. ~2222 Classified Ads. And Ir Local r er. req. Curt ma1nt. hauling, tree CLIAMltl& house work. 557·3596 Moving! The Slarving tion642-931S you have somethin~ to H er be r t 1 1 1 • trimD'llng .. removal. Tree trtmmlng & paint· aft.erGpm. College Students hav(' ---------Have something you wanl sell. call a friendly &11·12116/642-5564 comm. l and1capln1 ing grown. Lie. T124 ·436 WANT ACTION" w sell., Classified ads do Classified Ad-Visor ac malnt. 64S-2122 Ray '964-4276 Want Ad Results 642-5678 Same good serv..: 641-84~ _9assi£ed Ads 642·5671J 1t welJ. 642·5678. 642-5678 ~ lnd/Ofc near -new ./NEED ••••••••••••••••••••••• Happy 14th Anniversary. Lost: 8/11. E.side CM 11·25 1bs 1n 6 wks. No Alarm co. needs mst.aller BABYSITIER needed for Boat Yard Worker. t:x- 2265', 18101 RcdondoCir.. s.tfll'ru&. C Kelly. Love from your 4 Codtatiel. gry w/yel. & shots. no drugs. no cun· & service man. Top Church Nursery m Costa peraenced . Apply at t$.Hunt8cb842·2834. All types ~~al 4!'st.ate faYOrit.efana!! Orange head. "ChaCha" lracls . Kathleen or wages for qualified Mesaarea.Call556-n87. Pac1JicTides lllannc.227 Sidi... 4550 ./MONEY tnvestmentssincel949 Lolt&"-d HOO REWARD.631·516.'imsg. _Robin GIJ-0111 pe~ t!28 Fo~~ Ave -Ba-b-ys-it-tc_r_n_ecded for in 20lh.Sl.N.B. -·•••••••••••••••••••• Speclttlbillg ill ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOST: Male gry /blk & Lo6e weight the healthy ~ar · . guna ' fanl. Reg in Sept. FV Bookkeeper: 1-'\JU charge. Storage Garages for rent WTDs _________ 1 wht cat. 1-'rie ndly & way with Herb s & ALARMS area.ref 775-1315. Non smoker to work on on Ba lboa Peninsula 642-2171 545-0611 Furry. Vic. Baker & Vitamins. Money back Ambitious. exp 'd. in. hooks or clients for Fu ?.one lO\.!l' c II s d Babysitter. myhome. v1c ;:,:;,_~m.3930 JI. • BearC.M.S49-S279eves. guarantee. a Y staJ&er xlnt sal. growth. oCMesaDr&lrvane.CM Newport Beach CPA • Spa S&O FOUND: -2 dogs, 1 rem. b 1 1 ~% fi42..8983 oppty, 714·76843IO for 5 yr old. 5:30am· _fi_irm_. 7_60-88 __ 18_· __ ~~gl las~ 2306 rn:: CIB>ITttO 1 2 :nO bUt wlbm chest. l male. ~l Female lo play ten· ~:~i~i;~an~il~at~~~~~ ~:.:;~~~~1 ~~ec:i looMrSecnt.yH. pillgCltrtt/ O'"'e "'n f ront, N.B. PttOl&.IM lite brn. pit bull? ~ .. ~___. & ~--'---"'·brillo CM 642 8472 848·962-1 1··~-1es. Paper work & M h """"~...... ..,_ .-v nr-""" • · · : .....,..., Babysitter needed. 4 days 't od1cal/Vers atlle _.....,.. .....,..,,,....da s mamtenenace. 642-5073 97MSll/ISS.l 145 SECOND v• ............ y · l,ady wantstomeetpot~n· a MONTH. 8-5pm, 15 mo perscn to post acrount:; ~garage for storage Arrangedby Ptltaa•a 5350 llal b""'bandabout60.Gd ARTWORKTECH. girl. 645·5111. d ys. rec/payables voucher.., mareaoCCdM ,.___.........__,~ ''!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!? h •· d C 51c ol.28ev,..s CdM•rea type 45+wpm, recep. " • ~.---1; ••••••••••••••••••••••• uJnOr G aocer. on· Pnnted circuit boards. ....., "' . • . tionist & secretarial M4-0515or 548-2442 A Mortgage Broker TRUST DEED last or Found a pet? Call PRE LAW studeul needs ridenlial. Call Dolly: 2·sided & multi-layer. J ---------1 duties. Irvine furn. mfr. •~ W-'tcl 4600 Animal Assistance 125.000. Will do anything 55&ZM8, 9·5pmonl y. yrs. exper .. salary otK!"· •••yr.-.~•. "'·'t K. H .. ~" ....... --·--------1 L l C fid · I &...pl y to : Ir vin e -~··~~ ....... .~. •• .. -••••••••••••••••• League.53'7·2273.nofee. e'1 • on en t i a ••.-ad C!-i,.-5360 ~.... Church in Newport ~ AYAa'"'ll.I LOANS DV P 0 Box 3242 '"' -_...,, -· Emtineering, Inc. 16872 •--u. 1-1,...__._ Wan&ed In Costa Mesa or _._. "" · · · · ....................... HaJeAve .• Unit .. 8 .. Irv. Heights needs person to -••pug ~ leyine area, 2 or 3 BR. 2nd TD's ~ Whl. &MgreyV~ _N_._e_. 92163_______ FREE c are for children 1n F\lll tJme, exper. helpful !louse prefe rred. 3 COAC> ...... QO cat. esa ""'""" ASS&"• a/ Qaurch Nursery. Hours bm. not nee llany co Adalta. Xlnt references. llDUCIDIADS S20.CJOO.l50.000 area.Bewardl54Hllt7 11•••.r Pr a..ECTR-7:45-11:45am Sundays. beaefits. ApPly at J860 • ._1 3 • 57 o l E v es & S ..tl1 go ... Up to 1S yrs financing ....,~l.et)llWf M u a t h a v e o w n Ptacent.ia, Costa llesa . .... --1..--..L. 71 .. •J• .,.00 WeektycommJtmenta. LGet: Keya ID blaclc cue. Be pampered with a y:..aa... Immediate openings. transPortata'on. Good i·--=~====--• ·~· --· 0-ao~ason Tu•• P M. TewiD'-le l 1 I ... _, Wo ..... near the bea"'b. Ask for Linda f1 or """ ... • peraon a r e a x ng •&ORJI~ •• " References • mus t• UC I Professor needs ynn Foryour · OI' Park, CM. Reward. massage by l2ofthepre-A """ Mechanical assembly, 646-6474 IOOlll&I& t;leeptog rm w /bath. 9 or ·Karen~!!!!!!!!!!!Uon~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I For your home. S49-1310 Welt girls iD Southern •G-ral IA.a..,t Olf wiring, soldering. 6 mo. ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~! $4.SO hr. 2D-25 hrs. per 12 mo. per yr. Mature,:: Fastcourteomservlce ---------California. J acuui. •-...a.. ......__1_ min.exp.req'd.Growing .:;; wk. Knowledgeofbtpg .• ~t. quiet. 833-6091 --------1 .._.O PREP •y' Lost: Bed.tingt.On Terrier sauna etc. ()pen lOam· --..-en-~ co., good benef.its. Call BABYSI'M'ER needed for accts.payable&rece1va-wkdys •HOMEOWtBS• " A puppe. female, no col-4am.7daysaweek. Vis· •Lowf.Mwwws for appt. 645·3632. 9 year old girl, approx-ble, etc. Call Vicki, Dl:M .&. I 'TIES lar. Vic North Laguna. a/M.C. Atlantis Health Lab Tesh. Co•nlillg. Newport Marine f;ngr.. unately 3 hours after 54()..0035, Coasl3l Person- Lucal b1111ine1s woman $10,000 .-~A., Ted:49'1·1078. Spa. 2112 Harbor Blvd, = ..... ....u-~ 1000 W. l7thSt.,C.M. s r hnol ·• your hom e . nel "0 eocy, 2790 Harbor To REALFSI'ATE ----M ~~.,.,~.,., B • -----•-------"-·---~ wants CdM rental. un· LOST ~ 1 col Q)st.a esa . .....,..,..,..., r· _... -~ --... &.· t M Cou t:astshore f:lcmenlary. 81., CM 2br bouae/d I SI 00 000 FINANCIAL : ...... ma e eat. • ing t his a d for your -..... __,.. ....._ n.-»tstan anager . . NEVER A FEE up cx. ' '71415424134 lar w/ID. vie Jasmine c......in•gift. •Ca•11l11g & Refer. pie· Full time. 156 All <Woodbr idge, Irv.) &44-3262. wkends: ForAlly...._ Cr eek area. Cdlil. ,,,......... ral AdultUoit.S800+Apt.& Pleas e call Ginnir:I~!!!!!!~!!!~!!!!!!~ Loans5ecured By A LAGUNA B E AC H Reward! 159-13S2. TOUCH A CLASS * M .• d i. C 0 I & Utils. 848·1613. Hunt. 642...:121 ext 321 days or1•-1111111111111 ...... --- ..... """91/ A••~• ....................... 5005 Sllea-DiltJU1u&onhips ror Nutrillonal Program. .... llDGth (TM) 7S0.'10l'I Combinallon of Real CHARMER, 2nd TD ror ISCOltTS ... Bch 552--0461 eves. IOOKf(9IR andPeraooalProperty sale . 16"41 % yield Found: Blk & wbt male h-ceAcapfed. --·-------Banking ~ C411Cilllldlw"-ic• S18.6'".P.P.488-1991. ldUea Victoria&Wllaoo, 3tHRS. ?52--081? •Collfid••tiol & Assist.ant Manager N a&hn ?days •----------C.M. Can't keep . ·--------1 • ·--'C rorrastfoodAlisoBcach NEWACCOUNTS ewport acb in•esl . ll"'lf W ... con c es s i o n . Ca 11 farm bas opening, per ex-957 5123 • • • • r.1••/ M6-44l3 CO¥ER · GIR lllnM COMTIOL COUMSaOR pamion. To handle aales • Pwu 11n•1/ ---------• ~ .. -··n~ Ma.nagerrorapp't. For our South Coast commissions, accto. AllERICANWAY .__..a....:-.....1 FOUND:femlriabSetter. •OUTC•••• ~·---"'" 499-SS85 r "' ._ ,._ .._.. £-.. f loll • Plaza Office. Experience unctions . Computer llORTOAGECO. • ...................... Beacha&lodianapotiaHB m-o778 MC/VISA ~ t.4WWI or 1• UTOMOTIVE preferred. Good typing knowledge a must. Ex· 5J6.5183 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I _.... appols:l•lll, A k' · d c 11 · .. cm ~••llh 5100 LOTPBSOMS s ills requi re . a per. matunty necessary . ---------1••••••••••••••••••••••• FOUND:lgell.lrishSet· Praf-klnal Therapeutic C.-:CAUFOIMIA Immediate ope ning! Ra l ph Kinning s: CaJJ :640-0l23 ~ LOWIATIS ter. Vic. Ad.am• Ir muaage.Llc'd.NBAppt --'-u•....,.y C.OmpanybeGefita.Apply ~·IF o RN 1 A l~~~~~~~~ AH Types, repatrs, ln· FAST-VICE Mqnolla. 982.QlZ onl)'.SteveS48-2811 r"_",...__ In penaa to llike Levine FEDERAL llOOSSTOllE~ •1lllatlon. Free UMJMITIDfUMDS Now You COUMSBJMG orTrlniellonto 8 · SAVINGS&WAN Full time opening in -estimates Call Bob. For Home equity loans ~eTe~t'::il~a: SBVICl.IMC. flJSTownCenter Dr. c l e r k pos ition i n -~-------· 11t.2*1llardTD'1. (114) Can m...-nt mlx black " FIRST LADY APCAll Costa MesaCA92626 bookstAft specializing in ..,:. LA.Co. 82year. NU. -....caria cAgt.) s.........-.1. Iv e r I e m al e. llcort• Models ... ~IT F.qual()pport1.1DJty t~hnical " scientific .. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I "5Y'n·v Employer books. Pre rer person Dist. over l Mll. Sell Sell J<eeshollDd mix black II • Pwty D•can • IEACH with some exp. in work· "ash. P r ln. only . ST brown female. Newport •97Z.IJ45 * 752_0053 Beauty mg in a bookstore. Hrs. P .O.BOX 2oa, Cost a *FA * Beach Anllnal Shelter. llCftVllaAccepled HAllDUSSB 8-S Moo·Frl. Apply Mr. llesa.921112'7 More 644-38154. SANTAANA AUTO MECHANIC · No future in present Harrod, SCJTECH Book .:...,__ ...... • exper'd, forei"D' & or salon" Change jobs and Cent.er, 11901 Main St .• ~· wan ... ,. '°" re-FOUND: Jriab Setter, TOMMY'S 972-3104 domestic, pri~e toe. wort ~lb ua! Earn more lnine. CA. s.s7-«12t .ordiqYentwe. FUNDING with Dally Piiot Sbelty mlx, SIMpberd OF.-wPOIT • I DllnaPoint.49&465 dollar• and receive --------t7._..15 PENNY' PINCHEa mix. 2 Dac llall uDd1, H•t1m11p•• medical, dent.al & ure In· Brick layer helper, full· ~ ... -W .. ..-I UPTOIO'll. . ADSStllloalyC. Siberlan HUlkymlx pup. ISCOITS I • =· AUTOMOTIVE sW'UICe. Paid vacations Ume. lluat have lood .,._,.._ ~·-Cbow. Is more. Alto ;;;~~152~...,;;;;;;;;I *. :r-._ ARE YOU &holidays, company dis· _t_ransp __ ._67s._3_11S ___ _ .... faltpowingmt1. co. Celltt.40.,S 3 lines ror 2 days U.t.VV ·--• cata ri ,.. .&. s•LESM··..... coun•-·-p-lllt sbarin1 ~...,__rdalprodaclll Sipk>eodoc. tonw111ow --"• -• ....................... ,.... ~' .. • '"'' •IUSIOYS• •'Lall .......... • BroUI' 714J(KUllWH only SI a day. 34c a Adopt·a·P•t at lrvlne en.tea .. _, .w.w-.... 7075 DOYOUWAMTll! plan. Compare our total partid.... ,.._.._,.. line. •-1-·a Care CeDter L Every other weekend earning package with Experienced FuU Tlime. 119 ~ d I "" -' .. ,.OITS ••••••••••••••••••••••• T I I · ..__W__.._.. 10•• A vert 11e one or 0 · E r v d 1 'I ~ olbersalons Part ime. App y n · •troD• •IJDt .,.._.., ---more Items valued -!!!'.. •• " · aUln. 141.0180 Tabcanoftheeldetly<W off? Ourcom!J:n·y....__f,·tsln· -: Wed or Thurs. -...... e.,..NU.•, prta. --••••••••••••••••• •-•-I " I b I h .,_..._...,......... ""°" ,....._. -Bo W.B N 8 Prl P Off rt up to SlOO. Each • c.lt/Cfllcb a C• n t e r ome. 2 . .,.,.....,.,_...pay pro-elude: lscnt privilege. 2-4pm. Gramma 's ..... x • • Hte arty • ~ additional line Is ro:.d: Lite llale Brtn· M .. /MC/YM Knowled1e of oxygen gram? medical, dental, ure 10· House.BristolatRedbUI. "'""--------• =·=~ only 60c for the two clepup,JlleupmtSllorel. eqwp•uuge.SG-0373 ~plan with great ~. profit abarlng, Costa Mesa/Newport .-, .. a.-HIS prtce.MS-'1008 da ys. Sorrf. no ... .., HlfpW.rtd 7100 4.Someotthe bestlraln· peasion program. App•Y. Beach . ........ -...... ._... commer~l a ads unuA11m ....................... ~ ......1--"--ln ID per'IOO. Yont.bruFr · • E ....._B:m T-....1 a llowed Charae -tuft: --~Collie, « .._._,..,. auto ... Busy womens Uf'Ot)ean -... ._ Your Penny Pincher "~"8 1t ~ AdalDa, ESCORTS ~. cuatc available? ... y. J.C -.iy speciality shop oeeda er--~~ ;=rm·) ....... -........ ~!?! Ad or use "JOUr R.B.•1114 all lllljOr endlt cards Good t=· 10 Ice~ ~i.I have to do to 2'F~hland ficlent Is thorough Y BankAmerlcard ·-·. -....1. .... ._.. -le ~~~ ~ •. •prbr. =k ........ A..._Y•rd: workint. NewportBeMaFcb cashier• stock control ~ Visaorr.tutercard. ....-.., ... -.... -·-uaR:1na 35~ -... It.a EOE I person . Ref. req . ;,HOl •OWi Ill S a.nier mb. Au• to lo$1000toatart.833-0810 B.Agrwlve. ---·-·-··---• APROPOS, 29 Fashion '-'Olli~ COIMIMADILMAI For more lnformauoo .. RotlEtt". Reward. * l'OXYLADY * Acount Clerk, p /T . C.Neat appearance. llAUTYOPaATOll Is land, NB, or call -._....... S6e.•WTI>. · andtoplacoouradcall ...au OV'ICAU.ONLY D. WIDltobe 11• NM. Deb's most pre· 6'4-21152 ,,_ --_... for 3 stora la ----------1 IJI • Immtd. {)penlJll, pa'Jl"OlJ Only tboae me«ing these ~ bard ... *'Ml.;.:::: CORONA DEL llAR. LOST, apll FY blk --*-~-'-----exp. belpM. Apply Sao qualiftcatioas need ap. =te 18~ ~Im· CAa.ITVCOMPAMY ., ,....... Crtdk or Job =.. l"1 lnl. for \E:J· poodle ''lllmmJ ' • Ale you makiq what Clemente Inn 125 Ea plan· pl)'! !Wt~Jl!ll!B m • d . op e n l n 1 for Waaa P rr senice man. llll w:a sery. Compere -..:-·: Ut .D ..,.._ ,_.,.worth! u not call 1......;di;.,,aa.;.;';..;s_.c_. _____ , •~Wittt balntyu.t. To anange Evea, weekends. gd pay. . eeeta. M Ma, a --· ,PV\p&J, ........ II• UJl'l'.GnJU..catalL lllr.Boot.b (TIA),_70.17 aa blt«view, pla. call: <.:a ll llr. Hiltlu: I -~ ..... -........ ml& Nr. lrTtae aro.d-u••••o•lh,OW/AD JJlwmJ::8~. H~'.tl!~:.,or, _21M5MI0 ____ 1. ___ _ ll-•1e1 IM7 --~ ....._ ... ,. ~ ·~ .. ,.c--C&.111 ic.u ~--· y.... -_. •~ •-MYBTICllASSAGE -_.. 144·6871, 200 Newport CAIWASH •••• --.Saata Ana Sala17 ~$1336 Qr. Dr. Caablen wanted part J.(JSI': -Poodle. rnalt, OYSRWEJOln'? You cu .. • COD--811-lJN_G_CL_E_R_K ___ , =: ~ ~ ~: ••pape, er lltll, lOH 10.H lbl a mo. CALL-.a. tad Trtale Moa&o1• or lmW'ance Agency hu MM41GaakfOl'Nucy ............. OHrHtttd. Sandy (MllRSPERDAY) IOMLeYtoe. new poeitkln 'Of.1 billlnc fGUNI): 8lt ot 10 bJI, -•-•-•-----tOR'JIO.MOCU Al1l'OPAR'l'SDIUftl'Y6 dllk.Muatbeaent.a.rt« CAIWASMH&P * 11t1to1 • ...-tDo '""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I ltoc:k wort. rem • ma1e wtt1a dltalla • orsaoiainl "1U •part Ume --.. · = appticuU welcome. Ap. tldUa. Salary compara· 116 Ovw A~AMMAM ply: AulOmOtlve Suppl'J ble wtexper. Pakl com· :=,•.:,g.H ' ()alllpo ot SU Clem has Oo.. UZ2 Newport Bl., paay beaefka. Call 1JD. a 1aUDld ~for Cll da:--1. CASHIER waoted = ":·,,.=~ MBYSITl'Eltfortyrokl. --------• F/tlme, w/traln. C•ll ....,... ca11 °' lf poelible 1A Pomoaa ... Cllrll Bart.ta. at...--.-iO&. SeN arta. CM. MJ.T• Mlllt t1Pt ••wpm II wt.. you nJ1 a..llled AMMllC'Y aft4:1GPll. boolskt~D!ur•~· to ......... fOU ....... lor Np&. BdL a.£. ote. Bab11ttter Deedfd tor milclll, MO·IOll; 11red of • frlHdl1 l:ull. lldDI. cmtllDlal 'l'McW'• cblld. After aa...a ,.. Hiil ~ wtk;:t-Hd IMlp lo ............ -mn: ldlDDI your bame ap. ·-..-11art1ora CM ... I ,.,ur Id fer belt ~L ~ • • ,,... • -· -·.a.=..: :=•••· Call Now I ._.._..... P'W· an. vu ...... "··-,.rl5a •lMl ... MU QDl .... T•. ~illl,~~5~~=;~~~;; ... W•s•-nH w.....,-"" ................ ....-................... . ................. . l•IDALOHIOS D9 BPUU..ta, JAHITOllAL-IDa,.r'd M1mt TralaHt. Carn Hlf,W..t.4 1100 MlfpW...... 7tM ltwJW...... 7100 111111 r• ,.,we.e -~Mnla1. waw. Wl·U... Irv wblleU...,.. • ..,6weell ........... ••••••••••••• ...... ,, .......... ,,.,,,~ .. ··-••••-... - 1 11 ., .. ~ 10 ar •a . P a 1 com . 11 whit• tra rn la• . .....,,. won. tulUlme. &l•------------..--11!11'9 • !!J •nHra&e w/ablllty. P/llme, F/Ume. l ·t . dayi per week . .• ~~~n"'!ii5i!f~""---eamsi;ia;-hit ,,.._ -.. -. . __, ludwich" • aalada. Restaurant • :: .._.... .._0hlie ., TAii eo Jl:W&UY Dealp Co. Pvt clvl>. Call for appt, MOW AC:C:Wltla Al!fUCATIOMS ;: .. ,.,... .................... ::: .... --•:ll ~:o.~ •1v&ew ........ MrdworklOI r .... ~M•r11n ........ ,....~._:.--llCMt ALL POllTIOMlc .. .:.· :1••·•-111&•1 ·-1•tl1I, _., .. W •1 It . .._. cutWI Prtmtrtb' ~In 1ai:::.·~per PAll1'·Till£ Compaaioe. •COOIS •WAIT9S/WAITlll.-lff:'":"':'U."::' C-f.•1 I! • ::td~~t::: In-· m1mi .... ·d: I .... wk IDr ........ ·-·-._,.,.,.,.!-= .;.. 111 rt•'. • EIWtW., •Mel atra Xlat. nlary potn&. .._. complex. hlD· euy to care for lady. •DllMWAll•I •IAITIM..-IJ~~~~~~~~~!!ij~c.u~~--· ..., .._. homnottr ••' .31 u. Mon. rr l. die boob, etc. Call Gary We ~·.!!!._ _ _ •IOOIOC•• 1 r Ptr7 Q.U .. o lt&lff IMPM Rlce . ..O.eoN. Coeetal PART·TlllE penon for Apply ln person. between 9am & 4pm -IAJ. OFrlC S· IClt dlt.U.. call titer S: - - -• • • • • Ptnoftnel A~y. 2790 hanchee to won wlUI nice Sept. 2nd thru 5th ·;,~ 1 l r•..... .... UMM& Har';"st'£iAPEE people. llon·Frl. S3.7S ft=:' IN Moe· tnJUWIVU.AR yo.ir ~~~=: ~~M.~~l~~!c~;!:,~;1. • IAXTER'S ........ back '° Will train! MIA. w.,.. MOTHER'S HELPER· --• -• -•. Far West Services. tchl . .,. rou band or Merit INCREASE: llldl u,tit a.. worts, a hn per PART·TDIE work ror stu· 14346 Culver Dr .. Irvine Mtd extr• money! If h9ve auto.11'7..eGIO wk anyday a 10 hr den&.I or boulewlv•. bn. :::U:":0:!Y· c~ K 1 T c HE·;.,-; 951:iato, dya, 14e.oac5 4:ao.a :.ao Mon·Thur. !!!!!B•••••l!ll!!l!l!l•••m!!!l!!!l!!!!l!I!!!! W9 want you :0:-d•· WAREHOUSE PERSON evee. ~~~oo!·30 Sa t. Call H 1 h lf u I II q u a i at Dl9Cled ror party rental NAnJRAL Science Tech.. - -l•-Real-!l!Zat!!llma•telll!!ISall!!lee--i Receptloni.at ror radiology reataurantroravarltt.Y store. Apply 2025 lead.SaddlebackCollege PAIT·TIMI IJIPll*CIO ofc In N .B . eJ p al dil&SM avaU. No exper Newport Blvd. CM. _ NortbCampu, Irv. Asst. Gll'TWARI A..nl wtschedwln1. insurance EO& MC. Wt t.rala. Polltlocw LIGAL ~..?AiY in performing skilled Peraonable. energetic Weolfert.befoUowing: &c P e g b 0 a r .d · :.!!~:!!:.~~----I art aow avail for tech. work in a college pertonneededw/artistic IHi""'Com llllon <7141758-8900 ...wy. M .. filll·Ume. Orowloc Real Esta~e bioloay & chemistry ability to merchandise &c &-• m f'-' apply In penon: Litigation Firm 10 area. Salary range display1U'tware.AJsobe ~~!!:~mary RESTAURANT·Pllrt -ao.a Mill Terrac., 2t~ ~port Cntr. seeks ex· Sl 324·Sl 668 831·4850 responsible for cashier· .,._.._•lonal ··--s. U~ help, m1111t be neiu · ......... U C .. P d • e er I c I e n t. &c Bl. • I"" Mon· Fri 9-3PM • c-n.11-..__ ..,_ ln h hel..1 -• ·•· energetic legal sec 'y. w.8-&. ea·..,1·1 .... ·~-• ,· .. Callnowfoc-appGintmeat ""' rs. exper .,.ut. S/H. Dictaphooe ft Xlnt. t.ervt::'!;Pt• mgr .• or in 673-1300uUorWatt perfect for home~ker . .... ...._ ... Typina SklJJa a must: ~ •ccOUMTs THIGUU DIUG l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l -546--19_1_1 ----- Slf to ~Nol com· XlnlSal.depeadln1upon """"" ,,,_ 1610S.M11.-.1Dr Resta&&rant .• qualification• & up. TBLll ....,,...... • llALHTATI c-.w·-1s,.. mleslon.+ car • ex· OoodBeneflta.640-e&eO n..e• .. •lde F..,,,·ral Sav· Mew-rileoct. -.-DISHW::~ ... •---------i peme. Must have a to c vo.: ..... ~ ._. Tbls otftce tau an open. -~ yre exper. In corn. UQUOR/WlNECLERKS lngs In prepa rlnf lo 644-7JlO iAI for one good aaent. p time positions avail ••WALOMCI Our rapidly expanding iri.emaUoaal co. Is seek· hi& an ent.hualaslic. self· atartln1 lndlv. for a merclal UDderwritiJll or FuU•part-time. hmoveto~heirned wof Ices PART T. n hou Call for appointment. Ideal achedule. Xlnt mktg. ln ins urance. Call 631·1212 Rick , as aNn immeA ,,;. openllinJt Will tral~ccx!tx~adi~.g· ,~c!!!!!!!!ote!Re!!!!!!!!al!ty!.!640-!!S!77!T!!!!!!!!!!I company benefits whu.•h Vlckl. ~ Coastal --------'°"a ew c..-. Te er. 1: lnchade medical. deTlt:11. Penonnel Asency. 2790 Live-in help for mobile Sr. This position wlll be comprehension & atten· p_..it ehanna. life in Harbor Bl CM responsible for the New Uoo to detail. 551-7314 Real Eat.ate "'' ·• Olizeo. Lite housekeep· Accls. activity In our Ol'POITUMITYt surance. pension pro. NEVER A FEE ing. able to drive. Mesa p• ... TIME DRIVER gram ·~~~~~~~~I rde new San Juan Ca pistrano ~ 1 We are lookinl fo«' 3 or 4 A.pply in person. t-Ve .~7-6932. offices. Sat ~Sun Mominp to PROFESSJONALS to Inspection IMPIOCISS 1.sl shirt opening for In· div. having recent exper. w/faateoera or small mach. components. Ex· eel. pay scale & out. llandint benefits which a.I.lo lncludea ruJly paid medical " dental fo r staff &dependenta IOSAM,IMC. 548·5533 Newport Beach An F.Qual Oppe>rtunity E mployer LIVE IN NEEDED with s ome nutrition a l knowledge. to cook & clean, small errands. Room & board + salary. In South Laguna. Ref req. Call 499.1749 for in· terview date. LOAH SIRV CLRIC wtaccntg expr. Heavy phones & typing. Mon· Fri. Call Arlia. 7tJ0.«l60 The auccesarut candidate will have l to 2 yrs. ex· per. in New Acct.s. with a S&Loracomm'I. bank. S alary will be t•om · menaurate wtexper. We also orfer an excell. fr. d eliver Daily Pilot join our real ~late of J.C.PEHMY bundles to carriers. Re· fice. Good location. 24F8!1hionlsland· quires van or l a r~e Balboa Penln1ula . Newpe>rtBeach wagon and a good dnv· Please call Gordon E.0 .E Bil . F ing r ecord. Phone Young, Mana1er. Jones Rest 642·4321, ask for Don Realty, Inc. 673-8210 sc!~~i;,n~PPERONl'S Williams. Equa l OP· • 11t •-••111t-PIZZA STORE pe>rtunity Employer. -....-r-- Inge benefits package --------· Fee apPC"alaer capable of Now h1rin~ for full & handling existing slruc· pa rt·llme openings · at tures. const. k>ans, s~I. k>calions nr OC Airport family to multi·unlt. In· Vaned daya & hrs. ldeill eluding comm 'I., In· supplemental income for which Includes dental and visio n <'a re . Qualified persons arl' asked to apply lrt person to: PartTnne EveniftlS dustriat & raw land. Moil housewivt!S & students. Become a lramed sales resume to: Our progressive growm.I! •LOAH SHIPPING* ,-oWiselor <over 21 > with ....,. AGI IAMIC company offers opptyi. Warehousing. servicing OCEANSIDE the Jim Long & As· ?2lN. Eiaclid for advancement ~ and sbippingdFHAtVA FIDBALSAVIHGS s ociates Age ncy to Anahelm.Ca.92801 ° n Y 0 u r J 0 h home loans. Excellent 3 2 2 2 1 c a m I n 0 supervise and chaperone Equal Opp Emplyr performance. Pleasant opportunity with rapidly Capistrano, DAILY PILOT carrier ---...------• working conds Must ht: g rowing nation a l SanJuanCa pistrano. boysand ~irlsonaone· R.E. BROKER wants 18 or ove'r. Apply in SIM'LOfftCE mort gage co. Ex · CA92693 on-0ne basis. evemn~s 6 M/F R.E. Bkr part.ncr. person a.rml'Al. New company h~ filled IHSTALLMEHT perience helpful but will 714·661-7200 LO 9PM. We need con· Reply Ad360. Dally Piiot 2.JOOSo. l::ast Bnstol Ulftl all"""''"-·ex-"'one train. For appt. call EqualOppty Emplvr cer ned . innova ti ve Box 1S60. Costa Mesa. SantaAna He1ghts ~today for local Domesllc Help Needed Lookf'nif;r attP.cth·e LOAN OMCB <714197>118> ~ persons who are looking CA9262S 1Ncxtto McDonald~• temporary uaipmenta. HoUle.keeper live 1n Lag girl for front office. Must Banking exper. In collec· Ask for Jody for a lucrative part· time £.0 . E. 557-1145 Bch residence, prlv. hav• good ""'r onallly lion & installment loans COLDWELL IAMICER HOON SUNRVISORS posilion. $4 hour to start. •~11- com m "DI ty, x Int "' ..-8 nee. Excel. salar•· & ~ ·--and like lalklng to peo. benefits. Apply: Per;,on-ResidentJa1Mortgage Noon Sup erviso r s Call 642·4321 ext 250 nee ded for light w/chddren, 3 6 4, all pie. No expr. nee. wilJ 1 Company urgently needed by Hunt· between 2 and 6PM. Ask manufacturing co. Call phaaee <1 haework muat train. For appt. call Je. ne Director A Coldwell Banker Co. lngton Beach City School for Lori 546-2111>1. ask for Bruce. , rn.L•n: ·~ak engliah .• DOD· Neane847·21U HEIUTAGEIAHK Anequaloppty Co. District. 1·2 hrs per day. OrmM)eCoost U \ II -amoker, top aal. for right 721 N. Euclid S4.03 per hr. Apply 735 Daity Pilot RECEPTIONIST TtMPC»AJrtl'fl50NMllSll\/IClS persqn Call M0-7404 a..s GllLNIDAY Anaheim 991·3860 Locker room attendant. 14th St.. Huntingt on 330W. 6ay Sttet!t WedthruSun.S·9PM M·F HB Nylon Wallet Co de Equal Opp Emplyr 6: JO a m · 2 pm . M · F . Beach. S36-88S1 Costa Mesa, CA i Bahia Corinthian Yacht 3123 llrcll Stnet ----• sires energetic penon to University Athletic Club. Club, 1601 Bayside Or .. .... _,.--...._ Donut shop wort. lull Ii aui.t owner in a young Insurance NB. 752.7903, MURSES AIDES ~l-:~qua!!!l!!!l~Op~po!!!!!!!!r~E~m~p!!lllo!!y~e~r CdM 644·9530. -r---part lime ahif'ts. Apply growing business. Lite Account A1sl1tant to 7 to 3 & 3 to 11. Cert. & -;;; ------- am only. D.K'a Donuts, BkkpinlJ " typing exp. Employee Benefit Ex· LOT ATI'ENOENT Must trainees. Mesa Verde PEST CONTROL llC.rlOMIST Needflle clerk• 2963 Fairview. coata ~ul. Own car nee. ecutive w t ins urance be 18, full & part time. O>nv. Hosp. 661 Center Exterminator. exper or CC>Ua'TDlltlCTOlt aeneraJ olflce person. ...... train. Call 980-3887 bn:*erage firm. includ· _494-_f11_60_&_SS_7·05_20__ St. CM trainee. steady job for Wanted Sharp, Friendly. lU daily. Mu1t know ---------• forappt. Ing secretar ial duties; Maids wanted Seacll ff MUISISAIDES righlperson.Pront shar-Female with sports JO.key by touch. Cbkk DttlVllS Frida miat have exp in group ing & group health. In· background. Must work Restau.ranl Welitna1/F /ti .. for fast food. Energeltl' friendly gal who eatjo)•i. people & loves-tcnni~ Pood Pnp/D.U•H- Sharp frlendfy person 10 prepare food and deliver to executives ne1trby. John Wayne Tennis Club Call for Interview appt. ~9011 or 64HI~. liSk forAJ Riem. ReBtournnt Iverson VW I Porsche/ P'tall I& part Ume emp&oy. Girl Y Ure & health Insurance Motel. l66l S. Cst Hwy. All shifts. Cert. classes in terview Sept 2. 9-5PM. some wknds & evenings. Audi. uk for Barbara. lllfal, mmt be 11 yn <1 Computer Co. oeeds iatludina marke ting. Laguna Beach. 494-4892. fac1 1tty. Earn while Uoyd PC$t Control. 566 Call Janet or &IC at the MAHAGB/TraiMe ,._ .... C.Ullark: 111.-. qualHled p erson · XJnt N.8 . location. For MAINTENANCE. AM ll'aiainK. Xlnl benefll.8. E. Dyer Rd. Santa Ana JOHN WAYNE TENNIS AIU. TIME G«m'al Office duUea. gd a pp o la t m eat c a i I Olav· Hosp. 6"2-8044 O.UB. 644-8XIO Othe f II d P tr .. 1 CLDK for bardwan Drh••r for 1cbooJ .d•· )lbol1e tedlnlqoe. typtng shift. apply In person. Ice PET STOllE SALES ---------• r u an ~ ... ~·c~k.O:i = ='C:uea~y ~:. ~b.;t:!e:b::::~~~ .~~~~· ~~~~~~ 2::i~etM!!~~ Pm~~~~c~~~as!I~ ~,\~6144c·OM98~c.:, .~· Le~~!!r or ~mmed. Apply in Beacb Lember Co .. Mr. Camp. Newport fell' app. Ask for Cindy: ... _ACCOUNT REP. 979-m> avail. All ablns avail. 53Uz ; ' · ...,...."" .... ; Perso;al comfuters Le,...._Cefe .....,.orl40Gl7 ~845-0lllZ n~.£.0.E. FGS has openings for in Ma 1·nle nao ce Ma n · XJnt. medical & dentals --------seeks e othus a s t1 c HuntJngtonCenter _..,.._ 1 d l benes free aft. prob. App. Photography Lab Produc-person ror tele .......... re ---------tElectrical device in· '"""'""'""r serv ce ept 0 Helper. Part time forApl ly: 144SSuperior. NB lion Pen;onnel. No ex· ceptionist. ft lightt;Ping l•-------- ltallen, exp. FUU time GO FOR IT!! service automobile ac· complex in C.M. Retired perience necessary. Call Po&ition. Rapid growth Restaw-ant CUllTY'PtST Jntermedate CAU.780-~ <24HR PER l>AY> <OR 78().3'00) =es~=:g: i.:. d:'~! ;:·v~e:~~~ ~ts& ~:;~tk~lel~;e c~"::. or~mi. &42·S073. LVN ~~~s:~l Nurse ~;~rd;P ~hofog~:P~Y ~~~rs~~:1~':!1;o°!t old comtruclkll a mt.Ill. We Train! Our agents munlcat1on s ''" exper MAIHT&IAHCE Aide. 3 to 11. Coltntry Waterfront. Call Jeffrey farm. ll09tly So. 1 nge support, ~nd are doing salary commensu~ate job. excluding janitorial. OFFICE DELIV ERV Photo)1;raphy Lab Teehni· --------Co work Wai com· m>re buamesa. You can w/expe r & ab i lit y . for lge ofc complex. BOY clans. No experie nce R.ECEPT/TYPISTforNU Local Saa Cl~eate are happier. have more des irable. Starting Permanent. full time Club.549-3061 ?68-5l00. at6'73-G4l ~naura~ w/ablti y. No too! Call Al Stellato to Progressive bonus plan S5M991. FUii time. Neat appear. necessary. Will train. low firm. Lite typing. fil. !!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ lralr\ees please. Call n;s~"°;&~~~ E I avail if licensed; Xl!'t _M_an_a_g_e_r-as-s-ls-ta-n-t. FIT & ing Individual w/valid Call btwn 2PM & 4PM. ing. etc. Salary com· COACH-Athletic AHll· after&PM, 498-4S80. · · company benefits in PIT sales help forfabric Cal if orn I a d r ive r s Edwards Photography. mensurate. ~eredllh . . . tant. girla' volleyball, 2 __ ESC_R_O_W_SIC ___ ·y-Great opportunity for so-cpoar:::i.rdc~~.ceL~::~ chain. Fab. or retail exp license. H.S. Grad. Apply 768-5100. &l0-0700. :rJ:!·:!1~01~·e~;:~ oetlre knowledieabie :=em~~~~O: ~':: _549-8 __ 1_s1_F_._v_. ____ 1 ~~all Margarite :~to~~ .. ~~~~! PIA.HO SHOP FuJ~~::'~~ mfg MeaaSchl st. 780-3400 escroweecrelary looking seeking aggressive, --------•1 Frost &c Associates. 1401 needs full time helper. look Ing for ex pr. ~ ....--... for1 hiCbb ~.::-activli1ty &c carMr·nllnded person Inauraoce Manager take charge full Quail St. N.8 . StartS3.2S9Si-87~ telephone receptionist. Is Accepting Applications For the Pos itlons·Af 81.1&boys, & Hostesses ! Apply between 1 & 4pm daily, 2406 Npl. Blvd .• C-A"""" r c co.=t enaa on. wbo deaires a alimwal· time will train right Picture Framer. P IT. Must have good typing For Elderly Woman Dl•en4f auccee.ful iDI po.Won u a profit JOI.._. THE person. Call Mr. C.mp. <Wfice Work " Manage. exp. Art World Frames. s ki 11 5 and 111 ht ~!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!I!~ every other weellend. ~arenl company . abatbal aaeoc. with a " Newport Produce . ment. Food Worke r . 6S6 North Coast Hwy, knowledge of account· Restaurant ~~1t~in1, lite ~!!!!tlr 0!!,!~ .. t!!i highly profitable future. ,..._. .._ y1: •M 64.5-0032. Seasonal. 6 mos. Senior Laguna Beach. 494-8105. ing. 546·2901, a sk for HOS'RSS N.B. ·-~...., --·"' •--n4 95'7-o282 ""' ~ Citizens wekome to app-n...-.. --------------t CCJP salary. Kr. Merage. . . Manager /Leasing Agt. ly.Call960-8161. Plasterer & Plasterers u .. J.Aor Full time. Good starting CompaniM for elderly S.3115 •1001 •Dee• C• A1 lNA we have a group for bu5tnes5 partc. FUii _.;..--------i Helper needed to work in Receptioftist for exciting salary. Apply in person. lad)', Live ln. cook IDC.llCllTAllY ,...._.,......-1 tee ofprofeuioaal,dedicat· Ume,8daysaweek.Wlth Da na Point. Call sporti.oggoodsrmnufac· Btwn 3-5. Jolly Roser . ....... NO e.o.e work. TO....,.~ Rdec; m.oau. Mgr._ ed people who each con-experience and re· OFFICE anytime975-ll20 turer. Needa mature &c 400 S . Coa .. t Hw )" Room M 'board + ~· tribute to the successful f .__. c u .-.-..;ble ........,_with _Laguna ___ • ____ _ ... ,J ~• ~--:....-• .,._cit· u.--....... . f b . erences requa~. a lot h --...... ..... .....,....._ -·-· lllO/mo. 613-1_.. ua .--. -._ .,.,. ._...,._ operation o our USI· <7u)~" 2988 1be Daily Pi as an ~, _., _ excellent typino skills. n--··-ant ~--'--------i lDI ~al. ~ 70 =..,C ... it oeu. If you are interest· &.•...... · Immediate opening for Varied duties in several Excellent be .. neflts. _._COOICS COOK wpm or SIR U wpm. _,, ediJljoiningthiakindor fullUmepermanentposi· are as. Will train. 546-6664. J .P. Mac's Resta&&r&nt Conv. Hosp Diet exper. Frootofflceappearaace. w/tollowtng. a team and are qualified MATUIEWOMAH lion lo our Claaslfled F/lime. Hrs nex.Start at xlabenefUa.6'2-8044 Wm.EDoud&Co Xlnt. working cond. for the openinf listed Unencumbered, noexpr. Dept. Must be able to $3.SO. Non·smoker. App. Receptionist tGeoeral of. ;:w taking appUcatlons OJok. espetleaeed. Call. , !'{3-HOO IG-Cml. Ask tor Joyce. below. then we'd like to nee:. flex hrs. Newport type 35-40 wpm <typing I» 10-3. On·Site Photo-6ce, 1 girl ofrice. tite cyp· ruii ~~g~1fi<: 0:~~:: --. . -. a•-or ••-y..,. •-talk 'Wlt.h you. We think Bch loc XJnt pay afler test will be administered graphjcs. 3303 Harbor 81, mg. phones 6 seaerat Of· ... __ ,s Hunt. Bcb. -·-·· ,.. ,_ ~ .. ,..,.. , _._ u"''ltSTVLIST want-.. you'll find al INA an en-ainl · c II ...... 1...... to au applicants). 10 key Bldg E6 CM fi dut..... F/f .. ·-Kart. P r'• Blstlo, Gd,;. pa1r in plastH: ~careetop(ll;.: vironment wher e ~· a ,,_. ..... or adder helpfu.l, answer ---·--·--;c.:1• f;';' gro'wi~~ Day & Niaht Cook at ..;';;;;•;:: .... =~Be-;..i...;_----1 adaH we co. UU ia O.C. t;/Toppy'a In· abillUea are utlllud and ------ -phones, learn computer P/fWORKAVAll.ABLE Nc:ounting Finn nrO.C. Johnny's. Our newest ~A .... ,NB. .._.-6, __ , H · Sa'--efforts are reco1nized MECltANIC. TRAINEE· Ir other general duties. Need a little xtra . .u-833-"""""'" DiDDerHouaeopenjng fn Q)(JK.lfat &c relallle, --aar _... and appreciated. Prime location. Dana Opportunity for advance· money? Work for the ._.--'_._ .. _. _____ . ---1 early November at 17th. 811 .....S1c:ook· for •l'D PILE~ a--.1 Ofe. For8Plll.Call: Gk>Yannl. ~t.49M865 ment and excellent com· Irvine Unified School Receptlonls Penna 6TUltininSantaAna. ,._=l'akllllM 6n Typiil NQ'd. for...-. &all2forappt. ------pany benefit•. Salary District.food service To answe~· teae~: Good pay xlnt benefits. Lqma IO ... 4 di)' tion. al pUl'JIOSff. Hlab ., .... D woa•ER/Hood MEDICAL ASSISTANT commensurate wttb ex· ..1..-, pit. " sU'll ....... y p rf l I d' N 0 e x p e r I e n c ·e ...... -~ ............... -d No •xper °"'.. "' · F · 1 ...... .,.... --..-e orm YP n1. ••· ne"essary. Apply I .. -. ~..-_.._ -F ... -·, ~--~ · .._... •---d. 40 wanted, backofc work, F ' ll or '!'~v ew othe r activities the trt"-.. -mall 6 malnt"ln ....:_.10 ..... Ada-· A-e" . ...,. armer. uRturaEICle . -· --·· ..... I ----Hilla E ca 6'2-4, ext ........ .. ........... .._ ..... • Coot, P/'l'i. PNIChO.-. n-.. MMlOO EOE trl wll. lloD/'nnn. $4. ..__ area. X· ba1anceoftheday.Appty eeneraJ ruea. TopuJary at Brookhurst in Htint. 1-...... 6 elMa llP ~·· · • .... ...,.. peraec. 77o.631J 2941 Alton Ave, Irv. 6 outstaodiq corporate BdL lion. thru Fri. btw.P dud•. CieuUDW rue Clerk for Ora... HOS ..... s Messenger-Office Helper ~.Coast SSM.383. E.0 .E. benefits. Call for iD· 365. .. ..-i:~atebeneflU. County Law Offle.t. * -"~ * Thia position whlcb aup. for law firm. 8:»-SPM r.J)":':'L.Plot • --!""'-t e r v I e w a pp l . • • Jm •mi• IS'l·llm. ~ S.C. Plua>. J1111b ~ PUU Ume. porta u.e efforts of our )Ion.Fri, muet have re· ~~·· M yStreec t 714/548-9313. Restaurant ,._..:Mt-IC. Sebool ind. Call Cao-~ tlml. spllt lhlft. Ap. &&DCMrwrtten, requires liable car. $4,00 plus ....... ta eaa. A A mer i c r a ft ( A n Straw Hat Pitz a. aie:Ml.m'1. DlY la..-= Wed. <?I' auccesalw experience in Equato,potEJQpk>yer AmtricanStaodardCo.> Re1taurant. H.B~~ ... ~::c:1;;:-•1~~-~..,.0:~~·;;,~;;1 'hiua.Mpm,Gramma • ratlal commerctal lire mileqe.640-sel50 9C IHSPICTOlt F0&&ntala Valley loea· '. ... ~,~~~"'.'' ==~= =::~~c!~ MITBllADIR ONIATIOMSOPCa ~~~D~~=::: i:.~~~r~~:~:~: =2':::~= Dir l• ~,. ~~ , , JiiilclL =:~:aia:~fl:*::J ~~ :.=rm~. e::ec!i =rroa~~r~ -~-w_e_~-~-e-~-~--a_y_'_· _c_a_1_1 1 =~ba:,i:pe::..._~ tliilrn:la' k ... Npt l'l.OlllT HOST KI S b a• y ._.be abie ~tu.diem accura~ely. ll111t be salary Is benelfita. App. equip.. seeks lndivid&&al tkn preferred. APitJ.~ a Diii~ ~ ....,_, .. PK•••11• el rec t l v e I)' w lt b penmable. Valid Calif. ty: Plrlonnel Dlnctor with respoaaible reeonl Mate ro&&r 1boppln1 sier-_ w.,., Axe. ~!!!!l!l!!!!!!l!!!!l~!!lfM"111!.~ du. t 1, ablllt1 to c:oHt ad,nlmum iuperi'laloa. chiver'allc.req'd.Dutla tmn'A .. IAMC <1previous employment eaeiel'bJualq&beDalb ILB.MT·•Tl. .:. • ~t. ti. per fir. • ~nr1.lllllW.C1t Ablllty to communicate l.achade: Meter readiAI · 721N.1Caclid ID quality control totak~ PUotaa..IDedA*. CDOll .-. ... ..,. ,... ~: ..,,...,__.. elfed.lvety, botbv.balb' ,._ata · MrYidnl AMbeim 181·3880 full charge or receiviD1. RETAD. Clerk. llon·Fri. ~:U-:.':.~ ~-:•• 1 mdinwrtttna.laa•aat. :S~~~=~1 __ E_:q.;...•_•a_t0pp.-..::._Emptyr ______ ~~~iwo:.'!6!.! 10-$. A~ in penoo: .-U:_., ...... I Ii ''J~I#~ For fatervlew appoint· ~ ~:i: ~;'~: ,.::S~=~:c=cy ~pl~t. ~:."mU: flt = 1• mo Harber 81. ~"I ·= "'81 ~.t11:'1 :IJ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!I ...:S~ A,,.,.y: Lapna Be•cll • c:OaaclenUoa1 Im· include sheet metal -.17 '9' llJ •· ..... --s.lea-----li'lacn . A •• &llMI 'hDaU:I l>ebllie .. __ o.d1 ,,.._DIA.,• peratlve. Newport fabrication. electrical le 11'at'aALLrwPl1 Immediate s.i .. posl· • ~, 1~ 714..._1414 ~St .. LagQaa Beacb. Beacb, DHr Newport mechanical asaembly. for a lion ..... for career lll'r. Blvd. ONLY EXP NCR Fam iliarity with 30dar,;a.ct --·"""alallll • ·~·~" .l' ... '• • 11..!.!.!:cbl Salel l*'IOll • OPEltATORS NEED ~ • ~ QC ln orienUld pet"IOG. llale or ... ... IMA ·-APPLY. WrltaClueHIDd speclticatlou •.Pron· t Female. Part Ume It n ___ .,,.._ ...... _._~-I Ad ..... Dally PUot, dlneylntbt ... ofstaa· m111t be autlable P.O. Bo• IMO. COllta dud •Ullf'lq devlce. AQ1timl. P9-le~PPb' ill 11eu, ..._ 111•1•1. a..I l'llUIDe penoa. 8'mn1 Pama. 1 or t.ehphone for an la· •ao. an.toa.S.A. PACI• ....... _.,,,.,.. IDl. ..-..... SALm-NB ...s.d ror u111t mr1. ll•) 517-154& -·"'"' Call ICl·llOl aak tor 17mDelllllr,lnille ..... wall~,.; mite. 8n1ee P.O. BOX UNI 8.A. dlltlet. Well ll'OOm'd, mu &Fi'•· -.im•r. MPll .... br • ..... Dellp, ·~~--------1-----_..;,---.!.4'~~~~~~~~1-..... ---------~----- • 0 0 0 0 0 Use ,,,.,,,., M service when placing your ad .•. a Daily Pilot ad number will appear in your ad ••• we take your messages 24 hours a day • • • y9u call In at your convenience during off fee 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 • ~ WurdlV. Auouat ao.. 1980 OM.VALOT CM our famous DIME-A-LINES ~ .... -.--..... ., THREE CONVENIENTOF.FICE~ TO SERVE YOU DEADLINE · 3p.m . "'td•v · now ... fst .c.M. · n noon All bf•nct\ott•<•' : ... • LAGUNA UACH ..... .. • C08TAMHA .. . • HUNTINGTON BEACH ......... 1027N.eo..tHIWr. l30We•te,f 17175 9HCt\ .. d . .-, TWIN._. ...... Md £NCLOSa> tod labMo TEI.I!\ UUOS O.t.: Lit 11·1!' th'\! *-'· Voit .. 'OUK table lamp11 SLI OE projertor. ••HNU W tat-Sll ~ C'Olt wttb Upt .-.nr Ulln ~ "wlm fh)tt. br11rul Mw &l~·s:JO Orlcntul atyle screen and maguzlnes 'hrw 8Ulit caM laO. mlnk collar IU Rt~rwim tloot mwmr Iii ~I 3fl Inch lorjlt' cnffrdt1bh1. top needs S35 Cum1rru $1.50. ais..; llllNttl 01.rlt Jo Wooden h•lldboard Z2tn1'.,, 120 Vtolv t ''ltcuhir mlrror SI:.!. l'l'fumlshlnit $2.~. Sun• S11li1:~r S3. Candles .....,. l!Ae SIS 181\ $.'\ SCNtll &rb-1>-Quci oil mitlnaJ, bJat•k c•C Ml'morn eus<'tlc>., burst puttvrn Wall 20c. Electric heaters ........ ut..sloft I) lltO Thrt-.· 1lobe by PllClf' m . i Ltaok tlClm 7k 120m ·Sl ~' ru» GxG $2.'\, Excellent s 3 5 0 . Sew in g ~-llS.l .Girta a. laanll!l\ll mp SIA TV •l•r\'IO ttpt."t 11 toach f;h"'trh• kn1h• S2 bl•lgll drufW $30. Ex· machine S15. Plaatlc ••••• --.. ,~. sa~ •• and u Lera• O•t crluir G •1wtd Rh•ct1·h· cun op('m•r pnnduble mt>tal bed flowers 5c·25c. 143 ........ dl•l·•·&natit r•uhe u 1blt'telolh blender Ill T wo \\Ith ltnirc• •hm1>cnl'r rrumc Whl'l'l5 S10. 2l~l fi45·9-i67 ..................... l ~n Wnotlt1n Schwinn SUnM ruy 152 Ludh•i. rnc111i; Twocus101nJroldlcuf. "' , Ml ....... IAY\Od . h•n•'"' 3$(> mrll un b. k .. " $, I' \l ch IWlffillUlt "' Polter\' 'ploqucs cuch 24x31 SKI bool.s sue 4·S 2 SJ a• I b Cl a o a \he, bttll• ll .50 A sorwd Craft1m1n vartoble cllkh1•11 10<"~· ltoll i1 S.'t~ (!ach. l.udit•s h?O<f 1~k paibor. iN.?whH1obsc P~nluula. ~ ...... n le-n1th of materill .. brt aw 112 ~ft \\ u \ llNltrume 1. hair llrvcr StO, Nl•w s ate aru. e met ~t.wlUuftd"M"S. 7!1t yard Two blye nNlun jardtn ho•t or1~ntJI cobtnct S50 Schick· hair blow<-r apd knl; pad~ set SS. <'~ \'t'l\'tt chair. 112 Wood wa<'k«'t SlO Vu11.ll'"· toy• ond Sl2 SO Nt•w <·Ofll!l' Size 9 \\Ome,n s roller VON K.X VY .-iG tt'fl• nla racquet IU. W•laon T-3000 tennl• r•cQl.l t'l Slll Tlmflftlht' brid~ for lAtJ Pltut 1ultar m . T1il piett for Les Pau1m.M6-1~ TWO 4 dr a ~er mutchinti chest $20 ~ach. One $ drawer chest 125. Reol nice. Cu.ahonly. 631,2171 SIS «Ori\ TV rabbtl 12 VoU auto radio S.S J: u 10 ct. 2 5 c ? 5 t· "'1·1111.ll'r nnd m;.ik<•r skatei; S3. Girl ska~es t'uo S I ~o l.uns llt'wl••U pul"kttrtl 11ou1cwure-. 50l' S2 S35. l'oddcd jl•wt•Jn· SIO. 376 E. ~9th St.. silver blut' ~venlna v T v M S20 Stt!te<l Pot.II imd pumi 2Sc·SI cosl' s10 Designer Costa Mesa Saturday drr 6 $6 Sunharop ~ l urn t ub Ir w J th lh•<'ord .,1u vN SHI. Indies shoes. soml' _,o_n_IY ______ _ Girl~ r:un <'():\t un(J <'fltlrldi:e $15. I' A f>lnstic rool uv bltnds I l kt• n ,. w Si zc s N w ·1 .1 · ·1 hat S2. Zlpn.>ri. lOc Amp& SlO each 100 SI ''h1'l"'" t•loth"S li '~·7·IO S2·S7 Bath ( E QUJ leu JUVl!OI e ~-" u 0 ... bedspread and sham t•a("h Ctrli> winter vucuum tabes S20 all 1·uck 81. Round vinyl towl•lt. good condition SIS. Twin OOd velour ('Ctlit s.'t: llondl\ lrllil 01.1al I ract; s t•opt' hassock SI Ur:ind S I • S4 :-.; u Pk ins . ulanket SS. King size '70 B ttandfeb:irs S8. adapter SlO. Con · lll'W Clu1rol mi,.,1 I '' b l t! t' Io t h s. s:nin sheets ss each. Chuf111a di11h ~. Cold d l'nser mlkl!. Sony hn1ri1ellf'r $10 Sin{:h' plncemat:. Sl ·S25 Children tloth ing. St•(1u111 t'V\Jn111g bag ~o. 548·8-124 s wim ftr) 25t Block Sh t' el!.. s in g I c !'-. new born to 4 tddler S2. Vuhtzee j.?&ffif• GAS dryer 520. f1111l11tool $2. 730'1 W doubles sE'ls S2 ·SIO. Sc·S2. Junior clothing 80c . Long g re.en J c>wclry SS·SlO. lDin Ckcunfmnt. l\(•wport Onl' or kind imPorlcd and woman:-dothing huller drt-ss SS. Girls blll<:k und whJt(• TV BNlch incur Sant a Danish hund kn.it Ski Sc·SIO. 3'7fi E. !9th St .. pouncho Sl.2.5. Small /\nu Rivt·n Saturday swcult•rs SIS eath c ~I s I hungang lamp SI.SO. 835· l?5fil Svru('(' ;111tl Sunduy Call 2008 Baju. :'\ewporl osta · esa. · :llurcay l111rliquins 15c. Xmas 'J'rCl'. Mlchal'htOO and urtcr9am c;:~i·4fi55 Ut;"ad1. in Bluffs _v_n_l~-·------ lights SOC-. Childrens Pm von Trc'<'. lr\'int•. llC'hind Corona ell-I WOOD childs !-ilO\'l' S5 books20c llondrnnde Saturdayonly.9umto H 0 OKS I oo · s \Jar llich ~1'1111111 C.:t11ldsp1cnict:ibleS5 b 11 hy blanket S IS. _·_• __ ------· mui.wzines. µcnthoust• R110Hiµm. !\c\\ stroller SIS. c:.~t. llutton holc>r attach· N E w right hand :ind olht•n, 15c ·2St'. BuC'kN se<1t S5 I ligh m<•nt SS. Handmade t It 1 b Tablt-SIO. Chairs S.5. SA D DtE bu~s lnr .. h .. ir S2 sm .. 11 i·a· r Slur' er St;t ~o (' u s v 'I I ""') ,, '· ' v v a nimals for toddlers 835. Two hluck and Stereo Siii 1 anguurd " O\orcyc e ""'. ,at•,; bl·cl S3 Toys.51 .. 51 376 7 s r . S 1. so. G i r Is white T. V's !Sin end ancl l.exinton t:ine. sin. Tennis rarkl1t s111. E mt h SI . C'o!'to clothes some like new {' o;; f., .\t <'' n .I"'' 5.19.fl,J.15 \f,, ..... , s.··.11111•<1.·•' 11nl\' ... 211fT wood 1111111 hull und truilcr S50. Sears upright vacuum $18 20121 Dirch St.. Santo Ana Heights. 641-8427 DUNE Buggy Corvair. no engine ~. Chev~· pick up µurt s : '5S.'58.'62.'07.'71 ren· ders and doors S35 cot h . '64 Va Ii ont part s : Doors. l'en· ders. en~inc 318 S50 each . :'\ov;i und Gremlin right door S3S t•uch. llebuildaule engines 283.307. :1 2 7 . 2 3 5 • 3 X 3 . 3 I 8 S50eaeh Wh ile• spokes and tires for 'it C.:hC\'Y pick up S40 ea<'h. 6 hold sl)Okes. f: Ju i: S3..5 pair, Squ:ire tu be roof rack S3!i. Gftx !Oft t•hoi11 link M U 1 t' s 84 0 <'a c h Aluminum hol lank solvent SI gallon Stt>C'I desk S20. Gibson copy elec\ri<' guitar 850 i 1 :! and " 1 hors<' :1 ph:ist• SIS ent•h <.;leun (·ardhoarrt IJarn•ll' With Jtd,. ~ 5(1 l'tlt'h 55 1·718.'> CRAFTSMAS rirr11h11 saw table for skill sow. never u!lcd s:.?5. 84G·2271 BIKES tO·speed SSO. Three speed Schwinn S45. 19GS Mustang hubcaps. set of rour SlS each. Mustang re· mote control mirror '74 FORD wtigon. no S15. Mustang seat e n g i n e o r belts SS. Mustang rt" transmission S50: 'N puir book 1965·72 SJ. l''ord radia tor S15: Two fish bowls Sl·S.I. auto luggage rnck Ac1 u arlum d ouble S15: Ford and G~t 12v lighti> S.\ each. Tire r adio SS: air condi· chains and truilor fioner. radiator and hitch for big Ford compr essor SIO: Wugon $20 each. 5 transmission coll<'r. gallon gas can S5. new SlO: nex r~n. ne\l ;\\odcm chrome and ·SS : water ski is S5. cu!>hion barslool S25. _8_4_7_·7_o_n _____ _ C.: r ab 1 r a tl S 1 · ·c;s ~1UST1\NG lloor Surrrart~ Sl·S3. Fis· S30: ·57 1-'orrl parts hing pole'$ S4·S20 Ont• SI · S:1:-1 : Jag· X KE is large nntique s plit narts St ·S3..5: Triumph bamboo. B C'arh " c•hairs 84 l'ach fi foot Tonneuu S20 : TR3· \\tndow s h:idL• S10 parts St·S35 : ne w I'' on due set s.5. Scutch Vcg:i. Pinto dual polnt c·ool1•r $.5. Car console di~tributors Sl8 each . ·;s Chrvy pick.u p cuoll•r S5. IOO font radio SIO : 'SH Ford henvy duty l'Xlensiun 1. 11 .,at e S:lr .. 50 cord S20 Chrome: bike '1 "' • ·' • fenders ;ind chain Hu<lson six-..·llomcter l!U:Jrd It) S5 Tr:irk I C'.1.ock SI O t•:t rh h:ill SI. Kenmurc <'Un· 1 9t•2·:!9(i:l nist<'r v•11·1111m SI!">. Honks. munv 1<ws . h:ilb. hat,.. c'urt'1i·n,,. KITCllE:\ t;ihk· and ladiel' clothel' to S!">. r ha 1 r ., C' 1 :;; 2 5 F1.,11· p:11r .'\rt<lid;io; L' µholstl'rt·d ro('ktn.c ~oc·c·tr i.h<X·s Sl each \1 ET A I. I Vf•t'\\ nl 1•r t ,, Ille SH). Wt'1J,!ht tlnvt'n pendulum wull clork S.111: Ford R lug truck Ii rt' and \\ hl'E'I SIO . -.tel'I foldin)! bed S20 9fi2-89!«1 CENTURA binoculars coaled optics 7x35 like ne w SM. G. E. electric neater s10. Dramng board 16x21 with a 26in T i;qu:ire SS. New :stereo head phone set SS. Large plaid ot· loman SlO. Walnut sewing cabinet S30. Large pictures S7·S25. Costa Mesa. 541l-8957 15in S35cach. Electric ' 10c·S4. 2190 College ed~t·r $20. 963.52Q!J South or F:.llrl!rouncli; c• h ;i 1 r s 1 ,-, S1k h:il~. i::hivc·s. pants SOC:'liO movie camern 1 ·11holsll•rt!d rock111g tn s:, Furrv uftf'r ski "38 " Cost11 Mesa •behind K·Mart> 54H·21 l9 Saturday and GIRLS ;,11111'11 l11ke SIL chuir 82.; l>rl',.:.l•r hn .. 1s ,.,i1.t• Ill S25 .;HOCK l'µrings $; .. ZENITH Black and white T.V , Excellent condition S35. Surfboard SIO. Ladies JO.speed S35. 552·7911 Sunday 9.5, ALL American chest FORO 'SJ.'Sll P.C spr· s.IO 3Smm wick •ll•J.!k• l'int o's hat<·hh..ick Ltr"t' rollinu wood ,.,tall ,.hower door SX. ' ·nn · •"IC .,. • .,, h •h ll·r1s S3..5 Tr11··"1 ~·111 with lari•e m1n·or $:!:, ,... " of drawers S30. All .,s, u.. ""v ,-al · . . ""-' ""' <lo<ir mr :.pr1ng SlO 1;73.IJ21'i., fll a nll·r Slh C:imera wull hun.c buthruom American dresser t'on •air l'OUPI! und l>r;q>e!> 515· TC'nni,. \'\\' 7iS·l5 mounll•d ;;tand S l5 Brass sink~!l:J.spt·L'<lhil!h d rawers with mirror Van wind!>hil'lds rai·qul•I SS Cn!'l;i tlr1· S.5 fl1k1• 1wrt:; H A~C:E Ell'l'lr11• lamp" 111 sz;, Two n sf' bike $2;1 : lawn HLAC K naugahyde S3S. All American Slll·S.1il.f>.l.l·96i2 )ll'sa.fl7!l·S:!<!I 2.i<'S2.5.l!i·~ 1'IN111 in i.:ornl rnndt j 1:l1x1 1 ·rl pan:ir:.tmiC' mower S8: .lack Sl2: chair with ottoman dou b le b e d wi th T l ll i':S . 1·arh11n·lor., F:l.ECTllll' Wt•l·d tinn~:?:l .">IKllHHI or ptc'lur1·s or Bulbo:i hitc·h with halls::;,, FOUR hea\'y duty SlS. Lomps S5·S10. frame S35. Early and 'ructiu t o r s · Eater ,,, 111' with IWCKINC i·h;iir S2!'i 1;1:111:!5!1 H a~ s::;, f':irh ~ki new mufner Sl~i : n1•w b r 11 s 5 SC h I a g c Chairs SI ('ach. Gas American naugahyde !\tu 1 dn ng ra 1 r nf HIOft C'Or<1 S:l(l 548· lH!lR '.°\l'" bird i·agl· Sitt. lO J.11111,., :.11.•· i ~10 llolkr :-hoC' boot;;. lll/.l' x. s:!r1: p a dlot•ks. new SS r ange SIS. Barbe<1ue so fa S50. Ear ly Winston stl•cl bdll•d i.pc•l·d bikl'S25 P4iir T\\'I:'\ IM1\ spn11;.: and ,J;:1tl'' ·;, Ori"! rtH1m div1der11rcl11~l'I c a ch · Se a r s S2. End la bl('S SS American naugahydl' radial Lll70x l!i tires :\tA PLF: Bunk IH•d:-of i·rutthL'li Si ~IL-n 's m:iHrl•!>s lmm:1cu1:itl' Ha,.:.iwk l ~'fl" fan Siii door 8'. $1~, ~l il<I C rafts m a n lawn {'ach.675·7518 chair S50. French on C:i<l 1l lac· nr s.»O Solid ma1llt• ma).!azinl·s 50<• 1" S5. ':1;, :;u.;;,:<1;11 1; J .. ni,: ... hullers :51(1 nll'tal ,·ani1~· t:.11;11• mo wer SlS Anoth T''<i tlol,r:. for l'11rv;11r I a ; n m ow" r S 1 e5r HOT Rod and other Colonial sofa SSO Toronado rim:-. \'NY d rc·s~<'r <tnd mirror ::;.;u L·ueh \\'oodi·n foot I\ 1 :-.;(;SJZI:: 1,....<lspn•atl l ... ,,.i 11nL·<· kl' cn·.im with ~1lt.>thi:d m1rri1r ' · m"· .,,.2·1ne.~ 2Sc nach Kin<> siz" mattrl':'S n".~rl,\ nl""· S37 .. "() S·l[1 '><'w s lt'l'lltll" ,, 111,·1k1•r Sltt Cl111•,.,w1vcl S"1l · 1•!1•1•trt<' floor While bath sink 18in .. ,,.. ·' ' and"'bov, s'pn'ons sso" l'~,"c·:h 011,." ,,.,.11s·to"n h.• ... •s.· SIO t•ri•·h ..,t·".·i""k loek1•r Siii 1;;u tifi!IR ,tnu m:itl'ht1l)! ilr:111t'"· . . -··-· . d e 20. .d S5 or all for SSO. Mari<' " ... .. , ' .,.. ·• "'"1 II I'' •·x1•t•ll1•nt ,., nd1t11 n' liar -.t•H1I S:l L.irgl' \\:1x•·r and pollsh••r e p. in Wt e · King size frame S25. nrar m·" Hfiifl"Xl I Cnlorburs l <'um1·1·11 :t •·r -1V"111 s:is . f our 11; ... 111,f;tl t l'.ltH•k f'.lol . ,.,tool ~; scrul>l11.1's::!.°1 !\li.\i!111 Two n ew whit<' 545•7529 t adv K t•nmore rad1al slt•l'lhl'111!dS35 825 S1•nh1l',.l'r Ill \\'CIOD•llit•r,.Sllllo ::il5 1 . ,. -,. Sk 1 I Coml11(ht·f culll'r S3 Levolorblinds l9inx6· USED dothE'S SOc·S3. was hing machineand TwnGR78xt5racli;tl!> hc•a dphonl',. $15 J•oek t·td•Hlrwithr.ick ~~;~Vt:;~.~ 'c~h~~'1t: 11111• '72 C'apri s 11h.•1 ',Y l.\'A~l .\.~~- Sin SIOeach.Cardta· Bumper hiteh like d ryl'rS40. Mclaldcsk $2S pair 1'wo hl'tll·~ SMtl•hl\tuskrlllC!ltl S:!5 ·rwn 1:!" h:m• · ·-·' ' "1nd11" S:..>o Hl't·orrl,, C1m,olt·<·•il(lr l\i s1.,. ble52. All in excellent nc•" S45. Fry•'r S·1. S25. RCA col1lr"d clul". p1···kur1 ".-1.•v, 1G.". l':tSSl'tl<~ s21111•;i:-t• of k · i·;ir::<C'al nn••r ""'1''1 111 I ~ ln1 ·kt·•'"'' S::! doulilt• muttr ... s;. :ind d't' 675-6021 .. ' ' • ' n "" .. 'f)l':I ('f"• SI:! \\ork S'.!:; l't'l'Jnlfl' I.imp . ' ~ ' ... ~. ' I ' '. ,.,. con 1 100· • Two chairs SS eat·h. tel('vision SSO. Cht•st I rurk tin•,. S35 pair. I tl l :t (I g a I I o 11 ht>ndi ,111 ('.1,,1 ~.,. ... s:J.j ti 1 . 1 1 . 1 l':1 < h (,;,~ !'Int Ill'~ 111 " "n r 1 n ~s :-; .... CAMPTRAll~'-; frame! SmallboatbrassS!O, of drawl'rs 41nd Ont• FR78)(15 radial ;iq11ar1umw1thl'\'l'I'.' 1'1t!4hl:ml1ntm\t'f'~ltl ;.!.11~'.1111 t11 '11 "1·;~•· ill'lt·r $3\l On1• putr IJ;1n1 -.h mo(ll·rn k Si1S KI · h 2261 Maple Costa matching night stand 011 Ford. Dodge rim 'thing S30, Pol:1ro1d .,.1,11 unfint,.hi:tl.l' heel pillows swt\'1•1 roC'kt r $'..'."1 ppuacc· k ..:-•u . oc~~a·mripnc7 Mesa. Saturda.'" Sun· $40. Occasional chuir Sl5 Two IOSSllx15 (·amt•ra S4. l\1nlak diatr S! 1.lrm·' i·:inJk S:!. Clulhc:. :ind shm•-; ~of:t ~~1 ~tudi•nt 11,.,,i.. "'" I S30 L S2 I , . I I t t 1,1bk,., SX 1::1t·h l'.tp h n I ti < r ;:: I ;, "I "It' ."1'· I""'" "'" 11 ;, l"n•1wh l'rm·111 Polol·gu"r·d ba« 822. <fa .v ;ind Monda.\'. . amp . ronmg tires. \'t-ry gooc ns am;i1c t<imvra 1;1111 ,., l'li:iir ~.:rn I) ' 1 .., ~ • ''" ""' .,., " " b d h " R k I I .<·prcsston t.! :1""· 1•11111 t"ltJ .. .:~11 T"tl 1·1.11 •1t·c··•,.,111n ··I 1·h.·11r ~ew ortex Bivi s ack 642·3580 oar S2. C est of r :i ti i :i I ,., r or .... '..', nc" ,.nt """' li:Jl·til~afll'rl 2noon . I 11 I v , ..,., ' v v d S30 2 V lk ..., b book ·h I\'"· s1· "t ni.nl'. IJ ate,; ',1111 ~'.1,' • r11l•.•t1"k~.·. r~ck. 2< .. t•. Siil w:ill mounll'd Sito. Holubar Bivi !'ack-rawers . vogul' o swagl'n t1r .,an s e .-s .~ .. , ll· I .. !l ~ ' ·' v -.. ~ •• 812.overpackponcho '.\IEW mrulin flashers water skiis SSO. Cl•n· cars $35 p:i1r. On<.' rt1·n1 dr._k,., M cu<'h .;,\Tl'RD,\Y :rn<I Stttl· • •s. p.:iu .. ~11 }':· nfhullsSSO i'Mllamp l"'nk 111~1 lr:inw "''' Sl :!. :!lb nylon lube SS. F enwick Pll65 taur transistor radio GR70xl5. f-178xl5 SIS Student t·hairS:! Stu tl<t\ 1131 l•;iulanrio Ptlthtrs $-·S-;•.° !';:!II Tw11 \'l'rv nit! t "n 1lnll~'"'11<l hctl l"'nt. bun proor SIS. sPL pole. or Senator S2. Wrought iron each. One S.60xl3 S7, 11l•n1 bookC'ast• SIO :\v·t .. Co~t;.i :\li::.a •off L! 0 •> k" 11' r ::; ·1 1 <"tml'r:i~ S.50t•:i~h ;,:nl fr:1m1•,. Si ;,11 •'J('h . TWO black bor stooh1 SS each. Electric ffot dog cooker never' lfllC S7 .so. Two kitchen c hairs S3 each. Bhlck wrought iron wall de· cora tion SS. Electric shoe shine kit witlt st· tat·hmenls SJ.50. t'wo KAZ vaporizers S3 carh. Assorted Avon d<•conkr:; lemptyl SI t•ach. Green jewelry box SI. Small i{;luo cooler <nc\'t'r u!wd 1 " S5. Electric Ice crc-.m maker ~. Girls bikl• 21in St2. Wom~ms bike t no ~1·urs I SJ(), 3 plcct' luggU!!<' :Wt with lt'1•ys S25 Ont• pi1•cc I~!!· J,:!agc S7, Old 01<.'a t grind rr St. V'crv i;mall b1:d lump si. Skatchoard l Huhkl S t:J. Old 4$ Sl•:lr Amt>ril'un flag 8:? Pini! Pong nt.'I w'ith <'lamps St Ping Piin~ net j{)c. Old Jlrct'.'n meta l footlockt'r S5 "c·n more e lt•\'l ril· hla nkel single <·11111 rol $111. Chtld-. s1•011lcr ~ Two lricvch·s. nceJ )t:iinl si .s:L Lur{!I' uold Srocco mirror SC.. King ht.-Os preacl fl'om Buffums SIO. G '.t-;. D c lan g lcr w ilh ch:ir1'(cr S3 22in 'Ru-<' fan SI:!. \\'ult DisnL'V mo\'tt' \'it:'wt•r with c·u rt ruhtt·~ sx l\tt'n ;i nrl \\'Omt·n 's clntlw~ .>Oc·Sl. C:1rls clothing :HT SI·$.'• Ciirls l'llul" S2 s:i. Chi Id~ µh111t•1 i.:ra11h 87, llrt!ud bu-.: with r"m11:1rtml'Uls ::>i \\'tg :111!1 C:JSl1 {):~ l.:irgt' tl1a 11t•r hai.: $'..! ;,11 ll:iir dipp1·r-. :) I ;,o (; J:;. ll;;irtlr¥t·r :';, 't 'hildri·n,., i.lJ rO('s :.ttl' ( 'hildn•ns honks j (• 7:,('. n :t<'quclhall r~t<'qUd ~I ;~1 \'1<'11••1 :.!fl nH• :'t:, ~17~-;-,.~;~'C \\' \ 'I ~: ll It F. II w i I h I r:t rrw .tn!I tll'dl•!. CraftsmJ11 m o Wl' r S!I SI u ffrd C'hatr:-1 ~;; 220.:1 r>nmona 1\\'t'. C1ts1 u :'Ill·":• t>t!'i·!li:.o "' " 112H <'•Q '"ood bo C.:hildrcn:> elothi:,., and ,.· II I' F l l\\tn lv1v ~p1·1n""' ~·, Sur .. 1·valsh"lt"'rpack ..,.. · n xes planl s landsS4cach. One 4 BBi Rochoster 1653i\lowa~l .C'1):>tt1 f',·11·r,I•''' bl•l\\'l't'n C ".uu 1 ""' ron ~" ·' ... ""· • " "' ' l<hnc" IOr·S2 ~tntllcs 1 .ll I"· I 1' · .1 ' n 1.pr1• '!10 ) c·'•lll.l'r ~.-,. •\I.I. hra,.,s rloor la011>. SIO. llwrmu·rcst air S8.SIO.Sl2. New Penn Golf bag and cart S7 carburetor from big ,\h•,.a, ;~.14fl(, B;.1ker und sun Oit;"gn .. , 2 T , u ,,.,u !> unu . c:urm•r ". ' -' . --· mattress 72in SIO. 3SO o4 Albacore 8ft Womens and junior G.M.t•ngine.Onl'4bbl . -- ------Fn•1•wa~1.c:.'.\·l,Child ".r ·S _wn s wag TurquoiSl' Sunday Rl\':JI Plt·1•1r1C· f1,,,11 :;:G .\111iqlll'\\allrrnr. p o le S2S. TaC'kle clothes 59c·S1 each. Rochestcrcarburrtor VOLKSWAGEl\p:irb. car seat with "Utlll-d Ian~~>~ Sa.'~ .doth only!.l·!ipm !-lt1·1•r s:!."1. handmad1• ror~S:!."1Pad1.Assor1 · Rain chaps S4. Cook 'te SI S3 ,, 85 A l . f Ch SO , Fcndl!rs Sl5·S2S I-lead " work~. I i.:l.1.ss not <1u1lt '"···n. c·h·•111ll" t•1I µii:ture framl!s S:i!. set S4. Charcoal bag t m s · .• ~t·w 1 capu co Street. rom cv. 3 cngml! 1•ove>r $J.t. Expandu k \'' 1 "" r• ' ~ Warmer S4. Canv"S Qui e k SRS 58 sea Turn up Bluebird Ca. $25 <'a ch. One '71 Che\' I ights S20. '!'ii front hit' 1 :icc·ordian l.v•.., 1 \\ 0 ~ 1 ni: 1 v "'11 ,. n 1 fHA:'liS;\llS.'ilON fluid ht•rlsprt;Jd!> St.5ll·S2 Formi1·:i Ct1unler tn!J. .. b I p N rr ( d' • p hood s•s llt•"UI\' .,, ch:11r s:ill Childrens 21 onc<1•1:1rt ("IOS. "'II . ..,.-,.0 ••.•.·, "rl!enL'"'.Suturd:J.\'l)n· _ass po e. or cnn n yon or yes o o ra 1ator . one 70 on· .... · v • IHI rliamC'tc r otu' • • ' "" ..,.. °'"" " "" ice bagsa Wool shirt 200.2.59 $20. T-brec P .C .H . Saturday tiac radiator. very rings S3.50 c:ich. lluh yurd Sl4. Stmllec tic:. toys IOc S:! ~e:ir ,., 'li:i O:irt or Valiant ----J\· !i4fi ·3ROr. Cnst:i S~. Wool v~l un· used deep sea p(jles. 9·5pm. 499-1856 J? o o d S :i 5 ea<' h . raps $.5. Spee<lomNer lt.1x1· strolll'r with l'X Pm1h Ill• ''II :'\! F1~h1·1· doors for hardtop or f' I. A !'II TE It i . hi I.! h I \11•~:1 . derwear set S JO. J>(>nn reels S6·Sl6. 54~·38J4(M;tal\lrsa. SR. Rchu11l t300 111.':id:. 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I!' ,... 27.109$35. 548·9832 ome. o IC<' rop1er. ve< m a r css. ox r rnn l' 1p t•;ir in" ball S3 ,\ssortt!<I _ v .,.,._ \.'\\' 11 IS< 1 r 1 SJ·S2. 549~. 1594 like new SSO. Smith s pring.fram(• S25 '(i:'i-'iill dip S25. '6."l"tiG l'hlldrl'n:-t'lnthes. nev,•r usc<l s;; 3041 lransmi~sion $.111 Vil UJ.! tt ~ "' :-rl'pair $5. 5 i.:~11lon Ponderosa. Costa NEW disc bra ke Corona port.a ble T wo l\\in ranC' ht•ad· Oct•k lltl S25 t\ir ron· hu~s and i,iirl. infant ll a h1• SI . hNl·Wet!rl I Had' a 111 r S2 ;, honds.<il'l'k hd,.,.hum u Ja,-s bottk 'rt•r Mesa I Mesa Verdel. rotors fits '71·'76 full typewriter S45. F.X· h 0 a rd s s :i o . ditionini:: eomprcssor 10 sizt· 12 iC~irtt·r~. llakt•r :ind l'aularino, :!l:l.!J27 ti211 ~c·r~\tl·ndt•rs. nmntni.: r:irium on Slanu · s:, UJXER h"3"). dut)· size G .M . c<1rs S25 terior doors SIS·S25. l'alchwork quil l S IS H11nn1ni:? hftnr<ls 11 c· ,·1 11 11 . ·r ,. ". ('o,.,l:.t :'\lei.a Saturda~ •,;;1~_s1.1~"r·~·i1111!<·::,~:~ir,., llo<•kr:.tst• toy l>tl.< ~ "' . ' • each. Rear drums Garaae door OnDn->r b<•dspr.n···-' 't•r\ "l ... >tl .Si . J·'1·1J11I 111·.•tkl· 1J1·um ' f1lll\ ~,.... l'SF:O llrt:!> .ind nmi.· _s_·!S.:_~_ .• _ .. _1 "_· _ .. ,._~»• __ r1~ht•rm:ins foll1 Ufl Kwikway 2·mixing .. ..~ ~ • " .. u.' · ,.. " c;-.1·anim:ib. Hang 111. -bowls Sl2, Coffee tu· tur n e d . com p lete SS0.1145·1064 l'lmchtinn ~:1;;. ('h1•s 1 Siii 'M Front l·nd not 1.,1 (.;(k;[(' :!51.'·S:J As· l'El.E\'ISIO:\tJort.1hll• T"n !ll:i I.T'S s2;,, ..;TA~O.\ROµool.guod C';rn,·;is scat und twit with n<'w brake shoes S IO. Twin dr:iwl•r comr>l<'ll-s:is. Trnns l.H7R·l.) St.) \.R78-lf> ri•IL need:< work nn hoK. news:>. f<'ourbikc ble~lass lop18x34S8. fits '71-'76 full s ize BIKES: mall'hing 3. stcC'I orkbcnch:l d ·xclw1thbrkcnp sortt dlo\·s;indbooks 141n·t9in h1:i1·k :ind SHi. ti.>S l<lt S2U. 2P rims for2tlinhik~l\S1 Chair wingback gold G. S · d · d · w ·n ·'· 0 m 1Tunka.Fisher·Pricc. wh1tc• S2!i.S:Jll .S35 l'I' 7"111 S.ttt l"'Sn1 hnttomp.ir1S3:i.thrl'l' h 'lOi I 1 h t W I I . .1\1. tars 18 pair. s p ee man s an ,·ist• ;ittachmt>nt S25 n1nn ~~· ,\tt· l'l,.:HPr>. . ,, ·• , ""' . 1 1 ·k· ~10 h P:IC .. n pus er 1n S45. cstc ox e cctric Three Aramid belteC: woman's S35 each or Call .Jim. fl4•l 7iH $15 o\ I d II C'rc·a11vc' Jil:iythings. \' ;i r u um . Se a r .~ s:, 2 FH iii 1;,·s 8:!5 2 ~:~.;tlC~: ,·i. • l':ic· b:ilh. no top 82 .\s· ~ a larm clock $6. G. E. ad· I HR78 lS t'r s SSO pair Heavy dutv . . . I "ss~ol5r ~ '(' ~,·:12~ Hnmf><'r rnom 2St"s:l. p ow<' rm a 1 t• S:l ;; 19!'i iOllH14 $:!7, 20;; H sorted plastic poll: "l' table c lock radio r 111 · 1 e.. · · · nnylime. Jmr s:s: ·~ ·.,.. ,. 1i;:i l'la<'ques, !>1ons :rnd l 'priitht S25. Thrt'c · · • 10132 thread on G.M. yard tools. set S45. .. SIS. 2·165SHl5 S.li». :\l:"\K s;;: C'rulch<'s 54 . l':JCh 501h bag 1~·ril whitenewS20.1rohin~ whl'cls . Cost S\20 545·6065 STANDARD sizl! 1>001 O/\K untiqut·s. l:!tnx ll1't'•>nllillf.! fram<'s l:irAe dr:iwers t•hcst 195 70 SR 11 stn imitati"n marhll' pl astic be:ids s:» board S6. Smokinl! each sell for S25 euch. table with Pin.c: t•ong Min Tnl><licinl' l'abinets 25C' 82.50 Wc•ist•r hed S :i 5 · F. IC' t' l r o I u x Thrl'e Por~cht• rims tnµ SS: floor tilt' s;,.5; I.a rnc bl!an haJ!. s.1: standS3.Gardenrake · i-~ender skirts for .73 BOX of l'l l e rling top littl(' used ssn \\ith mirmt· 011 dtK>r nr h uthrnom door vucuumromplcteS23. t S l S e:ich . T wo hox : s tove hood SIO: Wroui.?ht iron plunt SS. Garden fork SJ. Ice P ontiae SIS p air. jewelry S3·SIS. Silver Heathkit scope 5in S-15 i•ad1, <.;ash onh· knobs SJ .SO, lfaby "101·.130e~-.:.~>~11~;_·~l. After (·hn•mc• Chevy rim!! li:tk<'rs r:ick St:i: new stand ::;:!. Fohl U!Jfog. t•ream freezer 1:.! gal C h onl 897 3489 dish SS. Old bowels sso. Tube tester $20. 2.lfi!'i :'\orsl.'. Costa bhrnkl.'lfi. l'tib sheets. .. .. v " 815 l'Uch. Two Oo<1gl! "lilt Foret i»istons· , .. ,..... g:igc ha~St :-il:l·!"i.>!Jili R'lanualneverused S7. as Y · ·· Sl·SS. La rge blue Electronic m eter and ~11•,.;1 ~IX·fl:'il:! aflt•r plastic!lanls.truining LADIES hil'yl'le. nC'w rim s S I O <'a('h formt<':I criunter t:':f;s . . Shorttiand books. six CB Antennas twin glassvascS2.Carved t ei:;t l'quipmc•nt !)um pants :!5<. .. $:!. Faucet tires S20 , Mexican 631 ·2200 53.5;,: vinyl h:.tsl!cnv· llAt>tO . d•~.t.'l'tlO.'~ S5. Floor polis her trucker mirror mount fish SL Old picture SIO·S:lO. 646·706.1 h irn<llL•s 50l· Rollie in!! l>R'. s1:.: r::it <·uJ?es. flnrlf'r SW. .. _ l ~r.sl electric S3 .. !\Jcwport al l new in boxes frame S2. Driftwood Fl Hi':ITlJRE sofaS.50. wa rm (' r and wool scrafl{' SSO. T:i· FL'Lt siw mattress. fourfor SHl.x.12.:14.12 t<l!nµressor S:l.1. 2~111 Reach642·2039 St4.95 nnd S18.95 Ca!!h candle SI. 50. Two 100 GALLON gas tank Chests of dr:i wt rs \'apon zer Sl. Bonnt:t hie wall hanging S2;i. s pring. fr:imt• $20. An · h 1 c· .'· " I 1· $ ~ ,, . only. 897·3489 b a s k (' t s r r 0 m I OiC'Sl') 1 Olft or flp:-,;i. S25·S50. L:imp table ~l \'le hai rdrn·r S3. Stauffer l'i.t:lrCiSl' lit I lfIUC' sewin~ much inc r I..\ YSKOO I. ~I id(' ll1trt\\('jl'•'l' \\:ill l'lm·k TELEVISION 16 inch Germany SISO each. ble Bus $35. Econoline S2S. \V.ilnul cofrc>c t:i · Cosco potty scat St.50 blc with ti ncr leg un· S:'io Good h:ind s;iws SI:!: Strullcc rur scat s: .. G;mkn rukt• $:!, Black and white with BEA U TU~UL o ld' Jewelrv box SS. Ne w doors and bump<'rs bie S45. Small desk Toastmastrq >01Horn it S!l'1!'i.l5·'.!lll S:I r,n.s0.50 . C:i ll 51;,: llimm Bell unrl Tonls 51·St5. :-;,.w stand S35. Six foot crystal bedroom llardy 'Boys. Nancy $25 each. '54 Ford S:l!l. Saturday ;ind popper 1ncw1 S·I 4U2 ·1 lll ·I . San Howell <Filmo > mov· q uart c:inningjari,$;!. artiflcal palm with l a mps S2S pair. Drew books 20c. truck doorfilsallSSO. S11nd11\· 11 ~ onh· Schic·k hot lather SI. BROWN. mc l :i i Cle mente. iecamcra 845: 16mm T wo 'dis play .c"l'it•s br11Ss bucket Sl2.50. 548·5360 'Aquarium pump S2. i"ordmagwh~lsS20 1747 Orunge !\ve. 11.vucinth glass St.50 "ardrohc rallinl'l.•---------B&H 0 · · · t S2·S3.50.Dolltrunk SI. Cover and 2 bolsters PICKETfence 40ft.xJfl 5 Lad 0 iesc. pantc;Nsizcc lw6 each. 16in Jloep tires Costa Mesa. each Stonc\\:ire tea 20"x30"xfi0". S:l5: RI KE mens co:istcr S4!l: 'Re~~,!'~;~~<:~~ Childs RCA recorll for couch SlS. Custom and wheels for off pot with 6 cups S8. :.im pie one drawer hr akl' cruisrr. rebuilt. pump :ictioo rifle :;i;,. pl:iycr S3. Air purtficr made. Pale gr~n OC· SJ 5· w.rou~t iron Rackpackers Alpine road S25 each. Ford R ECO ROS 511 hrund Smull maple hat rack student desk. includes pointed S4S. 5-18-806n Sunlight ss: Basket· s2;,, Sl'l of <i o ld c 3 S'i o n a I ch a Ir lamp with c ~n SIS. tote west S4. Ladies Skipload~ tires and new t.r rL•corcls. As SI.SO. Maple rolling s itting bench. SIO: TWO bla<'k bucket h:ill board and basket dra"'w pulls SH. Book <Damask$40. Chafing End tables p~ir Sl?, clothes IOC·SI. Satur· whecl11 t5x900 $50 snrl(•d and fal'torv pin messagl' ho lder beginner s tudent's seats for Toyota SHS. ss: m:ittrcss frume of Currier :ind I v~ ii· dishS12.50.Casserole. Auto spot hie 86· day 11 ·4pm . 220 each . Kitchen table s ealed. Rn<,>k and $3. 2ftx3ft handm:ide tr1tmpct s.10 : queen s2s rorboth842•0z_12 SS.846·8213 h1stralionS7.50.Jnyof painted Sl2. Old pie· Alumnum SS. Coolen; Camellia Lane, Costa S20. Box sprinJ? and popular S2S takc>s all. looped rugs S8 each. si7.l' lime green and ---------• cookin~ S2. Antique tute$S4.Wroughiron s2. Pipe fittings IOC Mesa. Across Heinz mattress S25. Small <thut's SO<· t•;H'h l. 40inx40in Projection whitC' c h e nill e PIOUEERReverbera· FISH ro ds S5·S I O. ironchumfromOt•n. planter S8. 3 separate each. Palr tool parts Kaiser school. elect.ric refrigerator 58fi·7572 s c r cc n s 1 5 . 5 ft bcdsprc:id SIU: dog lion Amplifie r SIO: Tac kle lOC·SS. Camp m ark S15. Blue and antique cut glass ells· drawe rs S.S. Water ski for camper or apart· travcrs" rod St. Hug.. house. for small dog A'.\t car radio from s t ove s 10. Dis hes "re.v ""'·'n crock ~ •. P ... S5 Jumnnr cables"'" f'LOOR I SlO SALES trainin g ~· ' SS d kl S2 "' ""• -hes S7.50. lates ""'· · • .,... ""· amp · ment SSO. Small gas · c·,·1r·ton .. r Lincoln : two es :imps 2-IOZSIO.fl..l2·UU2 2Sc·SS. Books IOC·25c. l''lutin" iron crank El h I d Bl'ke nnrts SI ..,. each D . 16 d 18 cnssctll' t:ipes. ltke h rted .. g t cut g ass esert ,.... ·"" · resscs size an s tove 'with oven for new. Ov<'r 75 lo choose Jo~s SS. 24in mirrored cac : ru;so games Bingo go me Sl. Satur· s tyle 535. Heisey eruct dishesS18. l.a11Jeap. Gardentool~~S4each. Sto. Robert Woods boat. a partment or plant s tand s 13. and children's books TWO old oak press day 9·4. 281 E. 16th Sl S . S all dishes. petlzer dish s10 1 ; Four ~~sas~~:s Costa scenes 35x28 framed R v S4S . Tra i 1 c r f~~~· a!a~s ~r~ul~~ Pollencx heat and a nd puzzles SOc·SI: back chairs. need new St .• Costa Mesa. napkin ring. cup placks b)' art st 13.S. · S7. End tables SlO. hitches 520. Boat fiber each. Sell for S3. S4. S5 m assage bock pad 10211 Meredith drive. cane scats S20 each. p I a l e. ca rn i v i.v a 1 Line ns •nd shirts S K 1 r a c k s Mesa Verde rock for glass holding tanks each, Some of these SI 1 Childrens games Huntington Deach 842·02'12 QUEEN s leeper sofa. g lass backet. Lennox Sl.25eKh.Fullerwall Bareerafter. hold~ gardenorhousetrim rorwaterorfuel SSO ta pes originally sold 2Sc·S2.<some newL !Brookhurs t and CHEM IN D e F e r good for cabin $50. Swan. collecfors bru11h SS. BlsseJ nveset.s.perfectcon· SS. Double and single each. Step bumper for up to $100 each. Table lamp S6. Tup· Adams) pants. womans sizes Two love seats platcsSl·S30.Cashon· carpet sweeper SlO. dition SOO. Two \ur· bedSJO.Acoustictile $35.Fou1'14inchtires when they were new, perware and rubbet BI CYLES-L adies 26and27.J eans.cor· S25·S50. Wood bench ly l35 21s t Strc('I. Red plald canvas quoise and sterling 55. Antique fruit jars and wheels mounted 586·7572 m aid items 2Sc·S2. ds. etci. all colors. like for stereo equipment Costa Mesa. ' travel rarmc:!nl bag watch bands. mens S3. Window screen $3. on 5 hole ford wheels Truck gas tank SIO 20 ~: ~·i·c:·~~~.e~I~;~~ new S6each. 846·4884 SlO. ·small desk $20. t-------- S8. Al like n ew. a nd ladies. includes Laiy Susans $39. 3115 high rubber> $20 each. TWO white louvered gallon. Wre nch es. spct?d S25: boys 20". Gainey plant pots Four t 200x16.5 fires &45-6818 w a tchu UO·S40. Sumatra Place. Costa Boat trailer tires with doors SlO each. Elec· screw drivers. pliers n eeds pa rt s S 12 . THREE pieces. boys SJ·SlS. Stereo equip· mounted on rimS' S50 DESK I_,. Clothes Inlaid turquoise and Mesa.546-1909 wheels and hubs new Irie train set. Ex· 25c. $2. 2S ga I Ion 968·1037 ma PI e bedroom m e nt S35. Electric each. Five ·uoox~2 5 -9CI\ «.Al<"""• II d f B . r 8 . B.Q. outdoor t rill truck tires .,.. ,r"ch0 • , •&Oc·l5. DreMer S45. sterling ring SS. SEARS rotary mower ....v • ._,.._.. cc ent con ition. S10. re rigcranl SIO. ne · furnilute. needs re· WWI """' ,.. ... b"tereo ,_, 180 ·;C" Beautirut il)laid lur· 535. Fertllher BLACKandwhite T.V. Persian bolero SS. case S2. Bench GRANDMOTHERS finishing S40 for all ~~fe~I~. c:ior' ~ ~~o :~~l~8~0U~ •~le Vbta. Coata q uolse and coral spreader 15. Pee coat 88 Is SlO. Swivel Persian Village craft· grinder S10. Old cash wedding rings 24K 842·02<l2 cosole nt..'Cds work $25. each. Four auth:friiti,·,..c 11--.arrs bracelet wfth sterllng S15. Waterbecl. q1.1een kitchen chairs 16 ed vaseSlO. Patio size register St2. Two VW gold l cl. diamond ... ,._ band 135. Two mens frame and liner $40. each. Wood kitchen drapes. champagne 4 lug chrome rims. $50: mans s terling DANISH modern Ladies ice skates s ize thc;iterical 1000 Watt : CARD-.blel35. Chan· )Ulbet eoats llte Storage ehesl ttO. table S20. Uvingroom S25. Chopping board lOin wide $3.5 each. l s ilver ring. turquoise 968cou~nd chair S40. ~ ~ ~i~r 6 qS3~ ;~1~ sl~r ll~ts co1 mw~~ " deU• ao. Kitchen new. slze4f..Ql10.Mo. root locker S8. ,uu. tables SS and SlO. SJ. Portable wet bar inch belt gr1nder &15. and • coral S2.'J: anti· · w 1 WI Puga ~ ) • step I...,.. 8tool Q , 37 Cascade. lrvlne que andirons S30. roe Queen bed S40. Twin 125. Nc\v vase. Crull Photographic contact quc table lwo tier BOYS twin solid oak bedspread s1o. Twin each. PublJc adctress Swl••I ~ker $2'. c wood I> rid I e cream chairs 115 bed 18. Double bed SIO. Twin headboard printer SJ.SO. Large r r om E n g I a nd . bed '35: three twin ~!~ry!/$.~.dtJ~~s !!~~~:i.. ~e"""5o TworoomdMder llHdowt Apt.t. eor-,palr. Utility cart $8. 122• Color portable and frame SS. Pair e l ectric circuit mahogany. mint con· bedsprelllCk $5 each: 9315 Wood b 1 S3 • bo&Ja,~cbairs ner of Jef(er)' Hd Scaffe sa. Plilr IOld TV S20 i La htark and white breakers S25. Old dltlon SSO : hanginS modern Teak arm e~ch . Pop~r~~ks JSR r.ods SS·UO. : for SI. -et41 O 8a1Tenca).551·3tll cJaaln t30 each. Dou· S 6: S8 88 S ~ w i":.~ ~:.~::2~.d S~.r'QPo~d ~:::~. ;~:alt~!~r :r~r~~ee l:mf 4 a0n: ~~~:~ sro31;,;.a,.~ut.•$20e~. 10c·2Se. Aquarl.um Tackle lOO·IG. Clmp r l'nMID ,..ITCHBN aid ~.. ble cbelt dtawen 135. machine 135, Dishes dra1pes ., ...... 65" SlO. I l'ght -w $3..,.. .. 0•11i-te. white w--' .-with lights 125. IJor s love s10. Dia>hea ! WSDGKWOOD ... "'arinder 115 CoDDer Mlmn SJO. Stadium '12 · 1IU·OSlO o r Medlctne""c;binet S3. ~:r~e B~l wo;'ci ~n~e'""'$1s: wet1cS;; ~~":k';~'::irt.r::: $39. Bunwanner SS. 25c·S5. Books Uk'·2k. : --. • 4 t'haf.hladllhiao. tlest .:~*'*'•':'b~aflf! 5'3298'1 Men's •kl shoes and ptal\k for table SSO. shop vacuum. like • SlO .. -Carseat perfeet Sl5. BlngognmeS8.S8tur· : w-.Good~· Bead ae ~up broller .;'uh BICYCLE 2Aln boys rack.slie81a or9St5. Stainless steel bar newS20:fourcom lval ::1~~:$..s:ope-;;id:: ·~w~:fk':~!':kJ~~ ~:.~~~·a::.·:•Sth ~ --~ll'JGlll •atom•tt~ ffflee r•~arie &25. Qla· ScbwlM vanity IO Oenu!M pink Lucite sink 14. \I Inch log gla ss stemm e d mlrat TV SJO: TV T\1o speakeraS25.3081---------Cllla....._ mak•, ... • Biii nlDf a.r a. BowUDa speed w . Bicycle waste basket. cost bolta SOC e~h. Unlcy· dessert dishes S20: stand S3: alrlll shoe Alta Lano (2SOQ block PENN reel•·N-.ell ~;;,J;~;;~ Hd' no.en Nlul•r bel a._ 116qc:le boy• J01n Huffy 110. 14 5 . $ e II Sl O. cle U.50. Tractor two royal blue with skai.. •'· 15• bolt Sanfa Aila Avenue> equlpped.Jtgmaater tlH Bmm •l•••r Dt. Wbeel ban'oir a E-..y daalr $5. 3234 P•rc.~e game SSS. C'-lltlvatlog hooks c lear cut crystal size 7, p , 842-8092. MS W?C ah 1 115. No 200 11~· 3l O t»tt• •· U lneh ~e kall• II. N•bnska Place, Mens :c;;•lve tie n .50 ueh. 1134 ste mmed wino l738lEnctnoCr.Hun· · 8 ony. widened m . •3803 ~'r,1,.a..~ po64t .,_ 19 Purt C.taMesa.5480942 SOC.1-6. 58'12. PauJartno,Av,e .. 6eo.tJ a al~leCll....:_ftvehblalack linltclll~· N g w m 8 nu at moriiiii548iiiii-3:M5iiiiiiiiiiiiiii1ji;iii; "'" ..... -Cbl PL Nn ' . . . M ·~·-0 r • rv .... IOn at...-r c "· • t.YOt -..... *tth c: ... .................. __ ._._ ... _.· ---' ..... Sit llldC ·==~~~= p:..~~f·:o~ltc~~1,: ~~w.::o:.:::~.;~d ~o~irrq~~·,r.,o~ PALL'ClotbiDI. IMMI Coet •• wlll aell I . .. AJll;ft :•;u; • .;:":!!: !tt:.._ ~ •La'mQ~.1.0lnBablbyk•bal~Ok. l20aas· u· ~.·Tai~~ Pus•• d eol.ICh• new CCIDdttlon allef 14·~ S2·Jl2. ISO. Topia~~-,--rv--..u _.... r .. . m....-.. a , • .,, n mower an HO: wooden plalll Pan 1. ~~me wtth a· .. 14111_,_,. --.. .. -....... U. • .._, pardl pac:lt a . Girls Ice Toa•teroven 115. CB cateberl15 Crocllpot IUM•AS-OlllG COCN'dt1111ttq J.eHI ~ ... ...,,IOfa.loY· ........ pMlle. .WI•• to •· ,,,_ •· ..., •ht••· •la• 2 II. r'9dio 23 cMnael '50. u . P*cturu Hd end blou"'· coM. ... ... ftlr euadltlCM plw ""' :cora1r of ..._._.,truell._ Clotll• JOc llfien. Two Bentwooct t'bair paatela a.as. am.u TWO'"' boa eprt"'8 dfg. btdJacht. tn: D dtannel ce 1•i.a.. iT,"lfl..-. •· Glrla vtnyl bootl alM sao. CaDeu.tar~tr. wall clock-•. Lerp INmattr.•lldl ..__ b•H ra•to tu •. ~...._ •etn1t Clitlel m . J\; llld l llOc. Otr'll 9081 Christine Dr. w•ll clock.._ Flih Mt: red~ .. : .._. lfar llala ti Fair-Barf rulu US . ridln1 boott •· DXt Runttnaton Beach. Aquar1utn $2. 178 E. whhe dreaaer $25. MATEftrfM'Y c1olhel. 1 .. a..1. '"•'--•• l"I t t.a·12/t/ Pomona. C.M. 983145t 11tt1 st .. COit• Meea . 842-203'l 1l1e 12C.ll0, 9'5-4638 Valley ' .... !!-.~ .......... !!!.~ ~.~ ........ ~!~! T.:1:1 9110 ~-~!~:.~ ... !?~~. ~~~ .... .!!!! ITSIWAY u· SCHOCK Dory. fully Wb"9 Surler: Work• Eit· .. ~ ................... . •MliWiii9-iMJil54_.iffl114iie~I ft\' ar-' ~ t.ll elllip. •· ceUIQl. LWO. LoU of Fun. HONDA STtO. like nt1w IUMDHIW 19100ATSUH -·~,...It a. 1a N-•·1'711 C•!,.•,L_ IOOd cond • .wr..wn ccnd. ad school tram. =· ..... ~=-:?:!~B oa t• Motor 14 · Cal a.a "'5 d iesel. 5 ~979-1773 4X4 fltCIUI' ~Iona Include a ccent ltiipet • fender fl•rea <ZB7>. IStlt 11 17). .... Or1an .. Plano Alumacraf t . ao H, bell. awlm atep. knot . ..._..._ .. S./ ~-----..,..P9~• Centar. m4 E. Coaat Mtrcury-*'t,detuha· RDP.IZl.500.~IS2. ..../SfcM.. fl60 H\lr) CdM bit ti~ mounUn& rorked •••. ••. •• •••• •• • ••••• •. • · -w t. e e la ' I o r e a 11 y 17' Sydney w ltrlr" allp. 2 tt71 JI FT. ONLY $6919 MDvilll &aa. a.31 t~ ••· AKC Ool4en Retriever WW. Greener h&hl har· him. frff.Hr. t loUaiJ\I. "-'• bMdUI pe>0n rifle. Ac~eptln& hol&Mhold 1oocta lOlJ _ w.om bidll Cht) ..... C ~:_ --Top '1eld Breechna. AKC 768-58.'n .,..~1e.ount,1~1ub ~':,~ :rx.:;;~ ~rt~~rd: w;;;e· t~. ••-.--p, ,_, + -11 .... Ch t ....... 6'11" cherry con $75 iameh.... Can be car aalll, comSMaH etc. Good rACl AllOW toppe d with lift or oond. •.ooo. 631-4613 or MODE'C newport datsun .' i~ · r1 1 iuu tra1k>r. Xlnt cond. Phone 1167·~ cl.# .a.u-1u71•/84l-20.16 ------.._--Sleepa 6 to 8 00 Gaucho _ _, ____ _, ______ ~ Lido 1' •ltlO. compl beda. fully self con·------------ W.W wlttlr . aall. c vr. & many talned. roof air cond., 'IO TO)'ota 4x4. 2wka old. I 1 • 9030 xtru Sl300. 840-3606 gener a t o r . A M I F M UOOml. Fully equipped. .... •••••••••••••••••• s tereo c assette . C. 8 . Rick. '98-7517. 1a· Cla u lc F a n Tall For Sale : Sprite O'Oay radlo lc only llUOO m1les. launch mold•. Best Offer Sa ii boat . 11 \.'J ' w 1th Must sell! <Ser. 18981. ·ss WiUyaeya Jeep T JS. ~:30pm 642·70!f_ _ trailer. S4SO 979·76\ltl __ 1_7_14_1_5_S_9_-_ll_0_4 __ , New tires. new drive 14' Valeo. 25HP Evlnrude. lilt trlr. $1980. 61645-4602 ----, Mlgr going out ot busi· nea. save up to 50% on Manne & fishing equip. 1730 Pomona Ave. #5. CM. CHRYSLER 318 marine engine complete with trans. 1 mean complete~ $19"75. < 213 1697 -4133 or (714) 548-8339. loah.'ow..-9040 _e_v_es_. ___ - --Rent moto rhome. 22'r'I .i train. low ml. S3200 or Venture 222. custom bit. seJf contained. $250 per best. Call 493-6471 teak in & out. Cull dee· k 6 ·I tronics.l ofakind.inslp. wee + •a m l e. '76 J eep CJ7, V-8, xlnt '7100/ofr. 942.7057. 645-2283. cond. 49.000 mi, must sell. 979-4462. Bent 22· motor home. Sips 1~~~~~C:S~~~te:ri~Yg~ 6.Selfeonl.Air.$200/wk. '66 Je ep V6. overdr. 1or rru. 493-4168 heater, CB radio. roll $7250. "78 Pace Arrow C Mdl 25'. bar, xlnt tires. chrome 14' NANTUCKET. 4 C} I Very clean. xlnt cond. nms. Chevy steerin~. Universal eng. $6500. "-pl equipped Only headers, 2 gas ta nks. ""m · cstm hitch, tow bar . cpts. ST AMAS approx lO.OOO mi. Sl5.ooo. & back seat. Bst ofr over New 32' Spof1;s Sedan . 1-593-3959 $2500. 646·9373 Ron twm Mere crwsers, 6 • 2 Trait.n Tro•el 9170 t.nm&f'er. 164-Ull. av ... .-per ie uvu• 6&11 (714)96C).7066 ·l>eoterative Wrou&flt Iron •-------adea. l200 588-C7761 ~.tt. _ . _ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1971 SCARAI Twin 330's. 150 hours. loaded. Pn. ply. Ma ke ocrer . Net..'<1 to sell im · mediately. moving out of area. Call 546-1200 <Mo n .·Fr i. da ysl : 731-8216 1eve~ings & weekends l. Ask Cor Jerry. KW O n a o , s eason •••••••:••••••••••••••• Tnldcs 9560 s~~~acht Brokerage Al)o Travel Trailer. sips ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gate 10'6" wide, 51" lAU, W........11 Dl"Jer. lake new 310 ___ New pack i.e nl. Sierra qiieatn11'.&M.oel8 Ma.ttaa Sel or S lone Design 4 71bs S95 ~ Prfce. J .B. Lansing S peatrera 4·L E JOs .ti r~•~ave radiator s . Schle1e door kn~ & -.Wd parquet 7$ .. off <>11•3635. W1 n l e d o ri gi n a l Christmas design for the ~mlet or the limit t'd edition Christmas La 1-'11 lr C all K ath ): GJl-5458.. 3 wove n wood window shades, yellows & golds 4''6' ea. 2 corduroy arm c:halrs. camel. 646-1751. we ar. Mat cblna cook Pfl'akeet & n&e. both · · ·• · 1*W m Holubar Dowo bag. $'90; wear.17J..2384. SS2>32.BZ. • 5.J-1725 Back packs. mattress. • ---·--m isc. new & u sed : BUf F E T • O~d. oak. AfriCAD Gray Parrot. 11,AJ 549--0864 needs reJlnJsbing. $45. yrs. old. Tame. Garden ----~13or ~ Cart Cage incld $300. Store. Rnta.•t, · 675-~ Utwn 4P M & ... 1095 Plano • Old Eoghsh up. PM •••••••• •••. ••••••. •• •• right, 12SO. 548-8513 or · 8 · Nearly new showcase, 4'. 548-448S "-& OnJ-s 1090 Also other a llractl ve Items suitable for sale in ••••••••••••••••••••••• plastic shelves. 675-8390, l1orisl or gift shop. Ha nd GIAMD PIANOS 640-2421 __ _ blown glass for pla nts, From $1995 ... Spinet SALE or r est aur ant glass display cabi net 165. $795, Studio Upr . S995. fumishmgs & eqwp. Tak- 3 sizes white paper bags, Many ornate . upri~hts. Ing inventory & lot bid antique pine towel rack· =n & re fi n· I' rom thru Tues. Sept. 2nd. 3505 f1oortype MS. 631~. Oelitt P'-o Via Oporto, N 8 860011am ilton, HB TV. Rocio, Shi 118g;. loyd 0-... 960-lW HIA, S~ 8098 BALDWI N G R AND· KEF Sprkr prices are i.tO· 36' ISLAND GYPSY, ·18. twn dsls. A1C, 3 :.late rm.s, auto pilot. radar. At our docks $89,500. Nwpt Yacht Exch. 675-1800 28' Chris Craft Clai.s1c. Sacnfice $3200. 759-9319 -----------~- bil-0915 • 6. good cond. $1400. •CHEV. HEW '80 646-73(ll 12'X8' STAKE! TRADE w.e Sun J uan 24 for Npt. Bch slip. 552·9141 5th whet!! trlr. E l Dorado, 1975. gd cond. FAC. $8950 Pr. Prty. 847-9696. Wil.dfi re 12' fiber glass Al/lo Senic. Perts sailboat S450 • 531.noso; 548·385.'> & Acc•ssori•s 9400 ---...................... . 23· Aquarius w1lh 15 II P Johnson. Dana Point S.SAOO. 640-0764 1.8' Hobie. blue hulls, new sails. xtra Jill, l al box & trlr. 552· 1356 . ----- SSAVESAVES WITH USED PARTS Imported car parts IMPORT /\UTOSUPPLY IOI N. Mancheste r Anaheim 776·9900 Automatic trans .. P"' r. steering, dua l rears, 10.000 GVW, etc. <Ser. 81631. $8898! HOW ARD Che•rolet Dove & Qwu I Sts. NEWPORT BEACll 833-0555 78 Chevy Luv PU. white w/tan int. air shocks. s hdin~ t a h window , custom whls & t in·"· i\M/FM stereo l'aSSl'll(', 44,000 m1. xlnt coud. &·-.1 o f f e r . 6 4 Ii · 0 6 7 2 cves/wknd!>. WllUY CLIANCAIS AMDTIUCKS COMMHL · t:HEVROlfT . ,.. ,I 11 , .. : 1 r, 1 \ ,, > S4b-I 200 TOP DOLLAR PAIDFOI GOOD & CLEAN USEDCAIS! miracle mazda ZISO ....... m.t1. eo.t. MeM 64S.5700 WANTED! Late model Toyotas and Vol vos C al l u ~ TODAY !~~ .Earle Ike TOYOTA.VOL YO ''""~ ..... c •••• ilo4••• "'-'4'·'101 or S40·'4'1 Autos. llftPC>rled . ......•...........••.. Alfa Romeo 9705 ..............•....•..• l'INALALFA ltOM l-:0 CLEAR.\N<.:f': ALL '79s MUST GO! "We're Deahn· ·· 1980 SPIDERS HERE HOW!!! BEACH IMPORTS 848 Oov1• Stn'1•t NEWPOHT Bl-:ACll 752-0900 ·1s Alfa S1>rint Coupt•. !;1lvt·r with maroon mt. X lnt !'.t l'rco :n:;,uo li73 Jlj71 Mpcplcset +6ex l ••••••••••••••••••••••• pc! W~ Chfft EX Ebony 5'8". 6 mos old. C--.... •1..700 _-&........ Unlike -Deity -Perf d """"""/OBO ing up Sept 1. Buy or or· ---.. _ Acute -Flurry -· con · ..,.,.,., · der now-to beat Inc. 43' Gran Mariner F u ll y c q u i p pl'll, beautifully mamla mccJ. ready to crwsc or hvc a boar d. Slip m11 y be available. 11 1'2~ fmanc- mg possible. S72.000. or $65,000 1s no broker m- volved. Clean deal will include 9' Avon Rcdcrcst wilh noorboards ancJ 4.5 horsepower Johnsqn out· bo a r d. J a r k C u r ley 534· 1505 evenings & weekend:.. 64~ 1321 "eckda} s 840-2254 un the boat 35 · s loop. c ui.tum <k· s1j!ned. t'Onsl ·d for It ve- a -boa rd com ror t /sc·J kindly performnnce Well eqwp·d . l'l•rkms lUsl. Norcold rcfng. Uan lorth mslrumcntat1on. CNG s l v. & oven + more' N B s li p avail SJJK. ~s 5tj()'J Pr Chev is·· chrome rims SlS. Ford 4 bbl ma 111fold w/ca rb SS. Samall Parts Was h Bin $10 LJ t e model I ransa'tlC' l·or e S25 Old tare expander for :.pill nms SIS. 1%0 BuH:k rad io & l'e nt l'r d ash gnlle S25. 1~9 l'~ll'kard radio 525. 2 disc wheels for 1927 Cht'v s:?j. 2 wood spoke wheel:. for 25 Chev S50 Pair 39 Packard 120 r1ont lt•nc.Jc r s $95. 6'\l?· 3.179 73 C-Ounl'r with Camr1t·r Shell. S2000 or 1)(-:.t n• sonablc offer. /\ft ti!' ~I 646-2759.Jun 17 Sp}der· S11\er Xlnt --------mml .1m/fm slt'rl'u i\1-9*'92700. 759-1641. TRUCK M2-9755 • Atlant1c Mus ic. 646&95 Conversatio1ust for hire. My wire went through PIANO WANTED. Priv. Beautiful RCA 25·· color Jop1c, anytime. any two red lights -both°'· Party wan~lo buy Pia no 1V, 2 yr wrnty, free de- . Cal1Bob67~. ~OCeK~on t.he back of forcash.558-0913 Livery SL24 .646-1786 , B W l .l Antique upright Pease. 22"COLORT v Sl23 ox u r 1 z.e r · BUMPER poolt.able S300; Gra nd Spinet. Both in · · (feet cond. Includes 2 coke machines Sl xl n t. con d . Ki c k . l yca;A~~Oamty r eco rds $495 each.846-4355 -.7517. '"' 'Z1Z1 .... ---------Glrard turntable. works 40-channel CB Jefferson m. Frml dlrung ~t well S20; \l&Lcrbed Sl50. HAMMOND transceiver. never taken new, sac. $&50. or M2·036.1 or 963-S4l7 a ft Ol&AM oul ol box. S50 or best of· •• 1Prplc fix's. misc. •pm C,......SOLE H· I OO fer. Call Paul TI4-0598 ' ~. aft 5:30PM __ -----""" Excellent Condition t, Geot.ec T-24 & tn-~-ICMll Moving MUST Sell. '76 24 ' S kqJjJC k F11ghtbn drw. Low hours. Fully equipped . m.iny ex tras . w t t ra ller. SlS,200. 4V3 2558. 496 11687 Brand new wmd surfl'r never U'>ed. Mu~l "ell h\• Mon. Call alto:r II 30 Slit 1Sun 631 15 IO. Ford Courier ,... , .. hel l. lo}~ cas:-. stereo. makt> ofr loots. Slipi I Docks 9070 Campt!rshell. 1-.:1 C:Jmino. ••••••••••••• • • •••••• •• S2'10 Header~ f1l~ most Lve msi:. 54.tl-91~. · '74 Datsun l'I " w/<·am1.c.•r <;h el l . run " .•rt•Jt. /\~I t t-'M '>lCfl'U W .1':t!>M•l tc Askm~ $2500 ur 11 .. 1 o<r~l832 Side T ic ava il 25· ~mblkl'hevy70-7G SIOO. ·78C:hev\ ·~T pu. CO 10. f1ber~lass :-.ailboa ls. 64-tOK27 Longbt-d.:.llKmtll·:-..fl :-.. Mark at 28th St. Mannu -----plb. auto ... a~ku1g S:\950 ~3-6606 __ Autos fo r Sale l9'l IC&'i. Wanted i.1de shp for 17 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Vans 9570 Audi 9107 . ••........•.••••••.•..• 'i:! /\uol1 l llllLS. I i.Jr, ,\M11-'M. Sl•10 Fi rm fjj_, Ill!> 1 ·x11 /\ulf1 ~.uous. • ... ,111. lt•alhcr IOI. 512.~00 vr S:>Ull + <l'>'lllllt' hl' J l ~12/mo. 1!Jb 'l.JIJJ 9709 •.••...•••............. J.·n~c·n 11 1•.1 l•·y ·7 1 • • S750. lleuvy duty W.e.d IOll $2.000080644~7 -17' V·Hull f1shmg & ~ki rack & tool box for ••••••••••••••••••••••• TOP CASH PAID Upright piano. very grod 13"G.E.ColorT V Port a· 120HP , 18 108 W/lrlr Two Lancer Speakers Bargain at !:>50 l'a. Co!>l new $140 ea. 64G-8862 Hoston Whaler unlll mid IMPORTA'T Oct. 631 1164 eves NO'flCI': TO ----HEADE HS ANO ForrJ '7fl • 1511 , .i 1.UO<l ···········~··········· t•Jas~11· M IOI t'un1I 51{>-47711 nr ~ .. 111 17711 , pick up S.125 Silver rond. To private pa rty. ble. Remote cont rol $3100. ~~try. 631-7174. For used furniture & ap-557·6207 afler 6 pm. Brand new. $350. ~-9648 546-1330._&15·07i!> __ Boats. SpHd & 1\0Vl':RTISJ::RS miles. Ii l·yl. stal·k. ~Jt>t!O. Ski 9080 The prtCl' of items t>t2·349:1 __ 'ti f> 1\ IJ 'i I I 11 I( :1 ti fl 0 Sup.·nor rnnd. 1\:\l /FM, OV!'rrlrtV l'. $(;111111 J~Y.!·1!61 -.."'r---------1 pliances. Working or not. r cycle. cos t ~169. 957-8133 Baby Grand Piano. 1918 loats & Mariiw SACRJ FIC~ UI' :.' I.~ man Cor hand vacuum ·~ Ivers & Pond. Lovingly &plipMtnt Islander. 1-·or mer owner ••••••••••••••••••••••• advert1sl•d hv v<•h1de 1m Tradcman 2110 work SACRJ FICE·Appra1scd al dealers 1n lhl' \ eh1cle v ~JO :\l t . , F $7.000. W1ll sell forS4.000 cla:-s 1flcd advcr ll-.inl! 1 Jn. · · u~_st'< .. or 963-4l49 ....... ,fits 1013 cared for. Appraised at ....................... Edger Bergen. Ideal Hay over $3,400. Xlnt cond. G111.erd 90 I 0 Launch . Huns good. L i g ht oa k . $2900 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• $2450. Lo w interes t 494.2393. Ctmom made wood Row· financing avail. 673-1344 IU!slon.'<l 1956 So. Coa~t columns docs not include sale b) ~ ;),~~ llf Bay Boat 675-43:0 <JOY aµpl1rable laxe'i. '74 Dodg~ Van. new tires . BMW 9712 ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------ll('enst.· .. t ransfer fees, (lng ovt!r h;.iulc·d . S50CJ & . .•.••.......•.•.••.•.. DRUMS by Ludwig, light blue cleat. 2 Floor toms. a base 24". 3 Zilgre n 5 ft. Antique Baby Grand ing Dory. Needs work. &714/973-1345 18ft boat. Vanson trailer & fmann• charges. fee.., for take over payments or 115HP 1$3300) 1-:vinrude a ir Pollution l'Ontrol de-1 All 3 S2950. 545·~1624 Vll'e ccrt1f11:11t1on.'I or de· S20IJO ·Cal J eff : 5J#;..6t 1!). CREVIER •rd Oil Paintings • Cymbals. Rog~r·a high P layer Pl.a no. Plays . am!!~canvai.. Reclin: bat c o m p le t e W/a ll great. Must sell ! S4~or $250. Lite fbrgls Rowm~ Din gy w /oa rs $295 . F'brgls Kaya k w/oars & skirt $125. 673-6336. 'I Ch a ir <.:u rtain s cases -®OMO. Call aft best offer. 540-1204 t;;ves. t~ • • 6:30PM <7141737-6449. ltJng rnatenal. m ens 1Ch1c ke r in g /\rt Cas e• Avon Red.seal s man in· .~ thcs . 2060 Newport MAGNIFIOU· E Cl.arinet Upright. Com p. Re bit. Oatable boat, Johnson ti • vd. S pace 21 Costa A-1Condilion$100 Restrung. Rdin, also H P O B. 2 yrs o ld . • ~ .!:.__ cash only 645·2927 OaJc Player 833-3206 673-3756. 'Nhs, Mew 9IOO Wos, Hew 9100 Aldot, Mew 9100 Autos, Mew 9100 ;.a.J ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• l~ HONDA 4 DOORS 5 SPllDS AUTOMATICS I 'Sf *S AUTOMATICS '79 MARQUIS 24. oHs hore power· boat 460 f'ord, dual slpg, berths. Tan- dum lrlr. very low hrs sell or le ase Sll .~50 775-1090. 645 4223 ---·-- ----al~r <Jocumentary pre-·73 Dodge. 62K m1. l"Pl . Trc11tsp0i tatioft paral1on cha rges unless p '1ne 11 11 g . c us l 0 m &I ST & U OAOWAV ~AH IA ANA. ••••••••••••••••••••••• otherwise specified by /\M/F M ca s!I ste r eo. CR:' s, Salte/ 9 120 =e rt1sl•r --9Sl0 S2500. Ph 838.J!!(~I--835·3171 . •...•••••..•.........•...........•........... 17' Bos t on W h ;Jl<.'r w/85HP Mercury l'ng, S5500 o r best offer 546-8397 '76 Pilgn m 8' l)(>(J !'amµt•r Bradlev GT II kit car. •,2 $700. 1; 4 whl 1Jr1\e tarl':. c-on'ttruct cd. includes $10 f•a. l27 Chevy en~ VW Bu~. $60001 oo ... l. Call $350.646-7306. Dennis 651-150U d vs, ~· SkipJack '79 Open Hull, Volvo 225 120 hrs. VHF. Swim LOR. rresh ~tr flush. m mt rond . M u s l :.e ll . PP 8' Ca-bo-\•;;:-;a m pt!r, ~ood ,_759-8937 ____ e_v_e_s._ --- shape, 3 lighting i.ystmi.. ~/ butane. ij48-999ti Classics 9520 ~zedlik•;--9 1 40 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 714-673·161 I S.UNEY red. econ. '77 -18-.-CL-AS_S_l_C_B_A_Y_u_O_A_T_ Pcuceol M pe Moped . CLASSIC! 1962FORD RAMCHERO 0 runs xlnt. S350 or ofr. 1954 Century Lapstrake !l68-6780 6 cyl .• new engine, new Mint C-Ond. Woo Yacht trans , new tires, new Club ··eei.t Maintained" 1-·oxi moped , excellent eleclnca l system , new award 3 ~rs. straight. cood. $270. paml JOb, noor shin & S.5000. 1;73.5001 552·907:1 carpel. Sl.500/besl offer. ----------Call 848-9694 arter 5 p.m . · 7 7 24 ' S E AH A Y . ~~~s/ If busy. please keep try· Weekender. lrlr .• loaded, 9150 mg: 1f no answer. please 200hrs. $13,500 492-5897 ••••••••••••••••• •• ••• • keep trying! • 79 Yamaha 750 Spec. '77 Bayhn cr 27 • n e w I 9000/mi xlnt cond new '67 PONTIAC e ngines. needs work. I rear tares rack & 0 back "GTO" $9500. 673·8457 rest. Scott 752·7_90_3_. __ 1 V·8, 4 speed. factory air 1977 26' T-o lly Cr a rt 1 .79 SUZUKI GS 750 con ditio n in g, powe r wtmooring. price is right 4 Mos. Old. t::xc. Cond. ~~~:a,· clo~;~i~~ ~~~ call 673-1158 $2,200 642-9621 " factory Hurst <UEN290l 18' OONZJ MC-233 drive, · '78 Suzulu 185 Enduro. $2999 w/F:Z Loader trailer. 93 very clean ssso. hours use. 646-4121_. __ Doug 964-2114. ~~~~ ~ GAllOEN GllOVt 13731 Harbor Blvd. 'T1 Focmula T· Bird, 251,<.1 ', 1974 Rickman. eng. jw.t twin 351.s, VH P, full can· reblt, xlnt shape. $300 or vas, loaded, tandem t rlr. best offer . 645·6355. Bestofr. 839-0530. 534-4100 9060 'T1 Harley Sporty, runs--------- fine. needs little! $2800. 'A" "'ord Wood1'e, res•~red. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 64S-4368eves -:.:-.'ooo. "' '49, Luders 16, 2Srt. vam ..., h u 11. s 11 p in N B , '75 Yamaha E nduro 100. 675-6l6l be a uti r u l. $4000 . 1900 miles. Xlnt cond. llN-9010. $325. 714/842-2018 Bug Eye Sprite For Information :.>' MORGAN Sloop, '78, 76' YAMAHA 125 Enduro 545-1914 S/dsl, roller furling,.& Perfcond. xlnttransp. •37 Chev restored 11,AJ ton Dodger, knot log, wheel S500 760-1347 oat bed. '56 Wgn gd $.5SO w/pods. Better than new 1978 CX 500 HONDA. 0805484191 '79 F150 FORD VAN. ~ofa bed. bucket scats, ('ll'l". wi ndow.,. built m~. a /C', t ~heel. am, fm t.ipc dl·«k Off('r or trade for sma II caror t rul•k! 041.g967 '72 GMC 1mJy SOK m1. JSO VS. Arr. P/S, Pt R, 11i mpg, lnj! lid. Xtr as $1950. 661 9190 i i CHEVY MustSell $950 494-3800. 548 JJ.IS '70 DodJ?c wmdow van. nu tares & batty. rcblt 6 cyl. eng. $1300. 494-9532. Autos Wellftd 9 590 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WE PAY TOP DOLLAR for top used cars.foreign. domestics or classics. If \'OW' car is extra clean, See us Fl RST ! #1 lili C>r-.C...tv 292.S Har bor Blvd. COSTAMF.sA 979-2500 PORSCHES WANTED Allow US the OPPortunity IO consider the purchase or trade-in or your clean Pwsche. Check with Us Today! 111E ULTIMATE DRIVING IUCl41pjf •USEDBMWs• t22()(12 lll W '' 1r (2()tjl I ;7:13 01· ... Ljk! lnllll 1<)5.,•11 ·7~ 20lf.! tu:. r 10:1321 ·7;, 21 l02 d wo:!:l 1 '755.'.lOla W1:.1r (I m:I> ·16 200'.!s/r l<,p.(15781 i7 ti.10cs1 (4.xiSXG I '78320l •1 sp. air (422>0 '78320ia . air (00951 18 S.'IOta loadl'd c S.lf~ I '79S281a s/r 1261~11 _£~SWKlay_s _ ORANGE COUMTY'S OLDEST & Sales-Serv1ce-Lca~111~ Roy Caner.Jnc. Rolls floyce HMW 1540 Jam borec Newport Beach 640-6#1 BOB McLAREM's & 850N. Beach Blvd. LA HABRA <S Mi. No. of SA Fwy> c114tsz2,.5111 Sunday by Appl. & SADDLEIACK VAUEY IMPORTS hcnfmt rKeinda ... cond. $32,000. Newport • Yacht Exch 67>l800. 18,000 mi. $1300. gd cond. 'M MG·TF. immaculate. 136.11 .._,bO< nivd Mlche~646-5644 Red t. SlO """ a...oen 010¥8 , .. 131-nll Mllct'-of NEWIMW'S aho SACRIFICE: Toy for a · mus see. ,..,.,. I.!::::::::::::!=::::::::::::~ Ilg Boy. Salty character DblBike Trlr. w/ateel 7$2-5238or~132. 2'' Sloop. Cutter Bow. ramps. $200 '61 Olds. 88 4dr hardtop, Spruce Mast. 18' Cocktail 979-l'T73 lib new, 73,000 mi. $2750. area. Seats 12-14. Aux. bull ~L encme. Spinnaker gear. 74 HONDA 75?· re t --------- C o m p l e t e c o v e r . motor $1150. 73 Honda CONVERTIBLE R e place m e nt coat 500 4cyl. $695. Both nm '75 Buick c uatom La 121.500. Priced ror quick great. Ranter Motorcy· Sabre. 4900 ml, loaded. sale $14.900. Must be cleFaJringtl50.5'1M144S $3850. P.P.544-2379. seen. L ow inter est HONDA380CB1611.1978 l9IZ Studebaker, • real ~~~ail. m.1344, ~ tmalc, cheap 6 reliable tnm.mo.495-5300 Need to buy complete HOteA 7IO 1tcri•1n .. Sebot tor movie propa. ~5648 ...... 9110 Ca ll Clnem a float.. ----------1 ea-emo. 'Tl GLlooo; xlot, 1 owar, --··•• .. •-•••••••••• tu II d r e 11, c o l o r '1beralau Dune Bull>' 12' ~RT M1Nt FISH. matched $Z117S m-s7a Baaiet case, 40 Hp Won on Game Show. · · O'bauJecl en1tne, aand ..S 4 times "150, 1291 KAWASAKJl.Z400 tinattOO.eG.3379 'IWCID.CM,..._, '800/betofftr 4WllMIDrtftl tllO CAL 2S .. /Npt berth. ta>Dtl •••-.. •• .. •••••• .. •¥• Qeu. hl1b equipped for ?t ltlmda, CBelO, rart:ng PREGNANT, Muat Sell! l'lel or crulle. -a.u or plH . Unde r 500 m l, ._ JEEP C15, am/fm. lnde up to lM'l•t lloat smo. (Oita new '2300. cpt, under warraoty w.Nftl*,tt llp. ITMM. -.ems. _, .. 1221 ' , Tap Dlllar I 5 Pn-OWMID L:.I IMW"S r-.. To choose from '74 thru ForYourCar! ~~·s, 320l's, S30i's, .IONi4SOM & SOM For the best d ea l In U.C• Uarcwy Orange Co"°ty •.. Come 2828 Harbor' Blvd. see us today! Costa lleaa 540-5630 SADN llACIC We,_, V Al.UY IMPOITS 2IG llarnerite Pkwy. OVER ltissfon Viejo ........ 111 .. 2040 495-4949 v:.;~_GoodorAudj '72 BAVARlA a/c, 4apd, -~'"' ve r y c lean, M UST u11a1J,~; ... ';1::JI ~~J.J>::;:~4~ U.S . 1-~-------~-VW-PORSCHE-AtJDI '75$30i, autottana, 445 E. CoutHlway -1-_.....,. at Bli,alde Drlv& ....... ....,_. Newport Beach 67a.-0900 1---675-0M. ____ _ TOP.,... FOR '77 m . x1nt CODd. a /c, • tuD fm/am atereo 81.rk.. t /r . DIPORTASPORTS --0 80 CAR&•'1tOO :::.;v•r, _, .. i8 28Crl, 5 spd, AC. stereo. bew radials. Fiawless! l'l800. PP. (714)497·3487 '77 HONEY BEE. 4spd. XinL mileage. clean P.P. SN.50673-0t 10 "'llQw~. 4 apd low mil•. *· em1fm "7:SO 01() ~ 'lWC\'('('S.,pd, aood cond D» OHO. ion trm TlOI, r •<hi.I l1rn ... C\"t.'l' Upd, lo 1111, iclnl Mf'O bbt olf~r M1u·c1• ~ "?$ Dv1l . n\•-. lturu.. 3A.OOO m1 In ttlO •. only a.100 ml. loaded. custom rolor. uuto Iran • buv or UH• MUlll IHH , 838·:Sl•4 '74 Por1che 911 I 8. /\ppr frp. new red paint, Al - 1AK loy1, torl!o ca helle. -~ riadar. xlnt cond. ~. 0., ... t ......... 873-75'1 .... lril 11 .. 111 .... ·ee 912. restored in &t out .... I --~ lewer Best otter taket. 675-0228 IMiM ...tft. 60..a.. or61s.Dj2 lv4.1 rnessoxe ,. .... -....... 646·llMl4 ...., '75 Targ1& t:a r erra. mechanically rantas t1c, Tit ltond• Acu>l'd i.un HOUlla....otTS beautiJul brown with tan ruol. AM/t"~I l JK', IOK DIAL Mll.CIDfS Int Mus t :.ell Best offer m1 • un new em: Ss>tttal auor714107·2333 b\.l)'S this wee kend. Call P .1 1 n l U e :. t u Ir t! r ---------1 759-1913 or 6-tO. HJ63 673 ii 1980 MU 2400 ------loaded '60 D ROADSTER 9710 Assume lease Blk/Blk. OnA 113.000 m1 '76 XJ6C. xlnl cond. 3:1.000. 18fi()O. 1145 8908 9734 '71 Kurmann Ghia. l<lnt body & int. runR i..:reul, ~w tire:. & hall. to mi. ~6.W/080. 646· 1985 or 979-9076. 9738 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 714-661-0827. Sll.500. 642 5290 •MORE CASH FOR '7!1 911SC. like n l'"· YOUR MERCEDES Let loaded. Petro Hlue with us setUe your ba lance or leather inl. s nrf; l'll' pertiaps we can trade. SU.500. 714·6'15·80H7 Call Peter. Houso of lm-p o r t s. In c . 6862 '71 914. Xlnt. lo m1 . u lt'. cuss plyr, S3250. 35mµi.:. Manchester HI, Buena 831.1,,,,.1 Park. (7141 75().7201 on --""'-- the Santa Ana Frccwuy '711 Porsl'ht.' 924 . l<lnt or DIAL MER-CF.DES rood .. 16.000 m i. $10.500. M BZ • 77 3J>O D. 11 n r f. _P_P_._':fl_8_· 1_50tl ____ _ 240.z .28 cus tom front '7!) RX·7 GS. fully loaded. yellow. bamboo Int .. uux ·76 PORSHE 911s end. che°vy 350en1:. $2475. only 13.000 m1. xlnt t·ond. tank. clean. 44K. $14,000. SiJ(naturc L1m1tcfl Edi needswori<.645-4121. red.S8250.494·4745. 673-7368. lion Platinum Gold. S.turdmv, Augu1t 30. 1990 $750 Dll<.vunt • then aet $500 l'Qate b8ck ' C•n be used u ~down paymt'nl ••z.' ........,._ .. ( ....... ~.,. .. _ 29'lS Harbor Blvd COSTA MESA 979-2500 179 Sprtf1re. radials. stereo. boot .& lonneuu tovers. S4900. ~4·0508 FANTASTIC REl•TES ON ALL NEW TRIUMPH TR7s Make you best dea l wnh lob & then gN $1000 back' Can be usl' y•:;;; !llo1pn , __ ...,.,..., .. .... _,.,. . .........,..., __ lOOS Har bor Uh tJ COSTA MESA 979-2500 '511 TRJ. Xlnt l'und . lll'W top. tonnl·au. side l'UI tains, rt:d1blk 1111 Wlrl' wht.'Cls. S35UO firm 968-7<Yl3 1919 ~kewood Blvd LON(i BEACll 1211 • 597·3663 OPEN SUN DA VS Duncbut((O. :.tret·t legul )lood 11hapt1 but ncl•dti enjlme work. l-'l111r fen ders. etc S750 955·3001. 754·79111 '68 Uug . com plctct~ restored . looks & run~ ____ g_re_at 645 3439 Wanted · 1971 VW Va n. no Window~ Good bod~ No . rust or accident~ Poor or n ,, t r u n n 1 n i.: 0 I\ 213-379·994 l WANTED VW Bug in ,.:o(ld l'ond , With gooJ bod\ tH I !H5i 00 V\\ R!Olt Ncl'ds v.orl.. 6:i~·li2X5 -------- i!1 scrnocco. ml·tJlhl red. <frlU\l' l'loth 1n tenor. ~u11ruot -.t1 •n ·o. $200. fii:l :1JH:1 '75 VW BUS. beige. 1!1 :; rn1 l(allon. radial s. rud10 . S-1450 OBO ~6566. 546·0469 '77 VW Rabbit AMtF'M. 4 ~pet.'<1 Nt•w brakes & huttl'Q 1-.' ccllenl conu SJ.)flU U:l8· 7858 '68 VW Bu1-: Run:-. but needs· work S!J50 or h:-t 01 r C:J II 846·0572 ·79 C on v V W llu g Wht1Wht 2000m1 .... 1u1·k 11erf1·ct SV!>Oli dJ~ ~ 1142 n94 194 21~11; ,., , .... 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CMt.och 842·2000 '76VW SCIROCCO .• n tinder. " s p1:1:d. '64 VW Bue. :.unrf. '1'1t running. new tirei.. i;dc,MJ l>od) eo 497 4026 Sclrocco'7H # Sliver/black. air cond . ra1oi. . a llo~ wht>els.' spollt>r. 011 cooler. m:,ht l•xlras lm mut· ~1ul.t Sl•ll ma1ti.. lull f ado r ~ VW SUPl::H B~ETl.J:;' et1wµped ltl28.'iAA1 Gd Eui:. s r. am fm. S4599 x~rk . S1800t~B0 7GO·I~ Ht~ M0tooul VOlKSWAGIN INC GAJIO(N GllOVt IJi:ll llarbur IUql 534-4100 7!J d1c.-.el HAHlllT. bt4!!t-- 5:.ptl. imrn;ic· c·ond ·-•'•'. \Ir:• tank. S7fl001141·5->:!1 1':1 Habl11t. 'Int l'Oml. sun· I O<tl, ~ tdlo\\. blk int , ~IU41. ~ 12.1!1 '73 VW CAMPER 73 Super Beetle. A~I f',\I I • 'hndcr. I "'Pl'l'd I ull~ l'a-.~ -..tcn•o. luJ:r.: rad. l~Wppt•lJ 1 >lli'tG WX' rJd1.il;., \lnl t·oml. S2HOo . S4599 1;:11 :i:im I Sfa-Jt Moo'<ltd VOlltSWAGIN INC GAll0£N GllOVI !Ji t ll.11hor BIHi 534-4100 ii hni.;hl red ..u1wr llt11·tli· h-1k.., ).(I• .it l'Ulb ),!rt'.tl ~J;,o 1;j:; 11:JI!• '78VW SCIROCCO I l \ l111tfl•1, JUltJOl.llll lrJ11 ~1111 -."011 :.,o ld l'•·rft'l'l ltJI •tfUI \~1f1• 1:0ifWl' 1 S5899 Hfa'lk, ~ou.'Qtd i i VW Dlfo:Si':t. :Mr. tau. llt·,·k1•1 A~l F M. xlnl tOnd l'I' li7311621 HO 1lJbb1t ('1111\'l'rtlhll'. Jll I \\hth'. a ll 11p110n ... 111l'I a11 . t17 :1 ti20,S 7:! \'W 1111~. -..nrt . 'Ira ... 111111 mll! kit Cun ali ,·ni.: tr.111-. 1110•. l'l·-.t11r\••I m1·1·h<1n1t·, S:-1!1~1! b~t ~I'll I I X:;I !I;!.")<! i ;, ~I :• I t\ ti tt r '7!1 \'W ('1111\ l'rllhh•. "ht\\' :! 11111:-o I hl;u·k '"" I whtll' ~·1.11111 l :1>1 .1 .i tiili I liW 2ti0h ~p<'rh li!I \'W lluL! .• 111111 1 ... utM l1i.:h1 lilu1· 1Jr1i.: 11wnr SM1N1 ·~111 :.!ti!l!r 2 OATSUNS: 1980 210. ~ •m 9740 ·77 Mercedt.ls 0300 Diesel. Cusscu e . Ste rt.'o. >dn't Trude· .'our ultJ .. tuft tor 1977 810• Xlnl Cond . ••••••••••••••••••••••• fully l'quipped. Like Cond1t1on ~Ian) Extras. new g uud 1t'' "1th ,1 l'<:ople who need ~pk -..hould alwa)::. chel'k tlw 11 \'W Bui.; , . .,n, '\1" Sen 1te 01n•ctor~ in th1· i·ui.:. tin_.... 1 rJ11, ~ 1op VOlll'.SWAGl N INC G AllOEN GllOVI t.r.:11 11.trbor Ill\ ti t.i llui.: t·l··.111. t1t'tl.! 11v.1wr (;<J ( 1111d -:OUJ\Jt1 l!J7 l><XI __ !_)Al~.Y Pit.OT ~~lorolh 1 •.01 U!ll 534.4100 66l·<m4 COMPARE! new. $15,500. Owner will SlS.400 5t5·2ml:l <.:la."iS1f1ed ad t•~:!-51i71! Selection. trade·1n help finance or accept R.....tt 9755 Aut H 9800 H 98001 o --·--- M 97 25 creat1\ e finance plans equity in Ca11Com1a real ••••••••• •• •••• •••• •• •• •••• ~~· ••• ~.-. ••••• •••• ••• ~~·.~~·.~:.':' ••••••• !!.~~ ~~·.~~· .. :.--: ............ ~~·.~~·.~.~."': ....... !!~ .1~~~~~·.~:.W. ....... !!.~~ ••••••••••••••••••• •••• and usual price. e>late. 962-4471 •79 REHAUL T '72 128! 4 door. Needs HOUSE OF IMPORTS .. ,._..RDI"·"'' body work & mufrler DIAL MEI.CEDES '78 Mercedes 3000. 35.000 .-.. "' Eng. XJnt. S69S 080 637 2377 m1 . s ilver /blul'. s nrf. 4 cybnder. 5 sJ>l'('d. 1 ... ,. &llJ.-6729 ---------• SlS,500 cash or assume tor~ air 1·ond1tion1ni.:. lse of S32:5mo. w /Sl500 i\~1 /FM ~lereo .... un roof 78 flat 128. good, clt.'11n, dn. 67~5994 Suf)t!r low mill's "11 h ruel emc. low miles. ---------everythu\g. t547YTW 1 m"lO or offer. 497 1044 or I KJOS-Drive to college $5699 494-1309 with class. 66 MBZ 250S. Looks aood. n.tns good. $3250. 548-0066 or 645~0 1Kl SPIDER Conv. 2000 loaded, a /c, ~te re o. s pecial trim. lug rack, a be•uly. must sell. a sking sn:so 95S-a.1 s MB '783000 Xlnl condition P.P. 493·2426 '** Uoun~ \IOlkSWAGfN, INC GARDEN Gll0\1£ 13731 Harbor Blvd 534-4100 COMPARE . '78 Fiat X19. xlnt .:ond. THI BOTTOM LIME '67 MB: Auto. Air, $2900. Rois Royce 9756 Crale's best stereo & OH OVER 100 NEW & Private P559a~1266y. ••••••••••••••••••••••• t.aPe deck system. 9·000 us ED . RENT TO # 1 DEALER IN U.S.A. mi. $5700. PP. SJG.4805 OWN? CREATIVE '62 2211SE Classic Coupe. ~ ........... .!??!. FIN. PLAN SIM~ :t~s:=.~:~.r ~ ~~~VER • 7 5 H on d a c V c c ~H-111tll!. o• -ITS ROU.S·ROYCE Hatchback. auto. xlnt --r _.v '61 ZIOSL. collector's ::!~:'.":11 eond. 6 xhft llPG, DIALMa.clDIS eond. 2 lopl. All/FM, ..._ --2Dcir714/617·2313 lftcbeUns .. Wht w /aavy, =::;;; -• hnmae. Sl8.000.675--0689 ClOSED SUNDAYS Alllos, Mew tlOO Awtos, M•w tlOO ~ 9 Saab 9760 .............................................. ...., 742 .------------------. ....................... . ..................... . "13 llGB-GT, lo mileage. 1980 SAAi TERRY BUICK SAAB lfll MIAlt P.c.H. HUNn•TOM llACH 536-6588 CdUNT DOWN TO 1981 MODELS ONLY 19 V-6 CENTURYS &. REGAL'S xlnt cofld. orig owner TUllOs s:woo. 640-5129• HERE HOW! MGI 9744 EXCELLENT ••••••••••••••••••••••• SELECTION! FANTASTIC REIATES ON ALL NEW MCils! Geta $1000 Discount & then gel $750 rebate back I Can be used u~nt .._..~,). _...,....,._ 2925 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 979-2500 BEACH IMPORTS 848 Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH 752·0900 9762 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. 978SUIARU 4X4WAGON With air cond .. lugj!a~e rack, t ape deck & much more! '• SU FPI IStk. 1Z74). ONLY $4189 newport ~atsun '1 4 ~11 1300 76 MGB. sharp, 42K m1, Toyota 9765 $3,350. • •••••••••••••••••••••• 499-1.907 64 MGB conv. gd cond. Sl'100/best off er. 84$-5685. '78 Midget. Good mpg. lo mi. very gd cond. $4400. 556-0875, 775-1575 "18 MGB, lo miles, nice. $GOO.Kirk 673-3074 ....... 9741 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '7STOYOTA COIOLU 4 cylinder. 4 !>p eed. bright-yellow. Great Mil ca"e G e tter . <982MXU> $2499 @~Uowcwf \IOlKSWAGfN. INC. GAftOIN QAO\lf 13731 Harbor Blvd. 534-4100 ----·~ ORANGE COUNTY'S '76 COROLLA SRS. white PEUGEOTDIESEL w/tan int, Sspd, new all HEADQUARTERS belted rad tires. AM/FM stereo cas s dec k. I I tlO IOh owner. 159-11t1. · .......... ._MOW!!! ·1o~~';a fl46.4l62 "'-Cf:...~ 11 SR5 Unback. silver N&W"11ft'8EACll w/black. AC, AMIFM. S 71~0 spd. Redials. 536-72216 aft 11----~------1_6 _____________ _ TaU O¥er leMe on '11 "71 CELJCA GT Coupe, 5 Pe u I• o t DI e • • I • apd, fully loaded. sun· 8Mutiftll _,., ...._,, roof, am/fm 8 track AJC. pMNr drt" *· llereo, etr. power steer· Owner ttl•IUI er ifta, 22,000 miles. Xlnt ...-Z caad. Must aeU 1 98850 or ,. 1t1 9711 best offer, Call days ••-.. ••-••••••••••••• l!l'l.Slli2 or eves 559-59 ~~~~/ii. Al· '11 OT Cl!!LICA. s1pd, canu7 a io · Uftbeclt, atereo. 7M, P.P. i-----·-----1 -.. 75NMI -:.: .. Pane:;._~ •Carola.. AM/l"M CAii. ... m,.. ·-.. m.I. 5yr wmty. l4300 , ____ ..._ __ . ___ • __ , cllbflnll.MI ~ 'ft Pw o1ae 9118, l lnt ,11 COROLLA Db. auto. ...._ all atraa . ....,.. a1c ... ,rm UM. lo ml • ..... 11. 9'I00/090 ........ Brown """ SadcUe lnt. Xlnt tond. 14710 . ..... •••••••••••• I ( ' WAGON $ 5 SPEED (Stk. 411 2)(WDA 10254501 r ACCORD $ 5 SPEED (Stk. 4117) SME21549861 I ACCORD LX $ 15 SPEED (Stk. 4131) (SMH2154275) OPEN ENTIRE LABOR DAY HOLIDA YI C... SUll!Kt To Pnot S... Siie ~ Ooe9 ._. lncltlde Tu ~ odt ,_,l>Mtefl"91- ~ · -,_-·~i~s .. ,--, va.1v, 1'. 10:00,....,.., • pARft Ofllt ·96 NUSTA19 ............ 5 4995 4 speed trans w1cru1se control. factory air cond .. P'M'. steering 4 brakes. AMIFM stereo wicassette tape player & mag wheels (018XUB), I :" AlllOa.NTE.R 14251.A-ST. COSTA MIS.A 1•-t•2 . ...... "' ¥WC••11• ... ••·il61 'll vw Ra bbit. urr. .u.. ad cood. s:noo or *' olfer t15 27Crl ''11 Scirocco Low m1leaae. am rm ster('() Xlnt Cond Air ~ 74 IS. .. ' tH<l ll ' ... W< 'l ' I .................................................................... ...... fHZ ..... ttl7 P\ ••• . 9'60 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • M&111mn1 Futback, 2 71 POllD PltnO "11 Du8ter, 2dr, kyl. lo to c h o o 1 e f rom . squtll w•.c>M mileage. 11400 or best of· 9000/080. '18001080 V6. 11ule>ttU1llC trans , ulr rer. 64&·2231. ___ _ P.P. 887-4012. cond .. radio• pwr. slecr· • ., Good Cond Ill& (371UO R I .... ery . 11.39S. 1682orl'15·59'Tf $25.99 Plymouth llYIO Fury. 4 dr. runs 1ood. Inspected. Ul. 714·842·3251 'TT GHIA "'500 am/fm. IAIU llCI -------s&«eo. •le. maa wheels. lwoal SM.IS '74 CONTINENTAL. fully p/1. lo ml. u ll 642.QIO 24 ReUable Used Cars ,, • /11 "" ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... """"V" C.-..l•n vs .. uu"' loaded . new tries " hra. •333 ••Ha rbor Blvd. _"',., ._ •.., brak•. Blk, l2500t080 --------COSTA MESA 1965 PONTIAC '"Gto•• '11 ltvU ... blk w/blk lttv tr1•1. r adio. orl1dnal Ml~ 1186 Mustang. 6 cyl. very 631-070 n .ooo m1. a owner stock -aood cond. s1 .550 RC<'enl valve job & NEW paint. C herry~ <.:a ll ·75 Hal<.'h back \ir, biS-1163 l'Venlngs after 6 Ult. -~;.,;::r tom aooo1bltofrl4f.4519 '72 Mark IV. nda sm amt S48-5233aft 1PM .....,, fuU~ Pride -body wrk. gd looking. ms ol o ... rahlp. A11umt 1974 Surburban. auto. 4 gd 1950/bst ofr p P. --:.tereo. 47K miles. S1795. p.m . '67 Mustang. xlnt cond. M9·94l 1 ------lie llltllt)' AM /lah~ WhJ dr. 80.000 ml. Eng. ~ , ...... Ml MH llQOd tlOOO ecn-~. - --Mercwy ftSO Loedld llTI El Dorado. 'T7 MC111.1a. uuto, 306 ena •••••••• ••• •••••••••••• new tires & brks. must --------·w Executlw 9 pa.ssenger scll. $1800 Dave 493-6213. ·72 PlnlO. fix up or use ror sla. wa.:. l owner Xlnl •noo par1s )l a k e o f'er. mech. cond. Da ys 645-5433 64-1-~. E\•es: 644~2. 1DU1t H it. 14KMI, $.1ll00. PS, PB .. Air condition· ORANCECOUNTY'S Oldl-bile "S5 ._.119 -. --lfll 840-4985 e~ -FtMIST •••••••••••••••••• ••• •• "11 levllle DieMf. 33.000 '72 \luli bu convt. Xlnl UNCOLN·MERCt;RY 1970 OLDS ml. darit bh_, ext, Ute cond. 20mp1. 12.8&5 Ot' J>EALERSHJP 08.TA aa COUPE blutlnt.tl0.000.873'8457. bestofr.&42•1520 RAY FLADHOE Automatic trans .. air - -• ----- -LINCOLN-MERCURY cond .. pwr s teering . IO& DOIADO '77 Chev. 2 d r Cabriolet lG-t8AutoCenter Dr. radio & vinyl roor Usei- W..aem lMldle flremlllt. Vinyl lop. PS/PB. air SOFwy·LaJce Forest exit regular .:as' Good fum1 Votue t1rH " all other cond . radio. tilt whl IRVINE lycar'. l6l8APX1 C11 dlll ac o ptio n s . 12'195 obo. 55u-4946. 130.7000 $1499 11.ClOO/ml. Best ofter over 85'1·0926 '14.000 55.2-0528. - - -1976 MERCURY EARLE IKE ·74 Pl NTO A I C N F:W T IRES Sl.li95 ono 6316632 . ·n llatchbal'k. 4 l'YI. 4 ... pd. rad1ub . s1>0rts rally pkg. 1ntrfl.•'l(t r dC'ror. 'ID BONN EVtLLE Convt. Orig. ownr. ~d. rond S2.99.SOBO 540.7559 '6.5 LE MANS. SSOO. runs good . 646-5130 \l•ry l'leun ·22011 673 116.1 '80 FB Trans Am. ln- d1anapohs Pace Car. T- ·7.1 Pinto Hunabout Xlnl lop. Turbo. very rarl' cond. lo\\ m1 Sl695 or bsl SlJ.500 080 496·4200 '56 Chev'. 4 door. hard MONARCH 4 DOOR IMPORT SALES top. Ont-Owner. Top Rel1abl4 Used ····r~. ,. __ ,,,, M II w ·11 Automatic trans . air "' '-w ., '7$-3701 199 Cid. Sedan DeVllJc. ofr 673 3733 · ------1-'or SJle '6fl l''ireb1rct. )(t.I ---Good tran:.ponat1on car. Mech n e w & rt• b I l 848-9988. thruout. cai.s. needi. ----- ~t SJ300. _!,94 11794 _ t 1750 V.-1.....-t77Z '72CADCOUPE .,...... Runs Good. Look11 Good'. • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 846· 78Z.:1 VOLVO i9 Seville dwsel Sl4.000. Or assume be. S332 mo ~l """iu. • USl be : ' ac · \985 Harbor Bl\'11 C\'pt reasonable offer cond .• radio & pwr steer · COSTA MESA 1n1t. l mm ac uJul e ·75 Blue Pinto. :!2.000 mi. l'Ond. nu trans $1500 bi.I xlnt t>Ond S2 lllO or bc'l nfr ~-4857 lrVlne.857-1050. lhruoul' (2S8PAAI 631 -0743 um·r 67~l·91111' ---w Pontiac 71.001 ml. xlnt l978Chevette . S22SO 673-1377 '73 SS. clean. hi-backs. 4 s pd. nu brakes. $2.000 080.497·1431 '79 Olds Toro Dies~I Lik(." 2 Pinto Station Wa1wm. n l' w M t R . t u 11 y '7K 73 Slit-I.. l'l'Onom ,· l'QWpped Sl l.000 firm C'llr~ s:i:rn11 & ·700 640-8862 or 6-W ~ 196 3577 & l:!7 15141 PlytftlKlttl 9960 .••••....••.•..••...... rm•rh t'on1f. ndb bodv \\urk $..)()() l)l;l ol r 004.s.i8;J ~rbird 9970 •......•.......•....... '1>3 T· Bml Bod} i.olld. SALIS. 58VICI MIDLIASIMG OVERSE~ DEUVERY EXPERTS --·-c 9917 '73 Monte Carlo1 r un· m>del. loaded. xln\ cond $2899 EARLllKE IMPORT SALES Reliable t;scd Car'b 1985 Harbor Blvd COSTAM~A 631-0743 '7i Cutlass 442. V6. Air. Stereo. :l2.000 m1h'o; $3200 Leaving !1·1·80 !Or Uawai1. 642 4337 1977PLYMOUTH H.un!> OK. Great for ARROW ~~~~ Bl•s t oHt•r ••••••••••••••••••••••• 546-1921 .. 'i2 Colony Park !I pash ---1 'JX't.' xtras. needs some bod~ work. r un!' i;d. Sl250 t OBO. 646-1~ or 979-9076. ••••••••••••••••••••••• GtMcal 9901 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MOTHtMGOVM $4995 MAIERS AUTOCEMTH 1977C...,oLT V.:ry clean cond1llon. Yellow with whllt• In· tenor. Air conditioning. power brukes and steer- ing. AM I FM 8 track stereo. 49K m i. 19 mp~. 1)768-5837 <> 1978 CHEVROLET CAMAROZ.28 Auto matic t rans .a ir con-0 •. pwr s lcer 1ng.AM FM ca11:.l'lte deck & mags. 1-:-.:ccp tional~ l~LKE J. $4911 THEC ORE ROBINS FORD ,u,,o HARBO~ BIVD CO>IA Ml~A 64J 0010 ---wgn. Loaded Or1g1nal 12 Stauon Wagon. U5.000 '68 Bel Air. 4 dr. xlnt owner. SIOOO 675·6 161 nu. "er) ~d l'On<l Musi lrun s portJtron 1·ar ---~ ----i.ell S500i0 00 XSX·!llK.1 64S-3520 1978 Mercury Zcph~ r stu --- ----wj?n. K&H . ;.ur . $3850 ·73 Cutia~~ Suprcmt· ~•" '67Chevcllc)l ahbu ~dr.6 55&4:J93or76H·34~ w.000 mil~ Run:-. -.:lnl cyl. run good $550. Mus'--9952 Urive to JPPrt'l'tJt1· 645·7578 •••• :"::?............... Goud 11 rt.'" S I uou 1965 MOVA 283 ·oo )1~t Convert $1500 I 19fi.8!i88 . . Small V-8. 5 new lire... Run.' J.:ood. looki. i.:reat 77 Cutlas:-. Salon. lull) Run.'i~reat ~95. Linden. &I0-97~ _ _ __ l'<l Ulppl•d . xlnt l'on1I vt-r)' rl'w lol·al mllr:-' T Biro ·n. 3.'>.000 m1. xlnt t::<·onom) PLL;~1·nmlur1 cond Loadl•d \\ 11\M Fm lrUI) a i.:t•m . 10l6T.J H I t'i.1:-S SJ20(1 731 5380 $3099 1.x T Bini bclll•r than i.:d EARLE IKE 'ha1w Hehl! ,•11i.: 1um1) IMPORT SALES tune 1·h.1111 ~11;3 1 1111:, l<t·habll• Ui;1•d l '.1ri. I'~'> Haruor llh d COST A \1 ES.\ 611-0743 9974 . ·············•···••••·• "i:! c;T W.\GO~ auto. hody <.\. cng good. $<175 549.:i.110. $2700 5.'>!J-63 l!l t'iod "'hat you wa11t in ------Cltt.-.~111cd Ad .... ~our UJh· · '73 E l Camino. ruru. i.:n~at. Daily Pilot Class1f1eds ~II Idle item:-__ 1;_12 :;1;i)( -.101>-ohopping n•nh·r '\\ant ,\d' Ca111;.1:.! st7x t;.lO·Ktil I needs hltll· work. $1750 --644~<1127 ~~·-~~~ •••••••••••• ~ ... ~~~:'. ••••••••••• ~.~~·.~~~:1. ........... ~~·.~~~ .......... . ·n Contouf'1' i; t~I. ,,.s. * * * ** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * p1b. llll whl. Amt Fm .,lereo. A l'. nu 11 n·:. 5:!500 bst ofr 004·6'&88 ----eor..tte · 9932 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1425 Baker Street COSTA MESA 1978 CORVETTE '73: Nl'eds engine. S500 or Sliver Anniversary cdi· best orrer. tlon with ONLY 14.000 540-9202 6314268 miles! $9.000. Call llidc 9910 ·71 Mipl . 350. a tc. p ts. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ye l l o w /blk i nt . 1966 Buick Riviera. Runs g)()()/080644·4908' ·good. looks good! See to O.Yroltt 9920 appreciate! S9'15 to bo . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1-497-1810 If no answer . please keep trying. ·n Black Cor vette. rully equip. 27.000 mi. 4Spd. Ask for David al 975-0113. 1973 CHEVROLET Call Melody 847·~. •77 LaSabre. l owner. MALllU COUPE Coufllr 9933 xlnt. c ond . $2.895. Aulomutic trans .. a ir ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~families are getting It's llme to plan for that 5.5\-0425 =: tfs:· r:~~~;:as~ 1977 MERCURY • :she-camping "bug" this vacatloo trip. For extra •73 Rivier a Fus t bac k A really ready back to COUGAR XR7 ~r. If y ou have a cash. why not sell some S950/bsl orr . very gd sehool car! <609JG I L Full power. auto. trans .. gampertbat'•notgelllng ol those Items you don't c on d . Cash on I y air cond .. .-\M/F M stereo • sell it now wltb a need with a Classified P.P.~ $ 1799 cassette 1w1th special Ad. ad? 642·5678. ~c ff IS EARLE IKE ~ sy:-tem 1. True Ap- " ••••••••••••••••••••••• IWORT SALIS phance wire wheels & _ .... _ 0 Allabl UsedC muc h mor e ! Ebony ~. '79 SevlUe. dark brown, cu: e ars bl k r· h & t I na ADS • • -•.. -;: -=-= . ..:-:: ac IOIS ru y a 1..,SAW . -....-... ·-·~·--leather lot, like new. 198SHarbor81vd. showpiece! <342SRW1. ,_, ::t;~ ., if-,7.:_; ... -:,::aim =·mi, :>11,900. CITr~;~i\ $3999 • -. ---EARLE IKE ~.'!:e':.~:."! ....... !!,.~~1~!·.~:."! ....... !!!~ ~!·.~:."! ....... !!!~ ~!·.~:."! ....... !!!~ ~~~'L:!~~ ,. • . 1985 Harbor Blvd. Now is a great time to look for smart buys on t 980 cars. The Daily Piiot and the new car dealers of Orange Ceunly suggest you check the .. ,,.,. credit terma, better gas rrileage and hw*r.• maintenance available In 1980 tmdels doUjjh P!fttlclpating Orange County dealers. \lllba to dealer ahowroom.t may register for Md other great pllzes now thlOugh september 1 I i)fl Y l'llOT COSTA MESA 631-0743 9935 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SOUTH COAST DODGE It's eoming soon ! Watch for our grand opening·~! 2888 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 540.0330 ·ee Dodge Polara . One owner. 58K on g. miles. comp. matnt. history avail . GREAT SHAPE!!! Sl.2:50 or best offer. 675-1230. 673-3068. 673-2712. 19'18 Dod ge Colt. Ex· cellent condition. 2 door Sedan. maroon . low mileaie . 4 s p e e d tran1mlask>n. FM stereo cat.lelte. S3.550 FIRM. 561-4435 l rvlnc. ''15 Dodae. se.ooo mi, 11500 or trade for '? Bob 845·3761 '13 Charier W/ 48,000 mi. rum areal, aet.s t5mpg. Ne<la much body work. BO. 645-9535. tt40 ••••••••••••••••••••••• i1 Granada .• 2-dr, Vinyl top, AIC. PS/PB. new Ur ea, c lean. 12250, m..-11. '10 LTD $895. 4 dr. aUlomatlc, Air. t owner. tood cond. p p. SS.50ll Tl Granada 4/dr. Xlnt _... CCllld. l owner. Alr , .ae.11m.sa.-. "JI OrMd Torino StaUoo w....., IJl/pb, auto • ..,. ... .,, . *********************** BIS WEEK'S SPECIAI,S YOUR CHOICE ••• JUST J\ FEW EXAMPLES: 77 BL'ICK SIK YI.ARK 1025SWV) '3295 •79 01.DS~OBll.£ Ct:Tl.ASS f822WIM) Ne• 0.1,, '4995 ·79 ~ERCliRY CAPRI (3155WZD) Ne• O••~ '4995 0 78CHE VY IMPALA ""AGO~ ·74 t\MC J,\ VEl.I~ ~M) '1895 O.ly ~ncaEVROLET MALIBU ':.u;L) '3991!! •.. ,, .. ·79 BUICK aEGAI. 5'1 '5295 '8985 UEIJ8'1W18 ...... •llAC nu ..... A_ ........ \I .................. ..._. ..__ ... , ............ _.,, ... , _.,.. .................... 11 411 .............................. t - "79TRIUMPH SPITFIRE (811400) Noa 0.1~· '4995 '72 FORD MA VIER1(;9' (~1EOC) '\'ow Owl~ '1895 .. '77 HOl'D,\ CIVIC (893SMA) Noa O•ly '2995 ·79 CHIEVROl.ET Ct\PRICE E:V) '4995 •73 BMW BAVARIA 5;KT) '4495 Tlll8nt..•AT. 6 llJN. eNL t't "MJ ".,.... •nNeWr